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Combined group’s first meeting

View Club fashion parade

Tuesday evening at the Crows Nest Hub kicked off a new beginning with the first annual meeting

of the Crows Nest Progress, Recreation and Tourism Association, a recent amalgamation

of the Crows Nest Tennis Club and the former Crows Nest Tourist and Progress Association.

Toowoomba Regional Council was represented by Mayor Paul Antonio, Cr Kerry Shine, Cr

Geoff McDonald and acting principal economic development officer Tony Bowman. Back - Cr

Kerry Shine, Mayor Paul Antonio, secretary Sue O’Brien, assistant secretary Trish Mullins,

vice president Gerald Searle, treasurer Sebastien Arrighi, and Cr Geoff McDonald. Front -

Vice president Paul Fleming, president Paul O’Brien, and vice president Tammy King

Onion orchids out in force

The very good season

has all the parks with

lots of grass growing

anywhere there is not a

dense canopy cover.

Walking tracks and

roadsides, as well as

paddocks. have massive

grass cover.

Right now there are

lots of small onion orchids,

pictured.

However, to notice

these little orchids

which are only 200 to

300 mm high, people

need to walk around

among the grasses, especially

on roadsides

and in paddocks.

The weeding group

at Charles and Motee

Rogers Bushland Reserve

may see some of

these on the next working

bee this Friday,

November 4 starting at

9am from the entrance

near the library.

The wet weather has

the ticks active, so gaiters

and repellent is advised.

- Dougal Johnston,

Hampton

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Phone: 4615 4416

In another strong

recognition of the

depth of quality businesses

in our region,

Proterra Group, a local

Toowoomba engineering

and waste management

business, has

been awarded Employer

of the Year (Private

Sector) at the recent

Queensland 2022 State

Awards of Institute of

Public Works Engineers.

Proterra Group owner

and former Highfields

Chamber of Commerce

president, Jim O’Dea,

said that the award was

great recognition of the

culture and strength of

business.

“When you consider

that we were up against

some very big engineering

consultancies

across the whole state,

The Toowoomba Evening View Club held a successful fashion parade on Saturday, October

15. The High Tea event was held at Club Toowoomba with the fashions presented by Roz

of Portofino. Funds raised assist with The Smith Family-Learning for Life program and is the

club’s main fund raiser held annually. ABOVE: Committee Chris, Lynne, Moira, Barb, Linda,

Robyn share in the success.

it was an awesome

achievement,” he said.

“It shows that we

punch way above our

Carp busters date change

The Oakey Fish Stocking Association’s Carp

Buster competition which had been set down for

October 22 was postponed due to the wet weather

and will now be held on Saturday, November 12.

The fishing area is open to all creeks in Oakey

and Dalby district between 6am and 3pm.

A sausage sizzle will be held at Arthur Shooter

Park from 12pm with the final weigh-in at noon

and presentation of prizes and raffle draws to follow.

A kayak is up as a prize for one lucky person

just for entering.

Other prizes and giveaways, for both adults and

juniors, include fishing rods, lures and Yeti products.

Register on the day at the park between 6am and

10am or pre-register by email to oakeyfishstocking@gmail.com

Top State award goes to local

Proterra Group

- Photo courtesy of the Institute of Public Works Engineers Qld.

weight in the regions. and central Queensland outstanding essential

“We have an incredible

team spread build better infrastruc-

is just recognition of

helping councils to services, and this award

throughout south-west ture and providing this,” he said.

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