Katherine Times Wed 19 Aug 2015
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4 KATHERINE TIMES, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 19 2015 www.katherinetimes.com.au >> news Museum ready for teddy invasion In briefPlan to get croc industry snapping THE first framework for developing the Territorys $25 million crocodile industry was launched in Darwin on August 13. The framework, known as the Northern Territory Crocodile Farming Industry Strategic Plan 2015-21, has the backing of industry bodies. Business Minister Peter Styles said the plan complements the saltwater crocodile management strategy. The Crocodile Farmers Association of the NT said it believed the industry could generate $50m for the Territory within five years. Citizenship ranks receive big boost THE number of Australians in town will swell when Katherine Town Council hosts a citizenship ceremony on August 24. The ceremonies are traditionally held before the councils ordinary monthly meeting but, due to the number of Katherinites scheduled to become citizens, a special standalone event had been scheduled. The ceremony will begin at 5.30pm at the council chambers. KATHERINE COUNTRY CLUB Northern Territory HHHHOOOOMMMMEEEE OOOOFFFF GGGGOOOOLLLLFFFF AAAANNNNDDDD BBBBOOOOWWWWLLLLSSSS AAAAANNNNNDDDDD GGGGGOOOOOOOOOODDDDD TTTTTIIIIIMMMMMEEEEESSSSS ENJOY OUR AWARD WINNING BISTRO OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FOR LUNCH AND DINNER AND OUR Amenities include GOLF, BOWLS, POOKIESS, TAB, KENOO, JJUUMMPPIINNGG PPIILLLLOOWW, 8 BALL, LARGE TROPICAL BEER GARDEN PPhhoonnee 88997722 11227766 EmaEmail:il: ad adminmin@ka@kathetherinrinecoecountuntrycryclublub.co.com.am.auu WebWebsitsite:e: wwwwww ka.kathetherinrinecoecountuntrycryclublub co.com am.auu or fi fi dnd us on FFac bebo kok Pearce Street, Katherine Courtesy Bus Available - Wednesday to Sunday, 5pm onwards. MemMemberbers andnd bonbona fia fide de gug estests welcelcome. BIG SUNDAY BREAKFAST BUFFET 7am till 10am (Free Bowls Scroungers included with breakfast, 8.30am start) Monday to Friday Lunch - $12 HOT MEALS AW1730547 A W 17 30 79 2 Check out the Check out the NAOT NAOT Summer rangeSummer range Tuesday and Thursdays 9.30am New to timetable Included in your membership, or casual $15 per visit. COME DOWN AND GIVE IT A GO! Creche available. The Y the place to be, more than just a gym ... Lot 2525 Stuart Highway, Katherine Phone 8972 2592 AW17 30 80 0 Email: operations@katherineaviation.com.au Call KATHERINE AVIATION 8971 1277 THERES MORE THAN ONE WAY TO FLY A W 17 34 32 1 Have you considered the new Spider Camera Holster? It is a new, belt-mounted DSLR holster system that allows you to walk around with your hands free, and keeps your camera within easy reach for the perfect shot. This belt has a dual camera system, perfect for the professional photographer, or the enthusiastic amateur. Limited stock available, ask in-store for details. KatherineKatherine EXPOSURE PHOTOGRAPHICS Tired of hanging your camera over your shoulder, or round your neck? Want to walk hands-free, but still have your camera within easy reach? Shop 4 Southgate Shopping Centre Ph: 8972 1790 A W 17 34 62 2 PICNIC ADVENTURES: The Katherine Museum will be the only place to find furry friends of all shapes and sizes on Saturday for the annual Teddy Bears Picnic. TEDDY bears will swap the woods for the lush grounds of the Katherine Museum on August 22 when they join their owners for a bit of furry fundraising fun. The annual Teddy Bears Picnic will run from 2pm until 5pm on Saturday and coincide with a Katherine Motor Vehicle Enthusiasts Club show and shine. Picnic organiser Jodie Locke said the museum would be overrun with teddy bears for the event, which raises funds for the museum. Were expecting about 200 bears and their owners, she said. It is a day of fun and teddy judging, and there will be a teddy hospital for injured teddies at a small cost for repairs. In addition, community groups will offer a range of entertainment and things to explore, including fire engines, fishing competitions and head-turning quilts. Mrs Locked urged Katherinites to dust off their teddy bears and get involved. It is a great few hours out and, along with the show and shine, will be a great day for all of the family, she said.