Volume 8, Issue 3
www.mountmorgan.org.au
14th - 28th February 2013
Proudly brought to you by Mount Morgan Promotion & Development Inc. ABN 21 391 526 801
Mt Morgan Central’s Prep and Year Ones: page 4
Update - Mount Morgan Range Closure: page 6
New fitness classes on offer: page 14
Mount Morgan stocks up for future fishing The Mount Morgan Dam is brimming of late – and it isn’t just thanks to recent rainfall. The local waterways recently became the new home to thousands of fingerlings. Last Saturday Mount Morgan Promotion and Development Incorporated (MMPAD) released more than 8,500 golden perch (yellowbelly) fingerlings into the Mount Morgan Dam. The official release saw members of the local organisation, staff of Hanwood Fish Hatchery, along with members of the Mount Morgan community happily grab a bucket and introduce the fingerlings to local waters. With ample food, shelter and water, the Mount Morgan Dam is set to provide a perfect habitat for the new inhabitants. The fingerlings were released in various areas around the dam’s perimeter, placed in sheltered shallows for further protection from predators and strong currents.
See page 3 for full story. Pictured: Young Mount Morgan local, Steven Bruce helps out on the day.
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Most local residents are familiar with the Walter and Eliza Hall Trust that was founded when Eliza, wife of Walter denoted one million pounds to establish this Trust in 1912 after Walter’s death. Walter had been a very wealthy man with a huge shareholding in Mount Morgan Gold and Mining Company and Cobb and Co. Coaches in Victoria. Eliza was and maybe still is the greatest single female donor of our time. The Trust has assisted many Australians since its inception and a major donation in 1915 saw the establishment of the Walter and Eliza Institute for Medical Research which is now part of the Royal Melbourne hospital. Extensive research is performed on many medical diseases of our present times. This Trust receives support from a number of very generous benefactors and Foundations. In response for growing demand for assistance from families and individuals, in 1986 the Trustees set up The Walter and Eliza Hall Supplementary Trust. Again donations came from generous benefactors. With further increases for assistance a recent imitative was the formation of THE SURVIVAL FUND. This Fund is the banner under which donations from the General public can assist with demands for assistance by poverty stricken people. The full amount of every donation is passed on to the beneficiaries as costs for the Survival Fund are kept to a minimum and there is no administration costs levied against donations. This is because some wonderful retired bank managers, lawyers, CEO of companies and others form the Trustees Board with all honorary positions. Their years of experience are invaluable. Over 300 grants have been provided to desperate families in the past year. All applications are extensively investigated before any donations are made as applicants have to be affected by poverty and find themselves in a crisis. It is heartbreaking that for many Australians a real crisis is, literally, just a step away. One donation of $1843 was given to a family for the purchase of a Bathmaster for the two sons who suffered from Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Nick, a sufferer from autism and associated communications difficulties was given a computer to assist with his education and also reduces the tension and stress in the home. Bill has 2 prosthetic legs and received money for a Scooter which has lightened his moods and allows him to be independent of others for assistance. So the list goes on. To Eliza Hall a big Thank You for her foresight as one could never imagine what good work her donation has achieved. We do not have the wealth of Eliza but if we THINK CLEAN – Be TIDY we are also doing good work for our Town.
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With its recent beautification, its full capacity and its newly established playground and barbeque areas – the Mount Morgan Dam has seen a number of impressive changes of late. This month saw another exciting introduction to the area, with thousands of fingerlings released into its waters. Mount Morgan Promotion and Development released over 8,500 golden perch (yellowbelly) fingerlings on Saturday February 2nd, joined by staff of Hanwood Fish Hatchery and members of the Mount Morgan community. The release is part of a five year management plan, established by MMPAD and Fisheries Queensland. The program aims to see the Mount Morgan Dam stocked with native species each year; increasing local fish stocks and enhancing the recreational fishing experience of the local community and the area’s visitors.
Taking the plunge: Mount Morgan’s fish stocks receive a big boost, as thousands of fingerlings are released into the local waterway.
The 65mm fingerlings were lovingly reared by the Cluff Family from Hanwood Fish Hatchery, located at Murgon. Member of the Hatchery, Craig Cluff, said the fingerlings are expected to reach legal catching size next summer. “You’re looking at around 18 months for the fish to reach 30cm, and be the legal catching size,” he said. For those eager to try their luck earlier however, a number of prior releases are fit for catching, with others nearing their required size– with over 7,000 golden perch fingerlings released into the Dam last year, along with eel-tailed catfish and silver perch introduced the year prior. The 2013 release marked the third year of restocking for MMPAD, with future suggested stocks set to include further golden perch releases, along with saratoga and sleepy cod. The 2013 stocking was made possible through the generous support of the Mount Morgan community through local fundraising as well as kind sponsorship provided by Norton Goldfields, the Mount Morgan Rotary Club and Division 2 Representative for the Rockhampton Regional Council, Councillor Tom Wyatt. MMPAD sincerely thanks all for their interest and support of this project and those who assisted in the release on Saturday. A special thanks to John Hehir also for his assistance on the day. Further details regarding the restocking and the fishing management plan for the Mount Morgan Dam can be obtained from Mount Morgan Promotion and Development Inc. by phoning: 49 382 333 or emailing: mmpad@bigpond.com
Ready for the release: John Steinberger and John Hehir head out on the Dam to release a number of the fingerlings.
Quick facts about the Dam’s newest inhabitants:
• Yellowbelly or Golden Perch (Macquaria ambigua oriens) - Fitzroy/Dawson strain, are a revered angling and table species of freshwater fish found within the Fitzroy Dawson River system of Queensland and a subspecies of the Golden Perch found around the country. • Golden Perch form the backbone of the inland fishing in Australia. They are willing takers of baits including crayfish, shrimps and worms. • They are also lure takers with spinnerbaits and trolled deep diving lures gaining more popularity. They can often be found in large schools in both river and lake situations. • Eating qualities vary depending upon the waters they are caught from and the size of the fish. Larger fish are often very fatty along the top of the back.
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Mt Morgan Central Prep and Year One Students
January 29 marked the beginning of the 2013 education year around the country, and with that the very first day of school for a number of young students. For Mount Morgan Central, the day marked the first day of schooling for 33 Prep students, as well as the official step from pre-primary to the year one classroom for 38 Year Ones.
The junior grades were among the 250 students to commence the education year at Mount Morgan Central. Although last week was just the second week of school, the junior students already looked every bit settled when the Argus stopped by for a photo. Pictured are Mount Morgan Central’s Prep (top photo) and Year One Students (bottom photo) present on Wednesday, February 5.
Mount Morgan Central’s B-4 Learner Program
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With the 2013 education year underway, Mount Morgan Central has commenced the B-4 Learner Program for 2013. Each Wednesday, the program welcomes parents, carers and children (aged 0- 5) to take part in a range of fun and interactive children’s activities. The program aims to introduce young children to a school environment, focusing on literacy and numeracy based activities. Weekly meets include various types of craft, painting, reading, games, singing and dancing. All interested parents and carers are welcome to attend. What: Mount Morgan Central’s B-4 Learner Program When: Wednesdays, 9am – 11am Where: Room E3, Mount Morgan Central State Primary School. Please bring a hat and morning tea. For further information, please contact program coordinator, Tracey Rosengreen at Mount Morgan Central: 49 125 333. Last Wednesday saw the recommencement of the B-4 Learner Program at Mount Morgan Central. Pictured are some of the morning’s attendees: Beccy Ireland, Victoria Connolly, Gredyn Howie and Shaylah, Kaenan and Kirra Harriss.
As the Argus hits the street this week it is the time when hearts go a flutter and thoughts turn to romance. Thursday February 14th is the day when new love blossoms and old romantics get to make their best moves. As usual we have all your valentine’s needs covered from flowers, cards and cuddly creatures to loads of other novelty items too. Get in quick our flower supply is limited and we’d hate you to miss out. Do you have an “old guy” in your life? Have they seen our range of “Old guys Rule” t-shirts? These are great quality shirts, with loads of witty sayings and hobbies to match, if you have a hard to buy for old fella these could be the solution to your gift dilemmas. We have a huge range of Mt Morgan Souvenirs in stock now, if you like to send gifts away or buy presents for visitors they are a great option. We also have some stock of our 2013 Mt Morgan Tea Towel Calendars. These are strictly limited stock and make a great gift to send away. Date Claimer to remember: Easter this year is March 29 to April 1st. We’re local just like you! 45 Morgan Street Mount Morgan Email mtmorgannews@bigpond.com Ph 49381070
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Mount Morgan Range closure - update
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Last month’s severe weather resulted in a number of extensive landslips on the Mount Morgan Range. Currently, this site is closed to all public access. The Department of Transport and Main Roads announced that the site is being cleared of earth slips and debris; with a full geotechnical assessment to follow. A Departmental spokesperson released the following statement to the Argus last Friday: “The Department of Transport and Main Roads is clearing extensive earth slips and other debris from damaged sections of the Mount Morgan Range after a large number of landslips occurred following recent heavy rainfall. Clearing the earth and debris will then allow a full geotechnical assessment of the range to be completed. “At this stage, the Mount Morgan Range is closed indefinitely, however following completion of the geotechnical assessment, TMR will have a better understanding of how long the damage will take to repair and to have the road reopened to traffic.” In the meantime, the department acknowledges an increased traffic using Razorback Road, and encourages motorists to drive safely and to the conditions. Please see the next issue of the Mount Morgan Argus for further details. Below: Images presenting some the damage to the Mount Morgan Range following recent heavy rainfall. Photos supplied by Department of Transport Main Roads.
Details regarding Disaster Assistance: Australian Disaster Recovery Payments: Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payments (AGDRP) have been extended to people severely affected by flooding in the local government areas of Rockhampton. The easiest way to lodge a claim for the AGDRP is online at www.humanservices.gov.au/disaster or by calling the Australian Government Information Line on: 180 22 66 from 8am to 8pm (local time). People impacted by the recent Qld Floods in the Rockhampton Local Government may be eligible for the AGRDP if: – your principal place of residence has been destroyed or sustained major damage as a result of recent flooding, or – you were unable to gain access to your principal place of residence for a period of at least 24 hours, or – you were stranded in your principal place of residence for a period of at least 24 hours, or –your principal place of residence was without a particular utility service (electricity, water, gas, sewage services or another essential service) for a continuous period of 48 hours. Emergent Assistance Grant: State Government financial help may be available for immediate, unexpected needs such as temporary accommodation, food, essential clothing and medication. The Emergent Assistance Grant is for people in the Rockhampton Local Government Area, who are: experiencing hardship as a result of the disaster, and unable to meet their immediate needs for accommodation, food, essential clothing or medication. The Emergent Assistance Grant is not income or asset tested. Subject to eligibility, applicants may receive between $180 and $900. To make a claim for this help please phone the Qld State Govt Community Recovery Hotline on 1800 173 349. Financial assistance is also available for small business affected by the recent floods: A low interest loan up to $250,000 can assist you to re-establish your small business by covering costs such as: • repairing or replacing damaged plant and equipment • repairing or replacing buildings • supplying stock for up to one month to replace lost stock and maintain liquidity of the business • meeting carry-on requirements including: • sustenance • paying rent and rates To apply phone ‘Queensland Rural Adjustment Authority’ on 1800 623 946. Financial assistance for primary producers: A low interest loan up to $250,000 can assist you to re-establish your primary production enterprise by To apply phone ‘Queensland Rural Adjustment Adjustment Authority’ on 1800 623 946. Details supplied.
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The CQ Family Practice is very pleased to introduce Dr Safwan Sayyal MBBS, DCH/IPPC who will be working with Dr Choudhry in Mount Morgan.
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The weather certainly has created havoc all over the country lately and it has put to test our community strength in responding to the needs of others. I would like to thank the community for its patience and understanding during the period of total communication and power black out in Mount Morgan. Local shops and services did a fantastic job ensuring as best as possible safe supply of goods and services under very trying circumstances. I particularly would like to thank the local SES and QAS services for their support in ensuring continuing health and emergency services. Your team work, flexibility and hard work were very much appreciated.
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Dr Sayyall is also an expert in Child Health issues, with additional qualifications including a Diploma in Child Health, and an International Postgraduate Paediatric Certificate. He is thoroughly enjoying the rural atmosphere, working with Dr Choudhry and his fabulous team. Although having mostly worked in hospitals, he feels that it is a wonderful experience to be working in a general practice, getting to know patients and their families.
Men’s Shed:
The MEN’s shed now has a committee elected and it is getting on with the work of becoming incorporated and all the safety aspects required. Keith Watts has kindly donated and delivered a wood turning lathe which is very much appreciated by the new committee. The committee will be meeting again soon so watch this spot for further announcements.
Hospital Services:
• Dressing Clinic - Mon to Friday. Bookings only. • Ante Natal Clinic - Wednesdays by appointment. •Podiatry Clinic (Public) - twice monthly on Tuesdays, referral needed, appointment essential. •Dietitian Clinic - 3rd Monday each month, referral needed, appointment essential. •Mobile Women’s Health Clinic - once every 6 weeks. Phone for advice regarding dates and times. •Child Health Nurse - Wednesday and Thursday each week - by appointment. •Dental Clinic - Mondays and Wednesdays 9am - 4pm. •Pathology - Monday and Wednesday mornings from 8am (approx) please make appointment. •Immunisation - 1st and 3rd Tuesdays each month, by appointments. ** Flu Vax Clinics:- phone to add name to list for 2013. Dates to be advised (expect late March). •Diabetic Clinic- 2nd Tuesday each month, by appointment. • Private Visiting Specialists: Optometrist. Phone 49226 996 for appointments. •Private Podiatrist – Phone 49125100 for appointment
Community Activities:
•Diabetic Group - 3rd Thursday each month 10am at Community Health House. •Community Support Group 3rd Tuesday 10am. •Exercise class each Wednesday 2pm due to recommence. •Community Health Nurse - by appointment, please phone 4912 5107. •Indigenous Health Worker - by appointment, please phone 49125164. • MMWAH (Mt. Morgan Women’s Aboriginal Health) “Karloo Binda” - Come, sit down and talk (Gungalu Language). Meets the third Tuesday of every month at the Green Shed, 10: 00 am – 2:30 pm. Includes health topics and discussion on women’s issues.
Interested in becoming an Army Cadet? Learn a range of skills, develop confidence, selfdiscipline and make friends along the way… Sound good? – Army Cadets may be just the thing for you! Local residents aged 12 and half to 19 are invited to join the regional Army Cadets. Activities: Each week, local members of the 125 Army Cadet Unit climb aboard the local TMC Tour Bus and head to Rockhampton – where they learn a range of skills including navigation, leadership, first aid, field craft, self-development and much more. Four camps are also conducted each year. Weekly parade timings are: Mondays, 5pm - 8pm (excluding school holidays). Weekly meets are held at the Batallion Headquarters, Western Street Barracks, Western Street, Wandal Rockhampton. Fees: include $50 – annual fee (includes uniform and most field equipment), $30 – camp fees plus the (four camps per year) and $3- transport charge per week. Further information: For further details on the Army Cadets and/or how you can join, please contact Admin Officer, Sharonn Payne on: 0407 113 458. Alternatively, you can drop into the Mount Morgan High School for a chat. You can also head online to the Cadet website www.cadetnet.gov.au
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Well folks, this Thursday marks Valentine’s Day! Love it, or hate it, the Argus wants to know your thoughts on the annual event.
“What are your thoughts on Valentine’s Day?”
Name: Schae Page
“It’s a good time of year to be reminded of how you should appreciate your loved ones. We all lead busy lives, so we need to be reminded.”
Happy birthday to Irene Ramm (Jeffries), who celebrates her 60th birthday on the 13th of February. Love from Norm & Family. Pictured: Irene (left) and twin sister Lorraine Johnson of Mount Morgan.
Name: Kym Roberts
“I love it! I think it’s a beautiful thing. Though I think it should be more than once a year - there should be more love in the world.”
Name: Codie Evans
“Valentine’s is the perfect time to put aside pride and self restraints, to tell the one you’re crushing on/ loving or anywhere in between - that you admire them, and you’d love for them to know that. No strings.”
Name: Karhl Henselien
“It can be a bit of a catch 22 - if you have someone special in your life, it’s great but if you don’t have someone it can be a bit of a bummer. Though it can also be a good opportunity to try and woo someone.”
Congatulations to Norm and Irene Ramm, who celebrate 40 years of marriage on the third of March, 2013.
Email: mmpad@bigpond.com
Fast fact about Valentine’s Day: One of the most common tales associated with the origins of Valentine’s Day is that of a mysterious Saint and the actions he carried out when others dared not. It’s said that during the reign of Claudius II, it was decided that single men made better soldiers than those with wives and families; seeing marriage outlawed for young men. The legend tells that Valentine saw the decree as unjust and continued to perform marriages for young lovers in secret. Sadly, it’s said that after a time, these actions were discovered; seeing the end for the valiant Valentine.
Golden Mount Festival News: The Golden Mount Festival Committee is pleased to announce that preparations for the 2013 Golden Mount Festival are well underway with just 11 weeks until the Golden Mount Festival! Not all preparations have gone without some complication, with the Government announcing the move of Queensland’s Labour Day Holiday (the Monday of the usual Golden Mount Festival weekend) to October. This sees some changes to the usual Festival programme; however we are still anticipating another exciting event! The 2013 Golden Mount Festival will be held on Friday the 3rd, Saturday the 4th and Sunday the 5th of May. Early programme details: Friday evening: The usual family fun day (routinely scheduled on the Monday) will now be incorporated in an event set to be held on the Friday evening. This will be the official opening of the Golden Mount Festival and will kick off at 5pm. Currently we are hoping to incorporate fireworks, floating lanterns, kids’ rides, food and some fantastic entertainment to the evening’s programme – an exciting way to officially open the annual festivities! More on the 2013 GMF: Saturday and Sunday Program: Saturday’s festivities and Sunday’s Rodeo are still set for as normal for the 2013 celebrations. 2013 Festival Theme: The theme of the 2013 Golden Mount Festival is “One town, many cultures”. With only 10 weeks left until the big event, be sure to start planning your floats. We would like to encourage the use of recycled material to decorate your floats – with a special prize expected for the most creative use of these items. Stall sites: We would like to encourage all interested stall holders to contact the Festival Committee as soon as possible, for details on available applications. Competitions: Plus don’t forget Saturday’s competitions! This year’s festival will only see two major competitions held on the Saturday – the Dig for Gold and the Running of the Cutter. Prize money for the annual Running of the Cutter is set to increase- so be sure to start thinking of your team and how to take home that cash! For further details, please contact Jordana on: 0429 542 019 or head online to www.goldenmountfestival.org.au Please see Morgan Street Noticeboard for recent winners of weekly Golden Mount Festival raffle.
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Gracemere IndustrIal area - Consultation period The formal consultation period has commenced for the proposed Major Amendment to the Fitzroy Shire Planning Scheme 2005. Council encourages you to view the proposed amendment on Council’s website or Customer Service Centres and make a properly made submission during the consultation period. Consultation Period: 11 February 2013 – 22 March 2013 A properly made submission can be in the form of: 1. A written letter (signed) 2. A fax (signed) 3. A hard copy Submission Form (signed) 4. An online Submission Form 5. An email Properly made submissions can be lodged via: Rockhampton Regional Council Major Amendment Fitzroy Shire Planning Scheme PO Box 1860 ROCKHAMPTON QLD 4700 Rockhampton Regional Council Customer Service Centres
email: gia@rrc.qld.gov.au
www.rockhamptonregion.qld.gov.au
Fax 4936 8862 or 1300 22 55 79
Submissions must be received by Council no later than 5pm on Friday 22 March 2013. www.rockhamptonregion.qld.gov.au 4932 9000 or 1300 22 55 77
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Interested in becoming involved in a local club/ organisation? Wondering what is happening monthly? Take a look at this list of scheduled meetings and activities: • Carers & Cancer Support Group- will be meeting in the community house (old Dr res) at the hospital 3rd Tues each month. Phone: Rosemary 4938 1981 (please leave message). •Diabetes Clinics- 2nd Tuesday of the month. Appointments necessary. Phone 49125100 •Diabetes Support Group- 3rd Thursday of the month- no appointments necessary. • Euchre - meets every Tuesday 9am. Free Morning Tea, friendly social games. Community Services Hall. • Mount Morgan Lodge- meets every second Thursday of each Month at the Mt Morgan Masonic Centre, Gordon Street at 10am. Visitors especially welcome. Ph the Secretary: 4938 1104. • Mount Morgan Neighbourhood Watch- 1st Sat of Month, 3pm at 26 Gordon Street. • Social Group- meets every Monday at the Green Shed, near the Mount Morgan Child Care Centre, Thompson Street. Please bring a plate to share. • Mount Morgan Rotary - meets every Thursday at the Leichhardt Hotel, 6:00pm for 6:30pm start. • Mount Morgan Promotion and Development - meetings 4th Wednesday of the month, 6:30pm at MMPAD Office (61 Morgan Street, Mt Morgan).
• Mt Morgan Ceramics- meets every Wednesday, 9am at Welfare House. New members welcome. • Mt Morgan Care and Share- meets every Thursday from 9am 12noon at Welfare House. New members welcome. Phone Aisla: 4938 2888. • Exercise Group: meets every Wednesday at the Community House, Mt Morgan Hospital Grounds, 2:30pm. Ph Margaret: 4912 5107. All welcome. • Grace Baptist Church: meets at the QWCA Hall. Sunday School: 2pm. Worship Service: 3pm Sundays. Prayer and Bible Study: 7pm Thursdays. Ph Pastor Wesley Pittman: 4938 1119. • Safe & Confident Living Social Group: meets 3rd Tues each month, 2:30pm at the office- 40 Central Street. • The Mount Morgan Hub: •Kids Craft: Mondays 9 -11am •Playgroup: every Tuesday morning, 9am -11am •Relaxation sessions: 2 - 2.50pm Tuesday afternoons. •Free Parenting program and support by appointment by contacting Debbie or Leonie on 4938 2262.
TENNIS: Kabra Sports & Recreation Club plays weekly. Please call Greer on 49381580 after 6pm most nights. MOUNT MORGAN POOL: Thompson Avenue.
Mon to Fri: 7:30am - 5:30pm / Sat - 12 noon - 4pm, / Sun12 noon - 4pm. Exercise activities also available: Boxercise, adult and children squads and Aqua Fit. Please phone Jason on 07 4938 1500 for further details.
MOUNT MORGAN GOLF CLUB:
• QCWA- meets 3rd Monday every Month at 10am East Street.
Golf Club is open for members and guests from 4pm - 6pm Fridays. Anyone wishing to start or restart their golf is welcome to join us on Thursday and Sunday mornings (your first game is free). Juniors training- Sat mornings, 8:30am. All welcome. Includes tuition and nibblies. Clubs supplied from the start. Ladies DayTuesdays, 8am.18 prize raffles- drawn Railway Hotel 8pm Fridays. Including Jag the Joker. Phone Jim for enquiries: 0427 994 974 or Golf Club on: 4938 1220.
• QCWA HOY -Wed & Fri Mornings 10am CWA Hall.
ON THE GREEN:
• Mount Morgan Show Society- committee meetings: 2nd Saturday each month, 9:00pm, Mt Morgan Showgrounds. • Calliungal Rural Fire Brigade- 1st Saturday of the month at 9am at the Brigade’s complex at Newman Oval, Mount Morgan.
• QCWA Hall Hire - Best Rates Available - for information please phone May on 07 4938 1117. • R.A.O.B- meets 3rd Sunday each month at CWA Hall, 10am. • RSL meets 3rd Sunday, 10am Community Services Hall. • Guide Dogs Queensland Bingo- meets every Monday 1pm, CWA Hall, Mount Morgan. Free tea and coffee. • 5th Light Horse Drill- meets at the Show Grounds monthly call Jock Preston 07 4938 1453. • Legacy Meetings- meets first Thursday of every month, 10am at The Hub. • ALP Mount Morgan Branch- meet 2nd Sunday of the month at the Community Services Hall, 9am • Golden Mount Social Group- meets every Thursday morning 9.30am, Community Service Hall. Ph: 4938 1771. • Mt Morgan Arts and Crafts - meetings 9:30am, second Thursday each month at Welfare House, Thompson Av. Ph Pam: 4938 1467. • Mt Morgan Patchwork- meets every Tuesday, 9:30am - 2:00pm. Welfare House. New members welcome. Ph Pam: 4938 1467.
Dee Bowls Club: Burnett Hwy (between the Caravan Parks). Ladies Bowling Club day on Tues at 9am; Mixed bowls on Thurs at 2.30pm start, names in by 2.15pm; Friday Members Draw at 5pm. Saturday Barefoot Bowls at 9.30am. Function Room available for bookings. Contact Clubhouse- phone/fax: 4938 1090. Find us on Facebook for updates. Welfare Bowls Club: Friday night bowls: names in by 6pm for a 6.30pm start. Currently, daytime bowls are on hold due to the hot weather and Tues bowls will be at a new time of 6.30pm. For further information, like us on Facebook, Mt. Morgan Welfare Bowls Club, or phone the club 49381131. We are situated 28 Thompson Avenue. Indoor Bowls Club: Saturdays at the Uniting Church Hall East Street at 2pm. $2, includes light refreshments. For more information phone the Secretary, Babs Belfield: 4938 1028.
Are you interested in playing rugby union? If you are 18 years of age or older, and are interested in playing rugby union - please contact Natashia on 49381190 or 0447050538.
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Chris Shadbolt - Missionary to Zambia, Africa and Director of To The Nations Ministry, will be at Mount Morgan Community Fellowship this month:
10:00am Sunday, February 17th Mount Morgan Community Fellowship (Conference Room, Footbridge Corner)
We warmly welcome you to come along and hear Chris share about his experiences and the important missionary work taking place in Zambia.
Pictured: Chris Shadbolt (centre) with his wife Angela and their son Emmanuel and local resident, Ferdi Miltenburg.
Bonjour! We invite you to attend the annual World Day of Prayer- to be held on Friday, March 1st. This yearly event sees churches around the world join together in a common day of prayer. This year’s service is prepared by the World Day of Prayer Committee of France. Mount Morgan’s service will be held at the Community Fellowship Church (Footbridge Corner) at 10am.
All are welcome to attend.
14 Well, it’s February – which means many of those New Year Resolutions to get fit and active are either well underway... or slowly disappearing into oblivion. If the latter is more the case for you at the moment, then worry not – assistance to see your fitness levels boosted this year may be closer than you expected. Perhaps, at the Mount Morgan Swimming Pool complex... Along with offering swimming as a way to keep active, the local complex now also hosts a number of specified fitness programs – offering aqua aerobics and boxercise classes each week. Last week, we caught up with Mount Morgan Swimming Pool Venue Manager and certified lifeguard and personal trainer, Jason Nolan, for details on the new classes: “First of all, the classes are a lot of fun,” Jason said. “A lot of people are put off when they hear about fitness classes- many think it will be scary and it’s not exactly something they want to approach with open arms.” “But the classes are carried out in a relaxed, social environment.” He said. Varying in their focus, Jason said the new classes are sure to offer something to suit everyone’s interest. “The boxercise classes centre on cardiovascular routines and muscle building exercises,” he said.
The new routines also offer one-on-one training if requested, along with the possibility of a children’s class. Further information: • Aqua aerobics class is offered from 9:30am – 10:30 am, from Monday to Friday. • Boxercise is available from 4pm – 5pm, Mondays, Tuesday and Fridays. • Costs involved are $10 per session. • Please note when attending boxercise activities, footwear is essential. • The pool is open from 7:30am – 5:30pm Monday to Friday, and 12noon – 4pm Saturday and Sunday. For further details, please phone: 4938 1500 or see Jason directly at the Mount Morgan Swimming pool, located in Thompson Avenue. Pictured right: Some of the boxercise routine in action. Below: Jason Nolan; Venue Manager at the Swimming Pool and certified personal trainer. Jason is conducting fitness classes each week at the local complex – available to all interested.
“They also enhance coordination, flexibility and stamina.” Deriving its name from its routines, boxercise classes are based on the kinds of exercises boxers use to keep fit. Classes can take a variety of formats but typically involve hitting pads, skipping and shuttle runs. “The aqua aerobics mostly focus on low impact, low intensity exercises,” Jason said. “Don’t let that fool you though – it a great way to get fit and keep active.” Jason said the main aim of both classes is to provide opportunity for all to get active and have fun while doing it – with no experience needed. “When it comes to getting fit or starting a class, it’s really not about experience levels or age, but a positive approach. “A good attitude towards it is all you need.”
Ted Malone MP Member for Mirani PO Box 56, Sarina Qld 4737 Telephone: 07 4956 1555 Fax : 07 4956 1980 Freecall: 1800 812 340 Email: mirani@parliament.qld.gov.au
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From Dirty Water A poem by Frank Clark
A car full to see the dee run a banker said there is enough material to make a poem for the paper the head of the dee where the rain did start 500 millimetres from the sky gave the poem its first part Struck oil is placed on the world map when the first of the water in number 7 dam is trapped all the water that followed over the spillway went on its journey to rocky it was hell bent On the 24th number 7 dam filled quick and fast spilling ever higher with a roaring blast on the rapid waves a white froth foam in a constant desire for its final Fitzroy river home Undermined and put on a tilt a large empty sewerage tank this may come as a surprise the Dee River was first called the Stanks about 1854 the Dee and the Don were named by Norman Leith Hay after the names of two rivers in England many miles away The torrent went straight ahead with great force to a height of two weather boards on the quarters of course cut red hill road by a two to three metre flow then to Red Hill, Queen Street was the only way to go Over several days there was a similar repeat of rain trying its best to beat the 1928 flood record again Mrs Brecknell in 1928 lived in a house on the flat at Talban the flood at its peak lifted the house off the stumps and sat it down upon My pen is directed to write about dirty water in lines a total of 28 and making a comparison of the flood in 1928 there must be no dirt or mud on the point of my pen or the readers will not ask me to write a poem again Please note: due to formatting, we were unable to adhere to the correct presentation of 28 lines for Frank’s poem. Mount Morgan Phone Directory - 2012
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Thai Fish Cakes © 2013 by Mountain Mick Blake the Mountain Griller Oh man, that was some rain we had. I started to think I was in Thailand in a monsoon forest… so my mind wandered and my thoughts drifted to fish cakes, not just any old fish cake, by those lovely Thai Fish Cakes with that lovely curry taste and that zest bite of lime. Next minute, I was buying fresh fish fillet and had a lime in my hand. Dream can become reality. This is my take on Thai Fish Cakes, I think I’ve done them proud. I hope you love them as much as we do. - Mountain Mick
Ingredients: 1kg firm white flesh fish (such as ling, snapper, catfish,cod or flake) - coarsely chopped, NO BONES 1 garlic clove, quartered 1 ½ tbs lime zest finely shredded /grated 1 cup coarsely chopped fresh green shallots 1 cup coarsely chopped red capsicum 1 tbs fish sauce 2 tbs mild curry powder or 3 tbs of red curry paste 1 ½ cups of bread crumbs 2 large eggs Pinch of salt & pepper 5 (about 30g) green beans, thinly sliced Peanut oil, or sunflower oil to shallow-fry (not olive oiltoo much flavor in it) Ingredients - dipping sauce 60g (1/4 cup) white sugar 60ml (1/4 cup) fresh lime juice 1 tbs fish sauce, extra 1/2 Lebanese cucumber, de-seeded, finely chopped 1 small fresh red birdseye chilli: de-seeded, thinly sliced (optional) Wedges lime, extra to garnish Method: Add fish, green onions/eschollots, red capsicum, mild curry powder or red curry paste, eggs, fish sauce, lime zest, garlic, salt & pepper, green beans all in the food processor and blitz until the fish mix is a fined paste and all green & red bits a are fine. Now, add the bread crumbs until the paste balls (that is as the blades in the food processor spin the mixture starts to ball up and spin with the blades). Now roll into balls and flatten them to about ½ inch thick (12mm). Roll them in bread crumbs (cover with the plain bread crumbs) and then shallow fry in hot oil. Drain on paper towel and serve - I do homemade Thai fishcakes (curried but not hot) with steamed Basmati rice, Asian Veggies, Vietnamese dipping sauce & wedges of Lime. Very yummy. I would think a nice fruit dry white wine would match up well or an ice cold Miller Chill, light lime beer. Please enjoy. P.S: Yes, you can add chillies , I normally do but my wife asked for a chilli free meal. Plus you can add coarsely chopped fresh coriander but again, my wife hates fresh coriander so I left it out.
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