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Halloween ghosts & ghouls get in the groove

HAPPY HALLOWEEN: The Cooroy Blue Light Disco held their Halloween night last weekend and the kids are all ready to go trick and treating on October 31st ... better stock up!

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Tip-toe through the Noosa Hinterland

THE Great Noosa Trail Walk 2016 held on the first weekend in October was a huge success with tickets booked out months in advance.

This year over a 150 walkers and volunteer guides tip-toed through the Noosa Hinterland, taking only pictures and leaving only footprints while on the trails.

They experienced some of the very best of Noosa Hinterland’s nature, culture and communities.

Event founder, Shaun Walsh said the event was an exceptional opportunity to inject a bit of extra life

into the smaller towns along the way. “Over the three days, walkers stop at Cooroy, Pomona, Cooran and Kin Kin and we conservatively estimate that over $40,000 is injected back into the local economy to businesses and community groups.”

The Great Noosa Trail Walk prides itself on being a safe and enjoyable way for people to experience the quiet beauty of the Noosa Hinterland with volunteers and trails guides scattered along the tracks to make sure walkers didn’t lose their way. As well as guides and volun-

teers the Great Noosa Trail Walk offered a shuttle service that transported walkers’ heavy luggage and camping gear to the evening’s campsite, freeing up walkers so they could really enjoy their time and stop and smell the roses.

The trail boasts a beautiful scenic walk with sights beyond compare, and thanks to the volunteers who worked tirelessly over the long weekend, walkers of every fitness level and any profession were able to see every bit of it.

Noosa Mayor, Tony Wellington joined the walk on Day One with fellow

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“The Great Noosa Trail Walk is a terrific adjunct to our local events calendar, and a wonderfully inventive way to showcase the incredible offerings of our Noosa hinterland: not just the natural wonders, but our superbly friendly rural villages as well,” said Cr Wellington.

“One of my favourite spots on the trail is the Cootharaba Lookout at the top of Wahpunga Range,” said Councillor Wellington.

This stopping point offers a 180 degree panorama of the coast, from the Cooloola sand mass in the north, Lake Cootharaba stretching across the middle, and Noosa Heads in the south.”

The planning for Great Noosa Trail Walk 2017 is already underway with many walkers chomping at the bit to pre-order their tickets which will be released shortly.

For more information head to www.great noosatrailwalk.com.au or head to the Great Noosa Trail Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ GreatNoosaTrailWalk .

news Fight back against mosquitoes in your backyard AFTER the recent rainfall, Council is urging residents to help keep mosquitoes under control in their backyards.

Noosa Council Waste and Environmental Health Manager Wayne Schafer said the wet weather and warm temperatures made for ideal breeding conditions.

While Council will start aerial treatments in early November to treat known local mosquito breeding sites, such as tidal areas and swamps, residents could help put the brakes on mosquitoes by removing fresh and stagnant water from their yards.

“Some mosquitoes breed efficiently after rainfall, especially the common banded mosquito (Culex annulirostris), the most common in south east Queensland,” Mr Schafer says.

“This mosquito breeds in shallow freshwater pools as well as in grassy drains and depressions in rural areas or suburbs with

open space, which includes most of Noosa Shire.

These mosquitoes are known to carry diseases which can be transmitted to humans and pets.”

Mosquitoes will breed in almost any site or container holding water, in most locations including in backyards.

Places they breed include: unused tyres, bromeliad plants, water features, gutters, ponds, bird baths, neglected swimming pools, unscreened rainwater tanks, buckets and containers, blocked roof gutters, boats, pot plant bases and drains.

Mr Schafer urged all residents to regularly flush out ponds and bird baths and remove areas where stagnant water could collect to eliminate breeding sites. He also urged the use of repellents, light clothing to cover arms and legs, and keeping screen doors and windows closed.

Council to meet in Cooroy NOOSA Council will hold its Ordinary Meeting in Cooroy in October, to give local residents a chance to meet the mayor and councillors and see how Council makes its decisions. The Ordinary Meeting – the last meeting in each meeting cycle – will be held at Cooroy Sports Hub, 5 Opal Street, Cooroy, on October 20.

“We’ve held several of our Ordinary Meetings in different parts of the Shire since 2014 to make it easier for residents in those areas to attend and see how Council works,” says Mayor Tony Wellington.

“This Council has decided to continue the

tradition established by the previous Noosa Council of taking our meetings to the people. It’s also an opportunity for residents to meet with their elected representatives.

There will be time before and after the formal meeting for residents to chat with councillors.”

All of the elected local government representatives will be present at the Cooroy Ordinary Meeting. Senior Council staff will also be in attendance.

The actual meeting starts at 6pm, with meet-and-greet sessions beforehand from 5pm and after the meeting from approximately 6.30pm.

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Geoff Edwards with the organising committee trying out some movie costumes for the Bendigo Bank Street Parade EACH and every year Christmas in Cooroy brings a little extra fun to the days leading up to Christmas. One of the main attractions is the Bendigo Bank Street Parade where around 30 community groups and businesses come together to produce a huge array of decorated floats and costumes galore. The theme for this year is ‘The Movies’ and the some of the organising committee got together this week to try out a few costume ideas including the Man from Snowy River, Scream, Gandalf from The Hobbit, King Arthur, the Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland, Maleficent, Dobby from Harry Potter, Lancelot and Belle from Beauty & the Beast.

“The Bendigo Bank Street Parade is truly a spectacular part of Christmas in Cooroy and over 10,000 people line Maple Street to catch it. There are always lots of giveaways and lollies handed out into the crowds and people of all ages are just amazed at how great the floats look. People are always amazed that everything at Christmas in Cooroy is free and that couldn’t happen without sponsors like Cooroy Community Bank Branch,” said event manager, Danielle Taylor.

“We are always pleased to be involved with Christmas in Cooroy as it’s so much fun and it really puts Cooroy on the map during the festive season. But the real reason we continue to

be major sponsors is that it gives so much benefit for the community. It is a showcase of great community spirit with everyone working together to produce something quite special,” said Cooroy Community Bank branch manager, Geoff Edwards.

There is still time to be in the Bendigo Bank Street Parade, entry forms are available on the website – www.christmasincooroy. com.au. It’s a great way to get some exposure for your community group or business and it’s a lot of fun.

The official lighting of the Ricon Christmas tree on Friday 2 December and the Christmas in Cooroy festival on Saturday 3 December have become a tradition for many families from Noosa and further.

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There is no doubt that the Bendigo Bank Street Parade is a big drawcard but Christmas in Cooroy also boasts an entirely free program including the Noosa to Hinterland Great Santa Race where you can watch dozens of participants dress in Santa suits and dash the length of Maple Street to raise money for Leukaemia; the Hinterland Dental East VS West Tug of War; the Cooroy Fish and Chips Santa Sack races for the kids where each and every child wins a prize; free rides and heaps of other activities to enjoy!

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Vacation Care takes off with a special visitor!

VACATION Care began with much excitement for the children of Cooroy Outside School Hours Care (COSHC) with a visit from Lachlan Smart.

The children have followed Lachie’s journey as he became the youngest person to circumnavigate the world solo in a single engine plane.

The children’s connection with Lachie began when they started following his flight into the record books in June.

A wall display of photographs and maps kept children apprised of Lachie’s location and his flight path. Lachie even made the time to answer questions the children sent him from halfway across the world!

Lachie is hoping his adventure will encourage people, young people in particular, to set goals and work hard to achieve them and to follow their dreams. To show Lachie how the children had taken his message to heart, the children wrote their dreams onto a piece of

Lachlan Smart was a hit with the Cooroy Outside School Hours group paper before folding it into a paper plane. The children ‘launched’ their dreams by throwing their paper planes high into the sky during Lachie’s visit.

After Lachie shared some of his experiences and answered the children’s many ques-

tions, the children presented Lachie with a special gift. After hearing the Mayor of Niagara Falls presented Lachie with the Key to the City, and how Mayor Mark Jamieson presented him with the Key to the City of the Sunshine Coast

upon his arrival home, the children presented Lachie with the key to COSHC hearts! A book of messages and drawings was also given to Lachie to show him how much he had come to mean to them. The children look forward to continuing

their friendship with Lachie and hope this inspirational young man’s determination and bravery encourages others to follow their dreams!

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Roulettes over Cooroy

THE Roulettes from the Royal Australian Airforce completed a low fly over Noosa District SHS last week on their way to Townsville for an airshow.

Earlier this year aerospace students were invited to a flight briefing and simulator experience in the RAAF’s mobile F/A-18 Super Hornet flight simulator.

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I didn’t mean to get that close!

Did you read the sorry tale, of this former politician, Who turned up in a war zone, on an unauthorised expedition.

He claimed he was trying to contact a friend, a mate, Although he stood a chance of meeting with his fate.

Apart from seeking his mate, he wanted to get a ‘feeling’, Of the area, the environment, or something equally appealing.

I’m sure we could have helped with a mate if he came down to the RSL, And not only that, talk some sense into him a well!!

War is not a travel holiday, a fantasy, a dream, When you get up close, things aren’t really what they seem.

The Foreign Office tell you to stay away from places like Iraq, You’ll get no brownie points just a fat black mark.

If you go there, and get mixed up in an affray, Remember that incoming enemy rifle fire, has the right of way!!

If a Government is good enough to give you all you want, remember it is also big enough to take it all away.

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MARY VALLEY LAW B O U Q U E T S & B R I C K B AT S BOUQUET to the Cooroy Future Group who manage the Cooroy Butter Factory Arts Centre. Recently the Group was awarded a three year + a further three year lease by the Noosa Council. This has come about through the Group’s management skills regarding budget control, sourcing new artists, new exhibitors, new displays including pottery and plenty of workshops all looked after by a loyal band of volunteers. It is rumoured that the group submitted the best acquittal that the Council has ever received. If the residents of the Cooroy area, and elsewhere, continue to support the Gallery the future looks extremely positive for the Gallery.

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Geoff Edwards, Branch Manager, Bendigo Community Bank, Cooroy NOOSA Council aims to achieve its zero emissions goal by 2026 under a new strategy it is set to adopt this month.

The draft organisational strategy follows a facilities and operations audit by Beyond Zero Emissions (BZE) experts Dr Stephen Bygrave and Michael Lord.

“That audit gave us a baseline from which to set an achievable, yet ambitious, target,” says Mayor Tony Wellington. “BZE’s audit confirmed that our landfill and the way we manage waste are our biggest greenhouse gas contributors.

“This is why Noosa Council is taking steps to increase recycling and reduce the amount of organic waste that ends up in landfill. Organic waste produces methane as it decomposes.

“Currently we flare – or combust – the methane before it is released into the atmosphere. While this reduces its environmental impact by a factor of 20, powering the flaring process also produces greenhouse gas. So the less we need to flare, the better.”

Cr Wellington said Council was investigating alternatives to flaring, including the potential to power garbage trucks from landfill gas. “This is happening overseas and our waste staff are talking with stakeholders about how we might trial something similar as part of our new waste

contract,” the Mayor said.

“In line with Council’s Towards Zero Waste initiative, the new waste contract will also provide an expanded garden waste collection service to divert more organic waste from landfill. This will see a three bin system introduced across our urban areas.”

Council is currently working with Unitywater to develop a way of creating useful compost from organic waste, sewage sludge and commercial food waste.

“Of course there are many other actions that Council will need to take as we head towards our 2026 goal,” Cr Wellington said. “After waste, the next highest emitter of greenhouse gases are our Council buildings.

“The next stage in this process will be to detail a set of actions to ensure we achieve our 2026 zero emissions target.

“That action plan will look at how, for example, we reduce emissions from our facilities and also street lighting.

“This is complicated by the fact that most of our streetlighting is actually owned by Energex. So we’ll be holding discussions with them about transitioning to LED ‘smart’ lighting.”

Council hopes to ratify its Zero Emissions Noosa Strategy on October 20.

ANOTHER successful networking night hosted by the Cooroy Chamber of Commerce was held on October 6.

These networking nights are a great way to connect with other local businesses and find out what we can offer each other.

Great job chamber!

LIVING in the Noosa hinterland is about as good as life gets, I reckon.

The people, our towns and the regional lifestyle we enjoy in Noosa Shire is one of our countries’ best kept secrets.

Good communication is often one of the signs of a healthy community.

Making sure a community supports its local businesses is important too. Our Cooroy Community Bank branch of Bendigo Bank is locally owned by our shareholders. It has now returned more than $600,000 to local schools, clubs, organisations and events in the past few years.

How local? To use our latest example we’re supporting the inaugural Noosa International Film Festival from 3-6 November along with our Tewantin Community Bank branch.

Pomona and Cooroy will both be hosting some of the more than 140 films on offer. If you’re into film, get along to those or some of the other venues in Noosa and Eumundi and get

behind another great festival that only adds to where we live.

Why are we supporting this festival? Because that’s what we do.

Through our customers’ banking we generate profits that go into supporting recipients just like NIFF. It’s why our team loves coming to work each day and why we’re growing with our community.

Through our close community relationships, our Cooroy Community Bank branch and Pomona agency combine to give our towns a real say in their own future. We believe successful customers and successful communities create a successful bank - in that order. As we work to

provide banking products and services for our customers, we consider the bigger picture.

So, if you’re interested in banking where the customer is connected to the bank, give us a try.

We have a full range of products just like any full service bank and you’ll become more aware of work we do where it matters most.

Our team will be more than happy to share more of our story with you and deliver the right advice and the products you need.

Please feel free to drop into the branch or call me on 5447 7131 (Cooroy), 5485 1786 (Pomona) or you can also email me at geoff.edwards@bendigo adelaide.com.au.

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How do I care for children and ageing parents?

Chad Monroe Certified Financial Planner® of Provision Wealth Management* BUDGETING, planning and accessing government entitlements could go a long way both financially and emotionally.

As Australia’s population continues to age, more people are joining what’s been coined the ‘sandwich generation’—a group wedged between the needs of their kids and their older parents.

If it’s something you’re juggling at the moment, or want to prepare yourself for in the future, here is some general information and a few tips, so you don’t lose sight of your own goals along the way.

What is the sandwich generation?

The phrase sandwich generation refers to people who are effectively ‘sandwiched’ between supporting ageing parents and their children—physically, emotionally and financially1.

Coupled with work commitments and saving for retirement, it can be a tricky balancing act, and it’s possible some may have to stay in the workforce longer to meet

added financial obligations2.

What triggered this scenario? Australia’s population is ageing Australians are living longer3. To put it into perspective, around 40 years ago, the number of people over age 85 was 80,000 and in another 40 years that number is projected to reach around two million4.

This means that more individuals are helping parents who are ill and need assistance with daily tasks, with projections that the total cost of aged care in Australia will increase to $290 billion by 20555.

Children are leaving the nest later Nearly one in four young adults age 20 to 34 continue to live at home, and of those who have moved out, more than half have returned home within two years6.

Reasons for this include the increased cost of living, housing affordability issues, growing education debt, travel aspirations early in life, as well as many young people getting

married and having children later in life7.

What are the costs?

Feeling time poor and slightly out of pocket isn’t unusual for members of the sandwich generation.

Many may be helping elderly parents with odd jobs and aged care costs, while also supporting children with things like schooling and accommodation, and, if they’re a bit older, possibly the purchase of big-ticket items, such as a car or their first property.

In fact, estimates show baby boomer members of the sandwich generation are forking out $23 billion a year to assist elderly parents and adult children. And as far as time goes, they’re spending 109 hours helping their kids and 250 hours helping older relatives each year8.

How can I manage or prepare myself?

To live a modest lifestyle in retirement, you’ll need more than what the Age Pension can provide on its own, and more still if you want to live a comfortable

lifestyle9. If you’re caring for children and parents, here are some tips, so you can balance their needs, as well as your own.

Look out for yourself and keep site of your future plans.

• Create a budget and set financial boundaries • Keep saving and maintain control of your debt • Try to avoid dipping into your super savings • If you need help managing financially, please call us on 07 5447 7740 • Take time out for yourself and don’t lose track of your own goals • Get your children involved and teach them good habits • Start a savings fund early on - whether it be for education, a car or deposit for a property • Teach your children how to save and be financially independent • Set limits and make sure they’re chipping in financially, and domestically if they’re at home • Reassess the situation together every now and then to see how things

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• Communicate with your parents and don’t be afraid to seek assistance • Share the load with other family members • Find out if your parents are eligible for government benefits • See what help and care assistance is available • Communicate so you’re aware of their estate planning wishes • Should they need fulltime care, try to plan for this well in advance Taking care of others can be a wonderful thing, but don’t forget about your own needs along the way, and to take some time out every now and then. If you would like to discuss your situation, please call us on 07 5447 7740. *Chad Monroe of Provision Wealth Management Pty Ltd ABN 52 149 014 004 Authorised representatives and credit representatives of AMP Financial Planning Pty Limited AFS Licence No. 232706. What you need to know: Any advice in this editorial is of a general nature only and does not take into account the objectives, financial situation or needs of any particular person.

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THE Permaculture Noosa Monthly Meeting (AGM) will be held on Thursday, October 20 at 6p.30pm (doors open at 5.30pm) at Cooroy Primary School Hall.

At the AGM a new committee will be election followed by a special thought provoking and entertaining AV presentation.

The Annual General Meeting presents us with a unique opportunity to help guide both the club and the Strategic Plan into 2017 and beyond.

You can make nominations by forwarding them to current club secretary Ian Trew trueorganics@hotmail.com anytime up to the 20th October. Nominations can also be made on the night.

Permaculture Noosa monthly meetings are held on the 3rd Thursday of each month. Doors open at 5.30pm when meals will be available to purchase before the meeting. A market takes place where we share surplus home grown produce and plants by giving, exchanging or selling. Entry is a gold coin donation for nonmembers. The meeting begins at 6.30pm and the night is complete with a “bring a plate” shared supper at 8pm. All welcome.

Permaculture Noosa Seed Savers will be held on Thursday 10 November from 2pm – 4pm at That Place in Pomona.

There will be lots of talking about seeds and plants; the how-to’s, the why’s and why nots.

There are always questions and answers and optional tea and cake etc. You can also try out some seed processing or seed packaging (this is an essential support for the Seed Bank) with plenty of help if it’s new for you. There is a Community Crop Swap that starts at 4pm at the restaurant. Bring along any excess produce to exchange or donate if you would like to participate. Contact Seed Saver lady Sripati Rowe at seedsavers@permaculturenoosa.com.au or call 075485 3856

Friends of the Noosa Botanic Gardens AT the recent Noosa Country Show, Friends of the Noosa Botanic Gardens were delighted with their success in the horticulture floral section of the show, coming away with Champion Exhibit, Reserve Champion, 2 Highly Commended, 5 firsts, and 5 seconds.

Elise Darke and Lee Marsden, members of FNBG, love gardening and doing floral arrangements.

All the flowers and foliage used in the displays came out of the Noosa Botanic Gardens.

The gardens are a wonderful place for a walk or picnic, but there is a wealth of knowledge to be gained by just really looking at what is being grown in the gardens. If you are planning a new garden or upgrading an old one, a stroll around the gardens, will give you some ideas of what can be grown successfully in the Noosa Shire.

A Spring Guided walk will be held at the gardens on October, Sunday 23rd, starting at 9am from the main shelter.

Sunday, November 5th at 10am a Meet and Greet will be held for new members. Weather permitting, it will be held down in the gardens or if wet in the

main shelter. There will be a gold coin entry for this event with a morning tea followed by a guest speaker talking on Begonias. If you would like to be a part of an enthusiastic, passionate group and have any of the following skills – administration, social media, event organisation or propagation experience, we would love to hear from you. Contact FNBGsecretary@gmail.com On October 22 nd, the

Noosa Museum at Pomona are holding a forum, and Jodie Kelk, the head gardener of the Noosa Botanic Gardens will be giving a talk on the history of the gardens at 11.30am. The backdrop on the stage at this event will be the replica amphitheatre built by the FNBG members for the Queensland Garden Expo. If interested in this event contact the museum www.noosamuseum.org.au

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Mainly Music Cooroy MAINLY Music Cooroy, has started its final term for the year. The first session this term features the re-release of the mainly music Traditional Songs vol 1 and has many old favourites including Hokey pokey, Here we go round the mulberry bush, and The wheels of the bus. We are currently trying to expand our group and are looking for new mum’s and tots to come and participate. All mums and their toddlers to preschool children are welcome, cost is $5 per family, including morning tea.

Sessions are held during term time on Wednesdays at 9:30am in the Anglican Church Hall, Cnr of Tewantin Road and Miva Street. Contact Robyn on 54710989

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Sunshine 60 and Better Group Inc. Lucky winner Phyillis Von Hoff pictured with Wilhelmina Jones of Cooroy Shoes CONGRATULATIONS to local lady Phyllis Von Hoff!!

Phyllis attended the recent NAOT VIP day held at Cooroy Shoes & Accessories. As a Naot shoe purchaser on the day, Phyllis went into the draw to win a free pair of NAOT shoes.

Owner Maree Millar and the girls at Cooroy Shoes said the day was, once again, “an outstanding success” and will continue to host it in the future.

Big thank you to Naot Footwear Australia for not only supplying the shoes for the prize, but also for sending their representative, Assaf Danby, to be here to answer any questions. They have also donated a pair of NAOT shoes to the Salvation Army for each person who tried on a pair of Naot shoes on the day

SUNSHINE 60 and Better Group Inc. is a healthy ageing program providing a variety of fun activities to keep the mind and body active for older people and is funded by the Department of Communities.

Men and women are invited to come and join us. Fun is the main focus. Discover new skills and build new friendships as you learn.

Upcoming activities include: Social activities and morning tea, 26th October – Guest Speaker – Community Health, 9.30am - 11.30am at the Cooroy Library.

The group meeting every 2nd & 4th Wednesday of the month. Cost $3.

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Butter Factory Exhibition: Connected

Victoria Fitzpatrick - 'High Tea' ‘A sparkling blue and white jewel, laced with swirling veils of white like a small pearl in a thick sea of black mystery.’

This is how astronaut Edgar Mitchell who died earlier this year described our earth from space in

1971.

In the 45 years since then we have finally begun to realise how inextricably we are connected to everything in the environment of this fragile earthball, to each other and to the whole of the universe.

This is what twenty local artists have attempted to depict in a new exhibition at the Cooroy Butter Factory Arts Centre running from 28th October to 30th November.

It is entitled ‘Con-

nected’. All artists are from the Sunshine Coast Hinterland and members of Arts Connect Inc. They have painted, drawn, moulded, printed, digitally designed and photographed their world in all its intricate and amazing connections.

The creators of these 80 works are Anne GentrySmith, Annie McIntosh, Cathy Lawley, Deann Cumner, Fiona Groom, Gary Bell, Heather Gall, Jacky Lowry, Jan Roebuck, Judi Parkinson, June McCotter, Judy Berlak, Kim Murray, Leisa Gunton, Margie Lipscombe, Miles Allen, Nita Lester, Steve Parish, Victoria Fitzpatrick, Wayne Smith.

Come along to the launch on Saturday 29 October at 1.00pm and meet the artists or on a guided tour with artists on Saturday 5 November at 11am and to artists’ workshops at the Centre.

See below for information.

Address: 11A Maple Street Cooroy, Contact: BFAC 5442 6665, Opening hours: Tues – Fri 10 – 4; Sat – Sun 10am to 3pm.

What’s on @ The Library JUSTICE of the Peace - Every Tuesday, 12:30 PM-4:00 PM and Every Thursday, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Storytime – Every Wednesday, 10:00 AM-10:45 AM Stories, songs and creative play - to encourage language and listening skills, promote attention and curiosity aimed at the under 5’s.

One on One Computer Help Every Wednesday - 10:00 AM-1:00 PM. Oneon-one help with Android/Mac tablets, Linex and phones. Free. Bookings required. .Try it out Virtual Reality session - 14/ 11/2016, 10:00 AM-11:00 AM. Enter a simulated, visual, three dimensional world with Samsung Gear VR goggles. Dive into another dimension, dance, meet a dinosaur, ride a rollercoaster and more in a safe virtual environment. Ages 13 + welcome.

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How to Thrive Financially - Now and in Retirement - 2/11/2016, 10:00 AM-11:30 AM. This workshop will empower you with the knowledge to live securely and comfortably through all ages and stages of life and to finally enjoy an independent active retirement. Free.Bookings required Tech Savvy Seniors- Sharing Photos and Attachments - 2/11/2016, 2:00 PM-3:30 PM. In this session participants will look at using email and Facebook to share photos and files. Participants will learn how to attach files to their emails, and how you can use their Facebook account (if they have one) to upload individual photos and entire photo albums to the web, for viewing by anybody on your friends list – or in the world, if they choose. Free. Bookings required.

Introduction to Coding and Robotics - 2 & 9/11/2016, 3:30 PM-4:30 PM.

Cooroy Masonic Lodge THE Cooroy Queen Alexandra Masonic Lodge held their annual installation night last weekend. Members, their partners and visitors from other lodges were in attendance including a visitor and his wife from Victoria. Rick Templeton, who was reinstalled as worshipful master, said one of the many benefits of becoming a lodge member is the Australia-wide caravan club available to lodge members.

The Cooroy Masonic Lodge is in need of new members. Anyone interested in becoming a lodge member, please visit their Facebook page “Cooroy Queen Alexandra: or United Grand Lodge Queensland “IGLQ” web page.

JP refresher course THE Noosa Branch of the QJA wish to invite all JP to a refresher course at the Noosa Leisure Centre on the 12 th November 2016, starting at 9 AM till 12 pm.

There will be morning tea of standard coffee , tea and cake @ $5.00 ahead. Other coffee and tea or eats can be purchased at the café. This course is offered free of charged to all JP. RSPV by the 25 th October. Phone 0418196216 or email dawn.ray@bigpond.net.au.

“The Only Family Owned Funeral Director in the Noosa Shire” Helping Families on the Sunshine Coast since the early 1970’s John and Jan Gregson have been helping families on the Sunshine Coast since the early 1970’s, but the family history in the profession goes back to the late 19th Century. When they opened their new premises on the Eumundi Rd in Noosaville, they became the only family owned Funeral Directors in the Noosa Shire.

The Gregson family have Tim Goessling and Mark Shelton to run their new Funeral Home in Noosaville. With the Gregson family they continue to assist families in Cooroy, Pomona, Tewantin, Noosa, Eumundi and all the surrounding areas.

Being local Funeral Directors for over 15 years, Mark and Tim are well known by many families, and have an extensive knowledge of the Shire: Churches, Cemeteries, Crematoriums, local venues and various clubs. Their experience and knowledge will make sure that any arrangements are carried out to your wishes.

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Follow the yellow brick road to Cooroy Library Rooftop Flicks

THE next screening at Cooroy Library Rooftop Flicks is the cinematic classic THE WIZARD OF OZ taking place on Friday 4 November.

Come along from 6pm to get yourself a spot and set up your blankets and picnics on the grassed library rooftop, in preparation for the screening to start at 6.30pm.

Entry to the movies is by donation.

The screening is proudly supported by Cooroy Outdoor Power & Equipment, Cooroy Computers, Chapman’s Auto Repairs, CJ Taxation Services, Cooroy Family Practice, Cooroy Hotel, Richie’s Bakery, Tyrepower, Fox and Hound Espresso, Life Enhancing Chiropractic, Cooroy Fish ‘n’ Chips, SPM Law and Queensland Media Print.

When a tornado rips through Kansas, Dorothy

(Judy Garland) and her dog, Toto, are whisked away in their house to the magical land of Oz. They follow the Yellow Brick Road toward the Emerald City to meet the Wizard, and en route they meet a Scarecrow (Ray Bolger) that needs a brain, a Tin Man (Jack Haley) missing a heart, and a Cowardly Lion (Bert Lahr) who wants courage. The wizard asks the group to bring him the broom of the Wicked Witch of the West (Margaret Hamilton) to earn his help.

The Wizard of Oz is notable for its use of Technicolor, fantasy storytelling, musical score, and unusual characters, making it a favourite film for many movie-lovers.

Rated G For further information, visit www.starrynights.com.au or Facebook: Starry Nights Outdoor Movies or call 0458 128 020.

An evening with Chontia THE J, Noosa, is set for one of the most exciting and anticipated concerts of the year, featuring singer/songwriter Chontia and her twelve piece band, with some of Australia’s finest musicians.

Chontia’s extraordinary talents have been compared with greats such as, Aretha Franklin. Bonnie Raitt, Fiona Apple and Adele. The evening promises to captivate the soul, taking the audience on Chontia’s life journey, with her beautifully written songs of love, life and hope. Chontia’s unique blend of subtle contemporary folk, soul and blistering blues originals will be complemented by an outstanding line up of highly accomplished musicians.

This is a first for Chontia which will include a string ensemble directed by renowned cellist, Louise King. World renowned Didgeridoo Master, Mark Atkins will also join Chontia on this special event.

The lineup includes, Chontia (Vocals/acoustic guitar), Parris Macleod (Grand Piano), Mark Atkins (Didgeridoo), Andrew Toner (Guitar), Nik Davey (Double Bass), Pierre Luniere (Electric Bass/B/V’s), Bob Oliver (Drums), Louise King (Cello), Brannon Crickmore (Violin, Caroline

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Live music lovers will not want to miss this wonderful night.

Saturday 29 October 7.30pm, $25 all tickets.

More info and to book www.thej.com.au or phone (07) 5329 6560.

Strings & Things charity concert ENJOY an afternoon of Classical to Bluegrass music at the Strings & Things Charity Concert being held at the Pomona Anglican Church on Saturday, October 29, 2.30pm.

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dining & entertinment International Film Festival comes to the hinterland

COOROY RAG The hinterland will play a part in the upcoming Noosa International Film Festival from 3 to 6 November with multiple screenings taking place in Cooroy, Eumundi and Pomona.

Cooroy will feature with a special Ecoflicks event on Sunday 6th at the Cooroy State School Hall screening official selections from the short film competition as well as the premiere of the 2016 release documentary, SEED: The Untold Story.

Ecoflicks began in 2010 as an initiative of the Noosa Integrated Catchment Association to encourage young filmmakers to share stories about the environment through film. This year, the Noosa International Film Festival took Ecoflicks global and has attracted filmmakers from our local region as well as internationally.

Sunshine Coast young filmmakers, Emelia Ebejer and Zachary Daguiar will screen their film Forest Not Freeway. The screening will also include a presentation of prize awards to competition winners.

For the second half of the Ecoflicks event, NIFF will screen environmental

documentary, SEED: The Untold Story. The film features a combination of interviews, archival footage, and animation to tell a compelling narrative about the seed industry. By the end of the film, viewers will understand the magic of seeds and the importance of growing one’s own life force.

Festival Director, Peter Chenoweth encourages filmgoers to experience as much as possible.

“The Noosa International Film Festival has something for anyone who enjoys film and it was our intention to bring the festival to the whole Shire. In doing so, we have created a different experience at each venue.

Heading to Eumundi, short films will feature all weekend at the historic Eumundi School of Arts Hall. The festival received over 200 short film submissions from 31 countries and will screen the top 132 short films across the Festival’s venues.

“The creativity of the short films is outstanding and with an average of 10 shorts per session, there is a good mix of genre,” says Peter.

In Pomona, The Majes-

tic Theatre will screen two short film sessions during the Saturday and then the 1920 classic silent horror, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, directed by Robert Wiene will screen with traditional pianist on Saturday evening.

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is considered one of the first true horror films, and is still thought to be one of the best.

The Noosa International Film Festival will run at select venues in Noosa, Eumundi, Cooroy and Pomona from Thursday 3 to Sunday 6 November.

With an all premiere lineup of new release films from Australia and overseas and the attraction of internationally-acclaimed filmmakers, it was easy for well-known community supporters, Bendigo Bank to get behind the festival.

Cooroy Community Bank branch manager, Geoff Edwards says the sponsorship is a great fit.

“This is precisely what our Community Bank branches in Cooroy and Tewantin are all about - banking profits going back into our community. It’s because of the support locals’ show us that we can announce sponsorships as important

SEED: The Untold Story. as this one with the Noosa International Film Festival,” Geoff said.

To explore the full festival program and to purchase your tickets, visit www.niff.com.au.

Right: Peter Chenoweth and Geoff Edwards getting ready for NIFF in November

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ART MARKET IN THE PADDOCK 22nd OCTOBER 9am-1pm

Many Stalls exhibiting Original Paintings, Drawings, Ceramics, Woodwork, Handcrafts, Jewellery & More. Making this the Perfect opportunity to buy Quality Art & Craft at affordable prices direct from the artists

POMONA COUNTRY MARKETS Markets run every 2nd & 4th Saturday each month 6.30am and trade till 12 noon

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Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari - 1920 CLASSIC SILENT HORROR

5th November @ 8pm at the Majestic Theatre

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FUNCTIONS @ the HUB

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No Venue Hire Providing everything from Finger Food to Banquets We can accommodate any occasion Mathew Conquest cooking up a storm at his new catering base at the Cooroy Hub AFTER establishing its hospitality credibility over the past two years, the Cooroy Hub is now in a position to initiate what owner Ron McCarthy says was the original concept for the business – to cater exclusively to functions.

“The original concept of the Hub was to develop a function centre that could offer Noosastyle functions at hinterland prices and the recently renovated clubhouse is the perfect venue, able to cater for functions in excess of 100 people,” says Ron. The Hub is modern, spacious and airy and is equipped to cater for boardroom size private meetings, daytime seminars and conferences, to lavish evening functions.

Noosa Catering have moved their base from Noosa and will operate exclusively from the Hub kitchen. Noosa Catering is a well-established, top

end catering business serving prestigious out of house functions throughout the Sunshine Coast.

“Their decision to relocate from Noosa to Cooroy is further evidence of the growing recognition of this town’s ability to attract viable businesses from the coast,” said Ron. Mathew Conquest and his team have also undertaken to assume responsibility for the catering requirements for the Hub. When booking a function at the Hub, Mathew will tailor a package to suit your food needs from platters to seated dining and Ron will be offering drinks packages to ensure your function stays within your budgeting requirements.

The Hub is open now for bookings so make sure you get in early and book in your Christmas function to avoid disappointment. Phone 5472 0907.

Young people left out of fundraising antics The Cooroy Scout Group will leave its young people behind for a night of adults-only fundraising on Saturday, 5 November 2016.

The fundraising event, which is hosted by the Cooroy RSL, is the ever-popular Drag Queen Bingo, which has been a huge hit with the Cooroy community.

Cooroy Scout Group President, Sally Alexander, said that this event has the potential to be the Cooroy Scout Group’s major fundraising activity for the year. The Cooroy Scout Group supports more than 50 children and young people from ages eight to eighteen.

It provides young people with experiences that develop their back-to-basic skills while building leadership capabilities and resilience through outdoor adventures in camping, hiking, canoeing and abseiling.

Sally said that the Cooroy Scout Group is often ineligible to apply for various community and government grants and that this event will give the group a much-needed injection of funds to help cover ever-increasing operational expenses.

“The Cooroy Scout Group is one of the most active scout groups within the District yet, due to the nature of the group’s activities, is often ineligible to apply for many sporting or leisure grants that are offered through councils and government organisations, which can make fundraising challenging,” said Sally.

“Because of the nature of our activities, we don’t

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fit neatly into a “sporting” box, or an “arts” box; although many of our activities touch on these things.”

The Cooroy Scout Group is encouraging the community to show its support for the group by gathering a group of friends to come along to the Drag Queen Bingo night.

The fundraising event will be complemented by a raffle, with prizes being drawn on the night.

Sally said that she has been blown away by the support of a number of local businesses that have donated goods or services for the raffle.

“We have five prize packs, each valued at more than $100, as well as our major prize, which is a 10-person Wanderer Air Dome Tent valued at $800 donated by the team at Noosa BCF. “Our major prize is being teamed with a Big4 Club Membership valued at $50 so the major prize winner can make immediate use of their new tent,” Sally said.

Tickets to the fundraising event are $15 per person and bingo books are sold on the night at a cost of $5 per book. Balls drop at 8pm, but everyone is encouraged to come a little earlier to enjoy a meal and a few drinks at the Cooroy RSL prior to the show.

“All people have to do is to book a table at the Cooroy RSL then come along for a night of laughter and fun,” said Sally.

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It will be hard to find a scarecrow to beat last year’s popular artistic winner - The Dear Crow Glen II by Crystal Aylmer.

MARY Valley crafters are searching their cupboards for old clothes and recycling items as scarecrow season officially opens this week.

A Sunshine Coast bus company has already booked a tour to the Noosa hinterland popularly known as Mary Valley Country, and organisers of the annual festival have put out the call for scarecrows on every street corner.

It doesn’t take long for

the gangly ‘crows to come out of the hills and sheds after a cold winter, in preparation for protecting the spring crops from unofficial harvesting by the odd feathered friend.

Registrations open this week for the festival, with scarecrows on display from October 21 to November 12. Winners will be presented with their cash prizes at harvest dinner on November 19, a special event being planned by the auspicing organisation

Mary Valley Artslink.

Long-time festival volunteer Lyn Hughes encouraged valley visitors to take a selfie with a ‘crow when they come “scarecrow spotting”.

If they hashtag #mvscarecrows, organisers will post it on their Facebook page Mary Valley Scarecrow Festival.

“Let’s see who gets the most likes!” Mrs Hughes said. “The person with the most selfies with different scarecrows can win $50 as well.”

The festival is designed to encourage people to plan a day out in Mary Valley Country, and see if they can find the variety of serious and not-so-serious straw creations along the way.

Once all scarecrows are registered, a Google map can be downloaded to let you know where all the entries are.

Each town chooses their finalists, which are then judged against each town in the Mary Valley in three categories with cash prizes: Child (5-15 years) $50, traditional (T-shape skeleton and straw body) $100, and artistic (anything that is an original idea) $100.

From small square bales of hay to the oversized

round bales once stacked three high to create the popular Heidi in 2004, locals are encouraged to find old clothes, timber strips for frames and any other items which they can recycle into a scarecrow.

Scarecrows are about creating a farmer look-alike in the crops to keep the birds away but they also mark the arrival of spring when we can look forward

to a burst of nature after winter, Mrs Hughes said.

“We encourage an element of creative licence, and often humour is the best aspect of our scarecrow entries.”

Inquiries to Lyn Hughes on 0409 382868 or email info@scarecrows.org.au You can find the festival on Facebook or visit www.maryvalleyartslink. com.au

Heritage Forum NOOSA Museum Heritage Forum will take place on Saturday 22nd October 2016 in the Uniting Church Hall, next door to Noosa Museum, Factory Street Pomona from 9.30am to 3.30pm. Admission $20.00 adult, $ 15 concession & Cooroora Historical Society Inc. members.

An interesting and informative programme will include a speaker from Woodworks Museum – Forestry and the resource of Wood ; Wappa Falls Astronomical Observatory - an Over-view of Astronomy Ancient to Modern; Noosa Botanical Gardens – History and Development of Noosa Botanical Gardens; Ann Sutherland (ex Front of House Manager ACT Historic Places ) Bach Soc Sci – Managing Pioneer Cemeteries; Christine Stuart - Indigenous Cultural Awareness Community Advisor and Author ; Alison Napier Noosa Museum - Research for Dr. Page’s Road Kin Kin .

Complimentary tea, coffee & biscuits will be available from 9 am all day. The Forum will conclude with an open Q&A session with the speakers. Further enquiries on 5485 1080 or to info@noosamuseum.org.au. Programme available on www.noosamuseum.org.au and our Facebook page.

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IGA management and staff wish Barb Boesten all the very best in her retirement. Barb started working at the IGA in 2002. We will miss her smiling face

Members of the Probus Club of Cooroy are always happy to celebrate another birthday!

This month Lawrie Pashley and Lyn Pluck were the lucky ones.

The Probus Club of Cooroy welcome visitors to their meetings held on the first Monday of each month at the Anglican Church hall, Miva Street, Cooroy at 10 am.

Enquires: John ph 5485 0415.

Happy 1st Birthday to Conor Webb lots of love and huggles from Mum, Dad, all your Nans, Pops, Aunties, Uncles, Cousins, Great Nan & Great Pop, Oakley and Timmy xxxx

A dream day NOOSA District State High School Year 11 economics students spent the day at Dreamworld learning firsthand about the importance of the tourism industry to Australia’s economy.

The students attended an informative talk on Dreamworld’s history and operations from the theme park’s Education Officer Jacqueline Wood.

The students were surprised and relieved to hear that all the rides are tested every morning before the theme park opens and Dreamworld has never had a visitor suffer a serious or fatal injury from using a ride.

Dreamworld markets to domestic, national and international guests, with advertising across a variety of mediums the most successful way it has found to gain business.

Actors are never used in the television commercials, with Dreamworld priding itself on showcasing genuine thrills and excitement from real people.

The economics class enjoyed a full day at Dreamworld trying out some of the theme park’s terrifying and adrenalin-pumping experiences as well as visiting and photographing the diverse wildlife including cute Australian animals and the exotic tigers of Tiger Island.

The Year 11 students had a dream day with their classmates.

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Local optometrists join campaign to raise funds for World Sight Day

Thoughts from the heart WHERE are the homes of yesteryear where mums and dads loved to sit and lend an ear to their beloved families. So many homes had ‘elastic sides’ where all were welcomed in and simple food was shared by all and children were dearly loved.

So all you mums and dads out there, treasure your children with care as you’ll never know such heartache until they are not there.

Jean Jones, Cooroy

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The team at Optometry@cooroy holding their jar of smarties for world sight day. Make a $2 donation and have a go at guessing how many smarties are in the jar. Drawn 31st October.

LOCAL optometrists Jenny Currie and Heather McLeod of optometry@cooroy recently took part in the World Sight Day Challenge during October to help give the gift of vision to people in underserved communities around the world.

Now in its 10th year, the World Sight Day Challenge is the largest annual global fundraising campaign to address avoidable blindness caused by uncorrected refractive error - simply the need for an eye exam and glasses.

On World Sight Day (Thursday October 13), Jenny and Heather donated their eye examination fees for the day to help the more than 600 million people in the world who are blind or vision impaired because they do not have access to an eye exam or glasses. The campaign is run by global charity, Optometry Giving Sight.

“We have supported Optometry Giving Sight for 5 years,” said Jenny. “Preventable blindness is a solvable problem and we are proud to help give better vision to those in need. Most people are surprised to learn that for as little as $5 someone living in an underserved community can be provided with an eye exam and a pair of glasses to transform their lives. Everyone can make a huge difference and we are thrilled to be contributing to the challenge.”

To date, Optometry Giving Sight has disbursed funding from donors and sponsors to 106 projects in 42 countries. For more information go to www.givingsight.org optometry@cooroy is located at 62 Maple Street, Cooroy. Call 5442 5555 for more information.

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Whiplash: A Pain in the Neck WE often see people coming in to the practice with whiplash complaining of neck pain and soreness after car crashes, but did you know that there are other causes of whiplash too? Whiplash is medically described as an injury resulting from sudden acceleration-deceleration forces on the neck. Imagine your neck moving in a similar motion to that of a cracking whip.

This motion can happen in a backwards and forwards direction or a side to side motion. While the most common source of whiplash is motor vehicle accidents, other causes may include rollercoasters, bungee jumping and head collisions.

Symptoms and severity of whiplash can vary significantly between people. The most commonly reported symptoms are neck pain and stiffness.

This can occur anywhere from immediately after the injury to several days later. Other symptoms

of whiplash include headaches, dizziness, shoulder/arm/upper back pain, weakness and difficulty concentrating. If you believe you are suffering from any of these symptoms, get yourself to your GP or local physiotherapist for assessment and treatment.

Physiotherapists will guide you through the best evidence based treatment aiming to improve individual each individual’s dysfunctions. Potential treatment methods include: continuing normal activities as able, joint mobilisation, massage, exercise, muscular retraining, dry needling, education and electrotherapy.

The aim for therapy is to return you to previous level of function and activities of daily living. If you have any queries regarding whiplash, do not hesitate to call the friendly team at Hinteractive Physio on 5442 5556.

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Gettin’ Prickly with it!

HEAT rash is the “generic” name for a number of skin problems that arise or worsen because of heat exposure. Common names for heat rash include prickly heat, miliaria rubra, sweat retention syndrome, and “sun” allergy.

This disorder occurs all year round in the tropics, and elsewhere in the summer months when the weather is hot and humid. Treated early, with good advice from your LiveLife pharmacists, it is easily managed!

But why does it happen?

Heat rash is caused by a blockage of the sweat glands, especially after repeated episodes of sweating, leading to inflammation when sweat escapes into adjacent tissue. This causes the itching and prickling sensations that most people seek treatment for, as well as the red rash, which may be extensive.

Most heat rash resolves without treatment, often within a day of changing to a cooler environment. Even though the sweat glands may take a week or two to be repaired, if there is not an excessive demand placed on the body for cooling, then the rash will clear quickly.

The challenge is to manage heat rash if you need to remain in a hot and humid environment. Treatment will involve helping you with relief of symptoms, and giving advice as to how you can avoid it getting worse, or recurring.

Who is at risk?

• Infants, and overweight children/adults are at particular risk of getting heat rash, as is anybody doing more physical activity than normal in a hot and humid environment.

• Heat rash is also easily caused, or aggravated, by any skin lotion that has the ability to enter sweat glands (i.e. almost all skin lotions) and block them.

• It is common to find sufferers of heat rash who have recently arrived in a hot area from a cooler climate, put on a good quality water resistant thick 50+ sunscreen, spent a lot of time outdoors in the sunshine enjoying themselves, and moisturised diligently after noticing some redness appearing on the skin. The increased and unusual demands on their sweat glands for cooling the body, the sunscreen, and the moisturiser have all contributed to the heat rash.

How can you avoid it? Keep cool!!

Remain in a cool environment e.g. air conditioning, in the water, or close to a fan, and allow for adequate ventilation of the skin.

Take cool showers or baths, several times a day, and always after exercise or heat exposure. Always pat dry the skin with a towel, do not rub vigorously.

Use cool packs on affected areas (but not for longer than 20 minutes per hour).

Wear loose fitting, light, soft clothes. Avoid clothing that traps heat or moisture. Cotton underwear is better than no underwear if the groin or buttocks are affected.

Avoid skin to skin contact elsewhere by placing a soft, clean washcloth or other material between skin folds e.g. under breasts.

If the skin is irritated, avoid soaps, but use a non-soap alternative like Pinetarsol if necessary for cleanliness, or itch relief.

Always avoid hot spas and saunas.

Always wear a sunscreen, as sunburn will aggravate heat rash, but use an alcohol based or evaporative based sunscreen.

Do not apply after-sun moisturisers to the affected area as they will block the already aggravated sweat ducts.

Come in and visit your local LiveLife pharmacist for more advice!

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health International Mediums coming to Corooy International Mediums Mike Mayes and Sandi Clark Mayes are coming to Cooroy on October 25th & 26th.

Mike is a Medium and Trans Healer and his wife, Sandi is a Medium; both offering private readings at the Cooroy Luxury Motel Apartments both days.

Sandi offers 1 hour readings at $70 per hour and Mike offers Trans Healings at $45 for a half hour session and $70. for an hour session.

Bookings can be made by phoning Kathy McVann on 5483 5523.

Both Mike and Sandi will be guest speakers at the Cooroy Spiritual Church at the CWA Hall on Wednesday the 26th, 7pm start. They will be demonstrating their mediumships and sharing their experiences and gifts with everyone. Having studied at the Arthur Findlay College in the UK, Sandi specializes in Spirit Art and has offered workshops in the UK, Australia and New Zealand.

All are most welcome to attend.

For more information, please contact Rev. Kathy McVann on 5483 5523.

Sunshine Butterflies Day Programs ARE you or a family member living with a disability? Are you looking for that special place to feel truly included, appreciated, involved and engaged?

Sunshine Butterflies strive to improve all areas in the lives of people with disabilities and their families by promoting health and well-being, independence and inclusion.

Join us daily from 9:30am-2:30pm for fun and interactive days of woodwork, cooking, art, music, singing, life skills, sports, recreation and so much more.

We create avenues and opportunities for our members to engage with their peers and the local community. Contact 07) 54702830 or email admin@ sunshinebutterflies.com.au

Cooroy Aglow AGLOW International Australia - Cooroy Branch invites you to attend our Kingdom gathering on Friday, 21st October at 9.30.am for a time of Worship.

Word and Blessing. Theme: Who do you think you are. Meeting commences with morning tea from 9.30am and concludes around 11.30am. Entrance fee $6. Taste and see for the Lord is good.

COOROY DOCTORS SURGERY Welcomes

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BHB, MBChB(NZ), FRNZCGP, FRACGP, PGDipMSM

Interests Include: Musculoskeletal and Skin Medicine

Come in for a Skin Check

Appointments Available Wed-Fri

OPENING HOURS: MONDAY TO FRIDAY 8am to 5pm SATURDAY 8am to 12 noon

DR MELANIE FARR JOINS OUR MEDICAL TEAM OF: • Dr Andrew Macnaught • Dr Rebecca Lock • Dr Kit Haydock • Dr Dan O’Dea • Dr Kate Krimmer • Dr Danica Guy • Dr Mary Piepers • Dr Asma Hafeez

Our Services include: General Health Care, Chronic Disease Nurses, Medicals and Health Assessments, Immunisations and Skin checks.

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NoosaCare opens world class facility Award-winning NoosaCare Inc. officially opened its latest aged care facility “Cedar Lodge”, at its Kabara campus in Cooroy commencing with a gala official ribbon cutting on Saturday October 8th.

ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS

Do you suffer Headaches, Back Pain, Neck Pain or Sciatica?

Consider a Professional Assessment of your spine & nervous system with Dr Adam Roache (Chiropractor) Now Offering Extended Hours - Early Mornings, Late Nights & Saturdays 48 Elm Street Cooroy

Phone: 5472 0808 www.lechiro.com.au

Ribbon Cutting: President of Noosacare Inc. Otto Alder, Staff Members daughter Maisie Nyiha, CEO Megan D’Elton and a Kabara Resident- Eunice Hill’s Granddaughter Ivy Hill.

Megan D’Elton with Kabara Resident Vincent Grady.

Blessing of the pets

Advanced Physio Cooroy THE Cooroy Anglican Church celebrated St Francis of Assisi, on Sunday 2 October, by a special service Blessing of the Pets. Rev’d Beverley Jane officiated at the service and blessed each of the pets present individually, those present, apart from humans, were 8 dogs, a cat and a silkie hen.

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All the pets were well behaved and seemed suitably impressed, with no fighting. Rev’d Beverley addressed the congregation by talking on the life and works of St Francis who lived in Italy as a friar and preacher in the 12th-13th century. The sermon can be heard by visiting the Parish web site on coorooraanglican.org.

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COOROY RAG Opulent resort-style living

Offers Over $725,000 5 beds 3 baths 6 car 7607m2 Not only is 10 the number of this magnificent, resortstyle property in soughtafter Stratford Park Estate, but it also scores 10 out of 10 for presentation and inclusions!

Whether you need extra space for a growing or extended family, or you simply love to entertain, this lovely home on a very peaceful 1.8 acre block is sure to catch your eye.

A buyer who knows style and quality will immediately see what a smart investment this is, with its 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and parking for 6 vehicles, just

minutes from the village shops and schools of Pomona, and 15 minutes from Noosa River and Tewantin.

Set back from the road and surrounded by only quality homes, a concrete driveway leads you through the magnificent resort-style gardens to your front door.

Step inside and the size and quality of this home will take your breath away! For starters, there are 5 separate living areas - plus 2 undercover outdoor entertainment areas.

There’s a tiled family room, currently used as a billiard room and bar; an open plan kitchen/dining

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room, which opens to one of the outdoor entertainment areas; a separate informal lounge with ceiling fan and slow combustion wood heater; a separate formal lounge with newlylaid carpet, plus a family room. Surrounded by those well established, easy care gardens, your outdoor entertaining space includes a wide verandah directly off the house, plus a gazebo in the gardens.

The brand new kitchen features Caesar stone bench tops, a gas cook top, self cleaning oven, dishwasher and breakfast bar. All 5 bedrooms have been freshly painted and feature ceiling fans, new

carpet and built-in robes.

The master bedroom has a sliding door to a private deck area, a walk in robe and a newly renovated ensuite.

The other 2 bathrooms have also been recently renovated, so everything is fresh and clean for a lucky new owner.

The configuration of the home is excellent, with a bespoke guest wing for teenagers, grandparents or visitors.

The guest wing incorporates a king-sized, air-conditioned bedroom with ceiling fans and renovated ensuite, plus a separate airconditioned living room.

Big windows throughout the property guarantee a beautiful outlook over the tropical gardens, and plenty of natural light in the home.

Parking and storage will never be a problem here, with a double lock-up garage, with remote internal entry into the home, plus a double Colorbond shed and two carports to accommodate the boat or caravan.

Did we mention that this property was magnificent?

Make an appointment and see for yourself! ! Contact Phil or Sam Hargrave, Hargrave Real Estate on 0417 750 507 or 0425 777 121.

Near New Home within walking distance to the town of Pomona

SITUATED on 1128 sqm fully fenced block of land with a spectacular designed home. Three generous sized bedrooms with a two way bathroom acting as an ensuite.

The living areas are light, bright and airy and they open out onto a generous size outdoor area with insulated roof and fire place. Modern spacious kitchen looks out to the manicured lawns and

gardens. Also included is solar hot water and solar power. Within walking distances to local parks, shops and conveniences.

Priced at $455,000. Call Glenn Millard on 0437 221 723 from Raine & Horne Noosa Hinterland for further details, or drop in to see one of our friendly staff at 16a Maple Street, Cooroy or 8 Reserve Street, Pomona.

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Easy access via a concrete driveway leads to a double garage and carport and also provides level entry to the quality home.

Featuring a large master bedroom with ensuite and access to the verandah, the home has plenty of room for a family or guests. The other bedrooms are generous in size with built ins and ceiling fans and the home has a spacious feel.

GORGEOUS & CHARMING & TOTALLY PRIVATE

At 130 m above sea level the East facing verandah captures cool Summer breezes and overlooks natural forest This is a great space for Summer living with air conditioning and an inground pool to relax and enjoy the private landscaped gardens which are filled with stunning feature plants and colour.

A beautiful dam provides plentiful water from your own private catchment and is a haven for wildlife and visiting birds. There is a large cleared area at the top of the property which is ideal for fruit trees and vegie gardens and would be a top spot for kids to play in nature.

Only minutes to Pomona with quick access to the highway north and south, this property is in a top location so be quick.

Contact George Andrews, Hargrave Real Estate 0477 703 429 for a private inspection.

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4 Bed 2Bath 2car 1.15ha/2.8acres Offers Over $499,000 Versatile! Practical, peaceful and perfectly positioned! All words you would use to describe this marvellous country property, just 2km from the pretty village of Pomona.

Why versatile? Because the configuration easily accommodates extended family, long stay visitors, or even Airbnb guests, so there’s the option of earning a living here, too.

There are 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms in all, including a completely separate, Council approved granny flat. There are also 3 separate living areas connected by breezeways plus 3 undercover outdoor entertaining areas!

This lovely home has been perfectly positioned on the very private 2.8 acre block, north-facing, with plenty of glass sliding doors and large windows to welcome in natural light and cooling cross breezes.

There are 2 kitchens, of course, as the granny flat is self-contained, and the main kitchen is immaculate and modern, with a dishwasher, gas cooking and stunning garden views.

A separate laundry is conveniently located off one of the breezeways, between the main house and the separate flat.

Level entry with no stairs to worry about,

there are ceiling fans and easy care tiles.

There is undercover parking for 2 cars, plus extra shelter for the caravan or horse float, or even to shelter the horse!

In fact, all your pets - and the kids would love it here, as the property is fully fenced on the boundary, with a house yard and two separate paddocks, and includes 3 dams - one with a handy pump.

And the Noosa Trail Network is practically on your doorstep!

If a hobby farm is your dream, you’re well on the way, with gently sloping, usable land and a wonderful selection of established fruit trees, including mandarins, oranges, grapefruit, lemonade, peach and bananas.

There’s so much to love about this property, from the spacious light-filled rooms and versatile floor plan, to the gorgeous scented flowers in the garden, the visiting birds and the 23 kangaroos in the bottom paddock!

This wonderfully relaxed lifestyle home offers complete peace and privacy, yet is close to shops, cafes, restaurants, sports facilities and schools in Pomona. There’s a school bus stop out the front, and easy access to the Bruce Highway. To inspect contact Phil or Sam Hargrave, Hargrave Real Estate 0417 750 507 or 0425 777 121.

OFFERS OVER $359,000

Modern, open plan kitchen + dining area Separate lounge + separate study nook Undercover entertainment area, with fabulous views Ceiling fans + reverse cycle air-conditioning Fully fenced, near level block with mountain views 2-bay Colorbond shed with rear lane access

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COOROY RAG Freestanding home on 348sqm U 1/3A Kauri St Bed 4; Bath 1; Car 1; Size 348sqm Price: $399,000.

Hard to find, this freestanding timber home on an easy care 348m2 block is a short walk into town. Originally built in the 1970’s, the home is in good condition and boasts VJ walls, timber casement windows and an older style eat in kitchen. The central lounge is air conditioned and there’s an enclosed sunroom at the entry. There’s a lock up garage plus a storage bay that would easily double as a workshop if required. The back yard is fully fenced. Situated at the high end of the street, this position is peaceful. Whilst the home is in a community title scheme there are no body corporate fees.

Easy walk to town, transport and school.

For more information or to arrange an inspection please contact Jeanette Catalano, 0422 923 851 Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000.

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Ideal central location Bed 3; Bath 1; Car 0; 556sqm Price: $385,000.

This is a well maintained one level timber home on town block featuring hardwood floors throughout, 3 good sized bedrooms, a renovated bathroom with a spacious kitchen and living area with ceiling fan .

The block is very private and fully landscaped for gardeners, with plenty of room for hobbies & pursuits.

The property is located close to absolutely everything the historic town of Cooroy has to offer.

A short walk to modern shopping, medical facilities and private & state schools or catch the tilt train from Cooroy station.

Easy access for the disabled is in place and the house has been renovated inside and out so virtually nothing to do but move in and enjoy the home with under cover car parking with town water & sewerage.

Please call Maggie Adams, 0415 380 681 Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000 for further information on this property.

Three level Queensland-style home

Bed 3; Bath 3; Car 6; 5692sqm Price: $728,000 This three level Queensland style inspired home on 1.4 acres is situated in the highly sought after area of Tallowwood Place. This enclave is located off the high ridge of Black Mountain.

The elevated home basks in a north east aspect enjoying vistas of Mount Eerwah and enabling the front and rear verandahs to capture breezes.

The polished wooden floorboards and high ceilings feature throughout the home. The home is of open plan design with large doors giving access to the decks.

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a study which could be utilized as a fourth bedroom if needed. Internal stairs lead to the lower level of the home which is currently houses a bar and billiards playing table and entertaining area.

This level also has a bathroom which comes in handy for guests when entertaining or perhaps a teenage retreat as there is plenty of parking and storage in the 4 bay lockable shed.

It is possible to enter the driveway and reverse a caravan or large boat into the shed without having to fuss over blocking the lane.

The colorful gardens and park like lawns are established and a joy to maintain.

To arrange an inspection please call Rob Farley on 0408 478 304, Hinternoosa.com.au 5447 7000.

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COOROY RAG Peaceful hide-away on 2.60Ha

3 Bed; 1 Bath; 2 Car Those who are looking for a peaceful retreat in natural surrounds will fall in love with the lifestyle on offer from this home with elements that create a personal feeling of zenlike bliss.

Set on 2.60 Ha in the stunning Noosa Hinterland is a truly unique property devoted to peace and tranquillity, being light filled with warming timber floors throughout.

Cooks will delight in the recently renovated kitchen featuring handmade Italian tiles, Caeserstone benchtops, gas stove and oven. With established fruit trees and

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a vegetable garden already in place the options of meal ideas are endless with the convenience of fresh produce readily available on the property.

Take a step outside and you have a private salt water swimming pool and wide spotted gum timber deck on offer where bird song can be enjoyed on a daily basis. Escape the daily stresses of life with your own designated mediation platform. A truly tranquil spot where you can heal your mind, body and soul.

With wheel chair access already in place the potential to build a granny flat on multiple sites to

accommodate family members or guests is an added bonus.

The home also features 2km solar power back to the grid a solar hot water system as well as a new Taylex water recycling system.

For those who are wanting the best of both worlds, the property is situated just 5 mins drive to the township of Cooroy and approximately 25mins to the picturesque Noosa and all it has to offer. This property is a must to inspect to appreciate all it has to offer. Phone Jim Ennis 0402 587 298 or 5449 1186 jim@fiona winterrealty.com.au

Queenslander in prestigious Cooroy location ARE you a lover of genuine old Queenslanders? If so, then this property could well be for you. Located in prestigious Wattle Street, this solid 1920s Queenslander, built by McAnally, is only metres from the centre of the thriving township of Cooroy. This authentic Queenslander has been lovingly cared for and is perfectly livable as it is but if your passion is for renovation then this Cooroy treasure could well be the one for you.

Nestled perfectly on a fabulous, fully fenced quarter acre allotment this old Queenslander beauty is ideal for those of you who revel in the beauty of yesteryear or those of you who have a passion for renovation. A latticed entry leads you to a wide, covered verandah where you can enjoy many long hours of relaxation.

Double doors lead you into a lounge/family room.

This beautiful room features soaring ceilings, vj walls and gleaming polished timber floors.

Double glass and timber doors lead you out to the covered verandah. The spacious kitchen/dining

room is practical with lots of cupboard space and a large built-in pantry/ storage room.

There is room for everyone with three bedrooms, the main bedroom featuring the stunning ornate ceilings of yesteryear and TV and phone connection in third bedroom.

A wide, timber deck overlooks the leafy backyard and there is a practical workshop/ storage area underneath this lovely home.

Ring Trisha Wythes now on 0414 977 019 to find out more about this wonderful opportunity to purchase a fabulous, fully fenced quarter acre allotment.

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Lic No.60015

ELECTRICAL SERVICES

RIDGEWOOD ELECTRICAL AUTOMOTIVE I INDUSTRIAL I AGRICULTURE

• Trucks • Cars • Bearings • Seals • Oils • Belts • Workshop • Supplies • Trailers • Rare Spares • Brass Fittings 1A Jarrah Street, Cooroy - PHONE: 5442 6890 automatespares@hotmail.com I www.automatespares.com.au

COMPUTER SOLUTIONS

Electrical Contractor • Commercial • Industrial • Domestic

0408 639 076

PO Box 360 Cooroy 4563

Lic No: 68688

98 Maple Street, Cooroy Qld 4563

Ph 5329 0059 • Mobile 0438 196 113 www.craine.com.au email : russell@craine.com.au

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0432 057 619 5486 6613 License No: 79879

0411 312 284 - 5485 0525 www.oneearthlandscaping.com.au

EXCAVATORS

MOWING & MAINTENANCE

• S185 BOBCAT • 1.5 Tonne EXCAVATOR with 1m Wide Access • AUGER & PALLET FORK

0400 245 410 AAA HANDYMAN SERVICES

JIM MA CKENZIE MACKENZIE

Sean Morrow QBCC Lic no.

1119365 Prompt Reliable Friendly Service

J MACK

LICENSED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

Over 22 Years Experience

Vincent@mcgarrellpe.com

HANDYMAN

• DOMESTIC • RURAL • COMMERCIAL Maintenance – Virus Removal Parts - Upgrades – Networks – Installations

0422 379 628 • 1300 611 196

ELECTRICAL SERVICES

ELECTRICAL SERVICES CUSTOM BUILT PC’S FOR HOME, OFFICE & GAMING

All aspects of landscaping & gardening with a CREATIVE, ORGANIC approach

A Range of Excavators & Attachments to Meet Every Need

Ph 5447 7251 Fax 5447 6134

CAR PARTS

Residential & Commercial Earthmoving & Contracting

Servicing all local areas

Indoor/Outdoor • Carpentry • Plastering • Painting • Tiling • Concreting • Gutter - roof repairs & clean • Locks • Flyscreens • Flatpack assembly • Fencing • Retaining walls • Decks • Rendering-texture coats

ALL GENERAL REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE

No job too small

Kevin 0498 534 262

Email aaahandymank@gmail.com I

QBSA Lic 1138124

MOWING & MAINTENANCE

Servicing the Sunshine Coast

ALL Property Maintenance with Your Local Bloke ALL Equipment - Excavation, Mowing & Slashing ALL Landscape Supplies ALL Pretty Bloody Good Call, Text or Email Paul Mobile: 0409 470 399 - Office: 5442 8122 Email: pbgmaintenance@tpg.com.au www.cooroyrag.com.au

TRADES & SERVICES DIRECTORY PLUMBING

MOWING & MAINTENANCE

SEPTIC TANK

TREE SURGEON

SUTTON’S CLEANING SERVICE

Acer Tree Services

Locally Owned & Operated - 30 years Experience

Certified Arb, since 1992

Phone Owen Meekins dip ARB/HORT,LLB

PH: 0409 278 659 Septic Tanks, Grease Traps, Oil Arrestors, Liquid Waste

PH: 5447 6477

0418 713 244

www.suttonscleaning.com.au

PLUMBING

PAINTING

Brad Pentelow PLUMBING, DRAINING & GAS FITTING QBSA LIC NO: 044 507 CONTRACTOR

Clayton J Francis QBSA LIC NO 531482

MEMBER MASTER PAINTERS AUSTRALIA PO Box 17, Cooroy Qld 4563

PH: 5447 7383 - Mobile: 0418 715 114 Email:francps@bigpond.net.au

0427 471 954 •Maintenance • New Homes • Renovations • Roofing

PH: 5485 1972

For your next Slashing job call Slasher Steve

SERVICING ALL AREAS

SLASHING

Bruce Forsyth

SLASHING & MOWING

ALL PUMP REPAIRS AGENTS FOR • DAB • ONGA QBSA 1129706

• Domestic & Commercial • New & Repaints • Specialising in • Queenslander’s - decks & all timber coatings • Roof painting & restoration • High pressure cleaning

Slashing

• Large & Small acreages • Experienced Owner/Operator

PUMPS

SALES & SERVICE

No job too big or small Free Quotes

Steve Pont

0408 915 124

COOROY PUMPS Unit 1/25 Garnet St, Cooroy Call Bruce

email: br.paintingservice@live.com.au

0408 713 261

PEST CONTROL

PUMPS & SOLAR

TREE SURGEON

SLASHING

Domestic • Commercial • Industrial

PAINTING

Carrying out all aspects of Tree Surgery & Arboriculture: * Crown Reductions * Thinning * Lifting * Shaping * General Pruning * Felling & Removal * Tree Selection * Consultation & General Advice

DAVE RAYMONT

Tenzing Tree Climbing Services • • • •

Felling Crown Reductions Detailing/Trimming Removals

Brett Gowen

0422 868 911 - 5441 5997 Helping trees live with people

TREE SURGEON

JAYS TREE WORX • Tree Removals/Pruning • Palm Removals/ Cleaning • Stump Grinding • 4WD Tipper Truck • Land Clearing

Steve Jackson

TREE SERVICES • • • •

Contact Scott on

7A Diamond Street Cooroy

Cnr Johnson Court & Jarrah Street Cooroy Q 4563 Fax: 5442 5982 csr@spiderweb.com.au

PHONE & COMPUTER CONNECTIONS

RENDERING

TELEVISION / ANTENNA

ALL TYPES OF PHONE POINTS

ELLIS

PHONE PAUL 0403 219 606

• All Render Finishes • All Render Repairs • Exterior Painting • Domestic & Commercial

Installations

• TV Antennas • Tuning and Set up • TV • Recorders • HiFi

RUBBISH REMOVAL

TELEVISION / ANTENNA

Cooroy Plumbing Services

SWIFT SKIPS

Call 5442 6788 After hours & weekends 0418 711 438 QBSA No: 50098

www.cooroyrag.com.au

0419 192 943 • FULLY INSURED • 30YRS EXPERIENCE

TROPHIES & ENGRAVING

Antenna

PLUMBING

RELIABILITY is our TRADEMARK All Plumbing, Drainage & Gas Fitting For a fast, friendly & efficient service

Prompt & Reliable

Digital

0498 534 262

1 Jarrah St. Cooroy

Tree Pruning & Felling Large Trees in confined areas Palm Cleaning or Removal Storm Damage

Paul Best

Prompt Service PH: 0413 699 572

kellisrender@westnet.com.au I QBCC Lic 1138124

NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL

TREE SURGEON

• Pressure Pumps • Solar Pumps • Bore Pumps • Pool Pumps • Windmills & Tanks • Irrigation

Servicing all Local Areas

• Yard Maintenance • Professional & Reliable • Fully Qualified & Insured

Call Justin Cherry for a free quote

SMASH REPAIR

PUMPS & SOLAR

• Bedroom • Garage • Computer Points • Fax • Repairs

FREE QUOTES

0448 060 989

COOROY

Rendering Services

Mulching Firewood Full Insurance Qualified Advice

www.jaystreeworx.com.au • justin@jaystreeworx.com.au

Electrical Lic: 70343

5447 6832 - 0499 019 887

• • • •

• Engraving & Laser Engraving • Embroidery • Sports Awards/Trophies • Customised Stamps • Name Badges/ID Cards • Promotional Items

PHONE: 5449 8887 4/10 Venture Drive, Noosaville sales@noosatrophycentre.com www.noosatrophycentre.com

TRUCK HIRE

POMONA TILT & CRANE TRUCK HIRE

• 2 mtr • 4 mtr • 6 mtr

Cars Machinery Containers

Locally owned and operated

Phone: 5442 5844 Mobile: 0417 786 776

Stan Kidd

5485 1613 0419 780 747

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sport

COOROY RAG

Celtic Cup comes to Cooroy

IMPACT BOXING

Presents

5 TH SAT NOVEMBER 5 @ THE STADIUM

Noosa DistrictState High School CLUBS ATTENDING FROM ALL OVER AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND

TEAM Impact once again has had great success on the International stage.

Five members of the Impact Boxing Academy were selected as part of a Qld representative team.

First stop for the 12 member team was Munster.

The team competed in a tournament against a Munster select team & won that tournament 9 wins - 3 losses.

The Queensland Boxing team were then invited to partake in a 3 day high performance training camp with the Munster Elite boxing team..

Following the camp the team then headed to Dungarvin to compete in the prestigious Celtic Cup. The Celtic Cup is a 3 day International elimination tournament. Competitors attending this tournament included teams from Germany, England, Scotland, Portugal & Ireland.

After 3 days of competition the Celtic Cup was awarded to the Queensland boxing team with an outstanding 5 Gold medals & 3 silver..

Two of the stand out performers from the Celtic Cup tournament were Impact Boxing’s own Tyler Blizzard & Taylah Robertson. Both Tyler & Taylah remained undefeated whilst in Ireland and were awarded the championship Celtic Box Cup belts...

“I am proud to say that the Celtic Cup now lives at the Impact Boxing Academy in Cooroy ! The cup has made its journey from Dungarvin-Ireland & is now residing in Cooroy !! I am extremely proud of the Queensland team & particularly proud of our Impact Boxing team members that were selected to represent on this team, Brock Shelley, Luke Martin, Sam Cameron-Hands, Tyler Blizzard & Taylah Robertson.. These athletes have well and truly made a

Taylah Robertson

Tyler Blizzard with Coach Mark Evans statement on the International stage & are presenting themselves as serious contenders to gain selection for the 2018 Commonwealth Games.” coach Mark Evans said..

Team Impact will now turn their focus to their upcoming tournament to be held at the Noosa District High School on November 5th. “We have received nominations from New Zealand, South

Australia, Victoria & NSW so far. This tournament just keeps on getting bigger and more popular on the boxing calendar each year. Its also a great chance for these kids to showcase their skills in front of their home crowd..

The Young Guns 5 Boxing tournament is a family friendly event, with the first bout kicking off at 330 pm.” coach Mark Evans said.

COOROY AUTO WRECKERS & ENGINE CENTRE

Respected LOCALS servicing the Cooroy Community

Cnr Johnson Court & Jarrah St, Cooroy

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• NEW & USED PARTS • ENGINE RECOND • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS • CYLINDER HEAD REPAIRS • FULL FITTING SERVICE AVAILABLE • FREE WRECK REMOVAL

PHONE 5447 6033 COOROY MOUNTAIN RD, COOROY

MOTOR TRADERS ASSN OF QLD

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sport

COOROY RAG Cooroy Eumundi Cricket

Ladies golf day

Specialising in Domestic, Commercial, Industrial, New work & Repairs

Roofs, Roller Doors & Hi Pressure Cleaning!

For a Quality Finish Call Mark

mob: 0403 264 048

Cooroy Eumundi Cricket Club U12’s side. Pictured are Jimmy, Flynn, Lachlan, Flynn, Zac, Max, Liam, Louis, Kynan, Max and Jacob.

Cooroy 8 Ball Association

The Cooroy team who competed in the “Best of the West” Comp in Gympie

Last week’s local comp winner Shaun, 2nd Frank. Another great turnout with 23 playing.

MEMBERS of the Cooroy 8 Ball Association recently competed in the “Best of the West” 8 Ball Competition held in Gympie.

The A team finished fourth and the B Team just missed on the finals by a countback of games. Some stiff completion was offered by Ipswich, Toowoomba and Gympie Clubs.

Congratulations to the boys for a great effort in their first time participating in this tournament. They have already been invited back to take part next year.

The Cooroy 8 Ball Association hold a very popular pool comp every Wednesday night at the Cooroy Hotel. It’s growing every week but more players are always welcome. There’s some great prizes on offer (up to $200) and it’s a great social occasion as well so turn up on the night and join in the fun.

Comp starts at 6.30, registration from 5.30.

fax: 5442 6093 L to R: Monthly medal winners, Lyn Blackmore, Christine Michael and Colleen Sykes.

THE Cooroy golfing ladies held their October monthly medal last week with some very close results being recorded. Cheers all round for the eventual winners - Lyn Blackmore in Division 1, Colleen Sykes in Division 2 and Christine Michael in Division 3. The ladies play a 9 hole competition on Tuesday mornings and an 18 hole competition on Thursday mornings. Ladies interested in trying their hand at golf should contact our golf director, Wendy O’Hare on 5442 5400 or the Club on 5447 6258.

Coaching is available at the club.

The Cooroy Club is known on the coast as the friendliest golf club, the best value for money and a ‘must do’ for all golfers visiting the area.

Cooroy Horse and Pony Club

email: evanspainting@live.com.au BSA 727850

SOCIAL PLAY 7 DAYS after 2pm only $15

Contact Club for MEMBERSHIP DEALS

Myall St, Cooroy 5447 6258 • LAND CLEARING • FIRE ACCESS TRACKS • FENCE LINES • LANTANA INFESTATIONS • TREES & RE-GROWTH • STUMP GRINDING

THE Cooroy Horse and Pony Club celebrated a very successful annual gymkhana on Sunday August 14th.

The success of this event would not be possible without the very generous support of our local Business Community to whom we owe a huge debt. In particular the support of the Cooroy Rag who are always there for our club when we need them.

Last but not least , many thanks to our members and their families who provided so much help.

Peta O’Neill Secretary

Sash & Tanya 0412 020 789

In Store POTS FROM

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$ .95

Sauers Produce & Garden Centre 13 Diamond Street, Cooroy I Ph: 5442 5933 - Fax: 5442 5911 I Email: cooroy@sauersproduce.com.au www.cooroyrag.com.au

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