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Record Crowd at Canungra Rodeo

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Inside this Month: PageRecord Entries and Record Crowds at Rodeo ..........3Good Bye From Bianca .............................................5Rodeo Pics ...................................................... 34 - 35

Regular Features: ..........PageDate Claimer......................................6School Happenings ..................22 - 24Crossword .......................................27Sport .........................................36 - 39Cover Photo: Canungra Rodeo. Photo: Steve Fitchett

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Record Entries and Record Crowd for Canungra RodeoOver 3,000 people flocked to the

Canungra Showground for the Canungra Hotel Rodeo on Saturday 12th July.

Events commenced at 11am due to record entries in all events with the feature event, the Bull Ride, finishing at 8pm.

Canungra Show Society Media Officer, Lee McKenzie McKinnon described the Rodeo as a complete success. The record number of entries and the large

crowd numbers meant the event was one of the biggest rodeos around.

“The atmosphere was electric with action in the arena all day and an after party with local band the Point O Five that went extremely well,” he said.

Riders came from across South-East Queensland and Northern New South Wales, making for a great night of quality rodeo entertainment for an extremely well-behaved crowd.

“We were happy to have a fantastic mix of locals and people from the Coast and Brisbane, with families a major part of our crowd this year,” said Canungra Show Society President, David Wilson.

David thanked the volunteers and sponsors of the Canungra Show Society who have worked together to make the Rodeo a success this year, in particular Terry and Marilyn Sharland who under-took a major part of the organisation.

Bull Ride action at Canungra Rodeo. Photo: Mark Connop


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in town. All types of advertising ie: Clubs and Associations are welcome. Closing date 15th August

Call Jean on 0419767090 or email: [email protected].

Canungra girls Morgan Lee, Heather Moriarty, Victoria Lee and Abbey Thorogood won the Junior Tractor Pull contest at the Winter Harvest Festival held at Aratula on Sunday 6th July. The girls pitted their strength against a 1.8 tonne mini Boomer Tractor and won $250 for the Canungra Uniting Church Youth Group.


Council Notices

For more information on Council services and events, please visit www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au or phone 1300 360 555Follow Council on social media www.facebook.com/ScenicRimRC or www.twitter/ScenicRimRC

Environmental Grants ProgramApplications are now open for Council’s 2014 Environmental Grants Program which dedicates over $77,000 of funds to local environmental conservation. The program aims to encourage and assist the involvement of Scenic Rim communities in environmental stewardship and improving the economic sustainability of the region’s unique natural environment and biodiversity. Applications close on Friday 22 August 2014 at 5pm and can be downloaded from Council’s website. Further information on the Environmental Grants Program can be obtained by contacting the Environmental Policy and Services team on 5540 5444.Sport and Recreation Grants Program Council’s Sport and Recreation Grants Program, which provides $50,000 in funds to support local sporting clubs, is now open for applications.The program is a key outcome from Council’s Sport and Recreation Plan 2010-2020, and aims to encourage

healthy and active communities by providing financial support for sports and recreation clubs. Application forms and eligibility criteria are available on Council’s website. Applications close at 4.30pm, Monday 4 August 2014.Works at Beaudesert CemeteryCommencing August 2014, Queensland Urban Utilities will be undertaking works within the Beaudesert Cemetery in Boundary St. The purpose of these works is to remove a decommissioned water main. Work will take place within Lawn Section 3 and the work site will be cordoned off to protect graves in this area. Should you require further information in relation to the work being performed, please contact Council’s Parks, Gardens and Cemeteries Section on 5540 5667.Council Meeting DocumentationAgendas, reports and minutes for all Council public meetings are available to view and download from Council’s website www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au From 1 September 2014, Council will discontinue the practice

of producing printed copies of these documents for internal and external use as a cost-saving measure. Documents will only be available electronically as detailed above.

The Drumley WalkWed 6 Aug 8.30amVisit website for more information@ The Centre BeaudesertAustralian Youth OrchestraString Quartet playsHaydn, Schubert & MendelssohnWed 13 Aug 7.00pm All tickets $10@ Boonah Cultural Centre2014 Seniors Week Babbling TrillbillysTue 19 Aug 9.30am$5 (includes morning tea)@ Boonah Cultural CentreMusical Mornings - Mediterranean Madness!Fri 22 Aug 11am (complimentary morning tea from 10am)$16 (groups 10+ $12.50)Starring Opera Eagles Nest@ The Centre Beaudesert

CINEMAWe Bought a Zoo (PG)Fri 8 Aug 6pm for 6.30pmCancer research fundraiser$5 @ Boonah Cultural CentreNext Classic Flick - Pal Joey (PG)Thu 14 August 9.30am for 10am start$5 includes morning teaFrank Sinatra & Kim Novak@ Boonah Cultural CentreNext Friday Flick - Wadjda (PG)Friday 29 August 10am & 7pmAdults $10; Conc. $7.50@ Boonah Cultural CentreEXHIBITIONS (free entry)My CountryAustralian landscape paintings by Max ButlerUntil 10 August@ Boonah Regional Art GalleryLiving Change - Touring exhibition2013 Qld. Regional Arts AwardsContinues until 13 Sep@ The Centre BeaudesertFor more informationwww.liveatthecentre.com.au

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Local cafe owners Bill and Dianne Crooks renewed their wedding vows recently in front of family, friends and the many viewers of Channel 7’s Sunrise program!

Dianne said long time friend Marg ‘made’ her enter a competition run by radio station Breeze FM to take part in a ceremony at Surfers Para-dise with many other couples and Elvis imperson-ator Dean Vegas as the celebrant.

In addition to the ceremony they received two nights accommodation at Grand Chancellor Surfers Paradise.

Bill and Dianne were also selected as the couple morning program Sunrise followed up for a story.

Dianne appeared on Sunrise on 14th July with Dean Vegas and of course Kochie and Sam. Both Bill and Dianne said it was a fantastic experience for both of them.

Bill and Di - Can’t Help Falling In Love!

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After eight fabulous years at Canungra News, the time has come for me to move on. So, from behind the counter I’d like to say thank you for your partonage. I have enjoyed the friendly banter, the jokes and witty conversatoins as well as those special moments when choosing a card or a gift. Those moments when a caring word has been shared for a birthday , a wedding, a birth or a death. I have felt honoured to have been a part of those special family occasions. It has been a privilege to have been a part of this wonderful community. I have been fortunate to live in this very special part of Queensland. We are not travelling far, just closer to the ocean. So once again, thank you, goodbye and I hope to see you all on my visits back as I’m sure we will do. - Bianca Minett

Good Bye from Bianca!


In Brief:InternatIonal observe the Moon nIght

Tamborine Village Lions Club is hosting the International Observe the Moon Night on Satur-day 6th September.

The Southern Astronomical Society of South East Queensland are attending and present-ing this annual event which is held in locations throughout the world. The event is dedicated to encourage people to look up and take notice of our nearest neighbour, the moon.

This event will be held at Woodstock – Youth Enterprise Trust, 231 Plunkett Road Tambo-rine from 6pm until 9pm. Entry is by gold coin donation with Tamborine Village Lions running a barbecue on the night.

For further information call 0401 217 347 or visit www.observethemoonnight.org.

eKKa holIday 2015The Scenic Rim region will again celebrate

the Ekka show holiday on the Monday of show week in 2015.

Scenic Rim Regional Council has confirmed its preference for the annual Brisbane Royal National Show holiday to occur on Monday, 10th August 2015.

The nominated date will now be provided to the Department of Justice and Attorney-General for approval and gazettal.

This year’s Ekka public holiday for the Scenic Rim is on Monday, 11th August.

In the Raw Connecting with Real FoodFood Connect has been connect-

ing farmers with food lovers in South East Queensland for almost ten years, and now thanks to local busi-ness owner Irene White of “In the Raw”, they are now bringing local, seasonal, ecological food direct to Canungra.

Irene’s business located at 2/28 Christie Street receives fresh deliv-eries each Tuesday at 4pm.

In the Raw has partnered with Food Connect to become a collec-tion point. Every week you can order and pick-up fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables, dairy, milk, oils, coffee and more.

Irene says “Food Connect is a great way for me to connect with like minded people. It is wonder-ful to share the experience of fresh quality produce sourced from local farmers. Every week I enjoy seeing what surprises our box holds for us”.

Food Connect is a social enter-prise providing local, seasonal and ecological food direct from farmers to communities in Brisbane.

All Food Connect farmers use natural, holistic and ethical farming methods and are paid a fair price for it. All of the food comes from within

a 400km radius of the Food Connect Homestead in Salisbury. Rather than home delivery, Food Connect has 60 families and businesses across the region that receives their community’s deliveries for them. This saves on time and money and this saving is passed onto consumers.

In The Raw believes that good food is a major key to good health. They strive to provide locals with a large range of locally sourced, high quality, ethically and sustainably produced products at affordable prices.

Irene says the store is evolving and expanding to suit the needs of our locals whether they have aller-gies, intolerances or are following a clean living path. Her aim is to offer a service to make her customers’ health journey easy and achievable.

“In The Raw is passionate about keeping the mind, body and soul healthy, and our doors are open to enable you to nourish these,” said Irene.

In the Raw stocks gluten/dairy/wheat free, Vegan, organic, flours, grains, Snacks, nuts, seeds, dried fruit products and beverages.


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Open Mike Session

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The Long RideFour soldiers from Kokoda Barracks, Canungra, will participate in “The

Long Ride” on 28th September. The Long Ride is a charity motorcycle ride to raise money and aware-

ness for the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia (www.pcfa.org.au). Major Nic Doxford, Major Jason Hewerdine, WO2 Stu Grant and CPL

Mel Parker will cover over 7000km during the two week long trek, which will take them through Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Austra-lia and Northern Territory, culminating at Uluru where they will meet up with hundreds of other participants from all over the country.

The riders fund the journey entirely on their own, but are seeking any donations for the Prostate Cancer Foundation. Donations can be made at The Long Ride fundraiser website:

https://thelongride2014.everydayhero.com/au/Kokoda-Barracksor by contacting CPL Mel Parker on 0408 955 877. All donations over

$2 are tax deductible.

CPL Mel Parker and three other local soldiers will take part in ‘The Long Ride’ in September

Peter Teveluwe with Karen Beath at the first major check point

Peter Teveluwe, Karen Beath, Chris Churchward and Carol Dowell. Photo courtesy SOK Images www.sokimages.com.au

Taking Up the ChallengeCanungra resident Peter Teveluwe took part

in the gruelling 96km Kokoda Challenge on the weekend of 19th and 20th July. A keen runner, Peter was well prepared for the Challenge but still found it a tough but enjoyable event.


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Can You Help Identify This Piece of History?Local resident on Lamington National Park Road discovered this after

clearning Lantana on his block. He would like to hear from anyone who may be able to identify it. Please call Mal on 0438 752 384

Vale - Stephen John Payne

Stephen John Payne, 73, of Picnic Place, Canungra, passed away on 30th June 2014. The funeral service was held on 9th July at Allambe Memorial Park.

Stephen was born in Wanganui, New Zealand on 17th October 1940. He was married to Patri-cia J Payne (nee Mathieson) on 19th March 1960; they were married 53 years. Stephen and Patricia lived in the Canungra community for 28 years.

Stephen worked as a painter and decorator for more than 50 years. He enjoyed buying and selling prestigious cars, watching movies and sports, playing billiards and spending time with his friends and family. Stephen was an avid All Blacks supporter and he also regularly attended the Canungra Uniting Church.

Stephen is survived by his five children, Tracey Wharton and her husband John, Darin Payne and his wife Penny, Kelly Reyes and her husband Freddy, Lisa Haigh and her husband Scott and Amber Shackleton and her husband Brett; his 19 grandchildren and 2 great-grand-children; his brother Leeroy Payne; his niece and nephews; and the rest of his relatives and friends. Stephen is preceded in death by his parents, Earl Payne and Patricia Payne; as well as his brother, Danny Payne.

Additional Sensors To Reduce Delays’Additional detector loops have

been installed at the traffic signals located on the Goat Track.

State Member, Jon Krause said he requested the Department of Trans-port and Main Roads investigate long wait times at the traffic signals.

“Approximately 730 meters of the Goat Track is controlled by traffic signals that only allow traffic to flow in one direction at a time and I was advised that some motorists had experienced long delays at these traffic signals,” Mr Krause said.

“A subsequent Department of Transport and Main Roads investi-gation revealed the delay may be caused by vehicles stopping short of the detector loop located approx-imately two to six metres before the stop bar and therefore not being detected to call the green signal.”

“To eliminate this possibility, addi-tional detector loops have been installed leading to the stop bar at the signals on the Canungra end of the road.”

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Members of the Canungra Bowls Club and Wonglepong CWA presented a cheque for $8,500 to the QCWA Public Rural Crisis Fund. The money was raised from raffle sales and fundraising on the combined Wonglepong CWA - Canungra Bowls Club’s Family FunRaiser Day at the Bowls Club on Saturday 7th June. The Fund provides practical

assistance in the form of grocery store gift vouchers, store credit or payment of accounts for rural families in times of need.


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Council CommentBy Cr Virginia West Scenic Rim Regional Council

budget 2014/2015As in previous years the framing of the Budget has again been particularly

challenging, however it does reflect the current economic environment and expectations of the wider community.

Council’s long-term financial forecast predicted a potential rate rise close to 5% but we have managed to deliver a 3.3% or lower increase in general rates to the majority of ratepayers. This outcome required some tough decisions and there will be residents who disagree with some of the outcomes. I can assure you this is a budget achieving a balance between long-term financial sustainability and service delivery across a range of areas.

There is record expenditure of $21.2 million on roads and bridges, contin-ued support for community initiatives and grants and support funding for Scenic Rim signature events. A recent staff restructure has created $1million in recurrent saving and the Million Trees and Vibrant Towns and Villages programs will support the Community Plan commitment.

I am happy to talk further with any residents who may wish to discuss the Budget in more detail.

eat local WeeK another successWhat an action-packed week it was all throughout the region and so pleas-

ing to see busloads of people arriving from Brisbane and Ipswich at many of the venues. Thank you to all our producers and tourism operators who worked so hard to make the week such a success and an event that grows in

numbers each year. We can certainly feel proud of what we have to offer in the Scenic Rim.Congratulations to The Canungra Cowgirls - Heather, Victoria, Morgan and Abbey who won the Junior Tractor Pull event at the Winter Harvest Festival in Aratula.You certainly put Canungra on the map.

scenIc rIM at the eKKaFor the first time Scenic Rim Regional Council has partnered with Lockyer

Valley and Southern Downs Councils to host an exhibition of our local produce at the EKKA. There will be a cafe associated with the display which will serve food grown locally and be a continuation of our recent Eat Local Week. It was a privilege to attend the EKKA Media Launch recently and see what is in store for EKKA goers and I can tell you it looks very inviting.!

envIronMental grants openThe current round of grants for environmental projects is open now with a

closing date of Friday 22nd August at 5pm. Application forms are available on the Council website www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au or by contacting the envi-ronmental service team on 5540 5444.

edWIn bode exhIbItIonThe exhibition of this famous pioneer artist continues at the Gold Coast Arts

Centre and depicts the beautiful scenery and waterfalls, most within our local area that inspired Bode in his works. All the paintings are from private collec-tions and the event was funded through an RADF grant. In early September the exhibition moves to the Centre in Beaudesert and it’s certainly a “must see” exhibition.

contact MeI am always available to talk with residents on 5540 5403 or 0407 630 052

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Heather, Victoria, Morgan and Abbey won the Junior Tractor Pull


2014 BUSINESS EXCELLENCE AWARDS UP AND RUNNINGWith its continuing success, nominations for the Scenic Rim

Business Excellence Awards are up and running for its fourth year, again supported by Council and the Combined Regional Chambers of Commerce.

Mayor John Brent said the awards seek to give credit to and recognise various businesses and individuals for their excep-tional contribution to communities throughout the Scenic Rim.

“With its continued success, we are proud to announce the launch of the 2014 Business Excellence Awards in partnership with Scenic Rim’s Chambers of Commerce, representative of the business communities of Beaudesert, Boonah, Tamborine Mountain, Canungra and Kooralbyn,” Cr Brent said.

“Awards will be given to businesses across a range of cate-gories from marketing to environmental sustainability.

“We are also pleased to welcome back as MC, the very talented Heather Foord, the Local Government Association of Queensland Ambassador and well-known television personal-ity,” he said.

The Mayor said he strongly encourages members of the community to reward local businesses for their outstanding efforts through public nominations.

“I encourage the community to get behind the awards by nominating those businesses and proprietors who stand out from the crowd.

“Receiving a public nomination is a great way to reward, encourage and acknowledge the hard work of businesses and their staff, regardless if the business is small or large, new or longstanding.

“I look forward to learning about the successes of previous award winners and new businesses alike,” he said.

The award winners will be announced at a gala presentation night at The Centre Beaudesert on Friday 28th November.

Cr Brent said he was expecting an impressive field of nomi-nees for the 2014 Business Excellence Awards given the stan-dard of entries in previous years.

“Following the success of the last three years, we have great expectations for what the 2014 awards will present; I anticipate it will be bigger and better,” he said.

“I encourage people to fill out the nomination form in The Canungra Times, which is supporting the awards.”

The public are able to nominate businesses and individuals under nine different categories:

• Business Innovation• Business Marketing• Corporate Citizenship• Customer Service• Employer of Choice• Environmental Sustainability• Young Apprentice/Employee of the Year• Young Business Person of the Year• Business Person of the YearPublic nominations will run from 1st August through to 29th

August and forms are available in this month’s Canungra Times or on Council’s website www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au.

Readers who nominate through The Canungra Times will go in the draw to win the reader’s prize, a hot air balloon experi-ence including breakfast at O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vine-yard (valued at $600) thanks to Hot Air Scenic Rim. The read-er’s prize will be drawn in October.

Public Nomination FormPublic Nominations close Friday 29th August, 2014

I wish to nominate (business / employee name*): ............................................................................................................

Business Address: .............................................................................................................................................................

.............................................................................................................................Phone:...................................................

Nominated by:........................................................................... .........................Phone:...................................................

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Why “Simple Wills” are

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By Suzanne Roberts, Practice Director,

Informed Conveyancing LawyersEstateplanning isbecomingan increasingly important

areaoflaw.Superannuationbalanceswhencoupleswithlifeinsuranceandmorecomplexassetsstructures,meansthat simply having very basic Wills is not adequate formanypeople.Some of the main downfalls with simple Wills (even

thosepreparedbyalawyer)are:• Dealingwithnonestateassets(suchasassetssubjecttojointtenanciesandassetsheldincompaniesortrustswhichcannotbeleftundertheWillofanindividual)

• A failure todealwith superannuationadequatelyoratall.

• Dealing with assets that are subject to a mortgagewithout achieving the result the client intended. Forexample,unlessotherwisestatedintheWill,apropertylefttoabeneficiarywillpasstothemstillsubjecttothemortgage.

• Afailuretoconsiderthetaxeffectsforthebeneficiaresinrelationtogiftsreceived–potentiallyresultinginbenefi-ciaries receivinganunequalbenefitwhenyou thoughttheywouldreceivethesamevalue.Someof themore common issueswithDo-It-Yourself

Will kits which cause increased costs in relation to theadministrationoftheestateare:• Failuretodealwithallassetsoftheestatewhichresultsinapartialintestacy.Thismeansthatyourassetswillbedividedunderthelawwhichisnotalwayshowyouwant.

• Giftsofspecificitemsthatarenotheldbythedeceasedatthedateofthedeath.

• Specificbequestswherethereisnotenoughmoneyintheestate.

• TheWill is not signed correctly – which can make itinvalid.Disclaimer:Thisarticleisintendedforgeneralinformationonlyandnoperson

shouldrelyonitscontents.Rathertheyshouldobtainlegaladvicefromaqualifiedprofessionalperson. Noneof thepublisher,authororeditorsare responsible forthe results of any actions taken in reliance on the information in this article andexpresslydisclaimalloranyliability,howsoevercaused,arisingfromorinconnec-tionwiththisarticle.

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Out and About at Canungra Markets

Canungra Markets are held on the last Sunday of each month at the Canungra School of Arts Hall from 8am till 1pm.

Stall holders range from local macadamias, cheeses, candles and soaps to coffee, jewellery and biscuits.

Above: Visitor from Canberra Liz Pridham enjoyed a morning at the markets with

Jodie Devlin.

Left: Sue Kenna with Rachael and Zarley Atkinson.

Below: Paul and Victoria Lee of Greenlee Farm with Chloe Saunders-Kenny


From My Windowwith Keer Moriarty, Editor

Working Together ...Last month I was fortunate to be involved with

the organisation of the Canungra Hotel Rodeo, an annual event organised mainly by volunteers.

Early this year, the Show Society’s future was in doubt due to a lack of volunteers to form a committee. However there is now a fantastic band of people who spent hours working togeth-er to bring the Rodeo to the town and backing up with the Canungra Show on 23rd August.

There have been working bees and meetings as well as the actual event day, which means hours of unpaid work by everyone involved. No-one shirked any job, from cleaning toilets to organising entertainment, everyone put in 110%.

But why would they do this for nothing? Because what you get back - the friendships, the satisfaction of seeing people enjoy them-selves on the day, the knowledge gained from the experience you have - is far greater than what you put in to it.

There are many organisation in our town that need volunteers. Even though we lead such busy lives these days, an hour or two a month can make a huge difference to these organisa-tions. Get the kids involved, make it something you do with your partner or use it as a way to meet people and gain new skills.

In the end, you reap what you sow.

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Grants for Community OrganisationsCommunity organisations in the

Beaudesert Electorate have the opportunity to share in a total of $1.3 million in small grants to help fund essential items and equipment.

Member for Beaudesert Jon Krause said the funding was avail-able under the third round of the government’s $4 million Caring for our Community program.

“The Caring for our Community program recognises how impor-tant local organisations are to our communities and our state,” Mr Krause said.

“These grants provide a fantastic opportunity for community organ-isations to improve their facilities and upgrade their resources.

“There have been 14 grants to community groups in the Beaudes-ert Electorate from the two previ-ous rounds of the Caring for Our Community grants.

Mr Krause encouraged local community groups to apply for a grant in this third funding round.

“The cost of equipment or infra-structure mounts up quickly for community groups and these grants are a great boost.

“Grants are available to cover a wide range of items from printers, computers, fridges or microwaves to shade sails, lawn mowers, UHF radios and sporting equipment.

Small grants of up to $5,000 are available for the purchase of essen-tial items and equipment. A small number of grants up to $15,000 may be available depending on the needs of particular communities.

“We understand that community groups are at the heart of what makes Queensland great,” Mr Krause said.

“That’s why it is vital for us to continue to revitalise frontline services and support those who help to build more vibrant and inclu-sive communities.”

Applications for grants close on Friday 26th September 2014.


Have Your Say!Email: [email protected] or post to: 1/1 Lawton Lane, Canungra QLD 4275

Credit Where Credit Is DueIt’s rare that I put pen to paper about

local issues, but I feel strongly about a few recent incidents that I believe are worth bringing to the attention of us folks who are lucky enough to live on Tambo-rine Mountain and its environs.

First, The Queensland Ambulance Service:

A few weeks ago I had an accident at home that necessitated a Triple Zero call. In no time at all two angels, Sean and Tara, appeared from the Canungra QAS station – a real sight for sore ribs!

I cannot commend these two para-medics highly enough; caring, profes-sional people with just the right sense of humour and expertise to get me down to Pindara Hospital A&E in one, albeit sore, piece.

A few weeks later a second, related ambulance trip down the mountain was

undertaken by paramedics from the QAS station on The Mountain. Their careful recording of my vital signs en-route actually contributed to saving my life – no exaggeration! Thank you guys.

Second, TMMP on Gt Western Main Road:

The alertness, professionalism and care of the doctors and nursing staff there deserve serious acknowledge-ment. While reluctant to mention names – Thanks Dr Ann Bennett and Julie!!

Third, The Pindara HospitalOnly one word for this – Superb in all

respects, from A&E to the CCU staff to the cleaners to the kitchen and to South Coast Radiology. The commitment and professionalism of Dr Ben Hunt and Andrew and James in the Cath Lab deserve special mention.

Finally, Justrite Video Service:While very different to the above acco-

lades, there’s nothing worse than when

your favourite TV program just drops out at the critical moment. Having endured this for a couple of years, and after two previous attempts by local companies to try to resolve it the two underlying sources of the problem were correctly diagnosed and fixed by Bruce Howsan of Justrite Video Service.

This isn’t an uninformed commenda-tion. I’m a telecoms/electronics engineer and without going into boring techni-cal details I can categorically state that Bruce not only knows his stuff, but he’s logical, thorough and has the right (expensive) test equipment to properly diagnose issues.

Highly recommended!!Conclusion:Us residents of Tamborine Mountain

are lucky folks indeed to be surrounded by such people and organisations as mentioned above.Dr Bob Gough

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Well BeingWith Clancy Beck

Dangers of Diet Foods Did you know that the

health and diet industry is actually keeping you fat? The marketing terms used in food products encourage you to eat food that makes you gain weight. What??

Terms like ‘100% organic, low fat, 100% natural, light, diet, gluten free, farm fresh, no arti-ficial colours/sweeteners’ make us believe we’re doing our bodies a favour, but many of these foods cause us to pack on the kilos. How? They are teasing us with sexy buzz words, and taking our eyes off the fact that the product’s loaded with sugar! If most of the fat is taken out of a food, e.g. salad dressing or mayo, the product tastes awful, so something has to be added to give it flavour. This is usually sugar, plus salt to counteract the sweetness, and possibly arti-ficial flavours. Compare the ‘light’ version with the regular and you’ll notice a difference in the sugar and salt content, plus a host of dubious ingredients.

Foods high in sugar (plus sneaky sugars like fructose, malt extract, corn syrup, concentrated fruit juice) cause your blood sugar to rise and insulin gets released to compensate for it. The rush of insulin can then cause blood sugar to become low - causing fatigue and hunger, at which point you reach for the chocolate, thinking it will give you an energy boost. Vicious cycle. Fat loss doesn’t come from eating diet foods, but from small, regular and nutritionally dense meals. The resulting balance of blood sugars has the positive side effect of increased and consistent energy levels.

Next time you reach for a ‘healthy’ muesli bar or ‘diet’ yogurt, take a moment to check out the sugar content. It might not be doing you any favours, and instead be holding you in the sugar cycle.

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TCT’s DVD ReviewGame of Thrones - Series 1 - 3

Reviewed by Keer Moriarty

Written By: George Martin.Stars: Lena Headey, Peter Dinklage, Emilia Clarke, Maisie Williams.Rated: MA 15+. Run Time: 126 minutes.

There are a plethora of films and television series made from books, and A Game of Thrones certainly stands out amongst these.

Creator George R R Martin, who has written the first five books of the Song of Fire and Ice series is currently working on book six of the series of seven, while fans of the series wait with baited breath.

The HBO television series first screened in 2011 and Series 1 - 3 have been available from Canungra’s Network Video for some time.

The series, set on Westeros and Essos, follows several families and their quest for the Iron Throne of the Seven Kingdoms.

The dramatic storylines of the families will intrigue many viewers, and to be honest once I started

watching I spent hours watching episode after episode (the down-side to watching DVDs of the series!).

The characters are as complex as they are in Martin’s novels, neither really good nor bad, but a morally ambiguious mixture of the two.

A Game of Thrones has attract-ed record numbers of viewers on HBO and obtained an exception-ally broad and active international fan base. It received widespread acclaim by critics, although its frequent use of nudity, violence and sexual violence has attracted criti-cism. The series has won numer-ous well-deserved awards.

Get A Game of Thrones out on DVD now, but make sure you have time to watch more than one - you’ll be hooked!

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New Initiative in Aged Care Launched LocallyStar Aged Living are a dedicat-

ed team of professionals who are passionate about providing people of the Scenic Rim community a unique approach to aged care.

The not-for-profit has been busy developing a series of divisions that are designed to offer varying levels of care for each person’s requirements. In addition to Star Gardens, the estab-lished residential home in Beaudesert, the group have recently launched a new initiative called Star Community. This service is focused on extend-ing their expert care to independent seniors living in their own homes.

“We have been providing residents with the highest level of care and comfort in our state-of-the-art facili-ties for over 50 years, but there really is no place like home” said Annmarie Baigent, General Manager of Star Gardens.

Annmarie was recently awarded the prestigious NIMAC Professional Achievement Award in recognition of her contributions to Aged Care. “We’re

all going to spend our golden years differently and we will be there to provide the right level of care for you.”

“Our home-based care will help people in our community remain happy and healthy in their own homes for as long as possible. Star Aged Living gives you and your family peace of mind that our team will always be there when you need us to make things a little easier” she said.

Australia’s aging population is gaining a lot of attention. Star Aged Living is holding a number of Informa-tion Forums to help the community better understand the new legislation, and discuss the direction of Aged Care.

The first forum will be held at the Canungra School of Arts Hall on Friday 15th August at 9am. For more information phone 5541 3744.

The team is always looking for more enthusiastic staff members and volun-teers. For more information, go along and speak to the Star Aged Living staff.

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Something For Everyone at Canungra Show!The Canungra Show is a great country

show for all ages and will be held at Canungra Showground, Coburg Road, Canungra on Saturday 23rd August. It is an integral part of the Canungra social scene and provides a chance for locals to catch up with each other, as well as to display their talents in the ring events and pavilions.

As part of Queensland’s equine kindergarten, Canungra Show’s horse events are numerous and competitive. Classes include led and riding ponies, thoroughbreds, arabs, miniature horses and the ever-popular showjumping classes, which provide great viewing for spectators. This year there is also a ‘Topsy Ring’ which will enable less expe-rienced children (eight years and under) to participate in the show.

The cattle classes cater for dairy and beef cattle as well as a Junior Handlers Section which is open to children from eight years. A great way to get your chil-dren involved in showing!

For the gardeners there is a range of classes in which to enter your valued vegetables and flowers. The flower arranging class is always well-contest-ed with keen locals happy to display their prize blooms. The vegetables are also a great source of pride in our rural community and you can view the best of the best in the main pavillion just before sideshow alley.

If you are good with your hands and able to paint, cook or create beauti-ful things out of anything, take a look at the fine arts, cookery, photography or needlework classes. These classes

have traditionally been held in high regard in the community and are a real chance to show off the talents that might otherwise be hidden at home. Some beautiful paintings and sumptous looking cakes are entered each year. Many of the paintings are also for sale from the artists.

The woodchopping, held behind the bar and main pavillion, attracts a large crowd who enjoy sitting on the hill watch-ing the action.

There is something for everyone at the Canungra Show. The range of activ-ities and rides and the close proximity of the attractions make it a great show for young children.

Stewart Morris, formerly of the Ten Tenors will sing the National Anthem

at 1pm as part of the official opening of the Show. Stewart is currently the lead singer of local band, The Point O Five.

Canungra Show Society Media Officer, Lee McKenzie McKinnon said “The upcoming Canungra Show will be a huge event for the township of Canungra. With a family friendly show that features attractions for all ages it is one not to be missed. The Point O Five will be playing after the fireworks in the evening and during the day side show alley will be alive with rides, food and action that we have all come to love.”

Other attractions include Matt Bird’s Chainsaw Carving, a Fire and Ice Show by Sacred Circus, the ever popular pig racing and a great line up of roving performers.


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Enquiries: www.canungrashowsociety.org. Phone: 0407 671 286 - Image by Blue Iris PhotographyNo alcohol or glass to be brought on to the grounds. Eskies will be searched for alcohol on arrival. No dogs allowed.

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Attractions:Ute Muster

Fireworks - 8pmGrand ParadeSideshow Alley

Pig RacingMatt Bird - Chainsaw Carving

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School Happenings - Canungra State School

Beaudesert5541-1177

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Students of the Week - Well done!

14 JulyPatrick Mathers

21 JulyKurt Hope

senIor dIsco terM 2We had another fantastic night on the last Thursday of last

term with the Masquerade Madness Disco. There were some amazing masks and some great dancing. Thank you to the wonderful Yr 6 and 7 teachers and students who worked tire-lessly to get the night organised.

Thank you also to a number of staff who helped out on the night and Mr Murphy for being the DJ.

hogs vIsItCongratulations and well done to the P&C on the successful

HOGS Morning Tea last Sunday 13th July.It was a great morning (very challenging at -2 degrees) and

the Harley Riders were very impressed. A huge thankyou to Connie Sutherland for organising the morning and thanks also to the following people and local businesses for their assistance with this event: Craig and Carlan Shepherd, Sue Lelassick, Rachael Hamblin, Annette and Christina McCallum, Rachel Mathers, Wakefield Family, Janine Piacun, Sherry Thornton, Bean In and Café Metz.

neW pavers betWeen the hall and resource centre

Thank you to Superior Sheds and Stables for this great addition to our facilities and the P&C for funding the project. This was done over the last five days of the holidays and I’m sure you would agree it looks amazing. Thank you also to the

following people and local businesses who volunteered their time and resources: Foodworks, Trevor Skelton, Craig Shep-herd, Rachael Hamblin, and Steven, Greg, and Jason Spurgin.

art bursaryTamlyn Geiger from Red Door Studio in Appel Street,

Canungra has offered to provide an Art Bursary to one of our students each term. This Bursary comprises 8 – 10 Art lessons including all required art materials. We are very grateful to Tamlyn for this very generous support of our students.

Congratulations to the winner of the Bursary for Term 3 - Year 3 student Holly Geiger.

sportsManshIp aWardEach year, following the Interhouse Sports’ Carnival, the

School’s staff nominate a student to receive the prestigious Sportsmanship Award.

Selection is based on positive involvement in and contribu-tion to our Sports’ House activities, up to and including carni-vals. The award also acknowledges and recognises a signifi-cant contribution to the sports carnival displaying enthusiasm, good sportsmanship, participation and providing assistance to younger students and to staff.

The 2014 Sportsmanship Award goes to Ethan Collins and Christina McCallum.

Congratulations Ethan and Christina, you can both feel very proud of this award.

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School Visit by Queensland Premier Campbell NewmanOn Tuesday 22nd July, Canungra

State School welcomed the Premier of Queensland Campbell Newmann, the Honourable John Paul Langbroek (Minister for Education, Training and Employment) and Mr Jon Krause (State Member for Beaudesert).

They were extremely impressed with what they saw and learnt about the school community. As they were only at the school for approximately 45 mins

they were not able to see all the wonder-ful students, staff, programs and facilities but they were able to get some insight into the great environmental programs through a tour of the Canungra Creek Wangerriburra Culture Trail, the Worm Farm and Gardening Club.

Jodie Clifford, who has been instru-mental in organising many of the envi-ronmental programs at the school explained the impact of these programs

and the importance of voluntary parent and student involvement in working to restore the creek banks.

They were surprised and impressed by the amount of work that has been carried out at the school by students and volunteers.

At the end of their visit they were also shown some of the intense oral language programs that have been developed, particularly in the Prep classrooms.

School leaders with John Paul Langbroek, Campbell Newman and Jon Krause


Green Team NewsBy Jodie Clifford,

Canungra State School Green Team [email protected]

Canungra State School welcomed the Premier of QLD Campbell Newman, Minister of Education – the Honour-able John Paul Langbroek and Local State member, Mr Jon Krause on Tuesday 22nd July. They were taken on a tour of the Green Team projects throughout the school and were very impressed with the range and depth of our Cool2Be Green Program. It was a rewarding experience to showcase the projects we are so proud of.

The Green Team would like to congratulate the P and C on the completion of paving between the hall and library. Funding and volunteer efforts enabled this project to come to fruition. The paved edging has provid-ed a fantastic finish to our vegetable garden beds and the paving ensures great all weather access to our raised beds.

The Canungra State School Green Team is comprised of staff, students and importantly volunteer parents. Whilst we regularly have a great turnout of helpers at Working Bee days, only a small team currently facilitate our sustainability projects. Our core group of parents have senior students and we are keen to recruit new Green Team members whilst

our kids are still at CSS! The Team is hosting an information morning tea on Tuesday 2nd September to educate, inspire and engage with anyone interested in knowing more about our programs. Further information will be published in the school-newsletter or please contact us for further information.

National Tree Day is an annual event celebrated this year on Sunday 27th July. Whilst it isn’t optimal planting conditions, the Green Team celebrates each year with a shade tree instal-lation on the oval perimeter.

Hope the frost hasn’t caught you in the garden and let’s hope for some unseasonal rain to freshen the plants up!

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Nature’s Gemseaster rosella (platycercus exIMIus)

By Melissa WhitbyAustralia is home to an astound-

ing array of parrots. Some species have adapted to the presence of humans and are well known in modi-fied urban landscapes. One such parrot is the Eastern Rosella. This bird is easily recognised by its white face cheeks, scarlet red head and mottled yellow-black back. Male birds are graced with vivid, striking colours whilst females are duller in colour. The Eastern Rosella may be mistaken for the Pale-headed Rosella in South-East Queensland. The easiest way to tell the species apart is to look at the colour of the head. Pale-headed Rosellas have a completely yellow head whilst the Eastern Rosella has a red head with white face cheeks.

Eastern Rosellas are often seen in pairs or small flocks feeding on

the ground. They can be observed in a number of habitats includ-ing farm paddocks, timbered waterways, parks, gardens and grasslands. The birds will breed from August through to February. Favoured nests sites include tree hollows, hollow fence posts and tree stumps. The number of eggs laid is usually four or five.

The range of the Eastern Rosella extends from South-east Queensland through coastal New South Wales and Victoria. Birds are also present in Tasmania. Several races of the Eastern Rosella exist throughout this geographical distri-bution. The Eastern Rosella is usually very easy to observe in the wild. One of the best places to see this bird is in southern Queensland around Stanthorpe and Wallangar-

ra. They can be readily observed feeding on the roadside.

This bird species is usually very common in areas where it is present. As mentioned, their bold nature has allowed them to utilise urban environments and not be alarmed by human presence. The Eastern Rosella is a striking parrot that captures the attention of all that see it. My hope is that these birds continue to flourish and be one of Australia’s most recogni-sable parrot species.

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AWL Pets of the MonthAre you looking

for a big lot of fun, big play and even BIGGER CUDDLES!? Mishka is a sweet natured, playful and goofy sook who would love a home where she can express her true nature. She loves a good wrestle with her humans and plays politely with her

canine companions. She knows how to sit, drop and roll over. She’s a real smoocher so she’d really like a home with a good balance of indoor and outdoor time.

Mishka is three years old and is $250. She is vaccinated, desexed and microchipped.

Looking for two cats but not sure if they will get on togther? These two beautiful boys are best friends. Clarence and Charlie are a bit shy at first. They need a quiet, loving home where each can gain confi-dence and share their sweet, loving natures with their new family. Clarence and Charlie are only $99 each. They are vaccinated, desexed wormed and microchipped.

To meet Mishka, Clarence, Charlie or other animals available for adoption, visit the AWL Gold Coast Rehoming Centre.

shelter road, cooMbabahph: 5509 9000

WWW.aWlqld.coM.au


Canungra ShowBy Julie Walker

F O O D G A B W O H SL I J X M U S I C V IO H R G O A T S K P DW Q N E L T T A C W EE I N I W U T E S O SR I D E S O E S R O HS T A L L S R Z A D OT N A L P S E K A C WP A V I L I O N S H AJ W H P O N I E S O RA C E E C U D O R P T

TCT Kids!ArtCakesCattleChipsFireworks

FlowersFoodGoatsHorseMusic

PavilionsPoniesProduceRidesRing

ShowbagSideshowStallsUtesWoodchop

ChangesatCanungraLibrary!Monday morning is now storytime at the

library! From 4th August, storytime is moving to

9.30am every Monday morning. Toddlers under 5 are welcome to come and enjoy a story, a song and dance, and a craft activity afterwards. Come

and make some noise in the library!Reading hour is on Wednesday afternoons from

3.30pm. If your child wants to come and read in the library then they are more than welcome at this session to improve their reading.

Staff will be on hand to guide their choices and listen to them

read.

Going to the Show?


Your Stars - August 2014ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20)

AsMarsmoves deeper into Scorpio, life invites you todiscoveradeepeningsenseofkindness, todealwithyourown story – and to be able to truly empathise with thepredicamentsothersfindthemselvesin.Tohearaperson’sstoryistounderstandtheirbehaviour.Enactthisprinciple.TAURUS (Apr 21 – May 20)

Venus moves through Cancer and into Leo, half waythroughthemonth.WhilesheisinCancer,shehelpsyoutogetoffyourowncaseandstarttoloveandacceptyourselfexactlyasyouare.She is therapeutic.Asshemoves intoLeo,soyougettowalkforthwithfreshunderstandingGEMINI (May 21 – June 21)

Mercury travelswideand far thismonth, asMercury iswonttodo.WhereverMercurygoes,youfollow.HebeginsinLeo,wherehefiresyouupwithapowerfulsenseofselfandpossibility.Then,hemovesintoVirgo,invitingyoutoputyourideasintopractise.Acceptthechallenge.CANCER (June 22 – July 22)

Largely, life leavesyoutoponderandassimilateeventsthat have passed.As you do this, so you move from animportantreflectivesolitude,intotheorbitofclosefriends.Asyoubegintofeelyourownsenseofbalanceandequanimity,sothechallengeofrelatinggetsinterestingagain.LEO (July 23 – Aug 22)

This month starts off with a bang. The Sun, MercuryandJupiter,areallhere tocelebrate thesunriseofanewbirth-yearwithyou.Theseareall planetsofoptimismandpossibility.Knowthatatimewillfollowwhereyouareaskedtofigureouthowtoputyourdreamsintopractise.VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22)

Towards the middle of the month, the Sunmoves intoVirgo and you get to put your birthday plans intomotion.Beforethat,lifeasksthatyouweatherthefiresofLeo.Leoinspirespeopletoknowandexpresstheirindividuality,whichcansetegosalight.Staygroundedandreal.LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23)

TheNorthNodeoftheMoonhastakenupwhatwillbealong-termresidenceinLibra.ItusedtobecalledtheHeadoftheDragon.Itiswherelifeistakingus.Itispointingoutwhatthefutureshouldlooklike.Beafuturist.Findahealthy,intelligentvisionandshareitunashamedly.SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21)

Mars is well and truly ensconced in Scorpio now. Inthe next few weeks, Mars, the planet of wilfulness andadventure,isgoingtocrosspathswithSaturn,theplanetofobstacles.Thisshouldbeinteresting.Certainthingsrequireasmuchsensitivityasbravadotonavigatesuccessfully.SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21)

WithJupiternowfirmlyplaced inLeo, lifehaschangeditstune.Opportunityisallovertheplace.Thebigthingyouare going to have to keep a look out for is hubris, whichisanothernameforexcessiveambition. Ifyou inflateyourballoontohard,itwillhavetobepricked.Keepitreal.CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19)

It’s daunting to see things in oneself that one hadpreviously only seen in others. This can be tremendouslyaffirmingiftheyaregoodthing.Itcanbeshockingiftheyarenotsoprettythings.Itisveryimportantthatwearecapableofbeingkindtoourselves.Increasethiscapacity.AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18)

AstheSunandavarietyofhisplanetarycohorts,maketheirwaythroughLeo,itmayseemliketheworldhasgottenlost in the land of self-interest.Your commitment to beingawareofothers,neednotbediminished justbecause theworldappearstobegoingintheoppositedirection.PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20)

TheSunandJupiterareinLeo.ThoughLeoisafiresign,whichisoppositetoyourelementofwater,botharenaturallyexpansive.Youaren’tgoingtobeburntbythistransit.Youaremore likely tobe inspired.Theblissyouseek ismorelikelytocome,ifyouvalueyourselfhighly.

© M.J.Dean 2014

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Down1 Within2 Distorted,bizarre3 Highestdegree4 Ajoin5 Inthesameplace(L)6 Smallfalcon7 Distributedplayingcards8 Situatedontheoutside13 Centeredintheego16 Holdingfast17 Sitacrossathingwithlegsapart20 Squareupholsteredfootstool22 Readdesultorily23 Vipers25 Affectedbymentalillness27 Mapletree

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Canungra Rainfall - July 2014

Area.................... July 2014 .................. 2014 to Date ........Recorded byCanungra ..............20.5mm ........................417mm ................. Barry DayFerny Glen ............32.5mm ........................449mm ......Lindell GrimshawWonglepong .........10.5mm ...................... 441.5mm ............ Ray Hickson

Canungra Rodeo 2014. Photo: Mark Connop


Accommodation

Canungra Hotel.Ph:0755435322Lawton Lane Holiday Home.Ph:0419767090

Accounting

Trilogy Accounting Group.Ph:1300554136Corporate and Country Accounting.Ph:55435563

Advertising

Animals, Pets and Pet Services

Animal Welfare League of Qld.Ph:55099000Canungra Vet Surgery.Ph:55435622Farrier - Dane Batten.Ph:0439765780Scenic Rim Cat Lodge.Ph:55434002

Antenna Installations

Bakery

Bank

Bank of Queensland.Ph:55421111Bendigo Agency.1/1LawtonLane.Ph:55435532.

Bricklaying

Cabinet Making & Carpentry

Cafes and Restaurants

Blackbird Country Pies.Ph:0431091296Cafe Metz.Ph:55434322Canungra RSL Services Club.Ph:55435524Funky Dory Diner.Ph:55435338

Catering

Childcare

Cleaning

Wendy’s Exit Bond Cleaning. Incl general housecleaning,windows,carpetsandpest.Ph:0438173999.

Computers

Concreting

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HOME THEATRE/SURROUND - TV POINTSSATELLITE TELEVISION AND DIGITAL RADIO

26 Years Experience

PhoneLuke0412684485

CARPENTRYL.K. OBRIEN

Frames FixoutsDecks Renovations

Kitchens

BSA Lic: 1069723

Trade and Business DirectoryAdvertising Rates

Ad Size B/W Colour (25% Loading)

2cm $22.00 $27.503cm $33.00 $41.254cm $44.00 $55.005cm $55.00 $68.756cm $66.00 $82.50

• Minimum 3 month booking.• All advertisements are 55mm wide.• Advertising must be paid prior to

publication.• All prices are per month and include GST.

Ph: 5543 5532

Trade and Business Directory

Mobile: 0418 450 903

Russ Johnston Concreting Pty LtdBSA Number: 1130649

All Aspects of Concreting Driveways Causeways House Slabs

Foundations Pathways

29 CHRISTIE STREET, CANUNGRA(behind My Country Escape)

PHONE 0438 525 592 [email protected]

LOCAL COMPUTER SERVICES

Jackie Sherrard-SmithB.BUS(ACC)

74WestRdNorthTamborine

• RegisteredTaxAgent• CompleteBASService• MobileBookkeeping• MYOB&Quickbooks• BusinessAccountSetup• Training

Phone: 0417 794 318 [email protected]

Pepper’s CleaningProfessional Window,

Domestic, Bond Cleans

Ph: 0407 290 130

To advertise phone - 07 5543 5532

DEADLINEThe deadline for the

September 2014 edition of The Canungra Times is Wednesday 27th August at

5pm.


Earthmoving

Electrical Contractors

Firewood

Floor Coverings

Gas Supplies

Garage Doors

Gardening and Landscaping

Gardening and Landscaping

Gym & Personal Training

Clancy Lee Beck.Ph:0407434164

Handyman

Health and Beauty

Solar power specialists.

Finch EarthmovingHouse Pads, Laser Levelling, Roads, Drains, Supply & Build Bush Rock Walls, Driveways, Clearing, Excavations, Dams, Soils, Gravels.Steven 0408 943 940 - A/H Fax 5543 7211

Joyan HouseholdGas

TamborineWe supply & deliver

Household Kleenheat Gas

Call John on5543 6400

Mobile: 0424 486 986

EagerBeaverGarden CareGardenmaintenance&makeovers,landscapingplants,acreagemowing,commercial&private,bodycorporate.Jason Beaver, Horticulturist - 0407 454 831

www.eagerbeavergardencare.com.au

Trade and Business DirectoryTrade and Business Directory

ROCKY’S EXCAVATIONSBobcat and Backhoe available for hire

Hard to reach areas: lantana, weeds & grassOwner operated Driveways Post hole drillingLaser levelling Block clearing General hireCall ROCKY ON 0435 378 844

Steve’s Personal Training Studio &Group Fitness Classes

Personal Training for:• Weight Loss/Toning• Muscle Building and General Fitness• Weekly Training Programs• Bring a friend and share the cost!

Group Fitness Classes:• For all ages above 15 years• Mon & Wed 5.30pm at Moriarty Park

HallPh: 0431 208 588

29B Christie Street, Canungra behind My Country Escape

New Phone Number: 0419 724 855

O’McBellHomeMaintenancePhone Don 0414 564 050Email:[email protected]

For all those small jobs


Hinterland Driveway & Landscaping Solutions

Call Fred 0418 735 091 or 5541 3827

Backhoe, Bobcat, Roller, Water Truck, Landscaping supplies also available.

Hinterland Driveway & Landscaping Solutions

Call Fred 0418 735 091 or 5541 3827

Supplying sand, soil, gravel, bushrocks, mulches, garden blends & premium top soils.

Wagonwheel Mowing

- Zero Turn Mowing - - Landscaping - Gutters - Hedges -

- Garden Rescues - Greenwaste Removals -Certificate3Horticulture

0429 111 352

The deadline for the September 2014 edition

of The Canungra Times is Wednesday 27th August.





Health and Beauty

Avon Distributor, Marj Pholi.Ph:55435421Canungra Hairdressing.Ph:55435455Instyle Hairdressing.Ph:55435163Massage.Remedialandrelaxation$60.Feetreadings$30.Ph:55435455or0415647400.

Health Foods

Machinery Repairs

Mechanical

Geiger Motors.Ph:55435222Canungra Auto Clinic.Ph:55435844

Music Lessons

Painter

Pest Control

Plumber

Plumber

Portaloo

Canungra Hire.Ph:0417798855,55434350

Post Office

Pumps

Real Estate

Aussie Lifestyle Properties.Ph:55434889,0417728072Canungra Realty.Ph:55435555

Roof Construction

On The Road

Mobile Mechanical RepairsQLD SAFETY & LPG CERTIFICATES

Cars, Trucks, Trailers, FloatsCALLSEAN0409291053

On The RoadAUTOMOTIVE

REPAIRS

Dion HarveyPAINTER & DECORATOR

All interior and exterior work • Prompt and reliable• Workmanship guaranteed QBSA 1198097

Ph 0417 801 538 or 5546 9907

Safe Solutions - Peter Triglone

Termite & Pest Control

New Technology: Termatrac t3i

The Environmental Way

NATRASPRAYPEST CONTROL

AVOID HARMFUL CHEMICALS

PHONE 1300 886 219

• TermiteSpecialists• GeneralPestControl• FreeQuotes• Established1987• Lic#QLD13515• QBSA1152044


Kevin 0412 031 364, 5543 1009Phil 0416 154 509

Metal Fascia Gutter and RoofingCedar Grove Roofing

ALL AREASFREE QUOTESNEW & RE ROOFINGOVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE

BSAGoldCard60130

0416 175 798 07 5543 5582

[email protected]

QBSA Lic# 126 488

HotWaterSystemsBathroomsExtensionsPlumbing&Drainage

RenovationsTapsToiletsSepticTrenches

InstallationofH.S.T.PCALL TONY ON 0434 378 036

BSALicNo:537872

Canungra PlumbingLocal Plumber & DrainerCall Peter0417 194 195QBSA 046551

Sales & RentalsCapo di Monte

10 – 12 Main St, North Tamborine QLD 4272 T: 07 5545 5000www.professionalstamborinemountain.com.au

Specialising in Property Management Over 25 years experience

Colleen HoggPhone: 0417 718 038PO Box 154 Canungra Qld 4275


Feelin’ Groovy TherapiesJane Evans Qualified Massage Therapist

07 5543 5060Shop 5/28-30 Christie StCanungra QLD 4275

- Remedial - Deep Tissue - - Pregnancy - Relaxation -

2/28 Christie St, Canungra.Phone: 5543 4371

In the RawHealth Food Store

GUITAR & VOCAL LESSONSEver wished you could rip out a song at a party

on acoustic for your family and mates?Learn the songs YOU want to learn. Nothing else.

Can’t sing to save yourself? I’ll find one YOU can sing!Acoustic or Electric Guitar & Vocal

All ages. Absolute beginners welcome.STOP WISHING. IT’S TIME.

Phone 0409 722 566Email [email protected]

DEADLINEThe deadline for the

September 2014 edition of The Canungra Times is Wednesday 27th August.

West Machinery ServiceMobile Machinery Servicing & RepairsAgricultural Earthmoving Transport

Horse Float Repairs & MaintenanceQualified Diesel Fitter

Phone: 0423 252 101


Septic & Sullage

Service Station

Caltex Canungra.Ph:55435226Geiger Motors.Ph:55435222

Sheds

KAM Constructions.BSA1165637.Ph:55477133

Sport

Brett Day Tennis Coaching.Ph:0409490590Canungra Swimming Pool.Ph:0437018518Canungra Soccer Club.Ph:0414435919

Swimming Pools

Stump Grinding

Stump Grinding.Ph:0419646046

Tiling

Tree Lopping

Tree Lopping

Mountain Trees.Ph:0438176775

Waste Management

Water

Water Filters

Waterproofing

Waterproof 2000.KenWells.Ph:0408437182

Hilltop Tree Worx• TreeRemoval&Trimming• Woodchipping&MulchSales• FullyInsured$20m• FreeQuotesPensionerDiscounts• QualifiedArboristLocalOwner/Operator

Phone Lucas 0406 915 216

Dedicated to Growth

Committed to QualityTreePro

Qualified ArboristFull tree service, stump grindingEnergex accred.Mulch & Firewood Available Major Credit Cards

Ph: 0419 646 046

Here’s Why You Should Call ‘Power Pumping’...

☑ You’ll enjoy our friendly staff ☑ You’ll like our fast response time ☑ You’ll enjoy our reliable service ☑ You can trust us, we’re localSeptic&SullageTanksGreaseTrapsPumps

HoldingTanksTreatmentPlantsBaffles

P: 5545 2692 M: 0408 633 260TamborineMountainresidentandbusinessforover20yearsReliable 24 hour service - 7 Days a week!

Local Pool Buildersince 1994

Call Jamie 0418 110 978 - Beechmontwww.jbpoolconstruction.com.au

Highest Quality Reinforced Concrete ConstructionPools, Spas, Water Features S All Work Guaranteed

FREE Quotes S Design Advice S Site Inspections


Affordable

TAEKWONDOCanungra School of Arts Hall - Tues & Thurs 6pmFitness - Flexibility - Self-Defence

Ph: 0418 210 880

SMALLTILINGJOBSKitchen, bathroom, floors, repairs

25 yrs exp, comp pricesCall Keith 0402 394 552

Jobs up to $3,300

Quali�ed ArboristAll Aspects of Tree Removal & MaintenanceLand Clearing - Stump GrindingFirewood - Mulch

Fully Insured



Deadline for September edition is Wednesday 27th August.


For sale

Entertainment Unit:Lgetimber,glosswhite$95.lgewhitetimberbookcase,$50.Cots,strollers,toysandclothes, cheap. Four-legged lawn mowers (goats).Plants.Biddaddaba55430019or0409275914.08/14

Falcon Fairmont: 2002. Nice gold colour, excel-lent condition, only 126,000km, always serviced andgaraged.$5,500.Ph:0755434078or0414626600.08/14Roses:Freshcut$10~$20/bunch2541Beaudes-ertNerangRd,Benobble.Ph:0431091296.(p)

TV Unit: Darkwood,2glassdoors,1drawer,excond.$50.Ph:0427301409.09/14

Wanted

Access to Properties: To assist land ownerswith feral animal control, ie foxes, rabbits, wilddogs, feral cats, etc. Responsible, experiencedlicensedshooter.Ph:Dan0402259671.08/14

Clean Fill Wanted:Phone0432407544.Collector: Wants antique bottles and fruit jars,cashpaid.CallSteve0417897957.(p)

Old Glass Wanted: Looking for two pieces of glass,sizes408x762mm&322x610mm(jelly-bean/bubbleglass).Needtogointo2oldFrenchdoors.Wouldbeopentobuyingdoorsfortheglass.Ph:0417434063.09/14

claIrvoyant

Clairvoyant:Fern0431091296.(p)

pets and lIvestocK

Baby Budgies: Fantastic colours, $20. Babycockatiels,$25.Ph.0409982456.p

Cattle For Sale: Droughtmaster crossHeifer - 17months $400. Charbray Cross Steer - 17 Months$530. Cattle Crate, free - needs work but goodframe.Phone0413724638.08/14

Dog Grooming: We come to you to pamper yourpooch3rdSatofmonth.KleaningK9s043143009408/14

Hay: Lucerne Bales $20ea. 2541 BeaudesertNerangRoad,Benobble.Ph:0431091296.(p)

Hay:RhodesGrass,topquality.Roundbales,3ftdiam-eter.$77incGST.Tamborine.Ph:0409642500.10/14

Horse Rugs:Newandused.Dayrugsandwater-proofrugs.Dayrugs$30.Waterprooffrom$50.Alsotruckingbootsetc.Ph:0419758845.09/14

Wanted:CattlePanelsinworkingorder-needupto15.Phone0413724638.08/14

accoMModatIon

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1 Ingle4 Chickadee9 Shorten10 Instant11 Deepened12 Crater14 Quest15 Galatea18 Ido19 Tremolo21 Cabin24 Admits26 Enforced28 Dynamic29 Restore30 Eccentric31 Doses

Down1 Inside2 Grotesque3 Extreme4 Connection5 Ibid6 Kestrel7 Dealt8 External13 Egocentric16 Tenacious17 Straddle20 Ottoman22 Browsed23 Adders25 Manic27 Acer

rental propertIesBeechmont: 4br, 2 bath, lge kitchen+dish-washer&ceramic cook top. Slowcombfire-place,3decks,DLUG, lgegrassedrearyard.Not fenced, no mobile or internet coverage.ClosetoSchool.$425pw.Avail8August.Canungra: Tidy3brbrickhome, largeblock,walktotown.Combheater,aircon,spaciouskitchen, gas cooking & dishwasher. Fullyfenced, DLUG, covered entertaining, outsidedogok.$350pwavail8thAug.Canungra: 3br + ens, country kitchen, lgeverandahwithviewsintown.Fencedareafordog,carport.$375pwavail15Aug.Commercial Shop Rental: 3 rooms pluskitchen. 3smalloutbuildings ideal for sublet-ting,separatetoilet.Zonedminorconvenienceprecinct.$440pwinclGST.Availnow.Witheren: 3br on 5 acres. Single lock upgarage.Doublecarport.Verandasfront&rear.CombustionHeater.$420pw.Availnow.

aussIe lIFestyle propertIes2/1 Lawton Lane, Canungra

Ph: 07 5543 4889

Classifieds Private classified advertisements are free of charge for private ads and run for three months unless we are asked to remove the ad. Please send advertisements to [email protected] or phone 07 5543 5532.

teMporary road closure

Motorists are advised that coburg road (from Lamington National Park Road to Canungra Creek Causeway), Canungra will be closed on Saturday 23 August from 10am until 10pm.

This road closure is to conduct the annual Canungra Show.

For saleBlender: BrevillePowermax550W. 2 speedplusautoclean.1.25Lshatterproofjug.$5.Juice Extractor:Nationalbrand.Workswell.$5.Popcorn Maker:Tiffanybrandoilfreepopper.$3.Multiwonder:Handheldfoodprocessor.chips,slices, shreds, grates, garnishes, pares andjuices.$3.CD Stand:Holds200cds.$5.CDs:Hundredsoftitles.Allgenres.From$1.DVDs:82titles.Allgenres.From$1.Books:Referencebooksonmedicine,naturalhealth, self improvement, animals, science,adventure,cooking,history.From50c.Glass jars and bottles:Withlids.Free.

phone 0428 737 678between 8:30-5:30 Monday to Friday

For sale: HR Holden Premier.Modified. $15,000 ono

phone greg 0431 654 938

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notIce to resIdents - FIreWorKsThere will be a fireworks display for

the Canungra Show at Canungra Show-grounds, Coburg Road on Saturday 23rd August 2014 at approximately 7.45pm.

Fireworks can distress animals therefore your pets may need to be secured. 05/14


State Emergency Service Tamborine Moun-tain Group: Needsmembers of theCanungracommunitytobecomevolunteersandstrengthennumbers to help with the clean-up and recov-ery after storms. Once youbecomeamemberyou can be trained with qualifications in foren-sic search, first aid, casualty evacuations, landsearch, chainsaw operations and flood boatoperations.PleasecontacttheStateEmergencyService55405131orcomeseeusatCanungraShow.Beaudesert Camera Club: Monthly meet-ings fourth Tuesday of the month at Beaudes-ert Community Arts & Information Centre, MtLindesdayHighway,at7pm.Cost$2fornon-clubmembers.Enquiries55412866(after6pm).Social Tennis: Are you interested in playingtennisonaMondayorWednesdaynight6.30pmtill 8.30pm? All standardswelcome. Call BrettDayon0409490590.Hall Hire:CanungraSchoolofArtsHallisavail-ableforhireforfunctionsandclasses.CallBarryon55434008oremailsecretary@canungrahall.comorseewww.canungrahall.com.QLD CWA Wonglepong Branch: WonglepongBranch of the Queensland Country Women’sAssociationmeetson thefirstSaturdayofeachmonthat9.30am.Ph:JoyceLibkeon55435212.Art & Culture Group: CanungraArt&CultureGroupmeetseverysecondThursdayatCanungraShowgroundsArtHut10am-1pm for fun, friend-ship and participation in a craft project. $2 perperson(bringaplate).Ph55435528.Justice of the Peace: Joe Rye JP: at theCommunity Signing Centre (next to CanungraLibrary)Wednesdays1pm-5pm.Ph:55435592.Faye Hines JP: Canungra Visitor InformationCentreFridays10am-4pm.Musical Minds: Musical fun, interaction andlearning for 0-5 year olds. Every Wednesday10am(duringschoolterms).Ph:0429191514.

Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society inc:MeetingonthethirdWednesdayofeachmonth7pmatCanungraSchoolofArtsHall,3-7PineStreet,Canungra.www.bdofs.com.

MarKetsCanungra Valley Markets:LastSundayofeachmonth. 8am - 2pm. Stalls $10. Contact Judy55434345orSue0432050261.Beechmont Country Markets:3rdSundayofthemonth 8am to 12 noon.BeechmontCommunityCentre,[email protected].

church servIcesCanungra Uniting Church: Appel Street.Sundaysat10.30am.Ph:55411018.Marian Valley Catholic Shrine: BeechmontRoad.Sundays11amand4pm.Ph:55333617.St Luke’s Church:NationalParkRoad.Sundaysat7.45am.St Margaret Mary’s Catholic Church: 9amMasseverysecondandfourthSunday.Ph:55411068.Seventh Day Adventist:TheLittleSchoolHouse,TamborineVillage.Saturdaysat11am.Ph:55438035or55411224.Tamborine Life Church:Sundays10amVondaYoungmanCentre,2-4KnollRoad,NorthTambo-rine.Ph:0402662998.useFul phone nuMbersBeaudesertHospital:......................... 55419111CanungraLibrary:..............................55435791CanungraPoliceStation:...................55435120CanungraSchoolofArtsHall:...........55434008CanungraVisitorInfoCentre:............55435156Emergency(Fire,Police,Ambulance):.........000Energex(LossofPower):......................136262ScenicRimRegionalCouncil:........... 55405111WaterEnquiries(QUU7am-7pm):.........132657Water-BurstPipes/Emergencies:.......132364RSPCAEmergency:.................... 1300ANIMALWildcare(WildlifeEmergency):.........55272444

st luKe’s anglIcan church

By Di Ayscough, Guild PresidentI recently had the opportunity to catch

up with family members whom I do not see all that often. It was a lovely time of bonding and togetherness. Not everyone has family they can catch up with and this can lead to loneliness or emptiness. Do you have a close connection with family and friends? Is there someone you can offer a word of encouragement to, or lend a helping hand, or do a random act of kindness for. Everyone needs to feel wanted and loved. I encourage you to think about your neighbour or someone in need. Remember whatever you give will be given back threefold.

Part of the National Council for Recon-ciliation prayer reads: “you who created all people in your image touch the hearts of the broken, homeless and inflictedand heal their spirits.”

This is a very good reminder for us to apply to all people we know or meet.

If you feel the need for acceptance, companionship or someone to talk to, St Luke’s is a church offering friendship where just belonging will make you feel good. Come along any Sunday to enjoy the service and a warm cuppa after-wards. We would truly welcome you and make you feel at home.

We recently welcomed Jack Peter Lord, his parents Jason and Shannon and their families as Jack was baptised at St Luke’s.

Our annual fund raising dinner will be held in St Luke’s on Friday 29th August. This is a great night of fun, friendship and delicious food. All are welcome to attend but you need to book early. Ring me on 5533 7070 to book a seat.

Listings in the Community Noticeboard are free of charge for community organisations only. Email [email protected] or phone 0407 671 286.COMMUNITY NOTICEBOARD

Shop 1/1 Lawton Lane, Canungra - Ph: 5543 5532Email: [email protected]

Deadline for advertising and articles for the September edition is 27th August at 5pm.

The Canungra Times


CANUNGRA HOTEL Rodeo Saturday 12th July 2014Photo: Steve Fitchett

Photo: Steve Fitchett


Locals Rachael & Sahla Hansen with Gina Stewart. Photo: Mark Connop.

Below: Regular competitors Kylie Hancock and Mitch Eastwell from Warwick. Photo: Mark Connop.

Left: Tracie Roberts,Jake Burk and Sean McDonnell of Upper Coomera came for the

Big Bulls. Photo: Mark Connop.


Saturday 12th July 2014

2014 Canungra Hotel Rodeo Resultsopen bull rIde - 21 coMpetItors

1 Matthew Young2 Tom Henry3 Dave Mawhinney

saddle rIde - 16 coMpetItors1 Jack Capewell1 Mark Collins3 Michael Maher, Dave Hawhinney

barebacK rIde - 7 coMpetItors1 Cohen Collins2 Matty Makinson3 Steele Allston, Clint Burton, Ian Niemann

rope & tIe - 18 coMpetItors1 Clay Gall2 Luke Gall3 Adam Purse

steer WrestlIng - 19 coMpetItors1 Steve Doneathy2 Joe Medway3 George Wheeler

open barrel race - 30 coMpetItors1 Cheyanne Whitwell2 Hilary Thrift3 Laura Bostock

open breaKaWay ropIng - 28 coMpetItors1 Rachelle Carlo2 Chantelle Robbins3 Simone Schultz

teaM ropIng - 41 coMpetItors1HD Jack Capewell1HL Scott Augustin2HD Adam Tozer2HL David Fullarton3HD Luke Gall3HL Steve Augustin

novIce bull rIde - 16 coMpetItors1 Ethan McConnell2 Darcy Brown, Clint Glass4 Kris Smith

JunIor steer rIde - 18 coMpetItors1 Matthew Emes2 Breece Flocchini, Ethan McConnell, Beau Creighton

JunIor breaKaWay ropIng - 17 coMpetItors1 Chantelle Robbins2 Skye Evans3 Nicholas Giles

JunIor barrel race - 21 coMpetItors1 Olivia Webb2 Montana Harth3 Credence Donoghue

poddy rIde - 14 coMpetItors1 Cooper Jones2 Brandon Long3 Ty Payne, Mack, Tipper


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Canungra Owls Soccer News

By Bren Dalby

Getting to the pointy end of the season now with several teams looking promising to finish in top four finals series. It is hoped they will be well supported if and when they have their final games. Good to see a few more spectators coming along to our night games and enjoying a curry and a bit of a natter; can always do to have a few more though!

Couple of new additions to the up and coming ranks of soccer, with our line marker Chris and his lovely partner having a smashing wee baby boy Eli recently (and thanks to Keiran for filling in for Chris in his absence); also Tom and Jess Mahony awaiting their next bundle of joy as I type! Congratulations to all!

The Squirts shirts sponsored by ‘Tom Mahony Shed Builder‘ have arrived and look terrific...thanks again Tom and Jess for organising those.

Rachel Mathers and friends are proposing a separate junior presentation this year so watch out for info on that. My only concern is that as the AGM was so poorly supported last year that I would have held it at the Junior presentation again to make sure plenty of folk were there, and so we will be sending out a letter shortly with a list of tasks requiring a volunteer for next season...all relatively small tasks but we do need someone to offer to do each and every one of them please. Good chance we will need a whole new committee next year too.

Thanks to all who help out and here’s hoping we can round up a few more....many hands make light work!

GO THE OWLS !

On The Green - Canungra Area Golf ClubWith Wendy Brown

results1st July: Ladies Monthly Medal Stroke/Putt. Winner–PamMcAllan75. RunnerUp–IreneMills78.Putts–PamMcAllan23. NTP - 5th Sylvian Cameron, 8th LizBobermien. BRD - Lindell Grimshaw 79,SheilaMills80.3rd July: Mens’MonthlyMedal. Winner-RCollins66.RunnerUp-MWatson68.PuttsMWatson25. NTP-14th -BBrod-erick,7thBMills,8thASansome,17thMWatson. BRD - JBeaver69,NConnolly72,GTallintyre72,SBobermien72,BMills72,DPalliser73,JMcAllan73,RSimeon74,RBodey74,LLockitt74,BBroderick74.5th July: Monthly Medal Stroke &Putt.Winner - G.Owen 66. Runner Up - MWatson67. PuttsKMann25. NTP-5thGOwen, 14thBMills, 16thGBrechbuhl,8thRBoardman,17thMWatson,7th27+M Voller, 16th 27+2nd shot HAitken, 8thLadies2ndS.Lake.BRD-KMann68,MVoller68,RBoardman69,AColeman70,BMills70,MBennett70,JBeaver70,GHansen71.8th July: StrokeandPuttDistrictTrophy.Winner-LindellGrimshaw70.RunnerUp-LizBobermein76c/b.Putts-LizBober-mein28c/b.NTP-8thLindellGrimshaw.BRD-TSchmidt76,IMills77,PMcAllan78,KSami78.10th July: MensStableford. Winner -ASansome 40. Runner Up - N.Connolly.NTP-5thGOwen,14thMWatson,7thG

Hopley,16thGTallintyre,8thJGrimshaw,17th G Hopley. BRD - R Collins 38, GMulhearn37,MWatson36,RPickering36,BMills36,SNakano36,VSlingsby35,GHopley35,DMcGuinness35,GTallintyre35,RHarriman34.12th July: Saturday Mixed Stableford.Winner-RPickering68gross43StablefordPts.Thebestscoreonthecoursesinceitwas re-rated three years ago, so virtuallyacourserecord!CongratulationsandwelldoneRichard. RunnerUp-RHewlitt41.Aneagleon the15thand24ballswon inthe club’s “Eagles Nest” CongratulationsandwelldoneRoss!NTP-5thRPicker-ing,7thRPickering,16thRPickering,8thBCollins,17thGOwens,7th27+2ndshotBFletcher,16th27+2ndShotDHarris,8thLadiesLBobermien.BRD-AColeman41,RMcAllan39,WBrown38,KSami37,BFletcher37,DHarris37,JMcAllan36,GMulhearn36,BBroderick35,GOwen35.15th July: First Round ChampionshipsStroke/Putt. Winner - Kim Sami 70.Runner Up - Liz Bobermien 71. Putts -TrishSchmidt28.NTP-8thLindellGrim-shaw. BRD - Lindell Grimshaw 73, TrishSchmidt74.22nd July:SecondRoundChampionshipsStroke/Putt. Winner - Liz Bobermien 67.RunnerUp-WendyBrown71.Putts-LizBobermien26. NTP-8th/17thLizBober-mien.BirdsNest16cmPamMcAllan.BRD-SheilaMills72,SylvianCameron75.


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Canungra Bowls Club ResultsBy Ray Hickson

canungra MIxed Fours daySunday 29th June:CanungraMixedFourswasheldwith16teams.Winnersofthedaywereateam from Beaudesert Wayne Reiser, GeorgeRandall,FayeHinesandAiriPickkala(Skip)with4+25.RunnerupwasaHelensvale/CanungrateamAaron Jones,KellyStreet,BrianHarrisonandEloiseJones(Skip)with4+22.Lastroundwinnerswere aCanungra teamPeterHickson,Herb Flesser, Derek Finch and Ray Hickson(Skip)with2+17.

MarcIa Kath MeMorIal daySunday 6th July: Marcia KathMemorial Daywas sponsored by Mykal Prosser and family.with eight teamsof LadiesTriples. Winners ofthe daywereValGreaves, BarbaraTravis andWendy Loffel (Skip)with 4 + 14. SecondwasKerri Weston, Ted Evans and Gayle Kennedy(Skip)with3+2.LastroundwinnerswereShani,Bronwyne Brown and Louise Goodman (Skip)with2+12.

southport socIal boWls clubSunday 13th July::TheSouthportSocialBowlsClubmadetheirAnnualvisittoCanungraBowlsClub with 41 players, Canungra players madeuptheteamstogiveagreatdayof16TeamsofTriples.Allenjoyedahotlunchwhichwasverywelcomeonthesecolderwinterdays. Winnersof the day Noelene G, Chris Asken and TonyAsken(Skip)with+9.

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