Proudly Produced by the Babinda Taskforce Rural Transaction Centre Opened July 2004 NOVEMBER 2014 51 Munro Street Babinda 4861 07 4067 2900 babindataskforce@bigpond.com Newsletter may be viewed in colour on website: www.babindainfocentre.com.au “The President’s Notes“ Rachel Nicholas Hi everyone, 2014 Babinda District Telephone Books: Available from Taskforce, $3 per copy. 2014/2015 Membership: We invite all those interested to become a member by contacting the office. Fee schedule on back of this Newsletter. Cartridges 4 Planet Ark: Bring your used toners and cartridges to Taskforce for recycling. Christmas in Babinda: 6 December, contact Kitty Anning on 4067 1202 for further details. Christmas Stocking Raffle: Tickets $2 each available at the Taskforce. Drawn Monday 8 December. Have Your Say on The Draft Cairns Region Planning Scheme: An open presentation will be held at the Spirit of Babinda hall behind the Taskforce on Thursday 20 November from 5.45pm. To view a copy of the draft Cairns Region Planning Scheme, online mapping and information guides or to make a submission please visit www.cairns.qld.gov.au/new-planning-scheme. If you would like further information please contact Council at planningscheme@cairns.qld.gov.au or telephone (07) 4044 3044. Many Thanks: To John Mayfield who kindly volunteered his services to look after the Taskforce in my absence whilst I holidayed in NZ for one week last month. This month: We booked Greyhound Bus and Queensland Rail Train tickets & Ticket link concert tickets. We photocopied, faxed, scanned and laminated. We facilitated over 130 Centrelink customers enquiries by faxing forms, assisting with self service and offered advise when appropriate as per our contract. New Business Hours: Monday to Thursday, 9am - 4pm. Closed Fridays till further notice. Please note: Next meeting Thursday 27 November 9.30am. All members welcome We currently have 85 members. Be kind to each other, Rachel Year to date: 4,103.5 mm Contribution Closing Dates: BELLENDEN KER Thursday 4 Dec Top Station - 86.2 mm (Distributed 16 Dec) Year to date: 7939.6 mm Thursday 1 Jan RAINFALL – OCTOBER 2014 BABINDA - 37 mm Bottom Station - 44 mm Year to date: 4,235.6 mm (Distributed 13 Jan) 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 Report Firstly, let me apologise for not having the newsletter done last month. As some of you would know, we had a long term missing person lost in bushland near to Golden Hole. The police commitment to find this person was large and had an impact on your local police as we conducted initial inquiries, as well as searching and follow up enquiries. During this time we also executed a number of search warrants within the division, resulting in 9 people being charged with 14 drug offences. This included the location and seizing of over 600 cannabis plants on a large rural property. We want to rid our community of drugs but we cannot do it alone! If you know something, let us know on 40671120 or Crime stoppers 1800333000. Your identity will be protected. Beach access Babinda police are working with council, other government agencies and residents to reduce the number of people utilising quad bike and similar recreational vehicles on our beaches. Our beaches are not only special places for us, but are nesting areas for turtles and birds. The use of recreational vehicles on beaches is illegal. These vehicles are often unregistered and uninsured, and are used on the road to get to the beaches, making their road use illegal as well. I encourage anyone to report the use of unregistered vehicles on the road as well as beaches so we can help stamp it out. Drink Driving Drink driving continues to be a problem. Babinda police detected two drink drivers on the same night, driving the same vehicle a few kilometres apart. We also find that a lot of people we test have had an alcohol drink or two and are on or close to the limit. The practice of calculating alcohol levels is dangerous at best as we all deal with alcohol differently, and there are a large number of factors which dictate how our bodies deal with alcohol. My advice is: if you plan on driving, don’t drink alcohol. Stealing Again we have had a spate of opportunist thieves entering unsecure area of local residence and stealing alcohol, cigarettes and soft drink. Luckily we have been able to identify those responsible and they are being dealt with through appropriate justice avenues. I have said it before and will say it again, if you take away the opportunity then most of these offences will not happen, so please do your best to lock up what is yours, or you might find that someone else makes it theirs. Community Babinda has hosted some fantastic events recently. I would like to congratulate the organisers for the way these events have turned out, with no policing issues. Changes to Liquor licensing and the introduction of community liquor permits has put a lot of responsibility for management and controlling such events back on the organisers. The local committees and groups have done a great job and taken ownership of their events to ensure they are fun and safe for all; for that I say a big thank you. If any event, subject to a community liquor permit, is allowed to get out of control, future events may be scrutinised more closely. Disability access to the Police station I am pleased to announce that we now have a disability access ramp for the police station. This will enable everyone in our community to access both police and QGAP services at the police station. Babinda Police Station: 07 4067 1120 In Case of Emergence: 000 CHRISTMAS CAROLS Sunday 7th Dec. 7.00pm. State School hall If you would like to present an item (spots limited) contact Russell Lauridsen 40671757 2 Hello all, As we slide headlong into the festive season I wish everyone a safe and productive Christmas period. Council is currently finalising a Facility Management Plan for both the Babinda Rotary Park and Boulders campgrounds. We are setting in place a Local Law backed by State regulations so that we can enforce the 3 day stay and issue infringement notices accordingly. This will enable a fair and regulated turn-over of campers at the parks for the benefit of all. We intend to close Rotary park to all overnight visitors (day use area will still be able to be used) from early January 2015. All patrons will be advised once a firm date is known, notices will go up at the park and our website. The main reason for this is for a number of infrastructure works is to occur before the next drive season. Once Rotary park is closed we intend to: Convert the cold showers to toilets in the old amenities block, thereby increasing the overall number of available toilets Do internal road works to widen certain areas, address boggy sections around the new amenities block and reseal the main road entrance. Install new bollards, and replace some existing bollards to more clearly define the camping and day use area, and to deter illegal camping Install signage with camp rules, designated camping areas etc Install basic kitchen / external sink to the old amenities block We anticipate these works to take approx. 4-6 weeks weather permitting. Once complete the park will be reopened under the new rules and Local Laws officers will assist in implementing these. There will be some minor works completed at Babinda Boulders as well. We will be: removing the old wood fire BBQ;s that have seen better days, installing new signage, and relocating some boulders at the back of the park thereby creating an additional 2 sites. I hope this clears up the works to be complete and the reason behind the timing of the closure. If you have any questions, please give me a call. Don’t forget to get yourself, family and property CYCLONE READY. Cr Steve Brain P:07 4044 3071 M:0488 148 778 E:s.brain@cairns.qld.gov.au S.E.S NEWS On the 11th October 2014, the Babinda S.E.S group manned the gates, erected and took down the barricades for the safety of all during the Babinda Harvest Festival procession through Munro Street. For this help given to the Festival Committee the S.E.S received 80% of the gate takings which represents their only fund raising for the year. Many thanks goes to all who willingly gave the requested entry fee. The group members voluntarily give of their own time to train every two weeks in order to maintain their skills for when called on in emergencies. New members are needed in order to continue to provide this much needed service to the community. Meetings are held monthly on the first Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. The group welcome men and women as new members. I thank you all. Dulcie Schnitzerling (Welfare Member) 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 Using the computer can be fun! BASIC COMPUTER TRAINING Wednesday 9.30am – 4.15pm Tuition fee $80.00 per course  Internet & Email 12th November  Microsoft Word 19th November  Microsoft Excel 26th November MYOB TRAINING Saturday morning 9.30am – 12.30pm Tuition fee $40.00  Setting up a business in MYOB 15th November Supportive & friendly learning environment Qualified local trainer Morning Tea provided Make a start today! Contact Tropic Training Solutions on 0498 519 444 Improving skills & knowledge 4 MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHO’S TALKING TO YOU We realise that sometimes it’s not easy to tell a scam call from a real Telstra call. The following extract from a Telstra brochure provides some advice to help you know whether it’s really Telstra calling. What you might hear from callers What we’d like you to know as a valued Telstra customer “There’s a fault with your computer, and you need We’ll notify you in writing about any technical to pay for technical support or software…” fault that requires your attention. “I’m from Telstra and your internet will soon be We’ll notify you in writing about any scheduled disconnected…” service interruptions in your area. What to do if you’re suspicious about a call you’ve received End the conversation immediately. If you would like to report details of a call or for more information, please contact Telstra’s Sales Watch Hotline 24/7 on 1800 260 270 or visit Telstra.com/verify 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. If you answer yes to all of the following questions, you may qualify for the register: Are you elderly, infirmed and/or disabled? Do you have no transport? Do you have no friends or family in the area? If you believe that your personal circumstances qualify you to be placed on the register, please contact: Disaster Management Unit (07) 4044 3044. LINES FROM THE LIBRARY We are fast approaching Summer and the hot and dry weather is already making itself felt. One thing that we all start thinking about at this time of year is how to grow and maintain our garden plants without wasting a drop of water. Well, here’s where your library can help. If you want to find out how to drought-proof your garden, or just grow healthy plants with less water, then there are a number of books available to you through your library. Some titles we can recommend are “Dry Gardening Australia’ by .J Garner and .S Baker, “The Water-Wise Garden” by J. Hodges, “The Garden Guru’s Guide To Waterwise Gardening” by N. Passmore and T.Cochrane “Drip Irrigation For Every Landscape And All Climates” by R. Kourik and “Waterwise Gardening For Australia”. There are also some great tips on Cairns Regional Council’s website at www.cairns.qld.gov.au Just have a look at Sustainability And Climate Change section under the Environment Water And Waste tab. Also, available from your Council, are free tap tags and fridge magnets featuring the sprinkler watering times. You can pick these up from your library as well. So why not call in to your local library and see what we have to offer to help your have a blooming good garden this summer. See you in the library sometime soon. Cheers, Holly 7 BABINDA HOSPITAL MPHS NEWS Congratulations to the staff who worked with Debbie’s brilliant idea to put together the most humorous float of this years Harvest Festival. Very obviously as you can see it was enjoyed by participants as well as spectators. A reminder that the joys of summertime activities are almost here, so now is an appropriate time to remind everyone of the dangers lurking behind our fantastic sunshine. Be aware of sensible skin protection and also make an appointment at the Doctors clinic for a skin check, get all those freckles and moles checked, it is painless and any abnormalities detected are acted on. We have pleasure in welcoming Dr. Carl Rotkirch and his wife Kerri Lawler to our hospital, we will be seeing a lot of them over the next 12 months as Dr. Carl will be relieving frequently. Kerri is currently working as our clinical social worker and is a qualified psychotherapist, providing much needed community support. Mr. Michael Preuss (pictured with painting) painted and donated this lovely serene piece of artwork, this painting is now displayed on our hospital wall. Mr. Preuss is one of a very special group who volunteer at the hospital to help entertain our residents. Our volunteers give generously of their time. It makes me proud to see the enthusiasm generated by these people to get our residents involved in various activities. Thankyou to all of you. The MPHS Team continues to visit the elderly residents in their homes both in and around Babinda. This team, consists of a physiotherapist, occupational therapist, clinical nurse, social worker and podiatrist. This team effort is to support the elderly to remain safely in their own residence as long as possible. Our contact number is 40678280. 8 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: lawyers@marinomoller.com.au 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 Babinda Early Learning 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 2122 HAVE YOUR SAY ON THE DRAFT CAIRNS REGION PLANNING SCHEME Public meeting will be held Thursday 20 November 5.45pm in Spirit of Babinda Hall (behind the Taskforce, 51 Munro Street, Babinda) To view a copy of the draft Cairns Region Planning Scheme, online mapping and information guides or to make a submission visit www.cairns.qld.gov.au/new-planning-scheme. If you would like further information please contact Council at planningscheme@cairns.qld.gov.au or telephone (07) 4044 3044. Consultation ends on 10 December 2014. The Scheme will manage the Region’s land use and development over the next 20 years. General help lines – Australia-wide Service Phone number Hours of operation Alcohol and Drug Information 1800 422 599 24 hours, 7 days Services (ADIS) (Sydney metro) Child Care Access Hotline 1800 670 305 (02) 9361 8000 8 am-6 pm, Monday to Friday 133 677 (TTY service) Family Relationship Advice 1800 050 321 8 am-8 pm, Monday to Friday 10 am-4 pm, Saturday Line Kids Helpline 1800 55 1800 24 hours, 7 days Lifeline 131 114 24 hours, 7 days 1800 RESPECT 1800 737 732 Confidential 24 Hour Help line 11 Babinda Community Bank® Branch Bendigo Bank “Enhancing the community” Greg presenting the $250 Babinda Community Bank® Art Prize Judges Craig Crawford, Rob Pyne and Fran Lindsay with Susannah Job’s winning art work chosen from the works of 30 local artists. This RSL fund raiser is the first art show for 25 years and was the brain child of Karen Lacey. We thank her for her hard work. Two hundred and fifty people viewed the art show and the first stage of the War Mural which Enid Hoessinger is creating on the wall of the RSL Hall. (Photo courtesy Mark Richards) The 2014 Harvest Festival Princesses Babinda Community Bank ® provides $2000 annually towards the prizes for the Princesses, the stage and the sugar bowl competition for this wonderful community event. (Photo courtesy Julie Ward) AMBULANCE NEWS Sorry I missed last month column as I was away. Firstly the Local Ambulance Committee (LAC) will be holding our AGM on Tuesday November 26, 6 pm at the Babinda Ambulance Station. Being a public organisation visitors are welcome to attend. Leave a message on the station phone (40671261) if you would like to attend. Please do not ring this number for calling an ambulance as we are away from the station a lot more than we are at it. Ambulance contact numbers are 000 for an emergency or 13 1233 for a non-emergency. All you really need to remember is 000. The LAC will be holding a stall at the Christmas in Babinda night in December. We will have a resus manikin at our stall for anyone who wants to try their hand at CPR – you may have done a course years ago and would enjoy the quick refresher. The rates are 30 compressions to 2 breaths, 6 cycles in 2 minutes. At our centenary open day many people tried their hand and found it beneficial. The more the merrier. Hope to see you there. Until next time, Keep safe. Justin Cairns OIC Babinda Ambulance 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 Info Centre Illuminations ST RITA’S SCHOOL st On the morning of 31 October, St Rita’s School set off on a special walk through Babinda wearing red shirts and carrying red balloons. We were participating in the annual event, Day for Daniel, which was initiated by Bruce and Denise Morecombe ten years ago. St Rita’s proudly celebrates Day for Daniel each year, and our walk aims to make a strong statement about the importance of child safety, protection and harm prevention. It’s a miracle! Babinda & so little rain, only 37mm in October. Perfect weather for doing so many activities, as mentioned last month, many people have been climbing Mt Bartle Frere. The ranger there has informed us that if you are doing a day trip it is not necessary to register with National Parks, however, there is a white board there where you can leave a message that you are doing a day trip and perhaps an estimated time of return. Visitors staying at Rotary Park reported that just after dark, a couple of trees on Babinda Creek bank On Day for Daniel our focus is on raising are “illuminated”, presumably these are fire flies. It awareness of child safety and protection in the is not unusual to see these flying around at night. I local community, teaching our students about their personal safety and ways to empower them used to tell the children they were fairies. to �Recognise, React and Report’, whilst Visitor numbers are up by 6.5% over last year, the honouring the memory of Daniel Morecombe. vast majority of overseas visitors are from Europe. We were proud to have been a �small part’ of the Our www.babindainfocentre.com.au continues to ever-growing number of children and adults who get a large number of “hits” which is encouraging. participated in Day for Daniel each year. Over Surf Lifesaving Queensland has informed us that one million Australians participated this year! stinger nets are being erected at all beaches, including Bramston Beach over the first working week of November. Queensland Rail has informed us that Kuranda scenic Railway will be closed for maintenance 6 & 7 November, 4 & 5 December and Christmas Day. Until next time ------ Happy Trails Just Joking... Give them an inch they’ll take a foot and leave you without a leg to stand on. WCN Not everything happens for the best but you can make the best out of everything that happens. St Rita’s especially thanks Sergeant Doug Redfoo Godden who once again led our students safely around the streets of Babinda on our Day for Q. Did you know that beekeepers have famously Daniel Walk 2014. attractive eyes? (Pictured above with St Rita’s students) A. Because beauty is in the eye of the bee holder.  Judy Billiau Principal They Say… It is amazing how much work is accomplished when no one worries about who will get the credit, St Rita's Primary School 7-14 Church Street Babinda, 4861 Phone: 07 4067 1467 Email: secretary.babinda@cns.catholic.edu.au Anonymous Holding onto anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die Buddha 13 AROMATHERAPY- GROUNDING WITH ESSENTIALS OILS Life can get quite hectic at times with work, family, friends and the general pace. Sometimes we take on so much that we become scattered, we feel out of balance.(In our heads) Essential oils are especially good in these times they don’t just interact with your energetic being, but really do work their way into the cells of your body. I have given a small list of some of my favorites for you to experiment with at home that I personally recommend to heal and to assist the body in restoring balance and releasing such feelings as “fight or flight” response. In saying this you cannot get better than a blend especially designed for your needs by a qualified therapist. Lavender, rose, geranium, marjoram, orange, ylang ylang, vetivert, cypress, sandalwood, cedarwood, patchouli and rosewood. (Choose 1-3 oils). Spritz- Fill a glass spray bottle with spring or filtered water; add 1-3 drops of your chosen oils. And then, mist! to your hearts content! Mist your rooms, clothes, bedding, curtains, and most importantly, yourself. Bathing: Add 1-3 drops of chosen oils. On your body: Essential oils you can’t add neat so dilute them in a cold pressed oil, face or body cream. I would add 2-5 drops of your chosen blend to a 20ml glass bottle or jar. You can then apply to your body (chakras face, feet) or by massage. Washing machine: Add 2 drops. Taking names for 7 week Meditation course starting soon. Enjoy the following month stay happy. Email- sharonrogers2011@gmail.com 14 CHRISTMAS FOR KIDS Holiday Program Where Church St, Presbyterian Church, Babinda Who You! As long as you are age 6 – 13 years!! When Dec 16 & 17 (Tues & Wed) 9:30am – 12:30pm FREE! FREE!! FREE!!! Lots of fun, music, great games, group activities, crafts and fabulous food!! Contact: Rev. Emmanuvel Jhonly 40562470 When it comes to chocolate, resistance is futile. BABINDA MEAT MART Selling beef………naturally       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: www.babindameatmart.com 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 15 What’s Happening In Babinda BABINDA TASKFORCE - Next Meeting: Thursday 23 Oct 9.30am at the Taskforce. Ph 4067 2900 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 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 CHRISTMAS IN BABINDA: Saturday 6 December. Contact Kitty Anning for further information 07 4067 1202 INFO CENTRE - Open 9 - 4 daily, 40671 008, www.babindainfocentre.com.au (view this Newsletter in colour) KIDS CLUB - Grade 1 to Grade 7 - Wednesday 5pm to 7.30pm CWA Hall, Babinda MENSHED’S - Wed & Fri’s 9am-2pm @ Babinda’s Showground contact Merv for further info: 40618494 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 RELAXABOUT MASSAGE RETREAT - Phone Judi Van Dycke on 0400 726 245 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 STORYTIME - Babinda Library 3rd Tuesday each month, 10.30 -11.30am, 4067 1112 TAI CHI - Wednesdays 9.30am -10.30am SOB 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 Babinda Hospital, Tuesday 25 November phone 4067 8200 for appointment 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: babindataskforce@bigpond.com 16
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