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Issue No. 98 June 2011
Cobargo Skate Park takes shape
In the true spirit of community participation, Cobargo mums, dads, kids and all came out in force to work on the new Skate Park. The
kids just can’t wait until it is finished to try out their new tricks! Well done everyone.
Mary Williams
President, Cobargo C.W.A.
Cobarbo Country Women’s
Association has been raising awareness
of their work over the past year, and it
has paid off - our numbers continue to
grow!
One of our members recently
attended the State Conference held in
Nowra and the following is a direct quote
from the front page of the South Coast
Register on Wednesday 18th May:
“The NSW CWA is in town and its
members mean business, serious
business.
The issues on their agenda read
like an instruction manual on how to build
a better world and rightly so - it’s what
Collective Wisdom Abounds
they’re doing.
The women have been debating
issues as varied as the effectiveness of
how motorists are policed on our roads,
carbon tax, coal seam mining, Asian
bees, assisted suicide and just about
every subject in between.
They collectively hold an
unfathomable wealth of wisdom,
research and understanding and they
have the patience, the time and the will
to take their recommendations to the
highest office.
As they debate the issues there
is an inspirational electricity in the
auditorium.
They are concise and courteous
but don’t hold back if they have to take
issue with a subject.
After three days they will come
away with a list of issues that, when
carried, become their policy which then
gives them the opportunity to take those
issues to the relevant politicians.”
If any women in Cobargo and
district that would like to be part of this
great organisation that is a great deal
more than tea and scones, join us for a
cuppa and a chat on Tuesday 14th June or
any second Tuesday of the month at the
CWA cottage on the Bermagui Road.
You will find a warm welcome.
Together we can make a difference to the
world.
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NATURAL FORESTS – Australia’s wilderness coast
Natural Forests – Australia’s
wilderness coast, is a photographic show
featuring some of Australia’s best fine
art photographers. It will be held in
Bermagui over the Queens birthday long
weekend in June.
The show is based on the beauty
of our south east forests, and is the result
of photographs captured by Rob Blakers,
Judith Deland, Richard Green, Gordon
Undy, Heide Smith, John Reid and Wes
Stacey while participating in a weekend
photography camp hosted by David and
Libby Bright of Ngairin, Tanja.
Supporting the exhibition is a
selection of the best local photographs
of forests and wildlife and a history
display by Bermagui Historical Society.
Natural Forests – Australia’s
wilderness coast will be opened by Andrew
Sayers, Director of the National Museum
of Australia at the Bermagui Community
Centre Thursday 9 June at 6pm.
The show runs over the long
weekend, June 11 th , 12 th and 13 th , and is
open daily from 10.30am to 3.30pm. It
will then travel to Canberra, Sydney, and
back to Gallery Bodalla. View images and
more information at www.serca.org.au
Panoramas by Richard Green
Macintosh Speaks on Emissions
“ Forests should be protected as by the Australian Government.
emissions is very small and because
a way of mitigating climate change,” Australia successfully argued at deforestation rates in Australia have
according to Associate Director of ANU’s Kyoto that because of the costly expense fallen (especially in Queensland),
Centre for Climate Law and Policy, of it cutting emissions it should be Australia will try to meet its Kyoto targets
Andrew Macintosh.
through forests.
“Intact forests
“This is
provide co-benefits like
despite the fact that
localised weather
emissions from other
moderation, hydrological
sectors continue to
benefits, tourism and
grow, largely
recreational opportunities
unhindered by
– we should protect them
Government policy,”
to help us cope with climate
he said.
change,” he said.
M a c i n t o s h
Andrew Macintosh
has calculated that
was speaking to a capacity
a c h i e v a b l e
audience at a big public
reductions in
dinner hosted by The
Australia’s carbon
Bermagui Institute at the
emissions of
Bermagui Hotel recently.
between 38 - 42
He explained that
million tons per year
carbon emissions targets
are possible if
could be approached two
Government policy is
ways.
developed to drive a
First, allowable
Guy Higgins, Daryl Marshman and guest speaker Andrew Macintosh reduction in
emissions could be treated
deforestation, an
as a resource and then broken up allowed to actually increase them to
increase in
internationally on an equitable (eg. per 108% from 2008 to 2012.
reforestation and an improvement in
person) basis.
Macintosh believes that, because forest management.
Or second, targets could be set on Australia was allowed to include “Deeper national carbon emission
the basis of the economic cost of deforestation emissions in its base year, targets become then very affordable,”
meeting them - the method advocated because the cost of cutting deforestation he concluded.
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“Boogie Woogie” in Bermagui and
why we should Buy Local
Maralyn Callaghan
Friendly new faces at Bermagui Library
Donna Lawrence and Ursula Kelly
Around 30 quality entries were
submitted for the Bermie Buy Local
Campaign Logo and Slogan competition.
The judges will have a very difficult time
choosing a winner. After choosing the
winning logo/slogan the Bermagui
Chamber of Commerce will produce
reusable shopping bags and begin an
advertising campaign. The project is
supported by NSW Industry and
Business.
In an effort to keep our dollars
circulating in Bermagui, buying local
is essential for any small towns’
survival. Sure big conglomerates with
massive purchasing power can often
sell more cheaply, but with the recent
excessive hike in fuel, most analyst
attribute amongst other things to the
greed of large supermarket chains.
Our local businesses employ our
teenagers for school holidays and
If you have been into Bermagui
Library recently, you will have been met
by the friendly faces of two new staff
members. Donna Lawrence and Ursula
Kelly have recently joined the Bega
Library Services team to look after
Bermagui Library.
Donna has moved to the south
coast with her partner and was recently
working at Bankstown Library Services.
Donna has commented on the
friendliness of the Bermagui
community.
Ursula worked at the
Eurobodalla Library Services and is
delighted to join Donna at Bermagui.
weekend work, giving them work
experience and the foundation for an
autonomous life. Buying local is not just
about our carbon footprint and
environmental issues, it is vital for our
future economic success. Most of us
chose to live here, let’s honour that
decision and buy local. More
information is available from Lisa Miller
Bradley 0438 710 064.
Bermagui Fisherman’s Wharf complex
They would both like to thank the
community for the wonderful warm
welcome they have received in the
library.
On another note, the trial of
Saturday morning openings at Bermagui
Library has finished and its future is being
reviewed by Council.
We are keen to receive feedback
from the community as to the value (or
otherwise) of Saturday morning opening
at Bermagui and request you send an
email outlining your views to Penny
Amberg Cultural Services Coordinator
at pamberg@begavalley.nsw.gov.au by
Friday 10 June.
Probus 20 th Anniversary
celebration success
Bill Johnston
The Probus Club of Bermagui
recently celebrated its 20 th Anniversary
with a week long program of events and
activities, starting with a well-attended
Sausage Sizzle in the outside bar of the
Bermagui Country Club. A wine tasting at
Belgrave Park Winery was lots of fun, with
a fine selection of wines and cheeses
supplied by South Coast Cheese, Tilba,
and later in the week a BBQ and at
Corunna Lake.
Further activities included a
musical afternoon by former member Ken
Horne, with special catering by Carole
Broadhead.
The culmination of the week long
celebration saw a morning golf game with
prizes donated by local businesses
followed by a luncheon attended by over
50 members in the BCC Auditorium.
It was quite a hectic week but
thoroughly enjoyed by those who
participated.
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Who does the work
The Committee
President: Rosemary Millard
Treasurer: Taina Podlesak
Secretary: Jo Lewis
Editorial Committee:
Maralyn Callaghan
Jo Lewis
Nerida Patterson
Richard Tilzey
Advertising
Nerida Patterson 6493 7222 (9am-6pm only)
Layout & Design
Carolyne Banados
Accounts
Taina Podlesak
Mail accounts to:
PO Box 2008, Central Tilba NSW 2546
Area Contacts
Bermagui: Maralyn Callaghan
Jane Hall 6493 5947
Cobargo: “Well Thumbed” Bookstore, Cobargo.
Quaama: Letitia Carroll 6493 8507
The Tilbas: Richard Tilzey 4473 7126
Printing:
Narooma Printing – Narprint
Accounting Service
Howard Haynes, Cobargo
Distributed by Australia Post and
Available from:
Bermagui: 777 Supermarket, Visitors Centre,
Newsagency, Bermagui Beach Hotel, Post Office,
Bridge Motors, Caltex Service Station,
Library, Bermagui Country Club
Central Tilba: The Cheese Shop, Rose & Sparrow,
Tilba Winery, Dromedary Hotel
Cobargo: Newsagency, Post Office, United Petrol,
Narooma: Information Centre, Library, Quarterdeck
Quaama: General Store
Tilba Tilba: Pam’s Store
Wallaga Lake:Merrimans Land Council,Montreal
Store
Deadlines
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Editorial: 23 rd of each month
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Editorial
Keep those cards and letters flowing in, Dear Readers, we are approaching
our Ninth Birthday at the end of the winter so it would be rewarding if we could have
more communication with you over the colder months as they lend themselves to
more sedentary activities.
The local committees are finalizing their exhibitions for the long weekend
and of course there is the Jazz at Merimbula so you will have many outings to look
forward to.
Even though there have been some unseasonably cold mornings, the winter
arrival has been like a continuation of the rather cold summer which we have had.
Warm days, high seas, happy surfers
“I’ve walked a mile in their shoes ...”
Disability access in our community.
Rosemary Millard
One day you get up and walk out
the door and everything changes,
especially when you break your leg in
your own garden.
Have you ever thought how hard
it is to live some sort of a normal life with
a disability Even our local area/s are
not very friendly to those on crutches or
in wheel chairs. Bermagui for example
has the streetscape from hell, even when
I am in full command of my faculties,
unloading the groceries is a feat. Will
the trolley stay in place whilst I unload
the shopping onto the pavement, how
many dogs have wee’d where I am
putting the bags, and will there be a
parking place for my car close to where
the goods are piled up. This does not
even mention the steps!! The steps up to
the shops, the steps into the shops or
alternatively risking being wiped off the
road by the cars vying for a spot near
the Post Office or coffee shops as they
whirl into Wallaga Street.
Thumbs Up
The other main problem is
dressing, showering and general care of
yourself, your clothes, your hair and the
one shoe which is actually useful. Don’t
blame anyone who has a disability for
looking slightly scruffy as everything
takes so long and you get fed up with the
whole procedure half way through.
If you are lucky enough to have a
partner, you are on Cloud 9, even if the
partner isn’t having to pick up and run
around after you 24/7. I cannot even
imagine surviving the whole procedure
without a partner but one does and one
would adapt. This is a warning to us all
not to take the good things in life for
granted and to care for those who have a
problem.
CORRECTION
In the May issue of the
Triangle we mistakenly called the
guest speaker at the ANZAC Day
Service in Cobargo Rodney Stanton
instead of Ronald (Ron). We
apopogise for the error.
Editor, The Triangle
To the more mature of us who are attaining their doctorates.
We look forward to endless pontification!
To BVSC for consulting with the community by holding a series of
community meetings
A heartfelt thanks, from the Bermagui Bandits Social Golf Team,
for the use of the Cobargo Scout Assn community mini bus. We
use this great bus on regular occasions and appreciate it heaps for
all our trips away.
Thumbs Down
To attendances at BVSC area meetings (perhaps caused by
lack of advertising the events)
To the constant watering of local roads, causing a cement-like
coating on vehicles, almost impossible to remove
DISCLAIMER
The opinions expressed by contributors to the newspaper are their own, to a greater or lesser degree, and do not necessarily
reflect those of the editorial team. Whilst striving to accurately report the news and views of the readers, this newspaper
accepts no responsibility or liability for statements made or opinions expressed. All letters to the editor must be signed and
include the writer’s full name and address if they are to be considered for publication.
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Cobargo Conversations
Louise Brown
Local identity and business woman
Ange Elliott from Ello’s Train Café, will be
hosting a monthly Kids’ Market in the
courtyard of the café. Interested
stallholders are being sought for the first
market on July 2 nd from 9am until 12 noon.
If you are a kid living in the triangle and
have any handcrafts, clean toys, clothes
or anything else to sell, call Ange on
64936206. There will be a $2 stallholder fee
which will be donated to a fund to raise
money towards new play equipment for
the school. Expressions of interest are also
being sought from kids interested in
busking at the market. If you have a
repertoire and are interested, please call
Elizabeth on 64936738.
Progress is continuing on the
skate park, with a huge effort from
volunteers who, under the guidance of
Dave Rugendyke, have now spread the
sand base in preparation for the
concrete pour. The end is nearing and
what a mammoth opening celebration
it will be.
The Lazy Lizard gallery has also
had a bit of a facelift with new member,
Suzy McKinnon bringing cushions,
acrylic paintings and photographic cards
into the gallery. Congratulations to the
Lazy Lizard crew for turning the heads of
locals and travellers alike with their
whacky collective of artists and their work.
June 4 th is turning out to be a
popular date for triangle fundraisers, with
the Cobargo Hotel holding a trivia night
to raise money for the local school. Tables
of eight will be needed. Please call the pub
on 64936423 to register your group.
With early frosts and snow visible
on the mountains, Cobargo is looking
splendidly colourful and vibrant. Fancy
snow and frost in May! What does winter
have in store for us
Charles Dickens ..
Love him or hate him
Charles Dickens is vilified as simply
a potboiler where others insist he is a
genius.
A prolific 19th Century author of
short stories, plays, novellas, novels,
fiction and non-fiction, he became
universally known for his depictions of the
social classes, mores and values of his
times, his remarkable characters, and his
mastery of prose in telling their lives.
Considered the champion of the poor, he
definitely brought awareness to the plight
of the downtrodden and have-nots. He
had his share of critics like Virginia Woolf
and Henry James, but also many
admirers like G.K Chesterton and George
Orwell, even into the 21st Century.
How did he write, where did he find
his characters and his stories These
questions may be answered while you
listen to some readings, enter the
discussions and do the quiz, while
enjoying music and refreshments of his
time.
Join us at Well Thumbed Books
th
June
between 4-6pm to hear
Mary Williams’
fascinating insight into
the writings of Charles
Dickens. If you are not
interested in Dickens,
come anyway for the
Gin and Jellied Eel.
Gruel optional.
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The Lazy Lizard Gallery
in Cobargo welcomes their
newest member, Suzy
McKinnon. Suzy and her
husband Steve are relative
newcomers to the district and
her love of the local landscape
is reflected in her dynamic
paintings, cushions and other
textile creations. While Suzy has
painted all her life, she is also
skilled in interior design and
decorating. Suzy has applied
her interior design skills to the
gallery, resulting in an
interesting space where visitors
can enjoy a memorable
experience. Come to Cobargo
and check out the new look
gallery. From traditional to “out
there” there is something for
everybody at the Lazy Lizard
Gallery.
“It’s All About Love”
New “Lizard” lobs in
Maggie McKinney
Marriage Celebrant
Justice of the Peace.
0416 039 539 or email:
maggie.mac@optusnet.com.au
I can help make your day extra special
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Suzy has given a new look to the Lazy Lizard
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Large Selection of Groceries
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GLUTEN FREE products now
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Cobargo Conversations
Info @ Cobargo
As you would be aware, the
Cobargo Voluntary Information Centre
has been a wonderful success story not
only for the community in general but for
all the visitors to the village and
surrounding district.
The Centre is staffed entirely by
volunteers and the Co-ordinator Dianne
Saunders has guided the development
over the past four years, under the
umbrella of the Cobargo Tourist and
Business Association Inc. For the last 12
months a new co-ordinator has been
sought with limited success, to take over
from Dianne who now requires some rest
from her many activities. If this can not
be resolved the Centre will be closed, not
because it needs funding or volunteers
but because it won’t have a Co-Ordinator.
The Co-ordinator would be
required to handle basic
administration
duties,
approximately 10 hours per
month. An efficient structure is in
place and full training would be
given. This would be a great
opportunity for anyone over 55
years, registered with Centrelink,
who is required to do volunteer
work within the community. This
volunteer position would be open
to anyone wanting to contribute to
such a worthwhile project.
At the recent Open Cafe
Community discussion the
consensus of those attending was
to develop local product availability
within the village, welcome visitors
to our community and promote the
beautiful environmnet we live in. This is
exactly what the information centre is
doing.
The most
common reason given
as to why people
choose to live in this
area is “I want to be
part of a real
community that works
together”. Well here is
a great opportunity to
do just that, put those
thoughts into action.
This position does not
need a degree or a
super person, just a
willingness to give a
little back.
Cobargo Visitors Information Centre sign beckons
travellers
For a friendly chat about this
position contact Dianne Saunders
on 64936-408.
Volunteer, Ann Cotterill, busy at the counter
of the Visitors Information Centre
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Cobargo Conversations
The Cobargo Tourist and
Business Association holds a very
successful Antique Roadshow event
every second year with Mr. Alan Landis,
nationally renowned appraiser of
antiques, fine arts and Australiana, from
Sydney.
The event will be held at the
School of Arts Hall Cobargo on the 9th
July, 2011 from 9am to 5pm - appraisals.
10th July, 2011 9am - 12 noon appraisals,
followed by an auction Sunday
Antiques Roadshow
rolling through
Cobargo
afternoon. The Association would like
to offer any community group from
Cobargo the opportunity of a fundraiser
by providing morning and afternoon tea
at the event. The facilities of the Hall
will be available and a contribution of
10% of the days takings will be required
to assist with funding the event.
Interested parties can contact
Dianne Saunders 6493 6408 for further
information
Trivia Time at
Cobargo Pub
Don’t miss this Trivia Night.
When: Saturday 4th June
Where: Cobargo Hotel
All proceeds going to the Cobargo
Public School.
Contact 6493 6423 to book a table
of 8 at $10 per head or we can find
a table for you.
Our ever popular Santa Dave will
again host the proceedings.
News from Well
Thumbed Books
Please join us at Well Thumbed
Books in Cobargo on Friday 17 th June
between 4-6pm for an afternoon of
Dickens readings and discussion.
On Saturday 25 th June there will be
a garage sale, starting at 8am, outside
the shop.
We would also like to advise that
we now have a selection of novels in
German.
Thank you to all our customers for
continuing to support the shop.
Bega & Cobargo
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Princes Highway,
Cobargo
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Tilba Bites
Richard Tilzey
Easter is long gone, winter is here
and Tilba tourist traffic is now winding
down to intermittent grey nomad dropins,
the odd foreign visitor and occasional
coachload of wrinklies. The final
accounting for the Easter Festival showed
it to have yielded a profit of over $10 K,
much of which will go towards improving
the village’s amenities. Again, well done
to all involved. It was estimated that
between 7 and 8 thousand people
attended the festival.
Most of us Tilba-ites enjoy this quiet
time of the year, albeit that the hills are
alive with the sound of chainsaws as
temperatures start to fall. However, there
are always a few die-hards who can’t get
enough of festival life. The lure of the
Narooma Oyster Festival attracted some
locals of such a hedonistic bent. Chief
amongst these were Stu and Waz, both
safe in the knowledge that they and their
entourages could spend the night aboard
their respective moored vessels and
escape the worries of finding their way
back to Tilba after an ale or two. Despite
requesting details from a rather seedy
Waz on the following day, your
correspondent remained uncertain about
what actually happened on the night in
question. A few days later Stu was even
less forthcoming, muttering something
akin to “loose lips sink ships”.
Nevertheless, a picture gradually
emerged of a group of blokes and a zillion
bottles of wine huddled around a chip
heater on one boat, while the ladies froze
their delicate bums off on the other. It was
indeed a cold night.
Quiet times mean that there are
no startling events to report on, hence I
descend (as usual) into local snippets.
Simon Simpson recently acquired a new
toy, a handsome Harley Davidson
motorcycle. Doing his best to look like a
mean Bandido he roared up to Pams
Store and attempted to put air into his
tyres. After fiddling about for several
minutes (with much Bandido type
muttering about people’s mothers) he
complained to Cliffy Hayden that his airhose
connector was malfunctioning.
Cliffy quietly perused the situation and
dulcetly informed our would be Bandido
that it might be wise to first remove the
screw-on valve caps! A somewhat
deflated Bandido complied. The
reputation of the Simpson family was
partially restored by his grandson Digger
winning the Narooma News’ ‘catch of the
week’ fishing competition. Well done
Digger! It should be noted that Digger
has learnt his angling skills from his dad
Hoots, not grumpy old grandpa who is
currently attempting to frighten a few
barramundi during his annual Darwin trip.
Drom patrons are fast becoming
a bunch of hippies. No, we’re not referring
to long haired, dope smoking 60s throwbacks,
we’re talking about hip
replacements. Bionic Barney is fast being
overtaken by his drinking mates. Sir
Stanley certainly holds the record as he’s
just had his fifth hip replacement under
the proviso that he’s never to go fishing
with Lynchy again, or to go near his boat
for that matter. The latest hip recipient is
Jock. During his convalescence Jock has
been experimenting with the noble art of
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Chook’s kitchen. Recipes are many and
a variety of local wildlife is looking
increasingly nervous. Indeed, there are
strong rumours about the imminent
launch of the Great Tilba Tilba Pie
Emporium. However, at this stage I can’t
see Alfie becoming too concerned. I
always remember the classic fast food
shop riposte; When asked “Eat here or
take away” always reply “Well both I
hope”. That usually evokes a response
from behind the counter!
The saga of Wendy Woo’s goldfish
continues. A pond inspection revealed a
startling fall in water level. How could this
be Her attention was drawn to a nearby
horse. A hasty head count ensued but no
fish were missing. However, the
possibility that piscine wetsuits may
become equine chewing-gum has led to
the wetsuit project being temporarily put
on hold. My suggestion that she rename
the horse Gold Caviar and enter it in the
Bega Cup was strongly rebuffed.
PAM’S GENERAL STORE
Tilba Tilba
YOUR ONE STOP SHOP
Supplying:-
FUEL: UNLEADED, PREMIUM, DIESEL
MEAT AND CHICKEN
ICE, BAIT, GAS REFILLS
LAUNDRY
TAKE AWAY CAFÉ
BEER, WINE, SPIRITS
GROCERIES, FRUIT AND VEGIES
Just ring your order through
if you wish
NOW SELLING CAPUCCINO
AND BYRON BAY COFFEE
NEW OWNERS:
SHERRY & CLIFF HAYDEN
PHONE/FAX: (02) 4473 7311
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Tilba Bites
“Pam’s Store”
changes hands
Harry Bate
At the end of March, after five years
operating Pam’s Store at Tilba Tilba, Dave Bennett,
together with his wife Angela, and daughter Kelly
have moved out to their land at Dignam’s Creek
where they are constructing their new home. They
will be missed around Tilba, especially their dog,
Barney, who seems to have 109 lives, and takes
himself everywhere with no traffic fears. During
his time Dave introduced positive changes to the
store, the most noteworthy being Friday night
dinners which proved very popular with locals and
visitors alike. A small farewell function was held
just before they left.
New owners of the business are Cliff and
Sherry Hayden, son and daughter-in-law of Pam
and Kevin Hayden, so it is keeping it in the family.
They are enthusiastic about their new role, and
Cliff who is a painter by trade, has been busy
sprucing up the old building. Cliff says “We look
forward to providing a broad service to the local
community. We will continue with take-away food.
As a part of the business, we propose to open a
Treatment Room where Sherry will practise her
massage therapy.” The local community wishes
them well in this new chapter in their lives.
ABC CHEESE FACTORY
CENTRAL TILBA
Home of Tilba Club
C h e e s e
Cheese & honey tastings
Coffee, ice cream, souvenirs
9am to 5pm, 7 days
Ph: 4473 7387
No-One Strangled in Tilba
Another successful Tilba festival is over. No-one dead or
strangled, although the idea was definitely there.
As a parking attendant up at the huge paddock by the highway,
you hear some very strange things:
Here are some of the questions and statements that came from
this year’s festival attendees ....
Is there room to park
Where are the coffee shops
Is this where the Tilba Festival is
Do I have to park here because I have a baby
I’m from the Council!
But we just wanted to stop for coffee.
Is there room for me
“Sorry girls” (she was driving a 4WD land cruiser). Will this be all right
if I park it on the grass
I can’t park here because I have dinner plans.
I know what to do because I used to co-ordinate this.
Where do we go
I don’t want to park here and have to walk because I have these stupid
shoes on.
I am here to work so I HAVE to park closer.
What’s on at the Festival
Is there anything closer – it’s just that Warren is at the pub…………
And the personal favourite bumper sticker: “Beware, Bitch with
Bullbar”
Cheers
Kiwi (an intrepid park attendant!)
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Bermagui Banter
Jane Hall
What a wonderful time of year,
stable weather, crisp mornings and sunny
days. Time for us to relax after the
craziness of the Easter hordes, just sit
back and enjoy. Speaking of enjoy, take
time to have a look around the Bermagui
Visitors Information Centre. Even if you
have lived here for many years it is nice
to be reminded of the diversity of our town,
even find something new and a great
place to send your visitors when you run
out of ideas! Check out the information
available on:
Things to see - Beaches, Blue Pool,
the harbour, walks. Activities: - Bermagui
Country Club hosts the amateur Art and
Craft Society, with different activities each
morning. A magnificent 18 hole golf
course, lawn bowling, and all weather
tennis courts.
Indoor Sports Stadium:-for
Badminton, Karate, Netball, Basketball,
Table Tennis.
Fishing – of course! – Haywards
Beach, Mooreheads Beach, Camel Rock,
and Cuttagee Beach are good for salmon
and tailor. Bermagui Headlands, Wallaga
Lake mouth and headlands south into
Mimosa Rocks National Park are popular
rock fishing spots. Estuary fishing in the
Bermagui River and Wallaga Lake.
Game Fishing - internationally famous
deep sea fishing and anglers paradise hire
a Charter Boat for deep sea and game
fishing.
Guided Walks - Mimosa Rocks
National Parks through a variety of
coastal environments and through the
historic village of Central Tilba.
National Parks - Drive 18 km south
of Bermagui to Aragunnu in the Mimosa
Rocks National Park. The spectacular
coastal scenery with abundant rock
pools, boardwalks to boulder beaches,
wildflowers, great fishing and camping.
Yes, a wonderful place to live but
can we make it even better Speaking
recently to a friend who had a broken leg
we agreed that disabled access is often
abysmal, we need more and safer bike
tracks, and after my grandchildrens’
recent visit, the need for a further
upgrade to the children’s playground in
the main street. Any more suggestions
Maggie McKinney,
Liaison Officer, Bermagui Red Cross.
Bermagui Garden Group dig deep
Not only do Garden
Group members dig deep into
the soil, they also dig deep into
their pockets by raising funds for
local charities. Recently they
raised $210.00 for the Bermagui
Red Cross, to go towards the
Red Cross Disaster Appeal.
With so many natural
disasters over the past six
months, Australia Red Cross is
always there to provide
emergency care and facilities to
people who find themselves
without their homes,
possessions and tragically in
some cases, their family and
friends.This was brought home
Bermagui Red Cross Members Sheila Hall and Marcia Butler
(1st & 3rd from left) receive a cheque for $210.00 From the
Bermagui Garden Group members Roz Wood and Tina Cotton.
recently with the flooding of
areas of Bega. Disasters are
indiscriminate in time and
location.
The Power of Humanity -
Red Cross’ logo/motto - is the
strength, compassion and
empathy we mere humans
summon when we are moved to
help our fellow man. Bermagui
Garden Group monies will help
provide assistance and those
services so vital in times of need.
Thank you Garden Group. - If
you, or your group, would like to
assist in either time or donation,
please contact Maggie McKinney
on 0416 039 539.
Truck and bobcat hire
Well Thumbed
Books
Quality second-hand
books
Fiction, Non-fiction,
Childrens books plus more.
NOW OPEN
51 Princes Highway
Cobargo
(in the old Bakery)
Mon - Fri 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm
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Bermagui Banter
Catch up with Proteas!
News from the Bermagui Garden Group
A number of years ago five
Bermagui ladies decided it would be nice
to visit local gardens once a month , with
no fuss or formalities. Eighteen years
onwards the group is still going strong.
We meet normally the first
Tuesday in the month at 10am with a plate
for morning tea. November is the
exception, when we let the horses have
their day and we meet the 2 nd Tuesday.
After a cuppa and catch-up chat, we thank
the owner of the garden for having us and
then explore the garden. None of us is an
expert, but there is a wealth of garden
commonsense and knowledge amongst
the group which we can all call on.
We are not a club as such so there
are no fees, but we do have a purely
voluntary donation box from which we buy
our supplies of tea/coffee etc. What is left
A happy group of gardeners visiting Terry Gilham’s protea property
Tina Cotton with the special cake, baked for her
birthday, at the May meeting of the B.G.G.
over at the end of the year is donated
to a local good cause. (The Red Cross
was the recipient of last year’s
donations.) We also have a name badge
which can be supplied at a nominal
price. Our year runs from February to
December and we have a volunteer
organiser, whose duties are not very
onerous.
Last month, May, we visited a
beautiful autumn-coloured garden at
Coolagolite. Set on the side of a hill, the
garden is almost all on one level and
has a wonderful view to the mountains
and a most picturesque pattern of black
and white cows scattered over the
lower paddocks. Next month we are
having something different – the Red
Cross Liaison Officer is giving us a
Rediplan Talk on Emergencies, which will
be at the Bermagui CWA Rooms in the
afternoon .
Each month a poster with details is
displayed at Bermagui Post Office, the
Information Centre, Central Tilba Post
Office and the Spires Nursery, Tilba Tilba.
Everyone is most welcome to join us – the
more the merrier, we say.
To get more information about the
Bermagui Garden Group, you can phone
Tina Cotton on 6493 3800.
Happy Gardening and may your
weeds never outgrow your flowers.
Come to life at the Vineyard!
Open Wednesday to Sunday, from 11.00 a.m.
to 4.00 p.m. for wine tasting, cellar door
sales, snacks and lunches
June events:
Sunday Live Music: 5th June - Mark Whitty, 19th June - Mike Ward
Social Bridge: Wednesday 1st from 2.00 p.m.
Art Exhibition: ‘South Coast Artists’ continues daily
Signposted off the main highway on Tourist Drive 6,
5km north of Tilba. Tel: 4473 7308
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Bermagui Banter
“Bermagui: A Century of Features and Families”
Reprint out this year.
Bermagui Historical Society thanks
Ron Gaha for the opportunity to acquire
the copyright to his great book depicting
the people and the history of Bermagui.
First published in 1994 the Society is in the
process of preparing the book for revision
and reprint. If any families mentioned in
the book or other interested people wish
to amend or update information before it
goes to print, please don’t hesitate to do
so. All revised information must be
presented in written form and posted to
Judi Hearn, PO Box 202, Bermagui, NSW
2546 by 25th June 2011.
Anybody wishing to pre-order a
copy of the new edition, please contact
Marianne Hunter on 6493 3323.
The Historical Society has recently
been successful in
receiving two
grant applications
which have funded
new display
cabinets, and
some new
c o m p u t e r
equipment to
access and
promote the
excellent archive
of photographs.
If anybody
would like to be a
part of this exciting
new direction for
the Bermagui
Museum please contact Marianne on
6493 3323 or Dave on 6493 3800.
New members are always very
welcome.
“Hoop La” - It’s time to smile again!
Yes, IT’S BACK! Bermagui’s Annual Arts and
Environment Fundraiser is on again.
Last year Flacco and the Sandman joined
Beautifully Mad and CJ Leon for a night of comedy and
music to raise money for Sculpture On The Edge and
Friends of Five Forests.
This year the special guest will be comedian
KITTY FLANAGAN, star of The 7pm Project , Good News
Week, Full Frontal and Spicks and Specks. You’ll get to
see ‘all her best bits’ so don’t miss out! She will be joined
by ‘Beautifully Mad’ who are back in the area after
months of touring, ‘the Akolele Ukulele Ladies’, plus a
few surprises.
‘HOOP-LA!’ will take place at the Bermagui
Community Centre Hall on Saturday June 4 th . Doors
open at 7pm for an 8pm start. Tickets are $20 and are
available at the door on the night or pre- purchased 2
weeks in advance from Mr Jones Espresso Bar and
Gallery across the road. BYO snacks, drinks and friends.
For all enquiries phone 0419699178.
Bermagui CTC
Bermagui CTC runs a six-week
Seniors Computer training course.
Limited to six participants ensures
you the use of a computer for “oneon-one”
tuition.
Courses are currently booked
out but Seniors are invited to put their
names on a waiting list for future
groups.
Words of warning….the
scammers are out and about with
calls regarding computer problems
and how to correct them. So if in any
doubt about callers just say “thank
you” and hang up.
CTC is located in the Bermagui
Community Centre in Bunga Street
Hours are Monday to Friday 9am to
4pm Phone or fax: 02 6493 3745
0404 813 323
ARCHITECTURAL
and LANDSCAPE
* design advice and assistance
* drawings and certificates for council
* project management
SARAH GARDINER
6493 7316
Pearce’s Sawmill
Hardwood Building Timber
Garden Sleepers - Firewood
located at: Westrops Road
via Bermagui-Cobargo
Road
Phone: 0401 798 626
CATERING
For parties - large and small.
Dinner parties in your own
home, weddings and receptions. We
specialise in using regional product when
available. We bring food, wait staff and cook,
serve and clean at your venue
For menus and quotes contact
Carole Broadhead on 6493 3678
Cesune Park Pet Retreat
We Care for your Cats & Petite Dogs. (Fur kids)
Sue Cox
Owner/Manager
99 Harris Road
BROGO NSW 2550
phone: 02 6492 7174
mobile: 0428842923
email: cesune@bigpond.com
ABN: 20 939 362 968
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The Murrah Rostra Movie Benefit
will be held on Saturday 18th June at 6 pm.
The purpose of this fun(d)raiser is to raise
approximately $1,200 for the materials to
construct via volunteers 8 portable
rostra.The rostra will expand the staging
possibilities for events at the Hall and,
importantly, will also become a free
community resource.
The film, Les Enfants du Paradis
(The Children of Paradise) was voted
(1995) by “600 French critics and
professionals as the Best French Film of
all time.” Using the Triangle’s inflatable
screen this memorable outdoor event will
be held at James Lynn’s property in
Bermagui.
A Winter Of Entertainment At The Murrah
The Committee then
plans to fundraise for the
purchase of 100 plastic
stack-able chairs and trolley
($3,500).
These additions will
compliment the recently
installed portable lighting to
make the Murrah Hall the
most versatile and
comfortable small
performance venue in this
region.
Although the
Committee could have applied for
outside grants it was thought to be
inappropriate given the natural
Murrah Hall
disasters (local, regional and national) that
were the predominant features of last
summer.
Four Winds say Thank You ..
How does a small place like ours
win such a big national award as the 2011
ARTMusic Award For Excellence in a Regional
Area given to the Four Winds Festival at a
glittering ceremony earlier this month
By giving the whole town and
region an opportunity to be involved, to
participate, and to shine, the festival
organisers believe.
Chair of Four Winds Sheena
Boughen says the Festival would not be
possible without the participation of the
local community. “Everyone is a winner,
and we want to thank all our volunteers,
supporters and sponsors who make this
Festival possible, and have done for
years.
“The only event of its kind in
Australia, the Art Music Awards play a
critical role in fostering the Australian
contemporary music scene and
acknowledging the achievements of our
extremely talented composers,
performers and supporters, to the rest
of the world” says Brett Cottle, CEO
APRA/AMCOS.
The citation for the award
said that Artistic Director for 2010-
2012 Genevieve Lacey was to be
commended for the new exciting
direction the Four Winds Festival
took in 2010.
“The program was an
exciting mix featuring collaborations
between various high calibre local,
national and international artists,
diversity of performances and an
outreach program for community
and schools.
Sheena Boughen says this award
raises the bar even higher but she is
confident that next year’s festival will be
more exciting than ever.
A picture speaks a
thousand words!
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Book Review
Heather O’Connor
Geraldine Brooks, Caleb’s Crossing,
Fourth Estate, $32.99 (reduced to $20,00 at
Dymocks)
I’m always nervous picking up the
latest book of a favorite author in case
I’m disappointed, but this was no
disappointment – it is Brooks at her best.
In the same vein as March and People of
the Book, she illustrates how her use of
language can just transport you into the
era of which she writes. In this case, it’s
into the early Puritan settlements in New
England, the relationship between a
Calvinist minister, his daughter and the
American Indians in the new settlements.
The central Indian character is based on
the real life story of Caleb
Cheeshahteaumauk, son of a chieftain,
who decides the best he can do for his
people is to learn the ways of
the white people. He
progressed in real life to
become an outstanding
student at the newly
established Harvard
University – this is about all
Brooks knew of his real life, but
around this she creates a
fictional account of the
relationship between Caleb
and Bethia, daughter of the
minister.
Her research into the
era is, as always, impeccable,
including how she conveys the
frustration of the women of the period
who were denied access to formal
education. Some of them, like our fictional
heroine, somehow, managed to get
around the restrictions.
Bethia becomes Caleb’s
first tutor, and learns as
much from him about the
lives of the Indians – their
friendship survives the
pressures of society and
the suffocating
restrictions that the
Puritans (in this case –
they weren’t alone!)
placed on women whose
roles were defined strictly
in terms of marriage and
motherhood.
If you can manage to get hold of
her earlier books, it will make this one
even more enjoyable. A great Australian
writer, a truly worthy Pulitzer Prize winner.
AWL Pet of the Month
There are lots (and lots) of kittens
and cats in care with the Far South Coast
Branch of Animal Welfare League NSW
branch at the moment. Their cost has been
drastically reduced in the hope that this will
Lots of Cats and Kittys need homes
encourage potential owners, who otherwise
could not afford the costs associated with
responsible ownership, able to take on a desexed,
vaccinated, microchipped and wormed
pet for minimal cost.
Seth, (pictured) is a playful and
energetic 7 weeks old male tabby and
white kitten, who loves a quiet cuddle
when he’s used up all his energy. He and
his friends Billy, a 7 week old female
grey and white kitten, and Benji a fluffy
tabby male kitten, and many more
lovable felines are just waiting to be
adopted.
If you can provide a warm
welcome for these orphans, please call
our adoption line on 0400 372 609 for
more information and costs.
“From the Heart” is a collection of
stories and poems written by pet lovers
from the Bega Valley and beyond to
celebrate ten years of Animal Welfare
League Far South Coast. All proceeds
will go to help the branch continue its
work. Copies of “From The Heart” are
available at all local vets, Well-
Thumbed Books, Cobargo, Tilba Leather
and Village Store, Bermagui
Cost: $18 each or $25 with
postage and packaging. Mail orders to
PO Box 1210 Bega 2550. Please include
all details together with your cheque or
money order (made out to Animal
Welfare League – Far South Coast
Branch)
Enquiries: awlfsc@bigpond.com
or phone A.W.L. (Far South Coast) on
0400 372 609
4x4 TRACTOR HIRE and SLASHING
Heavy Slashing
Mulching
Driveway repairs/maintenance
Pasture Sowing/renovation
Fertilizer Spreading Granular/liquid
Spraying Boom/Spot/Carpet wiper
Deep ripping contour/rabbit/Aerating/tree lines
Hay and Silage Small squares/rounds
Also Burn piles, scrub clearing, posthole digging rotary
hoeing, and pasture harrowing
Free quotes. No job to large or Small, Covering all
the triangle and beyond
Phone: Allan 0439 164 176
ACCOUNTANTS &
REGISTERED TAX AGENTS
UPSTAIRS
28 LAMONT STREET
BERMAGUI
PH: 6493 3900
FAX: 6493 3911
Tax Returns
Business Advice
Individuals, Companies,
Trusts Superannuation
Funds
admin@gilchristtax.com.au
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SERVICE DIRECTORY
A C C O M M O D A T I O N
M U M B U L L A V I E W B & B
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-fr e e c o lo u r s & p e r m s. M a ssa g e , w a x in g , sp r a y
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C o u n t r y C lip H a ir d r e s s in g
M e n 's, w o m e n 's, c h ild r e n 's c u ts, c o lo u r s, p e r m s.
A c r y lic n a ils, m a n ic u r e s, p e d ic u r e s. F a c ia ls,
w a x in g & tin tin g .
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B U I L D I N G S E R V I C E
B A T H R O O M & K I T C H E N
R E N O VA T I O N S
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I A N T H O M P S O N
L IC N O : 2 0 6 8 3
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0 4 1 2 7 9 3 1 7 3 O R 6 4 9 3 7 3 2 7
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H o m e p ic k u p & D r o p o ff a v a ila b le
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c o n ta c t: P e te r & R u th F a z e y
p h o n e : 0 4 0 2 9 4 4 6 5 0
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E L E C T R I C I A N
S m e d le y E le c t r ic a l S e r v ic e s
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w ith C o u n tr y E n e r g y
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H E A L T H A N D R E L A X A T I O N
N A R O O M A N A T U R A L H E A L T H & C A M P I N G
R e sid e n t n a tu r o p a th , liv e b lo o d sc r e e n in g ,
h e r b s, su p p le m e n ts, C h a k r a l e n e r g y
h e a lin g .
L a r g e r a n g e o f c a m p in g a n d B B Q su p p lie s
1 4 3 P r in c e s H w y N a r o o m a
P h o n e : 4 4 7 6 4 1 0 0
H I R E
N A R O O M A H I R E S A L E S & S E R V I C E
F o r a ll y o u r e q u ip m e n t h ir e n e e d s. A lso :
m o w e r s, c h a in sa w s, p u m p s, w a te r ta n k s &
ir r ig a tio n su p p lie s. P lu s A u th o r ise d S e r v ic e
C e n tr e .
C a ll B r u c e a n d t h e t e a m o n 4 4 7 6 4 2 7 7
E m a il:
n a r o o m a h ir e @ s o u t h e r n p h o n e .c o m .a u
H O M E
M A I N T E N A N C E
M o s t ly h o u s e h o ld r e p a ir s &
r e n o v a t io n s - c a r p e n t r y &
p a in t in g .
P h . S e a n : 4 4 7 3 7 1 1 1 o r
m o b : 0 4 0 8 9 0 4 2 6 2
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L AWN M OWING & GARDEN C ARE
Very reasonable prices
Contace: Peter & Ruth Fazey
Phone: 0429 140 656
or 0402 944 650
L EGAL
ROBERT T. DUNN
30+ years experience
1st consultation FREE
4473 7853
email: tilba@dunnlegal.com.au
L IGHTING
SOUTH COAST LIGHTING
Your local lighting specialists
All types of light globes
Huge range of light fittings
DALMENY SHOPS Ph 4476 8282
M ATHS T UTORING
* All ages
* Learning made simple and fun
* Lessons in Cobargo or your home
Phone: Colin on 6493 7273
PEST C ONTROL
DK PEST CONTROL
Ants, Spiders, Fleas, Cockroaches, Rodents,
Termite Specialist/Inspections
Seniors Card Discount. Lic.No: 1938
Ph David Ing 4473 7201 or 0407 337 937
PET M INDING
Local animal lover will call and
care for your animals and plants
while you are away.
Robin 0418 699 277
PLUMBING/GASFITTING
JESS AUSTIN PLUMBING
For all your plumbing needs.
No job too small
Lic.No.156218C
Ph Jess on 0439 457 048 or 6493 5411
PLUMBING/GASFITTING
CRAIG COWGILL PLUMBING
Lic No. 39898C
Plumbing, Drainage and Gasfitting
Mob 0419 992 491
SAWMILL
BERMAGUI
Building timber, sleepers, all fencing,
quality hardwood tables, block
clearing, slashingand firewood.
Charlie McVeity
Ph 6493 4134 - Mob 0428 489 501
SELF STORAGE
New complex at 6-8 Pine Dr, Bermagui
Industrial Estate.
Individual lock-up units, secure,
owner on site, long or short term.
Ph: Mel - 6493 3177
SOLAR
POWER & HOT WATER
The best range - evacuated tube specialists.
Electric, gas & wood boosted systems. Wood
heaters, cookers.
SPEND YOUR REBATES WISELY
Call Andrew @ Live Designs
4473 7488 or 0403 078 077
STONE PROJECTS
Richard Senior
All types of natural stonework.
Over 20 years exp. Lic.108434C
Ph. 0409 991 744
M ASSAGE AND HEALTH
NOURISH NATURAL THERAPIES
Robyn Grice DST DSS
Zen Shiatsu Massage Therapy
(HF Rebates)
Equine and Small Animal Acupressure
6493 5762 0405 920 360
M OWERS AND C HAINSAWS
LEX GANNON POWER PRODUCTS
Dealer for Stihl and Honda.
New, 2 nd hand, servicing, repairs
Bermagui Road, Cobargo
Ph/Fax 6493 6540
PLUMBING/GASFITTING
TILBA PLUMBING AND GAS P/L
Lic no: 220849C Ian Cowie
For all your plumbing, drainage
and gasfitting
call Hoots
0429 353 000
PLUMBING/GASFITTING
SHANE GALE PLUMBING
Gas & drainage - mini-excavator hire and
bobcat hire, 2 metre dig depth, 4 buckets.
Lic No. L11592
Ph/fax: 6493 6009 Mob: 0418 470 895
T ILING
DAMIAN'S QUALITY TILING
Friendly obligation free quotes
Lic. no: 193352C
Ph: 0422 764 951
4 X 4 T RACTOR HIRE & SLASHING
All types of block and farm work
FREE QUOTES
Phone: Allan on 0439 164 176
(See Page 14 for advertisement)
PAIN RELIEF
T HE PAIN RELIEF C LINIC
For fast and long lasting relief
from pain. Treatm ents $55.00
Call Rick or Kerry
4473 7528
Health fund rebates available.
PSYCHOLOGIST
AMANDA COX
0409 200 709
T UTORING
SARAH GARDINER
All subjects and all levels
in your own home
25 years experience
6493 7316
PAINTING
THE TRIANGLE PAINTING TEAM
All finishes.
Domestic, commercial and rural
Phone: 6493 7370
REAL ESTATE
BERMAGUI REAL ESTATE
3/5 Wallaga Lake Rd Bermagui
Props: Paul Oleary and Gary Cotterill
Ph 02 6493 4565
VETERINARIAN
COBARGO VETERINARY CLINIC
Providing a 24hr service for our clients
56 Princes Highway, Cobargo
Ph 6493 6442
Ah 6492 1837
PARTY HIRE
SOUTH COAST AMUSEMENTS & INFLATABLES
* Assorted Themed Jumping Castles
* Giant Slide * Merry Go Round
* Chair O Plane
Hire Available for All Occasions
GUARANTEED FUN!
Phone 6493 7279
www.southcoastamusements.com.au
REFLEXOLOGY
Hart & Soul Therapies, Berm agui Clinic
Improve health, relieve stress & pain,
boost energy & vitality. Acupressure.
0425 221 668
Accredited RAoA,ATMS,FNTT
W ICKER W ORK & LEADLIGHTING
For all cane furniture repairs and
leadlight repair and design.
Call Mark on 0427 455 181
email: oldgreyfella@bigpond.com
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Soft Footprint Recipes
Carole Broadhead
Warm pear fennel and prosciutto salad
3 Pears, prosciutto or bacon,1 fennel and a few green salad leaves.
Peel and core pear then slice. Place a good nob of butter in a pan and add the pear slices and cook till just tender. Grill 2 slices
of prosciutto or bacon.
While these are gently cooking cut fennel in half and slice thinly place on a plate then add the warm pears and crumbled
prosciutto. Drizzle some olive oil over if you like.
This can be an accompaniment to grilled fish or meat, or you can add some blue cheese and fresh bread for a light meal.
Fennel with goat’s cheese
1/3 cup of olive oil, 1 large fennel bulb cut into 8, 4 fresh bay leaves or 1 dry one, 1
lemon cut into 6, salt and pepper. 1/4 cup of fruity white wine and 100 gms of soft
goat cheese. Garnish with basil.
Heat a little oil in the pan and gently seal the fennel quarters add the fennel fronds
bay leaves and lemon, then season with salt and pepper.
Add wine and remaining oil cover and simmer for around twenty minutes until
cooked through. Remove the lid and cook for about five minutes until the fennel is
coloured and the liquid reduced.
Missing our much loved ‘Lucy”
Jack russell X, female, black with white
on chest and white around muzzle.
6 years old. Was wearing a yellow collar,
microchipped.
Reigning champion
little dog high
jumper! (Cobargo
show) Reward!
Any information
please call : Nick
and Jen 64 936 111
Triangle Classifieds
FOR SALE
BBQ - Grandhall Premium 6
2 year warranty, brand new in box
Black enamel with SS control panel
Storage cupboard, side burner for wok
SS burners etc. BBQs R’us have them for
$800, will sell for $600 ono.
Phone: 6493 5947 (Delivery in Triangle
area can be organised.)
Trailer 6' x 4' dual tailboards,
chequerplate floor. Excellent condition
Rego 4/2012 $650 ono. Ph: 44 737 503
8 x 5 Box Trailer - $2500 - Dual
Axle, Brake, Spare Tyre, 7 months old, 5
month rego. Phone Peter 0458 055 311
Stand Up Paddle Board - $1500 - with
Kialoa Paddle, 2009 Naish 11' 6". Phone
Peter 0458 055 311
Downsizing: Sundry furniture
Lounge/sofa bed with 2 armchairs, $120
ono; Single pine bed w slats, $30 ono;
White painted pine chest drawers, H
74cm x W 58 x D 48, $30 ono. Photos avail
by email. Ph 6493 3534.
Silver Gey Dorking x Barnevelde Rooster
nearly 6 months – big boy and good for
producing meat birds as well as layers.
$7.00. You know the story - nice plump
pullet coming along - I go away for a week
and it turns in to a boy!
For those who know Magill – this is son of
Magill. (apologies to Smiley) Phone
Maggie 6493-6019
Garage Sale
To be held at the Quaama Hall
on Sat 4th June from 8:00am.
Clearance Sale, including 5 display
cabinets in good order from $200. White
Horse Cottage, Princes Highway,
Cobargo.
FOR RENT
Modern Two Bedroom Farm Cottage.
Between Cobargo and Quaama (not
suitable for children)
Rent $135 per week
Phone: 6493 8217 or 0408 554 189
All classified ads will run for one
month, unless The Triangle is
otherwise notified.
Email to: the_triangle2@bigpond.com
before the 20th of the month.
3rd JUNE to 26th JUNE
Internationally renowned
Realist Australian Bird
Painter
GREG POSTLE
upstairs Bermagui Fishermen’s Wharf
Wednesday to Sunday, 3pm - 9pm
Sat and Sun 2pm - 9pm or by
appointment
Ph (02) 6493 3410
www.shop7artspace.com.au
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AT THE 777 COMPLEX -
BERMAGUI
Best quality market fresh fruit &
vegetables twice a week.
Bulk oil, local honey and flour available
local eggs and Benny’s quality meats
local fresh produce
Morrison Street gourmet sausages
Berry Sourdough & fresh bread varieties
Wide variety of organic certified and
gluten free foods.
Discounts on wholesale and bulk orders
OPEN 7AM TO 7PM
7 DAYS A WEEK
02 6493 4775
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Community Notices
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Bermagui: 2pm Saturdays, ID/Topic,
Anglican Church Hall, Wallaga St
ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE
Far South Coast Branch - Meetings bi-monthly at Tathra
Beach Bowling Club every 3rd Tuesday of each even
month. All welcome. Ph. 0400 372 609
ANGLICAN PARISH OF
COBARGO AND BERMAGUI
Quaama - St Saviour’s – 3rd Sunday, 7 pm Holy
Communion
1st Wednesday of the month, 10 am Morning Service
Cobargo – Christ Church – Fri, 10 am Holy
Communion, Sundays, 8 am Holy Communion Bermagui
– All Saints – Thurs. 10 am Holy Communion, Sun. 10
am Holy Communion.
Enquiries: Ph. 6493 4416.
COBARGO COMMUNITY CHURCH
A charismatic family church, commences services at the
CWA Hall on 6th September 2009 at 10am on Sunday
mornings. Enquiries Pastors Wayne and Margi O’Connor,
phone 0428 414 418
COBARGO GARDENING
& FRIENDSHIP CLUB
2nd Monday every month – 12 midday. Venues vary.
For info phone Robyn Herdegen 6493 8324 or
Margaret Portbury 6493 6461.
THE TRIANGLE COMMUNITY
OF GARDENERS
(former Cobargo Community Garden).
Meets once a month. Venues vary. For info phone Ana
Walker 0417 936 746/6493 6746 or visit
www.thetrianglecommunityofgardeners.org.au
COBARGO SHOW MEETING
2nd Wednesday every month, 8pm – CWA Rooms.
Contact Lynn Parr 6493 6795.
COBARGO PRE-SCHOOL
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday for 3yo and over. Caring
for your child’s early education. Chris McKnight, 6493
6660.
COBARGO PRESCHOOL PLAYGROUP
Every Monday 10am-12pm (school terms)
$4 per family.
Bring a piece of fruit to share for morning tea.
All Welcome. Phone 6493 6660 for info.
COBARGO SCHOOL OF ARTS
HALL COMMITTEE
Meets quarterley. Hall bookings: Steve Ross
smross@ozemail.com.au Other inquiries: Sheelagh
Brunton 6493 6538
1ST COBARGO SCOUT GROUP
JOEYS/CUBS/SCOUTS
Children 6 - 15yrs wanting to learn new skills, enjoy
outdoor activities, have fun. Meetings 6.30pm to 8pm in
school term Cobargo Showground dining hall. Contact
Graham Parr on 6493 6795
COBARGO TOURIST
& BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
Meetings 2nd Tuesday of every month at
Cobargo Hotel, 6pm.
Contact: Dianne Saunders on 6493 6419
COBARGO CWA
CWA Rooms Cobargo – 2nd Tues of the month 10.30am.
enquire: cwa.cobargo@gmail.com
Cottage Hire 6493 6428
COBARGO SPORT & TENNIS CLUB INC.
Social Tennis last Sunday of the month.
Everyone welcome.
Contact Peter Sutherland on 0409 317 198 or
Mayda Jamieson on 6493 8214
TILBA GROWERS’ MARKET
Grow it, Make it, Bake it, Sew it begins each Sat., 8am to
1pm in Central Tilba Hall. Tables may be shared so book
with Annie Eldridge on 4473 7338 or email
annieandtrevor@hotmail.com.
BERMAGUI KNOW YOUR BIBLE
A non-denominational ladies Bible study group
meets at the Union Church, West Street, at 9.45am
every Tuesday. All ladies welcome. Ph Maree Selby
6493 3057 or Lyn Gammage 6493 4960
BERMAGUI BADMINTON CLUB
Bermagui Sports Stadium. Social Badminton -
Tuesdays 2 to 4pm, Sundays 10am to 12noon. Contact
Heather on 6493 6310. Competition Badminton –
Wednesdays 7pm to 9pm.
BERMAGUI BAPTIST CHURCH
West Street, Bermagui.
Family Service 11.00 a.m. All Welcome.
BERMAGUI COUNTRY CLUB
AMATEUR ART & CRAFT SOCIETY.
Monday mornings: Porcelain Art, Tuesday Mornings:
Needlework/Patchwork and Art,
Thurs. am: Embroidery and Leadlighting, Fri. am:
Pottery, Friday pm – 2nd & 4th Fri. each month:
Spinning. Visitors and new members welcome.
Ph. 6493 3445.
BERMAGUI SES UNIT
16 Young Street Bermagui. Meetings every Tuesday
6pm. Ph. 6493 4199
THE BERMAGUI MARKET
Last Sunday of the month. Coordinated by the
Bermagui Red Cross. Gary Stevens, 6493 6581
BERMAGUI PLAYGROUP
Fri. am in school term 10am – 12pm Bermagui
Preschool, Young St, Bermagui. Ph: 6493 4183.
BERMAGUI & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB
Needs new members. Those interested please phone
Rod Moore on 6493 5068. Meet 1st Thurs. each
month at Bermagui Country Club & 3rd Thurs. at
Cobargo Hotel at 7.00pm for 7.30pm.
BERMAGUI INDOOR BOWLS CLUB
Meets for social bowls in the lower auditorium
Bermagui Country Club, Mondays 7:00pm. Ladies
and men. Contact Joy on 6493 5104.
BERMAGUI GARDEN GROUP
1st Tuesday Morning every Month 10.00am until 12
noon. Venues vary.
For info phone Denese McCann on 4473 7885
QUAAMA / COBARGO QUILTERS
Meets Mondays, 10am – 3.30pm in the CWA Cottage,
Bermagui Road, Cobargo, and welcomes anyone who
does patchwork, quilting, needlework, sewing or any
other handcraft. Cathy Blake on 0437 978 845 or
Cheryl Turney on 6493 6524.
QUAAMA BAND
Come & join a community band. All levels
welcome. Sundays 3 – 6 at the Quaama Hall.
Ph. Greg 6493 8275.
OVER 50’S FUN & FITNESS
Every Tuesday, 2pm to 3pm at the Bermagui Country
Club, with Nancy Casu, qualified fitness instructor.
‘Heart Moves’ and ‘Tai Chi’ program. Cost $8, free
introductory class. Contact Penny Levin (Pres.) 6493
5602 or Jan McCartney (sec.) 6493 3573.
THE YUIN FOLK CLUB
Folk Night Evenings, visiting performers, usually first
Friday in month (please check first.) For more info,
ph Secretary, Coral Vorbach 6493 6758.
SCOTTISH DANCING
Mon 1.30 - 3.30pm, Thurs. 7.30 - 9.30pm:
Cobargo SchoolofArts Supper Room
Forinformation phone: 6493 6538
MOBILE TOY LIBRARY & PARENTING
RESOURCE SERVICE
All parents of chn. 0-6 welcome to join.
Cobargo – once a month on a Wednesday 1.30pm–
2.30pm at CWA cottage, Bermagui – every 2nd
Friday 10.30am – 12pm in the Ambulance station
Quaama – Wed. by prior arrangement,
Enquiries: 0428 667 924
TILBA VALLEY WINES
BRIDGE CLUB
1st Wednesday every month from 2pm. All standards
catered for – partners not necessary - stay/play as long as
you like – visitors to the area especially welcome.
Further details: Peter 4473 7308
QUAAMA INDEPENDENT RIDERS ASSOC.
Meet 1st Wed. of the month Quaama Rodeo grounds,
7.30pm. All welcome. Ph. Katrina 6492 7138.
MT DROMEDARY UNITING CHURCH
Bermagui: Sundays 9am at the Union Church, West St.
Bermagui
Cobargo: 1st and 3rd Sundays at 11am; 2nd and 4th at
7pm, Cobargo Bermagui Rd.
Churches also at Narooma and Bodalla
MYSTERY BAY COAST CARE
Contact: Christina Potts 4473 7053 Meet: 9.30–12.30
3rd Sat Month @ swings. All Welcome.
LIFE DRAWING SESSIONS
Cobargo SofA Hall every second Sunday. Set up,
1.45pm. Drawing, 2–4pm. Naomi 6493 7307.
DIGNAMS CREEK COMMUNITY GROUP
Meets randomly. For info phone Shannon Russack, Pres.
6493 6512 or Merryn Carey, Sec. 6493 6747.
OPEN SANCTUARY@TILBA
Gatherings at Holy Trinity Church Tilba Tilba on the
second and fourth Saturday evening of each month at
5pm. Music, meditation and shared reflections, supper
afterwards so please bring a plate if able. Meditation
group meets every Wed at 10 am.
Inquiries Rev Linda Chapman 0422 273 021.
NAROOMA & DISTRICTS CAMERA CLUB
Meetings 1st Hole, Narooma Golf Club, 2nd Tuesday of
the month, 7.00pm. Whether beginner or pro, come &
experience the joy of photography. Dave
Cotton, 6493 3800.
BERMAGUI CROQUET CLUB
Bermagui Country Club, Croquet Club play Every
Thursday 2.00–4.00pm. New players always welcome,
tuition and friendly games always available, equipment
provided. Dave or Tina Cotton, 6493 3800.
TAROT, I CHING AND ASTROLOGY
Bimonthly readings
Saturday 18th September from 10am to 12:30pm at
Smart Brain Smart Body (above Commonwealth Bank) in
Bega. Phone enquiried: Janet Menefy 6493 8458
HEART TO HEART
2nd and 4th Saturday of the month from 12:30 to
3.00pm at 2a Brighton Park Road, Beauty Point.
Discuss the Ageless Wisdoms of Alice A. Bailey
teachings. Phone: Christine on 4476 8732 or
Lorraine on 6493 3061
NAROOMA BLUE WATER DRAGONS Inc.
A community focussed Dragon Boat Club.
Paddling times Tuesday & Thursday 5.30pm and Saturday
8.30am at The Tilba Valley Winery.
For information phone 4476 3952 or email
narooma.bwd@gmail.com
U3A BERMAGUI INC.
University of the Third Age.
Runs 20 courses for seniors. Run by seniors every term.
See Library noticeboard or contact
u3abermai@gmail.com
enquiries: Kerry Davies on 6493 4323
WALLAGA LAKE/BERMAGUI MEN’S SHED
Meets every Thursday from 10am at Umbarra Cultural
Centre, Akolele.
All men are welcome. For information ring John
“Robbo” Robinson on 6493 4357 or Fergus McWhirter
on 6493 4360.
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For the Fridge Door
D a t e E v e n t V e n u e T i m e
J U N E
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S a t u r d a y 4 t h
A r t s & E n v i r o n m e n t f u n d r a i s e r
f e a t u r i n g K i t t y F l a n a g a n
B e r m a g u i C o m m u n i t y C e n t r e
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