Bottle Tree Bulletin Bottle Tree Bulletin - January 2020 | Page 7

Bright and Beautiful
older residents of Injune who, inspired by
Shirley Tyrie, painted their own bright and
Bright and Beautiful, an exhibition showcasing beautiful creations.
talented local artists, continues at the Injune
Injune Farewells
Creek Gallery until January 13. The Santos
Injune Art Show opened to a good crowd on
A large crowd gathered at the Injune Bowls
Friday November 15 who enjoyed a fabulous Club on November 22 to farewell the Rolfe
grazing table from the Injune P&C, drinks by
family (and play bowls in the rain) who has
the Injune Men’s Shed and music by Iain
been part of the local community for the last
Jackson. Market stalls allowed for some early three and a half years. Josh was senior
Christmas shopping.
constable with Injune Police during this time
and has been transferred to a post in
Bright and Beautiful comprises the work of
over 30 artists from the Maranoa and Arcadia Kingaroy. Injune is also saying a temporary
goodbye to paramedic Jamie Paul
Valley regions and highlights their diversity.
who has been in town since 2016.
On display is photography, patchwork,
paintings, sculpture, homewares, woodwork, Jamie’s wife Louise and children
Holly and Mason moved to the
jewellery, pottery, mixed media, sewing,
Gold Coast in December and
wirework and decoupage. Special mention
Jamie has accepted a twelve
must go to the Injune Kindergarten kids who
worked on their sculpture “How I
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See Me” for three weeks; and to
January IN Injune area
All month - School Holiday Activities,
contact your Local Development Officer
26 Australia Day Celebrations
+EVERY Friday Fitness 7-8am and
8:15-9:15am.
+EVERY 2nd & 4th Sunday, 5pm Injune
Churches Together
+EVERY Sunday Men’s Shed 9am-12pm
month posting to be closer to them. He will be
working with a water ambulance – skills it is
hoped he will need when he returns to Injune.
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1. Santos Injune Art Show star Isla MacDonnell with her painting (Mandy McKeesick)
2.Loretta Johnson from Queensland Ambulance Service presents paramedic Jamie Paul
with a certificate of appreciation (Louise Paul) 3. The Injune P&C’s grazing table was a big
hit with the crowd at the opening of the Santos Injune Art Show (Mandy McKeesick) 4.
Chantelle Rolfe, Archie Rolfe, Josh Rolfe and Dion Horn at the Rolfe Family farewell
(Mandy McKeesick) 5. Maranoa Regional Council mayor Tyson Golder with Arthur Cook at
the opening of the Santos Injune Art Show (Mandy McKeesick)
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At the opening of the Santos Injune Art Show were L-R: Tallis
Landers, Debbie Kendall, Debbie Duff, Karen Sellars, Matt Gane
and Vernessa Fien (Mandy McKeesick)