Outdoor Furniture

So here is a new sign we have made for a business. It is big, formatted for a landscape sign, and designed to not fall over in strong winds.

We have been upgrading our sign-frame range, and have added the frames shown. We can offer them in white, cream or black, and they look good. Lot’s of advantages.

My mother, Lila Caldwell passed away peacefully Friday 21st May 2010, at 93 years of age. Inspirational to the end with her grace and strength, she will be missed.
Verses she liked were:
“I’d like the memory of me to be a happy one.
I’d like to leave an after-glow of smiles when life is done
I’d like to leave an echo whispering softly down the ways
Of happy times, and laughing times,
And bright and sunny days.

…Every experience God gives us, every person He puts into our lives
Is the perfect preparation for the future that only He can see….”

Her funeral will be held in Kimba South Australia on Monday 31st May 2010, at 1:30pm Kimba UCA.

We took the weekend of 8th & 9th of May off to go to a wedding. The showroom was not open at all on Saturday or Sunday.
Sorry for any inconvenience. Adelaide was as freindly and beautiful as ever. Best wishes to Shaana & Greg.

We haven’t physically changed address, but a decision was made somewhere between the local council and Australia Post to change our postal address.
We are now known as Factory 1, 84-86 Industry Drive, Tweed Heads South 2486, if you are interested, even though we are still on the corner of Amber Road & Industry Drive……..

A team of Mo bro’s (and sista’s) raised over $12,300 this year. A motley crew mainly in Adelaide, Kimba and Cowell, plus me on the Gold Coast.
The team was called “Patricia’s Hairy Lip” and we had 1 platinum member created.
Well done, guys.
Now we have a daunting new target for next year……

I am growing a moustache this year for Movember. I have decided to put down my razor for one month (November) and help raise awareness and funds for men’s health – specifically prostate cancer and depression in men.
What many people don’t appreciate is that close to 3,000 men die of prostate cancer each year in Australia and one in eight men will experience depression in their lifetime – many of whom don’t seek help. Facts like these have convinced me I should get involved and I am hoping that you will support me.
To sponsor my Mo, you can either:
• Click this link http://au.movember.com/mospace/383764/ and donate online using your credit card or PayPal account
• Write a cheque payable to ‘Movember Foundation’, referencing my Registration Number 383764 and mailing it to: Movember Foundation, PO Box 292, Prahran, VIC, 3181
Remember, all donations over $2 are tax deductible.
Movember is now in its sixth year and, to date, has achieved some pretty amazing results by working alongside The Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCFA) and beyondblue: the national depression initiative. Check out further details at: http://au.movemberfoundation.com/research-and-programs.
If you are interested in following the progress of my Mo, click here http://au.movember.com/mospace/383764/. Also, http://au.movember.com has heaps of useful
information.
Thanks
Bob

My sister, Elizabeth Caldwell, has been involved for some years with a community mainly at Angurugu, on Groote Eylandt, and writes:
“Did I tell you about the Anindilyakwa number book, “Ambarrngarna” by Chris White? Thought you could mention it on your blog site. We sold out of the first printing quick as a flash with just local orders, so now we have re-printed and we have plenty to meet international demand (ha!) if the need should arise.
The book is simple and aimed mainly at parents or schools who wish to teach young people how to count to 20 in Anindilyakwa, however it is a vibrant and charming book that will open up newcomers to the language and some of its delightful features. For instance, the range of noun classes, and the mathematical precision of language structures.
Besides provoking the reader to new, deeper thoughts about counting, the reader will enjoy being put in touch with the bush foods of the Groote Eylandt area through the many photos.
The book gained instant notoriety when the first printing arrived, coming almost to the day at the same time as the southern newspapers were heralding some research done with children on Groote Eylandt, research which “demonstrated” that in languages where there were no words for counting more than one, two, and many, children still had a concept of counting in greater quantities. Pity they picked on Groote Eylandt, where people do have words for numbers up to twenty.
Children would have watched as women traditionally divided out collected turtle eggs into groups. True, a five year old may not have been taught to count yet, but on the days royalty money comes around they watch as the adults divide out their share, and numbers have an important function in daily life. Even Robin Williams from Radio National failed to check the facts!!
There are 54 pages, card cover, full colour, lots of photos, some word glossaries in the back, and even a few puzzles to test out what you can learn from your reading.
Cost: $25.00 each plus freight.
Available from Groote Eylandt Linguistics, Angurugu Community Mail Agency, Angurugu via Darwin, Northern Territory, 0822 – Email: linguistics@activ8.net.au – Phone: 08 8987 6614 or 08 8927 1842, Mobile: 0439 827 073″

Pipedream Furniture at Miami was a respected player in the business of pvc outdoor furniture. It has now closed, and left a hole in the outdoor furniture manufacture and repair on the Gold Coast.
Coastal Casual Furniture is making sure that nobody misses out on the services that people have enjoyed in the past. We have a full repair service with free pick up and delivery for commercial buildings on the Gold Coast.
Call us on 07 5513 1007 .
Our best wishes to Kelly and Colleen in their future endeavours.

There are a lot of aluminium frame tables with glass tabletops out there. They can shatter without warning, and make a bit of a mess. Glass replacements are pretty expensive, and not easy to get.
We can provide a replacement that is not glass, and is UV resistant, at a very cost-effective price.