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Shire planner will address chamber DISCUSSIONS on Yeppoon's central business district, the Coast's future industrial land, employment and investment trends will be addressed at the Capricorn Coast Chamber of Commerce and Industry annual general meeting on Tuesday at The Strand Hotel. Livingstone Shire town planner Bill Gannon will address the meeting and he said on Wednesday, his programme was about future planning for Coast businesses and residents. "Shopping and business needs for the future have to be addressed. We need an analysis of how the business areas are functioning now with regard to parking, delivery of goods and pedestrian traffic," Mr Gannon said. "With input, council can then decide how to
improve the situation and what the design options are for the future. "Our needs for the next 10 years on light, medium and heavy industrial land have to be looked at. We have to create more industrial land at appropriate prices and in the right location. "With regard to employment and investment, we have to support the areas where the Coast is growing, for example construction and retirement," he said. After Mr Gannon's address, he will accept questions from the floor. The meeting is at the Strand Hotel on Tuesday, November 5 at 7pm and the agenda includes the election of officers for 1991/92.
MLA sees threat to Yeppoon rail station in door-to-door deliveries MEMBER for Peak Downs Vince Lester this week said it was necessary for Capricorn Coast residents to unite and fight to keep Yeppoon Railway Station. "I am concerned there is a hidden agenda with the door-to-door delivery of goods unloaded off the rail in Rockhampton and delivered to Yeppoon business houses, totally bypassing the local railway station," Mr :ester said. "The phone number given and material supplied to businesses, is a Rockhampton number and a Brisbane 008 number, if there is a problem. This could mean that customers could become used to dealing direct. "Then the government might decide that the station doesn't service a use and could possibly close, putting great pressure on the
remaining staff to handle the pineapple season. "In addition, it is being suggested that sales from passenger tickets amounting to $120,000 per year could be given over to travel agents, so passengers would have to deal with Rockhampton for ticket sales. "That would then give the Brisbane-based rail authority reasons to perhaps cut back other services supplied through Yeppoon Railway Station," he said. "To help avoid this situation, customers should - at all times - deal through their local station by phoning 39 3914. "Such actions would demonstrate that Coast people are not pawns in a chess game to untimely curtail services to Yeppoon, or perhaps close down the Railway Station at all."
Time to smile; It's that day again! AUSTRALIANS will smile all day today, Friday ... it's Smile for Life day. Life Education organisers hope Australians will smile at each other for the day and buy a happy 'Smile for Life' badge and wear it to support the work of the Life Education Centres. The funds raised from the day are used to take positive health and anti-drug abuse programmes to primary school children throughout Australia. "This is indeed necessary work given that over 25,000 Australians die each year from the results of drug and alcohol abuse and that pn current forecasts one in three deaths will be drug related before the age of 35 years if people
don't change their habits," Capricorn Coast coordinator Dave Larkin said. `Smile for Life' S2 badges are available throughout a range of outlets. Emu Park: Drs Lang surgery, Emu Park Newsagency, Emu Park Videos. Yeppoon: All banks, newsagencies, state and private primary and high schools, pre-schools, pharmacies; GB's; HiLights; BP Yeppoon; Irons Hardware; Yeppoon Hospital. They will also be on sale at the Yeppoon Charity Market on Saturday, October 26 from 7am to 8.30am and then at Savemore Centre from 9am to 1 lam. T-shirts in small (S12) and large ($15) sizes will be on sale at Savemore Centre.
• ABOVE: The pictured barramundi will hopefully help to restock the Coast's fishing grounds. Coral Life Marineland' s Kevin Logan is building up a stock of barramundi ... he said aquaculture is the future.
Fishermen restock own waters A FLEDGLING Capricorn Coast business has started and should eventually reap a harvest for the future. Coral Life Marineland proprietor Kevin Logan and amateur fisherman Paul Vize, have been building up barramundi breeding stock with line caught fish. "These have included males from 56mm to 800mm and females to 950mm. We intend to keep fishing the Fitzroy till Friday midday," Mr Logan said. "Coral Life Marineland at Kinka Beach will have these breeders on display. Our goal is to have fingerlings by the end of December.
"We have several ideas how to market the live fish to plate size - 350mm at about 12 months. The University of Central Queensland has several people who are keen to try a practical application to their theory and help us." Mr Logan said he saw aquaculture as a future direction in marine food lines. "This goes as far as hatching prawns and scallops, then releasing them to grow in Keppel Bay. My excess hatchings will be used to restock local waters," he said. "Maybe people will start to think differently about fishermen when they see that we can restock our own waters."
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CENTRAL Queensland residents are hoping to light a bonfire against the sale and exhibition of soft pornographic magazines that will rage across the nation, Member for Capricornia Keith Wright said this week."November 2, tomorrow, is 'D Day' in the fight against porn promoters who are targeting young children through magazines and comics in newsagencies, service stations and other retail outlets," campaign sponsor Mr Wright said. "Our campaign is not aimed at stopping adults from buying anything. Its specific objective is to restrict the visibility and accessibility of pornographic matter to children and teenagers. "We are simply asking retailers to put magazines like 'Picture', 'People' and other provocative publications on the top shelves behind 'blinder racks' to prevent the young from seeing the bawdy publications or being able to read them." Mr Wright said a petition would go to State Parliament and would support the personal stand that had been taken by Premier Wayne Goss and other State members on this issue. "Project Choice is all about protecting our kids from soft porn and in the first instance, we are asking retailers to help with this issue voluntarily," he said. "At the same time, we are requesting the State legislature to bring down some rules that would set community standard for the display, promotion and sale of soft pornographic publications. "An FBI study in America has shown that porn promotions are specifically targeting young girls and boys between 13 and 17 years of age." He said locally produced pamphlets were being distributed through the region and citizens were urged to sign a petition tomorrow, Saturday.
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"Anyone interested in helping with th%. petitions or distributing material can contact me, toll-free, on 008 801526," Mr Wright said. The campaign and is part of the National strategy of Jack Sonnemann of the Australian Federation for the Family. Capricorn Coast Church of Kings Pastor Phil Walters said he had offered to co-ordinate the setting up of signature collection points in Emu Park and Yeppoon between 8.30am and noon tomorrow. "We will also be distributing material as a means of getting across the message of the dangers of what is commonly referred to as soft pornography, particularly to parents," Pastor Walters said. "Signatures will be collected at Yeppoon in front of the Westpac Bank and at the Charity Market and in Emu Park opposite the CWA Hall."
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Pensioner leagues 31 this weekend THE Capricorn Coast's pensioners leagues are 31 years young on Sunday. Yeppoon Pensioners League was formed on the morning of November 3, 1960 and Emu Park Pensioners League in the afternoon of the same day. On the morning of November 3, 1960, a meeting to form a branch of the Queensland section of the Australian Pensioners' League was held in the band rotunda on the Yeppoon main beach. "Who called the meeting and who attended it is unknown," Yeppoon president Bill Shuttlewood said. "The earliest record of the Yeppoon Pensioners League is a minute book starting with a meeting held on December 15, 1964."
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THE Great Keppel Island and Capricorn Coast Aboriginal Corporation is looking for Aboriginal artifacts to display in an Aboriginal Cultural Centre and Museum to be established on the Coast. "Artifacts given to the corporation will be displayed with a plaque showing the name of the person who returned them," Great Keppel Island and Capricorn Coast Aboriginal Corporation chairman Nellie Richards said this week. "It has been illegal for Europeans to have genuine Aboriginal artifacts in their possession since the Aboriginal Relics Protection Act 1967, came into force. "We are asking for everyone's co-operation to assist in the return of all items. We already have the names of quite a few people who have artifacts in their possession and hope that they will willingly contact us. "It doesn't matter if the artifacts are from another area as we can tell you if they are relevant or not," she said. If you can assist, contact the Great Keppel Island and Capricorn Coast Aboriginal Corporation, 39 1060 or write to Box 908, Yeppoon, 4703.
Twenty-seven members attended the December, 1964, meeting which was presided over by Mrs Lucy Maudsley, who held the position of president until the 1967 annual meeting when she was succeeded by Mr Bill Found, who died in office in August, 1970. In September, 1970, Reg McConkey was elected president and Lucy Maudsley was appointed treasurer ... the position vacated by Reg. "Following her marriage to Reg, the couple occupied the positions of president and treasurer until 1978 when they resigned and moved to Rockhampton to live at Talbot Estate," he said. "Following the death of her husband, Lucy still lives at Talbot Estate. She is a life member of Yeppoon Pensioners' League. "Two members who attended the 1964 meeting are still Yeppoon Pensioners League members ... Mesdames Poelitz and Warren." Following Reg McConkey's move to Rockhampton in 1978, Bill Shuttlewood was appointed president and is currently serving his 13th term in the office. Yeppoon League has a membership of 160. Current league officers: Stella Lubach (senior); Marge Cornell (junior); secretary, Lorna McIntyre; treasurer, Joe McIntyre; zone delegates, Kath Mcllwraith and Bill Shuttlewood. Compere, Marge Cornell; convenor, Rowena Stevens; ladies' committee, Sue Smith, Edna Cameron, Nancy Devantier, Wilma Stodart and Sylvia Cousins. "Yeppoon league member and Central Queensland artist Charles Alderdice must have had the league's beginnings in mind when he gave a painting to be raffled for league funds," Mr Shuttlewood said. "It is painted on black velvet and depicted is the band rotunda on Yeppoon's main beach where the first meeting of was held and where the present active body was formed. "Tickets for the painting are on sale from today for 20 cents each. The raffle will be drawn at the league's Christmas social in the Yeppoon Town Hall on Tuesday, December 10."
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DATE claimer: Melbourne Cup Luncheon and Fashion Parade, Tuesday, November 5, Emu Park Bowls Club. *** GIGGLE and Gossip's annual mixed luncheon is on Melbourne Cup Day at Capricorn International Resort on Tuesday, November 5. There are sweeps and hobby horse races and the fun starts at 11.30am. *** HERE'S another Melbourne Cup luncheon. Cap Coast Outriggers are hosts at Beaches Bistro, Rosslyn Bay, for the function, starting at 11.30am. There are two fashion categories ... fun and fashions in the field. Usual raffles and sweeps, as well as an aerobic and swimwear parade. Bookings, Helen, 391112. *** SANDHILLS Community Social Club has a Melbourne Cup function planned for Sunday November 3 at Keppel Sands Hotel between 15pm. A live band will entertain guests and there will be sweeps, raffles and a barbecue. *** THE workshop for Natural Birth at Home has been changed from Saturday and Sunday November 2 and 3 to Wednesday and Thursday November 6 and 7 to accommodate some student midwives. Because of the postponement, registrations are still being accepted. Inquiries, please phone 39 1262 or 39 7569. *** A FREE admission (including afternoon tea and entertainment) mother and daughter linen party at Yeppoon CWA rooms, 2pm, Saturday, November 2. *** DATE claimer: Capricorn Coast Scope has a Women's Health Night at Byfield on November 6 at 730pm. *** PRIZE winners in the St James Guild October cent sale were Clara Marshall, Patricia Brown, Mrs Lowe, Mr and Mrs Byrne, Thelma Shuttlewood, Chris Bentley. Next cent sale is the Christmas one on Wednesday, November 27. Go and take a friend, everyone receives a prize, St James Hall, Mary Street, 10am.
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Remember when? ... a trip down memory lane in Yeppoon there will be discounts throughout the store, REMEMBER when? Remember when but they are not marked down. The tickets are what? Things your mother, grandmother or the original ones placed when the items were great grandmother had in their houses or sheds; first put into stock. Bargaining within reason things seen on or in shops. is always welcome and Patsy and Kelly are What things? Fine china and glassware, only too happy to accommodate people. table linen, paintings, kerosene lamps, statuGift vouchers have been included in the ary, dolls, bottles, tins, meat safes, furniture customer services available at The Rocking that has stood the march of the years ... and so Horse Antiques ... as well as lay-bys and commany other things. fortable service. Things you have forgotten until you visit Take your pick: Australian memorabilia The Rocking Horse Antiques of 22 James rough-hewn kitchen dressers, advertising signs, Street, Yeppoon. It's a trip down memory lane flat irons, biscuit tins; quality linen, china and that doesn't have to be only a visit because all glassware; jewellery and lace; knick-knacks; the items are on sale. dolls; lovely old hats; tables; chairs; wardJust imagine. Items like whisks, engraved robes; dressers; sets of drawers; sea chests; glass bowls, desks and quality china can be bookcases; books; pictures and old frames ... yours. You can buy items that have stood the the list goes on and on. test of time and haven't broken. Some will There are so many 'things' in The Rocking outlast you and your children. Horse Antiques that you have to visit. Spend The Rocking Horse Antiques gives you the an hour or so. Ormaybe you will see what you chance to pass on quality items to your chilwant in the first five minutes. Later, go back dren that have a history of their own. Pi ieand have another look. But, there are other tors Patsy and Kelly can sometimes even propeople with the same ideas as you and you vide an item's history. Of course, that can't may miss out on something you rethember. happen all the time because some items have changed hands many times. Prices? The Rocking Horse Antiques doesn't have mark down sales because the prices are 'spot on'. But ... prices are negotiable. That may seem strange, but it has been the practice in The Rocking Horse Antiques so that everyone can have the opportunity of owning some- OPEN 39 4033 b thing from the past_ a/h 39 7138 7 DAYS To celebrate the business' first Christmas 22 James Street, Yeppoon
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EMILY Louchard, Kay and family wish to thank all relatives and friends for their sympathy, cards, phone calls and flowers at the time of Eric Louchard's death. *** BECAUSE of other commitments Emu Park Pensioners' League November 6 meeting is transferred to Thursday, November 7 at 2pm at the Cultural Hall. *** YEPPOON Choral Society starts preparation for the Christmas performance on Tuesday, November 5, 7.30pm at Yeppoon Town Hall. The society will perform Christmas Chorals at Rockhampton Shopping Fair on December 17 and 19. Any interested newcomer or for further information, contact Peter, 39 2105 or Tom, 39 1847. *** A HOY morning organised by Yeppoon RSL Women's auxiliary is at 10am on Friday, November 8 at the RSL. The SI admission includes morning tea. *** ANIMAL Liberation has a meeting on Wednesday, November 6, at Yeppoon State High School library at 7.30pm. For more information phone 391 030. *** SENIOR Citizens Benevolent Housing Society Christmas cent sale is on Saturday November 16 at 2pm at Yeppoon Tea-room in the showground. Lucky door prizes and Christmas raffles. Si admission includes afternoon tea. It's the last 1991 cent sale and members welcome everyone who assisted throughout the year. *** YEPPOON RSL Womens' auxiliary meeting is at 1.30pm on November 4. *** CAPRICORN Coast branch of the Red Cross Society meeting is in the Yeppoon RSL rooms on Wednesday, November 20 at 10am. All welcome. *** THE monthly meeting of exhibitors in Paint Pot Gallery is on Monday, November 4, at noon in the Gallery. Members are planning their annual Christmas Exhibition on December 13 and 14.
EMU Park's QCWA meeting has been transferred to Monday, November 4 at 1.30pm. *** YEPPOON Little Theatre presents its endof-year theatre restaurant at The Showplace, William Street, Yeppoon, at 7.30pm on Saturdays, November 16 and 23. Admission (adults S12 and children S6) include a two-course meal. Tickets and advance bookings are available at GB's Hair Salon, James Street or at the door, and the evenings are licensed. *** THE last meeting for 1992 of Yeppoon QCWA for the year is in the Hall at 1.45pm on Friday, November 8.
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Bank manager retires to Yeppoon from inkwells to satellite dishes GRAHAM BASHAM walked out of the Commonwealth Bank on Wednesday night and ended a career than spanned almost 45 years and three States. He didn't look back; that's not his way. He has no regrets and he would be quite happy to do everything again without any changes. The 15-year-old boy who used to fill inkwells each day and wash them each week left the banking industry with a satellite dish shortly to link the Yeppoon bank with head office in Sydney. "I started in Adelaide in 1947 with the Savings Bank of South Australia which has amalgamated with the State Bank of S.A.," he said on Wednesday afternoon. "Part of my job involved changing the nibs in the pens and changing the blotters." He recalled customers using thick nibs with which they made thick downstrokes as part of their copperplate handwriting ... "but thinner nibs came into use because you could write faster with them". And "Biros" ... "They were all Biros in those days. You bought one and received free refills. Once they were established you had to buy the refills." It was obviously fun to look back. He remembered earning £104 ($208) a year and he left that bank for the Commonwealth Bank Ilerause the pay offered was £150 ($300) a year. But before joining the Commonwealth Bank he had an interesting time working at the Salisbury branch of the Savings Bank of South Australia. He lived 12 miles (about 17km) from the branch which was then in a town populated by "one man and a dog". "The first day, I set out on my bicycle to arrive about 8.45am. I didn't want to be late," he said. "I waited and waited, wondering what to do until about five minutes to 10 when a fat guy with a moustache and hat walked up the street and opened the door to the bank. I went in with him and we were open for business. We were gone each day by 3.30pm" During those five-and-a-half hours the young Graham Basham was 'assistant manager' ... because there were only two of them at the branch. "Today, the bank would be in a thriving city but back then, the building occupied only a tiny section of a huge block of land," he said. "The manager had gardens covering the whole lot. He spent all day in the garden. "When a customer came in to deposit 10 shillings or maybe a pound, I would have to go out into the yard and tell the manager he had a customer. "Under State law, I was not allowed to handle the money because I was under 21. I would tell the manager of the customer and he would sometimes continue gardening until he finished what he was doing. Then he would brush himself off, walk inside and wash his hands, then handle the customer's transaction." It was obviously a different way of life; when time was not so important When that manager went on holiday, he was replaced by one who allowed his 'assistant' to handle cash transactions ... and that freed him to spend the day in the pub! This week Graham Basham laughed at the recollections ... and made certain those memories were not confused with his time with the Commonwealth Bank! He joined the Commonwealth in 1949 at Adelaide and subsequently served at CSB Adelaide, Hobart and Launceston. In 1964, in Launceston, he received his first classified appointment as senior assistant, in the trading bank. Five months later he was moved within the branch to fill the position of assistant security clerk. In 1967 he was promoted to interviewing and investigating officer in the security department CTB Hobart. This was followed with a move to accountant in North Hobart
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• CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 managerial ranks came in 1974 when you were selected as manager, New Norfolk, from where you advanced to lead the team at Ulverstone in 1978. "Your flair for these duties was again rewarded in 1985 with your promotion to manager, Yeppoon, and it is from this position that you have chosen to retire." Obviously, with the number of areas with which he was associated over his banking career, the decision on where to finally live could have been filled with a number of place names ... but he chose Yeppoon. He bought a house in Adelaide Street with a view over the beach, Keppel Bay, the islands and the harbour; and it has a verandah. The view, alone, would be enough for many people but the Basham family could have returned to Ulverstone, Tasmania, where they still have a home. So, with banking behind him, what does the future hold for the 60-year-old? "Golf is my game," he said. "Before I married I used to play golf off a handicap of 10 and now, with a 21, I'm looking forward to bringing that back to, say, 13. You have to have something to aim at" It seems like there will also be some travel ahead. He will resign as treasurer of the Yeppoon Swans next Tuesday because "I don't want football to interfere with a sudden decision to go to Hawaii or the Bahamas. But I will continue to be involved with the club". If a recent trip is any indication, he and wife Betty could see a lot of Australia in double-quick time. Until this trip he had never been north of Etna Creek. In two days, driving a Magna on his own, he went from Yeppoon to Townville (first night) and on to Cooktown (second day). He spent two more days coming home seeing Airlie Beach and Shute Harbour on the way. He drove each night until about 1 1pm. Trips to Southport, on the Gold Coast, will be part of the retirement agenda because his daughter, Kim, and her husband moved there after work was no longer available in the Wesley-Vale Pulp and Paper Mill. Kim was 19 when we left Tasmania for Yeppoon and she still says she's the little girl whose parents ran away from her. And that's another side to a banking career that immediately comes to mind. Kim attended seven different schools in seven years because of her father's appointments within the bank. Eventually, when 19, she stayed behind because of her fiancee while the family moved north. Nic Basham, who's 21, was not too happy about the move to Yeppoon because of his schooling but it turned out for the best "He had never played rugby before coming to Queensland but he wound up best and fairest in his first year and went on to become school captain," Graham Basham said.
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• ABOVE: Keppel Coast gymnasts Morwenna Kirwan, Charis Tye-Parsons, Tom Cook, Graham Sankey, Jason Scott and Joshua Rayfield are pictured with the medals they won at the Highland Games in Emerald. Kerrie I leinemann was absent from the picture.
Coast gymnasts at Highland Games KEPPEL Coast Gymnasts were among 250 competing at Emerald in the Highland Games on October 12 and 13 and they all performed creditably and scored well. Clubs from Bundaberg. Mackay. Blackwater. Gladstone. Rockhampton. Capricorn Coast and the Emerald host club were represented. and vied for medals in a Boys and Girls Levels 1-9 apparatus competition. Girls. Level 1: Jodie Scott. Emma Jenner, Grace Nixon. Charis Tye-Parsons. Kerrie Heinemann. Level 2: Tanya Andrews. Katey and Tobey Biggins. Marina Diamantis. Sarah Reeve. Elizabeth Sankey. Rebecca White. Level 3: Melissa Wright. Penny Newton. Katie Veall. Level 4: Morwenna Kirwan. Level 5: Jenny Cook. Bridget Kirwan. Level 7: Theresa Kirwan. Boys. Level 1: David Harris. Jason Scott. Matthew Rayfield. Level 2: Graham Sankey. Joshua Rayfield. Level 3: Tim Reeve. Damien Shields. Ben Smith. Level 4: Tom Cook. Medals. Girls. Level 1 (over 8): Kerrie Heinemann. second. floor: Charis Tye-Parsons. third. beam. Level 4 (10 and under): Morwenna Kirwan. second. beam. Boys. Level 1: Jason Scott. first vault and third floor. Level 2 (under 8): Joshua Rayfield. second floor. third p/bars. Level 2 (over 8): Graham Sankey. first floor and vault. Level 4 (over 10): Tom Cook. first high bar, parallel bars and floor. The final 1991 club events are approaching. Levels and 6 girls arc travelling to Bundaberg for a levels test on November 3. The club's competition/ levels test for all gymnasts is on Saturday. November 9. starting at 8am. with march in at 8.30am. A display and presentation day will be on December 7 and ends the gym year.
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Insurance changes and grows ... talk to Mike Walter & Associates MIKE Walter and Associates was formed in April, 1986 and comprised Mike Walter as principal with Bryan Munn as his associate. Since that time, Mike Walter and Associates has increased its client service to include office staff and another associate ... Jan Schmidt. Office procedures and insurance quotes have been stream-lined with the addition of hightech computer software. The office situated on the Yeppoon beachfront, upstairs in Seaview Arcade, is comfortably furnished, well located and offers plenty of car parking. Mike assists clients with their general insurance needs, but his specialty is life. "That covers many facets, like sickness and accident protection for self-employed business people, superannuation for everyone and, of course, life insurance," he said. Insurance should change and grow as people's needs change and grow and that is what is happening with Mike Walter and Associates. "Bryan Munn and his family are leaving the Capricorn Coast for family reasons. He specialised in general insurance as a multiagent with seven companies and we will miss his capable handling of clients' needs," Mike said. "He has been a part of our business and the Capricorn Coast for five years. Besides caring for his clients, Bryan spear-headed Yeppoon
Australian Football Club's premiership wins this year. "He played in the senior sides and then this year decided to use his expertise in coaching ... resulting in the first A grade premiership the club has had since its inception. "Bryan's departure doesn't mean our clients will suffer ... we have organised our systems to cover them with the same service as he gave them." Mike Walter and Associates offers general insurance from MLC, NZI, CIC Insurance, GRE Insurance, Mercantile Mutual, Sun Alliance and National Marine. Superannuation and life needs are covered by MLC. These choices mean clients are offered the best prices available without having to waste their time by 'shopping' around. "We do that 'shopping' for them. That is the reason we set up an office, so clients are able to see what insurance suits them, without being bothered by visitors or phone calls," Mike said. "Insurance is a professional business and we have continued that professional service by providing an office - overlooking the sea that offers privacy and confidentiality." Professional advice and assistance for all your insurance and superannuation requirements from Mike Walter and Associates ... phone 39 1811.
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SEVEN visitors joined Wednesday golfers at Yeppoon Golf Club for a stableford and nett nines ... Doug and Jenny Glazebrook from Coolangatta/ Tweed Heads, Lex Jepson and Bob White of Keperra. John Wilding from Jindalee). Bob Deacon of Cromer in Sydney and Glen Moss from Capricorn Country Club. C Schuster took out the women's section with 39 points from L Quigley. M Parsons and J Macaulay all on 38. First nine: L Osborne 30. L Quigley 32.5. J Macaulay 32.5, G Mugridge 32.5. Second nine: L Quigley 28.5, C Schuster 29.5. Pinshot winners were P Tennent and S Haskins. E Longton won the proshot. Men's winner was J Grayson with 42 on countback from P Martin. Runners up: R Kerr. A Pickering. J Spyve and C Williams each on 41. R Dawson, D Glazebrook and R Montgomery each, scored 40. First nine: R Montgomery 273. R Kerr 28. P Lowry 285, F Huszak 29. J Spyve. V Svendsen, L Jepson. T Shields and J Grayson all on 30.5. Second nine: R Hansen 27.5. R Montgomery 31.5. J Grayson. A Pickering and R Dawson all on 30.5. M Barry and R Stokley both on 315. Pinshot winners were T Edmistone, W Thurlow and G Moss. F Huszak won the proshot.
DOT Frisby won the standard scratch event with +9 and pinshot. on Thursday, October 24, at Zilzie Golf and Country Club. Saturday's game was a two club stableford played for the Irene Smith Shield. Winners were Fran Humphries. 37 points for the associates and Norm Bull with 44 points was the members winner. Fran. won on countback from 0 R Phillips. pinshots went to Fran Humphries and Cec Saunders. Sunday associates and members went to Yeppoon to play for the Nixon shield. Yeppoon club won the day. their associates defeating Zilzie 285309. Yeppoon members won by a bigger margin,400441. Best players for the Yeppoon associates were N Hunt 69 nett and Denise Lawn 72 nett. Zilzie's best were Glad Hicks 72 nett and Dulc Webb 78 nett. The best scores returned by the members were E Nankivel 60 nett and D Wilson 66 nett. for Yeppoon and KSvensen 70 nett andT Barker 72 nett for Zilzie. Pinshots for the day were won by G Mugridge. N Hunt. J Roberts. D Dale. E Nankeville, M Prior. T Edmistone and the proshots went to 0 Phillips and N Thurlow. Zilzie players had an enjoyable day and a chance to try their putting skills on the grass greens and thank Yeppoon for hosting the day. Saturday's play is a stroke. On Sunday is members monthly medal and stableford. Associates Medal final. Trophy donors for the day Rex Mills and Arthur Ash. The weekend starting time is 1212.30pm. Sunday 3rd November. members meeting starting 10am.
Manion wins trophies EMU Park Golf Club's Tuesday associates' winner of J Roberts Trophies was J Manion. (square). Rundown: B Sleeman -3.A Robinson -4. M Newman countback J Adams -5. pinshots M Newman and M Rudd. putts B Sleeman. Wednesday stableford winner was P Malick *it h 46 points, runner-up G Rudd 43 points. rundown J Robinson 43. D Logan 40. Pinshots P Malick and S Bowser. Saturday bisque par winner B Stephens + 11. runner-up D Logan + 10. rundown D Tidemann countback A Adams + 7. R Schmidt + 6. D Scott +5. and M Milne +5. Pinshots L Burns. G Rudd. J Guthrie. Junior winners J Purton square, runner-up R Owens -7, pinshot B Purton. Sunday winners of D Macaulay Shield J Robinson and C Lyon 60 nett. Runner-up R and A Robinson 60.5 nett. pinshots D and B Scott. J Robinson and C Lyon. leftover winners C Weick 64 nett, pinshot P Malick. Turkeys Nest G Jones and D Mathews6n. Tomorrow's play is a single stableford. draw 11.30am. Sunday. members 12th month medal. stableford. B Scott trophies. Ladies' stroke. A. B and C teams. D Scott Trophies. Tuesday associates on November 5. Melbourne Cup Day. 18 hole 3 club Novelty Presidents Day S Mills trophies.
Clubs combine for games THIS Sunday. Rockhampton Combined Clubs will visit Yeppoon Indoor Bowling Club for a match against the Yeppoonites. A plate please from YIBC players. The Melbourne Cup sweep will be drawn at the end of play. On Thursday November 14. YIBC visits Dean Street and Sunshine clubs, transport leaves at 6.30pm. The club's Christmas dinner is on Sunday. November 24 and this year will start at 5pm with a mini social and the smorgasbord meal starts at 7pm. Following the dinner those who wish can leave and those who would like to party on can do so. The theme of the evening is vice-versa:with the women donning men's clothes and the men turning up in female garb. It should be a fun night. Cost of the night is S7 per person. Wandal and Capri clubs are to visit YIBC on a date yet to be decided and Frenchville will join with YIBC in play for the Beryl Beattie Memorial Shield on Wednesday November 20.
SHOE REPAIRS
Police/services pistol event ON Saturday SSAA Rockhampton held the event of police/services pistol. The event started at 2pm with 10 shooters shooting off the pistol. Scores: D Martin 536. N Borg 580. R Horsnell 480. B Gardner 640. W Martin 453, K Condie 660. S Balgner 643, G Phipps 368, W Edwards 393. G Martin (new shooter 837). On Saturday. November 23. the Rockhampton gun shop perpetual trophy for the police and services event will be held, starting at 2pm. Details as follows (a) 24' rounds at 45.7 metres in 2 min 45 seconds. (b) 36 rounds different times (seconds) at 22.85 metres. (c) 18 rounds different times (seconds) at 9.14 metres, (d) 12 rounds 15 seconds at 6.4 metres. Total 90 rounds. For further details ring K Condie on 28 0785.
• QUAUFIED TRADESMAN • Hand-made Leather Sandals, Belts, Hats, Wallets 15 James St, next door to Yellow Door Phone 39 2288 or, after hours, 39 3614
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Pentathlon at Gladstone THE Gladstone pentathlon for little athleteswill be held at the Laurie Delaney Oval, Gladstone TAFE College. Breslin Street on Sunday. November 24. starting at 10.30am. Expenses for the day include bus fare, if travelling by bus, and $4 per competitor for entry fees to the competition. Nominations close with Lorraine Coombs on Thursday. November 14. 39 4201 business hours or 393541 after hours. Training sessionswill be held on Saturday. November 2. 9 and 16 from 3-5pm. If you could, please advise as soon as possible if you are competing as bus arrangements need to be finalised.
Suzy's Coastline THE CQ Zone meeting is on Monday, November 25 at Schotia Place and Yeppoon pensioners League will run a bus to Rockhampton that day, leaving Yeppoon Railway Station at 9am and returning at 4pm from Schotia Place. Phone for seats ... Bill Shuttlewood, 39 1340. *** RED CROSS has a street stall in front of Findlay's at 8.30am on Thursday, November 21. Please take donations to stall. Everything gratefully accepted. U3A Armchair travel starts again on Tuesday November 12 at 2pm. It will run for three weeks in the John Street rooms. Ring Murrie on 391 770 for further details. *** YEPPOON Pensioners League will host a hoy-cent sale in Yeppoon Town Hall on Friday, November 22. Hoywill start at 10am, following morning tea at 9.30am. A break for lunch will be followed by a cent sale. Will members taking articles for the hoy and cent sale, bring them to the social on Tuesday, November 12.
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WEDDINGS Weddings, Anniversaries Birthdays, Reunions
PHOTOGRAPHER Video & 35m Stills 39 3625 CIVIL MARRIAGE CELEBRANTS ANNE Novak, 39 3269 or 39 4169. ERN Schultz, phone 39 4499. MRS Leslie Tye-Parsons, Yeppoon. Ph 39 4249.
THANKS NOTICE YEPPOON State High School Parents and Citizens Association thanks the following individuals and business houses for their generous donations for the Trivia Quiz Night: Angliss Meats; BP )ppoon; Beebops; Big Rooster; Brats and Bruts; N-tK Motors; Caltex Pacific Star Service Station; Capricorn Cinema; Commonwealth Bank; David Higgins Pharmacy; Debbie Burns; Emu Park Newsagency; Emu Park Esso Service Station; Fisherman's Co-op; Flower Coast Savemore (Sue Asher); His 'n' Hers Resort Wear; John Christensen; Julie Shepherd; Katie Walls (Vagabond Threads); Keppel Markets Wholesale Fruit (John Azzopardi); Keppel Park Race Course; Kodak Express Centrestage, James Street; Lammermoor Service Station; Lyn Tappin; McDonalds; Mimi Phillips; Minter Motors; Mobil Yeppoon Service Station; Munros; National Bank; North Rockhampton Squash Bowl; Pacific Hotel; Pizza Pizzazz; Pizza Hut, South Rockhampton; Reefseeker Cruises; Rockhampton Business Machines; Ross Coulter; Rosslyn Bay IGosk; Savemore Newsagency; Sisley and Sons; Sizzlers; Stewart and Brumm Pharmacy; The Oaks Roadhouse; The Leisuretime Centre; The Balchin family; The Byte Centre; Wapparaburra Haven; Wide Bay Capricorn Building Society; Yeppoon Golf Club; Yeppoon Co-op; Rocky Road Service Station. A great night was had by all.
DEATH NOTICES'
YEPPOON-EMU PARK FUNERAL SERVICES DIVISION OF FINLAYSON & McKENZIE Funeral Directors (AFDA) Capricorn Coast consultancy...
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YEPPOON Sub-branch RSL of A COMMUNITY NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICES
NEED help? Red Shield committee. Ph 39 1543; 39 7654; 39 1028. CHARITY flea market, Yeppoon Showground starts 7am every Saturday. VIETNAM Veterans from all services: Capricorn Coast branch of the Vietnam Veterans Legion, phone 39 3650 or 39 1028. CHILDBIRTH classes, books and videos. Contact New & Pregnant Parents' Support. 39 4523. AA meets Uniting Church Hall, Arthur Street, Yeppoon, 8pm every Friday. AL-ANON meets Uniting Church Hall, Arthur Street, Yeppoon, 8pm every Friday. ALCOHOL and Drug Information Service 008177833 (the price of a local call), 7 days-a-week, 24-hours-a-day. ADULT literacy: reading, writing and spelling classes. Free tuition. Ph Brenda Barry, 39 4304. AGORAPHOBIA (extreme anxiety). Contact Community Health. Phone 39 1469. DIABETIC Group, phone Coast Community Health, 39 1469 b/h. COMPASSIONATE Friends meet Wednesdays, 4pm, 14 Higson Street, Emu Park. Inquiries, Eleanor, 39 6152. CHRISTIAN meditation group meets every Tuesday,, 7pm for Christian Meditation at Benedictine Monastery, 56 Old Scenic Highway, Lammermoor Beach. All welcome. THOMAS Bilney Society meets Fridays, 7.30pm, Christian fellowship & study of Reformation theology relative to principles, privileges & responsibilities of our Protestant Heritage. 21 Jarman St, Yeppoon. Inquiries Ron, 39 4582. BREASTFEEDING information. Nursing Mothers Association. 39 4439, 39 4139, 39 4468. PRAYERSfor humanity every Monday, 10am, 30 Selvey Street. Join Baha'i Community & friends. MARRIAGE Guidance Queensland, specialising in relationship and family counselling. Now available in Yeppoon. 27 4238. POOLS: Emu Park, Mon-Sat, 6am-6pin; Sunday, 8am-6pm. Yeppoon, 6am-6pm, 7 days-a-week.
BANANA hat classes - last weekend workshop for 1991 - November 30 and December 1. Tuesday night class available. Daytime class to suit, by arrangement. Phone 39 6088, 39 6652 WOODBURY Rural Fire Brigade annual general meeting. All landholders within the brigade area invited to attend the abovementioned meeting on November 10, 1991, at K & E Warwick's property, Stones Road, Woodbury, starting at 2pm. EXPERIENCED seamstress. Evening wear, creative sewing & children's clothes. Free quotes on request. Phone Jan King evenings, 39 3577. DESIGNING, printing, binding, small jobs, ribbons re-inked. Phone 39 1855. NOWshowing at Studio Girl - Gabriel Conti collection of day wear for that special occasion. Savemore Shopping centre. HOUSE wanted for removal. Phone 39 3370. SECRETARIAL work, word processing, assignments, resumes, typing. Phone Cap Coast Computer, 33 6271. MOVING south? Furniture truck going to Melbourne ASAP - require load - you load, you save. Phone 39 7552. BAYFIELDtopographic maps on sale at Yeppoon News (nearest the beach). Be informed. EMU Park Bowls Club annual general meeting, Sunday, Dec 1, 9am. All men invited to attend. YEPPOON United Soccer Club Inc. Annual general meeting, 7.30pm, Tuesday, November 26, 1991, Uniting Church Hall, Arthur Street, Yeppoon. All welcome. YEPPOON Golf Club Ladies' annual general meeting at the club house, Tuesday, November 12 at 10.30am. Invited guests, past and present members invited to attend. ANNUAL general meeting, Yeppoon Little Theatre, The Showplace, William Street. 7.30pm, November 12. ASSIGNMENTS, resumes - typing. Professional word processor. Reasonable rates. Ph 39 4510. CAPRICORN Coast ALP Branch meets 7.30pm, first Thursday in month, Keppel Bay Sailing Club. PONYriding lessons for beginners, children only. All inquiries welcome, phone 39 1498.
PUBLIC NOTICE BONDOOLA Bush Fire Brigade and Civic Association wishes to advise that there will be a Fire Equipment Familiarisation and Social BYO Barbecue (BBQ Hotplates provided) on Saturday, November 9, from 3pm. Everyone in the area is welcome. Venue: Neil's property, Bondoola Road. Bring your swimmers because the venue is on the bank of Limestone Creek. Inquiries: 39 1069 & 39 3146. Secretary: Sue Neil ADVERTISEMENT DONATED BY CAPRICORN COAST MIRROR
UVINGSTONE SHIRE COUNCIL Mulambin Beach Camping Area CARETAKER'S POSITION Applications, dosing on the 8th November, are invited from those suitably qualified, to enter into a contract with Council to act as caretaker at the Mulambin Beach Camping Area. The position revolves around the booking of campers into and supervision of the camping area with remuneration being a percentage of the takings. The caretaker will be required to live in close proximity to, or within, the camping area. Inquiries regarding the position should be made by contacting the Chief Health Surveyor or phone 39 3388. A statement of the duties and responsibilities of the position is available from the Council's Health Department. PO BOX 600 YEPPOON 0.4703 (079) 39 3388
Wood-Working Workshop You Name it We Make it
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IMMUNISATION SERVICES
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING RSL Hall, 7.30pm, Nov 12 B Barnett (Hon Sec)
AEROBIC CLASSES Emu Park Catholic Hall, Archer St 9.30am-10.30am: Mon, Wed, Thurs Free Babysitting • $3 per class (Take something to lie on)
S Huisman - Qualified Instructress
D & S Couriers (General Carriers) Have a twice daily service from Rockhampton to the Coast & Return
Van departs R'ton 9.30am Truck departs R'ton Noon Depot at Pedwins, Yeppoon
For a Satisfactory & Reliable Service,
26 1077 STRAIGHT-WAY FREIGHT - 22 2831 Phone ...
Parcels & Freight To & from Rockhampton & Yeppoon DEPART RETURN
R'ton 10am
3pm
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Phone for Pick-up Door-to-Door Monday to Friday TENDERS
School age boosters for 1992 are now due. The next clinic is to be held on 13th November at the Council's Administration Centre from 2.30 to 4.45pm. Immunisations are free for persons of all ages. Vaccines available are: Triple Antigen C.D.T. and A.D.T. vaccines, all booster doses. Sabin Oral Poliomyelitis Vaccine, Combined Measles/Mumps/Rubella Vaccine and Rubella Vaccine. SHIRE CLERK
O.A.S. YEPPOON STATION Suitable endorsed offers for the purchase of the following used vehicle will be received at the Office of the undersigned until Friday, November 8, 1991. 1 only 1981 V8 Holden One Tonner (Ex Ambulance) 118,000kms Reg No OAX-193 The vehicle will be de-registered prior to sale. The vehicle may be inspected by arrangement The Q.A.S. is not bound to accept the highest or any offer. PO Box 1 YEPPOON. 0.4703
G C Johnstone Superintendent
A J BROWN SHIRE CLERK
DEBTS COLLECTED Internet Commercial Services - Uc. COmmercial Agents NO b/h "INING 39 4835 a/h
39 3217
An Australia Day meeting will be held at the Livingstone Shire Council Administration Centre on Monday, 11th November, 1991, commencing at 5.30pm, for the purpose of electing a committee to organise activities for Australia Day 1992 celebrations. Representatives of community organisations and other interested persons are cordially invited to attend
AVAILABLE NOW! Villawool (8 ply) 33 colours; Villa Baby Wool Feathersoft; 4 ply crochet cotton; crochet hooks Knitting needles; Craft glue; Laces from 300 metre; Bias Binding Broderie Anglais; Ric-Rac; Elastic
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FEE
Hempenstall, Noyes & Associates • Public Accountants (CPA) • Taxation Consultants 24 Anzac Pde, Yeppoon 39 3740 Gary Ireland's Swim & Surf Coaching at the Capricorn Coast Cooee Bay Swimming Complex IS OPEN - 39 3656 Learn-to-Swim vacancies available Specialised Fitness Training available for everyone Water Aerobics Masters Swimming: 6am-7am, Mon/Wed/Fri. $4 weekly plus entry Mon-Sat: 6am-6pm Sun: 9am-6pm
JEWELLERY FACTORY • repairs • manufacturing • re-modelling ENGRAVING
Jewellery School Yeppoon Jewellery Centre 56 Normanby St 39 4779
COMPUTER WORK • Wordprocessing • Databases • Spreadsheets • Resumes QUALITY, PROFESSIONAL WORK
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TRADEWORK
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NH
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COASTAL FENCING CONTRACTORS Supply & Construction of all types of Domestic & Security Fences Free quotes • All work guaranteed
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CARAVAN REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS
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PAVING
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ANTENNA installation. TV and Video repairs. Les McDonald. 39 3133. Mary Street. opp Post Office. BLOCK-LAYING and concreting. Town and country. Free quotes. Phone 39 1745. BRICKLAYING, blocklaying & paving contractor. Call Manny. 39 6273. CARPENTER - cheap and neat. Quick service. Phone 39 6267. CASSETTE, Radio, Stereo, TV and Video repairs. Frank Richter, phone 39 2330. ELECTRICIAN: electrical installation and appliance repairs. including washing machines. Ashley Carter, 39 1558. FRIDGES, freezers. etc. repainted as new (plus bought & sc:c1). Free quote. pick-up and delivery. 39 2333. FURNITURE restoration. Old and new carving, turning. polishing. Free quotes. 39 6655. LAWN MOWING all year round. Phone 39 4237. PLUMBING and drainage on the Coast - D and K J Harding, Lammermoor Beach. 33 6396. PLUMBING and drainage problems? Call Garry Bettiens, 39 7988. REFRIGERATION and air-conditioning mechanics available at H W Findlay's. 39 3266. REFRIGERATION and air-conditioning: domestic & commercial installation & repairs. Darcy Dennis, mobile phone 018 792040: 39 1478 a/h. ROOF and gutter repairs or renewal. Phone Garry Bettiens, 39 7988. SLASHING: allotments, Emu Park, Kinka, Zilzie area. Phone 39 6237. SLASHING and rotary-hoeing. Cooberrie area. Phone 39 7648. SLASHING, dozing. ripping, ploughing and rotary hoeing. Phone 39 4754. TELEVISION. Video, Audio and Antenna repairs. Frank Richter, phone 39 2330. TILING, free quotes. Prompt quality work. Phone 35 1189. UPDATE your Queenslander. Corner brackets, fretwork and turnings, made-to-order. Free quotes. 39 6655. UPHOLSTERER - chairs & recliners - small jobs only. Free quotes in Yeppoon only. 39 1172. VACUUM cleaner sales, service, spare parts, repairs, disposable paper bags. Free pick-up, delivery. Vacuum cleaner repairs, $19.95 plus parts. Free quotes. 27 3795. VIDEO, TVand Audio repairs. Antenna supply and installation. Frank Richter, phone 39 2330.
HOUSE PLANS • Design & Documentation • Prompt, personalised returns • Owner-builder services • Renovations • Decks • Pergolas
39 4762
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CONCRETORS House slabs • Patios • Driveways Cobblestone • Slate • Concrete Stamps
Phone Kim Salmond
39 3371
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Capricornia & Coastal
Modern CustOm built kitchens Attractive aluminium awnings & blinds
Phone Vince McKane
39 2298
today Do yourself a favour... & have that weekend 39 callonusus
PLUMBING
Denis Schofield
No Job too small
C&
24 hour service
S Campbell
Blocked Drains • Leaking Taps Roof & Gutter Work • Hot Water Systems Sewer Installations BANKCARD • MASTERCARD • VISA
018 794694 or 39 7052
YEPPOON
Trestle Hire 12ft trestle $40 per week
Earles Paint & Wallpaper 39 1144 James St Yeppoon 39 1144
S pers
GARDEN CENTRE
open Saturday and Sunday Sam to 2pm
39 3680
• Renovations • Maintenance •
Specialists in Sundecks & Patios]
Guaranteed
TANBY TURF
Palms • Ferns Natives • Fertiliser Potting Mix
THOUSANDS OF PLANTS
• More wear Tanby Rd, Yeppoon • Drought resistant • Weed resistant • Laying Service available
HUNDREDS OF VARIETIES The Nursery at ... $250 ST AUBIN'S VILLAGE
YOU PICK UP OR WE CAN DELIVER
CANO0fIA RD - oPP ROCK'TON AIRPORT 27 5676
TREE LOPPING
Jeff Schweikert
39 7191
39 7646
Free written quotes We keep appointments
Kevin Pearce
39 6267
We Make & Sell
Phone REG BUILDER 023963 G2H5 Frank Beckinsale
YARD MAINTENANCE Mowing • Rubbish Removal Landscaping • Tree Lopping PERSONAL INSURANCE AND PUBLIC LIABILITY
39 3725 after 6pm Mowing iN
. SHOWER SCREENS LATTICE Emergency Glass Service • Security & Insect Screens ALufix '1'. Shop Fronts Windows & Doors iF
• Mirrors • Wardrobe Doors • Roller Doors
Glass & Aluminium FREE MEASURE AND QUOTE 7 DAYS A WEEK -
Tanby Road South -
cnr Hill & Queen Sts, Yeppcon
Repovations • Concrete Work • New Horns
GUARANTEED Home Improvements
I
4632
Building inspections for new & old home buyers 20 years' building experience with fully qualified tradesmen
24HRS . 7 DAYS
Reg. Builder
Try
• Qualifiel Tradesman • Established 30 years
"We
Carpentry • Bricklaying • Concreting • Painting Plumbing • Tiling • Lawnmowing Paving • Gardening in general
(Specialising in all types of work)
YEPPOON KITCHENS CABINETMAKERS
MAINTENANCE SERVICES can do it"
Colour Scheme 8, Professional Advisory Service
Concrete Service
33 6836 47 TANBY ROAD, YEPPOON 39 2419
W.C.D.
ASHLEY CARTER, licensed
STEVE on 39 3646
Industrial • Residential • Commercial
Earles Paint & WALLPAPER 39 1144 James St Yeppoon 39 1144
® RICHTER • 111011141m Maintenance ELECTRIC • • Pensioner COMPANY Discounts
CAPRICORN CONCRETORS ttdY
A/H 39 7622 53 Tanby Road 39 1840 39 2102
BATHROOMS REMODELLED
THINKING
Phone
D G
No 23587/G2H
Reg Builder
A DIVISION OF SOUTHPORT CERAMICS
LEN KEILY'S APPLIANCE SERVICE
GLASS CUT TO SIZE
39 3086 all hours
Irons Sawmill 39 3700
Mc Bean St
No Obligation, Measure & Quote
Rob & Den L AWNS
in
MOWED
CARPETS 34 4425 CLEANED 39 6458
Service I
A PROFESSIONAL 39 12891 JCS AT A REASONABLE RATE
PETS PUG puppies. immunised & reg. Black & fawn,' ready for new homes. 39 1828. YEPPOON Boarding Kennels and Catt9ry. All dogs individually exercised twice daily. 39 7593 LOST your dog? Contact Livingstone Shire dog officer, 018792036 or call LSCdepot during week.
COOBERRIE KENNELS and CATTERY - 39 7501 Have your dog 'hydrobathed' for $5
Pick-up and delivery service
16 - Capricorn Coast Mirror November 1 - November 7, 1991
CAPRICORN COAST MEIKLEVILLE HILL - COKAS AVE Excellent Sea Views from this prestige allotment. $77,500 LAMMERMOOR HEIGHTS Ocean and mountain views. Prestige estate. $55,000 LAMMERMOOR BEACH AREA 2 br unit. Furnished, newly painted, swimming pool & assorted amenities. $87,500
CENTRAL YEPPOON High set home - can be yours for $67,500 BARLOWS HILL Panoramic Sea Views. 1 350m2. Inspection a must. $57,000 BEACHFRONT Inspect our selection of Ocean-front Residences ... ranging from $165,000 to $500,000
LINDEVE LODGE
TODD AVENUE YEPPOON • 13 Luxury Brick Home I Units on Absolute Beachfront. Each features large balconies with magnificent sea and island views • Fully equippedkitchens with microwave/walloven/grill combination, ceramic cooktops, integrated dishwashers & garbage disposals
BILL THOMSON REAL ESTATE
SELLING NOW
Remember! We do it better 39 2433. After hours: 39 6654; 39 1718 YEPPOON: Shop 2/36 James St Phone: 39 3444. Fax: 393520 Open 7 days
.Over 460 Offices ...
-JILPfolessiona s
EMU PARK: Shop 2/10 Hill St Ph: 39 6411. Fax: 396926 Open 7 days
AUCTION - SATURDAY
m a in g it Prlessionals happen ppekn r You! — AUCTION
— ACTION!
1 Endeavour Court, Yeppoon
Inquiries or private viewing - call Bill Winter anytime a/h 39 1828 & let this `Professional' make it happen for you DEASY & DOOLAN REAL ESTATE PTY LTD JAMES ST, YEPPOON 39 3444
$170,000
Walls Road, Bungundarra
ON SITE
DESIGNED TO DELIGHT This distinctive property is destined to impress the most discerning buyer. This beautiful family home features gourmet kitchen with large bay window viewing Keppel Bay. 4 bedrooms, en suite main, separate lounge, formal dining, rumpus, office, landscaped lot.
TARANGANBA
'For further information call (079) 39 3993 or your preferred agent
AUCTION ON SITE 11am SATURDAY OPEN HOUSE Saturday, Nov 2: 10am to 11am
BRAND SPANKING NEW $90,00
11.30am, Saturday, Nov 2 WHERE ELS can you .uy a gracious Queenslander, beautiful ocean & rural views. 2br plus s/out on 1 acre of land offering rural tranquility & town convenience situated 3km from town centre. Only $89,000. Bob Melaney a/h 33 6790
EXCLUSIVE LISTING 15 Poinciana Avenue Large family home. 3brs and sunroom upstairs. Self contained under. High clearance storage for boat or 4WD. Landscaped yard and lots more. Call Bill anytime a/h 39 1828 "THE PROFESSIONALS, YEPPOON 39 3444"
OPEN HOUSE: Sat, 2/11/91, noon - 1pm. Sun, 3/11/91, 10am - 11am. Bryan Bauer on site a/h 39 3307 "THE PROFESSIONALS, YEPPOON 39 3444"
HOUSE • 25 ACRES • MACHINERY Follow signs from brickworks Contact Bruce: (079) 39 3677 (079) 39 7038 a/h
REAL ESTATE FULLY FURNISHED $64,500. This 2br solid unit on large allotment is close to the heart of town. Nothing left at this price. Good investing. Contact Ken Barltey a/h 39 1875 INVESTORS - $69,500. 10-year-old 3br split block home on acre of land. Short walk to shops & schools. Ken Bartley a/h 39 1875 SUPER SPECIAL - Lammermoor Beach. Modem, lowset brick & timber. 3 bedroom home, with office, separate dining, roomy modern kitchen & heaps of built-ins, $98,000. lnsopect today. Phone Debbie Lodwick a/h 39 1593. RURAL CRISIS $78,000. Modern 3br home with full length verandahs complements this 31/2 acre oasis of rich red soil. 2 spring-fed dams provide ample water. Close enough to Coast to catch sea breeze but also handy Rocky. To sell this weekend at reduced price. Ken Bartley a/h 39 1875
4 James Street, •• 3br home: features include compact kitchen; &washer; security doors; fully fly-screened; quality floorcoverings; allotment next door available for an extra $25,000.
ON SITE
JIM
AUCTION ON SITE 16 Salisbury St, Barlows Hill 11.30am, Sat, November 16 Move into this highset beach house in prestigious area before Christmas. 3 large bedrooms, all built-ins, large lounge, concreted underneath, 2 car garage, front verandah - sea views.
4,.A1
YEPPOON
-0-Pitfessionals
For inspection, contact Bill Grayson 39 3677; 39 1220 a/h
AUCTION ACTION!
"Seaside Plaza" - Emu Park For sale now or by Public Auction ON SITE Saturday, 30th November 11 am 10 group title Shopping Arcade, 7-15 Granville St, Emu Park, in town, opposite beach, near hotel
EXTENSIVE OCEAN VIEWS CARE FREE LIFESTYLE
This extra large family home has 6 bedrooms, rumpus room, 2 bathrooms, full length patio, situated in one of Yeppoon's prestigious areas. This home has a lot to offer the most dkiscerning home buyer. Contact Bryan Bauer- he will tell you everything - a/h 39 3307 "THE PROFESSIONALS, YEPPOON 39 3444"
HIGHSET 3 bedroom home, extra shower & toilet beneath. Real good deal. $105,000 BARLOWS HILL: 4 bedroom brick home, lowset with sea views. Brand new. $150,000 HANDY SHOPS & BEACH: Solid, neat home in Yeppoon. Price $73,000 COUNTRY LIVING on 13/4 acres. Lowset, 3br home, garden shed, rainwater tank, solar power. It's waiting for your inspection. Price $85,000 COOEE BAY: 5 bedroom home, sea views. Well below cost. $130,000 LIVE LIKE A MILLIONAIRE in this magnificent home. Brick, lowset, 3 bedrooms, built-ins, on 1.8 acre allotment, BBQ area, bar & pool, large verandahs. 47x30 shed & you don't have to have &million to buy it! Price $230,000
Large home - right in the centre of Cooee Bay. Just one street from the beach. Very hard to obtain this style of home in Cooee Bay, so do not delay. Contact Bryan Bauer today - he would be only too happy to show you through. Phone anytime after hours - 39 3307 "THE PROFESSIONALS, YEPPOON 39 3444"
Currently tenanted: chemist, post office, hairdresser, St Vincent de Paul, shoe outlet, fish & chips, video hire, hobby shop. Breakdown figures readily available on request. Comments: Position, income and the building. It is obvious there is an assured future here for the astute investor. Vendor: Would consider a house on the Capricorn Coast as part payment. Conjunctional inquiries welcome. Further details: Ask for Doug Woods or Kevin Doolan THE PROFESSIONALS, Emu Park 39 64112 Fax: 396926
INVESTMENTS-YEPPOON 27 years' experience selling real estate in this area. If your home, land, farm or business is for sale ... list with MURRAY ESTATES.
WE DON'T ASK FOR ADVERTISING COSTS WE DON'T ASK FOR SOLE AGENCY
MURRAY ESTATES 66 Farnborough Rd, Yeppoon. 4703. Phone 39 3733, a/h 39 3272
CAWARRAL SPECIAL Near new 3 bedroom, lowset home. Excellent water on 21/2 acres. Price $78,000 BEACHFRONT ALLOTMENT - Bangalee. Hard to beat at $60,000 CAWARRAL 27 acres. 3 bedroom lowset home, approx 12 acres of rich soil for cultivation. 2 spring-fed dams. Only $,123,000 BONDOOLA 40 acres. Completely fenced. Price $50,000 BANGALEE building allotment, across the street & on to the beach. Priced to sell $36,000 600 ACRES, yards, permanent water in a creek, also loads of gravel out from Tanby Road. Price $250,000
Capricorn Coast Mirror November 1 - November 7, 1991 - 17
FOR SALE
Yeppoon
CHRISTIAN OUTREACH ;Au CENTRE
Baptist Church
Every Sunday, 9.30am
Sunday, November 3
Yeppoon High School (G Block) Rawlings St Pastors Andrew & Gail Cook welcome you - 39 4916
Services: 10.30am and 7pm Sunday School: 9.15am
--II-
Braithwaite Street
Pastor Sam Vaughan 39 1645
UNITING CHURCH IN AUSTRALIA CAPRICORN COAST James St, Yeppoon Archer St, Emu Park YEPPOON 10am & 7.30pm each Sunday Sunday School: 10am EMU PARK 7.45am each Sunday Fellowship meal & Service: 6pm (1st Sunday of month) ALL WELCOME
The Catholic
on the Capricorn Coast warmly welcomes all to the celebration of the Mass YEPPOON: Sacred Heart Church, John St Saturday 6pm; Sunday 9am St Brendan's Chapel, Sunday 7pm EMU PARK Mary Immaculate Church, Archer Street Sunday 7am Week day Masses: See notices at Churches Fr Noel Milner, Parish Priest, 39 1312, 74 John St, Yeppoon
INQUIRIES: Rev B Matthews 39 1364
Capricorn Coast
Church of the King A CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
ASSEMBLY OF GOD Sunday, November 3 10am Yeppoon CWA Hall 6.30pm Yeppoon CWA Hall
Every Sunday, 10am Uniting Hall - Arthur St, Yeppoon
Ernie & Cheryl Peters, 39 1418 "Therefore, having been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lard Jesus Christ."
Home meetings in Yeppoon, Emu Park & Byfield Inquiries: Pastor Phil Walters 39 4117
Romans 51
YEPPOON
Martyrs Memorial church fau BAPTIST & EB
Church
WESLEYAN .ir METHODIST CHURCH
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
10am, Sunday, Nov 3, Cooee Park Hall Featuring the tape ministry of Rev Ian R K Paisley, DD, MP, MEP, recorded at Martyrs Memorial Church, Belfast. Inquiries: Convenor MMC, 39 4582 Come & join in the Church
Queen St, Yeppoon All Age Sunday School: 8.45am Service: 10am Evening Service: 6.30pm Inquiries: Pastor Keith McLaughlin 39 2273 Sympathy is two hearts tugging at one load. "Share each others troubles and problems and so obey our rd's command." Galatians 6, verse 2
with the Spirit of that '01' time religion'
WORK WANTED
THE ANGLICAN CHURCH
HANDYMAN Services (inc Des' Housecleaning) for your home and garden maintenance. Free quotes. 39 7110. HANDYMAN, free quotes. No job too big or small. Call Mr Fixit, 33 6373. GRAPHIC artist: free-hand signs, posters & designs, etc. Phone 39 3656. PAINTING: steps. fences. patios. railing. Spreading soil, weeding. All odd jobs. $8ph. Local refs. 39 1887. LAWNS mowed, rubbish removed. tree lopping. Slashing. Work guaranteed. Ph Graeme. 391020. BAZZA'S Mowing Service for all garden maintenance. Phone 39 6255. CARPENTER available, renovations and repairs at reasonable rates. Phone Sam Crow, 39 4587 or 39 3065.
Park: Christ Church, Archer St Sundays: 7am Yeppoon: St James, Mary Street Saturday: 6pm Sunday: 8.30am & 10am
Emu
Parish Priest: Fr Richard Bowie, 39 1226
NorthWind
ESTATE 1 REAL 2 Woodwind Valley Rd, YEPPOON 21/2 acres
Cleared, fully fenced excellent equipped bore, power to new shed, 15 mins to Rocky or Beach. Sole Agent. $49,000
THESE and many more
BARRY KERR
phone
39 4812
Phone BRIAN or BLOSSOM at
all hours
and BRUSHCUTTING Yeppoon & Emu Park -
MUST SELL!!! 21/ acres with views that go forever. Ocean - islands- blue knobs- levelled house-site. Sole agent, $35,000 negotiable.
Contact
MOWING
now
39 1016
WANTED TO RENT WANTED for long-term, house. Central position, Yeppoon. Phone 39 1563. HOUSE for adults from December 26 to January 3, or near that time, Phone 27 1819. HOUSE at the Coast from December 18 to 28. Phone 28 3611 after hours. HOUSE or farmhouse, within 10 mins Yeppoon for reliable, responsible couple. Must be away from busy roads. Please phone 39 3616 work and 39 3320 home.
GARAGE sale: beds, robes, washing machine, lounge suite, cot, dishwasher, sundry items. Saturday only after 9am. Cawarral/Coorooman Creek Road. 39 7143. GARAGE sale: 22 Hellas Street. Barlows Hill. Saturday. Household goods, fishing equipment, dining equipment. skis, tools. 39 3949. ALWAYS buying, best Price in town. Yeppoon Trading. Charles Street. SUIT restorer. Old style timber and tapestry lounge chairs; kitchen cabinets; solid pine wardrobe; iron double bed; cast iron pots & kettles; sundry silverware plus 5ftx3ft steel framed box trailer; BBQ tables; kitchen cabinets; sundries. Off Emu Park-Rockhampton Road, Coorooman Creek Road behind Budget Nursery. Signs up. ANTIQUEdining room suite: round centre pedestal table, 4 carved balloon-backed chairs covered in maroon velvet. GC. $1800. 39 6655. COLOUR TV (large). works well, $100. Yeppoon Trading, Charles Street. TURF sprigs. A grade. supplied and planted. Cheap. Phone 38 8108. ARRIVING shortly to Studio Girl - Catalina Swimwear. Savemore Shopping Centre. LAMINATING. Same day service & competitive prices at Kodak Express Centrestage, 6 James Street. Phone 39 4122. Open 7 days. LAWNMOWER, runs well $100. Yeppoon Trading. Charles Street. WHITE wooden drop-side cot. Phone 39 3589. CAMERAS: secondhand, all types. Specials on Saturdays. Omega Optiks, 22a East Street, Rockhampton. 22 2791. GUARANTEED best Price in town. Yeppoon Trading. Charles Street. COLT 22 oxy welder $170: Repco Commuta 22 girl's bike plus 56cm stack hat $80. 39 2307. COMPUTER sales, service, repairs and assistance. John Briggs. JB Computing. 39 4686. 2x BEER fridges, both work well, $80 each. Yeppoon Trading, Charles Street. QUALITY golf clubs, bag, buggy & accessories, VGC, $320; set size 4 bowls $130. 39 2331. BUDGET Nursery ... new consignment of ferns small and large. Emu Park-Rockhampton Road. 39 7110. DINING suite, very solid, four chairs, $60. Yeppoon Trading, Charles Street. TWO Tanby Ice boxes, one unit running. Both can be used as small cold room or freezers. $1000 ONO. Phone 39 4985. TWO red velvet divans $100 each; colour TV $95. Phone 39 1708. TO book your Undercover Lingerie & swimwear party. Phone 39 3307. POTTERY. hats. terracotta pots. jewellery. dried flowers - Pots Plus, Sands Arcade. LOTS and lots of new stock at Yeppoon Trading. Charles Street. COMPUTERS: IBM compatible from $1155. Hardware, software, word processing. Yeppoon agents for McSystems, phone Cap Coast Computers, Brad Moses, 33 6271. 360 LITRE Rheem hot water system, GC, $200. Suitable Off Peak. Phone 39 7962. GR650 SUZUKI, VGC. must be seen. POA. Apply Yeppoon Trading, 39 4798. LAMBSKINS (medical quality), mothercare products, parenting books and baby carriers .. from Nursing Mothers. Sandra, 39 4978. LOUNGE suite $250; double bedroom suite $250. Both GC. Phone 39 3628 after 7pm Saturday. YEPPOON Trading. Secondhand goods bought & sold for the best Price in town. 39 4798. WIEBERG herbs and spices. Bulk order - 1kg minimum. Phone 28 3056. TWO single lounge chairs, reasonable condition, $30 each, 39 3328. FOUR Goodyear Grand Rally tyres. P175/ 75SR14. $80, app 50% rubber, 39 3370.
I.C. & S. Stanley
BACKHOE - 4 buckets FRONT-END LOADER Grass & Scrub Slasher TIP TRUCK 7c-fa:vs/all hours 39
1139
K&E
BOBCAT HIRE 4-in-1 Bucket • Post-Hole Digger Earth Bucket • Tipper Hire
39 7546 Dave Kershaw for
BOBCAT Hire - 39 4408 4-in-1 Bucket • Post Hole Digger Tipper Hire • Trencher Ian Johnston
TRACTOR HIRE Slashing • Ripping Ploughing • Rotary Hoeing
COMPETITIVE RATES
39 7092
WAYNE KERSHAW
HIRE BACKHOE IN SPECIALISING
ALL TYPES OF
• EXCAVATIONS & DRAINAGE • No loading for weekends • Radio Controlled
Wayne 39 3193 or Noel (a/h) 39 7667 FOR SALE
The Oaks Arts & Crafts All local craft - open daily
R'ton/Yeppoon Rd
39 4255
SHEPHERDSON SAWMILL for Cypress Pine, House Framing and Feature Walls
Phone/Fax: 076 27 3247 We have sold & delivered to Capricorn Coast for 20 years
The Oaks Horse Hire.
Escorted Trail Rides for all ages Non-riders catered for - OPEN DAILY Bookings - 39 4255 R'ton/Yeppoon Rd
STEEL at ROCKHAMPTON PRICES YEPPOON STEEL FABRICATIONS (next to bowls club)
Aluminium & Stainless Welding • Post • Stairs • Fuel Tanks • Repairs, etc
39 4539
QUALITY AND SERVICE GUARANTEED
n e . BRIAN HOOPER REAL ESTATE
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YOUR FAMILY AGENT
FREEHOLD INDUSTRIAL SHEDS Prime Location Tanby Road. From 2-STOREY BRICK HOME-Bordering Nature Strip, Pleasant Sea Views, Tropical Setting. $1 N.B. Owner will accept a House or Land as a Trade CENTRAL YEPPOON - Older-style high-set home concreted
$40,000 793 000
under, in good condition
$60 000
- Low-set 3 bedroom Brick OWN YOUR OWN STRATA MODERN Home on quarter-acre$Q5 3 000 TITLE UNIT Yeppoon'sTop Investment Block. Nice and Private ABSOLUTE WATERFRONT Home, No Buy. 3-Year Lease-Back then right to occupy roads to cross, Yeppoon 1GA nnn permanently or lease-back for period of your vl• 0.,vv choice. Units now for sale from $57,000 to LAND- only 300 Metres tosne $83,000. Prices are well below market value. Beach- Some Seaviewonly LU3000
YOU MUST INSPECT this 2-storey New Residence with delightful seaviews in New Estate. Features include large double garage, Rumpus and 3 spacious bedrooms. Price $1 34)000
39 3111
EXCLUSIVE LISTING `BAY VACATIONER ' YEPPOON
BUY OF THE WEEK High-set 2 Bedrm Home 150m to Savemore. Rented for $120 pw. A steal at
$58 000
MEIKLEVILLE HILL High-set 3 Bdr home, brick base, si nnn tremendous sea views I LJ 5 VVV ono TOP INV ENTM ENTI Brand new 4 Bdr home in delightful setting. 2 bathrooms, 2 kitchens. Owner will lease back for 12 HERE is an opportunity to buy a Holiday Strata Title Unit on months for rental of $20,000. L. IV,VVV Yeppoon's Main Beachfront! Use it for holidays & weekends & let Bay BEAT THIS ONE 25 acres of creek flat Vacationermanagement lease outfor you at other times. Alternatively, you may wish to live In It permantly. The choice Is yours. Each with permanent water (yes, even now) unit has 2 bedrooms, kitchen, lounge, bathroom, laundry & verandah plus 500 metres of bitumen overlooking Gt Keppel Is. $903 000 Priced from road frontage. Yours for $89
sni n nnA
3 Normanby St, Yeppoon (Opp. ANZ Bank) 39 3111 ANYTIME
000 to $110,000
ABSOLUTE BEACHFRONT Block only
$60,000
18 - Capricorn Coast Mirror November 1 - November 7, 1991
Electronic Lodgement of Tax Returns Business & Accounting Advice
James Bubb & Co 54 James Street, Yeppoon Open Monday-Friday 8.30am to 5pm • E.R. OLSSON CPA • J. STAERMOSE CPA • R.D. BENSON CPA
Phone
39 1277
•
Full Lubrication Service We will check... • Differential and Gearbox • Steering . Suspensions • Shock Absorbers • Battery • Radiator, belt and hoses • Brake and Clutch Master Cylinders
'All Makes & Models' 4WD Light Commercials Heavy Commercials
MINTER MOTORS I:ansport
M T 0 "....11,wvItmur. • .++..
McBean St (opp Iron's) Yeppoon 39 3282 BANKCARD WELCOME
Insp Station
Roadworthy lnsp Station
ANNOUNCING The cheapest
TRESTLES and PLANKS for hire in town at
Yeppoon Hire Service 51 Tanby Rd - 39 4930 Water Blaster • Cement Mixers • Wheel Barrows • Weider • Power Tools 5kva generator • Mowers • Brushcutters • Whipper-snippers Moving trolley • Carpet shampooer • Cots & other baby needs
MIRROR CLASSIFIEDS 39 4244 POSITIONS VACANT
WANTED KNOWN
SANTA Claus to work from December 2-23, 4 hours per day, 10am-2pm, at Savemore Shopping centre. Phone 28 9166 for interviews. FRIENDLY, presentable junior required for food shop. Casual work. Experience preferred. Phone 39 3616.
MASSAGE: For a soothing, relaxing, therapeutic Swedish massage ring 33 6633. CAMEL rides on Yeppoon Main Beach every Sunday from in front of Bayview. TREK on a camel. Boil the billy and enjoy the scenery. Phone 39 3248 or 39 4888.
TO RENT
MOTOR VEHICLES
UNFURNISHED 4 bedroom home, Emu Park. $150pw. Phone 39 6042. FULL board or share only in house on bus route. Rent negotiable. Phone 33 6782.
SELL: 1972 LI Torana, reg, good condition. $2500. RWC. Phone 39 1887. LC TORANA 2 door, new engine, upholstery & tyres. RWC. $2800 ONO. Phone 39 1708.
PERSONAL MARINE ADMIRALTY charts (Southport to Cooktown in stock), Navigation instruments, boating books, etc. All at the Navigation Centre, Yeppoon News, 14 Normanby Street.
LIFEwasn't meant to be lonely! Meetyour 'Someone special' through Adult Contact Magazine. Ages range from 20 to 70 plus. October/November edition is $6 available from Box 658, Garbutt, 4818; Savemore News; Yeppoon News; Connells News (Rocky).
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
FOR HIRE
PLUMBING supplies better than Rockhampton prices. A.I.S. McCracken Sales Pty Ltd, 24 Tanby Road, Yeppoon. 39 2277 or 39 7115 a/h. RAYMOR now at 1 McBean Street, Yeppoon. 7am - 4pm, Monday-Saturday; Barn - 11am, Saturday. 39 4944.
YACHT: 6-berth, no licence required. Keppel Isles Charter. Phone 39 4949. METAL detector for hire for lost rings and coins. Reasonable rates. Phone 39 1640. DINGHYS for hire, Coorooman Creek, $8 per day. Phone 34 4174.
PUMP REPAIRS
BINGO
PUMP repairs on site or workshop by ou r qualified staff. A.I.S. McCracken Sales Pty Ltd. 39 2277 or 39 7115 a/h. PUMP repairs on site or workshop. Consolidated Electrics. 39 3310 or 39 3303 a/h.
MONDAY: 7.30pm, Yeppoon Town Hall. Yeppoon Golf Club. Promoter: E Nankivell. Permit No. B27617. WEDNESDAY: 7.30pm, Keppel Bay Sailing Club. Promoter: A Tranent. Permit No. B23049. THURSDAY: 1.30pm, Yeppoon Bowls Club. Permit No. B26456. FRIDAY: 7.30pm, Cooee Bay Hall. Free bus, phone 39 1379. Cooee Bay Lammermoor ProgressAssociation. Promoter: Nina Marshall. Permit No. B27498. SATURDAY: 7.30pm, Yeppoon Town Hall. 5 Jackpots totaling $800, incl $100 in 90 calls. Sacred Heart School E&GIA. Promoter: Ellen Jones. Permit No. B26577.
WANTED TO BUY WANTED: Southern Cross or Billabong piston pump on tank; also electric fans, working or not. Phone 39 3370. WANTED: Secondhand carpet, large piece. Phone 39 4122. INTERESTING old pieces wanted: collectibles, fine china (dinner, tea, coffee sets); glassware; tins. The Shed Antiques, Savemore Centre. Open 6 days. 39 4532. THE Rocking Horse Antiques of 22 James Street, Yeppoon is currently looking for good quality replacement stock, including furniture and bric-abrac. 39 4033, a/h 39 7138. Open seven days. OLDfashioned furniture, chests of drawers, duchesses, tables, bookcases, wash-stands. 39.4532. ALWAYS buying secondhand goods, furniture, fridges. Yeppoon Trading. Phone 39 4798. WANTED: any old and interesting timber furniture. Meat safes; Blouse cabinets; timber tables; primitive furniture. 39 6655.
LOST AND FOUND LOST: aluminium tailgate for truck near Tanby Turf Farm, Friday, October 18. Phone 39 7115. LOST: White cockatoo on Saturday from Taranganba - about 5 years old. Ph 39 4881 after 4pm. LOST: Blitz fluro pink boogey board from swimming pool, Saturday. Dane Davison-Lee, 394622. LOST your dog? Contact Livingstone Shire dog officer, 018792036 or call LSCdepot during week. PLEASE do not include your pet's name when placing lost advertisements.
ALL BASKETBALL SEMI FINALS TO BE PLAYED THIS WEEK CAPRICORN Coast Basketball semi finals for A men. B men and division one and two women will all be played off this week. Under 12. 14 and 16 divisions will contest their semis next week. It will be necessary to stage both the minor and majorsemis for the junior players in the one week to enable all grades to coincide for grand finals. Grand final times: Sunday. November 17: 1pm. Under 12: 2.15pm Under 14: 3.30pm Under 16 Division 1: 4.45pm Under 16 Division 2: 6pm Women Division 2: 7.15pm B Men. Monday. November 18: 6.30pm Women Division 1: 7.45am A Men. Nominations are still being taken for players.
Second grade loses game CAPRICORN Coast second grade cricket team finished its match against Easts at Rockhampton Cricket Grounds on Saturday... unfortunately losing on first innings in the second last over of the game. The match started with Easts being sent into bat on the first day. By stumps the opposition had reached a total of 8 for 297 after a poor day in the field for Capricorn Coast. All 11 players bowled in an effort to capture the East wickets. Those bowlers who took wickets were Steve Christie 3-56; Simon Baxter 1-41; Matt Williams 1-30: and Tony Ellison 3-19. East declared at the start of play on the second
day. That left Capricorn Coast with the task of batting all day. The situation required good batting as two batsmen were absent. Disaster struck at the start of the innings as the
top order batsmen collapsed. Fourwickets fell in the first 30 minutes leaving the score at 4 for 2 and only four wickets in hand. The recovery was started when captain Keith Semmler joined David Tolsher at the wicket. They took the score to 38 before David was out stumped on 18. Matt Williams was next to bat and was out for 7 as the score moved to 54. Dennis Hancock came to the wicket and a steady 32 run partnership ended when Keith was out after a well compiled 43 runs. Steve Christie walked onto the pitch as last batsman, with tea still ahead and the score at 86. A brilliant partnership followed which lasted well over two hours and was nearly a match saver as Steve was bowled in the last five minutes of the game with just an over left. Steve scored 72 runs in a very fine innings. Dennis remained not out on 58 after a three hour stay at the wicket. Their partnership amassed 129 runs and pushed the total to a creditable 219. It was unfortunate the Coast was two batsmen short. Tomorrow. Saturday. second grade starts the match against Brothers at Yeppoon Showground. With a more dedicated field and bowlina effort and a full lineup of batsmen. victory shouldpbe ahead.
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coaches and managers for representative U/12. U/ 14. U/16. and U/18 teams for 1992. Persons interested are urged to lodge their names with MP Walter immediately. Nominations for teams for 1992 are now being called, the closing date is November 1. This season starts on November 25 with a break during Christmas and play through to mid May. Please lodge ye.ir nominations as soon as possible at the canteen or by ringing Alison on 39 7990. Presentation night is Saturday. November 23. If attending. list your name at the canteen to assist with catering. A good night is guaranteed as 'Curl' Harris of Billy the Mountain Disco will entertain. Food and drink will be on sale. In excess of 60 trophies will be handed out. Sunday. November 3: 4pm Brendans U/14 v Mad Dogs. refs A Moore. C Rosenthal: 5pm Jampackersv Sacred Heart. refsA Moore. B White; 6pm Bombers v Untouchables. refsA Moore. A Shackleton. Monday. Semis and A Men. 4pm Rebels v Hurricanes refs A Moore. B White: 5pm Grizzly's v Giants, refs M Walter. B White: 6pm Cyclones v Jaguars. refs M Monks. P Scott: 7pm Tigas v New Team. refs D Moore. A Malcolm: 8pm Scoobs v Hoyas. refs C McDonald. P Horan. Tuesday. Semis and D Men. 4pm Brendans U/ 16 v Angels. refs L Spyve. D Spyve: 5pm U/14 rep v Bonkers, refs S Leslie. T Beck: 6pm Nightmares v Badgers. refsA Thomas. J Taylor. 7pm Reefseekers v U/16 rep. refs R Caulfield. T Spyve. Thursday. Semis. 6pm Saints v Spartans. ref A Malcolm: 7pm Gadabouts v PGH. refs A Malcolm. J Jamieson: 8pm Pioneers v Seagulls. refs P Horan. J Jamieson: 9pm Jiffy's v. Steelers. refs P Horan. A Thomas.
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YEPPOON won the Pineapple Shield played at Athelstane last Sunday. This is an annual bowls event played between the two clubs each year on alternate greens. Six of Yeppoon Bowls Club's eight rinks won and the overall score favoured Yeppoon 214-179. Matt Ogg. Eric and Vera Wilson with Harold Moxly as skip were the winning team for the day. Harold won by 17 and the names of the opposition were not on the card. Eric Austin's team also registered a good win by 13 and once again the opposition was not on the card. Fraser Freeman beat Nichol by 5. Bill Roberts defeated Norm Cole by 4. Peter Brown won from Col McKenzie by 3 and Graham McCosker defeated Mr X by 2. Both our losers. Kev Thompson by 2 from Mr X and Keith Cruickshank. were wooden spooners. going down to Virgil Henry by 7. Saturday was social bowls and the winners of the feathers were Lester Findlay. Keith Gustafson and Graham McCosker. Tomorrow. Saturday. should see the last of our competitions ... the final of the open fours. It has been nearly three months with one player always not available. but it seems th is week all can finally make it. Keith Lawford. Jack Hoare. Keith Cruickshank and Harry McNamara will play Arnie Petersen. Bert Rial. Bob Bird and Fraser Freeman.
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MAVIS BEATHAM GUEST OF HONOUR AT MEMORIAL MATCH MAVIS Beatham was guest of honour at Emu Park Bowls Club when Mt Morgan Welfare Club played a match for her late husband Jack's Memorial Shield. With two games of 21 ends, Emu Park was victorious with overall scores, Emu Park 352-Welfare 312. Marie Lynam, George Cook. May Kilby and Allan Morton had big scores in both games. "They obviously played good bowls, but the opposition said it was the cow manure that George put on the rink, which put them off their game." publicity officer Marg Price said. Top team for Welfare were Darryl Hunt, Beth Healey, Mavis James and Jim Lee. The team with highest overall score was Emu Park's Pauline Morton, Ray Rout, Marg Price and Brian Heath. Welfare's president Allan Hansen thanked Emu Park for the hospitalityand said theywould try to win the shield back next year when the Park played at Welfare. "On Sunday, we said goodbye to Edna and Gordon Maker. They have been good and popular members at Emu Park for two and a half years and are now moving down south." she said. The mixed pairs competition has produced some good games. On Saturday. three quarter final games were played and all were close games. Audrey and Brian Heath defeated Dawn and Ted Jarrett; Dawn and Ted won 11 ends but the Heath's had the higher score. Trish Childs and Harry McNamara were in front most of the game, but lost to Ann Rafferty and Graeme Tasker, when an extra
end was played. Marje Wilson, Wolfgang Beilharz fought hard to defeat Mary Peacock and Ern Clayton. The semi-final games called for Saturday: Ann Rafferty, Graeme Tasker v Marje Wilson, Wolfgang Beilharz. Audrey and Brian Heath v Mildred and Col Rose. Trophy winners last week: Tuesday Jan Kunst. Les Yewdale, Dick Prior: Wednesday Dot McKenzie, Ern Clayton. Marg Price: Friday Marje Wilson. Marg Price; Saturday Basil Buttsworth. Rhoda Maud, George Cliffe. The ladies annual general meeting is on Monday, November 4 at 10am and all ladies are asked to attend. The men's committee meeting is on the same day at 4pm. Tuesday is the club's Melbourne Cup function. with morning bowling (optional). followed by a twocourse lunch, fashion parade. sweeps. Prizes will be given for best novelty hat; outfit in winning jockey's colours. "It's a family day and members are urged to get together with family and friends and book a table. Early bookings would be appreciated, 39 6503." Mrs Price said. Sunday, November 10: all day mixed bowling with Brothers Club, barbecue lunch. Sunday. November 17: Jim Pearce's trophy day. 1.30pm start. Sunday. November 24: Rex Dingwell Memorial Day. 1.30pm start. Sunday. December 1: 9am. men's annual general meeting: 1.30pm club break-up game Skirts v Shirts, followed by 'bring a plate' tea and club presentations.
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ton. "You will be missed very much Marj, as you have always taken an active part in the club, in an official capacity. Marj is a past president. and while Len played very little, it is to be hoped you will take it up once you settle in Rocky. because you have a natural approach to the game. "Please do not forget where we are, we will look forward to a return visit from you both from time to time." she said. -Grace Powell is in the hospital in Rockhampton. Any member that can spare a little while I'm sure Grace will be pleased to see you. hope your stay is only a short one Grace. "Christmas is not far away. our hamper has started to look good already but still needs plenty of TLC well perhaps lots of items to overflow it would be better. "As our annual meeting is fast approaching. would all holders of office return their badge of office to secretary Anne Fotheringham as soon as possible please." Results of club fours (final): Vi Mortensen: P Fortune: F Denney. E Batts d B Exton: J Collins: M Freeman and M Stewart 30-15. Winners of the bacon and egg trophy played on Tuesdaywere Vi. Pam. Flo and Eleanor. Runners up with the lead being our newest member Joyce Keyes, E Benson (our Birthday girl). J Hoare and M Bierwirth (skip). Dates to remember. presentation of trophies November 26 and Christmas Party December 3. Annual meeting December 6.
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29 nett gives win to Boo WINNER of the Pacific Hotel Social Golf Club event played at Yeppoon Golf Club on Sunday morning was Boo Muller with 29 nett. Runner-up was Gary Arnold on 31. Other trophies: long drive. Des Hallam: pinshot. Gary Arnold: pinshot. Boo Muller: second shot. Nigel Smith; and to Bill Mackie for taking only 14 putts. Members who played. and their nett scores: Des Hallam 36; Graham Loram 39: Geoff Freeman 32: Bob McIntosh 36: Les McKinnon 35: Bill Mackie 34: Paul Nugent 36: Leo Nugent 38: Trevor Page 43: John Richo 32; Horst Simon 34: Keith Sully 44: Nigel Smith 33: Peter Smith 34: Doug Taylor 36: Col Millers 44; John Mears 31; Bob Johnson 39: Mick Barritt 34.
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DAYLIGHT SAVING dawned, as expected, bright and early on Sunday morning ... and two Coast residents enjoying a second honeymoon found themselves rushing around showering and shaving (the male, anyhow) and trying to pack in time to move out of the motel they were staying in before lOarn Because of the change of time during the night they had lost an hour and missed out on the expected relaxing doze with the Sunday papers scattered around the room. •• • BEING on a second honeymoon the last thing on their mind was changing the time on their watches. But because it was their 23rd wedding anniversary they were celebrating, they couldn't remember what they were supposed to be doing. They settled for a diet of TV, reading, sleeping, eating ... and then they remembered!!! Unfortunately, that was when they realised it was also 9.30arn! •• • THIS same couple had booked into a flash motel in a southern city late Friday night and had been amazed to find there were four packets of coffee, four teabags ... and only three bags of sugar holding just one teaspoon each. Both the wife and husband take three of those bags per cup so there wasn't much chance of a delicious cuppa before going to bed. OK, they could have phoned reception and ordered some ... but this flash joint had known for two weeks they were booking into that room. The management had plenty of time to organise a few lousy bags of sugar. The room had an out-ofdate TV guide, so little tourist literature that there wasn't even a brochure on the motel itself. The next morning the couple couldn't find the licensed restaurant because there were no directions in the iuv~n, the hallway, or the lift!!! •
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overheard a woman with a heavy accent (probably German) inquiring about accommodation prices. She was difficult, but not impossible to understand. She was told the price for the night and considered it deeply. Then she started to frame her next question. She asked if the room had a shower. It was a normal question. It seemed like the price was so cheap she doubted she was getting what she wanted. The bloke serving her, however, decided the question needed a bit of humour. "Hey, the room not only has a shower but we had electricity connected last week"!!! The woman, instead of laughing, obviously started translating the answer. She had a puzzled look as the key was passed over to her. Oh well, the husband thought it was funny! •• • WHEN you read a story inside about exCommonwealth Bank manager (how quickly you become 'ex') Graham Basham you will come across a part where he took a four-day trip to Cooktown and back. During the interview, asked if there had been any hassles, he said only with getting booked for speeding. The fine cost him $180 ... and he hadn't reached Marlborough when he copped it! •• • GRAHAM BASHAM will be replaced by acting manager Bruce Lawton until the new boss arrives. If you're not interested in getting a loan ask Bruce Lawton about his photographic skills. He asked Rhodes Watson if he would take a picture of Graham and the bank's staff (15) as a memento. He handed Rhodes the camera and stepped into the picture together with everyone else who had been pulled away from their closing down duties for the °erasion. The flash flashed, the camera whirred, everyone smiled ... and everyone went back to work. Then, and only then, Bruce Lawton discovered he did not have any film in his camera!!!
Coast cricketers crow after win CAPRICORN Coast A grade cricket crawled from under and crowed after downing Frenchville on Saturday afternoon. Chasing a score of 161. Frenci.,..—. reigning premiers.with a side full of Queensland Countryand North Queensland representative players. thought it would be a walk in the park. Things started to go Capricorn Coast's waywhen the second delivery of Ben Wright's over. cleaned bowled the batsman. Three balls later he claimed another wicket. Ben Wright's bowling figures were now 3 for 17. As the overs went one by one Ben Wright's figures changed from 3 for 17 to two overs later 4 for 21. then 5 for 38. 6 for 38 and 7 for 38. By the time he had completed his 17 over bowling spell he had claimed 7wickets for42 runs and had demolished the Frenchville side. One wicket he claimed with a outswinging yorker that left the batsman absolutely bewildered. In support Key Ogilvie was superb. bowling 21 tight overs for the figures of 3 for 49. Ogilvie's line.
and length was on line and he is getting back to the pace that makes him dangerous. The rest of the team played well in the field with Steve Pidcock taking two good catches and Brod Gough finishing with four catches behind the stumps. Brett Mot ton displayed good fielding prowess, cutting off shots that would surely have been boundaries and all this with stitches in a heavily bandaged left hand. In the end Frenchville were thoroughly thrashed being all dismissed for 103. With time on their hands Capricorn Coast batted for the second innings. With nothing to lose Capricorn Coast opened with in-form Ross Sheppard. as he blasted 123 runs off as many balls, including 7 sixex and 14 fours. With Andrew Martin 36. they put on a partnership of 120 runs. Capricorn Coast finished the day with 195 runs off 38 overs. Tomorrow the game is in Rockhampton and it will be an extremely difficult game against the hard Parkana side.
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