August 2015

The Canungra Times

August 2015, Issue No 112 www.canungratimes.com.au

2,500 copies distributed FREE every month

Rodeo Round Up

Inside this Month:

Pool Builder Takes Master Builder Award.................... 3 Canungra Valley Markets enters Third Year................ 5 Vale - Dr Burnie........................................................... 8 Cover photo by Mark Connop: Out of the gates at Canungra Rodeo.

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Local Pool Builder Takes Master Builder Award for the Second Year

Pool Builder, Jamie Bramich of J B Pool Construction has won the Gold Coast’s Best Swimming Pool at the Master Builders Housing and Contruction Awards on Saturday 25th July for the second year running.

Based at Wonglepong, J B Pool Construction was awarded the 2015 Gold Coast’s Best Swimming Pool for a wrap around pool which also has two clear glass windows which look through from the pool into the home.

The pool was created to address his client’s very specific needs - to be long enough to exercise, yet also matching the modern and sophisticated style of the home.

Although the award winning pool was located on the Gold Coast, J B Pool Construction has a host of rural projects to their name.

Jamie enjoys developing a plan to suit the client’s home, lifestyle and block, whether it is for an established or a new home. His attention to detail and ability go beyond expectations in the design and finish of the pools he builds make him a sought after name in pool building.

“Our clients want their living environment to reflect their own lifestyle. I understand this. I’ve obtained a reputation for a high standard of workmanship, affordable creations,” said Jamie.

Jamie said he was very proud to go back to back with the Master Builders’ award, particularly in this highly competitive category.

Above and right: J B Pool Constructions’ award winning pool.

Left: This pool spans almost 16 metres of a previously unusable part of this acreage propery.

Designed by Jamie and the property’s owner, it is complemented by a Balinese cabana, beautiful gardens and a man cave. The pool was created to suit the lifestyle of the client’s young family, as well as providing the perfect entertainment area for family and friends.

Photos: Rix Ryan Photography

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Local Artist Wendy Trulson held a Bundle Dyeing workshop at Red Door Studio in Canungra on Wednesday 29th July.

Ten participants from throughout the Scenic Rim took part in the workshop, creating some vibrant and unique designs.

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Lamington Grows on its Centenary

The Queensland Government announced a 586 hectare addition to Lamington National Park – the largest extension to the Gold Coast hinterland park since it was declared in 1915.

National Parks Minister Dr Steven Miles, visiting Green Mountains to celebrate the park’s centenary said the extension is a forested area of mostly intact, natural vegetation along the eastern edge of the Lamington escarpment, next to the Gold Coast Hinterland Great Walk, extending north from Egg Rock.

“The land contains a range of biodiversity significance, and it forms a corridor between Lamington and Springbrook national parks,” he said.

“I’m thrilled to announce that such a large piece of land in Numinbah Valley will be added.

The parcel is being transferred from Corrective Services to the Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing,” he said.

The extension that gives the rugged World Heritage-listed park a total area of more than 21,000 hectares.

For for a full story about the Lamington Centenary, see page 22 of this edition, or for more information about Lamington National Park’s centenary and World Ranger Day visit www. npsr.qld.gov.au.

Markets Seek Community Support

By Sue McKenna

Canungra Valley Markets is in it’s third year and we thought it was time to revisit some of the more important details about our markets.

We are a community based, not for profit market, with stall fees donated back to the Canungra School of Arts Hall.

We have contributed to a lot of upgrades to the Hall since the markets began in May 2013. We have thoroughly enjoyed watching each upgrade the Hall has undertaken, and feeling a sense of great pride to know we have been involved in them. Some of the projects we have proudly helped along are: The upgrade to the outside of the hall with painting and the slats along the bottom of the hall, painting inside to the walls, major floor upgrade and resurfacing, and the new PA System.

We feel that it is vital as a community to give back in some way, this is our way.

Customer numbers are falling this year and we feel the need to ask for community support.

We have a lot of talented local people in Canungra and surrounds and their wares are some of the most beautiful and unique items you will find anywhere.

Why go to a big chain store for “that special gift” when you can come along and purchase a truly stunning and unique gift that no one else has?

We are also in desperate need of licenced baked goods stalls and fresh produce, both of which we have not managed to find for some time.

We run on the last Sunday of each month, from 7am till 12 noon.

All new stallholders welcome. Our next market is 30th August. For bookings and enquiries please call Sue or Judy on 5543 4345 or 0432 050 261. You can also find us on facebook under Cannungra Valley Markets or email canungravalley markets@gmail.com.

Council Notices E-Waste Recycling E-Waste Recycling has returned on a trial basis at the Tamborine Mountain and Beaudesert Transfer Stations. The service is free for residents disposing of a broad range of electrical items, such as computers and computer accessories, printers, microwaves and small kitchen and household appliances. This service commences Wednesday 29 July 2015. For any enquries please contact Council’s Waste Services on 5540 5111.

Thu. 13 August 2pm-5pm @ the Centre Beaudesert Sat. 15 August 9.30am - 12.30pm Peacemakers Forum @ Bec Andersen’s Studio Tamborine Mtn A multi-faith discussion run by PACSIA Get Your Dance Shoes On! FREE Wednesday 5 August 5.30pm - Free Supper provided - rsvp Monday3 August Modern Standard Ballroom - Saturday 15 August 10am @ the Centre Beaudesert @ Boonah Cultural Centre All enquiries 5540 5050 Boonah Airfield Consultation Calligraphy Workshop Council is currently seeking community LIVE THEATRE Saturday 22 August 10am-3pm $20 Goat Track Theatre presents ALETHEIA @ the Centre, Beaudesert feedback on the operation of Boonah Continues until 16 August Airfield. To find out more and to Register for all workshops: 5540 5050 Adults $39.50; Con. $29.50 (incl. meal) have your say visit the community or thecentre@scenicrim.qld.gov.au Council Divisional Boundaries consultation portal on Council’s website @ Garden Hill, Lost World CINEMA The Local Government Change Solid Gold Sixties with Lucky Starr www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/haveFriday Flick: The Second Best Exotic Friday 21 August 11am Commission is inviting written your-say Marigold Hotel (PG) (free morning tea from 10am) objections from interested persons and Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Richard Gere POSITIONS VACANT $16; Groups 10+ $12.50 bodies’ relating to Council’s proposed Friday 14 August 10am & 7pm @ Boonah Cultural Centre changes to electoral divisions. To Temporary Healthy and Active Officer Adults $10; Conc. $7.50 find out more www.ecq.qld.gov.au/ Closing 12 noon Friday 14 August 2015 EXHIBITIONS (free entry) @ Boonah Cultural Centre electoraldistricts/localgovernmentareas/ Temporary Part Time Project Officer I Witness (George Gittoes AM) Classic Flick: Mister Roberts (G) local-government-reviews/2015-lgContinues until 9 September First5forever Initiatve Henry Fonda, Jack Lemmon, James Cagney reviews/scenic-rim-regional-council or Closing 12 noon Monday 17 August 2015 @ the Centre, Beaudesert Thursday 20 August $5 (incl. m tea) call Electoral Commission Queensland Ganger WORKSHOPS @ the Centre Beaudesert on 1300 881 665. Submissions close on Closing 12 noon Monday 17 August 2015 Making Do Crafting Workshops For prices, to RSVP/book or for Friday 14 August 2015.

For further information please call With Bec Andersen FREE more information: 5540 5050, 5540 5126 or refer to Business Excellence Awards Thu. 13 August 9.30am-12.30pm thecentre@scenicrim.qld.gov.au or www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/employment @ Boonah Cultural Centre www.liveatthecentre.com.au Nominations are now open for the Scenic Rim Business Excellence Awards.

Nominate your favourite business for an Award and you could be in the running to win an exciting prize! Information is available from Council’s website www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au or please telephone Cherie Fletcher 5540 5111.

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Council correspondence should be addressed to c/- Craig Barke, Chief Executive Officer, PO Box 25, Beaudesert, QLD, 4285 (unless otherwise stated).

For information on Council services and events visit www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au or phone 5540 5111 or 1300 360 555.

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Canungra and District Date Claimer

Listings in the date claimer are free for non-profit and community events. Email news@canungratimes.com.au or call 5543 5532.

August 7th ������� Canungra Uniting Church Annual Ladies Service. 10.30am. Ph: 5543 5413. ������������ Canungra Owls Soccer Club home game Under 15’s at 6.15pm, Moriary Park.

10th ����� BAPA General Meeting - 7pm. Beechmont Community Centre.

12th ����� Canungra Owls Soccer Club home game Men’s team against Pacific Pines 7pm.

15th ����� Working bee at Canungra Showground for Show preparation from 9am.

21st ������ Working bee and Show entries taken. Canungra Showground 1.30pm - 6.30pm.

22nd ���� Canungra Show. www.canungrashowsociety.org 23rd ����� Show Clean Up - all welcome! From 8am at Canungra Showground.

28th ����� St Luke’s Annual Fund Raising Dinner. $25pp BYO. Ph: 5533 7070.

September 5th ������� Feral Animal Management Workshop at Canungra School of Arts Hall. Ph: 5540 5111.

6th ������� Father’s Day 10th ����� Open day at Canungra Ambulance Station, 24 Christie Street. 9am - 3pm.

12th ����� Village Garden Project Launch. DJ Smith Park. Ph: 0478 784 719. ������������ Valley View Equine Group - Sign On & Unoffical Sports Day: Canungra Showground.

19th ����� Canungra Swimming Pool opens 8am - 4pm.

26th ����� Canungra Social Swim Club Sign On Day. Ph: 0490 114 832.

November 14th ����� Tracey Davis performing at Canungra Hotel.

Mondays: • Beechmont Over 50’s at Graceleigh Hall, Beechmont. Ph 0457 803 045.

• Fitness Training Moriarty Park Hall 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670.

• Zumba. 9-10am Beginners Class at Canungra School of Arts Hall. Ph: 0427 171 134.

Tuesdays: • Canungra Golf Club - Ladies’ Competition Golf Day. • 30 min High Intensity Fat Burning Classes at Live Fit Studio. Kym 0405 103 670.

• 3rd Tue: Canungra Rural Fire Brigade monthly meeting. Jamie 5543 5778.

Wednesdays: • Fitness Training Moriarty Park Hall 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670.

• Justice of the Peace Community Signing Centre. Next to the library 1pm - 4pm.

• 1st Wednesday: Canungra AH&I Society Meeting. 7.00pm at Canungra Showgrounds.

• 2nd Wed: Canungra Chamber of Commerce Meeting. Ph: 0407 671 286 for details.

• 3rd Wednesday: Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society. www.bdofs.com.

Thursdays: • Men’s Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club.

• Every 2nd Thursday Canungra Art & Culture Group. Showgrounds Art Hut. Ph: 5543 5528.

• Zumba. 9-10am Beginners Class at Canungra School of Arts Hall. Ph: 0427 171 134.

• Canungra Swimming Club. Juniors Swim Club, 5:30 to 7:30 pm . Ph: 0409 752 997.

Fridays: • Justice of the Peace - Canungra Visitor Information Centre. Ph: 5543 5156.

• 30 min High Intensity Fat Burning Classes at Live Fit Studio. Kym 0405 103 670.

Saturdays: • Mixed Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club.

• 1st Sat: QCWA Wonglepong (except January) at 9.30am. Ph: Joyce Libke 5543 5212.

Sundays: • The Shoe Vault Marketta. Ph: 0400 477 818.

• Church Services: St Luke’s Anglican 7.45am. Canungra Uniting Church 10.30am.

• 1st Sun: Canungra Pony Club Rally Day. Ph: 0400 436 867.

• Last Sunday each month: Canungra Valley Markets at Canungra School of Arts Hall.

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Beauty and Healing

Well known in this area as a massage and beauty therapist, Lynne Milner now has her own main street shop with a range of products and services available for her clients.

Lynne had been working in Natural Beauty Therapies for 25 years when she saw a need for an Australian, natural skincare range.

Lynne’s own range of natural skin care, Eve

by Nature, was developed with her daughters, Jessica and Peta and is produced in Brisbane from all natural, Australian ingredients to Lynne’s strict specifications.

Many of the ingredients are native bush plant extracts such as Lillipilli, , Kakadu Plum and Quandong. With their youth enhancing feel on the skin, you will not only feel close to nature, but enjoy vibrant and healthy looking skin.

Eve by Nature is now available from Lynne’s newly opened shop here in Canungra. In addition to the skin care range, Lynne will be offering beauty services such as facials, waxing, spray tans, and relaxation, hot stone and remedial massage.

Healing and psychic services will also be offered by The Healing Room - Lynne and a team of experienced healers and psychics whom Lynne has worked with for many years.

Working with clients by appointment, the practitioners work together as a team to provide clients with a variety of energy healing therapies and gentle clearings for the etheric energy body and physical body. Each practitioner has their own style of healing, whilst they all combine the intuitive and psychic processes with various healding tools which they use throughout their sessions.

Eve by Nature is open Tuesday to Saturday at 1/28 Christie Street, Canungra (next to In the Raw Health Food shop). For enquiries and bookings phone Lynne on 5543 5467.

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Obituary

Dr Burnard Elliott - ‘Dr Burnie’ 15 June 1945 - 9th June 2015

Burnard James Elliott was born on 15th June 1945 in Sydney to Vera and Herbert (Bertie) Elliott.

He spent his early years in Maroubra where his love of the ocean was formed.

He loved to body surf and continued to do it as long as his back allowed. Some of his ashes were let go at Burleigh Heads which was one of his favourite spots for surfing. Some more of his ashes were scattered at Maroubra and some in the park in Canungra. These three places meant a lot to him.

Burnie married Patricia Grieve in 1967 and together they had two children, Kirsty and Hamish. Burnie and Tricia moved to Matamata, New Zealand in 1972. This was Burnie’s first experience as a country doctor. Matamata is a small dairy farming and horse breeding town, a bit bigger than Canungra but not too dissimilar.

After Burnie and Tricia separated he moved back to Sydney and set up practice there for a few years before deciding to take up some locum work in Darwin.

This is where he and Sue Blacker met and fell in love, to be married in Nerang a few short years later. Burnie and Sue found a great opportunity in Canungra and he was able to resume his role as a country doctor. Burnie loved to be closely involved in the community and a small town allowed him this. He thrived on his relationships with his patients, it was important to him to follow their progress, many times from their first

Dr Burnie at his surgery in Canungra.

Photo: Chloe Pickard.

moments in life through to becoming adults and having their own families.

Canungra was a special place for Burnie and Sue, they experienced the typical warm welcome right from the start and made many enduring and deep friendships. Sue passed away on 12th November 2014 and this was a terrible loss for Burnie, who sadly passed away just six months later on 9th June 2015.

The Ambulance Service

By Joe Rye, Officer in Charge, Canungra (retired) I first met Burnie in 1992 when I came to Canungra as the only Ambulance Officer in the station. Burnie and Sue quickly became friends who I could rely

on for backup when I needed and a chat and coffee at other times.

As an Ambulance Officer it was a good feeling knowing that Burnie was available for patient stabilisation or pain relief enroute to hospital at the surgery or if needed at the location of an incident. Bernie was never too busy to help which was much appreciated.

In 1994 the Canungra Local Ambulance Committee was formed. Burnie and Sue were at the original meeting.

Bernie was one of the first to put his name up and was elected onto the original committee. This meant that when there was a meeting of other activity for the Local Ambulance Committee Burnie would have to drive home to Nerang after the meeting. With the LAC nothing was too much trouble for him.

At the first annual meeting Burnie was elected as President and remained in that position until after I retired in 2008.

I am unsure how long he stayed as President after I left. After I retired I lost track of the LAC but kept in contact with Bernie from time to time.

The Local Ambulance Committee liaised well with the community and raised considerable funds to purchase the extra equipment to allow us, as Ambulance Officers/Paramedics, to deliver the best possible Patient Care to everyone. This was always well supported by Bernie and the Committee and Bernie’s attitude was always “if you need it, let’s get it”.

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9am until 3pm Canungra Ambulance Station will hold an open day on Thursday 10th September at 24 Christie Street, Canungra.

Find out more about your local ambulance service, first aid courses and opportunities to learn more about CPR and first aid.

Expressions of interest are invited for participants to undertake a First Aid Course in Canungra. Minimum requirement 10 people. Cost is $125pp for a nationally accredited course. Phone: Judd Hart 0408 194 731

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Time to Turn Pink Again!

It’s almost time to Turn Canungra Pink again and raise much needed funds for the Cancer Council.

Last year was a huge success with over $20,000 cash donated to the Cancer Council when the town turned pink during October to raise awareness.

This year organisers Canungra Chamber of Commerce and radio station Breeze FM are hoping to include more events, to make the month even bigger and better!

They have drafted a preliminary calendar of events in conjunction with businesses and community organisations.

However they would like to hear from anyone who has an event they would like to add to the calendar or prizes to donate to a monster raffle.

Any events should follow the ‘Pink’ theme, with profits donated to the Cancer Council “The community spirit for the event was unbelieveable,” said Breeze FM’s Sales Executive, Tim Flint, “It couldn’t have happened

Canungra is getting ready to Turn the Town Pink in October!

without the support we received from the people of Canungra.”

For more information or to register your event, please contact Canungra Chamber of Commerce President, Desley Bird, on telephone 0412 767 007.

Sport and Recreation Grants Open

Members of the Scenic Rim sport and recreation community are invited to apply for funding assistance through Council’s 2015/2016 Sport and Recreation Grants program.”

Mayor John Brent said the grants act to boost the capabilities of the hard working sports and recreation community of the Scenic Rim. The scope of projects eligible for funding under the program include: • the purchase of equipment or construction materials; • infrastructure or facility improvements; • field or surface upgrades; and • leverage funding for larger infrastructure grants.

Council’s Sport and Recreation Grants program also provides a leverage opportunity for clubs preparing for larger facility projects such as the State Government’s Get Playing Places and Spaces program, which opens on 3rd August 2015.

Clubs considering an application to Council’s program are encouraged to make contact with Council’s Sport and Recreation Officer to discuss their project by phoning 5540 5111.

Applications close at 5pm on Friday 28th August 2015.

Application forms and guidelines can be accessed via Council’s website www.scenicrim. qld.gov.au/sport-and-recreation-grants.

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Canungra & District Community Bank® Project Special offer to support community banking in Canungra

June Randall

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What a life!

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With her beautiful smile, wicked sense of humour and positive outlook, a teacher, mainstay, mentor, best mate and confidante to four generations of family and friends.

So loved for her wonderful open heart/open door philosophy. she was a strong passionate lady with a heart of gold, an inspiring and dedicated woman.

It is through this dedication many of you have come to know her.

Her dedications to her husband George and first husband Reg (deceased), family, friends and the people of those small country communities she called home.

Even in her 85th year she continued to do her bit for the community she loved.

Through her craftwork, knitting and sewing she provided countless families with joy and warmth. Busy as always on her very last day going about her knitting.

Beaut bowler, gardener, food providers, the world’s best trible maker and champion of children and animals everywhere. She was many different things to many different people.

We all have one thing in common, our love for her and her love for us.

The family would like to sincerely thank you all for your kind words, gifts, shared memories and support at this sad time. She is dearly missed.

Emergency Services for their efforts.

To the Canungra Bowls Club, we owe our sanity at a time when our world was falling apart.

We can’t thank you enough for all that you did.

The Canungra Sport and Recreation for contributions and the Canungra Markets for their tributes. Greatly appreciated!

The Venerable Valerie Hoare - Saint Luke’s and Kathryn Massey from Sommerville Funerals.

For special care and beautiful service.

Thanks to all for the love and friendship shown to June in her lifetime, she was a very lucky woman to have been so blessed.

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CANUNGRA HOTEL Rodeo Matthew Young on Big Bucks

Nicholas Giles

Rob, Kristen, Bella and Maddi Hauch from Oxenford attend their first Rodeo

Left: Bull rider Matthew Young and Steer wrestler Martin Carlo catching up before their event

Below: Barrel Racer Georgie MacKay from South MacLean with her New Zealand Aunt and friend Kylie

The Rodeo Clowns working hard.

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Saturday 11th July 2015 Photos by Mark Connop

For more photos visit the Canungra Rodeo Facebook page.

2015 Canungra Hotel Rodeo Results

Open Bull Ride - 15 Competitors

Open Barrel Race - 28 Competitors

Saddle Ride - 11 Competitors

Open Breakaway Roping - 32 Competitors

1 2 3 1 2 3

Joshua Lock Reece Weller Matthew Carlo

Jack Capewell Layne Grayson Travis Ferrier

Bareback Ride - 5 Competitors 1 2 3

Dinny Moran Bevan Brown Matthew Makinson

Rope & Tie - 15 Competitors 1 2 3

Thomas Whitwell Jay Green Brock Eastwell

Steer Wrestling - 20 Competitors 1 2 3

George Wheeler Thomas Whitwell Johnny Gordon

1 2 3 1 2 3

Kristy Nagel Cheyenne Whitwell Denae Hart

Lisa Sutherland Kylie Siebenhausen Julie Small

Team Roping - 47 Competitors 1HD 1HL 2HD 2HL 3HD 3HL

Brock Eastwell Jack Capewell Lee Shegog Jason McPhee Gene Hingst Josh Green

Novice Bull Ride - 8 Competitors 1 2 3

Robert Hicks Liam McCue Joshua Jones

Steer Undecorating - 10 Competitors 1 2 3

Tammy Augustin Christine Bushell Cameille O’Toole

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Junior Steer Ride - 11 Competitors 1 2 3

Beau Creighton Clay Hall Zane Hall

Junior Breakaway Roping 10 Competitors 1 2

Tahnee Small Lane Heaton

Junior Barrel Race - 16 Competitors 1 2 3

Olivia Webb Credence Donoghue Renee Quinn

Junior Bull Ride - 12 Competitors 1 2 3

Ethan McConnell Dion Doro Braydon Knack

Poddy Ride - 10 Competitors 1 2 3

Nash Jones Montanna Long Ty Payne

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Incentives To Jump Start Job Creation

Peter Geiger and Ian Taylor

Celebrating Great Service

There were celebrations at the Canungra Bowls Club on Friday 17th July to honour Captain Peter Geiger and Lieutenant Ian Taylor from Canungra Fire Station Peter and Ian are retiring from Queensland Fire and Emergency Services after long and valued service to the organisation and the community.

Ian has 15 years service and Peter 35 years.

They were joined on the night by Inspector Chris Robinson who congratulated them on behalf of QFES. “Well done to retiring Captain Peter Geiger and Lieutenant Ian Taylor. Thank you for what you achieved and gave to the Canungra community in your years of loyal service. Hang up the helmet ... stow away your turn out gear and have a cold beer ... enjoy,” Chris said.

They were joined on the night by friends, family and colleagues who all showed their appreciation for the service the men have provided.

Job creation, growth and opportunity for the Scenic Rim community are at the heart of a new Council initiative aimed at stimulating the local economy.

Mayor John Brent said new incentives introduced by Council represented an unprecedented pitch to attract employment generating development.

“Scenic Rim Jobs Jump Start provides a significant and unprecedented catalyst for the activation of development, principally commercial and industrial but also accommodation classifications, which demonstrably contribute to longterm job creation,” Cr Brent said.

He said Council would offer qualifying developments incentives including up to a full waiver of infrastructure charges, to a maximum of $400,000 per development application.

To receive the full waiver eligible developments will need to be completed no later than the end of December 2016.

Qualifying developments completed by the end of December 2017 would receive a 75% discount on infrastructure charges, while those finished by the end of 2018 would receive a 50% discount.

“These three tiers of incentives represent a saving on potential project costs,” Cr Brent said.

“Importantly, projects within the Bromelton State Development Area are eligible for these incentives.

“But it is not just about new development, local businesses going through the development application process to expand their facilities are also eligible.

Cr Brent said Council is serious about fostering an environment which supports development and leads to sustainable future employment.

“However, it’s a tough business landscape at present and while we can’t compel developers to act upon their approvals, I believe we’re making them an offer too good to refuse,” he said.

“It’s crucial that we facilitate local employment opportunities for our current and future population which over the next two decades is expected to double.

Cr Brent said the waiving infrastructure charges under Scenic Rim Jobs Jump Start would have no impact on residential rating outcomes, nor would the community be disadvantaged.

“While these charges do contribute to the funding of Council’s total budget, they are not tie to an immediate infrastructure need in the community,” he said.

“The total value of waivers which may be granted during the life of the program has been capped at $3 million which will be returned to the community in the long-term through growth in the rates base.”

DO YOU NEED HELP WITH YOUR BUSINESS?

Business Improvement Workshop

CCIQ and Scenic Rim Regional Council invite you to an upcoming workshop designed to assist businesses in accessing information, support and funding.

Would you like to know more about the latest Government tax incentives, or perhaps the latest Employer Initiatives could benefit your business. What are the Industry Skills Fund Programme and the Entrepreneurs Programme and how could they apply to you? Could your business become a supplier through the Industry Capability Network?

During this 2 hour workshop, you will hear from five experts who will provide an overview and take home material. There will also be an opportunity for Q & A after. Come along and arm yourself with the tools and knowledge to gain access to opportunities that will lead to business growth.

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Date: Tuesday 8 September Time: 5.30pm to 8.00pm Venue: The Centre, 82 Brisbane St, Beaudesert Cost: $15.00 incl. light refreshments RSVP: For more information and to register visit www.cciq.com.au/events Enquiries: Cherie Fletcher - 5540 5111

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New Standpipe Arrangements

Residents on tank water will be reassured to know that QUU (Queensland Urban Utilities) have completed upgrades on the standpipes in Canungra (Lamington National Park Rd), Rathdowney (Running Creek Rd and John St), and Beaudesert (Helen St) so water can now be accessed with a Visa/ MasterCard credit/debit card or a Smartcard rather than the old Itag system.

The new filling stations have both a 75mm outlet (male camlock, bottom fill) and a 25mm outlet (threaded hose) and customers are required to supply their own filling hose. This will allow greater flexibility and access for all residents and travellers who wish to replenish their water supplies. For further information www.urbanutilities.com. au/filling stations.

Eat Local Week

Again this event was hugely successful with increased attendance at all events.

Thank you to all residents who were involved in our various communities especially Wendi and BAPA who hosted a wonderful Zest Fest in such a homely venue, Binna Burra for the very informative Bush Tucker session, Gina and Viv from Canungra Visitor Information Centre who hosted the Tasting Table and Butchs Cafe at Rathdowney who hosted for the first time. They were all run off their feet with attendance.The grand finale and signature event, the Winter Harvest Festival, drew a crowd of 6,000 visitors, locals and from outside the region who enjoyed a day of fun and food.

Congratulations to the two Canungra Teams in the Junior Tractor Pulling Competition; Canungra Crush and Canungra Cowgirls, who took out 2nd and 3rd places. You kept up the Canungra tradition girls!

Feral Animal Management Workshop

A free workshop for landholders will be held on 5th September at Canungra School of Arts Hall, Pine St, Canungra from 9am - 4pm to discuss predator species including wild dogs, foxes, cats and other pests, legislation for pest control, practical advice regarding baiting and trapping and coordinating action with other landholders. To attend, please RSVP to Scenic Rim Regional Council on 5540 5111. The first two workshops at Beaudesert and Boonah have been very well attended.

Infrastructure Report Card

This snapshot report card in pictorial form is a new initiative following the end of the 2014/15 financial year to highlight for the community the extent of capital infrastructure improvements that have occurred during the year. This very readable document can be accessed on www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au or contact me if you wish to view a hard copy. Council remains committed to delivering and maintaining infrastructure for our growing community, while at the same time providing value for money for ratepayers.

Three Tiers Of Government Forum

Council recently met with Federal Member for Wright, Scott Buchholz MP; State Member for Beaudesert, Jon Krause MP; and State Member for Lockyer, Ian Rickuss MP for an update on significant issues affecting all tiers of government such as the Flood Recovery Program, the new SRRC Planning Scheme, Council’s Financial Sustainabilty Strategy and a other topical matters. This is a biannual meeting and ensures we are all well informed on such matters and can share issues that may affect our communities.

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Sports Forum

What fantastic representation from Canungra sporting group members who attended the recent sports forum which Council hosts each year to thank our sporting volunteers.

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From My Window with Keer Moriarty, Editor

Why Shop Local?

The year has flown and as I opened a folder with ‘September 2015’ I feel like I’ve missed most of 2015 - where did it go? Before we know it, Christmas shopping will be on the agenda and the usual Christmas round of parties and celebrations will be upon us.

Before it comes to that, take some time to consider where your money is spent. Sometimes it can’t be helped, but if you buy from a department store or supermarket out of town, does that mean the person who coaches your children’s soccer team will lose their job or close their business?

The ramifications of chosing where to spend your money are greater than you think. As consumers we have a lot of power, particularly as a small community where local businesses rely on local trade and the flow on effects are long reaching.

So that soccer coach who loses his job because people aren’t shopping locally, has to move away to get work. His kids have to move schools and the local school doesn’t have the numbers to keep the teachers. His wife has to close her business because they’ve moved, leaving her casual employees without work...

Ok, this is a hypothetical situations, but you can see where it’s headed. Before you spend this Christmas (and before), stop and think about what your money is going to do.

A great Rodeo in July and the Canungra Show coming up this month.

On behalf of the Police at Canungra I’d like to thank all those who attended the Rodeo for the exemplary behaviour displayed. There are not many large events that occur where alcohol is available and there are not at least a few problems. We don’t want to get in the way of anyone having a good time, and with no reported assaults, thefts, drink drivers or accidents there is no pressure from above to bring Police from outside of town to help which is good for everyone. The Rodeo and Show are family events and the Committee have done a great job organising and putting them on and should be supported.

We’ve had some success in charging an offender responsible for breaking into the Albert River Winery in May. A Gold Coast man has been charged, and we believe the same person is responsible for the break-ins at the Canungra Golf Club and wineries on Mount Tamborine. Investigations are continuing with a view to having these cleared in the near future.

Road Safety Week is running from the 17th to the 21st August. It will involve a combination of education and enforcement with a focus on a different theme each day. Themes for the week are: • Monday 17/8/15 – Distraction and Inattention which includes using mobile devices while driving.

• Tuesday 18/8/15 – Speed and Risky Behaviour.

• Wednesday 19/8/15 – Fatigue.

• Thursday 20/8/15 – Share the Road.

• Friday 21/8/15 – Impaired Driving.

As part of the week we will be holding a Drink Rite event at the Canungra Hotel from 5pm on Friday 21st August. Simon from the Hotel will be organising a few volunteers to have a drink and submit to breath tests. We will show how the blood alcohol readings are different depending on the person and what they drink over time. We’ll be able to test anyone else who is curious about where they’re at after a few drinks and hopefully answer any questions you might have.

If you see or hear anything that may be illegal or suspicious please come and see us or contact the station on one of the below numbers: • Canungra Police 55435120, • Police Link on 131444 or • Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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Join in the Fun at Canungra Show!

Organisers are urging the community to join this year’s Canungra Show by getting involved in activities on the day and entering craft, produce and arts in the various categories.

Canungra AH&I Society President, Airlie Worrall said the Society would love to see more people helping out at the working bees on 15th and 21st August, and joining in the clean up on 23rd August.

“We have a great group of people here and we appreciate every bit of help people can contribute,” said Airlie.

“While we are here to provide a day for people to get together, it is also a great chance to meet new people, cement friendships and join in a group that works together to achieve a common goal.”

There are several new opportunities for people to get involved this year, with people needed to help taking entries and displaying them on the Friday afternoon and evening.

The entertainment on the day includes many local acts - Matt Bird Chainsaw Carving, Dan the Magic Man, Inspire Dance Studios and Canungra State School will all be performing at the Show.

“Canungra is a great show for families, in particular for those with young children. Our entertainment throughout the day has been designed with this in mind - people like Geckoes Wildlfie, Canungra FoodWorks Rooftop Express Show, Bubbleman, an animal farm, face painting as well as the carnival rides and ring events.”

“To finish off the day, and again with young families in mind, we will have the Bendigo Bank Fireworks at 7pm this year,” said Airlie.

The fireworks time has been brought forward from previous years to allow those with young children to stay for the evening entertainment and watch the fireworks without making it a late night for young children.

For people who want to stay on, local band Point O Five will be performing after the fireworks until late.

To find out more about getting involved in the Show, call the Secretary, Lee McKenzie McKinnon on 0403 278 556.

For more information about Canungra Show, visit www.canungrashowsociety. org.

Entertainment? Be Part of It!

This year’s Canungra Show entertainment will feature more crowd participation, with people urged to enter events early where possible.

The Show will debut two new ring entertainment events - Bubble Football and Aussie Lifestyle Properties Dunny Races - as well as the arena spectacular, Canungra FoodWorks Rooftop Express Show.

The Canungra FoodWorks Rooftop Express Show is a first class arena spectacular show that features fantastic stunts, true blue Australian comedy and awe inspiring horsemanship.

Its loveable bush characters and amusing storyline encourages crowd participation and family fun.

Canungra AH&I Society, Airlie Worrall said the Society, with the support of Canungra FoodWorks, is proud to be able to bring an event of this calibre to Canungra.

Number are limited for the the Bubble Football and Dunny Races, so teams are invited to enter prior to Show Day on a ‘first in, first served basis”.

Bubble Football is an increasingly popular sport for fun and fitness. Played in the main arena, teams will play out 10 a side games.

Don’t have time to make a racing Dunny?

Don’t worry, Canungra Show Society has a host of premium racing dunnies you can use on the day! Get your team of five together for a great laugh and an unforgettable experience.

Entry is available on line or email canungrashowsociety@gmail.comfor entry forms.

And if you can’t field a full team in either of these events but would like to have a go, contact the Society’s Entertainment Coordinator, Keer Moriarty on 0407 671 286.

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No alcohol or glass to be brought on to the grounds. Eskies will be searched for alcohol on arrival. No dogs allowed. This event has a licensed area and CAH&IS adopts and promotes responsible service of alcohol.

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Would you agree that HAPPINESS is a big part of being truly healthy? You can be as slim and fit looking as you like, but if you’re not happy, can you really claim good health? It’s the reason I called my business Fit HAPPY Slim - because I really believe the happiness is a key factor in feeling, and being, healthy.

It’s funny how the right message always comes to you just when you need it. As I planned this article I came across the following wisdom and thought it was perfect to share with you on the lines of happiness. It suggests the following ways to create a better life: STOP: • playing the victim card.

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• trying to make other people happy.

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Happiness comes when we stop complaining about the troubles we have, and give thanks for the troubles we don’t have! It’s not about getting what we want all the time, but loving what we have and being grateful for it.

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Lamington National Park Celebrates its 100th birthday on World Ranger Day

The Gold Coast hinterland’s Lamington National Park celebrated its 100th birthday on Friday 31st July, which was also World Ranger Day. Minister for National Parks, Dr Steven Miles said the centenary was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate 100 years of conservation and the work of rangers.

“Lamington National Park, covering more than 20,500 hectares of the McPherson Range, is an internationally recognised landscape valued for its natural and cultural aspects,” Dr Miles said.

“The world heritage national park features one of the most diverse areas of vegetation in the country, and has found a place in the hearts of many who have visited over the last 100 years.”

Dr Miles marked the centenary at Green Mountains with descendants of Robert Collins and Romeo Lahey who fought to have the area preserved as national park, and members of the Groom and O’Reilly families whose names have long been connected with the park’s conservation and tourism.

Seven years after Mick O’Reilly was appointed the park’s first paid ranger in

Kit Krause with Minister for National Parks, Steven Miles and Jon, Angus and Rory Krause at the Lamington Centenary celebrations. Kit is the great-great-granddaughter (Rory and Angus the great-great-great grandsons) of Robert Collins.

1919, his family opened a guest house, now famously known as O’Reilly’s Rainforest Retreat.

Third-generation Managing Director Shane O’Reilly said guests were educated on the importance of conservation and protection of the park and Lamington’s remarkable flora and fauna.

“Our continuing commitment to Lamington National Park has remained paramount from the day we opened our first slab huts at the Rainforest Retreat 89 years ago,” Mr O’Reilly said.

“We are excited to be part of the Lamington 100th anniversary and look forward to celebrating the Park’s heritage, with presentations from O’Reilly family members and guided rainforest walks available to all visitors.”

Lamington National Park Ranger in Charge Wil Buch said Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service rangers continued to protect and promote the park.

“You can still enjoy most of the original walking tracks, which were constructed in the 1930s with the establishment of the Binna Burra and O’Reilly guesthouses,” Mr Buch said.

“Much of the track building was done by gangs undertaking Great Depression relief work, and we still use many of the same techniques today in track building and maintenance.”

Visit www.npsr.qld.gov.au for more information about the Lamington centenary and World Ranger Day.

FERAL ANIMAL MANAGEMENT FREE WORKSHOPS FOR LANDHOLDERS

Canungra Saturday 5 September School of Arts, Pine St n Information on predator species including wild dogs, foxes, cats and other pests n Theory surrounding predator ecology, relationships and environmental impacts n Legislative requirements for pest control on private property n Practical feral animal trapping and baiting demonstrations including trap placement, how to set traps and looking for signs of pest animals. n How to best coordinate your actions with your neighbours EVENT DETAILS: Workshops 9am-4pm (registration from 8.15am) Lunch and morning tea provided TO REGISTER: Contact Scenic Rim Regional Council on 5540 5111 RSVP DATE: Canungra 28/7/15

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AWL Pets of the Month

Riddick is a special Bull Arab -Australian Cattledog cross who is also deaf so will need owners who are willing to put in the time and get professional training for him. He is not suitable as an outside dog and prefers to spend his time inside with his humans. He doesn’t like being alone for long periods of time, so would like to find someone who works from home or is retired.

He walks beautifully on a lead and knows a few tricks like sit, drop and stay.

Riddick is very sociable with other dogs and loves to play! His previous owners said he was very well behaved when inside and loves attention and cuddles from his human companions.

He’s also been around children.

Riddick is one year old and is only $150. He is vaccinated, wormed and desexed.

Shassa is a very sweet natured Pointer cross Weimaraner, who hasn’t had the best start to life, which has left her a little timid in new situations. She is unsure when first meeting dogs, but quickly relaxes around friendly canines.

Shassa loves humans and would love to find a family who are willing to help her build her confidence and show her what love and affection truly is.

Shassa is $250 and is vaccinated, wormed and desexed.

To meet Riddick, Shassa or any of the other animals, visit the AWL Gold Coast Rehoming Centre.

Nature’s Gems

Tasmanian Native-Hen

By Melissa Whitby During my travels to Tasmania earlier this year, I encountered an array of fascinating wildlife. Recently, I have written several articles for the Canungra Times outlining the wilderness areas that I visited in Tasmania and the wildlife that lived in these specific regions. Several of the bird species I observed cannot be found anywhere else in the world other than Tasmania.

One of the more obvious endemic bird species to Tasmania is the Tasmanian Native-Hen. This unusual bird was one of the first bird species I encountered on arrival in Tasmania. The only similar species to the Tasmanian Native-Hen is its mainland counterpart, the Black-tailed Native-Hen. The easiest way to distinguish between the two species is that the Black-tailed Native- Hen is smaller than the Tasmanian Native-Hen and has red legs.

The Tasmanian Native-Hen is best identified by its brown upperparts, light coloured bill and white patch on its flank. Male and female birds have similar plumage. Immature birds have a grey bill. This species favours a variety of habitats including wetlands, open paddocks, lakes, roadsides and stream edges. These birds feed on a variety of food including insects, vegetation and seeds. The Tasmanian Native-Hen can be seen singly or in small groups. When disturbed, the birds will run and hide, as they are unable to fly. However, Tasmanian Native-Hens can be aggressive when interacting in small groups.

The distribution of the Tasmanian Native-Hen is confined predominately to northern Tasmania. Throughout this range, the birds are relatively common. There were many locations where I observed this species in close contact with people in Tasmania. The best views I had of Tasmanian Native-Hens were on Bruny Island and Maria Island. I was able to approach the birds easily to observe them at close quarters and get some incredible photographs.

For anyone travelling to Tasmania, I can guarantee that this will be the easiest endemic bird to find! I would also suggest that you spend some time observing the birds. For me, the Tasmanian Native-Hen quickly became one of Tasmanian Native Hen my favourite Tassie birds!

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Winter Harvest Festival Pulls Record Crowd The 2015 Winter Harvest Festival attracted a record crowd of more than 6000 people, was a highlight of another successful Scenic Rim Eat Local Week.

Visitors were queuing outside the Winter Harvest Festival venue by 9am Saturday morning, keen to be among the first through the doors.

The organising team from the Scenic Rim Regional Council were thrilled by the crowd and the response to the event, now in its third year.

Visitors bought Scenic Rim produce, wine, olives, jams, relishes, cheese and live crayfish from the more than 45 stalls.

The packed cooking demonstration schedule proved popular, with barely a spare seat for the demonstrations by all seven of the chefs.

Kate Raymont of Hinterland Harvest Catering and Wild Lime Cooking School presented a cooking demonstration for her Verjuice and Rosewater Jelly with Macerated Strawberries, utilising many local ingredients.

Canungra’s Greenlee Farm and the Visitor Informatoin Centre also held trade stalls at theFestival.

Robyn and Paul Lee of Greenlee Farm were also busy with the Junior Tractor Pull which their daughters Morgan and Victoria competed in.

Team Crush: Taija Le Faucheur, Tea Davidson, Sophie Moriarty and Samantha Errey. Photo: Robyn Lee

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Canungra Cowgirls: Hannah Gill, Morgan Lee (in front), Heather Moriarty and Victoria Lee. Photos: Robyn Lee

The Kalbar & District Bendigo Community Bank Tractor Pull really drew the crowds.

There were two Canungra teams representing the Canungra Youth Group: last year’s winners, Canungra Cowgirls (placed second) and Team Crush (placed third).

The Junior Tractor Pull was won by the Fassifern Falcons A team and the men’s Fit-up Fitness team took out the senior event.

Junior Winners: 1. Fassifern Falcons A donating to Fassifern Falcons 2. Canungra Cowgirls donating to Canungra Youth Group

Canungra Hack and Pony Club Inc. Notice of Annual General Meeting Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Canungra Hack and Pony Club Inc. will be held on Sunday 4th October 2015

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3. Team Crush donating to Canungra Youth Group Senior Winners 1. Fit UP Men’s donating to Aratula Community Sports Complex (15.15 sec) 2. Kalfresh donating to Boonah & District Kindergarten (15.94 sec) 3. Not Quite the Full Dozen donating to the Bridget Muller & Family (16.31 sec) Best Dressed • Bridget’s Rainbow Warriors donating to Bridget Muller & Family Scenic Rim Eat Local Week returns in 2016 from Saturday 25th June to Sunday 3rd July, with the Winter Harvest Festival on Saturday 2nd July.

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Your Stars - August 2015

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Venus is retrograde in Leo. Getting in tune with who you are isn’t all about glamming up and putting on a show. That was never really you anyway. It’s more about taking time to sit quietly and figure out what’s going on in your heart – and then having the courage to express it.

GEMINI (May 21 – June 21)

Mercury does a lot of travelling over the next month – as do you. He starts in Leo, full of hope, pride and vision. He then does his best to nail down all the practical details, as he traverses the plains of Virgo. Finally he ends up in Libra, with something resembling a finished product.

CANCER (June 22 – July 22)

Before you get to the scary bit where you have to present your wares to the world at large, there is quite a bit of work to be done. Having envisioned your path, you have to open yourself to the inspiration required to get into action. It will come, even though you may sometimes doubt it.

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This is your month. Realise it early and make the most of it. Venus is around to give your libido a boost. Mercury is flying through, adding insight to your smorgasbord. Jupiter is inviting you to expand, and grow into all that you envision for yourself. Mars will be with you soon too.

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Give yourself a fortnight to get into gear. With the Sun in Leo, the first couple of weeks will be ones where you get to play bridesmaid but never get to place yourself at the centre of attention. Once you are in gear, Mercury will flood you with ideas, plans and madcap schemes.

LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23)

The shiny, bright, Leo Sun helps you. The fire of Leo warms you without scalding you, the way the Aries Sun does. It gives you a sense of possibility. It makes you feel like you are ok just the way you are. It encourages you to get on with it. Work on getting your foundations down.

Solution No. 8380 8 Flowed back 33 Love god 15 DOWN Tend the sick ACROSS D ACROSS 10 Hollow and curved 34 Everlasting 17 Consuming 2 Repair 1 Ante 2 Mend 1 Hollow-horned SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21) Biblical king 36 Indifferent 18 Skip about Scorpions don’t like fire. It confounds them. Scorpions 7 Infer 2 Reco 7 12 Imply ruminant don’t like Lions. They bewilder them with their brightness.

13 Instructive example 37 Rescued 19 Within the law 8 SunEbbed 3 Erod 8 Flowed back 2 Registers The Leo is likely to spin you in some interesting circles.

16 Control 38 Peril 22 Joined after separation To master it, you will have to figure out how to get 10 Concave 4your Arc 10 Hollow and curved 3 Wears away instinctive self and your loving self, into harmony.

18 Common ailments 24 Door fitting 12 Herod(Nov 22 – Dec 21) 5 Reve 12 20 Biblical king 4 Curve SAGITTARIUS Syllable for fifth note of DOWN 25 Stiff in manner Your passion is to move, change and grow, through a 13 Lesson 6 Zero 13 scale Instructive example 5 Make known dance of ideas, journeys and rumbles in the jungle. The 1 Hollow-horned 27 Hollowed from a blow passion of Leo, is to figure out what this mysterious 16 Regulate 9thing Best 16 21 Control 6 Nothing Do wrong ruminant 28 Surround called ‘the self’ is. For all its reputation for extroversion, it’s 18quiteColds 11 Allot 18 23 Common ailments quality Monkeys 2 Registers 9 Finest actually introspective. Adapt to the changing tide.

30 Contends in rivalry CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19) 20 Sol 14 Seer 20 24 Syllable for fifth3 note out to sight Success Wears away 11 Parcel 32 Offensive Pluto continues to be retrograde. He continues to invite 21 Err 25 measures 4 Curve ofLand scale 14 Prophets you to go deeper into mastering your craft, into getting15 really Nurs 35 Cricket score good at what you do.

He may be giving you experiences Laundry item 5 Make known15 Tend the sick 23 Apes 17that Usin 21 26 Do wrong you can’t immediately see to be deepening your skill. Take a Loud noise 6 Nothing Hitand it will all make sense.

18 Cape 23 27 Monkeys 17 Consuming long 24 term view AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18) 25 Ares 19 Lega 24 Success 18 Skip about With the Sun and various other planets passing through Peg 22 25 Land measures 19 Within the law your26 opposite sign, Leo, your work is cut out for you.

You Reun are bound to be challenged on multiple fronts. Make sure 27 Din 24 Hing 26 Laundry item 22 Joined after every challenge strengthens, rather than discombobulates Canungra Rainfall - June 2015 you. 28 Deepen your vitality, insight, love and will.

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34 Eternal 32 Ugly 33 Love god blow © M.J.Dean 35 2015 Run 36 Blase 34 Everlasting 28 Surround 36 Indifferent 30 Contends in rivalry The Canungra Times August 2015 37 Saved Page 27 38 Danger 37 Rescued 32 Offensive to sight

News from St Luke’s

By Di Ayscough

Our priest Valerie is taking a long earned holiday and while she is away we have been blessed with Rev John Corner and his wife Kay coming to lead our services.

Thinking about Rev Valerie made me think of the words “Challenge and Courage”. For her holiday Valerie and her husband have flown to Central Australia to walk the Larapinta Trail, a walking journey of well over 200 kms in 14 days. While most of us are happy to travel to our holiday destinations by plane or car, Valerie and Doug are walking day after day through some amazing and beautiful outback Australian country. What a challenge!

We all face challenges every day, perhaps it is finding enough money to pay the bills or provide food for our families. For others their challenge maybe to lose weight, to complete a special task or to contact a lost relative or friend.

What challenges do you face? Will you find the courage to set goals to help achieve your challenges? Of course challenges can be like setting goals but finding the courage is the biggest factor. Getting started can be difficult.

Have you ever thought maybe one day you will go to church or simply ask God to be part of your life? This in itself can be a major challenge which takes much courage. However if you want to take that first step and would like to step inside St Luke’s you will see that this step was definitely one in the right direction.

Our Annual Fund Raising Dinner (funds used to maintain the Church) on the 28th August is already booked out. We look forward to a great night of fellowship and fun.

Until next time I wish you and yours many blessings.

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Suduko

Solution page 35

This is a ‘classical’ sudoku puzzle - a grid 9 squares wide and 9 squares deep. The lines of squares running horizontally are called rows, and the lines running vertically are called columns. The grid is further divided by the darker lines into nine 3 X 3 square ‘boxes’.

Some of the squares already have numbers in them. Your task is to fill in the blank squares. There’s only one rule: Each row, column and box must end up containing all of the numbers from 1 to 9.

This rule has an important side-effect, which is the basis of all solving techniques: Each number can only appear once in a row, column or box.

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Shop 1/1 Lawton Lane, Canungra Ph: 5543 5532

Mondays at Canungra School of Arts Hall

Dance Classes: Jazz, Hip Hop and more!

Phone Ashleigh 0435 871 026

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John 7th Dan: 0418 210 880 Canungra Realty. Ph: 5543 5555 Professionals Kendall Real Estate. Ph: 5545 5000 Roof Construction

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Kevin 0412 031 364, 5543 1009 Phil 0416 154 509 Septic & Sullage

John Tetlow 0412 571 900 07 5543 5544

Canungra Area Golf Club. Ph: 5543 4620 Canungra Bowls Club. Ph: 0409 797 985 Canungra Owls Soccer Club. Ph: 0414 435 919 Canungra Social Cricket. Ph: 0422 986 208 Canungra Social Swim Club. Ph: 0409 752 997 Canungra Swimming Pool. Ph: 0437 018 518 Moriarty Park CSC. Bookings number: 0402 167 966.

Valley View Equine Group. Ph: 0458 244 121 Zumba. Ph: 0427 171 134 List your not for profit sporting club here for free.

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The deadline for the September 2015 edition is Wednesday 26th August.

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Classifieds

Classified advertisements are free for private advertisers and run for three months. Please send advertisements to news@canungratimes.com.au or phone 07 5543 5532.

For Sale

For Sale

Bass Guitar: Casino electric bass guitar with soft case. Great for beginner. $50. Ph: 0407 671 286.

Desks: 2 x student/office desks, 1200W x 600D x 700H, 3 drawers each, 1 x white with black vinyl top, 1 x white with grey vinyl top. VGC $70 each Ph 0455 027 161.

Firewood: Seasoned, hardwood, split, cut to size, delivered. $200 per load. Ph: 0426 968 025.

Guitar: Tanglewood TW-145ASC guitar with hard case. $360. Ph: 0407 671 286.

Ponytail Palms and Jatropha: from $3 each Wonglepong. Phone 55434456.

Roses: Fresh cut $10~$20/bunch 2541 Beaudesert Nerang Rd, Benobble. Ph: 0431 091 296.

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Wanted Collector: Wants antique bottles and fruit jars, cash paid. Call Steve 0417 897 957.

Fill Wanted: Ph: 0432 407 544. (p)

Pets and Livestock Baby Budgies: Fantastic colours, $20. Baby cockatiels, $25. Ph. 0409 982 456.

Hay: Lucerne Bales $20ea. 2541 Beaudesert Nerang Road, Benobble. Ph: 0431 091 296.

Horse Gear Wanted: Bridles , Saddles , Western, English. Will pay for the right gear. Corrina 5543 7297.

5/2400 x 500 white melamine @ $12ps 1 x internal “oakfield” door @ $30.

Compressor and attachments @ $330.

Poly tank, green 600 ltr @ $300.

Phone 55454744 after 5 pm

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For Sale

• Used Packing/Moving Boxes: $1.50ea.

• 2 x Black Wolf Backpacks: One with zip-off Day Pack, Like New, $30 ea.

• Bike Gear: Small RJ’s jacket and HJC Helmet, gloves, as new, used by Female Pillion $30.

• Large RJ’s jacket & HJC Helmet, Tank Bag $15.

• Small Round Pedestal Kitchen Table & 2 chairs, Recycled Oregon (Country Manor) $65.

• Entertainment Unit, Solid Timber, bought from Freedom, suit Country/Classic decor. Base with 3 cupboards, Hutch with adj. shelves.

150cm long. $100 ono.

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For Sale

• 2 x King Single beds, matching base ensemble. $75 each.

• Lounge suite. 1 x 3 seater, 2 x recliners. Green with white spots. Excellent condition. $170.

• Atom chain saw drill attachment. $200.

• Wire spinner. $30.

• Hardie 100lt spray tank. 12v motor, hose and gun. $350.

• Victor mower. 2 stroke motor and catcher.

Work well. $50.

• 20m electric lead. $30.

• Wire strainers. $25.

For Sale

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• GMC 500w Router/Trimmer. Never used. $50.

• 240v mains “Gallagher” electric fence energiser – 3 to choose from $75 each.

• 9v and 12v electric strip grazers $50.

• Builder’s wheelbarrow – plastic tray and large pneumatic tyre $25.

• Adult men’s 21 speed bicycle – very little use $100.

• 3 x adult saddles and various tack gear, prices vary upon item, call for details.

Phone: 5543 5369 Page 34

Clairvoyant Clairvoyant: Fern 0431 091 296.

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Accommodation Wanted Granny Flat Wanted: By single active retiree. in exchange for work as a house sitter/Organic Gardener/ Maintenance. Excellent references.

Ph: 0438 253 093.

08/15

Accommodation Vacant Caravan to Let: $90 per week. On acreage, Benobble area. Very private. Suit single person.

Ph: 0431 091 296.

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Ph: 0419 758 845 or 5543 5581

10/15

To Rent Lge Storage Shed in Town: To rent from July at $50pw. Min one month lease and payable in advance. Note: Storage only. Ph: 0419 767 090.

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Lynne: 5543 4552

Room for Rent: – Self Contained $220/ week: Boyland area in quiet culdesac. Large 7 x 5mtr Room under Queenslander style home. Would require Kitchenette/ Bench for stovetop or microwave to be fully self contained. Services provided incl elect, water, share laundry & wifi internet. Can be part furnished or unfurnished with fridge & some furniture avail. Sep bathroom & undercover outside dining/entertaining area. Must be dog friendly.

Apply to owner, Steve, mob - 0473 404 964.

Accommodatoin Vacant Room to Rent - Canungra: Room available in 4 br house. Own bathroom, Foxtel and internet included. Share with 26yo mature working professional who works away 2 weeks at a time. Nonsmoker preferred. $190pw plus elect. Phone Brad 0438 938 238.

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RENTAL PROPERTIES

Canungra: $390pw. 3 br timber home. Bushland setting. Walk to school and shops. Town water. Avail 4th August.

Tamborine: $560pw. Double storey, 4 br with ensuite plus 2 additional bathrooms. Double colourbond garage. Formal lounge and dining, rumpus. Avail 3rd September.

Witheren: $500 pw. 3 br with ensuite on 2 acres. Recently renovated. Avail 7th August.

URGENTLY WANTED RENTAL PROPERTIES TO FILL THE DEMAND OF ENQUIRIES. Contact our office:

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The Canungra Times August 2015

Positions Vacant Position Vacant

Do you have an occasional day free and would like to be part of our volunteer team at Canungra Information Centre?

• You would need to have a good general knowledge of the Scenic Rim and surrounding area.

• Enjoy speaking iwht the General Public.

• Helping tourists with their questions.

• Basic retail experience (training will be given).

• Be friendly and approachable.

• Enjoy broadening your knowledge on local points of tinerest.

The right person will join our happy team of volunteeres, you will be paid a small wage to cover fuel/lunch and out of pocket expenses.

We are open every day so you may be required to work occasionally on weekends.

Apply at The Canungra Visitor Information Centre, phone on 5543 5156 or email: canungrainformation@bigpond.com

Work Wanted Work Wanted: Single active retiree - house sitter/organic gardener/maintenance in exchange for granny flat. Exc refs. Ph: 0438 253 093.

08/15

Public Notices PEAKS CHALLENGE GOLD COAST: INCREASED BICYCLE TRAFFIC ON SAT 8 AUG, 6AM to 6PM.

235km loop in Gold Coast Hinterland and Nth NSW. Some road closures near Tamborine, Springbrook, Tallebudgera. Route also passes Beechmont, Mudgeeraba, Numinbah.

Expect delays.

For details visit: www.bicyclenetwork. com.au/peaks-challenge-gold-coast/ or phone 07 3844 1144.

COMMUNITY NOTICEBOARD

Valley View Equine Group - Sign On Day & Unoffical Sports Day: 12th September 2015 - Canungra Showgrounds. Enquiries: Belinda 0409 492 785 - Chris 0413 724 638.

First Aid Course: Expressions of interest are invited for participants to undertake a First Aid Course in Canungra. Minimum requirement 10 people. Cost is $125pp for a nationally accredited course. Phone: Judd Hart 0408 194 731 Social Tennis: Are you interested in playing tennis on a Monday or Wednesday night 6.30pm till 8.30pm? All standards welcome. Call Brett Day on 0409 490 590.

Hall Hire: Canungra School of Arts Hall is available for hire for functions and classes. Call Barry on 5543 4008 or email secretary@canungrahall. com or see www.canungrahall.com.

QLD CWA Wonglepong Branch: Wonglepong Branch of the Queensland Country Women’s Association meets on the first Saturday of each month at 9.30am. Ph: Joyce Libke on 5543 5212.

Art & Culture Group: Canungra Art & Culture Group meets every second Thursday at Canungra Showgrounds Art Hut 10am-1pm for fun, friendship and participation in a craft project. $2 per person (bring a plate). Ph 5543 5528.

Justice of the Peace: Joe Rye JP: at the Community Signing Centre (next to Canungra Library) Wednesdays 1pm - 4pm. Ph: 5543 5592.

Faye Hines JP: Canungra Visitor Information Centre Fridays 10am - 4pm.

Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society Inc: Meeting on the third Wednesday of each month 7pm at Canungra School of Arts Hall, 3-7 Pine Street, Canungra. www.bdofs.com.

The deadline for the September 2015 edition is Wednesday 26th August.

Listings in the Community Noticeboard are FREE for not for profit groups in Canungra and surrounding areas. Email news@canungratimes.com.au or call 5543 5532 for enquiries.

Beaudesert Camera Club: Monthly meetings fourth Tuesday of the month at Beaudesert Community Arts & Information Centre, Mt Lindesday Highway, at 7pm. Cost $2 for non-club members. Enquiries 5541 2866 (after 6pm).

Markets Canungra Valley Markets: Last Sunday of each month. 7am - 12noon. Stalls $10. Contact Judy 5543 4345 or Sue 0432 050 261.

Shoe Vault Marketta: At the back of The Shoe Vault every weekend. Ph: 0400 477 818.

Beechmont Country Markets: 3rd Sunday of the month 8am to 12 noon. Beechmont Community Centre, Beechmont. Phone 0458 233 080 or email bapacommunitycentre@gmail.com.

Boonah Country Markets: is on every 2nd & 4th Saturday with lots to choose from at Spring Leigh Park, Boonah. From 7am- 12 noon. For enquiries phone 0448 248 828.

Useful Phone Numbers Beaudesert Hospital:.......................... 5541 9111 Canungra Library:...............................5543 5791 Canungra Police Station:....................5543 5120 Canungra School of Arts Hall:............5543 4008 Canungra Visitor Info Centre:.............5543 5156 Emergency (Fire, Police, Ambulance):..........000 Energex (Loss of Power):.......................136 262 Scenic Rim Regional Council:............ 5540 5111 Water Enquiries (QUU 7am-7pm):.........132 657 Water - Burst Pipes / Emergencies:.......132 364 RSPCA Emergency:..................... 1300 ANIMAL Wildcare (Wildlife Emergency):..........5527 2444 Community Organisations Now on Facebook: Canungra Organic Community Garden; Canungra Owls Soccer Club; Canungra Valley Markets; Canungra Show Society; Canungra Christmas Lights Competition; Canungra Community Bank Project; Canungra Chamber of Commerce.

Church Services Canungra Uniting Church: Appel Street.

Sundays at 10.30am. Ph: 5541 1018.

Marian Valley Catholic Shrine: Beechmont Road. Sundays 11am and 4pm. Ph: 5533 3617.

St Luke’s Anglican Church: 15-21 Kidston Street. Sundays at 7.45am. Ph: 5545 2919.

St Margaret Mary’s Catholic Church: 9am every second and fourth Sunday. Ph: 5541 1068.

Seventh Day Adventist: The Little School House, Tamborine Village. Saturdays at 11am. Ph: 5543 8035 or 5541 1224.

Tamborine Life Church: Sundays 10am Vonda Youngman Centre, 2-4 Knoll Road, North Tamborine. Ph: 0402 662 998.

Moriarty Park Community Sporting Centre

Sportsperson of the Year Awards

• Open to all sportspeople who reside in the 4275 postcode area or who play for a team in the area.

• Monthly winners receive a certificate, medal & prizes to the value of $100 in the form of a $50 Canungra FoodWorks voucher & a $50 voucher from a selected sports store at the Award Ceremony conducted in January each year.

• The ‘Sportsperson of the Year’ and ‘Achiever of the Year’ (selected from 12 monthly winners) also receive trophies.

For further information contact Bren Dalby on 0414 435 919, email bren.dalby@bigpond.com; or post to: Sportsperson of the Year Awards, MPCSC, PO Box 36, CANUNGRA QLD 4275

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Sport CANUNGRA AREA GOLF CLUB Results

25th June: Winner - L Blair +5. Runner Up - J Grimshaw +3. NTP - 5th, 14th S Bobermien; 7th, 16th L Lockitt; 17th G Hopley. BRD - G Hopely +1; K Muir 0; S Bobermien -2; T Uccetta -2; B Wiederman -2; V Slingsby -3; L Lockitt -4; H Barnes -4.

27 June: Mixed Foursome Strike and Putt Gross and Net. Winner - G Brechbuhl/G Jarvis ,Gross 137.

Runners Up - R Simeon/N Jones ,Gross 145. Net - S Bobermien nad J Bobermien, Net 102.5.

27 June: Mixed Foursome Championship. Winners - S and T Bobermien 102.5. Runners Up - G Mulhearn and W Brown 106. Putts - G Mulhearn and W Brown 40.NTP 5th, 14th S Bobermien and T Bobermien; 8th S Lake and R Jackson. BRD - H Barnes and T Schmitch 107.5; G Brechbuhl and G Jarvis 109.5; M Watson and S Cameron 111; B Flether and L Bobermien 112.5; J Rodger and I mills 114.5; J McAllan and P McAllan 115.5; V Slingsby and M Groves 118; G Owen and H Aitken 119.5; T and L Grimshaw 120.5; D Brown and B Brown 123.

30th June: Winner - G Jarvis 33. Runner Up - N Jones 28. NTP - 5/14 open 2nd shot G Jarvis.

2nd July: Monthly Medal. Winner - K Muir 91/65.

Runner Up - G Cowan 91/66. Putts - R Jackson 24. NTP

- B Mills. BRD - S Bobermien 69; L Blair 70; B Broderick 70; B Wiederman 17; R Jackson 70; V Slingsby 71; M Wadrow 71; P Palliser 72; S Firth 73; L Locked 73; R Hourigan 73; B Mills 73.

4th July: Monthly Medal Stroke and Putt. Winner - B Fletcher. Runner Up - G Owen c/b 70. Putts - B Mills 24. NTP - 5th S Bobermien; 16th J Rodger; *th R Broderick; 17th J Rodger. BRD - M Watson 70; N Connolly 72; M Cully 72; K Sami 73; D McGujiness 74; B Mills 75; J McAllan 75; R Harriman 75; S Bobermien 75; C Murphy 76; A Sami 77; J Rodger 77.

7th July: Monthly Medal. Winner - L Bobermien 76.

Runner Up - P McAllan 78 cb. Putts P McAllan 29. NTP - 5/14 open 2nd shot P McAllan; 8/17 open 1st shot L Grimshaw.

9th July: Winner - R Harriman 35. Runner Up - V Slingsby 34. NTP - 5th, 14th and 7th J Grimshaw; 16th L Lockett; 17th R Harriman. BRD - L Blair 33; G Cowan 33; K Muir 33; B Mills 31; J McAllan 31; J Grimshaw 31; N Connolly 30; J Smith 30.

11th July: Stableford. Winner - M Cully 42. Runner Up M Voller 41. NTP - 14th, 7th R Simeon; 16th K Mann; 8th N Connolly; 17th M Voller; 7th, 27 + 2nd S Firth; 16th, 27 + 2nd K Berguis; Ladies 2nd S Lake. BRD - G Mulhearn 39; J Rodger 37; R Simeon 37; M Watson 36; B Fletcher 35; N Connolly 35; J McAllan 34; G Owen 34.

16th July: Stableford Addition. Winners - V Slingsby, B Wiederman 80. Runners Up - N Connolly, T Regan 71. NTP - 5th, 14th T Regan; 7th, 16th C Murphy. 8th B Broderick. BRD - B Fletcher, C Murphy 70; B Mills, B

Broderick 68; M Tynan, J McAllan 65; L Lockitt, P Palliser 63. J Grimshaw, J Smith 61.

18th July: Presidents VS Captains Stableford. Winners - Captains M Voller 38/President C Murphy 38. Runner Up - (C) K Mann 36 / (P) S Fletcher 38. NTP - 5th G Cowan 14th G Jarvis; 7th C Murphy; 8th L Bobermein; 17th M Watson; 7th, 27+2nd C Murphy; 16th, 27+2nd R Brown; 16th Ladies 2nd L Bobermein. BRD - D McGuiness 35; D Harris 35; L Bobermein 34; G Owen 33; L Grimshaw 33; G Jarvis 33; R Brown 33; J McAllan 32; A Sami 32; G Brechbuhl 31; N Connolly 30; G Cowan 30; B Fletcher 30.

23rd July: Winner - B Wiedemann +7. Runner Up - V Slingsby +4. NTP - 5th, 14th, 7th B Wiedemann; 17th G Hopley. BRD - J McAllan +4, K Muir +3; J Grimshaw +3; G Hopley +3.

25th July: Winner - T Mahony 20. Runner Up - M Watson 19. NTP - 5th K Mann; 8th R Brown; 17th J Rodger; 16th, 27+2nd G Owen; 18th Ladies 2nd G Jarvis. BRD - G Owen 19; D Brown 19; H Aikten 18; D McGuiness 18; G Jarvis 17; J McAllan 17; G Cowan 16; D Harris 15; M Cully 15; K Mann 15.

28 July: Stroke/Putt 3rd Round Championship. Winner G Jarvis 72. Runner Up - L Grimshaw 76. Putts L Bobermien 27. NTP - 5th, 14th K Sami; 8th, 13th P McAllan; 17th, 3rd, 12th 3rd shot S Cameron. BRD - P McAllan 77; L Bobermien 78; I Mills 78; K Sami 79.

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Sport

Moriarty Park News

By Bren Dalby

Tennis anyone? Look out for more info on tennis lessons/ coaching at Canungra soon.

The work being done by The Green Army continues to make the whole area around Moriarty Park look wonderful.

Moriarty Park is available for functions at very reasonable rates. Contact Alesia on 0402 167966 for bookings.

Moriarty Park is run by a committee of volunteers. Meeting are held at 7pm every third Tuesday of the month and all are welcome.

Canungra Pool and Swim Club

Canungra Pool is having an official opening day in conjunction with the Canungra Social Swimming Club Sign On Day. The Pool opens on 19th September for all swimmers but the Official Opening Day and Sign On is on Saturday 26th September.

On 26th September there will be free entry for all swimmers plus a free land jumping castle and water jumping castle.

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Zak Tilley

The Pool will be open from 8am until 4pm with the Sign On between 10am and 1pm.

For Pool enquries contact Karen Sheppard on 0406 220 970 and for Canungra Social Swim Club enquiries contact Amanda on 0490 114 832.

Sportsperson of the Month

The Sportsperson of the Month for April is local Muay Thai Fighter Zac Tilley.

During July and August Zak, at 15 years of age, is in Thailand training and preparing for the 2015 World Muay Thai championships.

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In December 2014, Zak competed in the Australian championships and after bringing home the gold was then selected for the Australian side.

Zak has an impressive fight record with eight wins and three losses to date.

Zak puts his heart and soul into his sport, training twice a day six days a week and squeezing school in between.

Zak decided to go to Thailand with his trainer Jamie Tozeland for the weeks leading up to his title fight to put in some serious training!

After competing at last years World titles in Malaysia and bringing home the silver, he knows just how tough the competition from around the world can be.

Kids in Australia have a limited number of fights compared to other countries where you are faced with opponents with fight records into the hundreds.

Zak will be stepping into the ring in Thailand determined to give it his all.

He wants to come back to his country with the gold medal hoping to make his trainer, fellow gym members as well as his sponsors Bolo fightwear proud.

Nominations for Sportsperson of the Month to Bren at bren.dalby@bigpond. com.

Sport

Canungra Owls Soccer News

Canungra Bowls Club

By Ray Hickson

By Bren Dalby

Well, getting closer to pointy end of the season and all going quite well.

Our Under 12 team pipped top of the ladder Tally Valley to a 4-3 win last Saturday under the coaching of Greg Mathers. They are a terrific young team and he is a terrific coach; Greg will be a big miss to the club next year when he whisks his equally super wife Rachel (Treasurer and Registrar) and family off to Sydney.

The men have had another win since last column and a draw, so the are creeping up the ladder!

Still trying to organise our Bingo night; put it high on my list now!

All else fine and again thanks to all who help in any way with our club; always much appreciated.

Last Night Games!

The last ‘night‘ home games for Canungra Owls Soccer Club for the season will be the Under 15’s on 7th August at 6.15pm against Coomera and Men’s team against Pacific Pines on 12th. August at 7 pm.

Everyone is invited to come and support our local teams, full canteen with fish and chips, curry etc. It would be great to have a terrific support crew for our last home games!!

Go the Owls !!

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Results

28th June: Mixed Fours Day. Canungra Mixed Fours Day was held with 14 teams.

Winners of the day a Canungra team Louise Goodman, Des Love, Bronwyne Brown and Michael White (Skip) with 4 + 30. Second a Canungra team Brian Laurence, Kerri Weston, Herb Flesser andMichael Prosser (Skip) with 4 + 18. Last Round Winners a Canungra team Peter Hickson, Ben Kenny, Ted Evans and John Harrison (Skip) with + 14.

4th July: Fun Day. Winner of the day Rhys Bodey. Runner Up Brian Harrison.

It was a fun day of Bowls with a difference.

11th July 11th: Men’s Pennant Competition. Division 7: Canungra V Mermaid Beach. Canungra 14 Points Mermaid Beach 2 Points. Divsion 10: Canungra/ Tamborine Mt V Beaudesert. Can/Tam 2 Points Beaudesert 14 Points.

18th July 18th: Division 7: Canungra V Tweed Heads. Canungra 0 Points Tweed Heads 16 Points. Division 10: Canungra/ Tamborine Mt V Paradise Point. Can/Tam 2 Points Paradise Point 14 Points.

19th July: Three Way Competition. Round (1) Woongoolba Tam Mt Canungra + 3 - 22 + 19. Round (2) + 12 - 6 - 6+ 15 - 28 + 13.

20th July: Ladies Wall Plaque Competition. Canungra V Beaudesert.Winner

overall Beaudesert + 74. Highest Rink win Beaudesert team Faye Hines, Robyn Berg and Helen Parnell + 31.

25th July: Division 7: Canungra V Tweed Heads South. Canungra 12 Points Tweed Heads South 4 Points. Division 10: Canungra/Tamborine Mt V Helensvale.

Can/Tam Mt 0 Points Helensvale 16 Points 22nd July: The Crest Competition played at McKenzie Park. Canungra 69 Points, McKenzie Park 43 Points. Highest Rink win went to Canungra, Brian Laurence, Teddy Evans and Janelle Day (Skip) + 16.

26th July: Christmas in July (14 teams).

Winners of the day a Team from Tamborine Mt Jean Ball, Toni McAllan, Lance Cordingley and Max Ball (Skip) with 4 + 8. Second a Canungra team Ted Evans, Rhys Bodey, Ronald McDonald and Brian Harrison (Skip) 4 + 6. Last Round Winner a team from Broadbeach Trevor Wheatley (Skip) 2 + 15.

Opening Hours

Canungra Bowls Club is openFridays from 3.30pm with bare foot bowls until dark.

Darts Competition from 6pm, all welcome.

Membership and Functions

All inquiries regarding club hire or membership, please contact Bronwyne Brown on 0409 797 965.

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The 1st in what will now be a monthly event, T20 Cricket anungra was a huge success. All players had fun, as did the AGS (wives & girlfriends) + the kiddlies. Team Rhys won & will e presented with a perpetual trophy sponsored by Canungra alendars. Player of the Match was Pearce Eldgride, winner a $50 Rebel Sports voucher. Due to, literally, overwhelmg positive feedback, it has been decided that the T20 Social ricket will be held monthly on the 3rd Sunday each month; 15th March 19th April 17th May 21st June (Winter Solstice) A huge thank you to all who helped on the day. For more info n upcoming matches & how you can get involved, just check e Facebook page T20 Cricket Canungra.

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