FEBRUARY 2018
Win a $10,000 Twin Towns Dream Wedding
On Sunday 25 February an opportunity to see Twin immaculate presentation receive an entry ticket in “Couples and families are and harbour views, onsite from 10am to 3pm Qld, Twin Towns superb wedding of food prepared by Twin the draw. also welcome to just attend luxury accommodation and Towns will hold its annual reception rooms set with a Towns Banquet Chefs. “If they also attend the the Open Day and if they do, multi-award-winning chefs Wedding Open Day, where variety of different themes. Conference and Events Wedding Open Day, they’ll they will receive one ticket and events staff. All these one lucky couple will win a River, Bay, Border and Manager Chrissie Thomas receive an additional two in the draw,” said Chrissie. impressive elements create $10,000 dream package to Horizons will all be ‘dressed said those that book and entries in the draw, giving The winner must be present the complete wedding spend on their venue hire to impress’. Canapes will complete a site inspection them the advantage of at the draw at 3pm Qld to experience. and wedding reception at be served throughout of Twin Towns wedding having three chances claim the prize. Twin Towns. the day so couples can venues prior to the of winning the $10,000 Whether you’re planning an The Wedding Open Day is sample the high quality and Wedding Open Day will package. Twin Towns combines elegant banquet, a candlelit location, stylishly appointed dinner or a relaxing get- event space, elegant together with friends, Twin decor, panoramic ocean Towns has the perfect venue.
Twin Towns gears up to switch on the lights For more information about Twin Towns Wedding Open Day or to book your site inspection, email weddings@ Don’t be alarmed if you the building, along with a by a customisable display construction and the entire twintowns.com.au, phone 1800 015 015 or visit www. see a troop of abseilers 16 metre by five metre, high of colour, movement and team is excited to see the twintowns.com.au Terms and conditions apply. See website for details. LTPS/17/19990. scaling the heights of resolution screen that will imagery. project coming to fruition. the Twin Towns building wrap around the circular wall Twin Towns CEO Rob “Four abseilers will work on this month. It’s all part of on the exterior of the building. Smith said the installation lighting installations in early ongoing works that will Behind the screen, a low- would be one of the most February and nightworks see the Club become a resolution backdrop, technologically advanced, will commence around dazzling, illuminated border WEDDING projected across the permanent lighting displays the middle of the month landmark in early April, in OPEN DAY ‘cotton reel’ façade, will in Australia and a first-of- to install the seven panels time to welcome visitors to bring life and colour to its-kind for NSW registered which will form the screen. 25 FEBRUARY the Commonwealth Games. the entire building. Once clubs. “Roads closures for the 10AM – 3PM QLD The abseilers have almost switched on, Twin Towns “Twin Towns will become 6,000 LED dots to install on will become illuminated screen installation should a dynamic digital canvas, have minimal impact as with images of destination these will be after-hours. highlights, photo-real videos, animations and graphics. “Then, there will be several weeks of programming and “I have no doubt it will be testing before the screens Australia’s most spectacular go live in early April, border marker,” said Rob. provided there aren’t any The company designing, weather issues or delays manufacturing and installing receiving the last of the the lightshow, ULA Group lighting components from with its head office on overseas. the Gold Coast, is globally recognised for its many large- “After more than four years scale projects, including of planning, switching on the Marina Bay Sands in the lightshow is now only a Singapore, Auckland Sky matter of weeks away,” said WIN YOUR DREAM WEDDING Tower and Brisbane City Hall. Russell. o enter simply register a site inspection or valued at $10,000 attend the pen Day for your chance to in. ULA Group National Project Once completed, Twin Towns will be illuminated Full terms & conditions available at From left, ULA Group’s National Project Manager Russell Mud- Manager Russell Muddle www.twintowns.com.au dle and Project Managers Elliott Laird and Jamie Muller, ready said they are heading from 7pm to midnight, Ph: 1800 015 015 LTPS/17/19990 to oversee the final stages of the Twin Towns light-up project. into the final phase of seven nights a week.
Ph: ISSUE 07 5536 486, 2277JAN 2018 | twintowns .com.au ISSUE 487, FEB 2018 | 1 Registered Training Organisation the Association of Veteran Surfers Training days that allow them to assisting they are ready to who meet with local board-riding visit members on a regular basis proceed. clubs. Last year they competed in in seven nursing homes and two The Certificate IV in Plant the Kirra Team Challenge made up hospitals in the local area, and BOARD Operation includes training in of some 32 clubs from Australia occasionally at home. heavy machinery use namely and New Zealand establishing They attend nursing homes on CHAIRMAN’S backhoes, bobcats, frontend great links and lifting their profile. Remembrance Days to deliver loaders including the addition The benefits of surfing and other a Remembrance Day address. REPORT of CPR, First Aid and Work Place water-based activities are well They also provide care packages Health and Safety. This locally documented and often referred to those in need. With over 500 run course is planned to run for to as Ocean Therapy, providing World War 2 Veteran members six weeks and on completion it’s a relaxing and invigorating mostly living alone, they keep anticipated these Veterans will be environment that does wonders contact regularly by phone and in high demand for a much sought- for personal wellbeing. keep these members up-to-date 2018 is a momentous year for community service. after skill. A great initiative from with Sub-Branch activities and remembrance. The 2018 ANZAC Of most benefit is the camaraderie We are all well aware of one of the Sub-Branch members check that their needs are covered. Day Remembrance Celebration in and mateship from shared the remarkable skills and with no cost or subsidy from the April, the 100th year anniversary experiences, with a common link Welfare Officers meet quarterly to organisational capacity shown local area. A Veteran doing his best of the end of World War I and helping ex-servicemen and women discuss any issues that have arisen with the delivery of ANZAC to assist other Veterans find their Armistice Day in November are of reconnect among their group and and compare notes to ensure all Day Services on 25 April and place in our community. with the wider community. members are looked after. They international importance. Remembrance Day Services organise and attend regular Sub- Here at home, recognition of (Armistice Day) at the 11th hour Veterans building a Pension Section better community Branch meetings, organising guest profound significance is the 100th on the 11th day of the 11th month This area of commitment within speakers on a monthly basis. They year Anniversary of the Tweed every year, including that amazing Another program involving a the Tweed Heads & Coolangatta attend various seminars involving Heads & Coolangatta RSL Sub- predawn Gallipoli Landing re- mix of age and gender is the RSL Sub-Branch is an area of most Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Branch on Friday 27 September enactment to celebrate the 100 establishment of a small business importance, with very little known (PTSD) recognition and assistance, 2018. years of ANZAC in 2015. assisted by the RSL Sub-Branch, of the work carried out outside aged care training and general Under the banner of the Returned We also can’t forget the incredible led by two Afghanistan veterans the inner circle which is probably veteran information sessions. with a small grant starting up a appropriate. and Services League of Australia, Anniversary Year schools’ essay Social Outings the Tweed Heads & Coolangatta competition, resulting in a private Veteran Mentoring program. President Joe Russell, ably assisted Sub-Branch really are unsung plane trip to visit the National Parents having difficulties with by Jenny Sheehan, are arguably Social outings are organised heroes doing marvellous, War Memorial in Canberra for 44 their 12 to 17 year olds send among the most knowledgeable in regularly, with up to 50 or so mostly unnoticed, work for our students and 22 Australian Navy them from all over Australia to the industry, having assisted many members attending places such community. Cadets from TS Vampire. the Gold Coast Airport where who need help acquiring pensions as whale watching cruises, Ballina Naval Museum, Victoria Barracks Their 100th anniversary is an Many other remembrance they are transported to basically and Gold Cards. in Brisbane, Ipswich Rail Museum, incredible accomplishment in itself, services are conducted for ex- a ‘Boot Camp’ for two weeks in They have four Pension Officers and the hinterland. Here they receive Tweed River Cruises. These outings performed by dedicated community service reunions held locally two level four advocates as well plenty of physical training and are followed by lunch, usually at a volunteers; remembering their and particularly the special as a clinical Psychologist working discipline to turn these young local RSL or Services Club. tireless work in the establishment funeral dedication service for from the Sub-Branch office. adults around and give them The committee also organises of the footprint for Twin Towns ex-servicemen when requested Committee member Max Greber confidence, resilience and basic school programs, where school Services Club along the way. Much by families within our region attended a two day Prior Learning life skills such as cleaning, ironing, children visit residents in nursing more to come during the upcoming and even further afield. All are Course at New Farm last year bed making, communication and homes. These ‘tea and cake’ year so watch this space. fulfilled without question. conducted by the new Advocacy the importance of teamwork. morning teas really lift the spirits President Mr Joe Russell, Treasurer Organising marches, vintage car Training and Development Program, The December 2017 class of of our aged residents. Mr Bruce Loynes and Secretary Dr transport, school participation, giving him the qualification as a 27 completed their training by Special support for TS Vampire John Griffin, supported by their choirs, speakers, bands, light and Welfare Mentor to train and assist parachuting out of a perfectly Navy Cadet Unit attending parades committee of David Bell, Kenneth sound equipment, the contingent new Welfare Mentors. good plane at 4,000 metres (25 and award days adds to the list of Campbell, Max Greber, Norman from the Army Reserve, veterans’ As a result the Sub-Branch has made the jump), landing on North the many activities of the RSL Sub Henstridge and Geoff Partridge, dinners, police, ambulance and seven candidates under training to Kirra Beach. A huge credit to all Branch. along with Secretary Jenny and Council, all take years of planning become Welfare Advocates. This is concerned, well done. the humble band of dedicated to implement. an e-learning course conducted Memorial Fountain The Tweed Coolangatta RSL workers, never cease to amaze nor The history of famous poem by the Department of Veteran Based on a previous article Sub-Branch make available forget ex-service men and women based on the poppy from Flanders Affairs and will benefit Sub-branch following the initial agreement their training rooms for parent who fought in many theatres of Fields has seen many a Sub- members. between the Tweed Shire Council information sessions that these war for our democratic freedom. Branch representative out and and the Sub-Branch in 1984 veteran mentors conduct with Computer Lessons Ex-service persons, widows and about in shopping centres, Gold and again in 2016 to rectify the their own welfare officers, and with Ace Computers conduct groups families often need assistance Coast Airport and around town disintegration of the Memorial other local veterans occasionally of 25 people in two sessions resolving health issues, applying selling the replica poppy for Fountain in Chris Cunningham providing staffing assistance daily in association with the Sub- for government assistance or even remembrance and to raise money Park, the quick response from the and transport, to ensure this Branch in the ANZAC Room. This just a simple direction. Expertise is for the important community work Sub-Branch, supported by Council, commendable program continues. service equates to tuition covering always available to them without they carry out. In future when will see the fountain return to Veteran mentoring is becoming e-mail use, on-line shopping, hesitation from the team at the you see these volunteers doing its glorious best in time for the the go-to agency for parents who social media and more with most Sub-Branch, who at the same time amazing volunteer work, please ANZAC Day services in April 2018. wish to instil into their wayward attendees over 70 years. Recently continually maintain their office be generous. children improved attitudes and Frank Birkin completed the course With the aid of grants from the structure and lounge facility, just Employment Training social skills, making for a better just a few days shy of his 100th Queensland, New South Wales to ensure they are available for a A local advocate and veteran of the society. birthday. The Sub-Branch has two and Commonwealth Governments, chat or offer reassurance to all and Rwandan Peace Keeping Mission computers used by approximately along with Twin Towns Services The Association of Club and the Sub-Branch, sundry. and witness to the genocide that 500 members each year for Veteran Surfers this great community asset of Although a separate entity to took place there during the ‘90s internet connection at no cost. remembrance will be restored for that of Twin Towns Services goes out of his way to support With assistance from the Sub- Sub-Branch Library the local community. Club identified under the local veterans. Starting off with a Branch, the Association of Veteran Two volunteer librarians maintain Queensland Branch of the RSLA, I few regulars, the word soon spread Surfers Inc (AVS) for local young Directors, management and an extensive collection of military am continually left in awe of this with around 30 veterans regularly veterans and their families, has members of Twin Towns Services literature and memorabilia mostly humble group who would never catching up over a hot morning gone from strength to strength, Club recognise and congratulate donated by ex-service families seek accolades nor praise for their brew at Kirra. It has become a with a membership of 50 meeting the Sub-Branch on their remarkable for members to view. This Library tireless dedication and remarkable great support base, as well as once a month in the Tugun area for achievements with a commitment opens two days a week and offers resolve to get on with the job of watching out for one another. surfing and mateship. to support them both financially a place for members to get out and and in-kind for as long as the serving their members and the One of the issues this advocate Surfing activities for RSL about to meet mates, to read and Club is in a position to do so, in community. identified through interaction Queensland with Australian to enjoy the company of others. accordance with our Constitution I am not sure they agree with with local veterans was the need Defence Force Units coming down and Mission Statement. acknowledgement through this for suitable employment training. from Enoggera for Adventure Welfare Officers article, however, I have managed to With that in mind a couple of Training is also provided. The Sub-Branch committee and Good health to all and I look put together information covering mates met a local Earthmoving Admin Staff and the Sub-Branch volunteers work tirelessly looking forward to catching up around our some of the achievements Contractor qualified to perform welfare group assisted a couple of after their members. These Sub- Clubs. and commitments to profound Operator Training and with a Afghanistan veterans to develop Branch Officers undergo Welfare Michael Fraser
ISSUE 2 | 486 ISSUE, JAN 487 2018, FEB 2018 Ph: 07 5536 2277 | twintowns.com.au2 Drop into the Sub-Branch Board Chairman Michael Sub-Branch for some pics at Fraser is in awe of the tireless, Drop-In Thursday. April Fun Fun & behind-the-scenes work Drop by any Thursday and carried out by Tweed Heads meet the RSL Sub-Branch & Coolangatta RSL Sub- team. Everyone is welcome Branch’s band of volunteers. for a coffee, a chat and & GAMES Club News called into the always a few laughs. iors to In April, get set to hit the ground running when Club Jun o! Banora turns on a month-long, action-packed program Cl a & of fun and games for everyone, indoors and out! ub Banor Keep it local at YOUR local. Twin Towns will be providing additional bus services so you can travel between your favourite Clubs and leave the car safely at home in the garage. Club Banora will screen outdoor movies ‘On the Greens’ on Thursdays and Sundays during April commencing at dusk. There will be outdoor pop-up food and drink stalls so bring along a picnic rug or fold up chairs and kick back and enjoy an evening of family entertainment under the stars. THROUGHOUT Kids will have the chance to score their own Gold, APRIL INCL Silver or Bronze in a program of crazy sporting events SCHOOL such as bubble soccer and interactive challenges. HOLIDAYS There will also be school holiday fun during April with special kids’ workshops and activities including Easter Egg decorating. Keep it local at YOUR Club in April Fireworks displays are also planned during April at Club Banora, and Twin Towns Juniors will also light as Club Banora amps up the Board Chairman Michael Fraser. up the sky. For more details about April Fun & GAMES, go to fun & games for all ages! www.twintowns.com.au iPads for Members Four lucky members have won 256GB 10.5” iPad Pro’s valued at $1,399 each in the Twin Towns Members’ Only iPad Giveaway B A D G E D R AW during December and January. Two more chances are up for grabs in Tweed Heads & Coolangatta RSL Sub-Branch Office Co-ordinator February, randomly drawn from members Jenny Sheehan & President Joe Russell. who have supplied up-to-date contact details including their email address and mobile phone number. $5,000 WEEKLY PRIZE DRAW If your email address and mobile phone number are up-to-date in your membership records, you may be in for a big surprise if your name is drawn in February. $20,000 Winners will be notified by email or mobile $20,000 so if your details aren’t current, you can’t win. AT LEAST TO BE WON EVERY MONTH JACKPOTS $5,000 WEEKLY (IF NOT WON) If you became a member some years back, you may not have provided an email address or mobile number so best to check now. Log PLUS SECOND CHANCE DRAW into the Members Portal at www.twintowns. com.au or call into the Membership Desk at EACH MONTH ANY UNCLAIMED PRIZE MONEY WILL GO INTO Twin Towns. LTPS/17/19901 A SECOND CHANCE DRAW. 10 MEMBERS WILL BE DRAWN (must be present) AND SHARE EQUALLY IN THE PRIZE POOL. TO ENTER SIMPLY SPEND $5 OR MORE ON A QUALIFYING Welfare Officer & volunteer Jan Partridge & Margaret Rosen at PURCHASE WITHIN THE WEEK OF THE SECOND CHANCE DRAW ‘Drop-In Thursday’ at the Sub-Branch.
SHARING THE LOVE DRAWS WILL ALTERNATE EACH MONTH BETWEEN OUR CLUBS SEE DATES BELOW
THURSDAYS THURSDAYS 6.05pm & 7.05pm (NSW) 6.05pm & 7.05pm (NSW) FEBRUARY MARCH
DONT MISS OUT! WINNERS MUST BE PRESENT TO CLAIM PRIZE See website for full terms & conditions www.twintowns.com.au Lucky member Terrence Sly from Richmond Hill picks up his new iPad from Twin Towns Entertainment Co-ordinator, Nick Wilkes. LTPS/17/17157 RSL Sub-Branch Welfare Officer Brian Kirk & Walter Backhouse.
Ph: ISSUE 07 5536 486, 2277JAN 2018 | twintowns .com.au ISSUE 487, FEB 2018 | 3 CLUB *NSW BANORA TIMES MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 10.30am 10.30am 10.30am 10.30am 10.30am 8pm-11pm 11am-12.30pm BINGO BINGO BINGO BINGO BINGO DANCE NIGHT DANIELLE GOULLET 3rd Route 66 Band PRESENTS 7pm 5pm-9pm 4pm-6pm 6pm-9pm 3pm-6pm 10th The Deejays 4th Errol Grey EVENING BINGO LIVE ENTERTAINMENT MEMBERS HAPPY HOUR SOCIAL NEW VOGUE RIPPA RAFFLE & GROOVES 17th Atmosphere 11th Michael King 6th Nick Waters $1 off all beverages DANCING 2nd Mick McHugh 24th Dance On 18th Andrew Pryor 13th Leigh James 1st Kimberley Davis 9th Russell Sprout 5pm-9pm 25th Ofelia Guizzon 20th Jason Delphin 15th Patti Bond 16th Rob Keith RAFFLES & LIVE 27th Cory Hargreaves 23rd Rob Rosenlund Paul Hayman Trio 12noon - 3pm ENTERTAINMENT & Tony Jeffrey FREE KIDS DAY 7th Simon Meola 9 Russell Sprout FEB 6.15pm-6.45pm Face painting, crafts, Delisch 14th Taso RIPPA RAFFLE DRAW putt putt, in Kids Play 21st Lonewolf area 2 28th Michael Hickey 7pm-10pm FEB FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE 25th Special Guests 2nd Laura Doolan Trio Connie Carrot & 9th Banksy & Cummo 16 Dino Dinosaur FEB Mick McHugh Show 5pm-8.30pm 16th Paul Hayman Trio SUNDAY GROOVES 23rd Delisch 4th Davo 23 11th Lonewolf FEB 18th Davo 25th Martin Way
4 & 18 FEB 24 17 FEB FEB 3 FEB Route 66 Band Dance On Atmosphere Davo
DRAW 6.30PM Tickets $1 each. On sale 2 hours before draw.
GREAT PRIZES TO BE WON INCLUDING MEAT FRIDAY NIGHTS TRAYS AND MORE! s Raffles drawn from 6.15pm Tickets on sale from 5pm CLUB Raffle CLUB Live entertainment from 7-10pm BANORA CLUB Sunday 4pm-6pm Wednesday 4pm-6pm BANORA BANORA
Where the locals meet MONDAY Enjoy live music & relaxed, affordable dining at Juniors
FREE ENTERTAINMENT *NSW TIMES
FRIDAY 5PM-9PM SATURDAY 5PM-9PM SUNDAY 2.30PM-6.30PM CRUMBED WHITING 2nd Midnight Blue 3rd Ben Amor 4th Sugarfoot 9th Wayne Vitali 10th Brother Sister 11th Two & A Half Men TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 16th Gig Cartel 17th Jeff Camilleri 18th Mr Troy 23rd Bill Jacobi 24th Green Sinatras 25th Dave Cavanagh
NOW TUESDAY OPEN FOR FREE RUMP STEAK GRILLED BARRAMUNDI CHICKEN SCHNITZEL DINNER SOFT DRINK FROM * With all meals 5PM purchased for kids FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY under 16 years. Chinese soups & entrées, Asian-style Sun- Thurs seafood, beef, chicken, pork, noodles FRIDAY & omelettes plus steaks, pasta, schnitzels & salads. For bookings, call KIDS MEALS BATTERED SNAPPER ROAST OF THE DAY LARGE PIZZA 07 5599 0436 ONLY $6.50 *Conditions apply CLUB BANORA
ISSUE 4 | 486 ISSUE, JAN 487 2018, FEB 2018 Ph: 07 5536 2277 | twintowns.com.au4 Start training for the Twin Towns Marathon
Get set to hit the ground running Club and each Marathon has its Clubs on the same day for the All three Sea-Doos include a If you’re not a member, you’re for 10 days from 4 April through own winner. specified ten days in a row will triple trailer and 12 months (Qld) not in the race! Head to www. to Sunday 15 April because the Participating outlets include all their chances of winning a Sea-Doo. registration. There will be runner- twintowns.com.au or call into the prizes at the end of the race are dining venues and bars at Twin Twin Towns will make it easier to up prizes for finishers who gave Membership Desk and join before Gold! get to your local Club by doubling it their best shot but didn’t make Towns, Club Banora and Twin the Marathon. Twin Towns will give away three Towns Juniors and your daily the club-to-club bus service for the the podium. Can you go the distance? We Sea-Doo jet skis with a total prize ‘qualifier’ can be as simple as a duration of the Marathon. More details in March Club News value of $40,000, randomly drawn drink, a coffee, a snack or a meal. The first draw will take place at but meanwhile, time to start know many of Twin Towns loyal from members who visit the same Those who have been dreaming Juniors on Thursday 19 April, the training so you’re ready to sprint members will find this challenge Twin Towns Club (Twin Towns, Club for years of owning a brand-new second at Club Banora on 20 April into your favourite Club from a breeze. Banora or Juniors) for the 10 days Sea-Doo might find they have and the third at Twin Towns on 4 April. Conditions apply. LTPS/18/21077 in a row. While you are there, you the stamina and determination to 21 April and the Sea-Doo model must make a qualifying purchase. complete the Marathon at all THREE gets bigger and better with each A Sea-Doo must be won at each Clubs. Members who visit all three consecutive draw.
Valentine’s Day at Harbour Fresh
Spoil yourself and someone you love this year with a romantic Valentine’s dinner at Harbour Fresh at Twin Towns. Executive Chef Lloyd Cremer has put together a sumptuous Valentine’s menu to make love-birds swoon. The three courses include a glass of Moet Rosé, followed by a choice of starters: Sydney rock oysters with a trio of toppings (champagne butter sauce, caviar and cucumber ribbons; blood orange and vodka with celery slaw); spiced prawns with tomato salsa and horseradish crumbs; or poached and roasted pork belly, day rhubarb and sage with sweet potato rosti. r Then comes the main event! Harbour Fresh’s ne star attraction – a platter for two to share, with din the Chef’s selection of the finest hot and cold seafood, served with dill hollandaise, steamed vegetables and lemon pepper croquettes. $190 End your Valentine’s dinner at Harbour Fresh PER COUPLE on a high note with a Rich Belgian Chocolate Fondue to share. Luxe chocolate sauce with bananas, strawberries, chocolate sponge and home-made marshmallows combine to create the perfect finale. BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL If this Valentine’s feast sets your heart racing, CALL 1800 014 014 book early as seating is limited. Call 1800 014 014. Valentine’s Day Dinner is available on Wednesday 14 February from 5.30pm Qld; $190 Harbour Fresh opens for dinner Wednesday per couple. to Saturday. Bookings essential.
FEBRUARY $28.50 $24.95 Caribbean chicken MONTHLY SPECIALS Sweet & smoky BBQ salad braised pork ribs members creole –mango dressing, red cabbage & apple fried sweet potato, salad salad with spiced potato take $10 off greens, bell peppers, grilled wedges baby corn, tomatoes & coriander LEVEL 1 - TWIN TOWNS
Cocktails $10each WEDNESDAY-SATURDAY 3PM ‘TIL LATE
Ph: ISSUE 07 5536 486, 2277JAN 2018 | twintowns .com.au ISSUE 487, FEB 2018 | 5 RSL SUB-BRANCH to catch fish are taught in a The President’s At Home with Kevin Newell runner- Del 07 5534 4756; Tour the green again in the not friendly social atmosphere. will be held on Tuesday 13 up. Sue had a big day with & Social Organizer Dot 07 too distant future. Next monthly meeting will be Our ‘Out of Competition’ February. The 2018 AGM a total of eleven swims. 5590 9301. Blackers held on Monday 26 February provides members with an is scheduled for Tuesday 6 On 10 February we will at 12pm Qld in the RSL incentive to go fishing out March at 2pm. Nominations compete at the Southport GOLF SNOOKER ANZAC Room. Tweed River of competition days to win are open for office bearers meet, which will be held at Great to see the strong Boat Cruise Wednesday 28 prizes of substantial value. willing to serve the club the Somerset College pool. Sunday tournament results: competition support during February; departs Tweed Our club also provides in 2018. Entries for 15 October Ray Wilcher Bubbles the holiday season. Well Heads Marina at 9.30am Qld. three well maintained competitions will be taken def Tom Lucas; semi-finals done to the greens team Tickets $25, available from boats for our members to and commenced following Tea Smith, Rod Smith; CLUB BANORA GARDEN for the course levelling and the Sub-Branch Office. The use. Over the Christmas the AGM. Happy Bowling! consolation Paul Beggs def filling that has occurred AGM will be held on Monday period, fishing was quiet Meetings are held on the Paul Thomas. 5 November Hilary S, Publicity Officer over summer. The course 26 March. Our Sub-Branch due to the holiday traffic. first Tuesday of the month Brian Green def Jim Cruz; is in excellent condition Library is open Wednesdays Some members caught from February to December semi-finals Graham Wilson, SOCIAL GOLF and motorised cart users and Fridays, 9am-12pm Qld. some nice whiting and at Club Banora, except Bob Morton; consolation are encouraged to stay on Come in and check out our flathead upstream in the November winners: M/M November when it will be Terry Malone def Rod Smith. the cart paths wherever vast collection of military Tweed River with plenty of C Harding 35 nett; 4BBB held on the second Tuesday. 8 December Ray Gocke possible. Thank you to the books. Hours Tues to Friday dart on the beach south of Multiplier G Veivers and Attendance registration for members who nominated def Paul Beggs; semi-finals 9am-12pm. Kingscliff. There were also B Jauncey 33 pts. S/S N meetings commences at for vacant Committee Joe Darby Ray Wilcher; Phone 07 5536 1164; email plenty of Mangrove Jack at Pritchard 16 pts. December 9.30am. The usual format positions. Golf members consolation Ryan Cretan def [email protected] night at Chinderah near the winners: Xmas Party (Porky) is registration, welcome, are reminded that the Golf Mark Johnson. Mid-week waterhole. Wishing you all a P Woodgate, F Caspers and guest speaker, morning tea, Jenny Sheehan, Office Club AGM will be held on 17 winners Rod Smith, Bryne B Jauncey. Murwillumbah benching voting, drawing Coordinator very prosperous New Year. March at 2pm at the Island Smith (2), Paul Thomas, game R Sheppard 36 pts; of raffles. Interesting bus Come join us. Call 07 5524 House. Prior to the AGM, Luke Poile, Joe Darby (3) M/M R. Mclean 35 nett; 3 trips form part of our social EUCHRE/500 1160 for more information there will be a Shotgun Harry Mahia, Brian Johnson, Stick 2 man Ambrose N program. Morning teas and/ about our club. start, fee-free competition Des Turner, Terry Malone, Our games are held upstairs Pritchard - Watto 34.75 or lunches are enjoyed at Rod open to Men and Ladies. Michelle Cullen, Garry Davis at Twin Towns Juniors nett; S/S R Downes 22 pts. club members’ homes. The The field will be limited to (2), Ray Gocke, Moyna Exley, located on the corner of January winners: Foursomes guest speaker on 6 February MASTERS SWIMMING 80 players on a first in basis. Joe Caridi. Championships Leisure Drive & Fraser Drive, W Self - F Watego 65 nett. is Margery Bullen talking on Golfers are making good results A Grade Ray Wilcher Tweed Heads South. 500 is Happy New Year to everyone Hope everyone had a safe bromeliads and succulents. use of the Roy Felmingham def Tom Lucas. B Grade played on Tuesday nights and now is the time to work and happy Christmas and “The garden reconciles memorial seat recently Mitch Gorrick def Paul and Euchre on Thursday human art and wild nature; hard in the pool after all look forward to another fun relocated behind the 1st Thomas; C Grade Ray Gocke, nights. Both games start at hard work and deep our ‘overeating’! The Albany year with our social golf. green. Roy was President of runner-up Stan Hunter 7pm NSW. Fees to play are pleasure; spiritual practice Creek Carnival is our first Some new faces have come the Golf Club for five years (round robin). Midweek $3 members and $4 non- and the material world. It is for the year and a very along, and some changes and helped establish golf at billiards: best on night Kevin members and there are a magical place because it is popular one for competing. have been made to our Club Banora. He was a Twin Brett, Garry Davis (2), Terry prizes for place-getters as not divided.” Thomas Moore. A special time for us all and program. To find out more, Towns Life member and Stewart (2). well as a Lucky Door Prize. Our meetings welcome a bus load is going to cheer join us Sunday mornings at Board member from 1978 Visitors and new residents on ‘our George’ as it will daybreak at Banora. visitors. All enquiries to El Presidente Maria on 07 5524 8234. until 2010. to the area are most be his Centurion swim. We Dunny President Ken welcome to come along are proud to say we are the BRIDGE about 6.45pm and you can SENIORS SOCIAL only Masters Club to have DIGGERS SWIMMING Happy New Year to all our have a few practice hands MENS BOWLS a 100-year-old competitor. The next meeting will be members. The President’s with our players before We had excellent results He is 100 years young and on Monday 19 February With the New Year with us, Cup was held over three we commence our game. at the Grafton Carnival. it will be a great birthday at 9am Qld in Visions it is time to think about the Wednesdays commencing December 500 winners: a Swimmers placing first in for him. He swims three Room on the Mantra side Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 31 January tie for 1st between Elaine their age championship times a week and goes to of Twin Towns. Selling on and elections for positions results next issue. The Denman and Judy Kenny were: Warwick Dredge 70- the gym in between. What Monday 19 February for on the Committee. I hope Teams championships will with Gay Matters in 3rd 74 years, Sue Deegenaars a great example to us all! the 26 February day trip that every member will be held over two Mondays place. Euchre winner was 65-69, Kim Hawthorne 35- Our final birthday morning to Gatton, lunch at the give consideration to this commencing Monday 5 Val Chapman, with Adrian for the year promotes the 39. Second place-getters Staging Post Cafe. Also important event. So how March and the Jane Coleman Dunlop in 2nd place and President vs the Captain were Guy Hawthorne, Robyn selling for 5 March day about putting your hand Memorial Pairs Day will be Max Atherton 3rd. For more relay. This year, it was the Hughes, Toni Cameron, trip to Sandgate Full Moon up and help run ‘your club’. held Friday 9 March. The further information please Captain’s victory. Congrats Neil Burden, Jen Annett Hotel. Selling at our 19 The number one green got Annual General Meeting contact Pat Lesina on 07 to all who participated. Our and John Callahan. Third March meeting and AGM, the BIG makeover during will be held at Twin Towns 5534 6188. social outing to Back to the placings for Barry Jurd and one trip going south. Due the Christmas - New Year Juniors at 11am NSW. Bridge Joker Judy Tivoli at Twin Towns was Ken Blanchard. Kim was to Commonwealth Games break and has come back is played on a Monday, most enjoyable with great the winner in the open and public holidays all well. Social Membership has Wednesday and Friday artists performing. Come freestyle and breaststroke, falling in April, we will not taken off with many of our FISHING starting at 12.20pm NSW at join us. came second in the be having any trips, just former affiliated members Twin Towns Juniors. Please The Twin Towns Fishing backstroke and butterfly, the usual general meeting joining as well as some Ding Dong be seated 15 minutes prior Club will start another and teamed with Jen to 16 April. All tickets sold at new additions. We welcome to commencement of game year’s competition on the take out the brace relay. We our meeting; all trips start one and all to ‘our club’. LADIES BOWLS to allow the Director of first weekend in February. picked up more points with 7.30am Qld time. Guest The motto of the club is to This will entail a free BBQ at A Happy New Year to all. The seconds and thirds in many Speaker for February is give back as much as we the Day to determine the the weigh-in. The club had Ladies Bowls have been in relays. Six of the semi- Sharyn Martain from Proud can to our valued members. movement for play. For a very successful 2017 and recess since December and finalists in the prestigious Mary River Cruises. Phone Looking back over 2017, I partners on the day, please new membership numbers have returned for play in 30 metre handicap event calls Tuesday to Friday am sure we achieved that contact Marjorie Stubbs are increasing. New January. The first event for were from our club. Bert 10am-4pm; Membership aim. To those members who on 0407 788 227. Happy members are welcome and the year was Australia Day Deegenaars won the final and new members Ursula are on the sick list - get well Bridging. those who don’t know how Bowls held on 23 January. (ask him about his prize) 07 5576 3785; Welfare soon and we will see you on Valerie 02 6674 5631
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ISSUE 6 | 486 ISSUE, JAN 487 2018, FEB 2018 Ph: 07 5536 2277 | twintowns.com.au6 in training who leaves her world to help our own. Gal Gadot plays the Entry to Twin Towns Movies in the Showroom superhero femme, teamed refreshingly movies is $5 for Two superhero flicks, an indie hit and events as Lord Mountbatten oversees with a female director, Patti Jenkins, members and visitors, a period drama that sends viewers the transition of British India to better known for her work on the finale with members receiving their $5 entry fee back back to the final days of British India independence resulting in conflict of Netflix hit The Killing. head to the big screen at Twin Towns as different sides clash in the face in Twin Towns dollars. 5 FEBRUARY: GUARDIANS OF THE in February. of change. This one’s a worthy and Twin Towns dollars can GALAXY VOL. 2 (M) be spent on food and Space cowboy Peter Quill and his band sumptuous period drama directed Sci-fi adventure stars Chris Pratt, Vin beverages throughout any of misfits search for his long lost father by Gurinder Chadha (Bend it Like Diesel and Bradley Cooper. of the Clubs – Twin Towns, in Guardians of The Galaxy Vol. 2. The Beckham, Bride and Prejudice). 12 FEBRUARY: VICEROY’S HOUSE (PG) Club Banora, Twin Towns sequel to Vol. 1 and 15th Marvel film Wiener-Dog follows the adventures of Period drama stars Hugh Bonnerville, Juniors or Signatures at brings back an all-star cast including a daschund that passes from oddball Mantra. Members can Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson as the owner to oddball owner, each affecting Gillian Anderson and Manish Dayal. save them up for a special the life of the pooch. Todd Solondz 19 FEBRUARY: WIENER-DOG (M) voice of pocket-sized alien Groot. Vol. occasion or enjoy a coffee (Welcome to the Dollhouse) wrote and Comedy drama stars Greta Gerwig 2 boasts more intergalactic action in Flame or Images after and Keaton Nigel Cook. and wisecracking space monsters and directed this black comedy that stars the movies. angels, not to mention a rocking new indie film favourite Greta Gerwig. 26 FEBRUARY: WONDER WOMAN (M) ‘mix-tape’ soundtrack of retro hits. Movies screen at Wonder Woman, meanwhile, follows Action adventure stars Gal Gadot and 10.30am & 6.30pm Qld. Viceroy’s House is based on real-life the adventures of Diana, an Amazon Chris Pine.
FREE ENTERTAINMENT FEBRUARY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 10.15am BINGO 11.30am LINE DANCING 10.15am BINGO 10.15am BINGO 11am DANIELLE 10.15am BINGO 12.00pm CROWD DJ Russell Hinton GOULLET PRESENTS Choose the music you 12.30pm CROWD DJ 12.30pm ROCK AROUND 12.30pm SOCIAL NEW 12.30pm CROWD DJ 20th with guests 2nd Patrick Oxley want to hear Choose the music you THE CLOCK VOGUE DANCING Choose the music you Toucan Twango 9th Dr Love want to hear 7th Tommy Memphis Patti Bond want to hear 2.30pm 16th Simone Nicole 19th Special Event 3.30pm 14th Elephant Rock 3.30pm CROWD DJ 4.30pm LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 23rd Marissa Burgess Goodman Swings Again SOCIAL NEW VOGUE 21st Little Stevie & The Choose the music you LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 4th Jake Meywes Band SEQUENCE DANCE Tailfins want to hear 12.30pm CROWD DJ 3rd Rockks 11th Trombone Kellie Gang 4pm LINE DANCING Tony & Patti 28th Chi Chi Choose the music you 10th Mark Divola Trio 18th Dezzie D & The Russell Hinton 7.30pm want to hear 17th Matty Rogers Trio Stingrays 5th with special guest 7.30pm 4pm LIVE ENTERTAINMENT LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 4.30pm 24th Wear The Fox Hat 25th Triple J’s LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 7th Floorburners 1st James Johnston Band 7pm DANCE NIGHT LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 7.00pm 6th Mat Stokes Duo 14th Plumb Loco 8th The Accidents 9pm Mark Wilson 2nd The Funknwagnalls 13th Glass Roots 21st A Band Called Twang 15th The Kamis LIVE ENTERTAINMENT LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 9th Flipside 20th Shane Wilkinson 28th Point Blank 22nd Oz Hornz 3rd James Johnston Band 4th James Johnston Band 8-11 16th Triplickit 10th The Accidents 11th The Accidents 27th The Influence 7.30pm FEB 23rd Eureka Funk 17th The Kamis 18th The Kamis LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 9pm LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 24th Oz Hornz 25th Oz Hornz 7 7th Route 66 Band 2nd James Johnston Band FEB 14th The Deejays OZ HORNZ 9th The Accidents 22-25 21st Atmosphere 16th The Kamis FEB 28th Dance On 23rd Oz Hornz
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27 Feb 3 Mar 9 Mar 10.30am Qld 8pm Qld 8pm Qld 6 Feb 20 Feb ith Nicky Steel resenting 17 Feb 13 & 14 Feb 10.30am Qld MUSIC OF THE “The Ladies of Rock” 8pm Qld JOHN PAUL ANDREW STRONG 10.30am Qld A tribute to the great hits and recording legends of the 60’s 10.30am Qld NIGHT his sho ill ta e ou on a ride through the hits ou no 2 Mar YOUNG PERFORMS ‘THE 10 Mar so ell fro artists li e l is he6 eatles Mar ust ringfield LEGENDS PIRATES OF Starring Joey liff he hado s udd oll o rbison esle ore ROY ORBISON & The Allstar Band COMMITMENTS’ he hirelles ta ing ou10.30am bac to a ti e fondl re e bered Qld 8pm Qld 8pm Qld REBORN The Vanda & Young Classic Soundtrack THEN & NOW BACK TO THE PENZANCE Fimmano, Jessica Thursday 26th October 1:00pm Starring Brian TIVOLI 21st Anniversary Berolo & Gaetano JIM HANSEN & Starring Dean Bourne BJORN AGAIN Songbook In Full BOYS IN THE BAND Lorenz Tickets $15 Tour 2018 Bonfante THE SONICS Tickets $49 Tickets $55 Tickets $59 Tickets $80 Tickets $49
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Mandy (Amanda Easton), Ruby (Robyn Loau) Between them, Mo nominee Amanda Easton, ACE and Jo (Jo Elms) are The Swell Sisters: cheeky nominee Robyn Loau (from platinum selling girl group Girlfriend) and in demand performer/songwriter Jo Elms sweethearts of the ‘60s. The Supremes, The Ron- have worked alongside the music greats of Australia nettes, Dusty Springfield, Aretha Franklin, The and beyond (Wendy Matthews, Richard Clapton, Pow- Shirelles and Martha & the Vandellas - the Sis- derfinger, Vanessa Amarosi, Mica Paris, Bananarama, ters re-create the soundtrack to your favourite Culture Club, Berlin, Martika, Tina Arena, Julie Anthony musical era with all the songs, sass and style and Glenn Shorrock to name just a few). that made the Sixties so swingin’. In heavenly three part harmony, the girls showcase their siz- Our Line-up zling voices and flirty personalities in a show The Sisters work with the sensational soul-lovin' Swell- brimming with humour and hit songs. tones, their own cracking three piece band but they also have the show charted up to 8 piece, to work with In the tradition of The Fabulous Singlettes, three a house band. The three girls are also available with a backing track show. The show also features a sensa- magical voices and colourful, vibrant perform- tional video backdrop to help you relive the sights of the ances will have you grabbing your GoGo boots 60s. Whichever line-up variation you choose, the girls and shimmying in your Beehives. Hear songs like are always happy to adapt to your venue and event. ‘Son of a Preacher Man’, ‘Be My Baby’, ‘Stop in The show works very well as a dinner show but if you pre- the Name of Love’, ‘You Don’t Own Me’, ‘Will fer non stop dance floor music (or a mix of 'show' and You Still Love Me Tomorrow’ and so many more dance music) then they will be very happy to oblige! favourites, from singers with real musical pedi- gree. Watch them in Action! The Story So Far... Click here to see the Swell Sisters Mandy, Ruby and Jo formed The Swell Sisters in 1.5 minute video 2014, after many years of working together in differ- ent projects and have since been storming stages throughout Australia performing at private func- tions, corporate events, outdoor festivals and ven- ues from Doltone House, Blacktown Workers Club, Evans Theatre to Wollongong Town Hall. All of our 23 Mar customers have been very happy ones and in many cases we have gone back for repeat per- formances. 8pm Qld 24 Mar 31 Mar 27 Mar 17 Mar 7pm Qld 8pm Qld 13 Mar 20 Mar 10.30am Qld 10 & 11 Apr 8pm Qld JOHN WAITE 30 Mar What They Say About Us! 4 Apr ACES, KINGS JIMEOIN "WOW! The Swell Sisters recently performed at Nationwide Jewellers' Gala Din- Wooden Heart 8pm Qld 10.30am Qld 10.30am Qld ner. Their performance was fantastic and entertaining. A very professional 11am group lead by Amanda Easton. I can thoroughly recommend them!". & QUEEN The Ridiculous THENarelle McNicol, SWELL Nationwide Travel 11am HEART OF IRELAND Australian Tour "Scintillating, Sensational, Stunning! The soulful sounds of the superb The MURPHY’S PIGS DANIELLE SISTERSSwell Sisters - Sweethearts of the '60s!" The Town Hall, Wollongong. BACK TO THE A Celebration of The Babys – Bad Gala Variety KILLER QUEEN Back by popular Celtic By Nature: EVERETT Sweethearts Of THE BEACH BOYZ TIVOLI Irish Culture English - The Solo Hits Spectacular Good Friday Concert demand Pigs By Choice Some Like It Hot! The Sixties SHOW Tickets $15 Tickets $49 Tickets $69 | VIP $179 Tickets $29 Tickets $35 Tickets $44
Ph: ISSUE 07 5536 486, 2277JAN 2018 | twintowns .com.au ISSUE 487, FEB 2018 | 7 Bjorn Again at It’s Bliss at Twin Towns Taking tastebuds to a whole new level of delicious, Bliss at Twin Towns is a treasure trove of sweet treats, including artisan chocolates, creamy gelato, melt-in-the-mouth Twin Towns macarons, crème brûlées and more. Bring along a friend and share the popular chocolate fondue for two. Luscious fresh fruits swirled in chocolate; the perfect World famous ABBA super- The first stop was Sweden finale to lunch or dinner at any of Twin Towns restaurants. troupers Bjorn Again land of all places, with a very The ice-cream slider (pictured below) is another of Bliss’ at Twin Towns on Friday nervous band concerned popular desserts to share. Creamy ice-cream, sandwiched 2 March with a chopper- about their ‘Swenglish’ between crispy light pastry and drizzled with decadent load of ABBA hits, a accents. All went extremely caramel sauce. highly-entertaining, fully- well and while performing choreographed show and on a national TV show, Bjorn Bliss on Level 1 at Twin Towns is open from Wednesday a carry-bag full to the brim Ulvaeus sent a telegram to Sunday, 12pm-3pm Qld and 6pm-9pm Qld. Bliss also with blue eye-shadow, which BA’s Bjorn read out stocks a range of take-away treats. knee-high boots and crazy on stage: “The best of luck! costumes. Anyone who looks like me This awesome foursome is ought to have a successful acclaimed world-wide for career!” their stunning vocals, along Since then, they have with the clever theatrical performed over 7,000 antics and hilarious parody shows in more than 100 they weave into every show. countries and are widely Björn Volvo-us (rockstar available from $345 for two guitarist singer), Benny people, including overnight Bjorn Again first came regarded as the most Anderwear (the bearded together in Melbourne successful tribute act of all accommodation and buffet boppy keyboard player) and in 1988, and demand for time. breakfast. Frida Longstockin (the feisty their performances quickly Poised to send their Twin Phone 1800 014 014 or go escalated. After touring non- Towns audience into a brunette). to www.twintowns.com.au stop around Australia, in sing-along, dance-along Tickets for Bjorn Again are $55 1991 Bjorn Again embarked ABBA frenzy are Agnetha and Show and Stay Packages Bookings can also be made on their first overseas tour. Falstart (The Blonde One), at Mantra Twin Towns are on the Twin Towns app.
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