Club News - February 2016

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ISSUE 463, February 2016
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Shade sails for sun safety at Oasis Pools
It took many years of hard work by
Masters Swimmers club member
Dave Maynard, Club Management,
and Member for Tweed Geoff
Provest but finally it’s paid off
with the announcement that
their application for Community
Building Partnership Program
funding to install a shade sail at
Oasis Pools at Club Banora has
been approved.
The Community Building Partnership Program, an initiative of
the NSW government, provides
funding for projects that benefit the
local community through building
or improvement of facilities that
deliver positive social, recreational
or environmental outcomes.
The NSW Government will provide
$25,650 towards the project,
with Twin Towns matching their
contribution dollar-for-dollar to
complete the $51,300 project.
The new shade sail will provide
132 square metres of sun
protection for swimmers and will
be especially beneficial to those
competing in competitions and
carnivals.
Dave Maynard said the shade sail
will cover a large area at the kiosk
end of the pool.
“The shade sail is 22 metres long
and 6 metres wide, so swimmers
will be under cover when they
queue behind the blocks and also
in the pool in front of the blocks.
“For safety reasons, the shade
sail will be high enough to ensure
it doesn’t obstruct vision of the
entire pool.
“During carnivals, the kids dive
from the starting blocks and
sometimes queue for five or ten
minutes or more in the hot sun so
the location of the new shaded
area will be ideal,” said Dave.
Member
for
Tweed
Geoff
Provest said it was fantastic to
be in a position to assist a great
community organisation like Twin
Towns in their provision of better
facilities for use by the wider
community.
“Sun safety is an important issue,
especially in the climate in which
we live.
“This
new
structure
will
significantly improve the amenity
for schools, swimming clubs,
social groups, seniors and all
members of the community who
use Oasis Pools for recreational
swimming,
competitions
or
carnivals,” said Geoff.
Twin Towns Executive Business
Manager Rod Pain said installation of the new shade sail,
From left, Dave Maynard, Rod Pain, Michael Fraser, Geoff Provest and David Misson.
expected to commence in late
March or early April, is not likely
to cause any inconvenience to
swimmers during construction.
“There may be the need to
fence off a small area during
construction but this is not likely
to cause any major disruption to
regular pool activities.
“We are sure the benefits of the
new shade sail will far outweigh
any inconvenience and we
thank the NSW Government and
acknowledge the assistance of
May the Best Member Win
Members, get excited! Commencing 1 April 2016 a
brand new Members Advantage car giveaway with
prizes totalling almost $50,000 is coming to Twin
Towns.
After the major prize draw on Friday
1 July, one lucky member will ‘live
the dream’ when they drive away
with a new set of luxury wheels.
This car is something really special
and as the promotion is exclusively
for members, no card, no chance
to win! Get along to the Twin Towns
membership desk today or submit
a membership application online at
www.twintowns.com.au and you could
be on the road to driving one of the greatest
prizes ever offered by the Club.
When the promotion commences on 1 April,
members will receive a ticket in the car draw
when they make their first purchase of the day
at Twin Towns, Club Banora, Twin Towns Juniors
or Signatures Restaurant at Mantra Twin Towns.
Qualifying purchases are those that earn Members
Advantage points, such as food, beverages
and entertainment.
After making a purchase, members
can swipe their membership card at
the Members Advantage Kiosk at
any of the three Clubs and place
their entry ticket in the specially
marked barrels or in the car, which
will be onsite soon at Twin Towns.
Following the major prize draw for
the car on Friday 1 July, 30 runnerup prizes will be drawn. Each will win a
dining voucher for two valued at $200.
12 school swimming carnivals
attended
by
approximately
3,000 children and hosts
regular amateur swim meets
for Swimming Clubs from Twin
Towns, Gold Coast, Brisbane and
Northern NSW.
Geoff Provest in helping get this
project across the line.
“The members of the Masters
Swimmers Club have been
‘unsinkable’ in their determination
to get this shade sail and I am
pleased that we can now deliver
on this project,” said Rod.
In the past, there has been a need
to erect up to six individual tents
to provide shade for officials at
the amateur swim meets. This
year, thanks to the new shade
sail, these requirements will be
covered.
Every year, Oasis Pools at Club
Banora is used by around 150,000
children and adults, who visit
the pool to swim recreationally,
competitively or for coaching.
Last year Oasis Pools hosted
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BOARD CHAIRMAN’S
REPORT
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
TUESDAY 10 MAY 2016
Twin Towns Annual General
Meeting is to receive the Board
Report, Financial Statements for
the year ended 31 December
2015 and the reports by Directors
and Auditors thereon.
At this year’s Annual General
Meeting, an election year,
members will be asked to
select nine (9) directors for the
ensuing two year term to act
as caretakers overseeing the
strategic management of Twin
Towns Services Clubs and Resort
on behalf of members.
Company director positions are
open to members who pass the
necessary criteria such as, having
been a member for a period of two
years, and who are acceptable in
accordance with the Corporations
Act, The Registered Clubs Act and
Twin Towns Constitution.
In 2010 changes to the Registered
Clubs Act resulted in any new
director now required to obtain
the appropriate educational
skill sets available through
registered training providers to
be eligible to sit on any board of
management of Registered Clubs.
Understanding the principles of
good corporate governance and
due diligence are an essential
ingredient in the ever increasing
club regulatory environment,
along with your responsibility and
liability as a company director.
The ClubsNSW Directors Institute
has designed a significant future
director’s pack with a wealth of
information for the consideration
of any potential directors prior to
nominating for club boards.
When the Registered Clubs
Act was updated in 2012 Twin
Towns Board of fifteen took the
proactive approach to reduce
director numbers by three in
2014 and again with another
reduction of three in 2016 to
achieve the mandated nine prior
to 1 January 2017 as mandated
by the Act. This reduction was
adopted as a notice of motion
by members at the 2013 Annual
General Meeting.
Once members have elected the
nine directors for the following
two year term and as soon as
practicable after the Annual
General Meeting the elected
directors adjourn to choose the
Deputy Board Chairperson and
the Chairperson for the following
two year term when the next
election of officers takes place.
Regardless of regulatory director
reductions members are still
entitled to nominate for positions
on the board of management with
mandatory prescribed advertising
for director positions at Twin
Towns Services Club to take place
on 6 February 2016 with elections
at the Annual General Meeting on
10 May 2016.
What is Responsible Service of
Alcohol (RSA)?
One of the most controversial
and least understood issues
involving members, patrons and
staff at Twin Towns Clubs and
Resort is based around the Liquor
Act and indefensible intoxication
regulations.
For any staff to request persons
deemed to be under the influence
of alcohol to leave the premises
in accordance with the Liquor
Act is for the benefit of other
members, patrons, the Licensee
and the community.
Intoxication is a serious matter
with serious implications for
many. Consequently, during early
December local Police Officers
Sergeant Brad Stewart and Senior
Constable Grant Seddon from
Licensing provided terrific insight
to directors, management and
staff on the ‘Responsible Service
of Alcohol Regulation’ along with
ramifications for all under the
company umbrella, including
patrons.
These presentations were led by
our consulting compliance officer
from Trojan Corporate and Twin
Towns Clubs and Resort Manager
of Security encompassing some
350 staff on the Responsible
Service of Alcohol. RSA is:
Minimising
alcohol
related
problems, violence and anti-social
behaviour (harm minimisation);
Selling
alcohol
responsibly;
Implementing best practice and
strategies to prevent intoxication;
Compliance with NSW Liquor
Laws; Not serving minors or
intoxicated persons; Recognising
intoxication; Discouraging harmful
activities; Understanding the
impact of alcohol abuse and
misuse on the community;
Promoting and supporting safe
environments.
The evolution of the NSW
Liquor Laws and RSA over the
last twenty years has resulted
in much tougher penalties and
greater
responsibilities
for
those working in the liquor and
hospitality industry, as well as
patrons attending clubs, hotels,
night clubs etc.
They are a direct result of noncompliance and non-conformance
by some liquor Licensees. You
will recall the extreme measures
adopted in Newcastle and
Kings Cross with lock-outs after
1am due to intoxication and
out of control patrons, and the
complete lack of compliance by
some venues which resulted in
these closures being deemed
necessary to reduce alcoholrelated violence, intoxication and
resulting community problems.
The Law states that it is unlawful
for a licensee or staff member
to sell or supply liquor to an
intoxicated person on licenced
premises [Section 73(2)] of the
Liquor Act 2007. The maximum
penalty is $11,000.
The KEY explanation under the
Act for a person to be deemed
intoxicated is if “that person’s
speech, balance, co-ordination
or behaviour is noticeably
affected and it is reasonable in
the circumstances to believe that
the affected speech, balance,
co-ordination or behaviour is
the result of the consumption of
liquor”.
Twin Towns Clubs and Resort
management, staff and security
personnel make no apology
for following the letter of the
law with the following severe
ramifications applicable for nonconformance.
When breaches of the Liquor Act
are identified penalties of up to
$11,000 and or twelve months
suspension under the Liquor Act
are applicable to Licensees, Staff,
Patrons and Minors. To cause
directors, management and staff
to strictly adhere to the law the
Act was reviewed in 2012 to
include ‘The Three Strikes and
You’re Out’ Policy.
The first strike for an offence
is active for three years while
severe Licence conditions may
be imposed for a first or second
offence. A third strike can result
in the imposition of Licence
conditions, Licence suspension
for up to twelve months, licence
cancellation and a moratorium on
a new liquor licence being granted
for the same business operators
at the premises for up to twelve
months and/or disqualification
of a Licensee for any period of
time. Ramifications for directors
managing members’ assets and
Licensees as shown are severe.
To avoid prosecution the licensee
will need to show that the person
has been refused service, the
person has been asked to leave
the premises, the police had
been attempted to be contacted
or contacted to assist in removing
the person from the premises.
Unfortunate as it would appear a
person who has been identified
as being intoxicated (under the
influence of alcohol) must leave
the premises and the belief that if
one stops drinking you are entitled
to remain on the premises is not
acceptable nor negotiable under
the NSW Liquor Act.
Once a person has been refused
entry or ejected from a licenced
premises you may not attempt
to re-enter the premises for
twenty four hours, you must not
remain within the vicinity of the
premises (50 metres) without
a reasonable excuse such as
waiting for transport or fearful
of personal safety and must
not re-enter the vicinity of the
premises within six hours without
a reasonable excuse. For abusing
this regulation a maximum court
fine of $5,500 applies. Police and
offices of the OLGR also have the
option of issuing a $550 penalty
on the spot for each time you
refuse to move on.
Our staff may not always be
accurate with their assessments,
but in light of the ramifications,
when in doubt they are better
to err on the side of caution. The
consequences of continuing to
serve an intoxicated patron are
far-reaching, dangerous and may
cost them their job or the Club its
licence.
I have been known to enjoy a
cold beer or two but understand I
am responsible for my actions so
please enjoy our clubs and resort,
be respectful and diligent, and
good health to all.
I look forward to catching up
around our clubs.
Michael Fraser
FEATURED
Twin Towns
Masters Swimming
The Masters Swimming Club
enjoyed a busy and productive
year in training, competition and
socially, attending many carnivals
including River City, Miami, Noosa,
Yamba, Marlborough, Toowoomba
and New Zealand.
The Club also participated in ‘Postal
Events’, which means they swim
at their own pool and send the
results back to the officiating Club.
Amongst the most notable were
the British Open and the Redland
Bay Postals, where great results
earned medals and certificates.
This year, as in the past, dedicated
coaches Kaye and Linda provided
all the necessary guidance and
corrective advice to ensure
members swim at their highest
level during meets.
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Internal competitions are also well
attended with trophies awarded
to the winners at the Masters
Swimmers AGM, including the
John Scarr Trophy for the closest
nominated time over a 1000
metre swim. The monthly PSG
(Pat Scott-Glassock) Trophy is a
nominated time over 100 metres.
The best of six times in a calendar
year wins the trophy.
The Club was also involved in
Masters Swimming competitions
such as recording the metres
swum up to and beyond one
million, with awards presented
for one, two, five, ten, etc.
It usually takes a good swimmer
about three years to achieve one
million metres. Each year, the Club
counts the metres and Masters
Masters Swimming Redland Bay Postals team proudly show off their certificates.
Warriors trophies are presented
by Masters Swimming Australia to
the highest recorded metres.
At 96 years young, club member
George Corones has racked up
many achievements over the
years and, in fact, had another
couple of FINA World Top Ten
Results in 2014.
The social year culminated in a
trip to Norfolk Island, where 12
members enjoyed a rollicking and
unforgettable time in this almost
forgotten territory of Australia.
Go there!
There are currently 58 members
of the Masters Swimming Club.
Secretary Freda keeps the Club
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on the straight and narrow and
financially, our heads are above
the deep end of the pool, thanks
to the effort of Treasurer, Michael.
There are lots of unsung helpers
that make a club work and their
help is always appreciated.
David Misson
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Six Million Metre Woman
At 66 years young, Masters Swimming Club member
Jenny Nock is a wife, mum and nanny. She also has
a solid track record as a consistent ‘high achiever’
in the pool, racking up an astonishing medal tally at
Masters swimming events across Australia.
At the age of 46, the former Toowoomba TV
presenter slowly became accomplished in each
swimming stroke, thanks to her Water Dragons
coach Andrew Hunter at Oasis Pools at Club Banora.
Since joining Twin Town Masters Swimming Club,
Jenny has recorded almost six million metres
(6,000kms) in pools around the country. She
has competed in a Masters Swimming Australia
(MSA) event, travelling to Townsville, Launceston,
Darwin and Canberra, and collecting sixteen gold,
six silver and two bronze medals along the way.
Jenny also swam in five other meets and collected
fifteen gold, three silver and three bronze medals.
Jenny is ‘swimming proof’ that anything is
possible, with a little support, encouragement and
professional coaching to set you on the right path.
Water Dragons offer learn to swim programs
designed to maximise the potential of every
swimmer, no matter what their age.
Whether you wish to learn to swim for fitness, to
socialise and meet new friends or to fulfil a lifelong
goal, Water Dragons is the perfect place to start.
To contact Andrew Hunter at Water Dragons, call 07
5523 1781 or email oasisswimming@gmail.com
Tony & Patti’s New Vogue Dancing
“We thought our careers were
easing off and we’d take this
job with no pressure in it. Things
simply escalated,” said Patti.
Couples glide and spin across
British ballroom dancefloors to
soundtracks arranged by Club
Banora and Twin Towns favourite
Tony Gilbert.
The trombone player, bassist,
pianist and arranger reinvents
hits of the 1920s, 30s, 40s, 50s
and 60s for dances like the cha
cha, jive, foxtrot and tango.
Mixing business and pleasure,
they opened for the Mayor’s ball
in Tamworth before jetting off to
host 30 dancers as their guests
aboard Celebrity Millennium for
a dance cruise in Singapore.
His latest album C’est Si Bon
was the No. 1 album on the UK
danceable music charts through
Christmas and the year’s best
seller in its genre.
Tony and Patti return after a
summer break for Social New
Vogue Dancing at Club Banora
every Thursday evening during
February from 6-9pm DST.
Website www.newvoguemusic.
com, featuring recordings by
The Tony Gilbert Sound and
Tony Gilbert Studio Orchestra,
boasts the largest selection
of
downloadable
sequence
dance music in the southern
hemisphere.
Mr Gilbert’s music is released
in the UK on Maestro Records,
a studio dedicated to modern
sequence, ballroom, Latin and
old-time dance music.
His musicianship is no secret
at Club Banora and Twin Towns,
where his arrangements have
long been enjoyed by audiences
who gather to dance for
recreation or listen to songs of
yesteryear.
Tony and wife Patti, who wed 35
years ago, travelled the world
as cruise ship entertainers and
an award-winning cabaret act.
They joined Twin Towns thinking
they’d wind down their careers as
they approached retirement.
You can also dance away a
Tuesday afternoon at Social New
Vogue ‘Sequence’ Dancing with
Tony and Patti at Twin Towns from
3.30-6.30pm Qld time. Sequence
dancing is a style where couples
perform the same steps and
movements simultaneously, so
it is great to be involved or just
come along to watch.
You can also catch Tony and Patti
at Social New Vogue Dancing at
Twin Towns every Thursday from
12.30-3.30pm Qld time.
Make time for nine Now’s the perfect time to join the Friday Golf Frenzy at Club Banora. Since December, Friday Golf Frenzy has been enticing members
and social players alike to come along for nine holes of fun. Friday Golf Frenzy is an enjoyment-focussed competition where
handicaps are not essential and fun is a must. All are invited
to putt, tally their par and feel like a pro at this friendly Friday
afternoon not-so-serious comp.
Open to both men and women, Friday Golf Frenzy tees off at 3pm
DST at Club Banora and there are weekly prizes to be won.
The format gives everyone the chance to win and players are
encouraged to qualify for the Friday Golf Frenzy Gala Day and
presentation which will take place at the Island House on Friday
25 March. Friday Golf Frenzy is a social occasion and an opportunity to catch
up with friends or make some new ones. It’s on every Friday until 25 March at Club Banora. Entry is $5 for
members and $15 for non-members.
Be a Member to Win
in Twin Towns luxury car
giveaway, coming soon.
Apply online NOW!
Membership available from $16.50 per year.
Complimentary beverage includes one of the following:
meal at
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when yo ork valued at $1
Slice & F
Draught beer
Glass of selected sparkling wine
Glass of selected white wines
Glass of selected red wines
Soﬅ drink (postmix) or Juice
Club Banora promotes and supports drinking responsibly. Alcohol is available to over 18’s only
Conditions apply. Oﬀer valid from 1 December 2015 to 30 June 2016. Maximum size for beer, soﬅ drink & juice is schooner.
Standard glass applies to all wines. Not valid in conjunction with any other oﬀer or 2 for 1 meal specials
CLUBNEWS
CLUB BANORA FEBRUARY PROMOTIONS & ENTERTAINMENT
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
CLUB
BANORA
All times listed are DST.
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
10.30am
10.30am
10.30am
10.30am
10.30am
8pm – 11pm
11.30am – 2.30pm
Bingo
Bingo
Bingo
Bingo
Bingo
Dance Night
Country Mornings
7pm
7pm
4pm – 6pm
10am – 1pm
4pm – 7pm
Evening Bingo
Novelty Bingo
Members Happy Hour
Free Kids Day
Live Entertainment
$1 Off All Beverages
6pm – 9pm
Live Entertainment
26th
FEB
DELISCH WITH
GEORGE HARVEY
3rd Rob Keith
10th Wayne Vitali
17th Pieter Kruger
24th Rhys Warner
Face Painting, Crafts
25th Special Guest
6.15pm – 6.45pm
Tickets On Sale
5pm - 6.15pm
Social New Vogue
Dancing
Showtime
27th
FEB
Danielle Goullet Presents
7th Michelle Cook
14th George and Danielle
21st Kerry James
28th Liza Beamish &
Kathleen Moore
7pm – 10pm
Patti Bond
Variety Night
5th Rockin Bodgies
12th The Hemis
19th Chris Cook Band
26th Delisch with George
Harvey
5pm – 8.30pm
Sunday Grooves
7th Davo
14th Dave J
21st Bill Jacobi
28th Davo
13th
FEB
SLIQUE
THE HEMIS
BLACK CATS RELOADED
7th Toucan Twango
14th Russell Hinton
21st Toucan Twango
28th Russell Hinton
3.15pm – 4.30pm
Rippa Raffle
6pm – 9pm
12th
FEB
6th
FEB
6th Black Cats Reloaded
13th Wally & the Gators
20th The Shuffle Boys
27th Catfish & the Deejays
WALLY & THE GATORS
CLUB BANORA SLICE & FORK 2 FOR 1 SPECIALS
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
Seafood Mornay
Rump Steak
Chicken Schnitzel
Grilled Barramundi
Seafood Platter
Roast of the Day
Large Pizza
CLUB
BANORA
ENTERTAINMENT, RAFFLES & MORE
WITH GREG & LAURA DOOLAN
FEBRUARY FRIDAYS 4PM-7PM
5th Greg and Laura Doolan
12th Paul Hayman
JUNIORS FEBRUARY PROMOTIONS & ENTERTAINMENT
19th Greg and Laura Doolan
26th Upstage
All times listed are DST.
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
5pm-9pm
5pm-9pm
2.30pm-6.30pm
LIVE MUSIC
LIVE MUSIC
LIVE MUSIC
5th Bagman
12th Mr Troy
19th Dave Cavanagh
26th Scott Whatman
SUNDAY
6th Tony McGuinness
13th Triplickit Duo
20th Mark Bono
27th Two & a Half Men
7th Bill Jacobi
14th Sugarfoot
21st Rob Keith
28th Lone Wolf
Enjoy friendly, affordable,
relaxed dining at Twin
Towns Juniors!
• Chinese soups & entrées plus Asian-style
seafood, beef, chicken, pork, noodles & omelettes
• Steaks, pasta, schnitzels & salads
• Kids meals only $5
FOR BOOKINGS CALL 07 5599 0436
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Benny Nelson – a
star on the rise
Benny Nelson will call the Gold
Coast a creative home away from
home when he joins a roster
of regulars playing Twin Towns
during 2016.
The
19-year-old
singersongwriter from the northwest
NSW bush hopes to record his
first album later this year, and
says his bimonthly spot at Twin
Towns will put a regular income
into his pocket.
Armed
with
his
acoustic
guitar, Benny will perform
from a songlist that includes
contemporary hits by artists like
Ed Sheeran alongside Aussie pub
rock classics and the occasional
original. Benny played his first
Twin Towns gigs in January.
“I do all sorts of acoustic covers.
I’m learning new songs all the
time,” he said.
“There’s some classic pub rock
songs like Khe Sanh (Cold Chisel)
and that sort of stuff. And if the
mood is right and it seems like
the audience is up for it, I might
even throw in one of my original
songs.”
Benny grew up one of five
brothers - the middle one - in
the north western rural town of
Warialda, population about 1500,
near Moree.
“There was some livestock but
mostly, it was wheat and barley
on 2,000 acres. I learned to drive
a car when I was eight years old
and rode motorbikes from the age
of 10. It was a pretty awesome
thing growing up like that. It’s the
thing I miss, being able to jump
on a bike and ride around that
great big property.”
Benny can’t remember a time
when music wasn’t part of his life.
“Dad would sing us to sleep
when we were kids. He didn’t
sing professionally, but he had
a voice. He’d sing songs by Cat
Stevens and The Eagles. By the
time I could talk I was singing
right along.”
Benny joined
the
Talent
Development
Program,
a
Community Partner of ClubsNSW,
and the Schools Spectacular in
2010 while he was in Year 9 at
Warialda High.
Established in 1991, The Talent
Development Project Foundation
(TDP) is the most successful
youth training and development
program in the Australian music
and entertainment industry.
Annually up to 50 NSW school
students take part in this program
which has produced success
stories such as Human Nature,
John Foreman, Paulini and a host
of award winning country music
and musical theatre stars.
Bringing the fun back to Trivia
Annual Conference at the Gold
Coast Convention and Exhibition
late last year.
“It might be one of the most
important gigs I’ve done. I got a
lot of bookings,” said Benny.
“Jobs like this one at Twin Towns
mean I have some regular money
coming in. That means I can save.
It all helps.”
Selected students are offered a
series of monthly masterclass
workshops
conducted
by
industry experts, developing their
performing, creative, musical and
entertainment skills.
Benny performs at Twin Towns at
The Stage on Friday 5 February
(5-8.30pm); Sunday 28 February
(4-7pm); Tuesday 8 March 7.3011.30pm; and Thursday 31 March
4-7pm.
Twin Towns’ talent scouts
discovered Benny when he
performed at the ClubsNSW
See www.twintowns.com.au for
all upcoming entertainment at
The Stage.
Harry celebrates a milestone
What is the colour of Maggie
Simpson’s dummy? What is the
capital city of Iceland? If you can
answer these questions, or at
least give it a good crack, then
be at 1st on Wharf for the all
new Trivia Night when it makes a
comeback every Tuesday evening
from 2 February from 6pm-8pm.
Trivia emcee Mark Brownsdon
will host an entertaining night
which can be enjoyed by the
entire family. Mark is a familiar
face and many would recognise
him as ‘Lone Wolf’, having
performed at Twin Towns and
Breezes as a solo artist for over
14 years.
a meal with family or friends
before we kick off at 6pm,” said
Mark.
The weekly trivia night is familyfriendly and free to participate.
Bring along the kids and play
as a team for a bigger, broader
‘brains trust’ or test your trivia
knowledge playing solo. There will be some great prizes to
be won and no doubt everyone
in the room will learn something
new before the night is through.
The kids are likely to know a few
answers that you don’t so be sure
to bring them along. Mark says he plans to make
Trivia Night at 1st on Wharf an
evening for all ages and one
that focusses on fun, not just
the competition.
“We’d like families and groups
of friends or singles to join
us on Tuesday evenings and
enjoy some laughs and a social
night out. “It’s an opportunity to enjoy
Pianoman Harry Lynn has celebrated 25 years behind the keyboards at Twin
Towns where he hosts weekly Monday afternoon New Vogue Dance sessions.
The club’s longest serving contract entertainer was joined by his good friend
Peter McLaughlin on bass for the Monday January 25 show at The Stage.
The pair, who were part of the resident Jazz in the Basement act at The Arts
Centre Gold Coast from 2005-2010, still get together once a month to perform
both professionally and as friends.
“We’ve known each other about 30 years. It’s been said there’s a jack cable
between our brains.”
The songlist of old hits and originals included one Mr Lynn penned as a
tribute for his musical mate called Why Don’t You Dance Something We
Can Play To.”
“People were always saying at gigs, ‘why don’t you play something we
can dance too’, so it was our little joke,” he said.
Mr Lynn said he had enjoyed the company of loyal regulars during
25 years at Twin Towns.
“Many have become my good friends,” he said.
Harry Lynn: New Vogue Dancing, The Stage, Twin Towns,
Mondays 12.30pm-3.30pm Qld time.
Departing: Brisbane 19 June 2016
Itinerary: Brisbane – Hamilton Island –
Cairns Overnight – Willis Island - Brisbane
Inside Twin from $1090pp x 2
Oceanview Twin from $1230pp x 2
Balcony Twin from $1580pp x 2
Price includes minimum of $150 onboard credit,
soft drink package & bonus mystery tour.
Deposit required $250 per cabin. Final Payment 26 March 2016.
Mantra Twin Towns Resort (Opposite RSL Sub Branch)
P 07 5536 1700
E office@globaltravelandcruise.com.au
www.globaltravelandcruise.com.au
INTERNAL CLUBS
RSL SUB BRANCH
TWEED HEADS & COOLANGATTA
Next monthly meeting is Monday
29 February at 12 noon (Qld)
in the RSL ANZAC Room. Diary
Date: AGM Tuesday 29 March (on
Tuesday due to Easter Monday
Holiday). Our Sub Branch Library
open Wednesday & Fridays 9am12.00 noon. Come in a check out
our vast collection of military
books.
Office Hours Tues – Friday 9am
-12 noon. Phone 07 5536 1164
or email admin@thc-rsl.org.au
Jenny Sheehan
Office Coordinator
on 12 February. Remember to
take something warm – one year
our whole team turned up in
a Goondiwindi op shop to buy
jackets! Mark 12 March on your
calendar as this is the date for the
hotly contested AIF Swimming
Championships, and we want
to take a strong team, in size
as well as ability. Pete Romano
celebrated his birthday recently
and provided delicious spaghetti
bolognese for all swimmers.
Graeme Rogers has been in
hospital with a leg problem
(dancing on a marble table in
Parliament House perhaps?)
Bubbles
EUCHRE & 500 CLUB
BRIDGE
The President’s Cup will be held
on 3 Mondays – 1 February, 8
February and 15 February. You will
need to have 3 different partners
for this event. Bridge is played
on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at Twin Towns Juniors at
12.20pm (NSW). Thursday Night
Bridge at Coolangatta Seniors
Citizen Club has recommenced
starting at 7.30pm (NSW). Please
be seated 15 minutes prior to
starting time to allow the Director
of the Day to determine the
movement for play. For partners
on the day please contact Pat
Noble on 07 5524 3682 and for
night play John Verdickt on 07
5523 9696.
Our games are held upstairs at
Twin Towns Juniors in Fraser
Drive at Banora Point. 500 is held
on Tuesday nights and Euchre
on Thursday nights with both
commencing at 7pm (NSW). Fees
to play are $3 members and
$4 non-members and we have
prizes on both card nights for
placegetters as well as a Lucky
Door Prize. Visitors and new
residents to the area will be made
most welcome and if you would
like to brush up your skills come
along about 15 minutes earlier
on those nights and our players
will assist you with a few practice
hands. For further information
regarding our games please call
Pat Lesina on 07 5534 6188.
Happy Bridging
Joker Judy
Valerie Welland, 02 6674 5631
DIGGERS SWIMMING
Following the over indulgence
of food and alcohol during the
festive season, there have been
a few slow times recorded, your
scribe being one of the guilty
parties. Others, however, are
swimming strongly, such as our
leaders in the monthly point
score: 30 metres – Warwick
Dredge, 50 metres – Neil Burden,
100 metres – Guy Hawthorne.
We need to all be in form for
our swim meet at Goondiwindi
LADIES BOWLS
Ladies Bowls re-commenced in
2016 on 19 January and a great
day was had by all on Friday 22
January celebrating Australia
Day. It will be a busy time for
our Committee, in particular
Game Director Judy Johnson for
the President’s at Home Day,
which is scheduled for Tuesday
9 February. The other event to
be held is the Annual General
Meeting which will be held on
Tuesday 1 March.
Hilary S. Publicity Officer
MENS BOWLS
Lawn bowls is back in full swing
with games on Wednesday
mornings and afternoon triples,
Thursday’s pairs and Saturday
triples. Some members are
working hard to shed extra kilos
put on over the festive season.
The 2016 Club Championship
nominations are open. The
committee is hoping more
members will participate this
year. If you need assistance in
joining a team see one of the
committee so you don't miss
out. Watch the notice board for
closing dates and schedules.
Nominations are open for our
clubs office bearers this year
with elections at our AGM in
March. What are you going
to do for your club this year?
Please remember if joining the
committee, training is available.
There also are plenty of jobs
without computer skills being
required. The $5 mat fee day
this month is a pair’s game on
11 February, visitors are most
welcome at same $5 fee.
Good bowling GH
RUNNERS AND WALKERS
A great day was had by everyone
who attended Australia Day
celebrations at Ebenezer Park
this year. Congratulations to our
new Australian Citizen Paula
Moore. Well done Paula. Club
members are reminded of the up
and coming AGM at Twin Towns
on Wednesday 2 March at 7pm
(NSW). Nominations are invited
for all committee positions. Up
and coming events: Red Rock
to Coffs Harbour 45km Sunday
17 April, Warwick Pentath – run
21/22 May. We are a small
friendly Walkers and Runners
Club, of all ages and abilities,
with a great social calendar.
What a great time of the year
to get yourself fit and healthy.
For further information please
check out our website www.
ttscrunnersandwalkers.org
TENNIS
Hoping that you have been
watching or been to the Australian
Open in Melbourne. Now you
should be motivated to get that
racquet out of the cupboard
and come on down to the Club
Banora Tennis Club. We offer
social mornings on Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Sundays from
8am and social night on Thursday
between 6.30pm and 9.30pm. The
advantages of joining the Tennis
Club are: three free coaching
lessons, free membership to
Tennis NSW and free tennis once
a month, fitness and meeting new
friends. Being part of a the Tennis
Club means that you can be a
competitive player and join in the
Tuesday Ladies competition from
9.15am or on Saturdays from
1pm and meet other members
in the District. So at Banora
Tennis Club you can be as social
or competitive or anywhere in
between as you like. Even if you
haven't picked up a racquet for a
while come along and have fun!
Kerry
TRIATHLON
Twin Towns had a great start to
the New Year with 63 triathletes
participating in the first event. We
have also welcomed numerous
enquiries from locals and visitors
for their interest in triathlon and
participating in weekly events.
Please visit twintownstriathlon.
org.au for further information.
Our club also enjoys additional
social events during the season.
The Australia Day weekend
was the second season trip for
interested members and families
and was a great success. Special
thanks to Vice President Val for
organising the 3 day 'Twinnies'
fun fest at Lake Ainsworth Sport
and Recreation Centre, Lennox
Head with social rides, runs,
swims and the traditional Aussie
cricket game on Australia Day.
There are many members in
contention for the 2015/2016
annual consistency awards for the
highest attendance for the top 10
triathletes. Congratulations to
all for your commitment to the
Saturday weekend starter of a
swim, ride and run!
President Wendy
SNOOKER CLUB
The final Sunday tournament of
the year was won by Adam Waller
who defeated Steve Springer. The
semi-finalists were Paul Chappell
and Russell King. The Consolation
event was won by Jim Cruz who
def Stan Hunter. The Presentation
Night at Club Banora on 19
December and was very well
supported. The best performance
during the year was by Adam
Waller reaching the quarter finals
of the Australian Open Snooker
Championship. The Snooker Club
has been advised by the Twin
Towns Board that an application
has been lodged to the Licensing
authorities to make the Snooker
Room available to under 18 year
olds. If approved, this will take
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place sometime in 2016. This is
the best news we have had in a
long time and the culmination of
a lengthy effort to achieve this
end. Thank you Twin Towns. Good
potting.
El Presidente
GOLF
A special welcome to the many
new members who have joined
the Golf Club over the summer
months. Our membership is well
over 350 including almost 100
ladies. All competition fields
are strong, nearing capacity
on Mondays, Wednesday and
Saturdays. Thank you to the Pro
Shop for managing tee times to
ensure all interested members
are able to play. Members are
encouraged to attend the Golf
Section AGM on Saturday 19
March as it is an important
opportunity for members to
influence
Golf
Committee
priorities for the year ahead. The
AGM will elect the positions of
Captain – Men, Ladies, Veterans
and Member Representative –
Men and Ladies. Nominations
for the positions and notices of
motion close in early February
and details can be found on the
Halfway House golf notice board.
The pre AGM golf competition
will be a shot gun start open to
both Men and Ladies players.
President Ken
DIGGERS GOLF
13 December 2015 Monthly
Medal: Donor – Social Club;
winner Dennis Smith 35 Nett;
runner up Rick Chong 37 Nett.
20 December 2015 – Event 2
Man Ambrose: Donor – G Dinham;
winner Stan Watkins 32 pts;
runner up Woody, Rick Downs 33
½ pts. 3 January 2016 Event: 2
Man Ambrose: Donor – Diggers;
winner Chris Hardings, Michael
Byrne 30 Nett; runner up Woody,
G Veivers 31 Nett.
GARDEN CLUB
The first meeting of the year is
Tuesday 2 February at 9.30am.
We look forward to seeing
many gorgeous flowers in the
Benching Section and a fun time
in choosing the best of the day.
The Annual General Meeting
will be held on 1 March; the
time all committee positions are
declared vacant and new people
volunteer to lend a hand. Please
consider giving some time or
assistance to the success of
the Garden Club and speak to
President Maria at the February
meeting. Nomination forms will
be available. TIP: A plant with
uneven growth may suggest a
shape – turn it into a topiary.
Visitors and new members
welcome and this month can look
forward to a guest speaker talking
about garden tours. All enquiries
to Maria Harry on 07 5524 8234.
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TWIN TOWNS ENTERTAINMENT
The Great British invasion
Class
British
acts
The
Searchers and The Animals
and Friends will perform
songs from extensive back
catalogues dating back more
than five decades when their
tours land at Twin Towns this
month and next.
The Searchers were one of
the great acts to emerge from
the 1960s Merseyside scene
and renowned for jangling
12-string guitar, rich harmonies
and immaculate vocals as
exemplified in hits Sweets
For My Sweet, Sugar And Spice,
Needles And Pins, Love Potion
Number 9 and When You Walk
In The Room. The Searchers
perform at Twin Towns on
February 27 (tickets $38).
1 FEBRUARY
BLACK OR WHITE (M)
Drama 116 Mins
Starring: Kevin Costner, Octavia
Spencer, Gillian Jacobs
Book
online
at
www.
twintowns.com.au or call
1800 014 014.
8 FEBRUARY
BOYCHOIR (PG)
Drama 103 Mins
Starring: Dustin Hoffman, Kevin
McHale, Josh Lucas
Animals founding members CELEBRATING THE SOLID SILVER 60’S
John Steel and Mickey
DIRECT FROM THE UK...
LIVERPOOL’S LEGENDARY GROUP
Gallagher are joined by
friends Danny Handley and
Scott Whitely when The
Animals & Friends lands
at Twin Towns on March 4
(tickets $40). The Geordies,
The Animals and Friends
with a song list of gritty R&B
and rock-edged pop songs,
were the second British band
to top the US charts after the
Beatles with their multimillion
selling anthem House of The
The Searchers
Rising Sun.
15 FEBRUARY
EFFIE GRAY (M)
Drama 104 Mins
Starring: Dakota Fanning, Greg Wise,
Tom Sturridge
22 FEBRUARY
FAST & FURIOUS 7 (M)
Action/Crime/Thriller 137 Mins
Starring: Vin Diesel, Paul Walker,
Dwayne Johnson
Movies screened at 10.30am and 6.30pm Qld
29 FEBRUARY
INSURGENT (M)
Sci-Fi/Adventure 119 Mins
Starring: Shailene Woodley, Ansel
Elgort, Theo James
PERFORMING THEIR GREATEST HITS
NEEDLES AND PINS • SUGAR AND SPICE
WHEN YOU WALK IN THE ROOM
THE STAGE FREE ENTERTAINMENT CALENDAR
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
10.15am
11.30am
10.15am
RUSSELL HINTON
12.30pm
3.30pm
SOCIAL NEW VOGUE
DANCING
SOCIAL NEW VOUGE
SEQUENCE DANCING
HARRY LYNN
TONY AND PATTI
4pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
1st JEFF CAMILLERI
8th MATT STOKES
15th SCOTT WHATMAN
22nd JEFF CAMILLERI
29th LONEWOLF
7.30pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
2nd MICK McHUGH BAND
9th LES WILSON’S SWING
FORCE BIG BAND
16th JUST THE TICKET
23rd SMOKIN` CRAWDADS
7pm
THURSDAY
SEAR2016_A3_Poster_QLD-REG_B_v1.indd 1
LINE DANCING
BINGO
All times listed are QLD
TWIN TOWNS CLUBS AND RESORTS, TWEED HEADS SATURDAY 27 FEBRUARY 2016, 7.30PM
EMPIRE THEATRE, TOOWOOMBA SUNDAY 28 FEBRUARY 2016, 2.30PM
MONCRIEFF THEATRE, BUNDABERG TUESDAY 1 MARCH 2016, 7.30PM
BROLGA THEATRE, MARYBOROUGH WEDNESDAY 2 MARCH 2016, 7.30PM
DANCE NIGHT
MARK WILSON
24/11/2015 10:52 am
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
10.30am
BINGO
10.15am
10.30am
BINGO
LINE DANCING
12.30pm
12.30pm
ROCK AROUND THE
CLOCK
3rd TOMMY MEMPHIS
10th ROB ROSENLUND &
TONY JEFFREY
17th ELEPHANT ROCK
24th CHI CHI
PATTI BOND
4pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
4th MR TROY
11th BAGMAN
18th TONY McGUINNESS
25th WAYNE VITALI
4pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
3rd THE ROCKHOUNDS
10th LONG GONE DADDYS
17th THE HEMIS
24th TOMMY MEMPHIS
7.30pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
7.30pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
3rd THE HEMIS
10th BLACK CATS RE-LOADED
17th WALLY & THE GATORS
24th PPR EXPRESS
4th THE HODADS
11th THE SIDEKICKS
18th 00-70s
25th TRIPLE SHOT FM
12.30pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
CHARITY BINGO
RUSSELL HINTON
SOCIAL NEW VOGUE
DANCING
SUNDAY
7th ROB KEITH
14th RHYS WARNER
21st MARTIN WAY
28th PIETER KRUGER
1.30pm
2.30pm
DANIELLE GOULLET PRESENTS
5th WENDY ANDREWS
12th RHYDIAN LEWIS
19th JODY JOY
26th ANDREW PRYOR
4pm
STARS OF TOMORROW
5th LIAM CHAPMAN
12th NICOLA BARRETT
26th LEAH LEVER
5pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
6th RUSSELL SPROUT
13th RUSSELL SPROUT
20th RUSSELL SPROUT
27th DAVE J
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
7th DAVE J
14th THE INFLUENCE
21st LONEWOLF
28th BENNY NELSON
5pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
6th MARK DIVOLA DUO
13th TWO & A HALF MEN
20th BAGMAN
27th TONY McGUINNESS
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
9pm
9pm
6th THE HODADS
13th THE SIDEKICKS
20th PIETER KRUGER
BAND
27th TRIPLE SHOT FM
5th BENNY NELSON
12th TRIPLICKIT DUO
19th BIG SHOTS DUELLING PIANOS (4.30pm)
26th MATT STOKES DUO
4pm
7.30pm
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
7th THE HODADS
14th THE SIDEKICKS
21st PIETER KRUGER BAND
28th TRIPLE SHOT FM
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
5th THE HODADS
12th THE SIDEKICKS
19th THE SHUFFLE BOYS
26th TRIPLE SHOT FM
SHOWROOM ENTERTAINMENT FEB-MAR
05
05
05
02
FROM DEAN TO A KING
STARRING GRANT GALEA
MEMBERS MELODIES
Time 10.30am
Tickets $5 members,
$10 non-members
05
06
DEC
FEB
DEC
FEB
BANANARAMA
Time 8pm
HONOURS JOE COCKER
Tickets $75
Time 8pm
Tickets $40
Tickets on day of show
$10 members, $15 non-members
MORNING MELODIES
Time 10.30am
Tickets $12
JOHNNY CASH
TRIBUTE SHOW
STARRING DR BAZ, ILONA
HARKER & THE TENNESSEE TWO
MEMBERS MELODIES
Time 10.30am
Tickets $5 members,
$10 non-members
05
19
MAXI PRIEST
Time 8pm
THE SUN RECORDS
ALL-STARS
Time 8pm
Tickets $45
GREG & LAURA DOOLAN’S
HELEN ZEREFOS &
VARIETY TONIGHT
ROSS MAIO
FEATURING WICKETY WAK,
TONY PANTANO & PIXIE JENKINS
Time 8pm
Tickets $30
Tickets $5 members,
$10 non-members
Time 8pm
Tickets $40
Tickets at the door $40
27
04
FEB
THE SEARCHERS
Time 8pm
MAR
THE ANIMALS AND
FRIENDS
MEMBERS MELODIES
Time 10.30am
05
13
DEC
FEB
ADAM BRAND AND
THE OUTLAWS
Tickets $30(presale)
DEC
FEB
FEB
FEB
05
23
20
DEC
FEB
1800 014 014
12
DEC
FEB
1605
& 17
DEC
FEB
BACK TO THE TIVOLI
05
09
DEC
FEB
DOUG PARKINSON
WITH SPECIAL GUESTS
WANG CHUNG
SHOW
BOOKINGS
All times listed are QLD
Tickets $38
Time 8pm
Tickets $40
CLUBNEWS
Stars of Tomorrow
During February, catch some of
the Gold Coast’s finest up-andcoming young talent when they
perform at The Stage at Twin
Towns on Friday 5, 12 and 26
February from 4pm. Taste of the Orient
Orient at Twin Towns is a feast for the culinary senses, with an eclectic
range of authentic Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese and Malaysian
Cuisine, created by a talented team of multi-culturally inspired chefs.
Choose from sizzling seafood and beef, chicken and pork, omelettes
and vegetarian dishes. Orient's Noodle Hut menu is legendary with a
lengthy list of fast, healthy, super-tasty meat, seafood and vegetarian
noodle dishes.
Every Saturday and Sunday from 11am-2pm, it's Yum Cha time at Orient!
Feast on assorted steamed and fried dumplings, vegetable, seafood and
meat rolls, spring rolls, calamari and a range of traditional desserts.
Yum Cha is a perfect opportunity for a family get-together or catch up
with friends and kids are always welcome.
If you haven't tried Yum Cha before, it's a must! Be warned though, you
could very easily get hooked.
Call Twin Towns on 1800 014 014 to make a booking.
Stars of Tomorrow is the
only program of its type
offering
talented
children
the opportunity to work in a
professional venue with audio,
lighting, sound engineering,
staging and backing musicians.
“The learning curve is huge and
we can sometimes offer a return
performance to consolidate
this learning. Past participants
of Stars of Tomorrow have
gone on to work in theatre,
major community concerts and
clubs,” said organiser, Danielle
Goullet of Australian Events and
Entertainment.
To uncover her ‘Stars of
Tomorrow’, Danielle approaches
private and public training
schools and TAFE Colleges
who specialise in music, singing
and dancing. Sometimes leads
come via the Twin Towns website
from interested parents.
FEBRUARY - MARCH
DRINK SPECIALS
MEMBERS ONLY
“The children are onstage
for 30 minutes. During their
performance, they sing one
song of their choice with the
band.
“Twin Towns’ audiences are
always supportive and it is
their positive response that
encourages the children to keep
going and chase their dreams.”
LIAM CHAPMAN
5 FEBRUARY
At just 15 years of age, Liam
is already an accomplished
international performer. He
recently travelled to the USA
to perform at Disneyland and
California Adventure Land with
the Johnny Young Talent School. NICOLA BARRETT
12 FEBRUARY
Nicola is a classically trained
musician with a vocal range that
reaches from Mezzo to Soprano. At only 16 years of age, she
has already performed in many
theatre musicals and recently
played the lead female role of
Maria in a live performance of
West Side Story.
LEAH LEVER
26 FEBRUARY
At an early age, Leah was
identified as ‘musically gifted’
and entered into an accelerated
schooling
program
which
enabled her to fully integrate
her musical studies with
academia. Now 16, Leah is no
stranger to performing before
large audiences and recently
sang the National Anthem at
the Redlands ANZAC Day dawn
service.
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$
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TURK L
WILDDCOLA 340M
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NOFF ML
SMIRLEMON 300
WITH
Twin Towns promotes and supports drinking responsibly.
Show & Stay Packages
Hotel & Apartments
DELUXE ACCOMMODATION
BANANARMA
With Special Guests
Wang Chung
Friday 5 February 2016
8.00pm QLD
$359.00 inc buffet breakfast
DOUG PARKINSON
Honours Joe Cocker
Saturday 6 February 2016
8.00pm QLD
JOHNNY CASH TRIBUTE SHOW
Tuesday 9 February 2016
10.30am QLD
MAXI PRIEST
8.00pm QLD
ADAM BRAND AND THE
OUTLAWS
FEBRUARY 5: BANANARAMA
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8.00pm QLD
BACK TO THE TIVOLI
THE ANIMALS AND FRIENDS
Tues 16 & Wed 17 February 2016
10.30am QLD
Friday 4 March 2016
8.00pm QLD
THE SUN RECORDS ALL - STARS
MELINDA SCHNEIDER
Sings Doris Day
8.00pm QLD
GREG DOOLAN`S VARIETY
TONIGHT
8.00pm QLD
HELEN ZEREFOS & ROSS MAIO
Tuesday 23 February 2016
10.30am QLD
THE SEARCHERS
Saturday 27 February2016
8.00pm QLD
Friday 11 March 2016
8.00pm QLD
For one inclusive price you can enjoy:
•O
vernight accommodation for
2 people in a hotel room
• 2 tickets to see your selected show
•F
ull buffet breakfast for 2 adults at
Signatures restaurant
To extend your show and stay
package and stay additional nights,
please contact reservations.
For more show & stay packages
please contact:
P 1800 19 20 20
or 07 5536 2121
W www.twintowns.com.au
*Conditions apply. Subject to availability.
Stay and Save at Mantra Twin Towns
Mantra Twin Towns Hotel & Apartments is close to
beautiful beaches, restaurants, bars, the airport and is
on the doorstep of Twin Towns Services Club.
Stay 3 nights
and save up to
10 %*
in a Hotel Room with breakfast daily
To book call 13 15 17 or visit mantra.com.au
*Conditions apply. Subject to availability. Valid for
travel until 30/09/16. For full terms and conditions
visit mantra.com.au/terms-and-conditions.
Ph: 07 5536 2277
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Club News - February 2016

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