Bottle Tree Bulletin Bottle Tree Bulletin - September 2019 | Page 6

Injune
Memorial Campdraft committee (comprised
September IN Injune
of Bymount residents), donated a cheque for
$3000 with the aim of encouraging more
+EVERY Friday Fitness 7-8am and
Injune Arts Inc hosted Injune’s favourite crafty young men to join the Men’s Shed.
8:15-9:15am.
weekend, the Creative Odyssey on August 17
+EVERY 2nd & 4th Sunday, 5pm Injune
and 18. The weekend was enjoyed by over
Churches Together
100 participants from the Maranoa and
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beyond.
Inspiration tutors taught attendees an array of
crafts - barb wire hats, Paint-Along-Cows,
Trees of Life, Wild Basket Weaving, Felt Bags,
Paper Crafts, Fabric Coil Baskets, and
machine sewing.
Injune Arts Inc express their sincere thanks to
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Sue Pukallus for co-ordinating the event,
Council staff and Lance Kendall for the back-
up power supply (no power on Saturday)
sponsors, tutors, participants and helpers for
making the weekend successful and
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enjoyable. See you all next year!
Injune’s Creative Odyssey
Men’s Shed and Historical
Vehicles
The Injune Chapter of the Roma Historical
Motor Club and the Injune Men’s Shed
combined forces for a get-together and
sausage sizzle at the recently constructed
Men’s Shed shed on Saturday July 20.
Sixteen historical vehicles were on display
from Roma and Injune enthusiasts with Joy
and Leo Denton’s beautifully restored 1963
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Chrysler Royal voted ‘Car I Would Most Like
to Have in my Garage’ and Graham Girle
winning the encouragement award for his1964
Morris 1000 Panel Van. Also on display from
the Injune Chapter were Graham Hughes’
1969 Morris Nomad in original condition and a
1943 Ford 2N Tractor and 1963 Mark 10
Jaguar owned by Ian Wilson. The Jaguar was
once the Japanese Consulate car in Canberra
and Ian is only its third owner.
The Injune Men’s Shed took the opportunity to
thank their many supporters.
The Jehovah’s Witnesses
has gifted a disused hall,
Landmark has donated a
shipping container and an
Campdraft & Bulls and Broncs
amazing $70,000, raised
through grants, benefits and
An NRA affiliated event
community contributions,
has allowed the new shed to
5 th & 6 th OCTOBER 2019
be constructed and fitted out
with money left over to go
FREE ADMISSION
towards the purchase of
Saturday Night Entertainment (ID required)
tools and equipment. The
Canteen and Bar available
funds were added to on the
Free Camping (No power provided)
day when Joanne
Christiansen, on behalf of
Saturday 5 September
Paul and Kelli Christiansen
Bull & Broncs Events
and the Pinnacle Pete
Rodeo Nominations Central entries only
5.
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th
1.Janice Williams, Hughenden
(centre) the lucky door prize
winner of a Barb Wire Hat
donated by Helen McLennan
(L) & Debbie Kendall (R),
President of Injune Arts 2.
Kristy Richardson’s Kreate It
classes were very popular at
Injune’s Creative Odyssey
(Debbie Duff) 3. . Graham
Hughes, coordinator of the
Injune Chapter of the Roma
Historical Motor Club (Mandy
McKeesick)
Campdraft
Nominations via Campdraft Central
No dogs or glass bottles permitted on the grounds
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4. Enjoying the historical vehicle display were L-R:
Tina Roe, Kacey Nicholls, Leo Denton, Patrick Roe
and Gloria Mercer 5. Joanne Christiansen and
Deborah Walsh from the Pinnacle Pete Memorial
Campdraft present a $3000 cheque to Injune Men’s
Shed president Clem Faulkner 6.Members of the
Injune Chapter of the Roma Historical Motor Club L-R:
Graham Hughes, Leo Denton, Ian Wilson, Joy Denton,
Graham Girle and Claire Wilson 7. Injune Men’s Shed
Supporters. Back L-R: Wally Peart, Ian Wilson, Clem
Faulkner, Graham Girle. Front L-R: Jean Johnson, Dot
Garland, Wave Jackson and Robert Peart (Mandy
McKeesick)