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The Border Watch : October 30th 2013
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NEWS TIPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it was good,” he said. “I think dad did a good job on it.” Mount Gambier-based Hogans Heroes competitors Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards have raised close to $8000 for their part in the run. It is their second run and they are both pleased with the experience so far. Mark said he was confident his 1974 Torana would make the distance without incident. “It is early days in the run yet, but the car made it last year, so it will make it again this year,” he said. OFF AGAIN: Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards are participating in their second Aussie Muscle Car Run in Mark’s trusty Torana. NOT JUST A SAFETY SHOP 118 PENOLA ROAD, MT GAMBIER Phone 8724 8011 NEWS 5 Mt Gambier Safety Supplies NEW! IN STOCK NOW DIADORA CRAZE ZIP UP • 300° SOLE • COMP SAFETY TOE City of Mount Gambier Weekly Affairs HAVE YOUR SAY TODAY Let’s Get Active Mount Gambier. The City of Mount Gambier wants to hear your thoughts on the new CBD Refurbishments at the Western end. Have you had your say? All those who complete the online survey will go in the drawer to win a $40 voucher at a local business. The consultation CLOSES this Thursday 31st November, 2013. Don’t miss out! Participate today – have your say! Visit the Star96.1 Facebook page or Councils website and complete a survey for your chance to win! LAST CHANCE TO ENTER THE CHRISTMAS PARADE Entries for the 2013 Mount Gambier Christmas Parade CLOSE this Friday 1st November, 2013! Don’t miss out! Guidelines and entry forms are available online at www.mountgambier.sa.gov.au, or can be collected from the Council Offi ces at the Civic Centre, or the Lady Nelson Visitor & Discovery Centre. For more information contact Denise Richardson on (08) 8723 1025. MOUNT GAMBIER LIBRARY Author Event With Barry Ion Join Barry Ion tonight, Wednesday 30th October, 2013 at 7.00pm in the Mount Gambier Library as he launches his recently published book “The Bazz and Pilko Years”; a compilation of hilarious stories from his radio days. Tickets $5.00 includes supper. For further information please contact the Mount Gambier Library on (08) 8721 2540. SPECIAL EVENT: Husband and wife Ted and Leanne Pitman have a special connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run and are this year driving a support rig offered to the run by Western Australian trucking company Northaul. Leukaemia Foundation fundraiser hits close to home TREVOR JACKSON TED and Leanne Pitman from Penola have a personal connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run. Leanne was diagnosed with leukaemia in 2006 and has been on treatment ever since. The couple participated in last year’s event in one of Snow Merrett’s cars, a GTR Torana. This year they are taking a different approach, driving one of the support rigs following the vehicles around the state. And the Kenworth prime mover and trailer have been offered to the run by an unlikely donor. Northaul operate out of the north west of Western Australia, a long way from Adelaide. “The boys from Western Australia virtually sponsor us to go on this run,” Ted said. “They put the money up and provided the vehicle and they have looked after us very well.” Ted and Leanne met operators of the transport business on last year’s run. “We asked them last year why they would come over here and support a South Australian run,” Leanne said. “They just said they were doing well and simply wanted to help people.” Leanne said she was thankful for the work the Leukaemia Foundation did with research into cancer and building the accommodation in Adelaide to cater for country people. “This is very important to me,” she said. “What we’re doing is raising funds for the village. “If I get really sick and have to go to Adelaide, both Ted and I can stay there.” THE MAIN CORNER Girls Night In This Thursday 31st October, 2013 from 6.30pm – 9.30pm, the Main Corner is hosting a Girls Night In, raising money for Women’s Cancer research and support services. The theme this year is Halloween and you’re invited to get kooky and spooky with Tarot Card reading, Halloween videos, gothic photography exhibitions, sugar skull face painting, nail art, a photobooth and more! Plenty of prizes to be won for best dressed and a raffl e on the night. All proceeds will go towards the Cancer Council. Tickets are $10 each. Bar and catering will be available. For more information contact the Main Corner on (08)8723 9566. NEWS TIPS TIPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it was good,” he said. S TIPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it was good,” he said. “I think dad did a good job on it.” Mount Gambier-based Hogans Heroes competitors Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards have raised close to $8000 for their part in the run. It is their second run and they are both pleased with the experi- ence so far. Mark said he was confident his 1974 Torana would make the distance without incident. “It is early days in the run yet, but the car made it last year, so it will make it again this year,” he said. OFF AGAIN: Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards are participating in their second Aussie Muscle Car Run in Mark’s trusty Torana. NOT JUST A SAFETY SHOP 118 PENOLA ROAD, MT GAMBIER Phone 8724 8011 NEWS 5 Mt Gambier Safety Supplies NEW! IN STOCK NOW DIADORA CRAZE ZIP UP • 300° SOLE • COMP SAFETY TOE City of Mount Gambier Weekly Affairs HAVE YOUR SAY TODAY Let’s Get Active Mount Gambier. The City of Mount Gambier wants to hear your thoughts on the new CBD Refurbishments at the Western end. Have you had your say? All those who complete the online survey will go in the drawer to win a $40 voucher at a local business. The consultation CLOSES this Thursday 31st November, 2013. Don’t miss out! Participate today – have your say! Visit the Star96.1 Facebook page or Councils website and complete a survey for your chance to win! LAST CHANCE TO ENTER THE CHRISTMAS PARADE Entries for the 2013 Mount Gambier Christmas Parade CLOSE this Friday 1st November, 2013! Don’t miss out! Guidelines and entry forms are available online at www.mountgambier.sa.gov.au, or can be collected from the Council Offi ces at the Civic Centre, or the Lady Nelson Visitor & Discovery Centre. For more information contact Denise Richardson on (08) 8723 1025. MOUNT GAMBIER LIBRARY Author Event With Barry Ion Join Barry Ion tonight, Wednesday 30th October, 2013 at 7.00pm in the Mount Gambier Library as he launches his recently published book “The Bazz and Pilko Years”; a compilation of hilarious stories from his radio days. Tickets $5.00 includes supper. For further information please contact the Mount Gambier Library on (08) 8721 2540. SPECIAL EVENT: Husband and wife Ted and Leanne Pitman have a special connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run and are this year driving a support rig offered to the run by Western Australian trucking company Northaul. Leukaemia Foundation fundraiser hits close to home TREVOR JACKSON TED and Leanne Pitman from Penola have a personal connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run. Leanne was diagnosed with leukaemia in 2006 and has been on treatment ever since. The couple participated in last year’s event in one of Snow Merrett’s cars, a GTR Torana. This year they are taking a different approach, driving one of the support rigs follow- ing the vehicles around the state. And the Kenworth prime mover and trailer have been offered to the run by an unlikely donor. Northaul operate out of the north west of Western Australia, a long way from Adelaide. “The boys from Western Australia virtually sponsor us to go on this run,” Ted said. “They put the money up and provided the vehicle and they have looked after us very well.” Ted and Leanne met opera- tors of the transport business on last year’s run. “We asked them last year why they would come over here and support a South Australian run,” Leanne said. “They just said they were doing well and simply wanted to help people.” Leanne said she was thankful for the work the Leukaemia Foundation did with research into cancer and building the accommodation in Adelaide to cater for coun- try people. “This is very important to me,” she said. “What we’re doing is rais- ing funds for the village. “If I get really sick and have to go to Adelaide, both Ted and I can stay there.” THE MAIN CORNER Girls Night In This Thursday 31st October, 2013 from 6.30pm – 9.30pm, the Main Corner is hosting a Girls Night In, raising money for Women’s Cancer research and support services. The theme this year is Halloween and you’re invited to get kooky and spooky with Tarot Card reading, Halloween videos, gothic photography exhibitions, sugar skull face painting, nail art, a photobooth and more! Plenty of prizes to be won for best dressed and a raffl e on the night. All proceeds will go towards the Cancer Council. Tickets are $10 each. Bar and catering will be available. For more information contact the Main Corner on (08)8723 9566. 1st 1st November, 2013 from 6.00p eturning to town? Why not join u NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS IPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it was good,” he said. “I think dad EWS TIPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it was good,” he said. “I think dad did a good job on it.” Mount Gambier-based Hogans Heroes competitors Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards have raised close to $8000 for their part in the run. It is their second run and they are both pleased with the experi- ence so far. Mark said he was confident his 1974 Torana would make the distance without incident. “It is early days in the run yet, but the car made it last year, so it will make it again this year,” he said. OFF AGAIN: Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards are participating in their second Aussie Muscle Car Run in Mark’s trusty Torana. NOT JUST A SAFETY SHOP 118 PENOLA ROAD, MT GAMBIER Phone 8724 8011 NEWS 5 Mt Gambier Safety Supplies NEW! IN STOCK NOW DIADORA CRAZE ZIP UP • 300° SOLE • COMP SAFETY TOE City of Mount Gambier Weekly Affairs HAVE YOUR SAY TODAY Let’s Get Active Mount Gambier. The City of Mount Gambier wants to hear your thoughts on the new CBD Refurbishments at the Western end. Have you had your say? All those who complete the online survey will go in the drawer to win a $40 voucher at a local business. The consultation CLOSES this Thursday 31st November, 2013. Don’t miss out! Participate today – have your say! Visit the Star96.1 Facebook page or Councils website and complete a survey for your chance to win! LAST CHANCE TO ENTER THE CHRISTMAS PARADE Entries for the 2013 Mount Gambier Christmas Parade CLOSE this Friday 1st November, 2013! Don’t miss out! Guidelines and entry forms are available online at www.mountgambier.sa.gov.au, or can be collected from the Council Offi ces at the Civic Centre, or the Lady Nelson Visitor & Discovery Centre. For more information contact Denise Richardson on (08) 8723 1025. MOUNT GAMBIER LIBRARY Author Event With Barry Ion Join Barry Ion tonight, Wednesday 30th October, 2013 at 7.00pm in the Mount Gambier Library as he launches his recently published book “The Bazz and Pilko Years”; a compilation of hilarious stories from his radio days. Tickets $5.00 includes supper. For further information please contact the Mount Gambier Library on (08) 8721 2540. SPECIAL EVENT: Husband and wife Ted and Leanne Pitman have a special connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run and are this year driving a support rig offered to the run by Western Australian trucking company Northaul. Leukaemia Foundation fundraiser hits close to home TREVOR JACKSON TED and Leanne Pitman from Penola have a personal connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run. Leanne was diagnosed with leukaemia in 2006 and has been on treatment ever since. The couple participated in last year’s event in one of Snow Merrett’s cars, a GTR Torana. This year they are taking a different approach, driving one of the support rigs follow- ing the vehicles around the state. And the Kenworth prime mover and trailer have been offered to the run by an unlikely donor. Northaul operate out of the north west of Western Australia, a long way from Adelaide. “The boys from Western Australia virtually sponsor us to go on this run,” Ted said. “They put the money up and provided the vehicle and they have looked after us very well.” Ted and Leanne met opera- tors of the transport business on last year’s run. “We asked them last year why they would come over here and support a South Australian run,” Leanne said. “They just said they were doing well and simply wanted to help people.” Leanne said she was thankful for the work the Leukaemia Foundation did with research into cancer and building the accommodation in Adelaide to cater for coun- try people. “This is very important to me,” she said. “What we’re doing is rais- ing funds for the village. “If I get really sick and have to go to Adelaide, both Ted and I can stay there.” THE MAIN CORNER Girls Night In This Thursday 31st October, 2013 from 6.30pm – 9.30pm, the Main Corner is hosting a Girls Night In, raising money for Women’s Cancer research and support services. The theme this year is Halloween and you’re invited to get kooky and spooky with Tarot Card reading, Halloween videos, gothic photography exhibitions, sugar skull face painting, nail art, a photobooth and more! Plenty of prizes to be won for best dressed and a raffl e on the night. All proceeds will go towards the Cancer Council. Tickets are $10 each. Bar and catering will be available. For more information contact the Main Corner on (08)8723 9566. 1st November, 2013 from 6.00p eturning to town? Why not join u h h YPN – Your Professional Network arlotte. Drinks available at the bar. NO R contact Alison Brash on (08) 8721 2504. Professional Network Mount Gambier! TIPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it WS TIPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it was good,” he said. “I think dad did a good job on it.” Mount Gambier-based Hogans Heroes competitors Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards have raised close to $8000 for their part in the run. It is their second run and they are both pleased with the experi- ence so far. Mark said he was confident his 1974 Torana would make the distance without incident. “It is early days in the run yet, but the car made it last year, so it will make it again this year,” he said. OFF AGAIN: Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards are participating in their second Aussie Muscle Car Run in Mark’s trusty Torana. NOT JUST A SAFETY SHOP 118 PENOLA ROAD, MT GAMBIER Phone 8724 8011 NEWS 5 Mt Gambier Safety Supplies NEW! IN STOCK NOW DIADORA CRAZE ZIP UP • 300° SOLE • COMP SAFETY TOE City of Mount Gambier Weekly Affairs HAVE YOUR SAY TODAY Let’s Get Active Mount Gambier. The City of Mount Gambier wants to hear your thoughts on the new CBD Refurbishments at the Western end. Have you had your say? All those who complete the online survey will go in the drawer to win a $40 voucher at a local business. The consultation CLOSES this Thursday 31st November, 2013. Don’t miss out! Participate today – have your say! Visit the Star96.1 Facebook page or Councils website and complete a survey for your chance to win! LAST CHANCE TO ENTER THE CHRISTMAS PARADE Entries for the 2013 Mount Gambier Christmas Parade CLOSE this Friday 1st November, 2013! Don’t miss out! Guidelines and entry forms are available online at www.mountgambier.sa.gov.au, or can be collected from the Council Offi ces at the Civic Centre, or the Lady Nelson Visitor & Discovery Centre. For more information contact Denise Richardson on (08) 8723 1025. MOUNT GAMBIER LIBRARY Author Event With Barry Ion Join Barry Ion tonight, Wednesday 30th October, 2013 at 7.00pm in the Mount Gambier Library as he launches his recently published book “The Bazz and Pilko Years”; a compilation of hilarious stories from his radio days. Tickets $5.00 includes supper. For further information please contact the Mount Gambier Library on (08) 8721 2540. SPECIAL EVENT: Husband and wife Ted and Leanne Pitman have a special connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run and are this year driving a support rig offered to the run by Western Australian trucking company Northaul. Leukaemia Foundation fundraiser hits close to home TREVOR JACKSON TED and Leanne Pitman from Penola have a personal connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run. Leanne was diagnosed with leukaemia in 2006 and has been on treatment ever since. The couple participated in last year’s event in one of Snow Merrett’s cars, a GTR Torana. This year they are taking a different approach, driving one of the support rigs follow- ing the vehicles around the state. And the Kenworth prime mover and trailer have been offered to the run by an unlikely donor. Northaul operate out of the north west of Western Australia, a long way from Adelaide. “The boys from Western Australia virtually sponsor us to go on this run,” Ted said. “They put the money up and provided the vehicle and they have looked after us very well.” Ted and Leanne met opera- tors of the transport business on last year’s run. “We asked them last year why they would come over here and support a South Australian run,” Leanne said. “They just said they were doing well and simply wanted to help people.” Leanne said she was thankful for the work the Leukaemia Foundation did with research into cancer and building the accommodation in Adelaide to cater for coun- try people. “This is very important to me,” she said. “What we’re doing is rais- ing funds for the village. “If I get really sick and have to go to Adelaide, both Ted and I can stay there.” THE MAIN CORNER Girls Night In This Thursday 31st October, 2013 from 6.30pm – 9.30pm, the Main Corner is hosting a Girls Night In, raising money for Women’s Cancer research and support services. The theme this year is Halloween and you’re invited to get kooky and spooky with Tarot Card reading, Halloween videos, gothic photography exhibitions, sugar skull face painting, nail art, a photobooth and more! Plenty of prizes to be won for best dressed and a raffl e on the night. All proceeds will go towards the Cancer Council. Tickets are $10 each. Bar and catering will be available. For more information contact the Main Corner on (08)8723 9566. 1st November, 2013 from 6.00p eturning to town? Why not join u h YPN – Your Professional Network arlotte. Drinks available at the bar. NO R contact Alison Brash on (08) 8721 2504. Professional Network Mount Gambier! CY CY TO RECEIVE SUPPORT NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it was good,” he said. “I think dad did a good job on it.” Mount Gambier-based Hogans Her TIPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it was good,” he said. “I think dad did a good job on it.” Mount Gambier-based Hogans Heroes competitors Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards have raised close to $8000 for their part in the run. It is their second run and they are both pleased with the experi- ence so far. Mark said he was confident his 1974 Torana would make the distance without incident. “It is early days in the run yet, but the car made it last year, so it will make it again this year,” he said. OFF AGAIN: Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards are participating in their second Aussie Muscle Car Run in Mark’s trusty Torana. NOT JUST A SAFETY SHOP 118 PENOLA ROAD, MT GAMBIER Phone 8724 8011 NEWS 5 Mt Gambier Safety Supplies NEW! IN STOCK NOW DIADORA CRAZE ZIP UP • 300° SOLE • COMP SAFETY TOE City of Mount Gambier Weekly Affairs HAVE YOUR SAY TODAY Let’s Get Active Mount Gambier. The City of Mount Gambier wants to hear your thoughts on the new CBD Refurbishments at the Western end. Have you had your say? All those who complete the online survey will go in the drawer to win a $40 voucher at a local business. The consultation CLOSES this Thursday 31st November, 2013. Don’t miss out! Participate today – have your say! Visit the Star96.1 Facebook page or Councils website and complete a survey for your chance to win! LAST CHANCE TO ENTER THE CHRISTMAS PARADE Entries for the 2013 Mount Gambier Christmas Parade CLOSE this Friday 1st November, 2013! Don’t miss out! Guidelines and entry forms are available online at www.mountgambier.sa.gov.au, or can be collected from the Council Offi ces at the Civic Centre, or the Lady Nelson Visitor & Discovery Centre. For more information contact Denise Richardson on (08) 8723 1025. MOUNT GAMBIER LIBRARY Author Event With Barry Ion Join Barry Ion tonight, Wednesday 30th October, 2013 at 7.00pm in the Mount Gambier Library as he launches his recently published book “The Bazz and Pilko Years”; a compilation of hilarious stories from his radio days. Tickets $5.00 includes supper. For further information please contact the Mount Gambier Library on (08) 8721 2540. SPECIAL EVENT: Husband and wife Ted and Leanne Pitman have a special connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run and are this year driving a support rig offered to the run by Western Australian trucking company Northaul. Leukaemia Foundation fundraiser hits close to home TREVOR JACKSON TED and Leanne Pitman from Penola have a personal connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run. Leanne was diagnosed with leukaemia in 2006 and has been on treatment ever since. The couple participated in last year’s event in one of Snow Merrett’s cars, a GTR Torana. This year they are taking a different approach, driving one of the support rigs follow- ing the vehicles around the state. And the Kenworth prime mover and trailer have been offered to the run by an unlikely donor. Northaul operate out of the north west of Western Australia, a long way from Adelaide. “The boys from Western Australia virtually sponsor us to go on this run,” Ted said. “They put the money up and provided the vehicle and they have looked after us very well.” Ted and Leanne met opera- tors of the transport business on last year’s run. “We asked them last year why they would come over here and support a South Australian run,” Leanne said. “They just said they were doing well and simply wanted to help people.” Leanne said she was thankful for the work the Leukaemia Foundation did with research into cancer and building the accommodation in Adelaide to cater for coun- try people. “This is very important to me,” she said. “What we’re doing is rais- ing funds for the village. “If I get really sick and have to go to Adelaide, both Ted and I can stay there.” THE MAIN CORNER Girls Night In This Thursday 31st October, 2013 from 6.30pm – 9.30pm, the Main Corner is hosting a Girls Night In, raising money for Women’s Cancer research and support services. The theme this year is Halloween and you’re invited to get kooky and spooky with Tarot Card reading, Halloween videos, gothic photography exhibitions, sugar skull face painting, nail art, a photobooth and more! Plenty of prizes to be won for best dressed and a raffl e on the night. All proceeds will go towards the Cancer Council. Tickets are $10 each. Bar and catering will be available. For more information contact the Main Corner on (08)8723 9566. 1st November, 2013 from 6.00p eturning to town? Why not join u h YPN – Your Professional Network arlotte. Drinks available at the bar. NO R contact Alison Brash on (08) 8721 2504. Professional Network Mount Gambier! CY TO RECEIVE SUPPORT ilies ilies wishing to receive support as part of the 2013 IPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it was good,” he said. “I think dad did a good job on it.” WS TIPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it was good,” he said. “I think dad did a good job on it.” Mount Gambier-based Hogans Heroes competitors Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards have raised close to $8000 for their part in the run. It is their second run and they are both pleased with the experi- ence so far. Mark said he was confident his 1974 Torana would make the distance without incident. “It is early days in the run yet, but the car made it last year, so it will make it again this year,” he said. OFF AGAIN: Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards are participating in their second Aussie Muscle Car Run in Mark’s trusty Torana. NOT JUST A SAFETY SHOP 118 PENOLA ROAD, MT GAMBIER Phone 8724 8011 NEWS 5 Mt Gambier Safety Supplies NEW! IN STOCK NOW DIADORA CRAZE ZIP UP • 300° SOLE • COMP SAFETY TOE City of Mount Gambier Weekly Affairs HAVE YOUR SAY TODAY Let’s Get Active Mount Gambier. The City of Mount Gambier wants to hear your thoughts on the new CBD Refurbishments at the Western end. Have you had your say? All those who complete the online survey will go in the drawer to win a $40 voucher at a local business. The consultation CLOSES this Thursday 31st November, 2013. Don’t miss out! Participate today – have your say! Visit the Star96.1 Facebook page or Councils website and complete a survey for your chance to win! LAST CHANCE TO ENTER THE CHRISTMAS PARADE Entries for the 2013 Mount Gambier Christmas Parade CLOSE this Friday 1st November, 2013! Don’t miss out! Guidelines and entry forms are available online at www.mountgambier.sa.gov.au, or can be collected from the Council Offi ces at the Civic Centre, or the Lady Nelson Visitor & Discovery Centre. For more information contact Denise Richardson on (08) 8723 1025. MOUNT GAMBIER LIBRARY Author Event With Barry Ion Join Barry Ion tonight, Wednesday 30th October, 2013 at 7.00pm in the Mount Gambier Library as he launches his recently published book “The Bazz and Pilko Years”; a compilation of hilarious stories from his radio days. Tickets $5.00 includes supper. For further information please contact the Mount Gambier Library on (08) 8721 2540. SPECIAL EVENT: Husband and wife Ted and Leanne Pitman have a special connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run and are this year driving a support rig offered to the run by Western Australian trucking company Northaul. Leukaemia Foundation fundraiser hits close to home TREVOR JACKSON TED and Leanne Pitman from Penola have a personal connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run. Leanne was diagnosed with leukaemia in 2006 and has been on treatment ever since. The couple participated in last year’s event in one of Snow Merrett’s cars, a GTR Torana. This year they are taking a different approach, driving one of the support rigs follow- ing the vehicles around the state. And the Kenworth prime mover and trailer have been offered to the run by an unlikely donor. Northaul operate out of the north west of Western Australia, a long way from Adelaide. “The boys from Western Australia virtually sponsor us to go on this run,” Ted said. “They put the money up and provided the vehicle and they have looked after us very well.” Ted and Leanne met opera- tors of the transport business on last year’s run. “We asked them last year why they would come over here and support a South Australian run,” Leanne said. “They just said they were doing well and simply wanted to help people.” Leanne said she was thankful for the work the Leukaemia Foundation did with research into cancer and building the accommodation in Adelaide to cater for coun- try people. “This is very important to me,” she said. “What we’re doing is rais- ing funds for the village. “If I get really sick and have to go to Adelaide, both Ted and I can stay there.” THE MAIN CORNER Girls Night In This Thursday 31st October, 2013 from 6.30pm – 9.30pm, the Main Corner is hosting a Girls Night In, raising money for Women’s Cancer research and support services. The theme this year is Halloween and you’re invited to get kooky and spooky with Tarot Card reading, Halloween videos, gothic photography exhibitions, sugar skull face painting, nail art, a photobooth and more! Plenty of prizes to be won for best dressed and a raffl e on the night. All proceeds will go towards the Cancer Council. Tickets are $10 each. Bar and catering will be available. For more information contact the Main Corner on (08)8723 9566. 1st November, 2013 from 6.00p eturning to town? Why not join u h YPN – Your Professional Network arlotte. Drinks available at the bar. NO R contact Alison Brash on (08) 8721 2504. Professional Network Mount Gambier! CY TO RECEIVE SUPPORT ilies wishing to receive support as part of the 2013 ce ce Network will commence taking registrations NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it was good,” he said. “I think dad did a good job on it.” Mount Gambier-based Hogans Heroes comp TIPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it was good,” he said. “I think dad did a good job on it.” Mount Gambier-based Hogans Heroes competitors Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards have raised close to $8000 for their part in the run. It is their second run and they are both pleased with the experi- ence so far. Mark said he was confident his 1974 Torana would make the distance without incident. “It is early days in the run yet, but the car made it last year, so it will make it again this year,” he said. OFF AGAIN: Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards are participating in their second Aussie Muscle Car Run in Mark’s trusty Torana. NOT JUST A SAFETY SHOP 118 PENOLA ROAD, MT GAMBIER Phone 8724 8011 NEWS 5 Mt Gambier Safety Supplies NEW! IN STOCK NOW DIADORA CRAZE ZIP UP • 300° SOLE • COMP SAFETY TOE City of Mount Gambier Weekly Affairs HAVE YOUR SAY TODAY Let’s Get Active Mount Gambier. The City of Mount Gambier wants to hear your thoughts on the new CBD Refurbishments at the Western end. Have you had your say? All those who complete the online survey will go in the drawer to win a $40 voucher at a local business. The consultation CLOSES this Thursday 31st November, 2013. Don’t miss out! Participate today – have your say! Visit the Star96.1 Facebook page or Councils website and complete a survey for your chance to win! LAST CHANCE TO ENTER THE CHRISTMAS PARADE Entries for the 2013 Mount Gambier Christmas Parade CLOSE this Friday 1st November, 2013! Don’t miss out! Guidelines and entry forms are available online at www.mountgambier.sa.gov.au, or can be collected from the Council Offi ces at the Civic Centre, or the Lady Nelson Visitor & Discovery Centre. For more information contact Denise Richardson on (08) 8723 1025. MOUNT GAMBIER LIBRARY Author Event With Barry Ion Join Barry Ion tonight, Wednesday 30th October, 2013 at 7.00pm in the Mount Gambier Library as he launches his recently published book “The Bazz and Pilko Years”; a compilation of hilarious stories from his radio days. Tickets $5.00 includes supper. For further information please contact the Mount Gambier Library on (08) 8721 2540. SPECIAL EVENT: Husband and wife Ted and Leanne Pitman have a special connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run and are this year driving a support rig offered to the run by Western Australian trucking company Northaul. Leukaemia Foundation fundraiser hits close to home TREVOR JACKSON TED and Leanne Pitman from Penola have a personal connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run. Leanne was diagnosed with leukaemia in 2006 and has been on treatment ever since. The couple participated in last year’s event in one of Snow Merrett’s cars, a GTR Torana. This year they are taking a different approach, driving one of the support rigs follow- ing the vehicles around the state. And the Kenworth prime mover and trailer have been offered to the run by an unlikely donor. Northaul operate out of the north west of Western Australia, a long way from Adelaide. “The boys from Western Australia virtually sponsor us to go on this run,” Ted said. “They put the money up and provided the vehicle and they have looked after us very well.” Ted and Leanne met opera- tors of the transport business on last year’s run. “We asked them last year why they would come over here and support a South Australian run,” Leanne said. “They just said they were doing well and simply wanted to help people.” Leanne said she was thankful for the work the Leukaemia Foundation did with research into cancer and building the accommodation in Adelaide to cater for coun- try people. “This is very important to me,” she said. “What we’re doing is rais- ing funds for the village. “If I get really sick and have to go to Adelaide, both Ted and I can stay there.” THE MAIN CORNER Girls Night In This Thursday 31st October, 2013 from 6.30pm – 9.30pm, the Main Corner is hosting a Girls Night In, raising money for Women’s Cancer research and support services. The theme this year is Halloween and you’re invited to get kooky and spooky with Tarot Card reading, Halloween videos, gothic photography exhibitions, sugar skull face painting, nail art, a photobooth and more! Plenty of prizes to be won for best dressed and a raffl e on the night. All proceeds will go towards the Cancer Council. Tickets are $10 each. Bar and catering will be available. For more information contact the Main Corner on (08)8723 9566. 1st November, 2013 from 6.00p eturning to town? Why not join u h YPN – Your Professional Network arlotte. Drinks available at the bar. NO R contact Alison Brash on (08) 8721 2504. Professional Network Mount Gambier! CY TO RECEIVE SUPPORT ilies wishing to receive support as part of the 2013 ce Network will commence taking registrations BLUE BLUE OVAL PASSION: Tony Wilson roped friend and best man at his wedding Braeden Mustart in as his co-driver for this year’s Aussie Muscle Car Run. PATIENCE: Drivers navigating Jubilee Highway ground to a halt as the Aussie Muscle Car Run continued its journey after a brief stopover at Lady Nelson Park on Monday. NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS EWS TIPS newsroom@tbw.com. IPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it was good,” he said. “I think dad did a good job on it.” Mount Gambier-based Hogans Heroes competitors Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards have raised close to $8000 for their part in the run. It is their second run and they are both pleased with the experi- ence so far. Mark said he was confident his 1974 Torana would make the distance without incident. “It is early days in the run yet, but the car made it last year, so it will make it again this year,” he said. OFF AGAIN: Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards are participating in their second Aussie Muscle Car Run in Mark’s trusty Torana. NOT JUST A SAFETY SHOP 118 PENOLA ROAD, MT GAMBIER Phone 8724 8011 NEWS 5 Mt Gambier Safety Supplies NEW! IN STOCK NOW DIADORA CRAZE ZIP UP • 300° SOLE • COMP SAFETY TOE City of Mount Gambier Weekly Affairs HAVE YOUR SAY TODAY Let’s Get Active Mount Gambier. The City of Mount Gambier wants to hear your thoughts on the new CBD Refurbishments at the Western end. Have you had your say? All those who complete the online survey will go in the drawer to win a $40 voucher at a local business. The consultation CLOSES this Thursday 31st November, 2013. Don’t miss out! Participate today – have your say! Visit the Star96.1 Facebook page or Councils website and complete a survey for your chance to win! LAST CHANCE TO ENTER THE CHRISTMAS PARADE Entries for the 2013 Mount Gambier Christmas Parade CLOSE this Friday 1st November, 2013! Don’t miss out! Guidelines and entry forms are available online at www.mountgambier.sa.gov.au, or can be collected from the Council Offi ces at the Civic Centre, or the Lady Nelson Visitor & Discovery Centre. For more information contact Denise Richardson on (08) 8723 1025. MOUNT GAMBIER LIBRARY Author Event With Barry Ion Join Barry Ion tonight, Wednesday 30th October, 2013 at 7.00pm in the Mount Gambier Library as he launches his recently published book “The Bazz and Pilko Years”; a compilation of hilarious stories from his radio days. Tickets $5.00 includes supper. For further information please contact the Mount Gambier Library on (08) 8721 2540. SPECIAL EVENT: Husband and wife Ted and Leanne Pitman have a special connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run and are this year driving a support rig offered to the run by Western Australian trucking company Northaul. Leukaemia Foundation fundraiser hits close to home TREVOR JACKSON TED and Leanne Pitman from Penola have a personal connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run. Leanne was diagnosed with leukaemia in 2006 and has been on treatment ever since. The couple participated in last year’s event in one of Snow Merrett’s cars, a GTR Torana. This year they are taking a different approach, driving one of the support rigs follow- ing the vehicles around the state. And the Kenworth prime mover and trailer have been offered to the run by an unlikely donor. Northaul operate out of the north west of Western Australia, a long way from Adelaide. “The boys from Western Australia virtually sponsor us to go on this run,” Ted said. “They put the money up and provided the vehicle and they have looked after us very well.” Ted and Leanne met opera- tors of the transport business on last year’s run. “We asked them last year why they would come over here and support a South Australian run,” Leanne said. “They just said they were doing well and simply wanted to help people.” Leanne said she was thankful for the work the Leukaemia Foundation did with research into cancer and building the accommodation in Adelaide to cater for coun- try people. “This is very important to me,” she said. “What we’re doing is rais- ing funds for the village. “If I get really sick and have to go to Adelaide, both Ted and I can stay there.” THE MAIN CORNER Girls Night In This Thursday 31st October, 2013 from 6.30pm – 9.30pm, the Main Corner is hosting a Girls Night In, raising money for Women’s Cancer research and support services. The theme this year is Halloween and you’re invited to get kooky and spooky with Tarot Card reading, Halloween videos, gothic photography exhibitions, sugar skull face painting, nail art, a photobooth and more! Plenty of prizes to be won for best dressed and a raffl e on the night. All proceeds will go towards the Cancer Council. Tickets are $10 each. Bar and catering will be available. For more information contact the Main Corner on (08)8723 9566. 1st November, 2013 from 6.00p eturning to town? Why not join u h YPN – Your Professional Network arlotte. Drinks available at the bar. NO R contact Alison Brash on (08) 8721 2504. Professional Network Mount Gambier! CY TO RECEIVE SUPPORT ilies wishing to receive support as part of the 2013 ce Network will commence taking registrations BLUE OVAL PASSION: Tony Wilson roped friend and best man at his wedding Braeden Mustart in as his co-driver for this year’s Aussie Muscle Car Run. PATIENCE: Drivers navigating Jubilee Highway ground to a halt as the Aussie Muscle Car Run continued its journey after a brief stopover at Lady Nelson Park on Monday. 625001 625001 The Border Watch, Wednesday, October 30, 2013 - 5 NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS NEWS TIPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it was good,” he said. “I think dad did a good job on it.” Mount Gambier-based Ho WS TIPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it was good,” he said. “I think dad did a good job on it.” Mount Gambier-based Hogans Heroes competitors Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards have raised close to $8000 for their part in the run. It is their second run and they are both pleased with the experi- ence so far. Mark said he was confident his 1974 Torana would make the distance without incident. “It is early days in the run yet, but the car made it last year, so it will make it again this year,” he said. OFF AGAIN: Mark Hogan and Lincoln Edwards are participating in their second Aussie Muscle Car Run in Mark’s trusty Torana. NOT JUST A SAFETY SHOP 118 PENOLA ROAD, MT GAMBIER Phone 8724 8011 NEWS 5 Mt Gambier Safety Supplies NEW! IN STOCK NOW DIADORA CRAZE ZIP UP • 300° SOLE • COMP SAFETY TOE City of Mount Gambier Weekly Affairs HAVE YOUR SAY TODAY Let’s Get Active Mount Gambier. The City of Mount Gambier wants to hear your thoughts on the new CBD Refurbishments at the Western end. Have you had your say? All those who complete the online survey will go in the drawer to win a $40 voucher at a local business. The consultation CLOSES this Thursday 31st November, 2013. Don’t miss out! Participate today – have your say! Visit the Star96.1 Facebook page or Councils website and complete a survey for your chance to win! LAST CHANCE TO ENTER THE CHRISTMAS PARADE Entries for the 2013 Mount Gambier Christmas Parade CLOSE this Friday 1st November, 2013! Don’t miss out! Guidelines and entry forms are available online at www.mountgambier.sa.gov.au, or can be collected from the Council Offi ces at the Civic Centre, or the Lady Nelson Visitor & Discovery Centre. For more information contact Denise Richardson on (08) 8723 1025. MOUNT GAMBIER LIBRARY Author Event With Barry Ion Join Barry Ion tonight, Wednesday 30th October, 2013 at 7.00pm in the Mount Gambier Library as he launches his recently published book “The Bazz and Pilko Years”; a compilation of hilarious stories from his radio days. Tickets $5.00 includes supper. For further information please contact the Mount Gambier Library on (08) 8721 2540. SPECIAL EVENT: Husband and wife Ted and Leanne Pitman have a special connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run and are this year driving a support rig offered to the run by Western Australian trucking company Northaul. Leukaemia Foundation fundraiser hits close to home TREVOR JACKSON TED and Leanne Pitman from Penola have a personal connection to the Aussie Muscle Car Run. Leanne was diagnosed with leukaemia in 2006 and has been on treatment ever since. The couple participated in last year’s event in one of Snow Merrett’s cars, a GTR Torana. This year they are taking a different approach, driving one of the support rigs follow- ing the vehicles around the state. And the Kenworth prime mover and trailer have been offered to the run by an unlikely donor. Northaul operate out of the north west of Western Australia, a long way from Adelaide. “The boys from Western Australia virtually sponsor us to go on this run,” Ted said. “They put the money up and provided the vehicle and they have looked after us very well.” Ted and Leanne met opera- tors of the transport business on last year’s run. “We asked them last year why they would come over here and support a South Australian run,” Leanne said. “They just said they were doing well and simply wanted to help people.” Leanne said she was thankful for the work the Leukaemia Foundation did with research into cancer and building the accommodation in Adelaide to cater for coun- try people. “This is very important to me,” she said. “What we’re doing is rais- ing funds for the village. “If I get really sick and have to go to Adelaide, both Ted and I can stay there.” THE MAIN CORNER Girls Night In This Thursday 31st October, 2013 from 6.30pm – 9.30pm, the Main Corner is hosting a Girls Night In, raising money for Women’s Cancer research and support services. The theme this year is Halloween and you’re invited to get kooky and spooky with Tarot Card reading, Halloween videos, gothic photography exhibitions, sugar skull face painting, nail art, a photobooth and more! Plenty of prizes to be won for best dressed and a raffl e on the night. All proceeds will go towards the Cancer Council. Tickets are $10 each. Bar and catering will be available. For more information contact the Main Corner on (08)8723 9566. 1st November, 2013 from 6.00p eturning to town? Why not join u h YPN – Your Professional Network arlotte. Drinks available at the bar. NO R contact Alison Brash on (08) 8721 2504. Professional Network Mount Gambier! CY TO RECEIVE SUPPORT ilies wishing to receive support as part of the 2013 ce Network will commence taking registrations BLUE OVAL PASSION: Tony Wilson roped friend and best man at his wedding Braeden Mustart in as his co-driver for this year’s Aussie Muscle Car Run. PATIENCE: Drivers navigating Jubilee Highway ground to a halt as the Aussie Muscle Car Run continued its journey after a brief stopover at Lady Nelson Park on Monday. 625001 The Border Watch, Wednesday, October 30, 2013 - 5 am am this Friday 1st November, 2013. It is important only able to register with one of the fi ve participating NEWS TIPS ĈNEWS TIPS newsroom@tbw.com.au charity state-wide run with mum and it was good,” pplies NEW! IN STOCK NOW DIADORA CRAZE ZIP UP • 300° SOLE • COMP SAFETY TOE City of Mount Gambier Weekly Affairs HAVE YOUR SAY TODAY Let’s Get Active Mount Gambier. The City of Mount Gambier wants to hear your thoughts on the new CBD Refurbishments at the Western end. Have you had your say? All those who complete the online survey will go in the drawer to win a $40 voucher at a local business. The consultation CLOSES this Thursday 31st November, 2013. Don’t miss out! Participate today – have your say! Visit the Star96.1 Facebook page or Councils website and complete a survey for your chance to win! LAST CHANCE TO ENTER THE CHRISTMAS PARADE Entries for the 2013 Mount Gambier Christmas Parad 625942
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