Bottle Tree Bulletin Bottle Tree Bulletin - March 2019 | Page 7

years to organise the centenary! Even the school beat the gazetting of the town when it opened in 1921. Other notable openings in Injune’s history were the police station (1922), the School of Arts Hotel (1923), the Church of England (1925), a public telephone box (1935), the National Bank (1937), the Roman Catholic Church (1938), electric lights (1955), the Veronica Pringle and Janice Humphreys from Memorial Hall (1958), CHIPS discuss photos from Fay’s Store (Mandy the Methodist Church McKeesick) (1962), the hospital (1962), the State High Injune Centenary School (1963) and the swimming pool (1969). Observant readers of the Bottle Tree Bulletin If you have a story you may be questioning the accuracy of would like to be told in February’s edition when it was stated that Injune’s centenary Injune’s centenary will be next year. Even please contact Janice though the railway first came to Injune 100 Humphreys on 0428 years ago (in 2020) the town was not gazetted 263 584. Janice and until 1922. That means we’ve got an extra two friends will be at the CHIPS room at the Injune Hall every Tuesday from 9.30am to 3.00pm if people wish to bring photos in to be scanned. Joan Hurtado. “As an art teacher I believe inherently we are all creative beings. We are all born that way. I believe we don’t need to be taught to draw, “Joan says. “What we have to be taught is how to let go; to let go of our social upbringing sometimes and the constraints that tell us we can’t do something.” Drawn from Life Drawing Is ...essential to my life my need-to-mark work, to claim, touch, make visible that which exists hidden within the thinness of a sheet of paper; to see rather than merely look, my eyes, lodestones for edge, shadow, form, posi- tion; to ingest that which meets my eye, then lose it through the conduit of my fingers, revealing traces in the paper of a reality such as only I can see. An exhibition by Joan Hartado Injune Arts Official Opening at 10.30am Saturday, 9 March 2019 until The next exhibition at the Injune Creek Gallery will open on Saturday March 9. Drawn from Life will feature a collection of drawings celebrating the human form from artist and art teacher Monday, 22 April 2019 Gallery Opening Times Second Avenue, Injune QLD 4454 Phone: [phone] Email: [email protected] Monday - Friday 8.30am to 5pm Saturday - Sunday 9am to 5pm Australia Day decorations at the Injune Hospital (Mandy McKeesick) The Jeff Dean Memorial Red day is a charity family fun day in memory of Jeff (Red) Dean. A much loved local and mate. All proceeds raised on this day will be donated to LIFEFLIGHT & local Ambulance Stations. L AMES FOR AL FAMILY FUN G AGES!! AM 4 PERSON TE G IN D U CL IN es apply) fe n io at in EVENTS (nom T R -WA O - UG FS & EMERALD RA CHARLEVILLE THIS YEAR N AI AG CK TEAM ARE BA N RUNNING FU FROM 12-3pm UT THE DAY HO UG RO TH S ACTIVITE R FOR YOUNGE CHILDREN! TOAD & YABBY RACES SATURDAY 9th MARCH 10.00am BYMOUNT STATE SCHOOL NO EFTPOS AVAILABLE A MASSIVE THANK YOU TO ALL SPONSORS, BUSINESSES & INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE SUPPORTED THIS DAY IT IS VERY MUCH APPRECIATED!! TEEN BAR & CAN ALL DAY OPERATING LIVE & SILEN Mult T ip inclu le items AUCTIO ding up fo N work s r s & w ome bea sale ut o mad nderful h iful e go ods and FACEBOOK PAGE #BYMOUNTCOMMUNITYRECREATIONASSOCIATION 7