THE TWEED ENE SC Volume 2 #44 N Thursday, July 15, 2010 E E Advertising and news enquiries: Phone: (02) 6672 2280 R [email protected] [email protected] G www.tweedecho.com.au LOCAL & INDEPENDENT page 10
Speed on Giant Bilambil Tweed off to projects get good start Kate McIntosh
Speed on Tweed festival is rev- the green light ving up for another year of rac- ing action following the event’s Ken Sapwell The Echo observed signs of official launch at Kingscliff on illegal squatting on a visit to Tuesday. Planning minister Tony Kelly the site this week, with bed- Organisers are hoping to at- has given the green light to ding, used furniture and other tract some of the finest all-Aus- two major residential projects debris strewn around the dis- tralian racing cars, with up to in the Bilambil area during a used former country club. 200 vehicles from various eras flying visit to Tweed Heads Mr Kelly rejected a push expected to contest the annual that caught councillors and by the land owner, Terranora street races in Murwillumbah. residents by surprise. Group Management (TGM), Competing cars will also join Mr Kelly arrived unherald- to increase building heights to in a traditional street parade, ed last Thursday to announce eight storeys after the council with the town’s main street to concept plan approval for 1,600 objected to what it said would be closed off in the evenings new homes at Bilambil Heights be a development more suited to cater for festival-goers and and the go-ahead for a 52-lot to the Gold Coast. vehicle displays. subdivision at Bilambil village A spokesman for TGM says The popular event came which will more than double the approval clears the way for close to shutting down two its population. the site to ‘be redeveloped as an years ago after failing to secure exciting new master-planned a major sponsorship deal, but Concerns skirted residential and retirement liv- was revived during last year’s He skirted contact with ing community.’ controversial world rally. councillors and residents want- But while the minister’s This year’s event takes its ing to discuss concerns with concession to limit heights theme from the so-called ‘Aus- the projects and met instead pleased some councillors, his tralian Specials’, which domi- with developer Godfrey Man- subdivision approval for a dis- nated the race tracks of Aus- tle’s team on a hilltop to an- used quarry in the tiny village tralia from the 1950s to 70s. nounce concept plan approval of Bilambil has angered local Unable to afford the costs of for the Brisbane millionaire’s residents concerned that too running professionally built $140 million Bilambil Heights many lots were being crammed imported sports cars local project. onto the site. racing enthusiasts improvised Approval to redevelop the The approval clears the way and built their own cars from 187ha site formerly owned for small 475sqm house blocks scratch. by the bankrupted Terranora despite submissions from Organising committee Lakes country club and golf council and residents to in- chairman Bill Larkin hopes course ends nearly two decades crease them to at least 600sqm this year’s event with its mix of wrangling over plans for the and to substantially reduce the of fast-paced racing action, prime hilltop location which number of lots. historic vintage cars and well boasts 360 degree views. They were also concerned known racing identities will It includes 1,604 residential about narrow street layouts help draw some 15,000 spec- dwellings, a 200-bed nursing and inadequate footpaths, as It seems if you have a Ferrari you can park it in the foyer of Mantra at Salt. Or more likely they tators. home, 10,000 square metres well as the lack of infrastruc- had brought Ian Maudsley’s 1982 308 GTSi into reception for the official launch of this year’s ‘Every year we strive to make of retail and commercial space ture to service a population in- Speed on Tweed festival of classic cars and cubic inches (see story, right). Speed on Tweed something and nearly 40ha of open space crease in Bilambil village from With Maudsley in the red coupé is Speed on Tweed committee member and Murwillumbah different and special and I’m and conservation lands. continued on page 2 Chamber of Commerce president, Toni Zuschke. Photo Jeff ‘Magnum PI’ Dawson continued on page 2 Number 1 For Your Car
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Sand pump plan to aid erosion crisis (Real) Advice Ken Sapwell from Mrs
Tweed mayor Warren Polglase Product Tester is seeking urgent government Dear Mrs Product Tester, approval to pump sand from I’m a bit concerned, last week the Tweed River as part of a my husband bought home a radical plan to stem erosion on new swag, and now he Kingscliff Beach (right). tinkering around with his ute Cr Polglase said up to looking like his going on a trip. 250,000 cubic metres of sand Do you think he’s getting itchy feet? needed to be pumped through How can I spice up my marriage? I’m desperate. a pipeline to fix the growing Shaz. erosion threat now endanger- ing a public road and parkland Dear Shaz, near the town’s southern end. Looks like your hubby is planning a trawling trip, your He said it was important right to be concerned. Some serious spicing up is in order! that government agencies ex- Plan a trip of your own (it has to be better than his!) Pick anywhere, preferably in the sun. This time of year north is pedited the necessary approv- always a good option. There’s plenty of sunny Aussie als to ensure the beach was in cause it would only yield about The council already faces a Council’s natural resource holidays, take your pick. Once he sees you planning a great a reasonable condition when an eighth of the total amount $500,000 bill to stop any more management coordinator Jane holiday he won’t be able to help himself, especially when the town hosted the NSW Surf needed to fix the erosion crisis. of the park and vegetated du- Lofthouse said the ‘erosion cell’ he sees you packing a swimsuit!! If you tell him you’re Life Saving championships ‘I have no idea of the cost at nal areas on the northern side causing the problems near the going off with the girls he’ll get really concerned, string next March. this stage – we are just trying to of the river break wall disap- break wall had now moved him out for a few days and then pretend to give in (it He said engineering staff expedite approvals to protect pearing into the sea and has north and more erosion was always works for me!) Don’t forget if you’re going to have had ruled out a cheaper op- public assets and make sure the pledged $80,000 towards the occurring closer to the Cud- a great ‘holiday’ you don’t want to be worried about washing and ironing, come into Outdoorism and we’ll fi x tion of pumping the sand from beach is in good shape for the cost of hosting the champion- gen Headland Surf Life Saving you up with travel clothes that you don’t have to iron, and the nearby Cudgen Creek be- championships,’ he said. ships. Club. even though you have to wash them, they dry quick, giving you more time with your man. Good luck, Council opens up on high level planning talks Cathy. Ken Sapwell ference to house prices.’ Planning Department. to meet the funding gap, the P.S. Send us photos. The talks follow last month’s Cr Polglase told the meeting infrastructure would not be Tweed Shire Mayor Warren council meeting which voted that the non-indexed $20,000 provided and these projects For genuine advice on a great range of adventure Polglase has revealed he and unanimously to send a strong cap per house lot which the will flounder. with land devel- gear for campers, hikers and travellers see senior staff met with Planning message to Mr Kelly protesting government recently imposed opers going out of business.’ Minister Tony Kelly in Sydney against the cap and other con- would create an intolerable He said the government ac- recently for top-level talks on a tentious government planning financial burden on existing tions undermined 20 years of wide range of mostly develop- policies. ratepayers, leading to rate rises strategic planning, putting at ment-related issues. The council warned the min- of more than 50 per cent. risk plans to increase the popu- ‘We were mainly there to ister it may impose a freeze on ‘This may seem to be a wind- lation from around 85,000 to 7HARF 3TREET -URWILLUMBAH s discuss our concerns about developments worth billions of fall for the big developers of the 125,000 over the next 20 years. the government’s $20,000 cap dollars rather than raise rates massive urban release areas in on developer contributions,’ to cover the shortfall to pay for the shire, but the government’s t Accredited high quality care in a he said. roads and other infrastructure actions are likely to have the Northern Rivers home environment ‘We got a good hearing and to service them. opposite effect,’ he said. 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Tweed Council’s chief engineer Patrick Knight will attempt to hose down concerns about in- filling of the Jack Evans boat harbour by inviting leading critics to an on-site inspection later this week. Save Jack Evans Boat Har- bour committee secretary Stephanie Deane says she is looking forward to getting an explanation for the land rec- lamation work despite earlier Infill or indented beach? Photo Jeff ‘Land Grab’ Dawson assurances no infilling would Tony Kelly and local MPs ment on the letter, but Ms occur. rushed to douse the uproar Deane says it indicates that he Ms Deane, whose home by giving public undertakings did not know about the infill or overlooks the harbour, raised through the media that no in- was trying to disguise it from the alarm when she saw coun- filling of the harbour would be residents. cil contractors involved in the occurring. ‘I still have serious concerns $7 million revamp of the har- Ms Deane this week un- the work could be to accom- bour start dumping rubble into earthed a similar assurance modate plans yet to be released the harbour two weeks ago. from general manager Mike by the Lands Department to The council is maintaining Rayner in response to concerns build a cultural centre on the that the infill is mostly to create that a public display of the cur- harbour’s northern eastern an indented beach and that the rent plans seemed to indicate side,’ she said. harbour foreshore line ‘had not that infilling would occur. ‘I don’t question that at least materially changed’ since the After explaining that two one of the council documents original concept plan was ex- panels in the display related to contained a map showing the hibited and adopted by council earlier plans and were included extent of the foreshore altera- in 2006. as ‘background information’, Mr tions but I do question why my But Ms Deane says this Rayner wrote: ‘Unfortunately organisation and other groups doesn’t explain why Mayor these panels may have formed who took interest in the plans Warren Polglase and other the basis for some concern to failed to pick it up. councillors were unaware of the current design proposal ‘The trouble is there are the infilling despite a huge which does not specify any in- reams of documents, maps and public outcry against similar fill, commercial development or glossy brochures relating to the infill works in an earlier plan other major buildings as part of redevelopment and issues of in late 2006. council’s intended work.’ public concern can easily be- The then Lands Minister Mr Rayner declined to com- come buried in all the detail.’ Take advantage of these End of Financial Year TRADE-INs! Sensational Savings available NOW! SAVE S/N U1728 $1,000 SAVE SAVE S/N U1714 $1,000 SAVE S/N U1770 SAVE S/N U1708 $2,000 $2,000 S/N U1587 $3,000
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Be in the news, but out of court Festival a career stepping stone In an increasingly litigious The Environmental Defend- Tania Phillips world, you can get into a lot of er’s Office is holding a free trouble unawares when you public seminar in the Mullum- The Murwillumbah Festival of exercise free speech. bimby Civic Hall on July 29 to Performing Arts may be due to Dodgy organisations use help individuals and commu- SLAPP suits – strategic litiga- nity groups better understand wrap up today (july 15) at the tion against public participa- defamation law. Civic Centre but plans are al- tion – to stifle public debate Prior registration is required. ready underway for the event’s and legitimate criticism, so Please call Mark Byrne at the 80th birthday celebrations. you need to know the law to EDO Northern Rivers on 6621 ‘We are planning some really be a more effective critic or 1113 or email mark.byrne@edo. exciting events for next year,’ campaigner. org.au for more information. said event president Arthur Holmes. Mr Holmes said many of the event’s big winners over the years had gone on to enjoy ma- jor international success, hint- ing that he hoped that some would be back for next year’s TRIBAL RUGS... major event. ‘We are already looking for major sponsors and volunteers Authentic hand crafted wool carpets from all corners for next year.’ of the Middle East at astonishingly low prices….direct from the importer… Despite being one of the ar- Winners of the JJ Richards Memorial Scholarship section at the Murwillumbah Festival of Our huge collection includes Persians, Turkoman Ersari, Khal ea’s longest running events, the Performing Arts, pictured from left to right Brooke Newman, Courtney Macmillan, Maggie Mohammedi, Chobi and Karghai from Afghanistan and Imperial music festival, which celebrates Dixon-Best and Georgina Martin. Photo supplied Kazaks. the best of music, dance and Huge range of Kilims from the Afghan Uzbeks…colourful and inexpensive from small to room size. drama in the Tweed Valley and small problem with a dance Sinatra Concert and along- like Chris Horsey, go on to per- Lots of hall runners around the country, continues adjudicator due back home side Stevie Wonder in ‘Quincy form all over the world. Indian wool carpets at sell out prices from $99 to grow. on July 13. However, interna- Jones, 50 years In The Business’. Although it all wraps up to- EXOTIC FURNITURE from India and Indonesia…direct from the importer, daybeds, cupboards, shelves, dining settings, coffee ‘Many people see this as the tionally recognised choreog- He also created the role of Tip day, things are not quite over tables, sideboards, plasma tv units, screens, mirrors… friendly festival and come back rapher, Christopher Horsey, for the ‘Hot Shoe Shuffle’ show, for the year with an awards ARCHITECTURAL PIECES …old doorways, arches, columns etc every year,’ Mr Holmes said. a former winner of the event, which toured Australia, UK, night concert still to be held DESIGN AND DÉCOR ITEMS…statues, That popularity saw the stepped in to finish the dance Japan and New Zealand. Not on August 8. The event, hosted sarees, ikats, etc LOTS LOTS more….. event, which already stretches judging, flying from Sydney bad for a Gold Coast boy who by the Murwillumbah Rotary, for more than three weeks, ex- to the Gold Coast to lend his cut his teeth on the Murwil- will feature some of the top tended by two days. support. lumbah Festival stage at the competitors from the event. ‘It was due to end on July A winner of the Fred Astaire Civic Centre. Among the headliners for 13 but we had so many dance International Tap Champion- Mr Holmes said people did the event will be Australia’s 17 Banksia Drive, Arts & Industry Estate Byron entrants that we had to extend ship held at the Waldorf Asto- not always realise the calibre of Got Talent star Nobel Lakev Bay (old Lois Lane building) by two days,’ he said. ria in New York, Christopher entertainers that came through from Burringbar, who was one Weds-Sat 10am-4pm 02 6685 5588 s INFO SHIKARADESIGNCOM s WWWSHIKARADESIGNCOM The extension had posed a has performed in the Frank the festival, many of whom, of this year’s top dancers.
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certification is the ‘green tick’ to be widespread. Very recently come in NSW with 43 per cent signifying the product comes independent ecologists have on the dole (27 per cent is state Strange growth at JEBH from ‘responsibly managed provided ample evidence in average). There is pressure to forests’. Who decides what is Doubleduke and Yabbra state create more jobs for young peo- Q I am very surprised that being formed on the northern was the crown land in Coral responsible forest management forests where koala habitat has ple and with it more infrastruc- council’s engineering and op- shoreline of the Jack Evans Boat Street. Both the harbour and and how that is assessed are key been destroyed. The on-going ture, more development. erations has used the 2006 Harbour, all at the cost of public the crown land were identified questions. There is presently no exploitation of Clouds Creek While Tweed Shire is home publicly exhibited concept plan amenity and culture. Whether for commercial purposes. Australian standard and inter- State Forest has decimated to more biodiversity than even adopted by council to justify the council has constructed This is still the case. The cur- nationally registered certifica- koala numbers by 80 per cent Kakadu, two thirds of species the distance of infill now be- these infill works in accordance rent Draft Development Con- tion companies can develop over a decade. are at risk of extinction. Coun- ing dumped from the northern with the Review of Environ- trol Plan has both the harbour their own interim standards to Friends of the Koala applauds cillors are the guardians of our shoreline of Jack Evans Boat ment Factors dated April 2009 and crown land marked for judge operations in Australia. SEPL for seeking Forest Stew- unique ecological treasures but Harbour, particularly when a is yet to be examined. commercial development. Boral Timber has announced ardship Council certification, are under a lot of pressure to later plan was available. Our community needs to These plans were driven by that its woodchipping export but it does not bode well that develop the economy and the Even if council had used the write to council about these the Masterplan Taskforce in business, Sawmillers Export they think they can get it with- environment. final draft of the Aspect Studio’s concerning matters. 2004, headed by Neville New- Pty Ltd (SEPL), is seeking con- out them and their suppliers If we are to protect our bio- construction implementation Richard W Murray ell who was our Labor state trolled wood status for all the making some significant chang- diversity, which is what makes plan (December 2008), most Tweed Heads Environment member and chairman of the woodchips they source from es to the way they do business. our area so unique, we need observers including myself and Group taskforce. public and private forests in the Lorraine Vass sustainability at the forefront. at least three reported council- When I had a meeting with northern, central and southern Friends of the Koala, Inc Environment should come lors cannot reconcile the dis- Q The infilling of the north- Mr Newell in 2006, I was told regions of NSW. They are pres- first, ahead of economy and tance of polluting infill extend- ern shoreline of the harbour that, ‘the door was closed on ently engaged in stakeholder Tweed Futures future must include the full spectrum ing from the existing northern continues, on Friday 9th they discussion’ and he labelled me consultation regarding their At the next council meeting of living creatures – plant and shoreline of the harbour. were infilling up to the bend a whinger! Seems I was justi- risk assessment process. on Tuesday, July 20, it looks animal – that make up natural Others do not agree with in the harbour near the Coral fied in whingeing. Five risk categories have been like the issue of Tweed Futures ecology. Environment should council’s statement that, ‘The Street corner. Several councillors told me identified including forest man- will be on the agenda. Tweed not be reduced simply to clean adopted foreshore line has not Our mayor tells us that the they had no idea there was a agement activities endangering Futures was implemented in air and water for humans. materially changed since the fill is creating a headland for need for infill, and one told me high conservation values. All 2004 as a 20-year plan aimed 2010 is the Year of Biodiver- original concept plan was pub- the beach on the northern side that you needed to be an engi- five are rated as low risk. to balance the environment, sity. We need to build a new licly exhibited and adopted by of the harbour. Surely a head- neer to understand the plans. Friends of the Koala and economy, and social issues. relationship with the planet council in 2006.’ The harbour’s land does not need to extend Who is it that briefs the other conservation groups reg- At the time there was a steer- that includes all inhabitants. northern beach covered by hundreds of metres away from councillors on these important ularly speak out on the signifi- ing committee that consulted We are all interconnected and areas of fill will be protected where the beach is located. issues? Is it the same person cant impact that both public with the community and did interdependent, therefore all concrete/rock revetment walls In 2004 two panels of back- who briefed them on the Bay and native forestry operations surveys. They found that the creatures must be respected, in deeper water. ground information went on Street highrise fiasco? I won- are having on the state’s koala community valued the envi- not just humans. Please be at Of public concern is leach- display with the Aspect Stu- der why councillors aren’t giv- (and other native wildlife) pop- ronment and were concerned the next council meeting to let ing of infill sediment below the dio’s plan for the area. It was en the true picture about these ulations. Effective compliance how it would be in ten years’ councillors know how impor- inadequate construction boom- the two panels that revealed developments? and enforcement in Forests time at the rate of develop- tant it is that we be involved line placed near adjoining beds the reclamation of the entire And I wonder why residents NSW operations has been vir- ment, overpopulation and cost with all their decisions in the of seagrass. The new infill area northern shoreline of the har- are clearly misled by deceptive tually non-existent since third of housing. future of the Tweed and that is part of a previously advertised bour – up to where the rock plans! party rights to pursue pros- Nothing has changed and we they create a steering commit- scheme for the sale of commer- wall crosses the harbour. Also Stephanie Deane ecution were removed under still need TSC to address these tee to implement the longterm cial development land now earmarked for development Secretary, JEBH Committee the NSW Integrated Forestry issues but it appears that the im- vision of strategies outlined in Operations Approval process. plementation of Tweed Futures Tweed Futures. Grill me Mandy’s real heroes representatives. How represen- Breaches of licence condi- has slipped by the wayside. We Menkit Prince We are in a unique position Thank you, Mandy Nolan, for tative will this panel be? tions during logging are known have the lowest household in- Uki in the Tweed Valley. We have your article in the July 1 Tweed If the Tweed Link were in- world-heritage rainforests, Echo. You have put into words teractive and more engaging, a organic farmers and a wealth so clearly and finely what I letters to the Link page could of dynamic sustainable busi- have so muddle-headedly been elicit the response that the far TAX RETURNS nesses and a majority of Green thinking for sometime. more expensive and complicat- voters. If Murwillumbah were Your words have inspired ed panel system will entail. Let- a federal electorate, I would be this 60-year-old grandmother ters to the Link could be more in Canberra. of teenagers. 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1. Brian Cox stars in Red Eye (Prime, Friday, 8.30pm) in which an assassin terrifies plane passengers even more than the onboard food. 2. It is already past the day Michael J Fox arrives in the future in Back To The Future (TEN, Saturday, 8.30pm) and the future is not all as it was made out to be. Not a flying ks ateboard in sight. 3. It is not a good idea to kidnap a mob boss by mistake, as the protagonists find out in the Mexican comedy Killing Cabos (SBS2, Sunday, 1 2 3 9.30pm). ABC 1 SBS 1 PRIME TEN NBN 4.30 Shortland Street 5.00 Something In The Air 5.00 Weatherwatch 6.00 Sunrise 6.00 Ten Early News 5.30 Today 9.00 Kerri-Anne 11.00 Infomercials 5.30 The New Inventors 5.05 World News 9.00 The Morning Show 7.00 Kids’ Programs 12.00 Ellen Degeneres Show 6.00 Kids’ Programs 7.30 Tour De France Update 11.30 Seven Morning News 9.00 Ten News 1.00 The View 11.00 Catalyst 7.45 World News 12.00 Movie: Johnson Family Vacation (PG 10.00 The Circle 2.00 Days Of Our Lives 11.30 The New Inventors 1.00 The Food Lovers’ Guide To Australia 2003) Cedric The Entertainer, Vanessa L 12.00 Dr Phil 3.00 Alive And Cooking 12.00 Midday Report 1.30 Astroboy In Roboland Williams, Shannon Elizabeth 1.00 Oprah Winfrey Show 3.30 Magical Tales 12.30 Enough Rope With Andrew Denton 2.30 Cracking The Colour Code 2.00 Kids’ Programs 2.00 Ready Steady Cook 4.00 Pyramid 1.30 East Of Everything 3.30 Short Stories 4.00 It’s Academic 3.00 Judge Judy 4.30 News 2.30 Spicks And Specks 4.00 Classical Destinations Bonn and 4.30 Seven News 3.30 Infomercial 5.00 Antiques Roadshow 3.00 Kids’ Programs Berlin 5.00 M*A*S*H 4.00 Huey’s Kitchen 5.30 Hot Seat 6.00 Meerkat Manor 4.30 The Journal 5.30 Deal Or No Deal 4.30 The Bold And The Beautiful 6.00 NBN News 6.30 Can We Help? 5.00 Newshour 6.00 Prime News 5.00 Ten News 7.00 A Current Affair 7.00 ABC News 6.00 Tour De France Highlights 6.30 Seven News 6.00 The Simpsons 7.30 Friday Night Football LIVE – St George 7.30 Stateline 6.30 World News Australia 7.00 Home And Away 6.30 Neighbours Illawarra Dragons v South Sydney 8.00 Collectors 7.30 Coast Cornwall and the Isles Of Scilly 7.30 Better Homes And Gardens 7.00 The 7pm Project Rabbitohs 8.30 Trial And Retribution (M) 8.30 Nuremberg: Nazis On Trial (M) 8.30 Movie: Red Eye (M 2005) An airline 7.30 Masterchef Australia 9.30 Friday Night Football Brisbane 10.05 30 Seconds (M) Herman Goering passenger reveals to the woman next 9.00 Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution Broncos v Gold Coast Titans 10.35 Lateline 9.30 World News Australia to him that he is on an assassination 10.00 Numb3rs (M) 11.30 Til Death 11.15 The Gruen Transfer (M) 10.00 Tour De France LIVE – Bourg-de-Péage mission. Stars Rachel McAdams, Cillian 11.00 Ten Late News 12.00 British Open Golf Highlights 11.50 rage (M) to Mende Murphy, Brian Cox 11.30 Sports Tonight 1.00 Movie: Mayerline (PG 1968) Omar 2.00 Weatherwatch 10.15 Scrubs 12.00 The Late Show With David Letterman Sharif, Catherine Deneuve ABC 2 11.15 AFL Premiership Season Adelaide v 1.00 Medium (M) 3.30 Entertainment Tonight FRIDAY 16 FRIDAY SBS 2 Geelong 2.00 Infomercials 4.00 Infomercial 5.30 Message Stick (G*) 6.00 ABC News Breakfast 2.30 Infomercials 5.00 Religion 4.30 Good Morning America 9.00 Kids’ Programs 6.00 Three Hungry Boys 5.00 Weatherwatch 6.30 Dirty Jobs 6.40 World News 7.10 The Daily Show 6.30 World News Australia 7 TWO ONE HD GO! 7.35 The Colbert Report 7.30 Cities Of Light The rise and fall of 6.00 Kids Time 8.30 Sons & Daughters 9.00 Home 6.00 Golf Central 6.30 ATP World Tour Tennis 6.00 Kids’ Programs 10.30 ET 11.00 TMZ 11.30 8.00 Mr Bean Islamic Spain & Away 9.30 Shortland Street 10.00 Coronation 7.00 Australian Short Course Swimming Married With Children 12.00 Here’s Lucy 12.30 8.30 Being Human (M) 8.30 Tour De France Highlights Street 10.30 Emmerdale 11.00 All My Children Championships 8.30 Road To Delhi 9.00 Major Seinfeld 2.00 The Moment Of Truth 3.00 Just Shoot 9.30 Spectacle (M) Bruce Springsteen 9.00 Movie: Lust, Caution (MA 2007) 12.00 Martha Stewart Show 1.00 Kitchen Time League Baseball LIVE 3.00 Omnisport 3.30 TNA Me 3.30 The Nanny 4.00 Kids’ Programs 6.00 Teen 10.15 Moving Wallpaper (M) Mandarin espionage thriller about 2.30 Movie: Don’t Look Under The Bed Xplosion 4.30 Football Stars Of Tomorrow 5.00 Titans 7.30 Movie: Addicted To Love (PG 1997) Meg 10.40 Songbook a young woman in World War II (PG 1999) Erin Chambers, Eric Hodges IAAF Athletix 5.30 MVP 6.00 Australian Short Ryan, Matthew Broderick, Kelly Preston 9.30 CSI: 11.25 Like A Version (M) Basement Birds Shanghai. Stars Tony Leung Chiu Wai, II, Jake Sakson Course Swimming Championships Miami (M) 10.30 CSI: New York (M) 11.30 Nelly Furtado Loose, The Tour Wei Tang, Joan Chen 4.30 Alf 5.00 Hot Property 5.30 Full House 6.00 7.30 Warren Miller’s Friday Feature 11.30 Movie: Darkness Falls (M 2003) 12.35 Planet Rock Profiles (G*) Kaiser 11.40 Movie: Arahan (M 2004) South The Amazing Race 7.00 Airline USA 7.30 Ghost Journey Jonathonn Liebseman, Chaney Kley Chiefs Korean action adventure. 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Stars Antonio 6.00 Transworld Sport 7.00 Australian Short 2.20 British Open Golf Highlights Saabato Jr, Deanna Russo, Nicholas Irons Course Swimming Championships 8.30 Football 3.20 Skippy 4.00 Infomercials ABC 2 2.4242.400 InInfomercials Stars Of Tomorrow 9.00 Major League Baseball SATURDAY 17 SATURDAY LIVE 12.00 MVP 12.30 TNA Xplosion 1.30 6.00 Kids’ Program Omnisport GO! 6.00 At The Movies 7 TWO 2.00 AFL Premiership Season 6.00 Kids’ Programs 1.00 Get Smart 2.00 Here’s 6.30 Heartland SBSSBS 2 Collingwood v St Kilda 7.30 Robin Hood 6.00600 FridayFri Night Footy Encore – Adelaide v Lucy 3.00 Seinfeld 4.00 Hogan’s Heroes 5.00 5.00 Weatherwatch 5.00 Australian Short Course Swimming Green Acres 5.30 The Nanny 8.15 Mr Bean Geelong 8.30 Movie: Son Of Paleface (PG 1952) 6.40 World News Championships 6.30 Movie: Daddy Day Camp (PG 2007) 8.30 Movie: Dating The Enemy (M 1996) Bob Hope, Jane Russell, Roy Rogers 10.30 Movie: 6.30 World News Australia 6.30 Before The Game Cuba Gooding Jr, Lochlyn Munro Guy Pearce, Claudia Karvan, Matt Day H.E. Double Hockey Sticks (PG 1999) Tyler Labine, 7.30 FIFA World Cup Review Show 7.30 Looking For Manchester 8.30 Movie: Stormbreaker (M 2006) 10.10 Movie: The Picture Show Man (G Donald Adams, Scott Augustine 12.20 Movie: The 9.30 Movie: Demonlover (MAV 2002) 8.30 MVP Geoffrey Sax, Alex Pettyfer, Stephen 1977) Adventures of a showman trav- Competition (PG 1980) Richard Dreyfuss, Amy French thriller. Stars Connie Nielsen, Irving, Lee Remick 2.45 Home & Away Catch- 8.50 Finke Desert Race Frey, Ewan Macgregor elling the Aussie back roads unreeling Charles Berling Up 5.00 Hooked On Fishing 5.30 Better Homes 9.50 MotoGP Qualifying Germany 10.30 Movie: Ballistic (M 2002) Antonio silent films to country townsfolk. Stars 11.30 Movie: Idiot Love (MA 2004) Spanish And Gardens 6.30 Dr Finlay 7.30 Heartbeat 11.10 AFL Premiership Season Western Banderas, Lucy Liu, Talisa Soto John Meillon comedy. Stars Santi Millán, Cayetana 8.30 A Touch Of Frost (M) 10.40 Minder 11.40 Bulldogs v Port Adelaide 12.30 Seinfeld 1.30 Get Smart 2.30 Hogan’s 11.45 Jess My new face Guillén Cuervo Monster House 12.30 The World Around Us: In The 1.40 All Star Game Baseball 4.35 Des Moines Heroes 3.30 Here’s Lucy 4.30 Green Acres 5.00 1.00 Victoria’s Empire (G*) 2.00 Close 1.10 Weatherwatch Footsteps of the Pharoahs 1.30 AFL Flashbacks World Cup Triathlon 5.30 Omnisport The Jetsons 5.30 Marine Boy
ARIES: While objectivity mightn’t come necessary for avoiding social faux pas, so VIRGO: Venus, Mars, Saturn and end of than rocketing round on full throttle. outdated stuff , limiting beliefs, toxic easily, this week needs Aries focusing on keep your inner editor switched to alert. week moon in Virgo bring the world to Also be cautious of enabling strays: as in debt, unnecessary habits, negative stars long range preparations for their future. CANCER: This week’s invigorating spin your doorstep: invitations, compliments, roving ideas which end up costing more attitudes or unsupportive connections. With all the intense changes happening, on the merger developing between popular attention, rave reviews. Making than they’re worth or citizens unwilling AQUARIUS: With your life’s jumbo jet it’s especially important to make your your inner and outer selves arrives with it easier to see how everyone changes to contribute. on the tarmac for refueling and running home and work bases places of fun and plenty of personal push for positive at their own pace, in their own time, SAGITTARIUS: Transforming restlessness repairs, this week asks for an in-depth comfort, love and creativity. endings – so long as you’re prepared along their own learning curve. Just into positive action will boomerang review of assets and resources. Family TAURUS: Mars and Venus in a Taurus- to relinquish old emotional habits and like you. back all sorts of interesting off ers and fi nances could do with attention, WITH LILITH friendly earth sign favor local and/or explore new perspectives, new living LIBRA: Don’t be surprised if it’s not all unexpected opportunities this week, unrealistic expectations require reality home projects. Avoid arguments, foster arrangements, new moves… peace, love and bean sprouts at Villa which rewards exposing your tender checks, and new ways of increasing As universal tremors of public relations and you could net this LEO: As Mercury joins the midweek Libra this week when Venus in the sign centre and focusing on some of those income need pursuing. unrest unite some and week’s popularity vote for your calming, Leo moonlight shining on your of critical, analytical perfectionistas little things that mean a lot: special gifts, PISCES: With relationship changes could start bitching about the party thoughtful words, nurturing treats. polarize others, this week’s harmonizing eff ect in the family circle, majesty holding forth with a vuvuzela centre stage, this week benefi ts from the commercial world, among friends… fanfare of vivid opinions, keep in glass half empty. Better revisualize that CAPRICORN: This week has high showing loyalty towards those who Virgo/Cancer transits make GEMINI: Your ruler Mercury in extrovert mind that all negotiations benefi t cosmic cornucopia frothing with a Moet frustration levels and explosive support you. Every act of care for half the people supercritical Leo attracts plenty of vivid new friends from a personal touch this week; that of positive possibilities... potential, but arguing only sticks family, friendship or your own creativity to your orbit this week, along with some others won’t respond well to pressure, SCORPIO: The best way of utilizing this another brick in the wall. Mounting becomes increasingly rewarding as it while the other half are unexpected shake ups. Tact, sensitivity will need support, appreciation and life-shifting week would be discussing expenses highlight what you need to demonstrates how what you choose to extra sensitive… Ouch! and diplomacy will defi nitely be understanding. important issues with loved ones rather get rid of, whether that’s excess weight, nurture is an investment in your future. 12 July 15, 2010 The Tweed Shire Echo
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Her humour is sharp, honest, sometimes self-depreciating, somewhat outrageous, but never cruel or pretentious. THIRSTY MERC, SATURDAY JULY 17 Side Splitting Frequently irreverent, it speaks AT THE COOLANGATTA HOTEL. to a diverse audience with no TERRA COMEDY OPEN MIC WITH MANDY NOLAN, JULY Comedy – Rangas for set demographic, no gender, 21 THE TERRANORA TAVERN Rangas’ fundraiser race or religion, occupation or tribe. It even crosses state THE BOAT PEOPLE – ALBUM On Wednesday July 21, Side LAUNCH JULY 23 Splitting Comedy is raising borders and mediums (Mandy SOUNDLOUNGE, funds for Rainforest Rescue and also writes and paints). She’s CURRUMBIN the plight of orangutans and a regular at the Melbourne Comedy Festival, toured the MADAM CABERNET’S their habitat. CIRCUS CABARET It is a sad and confronting country opening for Puppetry JULY 23, STOKERS SIDING situation: fivef ootball fields fo of the Penis and Bob Downe, HALL pristine rainforest is destroyed and shared the bill with Arj Barker, Akmal, Wil Anderson THE THEATRE ROYAL JULY 28 every minute in Indonesia TWIN TOWNS (that’s 300 an hour!). On aver- and a whole heap more. age fifty orangutans are killed According to the most critical THE WICKETY WAK YEARS every week during this destruc- comic on the circuit, Austen JULY 30 TWIN TOWNS tion. Orphaned orangutans Tayshus: ‘She’s the funniest THE HARD ONS JULY 30 overcrowd sanctuaries and woman in Australia.’ COOLANGATTA HOTEL tempo rockabilly. What ever are sold on the black market Mandy Nolan will be hosting LOREN AT SONGWRITERS as pets. The palm oil industry Terra Comedy at the Terrano- THE JAZZ KANARIES, ON THE SONGLINE, THE UKI you wanna call it, The DeV- JAMES T AND THE HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, illes have roots deep in that is what drives this insanity ra Tavern, Thursday July 22. TOMMAHAWKES, JULY 30, SATURDAY early American sound, when so we can have our creature This provides new and visiting THE MURWILLUMBAH JAZZ comforts, such as potato chips, comics the chance to have five CLUB GREENHILLS hollow-body guitars and fat gas guzzlin’ Cadillacs roamed confectionary, cosmetics, soaps minutes on the open mic. The JAMES T AND THE the streets. They have released shampoos and conditioners. show is free and kicks off at TOMMAHAWKES CHARITY seven full length albums and Orangutans are facing extinc- 7.30pm. Dinner bookings are GIG, JULY 31 tion and have no voice. Let available on 07 5590 5416 and have toured relentlessly, both MURWILLUMBAH BOWLS us be the voice and speak up the kitchen is open until 9pm. CLUB nationally and internationally. for these beautiful, intelligent Supported by James T and The THE GO SET JULY 31 primates. Mandy Nolan is Tomahawks. July 16 at the COOLANGATTA HOTEL donating her time and has Soundlounge, Currumbin. invited three of her favourite POETRY WORLD CUP, JULY 31, AUGUST 1, NIMBIN Loose Talk, Splash red headed comics to join in on a riotous ranga-raising night. Exhibition spaces for JOHN PAUL YOUNG JULY 31 and The Beach Profits from all ticket sales will TWIN TOWNS Brothers go to Rainforest Rescue. Help local artists The Tweed River Art Gallery FAT FREDDYS DROP This Friday night at the Cur- stop redheads from becoming is proud to announce two AUGUST 1 COOLANGATTA rumbin RSL you can catch extinct by supporting Rain- HOTEL forest Rescue in their bid to dedicated exhibition spaces Loose Talk, who draw on a protect orangutans. July 21, for local artists. Currently on JAM NIGHT 1ST SATURDAY wide range of tasteful, high Currumbin RSL. display are Gold Coast artists OF EVERY MONTH TYALGUM energy, classic and contempo- HOTEL Haya Cohen from Mudgeeraba, rary rock. Splash perform on Terra Comedy Virginia Miller from Benowa Saturday, and have a unique THE DRIFTERS AUGUST 4 Songwriters on the Thirsty Merc Stand up comedy comes to the and Sonya Peters who is based TWIN TOWNS sound inspired by harmonies, Thirsty Merc shot onto the Terranora Tavern in the form in Burleigh Heads. Songline #2 exceptional guitar work and TOM BURLINSON AUGUST 6 Australian scene with two of an Open Mic with comedian Also ‘Select & Save’ displays col- Uki proves once again that the latest digital audio technol- TWIN TOWNS hit singles Wasting Time and extraordinaire at the helm, laborative works by well known there’s great entertainment to ogy. On Sunday afternoon, the Emancipate Myself from their Mandy Nolan. Coast dwellers artists from the Northern Rivers ZENNITH AUGUST 6 be had out in them thar hills. Beach Brothers will be draw- SOUNDLOUNGE, CURRUMBIN debut EP titled First Work. The have come to love Nolan as the region: Lyndall Adams, who ing from their huge repertoire, This Saturday is an evening of self-titled full-length followed, MC of Currumbin RSL’s popular up until recently resided at including classics from the SHADY HAZE OF WINTER Songwriters on the Songline. cracking the Top 20 on the Side Splitting Comedy Nights Wooloyeyah, and Fiona Fell FEATURING HUNGRY KIDS Beachboys, The Beatles, Queen, Loren will be headlining, and Aussie LP charts in 2004 and and in Byron Bay – where from Bangalow. The gallery and OF HUNGARY + THE the Eagles, E.L.O and the Bee she lives – Nolan’s jokes are HOLIDAYS AUGUST 7 he is supported by the auda- generating the hits In The Sum- café are open from 10am to Gees. COOLANGATTA HOTEL cious Ivy Lucille and guitarist mertime, My Completeness and part of the local vernacular. 5pm Wednesday to Sunday. Jerome Williams. Someday, Someday. They are PETE CORNELIUS AND Loren has had some great back with a brand new single, THE DEVILLES, JULY 16 words said about him, as exem- album and tour. The album AT THE SOUNDLOUNGE, plifiedp here: ‘Loren writes the Mousetrap Heart was recorded CURRUMBIN kind of music that when you in Los Angeles with super listenli to it you somehow feel producer Matt Wallace (Faith No More, Maroon 5). Joining 1 s like you’re getting a massage. 5 Minute A sweet, gentle voice accom- the band is Northern Rivers M guitarist Matt Smith (from The paniedp by relaxed melodically Strides). Singer Rai says ‘We’ve Of Fame plucp ked guitar written by a always dug Matt’s playing, he’s man with a heart of gold. I’ve STO LL Thirsty Merc a terrific guy, and having him 1S KERS HA H T FRI ONT ticket giveaway! watched Loren play… and am record with us on this new DAY OF M always inspired by how effort- Just email ‘Thirsty for album has been seamless.’ -10pm less the music is.’ John Butler. See them Saturday July 17 at 7 a freebie’ to gigs@ Tickets can be purchased from the Coolangatta Hotel. $12 tweedecho.com.au the Uki Cafe, Crystal Treasures in Murwillumbah or on line at Pete Cornelius and LO and you will be in the CAL MUSIC www.ukitopiaartscollective. the DeVilles draw for Saturday’s com. Some say it’s vintage R&B, fi f m te F co en U N il. gig at the Coolie Hotel. The Uki Holy Trinity Church, min ma west coast jump blues, tough utesatstokers@g Kyogle Road, Uki. Saturday Texan shuffles, hearty soul from 7pm. drivin’ sparse ballads and up www.tweedecho.com.au
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KINGSCLIFF CHEFS HAT EVERY YEAR SINCE 1998 newsletter and updates on all events at Fins. WEATHER IS HERE, soAP WISH YOU WERE boX BEAUTIFUL... echo GOODTASTE guide Mandy Nolan I'm awake. On my holidays. We fuck up footwear, but we What's with 3D films anyway? It's 7.32am. By all accounts can do caffeine. It's one fo the The world is in 3D, it's not that a sleep-in. The 16 month reasons I left Queensland. It special. Poverty is in 3D. So is old suckling on my breasts was the only way I could get global warming. You want to suddenly rolls over and yells a decent coffee. Why do you see things in 3D, you tosser, 'DADA'. Another day has begun. think Kevin Rudd moved to then go to the park. Open your I have been looking forward to Canberra? door. Get out of bed. I like my our week long family holiday in films like my pizza: flat. I don't Noosa is weird. Someone Noosa for the last six months. want shit coming out at me should tell people that you My partner has a lip herpes don't wear lipstick to the when I'm in a chair. They just that is so big it's not only got beach. Or $800 shoes. Or giant put films in3 D when the script its own postcode it's got an red Speedos with no elastic, sucks. Like we won't notice. Olympics team. I have a cold. I particularly when your balls Hey, worked with Avatar. haven't had a cold in two and have sagged. And that's just I'm walking across the road. a half years. I'm up half the the ladies. Someone wolf whistles. For night blowing my nose and crying out loud, I've barely coughing. Every time I cough I Noosa makes me want to slept. I haven't washed my hair. wake the baby. I finally get her behave badly. I want to swear I'm in tracksuit pants. They to sleep and I cough again. It's in front of my children and must be desperate. I mean who like an evil curse. drive on the wrong side of the road. Hang on, I already sees a woman, gets a sudden I don't sleep. I am desperate for do. It's raining. So we go to penis tingle followed by an coffee. They can't make coffee the movies. I get sprung lying uncontrollable urge to force in Queensland. It's always a to the woman at the cinema. air through their lips in a shrill disappointment. Either it's too 'He's 15' I keep saying. I have whistle? What are they, kettles? weak, or too milky, or it's not stuck waxing remnants to my Budgies? Wolves? (I'm no David hot, or they've burnt the beans son's cheeks as a faux beard. Attenborough, but in 42 years or boiled the milk so there's a 'He's a dwarf' I exclaim. 'This on this planet I've never heard skin clogging the mouthpiece is discrimination! He's my a wolf whistle. I suppose if men of the takeaway container like husband'. I almost had us started growling every time a bovine phlegm. There's this through, but he blew his cover hot woman walked by they'd nagging feeling that things at the candy bar. 'Mum, can I be arrested). aren't right – a feint watermark get a choc top?' 'We're from So I let them have it. 'Sexist pig.' of dissatisfaction on the part Mullumbimby, everyone calls I realise I've insulted a 15 year of my brain that registers their wife Mum there!' old boy. He wasn't whistling pleasure. I'm in fricking Noosa at me. It was directed at my and they can't make a coffee to We don't get to see the Russell Brand movie. So I have to 11 year old daughter. Freaking save themselves. take the kids to something weirdo. I've said it before, and How am I supposed to enjoy appropriate. I hate appropriate I'll say it again. Straight people myself? All that stupid gold movies. They're like appropriate scare me! This holiday thing chain beige pantsuit wearing lives. Boring. Toy Story 43 or is stressful. I don't do change bravado is for naught if you something. In 3D. I hate 3D. The well. 11.32pm. I give up and can't make a simple coffee. I glasses give me a headache. drive over the border to Tweed live in Mullumbimby for god's I take them off and I feel like I for a coffee. Perfect. sake, home of Crocs with socks. need a visit to Fred Hollows. It's sad, I know. I drink decaf.
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L Murphey. Plate Winners: K Taylor, B Winner B grade - Nanette Wise - net 56 O’Kane, B Massey, R Heales. new h/cap 12. R/up - John Mulligan - Hot and cold gents go down to Kyogle Pottsville Women net 61 new h/cap 17. Thursday 8th July 2010 Winner C grade - Margaret Watson - Story & photo Geoff Campbell gle backs finally began to see Winners LWM F.Brady (Marker) net 60(c/back) new h/cap 16. R/up - Jan J.Richards. Runners Up H.W.S.: Kennedy - net 60(c/back) new h/cap 19 much more ball and full use H.Woodbridge, C.Shaw, & J.Crombie Ball rundown to net 60(c/back). Unable to follow up a great ef- was made of it enabling them Raffle: Fran Brady Lucky Bowler: V.Scott Murwillumbah fort last week The Gentlemen to draw away from The Gents. Tweed Heads Men’s Bowls Club Sunday 4th July Individual Stabl- of Murwillumbah were beaten Leigh Wood at fullback for Championships: Semi-finals: Nick Sep- eford Women’s Winner B.Blunden by a confident second placed The Gentlemen had another arovich, Al Kalnins, Leon Harvey d. Ray 35 pts Members T.McDolad 37 pts Kyogle Cockies 10-45 at Kyogle fine game, his tactical kick- Arrowsmith, Phil Potter, Mario Mat- N.Pin 2nd C.Evesson.B.R.D to 33 teucci 33/26; Jon Bosisto, Steve Ross, pts Monday 5th Vets Individual Sta- on a drizzling afternoon last ing particularly outstanding, John Millington d. Max North, Graham bleford A.Winner B.Wedlock 36 pts Saturday. Glen Ratjens the Gents vet- Richards [replacement], Mark Howarde c.b R.Up K.Bullen 36pts B.Grade F.Berg The Gents began proceed- eran halfback put in another 35/16. 37 pts c.b R.Up L.Morris 37 pts N. ings with some powerful crafty performance and Dane Final: Team Millington d. Team Harvey Pin 2nd k.Dawson 8th A.Soan 10th forward play which had the ‘Snake’ Viant was everywhere 35/16. R.Green 17th K.Bullen B.R.D to 33 Cockies feathers ruffled, as a with stints on the wing and Social Results: pts c.b Tuesday 6th 3.B.B.B.Winners Sun 20 Jun: Green 1: Stephanie & Peter S.Pursey, B.Attard & J.Gielis +11 c,b result Gents prop Phil Lees in the centres, Alan ‘Big Al’ Goldsmith; r/up: Renee & Tony Lay- R.Up C.Pryke, D.Wright & B.Blunden scored a five pointer which Whittaker terrorised the Kyo- cock. +11N.Pin 2nd J.De Closey 8th J.Selvey was converted. gle pack when on the park Green 2: Kaye & Ernie Robins; r/up: C & & J.McDowell10th G.Swan 14th A tight Kyogle pack were The Gentlemen would be D. Myler Green 3: Pam & Tony Govett, J.Moore & V.Gudgeon B.R.D to +8 c.b unable to crack their oppo- lamenting the fact that in the Col & Lidia Elsey; r/up: T & T. Gear, Bar- Wednesday 7th Winner 4.Aggregate G.Cox & C.Williams 72 pts R.Up H.Kirk nents game until well into the final 15 minutes there were far bara & Jon Moore. Tues 22 Jun. Men Winners: George & A.Kearney 80 pts Veterans R.Masiar first half with The Gentlemen’s too many dropped balls some Craig, John Harrison, Roger Bell, Terry & A.Soan 77 pts N/Pin 2nd A.Collings front row having one of the casual defence which resulted Thompson; r/up: Des Delaney, Geoff 10th A.Soan B.R.D.to 36 pts Thurs- best starts of the season even- in the score blowing out to Pike, Jim Norris, Ken Joy. day 8th.July A.Grade M.Reynolds 71 tually a lapse in defence saw the final 45-10 not a true in- Ladies Winners: Yvonne Waddington, Nett R.Up R.McIvor 72 nett B.Grade the Cockies go in for a try and dication how well The Gents Carolyn Davis, Beth Jacobson, Judy P.Buckler 69 nett R.Up A.Wedlock 73 nett C.Grade J.Dobinson 75 nett R.Up played at times. However the Roche; Josie Ryan, Sue Jackson, Sharon the honours were even at the Asser; r/up: Jill Hoffman, Dorothy Turn- K.Hall 77 nett N.Pin 2nd J.Moore 8th break for oranges. Cockies persistence paid off er, Heather Mason; Pauline Garwood, C.Quantrill & J.Cahill 10th J.Jenkins The second stanza began and their win was just reward. Kathy Robinson, Maureen Blagbrough 14th M.Reynolds & K.Hall B.R.D to 77 with some very physical for- Next Saturday The Gentle- Fri 25 Jun: nett c.b Friday 2nd July Individual ward clashes causing coach men are at home playing Ev- Green 1: Laurie Rea, Jack Barnes, Vince Stableford Medley Members L.Higgins Leather; Brian Newcombe, Fred Axford, 36 pts Women’s Winner S.Gorton 34 Peter Crittle to make full use ans River which promises to pts Saturday 10th July Indiviudal Gents Captain Phil Brown claiming the ball in a line out during Jim A. Smith; r/up: Peter Howell, Lau- of his bench to try to keep be a hard fought clash – a win rie Lennox, Geoff Dixon; John Moon, V’s Par Winner A.Grade M.Firzpatrick the game away against Kyogle on Saturday the Cockies at bay. The Kyo- is vital to The Gents. Norm Picking, Mal Rae. +7 Up T.Deacon +4 Winner B.Grade Green 2: Greg Nolan, Chas Turner, Terry T.Selwood +4 R.Up L.Travers-Jones SPORT RESULTS Cabarita Beach Women Mantell, Nancy Dodds. r/ups R Turner, S Munro, R Peterson. Horton; Basil Wells, Peter O’Pray, John +3 C.Grade D.Sheahan +6 R.Up 08.07.10 Under & Over Fours – Windy 13.07.10 Social Bowls – Winning Rink – Raffle winners R Thompson, C Sager, R Parker-Smith; r/up: Ken Withington, P.Coddington +4 D.Grade J.Atwood BOWLS overcast conditions didn’t stop the la- John Andrews, Les Clarke, Col Blackley, Thompson. Champion ships must be +9 R.Up P.Reynolds +6 N.Pin 2nd Cabarita Beach Men Ron Ray, Des Murrell; Con Impellizzeri, dies from enjoying this special event. Richard Fisher. Consolation – Nancy played on or before dates Open singles A.Causley 8th L.McCormack B.R.D to 7/7/10 Winners B Clacher & P Glancy, Fred Fry, Ken Scott. Winners – Karen Galard, Joan Bartlett, Dodds, Margaret Hunter, Dorothy Pat- 3 round 25/7 4 round 3 1/7 Final 8/8. -1 c.b r/up B Griffiths & R Mills cons J Cook Green 3: John Cunningham, Mike Joy Marie Quirke, Glenys Johnston erson. Raffles – Marlene Ainsworth, Open pairs 3 round 17/7 4 round 24/7 Fi- SHOOTING & W Blackwood. 10/7/10 Sat Social Alder, Ron Taylor; John Swift, Geoff (Ocean Shores) 2nd. – Jan Appleton, Lisa Morris, Lorna King. nal 1/8. Saturday 10th 14 social bowlers Murwillumbah Pistol Club Winners M Fletcher,C Blasckley & M Turner, Wal Farr; r/up: Sean Harty, Tony Social Bowls – Tuesdays 9.15am. Ladies , Raffle winners M Smith, R Thompson. 10-JULY-10; Standard Pistol - D Dowling Morgan cons B Overall,J Darling & B Merle Jackson, Georgie Moore, Lola Nicholls, Harold Moy; Alan Davis, Col Saturdays 1.00pm. Phone 6676 2951. Open pairs (sub) D Reynolds, C Pawlak 592, J Deubel 581, A Berry 579, D Gaz- Barnes. Dowling (Pottsville) 3rd. – Nancy Hawkins. Coaching free Saturdays. Barefoot def Turtle, D Benge, P Martain, S Read- zard 571, A Uren 569, R Fleming 566, A 12/7/10 Winners M Morgan & J Stew- Dodds, Margaret Watson, Yvonne Sat 26 Jun –AA & TT Jackpot Sponsor- Bowls – Sunday 2.30pm to 4.30pm. ing, def D Smith, B Rhoweder. R Nelson, art r/up N Simpson & B Davey cons P Hackey, Joy Lake (Cabarita). Encour- ship. Green 1: Les Hore, Reg Hay, Pam & Gazzard 562, R Rees 561, J Clough 560, Condong Cane Toads D Cowan def M Hood, G Moss.P Ayres, Newman & Buddha. agement Award – Marion Hinde, Tony Govett; r/up: Ron Hottinger, Col- L Allen 554, M Rohrick 554, S Nash 550, J Sunday 11th cane toads hosted 36 B Clifford, def W Chislom, S Knight,S Mens Pairs semi finals P Schofield & I May Wilkins, Kay Cusack, Mary Anne leen Graver, Brian Neill. Gove 546, N Davis 537, L Blair 532, J Blair members from the Brisbane Firebri- Keen, R Gerdes, def M Bennett, M Turnbull def B Rae & N Ambrose. Sweetman (Condong) . Raffles – Mary Green 2: Lucy & Joe Vidulich; r/up: Al 516, K Hansen 508, gade clubs. All 58 bowlers enjoyed Knight. Open singles Massey def P E Carsley & G Goode def B Creedon Anne Sweetman, Lorraine Glancy, Blake, Ken Schmidt. M Fleming 483, S Dundon 469, P Walsh bowls and BBQ lunch winning rinks M Pluis, W Clifford def B Wicks, S Massey & K Ross. Merle Jackson, Judy Jones, Michelle Green 3: Hayden Soulsby, Gerry Moun- 465. Air Pistol - P Schlunke 575, J Lums- Davy, B Taylor, A Lynn, r/ups B Hunt, P def B Ayres. T Martain def B Rhoweder. tain; r/up: Alan Davis, Ted Crofton. den 567, J Hoctor 552, P Hulme 532. For Third quarter July 5 00:36 Rannie, J Rannie.; Raffle prizes M Childs, Cudgen Leagues Ladies Tweed Heads Tourers membership inquiries ring Anita on New moon July 12 05:41 JULY 2010 B Dunne, J Cummins, D Anderson. Thurs 8th ladies social results, winners Last weekend the Tourers traveled to 6672 5716, First quarter July 18 20:11 Astronomical data Condong Men Rnk7, Pat Pieterse & Liz Fleming. Raffle the Yamba region for the weekend Rifle Shooting Wednesday 7/7/10 30 bowlers winners – Helen Wylie. Murwillumbah Full moon July 26 11:37 and tides with bowls at McLean Bowling Club on Cudgen Leagues Men C Mummery, T Morris, T Crossingham Friday afternoon then on Saturday at Full Bore: Sunday’s shoot was conduct- Day of Sun Sun Moon Moon High tide, Low tide, Mon Mixes Mufti 5/7/10 Winners month rise set rise set height (m) height (m) Yamba Bowling Club with bowls again ed at 500yrds. The “sixpence” was hit by C.Wilson, D.Starr, F.Clinton 0639 1700 2117 0927 on Sunday morning at Iluka Bowling S. Dolan, D. Hawkins and D. Phippard. 1T 1129,1.31; 2319,1.57 0524,0.46; 1700,0.65 MONTHLY MARKETS Wed. Mens Mufti 7/7/10 Winners Club before heading home. Target Rifle – 1. D. Phippard 100.14, 2. 2F0639 1700 2209 0956 1212,1.32; 2359,1.48 0600,0.49; 1747,0.69 V.Schiemer, M.Ryan, F.McConnell. Los- 1st Sat Brunswick Heads (02) 6628 4495 The Touring party tied with McLean, A. Cronk 100.12, 3. D. Chittick 100.12, 3S0639 1700 2301 1025 1258,1.34 0638,0.52; 1841,0.73 ing Rink G,Border, G.Whelan 1st Sun Banora Point Farmers’ Market Won against a combined Yamba/Har- 4. W. Shoobridge 99.12, 5. S. Waddell 4S0639 1701 2354 1054 0045,1.39; 1347,1.37 0719,0.54; 1943,0.75 0417 759 777 Sat. Mens Whites 10/7/10 Winners rington team and Won against Iluka. 94.8, 6. G. Davids 92.4, 7. S. Dolan 90.7, 5M0639 1701 1125 0138,1.30; 1440,1.41 0804,0.57; 2054,0.75 1st Sun Byron Bay (02) 6680 9703 Coog, P.Smith, J.Holt. Losing Rink DARTS 1. D. Phippard HC 1.66, 102, 2. D. Chittick 1st Sun Pottsville (02) 6676 4555 R.Matthrews, N.Hoskinson, T.Grimes 6T0639 1702 0049 1159 0241,1.24; 1534,1.48 0853,0.59; 2207,0.70 Tweed Valley HC 1.33, 101, 3. A. Cronk HC 0, 100, 4. W. 1st Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 Championships Major Pairs: F.Pieterse, 7W0639 1702 0147 1239 0349,1.20; 1629,1.56 0945,0.59; 2313,0.62 Results of games played 12/07/10. A Shoobridge HC 0.66, 100, 5. S. Waddell J.Hazell 17 def Coog, B.Bell 13. R.Corney , HC 5.66, 100, 6. G. Davids HC 7.33, 99, 7. 8T0639 1703 0247 1324 0454,1.21; 1720,1.66 1038,0.57 2nd Sat Kingscliff (02) 6674 0827 Grade Blues 10 def Cgulls 5. Jokers 12 N.Bradbrook 25 def G.Border, G.Whelan 16 S. Dolan HC 7.33, 97. 9F0639 1703 0349 1417 0554,1.24; 1811,1.78 0009,0.51; 1130,0.53 2nd Sun The Channon (02) 6688 6433 def Gulls 3 and Hogan’s Heroes 9 def Major Triples Final: K.Hansen, F-Class Standard Rifle – 1. D. Hawkins 10 S 0638 1703 0451 1517 0647,1.29; 1901,1.89 0059,0.39; 1222,0.47 2nd Sun Chillingham 0437 041 023 Lions 4, these last 2 teams only had R.McIntosh, S.Archbold 19 def G.Bor- 120, 2. P. Weeks 114, 3. P. Pritchard 112, 11 S 0638 1704 0550 1624 0739,1.34; 1950,1.97 0146,0.29; 1314,0.42 2nd Sun Lennox Head (02) 6672 2874 5 players each. Congratulations to Bill der, V.Schiemer, M.Ryan 18 4. W. Sunderland 106, 5. A. Glover 104, 0638 1704 0643 1734 2nd Sun Coolangatta (07) 5533 8202 Aitken who threw 180. B Grade Devils 8 12 M 0830,1.39; 2039,2.02 0233,0.21; 1405,0.37 Kingscliff Ladies 1. D. Hawkins HC 1, 121, 2. P. Pritchard 13 T 0638 1705 0730 1844 0919,1.44; 2128,2.02 0320,0.16; 1459,0.35 2nd Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 Wed. July 7th 2010. Charity Day, The def Duck Offs 3, Leftovers 7 def Sharks 4 and We’re Back 6 def Tigers 5. HC 8.66, 121, 3. P. Weeks HC 4, 118, 4. W. 14 W 0637 1705 0813 1952 1011,1.48; 2217,1.96 0407,0.15; 1553,0.35 Big Raffle Winners were 1st prize Ste- 3rd Sat Mullumbimby (02) 6684 3370 Point score subject to confirmation is Sunderland HC 5.66, 112, 5. A. Glover 0637 1706 0852 2059 ve Brown, 2nd W.Anderson, 3rd Ray 15 T 1102,1.51; 2308,1.84 0454,0.17; 1650,0.38 3rd Sat Murwillumbah Cottage Markets A Grade Jokers 12, Blues 10, Hogan’s HC 8.33, 112. 16 F 0637 1706 0928 2203 1155,1.53 0541,0.23; 1749,0.44 0417 759 777 (Grumpy)Sharpe, 4th Joan Hansen, Small Bore: Friday’s shoot was con- Cake Raffle. C.Freshwater, 2nd. Ma- Heroes 9, Cgulls 5, Lions 4 and Gulls 3. B 17 S 0637 1707 1005 2307 0000,1.67; 1249,1.55 0629,0.31; 1853,0.50 3rd Sun Ballina (02) 6687 4328 ducted at 50 meters. donna She. Grade Devils 8, Leftovers 7, We’re Back 3rd Sun Banora Point Farmers’ Market 1. W. Sunderland 393, 2. A. Cronk 384, 18 S 0636 1707 1042 0057,1.50; 1346,1.56 0716,0.40; 2004,0.56 Social Bowls. Winners on the Day 6, Tigers 5, Sharks 4 and Duck Offs 3. 19 M 0636 1708 1121 0011 0200,1.34; 1446,1.57 0808,0.48; 2123,0.58 0417 759 777 Yesterday 24 players travelled to play in 3. D. Hawkins 377, 1. W. Sunderland HC 3rd Sun Nimbin (02) 6689 0000 M.Cosgriff/P.James/J.Hanson. 3, 396, 2. A. Cronk HC 7.66, 392, 3. G. 20 T 0635 1708 1204 0114 0310,1.22; 1550,1.60 0904,0.54; 2241,0.56 B.Davies/B.Massey/ M.Atkinson, Run- our challenge with West Moreton and 3rd Sun Pottsville (02) 6676 4555 Burfoot HC 31, 391. 21 W 0635 1709 1250 0215 0424,1.17; 1652,1.63 1002,0.57; 2347,0.51 ners up J.Greenbank/B.Jack/A.McNa- they won on the day 27 to 21. A good 3rd Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 Shotgun: Singles 1. P. Weeks 15, 2. A. 22 T 0635 1709 1341 0314 0530,1.17; 1747,1.67 1100,0.58 mara. day was had by all. 3rd Sun Uki (02) 6679 9026 GOLF Cronk 15, 3. D. Phippard 15, 4. C. Bartlett, 23 F 0634 1710 1435 0409 0625,1.20; 1836,1.71 0040,0.48; 1152,0.56 Kingscliff Men Chinderah Seniors Social 5. W. Pulkonik 13, 6. G. Newman 12, 7. S. 24 S 0634 1711 1531 0459 0712,1.24; 1919,1.73 0123,0.41; 1239,0.53 4th Sat Kingscliff (02) 6674 0827 Results of the B Grade Pairs played last Waddell 11, 8. C.C. Bartlett 10, 9. N. Miller week: W Ritzou, L Morris d D Miller, H Results for Thursday 8/7/2010 - Stroke 25 S 0633 1711 1628 0543 0751,1.27; 1957,1.75 0201,0.38; 1321,0.51 4th Sun Bangalow (02) 6687 1911 7, Doubles, Agg. 1. C. Bartlett 9, 24, 2. DeVries and went through to the final Winner A grade - Ray Bruce - net 54 26 M 0633 1712 1723 0622 0829,1.30; 2032,1.74 0235,0.36; 1400,0.49 4th Sun (in 5 Sun month) Coolangatta A. Cronk 9, 24, 3. P. Weeks 8, 23, 4. D. (07) 5533 8202 by defeating B Henry, B Butler in the new h/cap 9. R/up - Ken Kaufman - net 27 T 0632 1712 1818 0657 0903,1.32; 2106,1.72 0308,0.35; 1438,0.49 55 new h/cap 17. Phippard 7, 22, 5. W. Pulkonik 6, 19, 6. G. 4th Sun Murwillumbah 0422 565 168 semi-final. They will now play the win- Newman 6, 18, 7. S. Waddell 6, 17, 8. C.C. 28 W 0631 1713 1911 0729 0938,1.34; 2139,1.67 0339,0.35; 1515,0.50 ner of J Julius, L Murphey v T Wonka, Winner B grade - Paula Fearnley - net 4th Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 Bartlett 3, 13, 9. N. Miller 5, 12. 29 T 0631 1713 2003 0758 1014,1.36; 2212,1.60 0410,0.37; 1554,0.52 L Rootsey. 53 new h/cap 25 Changes in the NSW Firearms Leg- 30 F 0630 1714 2054 0827 1049,1.37; 2246,1.52 0441,0.39; 1634,0.55 5th Sun Nimbin (02) 6689 0000 Social Bowls Results: Thursday 8th R/up - Carolyne Beynon - net 55 new islation means it is now possible 31 S 0630 1714 2146 0856 1128,1.39; 2323,1.42 0513,0.42; 1718,0.59 5th Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 July: Winners: J Cook, T Sanders, K Bry- h/cap 26 for any individual over the age All times are Eastern Standard Time. Time lags: Ballina Boat ant; J McDonald, K Groves, R Hayes; B Ball rundown to net 59 (c/back) Dock: 15 min; Byron Bay: nil; Brunswick River Highway Bridge: FARMERS MARKETS Massey, D Roughley, N Peacock. Plate Hole-in-one Paula Fearnley - 16th of 12, with the correct paperwork high 30 min, low 1 hr; Mullumbimby: 1 hr 10 min; Billinudgel: Each Sat 8-11am Bangalow (02) 6687 1137 Winners: B Jack, R Cavanaugh, B Butler. Results for Monday 12/7/2010 - Stroke filled out, to attend a range day 3 hr 55 min; Chinderah: high 1 hr 30 min, low 2 hr; Terranora Each Thu 8-11am Byron Bay (02) 6687 1137 Saturday 10th July: Winners: B Knox, D Winner A grade - Denis Pollard - net 56 Inlet: high 2 hr 10 min, low 2 hr 25 min; Murwillumbah: high to have a try with one of the clubs 2 hr 30 min, low 2 hr 50 min. Tides in bold indicate high tide of Each Tue New Brighton (02)6684 5390 Adams, I Thompson; B Davis, J Davies, new h/cap 11. R/up - Tony Brown - net rifles. For more info, visit: www. 1.7m or more and low tide of 0.3m or less. Data courtesy of the National Tidal Centre. Each Sat 8am-1pm Uki (02) 6679 5438 B Clarke; N Orme, F McNamara, J Julius, 57 new h/cap 11. qldrifle.com. 18 July 15, 2010 The Tweed Shire Echo
Athletes proven to live longer Another stinger on the Tweed Athletes tend to live longer or shorter than the general pop- Sports Medicine Australia than the general population, a ulation depending on the type Chief Executive Officer Nello new study has found. of sport and if they have used Marino, said that the general The study featuring in the performance substances. population can learn from the July 2010 issue of The Journal of Author of the study, Masaru behaviour of these athletes. Science and Medicine in Sport Teramoto says the study high- ‘The study highlights the (JSAMS), published by Sports lights how long term vigorous importance of physical activ- Medicine Australia, examined exercise training is associated ity, no matter the extent, in the mortality and longevity of with an increased survival rate everyone’s daily lives,’ said Mr elite athletes to understand the within a specific group of ath- Marino. association between exercise letes. ‘Physical activity performed training and survival rates. ‘The study showed that en- at moderate intensity is asso- Results showed elite endur- durance and mixed-sports ciated with the reduced risk ance athletes, like distance run- athletes tend to survive longer of all-cause mortality in the ners and cross country skiers, than the general population,’ general population. It helps to and elite mixed sports athletes said Mr Teramoto.‘Lower car- prevent cardiovascular disease, who perform both endurance diovascular disease mortality hypertension and some types and power activities such as among these athletes seems to of cancers, eg. colon, breast soccer, ice hockey, basketball play a major role in their better and lung cancers. and short-to moderate term survival rates. ‘It also reduces the risk of events in track and field, are ‘A possible explanation for obesity and promotes main- more likely to live longer than this is that as they perform taining a healthy body weight. the general population. greater amounts of physical ‘For optimal health, you Elite power athletes, for exam- activity and possess a higher should aim to do a combina- David with the bass he caught early this year on the Tweed ple rugby players, baseballers, level of physical fitness. These tion of moderate and vigorous David Solano to the oyster leases behind A couple of weeks ago he weightlifters, wrestlers, boxers attributes work as additional activities for at least 30 minutes Seagulls, paying particular at- had pulled up at the boat ramp and track and field throwers, benefits of reducing all-cause on most days, preferably every Fishing in the Tweed is a little tention to the crab boat parked just north of Condong and his may survive longer, similar to, mortality,’ said Mr Teramoto. day,’ said Mr Marino. strange at the moment. I fished there. mate was there with his boat in the Australian Bream Tour- Apparently the bass were and bait, which was right next nament (ABT) on the weekend caught on a variety of lures and to the boat, with blood run- and quite a few of the bigger softies. They won’t be around ning into the water. TENNIS ANYONE? boats raced up Tumbulgum for long so give them a crack, As they chatted a bull shark way, fishing the banks from the they are a great fighting fish. came out of the water, grabbed Over 50s women tennis players sugar mill back to the bridge. In the tournament I ended up the bait and took off back into are invited to join a Tuesday The main catch of the day 15th out of 49, so I was quite the water. Holy, moly! There was bass, of a similar size as the pleased with my effort. were people water skiing on social comp at South Tweed Heads. one I caught at the beginning Recently I mentioned the the other side of the river, scary For more information, phone Kathy on of the year up the river, above shark incident at Condong stuff. the Bray’s Park Weir. Sugar Mill. Well, a guy came in Q If you have any fishing news 0408 011 001 I didn’t get to fish the banks, where I work and told my boss you would like to share with as the pro I was with headed about another sharky story. 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National Tree Day enhance these works and encour- surgery and treatment. It helps age bush regeneration. Holes to reduce the risk of, and assists Tweed residents are being asked will be pre-dug. Coordinated by in the management of, lymphoe- Just the trick to snag the fish to do get their hands dirty to Planet Ark, National Tree Day is dema. The sessions also provide help preserve local biodiversity Australia’s biggest community a time and a space for relaxation, Luis Feliu on National Tree Day on August tree planting event. Those want- information sharing, support and 1. Planting will take place at the ing to volunteer should bring fun. The next eight week free Tweed Heads fishing couple Uki Waste Water Treatment Plant hat, gloves, planting gear, coffee program begins August 6 at the Andy (right) and Susie Dun- off Smiths Creek Road from 9am mug and morning tea to share. Tweed Regional Aquatic Centre, combe were casually kayaking, For more information call Carolyn Murwillumbah. For further to 12 noon. Rehabilitation works doing a spot of bass fishing are currently being undertaken Rifello on 0411 471 147. information and enrolment forms on the Tweed River near By- by Tweed Shire Council to a please ring Ricarda Funke 0420 angum bridge some time ago tributary of the Tweed River that Food Prep Course 925 353 or Sue Phillips 0408 795 flows through the site. The creek Those who fancy themselves 095. Classes are limited and doc- when Susie suddenly caught has been fenced to exclude cattle as a bit of a Masterchef might tor’s approval is required. hold of a ‘biggie’. and a large revegetation and like to enhance their culinary The large bass put up quite weed control campaign has com- talents at a four week Food Prep Murwillumbah a fight despite the couple’s use menced. The planting will help Course at Uki with a focus on Probus Club of traditional soft plastic lures raw vegan food. Participants will Club meets at 10am on July 19 at which bass and flathead par- learn how to make exotic salads, Murwillumbah Bowls Club. Guest ticularly like. MUSICAL NOTES dips, dressings, cheesecake and speaker is an entertainer known ‘It was a biggie alright, but soups among others. Classes run WANT A CLASS ACT as Resurrection Mary, or the as soon as he saw the kayak, it from July 29 to August 26 from piano/ double bass/ drum trio for your Granny Rapper. Payment for the 6pm to 7.30pm. Local foodies are spat the soft plastic out because dinner party, wedding or function? August 18 bus trip to Mt Tambou- also welcome to attend monthly it only had hold of its tail and Hans and the Lovejoy's perform works rine is due at the meeting. The by the world's greatest jazz piano trios. raw, vegan potluck parties on the not the whole thing, Susie said. From Oscar Peterson, Dave Brubeck to third Thursday of each month $22 cost includes morning tea. ‘Let’s just say I spat the dum- Ahmad Jamal and Keith Jarrett, you can from 6pm to 9pm. The next one Buy or bring your own lunch. my after such a biggie got away.’ experience these amazing compositions will be held tonight (July 15). To Andy said it was clear the by a professional ensemble. Mental Health Carers book a place at the party of food hooks and the jig heads were Ph 0412732465 or [email protected] Meetings for the next month: prep classes call 02 6679 5863. not working properly which is Mondays July 19 and August 2. PETS time it hits it,’ Andy said. of ‘necessity being the mother Songwriters on the Families and friends of people why the fish had spat the lure ADOPT A CAT from Animal Welfare with mental illness are welcome out, and so he set his mind to ‘Most flathead are lost off of invention’ after so many lost League NSW. Phone 66844070 Songline to share friendship, information improving the way jig heads normal jig heads because they lures and the big ones that got The Ukitopia Arts Collective and experiences with other carers work more effectively’. just chew the leader off, but away. Burmese Brown presents the second Songwrit- from 10am on the first and third After consulting his fish- with ‘Spines’ they’re hooked Fishing, the most popular ers on the Songline event of the Mondays in each month at the ing mate David and they went on the tail of the plastic most pastime in Australia, is a big Pure Bred year this Saturday (July 17) at Uki Tweed Heads Library, Brett Street to work on improving the jig strikes.’ part of the couple’s life but Brown Kitten Holy Trinity Church. The event (no public holidays). Knowledge- heads to make soft plastic baits Spurred on by their wives, Andy reckons ‘women always – Available now showcases some of the Tweed able volunteer members of the much more useful. The inven- Andy and Dave decided to pat- outfish men’. Sue interjects, Shire’s brightest musical talents Desexed, chipped, Tweed Valley Mental Health tion which they later patented ent the lure. They have also cre- saying ‘we’re more patient’, including Loren, Ivy Lucille and Carers Network assist. Inquiries 07 vacc & reg breeder. became known as ‘Spines’. ated a website to promote their adding that women also have Jermone Williams. Doors open 5598 6372. Please note change in 0429 867 993 7pm. Tickets are limited and are phone number. ‘The hooks on most soft plas- invention in the hopes that it the ‘touch’. 6672 2447 available from Uki Cafe, Crystal tics are in the middle so if the will help fishing enthusiasts The lures are already in Treasures or online at www.ukito- Tweed Heads fish hits the lure further down such as themselves avoid the around more than 70 stores piaartscollective.com. Historical Society it tends to spit it out, so we fig- frustration of so many ‘short throughout Australia and ured if we had the hook further strikes’. word-of-mouth is promot- 3XVV3XVV Health Services The monthly meeting will be on down the spine of the lure, set For Andy, the invention is ing them even further. To Residents are being asked to have Tuesday July 20 at 10am in the Old not about instant riches, but check them out visit www. Court House , Pioneer Park, Ken- up so it’s less snag prone, then their say about health services the fish would be hooked each more a labour of love borne out spinesfishing.com.au in their area at an upcoming nedy Drive West ,Tweed Heads. Our guest speaker will be Gwyn community consultation session non-perishable food to help landscape architect for the Jack being a member means. Call 07 Broomhill talking of the pioneer being held in Murwillumbah next the pensioners out please? If Evans Boat Harbour. New mem- Arnold family and Fingal light- 5599 2249 today. Tuesday (July 20) from 3pm at anyone knows of a dry place we bers and visitors welcome. Phone house. Visitors are most welcome. Puss Puss is a Ginger point Siamese the Services Memorial Club. The can operate at when we have to Barbara 07 5513 1219. Tweed South Sea X, desexed female. This big, gentle forum has been organised by Inquiries phone 07 5536 8625. friendly (mostly) white cat is currently move next month please let me in foster care with Friends of the Nationals Member for Lismore know. Also if you know of anyone U3A Twin Towns Islanders Pound. She has recently had the Exit International Thomas George, whose elector- with a warehouse, on a bus route, Now is the time to join up for the There will be a fundraiser at black spots on her nose checked ate includes Murwillumbah. NSW For information on end of life (no problems) and is now looking suitable for a storehouse for the next six month period. Please Shadow Parliamentary Secretary choices come to our meeting and Cudgen Leagues Club, Wommin for a permanent home. If you can food, please give me a call. Terri make sure you wear your badge help, please contact Trudi at the for Rural Health Jenny Gardiner learn about your options. Tweed/ Bay Road, Cudgen, on Friday 16th 0414 376 057. to show you are financial and that FOP Adoption Information Booth and key local health stakehold- Coolangatta Golf Club, Tuesday, from 6pm-11pm. Gold coin dona- on 07 5524 8590. Visit www. July 20 at 10.30am. For more infor- Northern Rivers you are covered by our insurance. friendsofthepound.com to view the ers are expected to attend. Mr tion entry. Entertainer Keith Hud- mation ring Elaine 0421 796 713. Last chance for Christmas in July: many other homeless dogs and cats George said residents who could Bushwalkers Club son will be hosting our karaoke available. We need more foster carers 12 noon on July 23, only $20, pay not attend the meeting could The club invites interested for rescued cats and dogs – if you can Starting a Probus Thursday, July 15 before noon night. Lots of raffles,k ids’ games, still have their say by contacting persons to attend an introductory help please call the above number. at office. Don’t miss out on the fun for all the family. Inquiries his office or visiting www.start- Club walk. For comprehensive infor- thechange.com.au/healthreform. friendship, fun and learning that Robyn Tait-Watego 0447 616 702. There will be an expression of mation about the club, including ONLY ADULTS interest meeting to start a Probus how to join, who to contact and Murwillumbah and a walks program, please visit our TOUCH OF JUSTINE slinky massage & club for semi-retired and retired sensual touch, scintillating, professional. District Garden Club people at The Point, Tweed Coast website: northernriversbushwalk- Wed-Sat. 0407013347 text or call Notes Road, Hastings Point on July 20 ersclub.org.au. from 10 to 12 with free morning SEDUCTIVE MASSAGE by attractive The July meeting of the Garden Free concert Australian. Ocean Shores. 0413034492 tea. RSVP before July 16 for cater- Club will be held on Monday July ing purposes. Phone Christine A free concert will be held on SENSUAL, SEXY, TANTALISING, full 19 at the Jessie McMillan Hall, on 0422 293 360 or Julie 02 6676 Monday, July 26 at 1pm at Cool- body rub. Total stress relief in intimate Wollumbin Street, Murwillumbah 4641. angatta Senior Citizens Centre environment. Tweed Heads 0410254976 at 7 pm. Please note change of and all visitors are welcome. This WELL presented staff req for new men’s date for this month only due to Twin Towns Day View month’s concert will feature the massage centre in Tweed. 0415746443 bus trip to Lightning Ridge. Guest Club multi-talented professional musi- MORTGAGE BROKER speaker at the July meeting will cian Roger Munsie. Roger plays Club meets on the first Thursday be Mrs Ardina Ludwig who will many instruments and a great of every month at the South Are you getting the best home EARN BIG give a talk on begonias. All are range of songs from yesterday Tweed Sports Club, 4 Minjungbal most welcome! For further infor- and today, including vocals, in his BUCK$ Drive. New members welcome. loan deal at the moment? mation contact president Len on versatile professional presenta- Join us for lunch and a day of Don’t rely on your bank to tell you what other loans are available. Good working environment 6672 2020. tion. BYO lunch/nibbles. Tea/ friendship and fun. Cost $20. ,KDYHDFFHVVWRDOOWKHPDMRUOHQGHUVDQG¿QDQFHLQGXVWU\OHDGHUV coffee available. For bookings with female staff Breast Cancer Ring Freda on 07 55241 357 for ,FDQKHOS\RXUH¿QDQFHRUJHWWKHORDQWKDWVXLWV\RXWKHEHVW phone 07 5536 4050 or call into Service when you want it, where you want it. must be 18–65 yrs old The YWCA Encore exercise bookings and apologies. the centre at 4 Gerrard Street, &RQWDFWPHWRDUUDQJHDIUHHPRUWJDJHKHDOWKFKHFN program is for women of any age Coolangatta. 02 6674 5020 who have had breast cancer sur- Food distribution Russel Shaw gery at any time in their lives. It Are you a struggling pensioner? Banora Point Probus incorporates specifically designed Then come to the iBar, Wharf SOCIAL ESCORTS floor and hydrotherapy exercises Street, Tweed Heads on Wednes- Club to improve movement, flexibility days at 12.30pm for some food Meeting at South Tweed Sports BEAUTIFUL, Petite, Incalls / Outcalls. UVKDZ#DFFHSWDQFH¿QDQFHFRPDX and gain self confidence – reliev- to help you out. Are there any Club July 26 at 10.30am. Guest ZZZDFFHSWDQFH¿QDQFHFRPDX Ocean Shores 0488649248, 66802420 ing discomfort associated with kind people who can donate speaker is Georgina Wright, the www.tweedecho.com.au The Tweed Shire Echo July 15, 2010 23 Backburner
Security surrounding planning dent last week an unidentified minister Tony Kelly’s lightning truck exiting Creek Street ran visit to the Tweed last week was over a pedestrian refuge, took closer to a presidential cloak out a give way sign and de- and dagger operation than any- layed traffic travelling in both thing seen before. The media directions. The driver was were not notified of his arrival seen getting out of the truck until 20 minutes beforehand and removing the signs from and councillors only informed the truck’s undercarriage. The afterwards. Residents didn’t get give way sign has yet to be re- a look-in. ‘He was like Casper,’ placed, with residents saying said mayor Warren Polglase. its absence poses a potential ‘Normally you would expect traffic hazard. him to at least call in to say QQQQ hello.’ But he said he did not When Lata Modi first moved consider it a snub. ‘We were to the Gold Coast she was so lucky enough to have one and a desperate to maintain a con- half hours with him last week.’ The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) highlights nection to her homeland that QQQQ a serious issue with a humorous picture. The once abundant she rang everyone with an Incidentally The Echohas long coastal emu, much like Tweed’s threatened koala colonies, sur- Indian surname in the lo- received every press release vives in ever-diminishing habitat corridors. Under increasing cal phone book. The former churned out by Tony Kelly’s threat from vehicles and predation by foxes and wild dogs, the kindergarten principal and spin machine, but strangely we emu is today found only between Red Rock, south of Grafton, mum-of-two, who migrated missed out on the alert issued and Evans Head. The NPWS believes numbers have shrunk by to Australia from Kanpur in just before the minister lobbed up to 60 per cent in the last decade. northern India 27 years ago, to announce starts to projects has been delivering lively pres- which have upset some of the brings whole new meaning to tournament victories during entations on Indian culture to local inhabitants. Minders say the phrase ‘hungry for love’. his professional career and is Gold Coast schools for about it’s an inexplicable glitch but QQQQ now an ambassador for the 15 years. She is hoping to ex- we’ve got reason to believe A recent encounter has one sport. The event promises a pand south of the border and we were temporarily cut out Banora Point resident ponder- unique opportunity for Tweed has asked Tweed schools or For work in Children’s Services of the loop after emerging as ing the absurdities of modern and Gold Coast residents to community organisations in- prime suspects in the deba- day communication. While experience first hand the an- terested in learning about In- do Certifi cate III (CHC30708) cle of his last secretive visit shopping at Coles supermarket cient Japanese art of sumo. The dian culture to get in touch. Starting soon – July to December 2010 when protesters stopped his in Tweed Heads she bumped event kicks off at 11am at the Her talks incorporate Indian car demanding a revision of into a former classmate. She Tallebudgera Recreation Cen- cuisine tasting, national dress BE READY TO START local Aboriginal history. Back- smiled and greeted the woman tre, 1525 Gold Coast Highway, and, religion and language. Ms burner can place hand on heart only to be given the cold shoul- Palm Beach. Modi can be contacted on 07 WORK JANUARY 2011! to say our correspondents did der in return. Imagine her sur- QQQQ 5534 4925. not tip off the protesters – but prise then when a Facebook There have been strange hap- QQQQ 2 days a week – $2,150 they know who did! A crate ‘Friend’ request landed in her penings afoot recently in sea- The man who once famously of Chardonnay could possibly inbox the following day from side village Hastings Point, described Julia Gillard as ‘de- loosen their lips. the same classmate. Go figure! according to residents. Early liberately barren’ is due to QQQQ QQQQ morning risers up to watch the make an appearance in the A Tweed woman was left red- The most unusual event of the World Cup final on Monday Tweed. Liberal Senator Bill faced recently after she bumped week must surely go to the Na- were startled to see a white Heffernan was scheduled to at- into an old flame at Panorama tional Sumo Championships van speeding through town tend a Business Breakfast and Plaza at West Tweed while on which will take place this Sun- knocking over wheelie bins a Open Farmers Forum Lunch a quick lunch break. Flustered day (July 18) on the Gold Coast. and leaving a trail of rubbish in today (July 15) at Murwillum- by the unexpected encounter Both male and female athletes its path. Later that same morn- bah Golf Club to discuss issues she attempted to make a hasty from interstate Australia and ing residents reported having affecting farming communities getaway. Casting a lingering guests from Tonga, New Zea- a surfboard and several other and support Liberal federal Get qualifi ed for a rewarding career in children’s services glance in the rear view mirror land and Japan will meet at the smaller items stolen overnight candidate for Richmond Joan at the friendly and professional Byron Community College as she drove off she spotted her Gold Coast to battle it out for from outside their houses. One Van Lieshout. The outspoken ex frantically waving behind. sumo supremacy in various resident told The Echo she had senator, who earned the ire of ENROL NOW 02 6684 3374 And no, he wasn’t trying to re- weight divisions. 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