Issue No 83, October 2012
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Hang Gliders Descend on Canungra
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Property Guide Pages 24 - 25 Owls’ Premiership Win Page 33
Shelley Heinrich from Inglewood, WA, prepares to take off from Flying Fox in the 2012 Canungra Classic. Photo: Haydn Kemmery
Over 60 hang glider pilots took to the skies over Canungra, Beechmont and Mount Tamborine for the 2012 Canungra Hang Gliding Classic. The competition, which ran from 22nd to 29th September drew the top
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Nominees Announced For Business Excellence Awards
Nominees for the Scenic Rim Business Excellence Awards 2012 have been announced, showcasing the range of successful businesses operating across the region. Mayor John Brent said the number of impressive applications received reflected the high calibre of businesses in the Scenic Rim. “We received a very high standard of entries this year from deserving businesses all over the region, and I would like to thank the members of the public who took the time to nominate their favourite business for an award,” he said. Scenic Rim Regional Council and Beaudesert Chamber of Commerce with support from the Boonah & District, Canungra, Kooralbyn Valley and Tamborine Mountain Chambers of Commerce worked together to encourage businesses from across the region to participate. Of the 63 businesses that received a public nomination, 45 took the next step towards receiving an award by submitting their business nomination form. The businesses in the running for one or more categories in this year’s awards are: • AJ Bush • Albert St Veterinary Clinic • Andersens Beaudesert • Angie – Help! • Bakers of Aratula • Bean In? • Beau FM • Beaudesert Café/Mangiamo
• Instyle • Jobson’s Traditional Realty • Kalbar Post Office • Ketchup’s Bank Glamping • Kooralbyn Errand Service • Local Horse Magazine • Physique Health • QLD Moto Park • Ryacon Engineers Pty Ltd • Stephen Hall & Associates Pty Ltd • Steve’s Personal Training • Sustainable Business Alternatives • Swagman’s Pantry Butchers • Tamborine Mtn Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic • T-Bones Butchery • The Escarpment Retreat and Day Spa • The Fair Casket & Paper Shop • The Polish Place • Trilogy Accounting Group • Wrights Jewellers Canungra businesses that received a public nomination also included: Barewood Gallery, Cafe Metz, Canungra Hardware, Canungra Pizza, Canungra Times, and Flutterby Fantasy. The winning businesses will be announced at the Scenic Rim Business Excellence Awards Dinner and Presentation Night on Friday 23rd November at the Centre, Beaudesert. Members of the public are invited to attend to support their local businesses. Tickets will be available for purchase from mid-October.
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Sending Warmth Across the Sea
Local quilting group, Canungra Valley Circle of Friends, is extending Canungra’s community spirit to orphanages in Indonesia. Julie Binskin, who started the Circle of Friends soon after she moved to Canungra from Canberra, said the idea came from Canungra News’ Shane Stevenson who has lived and worked in Indonesia. The quilts will be given to children in two orphanages in Jakarta who range in age from 8 to 15 years. The orphanages have been supported by Shane and ex-colleagues for several years. “We have several women now who are involved in making quilts,” said Julie, “We call them community comfort quilts and have given them to people who are unwell, who have suffered the loss of a loved one, all sorts of reasons.” Shane said the quilts would be treasured by children who have very few possessions of their own. The Circle of Friends was recently involved in RimFest, a Canungra fundraising day for families in the area affected by cancer. Not only did they donate a quilt
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Robyn Mahony, Julie Binskin, Josephine Wilson, Novi Arabian and Shane Stevenson select quilts to be sent to Indonesia.
as a raffle prize, they also made quilts for many people in the area who have cancer but were not recipents of RimFest funds. Group members include: Julie Binskin, Josephine Wilson, Depahne Lobie, Sylvia McKeown, Robyn Mahony, Carol Laurance, Linda Friend and Anne Muir. Julie said it is a pleasure to use their craft skills to make quilts for people in need, both within the community and around the world. “There is so much that you can do if you just look around,” said Julie.”
Children from the Jakarta orphanage receive their quilts
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Bus Timetable Beaudesert to Pacific Fair (via Canungra) FREE Bus Service 18th August, 15th and 27th September, 4th October Canungra..................... 9.25am Pacific Fair . .............. 10.15am Pacific Fair to Beaudesert (via Canungra) Pacific Fair................... 3.30pm Canungra..................... 4.15pm Bookings phone: 0437 655 560 Canungra to Beenleigh via Loganlea
Monday to Friday Canungra..................... 6.00am..... 9.00am Loganlea Station.......... 6.55am..... 9.55am Logan Hyperdome...................... 10.10am Beenleigh Station....................... 10.25am Saturday Canungra..................... 8.30am....11.30am.....2.30pm Loganlea Station.......... 9.30am... 12.30pm.....3.30pm Beenleigh Station........ 9.55am... 12.55pm.....3.55pm
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Monday to Friday Beenleigh Station...... 10.00am..... 1.00pm.....4.00pm Loganlea Station........ 10.10am..... 1.10pm.....4.10pm Canungra....................11.25am..... 2.25pm.....5.25pm Saturday Beenleigh Station...... 10.00am..... 1.00pm.....4.00pm Logan Hyperdome..... 10.10am..... 1.10pm.....4.10pm Logan Hospital/TAFE.10.22am..... 1.22pm.....4.22pm Canungra....................11.25pm..... 2.25pm.....5.25pm Enquiries phone: 07 5546 3077 All Canungra bus times are from DJ Smith Park
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October 5th...... Jam Night at Canungra RSL Services Club from 6.30pm. Ph: 0407 671 286. 8th...... Driver Education Night at the Canungra RSL Services Club at 6pm. Ph: 0421 619 584. 11th..... Canungra Social Swim Club and the Canungra Masters Swimming Club combined sign on night at Canungra Pool. Free sausage sizzle, jumping castle, general meeting to outline the program for the 2012/2013 swimming season. Ph: 0409 752 997. 11th - 14th ... Craft Extravaganza at the Vonda Youngman Community Centre, Mt Tamborine. 14th.... Open Mike at Canungra RSL Services Club from 1pm. Ph: 5543 5524. November 2nd..... Jam Night at Canungra RSL Services Club from 6.30pm. Ph: 0407 671 286. 6th...... Melbourne Cup Day. 7th...... Canungra Chamber of Commerce Meeting. Canungra RSL Services Club, 6.30pm. Ph: 0407 671 286. 11th..... Open Mike at Canungra RSL Services Club from 1pm. Ph: 5543 5524. December 5th...... Canungra Chamber of Commerce Meeting. Outpost Cafe, 8am. Ph: 0407 671 286. 8th...... Carols in the Park. Phone Sandra Middis 0439 719 150. 9th...... Open Mike at Canungra RSL Services Club from 1pm. Ph: 5543 5524. 15th.... Carols on the Mountain - 6.00pm, Hall on Graceleigh, Beechmont. Ph: 5545 9100. Mondays: • Parent Reviver - free cuppa. St Luke’s Church Pavillion. 1pm-2pm. • Fitness Training Moriarty Park Hall 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670. • Yoga classes at Moriarty Park. Call Shirley 5543 4047. • Kundalini Yoga. 7pm at Boyland. Cheryl: 0430 177 013, c.fraser@skymesh.com.au. Tuesdays: • Canungra Golf Club - Ladies’ Competition Golf Day. • Kokoda Playgroup at Kokoda Barracks Ph: Maureen 5618 6405 or Helen 0427 185 674. • $12 Steak Night at Canungra Hotel. Book your table 5543 5233. • Kundalini Yoga. 9.30am at Boyland. Cheryl: 0430 177 013, c.fraser@skymesh.com.au. Wednesdays: • Fitness Training Moriarty Park Hall 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670. • FOLKS social lunch (except public holidays) 10am-2pm Moriarty Park. Ph: 5540 1423. • Justice of the Peace Community Signing Centre. Next to the library 1pm - 5pm. • QFRS - Auxiliary Urban Fire Service, Finch Rd, training 6.30pm. Call 0409 640 471. • Kundalini Yoga. 6.15pm at Boyland. Cheryl: 0430 177 013, c.fraser@skymesh.com.au. Thursdays: • Yoga with Helen. 9.30am - 11am. Moriarty Park Hall - $12.00. Ph: 0404 036 343. • Men’s Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club. • Members Night at Canungra RSL Services Club. Raffles, Members Draw. Ph: 5543 5524. • Every 2nd Thursday Canungra Art & Culture Group. Showgrounds Art Hut. Ph: 5543 5528. Fridays: • Justice of the Peace - Canungra Visitor Information Centre. Ph: 5543 5156. Saturdays: • Mixed Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club. • Pool Competition at Canungra Hotel, $100 prizemoney. • Seventh Day Adventist Church service 11am. Ph: 5543 8035. • Kundalini Yoga. 10am at Boyland. Cheryl: 0430 177 013, c.fraser@skymesh.com.au. Sundays: • Bare Foot Bowls at Canungra Bowls Club from 9.30am. Ph: 5543 4456. • Church Services: St Luke’s Anglican Church 7.45am. Canungra Uniting Church 10.30am. • Tamborine Mountain Local Producers Market: 8am to 12pm. 5545 4746. • Cedar Creek Country Markets. Cedar Creek Hall, Chardon Bridge Rd. Ph: 0488 575 960. • Kids Night at Canungra Hotel: Kids eat for $2. Call 5543 5233. Monthly: • 1st Wednesday - Canungra Chamber of Commerce Meeting. Ph: 0407 671 286 for details. • 2nd Thursday: Canungra Art & Culture Group at Showgrounds. Robyn 5543 5528. • 3rd Tue: Canungra Rural Fire Brigade monthly meeting. Jamie 5543 5778. • 1st Sun: Tamborine Village Markets, Tamborine Memorial Hall 7am-12pm. Canungra Pony Club Rally Day. Ph: 0400 436 867. • 2nd Sun: Tamborine Mountain Country Markets, Showgrounds 8am-2pm. • 3rd Sun: Beechmont Markets, 8am-12pm. 0458 233 080.
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Canungra’s History…
Canungra’s Ambulance- from Canungra to Beaudesert By Evelina Robinson, from informa- detour for Mr Tyson and his volunteers, it tion provided by Joe Rye. was not uncommon to see the ambulance Canungra, locally known as the “valley litter being pushed and pulled between of the owls” is now the home of 2,500 the six water crossings between the two locals which has grown immensely towns. In 1915 Matt Braiden became the throughout the past century. There are many historic stories which QATB (Queensland Ambulance Transare well known to the residents of port Brigade) Officer in charge of Canungra, but recently there has been Canungra. Early in his career, Matt had seen major an uncovering discovery about the Old Canungra ambulance which was formed changes, including the purchase of the land in 1916, and the building of a two in 1899. Due to the various timber mills fires, story station in Appel Street, which is still standing today. the records to prove this were lost. During a meeting held in July 1917, the Mr Tyson, who was employed by the local mill, with the help of volunteers, possibility of “installing a motor car” was came together to accomplish many discussed and in January 1918 a “New required local ambulance duties. Ford Ambulance Transport Motor Car” Unfortunately, transport options in the arrived from Brisbane. Matt Braiden remained there for nine early 19th century, were very limited. His various means of transporting his sick years until March 1927, just a year before and injured patients to the nearest hospi- the station was closed and relocated to tal (Beaudesert, which was 16 miles) at Beaudesert. the time, was by a hand pulled litter on Another station was opened on Christie wheels, on foot, on horseback or the Street, on 15th September 1990, where it still remains today. Lahey’s private railway. Although the distance was a major
In Brief...
Driver Education Evening The Canungra RSL Services Club will host a Driver Education Night on Monday 8th October at 6pm. If you have a young driver in your household it is an informative evening which highlights the importance of safety on the roads. For more information please call Norm Graham on 0421 619 584. Canungra Swimming Clubs Sign On Canungra Social Swim Club and Canungra Masters Swimming Club are hosting a combined sign on night on Thursday 11th October at Canungra Pool in Monarch Drive. It is a fun night and there will be games and a jumping castle in the pool for the children. The evening includes a free sausage sizzle and a general meeting to outline the program for the 2012/2013 swimming season. For further information contact Alanna Phillips on 0409 752 997.
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One of the volunteer’s/employee’s from Canungra Ambulance standing proudly next to the first motor car for the business. The ambulance features drop-down canvas blinds and has the three words “Canungra Sub-Centre” taken in 1918.
If you have memories, stories or written anecdotes about Canungra’s history, have them published in The Canungra Times. Copies of the paper are kept at the National Library of Australia and Queensland State Library. This ensures our town’s history can be preserved for future generations. If you can contribute to written reminiscences about Canungra’s history, call 5543 5532 between 9.30am - 2.30pm Monday to Friday or email news@canungratimes.com.au.
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Community Consultation for Local Planning Study
Council approved the draft Canungra Local Planning Study to allow for community consultation on the future growth of the area at it’s meeting on 25th September. Planning and Development Committee Chair Cr Jennifer Sanders said the draft study proposed an overall vision for Canungra and its immediate surrounds. “The 20-year draft plan focuses on retaining Canungra’s vibrant village atmosphere while managing new growth and development in the area,” she said. “Maintaining the rural lifestyle and character of the village is important to residents and local businesses, and this has been highlighted in the study.” Key strategies to preserve the rural lifestyle of Canungra are outlined, including three possible scenarios to manage the expected future growth of the area from 700 to 3000 people. The six strategies are celebrating Canungra’s heritage and village lifestyle, improving the main street, supporting local businesses and jobs, providing housing options suitable to a village lifestyle, walkways to link the area’s main attractions and
managing future growth. Cr Sanders said community consultation on the draft document is expected to commence towards the end of the year. “The consultation process is an essential step in the development of this plan for Canungra’s future, and Council is keen to hear the community’s thoughts on the draft document,” Cr Sanders said. Division 3 Councillor, Virginia West said the draft Canungra Local Planning Study proposes a vision for the future of Canungra and its immediate surrounds and will guide future development decisions for the area. “For this reason it is vital for the community to have its say on the draft document, which will be available for the public to view and make comment on in the coming months,” said Virginia. “Council is currently organising for community consultation to occur towards the end of the year which will include a series of public information sessions – I look forward to hearing everyone’s feedback when the consultation period commences.”
COUNCIL OPENS DOOR TO LIONS DEN Council has green lighted plans by the Tamborine Village Lions Club to establish a new clubhouse. The clubhouse is to be established adjacent to the Tamborine Memorial Hall, with Council granting a five-year lease over a parcel of land at the complex to house a building which will be relocated to the site. Tamborine Village Lions Club was established in July 2010 and currently has a membership of 34. It currently uses the Tamborine Memorial Hall as a meeting venue, however the hall is well patronised and is exceeding capacity in terms of meeting and storage availability. The new clubhouse will be available for other community groups who require a meeting
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facility separate from the existing Memorial Hall. Corporate and Community Services Committee Acting Chair Cr Virginia West said a dedicated clubhouse would give the Lions Club a permanent presence in the community and increase its capacity to support community events. Division 2 Cr Nadia O’Carroll said the Lions Club was to be lauded for its commitment to the local community and its initiative in delivering a new facility for the Tamborine area. “The club prepared a comprehensive business plan which demonstrated its financial and managerial capacity to deliver this project and maintain the clubhouse over the long term,” she said.
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Orchid Show Success
Beaudesert Orchid and Foliage Society’s Spring Orchid Show brought over 600 visitors to the Canungra School of Arts Hall on the weekend of 22nd and 23rd September. Society President, Lee Thorneycroft said the plants that were brought to the show were of a high standard. The Grand Champion Orchid was awarded to Brian Miller and the Grand Champion Foliage Plant was awarded to Wendy Jones. The Beaudesert Orchid and Foliage Society will hold their Autumn Show on 9th and 10th March 2013.
The Canungra Bull Ride Spectacular will be held at Canungra Showgrounds, Coburg Road, on Saturday 13 October. The event is a new initiative of the Canungra A H & I Society to provide an evening of entertainment and the opportunity to grow a new sport in the area in the form of Teams Penning. Canungra A H & I Society President, Darrel Biss, said the Canungra Bull Ride has attracted many of the top rough stock riders in the country as they lead up to the Professional Bull Riding Championships. “This is the Society’s second bull ride and we look forward to a fantastic evening of rough stock riding,” said Darrel. Events include: Teams Penning, Open Bull Ride, Novice Bull Ride, Junior Bull Ride, Junior Steer Ride and Poddy Calf. The event is affiliated with the National Rodeo Association. Canungra A H & I Society Secretary, Shona Kraayvanger, said the Bull Ride was held for the first time in 2011 in response to requests from members of the public. “The Rodeo is always very sucessful and well supported and we had a lot of people asking for a similar event during the warmer weather,” she said. Shona said she has secured popular band Kulaz for the Bull Ride who also played at the Black and Bling Ball in Canungra.
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Obituary John Edward Suthers (Junior)
Gift of Vision to People in Need
29th May 1936 - 3 September 2012 John Edward Suthers (Junior), was born on 29th May 1936, at Alburn Hospital, to Elsie and Edward Suthers. He was the eldest of five children, his brothers David and Stephen and sisters Margaret and Kerry. The family was raised in Katoomba in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney. He worked for a dry cleaner, pressing clothes at 16 years. At 16 ½ he worked as a porter on the railways, and at 17 he joined the Army. He met Beryl McKay in 1952 at Manly and it was love at first sight. After four years of courtship, they wed on 13th December 1958. Gary, their son, was born in 1959. They lived in the Blue Mountains for two years before Johnny was posted to Queensland. The family moved around quite a bit as Army families do, but finally they were posted to Canungra in 1989, for John’s retirement. Johnny joined the Canungra RSL the same year. He served as Treasurer for many years at the RSL and he also used to cook up a mean curry to feed the hungry hordes that came in. Johnny had four grandchildren: Elliot, Emily, Daniel and Sherrie. John was seen nearly every morning walking his beloved Pomeranian “Brutus”. “Brutus” loved going for rides in the car with Johnny. Two years ago Junior’s health deteriorated and he was admitted to Wongaburrra Nursing Home at Beaudesert. For the first few months he used to ask visitors to help him escape from jail, but he soon settled in with a television and his favourite chair. Johnny was taken to Allamanda Hospital on Monday 27th August. Over the next week his health rapidly declined and on Monday 3rd September Johnny passed away. Johnny will be sorely missed by all who knew him. Rest in Peace Junior.
Nicky Carr, of Tamborine Mountain Optometrists, is joining the World Sight Day Challenge during October to help give the gift of vision to people in developing countries and underserved communities. World Sight Day is 11th October, but Tamborine Mountain Optometrists will donate all their repair fees during October, as well as run a lolly guessing competition to help over 600 million people who are blind or vision impaired because they do not have access to eye exams or glasses. “I have supported Optometry Giving Sight for five years and am proud to donate to such a worthwhile cause,” said Nicky. “The World Sight Day Challenge is a great way to help support the millions of people who don’t have access to the basic eye care that we can take for granted.” Nicky was inspired by stories like that of Loid Semente (right), who is training to become an optometrist with the Mozambique Eyecare Project, supported by Optometry Giving Sight. Loid will be one of the first optometrists in her country. She is passionate about optometry because of the significant impact it can have for the people of Mozambique. “Sight is empowering. For some, access to eye care is the first step towards getting an education, or providing for your family,” she said. Children are especially vulnerable. Providing vision correction to a school-age child can literally transform their entire life. Just $5 can provide an eye examination and a pair of glasses for someone in a developing country. Nicky is also inviting her patients to make a donation at her practice throughout October. Optometry Giving Sight guarantees 85 percent of all funds raised by optometrists and their patients go directly to supporting programs that give sight to those most in need. Funds raised from World Sight Day Challenge will be directed to projects in 35 projects across 23 countries around the world. For more information about Optometry Giving Sight and the World Sight Day Challenge, visit www.givingsight.org.
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Following the success of the bric a brac exhibition at the mothers’ day show, the Extravaganza will have a range of quality preloved bric a brac items for sale all looking for a new loving home. The Tamborine Rural Fire Brigade will be selling tickets in their raffle and will have an education display in the cafeteria to help people prepare their properties for the next fire season. J C Epidemic will be operating the “Crafty Café” and will have delicious coffee, cakes, scones and sandwiches on sale. Funds raised will go to support the Tamborine Rural Fire Brigade and other local organisations. The venue has disabled facilities, adequate free parking, eftpos and credit card facilities. Admission is free although a gold coin donation to the Rural Fire Brigade is appreciated. For more information please phone Dorothy Holloway on 07 5545 2822 or mobile 0407 738 799.
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Patinack Farm Shocked by Manager’s Death
Patinack Farm was shocked and saddened by the sudden death of it’s Queensland Stud Manager, Greg Atkins on Friday 21st September. Greg was at Patinack’s Canungra property attending to a mare with colic when it kicked out, striking him in the chest. Patinack Farm’s Racing Secretary Adam Bull said, “Greg was a pleasure to be around, his knowledge in the field was impeccable and you always came away more knowledgeable and excited”. Patinack’s newsletter stated that Greg was instrumental in building the operation at Canungra, he was a tireless worker and an extremely able stud manager, who will be sorely missed by all at Patinack Farm. Tributes have been received for a man
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The Race that Stops the Nation Placing Your Bets on Cup Day The 2012 Melbourne Cup will take place on Tuesday 6th November 2012 at Flemington Racecourse at 2:00pm (Queensland time). At the time of printing, there were 151 of the world’s best stayers vying for a place in the 2012 Melbourne Cup. The list of trainers is a who’s who of Australian racing - David Hayes, Anthony Cummings, Gerald Ryan, Anthony Freedman, Gai Waterhouse and of course the ‘Cups King’ Bart Cummings all have potential runners in the final field of 24. The final field, barrier draw and jockeys will be announced on Victoria Derby Day, Saturday 3rd November 2012. It is a good idea to place your bets early on Cup day if you are going into
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a TAB as it will get busy once racing starts. Remember with daylight saving in the Southern states, races can begin early. The simpliest bets to place on Cup day are: • Win – The most basic type of bet. Put your money on the horse you think will win the Cup. • Place – Pick a horse that you think will finish in the top three. Not as lucrative odds as a win bet. • Each-way – Put equal amounts on a horse for the win and a place, the equivalent of two bets. Stories abound of people picking the Cup winner year after year, or of winning a fortune in a trifecta on the Cup. One of my favourite stories is of a lady in Canberra who put a trifecta on, not realising she had given the TAB attendant the barrier numbers, not the horse numbers. The trifecta that year paid $24,000 and she won because she had bet on the wrong horses! Anything can happen in racing nothing is truer than the old joke: How do you make a small fortune out of racing? Start with a large fortune...
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There is no need to travel far to enjoy Cup Day in style - we have several venues in our area which are (for some) even within walking distance! The Canungra Hotel is offering a huge buffet lunch (including seafood) with a complimentary glass of sparkling on arrival. They will have the race on the many television screens throughout the Hotel and have the added advantage of the TAB on site, which is open from 8am on Cup Day. For lunch bookings phone 5543 5233. The Canungra RSL Services Club is also hosting a Cup Day lunch. The race will be screened on two big screen television sets and there will be lucky door prizes, sweeps, raffles and a prize for best hat. The special Cup lunch includes a glass of sparkling on arrival. For bookings phone Sarah on 5543 5524. For those who wish to venture further afield, the Beaudesert RSL Services Club in William Street, Beaudesert, always does a great Cup day lunch. With TAB on site and a Summer Fashion Parade by Beaudesert’s Dolly’s Boutique, this is a great venue to capture the atmosphere of the Cup. For bookings phone 5541 1810. Before you go, plan how you will get home. Most people want to have a drink or two on Cup day, but there isn’t much in the way of public transport in the Scenic Rim so think about how you will get to and from your venue - and ladies, that may well mean a spare pair of comfy shoes in your handbag!
Melbourne Cup Day 2012 Cup Day Fashion Tips for Women and Men Other fashion tips for the ladies: • Use colour blocking. This can involve wearing one colour from head to toe, or utilising two contrasting colours. • Try white garments with bright accessories. • Opt for lace trims and accessories. • Adopt a 40s vintage style. • Small hats rather than wide brimmed. Pay attention to the dress code of the day, such as black and white for Derby Day and brighter colours for Oaks Day. This spring give your feet a rest by swapping the high heels for kitten heels. They are feminine and classic, as well as comfortable.
Fashion is an integral part of Melbourne Cup Day. No matter where you live or how you celebrate the Cup, how you dress on the day says it all. You can be sure that the competition on the track will be matched when it comes to the Melbourne Cup fashion stakes in 2012. Both men and women will want to look their best on Cup Day, so here are a few tips to guide you when choosing your Cup Day outfit for 2012: Women’s Race Wear The big color trend for 2012 spring/ summer is mint green. The racks will be full of fashions all done up in a soft whimsical version of mint green. You could say this is the ‘coral’ of 2012. Make-up that suits a mint green outfit can be tricky. Stick to soft pastels that won’t be overpowering. Another color trend you will see this spring, especially in handbags and shoes is neon’s - think bright blues, yellows, greens, oranges, and hot pinks. The color that jumps out at the head of the line when it comes to neon shades, is orange! Let’s face it there is no other color that can make a loud fashion statement as
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Men’s Race Wear People often think fashion is women’s business during the Melbourne Cup, but there is no reason why the guys can’t look just as stylish. Here are some quick tips on how to go about it: • Pastel coloured shirts. • Grey rather than the traditional black suits. • Make sure the lapel flower matches the flower of the day. For Everyone... Arrive sober, drink sensibly, wager only what you can afford, and have a great day out!
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From My Window...
Sport, sport, sport. We’ve had so much sporting news come through this month! The Canungra Hang Gliding Classic drew competitors from around Australia to the town. The major paragliding event for the area, the Canungra Cup, will be held at the end of the month. Shane Stevenson should be congratulated on organising the inaugural Canungra Chamber of Commerce Invitational Golf Day. This was a great initiative of Shane’s and although I only spent an hour or so in the drinks cart (with Monique Morcus), I have to say it was a great day out. In the short time Shane has been here he has been very active in the community and was instrumental in the establishment of the Canungra Chamber of Commerce. We also had sucess in soccer with three local boys in the Musgrave Mustangs team which won the Gold Coast U12 Premiership and the mighty Canungra Owls took out the Under 12 Division 4 Premiership. The Canungra Bowls Club recently completed another of their very successful Business and Community Shields. This has been a great initiative of the Club and makes for a good social night out. We are fortunate to have so many sporting opportunities in our small town. Have a great month everyone, and in the words of the great HG Nelson and Rampaging Roy Slaven - Too much sport is barely enough!
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Defence Pensions Dear Editor, Defence servicemen and women were used as pawns during a recent sitting of parliament for a disgraceful display of political party games, over the very serious issue of pensions and other entitlements for those who defend our nation. The Opposition wanted us to halt the progress of the Veterans Affairs Legislation Amendment Bill, which streamlines and improves the entitlement process for veterans. They called for an eleventh-hour delay to this legislation until indexed military superannuation pensions were introduced. This move was a slap in the face to every service man and woman in Australia. These people have risked death defending the things we believe in. Many have endured family breakdowns after their long periods of absence. These people should get the best deal of all, but they are not. They are getting a secondrate deal at the present moment. We strongly support fairer indexing of their pensions, but we will not be party to delaying other important improvements in veteran entitlements. And after 13 years in government without action on military pensions, such a tactic can only be viewed as political point scoring to the detriment of those who deserve so much more. Make no mistake, we will continue to fight tenaciously for the fair indexation of veterans’ pensions – without the petty politics and party games. To this end, following close consultation with defence associations, the KAP has introduced legislation for military pensions to be indexed in the same way other Australian pensions are calculated – under the Social Security Act – effective immediately upon retirement (not at 55 years of age as proposed by the LNP). We remain optimistic that the Opposition will stay true to their word to support fair indexation and stop playing political games. Sincerely yours, Hon Bob Katter MP, Katter’s Australian Party Federal Member for Kennedy Letters
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Call For 2013 Studio Artists
Local artists of all genres are being invited to apply to participate in Studios of the Scenic Rim 2013 with applications closing 21st October, 2012. Application forms can be found on www.liveatthecentre.com.au. The popular event is a celebration of Scenic Rim’s Debbie Oberhardt and creative industries and has Tamlyn Geiger become one of the region’s most successful cultural tourism initiatives since its inception in 2008. Applications are open to artists and art collectives to be involved in next year’s program, which will allow them to open their studios to the public and display their work to residents and visitors to the region. Participation is not limited to visual artists, with musicians, writers, film makers and performers encouraged to apply. Applications are assessed by a panel of peers from the creative industry, tourism and education sector in three separate categories. Artists residing within the Scenic Rim can apply to open their own studio as an individual artist, join other artists as a collective or exhibit or perform their work at a different location as an artist-in-residence. Applications from wineries, café’s and galleries wishing to host artists from outside the region have been received in the past, and will be considered again in 2013. Studios of the Scenic Rim gives the public the opportunity to get an insight into the working life of the region’s artists, who are often inspired by the natural beauty of this area and the warmth of the communities in which they live and work. Studios will be open from May through to the beginning of June in the proposed 2013 schedule, and at other times by appointment. Proposed dates for Studios of the Scenic Rim 2013 are: • Beaudesert - 2nd to 5th May • Lost World Valley - 12th May • Tamborine Mountain - 18th and 19th May • Boonah/Aratula - 25th and 26th May • Canungra/Beechmont - 1st and 2nd June For more information, contact The Centre, Beaudesert on 5540 5050.
CT’s Movie Review - The Way
By Keer Moriarty Available on DVD. Rated PG. Emilio Estevez’ inspirational film, The Way, is a powerful story about family, friends, and the challenges we face while navigating life. Estevez wrote and directed the film and his father, Martin Sheen, plays the lead role. Tom is an American doctor who comes to St. Jean Pied de Port, France to collect the remains of his adult son (played by Emilio Estevez), killed in the Pyrenees in a storm while walking The Camino de Santiago, also known as The Way of Saint James. On the spur of the moment, Tom decides to make the pilgrimage himself to honor his son’s desire to finish the journey. He discovers the difference between “the life we live and the life we choose.” The characters and spectacular scenery ensure this film captivates. Although the pace may be a little slow for some, it allows you to really savour the journey. Almost makes me want to join our intrepid local personal trainer, Steve Crook, who is organising a trip to walk part of The Way next year. Buen Camino!
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Council Comment
By Virginia West Scenic Rim Regional Council Deputy Mayor and Councillor, Division Three
CANUNGRA POOL IS OPEN Swimming season has begun and the pool is open at the following times: Monday to Friday: 6am - 9am, 2pm - 4pm; Saturday: 8am - 4pm; Sunday: 10am - 4pm Season passes, lessons, squad and aqua fitness are all available and the pool is staffed by friendly local residents. For enquiries regarding the pool, phone 1300 252 583 or www.scenicrimpools.com.au. The Swimming Club and the newly established Masters Swimming Club have their sign-on night on 11th October at 6pm. COMMUNITY GRANTS TO LOCAL GROUPS Congratulations to the following successful recipients in the last SRRC Community Grant round; • Canungra RSL - $500 to run young driver education. • Canungra Masters Swimming Club - $1000 to establish and purchase equipment. • Moriarty Park Sporting Association - $1000 to host Carols in the Park. • Canungra State School P and C - $1000 to host a Family Fun Day. AUSTRALIA DAY AWARD NOMINATIONS Do start thinking about who in your community might be nominated for these annual awards. Nomination forms are now available on Council’s website http://www.scenicrim. qld.gov.au/australia-day-awards-2013 or contact me if you need one mailed to you. FLOOD RECOVERY WORK COMMENCES You will have noticed the contracting company have set up camp out on Beechmont Road and have commenced repair work on a number of sections of the road. The next roads to be addressed are sections of Flying Fox Road, Illinbah Road and Upper Coomera Road, especially in the area of Jerome Bridge. Following these works they will be in Coburg Road and a number of streets around the Canungra town area. Please be mindful of the extra heavy vehicle movements on our roads and take care at the roadworks sites. I do have a sheet of Capital Works for 2012/2013 and all the roads involved if you would like a copy. Just email or phone me and I will ensure you receive one. BUSINESS EXCELLENCE AWARDS Congratulations to the local businesses that were nominated for the Scenic Rim Business Excellence Awards. Good luck to all! FREE TREES It is free tree day on Saturday 6th October from 8am till 12noon in D J Smith Park. No voucher no trees. CONTACT ME I am always available to talk with residents on 0407 630 052 or 5540 5403 or email virginia.w@scenicrim.qld.gov.au.
Canungra Rural Fire Brigade Meeting
By Chloe Pickard The Canungra Rural Fire Brigade held its annual meeting on the 18th of September to vote in fire officers. First Officer Steve Geiger, Third Officer Steve Sizmur, Fourth Officer Peter Roberts, Fifth Officer Dave Roberts, Equipment Officer Damon Rockliff and Radio Officer Tyne Geiger were all elected to serve. Councillor Virginia West, Group Officer David Heck, ATSO Simon Dawson and STSO Mark Harris attended the meeting. Councillor West thanked the fire brigade for their contribution to the community and Mr Heck thanked the Scenic Rim Regional Council for supporting the fire brigade. Canungra welcomed two new members, Nick Finch and Tom Gamble. The fire season has been quiet for two
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School Happenings - Canungra State School - September 2012
Students of the Week - Well done to these students for setting a fine example!
“Mrs Klupfel Tidy Class” Trophy for August 2012 Congratulations to Class 2A and teacher Irene Ingold
4/9/12 Harry Nash
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10th To 12th September - Year 5 Camp Year 5 students and teachers Steve Moriarty and Coleen Hensey spent three days at the Numinbah Valley Environmental Education Centre. This was a fantastic camp with an environmental and future sustainability focus. 12th September - Teacher Aide Day The school community thanked the Teacher Aides for the vital and invaluable role they play in the school. Their work involves one on one with individual students, small group work, preparing of teaching materials, supervising playground duties, bus duty and providing on going support to teaching staff. The Teacher Aides at the school display a strong commitment to students and make a very positive contribution to the school community. 13th September - Indigenous Literacy Book Swap Students were encouraged to bring in books which they had enjoyed reading but no longer needed, to be sold for a gold coin. The book swap raised money for Indigenous Australians living in remote Australian communities so they too can experience the joy of reading. 14th September - Movie Night The evening started with a sausage sizzle, then everyone settled down to watch “The Lorax” Fresh popcorn was available to enhance the movie experience. 15th September - Working Bee Students and parents contributed their time on Saturday for a Working Bee to install plants around the Kindy, lining the driveway as well as the area between the Kindy shed and DJ Smith Park. To thank these hard working volunteers, the morning concluded with a free sausage sizzle 17th & 18th September - School Speaking Out Competition All students in Years 4 to7 wrote speeches chosen from set topics. Class teachers shortlisted and nominated class representatives to deliver their speeches to the school, and one student from each year level was chosen to represent the school. 19th September - Jump Rope For Heart Students came to school wearing red and white, and participated enthusiastically in the Heart Foundation’s Jump Rope For Heart program. Thanks to our Year 1 teacher Kim Baker for being our Jump Rope for Heart School Co-ordinator. 21st September - Talent Of The Stars Search This provided an opportunity for talented students to show the rest of the school their ‘star’ qualities. Students practised for several weeks and teachers Kylie Naugle and Jessica Klupfel gave up many lunchbreaks supervising practices and shortlisting for semi finals. Winners were Miekah Crocker and Lily Baker (pictured at left) who sang ‘Halleleujah’. Page 18
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Woolworths Earn and Learn and Coles Sports for Schools Thank you for your support for the above programs. We had a great response. We finished the counting for the Woolworths Earn and Learn and tripled the amount of points we collected last year. We are still in the process of counting the Coles Vouchers. I would like to thank all students and their families for their help. A special thank you to extended family members who asked friends to collect for us, including some from interstate.
Thank You Canungra School
I would like to personally thank all past and present students, staff and family for all the support I have received in my time at Canungra State School. I am currently on six months leave from the Education Department to follow a different career path working in the mines, which I may extend to longer than six months if it works out. This was a very difficult decision to leave Canungra State School and I will miss you all so much. I have been proud to be the School’s Officer at Canungra and loved working with the staff and amazing students and families. Thanks again and I hope to see you around in the future. Ms P (Wendy)
Year 5 Camp to Numinbah Valley Environmental Education Centre Year 5 Camp was great. We got to hang out with our friends at meal time and in our activity groups, and play volleyball on the volleyball courts in the afternoons which was really fun . I liked it when we went to see the glow worms because even though they weren’t as bright as they could be they looked spectacular. (Heather Moriarty 5/6B) On the 10th of September Grade 5 went to Numinbah Valley Camp. There were lots of activities including a blindfold trail, canoeing, dancing and much more. At night we went on a bush walk to see glow worms - they were amazing. The cabins were really comfortable. They were all named after wildlife such as Spangled Drongos, King Parrot, Tawny Frogmouth and Blue Wrens just to name a few. Everyone had fun, can’t wait till next year’s camp. (Hannah Gill 5A)
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Find A Word - Transport
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Name: Jacob Wehrmann School: Canungra State School Class: 3A What do you like about school? I get to see my friends. What don’t you like about school? When the teachers get cranky. Favourite subject? Maths. Best Friend(s)? Caleb, Ethan, Kyle, Brody, Murphy. Favourite Colour? Blue Something you like doing? Playing Football
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Just for Laughs
Q: What do you get if you take a large dog out for a walk? A: A Great Dane out! Q: Where does a Rottweiller usually sit in the cinema? A: Anywhere it wants to! Q: Which breed of dog is Dracula most likely to have? A: A bloodhound! Q: What is a dog’s favorite food? A: Everything on your plate! Q: Which type of dog would you like to eat? A: A hot dog! Q: What kind of dog sounds like you can eat it? A: A sausage dog! Q: What happens when it rains cats and dogs? A: You can step in a poodle! Q: What happens to the dog whose favorite food was garlic? A: His bark was much worse than his bite! Q: What is a dog’s most loved flower? A: Anything in your garden! Q: What dog wears contact lenses? A: A cock-eyed spaniel! Page 20
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Your Stars - October 2012
ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20)
Venus leaves. She brought delight – but she also stirred up a bit of a hornets next. To listen to the voice inside that suggests going for delight, puts the noses of those other voices that would prefer you reinvest in misery, out of joint. Make what serves your soul best, a high priority. VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22) Though the journey is towards directness and honesty, you must traverse a swamp of emotional intensity to get there. This swamp is made more of your own fears than others reactions. If life makes you feel, figure out how all these feelings are subtly serving you.
LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23)
Balance is a work in progress. Every time you get it, life throws a bigger imbalance your way, to help you take it up a notch. A tight-rope walker doesn’t stop when they find equilibrium. They enjoy the moment – and keep on walking. Enjoy the little wins, without attachment.
SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21)
It’s only a matter of time before adventure comes your way. You can see that superficial solutions aren’t going to cut the mustard. Genuine solutions are only going to arise through facing the facts. And the facts are that there are feelings under the surface that aren’t being faced.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21)
Mars is driving you. Mars is will. Mars is determination. At his very best, Mars is an elegant statement of power made in the cause of peace. Learn all the colours of Mars. There are many. There is a constructed version of masculine energy and there is a real one. Get real.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19)
Come home to the things you have been turning away from. If you do it willingly, life won’t have to drag you kicking. Fears very rarely match reality. One good, brave look at reality and all those fears will crumble away. Love isn’t about to shackle you. Let it all the way in.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18)
Uranus may have been driving you to work yourself too hard. If that is the case, you will have to come back to centre and figure out the wisdom of your organism. The moment you hear the hum of health in your body, so your intuition will tell you where to go. Check in.
PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20)
As you get good at what you do, so you discover more of who you are. The whole of existence can be a mystery school, if you want it to be. Work isn’t just work, it’s a way to get to know who you are. The universe is asking you to individuate – to be more of who you are. © M.J.Dean 2012 The Canungra Times, October 2012
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Canungra Pony Club News
By Katrina Morrow It’s been an incredibly busy couple of months for the members of Canungra Pony Club. In recent months we have welcomed some new families to the Club, giving it more variety in the age groups. We now have riders from four to forty years of age attending. It’s always great to see everyone having a go and enjoying themselves. Being that the start of the year was so wet, most events were being cancelled and pushed further into the year. This has resulted in many events running into the Agricultural Show season. Throughout August and September our members have been competing virtually every weekend, with some outstanding results. We congratulate our youngest member, Brook Croft, for achieving two first place ribbons at his first show. Kaylee Behrendorff competed at her first Gymkhana at Jimboomba in September and did extremely well, bringing home a total of eight ribbons. Our more experienced members, Jess Tyrer, Tori Tyrer, Krystal Behrendorff and Justin Morrow-Cleary have done us very proud, with every one of them bringing home high point rider trophies for their age groups at all the gymkhanas they attended.
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Justin Morrow-Cleary and Krystal Behrendorff
One of our younger members, 10 year old Justin Morrow-Cleary, will be representing us and Zone 2 at the Queensland State Pony Club Championships held in Warwick. There will be approximately 500 riders from all over Queensland, NT and NSW competing for the three days. We wish him all the very best of luck and hope he enjoys the experience. No doubt there will be some stories to tell on his return. It has been many years since Canungra Pony Club has had one of its members achieve state level. If you’re interested in becoming a member of pony club please phone 0400 436 867 or email us at canungraponyclub@ gmail.com Safe riding everyone.
Canungra Classic Results
The Canungra Hang Gliding Classic finished on Saturday 29th September with the final day of flying cancelled due to poor weather conditions. Final results were: Place Name Country 1. Attila Bertok................Hungary 2. Rohan Holtkamp.........Australia 3. Jon Durand Jnr............Australia 4. Trent Brown................Australia 5. Adam Stevens..............Australia 6. Yasuhiro Noma............Japan 7. John Smith...................New Zealand 8. Steve Blenkinsop.........Australia 9. Scott Barrett.................Australia 10. Guy Hubbard...............Australia There was a total of six tasks undertaken from Flying Fox, Mount Tamborine and Beechmont. Organisers would like to thank the competition sponsors, drivers, pilots, landowners and everyone who assisted in the running of this competition.
Scott Collyer from NSW soars over the Flying Fox Valley. Photo: Haydn Kemmery
White Beech Trees for Sale
Nature’s Gems
Eastern Water Skink (Eulamprus quoyii) By Melissa Whitby
Recently, I took the opportunity to take a few days off and head out to the Granite Belt to visit one of my favourite places, Girraween National Park. September is a great time to visit Girraween as it is alive with blooming wildflowers and breeding birds. However, another of its local inhabitants, the Eastern Water Skink, also caught my eye. This beautiful skink inhabits many aquatic freshwater environments with suitable cover in South-east Queensland. Its overall range extends throughout eastern Australia. Throughout my travels in South-East Queensland, I have observed this skink in wild places such as Springbrook and Lamington National Parks. However, they have adapted well to urban environments and can also be seen in areas around Brisbane. The Eastern Water Skink is easily identified by its size and distinctive markings. The most distinctive marking of this skink is the golden line, which extends from the eye to the base of the tail. It also has black upper sides, which are covered with white spots. This skink has a head and body length of 11 – 12 centimetres. Much of their time is taken up foraging in pursuits of their main food source, insects. The skink in the photo provided with this article was amazing to watch. Its ability to swim quickly and climb slippery rocks was astounding. I have found over the time when observing the Eastern Water Skink, it is best to move slowly. If they are not alarmed overly, the will sit sufficiently for an observer to take note of their amazing markings. The Eastern Water Skink is a
species that is common throughout its range and an observer with some patience should be able to find it. It is that time of year where I have been noticing many reptiles on the move with the warm weather. I ask everyone who drives a vehicle to please slow down if you see reptiles on the road to give the animals a chance to move off. Some may even require a helping hand if the situation is safe for the rescuer and the animal concerned. For any reptiles found injured, please contact Wildcare on (07) 5527 2444. For those interested in seeing an Eastern Water Skink, I wish you all the best in your pursuit for this exquisite reptile.
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Tabby is a lovely 10 year old girl who has had a bit of a raw deal. Her previous owner recently passed away and she saw herself returned to the AWLQ where she was rescued from so many years ago. She easily pleases herself and loves sitting in cosy sun-drenched spots. She is finding the shelter a stressful environment and has been waiting since early June for her new home. A quite home would suit Tabby and preferably no children. The AWLQ staff think it is definately Tabby’s turn to find a forever home. Tabby is available at the Gold Coast shelter for $80 and is microchipped, wormed, desexed and fully vaccinated. Please contact the AWLQ staff on 07 5509 9000 for more information or check out our website www. awlqld.com.au Jasper is one of our beautiful brindle dogs and is a Mastiff x Staffy pup who is just over one year old. He has been waiting for a new home for a while now. He is a big goofball and will be a great best friend to whoever will give him some ground rules and attention. He is very energetic and loves to play around with other dogs in a big backyard or at the park. Jasper would also need some training and would love to learn and play with the right family. Jasper is available at the Gold Coast Shelter for $240 and he is desexed, microchipped, vaccinated and wormed. If you would like to meet Jasper please contact the AWLQ staff on 07 5509 9000 or visit our website www.awlqld.com.au for more information.
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Plenty to Offer on Beechmont
What a brilliant home to enjoy Mountain living, perched on Beechmont Mountain with lovely views of the adjoining pastures and cattle grazing. The cedar home is set on approximately half an acre sloping from the street to a flat area at the rear and plenty of space for kids to enjoy playing in the grassed back yard.
The open plan living areas take in the views and the home boasts a combustion fire place, combined kitchen meals and living areas all adjoining the rear veranda. There are three double size bedrooms with built in robes and the master has a large walk in robe and ensuite as well as glass doors leading to the rear veranda.
The home is within walking distance of Beechmont Primary School which makes it the ideal home for the small family. This home is priced to sell at $375,000 and is available through Hinterland Gold Properties. For enquiries call 5543 4355 or call in to their office at Shop 1, 38 Christie Street, Canungra.
5543 4355 M: 0419 654 549 F: 5543 4366 E: gold@hinterlandgold.com.au W: www.hinterlandgold.com.au A: Shop 1, 38 Christie Street Canungra Qld 4275
PERFECTLY PRESENTED 2+ ACRES
$520,000
RE SMALL ACERAGE WITH VIEWS
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Immaculate Lowest Brick Home with Air-conditioning and Fireplace Open Plan living areas, expansive sunroom at rear, 3 double bedrooms
with built in robes, 1 Bath , 8 Car
10m x 9.9m Barn Style Shed to accommodate Trucks, Caravans Two covered Outdoor Entertainment Areas, Fully fenced, 8332sqm Page 24
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$525,000
Brick & Cedar Home with Views 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathroom, 2 living areas, plus Teenagers Retreat Double Garage & Double Carport (12m x 6m) parking for caravans, boats Irrigation to Paddocks, Dam & Storage Sheds Fully Fenced 2.5 Acres
Legal Talk ASIC Review
Early Termination Fees By Suzanne Roberts Practice Director, Informed Conveyancing Lawyers
FIRST CLASS LIVING
This Boyland property would have to be one of the best value properties in the area. A well presented, modern four bedroom brick home on over two acres only 10 minutes from Canungra. There are three living areas, a rumpus room and study as well as built ins in the bedrooms and two bathrooms. Other features include: • Ducted air conditioning throughout. • Floor to ceiling windows in most rooms. • Insulation in roof, ceiling and walls. • Outdoor covered entertaining area. • 2 stables. • Fully fenced with dog wire. • Remote controlled double garage. • Automatic entrance gate. • 5 bay colourbond garage. Priced at $599,000, the property is available through Aussie Lifestyle Properties. For enquiries call Monique Morcus on 5543 4889 or call in to their office at Shop 2/2 Lawton Lane, Canungra.
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On 18th September 2012, ASIC released a report titled ‘Review of Early Termination Fees for Residential Loans entered into before 1st July 2011’. From that date, early termination fees have been prohibited on new Code regulated loans secured by residential property. However, many residential loans entered into before 1st July 2011 include a fee styled either ‘early termination fee’ or ‘deferred establishment fee’ (both called ‘exit fees’). Exit fees can still be imposed in loans regulated by the National Credit Code (NCC) which are not secured over residential property. However, exit fees for both regulated loans (regardless of whether the loan is secured by residential property or not) as well as exit fees for unregulated loans may still fall for review as unjust or unconscionable under other legislation. ASIC’s comments will also be relevant to those types of exit fees.
Deferred Establishment Fees (DEFs) were preferred to early termination fees (ETFs) by many lenders because the NCC provides that early termination fees may be found unconscionable if they exceed ‘a reasonable estimate of the credit provider’s (bank’s) reasonable loss...and costs’ whereas cost is only an element the court ‘is to have regard to’ when reviewing establishment fees. The report found that where an exit fee has been charged since 1st July 2010 the exit fee resulted in a complaint to lenders (banks) in less than 1% of cases. However, more than half of those complaints resulted in the exit fee being waived or reduced. If you feel you have been charged either a deferred establishment fee or an early termination fee which was, in your opinion, either unjust or unconscionable – please be aware, you do have the right to lodge a formal complaint with your lender/ bank.
Disclaimer: This article is intended for general information only and no person should rely on its contents. Rather they should obtain legal advice from a qualified professional person. None of the publisher, author or editors are responsible for the results of any actions taken in reliance on the information in this article and expressly disclaim all or any liability, howsoever caused, arising from or in connection with this article.
ESTATE GIVES RISE TO NEW STREET NAMES Council has signed off on the naming of 12 new roads within the Canungra Rise development on Finch Road, Canungra. The development, by Winten Property Group, consists of 298 residential lots, the first stage of which will comprise of approximately 60 lots. The estate’s streets will be named Daniels Rise, Shelly Court, Wendorf Street, Wenham Court, Karrakas Way, Malgum Drive, Piebale Way, Roxborough
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Street, Beasley Way, Seymour Drive, Wojei Rise, Bimbul Court and Knight Rise. Street names were researched by Winten Property Group before submitted to Council for approval. The inspiration for the names was drawn from 19th Century families of the early Canungra settlement and the Aboriginal names for the species of trees found at the site.
Suzanne Roberts Practice Director 92-96 Wagonwheel Road BOYLAND CANUNGRA QLD 4275
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Accommodation Canungra Hotel. Ph: 5543 5233 Clandulla Cottages. Ph: 5543 0900
Accounting
Bookkeeping Services Kerrie 0433 064 792 Trilogy Accounting Group. Ph: 1300554 136 Corporate and Country Accounting. Ph: 5543 5563
Advertising
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Catering
JUSTRITE VIDEO SERVICE GET READY FOR DIGITAL TV!!
See more at: www.digitalready.gov.au NEW INSTALLATIONS, UPGRADES and ADVICE FOR CANUNGRA DIGITAL LAUNCH SEP 5th USING AUSTRALIAN MADE ‘HILLS’ ANTENNAS
Bruce Howsan 26 Years Experience
AUST GOVT APPROVED ANTENNA INSTALLER (8329)
Ph: 5543 8374 Mbl: 0438 761 595 Lic No. 69488
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Kellie’s Creative Cakes. Ph: 0412 713 669.
To advertise phone 07 5543 5532 Childcare
New installations Upgrades Poor reception solutions TV points Home Theatre Expert
Phone Ashley 5545 7777 Bakery
Cleaning
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Bank of Queensland. Ph: 5542 1111
Bricklaying
Appliance Repairs
Builder
Peppers Cleaning
Animals, Pets and Pet Services Cabinet Making & Carpentry
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Bond Cleans - Carpet Cleaning Domestic & Commercial - Builders Cleans Green Waste/Rubbish Removal
Ph: 0407 290 130 Canungra Car Detailing 8 Kidston Street, Canungra
Farrier - Dane Batten. Ph: 0439 765 780 Don’t Fret Pet. Ph: 1300 30 70 21 Animal Welfare League. Ph: 5509 9000 Mountview Alpaca Farm. Ph: 5544 0106 Scenic Rim Cat Lodge. Ph: 5543 4002 Page 26
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Cafes and Restaurants Bean In? Ph: 5543 4660 Blackbird Country Pies. Ph: 0431 091 296 Canungra Pizza. Ph: 5543 4455 Funky Dory Diner. Ph: 5543 5338
Just A Wash Small Car $35, Large Car $45 Wash & Vacuum $65 Wash Vacuum, Dash Detail $99 4WD, Utes $30 extra
Mobile: 0422 262 548
Cleaning
Earthmoving
Gasfitter
Rocky’s Excavations
Hard to reach slashing areas: lantana, weeds & grass Owner operated Driveways Post hole drilling Laser levelling Block clearing General hire Backhoe also available for hire Call Rocky on 0435 378 844
A-Z Gas Services Sam Cecchini
QBSA 707964
Local Licensed Gasfitter/Serviceman Mt Tamborine & Surrounding Districts Installations, repairs and servicing of: Hot Water Systems Ovens Cook Tops Heaters Caravans
Phone: 0419 783 418 - 5545 2474
To advertise phone 07 5543 5532
Computers Electrical Contractors
Gardening and Landscaping
Floor Coverings Crafts
John Dougherty - Ceramic Tiler Specialising in all facets of tiling & stone QBSA Act Lic No: 1228979
Phone 0430 313 219 Driving School
Florist CANUNGRA FLOWER CART FLOWERS MADE TO ORDER BOUQUETS - WEDDINGS SPECIAL EVENTS - FUNERALS
Earthmoving Finch Earthmoving
House Pads, Laser Levelling, Roads, Drains, Supply & Build Bush Rock Walls, Driveways, Clearing, Excavations, Dams, Soils, Gravels.
Steven 0408 943 940 - A/H Fax 5543 7211
JANET 0448 984 212 Gas Supplies
Joyan Household Gas Tamborine We supply & deliver Household Kleenheat Gas Call John on 5543 6400 Mobile: 0424 486 986
Eager Beaver Garden Care
Garden maintenance & makeovers, landscaping plants, acreage mowing, commercial & private, body corporate.
Jason Beaver, Horticulturist - 0407 454 831 eagerbeavergardencare@yahoo.com.au
Mower Man
Push Behind Mowing General Gardening Land Management & Maintenance Don’t do your block - let us do it for you! Phone Duncan on
5543 0480
Affordable Mowing & Maintenance Lawn cutting professionals
• Large Lawn & Acreage Mowing • General Property Maintenance • Garden Cleanups & Removal • Tree Trimming & Pruning • Brushcutting & Edging • Fully Insured Phone Daniel Thornton
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Steve’s Personal Training Studio & Group Fitness Classes Personal Training for: • Weight Loss/Toning • Muscle Building and General Fitness • Weekly Training Programs • Bring a friend and share the cost!
Nutrimetics Consultant. Linda Hinchcliffe. Ph: 5543 7125 or 0434 398 079 Relaxation Massage. Qualified & experienced. $45/hr. Canungra. Phone Emma 0402 531 783 Avon Distributor, Marj Pholi. Ph: 5543 5421 Canungra Hairdressing. Ph: 5543 5455 Yoga with Shirley. Ph: 5543 4047 Kundalini Yoga with Cheryl. Ph: 0430 177 013
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For all ages above 15 years Mon & Wed 5.30pm at Moriarty Park Hall
Ph: 0431 208 588 Shop 3A/40 Christie St, Canungra Call now & get fit today!
Plumber
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AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS
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Mobile Mechanical Repairs QLD SAFETY & LPG CERTIFICATES Cars, Trucks, Trailers, Floats
CALL TONY ON 0434 378 036
CALL SEAN 0409 291 053 Handyman/Carpenter
Handyman/Carpenter
• Always punctual & reliable. • 20 years carpentry experience. • All building and repairs. • General maintenance. • Have all tools & work ute. • No job too small or too big. • Garden maintenance, lawns. BSA Lic No: 892637
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Portaloo Canungra Hire. Ph: 0417 798 855, 5543 4350
Geiger Motors. Ph: 5543 5222
Post Office
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Dion Harvey
PAINTER & DECORATOR All interior and exterior work • Prompt and reliable • Workmanship guaranteed QBSA 1198097 Ph 0417 801 538 or 5546 9907
Painter: 25 years exp. Free quote. David 0401 353 373
To advertise phone 07 5543 5532 Pest Control Safe Solutions - Peter Triglone
Canungra
Hot Water Systems Bathrooms Extensions Plumbing & Drainage Renovations Taps Toilets Septic Trenches Installation of H.S.T.P
Termite & Pest Control
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Caltex Canungra. Ph: 5543 5226 Geiger Motors. Ph: 5543 5222
Hilltop Tree Worx
Sheds KAM Constructions. BSA 1165637. Ph: 5547 7133
Sport Real Estate Aussie Lifestyle Properties. Ph: 5543 4889, 0417 728 072 Canungra Realty. Ph: 5543 5555 Hinterland Gold Properties. Ph: 5543 4355, 0419 654 549 Ray White Rural. Ph: 5542 9888
• Tree Removal & Trimming • Woodchipping & Mulch Sales • Fully Insured $20m • Free Quotes Pensioner Discounts • Qualified Arborist Local Owner/Operator
Phone Lucas 0406 915 216
Y ga with Helen
Thursdays 9.30am - 11am (school terms only) Moriarty Park Hall - $12.00 Please bring a mat, blanket and cushion.
Contact Helen: 0404 036 343
Mountain Trees. Ph: 0438 176 775
Veterinary Surgeon Canungra Veterinary Surgery. Ph: 5543 5622
Waste Management
Roof Construction
Cedar Grove Roofing
Metal Fascia Gutter and Roofing BSA Gold Card 60130 ALL AREAS FREE QUOTES NEW & RE ROOFING OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Kevin 0412 031 364, 5543 1009 Phil 0416 154 509
Secruity Screens Tamborine Security & Flyscreens. Ph: 0405 631 655
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Tennis Coaching
Boyland
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Brett Day Advanced Tennis Coach TCA TA
Group & Private Lessons (max 4 per group) Family Discounts All Ages & Standards
Phone: 0409 490 590 Canungra Swimming Pool. Ph: 0437 018 518 Canungra Soccer Club. Ph: 0414 435 919 LIST YOUR NOT FOR PROFIT SPORTING CLUB HERE FOR FREE! PH: 5543 5532
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“ATOM” Chainsaw Drill Attachment: Very little use. New $500, sell $300. Ph: 5543 5369. Household Goods: Furniture, kitchenware, antiques, handbags, clothes and much more. Moving house. 43 Riverbend Drive, Canungra. Ph: 5543 5575, 0438 520 290. Lawn Mower: Greenfields ride-on. 13 hp,32 inch cutting deck. In good working order $850.00 ono.
Stainless Steel Thermos Flask: Not made in China, second hand ok. Ph: 0403 788 133.
Motorbike: Suzuki DR200AG. $1,200. Ph: 0427 694 605. Orchids : Sale Day October 13th 9am to 3pm, Wonglepong. General and show Vandas and Cattleyas. Email llewhelen@iprimus.com.au for sale catalogue and further details or phone 0459 649 444. Pre -sale day orders welcome. Roses: Fresh cut $10~$20/bunch 2541 Beaudesert Nerang Rd, Benobble. Ph: 0431 091 296. Steel Picket Lifter/Remover: $50. Ph: 5543 5369. Washing Machine: Electrolux, 8kg, front loader, $300. Ph: 0427 694 605.
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Budgies: Many colours, $15each. Ph 0409 982 456. Geese: Chicks to adults. From $20. 5543 7238. Hay: Lucerne Bales $15ea. 2541 Beaudesert Nerang Road, Benobble. Ph: 0431 091 296. p
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Witheren: Workers cottage, 1 Bed + Sleepout, $265 p.w. Beechmont: Immaculate, 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, DLUG, $365 p.w. Canungra: Modern & private, 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, DLUG, $410 p.w. Canungra: Unit, In town Convenience, 1 Bed, 1 Bath, 1 Car, $240 p.w. Canungra: Unit, 2 Bed, 1 Bath, 1 Car, $280 p.w.
Phone: 5543 4355
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Lost/Stolen Iphone 4: Food works Sunday afternoon. Has been reported to the police. Has many family photos and memories. Please return to Canungra police or FoodWorks. 10/12
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Work Wanted 1999 Mercedes Sprinter - $49,000 5spd manual, diesel turbo, 4 berth, dining, kitchen, fridge,toilet, shower, plenty of cupboard space, flat screen TV, awning, reverse camera. Capacity to tow up to 2 Tonne with ease.
Ph: 0417 728 072
2nd Year Electrical Apprentice: Moving from Cairns to SEQ. Currently have Whitecard, manual licence with own ute, and experience in domestic, commercial, air con and insurance work. Contact Cameron Day by email: day. cameron@hotmail.com or ph 0434 553 960. Junior Receptionist: Seeking work within Canungra. One year experience and knowledge of MYOB, MS Office package and data entry. Contact Bec 0421 868 154. 10/12
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Canungra: Saturday 6 October. 8am - 3pm. 43 Riverbend Drive, Canungra. Everything must go. Make an offer. Household goods, furniture, bric-a-brac, tv, audio equip, books, mags and stamps. Canungra: 34 Riverbend Drive. Friday 12th - Tuesday 16th October. Indoor/outdoor furniture, electric tricycle, motorhome, bar, something for everyone. Phone: 0413 570 645.
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Collector: Wants antique bottles and fruit jars, cash paid. Call Steve 0417 897 957. (p)
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Mowing Business: Price includes commercial zero-turn/tandem trailer. All enquiries phone: 0419 900 015.
Accommodation Wanted Accommdation Wanted: 28yo quiet, honest, reliable male working a week on week off roster needs a room within 10mins of Canungra. Please phone: 0402 884 747 11/12
Licensed, Responsible 39yo Shooter: Looking for access to properties to assist landowners with feral animal control. Contact Dan O’Shea 0402 259 671
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Front Office Person: Binna Burra Lodge is looking for an experienced Front Office person. To apply, please email your resume to rachel@ binnaburralodge.com.au. Conference Sales Assistant: Binna Burra Lodge require a Conference Sales Assistant Part-time 2 days per week. Email marketing@binnaburralodge.com.au.
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For Sale: Winnebago Motor Home
Rental Properties Country Cottage (Canungra): This 2 bedroom country cottage is situated up high on top of a large acreage property only mins to Canungra township. Enjoy the magnificent views and rural atmosphere. Living areas are upstairs while the laundry and garage is underneath. Approx 1/4 acre is useable to the tenants. $330pw. Available now. Affordable Living in Town: Tidy 2 bedroom unit in the heart of town. Top floor, good size balcony off the lounge and small balcony off the master bedroom. Both rooms have built-ins and carpet. Terracotta tiles in living, dining and modern kitchen with fridge. Also included for your use is a washing machine and dryer. $280pw. Available now. Beaudesert: 4 bed brick home with ens, available now. Fans throughout, combustion heater, solar hot water. Lounge, family, dining. Recently renovated with tiles throughout. Double carport. No Pets. $320pw. For further details contact our office 5543 4889 or checkout our website www.aussieproperties.com.au Across 1 Zippy 4 Avuncular 9 Asiatic 10 Insight 11 Orogenic 12 Turnip 14 Ossie 15 Roedean 18 Dia 19 Vaccine 21 Table 24 Avenge 26 Truncate 28 Inflame 29 Initial 30 Nonentity 31 Genie
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Driver Education Night The next Driver Education Night for up and coming drivers (16 - 25 years) will be held at the Canungra RSL Services Club on Monday 8th October from 6pm. Contact Norm Graham on 0421 619 584. CANUNGRA SWIMMING CLUB SIGN ON Canungra Social Swim Club and the Canungra Masters Swimming Club are hosting a combined sign on night on Thursday 11th October 2012 at the Canungra Pool in Monarch Drive. It is a fun night and there will be games and a jumping castle in the pool for the children. It includes a free sausage sizzle and a general meeting to outline the program for the 2012/2013 swimming season. So come along and join us for a season of FUN, FITNESS and FRIENDSHIP at the Canungra Pool. For further information contact Alanna Phillips on 0409 752 997. Planning for the 2012 Carols in the Park has Begun! Performers are needed for the night - Group or Solo. On Saturday 8th December. If you are willing to help in the production of the carols or can perform ring Sandra Middis on 0439 719 150. Bare Foot Bowls Bare Foot Bowls will be held for residents of the town and surrounding district at Canungra Bowls Club on Sunday mornings commencing at 9-30am. Bowls will be available at the Club if needed. Enquiries to Peter Hickson 5543 4456. Parent Reviver Group - Free Cuppa A free cuppa is on offer for parents before they collect their children on a Monday afternoon between 1.00pm and 2.00pm at St Luke’s church pavilion. Entry is opposite the hotel and for those with children at the kindy you can watch your children playing from a distance. It’s a lovely spot to sit and take some time out. Art & Culture Group The 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. Church Services Canungra Uniting Church: Appel Street. Ph: 5541 1018. 1st, 2nd, 3rd Sundays 10.30am, 4th and 5th 9am. Ph: 5543 4021. St Luke’s Church: National Park Road. Sundays at 7.45am.
Church Services Seventh Day Adventist: The Little School House, Tamborine Village. Saturdays at 11am. Ph: 5543 8035 or 5541 1224. Justice of the Peace Joe Rye JP: available at the Community Signing Centre in the room adjoining Canungra Library on Wednesdays from 1pm - 5pm. Faye Hines JP: available at Canungra Visitor Information Centre Fridays from 10am - 4pm. Markets Beechmont Country Markets: 3rd Sunday of the month 8am to 12 noon. Beechmont Community Centre at the roundabout, Beechmont. For enquiries phone 0458 233080 or email bapacommunitycentre@gmail.com. Boonah Country Markets: every 2nd & 4th Saturday at Spring Leigh Park, Boonah. From 7am- 12 noon. For enquiries phone 0448 248 828. Collectables, Craft and Local Produce Market: Third Sunday each month. 9am to 2pm. Bearded Dragon Hotel, Tamborine Village. Enquiries phone Kym Hurst on 0427 517 563. Seniors on the Net Free Computer Lessons for anyone in Canungra over 50 years after which you have use of the computers and internet, help with emails, photos, letters, etc. Ph Canungra Information Centre 5543 5156. 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 Justice of the Peace - Joe Rye................................5543 5592 Scenic Rim Regional Council................................ 5540 5111 Water Enquiries (QUU 7am-7pm).............................132 657 Water - Burst Pipes and Emergencies........................132 364 RSPCA Emergency........................................ 1300 ANIMAL Wildcare Australia (wildlife rescue)......................5527 2444 Canungra: John Adkins
Snake Catchers 0438 697 512
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Sport Moriarty Park News
By Steve Moriarty
September Foodworks Sports Team of the Month The September Foodworks Sports Team of the Month are the Canungra Owls Under 12 Soccer Team. The team, coached by Matt Boland and managed by Rachel Aiken, went through the season undefeated and were minor premiers. They amassed a remarkable 159 goals while conceding only 11. The team played the grand final against the Tamborine Eagles on 16th of September. The match was a tense, hard fought game as the Eagles desperately tried to end the Owls’ winning streak. It was not to be as Canungra ran out victors with a 3 nil win. The Canungra team were: Jasp Leach (C), Josh Aiken, Ben Aylward, Jasper Boland, Rama Coppolaro, Emily Hill, Taleisha Irvine, Molly Thorogood, Callum Mann, Kaileb McConnell, Dyllan McPhail, Tommas Skerke, Thomas Sheppard, Nathan Williams and Mitchell Tomlinson. As the September Sports Team of the Month, the Under 12’s will receive a $50 Foodworks voucher and a $50 sports store voucher kindly donated by Canungra Foodworks. Congratulations and well done team!
Nominate for Sportsperson To nominate for the FoodWorks Sportsperson of the Month, contact Steve Moriarty on 0407 130 092.
Canungra Bowls Club
By Ray Hickson Canungra Bowls Club will hold the Marcia and Mal Kath Men’s Classic on the weekend of 3rd and 4th November. With the promise of 16 teams taking part it’s sure to be a great weekend. On Saturday 3rd November a Karaoke Night will be held at the Club with an open invitation to the residents of Canungra to come along and join in the fun. There will be no cover charge. Inquiries to Lyn on 5543 7181. Results 23rd September (Mixed Fours Day): Ten teams from the Gold Coast took partin the Mixed Fours Day. Winners were Ron Wardle, Collois Maslen, George Martin and David Bishop from Broadbeach with 4 + 17. Second was Max Ball, Jean Ball, John Jope and Joy Jope with 4 + 11. 20th September (Business and Community Shield): Winners - Odds and Sods with 27 d Numb Nuts 7. Other results: The Lemons 19 d The Family 13; Crazy Farmers 20 d Tamborine Transport 19; Bees News 17 d Canungra Hotel 13; Wise Cracks 25 d Paper Runners 8. Sept 13th September (Business and Community Shield): Winners - The Wise Cracks 25 d The Lemons 7. Other results: Odds and Sods 21 d Crazy Farmers 8; Numb Nuts 25 d Canungra Hotel 9; Bees News 17 d Paper Runners 15; Tamborine Transport 18 d The Family 16. 3rd September (Life Members’ Triples Day): Life Members Wilf Mahony, Gareth Fitzgerald and Alison Duffy donated the prizes on the day. Winners with 4 + 21 were Ron Wordel, Ann Cacace and Anita Crisp’s team from Broadbeach. Second was John Jope, Joy Jope and Roger Richards’ team from McKenzie Park with 4 + 18. In all 14 teams took part. 9th September (Open Pairs): Winners were John Harrison and Shane Stevenson with 6 + 36.
CANUNGRA BULL RIDE SPECTACULAR SPONSORED BY
CANUNGRA HOTEL
Canungra Show Grounds . Coburg Rd . Canungra Winners of the Business and Community night bowls on 13th September: Morgan Cole, Gabor Sipos, Jefferey Niest
Saturday 13 October EVENTS TEAMS PENNING OPEN BULL RIDE NOVICE Bull Ride JNR Bull RIDE JNR STEERRIDE PODDY CALF
Gates Open at 3:00pm Main Events from 5:00pm
ADMISSION ADULTS:
$15.00
AGED PENSIONERS:
$5.00
CHILD:
$5.00
UNDER 14YRS
FAMILY: Affiliated with the National Rodeo Association
ATTRACTIONS BULL RIDING LIVE BAND BAR FOOD STALLS DANCING TILL LATE CARNIVAL RIDES CAL CUTTER
LIVE MUSIC CAMPING EFTPOS AVAILABLE
No alcohol or glass to be brought onto the grounds. NO DOGS ALLOWED*
Eskies will be searched on arrival for alcohol. Enquires 0414 676 787
See www.canungrashowsociety.org for event updates. This event has a licensed area and Canungra AHISS adopts and promotes responsible service of alcohol. Water, soft drink and food will be available. Photo ID will be required at the bar.
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Sport
Canungra Lionhearts Prevail in Grand Final
Canungra Owls U12 Premiership team
Congratulations to coach Matt Boland who has had the majority of the team for a number of years now and has remained unbeaten for three years. This is an amazing record. Thank you to Rachel Aiken for managing the team and the parents of the players for supporting their children. Further congratulations to Josh Aiken who has graduated from the Under 11 Next Step Program conducted by Football Gold Coast to join 34 other players to vie for selection in the Under 12 Gold Coast representative side for next season. The Grand Finals were also successful for Canungra local, Scott Dalby who was a key player in the victorious Robina Under 15 Junior Premier League side winning 5-0 against Runaway Bay. Local boys Regan Lowry, Josh Baker and Brent Wilson played in the Musgrave Under 12 Junior Premier League premiership side winning 3-2 over Gold Coast Knights.
Trophy presentations will take place at 9am on 27th October in conjunction with a Family Fun Day conducted by Canungra State School. This will provide a full stop to a great season for the Canungra Owls in which player numbers exceeded 100 and a premiership was won. Special thanks to Bren and George Dalby and Bec Bell-McNee for their tireless efforts for the club and the many other parents that have coached, managed and volunteered for all the jobs that need to be done so our children can take part in a wonderful community sporting club.
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By David Baker Canungra Owls Under 12’s played Mt Tamborine Eagles for the Division 4 premiership on 16th September. After winning the minor premiership convincingly they were hot favourites to take out the Grand Final and they did not disappoint the assembled throng of parents and Canungra locals who came to support the boys and girls. The final score was 3 - 0 but the Canungra Owls had to fight hard to prevail over the tenacious Eagles. Ben Aylward was gallant in goal, saving a penalty shot from the spot to keep a clean sheet for the game. Nathan Williams was awarded man of the match which is a great effort as he is at least a year younger than many of his opponents. Taliesha Irvine was a rock in the midfield and kept on going bravely after taking a blow to the chest. Thomas Sheppard was cool on the ball under pressure. Josh Aiken was everywhere in the midfield with superior pace while Callum Mann, Tommas Skerke and Mitchell Tomlinson were dangerous in attack and ably supported by Molly Thorogood, Kaileb McConnell, Rama Coppolaro, Emily Hill and Dyllan McPhail. “General” Jasp Leach was unpassable at the back and Jasper Boland backed him up when needed.
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Sport
Winners of the inaugural Canungra Chamber of Commerce Invitational Golf Day - Aussie Lifestyle Properties: Neil Connolly, Vin Slingsby, Monique Morcus, John Collins and Col Gray.
CANUNGRA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GOLF DAY
By Shane Stevenson The Canungra Chamber of Commerce held their Inaugural Golf Day on Wednesday, 12th September 2012 at the Canungra Area Golf Club. It was a Two Man Ambrose Event held over nine holes. With 34 players teeing off, the event was played in good spirits and well supported. Although the day was organised as a fund-raising event for the Chamber of Commerce, the main goal was to get members of the Canungra Business Community socialising together along with their suppliers and customers. Teams represented were Canungra News, The Canungra Times, Aussie
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Lifestyle Properties, Funky Dory Diner, Trilogy Accounting Group, The Outpost Café, T-Bones Butchery, Canungra RSL Services Club and the Canungra Golf Club. Congratulations to the inaugural trophy winners from Aussie Lifestyle Properties represented by Neil Connolly, Vin Slingsby, John Collins and Col Gray. The Chamber of Commerce would like to thank all sponsors for the day: Coca Cola, Flesser’s Bakery, Canungra Golf Club, Streets/Unilever Group, Norco/Fronterra Brands, Canungra News, Outpost Café, T-Bone’s Butchery and all the people who came together to lend their support in making the day successful. A special thanks to the Canungra Golf Club who hosted the event on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber of Commerce looks forward to making this an annual event. Results: Chamber of Commerce Trophy Winners: Aussie Lifestyle Properties. 2nd: Canungra News. 3rd: Canungra Times/Funky Dory Diner. Best Gross: J Collins/C Gray, Aussie Lifestyle Properties. Best Nett: M Tynan/B Broderick, Canungra Golf Club. NTP: 5th - J Grimshaw; 7th - S Stevenson; 8th – A Bass.
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Coming Up in The Canungra Times November Edition: Gearing Up for Christmas!
Canungra Chamber of Commerce Christmas Lights Competition: Entry form in the November edition of The Canungra Times and from Canungra Chamber of Commerce member businesses. Entries close Monday 26th November. Christmas Shopping in the Scenic Rim - Get it all locally! Cup Day Photos
December Edition: Christmas In Canungra Christmas Lights Map
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