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WORKING BEE + LUNCH – in l’Anson Reserve – 21 NOV 2019

On Thursday, 21 November, we will be holding the last weeding bee for the year in l’Anson Reserve. It will be followed by a picnic in the park which will be supplied by Rob Fraser from the QEII National Trust, who own and manage the reserve. As usual, we start at 9.30 am and finish at 11.30 am, when we will gather for a picnic lunch by the lake.

For new people: l’Anson reserve is situated in Te Puna between SH2, Loop Road and Armstrong Road. Please meet us at the car park off Loop Road, off SH2. Bring suitable footwear, gloves, hat, sunblock, drink, food etc. Garden tools are available, but you can bring your own favourite tools if you like. You may want to bring an outdoor chair or picnic blanket, everything else for the picnic will be supplied.

Your RSVP is important, asap please, so we can cater for everyone. Please let me know if you prefer vegetarian and/or gluten free options.

Warm regards, Kate Loman-Smith (katelomansmith@gmail.com or 021 657344).

Hands-on Fun with Filo pastry class
AUGUST 31, 2019

Posted by Carolie de Koster

The last class for 2019 will take place at Carolie’s Culinaire on Saturday 16th November. In this Hands-on Class you will discover the diversity of filo pastry to create impressive, classic and trendy, savoury and sweet, large and small pies and pastries. For more information: caroliedekoster@gmail.com / 075482024

It’s time to get muddy with your pooch.
Sunday, 10 November TECT All Terrain Park will be overrun by dogs and their owners for the second annual Mud Dog Run.
Hosted by Western Bay of Plenty District Council and Tauranga City Council the unique event features a 2.5km and 6km run through the park with plenty of mud and water-filled obstacles.
“Our first mud run saw more than 250 people join in and we expect this number to be even bigger,” says Council’s Animal Services Officer Betty Hall.
“What better way to spend a Sunday than enjoying the outdoors and playing in some mud?”
Both the 2.5km and 6km courses will be run simultaneously at both 11am and 1pm – giving people the option of running at either time, or for those keen participants, both.
There will be coffee, food and drink options available to purchase on the day, though it is a cash-only event with no cell reception at the park.
Betty says while the first edition of the park run was hailed a success, the feedback was there wasn’t enough mud.
Something that shouldn’t be a problem this time around.
“We’ve got a fantastic course planned for this year.
“Climbing, running, crawling under cargo nets and taking a dip in a muddy pond. There is no doubt you will need a spare change of clothes.
“Everyone is welcome – even if you don’t have a dog – feel free to join us.”
Online registrations close on Wednesday, 6 November but entries will be still be taken on the day (cash only).
The Mud Dog Run is the first of eight fun run or walks in the Western Bay Wander Dogs Summer Series. Between now and April 2020 the series will stop in at locations including Waihi Beach’s Anzac Bay, Te Puna Quarry Park and Puketoki Reserve in Whakamarama.
For more information search Mud Dog Run at www.westernbay.govt.nz

Yay were planning the big summer holidays camp – some exciting new things will be happening.
Questions is, do we operate for the normal 3 weeks of school holidays from 13th Jan-31st or do you need us a week earlier from the 6th January?
If their is enough interest we will do 4 weeks.
Bookings will be up soon.

Kinesis Events – Before and After School Care

https://kinesisevents.aimyplus.com/Account/Login
Sheree Smith
0277460041

Fundraising for our non profit gallery and fair signage. Come along for our Believe It Or Not Quizz Night.

SH2 Katikati to Tauranga public consultation

There’s been a high number of crashes on State Highway 2 (SH2) between Katikati and Tauranga. We want to make sure that speeds are safe and right for this road.

In the 10 years from 2009 to 2018, 27 people lost their lives and 77 were seriously injured in crashes on this section of SH2, causing immeasurable grief and suffering for families and communities.

We are proposing to:

Lower the open road speed limit between Katikati and Bethlehem from the current mix of 100/90km/h to 80km/h.
Lower the Pahoia School variable speed zone from 70km/h to 60km/h.
Lower the speed limit through the Te Puna township from 80km/h to 60km/h.
Extend the 50km/h speed limit at Bethlehem to be 135m west of Te Puna Station Road.
There are more vehicles using this section of SH2 and it’s catering to a wide range of competing travel needs.

Our priority is to make this a safer stretch of road as soon as possible so that everyone using this route can get where they are going safely and reliably. To do that we need to set permanent safe speed limits.

Before we make a decision, we want to hear from you.

How to have your say
If you wish to make a submission on the proposed changes you can use our online form, or you can download a printable consultation form and send it to us. All the consultation information is available online at: nzta.govt.nz/bop-speed-reviews

The SH2 speed limit consultation period opens on Monday, 21 October and feedback is due by 5pm, Monday 18 November.

OMOKOROA SETTLERS HALL SOCIETY INCORPORATED

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Tue 5th NOVEMBER 2019
7.30PM
SMALL HALL – SETTLERS HALL
334 OMOKOROA ROAD, OPPOSITE THE FIRE STATION

Presentation of Annual Report and Accounts
Election of Officers

THE COMMITTEE HOPE YOU WILL JOIN THEM FOR REFRESHMENTS AFTER THE MEETING.

Your support would be appreciated to continue the smooth running of our precious hall facility on the peninsula.

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The course will cover:

The social media landscape
Your company brand and story for social media
Strengths & weaknesses of the key platforms, and which businesses should be using them.
Content best practices – what makes people engage with & love your business.
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Boosted posts Vs Ad Manager
Targeting and reaching you ideal client.
Using the Facebook Pixel
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Deborah has worked with small business in a coaching capacity for over 20 years. She loves working with small business owners and helping them achieve the greatness they long for from their companies. Both in the community and their bank accounts.

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