The future of Agricultural Shows around Australia is guaranteed with many young competitors taking up the challenge and competing across a range of events.
This was evident at the Mount Morgan Show held on Saturday at the Mount Morgan Showgrounds.
Young Jace Lamb (Front Page) from “Parraweena” near Banana competed in a couple of events at the show, not least of which was the Under 13 Junior Judge for Cattle.
“It was so good to see the Juniors entering in the horse, cattle and poultry and bird events as well as the pavilion classes,” Heather Barker, Mount Morgan Show Society President said.
“It is really important for the future of shows for young people to become involved,” she said.
More than 1500 people attended the Mount Morgan Show, which is on par with previous years.
“It was a very enjoyable day and was certainly a great social success.
“This wouldn’t have been possible without the many sponsors, the exhibitors and the community,” she said.
Rain threatened throughout the day, but it held off until many of the events were completed.
Cattle numbers were down on 2023’s numbers, due to exhibitors choosing to take their cattle to Ekka, but were still well represented. However, horse numbers and competitors were up on previous years.
Below are the Champion and Grand Champion Results for Cattle and Horse events. Bird and Poultry events will be in the next edition of the Argus.
The George and Annie Bills Memorial Trophy for Supreme Champion Led Pony of the Show - Lynda McMaster on Kintyre Shilleagh, the Irene and John McDougall Memorial Trophy for the Champion Pony Hack - Chelsea Smyles on Winter Rose, the Elenor Shield Memorial Trophy for the Supreme Led Exhibit of the Show - Lynda McMaster on Kintyre Shilleagh (above top), the John and Ivy Hempseed Memorial Trophy for Supreme Champion Hack of the ShowCherie Purkis on Keeobarki Lethal Dulce, the George Sealy Memorial Trophy for Champion Thoroughbred of the Show - Tahlia Mortimer on Poet’s Girl, the Mount Morgan Light Horse Troop Memorial Trophy for the Rider with the Most Potential - Rosa Bonham (middle), Grand Champion Female of the Show (cattle) - 2AM Relana - N BAA Vegemite - Lamb Family, Grand Champion Male of Show (cattle) - Can Valley the Big Bang - Lamb Family and Supreme Cattle Exhibt of Show - Can Valley - the Big BangLamb Family.
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You had to be “quackers” not to enjoy the duck
The 5th Mount Morgan Light Horse Troop led the Grand Parade
Photo: Mason Rogers
races
Above: The costumed riders and horses class saw some unique entries. Below Ty Gretton and Josh Lamb will represent Mount Morgan at future Junior Judging events
PIPELINE PROGRESS ON SCHEDULE
The Mount Morgan Pipeline Project is progressing on schedule with approximately 20km of pipe laid to date.
Pipes are currently being laid in the Mount Morgan township at Baree Street and East Street Extended, with construction of valve pits also commencing shortly.
Temporary road restorations are being completed as the pipe laying progresses, with final road surfaces to be reinstated once pipe installation is finished in each section.
The next step will be the widening of Razorback Road, where a further 800 metres of pipe will also be installed. Advance notice will be provided to the community ahead of these works commencing.
In addition to the pipeline, construction is underway on the Pump Station at Moonmera as well as the Pump Station and new reservoir at Lucas Street, Gracemere.
Once complete, water storage capacity at the Lucas Street site will increase currently from 3.75 megalitres to approximately 11 megalitres.
This project has been supported by more than 30 local businesses across a range of services including, Hopkins Brothers, Vision Surveys, FCF Fire and Electrical, and Butler and Partners.
The Mount Morgan Water Supply Pipeline Project is jointly funded by the Federal Government through the National Water Grid Fund ($30 million), the Queensland Government ($40.4 million) and Rockhampton Regional Council ($17.8 million).
DOG REGISTRATIONS DUE AT END OF AUGUST
Rockhampton Region dog owners are reminded that annual dog registration renewals have now been sent and are due by 31 August 2024.
Dog owners are eligible for a discount if their registration is paid by the due date.
Convenient payment options include in-person payments at Customer Service Centres, online via the eServices webpage, BPAY, or by contacting Council’s Customer Service Centre.
If you currently have a registered dog, but have not received a renewal notice or you need to update your address details, please contact Customer Service on 4932 9000.
GOLF CLUB NEWS
Calliope golfer Scott Gibbs has won the 2024 Mount Morgan 27 hole men’s open championships with a 103 gross score. The championships were played on Sunday, 28 July. Wowan’s Daryl Myles won the A grade also with a 103 gross score with Rockhampton’s Damien Ling only one shot back on 104 taking home the runners up trophy.
Rockhampton’s Glen Watt won the B grade event on 113 from Yeppoon’s Shae Taylor on 118, Mount. Morgan’s Doug Wooffindin won the C grade championship on 120 from fellow member Garry Sbeghen on 125. The Nett events went to A-Grade Lance Antcliff on 104, (Mount. Morgan), B-GradeCalvin Norris on 109.5, (Boyne Island) and North Rockhampton’s Ted May winning the C-Grade Nett on 108.5.
Long Drives : A-Grade Damien Ling - Rockhampton; B-Grade; Brock Siegert - Rockhampton and C-Grade: Brenton McFadzen Mount Morgan. Pin shots were won by A-Grade - Craig Johnston, Boyne Island, B-Grade - Gavin Cawthray, Miriam Vale, C-GradeLance Croskery, Mount Morgan with Wowan’s Daryl Myles winning the open pin shot
Submitted by Gurney T. Clamp
MIRANI MP TO CONTINUE REPRESENTATION DESPITE
Stephen Andrew, the State Member for Mirani has confirmed he is leaving One Nation and won’t be standing as a One Nation candidate at the upcoming Queensland State Election.
Mr Andrew has held the seat of Mirani since 2017.
He is the first Australian South Sea Islander elected to the Queensland Parliament and the only sitting One Nation member of a lower house in the country.
Mr Andrew confirmed he had received a letter from One Nation’s Pauline Hanson earlier this week, while he was attending Budget Estimates Sessions in Parliament.
Mr Andrew said the One Nation leader had advised him she had decided not to endorse him again as the One Nation candidate in the electorate of Mirani.
According to Mr Andrew, the decision was not expected and had been made without any consultation or ‘right of reply’, less than 100 days out from the Election.
While expressing disappointment with the decision, the MP acknowledged he had never enjoyed a particularly close relationship with either Pauline or her second in command, James Ashby and that he had not seen or spoken with Pauline in 11 months.
“To be honest, I’ve been so busy this year with my State based work, that I’ve barely had a chance to speak with my own family, let alone Party leaders”.
“It’s disappointing, of course, but what can you do.
GLENMORE CABIN TOURS ON OFFER FOR MOUNT MORGAN WATTLE DAY
The Glenmore Signal Cabin once controlled train movements at the junction from the North Coast line to and from the Emu Park/Yeppoon branch.
The Glenmore Junction signal cabin ceased to be used as part of the Queensland Rail [QR] infrastructure in the 1990’s and was relocated from Glenmore in Rockhampton to Mount Morgan not long after this, having been a part of the rail system for well over 60 years. The cabin was repainted in 2019 when the Mount Morgan Railway Station building was painted and had an internal makeover a couple of years later followed by further minor works. It is now ready for tours. Special guided tours of the Glenmore Junction Signal Cabin will be included in admission to the Railway Museum on Mount Morgan Wattle Day.
I’m hardly the first member to be let go by One Nation and I certainly won’t be the last”.
The MP said he was particularly disappointed he wouldn’t be able to continue his work in helping all the new One Nation candidates standing for seats in his region at the next election.
“They are all a great bunch of people and I wish them all the best”.
Mr Andrew said he would be talking with friends and family over the weekend, but had made no concrete decision yet on what his plans were.
“For now, my focus is on doing the job I was elected to do, which is to represent the people of Mirani to the best of my ability, and holding government to account”.
Specific times to view the cabin will be advertised on the day. We envisage this section of The Rail Museum viewing will be undertaken by guides to assist access for the group to and from the cabin.
The highlight of the cabin tour will be a personal presentation delivered by guest speaker Sid Powell (pictured left), former QR signalman who worked for many decades at the Glenmore Cabin.
A few years ago, Sid donated the panel which he purchased from QR years before to the Mount Morgan Rail Museum. Sid has also donated a range of memorabilia which will also be displayed in the signal cabin.
Mr Steinberger, Mount Morgan Promotion and Development Inc [MMPAD] President also former QR employee said he was excited to have the Cabin tours included in the Rail Museum for the day.
“What we will deliver is a comprehensive presentation of the history and workings of the cabin. To have Signalman Sid to come up and volunteer his time to share his knowledge is a fantastic treat.
“This will allow us to take the journey provided by Sid to relive the historic cabin’s life and share his experiences,” Mr Steinberger.
These tours will only be held on Wattle Day for now, but with more development, future tours will be made available.
Drone work stacks up for lightning protection test
The Department of Resources is using innovative drone technology to help protect the historic chimney stacks at the Mount Morgan mine site.
The department’s Technical Services area recently employed Expert Energy to test the chimney stacks lightning protection systems, and they engaged Queensland Aerial to use two drones to simulate lightning strikes on the stacks.
The drones flew a steel cable up to the two lightning rods on each of the stacks, having to maintain contact for at least three seconds to test the lightning rods were successfully deflecting electrical current to earth.
A department spokesperson said the test was to ensure the department was protecting the chimneys as best as possible from potential lightning strikes.
“Being the tallest structures on the surrounding mine site means the chimneys are at risk of being struck by lightning and this has happened in the past,” the spokesperson said.
“Within the first few years of the Main Stack being built in 1905, it was struck by lightning and the scar remains on the stack today.
“Looking after the chimneys is important to the mine site as the Main Stack is a real focal point for the
township and many images of Mount Morgan contain the image of the Main Stack.”
It was also a first for Queensland Aerial, and they did a number of practice runs on the ground using a stainless steel bowl to simulate the cap of the lightning rod before completing the successful tests at height.
Using two drones in the exercise had the added benefit of gaining video and photos of the innovative work as well as some fantastic aerial photographs of the historic site itself.
Supplied images courtesy of Queensland Aerial.
RIDE 4 LIVES TO VISIT MOUNT MORGAN IN 2024
The annual Ride4Lives Suicide Awareness ride will again take place this year on 7 September 2024.
The ride which has been visiting Mount Morgan for the past few years, will stop at the Mount Morgan Railway Museum again for morning tea.
Organiser, Mark Brookes said the response to date was not as strong as it was last year.
“We had about 300 riders last year - most of which registered in the last few days - so there is still a chance for the number to be equalled,” he
said.
He said this year the ride would be open for push bike riders as well. Organisers have included a 52 km, 26 km and 22 km section of the Boyne-Burnett Rail Trail for the cyclists to participate.
“The Rail Trail ride is new to the event this year. We are trying to encourage family members to participate and the section of rail trail chose is perhaps the easiest section,” Mr Brookes said.
There are also opportunities for motorcyclists as well four wheel drives. Riders and drivers will either ride 250 or 350 km depending on which route they take.
The ride finishes in Ubobo with an evening of entertainment and guest speaker, Mary O’Brien from “Are you bogged mate?”
An update will be provided in the next edition of the Mount Morgan Argus.
WATTLE DAY SET TO BLOOM IN 2024
Mount Morgan Wattle Day is set to bloom on Sunday, 1 September 2024 at the historic Mount Morgan Railway Station for the Mount Morgan Wattle Day Festival.
Mount Morgan Promotion and Development Inc [MMPAD], has planned a free, fun-filled family day which is ideal for everyone.
The day gets underway at 9.00 am flowing on to the live entertainment under the Federation Fig Trees until finish at 2.30 pm
This year MMPAD has engaged
award for 2024, Mackenzie is steadily carving out her place in the industry.
Jaymon Bob will also grace the Mount Morgan Wattle Day stage for his own musical segment. A recent addition to the world of playing live music, Jaymon is fast becoming a popular singer in the Central Queensland Region.
Aliza Ruth is a singer/songwriter from Yeppoon. Aliza started learning the guitar in November 2021 as a way of introducing music back into her life after a
Jeremy Jones to MC the event. Jeremy is the ABC radio Caprocornia Breakfast morning show presenter.
Headlining this year’s entertainment is the Boss Katana Band who are a popular pub and club band.
The band will be ably backed up by Mackenzie May, a singersongwriter hailing from Central Queensland. She is quickly making her mark on the country music scene. Building upon her recent achievements, including graduating from the Junior Academy of Country Music, being named a finalist in the 2023 Junior Ekka Country Music Showdown, 2024 Senior Ekka Country Music Showdown, and winning the Tamworth Songwriters Association Novice Songwriter of the year
long hiatus. A former high school English teacher, Aliza has a love for writing, and has quickly progressed to merging her thought- provoking words with smooth, soothing melodies. Aliza has not allowed her vision loss to prevent her enjoying performing with her friend Leyton, who is a masterful guitarist and cover-artist. Aliza’s folk-style music is heartfelt and reflects themes of love, nature and healing. Both Aliza and guitarist Leyton will perform live in the morning at the festival
Back on the Wattle Day Stage this year are the Sealey Sisters – Aleisha and Amanda - who have made regular appearances at Mount Morgan events. Both sisters have won local competitions throughout the years and they continue to bring their own style to
the Wattle Day festivities.
Renowned local bush poet, John Bidgood from Baralaba will round off the live entertainment with his recitations of Australian poets’ works as well as a few of his own poems.
After the success of last year’s creative workshops, Festival patrons will again have the opportunity to participate in the workshops on offer. These include paint pouring and friend bird workshops with Shades of Allusion, creative flower art with Wild Wonder Bloom. Wild Mount Morgan Clay will conduct three different workshops including recyled tin etching, eco painting and nature mono printing. CQ photographer, Emily Eborn will offer photography workshops including a session first up on getting to know your camera while Mount Morgan’s local Men’s Shed will also offer some workshops. Satya Yoga will offer three, free Yoga workshops.
If you would like to book in for any of the workshops email mmpad r@mountmorgan.org.au. A full program of workshop times will be printed in the 28 August 2024 edition of the Mount Morgan Argus and advertised on Facebook.
The Shades of Allusion workshop was made possible by funding from the Regional Arts Development Fund. The Regional Arts
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Development Fund (RADF) is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Rockhampton Regional Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland.
There will also be free amusement rides for the kids as well as face painting and balloon twisting.
As at past events, the Golden Mount Nursery will supply Mount Morgan Wattle seedlings as a free give-away to Festival goers.
MMPAD President, John Steinberger said this year the festival promised to continue on from previous years with a fun filled day, jam packed with live music entertainment, free activities fitting for all interested to participate in and plenty of opportunities to learn new skills.
“MMPAD has been organising this Wattle Day annual event since 2012. We owe our success each year to all the volunteers who contribute many tireless hours of effort to bring this event to fruition.
“Some seating will be available near the stage area and adjacent tables and seats for viewing from under the magnificent fig trees. This will add a shady, cool delight to our festival. Bring a fold up chair or picnic rug to spread on the ground.
“Wattle Day is a wonderful way in which Central Queensland residents can celebrate Wattle Day and Mount Morgan’s very own wattle the Mount Morgan Silver Wattle
This is a great opportunity for the whole community to come together. Everyone is welcome to join in.
“Most of everything at the event is free including admission into the festival.
“Of course, items at stalls, Devonshire Teas and light refreshments will need to be purchased.
“Entry fees into our great Railway Museum and platform area also apply.
Mr Steinberger said a value-added experience was available with guided tours of the historic Glenmore Junction Signal Cabin, undertaken during the day.. This will be included with the admission to the Rail Museum.
“We’ve been very fortunate to have the support of some very good artists as well as the Golden Mount Nursery,” he said.
The Mount Morgan Wattle Day Festival also received some funding to assist with costs from Stanwell Power Station, Heritage Minerals and Stephen Andrew, Member for Mirani.
Make it a date for Sunday, 1 September, pop down to Mount Morgan’s heritage rail complex and enjoy all the live entertainment, activities, amusement rides, market stalls and Devonshire Teas at the festival. Devonshire Teas are available from 9.30 am to 12.45 pm.
DEE RIVER OLDIES
Dee River Oldies Group members are still talking about what a good morning they had catching up while enjoying delicious food at our 'Christmas in July' Morning Tea. The Christmas bingo songs were popular and made the morning even more enjoyable. There were some favourite tunes played. A very big thank you to Alyson for organising the bingo games.
Our next bus trip will be on Wednesday, 11 September 2024. The bus leaves at 9 am from the bus stop Morgan Street, Mount Morgan. Check to see if there are seats still available.
The cost is $50 and can be paid at our Damper Day morning tea on 28 August 2024 or beforehand. The choice from the menu is Baralaba Burger, Beer Battered Red Emperor or Chicken Schnitzel all served with chips. It should be a good day with plenty to see on the day.
'Damper Day at the Hall' is on Wednesday, 28 August 2024 starting at 11 am. Damper on arrival with savoury mince and rice served for lunch. Cost is $5.
Out next meetings are on Tuesday 20 August and 17 September 2024.
The meetings start at 2 pm. Our meetings and morning teas are held in St Mary's Hall, Gordon Street, Mount Morgan. (Behind the Anglican Church).
If you are aged over 50 years old, you are welcome to come along and join us at our meeting, morning tea and bus trip. There is no cost to become a member.
We send our condolences to Keith Watts family. He had been a member of our group for many years. He will be missed.
Rug up and stay warm.
Submitted by The Steering Committee
Carol Glover 4938 1995 Colleen Constable 0427 161 131
GIANT Picture Book giveaway @ Rockhampton Regional Libraries
We are thrilled to bits to once again offer this exciting initiative to families and carers of young children aged 0-5, to be held on Wednesday 21 August at all our Rockhampton Regional Libraries.
All roads will lead to your local branch (including the Mount Morgan Library) on this day as the bi-annual GIANT Picture Book giveaway takes place during each libraries’ opening hours.
Young children, babes in arms, toddlers and children aged 5 years and under can choose their free board book or picture book to take home – and we have some classic, quality titles to select from, including Peppa Pig, the Wiggles, Peter Rabbit, Spot and Winnie-the-Pooh.
This Picture Book Giveaway will be held during Children’s Book Week and is part of the First 5 Forever (F5F) early literacy initiative funded by the Queensland Government and coordinated by State Library of Queensland.
While you are in the library, why not join your baby, infant or young child with their very own library card? Library membership is free and all you need is proof of name/current address to sign up.
Our littlest members (0-5 years) also receive a F5F library bag filled with a picture book, pencil case, chalk, pencils, bounce ball and rubber duckie, as well as some literacy tips and techniques to inspire you to Talk, Read, Sing & Play with your child.
But wait, there’s more! Did you know that if you manage a small business or community organisation in the Rockhampton Region area, you are eligible to receive a free kit of 15 quality picture and board books for your waiting room or reception area for children and families to browse and enjoy?
To take advantage of another great First 5 Forever
LIBRARY NEWS
program initiative, just phone our Library Administration team on 4936 8043 weekdays between 8.00am and 5.00pm, and we can organise to send a kit to your nearest local library for collection.
VOLUNTEER ASSISTANCE NEEDED
Mount Morgan Railway Museum and Explore Centre
Do you have an interest in local history? Or perhaps would like to be involved in town promotions? Mount Morgan Promotion and Development Inc would like to warmly welcome all interested individuals to become a part of the team! Workforce Australia and Centrelink Mutual Obligations also available. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Please contact Eve-lyn at MMPAD on 4938 2312 or email mmpad@mountmorgan.org.au.
The LNP Candidate for Mirani, Glen Kelly and I had a wonderful time in Mount Morgan on 19 July.
We started off the day at Mount Morgan’s No.7 Dam which reached over 90 percent of full storage capacity earlier this year.
Did you know Mount Morgan No.7 Dam (otherwise known as the Big Dam) was one of seven dams that were built by the Mount Morgan Mine in its early establishment? The No.7 Dam was dug out in the early 1900s for water supply for the processing of the mine.
Next on the list was a visit to the ‘Mount Morgan CBD – Links to its Historic Past project’, with John (President of the Mount Morgan Promotion and Development Inc).
I was proud to support this project with $12,000 in funding from the Federal Government’s Stronger Communities Programme.
The ‘Mount Morgan CBD – Links to its Historic Past’ project was installed late last year and can be accessed through five QR posts. It is a self-guided tour through the main business area of the town.
We were pleased to next catch up with the Rotary Club of Mount Morgan and hear what they've been up to in the community.
The club was awarded $1,900 through the Federal Government's Volunteer Grants for eskies, urn and kitchen supplies.
They also received $1,500 for a payment terminal under the Federal Government's Stronger Communities Programme.
Thank you to the Wattle Bee Next Mount Morgan for hosting us and for the lovely cup of coffee.
Our next trip was to the Mount Morgan Arthur Timms Lookout.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by including Keith who had several energy questions which I was happy to answer.
We finished off the day at the Mount Morgan Soldier’s Room which is looking better and better every time I visit.
The organisation received $6,500 under Batch 2 of the 2023-24 Saluting Their Service Commemorative Grants Program for renovations and upgrade works.
I look forward to my next visit to Mount Morgan!
ROTARY CLUB OF MOUNT MORGAN
1st & 3rd Thursdays of the monthGrand Hotel - 6 pm for 6.30 pm. Visitors Welcome! E: mount.morgan@rotary9560.org
SAVE THE DATE! CLASSIFIEDS
AUG 20: Dee River Oldies Group - Monthly Meeting starting at 2 pm to be held in St Mary’s Hall, Gordon Street, Mount Morgan. (Behind the Anglican Church). AUG 27: Well Women’s Clinic - Phone 4912 5100 for bookings.
AUG 28: Dee River Oldies Group - ‘Damper Day at the Hall’ starting at 11 am. To be held in St Mary’s Hall, Gordon Street, Mount Morgan. (Behind the Anglican Church). Cost is $5. Guest speaker on the day. Come along and enjoy damper on arrival and then savoury mince and rice for lunch. Raffle and lucky door prizes.
SEPT 1: Mount Morgan Morgan Wattle Day. Mount Morgan Railway Complex. Starts 9 am - finishing 2.30 pm.
SEPT 7-8: Nancy’s two day pop-up Art Exhibition/ Sale, Baree School of Arts 10 am to 3pm.
SEPT 11: Dee River Oldies Group - Bus Trip to Baralaba leaving at 9 am from the Morgan Street bus stop. Cost is $50 which includes Morning Tea at the Baralaba Historical Village, then onto the Baralaba Hotel for lunch. Please pay your money at our Damper Day on 28 August, 2024 or beforehand.
SEPT 14: Baree Markets from 8 am until 12 noon. Baree School of Arts, Creek Street, Baree.
SEPT 15: Sunday. CQ Sand Green Championships, Mount Morgan Golf Club.
SEPT 17: Dee River Oldies Group - Monthly Meeting starting at 2 pm to be held in St Mary’s Hall, Gordon Street, Mount Morgan. (Behind the Anglican Church).
SEPT 25: Dee River Oldies Group - Morning Tea starting at 10 am to be held in St Mary’s Hall, Gordon Street, Mount Morgan. (Behind the Anglican Church). Cost is $5. Raffle and lucky door prizes. Come along and enjoy the morning.
SEPT 28: Happy Days - Mods and Rockers, Mount Morgan Soldiers’ Room from 7 pm.
OCT 8: Well Women’s Clinic - Phone 4912 5100 for bookings.
WANTED
PAINTER:
Semi-retired. W. Cruickshank Phone 0488 104 774 or 0488 105 257.
LIGHT ON THE HILL CHURCH
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
Green Shed from 7 pm. Phone 0412 502 937
MOUNT MORGAN RSL SUB BRANCH INC
Mount Morgan RSL Hall open Fridays 9 am - 1.30 pm Pop in for a chat, free coffee/tea, Veteran’s support and info.
1 Cornes Street, Mount Morgan
For Sale: Pure bred Sharpei puppies for sale. Three males and three females - fawn and black. Phone: 0432 589 236. BIN: 000268342322.
For Sale: Fridge-Freezers for sale - 393 litres, $295 (Westinghouse) and 205 litres, $195 (LG). Phone 0427 824 324.
For Sale: Light, fold-up push wheelchair and light fold-up electric wheelchair. Both near new, little use. All offers considered. Phone 0477 628 521
Lawn Mowing: Grass cut, yards cleared. All usual services. Good rates. Job prompt and reliable. Phone 0408 501 472.
MOUNT MORGAN CITIZENS CLUB INC ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE
Sunday, 25 August 2024 at 10.30am
at Mount Morgan Soldiers Rooms, 18 Morgan Street, Mount Morgan.
Audited Financial Statement to be presented, followed by Election of Executive Committee. All Members requested to attend.
MOUNT MORGAN RSL SUB Branch Inc
Business meetings held 10 am Last Saturday of the month. 1 Cornes Street, Mount Morgan.
VOLUNTEER DRIVERS FOR MEALS ON WHEELS PHONE 07 4938 1935 “BINGO AT BOULDY”
MONDAY, 2 September 2024
Doors open 9.30 am
Call starts 10 am @ Bouldercombe Recreation Hall
Kirra Swain-Secretary
Trash and Treasure, 21 Gordon Street. Every Friday from 8.30 am to 12 noon. Every first Saturday of the month from 8.30 am to 12 noon. Bags of clothing $5. Any donations please phone Margaretta 0428 179 604
NEXT EDITION
WEDNESDAY, 28 AUGUST 2024
All inclusions required by: Tuesday, 20 AUGUST 2024 by 4 p.m. Ph: 4938 2312
Email: mmpad@mountmorgan.org.au
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