Open Monday to Saturday 9am-10pm

WED 11 JUN 2014

the newcastle post

NEW TRADING HOURS

PROUDLY INDEPENDENT

THURS NIGHT

MEMBERS DRAW

Sunday lOam-8pm

www.wamersbayhotel.com.au SUNDAY SPECIAL JAMES SQUIRE PINTS ONLY $8.00 WW8280

2

iii' C u E c .-II iii' I.. U iii' C U

.. .. o N ., 1: ..... ::::I III ... 0 .. p, "OJ >-= .. III 'aIlS II U ., ~ I: OJ 'as:: ., OJ

1;3

FINNTROLL

SCENT OF A WOMAN Saturday, 9.30pm • Seven Two

AI Pacino's passionate and highly emotive turn in this Martin Brest (Meet Joe Black)-helmed drama won him a best actor Oscar and it's not hard to see why.

Pacino stars as a cunnudgeonly, blind and retired Lt Col in the US army. Charlie ( Chris O'Donnell) is at school and is looking forward to going to univer­sity; to help pay for a trip home for Christmas, he agrees to look after Frank over thanksgiving.

Saturday, June 21 • Manning Bar University of Sydney Union

According to legend, Finnish folk-metal maniacs Finntroll were conceived when, after a heavy dose of beer and vodka, axeman Somnium (who sadly left our realm for another in 2003) thought it would be a great idea to mix heavy guitars with the melodic 'humppa' style of Finnish polka. When it still sounded good to him after sobering up, the concept was kept and Finntroll and an entire new geme of heavy metal was born.

Their ferociously fun live show, which sees them dressed completely in troll attire right down to their floppy and pointed ears, is a sight to behold. Add to it their powerful death metal riffs, brooding keys, pounding black metal intensity and some super catchy 80'S pop style groove and you have the ingredients for one of the most exciting and otherworldly live shows going.

LAST VEGAS Out Now RATEDM

ovo + 9.1!i!!Al m •

Essentially The Hango­ver for the older gent, Last Vegas is saved by a stellar cast featuring Michael Douglas, Robert De Niro, Morgan Freeman, Kevin Klein and Mary Steenbur­gen.

When one of a group of four childhood friends finally proposes to his much younger girlfriend, the group head to Las Vegas with a plan to stop acting their age and relive their glory days.

However, upon arriving, the four quickly realize that the decades have transformed Sin City and tested their friend­ship in ways they never imagined.

BELMONT HOT E L

485 Pacific Highway, Belmont, NSW 2280 Ph: (02) 4945 0444

SUPERUNKNOWN 20TH ANNIVERSARY SOUNDGARDEN Out Now

When it was released back in 1994, Su­perunknown basically blew the doors off everyone's expectations of what grunge could be. From out and out fully charged­rock numbers, to more reflective "jams", this album truly ran the sonic gamut.

Twenty years on and this album still sounds as fresh and vital as it did back in the day.

Tracks like Spoonman still burn with a brooding rock intensity and Black Hole Sun sounds as though it could've been released last week.

While possibly not as triumphant as Soundgarden's previous album Badmo­torjinger, Superunknown is still one hell ofa rock album and, thanks to a blister­ing new master and extra goodies like b-sides and out-takes, is one that any self respecting rock pig should have in their collection.

ENTERTAINMENT

Best Function Venue Free Room Hire!

E: iDfo@belmonthotel.com.au In-house Designer Cake Specialist

o MEMBERSHIP DRAW ~ /-~~ .

,~~. _s

THURSDAY NIGHT :. ~n-lHIS WEEK'S JACKPOT~-~·

AMOUNT $4000 6pm, 7pm & 8P~TPS/13J02937 PLUS $100 MUST BE WON AT 5.30pm, 6.30pm & 7.30pm

JEFF LAW'S CHINESE RESTAURANT

Open Tuesday - Sunday for Lunch & Dinner Come experience Jeff's cuisine that has kept people

coming back to Pelican for over 19 years.

HOT 2 WEEK SPECIALS!

Specials available June 11th - June 17th 2014

VB CANS 30PK 375ML CARLTON DRY 24PK 355ML

TOOHEYS RED CANS 30PK 375ML HEINEKEN 24PK 250ML

CARTER 24PK 3300ML

DEWARS / COUGAR BOURBON IERiSTOFF 700ML

JIM BEAM 700ML

DE BORTOU MOLLYS CRADLE SACRED HILL 750ML 750ML

HIPPIE I CRYSTAL SKULL 750ML RAHm I GENRE RANGE 750ML

WhatsOn

/.I f WEDNESDAYS /.I KARAOKE KONQUEST Win $1000 & Many Prizes!

Pool camp starts at 6pm Cash Prizes

@ THURSDAY @ FAMILY NIGHT IN THE BISTRO

Clowns from 6-7, Face painting, Balloon twisting, Jackpot raffle 15

prizes plus the Jackpot $600

/.I f FRIDAYS f /.I DJs from 6pm

/.I f SATURDAYS f /.I Free cheese platters & a Great Day at

the Races Live Bands 9pm

14 June - The Core 21 June - Shavoo

/.I f SUNDAYS f /.I BEER GARDEN LIVE

ENTERTAINMENT FROM 3PM 15 June - Kellie Cain

22 June - Daniel Arvidson

tJ MONDAYS tJ MEXICAN MONDAYS

Corona Buckets and Mad Mexican Food Deals in the Bistro

• • TUESDAY ~ . Aussie Holdm Poker from 6pm

WW8627

FIlM

In 2004, a little indie fibn about possibly the most socially awkward IEeDagIer you're eve!"

likely to encounter took the world by stann. That fllm was .Nap0-

leon Dynamit! and It went on to gross $4omillion at the US box office - not bad when}'Oll oonsiderthe film's leadiDg man .Jon Hederwas paid $1000 for his time.

Ten years tu and the lave fur PresIon, Ohio's most curious IeSideDt is as strong as ever as fans are sure to seewben lIeder tooches dawn in Sydney for the amrual SUpemavaPop CUlttm! Expo. ~ it's png to be a blast - I actuaIIy

mllY did my very first am.venl:ion like this around seven months ago 80 I'm. reaIly 1nnd new at all of this,'" Reder told 'IE down the tine fiomLA.

-pm also super exded to be back in Aust:mlia -I've DDlybeen thereaoce beIbre, years ago when I was there promotiDg a film so it's gofDg to be great to check out llllXeofyouralUllb'y."

For the uniniI:iated. this unassuming little flick tells the story of the a1most llnrlasoriliable titular d1amcIe: who lives with his adventure seekiDg grandmother and older brother lOp who spends most rims time cruising the internet fur ladies. Aside from spending his time trying to lime new "'skills'", Napoleon a1so WOIb to belp his friend Pedro 5anchez will the title rL Student Body President tram. mean girl --. Heder said he thought the reason for the film's stmDgIe!l!lllllIUE amongII1C\fiep!nl worldwide was its UIIIIffi!cIed. unpreten­tious feel as well as Napole<u's iDheren1

""""""'" "It reaIlyis as-r,. unassnming filmand thatappeals III alot ofpecple," he said.

-Also, Nap!Ean rea1ly is a bever-child and. in that sense be will always feel COnt .... 'I"lIllI')'. So many people can relate lDm'kmwsomeonejustlikeNapdeonwho doesn't really care what peqIIe think and makesvirtuallynojojgeImmOllanything.

-we knew when we were maldDg the film that it had definite cuh poleDtlal. but. unless you'remaklnga sequel toasuccess­fulfilm. youcanneo.rerreallypredictbowtt will tum out - it was definitPlya crap shoot thatpaidolf.'" Ban in saIem. Ol'efpn" the acting bug

first caught Heeler while he was studying anlm;dim at univeIstty. He befrieuded Napolmn Dynamite directm Jared Hess andstartEdappeariDginstudent-produced short film. One of the!e, .Peluca. bmed the basis afwhat was to beame.Napokm Dynamite and. ten years since the fIIm's release, HedB saidhe was ~ that it was stillattIactiDgfanswmdwide.

-M say it both feels lite ten yeaI5 and it doesn't,,. hesaid.

So many people can relate to or know someone just like Napoleon

'Tvetalked90muchaboutNapoleoo.aver the years and I've logJed ten years dealing with the legacy - not that I'm amplain. ing - it's great that he's had such~. 1be thing is, because I made the film in my adult years - I was 26 when I filmed it -It really does still seem. fresh to me. AI&o. the stoy is just so engaging and. I think. ........ """'."

Ten:yean; on and Heder has parlaye::I. that earlysuccessintoaaneerthathasseenhim wcnaaossavarietyofgenresaDlwitbtbe likes of such actingbeavywejghts as Reese Witb:rspoou. Mark Ruffalo, Jon Lovitz and Danny de ViID, but out!ide ofhis tum as NapolemJ, be is pedmps best kmwn in this l'OIlIIIlyb his portIayalas ice-skating wlzkidJImmyMacEllroyintheWWFerrell smashitBladesQfGlory.

Heder said that working 011. a little indie flick like Napoleon I)ynaJrJi2 was like a diffi!rent: world to that tfl::ia; ~ studio """"'. "I mean,. they're both comedies. but they couldn't beoxre different. - he said.

""Ibeywere both really fun, but Blades qf Glory was a lot ofwmk and you have this hugebudget.al::ia;studioandsomeIIlll5Sive o:medynames like WID. Amy Poehler and Will Arnett. I was really out ofmy comfot zane - it was a real pincll me-fest,. I spent mosttfthetime thinkjng "is thisfuneaIr "I mean I grew up watching Will Ferrell

- be is tbe comedy King. Just being able

to watch him riff' and i:mprov was just amazing Also. he's just the most laid back nonnal guy you oouId meet. I mean he's obviously brilliant and very ccmmiI:!M to what be does, bill: when tbe cameras aIBl't Idling. he's just a really nm:mal guy - he could beyournelghbour.-

Hedercertainly hasn'tbeenrestlngmhis laurels in recent years either, with a slew ofprojects, inch!rling a black o:medy with RichaId Dreyfuss and Danny Glover and a bio-pic on tbe lift! of a yDUDg Walt Disney. lntho_

"Yeahitisanexdtingtime -I'vepa few things goingon." hesaid.

"'Both of those are indepmdent :Iilms, both are shot and hopefully cmrlng out tbis year although you never know with --. 11EonewithRichardis aquiIkydramedy ca1Ied.Killing Win.mm .Tones and the other Walt ~ Midrey is a biD pic about the early years of Walt Disney and I play his brother Roy. It was a wry cbaDengIng and :rewardingroleandIom"twaitbpeop1etn seeit.-

11E SUpemova Pop Culture E:J:po will. be on at Sydney Showgrwnd from JUDe 13-15 and will feature such he9.vy\wights as Stan Lee. Game qf'lJzron5' NikoIaj Coster­waIdau, Rose Md2owan, AllstraIia's James Bond Gec:qe LazeIJby and SmalMlle'! MicbaelRosenhawn """ •• ".mo"",,,,,,,,

3

II ::::I If it _. ::::I a II i

4

., C ell E c .-II ., .. ell ., C ell

.. .. o N CD C ..... ::::I Ul ... 0 .. Po "Q) >-= .. Ul "artS .. U

CD == C Q) "as:: CD Q)

:1=

No Montagues In thisoutlit

There will be no feuds while the Capulets are playing, just grooves, moves and the best tunes.

This young, yet experienced five-piece, will have you movin' and groovin' in no time thanks to their infectious stage presence and exceptional musical delivery .

The Capulets pride themselves on ensuring that the audi­ence is involved and are having a fantastic time.

They always leave a lasting impression. If you have an itch for both new and old music, the Capulets

will scratch it for you. They perform songs from a wide vari­ety of artists, such as Guns 'n' Roses, John Mayer, the Killers, Led Zeppelin, MGMT, Michael Jackson, Outkast and Red Hot Chili Peppers.

These guys will satify even then most jaded gig-fancier. Catch The Capulets at the Hotel Delany on Friday, June 13.

MUSIC

Bring on the blues STEPHEN BISSET

I f it's blues you want, then it's blues you're going to get when the cream of the Hunter and

Australia's blues crop descend on the Orana Hotel for the Newcastle Blues by the Beach festival.

Brought you by the folks behind the Sydney Blues and Roots festival, the idea behind the Newcastle version is to unearth the formidable depth of blues talent this region has to offer as well as giving punters a great taste of some world class blues.

Organiser Peter Fricker echoed these sentiments.

"We just put on a similar thing in Windsor and it went really well," he said.

"It was quite crazy actually and the thing is free as well and people always love stuff for free.

"We also run the Sydney Blues and Roots festival and we have just so many bands applying to play - upwards of 500 bands - and we just don't have the time or resources to get around and see them all - so an event like this is great for us because it gets everyone under one roof for us to check out as potential festival

performers and it also gives the bands more of a chance as well."

While the usual supects -Aussie blues juggernauts like Dave Tice, The Shane Pacey Band (pictured), Darren Jack and Genevieve Chad­wick are always going to be major drawcards, Fricker said that there was a slew of Newcastle talent he was keen to check out.

"The Jimmy Bazil Project is one

that we've been hearing really great things about and Good Corn Liqour, who have a great local following have been grabbing our attention."

Catch the Newcastle Blues by the Beach festival at the Orana Hotel from Thursday, June 19 to Sunday, June 22. For more infor­mation and playing times, visit theoranahotel.com.au

~ RD, EDGEWORTH

~D"~I •• B WWW.EDGEWORTHTAVERN.COM.AU

MEMBERSHIP FRIDAY ~ SUNDAY ~ DRAWS $8000*; $5000*;

Permit No LTPS/14/01116 ~ Permit No LTPS/14/01117 ~

flRlili Sausage Sizzle Saturdays! From 12-3pm, every Saturday! Receive 1 voucher per $3 bar purchase!

Kazza's Brasserie 53 $7.50 LUNCH SPECIALS Monday to Friday

$8 KIDS MEALS includes FREE soft drink and icecream

$12 SCHNITZELS - TUESDAY NIGHTS $12 STEAKS - THURSDAY NIGHTS

WW8010

53 Carrington St, West Wallsend • Ph: 4953 2920 wwwc.com.au

POOL COMPETITION Tuesday Registration from 5.30pm

Games Start from 6.30pm PRIZES DEPENDENT ON ENTRIES

Entry fee + matched by Club razzle $

ROCK THE NIGHT AWAY

SATURDAY 14 JUNE 8pm

THE KLASSICS SUNDAY JAZZ CABARET

SUNDAY 15 JUNE 2.30-S.30pm

WOBBLY BOOT" JULIE WILSON

WITH THE SOUTHERN CROSS TRIO

MEMBERS HAPPY HOUR EVERY DAY FROM 4.30 - 6.30pm $3.60 SCHOONERS (CONDITIONS APPLY)

v~ \J~ RESTAURANT

Open 7 days for lunch & dinner. Full Chinese menu + your favourites

Sunday to Thursday $9.90 DINNER SPECIALS

Cafe two82 Open Tues - Sun Coffee, cake, snacks & light meals

I' - - PRESENrTHis-YoU-CHER AT THE CLUB - - ., TO RECIEYE YOUR I

I FREE DRINK I

I BEER, WINE or SOFT DRINK I ~ ___ ·~0'2.di!!O!!S ~PEI~ v~li~ u!:!ti~3~6D~ __ ~

LIKE US ON FACEBOOK focebook.com/TheAdomstownClub

~ ~"'\ ~ 282BRUNKERROAD,ADAMSTOWN PH- 4952 3888 ~ ~ ~ theadamstownclub.com.au _

W hile Melbourne neo indie-soul nine-piece impressed pretty much

everyone who heard their debut effort, 2012'S Leave it All Behind (featuring one of the coolest songs of that year, the James Bond­worthy The Delinquent), they may've just gone one better with their latest long player Nose Dive.

Still rooted in the soul-drenched feel, that made Leave It All Behind so listenable, Nose Dive bristles with even lusher production courtesy of Magoo (Regurgitator,

Spider bait,) - the brass sounds, well brassier and front-woman Nkechi Anele has never sounded better.

Extensive touring over the past eighteen months has also exposed Saskwatch to more bands than in the past. This has encouraged them to move past any 'soul band' stigma that they may have subconsciously been held down by and organically develop their own distinctive sound. Nose Dive has greater influence on the rhythm section as the frontline trumpets

and saxophones often take a back seat. This only increases the impact of the frontline when it busts through the reverb-soaked lead guitar.

MUSIC

Se_perll The Dead Marines

features three of Australia's most regarded contem­porary artists - singer/ songwriter Bernie Hayes, Front End Loader's Bow Campbell and Brendan Gallagher of Karma County.

The long-time friends came together in mid- 2003 to record a swag of new songs - tales of loss, love and the dear school of experience refracted through the

prism of a wine bottle or three.Songslike~body Wants To Hurt Somebody Sometime, I Couldn't Be Less Cool and Six Pack Love Letter. Their debut album New Day was released in 2005 and since

then ,they've played the odd show, played Bryan Brown's Christmas Party, and had a few laughs.

Catch The Dead Marines at the Grand Junction Hotel on Friday, June 13.

Gel schooled In Ihe blues

Often cited as Sydney's "university of the blues", the Foreday Riders cel­ebrate a formidable 47 years in the biz this year and, despite countless line­up changes, two original members from 1967 remain - the King brothers, Ron (harmonica, vocals) and Jeff (guitar, dobro) who continue as happy 'back­room boys' in the current outfit. The front man of the Riders can vary from gig to gig, and at present the band

has teamed up with long­time associate Shane Pacey, of Bondi Cigars fame.

Throughout their long career, they've supported BB King, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee, Fred­die King and Gatemouth Brown. They were also Bo Diddley's backing band in Sydney and were joined on stage by the great Junior Wells on his 1972 tour.

Catch the Foreday Riders at Lizotte's on Thursday, June 12.

5

II ::::I ,. II .. ,. II _. ::::I a II ::::I ,.

I a. ::::I m

r-+UI :::r'a. en II ::SO< en .. :e" n'" £1J I: tn ::::I ::::::!:m en N "CO 0 .. ~ ..

6

.., C ell E c .-II .., .. ell .., C ell

.. .. o N

• 1:+-1 :::I In ",,0 .. 0. "Q) >= II In "artS 1ft U · ~ I: Q) "as::

• Q) 1:5

5 SAWYERS: Friday, Ned Kelly; Saturday, Dj Patsan; Sunday, Dj jonothan. ADAMSTOWN CLUB: Thursday, Morning Tea Show with Adam Price; Saturday, The Klassics; Sunday, Wobbly Boot &julie Wilson with The Southern Cross Trio. ANNA BAY TAVERN: Saturday, jaybee Duo. AVOCA BEACH BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Red Alert Duo. BAR 121: Friday, Thomas Lawson; Saturday, Defaced. BAR PETITE: Friday, Gian; Saturday, Katrina Burgoyne; Sunday, Oli and Sophie. BAY HOTEL: Saturday, Soda. BEACHCOMBER HOTEL: Friday, Djs. BELMONT 165: Wednesday, james Cassar, Milton Ward; Friday, Midnight Drifters, Sounds of the Supremes feat Kaaren Ragland; Saturday, The Cruisers; Sunday, Stephen Cheney. BELMONT BOWLING CLUB: Saturday, jumpin jukebox. BELMORE HOTEL: Friday, Black bird Blue; Satur­day, Dan Runchel and Friends. BERESFIELD BOWLING CLUB: Friday, End of Days; Saturday, Dr Dave's jukebox Saturday Night; Sun­day, Red Dirt Country band feat Brad Bergen. BLACKBUTT HOTEL: Friday, Angel Gear. BRADFORD HOTEL: Friday, 4 Letter Word; Satur­day, HRDuo. BREAKERS COUNTRY CLUB: Friday, Almost joe­joe Cocker Tribute. BUDGEWOI SOCCER CLUB: Saturday, The Born joviShow.

tfI/~~ll

CAMBRIDGE HOTEL: Tuesday, Psycroptic, Aborted, The Schoenberg Automaton CANTON BEACH SPORTS CLUB: Friday, Soul Agent. CARDIFF RSL: Saturday, Cupcakes and Cocktails. CATHO PUB: Sunday, Storm Cellar. CAVES BEACHSIDE HOTEL: Friday, DVa. CENTRAL HOTEL, Stroud: Saturday, Lennie Live; Sunday, Open Mic. CESSNOCK LEAGUES CLUB: Friday, 2 Good Rea­sons; Saturday, The Levymen; Sunday, Kids' Disco & Karaoke, Ruby the Clown. CHARLESTOWN BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Dave Carter, Talk of the Town. CLARE CASTLE: Friday, Tres Hombres. CLARENDON HOTEL: Friday, Bobby C; Saturday, Lauren Arms. CLUB AZZURRI: Sunday, Latinova. CLUB LEMON TREE: Friday, Affinity; Saturday, Darren. COLLIERY INN: Friday, Karaoke; Saturday, Pete Sneddon. CRICKETERS ARMS: Saturday, Greg Bryce. CROWN AND ANCHOR: Friday, jake Folbigg; Sunday, Damien. CUSTOMS HOUSE: Wednesday, Perry Carter; Friday, Troy; Saturday, jon T; Sunday, Dave Owen. D'ALBORA MARINA: Sunday, Zane Penn. DAVISTOWN RSL: Saturday, jenny Talia. DENMAN HOTEL: Friday, Graeme Mills. DEPOT ON BEAUMONT: Wednesday, Merewether Fats; Thursday, jon Stevens, Taxiride; Friday, Audie Cathcart; Saturday, Matt Purcell.

Wagons keeproilin

After wowing pretty much eve­ryone with his idiosyncratic solo effort, Expecting Company - a mini album featuring duets with the likes of Alison Mosshart (The Kills), Patience Hodgson (The Grates) and Robert Foster (The Go Betweens), Henry Wagons is back on deck with his long serving and trusty backing band and with a lurching, bombas­tic and brassy album in Acid Rain and Sugar Cane.

With smatterings ofhoms, strings and lush, live sounding production, Acid Rain and Sugar Cane could well be Wagons most cohesive and fully realised album.

To help achieve this live vibe, the band enlisted the services of former Bad Seed Mick Harvey, whose previous production credits include the likes of PI Harvey, to co-produce.

"We basically thought that if we're going to relinquish control to someone, Mick Harvey is definitely a good choice;' he said.

"He has such an impressive re­sume and he really made us want to press our metaphorical shirts each day - you know, we really wanted to impress him and I think this really helped raise the bar creatively for us?'

• TRISSO'S PUB TRIVIA • BEER GARDEN 6.30PM

• MICK DALEY • FRONT BAR 9.30PM

:J~~12

MAD AS HELL THURSDAY • ADELINE PINES · THE GROUNDS •

• HELL CRAB CITY • FRONT BAR 9PM

~~~~~ S3.70 4-6PM S5 BOURBON Ii VODKA FROM 9.30PM

WHOO'S ON BEAUMONT (JAPUt jIomt ~ t.IBHff

MONDAY S15 SURF Ii TURF 250G SCOTCH TOPPED WITH GARLIC PRAWNS Ii CALAMARI

TUESDAY S12.50 PASTA NIGHT CHOICE OF 4 PASTAS ACCOMPANIED WITH GARLIC BREAD

MON-SAT 9.30AM TO 3AM SUN 1O.30AM TO MIDNIGHT

· • 4061 3852 • ~

DUKE OF WELLINGTON: Friday, Ty; Saturday, Dream Tambourine. DUNGOG RSL: Friday, Lianna. EAST CESSNOCK BOWLING CLUB: Thursday, Talk ofthe Town; Saturday, Earthbound. EAST MAITLAND BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Phonic Trio; Saturday, Silverhair; Sunday, Lianna. EDGEWORTH TAVERN: Friday, Annie O'Dee and the Hotshot; Saturday, Trataka. ENTRANCE BOWLING CLUB: Sunday, Rafael. ENTRANCE LEAGUES CLUB: Friday, just Hit Play; Saturday, Kadence . EXCHANGE HOTEL: Friday, Overtone; Saturday, Hornet. FAMILY HOTEL: Friday, Reg Sinclair. FIVE ISLANDS REC CLUB, Speers Point: Sunday, A touch of Country. GATESHEAD TAVERN: Friday, Viagro; Sunday, Top Shelf.

GEORGE TAVERN: Thursday, Nick Connors; Friday, Dave Owen; Saturday, Good Grief. GRAND HOTEL: Tuesday, jazz. GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL: Tuesday, Open Mic Night. GRAND JUNCTION HOTEL: Thursday, Demi Mitch­ell; Friday, The Dead Marines; Saturday, Fish Fry, pow Wow; Sunday, Eucalypso. GUNYAH HOTEL: Friday, Perry Carter; Saturday, Ngariki; Sunday, Howard Shearman. GWANDALAN BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Karaoke. HALEKULANI BOWLING CLUB: Wednesday, Stars of Tomorrow; Friday, Malihinis Over 30s Night­spot; Saturday, jon Stevens HAMILTON STATION HOTEL: Wednesday, Mick Daley; Thursday, Adeline Pines, The Grounds, Hell Crab City; Friday, Hail Mary; Saturday, The Hatty Fatners; Sunday, Acoustic Sounds. HARRIGANS IRISH PUB: Friday, Whiskey Lane

CJ~~13

• LIVE IT UP KARAOKE • FROM 9.30PM IN THE FRONT BAR

• HAIL MARY · BACKROOM lOPM 810

J~~14

• LIVE IT UP KARAOKE • FROM 9.30PM IN THE FRONT BAR

• HATTY FATNERS • BACKROOM 9.30PM

J~~15 -~-.

• ACOUSTIC MUSIC • FROM BPM IN THE FRONT BAR -FREE ENTRY

WW9385

Duo; Saturday, Fool On a Stool, Just Hit Play; Sunday, Dai Pritchard Duo. HEXHAM BOWLING CLUB: Saturday, Peter Stefanson. HONEYSUCKLE HOTEL: Saturday/Sunday, Kylie Jane. HOTEL DELANY: Wednesday, Sean Andrews; Friday, DJ Surian, AdzDrumz, The Capulets; Satur­day, Incognito. HOTELjESMOND: Friday, The Levymen; Saturday, Daley Holliday. HOTEL PREMIER: Saturday, Sundays Record Duo; Sunday, Dai Pritchard Band. IRON HORSE INN: Saturday, Daniel Arvidson. jEWELLS TAVERN: Sunday, Gareth Hudson. JUNCTION HOTEL: Friday, Kristy J. KENT HOTEL: Friday, Rubber Bullet; Saturday, Misbehave; Sunday, Moose Preservation. KING STREET HOTEL: Friday, Natnoiz, Stav­ros3000, Lemond, Rufeyo, DJ Ruggs, Jay tee; Sat­urday, Peking Duk, ; Sunday, Any given Sunday, Jay Z Tribute. KURRI BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Robbie Urquhart. LAKE MACQUARIE TAVERN: Friday/Saturday, Live Entertainment; Sunday, Free Juke Box. LAKE MACQUARIE YACHT CLUB: Sunday, Kristy J. LAKESIDE VILLAGE TAVERN: Saturday, The V Dubs. LAKES HOTEL: Saturday, Tres Hombres. LASS O'GOWRIE HOTEL: Wednesday, The Hedon­ists, Touchy Third uncle, Joram and Moi; Thursday, Creative Creatures Open Mic night; Friday, Bones Jones and the Skeletones, The Main Guy and the Other Guys, Crazy Old Maurice; Saturday, Great Toad, The Way Out, Joe May; Sunday, The Carl Stewart Band, Kieran Glasgow. LIZOTTE'S NEWCASTLE: Wednesday, Mojo Juju; Thursday, The Foreday Riders feat Shane Pacey; Friday/Saturday, Diesel live album recording; Sunday, Wagons. LOCHINVAR HOTEL: Saturday, Phil McKnight. LONG JETTY HOTEL: Saturday, Ben Woodham; Sunday, Open Mic with Kate Keighran. MARK HOTEL: Friday, The Milestones; Saturday, Dan Beazley; Sunday, Love That Hat. MARY ELLEN: Thursday, Matt Mclaren; Friday, The Remedy trio; Saturday, Novo. MATTARA HOTEL: Friday, Casho; Saturday, Disco & Karaoke. MAYFIELD HOTEL: Thursday, Karaoke. MAVERICKS ON THE BAY: Friday, Kylie Jane; Sat­urday, Brooke Harvey; Sunday, MickJones. MEREWETHER SURFHOUSE: Friday, Jerome. Mj FINNEGANS: Friday, DJs; Saturday, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, DJs NAG'S HEAD HOTEL: Saturday, The Ride Ons. NELSON BAY DIGGERS: Friday, The Bad and the Ugly; Saturday, Coastal Craze; Sunday, Kim, The Sounds of the Supremes feat Kaaren Ragland. NEWCASTLE CRUISING YACHT CLUB: Sunday, Vincent Komene. NEWCASTLE UNITED SPORTS CLUB: Friday, Karaoke. NORTHERN STAR HOTEL: Friday, The Royal Key; Saturday, Mark Wood.

one Jill CroWD Laaer

or alass of Willowalen wine With every Curry purchased

L

Doyou wanna bump?

When it comes to the hedonistic heyday of disco, with such dance floor fillers as Ma Baker, Rasputin, Daddy Cool and Rivers o/Babylon, few could hold a candle to Euro­disco juggernaut Boney M.

Now, 38 years after original mem­bers Maizie Williams, Bobby Far­rell, Marcia Barrett and Liz Mitchell hit musical paydirt with the flirta­tious number Daddy Cool, it seems people still can't get enough of Boney M with the band heading to Newcastle this weekend.

When it comes to hits, with more than 159 million album sold as well as 18 platinum and 15 gold albums to their credit, Boney M certainly have no shortage.

Originally created by German record producer Frank Farian (the impresario behind the infamous Mill Vanilli), Boney M quickly found themselves at the forefront of the disco scene.

38 years on and that swag of disco gold still sounds as fresh, energetic and as fun as ever.

Boney M are truly one of the most beloved bands to emerge from iconic disco era.

PLUS OUR NORMAL

BISTRO MENU

AVAILABLE

OCEAN BEACH HOTEL: Friday, Pete Gelzinnis. OLD PUB, WoyWoy: Friday, Allstar. ORANA HOTEL: Friday, Catfish Soup; Saturday, Snowblind. PEDENS, Cessnock: Friday, Lennie Live; Saturday, GlamSlam. PIPPI'S AT THE POINT: Friday, Mick Jones, Janeys Alibi Duo; Saturday, Howie and Alex; Sunday, Jerome. PLOUGH INN: Friday, James Naldo. POTTERS BREWERY: Friday, Katrina Burgoyne. PRINCE OF WALES: Friday, Nick Connors; Satur­day, Dave Owen; Sunday, Troy Kemp. QUEENS WHARF BREWERY: Wednesday, Show & Tell; Friday, Timmy Coffey; Saturday, Edie Love, Arley Black, DJ Ules; Sunday, Uptown, DJ Patsan, JonT. REGAL HOTEL, Kurri: Saturday, The Flicks.

RIVER ROYAL, Morpeth: Friday, Ben Travis; Sunday, Phil McKnight. ROYAL CROWN, Dudley: Saturday, Karaoke. ROYAL FEDERAL HOTEL: Friday, Troy Kemp; Saturday, Bobby C. ROYAL HOTEL, Denamn: Saturday, Eye On You. ROYAL HOTEL, Singleton: Sunday, The Piranha Brothers. ROYAL INN, Waratah: Saturday, Janey's Alibi Duo. RUTHERFORD HOTEL: Saturday, Redline. SALAMANDER SHORES; Friday, Arley Black; Sunday, Darren. SEVEN SEAS: Thursday, Jam Night; Saturday, Montezuma; Sunday, Thomas Blake. SHINNYS HOTEL, Boolaroo: Sunday, 4 Letter Word. SHOAL BAY RESORT: Friday, Rock Oz, Pete Gilchrist; Saturday, Revolver, Pistol Pete, Claudio Meyer; Sunday, Sugar, Amy Fredes, Outerphase.

SHORTLAND HOTEL: Friday, Brooke Harvey. SOLDIERS POINT BOWLING CLUB: Saturday, Rob­bie and the Rattlesnakes. STAG AND HUNTER: Friday, Gleny Rae Virus and her Playboys; Saturday, Eddie Boyd and the Phatapillars. STOCKTON BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Dynamite; Saturday, DJ Symon; Sunday, Paul Watters. STOCKTON RSL: Saturday, Deviation •• SYDNEY JUNCTION HOTEL: Friday, DJ; Saturday, The Lamplighters, DJ. SWANSEA HOTEL: Friday, Damien; Saturday, Zane Penn. SWANSEA RSL: Saturday, Back Beat. SWANSEA WORKERS CLUB: Saturday, Solid Gold. THE POURHOUSE, Maitland: Saturday, James Naldo. THE SMALL BALLROOM: Wednesday, Sea Legs; Thursday, In Hearts Wake, Dream On Dreamer, Being As An Ocean, Endless Heights, Sierra; Friday, Bootleg Rascal, Lunar Villa, The Buzzard Mix; Saturday, Little Bastard. TILLIGERRY RSL CLUB: Friday, Howie and Alex; Saturday, MickJones. TORONTO DIGGERS: Saturday, Stephen Cheney. TORONTO ROYAL MOTOR YACHT CLUB: Friday, Ben Woodham. TORONTO WORKERS CLUB: Friday, Earthbound; Saturday, Jumpin Jukebox. TOWN HALL HOTEL: Saturday, Karaoke. VUES ON THE BAY: Friday, Sam Idols; Saturday, Twinsanity. WALLSEND DIGGERS CLUB: Friday, Incognito; Saturday, The Years. WANGI RSL: Friday, Karaoke. WANGI WORKERS CLUB: Friday, Matt McLaren; Saturday, Maryanne Rex. WARNERS AT THE BAY: Thursday, Kylie Jane; Friday, Moonlight Drive; Saturday, Phase III • WARNERS BAY HOTEL: Thursday, Karaoke; Friday, DJs, Juicy Fruit; Saturday, Punkfish; Sunday, Leeroy and the Rats. WEST WALLSEND WORKERS CLUB: Friday, Kim. WESTS CARDIFF: Saturday, Adam and the Talents. WESTS NEW LAMBTON PIANO LOUNGE: Wednes­day, Frank Wakewood; Thursday, Angamus; Friday, Warren Hunter; Saturday, Stuart Hamilton; Monday, Ben Hanley; Tuesday, Terence Koo. WESTS NEW LAMBTON MARBLE BAR: Friday, DJ Timmy Coffey, Dream Tambourine; Saturday, DJ Matt Meler, Gen R 8. WESTS NEW LAMBTON STARLIGHT ROOM: Sunday, Boney M. WICKHAM PARK HOTEL: Wednesday, Wicko Jam Night feat Josh Callaway & Kerry Miller; Friday, Lachy Doley Band; Saturday, King Shakey, Frank; Sunday, Mick and Josh, The Jungle Kings. WINDALE GATESHEAD BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Paparazzi WINDSOR CASTLE: Friday, Scratch; Saturday, Jim Overend. WYONG BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Annie White. WYONG LEAGUES CLUB: Friday, Mirabooka; Saturday, Granite Revolution.

7

II ::::I .. II .. .. II _. ::::I a II ::::I ..

:& • Do ::::I • ......

::tDo C'D II ::S-C C'D .. :5" n­g,J I: til ::::I =. C'D N "do 0 .. ~ ..

8

iii' I: ell E I: .-II iii' I.. ell iii' I: ell

.. .. o N ., I:+-, :::I III ",,0 .. 1:1. "QJ >;:: II III "arcs lit U ., == I: QJ "as:: ., QJ

l..s

YUMCHA available everyday

SUNDAYS yum cha trolley

$10 LUNCH SPECIALS Monday to Friday includes schooner or beer or soft drink

10% DISCOUNT on pick-up takeaway orders paid with cash

CHEF'S SPECIALS Peking Duck & Shan Dong chicken

10 meals @ 810 daily 8S counter meals

Open for lunch and dinner ~. 7 days a week /' .

NOW~~r5am Fri & ~at o sydney junction hotel

8 Beaumont St, Hamilton Ph: 4961 2537 www.sjh.com.au

MUSIC

Bulls in the China shop STEPHEN BISSET

Since the release of their sophomore EP, Dazed, Central Coast-based indie-folk-moody-pop outfit Elliot

the Bull certainly haven't been resting on their laurels.After the EP dropped in April, the band hit Aussie roads for the obliga­tory launch tour before heading over to China for a few dates before heading to the Northern Territory for a quick run.

With barely enough time to scratch themselves and as testament to their tire­less work ethic, the band are gearing up to hit the road again, this time on the Riding In Vans With Bulls tour which will swing by Newcastle next week.

"I've been playing in Newcastle since I was 14 years old as a young tacker play­ing in punk bands and it's always been a great place to play:' guitarist lake Dobson told TE.

Dobson said the band were completely blown away by their recent trip to China, despite playing there a couple of years ago

"The first time we went over we liter­ally had no idea what to expect or what was going on - it was the biggest culture shock:' he said.

"The first show we did on that tour was

in a club in Beijing and there were, like, 20 kids there and then the second show was at a festival and we stepped out in front of 6000 people which was just crazy.

"This time, though, was like 150 per cent better. Our first show was at a festival - kind of like the Chinese equivalent of the Big Day Out and we played to 16,000 people. Crazy?'

Dazed, produced by Lachlan Mitchell (The lezabels) who helmed the band's debut, has been getting some pretty serious wraps around the traps since it dropped, not least for its expansive, layered and atmospheric slice of baroque­esqe pop -the lead single Colourblind and it's accompanying fIlm clip - one of the most intricate and mesmerising Aussie clips in recent memory.

''We definitely knew that Colourblind was the strongest song on the EP and we came across so many brilliant fIlm-makers and artists when we started work on the clip. In the end, we were approached by the company Oh Yeah Wow, who have done clips for Gotye - they heard the song, loved it and had a proposal for us a week later. It's completely stop-motion animation and took around six months to complete - but it just fits so well with the mood of the song?'

BRAND NEW WINTER MENU AT CHALMERS BRASSERIE

THURSDAY MEMBERS NIGHT FREE RAFFLE • $3 BEERIWINE

BARRA OR BEEF $12 JOKER DRAW $1500 ~ 8m _ @])

BRIDGE ST SWANSEA 49711329 - ATM - COURTESY BUS SERVICE IS GAMBLING A PROBLEM FOR YOU? G-LiNE (NSWIIS A CONFIDENTIAL ANONYMOUS

& FREE COUNSELLING SERVICE - FREE CALL 1800 633 635 WW8879

STEPHEN BISSET

W ith a freshly inked manage­ment deal and a major competition win under their

belt, Blue Mountains "dirty roots" outfit Eddie Boyd and the Phatapillars are definitely striking while the iron is hot.

The boys recently took out the pres­tigious Byron Bay Bluesfest Busking Competition - the same camp that helped the likes of Marshall O'Kell and the Hussy hicks get a leg up - as well as signing on with Rhythm Section Management.

"After we won the camp, we got to play on the Bluesfest lineup which was just amazing;' Boyd told TE.

''We're also really stoked to have signed with Rhythm Section. We feel that we're in really good hands with those guys -they really know their stuff."

Boyd said that there was a sense of things coming full circle with the Blues­fest win as the festival was intrinsically tied to the band's inception.

THU Travelling Bowlers 4.30-Spm FRI Meat & Ladies raffles S-6.30pm

+ Belmont Swansea Soccer Club raffie 7pm

SAT Travelling Bowlers raffle 4.30-Spm

Last Sunday of each month is SUPER SUNDAY 4.30-Spm FREE SAUSAGE SIZZLE

"We started playing together in a punk band in high school and then, in 2012, I headed up to Byron on my own for the busking camp;' Boyd explained.

"I ended up as a runner-up and got to play in the busking tent at Bluesfest so I thought I'd better get a band together so I called the boys, they headed up to Byron and the rest is history."

With momentum clearly picking up for the band, Boyd said they were planning to head to the studio next month to start work on their debut EP and, with a sound that is equal parts roots and riff-driven rock and roll, and a thumping live show to match, Boyd said punters could expect that to be reflected in the recording.

"We are a very raw sounding band and we really want that live vibe to show on the recording;' he said.

CALL FOR INFO

0249454724 I High 5t, Belmont N5W

ABOVE WOOLWORTHS

XMAS IN JULY Saturday July 19

6.30pm - $25 per head

HAPPY HOUR Schooners $3.80

9am - 12 noon EVERYDAYI TuesdaJ:' & WednesdaJ:' Spm - 6Qm '"

Courtesy bus - friday, saturday & super sunday! ~ www.belmontbowlo.com.au ;:

WALLSEND :btooel"l not to be missed! Afabuloussho

w CROCODILE ROCKET

Elton John Trib e how A tribute to the fabulous music and

showmanship of Elton John. Come along and hear all

your favourite hits including CANDLE IN THE WIND, DANIEL,

TINY DANCER, CROCODILE ROCK and BENNY AND THE Jm

Every Friday & Saturday Night in The lounge Fri 13th June: Cocktail I I I-

INCOGNITO $5M*embers Sat 14th June: THE YEARS

Special

Kids Show

9

f I:L :::I II

..... 111 C'I:L CD .. ::soc CD .. ::e" n­III I: III :::I ~II CD N 'Co 0 .. ~ ..

lO

IiII C II E c .-II IiII I.. II IiII C II

'III' .. o N U 1:+-1 :::I III ... 0 .. Po .. Ql >= .. III "a nl 1ft U

U == I: Ql "a I:: U Ql

l.s

MUSIC

There's gonna be ahoedown

Saturday night's alright for rocking

Crocodile Rocket has been described as one of the world's most convincing and entertaining Elton John imperson­ators. In a career spanning nearly 20 years, Croc has performed all over the world. He's played for drunken revel­ers in St Tropez and for a Proms audi­ence accompanied by the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra.

Crocodile Rocket's alter-ego Brenton Edgecombe is a conservatorium trained musician, street trained co­median and winner of five Australian Entertainment Industry Mo Awards. If you remeber when rock was young,

make a bee-line for this show. Catch Crocodile Rocket at Wallsend

Diggers on Saturday, JW1e 20.

STEPHEN BISSET

A fter spending the last couple of years cutting their teeth on the live circuit and gaining quite

a reputation for their aturbulent stage show, Sydney-based country punk­esque seven-piece Little Bastard are currently enjoying the spoils of their debut long player - an album that trav­erses genres - from nostalgic anthems and brooding ballads to up-tempo "party punk" - and has had music wags literally clambering for complimentary superlatives.

"We all thought we had made a good album so it's always nice to do some­thing that people seem to get;' vocalist and percussionist Ross Tipper told TE.

Recorded in just eight days with producer-of-the-moment Lachlan Mitchell, Tipper said the band took a "no bulls**t" approach to the sessions and while they wanted to capture the "spook" of their live show on the album, they didn't want to jus recreate a live set.

"The album was written over the last couple of years but the actual record­ing was done pretty quickly;' Tipper explained.

"We did want to keep that live feel on

~r~~G PI Restaurant

DINE IN - FULLY LICENCED TAKE-AWAY & HOME DELIVERY

Sl«.a1982

~L :J -~~~

CHINESE RESTAURANT

PEACOCK PALACE CHINESE RESTAURANT -------------------. ------------------------------------Deal 1 2-3 People Deal 2 4-5 People

Honey Chicken + Chicken Cashew + Mongolian Lamb + Beef in Black Bean + Beef in Black Bean + Large Fried Rice +

Large Fried Rice Honey King Prawn + Large Boiled Rice $29.90 $59.90

_____ ~~~~I~ !:5~5~~ ____ .. _____________ ~~~~~ ~:~:o~ ____________ _ Umited time offer. Terms & Conditions Apply. Not to use with any other discounts

OPEN LUNCH 12pmto2.30pm

7 OAVSI. DINNER 5pm to 9pm (Mon to Thu) H" 5pm to 10pm (Fri to Sun)

4948 9249 24 ~ake Street, Warners Bay ~ (parking at rear) ~

"

the record but we didn't want it to be, you know, a bunch of guys in a room and one mic - we didn't want the album to be the same as a live gig - it had to be a little bit more.

"We basically tracked all the guitars, drums and bass live and then went back and sprinkled some extra magic on it:'

"Lachlan was just great, too. He helped us keep a level head and there were no Spinal Tap moments or anything, some­thing you'd kinda expect when you have eight people in a room together - he

really was the captain steering the ship!' Tipper said that, after the tour wraps

up, the band planned to take a bit of a break before gearing up for release number two.

"After this tour, we're all going to be sick and poor, so we'll be recovering a bit and going back to our day jobs but we've got a bunch of songs already written for our next release!'

For now, though Tipper said Newcastle fans could expect the time of their lives when Little Bastard hit the stage.

''We just want everyone to have the best time ever because that's what we're always after when we're onstage!'

MUSIC

Happy as pigs In mud Having just caught our collec­

tive breath from the behemoth that was the Gumball Festival's

tenth anniversary in April, news that its "slightly rebellious" sister event, Pigsty in July, is welcome, to say the least, for gig pigs everywhere.

The one-day affair is raising the energy levels with this year's event, with a great lineup that includes the King of the North (pictured), Mojo Juju, Steve Smyth Wolf and Cub, Sydney soul funksters Gang of brothers, psych rockers The Walking Who, bodacious party duo The Stlffys, seven­piece soul outfit Beaten Bodies and, of course, Dashville favourites the Dashville Progress Society.

Pigsty in July is touted as a day of luxurious indulgence, focusing on warm winter foods and an array of specially selected boutique beers, local wine and naughty cocktails. Surrounded by the warmth of food, friends, open fires and a bunch of great bands, the idyllic exclusive atmosphere of PigSty is the perfect escape from the winter flats. The boutique event which features a '2nd hand formal' dress code, was held last year at Dashville as part of the biennial Singleton Arts Festival and by popular demand is back bigger and better for its second year at the site. Capacity of this event is limited to 500, it is intended to sell out, so grab your tickets early to avoid missing out.

Get tickets at at pigstyinjuly.com.au.

CLUB RAFFLES FRIDAY Monster Meat Raffle Tickets 5.30pm - drawn 6pm

SUNDAY Grand Variety Raffle Tickets 12 noon - drawn 1 pm loads of winter goodies, meat, electrical & household goods

MONDAY Social Golf Club Meat Raffle Tickets 5pm - drawn 6pm

WEDNESDAY Surf & Turf Raffle with Travelling & Social Bowlers Tickets 5.30pm - drawn 6.30pm

CLUB BUS RUNS MONDAY MORNING

FOR BINGO Monday 4.:30pm

onwards for the Members Cash Draw and Social Golf Raffle

Friday night 4.:30pm til close Saturday 11.:30am til 8.:30pm

Sunday 11.:30am til8.:30pm

MEMBERS NEWS 2014/2015 CLUB MEMBER5HIP 15 NOW DUE Full Men Bowling meml:1er $50 (including licenced

clul:1) - No locker fees - 50cial Meml:1ership $5 THE MEMBER5 FOYER CENTRE HA5 BEEN

REPLACED WITH NEW OFFER5 ENQUIRE AT RECEPTION TO REDEEM YOUR POINT5

& FIND OUT WHAT 15 ON OFFER. Don't forget to pick up your FREE MEMBERS BIRTHDAY VOUCHERS­

KENO, DRINK AND RAFFLE TICKETS enquire at reception.

The Club is proud to announce our new restaurant

Goldea Dragoa Restauraat

Trading hours noon - 2pm, 5.:30-8pm Wednesday to Sunday Come along & try the best of Australian menu items & an extensive to choose from including banquet menus. SPECIAL MEAL DEALS WED: ALL DAY $7 selected Menu of Australian & Chinese dishes + A La Carte SUNDAY: $11 forRoastMealwithSweets+ALaCarte TMU, FRI, SAT, SUN & MON: $7.50 Lunch time selected Chinese menu + ALaCarte

MUSIC

Donovan says "tllanks"

It has been almost 10 years since Casey Donovan was crowned the 2004 Australian Idol and, to celebrate Donovan will be bringing her You Believed: 10 Year Anniversary show to Newcastle.

This intimate show will feature tracks from Casey's time on Idol as well as her platinum award- winning debut album For You, through to music from her award winning and nominated roles in productions such as The Sapphires and Flawerchildren

Fans and newcomers alike can look forward to a retrospective collection of songs which have shaped Donovan's career and played a significant part in shaping the artist and role model she has become.

After taking a break from music, Casey returned to the arena with the release of her hotly anticipated single Big, BeautifUL & Sexy. Casey took her Big, Beautiful & Sexy ethos further by touring in her own show, which has seen her perform to sell-out crowds at some of the country's most coveted venues and participate in events such as Adelaide Festival, Brisbane Festival, The Rocks Festival of the Voice, Tan­danya National Aboriginal Cultural in­stitute's Spirit Festival, Darwin Festival and Yabun Festival.

Catch Casey Donovan at Lizotte's on Thursday, June 19.

FRIDAY JUNE 13 PAPPARAZZI 5UNDAY JUNE 15 KARAOICEFUN FRIDAY JUNE 20 HELEN O'DEA FRIENDS FRIDAY JUNE 27 VEGAS

Windale Gateshead Be, Lake Street, Windale. For inquiries call us on 4965 7888

II

II ::::I fill II .. fill II _. ::::I a II ::::I fill

I :::II II .-+.

::ra. til II ::Soc til .. ::e" n'" III I: !II :::II =11 tIlN 'tIo 0 .. ~ ..

l2

4-1 I: ell E I: . -II 4-1 I. ell 4-1 I: ell

• .. o N U 1:­::::I III ... 0 .. Po "QJ

=--= .. III "al'll VI U

U == I: QJ "as::

I~

HUNTER BISTRO

Monday & Tuesday nights $1250 Schnitzel & Schooner Full size crumbed in-house chicken breast schnitzel chips, salad & choice of sauce Plus drink to the value of a schooner of beer Wednesday night $10 Pizza Thursday night $lS Steak

Lunches from $10 Tuesday to Sunday

Salad bar Wednesday -Saturday nights with main meal

SENIORS 20% DISCOUNT OFF MAIN MEALS TUES- THURS LUNCHES

TUESDAYS 7PM

Trivialities Trivia

GAME DAYS

Monday bingo 11 am and 7.lSpm Tues & Wed Hoy 11am Thursday Bingo 11 am

RAFFLES

Wed & Fri 6.4Spm Meat & Club Cash FAMILY DISCO

Saturday June 7 & 14 6pm -9pm

UPCOMING BANDS

DEFACED June 21 HORNET June 28 FLYING MARE July 12 ~ rs.._~

MUSIC

Back in ourarllls again STEPHEN BISSET

W hen budding thespian Kaaren Ragland was recruited by original Supreme Mary Wilson

to be part of a revitalised Supremes line­up in 1977, little did she know that, some 35 years later she would still be flying the flag of one of the greatest girl groups of all time .

''Yeah, who knew:' she laughed. "It was just so overwhelming when I

was asked I mean, I loved the Supremes growing up and to get that opportunity was just amazing. I mean, I had never been to Australia before and the next thing I know, I'm planting trees on Dunk Island:'

Nowdays, the Supremes flame still bums bright with Raagland who will be bringing her show The Sounds of the Supremes to the region next week.

Raagland told TE that while trying to squeeze all of the Supremes hits into one set might be a little problematic, the show promised to be a hell of a lot of fun.

"They have so many great songs and

Promote your business in The Hunter region's premier entertainment guide! Let me help put your venue on the map. Phone Dan today!

Phone 4032 8154 dan.hawkins@newcastiepost.com.au

WW9051

Diggers Big Breakfast Available Sunday from Bam till 11 am Served with 2 Eggs, (Poached, Scrambled or

Mushrooms, Bacon, Grilled Tomato,

Hash Brown, $1 (hipolatas & Toast

Omelettes w choice of 3 fillings, Bacon & Eggs, Eggs Benedid, Raisin Toast, Banana Bread, Fresh Fruit Salad Bowls & Extras also available! 5 Tyrrell Street Wallsend. NSW 2287 Phone: 4951 7000

obviously we can't play them all but all of the big, big hits will be in there, for sure:' she said.

"Hopefully we'll give folks one great party that they won't forget in a hurry:'

Featuring the undeniable talent of the great Diana Ross and the formidable vocal triumvirate of Florence Ballard, Mary Wilson and Betty McGlown, the Supremes were the jewel in the Motown crown. With a song list that includes such American standards as Stop! In The Name of Love, Baby Love, Reflections, Stoned Love and You Can't Hurry Love, The Supremes along with Motown's long list of hitmakers helped to influence a generation.

For Raagland aside from the inherent talent within the group, the heart of the Supremes' endurance lay in the genius of the songs.

"Motown had such wonderful writ­ers - people like Holland-Dozier-Holland who wrote a lot of the Supremes' hits and the likes of Ashford and Simpson- these guys really knew how to write a timeless

from ONLY

$9.95::~

OMAHA POKER' THURS~AY NIGHTS 7pm •

Begmners welcome

\1Ii1flJ al.'?i~ Park St, Edgeworth ~ilt.U eKV Phone: 49 581 994 ~

CHANNEL Restaurant: 49 589 153 co

We support responsible service of alcohol. Is gamblin ~ 9 a problem for you? Freecall 1800 633 635

l3

II ::::I ,. II .. ,. II _. ::::I a II ::::I ,.