THE TWEED SHIRE Volume 2 #02 Thursday, September 10, 2009 Advertising and news enquiries: Phone: (02) 6672 2280 Fax: (02) 6672 4933 [email protected] [email protected] www.tweedecho.com.au LOCAL & INDEPENDENT Pages 10 - 111 Developer link to gangland investigation
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Kings Forest developer Bob Ell has become embroiled in a police investigation into the gangland-style shooting last week of reputed stand-over man and accused arsonist, Michael McGurk. Mr McGurk’s murder has triggered sensa- tional claims of bribes involving state and fed- eral MPs which are now being investigated by the State’s corruption watchdog, the Independ- ent Commission Against Corruption. Mr Ell is not a suspect in the case but police are hoping that he and other McGurk associates can help identify people who may be motivated to organise what they suspect is a professional hit. The media-shy billionaire property devel- oper is not commenting but his right-hand man On common ground… on the Tweed, Reg van Rij, this week disputed claims that his boss or his company, Leda Hold- Anti-rally protesters chatted with two of the leading world rally drivers, Dani Sordo, of Spain (sitting on car) and Sebastien Loeb, of France, the ings, had put the former lightbulb salesman on five-times world champion, after the Byrrill Creek stage of the event was cancelled last Friday. The drivers, according to locals, sympathised with the payroll. opponents of the rally saying they were unaware it was to be run through a residential area or in national parks. Loeb, who won the weekend ‘Mr Ell had some business dealings with him event on time but was later relegated to second place on a technicality, apparently told them ‘How could your government get away with this?’ but to my knowledge he did not employ him,’ ■ See Rally receives a mixed response, page 3 said Mr van Rij, who is project manager for the 880ha Kings Forest site which Mr Ell wants to gunned down outside his Sydney home in front they decided to take the money and run. After the 1999 council elections which swept turn into a small city. of his son that he feared for his life. The former Hawke government tourism min- the pro-development Balance Team into of- Asked whether Mr McGurk’s services may Mr McGurk is the latest in a colourful pro- ister John Brown introduced them to Japanese fice in a campaign masterminded by Mr Bed- have been used to resolve ownership claims by cession of people either linked to Mr Ell or woodchip company, Narui Norin, who bought ser, staff insisted on a new master plan for the others over parts of the site west of Cabarita the Kings Forest site which has long-been em- the land for $22 million, with Mr Brown being site because it included wetlands that fed into since Mr Ell acquired it in 2003, Mr van Rij said: broiled in litigation and was once at the centre rewarded with a $1million unit in a Brian Ray Cudgen Creek. ‘Emphatically not’. of the biggest fraud scam in the shire’s history. development. Former councillor Bob Brinsmead, who According to Sydney Morning Herald re- It was originally owned in the 1970s by Cam- In the headlines that followed, Mr Brown owned a tourist attraction which adjoins Kings porter Kate McClymont, Mr Ell employed Mr bridge Credit before it went bust, leaving inves- claimed the property was a gift but the Tax Forest, sparked a Department of Local Govern- McGurk as a debt collector and negotiator and tors broke and angry. Office said it was income, and hit him with an ment investigation which failed to support his had posted $100,000 bail for the Scotsman on It was picked up by local car dealer Bill Bedser assessment of $819,000. claims that staff were trying to stop the project. recent firebombing and assault charges. before being on-sold to a consortium which in- In 1995 Narui appointed Tim Barr as its Aus- During this time council and Lands Depart- The controversial businessman and lender of cluded Mr Ell, Brian Ray and Malcolm Edwards tralian representative but the property bubble ment inspectors were kept busy investigating last resort purportedly had a recording of a con- for $8 million. burst and the company was under pressure incidents of illegal clearing and burning which versation capable of bringing down the NSW Their company, Monacorp, made some from its bank to push harder for development were undermining its environmental status. government and claimed just days before he was progress in developing the estate but in 1990 consent. continued on page 2
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Program details see : www.osartexpo.com last remaining viable koala Mr van Rij says his company QUALITY ART FOR SALE AT AFFORDABLE PRICES colonies hangs in the balance has followed due process in a Big thanks to our major sponsors: Lions Club of Brunswick Mullumimby, Print Rescue, Peppers Salt Resort & Spa, Byron Shire Council, as the government prepares to bid to address concerns raised OSCA Byron Shire News, Summerland, NC Institute of TAFE, Echo. release the brakes on the long- by the community and fol- stalled Kings Forest develop- lowed the advice of Dr Carrick, ment, says Team Koala Inc a University of Queensland zo- president Jenny Hayes. ology lecturer. Ms Hayes says the 880ha site ‘We have gone about it in which Leda Holdings wants an appropriate and fulsome to turn into a satellite city of [sic] fashion,’ he said, adding 10,000 people is home to one that appropriate restrictions of two colonies in the shire had been placed on pets to which koala expert Steven prevent them from attacking Phillips identifies as still viable koalas. and disease-free. But she fears that the colony No changes to plans will be wiped out if the govern- Ms Hayes said she was dis- ment agrees to Leda’s concept appointed that Leda had made plans which allow residents to hardly any changes to its plans keep dogs and utilise an 18- despite the avalanche of con- hole golf course which she be- cerns. lieves should be turned into a ‘The restrictions they plan to koala sanctuary. impose to help save the koalas Her comments come as are either impractical or would council staff prepare an official not be enforceable,’ she said. response to Leda’ s submis- ‘There are no road under- sions made in reply to the 1500 passes or overpasses for wild- public submissions against the life even though there will be project that have been received an estimated 16,000 car move- Mt Warning Community Preschool pupils l-r Layla Kernaghan, by the government so far. ments a day. Matilda and Sunny Gudgeon, Michele Thomas on trapeze and Project manager Reg van ‘Leda thinks that the prob- Madhuri Fitch on set in the preschool grounds which will be Rij has rejected the claims, lem will be overcome by in- transformed into a circus cabaret venue next week. saying that the company had stalling speed humps and im- engaged leading koala expert, posing a speed limit but who is Roxanne Millar cabaret, as the myths contain Frank Carrick, to prepare a going to be around to enforce great characters and messages any restrictions?’ Ancient Greek tales will be told still relevant to our modern in the skies above Uki later this world,’ said Michele. Dog restrictions month at an aerial circus caba- ‘The show will be a mixture Ms Hayes said similar en- ret to raise funds for a local of circus performers from the forcement problems would ex- pre-school. area, talented parents and staff ist with proposed restrictions Tweed Valley Circus Arts and the involvement of chil- SOLAR on dogs, which included lock- director Michele Thomas will dren from the preschool.’ ing them up at night, keeping erect an outdoor rig in the A spokesman said all funds them on a short leash and lim- grounds of the Mount Warn- raised would go towards the iting their weight to under 10 ing Community Preschool for preschool, which has been op- kilograms. an enchanting sky-high per- erating for 28 years, and hopes HOT WATER ‘Some of the smaller breeds formance. to establish a sustainable en- such as terriers are known to Having studied with Sydney ergy component. attack koalas – they should aerial theatre company Aeri- The preschool wants to get take a leaf out of the success- alize and performed at the the message of sustainability ful Koala Beach development Sydney Olympics, Michelle is out to its charges at a young REBATES STILL which bans cats and dogs out- completely at home with her age, giving them access to solar right.’ tall task. water, recycling and greywater She said the proposed golf ‘The preschool grounds facilities. course fragmented wildlife make a fantastic location for The cabaret will be held next corridors and suggested it an outdoor show,’ she said. 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Rally receives a mixed response (Real) Advice Luis Feliu these were a ‘dead possum, a from Mrs dead cat but no koalas’. Motoring madness hit fever Tweed mayor Joan van Lie- Product Tester pitch last weekend as the con- shout said on Tuesday that she troversial world rally ripped heard that a Japanese rally car’s Dear Mrs Product Tester through Tweed and Kyogle windscreen was smashed by Why do people ask your hubby shires and the revitalised Speed a person wielding a golf club questions about cooking, dating, on Tweed historic racing-car who pulled up alongside the fi nance, romance, presents to buy, passing wind - the list goes on? event hit town, with a number car last week, a day before Why doesn’t he answer questions of rally protesters and hooning the event started. Supt Kenny about what sort of sleeping bag is motorists arrested over a four- confirmed the incident which day period. best to use for climbing Kosciusko or sleeping in the desert occurred at Chinderah, saying or under a park bench? Which compass is the best in the In the washup after the rally, three men were involved and it Amazon? What’s the best clothing for roughing it in Milan, protest groups, who had failed in was being investigated. the most comfortable shoes to wear to the rugby league a court action last month to try grand fi nal, or the best bag to carry a slab? What’s the most to stop the event, say there is a Tarnished image This is one of many photographs sent in by readers showing suitable tent to use in the Sahara or the snow? What’s the strong case for it not to proceed Cr van Lieshout claimed the best hat if the weather is going to be hot, cold, windy or dangerous driving connected with the rally. again in two years’ time while event was a tremendous success mild? Isn’t it time to get to the real issues??? rally organisers and supporters and local businesses had done Adam say it was very successful and have been hit by rocks, eventual dence has been produced that well. But she said some pro- boosted the local economy. winner Mikko Hirvonen from any of these things happened’. testers tarnished the Tweed’s Dear Adam In the first days of the event, Finland, apparently refused to ‘We have had police witness friendly image and made driv- Wow, that’s the longest series of questions we’ve ever had – congratulations Adam! a Czechoslovakian rally driver confirm the incident and told incidents of dangerous driving ers feel unwelcome. and his crew were fined by event an NRG member that he ‘didn’t and eggs and bottles thrown Murwillumbah’s business You see the Product Tester (or ‘Tony’ when I’m feeling romantic) see anyone throwing stones’. at demonstrators by rally fans. chamber claims the event was a only answers questions he doesn’t know anything about. Don’t stewards for ‘bad driving be- his answers show you that he wouldn’t have a clue? But it makes haviour’ after test-driving their NRG secretary Dr Fiona They object to our protest and boost to local businesses espe- McCormick said several of the seemed unaware that the ru- cially eateries and pubs/clubs. him feel good – and if he’s feeling good then I’m feeling good car on public roads, while a and if I’m feeling good then that’s good. Get it! 19-year-old P-plate driver from leading drivers had ‘come out mours in the media are just A Murwillumbah motel owner publicly to say that no rocks that, rumours,’ she said. As far as your questions are concerned - the answers are simple Murwillumbah had his car im- said at least four motels in town and don’t present a challenge. All he would tell you to do is to pounded by police after he was were thrown at them and it is ‘On Friday children were she knew of were booked out get your butt into our shop in downtown Murwillumbah and caught doing a burnout. for the rally. However, several everything will be revealed (almost)...your questions will be A 61-year-old Lillian Rock Anti-rally groups have rejected claims shop staff or owners in town answered. man was charged with mali- they were responsible for several alleged on Friday and Saturday said All the best...Cathy cious damage after he allegedly business was nothing out of the incidents, including the rock throwing, and ordinary. For genuine advice on a great range of adventure painted anti-rally slogans on a gear for campers, hikers and travellers see 30-km stretch of Kyogle Road even question whether it took place. Repco Rally Australia has yet leading up to Byrrill Creek to respond to requests by The last Wednesday night. He was our belief that if anyone had running across the road be- Echo for official comment from bailed to appear in Murwil- been victim to this extremely tween rally cars during the drivers or evidence on the rock lumbah Court on October 7. dangerous and unlawful be- race, while safety marshalls throwing and other incidents, haviour they would have spo- looked on and did nothing. We as well as figures to support the ‘Sorry to be here’ ken out about it by now’. were told there was a dust miti- claim 70,000 people attended 7HARF 3TREET -URWILLUMBAH s Five-times world rally cham- Tweed-Byron police com- gation plan, whatever that plan the events over the four days. pion Sebastien Loeb told na- mander Superintendent Mi- was, we never saw it in action. RUNOUT! WORKHORSE tional wire service AAP that he chael Kenny said he ‘crossed We were also told that rally MITSUBISHI LANCER MITSUBISHI felt ‘sorry sometimes to be here his fingers’ after the first car cars had to obey the road rules NEW Mitsubishi but I have to, some people don’t went through without incident, during recce [reconnaisance] NEW Mitsubishi Lancer VR Sedan or Triton like us in front of their house but it was when the second and and on the liaison roads. Sportback GLX-R but I didn’t ask to come here. third cars drove through that I can understand why some the rally referee reported rocks Evidence of offences people don’t like the rally but were thrown at them, while at ‘We have evidence of rally NOW FROM I have to do my job’. the same time a report came drivers committing traffic of- FROM 6 12/!- $ But it was a rock throwing through that three cars were fences during recce and on the IVEC #($0$*+ ,2 * 42,485 2.0L.0L MIVECM $ 67 **-506 4(1' DRIVE AWAY incident as the first rally cars blocking the road. At this point liaison roads. We will give police 6 (#$"2/1 (, (/! &0 24,985 6*2$1--1'"-,,$"1(3(15 FOR ABN HOLDERS 6 01 ")6-&* +.0 DRIVE AWAY drove through the 11.3km the stage was cancelled. our photographs, and a dossier 6$01% "1-/54 // ,15 3 (* !*$ stretch of gravel road, the Supt Kenny said that during to Minister Ian Macdonald as 6$ /0.-(*$/ rural-residential Byrrill Creek the Byrrill Creek stage, police part of the review process. 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He said charges overall had not holding this event in this 6 01 /0 %$15/ 1(,& 6,*5 )*+0 Rally officials said the first been laid for offences including region (or indeed anywhere in car through the Byrrill Creek offensive conduct, malicious NSW) ever again, and have the 7 wonders of 110% Price Promise. 7 If you fi nd a lower advertised stage was ‘hit by a number of damage, drink driving and support of the drivers in this as 4 price, you’ll be refunded SALES FINANCE rocks’ and that police told them dangerous driving and traffic well. They simply do not wish SERVICE boulders had been placed on fines issued for speeding and to race here if the people do not 110% of the difference*. the road prior to the start of other traffic breaches but no want it,’ she said the stage, which were removed injuries were reported. In a bizarre twist to a rumour 45 We GUARANTEE to beat any 5 competitors fi nance payments*. before the cars went through. 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Tweed Coast Vet Bake-off rises to the occasion Serenading Tyalgum Kim Cousins ity competition was judged by local cookbook author Belinda There were plenty of cooks in Jeffery and all cakes were sold the kitchen with 50 entrants in to raise money for Tweed Pal- the chocolate cakes for charity liative Support. competition. Winner of the adult sec- Organiser and The Modern tion was Peter Ainscough who Open 7 Days Grocer proprietor Jo Nimmo scored well with his cherry, al- Mon to Fri 8.30am-6pm, Sat & Sun 9am to 2pm was overwhelmed by the re- mond and chocolate cake. 14 Tweed Coast Road, Cabarita Beach sponse from entrants. ‘There’s a bit of rum in there ‘We thought we should have too,’ he said. ‘I’ve had the reci- (02) 6676 3199 a baking competition and it’s pe for a while, I think it’s from been bigger than Ben Hur,’ she Belgium.’ said. Tweed Mayor Joan van Lie- ‘The ones by the kids have shout, who purchased seven been fantastic. They obviously cakes for an impromptu staff Cellist Hee-Joo Kim performs at last weekend’s Tyalgum Festival put in a lot of effort, the adults morning tea, was impressed by of Classical Music’s Young Virtuosi concert. Photo Katrina Cram did too. We’re definitely going the community input. to do it again.’ ‘It’s all going towards pallia- Hee-Joo’s performance earlier They blame this on what Held at Murwillumbah’s tive care, such a great effort by this year at the Murwillumbah they say was ‘misinformation The Modern Grocer, the char- everyone involved,’ she said. Festival of Performing Arts won and misunderstanding’ over her the Tyalgum festival-spon- road closures for the contro- sored prize for most promising versial world rally held on classical instrumentalist. the same weekend, concerns Organisers said the Tyalgum over loud cars congesting lo- festival, in its 18th year, was a cal roads, as well as a lack of success despite a drop in audi- accommodation in Murwil- ence numbers lumbah. Art gallery turning 21 Friends of the Gallery and been made for guests to sign Tweed River Art Gallery are and a photo display of events turning 21 and marking the during the past 21 years will milestone with bubbles, birth- be on show. day cake and jazz. Festivities kick off 6pm Friends president Jo Nugent next Friday, September 18, said the she is looking forward at the gallery. Tickets are $15 to the party. and available at Anderson’s ‘It’s a chance to celebrate that Treasure Store, the gallery we’ve come this far and have (Wednesday-Sunday) or by Matilda, Lucy and Flynn Jones were winners of the kids’ section this wonderful gallery.’ calling 02 6672 3327 or 02 with a beautifully decorated chocolate cake. Photo Kim Cousins A special birthday card has 6677 1333.
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Letters to the Editor Fax: 6672 4933 Email: [email protected] Farewell and don’t bother to come again… Deadline: Noon, Tuesday Letters longer than 200 words may ■ As a business owner in the time a helicopter was at tree top Just in case you may wish to air These are two examples of penses, then tell us what profits be cut and pseudonyms are not pretty village of Uki, I am writ- height pushing the branches your opinions in the future, be the law being used to support were made. acceptable. Please include your full ing this letter to let you know of with its down draft, observing guaranteed you won’t be get- a sporting event at any cost to The figures should be the name, address and phone number. my complete disappointment the race and spectators. ting police protection. the local community. Certainly, news on the front page, to put in the big buildup of how my After the first flash of colour Karen Chadwick from observation, restaurants those figures in our faces and to Time is short business will benefit because past my house, which is within Banora Point in Murwillumbah were not do- rub protesters’ noses in it. That The Kings Forest (near King- the rally coming through the 30 metres of the road, this very ing well on the evenings of the has not happened. We have not scliff) and Cobaki Lakes (near village. To let you know that noisy back-firing and high rev- ■ Last weekend the rally hap- rally. So much for the promises got any figures, yet the rally is Tweed Heads) proposed de- I double stocked up on every- ving machine seemed to just fly pened and the policing of of our state and local govern- being reported as a success, re- velopments are back on the thing to have enough supplies past at very high speed. the event was interesting. On ments about the financial ben- gardless of the protests. move. for everyone. The second and third ma- Thursday evening I was almost efits of the rally. The economics of the rally The new DA is up for com- All we had was a lot of noisy chine lifted so much dust that run down by a speeding rally Jon Kear-Colwell need to be evaluated by an in- ment, very briefly. If you don’t fast cars drive through our the air was choking and we re- car on the pedestrian cross- Terranora dependent auditor, because we think 9,000 houses in a high village leaving the aroma of tired to the sanctuary of my ing outside Sunnyside Mall on will not get true figures from density Gold Coast style de- exhaust fumes, which instead house to make sure the win- Brisbane Street. The driver did ■ I have modified my view Gary Connelly or the NSW velopment is a step forward drove people away and all I am dows were closed. not slow down at all. The roads about the Repco rally, having government. for the Tweed, speak up now. left with is a lot of fresh good I was advised by the rally on the practice circuit in Mur- realised it does have its good Did we make $30 million? I Time is very short – we have food that will be wasted be- official volunteer before the willumbah were not closed so points. It was easier to park and don’t think so. Will we make two weeks to tell the state gov- cause of the broken promises. race that my house would be ordinary traffc and pedestrians shop in town. $100 million over the next 10 ernment if we prefer eco and Thanks, Repco, I am hoping washed from any dust and per- were mixed up with speeding On Friday around 2pm, years? I don’t think so. koala friendly development, that this event will not happen sonally advised by the opera- rally cars – a potentially very proudly sporting my ‘No Rally Andy Gough like at Koala Beach. Otherwise in this part of the world ever tions manager, Mr Bob New- dangerous situation. Group’ T-shirt, I decided to Larnook koala experts warn this will be again! man, in a personal visit that After getting home I called walk along main street to see the final nail in the coffin for Jenny Gatt my house would be inspected the police in Murwillumbah all the rally fans (the guesti- ■ I live in Byrrill Creek. Last the Tweed Coast koalas. The Uki Cafe prior to and after the race and and although polite they were mated figure was 20,000) but, Friday’s Repco rally in Byrrill If you speak up about any- any dust created by the race not interested in what was hap- to my surprise there were less Creek is a day I will not forget. thing, make it this – it is per- ■ Ah, the return of peace and would be cleaned. This did not pening on the streets. There people around than normal at Helicopters flying so low that I manent and massive. Last quiet. and has not happened yet. were police cars in town but that time. Despite many car and my friends hit the ground chance to make a difference; I can go on my morning walk I would like to see any dam- they were not paying any atten- parking spaces being reserved to hide from them, armed with your time starts now! and not see lines of noisy rally age caused by alleged rock tion to the circuit on which the for the ‘Special Event’ it was our cameras, too frightened to Lisa Townsend cars heading out to Kyogle. throwing in the Byrrill Creek rally cars were practising. still easier to park than usual. use them. Helicopters so low Murwillumbah Ah, I can sit on my verandah area before I believed such a On Friday morning on Brays Also, shopping at Sunnyside that they could see into our and enjoy the sunset without a story and further spin created Creek Road, near to Tyalgum, was much easier and I actually verandah. Once the race was Point problems dozen helicopters flying over- by race organisers. three rally cars had been found a car park there, despite stopped, being abused by pro- Exactly where is South Hast- head. Ah, I don’t have to go up Malcolm Bailey stopped by protesters and after Knox Park being closed off. rally people driving past while ings Point? One would pre- to the corner of my street and Byrrill Creek a time a police four-wheel-drive I wonder how well our local we walked to Pretty Gully. sume that a hamlet of only wave my Wallaby placard at arrived. The sirens were turned businesses really did out of the Two friends were assaulted by 350 or so permanent residents the speeding yobs driving past ■ At the Cudgen Leagues clos- on and the police moved for- rally deal? pro-rally people. Our letterbox wouldn’t warrant a suburb but with beer cans in hand. Ah, I ing ceremony this is what I ward past some parked vehi- Chris Degenhardt was uprooted and trashed. It apparently there is one. don’t have to dodge rocks, eggs, observed. Peaceful protesters cles and other vehicles mov- Nobbys Creek felt like a war zone. Then the So where did it come from bottles and abuse from speed- against the rally had missiles ing slowly and appropriately stories of rock throwing – evi- (and where does it start and ing yobs heading to the rally, launched at them from the on the correct side of the road. ■ So the Repco rally attracted dence please, Repco. What a end)? All evidence points (pun overtaking on double lines. Repco rally spectators. These There was a blind corner just 70,000 visitors to our region, nasty energy you have brought intended) to the former direc- Ah, I can still walk after a car missiles consisted of rancid ahead and the police vehicle did it? Does that make it a suc- to our valley. tor of planning and his infa- veered off the road and tried milk, eggs and empty cans. moved across the double white cess? Seeing that we are only a Robyn Hoopmann mously skewed questionnaire to hit me during my peaceful The protesters were not in the lines onto the wrong side of the two hour drive away from Bris- Byrill Creek and plans to split the hamlet. protest. way, they were not swearing road and into the blind corner bane, and less from the Gold But who made the decision Ah, the return of peace and and looked like they were hav- with no obvious regard for the Coast, I would guess Queens- ■ I was at Byrrill Creek on Fri- and why? Surely a new suburb quiet in Kyogle Shire, Gateway ing fun. It actually confirmed safety of any oncoming traffic. landers made up most of those day to film the rally from the would have to be signed off by to the Rallyforests. that Repco rally supporters Surely that is illegal! One can numbers. road bank near my driveway. the general manager? Perhaps Craig Cater were violent and aggressive. conclude that the success of the But according to the NSW After the rally was stopped I he would be kind enough to Barkers Vale The most disappointing of all rally was more important than government and the media was told by the marshall that clarify this. were the police who NSW tax- public safety on our roads. the rally was here to boost our someone was lying on the Complaints about the ■ I am a 15-year resident of payers were paying to ‘protect Driving the police vehicle economy. How much did we road in the forest. Within half weight of trucks thundering Byrrill Creek and would like and serve’ the public (which- in this manner was illegal and make in profit from the rally an hour at least five more ru- through Hastings Point have to say that any protest held in ever views they held). They did created an unnecessary risk then, and who made this mon- mours went around: rocks on been registered with council, Byrrill Creek was a peaceful nothing, and eventually three when no individuals amongst ey? Bottle shops and petrol sta- road, cattle on road, logs on police and RTA regularly since one with some resident plac- came to stand at the back of the the protesters were breaking tions? How many hamburgers road, stones thrown at cars, construction started last No- ards placed along the road. protesters, not brave enough the law but simply driving were sold? How many pots of fence across road. vember on the major devel- At times I had three helicop- to stand in between the rally slowly on a public road as they beer? At the end of the day re- I don’t believe any of these continued overleaf ters over my house and at one spectators or the protesters. are entitled to do. member to deduct all the ex- continued overleaf
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1. Bill Nighy and Cate Blanchett star in Notes on a Scandal (TEN, Friday 8.30pm), along with the marvellous Judi Dench. 2. Fans of Gardening Australia might like to tune in half an hour early for the delicious Planet Food (ABC1, Saturday, 6pm). This week Tyler Florence tastes Mexico. All the presenters are cheerful and practical, a winning combina- tion, and Merrilees Parker does for some chaps what Jamie Oliver does for some lasses. 3. In the comedy Special Escort (SBS2, Sunday, 9.30pm), a bunch of blokes on the dole decide the only way to improve their prospects is to open an escort agency for 1 2 3 women. As you do. TWO 4.30 Seachange (PG) 5.20 World News in various 6.00 Sunrise 6.00 Ten Early News 5.30 Today 6.00 ABC News 5.00am to 6.30pm 6.00 Major League All programs G or PG unless 5.30 The New Inventors (G) Rpt. languages. 9.00 Morning Show (PG) 7.00 Kids’ Programs 9.00 Mornings with Kerri-Anne 9.00 Business Today World News Baseball otherwise classified 6.00 Kids’ Programs 7.15 Cycling: Tour Of Spain 11.30 Seven Morning News 9.00 9am With David And Kim 11.00 Infomercials 9.30 Asia Pacific In Various 8.00 Netball Test 6.00 Aria Music Show 7.00 The 11.00 Planet Earth (G) 7.25 World News in various 12.00 Movie: Nine Months (M 11.00 Ten News 12.00 Ellen Degeneres Show (PG) News Languages Series 2009 Nanny 7.30 Camp Lazlo 8.00 Ed, 12.00 Midday Report languages. 1995) Stars Hugh Grant, 12.00 Dr Phil (PG) 1.00 The View (PG) talk show. 10.00 Kids’ Programs 10.00 Athletix Edd N Eddy 8.30 I Dream Of Jeannie 12.30 Wild At Heart (PG) 1.00 The Food Lovers Guide To Julianne Moore, Tom Arnold, 1.00 Oprah Winfrey Show (PG) 2.00 Days Of Our Lives (PG) 4.30 The New 6.30 World News 10.30 National 9.00 Bewitched 9.30 Australia’s Funniest Home Video Show 10.30 1.30 Spicks And Specks (PG) Rpt. Australia Joan Cusack, Jeff Golfblum, 2.00 Ready Steady Cook (PG) 3.00 Alive And Cooking (G) Inventors Rpt. 7.30 Marie Football League Entertainment Tonight 11.00 TMZ 2.00 Monarch Of The Glen (G) 1.30 Insight Robin WIlliams. 3.00 Infomercial 3.30 Kids’ Programs 5.00 7.30 Select Antoinette (PG) 2.00 Omnisport 11.30 Seinfeld 3.00 Kids’ Programs 2.30 Diamond Road: The Arrival 2.30 The Golded Girls (M) 3.30 Friends (PG) 4.30 Afternoon News 5.30 Catalyst 8.30 112 Emergency 2.30 Transworld 12.00 Gossip Girl (M) 6.00 Message Stick (G) Rpt. (PG) Canada. 3.00 Auction House (G) 4.00 Huey’s Cooking 5.00 Antiques Roadshow 6.00 Compass (G) 9.00 Movie: Untold Sport 1.00 Moonlight (M) 6.30 Can We Help? (G) 3.30 Blaktrax: Emma Donovan 3.30 Kids’ Programs Adventures (G) 5.30 Hot Seat 6.30 Junkyard Wars Scandal (MA 3.30 Major League 2.00 The Hills (M) 7.00 ABC News 4.00 Andre Rieu: The Fairy Tale 4.30 Seven News 4.30 The Bold & The Beautiful 6.00 NBN News 7.20 Mr Bean 2003) South Baseball 3.00 Just Shoot Me! 7.30 Stateline (G) 4.30 The Journal 5.00 M*A*S*H (G) 5.00 Ten News 7.00 A Current Affair 7.30 The Royal Today Korea. Stars 6.00 National 3.30 The Nanny 8.00 Collectors (G) 5.00 Newshour With Jim Lehrer 5.30 Deal Or No Deal 6.00 The Simpsons (G) 7.30 Rugby Leauge Finals 8.00 The Worst Week Mi-suk Lee, Football League 4.00 Camp Lazlo 8.30 George Gently (M) 6.00 Global Village 6.00 Seven and Prime News 6.30 Neighbours (G) 9.45 Movie: THe Whole Nine Of My Life: Do-yeon Jeon, 8.30 Australian 4.30 Ed, Edd N Eddy 10.00 Sensitive Skin (PG) 6.30 World News 7.00 Home And Away (PG) 7.00 The 7pm Project (PG) Yards (M) Stars Matthew Friday Yong-jun Bae, Superbikes 5.00 I Dream Of Jeannie 10.30 Lateline 7.30 Inside The Wonders Of The 7.30 Better Homes And Gardens 7.30 The Simpsons (PG) Perry, Rosanna Arquette. 8.30 Torchwood (M) Hyeon-jae Jo. 9.30 Sports Tonight 6.30 Bewitched 11.15 triple j tv With The Doctor Muslim World (G) (PG) 8.30 Movie: Notes On A Scandal 11.50 Late News 9.20 Being Erica (M) 10.55 Movie: 10.00 Poker 6.00 Australia’s Funniest FRIDAY 11 FRIDAY Rpt 8.30 As It Happened (PG) 8.30 2009 AFL Semifinals (M) Cate Blanchett, Judi 12.20 Movie: Highway (MA15+ 10.10 Later... With September (M 11.00 BMX Road Fools Home Video Show 11.45 Good Game Rpt. 9.30 World News Australia 3.00 Infomercials Dench, Bill Nighy. 2002) Stars Selma Blair, Jools Holland 2003) Germany. 12.00 Xtreme Paintball 7.00 Entertainment 12.15 rage (M) 10.00 Eye Candy (M) 10.30 Go Girls (M) Danny Comden. 11.10 London Live Stars Nina Proll, 12.30 Sports Tonight Tonight 11.00 Movie: Eight Miles High 11.30 Late News 2.20 Movie: Go To Blazes (G 11.40 The Graham Rene Ifrah, Jorg 1.00 NCAA College 7.30 TMZ (MA 2007) Germany. Stars 12.00 Sports Tonight 1962) Stars Dave King, Norton Show (M) Schuttauf. 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ARIES: Your boss planet Mars CANCER: With present LIBRA: This week wants CAPRICORN: This week you in the sign of sensitivity can be configurations energizing your practicality and frivolity’s likely to have everything to gain from an prickly and reactive, so if you find domestic area, avoid flammable cop the rough end of the critical attitude adjustment and nothing yourself wound up and trying situations and don’t fuel disputes pineapple. So wear your sensible to lose. Powerful celestial forces to force issues then ease off and – concentrate on the best ways hat, try to look serious and are on your side so why fight step back. Harmonious outcomes to make a fresh start. This week’s remember everyone’s adjusting them? Reset your operating are more likely to come from astrally designed to help you to living with the difference paradigm to easier and more understanding yourself than let go of ideas that may have between how things could be enjoyable, because less stress for blaming others. worked in the past but don’t any and how they are. Same as you. you means less for everyone you engage with. TAURUS: Midweek moon in more. SCORPIO: Mars brings family Taurus amplifies your confidence LEO: This week purses its lips at support (or is that sport?) this AQUARIUS: If something you and can-do attitude for unnecessary spending, says no week as the universe expects you thought was sorted starts reworking shifting circumstances to overindulgence, wants bills to gracefully accommodate its to unravel and needs to be renegotiated or reworked, avoid into a brave new shape, while paid and paperwork attended changes, variations and surprises Quick Clues Cryptic Clues confusion by spelling things this week’s menu features to. Losing the will to live? Don’t, – delightful or otherwise. ACROSS ACROSS out. Clarify complexities, don’t creative self expression and because Friday delivers a juicy Payoffs for work well done and 1. Drink of the gods (6) 1. Caught in the web: a royal, divine leave anything to chance. Being 4. Black glassy volcanic rock (8) liquid (6) suggests successfully sourcing boost to your popularity and the emergence of helpful new clear will go a long way towards 9. Brave, chivalrous (7) 4. Derek goes back with Thorpe, covering 11. Silly mistake (7) Vicious, Hard Stone (8) helpful connections through gives the cosmic nod to a connections are this week’s most preventing misunderstandings, socialising – just how auspicious well deserved stress-relieving pleasing ingredients. 12. Male voice (5) 9. Annoy the worker – how brave (7) complications, angst and extra 13. English comedian, partner of 11. British queen a rung-in? Bad mistake is that? splurge… SAGITTARIUS: Handling expense. Eric Morecambe (5,4) (7) GEMINI: Uphill battles, complex VIRGO: Mercury your ruling interpersonal snags with 14. Timer to arouse from sleep 12. Derek again. Or a singer (5) PISCES: Retrograde Mercury’s (5,5) 13. Mad Sir Weenie, Morecambe’s mate involvements and complicated planet retrograde could make tact is paramount this week mantra is revise and review 16. Halt, cease (4) (5,4) situations are tremendously you impatient with this week’s because contacts are extremely – don’t start anew, so this 19. Way out (4) 14. Winged compere to secure rousing draining, so why not choose irritatingly inconsistent citizens, important, so watch your temper 20. Small representation of signal (5,5) week you may have to rejig something, usually a building 16. End roadwork (4) the path of least resistance but your key to current success and get plenty of rest. Restrain an unachievable dream into a project (5,5) 19. Former object, on the way out (4) over the hard yards while this is keeping proceedings pleasant any urgency to want things workable reality. Maintaining a 22. Kelpie or blue heeler, for 20. Climb McPherson, perhaps – it’s in week completes some things, for everyone. Most exasperating sorted immediately because instance (6,3) proportion (5,45) regular routine at the moment 23. Moral imperative (5) 22. Brahmin deity returns as a blue heeler initiates others, and keeps you day for business is likely to be that could cloud both your clear will help, along with some 25. Aerial, feeler (7) (6,3) busy brokering workplace and Wednesday and best people day thinking and decision making healthy self examination and 26. Expelled, threw out (7) 23. And here, wrote Cicero, is moral 27. Sly, cunning (8) emphasis (5) interpersonal agreements. Friday. ability. honest soul searching. 28. Old sailor (3-3) 25. Frank recoils after insect reveals DOWN feeler (7) One of the attractions of chess opined old Grandmaster Vlastimil Hort from the 1. Bad dream (9) 26. Baillieu pursues dreadful vice – is the possibility of playing a by Ian Rogers safety of the press room. 2. Punctuation mark (5) thrown out! (7) CHESS 3. Words made by jumbling a 27. Cunning, but diffi dent about spilled game which will be replayed and 29.Kd2 Play at Seagulls Club, Thurs 6-10pm 29.Nxe4 allows a simpler checkmate after 29... given set of letters (8) latte (8) remembered long after tourna- 5. Medical description of 10 down 28 Old sailor, depressed about the East – Rf1+! 30.Bxf1 Bh4+ ment results are forgotten. would have led to a spectacular Amsterdam 2009 (7,6) go back! (3-3) White: L van Wely 29...Bxa1 Two games from the 1850s checkmate. 6. Pressed (of clothes) (6) DOWN Black: D Stellwagen Strong, but 29...Qf3! was still possible. 7. Stamped, left an impression (9) 1. Ruin among the English after dark – by Adolf Anderssen, dubbed the Online spectators with com- puters running were crying out Opening: King’s Indian Defence 30.c6 Qf3! 31.Nxe4 Qxe4 32.c7 Qf4+ 33.Ke1 8. Fibre conveying sensation to the horror! (9) Immortal and the Evergreen, the brain (5) for Stellwagen to find the forced 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nc3 Bg7 4.e4 d6 5.Nf3 Bc3+ 34.Bd2 Qg3!! 35.Bxc3 2. Bottom mark? (5) are regularly republished, and 35.c8(Q)+ is met by 35...Rf8 checkmate! 10. Pandemic which devastated 3. Set man up with spumante, but nastier checkmate in five moves but 0-0 6.Be2 e5 7.0-0 Nc6 8.d5 Ne7 9.b4 Nh5 German Grandmaster Robert 10.g3 35...Rf3+ 36.Kd2 Rxc3 Europe in the 17th century (3,5,5) with retsina, perhaps (8) 15. Ancient Greek philosopher (9) after thinking for 15 minutes 10.Re1 is a quieter alternative. White must now lose his queen when his 5. 10 down blows a bugle over fallen pub Huebner once published an 17. Inspector Rex, for example icon (7,6) Stellwagen found nothing better 10...f5 11.Ng5 Nf6 12.f3 f4 13.b5!? fxg3 remaining passed pawns are not quite strong essay of more than 20 pages try- than a material grab. (6,3) 6. Pressed a single on Boswell and 14.hxg3 h6 15.Ne6 Bxe6 16.dxe6 Qc8 enough. 18. Idiot, moron (8) McGuire (6) ing to determine whether or not Stellwagen won the game but 37.d6 Qe3+ 38.Ke1 Rc1 39.Qxc1 Qxc1+ Anderssen’s multiple sacrifices in 17.Nd5 Qxe6 18.Nxc7 Qh3 19.Rf2! Nxe4! 21. Pertaining to identical copies 7. Stamped. As a talking book might put was full of regret when he rea- 20.fxe4 Rxf2 21.Kxf2 Rf8+ 22.Ke3 Qxg3+ 40.Kf2 Qc5+ 41.Kf3 Kf7 42.Bf1 Qf5+ (6) it? (9) the Immortal Game were objec- lised how he could have cre- 23.Kd2 Rf2 24.Ne8 43.Kg3 Qe6! 44.Kf2 h5 45.a4 Kf6 46.Bg2 22. What you don’t take to 8. Even up with right at heart – that’s tively correct. ated a masterpiece – a realisation The players are following a van Wely game from Qc8 47.Kg3 g5! 0-1 Newcastle (5) courage (5) 24. Loathed, abhorred (5) Modern brilliancies have to which hit him immediately after the 2008 Dresden Olympiad where Black played Black is set to play 48...Ke5 and 48.Bh3 can be 10. A tragedy that heroin engulfed a pass an even tougher test – the 24...h5 and went on to lose after 25.Nxg7. answered by 48...g4. thousand in dreadful debacle (3,5,5) the opportunity had passed. Last week’s solution 15. Alert stoic lost a hundred and became instant assessments of sound- Many have argued that Stellwagen had a new idea cooked up... a b c d e f g h confused, but a great philosopher (9) ness provided by computer pro- modern GMs cannot afford to 24...Qf3!! 25.Nxd6 8 17. Say, gee, I see poodle mongrel? No, ‘He should play 25.Qe1 first,’ said Stellwagen, an alsatian perhaps (6,3) grams. indulge in a search for beauty 7 At the annual Youth versus ‘and by some miracle White can still equalise.’ 18. I’m getting a bad humour over the when a prosaic winning line is European community – idiot. (8) Experience match which con- 25...Bf6! 26.c5? Nd5!! 27.exd5 e4! 28.Ke1 6 available. Virtually forced due to the threat of 28...Qc3 21. Chlorine, oxygen, nitrogen, 5 cluded this week in Amsterdam, However Stellwagen’s attitude mate. (See diagram) aluminium – about identical copies! local Grandmaster Daniel Stell- – disappointment after a victory 28...Qg2? 4 (6) (6) wagen had the chance to win 22. Department store reported to be over his country’s number two – Not bad but Stellwagen might have earned 3 hot (5) a modern immortal game but, indicates that artistry is valued immortality had he found the wonderful 28... 24. Loathed, cursed death (5) after sacrificing two knights, by GMs as well as fans. Bc3+! 29.Bd2 Qg3! 30.Bxc3 e3! 31.Qd3 Rf1+! 2 failed to find the additional sac- Here is Stellwagen’s could- 32.Kxf1 Qf2 checkmate! ‘An old master such as 1 Mungo’s Crossword fi rst published rifice of bishop and rook which have-been Immortal. Rubinstein would have seen this immediately,’ Stellwagen (B) to play and win in The Week.
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SEPTMAY 10 –7 SEPT– 13 16 ALL YOUR LOCALLOC AL ENTERTAINMENTENTERTAINME Swell Sculpture humour involves the audiencence CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: all the way and he couples this LULO REINHARDT & ANDREW Festival with songs, gags and perhaps VEIVERS FRIDAY 11TH With over ten days of public a featured drum or guitar art on display, experience and solo. The mainstay of Carter’s SOUNDLOUNGE: enjoy over fifty sculptures onstage magic is his ability to SIMON MEOLA, CABARITA along Currumbin Beach from have fun with an audience and BEACH SPORTS CLUB, September 11. The seventh just ‘make ‘em feel good!’ Sun- annual Swell Sculpture festival day 13 September, 2.30pm, SATURDAY 12TH: will feature twilight sculpture Seagulls. THE GOLD COAST SYMPHONY walks, artist talks, a public art ORCHESTRA, GC ARTS forum, the Swell Smalls Gallery, Charity Masked Ball workshops and gourmet BBQs. It’s on again – if you enjoyed CENTRE, SUNDAY 13TH Free guided walks commence last year’s Black and White Ball, at 5pm from Sculpture 1 on you’ll love this year’s Charity Sunday September 13 and Masked Ball. Seagulls is proud Thursday September 17. to host a night of glitz, glamour Meet the Artist Talks are held and hope, when the Tweed throughout the exhibition Heads Seagulls Football Club and visitors can obtain times presents the Charity Masked from the Information hub. Ball on Saturday September In collaboration with Access 19 from 6.30pm in the Stardust Arts and Crossing Divides Room. (PUB there is an opportunity to see This event is a chance for you artist Mark Warne create his to dress up and feel good sculpture for the 2009 Swell about yourself and do some- (*( Sculpture Festival. Come along thing great for the community. PSFWFOUUP to the Currumbin Farmers Mar- The dress code is formal and to take charge of the voting kets, Currumbin Community the night promises to be full process. Scores are instantly QSPNPUF Farm,Currumbin Creek Road of fun, frivolity and fabulous calculated and shown on the masks! Ticket price includes (opposite the rock pools) 10am big screen for all to see. This is a delicious two course meal Email - 1pm. A Perspectives of Public an exciting, fun filled spectacu- and a complimentary bottle of [email protected] Art forum will be held Tuesday lar where you can definitely red and white wine per table. September 15 from 3pm to expect the unexpected. To and it will be Entertainment until 1am by 5.30pm at the Currumbin Wild- become a contestant is easy included for free. Innocent Bystanders and MC life Sanctuary Lecture Theatre. – all you need to do is fill out Remember the Cost is $20 and is pre-purchase Maggie Anne. The night is to raise money for Kids In Need, an entry form (which you can Gig Guide too, only. The Public Art Forum will download from www.seagulls- explore Perspectives of Public On Track and the Tweed Heads the best way to Seagulls Football Club. club.com.au) and take it into Art and their affect on creativ- Seagulls. You will be contacted advertise the ity, policy and public opinion. So You Think You to confirm your position. Heat Tweed’s events. Check out www.swellsculpture. 1 is Friday September 11 at com.au for more. Currumbin Have Talent It’s your turn to become a star Seagulls. Beach, Pacific Parade, Sep- for the night with So You Think tember 11 to 20. Russell Hinton Shapeshifter mainstay on the Australian live You Have Talent. If you can music circuit. As longtime member of Aus- Carter Edwards dance, sing, play an instrument, The new Shapeshifter tour will Shapeshifter has been her- sie icon band Bullamakanka, juggle, mime or even do magic, be their first outings since be- alded as a musical phenom- Show Russell has a large personal then now is your chance to be- ing holed up recording studio enon for their ground breaking Carter Edwards is winner of following around the venues of come a contestant and share in album number four, which they live shows and unique blend Queensland’s Gold Coast. See two Mo Awards, and has been wonderful prizes – the winner will be previewing along with of heavy soul/drum and bass. him at the Cudgen Leagues nominated five times as ‘Aus- of the entire competition wins the classic material that has Their reputation as pioneers of tralia’s Entertainer of the Year’. $1500 cash! All audience mem- Club, Kingscliff, Thursday made them essential food for modern music was built by a Carter’s typically Australian bers receive a remote control 5.30pm. die-hard DnB fans but also a
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J.Neil 40 def S.Archbold, J.Tom Paul Price d. John Seiben 25/19; SPORT RESULTS 5, R.Hutchinson, K.Foran 24 def Clinton Bailey d. Arthur Collins BOWLS K.Hansen, J.Hazell 13 25/24; Michael VanRunt d. Les Cabarita Beach Women beach buzz what’s happening in the surf President Singles B.Murray 21 Hughes 25/17; Ian Wildman d. Brian 08.09.09 Social Bowls Winning def V.Schiemer 12, F.Smith 21 def Varley 25/21; Sean Harty d. Clem Rink. K.Thompson, M.Lambert, B.Murray 12, P.Schofield 21 def Jones 25/8; Peter Goldsmith d. Ian Salt sign-on Ransom Tag The finals were played out: L.Rice, G.Cartwright. Consulation. Quarterfinal 1: Snapper R.Matthews 8 Irvine 25/6; Brian Scrase d. Gary The Salt SLSC will be holding The Kirra Surfriders won the P. R a e, R . Gleeson, V.Dudley. Names please for Mixed game Hewitt 25/24; Stan Loeber d. John Rocks walkover Palm Beach the sign-on days for the new Queensland Ransom Tag Team 08.09.09 Shirts Vs Shirts Challenge. against Southport on 13/9/09 at 1 Raywood 25/8; George Kendall d. Quarterfinal 2: – Kirra 71, season on Sunday September Surfing Championships from a R.Creedon, P.Pilcher, F.Bosher P.M. Brian Bevan 25/3; Col Fishlock d. beat M.N.M 37 20 at the Salt surf club, Bells gallant Cabarita Boardriders in defeated B.Petty, R.Lee, R.King. Kingscliff Ladies Ron Duckworth 25/24. Quarterfinal 3: Burleigh Congratulations ladies. Raffles. Wednesday was a busy day at Social Results: Boulevard at Salt Village be- good 2 to 4 waves at Kingscliff. Heads 71, beat Kingscliff 68 V.Dudley, F.Bosher, R.Creedon. bowls with members and visitors Sun 30 Aug Green 1: Peter O’Pray, tween 9-11am. All existing and From the start, Kirra and 07.09.09 Cabarita bowlers en- filling the greens, and enjoying Pat McNamara, Keith Goldsmith, new members are welcome. their supporters went to the Quarterfinal 4: Cabarita 104, joyed a great day out at Byron Bay Kingscliff’s perfect weather. T. Fletcher; runner up: Harold and Patrols for the club will begin beach to win. Outstanding beat Alley 85. Gala Day and are looking forward The winners on Green 2 were: M. Barbara Fox; Marj and Max Kent. on October 3 and a training leadership by captain Mitch Semi – final 1: Kirra 78, beat to the District Gala Day at Byron Lincoln/N. Craven/J. Bevan. Green 2: Brenda and John LeBoeuf, squad for those interested in Duggan and his 2-IC Sam Snapper Rocks 50. Bay on 28.09.09. Green 3 winners were: S. Akers/R. Brenda and Peter Betton; runner Semi – final 2: Cabarita 87, 22.09.09 Club Selected Triples getting their Bronze Medallion Cliff set up a lead, that Rea- Wallace/D. Greenwell. up: Frances and Gary Hewitt. beat Burleigh Heads 73. Final. Runners-up were R. Evans/D. Green 3: Jan McLaughlan, Dennis will also begin soon. For more gan Fredericks and his gang Social bowls Tuesdays 9.15am. Visi- Hallett/I. Hockey. Ely, Betty and Noel Hodge; runner info about the SLSC, contact fought back courageously to In the Final of the event, tors warmly welcomed. Ladies also The September Monthly Meeting up: Heather and Kent Prier, Judith captain Gary Raso on 0421 lead. Kirra at the completion Kirra 77, beat Cabarita 75. invited to play Saturdays 1.00pm. is scheduled for Wednesday 16th and Gordon Watson. 728 677 and the contact for the of each teams 4th surfer 70 The Fox Surf Best and Fairest Please phone Club on 6676 2951 September, October’s meeting will Tues 1 Sept Winners - Men - Jed Junior Activities Coordinator points to 63 points, but supe- awqrd went to Kirra’s Sam Cliff, and leave message and contact be on the 21st. Hambleton, Kerry Woolacott, Peter for children interested in join- rior time management by Kirra the Best Double Whammy number. Kingscliff Men Howell, Tom Kelly; runner up: Ray award went to Burleigh Heads’ Coaching. Free every Saturday with ing Nippers is Craig Mandall, enabling their final surfer to Results of the double header for Di- White, Bern Jacobson, Rod Steb- Tom Woods 9/18 points and accredited coaches from 9.30am. visions 1 and 2 Pennants: Saturday bins, Peter Skirving. Winners - La- email: info@detailingexperts. lock in a solid score to post a Condong Ladies 5th September: Division 1: Paradise dies - Marina Jarrick, Joy Oswald, com.au or visit the club website hard fought win 77 to 75 and the ANZ Encouragement award Results for 1/9/09 S Rushton, R Point 62 d Kingscliff 47; Division 2: Norma Bell, Erica Simpson; run- at: www.saltslsc.org.au. collect $ 500 first prize. went to Damien Norman. Thorley def B Wainwright and M Kingscliff 69 d Helensvale 50. This ner up: Daisy Matteucci, Marlene Standfield S Cook, K Edmunds def was a great win which saw King- Gwynne, Judith Webster, Bev Bit- Winner ‘A’ grade - Don Nash - 42 I.McCormack 36 pts Members Win- Intermediate - 1pm J Blake/ B Dunne and M Hinde, H scliff make a strong start and hold mead. points - new handicap 14, Runner ner C.Somerville 37 pts c.b Saturday Southern Cross Stars v Spice Girls Ross, D Dawes, E Elvy def E Hunt, M the lead throughout. Wed 2 Sept; Random Rink Draw up - Tom Hyde - 39 points - new 5th September Winner A,Grade Open - 2.30pm Kennedy, K Cusak. Winning rink S Sunday 6th September: Division 1: Green 1: Peter Howell, Tom Kelly; handicap 9 B.Sterling 68 nett Runner up Waratahs v Tigers Rushton and Comp Raffle was won Tweed Heads 70 d Kingscliff 52; Di- runner up: Peter Goldsmith, Ian Ir- Winner ‘B’ grade - Marg MacLennan S.Walton 70 nett B.Grade T.Grugan SHOOTING by S Cook. vision 2: In a very tight game King- vine. - 44 points (c/back) - new handicap 67 nett Runner up P.Nielsom 70 A quiet week at the Club following The next meeting will be held on scliff 55 d McKenzie Park 52; Round Green 2: Col Robinson, Jeff Walter; 22, Runner up - Arthur Whitely - 44 nett C.Grade G.Smith 68 nett Run- the excitement of the recent Zone Tuesday 15/9/2009. five for Division 5: In a see sawing runner up: Russell Taylor, Ron Tay- points - new handicap 20. ner up I.Douglas 69 nett D.Grade Shoot. Watch this space for details Condong Men match Kingscliff 61 came from lor. Ball Rundown to 38 points. G.Cox 67 nett Runner up P.Lazer of a new coaching program which is Wednesday 2/9/09 44 bowlers behind midway through to record Green 3: Peter Newman, Bill Demp- Pat Flanagan - Hole in One - 4th 69 nett N/Pin 2nd W.Henderson 8th being developed for Club members. played. The winners were E Hunt, a good win over Broadbeach 43; sey, Keith Goldsmith; runner up: hole B.Dobinson B.R.D.74 nett. New members are always welcome P Houghton, T Houghton runners/ Division 7: Tugun 71 d Kingscliff Ken Withington, John Craig, Con Next event 10/9/09 Stroke. NETBALL to experience this sport at our ex- up J Walsh, R Brown, R Shoobridge. 55. Going into the next round Divi- Impellizzeri. Results for 7/9/09 - Stableford Murwillumbah cellent facilites and in our safe and Raffle winners LT ee, H Ross, T Lee, R sion 1 sits at 12th place. Division 2 Green 4: Clem Jones, Brian Scrase; Winner ‘A’ grade: Ed Franklin - 42 The ckub would like to send a huge friendly environment. Enquiries to Shoobridge.Thursday 3rd septem- is in outright 3rd place. Division 5 runner up: Guy Amiconi, Bill Beach. points, new handicap 8, Runner up, thank you to all those who volun- Anita (02) 6672 5716. ber our new game of 3 bowls pairs shares first place and Division 7 is Fri 4 Sept Richard Girdlestone, 41 points. New teered at Speed On Tweed for MNA. 5 Sept 2009: Standard Pistol - J shootout went very well for first in 9th place. Draw for Saturday 12th Green 1: Les Wurth, John Burden, handicap 12. It is very much appreciated. Lumsden 580, A Aumann 580, A time, Winners S Knight, P Pluis 2nd September: Division 1: Kingscliff v Les Hughes; runner up: Bill Hagen, Winner ‘B’ grade - Betty Kuskopf - 42 Netter will continue to play up to Uren 577, S Nash 572, R Wells 568, W Chisohlom,S Massy Loosing win- Beenleigh at Beenleigh; Division Peter Young, Carlo Campana. points - new handicap 18, Runner the 19th, and those netter who will V Aumann 568, D Gazzard 559, J ners M Bennett,T Lee, A Hofman, 2: Kingscliff v Beaudesert at King- Green 2: Arthur Collins, Jim Ham- up - John Deering - 41 points - new turn 11 or 12 next year will play Hoctor 541, J Gove 537, A Gazzard B Elvy. Next game 10th Sept 1-30 scliff; Division 5: Kingscliff v Tugun mersley, Col Hawkins; runner up: handicap 15. against some of 11/12 year olds on 532, R Cavanagh 523, P Cusack 497, start. Saturday 5th 24 bowlers. B at Tugun; Division 7: Kingscliff v Geoff Green, George Kendall, Tony Winner ‘C’ grade - Elaine Watson - the ashphalt this Sat the 12th. Z Porter 346. Air Pistol - R King 605, grade singles played P Pluis 31 def MermaidBeach at MermaidBeach. Houghton. 40 points - new handicap 21, Run- The finals series is so exciting with S Doyle 575. Ladies Air Pistol - E K Palmer 13. B grade pairs P Foster, Please check the board for teams. Green 3: Cliff dury, KenS cott, John ner up - Wal Strojek - 39 points - everyone taking their game up a Wenban 384, S Doyle 363. 6 Sept M ObRien def K Hall, T Kennedy. Draw for the semi-finals of the gunton; runner up: Richard Mills, new handicap 20. notch. It is great to see how players 2009: Rifle - B Wenban 593, ML ux- Footy tipping fans do not forget President’s Singles to be played on Norm Hoffman, Norm Clarke. Ball rundown to 37 points (c/back) skill level has improved throughout ton 592, J Baker 591, M Quinn 590, break/up on 13th September. Sunday 13th September. T Hills v B Sat 5 Sept Next event 14/9/09 - Stroke the season. Come along for the fi- S Jenkins 589, J Lumsden 584, N Cudgen Leagues Ladies Harris; J Ritchie v W Blackwood. The Winners: George Vlismas, John Murwillumbah nals on the 12th or the grand finals Luxton 490. 3rd Sept, Rnd 1 of the Club Select- first games in the Major-Minor Pairs Craig, Arthur Beckman; runner up: Sunday 30th August 2009 Women’s on the 19th for some great netball ed Pairs results – Isabel Nipperess, will also be played on Sunday 13th Brian Bitmead, Ian McLean. Winner L.Armsden 35 pts Members in your own backyard. The 19th will MONTHLY MARKETS Helen Wylie def Pat Pieterse, Val September. B Clark, J Bonnett v B 2009 Golden Nugget Finals. PJones 39 pts B.R.D. 34 pts Mon- be a great day with a jumping cas- Andrews, Rnd 2, Liz Fleming, Mary Goldstone, J McDonald; B O’Kane, R A reminder that those who can day 31st August Women’s Winner tle, face painting, all day BBQ and 1st Sat Brunswick Heads (02) 6628 4495 Hay def June Tilley, Trish McGee. La- Julius v K Taylor, B Turner. Roll up at watch Fox Sports there are 3 tel- D,Stacey 30 pts Member A.Brooks skills competitions throughout the 1st Sat 8-11am Casuarina Farmers’ Market dies Social 3rd, results Rnk 11, Isa- 41 pts c.b B.R.D 37 pts Monday Vet- day. 0414 777 432 9:00am. Social Bowls Results: Thurs- ecasts on Sept 15 at 7am, Sept 17 1st Sun Banora Point Farmers’ Market bel Nipperess and Helen Wylie. Raf- day 3rd September: Winners: J Bon- at 4am both on Fox Sports 3 and erans Mixed Winners B.O’Reilly and Players and parents need to book 0417 759 777 fle – Pat Pieterse. Congratulations nett, G Douglas, S Cupitt; A Curnow, on Sept 23 at 1pm Fox Sports 2 C.Hulme 48 pts Runner up C.Waugh in for the Presentation evening 1st Sun Byron Bay (02) 6680 9703 Everybody. Thurs Ladies Social J Quinn, S Jamieson; B Griffiths, G will show both finals fo the Golden and J.Bertrams 44 pts c.b Members (dinner, disco and presentations) 1st Sun Pottsville (02) 6676 4555 12.30 for 1pm start, all welcome. Barrack, J McLaughlin: Plate Win- Nugget for 2009 featuring Steve G.Cox and F.Berg 46 pts c.b Runner on the 19th from 6pm. It is being 1st Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 Entries close today for Veterans Day ners: P Murphy, R Julius, V Lewis: Glasson against Lee Schraner and Jo up K.Dawson and I.Audsley 46 pts held at the Condong Bowling Club. 2nd Sat Kingscliff (02) 6674 0827 at Cudgen Mon 21st, day includes Saturday 5th September: Winners: Edwards against Therese Hastings. N/Pin 2nd B.O’Reilly and R.Owens We need numbers by this Saturday. 2nd Sun The Channon (02) 6688 6433 M’tea Bowls and Lunch ( no cost J Brinsmead, B Beattie, H Kemp; Tweed Heads Tourers 8th B.O’Reilly and C.Hulme 10th Players 12 and under are $5.00. 2nd Sun Chillingham (02) 6679 1284 ) Sheet on Board for Cudgen Gala C.Waugh and G.Thorburn 14th Non players in this age group are J Schamburg, A Smith, R Blare, L No bowls last Sunday but the list is 2nd Sun Lennox Head (02) 6672 2874 Day fours, Thurs 24th, 2 x 11 ends Pointen; B Dobbins, T Green: Plate on the notice board for next Sun- T.Jones and J.Gray B.R.Down Mixed $7.00. Players, coaches, umpires 2nd Sun Coolangatta (07) 5533 8202 or bell, trophies winners, runner up, Winners: R Ellis, K Jordan, I Thomp- day’s game together with South 40 pts c.b Members 45 pts Tuesday and comittee members over 12 are 2nd Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 mystery, friendship, state uniform son: Tuesday 8th September: Win- Tweed against Musgrave Hill at 1st September Women’s Individual $10.00. All other people over 12 are M’tea 8.30, 9.15 start.Cost $15 pp ( ners: A Fawcett, M Matteucci; Run- windy hill. Stableford A.Grade J.Moore 37 pts $15.00. Anyone under 18 must be 3rd Sat 8-11am Casuarina Farmers’ Market $60 per team ) Entries close Thurs- ners Up: T Wonka, J North: Plate The bus will depart the club at 8am c.b R.Up D.Rabe 37 pts B.Grade accompanied by an adult. 0414 777 432 3rd Sat Mullumbimby (02) 6684 3370 day 17th. Mon 14th, Social Mixed Winners: P Clancy, A Latif. Coming sharp. K.Croft 36 pts R.Up A.Dale 35 The results for this week were: Triples 1pm start all welcome. Sun 3rd Sat Murwillumbah Cottage Markets Up: Monday 5th October: Kingscliff DARTS pts C.grade H.Mackay 42 pts .Up 11/12 0417 759 777 20th, Sun Social Bowls Club Day Men’s Labour Day Pairs; Total Prize Tweed Valley Darts J.Roche 39 pts 1ST Nine J.Dobinson Hot Shots 22 d Bogangar 6. 3rd Sun Ballina 6687 4328 with BBQ Lnch, mufti dress Cost Money of $800.00 with a maximum Results of games played Monday 23 pts 2nd Nine J.Boyd 21 pts N.Pin Supers Stars 21 d Girl Zone 9 3rd Sun Banora Point Farmers’ Market $10 pp 9.30 start, all welcome. Mon of 40 teams. 7th September. A grade Gulls 11 2nd A.Amisano 8th D.McCabe Intermediate 0417 759 777 28th District Gala Day fours clos- Tweed Heads Men def Tigers 4 and Jokers 8 def Hog- and M.Brown 10th J.Gielis 14th The Storm 30 d Southern Cross 3rd Sun Nimbin (02) 6689 0000 ing date Wed 16th Sept. Members Pennant Results Round 5: an’s Heroes 7. B grade Cgulls 11 def E.Wheeler and J.Duke Wednesday Stars 20 3rd Sun Pottsville (02) 6676 4555 on the sick list, well wishes from all Div 1 beat McKenzie Park 61/52; Leftovers 0 and due to an accident, 2nd September Winner A.Grade Spice Girls 39 d Get Smart Goal Get- 3rd Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 Members. Happy Birthday to all cel- Div 2 beat Coolangatta 63/53; Div involving the captain of Sharks, no D.Veares 38 pts c.b Runner up ters 16. 3rd Sun Uki (02) 6679 9026 ebrating this week. Look forward 4 beat Coolangatta 60/52; Div 7 game was played between Devils T.Grugan 38 pts B.Grade A.Bryce Open 4th Sat Kingscliff (02) 6674 0827 to seeing Members and Visitors at beat Beaudesert 59/50; Div 8 beat and Sharks. Congratulations to 43 pts Runner up V.Formica 41 pts Cougars 27 d Waratahs 20 4th Sun Bangalow (02) 6687 1911 our Club. Bookings – 0266741816 Tugun 71/50 Div 9 lost to Musgrave Phil Whalan and Kevin McAndrew Veteran A.Bryce 43 pts N/Pin 2nd Tigers 46 d Flamin Devils 35 4th Sun (in 5 Sun month) Coolangatta / 2734. Hill 42/64. Round 6 Div 1 beat King- of Hogan’s Heroes and Eric Flem- K.Kerr 10th S.Derepas B.R.D.to 35 So next weeks Draws are: (07) 5533 8202 Cudgen Leagues Men scliff 70/52; Div 2 beat Paradise ming of Cgulls who all threw 180 pts Thursday 3rd Women’s Stroke Netta - 11am 4th Sun Murwillumbah 0422 565 168 Mon. 31/8/09 Mixed Mufti. W.Bell, Point 66/41. on the night. A.Grade D.Black 71 nett and J.Smith Teams will be shuffled together so 4th Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 N.Sheppard, S.McCann Round 7 Saturday 12 September Point score (subject to confirma- 72 nett B.Grade S.Mackey 70 nett that anyone planning to play in the 5th Sun Nimbin (02) 6689 0000 Wed. 2/09/09 Mens Mufti. $45-00 Div 1 home to South Tweed; Div tion) A Grade Jokers 125, Hogan’s and L.Anderson 72 nett C.Grade 11/12 division next year can have 5th Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 Winning Rink. T.Potonick, R.Corney, 2 away at Musgrave Hill. Round 6 Heroes 97, Gulls 83 and Tigers 25. B L.Johnson 71 nett and J.Bradford a game on the ashphalt courts J.Krizman $15-00 Losing Rink, Saturday 12 September Div 4 home Grade Cgulls 86, Leftovers 76, Dev- 72 nett N/Pin 2nd J.Moore 8th today. Funnet who will play netta FARMERS MARKETS B.Cusack, A.Jones, W.Trenners to Surfers Paradise, Div 7 home to ils 69 and Sharks 24. 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Flower shows Bank heist revisited Murwillumbah and District Garden The Tweed River Regional Museum Cancer victim targeted for bequest Club’s Spring Flower Show will invites residents to attend a site be held at Jessie McMillan Hall, walk tomorrow, Friday, September Luis Feliu Wollumbin Street, Murwillumbah, 11, from 2pm-3pm, focusing on Thursday, September 17, and the historic Murwillumbah bank Over a year ago, Uki resident Friday, September 18. Entry is free. robbery of 1978, Australia’s biggest Nancy Beard was given about Schedules for the show are avail- such robbery of the time. Murwil- three to four months to live able from Mitre 10, JH Williams lumbah Historical Society president after being diagnosed with a flower department and Arkinda. Ron Johansen will conduct the walk while member of the former rare form of liver and lung Twin Towns and District Garden Club will hold its 16th annual Flower bush band Bullamakanka, Paul cancer which doctors said was Show on Saturday, September 19, in Ensbey, will perform the band’s incurable. the auditorium at Tweed Heads Civ- hit song about the robbery. A But the horror rollercoaster ic Centre. Admission is by gold coin display about the event will be ride most cancer victims suffer donation. Included are horticultural held at Murwillumbah Museum in as a result of such a terminal classes, children’s classes and a craft Queensland Road next Wednesday diagnosis was made even worse class for useful or decorative items and Friday from 9.30am-4pm. last year when Nancy received made from recycled materials from a letter from the NSW Cancer or for the garden, also plant sales, Church fete Council, signed by ‘the coun- wheelbarrow raffle and a $100 note St Cuthbert’s Tweed Heads fete and cil’s ‘ambassador’, popular Aus- competition. garage sale, this aturday, Septem- ber 12, 7am-noon. Craft and orchid sie actor John Wood, asking her Garage sale displays, stalls, Devonshire teas, to consider leaving a bequest BBQ and loads more. All welcome. for the council in her will. Kingscliff Volunteer Coast Guard will hold a Monster Garage Sale at ‘A letter of this nature con- the KingscliffTower, Cudgen Creek Historical society sidering at the time Nancy was on Saturday, September 19 from Tweed Heads Historical Society at fighting the terminal cancer Peter and Nancy Beard at their Uki property feeding one of their racehorses, Taffy, with barley 8am till 1pm. The Coast Guard Tweed Heads Regional Museum, was to say the least highly in- grass sprouts which they use to promote good health for their horses while they themselves use Rescue vessel will be on display Pioneer Park, Kennedy Drive, sensitive and very upsetting to broccoli and wheatgrass sprouts. Photo Jeff Dawson and there will be a hazmat demo Tweed Heads West. Open Tues, her,’ Peter said. by the NSW Fire Brigade during Thurs, Fri 11am to 4pm, Sun 1 The Beards, racehorse own- Nancy’s name and address He also contacted the list ‘Yet the cancer council refuse the morning. General information to 4pm or by appointment. Free ers and trainers from Smiths from a list broker. broker, demanding their point blank to spend any pub- about the Coast Guard services to entry. September general meeting, Creek, wrote back asking how the community and sausage sizzle. Tuesday, September 15, 10am star, ‘I can assure you that we do names be taken off the mail- lic donations in this area of guest speaker Syd Miller on ‘Early their names were obtained. not receive any contact details ing list which the list broker research. Bread sought Convict Women in the Colony’. They also wanted to know from any medical practitioner did and confirmed in writing, ‘It’s also apparent to us that how the cancer council would for marketing purposes,’ Dr telling them their details were doctors are under such a stran- Bakeries in the Tweed Heads area Philharmonic concert spend such bequests and how able to donate bread on Tuesday Penman wrote. obtained from a warranty card glehold from their controlling nights for the Wednesday free food Murwillumbah Philharmonic Soci- it could help people in Nancy’s However, in saying how for a major outdoor appliance body, the Australian Medi- giveaway for struggling pension- ety is putting on a concert ‘Singing situation ‘because all too often pleased he was to hear she was retailer. But Peter says they cal Association (AMA), they ers (at the iBar from 12.30pm) are in the Sawdust’, with help from the donated funds are not used in in a healthy state as well as in never filled out a warranty card won’t even discuss metabolic eagerly sought. Pls call Terri 07 Tweed Valley Woodcrafters Associa- the way organisations project wishing her well, Dr Penman or bought an appliance from therapy. 5523 3096, Thelma 07 5536 3037 or tion at their shed in Murwillumbah or the way donors intended.’ wrongly referred to his wife the retailer mentioned. ‘Metabolic means the sum Rob 07 5599 8612. Showground at 2pm on Sunday, as ‘Mary’, which added insult total of the chemical proc- September 20. An afternoon of toe ‘Very unfortunate’ to injury considering Nancy’s Natural means esses affecting a particular Walking group tapping entertainment. Entry is $20 and $15 concession which includes Murwillumbah on the Move walk- The council’s executive of- name had appeared no less The incident upset them substance in the body. afternoon tea and a lucky door ing group meets at information ficer, Dr Andrew Penman, than 19 times in a letter Peter almost as much as the medi- ‘If doctors were allowed to prize. Tickets available at Ander- centre carpark at 6.50am Wednes- wrote back apologising for any wrote to him. cal profession’s reluctance to uphold their responsibility to sons Treasure Store, Murwillumbah days and Saturdays. Enjoyable distress the council may have Upset again, Peter wrote a endorse alternative treatments include metabolic therapy in or at the door. walks around town. All welcome. caused them, saying that he strongly worded reply, critical for cancer, for the diagnosis their treatment of cancer, it For info call 02 6672 1660. appreciated the timing of the of the council and its approach had already set them on the would not leave the door wide Ukitopia birthday letter so close to his wife’s di- to cancer and what he sees as path of beating the cancer by open for quackery and snake- Hospital fete Celebrating its first year, the Ukitopia Arts collective is offering agnosis was ‘very unfortunate’ a failure to investigate alterna- natural means instead of tradi- oil salesmen who are fleecing The Tweed Hospital Auxiliary a free evening of feasting, images, but it was purely ‘coincidental’. tive or ‘metabolic’ therapies for tional medicine. desperate cancer sufferers in would like donations of goods to The council, he said, bought cancer treatment. Peter said doctors had pre- their search for a remedy. theatre sports, live music and sell at their fete on October 10. dancing this Saturday night (Sept scribed ‘a diet of hopelessness’ to Goods may be left at the Hospital Full moon September 5 02:02 Alternative therapies 12) in the Uki hall. Starting at Third quarter September 12 12:16 SEPTEMBER ’09 fight the cancer, which included Gift Shop or call the Gift Shop on 7pm this party is free for Ukitopia New moon September 19 04:44 Astronomical data hospital meals full of sugar de- ‘Reputable naturopaths and 5506 7867 to arrange collection. members, with memberships avail- First quarter September 26 14:49 and tides spite their newly-found belief in alternative medicine practition- TVs, computers, large heavy items, able on the door ($10). The annual Full moon October 4 16:10 the value of alternative therapies ers should be accredited and encyclopaedias or weekly maga- general meeting starts at 5pm and Day of Sun Sun Moon Moon High tide, Low tide, after researching cancer cures brought under the AMA um- zines not accepted but other dona- the party begins at 7pm. The dress month rise set rise set height (m) height (m) brella so the fraudsters can be tions gratefully received. Monthly theme is ‘come as your inner artist’ 1 T 0600 1731 1428 0343 0615,1.18; 1818,1.56 0021,0.46; 1145,0.55 and finding plenty of evidence meetings held on the first Monday and everyone is asked to bring a 2 W 0559 1732 1524 0419 0651,1.25; 1856,1.61 0057,0.39; 1229,0.49 on the success of sugarless di- sieved out of the system. of each month. For info call Merle plate of food to contribute to the 3 T 0558 1732 1618 0452 0726,1.32; 1930,1.63 0129,0.34; 1308,0.44 ets, fasting and proper nutri- ‘My wife is not sick, she only on 07 5536 1441 or June Young feast. For more info go to www. 4 F 0557 1733 1712 0522 0758,1.38; 2004,1.63 0159,0.30; 1345,0.39 tion. Instead, the couple was has cancer which is a fungus- on 07 5559 5055. New members myspace.com/ukitopiaartscollec- 5 S 0555 1733 1807 0552 0830,1.44; 2038,1.61 0228,0.28; 1423,0.37 told by the treating doctor not based metabolic disorder that welcome. tive or ring 6679 5677. 6 S 0554 1734 1902 0621 0903,1.49; 2113,1.57 0256,0.28; 1501,0.36 to waste their money on alterna- can be overcome with a full 7 M 0553 1734 1959 0651 0939,1.53; 2149,1.49 0326,0.29; 1543,0.36 tive therapies ‘as it would be like commitment to proper nutri- Community garden 8 T 0552 1735 2058 0723 1015,1.56; 2230,1.40 0358,0.32; 1628,0.38 Baby show throwing pebbles into the ocean tion that starves the cancer, Land and people sought to start 9 W 0551 1735 2200 0800 1057,1.57; 2315,1.30 0431,0.37; 1716,0.42 Anglican baby show and fete, this builds the immune system and a comuunity garden in Murwil- 10 T 0550 1736 2303 0841 1143,1.55 0511,0.44; 1813,0.47 and the ripples created by them Saturday, September 12, 8.20am, naturally specifically targets and lumbah. Anyone interested please 11 F 0548 1736 0930 0008,1.20; 1237,1.53 0558,0.51; 1920,0.50 would do nothing to stop the Byangum Road, Murwillumbah. 12 S 0547 1737 0007 1026 0014,1.12; 1342,1.52 0657,0.57; 2042,0.49 tsunami we had coming’. kills the cancerous cells.’ call David on 02 6672 7014 or Baby show entries registration 13 S 0546 1737 0108 1129 0235,1.09; 1457,1.55 0812,0.59; 2200,0.43 ‘But so far the tsunami thank- ‘We are sick and tired of the [email protected] 9am, three sections, four age 14 M 0545 1738 0204 1236 0400,1.13; 1611,1.62 0931,0.55; 2305,0.33 fully hasn’t arrived, my wife has medical fraternity and their bi- Vines workshop groups. Lucky entrant prize $250 15 T 0544 1738 0254 1345 0507,1.22; 1715,1.72 1043,0.46; 2359,0.23 gone nearly a year past the doc- ased driven underlings decry- portrait photo package. fete, jump- 16 W 0543 1739 0338 1454 0600,1.34; 1810,1.79 1144,0.36 tor’s use-by date and she is lead- ing alternative therapies in fa- With the onset of spring, Tweed ing castle and face painting for the 17 T 0541 1739 0418 1601 0649,1.46; 1900,1.82 0045,0.16; 1240,0.27 ing a very active, fulfilling life, vour of their profit driven drug Valley residents will notice the children. Coffee cups competition, 18 F 0540 1740 0454 1707 0735,1.56; 1948,1.79 0129,0.12; 1333,0.21 yellow flowers fo Cats Claw Creeper for most unusual, prettiest, most caring and training her three treatments under the guise that 19 S 0539 1740 0529 1811 0818,1.64; 2035,1.71 0209,0.13; 1424,0.18 “other treatments” are not yet blooming in trees, mostly along colourful cup. For info call Merilyn 20 S 0538 1741 0604 1915 0902,1.69; 2121,1.59 0247,0.17; 1515,0.20 racehorses, and has only had waterways. The South American in- on 02 6672 2013. 21 M 0537 1741 0640 2018 0945,1.70; 2206,1.45 0325,0.25; 1604,0.26 liver toxic relief procedures.’ “scientifically researched or troduced vine is impacting severely 22 T 0535 1742 0719 2121 1027,1.67; 2251,131 0401,0.34; 1654,0.33 Peter says his wife has faith- proven”’. on native riverbank vegetation and Auxiliary fete 23 W 0534 1742 0801 2221 1109,1.61; 2338,1.19 0437,0.44; 1745,0.42 fully followed an alternative Peter said the alternative the fauna that depends upon it. The Tweed Hospital Auxiliary 24 T 0533 1743 0847 2318 1153,1.54 0515,0.54; 1841,0.50 therapy protocol without any treatment had been very suc- Tweed Shire Council has developed would like donations of goods to 25 F 0532 1743 0937 0029,1.09; 12.43,1.46 0558,0.62; 1943,0.57 sugar of any form, as per the cessful so far but the experience a control strategy and funding sell at their fete on October 10. 26 S 0531 1744 1030 0011 0129,1.04; 1341,1.39 0653,0.68; 2051,0.59 findings of dual Nobel Prize had made them rethink the is available to help landown- Goods may be left at the Hospital 27 S 0529 1744 1125 0058 0242,1.03; 1450,1.37 0804,0.71; 2157,0.57 winner Dr Otto Warburg. value of traditional medicine. ers control the vine’s upstream Gift Shop or call 07 5506 7867 28 M 0528 1745 1220 0140 0356,1.07; 1559,1.38 0920,0.69; 2251,0.52 He said most insurance com- infestations. A presentation of the to arrange collection. Please 29 T 0527 1745 1315 0218 0454,1.14; 1655,1.43 1026,0.64; 2335,0.46 ‘As medical science has been aware for the past 80 years, the panies refuse to fund alternative vine weed mapping and control note that TVs, computers, large 30 W 0526 1746 1410 0251 0538,1.22; 1741,1.48 1120,0.57 strategy as well as a demonstration prime cause of cancer is re- therapies. heavy items, encyclopaedias, Time lags: Ballina Boat Dock: 15 min; Byron Bay: nil; Brunswick of control techniques will be held weekly magazines not accepted. River Highway Bridge: high 30 min, low 1 hr; Mullumbimby: placement of the respiration ‘We urge cancer sufferers and 1 hr 10 min; Billinudgel: 3 hr 55 min; Chinderah: high 1 hr on Wednesday, September 16, at Monthly meetings are held on 30 min, low 2 hr; Terranora Inlet: high 2 hr 10 min, low 2 hr of oxygen (oxidation of sugar) their carers to look outside the 6.30pm at Murwillumbah Civic the first Monday fo each month. 25 min; Murwillumbah: high 2 hr 30 min, low 2 hr 50 min. square and don’t take no for an Tides in bold indicate high tide of 1.7m or more and low in normal body cells by the Centre. To register or for more info For info call June Young on 07 tide of 0.3m or less. Data courtesy of the National Tidal Centre. fermentation of sugar. answer – never ever give up.’ call Tom Alletson on 02 6670 2577. 5559 5055. 22 September 10, 2009 The Tweed Shire Echo www.tweedecho.com.au Classified Ads
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Bookings and enquiries: [email protected] 0418 269 136 Sean Sorensen proves Harry Potter isn’t the only one who can clipped the guard rail after this flight during last weekend’s get a humble Ford Anglia airborne. Unfortunately his land- Speed on Tweed historic racing car event in Murwillumbah. More details at: www.goldcoasttweednetworking.com ing wasn’t quite as elegant as his takeoff, the mighty Anglia Photo Jeff ‘Noddy’ Dawson Fathers’ Day was turned into a of them pelted demonstrators front of their house or driving antics fuelled a lot of grief and community event at Hastings there with cans, bottles and through their parks but I didn’t anger. The situation was not Point when the town decided eggs while police were present. ask to come here. I can under- helped by some students being to stage a Fathers’ Day picnic. Such was the venom of the ral- stand why some people don’t conned by reptiles of the press From all accounts it went down ly supporters that one woman like the rally, but I have to do my into giving lurid but fictitious a treat with both kids and their needed three male protesters to job’. Loeb said if residents didn’t accounts of the tragic event. dads. ‘They had great fun with escort her to her nearby home want the rally to return to the ■ ■ ■ ■ old fashioned games such as as drunken fans threatened to area then it should be moved. And The Age in Melbourne tug-o-war and potato sack rac- attack her; another woman was ■ ■ ■ ■ wins this week’s reptile award es,’ according to one onlooker. accosted getting into her car by NRG spokesman Scott Sledge with the headline ‘Frozen koa- Among those enjoying the fun a fan who threatened to kick said he was surprised that Loeb, las may be thrown at rally cars’. was 90- year-old World War her head in. He only departed the winner on time, was de- Can you imagine lifting a frozen II Bomber Command veteran when the woman’s dog, a large moted to second place. ‘Usually koala let alone throwing it? and local identity Vic Brill. German Shepherd whom he the cars are checked before the ■ ■ ■ ■ TWEED SHIRE KOALAS ■ ■ ■ ■ had failed to notice, had a few rally winners are announced. Backburner wishes we had The rally (again!)squeezed a well-chosen words with him. I would like to know why the received more letters in sup- NEED YOU NOW! lot of letters out this edition. ■ ■ ■ ■ scrutineers didn’t pick up the port of the rally. You would The new DA for massive high density development Acknowledgements to C John- When he chatted with protest- supposed technical breach un- think that if the event was so Kings Forest near Kingscliff has been released and ston, Bogangar, G Worsell, ers after the Byrrill Creek stage til after Loeb made his sym- successful there would be lots sadly, seems to us, no better than before. We have TWO Tweed Heads South, P Brecht, of the rally French driver Se- pathetic comments: Could the of people telling us so. But… WEEKS to object to this development, which experts Mullumbimby, A Duke, Tyal- bastien Loeb (see page 1) said rally bosses be telling drivers to nada, not even an anonymous warn may result in the end of the Tweed Coast Koalas. gum, B Pursey, Murwillumbah, the rally should not be run in shut up?’ Mr Sledge said. SMS from Uki around which J Shanks, Eureka, J Hayes, Mur- the area again because locals ■ ■ ■ ■ we could construct a front PLEASE HELP willumbah, R Barwick, Sunny- objected. ‘The people are not The mainstream media circus page beatup about how much If you care about the Tweed, bank Hills, P Albanese, Mur- so happy to see us, they don’t which invaded Mullumbimby to the people of the Tweed like willumbah. Normal service will have to be angry at the driv- report on the death of 15-year- being bullied by Queensland call Team Koala on be resumed next week. ers, we are just doing our jobs,’ old Jai Morcom during a schoo- hoons, the NSW state govern- ■ ■ ■ ■ Loeb told them, according to an lyard brawl has finally left town, ment and an overseas sporting 02 6672 7312 NOW As rally fans were leaving the NRG spokesman. ‘I feel sorry and good riddance. As reported body which has reaped mil- ‘Authorised by Jenny Hayes on behalf of Team Koala Inc. pits at Kingscliff after Sunday’s sometimes to be here but I have last week in our sister paper, the lions from television rights and presentation ceremony, some to. Some people don’t like us in Byron Shire Echo, the media’s given back zilch.
Let your Education be the ART beginning of a lifetime of discovery ISTIC At Cape Byron Steiner School students are encouraged Our High School provides a place where young Our current class of year 12 students will be to develop their own ideals, values, and sense of people are able to develop relationships and exhibiting and performing their HSC major purpose for adult life. Independant thinkers, articulate capacities in an atmosphere of creativity, works at the Byron Bay Surf Club on speakers, active participants in all of life’s possibilities. endeavour and enthusiasm. Tuesday 15th September from 6-9pm. Lot 5 Balraith Lane Ewingsdale NSW 2481 All are welcome to come along and be treated Cape Byron School P: 61+ 2 6684 7400 F: 61+ 2 6684 7399 to an immersive display of music, drama, for Rudolf Steiner education E: [email protected]:www.capebyronsteiner.nsw.edu.au artistic and audio visual performance. © 2009 24 September 10, 2009 The Tweed Shire Echo