bhpa newsletter november 2009
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Newsletter for November 09TRANSCRIPT
News submissions to The SecretaryPO Box 43 Burrum Heads Qld 4659(email: <[email protected]>)
NOVEMBER 2009 ISSUEDeadlines for next issue:Advertising - 11 NOVEMBER 2009News item submissions - 16 NOVEMBER 2009
NEWSLETTER
ASSOCIATION NEWS
Our meeting on 21 October was attended by
nineteen members and two visitors including Les
MucKan from Fraser Coast Regional Council.
Apologies were received from 10 members.
Thank-you to all who attended.
Tennis Courts: The tennis courts have now been
completed and comments have been received on
what a first class facility we have at Burrum Heads.
The free sausage sizzle and tennis night was a bit
breezy but a good night was had by all who
attended. The numbers of people using the courts is
increasing weekly and we encourage all our
residents to “have a hit” for an hour or two
especially if you are looking for something to
entertain young visitors. A reminder though,
please wear shoes which will not mark the courts.
Boat Ramp: We have been advised by the CEO of
Fraser Coast Regional Council that Andrew Brien
will schedule a special meeting with our Boat
Ramp Committee shortly. Failing a favourable
outcome from this meeting, we are considering
taking this matter to the media.
A reminder - PLEASE DO NOT FISH FROM
THE BOAT RAMPS
Footpath: We hear that the extension of the
footpath along Burrum Heads Road to the service
station is due to start on Friday 23 October.
Wildlife Carers: Alan and Diana Stevens have
advised that they will no longer be able to be the
contact point for taking injured wild life to
registered wildlife carers. Darryl and Heather at
Burrum Traders have offered to be a contact point.
If you come across any injured wildlife, please
contact them on 4129 5159 and they will put you in
touch with a carer. Alan and Diana will continue
with the sea bird rescue eg. pelicans with hooks and
line in them.
Treasure from Trash: Whilst at the recycling
centre, one our members came across a painting of
the “Billy Tea Shop” done by former resident artist
Roy Fauvel who had tossed the painting out when
he was moving. The painting was rescued for its
historical significance to the town, lovingly cleaned
and framed and presented to the Progress
Association at our meeting. The painting will be
hung on the wall of the Community Hall as
property of the Burrum Heads community.
Hall Cleaning: A reminder once again that if you
would like to join our team of volunteers who keep
our Community Hall clean it is a great way to get to
know people and help your community at the same
time. Please contact Lesley on 4129 5410 if you
are interested.
New members are always welcome, so come along
and join the Association and find out what is
happening in your community.
For further details contact the Secretary, Dawn
Fletcher on 4129 5691 or at
[email protected] or the President,
Ron Gregson on 4129 5842 or at
The next meeting of the Association will be
held on Wednesday 18th November 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
BOOKKEEPING/CLERICAL
All Business Matters
Mobile - 0427 710 134
BUILDER
Mark Elsmore 4129 5648
Mobile - 0428 714 487
CABINET MAKER/HANDYMAN
Adrian Stanton
Mobile - 0407 093 791
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
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within, as all information is checked to the best of our
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not necessarily the opinions of the Publisher.
3 TRAVIS ROAD, BURRUM HEADS - FROM SATURDAY 7TH NOVEMBER(Continuing until Saturday 14 November or until sold out)
After more than 14 years in Burrum Heads, we are now leaving on our next lifestyle phase. Trying to
shoe-horn what we have accumulated in a 330 sqm home into a unit of one-third that size will require
some serious downsizing. We need your help.
Some items available - Ladders, plank, Kerrick water blaster, house cleaning gear, lawn mower,
Kawasaki brushcutter, BBQ setting for 6, four burner Turbo gas BBQ, tall antique timber & glass display
cabinet, antique Dexter rocker, Horn sewing table, Kirby heavy duty vacuum cleaner, power tools, hand
tools, garden tools, home brewing kit incl. bottle drying racks and bottles (empty).
Also a large wine storage rack, crockery, kitchen equipment, linen, clothing, computer magazines potted
plants and the usual bric-a-brac.
The North Winds have certainly been persistent this
year, postponing more charter trips. We did manage
to get the "Night Beat" trip out of Tin Can Bay
completed successfully, with a good mixed bag
being landed. Tassie landed the biggest with an
8.5kg snapper and a 5.4kg Maori Cod. Ron
Underwood's catch included a 4kg snapper and a
3.4kg Maori Cod. I heard talk of much bigger and
better fish, but you have to land them or photograph
them to get in this newsletter. Good to see a few
members venture out to the twelve mile in their
runabouts on the rare calm days. John Winterburn
was rewarded for his efforts and weighed in a nice
16.2kg Spanish Mackerel.
The "KJ" has been postponed to the 24th October,
and the "Coastwide" is booked for the 21st 22nd
November. Trip Captain Paul has booked nine
charters for 2010 and the list is posted on the notice
board. All but one of these are weekend charters, and
the "Venus 11" trip to Lady Musgrave Island on
25/26/27th June is designated for couples.
We have issued a challenge to the Amateur Fishing
Club to defend the "Guzzunder Cup". As it's their
turn to cook the BBQ, (they set the rules) we do the
weigh in. Sounds fair to me. Event to coincide with
Amateur's third week comp on13/14/15th November
with BBQ and weigh in on the Sunday. More details
next meeting.
George Dart outlined measures being taken to "iron
out" stumbling blocks to new boat ramp progress.
Meeting commended George and Bill Cardiff for
their perseverance and persistence in what has been a
long campaign.
Christmas Party is booked for Sunday 6th December
at The Burrum Heads Hotel (Picnic Area out back).
11am General Meeting. 12.30pm Sit down Roast
Dinner in the dining room.
We welcome new members:- Luke Dickens, Thomas
and Kaye McInerney, Tony and Winnie Paterson.
Next Meeting 1st November 2009.
Thanks to Alf and Rhonda for hosting this months
BBQ. We do appreciate your hospitality, considering
the circumstances. Next months BBQ will be at Lex
and Susy Tomlin's at 16 Louise Dr.Burrum Heads.
Until next month,Safe Boating,
Peter McKenzie
BURRUM HEADS BLUE WATER BOAT CLUB
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Enquiries to 4125 9700 (Carol)
Thursday 12th November 2009
Gatakers Bay 10.00am to 11.00amGables 11.30am to 12.00pmScarness 12.30pm to 1.00pmTorquay 1.30pm to 2.30pm
Friday 13th November 2009
Beelbi Creek 12.30pm to 1.30pmMorton St 2.00pm to 2.30pmBurrum Bridge 3.30pm to 4.00pmWals Camp 4.30pm to 5.30pm
Tuesday 17th November 2009
Burrum HeadsCaravan Park 2.00pm to 2.30pmBurrum Heads Rd 3.00pm to 4.00pmRoss St 4.30pm to 5.30pm
These are approximate times only
Phone4129 5333
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TRADING HOURSMonday 9.00am to 2pmTuesday to Thursday 9.00am to 5pmFriday 8.30am to 5pmSaturday (by appt.) 8.00am onwards
Come and see us for all your hair care needs.
We will look after you with professional and caring service
SPECIAL:- FOR OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER,
free eyebrow wax with every colour. Denise and Anne-Marie
Delivering fresh prawns, crabs, fish,
oysters & raffle trays etc to
TOOGOOM and BURRUM HEADS
every Wednesday
FOR FRESH SEAFOOD ORDERS & DELIVERIES TO YOUR DOOR
Phone Allen or Dianne
Mobile 0417 737 477 or Fax 4129 8693
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Only nine weeks to Christmas Day – this means
eight more craft days before we have our break-up
party which will be held on 07 December.
Australia’s No.1 Craft and Quilt Fair is being held
at Brisbane Exhibition Centre, South Bank, on
October 21-25. Beautiful beading, gorgeous quilts,
exotic textiles will be on display. Free workshops
and hands-on workshops are available –
scrapbooking, knitting, jewellery, embroidery and
more. Plenty of craft supplies to shop for. Many of
our craft ladies are attending on 22nd October.
Our annual bus trip has been organised for Thursday
29 October. We are leaving Burrum Heads at
7.00am, travelling via Mary Valley Road to
Kenilworth Cheese Factory where we will have
morning tea. We then move on to Maleny for a visit.
We will lunch at Montville and visit Cuckoo
Centre. After spending time at the Ginger Factory
we will return to Burrum Heads after 5.30pm.
Crafts for November: Each Monday we will learn
something for Christmas. November 02 – Christmas
Angel, to be taught by Shirley W; November 09 –
Snow-man, taught by Joan I.S.; November 16 –
Bows and Boxes, taught by Terry D and Vivian B.;
November 23 – Felt serviettes etc., taught by Joan
I.S.; November 30 – the morning will be spent
finishing UFO’s.
Come and join our friendly group and learn new
crafts. Monday mornings, 9.00 – 11.30am at the
Community Hall. Alice and Joan.
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Our sincere thanks to
everyone who worked
and donated so
generously to make our
recent tombola such a
great success. The
attendance on the day was totally overwhelming. The
amount raised was $4600 which is used for the
maintenance of the church and grounds.
Thank you all. Heather
“Running On Empty”
Most of us who drive have, at some time,
experienced the horrible feeling of seeing the needle
on the fuel gauge pointing to “empty” with no spare
fuel and no service station close to hand – Not a
happy situation.
Frequently, urgent things take our attention off the
important things. With a car, fuel, oil and water are
important things which, if neglected, could be the
cause of real trouble, not to mention considerable
expense.
Spiritual emptiness can result when we allow urgent
things to side-track us from the important things like
prayer (our communication with God), reading God’s
word (our spiritual food and drink), and worship (our
adoration, praise and thanksgiving to God), causing
us to “run out of gas.”
Jesus said, “If any man thirst, let him come unto me
and drink.” (John 3.37).
“Let him that is athirst come: and who so ever will,
let him take of the water of life freely” (Rev. 22-17).
“Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after
righteousness, for they shall be filled.” (Matt 5-6).
With such a wonderful offer, why continue to run on
empty? Pastor Geoff
Church Services for November
Anglican: 7.30 am 8th & 22nd
Uniting: 7.30 am 1st, 15th & 29th
Catholic: 9.00 am 8th & 22nd
(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
JOHN SHORTEN 7 JUNE 1932 - 31 AUGUST 2009Shirley Shorten would like everyone to accept this note as a personal thankyou for the supportand messages of sympathy on the passing of her beloved husband, John.
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
Crime Stoppers 24hrs - 1800 333 000
Hi Neighbours
This is my last newsletter as Secretary of NHW.
Our last meeting commenced with nominations for a
new Area Co-ordinator and a new Secretary. The new
officials are:
Area Co-ordinator Vince Hill
Ass. Area Co-ordinator Anne Lederhose
Secretary Heather Hill
Ass. Secretary Iris Clayton
Congratulations to Vince, Anne and Heather.
There were 13 members in attendance with 6
apologies.
Our Christmas party will be on the 1st December as
is our last meeting for the year.
Bev Barrass is collecting donations for a Christmas
hamper raffle prize. Please make a donation. Your
donation can be left with Bev at 16 Travis Road,
Burrum Heads.
Anne Lederhose is kindly donating a lucky door
prize. Thank you, Anne.
Members are asked to please bring a plate of finger
food for the Christmas Party. The Christmas break-
up commences at 11 am after a meeting which will
start at 9 am. Everyone is welcome.
To become a member of Neighbour Hood Watch
all you need to do is give a one and only small
donation. NHW meets once every two months. A
cup of tea and morning tea is provided after every
meeting.
Julie Granger
NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH NEWS
NOW OPENCome in and meet Natasha and Cindy the Joyce Blok rep on TUE NOV 17
th for a
skin analysis which includes a cleanse tone and moisturiser on the day purchase 3Joyce Blok products you will receive a complementary night cream (valued at $32),and as a bonus offer on the day book in and pre pay for an Express Facial you will
receive a complementary neck and shoulder massage.
Hands That Heal Beauty Therapy uses Joyce Blok skin care products in all facial treatments.Joyce Blok uses the best quality natural sourced active ingredients available. The formulations,developed to suit our climatic and skin care requirements contain extracts of herbs, flowers, and
fruits, essential oils and vitamins.
Also stocking a range of earrings & soon stocking a range of accessories. ChristmasSkin Care Packs have just arrived
Salon will be closed on Sat 31st oct and will re open on Thursday 5
th Nov
So why not drop by and say HELLO
Shop 3/ 51 Burrum Street Burrum Heads Phone 4129 5996
BURRUM HEADS OUTRIGGER CANOE CLUBThis has been a big month for the club, both
financially and equipment wise. Solid community
support, and a well presented submission from our
Fund Raising Officer Peter Bray, has resulted in
our receiving a grant for $30,000 from the
Gambling Community Benefit Fund to purchase
two new Six Man Canoes. We see this not only as a
great boost for our club, but also for the community
as a whole. In addition, we have received further
community support by way of two generous
donations to purchase three paddles for our juniors.
We thank the Burrum Heads Amateur Fishing Club
for their $500 donation, and "Tassie Tradie" Paul
Lethborg for his $250 donation. We have ordered
six paddles and have sought quotes for two
"Mirage" OC6 Canoes. Our own fundraisers for the
month by way of an ad hock Sausage Sizzle at
Mooloolaba, and a Garage Sale have netted us
$1000. We are pleased with our fund raising to
date, but still have a shortfall in upgrading
equipment, so will continue our efforts.
During the month Peter and Julie Bray competed in
the SQ Zone OC1/OC2 Series race at Mooloolaba
and came third in the 8klm mixed OC2 event under
borderline ocean conditions. Well done Peter and
Julie. Other races were cancelled due to dangerous
conditions.
On the river you may have noticed the increased
canoe traffic. Last Sunday we had a record number
of paddlers on the water over two sessions. Sixteen
senior members and prospective members in one
session, and twenty-one juniors in another. Better
than sitting at home reading the Sunday paper! If
you would like to try outrigging: - Sundays
8am.Call 41295635, or 41295226 for more details.
Junior Outriggers: - Saturdays 8.30am,
Wednesdays 4.15pm. Contact Julie Bray 41295711
for more information.
The long awaited Gubba Gubba Regatta at
Mooloolaba is the highlight of Australia's junior
Outrigging Calendar. Our contingent of 14 juniors
enjoyed the magnificent spectacle of two days of
well organised friendly competitive paddling.
Paddlers represented clubs from Cronulla to
Cairns, and a New Zealand Maori contingent gave an
international flavour to the event.
We didn't win a lot of races, but we were well placed
in most events contested, and gained valuable regatta
experience...brought home some beautifully carved
coconut shell Gubbi Gubbi medals...and had fun. Just
a few highlights from the almost non stop races over
two days:-
Even on Lake Kawana the gusty SW winds made
start line ups tricky, and Katie Bray did well to steer
the under12's and under14's OC6 teams into clear
water and avoid the congestion. Rebecca Bray joined
a combined Burrum, Mooloolaba, and New Zealand
OC6 team to take second in the finals of the U19's
1000mtr Sprint. Mackenzie and Cooper Bolland
joined forces with some formidable Kiwis to win
third place medals in the finals of both U12 OC6
250mtr Sprints and the 2klm Marathon, in their first
ever outrigger races. Well done boys.
In the OC1 events for many of our juniors, it was
their first solo races, but they performed like
veterans, and weren't too far behind at the finish.
Look out next year! Notable solo performances saw
Harry Creed take second in his heat of the U12 boys
250mtr Sprint. Jayden Kennedy took third in his heat
and made the finals (based on best times) and was
fourth in the final. Zali Potts had a great race to take
third in her heat of the U12 Girls 250mtr sprint in a
close finish for second (my photo shows her in
second, but I was biased). Grace Riley won her heat
of the U12 girl’s 250mtr sprint, and came second in
the final against strong opponents.
All of our juniors performed well, gained valuable
experience in a friendly competitive setting, made
lots of new friends, and will have many lasting
memories of their first Gubbi Gubbi experience.
STOP PRESS:-Grace Riley won her age division over
two kilometres at the Noosa race of the South
Queensland OC1/OC2 series this weekend. With two
wins from three starts and with one race to go she is
well placed to take out the series. Peter and Julie
Bray also did well to score another third in the eight
kilometres mixed OC2 race in the same series. Well
done our competitive paddlers.
COME AND HAVE A FRIENDLY GAME OFINDOOR BOWLS
NEW RECRUITS WILL BE WELCOMEDAND SHOWN WHAT TO DO
EVERY THURSDAY MORNINGIN THE COMMUNITY HALL
FROM 9.00 AM
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SERVICING BURRUM HEADS AND THE WIDE BAY AREA.
Meat Trays - Bulk Buys - Gourmet Lines
Call Lance or Luke - Ph 4129 5144
GET IN EARLY FOR XMAS
Orders are being taken NOW for our traditionallywood-smoked leg hams cut to size.
Also, we have turkeys, ducks, large chickens etc.
Please order early!!!
Our full range of meat packs arealways available
For fire permits, phone Eric Rosenberger Ph 4129 5928
Our band of volunteer fire-fighters have attended
fires both large and small, on our fireground and
beyond during the past couple of months. The long
range weather forecasts are continuing to appear very
problematical indeed, and given the predicted
weather patterns, our town's volunteers and those
from our neighbouring brigades will have a very busy
time of it right through into the new year.
A number of our members have again been willing to
nominate for listing on the deployment register,
which could see them join a Strike Team and be sent
anywhere within Queensland or beyond at relatively
short notice. And It works both ways, because those
interstate comunities that we have assisted may very
likely one day return the favour.
Please be aware that Total Fire Bans can be invoked
at very short notice and withdrawn at very short
notice. To be sure of the current fire ban status for
your Local Government Region, QFRS have provided
a 24hour Fire Ban register that can be reached on a
freecall to 1800 020 440.
Ken Fardon
BURRUM HEADS RURAL FIRE BRIGADE
What a wonderful day – The Village Voices Fund
Raising Concert for the SES was a huge success with
$700 raised towards our new shed. A huge thank you
to the ladies for putting on a show that made us laugh
all the way through.
Our raffle prize winners were –
1st Prize Hamper Delwyn Nicoll
2nd Prize Seafood Voucher
donated bySimpsons
Seafood Fay Kitchen
3rd Prize Meat Voucher donated
by BHeads Butcher Margaret Smith
4th Prize Fruit & Vegie Voucher
donated by The Vegie
Patch Burrum Heads Vonnie Robinson
The Guessing Competition was won by – Fay Parr
We have such a strong community spirit in this town,
it is a joy to see.
Once again thank you to all those who came along to
support us and thank you to the Village Voices for a
show to remember.
Rhonda Fardon
Group Leader
SES NEWS
FRIENDSHIP GROUP NEWS
The October meeting of the BH Friendship Group
was held on Thursday 1st October. Lyn Mc and
Lyn B provided lots of tasty goodies for afternoon
tea, which was thoroughly enjoyed. Barbara T
and Glenva supplied the raffle prize and this was
won by our newest member, Anne.
Anne also kept the ladies interested with her
knowledge of natural therapies with some of the
ladies offering to be ‘guinea pigs’ for acupuncture
and massage. The ladies appreciated the
experience of the healing qualities of natural
therapies.
Our next get-together will be held on Thursday 5th
November at 2.30pm in the Burrum Heads
Community Hall. Anita and Sue are our volunteer
caterers and raffle donors for the afternoon. Anyone
who is unable to attend, please phone Eadith
(41295516) by Monday 2nd November.
Admission is $4.50 to cover cost of the afternoon
tea and the hall hire.
New members and visitors are always welcome.
No stress – just turn up for a cuppa and a chat on
Thursday 5th November at 2.30pm!
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
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UP-STYLE FOR
FORMAL NIGHT
The grandchildren came
up for a visit so I had to
dust off the boat and
motor, and with the
weather being so hot
and windy we chose to
go out late in the afternoons to try and catch a feed
of fish. The wind seems to drop off a bit late
afternoon and it is more pleasant without getting
sun burnt. The tide was three-quarters in and there
were plenty of bait fish skipping about. We caught
herring anchored off the black bank and settled in
for some fishing. A successful night when we
came home with a nice lizard, a cod, a yellow
finned bream and a pikey bream. Unfortunately it
was 3 days before the fishing competition and
when we went back for the next 2 nights we did
not catch a scale. The boys went home without
having any weigh-ins for the fishing competition.
The good oil from Darryl from Burrum Traders is
that there are still plenty of large lizards being caught
off the boat ramps; mackerel are hanging around the
mouth and should be moving into the river systems
in the following weeks as the weather warms up. It
might be worth a try in the gutter running along the
Burrum north point towards Woodgate. Large
summer whiting are being landed off sand bars up
the Isis and up the Gregory river near the power line.
The club’s fishing competition was held from Friday
3rd September to Sunday 4th. Biggest bag men's
was taken out by Don Mc Neil with a mixed bag
containing a big 2 hand around whiting and flathead.
The biggest bag ladies went to his wife Beryl with a
mixed bag containing a nice whiting, bream, flathead
and a pike. Leanne Coleman was rewarded with a
prize in the secret weight.
Brad Dyson, a new member, also won with a
nice bream of 846grams. The surprise draw went
to Paul D'Cesare with a pikey bream. Junior
biggest bag was taken out by Bradley Dyson for
a flounder.
I hear there was a near divorce in our ranks a few
weeks ago when one of our male members was in
charge of the landing net and dropped not 1 but 2
good fish when his wife was bringing them up to
the boat, they were not eating fish but some one
had cold shoulder.
Paul& Leanne, Don& Beryl and Jack & Helen
showed the flag at the Lake Monduran away fresh
water impoundments competition on 10 & 11
October, but the bass and barra did not come to
the party. A good time was had by all with 4 out
of 6 winning prizes in the draws.
Anyone wishing to become members of our club
please join us at Lions Park on 15 November around
4.30 pm or alternatively ring the secretary Trevor
Lock on 4129 5101. Our club has a sustainable fish
limit on our competitions with members only being
able to weigh in one of each species.
Good fishing but remember, " limit your catch not
catch your limit." JAK
BURRUM HEADS AMATEUR FISHING CLUB NEWS
It was great to visit the Friends of
Cheelii at the recent Working
Bee. I even felt well enough to
help collect some of the Rhodes
grass that had been removed. Not
many volunteers were able to
come but Stephanie, Ellen’s
granddaughter, lent a hand.
Chris MacCarthy from Fraser Coast Regional
Council also called in to offer encouragement and
bring more weed bags as well as mark the spot for
the ‘Land for Wildlife’ sign. This means that the
reserve is now listed as an important area for
conservation. Aren’t we lucky to have this place
which is habitat for a rare plant right on our
doorstep. By the way, don’t forget that Council,
State and Federal regulations apply.
Because the reserve is public land, clearing
vegetation needs Council approval; even the Friends
of Cheelii CANNOT remove native plants without
Council approval. We will be talking to the “powers
that be” about thinning out some of the wattles in
the revegetation area closest to Ivor Curl Drive. Our
efforts to reduce exotic grasses in this area have
certainly paid off. Only a small amount of Natal and
Rhodes grass remains and the Mossman Burr grass
is gone (we hope). Of course, when it finally rains
some seeds may germinate so more weeding will be
needed.
Our next Working Bee will be held on Wednesday
October 28, starting at 8.00am.
We’d love to see you for a chat and a cuppa if you
want to know more about this project.
Sara Gerdsen (Co-ordinator – 4129 5789)
F R OG P R O J E C T AT C H E E L I I L AGOON
INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENTACADEMY - BURRUM HEADS
Thurdsay 1st of October: Lars Olsen journeyed
out to the Burrum Heads Community Hall
training dojo for the Kids Helping Kids Day
certificate presentations. Lars provided us with an
excellent insight into the ForgetMeNot Children’s
Home which is a very uplifting story of
compassion, courage, perseverance and love.
There has been a video clip from this event
uploaded into the internet "YouTube" site if
anyone is interested www.youtube.com/user/
IntegratedAcademy
The event leading up to this presentation was the
2009 Kids Helping Kids Day which occurred at
the Scarness foreshore on Saturday the 26th of
September. This was an event that our Academy
is invited to every year and it is always a great
opportunity to unite together as a team towards
another important goal. This year we provided a
30 minute training workshop and also a 20
minute Martial Arts & Self Development
demonstration for all those in attendance. Our
team consisted of 15 students who all not only
performed well during the demonstration but also
through their participation demonstrated a personal
decision to share kindness and generosity with the
community. Our efforts helped the ForgetMeNot
Children’s home generate an abundant total of
over $7000 that will be directed into the building
of their new orphanage in Nepal.
* Notice to all previous students and family
members of the Integrated Martial Arts/
Development Academy -31st of October: We are
having our 7th year Anniversary Celebration since
the birth of the Integrated Academy in Burrum
Heads. All Academy members (past and present)
are invited to a BBQ and slide-show presentation
at the Burrum Heads Community Hall scheduled
for the Saturday afternoon.
Contact info:
Michael Green: Integrated Development Academy:
4128 7891 or 040 299 2074
Two elderly gentlemen from a retirement centre were
sitting on a bench under a tree when one turns to the
other and says: 'Slim, I'm 83 years old now and I'm just
full of aches and pains. I know you're about my age.
How do you feel?'
Slim says, 'I feel just like a newborn baby.'
'Really!? Like a newborn baby!?'
'Yep. No hair, no teeth, and I think I just wet my pants.'
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Obituary of the late Mr Common Sense
Today we mourn the passing of a beloved old friend, Common Sense, who has been with us for many years. No
one knows for sure how old he was since his birth records were long ago lost in bureaucratic red tape.
He will be remembered as having cultivated such valuable lessons as:
• knowing when to come in out of the rain;
• why the early bird gets the worm;
• life isn't always fair; and
• maybe it was my fault.
Common Sense lived by simple, sound financial principles (don't spend more than you earn) and reliable
strategies (adults, not children, are in charge).
His health began to deteriorate rapidly when well-intentioned but overbearing regulations were set in place.
Reports of a 6-year-old boy charged with sexual harassment for kissing a classmate; teens suspended from school
for using mouthwash after lunch; and a teacher fired for reprimanding an unruly student, only worsened his
condition.
Common Sense lost ground when parents attacked teachers for doing the job that they themselves had failed to do
in disciplining their unruly children.
It declined even further when schools were required to get parental consent to administer sun lotion or an aspirin
to a student; but could not inform parents when a student became pregnant and wanted to have an abortion.
Common Sense lost the will to live as the churches became businesses; and criminals received better treatment
than their victims.
Common Sense took a beating when you couldn't defend yourself from a burglar in your own home and the
burglar could sue you for assault.
Common Sense finally gave up the will to live after a woman failed to realise that a steaming cup of coffee was
hot. She spilled a little in her lap, and was promptly awarded a huge settlement.
Common Sense was preceded in death by his parents, Truth and Trust; his wife, Discretion; his daughter,
Responsibility; and his son, Reason. He is survived by his 4 stepbrothers; I Know My Rights, I Want It Now,
Someone Else Is To Blame, and I'm A Victim.
Not many attended his funeral because so few realised he was gone. If you still remember him, pass this on. If
not, join the majority and do nothing.
Burrum Heads Social Club AGMSaturday 14 November 2009, 2 pm
At the Sports Ground next to the Bowls Club
The following positions are available: President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary
We’d love some new faces on the committee! You must be a current member to nominate for aposition (membership $1 per family member). For more information, please phone Jodi on4129 5145 or Caroline on 4129 4441.
TOWN CHRISTMAS PARTY
Saturday 28 November 2009, starting at 3 pmFree rides and entertainment for the children, music, raffles, sausage sizzle and drinks.
A huge thank-you to Burrum Heads SES for agreeing to run the BBQ and Burrum HeadsAmateur Fishing Club for agreeing to run the bar
Many thanks to the following businesses for donating towards our fabulous raffle prizes:
All Things Outside - By the Sea Store - Bunnings Hervey Bay - Burrum Hair LoungeBurrum Heads Veggie Patch - Denise’s Snip & Klipz - North Queensland Cowboys
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Burrum Heads Little NippersPlaygroup
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 Everyone,
The Victorian visitors have gone home and our bus
numbers are fewer. I am very confident that we will
keep our bus until December so if you wish to use it to
shop please get in touch.
I will be away for a short time but will be back for 26
October bus. Please ring Iris – 4129 5233 – if you wish
to travel. 26 seats available and it is wheel-chair
friendly. Burrum Heads to Hervey Bay and return -
$7.00. Come and join us.
Kindest regards to all, Iris Clayton - Committee
Burrum heads Progress Assn. Inc.
TENNIS COURTS – HIRE CHARGES
DAY : 7.00am – 5.00pm - $5.00/hr/ct
NIGHT : 5.00pm – 9.30pm - $7.00/hr/ct
DAY HIRE (Monday – Saturday)
please contact:
Elders Real Estate - Ph: 4129 5166
1/47 Burrum Street
(Office hours: Mon-Fri: 8.30 – 5.00
Sat: 8.30 – 4.00)
NIGHT HIRE (+ Sunday hire) please contact:
Burrum Heads Bowls Club
Ph: 4129 4169
Because of the specialised surfacing of the
courts, non-marking footwear only is
permitted on the courts. (Please test by
scraping your sole on concrete. If a mark
results then your footwear is not suitable)
(Racquet & ball hire also available)
Come along
to the
Community Hall
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• New installations and alterations
• Renovations / rewiring of oldinstallations
• Ceiling fans and additional power points
• Additional lights and low voltage lighting
• Commercial and industrial installations
• Wire sheds / garages / safety switches
• Industrial automation and maintenance
• Repairs to hot water systems
• Builders
CLYDE MARAIS (Qld Lic Number: 68641)
Phone 4129 5083Mobile 0438 196 869
JOHNSON 40hp
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Well maintainedand serviced
Good Condition
Complete in storage box
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Slabs, Driveways, Patios, Footpaths, Pool Surrounds,
Plain, Stencil, Stamped, Exposed Aggregate, Cover-Crete, Colour
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E&R DAVEYHome & Building Maintenance
NO JOBTOO
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♦ House repairs♦ Small extensions♦ Pergolas♦ Bathrooms♦ Wardrobes
Eric Davey
(Registered Builder No. 44710)
Ph: 0418 194 353
Repairs to:
♦ FRIDGES♦ FRIDGE SEALS♦ WASHERS♦ DRIERS♦ AIR CONDITIONERS♦ GAS / ELECTRIC STOVES♦ CARAVAN REFRIGERATION
ALSO -
MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES - HOMEAIRCONDITIONING
SALES / SERVICE / INSTALL
ELEC. Lic. No. 41944 - ARC Lic. No. AU20485
DOMESTIC REFRIGERATION& APPLIANCE SERVICE
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Servicing all local areas
Ph/Fax (07) 4129 5071Mobile 0418 192 311
PO Box 205 BURRUM HEADS
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
18 Louise Drive, Burrum Heads 4659Tel/Fax: 4129 5648Mobile: 0428 714 487
MARK ELSMORE BUILDINGMARK ELSMORE BUILDINGMARK ELSMORE BUILDINGMARK ELSMORE BUILDINGregistered builder - qbsa: 024764registered builder - qbsa: 024764registered builder - qbsa: 024764registered builder - qbsa: 024764
♦ Commercial♦ Homes♦ Renovations
HOWARD CHAINSAW & MOWER CENTRE38 Old Bruce Highway, Howard (at the old wrecking yard)
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)
Please call Dennis inBurrum Heads
(40 years experience)
Phone 4129 5978
Mobile 0418 763 713
D&S Pendrick Electrical Pty LtdElectrical Contractors Qld Licence No. 59336
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♦ Free design & quotation
♦ Fujitsu warranty & service agent♦ Large single phase systems for areas
without 3 phase♦ Domestic & Commercial♦ Breakdown & repairs
Tom Foulkes(Director) 1300 367 818 Fax: 4129 0661
Island Close, Howard Q
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
CLUB NEWS
We congratulate the following:
Ian Gaffey, Gwen Wright & Kerry McQuillan - Winners of the Mixed Triples.
Sylvia Redman, Bev & Ron Underwood and John Redman - Winners of the Mixed Fours.
The bowls played was of a very high standard. Well done!
UPCOMING EVENTS
Melbourne Cup Day - 3rd November: Put your thinking caps on as the theme for this
year is Mardi Gras! (Costume dress is optional).
There will be lots of prizes -
Best Dressed Male & Best Dressed Female. Lucky Door, Raffle, Wine, Spirits & more.
$20.00 per head - A delicious 2-Course Meal is included.
Music by Kerry Lennox will keep you entertained & have your feet tapping.
Courtesy Bus available from 10.30 am - The celebrations start at 11 am
Open Mixed Singles Championship - Round 1 will commence on Saturday 31 October
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 6.00 pm Barefoot Bowls - All welcome (Min 12 yrs of age)
Thursday 3.00 pm Coaching - Please ring Club to book
Friday 1.30 pm Mufti - Mixed - Jackpot bowls
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 $3 per person
(Community Hall, Burrum Heads Road)
The ‘500’Card Club
NOVEMBER 2009Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1
7.30am
Uniting
2 pm - Bingo
2
9am to 11.30
Monday
Crafters
3
8.30am Tai Chi
9am Cards
11am Melb
Cup Day Bowls
6pm Mart. Arts
4
9.30am
Nippers Plgrp
10.30am Low
Imp Aerobics
59am
Indoor bowls
2.30pm
Friendship
Group
6pm Mart. Arts
6
9.30am Yoga
7
Howard
Markets
9.30am
Dance Classes
8
7.30am
Anglican
9 am R.Cath.
Lit./Word
2 pm - Bingo
9
9 am to 11.30 -
Monday
Crafters
8.30am -
CAB Bus
10
8.30am Tai Chi
9am Cards
6pm Mart. Arts
11
9.30am
Nippers Plgrp
10.30am Low
Imp Aerobics
129am
Indoor bowls
2pm
Village Voices
6pm Mart. Arts
13
9.30am Yoga
14
Market Day:
Burrum
Heads - am
15
7.30am
Uniting
2 pm - Bingo
16
9am to 11.30
Monday
Crafters
17
8.30am Tai Chi
9am Cards
6pm Mart. Arts
18
9.30am
Nippers Plgrp
10.30am Low
Imp Aerobics
7pm Progress
Assn Mtg
199am
Indoor bowls
2pm
Village Voices
6pm Mart. Arts
20
9.30am Yoga
21
22
7.30am
Anglican
9 am R.Cath.
Lit./Word
2 pm - Bingo
23
9 am to 11.30 -
Monday
Crafters
8.30am -
CAB Bus
24
8.30am Tai Chi
9am Cards
6pm Mart. Arts
25
9.30am
Nippers Plgrp
10.30am Low
Imp Aerobics
269am
Indoor bowls
2pm
Village Voices
6pm Mart. Arts
27
9.30am Yoga
28
Town Xmas
Party
29
7.30am
Uniting
2 pm - Bingo
30
9am to 11.30
Monday
Crafters
RFB Maintenance
Wednesday
8.00 am to noon.