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Burrum Heads Progress Assn Newsletter for August 2009TRANSCRIPT
News submissions to The SecretaryPO Box 43 Burrum Heads Qld 4659(email: <[email protected]>)
AUGUST 2009 ISSUEDeadlines for next issue:Advertising - 12 AUGUST 2009News item submissions - 19 AUGUST 2009
NEWSLETTER
ASSOCIATION NEWS
Our meeting on 15 July was attended by 22 members and 3
visitors, including Councillors Sue Brooks, David
Dalgleish and Les MucKan from Fraser Coast Regional
Council. Apologies were received from 15 members.
Thank you to all who attended, especially as it was State of
Origin night. Your commitment to the Association is
appreciated.
President’s Position: As our Association has been
without a President for two months, we were very pleased
when Ron Gregson accepted the challenge put to him.
Ron explained that other commitments would exclude him
from occasional meetings, but that he firmly believes in the
objects of our Association and will do his best in the role
of President.
Ron’s acceptance of this position means that we now have
a vacancy in the position of Assistant Secretary/Treasurer.
If you feel you can help in this role please contact one of
the Management Committee. We would certainly welcome
your assistance.
Social Bowls Day: This community event, organised by
the Burrum Heads Bluewater Boat Club, and supported by
the Burrum Heads Bowls Club, was an outstanding
success, both socially and financially. The Progress
Association greatly appreciates the efforts of the members
of these clubs, and of the donation of $1000 received
towards the cost of the shelter shed at the tennis courts. I
am sure that many who attended look forward to other
combined social functions. It was a ‘top’ day. Thank you.
Tennis Courts: Once again Ergon have advised of
another delay in the connection of power. We are now
hoping for lighting in August. We also expect that the
shelter shed will be erected in late July. Elsewhere in this
newsletter is a call for interested people to form a Social
Tennis Group. If you are considering ‘getting into tennis’
this is just the way to do it.
Illegal Campers: Barry Alexander has met with Andrew
Gaze (FCRC) for discussion regarding this issue. Council
has ordered five new signs – for Burrum Heads locations -
advising of fines for illegal camping, and also a large sign
at the entrance to town. They are now looking at ways in
which these rules can be policed.
Boat Ramp: George Dart advised that the Land
Management Plan was completed on 19 July and has now
been passed to the Dept. of Environment and Resource
Management. At present the report is ‘confidential’ and
cannot be released to the public. George has had
discussion with Chris Foley MP, and has been assured of
his support and assistance within Parliament on this issue.
George also advised that tenders are to be called next week
for improvements to the Burrum Heads Road boat ramp.
Alterations will include a 2.5m extension to the ramp, plus
a 1.3m walkway on each side of the ramp with mooring
rings and wooden buffers. A diagram of the planned
alterations will be on display at Burrum Traders, and also
on the notice board outside the general store (if the notice
board is still there!).
Burrum Heads ‘Needs’: Fraser Coast Regional Council
CEO has arranged to meet with Barry Alexander to discuss
our submission. The Association also received messages of
support from Councillors Sue Brooks and Barb Hovard.
Hall Cleaning: Lesley advised that we now have
approximately eighteen volunteers taking care of hall
cleaning. Working in groups of 3 or 4, each person will be
required to assist for approximately one hour every three
or four weeks. This is a great show of community
involvement, but we would be happy to see even more
sign-on to help. This is not just for the ladies; men are also
very welcome to assist. If you can spare an hour once a
month please contact Val (41295 765) or Lesley (41295
410).
Playground/Exercise Equipment: Cr. Dalgleish advised
that a Council inspection has resulted in the decision that
there is insufficient room for playground equipment in
Lions Park. It seems likely that exercise equipment may be
placed there, and that allocations from individual
councillors may enable the erection of playground
equipment adjacent to the Community Hall. Discussions
on possibilities will continue.
Next Meeting of the Association will be held on
Wednesday 19 August 2009, commencing at
7.00pm sharp, at the Community Hall.
Trades and Services DirectoryACCOUNTANT (C.P.A.)
Caren Moroney 4129 5593
Mobile - 0438 700 742
AIR CONDITIONING
Pacific Blue 1300 367 818
RG Gow - Burrum Hds 4129 5071
Mobile: - 0418 192 311
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
RG Gow - Burrum Hds 4129 5071
Mobile: - 0418 192 311
BEAUTY CONSULTANT
Mary Kay Cosmetics - 4124 3349
Mobile: - 0439 761 885
BOBCAT/BACKHOE HIRE
Beel’s Bobcat Hire
Mobile - 0427 400 727
RC’s Backhoe Hire
Mobile - 0447 133 978
Dave Hammond 4129 5451
Mobile - 0417 072 371
BUILDER
Mark Elsmore 4129 5648
Mobile - 0428 714 487
CHEMIST
Burrum Heads Pharmacy 4129 5930
COMPUTER REPAIRS
Ian Renner 4129 5215
Mobile - 0413 324 114
CONCRETING &/OR BLOCKLAYING
C4 Concreting: Pat O’Brien 4194 6969
www.c4concreting.com.au
Dave Hammond 4129 5451
Mobile - 0417 072 371
Shaun Cronau 4129 5684
Mobile - 0401 292 768
DECORATIVE CONCRETE FINISHES
DesignerCova Concrete 4121 7278
Mobile - 0427 217 278
ELECTRICIAN
Astra Electrical 4129 5083
Mobile - 0438 196 869
Pendrick Electrical 4129 5978
Mobile - 0418 763 713
HAIRDRESSING
Burrum Hair Lounge 4129 5990
HANDYMAN/HOME MAINTENANCE
E&R Davey
Mobile - 0418 194 353
INTERIOR DESIGN
Tracey Hemmy 4129 5450
Mobile - 0411 805 307
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE (FREE)
Anita Keane JP (Qual) 4193 4078
Mobile - 0409 562 915
Robert Taylor JP (Qual) 4129 5139
Gus Walker JP (Qual) 4193 4136
LAWNMOWERS & REPAIRS
The Mower Shop
(at All Things Outside)- 4129 4334
Howard Chainsaw & Mower
Centre 4129 0999
LAWNMOWING
Grass Converters 4129 5029
Mobile - 0410 322 060
OUTDOOR & GARDEN SUPPLIES
All Things Outside 4129 4334
PAINTERS
Dieter Eisel Painting 4129 5683
Mobile - 0403 269 289
Alf’s Home Painting - 0423 164 106
or - 0422 905 456
PATIOS, CARPORTS ETC
A+ Patios Mobile - 0413 765 492
PEST CONTROL
Amalgamated Pest Control 4121 5359
PLASTERER - WALLS & CEILINGS
Thomas McInerney - 4193 4075
Mobile - 0418 894 634
PLUMBER
Steve Briskey Plumbing 4129 5550
TILING - FLOOR & WALL
Warren Le Roy 4129 5636
Paul Murray Tiling 4128 0833
Mobile - 0438 750 035
TV ANTENNAS, PHONE POINTS, TUNE-IN
Bay Antenna & Cabling 4194 0039
Mobile - 0427 669 039
All Good Cabling & Antenna Service
Mobile: - 0419 641 064
VIDEO HIRE
Mobile Movies Hervey Bay
Mobile - 0427 240 791
WILDLIFE CARER
Maree Cliff (Toogoom) 4129 5226
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HISTORY OF TRAVISTON (BURRUM HEADS)
At the June General Meeting of the BHPA, Joyce Watson spoke of her proposal to gather information
relating to the history of our district.
Joyce is keen to see a collection of photographs, literature, letters, and memories of some of the older
members of the district of the Burrum River and surrounds. The information so gathered could be
collated and used in several ways, e.g. in book form or as a display in the Community Hall at Burrum
Heads, or as an installation where residents and visitors could learn about the origin of Traviston (now
known as Burrum Heads).
The Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) is a possible source of funding to collect and collate this
information. Funding from various Arts bodies could be the source of monies to take a step further and
build an installation in a form to be decided by the community, under the guidance of a committee
formed from Progress Association and other interested parties.
At this stage we are simply asking everyone to
search through their own family archives, and to
gather as much information as possible to launch
this project. Further information relating to the
‘gathering’ will be advised in the near future.
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for inspection
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FOR SALE3 Piece Corner Lounge - Beige/Cream with Gold,
Stylish large cushions, extra fabric avail, Excellent
Condition - (New Price $1500) -
Will Sell at $550.00
Mahogany Buffet – 1200 wide 1900 high - Glass
shelves with mirror back - 3 drawers and 2 side
cupboards. Excellent Condition - $350.00
Ph Rosalie 4129 5827(Burrum Heads)
Church Services for AugustAnglican: 7.30 am 9th & 23rd
Uniting: 7.30 am 2nd, 16th & 30th
Catholic: 9.00 am 9th & 23rd
(Liturgy of the Word with Holy Communion)
Mass - second & fourth Tuesdays at 4.30 pm
Favourite Hymn & Chorus Afternoon -
Every third Sunday of month at 3.00pm.
Everyone welcome
BURRUM HEADS CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH
TOMBOLA & JUMBLE STALL
COMMUNITY HALL
TUESDAY 22 SEPTEMBER
Great prizes, Raffles, Lucky Door, Morning Tea
Starts at 9.30am
All welcome
HAIRDRESSER - Phone 4129 5990Shop 5, Cnr Ivor Drive & Burrum Heads Rd, Burrum Heads
THE BURRUM HAIR LOUNGE
Mon-Fri: 9am to 4pm (to 5pm by appt) - Sat: 9am to 12 noon
WEEKLY SPECIALS - BOOKINGS ESSENTIALMonday - Discount ladies treatments
Tuesday - Free eyebrow wax with any colourWednesday - 10% off full colour serviceThursday - 5 foils free with any colourFriday - 10% off De Lorenzo products
(You must mention this ad. to receive your discount)
From 6 AugustWe welcome Diana
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Call Mick on 4129 0999 or 0423 235 653
We stock
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Makita Outdoor & Power Products
World Mowers
♦ Repairs to Chainsaws, Mowers, Whipper
Snippers and Ride-ons
♦ Chainsaw chains & sharpening
♦ Spare parts (new & secondhand)
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NO JOBTOOSMALL
♦ House repairs♦ Small extensions♦ Pergolas♦ Bathrooms♦ Wardrobes
Eric Davey
(Registered Builder No. 44710)
Ph: 0418 194 353
Repairs to:
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Servicing all local areas
Ph/Fax (07) 4129 5071Mobile 0418 192 311
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Darryl & Heather - Ph/Fax 4129 5159
� CARDS � GIFTS & HATS � T-SHIRTS � SOUVENIRS � HABERDASHERY � HARDWARE � KEYS CUT � BOAT SPARES
� FISHING RODS & REELS � ICE � BAIT
� KAYAK & BICYCLE HIRE
� POOL SUPPLIES FOR WATERTREATMENT
CLOSED TUESDAYS(EXCEPT HOLIDAYS)
PHILLIPS TRAVELPHILLIPS TRAVELPHILLIPS TRAVELPHILLIPS TRAVEL
• FISHING CHARTERS
• WHALE WATCHING
• FRASER ISLAND TOURS
• TRAIN & BUS BOOKINGS
• AIRPORT TRANSFERS
BIRTHDAYS FOR AUGUSTBIRTHDAYS FOR AUGUSTBIRTHDAYS FOR AUGUSTBIRTHDAYS FOR AUGUSTVivian Baldwin, Cheryl Eisel, Helen
Moore, Lesley Salmond, Jill
Bretherton, Helen Crook, Lea Dart,
Joan I Simpson, Robyn Braid
More than half the year has already disappeared.
No wonder we are feeling older.
The nights are cooler but the days are lovely and
don’t feel like winter.
Monday Crafts are going well with quite a few
visitors from the south.
Crafts: The Free Form Knitting and Crochet Bags
are taking shape – each is personally designed and
is very impressive. Thank you to Heather.
August project will be Silk Ribbon Embroidery.
This will be taught by Joan I Simpson.
Party preparations are well underway with
everybody bringing two craft projects for our
display. This year’s theme is ‘something from the
fifties’ so it should be a
very interesting show.
Come and join the craft
group on Monday
mornings.
Everyone welcome.
Alice and Joan
MONDAY CRAFTERS
18 Louise Drive, Burrum Heads 4659Tel/Fax: 4129 5648Mobile: 0428 714 487
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PACIFIC BLUE
Tom Foulkes(Director) 1300 367 818 Fax: 4129 0661
Island Close, Howard Q
The pelicans are returning, and the stingrays have
disappeared. We know where the pelicans go, but
where do the stingrays go in winter? We need to know
as we will soon be sporting our new teal green club
shirts, featuring a stingray emblem. The juniors have
voted to have "Burrum Bullrays" emblazoned on their
shirts for regatta purposes.
Social Paddle with Fraser Coast Outriggers: - 9th
August. We will be hosting the annual social paddle
with Fraser Coast Outriggers followed by a BBQ lunch
at Lions Park. We plan to paddle up the Gregory or to
Toogoom and back depending on weather. High tide is
10.14am. Start Time 8.30am
Ours is a small club, but we are affiliated with a
national body, AOCRA, for constitutional, insurance
and racing purposes. We hold a ten year lease over our
compound at Lions Park and we believe that we have
one of the best paddling venues in Australia. We
paddle mainly for fitness and the love of being out on
the water, but are able to cater for those who wish to
compete in regattas. Anyone wishing to come and try
outrigging may do so on Sundays at 8am. Call
41295635 or 41295226 for more information.
Junior Outriggers:- Saturdays 8.30am. Sundays 9.30am
(No Juniors 25th/26th July and 9th August). New
Juniors, (over 10yrs, under 19yrs) are allowed 3 free
paddles. Contact Julie Bray 41295711 for more
information.
Julie has had the Juniors practising turns and change
overs (jumping in and out of moving canoes) in the
OC6's and getting paddle time in the OC1's leading up
to the "Spirit of Aloha " REGATTA at Awoonga Dam.
This event will be hosted by Canoe Point Outriggers on
25th and 26th July. Canoes will be provided by
AOCRA and Canoe point outriggers. We are all looking
forward to the weekend camp at Tannum Sands and the
friendly competition. If points are given for enthusiasm
our juniors should all win gold. They will be competing
in OC1 and OC6 races including changeover and
obstacle courses. Adults will do the obstacle portion of
the race (I think I'm busy lighting the BBQ when that
one is on) Good Luck to our juniors, and have fun.
RAFFLE:- WHALE WATCH TRIP
WINNER; Blue Ticket No. B 79 Congratulations :
Alan Tunley of Glenwood.
Thank you to all ticket sellers and the Burrum
Community for your generous support in raising $780
which will help fund club equipment, regatta shirts and
nominations for our juniors. Peter M
BURRUM HEADS OUTRIGGER CANOE CLUB
Please call Dennis inBurrum Heads
(40 years experience)
Phone 4129 5978
Mobile 0418 763 713
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BOYS and GIRLS come down
and join us in 2009!
Under 10 & Under 12 teams
• ONE upfront cost
• NO match fees
• 7 Home games a season
• Friday Night home games
So come on down to the
recreation reserve
and
Kick some Balls!
℡ Julie Registrar/President ~4129 4269
Burrum District AFL
FRIENDSHIP GROUP NEWS
The July meeting of the Burrum Heads Friendship
Group was held on Thursday 2ndJuly. Celie, Lea
and Terry provided our goodies for afternoon tea
as well as the raffle prize. We enjoyed a tasty
smoko and Anita was the lucky winner of the
day’s raffle.
Lea entertained the group with a couple of games
to “get our minds ticking over”! Also, thank you
to Lea for providing the game prizes.
Lyn has been able to secure the services of two
guest speakers for our August meeting -
Dani Runnalls and Ian Dawe. Dani is the
Manager of Fraser Coast and Wide Bay Carer
Services and Ian is a representative of Home
Assist. Both speakers will address the ladies on
how they can provide assistance and who is
eligible for such assistance. They will also be
available to answer any questions that we may
have.
This get together is open to anybody who may have
any concerns in either of these areas. Everybody
who is interested is most welcome. We do ask,
however, that those intending to attend to hear
these speakers phone Eadith on 4129 5516 to
assist with catering numbers.
The next get-together will be held on Thursday
6thAugust at 2.30pm in the Burrum Heads
Community Hall. Lyn McC and Barb are our
volunteer caterers and raffle donors for the
afternoon.
Admission is $4.50 to cover cost of the afternoon
tea and the hall hire.
For more information, phone Lyn on 41216063.
Favourable weather late in June allowed us to
catch up on postponed charters. Both the Venus 11
out of Bundaberg and the Coastwide Tin Can Bay
had similar catches of predominately smaller
species of fish, hussar, parrot, sweetlip, with just a
few quality fish mixed in. John Zilches topped the
Coastwide catch with a 6.2kg red emperor...nice
fish John. On the Venus11 John Cramb got us off
to a flying start with several large blackall before
anyone else had a bite. Daryl Coombes landed his
first snapper...a 6.1kg "Nobby"..Well done Daryl.
Ron Underwood landed a 5.8kg spangled
emperor, and had the best "one that got away"
story. He fought a good half hour to tire out and
raise what must have been a huge cod or groper,
only to have it go under the boat and break off
when almost to the surface...Bad luck Ron, after
such a good fight we would have liked to have
seen him. I was fortunate to land a 9.25kg red
emperor,a 4kg spangled emperor,a 3.25kg red
throat, and a 2.2kg coral trout... luck happens !!
I hear that Burrum River has been fishing well
with good catches of flathead, flounder, and bream
being recorded. The rock wall from Lions Park to
the caravan park has produced good flathead, and
quality bream have been taken near the boat ramps
at night.
Bill Cardiff reported on details of planned
improvements and extension to the Burrum Heads
Rd boat ramp. There will be no second lane, but
side platforms will be built for safer handling of
boats being launched and retrieved...the ramp will
be extended further into the low tide zone, and
stainless rings will be attached to the side
platforms.
We had a good roll up for our community fund
raising bowls day on Sunday 12th, and all who
attended enjoyed the perfect weather, fun bowling,
and community fellowship. I take this opportunity
to thank :-Clive and Des and the Bowls Club
management and members for providing the greens,
bowls, guidance, club faculties...and donating
green fees to the cause; I thank the many Burrum
Heads businesses for their generous donations of
prizes for our raffles. Thanks to our club members
for their support and contribution of prizes, to
George for compering the day, Leslie for taking
entries, Paul for organising..And cooking the Best
BBQ lunch..Crackerjacks for morning tea
refreshments, and special thanks to Denise for
organising and coordinating raffles, tickets, and
prizes and everything else necessary to make it
happen...We appreciate the time and effort that you
put into making this such a successful day...Finally
thanks to the Burrum community for supporting us
in raising close to $1000 for the tennis court
shelter.
Until next month Peter McKenzie
BURRUM HEADS BLUE WATER BOAT CLUB
MEAT PACKS ALWAYS AVAILABLE
Sand Whiting Snack Pack $12
4 BBQ Rib Fillet
6 BBQ Pork Sausages
4 Slices of Bacon
Whale of a Pack $1201½ kg Pork Roast1½ kg Silverside1kg Rump1kg Pork Shoulder Chops1kg Y-bone1kg BBQ Lamb Chops1kg Bacon1kg Crumbed Steak1kg Mince1kg Rissoles1kg Thick Sausages1kg Chicken Pieces
OTHER LINES
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Leg Ham, Silverside, Brawn,
Roast Pork, Pressed Brisket,
Salami, Luncheon, Kabana
Certified MSA cuts
Marinated beef, pork & chicken
Gourmet sausages-varied flavours
Mackerel Muncher $40
1kg BBQ Steak
1kg Crumbed Steak
1kg Rissoles
1kg Mince
1kg BBQ Sausages
Beach Breakfast $22
1kg BBQ Sausages
1kg Rissoles
½ kg Bacon
1 doz Eggs
Groper’s Feast $80
1½ kg Pork Roast
1kg Rump
1kg BBQ Lamb Chops
1kg Pork Chops
1kg Thick Sausages
1kg Mince
1kg BBQ Steak
1kg Chicken Pieces
Pet Food
Pet Mince, Bones,
Chicken necks available
Try our WINTER WARMERS ($4.50):Pea & Ham, Chicken or Beef Soups
Ph: 4129 5144
YOUR LIFESTYLE BY THE WATER
Whether you are looking to BUY, SELL or RENT, at Burrum River Realty
our aim is to make it an enjoyable & rewarding experience. We are
committed to providing you with service above & beyond the expected.
Call in to see Ken or Rhonda today.
OPEN 7 DAYSShop 1, Cnr Ivor Drive & Burrum Heads Road
BURRUM HEADS QLD 4659
Ph: 4129 5508 Fax: 4129 5574
RHONDA FARDON KEN FARDON
0437 295 508 0448 895 508
www.burrumriverrealty.com.au
Well, Christmas is now over and Santa & Mrs Claus are back in the North Pole again until December.
Our annual fund raiser – Christmas in July was a grand success once again with everyone enjoying a
wonderful meal, lots of laughter, good friendship, prizes and great music. It is so nice to see such a
strong community spirit.
Talking of community spirit, the Local Ambulance Committee (based in Howard) is meeting for it’s
AGM on Thursday the 6th of August at 7pm at the ambulance station in Thomas Street, Howard and is
looking for volunteers. They meet every second month and have 3 fund raising activities a year – 2
bowls days (one in Torbanlea and one in Burrum) and one golf day (in Howard). If you can spare a
few hours every second month, why not come along and see if you can be of assistance.
An update of the news on our much needed shed – We have now employed the services of Dick Fogg
to assist us with our negotiations with the Fraser Coast Regional Council. We have our grant of
$50,000, we are very close to having $40,000 from our fund raising efforts and now if we can get the
Council to kick in another $50,000 we are in the running for our much needed new facility. Fingers
crossed.
Remember, now is the time to be looking at your gardens, trees & gutters for the next storm season.
If you would like to become an SES member, just talk to Darryl at Burrum Traders or Rhonda at
Burrum River Realty. We are always looking for new members.
Rhonda Fardon - Group Leader
SES NEWS
For fire permits, phone Eric Rosenberger Ph 4129 5928
Late one Sunday afternoon last month as I was
settling in to watch the second half of the
footy, a phone call came in from the Duty Officer at
EMQ's communications centre at Kawana on the
Sunshine Coast. He was concerned that two
Burrum Heads appliances (each with a crew of
three) had been deployed early that morning but
had not sent an arrival call or any sit-rep
transmissions all day. Nor had they called in with a
'return to base' message. He said he would get back
to me.
How could this be I wondered? I knew our first and
second Officers were taking some much overdue
time off the on-call register and I was about to do a
ring-around of the rest of our on-call
members when Firecom got back to me. To my
great relief it turned out that an error had been
made that morning when a Firecom operator had
'heard' and typed in Burrum Heads instead of
Burnett Heads. I've requested a transcript of
the transmissions and responses that day
between the two Burnett Heads crews and Firecom.
To end on a more positive note, all the State's
frontline RFB vehicles are currently being fitted
with satellite positioning beacons by which
Firecom will be able to locate any vehicle in the
entire fleet with a touch of a computer key or two.
I guess that means we can't go beach fishing in
them any more.
Stay safe.
Ken Fardon (Training Officer, Burrum Heads)R.F.B.)
BURRUM HEADS RURAL FIRE BRIGADE
QCWA Howard2009 CUPPA FOR
CANCER &Fun Cake Baking Competition
Wednesday 12 AugustCWA Hall, Howard - 10am start
Big Raffles - Plus Lucky Door & Lucky Chair prizes
All cakes to be entered into our competition to be at our CWA hall by 9am.
(20 cent entry fee for your cake)
Gold coin entry to our big morning tea
Cancer foundation ladies will be in attendance
All proceeds from the day go to the Cancer Foundation
Any further enquiries - Ring 4129 4724
The Howard & District Local Ambulance Committee will be holding their
BIENNIAL GENERAL MEETING on Thursday the 6th August 2009
at the Howard Ambulance Station, Thomas Street Howard at 7pm.
ALL POSITIONS WILL BE VACANT.
Come along and get involved and learn about Ambulance Services and why this committee exists.
Local Ambulance Committees consist of members of the community who take an active interest in
emergency medical services and play a vital role in providing feedback to QAS regarding provision and
enhancement of emergency service delivery.
We have had fantastic support over the past 5 years since the committee was formed to coincide with the
opening of Howard Ambulance Station.
Many organizations and citizens in the area have donated and held functions to support the committee in its
endeavours to purchase equipment for the paramedics to use and we thank you all. All monies raised in
this area stays in the area.
The Paramedics at Howard Ambulance are dedicated officers who strive to give the best possible care to
patients requiring their assistance
BIENNIAL GENERAL MEETING - THURSDAY 6th AUGUST 2009
Brenda Marxson, Secretary
Queensland Ambulance Service
IN AN EMERGENCY CALL 000
The first competition of
our new fishing year was
held on the weekend of
19 – 21 June. Colleen
Tarnawsky took out the
Ladies best bag and
John Keam the Men’s best bag. The secret weight
species were: Trumpeter, won by Zorro Tarnawsky
and Tailor, won by Graham Stretton. The lucky
draw of members weighing in a fish was won by
Ron Henderson and the Lucky Virgin draw by Ron
Underwoood.
The competition of 10 - 12 July resulted in a very
poor weigh-in with a combination of strong wind,
members away on trips and boat problems for
some, affecting the quantity of fish weighed in.
However, husband and wife team Don and Beryl
McNeil managed some good fish to win the Men’s
and Ladies heaviest bags. The secret weight species
were Flathead, won by Graham Stretton, and Pike
won by Ken Frainey. The lucky draw of members
weighing in a fish was won Rosemary Davey.
If you have been thinking about joining but haven’t
got around to it yet now is a good time, as the
competitions for the new fishing year have only
recently commenced. We would love to see some
more juniors in our club so how about all those
Mums and Dads out there joining up with their
kids. Membership is $20 for adults, $7.50 for
Juniors, or $40 per family.
If you are interested in finding out more about us
you are welcome to come along to our weigh-in at
the Lions Park at 4:30pm every third Sunday. The
next one will be held on the 2 August.
BURRUM HEADS AMATEUR FISHING CLUB NEWS
Howard Police - 4129 4555 (Mon to Wed 9am -
-2.30pm)
Maryborough Police – 4123 8111
Emergency – 000
Emergency from Mobile – 112
Vandalism Hotline 24 hrs – 1800 090 123
Hi neighbours,
It is our Annual General Meeting time of year
again. This will be held on 04 August at 9.00am at
the Community Hall. Treasurer Norm has agreed to
continue in this role, but all other positions are
open. Nomination forms are available from Iris
(4129 5233). Nominations from the floor will be
gratefully accepted.
We are a happy group and have the safety of
residents in our hearts. We have only six meetings a
year. We invite all new residents to come along and
meet up with NHWATCH.
All stickers, house plaques etc are available at
modest cost. The joining fee is $3.00 and that lasts
forever.
Meetings are followed by a friendly ‘cuppa.’
Iris Clayton (Acting Secretary)
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Enquiries to 4125 9700 (Carol)
Wednesday 19th
August 2009
Burrum Heads
Caravan Park 1.00pm to 1.30pm
Burrum Heads Rd 2.00pm to 3.00pm
Ross St 3.30pm to 4.30pm
Beelbie Creek 5.00pm to 6.00pm
Thursday 20th
August 2009
Riverheads
Barge Ramp 1.00pm to 2.00pm
North Ramp 2.30pm to 3.30pm
South Ramp 4.00pm to 5.00pm
Friday 21st August 2008
Gatakers Bay 2.00pm to 3.00pm
Gables 3.30pm to 4.00pm
Scarness 4.30pm to 5.00pm
Torquay 5.30pm to 6.30pm
THESE ARE APPROXIMATE TIMES ONLY
FIRST AID TRAININGBURRUM HEADSCOMMUNITY HALL
15 - 16 August (from 9.00am)
CPR only 9am Saturday 15th $20Full First Aid (both days) $75
OptionalFirst Aid Manual Large $20
Small $10CPR Manual $ 5
Enquiries and Registration -
to Lillian Lochel - Ph 4129 4085
before 12 August
Tea, coffee & biscuits provided - BYO LUNCH
Anyone interested in
forming a
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Wednesdays 9.30am – 11.30am.Social Club (beside bowling club)
Friendly people, different activity each week for your child to explore in a fun environment.
BYO hat, sunscreen, morning tea.
For information please contact Soraya on 41295599 or Julie on 41295735
Leaves Community Hall at 8.30 am
Returns from Hervey Bay at 1.30 pm
Fare $7.00 return
Please ring Iris - 4129 5233 to book or for further information
COMMUNITY ACCESS BUS REPORT
Hi friends,
Our bus is still under discussion regarding cancellation.
The trouble is the 80km return trip to Maryborough
with no passengers. Our once-a-year raffle brings in
money which we use to make up the cost of the run
which is going increase substantially, but our fare will
remain at $7.00 return.
For any new residents who don’t know about the bus, it
runs on Mondays only, every second week.
The next scheduled trips are 20 July and 03 August.
Twenty-six seats are available, also wheel chair access.
More passengers are needed.
If you wish to travel please phone Iris (4129 5233) –
Please leave a message if I am out.
Committee meeting in Maryborough on 21 July - three
Burrum Heads ladies will attend.
Iris Clayton (Bus Committee)
THE STATION
Tucked away in our subconscious is an idyllic vision.
We see ourselves on a long trip that spans the
Country. We are travelling by train.
Out of the windows we drink in the passing scene of
cars on nearby highways, of children waving at a
crossing, of cattle grazing on a distant hillside, of
row upon row of corn and wheat, of flatlands and
valleys, of mountains and rolling hillsides, of city
skylines and village halls.
But uppermost in our minds is the final destination.
On a certain day at a certain hour we will pull into
the station. Bands will be playing and flags waving.
Once we get there, so many wonderful dreams will
come true and the pieces of our lives will fit together
like a completed jigsaw puzzle.
How restlessly we pace the aisles, damning the
minutes for loitering, - waiting, waiting, waiting for
the station. When we reach the station, "that will be
it!" we cry.
"When I'm 18", "When I buy a new car", "when I put
my last child through college", "when I have paid off
the mortgage", "when I get a promotion", "when I
reach the age of retirement I will live happily ever
after".
But sooner or later we must realize that there is no
station in life, no one place to arrive at once and for
all. The true joy of life is the journey. The station is
only a dream. It constantly out distances us.
It is not the burdens of life that drive us mad. It is the
regrets of yesterday, and the fear of tomorrow. Regret
and fear are twin thieves who rob us of today.
So, stop pacing the aisles and counting the miles.
Instead, climb more mountains, swim more rivers, go
barefoot more often, watch more sunsets, eat more
ice cream, laugh more and cry less.
Life must be lived as we go along.
The station will be here soon enough.
(submitted by editor Bob in Pastor Geoff’s absence)
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Bookings Essential
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Friday Night Raffles, Bar snack served from 5.30 pm
Join in our Lots-O-Pots draw commencing at 6.00 pm.
Membership draw between 6 & 7 pm. Big money to win!
You must be present to win.
Sunday 9.00am ‘Sunday Sippers’ - 2 games of pairs - Mufti - Sausage Sizzle
For the information of members and bona fide visitors
BURRUM HEADS ROAD - Phone 4129 5169
BOWLS DINING ENTERTAINMENT POKER MACHINES ATM
BOWLS DAYS:
Mondays (1st & 3rd of Month) 12.30 pm Meat tray days - Whites - Mixed
Tuesdays (Every 2nd in Month) 12.30 pm
Reef & Beef - Whites - Men’s Nominated fours
Tuesdays (Every 4th in Month) 12.30 pm
Simpson’s Seafood - Whites - Mixed -
Nominated fours
Wednesday 12.30 pm Ladies Day - Whites - Mixed Bowls
Wedneday night bowls is cancelled untill further notice - Contact the club for info
Thursday 3.00 pm Coaching - Please ring Club to book
Friday 1.30 pm Mufti - Mixed - Jackpot bowls
CLUB NEWSBoth of our Men's Pennants teams are doing well and
we are looking forward to some more good games.
The winners of our Ladies 4's led by Sylvia Redman
played in the Champion of Champions against the
winners from other Clubs. We won our first three
games against Boonooroo, Hervey Bay and
Maryborough however lost in the finals against
Pialba Gold. It was a great effort, especially as we
were the only team without a bye and therefore
played an extra game. Well done ladies - We were
only a whisker away from victory!
Our Ladies Pairs winners lost to Burgowan in the
Champion of Champions. It was a tight game. We
were tied 20 all on the last end and ended up losing
by 1 point in the extra end play off. Well done,
ladies.
The B Grade Ladies Singles competition was won by
Annette O'brien who defeated Wendy Platt in a well
played final.
The Fundraising Day held on the 12th July by the
Fishing Club was a huge success and raised over
$1,000.00 towards a shed for the new tennis courts.
Everyone seemed to be having a great time. Special
thanks go to all who helped to make the day a
success.
A final reminder - The Burrum Heads Bowls Club
30th Anniversary Dinner Dance is being held on
Saturday 25th July. We look forward to seeing you
there.
UPCOMING EVENTS
26 July - Annual Cancer Fundraising Day. 1 p.m.
Mufti. All invited, both bowlers and non-bowlers.
There will be lots of prizes and raffles. This
promises to be a real fun day and we hope you
willl join us in supporting this worthy cause.
5 August 12.30 p.m. Van Cooten's Day
12 August 12.30 p.m. Senior's Day
19 August 12.30 p.m. VIP Day
30 August 1.00 p.m. Heart Foundation Fund Raising
Day. Everyone is invited, bowlers and non-
bowlers. It's Mufti. Please come and support this
very worthy cause
2 September BHBC Ladies 4's commence.
Full Membership p.a: Men $68.00; Ladies $63.00; Juniors $39; Social Membership $5.00 p.a.COURTESY BUS AVAILABLE Wed - Sunday from 4 pm Phone 4129 5169
AUGUST 2009
TRANSFER STATION HOURSBurrum Heads
Sat - 12 noon to 4 pmSun - 8 am to 12 noon
HowardWed & Sat - 8 am to 12 noon
Sun - 12 noon to 4 pm
Tuesday 1.00 - 5.00pmThursday 9am - 1.00pmSaturday 8am - 11.00am Internet access -bookings recommended
Ph: 41295 237
Every TuesdayFrom 9.00am to MiddayMorning tea providedCost is $2 per person
(Community Hall, Burrum Heads Road)
The ‘500’Card Club
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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7.30am
Uniting
2 pm - Bingo
31
9am to 11.30
Monday
Crafters
8.30am -
CAB Bus
1
Howard
Markets
9.30am
Dance Classes
2
7.30am
Uniting
2 pm - Bingo
3
9 am to 11.30 -
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Crafters
8.30am -
CAB Bus
4
9am Cards
9am NHW Mtg
9am Tai Chi
6pm Mart. Arts
5
9.30am
Nippers Plgrp
10.30am Low
Imp AerobicsMobile Seafood
69am
Indoor bowls
2.30pm
Friendship
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6pm Mart. Arts
7
9.30am Yoga
8
Market Day:
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Lit./Word
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Monday
Crafters
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9am Cards
9am Tai Chi
6pm Mart. Arts
12
9.30am
Nippers Plgrp
10.30am Low
Imp AerobicsMobile Seafood
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9am
Indoor bowls
2pm
Village Voices
6pm Mart. Arts
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9.30am Yoga
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9.30am
Dance Classes
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7.30am
Uniting
2 pm - Bingo
17
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Crafters
8.30am -
CAB Bus
18
9am Cards
9am Tai Chi
6pm Mart. Arts
199.30am
Nippers Plgrp
10.30am Low
Imp Aerobics
Mobile Seafood
7pm Progress
Assn Mtg
20
9am
Indoor bowls
2pm
Village Voices
6pm Mart. Arts
21
9.30am Yoga
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9.30am
Dance Classes
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7.30am -
Anglican
9 am R.Cath.
Lit./Word
2 pm - Bingo
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Monday
Crafters
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9am Cards
9am Tai Chi
6pm Mart. Arts
26
9.30am
Nippers Plgrp
10.30am Low
Imp AerobicsMobile Seafood
27
9am
Indoor bowls
2pm
Village Voices
6pm Mart. Arts
28
9.30am Yoga
29
9.30am
Dance Classes
RFB Maintenance
Wednesday
8.00 am to noon.