20050524Edition7 - Redcliffe City News

CHIT CHAT
Page 2 - 24 May 2005 Issue 7
With Lynda
♦Steve Daczynski and Belinda Duke
(left) were married last Friday at Reid’s
Place followed by a reception at The
Golden Ox. Guests who were wondering
about Sams on Suttons being closed (the
venue on the invitations), were
pleasantly surprised to find they were
headed to the Ox instead. Belinda looked
exquisite in a strapless white gown with
a superb red rose bouquet.
Hearing Problems?
Contact Redcliffe’s own
HEARING OPTIONS
Phone (07) 3883 4990
“Look … I hear pretty good really …
It’s just that people don’t speak
clearly.”
“Even people with normal hearing
wear purpose designed hearing aids
these days!”
Hear these a lot?
They are conflicting aren’t they? NO!
How is that so?
Well …
As humans
we are
‘strong on’
our individual
needs. These
aren’t in
conflict, just
individual.
Importantly, today’s
hearing aid technology can be equally
individually designed on you.
Like ourselves it can be reversible at
any time.
Both of these features can be made
independent of the passage of time
within physical lifespan of the hearing
aid. If these are new concepts to you,
they should not be. You need to drop in
or call directly for an appointment so I
can give an individual response.
As a partner in your hearing/hearing
aid management, you will have
interactive service. You may not like
everything you find out about your
hearing/current hearing aids, but that
is the benefit of honesty in any
partnership. Agreed personal hearing
goals will then be achievable using
modifiable hearing technology.
Contact me directly for an appointment
Shawn Richardson
Consultant Audiologist
Ph: (07) 3883 4990
Shop 5, Fountain Court Arcade
141 Sutton Street. REDCLIFFE
Appointments either by direct contact or referral for:
� FREE Government Hearing Aids
to Veteran’s Affairs, Pensioners
and Disability Pension Clients.
� Pension Review Hearing Test for
Veteran’s Affairs Clients.
♦Happy birthday to Dallas
Williams (right) who turns 50
on 25 May. You can join
National Seniors now, Dallas!
♦The Scarborough State School
community will soon find out who is to
their new principal. Peter Walsh has
been acting in the position since the early
retirement of Peter Storch, who had been
at the school for a decade.
♦Congratulations to the students and
staff at Redcliffe State High School for
their enthusiasms at the school’s Smart
State night during Education Week.
� Hearing Tests & Evaluations to
Private Clients
� Hearing Aid Fittings to Private
Clients
� Tinnitus Evaluations
To submit your story send to PO Box 430, Redcliffe 4020
♦Pam Andrews and Matt Waldock
(below) have been out and about selling
raffle tickets for the Redcliffe Branch of
the Coast Guard. The prize is a holiday
at Tangalooma Resort and will be drawn
on 5 July 2005. Keep an eye out along
the beach on the weekend for these
dedicated fundraisers. The Coast Guard
relies heavily on community support.
♦Staffordshire bull terrier “Rio” will be
travelling with his owners Norm and
Barbara Whitehall for the next 12 to 18
months. The trio are selling their Neem
products up
and down the
east coast from
Coffs Harbour
to Yeppoon.
They decided to
try the
REDcliffe
Markets and
“Rio” became
quite a star
posing in his
glasses and watching the passers-by.
The Neem products are for people and
pets with skin sensitivities and problems.
According to Barbara, who makes the
products herself, they are 90% natural.
For those who want to catch up with
Barbara, her number is 0438 695 869.
¨♦Teddies ‘n’ Sweets is on the move
from from The Walk Arcade to the
Cominos Arcade. John and Cheryl
Emblow will be expanding their range to
include light snacks - pork pies, gluten
free treats, and more. Their boutiquestyle
shop will be opening next weekend.
(27,28,29 May). Pictured are John and
Cheryl Emblow on the move.