To commemorate the Cen-tenary of Armistice, Twin Towns’ ‘100 years, 100 faces’ light show will hon-our the spirit of those who served, or currently serve, in Australia’s Defence Forces or served with one of our Allied Forces, in any capacity.

Everyone is invited to submit a photograph of a family member, friend or themselves. The photos will appear on rotation nightly from 4-11 November on the 17m x 5m screen on the exterior of Twin Towns.

Photos must be of the service or ex-service person in uniform, preferably at least 1MB or more. Photos must be submitted electronically (i.e. scanned or photographed at high res on your phone), then emailed to 100faces@twintowns.com.au

If you are not sure how to do this, enlist the assistance and support of a younger family member.

Please provide your

contact details and some background information on your photo, including the name of the person, date of birth, and where they served or are serving. If they are deceased, please provide this date if known.

The presentation will be capped at 100 suitable pho-tos. Photos must be submit-ted by Friday 19 October.

Twin Towns Centenary Commemoration

Twin Towns will commem-orate the Centenary of the Armistice with a major event in Chris Cunningham Park on Sunday 11 November, from 10.30am to 12 noon NSW (9.30am to 11am Qld).

A brief re-enactment of the end of hostilities on the Western Front and com-mencement of the Armistice is planned, followed by a service, community gather-ing and march.

A private luncheon for Sub-Branch members and guests will be held in the Twin Towns Showroom

from 11am Qld to 1pm Qld.

From 1pm Qld, the Showroom will open to the public for a concert featuring the Queensland Services Heritage Band.

The history of this band dates back to the early ‘50s when the Australian Army Reserve formed three bands to provide musical support

for ceremonies relating to the first royal visit of the newly crowned Queen Elizabeth II. The band will perform music from the war eras.

Tickets for the Armistice Day Concert on Sunday 11 November are $5. To book call 1800 014 014, go to www.twintowns.com.au or book on the Twin Towns app.

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Treat your friends, family, staff or clients to asumptuous festive season lunch in Harbour Fresh

Choose a date: 7th, 14th or 21st Dec From 11.30am (QLD)Book a table: 1800 014 014

$70 per person

CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS WITH RIENDS STA OR CLIENTS

100 years, 100 facesWith Christmas just around the corner, now is the perfect time for local businesses, social and community groups, family and friends, to start planning this year’s Christmas get-togethers.

This year Harbour Fresh at Twin Towns has put together a sumptuous set menu available for lunch on Friday 7, 14 and 21 December. Small to large groups are welcome.

Cost is $70 per person and bookings are essential. Call 1800 014 014 or go to www.twintowns.com.au and make this the merriest Christmas event you’ve shared with friends, staff or colleagues.

CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON SET MENUENTRÉE

Treacle cured salmon, fennel & potato mimosa with puffed wild rice & dill ash or Grilled pumpkin veloute,

butternut ribbons, pickled ginger & lemonade with spiced croutons or Duck liver parfait, rosella & rhubarb

jam, toasted grains & cereals

MAINS Pan-seared snapper with parmesan-chive risotto, bacon

pate, confit of heirloom tomatoes & parmesan cream or Clove & cider-basted turkey breast, chipolatas, roast

pumpkin puree & chorizo with pan gravy or Chard, pine-nut & gorgonzola cannelloni with glazed beetroot ‘Bolognaise’

DESSERT Traditional Christmas pudding & brandy sauce or

Vanilla parfait, black berries in cassis syrup & berry ripple ice cream or Apple & rhubarb crumble

with vanilla cream & strawberries

* This menu also available for a special Christmas Eve dinner in Harbour Fresh.

CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON PARTIES

With New South Wales now officially 100% drought declared, Twin Towns donated $40,000 to four drought relief charities on behalf of members.

Twin Towns Services Club donated $10,000 to Team Rubicon Australia, a team of more than 30 Australian Defence Force veterans who use their skills and experiences to rapidly deploy emergency response teams around the country.

Another $10,000 was donated by the Club to the Rotary Club of Currumbin-Coolangatta-Tweed Inc which will be passed on to Rotary’s Drought Relief Appeal. 

Twin Towns Community Foundation donated $10,000 to Rural Aid’s Buy A Bale, a drought relief campaign which provides meaningful support for farmers by delivering hay and other essential items to farmers who have no feed left for their cattle.

Another $10,000 was donated by the Foundation to the NSW Country Women’s Association (CWA) Disaster Relief Fund. The CWA provides aid to drought-affected families to help them meet household expenses such as groceries, vehicle maintenance, school books and fees, electricity and other bills they may be struggling to pay.

The Board hopes this $40,000 will ease some of the burden facing our farmers and regional communities and are pleased to contribute to these nation-wide appeals on behalf of members.

Twin Towns aids drought relief

CELEBRATING LOVED ONES

Amongst the photos submitted last month was this one from Christine Evans of Tugun. The photo is of Christine’s

father, Flight Sgt Lloyd Evans, who fought in the Australian Air Force in Papua New Guinea during WWII.

Lloyd (1922 – 1987) was in Number 2 Squadron Darwin.

This family shot, taken in March 1944, is Lloyd, his niece Biddy Corrigan and cousin Ted Dunn

who was on leave at the time.

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Late last year it was decided to introduce ‘Social Bowls’ at Club Banora. The reasoning behind the move to social membership was to encourage older members to continue playing the game at a reasonable cost.

To encourage this, a generous fee of $20 per year was introduced and social members would receive the same benefits as affiliated members. The only restriction was that they could not play at other clubs.

With 130 members, many whom are over the age of 80, it proved to be a popular decision with approximately 80 percent of members taking up social membership. It also encouraged people who had not played the

game before to come and enjoy the game of bowls in a very relaxed environment.

New members of all ages are welcome and we provide coaching. Enquires can be made by contacting the secretary on 07 5599 2338.

Most new bowlers play on Wednesday mornings where the dress is mufti, which means there is no Club uniform required and flat soled shoes are the only requirement. The Club also provides for affiliated members who can play at other Clubs and compete in outside events run by The District, States and the National Bowls Association of Australia.

Bowls is a challenging game and to

become proficient or a champion requires a lot of skill and hours of dedication. If you have seen it played on television, you will have noticed it is nothing like Ten Pin Bowling where you bowl the ball down an alley, sometimes at great speed.

To get a bowl near the Jack (white ball) you must have the right bias and weight; this is where the skill comes into play.

Twin Towns Services Bowls Club is different to other Bowls Clubs in that it does not own the greens. The greens are owned and maintained by Twin Towns Services Club who also give Men’s Bowls a subsidy each year for which we are most grateful.

The Club runs on money from

raffles and a generous number of sponsors. Sponsored Days are held throughout the year and Open Days attract visitors from other Clubs. All members benefit from our many special days which

we are able to run thanks to our wonderful sponsors.

Should you desire to participate in the game of bowls, then come and enjoy the hospitality at Twin Towns Services Bowls Club.

The NSW State Government in their wisdom created the initiative under The Gaming Machine Tax Act 2001 to allow Registered Clubs who earn over $1 million in gaming machine profit to direct a percentage of taxable revenue back into communities.

ClubGRANTS funds must be for projects and services that contribute to the welfare and broader social fabric; aimed at improving the living standard of low income and disadvantaged people from specific categories.

The irony is that this is what clubs have always done, but it became law. ClubsGRANTS are predominately NSW centric as funding through grants is distributed on application to not-for-profit organisations by NSW Clubs generally in NSW only, with some very limited exemptions.

Under the Act, a tax rebate is made available to registered clubs of up to 1.85% of a club’s gaming machine profit over $1 million during a “tax year”. Under the Act a further .4% of clubs gaming profits over $1 million dollars if a “tax year” is paid into the ClubGRANTS fund on behalf of the club to be used for large scale projects or services associated with sport, health or community infrastructure, as determined by the Minister.

To qualify for the gaming tax rebate of 1.85%, clubs must allocate at least .75% of those funds over $1 million to Category 1 purposes with the remainder allocated to Category 2 (maximum 1.1%).

Excess Category 1 expenditure may be used to cover any shortfall in Category 2 but the reverse does not apply. Most clubs as “not-for-profit Community Clubs” tend to extend community donations beyond ClubGRANTS applicable expenditure through general donations to community.

Last year registered clubs allocated more than $100 million to deserving causes just through the ClubGRANTS scheme. Local committees represented by clubs in the local government area, along with Council and Welfare groups, determine where funds are most needed for the most benefit.

Funding is available under three separate categories:

Category 1: Supports community welfare and social services; community development employment assistance activities; community health services; and projects aimed at improving the living standards of low income and disadvantaged people.

Category 2: Provides funding for general community development and support activities, such as Junior Sport.

Category 3: Is a state-wide fund that supports large scale community infra-structure projects. Grants are available in sport, emergency and disaster relief, and arts and culture infrastructure as determined by the Minister.

Key dates to remember for applicants under the ClubGRANTS Scheme are the grants year runs from the 1 September to 31 August in any year. Most grants are therefore distributed between February and July, but you can apply at any time through the year with the details in the ClubsNSW website.

Twin Towns Services Clubs and Resorts, on behalf of all members, determined the organisations shown here to be recipients of our 2017/18 ClubGRANTS and general donations policy.

Good health to all and I look forward to catching up around our Clubs and Resorts.

Michael Fraser

BOARD CHAIRMAN’S REPORT

FEATURED CLUB

Join Men’s Bowls at Banora

TWIN TOWNS SERVICES CLUB CLUBGRANTS DONATIONSYEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2018

$991,230

Banora Point High School Queensland Retired Police Association Inc. Gold Coast Branch

Bilambil Public School P&C Association Inc. Rotary Club of Currumbin-Coolangatta-Tweed Heads - RYLA Program

Bilinga Surf Life Saving Club Inc. Rotary Club of Currumbin-Coolangatta-Tweed Inc.

Centaur Netball Club Rotary District 9640

Centaur Primary School Shaping Outcomes

Charity Cup Touch Football South Tweed Community Touch Association Inc.

Clean Up Australia Day South Tweed Junior Rugby League Club Inc.

Club Banora Bowls Greens Southern Cross University Rising Stars Scholarship Program

Club Banora Golf Course St Vincent de Paul Society - Fred's Place Community Sleepout

Club Banora Oasis Pools Teenage Adventure Camps Qld

Club Banora Tennis Courts Terranora Tennis Club

Co.As.It Community Services The Salvation Army Club Chaplaincy Program

Coolangatta Tweed Barbarians Rugby Union Club Inc.

The Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal 2018

Currumbin Wildlife Hospital Foundation Tweed Byron & Ballina Community Transport Inc.

Dept. of Education Public Speaking Awards - Tweed Heads South Public School

Tweed Byron Life Education Action Group

Gumnut Community Preschool Inc. Tweed Dragons Inc.

Kids in Need Association Inc. Tweed Heads & Coolangatta RSL Sub-Branch

Kids in Need Schools Day - Supported by Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School

Tweed Heads Stingrays Boxing Gym

Kirra Surf Life Saving Club - Nippers Tweed Heads Tweed Coast Liquor Accord Inc.

Koori Kids Limited Tweed Shire Access & Inclusion Awards

Legacy Club of Coolangatta Tweed Heads Tweed/Coolangatta Sub-Branch of the Partners of Veterans Association

Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School P&F Association

Twin Towns Evening View Club

Lodge Pacific No. 298 Twin Towns Friends Association Inc.

Merchant Navy Twin Towns Internal Clubs

Murwillumbah Festival of Performing Arts Inc. Twin Towns Sporting Clubs

National Hearing Care Centre Tweed Heads Twin Towns Services Community Foundation Limited

Northern Rivers Regional Rugby League Referees Association

Twin Towns Stamp Club Inc.

NSW Police Force - Tweed Byron LAC Commander's Active Citizen Program

Twin Towns Swim Team

On Track Community Programs Ltd United Hospital Auxiliaries of NSW Inc. Tweed Heads Branch

Pink Ribbon Bowling Challenge Veteran Mentors

Pottsville Beach Neighbourhood Centre Vietnam Veterans Memorial Club

2nd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Inc. National Reunion

ClubGRANTS and Donations from Twin Towns Services Clubs and Resorts 2017/18

Wednesday morning mufti social bowls at Club Banora.

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$5,000 TO BE WON WEEKLY, JACKPOTS IF UNCLAIMED

DRAWN 6.30PM NSW EVERY WEDNESDAY

LASTCHANCETO WIN

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Get excited about changes to PointsExciting new changes are coming to Members Advantage from 1 November.

From this date, members can convert 5,000 points for a $50 gift card (physical card or electronic voucher) to spend with a range of popular retailers including Woolworths, Coles, Myer, David Jones, Hoyts and JB Hi-Fi.

Members Advantage points can also be redeemed for EFTPOS cards OVER $50 so you can purchase whatever you like. And don’t

forget you can still spend your points on your favourite things in the Club such as food, beverage, entertainment, and more.

Coming up to Christmas, the cards will make a perfect gift for a friends or family. It’s also perfect timing to stock up on food and wines for Christmas Day or better still, treat yourself to something special this year.

The best part of these upcoming changes to is that you can redeem points for gift cards all year round.

No need to wait until December.

But remember! Points still expire on Christmas Day so make sure you spend your points before the close of trade on Christmas Eve on 24 December.

As a special offer for members during December each year, points can be used to purchase Twin Towns gift cards with a minimum $20 points spend.

Over coming months, many of the prizes at the Clubs will become ‘points prizes’ so it will be even

easier to build up value to spend at the Club or purchase gift cards.

Members Advantage Kiosks Keep an eye out later this month for the brand new Members Kiosks at Twin Towns, Club Banora and Twin Towns Juniors.

Random games at the Kiosk give you the chance to score a great prize just for visiting your favourite Club.

Members can also check points and eVoucher balances, renew their membership, purchase raffle tickets and much more.

Make the Kiosk your first port-of-call when you come to the Club.

Following on from the sell-out success of the first two Harbour Fresh food and wine events, Twin Towns Executive Chef Lloyd Cremer and Beverage Manager Rafael Caetano present the third, a Winemakers Dinner, in collaboration with Penfolds Wines.

Executive Chef Lloyd and his team will once again showcase their culinary expertise in a skilfully prepared and presented degustation menu. Each course will be perfectly paired with one of a selection of Penfolds wines.

Guest speaker is Penfolds Wines Global Ambassador, Jamie Sach. Born and raised in wine country, South Australia, Jamie’s passion for the world of fine wine has defined his career.

His experience in tasting and assessing Grange makes him one of the world’s foremost experts on the subject. In his role as Ambassador, he leads an international team of educators and advocates to continue sharing Penfolds heritage, history and wines the world over.

The dinner is $120 per person which

includes the degustation dinner and matching wines. Guests will also receive a gift box of homemade pasta and organic pasta sauce from the Gusti Pantry.

Seats are strictly limited so book early. Call 1800 014 014 or go to www.twintowns.com.au

MENU Crab, cauliflower panna cotta, bacon & pea biscuit Penfolds Bin 51 Riesling

Poached & roasted chicken breast, macadamia gazpacho, paella cro-quettes & black olivesPenfolds Max's Chardonnay

Tallow fat roasted beef fillet, braised cheek, crisp béarnaise & aged carrot with sherry Penfolds Max's Shiraz

Stilton blue cheese, toasted crumpet & apricot pâtéPenfolds Bin 407 Cabernet Sauvignon

Rich chocolate tart, citrus mas-carpone crème, salted toffee with smoked almond praline Grandfather Port

Penfolds Winemakers DinnerTuesday 27 November, 6pm Qld This year, 35 Twin Towns

members joined the Chaplain’s Challenge, Juniors NRL Footy Tipping Comp with a twist.

Throughout the comp, any participant who beat Chaplain Marty’s score in any given round received a bonus point.

First place in the comp went to Dave Martin who scored 350 Twin Towns dollars to spend at the Club. Second place and 150 Twin Towns dollars went to Steve McMenamin. Losers will have to wait until next year for another shot at the Chaplain’s Challenge.

The weekly comp created the perfect opportunity for Chaplain Marty to meet many of the regulars at Juniors and explain more about his role with the Salvation Army and the purpose of his chaplaincy at Twin Towns.

Marty has recently moved into his new Chaplaincy Support Services office, located opposite the Harbour Stage at Twin Towns.

He is available with a listening

ear and a willingness to help in any appropriate way. Marty is happy to provide help where he can, or help you find any assistance you may require or desire.

The services and assistance Marty offers are confidential, private and free, and his open-door policy applies always.

Next time you are at the Club, pop into his office opposite the Harbour Stage and say hi. You can also send an email to martin.thompson@aue.salvationarmy.org

WHAT IS A CLUB CHAPLAIN?The Club Chaplain role comes about through a three-way partnership between Twin Towns, ClubSafe NSW and The Salvation Army. The role of the Club Chaplain is to support members, visitors and staff of Twin Towns in practical, emotional and spiritual ways.

The Club Chaplain is from the Christian tradition but is available to support anyone

regardless of their beliefs, faith or worldview. The Club Chaplain is a listening, non-judgemental presence to assist anyone associated with the Club who may need someone to talk to in difficult times.

Chaplains assist people to change what can be changed and to cope positively and peacefully with that which can't be altered.

Chaplain’s Challenge

Winers and diners at Harbour Fresh

Chaplain Marty congratulates the Chaplain’s Challenge winner, Dave Martin.

The August Brown Brothers Winemakers Dinner in Harbour Fresh was a sellout success. Here’s a few snaps of some of the delighted diners on the night who enjoyed the food, wines and fabulous stories told by guest speaker Caroline Brown from the Brown Brothers dynasty.

Sally Muller and Paul Egan, who has been a Twin Towns member for over 30 years. Matt and Susie Arnold.

Twin Towns Deputy Chairman Brian Brown and Marilyn Brown.

Caroline Brown and Jenny Edwards from Brown Brothers.

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CLUBBANORA

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY10.30am BINGOCancelled 1st

7pmEVENING BINGOCancelled 1st

10.30amBINGO

5pm-9pmLIVE ENTERTAINMENT2nd Rene Diaz9th Simon Meola16th Wayne Vitali23rd Michael Hickey30th Vanya

10.30am BINGO

5pm-9pmRAFFLES & LIVE ENTERTAINMENT3rd Talia Gouge10th Bill Jacobi17th Ben Amor24th Rick Barron31st No Entertainment

10.30am BINGO

6pm-9pmSOCIAL NEW VOGUE DANCING11th & 25th Kimberley Davis

DANCE NIGHT7.30pm-10.30pm6th The Shuffle Boys

8pm-11pm13th Wally & The Gators20th Route 66 Band27th Purple Drippers

11am-12.30pmDANIELLE GOULLET PRESENTS7th Rene Diaz14th Andrew Pryor21st Issi Dye28th Fabian Maurer

12noon-3pmFREE KIDS DAY28th OctoberAnimal Farm in kids outdoor play area

5pm-8.30pmSUNDAY GROOVES7th Davo14th Lonewolf21st Davo28th Mr Troy

10.30amBINGO3pm-6pmRIPPA RAFFLE & GROOVES5th Doubleshot12th Big Man19th Russell Sprout26th Leigh James

6.15pm-6.45pmRIPPA RAFFLE DRAW7pm-10pmFRIDAY NIGHT LIVE5th Dukes of Earl 12th Elephant Rock19th Talk of the Town26th Delisch

FRIDAY NIGHTS

Tickets on sale from 5pm.

Raffles drawn from 6.15pm.

Live entertainment from 3-10pm.

DRAW 6.30PMTickets $1 each. On sale

2 hours before draw.

GREAT PRIZES TO BE WON INCLUDING MEAT

TRAYS AND MORE!

CLUBBANORA

CLUBBANORA

Tickets $1 each. On sale Tickets $1 each. On sale

WON INCLUDING MEAT WON INCLUDING MEAT

Raffle

9th Simon Meola16th Wayne Vitali23rd Michael Hickey30th Vanya

Cancelled 1stKimberley Davis

26th Leigh James

6.15pm-6.45pmRIPPA RAFFLE DRAW7pm-10pmFRIDAY NIGHT LIVE5th Dukes of Earl 12th Elephant Rock19th Talk of the Town26th Delisch

24OCT

Rick Barron

14OCT

9OCT

13OCT

RELAXED, AFFORDABLE DINING AT WOK CHOP ’N GRILL

FREE LIVE ENTERTAINMENTFRIDAY 5PM-9PM5th Shotgun Duo12th Jason Delphin19th Jeff Camilleri Duo26th Dave J

SATURDAY 5PM-9PM6th The Gig Cartel13th Body & Soul Duo20th Mark Divola Duo27th Leigh James

SUNDAY 2.30PM-6.30PM7th Rob Keith14th Elevation Duo21st The Green Sinatras28th Sugarfoot

OPEN FOR LUNCH FROM 12NOON; DINNER 5PMChinese soups & entrées, Asian-style seafood, beef, chicken, pork, noodles & omelettes plus steaks & schnitzels.

KIDS MEALS ONLY $6.90

FREE SOFT DRINK with all meals purchased for kids under 16 years, Sunday-Thursday.

Lonewolf

Wally & The Gators12

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OCT*Club Banora & Juniors entertainment correct at time of printing. Some entertainment or times may be subject to change.

TUESDAY

CLUBBANORA

MONDAY

THURSDAYWEDNESDAYTUESDAY

CRUMBED WHITING

ROAST OF THE DAY LARGE PIZZABATTERED COD

RUMP STEAK CHICKEN SCHNITZELGRILLED BARRAMUNDI

FRIDAY SUNDAYSATURDAY

ALL TIMES ARE

NSW

ALL TIMES ARE

NSW

5OCT

31st No EntertainmentDelisch

26 OCT

Elephant Rock

Issi Dye

*Club Banora & Juniors entertainment correct at time of

20OCT

Route 66 Band

2OCT Simon Meola

ALL TIMES ARE

NSW

Dukes of Earl

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$5,000SQUAD UP AND SHARE IN

SEASON STARTS 12 OCT10 QUALIFYING HEATS $400 WEEKLY

FINAL 21 DEC $1,000 TO BE WON SQUADS OF 4 $10 PER PERSON

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DON’T FORGET OUR FREE OPEN AGE TOURNAMENT

With more than 20 years of globetrotting success, including sellout shows at the Edinburgh Film Festival and Sydney Opera House, Faulty Towers The Dining Experience comes to Twin Towns on Saturday 27 October.

Chaos reigns from the time guests enter the room in this highly interactive experience where the audience become diners at the infamous Faulty Towers restaurant.

Basil, Sybil and Manuel will be serving up your three-course dinner and 70 percent of the show is improvised, so it’s never the same twice.

This loving tribute to the BBC’s best-loved sitcom is a truly unique comedy experience where any-thing can happen, and usually does.

Seats are limited and this dinner will sell out.

Saturday 27 October, doors open 6pm Qld; show 6.30pm Qld. Tickets $90 per person members; $100 per person non-members. Tickets include a three-course dinner, drinks and 2-hour interactive show.

Phone 1800 014 014; go to www.twintowns.com.au or book on the Twin Towns app.

Californian rock band Smash Mouth brings their pure fire-power, energy and wit to the Twin Towns Showroom on Friday 9 November.

In the ‘90s, Smash Mouth came from nowhere with their hit single Walkin’ on the Sun. The band became an international sensation, immediately shooting to number one on the Billboard charts and selling over three million copies, just in the US.

In the two decades since, Smash Mouth has not slowed down. In fact, they are as vital and vibrant as ever.

Smash Mouth crossed over to the film world, providing the musical heart of the

soundtrack for Shrek with their huge hit, All-Star. They also made a cameo appearance in the movie Rat Race.

In recent years, Smash Mouth has entertained troops in such places as

Japan, Guam, Guantanamo Bay, Afghanistan, and Iraq.

Tickets for Smash Mouth are $69. Book at www.twintowns.com.au, phone 1800 014 014 or book on the Twin Towns app.

Twin Towns was the first Club in Australia to woo eSports fans with weekly tournaments for gamers on the big screens at 1st on Wharf.

Now Twin Towns turns up the esports heat with the Friday Fortnite Squad Championship which kicks off on Friday 12 October at 1st on Wharf for players aged 18 and over.

Get together your squad of four (18+ players) for the chance to share in a massive prize pool of $5,000 in cash.

Qualifying heats will take place over 10 consecutive Friday nights from 6.30pm Qld. Ten squads will compete each week

with the winning squad taking home $400 and earning their place in the Championship finals on Friday 21 December.

The grand final cash prize is $1,000 to be shared amongst the winning squad.

The cost to enter is $40 per

squad of four players ($10 per player). To register your squad, go to www.twintowns.com.au/esports and remember, all players MUST be aged 18 or over.

If you need a little practice, head to the Wednesday Fortnite Solo Tournament, which is free and open to all ages.*Terms & conditions apply. See website for details.

Smash Mouth

Faulty Towers The Dining Experience

70 percent of the show is improvised, so it’s never the same twice.

Towns app.

New Year’s Eve is the biggest night of the year at Twin Towns. The daylight savings time warp means you can double the fun - welcome the New Year at midnight NSW time, then celebrate again at midnight Queensland time.

Following its success last year, Twin Towns will once again hold a New Year’s Eve event in the Showroom with popular Sydney-based party band The Frocks. This will be followed by a themed Black and Gold Party on Level 3 for VIP ticket-holders, who will have the best viewing areas for the fireworks over Jack Evans Boat Harbour.

The Frocks, winners of the 2017 ACE Award for Best Covers Band and 2017 MO Award for Best Band, provide the NYE Showroom entertainment. The energetic and talented four-piece band will play the biggest hits from the ‘60s through to the music of today.

Get in early and book your VIP tickets before they sell out. Call

1800 014 014 or go to www.twintowns.com.au, call into the Bookings Desk at Twin Towns or book on the Twin Towns app.

Tickets for NYE in the Showroom & Black & Gold Party on Level 3First round VIP tickets $20On sale Monday 1 October, 500 VIP tickets which include a drink from the bar on Level 3; only VIP ticket holders have access to the Black & Gold party after the show for drinks, DJ music and the Level 3 viewing areas for the fireworks.

Second roundAvailable from Thursday 1 November. 400 FREE tickets for members only, available on a first-in-first-served basis for four weeks or until sold out. These tickets do not include access to Level 3.

Third roundAll remaining tickets will be available to anyone from Monday 3 December. No access to Level 3.

Friday Night FORTNITE

The Frocks to rock NYE at Twin Towns

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RSL SUB-BRANCHNext members’ meeting will be Monday 29 October at 12pm Qld in the RSL ANZAC Room. Diary dates: Remembrance Day Sunday 11 November; all times are in NSW.

10.45am NSW Re-enactment of ceasefire; 11am NSW Service of Remembrance and Armistice Centenary Commemoration; 11.30am NSW Band plays, photo opportunities with troops in uniform; 12pm NSW Service concludes with march along Wharf Street; followed by a lunch and concert in the Showroom at Twin Towns Services Club. Every Thursday 10am-12pm Qld, drop in for morning tea, a chat and a few laughs. Library opens Wednesday and Friday. There are many new books available. Trained advocates are available by appointment to assist with pension and welfare issues. Office hours Monday to Friday 9am-12pm Qld. Phone 07 5536 1164 or email admin@thc-rsl.org.au

Belinda McIntosh

Office Administrator

FISHING CLUBWelcome once again fellow fishos. The Winter fishing season has been a bit of an up and down affair. The August competition saw very little action in the catch department with a roll out of 12 members across the weekend. Ferdi Van De Wettering jumped on 1st spot with seven fish, followed in second place by John King and Tina Davis in third. A total of 17 fish made up the haul. Twin Towns Fishing Club runs its competitions once a month from 3pm Friday ‘til weigh in at 12pm Sunday. We would love to hear from you if you are looking to join the Fishing Club. We are a great bunch of people who love flicking a line and taking in the great outdoors. For more information on club

activities and membership, contact President Rod Davis on 07 5524 1160. Until next time, tight lines anglers.

King Fish

MASTERS SWIMMING The months are slipping by quickly and a few of us are still hibernating, even though the pool is a gorgeous temperature. Swimming carnivals with other Masters clubs winds back a bit over Winter. There have been some great events held: Northside 25 August at the Valley Pool in Brisbane was well attended; Noosa 15 September gave those competing a chance to spend a nice weekend away. Coming up on the 13-20 October, Alice Springs Masters Games held at their $11 million Aquatic Centre with plenty of time to sightsee and going up in an air balloon is a must to see the real red outback. The Sunshine Coast on 27 October and of course, the Pan Pacs, 7 -10 November at the Gold Coast Pool. This is the Commonwealth Games pool so quite an experience for those competing. Our social outing to the Tivoli Show and lunch at Twin Towns was very entertaining as usual.

Ding Dong

SNOOKERThe sponsored Sunday tour- nament on 12 August was won by Bryne Smith, defeating Des Turner; semi-finalists Terry Malone and Graham Wilson; consolation event won by Tom Lucas defeating Rod Smith. Sunday Tournament 19 August: winner Terry Malone defeated Des Turner; semi-finals Paul Chappell, Brian Green; consolation winner Tom Lucas defeated Ray Wilcher; highest break Dave Dern (40) and Ray Wilcher (36). Mid-week competition winners were Rod Smith, Mick Woolway, Phil Goodsell (2), George Johnson, Nev Robinson, Peter Campbell,

Des Turner and David Jones. The Handicap Grade Cham-pionship Finals have been played: A Grade Peter Grunsell defeated Mark Johnson; B Grade Jimmy Thomson defeated Paul Thomas; C Grade Jack Hopkins defeated Michelle Cullen. The Eamonn Duff field is already full and we have nine reserves. The Committee and Members extend best wishes to Carmen Smith for a full recovery. Good potting. For enquiries call 0418 342 289.

El Presidente

GOLFCongratulations to Four-somes winners Alan Hubbard and Michael Kemp. They are 2018 Men's Foursome Champions taking the title with a substantial 10 strokes win. The Men's Division 2 winners are the popular Jim Wood and Geoff Clarke. The Nett Winners were Shane Woolley and Graham Johnston in Division 1; Brian Britton and Ray Hewitt in Division 2. The Ladies 2018 Foursome Champions are Kaye Mills and Pat Hodda who also were clear winners. Division 2 winners were Denise Melling and Privanda Hawley. Myra Biggar and Judy Mount along with Doreen Leopoldo and Robyn Beattie were nett winners in Divisions 1 and 2 respectively. Ray Mills shared the limelight on Men’s Championship day with the ultimate shot to the Par 3, 25th Hole. The Hole-In-One at the regular 16th Hole came 14 years after his first at Terranora Country Club. Well done Ray.

President Ken

BRIDGEThe Bridge Club is running a promotion to encourage new members and to retain existing members. Membership fees have been discounted for new members joining the club and existing member renewals. There will also be two sponsored

competitions with sub-stantial prizemoney over next three months during Spring. The club was sad-dened by the recent death of Lea Verdickt, a longstanding member and important con- tributor to the club com-mittee over many years. She was a great support to John Verdickt who was club president for 11 years. Lea frequently brought delicious cakes, slices and biscuits for morning tea. Lea and John Verdickt were also very supportive of new players. Lea had an interesting life, being born on a barge in occupied Belgium during the war. The German soldiers frequently searched the barge looking for smuggled weapons and contraband. Lea and John married in Belgium, later moving to Denmark, South Africa, then to Australia.

EUCHRE & 500 CLUBOur games are held upstairs at Twin Towns Juniors which is located on the corner of Leisure and Fraser Drives, Banora Point. 500 is played on Tuesday nights and Euchre on Thursday nights, both commencing at 7pm year-round. Fees to play are $3 members and $4 non-members. There are prizes for placegetters and a Lucky Door Prize on each card night. New residents to the area and holiday makers are most welcome to come along and join in our games and if you come 15 minutes before our starting time, you can have a few practice hands. The winner of 500 for the month of August was Judy Kenny with Barbara Lewis 2nd and Denise Monaghan 3rd. In Euchre the winner was Pat Lesina with Nev Lesina 2nd and Elaine Denman 3rd. Enquiries contact Pat Lesina on 07 5534 6188.

Joker Judy

SOCIAL GOLFChampionships have been played over the last month with good course conditions, making it a fair competition. Week one was a tussle between the C graders Will Salter 61 nett c/b from Steve Teague 61 nett. Week two another C grader took the prize Mick Byrne 68 nett. Thanks to Men’s Golf and Barry Horton for their donations of trophies. A Grade gross winner F Watego 165 nett, winner G Veivers 136; B Grade gross winner P Dickison 182 nett, winner Chong 14; C Grade gross winner M Byrne 190 nett, winner W Salter 131. We had a wash out for our August monthly medal, so it will be caught up. 2/9 Single Stableford winner J Storey 21pts, runner up G Veivers 17pts.

TENNISWatch out for the next Trivia Night at Club Banora. Details will be displayed on the noticeboard. It will be held in early November. The cost is $5 and players are asked to bring a plate to share. Some questions are a challenge for some, easy for others and somewhere in the brain for a few. Come along and enjoy a friendly evening and meet some of our tennis members.

Kerry

RUNNERS & WALKERSOur Summer program is now up and running. Check out the calendar on Facebook or our website. We are participating in the Kids In Need Dragon Boat races again this year. Save the date – 28 October at Jack Evans Boat Harbour. If not paddling, come down and cheer us on. We will have our tent set up and will be easy to find with our newly designed banners in our club colours of blue and white. We are a friendly group of runners and walkers and new members are always welcome. We meet three times a week and cater for all ages and levels of fitness. We vary the routes and distances and like to work together achieving goals. Come run or walk with us for up to three times before you need to commit. We also enjoy social interaction outside the meets. Check us out on Facebook or our website t tscrunnersandwalkers .org. For enquiries contact our Secretary Tracy Mo on 0414 590 940.

GARDEN CLUBGarden Competition Awards will be announced at the meeting on 2 October and a special morning tea of sandwiches and cake will be provided in celebration of the effort made behind the scenes and the extra work it takes to spruce up a garden to be judged. Vegies grow in pots too, so give yourself a challenge and prepare a bed or pot by digging in compost and fertiliser. Try either seeds or buy seedlings, water every day and nurture them along. Basil is a rewarding plant to grow. Pick the leaves and freeze them if you have too many. Pansies look very cheery so plant some in little gaps so all their faces share a smile or Marigolds with their bright oranges and yellows. No reason why they should not cheer up the vegie patch. Interested in gardening? Why not visit Club Banora Garden Club. Next meeting is 2 Oct-ober at 9.45am. Enquiries contact President Maria on 0448 531 055.

SENIORS SOCIAL CLUBThe next meeting will be on Monday 15 October at 9am in the Visions Room on the Mantra side of Twin Towns. The meeting will begin immediately after the bus passes are handed out. Selling at the next meeting - a day trip going north on Monday 22 October. No trip 1 October as it is Public Holiday. All trip tickets sold at our meeting; all trips start at 7.30am. Phone calls Tuesday to Friday 10am-4pm; Welfare Del 07 5534 4756; Tour & Social Organiser Dorothy 07 5590 9301.

LADIES BOWLSThe Star of the Green competition has finished for the year with Karen Watson winning her third and permanent star. Well done Karen! Our bowlers have competed in the annual Robina Shield challenge on 27 September and travelled to Beaudesert for their challenge on 4 October.  Robyn Ralston and Veronica also enjoyed celebrating President Lyn's Day at Tugun Bowls along with several other Clubs. The rain miraculously held off to allow us to bowl almost a full game. All these events are a great opportunity for members to visit and play on other greens, as well as supporting our neighbouring clubs.  We have more invitations upcoming from Burleigh Heads and Tweed Heads. For your calendar, Friday 26 October will be our yearly Fundraising Day at Club Banora. Donations of blouses/tops, books/puzzles, bric-a-brac, plants, handcrafts and baked goods will be most welcome as well as volunteers on the day.

Veronica Power

DIGGERS SWIMMINGA good roll-up of members is requested at the pool for the start of our Summer competition on 7 October. Those of you that have been taking a break from swimming during the Winter months may need some practice swims before the North Coast/Far North Coast championships which we will be hosting on 17 November at Oasis Pools. As usual there will be championships for men and for women in five year age brackets as well as the handicap events with both genders in together. Once again we are appreciative of the help and co-operation of our mother club Twin Towns. Good to hear that Barry Jurd is out of hospital and out and about. Our treasurer Virginia Rijavec has returned from her road trip to far flung parts of Australia and Peter Romano has flown overseas.

Bubbles

TTs supports Junior Baa Baa’sTwin Towns is a proud supporter of junior sport in the region, including our local kids’ footy clubs.

The Coolangatta-Tweed Barabarians Junior Rugby Union Football Club (better known as the Baa Baa’s), have been running onto the field each week during the season wearing the Twin Towns logo on their jerseys.

Like most of our local footy teams, the Baa Baa’s have hung up their boots for the season but Twin Towns looks forward to seeing them back on the field in 2019, once again wearing their Twin Towns jerseys.

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OCT-DEC DAY SHOWS Unless otherwise noted, tickets $7 members, $12 non-memberstickets on day of the show $10 members, $15 non-members OCT-NOV EVENING SHOWS Ticket prices as indicated

FREE ENTERTAINMENT OCTOBER

TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY10.15am BINGO Cancelled 1st

2.30pm LINE DANCING Russell Hinton1st with special guest

6.30pm DANCE NIGHTMark Wilson

11.30am LINE DANCING Russell Hinton16th with guests Toucan Twango

3.30pm SOCIAL NEW VOGUE SEQUENCE DANCETony & Patti 9th Kimberley Davis

7pm LIVE ENTERTAINMENT2nd Captain Wow Duo9th Scott Douglas Duo16th The Flame23rd Shane Wilkinson30th Blue Street Shuffle

10.15am BINGO

2pm SOCIAL NEW VOGUE DANCING Patti Bond 4th Kimberley Davis

7pm LIVE ENTERTAINMENT4th The Kamis11th The Abby Skye Band18th James Johnston Band25th Stevenson Street

10.15am BINGO

1pm SPECIAL EVENT 19th Goodman Swings Again

2pm DANIELLE GOULLET PRESENTS 5th Craig Martin12th Sharna La Grand26th Michelle Cook

4.30pm LIVE ENTERTAINMENT5th The Hodads12th Jake Meywes Band19th The Funknwagnells26th The Retronomes

9pm LIVE ENTERTAINMENT5th The Kamis12th The Abby Skye Band19th James Johnston Band26th Stevenson Street

10.15am BINGO

1.30pm S.A.T. RAFF MUSIC & RAFFLES6th & 20th Lonewolf13th & 27th Macca

4.30pm LIVE ENTERTAINMENT6th Rockks13th Black Creek Band20th Slique27th Dezzie D & The Stingrays

9pm LIVE ENTERTAINMENT6th The Kamis13th The Abby Skye Band20th James Johnston Band 27th Stevenson Street

1pm LIVE ENTERTAINMENT7th The Shuffle Boys14th Mix City21st Triple J’s28th Triplickit

6pm LIVE ENTERTAINMENT7th The Kamis14th The Abby Skye Band21st James Johnston Band28th Stevenson Street

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10.15am BINGO

12.30pm ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK3rd The Dukes10th Tommy Memphis17th Floorburners24th Chi Chi31st About Face

4pm LIVE ENTERTAINMENT3rd Mick Buckley & The Hepcats10th The Mustangs17th The Hemis24th Little Stevie & The Tail Fins31st A Band Called Twang

7.30pm LIVE ENTERTAINMENT3rd Lock N Load10th Seven Deadly Swings17th Wally & The Gators24th Route 66 Band31st Purple Drippers

5OCT

LITTLE PATTIELive in Concert

GREAT SONGS OF THE WAR YEARS

THE VEGAS LEGENDS SHOW

HOLLYWOOD TO BROADWAYStarring Karen Beckett

THE STRING SPECTACULAR SHOWStarring The Bostocks

A MORNING WITH BUDDY HOLLYStarring Kris Knight

JUST A COUPLE OF SONG & DANCE MENCelebrating The Great Song & Dance Men Of Hollywood

THE TOM JONES & ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK SHOWStarring Peter Paki & Richard E

BACK TO THE TIVOLITickets $15

BACK TO THE TIVOLITickets $15

THE RAT PACK FROM VEGASDirect from the USATickets $49

BONEY M Featuring Maizie WilliamsTickets $79

TROY CASSAR-DALEY Supported by Fanny LumsdenTickets $39

EIREBORNE The Rebirth of Irish Music100% Live On StageTickets $55

SHOWSTOPPERZStarring Sir John Rowles, Pearson & Harvey, Tony Pantano, Laura Doolan & Band Tickets $39

THE UNITED NATIONS COMEDY GALA 15+Starring Joe Avati, Tahir, George Kapiniaris, Nikki Osbourne, Gab Rossi, Marty Fields & Simon PalomaresTickets $49.90

DOUG PARKINSON Dear PrudenceThe Anniversary TourTickets $45

THE ANIMALSThe Greatest Hits TourTickets $55

URZILA CARLSONStudies Have ShownTickets $46

SMASH MOUTHAustralian Tour 2018Tickets $69

31 OCT10.30am Qld

6 NOV10.30am Qld

13 NOV10.30am Qld

20 NOV10.30am Qld 27 NOV

10.30am Qld11 & 12 DEC10.30am Qld

16 OCT10.30am Qld

25 OCT10.30am Qld

2 OCT11am

9-10 OCT10.30am Qld

6 OCT 8pm

13 OCT 8pm Qld

19 OCT 8pm Qld

27 OCT 8pm Qld

10 NOV 8pm Qld

26 OCT 8pm Qld

3 NOV 8pm Qld

16 NOV 8pm Qld

17 NOV 8pm Qld9 NOV

8pm Qld

11-14OCT

THE HODADS

24OCT

26 OCT

18-21 OCT

*Twin Towns entertainment correct at time of printing. Some entertainment or times may be subject to change.

31OCT

A BAND CALLED TWANG4-7OCT THE KAMIS

12OCT

19 OCT

JAKE MEYWES

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JAMES JOHNSTON BAND

THE ABBY SKYE BAND

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THE RAT PACK FROM VEGASDirect from the USASaturday 6 Octoberfrom $350 (2 people)inc buffet breakfast

BONEY MFeaturing Maizie WilliamsSaturday 13 Octoberfrom $410 (2 people)inc buffet breakfast

TROY CASSAR-DALEYSupported by Fanny LumsdenFriday 19 Octoberfrom $330 (2 people)inc buffet breakfast

THE UNITED NATIONS COMEDY GALA 15+Friday 26 Octoberfrom $409 (2 people)inc buffet breakfast

EIREBORNEThe Rebirth of Irish Dancing100% Live On Stage

Saturday 27 Octoberfrom $362 (2 people)inc buffet breakfast

DOUG PARKINSONDear PrudenceThe Anniversary TourSaturday 3 Novemberfrom $342 (2 people)inc buffet breakfast

SMASH MOUTHAustralian Tour 2018Friday 9 November from $390 (2 people)inc buffet breakfast

THE ANIMALSDirect from the UKThe Greatest Hits TourFriday 16 Novemberfrom $362 (2 people)inc buffet breakfast

URZILA CARLSONStudies Have ShownSaturday 17 Novemberfrom $344 (2 people)inc buffet breakfast

NO QUARTERThe Led Zeppelin Experience Friday 23 Novemberfrom $350 (2 people)inc buffet breakfast

JOHN WILLIAMSONSaturday 24 Novemberfrom $350 (2 people)inc buffet breakfast

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KidsDay

Free KIDS DAY is held on the last Sunday of every month.

CLUBBANORA

This month on the big screen, see an emotionally gripping biopic, an edge of your seat survival movie, a visually stunning outback tale and an action movie based on a favourite Marvel superhero.

Colin Firth stars in The Mercy, the story of amateur sailor Donald Crowhurst, who leaves his wife Clare (Rachel Weisz) and their children to circumnavigate the globe on a half-finished boat. This movie is a captivating and moving tale of man versus wild.

Walking Out is a cinema-tographically beautiful film about David, a city kid who visits his estranged live-off-the-land father to go on a hunting trip. After a brutal encounter, father and son must fight for survival through the snow ridden mountains to safety.

Set in the Northern Territory frontier of the 1920’s, Sweet Country is the story of an aboriginal farmhand who shoots a white man in self-defence, sparking a manhunt through the treacherous Australian country.

Black Panther tells the tale of T’Challa, the freshly crowned king of the advanced African nation of Wakanda, who is infused with the ancestral powers of his

nation’s panther god. After Wakanda is threatened by an old enemy, the king calls on his powers to defeat his enemy and secure the safety of his people.

1 OCTOBER: NO MOVIE (PUBLIC HOLIDAY)

8 OCTOBER: THE MERCY (M) Bio/Drama stars Colin Firth, Rachel Weisz 102 mins

15 OCTOBER: WALKING OUT (M) Drama/Thriller stars Matt Bomer, Josh Wiggins, Bill Pullman 95 mins

22 OCTOBER: SWEET COUNTRY (MA15+) Drama/Thriller stars Hamilton Morris, Bryan Brown, Sam Neill 113 mins

29 OCTOBER: BLACK PANTHER (M) Action/Adventure stars Chadwick Boseman, Michael B Jordan, Lupita Nyong’o 134 mins

Entry to Twin Towns movies is $5 for members and visitors, with members receiving their $5 entry fee back in Twin Towns dollars. Twin Towns dollars can be spent on food and beverages throughout any of the Clubs – Twin Towns, Club Banora, Twin Towns Juniors or Signatures at Mantra.

Escape to the movies at Twin Towns

SUNDAY 28 0CT 12-3PMBRING THE KIDS TO SEE THE ANIMAL FARM! Plus face painting, putt putt, crafts & outdoor playground

URZILA CARLSONSTUDIES HAVE SHOWN

SATURDAY 17 NOVEMBER

stunning outback tale and an action movie based on a favourite Marvel superhero.

Colin Firth stars in of amateur sailor Donald Crowhurst, who leaves his wife Clare (Rachel Weisz) and their children to circumnavigate the globe on a half-finished boat. This movie is a captivating and moving tale of man versus wild.

Walking Outbeautiful film about David, a city kid who visits his estranged live-off-the-who visits his estranged live-off-the-land father to go on a hunting trip. After a brutal encounter, father and son must fight for survival through the snow ridden mountains to safety.

Set in the Northern Territory frontier of the 1920’s, of an aboriginal farmhand who shoots a white man in self-defence, sparking a manhunt through the treacherous Australian country.

Black Pantherthe freshly crowned king of the advanced African nation of Wakanda, who is

who visits his estranged live-off-the-land father to go on a hunting trip. After

Movies under the StarsMovies under the Stars return to Club Banora in October.

Outdoor pop-up refreshments bar, The Cube, will serve drinks and snacks. Bring along a picnic rug or folding chairs for a night on the greens with the kids. Movies kick off at 7pm.

Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature (G) Sat 6 OctoberSurly the Squirrel and his friends, including a mouse who happens to be a fierce master of kung fu, fight to save their beloved home from development.

Ferdinand (G) Sat 13 OctoberA young bull who escapes from a training camp in Spain is returned to his captors. With the help of his friends, the gentle giant must find a way to break free before he squares off against a famous bullfighter.Movies screened in the Showroom

at 10.30am & 6.30pm QLD

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