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No.116 JUNE 2021
Published by the Rotary Club of Karana Bellbowrie P.O. Box 7062,Mt Crosby 4306
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Editorial
Recently we held an enjoyable evening Julie Tom from Reason to Thrive nominated
to thank those who contribute articles and senior EAL facilitator Michelle Beatty for
advertisements to the Community Chronicle. a Pride in Workmanship award. Michelle
It also provided a great opportunity for does a great job in a quiet and understated
networking for those who attended. The manner, and is instrumental in the results
event was held at the Karalee Tavern, and achieved by the programme, so it lovely was
WKHVWDႇWKHUHGLGDZRQGHUIXOMRERIORRNLQJ for her to receive this recognition.
after us, and provided a range of delicious
¿QJHUIRRG eWaste Connection was represented by
quite a team at the evening, and they were
The evening was also an ideal occasion able to congratulate two of their members
to present some awards to people in the who were nominated by CEO Monique
community who are involved in some way Lowndes. Emma White attends eWaste
with the Community Chronicle. several days each week, and was nominated
for her positive attitude and acceptance of
We were able to acknowledge the wonderful new challenges. Debbie Bongers has a
support we have had from our printers, PL[HGUROHDVDGHGLFDWHGVWDႇPHPEHUDQG
Litho Art, over the past 10+ years. Manager volunteer, and owns the loud laugh which
Catherine Kunkel was presented with a regularly rings out at the eWC site.
Paul Harris Fellowship, a Rotary award
JLYHQ IRU VLJQL¿FDQW FRQWULEXWLRQV WR 5RWDU\ It was gratifying to see the responses of those
and the community. Gregg Torkington who received awards, as such dedication
received a Pride in Workmanship award for is often not realised or appreciated by the
assistance provided with the preparation of general community. Congratulations to all of
the Chronicle. you from the Community Chronicle Team.
Past Rotarian and continuing contributer Photo front cover:
to the Chronicle, Christene Wildman (“Get Gregg Torkington and Catherine Kunkel
Involved” page each month) was presented from Litho Art with their awards for great
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beautiful painting she provided as a lucky
door prize for the evening was highly sought Photo below:
after, and the lucky winner was Robyn Harm Some of the attendees at the
from the Ipswich Little Theatre. Community Chronicle "Thank You" night
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Kenmore VIEW Club
As usual, May was a busy month – our guest Of course, our walking groups, book clubs
speaker was unfortunately unavailable, and Mahjong groups all continue.
so our luncheon meeting was a fantastic
opportunity for some ‘getting to know you ‘ Our next luncheon meeting is Monday
fun and games, involving guessing games, 21st June, and our guest speaker will be
quizzes and meet and chats. Serious Tony Dell – founder of Stand Tall for PTS
business as well as we debated one of the ZZZVWDQGWDOOSWVRUJ 7RQ\ LV D 9LHWQDP
resolutions for National Convention – a Veteran, and will be a fascinating speaker.
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have so many exciting things are coming up,
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laughter and frivolity, and lots of prizes, and visits, River cruises, a Garden Party and SO
great fun was had by all . One of our new much more. Why not come along and join
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View Club meets on the 3rd Monday of the
very thought provoking story.
month at the Bellbowrie Tavern. Entry is $5
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dinner with members/partners/guests at members are always welcome.
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together of our other new group ‘Creative
Crochet & Craft’. Lots of chat and fun was to Email: Kenmore.view@gmail.com
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Chat morning. Phone: 0410701458
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Everyone should have a Reason to Thrive
… and our wonderful senior EAL Facilitator On behalf of every woman and young person
Michelle Beatty got the chance to do just who’s had the opportunity to attend our EAL
that at the Community Chronicle networking programs and learn through their equine
function on 24th May. teacher how to communicate better, handle
change, work with others, learn trust, gain
Michelle was presented with a “Pride in empathy …we thank you for your support.
Workmanship” award for her dedication, You’ve helped these past participants to
passion and commitment to helping women build new and positive friendships, gain new
and young people learn essential life skills MREVDQGOHDUQWRUHEXLOGWKHLUOLYHV
through our Equine Assisted Learning
programs. Michelle, and her gorgeous Sadly, the waiting list of women and young
horses, are the reason why our EAL sessions people wanting to access our programs
are so successful. Congrats Michelle – this is growing each term. We need more
award was well deserved. wonderful partnerships like the ones above
to make these programs available to them.
Since February 2021, Reason to Thrive has If you can help us, then I’d love to hear from
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from education, and women whose lives Cheers
have been impacted by family violence. In Julie
Term 3, we will be delivering a further 5 fully Business Development Manager
funded programs! www.reasontothrive.org
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Our clients come to us from all over
Brisbane, Ipswich and Logan and have all
been referred to us by various youth and
women’s organisations.
And the funding for these 2021 programs?
It’s come from the following generous
organisations and individuals so that
participants can attend at no cost:
• St.George Foundation
• Lord Mayor Charitable Trust
• Rotary Clubs of Karana/Bellbowrie,
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• Dennis Smith, Margaret De Wit AO,
Chris Forrester and some other
generous people who wish to remain
anonymous.
Photo opposite:
Michelle Beatty with Rotarians President
Alannah, David and Mary
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Dr Christian Pullenvale
Rowan Ward
MP Member for Moggill
It was great to attend and chat to a A number of local residents in the past month
number of local residents and community have asked about our plans to develop a
group representatives at the Community concept plan within the Anstead Bushland
Chronicle’s Thank You and networking night reserves.
at Karalee last week.
Community consultation is being undertaken
Congratulations to Emma White and Debbie to guide the type and location of future low
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Michelle Beatty from Reason to Thrive, the the environmental and heritage values within
winners of the Karana Bellbowrie Rotary these reserves.
Club’s “Pride in Workmanship” Awards.
I want to reiterate that the outdoor recreation
The Community Chronicle is the voice of facilities to be installed or upgraded at
community groups in the western part of Anstead have NOT already been decided.
the Pullenvale Ward, and I appreciate its It’s a “blank canvas” and feedback from the
support and encouragement for what I’m consultation is very important in determining
doing locally. the development of the concept plan.
Advertisers are its lifeblood and local We are mindful that horse riding is popular
companies are to be commended for their in this reserve and their needs will be taken
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Community Chronicle (which total more than
$180,000 to date) have been reinvested Photo below:
back into the local community through the Cr Greg with Cr James Mackay (Walter
range of projects undertaken by the Karana Taylor Ward) making the announcement
Bellbowrie Rotary Club. at Anstead Reserve
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Photo above: Pride in Workmanship recipients Emma White and Debbie
Bongers (eWaste Connection) and Michelle Beatty (Reason to Thrive)
Photo below: "Friends" artwork and artist Chris Wildman receiving her
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10 The Community Chronicle comchronicle@gmail.com June 2021Karana Bellbowrie Rotary
As I’m writing this month’s article for the Rotary has a range of youth programmes
&RPPXQLW\&KURQLFOHZHKDYHMXVW¿QLVKHG which are designed to help young people
up a Thank You Evening for our monthly to develop to their full potential, and also to
Chronicle contributors. It was a wonderful help build the leaders of the future.
evening of networking, nibblies and
acknowledgement. The club has also been busy putting our
money to good use in the community. This
The night really showcased what a wonderful month, we have contributed to a number
and diverse community we live in. Through of things including Rotary Foundation, End
their support, as advertisers, article writers, Polio Now, Shelterbox, MS Australia and the
design, or printing, they have enabled us upcoming Moggill Marathon. We hope these
to share with the community and fund over funds help to continue build a better world
$180,000 which has been reinvested into for all.
local and Rotary projects. So once again,
thank you. In the new Rotary year, the club will hold
a concert to raise funds for drought relief.
Speaking of wonderful events, we recently The concert planned for last year had to be
had our Opera in the Gardens, joined by cancelled becuase of covid, but of course the
the 7 Sopranos and special guest, Rosaria IDUPHUVDUHVWLOOVWUXJJOLQJZLWKWKHHႇHFWVRI
La Spina. We had a magical afternoon the drought. Even areas such as the South
with fantastic repertoire – all the way from Burnett, which look lovely and green, are
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a Country Star” to “Mamma Mia”! What an LQVXႈFLHQWJURXQGZDWHUIRUWKHLUQHHGV
afternoon it was.
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We have also now had the student we to be booked online.
sponsored, Emily Braga, return from her
weekend experience at Rotary Youth This is my second last article for the
Programme of Enrichment (RYPEN). It Community Chronicle, and then it will be
sounds like she had a great time and has time to pass the baton onto our incoming
shared her story in the Chronicle this month, president, Tony Newberry. The year has
so be sure to give it a read! ÀRZQE\DQG,¶PH[FLWHGIRUZKDWZHFDQ¿W
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Until next time,
Alannah
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Federal Member for Blair
I want to pay tribute to two great Both Sir Llew and Brian were inspirational
Queenslanders recently lost to us. men, with a strong sense of service and faith
in God.
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Edwards was the Member for Ipswich from I want to extend my deepest sympathies
1972 to 1983. He served as Minister for to their families, along with my sincerest
Health and went on to become the Leader of appreciation to them for the impact they had
the Liberal Party in Queensland, Treasurer on my life and on this region.
and Deputy Premier.
Vale Sir Llew Edwards and Brian Hall.
He retired to take on the role of Chair and
CEO of World Expo ’88. Keep up to date by liking my FaceBook page
(@ShayneNeumannMP).
He may have been on the opposite side of
politics to me, but I respected him deeply and For information and assistance, contact my
appreciate his service to our region and this RႈFHRQRUHPDLO
state. In fact, in 2010 Labor Premier Anna Shayne.Neumann.MP@aph.gov.au.
Bligh named him as one of six “Queensland
Greats”. In the meantime, look after yourselves and
your loved ones.
I had the pleasure of knowing Sir Llew
personally, having been friends with his
sons Mark and David. He was 85 years of
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dementia.
The other local legend is Brian Hall – a
working class man who dedicated his life
to service and was recognised in 2015 as
Citizen of the Year. His service included the
disability services, the Local Ambulance
Committee, the National Serviceman’s
Association, the Ipswich Trades Hall and his
beloved CFMEU.
I had the great honour of knowing Brian
most of my life. His determination as Ipswich
East State School P&C President led to the
building of a pool, where I learned to swim.
Brian passed around the same time as
Sir Llew, succumbing to a brief battle with
cancer.
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Dr Christian Rowan MP Member for Moggill
Local Community Events:
It has been a pleasure to join with many I look forward to the handing down of the
community groups and local residents at State Budget and I hope that the State Labor
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Pullenvale Hall ‘A Day in May’ event as well for enhanced infrastructure and services
as the Explore 4070. across the western suburbs of Brisbane.
These events are a fantastic opportunity Contact Christian:
to highlight what our community has to To keep up to date with what’s happening in
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our community groups; can I congratulate (1HZVOHWWHUDW
WKH %URRN¿HOG 6KRZ 6RFLHW\ 3XOOHQYDOH www.drchristianrowanmp.com.au
Progress Association, Rotary Club of or follow me via Twitter and Facebook at
Kenmore and Karana Bellbowrie Rotary for @DrCRowanMP and
their hard work. www.facebook.com/ChristianRowanLNP
respectively.
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Crosby Road: I am always available to assist with State
I have received correspondence from the matters or to direct you to the best contact.
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advising that vegetation maintenance has 07 3737 4110
been completed on State Government land or email moggill@parliament.qld.gov.au.
along Mt Crosby Road.
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feedback regarding overgrown vegetation
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Queensland Parliament calling on the
Palaszczuk Labor Government to invest in
an enhanced maintenance schedule for Mt
Crosby and Moggill Roads. Dr. Christian
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department on behalf of local residents
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requests.
Queensland Budget 2021:
This month, the Palaszczuk Labor Dr. Christian ROWAN MP
Member for Moggill
Government will hand down its 7th
Queensland State Budget. I have been
Suites 16 & 17, Level 1, Kenmore Village,
9 Brookfield Road, Kenmore QLD 4069
advocating strongly for increased funding PO Box 808, Kenmore QLD 4069
in our local community, particularly when P 07 3737 4110 F 07 3737 4119
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it comes to roads, public transport and facebook.com/ChristianRowanLNP
schools.
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The Community Chronicle comchronicle@gmail.com June 2021 15Essays on Old Mt Crosby
The Diver
Oh, what a wealth of memorable men and $VLPLWDWLRQLVWKHVLQFHUHVWIRUPRIÀDWWHU\
women Mt Crosby has had since the sound two of the inventive Hutchins boys of Lake
RI SLFNZRUN DQQRXQFHG ZH ZHUH EXLOGLQJ Manchester were encouraged, in the thirties,
a pumping station on Williamsons Reach to emulate the Diver by making their own
to supply water to the capital. Some, like diving machine from a tyre pump and a long
WKH FULFNHWHU (6 *UHZ EULHÀ\ VKRQH DQG length of hose coupled to a kerosene tin, into
moved away. Others, like the engineer which Dave‘s head was fastened (I think by
Jack Dan, made their name through the means of straps under his shoulders).
dedication of years.
The Kellyesque challenge to enter the
And then there is the Diver. The Diver would Brisbane River near Cabbage Tree and
appear at intervals frequent enough to be emerge sensationally on the other side failed
associated with memorable events but not about halfway when a combination of kinked
so often as to lose his novelty. hoses, unexpected buoyancy and panic
caused young Dave to surface expelling
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and commanded the townsfolk’s attention
whenever he was called on to remove No doubt this underscored the superpowers
the river’s trash from the station’s intakes of the Diver and provided a story that Dave
SHUKDSVFKRNHGDIWHUÀRRGZLWKVWLFNVDQG and Morrie dined out on for years.
stones and sometimes a horse or cow and
even, it is written, a native bear). Nearer to the real thing, young Marie
Wolens knew of the Diver. With her family
He would be away again for years and then she watched on several occasions as he
return with his heavy kit to inspect a bridge prepared to dive down into the river. Marie
GDPDJHGE\ÀRRGRUWR¿QGVRPHEODPHRU told me, “the Diver would disappear down,
to clear more trash – but always to thrill the down, into the water until we could see
ORFDOVZLWKKLVH[WUDWHUUHVWULDOFDSDELOLWLHV nothing and I was so worried for him every
time. Oh, I was always so worried. Then,
He was of course not one man, but several. after the long wait, he would come up with a
Like a royal or the Phantom, he was a series pretty shell or a stone for me.”
of men – each one the courageous, the
memorable, the Diver. Kindness – that’s another way to be
memorable.
From the 1890s until the Second World War,
the Diver was a local hero. People were Col Hester
photographed with him, townsfolk came to
see him work and it is not hard to imagine
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something might happen to require his early Nugget Neilson (left) with The Diver
return. (unnamed of course) c. 1940
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18 The Community Chronicle comchronicle@gmail.com June 2021Garden Guru
Native Plants for the Garden
There are many wonderful native plants So it is very advantageous to know where
that we can use in the garden. However a particular plant has come from; wetland,
we cannot assume that we can use any rainforest, desert, coastal heaths, eucalypt
Australian native plant in our garden, as forests or montane areas. This will give
even natives have likes and dislikes in us a clue as to their likes as far as soil (pH
regard to soil, climate, light and watering. as well as type i.e. clay or sand), moisture,
temperature and light requirements.
Native means having natural distribution in
that country. Indigenous is native to one or If they are a desert plant they may not like
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a particular geographical region, state or leaf litter as mulch. I have found that the
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or micro climate. 30 cm or so of a gum tree so there is often a
symbiosis with another plant.
Grevilleas are a much loved and grown
species but how often have we been A wonderful book written by a group of locals
disappointed that one or more have not is Mangroves to Mountains. This book is a
survived in our gardens. Like many native ¿HOG JXLGH WR QDWLYH SODQWV RI 6RXWK HDVW
species that grow all over Australia, many Queensland and gives you an in depth
come from habitats and ecosystems that are knowledge of where the native plants of SE
unique to a particular area. Queensland are found as it is divided into
broad vegetation types.
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Xanthostemon chrysanthus
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20 The Community Chronicle comchronicle@gmail.com June 2021Mt Crosby State School P&C Association
Joining the P&C is an ideal way to know We specialise in developing social emotional
what’s happening and planned within the skills in children and are excited to learn
School, also to have your say! more. We have begun by asking the children
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each month With the colder months approaching the
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at the end of May and we will reopen at the are MONDAYS: 8.30am – 10am and
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Dr Emma Philip
MBChB FRACGP
Family medicine | Women’s health | Maternal and infant health
Available: Monday, Wednesday, Friday and some Saturdays.
Dr Amin Gayed
MBBCh MMed(Skin Cancer) FRACGP
Family medicine | Preventative health | Skin cancer care
Available: Monday, Thursday and some Saturdays.
Dr Lauren Barclay
BSc MBBS FRACGP
Family medicine | Child health | Skin cancer care
Available: Tuesday, Thursday and Fridays.
Dr Tony Bayliss
BCom BEcon MBBS(Hons) DCH FRACGP GAICD
Family medicine | Child and adolescent health | Preventative medicine
Available: Monday – Saturday.
Dr Cath Hester
BE(Hons) MBBS DCH FRACGP GAICD
Family medicine | Women’s and child health | Skin health
Available: Monday – Friday, some Saturdays.
Influenza and Covid-19 Vax Clinics
Available now.
Covid-19 vaccinations are currently for patients aged over 50 years.
www.ccfamilypractice.com.au
(07) 3201 2010
1 Langi Cr (Corner College Rd), Karana Downs.
Your specialists in Primary Care
22 The Community Chronicle comchronicle@gmail.com June 2021Plantar Fasciitis Who has sore heels and feet early in the 6RPHWLPHV LQWHUPLWWHQWO\ XVLQJ QRQ morning when you put your foot down on the VWHURLGDODQWLLQÀDPPDWRULHVFDQDOVRKHOSLI ÀRRU"
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Karana Downs Health Centre consists of: Karana Downs Pharmacy
GP: Dr Andrew Lok Elisha, Linda, Leanne & Libby
Psychologist: Helen Stevens
Men’s Health Counsellor: Les Berry
Centre Hours: Pharmacy Hours:
Monday to Friday 8am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5.30pm
Lunch hour 12.30pm to 2pm Saturday 8.30am to 12.30pm
New phone number: 0409 260 671 Phone: 3201 2111
Fax: 32012152 www.karanadownshc.com.au
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David Pitcher
3202 9008 or 0430 125 332 Supervised learners OK
phaseel@bigpond.com 125-650 LAMS $100-$140 per weekend
License no 68360 Larger bikes $175-$247 per weekend
Domestic / Commercial Installation and Maintenance Daily & weekly rates available
1000km in any 7 days included Other T’s & C’s apply
Open by appointment 245 Mt Crosby Rd Karalee
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Karana Downs Garden Club
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geraniums fascinate me. held on a sunny but very chilly morning.
This didn’t diminish our garden viewing
But after a wander around our own enthusiasm and a lovely time was had by all
garden the answer came to me – natives! who attended.
Bottlebrushes, grevilleas and especially the
native hibiscuses that are currently looking A busload of our members all greatly
so cheerful. I’m lucky enough to have three enjoyed their recent trip to Toowoomba. One
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Pioneer Village where the Big Cow (which
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answer will be ‘garden club of course’. At our just one of the highlights of the day.
meetings we always have a plant stall where
our green thumbed members donate small The village is run entirely by volunteers
plants and cuttings from their own gardens to dedicated to preserving the history of the
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are great because they will grow happily in
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our local conditions.
Call our president on 0402 111 847
Our next meeting will be held on Tuesday
6 July at 9.00am at the Brassall Centre at
Beacon Community Church 34a Workshops
Street Brassall. Our guest speakers will
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The Community Chronicle comchronicle@gmail.com June 2021 27KARALEE KARANA
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304 Mt Crosby (Cnr Brodzig) Roads, near roundabout, Chuwar Qld 4306
28 The Community Chronicle comchronicle@gmail.com June 2021Karalee State School P&C
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and Businesses
The Karalee P&C is committed to giving Check out these wonderful mud kitchens for
back to the community by supporting local the students to enjoy from local business
families and businesses. Thank you to the Little Mudder (www.littlemudder.com.au)
local businesses and families that provided see photo below.
wonderful local products for our online
Mother’s Day orders including : Trivia Night
On Saturday 21st August Karalee State
• Centenary Men’s Shed, School will be hosting a Trivia Night
• SewLMK, Fundraiser.
• Moggill Honey,
• XO Creative Designs, Karalee P&C is seeking donations from local
• Rubber Ducky’s Handmade Natural businesses to be included in the Trivia Night
Soap Co, UDႉH ,I \RX ZRXOG OLNH WR VXSSRUW .DUDOHH
• Create Zen, State School please email karaleepandc.
• Zhoie’s Handmade Essentials secretary@gmail.com .
• Stomping Elephants.
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MOBILITY EXPERTS tĞĚĞůŝǀĞƌĞdžĐĞůůĞŶƚŚĞĂůƚŚƐĞƌǀŝĐĞƐǁŝƚŚĂǁĂƌŵƉĞƌƐŽŶĂůƚŽƵĐŚĂŶĚƐŵŝůĞ͊-ROL%OXHELUG)XUQLWXUH +RPHZDUHV
Nestled in the leafy suburb of Anstead, in When you walk through the doors you will
a quaint little stand alone timber store in be greeted with a smile, the scent of fragrant
between the bustling Reserve Cafe and candles and the soft sounds of 50s jazz
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We are a one stop destination shop where background.
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handmade timber furniture, homewares, Joli Bluebird is a place where once you
gifts, pots and plants, artwork, candles and walk through doors, you will want to linger
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experience. Perhaps meet for breakfast,
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Glam, Rustic, Industrial, Hamptons and Cafe and afterward pop over and wander
Shaker styles all thrown in together. We are about checking out all of the beautiful things
also proud to be an Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in our store.
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Kenmore Village Probus Club
,QUHWLUHPHQWRUVHPLUHWLUHPHQWSDUWRIRXU Guest speakers forthcoming include
motto is to be engaged in stimulating new our renewed arrangement with leading
knowledge and cultural pursuits. Come Australian Comics experts. However, last
visit us at our next meeting at the central month it was Brian Herd informing us on
Kenmore Library, second Tuesday of any what to do and avoid in estate planning.
month – 9.30am. Somehow, he wove humour into his advice
on wills to EPOAs.
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food) holds true within the charter of Probus 7KLV PRQWK ZHOONQRZQ 563&$ LGHQWLW\
(PRO – professional, BUS – business). Michael Beatty, talks on his previous life as
As an initiative of Rotary’s community a journalist. These presentations always
service we aspire to advancing the social give us a chance to explore and keep well
engagement and active pursuit of interests. apprised of current issues or knowledge.
Coming up this month we have guest Without overseas touring available to us, we
speakers, outings (often including a indulge in a little Armchair Travel that has
lunch out), matinees to theatre evenings. taken us to Vietnam, France, across World
Members share some of their experiences Heritage Sites and will next be in Le Marche,
in brief talks also. We have special interest Italy. A gold coin covers morning tea and
groups within the club, but as we are so we are back at Kenmore Library for these
close to Kenmore Library members often ‘excursions’.
form a cluster to enjoy provisions there,
such as Mah Jong, or team up for golf to We are into group theatre outings also and
bowls. QH[WZLOOEHRႇWRWKH7UDPZD\0XVHXPDQG
Lone Pine’s Koala Research Institute.
Denise Kearns, Publicity
Membership Contact: Ph: 0428 695 928
Email: cobboldn@bigpond.net.au
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34 The Community Chronicle comchronicle@gmail.com June 2021Are you thinking about your family......
Are you thinking about your family when The former Prime Minister’s daughter
\RXSDVVDZD\" Rosslyn engaged family lawyers to challenge
As a Lawyer who sees the emotional trauma the estate, which left everything to his
on a person’s face when they come to me ORQJWHUP VHFRQG ZLIH %ODQFKH G¶$SXOJHW
realising their loved one has died without a Hawke’s children received $750,000 in a
Will, I think about how I can raise myself up payment from d’Apulget following his death
into the clouds to scream loudly to everyone as per an attachment to his will.
– please do not die without a Will!
Richie Benaud
None of us like to think about what happens %HQDXG¶VZLIH'DSKQHZDVVXHGE\KLV¿UVW
ZKHQ ZH GLH , DP QR GLႇHUHQW 7KLQNLQJ wife Marcia and eldest son Gregory, who
about my own death seems a bit ghoulish. asked the court to make provision for their
But the reality in our world today, is that we “maintenance and advancement in life.” At
need to think about protecting our family the time both were living in public housing.
even after we die! The case settled before trial after the trio
agreed on a payment to be made to Marcia
If you are married, you and your husband and Gregory.
may believe if one of you dies, you inherit.
No problem! Not necessarily so…… Just $QHLJKW\\HDUROGZRPDQ in Sydney lost
because you have paid the mortgage on her husband. They had both lived in their
your house does not necessarily mean you home for over 60 years. A lovely, large home
will inherit the property. And, if you do, you in a prestigious Sydney suburb. On her
may lose it in a Family Provision claim. husband’s death she believed she would
live out her life in their home. A claim by one
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Bob Hawke home!
Monicka Baird
The Community Chronicle comchronicle@gmail.com June 2021 35Rotary Youth Programme of Enrichment
On 14th – 16th of May, 2021 I got the There wasn’t anyone at the camp that
opportunity of attending a personal weren’t friends as each and every one there
enrichment camp called RYPEN on behalf of were incredible, interesting people that all
Bellbowrie/Karana Rotary. During this camp became good friends of mine.
I learnt more about myself and others, and
was able to test my strengths, and learn to I have learnt more about my strengths and
improve my weaknesses. weaknesses as a person. I plan to use these
in my everyday life to become the best
The programs on the camp helped to develop leader, and person that I can possible can
multiple skills like: leadership, personal be.
growth, team work and communication.
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motivating. strengths about yourself that you might not
have known you had, as well as learning
Attending this camp I had no clue what how to overcome your weaknesses, while
to expect, and only knowing two fellow meeting a whole group of incredible people.
Kenmore State High students attending the
camp – Joshua and Sean Abbott, it was Thank you to Karana Bellbowrie Rotary club
GH¿QLWHO\RXWRIP\FRPIRUW]RQH in supporting me in this opportunity.
The program mixed us all up into small Emily Braga
groups that did small adventure based
actives such as egg drop, tribal games,
RYPEN’S got talent, personal values
auction: just some of the many activities we
enjoyed across the weekend.
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the camp for me as we could show teamwork
in motivating each other to participate in the
activity, and then at night singing around
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The Community Chronicle comchronicle@gmail.com June 2021 37Get Involved The Winter Village – Northshore Hamilton 4XHHQVODQG*DUGHQ([SR +LW WKH LFHULQN IRU VRPH IDPLO\ IXQ ZLWK 7KLVWKUHHGD\H[SRLV4XHHQVODQG¶VSUHPLHU sessions available 7 days a week. A magical VXEWURSLFDO JDUGHQLQJ HYHQW DWWUDFWLQJ winter wonderland decked out with 22 visitors from around Australia. Leading private igloos, delicious food available and gardening experts take part in lectures, on Sundays, free kids’ entertainment. demonstrations and workshops. When: June 3 – August 29 Where: Northshore Riverfront Event Site 9LVLW WKH JLDQW NLWFKHQ JDUGHQ ÀRUDO GHVLJQ Cost: Free to enter. competition and landscape garden displays. Info: www.wintervillage.com.au
Community Directory 3ROLFH6WDWLRQ.DUDQD'RZQV 3ROLFH/LQNQRQXUJHQWSURSHUW\FULPH 3ROLFH/LQN+RRQ/LQH+221 School Watch 131 788 &ULPH6WRSSHUV .DUDQD)LUH 5HVFXH Emergency 000 3RLVRQ/LQH /LIHOLQH 6(6 6WRUPDQG)ORRG(PHUJHQFLHV &RPPXQLW\6XSSRUW&HQWUHPFNGFVF#JPDLOFRP %ULVEDQH&LW\&RXQFLO&DOO&HQWUH KRXUV Australian Breastfeeding Association Group Leader aba@fordicia.com.au BCC Pullenvale Ward Councillor 3407 0220 Bellbowrie & District Probus Club President Stella Herber 3201 1691 %RZOV&OXE0W&URVE\5RJHU/HQWRQ C&K Mt Crosby Community Kindergarten 3201 1534 .DUDOHH&RPXQLW\.LQGHUJDUWHQ & . NFNLQG\#ELJSRQGQHWDX 3294 6699 Colleges Little Athletics Jane Hoskin 402 313 021 Chuwar Baptist Church Pastor Jay Beatty 0403 007 202 &ULFNHW0W&URVE\6KDUNV.HO-DQNH 3UHVLGHQW Federal Member for Ryan Julian Simmonds 3378 1599 *DUGHQ&OXE.DUDQD'RZQV&HFLOLD-DFNVRQ 3UHVLGHQW Girl Guide Unit Brianna Jordan 0408 131 989 +LVWRULFDO6RFLHW\0W&URVE\&RO+HVWHU 3UHVLGHQW +RFNH\%HOOERZULH6WULNHUV&OXE6HFUHWDU\EKFVWULNHUV#JPDLOFRP Ipswich Evening View Club ipswicheveningviewclub@gmail.com Ipswich Grammar School Swimming Club igssimsecretary@gmail.com Ipswich City Council 3810 6666 Justice of the Peace Joan Crawford 0401 694 388 3275 9200 Justice of Brought to you by Karana Bellbowrie Rotarythe Peace Mr Lyn W.T. Fro st 3201 1367 Justice of the Peace M.N. Radunz 0412 074 151 Karana Downs Pony Club Secretary 0416 241 974 Karana Downs Uniting Church www.kduc.org.au 3063 9528 Karalee Tornadoes president@karaleetornadoes.com.au 0434 519 832 Karalee Scouts Phil Warden 3294 6752 Kenmore Village Probus Club Barbara & Neville Cobbold 0428 695 928 Lions Junior Rugby Union Club Briston Toft(President) 0413 291 465 0W&URVE\3RVW2ႈFH5XVVHOODQG7UDF\7KRPSVRQ Mt Crosby Basketball Megan Brockhurst 0400 130 756 Mt Crosby Playgroup Zane Strads 0409 897 237 0RJJLOO0W&URVE\/LRQV&OXE3HWHU)UHGHULFNVIUHGGREULVEDQH#LLQHWQHWDX QCWA Moggill Branch Donna Dobos(President) 3202 6150 RSPCA 1300 ANIMAL Rotary Club of Karana Bellbowrie Alannah Valentine president.karanadowns@rotary9600.org . 6FKRRO0W&URVE\ 6FKRRO.DUDOHH 6FKRRO,SVZLFK6WDWH+LJK 6FKRRO.HQPRUH6WDWH+LJK 6FKRRO:HVW0RUHWRQ$QJOLFDQ&ROOHJH 6FRXWV.DUDQD'RZQV9LNNL:DONHU 6RFFHU&ROOHJHV8QLWHG$GULDQ:HOOLQJWRQ 3UHVLGHQW State Member for Moggill Dr. Christian Rowan 3737 4110 State Member for Ipswich West Jim Madden 3447 3100 Wildcare Australia 5527 2444 The Community Chronicle comchronicle@gmail.com June 2021 39
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