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The Canungra Times

May 2015, Issue No 109 www.canungratimes.com.au

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Lest We Forget

Inside this Month:

Page SIDS for Kids Fundraising........................................... 4 Uniting Church Fete.................................................... 8 ANZAC Commemorations.................................. 10 - 13

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Date Claimer............................................................... 6 From My Window....................................................... 20 Animal Welfare League Pets of the Month................ 26 Crossword................................................................. 33 Trade and Business Directory............................ 35 - 39

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Sport................................................................... 42 - 47 Cover photo: Canungra’s main service on Anzac Day. Photo: Mark Connop

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Lest We Forget

Australian Forces gather to march at Canungra on Anzac Day. Photo: Kim McMaster

By Keith Cogzell An estimated 2,800 people turned out to watch the Anzac Day march led by serving members from Kokoda Barracks.

The tri-service contingent of 150 troops in Army, Navy and Air Force uniforms added military precision to Canungra’s biggest march in decades.

Almost 60 veterans, ex servicemen and women and supporters marching under the RSL banner followed the Pipe and Drum band up Christie Street with rural fire brigade, emergency services and SES personnel behind in uniform.

Canungra School students, Scouts and Guides brought up the rear ahead of five

mounted riders from Valley View Equine Group, reminiscent of years past when the Light Horse were a regular feature of Canungra’s Anzac march.

DJ Smith Park was packed with onlookers for the morning Service. Many people watched from the surrounding streets and verandas of nearby local businesses. Lieutenant Colonel Arran Hassell of the Defence Force School of Intelligence gave a stirring keynote address centered on the courage, sacrifice and leadership of three individual Australians in three different wars. His address illustrated the fact that the courage and valor of the original Anzacs continues to this day.

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A special wreath was laid by Canungra RSL veteran, Hylton Frugtniet, in remembrance of the 18 local men who were killed in action on Gallipoli and the Western Front. Simultaneously, at the Dawn Service in Villers-Bretonneux France, Canungra Sub Branch member Norm Kelly also laid a wreath for Canungra’s fallen and placed poppies from home on graves and memorials.

Veteran Bugler, T D Hunt, delivered a reverent Last Post and Rouse marking his retirement after distinguished service to the community for many years. continued page 10

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SIDS and Kids Fundraising

By Laura Quinn I would like to thank everyone who donated to the SIDS and Kids appeal in honour of six month old Rilley who passed away on 24th February 2015.

During March, donation tins and raffle tickets were displayed around Canungra and this appeal would not have been made possible without the help of the business that donated prizes: Songbirds, Hot Air Scenic Rim, Masala Shanti, Town and Country in Nerang, The Canungra Hotel, Canungra Pizza and Pasta, and a beautiful quilt donated by Robyn Mahoney.

On 29th March we ran a sausage sizzle outside FoodWorks and a massive thanks to Tony and the staff for helping us put it together and also donating dollar for dollar in fundraising that day. The sausage sizzle saw us bring in $500 plus the donation from Foodworks rasing $1000.

Cody-Rose Santorini, Laura Quinn, Yvette Morley, Paule Conclaves and Rod Morley.

Inset: Jonathan and Raquel draw the SIDS and Kids raffle with Laura Quinn

In total we have been able to raise $2,859.90 what an amazing effort by all and in honour of Rilley.

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Nathan Tinkler’s Patinack Farm Sold to Aquis Group

Nathan Tinkler’s thoroughbred racing and training establishment, Patinack Farm has been bought by Aquis Group in a multi-million dollar deal.

The four properties, Wadham Park (33.64ha), Elysian Fields (56.97ha), Saravale (73.26ha) and Benobble (283.40ha) failed to sell at auction last October.

Bids at the auction reached a total of $11.6 million but sources said Mr Tinkler was hoping for closer to $20 million.

Mr Tinkler bought the properties for $21.05m in 2010 and reportedly spent another $7 million developing them into a training and breeding establishment.

While a spokesman for Aquis Group said it is too early to release details of their plans for the site, he said they had several conversations with Scenic Rim Regional Council and are looking at a number of development options for the site.

Aquis Group is wholly owned by Mr Tony Fung, a Hong Kong resident and private investment banker, financier and investor who has more than 15 years

Signage indicating the new ownership of Patinack Farm is evident at all four properties.

experience as an active investor in Queensland.

Aquis Group also own Aquis Great Barrier Reef Resort near Cairns where they are planning to build a resort and casino.

Aquis Group’s spokesman they hope to commence community consultation in the next few months, once they have had further discussions with Council.

Councillor Virginia West confirmed Council had met with the Group, saying the Aquis Group wanted any development to have minimal impact on the township itself.

“They intend the development to add to the area and not to negatively impact on Canungra or its surrounding areas,” said Virginia.

Council Notices Free Trees and Living Green workshops Free trees will be available to Scenic Rim residents as part of Council’s Free Tree Program. Residents must present their Free Tree Voucher (delivered with their August 2014 rates notice) in order to collect their free trees. Concurrently, Council will be running a free Living Green workshop to provide information on composting, worm farms and planting and maintaining native trees on small to large properties.

No bookings are required for the workshop session, just drop in between the hours listed below.

When: Saturday 2 May 2015, 8am to 12pm.

Where: Trees will be distributed Scenic Rim Regional Council’s Plant Nursery, 73 -81 Birnam St Beaudesert.

Environmental Grants Program Applications are currently open for Council’s 2015/16 Environmental Grants Program. The program aims to encourage and assist the involvement of Scenic Rim

communities in environmental stewardship and improving the economic sustainability of the region’s unique natural environment and biodiversity. Applications close on Friday 1 May 2015 at 5pm and can be downloaded from Council’s website. Further information on the Environmental Grants Program can be obtained by contacting the Environmental Policy and Services team on 5540 5444.

Notification of Proposed Pest Survey Program Notice is hereby given under Section 242 of the Land Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management) Act 2002 (Act), that the Scenic Rim Regional Council (Council) will be conducting a pest survey to monitor compliance under the Act in relation to declared pests. The purpose and scope of the program is to ensure that declared pests are identified and controlled throughout the Council area. This survey program commenced on 1 April 2015 and will conclude on 30 June 2015 (inclusive) covering all areas within the Council area

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Continues until 27 May Presented in association with the Qld. Museum and the Scenic Rim Heritage Network @ The Centre Beaudesert Not Just a Pretty Face Continues until 17 May LIVE @ THE CENTRES @ Boonah Regional Art Gallery OPEN STUDIOS LIVE THEATRE Beaudesert 3-4 May BAMS presents Gallipoli Bill 1 & 2 May @ Boonah Cultural Centre Kim Williams, Lyrebird Gallery Arts Collective Check website for details Ben Parolini, Craig Schuster WORKSHOPS Mununjali Art Group Arts Collective Introduction to Cake Decorating Collectors Fair Sat 9am-5pm Saturday 9 May 10am $30 (QCWA Hall) @ Boonah Cultural Centre War Memorabilia Roadshow Sun Bookings essential.

10am-2pm (the Centre) CINEMA Arts In The Olives 10 May Friday Flick: The Imitation Game (M) Tamborine Mountain 16-17 May Benedict Cumberbatch Boonah & District 23-24 May Friday 8 May 10am & 7pm Canungra/Beechmont 30-31 May Adults $10; Conc $7.50 Anglican Debutante Ball @ Boonah Cultural Centre Friday 8 May 8pm Classic Flick: Oh! What A Lovely War (G) @ The Centre Beaudesert Musical Comedy For more information visit Thursday 14 May 10am $5 @ The Centre Beaudesert www.liveatthecentre.com.au that may harbour declared pests including private, Crown and Council-controlled land. A copy of the program is available for inspection or purchase at 82 Brisbane Street, Beaudesert until the end of the program. Council’s adopted photocopy charges apply.

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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19th ����� Moriarty Park Community Sporting Centre AGM. 7pm at Moriarty Park Hall.

23rd ����� CPR Awareness/Refresher at Canungra Bowls Club. Ph: 0418 194 731.

June 6th ������� Youth Trivia Night at Canungra Uniting Church Hall. Bookings: 0434 846 663.

21st ������ Canungra’s Got Talent at Canungra Showgrounds from 11am.

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28th ����� Beechmont Zest Fest at Beechmont Community Hall from 9.30am.

July 11th ������ Canungra Hotel Rodeo. www.canungrashowsociety.org August 22nd ���� Canungra Show. www.canungrashowsociety.org Mondays: • Yoga with Shirley at Moriarty Park Hall. 9.30am - 11am. Ph: 5543 4047.

• 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.

• Canungra Swimming Club Masters swim training. 6pm to 7:30 pm. Ph: 0409 752 997.

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: • Musical Minds at Canungra School of Arts Hall for 0-5 years. Phone: 0429 191 514.

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

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

• Canungra Swimming Club. Masters swim training, 6pm to 7:30 pm. Ph: 0409 752 997.

• 1st Wednesday: Canungra AH&I Society Meeting. 7.30pm 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.

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

• 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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Zest Fest Showcases Local Food, Arts and Music

By Chloe Pickard

The Beechmont Zest Fest will be on new grounds this year as it reaches its fifth year anniversary.

Zest Fest is part of the Scenic Rim Regional Council’s Eat Local Week and showcases local food and drink, arts and crafts and music as well as sustainable living ideas.

Organiser Wendi Trulson said the event would be a great day for those interested in new ways of being environmentally aware.

“It’s about learning to lead a more sustainable lifestyle with people teaching you what you can do at home,” she said.

“It’s a place for conversation, demonstration and sharing of knowledge.”

Visitors will have the chance to see live blacksmithing and cheesemaking or be inspired to try something they may have never done such as aquaponics.

The Lost Chords, the Will Miller Three and Gypsy will serenade the crowds, and community drumming group Drum Pulse will beat up a storm.

Wendi Trulson, Beechmont artist and Zest Fest organiser

Children can enjoy free activities such as creating masks, making music and mandala painting.

Zest Fest is on Saturday 28th June from 9.30am until approximately 3.30pm

at the Beechmont Community Centre, 1835 Beechmont Road, Beechmont.

Adult entry price is $5 and children are free.

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News from St Luke’s Anglican Church

By Di Ayscough

Canungra Uniting Church Fete is on Saturday 9th May

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Uniting

By Robyn Lee

It has been a busy time for the church with the many activities related to Easter during April.

It is also an opportunity to remind the general community we have great hall facilities available for hire.

You may have a one off afternoon celebration or a regular get together for a children’s group. For information on availability and cost please contact Robyn Lee on 5543 4021.

The Annual Church Fete will be held on Saturday 9th May 2015 in the church grounds. There will be

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plenty of Mothers Day gift ideas like plants, craft, jams, cakes and books. For the bargain hunters there will be preloved clothing and trash and treasure. For the kids there will be a toy stall and face painting. Come and say hello!

Our weekly services are held each Sunday at 10.30am at 31 Appel Street, Canungra. We have recently had reverse cycle airconditioning installed which makes the service a bit more comfortable. Everyone is welcome! For any further matters relating to the Uniting Church call our Church Office on 5541 1018.

At this special time of the year, two words which come to mind are GRATEFULNESS and GRATITUDE. When you consider the importance of Easter, Anzac Day and Mother’s Day, all of which are at this time, we surely must think of and appreciate each event. Easter has been a time to reflect on God’s gifts to us-forgiveness, love, hope, faith and eternity.

Anzac Day reminds us of the thousands of men and women who fought and died for our freedom and our futures. This year being the 100th anniversary of the ANZACS must remind us of how grateful we should be; and the importance of love and understanding. The attendance at the Dawn Service in D J Smith park followed by the march and commemoration of those who gave their lives for our peace and freedom was encouraging for the future of this nation.

We should feel proud to be part of the Canungra community and be grateful to those who organised the wonderful services. Thank you.

Mothers Day is a time to recognise not just those women who are mothers but all women, regardless of whether they have given birth to a child. All women demonstrate, loving, caring, nurturing and understanding. I encourage you to think of someone special and be grateful for their presence in your life.

We are truly grateful for what we all receive.

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Anzac Day 2015

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Above: Lt Col Arran Hassell with Wyatt and Guss McMaster; Mick, James and Cooper Harris

The Dawn service, which traditionally attracts 1200 people, broke all records with an estimated 1900 people paying their respects in the stillness of the early dawn. Colonel David Hafner of the Land Warfare Centre Canungra gave a poignant and fitting keynote address before laying a wreath on behalf of Kokoda Barracks to the stirring sounds of lone Piper Bren Dalby.

Mr Cogzell thanked Joyce Libke and the QCWA for their tribute of 306 handmade poppies, one for each person listed on the Canungra Memorial. These were sewn onto backing and mounted onto the entry gates to DJ Smith Park in remembrance of those from our district who answered the call, many paying the ultimate sacrifice.

Mr Cogzell said support from the community this year was exceptional with the Anzac Badges Appeal breaking all previous records. Donations and assistance from Canungra businesses exceeded expectations as they too helped create an event befitting the Anzac Centenary.

Right: Members of Canungra’s Rural Fire Brigade marching on Anzac Day

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Valley View Equine Group. Photo: Kim McMaster

Lest We Forget Below: Members of the Military Motorcycle Club marched in Canungra. The Club is a Tri Service military motorcycle club comprising serving and ex-serving Australian Defence Force (ADF) and Commonwealth Forces members, their families, friends and support riders. These members decided to march in Canungra for the centenary as many of them either trained or served at Kokoda Barracks during their service. Although the Club is Australia-wide, this group travelled from Logan to attend the Canungra ceremony.

Camp Gallipoli

By Ashleigh Bartlett

Events that only happen once in a life time are always ones that are easily remembered and incredibly special experiences.

Thanks to the Canungra RSL Sub Branch, I got to attend Camp Gallipoli, a special once in a life time event for the 2015 Anzac Day Centenary, with my best friend and brother, Bryce.

Our sleeping area for the night was a space under the stars that wasn’t much bigger than our swags were, and we had to get our bags in with us too - we really were sleeping out like the soldiers at Gallipoli would have done.

Once we had settled in, we enjoyed the night of entertainment that was offered from local artists including James Reyne, Christine Anu and the St Andrews Pipe Band, to moving, to educational encounters from Veterans and Victoria Cross recipients.

We were awoken early in the morning by a bugle for the dawn service. I’ve been to plenty of dawn services in country towns and on Army bases, this was the first time I’ve experienced one in the city with as many people present, and it was a wonderful new experience for both of us.

It was an experience that I will not forget.

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Anzac Day 2015

Above: Veterans marching.

Right: Canungra Scouts and Guides.

Below: A solemn moment during the main service.

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Lest We Forget Seeking Portraits of our Living Heroes

There are over 14,000 World War II Veterans estimated to be living in Australia and they are invited to be photographed as part of one of the most ambitious photographic projects ever undertaken in Australia – to commemorate our unsung heroes of World War II in print.

On completion, the Australian Institute of Professional Photography (AIPP) project entitled Reflections: Honouring our World War II Veterans will provide a compelling pictorial record of returned servicemen and women living in Australia for the Australian War Memorial archives.

Reinforcing the Anzac tradition, “We will remember them”, professional photographers across the country, accredited by the AIPP, are donating their time and talent in a unique community project. Any profit from the resale of photographs will be donated to Legacy and the RSL Foundation.

AIPP Accredited Photographer, Vanessa Laverty said, “The AIPP wanted to honour veterans, whether from Australia or elsewhere, as living tributes to a time of heroism and nationalistic pride, by capturing and publishing their portraits in print.

“What better time to capture our living heroes than now as we commemorate 100 years of the ANZAC tradition and the 70th anniversary of the end of WWII,” she said.

“Letters and printed photographs meant absolutely everything to them back then, telling the story of their lives in their youth. It’s only fitting to contrast this with their senior years in the same way, in a timeless gift to them, their families and the nation.”

“In this digital age when images can be lost in an instant, photographers know it’s the power of quality photographic prints that will live on, capturing a person, a moment in time and preserving it forever,” Vanessa Laverty said.

AIPP have partnered with the Australian War Memorial and the Returned and Services League of Australia (RSL) and all portraits will be gifted to the Australian War Memorial’s collection.

Each veteran will receive a complimentary Kodak printed portrait in a presentation folder to commemorate their service given some 75 years ago. Anyone who served in World War II is encouraged to register for their free portrait at www.aippveterans.com or call AIPP on (03) 9888 4111.

For more information on the AIPP Reflections project visit www.aipp.com.au/about/the-aippreflections-project or call AIPP on (03) 9888 4111.

Above: Michael Lee reflects during the main service.

Below: Geoff Needham lays a wreath.

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Mother’s Day Rules of Engagement - Mother’s Day

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(Notes for children and partners) Let her sleep in (if she wants to) - no matter how excited you are about getting the breakfast in bed to her, an early start is not part of the Mother’s Day rules of engagement.

Let her get up if she wants to - if note 1 does not apply, do not get upset if she wants to get up - it’s about Mum, not you.

If you are doing breakfast in bed, make it something easy to prepare and easy to carry.

And easy to clean up (see note 4).

Clean the kitchen before she gets up.

Muffle the sounds of any food burning (unless you need help), spilling, fighting, unarmed combat, armed combat.

Be kind to each other - that’s the best gift you can give!

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Arts in the Olives

This is everyone’s invitation to celebrate the eighth anniversary of the Arts in the Olives Festival with this year’s event having a special “Poppies in the Grove” Anzac theme.

Over the last eight years, Arts in the Olives has grown from strengh to strength and is now considered one of Queensland’s great festivals. This is the sixth year it has been planned for Mothers’ Day. A day in the picturesque Lost World Valley whether it be participating in workshops, looking at the artisan stalls or just strolling through the olive grove is the perfect treat for any mother on her special day.

The Grove Gallery (the festival’s very own art gallery), arts markets, arts demonstrations and a full music programme will run alongside many gourmet food outlets under the cover of the beautifully shady olive trees.

With the Anzac theme in mind, Therese FlynnClarke’s workshop will show participants how to make large sculptural poppies using wire, fabric and recycled materials which will then be placed in the grove. Amba Whatley in her workshop will be making poppies out of felt. Two of the six free children’s workshops will also include making poppies.

The talented tutors who are from this area are Amba Whatley from Tamborine Mountain, Wendi Trulson from Beechmont (eco dyeing on paper) and Tamlyn Geiger from Canungra (portraiture and life drawing) .

The workshops are filling fast so it would be wise not to delay to reserve your spot. The difficulty will be choosing which one is more appealing - bamboo flute making, blacksmithing, working with horn, portraiture, mosaic jewellery pendants, circus cupcake toppings, millefiori polyclay beads contemporary jewellery, aerosol and perspex artwork, eco dyeing, lino printing or wire sculpture. Check the website for full details as some of the workshops this year are available on Saturday 9th as well.

Workshop prices for half day are $30 plus material costs. Bookings are essential and, as numbers are limited, it is recommended not to delay. Details of all workshops can be found on www.artsintheolives.com For workshop bookings, phone Erica 0417 720 352 and for general enquiries phone Chris 5541 4569 or Sue 5544 8104 or email artsintheolives@ gmail.com Entry : $7 per person, children under 5 are free.

There is a family price of $25.

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Sunday 10th May Mother’s Day Fair

The Craft Extravaganza is now in its 12th year and will take place on 8th to 10th May at the Vonda Youngman Community Centre North Tamborine from 10am to 4pm each day.

The show will feature the handmade craft of 50 local and South East Queensland craft artisans with all the work available for sale at reasonable prices.

Our 50 exhibitors will include many of the favourites that our visitors request plus a number of new exhibitors.

As handmade craft is not readily available these days this is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy an amazing display of handmade craft and the opportunity to purchase a special gift for Mother, close friend or even spoil yourself.

By popular request we will be having our Brica-Brac display which is a great opportunity to purchase a preloved item This year the show will be a three day event with the first day Friday 8th May running through to 10th May which is Mothers Day. Our Crafty Café will again be operated by the friendly and efficient folk from J C Epidemic who do a wonderful job providing delicious cakes,scones, ,slices, Devonshire teas, light lunches ,cappuccino and coffee and soft drinks.

The Show will again be raising funds for Tamborine Mountain Rural Fire Brigade and the firies will be in attendance selling tickets for their ever popular raffle.

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Entries Open for Miss Beaudesesrt Showgirl

Beaudeset Show Society is calling for entrants for the 2015 Miss Beaudesert Showgirl.

Entries are open for women between 18 and 28 years of age who live in the Scenic Rim Regional Council or the old Beaudesert Shire Council areas (excluding areas that are running their own Miss Showgirl Competition).

A panel of three judges will select Miss Showgirl as well as two runner ups on the basis of presentation, personality, public speaking ability and their passion for the agricultural show movement.

The judging is carried out in Beaudesert during July, with the Beaudesert Show held in September.

These young women would then assist the Beaudesert Show Society on Show Day with official duties such as meeting Show entrants, presenting awards and other public speaking duties throughout the year if required.

There is also the opportunity for Miss Beaudesert Showgirl to compete at regional and state level,

2014 Miss Beaudesert Showgirl Mary Cecil at Beaudesert Show

and to win great prizes competing at a local level.

Organisers would like to thank O’Reillys Rainforest Retreat for their support of the 2015 Miss Beaudesert Showgirl.

For more information or to receive entry forms, please contact 2012 Miss Beaudesert Showgirl Rhiannon Taylor on 0409 727 616 or visit www.qcas.org.au.

Police Seek Help with Break and Enter

Police are seeking assistance from the public in identifying four people involved in the break and enter of two businesses in the early hours of 20th April.

At about 1.15am a stolen white hatchback (pictured) reversed into the front entry doors of Canungra FoodWorks, smashing the doors to gain entry. Four people dressed in black entered the store and, after ripping cabinet doors off left with an undisclosed amount of cigarettes, snack food and drink.

At about 3.15am the same stolen hatchback reversed into a service station in Goodna smashing the windows. Police believe the same four people then entered the store, climbed over the counter and used bolt cutters to gain entry into a cupboard in the office. An undisclosed amount of money, cigarettes, food and drink was taken before the four fled in the stolen vehicle.

They are all described as wearing black or dark blue hooded jumpers, black long trousers, black gloves and shoes. Three are also wearing black balaclavas and a fourth has their face covered with white material. At least three of the four appear to be Caucasian in appearance.

Police are asking anyone with information which could assist with this matter to contact Crime Stoppers anonymously via 1800 333 000 or crimestoppers.com.au 24hrs a day.

OPEN STUDIOS 2 - 31 May 2015 Cultural Trails of the Scenic Rim Beaudesert: 2 & 3 May Lost World Valley: 10 May Tamborine Mountain: 16 & 17 May Boonah & District: 23 & 24 May Canungra & Beechmont: 30 & 31 May An initiative of Scenic Rim Regional Council

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Open Studios Showcases Unique Artists of the Scenic Rim

By Robyn Fortescue

Ever wondered about the source of inspiration, technique or what inspires someone to make art a serious part of their life?

May is the time to find the answers as artists of the Scenic Rim participate in Scenic Rim Artist Open Studios. Each weekend artists hold open studios in different areas with Canungra and Beechmont presenting their unique artists on 30th and 31st May.

Wallaby Ridge Retreat

Wallaby Ridge Retreat again proudly hosts a cross section of talented regional artists offering a selection of their work for viewing and sale.

They welcome new artist, Laura Phillips in the Gallery space and they welcome back Mark Paddick with his up-cycled stencil art and mixed media pieces as well as Matt Bird, with his dynamic Chainsaw Carving display.

Returning with new work is renowned community artist and potter Deb Oberhardt, Artwork on display at local Watercolourist Gerard Wallaby Ridge Retreat Walker and colourful Bush Poet Joy Drescher (with her eclectic bone and horn jewellery).

Enjoy morning and afternoon teas, lunch or bring your recital talents and friends to our “Pop Up Poetry and Pizza” Saturday evening and stay for a woodfired pizza.

Red Door Studio

Walk in through the Red Door and explore this lovely 100 year old building full of works in various mediums by local artists. Tamlyn Geiger creates artwork that evokes the beautiful surroundings of Canungra – a part of the Gold Coast’s Hinterland that is abundant with gum trees and wildlife.

Well known within the area, Tamlyn is an accomplished painter and fine artist whose Encaustic art done with wax at Red Door Studio work has explored the use of many different mediums.

Tamlyn is now concentrating predominantly on pushing the boundaries and freedom of watercolour. At Red Door studio as a working creative engine room, Tamlyn will be working on encaustic art and watercolours during the Open Studios weekend.

You can also participate in mini workshops throughout the day. Demonstrations will include silver-smithing and lead lighting by Emma Dusting.

Beechmont Community Centre

Wendi Trulson and Erica Bates will be at the Beechmont Community Centre, Red Door Studio is open all weekend and running demonstrations and Sarabah Estate is also participating. Enjoy a day out exploring your own backyard!

Sarabah Estate

Sarabah Estate Sarabah Estate Vineyard enjoys displaying talented artists work in their Chalet.

Available will be a variety of painted works all uniquely different to the particular artist. Artists in residence include: • Keith Burt : moody atmospheric landscapes and portraits • Kate Love : watercolour artist • Meg Geer : silk and felt hanging pendant lights along with furnishings.

Meg will be holding felting class using Alpaca fleece at Sarabah Estate Vineyard during the Art Trail. Visitors will be able to experience a different type of art and to create something to take home.

Guests will be able to have meals and light refreshments at Sarabah, enjoy a glass of wine with a delicious cheese platter or indulge in a bistro meal prepared by our Chef.

Studio and Events Booklets are available in local cafes and the Information Centre for full details and trail maps. Or visit: http://www.liveatthecentre.com.au/Canungra-BeechmontLoop-pg25353.html

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This is a unique opportunity to: Represent the Beaudesert Show for 2015 Have fun, make life-long friends and network with industry leaders Excel in leadership and community involvement Encourage and promote the Agricultural Show Movement to Queensland Youth Win fantastic prizes Compete in Sub-Chamber and State Finals Who can enter? Young ladies 18-28 years of age. The competition is no beauty contest, nor is it a intelligence test. Entrants are selected for their knowledge, presentation, passion for the agricultural show movement and their community.

For more information and full conditions of entry,

contact Rhiannon on 0409 727 616 or The Show Office on 07 5541 3200

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Readers will get sick of hearing me harp on about road safety but I make no apologies and will continue until there is a real change in the behaviour of all drivers and riders.

I say riders because there have been two fatal motorcycle accidents in the area over the past two weeks. Both single vehicle, and I’d suggest both speed related. That’s two men who haven’t gone home to their families after going out for a weekend social ride.

Often motorcyclists complain about the inattention of car drivers, tell us how experienced and attentive they are and that if they go over the speed limit it’s only ever by a couple of k’s and that should be alright. I live in town. I hear, if not see, the bikes every weekend.

They aren’t going “just a few k’s over”.

Some of the speeds I’ve seen motorbikes doing on our roads are plain ridiculous. Experienced riders, riding within the posted speed limits and, most importantly within their abilities, do not crash.

A majority of the hundreds of motorcyclists coming to Canungra each weekend do the right thing, ride within the limits and are mindful of other road users. To the small number who don’t, think about the promise you made to your family before you left home, that you’ll see them later. Go a bit slower getting home, enjoy the scenery, and if you want to test your skills go to the race track.

We will not be able to provide Department of Transport services including driver licence testing or renewals until 1st June. Licence renewals can be done on-line at www.tmr. qld.gov.au, by attending the QGAP Office in Beaudesert or one of the Queensland Transport offices in the surrounding areas.

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Council Comment

By Cr Virginia West Scenic Rim Regional Council

Budget Discussions Commence

Each year, Council is faced with the challenging task of framing its Budget for the forthcoming year. As councillors we will spend many hours around the chamber table debating the merits of proposed expenditure on new initiatives and recurring programs, weighed against our financial constraints.

This lengthy and, at times, difficult process has the important objective of funding the vital infrastructure and services needed by the growing Scenic Rim region and I look forward to working collaboratively with my colleagues to delivering a document which reflects the needs of the community.

Over the past several years this Council, just like local households and businesses, has endeavoured to do more with less: reducing staff numbers from more than 400 post-amalgamation to less than 350 today, and delivering more cost-effective and efficient services. Our Budget in 2014/15 was almost $10 million less than the first budget of Council in 2008/09.

At the same time we have sought to direct the dividends of savings and efficiencies into record investment in maintaining and improving our road and bridge network. In the past five years Council has increased spending on road infrastructure by more than 30%, while savings from organisational restructuring has been directed into our capital works program and new initiatives such as Vibrant and Active Towns and Villages.

In addition, we have delivered an unprecedented disaster restoration program to repair infrastructure damaged by severe weather events in 2010/11, 2012 and 2013 under the Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements.To date 6 new bridges have been completed and another 2 will be completed in the coming months,concrete bridges to replace our ageing timber structures.

Even with the belt-tightening I have touched on, each year we ask the ratepayers of the Scenic Rim to contribute to the provision of Council services through an increase in their rates. I understand that local households continue to experience cost of living pressures and I can assure I am committed to delivering a budget outcome for 2015/16 which keeps any increase to fees and charges to a minimum.

In addition to our commitment to capital works, Council also contributes to the social, economic and cultural fabric of the Scenic Rim through the funding of important initiatives such as the Vibrant and Active Towns and Villages program, Eat Local Week, the Cultural Trails of the Scenic Rim, Be Healthy & Active and the annual Business Excellence Awards.

We also provide services essential services such as waste collection and disposal, community facilities including local libraries, cultural centres and halls, in addition to parks, gardens and reserves.

Our commitment to achieve long-term sustainability and leave a positive legacy continues to be the cornerstone of our financial strategy and our performance has again been assessed favourably by both the Queensland Audit Office and the Queensland Treasury.

Open Studios At Canungra

Once again our local artists will be displaying their exquisite and unique works on the weekend of 30th and 31st May as part of the Scenic Rim Open Studios Trail. You can visit Red Door Studio, Wallaby Ridge Retreat and Sarabah Estate Vineyard and pick up a Studios and Events booklet at the Information Centre to learn about the artists and their works.

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Have Your Say!

From My Window with Keer Moriarty, Editor

Has it really been that long?

Sometime in 2008, I rang Stu Comley and asked if he had any work going with The Canungra Times.

Seven years later, here I am finishing another paper. Did I think back then that I would be doing what I’m doing now? Um, no. Definitely not. But I am happy that I am.

Stu started The Canungra Times in 2005, printing it on a copier at the Canungra Motel (he and his mother, Jean owned the Motel at the time as well as Possums Coffee Shop), collating it by hand and producing an A5 black and white publication every month with a green cover.

He had quite a few helpers, one of his main supports then and now was his mother, Jean.

Jean has done everything with the Times from accounts to taking photos and was the person who started the Canungra Calendar.

I started in 2008 writing stories, taking photos, delivering and learning all aspects of the business.

In 2012 I bought The Canungra Times from Stu and have loved every minute of it. I am very lucky to be doing something I enjoy and very grateful to the community, columnists, readers and advertisers for the support and assistance they give this paper.

Stu always saw The Canungra Times as a community paper, a way of bringing the town together and letting people know what was going on. There are plenty of other media outlets who can give you news about Brisbane, the Gold Coast or even Beaudesert, but The Canungra Times is here for Canungra.

Of course The Canungra Times wouldn’t exist if it wasn’t for the multitude of people who help writing articles, taking photos, sending in sports results or bringing in interesting bits and pieces about the town, its history and the people who live here.

If I try to mention all these people it would fill a couple of pages - sadly some of them are no longer with us and their presence is sadly missed. Every piece of information that is sent in, every photo or snippet of news is appreciated and I am very grateful for the support of so many people in the creation of the paper each month.

So thank you, Canungra, for your support, for picking up the paper each month and having a read and for emabracing your local paper as you have!

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Congratulations to the Canungra Times on 10 years of service to the local community.

For the past decade the Canungra Times has provided important coverage of local stories and events which are enjoyed by locals and travellers alike.

Last year the Canungra Times provided extensive coverage of turning Canungra pink events (in support of the Cancer Council’s Pink Ribbon Day) – this coverage undoubtedly contributed to the success of these events and typifies the importance of local newspapers.

Again congratulations to Editor Keer Moriarty and to all those that support this wonderful newspaper – I wish you all the best for the coming years.

Jon Krause MP State Member for Beaudesert

Congratulations on your 10th Anniversary!

Many thanks for the support and service you provided to our community. We wish you continued success for the future.

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Blasts From the Past - A Few Excerpts from the past 10 Years Inside...

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Queensland Fire and Rescue Service Acting Assistanct Area Director, Corey Bock presents Canungra Rural Fire Brigade’s First Fire Officer, Stephen Geiger with a National Medal for Service.

Right: David Heck, Beaudesert/Logan Group Officer.

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FIRST FIRE OFFICER’S LONG SERVICE RECOGNISED

By Mark and Chloe Pickard Stephen Geiger, First Fire Officer of the Canungra Rural Fire Brigade was presented with the National Medal for Long Service and two clasp medals at at ceremony at Canungra showgrounds on Saturday 14th February 2012.

These medals represent over 35

years of service as a member of the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service.

Stephen began his involvement in as an officer of the Bush Fire Brigade with his father.

Current QFRS Acting Assistant Area Director Corey Bock, also the QFRS Area Training and Support Officer for the Brisbane area,

presented the medal.

In his speech, Corey reflected on the length of dedicated service Steve has selflessly given to the Canungra community in managing a vital local emergency service, and on the outstanding leadership he has provided as the lynch pin of the Canungra Rural Fire Brigade.

Sport

Canungra Bowls Club

By Ray Hickson Canungra Bowls Club Monday night Business and Community Competition resumed on 6th February with ten teams taking part: Numb Nuts, The Lemons, Odds and Sods, Hotel (1), Hotel (2), Crazy Farmers, Paper Runners, Hopefuls, Bees News, Glass in Paradise.

Winners of the Canungra Wall Plaque Competition on 8th February (pictured above): Benowa team members: Adele Wagner, Keith Bryant, Kay Bryant, with Canungra Ladies President Ray Hickson

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Well Being

Red Billabong Wraps Up in Town

With Clancy Beck

Eat Your Vegetables!

“Eat your vegetables!” is something you’ve likely heard your whole life, since Mum tortured you with servings of brussels sprouts and cabbage. Now, it’s the medical experts who encourage you to add more veggies to your diet, advising between five to nine servings of fruit and vegetables per day for good health. So the token floret of broccoli once a day just doesn’t cut it - but have you wondered why we should eat so many vegetables?

Vegetables are loaded with nutrients, vitamins and minerals that contribute to growth and good health. Various vitamins, such as C and A, help keep eyes, skin, teeth and gums healthy, fight infection and promote wound healing.

Vegetables are also rich in antioxidants which fight free radicals, and may help prevent heart disease, cancer, Parkinson’s disease, hardening of the arteries, heart attack and Alzheimer’s disease.

Vegetables are high in dietary fibre, which can help scour bad cholesterol out of your arteries, thus lowering your risk of heart disease. Fibre also keeps your digestive system running smoothly, helps control blood sugar levels and may help prevent cancer and diabetes.

Trying to lose weight? Vegetables are a dieter’s best friend! Because they are generally low in fat and calories, you can eat a lot of them without gaining weight. If you substitute higher-calorie foods with vegetables, you’ll slash your calorie and fat intake, making weight management easier. The fibre in vegetables makes you feel fuller for a longer period, helping you eat less overall and aiding with weight loss or maintenance.

Some vegetables are ‘healthier’ than others. Some health experts say that potatoes actually don’t count toward your daily recommended servings of vegetables. Instead, potatoes, and often corn as well, are starchy foods more like a grain serving than a vegetable serving.

If you wonder how you can eat that many vegetables in a day, there are some easy ways. Add spinach to a smoothie, have a side salad with every meal, use crumbled cauliflower or zucchini ribbons instead of rice or pasta, have vegetable sticks and humus as a snack.

Get munching on some veg and reap the rewards!

FITNESS AND WEIGHT LOSS

Wondering who the film crew was in Canungra during April? Supernatural missing persons story Red Billabong completed shooting in Canungra last month and is due for release in August this year.

The action thriller is set in the Australian outback and follows two brothers played by Dan Ewing (Home and Away) and Tim Pocock (X-Men Origins: Wolverine), who find themselves stalked by a sinister supernatural being after their friends begin to go missing.

The film’s supporting cast includes Jessica Green (Lightning Point) and Bruce Carter (Gods of Wheat Street), Sophie Don and John Reynolds.

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Shooting in Canungra included location shoots at Bennoble, Canungra FoodWorks and DJ Smith Park with some locals being filmed as extras.

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Preventing and Treating Dry Skin

1 Packet of Kelp Noodles 1 Cup of Cabbage, shredded 2 Carrots, julienned 1 Cucumber, julienned ½ Medium Red Onion, thinly sliced 1 Punnet of Cherry Tomatoes, halved ½ Red Capsicum, julienned 1 Red Chilli, thinly sliced - optional

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After what felt like a very long, hot summer, it’s finally cooling down. But with that comes dry skin. Don’t get me wrong, I love winter, but I can do without the dry patches on my face. So this month, I’ll be giving you some tips to prevent and treat dry skin this winter.

Moisturise, Moisturise, Moisturise - Yes, I said that three times. It’s the most important tip to preventing and treating dry skin. Apply straight after you shower, wash your hands, or cleanse your face, while your skin is still damp.

Cleanse – Cleanse your face morning and night with a gentle cleansing cream designed not to strip your skin of its natural oils. Something with a jojoba or avocado oil base is good.

Toner – Apply a mild, non-alcoholic toner to your skin to hydrate and tone.

Exfoliate – Exfoliate a couple of times a week to remove dead skin cells and help stimulate circulation. This will leave the skin able to absorb the moisturiser more easily.

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Agency Celebrates First Year

MGI consultants present the feasibility study to the Community Bank Steering Committee

Feasibility Study Ticks the Right Boxes

Canungra & District Community Bank® Branch may be able to open its doors by Christmas 2015 after gaining significant support from the local community through a recent survey process.

The survey found there was “not ... any reason why the Community Bank would not be successful in Canungra provided those respondents who indicated they would transfer their banking business do so.”

Steering Committee Chair Janine Rockliff said she was thrilled to see Canungra & District Community Bank® Branch starting to become a reality and thanked the community for its ongoing support.

“More than 250 people have already committed in excess of $710,000 in pledges to the project, and they will be able to follow through on that promise by buying shares in the new company,” she said.

“The committee will now work to establish this company, which will govern the locally-operated Canungra & District Community Bank® Branch.

“We also need to develop a legal prospectus and, all things going to plan, we hope to launch our public share offer by August” For further information about the proposed Canungra & District Community Bank® Branch, including how to support the project by transferring your banking prior to opening, contact Janine Rockliff on 0434 238 008.

Canungra residents have demonstrated the need for a Community Bank® by giving real support to the Canungra Bendigo Bank agency.

The Agency opened in May 2014 as part of the campaign to bring banking back to Canungra.

Agency Principal, Keer Moriarty said the Agency has been well supported by local residents, businesses and community organisations.

“Even though the hours are limited, many people have taken the opportunity to use the Agency for day to day banking which supports the Community Bank campaign,” said Keer.

“The success of the Agency also sends a message to Bendigo Bank that a Branch is needed in Canungra,” she said.

“Many of our community organisations have seen the value of this, utilising the banking services as well as the mobile community EFTPOS service for sign on days.”

“It has been a very busy year but I’m happy with the result. It shows that Canungra really does need a bank and I am looking forward to the day the Branch opens and starts to return profits to our community.”

The Agency processes banking transactions such as deposits and withdrawals in real time and open accounts. It is supported by Springfield Branch and a mobile lending manager, Bob Stone who can assist customers with home loans as well as a range of business banking services.

The agency is located at The Canungra Times office, 1/1 Lawton Lane and is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 9.30am – 2.30pm.

Canungra AH&I Society Looking forward to having a local bank that returns profits to community organisations!

Suzanne RobertsConveyancing Informed Practice is veryDirector proud to be a customer

92-96 Wagonwheel of the BendigoRoad Bank for the last 6 BOYLAND years. The service CANUNGRA QLD 4275 received has

Kaylex Constructions is proud to support the Canungra & District Community Bank® Project and congratulates the Canungra Agency on their 1st birthday.

In the Raw

MyCountryEscape

Homewares, Giftware & Clothing

29 Christie Street Canungra Phone 5543 4042 the Proudly supporting www.mycountryescape.com.au Mon - Fri 9am - 4:30pm Sat & Sun 9am - 1pm Canungra & District Community Bank® Campaign

Health Food Store Supporting the Campaign to open a bank that returns profits to our town

DAB Accounting I was happy to support the Canungra Community Bank® Project by changing my business banking to Bendigo.

When the full service branch opens and money starts flowing back to the community I’ll be even happier.

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Canungra State School P&C Association

Proudly supporting the Canungra & District Community Bank® Campaign

been excellent and to have our truly and the town.

E: info@informedconveyancing.com.au Ph: 07 5543 4996 own07branch in Canungra will Fax: 5543 5104 Mobile: 060 849 be an0447 asset to our company

www.informedconveyancing.com.au

Great to have banking back in our town. Waiting for Canungra & District Community Bank® to open its doors and seeing the flow on effects for our community!

Canungra Owls Soccer Club Proudly supporting the Canungra & District Community Bank® Campaign

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Canungra & District Community Bank® Project Our results are in and we think you will be happy!

Canungra & District Community Bank® Branch looks set to open its doors within the next 12 months.

However we are not there yet!

$750,000 $700,000 $650,000 $600,000

The community has already pledged over $710,000 however we need to reach a minimum target of $750,000 in share pledges to move to the pulic share offer stage.

This will raise the start up capital needed to establish the new branch.

So, if you haven’t already, join your friends and family and register to buy your shares NOW!

$550,000 $500,000 $450,000 $400,000 $350,000 $300,000 $250,000 $200,000 $150,000 $100,000 $50,000

minimum target For further information please contact: Janine Rockliff

0434 238 008

Keer Moriarty

0407 671 286

$750,000

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AWL Pets of the Month

BOOKINGS: (07) 5543 4002

Dexter is a big loveable dope who loves being with people and finds a lot of comfort just hangin out with the family. He would suit an indoor lifestyle where he can be with the family and lounge around on a nice bed and would love a daily walk.

Dexter is a four year old Weimaraner. This is a large breed of dog but they are very lovable and can be real lounge lizards (but do require some daily exercise). He is $350 and is vaccinated, wormed and desexed.

Add a bit of spice to your life with “Pepper”.

Pepper is a four and a half year old blue and cream tortiseshell.

She gets along with children, is tolerant of dogs and sociable with cats. She is more of an independent cat but is also happy to share her attentions with her human. She has been in a cattery and is fine staying in them.

Pepper is $50 and is vaccinated, wormed and desexed.

Please note that adoption fees are subject to change as they are currently subsidised through sponsorship by Von Bibra Motors. Check the web site or phone for updates.

THANK you YOU Thank Canungra RSL Sub Branch wishes to acknowledge the following businesses for their generosity and support for our Anzac Day Gunfire breakfast and badge sales: • Aussie Lifestyle Properties • Bean In • Blackbird Country Pies

• Canungra Valley Real Estate

• Funky Dory

• Canungra Auto Clinic

• Geiger Motors

• Canungra FoodWorks

• In The Raw

• Canungra Hardware

• My Country Escape

• Canungra Newsagency • Canungra Pharmacy Page 26

Shelter Road, Coombabah Ph: 5509 9000 www.awlqld.com.au

• Hinterland Gold Real Estate

• Canungra Hairdressing • Canungra Hotel

To meet Dexter, Pepper or any of the other animals available for adoption, visit the AWL Gold Coast Rehoming Centre.

• Canungra Valley Medical

• Cafe Metz • Canungra Butchery

If you are looking for a foot warmer this winter, consider adopting a cat from the AWL! While there are no guarantees your feline friend will want to sit on your lap and keep you warn, they are well known for finding the most comfortable place in the house - whatever the weather!

• The Outpost Cafe • Trevor Walker The Canungra Times’ 10th Birthday Edition - May 2005 - May 2015

Eyes to the Skies

The Glossy Black Conservancy is again seeking volunteers to help survey the local population of Glossy Black-Cockatoos on Sunday 3rd May. The Birding Day efforts rely heavily on the assistance of members of the public who have an interest in the Glossy Black-Cockatoo and its conservation. This is ‘citizen science’ at its best - where observations and records from the general public make an important contribution to furthering the understanding of the ecology of the Glossy Black-Cockatoo.

Tracey Larkin from Mt Barney Lodge is the Coordinator for the Scenic Rim in 2015. She is keen to gather an army of volunteers who are able to assist with the survey.

“In 2013 we had more than 50 volunteers and saw over 50 birds,” said Tracey, “Last year only eight people volunteered and our survey numbers dropped to four. Your individual help makes all the difference to the success of the survey.”

The survey is conducted annually on a staggered schedule with survey dates alternating between May and October to take into account breeding activity.

The objective is to gain a better understanding of the Glossy Black-Cockatoo distribution, habitat use and population demographics over time. The surveys provide the foundation for a long-term monitoring program that will be able to assess trends in the population.

Residents can submit sightings of the species, or signs of their feeding activity, any day of the year using the on-line sightings tool. www. glossyblack.org.au/Submit_sightings.html If you think you could help out on the day, or if you would like more information, please contact Tracey on 5544 3233 or tracey@mtbarneylodge. com.au.

Nature’s Gems

Travel Diary 2014 - Albany, WA

By Melissa Whitby My main two objectives for visiting Albany were to see a Malleefowl in the wild and to visit Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve.

My first stop was the Torndirrup National Park, just outside Albany. This beautiful national park protects an incredible array of coastal vegetation and one of the most dramatically beautiful coastlines I have ever seen. As always, I was on the hunt for anything that moved, especially if it had feathers. I was rewarded with close encounters with the Baudin’s Black-Cockatoo, Western Rosella and Red-capped Parrot.

One of the best bird watching locations around Albany is Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve. This was a location I had been wanting to visit for years as it was home to several endangered wildlife species such as the Noisy Scrubbird and Gilbert’s Potoroo. The Noisy Scrubbird is incredibly hard to see but I was able to locate one by its distinctive call. Other amazing bird encounters included seeing the Western Bristlebird and hearing the Western Whipbird. I would recommend taking several days to explore this reserve if you wish to encounter its incredible wildlife.

My forays around Albany had not led me to an encounter with the bird that I had come to see: The Malleefowl. So, I decided to head north towards Ongerup (a known Malleefowl location) and the Stirling Ranges National Park. I decided to stay at the Stirling Range Retreat and I discovered that this was a great bird-watching location. At the Stirling Range Retreat, I had amazing views of the Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo, Elegant Parrot, Regent Parrot, Purple-crowned Lorikeets and an array of other incredible bird life. However, the major highlight was when I encountered the elusive Malleefowl scratching on his nest mound. This beautiful bird is one of the three megapode species in Australia, which builds a large nest mound to reproduce its young. Malleefowl numbers in Australia have declined over the years; however, a concerted effort from private property owners, volunteers and non-profit organisations is providing the Malleefowl with a helping hand.

My time around Albany was an incredible wildlife-watching experience. I would recommend a visit to Albany even if one were just on holidays and not chasing wildlife. Albany is rich in Australian history and an absolute must to experience!

Malleefowl

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BIG OPEN AREAS: With full sun

REAR OF BLOCK: Macadamias to be pruned and kept, Silky Oak old and to be removed open up area for lower orchard. Workshop location ideal

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UPPER TERRACE: Pavilion to stay, but pool structurally poor and needs removing

CHOOKSHED: In a dominant location but important for food and activities in the yard

LEVEL PAD near bedrooms, looking at significant site Mango Tree. Shade and views in summer.

SERVICE AREA: access to house area and rear to remain but needs structure and defintion

LOWER REAR ACCESS: a location of offstreet parking structre and access to the house and rear yard:

PRIVATE COURTYARD: in state of disrepair.

Pavers need lifting and drainage problems

SITE INVENTORY AND ANALYSIS

VISITOR CARPARK: Good level pad with direct access to house, but privacy of front vegetation patch

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SITE ANALYSIS

PROJECT

KENNY RESIDENCE

SITE

2-4 Manor Crt, CANUNGRA Q

ENTRY: Steps need repairs and aren’t serviceable. A great sense of entry and arrival needed

ISSUE

A

DATE

20/05/11

1:250 @ A2

DESIGN BRIEF & RESPONSE Derived from the formal Brief contained in the Service Agreement 1. bring a sense of Structure, Order and Organisation over the whole site through an imaginative layout 2. allow for all the different recreational, productive and functional activities in a unified way 3. to express the site as a unified whole, with sub-zones fitting the overall theme 4. to explore ‘Productive’ practicalities within an imaginative configuration i) extensive perennial and annual beds including herbs, medicinal and cosmetic in raised beds and on ground, and to propose both an easier method and functional configuration ii) augment existing fruit trees in a cordinated way iii) expand the chicken / egg production iv) integrated compost processing location 5. Entries to be strengthened 6. Passive recreation areas to be formalised 7.more shade and coordinated mass planting 8. create a diverse range of nooks for a diverity of ways to use use and enjoy the site 9. propose a configuration for both pedestrian and vehicular access, including on-site garage and workshop.

10. explore the potential for income producing accomodation options with private courtyards

CONCEPT SKETCH

SITE FUNCTION

Radial zoning derived from the site analysis centred on the core of the site, the mid point betwen the house and the upper terrace area.

From this point both functional and aesthetic

Activity zones that harmonised both the appearence and functionality of the whole site., as well providing a basis for Staged works depending on priorities

ZONES LIVING: Primary living area outside with Pavilion, higher viewing area and access to all areas further out into the yard OPEN SPACE: Central ordering and Recreational space from which all main aspects of the yard are accessible SERVICE: Carparking or garage space with frequently used elements from which the yard is accessible by vehicle.

PRIVATE: Adjacent to the two main bedrooms looking east with potential access to individual private spaces.

RAINFOREST: Existing vegetated space as Entry Feature and possible internal spaces.

PRODUCTIVE: Planted Beds rfor annuals and perrenials with full exposure to sun PRODUCTIVE: Tree and Orchard crops grouped. Fenced with chook access all round.

WORKSHOP: and storage area with access through to the Open Space area. Alternate hangout.

VERGE AREA: Maintenance and Visitor Parking

OPTIONS

Option 1

LEGEND

Option 2

MASS PLANTING

The Options show three alternate Layouts which integrate the Design Brief with the existing site conditions in a designed manner expressed through both the Concept Sketch and Function drawings.

LEGEND

organically irregular broad curves defining the main spaces establish a structured order over the whole site, whilst providing an informal feeling.

Option 3

MASS PLANTING

TURF GRASS

i) Option 1

TURF GRASS

GRAVEL PATH

GRAVEL PATH

CONCRETE PATH

CONCRETE PATH

ii) Option 2 a more formal geomentric definition to all the main spatial zones imparts a more visually structured order and flow through the whole site with a crisper delineation between the different areas. A greater sense of unity of the whole site , this option would also experineced as far more informal on te ground iii) Option 3 pure rectilinear formality provides the most obvious and striking sense of visual structure and order. The scale of the site and the configuration of the sub--spaces still allows extended views ‘through spaces maintaning a ’big site feel’ within a more manageable layout.

Each Option allows for maximised opportunities to include all the desired elements in a unified manner over the whole site The difference zones are structurally acheived by a broadly precise setout, attention to level ground planes, and the degree of edge definition. (eg: aim for pads with gradients of max1:50 falls. The configurations shown will require max 400cut and a similar fill in some locations only)

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DESIGN OPTIONS

PROJECT

KENNY RESIDENCE

SITE

2-4 Manor Crt, CANUNGRA Q

ISSUE

A

DATE

20/05/11

1:250 @ A2

DWELLING: Potential to secure structure, line and make habitable. Run services in conduits (water / power) to structure

PRODUCTION

STAGE 1: UPPER TERRACE PLAN R E TA I N I N G WALL to achieve upper living terrace

PLANTING for Productive or Ornamental plants

STORAGE /WORKSHOP: Can Secure existing sheds, with path access. Verandah or covered structure to allow inclement weather use and also for passive recreation LOW PALING FENCE: Forage encloseure for chickens away from yard and to delineate the separate spaces

UPPER TERRACE On platform level with Pavilion, turf grass with views over the property

ACCESS StairsTo the shed and main backyard areas

RAISED BEDS for clipping greens and herbs for easy access ACCESS to the side Private Courtyards

PAD renew pavers

CHICKEN COUP / ENCLOSURE / FORAGE RUN: Enlarge coup and enclosure to accomodate an increase flock. Optimal stocking rate 1500/Ha Potential to have 45 chickens on rear only areas (300sqm)

COMPOST AREA: 3 bin processing area clost to raised beds with access to Orchard CENTRAL OPEN SPACE: Minor earthworks to reduce gradient from 1:30 to 1:50 to create a level pad for active recreation.

MASS PLANTING: To fence area.

Small trees, espaliered trees, vines grown on clinbing frames.

VEHICLE ACCESS: To Compost and Woodlot areas. an be grass or deco depending on frequency of use STEP ACCESS: From the top terraces to the lower via concrete steps.

MANGO SHADE: Lift crown of Mango tree closest to the house and place seating under to captialise on the heavy shade and estate views afforded.

Thin crown periodically to maximise the fruit quality.

Augment with Fruit / Nut / Avocado trees in grid pattern around central open spaces ORCHARD Vase prune eastern Mango to 3x4 Augment with Fruit / Nut / Avocado trees in grid pattern around central open spaces

GARAGE AND CARPORT: Double garage, with single carport with front roller doors for security. Access through carport to rear yard for vehicles and deliveries NEW PATH: From entry path to rear yard in an ordered grid pattern

UPPER TERRACE refer to Inset

MASS PLANTING: Remove existing edging, augment shade tolerant planting, with informal deco path widing around existing shade tree. Add a bench seat SIDE FENCE: Replace exisitng pool fencing with 1500H timber paling fence and gate to increase privacy.

Avocado Trees

ACCESS down to the side veggie gardens and beyond

SMALL TREES and Lomandra to get a sense of division between the house and the Pavilion area

LOWER ORCHARD / GROVE / WOODLOT: Remove Silky Oak Prune Macadamias to 4x3 Add fruit / nut / olive trees in grid Pathway through to workshop ALL WEATHER PATHWAY: To central open space perimter for all weather access for definition RAISED PLANTER BEDS: 600H planted beds for smaller perrenial & annual vegetable and herb Beds aligned with overall layout. Deco paths between planted beds

PRIVATE COURTYARD 1: Provide glass door access straight from main bedroom, to a Level Pavement and grass exisitng pad

Olive Trees

More Chooks

STRUCTURE PKANTINGS

RATIONALE Notes on Configuration: the circular geomentric options provides the optimal balance between a structured sense of order with organically curving ‘shapes’ to all the spaces. A rectangular base is retained for the Upper Terrace area for ease of construction and to integrate with house and Paviloin The configuration gives the site an overall structure and sense of order which aid its maintenance and effective use Recreation The Main Lawn Terrace provides active recreation opportunities and a host f subspaces cater for passige recreation even in the movement around the site, siting or just contemplating the place in which you are in.

Lemon Myrtle

Watergum

Turf Grass

Bangalow Palm

Lomandra

Garage with through access to rear

Entry Steps

ELEMENTS

Compost rotation

Walling

Internal Fencing

Production Each area of the Brief has been included with large areas under vegetables, frut trees and an enlarged Circulation The layout and spatial relatioships provide for infinite ways to traverse the site in a heirarchy of formal and informalo pathways Raised Beds

Formal terrace edge

Informal paving

PRIVATE COURTYARD 2: Renew existing tile pavers. Install field gully pit with stormwater drainage or falls away. Install pegola with half all weather / half shade clothe. Remove weeds and dying plant material and augment with additional tree and Lomandra species NEW STEP ENTRY: Renew the exisitng steps with similar construction methods to the alignments shown. Continue the Rainforest Planting on both sides of the new entry steps HOUSE: install glass doors to open outside in key locations

FORMALISE ENTRY: Widen path and feed directly onto the front verandah.

LEVEL DECO PAD: To emphasise the entry to the house and also as an alternate space for passive recreation SEATING NOOKS: Informal level deco pads with steps and narrow path through the Rainforest area for alternate rereation.

RAINFOREST ENTRY FEATURE: Augment sub-tropical trees & palms, remove weeds, shrub species as well as debris. Ground cover plantings to 500H.

CABIN

WOODLOT

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MAIN LAWN TERRACE

CONCEPT PLAN

ACCESS FROM UPPER TERRACE

VERANDAH

DECO PAD

STEPS

ENTRY

PROJECT

KENNY RESIDENCE

ISSUE

A

SITE

2-4 Manor Crt, CANUNGRA Q

DATE

20/05/11

1:250 @ A2

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Canungra’s Got Talent

If you can sing, dance or just enjoy performing, Kerry Austin wants to hear from you!

Kerry is running Canungra’s Got Talent - a fun competition for all ages at Canungra Showgrounds on Sunday 21st June from 11am.

Performers can be any age and any level but they do need to register with Kerry by 3rd June to be included in the performance schedule.

Each act needs to perform for approximately three to four minutes, and performances can include: singing, dancing, comedy, poetry reading or short skits.

Kerry started the day as an opportunity for children to be able to perform in front of a crowd, but has opened the day up for all ages to perform.

“My passion for music and performance has led me to organise this event. I want to provide a fun, musical day, giving those who share my passion an opportunity to shine,” said Kerry.

As an added treat, Dan the Magic Man will be a special guest on the day and a face painter will also be there.

Dan has been entertaining audiences of all ages for more than 15 years and has performed locally at the Canungra Show, Binna Burra Mountain Lodge as well as around Australia and Asia, entertaining people with his unique brand of comedy magic.

To enter Canungra’s Got Talent, or to find out more information, call Kerry on 0401 957 069 or visit their facebook page or inbox your details including name, age, performance details and contact details to Canungra’s Got Talent’s facebook page.

Dan the Magic Man will entertain the crowd at Canungra’s Got Talent

Look who’s coming to town!

DAN THE MAGIC MAN Beechmont based magician Dan The Magic Man has been enjoying entertaining audiences for the past 20 years throughout Australasia and performing through Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong and south east Asia and even had the opportunity to performed right along next to Santa Claus, at last year’s charity ball!

Dan’s experience in the hospitality industry and a fist full of Australian Magician awards makes of an exciting blend for any performer not to be missed..That’s why seeing is believing...

Where to catch him: • Canungra Hotel, Mother’s Day, Sunday 10th May from 12 -3pm • Saturday 21st June from 12 noon at Canungra’s Got Talent

“Catch em ... he cheats ya eyes. Miss em ... Ya cheat yourself”

Ph: 5533 1227 Mob: 0412 180 546 Email: dan@hospitalitymagic.com.au

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May is Enrolment Month Scholarship Applications open for May only – www.tmc.qld.edu.au for details Secure your child’s place and future.

INVITATION: Eduquest - Saturday 30th May This is an annual event organised by TMC.

Please note - this year is different.

You must be registered as an individual to enter.

(Eduquest Registration Form at www.tmc.qld.edu.au )

Scholarships for Yr 6 students going into Yr 7 2016 Special Limited Release ScholarshipsYr 7 and Yr 8 new enrolments for Semester 2 this year!

Great Prizes• Individual Eduquest medallions for scholarship winners • Eduquest gift bags Yr 6: • 1st placed Yr 6 student receives TMC Scholarship for Yr 7-12 plus College Uniform (Yr 7 outfitted).

• 2nd placed Yr 6 student receives TMC scholarship for Yr 7-12.

• 3rd placed Yr 6 student receives TMC scholarship for Yr 7-10.

Yr 7 and Yr 8: • 1st placed Yr 7 student receives TMC Scholarship for Yr 7-12 plus College Uniform (Yr 7 outfitted) – commencing Semester 2 2015.

• 1st placed Yr 8 student receives TMC Scholarship for Yr 8-12 plus College Uniform (Yr 8 outfitted) – commencing Semester 2 2015.

• Selected students from Yr 6 and 7 and 8 will be sent letters from the Principal, of Half Scholarship offers, following review of challenge scores.

Time: 9.00am – 1.30pm with morning tea and sausage sizzle lunch provided Place: Tamborine Mtn College 80 Beacon Rd Nth Tamborine 4272 Date: Saturday 30th May Contact: 55453644 admin@tmc.qld.edu.au *Eduquest is not open to current TMC students.

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School Happenings - Canungra State School

Students of the Week - Well done!

Evie Anderson Interschool Sport

An interschool sport day was held at Tamborine State School for students in grade 4 - 6.

100% Attendance Party

Student who have not missed a day at school in Term One attended the 100% attendance party!

This is part of the School’s strategy to encourage attendance. School attendance is compulsory unless the student is unwell, however there was one day in Term One when students and staff were sent home due to flooding in the area.

Students unable to attend on this day were still included in the 100% attendance party.

Easter Hat Parade

All Classes Participated in the Easter Hat Parade on the last day of Term 1.

Ella Hastie Due to poor weather the Parade was held in the hall, with classes doing two laps of the hall to show off their fantastic Easter creations!

Playground Leaders

The Playground Leaders received their badges on Parade after completing their Playground Leaders Program training wih Mrs O’Connell.

Anzac Day

Students attended an Anzac Day ceremony at the School on Friday 24th April. Major Tanya Bennett from Kokoda Barracks addressed the students.

On Saturday 25th April a number of students marched in the Anzac Parade along with other community groups and service and ex-service personnel, and attended the main service in DJ Smith Park.

School Captains Charlie Nicholson and Will O’Connell laid a wreath on behalf of the school.

There was a free sausage sizzle at Canungra FoodWorks after the march for all school students who marched.

P&C Meetings

Last term the 2015 P&C Executive decided to trial changing the time of the P&C meetings to 3pm on the last Tuesday of each month. The P&C will be seeking feedback when the trial period comes to an end. They are keen to see whether the time change is more convenient for parent and would like to see as many as possible attend the meetings.

The next P&C Meeting is on Tuesday 26th May.

Canungra agency now open

Got a possum, snake or bird problem?

Naturecall can remove all types of pests from your home, office or school.

Located at the Canungra Times Office Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9.30am - 2.30pm Phone 5543 5532 Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Limited. ABN 11 068 049 178 AFSL/Australian Credit Licence 237879. (S48875) (06/14)

Call us now to report a pest 1300 319 954 www.naturecall.com.au Page 30

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School Happenings - Canungra State School

Right: School Captains Will O’Connell and Charile Nicholson address the crowd at Canungra’s Anzac Day ceremony in DJ Smith Park

By Fiona Williams, greenteamcss@gmail.com Welcome back to Term Two. We have lots of plans for Green Team Activities this month, stay tuned to the School Newsletter for more details on upcoming meetings and working bees.

Remember the whole community is welcome to come along to our working bees and see what we are achieving for our school and greater community.

For some time now we have had the wonderful support of Irene White from In the Raw. Irene not only contributes to our working bees but has also sponsored

Green Team News

our end of term Nude Food Awards by donating a prize to the winning student.

In the past, students who received weekly Nude Food Awards have gone into the draw for the end of term prize.

This year we would like to include all students who contribute to the Green Team in any of our activities. We are renaming the award from Nude Food to Green Team Award for the term.

Students will still be nominated by their teachers for weekly nude food awards and the Green Team strongly supports this initiative however we feel that the Green Team stands for so much

Geiger Motors

BROWN FAMILY FUNERALS “Our Family Caring For Yours” LO C A L LY OW N E D FA M I LY C O M PA N Y

Available 24 hours Ph: 5541 0062

more than our Nude Food lunch boxes.

We conduct weekly gardening club days to which we get a lot of student attendance and of course our working bees bring together students from all ages as well. This said, the Green Team felt it was necessary to give these students the opportunity to be rewarded with an entry into the end of term draw.

Irene and her wonderful store support all our Green Team Initiatives and will continue to donate our prizes so that together we can promote a broader understanding of our community and environment.

For all mechanical repairs: • Cars.

• Light trucks.

• Tractors.

• Mower sales and service.

• Gardening equipment.

166-168 Enterprise Drive, Beaudesert Qld 4285

Email: enquiries@brownfamilyfunerals.com.au

34 Christie Street, Canungra

Ph: 5543 5222

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TCT Kids!

YOUTH TRIVIA NIGHT Saturday 6 June 2015 from 6.30pm at the Uniting Church Hall 31 Appel St, Canungra Tables of 6-8 people

All ages welcome - $10pp for over 5 years (includes supper)

Q: How do you fit more pigs on your farm?

A: Build a sty-scraper!

Q: What did the farmer call the cow that had no milk?

A: An udder failure.

Q: Why do gorillas have big nostrils?

A: Because they have big fingers!

Prizes for best dressed table

Q: What do you get from a pampered cow?

A: Spoiled milk.

Mob: 0434 846 663 Or

Q: Why are teddy bears never hungry?

A: They are always stuffed!

Bookings by Wed 3 June to Heather email: hmoriarty22@gmail.com

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What a Joke!

Q: What do you call a sleeping bull?

A: A bull-dozer.

Q: Why do fish live in salt water?

A: Because pepper makes them sneeze!

Q: What do you get from a pampered cow?

A: Spoiled milk.

Q: Where do polar bears vote?

A: The North Poll Q: What did the judge say when the skunk walked in the court room?

A: Odor in the court!

Q: What sound do porcupines make when they kiss?

A: Ouch!

Q: Why did the snake cross the road?

A: To get to the other ssssssside!

Q: When is a well dressed lion like a weed?

A: When he's a dandelion (dandy lion)

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Canungra Crossword

Your Stars - May 2015

ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20)

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Walk slowly, with an open heart. Life isn’t only about putting the superstructure in place. All that we build has to serve a more sensitive, human purpose, to be meaningful.

The Sun is firing you up. At the same time, Venus is opening a floodgate of sensitivity. Keep your guard down.

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ACROSS 3 Send money 8 Bank employee 10 Country 11 Land measure 12 Legally adequate 14 Vestiges 16 Feel contrition 19 Sphere of action 20 Love god 21 Uttered gratingly 23 Well known 25 Perfect score 26 Kitchen utensil 28 Unsightly growths 30 Vesselsí mooring spaces 31 Satisfy fully 32 Fraction 33 Walk laboriously 35 Clergyman 38 Capsize 39 Sharp blow 40 Lays bare 41 Discussion 42 Long lock

Float in your own private universe. Take time to reflect and heal. This will be liberating. Something new may well come into being, from doing the opposite of what you would normally do. Do as little as possible. If you sense yourself interfering with the flow, do even less.

DOWN 1 Body height 2 Appeal 3 Showing veneration 4 Effaced 5 Season 6 Follower 7 Separates 9 Do wrong 13 Modern Persia 15 Skipped about 17 Explosive charges 18 Indicate assent 22 Written laws 24 Performs surgery 27 Taken unjustly 28 Armed conflict 29 Pace 30 Two-footed animals 31 Razor sharpener 34 Sudden wind blast 36 Snare 37 Cereal grass

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Mercury spends the next month dithering around in Gemini, not knowing whether to go hither or thither. Confusion is important. It has been said that confusion comes when old patterns have fallen apart and new ones haven’t as yet arrived Allow yourself the luxury of not knowing.

CANCER (June 22 – July 22)

Venus is travelling through Cancer. Whenever Venus around, the theme is ‘delight’. In how many ways can you experiment and express delight? What do you do that deepens delight? What do you do that gets in the way of delight? Make delight your meditation, your love affair.

LEO (July 23 – Aug 22)

Jupiter has by now passed through the very middle of Leo. By now you should have had some sort of a glimpse into the nature of your strategies to maintain power. These strategies are what prevents you from growing. They aren’t what gives you growth. Go past what you know.

VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22)

With Mercury retrograde in Gemini, life is holding a mirror up to the mind’s habit of going around in circles, like a dog chasing his tail. The mind is a great servant but a lousy master. Let your dissatisfaction make you hungry for the creativity that can get you out of this loop.

LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23)

Solution No. 8377

The Taurus Sun settles things down. It brings you down to earth. It helps you plant your love of beauty in the fertile soil of everyday reality. It takes you out of the rarefied clouds that keep you one step away from realising your beautiful vision.

Enjoy the immediacy of each moment.

ACROSS DO ACROSS DOWN 1 Statu 3 Remit 3 Send money 1 Body height SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21) 8 Teller 2 Plea 8 Bank employee 2 Appeal Life is confronting you with the places in relationship you have10 managed to gloss over. Perhaps, in encountering theReve India 10 Country 3 Showing veneration reality of yourself and the one/s you love most dearly,3 you 4 Erase 11layersAre will find of beauty that defy expectations. First, illusion 11 Land measure 4 Effaced must12 go, then we get to savour realities beauty.

Valid 5 Tide 12 Legally adequate 5 Season SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21) 14 isTraces Saturn retrograde. He is easing the pressure. 6 WhenAdhe 14 Vestiges 6 Follower he applies pressure, events and circumstances squeeze 16 Repent 7 usParts 16 Feel contrition 7 Separates into coming to terms with life as it is, as opposed to how we 19it toArena 9 toErr imagine be. By easing off, he is providing the chance 19 Sphere of action 9 Do wrong relax20 and assimilate what’s gone before.

Eros 13 Iran 20 Love god 13 Modern Persia CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19) 15outCape 21 Rasped Pluto is retrograde. He is offering you time to figure 21 Uttered gratingly 15 Skipped about the truth of your circumstance. We pursue what we value.

Noted 17 Petar 23 Well known 17 Explosive charges Look23 at what you are pursuing and you’ll see where your true values lie. Doing this will inspire you to recalibrate 25 Ten 18yourNod 25 Perfect score 18 Indicate assent dreams and intentions. Review your scenario.

26 Pan 22 Statu 26 Kitchen utensil 22 Written laws AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18) The are inviting you to take a stand. They 24areOper 28planets Warts 28 Unsightly growths 24 Performs surgery giving you an existential platform from which to launch the 30 Berths next phase of your life. Though your anxiety might27 try toUsurp 30 Vessels’ mooring 27 Taken unjustly convince you that you have to rush, life is being surprisingly 31 Sate 28 War spaces 28 Armed conflict patient and caring with your emerging dreams.

Canungra Rainfall - April 2015 32 Third 29 Step PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20) 31 Satisfy fully 29 Pace The Taurus Sun grounds you.

It makes you feel safe.Biped 33 Trudge 30 2015...................Year to Date.........Recorded by 32Area....................April Fraction 30 Two-footed animals When you feel safe, the whole world and all it’s very real .............. 61mm......................... 485.5mm................. Barry Day 35 Pastor possibilities, come one step closer. Gravitate to the31 peopleStrop 33Canungra.

Walk .laboriously 31 Razor sharpener and places that give you this feeling. We can help the Ferny Glen............141.5mm........................ 657mm.......Lindell Grimshaw 38along.

Upset 34 Gust 35Wonglepong...........

Clergyman 98mm.........................

34542.5mm.

Sudden wind blast process It is important to be in the right environment. ............ Ray Hickson 39 Rap 36 Trap 38 Capsize 36 Snare © M.J.Dean 2015 40 Opens 37 Oat 39 Sharp blow 37 Cereal grass The Canungra Times’ 10th Birthday Edition - May 2005 - May 2015 Page 33 41 Debate 40 Lays bare 42 Tress

Moriarty Park Community Sporting Centre

Suduko

Solution page 41

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

Honour Roll

2002 - Canungra U10 Soccer Team 2003 - Murray Hopley 2004 - Danielle Teveluwe 2005 - Jonny Durand 2006 - Chealsea Teveluwe 2007 - Joshua Bell-McNee 2008 - Katelyn Duncan 2009 - Phil Hystek 2010 - Adina Reed 2011 - Jake Middleton 2012 - Harrison Smith 2013 - Trevor Harrold 2014 - Joshua Torrens

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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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Steven 0408 943 940 - A/H 5543 7211

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Jason Beaver, Horticulturist - 0407 454 831 www.eagerbeavergardencare.com.au

Email bjphillipselectrical@live.com Firewood

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$100 trailer load (1 tonne) Free delivery - Canungra to Beechmont Other areas – small delivery charge

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Call ROCKY ON 0435 378 844 Hinterland Driveway & Landscaping Solutions

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Joyan Household Gas Tamborine We supply & deliver Household Kleenheat Gas

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New Phone Number: 0419 724 855

Call John on 5543 6400 Mobile: 0424 486 986 Garage Doors

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Eureka Slashing Services Local Contractor Large Acreage Blocks Slashed

Ph: 0411 691 080 108Spaces Landscape Architect: Ph: 0432 825 104

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Group Fitness Classes: • For all ages above 15 years • Mon & Wed 5.30pm at Moriarty Park Hall • Tues & Fri 9am HIIT classes at the gym

Ph: 0431 208 588 29B Christie Street, Canungra behind My Country Escape

Avon Distributor, Marj Pholi. Ph: 5543 5421 Canungra Hairdressing. Ph: 5543 5455 Massage: 1/2hr massage $45. Pay and get the 2nd 1/2hr free. Feb only. Must mention ad. Lynne 0415 647 400.

QBSA Lic# 126 488

Health Foods

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2/28 Christie St, Canungra.

Phone: 5543 4371 Machinery Repairs West Machinery Service Mobile Machinery Servicing & Repairs

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Phone: 0423 252 101

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Call Fred 0418 735 091 or 5541 3827

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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

Pets and Livestock

2001 Magna tj Exec: RWC. Good cond. $2,700.

Ph: 0417 615 775.

Bass Guitar: Casino stage series electric bass guitar with soft case. Very good condition. $150.

Ph: 0407 671 286.

Bookcases: Timber. One medium size $100, one large $200 ono. Ph: 5543 5926.

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

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

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.

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

Fill Wanted: Ph: 0432 407 544.

Tractor Wanted for Hire: Local retired farmer wanting short term dry hire of a smaller type compact tractor with bucket and hole auger. Light gardening work only to keep mum happy, for say a day or two day, here and there, very flexible, weekends OK. Very experienced, fastidious operator. Can collect and return. Works at idle speed, tractor only running say a couple of hours per day, and treated with respect. Returned in better condition. Good rate paid for good machine. Property located near local golf course on Beechmont Rd. Please call anytime to continue discussions on 0403 046 001.

Caravan wanted for rent: End July to end August for visiting family, needs to sleep four. Not wanted for towing only for extra sleeping and able to be parked locally on my property. Full references available. So if your caravan is at “rest” during this time please call Jean 0419 767 090.

Wanted to Buy: Tractor and dozer and backhoe.

Can fix. Ph: 0407 378 561.

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DEFENCE PRACTICE AREA CANUNGRA TRAINING AREA QUEENSLAND

TRAINING AREA/ RANGE WARNING NOTICE Residents and visitors to areas surrounding the Canungra Training Area are warned that it is a Defence live firing range.

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Defence training includes firing practices with live ammunition, explosives and lasers that generally occur daily between 0700h – 1600h. Night time practices also occur and are generally completed before 2200h.

Unauthorised entry to the training area is prohibited and exposes any trespasser to serious injury or death.

Unexploded ordnance from Defence activities are extremely dangerous and should not be handled. Persons found trespassing within the Canungra Training Area boundary will be prosecuted.

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Enclosed trailer: Offers in the region of $1950.00 needs to be re-homed too good to be used so infrequently (new car too small to tow it) Tel. Jean 0419767090

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 and 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.

Positions Vacant

Casual Secretary 2015

This year is the 77th year of the show, making ours is one of the longest running regional shows in Queensland.

We are seeking a Secretary on a contract basis to carry out administrative tasks for our events and meetings.

Position Description: The secretary is responsible for the routine administration of the society’s monthly meetings and the coordination of the business of the Show. The position is supported by a hard working team of local volunteers who meet informally to manage business between the monthly meetings.

Lynne: 5543 4552 Clairvoyant

For further information about the Society, visist our website www.canungrashowsociety.org or to apply please email canungrashowsociety@gmail.com.

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Canungra Show Society (Canungra AH&I Society) stages the Canungra Rodeo and Show.

The position offers a contract for applicants possessing organisational and communication ability, an ABN and an interest in part time work from home.

Contract to run from May 2015 to March 2016.

Clairvoyant: Fern 0431 091 296.

For any inquiries regarding the Canungra Training Area please contact the Canungra Training Area, Range Control Officer on 07 5618 6270.

The Canungra AH&I Society

Enquries to: Airlie 0427 587 313 or Keer 0407 671 286

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

Ph: 0431 091 296.

Expressions of Interest: Nursery Shed for Rent.

630sq metres, incl office, bathroom and indoor work areas and approx 500 sqm land. Unlimited water supply. Canungra area. Ph: 0413 724638.

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RENTAL PROPERTIES

Beechmont: $330pw incl power. Quaint 2br stone cottage. Main br upstairs, living, dining, kitchen and 2nd bedroom downstairs. Approx 30mins Canungra, 45 mins Nerang. Avail now.

Canungra: $520pw. 3 br Queenslander on 2.1 hectares. Air con, WIR, ent area, Bore water, dam, shed, stables, arena, tac room, feed shed, wash bay. Available now.

Surfers Paradise: $320pw. Two br unit, plus single garage in quiet street, walking distance to the beach and restaurants, cafes and clubs.

Close to public transport. Available 01.05.2015

Aussie Lifestyle Properties 2/1 Lawton Lane, Canungra Ph: 07 5543 4889

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COMMUNITY NOTICEBOARD

CPR Awareness/Refresher: Held by Local Ambulance Committee and Paramedics at Canungra Bowls Club on Saturday 23rd May, 10.30am - 12 noon. Free sausage sizzle (gold coin donation to LAC optional). Update your CPR skills. All welcome. Ph Judd Hart 0418 194 731.

Lions Clubhouse Opening: Tamborine Village Lions Club invite the community to the official opening of the Tamborine Village Lions Clubhouse and Community recreation facility. Saturday 23rd May 2015 at 3.30pm. The new Clubhouse is situated on the Memorial Hall site, 2680 Waterford-Tamborine Road, Tamborine Village.

Moriarty Park AGM: The Moriarty Park Committee AGM will be held on 19th May at Moriarty Park at 7pm. All are invited and all positions will be declared vacant.

Uniting Church Fete: The annual Uniting Church Fete will be held on Saturday 9th May from 8am - 1.30pm. Any donations of items for the stalls - books, plants, cakes, produce, clothes, bric-abrac etc much appreciated. Ph: 5543 5245.

Youth Trivia Night: Saturday 6th June from 6.30pm at Uniting Church Hall, 31 Appel St, Canungra. Tables of 6-8 people. All ages welcome. $10 / head for over 5 years (includes supper). Prizes for best dressed table. Bookings

by Wed 3 June to Heather 0434 846 663 or email: hmoriarty22@gmail.com.

FREE “parents & baby/toddler” Yoga Classes: Every Tues and Thurs 12pm. Beaudesert Early Years Centre & Kindergarten. Bookings essential by calling 55 401500. Stretch out your body and calm your mind while your kids play with all the toys and each other.

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).

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.

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 second and fourth Saturday of each month. 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.

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.

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.

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Sport

Canungra’s 12 Week Challenge

By Steve Crook

If you are looking for a great way to get motivated and lose weight or tone up then come and join our 6th 12 Week Challenge to looking and feeling great.

You will not only learn how to exercise for weight loss and fitness but also how to maintain a healthy diet and lifestyle to stay healthy all year round.

All members in the Challenge must attend the initial weigh in where we will take weights and measurements and I will be giving a lecture on diet and healthy eating to help you through the Challenge and for after the Challenge finishes.

Diet can be the one thing that makes weight loss hard, so I will be discussing in detail what should and shouldn’t be in your everyday eating plan.

I don’t use any unhealthy fad shake diets so expect all your food to come from fresh real ingredients. Learn to eat right and you will learn to stay healthy and in shape all year round!

By joining the Challenge you will receive: Meal plan, Weekly programs to follow, and as much support you need to get through it.

The Challenge will start on Friday 22nd May 2015 for the weigh in at 5:30pm at Moriarty Park Hall. If you would like to register please call Stephen Crook on 0431 208 588.

It only costs $15 to join the challenge, all you have to do is attend one session a week (group or private) to stay in the competition. Previous winners of the challenges have lost up to 18.4kg.

CANUNGRA AREA GOLF CLUB RESULTS 31st March: Stableford Secret 9. Winner - S Mills 16. Runner Up P McAllan 14 c/b. Other B Brown “Ball from Kid’s palybox. NTP - 5th P McAllan; 8th M Groves. BRD - L Grimshaw 14; M Groves 13; I Mills 11.

2nd April: Stroke/Stabaleford/Putt. Winner - G Hopley 63. Runner Up - A Sami 68. Putts G Hopley 24. Other - Stableford, C Murphy 35. NTP - 7th, 16th C Murphy; 17th L Blair. BRD - R Hewlett 72, C Murphy 72; K Muir 75; L Blair 75.

7th April: SS vs PAR. Winner - N Jones -6cb. Runner Up - G Jarvis -6.

NTP - 5th L Bobermein. BRD - C Durston -7; S mills -8; L Bobermein -9; P McAllan -9.

11th April: Stroke/Stableford/Putt. Winner - A Sami 64. Runner Up - B Broderick 67. Putts B Broderick 23. Other Stableford J Rodger 36. NTP - 5th A Sami; 14th R Hewlett; 7th Rodger; 16th J Rodger; 8th T Mahoney; 7th, 27th+2nd D Harris; 16th, 27+2nd M Voller; Ladies 2nd G Jarvis. BRD - J Rodger 70; H Barnes 71; J McAllan 71; R Hewlett; G Brechbuhl 72; M Cully 73; G Jarvis.

14th April: Stroke/Stableford/Putt. Winner - C Durston 69. Runner Up - I Mills 73. Putts - L Bobermein 26. NTP - 5th, 14th G Jarvis.

18th April: Men vs Ladies Stableford. Winner - A Sami 37. Runner Up L Bobermien 32. NTP - 5th C Murphy; 17th R Rushbrooke; 7th, 27+2nd J Willey; 16th, 27+2nd H Barnes; 18th Ladies 2nd L Bobermien. BRD - M Watson 36; R Rushbrooke 35; B Broderick 35; H Barnes 34; C Murphy 32; D Harris 32; D Brown 32; P Broomhall 32; S Fletcher 32; G Owen 32; D McGuiness 31; M Cully 31; B Weidemann 31; G Mulhearn 30.

21st April: Drop Out Ambrose. Winners - K Sami, S Cameron, B Brown 78. Runners Up - L Bobermien, C Durston, I Mills 79.34.

23rd April: Winner - J McAllan 37. Runner Up - B Broderick 34. NTP 7th, 16th L Blair. BRD - S BObermein 33; B Wiedermann; C Murphy 31; K Muir 31; N Connolly 31; L Blair 30; T Mahoney.

28th April: Winner - M Smith -2 cb. Runner Up - S Cameron -2. NTP 5th, 14th M Groves.

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Sport

Canungra T20 Cricket

Rod Thoroughgood smashes another boundary

By Stu Comley

Player of the Match, Ash Williams

Another great T20 Social Cricket Day on Sunday 26th April with Team Rich taking on Team Rhys.

Rhys was unable to attend so Pearce Eldridge Captained on his behalf.

Due to low numbers on the day, it ended up being a 6-a-side match. This meant that some players had the opportunity to bat twice.

A huge thank you to Tony, Anne and Dave of Canungra Foodworks for supplying the bread rolls for the players’ lunch, very much appreciated.

The scorecard was as follows; • Team Rhys/Pearce 8/60 off 20 overs (extras 13) • Top scorers were Pearce Eldridge 18 & Jake Knight 15 • Top wicket-taker was Ash Williams with 5/7 (Player of the Match) • Team Rich managed to surpass their target and took out the match losing only 6 wickets. Top scorers were Rich Morris 28, a stunning 43 from Rod Thoroughgood including four sixes and three fours, also a noteworthy 19 from Player of the Match, Ash Williams.

The next match will hopefully take place on May 17th, but make sure you keep an eye on updates on the “T20 Social Cricket Canungra” Facebook page. New players are always welcome.

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Sport

Canungra Bowls Club Results

By Bronwyne Brown

Business and Community Competition 2nd April: Winners - Numb Nuts 2+18. Runners up - Paper Runners 2+7.

9th April: Winners - Tamborine Transport 2+25.

Runners up - Paper Runners 2+15.

16th April: Winners Bees News with 2+21.

Runners up - Tamborine Transport 2+13.

23rd April: Winners – Tamborine Transport 16 +67. Runners Up – Paper Runners 14 +62. A close game for the last one of the season.

Final Ladder: 1.

Tamborine Transport 16 + 67

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Numb Nuts 14 + 15

4.

Fun Days 12 + 38

5.

Crazy Farmers 10 -8

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Bees News 9 -7

7.

Outpost 9 - 20

8.

Yowies 6 -45

9.

M & M’s 6 -80

Business and Community Compeition winners Tamborine Transport

Canungra Wall Plaque competition

– Bronwyne Brown, Kerri Weston, George Randall +15.

15th April: Canungra v Beenleigh. Canungra won 65 def Beenleigh 47. Highest Rink Winners

10. Whiz Kids 4 -27 The next season for the Thursday night Business Competition will commence 10th Septem-

– Gayle Kennedy, Teddy Sue Evans, Brian Laurence +14.

Other News Canungra Bowls Club is open Friday nights from 3-30pm.

Social Memberships welcome. Full Member-

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Sport

Canungra Owls Soccer News Settling in to soccer season now and all teams seem to be enjoying their competitions.

Canteen helpers have been terrific and an extra big thankyou to Kelly Shostacki for taking over some of the night game shifts.

Thanks to Ricky and Keiran for lining fields whilst Chris was away, and to the mystery champion grass picker upperers!

Our goal posts have started arriving and will be painted and commissioned shortly. The second set will be provided as bolt together apparatus so we can store in the tractor shed when not required.

Please be on the look out for some individuals who have been metal detecting on our fields and report to Bren or Virginia West; not an issue in essence but several holes have been dug with a small

Moriarty Park News

By Bren Dalby

trowel like tool and then filled in once examined thus causing a dangerous surface for our players running on the fields. A serious injury could occur and we must work together to keep our environment as safe as possible.

Saturday 9th is Daniel Morcombe Day and our soccer club, in conjunction with Football Gold Coast, is doing some fundraising in support of Daniel’s Foundation.

Canungra Owls will donate a set amount for each goal scored at Moriarty Park on the day by either team in each competition that day, plus we will run other raffles, games etc to raise more money ... so come along and be part of something we all feel strongly about and help raise stranger awareness. Wear something RED. Go the Owls !!

CPR Awareness/Refresher

Held by Local Ambulance Committee and Paramedics at Canungra Bowls Club on Saturday 23rd May, 10.30am - 12 noon. Free sausage sizzle (gold coin donation to LAC optional).

Update your CPR skills. All welcome.

Ph Judd Hart 0418 194 731.

By Bren Dalby Having had too few turn up for our scheduled Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 21st April we have rescheduled an AGM for Tuesday 19th May at Moriarty Park at 7pm.

Bren has not as yet received any further nominations for Sportspersons of the Month so we are a few months behind but will catch up soon.

Any nominations for someone who has had outstanding sporting achievements please send them to bren.dalby@bigpond.com Moriarty Park will be holding their first disco for the year on Friday May 15th. 5.30-7.00 for younger party goers ( $4 entry ) and 7.20 -8.50 for the older crew ($5 entry).

Theme for this disco is Pyjama Party ! So get out your onesies or your sleeping bags, flannelette warm winter PJ ‘s etc. and come along for some fun.

Lots of prizes up for grabs. Sausages in bread of course available at $2; soft drinks and Illuminated Water $2 and a selection of lollies.

Parents and guardians we are going to have curries and hot food either to have there or take away as a trial to see how popular they are for only $7 each.

Come along and support Moriarty Park !!

Tamborine Mountain Cricket Presentation Night

By Richard Morris

The Tamborine Mountain Cricket Club Inc. Annual Senior Presentation Night Was held at the Canungra Hotel Saturday 18th April.

A great night indeed MC’ed by local Ash Williams who won the fourth grade bowling trophy.

Local Mic Mahoney had another good season winning two trophies as did Rod Thorogood who received the Player’s Choice in fourth grade.

Well done also to Dan Rankin who received the Mic Shute trophy.

Barry Gill the Club President was a worthy winner of the Chris Wills award and Brett Arthur the Alan Blackman trophy.

Treasurer Richard Morris reported on a sound financial year recognizing the generosity of the Scenic Rim Council for its grant of $2000.

We look forward to another great season commencing in October.

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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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