The Lake News NOVEMBER 2014 - ISSUE 251
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The October outing from the Forest Lake 50+ Club was to Noela’s Garden at Donnybrook for morning tea and garden tour followed by a picnic lunch on Bribie Island. Fifty-three members boarded our Concorde Coach and headed off with great anticipation on a beautiful October morning. On arrival at Noela’s Garden, we were welcomed by Noala Bishop, who had a scrumptious and plentiful morning tea all ready and waiting for us. Afterwards we were given an informative guided tour of their beautiful expansive gardens. It was then time to leave that little piece of paradise and make our way to a lovely waterside park on Bribie Island for an enjoyable and relaxing picnic lunch. After a wonderful day, we then reluctantly made our way back to Forest Lake. The Forest Lake 50+ Club Committee would like to extend a vote of thanks to all of its members for their generous contributions in support of the clubs donation of cash and goods to the ‘Farmers Relief Fund’. Forest Lake 50+ Club meet on the third Friday of the month at the Queensland Lions Soccer Club, Pine Road, Richlands at 10.30am. New members are most welcome. For more information on the Club and its activities, please contact Kay (Treasurer) on 3278 9406 or Les (Activities Officer) on 3279 9449 or mob 0466 377 618, or email fl50plusc@gmail.com. Date claimers for the next three meetings are November 21st 2014, January 16th and February 20th 2015.
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Personally Speaking with Susannah Friis
Current world issues have us all feeling a little off kilter, I think. It feels a little like you couldn’t throw a dart at a map of the world without landing on a country that is in the middle of a serious crisis. I make a point of not watching the news every day; not because I want to be ignorant, but because I hear enough of it just going about my ordinary days that purposefully sitting down to watch it might just send me over the edge. I spoke with two dear friends on two different occasions just recently. Both had wonderful ‘good news’ to tell me. Both these friends have had it pretty rough for quite some years, so I was overjoyed to hear that things were finally looking up for them. It does something to us just to hear good news even if it doesn’t relate to us, doesn’t it? I found my mood lifted, I kept smiling remembering what they told me about and I found my thoughts focused on the good that was happening to them, rather than the ‘bad’ things that had happened to them in the past. It’s no secret that dwelling on our troubles brings us down, as does dwelling on all the trouble in the world around us. I have a bit of a rule: if I find out about a certain issue, I assess it to see if I can help. If I can, then I do. If I can’t, then I generally don’t focus on it. Many of the problems we face in the world today, we can’t help solve. I, personally, can’t do anything about ISIS, or the US economy, the outbreak of Ebola or the unrest in Syria. BUT, homelessness in my own city, human trafficking, farmers doing it tough, children in Australia going to bed hungry each night - these are things I can help be part of the solution for. I may not be able to eradicate homelessness, human trafficking, or make it rain for the farmers, or ensure that every child in Australia is well fed, cared for and educated. But I can do something. You see, worrying about world issues that we can do nothing about is pointless, particularly when there are many issues going on right around us that we can do something about. It’s not about being ignorant of world events and global issues, it’s actually about being in touch with our skill set and our strengths that we can put to use for whatever need we see that we know we can affect. If you’re concerned about what you’re watching on the world news every night, why not start focussing on the things you can do locally instead of worrying about all the things overseas that you, most likely, can’t change. Take a look around you. What issues are happening right on your doorstep that you could get involved with bringing about a solution to? You may not be someone who can change the whole world, but you could change the whole world for someone.
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Is everything the way it seems?
A visit to your dentist for a checkup should be a simple painless procedure. A full or comprehensive checkup takes more than a couple of minutes though so don’t expect to be in and out within 10 minutes. Our job as dentists is to inform you (our patients) of what we see as dentists and the condition of your teeth, gums, bone, bite, fillings or other dental restorations and any other information that is related to those. One important point of a checkup or examination is for you to find out how your dental health is going. Dentistry has improved considerably in the past few years and the available treatments have also improved considerably. There are many different ways of checking your teeth, gums, fillings etc nowadays. One good way is via magnification of digital images. A lot of the time when we look at your fillings, for example, they appear fine to the naked eye. Once a digital image is taken and magnified, there may be things that can’t be seen like tiny cracks or fractures. Often this occurs with old fillings due to the natural breakdown and aging of the filling material or it may occur with grinding or clenching your teeth at night. However it happened, it is important to take it seriously. I always hear “but it feels fine and I don’t get any pain from it.” That certainly is the case if the crack has only just started and you may be lucky. Once a crack starts, it can’t repair itself so it really needs to be repaired properly. If a crack is left to continue it can lead to much more expensive dental treatment like endodontic treatment or implants. So how do you know if you have a cracked tooth or filling? It usually starts to cause sensitivity when biting or drinking hot or cold drinks. It sometimes can wake you up at night if you grind or clench your teeth together heavily. It is not usually the same every day, so it appears to come and go. An x-ray is a good idea to make sure the crack hasn’t gone into the nerve or weakened the tooth too much, and so the best options for treating the crack properly can be decided. A magnified digital image is another way to see cracks especially if they are in old fillings. A diagnostic laser can also be used to check for cracks in teeth and in fillings. Sometimes a dye can be used to see a crack as well. What about treatment? Well unfortunately it really depends on the tooth or filling in question and the bite and the gums and the bone and...lots of things actually. Everyone and every case is different so it is impossible to tell without seeing it and going through a series of thorough diagnostic checks along with x-rays etc. Guessing over the phone just won’t work. Your doctor doesn’t try and guess over the phone what is wrong and neither should your dentist. If you think you might have a cracked tooth or filling, you should try and not bite anything on it (that sounds obvious doesn’t it?) and you should get your dentist to check it out properly.
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Readers may remember local teenager Krista from the May edition of The Lake News. Krista had plans to walk the Kokoda track in September and we are happy to report she is back from her adventure with many stories to tell. Together with 28 other hikers, and over 60 PNG porters, Krista endured the harsh conditions of the country and faced many challenges along the way. “My greatest challenge was maintaining patience and a will to continue. Day in and day out you were hiking up mountains that do not even compare to Australian mountains, carrying a 15kg backpack when your body is already sore and exhausted, and it rains every afternoon without fail in PNG,” said Krista. “The most challenging part, though, was waking up in the morning and putting on stinky, cold, wet clothes in the darkness knowing exactly what you have to do for the rest of the day.” Despite the challenges of the hike, the reward of arriving at a village each night where the hikers were greeted with a warm welcome, food and sometimes a performance from local dancers and singers. The group also had the opportunity to experience the history and cultural significance the country has to offer. “I loved waking up at dawn for the Isurava dawn service. To have a dawn service at one of the major battle sites on such a beautiful mountain was surreal. I’d be lying if I said there were no tears. “One of the days we had a presentation down at a rock where one of the Australian battle heroes, Bruce Kingsbury, had been killed. I sat down there by myself for a good hour reflecting and thinking about how the blood of so many men are held in the soils of such a beautiful place.” For Krista the life changing trip won’t be forgotten, nor the many lessons learnt while there. “I have had my fair share of problems but this experience has opened my eyes to a whole new world and since my return I have been so much happier, with myself and with my life in general. “Most of the villages we visited consisted of hand built huts with no furniture. The children’s bellies were swollen with malnutrition. They had no means of entertainment other than each other, not even a ball to play with. We often gave them our food and I gave a frisbee to the family who had adopted me and they played with it for hours amazed that it “flies like a plane”. It provided so much happiness for the whole family and it made me realise how much, as a western society, we rely on such silly things to keep us happy. I don’t ever want to forget that lesson.”
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It’s that time of year when we once again gather family and friends, chairs, picnic rugs and our best singing voices and head to St John’s oval for the Forest Lake Community Christmas Carols. Heritage Community Branch Forest Lake is proud to sponsor this years carols which will be held on Sunday December 7, so save the date on your calendars now. Food will be available for purchase from 5pm with multicultural performances beginning at 6pm. There will be all the usual fun and excitement with local school choirs performing, dancers, Santa and special guest and compere Mike Tyler to entertain the expected 7000 strong crowd. Mike Tyler is a magician, mentalist and comedy hypnotist who brings new appeal, creativity, and a youthful approach to the art of entertainment. Mike performs over 250 shows a year for some of Australia’s most successful companies, professional sporting teams, government organisations, and charities and in 2013 hosted a regular magic segment on Network Ten’s ToastedTV. As well as compereing the night, Mike Tyler will also make it snow, so come prepared to be amazed. A gold coin donation will also be collected for chaplaincy. The night will finish at 8.15pm with a spectacular fireworks display, courtesy of Lake Dental. Don’t miss out on one of Forest Lake’s most anticipated and much loved traditions. Bring the family for a night of singing, entertainment and fun to ring in the Christmas season.
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Carole Park State School adopted the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden program in 2013 and have been reaping the benefits in the twelve months since. The Kitchen Garden Program Syllabus has been designed to teach a set of skills to students through hands-on gardening and cooking activities, with the aim being to introduce pleasurable food education into as many Australian primary schools as possible. The Program emphasises the flavours as well as the health benefits of fresh, seasonal food and dishes cooked reflect the vegetables, herbs and fruits grown, season-by-season, by the children in their organic gardens. For the 120 students who have been involved in the program, planting, tending, harvesting, preparing and cooking the vegetables and fruit has impacted many other areas of their learning. “Students engagement in learning and attendance at school are the most significant benefits,” said Head of Curriculum, Renee Bond. “This program is run through the whole curriculum incorporating science, technology, numeracy, geography with a large focus on literacy, expanding vocabulary, reading decoding and comprehending. It also provides students with skills they can take home.” An important part of the program are the volunteers who participate and assist the children each week. Anyone interested in volunteering needs a blue card and to be available for one to two hours on Tuesdays and are encouraged to contact the school on 3718 5333.
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Family Focus with Mark Mackay
Mark Mackay is one of the Baptist pastors in Forest Lake
Have you seen we’ve moved? We are now located in the heart of Forest Lake Shopping Centre amidst the hustle & bustle of the Forest Lake Community. You’ll find us outside the Newsagency just near Network Communications where our brand new state of the art kiosk will be installed later this month. It’s great being up at the Shopping Centre where we can communicate with all our old, new and future clients. The feedback on the move so far has been extremely positive, with sellers ecstatic about the exposure their properties are now getting from being in the middle of Forest Lake Shopping Centre, where hundreds of people pass through daily. If you have any queries regarding Property Sales or Property Management, please feel free to come by for a chat, or call the office on 3271 2595.
Our wedding anniversary falls on September 11, two years before the 9/11 attacks. I remember sitting up watching the news, waiting for my wife to arrive home from a late shift. I can remember the sheer disbelief that overcame me as I watched the second plane plunge into the Tower and the insufferable nerves as I waited for days with a co-worker for news of her son who was scheduled to have a meeting in the Twin Towers that morning (we later received news that he was safe). I also remember the fear that descended on many of us. Something changed on 9/11 and the world has been a different place ever since. There has been a much greater sense of fear and uncertainty in our community – often fostered by some politicians and newsrooms. In more recent times, we have seen a renewed sense of fear grip our community as we’ve observed the rise of ISIL and Australia-born terrorists. People are becoming suspicious of people of other ethnicities and other religions. This general fear is becoming dangerous because, to quote Yoda, “Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.” One of the reasons we don’t know how to resolve these feelings is that the great virtue of tolerance has come to mean agreement. So, as we hold up the virtue of tolerance to our community, we are fooled into thinking that we must also agree with everything that others believe – “If you don’t agree with my opinion, you are intolerant” has become the mantra. However, tolerance has never meant that. Tolerance says, in the words of Voltaire, “I do not agree with what you have to say, but I’ll defend to the death your right to say it.” This virtue goes to the heart of Australian culture. We value tolerance, peace, religious freedom, liberty of conscience and community. These are virtues that make Australia great and we owe many of them to Australia’s Judeo-Christian heritage. It was St Paul who wrote, “If possible, to the best of your ability, live at peace with all people.” (Romans 12:18) So, rather than succumbing to a culture of fear, let’s imbibe our families with the values that make our nation a great one – tolerance, peace, freedom, and community. It starts in the home as we teach these values to our kids, and it continues in our schools, clubs, streets and community. God bless you and your family!
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A time to celebrate
Year Twelve students from St John’s Anglican College developed their theme for the year around each school term. The theme for Term One was ‘Preparation’ as they readied themselves for the year of work ahead. ‘Determination’ was the aptly named theme for Term Two, with students resolving to dig a little deeper into their studies. The theme ‘Supporting Others’ summed up Term Three as students encouraged and cheered each other on to continue the hard work needed to get them all over the line. Finally, Term Four is the ‘Celebration’ term and to start the intense but very short last phase of their school life the student celebrated with their senior formal. “The students never, ever cease to amaze our school community,” said Principal Suzanne Bain. “The girls were all beautifully dressed and our boys were a dapper group of gentlemen.” The group started their wonderful night at the serene Lakes Stage in Forest Lake with family photos and from there they travelled in limos and other various means to the Sofitel in the city. The students had a wonderful night and have now started Term Four ready to take up the challenge of the remaining school weeks. “Our whole community wishes every student well for their final school exams.”
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Community Initiative Award for local volunteers When Ann George and her friend started local charity Project: Love & Care in June 2005, they never dreamed that nine years later, over 43 000 Care Kits would be delivered to children entering foster care. The charity now has over 700 volunteers across Queensland who donate time, money and resources to let children know they are cared for and matter. “It is hard to count exactly how many volunteers we have as they do so much and do not always let us know who they are,” said Ann. “The supplies simply turn up at our door.” Project: Love & Care was recently awarded the Community Initiative Award at Parliament House, which Ann accepted on behalf of the charity and the tireless volunteers who support it. “We were delighted to be acknowledged for the work we do as our team of volunteers are rarely mentioned,” said Ann. “They are an amazing team of women and men who work selflessly to help children in need. We are very thankful for our award, it really belongs to all of us who serve the children of Queensland.” If ever Ann and the volunteers are tempted to feel overwhelmed by the need in our communities, they take their inspiration and motivation from one special little boy. “We have been inspired many times to keep going when supplies were short, our volunteers sick and there were too many children needing our help, by this simple story of a very grateful little boy. One morning a little six year old boy came to school with a quilt rolled up and tucked under his armpit. The teacher said “John (not his real name) you cannot come into class with that quilt tucked under your arm, you cannot work with it there.” “John replied “Yes! I can.” The teacher said, “Put it on the port rack outside.” John refused. “This went on all week until Friday until the teacher did not know what else to try, so she sent him to the Principal. The principal was a kindly but serious man, he asked John, “Why do you have a quilt rolled up under your arm?” John did not answer. The principal asked again, “John, why do you have a quilt rolled up under your arm?” John looked at him and said, “Because someone who loves me made this quilt for me.” “This little boy’s answer keeps us going. All who work for Project: Love & Care are dedicated to helping children in need who need our love and care. We have no colour, no religion, no boundaries, we simply assist children on their journey through life.” Project: Love & Care welcomes donations of very good condition second hand or new children’s clothes; supplies of toiletries and baby needs are also low. For a full list of suggested donations, visit the website www.projectloveandcare.com. Contact Ann on 3372 8493 or send an email to georgefamily23@gmail.com for any further information.
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The Forest Lake Junior Rugby Club (The Wasps) has plenty to celebrate with everyone having had great time at the end of season carnival and repairs to the clubhouse now completed. The future is looking brighter for the Wasps after they received a Community Grant from The Heritage Bank, Forest Lake, which enabled the club to purchase two mobile light towers. The light towers will be utilised by both the Forest Lake Wasps and Forest Lake Little Athletics to light up the field during training. Following the serious arson attack on the clubhouse earlier this year, the club is looking for more sponsors to help them raise vital funds to ensure the continued success of the club. Further information on sponsorship opportunities is available by contacting Richard Grimshaw, Wasps President on 0407 790 497.
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From the desk of Angela Owen-Taylor Parkinson Ward Councillor
Keep the date free – Saturday 6th December will start at 9am with Baby’s First Christmas followed by Christmas 4 Kids at Unidus Community Centre (204 Sherbrooke Rd Willawong). Registration forms for Baby’s First Christmas are available from my office or on my website. In the afternoon there will be Community Christmas in the Park at Calamvale District Park, with Carols by Blonde Chocolate capped off with a Movie in the Park. Come along for some family friendly Christmas fun. Over the September school holidays road improvements were made along Grand Avenue outside Grand Avenue State School to improve safety for school students. This work was completed during the school holidays to ensure no impact on children when travelling to school. This work continues on my commitment to improve safety on local roads around schools. For all the avid runners in our community, Parkrun will be launched in Calamvale District Park on Saturday 15th November. This will be the 100th Parkrun established so it will be an exciting day. Parkrun is a 5km timed event where runners are competing against their own personal bests. The runs will be held at Calamvale District Park, Ormskirk St Calamvale each Saturday from 7am. For more information go to www. facebook.com/calamvaleparkrun The Forest Lake District Junior Sporting Facility has now been repaired and reopened. Forest Lake Little Athletics have their season in full swing and it is wonderful to see many local children engaging in an active and healthy lifestyle. It was a pleasure to recently attend trophy presentation days for the Forest Lake Junior Rugby Union (Wasps) and the Lakers Netball Club. Congratulations to all players on a great season, you do our community and our local teams proud. As we approach the summer storm season, residents can request from my office a fact sheet on how to be prepared for the summer storm season and bushfires. I encourage everyone to register for Council’s Early Warning Alert Service which will assist in providing up to date information in the case of an emergency. You can register via Council’s Contact Centre on 3403 8888 or via the website www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/earlywarning.
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Forest Lake Lions Club update by Kim Grierson
Lions Convention Five members of the Forest Lake Lions Club attended the 201Q3 District Convention, 3-5 October on the lovely Bribie Island. The weekend was jam packed and some highlights of the convention included promoting Lions Club projects, the Saturday night banquet and the “cake” auction (where Lions Christmas cakes are iced in a Christmas theme and then raffled off to raise funds). One cake sold for more than $400! One of the new programs that the Lions are currently promoting is the Bikes for Life program. This program helps underprivileged kids by providing a new home to an unwanted bike. Bikes for Life will collect the bike and do any repairs or servicing that is needed and then pass it onto a grateful recipient. If anyone in the community has an unwanted bike, please contact me on 0421 281 718. While at the convention I had the pleasure of meeting a ‘young’ man who has been a member of Lions International for 42 years, yes, 42 years! This man started his Lions career in Canada and has been a member of more than nine clubs across two continents and has spent these last 42 years helping those communities. As a new Lions member, I am total in awe of such commitment and hope that as a dedicated Lion I can spend as many years as this man helping my community.
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News from the 19th Hole Forest Lake Social Golf Club update by Patrick Ayling This month the club had two games at St Lucia and Riverlakes. At St Lucia, we had 28 players turn out for the game full of expectation for a great game. However the course recently had its greens cored and sanded, so putting was a challenge to be polite. Nevertheless there were some members who rose to the challenge and posted some remarkable scores. Winners on the day in A Grade were Mick Morley and R/U Steve Donnell; B Grade winner Alastair McCosh and R/U Ian Whiteley; C Grade winner Don Mitchell and R/U Steve McKay. The Long Drive winners were A Grade Colin Brooke, B Grade Mark McNaughton and C Grade Jean O’Brien. Nearest the pin winners were Don Mitchell and Ian Whiteley, with the nearest approach going to Brian Cruickshank. For our second game at Riverlakes Golf Club, 24 members and one guest had the privilege to play one of the most challenging courses in Brisbane, and the course again presented in exceptional condition. Winners on the day were: A Grade Steve Donnell and R/U Mick Morley; B Grade winner Alastair McCosh and R/U Pat Ayling; C Grade winner Jean O’Brien and R/U Graeme Frew. The Long Drive winners were A Grade Steve Donnell, B Grade Marc Steward and C Grade Caroline Nottingham. Nearest the pin winners were Steve Donnell and Dan McKay, with the nearest approach going to Kyle Fairweather. At each game, our club Sherriff collects ‘fines’ from the members that go towards our end of year donation to the clubs chosen charity – The Royal Brisbane Children’s Hospital Perinatal Research Clinic. The clubs next game will be at McLeod Golf Club on 9th November with a 6.30am tee time. For more information on our club, please contact Pat (Secretary) on 0417 213 659, or Colin (President) on 0425 344 885. The Heritage Community Bank Branch at Forest Lake and the Jindalee Golf Club are proud sponsors the Forest Lake Social Golf Club.
The poppy: the emblem of Remembrance Day T h e Po p p y A p p e a l c o n t r i b u t e s significantly to the fundraising work of the RSL. The largest fundraising activity of the Appeal is the sale of poppies beginning in late October each year. Poppies are available in various denominations from $1 to $50 and the money raised is used to assist both current and former serving members of the Australian and Allied defence forces and their dependents when in need. The RSL encourages all Australians to purchase a poppy and ‘Remember in November.’ If you are able to help by selling poppies for the Forest Lake Sub Branch please contact the Secretary Peter Foley on 0412 357 756. Stalls will be open at Forest Lake and Inala Centres from 28 October to 11 November inclusive. A short service will be held at the Lake Amphitheatre commencing at 10.45 am on 11 November.
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I would like to congratulate the National Seniors Branch of Forest Lake for their wonderful efforts through the Farmers Relief initiate. Working with their sister branch in Calamvale, donations have been rolling in to support our hardworking farmers who are struggling with drought conditions across nearly 75% of our state. The generosity of the Forest Lake community for their fellow Queenslanders is humbling. I am very happy to be able to support this fantastic community effort by sponsoring the shipment of a number of pallets to our country cousins. The new Prep to Year 6 school to be built in Pallara is a step closer with the setup of the site office by the contractor, Plenary. This new school is one of 10 new schools being built across Queensland to cater for future growth. I was so pleased to be informed by the President that the Forest Lake Junior Rugby Union Club had been successful in their application for funding from the Heritage Bank Forest Lake to purchase the mobile lighting units that they are currently using. It is through these community connections that I was able to suggest that the club apply for funding from the Heritage Bank Community Grants.
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Centenary Memorial Gardens has two chapels The Federation Chapel has seating for up to 180 people inside and a further 200 outside under cover. This chapel provides audio visual equipment. The Garden Chapel is located in the grounds overlooking the creek. Set between the Fathers Forest and the Forest of Angels, this is an informal chapel suitable for smaller gatherings. Shade is provided and each booking receives a complimentary booking in the Federation Chapel in case of inclement weather.
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The Richlands Cub Scouts were out and about over the school holidays, joining with the Joey Scouts for a Badge Busting weekend in the final week. First, we took a day trip to the Mount Coot-tha Botanical Gardens. This gave us the opportunity to practice our map reading skills by navigating the White Arrow Trail around the gardens. Along the way we studied the varied flora and fauna in the gardens. Then, we took a tour of the Sir Thomas Planetarium to commemorate the anniversary of Neil Armstrong landing on the moon and to learn more about the universe around us. After that, we hiked up to the Australia Remembers Freedom Wall. Finally, we went back to the Scout Den to make camp and cook dinner over the fire. After that action packed day, we awoke at dawn to break camp, cook breakfast over the fire and go on a ramble. All in all, it was one action packed, educationfilled and funb weekend. We have limited places available for kids to join our Cub Scout Pack. Please contact us by sending an email to richlandsscoutgroup@gmail.com or calling 38707000 if you have a child aged between eight and 10 who is ready for adventure, learning and fun.
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Hello Readers In just a few short weeks Year 12 students from schools all over Australia will graduate. There will be lots of celebrations leading up to this exciting period in their lives and some sad farewells as they leave the environment which as been a significant influence in their formative years. They will no doubt miss their teachers and friends with whom they have studied and played for many years and the routines they have developed. Hopefully they will reflect on the enduring values and attitudes instilled in them during their school journey. They will approach their new environment with confidence if that journey was in a safe and secure environment in which these values and attitudes have been modeled and taught daily by teachers who care about their future. Values and attitudes are taught and caught. They are taught in the school’s approach to learning, the high expectations set, the topics studied and the daily encouragement given by committed and dedicated teachers. They are caught as students are immersed in the environment and surrounded by role models; including their peers, their teachers, past students, parents and friends of the school and the vast network of business supporters surrounding the school. At St John’s our students tell us that they are strongly motivated by the stories of Old Collegians who are in university or now further into their careers. These fine young people display the values and attitudes students have been hearing about and witnessing here at school each day. In this motivational and engaging teaching and learning environment the lives of young people are shaped and the grounding for strong futures is provided. Students at St John’s are taught to have high expectations of themselves and are supported to achieve their personal best whether this be in their academic, cultural, sporting or service life. They are motivated to succeed and they support one another in that goal, building self confidence each year. Everyday during their school journey from Kindergarten to Year 12 opportunities to develop these values and attitudes are there to be “caught”.
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Idiopathic epilepsy is a disorder of recurring seizures of unknown cause. In dogs, a genetic or inherited influence has been proven for some breeds. All diagnostic tests used to search for the causes of seizures are normal in animals with idiopathic epilepsy. Idiopathic epilepsy is a common cause of seizures in dogs, but it is uncommon in cats. It is theorised that an imbalance in brain chemistry causes excessive stimulation, which results in seizures. Idiopathic epilepsy typically affects dogs from one to five years of age but may develop at any age. Pets with idiopathic epilepsy have recurring seizures. Most seizures last one to three minutes, and they can occur at any time of the day. Time between seizures can be as short as minutes or as long as months. Affected pets are normal between seizures and do not have any neurologic abnormalities on physical examination. Seizures can take many different forms. The most common form is a generalized seizure or a grand mal seizure and the following may occur – your pet may become unconscious and unresponsive, it may fall or lie down, their legs are often rigidly stretched out or drawn up toward the body, the limbs may jerk or paddle as if running and chewing motions, excessive salivation, urination, and defecation may occur. The diagnosis of idiopathic epilepsy requires eliminating all other diseases that can cause seizures by doing physical and neurologic examinations, routine laboratory tests on blood and cerebrospinal fluid, and imaging. Pets with idiopathic epilepsy have normal test results. Treatment is aimed at preventing all future seizures. This is not always possible. Several antiepileptic drugs are available to control seizures. Dosages vary and are adjusted upwards depending on seizure control. Side affects can occur and blood tests monitor these every six months. Pets that are well controlled on anticonvulsant medications can live normal lives. The prognosis is guarded for pets with poorly controlled seizures. It is important to see a veterinarian immediately if more than one seizure occurs in a 24 hour period, if seizure activity continues beyond five minutes, or if recovery of consciousness and behaviour is not complete between seizures.
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Forest Lake Probus Club Update by Marge Breitenbach
Last month, we had Councillor Angela Owen-Taylor, our local Brisbane City Councillor for the Parkinson Ward, as our special guest. She informed us that the long-awaited community hall will be going ahead but the design had not been finally formalised. There will be a large space that can be converted through the use of sliding doors to accommodate multiple groups. A kitchen facility will be installed as well as a lift. The complex will be for the strict use of the local community only. The Councillor further informed us that the culprits allegedly responsible for the arson attack on the Forest Lake District Junior Sporting facility had been apprehended and are in custody awaiting trial. Working closely with the RSL, there are plans afoot for a local celebration commemorating the centenary of the Gallipoli Campaign. She did call on us to support our local businesses and gave us a brief rundown of all her other community activities viz. hosting two Citizenship Ceremonies in September. She invited members to contact her office regarding any local issues that required attention. She always does give feedback. She was plied with a plethora of questions. On Sunday 5th October, Probians boarded the train at Richlands en route to Roma Street station where the steam train was waiting to take us on a trip to Pinkenba and back. We were in the first class carriage, built in 1902 and today is the most modified carriage in the fleet. It was a pleasant experience as Probians could reminisce about days gone by, their youth and how much had changed. In spite of the inconvenience and hassle getting to Roma Street, as a car had damaged the Milton bridge and we were bussed from Milton to Roma Street, it was a thoroughly enjoyable day. Lunch was at Melange in the Roma Street Gardens. The October guest speaker was David Gibson OAM who delivered a historical account of the History of Queensland and how it all came into being. Using skilful mirth he held the attention of Probians with his vast knowledge of this state. He also employed quiz questions to keep members on their toes. Some of the topics covered included the Coat of Arms of Brisbane and Queensland, important people, the significance of buildings including Aboriginal suburbs names. We soon realised how little we knew about our state. President Joan displayed her knowledge and won a prize which was a magazine titled History of Queensland to which David is a contributor. Kevin passed the vote of thanks. Retirees and semi-retirees take note of all the fun Probians have and come and meet us and see for yourselves. We meet on the second Tuesday of the month at the Forest Lake Hotel at 10am. Further details see page 27 of this publication.
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Forest Lake Branch update by Julie Baldwin A friendly welcome awaits ladies and gentlemen in the 50 something age group who come along and join in the fun of our meetings. The date is Wednesday 12 November 9.30am sign in for a 10am start. Come and see what we have planned for you for this meeting. Lest we forget Remembrance Day on 11 November. Forever in our hearts. To our members who are unwell, best wishes for a return to good health. October’s meeting was at our new meeting place, Lions Soccer Club. Everyone enjoyed a nice morning tea President Dan with Coral and Lyn volunteering on the and catch up with friends. A special Farmers Relief Stall at Forest Lake Shopping Centre. treat was a great performance by Romain. What a fantastic voice. We all loved it. Four Branches of National Seniors from Calamvale, Centenary, Sunnybank and Forest Lake joined forces to once again help the farmers. A stall to donate non perishable items was held outside Coles Supermarket, Forest Lake Shopping Centre last month. Cash donations and lots of non perishable foodstuffs, books, linen, toys, toiletries, stationery, clothing, lovely crocheted items from the Forest Lake Crochet Group, many other Seniors Groups in the district and far afield as well, were handed over in the spirit of giving as we Australians do. The response was overwhelming and some of the donations have already been freighted out to St George for distribution. St George Freightlines at Rocklea have generously transported these donations free of charge. Thank you to Forest Lake Shopping Centre, Coles, Heritage Bank, many businesses and the generous citizens in our community for their wonderful support. To our band of volunteers, you have been truly amazing and we thank you all. I am happy to report that all 41 members and friends had a great day on the Toowoomba trip for the Carnival of Flowers. Put this on your must do list for next September. BYO picnic and fun and games day at Oxley Common, Sherwood Road, Rocklea recently had everyone in high spirits with some of the eager players hoping to win the gold or silver cup in the bocci or thong throwing competitions. Why does everyone else’s picnic lunch look yummier that yours? Good company and great fun. Put in your diary, Wolston House, Grindle Road, Wacol Open Day Sunday 23 November. National Seniors Forest Lake will have a stall there. Come along and join in the festivities. A small group of members are taking a trip to Norfolk Island for a few days in November. Maybe a spot of Christmas shopping? Should be lots of fun with a great itinerary all planned and booked through National Seniors Travel. Who is organised for Christmas this year? We are looking forward to Christmas Lunch and Entertainment on Wed 10 December and on the 18 December a Christmas Lights Bus Trip. For further information about our Branch please contact either Julie 3278 7274 or Val 3372 4405.
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If you’re new to Forest Lake, or just want to extend your social network, this is a great opportunity to meet new people, make friends and enjoy some friendly conversation. 4th November: Coffee at DC’s Forest Lake 10.30am 11th November: Coffee at DC’s Forest Lake 10.30am 18th November: Lunch at 2-Fish, Forest Lake 12noon RSVP by 17th November - 0409 789 625 25th November: Coffee at DC’s Forest Lake 10.30am 2nd December: Coffee at Coffee Club, Mt Ommaney 10.30am RSVP by 1st December Ph: 0409 789 625 16th December: Christmas lunch at Forest Lake Tavern
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With the festive season fast approaching, now is the time to get the garden looking great for the series of BBQ’s, parties and celebrations that roll around at this time of year and don’t we just love it! I’ve been waiting for spring and now it is almost over as the hotter days of summer will soon be with us. Hopefully the storm season will put some water in our tanks. The last few months have been dry however our ‘drought tolerant’ plants don’t seem to mind as they still fill our gardens with colour. November is a nice time to enjoy your garden...get into it, and get the most out of it! Last month, we had our last bus trip for the year and what a trip! From the many items we loaded into the bus upon leaving Eumundi Markets, I’m sure the members were able to cross off many items from their Christmas lists and there will be many more native trees/shrubs growing in Forest Lake after our visit to the Fairhill Native Nursery. Have a good look at your grafted fruit trees throughout November, and if there are any shoots appearing below the graft, it’s best to remove these at once. Your tree will thank you for it. When fertilizing your trees, remember to cover the area covered by the tree canopy and don’t mulch right up to the tree base, leave an area of about 20cm clear. Last month our guest speaker was Helen Rattenbury who informed us on the many types of geraniums or maybe I should say pelargoniums. From the many plants she discussed and had on display there were only two ‘true’ geraniums. How many ‘true’ geraniums do you have? At this month’s meeting, Carol Kerkin will be our guest speaker and will have some plants for sale at low prices. More importantly this meeting will be our last at the Community House as from February 2015 the club meeting will be held during the day. The new venue will be the Community Life Centre in Ellen Grove. Meetings will be held on the first Tuesday of the month (except January). Morning Tea will be served at 9.30 am and the meeting will commence at 10am. Watch for further details in the coming editions of The Lake News. Remember to tell your friends and neighbours that the meetings will be during the day in 2015. Why not come along to this month’s meeting? After the guest speaker we will be having a break-up function and from what the committee ladies have on the menu, I recommend you don’t have dinner. Hope to see you there and share a cuppa and a friendly gardening chat.
We are not fanatical gardeners, just friendly enthusiasts. Join us! Next meeting Tuesday November 11th at 7.30pm Forest Lake Community House, Alpine Place
For more information call John Prout on 3288 3131
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Australian Air League - Forest Lake Squadron Christina Parker 3279 4247 Tim Huntley 0422 230 589 www.airleague.com.au
Baseball Clubs, Western Districts - The Bulldogs Laurie 0421 137 406 www.wests.baseball.com.au
AIR Ph: 3371 7494, Pett 3378 2361 Meets 1st Friday of month Mona www.independentretirees.com.au
Basketball Club, West Brisbane Falcons 0450 105 252 westbrisbanebasketball@hotmail.com
Community Events Association Forest Lake Linda 0402 061 907
Brisbane Bhakti Yoga Centre Anil 3879 1906 or 0403 936 076 rajuanil@hotmail.com
Community House Association Jake 3372 9886
Cycling Group, Forest Lake Connect Group for Home Businesses Reg 0412 155 295 Meets first Thursday of the month Futsal Club, Forest Lake Phone Susannah 3201 1880 Jodie 0407 760 654 Forest Lake Forum Golf Club, Forest Lake Social Linda Paton 0402 061 907 Peter 3278 8060 Forest Lake One Community Ltd Indoor Bowls Ron 3879 4912 Mary 3376 3085 Friends of the Park Line Dancing Forest Lake Lorraine 3879 6210 At Forest Lake Community House Friendship Group, Forest Lake Ph Ringi 0416 310 930 Annelie 0409 789 625 Little Athletics, Forest Lake Garden Group, Forest Lake Area forestlake_littleas@hotmail.com John 3288 3131 Netball Club, The Lakers Girl Guides - Forest Lake lakers_netball@hotmail.com Lisa 0412 767 708 www.lakersnetball.com tamba@forestlakeguides.org.au PCYC, Inala Labor Party, F’Lake Branch 3372 2222 Charles 0411 959 994 www.inalapcyc.org.au Ladies Fellowship, Forest Lake Lorelle 0422 294 431
Rowing Club, Centenary (Youth) Simon 0414 711 331 Michael 0401 567 279 www.centenaryrowing.com.au
Liberal Party, Forest Lake Branch Steve 0402 893 105
Rugby League, Forest Lake Junior Sarah (Secretary) 0438 010 827
Lions Club of Forest Lake President: Del Greenway 0408 783 586 Motoring Club - Southwest Brisbane President: Collin Head 0457 051 152 swbmc@mail.com Mums In Touch, Forest Lake Jane 3879 6934
Rugby Union Club, Lakes Wasps 0407 790 497 president@forestlakewasps.com.au www.forestlakewasps.com.au Softball, Raiders Brett 0412 233 813 raidersips@hotmail.com
National Service Association Brisbane West Branch Peter 3372 5848
Swimming, Lake’s Swim Club Penni Devenish 0438 728 357 lakesswimming@ymail.com National Seniors - Forest Lake Branch http://lakesswimclub.blogspot.com.au Julie 3278 7274 or Val 3372 4405 Western Cougars Gridiron Club 0450 430 953 Obedience Dog Club of Brisbane www.cougarsgridiron.com.au 0411 017 454 Pallara Morning Tea Group Meets last Saturday of the month at Pallara S.S. Phone Ruth 0422 533 208 Probus Club of Forest Lake President Joan 3372 9923 Membership Officer Kevin 0408 933 561 Rana Frog Group 3372 4926
State Members Annastacia Palaszczuk MP (Inala) 3372 3207 inala@parliament.qld.gov.au Anthony Shorten MP (Algester) 3278 9257 algester@parliament.qld.gov.au
Referral Network, Forest Lake Gaye 3879 9003 Richlands, Inala and Suburbs History Group Angela 3372 2358 Rotary Club - Forest Lake Bruce 0418 198 778 or 5465 7945 www.forestlake.rotaryclub.asn.au RSL Sub-Branch, Forest Lake Meets 3rd Tue Ph Peter 0412 357 756 or George 0488 220 002 Scout Group 3870 7000 Southwest Progress Association Michael 0433 456 150 Trefoil Guild - Centenary Janet 3376 1889 Young Women’s Program Angie 3271 5554
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Federal Member Bernie Ripoll MLA (Oxley) 1800 640 839 / 3879 6440 bernie.ripoll@aph.gov.au www.bernieripoll.com.au
Brisbane City Council: Cr Milton Dick (Richlands) 3407 1211 richlands.ward@ecn.net.au Cr Angela Owen-Taylor (Parkinson) 3131 7022 parkinson.ward@ecn.net.au
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Beer & Wine Makers Guild, Western Suburb Amateur Tony on 3379 1048 Crochet Group Sue 3279 9561
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Cornerstone Bible Church Meets every Sunday at 9.30am at Forest Lake S.H.S Ph 3136 3386 www.cornerstonebible.org.au
Elevate Church (AOG) Meets every Sunday at 9.30am at Forest Lake Crafters Group Grand Ave School. Ph 0407 177 117 Lynsay 3372 4938, Grace 3372 1179 www.elevatechurch.org.au or Pat 3372 3510 Elim Gospel Church 8 Julie Rd, Ellen Grove (Carole Park) Lake Lovers of Literature Ps Peter Collard 3892 2291/3273 5246 Elli 3879 6326 www.elim.org.au Model Boat Club Graham 3278 7654 Forest Lake Oasis 3879 6934 or 0404 821 322 Painters Fellowship www.oasispeople.net Audrey 3372 9469 Friendship House Church Photography Club, Forest Lake 0413 470 461 or www.churchoncall. Peter 3372 2835 com www.flpc.orgfree.com Great Hope Baptist Church U3A Pastor Sims - Inala 1800 889 787 www.u3abrisbane.org.au www.greathopebaptist.com.au
Education Forest Lake State High School 3714 2333 Forest Lake State School 3714 1222 Grand Avenue State School 3372 0555 P&C pandc@grandavenuess.eq.edu.au Pallara State School 3723 6333 Serviceton South State School 3714 0222 St John’s Anglican College Yrs Kindy-6 3372 0888 Yrs 7-12 3372 0111
Health Alcoholics Anonymous Ph: 3255 9162 or visit www.aa.org.au Al-Anon for friends & family of alcoholics Ph: 3854 0331 or visit www.al-anon.alateen.org/australia/qld Asperger Services Australia West Brisbane Region Support Group Phone Jane 3278 3082 Australian Pituitary Foundation Ph 3376 2083 Australian Breast Feeding Assoc Tammy 0417 548 856 Emotions Anonymous(EA) A mental health, non profit volunteer group Graham or Lynn 3372 9773 Forest Lake Afternoon Walkers Mon-Fri afternoons approx 4.30pm Mary 0431 898 244 Meals on Wheels Kylie 3372 5276 Multiple Birth Assoc - Ipswich Sue 0410 181 215 Overeaters Anonymous 12 Step Program Ph: 3030 3619 Playgroup Australia 1800 171 882 playgroupaustralia.com.au
Churches Anglican Church of Aust St Hugh’s Inala 3372 1216 sthughs@bigpond.com FLake service 3372 3999 A.O.G. Church Pastor Chad Lake 0413 428 630 forestlakeaog@gmail.com Baptist Church, Forest Lake FLSS PAC 9.30am and 6pm Pastor Mark Mackay 0403 772 990 Email: macpastor@optusnet.com.au www.forestlakebaptist.org.au Church of the Nazarene Inala - 3372 2192 Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints - Forest Lake Meets every Sunday at 9.00am Ph 3372 5330 or 0411 600 264
Hosanna Church Brisbane (Multi-cultural Baptist) Ph 3372 6766 Meet at 10am on Sundays at Richlands East State School Pallara Christian Church (Presbyterian Reformed Church of Aust.) Pastor Trevor Marshall 3712 0575 www.prc.org.au Salvation Army Lake Community Church 3714 0777 or www.lakesalvos.org.au Korean Service 12noon Sundays St Mark’s Catholic Church Inala 3372 5658 Uniting Church - Forest Lake Meets at St John’s Anglican College Primary Campus Chapel 9.30am Rev Russell Reynoldson 0429 472 567 3372 2299 rev.russell@bigpond.com Westside Multicultural Baptist Church Every Sunday @ 9.30am Ps Lyndon Sison 0403 135 540 sisonfamily5@tpg.com.au
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Commissioner for Declarations Len Beesley Hillbrook Village, 3279 9249
Kev Brennan 0414 263 514 Jack Dunning 3372 9886 Craige Gravestein College Park 3278 8672 Neil Meurant Green Tree Pocket 3879 8393 or 0417 778 102 Colleen Nicholson 3372 8828
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CRESTOR 40mg GENERIC (ROSUVASTATIN SANDOZ) 30 TAB
$26.99 MICARDIS 80MG GENERIC (TELMISARTAN) 28 TAB
$11.99 ZOLOFT 100MG GENERIC (SERTRALINE SZ ) 30 TAB
CYMBALTA 30MG GENERIC (DEOTINE SANDOZ) 28 TAB
$13.99 MICARDIS PLUS 40/12.5MG GENERIC (TELMISARTAN HCT)28 TAB $6.99
CYMBALTA 60MG GENERIC (DEOTINE SANDOZ) 28 TAB
$18.99 MICARDIS PLUS 80/12.5MG GENERIC (TELMISARTAN HCT) 28 TAB $12.99
DIABEX 500MG GENERIC (METFORMIN SZ) 100 TAB
$5.99
MICARDIS PLUS 80/25MG GENERIC (TELMISARTAN HCT) 28 TAB
$14.99
DIABEX 1000 1G GENERIC (METFORMIN SZ) 90 TAB
$8.99
MOBIC 7.5MG GENERIC (MELOXICAM SZ) 30 TAB
$7.99
KARVEZIDE 300MG/25MG GENERIC (IRBESARTAN) 30 TAB $11.99 TRITACE 5MG GENERIC (RAMIPRIL SZ) 30 TAB
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ZOLOFT 50MG GENERIC (SERTRALINE) 30 TAB
$5.99
ZOTON 30MG GENERIC (LANSOPRAZOLE) 28 CAP
$13.99
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We will endeavour to maintain the retail prices for products in this catalogue until 31st December 2014, however we reserve the right to increase our retail prices at any time, should our costs increase due to changes in Government policy and or supplier price increases. Chemist Warehouse will not be held responsible for out of stock items and reserves the right to delete items when supply can no longer be assured. Chemist Warehouse reserves the right not to supply items to consumers where we have professional and ethical concerns. We reserve the right to adjust printing errors.
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