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Big Plane fans may want to take a wee diversion to Timaru Airport Saturday afternoon.
The RNZAF will be paying a short visit at about 1.30pm with one of their C130 Hercules! (actual plane not pictured)
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Millie Damsteegt
It's now super easy for businesses and organisations to enter details and get a QR code to display. It's also super easy to download the app and scan the codes on your phone. We're ready to go with our own Get To The Point QR code for Saturday 7 November.Have you downloaded the NZ COVID Tracer app? 🟨📲 bit.ly/2PPcuem It allows you to create a digital diary of places you visit by scanning the official QR codes or manually add locations. It only takes a couple of seconds and will help contact tracers to quickly identify and isolate anyone who may have been exposed to COVID-19.
Protect yourself, your friends, your whānau and your community by enabling faster contact tracing. Ngā manaakitanga
👉 Unite against COVID-19
Ministry of Health - Manatū Hauora
Kia kaha and stay safe everyone! All the sensible details are below in the post from TDC. You can also check the alert levels info at this link: covid19.govt.nz/covid-19/restrictions/alert-system-overview/#alert-level-2-%E2%80%94-reduce Let's keep this a short and sharp experience.Kia ora koutou,
Timaru District (and the rest of NZ excluding Auckland) is now at Level 2. If we do a few things we'll all get through this.
- keep your distance from other people in public
- wash your hands
- sneeze and cough into your elbow
- keep a track of where you’ve been and who you’ve seen
- wear a mask if you can.
- Protect yourself and others from COVID-19
Information on council services is available at timaru.govt.nz/covid19 or for nationwide and health information visit covid19.govt.nz
For those interested in traction engines, a new locally-produced book is now available from Nigel Gamble - "Images of Stream. A New Zealand Perspective".
You can source the book from Nigel's website at www.big-iron-photography.com/For those interested in traction engines, a new locally-produced book is now available from Nigel Gamble - "Images of Stream. A New Zealand Perspective".
You can source the book from Nigel's website at www.big-iron-photography.comhttps://www.big-iron-photography.com/
If you haven't registered for a site yet you'd better get a wriggle on! Promotion posts of booked stallholders start soon.
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I look forward to having a stall and being part of this great event 😀
Millie Damsteegt
Wow! I put out the word again on social media that market stall sites are a third booked already and within 2 hours there's been a flurry of registration activity! Keep them coming in.
Term 3 started at the Museum with a visit from Pleasant Point Primary School who were interested in learning about how to make museum displays. Educators Keely and Ruth roped in Curator Chris to talk about how he displays objects. Hopefully there will be some great classroom displays that come out of this 🙂. Our Education Team will visit the completed school exhibition in Week 4.
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