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Howzat? It's Here Again! GUNDIAH & SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES SEPTEMBER 2010 Gutchy Bridge Petition Please take some time to add your signature to the petition for a pedestrian walkway across the single lane bridge at Gutchy Creek, Gundiah. Petitions are located at the Tiaro Library, B&H Rural, Gundiah Pub, and Macadamia House at Bauple, and will be there for the month of September. This bridge is tremendously dangerous for the school children crossing it at commute time, and the community is concerned that it will take a fatality to get something done. If you have a story about a near miss, or have ideas for a solution, please contact the Gundiah Gazette. Tomorrow is a New Day A motley crew: the Theebine Smashers, winners of the Australia Day Cricket Match, 2010. “While most are dreaming of success, winners wake-up and work hard to achieve it.” Is it time for a new better looking, better feeling you? Why not Howzat? It’s here again! start with just one hour a week? Not too long ago, our community Glenwood, Gundiah and Tiaro are Every Thursday 5.30pm-6.30pm in the had a number of cricket teams...from determined to get that community spirit Tiaro Memorial Hall a small group the Munna Creek Mob, that brought back again. Theebine Hotel Team won gathers for one hour exercise class. The fear to the faint-hearted, to Gundiah, the Australia Day Cricket Match in class is self-paced and only $10, which Tiaro and Theebine’s social cricket- January. It couldn’t be left at that...so the covers the cost of the hall hire. Come ing crowd, who didn’t mind a few battle for local fame and honour is ON along and get the ball rolling on the new beers for morning tea. AGAIN! you!!!! Call Mark on 0427784543. Reviving our heritage couldn’t be a bad Round 2: Community Cricket Match. thing, could it? Munna Creek, Theebine, Where: Gundiah Oval - ‘Purple Place’ When: Sat, 12th September 8am on Audio books for free! Who: Gundiah, Theebine, Tiaro, If you enjoy listening to a book as you Glenwood, Munna Creek travel or while you work, you will be mixed teams. 12 & over. delighted to know that Fraser Coast Morning and afternoon tea are available library members will be able to down- and Sausage Sizzle for lunch. load Bolinda audio books to their MP3 Your job: Come along and support players or compatible computer your local team and enjoy the tradition! systems with the click of a mouse for (It seems that deck chairs, cold boxes, free. Just go to the Libraries page on the sunscreen and sunshades were the FCRC website for a full list of the order of the day.) authors and titles, and follow the The next match will be held at Munna prompts. www.frasercoast.qld.gov.au Creek, at Theebine in April, and we hope there will be an Australia Day Local Fire Update match somewhere in between. Players State Fire Danger Period: midnight 29 to be of high school age or over, but later August 2010 to midnight 2 January on we will need some kids teams to 2011. www.ruralfire.qld.gov.au show us how it’s done. Anyone wanting to light a small fire less For more details and info on how to get than 2m in any direction during the Fire in the teams contact: Pauline Keightley Danger Period will need to obtain a Permit 4129 2504 or your local community to Light Fire from their local fire warden. January: Claudia Kroenert goes out with style. group. (Gundiah–Myles Long–4129 2590) GUNDIAH GAZETTE: 363 Netherby Rd, Gundiah Q 4650. 07 4187 1006. Fax. 07 4148 7418 [email protected] WHAT’S ON IN SEPTEMBER Maryborough 1 Miva QCWA Branch meeting 9.30am. Tuesdays Masters Games QCWA Rooms Miva Ph. 54846282 Tai-Chi Tiaro Community Ctr. 8.30am The 2010 Maryborough Masters Games 3 Tiaro QCWA Bingo @ 12 noon Tiaro Child Health Nurse 9-12noon Tiaro is held between the 25th September QCWA Rooms Mayne St. 41292237 Library. 2nd & 4th Tuesday. 41228733 and 2nd of October at Maryborough, 4 Health & Harmony Festival. 9-4pm (14th 28th August) Hervey Bay and Bundaberg. Main Hall. Maryborough Showgrounds. Wednesdays 25-26th September events include Clay 5 Father’s Day Line Dancing 9-12 noon Gunalda Target, Darts, Dog Obedience, Full bore 5 Theebine Hotel - Daddy Long Legs Hall, ph. 41293126. Rifle, Ricochet and Softball with 6 Gundiah Rural Fire Brigade Training Wii Jazz-a-size, Laugh-a-size 9am remainder competing 1st, 2nd and 3rd 1st Monday. 7pm. @ Fire Station. Gundiah Com. Place. Jean 41293293 of October, starting with Croquet, Golf, 8 Tiaro QCWA ‘Hoy’ & Tombola 12.30 Craft Classes Bauple QCWA Mill St. Basketball and Cycling Friday followed QCWA Rooms Mayne St. 41292237 1st, 2nd & 4th Wednesday 9am-3pm by Lawn Bowls, Golf, Swimming, 10 Tiaro QCWA Branch Mtg 9.30am (1st, 8th, 22nd Sept) $2.00. Bring your Football and Small Bore on Saturday QCWA Rooms Mayne St. 41292237 lunch and enjoy a cuppa. and finishing with Rim fire on Sunday. 11-12 Technology Challenge M’brgh. Bible Study & Fellowship 6:00pm Admission Free. For more information Free. Youth activities, entertainment. Lighthouse Christian Church. Main St. www.maryboroughmastersgames.org www.technologychallenge.com.au Bauple. 41292787 11 Garden of Weeden Heavy Horse & Thursdays Harness Day. Miva. See Classified. Under 5 Story & Craft Time. 9.30am 12 Garden of Weeden Hobby Farmers (16, 30 Sept) Tiaro Library 41292453 Market. Miva. See Classified. Bauple Scouts, Joeys & Cubs. 4.30pm BAUPLE 12 Theebine Hotel - Gympie High Bauple Rec Ground. Sandra 4129-2609 Country School of Music Excellence. Fitness 5.30pm Tiaro Hall, Get fit in 1hr 14 Gootchie QCWA Branch Mtg 9.30am. a week! Great Support. 4129 3112 Gootchie Rd. Gootchie. Ph. 41293212 Fridays 16 Taylor St. Comm. Legal Services. Rossendale Tennis Club, 7pm. FREE @ Tiaro Com. Ctr. Ph 41292453 NUT Bauple-Woolooga Rd. 4129 2589 for appointment. 3 days prior. Gundiah Community Place Social 17 Gundiah Community Place AGM Nite 6.30pm 1st & 3rd Fridays (3rd, SaturdayBASH 6th November 6.30pm BBQ 7pm Mtg 4129 2504 17th Sept AGM). 4129 2504 3pm til late 18 School Holidays Resume 4 October. Sundays Bauple & District Recreation Grounds 18 Gootchie QCWA Scrapbooking Lighthouse Christian Church, (Forestry Rd, Bauple) Gootchie Road 9.30am. 41293212 Main St. Bauple. 9:30 –11:30 am Praise, •Entertainer Neil Duddy •“MAD” Ron 19 Theebine Hotel - Jim McAlister Worship & Communion. 10:30-11:30 Laycock •Kids Games •Tug-o-war 21 Tiaro Chamber Commerce Mtg 7pm Children’s Church. 41292787 Competition •Nut Shelling Champion- Tiaro State School Admin Building ship •Rides •Stalls •Fully Licensed Bar 23 Bauple QCWA Branch Mtg 6.30 pm. •Plenty to Eat and Drink plus Mill Street. New members welcome. CLASSIFIEDS. A Fireworks Extravaganza! 24 Tiaro Library Book Club 10am GARDEN OF WEEDEN EVENTS: For information on this event call 24 QCWA Gootchie Girls @ Petrie Gdns Blast from the Past Heavy Horse & Rachel Ireland on 0417 701 017 24 Big Night In! 6pm All welcome Pizza, Harness Day Sept 11th. Enjoy a coun- Pasta & Family Movie on Big Screen! try weekend, All Aussie Tucker, Demos Lighthouse Christian Church, Bauple of all kinds to show the kids how Gold Coin Donation Per Person. Australia was built. Camping $5/head: 25 FCSS Horse Sale, General Auction, Hobby Farmers Market. Sept. 12th Trash & Treasure Markets at Show- 7-12noon. Grow it, hatch it, breed it or grounds. 7am, Sale 9.30am. 4123 5311 make it, then SELL it @ our Hobby 25-3Oct. Maryborough Masters Games Farmers Market. Munna Creek Rd. www.maryboroughmastersgames.org Miva. Ph. Marj or Alan on 54846463 26 Theebine Hotel - Bandicoots & The Institute. BBQ Noon. Music 12.30pm. WANTED: Dehorner for adult animal 30 Gootchie QCWA Scrabble Challenge and Applicator for ear tagging. Call Theo 9am Gootchie Road. Ph. 41293212 0424 223 935. SWAP: 5yr old Droughtmaster Bull that throws good calves for a comparable DATE CLAIMERS Beef Bull. Call Geoff 4129 3293. 30th & 31st October 2010 OCTOBER Registrations Commence 7pm Oct 29th 16 QCWA Garden Party @ ‘Rossendale’ URGENT: Volunteers Wanted to staff Seniors $15 Juniors $5 Family Competition $10extra 24 Car Boot Sale, Bauple Band Hall Bauple Museum. Ph 4193 9341. FREE learn to fish classes for the junior fishermen 30-31 Tiaro Landcare Fishing Comp. PRIVATE SALE: 7 Main St Gundiah. Saturday Night Live entertainment and Lucky Draws NOVEMBER 1012m2 block, 2 bedrm, front verandah, FREE camping on site or at Tiaro Park, Tiaro 2 Melbourne Cup Day Bauple QCWA hardwood floors, mod. kitch, open plan Tiaro Lions Club Food, BBQ, Drinks, Licensed Bar 6 Bauple Nut Bash Bauple Rec Grounds. living/dining, fully fenced, steel posts, CONTACT: Ron Black 41292773, Lynn Klupfel 41296206 13 QCWA‘Birds in the Bush’ Pamper Day. good head height under. Must See, Email: [email protected] FREE Event @ Tiaro Memorial Hall. Make Reasonable Offer. 0424 22 3935 A COMMUNITY BUILDING PROJECT: SEPTEMBER 2010 The Gootchie QCWA GUNDIAH Gootchie Girls COMMUNITY CHRONICLE Well,Clean we did it! We Sweep wiped the floor with GUNDIAH COMMUNITY INCORPORATE our entries in the Divisions Finals Day in G’Day to you all on this first month of Bundaberg, AND own Katrina Hain won Spring! Time to warm up! Jag the Joker ‘Division Country Woman of the Year’. Social Nights: Life at the club has been Jackpots $100 every Friday 5.30pm til 8.30pm She will go on to compete for ‘State in winter mode: doors closed after dinner Sunday BBQ Starts noon. Live Music. Raffles. Pool. Garden. Country Woman of the Year’, judged in and a game of darts with the heater on.
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