Issue November 2014

Content of the November 2014 issue

A Big Bang Adventure

By MARGARET ANDREWS The fourth Big Bang Adventure Race proved to be a big challenge for some of the teams with the expected six hour...

Otaki College Gala

By MARGARET ANDREWS Sun, food and fun made the day at the Otaki College gala and the crowds came too. The home baking sold out fairly...

Handy Keyboard Shortcuts » Tech talk November 2014

 1. Add a Bookmark - Ctrl + D Tab your new favourite website for easy access by bookmarking the page with the above quick trick. 2....

The Civic Chat – November 2014

A Word from the Past President As you all probably know Peter Carr who was voted in as President in March has since resigned and...

A Violence Free Otaki by 2040

Representative from seven community organisations attended a workshop recently to explain Otaki’s anti-violence project hosted and led by nurses from the Otaki Medical Centre...

Community Health Trust Award

This year the second recipient of the Marjorie Gordon Memorial Trophy was Alana Maramena Fraser, Head Girl, Otaki College 2014. The Otaki Community Health...

Otaki MenZshed — what will they think of next? » November...

by Valdis Plato Arriving at the Shed a week or so ago , there on the lawn was a big red windmill looking thing with...

Te Horo Talk

Year of celebration comes to a glorious end More than 170 people danced the night away at Te Horo Hall recently to celebrate her centenary....

A family reflects

By Grant Robertson Te Horo Hall has been a part of our families’ lives and ‘landscape’ since 1949, when Ivan and Beryl Robertson arrived to...

Focus on Sonia South

Franchises come in all shapes and sizes, from fast food through lawnmowing to spectacles. McDonalds, Subway and Specsavers are well-known examples. New Zealand has...

Lamb and Calf Day at Waitohu school

By MARGARET ANDREWS Three months feeding, grooming and caring for their lambs and calf, paid off at the Waitohu School 51st Lamb and Calf Day...

Wicked thieves, Good Samaritans

Eileen Sargeant of Rangiuru road called the Otaki Mail to tell a tale of woe with a happy ending. Eileen wanted mulch and potting...