No change of heart
The Rangiora Borough Council has given no sign of having a change of heart about not contributing to the Canterbury Promotion CounThe council’s finance and general committee at its April meeting had recommended that the council should not contribute. Subsequent to news reports of this, the Promotion Council’s executive officer (Mr B. R. Dunstan) suggested that Promotion Council representatives discuss the matter with the council. Had anything happened to change councillors’ minds, that would warrant meeting the Promotion Council representatives’ asked Cr B. R. Hassall at the council meeting on Tuesday evening. Cr D. A. Franklin said he could i not see the worth of pursuing the matter further. The Promotion Council's “talking to us might sway some of us to change our minds. . . some might be more gullible rather than hard-headed financiers,” Cr Franklyn said. The Promotion Council will be told that the Borough Council does not wish to meet representaItives. .
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