No.

194 June 2014 School Phone: 4129 2243, Fax: 4129 2523
JUNE
12 Gootchie QCWA - International Day - 11am
14 Bauple Historical Walk Grand Unveiling
20 Free Hearing Tests - Tiaro
JULY
26 Music Club Bauple Q150 Centre - 6pm
AUGUST
01 Bauple Bulletin
02 BIKE GYMKHANA - Bauple Scouts - Bauple Rec Grounds
08 Tombola Bauple Q150 Centre -7:30pm
SEPTEMBER
06 Bauple Bash Bauple Rec Grounds 2pm.
OCTOBER
10 Bauple Bulletin
NOVEMBER
28 Bauple Bulletin
WEEKLY
Tai Chi - Monday 6:00 - 7:00 pm - Bauple Band Hall
Yoga exercises & relaxation - 8:30am - Bauple Band Hall
Helen 0410288595
Bauple Community Shed open - Tuesdays & Saturdays 9am - 3pm
Bauple Bubs Playtime (playgroup) Tuesday 9:00 am Bauple Rec
Ground
Social Dance evening - Tuesday 7:00 pm - Bauple Band Hall
Tiaro Creative Arts Group - Tues. 9:30 - 11:30am Uniting Church
Tiaro ph. 4129 2212
Bauple Scouts & Cubs- Thursday 4:30 - 6:30pm
Zumba Classes - Thursday 5:30pm - Bauple Band Hall
Gunalda & Dist Kindy Tues & Thurs 9:15 - 2:45 - Ph 5484 6200
Darts - Thursday 7:00pm - Bauple Band Hall - 0438 758 771
Indoor Bowls Thursday 7:40pm Tiaro Memorial Hall
Tiaro Community Health Clinic Monday 12:004:00pm
Rossendale Tennis Club - Friday 7pm - Ph 4129 2589
Alcoholics Anonymous Mtg Fri. 8:00pm (Ralph 5485 7041)
Glenwood Hall
Line Dancing Wednesdays Gunalda Hall - Ph 41293126
Free Broadband for Seniors - Mon - Friday 9:00am - 1:00 pm -
Tiaro & Dist. Community Centre

FORTNIGHTLY
Meditation - Hinterland Spiritual Centre (Bauple), 1st & 3rd Mon
6:30pm
Antigua, Yerra, Mungar Dist Pottery 1st & 3rd Tuesday
Tiaro & Dist Lions Club 2nd & 4th Monday
Bauple Friday Family Nights - Fridays Q150 Shed - 6pm
Gundiah Community Place Social Gatherings 1st & 3rd Fridays
QCWA Tiaro Younger Set - 9am - 1st & 3rd Saturdays
MONTHLY
BAUPLE
Rural Fire Brigade training 1st Monday 7:00pm
Rural Fire Brigade meeting 2nd Monday 7:00pm
Mt Kanighan RFB Group Gen Mtg 19th June at Bauple RFB 7:00pm
Bauple & Dist Rec Ground meeting - 2nd Wednesday - 7:00 pm
Bauple P&C meeting 3rd Tuesday 3:15 pm
Mt Bauple Museum Mtg 3rd Tuesday 7:00pm
Bauple Band Hall meeting 3rd Wednesday 7:00pm
Bauple Kids Hangout - 4th Friday - 6-9pm - Bauple Recreation Centre
Bauple (Hinterland) Markets - 4th Saturday - 7am - 1pm
TIARO
Tiaro Markets - Tiaro Dist Community Centre
Tiaro Radio Sub-Cttee - 3rd Monday 6:00pm
Tiaro Country Crafters 2nd Friday 9:30am Uniting Church Tiaro
QCWA Hoy - 2nd Wednesday - 11:00 am
Bingo - 4th Wednesday - Tiaro QCWA rooms - 11am
QCWA meeting 2nd Saturday - 9:00 am
QCWA Younger Set - 1st & 3rd Mondays - 3:30 - 5:30pm
Tiaro Shire Community Centre meeting - 3rd Monday 7:00 pm
Tiaro & District Landcare 3rd Wed Landcare House 7:30pm
Community Legal Service - 3rd Thursday - Tiaro Council Office 9:00am
R.S.L Last Monday 7:30pm Memorial Hall, Tiaro
Tiaro & Dist. Chamber of Commerce 3rd Tuesday 7:00 pm Landcare House
P&C - 2nd Thursday6:00 pm
MIVA
QCWA Meeting 1st Wednesday 9:00am

GUNALDA
Gunalda, Curra, Glenwood Community Health Clinic 2nd Wed

GOOTCHIE
QCWA Meeting 2nd Tuesday - 9:30am

GUNDIAH
Gundiah Community Place - social evening - 1st Friday, BBQ 6pm, 7pm start
Gundiah Community Place - meeting - 3rd Friday, BBQ 6pm, 7pm start
Gundiah Rural Fire Brigade training 1st Monday - 7pm at Fire Station
Gundiah RFB General mtg - 11th June - 6:30pm BBQ - mtg 7pm

THEEBINE
Community Health Clinic Monday 12.00 4.00pm

GLENWOOD
Progress Assoc. Inc. 1st Sunday 3:00 pm
Glenwood & Dist Lions Club - meet Sunday - 4:30pm
- phone Bill & Jean on 4129 2247 for venue in Glenwood.

BI-MONTHLY
TIARO
Tiaro Rural Fire Brigade - 1st Monday. At Fire Shed 7pm. To become a
member or attend a meeting phone S. Nielson 0428 570 761
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CHURCH NOTI CES
UNITING CHURCH - THEEBINE
Service 2nd & 4th Sunday at 10:00 a.m.
Phone Bevan 5484 6183 or Cathy 5484 6229

ANGLICAN CHRIST CHURCH GUNALDA
Church services: 3rd Sunday of every month commencing at
10:30 am.
Office hours:- Wed, Thurs and Friday 9am to 3pm ph 5482
2629
Email: [email protected]

SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH TIARO
Mass Every Sunday 10:00am
World Day of Prayer - Friday 7th March 9am
EVERYONE WELCOME!

ST. THERESAS Little Flower CATHOLIC CHURCH
GUNALDA
MASS - 2nd Sunday each month at 7:30 a.m.
Liturgy of the Word & Communion 1st, 3rd & 5th Sunday
monthly at 7:30 a.m.

MARYBOROUGH COUNTRY UNITING CHURCH
Tiaro - 1st & 3rd Sundays 7:30 p.m.
Bauple 2nd & 4th Sundays 7:30 p.m.
SUNDAYS: 10:00am and 6:00pm
Kids Church 10:30am
For any information on other events including:
Pizza & Movie Nights, Live Wires kids club,
Girl Talk for Preteen - teen girls, Mens and
Womens Ministry events please contact church.
BIRTH NOTICE
Fookes-Noon Jasmin and Jye would like to welcome their frst born Zavier. He was born on the 14.5.2014. Zavier
is the frst granchild for Di and Waldermar Starke of Bauple
BEREAVEMENT NOTICE
William (Bill) BULL passed away suddenly on the 18th May 2014. Bill was born in Brisbane on the 16th
May 1953. He was a proud family man and will very much missed by his wife Kerry and his four children,
Geordie, Allan, Edward, and Ruby. Bill was privately cremated on the 21st of May. A memorial service will be
held at the Bauple Q150 Recreation Centre at 2:00pm on Saturday 21st June. We invite all present and past
members of the Bauple Recreation Assoc. and all community members to attend and show their respect.
MARRIAGE NOTICE
Hooper - Putney The marriage of Ruth Putney (nee Brischke) , and Mick Hopper took place on
the Saturday 31st of May. The ceremony and reception were held at the Hide away Hotel in
Tiaro. Ruth is daughter of Garry and Debbie Brischke of Bauple and Mick is son of Len & Pat
Hooper of Glenwood.
Mick and Ruth now continue their lives together with Cailin and Charlotte., and we wish them all the happiness
for their futures together.
FOR SALES
Puppies For Sale - $350 Neg.
Big strong Puppies ready for homes in Approx 4 weeks. 9 pups left - 6 Males and 3 Females. Dad is large Neo-Mastiff / Mastiff X.
Mum is Bull-Mastiff / ridgeback X). These will make SUPER Guard or Hunting dogs or family pets. Mum has a fabulous tempera-
ment. Wormed every 2 weeks and will be Vet checked and Vaccinated, Microchipping. Expressions of interest and deposits being tak-
en. Will sell Quickly.
Mum and Dad available for viewing.
See Mr Hallam or call 41292362
Rossendal e Tennis Cl ub I nc.

Our new composting toilet project is not far from completion and all members are looking forward to seeing
the finished product an easily accessible toilet in a new clean, sealed and vermin proof room. A huge
improvement on our old thunderbox! We know everyone who uses it will appreciate the funding from
Gambling Community Benefit Fund that made this project possible.

JUNIOR COACHING Friday coaching for Juniors is going well despite the odd downpour interrupting proceedings.
Luckily our court is ok to play on after a shower and this seems to happen quite regularly on Fridays! A new round of Junior
Coaching followed by Adult Coaching will begin next term (after the next school holidays) on Friday 25
th
July. Junior
Coaching will stay the same ie first group 3:30pm to 4:15pm and next group 4:15pm to 5:00pm. The program will run for a
minimum block of 7 weeks. Costs will be $65.00/pupil or $120.00 for 2 children in the same family. Loan racquets available
each week. Contact Gympie Coach Matt Watkins on 041770129 to book your childs spot.

ADULT COACHING SESSIONS will begin Friday 25
th
July starting 6pm to 7pm for a 7 week program. Costs will be
$65.00 for the term or $10 each week. You need to contact Matt on 041770129 before 25
th
July to book your spot.
Remember there are only 8 spots available! Book yourself in for this rare opportunity to have a qualified coach help you learn
correct technique and improve your game almost in your backyard!

The club held our AGM on 4
th
April. Bevan Day was re-elected as President, Mary-Anne Walters re-elected as Secretary,
Marilyn Connell re-elected as vice-President and we now welcome a new Treasurer - Mrs Lois Small, who resides on the
Gunalda Range. A big thank you goes to Carol Maxwell who has held the position of Treasurer since 1993. Thats 21 years!
Awesome!

In April, our club made the news TV and newspapers - through an encounter with a burglar who turned out to be an alleged
kidnapper on the run. He made the mistake of breaking into our clubhouse right under the watchful eye of Greg Faulkner (our
neighbourhood watch) who quickly contacted Police. They took a while to get there (it was very late at night), but eventually the
police apprehended the suspect who was making his getaway. He had loaded himself up with whatever he could manage to steal
from our club so was caught red-handed. He left fighting and kicking. Police were able to match his fingerprints to those taken
from the scene of a kidnapping earlier in Childers. They had no leads until then so Gregs quick thinking helped solved two
crimes. Well done Greg! Our club really appreciates what you did and Im sure the police and general public do too!
Hope everyone is trying to get their recommended 120 minutes of moderate exercise every week. If you can have fun while
exercising its even better and thats why tennis is a great choice as it covers those needs. Think about getting a partner to have a
hit out or get a group together. Rossendale Tennis Club has two excellent synthetic grass courts, a great roomy clubhouse wit h
table and lots of seating, BBQ facilities, racquets available for use, and off-road parking. The club is located in a rural setting
only 5 klms from Bauple township and is central to Gundiah and Glenwood localities. Address is 38 Bauple Woolooga Road,
just off the Bruce Highway opposite the southern Bauple Exit/Entrance. For any enquiries or to hire courts please phone Mary-
Anne Walters on 4129 2589; MOB: 04 3837 4091; Bob & Carol Maxwell on 4129 2391; or John & Lyn Kelman on 41 293
212.
MARY-ANNE WALTERS Secretary
[email protected]
BAUPLE TAI CHI Beginners Classes

Bauple Band Hall, each Monday at 6pm

Beginners classes for Tai Chi will commence on Monday
29
th
April at 6pm at the Bauple Band Hall. Cost is only $3
with the first 2 lessons free.

Come along and see if this form of relaxation/exercise is for
you.

Contact Hilary for more information on: 0427 462 775
WORDS OF WISDOM

Be careful about reading health books. You may die of
a misprint. - Mark Iwain

I don't feel old. I don't feel anything until noon. Then
its time for my nap.- Bob Hope.

Listening to music literally changes your brains per-
ception of time and reduces the amount of thime you
think youre waiting.

Drinking 16 ounces of water will increase your
metabolism by up to 30% alone.

If youre in an area where you should have cell phone
service but dont, put your phone on airplane mode
and then switch back. This will cause your phone to
register and find all the towers in your vicinity.
The Vintage Film Club
On the 1st of July the Vintage Film Club
will be showing the film Maltese Falcon.
The film will start at 10:00am and be held at the
Tiaro Library.


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EFTPOS AND LAY-BY AVAILABLE.
Mt Kanigan RFB Group
meeting Thurs 19 June,
Bauple RFB Stn commencing 6:30pm BBQ, 7pm
General Meeting.
Gundiah Fire Warden - ph: 41 293 128 after 7pm
Gundiah RFB Training - 1st Mon Month
Gundiah RFB General Meeting
changed to Tues 10th June, 7pm at Fire Stn.
BAUPLE HERITAGE TRAIL LAUNCH
14
th
JUNE 2014
Well after months of planning, stressing and all the other feelings that come along with organizing such
a huge event its nearly here.

The Market stalls are all invited and have accepted, the Vintage cars will be there in all their glory, The
Stationary Engines will be chugging away, The dignitaries will be there and Mary Heritage and the
Town Crier as well in all their glorious robes, the Museum is getting its final Spit & Polish as is
Nosh the Nutmobile. The QCWA are all baked out cooking cakes and biscuits for your morning and
afternoon teas. The BBQ all ready to be fired up for you and lots of other goodies to quench your thirst
and feed your tummy. I have ordered a perfect day from the man up stairs and all's looking good.

We just need you, all our friends of the Museum. Everyone from the Bauple and the surrounding District
have reason to be proud of our area. We have a 3 kl. stroll around the streets of Bauple, with signs
showing you just where the original buildings and businesses of Bauple were. with a bus to run you
around the trail if the walk is to much. So be there about 10 am when it all starts. The Official opening of
the Trail by the FCRC Mayor, Gerard OConnell is at noon, preceded by our own Bauple School
Students to sing the National Anthem, The Town Crier and Mary Heritage and the firing of the Time
Canon. It all closes about 4 pm so come along and enjoy a wonderful day and go down with us in the
History of Bauple.

See you there,

Pauline Keightley Secretary.

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Bauple Recreation Grounds Inc.
Q150 Recreation Centre

Hi everyone and welcome to the winter edition of the Bauple Recreation Grounds
review. We hope that you all have plenty of water in your tanks and wood for your
fireplaces.
On May the 14 the Bauple and District Recreation Ground held their AGM which was chaired by Bauple State
Schools new Principle Will Snedden. He did a fantastic job and the results are as follows:-
President: Debbie Brischke, Secretary: Leanne Phali, Treasure: Vickie Willcocks, Vice President: Mary Liddell.
The president gave her report which highly praised the work of the all the members. Debbie was very proud of what
has been achieved over the past 12 months and was looking forward to the future that is looking very bright for the
Q150 Center, the Recreation ground and Bauple as a whole. We look forward to a year of progress, building, music
nights, Bauple Nut Bashes and much much more.

Speaking of the future we have been having a great time with the success of the music club nights. We have been
holding some of them inside the Q150 Recreation Center and they are proving to be a huge success. The equisetic in
the Building seem to complement the music equipment we have and it works just a treat. The artists all seem happy
with the facilities and keep coming back for more. The nights are filling up and we already have our first 2 finalist to
play the Bauple Nut Bash. From the next music night we will find the next 2 artist to play at the Bauple Nut Bash.
The date for the next music night will be July 26th. We would like to thank Emma-Kate, Sarah and Justin for the
wonderful work with the new sound board that we have managed to purchase. They are slowly but surely getting
the hang of the new technical equipment and doing a mighty fine job of it. So keep practicing and we will see you
there.

Speaking of the Bauple Nut Bash it is time to start putting events and ideas into action for this years event. This is
our 9th consecutive year of the Bauple Nut Bash and we look forward to a Bash full of fun and family activity. Our
next monthly meeting on the 11th June will be held at 6:00pm to continue organizing the Bash. At this meeting we
invite you to come along and have your input to this years event. This is your chance to come along and have your
say as to what you want to see or happen or even provide at this years event. The more people that come along and
have their say the better the event will be. The Bauple Nut Bash will take the same format as has done in the past
but we are always open to new ideas.

The work on the inside of the Q150 Building is progressing nicely and we are very proud of the work that is being
achieved. We would like to thank all our volunteers that come along and help on the days were we make progress
to our Building. Thanks go to Damien, Garry, Gil, and Darren for the installation of our new timber slab window
sills. They have come up beautifully. The internal walls are nearly all the way around the inside, so soon it will be
painting time. If you can help in any way please feel free to contact us.

Our fundraising efforts at the Gregs IGA on a Sunday morning with a Sausage Sizzle Stand is proving to be very
successful . We are developing a regular customer base which is great. We even had a drive thru customer, very
funny stuff. We thank all those that have come in and supported us on these days. We have another date on the 15th
of June and one on the 20th of July. Our Thanks go to IGA for their continued support.

Dont forget our meetings for your ideas for the Bauple Bash. Our music night and of course our Friday Family Fun
Nights, they are held on the 1st & 3rd Friday night of each month and depending on the week depends on the menu.
We like to change the menu every now and then. The next Family Night is this Friday the 6th June at 6:00pm where
our menu is meat, vegetarian and apple pies. See you there.

Our next Bauple Kids Hangout will be Friday 27th June, where the Centre will be open from 6pm for the local kids
to come and meet with their friends. Entry is free and drinks, chocolates, chips and dinner will be on sale.

Well friends that is enough from me this time and I will type more again next time, until then stay safe, stay warm,
and always tell your kids you love them.

Mary Liddell
(Vice President).

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April
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27th - Brunch 9am

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Bauple Rural Fire Brigade News

Welcome to the winter months, we cannot complain so far, you know what Mary Poppins says Perfect in every way Its a
good time to clean up around your house, getting rid of any debris close to your residence and surrounding garages and sheds.
Bauple brigade will be having its Official Station Opening and Vehicle Handover on the 7
th
June 2014 and will be welcoming
Ann Maddern, MP for Maryborough, who is representing The Honourable Jack Dempsey MP and Minister for Police, Fire and
Emergency Services along with Acting Area Director Andrew Allen, Rural Operation Staff, Councillors, representatives from
local brigades, groups and members and their families. We are very appreciative of the assistance that we have received to
make this all possible, from the Bauple Brigades humble beginnings (see it all in the Mount Bauple and District Historical
Society Inc.) to now where we have reliable equipment to use, trained volunteers, wonderful station and training room for our
members to utilise. We very much would like to Thank the ratepayers for their fire levy which is contributed throughout the
Wide Bay area, Jupiters Casino Benefit Fund for the grant that they provided to assist us to build our new fire station, Rural
Operations Station Improvement Grant which allowed us to refurbish the old station into our training facility and Qld Fire &
Rescue Service for providing the new Fire appliance (we are one of the first in the area to receive an Isuzu fire appliance).
Thank you to our members for their assistance!

We will be having our new fire appliance, Isuzu 51 and our Nissan Patrol 41 on display at the Bauple Heritage Trail on the 14
th

June, so if you wish to have a good look at the new vehicle or ask any questions on the day please do,
Some of our newest members have now completed their Fire Management Training so congratulations to them! We hope that
you have a rewarding time with us.

Recently the brigade volunteers have actively assisted National Parks & Wildlife with some of their control burns, we have
conducted some local control burns and have a few more to do. Thanks to all of the members for volunteering their time and
effort.

Residents are reminded before lighting fires they are required BY LAW to obtain a fire permit from the area Fire Warden
unless it is less than two metres in any direction.

Contacts for the fire Wardens are:
Bauple Fire Warden - Mobile 0427 969 065 Bauple residents
Tuan Forestry Fire Warden 4121 4218. This is the number to use to contact Forestry Fire Warden if you live in Forest
View or Talegalla area and require a fire permit. Our brigade is happy to have the fire permit faxed to our fire station after you
have completed an application to burn.

The Fire Warden, according to weather conditions can cancel any permits that have been issued.
I would like to let the community know that our meetings are held on the 2
nd
Monday of the month, 7 pm at the Fire Station,
we welcome anyone wishing to become involved with our brigade. Training night is usually the 1
st
Monday in the month.
For further information please call C Maxwell, Secretary on 4129 2391 or
Mobile 0417 003 234 - Fax number to Bauple Fire Station 4193 9107

In an emergency dial "TRIPLE ZERO" (000)

C.Maxwell Secretary 4129 2391 - Mobile 0417 003 234









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Please contact Helen on 0410 288 595

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to make an appointment

Tiaro Please call in to the Tiaro Library, (Forgan Terrace)
or call 4129 2453 to make an appointment

Advice is free and all consultations are private and
confidential. However due to limited resources and time
there is a maximum of 15 minutes for each consultation.

For further information about the Taylor Street Community
Legal Service please call 4194 2663.
FRASER COAST HYDROPONIC
GROUP
This months meeting will be held at the Hervey Bay
Community Centre, 22 Charles St., Pialba on Saturday
21 June at 10:00am. Entry is via the front door.
People interested in Hydroponic Gardening are invited
to join us for a cup tea at 09:30am
Contact Secretary Ph. 0457 150 181
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FRASER COAST COUNCIL MEDIA RELEASES

Local Lunchtime History Talk
Local historian Ron Allen will host the next Lunch Time Local History Talk at the
Maryborough Library on Tuesday, 10 June from 12noon.
Ron will speak on the history of the Maryborough Ambulance Service which was formed over a century ago.
The horse-drawn ambulance wagon was used until 1915 when the first motor ambulance - a six-cylinder Fiat - went into service, a gift
made possible by the generosity of the employees of Walkers Limited.
The Lunch Time Local History Talks are held on the second Tuesday of every month at noon at the Maryborough Library.
The talks are free, but bookings are essential by contacting the library on 4190 5788.

BAUPLE ROADWORKS
Work has just finished on an NDRRA and Council funded project to repair the Stringers Crossing
culvert on Bauple Drive. The ballast was washed away and the road damaged in 2013 floods.
As part of the $110,000 project, concrete was used to replace some of the ballast and new ballast
brought in to protect the culvert from future floods and the bank repaired to protect the road.
Mon.Fri.
8:30 am to 1:00 pm
2:00 pm to 4:30 pm
Saturday
9:00 am to 12noon
Forgan Terrace
Behind Memorial Hall
Ph: 4129 2453
Under 5s Story & Craft Activity
every 2nd &4th Tuesday at 10:30am
(except school holidays)
Come and explore your local Library and
find out all what you can do. Many people
love having the Library and there are
many thing you can find.

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Falling air pressure causes pain in birds ears, so if
birds are flying low to the ground it almost always
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Apple Cider Vinegar will remove moles, warts and
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Secretary, Tiaro Landcare

Research reaping results for the Mary River turtle

The Mary River turtle is shy and elusive by nature, hence its ability to avoid discovery of its natural habitat in the
Mary River untl 1990. Now the use of modern technology is gradually opening the doors to some of its secrets.

Tiaro Landcare Group and researchers from The University of Queensland have been using infra-red surveillance
cameras to monitor the nestng behaviour of this shy turtle. Cameras have been deployed every year for the past
fve years on the same nestng bank. Using specifc image analysis sofware, tens of thousands of images have
been analysed with surprising results.

Images from the last two nestng seasons have just been analysed. Researcher, Dr Mariana Campbell found that
for one of the identfed nestng females, 2013 was the fourth nestng season she accessed the same nestng bank
since 2009. Furthermore, two other identfed females have been recorded accessing this same bank through
three diferent seasons. Dr Campbell said There are images of many turtles, but we are able identfy only the
ones with a distnctve notch on their carapace. She concluded Our research indicates that Mary River turtles
exhibit some nest site fdelity. We now have images of the same turtles returning to the same nestng bank year
afer year.

Adrian Ross, the President of Tiaro & District Landcare Group said While Landcare Groups such as ours, are good
at getng their hands dirty, we need solid scientfc research that is peer reviewed, to make sure our actons are
most efectve. That is why we value our relatonship with researchers. It helps keep us on track.

Financial assistance from the Qld Government, Everyones Environment Grant assisted with ofsetng some out
of pocket expenses of this research project.

The bronze turtle sculpture, known locally as MR T (pronounced Mister T) will soon be shifed from the Tiaro
Library to his new home being constructed beside the Tiaro Craf Cotage. While this is a Fraser Coast Council
project, Tiaro Landcare has been working with them in providing local informaton etc.

Everyone is welcome to drop in to Landcare House (below the current Doctors surgery in Tiaro) when it is open
on Thursdays. Lots of free landcare informaton & displays.
MarilynConnell


Marilyn Connell
Secretary, Tiaro Landcare


Tiaro & District Landcare Group Inc
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.maryriverturtle.com
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SCOUTS AUSTRALIA
The aim of the Scout Association of Australia is to encourage the physical, intellectual,
social and spiritual development of young people so that they may take a constructive
place in society as responsible citizens, and as members of their local, national and international communities
BAUPLE SCOUT GROUP NEWS
MEETING TIMES as follows: Joey Scouts 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm Thursdays
Meeting Place Cub Scouts 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm Thursdays
BAUPLE REC. GROUNDS Scouts 4:30 pm to 6:30pm Thursdays
For Anzac Day we had a sleepover the night before,
when the Scouts got in another night under canvas.
The Scout Section have had a night of construction,
a night of making Mothers Day gifts, helped set up
for our Annual Presentation Night and we had a
combined Sideshow Alley program Show week..
We had 10 Side Show alley bases, one of which was
making a Show Bag which later got filled with
goodies. To take home.
The Cub Section have also been busy with fun
programs Including making Mothers Day gifts and
practicing their singing which they entertained
everyone with at the Presentation Night. They also
all attended the District Cub Scout camp where
everyone had a lot of fun.

Our Joey Scout Olivia was invested on the
Presentation night. Also all our youth members
received a certificate. Kynan got Most Improved
Scout and Dakotah got Scout of the Year. Falcon
Patrol took out Patrol of the Year. As our Cub
section has really only got under way in the last
month of the Scouting year we did not have a Cub
Scout of the Year but will have that next year
Section ages are as follows:

Joey Scouts 6 to 7.5 years
Cub Scouts 7 to 10.5 years
Scouts 10 to 14.5 years
Venturer Scouts 14 to 17.5 years
Rovers 17 to 26 years

New members always welcome

Sandra Tomlinson Baloo Group Leader
Darren Phali Falcon Scout Leader
Leanne Phali Kingfisher Assist. Scout Leader
Harmen Fabriek Rann Cub Scout Leader
All Committee members received a bunch of
flowers and a Certificate, and the Leaders a small
gift and a Certificate.
We recently bought new compasses with money we
received from Tiaro RSL Sub-branch. Our Scouts
had fun following some compass trails last week,
as did two of the Cub Scouts who are working on
their Silver Boomerang.

We are having a stall at the Museum on the 14th
June, when the Bauple Heritage Trail is launched.
We are hoping to sign up a Joey Scout Leader and
an Assistant Group Leader shortly.
It would be nice to see a couple more prospective
Joey Scout members.
New members are always welcome in the Cub
Scout and Scout Sections also.
PRESENTATION NIGHT
A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL THOSE PEOPLE
WHO CONTINUE TO SUPPORT
OUR CAN
RECYCLING
EFFORTS
WHICH
BOOST
Bauple State School P&C News
Relish this!! Relish Food and Wine festival: What a fantastic event to be able to attend!
A huge thank you to all the helpers that were melting, bagging, labeling, weighing all those
Bauple Nut bags! The festival is held on the 7
th
of June Portside, Maryborough. Visit
relishfrasercoast.com.au for more details. Come along and support your locals!!

NAPLAN brekky: Again this year we make breakfast for the whole school for the 3 day duration of the
NAPLAN test. The kids had a feast of scrambled eggs, bacon, pancakes, yummy pies, fritters, spaghetti, bakes
beans, hash browns, quiche, juice and milo. Nice full bellies for the start of their big day.

Anzac Day: What a great turnout for the Tiaro Dawn service over all! Huge numbers compared to last year. It
was such a proud moment seeing all our children dressed in their uniform, marching proudly. Hope to see even
more kids next year!

Happy Mothers day! Another great fundraiser for the P&C! Thank you for the donations and the time taken
to help the kids select and wrap their special gifts. We hope all the Mums enjoyed their special day. The
money raised from events like these really help us to save up for special projects for our children. So a BIG
thank you also to the parents that supported the Mothers day stall.

Happy Easter! So much excellent work was put into the Easter bonnets this year by all the kids! And thanks
to all the donations made, we were able to put together a lot of prizes for best bonnets on parade. A special
thank you also to our guest judge Lillian Coyne. Raffle tickets were also sold, which also contributes to the
future of our children.

Coming up A few dates to pop into the diary:
Sports day 13
th
June
Movie night will be Friday, 20
th
of June (more detail in the newsletter)
Tombola 12
th
September - any donations would be greatly appreciated.
And last but not least.. Thank you so much to all the P&C members and parent helpers that make all the
above mentioned possible. All that we do is for the kids and their future. Meetings are monthly, come along
and have a cuppa and get involved. There is always the have your say form attached to the newsletter the
week before the meeting if you cant attend but would like some ideas or input.
Kelly Baker
Secretary
Bopple Surgery News
New Doctor Update: Significant progress has been made in securing the services of a second
doctor. APHRA has approved our application and we will keep you posted when a definite start
date is known.

Fees Update: Our aim is to be able to continue to be a Bulk Billing practice and thereby keep
medical fees affordable. We are also aware of the long wait to get an appointment with the doctor.
Lately, many patients have failed to attend their appointments without notifying us, this is frustrating
as we could have re-booked these appointment times with other patients needing attention. This is
also a financial drain on the practice. Reluctantly we have started to implement a $20.00 failure to
cancel fee to encourage patients to become more considerate to others in the community who
also need to be seen.

We have also introduced a $5.00 fee which will apply to repeat prescriptions collected outside the
scheduled appointment times of 8:30 AM and 9:00 AM, this should help to streamline our day so
that we can see more patients. In other words if you collect your scripts before 9:00 AM you will get
them for free.

Please be aware that we are closed between 12:00 & 1:00 PM every day.
For further information please contact our Practice Manager, Glenn Genger, who is available at the
surgery on Mondays, Wednesdays & Thursdays.

GOOTCHIE GIRLS GOSSIP

Competition Day

The Gootchie QCWA held the finals of their competitions on Friday 30
th
May with the hall full to capacity. There were
approximately 45 people in attendance, who participated in a monster Tombola with lots of guest taking home prizes. A
celebratory 75
th
birthday cake was presented to one of our Vice Presidents
Diana Wilson.

Results of the Competitions as follows: -
Knitting & Crochet had 12 entries of which sections were won by Lynda
Thompson, Grace Rae, Diana Wilson, Val Brown, Trina Hain and Bronwyn
Kerr. Gail Warwick was our judge.
Photography winners were Shirley Main, Lyn Kelman and Harrison Cook; this
year we had 44 entries in 10 categories. Judges were Kevin and Josie Roe

Mrs Elaine Lacey - Gunalda and Mrs Marion Blair - Theebine were our judges for both Cookery & Floral Art this year.

Pauline Keightley and Lyn Kelman took home prizes in the Floral Art with 9 entries in various sections of the competition.

This year we received 21 entries in the Cooking Competition with winning entries from Val Brown, Bronwyn Kerr and Lyn
Kelman.

The day was both socially and financially successful for the branch and we were pleased to welcome
guests from
Howard, Tiaro, Miva, Glenwood and Tin Can Bay.











Diana Wilson (birthday girl) Judges Mrs Elaine Lacey & Mrs Marion Blair
on lef and Branch President Wendy Devine who judged the Cooking and Floral Art
on right presentng birthday cake.

ACWW Women Walk the World

As planned, the QCWA Gootchie and Tiaro Branch members held their Women Walk the World fundraising event for the
Associated Country Women of the World (ACWW) on the 29
th
of April. The ladies dressed in ACWWs organisational colour,
green, and carrying ACWW banners and green balloons gathered at the Royal Hotel in Mayne St Tiaro. Our small but happy
group set off enthusiastically through Tiaro toward their destination at the Hideaway Hotel.

Along the way there were calls of support from passing drivers, plenty of chats and laughter; as well as photo opportunities,
with a friendly local passer-by being called on to take a group shot on the hump back railway bridge. Luckily not too much
traffic was around to hold up; just a smiling tradie in his ute.
After completing our walk and reaching the Hideaway Pub the ladies all enjoyed a cool drink and a chat......did not imbibe at
that early hour!!

Along with the ladies individual sponsorship money, funds were raised by donation. Businesses in Tiaro township generously
allowed donation boxes and an ACWW information sheet to be placed for a week before the event. Many thanks to the
business owners, staff, Tiaro community and visitors who donated funds and help make our event a success. Our appreciation
goes to the Royal and Hideaway Hotels, Foodworks, Bush & Bay Caf, Tiaro Meats, B&H Rural and Tiaro Garden Centre.

We enjoyed our walk, with beautiful weather making for a very pleasant morning of fundraising for ACWW.
BAUPLE PROGRESS ASSOCIATION (BPA) UPDATE

*Many readers would have seen the article in the Chronicle Newspaper that Fraser Coast Opportunities (FCO) met
with the BPA and seen that FCO would like to make Bauple and the Hinterland a hero place to visit. We are active-
ly pursuing ways for this to occur. Any ideas are welcome or drop by and see us at the Bauple Heritage Trail launch
on June 14
th
.

*BPA is progressing the community plan through council. The delay has not been from our end.

*Enthusiastic members from Regional Progress Associations met in Bauple last month. We discovered many issues
are common to most communities. By joining together and becoming one voice we hope to obtain more positive re-
sults for all of our communities.

*Members and non-members benefit from BPA meetings because there is an opportunity to discover what happens
in our town. All the community including organisations are invited to come and share their views and any news at
each meeting and community organisations have a seat at every management committee meeting. The next Gen-
eral Meeting (AGM) Aug 6
th
, Bauple Band Hall from 7pm.

*At the last meeting the Bauple School P&C requested assistance with food for breakfasts to best prepare the stu-
dents for their NAPLAN tests. The BPA assisted supplying local produce and other donations. - an example of
where your membership helps support the whole community.

*Members are encouraged to be financial in order that rates issues and other council matters can be represented on
your behalf through one voice from this community as requested in the community plan. Annual Membership of the
BPA can be renewed on June 14
th
or contact us via email, or the BPA tray at the museum. Come along and make
our community a special place for people to live and visit.

Bauple is a beautful town. We want to ensure it has a future.
We have many community organisatons to get involved in if you want
* a music/family fun night - join the Rec Ground
* a nightly actvity and monthly market - join the Band Hall
* to make/build and mend things - join the Community Shed
* to treasure and promote the history of our town - join the Museum
* to get involved with the kids and next generaton - join the P&C
AND if you want to ensure Bauple has a future, for these and more opportunites join the BPA today.
Annual membership $5 | log onto www.bauple.com, email us, place in our tray at the museum, or sign
up on June 14
th
at the Heritage Trail event.
PHONE DIRECTORY
NAME PHONE MOBILE NAME PHONE MOBILE
Aspergers Support 4193 9239 Kumiai-Ryu Martal Arts 4129 3112
B & H Rural Tiaro 4129 2107 LightHouse Christan Church 4129 2787 0412 740 385
Bauplenuts Comp. Serv 4129 2686 0468 966 372 Mt Bauple & Dist Museum 4193 9341
Bauple Crane Truck Hire 0412 727 662 0403 208 865 Real Way Country 4129 2517
Bauple Recreaton Centre 4129 2272 0418 771 696 RMK Haulage Contractors 4129 2595 0417 292 595
Blossoms Garden. Serv 0418 879 682 Rustc Emu Art Gallery 4129 6003
Bopple Doctors Surgery 4193 9171 Solar Gates 4193 9548
Broadband for Seniors 4193 9239 Spiritual Centre - Bauple 0418 715 305
Build All Au 4193 9758 0422 812 743 Steve Gallot Paintng 5484 6037 0428 329 373
Cane Mulch - round bales 0418 797 822 Steves Slashing & Contractng 4129 2283 0408 059 858
Community Radio 4193 9612 Strling Homes 5483 6866
Demoliton Yard 0414 830 445 Taylor St Community Legal Serv 4121 2141
Elgas 4129 2376 Theebine Hotel 5484 6182
Excavator, Dozer Hire - Botcher 0417 605 418 Tiaro Community Radio 4193 9612
Exc, Dozer, Roller Hire - Wood 0418 797 822 Tiaro Craf Cotage 4129 2626
Fraser Coast Regional Council 1300 794 929 Tiaro Creatve Arts Group 5484 6135 0438 242 769
G & S Sheppard Excavator Hire 4129 6003
0427 296 003
0428 181 577
Tiaro Library 4129 2453
Gootchie Earthmoving 4129 3147 0428 796 558 Tiaro Markets 0419 276 588
Gunalda Kindy 5484 6200 0403 037 774 Tiaro Meats & Bacon 4129 2173
Hideaway Hotel 4129 2153 Tiaro Real Estate 4193 9375 0418 770 793
Highway Hair Design 4129 2269 TLC Boarding Kennels
0427 051 180
0417 778 129
Hinter-Coast Transport 1300 658 971 0410 602 632 Tracey Harris (Psychologist) 0412 997 012
House Gutering 4129 2212 0449 037 011 Walkerden Plumbing 4129 3112

Kansat 5485 7240

Whitbreads Mtce & Repairs 5484 6475 0401 448 819