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Volume 7, Issue 11 www.mountmorgan.org.au 7th June - 21st June 2012
A Part of the Mount Morgan Promotion & Development Inc. ABN 21 391 526 801
MOUNT MORGAN FOOTY FEVER
On 19th May Mount Morgan Rugby Union Club travelled to Gladstone and played the University. This game
saw the club triumph, ending with a score of 36-5 victory. Willy Hayden scored 2 tries. Ben Toby, Troy le
Master, Brad Fay and Scott Toby all scoring one try each. Scott Toby also converted 3 goals.
26th May saw the club having a home game against the Boars. The score was 29-19 with another win for
Mount Morgan. Willy Hayden scored 2 tries. Daniel Hixon and Nathan O'Brien both scored one each. Scott
Toby converted 3 field kicks, also converting a penalty kick.
2nd June saw the club with another home. They played against Dawson Reserve, ending in a score of 24-14.
Another great win for the club. Jason Bray, Nathan O'Brien, Willy Hayden, Scott Toby and Sam Toby all
scored one try each. Two conversions were kicked by Scott Toby.
As a result of this win Mount Morgan Rugby Union Club are now sitting 1st on the leader board.
We would like to thank everyone who travelled to Gladstone to support our boys and for everyone who
came to games and supported the club at home games. 9th June is a bye, 16th June we play at Colts Football
Ground located near Main Roads Dept, Rockhampton against Dawson Reserve with a 2pm kick off. 23th
June is a home game against Cap Coast at 3pm kick off. Come along and support our local Rugby Union
Club.
Coach Clinton Connolly said “ I am extremly proud of the whole team , with 5 wins from 7 starts, it is about
confidence, skills and teamwork. Why we cant be contenders for the grand final.”
Written by Natashia Griffiths : Photos By Natashia Griffiths.
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Pride in your Town
Have you viewed the segment on TV where young
children are sitting around a board room table discussing
the problem of littering by adults? They form “The
Diaan Kay LICENSEE/PROPERTY MANAGER Little Committee” to rectify the problem and although
Trevor Kay SALES they know it is a big task, they are willing to take on the
P: 07 4938 1446 job. Wouldn’t it be great if all small children accepted
M: 0409 382 170 this role to stop the littering by adults or anyone for
E: diaankay.realestate@bigpond.com that matter? These children surely are Thinking Clean
57 Morgan Street Mt Morgan, Qld 4714 – Being Tidy. Best of luck kids.
Thinking back to the Centenary/Festival week end one
item that was really brought to our notice was the lack
QUALITY CREMATION SERVICES of disabled toilets and facilities in our town. There
MEETING YOUR NEEDS WITH were quite a number of folk visiting the town either
QUALITY AND COMPASSION in wheel chairs or requiring the assistance of wheelie-
ABN:54 894 799 119 walkers who had difficulty in finding these essential
CREMATION conveniences. When public places or any building has
to be refurbished etc, perhaps a thought could be given
without Ceremony from
to this problem.
$1350.00 With the proposal by the Rockhampton Regional Council
CREMATION SERVICE to beautify and upgrade the Big Dam area it is hoped
From $2995.00 that the renovations to the toilets, male and female will
More Affordable and Professional include a disabled toilet, and also an allocated parking
area for the disabled be in the program. We trust this
Servicing Mount Morgan Region
work will commence soon.
PH: 49212673 Seeing Schools have been so much to the fore in
www.qualitycremationservices.com recent weeks perhaps a little mention of the Struck Oil
School is worthy of a note. A corrugated iron and wood
building 30ft x 6ft was erected by a Committee and
Mount Morgan was equipped with desks and forms so the Hall could
be used by day as a School room. In 1905 Mrs Helen
Goodwin opened a private school in the hall with fees
Hot Bread Shop of 6 pence to 9 pence - expensive education in those
days. However the education department in 1905 set up
Phone: 4938 1427 a school and Mrs Goodwin was head teacher. Children
attended the School till 1944 and in those years 15
teachers had taught at the Struck Oil School. After the
closure of the School the children were transported by
bus to the Mount Morgan School.
When you think of the many small schools about 14,
in the district of Mount Morgan how many teachers
would have been required to impart knowledge to these
Breads, Cakes, Slices, Rolls, Scones, children. It would seem that teaching was a much more
popular profession than it is today.
Pastries, Sausage Rolls Think Clean - Be Tidy so ‘The Little Committee” is
And don’t forget the Pies! successful.
Regrettable Sale Due to Health Problems:
Tretch’s Country Gifts will be closing the doors on
Friday 22nd June 2012.
I would like to thank my loyal customers for their
support over the past ten months. My Business is for
Mount Morgan sale. Walk in Walk out. Genuine Enquiries Only.
Contact your local agents Thanks Again for all your support. Come In and Grab
Brian and Carol Glover a Bargain.. Regards Trish.
Phone: 4938 1121
Freecall 1800 825 422 The Argus is available to download online in colour.
Providing you with peace of mind Go to www.mountmorgan.org.au
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MOUNT MORGAN MEALS ON WHEELS MOUNT MORGAN
Mount Morgan Meals on Wheels
MOUNT MORGAN MEALS ON WHEELS MOUNT MORGAN Mount Morgan Talent Quest
MOUNT MORGAN MEALS ON WHEELS MOUNT MORGAN In aid of Local Artist
Of the many services provided throughout Mount Morgan,
Mount Morgan Talent Quest in Aid of Local Artist.
there are a number that strive thanks to the untiring efforts
of local volunteers.
For the past few years the Mount Morgan Multicultural
Mount Morgan Meals on Wheels Inc. is one such Mob has been attempting to encourage the arts
service. One hundred percent volunteer based, this local of the region. There have been exhibitions at the
organisation has provided service to the Mount Morgan Community Services Hall lasting a full weekend and
community for over forty years. Delivery of nutritious also Certificates of Excellence, each accompanied
meals (initially prepared by volunteer cooks, today by a cash prize, to be awarded at the annual Mount
prepared by the Mount Morgan Hospital). Regular social Morgan show.
visits to locals requiring the service are all provided by In order to raise funds to finance this project Mount
our dedicated volunteers Morgan Multicultural Mob periodically holds
This issue of the Mount Morgan Argus puts focus on four
functions or dances. On Saturday 19th May it was
of the group’s long term and stalwart volunteers, each
celebrating their 87th birthday this year.
a talent quest at the Community Services Hall. It
was deemed to be important that the judges were not
Pictured Left: locals and knew as few of the contestants as possible.
Elaine Millers Newly elected councillor Cherie Rutherford was
has served
accompanied by Ms Margaret Fleetwood from
for well over
20 years as
Rockhampton. The function was well attended and
President. there were over a dozen entries. The judges had a
difficult time making a decision as to who was to
receive the single prize of $100. Eventually, after
much deliberation, the prize was awarded to Mr
Simon Huffa who accompanied himself on the guitar.
“It makes one proud to see that Mount Morgan has so
much talent”, said one of the audience.
The musical interludes and a musical quiz were
provided by Capricornia Dance Exchange and
Pictured Right: Dennis (Pom) on his special keyboard which seemed
Col Turner,
to include a button to beam him up to the mother ship,
driver for over
25 years – is the made sure there was plenty of good dance music.
man the clients There were several donations from local businesses
love to see to accompany the main purchased prize of a coffee
delivering their maker. The local donors included, the Pharmacy, Fox
meals. Video, The Golden Bite Cafe, The Grand Hotel, IGA
Supermarket, and The White Elephant.
Special thanks to the volunteers from the Show
Society and the Mount Morgan Arts and Crafts, as
well as the members of the community who worked
Pictured Left: so hard in the kitchen to provide a splendid spread
Carmel Boyes, and make sure that all went well.
another faithful So happily, once again there will be “Certificates of
driver/server Excellence” with cash prizes awarded at the Arts and
for well over 25 Crafts Pavilion during the annual Show in August.
years, enjoys Pictured: Nicholai von Tonslamann presenting Simon Huffa 1st Prize.
helping others. Ms Margaret Fleetwood & Councillor Cherie Rutherford
Pictured Right:
M a d e l i n e
Rienecker
a n o t h e r
volunteer who
has completed
many years of
service.
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White Elephant Burger Cafe Mount Morgan Real Estate
Residents of Mount Morgan Hospital
Lifeline
The Golden Bite Cafe The Bakery
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Short and to the point this week.
It’s that dreaded time of year again! Rockhampton
Show Holiday— Love it or loathe it we get a public
holiday for it! We will be open only limited hours on
Leichhardt Hotel Show Holiday so make the most of the day off and
come in and see us between 6am and 11 am. The
Rock agency will be closed.
The Royals love ‘em or
laathe ‘em—they’re giving
us a day off on Monday
June 11, that’s right a four
day week-end. God Save
the Queen for that one, and
you guessed it, we open
from 6am to 11am again—
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DiningLunch:
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People in Profile People in Profile People in Profile People in Profile People in Profile People in Profile People in
People in Profile: Dr Choudhry MBS DMH RACGP
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by Heather Quarry He has worked in a diverse psychiatric hospital in
South Africa that covered child psychiatry, forensic
Dr Talat Hameed Choudhry was born in Pakistan in psychiatry and much more and has also worked as a
June 1962. He attended the Village School in Pakistan Medical Superintendant at a district hospital in South
and attended a school in the Montgomery district in his Africa.
high school years. His mother always did house duties When asked how Dr Choudhry would explain himself
and his father did farming. They had a farm house and to others he says “I’m a humble doctor. I love my
a city house which were eighteen miles apart. Week patients and I try to help them always. Sometimes in
days were spent at the city house whilst weekends were medicine you can’t cure but you can always listen and
spent in the country. They travelled ten miles by train help.” He went on to say “I’m very lucky that I have
and the last eight miles on horse back. Dr Choudhry good staff. General practice is team work from the
and his wife (married 7th March 1986) both prefer receptionists and nurses to the doctors. I have a senior
country lifestyles. They have two adult children (one practice manager, a nurse that has family here and our
son and one daughter) whom are both married and live latest receptionist is very knowledgeable about the area
in England. “My wife is specialised in home duties and the people.” His brother, along with the owner
and is the best cook. She loves painting and sketching” of the building where the practice is situated at 41
Dr Choudhry says with pride. He states strongly that Morgan Street with his staff, all made it possible for Dr
she has been the reason behind his success with his Choudhry to come back to the town he loves, to start his
studying and working. own practice. He appreciates their efforts enormously
Dr Choudhry loved the Arts but his grandmother and and also thanks the patients who have registered with
mother had the opinion he should become a doctor the practice for their loyal support.
because he was performing well. (Parents used to An entire book could be written about Dr Choudhry’s
choose subjects for their children to study). He was interesting life but one article is never enough to cover
worried about seeing sick people all the time but his everything. In future issues of The Argus it is hoped
grandmother explained to him how he could help to more of this man’s life can be shared with Mount
make sick people better. Morgan.
He left Pakistan in 1991 with Bachelor of Medicine
and Bachelor of Surgery qualifications and two years
working in the Rural Centre to his credit. He then left
for England followed by moving to Zimbabwe in 1994.
There he worked in Bulawayo which is the second
largest city of Zimbabwe. In 1995 Dr Choudhry started
work in South Africa, working in the inner city and rural
areas. Later he went to Port Elizabeth and worked in a
mental health specialised hospital. There he obtained a
diploma in Mental Health.
South Africa was becoming very political with racial
tensions becoming progressively stronger so Dr
Choudhry considered moving to Canada or Australia.
In 2002 he and his wife decided Australia was to become
their home. He began working in Mental Health Unit at
Rockhampton Base Hospital before moving to Mount
Morgan in 2003. He and his wife lived in Mount
Morgan at the time and are hoping to move back to live
in the near future. “I would like some land to put some
horses” Dr Choudhry says with a grin.
An impressive amount of study and experience has
given Dr Choudhry a vast insight into today’s ailments
and he is always eager to learn about new treatments,
diseases and cures. He is studying part time to complete
his Master in Dermatology course and has a special
interest in Mental Health issues especially in the areas
of depression and anxiety.
Know of a local or two who should appear in an upcoming People in Profile?
We would love to hear about them! Email the Mount Morgan Promotion and Development office:
mmpad@bigpond.com
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THE STORY OF BAREE
(WINDING STREAM)
This is an extract written by Fred Cole – 26.10.1973
Baree is a small suburb of Mount Morgan and is two miles from Mount Morgan Post Office to Baree Post Office.
In the early days it was known as the Two Mile. Some of the oldies say that Mount Morgan was a suburb of Baree.
The word “Baree” is aboriginal and means “Winding Creek”, so named because the creek known as Dairy Creek
winds its way from Moongan to meet the Dee River near the football grounds. The name “Dairy Creek” was so
named because of the dairy farms along its banks. Dairy Creek runs under no less than six railway bridges. The
highest population figure would probably have been around the years 1914 –1916 or 1918 and would have been
500 – 600.
The area would have covered approximately one square mile. The railway line was through Baree about 1898 and
each railway bridges had its own particular name – Boylans, Orfords, Barbers, Mercers, Harkins and one other.
The first station mistress was Mrs. McArthur and then Mrs. Brackley and Mrs. Lomas. It was at Mrs. McArthur’s
station house that the Red Cross soup kitchen was set up during the terrible Bubonic Plague epidemic of 1900,
that some of the folks present will no doubt remember.
Quite a few local people died from it. We, as kids, used to take out billycans of hot soup to people who were sick.
Baree was in the Shire of Calliungal, which took in the country from Walterhall to Moongan on the northern
boundary and the southern part extended from the cemetery to down near Wura. Chairmen of the Shire were
Henry Searle, Frank Cunningham, Davey Jones and Mick Lee. Around the year 1930 –31, the Town Council and
Calliungal Shire Council merged and, from the first election Mr. Henry Searle became the first Chairman of the
new Council. Shire Clerks were Vic Taylor, Fred Bowen and Malachi Staunton.
In Baree there existed an organisation known as the W.P.O, similar to what we know now as the A.L.P, W.P.O.
stood for “Workers Political Organisation” From this body came Mr. James Peterson who became a Member of
Parliament for a number of years.
There were quite a few shops in Baree at various times. The best known, I suppose, would have been the Baree
Post Office Store which is the only shop still trading.
Early occupants were Mr. McBowan, Mr. Clark, and Mr. McGladdery (known to the lads as “Frosty” on account
of his white whiskers), Charles Marks, Frank Kelland, Mrs. E. Hoskins, Reg Geddes, Glen Menzies and the
present owners Mr and Mrs. Noel Quinn.
At the foot of the School hill was a small shop and this was constructed over the years by Wall Long, Percy Hound,
Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Cochrane (Happ’s mother).This shop was a very popular spot for the school children
that frequented the place for 3d worth of aniseed balls, fruit and lollypops. Another store, the Red Store, was built
after the decline of the Dee Rush by Crozier Bros, and afterwards came Tom Danaher, Paddy Cleary, Mick Lee
and Geo Thompson. This store was on the spot where Mr. Lionel Burrows now lives (Creek Street opposite the
Baree Railway Station).
There was a small shop in the railway yards close to the Baree Railway Station owned by Mr. Fred West. This was
later pulled down and removed to a spot next to the School of Arts and was added to and, after Mr. West’s death,
it was run by Mrs. West and Roger Gowland. Later on the shop was remodeled and conducted by Mr. Lal Stubbs
who carried on the business until his retirement a few years ago. On the flat opposite the Railway Station, Hillers
had a mixed business, which was burnt down one very cold night in 1902. The whistle of a water train passing
through gave the alarm.
Mrs. Fastings also had a small shop just a short distance further down on the ground where Mr.Les Thompson
lives. Another shop was further out along the road where Mr. Tom Passmore lives. This was a much bigger
store and was run by J.J.Brinston, a brother of Archie Brinston and uncle of Bill Brinston, the present owner of
Capricornia Buses. Next to this shop was a barbershop, which, I understand did not last long. Haircuts in those
days were 6d., now they are $1.30. Also on this area was Shepherd’s butcher shop. This butchery was previously
attached to the back of the “Golden Spur Hotel”. Later on, Mrs. Jim McHugh conducted this butchery.
A brick kiln and brickyard, owned by Gunthorpes stood on the ground where Kev Winter now lives. A Chinese
Store was close to the brickyards for a time. Mrs. Rebetzke also ran a small shop close to the Railway Station. In
the big kitchen of the Rebetzke home was where most of the teenagers learnt to dance in the early 1900’s, to the
music played by Mr. Rebetzke on his accordian.
.
The Story of Baree continued on page 8
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The Story of Baree continued from page 7
He was a very good player and painstaking teacher
and when his birthday came each year, he gave a party
for all his pupils who in return loaded him with gifts
to show appreciation and affection. The Rebetzke’s
yard was well known for its lovely garden of beautiful
flowers, fruit trees and grape vines and a lovely well of
clear, cool soft water. Residents of the early days will
remember the stonewall around the Barber’s home. It June 2012
was beautifully built and in some parts 5 to 6 feet high. …… from your State M.P.
Some of it still stands. The first building for divine
service was the Church of England in 1903. A church Update your details with Centrelink
hall was also used for concerts and magic lantern If you are a self-funded retiree who has a Commonwealth
shows. This was raised and enlarged in 1914. It was Seniors Health Card and receive the Seniors Supplement,
later removed to the Thangool district. The Presbyterian you should receive a Clean Energy Advance payment of
Church was built in 1909, the minister then being $250 for singles or $190 for each member of an eligible
Rev. Mr. A B McKellop. Before this church was built, couple. This advance will be paid directly into your bank
Presbyterian services were conducted in a large room in account along with the quarterly Seniors Supplement on
Mr. Mercer’s home near Baree Station June 25.
However, there are about 9000 self-funded retirees who
The Presbyterian Church was also used for Odd fellows have not provided their bank account details to Centrelink.
and Orange Lodge Meetings. Where Mr. Fred Lee built Please make sure your details are up to date with Centrelink
so that you get your extra assistance as soon as possible.
his Albert Hall, concerts were held to help raise funds
Pensioners will automatically receive the supplement.
for the new church. Mr Samuel Barber was the Sunday
To update details or to check eligibility call 132 300.
School Superintendent until he was 81 years old. Mrs.
Christina Creagh (Sister Nancy Creagh’s mother) was The Big Chill
organist until her eighties. Her Grandmother, Christina As the days and nights get cooler, we all know we need
Cole, took over from her when her grandmother retired. to rug up to keep warm, but for those who suffer from
The Presbyterian Church is the only surviving Church Asthma, a change in the temperature and weather can be
in Baree. the trigger for an Asthma attack. In my electorate alone
nearly one in ten adults and one in nine children will have
The Catholic Church was blessed and opened in asthma. How can you help ?...By being aware of and
1910. It was brought from Bouldercombe by horse recognising the symptoms of asthma and to learn asthma
teams and erected on the western side of where Mr. W first aid.
Cruickshank now lives. In February 1925 it was blown
For more information contact your Local Asthma
down by one of Baree’s fiercest storms. On 7th June Foundation 1800 645 130 or asthmaaustralia.org.au
1925 Bishop Shiel of Rockhampton opened a new
Church at 10.00am. The new Church with furniture Public Holidays
cost 650 pounds ($1,300.00). It was finally sold for 200 The Queen's Diamond Jubilee, marking 60 years of Queen
pounds or $400 and moved to Habana near Mackay. Elizabeth II's reign will be commemorated in June 2012
The first marriage recorded in this church was between which also coincides with our state's annual celebration
Mr. William Calull and Miss Isabella Knowles on Queensland Week from 2-11 June.
22 February 1911. These three Churches – Catholic,
This year as well as the normal Queens Birthday public
Presbyterian and Church of England – were all in the
holiday on 1st October, in honour of this momentous
one street. There was a small Baptist Church close to
occasion Queenslanders have been given a one-off public
where Mr. Fred (Bonzer) Thomas now lives. This was holiday on Monday 11 June, and I encourage you to come
later bought by the Catholics and is now in the Dawson together and celebrate with friends and neighbours.
Valley. The Salvation Army also held their regular
open-air meetings in Baree. Recognition for Volunteers
The first bus service was started by Mr. Mick Bickle Volunteers make a difference in all aspects of society and
and later followed Charlie Burton, Bill Buchholz, Bill add to the vibrancy and cohesiveness our communities.
If you would like to recognise the volunteers in your
Beaumont and Spence & Ross. Mr. Bill Brinston now
community the Department of Communities, Child Safety
owns it (Capricornia Buses). Wock Atfield also had
and Disability Services have developed a certificate of
a bus service for the workmen to and from the mine
recognition and e-card, both of which are available at
and catered for the three shifts – day, afternoon and www.volunteering.qld.gov.au
night. Fares in those days were sixpence to town and
on picture nights the bus would be so crowded that the
young lads would have to get out and push the bus up TED MALONE MP
the hills. Member for Mirani
The Story of Baree continued in the next Argus
Issue.
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Awareness of these risks may help you to change your
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• Indigenous aged over 25 years.
One morning looking out of my kitchen window I
Genes:
could see what appeared to be a Kingfisher, but it had
• If neither parent has Diabetes you have a 10% chance two greatly elongated central feathers, much like a
• If one parent has Diabetes you have 30% chance Rainbow Bee-eater, and it had a call unfamiliar to me.
• If a brother/sister has Diabetes you have a 40% chance Having raised Rainbow Bee-eaters before I was sure
• If both parents have Diabetes you have a 70% chance and that this bird wasn't one, but try as I might, I could
• If identical twin you have an 80 to 100% chance. find nowhere in my books a Kingfisher that had such
a tail. It is much longer than the birds body. It hung
Obesity:-
around for a few days, and at times had a mate sitting
• Those with a Body Mass Index over 30- this is calculated with it in one tree or another in our yard. It was only
by dividing your weight by your height and again dividing after recently purchasing a new bird book, Michael
by your height. E.g. If your weight is 80kg and your height Morecombe Field Guide to Australian Birds, that I
is 170 mm you divide your weight by 1.70 and again divide managed to find this bird. Yes it was a Kingfisher, a
by 1.70 to obtain your BMI. Buff-Breasted Paradise Kingfisher. It has deep blue
• People who are overweight are 4 times more likely to crown with a black stripe through the eye running
develop Diabetes. down past the neck, a red bill and legs, a white back,
and very deep yellow ochre underparts with touches
Pre-Diabetes:-
of orange. The call is a rapid succession of notes
A condition where the person has impaired glucose (metallic). This is another example of how lucky we
tolerance. These people are 15 times more likely to develop are in this area to be able to see such special birds.
Diabetes. We also see here the Little Wattle bird. This
bird is often seen on the grevillea's and bottle brush.
Depression:- It is a Honeyeater, and also eats berries and insects.
Doubles the risk for developing Diabetes due to poor Although looking rather plain brown or grey, it has
food choices, reduced activity, less likely to adhere to lots of white streaks close up, a long curved beak. The
medications. face and neck are grey-brown with a silvery flash It
has a very pretty call. This is about as far north as it
Inactivity:- occurs.
Twice as likely to develop Diabetes. Even low intensity The Scarlet Honeyeater is also a visitor to our garden,
walking will improve glucose tolerance. but is very tiny and often goes unnoticed (10-11cms).
The head, upper body, and breast are scarlet and very
Women:- glossy. The wings are black. It has a very piercing
50% of women who experience Gestational Diabetes will whistle and a higher squeaky call., and is usually
develop Type 2 Diabetes in 10 years. found at higher altitudes such as Mount Morgan.
Excessive Alcohol:-
Cause liver and Pancreas damage which causes secondary Rosemary Izzard is
Diabetes. turning 50 on June 7th
Smoking: 2012
Heavy Smokers > 20 per day have a greater risk of
Diabetes.
If you believe you are at risk see you GP to arrange an
assessment.
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If you have a story idea for the Argus
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Phone Grizzly on 0412 576 181 Phone: 49381 361
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Roofs airless sprayed from $1,700, Gutters & Facia
from $250, Exteriors gurneyed from $300
All materials supplied at trade price
Pensioner discount on Painting.
Prices apply only in Mt Morgan area.
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PO Box 139
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Meetings, Activities and Groups
• Mt Morgan Arts and Crafts - meetings 9:30am, second Thursday
To assist your group with Event Planning for 2012, each month at Welfare House, Thompson Av. Ph Pam: 49 381 467
these events are already scheduled to take place: • Mt Morgan Patchwork- meets every Tuesday, 9:30am - 2:00pm.
• Carers & Cancer Support Group- will be meeting in the Welfare House. New members welcome. Ph Pam: 49 381 467.
community house (old Dr res) at the hospital 3rd Tues • Mt Morgan Ceramics- meets every Wednesday, 9am at Welfare
each month. Phone: Rosemary 49381981 (please leave message). House. New members welcome.
• Diabetes Clinics- meets 2nd Tuesday each Month. The Clinics • Mt Morgan Care and Share- meets every Thursday from 9am
and Diabetes Groups will remain on the third Tuesday (Clinic) - 12noon at Welfare House. New members welcome. Phone Aisla:
and the third Thursday (Group). Ph: Mount Morgan Hospital 49 382 888.
4912 5100 for appointment. • Exercise Group: meets every Wednesday at the Community
• Diabetes Support Group- Ph 49125 100 House, Mt Morgan Hospital Grounds, 2:30pm. Ph Margaret:
49125107. All welcome.
• Euchre - meets every Tuesday 9am. Free Morning Tea, friendly
social games. Comunity Service Hall. • Mt Morgan Community Fellowship Bible Study: meets 7pm
Tuesdays. Ph: 0419 726 780.
• Mount Morgan Lodge #57 M.G.L.S - meets every second
• Grace Bapist Church: meets at the QWCA Hall. Sunday School:
Thursday of each Month at the Mt Morgan Masonic Centre, Gordon
2pm, except 3rd Sunday. Worship Service: 3pm. Thursday In the
Street at 10am. Visitors espeically welcome.
Word 7pm. Ph Pastor Wesley Pittman: 0487 2205 78. Email:
Ph the Secretary: 49 381 104.
gbcmtmorgan@gmail.com Website: gbcmtmorgan.zendock.com
• Mount Morgan Neighbourhood Watch- 1st Sat of Month, 3pm • Safe & Confident Living Social Group: meet on the 3rd
at 26 Gordon Street. Tues each month 2:30pm at the office- 40 Central Street.
• Social Group- meets every Monday at the Green Shed, near the • Walking Group: weekly walks, all welcome. Meets
Mount Morgan Child Care Centre, Thompson Street. Bring a plate Friday mornings, 9:30am at the Suspension Bridge.
to Share.
• Mount Morgan Rotary - meets every Thursday at the Leichhardt Sports & Fitness Round Up
Hotel 6:00pm for 6:30pm.
• Mount Morgan Promotion and Development -meetings 3rd TENNIS: Kabra Sports & Recreation Club plays weekly.
Thursday of the month 7:30pm at MMPAD Office. Please call Greer on 49381580 after 6pm most nights.
MOUNT MORGAN GOLF CLUB: Mt Morgan Golf
• Mount Morgan Show Society- committee meetings: 2nd Club, open for social play every Thurs and Sun, 8a.m.
Saturday each month, 3:30pm, Mt Morgan Showgrounds. Enjoy a friendly round of golf, and a free feed! Golf
• Calliungal Rural Fire Brigade- 1st Saturday of the month at 9am buggies for hire, cheapest rates in C.Q. Our Jag the
at the Brigade’s complex at Newman Oval, Mount Morgan. Joker raffle is held at the Railway Hotel every Fri night
at 7.30pm. Current jackpot $2050, must be there to win,
• QCWA- meets 3rd Monday every Month at 10am East Street. many other prizes also. We are proud to give back to our
community by offering our venue free of charge for any
• QCWA HOY -Wed & Fri Mornings 10am CWA Hall. functions, full kitchen and licensed bar available. Book
• QCWA Hall Hire - Best Rates Available - for information please by contacting P.Gerber(sec) ph.0412630587 or online
phone May on 07 4938 1117. peterjon1@hotmail.com.
• R.A.O.B- meets 3rd Sunday each month at CWA Hall, 10am. ON THE GREEN:
Dee Bowls Club: Burnett Hwy - Horse Creek (between
• RSL meets 3rd Sunday, 10am Community Services Hall. the two Caravan Parks). Ladies Day Tuesdays: 1.15pm
• Guide Dogs Queensland Bingo- meets every Monday 1pm, start; Mixed Bowls Thursdays: 1.15pm start, names in
CWA Hall, Mount Morgan. Free tea and coffee. before 1pm; Mixed ‘Barefoot’ Bowls Sundays: 3pm
start, 18 ends. Members Draw 5pm Fridays. Presidents
• 5th Light Horse Drill- meets at the Show Grounds monthly Hour 4.30pm to 5.30pm Thurs & Fri. Function Room/
call Jock Preston 07 49381453. Kitchen available, special rates for Members. New
members welcome. Contact clubhouse: 0749381090.
• Legacy Meetings- meets first Thursday of every month
10am at The Hub. Welfare Bowls Club: Winter Bowls Times. Sundays
10am start. Tuesdays 1pm start. Friday night Bowls are
• ALP Mount Morgan Branch- meetings -2nd Sunday every off until September. Names are needed 30 min prior to
month at the Community Services Hall 9am start time for team selection, all games mixed casual,
new players are welcome. For further information like
• Golden Mount Social Group- meets every Thursday morn- us on facebook, Mt. Morgan Welfare Bowls Club or
ing 9.30am Community Service Hall. Tel. 4938 1771. phone the club 49381131. We are situated 28 Thompson
All welcome. Avenue.
• Mount Morgan Bipolar and Depression Support Group- Indoor Bowls Club: Saturday at the Uniting Church Hall
meets every fourth Tuesday, Monthly 7pm. Phone Kaylene on: East Street at 1pm. $2 includes light refreshments. For more
0417 990 577 information ring the Secretary Babs Belfield Ph 4938 1028.
• Public Speaking Club - meets every Saturday. 11am -1pm. TAI CHI: Gentle exercises for relaxation and health
62 East Street Ext, Mt Morgan. Phone Karletta: 0423 185 058. enhancement. Tuesdays 7pm, Community Services Hall.13
Grand Hotel
What's On...
Monday
Fish n’ Chips starting at $10, all extras $1.50
Tuesday
Chicken Parmagiana with a choice of 3 toppings—Hawaiian,
Mexican or Traditional. All with your choice of Salad and
Chips or Vegies— $14
Wednesday
Pasta and Risotto Night—$14
Thursday
Steak Night—250gm Rump, Chips and Salad, your choice of
sauce—$14, all extras $1.50
Friday
100 Club Draw, Be a part of it!! Drawn after raffles.
Social Club Raffles—Biggest meat trays in the business, $50
meat tray, Two $25 Brekkie Trays, $20 IGA Voucher, Chicken &
Vegie Tray, Two $15 Bottleshop vouchers. Drawn around
Find the team who bring you the
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Pick—A– Box, Tickets available from 7:30pm with every drink Search Mount Morgan Promotion and
purchase, first draw @ 8:30pm. Heaps of prizes to be won! Development Incorporated.14
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FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION THANK YOU THANK YOU
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On the 17th May the Mount Morgan Safe and Confident
TUESDAY 19TH JUNE 2012
Living Group held a “ Biggest Morning Tea” in Saint
MMPAD Office
Mary’s Anglican Church Hall, which was kindly donated
61 Morgan Street by the Church Officials for the occasion.
Mount Morgan
A total of $300 was raised for the Cancer Council.
7PM The Group would like to thank everyone for their
monetary donations, prizes for the multi draw, food for
the morning tea and help with preparations and cleaning
SHOW NEWS
up afterwards. It was very much appreciated.
While we are giving out thanks, we would like to also
Thank you to everyone who bought raffle tickets thank Doug Hoehne and Reid Reid for the installation
from the Mayday stall. The winner of the basket of of the hand rail on the back steps of the new premises.
goodies was Tamara Peterson, 2nd prize which was It will certainly make it a lot safer for our elderly people.
the $20 Peter Boodles Meat voucher went to Joyce
Tinnetti and 3rd prize which was also a $20 Peter
Boodles Meat voucher to Noel Barker. BSA-licensed contractors must state their
name and BSA licence number in all
advertisements for building work.
Unlicensed contractors must state in their
advertisements the value of work they can
legally perform without a BSA licence -
which will never be more than $3,300.
Electricians and earthmovers are exempt from these
requirements. Check the licence history of BSA-licensed
contractors by performing a FREE Online Licence Search at
Market stall application forms are available from our www.bsa.qld.gov.au or calling BSA on 1300 BSA BSA.
website www.mountmorganshow.com.au
If anyone has any ideas regarding the show or
inquiries please do not hesitate to ring Ammie on Free Appraisals!
0499022624 or email mountmorganshow@gmail. Local Agent Dedicated to you!
com Reliable & Dependable!
All are welcome to attend our meetings, which are
Mount Morgan’s local Harcourt’s Agent!
held on the second Saturday of every month at 1pm Angela Douglas
at the showgrounds. Harcourts Gracemere
p: 07 4933 1088 m 0401 953 882
Check out our website www.mountmorganshow. e: angela.douglas@harcourts.com.au
com.au and we are also on Facebook.
Russell Cooper
BIG OR SMALL WE DO IT ALL
Optometrist
QUALIFIED CARPENTER AND BUILDER now consulting from
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MICHAEL OR ULY ON 0422 949 853 Phone 4922 6996 for an appointment
/ 0402 284 635 Visiting 1st & 3rd Tues of the month15
Carrot & Bananas Coffee Cake
© Mountain Mick Blake 1994 Mount Morgan Information
The days are cooling off and with the first day of winter * The front story last Argus featured Tales of the
now gone it's very nice to sit in the sun and enjoy a lovely Underground. The plays are coming to the Mount
hot cuppa coffee or tea and a nice piece of cake. This is a Morgan School of Arts on 29th June. Bookings are
moist Carrot & Bananas Coffee cake which fits the bill. made through Pilbeam Theatre on 49274111.
4 eggs
1 ½ cups brown sugar
* Interesting information on Mount Morgan from
¾ cup vegetable oil ABC Open Capricornia can be accessed on the
3 ½ cups self raising flour or (3 ¼ cups plain flour +2 following website:
teaspoons baking powder + ½ teaspoon baking soda) Photos- http://open.abc.net.au/projects/now-and-
1 ¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon then-series-2-44un7gn/contributions/contributors/
½ teaspoon ground nutmeg abc+open+capricornia
1 ¼ pinch allspice The story is on http://open.abc.net.au/openregions/
2 mashed ripe Bananas (please peel first) qld-capricornia-29PI1Zh/posts/danger-drama-gold-
1 cups finely grated carrots welcome-to-mount-morgan-1882-60le6ph.
¾ cup raisins soaked in 1 cup dark coffee
¾ cup chopped walnuts or pecans
½ cup pineapple pieces, drained
*Mount Morgan has also featured in the Outback
½ cup of crystal cherries magazine on pages 124 and 125, called Mount
Morgan Qld. Although it states the wrong postcode it
Beat eggs with sugar in a large bowl until very light. is a good story on Mount Morgan .
Beat in oil. In another large bowl, combine or sift flour
with baking powder, soda, cinnamon, nutmeg & allspice. * Mount Morgan 2012 local Phonebooks are now
Stir flour mixture into egg mixture just until combined. Stir available for purchase at the MMPAD office 61
in carrots, coffee raisins, pineapple & cherries. Spoon into Morgan Street for the price of $5.
a buttered 8 inch (2 litres) loaf pan, lined with parchment
paper- or use a tube pan. Bake in a preheated 180C°/350F°
oven for 50- 60 minutes or until a cake tester comes out
clean. Cool for 15 to 20 minutes before removing from the CROSSWORD
pan and Ice (Frost) with lemon or coffee frosting.
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June 30:Phone
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Sep at 1pm. Gardening Comp - nominations open.
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Sept 10: GMF Cent Sale. Saint Mary’s, 2pm
Sandi Wood (nee Inslay) from Mount
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