Councillor Report 29 May 2019

Councillor Report 29 May 2019

Category : General News

Agenda Item # 5 Matters of Public Interest

30 May                 Prenzlau 125th Gala Dinner

01 June                Somerset Art Beat Festival – The Condensery

01 June                Toogoolawah Show Ball

7/8 June              Toogoolawah Show

08 June                Ramblers – 40th Anniversary

09 June                Prenzlau Pride’s Car & Music Show – Lowood

Mrs Renee Retschlag proudly announced that she has received a letter from the Australian Axemans’ Association which advised she has been selected to represent our country in the Australian Women’s Woodchopping team.  Congratulations to one proud Kilcoy resident.

Agenda Item #36  Councillors’ Report      (I attended)

08 May                 Kilcoy State High School P&C Assn monthly meeting

09 May                 Kilcoy District Historical Society monthly meeting

10 May                 Kilcoy Art Society Inc. – Courthouse Gallery Opening

11 May                 Sheep Station Creek School – Centenary Celebrations & Town Meeting

11 May                 Esk Show Society – “Night of Nights”

13 May                 Past Councillor Noel Kammholz Funeral

14 May                 Tourism Advisory Committee meeting – Esk

15 May                 Traffic Safety Advisory Committee meeting – Esk

15 May                 Kerrie Oakes – Somerset Community Herb Clinic – Esk

15 May                 Pauline Watson – raffle prize Cancer Council event  – Venor

17 May                 Diploma of Local Government – Land use planning – Newstead, Brisbane

19 May                 Jammin – Esk

20 May                 Queensland Urban Utilities – Lunch – Esk

20 May                 RADF Committee Meeting – Esk

21 May                 Lowood District Residents Network Inc. monthly meeting

23 May                 Domestic Violence Day – Kilcoy event

23 May                 Kilcoy Chamber of Commerce & Community Inc monthly meeting

25 May                 Esk Show

26 May                 Watts Bridge Memorial Airfield Breakfast

27 May                 Toowoomba – Town Planning matter

27 May                 Special Meeting – Sculptural Garden Master Plan – The Condensery

28 May                 Toogoolawah Wacky Ladies The Biggest Morning Tea – Cancer Council event

Congratulations to the Esk Show Society Miss Showgirl Quest and Rural Ambassador entrants.  I was honoured to be asked to be one of the Judges of the evening “Night of Nights”, and I commend the girls on the way they conducted themselves during the interviews.  I wish every girl the very best and especially wish them a bright future achieving their dreams.  I also wish to extend my congratulations to the Esk Show Society for their innovative changes/additions made to this year’s show schedule.

I attended the Watts Bridge Memorial Airfield Inc and the Red Thunder Formation Team for a classic airfield breakfast.  There was a great turn out who enjoyed breakfast and I was offered a tour around the grounds, buildings and the planes.  It was a very interesting morning talking to the many pilots and understanding the passion they hold around flying.  Future plans of the organization was also expressed.


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