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Logan Beaudesert Country
Music Club
Newsletter March 2015
Monthly socials 4th Sunday of each
month
From 12pm till 5pm
Beenleigh RSL
Bardyn Halliday Drive
Mt Warren Park
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Officials & Committee 2014/2015
Officials
President: Mick Wood 0412 112 975 [email protected]
Vice President: Clarrie Hart: [email protected]
Secretary: David Elsdon 0407 027 524 [email protected]
Treasurer: Lesley Wood 0412 115 711 [email protected]
Committee:
Myra Elsdon: [email protected]
Glen Findlay:[email protected]
Sound Engineer: Mick Wood
Raffle Prize Organiser: Myra Elsdon 0407 027 524 [email protected]
Stage Manager: Clarrie Hart
Website: www.lobeau.com
Face book: www.facebook.com/loganbeaudesert
Editor: David Elsdon 0407 027 524
[email protected]
Any articles or contributions please contact David.
MEMBERSHIP FEES
Single: $12:00
Family: $16:00
Pensioner: $ 6:00
Pensioner Family: $8:00
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Club Diary 2015
25th January
22nd February
22nd March
19th April
26th April
16th May
24th May
31st May
28th June
26th July
23rd August
13th September
27th September
25th October
22nd November
First social of the year. (Australia Day)
Monthly social
Monthly social
Visit to Guanaba
Monthly social
Visit to Twin Rivers Bash Night
Monthly social
Guanaba Country Music Club Charity Day
Monthly social - Guanaba CMC our guests
Monthly social – West Moreton CMC our guests
Monthly social - Brigalow CMC our guests
Logan Village Music & Heritage Festival
Monthly social
Monthly social
Monthly social
No social December
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President’s Message
Last month we trialled starting our ‘set up’ earlier at 10am which gave us more
time to do a sound check featuring a short set by ‘Lobeau’ .We will continue
with this as it made for a good start to the day with our jam at the end of the
day proving to be popular.
We have started to have a guest member spot again. Members names will be
drawn at the end of each social, you will need to be present for the ‘draw’ to
claim the guest spot for the next month.
Clarrie Hart was the first name out of the hat last month and we look forward
to hearing more songs from Clarrie.
Looking at the recent devastating weather events it puts a lot of our ‘problems’
in perspective and we wish all the cyclone victims both in Australia and
Vanuatu the best in rebuilding their lives.
Mick Wood
President
Guanaba Country Music Club Charity Day
Sunday 31st May 2015
Commencing at 10:00am Admission $5.00. Funds raised will
be presented to “Arundel Park Riding For Disabled Inc Qld.
Our Club will be performing on the day. Come along and
support a worthy cause
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Secretary’s Message
Hi Members,
Our calendar is looking a bit healthier this month now that we are
getting responses from our invites to other Clubs. The first event outside
of our Club social is an invite from Guanaba. We have been invited to
be the guest club on the 19th April. Members who would like to take
part should contact Mick or myself and be available for practice
sessions, dates & times tba
We are continuing our birthday initiative this month. If your birthday
falls in the month of March please contact me on the day of the social
and you will be able to pick 2 X $1 scratchies and be given the
opportunity to sing a third song with Lobeau at the end of the day. You
have to be present at the social to collect your scratchies.
If you would like to help set up the music gear please note that we are
now starting at 10:00am. All help is greatly appreciated. Also the same
goes at the end of the day when we pack up.
David Elsdon
Secretary
FOR SALE: As new Epiphone Les Paul Standard pro
electric guitar with hard shell case. RRP on guitar is $949 and
the case $175.00. Recently been professionally set up with new
strings. Played twice. Offers around $660.00 for the lot. It
will be on show at the social on Sunday. Call 0407 027 524
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Gallery – February social
Dot
Landon
Eileen and Bill
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Cheryl
Travis
Lobeau
David & Myra
Patti
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Monthly Funnies
Every time I hear the dirty word 'exercise',
I wash my mouth out with chocolate.
I do have flabby thighs,
But fortunately my stomach covers them.
Confucius Say... Man who mix Viagra and Laxette,
doesn’t know if he's coming or going.
Live long enough to be a REAL concern to your family
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A petrol station owner in Dublin was trying to increase his sales. So, he put up a sign that read, 'Free Sex
with Fill-Up. Soon Paddy pulled in, filled his tank and asked for his free sex. The owner told him to pick a
number from 1 to 10. If he guessed correctly, he would get his free sex. Paddy guessed 8, and the
proprietor said, 'You were close. The number was 7. Sorry... No sex this time.' A week later, Paddy, along
with his friend Mick, pulled in for another fill-up. Again he asked for his free sex. The proprietor again gave
him the same story, and asked him to guess the correct number. Paddy guessed 2 this time. The proprietor
said, 'Sorry, it was 3. You were close, but no free sex this time. As they were driving away, Mick said to
Paddy, 'I think that game is rigged and he doesn't really give away free sex.
Paddy replied, 'Not at all, Mick.. Sure it's not rigged at all my wife won it twice last week.
Spanish singer Julio Iglesias was on UK television with British TV host Anne Diamond. He used the word
"manyana" (pronounced "man -yana"). Diamond asked him to explain what it meant. He said that the
term means: "Maybe the job will be done tomorrow; Maybe the next day; Maybe the day after that; or
perhaps next week; Next month; Next year. Who really cares?" The host turned to the Australia
representative who was also on the show. She asked him if there was an equivalent term in his native
language. Eh" he replied. "In Australia we don't have a word to describe that degree of urgency."
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EXAMPLES FROM BRITISH MILITARY OFFICERS' REPORTS
1. His men would follow him anywhere, but only out of idle curiosity.
2. I would not breed from this Officer.
3. This man is depriving a village somewhere of its idiot.
4. This officer can be likened to a small puppy - he runs around excitedly, leaving little messes for other
people to clean up.
5. This Officer is really not so much of a has-been, more of a definitely won't-be.
6. When she opens her mouth, it seems only to change whichever foot was previously in there.
7. Couldn't organise 50% leave in a 2 man submarine
8. He has carried out each and every one of his duties to his entire satisfaction.
9. He would be out of his depth in a car park puddle.
10. Technically sound, but socially impossible.
Saturday 21st March 2015
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TI
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Track Title
Artist
1. *
1
5
1
What We Did Last Night
Jetty Road
2.
3
7
2
Take A Walk In My Country
Troy Cassar-Daley
3. *
5
4
3
You Still Turn Me On
Sandra Humphries
4.
2
18
1
Curves
Travis Collins
5. *
14
14
2
Happy
Lyn Bowtell
2
9
2
Raise ‘Em Up
Keith Urban & Eric
Church
7. *
16
11
7
No Phone, No Mail, No Internet
Aly Cook
8.
7
7
4
Spirit Of The Anzacs
Lee Kernaghan
9. *
12
12
3
Wish You Home
Georgia Fall
10.
11
3
10
I Will Love You
Amber Lawrence
6. *
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CMAA Country Music Awards of Australia 1997
APRA Song of the year: - The Road Less Travelled – Graeme Connors
Male Artist of the Year: - The Road Less Travelled – Graeme Connors
Female Artist of the Year: - Where The Murray Meets The Darling–Tania Kernaghan
Vocal Group or Duo: - Saw You Runnin’ – The Wheel
Best New Talent: - Lying In My Bed – Tina Martyn
Top Selling Single: - 1959 – Lee Kernaghan
Album of the Year: - December Moon – Tania Kernaghan
Instrumental Track of the Year: - Action Jackson- Lawrie Minson
CLUB DATES
1st Saturday
Redlands – 6pm Pinklands Sports Reserve Cleveland - Redland Bay Road
Thornlands
Dehlia Brown 3829 2759 0409 430 211
Brigalow Country Music Club 6.30pm Saturday, Wagner St Eagleby. 3807 5170
1st Sunday
Gold Coast Mudgeeraba Showgrounds Cnr Mudgeeraba Rd & Worongary 11.00am – 6pm Tony 5552 4200
0423 770 298
2nd Saturday and 4th Sunday
Blue Denim CMC Progress Hall Cornelius St Clontarf. Saturday 7.00pm. Sunday 1.30pm 07 3284 1083
2nd Sunday and 3rd Saturday
Twin Rivers – Oliver Sports Complex Logan Street Eagleby . Sunday 12.00pm to 6pm. Saturday 7.00pm till
late
3rd Friday
West Moreton CMA Ipswich Showgrounds 7.00pm . Laurie Burrows 07 3201 0295
Brigalow Country Gospel Music Club 7.30pm Wagner St Eagleby Ailsa 3805 8008
3rd Sunday and 4th Friday
Redcliffe CMC Sunday 1.00pm Friday 7.00pm Redcliff Showgrounds. Trudi Brewer 07 3284 7609
3rd Sunday
Guanaba The Fire Station Heritage Park 193, Rifle Range Rd Pimpama 12.00pm to 6.00pm Dave
Mazzer 5597 5470
4th Sunday
Smokehouse Coolangatta Tweed Golf Club 1.00pm to 5.00pm 5590 4465
Blue Denim from 1.30pm.Progress Hall, Cornelius St, Clontarf. (07) 3284 1083
Last Saturday of each month
Live Music Club SE Qld. 7pm Logan St Eagleby. 0418 731 845
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Guidelines For on Stage Performers/Band Members
In order to ensure a smooth and enjoyable day, the following guidelines must be
followed.
Club’s Monthly Social

If you wish to sing (perform) you need to supply 3 copies of chord charts to the band.
You also need to register on the day with the stage co-ordinator.
 The stage co-ordinator will arrange the order of appearance. This usually corresponds to
order of arrival/registration.
 Stage co-ordinator to arrange backing band / bands.
 Backing band to be financial members. This can be varied to include members of other
clubs if there are no club members available. This must be with the approval of the stage
co-ordinator .
 Visitors/members are welcome to request to play as a group.
 The Band :- give the band every opportunity to learn your music, so that they can do
their best on performance day. Have your music ready, in the right key and written out
clearly with no errors.
Performances at other clubs or outside events

When representing the club as guests at other clubs or at special functions the
following also applies.
 Preference will be given to financial members who have nominated our club as their
primary or only club
 Potential band members wishing to perform as part of the club, will need to consult
with the stage co-ordinator before being accepted.
 Practice with other band members will be arranged from time to time on an as needs
basis
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