Proudly Produced by the Babinda Taskforce Rural Transaction Centre Opened July 2004 JANUARY 2015 51 Munro Street Babinda 4861 07 4067 2900 [email protected] Newsletter may be viewed in colour on website: www.babindainfocentre.com.au “The President’s Notes“ Rachel Nicholas Hi everyone, We hope you had a safe and joyous Christmas. Welcome to 2015: the Chinese year of the Wood, Sheep, Goat, Ram and if Back to the Future has its way hover skate boards. The answer is yes, we will be printing a 2015 Babinda & District Telephone Book. We will be posting out expressions of interest to advertisers by end of March. Till then please check your current A-Z listing. Contact the office if you need any changes. More information over the next two Newsletters. The ’What’s Happening In Babinda’ back page of the Newsletter is constantly updated as soon as we are notified of an upcoming event. Please note this service is provided free to the community and as such the editor reserves the right to publish community notices at its discretion, this means that occasionally some on-going notices may be removed without notice to allow space for new notices. The Cairns Regional Council will be closing Rotary Park from 31 January to commence a number of structural updates. Weather permitting Rotary Park will be closed for approx 6 weeks. Business Hours: Monday to Thursday 9am - 4pm. Closed Fridays till further notice. Please note: Next meeting Thursday 22 January 9.30am. All members welcome We currently have 95 members. Be kind to yourself, Rachel RAINFALL–DECEMBER 2014 BABINDA - 77 mm Total for 2014: 4231.5 mm BELLENDEN KER Top Station - 164.6 mm Total for 2014: 8158.8 mm Bottom Station - 106.8 mm Total for 2014: 4400.2 mm Contribution Closing Dates: Wednesday 4 Feb (Distributed 17 Feb) Wednesday 5 Mar (Distributed 17 March) 1 Disclaimer: All articles in this Newsletter are printed in good faith for the Community and do not necessarily represent the views of the Babinda District Community Association Inc (aka Babinda The Taskforce) and therefore accept no responsibility for these articles. Errors and Omissions: While every care is taken in the publication of advertisements and articles, Babinda News cannot be held responsible for omissions or errors or their subsequent effects. Babinda Police December Newsletter I hope that everyone enjoyed time with family and friends over the Christmas period. Unfortunately six drink drivers were caught on our roads, if you are going to drink alcohol, don’t drive -it is simple. We had two crashes within our area this month, luckily both were relatively minor. The majority of crashes are caused by driver error, either through speed, inattention (including mobile phones) drink or drug driving or fatigue. If we pay attention whilst driving or anticipate what other road users may do, we could probably avoid over 90% of crashes. We catch people speeding every day. The message that speed kills is just not getting through. Manage your time, leave earlier to prevent rushing, watch your speed, use cruise control if you have it. Think about the lives of those who would be affected if you or someone else were seriously injured or killed, just to get somewhere five minutes quicker. Stop signs mean you must stop on or before the line. If you do not stop at stop signs and get caught, you could face a fine of $341 and 3 points. Stop does not mean slow down, look and go. You must come to a full and complete stop before proceeding through the junction. Please bear this in mind as we will continue to monitor this. We continue to see far too much domestic violence in our community. Consider the impact this has on children in the household. For assistance with regard to this, please contact: Domestic Violence Helpline 1800 656 463, Mensline: 1300789978, Kidsline: 1800 551800 The Babinda Police Team wish you all a happy and prosperous new year for 2015, and we look forward to working with you all, helping to make Babinda just a little better, remember if you think we should know something give us a call don’t assume we know because you know. Your information will be kept confidential. Call the office on 40671120, or Crimestoppers on 1800 333000 Babinda Community Bank® Branch Bendigo Bank “Enhancing the community” The Board and Staff of Babinda Community Bank® wish to thank our Shareholders and Customers for their continued support. We wish you a happy, prosperous and healthy 2015. 2 Mums have magic; they make you feel better without medicine They Say... If you are depressed, you live in the past If you are anxious, you live in the future But, If you are at peace, you live in the present Lao Tzu 3 Shane Wiles Manager - QGAP 10 Munro St Babinda QLD * JP (Qual) Duties * Public Trust of QLD (wills) * Births, Deaths & Marriage Certificates  Queensland Transport, Fine Payments (including SPER), Vehicle Registration/Renewal/Transfer * And many more services AMBULANCE NEWS Welcome back – hope you had a good Christmas. THE DANGERS OF PARADISE Christmas day we had a lady cut her mouth and ear as well as busting up her knee at Josephine Falls – fortunately she was not too badly hurt. Also there was a person fall off the falls on New Years Eve during the day who sounded like they would be in a really bad way but fortunately only had some moderate injuries not life threatening. Not to be outdone the Boulders had a nasty accident in the last fortnight where a student got some nasty lacerations and could have been much worse. The important message is to be safe this holidays. Accidents happen at the most unexpected times. If you or your family are at the beach, the creeks or on the roads take it easy and play it safe. Another thing to remember in this extreme heat is to keep your water levels up. Keep an eye on elderly neighbours or family as they often don’t drink enough fluids and can become dehydrated quite quickly. Until next time, Keep safe Justin Cairns OIC Babinda 4 Lamb forequarters with garlic crushed potatoes They Say… Ingredients: It is not necessary to believe in God to be a good person. In a way, the traditional notion of God is outdated. One can be spiritual but not religious. It is not necessary to go to church and give money – for many, nature can be a church. Some of the best people in history did not believe in God, while some of the worst deeds were done in His name. 4 lamb forequarters 150 ml soy sauce 100 ml sweet chilli sauce 100 ml sprite 2 tablespoons garlic 3 medium potatoes 1 tablespoon butter Pope Francis 50 ml of cream Things to Help Lift Your Mood: Sunlight & Exercise Eat Spicy Food Pat a Puppy Perform a Random Act of Kindness Smile Smile Smile Just Joking... Method: Marinate forequarters with soy, sweet chilli, sprite and tablespoon of garlic for 24 hours. Preheat oven at 180 degrees Bake forequarters with foil for 1 hour Wash potatoes and boil for 20 mins (until they are soft) Strain potatoes and return to empty pot, add butter, cream and 1 tablespoon of garlic Crush potato mix with fork lightly creating texture Strain baked forequarters keeping sauce in a pot Reduce sauce until it is a thick consistency Serve crushed potatoes with forequarters and dribble sauce over the top Enjoy! Stag Tavern Don’t trust atoms, they make up everything… Open 7 Days (except Christmas, Boxing Day and Good Friday) Sunday trading hours for Public Holidays 10am - 7 pm. Bistro Bar & Bottleshop Coffee Shop Open 10am till close Gaming Room Monday - Friday 10am till late Saturday – Sunday 9am till late Lunch 12noon to 2pm Open 10am till close Dinner Monday – Thursday 6pm till 8pm 46 Munro Street Babinda Friday – Saturday 6pm till 8.30pm Phone 07 4067 1111 Sunday 5pm till 7pm 5 BABINDA BOXING CLUB INC. WARREN JENSEN HALL WAKEHAM PARK TUESDAY & THURSDAY - 5.30 PM - 6.30PM ACCREDITED TRAINER ERIC NORMAN - 0400 596 625 FITNESS TRAINING - PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS The Club Always Under The Cloud 6 Resident evacuation & recovery register: for residents of the Cairns Region who are elderly, infirmed and/or disabled and have no transport or friends or family in the area. If an evacuation is required, those listed on the register will be assisted by emergency service personnel to evacuate their residence. In this event, evacuees will be taken to a safe designated area. Unfortunately emergency services will not have the resources to assist with moving large quantities of personal belongings or pets (except seeing-eye dogs). This register is updated annually. By placing your name on the register, you are authorising Council to give your details to any agencies that may be involved in an evacuation. Babinda Laundromat 5/103 Munro Street If you answer yes to all of the following questions, you may qualify for the register: Babinda 4861 Are you elderly, infirmed and/or disabled? Do you have no transport? Open 24/7 For You Do you have no friends or family in the area? Barbi Wildish If you believe that your personal circumstances qualify you to be placed on the register, please contact: 0420 401 881 Disaster Management Unit (07) 4044 3044. BABINDA MEDICAL PRACTICE HOURS OF BUSINESS MONDAY – FRIDAY 8.30am TO 4.30pm SATURDAY 9.30am TO 1.00pm Electrical Work; LUNCH 1.00pm TO 2.00pm - specialising in overhead electrical work (all defects issued on private lines and poles repaired or replaced such as crossarms, stays, insulators, switchboards) Phone: 4067 8201 Babinda Butterfly’s Family Day Care - domestic electrical repairs, replacements, upgrades, safety switches, generator switches, sheds, new extensions An Early Childhood Educator with 13 years experience now has limited spaces available in Babinda. - test and tag on your tools Odd Jobs; Registered with Cassowary Coast Family Day Care (CCB and CCR available) and follows the Early Years Learning Framework. I offer flexible hours to suit family needs, low child / educator ratio and embrace learning through play from your child’s interests in a home based natural environment. - pressure cleaning - tree trimming - rubbish removal - property maintenance - cherry picker work (also for hire, phone for rates) Call for a free quote or advice on that job you need doing or don’t have time to do yourself, also available for labour hire Please call Nicole today on 0407 353 660 for more information. M; 0417198723 PH; 40672014 E; [email protected] 7 �Bramstons’ Restaurant will CLOSE Monday 2nd February and REOPEN Friday 6th March 2015 * Motel re: Room Accommodation remains Open during this time * Mark and I would like to take this opportunity to THANK All Our Customers for the support they have shown throughout the first year of opening Bramston Beach Motel and �Bramstons’ Restaurant – because of you, we are looking forward to an even bigger and better year ahead in 2015. For myself, personally, the highlight of my year has been the friends I have made within this community – such beautiful people! … and I thankyou … and for Mark, his highlight has been coming home from the Pilbara each month, to a list a mile long !! haha – and to the breathtaking ocean views and peacefulness we experience every day – Bramston Beach has won our hearts. Next year in our season, we will be having a �Sunday Session’, with live music, BBQ, fundraising etc – fun day for all the family, a chance to bring the community together… love to hear any other suggestions with regards to Menu, Activities, Anything! – email me to [email protected] We wish Everyone a very Happy and Healthy 2015 Deb & Mark x 8 We Are Survivors For those born before 1940 We were born before television, before penicillin, polio shots, frozen foods, Xerox, contact lenses, videos and the pill. We were before radar, credit cards, split atoms, laser beams and ballpoint pens, before dish-washers, tumble driers, electric blankets, air conditioners, drip-dry clothes…and before man walked on the moon. We got married first and then lived together (how quaint can you be?). We thought �fast-food’ was what you ate in Lent, a �Big Mac’ was an oversized raincoat and �crumpet’ we had for tea. We existed before house husbands, computer dating and �sheltered accommodation’ was where you waited for a bus. We were before day care centres, group homes and disposable nappies. We never heard of FM radio, tape decks, artificial hearts, word processors, or young men wearing earrings. For us �time sharing’ meant togetherness, a �chip’ was a piece of wood or fried potato, �hardware’ meant nuts and bolts and �software’ wasn’t a word. Before 1940, �made in Japan’ meant junk, the term �making out’ referred to how you did in your exams, �stud’ was something that fastened a collar to a shirt and �going all the way’ meant staying on a double-decker bus to the terminus. In our day, cigarette smoking was �fashionable’, �grass’ was mown, �coke’ was kept in the coalhouse, a �joint’ was a piece of meat you ate on Sundays and �pot’ was something you cooked in. �Rock Music’ was a fond mother’s lullaby, �Eldorado’ was a ice-cream, a �gay person’ was the life and soul of the party, while �aids’ just meant beauty treatment or help for someone in trouble. We who were born before 1940 must be a hardy bunch when you think of the way in which the world has changed and the adjustments we have had to make. No wonder there is a generation gap today…BUT…By the grace of God …we have survived!! Potato and leak gratin Ingredients: 4 medium potatoes 1 leak 500ml of thickened cream 1 egg 1 teaspoon of crushed garlic 200 g of diced bacon 150 g of grated cheddar cheese Method: Preheat oven at 180 degrees. Peel, wash and thinly slice potatoes Thinly slice leak and wash thoroughly Sauté bacon and garlic off in a pan Mix cream, egg and garlic bacon mix together and season with pepper Butter baking tray and layer potatoes and leak slices Pour mix over baking tray and cover with foil. Bake for 35 minutes Remove foil and add grated cheese, return to oven until cheese is golden brown Serve hot and enjoy 9 Our Best Advice. Your Best Interests. Residential Conveyancing Estates & Wills Family Law Enquiries Commercial Business & Property Partnership & Leasing Agreements Open in the Babinda Taskforce Office at 51 Munro Street Brett Moller is available on appointment Contact 4081 6700 Email: [email protected] Web: www.marinomoller.com.au Services offered at the Taskforce include: Department of Human Services Agency Access Point (Centrelink/Medicare/Child Support)  Free access for DHS customers: Phones, Photocopier/Faxing and Computer  Computer Use….$3 per half hour  Computer Training Facility  Faxing…$3 for 1st page $1 per page after  Scanning, Photocopying - b/w + colour  Information Service  Internet Café….$3 per half hour  Laminating …. A4 & A3  Local Area Telephone Directory  Monthly Newsletter  Bus & Train Booking Agent  Local Councillor visits with appointment  Solicitors visiting with appointment  And much more…...just ask 10 Lines From the Library Babinda Early Learning Welcome to 2015 and this year will see a number of things happening in the Babinda library. We will start in January when our first Storytime of the year will be held at 10.30am on Monday the 19th. Storytime at the Babinda library is moving to its permanent time on the third Monday of each month. Please contact Babinda library for details. Our book selection team have been really busy so you will find lots of new items on the library shelves at the moment. Why not come in and have a look? February is an important month. Babinda library celebrates its 60th year of operation. There will be some interesting memorabilia on display in the library during that month and we would be very interested in any stories that our library users would like to share with us. Share your story on the Cairns Libraries facebook page or drop something in to the library. We are also planning other celebratory activities throughout the year so watch this space for future details. See you in the library sometime soon. We are offering: Care for children ranging between the ages of 6 weeks and 5 years as well as Before and After School Care and Vacation care from 6 to 12 year olds. *Trialling a Kindergarten & Preschool Curriculum *Hours of operation = 7:00am—6:00pm *For all inquiries and bookings please call our friendly staff on 4067 Cheers, Holly Police are reminding people not let their guard down over the festive season and to secure valuables and limit opportunities for thieves. Light houses don’t fire guns or ring bells To call attention to their light. They just shine! Isn’t it funny how day by day nothing changes but when we look back everything is different 11 2122 Stag Tavern Upcoming Events 46 Munro Street, Babinda-Phone 4067 1111 Weekly Trivia Night Starts Thursday 22/1/15 Australia Day $ 8 “Pie & Pot” All Day Valentines Day Enjoy a romantic dinner,($30.00 per head, your choice of 3 Courses ), live music by Mystic to set the mood. Bookings Essential. St Patrick’s Day 17-3-15 come and celebrate at the Stag Easter Weekend 3-4-15 to 6-4-15 Make your bookings for Easter Sunday, don’t miss out Further events in planning stages Keep an eye on notice board and this newsletter Aromatherapy and Christmas Christmas is a special time to delight the senses and apart from the aromas of food I cannot think of a better way to enhancing the experience other than the use of Aromatherapy. Instead of using chemical sprays, make your own aerosols or place blends into your diffusers and oil burners. Create a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere that will make it your best ever. Here’s a selection of traditional aromas, I’ve chosen specifically because they all smell great individually, and blend well together to create truly aromatic season of goodwill! ESSENTIAL OILSPine- Sometimes an artificial tree is preferable to avoid getting all those prickly pine needles everywhere. To give life to your tree and to give an uplifting feel in the room place a few drops of pine and grapefruit essential on cotton-wool balls and hide them inside the tree this will really lift the spirits of everyone in the room. Cinnamon- If you’re struggling to concentrate on that long list of jobs you still have to do, diffusing cinnamon essential oil helps to focus the mind and strengthen your resolve. Also great for boosting flagging energy levels especially after all that Xmas shopping! Frankincense -Frankincense is the perfect essential oil for the Christmas celebrations. It is a wonderfully relaxing oil and perfect for keeping you chilled during the hectic celebrations. Also great to calm and soothe over excited children. CLOVE-The classic blend of sweet orange oil and clove bud in your vaporizer creates an instant welcoming atmosphere. Sweet orange - uplifting and refreshing gives that extra touch that gives all the oils suggested that extra boost for a perfect blend. Ginger -Great for when you’re finding yourself wanting to head for the couch when you should be preparing your Xmas celebrations. Ginger oil brings clarity, strength and motivation. Just a few drops of bergamot added will soon get you back on your feet. Nutmeg -essential oil has a stimulating action on the brain, combating mental fatigue. Sweet orange -The uplifting and refreshing aroma of sweet orange oil is the perfect choice to blend with any of the above oils it gives that extra touch that gives the perfect blend. Whatever you plan to do during your holidays, put your essential oils to use in a creative way at home, you will enjoy a relaxing and peaceful, aromatic Christmas to purchase any essential oils or for Xmas vouchers. Phone- Sharon 0438676607. WATCH OUT FOR YOUR NEIGHBOURS As the cyclone season approaches please make a quick visit to any of our neighbours who are elderly or have a disability. Elderly people are less likely to read newspapers to find out what services are available and are also more likely to wait in silence for help. 12 BABINDA HOSPITAL MPHS NEWS Walking group has finalised for this year, ending with the group having an early morning get together for breakfast. Staff completed annual assessments to review walkers improvements in endurance, strength and balance. Staff and walkers alike would urge more people to join them next year when it recommences on 19/01/2015, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7am. Just a reminder for when you require any medications. An appointment needs to be made to see a Doctor to have your scripts written. Scripts can not be supplied by phoning your order through to the office. Please take notice of when your scripts need renewing and phone early for your Doctors appointment. With the hot weather well and truly here, please remember to keep well by being hydrated, drink water, fruit juices and even jelly. Also keeping as cool as you can. Christmas Carols at the hospital was a jolly night with lots of singing which was led by the choir. It was really nice to see so many of our residents family join us. I am unable to display all of the photo’s taken, however, below is a small glimpse of the night. A lovely supper was provided, some by our kitchen and some kindly donated. Many thanks to all the organising provided by Mrs. Snitchzling and a small group of loyal volunteers. I should mention that the kind acts throughout the year by these selfless volunteers enriches the lives of our residents and hospital inpatients alike. Many, many thanks go to them. All of us at Babinda Hospital would like to wish everyone a very happy and fulfilling New Year. 13 Info Centre Illuminations Welcome 2015, let it be a joyful & peaceful year. Our powder room is VERY popular, it never ceases to amaze me how some people continue to use their mobile phones the whole time they’re in the room. Although it has been a comparatively dry season, be aware that National Parks regularly close various parks for the wet season. If you are planning a camping trip, best to check with them first. National Parks also advise bush walkers/hikers to consult the Bureau of Meteorology www.bom.gov.au for current weather conditions. Recently had a couple who planned to do the Broken Nose, Bartle Frere summit, Goldsborough Valley, and the Walsh’s Pyramid hikes on successive days. Keen hikers? No - in training for the Kokoda Trail. I reminded them of the above (BOM). Incidentally, the same couple commented that they found very useful information on our web site and that it was a good, easily navigated site. Kudos to those who created and update it. Just a reminder that Rotary Park will be closed to campers from 31st January 2015 for approximately 6 weeks while Council kindly upgrades the camping facilities. Please contact Council on 40443044 for further details. Happy Trails Until next time ------ BABINDA MEAT MART Selling beef………naturally CLOTHING MANUFACTURER We specialise in: School Wear, College Wear, Polo Tops Also available: Alterations, In-house embroidery 5-7 Lander Close phone: 40675 197 DEERAL mobile: 0419 776 201       Quality GRASS FED Local Beef Home of Mrs Tootie’s Products Large selection of PETFOODS Quality PASTA Products Extensive Range of KNIVES Friendly staff – to meat your needs 66 Munro Street PH: 4067 1514 Check out our website at: [email protected] www.babindameatmart.com 14 BABINDA HARVEST FESTIVAL AGM FOLLOWED BY A GENERAL MEETING WILL BE HELD IN BABINDA HARVEST FESTIVAL ROOM 49 MUNRO STREET MONDAY 9TH FEBRUARY 2015 @ 7pm ALL MEMBERS WELCOME ALSO LOOKING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE INTERESTED IN BEING INVOLVED IF YOU HAVE ANY IDEAS ON A THEME FOR NEXT YEAR’S FESTIVAL PLEASE WRITE IT DOWN AND PLACE IN ENVELOPE AND DELIVER TO RODDOS BEFORE THE 9TH FEBRUARY LOCAL WASTE DISPOSAL SITES Location Operating Hours Closed Lot 1 Kruckow, Babinda 8.30am – 4.45pm (five days) Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Christmas Day Lot 1 Evans Road, Bramston Beach 9.00am – 3.30pm (two days) Saturdays and Tuesdays * This is a single bin Waste Disposal Site and accepts household municipal solid waste only. Please Note: no recycling, green waste, hazardous waste or commercial waste is accepted Christmas Day For food in a world where many live with hunger For friends in a world where many walk alone For faith in a world where many live in fear We give you humble thanks 15 What’s Happening In Babinda BABINDA TASKFORCE - Next Meeting: Thursday 22 January 9.30am at Taskforce. All members welcome ABBEYFIELD HOUSE - HOY / Mini Cent Sale 3rd Monday of the month 4067 1197 BABINDA ARTS & CRAFTS - Open 9am-4pm daily. Meetings 2nd Wed of month @ 6pm bring a chair BABINDA BARGAIN CENTRE (COOTHARINGA NQ) - HOY 2nd Mon of the month. Ph 4067 1533 BABINDA BOXING CLUB Tuesday & Thursday 5.30—6.30pm, Warren Jensen Hall - Bill Wakeham Park . See advert. BABINDA BOWLS CLUB - Phone 4067 1148. Barbecue Buffet Meals available most Friday nights. BABINDA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING - 5.30pm - 1st Tue of month at Roddo’s News: 4067 1222 BABINDA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MONTHLY MARKET DAY- 2nd Sat of month. $5. Contact Roddo: 4067 1222 BABINDA CHOI KWANG DO - CWA Hall Mon & Thu 5.30 - 6.30pm. All ages welcome. Enquiries to 0413 386 942 BABINDA DISTRICT FISHING CLUB first Tuesday of the month 7.30pm Club House BABINDA GOLF CLUB-Social days Wed and Fri 3pm Saturday 12.30 in winter and 1pm in summer. Ph 4067 1510 BABINDA LIONS CLUB - 2nd & 4th Monday of the month at 7pm at the RSL Hall, School St BABINDA PUBLIC SPEAKING GROUP - 2nd Mon of month 7pm contact 4067 1438 Loretta or 40674110 Rod BABINDA RAINY DAYS BOOKCLUB - Meets every last Tue of month @ 10am @ Stag Tavern—Call Sue 4067 2640 BABINDA RSL - 1st Sunday of the month, 9:30 am at RSL. Contact 4067 6162 BARTLE FRERE STATE SCHOOL - Family Day Group Tuesday 9am—11am 4067 6240 BEYOND BLUE - 1300 22 46 36 LIFELINE - 13 11 14 BRAMSTON BEACH MOTEL: CRAFT/GET TOGETHER MORNINGS: Tuesdays 10am - 12 midday. Ph Debra 40674139 BUMBLEBEES PLAYGROUP - Tuesdays 9-11am, Community Hall, Church St, ph Honorei 0408 205 053 for details CARER’S SUPPORT NETWORK - Last Friday of month, Innisfail Hospital, Transport available ph: 40678200 CHILD HEALTH CLINIC - 2nd Wednesday of the month 10am Hospital. Ph 4061 5388 HARVEST FESTIVAL 2015: 10th October HARVEST BALL: September 26th AGM: Monday 9th February HOSPITAL UMBRELLA BALL - 16 MAY 2015 - Watch this space for further details INFO CENTRE - Open 9 - 4 daily, 4067 1008, www.babindainfocentre.com.au (view this Newsletter in colour) KIDS CLUB - Grade 1 to Grade 7 - Wednesday 5pm to 7.30pm CWA Hall, Babinda LIFELINE - 13 11 14 BEYOND BLUE - 1300 22 46 36 MENSHED’S - Wed & Fri’s 9am-2pm @ Babinda’s Showground contact Merv for further info: 4061 8494 QCWA BABINDA- 2nd Sat of the month meeting 9.30am .4th Mon of the month - Hoy/Mini Cent Sale 1.30pm QCWA DEERAL-2nd Wednesday of the month– Meeting 9.30am Craft follows meeting. Deeral Hall SAMARITAN’S PURSE: Christmas Shoe Box Appeal October. Drop off to 123 Munro St. Phone: 4067 2541 or 4067 1651 SOCIAL TOUCH FOOTBALL - Every Thursday night 7pm Bill Wakeham Park SUNDAY SCHOOL - Presbyterian Church Hall @ 8:45am. Contact Miss Shirley for further details on 4067 2261 SNAKE REMOVALIST - Brian James mobile 0400 752 977 or home phone 4067 1581 TAI CHI - Wednesdays 9.30am -10.30am Spirit Of Babinda Hall, 51 Munro St, Babinda WILDLIFE CARERS (FNQ) 4067-6054 (after 4pm & W/ends) 0428 699 246 (7.30am to 4.00pm Mon to Fri) WOMEN’S FREE CLINIC: available to Medicare eligible clients. Babinda Hospital, Wednesday 28 January - ph 4067 8200 YOGA - Wednesdays 5.30am - 7.00pm, SOB Hall, 51 Munro St, Babinda, Ingrid: 4056 6909 Babinda News Newsletter Monthly Advertising Rates and Annual Membership fees (GST inclusive) Members Non-Members Membership Prices Business card size........................$22.00 Business card size………….……..$25.00 Corporate/Family…..$20.00 Quarter page………………….…$35.00 Quarter page……….……………...$40.00 Individual…………..$15.00 Half page……………………..…$50.00 Half page……………….…………$55.00 Senior/Pensioner…….$5.00 Whole page………………….....$100.00 Whole page……………….……..$110.00 1st July - 30th June All enquiries to 51 Munro Street, Babinda P: (07) 4067 2900 F: (07) 4067 2911 E: [email protected] 16
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