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Gordonvale Water Tower The Gordonvale Water Tower has stood for nearly 100 years at the heart of the community. Thetower was constructedbetween1932and1935.

The Tower was later used as a watchtower during WWII to warn of approaching Japanese bombers and was decommissioned as a water supply in 1953. Council has endorsed the removal of the tower with a provision for the development of a suitablecommemorativehistoricdisplay.

Three options have been explored that range from an adaptive use of the lower section of the tower to a full demolition. These options are displayed at the Gordonvale Library, the Display Board in Norman Park and in the related documents on the Council website. Each option includes site interpretive displays which explore the history of the tower and commemorate this key landmark and the role it played in thiscommunity.

Council would like your feedback regarding your preferred option for the structural component of the commemorative display. Take part in the survey online or return your completed form to the Gordonvale Library by 9 July, 2013. The Gordonvale Community has been invited to nominate their preferred option for the new structure tocommemoratethewatertower. PleasecompleteasurveyformattheLibrary.

The survey is also available online at www.cairns.qld.gov.au/aboutcouncil/community-engagement/current/current-projects/gordonvale-watertower. The water tower at Gordonvale’s Norman Park will be thoroughly documented forhistoricalpurposesbeforeitmakeswayforpublicspace.

Following public consultation regarding the future of Norman Park, Council voted to remove the 78-year-old structure, which is deteriorating and represents a public safety risk. Division 1 Councillor Steve Brain said photographs and detailed drawings would be taken of the structure, with copies to be submitted to various historical organisations.“While it is not Heritage Listed, the water tower does have some historical value to the town of Gordonvale and we want to make sure a detailed recordofitsexistenceisretained,”CrBrain said.

A survey circulated within the Gordonvale community and other users of the park asked whether respondents wanted the tower retained and upgraded.“It was a fairly

even response, with a slighter higher proportion of respondents supporting removal of the tower, rather than restoration,”CrBrain said.

“But there is also strong support for improving the park as public space.

Given the costly estimate for restoration – about $840,000 – and the restrictions that would place on further upgrades to the park, removal of the tower is considered to be the most appropriate option. Under existing regulations, we would not be permitted to add anything to the tower, such as a clock or lookout platform, so any upgrade would be purely to make it safe in itspresentform.”

The tower was used to supply water to the town of Gordonvale from 1935 to 1953, when it was decommissioned as a result of Behana Gorge becoming the primary water supply for the area. The structure has been deteriorating for many yearsduetoconcretecancerandafencecurrently preventspublicaccess.

Upon removal of the tower, fragments will be made available to historical organisations and members of the public as a souvenir and some components will be retained for an interpretive historical display at the park. Removal of the water towerwill cost$150,000,whichwill besourcedfrom the2013-14budget.

Council is currently investigating further improvements to Norman Park, such as enhanced facilities and playground equipment, with work to commence this financial year.

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Spotlight on Valuations: It is very important when you list your property for sale that your price reflects recent sales in the market.

WhenyouhaveaContractofSaleonyourproperty,dependingonthe buyer's deposit, their lender will order a bank Valuation on your property.Thishappensinatleast90%ofallsales.

The registered valuer will take into account any recent sales in the area that compare to your property. Recent sales are sales that have taken place in the last 6 months up to a 5km radius. The registered valuer utilises what is called a Direct Comparison Method which agents alternatively call a C.M.A. (Comparative MarketAnalysis).

Inthecaseofaruralzonedproperty,valuationscanbecomparedtoseveralregionalsales areas, for example: Mirriwinni, East Trinity, Goldsborough, Deeral. It is very important for your agent to be present at the valuation to provide written evidence of recent sales in the area that the Valuer may not yet be aware of. In this regard an agent must have a strong presenceinthearea.

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Never Give Up, Never Ever Give Up Gordonvale State School was fortunate to have Paul Hockey, cancer survivor and Mt Everist conqueror speak to students as part of the ‘Friends for Life’ program, a program designed to assist students to develop resilience and self-confidence to copewith difficultsituations.

Mr Hockey, born with cancer, had his arm amputated when he was just a baby. As an adult, Paul became a martial arts instructor and went on to climb Mt Everist to raise funds for cancerresearch.

Students were captivated by Mr Hockey’s story about his life and achievements.

Mr Hockey encouraged students to live by his motto “Never Give Up, Never Ever Give Up” and to adopt a positive attitude when faced with personalchallenges.

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School to Celebrate 100 Years McDonnell Creek State School is a small school located at Fishery Falls about 17 kilometres South of Gordonvale. The school is situated on the Highway and is hidden amongst a bush setting and this year they are celebrating their 100 year Centenary CelebrationCommunity Event.

The event on the 19th of October will start at 8am and go through until 4pm and will include market stalls and other events throughout the day. The school is in the process of publishing a centenary book and are looking for past and present students to contribute to this special occasion through articles to be included in the book aswell asphotostobeputon display on thebig day.

The publication of a book is quite expensive and the school is asking interested small businesses to assist by placing and advertisement on the back page of the book or simply make a donation. Last of all the school is also looking for stall holders to attend on the day. Please contact the school as soon as possible for more information andtobeinvolved, oremail theschool office.

Council Corner WHAT’S HAPPENING AROUND THE REGION MuralWorkshops with Nicky & ComputerWorkshops with Mark: MuralWorkshops with Nicky and ComputerWorkshops with Mark will be back for term 3 in Gordonvale and Babinda. Numbers have been steadily growing in both towns and the workshops have proven to be very popular with parents and students alike. No booking is required. For more information contact the Gordonvale Hub on 4056 6712 or 0457 789 236.Babinda workshops.Wednesday afternoons 3 - 5pm. Babinda Task Force. Gordonvale workshops, Thursday afternoons 3 - 5pm.Gordonvale Hub.

Norman Park Water Tower: Council has endorsed the removal of the water tower in Norman Park with a provision for the development of a suitable commemorative historic display. Three options have been explored that range from an adaptive use of the lower section of the tower to a full demolition.These options are displayed at the Gordonvale Library, the Display Board in Norman Park and on the council website linked below. www.cairns.qld.gov.au/aboutcouncil/community-engagement/current/current-projects/gordonvale-water-tower

Gordonvale Swim Club: Cairns Regional Council recognises that there is a strong interest in Swimming in the Gordonvale community and would like to see options for people to join a structured swimming club. As such Council has prepared this survey to see if there is any interest in re-establishing a swim club at

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Gordonvale Pool. If you would like to have your say on the Gordonvale Swim Club just pop in to the library and ask for a survey form. Surveys need to be completed byWednesday 26th June.

Norman Park Movie Night:

FREE MOVIE Norman Park Saturday July 13th 6.30pm Proudly brought to you by Cairns Regional Council Creative Partnerships, MissionAustralia,Mulgrave District Chamber of Commerce,ParkviewTavern and End Credits Film Club. Head on over to the Parkview Tavern before the movie for your $20 pizza movie deal,pizza,garlic bread and a 1.25L soft drink with cups.

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Preparing for Year 7

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November

Story time, Gordonvale Library 10.30am Markets, Norman Park 7.30am-12pm School Term 3 commences JP Signing Service, Gordonvale RSL 10am-2pm Computers for Beginners, Gordonvale Library 10.30am

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3-2 Story time, Gordonvale Library 10.30am 7 Markets, Norman Park 7.30am-12pm 13 Last Day School Term 4 13 JP Signing Service, Gordonvale RSL 10am-2pm 13 Computers for Beginners, Gordonvale Library 10.30am 25 Christmas Day Public Holiday 26 Boxing Day Public Holiday

Markets, Norman Park 7.30am-12pm Story time, Gordonvale Library 10.30am JP Signing Service, Gordonvale RSL 10am-2pm Computers for Beginners, Gordonvale Library 10.30am The Great Pyramid Race

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Gordonvale State High School student numbers will increase in 2014 with the addition of year 7. To accommodate student numbers, construction of a two storeyblock of classroomshascommenced.

The local construction company Byrant Queensland Pty Ltd have been contracted to build the classroom block, ready for completion by the start of November this year.

Thenewblockwillbepositionedatthebackof theschool,nearestthesportsoval.

The two storey building will consist of four general classrooms and one flexible learning area on the top floor, and two drama rooms and a music room on the ground floor. The flexible learning area will be used for Year 7 robotics and science teaching.

The drama rooms will open out onto a landscaped precinct including an amphitheatre wherestudentscan viewschool performances.

In addition, the school has had extensive renovations to B Block in preparation for their new year 8 students in 2014. Six upstairs classrooms will be refurnished with new student desks and chairs and all classrooms have been fitted with data projectors and wireless access. One room, B7, will become a lunch time activities room in which year 8 studentscan usecomputers,playboard gamesorread.

In the lead up to the opening of the new building precincts for year 7 and year 8 students, the school has planned a variety of educational experiences aligned to the school’s individual projects for 2014 – robotics, scientific investigations, digital media andhospitality/cooking.

Current Year 6 and 7 students will be presented opportunities to enhance their knowledge and skills in each of these four areas throughout the start of term 3.

Students will showcase their knowledge and skills to the school community on 21st August,duringtheschool’sVIVIDnightof celebration.

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Story time, Gordonvale Library 10.30am Markets, Norman Park 7.30am-12pm JP Signing Service, Gordonvale RSL 10am-2pm Computers for Beginners, Gordonvale Library 10.30am Last Day School Term 3

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Story time, Gordonvale Library 10.30am Markets, Norman Park 7.30am-12pm CNW Electrical Wholesalers Gordonvale Cup Labour Day Public Holiday School Term 4 commences JP Signing Service, Gordonvale RSL 10am-2pm Computers for Beginners, Gordonvale Library 10.30am McDonnell Creek School celebrating 100 years, a day of fun and festivities

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December

Weekly Mon Gordonvale Goanna’s Playgroup, 9.30-11.30am, QCWA Hall, Contact Debbie 4067 5344 Mon Brownies (aged 7-10 ½ yo) Guide Hut 4pm-6pm Mon Guides (aged 10 ½ - 13) Guide Hut 6.30pm-8.30pm Tue Active Games in Norman Park 3.15pm Tue Rangers (aged 13-18yo) Guide Hut 7pm-9pm Wed Gumnuts (age 5-7yo) Guide Hut 4pm-5.30pm Sat 4F Fun Fitness group meet at Julie’s Tasty Treats between 6.30-7am.

Walk, ride etc.

Mon-Sat: Mulgrave Settlers Museum, 60 Gordon Street 10am-2pm Gordonvale Community Hub located at 17-19 Cannon Street

If you would like to see your small or large event eg. fetes, cent sales, trivia nights, markets etc. published in the Caltex Community Calender please email your details to: admin@mulgravenews.com.au or give us a call on 07 4056 5825

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Bowen Therapy at Markets If you have had a leisurely stroll around the monthly Gordonvale markets in Norman Park, then there is a good chance that you have seen Robyn there; across from theGordonvaleRSLClub.

She has a stall every month giving people the opportunity to find out how her treatments of Bowen Therapy and Emmett Technique may be of help. It is a relaxed atmosphere in which to meet her and discuss any pain and discomfort issues that youmay have.

Robyn also does short treatments at the markets. Treatments can address issues you may have with shoulders, neck, arms, knees, calves, feet, some back pain relief or general relaxation. Enjoy taking ten minutes out to relieve some tension before continuing on yourmarketexperience.

Robyn is a fully qualified therapist and medical rebates are available. The clinic is located at 90 Riverstone Road, Gordonvale. Please call Robyn for an appointment on:Phone40563656or0431303453.

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Recollections of Sheppard Street Gordonvale 1947-1950 (Informationsuppliedby MulgraveSettlers Museum) Sheppard Street was just a gravel road in the 1940’s, but it was wide enough for two cars to pass, although this didn’t happen very often. The most used transport was thetrustypushbikeortwostrong legs.

Sheppard Street was named after Tom Sheppards. An “S” was added to its end around 1980, when it was realised that the “S” was missing. Sheppard Street ended at the bullock paddock with a turn around where Clarke Street is today. Thomas butchers leased the land and it was a holding yard for cattle before they went to the slaughter yards nearby. Cattle were bought by train to Gordonvale siding (where Johnson Park is today) and a lead cow was used to bring the cattle from Simmons Street over the railway line, down Sheppard Street and through a large slip rail gate at thebottom end. MrBill Spurrierrodeon ahorseattheback ofthemob.

When word went out that cattle were on the way, all the occupants of the houses on the route that had fences, rushed to close the gates to protect their vegetable gardens. Kids, who thought of spooking the cattle just for the fun of it, were soon deterred by the crack of Mr Spurrier’s stock whip. On the south side of the end of Sheppard Street was a track that ran along close to the bullock paddock to an

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airplane hanger that housed Mr Bert Thomas’s plane. The runway for the plane was the race track. Yano Cappellano remembers helping to remove a section of the fence around the racecourse, before pushing the plane out. Mr John Buchanan oncewentup withBertforaflight.

Back then, Alley Park was mainly all bushland inhabited by hobos and they lived in huts made of tin collected from refuse. One of the hobo’s who was named Barney, had a shack about 50 metres into the bush and the floor of the shack was almost like glass, being made of well watered clay. To get across the drain so he could walk into town, he used two railway sleepers, which he had to carefully navigate on the way home, afterafew drinksatthelocal pub. WirthsCircuswouldperforminAlleyPark.

An advertisement in “The Cairns Post” submitted by Wirths Circus, boasted some of the attractions such as, The Great Pribyl the “human cannonball”, and a sum of 500 pounds was offered to anyone who could successfully accomplish this dangerous feat. Mr Philip Wirth Jnr, had perfected the art of leaping on his horse’s back as the animal jumped a hurdle. Madame Prince had 15 performing monkeys, including Caesar the only monkey sharpshooter in the world. Wirths Circus was also proud to showoffits14cagesofwildanimals.

Gordonvale Lions Club The following equipment & facilities are available for hire: Tables (seats 8) $ 7 Chairs $ 1 Large Barbeques $ 25 + gas Merry-go-round $100 Contact Norm Fitzpatrick 4056 3081

Air-conditioned club room with: • tables & seating for 60 • self-contained kitchen • data projector, laptop and screen Hire cost is $60/day or $10/day to non-profit organizations.

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A large food van with all accessories for cooking chips, hamburgers etc. Catering services to large functions available. Contact Hec Stampa 4056 1032.

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Community Benefit Tokens For every $20 spent at Walters SUPA IGA (excluding Cigarettes and cig products) customers receive a token to deposit in the Community Token Box of their choice. Spend $100 and receive 5 tokens, etc.

The value of the tokens is paid to the Community Organisation twice a year.

Shopping locally puts money back into our local community through the token program.

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New Machinery The Mulgrave News and Cairns Bookbinders is pleased to announce the Acquisition of two new officemachines.

The new Ricoh office machine prints full colour up to A3. The machine also has an attachment that allows us to make booklets straight from themachine.

In the next couple of weeks we will also have the capacity to print poster size prints and photos from our office in Gordon Street. This will be doneon ournew Rolandwideformatprinter.

We are looking forward to offering these servicestothepeoplearoundGordonvale.

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The Mulgrave News is an independently owned newsletter printed and delivered free to the residents of Gordonvale every month. Any articles of interest can be included in the paper by emailing to admin@mulgravenews.com.au.Deadlineforarticlesandadvertisingisthe15thofthemonthtoallowtimeforsetupandprinting.Thepaperreliesonadvertisingbylocalbusinessestosucceed.Ifyoucannotadvertise inthepaper,pleasesupportthebusinessesthatdoadvertise.AuthorsareresponsibleforobtainingpermissiontoreproduceanymaterialpublishedintheMulgraveNewsforwhichtheydonotholdcopyright.

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Relay for Life Cairns Cairns Relay for Life was held on Saturday the 22nd of June at Barlow Park in Cairns and once again Gordonvale was well represented with a number of teams from thetownraisingmoney for suchanimportantcause.

The annual Relay for Life is the Queensland Cancer Funds biggest fundraiser and encourages teams of 10 to 15 people to raise money for research. Each team carries abaton non stop aroundthetrack for18hours.

With over 200 teams entered this year Cairns has really made this event its own and is renowned for being the biggest of its kind in Australia. Nearly $500 000 was raised this year and the Cairns and Gordonvale community can be proud of their accomplishment.

Although fairly hard work, the night is filled with entertainment and a great sense of comradeship amongst theparticipants.

Pet of the Month sponsored by The Feed Shop 12-14 George Street Phone: 4056 2510 Email: enquiries@thefeedshop.com.au

What a great response last month. Animals of all varieties were shared in the FavouritePetPhotos, snakes, eastern waterdragons, cats, adog, andahorse.

Congratulations Louise Twidale with your photo of ‘Lady’ helping celebrate a 1st birthday. Please contact Mulgrave News to arrange collection of your prize – a $5.00giftvoucher from TheFeedShop.

Each month there will be a new theme. For our July photo challenge we would like to see ‘Pets Rugging Up For Winter’. The winner’s photo will be featured in the August Issue of Mulgrave News. Entries close 20th July.Limitedtothreeentriesperperson.

Photo entries to be emailed to admin@mulgravenews.com.au or visit our Facebook page and post your photo on our Wall. To see all photos entries you can visit our website www.mulgravenews.com.au or our Facebook page. Please ensure you have permission from the animal owner before submitting entry. The winning photo printed each month receives a $5.00 gift voucherfromTheFeedShop.

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