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Queensland’s Best Kickboxers in Town

The very best of Queensland’s Kickboxers travelled from as far as Cairns on Sunday 21st May to compete at Canungra. Fighters from Mackay and Airlie Beach joined locals and fighters from Brisbane and the Gold Coast to compete in eight Queensland State Title Bouts, one South Pacific title (against New Zealand) and five novice bouts. The standard of fighting was very high with current National and International champions facing off. Local Daniel “D9” Jones opened the event with a Kids Kick Light bout, which finished in a draw. Some highlights of the day were local youth Joshua Torrens taking on Auckland’s Ollie Schmid. In a very highly contested bout, the local lad came out runner up to the very experienced and older kiwi. Another standout fight on the day was Mackay’s Tyson Faulkner against North Lakes’ Andrew Coakley. This was a very close split decision with the winner and new 69kg State Champion, Tyson Faulkner. The final fight of the Main Card was Corey Nicholson from The Fight Centre Brisbane who took on three time Italian National K1 Champion, Salvatore Signorino, in a action packed 54kg State title. With the Italian now living in Cairns this was definitely Corey’s biggest contest to date. Showing true Aussie grit alongside great technique and clean shots, Corey managed to take the win with a unanimous decision from all three judges. A special thanks to all the local business who got behind this event: Aquis, Dart

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Residents Still Struggling Following Floods

As number of residents are still homeless following ex-Tropical Cyclone Debbie. One resident, who preferred not to be named, said the large number of properties affected by the flooding meant a lengthy delay in processing their insurance claim. They are still unable to live in their home, and have had to move betwen various forms of accommodation since 30th March. “We haven’t been able to start work repairing our home yet. We left with only the clothes we were wearing and we are still wearing those clothes and washing them,” said the resident. While insurance covers the cost of accommodation, the resident said they have had to move every few days as there is no accommodation available for longer term stays. “We are looking at another three months before we can move back into our home,” they said. In addition to financial stress, the personal cost of being unable to get back into a routine is taking its toll on the family. They will still have to undertake the clean up of their property when they return.

Mayor Greg Christensen said Council sympathises with those residents impacted by property inundation. “While a large number of us have been able to resume our day-to-day lives, for many the impact of ex-Tropical Cyclone will be long-lasting; particularly for those who’ve lost property and possessions, some not for the first time, at the hands of Mother Nature,” said Mayor Christensen. “Council continues to work closely with State agencies to connect people affected by the disaster with available support services and financial assistance as part of the community recovery from this disaster.” In the days following ex-Tropical Cyclone Debbie, Council advocated to higher levels of government to secure Category C disaster assistance for the region which includes a range of short and long term financial measures for residents and business. Council has also worked in partnership with the State Government to develop a Local Disaster Recovery Plan for the Scenic Rim community. This plan, which is available on Council’s website, forms part of Operation Queensland Recovery launched recently by the Premier.

Although some properties have been affected by major flooding several times in the last decade, Council is not considering the introduction of a property buy-back scheme, similar to Brisbane City Council’s Residential Property Buy-Back Scheme. Mayor Christensen said it is difficult to discern where such a program could begin and end across the large geographic footprint of the Scenic Rim. “I don’t believe it is fair, reasonable or realistic to suggest that Council should underwrite the outcomes of private decisionmaking in relation to properties,” he said. “The City of Brisbane has spent more than $35 million to date on a voluntary buyback scheme for floodprone properties. However, there are a range of qualifying criteria, including that the subject residence is likely to be inundated once every two years.” “Council will continue to improve the information available to the community to help guide future development and decisionmaking, such as regional flood mapping. However, decisions of the past are decisions of the past, and are measured against the standards of the time.”

Council Notices Collection of Abandoned Vehicles The following vehicles have been reported as being ‘abandoned’. Notice is hereby given that under Section 100 of the Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1995, the below mentioned vehicles have been removed from their previous locations by Scenic Rim Regional Council. • Green Toyota Rav 4 629WFQ Near 7463 Cunningham Highway, Mt Edwards • White Hyundai Excel 717WZU In the park carpark at the end of Tom Enright Drive, Beaudesert • White Holden Station Wagon Stephens Place, Kooralbyn • White Holden Commodore 038WXC Service Road off Veresdale Scrub Road, Gleneagle These vehicles will be held by Council for 30 days. Within this time the owner may make an application to release the vehicle with all associated costs covered by the owner. Proof of ownership is required at the time of the release. If these vehicles are not collected prior to 26 June 2017, they will either be sold

or disposed of. For further information, please contact Council.

TENDERS TENDER NO. SRRC006520 Establishment of Panel of Suppliers, Supply and Delivery of Quarry Materials, Various Types (01 July 2017 - 30 June 2019) Tender closes 2pm, Friday 2 June 2017. For further information and free tender documentation please go to www.lgtenderbox.com.au. Submissions received after the closing date will not be accepted. Only electronic submissions uploaded to the LGTenderBox website will be considered.

LIVE @ THE CENTRE CINEMA @ Boonah Cultural Centre FRIDAY FLICKS: La La Land (M) Friday 2 June 10am & 7pm Adults $10; Conc. $7.50

Movie Date Night! Saturday 10 June 7pm Movies, food and more! Movie $15; Food extra Must be ordered by Thursday beforehand LIVE CONCERT Irish band SASTA Friday 2 June at 11am Complimentary morning tea 10am $16; Groups of 10 $12.50 @ The Centre Beaudesert EXHIBITIONS (free entry) Basi Just Art & Open Studios Mixed medium Continues until 18 June @ Boonah Regional Art Gallery CALL OUT for emerging Architects & Designers Home Exhibition e: janene.g@scenicrim.qld.gov.au) SCENIC RIM WRITERS Tuesday 6 June 10am RSVP 5540 5050 or email The Centre @ The Centre Beaudesert

OPEN STUDIOS OF THE SCENIC RIM Canungra Beechmont 3 & 4 June STAGE CRAFT WORKSHOP Saturday 24 June, 1pm - 5pm $20 For ages 14+ Bookings essential Zamia Theatre, Tamborine Mountain FIRE ON TOP OF MOUNTAINS: Shared Fire Community Story Project A year-long project to develop performances at Tamborine Mountain, Beaudesert, Boonah and Wyaralong Dam as part of Scenic Rim Cultural Program during the Commonwealth Games. COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS SHARE YOUR STORY 6pm to 8.30pm each night Thursday 1 June @ The Centre Beaudesert Tuesday 6 June @ Boonah Cultural Centre Thursday 15 June @ Vonda Youngman Comm. Centre For bookings and more information, visit www.liveatthecentre.com.au Ph. 5540 5050, 5463 3068

Council correspondence should be addressed to: c/- Craig Barke, Chief Executive Officer, PO Box 25, Beaudesert, QLD, 4285 For more information, visit www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au or phone 5540 5111 or 1300 360 555

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Sean and Brody de Jonge selling Brody’s home made plant pots

Canungra Valley Markets are held on the last Sunday of each month at the Canungra School of Arts Hall in Pine Street, Canungra. Organisers Sue Kenna and her Mum Judy have recently handed over managment of the Markets to Bronni Van Beek and Tasha Boyd. Sue and Judy started the Markets several years ago and have done a great job with this not for profit venture which returns stallholder fees to the Hall. Bronni and Tash are looking forward to welcoming new stallholders to the Markets over the next few months to join current stallholders with baked goods, plants, crafts, painting massage therapy and soaps.

Bronni said they have adjusted the Market hours for winter - with Markets held on the last Sunday each month from 8am until 2pm. “We are looking forward to having some new stallholders in July,” said Bronni. “We will have someone selling fruit and vegetables as well as a new niche stall which sells balloon gifts - great for baby showers or birthday gifts,” she said. Bronni and Tash would like to hear from any community groups who would be willing to run the sausage sizzle on a rotational basis with other groups.

They are also looking for a pet groomer/ pet hydrobath business that would be interested in setting up at the Markets each month. “I think it would be a great opportunity for people to be able to bring their dogs along for a wash each month,” said Bronni. Stall site fees are only $10 per stall, with community stalls free of charge. For bookings or more information contact Tash on 0432 569 963 or Bronni on 0448 471 552 or email bronni57@gmail.com.

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See you at Canungra Markets!

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Beechmont Roadworks

The Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) are undertaking nightworks on Beechmont Road, between Brushbox Road and Bottletree Lane, in Lower Beechmont. Work started June 2017 and will take approximately two weeks to complete, weather permitting. This work will include pavement investigations, geological assessments, drilling and survey works. To minimise traffic impacts on this road, these works will be undertaken from 5pm to 12am, Monday to Friday. Changed traffic conditions will apply, including intermittent lane reductions and reduced speed limits, with traffic control in place. Residents and businesses can expect some noise, dust and vibration during roadwork activity. The community will be kept informed of the upcoming traffic changes via electronic message signs, traffic alerts and updates on www.qldtraffic. qld.gov.au. Motorists should allow additional time for their journey, or use an alternative route where possible. Please be assured, the project team will make every effort to minimise the impacts to local residents and businesses in the area.

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Red Rebel Cruzers Launch Single Local rockabilly band, Red Rebel Cruzers will launch their new single at Canungra Services Club on Friday 16th June from 7pm. Band members are looking forwading to playing their original song called ‘River of Tears’ at the gig. Singer Chrisc describes the song as a slow, sultry, blues song, co-written by all the band members. The band plays Rockabilly, mixed up with a touch of Rock’n’Roll and smashed together with great Blues. All of the band members are experienced musicians who bring their own unique style to Red Rebel Cruzers. “We are trying to support Canungra Services Club, which is why we chose to release and launch our new single there on the night,” said Chrisc. “We hope to attract a number of dance groups and a small crowd who enjoy this wonderful nostalgic music. I am sure with the support of the local community it will be a great night.” Other band members will be familiar to the Canungra crowd, with drummer Graeme a regular in several locally based bands over the years. Graeme was also a regular at the open mike afternoons that were run at the Canungra Services Club. River of Tears is available now on iTunes, Google play, Amazon, Spotify and many other outlets.

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FRI 16 JUNE, 2017

UNDER 8’S DAY @ TMC 9AM-11AM

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“Everyone Can Play” This year, Tamborine Mountain College celebrates Under 8’s Day with the theme, “Everyone Can Play.” It is time to get together and have a great time getting involved in activities that make being a little kid so much fun! All children under the age of eight from the community are invited to come with their parents. So, come along and have some fun while playing at TMC!

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EAT LOCAL WEEK - 24th JUNE Winter Harvest Festival

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• Canungra Visitor Information Centre Tasting Tables: 24th and 25th June. • Canungra Village Garden Project Winter Warming In The Garden: 25 June @ 10:00 am 12:00 pm. Take a tour of Canungra’s community garden and discover the ways you can still enjoy your garden, even in winter.. • O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyards Longest Lunch: 25 June @ 11:30 am - 2:00 pm. Kick your shoes off and put your feet in the grass as you relax by the Canungra Creek at our Longest Lunch. Enjoy a three-course shared platter menu, featuring locally-sourced Scenic Rim produce, as you take in the views and the live music. • Binna Burra Bush Tucker Of The Scenic Rim Talks In Canungra: 26, 28, 30 June @ 11:00 am. The Scenic Rim is an area rich with a natural biodiversity of plant and animal life. If you know what you’re looking for you could easily live off the abundant bush foods that are in the Scenic Rim forests. Dean, from Binna Burra, will introduce you to some of these bush foods.

Scenic Rim Eat Local Week

Scenic Rim Eat Local Week plates up from 24th June, with a delicious schedule of food and farming events. The festival of food and farming is now in its seventh year and showcases the bounty of fresh produce, wine, beer, milk and gourmet products that grow in the region’s fertile volcanic soil. This year’s festival runs from 24th June to 2nd July and features more than 90 individual events – from farm tours, to cheese and wine tastings, to cooking classes and exclusive producer dinners, curated by some of Brisbane and the Gold Coast’s leading chefs. Eat Local Week culminates in a signature event, the Winter Harvest Festival, on Saturday 1st July at Aratula. On this day, the region’s producers come to one location to sell their produce. The day features free kids rides and activities, a Tractor Pulling competition, live music and cooking demonstrations by leading chefs. Scenic Rim Mayor, Cr Greg Christensen, says while Eat Local Week has grown significantly since it first started the core principles remain the same – to connect consumers with the people who grow their food and provide a real food experience.

• Lunch With Caudan Street Kitchen @ The Chalet: 2 July @ 11:00 am. Join us in the olive grove for a Mauritian-inspired soiree, including dishes featuring local produce. Traditional Sega music and dancers audience participation is essential. Try your hand at making traditional Roti & flat breads in the outdoor kitchen and then enjoy your own fresh roti and lunch on the grove. • In The Raw Local Producer Talk – Canungra: 26 July @ 12:00 pm. Come and meet Jack from ‘Jack and the Mushroom Stalk’. He’s a local producer of organic mushrooms and he will explain the health benefits of eating organic mushrooms. Try and buy his mushrooms, including some exotic varieties.

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TO 2nd JULY - IN THE SCENIC RIM “This is an authentic celebration of the range of fresh produce which grows in the fertile Scenic Rim,” he says. “People are often surprised to discover just how much of their food is grown in this region, just one hour’s drive from Brisbane and the Gold Coast. “The event is held during the first week of the school holidays and it’s a really unique opportunity for people to give their children an insight into the paddock to plate journey. “Some of the experiences on offer are a visit to Queensland’s largest carrot farm, an open day at a robotic dairy, a Farm Gate Festival in the Lost World, a Beer & Brewing night, a crop to Cup tour at a Tamborine Mountain coffee plantation and an open day at the Scenic Rim’s new Camel Dairy.” The Scenic Rim Council has partnered with several leading Brisbane and Scenic Rim chefs, who will represent the region as Eat Local Week ambassadors. Our ambassadors are Cameron Matthews executive chef The Spicers Group and Long Apron Clovelly Estate Montville, Josue Lopez executive chef QAGOMA, Javier Codina Moda Restaurant & Events, Glen Barratt executive chef Wild Canary, Ash Martin, executive chef Homage Restaurant Spicers Hidden Vale, Alison Alexander QLD Food Fellow, Caroline Jones Three Girls Skipping, Brenda Fawdon co-author Scenic Rim Eat Local and Peter Scudamore-Smith Master of Wines Uncorked & Cultivated. The regional food ambassadors will be involved in various ways in the lead-up to, and during, Eat Local Week. Cr Christensen says some Eat Local Week highlights include a producer’s lunch at Wild Canary Restaurant; Lunch with the Lambs at Towri Sheep Cheesery with Cameron Matthews; camel and chook

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Hundreds of motor cycles descended on Canungra Showground on Sunday 8th May for the Ray Owen Classic Bike Show and Swap Meet. The Historical Motorcycle Club of Queensland, Tamborine Mountain Area hosted this event which showcased veteran bikes through to 1986 models.

Perfect weather led to record bike numbers and crowds on the day. With some incredible restored machines on display, it was a great event for locals and visitors alike. Whether a motor cycle enthusiast or just a local heading over for a look, there was no denying the quality of the machines on

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There’s A Story To Be Told

From My Window

with Keer Moriarty, Editor

When doing nothing is the best option We all have stuff that happens in life and, humans being what we are, we tend to react - or overreact. We get angry, hurt, sad or excited and these emotions lead to irrational thinking and actions that can exacerbate the situation. But there is another option - doing nothing. Economist Ofer H. Azar at Ben-Gurion University in Israel studied professional soccer goalkeepers and how they act to stop a penalty kick at goal. With a player sending the ball towards them at 100kph or more, the goalkeeper has a fraction of a second to work out how to block the shot. He analysed data on more than 300 kicks, and the researchers calculated the action most likely to prevent a goal being scored. Surprisingly, it is standing in the centre of the goal and doing nothing until the trajectory of the ball can be seen. This resulted in a 1 in 3 success rate — than the average of 4 out of 5. In a culture of instant gratification, doing nothing can be exactly what is needed. We see reactionary behaviour everywhere - in politics, from celebrities, in the playground, at work. Maybe it is time we tried that other option. That’s what I’ll be doing. Sitting in my office doing nothing, waiting until the trajectory of the ball can bee seen.

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The “Word on the Street” is that the Scenic Rim Writers group is looking beyond its own circle to produce an anthology of stories drawing on the region’s colourful road and place names. Submissions from writers of all ages are invited for possible inclusion in the anthology which, under the title of “Word on the Street”, will explore possible meanings and untold stories behind some of the Scenic Rim’s signposts and local landmarks. Entries may be from 200 to 1000 words and can be works of fact, fiction or pure fantasy. Is there a supernatural story to Witches Chase? Does Dog Leg Gully have a canine connection or were there dastardly deeds at Double Crossing Road? Perhaps there’s a love story to the Bromelton Bridge named for Mary Ellen? Was Ugly Gully Road really unattractive or does Snake Gully Road have more than its share of serpents? Contributions of all genres will be considered and will be judged on their literary merit, their relevance to the Scenic Rim theme of “Word on the Street” and their interest to the public. Entries close on 30th June, 2017. Enquiries and entries can be emailed to to writingthescenicrim@gmail.com stating name, address, age (if a child or young adult) and the story’s word count.

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Call for Recycling Centre at Tip Local resident Marie Ammala has requested Scenic Rim Regional Council investigate a recycling service for Canungra, similar to the Logan Recycling Market. Marie said she often sees people throwing items away that could easily be reused or recycled when she takes her own rubbish to the Canungra Waste Transfer Station. Marie said she sees the provision of a Recycling Market as an opportunity to provide employment in the area as well as assist in reducing the landfill in our region. The Market would see an employee sort some of the waste and retain what can be recycled which would then be sold on to contribute to the cost of running the facility. Currently Canungra Waste Transfer Station has an E-Waste Recycling facility where residents can leave many electronic household items that can be taken to these sites for recycling, including: Television, Printer, Scanner, Photocopier, Flat Screen Monitors, Laptop, Docking Station, Keyboard, Computer Mouse, Palm Pilot /Hand Held Devices, External Modem, Peripherals, PABX Systems, Data Projector, Switch/Hub Devices, Server, Main Frame, Router, Tape Drives, Server Racking, Cables, Telephones, Mobile Phone, Sandwich Maker, Electric Heater, Microwave, Kettle, Camera, VCR Player, DVD Player, Hi-Fi System, Speakers, Video Recorder, iPod /MP3 Player, Toaster, Vacuum Cleaner, lron, Typewriter. While these items can be left at the Station, they are not able to be bought and sold or taken from the Station by residents. Marie has put in an official request to Council and has been advised that the request will be considered at the Scenic Rim Regional Council’s meeting in June. Marie would be interested in speaking to people who would support this initiative and can be contacted on 5543 7269.

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Winter Holidays @ The Library

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Storytime

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Bigger Screen for More Action at Rodeo

Photo: Mark Connop

Canungra Hotel Rodeo will look bigger and better in 2017 with the addition of a 15 square metre screen to ensure everyone gets a great view of the action in the main arena. The best of South-East Queensland’s cowboys will be there on Saturday 8th July for all the traditional Rodeo events - bull ride, bareback ride, barrel racing and steer ride for the crowd to enjoy. Visitors to the Rodeo will be able to test their own buck jumping skills with a mechanical bull on site, as well as children’s rides, western and country clothing outlets and a wide variety of food stalls. Society President, Airlie Worrall said the Society is a not for profit organisation which has invited other community organisations to benefit from the Rodeo on 8th July and the Canungra Show, held on 26th August. “The Canungra Bowls Club will be running the canteen on the day and the Mudgeeraba Trail Riding Club is helping by using their volunteer members for the parking,” she said. Canungra Hotel Rodeo is held at Canungra Showground, Coburg Road, Canungra with main events commencing at 2pm, and pre-performance from 11am. Due to an unexpected large crowd in 2016, the Canungra AH&I Society is offering online ticketing for the first time. Patrons can save by buying tickets from www. ticketebo.com.au/canrodeo. Admission prices at the gate are: Adults $20, children and aged pensioners $5 and family passes $45.

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Canungra and District Date Claimer

Listings in the date claimer are free for non-profit and community events. Email news@canungratimes.com.au or call 5543 5532. June 2017

in October

Sunday 1st October from 6pm Pink Bingo night Moriarty Park Hall Call Bren 0414 435 919

Friday 6th October - High Tea Call Trish on 0419 090 246

Saturday 7th October

Street Stalls and Markets Call Desley 0412 767 007 or email desley@kdantiques.com.au

Date TBA - Golf Day Call Nora 0400 477 818

13th, 14th, 15th October

Play at Canungra School of Arts Hall Call Becky 0409 874 249

Friday 27th October

Turning Canungra Pink Dinner Call Nora 0400 477 818

Sunday 29th October

Pink Markets Call Tash 0432 569 963 or Bronni 0448 471 552

27th January 2018

Burns Supper Call Bren 0414 435 919

Register your event - email turningcanungrapink@gmail.com or phone 5543 5532 Turning Canungra Pink is an annual event which raises funds and awareness of all types of Cancer.

3rd & 4th Open Studios at Canungra and Beechmont - watch for the red flags! 4th ��Beaudesert Motoring Enthusiasts Club Inc Swap Meet.. Beaudesert Racecourse from 6am. ��Vintage Brocante at Canungra School of Arts Hall. ��Canungra Village Garden Open Day, 10am till noon. At the Garden Site on Canungra Primary School grounds off Lamington Park Road. Call Alex - 0478 784 719 or Like us on Facebook. 9th-12th �RACQ QHMC South Queensland Rally in Beaudesert. beaudesertmec.worpress.com/club-events 25th ��Canungra Village Garden - Eat Local Week Winter Warming in the Garden Event. 10am til noon. At the Garden site. Ph. 0478 784 719 or Like Us on Facebook.

July 2017

8th ��Canungra Rodeo 9th, 10th, 11th... International Medium, Val Hood, in Canungra 9th, 10th, 11th July. Enquire now for Medium workshops, readings and entertainment night. Call Lynne 0415 647 400. 22nd ��Trivia Night at Moriarty Park. 6.30pm. Phone Bren 0414 435 919. 26th ��Canungra Show

August 2017 September 2017

9th/10th �Spring Show for Orchids and Foliage Plants 30 - 7 October...Canungra Hang Gliding Classic. Ph: 0409 435 953.

October - Turning Canungra Pink!

List your event NOW - call 5543 5532 or email turningcanungrapink@gmail.com 21st - 28th Canungra Cup Paragliding Competition. Ph: 0429 775 554.

Mondays:

• Fitness Training at Live Fit Studio 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670.

Tuesdays:

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Canungra Golf Club - Ladies’ Competition Golf Day. 30 min High Intensity Fat Burning Classes at Live Fit Studio. Kym 0405 103 670. 3rd Tue: Canungra Rural Fire Brigade monthly meeting. Jamie 5543 5778. Fortnightly: Women’s Web. Robyn 5543 4725. Canungra Village Garden Weekly Working Bee and Chat - 9am till 11am. Call Alex 0478 784 719.

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Fitness Training at Live Fit Studio 5.30pm. Steve 0405 103 670.. Justice of the Peace Community Signing Centre. Canungra Visitor Information Centre. Ph: 5543 5156. 1st Wednesday: Canungra AH&I Society meeting. 7.30pm at Canungra Showgrounds. 3rd Wednesday: Beaudesert Districts Orchid and Foliage Society meeting. www.bdofs.com.

Wednesdays:

Thursdays:

• Men’s Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club. • Every 2nd Thursday Canungra Art & Culture Group. Showgrounds Art Hut. Ph: 5543 5528.

Fridays:

• 30 min High Intensity Fat Burning Classes at Live Fit Studio. Kym 0405 103 670. • • • •

Saturdays:

Mixed Competition Golf Day at Canungra Golf Club. 1st Sat: QCWA Wonglepong (except January) at 9.30am. Ph: Joyce Libke 5543 5212. Dog Obedience Classes at Moriarty Park. Ph: 0417 710 434. 3rd Saturday of the month. Canungra Village Garden Monthly Working Bee and Catch up - 1- 3pm.

Sundays:

• Church Services: St Luke’s Anglican 7.45am. Canungra Uniting Church 10.30am. Gospel Road Fellowship 10am. • Last Sunday: Canungra Valley Markets: 8am - 2pm. Stalls from $10. Contact Tash 0432 569 963 or Bronni 0448 471 552 or like Canungra Valley Markets on Facebook.

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Cancer Can Be a Scary Word By Tracy Rossi Many of us have been touched by cancer, but we don’t seem to know enough. Like so many, I have been touched personally. My great grandfather and my grandmother died of cancer; my father has been battling terminal lung cancer for the last 2 1/2 years, even though he was given only six months to live. Recently my father in law was diagnosed with bladder cancer and has began his fight with this nasty invader. This has made me take stock of my family’s lifestyle to see how I might be able to prevent this illness. I have been busy researching the internet to find out as much as I possibly can about cancer. I have been shocked by what I found. What is cancer? Cancer is a diverse group of diseases in which some of the body’s cells become abnormal and begin to multiply. The abnormal cells can invade and damage the tissue around them and spread to other parts of the body, causing further damage. How common is cancer in Australia? In 2012, there were 122,093 new cases of cancer diagnosed in Australia. In 2016, it is estimated 130,466 new cases of cancer will be diagnosed in Australia. In 2016, it is estimated that the risk of an individual being diagnosed with cancer by their 85th birthday will be one in two. After my research, I have concluded…there has definitely been an increase in incidence of cancer diagnosis but the good news is, there has also been a decrease in the mortality rates from cancer (Reference: www.canceraustralia.gov.au/ cancer-australia-statisitics). This tells me we are becoming more aware and more proactive as a society. Science is helping us fight with the advancements of new technologies and nature is also playing its part and can also be an integral component to combat this disease. We need to be open to the possibilities, continuing investigating, researching prevention and cures, for our loved ones and ourselves. Some wonderful insightful websites that I would like to share with you are www.thruthaboutcancer.com, www.chrisbeatcancer.com and an American web site www.foodrevolution.org (Editor’s note: these web sites are considered ‘alternative’ and not recognised by the medical profession). You may or may not know me, but I am an independent real estate agent living in the area. I am pledging to donate $150 to Cancer Council Queensland from every successful sale from any new exclusive listings. Let us work together, to give a good cause a helping hand! For those who have lost loved ones, I offer you my heartfelt sorrow and for those who are fighting their battle, I wish you lots of hope, love and light.

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Delivering for Canungra & Districts

Fairness, Security, Opportunity - Benefits of the 2017 Federal Budget. • Safeguarding Medicare and bulk-billing for the future • Restoring the Pensioner Concession Card

• More support for Veterans suffering from PTSD and increased funding to fix the DVA to improve services for our Veterans • Tax on the five major banks to support Budget repair

• More vital medicines on the PBS

• Boost to apprenticeships to provide skilled Australian workers via a levy on foreign workers

• Extra $2.5 billion to deliver affordable childcare for working families and guaranteed preschool

• Increased funding to boost AFP counter-terrorism capability

• Funding increase of $275 million for local schools

• Easing cost-of-living by securing energy • Business tax cut to 27.5% and extension supply of the $20,000 instant asset write-off to • Improving housing affordability with grow our economy special tax concessions for young savers • Infrastructure Investment in roads, rail • Drug-testing trial for welfare recipients and airports • Crack down on multi-national tax avoidance

• $4 billion Regional Investment Corporation and the boosted $472 million Regional Growth Fund

For more information visit budget.lnp.org.au

I’m making sure our area benefits from the decisions the Federal Coalition Government makes. Fighting and delivering for our region is my priority.

Scott Buchholz MP

Federal Member for Wright

Ph (07) 5541 0150 Fx (07) 5541 4150 21 William St (PO Box 628) Beaudesert 4285 Scott.Buchholz.MP@aph.gov.au www.scottbuchholz.com.au

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Sport Grants Open

Around the State

Members of the Scenic Rim sport and recreation community are encouraged to apply for funding assistance through Council’s 2017/18 Sport and Recreation Program, from Monday 29 May 2017. Mayor Greg Christensen said the Scenic Rim sport and recreation community provide a valuable contribution to supporting a healthy and active lifestyle. “These grants assist not-for-profit sport and recreation groups with capital projects, equipment, construction materials and leveraging larger funding opportunities for the maintenance and improvements of their facilities,” Mayor Greg Christensen said. “Enshrined in Council’s Community Plan is a healthy, engaged and resourceful community, with these grants critical in achieving this through strengthening social connections and building community ties through sport and recreation.” The scope of projects eligible for funding under the program include: • the purchase of equipment or construction materials; • infrastructure or facility improvements; • field or surface upgrades; and • leverage funding for larger infrastructure grants. Council’s Sport and Recreation grants program is able to provide leverage opportunities for clubs preparing to apply for larger facilities projects, such as the Queensland Government’s Get Playing Places and Spaces program which opens on 19 June. Clubs are encouraged to contact Council’s Healthy and Active officers on 5540 5111 if they are considering submitting an application. Applications must be submitted to Council by close of business, Monday 26 June 2017. For more information or to download an application form, visit www.scenicrim.qld.gov.au/ sport-and-recreation-grants

Jon Krause, Member for Beaudesert

Fire Ant Eradication Funding

The Federal Budget commits $1 billion to the National Landcare Program and the Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has given an undertaking to use part of these funds to continue work to eradicate fire ants from South-East Queensland. Fire Ants are a major threat for farmers across many agricultural industries - left uncontrolled, the cost of fire ants in Australia is estimated to be between $5.3 billion and $45 billion over the next 20 to 70 years. If you see any fire ants or mounds that you think may be fire ants call the Department of Agriculture Fire Ant hotline on 13 25 23, or take a photo on your mobile and report online at www.daf. qld.gov.au.

Bowel

cancer screening and prevention

When people turn 50 – and at intervals afterwards – they receive a free screening kit that helps detect bowel cancer early. While around 450,000 Queenslanders are sent screening kits each year, less than 40 per cent are returned. Many people who receive the kit either forget about it or are hesitant to complete the test – this is a concern as bowel cancer is a major cause of cancer related death for both men and women with around 80 Australians dying from the disease every week. The good news is, if detected early up to 90% of cases can be successfully treated – so if you are eligible please take the test! Call the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program Information Line on 1800 118 868 for general questions regarding the Program or to order a replacement screening kit. Alternatively visit www.qld.gov. au/bowelscreen for more information.

Father

of the

Year

Presented by Scripture Union Queensland, the competition is an annual statewide award to honour and celebrate the importance of fathers and father-figures throughout our state. The 2017 Queensland Father of the Year Winner and his family will receive a Sea World Resort Holiday Package. Nominations close Friday 14th July, for more information visit qldfatheroftheyear.org.au.

My Office

In addition to providing assistance with Queensland Government matters, my office can assist in procuring Queensland and Australian Flags and letters of congratulations for significant birthdays and anniversaries. We can also provide letters of support for community groups seeking grant funding. Anybody considering becoming a Justice of the Peace/Commissioner for Declarations will need to contact my office to complete the nomination form. Please contact me if I can be of assistance in any matter on 1800 813 960.

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Green Team Out and About

By Fiona Williams The Green Team went on an excursion to the Jacob’s Well Environmental Education Centre on the 12th May. The Jacobs Well Environmental Education Centre is an Education Queensland facility located 20km from Beenleigh. It is in close proximity to the islands and waterways of southern Moreton Bay and with its varied natural habitats enables the Centre to offer a unique range of environmental education programs. Programs are designed around, habitats such as mangrove wetlands, salt marshes, sheltered waterways, islands and coastal forests of southern Moreton Bay. We learnt a lot about different bush tucker plants we could plant at our school, we also got to see their vegetable gardens and worm farms. One of the favourite things we did was meeting the animal friends they have there like Agro the massive Python, the blue tongue lizard that gave everyone kisses and the turtle was quite entertaining, also the whale bones were quite impressive. The kids also had fun playing on the interactive life size musical instruments. Thanks to the staff for making our trip educational and fun, the children have brought back lots of ideas for our school Green Team.

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In October We are looking for people, community groups or businesses who are interested in holding a Street Stall/Market Stall on Saturday 7th October as part of Turning Canungra Pink Cost of stalls is $10 (plus optional donation to Turning Canungra Pink if you wish). Stalls will be located outside businesses in Canungra township or in D J Smith Park.

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Council Comment By Cr Virginia West Scenic Rim Regional Council

EAT LOCAL WEEK

This event was launched in Brisbane at Moda Events and was attended by numerous local producers and increased numbers of chefs, food and wine and tourism journalists who were certainly very interested in the quality produce we have in the Scenic Rim. The event booklets are out in the community, at libraries and visitor information centres and a number of retail shops. If you would like a booklet and cannot find one please contact me and I will ensure you receive one. Don’t forget the Winter Harvest Festival at Aratula which is an annual and growing event as the grand finale to Eat Local Week - a fun, family event.

FEDERAL BUDGET BENEFITS OUR REGION

The recent announcements in the Federal Budget are particularly significant for our growing region with an $8.4 billion commitment to the long talked about Inland Rail project - another nation building project which will involve the Bromelton State Development Area providing jobs, business growth and enhanced rail freight connectivity. Funding for the SEQ City Deals project, involving an all-levels of government contribution to transport efficiency and infrastructure, was also very welcome. You will hear more about this in future months.

THANK YOU BLAZEAID

A very big thank you to BlazeAid, a simply amazing group of grey nomad volunteers who travel around Australia assisting farmers and their families after natural disasters. They are currently being hosted by Rathdowney Memorial Grounds and have assisted a number of farmers in the Illinbah and Sarabah area with fence clearing and repair following the cyclone. Our community are very grateful for your kindness and friendship. Thank you also to Canungra Op Shop and Bren who provided work clothes and boots and to Canungra Yoga for the donation of over $700 which has brought kitchen equipment that will travel with the crew.

CONTACT ME

Residents can always contact me on 5540 5403, 0407 630 052 or virginia.w@ scenicrim.qld.gov.au. I am at the Canungra Library on second Saturday of the month from 9am until 11am - the next date being 10th June.

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School Happenings - Canungra State School

Student of the Week - Well done!

Michala (3C) for her enthusiastic attitude and excellent behaviour. Well done Michala!

SES

Aiden (4R) for his outstanding work ethic and behaviour. Well done.

Emergency Services Recognition Parade and

On 16th May Canungra State School hosted a community event to acknowledge the work of the SES and emergency services during cyclone Debbie. At parade students showed their appreciation to the State Emergency Service, Police, Ambulance and fire services.

Planetarium Excursion

view of the action, the night sky and outer space! This provided a really unique and immersive experience for the students and also the teachers! The students have been studying the solar system in Science and this experience allowed them to deepen their understanding. Thanks go to Mrs Mann, Mr Owen and Mr Melville for organizing the trip and accompanying the students. Also a big congratulations to the students for their excellent behaviour.

Digital Technology Video Conference

This term some Year 5 and 6 students are working in a Digital Technology Extension group to design a video game to be entered into the 2017 “Screen It” Competition.

Maddison (6G) for an enthusiastic and positive approach to all class activities. She has an outstanding work ethic and always strives to do her best.

This is a national competition for school aged film-makers, animators and game designers run by ACMI (Australian Centre for the Moving Image) based in Melbourne. On Thursday 4th May, Year 6 students Griffin and Charlie took part in a Video Conference run by ACMI with a variety of other schools from all around Australia. The boys got to explore the theme of ‘Time’ as well as watch the winning entries from last year’s competition. The boys were very engaged in the conference and really enjoyed the experience. They are all looking forward to our next Video Conference on where we get to learn more about video game creation.

Planetarium

The Year 5’s had the opportunity to visit the Planetarium at Mt Cootha. Their day included a fantastic viewing in the Cosmic

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The Year 5’s had the opportunity to visit the Planetarium at Mt Cootha. Their day included a fantastic viewing in the Cosmic Skydome. This is a circular theatre where the audience lies back on reclined theatre seats to watch shows projected by a state-ofthe-art optical star projector onto the domed ceiling, which allowed them to have a 180º

Mia (5M) for her consistent effort, pursuit of excellence and lovely manners.

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School Happenings Skydome. The Cosmic Skydome is a circular theatre where the audience lie back on reclined theatre seats to watch shows that are projected by a state-of-the-art optical star projector onto the huge domed ceiling, which allowed them to have a 180ยบ view of the action, the night sky and outer space! This amazing surround-screen provided a really unique and immersive experience for the students and also the teachers! The students have been studying the solar system in Science and this experience allowed them to deepen their understanding. Thanks go to Mrs Mann, Mr Owen and Mr Melville for organizing the trip and accompanying the students. Also a big congratulation to the students for their excellent behaviour.

Cross Country Carnival

Congratulations to all of the students who participated in both our senior and junior cross country days. They were great events with all participating students having a go and racing to the end. Congratulations to Flying Fox who convincingly won the Inter-house Cross Country Trophy for 2017.

National Simultaneous Storytime

On Wednesday 24th May Canungra State School and the C&K joined with around 520,000 students from all over Australia to read The Cow Tripped over the Moon, a

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great story of perseverance and friendship. The aim of this program is to promote the value of reading and literacy and a love of books. The Preps even made special cow masks for the event.

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AWL Pets of the Month

Nature’s Gems

Laysan Albatross (Phoebastria immutabilis) By Melissa Whitby

Luna (Animal ID 58341) (Female, 5 years) Yes my original name is Rudolph, but I am affectionately known to the lovely staff and volunteers here at the shelter as Rudy. I’m a beautiful girl who really doesn’t want to share my humans with other cats, but given time I may be ok with cat savvy dogs. Did I mention I also love to play? Dangle a piece of string in front of me and I will play for hours! Don’t tell the other cats but I am a sucker for pats and will follow you around weaving in between your legs while you go about your day. If you are after a girl who is happy soaking up all the love by herself in the household come and meet me today!

Patrick (Animal ID 51010) (Cattle dog x Border Collie, 18 months) Hello! My name is Patrick (because I am as good looking as Patrick Swayze!) and I am just a delight! I am toilet trained, well behaved inside and am good with older kids and even horses. I love to play with other dogs so would make a great second dog or would love to go for trips to the dog park. I would love to learn some cool tricks as I have a clever mind, plus it’s a fun way for us to spend time together! Come on in and meet me today!. To meet any of the animals available for adoption, visit the AWL Gold Coast Rehoming Centre:

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In March I was lucky enough to travel to Hawaii to work with endangered forest birds on the island of Kauai. Whilst much of my time was spent in the mountains of Kauai, I also observed some of the seabirds that make Kauai home. The most enigmatic and captivating seabird was the Laysan Albatross. This beautiful bird is the most common Albatross species, which may be encountered in the Hawaiian Islands. On the island of Kauai, the birds nest in several locations and I saw them in the neighbourhood of Princeville which also happens to be one of the ritziest places to live for humans on the island! I observed Laysan Albatross nesting in peoples’ backyards and met and became friends with Cathy Granholm who monitors the birds in this location. Thankfully, due to the work undertaken by Cathy and local residents of Princeville, the nesting population of Laysan Albatross in this location are well protected. From November to July, is the time when birds are nesting on Kauai. I was lucky enough to observe large chicks in March at Princeville. Laysan Albatross are easily recognised by their size and colouring. The birds have blackish-grey upper-wings and the back, tail, head and underparts are white. Laysan Albatross The Hawaiian Islands is where most of the population of Laysan Albatross is located. Although the Laysan Albatross appears to be holding steady throughout their range, the birds are considered near-threatened. Two common threats to the birds are long-line fishing and the ingestion of floating plastic. Laysan Albatross predominately feed on sea creatures such as squid but will eat fish and crustaceans. For anyone visiting Kauai, Laysan Albatross can also be seen at the Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge when the birds are nesting. Of all the native birds I encountered in Hawaii, the Laysan Albatross was one of my favourites. If you would like to learn more about the Laysan Albatross, check out my friend’s Cathy Granholm’s blog at https:/Albatrossdiary.com to see the great work that she does monitoring the birds in Princeville.

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Rotting Away By Susan Cully The recent wet, warm autumn weather has favoured the mushrooms and fungi. There are many species bursting out of the soil and out of wood in the rainforest. These beautiful Pholiota spp mushrooms are devouring this log left to rot in the Lamington National Park. A single spore, operating like the fruit or seeds of plants, can be carried by the wind, or by insects or by slugs and snails, from one part of the forest to another. Where it lands it will develop into a fungal organism, it will begin the transformation of a fallen tree into the foundation of an essential forest food chain. These mushrooms will be eaten by Potoroos, Native Rats, Land Mullets, and Native Snails and Slugs. Native Ants, Termites and Cockroaches will set up their living quarters in the rotting wood, digesting the wood as a primary resource or ingesting the material softened by fungus or making use of the sanctuary provided by the log. The log is transformed into apartment-block living with room for lizards and snails and leeches to nest, breed, lay eggs and shelter their offspring. Because the Lamington, Beechmont, Tamborine and Springbrook Plateaus represent an overlap zone for species spreading down from the Northern Tropics and up from the Southern Temperate Rainforests, these forest provide a spectacular variety of flora and fauna. Fungus breaks down fallen leaves and fallen wood providing an essential service to the forest.

Biosecurity Queensland is managing a new Hendra virus case in a horse in the Gold Coast Hinterland area after a positive test result was received on 25th May. Queensland Chief Biosecurity Officer Dr Jim Thompson said one horse was euthanased on the property after rapid deterioration. “Tracing and risk assessments are being undertaken on any animals that may have had contact with the infected horse to work out if further testing needs to be done,” Dr Thompson said. “We will work with the property owners to ensure the risk is contained on the property.” Queensland Health’s Public Health experts are assessing the situation today to determine if any humans had contact with the infected horse, and stands ready to provide any assistance, counselling, information, testing or treatment that may be required. Dr Thompson said this was the first case of Hendra virus in Queensland this year. “Hendra virus infection can occur throughout the year, so it’s important that horse owners take steps to protect themselves and their animals at all times,” he said. “Vaccination is the single most effective way of reducing the risk of Hendra virus infection in horses. It is recommended that horse owners speak to their veterinarian about vaccinating their horses. “The deceased horse had not been vaccinated for Hendra virus. “If a horse becomes sick, owners should contact their veterinarian immediately. People in contact with horses need to remember to continue to practise good biosecurity and personal hygiene measures even if a horse is vaccinated against Hendra virus.” The Australian Veterinary Association says Hendra virus has posed a number of challenges for horse owners, equine veterinarians, government agencies, equine industries and the general public since it was first identified in 1994. Since then, outbreaks occurred sporadically in coastal Queensland as far west as Chinchilla, and from the Queensland border to as far south as Kempsey on the Mid-North coast of NSW. In disease outbreaks so far recorded, the virus has not been shown to be highly contagious, however it is highly lethal. In 2012, a safe, effective horse vaccine became available and it is the single most effective way of reducing the risk of Hendra virus infection and provides a work health and safety as well as a public health benefit. For more information on prevention of Hendra virus or biosecurity steps in an incident, visit www.biosecurity.qld.gov.au or call 13 25 23. For information on the vaccine, visit www.health4horses.com.au.

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Your Stars - June 2017

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News from St Luke’s By Di Ayscough You may have noticed St Luke’s has had a sign outside during the week saying, “Church Open”. This may have been seen by some as an invitation to come and enter, to others a very strange sign saying “Open” when churches are generally only for use on Sundays. Often, we categorize things such as church buildings, to have very specific uses. A church for many may be viewed as only open on Sundays, unless there is a wedding or a funeral happening. We would like you to see St Luke’s differently from that stereotype image. We would love it if the church was open every day of the year and people could just drop in any time they wanted and maybe stay awhile or just look and feel welcome. Have you ever been to visit someone and as you approached their front door you wondered what you would say or do. You wonder if you would be made to feel welcome. Who would greet you? What would the result of your visit be? Very often such apprehensive thoughts are unnecessary because once inside, any barriers you imagined did not exist and you were made to feel at home. St Luke’s has been taking part in an invitation to allow all people to come inside, feel welcome and just sit, or pray in peace and the quietness of the church. Sometimes people say they don’t know how to pray but there is no “proper” way to pray. At this time, my prayers are often for thankfulness as I enjoy the many blessings of my family, of the country side, the season of autumn and the peace of our nation. Just reflecting on what we have in our lives is a good starting point for prayer.

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Church Services Canungra Uniting Church: Appel Street. Sundays at 10.30am. Ph: 5541 1018. Marian Valley Catholic Shrine: Beechmont Road. Sundays 11am and 4pm. Ph: 5533 3617. Gospel Road Fellowship: Sundays 10am - 12noon at Moriarty Park Hall, Monarch Drive, Canungra. Ph: 0417 311 473. St Luke’s Anglican Church: 15-21 Kidston Street. Sundays at 7.45am. Ph: 5545 2919. St Margaret Mary’s Catholic Church: 9am every second and fourth Sunday. Ph: 5541 1068.

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Sport By Lana Rankin

Winners of the Canungra Ladies Pairs Championship Jean Ball and Ray Hickson

Canungra Bowls Club By Ray Hickson Thursday 27th April: Business and Community Competition. Tambo D Molly’s + 20pts; 207’s D On a Roll + 13pts; Dad N Lad D Numb Nuts + 10pts; Done N Dusted D Firies + 10pts; Past Glory D Crazy Farmers + 4pts; JAB D 3 of us + 2pts. Final ladder for season one: (1) Past Glory 15 + 55pts; (2) 207’s 14 + 60pts; (3) Firies 12 + 44pts; 3 of us 10 + 48pts; Done N Dusted 10 + 31; Tambo 10 + 19 point; Crazy Farmers 10 + 4pts; Dad N Lad 8 - 20pts; JAB 8 - 26pts; On a Roll 4 - 50pts; Numb Nuts 4 - 51pts; Molly’s 3 - 117pts. Congratulations to the Past Glory team Truce Hawkings, Randy Day, Neil Day (Skip). Sunday 30th April: Mixed Fours Day. 8 teams played. First - Canungra team J Seagull (Skip) with 4 + 12. Second - Canungra team D Lee (Skip) with 2 + 17. Last Round winner Rathdowney team Jim McCartney (Skip) with 2 + 9. Tuesday 2nd May: Scenic Rim Competition. Beaudesert Green 35 1/2pts; Beaudesert Blue 34pts; Rathdowney 28pts; Tamborine Mt 24 1/2pts; Beaudesert Red 22pts; Boonah 21 1/2pts; Canungra 14 1/2pts. Monday 15th May: Scenic Rim Final. Beaudesert Green 41 1/2pts; Tamborine Mt 34 1/2pts; Beaudesert Blue 34pts; Rathdowney 33pts; Boonah 25 1/2pts; Beaudesert Red 22pts; Canungra 19 1/2pts. Saturday 6th May: Chicken and Prawn Day. 8 teams played. Winners - Amberley team 4 + 32pts; Runner Up - Canungra team J Seagull (Skip) 4 + 27pts. Last round winner - Canungra team D Lee (Skip) + 9pts. Sunday 7th May: Flynn Victory Jug. Played at Tamborine Mountain. Winner Canungra Team John Harrison, Kerri Weston, Brian Laurence and Shane Stevenson (Skip) 4 + 23pts; second - Rathdowney team Jim McCartney (Skip) 4 + 18pts. Wednesday 10th May: Canungra Wall Plaque Competition. Canungra V Woongoolba. Woongoolba won overall with + 32pts; Highest rink margin won by Woongoolba with + 16pts. Saturday 14th May: Ladies Pairs Championship. Ray Hickson and Jean Ball 33pts D Kay Upton and Alison Koger 10pts; Geni Whitehead and Fiona Ward 28pts D Kelly Street and Kerri Weston 26pts. Wednesday 17th May: Canungra V Rathdowney. Rathdowney won overall + 6pts; Highest Rink Margin won by Rathdowney + 11pts. Wednesday 24th May: Canungra V Tugun. Tugun won overall + 6pts. Highest Rink Margin won by Tugun + 11pts. Saturday 20th May: Ladies Pairs Championship Final. Ray Hickson and Jean Ball 24pts D Fiona Ward and Geni Whitehead 15pts.

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This month, we were successful in our application for funding via the Canungra & District Community Bank! As a result, we are awaiting the arrival of a brand new line marking machine and a few of us on the committee are ridiculously excited! Our current machine has been loyal to the club for quite a number of years and we are so thankful it has held out for us. We’ll be using the new machine for the white lines and will (hopefully) continue to use the current machine for marking the U6/7s field in black. The grant also included sponsorship for our annual carnival which we will be hosting later in the year. A very big thank you to our local bank – your support is greatly appreciated! During May, the U12 competition changed from three divisions to four, due to Division 2 having too many teams. As a result our own U12 team have moved up a division and are now competing against a tougher crowd! Well done to Errol and his players for persevering through the younger age groups and finding form in your first year in a competition. Well done. Home games continue to draw small but vocal crowds and are great, regular events for our community to attend – don’t forget to keep an eye out on our Facebook page for upcoming evening and Saturday matches! Hoot hoot!

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CANUNGRA AREA GOLF CLUB RESULTS By Kim Sami 4th May: Monthly Medal - Stroke/Putt Winner - N Connolly (6). Runner Up - B Wiederman (69). Putts - B Mahoney (22). NTP - 14th Tobbs, 16th Mark B, 8th N Connolly, 16th,27th, +2nd S Nakano. BRD - C Spalding 69; R Hewlett 70; K Muir 71; V Slingsby 72 cb; B Broderick 72; R Harriman 73; C Murphy 73; M Byrne 75; K Flood 76. 6th May: Monthly Medal - Stroke/Putt Match Play Qualify. Winner - S.Sami (64). Runner Up - D. McGuinness (66). Putts S Sami (21). NTP - 5th R Bodey, 14th C. Murphy, 7th B Broderick, 16th M Voller, 8th G Brechbulil, 17th M Voller, 7th, 27th + 2nd K Flood, 8th Ladies 2nd J Toohey. 9th May: Monthly Medal - Stroke/Putt Winner - G Jarvis (78). Runner Up - L Bobermien (82). Putts- L Hodgins (27) NTP - 5th 2nd shot 33+ & 14th 2nd shot 33+ S Cameron. 11th May: 4BBB. Winners - C Spalding & D Sulivan CB (44). Runner Ups - K Muir & B

Cooper (44). Putts - C Spalding (44) Nearest the Pins - 8th K Cameron, 16th, 27th + 2nd B Cooper. 13th May: Stroke Putt Winner - M Watson CB (67). Runner Up - G Owen (67). Putts - G Brechbulil Nearest the Pins - 5th M Watson, 14th K Berghuis, 7th P Gray, 16th B Mills, 8th S Sami, 17th P Jones, 7th, 27th + 2nd K Flood, 8th Ladies 2nd W Brown. 16th May: Monthly Medal - Stroke/Putt. Winner K Darlington (69). Runner Up Pam McAllan (79). Putts - L Bobermien (28) .Nearest the Pins - 5th 2nd shot 33+ & 14th 2nd shot 33+ I Mills. 20h May: Stableford Multiplex - Winners R Bodey & S Sammi (77). Runner/s Up - M Byrne & B Cooper (68). NTP - 5th P Codner, 16th M Byrne, 8th D Sullivan, 17th R Bodey, 7th, 27th +2nd K Flood, 16th, 27th +2nd S Firth, 8th Ladies 2nd J Toohey. BRD - J Towley, M Shay 66; S Bobermien, B Bletcher 64; J Rodger, C Spalding 60; M Watson, D

Sullivan 55; K Darlington, S Lake 53; S Firth, P Jones 47; N Connolly, C Murphy 50. 23rd May: Stableford - Winner - P McAllan (32). Runner Up - M Smith (31). BRD - G Jarvis 31; N Jones 30; C Durston 18. 25th May: L v’s R Stableford - Winner - B Mahem (40). Runner Up - S Bobermien (39). NTP - 5th B Mahem, 7th S Bobermien, 16th K Cameron, 8th B Broderick, 17th S Bobermien, 16th, 27 +2nd S Nakano. BRD - V Slingsby 37; G Cowan 37; S Nakano 37; D Hellier 36; K Cameron 35; B Cooper 35; G Hopley 33; B Wiedemann 33; M Shay 33; M Byrne 32; R Brown 32; G Mulhearn 32; K Muir 32; C Murphy 31; G Owen 31; R Hewlett 30. 27th May: Foursome - Winners - G Brechbulil & D Brechbulil (68). Runners Up - T Bobermien & S Bobermien (71.5). NTP 17th R Hewlett & N Coorway.

The Canungra Times July 2017 Deadline for advertising and editorial is Wednesday 28 June

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Moriarty Park News By Bren Dalby

Fitness equipment is ordered and going in between the basketball court and play park very soon. There will be temporary fencing around for a few days whilst the installation is happening. Please enjoy the new addition to Moriarty Park! Next Trivia night will be on Saturday 22nd July at 6.30pm. Please book a table of 1-6 people ($10 a table) with Bren on 0414 435 919 or email bren.dalby@bigpond.com. Sponsored again by wonderful Foodworks. BYO nibbles and drinks, and money for raffle please!! Fun evening for low cost! Next month look out for how Canungra Op Shop (Arkwood Christian Association) pulled out all the stops, with the Moriarty Park Committee, to help out some of our families after the Cyclone Debbie floods. We are still looking for people interested in social netball. We have a few names but need enough for two teams to be able to enjoy a game at Moriarty Park. Let Bren know if you would like to have a crack at it.

Pilates is proving popular and beneficial but plenty of room for more folk to come and enjoy the evenings with Alanna - enquiries 0409 752 997. Moriarty Park will be holding a Christmas in July Disco. Theme is “anything Christmassy”. Look out for that one! BOOK CLUB on second Tuesday of the month at 7pm. Run by Marie de Jonge look at Canungra Book Club on Facebook. Come along and have a look! Moriarty Park would still like a Secretary please! Meetings every third Tuesday of the month at 7pm.. All welcome.

Sportsperson of the Month

Most of the Canungra Owls U12 team (coached by Errol Irvine and managed by Ang Mackenzie) have been playing together for a couple of years and until now, have not had many winning experiences. In fact, the past couple of seasons have seen this age group struggle for players. In the off season,

we weren’t even sure a team would be made and now they have 16 players on the book! This is the first year most of the kids have been in a competitive league, where scores are kept and points are earned. The kids took it all in their stride and took to the big field like they’d been there before. In the first few games in the 2017 season, not only were they kicking goals, but they were winning by large margins. As a result, they have changed division and are now playing (and winning!) against tougher teams on the Gold Coast. We are so proud to have these kids as part of our Club. They have welcomed new team members, overcome past disappointments and have rallied together to become a hard working team that has proven that you get to start over again at the beginning of every season. Well done Canungra Owls U12s!

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