The Canungra Times
October 2014, Issue No 102 www.canungratimes.com.au
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Canungra Turns Pink!
Inside this Month:
Page Business Award Nominees Announced......................5 ALP Candidate for Beaudesert...................................9 Tibetan Lama to Visit Springbrook...........................14
Regular Features:........... Page Date Claimer......................................6 School Happenings...................22 - 24 Crossword........................................27 Sport..........................................34 - 39 Cover Photo: Di Crooks with Jack and Ash from Breeze FM at the launch of Canungra Turns Pink.
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‘Turning Pink’ Special During October we will donate $2 from every hair or beauty service to the Canungra Turning Pink fundraising for the Cancer Council.
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Canungra Gets Pretty In Pink To Take On Women’s Cancers
The Canungra community and Breeze FM are painting the town pink for the month of October in support of Cancer Council’s national Pink Ribbon Day (Monday 27th October). Cafe Metz owner, Di Crooks started turning her cafe pink for October four years ago and is happy that the Canungra Chamber of Commerce and Breeze FM have joined her this year. Ron Hailes of Breeze FM said the Breeze always turns pink for October and they thought how fantastic it would be if they could turn a whole town pink. “The community has been so supportive – everyone has come on board in some way, by selling raffle tickets and Pink merchandise to turning their shop fronts pink. “We’ve got some fantastic prizes on offer and The Breeze team will be hosting a heap of Pink events throughout the month – we encourage everyone to get involved and help us work towards Cancer Council Queensland’s mission for a cancer free future.” Cancer Council Queensland Regional Fundraising Coordinator Lyn Mitchell said Pink fundraising
events supported the more than 3900 Queensland women who will be diagnosed with breast or gynaecological cancer this year. “A bright splash of pink does more than brighten up the community – it means we are taking steps to beat women’s cancers and show our support for those women in our life who have been affected by the disease,” Ms Mitchell said. “This year we have so many incredible ways in which the community can get involved and we commend the Canungra community and The Breeze for jumping on board.” Many Canungra businesses are supporting the event by offering donations from purchases, displaying information about cancer and Red Door Studio is doing a ‘Pink Art Walk’ with colouring pages available from Canungra Newsagency. Breeze FM is also running a raffle which was displayed at Canungra Markets and will be drawn at the Markets on Sunday 26th October. Tickets are available at Cafe Metz, Canungra Newsagency, The Outpost Cafe, Funky Dory Diner and My Country Escape.
Your lifestyle counts!
Breeze FM and Canungra businesses are turning Canungra pink in October
For more information about Canungra’s Pink events visit www.facebook.com/ lovethebreeze or see the Date Claimer on page 6 of this edition of The Canungra Times. For more information about Cancer Council Queensland’s Pink campaign or to register for any Pink events, visit pinkribbon.com.au.
More information about Cancer Council Queensland is available via cancerqld.org. au or Cancer Council 13 11 20 for information and support. Cancer Council Queensland is an independent, community-based charity. The achievements of Cancer Council Queensland are made possible by the generosity of Queenslanders.
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Kacey Graftdyk celebrated her 10th birthday in style on 13th September 2014. Kasey her friends spent the day at the Gold Coast and travelled back in this pink Hummer. Kasey’s mother, Lindi, said the family loves to celebrate birthdays and makes an extra effort with each ‘decade’ birthday! Complimen ta Orthodon ry Consultatiotic n
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2014 Business Excellence Awards Nominees - Canungra
Ten Canungra businesses have received nominations for their excellence in business, with the nominations falling across a range of categories. In congratulating the nominees, Deputy Mayor Cr Virginia West said the nominees were deserving recipients. Virginia West with Jo McLintock of The Butchery, Canungra
“I applaud all businesses who have been recognised, either publically or through the business nomination avenue, for their accomplishments to date in the business realm and I look forward to celebrating with them all at the awards evening in November,” said Virginia. The Canungra nominees for the 2014 Scenic Rim Business Excellence Awards are: • Aussie Lifestyle Properties - Customer Service. • Bean In - Customer Service, Business Person of the Year. • Café Metz - Corporate Citizenship. • Canungra Foodworks - Corporate Citizenship, Customer Service, Employer of Choice. • Canungra Vet Surgery - Customer Service. • Canungra VIC - Business Innovation, Customer Service, Business Person of the Year. • In The Raw - Customer Service. • The Butchery Canungra - Business Marketing, Customer Service. • The Canungra Times - Corporate Citizenship.
Virginia West presents a nomination certificate to Irene White of In the Raw and Irene’s daughter Tess.
• Wallaby Ridge Retreat - Customer Service, Environmental Sustainability. • Hilo Show Ribbons - Business Innovation. Businesses that submitted the required supporting documentation will advance in the judging process.
Council Notices 2015 Australia Day Awards Nominations are now open for the 2015 Australia Day Awards, held to recognise the significant contribution made by individuals or groups in the Scenic Rim community. Nominations close 4.30pm, Friday 14 November 2014. Nomination forms and further information is available at Council’s website, Customer Service Centres and Libraries or by contacting Events Officer Christy Schloss on 5540 5399 or email christy.s@ scenicrim.qld.gov.au 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 4 October 2014, 8am to 12pm. Where: Trees will be distributed and workshops will be held at D.J. Smith Park, Canungra.
www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/roadsupdate. Teese Bridge - Veresdale Scrub School Rd, Veresdale Scrub Will be closed to all traffic on Thursday 25 September from 9am to 2pm and again for the period from Monday 29 September until BRIDGE WORK Friday 3 October 2014, weather Edward O’Neill Bridge - Kilmoylar permitting, to allow component replacement works to be Rd, Undullah completed. An alternative route is Will be closed to all traffic from available via the Mt Lindesay Hwy Monday 29 September until and Veresdale Scrub Rd. February 2015, site and weather conditions permitting, to allow LIVE @ THE CENTRES the construction of a new $2.8 million crossing over Teviot Brook. CINEMA A signed detour route will be in Classic Flick: A Lawless Street (G) place and motorists are advised the Western with Angela Lansbury most convenient route between Thu 9 Oct 10am Beaudesert and Flagstone during $5 includes morning tea the construction works is the Mt @ The Centre Beaudesert Lindesay Hwy to Cusack Lane at LIVE THEATRE Jimboomba. The project is being BAMS presents Cinders: jointly funded by Scenic Rim and The True Story Logan City councils as Edward Fri 10 - Sat 25 Oct (check website O’Neill is a boundary bridge, and for times). Adults $22.50; Conc. project managed by Logan City. $20; Child $17; Groups 10+ 10% Further information and copy of the detour route can be obtained at discount
@ The Centre Beaudesert Musical Mornings Rhonda Burchmore Up Close and Personal! Fri 17 Oct 11am, complimentary morning tea from 10am $16; Groups 10+ $12.50 @ Boonah Cultural Centre 2015 Studios applications now open Call for applications from artists, groups and venues. Close COB 13 Oct 2014. Application packs available at Council Service Centres & Cultural Centres. Advertising opportunities also available. EXHIBITIONS (free entry) Edwin Bode Retrospective Exhibition Pioneering artist of Gold Coast hinterland and Scenic Rim region Continues until 13 Dec. @ The Centre Beaudesert Effortless Photography by Stef Dunn & Ryan O’Donogue 27 Sept to 2 Nov @ Boonah Regional Art Gallery For more information visit www.liveatthecentre.com.au
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October - Canungra is Turning Pink! October - ‘Pink Art Walk’ by Red Door Studio. Colouring pages available from Canungra Newsagency. 4 ���������� FREE TREES with rate notice voucher. DJ Smith Park, Canungra. Wednesdays: • Musical Minds at Canungra School of Arts Hall for 0-5 years. Phone: 0429 191 8am - 12pm. 514. 5 ���������� Movie night at Canungra Pool from 5.30pm. • Fitness Training Moriarty Park Hall 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670. 5 - 12 ��� Mental Health Week. • Justice of the Peace Community Signing Centre. Next to the library 1pm - 5pm. 6 ���������� Public Holiday - Labour Day. • Canungra Swimming Club. Masters swim training. 6pm to 7:30 pm - Alanna 7 ���������� School resumes. 0409 752 997. 9 ���������� Canungra Social Swimming Club sign on. 6pm - 7pm. Call 0490 Thursdays: 114 832. • Men’s Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club. 10 �������� Tram and Train History Meeting at Canungra RSL, 1pm. Call • Every 2nd Thursday Canungra Art & Culture Group. Showgrounds Art Hut. Ph: Tamlyn 0408 435 655. 5543 5528. • Business and Community night at Canungra Bowls Club 6pm for 6-30pm start. 11 ��������� Pink Barefoot Bowls Day at Canungra Bowls Club Ph 5543 4456. ������������ Spring Sale, Uniting Church, Appel Street. 8am - 12.30pm. ������������ Canungra Social Swimming Club sign on. 9am - 11am. Call 0490 • Zumba. 9-10am Beginners Class at Canungra School of Arts Hall. Phone Sue 0427 171 134. 114 832. • Canungra Swimming Club. Juniors Swim Club, 5:30 to 7:30 pm . Alanna 0409 18 �������� Pink Golf Day at Canungra Area Golf Club 752 997. 19 �������� Cancer Awareness Day at Funky Dory Fridays: 23 �������� High Tea at Canungra Uniting Church, $20pp, 1pm. Call Jenny • Justice of the Peace - Canungra Visitor Information Centre. Ph: 5543 5156. 0418 884 332 for bookings. • 30 min High Intensity Fat Burning Classes at Live Fit Studio. Kym 0405 103 670. 26 �������� Canungra Markets - Pink Raffle Draw Saturdays: 31 �������� ‘Bring Out the Girls’ dinner at Cafe Metz • Mixed Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club. November Sundays: • Bare Foot Bowls at Canungra Bowls Club from 9.30am. Ph: 5543 4456. 4 ���������� Melbourne Cup Day. • Church Services: St Luke’s Anglican Church 7.45am. Canungra Uniting Church December 10.30am. 13 �������� St Luke’s annual Christmas street stall. Monthly: Mondays: • Cribbage Tournament at Canungra Bowls Club, 7pm for 7.30pm start. Ph 5543 4456. • Beechmont Over 50’s at Graceleigh Hall, Beechmont. Ph 0457 803 045. • Fitness Training Moriarty Park Hall 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670. • Yoga classes at Moriarty Park. Call Shirley 5543 4047. • Zumba. 9-10am Beginners Class at Canungra School of Arts Hall. Phone Sue 0427 171 134. • Canungra Swimming Club Masters swim training. 6pm to 7:30 pm. Alanna 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.
• 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 Tue: Canungra Rural Fire Brigade monthly meeting. Jamie 5543 5778. • 1st Sat: QCWA Wonglepong meeting (except January) at 9.30am. Ph: Joyce Libke 5543 5212. • 1st Sun: Canungra Pony Club Rally Day. Ph: 0400 436 867. • 2nd Sun: Canungra RSL Club Muso’s Session (Open Mike) from 1pm. Ph: 5543 5524. • 3rd Wednesday: Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society, . www.bdofs. com
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And They’re Off - The Long Ride Begins for Mens Cancers
By Mel Parker
A small team from Kokoda Barracks, Canungra, packed their bags and bikes on Sunday 28th September to head off on “The Long Ride”, a charity motorcycle trek raising money for the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia. The team will cover over 7000km during their journey, which the Canungra community and Kokoda Barracks have rallied around in support, raising over $3000 for the cause. Major Nichola Doxford, who is heading up the Kokoda Barracks Team, is more than pleased with the fundraising result. “The Long Ride is not just about raising money for the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia, but also to raise awareness of men’s health issues,” she said. “We all have men in our lives - dads, brothers, husbands and sons, and it’s so important that we break down the barriers, misconceptions and stigmas that are associated with all men’s health
WO2 Stu Grant, Major Nichola Doxford and Corporal Mel Parker ready to ride
issues. The support from the Canungra community has been overwhelming and humbling. Thank you so much.” The Kokoda Barracks team will join with hundreds of other riders from all
over Australia, with the event culminating at Uluru. It is not too late to donate - visit https://thelongride2014.everydayhero.com/au/Kokoda-Barracks or www. pcfa.org.au
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In Brief:
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Tram and Train Historical Meeting
Residents who have information about the history of Canungra’s Trams and Trains are invited to meet at Canungra RSL Services Club at 1pm on Friday 10th October. Of particular interest is the location of any historical parts of trams and train in the area. The RSL’s Courtesy Bus is available to bring people to and from the meeting. Please come and share your story. For enquiries please contact Tamlyn Geiger on 0408 435 655.
Kennel And Cattery Approval
A development proposal for a boutique style combined bed and breakfast with a dog kennel and cattery at Tamborine has been approved by Council. The ‘high end’ facility to be built on Beaudesert Beenleigh Road will cater for up to 10 dogs and 15 cats with short-term accommodation for guests adjacent to the animal facility. Planning and Development Committee chair Cr Jennifer Sanders said the animal and tourist accommodation facility reflects the changing demands of the tourism industry. “The Scenic Rim is a wonderful region for families to visit and explore the natural landscapes, and there is increasing demand for pets to be included in family getaways,” Cr Sanders said.
An elderly woman was airlifted by the RACQ CareFlight Rescue after a single vehicle crash near Canungra on 23rd September 2014. The car left Beaudesert Road on the approach to Canungra and struck a tree, injuring the woman and an elderly man. The Gold Coast RACQ CareFlight Rescue helicopter was tasked to respond just before 4pm. Both patients were transported by QAS ambulance to Moriarty Park to meet the rescue helicopter. The woman had suspected chest injuries and has been flown to the Gold Coast University Hospital in a stable condition. The male patient was being transported by QAS to hospital. RACQ CareFlight Rescue is urging people to take extra care on the roads.
RACQ Careflight Helicopter at Moriarty Park. Photo courtesy RACQ CareFlight Rescue
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Australia Day Awards Nominations
The Scenic Rim 2015 Australia Day Awards are seeking nominations for outstanding citizens and community events. The annual awards acknowledge the significant contributions made by citizens and groups of the Scenic Rim community, with nominations sought from members of the public. Mayor John Brent said the awards give people the opportunity to highlight the ‘unsung heroes’ that make the Scenic Rim such a unique region to live. “The Australia Day Awards is an important tradition celebrating the people who contribute to making this country as great as it is,” he said. “We take this as an opportunity to honour those citizens who have positively impacted on our society or achieved success in the local community,” he said. “I urge residents to nominate a friend, a family member, a work colleague or a community leader who they believe deserves to be recognised for their contributions to our community.” Nomination categories are • Community Event of the Year • Young Citizen of the Year • Senior Citizen of the Year • Citizen of the Year • Cultural Award Junior • Cultural Award Senior • Sports Award Junior • Sports Award Senior Nominees and finalists will be recognised at the annual Australia Day Award Presentations in January 2015. Nomination forms are available at all Council Customer Service Centres and Libraries and may be downloaded at from Council’s web site. Nominations close Friday 14th November 2014. For further information contact Council’s Events Officer, Christy Schloss, on 5540 5399.
Community Bank Closer as Pledges Reach $500,000
The Community Bank project reached another milestone on Monday 29th September when the pledges to buy shares tipped the $500,000 mark. Steering Committee Chair, Janine Rockliff said, “As we celebrated the first 12 months of the campaign with an information update night on Wednesday 17th September, the feedback from the attendees, Bendigo Bank staff and the Steering Committee was very positive.” “The Canungra & District Community Bank Project Steering Committee is proud to announce that the pledges to buy shares has now surpassed $500,000.” Steering Committee has a target set of $750,000 in pledges to buy shares to fund the establishment of the community bank. Money for the shares is not required until
the prospectus is released after the total has been reached. The bank will then be owned by local shareholders with the banking licence held by Bendigo Bank. “We would like to thank everyone who has registered their interest to date and with two thirds of the total needed now pledged,” Janine said. “If you are thinking of purchasing shares in the Canungra & District Community Bank, please return your pledge form as soon as possible.” A pledge form is included on page 20 of this edition of The Canungra Times. To keep up to date with the Community Bank project, like their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/CanungraCommunityBank or go to @CanungraCBank and follow us on Twitter.
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The State Emergency Service is a national organization of volunteers e.g “ordinary people doing extraordinary things” SES members are trained and equipped to help their communities in times of emergencies and disasters. The State Emergency Service provides agency support to the Police, Ambulance and Fire Services (see picture) and helps out at various community events. If you have strong community spirit and a willingness to help others and have the time to attend training once a week we would love to hear from you. Please contact John on 0437 424 500.
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Our 12th Annual Craft Extravaganza Christmas Fair will take place on 10th to 12th October 2014 at the Vonda Youngman Community Centre in Main St North Tamborine. The show features the outstanding handmade crafts of 50 local and South East Queensland craft artisans with all the work available for sale at reasonable prices. The first day of the Show is Friday 10th and although we have sufficient stock to last the three days our regular visitors queue up ready for opening time to get the best bargains and the unique one off items. This year we are bringing back our popular Christmas Display on the stage area where we will have all sorts of Christmas items for sale. We will also have our ever popular Bric-a-Brac display with lots of preloved goods looking for a new home. If you feel like a delicious handmade cake, slice, scone ,morning and afternoon tea and light lunches our wonderful folk from J C Epidemic will again be operating the Crafty Café. The Show provides a wonderful opportunity to do your Christmas shopping with a huge range of handmade crafts on offer. As an added benefit to purchasing a beautiful gift you will also be helping to raise funds for Tamborine Mountain Rural Fire Brigade. For more information please phone Dorothy on 07 5545 2822.
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Increase in Services at Canungra Valley Medical
Patients now have the opportunity to receive mental health counselling for conditions such as PTSD, anxiety and depression at Canungra Valley Medical with Dr David Christiansen. David’s interest in psychiatric medicine led him to study this area over the last few years and he is allocating Wednesday afternoons for counselling services, with a view to extending this service if the need is there. The counselling sessions will be longer than a normal
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GP appointment, requiring a 45 minute appointment. David said he will use a range of treatments for his counselling clients, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. To be referred to the service, patients need to be referred by another doctor, who will complete a mental health plan. This will require a longer appointment and can be done by of the doctors from Canungra Valley Medical. David will still be seeing medical patients on Mondays, Wednesday mornings, Thursdays, Saturdays and alternate Fridays. Dr Andrew Rees remains full time at the practice, while new doctors Dr Paul Hamilton and Dr Duncan Pettigrew have been seeing patients for the last few months on a regular basis. Paul is a Registrar who is looking forward to extending his experience at Canungra. Duncan has been brought in to support David on Wednesday afternoons. Practice Nurse, Bronwyn Brown is now fully qualified in a range of women’s health services, including the provision of pap smears and general women’s
health checks. Patients can book these procedures through the practice. The practice recently introduced mixed billing, however bulk billing is still provided to pensioners and health care card holders. The management and staff at the practice have implemented these changes to provide patients with a greater range of treatment options in town. For appointments please phone Canungra Valley Medical on 5543 5688.
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Increased Weight Gain in Weaners Using a Combination of Treatments Jim Viner, Gympie, QLD Running a Brahman cross herd in SE QLD comes with its challenges – particularly cattle tick. So to take a fresh look at the options available for his weaner steer operation, Jim recently conducted a trial to compare treatment options.
Cydectin® Long Acting Injection for Cattle, Cydectin Injection and Dectomax® Injection were compared on 9 month old cross bred female weaners with an average starting weight of 217kg. The trial results showed the difference highly potent and persistent products can offer over others in practical situations. In particular, treatment with Cydectin Long Acting Injection for Cattle (LA) generated an additional 10.1kg (42%) increase in weight gain over Dectomax Injection. Cydectin Injection also generated
an additional 3.8kg increase over Dectomax Injection during the 120 day trial period. “We started using the LA on the weaners in the trial, and now use it on everything we can – we have seen such great results with increase in production and condition of our cattle, the extra 10kg gain on the weaners is money in the bank.” Multimin® is also given at same time as the LA to all our cattle – the products work well together and the proof is in the sappy calves and well covered heifers, our breeders have never looked better”.
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Council Comment By Cr Virginia West Scenic Rim Regional Council
Free Trees
Councils Parks and Gardens officers along with myself will be giving out free trees to ratepayers on Saturday 4th October in DJ Smith Park, Canungra from 8am till 12pm. Residents are asked to bring their voucher which was included with the recent rates notice to collect the free trees - no voucher, no trees! This event coincides with Council’s Living Green workshops where you can learn about worm farming, composting and planting and maintaining native trees. Drop in any time from 8am - 12pm on Saturday 4th October. If you are unable to get there on this date your free trees can be collected from the Council Nursery in Birnam St, Beaudesert on any Friday between 8.30am - 4.30pm.
Canungra Swimming Pool Open
Summer has arrived quite early this year and all Council pools have opened earlier to accommodate the warm weather. Canungra Pool is now open with hours being: • Weekdays 6am - 10am and 2pm - 6pm • Saturdays 8am - 5pm • Sunday 9am-4pm Pool staff can be contacted on 1300 252 583. Further information about all Council pools and admission rates are available at www. scenicrim.qld.gov.au.
2015 Australia Day Awards Nominations Open
Yes that time has come around again so I urge you all to think about who in the community is worthy of recognition for their often quiet achievement and contribution to your community. Nomination categories are: • Community Event of the Year • Young Citizen of the Year • Senior Citizen of the Year • Citizen of the Year • Cultural Awards Junior and Senior • Sports Awards Junior and Senior Nominees and finalists will be recognised at the annual Austra2014 Australia Day Award recipient lia Day ceremony in January 2015. Joshua Bell-McNee Nomination forms are available from the mobile library or Council’s website www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/ australia-day-awards.
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Public Nominations For Business Excellence
Congratulations to our local businesses who were nominated by members of the public for excellence in their business practises: The Canungra Times, Aussie Lifestyle Properties, Canungra Vets, Cafe Metz, Bean In, Canungra Butchery, Foodworks, Wallaby Ridge, In The Raw and Vivienne and Gina at the Canungra Information Centre.
Edwin Bode Exhibition Open
The inspiring Edwin Bode exhibition is now open at the Centre Beaudesert with substantially more paintings from private collectors in the local area. Bode was a pioneer artist in our region who painted spectacular homestead, farm and landscape watercolours, many of which were in the Canungra area.
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Top Tibetan Lama Helps Scenic Rim People Discover The Real Purpose Of Life
From My Window with Keer Moriarty, Editor
Going Pink in October ... With so much negativity in the news at the moment, it is fantastic to see our little town doing something positive for a great cause. This October, Canungra is ‘Turning Pink’ to raise funds and awareness for Cancer. This is something the amazing Di Crooks from Cafe Metz has done for several years and this year Breeze FM has lept on board, as well as the Canungra Chamber of Commerce. Many of the businesses and community organisations are contributing in different ways, from a movie night at the pool to cancer awareness day at Funky Dory and of course Cafe Metz is hosting a ‘Get the Girls Out’ Dinner on 31st October. Everyone involved in any way is to be congratulated on giving their time and energy to this great cause. I don’t think there would be anyone in our community who hasn’t been affected in some way by this disease which takes too many of our loved ones, way too young. It is easy to feel helpless in the face of this illness but by supporting these events in October you will be making a difference. Funds raised will go to the Cancer Council to help in the fight against cancer. Many thanks to the Canungra Chamber of Commerce, Di Crooks and the staff at Cafe Metz and to Breeze FM for making this possible.
A senior Tibetan lama will enlighten the people of the Scenic Rim about how to realise the true purpose of their lives. His Eminence the 7th Dzogchen Rinpoche says many people are rightly searching for meaning in their lives but looking in all the wrong places and the happiness they seek escapes them. Dzogchen Rinpoche will be in Maroochydore on 17th October, to give a public talk entitled What is the Real Purpose of your Life? at 7pm. The talk will be followed by a weekend teaching on How To Truly Follow Your Heart on 18th October at the same venue and a five-day retreat entitled Rest In The Heart of the Guru from 19th - 24th October at Springbrook. These events are part of a worldwide tour consisting of public talks, empowerments and teachings and residential retreats in most countries. His Eminence says: “Searching for happiness we buy in to the idea of a perfect life – a good job, a nice house, the fairy tale romance. “Over many years we work hard to build this lifestyle but in reality the stress of maintaining it can leave us feeling exhausted and dissatisfied. “Confused that this has not brought the long-term contentment we had hoped for, we can find ourselves lacking direction and questioning the true meaning of our life. “Instead we can draw on ancient Buddhist wisdom to practice a profound yet simple method which will help us realise the deeper purpose of our lives so we can experience effortless peace and lasting fulfilment.” Dzogchen Rinpoche, one of the highest lamas in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, is the authentic Dzogchen lineage holder and head of Dzogchen Monastery in South India with more than 280 branch monasteries in Asia mainly in Tibet, India, Nepal and Bhutan and in the West. For further information call 0416 404 826 or email qld@shenpenaustralia.org .
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Metz has gone PINK for October!
Cafe Metz is looking for prizes to the value of $30 for our balloon raffle for breast cancer. There are still a few tickets left for the 'Get the Girls Out' dinner at Metz on 31st October!
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Orchid Show
Dear Keer, Once more I write on behalf of Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society expressing my most sincere thanks to you for the promotion you gave in the Canungra Times to our recent Spring Show for Orchids and Foliage Plants. Once more it was a complete success with 597 passing through the door over the weekend to enjoy what was probably the best Spring Show that our Society has ever presented. There were over 350 plants on display, the majority of them being orchids at their resplendent best. Once more, Canungra residents gave us great support by turning up in large numbers so we are continually grateful for their attendance. However, there were many who visited from places far removed
who got the opportunity to visit this wonderful little town. The Giant Garden Hamper raffle was won by: • First Prize: Richard of Varsity Lakes. • Second Prize: Kev of Cedar Vale. • Third Prize: Esme of Beaudesert. Lucky Door Prizes were won by: • $50.00 Bunnings Voucher: Vera of Tamborine. • Yates gardening Guide: Evelyn of Algester. All prizes have been collected or delivered. We are greatly appreciative of your promotion and the support of the local people and trust that it will continue. Kindest regards to all. Peter Rice – Secretary, Beaudesert Districts Orchid and foliage Society
Kay to Contest Beaudesert Seat
Kay Hohenhaus is the Labor Candidate for the seat of Beaudesert for the 2015 State election. She is a fourth generation Boonah resident; a Registered Nurse with over 40 years experience; a widow; and currently cares for her elderly parents Len (Butch) and Pat who still Kay Hohenhaus live in their home. Kay is President of the Boonah Branch of the ALP which meets monthly. “Health, education, and seniors have been my passions throughout my working life” said Kay. “I will fight for fairness for everyday Queenslanders within my electorate as well as across Queensland.” A Campaign office for Kay is being established in Boonah and the official opening will be held at 10 am on Wednesday 8th October 2014. Residents are welcome – please RSVP by 6th October to telephone 0403 789 216 to assist with catering.
Opening of Beaudesert ALP Campaign Office in Boonah 10am Wednesday 8th October 2014 1B Church Street Boonah (old Laundromat) Senator the Hon Joseph Ludwig Senator for Queensland attending, along with other invited guests. Spring Show held at Canungra School of Arts Hall. Photo: Robyn Fortescue
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TCT’s Movie Review
Well Being
The Maze Runner
With Clancy Beck
Reviewed by Heather Moriarty
Metabolism Tricks
An easy way to lose weight and feel energised is to increase the body’s metabolism - here are 10 simple tricks: • Eating a nutrient-rich breakfast wakes up your metabolism. Rolled oats porridge with almonds and berries, or spinach-and-feta omelette with whole-grain toast will get the engine going. • Eating every three to four hours keeps your metabolism cranking, so you burn more calories throughout the day. Small meals help you curb hunger, eat fewer calories overall, and keep your metabolism running. Try five to six small meals a day. • High-intensity exercise causes a bigger rise in metabolic rate than lower intensity workouts, resulting in an increase in metabolism even after you’ve finished exercising. • Avoid trans fats - or partially hydrogenated fats/oils - they bind to fat and liver cells, slow metabolism and slow your body’s ability to burn fat. • Eat more protein from lean beef, turkey, fish, chicken, tofu, nuts, beans, eggs, and low-fat dairy products. Metabolism is raised during digestion, and since protein is digested slower than fat or carbs, your metabolism is raised for longer. • Build lean muscle - the body uses more calories a day to sustain it. The resting metabolic rate is much higher in people with more muscle. • Avoid crash diets - too few calories triggers your body to conserve energy and lower its metabolism. • Avoid toxins - artificial additives, and eating nonorganic produce, can interfere with your thyroid, the body’s regulator of metabolism. • Ginger, cinnamon, turmeric and cayenne contain natural metabolism-boosting chemicals, and drinking green tea or oolong tea offers the combined benefits of caffeine and catechins, substances shown to rev up the metabolism for a couple of hours. • Drink plenty of water since even mild dehydration can cause your metabolism to slow down. You can help your body to help itself!
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Directed By: Wes Ball. Starring: Dylan O’Brien, Kaya Scodelario, Will Poulter.
Based on the best-selling novel by James Dashner, The Maze Runner is an exciting, actionpacked film about a boy who wakes up in a creaky elavator full of emergency supplies without a clue who he is or how he got there. When the elevator stops, the boy finds himself in the middle of a gigantic maze that closes up each night, trapping whoever is unfortunate enough to be in there with a bunch of mechanical monsters. In the centre of the maze is a clearing, where 60 teenage boys have made camp and, as their leader Alby explains, a new boy comes up the elevator shaft each month with no idea who they are, although they remember their name in a day or two. But Thomas isn’t like the others. He is curious, determined to discover how the maze works and why he
of all people was put in there. But above all, after a few days Thomas starts remembering and having visions of his life outside the maze. When the first girl appears in the elevator, the blame falls to Thomas, the only boy who can remember glimpses of his past. And when the maze starts malfunctioning, sending monsters into the cleaning during the night, Thomas alone is faced with the challenge of finding a way out. Will he be the first ever to survive the maze? The film The Maze Runner was an excelelnt movie though slightly off the mark when it came to the chronological order of the book. It was easy to understand by people who hadn’t read the novel and received a pleasing response to people who had.
James Dashner’s novel is brought to life in ‘The Maze Runner’
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Are you registered with a tax agent? Final date for lodgement for 2014 income tax returns for those not registered is 31 October. Every Wednesday for the month of October Trilogy Accounting Group is offering a free cup of coffee from Bean In for every individual tax return prepared. As part of Paint The Town Pink we will also be donating $2.00 to Breast Cancer Research for every tax return prepared for the month. As part of our promotion Bean In? will donate $1 for every cup of coffee we give away. Book now 1300 554 136
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The Beauty Spot
Goal Achieved!
Canungra resdient Nicholas Larson, has achieved one of his goals in athletics. He was selected by Queensland Little Athletics to compete in the Development Tour team in New Zealand in January 2015. Nicholas will travel to Timaru to compete in the U15 200m, 400m and triple jump. He has set himself a goal of running 55 secs in the 400m (his pet event).
Nicholas is grateful for the support of Helensvale Little Athletics Club, as well as his coach, Joe Mori. He is always aiming high and has his sights set on qualifying for the National Athletics Championships with Queensland Athletics in Sydney in March 2015. Nicholas received the FoodWorks Sportsperson of the Month award in May this year.
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Chemicals in Your Skincare Do you know what’s in your skincare? If I told you it takes a mere 26 seconds for the chemicals in your skincare to enter your bloodstream, would you be horrified? Fascinated? Both? In the world today, there are so many toxic chemicals, additives, and preservatives in our food and environment. We are becoming more conscious of what we’re eating, and turning more and more to organic fruits and vegetables. We’re starting to be aware of additives and preservatives in our food and how it affects us. But have you thought about what you put on your skin? Take the time now to look at beauty products’ labels the same way you look at food labels. Here’s a list of a couple of the common harmful ingredients in skincare and how they may affect you: Parabens: Parabens are used as preservatives to prevent the growth of bacteria, mould, and yeast in cosmetic products. Hang on, that sounds like it might be a good thing, I hear you say. No. There’s a bad side to parabens. Very bad. Parabens have oestrogen-mimicking properties that have been associated with increased risk of breast cancer. They absorb easily and have been identified in breast tumours. These nasty little particles can be found in makeup, body washes, deodorants, shampoos, and facial cleansers, as well as food and pharmaceutical products. Fragrance: They may make products smell nice, but many contain chemicals that are hazardous to your health. Fragrance mixes have been associated with allergies, dermatitis, respiratory distress, and potential effects on the reproductive system, and can be found in many products such as perfume, cologne, conditioner, shampoo, body wash, and moisturisers. Pull out your skincare, have a look at what’s in it (google the ingredients if I have not yet covered here), and ask yourself, ‘Am I using the best, toxic-free products on my face/body?’ If your answer is no, don’t fret, it’s not too late to do something about it. Well, there we have it, folks. And yet we’ve only covered a couple of chemicals today. Over the coming months we’ll explore the effects of Phthalates, Sodium lauryl sulfate/Sodium laureth sulfate, Formaldehyde, Toluene, Propylene glycol, and sunscreen chemicals.
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Canungra & District Community Bank® Project
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For as little as $500 you will be a shareholder in our local Community Bank® Branch.
Register your intention to buy shares by filling in the form on the back of this page.
We need your support to open our Community Bank® branch in Canungra.
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Vibrancy Funds Provide Boost To Canungra
Put the Spring Back In Your Step!
More than $100,000 has been allocated to projects in the Canungra area as part of Council’s Vibrant and Active Towns and Villages initiative. Council committed $1 million to this new initiative in 2014/15 and today voted to fund a range of projects to the value of $850,000 in Aratula, Beaudesert, Boonah, Canungra, Tamborine and Tamborine Mountain. In Canungra $110,000 in funding will be divided between an extension of the footpath network on Lamington National Park Rd in addition to landscaping and beautification throughout the village. “Our commitment to the community was that we would deliver a range of infrastructure improvements, some subtle, some significant, to enhance the character of towns and villages throughout the Scenic Rim,” Mayor John Brent said. “This is not a one-off for this year, Council will be funding this program annually well into the future and I am committed to supporting this initiative over the long term.
By Adele Spurgin
Spring time is here and I know you are tired of feeling a little un-inspired and demotivated whilst having lost yourself somewhere along the way. Let me let you in on a little secret - you are not alone! There are many others out there feeling, breathing and living the same reality as you, an unsteady one! And you are all welcome to this day workshop - in fact we are creating a safe, fun, friendly, encouraging space for women to Put The Spring Back In Their Step. So let me share with you in my upcoming workshop - Put The Spring Back In Your Step a simple, step by step programme with activities in sprinkled throughout the workshop. Women are incredible at facilitating huge change, if they have the right mentor and a reliable fool proof frame work to getting their minds on the right pathway for them! So join me on Saturday 11th October at 1030am to 230pm at the Canungra Yoga Studio on Appel Street (thank you Kara!) for Putting the Spring Back in Your Step. You will come away with personal growth, abundance of free thinking, confidence, initiative and vigour. If you require any further details regarding the day’s activities phone or text on 0456 390 865 or email adelespurgin@me.com
“I think the positive outcomes we are delivering under the Vibrant and Active Towns and Villages to enhance areas around Canungra will be of benefit to the community.” Deputy Mayor and Division 3 Councillor Virginia West said the funding was a great outcome for the local community. “Formalising the footpath along Lamington National Park Rd will enhance the amenity of the popular Coburg Loop, which is a popular walking trail with locals and visitors alike,” she said. “We will also be undertaking landscaping and beautification in Christie St, DJ Smith Park, the School of Arts car park and around the town entry signs. It’s great that we will be able to enhance the village and surrounds. “The Vibrant and Active Towns and Villages program is delivering outcomes which respond to the current and future needs of our community and create vibrant and active spaces, be it improvements for walkers, enhancing our public facilities or entirely new projects.”
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School Happenings - Canungra State School
Students of the Week - Well done!
29 July Holly Narcisi
5 August Lucy Stephens
12 August Trad Sutherland
Green Team Morning Tea 2nd September
All players co-operated with each other to make their teams competitive. There were a lot of close and hard fought games played. All students displayed good sportsmanship and were a credit to the school. Interschool AFL: Canungra seniors played against St Bernard, Tamborine and Silkwood Schools in the interschool AFL competition at Moriarty Park. Canungra 2 defeated Tamborine 2 by 31 to 16 but were beaten by St Bernard 2. Canungra 1 managed to win all of their games scoring more than 200 points and only conceding 31. This means that Canungra are the Hinterland AFL champions for the third year in a row. Congratulations to everyone for playing well and being great sports. The Canungra 1 team were: Lizzie Sheridan, Jason Spurgin, Liam Henderson, Christina McCallum, Josh Torrens, Hayden Irvine, Ethan May, Kade Sutherland, Oliver Walker, Ben Sheppard and Willow Mills. The Canungra 2 team were: Ella Stephens, Hayleigh Aiken, Jack Brown, Caleb Collins, Macauley Bennett, Greg
Spurgin, Ethan May, Nishan Reynolds, Lachlan Tomlinson, Jake Sommerville and Carlos Rasini.
There was a successful Green Team morning tea following parade on 2nd September. Thank you to the Green Team for organising wonderful food! The Green Team was very excited to welcome three mums who are keen to play a more active role in the Green Team activities.
Interschool Sport 5th September
Interschool Netball: Canungra played Netball against Beechmont, St Bernard and Tamborine Mountain State Schools. There was a Champion School Trophy this year which Beechmont State School won. Canungra had two junior teams and two senior teams. Each team played six games throughout the day. Canungra was placed third overall for the carnival. The Canungra junior teams won six games with a total of 12 points. The Canungra senior teams won three games with a total of six points.
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Teacher Aide Day 9th September
Teacher Aide Day gives the school the opportunity to acknowledge the enormous contribution made by the Teacher Aides. They work with individual and small groups of students, prepare resources, supervising playground and bus duties and for assisting in our school office. Everyone in the School Community benefits from their outstanding commitment and positve contribution to the school. To Traciee Cooper, Jo Watson, Vickie Spring, Pauline Libke, Donna Morgan, Jo Kelly, Bernie Campbell, Tarnya Sommerville, Kerry St Clair, Ali Ellis, Rachel Guymer, Jacqui Aggarwal, Melanie Moore, Jenae Roberts and Kelly-Jo Uccetta, happy Teacher Aide Day! Thanks also to Groundsman Trevor Skelton whose his fabulous contribution to the school is also acknowledged.
School Happenings - Canungra State School
Students of the Week - Well done!
19 August Lily Nicholson
26 August Keeley MacKenzie
Speaking Out Finals 15 and 16 September
Lucinda Collins, Kyane Stranger, Aaron Williams, Kasey Wilson and Riley Johnston. Winner: Lachlan Tomlinson Unsolved Mysteries. Year 7: Kaia Hunt, Heather Moriarty, Sahla Hansen, Hannah Gill, Christina McCallum, Miekah Crocker. Winner: Hannah Gill - Being Young is Overrated.
The quality of speeches presented by Year 4 - 7 students was very impressive. One student from each year level was chosen to represent the school on 15 October at the Nerang Alliance Speaking Out Competition at Nerang State High School. The following students were finalists in the Speaking Out Competition for Canungra State School: Year 4: Lilly Collins, Daniel Sheppard, Jared Clift, Remy Allen, Damon Delwijnen, Oliver King. Winner: Daniel Sheppard - Imagine. Year 5: Kitiara Bary, Lewis McCallum, Georgia Rayle, Emma Fisk, Beau Geiger, Will O’Connell, Sienna Parker. Winner: Georgia Rayle - Life is Beautiful. Year 6: Jack Brown, Hayleigh Aiken, Macauley Bennett, Lachlan Tomlinson,
2 September Nishan Reynolds
100% Attendance Party 18th September
exceptionally well to perform in front of the school.
Term 4 Commences Tuesday 7th October
Prep Enrolment 2015
On Thursday 18th September at 12pm the Term 3 100% Attendance Party was held. This was to to acknowledge 100% attendance for students at the end of each term.
Talent of the Stars Search Final Friday 19th September
Congratulations to all students who performed in Talent of the Stars. The finals were contested by 12 groups or individual students, all of whom did
We are now accepting Prep enrolments. Enrolment Packs are available from our school office from Monday 15th September. If you know someone who doesn’t receive our newsletter and who has a child eligible for prep next year, please ask them to contact our school and ask for a pack. Enrolment packs will also be delivered to Canungra Child Care & C & K Kindergarten.
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Beet-Pickle Deviled Eggs
Ingredients (makes 12 halves): • • • • • •
6 eggs 1 can pickled beetroot 1 cup apple cider vinegar 1/3 cup brown sugar 1 tablespoon peppercorns 1 teaspoon salt
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1 teaspoon Dijon mustard 1 tablespoon mayonnaise 1/2 teaspoon curry powder 1 tablespoon vinegar 2 tablespoons olive oil Salt and pepper to taste Fresh rosemary for garnish
Method:
Hard boil the eggs and remove the shells. Set the eggs aside. To prepare the brine, pour a can of pickled beetroot into a large mason jar or bowl. Add cider vinegar, sugar, peppercorns and salt. Stir mixture. Carefully (that beetroot juice will stain!) lower the hard boiled eggs into the brine, cover and let sit for at least 12 hours, up to 2 or three days. The longer you leave them in the brine, the more sour and pink they’ll end up. To have the rim of pink and slight pickled flavor, let them sit for about 16 hours. When brining time is finished, cut each egg in half and scoop out yolks. Place yolks in a medium-sized bowl, along with the mustard, mayonnaise, curry, vinegar, and olive oil. Mix/mash until smooth. You can always add a little bit of water to the mixture, if it is too stiff. Salt and pepper to taste. Using a pastry bag or a plastic bag with the corner cut off, pipe the yolk mixture back into the pink eggs. Sprinkle with chopped rosemary and season with salt and pepper.
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AWL Pets of the Month
Serephina (27272) is very talkative and loves attention, she will do anything to please. She would love home where someone will be happy to take her on daily walks and to the dog park to make some doggie friends. She is very friendly with other dogs and loves to play. She is a two year old Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross. She is vaccinated, desexed and microchipped and is $250.
How can you resist this face? Felix (27185) is a handsome lovable nine year old boy. He loves company, pats and cuddles and will make a wonderful member of the family. He can’t wait to find his new home. Felix is only $80. He is vaccinated, desexed, wormed and microchipped. To meet Serephina, Felix or any of the other cats, dogs, chickens, guinea pigs etc that are available for adoption, visit the AWL Gold Coast Rehoming Centre.
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St Luke’s Anglican Church By Di Ayscough, Guild President A great time was had by members of St Luke’s when a camping weekend was organised at Spring Gully Stays. Apart from the serene and beautiful surroundings at the camp site everyone who attended relaxed and enjoyed good food and fellowship. Many discussions also took place in a relaxed manner regarding St Luke’s going forward. The weekend is something well worth doing again. The recent Guild meeting, held to discuss church activities leading up to Christmas, was well attended and commenced with a BBQ meal together. Another chance to get together and enjoy the company of others before dealing with the agenda items, including the organisation of our annual Christmas street stall to be held on Saturday 13th December. It was with sadness a memorial service was held at St Luke’s and conducted by Rev Valerie following the passing of Barry Libke. It was fitting that Barry was farewelled from St Luke’s as his beautiful cross stitch works which he kindly donated to the church and used to decorate and enhance the building and the alter. Barry was very generous in his giving of such beautiful hand work and we value his kindness. Our thoughts and prayers are extended to Barry’s wife Clare and all family members in their sad loss. May your memories live on to remind you of the special man Barry was. The Chat group still meets in the Pavilion every Wednesday. Please feel free to join in for friendship and fellowship. Wishing you many blessings.
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As Venus moves through Libra, so delight moves from the flesh, to more ethereal and refined matters. Matters of justice may well grab hold of you and demand to be acted on, resolved, or understood. You are moving from an open field to an art gallery. Are you ready to adapt? GEMINI (May 21 – June 21) With Mercury in Libra, life is giving you permission to wiseacre as widely and freely as you want. Think through all the things that are bothering you. Give your mind full permission to roam in search of answers – or maybe even questions. Balance will come to you in its own way. CANCER (June 22 – July 22) By slowly and meticulously putting all that you hold to be true into practise, you will find the lightness your whole being has been craving. Nothing will be resolved by sitting around and thinking about it. Resolution will come through being practical. Roll up your sleeves. LEO (July 23 – Aug 22) With Jupiter in your midst, your star is on the ascent. The fact that the Sun is moving through Libra is also doing you no harm. The airy, refined nature of Libra, fits with your aristocratic nature. Focus on what is beautiful, just, peaceful and dynamically balanced, as you deem fit. VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22) Life might feel a little like it is keeping you firmly planted in a solitary place this month. This is by no means a bad thing. The existential suggestion is that you connect with your centre, do some healing – and free yourself up for the next adventure. Balance and patience will be helpful. LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23) With both the Sun and Venus passing through your part of the sky, one would have to say that the omens are good. The Sun will beef up your sense of presence – and Venus, of course, will add her blessings to all things concerned with love. Add a little salt, to temper all this sweetness. SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21) Venus is on her way. The Sun is on its way. Mercury isn’t too far off visiting you either. But none of them are actually here. Life will feel like all its blessings are residing just over the horizon. Make all the anticipation you are in, work as a positive thing. Wait, in a joyous way. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21) As Jupiter rises to ever greater heights, so you can ride on his wings. If you want to go higher, then communication of every kind is what will work best. Be as curious as a kitten, as innocent and unknowing as a Zen Master, and as willing to share as Socrates. Warm up the world. CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19) As Saturn moves into the final part of his journey through Scorpio, so the focus turns to home. You might be taking home for granted, in which case life will find ways to help you remember how precious it is. Or, you might be craving a truly nurturing environment. If so, find it! AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18) By working at what you do, with even a modicum of totality and sincerity, you are developing your skills in ways that are deeply meaningful. You might not even notice the way you are growing. You will down the track. This is a time of silent enrichment. Be more yourself. PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20) As you ply your trade, so, many things are falling into place. They are falling into place silently, which makes it hard to turn what you are doing into an ego trip. It may be that you aren’t even noticing the steps you are taking, because you are so immersed. Let nature be your guide. © M.J.Dean 2014
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Boyland $600 per week: This brick home is approx 28 sq set on 3 fully fenced flat acres. Features include: 4 bedrooms with ensuite off master and built ins Family room, study, rumpus & lounge Separate formal dining Tiled throughout including bedrooms. Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning, Ceiling fans throughout. DLUG with automatic roller door. 12m x 6m shed, 3 phase power. Pets on application Available Now Canungra Township $380 per week: 3 bedroom + study brick home, lounge and family room, large covered entertaining area,double lock up garage, fully fenced. Pets on application Available 21st November 2014 Wonglepong $380 per week: 3 Brm Timber Home on 1/2 Acre double garage. Verandas at front & rear beautiful views. In ground swimming pool. Pets on application. Available 3rd October 2014 ..
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COMMUNITY NOTICEBOARD
Tram and Train Historical Meeting: Residents and interested people who have information about the history of Canungra’s Trams and Trains are invited to meet at Canungra RSL Services Club at 1pm on Friday 10th October. Of particular interest is the location of any historial parts of trams and train in the area. Courtesy Bus available to to and from the meeting. Please come and share your story. Phone Tamlyn Geiger on 0408 435 655. High Tea: Spring Sale: Canungra Uniting Chruch Spring Sale is on Saturday 11th October at the Church in Appel Street, Canungra. 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.
October Special 20% off all Adorne handbags, fascinators and accessories
Listings in the Community Noticeboard are free of charge for community organisations only. Email news@canungratimes.com.au or phone 0407 671 286.
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 - 5pm. Ph: 5543 5592. Faye Hines JP: Canungra Visitor Information Centre Fridays 10am - 4pm. Musical Minds: Musical fun, interaction and learning for 0-5 year olds. Every Wednesday 10am (during school terms). Ph: 0429 191 514. 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. 8am - 2pm. Stalls $10. Contact Judy 5543 4345 or Sue 0432 050 261. Beechmont Country Markets: 3rd Sunday of the month 8am to 12 noon. Beechmont Community Centre, Beechmont. Phone 0458 233080 or email bapacommunitycentre@gmail.com.
Church Services
Canungra Uniting Church: Appel Street. Sundays at 10.30am. Ph: 5541 1018.
The Shoe Vault Men’s and Ladies’ shoes, handbags and accessories
Marian Valley Catholic Shrine: Beechmont Road. Sundays 11am and 4pm. Ph: 5533 3617. St Luke’s Church: National Park Road. Sundays at 7.45am. St Margaret Mary’s Catholic Church: 9am Mass 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
Turning Canungra Pink During October, $5 from every shoe sale over $50 donated to the Cancer Council
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Sport Moriarty Park News By Amanda Thorogood
FoodWorks Sportsperson of the Month - September
Our sportsperson of the month for September is Jess Wilson. Jess excels in all sports. Apart from completing her year 12 studies this year Jess has participated in: • Beaudesert High School Volleyball Team State Championships held in Toowoomba. • Division 1 Women’s Soccer in the Gold Coast Football League. • Represented the U/19 Girls South Coast Soccer Team. • Selected for the 2014 Qld City U/19 Girls Futsal Team (declined the offer due to year 12 studies). • School districts for 1500m, 800m and discuss. Her biggest achievement for this year was representing the Australian Women’s Youth Futsal Team. The team travelled to San Francisco where they played the representative teams for San Francisco including colleges and against open women’s
achievements and we wish her all the luck in the future. As the September Sportsperson of the Month, the Jess receives a $50 Foodworks voucher and a $50 sports store voucher kindly donated by Canungra Foodworks.
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teams. They also trained with the local representative teams. They then travelled to Los Angeles where they were the guest team at the US National Futsal Tournament. They won all their games except the last one (the team they played in this game ended up winning the tournament). This was a fantastic experience for Jess who has worked hard for her
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The October Sportsperson of the Month is the Canungra Owls U12 soccer team. Coached by Lea Collins, the team had a fantastic season and defeated Musgrave in the Division 3 Grand Final on Saturday 13th September (see page 38 for grand final story). Congratulations to players: Satene Arnold, Reilly Baker, MacAuley Bennett, Ethan Collins, John Harrison, Trad Sutherland, Chloe Lowe, Zach Mansfield, Jack Maughan, Greg Spurgin, Zoey Stephanou, Lachlan Tomlinson and Aaron Williams on a great season.
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Sport Pam McAllan got a hole in one at Canungra Area Golf Club on 2nd September
Canungra Chamber Of Commerce Golf Day By Shane Stevenson
On The Green Canungra Area Golf Club With Wendy Brown
Results
28th August : Stableford. Winner - B Wiedemann 37c. Runner Up - B Mills 37. NTP - G Talintyre. BRD - G Cowan 36; V Slingsby 34; J Grimshaw 34; R Harriman 31; C Murphy 31; K Gear 31; R L Smith 30; D McGuiness 30; J Green 30; R Collins 30; R Boardman 30. 30th August: Stableford. Winner - R Boardman 42. Runner Up - R Hewlett 41. NTP - 5th A Sami; 14th B Mills; 16th T Barr; 8th B Fletcher; 17th P Broomhall; 16th, 27+2 W Brown; 8th Ladies 2nd W Brown. BRD - A Sami 40, B Mills 39, A Coleman 37, P Broomhall 36, G Mulhearn, 36 N Connolly 36, T Barr (Jr) 34, G Hansen 34, M Watson 33, D McGuiness 33, J McAllan 33, H Barnes 35. 2nd September: Monthly Medal Stroke and Putt. Winner - L Bobermien 71. Runner Up - P McAllan 73. Putts - L Bobermien. NTP - P McAllan got a hole in one. BRD - S Mills 75. 9th September: Canadian 2 Stroke. Winners - P McAllan and W Brown 68.5. Runners Up - K Sami and M Groves 70. BRD - L Bobermien and I Mills 71; G Jarvis and S Mills 73. 10th September: Canungra Chamber of Commerce Annual Golf Day. Chamber of Commerce Trophy Winners: Trilogy Accounting. 2nd: Canungra News. 3rd: Canungra Times. Best Gross: A Coleman/M Bennet (35), Trilogy Accounting. Gross Runners Up: R Boardman/G Hansen (36 c/b), Trilogy Accounting. Best Nett: S Stevenson/B Broderick (30.25), Canungra News. 16th September: Single Stableford. Winner Div 1 - P McAllan 39. Runner Up Div 1 - K Sami 36. Winner Div 2 - I Mills 34. Runner Up Div 2 - N Edwards 31. NTP/Long Drives - 5/14 Open P McAllan; 7/16 30 - 45 M Groves; Long Drive 9/18 0 - 29 W Dredge; Long Drive 9/18 30 - 45 S Grant. BRD - G Jarvis 32, W Dredge 31, J Thompson 30, T Cox 30, Trish Schmidt 27, C Ackterberg 30, S Mills 29, J Reed 26, S Cameron 25, S Grant 25. 20th September: Two Man Ambrose. Winners - G Owen and G Mulhearn 62.5. Runners Up - S Bobermien and B Fletcher 63. NTP - 5th R Boardman and R Simeon; 7th S Bobermein and B Fletcher. BRD - A Sami and W Brown 63.25, R Harriman and P Broomhall 63.5, R Boardman and R Simeon 64.25, J McAllan and G Rowe 65.5, H Barnes and M Watson 65.75, G Talintyre and D McGuiness 66.25.
On Wednesday 10th September, the Canungra Chamber of Commerce held their annual golf day at the Canungra Area Golf Club. It was a 2 Man Ambrose Event held over 9 holes. With 37 players teeing off, the event was played in good spirits and well supported with a number of players joining in for the first time. Although the day was organised as a fund-raiser 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 from Canungra News, Canungra Times, Aussie Lifestyle Properties, Canungra Hotel, Trilogy Accounting, Outpost Café, and Canungra RSL Services Club. Congratulations to the winners for the second year running from Trilogy Accounting represented by Robbie Boardman, Ant Coleman, Marty Bennet and Geoff Hansen. The Chamber of Commerce would like to thank all sponsors of the day: Canungra Hotel, Canungra Golf Club, Norco/Fronterra Brands, Canungra News, Outpost Café, Café Metz, Funky Dory Diner, Flesser’s Bakery, Aussie Lifestyle Properties and Bendigo Bank; and all the people who came together to lend their support to make the day a successful one. A special thanks to Canungra Area Golf Club who hosted the event on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber of Commerce looks forward to continuing this event and welcomes any new sponsors and players to join us next year for some fun socialising with and supporting your local business community through the Canungra Chamber of Commerce.
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Sport
Canungra Bowls Club Results By Ray Hickson
Mens Pennant Competition
30th August: Canungra v Coolangatta at Canungra. Canungra 76 points, Coolangatta 43 points. The overall win went to Canungra with + 33. 31st August: Canungra v Benowa at Benowa. Canungra 80 points, Benowa 45 points. The overall win went to Canungra with + 35. 6th September: Canungra v Beaudesert at Canungra. Canungra 47 points Beaudesert 64 points. The overall win went to Beaudesert with +17. 13th September: First Semi Final at Tweed Heads. Canungra V Coolangatta. Coolangatta Won with + 7. Second Semi Final: Canungra V Tweed Heads. Canungra Won with + 3. 24th September: Grand Final at Tweed Heads. Canungra V Coolangatta. Coolangatta Won with + 12. Congratulations Canungra on winning the Runner Up Pennant Flag in Division 8 for 2014.
Canungra Ladies Pairs Competition
31st August: Canungra Ladies Pairs Competition. 5 teams played three games. Congratulations goes to the overall winners Ted Evans and Gayle Kennedy with 6 + 13.
Business and Community Competition
4th September: Business and Community Competition. The winner of the night was the Paper Runners with 2 + 15. 11th September: Winners of the night were Muppets with 2 + 24.
The Canungra Runners Up Pennant Team in Division 8
18th September: Winners of the night were Paper Runners with 2 + 16. Ladder at 18th September: Muppets 6 + 47; Numb Nuts 6 + 18; Paper Runners 4 + 28; Odd Boddz 4 + 12; Crazy Farmers 4 + 12; Tam Trans 4 + 6; Couriers 4 + 4; M & M’s 2 - 12; Outpost 2 - 14; Hardware 2 - 27; Yowies 0 - 23; Bees News 0 - 35.
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14th September: Sponsors of the Partoness Day were June Randall and Sylvian Cameron. Winners of the day were Tamborine Mountain, Tony Lynch (Skip) with 4 + 14. Runner Up was a team from Helensvale, Noel Johnson (Skip) with 4 + 6.
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20th September: Held at Tamborine Mountain. After second round: Woongoolba + 61; Canungra - 13; Tamborine Mountain - 34.
Mixed Fours Day
21st September: 10 teams played. Winners of the day a Canungra team, Mykal Prosser (Skip) with 4 + 16. Runner up was a team from Logan City, Trevor Broad (Skip) with 4 + 11. Last Round Winner was a team from Helensvale, Noel Johnson (Skip) with 2 + 7.
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Sport
Canungra Under 12’s Prevail in a Thriller By David Baker
On Saturday 13th September the Canungra Owls Under 12 team playing their special brand of football took out the grand final in Division 3 against Musgrave 4-3 after extra time. Incisive runs by MacAuley and Ethan resulted in well taken goals and another run by Mac ended in a penalty to Canungra which he slotted expertly. Greg Spurgin in goal and Chloe Lowe at the back kept Canungra in the game till the end of regular time with a few other players feeling the after effects of the flu. It was a nail biter for parents and spectators alike as regular time ended as a three all draw. So to extra time and in the first 10 minute half Canungra potted a goal and it was a cliffhanger till the final whistle blew amid jubilation from the Canungra team, spectators.and the giant Owl mascot (thanks Jeremy and Connah). Many thanks to Lea Collins for taking on the coaching of this team and congratulations to the players: Satene Arnold, Reilly Baker, MacAuley Bennett, Ethan Collins, John Harrison, Trad Sutherland, Chloe Lowe, Zach Mansfield, Jack Maughan, Greg Spurgin, Zoey Stephanou, Lachlan Tomlinson and Aaron Williams.
Back row: L to R Satene Arnold, Zoey Stephanou, John Harrison, MacAuley Bennett, Greg Spurgin, Ethan Collins, Jack Maughan, Aaron Williams. Seated: L to R Chloe Lowe, Lachlan Tomlinson, Reilly Baker, Trad Sutherland, Zach Mansfield. Photo: Fiona Williams
Special mention to the Musgrave coach, Lee Melling who was very gracious in his post match speech and posted a congratulatory message on facebook which was very kind. Both teams represented their clubs with passion and sportsmanship in a
game that could have gone either way and their clubs should be very proud. The Canungra Owls Under 12 team has received the Moriarty Park FoodWorks Sportsperson of the Month Award for October 2014 (see page 34).
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