Mount Morgan Argus Volume 12, Issue 13

Volume 12, Issue 13

www.mountmorgan.org.au

26th July - 9th Aug 2017

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History & Reflections

Pride in your Town Remember when we wrote about some of the crops and the plants that changed the history of the world, like potatoes, sugar and bamboo? Well, our next plant is rice. Rice rivals wheat as one of the world’s most important food crops. It has transformed landscapes across the globe and fed the most populous nation, China, through the most traumatic social revolution of the twentieth century. It has been blamed for global warming (but it could be statisticians, and not the traditional paddy field which is the fault). Rice provides food for around three billion people around the world.

Rice falls into four main categories; upland rice grown on hillsides, rain fed rice raised in shallow water, irrigated rice plugged into the paddy field and deep water rice planted in estuaries and places that flood naturally. It is the oldest continuously grown cereal in the world, and it is raised in more than 100 countries. To grow one of the most important crops in the world, 12 million square kilometres of land in Southeast Asia, America, Africa, Australasia and southern Europe (Italy especially) are devoted to the rice fields. It is not enough as in less than 10 years, by around 2025, an extra 1.5 billion people will come to depend on rice. It is amazing how these plants can really change our world and its history. Enjoy your rice pudding now. ooo0ooo This is just a blast from the past to show how life was before the days of chain saws.

Before chainsaws were invented the logging industry in the United States, Canada and Australia was a seriously challenging occupation, and we are only talking about 125 years ago. There were forests full of monster trees and cutting them down was done by hand. Look at the length of the two-man hand saw and heavy duty axes used to drop these tremendous trees. It is almost inconceivable that these trees could be cut down by hand. The work required very strong men (and horses) working long hours for minimal pay. Could you imagine doing this to earn a living?

After a tree was finally felled, it took a week or more to cut it up into sections that could be managed and transported by train to a lumber yard. How did they get those logs up onto the flatbed of a train? A long time before anyone ever thought of a mobile home or caravan hollowed out logs were used to house and feed the logging crews. Even some became the mobile office for the company. We are accustomed to our modern conveniences like electricity and gasoline powered chain saws and it is mind boggling to see how tasks were performed before these appeared on the scene. Enjoy the photos.

Think Clean - Be Tidy

UMI

By Graeme Meade

I love it when I save something!

This steriliser had been used for years as a horse trough. After that it was dumped in a shed, it was about to be crushed and buried. It was very grotty when I got it, but after scrubbing it and a little painting, it looks a lot better.

I was told it came from the Mount Morgan Hospital when it was rebuilt in 1968. The unit is marked UMI. I can find no reference to UMI when I search for it. I guess it’s an old Australian company. It is electric and has an element on the bottom.

The power cables have been cut, but the remnants are cloth covered, so I would guess it to be around the 1930s or 1940s. It probably had a stainless steel basket in it to hold the instruments that where bring sterilised.

Last week I also received a milk urn that has UMI Enterprises stamped on it. It seems strange to have 2 different items with the same letters.

They are both similar, round, and both hold liquids. Maybe it is the same company.

This urn is different to others I have seen, the handle is more rounded. I was thinking that it is from the 1930s. A gentleman was looking at it last week with interest. He told me had worked in dairies all his life from 1950 and he had never seen a milk urn with UMI Enterprises stamped into it. He noted that the shape and build were a little different. He thinks it would be over 100 years old.

Makes sense to me, the original name has been XXXed out; it was last used in the Wowan area. I have found a couple more UMI Enterprises urns.

They are small ones, maybe 10 litres.

MMPAD Meet and Greet

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Pictured above L-R Gail Carter & Matt Winning

On Saturday the 8th July MMPAD members, concerned parents and citizens, local business owners, representatives from organisations including Bluecare, Mount Morgan Multipurpose Centre, Redfrog, The Golden Mount Festival Association, Rodeo Association and the Dee Bowls Club joined together with one common concern. That being what can we do for the Youth of Mount Morgan?

High School Principal Trevor Rickertt, Head of Dept, Junior School Gail Carter and Head of Department Senior School Matt Winning along with School Chaplain Wayne Linney, spoke about the lack of sporting facilities, activities and other opportunities for the young people of our town.

When Matt from the High School originally approached MMPAD for assistance, the executive proposed an initial meet and greet to ascertain community interest, as the first step towards further consultation with all stake holders.

On Saturday the 15th July MMPAD executives raised the concerns which were identified at the initial meeting to Member for Mirani Jim Pearce and then also to Michael Rowe, Rockhampton Regional Council General Manager (Operations) on the 17th July in Rockhampton. The next stage is a formal meeting with immediate stakeholders which is currently being organised. Thank you to all who were able to attend the Meet and Greet.

Pictured below L-R Matt Winning, John Steinberger & Trevor Rickertt

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Mount Morgan Primary

High School Sports

On Friday the 14th of July, Mount Morgan SHS held their track and field athletics carnival which was a day to remember! The three house teams, Gordon, Paterson and Kendall, fought their way through the events including Shot Put, Discus, Long Jump, Triple Jump, 100m, 200m and 400m.

A special event was added this year called the Principal’s Cup, where we found out who the fastest boy and fastest girl in the school were, settled by a 100m sprint race. The very first Principals Cup saw a grade 9 girl, Holly Cant, show the young and old just how fast she is as she took out the race in 14.90s.

We then witnessed amazing athleticism in the boys Principals Cup, where Joshua McDougall in grade 12 showed his young and old rivals just how fast he can run with a photo finish win, which he took out in 12.09s.

Overall, all athletes showed true spirit and modelled exceptional behaviour making the day fun and exciting. Next year the year 12 students MIGHT win in the annual teachers verse students relay, but they will have to bring their A game.

Well done to the Age Champions who are listed below.

U12 Girls- La’Karna Hayden U13 Boys- Cody Brown U13 Girls- Claire Noonan U14 Boys- Joshua Grange U14 Girls- Holly Cant U15 Boys- Brayden Wilkes-Hayden U15 Girls- Alexis Kajewski U16 Boys- Lachlan Buckton U16 Girls- Shelby Evans U17 Boys- Zachary Somerfield U17 Girls- Maddy Mackay Open Boys- Davin Plummer Open Girls- Emily Stein

Pictured Above - Overall Girls - Blue House

S P O R T S

Mount Morgan Central State School held their Sports Day on Wednesday the 21st June 2017 at Newman Oval. Results were:Age Champions: BOYS 2012 – C. Courtney (blue) 2011 – R. Coleman (gold) 2010 – M. Coleman (gold) 2009 – G. Howie (blue) 2008 – Z. Wright (gold) 2007 – K. Brady (gold) 2006 – M. Moore (green) 2005 – A. Hayden-Bray (blue) Age Champions: GIRLS 2012 – A. Wright (gold) 2011 – T. Richter (green) 2010 – L. Passmore (blue) 2009 – M. Steger (gold) 2008 – D. Veber (green) 2007 – C. Kane (green) 2006 – P. Dridan (blue) 2005 – L. Martin (blue)

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Pictured Above - Overall Boys - Gold House

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19 Annual Show th Saturday, 12 August, 2017 th

Mt Morgan Showgrounds Lucky Gate Prizes Side Show Alley The Crackup Sisters Radical Reptiles First Light Entertainment CQ Funky Faces Face Painting and Balloon Twisting Johnson Park Petting Zoo and Pony Rides Pavilions Market Stalls Fireworks

Gate Fees Adults $10 – Pension/Student $7 Family (2 Adults/2 students) $30 Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult All Exhibitors to Pay Admission

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The Orange Dot

By Larry at Fox Video

Movie Review

Set in a small Western Australian mining town that seems very familiar to us, populated by well-drawn, unforgettable characters, JASPER JONES is a story that grabs and holds you from the very start.

He’s flattered that Jasper came to him and the last thing he wants to do is let the older boy down and leave him hanging...But Charlie is deeply afraid at the same time.

JASPER JONES

keeping control of his annoying, Nevertheless, he climbs through the supremely confident and indomitable Thirteen-year-old Charlie Bucktin is window and follows the shadowy best friend Jeffrey, and falling sound asleep. It’s late and the night figure of JASPER JONES into the desperately in love for the first time. is warm and still. Charlie is startled darkness. awake by a persistent, urgent rapping And he and Jasper Jones must still on his bedroom window...It’s Jasper The bush at night can be a very scary solve the mystery...

Jones and he is obviously distraught place, and Jasper leads Charlie deeper and in need of help. and deeper into the forest until finally Hugo Weaving and Toni Collette lead they arrive at a clearing with a pond, an outstanding cast in this adaptation Now Jasper is a dangerous sort of Jasper’s private place. of Craig Silvey’s award-winning character with a reputation for being Australian Best Seller from 2009. rebellious...A loner...An outcast.

It is then that Charlie is witness to JASPER JONES is directed by Rachel Charlie on the other hand tends to Jasper’s terrible discovery.

Perkins, is an hour and a half long stay close to home. He likes his books and rated M for “Mature themes and and is not a risk-taker, but he admires With this awful knowledge weighing coarse language.”

Jasper for his stand-alone strength. him down and not being able to So when Jasper, who is a few years confide in anyone, Charlie still has Tragedy, secrecy, gossip... A small older than Charlie, pleads for his to contend with his moody, irascible Aussie town... help the boy is flooded with mixed Mum, the possible breakup of his JASPER JONES... Loved it! emotions. parents’ marriage,

Wildlife

Matters

By Trish Mathers - Phone 04005 91504

Years ago we had the most amazing little creature come into care. She had been found when people were digging out their causeway, and feeling sure she was a native animal, they brought her to us. She weighed in at only 4 gms, was only partly furred, and was obviously a baby. She was a Planigale.

Planigales are a very tiny mammal, in fact, they are marsupials. Fully grown they weigh in at around 7gms.

To give you an idea of their small size, a teaspoon holds around 5gms.

Planigales are the third smallest marsupial in the world, and they can have up to ten babies at a time!

Can you imagine how small these little babies would be?

Our little wonder we named Tiny.

Fully grown she was only about one quarter of the size of a house mouse. Planigales are meat eaters primarily, and Tiny’s main diet was mealworms while in care. In the wild they will catch and eat insects, grubs and small animals. They have even been known to jump on the back of a mouse and kill it! Pretty brave for such a little creature!

Planigales have very long noses, much like bandicoots, and are a

Image Sourced greyish brown colour.

Recently we had a flying fox come into care. She appeared to be fine but in very poor condition. Further investigations by a bat specialist, she was found to have no teeth left.

This is very often caused by the bats eating cocos palm fruits.

The fruit is unusually hard and causes their teeth to be ground down to nothing. Please do not plant cocos palms, and if you have some in your yard, you might consider removing them for the benefit of our native animals.

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MOUNT MORGAN QFES OPEN DAY Sunday 27th August 2017 9am – 2pm at the Mt Morgan Fire Station, Morgan St. QFES Demonstration & Explanation, simulated structural Fire, Search & Rescue, Little Squirt, Blazer and more!

See the next edition for more detailed information.

30th July 2017 No. 7 Dam Mount Morgan 11am - 1pm

The Railway Hotel

Drive Through Bottle Shop

Meals Fri $12 Roasts-6pm-8pm Meals Sat - 6pm-8pm Raffles Friday Night & Saturday Afternoons Third Sunday each month 3pm RAOB Raffles

Coolabah 4 litre Casks $15.99

Pool Comp - WED NIGHT 7.30pm - $5 Nomination One of our Firefighters recently lost his Brother to Cancer and he is currently participating in a Cancer Council Fundraiser called the “Mystery Box Rally 2017” and as a part of that he will be conducting a Raffle and Sausage Sizzle which will be carried out by the Mt Morgan Rotary Club.

90 James Street Mount Morgan

Phone: 49

381 082

The Cancer council will hopefully be in attendance as well to promote Cancer Awareness.

Please note! The Cancer information has no relevance to recently campaigned Cancer in Fire fighters.

CONCREATURE Concreting Service All aspects concreting Restoration old slabs a speciality Exposed- Colour- Stencil Jobs under $3000 value

0428 154 172

Clinic 1st Tuesday of the Month

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To submit any stories or information to MMPAD please email: mmpad@bigpond.com

ALAN HOUSMAN BUILDER ABN 52 081 926 QBSA 19514

Domestic & Commercial Work Specialising in: • Restumping • Extensions • Renovations • New Home

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Angela Douglas: 0401 953 882

Tony Harney Plumbing Available for all domestic and commercial work.

Blocked drains, leaking taps or any other maintenance issues Phone Tony

0429669499 Servicing Mount Morgan

ABN : 76 171 835 370

Stanley Constructions Home Renovations

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We specialise in general carpentry repairs & steel Fabrications From design & planning to simple handyman services, we do it all.

Phone Gordon Lee today: 0418886997

QBSA 735099

M.A.W Mowing & Handyman Services ABN: 30 706 300 266 Now offering Ironing & Housecleaning Services Mark Williamson 0403 571 561 Email: mawmowing@live.com

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Mark Humphrey’s Electrical 8 Baldwin Street Mount Morgan 4714 Electrical Lic. No. 74711 Phone: 0439 727 609 FAX: 4938 2885

MOUNT MORGAN FUNERALS PHONE (07) 4938 1121 ALL HOURS Local Consultants Brian and Carol Glover PROUDLY SERVING MOUNT MORGAN

Domestic, Rural, Commercial Installation and Repairs, Promptly Servicing Mount Morgan & Wowan Districts

Buy Local - Support Locals

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or Phone MMPAD on 4938 2312 for any enquiries and pricings

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Prompt service - Reasonable rates Call Paul on 0418 136558 License No 61543

Mob: 0439 880 919 Qld Health PMT 1001493211 Ph: 07 4911 3901 BSA Licence 1189930

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Bob Wheeler 0419 663 277 Po Box 91 Mt Morgan

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TAXI 0459 131 008

Finlayson & McKenzie Funerals Sandi Wood (nee Inslay) from Mount Morgan was born and raised within the Mount and is well aware of the needs of the Mount Morgan community.

Sandi is Mount Morgan’s funeral consultant and is available for all funeral advice.

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EFTPOS now Available

Contact Sandi for more information and competitive prices with burials, cremations or prepaid funerals.

Sandi Wood your local consultant Phone: 4922 1269 fmckfunerals@live.com.au

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Stewarts Towing & Service Station

MOUNT MORGAN HOSPITAL NEWS MENINGOCOCCAL ACWY PROGRAM: Meningococcal disease is a rare but severe infection. It occurs when meningococcal bacteria invade the body from the nose or throat. There is now a safe and effective vaccine for Meningococcal strains A, C, W and Y. Some of the highest rates of meningococcal carriage occur among 15 – 19 year olds. This age group can transmit the bacteria to others who are at high risk of infection, including young children.

6 Central Street, MOUNT MORGAN Phone: 49 38 12 83 24 Hour Service - 7 Days a Week

A funded vaccination program is being offered to eligible people with limited funding for catch-up immunisations.

To be eligible clients must be aged 15-19 years at the time of vaccination. On Tuesday 8th August our Hospital is holding an immunisation clinic for this from 4pm – 7pm. Appointments for this clinic are essential and can be made by phoning 4912 5100 during business hours.

By prior arrangement only, vaccination may be available at other times.

All clients attending for immunisations must bring their medicare card to their appointment.

Colin and Michelle Dean Fitzroy Funerals

- Competitive rates - Local bloke - Clean Ups - Maintenance - Repairs - Minor Home Repairs - Welding - Driveways - Landscaping - Fencing - Mowing and much, much more - Lifts up to 1.5 ton and carry up to 5 ton - 9m Tri Axle Trailer 3.5 ton electric winch

Phone Paul on 4938 1321 or 0429 987 130 ABN: 43920044782

Jobs under $3,300 value

Deslea’s Cutz for Mutz Mobile Dog Clipping Phone Des: 0447 275 402

187 Musgrave Street Rockhampton 24 Hour Contact 49225422 colin@fitzroyfunerals.com.au

Plumbing & Building Maintenance • • • •

Plumbing/Gas Fitting Roofing Bathroom Renovations Blocked Drains

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Plumbing Maint Building Maint Seamless Floors Spray Tiling

Servicing Mount Morgan & Surrounding Areas Pensioner Discounts

Phone Chris - 0497374052 ABN: 40087958989

QBCC - 100043

Ready Set Go For The Mount Morgan Show

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Not long now to this year’s Mount Morgan Show to be held on 12th August 2017. We aim to build on the success of previous years and make the 2017 Show better than ever.

In line with the long standing tradition of Queensland Agricultural Shows and the Mount Morgan Show, in particular, there will be fun and entertainment for the whole family. From horses, cattle, poultry, caged birds, arts and craft, photography, cooking, sewing and needlework, farm and garden, horticulture and this year for the first time, Lego, exhibitors will be displaying the best our region has to offer. Keen interest is expected in the Lego Competition where any Lego construction can be entered in classes for under 6’s, under 12’s under 17’s and an open category.

The last date for entry of exhibits in the various pavilion sections is Friday 4th August 2017. An entry form can be obtained from the website mountmorganshow.com.au and completed forms can be either posted to PO BOX 183, Mount Morgan, Qld, 4714 or lodged with MMPAD at the Railway Complex, 1 Railway Parade.

President of the Mount Morgan Agricultural Show Committee, Brian Glover said, “Our special attraction for this year are the Crackup Sisters. Everyone will remember their great performances a few years ago at the Show and the Festival. We are assured that they have only got better so make sure you come along and enjoy what they have to offer.”

The Crackup Sisters will provide four shows at various times during the day. There will also be Resta Reptile Shows, which proved very popular last year, and First Light Entertainment will conduct Circus Workshops which will be entertaining crowds with stilt walking. Another special attraction prior to the fireworks will be “The It’s Flammable Fire Show”.

Brian said, “The It’s Flammable Fire Show is a 25 minute choreographed stilt walking fire show, featuring fire hula hoop, fire poi, fire sticks of all shapes and sizes, coloured flame and fire eating and is not to be missed. Remember, it will be on just before the fireworks display, so if you plan to go home and come back, make sure you come before 6pm.”

Free Face Painting will also be provided by CQ Funky Faces and Johnson Park Petting Zoo and Pony Rides will be back and is always a winner with the little ones. Ring events with horses and cattle will commence at 8am and will run throughout the day.

Live music will be provided from 4pm until the fireworks at 7pm and speaking of the fireworks, if they are anything like last year’s you won’t want to miss them. Don’t forget the licensed bar, great burgers, raffles, junior motorbike trails and side show alley.

Gate fees have been kept at the same price as last year with $10 for Adults, $7 for Pensioners and Students and a Family pass for 2 Adults and 2 Students for $30. Every gate ticket can also be entered in the draw for the three lucky gate prizes of an IGA Mount Morgan $250 Voucher, a Stewarts Towing and Service Station $100 Voucher and a Georges Workwear and Country Outfitters $50 Voucher.

“I would like to take this opportunity to thank all our great sponsors and our dedicated committee and I would urge everyone to come along on the 12th August and help continue the great tradition of Mount Morgan Shows”, Brian said.

FRUIT & VEGGIE STALL Baree Hall

Every Wednesday from 11am-4pm Every Baree Market as well Brown onions $2 kg, Jap Pumpkin $1.80 kg Red Capsicum $3 kg, Potatoes $1.80 kg

K. J. Daniels

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PO. Box 36 Mount Morgan QLD 4714

ABN 64 538 030 420

4938 1867

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SAVE THE DATE!

July 27: GMFA Bingo. St. Mary’s Anglican Church hall, Gordon St. Doors open 9am - play starts 10am.

July 28,29,30: Baralaba 100th Birthday Celebrations.

Jul 29: QCWA Grocery Cent Sale. 2pm. East St hall.

Aug 3: GMFA Bingo. St. Mary’s Anglican Church hall.

Gordon St. Doors open 6.30pm. Play starts 7.30pm.

Aug 4: Blue Care. Cnr East & Gordon St. 8am-noon.

Aug 5: Blue Care Trash & Treasure. Gordon St. 9amNoon. Affordable clothing and much more.

Aug 5: MMPAD Trivia Night. Community Services Hall.

6-9pm. $10 p/p. Teams of 4 to 6. Includes nibbles. Hot food available. Bar operating. Phone 49 382 312.

Aug 10: GMFA Bingo. St. Mary’s Anglican Church hall, Gordon St. Doors open 9am - play starts 10am.

Aug 12: Mount Morgan Show. 8am-8pm.

Aug 17: GMFA Bingo. St. Mary’s Anglican Church hall, Gordon St. Doors open 6.30pm. Play starts 7.30pm.

Aug 19: Wowan Show. Contact Secretary E. Reynolds on 0429 934 483 for further information.

Aug 24: GMFA Bingo. St. Mary’s Anglican Church hall, Gordon St. Doors open 9am - play starts 10am.

Sept 2: Mount Morgan Wattle Fun Day & Village Markets.

Railway Complex. 8.30am-2pm.

Sept 2: Blue Care Trash & Treasure. Gordon St. 9amNoon. Affordable clothing and much more.

Sept 23: Mt. Morgan Central State School P & C Cent Sale Fundraiser. Doors Open 12.30pm for 2pm start. School of Arts. Ph 0473256549 for more info or to donate non perishable items.

Mt Morgan Pensioners League Pre Seniors Week Morning Tea

School of Arts August 15th at 9.30am

Competitions, lucky door, musical items and multi draw Bookings essentials ring Pat 49381986 or 0409270025 Bookings close 7th August

Open 10:00am - 8:pm Tuesday - Sunday

CLASSIFIEDS PAINTER: Semi retired. W. Cruickshank Phone 0488104774 or 0488105257. QBCC No-75608.

GUNS & AMMUNITION: MOUNT MORGAN. ERIC J. STEVENSON. Dealer Licence 5000149.

PHONE 0417006591

IN MEMORIAM

In Loving Memory of our parents Ellen Jane Turner and Colin Samuel Turner Mum passed away on 28th July 2010 Dad passed away on 2nd August 2016 Forever loved.

AGM Mount Morgan Rodeo Assoc Inc Annual General Meeting on 20th August 2017. All offices with be declares vacant and a new executive will be elected.

Everyone is welcome to come along and join our fun and enthusiastic team.

BAREE MARKETS No Baree Markets on the 12th August due to Mount Morgan Show Day. Our apologies for any inconvenience.

Pam Alden (Secretary) MT MORGAN RODEO RAFFLE RESULTS 6/07/2017 - Pick a Card No 49 – Mt Morgan R/E (15), No 50 – Jude C. (22), No 5 Big Bird (17), No 52 Noelene Mugridge (20) 7/7/17 - CQLX Rum Raffle – R. Joel (E84) 8/07/2017 - Pick a Card No 53 - Caroline Read (1), No 54 – Cheryl (5) 9/07/2017 Pick a Card No 55 - Lindley (17), No 56 - Mel (25), No - 57 J Schofield (17) Vege Tray - Glyn (C29) 13/7/17 Pick a Card No - 58 Jocelyn (2), No 59 - Bobby (6), No 60 - Rhonda (22), 14/7/17 - CQLX Rum Raffle - Kate Pomnitz (C76), 15/7/17 - Pick a No Card 61- Leonie Eilers (17)

Thank you for your support!

QCWA - Raffle Results - Drawn 12th July

1st Prize - $100 IGA Voucher- Mitzie McFarlane 2nd Prize $50 Leichhardt Hotel Voucher - Val Staines

MOUNT MORGAN PLAY GROUP

9.30am - 11.30am The Hub in Morgan Street Morning Tea & Activities Provided

Next Argus: Wednesday, 9th August 2017 If you have something you’d like included in this issue, please note that all inclusions are required by Wednesday 2nd August 2017.

Ph: 4938 2312 Email: mmpad@bigpond.com