THE TWEED SHIRE Volume 2 #07 Thursday, October 15, 2009 Advertising and news enquiries: Phone: (02) 6672 2280 seven t Fax: (02) 6672 4933 inmen [email protected] enterta [email protected] page 14 www.tweedecho.com.au LOCAL & INDEPENDENT Blueprint New bins and image rolled out for Pottsville unveiled Ken Sapwell centre next Wednesday between 2pm and 7pm, with the second on No- A blueprint for future development vember 4. of the fast-growing coastal village Council’s chief planner Vince Con- of Pottsville was unveiled on Tweed nell says the revamped DCP followed Shire Council’s website yesterday a court decision rejecting plans for a but residents are awaiting a formal supermarket on the nearby Seabreeze presentation before making any com- estate, ruling that it would create a ment. new town centre and kill established Pottsville Community Associa- business in the village centre. tion member Terry O’ Toole, who He said the win by the council led has made submissions to the coun- to further investigation of retailing op- cil’s consultants, Architectus, says the tions in the town centre which identi- long-awaited draft development con- fied a number of potential develop- trol plan (DCP) for the village would ment sites contained in the DCP. at least provide some boundaries. ‘The village centre will be consoli- ‘We want to make it clear that we dated as the primary activity hub for (l-r) Cr Barry Longland and mayor Warren Polglase with Gillian and Robert Richards, directors of Solo Resource Recov- are not against development in the the village the Pottsville community ery, at the launch of the new recycling bins on Tuesday. Photo Jeff ‘Some Things Should Never Be Recycled’ Dawson village but it has to fit in with the by increasing its opportunity for re- community’s wishes and expecta- tail, commercial and accommodation Ken Sapwell ‘As the largest local government The council’s waste contractor, Solo tions,’ he said. development,’ he said. area in northern NSW it is essential Resource Recovery, is investing more ‘The plan will have legal teeth ‘The draft plan covers the village Tweed Shire Council has rebranded for us to deliver a strong, clear and than $8 million in the new venture and provide certainty for the future centre and surrounding residential itself with a new logo as part of a unified identity through a strong and which includes a fleet of eight new growth of the town and its suburbs by and employment areas. It is struc- $45,000 strategy aimed at strength- modern imagery and visual style. trucks as well as the new bins. stipulating clear boundaries. tured in such a way that it encourages ening its corporate image. ‘We want to be the council for 2009 Solo director Robert Richards said ‘We want to retain a two-storey readers to look at the area holistically It uses muted tones to create an and beyond – not stuck back in the the objective of the exercise was to height limit and make sure that the recognising the interplay between abstract depiction of Mt Warning and 1980s.’ increase recycling, reduce landfill door is not left open for projects simi- areas within the wider Pottsville lo- our rivers, beaches, ocean and forests, Among the first to be rebranded and improve waste collection services lar to the over-50s resort which has cality.’ replacing a more colourful logo and with the new logo are 100,000 new across the Tweed. upset the Hastings Point community.’ He said the plan responded to en- its squiggly lines which have been in wheelie bins as part of a new multi-bin Tweed mayor Warren Polglase un- Mr O’Toole hoped Architectus’s vironmental constraints and tried to use for decades. collection system aimed at improving veiled the new-look bins, new collec- plan would exclude some of the con- keep the existing connected village In launching the logo on Tuesday, domestic waste recycling rates. tion trucks and residents’ information tentious elements contained in the structure of the Tweed Coast. new mayor Warren Polglase said it The new bins will be distributed to kit at an official launch at Chinderah company’s previous plan which he Association secretary Mike Wells was time the council had its own households over the next few weeks on Tuesday. said the community rejected last year, indicated he was prepared to keep an identity through a strong corporate in time for the first waste collection ‘We urge everyone to ‘Do the Right including three-storey buildings bor- open mind on all aspects of the plan, image. on December 1. Bin’ by becoming familiar with the dering the village green. including three storeys proposed for ‘We are a major service provider on Residents will then have two bins, a new coloured lids on the new bins – ‘We hope to be pleasantly sur- the CBD, until he was fully briefed behalf of the community and the larg- 240-litre container for recyclables and red for garbage, yellow for recycling prised,’ said Mr O’Toole, who will be and obtained feed-back from the est employer in the Tweed, managing a 140-litre bin for normal domestic and green for the optional organics attending the first of two information community. an annual budget of around $200 mil- refuse, with the option of a third 240- service,’ he said. sessions at the town’s neighbourhood continued on page 2 lion,’ he said. litre bins for green waste. ■ See Backburner on back page.
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Pottsville blueprint (from page 1) River catch-up forum to share ideas ‘We are prepared to look at breeze, Black Rocks and Koala everything on its merits – we Beach. Kim Cousins don’t want to be negative about The association will meet on it to the point of stupidity,’ he Tuesday, October 27, to con- Catch up on what’s happening said. sider its submissions to the in the Tweed catchment dur- He said the association had draft which will be on public ing the Tweed River Festival. been pushing for a DCP for exhibition until November 13. Local groups and individuals years to provide more certainty Copies of the plan are now are invited to come along to as the town grew from its pres- available on the council’s web- the Tweed Sustainable Living ent population of about 5,000 site and at the Murwillumbah Centre, Chinderah, at 9am to an estimated 10,000, mainly and Tweed Heads civic centres next Friday, October 23, for in the three suburbs of Sea- and the Kingscliff library. the Tweed Catchment Catch Up. Jane Lofthouse, natural resource management co- ordinator for Tweed Shire Council, said the forum provided people with the opportunity to share ideas. ‘It’s exactly that, a catch up,’ Jane said. ‘We get groups such as Landcare and Council together and have a program of talks. A lot of people don’t realise that others are out there No, this is not an image of Monte Carlo in summer but picturesque Tweed Heads last Saturday doing these things.’ during the classic boat regatta, part of the Tweed River Festival which continues this week. The morning will focus on Photo Jeff ‘Oar What' Dawson the long term needs of water in the Tweed with presentations October 18, with the main concludes that evening with a but adults love it too.’ from NSW Fisheries and festival day on the following lantern parade and fireworks Look for festival activities Council. In the afternoon Saturday, October 24. spectacular. throughout the Tweed this the day becomes hands on The paddle challenge has ‘The festival is based around week, including lantern and with workshops showing races from 800 metres to 14 water and catchment issues,’ drumming workshops, field participants how to build nest kilometres and launches from Jane said. ‘It’s education mixed days and information walks. boxes and attract wildlife to Jack Evans Boat Harbour with fun. Our catchment For further information call their garden. at 10am, and the festival trailer is focused at children Jane on 02 6670 2743. To book for the Catch Up call Dianne Rowles on 02 6670 2783 or [email protected]. Drought fans fears of bushfire gov.au. Tweed River Festival Ken Sapwell intense. People need to start 21mm was recorded, less than continues this Sunday, taking precautions.’ half the monthly average, and Fire fighters are bracing them- These included cleaning out in August rainfall was just WORKHORSE selves for one of the worst gutters and clearing away long 0.4mm, compared to a monthly SUBARU BONUSES! NEW Subaru MITSUBISHI NEW bushfire seasons in years as the grass and other vegetation average of 51.3mm. Impreza R Mitsubishi Triton from around homes. Locals farmers are already GLX-R 4x4 Tweed remains in the grip of ONLY an unexpected drought. shipping in water for their 5 LEFT! Double Tweed not immune Cab Rural Fire Service safety stock and others are selling 2 officer Laurence McCoy said Mr McCoy said many their cattle. the shire was drier than many residents wrongly believed the The big dry started in July NOW FROM inland parts of NSW and Tweed was immune from bush when just 11mm of rain fell, M 0 +,)' 0FREE(')+$ +-$ + - NOW FROM $ long-range forecasts indicated fires because of its normally compared to an average for the " * $%&,$ 42,485 0FREE) - )* ()#"& * &*')* month of 67.7mm. $ 0 1$$'/*0."+! DRIVE AWAY conditions were likely to high rainfall, but a similar dry 0FREE$, +''+! '&& +"-"+/ 26,485 0$, +''+! '&& +"-"+/ FOR ABN HOLDERS worsen in coming months. spell in 2004 saw serious fires It follows a drenching in 0/%% +)" $0 ") * DRIVE AWAY 0 *+ +')/.))&+/-"$$ 0 *+)* +/)+"& ‘The fire danger is already at Bogangar, Uki and Fingal May and June when a total high but as we move into the Head. 506.66mm were recorded at The all-new Subaru JUST ARRIVED! 2008 Honda warmer months things can So far this month only the weather station. Civic VTi-L only get worse unless we get 11.6mm of rain was recorded at The Bureau of Meteorology LibertyLiberty & OutbacOutback Sedan some good rain,’ Mr McCoy Bray Park near Murwillumbah, expects the remainder of the warned. compared to a monthly average year to stay hot and dry as ‘It’s just going to get hotter for October of 87.6 mm. an El Nino weather pattern and the fires will become more During September just continues to develop.
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Bringing home your baby can be daunting, but for Kady Tonkin and her husband John Maksimovic of Tweed Heads it was three times the fun. When triplets Tennessee, Aurillius and Star-Bella arrived earlier this year, Joanne Bacon and The Family Centre were there to lend a hand. The centre provides support through a volunteer home vis- iting service where new mums are matched to volunteers who have raised their children in similar situations. Having 12-year-old triplets of her own, Joanne (Jo) was perfect for the role and the two women are now good friends. ‘Everything is so much hard- er with three, Jo understands,’ Kady said. ‘We just talk,’ Jo said. ‘You can drive yourself crazy with Joanne Bacon’s big triplets Josh (holding Tennessee), Sarah three babies. My job is to build (with Star-Bella) and Lachlan (with Aurillius) enjoying the com- confidence and let Kady know pany of Kady’s little triplets. Photo Jeff ‘Try Try Again’ Dawson everything is ok. Each day is different.’ them,’ she said. ‘Star-Bella is and their own support network Now four and a half months loud like Sarah was. It’s been through the Family Centre, old, Kady’s triplets are growing lovely getting to know them.’ which helps out more than 60 by the day and Jo’s triplets are Kady has the support of her families each year. getting ready for high school mum Barbara but said Jo was Anyone interested in be- next year. also a special helper. coming a volunteer or would Jo said Kady’s triplets re- ‘They always fall asleep for like the support of a volunteer minded her of her own when her,’ Kady said, ‘and wake up in their own home can call they were the same age. when she goes.’ Yvonne Collins at the centre ‘I can really indentify with Volunteers are given training on 07 5524 8711. High Court appeal over The Point Ken Sapwell provision of the Tweed LEP, ings Point, from around 450 to such that this provision must more than 1,000. Residents opposed to a four- be ignored by council. If so, ‘Anyone who sees that devel- storey luxury resort at Hastings then council’s failure to con- opment now, including the ex- Point will take their fight to the sider it when approving “the perts, the consultants and even High Court after lodging an Point” does not matter. the council can tell that it’s appeal this week. ‘The practical application of completely inappropriate and The Hastings Point Progress the majority’s decision is alarm- contrary to the coastal design Association will challenge as- ing and effectively means that guidelines and other policies pects of the government’s con- many of the most important and laws,’ he said. tentious seniors’ living policy regulations of state, regional ‘We’re just hoping that under which the council ap- and local environmental and through the locality plan that proved the resort known as planning policies must now this type of development isn’t The Point. be set aside when councils are replicated and isn’t used, as we Association member and considering a seniors’ living feared, as a precedent for fur- instructing solicitor John development. ther similar developments in O’Reilly said it was an impor- ‘This is not what the policy Hastings Point.’ tant test case which would de- intended.’ The association has con- cide whether the policy should He said the seniors’ living structed a new website and vid- override environmental and policy did not intend to sup- eo in support of their stand at social considerations. plant important regulations on www.savehastingspoint.com. He said even though residents matters it did not cover such as had suffered a setback when the traffic on main roads, contami- NSW Court of Appeal rejected nated soils on site, air traffic their case, they had been bu- noise, protection of adjoining oyed by the fact the decision water bodies, bush land and was not unanimous. koala populations. ‘The community will be re- He described the upcoming lying on the same arguments case as ‘The Castle revisited’, re- which were carefully consid- ferring to the Australian movie ered and upheld by one of the where a resident took on the Court of Appeal judges in no government through the High less than 21 pages,’ he said. Court to save his house. ‘The appeal concerns a very Mr O’Reilly said in this case basic issue which has nothing residents were trying to save to do with the merits of the their tiny village from over development because com- development which threat- munities do not have the right ened its fragile waterways and to appeal against council deci- amenity. sions on merit. He says the resort is being ‘The issue in the High Court constructed over seven blocks is whether the seniors’ living of land and will more than policy prevails over a main double the population of Hast-
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Everybody has a story to tell and Murwillumbah Library is looking for more people to share theirs. Joan Daniels (pictured) signed up to be a ‘book’ through the Living Library, PAVER SALE which is hoped to be up and Boral running later this month. Abode 450x450x40 $41.25m2 ‘My book title is Surviving,’ Aspenstone 600x400x40 $47.00m2 Joan said. ‘I’ve got an inbuilt Promenade 400x400x50 $35.30m2 reaction to get out of things.’ Without giving away too Stoneworks much of the plot, her story Limestone & Sandstone $39.95m2 goes like this: Travertine $46.95m2 Born in Sydney around the Natural Stone time of the Depression, Joan Limestone had a difficult childhood before Tuscan Beige Tile 400x400x15 $33.50m2 leaving home at 18 to enter an Paver 400x400x35 $55.00m2 unhappy marriage (although she adds she does have ‘two Tuscan Blue Tile 400x400x15 $33.50m2 wonderful children’). tanks, I walk to town. My car be available to be borrowed in of a selection of living books. Granite ‘You soon discover that must be the most cultural car the Coolamon Centre (old art If you’d like to offer your time 2 Silver tile 400x400x15 $43.75m money isn’t everything,’ she in town, the only place it goes gallery) near the library when and stories, call Jo Carmody at 2 Black Zen Tile 400x400x15 $33.50m said. As her Dutch neighbour is to the art gallery. I can’t walk the Living Library starts up. Murwillumbah Library on 02 Retaining Walls told her as a child, ‘life always up that hill!’ Borrowers have a chance to 6670 2427 or drop in and pick Country Manor $113.00m2 has its difficulties, it gives you Joan and other ‘books’ will hear stories and ask questions up a registration form. the tools for life’. Garden Wall Soft Split $82.80m2 Joan moved to Murwil- STD $93.80m2 Jazz musos tune up to share their skills 2 lumbah 45 years ago and got Heathstone $98.60m involved with the arts scene, The talented trio of John Mor- provisation, swing and jazz An evening concert is also Freight not included which is still one of her pas- rison (brother of world-re- with young musicians. being held on that night for the sions. She has also done plenty nown trumpeter James), John The workshop runs from adults to enjoy the talent of the PAVING DISPLAYS OPEN 7 DAYS of work on her 100-year-old Hoffman and Jackie Cooper 3.30pm-5.30pm at Lakeside teachers, with funds going to- home to make it environmen- are getting ready to share their Christian Centre in Tweed wards further music develop- 2 Grevillea St Arts & Industry Estate Byron Bay tally sustainable. big-band experience with loc- Heads, on Thursday, Novem- ment in the area. The concert is ‘It’s sheer common sense, al kids. ber 19. The $20 tickets can be $20 for adults, $10 for children/ 6685 6990 especially when you’ve lived During a two-hour work- prebooked by emailing kick- pensioners or $50 for a family www.leisurescapes.com.au through the depression,’ she shop next month, they will ingtothecityend17@hotmail. ticket (2 adults/3 children) and said. ‘I have solar panels and share their knowledge of im- com or calling 0439 110 255. starts at 7pm.
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Campaigners wanting a return of rail services for the North- ern Rivers and a commuter link to Queensland have tar- geted Richmond MP Justine Elliot and her broken prom- ises over the issue. Up to a dozen members of Trains On Our Tracks (TOOT) upset at Ms Elliot’s buck-pass- ing on the issue staged a pro- 2/4 Brigantine Street test outside her Tweed Heads Arts & Industrial Estate Byron Bay office on Tuesday in a bid to 6680 8881 [email protected] Tues to Fri 10am - 4pm draw her support for the pop- Sat 10am - 1pm ular local cause. indoor outdoor living www.cusp.net.au TOOT president Karin Kolbe said that in the leadup to the 2004 federal election, Ms Elliot promised $150 mil- lion for rail services on the Contemporary Stylish Casino-Murwillumbah line. ‘But not a penny has been TOOT members remind Richmond MP Justine Elliot of her broken promises outside her elector- forthcoming, even now, while ate office on Tuesday. Photo Jeff Dawson the NSW government plans to DUNE sell of the line with new legis- the buck-passing and we’d like But again Ms Elliot has start delivering for the north DESIGN BOUTIQUE lation due in NSW Parliament her to deliver what she prom- passed the buck on the issue, coast. It is their responsibil- next week, Ms Elliot is silent,’ ised. saying in a press release that ity to fight for local issues in Individualised Ms Kolbe said. ‘The seat of Richmond is on it was the NSW government the NSW state parliament and ‘Ms Elliot asked for our sup- the NSW-Queensland border that closed the Murwillum- start getting results.’ personal styling port in 2004 and on the back and so she has particular re- bah-Casino rail link in 2004 But in her maiden speech (appointments recommended) of her commitment to get a sponsibilities to work with the ‘and it’s their responsibility to to parliament Ms Elliot said Handbags, shoes rail service we supported her. NSW and Qld governments to commit to re-opening it in the ‘forget the buck-passing and Since then Ms Elliot has been provide transport links across future’. politics, I am here to do a job, & accessories very quiet on the train issue. the border.’ ‘The public transport needs and that is to represent Rich- 2/5 Coronation Ave Now the NSW government Ms Kolbe said she wanted of our region are an important mond’ and that Labor had ‘a Pottsville Beach is trying to pass legislation to the federal member to com- issue and I support an inte- long-term commitment’ to the (02) 6676 4453 sell the land and still she is ment on the state govern- grated public transport system restoration of the train service NEW STORE NOW OPEN AT KIRRA silent. When is Ms Elliot going ment’s controversial ‘rail-trails’ that best meets the needs of lo- closed down by the state La- Metalicus s 'RAB s #OOPER 3TREET s 6ALLEN s 6- s 3AMVARA to stand up for the people of bill which TOOT fears will be cal residents,’ she continued. bor government. AND INTRODUCING FOR -EN 4AROCASH s LNDUSTRIE s ,4" Richmond? used to sell off railway land to ‘I call upon the local state ‘Ms Elliot promised to end developers. National Party members to Sleepout helps the Tweed’s homeless Kim Cousins ‘It was a lot of fun,’ he said. cry into our tea, we’ve got to SOLAR ‘There wasn’t a great deal of get out and do something,’ Jimbo, a well-known character people who stayed but lots of John said. ‘We know we’re on the streets of Coolangatta people came in and donated. helping by feeding these peo- before his death 12 months I’m still counting but about ple and letting them know ago, was remembered at a spe- $1,400 was raised.’ we’re here. HOT WATER cial event at Banora Point last Although the rain fell after ‘We’ve got success stories; Saturday night. months of dry weather, people some people have given up Jimbo’s Sleepout was or- made the most of it. drinking and re-entered the ganised by charity group You ‘It started to rain at dark and workforce.’ Have A Friend to mark the soaked everyone’s sleeping The issue of homelessness start of National Poverty Week bags,’ John said. ‘It was very has been discussed this week REBATES STILL and raise money for others in authentic.’ at a Youth Homeless Matters situations like his. John said homelessness is Conference, where the Youth John Lee, president of You getting worse in the Tweed, Accommodation Association Have A Friend and coordina- where his organisation sup- and local politicians came tor of the Coolangatta/Tweed plies up to 260 meals each together to look at what can AVAIL ABLE. Rosies, said the event would week. be done to address the prob- now be held annually. ‘We can’t just sit back and lem. New SCU building for airport campus The federal government has Richmond MP Justine El- came into effect last month, ACT NOW AND SAVE: approved construction of a sec- liot welcomed the approval by all future developments at the ond building, costing around the Minister for Infrastructure, airport would undergo a major $1,600 Federal rebate STILL AVAILABLE $50 million, for Southern Transport, Regional Develop- development planning (MDP) Cross University’s Gold Coast ment and Local Government, process. $1,800 Federal REC1 incentive *STILL AVAILABLE Airport campus. Anthony Albanese, saying the ‘Furthermore, the airport’s The current building under project meant that locals would operators have been advised construction on the airport have a better opportunity to ac- that I expect consolidated ap- land (owned by the federal cess tertiary education locally. plications for any further de- government) cost around $20 Mr Albanese said the devel- velopment of the campus site The Federal Government rebate on photovoltaic solar panels hhasas million and is due to open in opment of a second university so all stages can be assessed as ended, however you can still receive the Federal Solar Hot Water February next year. building was consistent with a whole, rather than as indi- Rebate when you install an EcoSmart solar hot water system. The new block will include the airport’s 2006 master plan vidual buildings,’ Mr Albanese To find out what you’re eligible for, call your local lecture and teaching spaces, and would have no impact on said. 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6 October 15, 2009, 2009 The Tweed Shire Echo
WE making HAVE We don’t have to ditch the wildlife IT MOVED Now at ■ So Mr Polglase thinks that The state government has the people here? Where will all and love the beauty of koalas, easy... Kingscliff Tweed Shire cannot afford to taken over approval of these the sewage go? and there are many places that tCVTJOFTT Central be strict with its development big developments; however, Does anyone other than are not their natural habitat support controls because it might scare they rely heavily on local council and other interested that could be used for housing tXFCIPTUJOH a developer off (no prizes for advice from the council in- parties want massive develop- developments. tIPNFDPNQVUFSSFQBJST guessing which one). ‘The volved. In the first application ments lacking responsibility Most of the people who care tCVTJOFTT7P*1TPMVUJPOT Tweed has always been seen in February, our planners ex- to our environment and the for koalas either don’t know by potential investors as a diffi- pressed grave concerns about current residents in Tweed what to do or don’t think cult place to invest money and a number of aspects of the Shire to be built? Is the Coun- anything they do will have an a difficult area to work’. So he plan including for our wildlfe cil’s reluctance to spend a few impact on blind, self-centred is urging our beautiful Tweed and koalas. As the application thousand dollars on a Koala politicians in the hands of to marry even an ugly, mean has not really improved we Plan of Management for the money-hungry developers. bridegroom because no one expect that they will make the Tweed Shire because the sta- So start to recognise that else will want us. same recommendations. We tus of the koala here is much the people do not want to Kingscliff Podiatry In reality, there are 20 major would like our councillors to worse than our data tells us? Is destroy koala habitat and do projects valued at between support these recommenda- this why they are going to push not want the developers just Podiatrist Andy Jenkins 10 and 100 million dollars tions in their very important through developments as soon making money out of the koala x gentle, effective podiatry awaiting approval on the Tweed submission to the Dept of as possible and then bow to territory. It is their territory, x ingrown toenails by the new panel created by the Planning. public pressure to undertake has been and ever should be, x orthotics state government. Or, in other If Mr Polglase talks them this plan? so leave it be. And get on with words, keen admirers are lined into merely ‘noting the re- If you want to have a say in a more sustainable plan. The x heel & arch pain up out the door and down the port’, as happened last time, forming these developments Tweed is being desecrated at x NEW stylish extra depth/width road. The Tweed can afford to it will look as if the people of into ecologically friendly and speed. summer sandals be fussy. Why wreck our image the Tweed do not care what more desirable propositions Audrey Hadley NEW location: Level 2, Kingscliff as the clean green Tweed, by happens to us or our wildlife. please write to Tweed Shire Tweed Heads Central, Pearl St 02 6674 2933 going backwards by 15 years From speaking to so many of Council PO Box 816, Mur- ■ More letters overleaf in terms of environmental you over the past few months, willumbah, 2484 email tsc@ controls for these two mini- I know the general public does tweed.nsw.gov.au and the cities? What’s in it for the rest care. Minister for Planning, GPO ARE YOU PART OF THE CONVERSATION? of us? Eco means jobs for locals If you would prefer eco koala Box 5341, Sydney, 2001 email Your community newspaper is the place where Tweed Shire people like to and minimising the impact of friendly development, please [email protected] air their concerns. these developments on our check out our ad this week and gov.au. precious wildlife and tourism. write to the council. Encourage Unfortunately for some And, unlike other papers, we listen. Surely with a fortune of $950 your friends and workmates whom it would suit other- That is, we devote more space to our letter writers than the others do. million, Mr Ell can afford a few to do so also. Numbers count. wise, we still live in a democ- underpasses and overpasses for Submissions close on that day racy where we have freedom of (Maybe it’s because more people write to us!) the koalas to travel safely. They and after that it is really up to speech. Please speak up before Have your say by dropping us a line: are a standard safety measure them. Alone I can do nothing our beautiful Tweed Valley is in this situation, and locally, to stop this massive develop- ruined. [email protected], or fax they have been proven to work ment that threatens our rare Sue Nicholls 02 6672 4933, or Suite 1, Warina Walk in Lismore by their council. healthy colony, but if we stand Murwillumbah Arcade, Main Street, Murwillumbah. Why not here? This is your together, we can make a dif- last chance this week to write ference. With the situation the ■ The apparent disregard be- to the council so please help, way it is, it is the only thing that ing shown by developers for the Tweed does not deserve can. Even a postcard or a one our precious local wildlife is second rate. line email saying you support absurd. With immediate refer- Lisa Townsend the koalas will make a huge ence to the Kings Forest sub- Murwillumbah difference, especially for those mission before the NSW Dept fighting for their lives. Please of Planning, we must have ■ Team Koala would like to be part of the koala’s team – we common sense prevail. thank the many people who really need you now! Tweed Shire councillors, have supported us in trying Jenny Hayes please advise the Planning to get eco and koala friendly Team Koala, Murwillumbah Minister that this develop- strategies in place at the pro- ment is not welcome in our posed new development at ■ Even though I am probably shire unless it implements a Kings Forest. Thanks also to all just an ignorant ‘moron with complete ban on potential at The Echo for letting people no idea’ I note with interest wildlife-maiming domestic know what is really going on. our new mayor’s comment to companion animals. Next Tuesday night (Oc- media on September 17 that You must also ensure that tober 20) the councillors will the Kings Forest and Cobaki the road network in this ‘mini consider their response to the lakes developments will be city’ is koala friendly. Please development application by moving towards sales in the respect the wildlife’s place in Leda. Tweed Shire Council’s next 12 to14 months. In my our ecosystem and promise us own planning experts would ignorance I thought that these ratepayers that we can be as- like to see harm minimisa- developments were still await- sured of coexisting with the tion for the wildlife, as we do. ing approval from the NSW real locals for generations to This means no cats and dogs, Dept of Planning who have the come! underpasses and overpasses, final say. Cameron Bowden protecting the corridors and So does this mean that eco- Eviron decent block sizes as well as logically friendly development other standard safety measures guidelines will not be applied ■ Who in their right mind for building on sensitive land to these developments and the would consider building like this. colony of 75 koalas in Kings houses for people without due Kings Forest is an extremely Forest will die? There are ap- consideration in this day and large development that along proximately 10,000 people who age to the recognised native with Cobaki Lakes will take up will be living in Kings Forest. animals’ habitat? 70 per cent of our urban devel- After the initial destruction/ Are you all going mad? opment capacity. It is also right construction phase what em- Thousands of people in the on a vital koala corridor. This ployment will this township Tweed love koalas. Thousands is probably the most important create? Will ‘looking at raising of people in Australia love decision the councillors will the level of Clarrie Hall dam’ koalas and millions of people make in their term of office. be enough to provide water to around the world recognise Letters to the Editor Fax: 6672 4933 Email: [email protected] Deadline: Noon, Tuesday Letters longer than 200 words may be cut and pseudonyms are not acceptable. Please include your full name, address and phone number.
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Right-wing views somehow vindicated, even rently in charge (Polglase and rally. We already pay out from not appropriate and he pro- But all is not lost. Millions of I am becoming increasingly warm-at-heart, in my vocal op- Youngblutt) and put in leaders our rates to support these pa- ceeded to set upon me. car race fans worldwide who disappointed with the direction position to Joh’s policies once the community actually voted thetic fantasies of fame. Before I retreated across the road watched the rally on TV should of your publication, I believe my colleague’s politics became for. By the way, wasn’t the coun- we commit more precious re- to the police station with the now be hastily packing their we still live in a democracy and apparent. cil the new mayor previously sources that could better pro- assailant in hot pursuit and bags and flying to Murwillum- people with right-wing views It is with this in mind that I led sacked for corruption? mote the area, let’s get some guess what? Nine forty five in bah to see the nice trees they are equally entitled to be heard. suggest to anyone who might And Youngblutt calling con- accurate results. the morning, ‘no one home’. viewed in the background. Also, could you please pass on have been referred to as a mo- cerned citizens exercising their Why pander to the rich and It is actions like this that We can only hope they don’t my sympathy to Emerald As- ron by Cr Youngblutt that they right to protest ‘morons’ not spoiled elite who benefit from reinforce public opinion that watch another race before then, troturf, not for her business should also take heart and feel only displays his contempt for the running of this dinosaur the police do not see them- with a better background. woes but for her unfortunate duly vindicated in whatever voters but brings to mind the event, rather than focusing selves as part of the general Terry Seabrook name. stance they might have taken old saying ‘when you point the on our future potential to at- community. Kingscliff David Nelson and are likely to continue to finger at someone, remember tract eco-friendly visitors who The police clearly have an ‘us Tweed Heads take in the interests of this de- there are always three pointing come to experience the unique and them’ mentality – reason- Support for rail lightful region. back’! beauty and peace of our re- able when dealing with pro- Anyone who doesn’t appreci- The Youngblutt saga Trevor Robertson Suzanne Gray gion? What’s new or different fessional criminals, but inap- ate why rail trails replacing the I was once called a communist Upper Crystal Creek Chinderah about a car crash rally? Puts propriate when dealing with Northern Rivers rail services is by a colleague whose politics, I us on the map, eh? What, for the public. a bad idea should spend a few later learned, were well to the ■ Dust storms, wild weather, The Point funds being knuckle-dragging mugs That they refer to themselves days flitting around Victoria’s right of those of Joh Bjelke Pe- bushfires, surely it cannot take The general ratepayer did not who can’t see the forest for the as a police ‘force’ rather than a regional centres at 160kph in tersen, premier of Queensland much longer for people to put foot the bill in the recent court trees? police ‘service’ is telling. That the new ‘purple people eaters’, at the time. The premier had two and two together and rec- cases against The Point. The le- Polglase concludes by saying this attitude is so ingrained if you can get a seat. introduced draconian legisla- ognise that the degradation of gal cost to the ratepayer was vir- ‘If council had taken a leader- within police culture must be The revival of V Lines’ tion in response to demonstra- the environment through in- tually nothing because council ship role, I believe we would the fault of senior manage- fortunes is the result of tions against visiting South dustry, excess livestock agri- filed ‘submitting appearance’ have brought the community ment. investment in track upgrading African rugby players, selected culture and overdevelopment meaning they did not actively along with us’. This statement Try making a complaint and the purchase of 38 x 2-car on the basis of that country’s plays a part? defend the cases but left them admits that the community about any matter at Murwil- diesel units. Nice to see groups vicious apartheid policy. Get rid of the development- for the developer to fight. The was at best deeply divided and lumbah police station (when of teenagers going to gigs While I was not, and never hungry and environmentally- Hastings Point Residents As- begs the question, what sort of someone is home) and you without risking their lives on have been, a communist, I felt insensitive councillors cur- sociation, with a great deal of ‘leadership’ can we expect from will understand that the above the road. community support, funded this man (elected with support rings true. Maybe it is the same Robin Spragg the legal battle against the de- from two of his colleagues)? I at a police station near you. I Terranora HOME SUSTAINABILITY velopers with their own money suspect it will be an autocratic suspect so. and legal representation. style that does not respect the A year ago I experienced the ■ The size of the roll up at Mur- ASSESSOR TRAINING When Gavin Lawrie ran views of those most affected: very sharp edge of this police willumbah station on Tuesday, for council he didn`t need current residents will have to attitude, when charged and October 8, was disappointing. garage sales and raffle tickets, pay for the infrastructure of convicted of assault. The boof- I’ve never yet come across a his campaign was funded by expanding Gold Coast-style headed local magistrate totally resident that thought losing Coolplanet and ACE are offering property developers and his development at the same time ignored credible evidence of- our rail service a good thing, campaign running mate was as we pay for Gold Coast-style fered in my defence. He didn’t yet so few can be bothered to training to become a Home Alan McIntosh, the majority ‘entertainment’. even have the manners to look object to the imminent legis- Sustainability Assessor land owner in Hastings Point. Scott Sledge up from his paperwork when lation that could sell off the +Õ>wi`Ê>ÃÃiÃÃÀÃÊV>ÊV`ÕVÌÊÃÕÃÌ>>LÌÞÊÊ Former councillor Gavin Kingscliff being addressed. rail corridor, thus making any >ÃÃiÃÃiÌÃÊÕ`iÀÊÌ iÊvi`iÀ>Ê}ÛiÀiÌÃÊÀiiÊ Lawrie was quite vocal in his My conviction was just re- chance of having a rail service a >ÃÊ«À}À>°Ê/ ÃÊ«À}À>ÊvviÀÃÊi}LiÊÀiÃ`iÌÃÊ support for Hastings Point ■ The rally weekend morphed cently quashed in the District near impossibility. Such apathy >ÊvÀiiÊÃÕÃÌ>>LÌÞÊ>ÃÃiÃÃiÌÊÌÊ i«ÊÌ iÊÃ>ÛiÊ to be two storeys and voted the Tweed and Kyogle Shires Court by a judge who spent lets incompetent governments iÞÊ>`ÊÀi`ÕViÊ}Àii ÕÃiÊ}>ÃÊiÃÃÃÊ>ÃÊ accordingly. Then a month into a ‘police state’. 20 minutes eloquently demol- get away with murder. ÜiÊ>ÃÊ>VViÃÃÊÌÊ>Êf£ä]äääÊÌiÀiÃÌÊvÀiiʼ}ÀiiÊ>½°Ê later after receiving a phone My hometown Murwillum- ishing the police case against Also disappointing was the ÃÃiÃÃÀÃÊVÕÀÀiÌÞÊ}iÌÊ«>`ÊfÓääÊ«iÀÊ>ÃÃiÃÃiÌÊ>`Ê call from Mr Alan McIntosh bah saw the ‘Capitalist Defence myself. conspicuous absence of Justine V>ÊV`ÕVÌÊÕ« ÌÊwÛiÊ«iÀÊ`>Þ° about the matter, Mr Lawrie Force’ or mini blitzkrieg if you The police prosecutor be- Elliot; not even a message. As Not only will you get paid well, you will be changed his mind, he said ‘he like ride into town: groups of came tired of the dressing MLC Lee Rhiannon pointed making a positive difference in the community. had made a mistake! There riot squad members patrolling down her department received out, federal Labor promised was a lone figure in the public the streets in groups of four she melted into her chair, sit- to pour millions into restoring UÊf£ÓääÊVÕ`}ÊV>ÌiÀ}Ê>`ÊVÕÀÃiÊ>ÌiÀ>à gallery that day, ex-councillor or five. ting down before the judge our line as part of their election UÊÛiÊ`>ÞÃÊÓÈÉ£äÊÊÎäÉ£äÊUÊi`ÊÊ ÕÕLLÞ Lawrie’s second running mate On the Friday I became aware had finished, looking forlorn platform. Now we have silence UÊ/i>V iÀÃÊ>ÀiÊiÝ«iÀiVi`Ê>ÃÃiÃÃÀà in the march 2004 election, Mr of a young local woman, a very at having the wind judiciously when we need action. Alan McIntosh. ill woman, just out of hospital, evacuated from her sails. This is a golden opportunity PLEASE His now famous ‘backflip’ having had fist-size diabetic ul- It’s about time the police for the federal government to CALL reinstated the three storey cers drained, who was crossing ‘force’ returned to a police step in and appropriate control ACE ÈÈn{ÊÎÎÇ{ height limit at Hastings Point. Main Street, understandably ‘service’ and became servants of our rail corridor from the Paul Flanagan shaky on her feet. A group of of the public who pay their incompetents in Macquarie Bogangar four policemen confronted her, wages. Street. The building of the line Need A Website one of them physically frisked A more detailed version of and the provision of rolling Rally nightmare her, she was ordered down on this letter will go to the appro- stock could be handed over to that will help increase profits? Tweed’s new mayor Warren her knees onto the footpath, priate Ombudsman and the lo- the Queensland government so 8.4 million people have internet Polglase has written a column made to empty her bag onto cal member. that we could have a seamless for the Tweed Daily News (Oc- the ground, to have the con- Peter Rae continuity with their excellent access in Australia tober 3) in which he claims the tents spread across the foot- Condong commuter service from Special Offer for a limited time.e. Repco rally ‘was a great suc- path by a policeman’s boot. Brisbane Airport to Robina. cess’ and proceeds to repeat the To prove she had a legitimate ■ So some local businesses are Ultimately it could be possible rally spin about 50 million TV reason for the heavy-duty pain complaining that they did not to catch a train in Byron Bay Basic Package from viewers, etc. killers, she was ordered into turn a profit during the Repco and alight in Brisbane or at the A custom website design Who remembers the names the chemist shop for that evi- rally and also asking why there air terminals. How convenient, of towns in Finland where the dence. were food vans brought in how sensible! Think of the perfect for start-ups, sole-traderse-traders rally was held the month be- A report of the incident is from outside the area. Remem- number of people who would or small businesses needing an fore they brought it here? I’m currently with a state Upper ber, the rally is put on to make be able to leave their cars at effective website solution told that few, if any, visitors are House parliamentarian. a profit and having food vans home. *Includes web hosting valued at $140* drawn to places that have had The other end of the spec- in to ply their trade is just part Diana Eriksen rallies, apart from loutish lads trum was my experience on of it, as these vans would most Murwillumbah who want to copycat reckless Main Street, the Wednesday likely have to pay a fee. So they *Offer valid till the end of November* driving. morning following the rally. profit and so does the rally. ■ Letters also acknowledged Where are the survey results I witnessed a young child Also some businesses in from Elizabeth Fullrand, Get your business online today! about the promised $31 mil- of three or four years being Kingscliff did not make the Bogandar, Barbara Fitzgibbon, Ask about getting any graphic design done. lion our businesses were to brutally, verbally assaulted, money they expected. Well of Kingscliff, Poppy Meeves, profit? Why do so many shops diagonally opposite the police course not! The rally’s main Terranora, Ari Ehrlich, web. www.webfeetdesign.com.au and cafes in the Tweed say they station. I felt I must intervene event was in Murwillumbah, Tyalgum, T Brill, Hastings had a quiet week and some ac- for the child’s sake, who inci- Kingscliff only had the pit Point. Writers are reminded mob. 0400395583 tually lost money? dentally was cowering against area; unfortunately tune ups that our preferred length is ph. 02 66874139 webfeet Polglase wants council to a shop front terrified out of his and tyre changing are not ex- 200 words and our deadline is design ‘provide more support’ for the wits. I told the assailant it was actly big crowd pullers. noon, Tuesday.
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• New ownership as of July 1st Tweed teenager Heidi Goodall • Modern, relaxed, biocompati ble denti stry has such a love for animals that • ‘On the spot’ bulk billing for EPC pati ents she invented a device which • ‘On the day’ emergency appointments could save the lives of baby whales. Menti on this ad and a Professional Bleaching Kit In August last year Heidi (normal value $600) will be off ered for $250, complete (pictured with the device) with a complementary comprehensive examinati on. watched Colin the whale calf, 7/14 Middleton Street, Byron Bay • 02 6680 7774 which was later discovered to be female, struggle at Pittwater, Sydney, and ultimately eutha- nised as nobody could find a Meet the way to feed her. ‘I saw it on TV and thought Neighbours there must be a way,’ she said. Heidi, a Year 12 student at Lindisfarne Anglican Gram- mar School, made the whale calf feeder as part of a major design project for her HSC. ‘I had quite a few design Byron Bird Buddies ideas,’ she said. ‘This one is number six. In all it ended up is conducting free costing $2,000.’ Heidi’s ingenuity also scored ‘They came up here (to Mur- After finishing school Heidi shorebird talks and The outer tank is a boat like her a place on the ABC’s New willumbah) and we went whale has plans to take her love of walks in October. flotation device which can be Inventors program where she watching. It was the first time animals even further by be- tied to the side of a boat. A cav- got to live out a dream. I’d seen a whale in real life.’ coming a vet. The talks and walks ity slopes down to the inner include children’s milk tank and a tap moder- activities and all are welcome. ates the flow. It can attach to Walk to save Ugandan kids from the Lord either a teat or a stomach feed- Kids here in the Tweed ganisation led by so-called Only two areas in Aus- BIRD WALKS ing tube. are lucky – their counter- Christian guerillas fighting tralia regularly participate in t'MBU3PDL #BMMJOB'SJEBZBUBN ‘I saw Colin nuzzling into parts in Uganda spend the the Ugandan government. the walk, Melbourne and the boats and trying to feed that nights fleeing their villages They have been responsible Tweed. t#FMPOHJMFTUVBSZ 4BUVSEBZBUBN way,’ Heidi said of her initial in fear and seeking safety for numerous massacres and Registration begins 3.30pm t8FTU#ZSPO8FUMBOET 4VOEBZBUBN design idea. in urban areas, away from abductions. at Jack Evans Boat Harbour ‘It would be great if the feed- the evil deeds carried out by On Saturday, October 24, and the walk begins at 4pm. #PPLJOHTGPSUIFCJSEXBMLTBSFFTTFOUJBM er could be used in future but the Lord’s Resistance Army Gulu Walk will help raise Afterwards, walkers will join $BMM+BOPO I’d love it if there were no more (LRA). awareness of these atroci- in the lantern parade at the orphaned whales.’ The LRA is a terrorist or- ties. Tweed River Festival.
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Bill McCullochs The Wake Up To Yourself Tour TWEED CITY Patrick Mac is presently on tour of country NSW. Exhaust & Towbar He is coming to Mur’bah Civic Centre Nov 6 at 6pm Specialists “An amazing, wise young local destined to inspire and impact 232 years servicing tthe Tweed Valley crucial knowledge which has been wilfully hidden from us.” ‘At your service’ & Gold Coast A knowledge well for Health Care Professionals, Philosophers, Linguists, Artists, Scientists and Environmentalists. A one-off not to Unit 11/12 Greenway be missed. Admission is $10 per person. The presentation will cover: s 7HY WE ARE NOT DRIVING ELECTRIC VEHICLES s #OMEDIAN s -ASTER Drive, South Tweed OF 0HILOSOPHY s %XPLORES THE DERIVATIONS OF h!NGLISHv THE ANCIENT (opp. Motor Registry) %NGLISH SCRIPTS s -ASTER OF ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE HIDDEN SCIENCES OF Fax 07 5524 4768 HEALING s %ARTH SCIENCES AND THE FUTURE s #LIMATE WARS AND www.wakeuptoyourselfaustralia.com.au Mobile 0418 244 755 12 October 15, 2009 The Tweed Shire Echo www.tweedecho.com.au 4.30 G.P. (PG) 5.20 World News 6.00 Sunrise 6.00 Ten Early News 5.30 Today 6.00 ABC News 9.00 5.00am to 6.00pm 6.00 Formula 1 6.00 Kid’s Programs 8.30 I Dream Of 5.30 The New Inventors (G) 7.10 Weatherwatch 9.00 The Morning Show (PG) 7.00 Kids’ Programs 9.00 Mornings With Kerri- Business Today 9.30 Asia World News Grand Prix Jeannie 9.00 Bewitched 9.30 Kid’s 6.00 Kids’ Programs 7.25 World News 11.30 Seven News 9.00 9am With David And Kim Anne Pacific News 10.00 Kids’ In Various 8.15 ONE Moment Programs 10.30 Entertainment 11.00 Landline Programs Tonight 11.00 TMZ 11.30 The 1.00 Food Lovers’ Guide To 12.00 Movie: Something New 11.00 Ten News 11.00 Time/Life 4.30 Gardening Languages 8.20 Football Partridge Family 12.00 Frasier 12.00 Midday Report Australia (PG 2006) Stars Simon 12.00 Dr Phil (M) 11.30 Infomercials 10.20 Sports 12.30 Seinfeld 1.00 The Big Bang 12.30 The Gil Mayo Mysteries Australia 1.30 Letter To Anna (M) Baker, Sanaa Lathan, Blair 1.00 Oprah Winfrey Show (PG) 12.00 Ellen Degeneres Show 5.00 Message Stick 6.30 World News Unlimited Theory 2.00 Charlie’s Angels 1.30 The Cook And The Chef (G) 2.30 Dateline Underwood. 2.00 Ready Steady Cook (PG) (PG) 7.30 Dateline 11.20 National 3.00 Just Shoot Me! 2.00 Parliament Question 5.30 Can We Help? 3.30 Insight 2.00 Murder, She Wrote (PG) 3.00 Infomercial 1.00 The View (PG) 6.00 Collectors (G) 8.30 The Deadlys Football 3.30 The Nanny Time: House Of 4.30 The Journal 3.00 New Idea TV 3.30 Dharma & Greg (PG) 2.00 Days of Our Lives (PG) 2009 League 4.00 Camp Lazlo Representatives 6.30 Junkyard Wars 5.00 The Crew 3.30 Kids’ Programs 4.00 Huey’s Cooking 3.00 Alive And Cooking (G) 7.20 Mr Bean (G) 10.05 Movie: 5.35 Omnisport 4.30 Ben 10 3.00 Kids’ Programs 5.30 Stay Strong 4.30 Seven News Adventures (G) 3.30 Kids’ Programs Beneath 6.05 Football. 5.00 I Dream Of Jeannie 6.00 Landline Extra 7.30 Coach Trip (PG) 6.00 Living Black 5.00 M*A*S*H (G) 4.30 The Bold & The Beautiful 4.30 Afternoon News 8.00 Red Dwarf (PG) Clouds (M Bundesliga 5.30 Bewitched 6.30 Talking Heads 6.30 World News Australia 5.30 Deal Or No Deal (G) 5.00 Ten News 5.00 Antiques Roadshow (G) 2001) Australia. Weekly 6.00 The Flintstones 7.00 ABC News 8.30 Good Game 7.30 Top Gear (PG) 6.00 Seven and Prime News 6.00 The Simpsons (G) Rpt. 5.30 Hot Seat (G) 9.00 The Urban Stars Dannielle Highlights 6.30 The Jetsons 7.30 The 7.30 Report 8.30 Man Vs Wild 7.00 Home And Away (PG) 6.30 Neighbours (G) Rpt. 6.00 Evening News Hall. 7.15 Formula 1 7.00 Entertainment 8.00 Australian Story (PG) Monkey With 9.30 World News 7.30 Highway Patrol (PG) 7.00 The 7pm Project (PG) 7.00 A Current Affair Murray Foote 11.35 Footprints In Grand Prix Tonight 8.30 Four Corners 10.00 Entourage (M) 8.00 Destroyed In Seconds (PG) 7.30 Are You Smarter Than A 7.30 Two And A Half Men (PG) The Sand (PG) 9.30 Sports Tonight 7.30 Frasier 9.20 Media Watch 9.05 triple j tv With 10.30 Skins (MA) 8.30 Flash Forward (M) 5th Grader? (PG) 8.00 The Big Bang Theory The Doctor 12.05 Weatherwatch 10.00 Sports Soup 8.00 Seinfeld 9.35 Ashes To Ashes (M) 11.30 Life’s A Zoo (M) 9.30 Mercy (M) 8.30 Good News Week (M) 8.30 The Mentalist (M) 10.30 Baseball. 8.30 Vampire Diaries (M)
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ARIES: With the planetary CANCER: This week may need spirit wisdom, higher self or positively seething with emphasis in your partnership rapid, even radical, adjustments whatever you like to call it has excellent contacts, while its zone don’t even think about to the way you do things: important information for you. challenge is to balance the ideal behaviour that causes you or sharing instead of hoarding, Sure you’re busy with a hundred with the reality, the impulse and anyone else unnecessary stress. opening up when you’re feeling and one different kinds of fun, its fulfillment, the way things Accept that other people’s at your most vulnerable rather but at some time turn off the could be and the way they agendas are their own business, than snapping the crab shell mobile, iPod and the news and are, ie. the hundred and one take care of your health and this shut. Insisting on your way tune into numero uno… contradictions of daily existence. week you’ll be looking good just could cause clashes – go for SCORPIO: Don’t like living like an Aries should. cooperation and collaboration. with unanswered questions? AQUARIUS: While Jupiter TAURUS: You definitely win this LEO: Forget critics raining The universe has been busy direct in your sign attracts week’s astral jackpot as your on your parade – this week’s probing your depths and this support and applause for your ruling planet Venus sashays into Leo moon kickoff brings a week Mercury brings answers. adventurous, cutting-edge her favourite home stay – witty, reassuring upswing in creative Possibly not what you expected, inspirations, it’s in your best Quick Clues Cryptic Clues artistic, pleasure loving Libra – inspiration. If the wow factor’s or even wanted, but they’ll give interests to be diplomatic rather ACROSS ACROSS while clever Mercury keeps a been a bit lacking lately take you more control over your life than blunt because this week 1. Written work submitted ready for 1. 13 across epic page sample prepared by Remington (10) weather eye on Tauran finances, heart, because there’s plenty of by clarifying a decision whether won’t appreciate your signature publication (10) 6. Halt, cease (4) 6. Road work. Halt (4) ensuring you don’t over-flash verve and joie de vivre in this to commit or quit. straightforwardness. Awkward, 10. Languages for Chinese crime week’s wheelings and dealings. 10. Organs of taste (7) the plastic in the cathedrals of SAGITTARIUS: As Jupiter your inconvenient truths need tactful 11. Make more intense, coagulate (7) syndicate union with two cardinals (7) 11. Concentrate, yokel, captured by a retail. VIRGO: Stop criticizing yourself! ruling planet heads direct in packaging. 12. Female head of a clan (9) 13 Lovers’ meeting (5) number (7) GEMINI: Stay detached from Do you even realize you’re the sign of unexpected benefits 12. Dominant woman to walk over PISCES: With present planetary 14. Barb, prickle (5) emotional dramas, tread gently doing it? Be as tender and and new moves, this week poor Rita (9) emphasis in the Piscean sector 15. Chairman, head of Presbyterian around other people’s sensitive understanding to yourself as could bring a fresh slant on 13. Attempt street rendezvous (5) of partnership, teamwork and church (9) 14. Number following god – what a areas and a lucrative business you are with others. Appreciate a marketing presentation or 17. Mistaken, in error (9) the beautiful creature you are. business strategy, highlighting alliances, it’s important to heal prick! (5) deal could be cemented this 20. Stakes in poker (5) 15.Trade breakdown in the backroom week. While celestial cha-cha Acknowledge those meticulous what needs to be repackaged, rifts and reestablish a smooth 21. Lower intestine (5) needs a mediator (9) steps suggest a temptation to Mercurian gifts: your elegant reworked or just resigned to flow of energy with the key 23. Watchmen, guards (9) 17. Certain to go back over the patent 25. Social worker, offi cial who hands let style overwhelm substance, aesthetics, your sense of service the bin. people in your life so you can copier, but mistaken (9) and finesse. out charity (7) 20. Worker takes two directions actions and results should speak CAPRICORN: This week’s fully absorb your lucky transit 26. 1920s design movement (3,4) making bets (5) louder than charisma. LIBRA: This week your intuition, socially aerobic climate is coming up this summer. 27. Pig’s grunting sound (4) 21. Broken elbow – shows guts (5) 28. Nymphs who majntained the 23. Guards three points: silent service! garden of the west (classical) (10) 990 Magnus Carlsen’s magnificent 60.Kd1! Rb3 25. The French Roman – confuses Wang’s hand almost released the rook on c3 victory in Nanjing this week has CHESS by Ian Rogers DOWN social worker (7) left historians scratching their before he reconsidered and found a safer, but 26. Design movement requires skill Play at Seagulls Club, Thurs 6-10pm not safe enough, square. Had Wang not been 1. Tribal emblem (5) heads – has there ever been a bet- 2. Light red wine (5,4) with cryptic code (3,4) number one Veselin Topalov - – your good form and your oppo- required by the ‘touch move’ rule to move his 27. Its all right about the popular, says ter performance by an 18-year- rook, he might have tried 60...Ka5!? 61.Nd5 3. Fuity white wine (9,5) old in history? few believe that Carlsen will take nents playing poorly. Others may pig (4) Re1+! 62.Kxe1 Nd3+ 63.Kd2 Nxc1 64.Kxc1, 4. Speaker’s platform (7) 28. Man takes horse, having captured Only one player, only one more than half that time to take be surprised to see such a result, reaching the notoriously tricky endgame of two 5. Tossed, threw (7) over at the top. but Magnus is young and for him psychic power from the nymphs of the result bears comparison – knights against pawns. (Without the pawns 7. Fortifi ed European wine (5) evening (10) Bobby Fischer’s 1962 win of the Carlsen’s result has virtu- nothing is impossible.’ White could not force checkmate.) Carlsen 8. Dry white wine (5,4) Stockholm Interzonal World ally guaranteed the Norwegian Carlsen did have one advan- would still have been favoured to win after 64... 9. Popular Australian beer (8,6) DOWN Championship qualifier, 2.5 teenager a place in the Final 8 tage denied to Fischer – most f5 65.Nf4! but with less than 10 minutes left to 14. Widely marketed Italian white 1. Carry the maiden – it’s symbolic (5) World Championship Candidates notably the facility to phone a finish the game, his endgame technique would wine (9) 2. Light red cast iron pint points ahead of 22 other aspirants have been severely tested. for Mikhail Botvinnik’s world title matches, though with the fickle- friend, Kasparov. Almost every 16. Document of ownership (5,4) 3. Club saving on an amusing drop evening Carlsen’s new trainer was 61.Nd5+! Ka7 62.Ra1+ Kb8 63.Kc2! Rh3 18. Look at, watch (7) (9,5) from around the globe. ness of the world body FIDE, it Suddenly the rook cannot stay on the b file and is hard to be 100% confident that ‘giving me some comments and 19. Portable tanning device (3-4) 4. Stand up or play the banjo! (7) Both Carlsen’s and Fischer’s Black’s king will be left without protection. 22. Human female (5) 5. Threw tar at journalist (7) the Candidates matches will actu- advice’ said Carlsen. 64.Rb1+ Ka7 65.Rb7+ Ka6 66.Rb6+ Ka5 tournament wins were achieved 24. Specks, dots (5) 7. Muscadelle to backchat (5) within a couple of months of their ally take place in 2010. Evidence of Kasparov’s guid- 66...Ka7 67.Nb5+ Ka8 68.Nc7 checkmate! would 8. Sporting, I toss for the drink (5,4) 19th birthday and both tourna- Teimour Radjabov, the Azeri ing hand could be seen in many have been a prettier finish. 9. Green can makes old queen of Carlsen’s opening choices, but 67.Rb5+ Ka4 68.Nb6+ Ka3 69.Rxe5 1-0 ments signalled clearly that here wonderboy who beat Garry Last week’s solution resentful (8,6) the following victory was entirely a b c d e f g h was a future World Champion. Kasparov in 2003 at age 15 but 14. Booze causes decline in musical Carlsen’s own work. We pick up group entertaining a number (9) It took Fischer another 10 has subsequently failed to move 8 the game at the diagram, Carlsen 16. Bird conducted alchemist back to years to ascend the chess summit, higher than the top 10, spoke for 7 proof of ownership (5,4) the other Nanjing players when playing White against Chinese obstructed by Cold War chica- 6 18. Peep back, wait and watch (7) he said: ‘From the first round, star Wang Yue, after five and nery and by Fischer’s propensity a half hours play, with Carlsen 19. A laundryman ends up in the drain you could see that Magnus had 5 for a tanner (3-4) to boycott events if conditions did about to play his 59th move. not meet his high standards. new ideas and strategies, and 4 22. Order in pale lady (5) After his overwhelming vic- he changed every round which White has run out of pawns and it seems as if a 24. Looks up six acrosses (5) draw is inevitable but Carlsen manages to create 3 tory at the Pearl Spring tour- impressed me very much. He was threats from nowhere... 2 nament in Nanjing – a perfor- well prepared and played particu- 59.Rc1! Re3+? mance which included victories larly well. Of course such a result Obvious but fatal. Both 59...Ra5 and 59...Rb3 1 Mungo’s Crossword fi rst published over every rival, including world also needs some objective factors should hang on. Carlsen (White) to play in The Week. A fabulous shop of Patchwork CRYSTAL & Haberdashery TREASURES Wide range of quality fabrics Crystals, inspirational books, oracle cards, from $10 jewellery, wands, art, music. Therapeutic massage, clairvoyant readings, Reiki, Crystal healing, Classes Naturopathy, Iridology. • Patchwork • Quilting • Craft • Embroidery
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OCTMAY 15 –7 OCT– 13 21 ALL YOUR LOCALLOC AL ENTERTAINMENTENTERTAINME a Mother of a Comedy night Show and his numerous TV hard rock refused to leave the featuring Australia You’ve Got specials ‘Celebrity Superpow- party. So, after two solid years Talent’s semi finalistSandy ers’, and ‘The Power Of One’, Pe- on the road, Chase The Sun Gandhi and Jenny Wynter, ter Powers has become a major grew out of their blues roots just returned from 2 years celebrity and draw card on the and spread their branches up Island Vibe Festival performing in the US. Australian circuit. Peter is tour- and out to the heights of rock Jen is one of Australia’s fastest ing Australia during 2009 with and roll. October 30 to November 1 emerging comedic talents, with Andre Rieu a fantastic new show full of Princess and the accompanying Get set for the Island Vibe Fes- a particular passion for musi- surprises, one that promises to Living Free Part 2 are new tracks live via satellite from the Acer tival, which boasts some of the cal, character and improvised be an unbelievably outrageous from Chase The Sun’s forth- Arena world’s most acclaimed reggae comedy. For the past two years and wild experience. Saturday coming sophomore album and world music artists. Held at she has been based in North André Rieu, together with his at Seagulls from 8.30pm Rednecks and Gentlemen due Minjerribah (North Stradbroke America, where she has toured Johann Strauss Orchestra will for release in March 2010. delight fans across the country Chase The Sun freebies Island) you will arrive by ferry her stand-up act throughout Princess, the perfect song with an enchanting Arena Tour or water taxi at Dunwich on the Canada with Yuk Yuk’s and Jan Rynsaardt, Ryan Van Gen- about a girl you love to hate, Check it out! performance. At 8pm NSW western side of the island. has performed as a mainstage nip and Jon Howell formed showcases the band’s burgeon- We have 2 full weekend According to organiser Morg- ing new sound and captures a passes to the Island yn, ‘The idea to do a festival taste of the excitement Chase Vibes Festival, which on Minjerribah (Stradboke) hit The Sun generate with their me like a falling coconut one rocking live shows at festivals includes a camping November day walking along and sweat box pubs all over spot and ferry trans- Deadman’s Beach at Point the country. fers to the island. It’s Lookout. It was one of those Recorded in one take late over $500 worth! Email magical days when the ocean one night after just the right [email protected] and sky create that harmony number of beers, the other of aquamarine and deep blue track Living Free Part 2 couldn’t with the email header that make you feel like the be more different toPrincess . ‘island tweed vibing’ luckiest being on the planet…’ Like Prince with a hangover The festival’s Arts, Culture and jamming with Keb Mo, Ryn- Community program exists saardt delivers this simple solo to highlight and celebrate the blues number about the good music, dance, art and cultures things in life in a falsetto style of Indigenous peoples locally, that would surprise and delight across Australia , throughout even his mum. Oceania and beyond. It also Both tracks were recorded on provides artistic and cultural SARITA APPEARING AT THE ISLAND VIBE FESTIVAL ON NORTH STRADBROKE ISLAND good old fashioned two-inch exchange opportunities for OCT 30 TO NOV 1 tape under the watchful ear of the local island community, David Skeet (Kate Miller-Hei- and strives to create harmony cast member with the world- DST, from Sydney’s Acer Arena, among cultures by coming renowned improv company this magnificent event will be together on equal ground. Loose Moose Theatre. beamed out via CinemaLive’s satellite network as it happens, Some of the line up includes In 2006 she was awarded a into regional cinemas and big Natiruts, Chali 2na, Saritah, $15,500 Lord Mayor’s New and screens, including at Seagulls. Grrilla Step, Chocolate Strings, Emerging Artists Fellowship Don’t miss André’s magical House of Shem, Nicky Bomba, to travel to New York, Boston, performance as he fills the (PUB SoundSystem, Kingfisha, Darky Las Vegas and LA to train in night with breathtaking music. Roots, Bonjah, Laneous, Mista comedy and improv with the Tickets selling fast. Friday at (*( Savona, Spankinhide, Fyah prestigious Second City and Seagulls from 8pm. PSFWFOUUP Walk and Yeshe. more. In 2007 Arts Queensland For more visit www.islandvibe. awarded her another grant to Peter Powers – QSPNPUF com.au attend the Loose Moose Inter- national School of Improvisa- Hypnotist Email Tweed River Festival [email protected] tion in Calgary and she was Peter Powers is well known for A full weekend of activities will also offered an independent his many appearances on the and it will be be on at this weekend’s Tweed residency at the renowned Footy Show where he hypno- Banff Centre, to work on her included for free. River Festival. It runs from tized Fatty Vautin and other JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH: ELAINE WOODGATE AS new solo show. Jen has written October 17 to 24 and includes members of the show. His AUNT SPONGE, CAROL EVANS AS AUNT SPIKER & KOBY Remember the for ABC TV’s The Glass House, revegetation, art exhibitions, shows are unique, fun-packed L’ESTRELLE AS JAMES. FRIDAY OCTOBER 23 AT THE Gig Guide too, has performed all around with loads of surprises. During lantern, singing and drumming MURWILLUMBAH CIVIC CENTRE the best way to workshops, wetland and bird Australia and the USA and has 2008 Foxtel aired nationally a appeared on Brisbane’s 612 walks and open days. For more 13- week series of Peter Power’s dke, The Church) with the idea advertise the ABC, Tasmania’s Huon FM and Chase The Sun and recorded info visit www.tweed.nsw.gov. shows ‘Power Of One’ which of catching a real and honest Tweed’s events. Briz 31’s Cinema. Until jump- their critically acclaimed self- au/Events/WhatsOnCommu- is the third series. Following representation of the band ing the ocean to Canada, she titled 2007 debut with the nity.aspx these specials, Foxtel followed playing live in the studio. co-hosted The Frog and Peach, through with another series by high ideal that they would be See them at the Soundlounge, the cultishly popular comedy Peter Powers titled ‘Street Hyp- an acoustic blues trio. Only Currumbin RSL 8pm Friday. drive-time radio show on 4ZZZ. nosis’. Peter Powers is in strong problem was, they discovered Thursday October 15 at Side demand world wide and, in shortly afterwards that they Marshall and the Fro Splitting Comedy at the Cur- mid 2008 he filmed a 13-week were too loud, too fast and rumbin RSL. Show at 7.30pm series of TV shows in the Neth- pretty much way too rock n roll From humble beginnings in By- Mother of a Comedy with doors open from 6.30pm. erlands for the Dutch market. for anything as sedate as that. ron Bay, Marshall and the Fro Tickets are $15/18 and can be During each year, he tours Eng- Never fear, it’s not that the are now in demand performing Night bought at the club or online land, Scotland, Ireland and is blues has left Chase The Sun nationally and internationally. Stand up comedian and serial on www.currumbinrsl.com.au trying to fit in a tour of Canada. entirely; it’s more that their oth- Their music feels so natural mother Mandy Nolan presents Phone 07 5534 7999. With appearances on The Footy er influences, classic rock and and so comfortable it’s like www.tweedecho.com.au The Tweed Shire Echo October 15, 2009 15
BAYWRITE THEATRE presents... The Last Resort Choir Boys theatre production Friday October 23 Cabarita Beach Sports Club Lots of hilarity, music and may- Jeff Lang hem is promised for the Tweed Friday October 23 Theatre Company’s latest Soundlounge production, The Last Resort. The Aussie comedy is set in James Guppy in Conversation THE ‘LAST RESORT’ THEATRE PRODUCTION OPENS FRIDAY an over 50s retirement village, 2pm Saturday October 31 PERFORMING ARTS CHALLENGE Tweed River Art Gallery where residents have to raise A programme of 11 short plays BILL JACOBI AT THE RIVERVIEW HOTEL IN money to repair the village bus. Dance Force Showcase written and performed by local artists MURWILLUMBAH THIS SUNDAY There is complimentary wine Sunday November 1 and cheese on opening night, Seagulls At the Byron Community which is this Friday October Hilltop Hoods & Cultural Centre 16. Complimentary coffee or Saturday November 7 tea will be served at the inter- YOU’RE THE JUDGE ! Seagulls You vote for your favourite play, DATE & TIME val. Written by Judith Prior and and the play with the most votes Natiruts (Brazil) Friday 16 Oct ...... 7.30pm directed by Raelene Richards, at the end of the last night wins... Friday October 30 Saturday 17 Oct .....7.30pm the play has special permis- Coolangatta Hotel Sunday 18 Oct ...... 5.00pm sion for performance by David Spicer Productions. It runs from Wolf And Cub TICKETS October 16, 17, 23, 24 at 8pm Saturday October 31 $22 Groups of 10 or more $20 DST, and October 18 and 25 Coolangatta Hotel Byron Community and at 3pm DST. Tickets at the door The Unity Festival Cultural Centre. or telephone (07) 5536 2556 to Saturday November 14 Bookings 6685 6807 The Branding Rail book tables of 10 or more. BYO Enquiries [email protected] drinks and snacks. $12 adults Murwillumbah Showgrounds
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This photo taken in 1965 is from legendary surfer and shaper Bob McTavish’s book which he will launch during the Kirra SurfStock Festival in November. The man who created the shortboard revolution, redesigned the V-bottom and was the innovator of the Fantastic Plastic Machine, will appear at Kirra Surf retail store on Friday November 6 at 4pm for the launch and signing. McTavish will then follow on to the KirraSurf Club as a special guest for the Friday night Surf- rider Foundation.
Cudgen Leagues Ladies Woods: Plate Winners: C Lane, M Pea- SPORT RESULTS Thurs 8th, Round 1 Club Selected Triples cock. Coming Up: Nominations are be- BOWLS results – Freda Hall, Pauline Bowen, Liz ing called for the Novice Singles and the The Rainbow Agent’s have sportsmanship displayed on the amazed by the vast improve- Cabarita Beach Men fleming def Trish McGee, Isabel Nipperess, Mixed Fours. Please check the board. 7/10/09 Winners J McArdle & C Sheppard, Margaret Trapnell; Judy Martin, Marion Tweed Heads Ladies taken out bragging rights as night in very trying conditions. ment in the overall standard r/up S Dimauro & P Rose, Hull, Helen Wylie def Yvonne Pritchard, Wednesday Pairs winners were B. Carmo- inaugural champions of the The A grade Grand final of play over the course of the cons F Moore & M Cox. Maureen Alcorn, Joy Ashford; Eileen Burke, dy and D. Spicer and Runners Up were S. Premier Mixed Touch Foot- featured a hard fought battle competition.’ Tenterfield bus trip 24 & 25 Oct, limited Colleen Wein, June Wotherspoon def Rigney and V. Philpot. number of seats still available, Sharon Lee Hinks, Mary Hay, June Tilley; Thursday Bowls winners were Pat McNa- ball Competition at Koala between the Bushrats and the Plans are well under way for Ph club for details. 66762951 .. Vickii Needs, Pat Pieterse, Lorraine Sandall mara, Betty Rodger, Barbara Fox and Doris Beach Sports Fields, Pottsville Spiderpigs. The Bushrats put an expanded spring and sum- 10/10/09 Social winners B Creedon & M def Ann Revie, Sadie Townsend ( sub ) Val McNamara 17 def Doris Buchanan, Ruth Beach. The Grand final match on one of their best perform- mer months comp. ‘We would Cox, cons M Terare & L Shepherd. Andrews. Thurs 8th, Ladies Social results Wallace, Val Pridham and Joy Withington between Cabarita Surf and the ances of the season but the like to thank the efforts of the 12/10/09 Winners B Rae & R Dunn, r/up B – Joanne Dent & Margaret Huddy. Raffle 15. Laybutt & A Latif cons – Pauline Bowen. Congratulations Girls. Runners Up were Jessie McDonald, Ro- Agents, was partly played in Spiderpigs were just too good Sports and Rec staff at Tweed M Lillye & G Marshall. Coming Events – 9.30am today, Round 2, byn Mullins and Pauline Southern 31 def a freak rainstorm that proved on the day, taking out the con- Shire Council. Without their Cabarita Beach Women Club Selected 2 Bowl Triples - Eileen Burke, Jeanette Davey Val Robinson and Pauline challenging for even the most solation prize. assistance this asset would sim- 13.10.09 Club Friendship Day – 68 Bowl- Colleen Wein, June Wotherspoon to play Houghton 11. ers braved the winds and enjoyed the Freda Hall, Pauline Bowen, Liz Fleming; Saturday Afternoon Mufti Triples Winner of dedicated of touch football- The Grand final night con- ply not be here,’ said Mr Watt. afternoon game. 1pm - Judy Martin, Marion Hull, Helen Winners were C. Cragg, E. Bradley and L. ers – at one stage of the game, cludes a very successful inau- The expanded format will Results: Overall Winners - S.Goode, Wylie to play Vickii Needs, Pat Pieterse, Lor- Hodsdon. Winner of the Losers were Karen torrents of ankle deep water gural season for Koala Beach continue to offer Mixed Touch H.Dobbin, R.Creedon, L.Fleming. 2nd. raine Sandall. Thurs Ladies Social 12.30 for F., F. Hewitt and Judy Pearce, and the win- flooded the field and lightning Sports Club. ‘Probably the on Monday nights but will now J.Brent, B.Campbell, W.Fielding. 3rd. 1pm start, all welcome. Sat 17th Midday ners of the 2 draws were:- 1st draw L. Wilson, L.King, M.Dobie, M.Mummery, B.Cox. – Mens Presidents Day. Sun Social Bowls W. Wilson and M. Purcell, and 2nd draw J. threatened to prematurely end most rewarding aspect of offer Men’s and Ladies’ com- Special Prizes: Winning Lead - K.Dimauro; Club Day this Sun 18th, with BBQ Lunch, Lyons, D. Beichanan and A. Warman. the contest, but both team sol- running the competition was petitions on Thursday nights Losing Second - A.Revie; Winning Third - combined visit with Brunswick Heads, On Monday 12th the Classic Pairs were held diered on. watching people with little or from 6pm. For more infor- J.McCauley; Losing Skip - J.Francis.Lucky Burringbar, Butcher Birds, cost $10 pp, in very windy weather. The first Section Door Prize - I.Grant as well as 10 Lucky mufti 9.15 for 9.30start, all welcome. Mon Winners were P. McClosky and M. Butler In a fast paced game the no experience on a touch foot- mation or to nominate a team, Number Prizes. 19th – 1pm visit Taree West, mixed bowlers from Broabeach 2+15 Agents got on top early in the ball field,’ said KBSC President visit: www.koalabeachsports. 20.10.09 Club Selected Pairs Final. ( 42 bowlers ) uniform please. Congratula- Second Section Winners were I. Byron and second half and held on to win, Mike Watt. ‘The players grew com or come down to Koala Social Bowls Tuesdays 9.15am. Visitors tions & Good Luck to our Cudgen Ladies A. McClure from Mermaid Beach 2+41 warmly welcomed. Ladies also invited to selected to play in the TBDWBA District Third place winner were V. Jackson and R. 3-2. Both teams deserve credit in confidence as their skills Beach Sports Grounds at any play Saturdays 1pm. Please phone Club Sheild at Condong on Mon 26th – 8.15am, Keys from McKenzie Park 3+16 for the high level of skill and progressed and we were all Monday night from 6:30pm. on 6676 2951 and leave message. teams as follows: Ann Revie, Helen Wylie, Second place winners were S. Bennett from Coaching Free every Saturday with ac- Joy Ashford, June Wotherspoon; Vickii Tugun and M. McMahon from Mermaid son, Paul Fargher; r/up: Clem Jones, Brian Semi finals next week 19/10/09 Jokers v credited coaches from 9.30am Needs, Lorraine Sandall, Margaret Trap- Beach 3+20 Scrase, Bill Finney. Hogan’s Heroes at Courthouse Hotel, Gulls Condong Cane Toads nell, Liz Fleming. Sheet at front desk for all Winners were L. Cuthbertson and S. McKen- Green 2: Bob Trinder, Laurie Cooper, Gor- v Tigers at Condong Bowling Club. Cgulls MONTHLY MARKETS Sunday 11th 36 Cane toads hosted 38 events or Phone 02 6674 1816 / 2734. zie from Tweed Heads 3+34. don Holthouse; r/up: John LeBoeuf, Tom v Leftovers at Sth Tweed Sports Club and 1st Sat Brunswick Heads (02) 6628 4495 bowlers from Brisbane barflies and a great Kingscliff Ladies Tweed Heads Men Wotton, Peter Goldsmith. Devils v Sharks at Seagulls Club. 1st Sat 8-11am Casuarina Farmers’ Market morning was had by all. We played for our Extremely strong wind, thunder and Pennant Season 2009 Green 3: Errol Perkins, Ray White, Col GOLF 0414 777 432 trophy witch was won by the visitors on a lightning made for a very difficult days Results of play over the finals weekend. Moses; r/up: Richard Mills, Tom Reeves, Murwillumbah Golf Club 1st Sun Banora Point Farmers’ Market small margined of points. Winners on the bowling last Wednesday which resulted Saturday 10 October: Div 1 lost to South John Craig. Sunday 4th October Women’s Winner 0417 759 777 day were D Jackson,R Jackson, R Dillon, in the day being cut short, however the Tweed 45/83 and eliminated. Div 4 beat Sat 10 Oct C.Fogo 36 pts Member J.J.Baker 41 pts 1st Sun Byron Bay (02) 6680 9703 losers F Cpulter, B Coulter, M Carloss. Raffel results were: South Tweed 59/56; Div 7 beat Paradise Winners: Gary Clarkson, Ron Sturrock; r/ N.Pin 2nd C.Fogo & L.Hitchings B.R.D. 32 1st Sun Pottsville (02) 6676 4555 Winners: P.Stok / M. Lincoln with Skip J. Point 52/47; Div 8 beat Burleigh Heads up: Brian Varley, John Raywood. pts Monday 5th Individual Stableford won by J Timmins, I Muldoon, J Purcell, Bri- 1st Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 an, Margrett. Next week visit from South Duffy. Runners-Up: A. Bousie / C. Guest 72/50. Afternoon final play-off Div 4 beat Tweed Heads Tourers Medley Member K.Butler 40 pts .Mon- Tweed Bowls names in club please. with Skip F. Robinson. Raffle winners Burleigh Heads 64/50. Last Sunday the Tourers invited the Ro- day 5th October Veterans Members 2nd Sat Kingscliff (02) 6674 0827 Condong Ladies were L. Willoughby and W. Butler. Grand Finals’ play on Sunday 11 October. bina Rebels for a game on the Indoor Winner A.Grade C.Hulme 69 nett R/Up 2nd Sun The Channon (02) 6688 6433 Results Tues 13/10/09 Semi-Finals Consist- Kingscliff Men Div 4 lost 55/56 to Tugun; Div 7 beat Bur- Complex and with some of the Tourers G.Thorburn 70 nett B.Grade R.Brims 68 2nd Sun Chillingham (02) 6679 1284 ency: H Ross d M Hinde, E Hunt d S Cook Results of Pennants: Congratulations to leigh Heads 59/58 to win flag; Div 8 lost involved in the Pennant Play-offs they nett c.b & K.Dawson 68 nett N.Pin 2nd 2nd Sun Lennox Head (02) 6672 2874 Social Triples:B Wainwright, D Dawes & J Division 2 and Division 5 on their efforts in 55/61 to Helensvale. arranged composite teams from the 26 G.Thorburn 8th B.Wedlock10th B.Bolt Timmins def P Flack, K Cusak & M Wilkins the Semis and Final of this year’s Pennant Overall from 4 divisions in the finals players, thus no official winners. 14th L.Reynolds B.R.D. 75 nett c.b Tues- 2nd Sun Coolangatta (07) 5533 8202 Winning Rink:H Ross/K Edmunds marker comp. Division 2 won the first semi-final Tweed Heads finished with Div 7 win- Next Sunday there will be a mixed morn- day Women’s American Foursomes 2nd Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 Comp Draw Winner: M Standfield. against Mudgeeraba but were defeated ners of flag and Divions 4 and 8 with the ing of bowls at Condong and the list is Winner .A.Amisano & D.McCabe 70.5 3rd Sat 8-11am Casuarina Farmers’ Market Upcoming Events :Mon 19/10/09 Con- by South Tweed in the second semi-final. Runners-up flags. Congratulations to all on the notice board for those wishing to nett R.Up J.Selvey & P.Buckler 71.5 nett 0414 777 432 Division 5 defeated Mt Tamborine in the pennant players for a great season. attend. Please note the bus will leave the N.Pin 2nd M.Reynolds 8th J..Chapamn dong Gala Day, Morning tea 8.30am, 3rd Sat Mullumbimby (02) 6684 3370 Bowls 9.30am. first semi and went through to the final Social Results: club at 8.10am NSW time. 10th J,East 14th G.Swan .R.D 76.250 Tues 20/10/09 Consistency Final Draw: E where they again met Mt Tamborine who Sun 4 Oct DARTS nett c.bWednesday 7th A.Grade 3rd Sat Murwillumbah Cottage Markets 0417 759 777 Hunt vs H Ross. took the Pennant by five shots. Green 1: John & Pat Griffiths; r/up: Ken Tweed Valley Darts Association C.Hulme 41 pts & G.Thorburn 39 pts Mon 26/10/09 District Shield at Con- Congratulations to the winning teams & Bev Dowrick; Green 2: Liam, Sylvia, Results of games played 12/10/09. Hog- B.Grade R.Pols 42 pts & B.Bright 40 pts 3rd Sun Ballina 6687 4328 dong. Morning Tea 8.15am with bowls at and to all players on the spirit in which Arthur & Mitch Jackson; r/up: Joan & Fred an’s Heroes 9 def Jokers 6, and Gulls 12 Thursday 8th Women A.Grade j.Boyd 3rd Sun Banora Point Farmers’ Market 8.50am – 3 x 15 ends. the finals were played. Cramer, Ruth & Max Reiter. def Tigers 6. Cgulls 8 def Leftovers 3 and 69 nett c.b R.Up J.Moore 69 nett B.Grade 0417 759 777 Condong Men Results of the Major/Minor pairs played Tues 6 Oct: Devils won by forfeit from Sharks. M.Hanger 72 nett R/=.Up B.Thompson 3rd Sun Nimbin (02) 6689 0000 Wednesday 7th 46 bowlers great day had 7th October. W Blackwood, I Taylor d I Green 1: Jed Hambleton, Col Robinson, Point score subject to confirmation: Jok- 76 nett C.Grade N.Roser 72 nett R.Up 3rd Sun Pottsville (02) 6676 4555 winners J Miller, B McBurney Runners/up Smith, V Lewis. Draw for Sunday 17th Peter Howell, Tom Kelly; r/up: Beryl His- ers 156, Hogan’s Heroes 130, Gulls 118 M.Dawes 76 nett 1st Nine C.Waugh 32 3rd Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 J Timmins,B Dunne, K Lutherborrough. October: T Wonka, R Parlett v B Gold- cocks, Kath Sieben, Margaret Heydt. and Tigers 34. nett 2nd Nine M.Brown 34 nett N.Pin 3rd Sun Uki (02) 6679 9026 Rafell B Albury, Kooka, M Stanfield.Mixed stone, J McDonald; D Roughly, G Julius Green 2: John Jeffries, Ray Carter, Arthur Result of West Moreton Challenge played at 2nd J.Boyd 8th P.Buckler & R.Edwards Pairs played H Ross, S Reading DEF E Elvy, v D Whittington, P Jones; L Murphey, B Collins, Ron Duckworth; r/up: Nanette Condong on Sunday 11/10/09. Tweed Valley 10th J.Pezet 14th A.Amisano & N.Roser 4th Sat Kingscliff (02) 6674 0827 B Elvy. Thursday 8th 3 bowl pairs shootout Griffiths v W Blackwood, I Taylor; B Beat- Wise, Elma Elford, Bonnie Orchid, Anna Darts presented with 18 players and West B.R.Down 77 nett Friday 9th October 4th Sun Bangalow (02) 6687 1911 16 teams played down to the winners be- tie, G Barrack v K Taylor, B Turner; The Monks. Moreton 12 so 3 of our players changed sides Members Winner C.Chapman 39 pts 4th Sun (in 5 Sun month) Coolangatta ing J Miller, S Massey $50 each Second I final of the President’s Singles will also Green 3: Barry Heffron, Leigh Tynan, for the day but we (TVDA) were still victorious B.R.D 31 pts c.b Saturday 3rd October (07) 5533 8202 Darroch, K Lutherborrough $25 each. Jack- be played this Sunday. T Hills v J Ritchie: Norm Picking, Peter Harris; r/up: John winning 24 - 9. Tracey Wright from Cgulls 4.B.B.B.Winners C.Breen & J.Hunt 48 pts 4th Sun Murwillumbah 0422 565 168 pot for next week will be $175 . Names for Roll up at 8:45am. Social Bowls Results: Sieben, Gordon Wright, Chas Turner. (playing for West Moreton on the day) won c.b R.Up J.Mitchell & G.Bidnar 48 pts 4th Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 next week game on board in club please. Thursday 8th Wed 7 Oct - Highest Winning Score. the ladies high score with 125 and Sarah N/Pin 2nd K.Kerr 8th K.Prichard 10th Saturday 10-10 20 bowlers played pairs October: Winners: A Bousie, R Halls, K Sy- Green 1: Sean Harty, Harold Moy [27]; r/ from West Moreton won ladies high peg K.Maxwell 14th B.Hill B.R.D 42 pts c.b 5th Sun Nimbin (02) 6689 0000 Winners P Conrey, K Hall. Raffle win R Wild mons, B Clarke; J McDonald, F McNamara, up: Col Robinson, Jeff Walter [21] with 47. Andreas Zopel from Hogan’s He- SHOOTING 5th Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 , M Stanfield. Open pairs win S Cook, R L Murphey; E Cocks, J Goest, J Mirls: Plate Green 2: John Moon, Bill Davies [32]; r/up: roes won the men’s high score with 150 Murwillumbah Pistol Club Pilon 20 def V Vickery, G Palmer.The final Winners: T Sullivan, K Jordan, D Roughly: Ken Withington, Ray White, Jeff Badger, and Cliff Wilkinson also from Hogan’s He- 10-Oct-09, SPORTS PISTOL; R Rees 609, FARMERS MARKETS of B Grade pairs S Knight, P Pluis 23 def J Saturday 10th October: Winners: R Dark, Col Moses [23]. roes won the high peg with 110. Thank you R Fleming 591, S Nash 590, A Uren Each Sat 8-11am Bangalow (02) 6687 1137 T Dimmock, D Gleave; Green 3: Frank Parsons, John Heath [26]; to all who scored on the day and Condong 573, R Smith 570, J Hoctor 518, A McDonald, T Scuis.The game was won by Each Thu 8-11am Byron Bay (02) 6687 1137 Bowling Club for the service behind the Dennison 397. P Pluis with a resting toucher ditch to ditch Plate Winners: R Ellis, J Barnes, K Jordan; r/up: Rick Meyhew, Alex Mason [25] Each Tue New Brighton (02)6684 5390 on the last bowl of the day. Every Thursday Tuesday 6th October: Winners: B McIllhat- Fri 9 Oct bar and the BBQ lunch they provided for RAPID FIRE; R King 557, A Berry 542, J Each Sat 8am-1pm Uki (02) 6679 5438 social club shootout starts at 1-30 pm. ton, M Rice; Runners Up: I Thompson, W Green 1: Simon Stephenson, Rusty Lee- us. A good day was had by all. Lumsden 518, J Traves 495. www.tweedecho.com.au
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[email protected] 07 5590 9757 Over 20 yrs experience - friendly reliable service PLUMBERS Ring Dean on 0417 856 212 WINDOW TINTING future plumbing and gas WINDOW TINTING TINY EARTHWOR Philip Barnes Philip Toovey 0409 799 909 s GASl TTING SPECIALIST s COMMERCIAL AND DOMESTIC s REPAIRS MAINTENANCE AND INSTALLATION s GENERAL PLUMBING AND RENOVATIONS P ph/fax 02 6684 3208 s eco-friendly WATER SAVING DEVICES s SOLAR HOTWATER INSTALLATIONS TWEED BYRON WINDOW TINTING various implements available for limited access projects Lic No 202910C 0438 335 785 www.tweedecho.com.au The Tweed Shire Echo October 15, 2009 21 GENUINE THAI MASSAGE Wildlife info day Historical society $35ph or $60 2hrs - Bangkok Style A free community wildlife informa- Tweed Heads Historical Society at ECHO CLASSIFIEDS Phone Nui 66771670, 0410519341 tion day being held at Crystal Creek Tweed Heads Regional Museum, Miniatures Numinbah Road, Crystal Pioneer Park, Kennedy Drive, is open 6672 2280 CAFÉ RESTAURANT BREATHWORK Creek, on Saturday, October 31, from Tuesday, Thursday Friday 11am-4pm Accredited courses and sessions 1.30pm-4pm. Expert wildlife carers (DST) Sunday 1-4pm (DST) or by PHONE ADS WWWREBIRTHINGCOMAU s will be on hand to answer many appointment. Free entry. For info call SEXUAL HEALTH SERVICE commonly asked questions about Ads may be taken by phone on 6672 2280 07 5536 8625. On Tuesday, October www.utopiacafe.com.au Free STI/HIV checkups handling ‘misplaced’ and injured 20, general meeting at 10am (DST), 9am-12pm Wednesday Clinics Murwillumbah & Tweed wildlife. Afternoon tea provided. For guest speaker will be Chinese born 9am-5pm Monday to Friday 13 Byron Street For appointment phone 0755066850 info call Sally on 02 6670 2561 by Christine Joyce speaking of her jour- Ads can’t be taken on the weekend Bangalow Monday, October 26. STAR DISK ASTROLOGY ney to Australia. Visitors welcome. AT OUR OFFICE 6687 2088 Help with relationships, emotional issues, stuck patterns, using astrology, Free concert Mini fete Classifi ed ads may also be lodged at our offi ce: alchymy & tarot. For info contact Fullton Coolangatta Senior Citizens Centre Tweedlesea Seniors Day Club mini Suite 1, Warina Walk Arcade, Murwillumbah 02 66723454 or 0429861867 on Monday, October 26, 1pm(DST), fete, Saturday, October 17, from RATES & PAYMENT Belongil featuring Bill Aleander, singing opera 9am. Bric-a-brac, cakes and craft at $13.00 for the fi rst two lines (minimum charge) to George Formby on ukelele and Cabarita Beach Sports Club. For info Beach Cafe other styles. BYO lunch/nibbles, tea/ call Helen on 02 6676 0076. $4.00 for each extra line (these prices include GST) coffee available. For info call 07 5536 Great coffee BAppSc, Grad Dip Relationship Therapy Cash, cheque or credit card – Mastercard or Visa. KateFamily Dispute Resolution ChasePractitioner 4050. Delectable pasta dishes River display Prepayment required for: Garage Sales, Share Hearty breakfasts ‘River Boats and Pilots’, an exhibition Accommodation, Short Term Accommodation, relationship counselling Mur’bah ratepayers Freshly made sandwiches family mediation on navigating the Tweed River, is Wanted to Rent and Work Wanted classifi cations. Murwillumbah Ratepayers and on display at Tweed River Regional co-parenting coaching Residents Association next meets at DEADLINE Museum in Pioneer Park, Kennedy 33 Childe St Byron Bay tel: 0402 207 137 the Autumn Club, Tumbulgum Road Dr, West Tweed Heads until Sunday, 12pm Wednesday for display ads www.KateChase.com.au on Monday, Oct 19 at 7.30pm. Guest Phone 6685 7144 November 8, open Tuesday, Thurs- speaker Laurence McCoy from the 12pm Wednesday for line ads day and Friday 11am-4pm, Sunday Royal Thai Massage Therapy NSW Rural Fire Service. All welcome, Account enquiries phone 6684 1777 1pm-4pm (DST). Free entry, for info Licensed Mobile Personal Trainer for info call 02 6672 5602. call 07 5536 8625. $70 per session 1 hour *Deep Tissue Massage *Foot - Reflexology Family centre Book sale PUBLIC NOTICES *Portable Detox Sauna Spa Byron Bay *Thai Oil Massage The Family Centre is taking book- Friends of the Library Kingscliff, will PHOTOS *Certified Athletic Trainer ings now for the following courses: *Nutrition Counselling conduct their next booksale on All photos handled by The Echo Expressions of interest for DadSkills, fortnightly on Tuesdays Visitors Saturday October 24, from 9am-11 - all care & no responsibility taken. *TraditionalAfricanHerbal Remedies* 5pm-7.30pm from Oct 20; Being Me!, tutors/performers/sponsors/ Musculoskeletal problems: neck/shoulder pain, .45am. Donations may be left at the sports injuries, strains & sprains, lower back pain, eight-week course for 11-13yr olds Centre volunteers now being headache, stress, low energy, weight loss. library in Turnock Street. For info call Mobile Service. Ph. 0400644973 starts Monday, Oct 26, 3.30pm-5- ECHO ECHO We are the only official Level 1 Larry on 02 6674 1607. Accredited Visitor Information accepted for October 2010 pm; P5 Parenting education course, DOUBLE DEAL & Tourist Accommodation six-week course starts Oct 27, 10am- Volunteering Double your exposure. Your ad will Centre with Tourism New South Ph 6685 1316 12.30pm; Say what you mean, mean appear in over 40,000 newspapers Wales in the Byron Shire. what you say, eight-week course Looking for a way to gain work weekly. Ask us about our great deals Location: The historic Stationmasters www.wildhoneyfestival.com for women starting Tues, Oct 27, experience, meet friends and/or when you advertise in both Cottage in the middle of Byron Bay. contribute to your community? THE TWEED SHIRE ECHO & Open seven days a week. 1pm-3pm; Family Centre playgroups, Phone (02) 6680 8558 9.30am-11.30am places available Volunteering could be your answer. THE BYRON SHIRE ECHO Phone 02 66722280 or 02 66841777 7ngdc7Vn now at Murwillumbah on Wednes- Each week NORTEC Volunteering has days and Banora Point on Thursdays. approximately 200 volunteer posi- To book call 07 5524 8711. tions available through community RUG WASH 7Vaaddc^c\ organisations in our region. The ‘five Full Persian hand wash From the mountains to the sea most wanted’ volunteer vacancies THE BANGALOW RUG SHOP – the rainbow region Coast guard donations will enchant you Kingscliff Volunteer Coast Guard are this week include: Murwillumbah, – CLASSIFIEDS – The ‘Tumby Pub’ was the fi rst pub in the area with its wonders! and licensed since 1887. The Bistro was Tourist Information officer; Tweed Can be booked any time during asking for donations for the flotilla’s awarded the Best Hotel Dining Award in the Heads, storeman; Tweed Shire (vari- business hours Monday to Friday by garage sale to be held in January Tweed Business Excellence Awards. ous locations), social support volun- phoning 66722280 next year, which we will pick up. For Lunch 7 days info call Helena on 02 6674 0576 or teer; Murwillumbah, field member Please be very clear about what you byronbayballooning.com.au LEGAL want to have printed in your ad. Our Dinner Fridays and Saturdays Free phone: 1300 889 660 0427 740 576. rescue; Tweed Shire, life education Echo staff will read your ad back to you. A choice of indoor and outdoor areas Notice of Intention to Apply for Grant volunteer. For info visit www.norte- After 14 days from today an application Please help us by making sure we have Tumbulgum Drive, Tumbulgum Bicycle cruise cltd.com.au or call 02 6672 8288. for a grant of letters of administration correct details and phone numbers. Ph 6676 6202 CRYSTAL on intestacy of GARY LEE BYRNE late With Wollumbin Bicycle User Group, Community exchange Please also have your credit card ready www.tumbulgumtavern.com.au of 753 Terranora Road, Terranora in the this Sunday, October 18, Crystal for ALL ads placed over the telephone. TREASURES State of New South Wales deceased will Creek cafe cruise, depart Knox Park Tweed Shire Community Exchange. be made by Deborah Leanne Byrne to SUBSCRIBE TO THE ECHO Supreme Court at Brisbane. Tweed Shire’s newest economy. 9am, 35kms on easy, mostly flat If you want to be sure of your copy each Crystals, inspirational books, . and sealed roads. Murwillumbah to Website: www.tweedshire.info. week, or if you have a friend who’d like oracle cards, jewellery, wands, You may object to the grant by lodging a Upper Crystal Creek and return with Email: [email protected]. art, music. Therapeutic massage, caveat in that registry. to have a subscription, why not send . coffee stop at Crystal Creek. Register Mobile/SMS: 0424 670787. People them one? $35 per quarter or $125 per clairvoyant readings, Reiki, Lodged by Bain Gasteen Lawyers, for the ride at wollumbinbug@ helping people. The exhange is a year, post incl. Write to ‘The Echo’ crystal healing, naturopathy, Level 4, 171 George Street, Brisbane, yahoo.com.au network of people helping people. 6 Village Way, Stuart St, Mullumbimby iridology. Queensland. 2482 including payment in advance. Get help, buy things, sell things and 3-5 Brisbane St. Murwillumbah Kids gym/circus help others without paying cash. 02 6672 2216 TRADEWORK Gymnastics/circus for kids, Kinder- READINGS (next door to Regent Cinema & Escape Coffee BRUNSWICK VALLEY Wildlife carers lounge & Gallery) gym 2-5yrs, Wed 9-10am at Pottsville PSYCHIC READINGS DIGGER MAN Neighbourhood Centre. Gymnastics/ Tweed Valley Wildlife Carers provide ROSEMARY 66760874 Excavator & tipper hire. 0427172684 circus 5-12yrs Mon/Wed/Fri 3-4pm at a 24-hour emergency wildlife serv- Pottsville Public School, to book call ice, 365 days a year and always need ATTRACTIONS COMPUTERS Jo on 0422 023 465. more help. If you’d like to know more call 02 6672 4789. ).4%2.%4 s $!4!"!3% s $)')4!, FileMaker Pro Specialist Diggers sports Your One Stop Gallery for 11th Hour Group Pty Ltd Tyalgum Diggers Rodeo and Sports Breast cancer Pottery, Ceramics, Zyladrums, WWWHRGCOMAU s Day will be held Saturday, Oct 31 YWCA Encore, a free gentle exercise />LÀiÊ ÕÌ>Ê,>`ÊUÊäÇ®Êxx{xÊ£{Èn Netti Pots and More. with the traditional rodeo and TREE SERVICES program to assist in the recovery of &ULLY QUALIl ED BEAUTY AND MASSAGE www.cedarcreeklodges.com.au World Class Pottery, Ceramics & Gifts gymkhana and children’s sports. Also breast cancer, will be held October THERAPISTS ENSURE YOUR TREATMENTS Open 7 Days 9:30am to 5pm Skirmish games, alpaca petting, and 23-December 11 at Tweed Regional ARE OF THE HIGHEST STANDARD 224 Stokers Road, Stokers Siding Northern Tree Care a pas de deux demo, bucking bull, Aquatic Centre at Murwillumbah. For 4HERE ARE A VARIETY OF PACKAGES jumping castle, bands, stalls and info call Sue on 6679 5091 or Ricarda TO CHOOSE FROM CALL The Thunderbird Park Mine at Tamborine Moun- Phone: 6677 9208 www.stokerspottery.com.au Peter Gray food. Gates open at 9am, close at on 0420 925 353. OR VISIT THE WEBSITE tain is open to the public to fossick for their very Dip. Hort. (Arb.) 9pm. For info call 02 6679 3897. WWWGETAWAYDAYSPACOM own thundereggs. 7 days a week from t5SFFTVSHFSZSFNPWBM Parent support Tamborine Mountain Getaway Day Spa >ÊÌÊ{«Ê>ÃÌÊiÌÀÞÊÌÊiÊÓ\Îä«®ÊÊ PROF SERVICES t"MMUSFFXPSL Probus club The Family Centre’s trained volun- 16 West Rd, Tamborine Mountain (the turn www.thunderbirdpark.com t3FQPSUTTVSWFZT off onto West Rd is from Main Western Rd) Murwillumbah Probus Club meets at teers and support workers provide PIANO TUNING t%""QQMJDBUJPOT 10am on October 19 at Murwillum- practical parenting support to par- Pianos tuned to concert pitch, 30 yrs exp t'VMMZJOTVSFE bah Bowls Club. Members’ guests ents and carers living in the Tweed Phone Margaret 0427155791 Free sheet music with every tune P: 6677 1697 M: 0414 186 161 welcome. Call Ron on 6672 3388. Shire who are caring for at least one Guest speaker, Kingscliff solicitor child 0-3 years of age. For info call 07 HEALTH Graham Delaney, will talk about 5524 871. legal issues affecting the elderly. OSTEOPATH Bread sought www.cws.org.au/ Restaurant Bar Weddings A biodynamic approach to Osteopathy in the cranial field Old time dancing Bakeries in the Tweed Heads area Events, Open 7 days, FOR ALL YOUR Come to Tumbulgum Hall this Satur- able to donate bread on Tuesday Just under an hour’s 7am – 10am/ 6pm ‘till late ANDREW HALL PROFESSIONAL TREE CARE NEEDS! day, October 17, at 8pm for a great nights for the Wednesday free food drive from Byron Bay New Brighton, 66802027, Thurs, Fri. s 2%-/6!,3 s 0!,-3 s 42%% 352'%29 Pacifi c Dining Room Not your usual Osteopathy. s 02/&%33)/.!, #,)-"%23 sv v night of old time and new vogue giveaway for struggling pension- and 10 minutes north #()00%2 s &2%% 15/4%3 s &5,,9 ).352%$ dancing. Door prize, raffles, lucky ers (at the iBar from 12.30pm) are of Gold Coast Airport Bay St, Byron Bay REVITALISING MASSAGE @#%24 (/24!2" s 345-0 '2).$).' s ,!2'% !.$ -5,4)0,% 345-03 spots and supper, music by Trilogy. eagerly sought. Please call Terri 0414 Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Relaxing or deep tissue, Ocean Shores Carmine 6685 4015 - 0401 208 797 Cost adults $8, 13-17 years $4. 376 057. 28 Tomewin Street, Currumbin 6680 7055 qualified. Nina 66802349, 0409393352 22 October 15, 2009 The Tweed Shire Echo www.tweedecho.com.au Classifieds LICENSED PLUMBER to install FOR SALE solar hot water system, contract basis PETS 1800828350 TIMBER, pine, treated pine, hardwood, ADOPT A CAT from Animal Welfare mouldings, sleepers, fencing, Koppers 6hd]d RETAIL SALES minimum 3 years exp League NSW. Phone 66844070 A privateprivate and peacefulpeaceful hinterland logs, ply, MDF, lattice, made to order. in retail sales, enthusiastic & customer retreatretreat 20 minutes from BByronyron Country Retreat Brims Builders Hardware, Billinudgel service focussed, good work references. Bay,Bay, in Federal village. Perfect for For a relaxing escape close enough 02 66801718, Sth Tweed 07 55236002 families or four couples to share. 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Tweed Heads 0466269033 8dhnad\"ÄgZh!YdjWaZheVWVi]hl^i] Michael Murray 0428555501 TEACH 1985 L300 4x4 POP-TOP CAMPERVAN Well paid $ $ $ $ NEW NOKIA MOB PHONE N958GB VbVo^c\k^Zlh# ENGLISH jobs, great 5mp camera, sat nav etc. Unwanted gift. $3500 ono. Frank 0415448229 PROPERTY FOR SALE OVERSEAS lifestyle! Bubbly, well presented staff wanted for Cost $949 sell half price. Ph 66857887 new relaxation centre. Tweed Heads, TRAVEL – WORK – ADVENTURE! flexible hours, big money, no experience BUSINESS FOR SALE OCEAN SHORES huge ocean views, .O DEGREE OR EXPERIENCE REQUIRED MIXED HARDWOOD LENGTHS real executive 4br home, 2 bathrm, DLUG Cert III & IV in Teaching English to needed. Phone Kate 0406649341 cheap. 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Rod 0409489997 8SSPSRH Art Farm $240pw. Phone 0428886352 BUYING FOR CASH PLANTATIONTATION GGUESTHOUSEUEST COBAKI 2br house 10 mins to Tweed. A variety of accommodation in a $5 ea for Aussie 1966 50c round coins. Enjoy a relaxingelaxing countrycountry holidayholid on 100 $280pw. Suit quiet working couple. Refs MUSICAL NOTES $250 ea for Aussie $200 gold coins. acres of bushlandbhldih in the mountains with creative and peaceful location – required. Phone 0403704949 Also buy all coins incl pre decimal spectacular scenery. Your accommoda- 5 minutes from MR SPEAKER currency (shillings, pennies, paper bank tion is a comfortable, self contained 3 The Channon village, 25 Local Funk, Swing & Blues Band WANTED TO RENT www.myspace.com/mrspeakerbb notes) coin sets, gold coins, scrap gold. bedroom guesthouse that sleeps up to minutes from Lismore and 45 Also buy all medals & military items. 8 people and is children and pet friendly. 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Data courtesy of the National Tidal Centre. www.tweedecho.com.au The Tweed Shire Echo October 15, 2009 23 Backburner Pictured right, sculptor, metal ■ ■ ■ ■ worker and farmer Keith Greens councillor Katie Milne Cameron has exhibited similar let fly with a flurry of motions artworks like these chairs on for the next council meeting, his property east of Casino for but she’s managed to offside over 20 years. Now his display even health-conscious vegetar- of fantasy furniture ‘Chairs in ians by wanting the council to Wonderland’ is showing at the promote ‘a less red meat and Tweed River Regional Gallery less dairy campaign’, with the until November 15. kicker that red meat be wiped Keith says people of all ages from council’s post-meeting love sitting in his colourful, dinner menu. Naturalists may oversized chairs which are an have discovered a vegetarian -.) - important connection to peo- spider in Mexico (see www. ple’s lives because they ‘sit, watoday.com.au/world/theyre- reflect, read and even dream’ spiders-but-not-as-we-know- on them. them-20091012-gttt.html), but Photo Jeff ‘Electric’ Dawson a certain place will freeze over ! before red necks give up their It should have been a proud red meat. " day for National Party mayor sland firm came up with the un- company). He said longtime ■ ■ ■ ■ Warren Polglase when some- inspired mountain/river/forest/ receptionist Betty Harrison was A more sensible move from ! #! one within the council hierar- beaches abstract, a real slap in the friendly voice of the paper Katie is asking council boss "$$ chy chose the party’s unofficial the face to our local designers for 25 years while journalist Mike Rayner to provide a rally Tweed headquarters to launch who could have come up with Bob Anthony, who had served post-mortem and to inform their new corporate identity. something better suited and the paper for over two decades, councillors if there are more The venue was changed at the surely at a much lower cost. was ‘a local legend’. ‘It’s a short- complaints against them either ! " # last minute after some council- The motto, ‘together forward’ sighted, bean-counter move by still in the pipeline or already $ $ % & ' ( ) ) lors questioned whether it was sounds a touch hypocritical a business in terminal decline,’ dealt with but yet to be made ( * + %, ( a good look for the council’s ex- given there was no community Mr Lees said. public. pertly crafted image to officially consultation on the branding rebrand itself in the backyard of package. We’re assured there HURRY LAST DAYS the Solo waste centre at Chin- won’t be any waste as a result derah, run by local developer, but nevertheless signs, uni- party fundraiser and muscle forms and vehicle paintwork man and longtime Wozza sup- with the old logo will have to porter Idwall Richards who, be replaced. according to one councillor, ■ ■ ■ ■ hosts party meetings in the The Tweed Daily News, which boardroom on said premises. often supports developers and A council spokesperson said their ‘more jobs’ mantra, has the sudden venue switch was taken another step back from prompted by a lack of space, the community it purports to LAST STAND FOR KOALAS and was unaware whether it serve by sacking six longtime Tweed Shire Councillors decide at their meeting this triggered the non-appearance and loyal staff last week, in- coming Tuesday October 20th if they would prefer eco of Mr Richards, who sent his cluding journalists, a photog- and koala friendly development in Kings Forest near apologies. But Backburner sus- rapher, an artist and two admin Kingscliff or a massive new development. World leading Koala expert has concerns that the current development pects it has saved them from staff. The shock move follows proposed will most likely be the fi nal nail in the coffi n a tidal wave of ridicule from the pruning of subeditors re- for the Tweed Coast Koala. If you would prefer eco koala those already enraged by the cently when the APN group friendly development please speak up now. comeback king’s ‘stick-it-to- which controls the daily moved Contact TSC either write (PO Box 816, Murwillumbah ’em’-style of leadership. the production of its NSW pa- NSW 2484) or email ([email protected]) or contact ■ ■ ■ ■ pers to a central ‘hub’ on the the Department of Planning or email Kristina Keneally, Tweed Shire Council’s new logo Sunshine Coast, which has se- (offi [email protected]) (sorry, ‘corporate identity’) is a riously diminished the paper’s Team Koala Inc is trying to save this valuable icon of real disappointment. Where has local knowledge. Tweed Na- the Tweed. The widespread support of the general the colour gone? The drab and tional Party chairman Murray public is their only hope, please support us. dated-looking image is suppos- Lees says the sackings highlight Even 1 line will make a difference. edly a way for Council to move the problem with newspapers It is the only thing that will! forward and place themselves owned by multinationals (APN Authorised by Team Koala Inc. Jenny Hayes 02 6672 7312 firmly in the 2000s. A Queen- is majority owned by a UK MUCH MORE THAN 5% SENIORS JUST GREAT PRICES DISCOUNT SAVE Now Available Mobile Phone Recharge At MONEY All Checkouts EVERY $37,000,000 THURSDAY 99 99 Raised By IGA For White kg kg Only available upon presentation of a Champagne Ham 7 Seedless Grapes 6 Community Chest & Seniors card. Discount is only available Thursdays. Excludes Cigarettes and Tobacco. 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