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Thieves smash through walls destroy safe • By Rhett Watson

• DALLAS COSSAR puts on a bright face over 'renovations'to his real estate office.

Queensland's top Guide here for Hobby Horse YEPPOON'S annual hobby horse derby has developed such a reputation it has even attracted the State Commissioner of the Girl Guides Association "to come a have a look".

Ann Fletcher and her husband Glyn will drive from Brisbane today to watch the festivities of the Keppel Coast girl guide's annual fund-raiser.

It is believed to be the first time a State Commissioner of the association has visited the Capricorn Coast.

Fletcher is the highest ranking guide leader in Queensland.

The derby was named Community Event of the Year in 1992 and attracts huge numbers of entrants in both the Hobby Horse Cup and the Powder Puff Plate.

Keppel Coast district leader Coleen Bignell said the club had invited the commissioner to the event and she was only too pleased to attend.

"She had heard a lot about the hobby horse derby and wanted to come along and mingle," Bignell said.

"She will speak briefly before the match-race between Member for Keppel Vince Lester and Livingstone Shire chairman Cr Barbara Wildin.

"But basically she just wanted to come along and watch the fun."

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THIEVES helped real estate agent Dallas Cossar last Wednesday night when breaking through a wall to enter his office ... he said he was thinking of another door just where they did their damage.

Thieves broke into three offices at the Queen Street office blOck breaking doors, a safe. a wall and louvres.

The building was entered from the rear by forcing one door to solicitors' office Rinkevich and Stickley, and climbing through a toilet window adjoining Dallas Cossar Real Estate and insurance agents and part-owner of the building. John Rhodes and Associates.

The thieves made three separate attacks on the walls until they managed to break through the gyprock into Mr Cossar's office. Their first try was unsuccessful when they found rockblock behind the gyprock in the split-level building.

On their second attempt, they came up against the leg of Mr Cossar' s desk ... and a power point. Mr Cossar said if the thieves had touched the back of the power point the police might have found them easily ... lying on the ground.

On their third attempt a filing cabinet was in the way but they were able to move it. The hole was about 35cm in diameter.

"They must have been after money and nothing else because nothing was touched on my desk," Mr Cossar said.

"When I arrived in the morning my desk was the Same as I had left it the night before," he said. "Even the calculator was untouched."

"They went through my files and looked around but none of us here are cash businesses so we don't have money on the premises."

Solicitors Rinkevich and Stickley and Insurance agents John Rhodes and Associates were also broken into. Rinkevich and Stickley's back door was forced and a safe was cracked.

Rinkevich and Stickley principal Warren Rinkevich said he was lucky the thieves hadn't resorted to vandalism when there was no money.

John Rhodes and Associates' door was forced and the thieves damaged a wall attempting to get through to the solicitor's office.

Nothing was stolen from the office and Mr Rhodes said damage to the three offices would be as high as $25(X). "We were lucky there wasn't more damage," Mr Rhodes said.

Yeppoon Library was also broken into on the same night and a small amoun t of money was stolen.

Thieves entered the library by forcing a window.

Yeppoon Police are still investigating the breakins and want people who might have seen anything unusual on the night to phone them on 39 14(X).

Police said two cars stolen last week from Rockhampton were found in Yeppoon on Friday.

A utility stolen last week from Arthur Street.

Yeppoon, was found in Cooee Bay. A service station was broken into on Saturday night and thieves made off with some stock.

Police said they had a busy weekend with a number of disturbances including one in front of a nightclub when a person kicked in a car door.

Yeppoon Police has received reports lately of some prowlers in the Lammermoor Beach area.

Yeppoon Fire Brigade was called to a car tire at the end of Arthur Street, near the basketball courts. on Tuesday.

Apparently smoke had begun billowing from under the car's bonnet after oil from the steerine box dripped onto the manifold.

A fire brigade spokesman said the smoke had stopped when they arrived.

Emu Park Fire Brigade and Police and Yeppoon Coastguard reported a quiet week.

Yeppoon Ambulance will not be affected by 40 state-wide sackings of administrative staff. officer-in-charge Neil Hickson said yesterday.

LATE NEWS' CR Hubert Murray has lodged a rescission motion which halts any proceedings on the 'Hot Potato' issue. Yesterday, chamber president Don Fee presented council with a petition signed by most Yeppoon food traders.

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Founder of Coast scouts dies suddenly • By John and Suzv Watson THE man who brought the Scouting movement back to the Capricorn Coast died on Wednesday in Clermont Hospital.

Bill Miller. formerly of Taranganba Road, Taranganba. unexpectedly lost a long battle with cancer.

He was admitted to hospital feeling sick but not so poorly as to cause alarm. Apparently he slipped into a coma and died shortly after.

Bill Miller, a man who loved to bang out tunes on a pianola while friends gathered round and sang. is responsible for the Scouts now operating on the Capricorn Coast.

The Coast went many years without a scout troop after an earlier group had disbanded and its assets were transferred to Rockhampton.

Bill Miller saw the need for a scout group in Yeppoon and was the prime mover in setting up a steering committee which made a feasibility study.

Elected chairman of that committee, he was tireless in bringing together the people who, not long after, formed Yeppoon Scout Group.

He was appointed Group Leader of the new scoutgroup and gave itsuch solid foundations that, within a com parati ve ly short space of time. a Scout Hall was built on land in Cooee Bay on land that he saw set aside by Livingstone Shire Council before he retired.

His foray into scouting was not an unusual task for Bill; years earlier he had set up a committee for a survey of child-care needs on the Redcliffe Peninsula which resulted in be tter facilities for that area.

Bill Miller, a high-ranking Australian Taxation Office employee for many years. took early retirement and went into a private accountancy practice in Clermont.

After successfully operating in that field, he sold out and became a stock and station agent.

He is survived by his widow. Kay. and son and daughter. Robert and Keny.

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FEELINGS are running hot among Capricorn Coast Chamber of Commerce and Industry members and Yeppoon traders this week because of Livingstone Shire Council's decision to allow a mobile food outlet to operate in Hill Street.

Many traders have openly criticised the decision and labelled the move as "inconsistent, unfair and discriminatory".

A meeting of interested parties called by the chamber on Tuesday nightdecided to lobby council to rescind to motion, carried 7-5 at its latest meeting.

Chamber president Don Fee said the meeting decided to take on the "hot potato" issue and adopt a campaign to alter the council decision.

Fee said the meeting's general feeling was not to stop the operator, afranchise called Wayne' s Trains, from opening but to give all businesses an equal footing.

The meeting at the Strand Hotel was attended by.

23 interested people and Crs Hubert Murray and Kim Shields. The decision to lobby for the rescission was won 21-4.

Fee said the group's major concern was that the operator was getting an unfair advantage regarding health regulations.

"Existing, permanent food-outlets have had to operate to a certain set of rules." he said. "Any business is welcome in Yeppoon provided it is governed by the same set of rules.

"The applicant seems to have been given a permit to operate with no toilet, waste water facilities and in an area not sealed against dust hazards.

"He has been given permission to wheel his van onto a dusty block of dirt and begin operating. No other businesses have been given that chance before," Fee said.

A number of food-outlet owners in the area have also expressed concern over the issue.

Waves Cafe owner David Watt said he was furious after he had been forced to spend $70,000 on health department improvements to his business then council "gives permission for some-one to setup a van on any empty block just around the comer".

"I've basically had to spend $100,000 before even selling a single hamburger and he can come along and start selling," Mr Watt said.

"I put a proposal to council to outlay $50,000 to $60,000 to operate a food outlet on the main beach and was laughed at because nothing like it was in the town plan.

"I believe in free enterprise but this type of van is for aside-show alley. Let him rent a shop and setup prnper facilities.

"I' m sure everyone would like to establish a business on a trial basis and if it doesn't work, you've only lost a few dollars and you're gone.

"People around here have invested their lifesavings in their businesses. If weAhad to do all this to open our business and they allow this, then I'm not too sure about the food industry as a business.

"I don' tthink this is areal democracy if someone can get the inside-running against others." he said.

Bruce Davidson of Dee's Coffee Lounge thought the council decision was basically discrimination.

"Council has changed its rules to make a business viable," he said. "We set-up this shop from scratch and built the entire kitchen to specifications.

"I don't really mind because of the hours (the mobile shop will operate) but I think businesses should have to operate under the same rules.

"It's morally wrong to change rules to make one business viable to compete against existing operators. Council should have talked to business people in town before making the decision," Davidson said.

Michelle Stewart of Images is more concerned because of the location of her business.

She said her hair studio was next door to the vacant block and was concerned about what she might find each morning.

"I've only been operating here for a week and now I hear this," she said. "It's distressing to think of the mess that will almost definitely be here on many mornings.

"I'm not against the idea but in the glamour industry, urine, vomit and rubbish on the front step is not a good start," she said.

Healthy Grub's Ruth Miller is angry at the inconsistencies in the health regulations.

She moved premises in November 1991 but to get the new shop to standard had taken more than 12 months.

"I spent $35,000 to get my kitchen to their (council's) requirements," she said.

"It seems strange that one of the main problems with getting a successful Christmas Carnival at the beachfront is because vendors are not allowed to operate there.

"How can they (council) now allow this bloke to come along and set-up shop. They can't get away with it, it's too blatant."

Seafood and Eat It owner Ross Dickson said he had previously been asked by council to comply with all sorts of regulations when he operated outside.

He said he was forced to spend $3200 on settingup a food van at a boat show at Rosslyn Bay two years ago.

"It was a four-day exhibition and council demanded flooring, a ceiling, electric fridges and a list of other requirements.

"Council told me those requirements would be held up for everyone to meet but the Health Act has proved totally inconsistent.

"It seems if they think you can afford major -works then you have to do it. If they think you can't afford them, they change."

The chamber of commerce had with shire chairman Cr Barbara Wildin yesterday morning as its first step to fight the decision.

It also decided to begin a petition among the business sector and present a formal submission to council.

"We will contact each councillor individually in a hope to get the original motion rescinded," he said.

The furore began after council ignored chief environmental health officer Rick Thessman's recommendations and carried am otion to allow the hot potato van to operate from 6pm to 10pm on weekdays and 6pm to 4arn on weekends.

A number of conditions proposed by Thessman were removed by council including provision for on-site toilet facilities and waste-water be connected to the sewerage system, and for the area being used to be sealed to thesatisfaction of the chief environmental officer.

Thessman said the van would still be required to pass stringent food hygiene regulations if it was to begin operating.

The potato van would come under council policy 3.1 regarding standing stalls.

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The walk starts and ends at the Yeppoon Surf Lifesaving club.

Organiser and Capricorn Coast Miss Australia entrant Melissa Brownlie said she was hoping this year's walk would be much bigger than last year's.

"Last year the Coast could only raise $1500 but this year we are hoping to at least double that effort," she said.

"This is the Queensland Spastic Welfare League's major fund-raiser and we are hoping to see the Coast come out in force and make Sunday a family fun day."

Entry forms are available at the ANZ bank or people can phone Miss Brownlie for them on 39 5563.

The idea of the Superwalk is that companies. schools, clubs and families form teams. Each member of a team collects sponsorship to walk 10km.

"If people are going in the walk but don't want to sponsor, a donation would be appreciated," Miss Brownlie said.

A sausage sizzle and drinks will be available after the walk.

Member for Keppel Vince Lester will be leading the walkers.

Art union tickets for a prize of a car or motorbike to the value of $22,000 will be on sale on the day or are available from Miss Brownlie after hours.

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THE first visible step in the $4 million revamp of the Savemore Shopping Centre in Yeppoon took place this week when seven wellestablished coconut-palms were removed from a block in Arthur Street.

The trees went to a private home in Rockhampton after expressions of interest were called for anyone willing to meet the cost of their removal.

A trench-digger, back-hoe, crane and truck were used to up-root the palms.

The block, between the Railway Hotel and the Capricorn Coast Mirror offices, will become part of the new shopping centre's 50 percent increase in parking area.

One large tree, near the Railway Hotel, has been earmarked to remain on the block.

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An electrical supply fault to a sewerage pump station caused an overflow which entered a stormwater drain to the beach.

Livingstone Shire Council received a complaint early on Monday morning and quickly had the problem under control.

Residents at the caravan park said the smell had been almost unbearable for Saturday, Sunday and Monday mornings.

One couple is believed to have left the site during the weekend because of the stench.

One camper said the smell was putrid and on Sunday raw sewage was flowing across the beach.

He said he had worked in slaughter yards but that was nothing compared to the weekend's problems.

"It was absolutely putrid down the south end of the caravan park," he said.

Livingstone Council deputy shire engineer Mike Paine said the problem was with the electrical supply to the pump station.

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The teacher action to stop work for an hour a week for a month began on Tuesday morning.

The first stop-work action was between 9am and 10am.

The remaining stoppages will be on Monday.

May 31, Thursday. June 10 and Wednesday. June 16.

The QTU asked primary. special and preschool teacher members to withdraw their services after a recent ballot of nearly 10,000 teachers.

The union is asking the Queensland Government for funding to provide teachers with more non-contact time in their jobs.

Non-contact time is time away from face-tot face teaching to allow teachers to do other teaching work, such as preparing and correcting students' work, preparing individual teaching programmes or discussing students' progress with parents and specialist teachers.

Some of the smaller schools in the area are not striking because of limited staff numbers while larger schools are taking part.

The biggest school in the district, Yeppoon Primary, with an enrolment of 640 students, is supporting the action although staff voted not to strike.

The 24 full-time teachers of the school had a mixed reaction to the issue.

Emu Park Primary, enrolment 290, is undertaking the stop-work request because the majority of its 12 teachers and one administrator agreed.

Farnborough Primary's six staff members are also taking part in the action. The school and preschool has a total of 150 pupils.

Cawarral's five full-time teachers are participating in the strike but some staff remained working in a supervisory capacity. The school and pre-school has 93 students.

Smaller schools such as Coowonga, Mt Chalmers and Keppel Sands have not taken any action.

Coowonga's two teachers and 39 students continued as normal on Monday morning as did Keppel Sands' two permanent teachers and 35 pupils.

Mt Chalmers' two part -time teachers and acting principal also remained with their 34 students through the hour.

Byfield Primary refused to comment on the issue.

Yeppoon's Special Education Unit was talcing part in the strike by withdrawing direct teaching but its two full-time teachers were still assisting with supervision.

The special unit has two classes of about 20 students.

The Caves and Sacred Heart Primary Schools were unable to be contacted.

Meanwhile the QTU is claiming this week's stop work was an overwhelming success.

A statement by QTU president Mary Kelly said the vast majority of teachers throughout the State took part in the stoppage.

"Today's stop work is not a knee-jerk reaction. It's a result of impatience at three years of government dithering," Kelly said.

"Our members are indicating their impatience with the governments of the past 20 years which have failed to budget for non-contact time, except for secondary schools.

She also said trials of non-contact time had shown what the QTU had been asserting for years - that introducing non-contact-time properly would require more funding.

"Any attempts to make non-contact time available without employing extra teachers results in either exploitation of certain • groups, such as administrators and teacher aides, or undermining the curriculum.

"We have given our policy and plan to the department and are happy to agree to a gradual introduction to minimise the budget impact in the recession," she said.

"But we can't accept any more working parties, feasibility studies or promises to look into it, we need a funded plan.

"We believe a $28 million commitment as a first step would be a practical beginning.

"This would generate two hours per teacher by their •non-attendance at an expanded number of music and physical education specialist lessons."

Kelly also rejected suggestions that most primary, special and pre-school teachers already had 60 minutes of non-contact time a week.

She said teachers would not have stopped work if they already had adequate time out of the classroom.

"Teachers want time away from face-to-face teaching as an award entitlement, not an ad hoc arrangement put together on the run." she said.

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I Social morning tea Tuesday, June 8 at 10am • Welding • • Rust Repairs in the Scout Hall, Rose Street. If your unable to attend the meeting on June 1 come along on the 8th and meet your neighbours.

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Meetings are held at the old School of Arts building (next door to the Historical Society Museum), Hill Street, Emu Park at 7.30pm on the first Wednesday of each month and local residents are urged to join this movement of neighbourly co-operation. *** COAST Embroiderers Guild members meet on Tuesdays from 9.30am. They vary meeting places along the Coast so everyone has a chance to have gatherings near their homes and also to spend time in the fresh air. Next: June 1, Daniel Park, Cooee Bay. Everyone welcome ... novices and experts. For information, Robyn 33 6337 or Judy, 39 6783. *** EMU PARK P and C meetings are on the first Monday of each month at 7.30pm in the music room (old pre-school).

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• ABOVE: Jim Wood celebrated his 40th birthday on Saturday in Yeppoon Town Hall.

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SOME of the junior members of the Keppel Bay Shell Club were able to see themselves on the screen enjoying a reef holiday. The slides shown at the last meeting also showed many of the reef's interesting marine life in their natural habitat. Cindy McCartney was the kids club's new member for the night.

After shell discussions and shell identifications the senior members held their club's 31st annual meeting. Long time member and tireless worker for the club Arthur Prowse has been created a life member. Irene Prowse was elected one of the club's tutors.

Members from interstate are booking into various motels and caravan parks for the Shell Show on July 17 and 18.

The competition was won by Ron Higgs and the lucky new member for the month was Betty and Peter Harvey of Walkeston. A special supper was served to celebrate the club's 3 1st birthday. *** THE annual yoga retreat was held at The Haven. Emu Park on the weekend with 60 people from the Capricorn Coast. Rockhampton. Mourn, Blackwater, Bauhini a Downs, Biloela. Emerald, Melbourne and New Zealand attending.

They enjoyed sessions of yoga postures. yoga nidra relaxation and meditation given by the area's yoga teachers. Talks on nutrition by Mick Powell. iridology by Jenny Dreverman and natural medicine by Robert Coram were featured.

Chanting sessions, accompanied by the music of the harmonium were led by Kanti, a siddha yoga teacher from Melbourne. Saturday evening was spent discovering the fun of circle dancing, under the guidance of Carol Hughes.

The spectacular setting of The Haven complex and the perfect Capricorn Coast weather enhanced the relaxed feeling of joy and sharing experienced by all who attended.

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May 30 is Zone 27 official show jump. All clubs from Central Queensland will be attending. Refreshments available. Further details from president Denis Chillingworth.,39 4840. ** EMU Park Kindergarten has a monster garage sale on Saturday, May 29 at the Kindergarten. Arthur Street. Food and refreshments available and there are fence palings for sale. *** ST JAMES Anglican Church Bannerfest and Arts and Crafts display in Yeppoon Town Hall on Saturday. June 5 starting at 1 I am. *** SUPPORTERS of Blue Nursing on the Capricorn Coast please note: the date of the Zilzie Garden Fete (at Sister Jo's) has been changed from September 11 to September 4. This is because September 11 is also the date of the Anglican Spring Fair.

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Six hundred Jehovah's Witnesses from the Capricornia district listened recently to advice from a source sometimes overlooked - the bible.

They gathered for a.two day assembly at the Rockhampton Municipal Theatre, from Biloela, Mt Morgan and Yeppoon.

One hundred and twenty Yeppoon residents attended. Presiding overseer of the Yeppoon Jehovah's Witnesses, Frank Richter, attended with his family. He delivered a talk emphasising the value of keeping good dress standards.

Other speakers addressed the audience on the overall theme "Accepting, Applying and Benefiting from God's Word".

The areas congregations of Jehovah's Witnesses will host a four day convention at Rockhampton Showground early September to which 3000 are expected to attend.

Accommodation arrangements with local business operators are underway. *** YEPPOON Hospital auxiliary thanks the community for its support of the Mother's Day raffle drawn on May 8. 1st prize. Margaret Caulfield and 2nd prize. T Shields. *** NEXT meeting of Yeppoon Hospital auxiliary is at 5pm on Wednesday. June 2 in the Education Room, upstairs in the nursing home on the beachfront. Next fund-raising is "guessing the weight of the bull" at Yeppoon Show. *** FRIENDS of the Nursing Home auxiliary has a cent sale on Saturday, May 29 at the Gus Moore Nursing Home. Anzac Parade at 2pm.

Next auxiliary meeting is on Tuesday. June 8 at 2pm. Anyone interested in joining - go to the meeting. *** A DAY out to Gladstone arranged by Emu Park Pensioners League, for Friday. June 11.

Sight seeing, shopping, hot dinner at BITS Club all included in fare of $12. All welcome, bus leaves Yeppoon railway station at 7.15am, Emu Park hall 7.45. Book early, S Nelson. 39 6359. *** TROPICAL Pine Fest. September 25 to October 3. *** A LITERARY section has been included in this year's Yeppoon and District Show. To permit time for judging, entries close Friday. May 28. Particulars are in the schedule, which has been sent to schools for the under 18 and 14 classes. Writers' groups have been notified of the adult classes. Short story and poetry entries are required.Conditions of entry are in the schedule.

If unable to sight one, phone Olive Dorey 39 1366 for details.

6' ENIT sale at Swan Park on Wednesday, June 2 from 1.30pm, organised by Yeppoon AuStralian Rules Football Club women's auxiliary. *** YEPPOON State High School's next P and C meeting is Tuesday. June 8 in the school's library 1993 P and C executive: president John Christensen; secretary Anne Haines; treasurer Irene Jackson; vice presidents Frank Knobel and Ray Ford and Glynnis Cumming (QCPCA representative). *** EMU Park State School P and C has a multidraw (old cent sale) on Saturday, May 29 in the CWA Hall, Emu Park at 9.30am. Morning tea, 10am then multi-draw. Great prizes, raffles and lucky door. Proceeds towards a new oval for sports and athletics at the school.

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The film is -The Last Days of Chez Nous" and despite its French sounding title is an award winning Australian film. Compared with other recent Australian films Chez Nous does not have the novelty of Proof, nor the crowd pleasing high energy of Strictly Ballroom but is said to be superior to both.

As usual, letters to foreign governments on behalf of prisoners of conscience adopted by Amnesty will be available for signature by theatre patrons. Tickets are $10, $8 concession and include a wine and treats supper. *** BRIDGE and any card game may be played at the RSL Hall. Emu Park on Monday, May 31 at 1.30pm . Afternoon tea provided by the women's auxiliary also a door prize. Admission $2. *** EMU Park State School annual fete is on Saturday, August 14 from 10.30am. As well as a giant multi-draw (cent sale). sewing/craft, plants, hot food, cake stalls, there is a ping pong drop with prizes. *** • YEPPOON Tropical Pine Fest C hari ty Queen quest entrant Fay Semple has an Olsen's Caves night tour on Saturday. June 5. Cost is $15 per person (includes barbecue tea) at 6pm to late. The cost of the bus is $5 per person (if numbers allow), limited numbers. For details phone Fay Semple on 39 1184 b/h or 39 1295 a/h. *** TROPICAL Pine Fest Charity Princess entrant Melanie Clark has a donut drive. Donuts, plain or iced are $3 per half dozen. Donut orders may be placed at various businesses, TAB or phone 39 6278 nights. Melanie is sponsored by the Midtown Shopping Centre and all proceeds raised go to Emu Park Kindergarten. *** WALLUMBILLA State School is celebrating 100 years of education in September, 1993.

At this stage the centenary committee is organising a history book launch and memorabilia display at a wine and cheese evening in the Wallumbilla Memorial Hall on Saturday, September 11.

Celebrations will culminate with a procession, displays, stalls, activities and a centenary ball on Saturday, September 18.

The committee would like to contact past principals, teachers, teacher-aides, pupils and others who have had some association with the Wallumbilla State School. They are seeking photos, memorabilia, historical material and any information which can be used in the memorabilia display for the centenary.

For further information contact Pat Wells, Russel Street, Wallumbilla, 4428 or phone (076) 23 4221.

For those interested, history books can be preordered by contacting Pat Wells. The books will sell for $10 plus $2 postage. *** THERE is a Yeppoon local ambulance committee meeting at Ambulance Centre at 7.30pm on June 1. ***

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MidTown footpath for repair, only MIDTOWN Shopping Centre's footpath will ‘ r, be repaired, but not replaced, because Livingstone Shire Council says there is still a lot of work to be carried out underneath the footpath.

Chairman Cr Barbara Wildin said council would not be replacing the footpath immediately because "it is stupid to lay down a new footpath and then tear it up again to do works".

"We have to look at what we have to do under the footpath in the future," she said.

"We have to fix water mains, move the sewerage pipes from behind the shops to the front, and fix drainage.

"In all, that could cost as much as $1.5 million.

"We even have to do something about a petrol holding tank under the footpath."

She said council had received quotes on a new footpath but they were too expensive.

"Slip-free tiles laid over the existing footpath will cost about $70,000. Paving will cost about $100,000. An asphalt overlay is about $15,000 but it becomes hot and is not very attractive. A coloured asphalt overlay is $75,000," Cr Wildin said.

"It doesn't make sense to spend this amount of money and then tear parts up to do works.

"For now, we are going to grind down the bumps, fill the cracks and flatten the edges on the existing concrete.

"We will make it as safe as possible until a new path can be built.

"We told the Midtown Shopping Centre we had a five-year plan and the footpath would be looked at in the pre-budget meetings."

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CONCRETE making firm Yeppoon Ready Mix is hoping to move into a new $500,()0) plant at Yeppoon's new Rockhampton Road Industrial Estate by the end of the year.

The company has been at its existing premises on the corner of Tan by Road and Charles Street for the past 13 years.

Livingstone Shire Council encouraged Yeppoon Ready Mix to move from the site to a more suitable venue, away from residential areas.

A new 14 hectare light and medium industrial estate is being developed by council in an effort to move businesses away from homes in the town.

It is expected to call for expressions of interest from industries wanting to move to the new estate, adjacent to the Yeppoon refuse tip, within weeks.

Council began actively working on the scheme only three months ago but town pl anner Bill Gannon is hoping the rezoning and gazettal would be finished by September.

Fourteen blocks of medium industry land ranging in size from 3000m2 to 11,000m' and 16 blocks of light industry between 2000 and 4000m' will be available.

Gannon said the first option forthe blocks would be on a lease arrangement but other tenures could possibly be available.

Council has recent] y completed an Environmental Impact Survey to minimise the effects of the estate.

"The prevailing wind in the area will mean dust and noise will be blown across the dump," Gannon said.

"Landscaped buffer zones and a park area at the Rockhampton Road frontage will create a solid ambiance to the area.

"Fibre-glassing, sand-blasting and sand, gravel and landscaping businesses are the types of operations which could be well suited.

"Although we are re-zoning the land at this stage, the response to our call for expressions of interest will be important," he said.

Yeppoon Ready Mix manager Trevor Boon said the new plant would be a modern, computerised system with all the mod cons.

He said the council only suggested Ready Mix re-locate to the new site which was fine providing it could be done by Christmas.

"We want to sub-divide our present site and move to another but if the industrial site is not ready by then we have land near the McBean Street roundabout," Boon said.

Shire chairman Cr Barbara Wildin said she did not feel moving from one site in Yeppoon to another was serving any purpose.

"Yeppoon needs to establish a permanent, well organised industrial area where companies can go," Cr Wildin said.

"The serviced blocks are necessary if the Coast is to attract more business and industry.

"As the population grows and business looks to develop, we must have an adequate base structure to meet demands.

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He warned owners about what happens to their goats when they eat the poisonous plant `Crotalaria', commonly known as 'rattlepod'.

"Goats have a reputation for eating just about anything." Mr Wyeth said. "Some people believe goats have an innate sense of food selection that allows them to stay healthy.

"But in the local area, the long period of dry weather has reduced the amount of grasses and herbs avail able as fo(xl. Stock are eating poisonous plants to allay their hunger."

Mr Wyeth warns that, if eaten, the rattlepod can cause toxic hepatitis and blindness. The rattlepod is normally ignored and, or, eaten sparingly by stock when food is plentiful.

"But right now, some stock are hungry," Mr Wyeth said.

"There has already been one case in Yeppoon when agoat, driven by hunger, ate sufficient rattlepod to make it sick and it stumbled about having last its sight" He said recovery could be assisted by supplying nutritious fixxi such as pellets and hay.

"Rattlepod is one of 37 Crotalaria species. Eight of these species are known to be toxic," he said. "Crotalarias seen in the local area should be presumed to be toxic and weeded out."

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Modelling course UNDER-18s who dream of becoming models can enter the RSL Girl-in-a-Million Soraya Stubbings' Kidz on Parade tomorrow (Saturday) for the chance to win a modelling course and gold chain.

The fashion parade starts at 1.30pm at Yeppoon Little Theatre's Showplace at the Yeppoon Showground.

Anyone between 2 and 17 years can phone Miss Stubbings on 39 7654 today and enter There are six different age groups: two to four years; four to six; six to eight; eight to 11; 11 to 14 and 14 to 17 years.

Finalists from the Yeppoon parade will go to Rockhampton to compete for a modelling course.

After entrants pay their $20 entry fee they receive a book of tickets to be sold. The highest fund-raiser wins the gold chain.

Admission is $5 for people over 15 years-old and $2 for children. Entrants do not pay admission.

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BRAG: Commissioners will stop sandmining SIXTEEN days into the Shoalwater Bay sandmining inquiry and Byfield Resident Action Group members are confident the three commissioners will stop the sandmining.

Group member Joan Furness said this week that once all the information was looked at, the decision would be to stop it.

She said the commissioners would see there were a lot of groups against the sandmining such as Livingstone Shire Council, both amateur and professional people involved in fishing and "a lot of others".

The council was concerned about its water supply and the fishing industry with a variety of problems, she said:.

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"Byfield is just as precious as Shoalwater and we hope when they have finished with this inquiry they'll look at Byfield."

"The Shoalwater Bay Inquiry started on May 12 and will run for one year."

The commissioners are chairman John Woodward, Griffith University ecologist Ted Christie and social justice lawyerJenny Hughey.

The commissioners have flown over the area and generally familiarised themselves with the territory.

Mrs Furness said the inquiry would soon decide on a secretary and then call for submissions from the public.

"They will call for formal and informal submissions from people with an interest in, or knowledge of, the area." she said.

"They will look at all the information submitted and decide it granting the mining leases was done with clear knowledge of the area involved."

Most of the inquiry is being held in Brisbane but Mrs Furness said certain parts would be held either in Yeppoon or Rockhampton.

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EP safety house committee wants to shorten processing THE Emu Park Safety House Committee has approached Member for Keppel Vince Lester to help shorten long delays in police processing of Safety House applications.

Secretary Heather Fuller said her committee was made to look incompetent when applications sometimes took up to 12 months to process.

She said Emu Park now had 47 Safety Houses on the books since beginning in 1985.

"Police screening of applicants started only about three years ago and I don't really know why it has to take so long," Fuller said.

"It seems ridiculous that it takes between eight and twelve months to process.

"People start to think we're slack because of

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the long delays between the interview and the final decision."

In a letter the Mr Lester, the committee asked for additional administrative assistance from the Queensland Police Service to check applications already received and to ensure new applications are expedited.

Fuller said the processing was done in Brisbane and that the Community Policing Support Branch did the screening.

"The branch is doing the checks as quickly as possible but it needs more assistance," she said.

"I wonder how a new branch trying to get off the ground would manage.

"A new branch would have to conduct interviews and then possibly wait a full year before getting any Safety Houses processed.

The Emu Park committee has not had an application to the Safety House programme rejected.

Fuller said the interview for people willing to become a Safety House had to cover a number of issues as well as the police clearance.

"During the interview, we must assess the. applicant's hours at home, awareness of duties, whether they have a telephone, a dog which may upset a child wanting to use the home and if the premises are rented," Fuller said.

"Erecting signs and contacting police whenever their home is used in the programme are a few other requirements.

Applicants must agree to not object if the committee occasionally checks their attendance hours and any changes to the house's access.

"They must also be willing to have the police check."

The letter to Lester also asked for administrative and financial support from the government to ensure the programme's continued growth.

The committee also asked for assistance with funding to employ an additional part-time staff member and produce additional resources to assist in the programme's education policy.

Mr Lester said he strongly backed the moves made by the committee.

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Keppel Gateway confirms schedule THE Keppel Gateway project team met on site at Rosslyn Bay this week and confirmed that the agreed timetable with the Department of Lands for completing the new special lease and development is on schedule.

Keppel Gateway's town planning consultant Philip Lane explained that work was on target to satisfy current lease conditions as a prelude to issue of new tenure to allow construction of stage two to start.

Stage one, including two kilometres of sea walls enclosing Rosslyn Bay Harbour, reclamation of 12 hectares of land, creation of a 14 hectare harbour basin and access road and landscaping was completed in late 1990. The Site reclamation is now fully stabilised for the start of stage two.

Subject to Department of Lands acceptance of concept plans, stage two will include construction of marina berths and associated marina facilities, services, some waterfront residential development and public recreation facilities.

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CREATE YOUR OWN GARDEN OF EDEN

New shire playground equipment worth $30,000 CAPRICORN Coast children should soon have about $30,000 worth the playground equipment to play on.

Council is looking at a $15,0(X) pirate ship with swings, slides and climbing equ ipmen t for Appleton Park.

Cresta Park in Taranganba is going to have a $10,000 "Mega Toy" built on it. The "Mega Toy" is a platform with free-standing swings, a slide and climbing equipment.

Daniel Park in Cooee Bay will have $5(X)0 spent on playground equipment but shire engineer Pat Murphy was unsure what it would be.

Mr Murphy said the playground equipment was being bought with developers contributions.

He said the equipment was not expensive because it was "very durable and most playground equipment is around that price".

All the toys are coming from a Brisbane company because Mr M urphy said council couldn't buy the toys on the Coast because there were no licensed manufacturers.

"All the playground equipment has to be made to Australian manufacturing standards and there are no licensed manufacturers around here," he said.

"If council bought equipment that wasn't to Australian standards then it would be liable if an accident occurred because of the equipment."

Mr Murphy saidcouncil realised the community was growing and saw the need to provide play

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'41111 • ABOVE: The Bush Children's fete was held on Sunday and part ofthefun was a sack race. Pictured losing her sack is Efrilnla Jenner (9).

YEPPOON Little Theatre members Pauline Griffiths and Maria Porter gained awards in the 1 I th annual drama festival held on the May long weekend.

Junior section: best mime (boy), Luke Christensen (Nola Vaughan); best mime (girl).

Anna Christensen (Nola Vaughan); best actor.

Dieter Irving (Seaside Company): best actress.

Sally Robertson (Seaside Co); encouragement award for voice, Travis Ryan (Seaside Co); encouragement award for acting, Kathleen Keane (Annette Farrer).

Senior section: best play. "They Had To Go" (Capella Little Theatre) by Lorna Bol; best actor, Dennis Bryant (Clermont Myalla Theatre): best actress, Pauline Griffiths (YLT); best support actor, Stan Mackie (Underground Theatre Co); best support actress, Jill Curran (Capella Little Theatre); best director. Maria Porter (YLT): youth encouragement award, Rebecca Clarke (BATS); open encouragement award. Viv Staley (BATS); adjudicator's special award, Maria Porter (YLT).

Special mention in the youth encouragement section was given to Bianca Dambits of Total Eclipse for her fine performance as Kelly in A T S pinks' play "No Bus Tomorrow".

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Services provided were resume assistance and letter writing, employment preparation and presentation, and office access where people can learn to type on computers or practice their typing skills. " Skillshare clients are required to be registered with the CES and be unemployed for six months or longer, unless they are a specific target group such as people with disabilities. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, sole parents, jobseekers over 50, those seeking literacy support, and young people at risk."

She also said those taking part in programmes ranged in age from 15 to 65 years.

Mrs Hayward thanked M r Brown for the support received from the Livingstone Shire Council.

"Slcillshare Capricomia appreciates the advice and assistance of the local community and business houses on the Capricorn Coast when planning training prog rammes to match the local needs," she said.

For further information, 39 4740.

EIGHT Capricorn Coast people who have been unemployed were awarded graduation certificates in Introductory Computing at a presentation last week.

Livingstone's shire clerk Jim Brown presented certificates, while Yeppoon Skilishare project officer Robyn Hayward and Rockhampton Skilshare tutor Sal lyJones presented mock awards and resumes.

The recipients were Sharon Dawson, Robyn Foster, Melinda Canter, Joelene Hayward, Troy Hickson, Wilma Lammert, Julie Nagle and Graham Takagaki.

The group presented computer tutor Janine Littlehales with a bunch of flowers.

Guests included Shire chairman Cr Barbara Wildin, community development officer Jane Wallace, Careforce officer Kathleen Collins, assistant community development officer Mary Bianchi and friends and family of the group.

"The word on Skilllshare is spreading." Robyn Hayward said. "Ninety-eight people came through our doors in April, compared to 37 in March.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CELEBRATION ON Sunday, the Wesleyan Methodist Church had a day of celebration.

The day started with Sunday School for all ages and then a harvest festival was held, where an amazing display of produce and handicrafts was creatively displayed among floral arrangements.

"The Church was reminded that, as God had ordained feasts be kept annually by Israel. so we should be a celebrating Church - and more so, because we have Christ our Saviour," publicity

GOLF RAINED OUT YEPPOON Golf Club competition was cancelled due to heavy rain last Satunlay.

However on Sunday an 18-hole stroke men's event was played in excellent conditions. A good field of 60 players competed for a trophy donated by Max Kennedy.

The event was won by Edgar Shields with a core of 68 nett. Runners-up were: S Nipperass 69, D Ireland 69, W Oates 71, W Farrar 71, B Burrows 71, B Rumble 71, B Mossop 71. Pinshot winners were: no 2. R Mugidge; no 8, V Hannan; no 11. R Robinson: no 14, E Mossop; proshot. no 6, J McDougall.

Lady members also played on Sunday for the medal and QLGU brooch.

Silver medal winners were: !Keyes and K Rodda on 70 nett; bronze medal winner, T McConnell 67. Runners-up were R Norton 71, M Parsons 71, E Woixibridge 72, D Lawn 73; pinshots were: 2nd on 11, S Hennessey; 2nd on 14, B Millen 2nd on 8. S Guthrie: proshot, T McConnell; putts, E Woodbridge.

Tomorrow, Saturday a single stroke event will be held and on Sunday a standard scratch competition.

TENNIS FIXTURES YEPPOON District Tennis Association teams, for fixtures this weekend have been nominated.

In division A the games arc: Hawks (D Suttcliffe, J Coxon, J Wilkins, M Johnson) v Owls (R Irons, (sub), T Conroy. N Wilkinson); Curlews (J Gregory. G Klupfell, P Smith, D Collett) v Brolgas (G Clayton, M Cranny, P Hansen, H Murphy).

In division B: Red, (R Martin, M Jones,1 Verrinder, A McDonald) v White (J Auriac, M Craig, D Coxon, M Christensen); Black (G Wilkins. R Pedersen, P lafrati, (sub)) v Green (P Cranny, C Tyson, Sub, M Heritage).

These matches are to be re-played because of last weekend's rain.

spokeswoman Estelle McLaughlin said.

"Most attenders were able to stay for a fellowship luncheon where there was a special atmosphere of love and joy.

"The evening service was a special youth service, which was a vibrant and lively time of worship.

"There were skits that brought out biblical truth, great singing led by the band, and special music sung by the newly-formed youth choir.

"The church again exercised its gifts of hospitality by providing supper after the service," she said.

"One was reminded of the person who said "Me? miss church? - no way! It's too exciting."

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"We are looking at things like the pirate s' because studies have shown that children real better to bright, colourful and creative toys rathe than bland galvanised swings," he said.

"The idea is for them to enjoy themselves an they can do it better if there is something creative fo them to play on."

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CONGRATULATIONS JASON DAWES: Congratulations & best wishes for, your 21st birthday on 31/5/93. Dad, Mum, Wesley & Nana.

LIVINGSTONE SHIRE COUNCIL Once cute & adorable, now tall & good looking.

Happy 21st Damien love Tammy

CIVIL MARRIAGE CELEBRANTS ANNE Novak, 39 3269 or 39 4169.

ERN Schultz, phone 39 4499.

"Simply the Best" Happy 21st, Damien

To all those people who ever wanted to get even with WOODY ... it's been done!!!

WANTED Artists, crafts people, actors, dancers, musicians, writers, poets, educators, museums, historical societies, tourism businesses/organisations, environmental groups interested in taking part in a survey for Queensland State's Arts Division for the development of a cultural assessment kit of Livingstone Shire Contact Karen Scott, 39 4740 or at the Community Centre, John St, Yeppoon

THANKS NOTICES THANK to all who supported me in 'Miss Queensland Junior Quest' by buying tickets. 1st, cutlery set, Fay Bishton; 2nd, lady's leather wallet, Greg Simpson; 3rd, children's stencil set, Elsie Hinton. The unfortunate ones who didn't win helped me to raise money for the Quest, but also helped the Spastic Welfare League to raise money for the disabled. Thank you, Kylie Minter.

ON behalf of the Bush Children's fund-raising committee, I thank Yeppoon & local business communities for the marvellous support given to the 'Bushies' at the annual fete on Sunday. The weather was extremely kind, entertainment enthralling & crowds willing to spend their money & time. I particularly thank Julie & JJ's School of Dance, Yeppoon Busking Bush Band, Arthur Lawn &George Birkbeck from G lenmore Homestead who opened the fete. Without the support of the service clubs, Lions, Lionesses, Rotary & Scope & the willingness of supporters like Joan Randall & Nadia Fitzgerald-Hood, our day would not have been the success it was. Thank you. Don Knowles.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Lance Emery

DRAFTING SERVICE Residential House Plans 39 6648 Extensions DEATH NOTICES Important Announcement to the Residents of the Capricorn Coast

Yeppoon-Emu Park FUNERAL SERVICES local consultancy is

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(Paul, Lesley, Harry & Jean) 24 James Street, Yeppoon 4055; 39 4209 et 24 hour service THE PEOPLE WHO CARE

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Writer-in-Residence Writers, poets, playwrights, artists, publishers, organisations wanting writers in residences STUART GLOVER Programme Manager for Writing for Queensland State's Arts Division will be in Rockhampton at the Walter Reid Building on June 4 and 5, 9am to 5pm for consultations to discuss grant applications & submissions for writing & publishing proposals Contact Karen Scott, 39 4740, for more information or Stuart Glover 008 175 531 or (07) 224 4896 for appointments

LEARN-TO-SAIL A Learn-to-Sail course will be held over weekends of June 5 & 6 and June 13, 14 & 15 for children aged 8 to 12 years. Price will be $50 which includes tuition, practical experience & a light lunch. For further information please contact Denis Cook at the Keppel Bay Sailing Club, 39 5365

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Phone Patsy Geddes or Kelly Lawlor

39 5295 PUBLIC NOTICES

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We got him a beauty at the town hall for his 40th last Saturday night.

The cake-crashing Gorilla who danced to the 'stripper' music was one of Yeppoon's best known Lions!!

EMU Park Historical Museum breakfast tray raffle: S Dwyer, B21, blue ticket.

60 ACRE paddock in Yeppoon available for ag istment.

Phone 33 6211.

WANTED: Maths 1 tutor for year 12 student. Phone 39 1954 after hours.

MT CHALMERS & Cawarral Ratepayers Progress Association annual general meeting: 7.30pm, June 4, Mt Chalmers State School. Secretary, 34 4461.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING of the Emu Park Bowls Club Inc will be held at the Clubhouse on Sunday, May 30 at 9.30am. Item for discussion: a new clubhouse.

Secretary

... the Coast's Wildlife Welfare Association volunteer carers.

This service is not for dogs, cats, pigeons or similar ... only Australian birds & animals SPACE DONATED BY CAPRICORN COAST MIRROR

PAINTING & DRAWING Classes with Peter lndans Every Tuesday, 9.30am-3.30pm $10 for the day

The Mill Gallery - 39 3454 POSITIONS VACANT NURSES, registered and enrolled are always required for part-time and on call work by the Capricomia Agency. Phone 36 2462.

WANTED Experienced person to cut fish fillets to size & weight for fish shop.

Casual position only 39 6636 Saturday morning only

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Small and large animals catered for • ABOVE: The Barber Shop proprietor Cheryl Gilson is pictured handing over tickets for 2 to the third State of Origin Test to lucky winner Cliff Singleton. Drawn by St Brendan's Rugby League Firsts captain David Hine.

WOMEN'S Self Defence Classes aimed at women of all ages & organised by female instructor & Coast resident Gail Prior (35 years old) - she has had 3 years' experience in self defence.

YEPPOON CWA HALL Wednesdays at 7pm The courses have been successful & this course will cover the same ground ... a commonsense & realistic approach towards self defence for women including self-confidence building.

Women will learn how to gain time to escape from threatening situations.

Policewomen will also be on hand to assist with liaison during the classes.

Phone Gail so she can organise times to suit all ages - 39 4058 anytime

has moved (from 46 Normanby Street) to 1st Floor, 4 years or 40 years ... or are we counting teeth?

Happy birthday, love Lyn, Tony, Mum, Dad

3316 Janet Scott 39 7698 Jenny Byatt 39 5872

Please phone George Seifert

Maguire & Associates Happy 40th GARY ARNOLD

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Have you found an injured bird, wallaby, possum ... or any other Australian fauna?

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GIVEAWAY kittens: 7 weeks old. Wormed. 39 5570.

YEPPOON Boarding Kennels & Cattery. All dogs individually exercised twice daily. 39 7593. Open 7arn10am & 3prn-5pm - other times by arrangement.

COOBERRIE Kennels & Cattery. We give your pets individual care. Dogs hydrobathed & flea & tick dipped, $6. Open 7-11.30am; 2.30-6pm. 39 7501.

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Phone (39 3344) and Fax (39 1138) remain the same

39 5988 MOTOR VEHICLES FALCON panel van, 1978. Reg to September. $1000 neg. 38 8218.

LX TORANA, spare body and parts. $1600 ONO. Phone 39 1061.

HG HOLDEN, reg 2/94. As is. Quick sale.$1000 ONO. Ron, 39 3140.

NISSAN Patrol trayback ute. New paint Unreg. $2000 ONO. 39 4977.

DIAHATSU FLO 4x4. $3000. Phone 391503.

MARINE 4.9m QUINTREX aluminium boat & trailer. Also 5hp Mariner outboard Vs. 50 Hughes Street.

BOATS built and repaired, fibreglass and timber, transom rebuilds etc. Apply No 8 Limestone Creek Road or 39'3'111.

ADMIRALTYcharts(SouttporttoCooktowninstock), Navigation instruments, boating books, etc. All at the Navigation Centre, Yeppoon News, 14 Norrnanby Street.

MONDAY: 7.30pm, Yeppoon Golf Clubhouse, Yeppoon Golf Club. Dowie's Bus to Bingo, leaving Causeway, 6.30pm: pick-up at Poinciana Caravan Park; Railway Station; cnr Tanby & R'ton Rd; Blue Dolphin C'van Park. Ring Dowie's Buses for transport, 39 1379. Promoter: P R Lowry. Permit MB26 TUESDAY: 10am, Cricket Hall, Yeppoon Showground. 2 jackpots, $100 progress calls. $40 Jackpot unlimited calls. Capricorn Coast Cricket Assoc.

Permit 14531. Promoter: R Kelly WEDNESDAY: 7.30pm, Keppel Bay Sailing Club. $1000 in 52 calls. Promoter: N Dwyer. Permit No. B29278 THURSDAY: 1.30pm, Yeppoon Bowls Club. 4 Jackpots. Promoter: Ian Rose. Lic 0000762 FRIDAY: 7.30pm, Cooee Bay Hall. Free bus, phone 39 1379. Cooee Bay Sports Association. Promoter: Brian Dorey. Permit No. 19358 SATURDAY: 7.30pm, Yeppoon Town Hall. 5 Jackpots totalling $800, incl $100 in 90 calls. Sacred Heart E&GI A. Promoter: Ellen Jones. Permit B28602

16 - Capricorn Coast Mirror May 28 - June 3, 1993

Yeppoon Baptist Church Braithwaite Street

Sunday, May 30 Sunday School: 9.15am Services: 10.30am and 7pm Youth Groups after school till 5pm Thursday & 7pm Friday Pastor Sam Vaughan 39 5949

The Coast

Catholic Church

Martyrs

Ato

Memorial ithurch

Welcome to the celebration of the Mass

CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP

Warm, homely services - 10am each Lord's Day

Warmly invites you to join us

21 JARMAN STREET, YEPPOON

Every Sunday, 9.30am Yeppoon Little Theatre, William Street

Featuring tape ministry of Rev Ian R K Paisley, DD, MP, MEP, recorded at Martyr's Memorial Church, Belfast.

Home meetings in Yeppoon & Emu Park Inquiries: Pastor Phil Walters 39 4117

Come join the Church with the Spirit of that 'or time religion'

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

BEE BAPTIST & FREE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Inquiries: Convenor MMC, 39 4582

Week day Masses: See notices at Churches

Scripture Study Groups Yeppoon: Tue, 1pm, Judith & Danny, 39 3851 Emu Park: Tue, 9.30am, Herman & Julie, 39 6223

41 A.

LIVING WATERS LUTHERAN CHURCH IT

HEMPENSTALL, NOYES & ASSOCIATES • Public Accountants (CPA) • Taxation Consultants 24 Anzac Pde, Yeppoon

39 3740

E L-G AS delivery Murray & Kay Geddes

39 5223

Barmaryee Nursery Jim & Beverley Burton Open Thursday - Sunday Public Holidays • School Holidays

8am-6pm or by appointment - 39 1137 Palms • Natives • Herbs Azaleas • Gerberas • Grevilleas Garden Ornaments • Terracotta Pots Gift vouchers for all occasions

Barmaryee Rd, Yeppoon off old Rockhampton Road

Byfield Trail Rides operate 7 days Rides to suit everyone 35 1163 The Oaks

HORSE HIRE

NATURE'S solution to personal, domestic and industrial cleaning. Mum-purpose products that are not tested on animal are non-caustic and do not contain animal by-products, toxic phosphates, nitrates, fillers, binders or extenders, thereby causing no damage to the environment. Products that are highly concentrated, representing huge $$$$ savings and minimal packaging. Products derived from entirely natural, renewable sources rendering them extremely user friendly. Winners of environmental and advanced technological awards, these products are proudly 100% Australian-made & owned & carry a money back guarantee. For more information on the finest cleaning products avai lable n Australia, please phoneyour local independent consultant on 39 6759.

GUITAR & drum lessons. Phone Shane, 39 3203.

ACCREDITED Natural Therapies Practitioner available for therapeutic & relaxation massage. Nutritional advice and natural remedies also available. Very reasonable rates with complimentary pure, fresh juice offered with every full body massage. Ask about our free massage treatment Please phone 39 6759 for appointment.

RELAXATION & therapeutic massage by qualified masseuse. Ph 39 7873 or 39 r1.322 for appointments.

EAT healthy food & make money. Phone 34 4503.

BRISBANE dietician Robert Y Chan, specialising in weight control, will be visiting Yeppoon, June 7. Phone 39 2293.

LOSE weight and earn money. Call Shirley -your local Herbalife distributor. 34 2732. APB11684-S. MASSAGE, relaxation or therapeutic. Qualified masseuse. Phone Keppel Coast Gym. 39 3898.

PODIATRIST: Julie Arlett (Dip.App.Sci.Pod. M.A.Pod.A.) will see patients on Tuesday, June 1, at Yeppoon Physiotherapy Clinic, 21 Hill Street. For appointments please phone 22 3305; 22 2722.

METAL detector and operator available. Reasonable rates. Phone 39 1640.

CAPRICORN Drilling - water bores. Mike Scott, 39 1710, 018 799237 BYFIELD Trail Rides operating 7 days. Rides to suit everyone. 351163.

ZIPreplacementservice.Agent:Yeppoon Laundromat 39 3152.

TAROT card readings, light refreshments provided.

Phone 393000 for appointment.

Escorted Trail Rides for all ages Non-riders catered for - OPEN DAILY

Bookings -39

4255

R'ton/Yeppoon Rd CAPRICORN COAST DESIGN SERVICE

Salon 24 on the Beachfront

39 2198

Two of Australia's best hair stylists will being you up to the '90s.

Phone Ann and Amanda - 39 2198

PRACTICAL PREVENTATIVE PERSONAL PROTECTION Scott Maclean offers

personalised self defence tuition - age, sex and ability are not barriers Fees & times are tailored to your needs.

As well as the following services ...

'Caretaking of your premises Crowd Control Escort work He is an instructor 1st Dan (black belt) TaeKwon-Do wah 12 years' experience and has trained with clubs on the Capricorn Coast as well as Cairns. He offers effective techniques from dan level experience in karate, aikido, wing-chun (kung-fu) and martial arts weapons.

Phone Scott - 39 1383

KEMPSEA CAR PARK

STORAGE for cars, trailers, boats ALSO Sealed containers for storage

approximate size: 20'x8'x8' cnr Scenic H'way & Kempsea Ave (079)

33 6670; Fax: 079 336534

Phone

39 6987

homes carports patios extensions residential commercial plans DA and BA council applications approvals for non-approved alterations perspectives

PIANO TUITION available Glendale, Glenlea, The Caves area

Contact Elinor Schirmer

36 1475

Unique Antiques • Imported & Local Furniture • • Antiques bought & Sold • • Restorations • opp Showground

Unit 1/40 Park St, Yeppoon 39 5811 YOUR HEALTH IS OUR BUSINESS Is your health important?

Do you want to improve your health?

Do you have specific health problems?

Do you need more energy & stamina?

Do you need to improve your diet?

Do you want to add years to your life & life to your years?

Confused about vitamin, mineral or herbal supplements?

If the answer is YES - then we can help youl For those who enjoy massage, our aromatherapy is the ultimate.

Phone Robert G Coram ND., D.H.M., N.O.T.

39 6122 37 Lindsay Street, Zilzie for an appointment

Fr Noel Milner, Parish Priest, 39 1312, 74 John St, Yeppoon

SUNDAY WORSHIP:

11.30am Anglican Church, Mary St, Yeppoon All welcome Pastor Dave Grulke, 28 5235 Pastoral Assistant David Durow, 39 5179

THE ANGLICAN CHURCH Parish of Keppel Emu Park: Christ Church, Archer St

ASSEMBLY OF GOD Sunday, May 30

Sunday: 7am & 9am, Holy Communion

Yeppoon: St James, Mary Street Saturday: 6pm, Holy Communion Sunday: 8.30am, Holy Communion, Parish Priest: Fr Richard Bowie, 39 1226

10am Yeppoon CWA Hall 6.30pm Yeppoon CWA Hall Ernie & Cheryl Peters, 39 1418 "I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer who I live, but Christ lives in me."Galatians 2:20

_a_ CHRISTIAN --11- OUTREACH CENTRE

YEPPOON

WESLEYAN t METHODIST CHURCH

Every Sunday, 9.30am

Queen St, Yeppoon

Yeppoon High School Library Rawlings St

Sunday Services

Pastors Andrew & Gail Cook welcome you - 39 4916

All Age Sunday School: 8.45am Service: 9.50am Evening Service: 6.30pm

Christian Bookshop & Video Hire Pre-loved clothes

Inquiries: Pastor Keith McLaughlin 39 5711

Open Tues to Fri, 9am-3pm Sat, 9am-noon

There is no point in crying "peace, peace" if at the same time we reject the Prince of Peace. "God will keep in perfect peace all who trust in Him, whose `houghs turn often to the Lord." Isaiah 26-3 J

18a McBean St, Yeppoon UNITING CHURCH IN AUSTRALIA CAPRICORN COAST

Yeppoon

James St, Yeppoon Archer St, Emu Park YEPPOON oam & 7.30pm each Sunday 10am: Sunday School 7pm: Evening Song Holy Communion 2nd Sunday of month at 7.30pm Evening Worship EMU PARK 7.45am each Sunday Fellowship meal & Service: 6pm

Seventh-Day Adventist Church Braithwaite Street Worships every Saturday All ages Sabbath School: 9.30am Service: 11am All welcome to Fellowship Inquiries: Pastor Frank Tassoni - 36 2239 Assistant Peter Rowney - 28 2635

(1st Sunday of month) ALL WELCOME INQUIRIES: Rev B Mathews 39 1364

TRADES and BUSINESSES ANTENNA installation, TV and video repairs. Les McDonald, 393133. Mary Street, opposite post office.

BRICKLAYER available. All brick and block work.

Quality assured. Phone 39 7182.

CARPENTER: alterations, patios. No job too small.

Phone 39 5733.

CARPENTER: bathrooms, renovations, steps. No job too small. Darvon Services QBSA 46087. Ph 39 2319.

CARPENTER: cheap and neat. Phone 39 6267. Same day service.

CARPENTRY work wanted by builder and apprentice.

Reg 10660. Phone 39 1502.

CASSETTE, Radio, Stereo, TV and Video repairs.

Frank Richter, phone 39 2330.

COASTAL Car Care - all mechanical repairs with service the way it used to be. cnr Arthur and Burnett Streets. Ed McCormack, 39 5636 CONTINUOUS garden edging, floors, foundations, exposed driveways, paths. Free quotes. 39 1247.

ELECTRICIAN: all work - free quotes. Special on ceiling fans, underground cabling. 39 7071.

FIBREGLASS repairs, boats swimming pools, ice boxes, tanks, etc. Free quotes. Wayne 39 Tril FOR all handyman work. Carpentry, Welding, Glazing, Yard Maintenance. Phone Jack, 39 5139.

FURNITURE repair & restoration. New & old furniture.

Free quotes. Pick-up & delivery. J & K Restorations.

39 4866 FURNITURE restoration, old and new. Carving, turning, polishing. Free quotes. Phone 39 5811.

GARDEN maintenance. Lowest prices on the Coast Phone 39 5585.

HOUSE Services. Maintenance of lawns etc, holiday security. 33 6484.

GUTTERING:metal fascia and guttering, M ick Allwood.

Quality fixing, prompt service, specialising in new construction. Mobile 018 799378, home 39 6610.

PLASTERER: Gyprock and solid plastering. Houses or renovations. Free quote. Call Ron, 39 1021.

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PLUMBER and drainer. All maintenance work. Rob Cullen, 39 3996.

PLUMBING and drainage on the Coast - D and K J Harding, Lammermoor Beach. 33 6396.

PLUMBING and drainage, maintenance, new work.

Free quotes. Pensioner discounts. Darvon Services QBSA 46087. Phone 39 2319.

REFRIGERATION and air-conditioning mechanics available at H W Findlay's. 39 3266.

SAND, Gravel, excavations, allotment filling. Rutland Contractors. 018 717 346; 39 4088.

SLASHING: allotments, Emu Park, Kinka, Zilzie area.

Phone 39 6237.

SLASHING: Causeway, Kinka, Emu Park. $30 standard allotment. No travelling time. Larger lots by arrangement. Contact Peter, 39 6749 TELEVISION, Video, Audio and Antenna repairs.

Frank Richter, phone 39 2330.

TILING: quality work, reasonable price. Wall and floor.

Lindsay Jones. 39 4704.

UPHOLSTERER: All household furniture. Free pickup and delivery and free quotes. 39 1172, 39 3216.

VIDEO, TV and Audio repairs. Antenna supply and installation. Frank Richter, phone 39 2330.

WANTED TO BUY OLD violins, any condition. Phone Roger Buckmaster c/- Court Motel, Rockhampton 27 8277 until Sunday, May 30.

BOX trailer 6x4 also short shaft Mercury outboard leg and drive shaft. 39 5713 or 39 3370.

WANTED: AFL grand final tickets. Contact Drover.

PLUMBING SUPPLIES IRONS Sawmill and Hardware for plumbing sup-, plies. McBean Street. 39 3700.

MANUFACTURE REPAIRS MAINTENANCE

39 59441tRAI

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Capricorn Coast Mirror May 28 - June 3, 1993 - 17

TRADES and BUSINESSES

TRADES and BUSINESSES Mike Ferry

Jeff's

Builder

HANDYMAN

HOME MAINTENANCE Home repairs - you name it, I try it.

EMU PARK Reasonable rate -

39 6614

For all

CONCRETE WORK House Slabs • Footings Exposed Aggregate • Driveways • Patios

• New Homes • Renovations • Maintenance

ROCKBLOCK 34 McBean St, Yeppoon

39 7080

ELECTRICIAN Quality tradework guaranteed Cheap Rates • Reliable Service • Free Quotes

35 1285 CAPRICORN

Reg 23618/G2H

•

39 4984

all hours

CENTRAL QUEENSLAND

CONCRETORS House slabs • Formwork • Steel Fixing Suspended Floors • Stamped Concrete

39 3893

Phone Kim Salmond

Building • Masonry Block • Brick Carpentry • Formwork House restumping & Repair Phone Ron Hutton QBSA Lic 19661

33 6516 • FREE QUOTES •

Washing Machines • Refrigerators • Stoves

RV & JY Chappell - 39

ccwicomhz, munmsurio GENERAL MAIWITIMICE NEW WORK "

6786

de DRAINAGE ROOFING SEWERAGE SEPTIC TANKS

Lic. Plumber & Drainer General Maintenance, New Work, Domestic, Commercial, Industrial, Roofing, Sewerage, Septic Tanks,

GENERAL MAINTENANCE Homes - Businesses • Repairs • Cleaning • Pensioner Rates

• Antenna Installation • Additional TV and • Telephone Points

Yeppoon - Emu Park • 39

3337 24hrs

TILING SERVICE

Walls • Floors • Patios

39 6202

PLUMBING DRAINAGE CARPENTRY

• Lighting Design • Licenced Electrician

J.A.C. CONTRACTORS Nature's Helpers

YEPPOON READYMIX

(Specialising in all types of work

39 1813 Domestic & Commercial

CONCRETOR Foundations • Floors • Driveways Peter Bertalli Patios • Exposed Aggregate Stamped Concrete

39 2313

TILER CONCRETOR

All concrete requirements Foundations • House Slabs • Stone Pitching Exposed Aggregate Drives • Suspended Floors

CAPRICORN CONCRETE PUMPING Block Fills • Foundations • House Slabs

AVAILABLE All brick & block work • Quality assured

39 7182 BILL CRANE'S MOWING Yard Maintenance • Tree Trimming Gardens Renovated • Rubbish Removed SPECIAL RATES TO PENSIONERS Good reliable 7 day service Phone Bill

39 3214

BUILDER

WINDSCREEN

REPLACEMENTS

Maintenance & New Work Free Quotes • Pensioner Discounts

On site fitting at no extra cost Competitive Pricing • All work guaranteed

new houses • renovations • garages • carports

Your local windscreen specialist

39 2319

26 4031

DOZER HIRE

Caterpillar D6C

available for ...

Stickraking; Land Clearing; Pulling Regrowth; Ripping; Building; Dam Desilting; Pushing up Gravel Pits; Roadworks; Allotments cleared & Levelled; Survey Lines; Fence Lines; General property maintenance; Drawbar Work; Majestic Plowing; Forsyth Multiseeder

HIRE RATE: $55ph - 26 1466

CO Lattice

MOBILE PHONE

018 792753 or 39 6641

Quality Lattice made to any size, any shape Free advice, measure & quote Timber Fencing • Pergolas Gazebos • Retainer Walls No. 4, Shed 5, McBean St, Yeppoon (rear of old indoor cricket centre)

39 5917

a/h 39 5592; 39 3162

Phone Tony for a free quote

018 792823; 39 7834

CARPENTER Joiner For all your needs around the home Quality work/Qualified tradesman QBSA Lic No 43722 Free quotes

David, Kinka Beach - 39 6419 or mobile 018

387840

CARPENTER All home improvements & repairs Affordable rates - FREE QUOTES

38 8205

ROBERT KELLY

CABINET MAKER Kitchens • Vanities • Robes ... etc All work GUARANTEED with the BEST price in Town Shed 3, 44 McBean St

39 1066

a/h 39 7714

HOME MAINTENANCE Do you need the following fitted ...

• Air Conditioners • Doors • Windows or need repairs then ...

Ken Dawson 4 Arthur St Emu Park

Phone now BILL WILSON

39 1956

KEPPEL COAST

Reg'd Paver

PAVING. Contract • Domestic • Quality Work

Duwayne Keefe -

39 6272

GUARANTEED

and

Home Improvements

Driveways • Patios • Pathways

call a qualified carpenter

DC & LJ Warren available for all types of work including

No job too small Workmanship guaranteed

Stamped Concrete

anytime

MOBILE

QBSA 24250

LOOK !

Noel Clarke, Emu Park QBSA Lic 41913

39 4066

Phone Vince McKane

33 6505

STOVES • HOT WATER SYSTEMS

cnr Tanby Rd & Charles St

BRICKLAYER

Concrete Service

WASHING MACHINES • DRYERS F F 4644 ... for all electrical repairs R R E LEN KEILY'S E D APPLIANCE SERVICE G z Authorised Service Agent for ...

E E Kelvinator, Phillips, Kleenmaid, Rheem, Hoover, R S Hitachi, Simpson, Sanyo, Westinghouse

39

Hardware & Fabrications

Capricornia & Coastal

39 4469

Quality Work

39 6432

McBean Street, Yeppoon Ph 39 3700; Fax: 393008

FLOOR SANDING and POLISHING

Sprinkler Systems Bobcat Hire

283 102

IRONS SAWMILL • Trusses & Wall Frames • • Timber & Building Supplies • • All your hardware needs • • Free quotes given •

Darvans irvices

LANDSCAPES Waterfalls • Ponds Retaining Walls CREATIVE DESIGN Entertainment Areas

Col Millers

FREE QUOTES • 24 HOUR SERVICE OFFICE & WORKSHOP AT 18 McBEAN STREET, YEPPOON JR's

39 2330

39 6193

GARRY BETTIENS

H

FRANK RICHTER

Walls • Floors • Fix-up Jobs

39 5200 - a/h 33 6786 !A HI

TV & Audio Repairs

39 3371

APPLIANCE REPAIRS

BUILDER

VIDEO

Home Improvements Extensions • New Bathrooms Sun Decks • Renovations Maintenance • All Home Improvements

WE KEEP APPOINTMENTS Old Building Services Auth Lic. 023963. F G Beckinsale

39 6267

MOBILE

018 799428

• Qualified Tradesman • Established 30 years

18 - Capricorn Coast Mirror May 28 - June 3, 1993

BRIAN HOOPER REAL ESTATE

Phone BRIAN or BLOSSOM at ...

YOUR FAMILY AGENT - 39 3111

:4#111,1111

BUYS OF THE WEEK

VENDORS SAY SELL! This lake front home is well worth $200,000. Come and see for yourself. 3 bedrooms, brick construction. 2 lounges, 2 bathrooms, 4sq garage - 22sq of living. GIVEAWAY at $185,000 SOLE AGENCY - 40 squares of rural home, set on 25 acres overlooking valley. This quality home has few competitors. Extras include in-ground pool, cabana, large work shed. A must for inspection.

SOLE AGENCY - This delightful sea view home in Cooee Bay is now $8000 CHEAPER at $117,500. What's more- vendor will lease back at $150pw for 1 year if you so wish!

A TROPICAL PARADISE: This lha property with 3br, lowset brick home & 2 sheds is studded with palms & natives. Very peaceful & private & only mins from town centre. Well worth inspection at $179,000.

LOWSET 2br fibro home on double allotment 1219m2. Close to high school. Duplex development or possible units' site. Good buying at $92,500

GENUINE CASH BUYER wants 25 acre (or larger) property with brick home. Will pay to $185,000

3 NORMANBY ST, YEPPOON BARGAIN BUYS

CAN BE SOLD NOW OR AT AUCTION. OWNER CONSIDER TRADE REAL ESTATE

POSITION: Magnificent 4br brick home on 1230m2. Spacious, large rumpus & bar. Excellent sea views. Quality all the way. $265,000

C.C.R.E.

LISTINGS WANTED

2714 ACRES: Rural B, homesite, power, new 40x40 steel shed, bore. Good water & soil $88,500

MURRAY ESTATES Phone

39 3733

39 1639

Capricorn Coast Real Estate

ALLOTMENT: One and s half acres. Unbeatable sea views. All services. Won't find better. $87,000

Phone or fax John Bowen ...

a/h 39 4561

C.C.R.E. Capricorn Coast Real Estate

Yeppoon Real Estate

39 1639 (phone)

THIS IS DIFFERENT ...

Brand new brick home with 3 bedrooms, built-ins plus family room on 800m2 allotment. Top buying at $125,000 NOT A MISPRINT ... $115,000 buys this neat 3 bedroom brick home with carport. Perfect investment or first home.

QUALITY SAYS IT ALL ... in the finishes to this new 3 bedroom home with potential top extend. Set on over 1000m2. $140,000 SNEAK PR :VIEWS Two storey heritage-style home with en suite, double garage & future rumpus. Some sea views.

Nearing completion. This home could be yours now. $170,000 Glorious views from the front & rear patios of this 3 bedroom home under construction with 9ft ceilings & polished floors. A touch of yesteryear at $138,000 OLD PRICE IN A NEW ESTATE ...

This 700m2 plus allotment backs on to parkland reduced to $40,000 for quick sale.

A/h: Arthur Hof, 39 3743; Dale Close, 34 4380 Pam Middleton, 39 4819

39 5123

(fax)

AUCTION Saturday, May 29, 11am 26 Bright Street, Emu Park

rat

Woodwind Valley Rd, YEPPOON

For the best in Rural & Residential

BARRY KERR

now

Queensland Timber Homes specialising in Pole Homes 2 bedrooms -

NICK CALLIANIOTIS FRANCHISEE 11 James Street. 39 3788

3 bedrooms -

L. J. HOOKER

MORTGAGEE AUCTION - VACANT LAND 185 Farnborough Road - Saturday, May 29, 1pm • /555

North Wind

REAL EsrAr --

Professionally restored Queenslander on a large corner allotment. 5 spacious bedrooms, verandahs and sea views.

Contact Maurice: mobile 018 799663

IF-YEP1500N11

(/2 7/)

799635 anytime

OWNER SAYS SELL!! 2'/lac (1 ha), bore, power & minutes to Yeppoon. Reduced to $39,950 ONE LOOK WILL DO: Timber used to perfection. 3br, cathedral ceilings, wide cool verandahs all round. Great rural views, fireplace for those winter evenings. Fenced 1 ha. $190,000 DREAM STARTER: Brand new 3br brick on 760rn2 block. Carpets, driveways & turf. Your perfect first home ... or rental. $115,000 25ac WITH SHEDS, power, bores, rain tank, good soil & accommodation. $65,000 lac WITH TOWN WATER, power, phone, fully sealed & curbed road, fully treed, beautiful views. Close to Yeppoon schools.

Sole agent. $52,000 negotiable

Contact

KEAN

$68,000 $78,000

... on your land on poles HW & W/Bs, polished timber floors, exposed timber ceiling & rafters.

For free quote on your plan

Ray White

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1.04 hectares of prime land situated 3 kilometres from Yeppoon & walking distance to the main beach.

For further inquiries, contact: Auctioneer James Callianiotis a/h 39 1392; mobile 018 794970

11 James Street 39 3788

YEPPOON_

NICK CALLIANIOTIS FRANCHISEE

NEW BRICK DUPLEX - YEPPOON Brand new brick duplex that can be group titled.

Situated on a fully landscaped block at Taranganba, Yeppoon. An ideal investment as the units have a 6 year builders registration guarantee, excellent depreciation benefits & could be rented for $140pw each.

Talk to us today about this good returning, low maintenance property as the owner must have a quick sale.

TO BE AUCTIONED on site Sat, May 29 at 11am at 6 Toos Close, Yeppoon

OPEN FOR INSPECTION: Saturday from 10.30am

WIN DALLAS COSSAR

EAL ESTATE

FANTASTIC opportunity exists for a first home buyer or an astute investor to acquire this brand new 3br brick home just completed, on large allotment.

Ideal to commute Rocky or Yeppoon. The time has never been better for the buyer with interest rates the lowest in years & at this price you are way ahead. $105,000 TRANQUILITY, picturesque setting on an acre of land is this modern 3br home with verandahs on all sides. Beautifully presented home. 20'x20' lock-up shed. Value for money here! $119,000.

HOW'S THIS? 25 acres only minutes to the beach, sea views from back of block. Large shed, connected to electricity, caravan & annex, bore with pressure pump, storage shed, chook shed. Levey homesite.

Don't hesitate! Ring now for an inspection! Only... $65,000 CLOSE TO BEACH: Fantastic home to retire into is this immaculate lowset brick home with 3brs in quiet location. Everything including garden is 'spot on'.

Come & see what I mean! $155,000 BARLOWS HILL: Come & inspect these allotments with us in one of the most popular areas on the Capricorn Coast. They are protected from south easterly storms & yet maintain a beautiful cool sea breeze. The sea, island & mountain views are most pleasing from these 11 allotments starting from $37,250

39 5622

39 5533 a/h

$105,000 ...

Older family house in town. Close to schools and shop $47,500 ...

Large level block. Close to everything. 1093m2.

Fully serviced walk to Savemore. $90,000 ...

Add your own touch. Finish the house to sui' yourself plus 1 acre of land to grow your ov, vegies. $138,000 ...

Great value - big views of town & harbour. Brand new finished in 3 weeks. Highset with 3brs $102,000 ...

Lowset brick. Centrally situated. Well presented home that deserves your inspection. Phone now!

A/h: Bryan Bauer 393307; Craig Deasy 391050 Greg Bauer 39 6004; Julie McPherson 39 1649; Joan Edgar 39 3346.

THE PROFESSIONALS JO.ptidessionals Between Ambulance & Fire Station

Yeppoon - 39 3444

Normanby St, Yeppoon

3 /77 2

M C Mt

NEAT family home so close to the ocean you can hear the waves. 3brs, rumpus, double garage, etc. Good value. $139,000. Chris & Jenny's Real Estate. 39 5031 WE have a selection of brand new brick homes available in most price brackets. We suggest you inspect these before making a final decision. Chris & Jennys Real Estate. 39 5031

S

QBSA No. 12047

Your local SUNCORP agent

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INSPECT this spacious lowset 3br brick home with lock-up garage. Just painted inside & out.

Fenced at reat. A steal at $129,500 COME AND COMPARE WITH OTHERS

Suite 5, 16 Queen St, Yeppoon (cnr Hill & Queen Sts)

ph/Fax 39 5588 or 39 4812 or 018 794669

1410-Ft-

1 Normanby St - 39 2433; 39 2393

&32 .

Bryan Blanning 39 3137; mobile 018

RES 'C' ZONED BLOCK Automatic approval for 5 units - 100 metres to beach. Delightful sea views. $77,500

39 3111 ANYTIME

peaceful. Great family lifestyle. Charming lowset brick.

4br (ensuite) plus office. Fireplace in lounge. Great open plan design of enormous kit with plenty servery benches.

Large spa, 3-way bathroom. Large garage adjoins home with self cont guest room. Large 3 bay machinery shed.

(Toilet & shower). OPEN HOUSE - SUNDAY, noon.lpm

HIGHSET 3br home, new kitchen & carpets, fans, concreted under. Stone's throw to beach.

Price - $125,000

66 Farnborough Rd, Yeppoon

(OPP ANZ BANK)

AUCTION - TANBY ROAD Saturday, June 12 - 12pm --.14 Set on 25 acres. H'way frontage only 5mts town. So

BEACHFRONT: Highset 3br home, rumpus, screened, double garage, landscaped. Good condition and top position. Price - $139,000

4br HOME on 1 acre, screened, fans, solahart.

Good bore & soil. Short drive to town. $140,000

• SEA VIEW brick home with en suite and office. Was $137,000, NOW $132,000 • COOEE BAY: 2br wooden cottage close to beach. Suit retired couple. $79,500 • ABSOLUTE WATERFRONT unit, Todd Avenue. (Sole agency). Only $85,000 • 1 ACRE OF LAND approved for units.

Ready to start. Only $125,000 • 23/4 ACRES Res 'Er: Highway frontage land. $250,000 • BUSHLAND SETTING on Meikleville Hill. Attractive 2 storey, 3br brick home with ocean views & breezes. Pool. $155,000 • QUALITY UNIT: Central Yeppoon. Top ocean & town views. 3 level, 13 squares. • $125,000

BEACHFRONT HOME UNIT for sale. Unbelievable ocean views. $96,000. Vendor will guarantee 8% nett return for 1 year.

39 5088

15.8 ACR ES- end of Cranny's Road: Only 4 kms from Yeppoon PO. Exceptional views so view it today.

Offers accepted prior to auction on June 5. Phone Kevin Moore a/h 26 1634 CENTRAL YEPPOON - 2br cottage. Very well presented. Not acent to spend:Ideal hol iday cottage or one for grandma. Kevin Moore a/h 26 1634. $97,000 ono CENTRAL YEPPOON - 2br cottage on 1012 block: Needs TLC at $79,000. A must for first home buyer.

Kevin Moore a/h 26 1634.

BE QUICK!! Pole house - some views, quiet leafy culde-sac. An unbelievable $115,000. Phone Terri Brownlie. Now! 018 458 041 ESCAPE THE RAT RACE - 1 ha rural retreat. Dam, power, level homesite. $40,000. Phone Terri Brownlie 018 458 041 YESTERDAY MEETS TODAY: This '0 Queenslander' is just 2 years young, but exudes the charm of days past. Beautifully appointed, it features spacious living areas, 3 bedrooms, slate tiled bathroom with spa, & a salt chlorinated inground pool. All set on 11/2 acres of tropical gardens. If you're looking for quality, this is it. Ph Teni Brownlie 018 458 041

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39 7052 AUCTION - OPEN HOUSE

AUCTION

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PUBLIC AUCTION Deceased Estate Acting under instructions from the Public Trustee of Queensland We will offer for sale - on site - the property situated 9 Cathne Lane, Cooee Bay, Yeppoon.

PEACE and PRIVACY ASSURED Nestled in a tropical setting, this family home offers glorious sea views to the east & your own rain forest, complete with 200-year-old Moreton Bay Fig. To be auctioned ON SITE Sat, June 12, 11am.

20 Greer Street, Meikleville Hill.

Open for inspection Saturday 1-1.45pm.

Contact Sally Fairley a/h 39 1875

AUCTION - OPEN HOUSE

FIRST HOME BUYERS DELIGHT Centrally located 3br home, pre-loved by the same family for 14 years. Freshly painted ready for sale, perfect for a young family or a wise investment.

To be auctioned ON SITE 69A Whitman St, Saturday, June 12, 1pm Inquiries to Sally Fairley a/h 39 1875

OPEN HOUSE

Saturday, 12th June at 10.30am OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY: 11am - noon Further details, Bob Melaney, 39 5777, a/h 33 6790

BOB Kian, MELANEY'S Am:4r' REALTY

Pidessionalsj Superb position ... walking distance to beach

LAKE FRONTAGE 4br built-in home. Sparkling & modern large kitchen, lounge & bedrooms, front verandah overlooking the lake. 3 car storage. Rumpus, workshop, toilet & shower & icing on the cake is a big high boat shed.

To be auctioned on June 5, 11am ON SITE 23 Ware Street, Causeway OPEN HOUSE Sunday 12-12.45pm

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS AGAIN! A choice of hard-to-find 3br melern brick units in prime location in low maintenance tropical garden setting. Expected retum of $145pw or comfortable easy care living. Offers over $95,000 considered.

Inspect Saturday 1-2pm, Scenic Drive Lammermoor (opp squash courts). Ken Barltey a/h 39 1875

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TO RENT TWO bedroom furnished unit. Seafront. $1 40pw.

Phone 39 5682 PERSON to share 3br home. 395753. Ask for Keith TWO, 2br fully furn flats, lock-up garage. Quiet Yeppoon area. $1 1 Opw plus bond & $1 20pw plus bond. 39 5570.

THREE bedroom brick home available. $170pw.

Dallas Cosser Real Estate. 39 5622

COAST RENTALS

OPEN HOUSE There is not a thing out of place in this manicured garden. 3brs, ensuite, miles of b/is, private courtyard & BBQ. 'You could eat your dinner off the floor'. We would give this a 5 star rating inside & outside complement each other. Beach living at its best & value for money at $155,000

OPEN HOUSES JUST COMPLETED ... and gorgeous: Colonial style new home. Stunning decor, great position. If you are looking for something tastefully different, it could be perfect.

Open for inspection - Skelton Drive, Yeppoon. Caturday, 12-12.45pm.

Call Sally Fairley a/h 39 1875 UNSURPASSED VIEWS: Large 4br, 2 bathroom home with exceptional living areas.

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AUCTION ON SITE - June 5, 12.30pm 2 Daffcroft Street, Lammermoor OPEN HOUSE: Sat & Sun 2-2.45pm COOL. COMFORTABLE & CLASSY Enjoy a relaxing afternoon drink in the shade of wide cool patios. Invite your friends - there are 4brs & 2 bathrooms to ease the squeeze, even sep guest acc. Inspection will delight the most discerning buyer. Inquiries Gavin Melaney a/h 33 6575

IVEY PARK ESTATE Taranganba BIRDS, TREES, PEACE & COMFORT Relax on large deck overlooking reserve. Gourmet kit, lounge, dining, bedrooms, b/ins, fenced gardens.

To be auctioned on June 19, 3pm at 6 Cottonwood Place, Taranganba.

OPEN HOUSE: Saturday 3-4pm Jude Gambling a/h 39 5300

Imagine yourself in your own home on one of these beautifully timbered, fully serviced, level building blocks situated within an easy walk of Lammermoor beach and close to Taranganba School.

Land area ranges from 600m2 - 839m2 and could be affordably yours from $38,500.

Land prices are on the increase, so don't delay ...

See Sally Fairley ON SITE Saturday 3.30-5pm

ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY Here's your chance to own this prestigious position on Wreck Point, overlooking Cooee Bay right across to the Keppels. This large family home has three built-in bedrooms, open plan lounge & dining, front & rear patios, pergola, extra bathroom, double garage & lots more ... all with that outstanding view.

FOR SALE NOW, or by PUBLIC AUCTION 98 Matthew Flinders Drive, Wreck Point • ON SITE 19th June, 11am Open House: Saturday, 5th June, 11am-noon; Sunday, 13th June, 2-3pm Contact Craig Deasy a/h 39 1850. Mobile (018) 791704

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BACKHOE TIP TRUCK & WATER TRUCK HIRE Exp. owner-operator Supply materials 7 days-a-week • anywhere - anytime Kevin Cooke

34 4575 Mobile 018 792878

GARAGE SALES GIANT garage sale this Saturday from 10am. Lots of children's and household items. Clothes, plants, cakes, packing boxes, fish tank glass, toys and more. Emu park Kindergarten, Arthur St, Emu Park.

SATURDAY 7am, 9 Redman Street, Emu Park. Beds, cupboards, gas wall oven, venetian blinds, electric pump, mower, washing machine, student's desk, much more.

HOUSEHOLD items; encyclopaedias; carport; whipper snipper; dressing tables; coffeetables; many more.

Everything must go. Owners moving interstate. 2/50 Arthur St. 39 5438. 9am-5.30pm, Friday & Saturday.

ANTIQUE piano, saddles, bridles, household furniture, knick-knacks. Maple Court flats, Oak St. 394564.

SATURDAY not before 7am. 6 Eros Street, Yeppoon.

Various items.

MONSTER crockery, glassware, jewellery, garden shed, oxy-set, tools, cane, radiogram, records, chandeliers, Tiger pressure cookers, boat, dinghy, garden ornaments. 3 Dolphin Cres, Yeppoon. Saturday, May 29 through week after. 8am.

• SATUR DAY: 6 Cordingly Street, Yeppoon.8am. Good stuff. 39 3337.

SATURDAY: 34 Kiama Avenue, Bangalee. Assorted goods; plants; furniture.

This space could be advertising your business.

Cost? $13.80 Phone 39 5555

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G. G. J. C. GIVES CLOSE SCRUTINY 'TO HOBBY HORSE DRAW • By Bruce McGregor DRAW for starting times in the 13th Annual Hobby Horse Derby was undertaken on the weekend, under the close scrutiny of the GGJC (Girl Guides Jockey Club).

A total of 74 nominations gives a balance of talent, and contains an interesting mix of 'old' stayers and 'new' hopefuls. The contestants appear to have timed their preparation well, and records are expected to tumble. Beaman Park Racecourse is in great condition, with rain making it a picture. All skill levels will be suited to this track.

Other attractions for the Carnival Race-day are also in top shape. The range of stalls is impressive, camel rides, train rides and kids komer provide entertainment, and add to the morning of fun and excitement 4R0 Big Band will definitely be here to keep things rolling along.

Form guider expects the competition to be intense, as he has seen many who have been excelling in work-outs. Some have concentrated on sprint work, while others have tried to build up strength.

Form Guider insists no outright favourite has emerged, but reckons the only sure bet is the morning will be an eventful one, and should not be missed.

Heat 1: 1st Novice Hcp is underway at 9am. Rocking Rebel (The Rocking Horse) is not likely to be All Bonkered Up (Bonkers), and won't race like Legless Chooks I (KFC). Sand Crab (Global Seafoods) won't be running sideways either, as he goes for Rotary's Revenge (Yeppoon Rotary Club). But who could go past Love You, Mr Hooker (L1 Hooker, Yeppoon)? - one for I NM IM 111111111•1 I=

Heat 6, The Bob Jeacocke Challenge, promises to live up to its name. A Secret Import is riding for Yeppoon State School, and it might be the Stah (St Andrews Hospital) of the day. But old faithful - well, not so old Pacific Terrific (Pacific Hotel) will give Good & Plenty (Good, & Plenty) to supporters. Kathy's Pride (Denhams, Yeppoon) will not be dented easily, but defending champion Hyper (Keppel Coast Gym) is on a high as she prepares for overseas conquests.

At this time, racing will be temporarily interrupted to officially welcome Girl Guides State Commissioner Ann Fletcher to Yeppoon. It is indeed an honour to have such a high-ranking dignitary visit us.

To mark the occasion, Member for Keppel Vince Lester and Livingstone Shire chairman Cr Barbara Wildin. are entering the spirit of Hobby Horse racing, and will have a 'race-off'. At this stage, we are not sure whether Vince will hop backwards or whether Barbara will be on a hobby horse or a camel. Ann Fletcher will be the starter for this special celebrity feature race.

Ned Warren Classic at 10.30am should indeed be a classic. Radish (Yeppoon State School) will need to stay Off The Rails (Railway Hotel) or he will get more than just a Scratch 'n Dint (Yeppoon Panel 'n Paint). Bayview Towers' entry will run like a blazing Inferno - but Bunkers (Yeppoon Golf Club) has brought many a good run to an end. Previous champion, Disco Duck (Commonwealth Bank) has good form, so get with the strength.

A big field will hear the Lion's Roar (Yeppoon Lions Club) as even the Irbnman (Yeppoon Surf Lifesaving Club) will tremble in the Beaman Park Flying. Wodney (Aussie Hot Bread) is set to run the wace of his life. It's a Phar Lap (Brian Hooper Real Estate) for a Country Nag (Country Bake) just down at the Coast for Lunchtime (Club Hotel). Expect a good showing from Bushido (The Mill Gallery).

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FOR SALE

(..._70R SALE SEGA Master System II. 2 games: Shinobi, Double Dragon. EC. $110. 39 3523.

SNOWFLAKES, African Violets, Gazanias in flower at Budget Nursery, off Emu Park-Rockhampton Rd at Coorooman.

FISH tank (aft) on pine stand with cabinet, includes lots of accessories $320 ONO. 39 1955 or 39 1774.

CHEAP, pre-loved clothes. Tuesday-Friday, 9am3pm. Saturday specials 9am-noon. 18a McBean Street KEYS cut at Green's Hardware, Emu Park, from $2.50 each. 39 6237.

FIREWOOD split and delivered. Hollow log planters and tree lopping. 38 8227

LOST AND FOUND RINGS or coins missing? Phone 39 1640 for metal detector assistance. Reasonable rates.

LOST your dog? ContactLivingstoneShire dog officer, 018 792036 or call LSC depot during week.

WORK WANTED CARPENTER available, renovations & repairs at reasonable rates. Phone Sam Crow, 39 4587 or 39 3065.

LAWNS mowed. Reasonable rates. No job too small.

Phone Ken, 39 6476 CHILD-MINDING or ironing done my home in Cooee Bay. Call Maxine, 39 5552.

RUBBISH removal, professional edging, fence clearing. Free quotes. Jim, 39 3735.

CARPENTER: No job too big or small. Builders Lic No 041120. Patrick Kirwan, 39 2389.

BAZZA'S Mowing Service for all garden maintenance.

Phone 39 6255.

HANDYMAN Services (inc Des' Housecleaning) for home & garden maintenance. Free quotes, 39 7110.

CONCRETE floors placed and finishing, 39 7588, 39 5448, 39 4134 night-time.

NEED a handyman? Phone 39 3389.

TERRY and Dallas McMullen: tree lopping, fencing & yard building. Please phone 33 6144 & leave message.

HOME maintenance, repairs, mobile welding, etc. 'hone 39 5503 or 39 2342.

CLEANING, ironing, babysitting. Reasonable rates.

Phone 39 5139.

Jeff Schweikert

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MAXI & MINI LOADS Woodchip • Pine Bark Soils • Sand • Sawdusts, etc Phone Jack

the ladies, this one.

2yo Stakes at 9.15am will see a close finish. Yeppoon Seagulls (Rugby League Club) appear to have hit form and could be worth a bet. Rosslyn (Rosslyn Bay Kiosk) has been training hard on the beach, and will be trying for a Jump Start (Keppel Bay Motors), but doesn't appear to have the LSD (Livingstone Shire Council). It is Nabby (National Australia Bank) who has attracted the big money, but the Top Bet (TAB, Yeppoon) is mountain-bred Mary's Mount (St Brendan's College).

Heat 3 is an early chance to see the form of the fillies.

Although old faithful Lioness Lizzy (Yeppoon Lioness Club) has been working hard, it looks like the entry from Kidz Club will make it Child's Play. Legless Chooks Ill (KFC) is sure to find the running tough. A newcomer to the Coast, Cantering Catholic (St Brendan's College), could come in on a prayer, but Scope's Hope (Yeppoon Scope Club) is the best each-way chance.

Alan Murdoch Hcp is scheduled for 9.40am. In this, The Rhinestone Cowboy riding Busted Bronco (ANZ Bank) is sure to attract the interest, but has been running like Legless Chooks II (KFC) in training. Galloping Pharmacist (Stewart and Brunun, Chemists) seems to have the right prescription, but don't be surprised if this one is a Photo Finish (Keppel Art & Framing) between graceful Aerial Swan (Yeppoon Aussie Rules Club) and sparkling Sapphire (Yeppoon Kindergarten), the defending champion.

The Glyn Wycth wfa is going to provide High Interest (Metway Agency, Yeppoon). In fact, you could Scout-About (Yeppoon Scout Group) for a long time' before you'd see a better Swans' Mark (Yeppoon Aussie Rules Club). Denham's Dasher (Denham's, Yeppoon) has a big following, and might send the bookies Bankrupt (CapricorniaCredit Union). Nevertheless, Bloomin' Good (Barmaryee Nursery) is lookin' good.

39 3957 - 018 799212

Screened Lantana

TOP SOIL Crusher Dust • Landscaping Rocks

39 5578 - 018 799335

GLASSTOP dining room suite, 4 or 6 chairs. Al condition. $350. Phone 39 4129.

EARTHWORMS for gardens, compost, bait, aquariums. Cooberrie Worm. 39 7755 alh.

CAPCOASTConputers: IBM compatibles; hardware; software; all associated equipment and word processing service available. Phone Brad Moses, 33 6271.

LATTICE $20 sqm; pergolas; bridges; playground equipment; cabby houses. A & S Timbers. 39 4937.

LADIES. Linen party plan now available. Do your shopping from home. Phone business hours Deidre, 39 4425; after hours Judy, 391925. )000( large bottles $1.50 dozen. Coastal Re-cyclers.

Phone 39 7141.

HANDMADE baby & toddlers items for sale. Specialising in baby showers. All inquiries welcome. 33 6803.

LOCAL paintings, pottery, china painting, wood turning, craft. Paint Pot Gallery, Town Hall, Yeppoon. Open 9.30am to 4.30pm daily.

COMPUTER sales, service, repairs and assistance.

John Briggs, JB Computing. 39 5500.

STRONG flower plants in 5" pots only cost $2 each at the Potted Garden, cnr Farnborough Road and Smith Street, Yeppoon, any time except Friday, Saturday mornings. 39 4653.

LAMBSKINS (medical quality), mothercare products, parenting books and baby carriers ... from Nursing Mothers. Sandra, 39 5877.

FOR SALE

FOR SALE GRACE Cosmetics skin care. Natural, botanical, not animal tested. Success' weight management; Pro-Ma Performance Automotive Products. Contact Henry and Vera Timms, Adelaide Park Road. 39 3587.

SPLIT stringy bark posts and iron bark rails. 39 4048.

HOME brew supplies available Green's Hardware, 39 6237. Hill Street, Emu Park.

PAVERS, Pavers, Pavers. Capricorn Rockblock, McBean Street 39 3893.

in first year. Fresh flowers & vegetables, seedlings, every Thursday. Barmaryee Nursery open ThursdaySunday, public holidays, Sam-6pm. Barmaryee Road, Yeppoon. (Off old Rockhampton Road). 391137.

KOPPERS Logs: 35% off sleepers; 15% off outdoor pine garden stakes. A & S Timbers. 39 4937.

SINGLE wardrobe. $80. Very good cond. Ph 39 4886.

WELL established Queen palms, American cotton and Chinese fan. 391974, Sundays only.

AFL grand final fEkets. Contact Phil Munro.

PHOSPHATE-free Dominant laundry products, all Australian. Ring Helen on 39 4255 or 27 7529 SIMPSON Delta automatic, medium size washing machine. $200.39 7773.

Large range

Grevilleas • Melaleucas • Callistemons • Indoor/Outdoor Palms Fuschias • Proteas • Ferns • Bougainvillea

THIS WEEKEND past the brickworks, Yeppoon MD & DR Watters

LAWNS MOWED

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Gardens maintained • Rubbish removed Reliable Service all year

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Tree Removal Lawn Mowing Rubbish Removal 39 1571

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We supply & lay at your convenience Pick up any amount anytime

39 7191 (7 days)

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Edging Shrubs Trimmed

Reasonable Rates

39 4917

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TAN BY SOIL and GRAVEL Screened Lantana Scrub Soil

Road Base • Clean fill • Allotments filled Concreting Sand & Gravel Mix • Crusher Dust

39 7132

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

Mrs A's Secondhand Antiques Goods Bought & Sold • Open 7 days

66 Farnborough Rd - 39 1135 26 Jeffries Street - 39 4841

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CAMERAS: secondhand, all types. Omega Optics, 22a East Street, Rockhampton. 22 2791.

GARDEN edging, fence palings, BBQ tables. A & S Timbers, 39 4937.

POTTERY and other crafts ... Pots Plus, Sands Arcade. 39 5628.

FABRICS at cost & below. 40% off discontinued manchester. Fashion in the Making, 26 James Street, Yeppoon 39 4425.

GRACE Cosmetics. All natural botanical skincare and easy weight management $1.80 per day. Free facials.

Independent distributor. 391916.

MAKITA circular saw, 9". VGC. New blade. $150.

Phone 39 3370.

SAPPHIRE Dragon Tree, very fast growing, up to 10ft

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At 10.55am, Tom Osborne Stakes gives the last heat for the fillies, and promises to be a show-piece. Toni Tooth on Filly Fluoride (Yeppoon Dental Protection Association) will sparkle like Jewels (J & Y Scoffin, Jewellers). Gertie's Galloper (Yeppoon Nursing Home) and Book Bounder (Yeppoon Library) have widely contrasting styles, while Beaches Bistro's entry is Hot 'n Spicy. But look for the Kodak Express (Kodak Express Centrestage) to come rattling home.

Heat 10, the Golden Gough 10,000. Sparky (Yeppoon Auto Electrics) is going to ignite in this one. and will get plenty of coverage in Newsprint (Capricorn Newsagency). Herb's Hope (Minter Motors) will be that 'The Wog' (Keppel Coast Gym) takes a Tropicana Dive (Tropicana Dive), so that there will be plenty of Kitchen Kapers (Yeppoon Kitchens). But for a saving bet, take the Keppel Coast Gym in the Daily Double.

In the 3yo Classic, The Mexican Walking Fish (Yeppoon Pet and Aquarium) could be out of his depth, unless there are a few Swifties (Strand Hotel) pulled to get the Yeppoon Fire Brigade to Turnout in force. CWA Flyer (CWA) has all that Country Goodness (Morgan's Bakeries) in his preparation, but will need to watch for the radar of Kepol (Yeppoon Police Social Club). Someone could be blowing into a bag in this one. Beware The Loan Arranger (Westpac), a good each way bet.

11.35am heralds a new event, Chilman-Scott Golden Slipper. Trackwork suggests that Gliderol (Yeppoon Glass) has been Going Troppo (Troppo's Outdoor Setting) over all the Red Tape (Government Agency).

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22 - Capricorn Coast Mirror May 28 - June 3, 1993

GUIDE LEADERS IN HOBBY HORSE Ladies' four ball aggregate stroke • CONTINUED FROM PAGE 21 Guide Leaders. To protect the innocent, only racing names have yet been submitted. I'm assured this one will be a cracker - but Paramedics will be on stand-by.

Fancy Nancy thinks You've Gotta Be Joking, Carole, but Estelle'll Be In It. I Don't Know, Vivienne whether the Ace (Coleen) can stop the Wagggs (Stephanie).

Semi-finals will be used if needed for elimination purposes. The Powder Puff Plate (the final of the fillies), is scheduled to take place at 12.35pm. This gruelling race will see the first two place-getters from each of the Maiden Handicaps vying for the 'big one'.

The prestigious Hobby Horse Cup (winners of the nine men's heats - or place-getters from the semis) should get under way by 12.50pm - but not before you are given the chance to become a part 'owner' of the finalist of your choice, under the direction of the Coast's top caller, John Milroy.

Heat 1, 1st Novice Hcp, 9am: Rocking Rebel; Rotary's Revenge; Sand Crab; Legless Chooks I; All Bonkered Up; Love You, Mr Hooker.

Heat 2, 2yo Stakes, 9.15am: LSD; Nabby; Top Bet; Mary's Mount; Jump Start; Rosslyn; Seagulls.

Heat 3, Maiden Hcp 1st division, 9.30am: Lioness Lizzy; Scope's Hope; Child's Play; The Cantering Catholic; Legless Chooks III. Heat 4, Alan Murdoch Hcp, 9.40am: Legless Chooks II; Aerial Swan; Sapphire; Photo Finish; The Galloping Pharmacist; The Rhinestone Cowboy.

Heat 5, Glyn Wyeth wfa, 9.50am: Swan's Mark; Scout-About; Bankrupt; Denham's Dasher; High Interest; Bloomin' Good; Black Sole.

Heat 6, Bob Jeacocke Challenge, 10am: Secret Import; Hyper; Good & Plenty; Pacific Terrific: Stah; Kathy's Pride.

Welcome to Ann Fletcher, State Commissioner of Girl Guides.

Ann Fletcher Celebrity feature, 10.15am: Vince Lester, MLA v Cr Barbara Wildin.

Heat 7. Ned Warren Classic, 10.36am: Off Tice Rails; Radish; Bunkers; Inferno; Scratch'n Dint; Disco Duck.

Heat 8, Beaman Park Flying, 10.45am:Wodney; Lunchtime; Bushido; Lion's Roar; Country Nag: Phar Lap; !roman.

Heat 9, Torn Osborne Stakes, 10.55am: Genie's Galloper; Hot'n Spicy; Kodak Express; Toni Tooth on Filly Fluoride; Book Bounder; Jewels.

Heat 10, Golden Gough 10,000, 11.05am: Sparky; Kitchen Kapers; Newsprint; The Wog; Tropicana Dive; Herb's Hope.

Heat 11, 3yo" Classic, 11.20ant Turnout; Country Goodness; Swiftics; Kcpol; CWA Flyer, Mexican Walking Fish; The Loan Arranger.

Heat 12, Chilman-Scott Golden Slipper, 11.35am: Gliderol; Keppel Surprise; Going Tropp(); Red Tapc ; Rocking Romeo; Beaters Beauty.

Coleen Bignell Invitational Sprint, 11.50am: Ace; Wagggs; Fancy Nancy; I Don't Know; You've Gotta Be Joking; I'll Be In IL Participants: Stewart & Brumm Chemists (Galloping Pharmacist); Yeppoon Rotary Club (Rotary's Revenge); St Brendan's College (Mary's Mount); St Brendan's College (Cantering Catholic, PP); PGH (Keppel Surprise); Pacific Hotel (Pacific Terrific, PP); Yeppoon State High School (Beutel's Beauty); Yeppoon Lions Club (Lion's Roar); Global Seafoods (Sand Crab); Rosslyn Bay Kiosk (Rosslyn); Commonwealth Bank (Disco Duck); Club Hotel(Lunch Time); YeppoonlCindergarten(Sapphire);Minter Motors (Herb's Hope); Yeppoon Golf Club (Bunkers); Yeppoon State Primary School (Radish); Barkers (All Bunkered Up); Yeppoon Nursing Home (Genie's Galloper, PP); KFC (Legless Chooks I); KFC (Legless Chooks II); KFC (Legless Chocks III, PP); Yeppoon Police Social Club (Kepol); Livingstone Shire Council (LSD); Yemmun Scope Club (Scope's Hope, PP); Yeppoon Fire Station (Turn-Out); Country Bake (Country Nag); Kodak Express Centrestage (Kodak Express. PP); Yeppoon Lioness Club (Lioness Lizzy, PP); Bayview Towers (Inferno); L.1 Hooker, Yeppoon (Love You, Mr Hooker); J and Y Scoffin, Jewellers (Jeweils, PP); National Australia Bank (Nabby); Medway Agency, Yeppoon (High Interest); Yeppoon Pet and Aquarium (Mexican Walking Fish); Morgan's Bakeries, (Country Goodness); Yeppoon ScoutGroup (Scout-About); Railway Hotel (Off The Rails); Yeppoon Dental Protection Association (Tony Tooth on Filly Fluoride, PP); TAB, Yeppoon (Top Bet); Yeppoon State School (Secret Import, PP); Government Agency (Red Tape); Keppel Art & Framing (Photo Finish); St Andrews Hospital, Yeppoon (Stah, PP); Yeppoon Auto Electrics (Sparky); Yeppoon Glass (Gliderol); Yeppoon Kitchens (Kitthen Kapers); Denham's (Kathy's Pride, PP); Denham's (Denham's Dasher); Capricomia Credit Union (Bankrupt); Capricorn Newsagency (Newsprint); Beaches Bistro (Hot 'n Spicy, PP); Keppel Coast Gym (Hyper, PP); Strand Hotel (Swiftie); Brian Hooper Real Estate (Phar Lap); Kidz Cubby (Child's Play, PP); Yeppoon Surf Lifesaving Club (tronman); Yeppoon Library (Book Bounder, PP); Koppel Bay Motors (Jump Stan); Yeppoon Panel 'n Paint (Scratch 'n Dint); Good & Plenty (Good & Plenty, PP); Aussie Hot Bread (Wodney); The Rocking Horse (Rocking Romeo); The Rocking Horse (Rocking Rebel); Koppel Coast Gym (The Wog); Barmaryee Nursery (Bloomin' Good); Tropicana Dive; ANZ Bank (Rhinestone Cowboy riding The Busted Bronco); CWA (CWA Flyer); The Mill Gallery (Bushido); Troppo'sOutdoor Setting (Going Troppo); Yeppoon Aussie Rules Football Club (Swans' Mark); Yeppoon Aussie Rules Football Club (Aerial Swan); Westpac (The Loan Arranger); Yeppoon Rugby League Club (Seagulls); Johns Shoe Repairs (Black Sole).

Donations: Capricomia Plumbing & Drainage; A & S TunberProducts;Pat's Pie Van; PRD Realty (Bob Melaney); Seaspray Units; Pacific Star, Robert Harris & Co; James Bubb & Co; Dr P Harris; Yeppoon Tackle & Sports; Regent Snack Bar; Hansen's Carpets & Curtains; Yeppoon Tyre Service; Yeppoon Exhausts & Mechanical Repairs; Capricorn Printing; Yeppoon Small Motor Service; Lester Findlay, Electrician; Driftwood Units (D J & M Wilson); Beachsidc 66; Mike Walter & Associates; Capricorn Fruit Supplies (Tyrers); Bay Vacationer; Vietnam Legion Veterans Association - Capricorn; Young's Coaches; Beasley's Auto Electrics; Wide Bay Capricorn; Sue Weston, Optometrist; Roger & Merle Mason; Australian Airlines; John Richardson; Yeppoon Lions Club; Yeppoon Lioness Club; Yeppoon Stodcfeed; Wide Bay Capricorn; Studio Girl; Dave Woodward; Keppel Art & Framing; Glyn Wyeth; Capricorn Newsagency; Kodak Express Centrestage; Club Hotel; TAB; Capricorn Coast Mirror; Stewart & Brumm, Chemists; AB Amusements; John Dowic Buses; Bonkers; Morning Bulletin (Lyn Stephens); Yeppoon High School (P Cook); Yeppoon Golf Club; Murray Hodge Pro Shop;

YEPPOON Lady Golf members contested last Tuesday's four-ball aggregate stroke competition at Yeppoon golf course.

In a field of 41 players the winners with 146 nee were Althea Vaughan and Margaret Stevenson. They each received trophies given by long-standing club members, Stella Haskins and Joyce Keyes.

Runners-up were Gladys Scharf and Wendy Thiele on 148 nett.. The run down was Margaret Parsons, Gwen Dawson 148, Stella Haskins, Joyce Keyes 150, Val Cox and Pam King 151. Pinshots winners were: proshot, first shot on no 6, Joyce Keyes, Meryl Hutton, Janene Ward, Cassie Freeman, Betty Tyrer and Sybil Moore; all grades, third shot on no 12, Barbara Saunders (1 m 18cm); division 1, 0 - 26, second shot on no 16, Nicki Hunt (in the hole); division 3, 36 - 45, fourth shot on no 2, Betty Tyrer (3m 76cm). A raffle donated by Stella Haskins and Joyce Keyes was won by Enid O'Toole. Second draw was won by Lorna Quigley.

President Enid O'Toole welcomed two visitors, Barbara Saunders and BrendaJones of McLeod Country Club, Brisbane.

A club spokesperson said Ycppoon players did well te last Friday's Capricorn Country Club Open.

"In the coastal zone pennants, Yeppoon finished sec2"-ond to Capricorn Country Club with 14 points. The overall results were very close -Capricorn Country Club 40 points, Yeppoon and Rockhampton 39 points and Emu Park 38 points.

"Individual winners were: Avis Aird (C-grade, 27 holes gross, 142); Margaret Dunphy (B-grade, 27 holes grass, runner-up); Glenda Mugridee (A-grade, 9 hole nett).

Anna Leet won second prize in the raffle. Carol Greasley won the encouragement award.

"Tomorrow, Saturday there will be a single stroke event and on Sunday a single standard scratch.

"Next Tuesday, June 1, is the monthly medal-puttingQLGU brooch and Intemation bowl.

"On Monday, May 31 and Tuesday, June 1,10 Yellow ladies will represent the club in two teams in pennant match play at the Capricorn International Resort.

"They will compete against teams from Mackay, Bargara. Wide Bay and Rockhanipton."

Single stroke for. Emu Park, Zilzie • ABOVE: Guide Amy Busteed and Brownie Ellie Morgan helped draw the hobby horse barriers for the Girl Guides Hobby Horse Derby on Saturday in Beaman Park.

Mery Davis. Electrician; Rosslyn Bay Fisherman's Co-op; Global Seafood; Beaches Bistro; Great Koppel Island Services; KFC; Yeppoon Police Station; Paint Pot Gallery; Grahame & Judy Himing; Bell Signs; Come Bay Store; Sea Breeze Servo; Keppc1 Markets; Pacific Hotel; Downtown Video; Yellow Door Bookshop; Yeppoon Fire Station; Yeppoon Ambulance; Pizza Pi7.7271.; Country Bake; RockhamptonCollege ofTA FE;S ES:.1runes Street Butcher, BP Yeppoon; Bayview Tower; Wapparaburra Haven; Keppel Kampout; Antics, The Family Jeweller (City CenAre); Mandy Wishart; CK Motors; Mickey Q Hair Design; Sharp Image Hair Design; Kali Seafoods; Stereo Heaven; Fashions in the Making; Beauty By The Sea; She's Apples; Tanhy Roses; H W Findlay Pty Ltd; National Australia Bank; Capricomia Credit Union; Savemore News; McDougall's Shoes (Yeppoon); Murph's Sight 'n Sound; Morgan's Bakeries; Yeppoon Jewellery Service; Big Rooster; Rainbow Cinema; Crave Bay Marine; Gary Anderson's Earthmoving; Denhams; A J Ralston; Rockman's; Angliss (Savemore); Brats 'n Snits; Flower Coast; Mctway Ycppoon; Yeppoon Travel; McCafferty's Coaches; Club Crocodile; Railway Hotel; Higgins Pharmacy/Savemore Pharmacy; White's Travel (Yeppoon); WIN TV; McDonald's Restaurant; Strand Hotel; Yeppoon Shells & Gills; Capricorn Coast Casuals; Rick's 1 Hour Photos; Rainbow Video; J & Y Scoffm, Jewellers; Capricorn International Resort; Mrs A's Secondhand & Antiques; Causeway Lake Store; Capricorn Ornamentals; Salon 24; Gallipoli's Restaurant; Pots Plus; KC's Hairsvorx; D's Coffee Lounge; Rainbow Cinema; Waves Cafe; Barbara McDonald, Plants; Harley Davidson Tours; 1Crugers Fashions; Rose Cullen; Yeppoon Pet & Aquarium; Pam's Furnishings; Tropicana Dive; Images of Ycppoon; Capricorn Coast Fashions; Earle's Paint & Paper, Ender Agencies; E N Symons & Son; ANZ; Coastal BBQ; Aussie Hot Bread; Minter Motors; White's Travel & Bellevue Hotel, Brisbane; White's Travel & Raddison Apartments, Brisbane; Lorraine Coombes; Woody's Supermarket; Nev Welfare, Mobil Service Station; Rockhampton Squash Bowl; Capricorn Rockblock; John's Shoes Repairs; The Rock Building Society.

CAPRICORN DARTS CAPRICORN Darts results of games played on Monday, May 24: A-grade, Heroes, Rocky defeated Railway Renegades, Yeppoon, 7-4; Roy Countryman 3fm, 4ton; Scott Lynch 2fin, 3ton;Brian Pidd 2fm, lion; Peter Gill 3ton; Dave Rofe 2fin, 2ton; Bany Ellis 2ton; Bill Gaut 4fin, 8ton.

C-grade, Pine Beach, Emu Park defeated Kabra Hotel 7-5; Bruce Owens 3fin, 2ton; Pete YowYeh 3fm, 2ton; Mick HucLson2firt2ton;Jeff Pickering 2fin, 1ton; Jack Ince 2fm, Iron; Key Draper I fin, 2ton.

Norths 1, Rocky defeated Railway Rollers, Yeppoon 10-2; Eric McClennon lfin, lton; Chris Barber 2fin, 2ton; Celia Smith 1 fin; Tracey Barber lton; Tammy Lemke I fin.

F-grade, Railway Rogues, Yeppoon defeated Allies 3, Rocky, 9-3; Jim Busbridge 3fin; Joe Van Der Linde 5fm, lton; Bob Phipps 1ton; Garry Weeks 3fm, 3ton; Dave Gardner Ifni, 3ton; Jenny Mackie 21m.

G-grade, J Squad, Rocky defeated Railway Rejects, Yeppoon (Yeppoon Glass) 8-4; Bruce Greig 36n; Jacquie Greig 2fm. I ton; Ray Smith 2fin, 1ton; Ivan Snelgar 1ton.

GYM ANNUAL MEET A RECENT well attended Keppel Coast Gymnastic Club annual general meeting has officials confident of consistent club growth and interest.

A club spokesperson said before the formalities outgoing president Robert Harris handed down his report for the previous year.

"The main point of his report was to outline and update members on the developments of the club's new gymnasium - a place to call home," the spokesperson said.

"The club is working closely with the Ycppoon Show Society which may result in a joint venture to construct a building within the showgrounds.

"The building fund received a tremendous boost recently with a pledge of $10,000 from Yeppoon Community Charity Markets," she said.

"The past committee has also made applications to Livingstone Shire Council, various government departments and Breakwater Casino Community Benefit Fund for financial support and await the outcome of these applications."

Mr Harris continued by thanking his support net-. work of committee members, coaches, and committee members before calling for nominations for all positions for 1993-1994.

The new elected committee is: president Robert Harris, vice president Sue Wright, secretary Danny Moyle and treasurer Lyle Robb.

EMU Park Golf Club played Zilzie in a single stroke competition this week.

Winners for Zilzie were Betty Sleeman on 72 nett with runner-up Olive Phillips on 83 nett. Pinshots were won by Betty Sleeman on 3 and 12 and Isabelle Bunny on 7 and 16.

Emu Park winner was Mary Lester on 70 nett in countback from Josic Manion. Pinshots were won by Gay Capell on 1 and 10 and Mary Lester on 9 and 18.

A tournament for president E Tomkins trophies was held on Tuesday instead of the arranged June 1.

The Zilzie return match will now be on the Thursday, June 3.

On Wednesday, May 12, a bisque park event was won by C Doblo on +11 with runner-up C Hawkes +7.

Rundown was Dawn Daly+6 and Dan Daly +5. Pinshots: men, C Hawkes; ladies, Dawn Daly.

A single stableford will start this Wednesday at 10.30am.

Saturday, May 15, singles stroke event was also won

by C Doblo on 52 nett with runner-up, G Bowser on 54 nctt. Rundown was B Stephens 58, F Bywater 59, M

Lester 60, B Capell 61,J Roberts 62, G Saunders 62, Dan Daly 64, S Bowser 65, A Adams 66, D Logan 66 and G Capell 65. Pinshots: ladies, M Lester; men. G Saunders.

Next Saturday SSS draw starts between 11.30 noon.

A single stroke for Cliff and Jan Doblo trophies was held on Sunday, May 16.

The winner was Dawn Daly with a 64 nett from Clare Lyone also with 64 nett. Pinshots: club, Gay Capell; Cliff and Jan's trophy, June Roberts on a cut of the cards from Dawn Daly; Gay Capell won the turkey's nest.

On Tuesday, May 25, the fourth monthly medal and stableford, P and C teams no 6, was held.

A 64 nett score gave C Hawkes Cliff and Jan Dobt, trophies on Sunday, May 16. Rundown was D Robinson 65, R Blyde 66, B Capell 69 and A Skilton 73. Pinshot was Dan Daly. Club pinshot went to H Simpson.

Next Sunday, a Hanson Memorial Day, 4BBB mixed, arrange and leftovers will be held. Members and ladies are asked to take a plate.

Stableford, nett nines at Yeppoon YEPPOON Wednesday Golf Club played a stableford and nett nines competition for 113 players.

Visitors this week were Dick Cara (Headlands); John Pike (Surfers Paradise) and Ken Collins (Pacific).

Winner of the ladies' event was E Woodbridge on 41 points. Rundown in the stableford was D Webb 36.

M O'Hare 36 and E O'Toole 36.

First nine was E Woodbridge 31.5, J Barry 32, and D Webb 32. Second nine was H Fry 32.5 and M Hutton 33. Pinshot winners were no 8, G Dawson (in the hole) giving Gwen the eagles nest with five balls, no 11, E Woodbridge 1.09 and proshot no 6, R Edmistone 0.19.

The men's competition was won by V Hunt on 45 points from runner-up R Green on 42. Stableford rundown was A Jones 41, P Locker 41, K Thurlow 39, S Harris 39, B Kerley 39, C Williams 38, G Rapley 38 and A Smith 38.

First nine results: P Locker 28, K Thurlow 28.5, R Green 28.5, J McDougall 30, V Hunt 30.5, S Swadling 31 and P Green 31. Second nine: S Harris 30.5. V Hunt

30.5. A Dowie 31.5, R Kerr 31.5, B Kerley 31.5, M Kennedy 32.5 and K Griffiths 32.5.

Men's pinshot winners: No 8, B Kerley 0.88, no 11, D Cara 1.76, no 16, B Mossop 4.31 and proshot no 6, W Farrar 1.24.

Club publicity officer Tom Edmistone welcomed back Brian Bressington after operations or his eyes.

"Brian says he can putt like a beauty now," he said.

"It must be getting cold down south as two of our regular southern visitors have arrived - Victorians Eric Richardson from Warmambool and Bob Meade from Sorrento."

Eclectic results for April: T Edmiston 29, D Couper 29, M Barry 29.3, I Cameron 29.3, A Longton 29.3, L Best 30, B Mossop 30, A Lewis 30.3, P Mackie 30.3, M Jeffrey 30.6, P Locker 30.6, E Shields 30.6, R Kerr 31, E Nankivell 31 and J Price 31. Ladies' results: M Stevenson 31, M Hutton 32, D Webb 33, J Chandler 33 and M Parsons 33.6.

CCR for the day was 70 nett or 37 stableford points.

Budd, Lewis show effort in squash THE Ladies Daytime Squash competition featured some fine games this week.

A club representative said good efforts by both Kathy Budd and Kerry Lewis, resulted in Lewis winning in the fifth game.

"Diane Cameron finally won a game today putting all her shots together and winning in four sets to Pat Harris.

"Trish Emery played a lovely game and, under pressure got up to win in the fifth game against Audrey Rodgers.

"Linda Kelly won in five against Rosemary Hansen who didn't handle the high ball. Michelle Witt played a thinking game and on in three.

"It was a tough encounter between Ireland and Scotland to decide which team would play next week.

"Ireland played the better games and came through to fume Scotland to meet Italy next week. The winner will play Ireland in the Grand Final the following week.

The play-off next week for the wooden spoon is between Denmark and Germany. The winner plays off against Norway the following week.

Scores in this week's games: Italy def Wales; Kathy Dale 3 Trish Andrews 0, Janet Edwards 0 Debbie Ward 3, Judy Watson 1 Lona Perrin 3, Keni Wilson 3 Keny Campbell 0, Joanne Willis 3 Ann Bully I, Keny Lewis 3 Kathy Budd 2.

Ireland def Scotland: Lyn O'Neil 3 Annette Renard 0, Gail Schultz 3 Trish Hinton 0, Judy Minter 3 Isobel Bunny 3, Marty Dixon 3 Fay Bishton 1, Audrey Rodgers 2 res Trish Emery 3, Karen Vrouwenvelder 3 Michelle Manitzkyl Denmark def Sweden; Marg Brodell 3 Anne Zonca 0, Diane Cameron 3 Pat Harris 1, Jan Schmidt 3 Anna Len 1, Rhonda Lubach 2 Debbie Marxsen 3, Susan Pearce 1 Pam McCosker 3.

Norway def Gennany ; Rhonda De May 3 Nita Marxsen 1, Gaye Sands 3 (res) Angela Worral 0, Elaine Stewart 3 Angela Worral 0, Leonie Warren 0 Michelle Witt 3, Linda Keily 3 Rosemary Hansen 2, Peta Guy °Tracey Marxsen3.

Bowl numbers up YEPPOON Bowls Club social bowl numbers have increased recently to make some enjoyable days, accord ing to a club spokesman.

"Friday afternoon mixed triples were well attended with winners being E Schultz, Shirley Ziebicki and A Atcheson," he said.

"The big money, not being won, now increases to $210 for today (Friday).

"Some much needed rain washed out the Saturday competition and social.. On Sunday teams representing CQ district players versus Dawson/Callide played at Yeppoon.

CQ ended up winners. A great day for president Bert Rial and team.

"On Sunday, morning the result of coaching by some club members will be tested. St Brendan's will field about 25 players against an equivalent number of club members, in the first inaugural open game.

"Members are asked to have names in early. The game will be from 9am till noon.

"Competition in various games, including mixed, will be played on Saturday morning and Saturday and Sunday' afternoon.

"Please check the board. Also competition is still being called for Wednesday afternoon.

"The Friday night raffles are still conducted by Bob Bird."

Singing Ship hosts Biloela indoor bowlers THE Singing Ship Indoor Bowls Club hosted 29 visiting Biloela players last Sunday.

A club representative said it was an enjoyable day, beginning with a cent sale and five games of bowls.

"Winners for the day on aggregate scores were Harold Bean (skip), June Surnran and Carl Nothling on 38 points," the representative said.

"Runners-up were Adrian Richardson, Joanne Renner and Daphne Haynes, just two points behind.

"The sportsman's prize went to Joan Hoare, Jack Surman and Flo Page.

"President Beryl Wenck, welcomed the visitors and said the visit was one of the highlights of the year.

"Biloela president Tony Kurtz, thanked Beryl and members for a good day of bowls and the food provided.

"Before leaving, Singing Ship members wished Biloela and district the rain they needed.

On Tuesday afternoon a good crowd of bowlers played and the president welcomed annual Adelaide visitors Denis and Sylvia Jones, Stella Barram, of Rockhampton and Eric and Margaret Bunny.

"It was great to see this popular pair playing again.

"There will be a mix in games tomorrow with Cawarral Indoor Bowls Club starting at 1.30pm. "'Thursday nights will continue until further notice, starting at 7pm."

Veterans field 58 YEPPOON Veterans Golf Club fielded 41 veterans and 17 senior ladies who played a I2-hole stableford last Friday.

Joan MacAuley, on 27 points, won from Ber! Taylor 26, Pat Pickering and Joyce Barry 25, while Ine2--1 Vale won the pinshot.

Peter Green on 29 won on countback from Edgar Shields followed by Mick Barry 28, Tom Pincott 27, Ken Thurlow, Jeff Fittler 26, Fred Chudleigh, Ron Green 25, on countback from Trevor Grey and Peter Smith. Tom Edmistone won the pinshot.

Next Friday is an 18-hole event with the draw from noon.

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Brendan's rugby win .

ST BRENDAN'S 1 st XV accounted for Emmaus at the ;maus ground last Sunday.

A dub representative said a cohesive team effort was the winning formula.

"Most of the first 35 minutes was played in the Emmaus half with a well disciplined St Brendan's proving too strong," the representative said.

"Quick passing through the backline produced an early try from Robert Baura which in turn was converted by Richard Apps.

"Two more penalty conversions from Apps and one from Emmaus took the score to 13-3 at the break.

"The second half proved as entertaining as the first "St Brendan's forwards were once again working hard to secure plenty of possession.

"Five-eighth Apps touched down for the first of three tries for the Coast school early in the half, again kicking the conversion.

"Soon after, a penalty conversion from Emmaus took the scoreline at 20-6.

St Brendan's baddine displayed its talent and skill to lift the score with a fine try from Greg Vatter. No conversion was kicked. This was followed with a searing performance by the entire team, setting Terry Goulevitch up to cross the line for his first try of the season.

"The conversion took the final score to 32-6 in what proved to be one of St Brendan's best team efforts yet..

"Coach Paul Marshall said all players put in sound performances.

"The combination of Nick McLean and the ever reliable Scott Monaghan worked hard to put in big performances in the line-out. Fullback Kent Johnson was a deserving recipient of the Tudcerbox man-of-the-match award.

St Brendan's 1st XV play Grammar next week.

Other results this week were: St Brendan's 2nd XV defeated Grammar 13-0; St B 's Under-15 defeated City 220; St B's Under-14 defeated Brafords 45-12. Both the Under-13 side and the 3rd XV loSt.

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YEPPOON Swans Junior Aussie Rules teams had mixed fortunes last Sunday.

A club publicity officer said the day began badly when opponents, Panthers were short of players and had to forfeit games in each age group.

"However the good news took over and an interesting day was had by all," the officer said.

Combining their Under-11 and Under-13 players, Panthers took the field in a scratch match against the Under-11 Swans.

"Even against bigger opponents, the young Swans ran riot and excited the crowd with good play-on football.

"Glenn Prinsen kicked six goals and Lee Gaskin, Clinton Breach, John Sugg, Thu Muirhead and Jonathon Munn all played well."

Final scores: Swans 14-8-92 to Panthers 2-2-14.

"An entertaining combined Under-13/Under-15 match followed.

"The Swans were dominating until three of the Under17 players decided to take the field for Panthers.

"However the Swans still ran out winners 7-15-57 to 22-14.

'The Junior Swans thanked Nathan Farlow, Brad Himing and Steven Broadhurst for helping Panthers, by treating them to a mud bath after the game.

"Organisers were then left with the problem of fording a game for the Under-17 team.

"This was easily solved when members of the Senior Club agreed to take them on in a social match, assisted by some past players.

"Organisers thanked the senior players and parents for their help in ensuring that all the boys got a garlic of football.

This Sunday the juniors play BITS at Swan Park."

Soccer fixture draws YEPPOON United Soccer Club matches cancelled due to the weather on Saturday will be played at a later date.

The round five games will be played by the end of the season.

A club spokesperson said team photos for 1993 will with the Under-7 age group on Saturday, June 19.

'Team managers are asked to contact Ian Lavin at the canteen 15 minutes before games starting tin= for their photo session," the representative said.

"The official referee's card system, along with a penalty points system will be implemented from tomorrow where a player accumulating 12 points automatically receives a 7 day suspension.

"Players interested in training as club linesmen may contact Bruce Korotcoff or the referees co-ordinator Keith Hamilton."

The times for games to be played tomorrow are: Under-7, SH Vultures v EP Tigers 8.30am, SH Falcons v L Bowsers 9.30am, SH Eagles v Rippers 10.30arn, Roos v EP Lions 11.30am.

Under-9, L Dragons v SH Barracudas 7.45am, EP Devils v Panthers 8.40ant Under-11, Westpac B v Dragons 9.40am, SH Condors v EP Steelers 10.40am, Blackbirds v EP Sharks 11.45am.

Under-13, Panthers G v CK's 7.45am, Emu Park v St Brendans 1 I am.

Under-18, Rockets v St Brendans 9.15am, Meteors v Magpies 12.30ant "Parents of the Under-7 SH Vultures are requested to attend canteen from 8.30am to 11.30am while parents of St Brendans take over from 11.30am to 2pm."

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Umpires needed THE Capricorn Coast Netball Association urgently needs umpires for the Under-12 and Under-14 netball games played on Wednesday nights.

An umpire training afternoon will be held this Saturday, May 29 from 2pm to 4pm.

A club spokesperson said all parents, girls and interested persons are invited to attend.

"Rules of the game will be explained. Rule books will be included in the cost of $7 for adults and $5 for students 'shing to train as umpires. Juniors will be free," the IlLirpokesperson said.

The draw for this week is: 6pm, court I, Black and Whitey Billabongs (tunpires are C Morgan and A Tamassy); court 2, Smashers v Taranganba 2 (R Searles, R Dean); Bye: Honors.

7pm, court 1, Quicksilver v Quickchicks (P Younger, S Blake); court 2, HB's v Gunners (L Orr, M Guest); court 3, Taranganba I v Nuts and Bolts (K- Hicks, R Hansen); Bye: Pink Panthers.

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Allen basketball clinics open to all CAPRICORN Coast Basketball Association fixtures have been announced for this week.

On Sunday, May 30, at 8am; Squad training starts; 5pm, Brendans v Jordan (Under-14) with referees A Malcolm and A Moore; 6pm, Metro Express v New Team (A Malcolm and A Moore); 7pm, Babe Stammers v Janes Team (A Malcolm and A Moore).

Monday: 4pm, Brendans v Sportsgids (A Moore and R Cook); 5pm, Milcro Chix v Magic (A Prince, A Ogier); 6pm, Jordan v Mad Dogs (B Hamilton, K Bowie); 7pm, Mowhawks v Nightbreed (Korotcoff, I Williams); 8pm, Swanees v Moonies (J Moody, R Mann); 9pm, Buckets v Sliders (N Basham, K Dooley).

Tuesday: 4pm, Grizzlys v Hurricanes (A Shackleton, G Walter); 5pm, Jaguars v Rebels (K Stockdale, D Kerley); 6pm, Cyclones v Giants (K Stockdale); 7pm, Badgers v Raiders (LSpyve,J Taylor); 8pm, Bien Green v Reefseekers (S Pickering, J Dawes); 9pm, Gren Gold v Bombers (A Moore, Brendans).

Wednesday: 4pm, Bryan Allen clinic level 0; 5pm, clinic level 1; 6pm, clinic level 2.

Thursday:4pm, Bombers v Punishers (J Boyd, J Carter); 5pm, Bren Green v Thunder (D Niel, M McKane); 6pm, Acid v Regulators (Korotcoff, K Stockdale); 7pm, Seagulls v Kobitos (M Cowie, A Malcolm); 8pm, Swanees v Magic (L Thomas, A Malcolm); 9pm, Jiffys v Pioneers (LJolly, K Stevenson).

Byes: Ex-W M, Bren Gold (inter) and PGH. A club spokesperson said the Bryan Allen clinics, were open to anyone wanting to attend, both juniors and seniors.

"Bring your own ball, if you have one," the spokesperson said.

"Squad training with Bryan will also be held on Sunday. The Under-16 and 18 is held at Sam and the Under-12 and 14 clinic starts at 10am.

"These sessions are by invitation only.

"If any players feel they may be eligible, contact Jim on 39 7990 for the Under-16/18 and Mike on 39 1095 for the Under-12/14.

'Teams are reminded the uniform rule is being enforced. If a team is in incorrect uniform, points shall be alloted to the opposing team - four points for incorrect shirt on numbers and two points for incorrect shorts.

"Referees are asked to ensure this ruling is carried out.

Teams are also reminded that a bench person must be supplied.

"Failure to comply with this rile could result in a forfeit.

"Our representative teams playing in Rockhampton have all been recording good wins.

"The Under- I 2's have notched up some big wins, downing the opposition by 50 points in some instances.

"The Under-14, 16 and 18's are also performing well, and look contenders for the finals.

"Players are reminded registrations are Overdue. Please ensure these are paid up as unregistered players will be unable to take the court.

"The games convenor for this season is Corrie Willoughby. She can be contacted on 39 3414 for enquiries.

"Basketball is played at the High School Assembly Hall, Rawling Street, on Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. The phone number at the hall is 39 3261.

"The Under-12 games set down for Tuesday, June 8 have had to be transferred to Sunday, June 6.

'The school requires the hall for Tuesday afternoon again.

"It should be the last time this occurs as the school does not require the hall after then.

"The veteran team will hold a street stall today, Friday, May 28.

Junior league players successful AFTER a successful outing on home soil the previous week, the young Yeppoon Junior Rugby League Seagulls travelled to Rockhampton's Saleyard Park on Sunday.

A club spokesman said the 7-year-olds were the big improvers in the competition.

"On Sunday they led for the entire match. For every try. scored against them, their counter attack would meet with success," the spokesman said.

"It was right on full-time when the opposition ran a length of the field try to snatch victory in a thrilling encounter. Coach Condon will be looking to a committed defence this week.

"Ogden's teams eight special training session midweek primed them for their biggest test on Sunday.

"Comingoff their first defeatlast weekthe Rockhampton Steelers were after a big win.

"However the level one coach gave his young charges the ammunition needed in a fiery encounter. The Seagulls were edged out in their best display against the side.

"The eight-year-olds, under Bill Kruger played in a round robin competition for the first time.

"Playing against two different teams made it difficult for the boys to adjust. They were able to draw the first match and narrowly win the second.

"After a big win last week, the 9-year-olds appeared complacent going into their match. In what has always been a tight game every week, the boys did not display their usual enthusiasm and spent most of the match defending their own line. Watch for a more improved game from this team

on Sunday.

"A victory against the Rocky Golds in the 10-year-olds round robin looked set to be the trend for the day.

"Playing the tougher Red's in the second round, the . boys held a narrow lead. With the team's running and passing game improving every week they appeared the better side. However a clever intercept by a speedy Red stole the game.

"Round robin results for the 1 l -year-olds had the boys win 12 to nil in the first half and hold the opposition to a 12all draw in the second.

"A number of these players backed up for the 12-yearold game. It would be encouraging to see more 12-yearolds at the games.

"These boys are real triers with limited numbers and can be proud of the heart and tenacity displayed.

"In representative news, Ben Green and !Clinton Byrne played in the 10-year-old Rockhamtpon team against Bundaberg at Browne Park.

"Klinton was named player-of-the-match for the Sunday game. A fine effort considering his side was misurircsfut.

"Shaun Findlay, Brett Baride and Brendan Urquhart were outstanding in the 11-year-old team which had a scoreline of 58-0 on Saturday and 52-0 on Sunday.

"Blockbusting 12-year-old forward Carl Green was named player-of-the-match in his Saturday match.

"Congratulations to all the boys on impressive performances," the spokesman said.

Endeavour sports day for bowlers BRIAN Heath defeated Des Hoare in the A-grade final of Emu Park Bowls Club competition this week.

The B-grade singles matches went to K Draper who defeated F Argall and A Morton defeated B Taylor.

Social winners were G Kluver and K Sinclair.

On Wednesday, social winners were P Kluver, M Murdock and J Stewart and the championship Pairs team of E Johnson and M Wilson defeated L Doble and M Peacock.

The publicity officer said Rhonda Argall celebrated her birthday on the day and ended the rumour of players being allowed to win on their birthday.

"Friday three-bowl pairs was again cancelled but hopefully we will have enough numbers for Friday, May 28," he said.

"The Friday night social barbecue was well attended. Thank-you to those who helped decorate the club for the country and western night.

"The meat tray was won by Noel Clarke and the sixpack was won by K Dawson. The members' jackpot is now $50 as Marj Wilson was not present when her number came up.

"Also a special dollar dazzler was run to assist with spending money for the children from the Chernobyl disaster area who departed on Monday."

Prizes were won by K Rankin, B Mendes, B Lawless and J Alloway.

"Unfortunately, Saturday was washed out but the rain was most welcome. The delay made the bowlers eager for Sunday's Endeavour Celebration Sports Day. The format was two games of 12-ends with the medals going to the team with two wins and highest margin. Winners were Max Kilby, Mo Stewart and Harold Goodger with a margin of 15. Charlie Stratford presented the trophy on behalf of Emu Park Endeavour Inn. "The Wrong Bias Club is still going well with several members vying for the unofficial presidents job.

Among those members are Dudley Owen, Gwen

YEPPOON Ladies Bowling Club's master pairs title has been won by Ivy McNamara and Joy Sherrington.

Betty Pettit and Joan Beasley also did well to gain fourth position.

The result in the district triples, semi-final was I Ogg, M Hill, E Batts d R Goody, M Bradley and M Manthey 18-17.

A club publicity officer said both teams were equal on the last end in a real cliff hanger.

The district pairs, fatal resulted in H Ingle, I McNamara d J Barber, M Greaves.

The district singles: M Steward d S Ziebicki 26-6: Bsingles final, Y Riordan d J Bashford 25-10; C-singles, M Vincent d .1 King 25-15; consistency, P Fortune forfeited to T Deacon, M Yewdale d M Hansen 152-108, I McNamara d E Batts 151-129; Queen-of-the-green for the week is M Stewart. Trophy winners for the day were, J Renner, Y Riordan and M Cruikshank.

Competitions for Tuesday, June 1 are: 9am, (umpire E Saxby) champion singles, final, R Wass v E Batts (marker • L Goodwin); C-singles, semi-finals, Y Riordan v L Schultz (I McNamara); B Dawson v M Vincent (M Manthey); consistency, S Ziebicld v V Thompson (D Engel); J Hogue v I Ogg (J Bashford); M Cruikshank v J King (J Beasley); M Yewdale v F Denney (M Hansen); Queen-of-the-green, J Hoare v M Yewdale, (M Stewart).

1.15pm, final district triples: (umpire M Greaves), M Wincent, HIngle, I McNamara v I Ogg, M Hi II, E Batts; club triples, J Bashford, L Goodwin, R Wass v B Dawson, P Fortune, P Childs; E Saxby, M Hansen, M Elliott v J Cain, Y Riordan, M Cruikshank.

Yeppoon league win YEPPOON travelled to Mount Morgan on Saturday to contest round eight of the high school league competition.

Yeppoon won the 14 and 15-years divisions.

A club spokesman said in the under-14 game, best players were Quinton Goody, Damien Greig, Andrew Mackie, Craig Jenkin and Nathan Stevens. The final score was Yeppoon 40, Mount Morgan 6.

"The Under-15 team played a hard game against a vastly improved Mt Morgan side. A couple of quick tries to the opposition sparked Yeppoon and at halftime led 12-8.

"Second half, fitness and ball control got Yeppoon playing well.

"Tries went to Chris Led, James Cameron, Tim "Blocker" Orr, Daryn Fursman and Aaron Solito(2). Manof-the-match Aaron Solito also kicked two goals.

'Tomorrow, Saturday, Yeppoon plays at Webb Park.

The draw is: Under-13 10am v St Brendan's; Under14, bye; Under-15; 11 am v St Brendan's; Open, noon v Glenmore.

Humpries' trophy • ZILZIE Golf and Country Club played a stableford game for Eric Humphries' trophies presented by Fran Humphries last week.

It was won by Zela Janz on 44 points with runner-up June Bowden on 43 points.

Pinshots were won by Dot Frisby and Olive Phillips.

A club spokesperson said Sunday's game was a standard scratch for Tom and Bev Pincott's trophies.

"The Ladies winner was Dulc Webb, plus 6, followed

by Gwen Pearson with plus 4," the spokesperson said.

"The winner in the men's section was Eddie Trott on plus 10 with runner-up David Dale, plus 9. The pinshots went to Daph Wassman and Cec Saunders."

On Sunday, the Masonic Club will compete against the Zilzie Club with play starting at 11am.

Lindenberg, Mary Peacock, Ron Hayward, Max Kilby and Eddie Mann," he said.

Corning events: Sunday, May 30, 9.30am, men's special general meeting; Wednesday, June 9, ladies only, patroness day. Ladies are requested to bring writ sale items and a mystery prize for the green.

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A SINGLE stroke event for Eunice Tomkin's trophies 'was held by Emu Park Golf Club last week.

The winner was M Newman on a countback from D Daly.

The following Wednesday, single stableford was won

by D Bowden on 46 front C Hawkes on 43. The rundown was G Bowser 42, Dawn Daly 41, T Gardner 40, B Capell, Dan Daly 38, J Gouch, D Logan 37 and A Ford 35. Pinshot winners were G Bowser and Dawn Daly. The turkey's nest went to Dawn Daly and C Hawkes and Daly won the two's.

On the Saturday a S/S/scratch competition was won by W Sceney +10 from runner-up on countback B Capell +6.

The rundown was C Hawkes +6, E Moore +4, D Logan +3 and R Peters +3. Pinshots were: men, R Peters and W Sceney; two's, D Logan and E Moore.

Tomorrow on Endeavour Day 4BBB mixed or otherwise, arrange partners in a Callaway handicaps will beheld.

A progressive draw will be from 10am to noon with and entrance fee of $5 a player.

On Sunday the Hugh Hansen Memorial Trophy day with trophies by Peter and Kim Hansen was a 4B BB mixed and overflow event. Wincnrs in the mixed were G Brimmell and Dawn Daly on 60 nett in a countback from Keith and Lyn Schmidt. The overflow winner was F Schneider on 64 nett with runner-up, E Munchow on 69 nett Pinshots were: mixed, G Bowser and B Sleeman, Ray and Lisa Burns; overflow, H Simpson; ladies turdey nest, Dawn Daly.

NextSunday the seventh Monthly Medal and stableford event will be for B and G Capell trophies.

Club hosts titles KEPPEL Coast Gymnastic Club will host the Central Queensland Regional titles for boys levels 1-3 this weekend..

The club will play host to 40 boys from clubs based at Mackay, Gladstone, Emerald and Rockhampton.

A team spokesperson said the club was strong in the boys' sections of gymnastics and had nominated a total of 20 boys.

"Competition co-ordinator, Andrew Brandon - also head coach of the boys' home side, is looking forward to a high standard exhibited from all competitors," the spokesman said.

The competition will be held on Saturday, May 29 from 4pm at the High School assembly hall.

"The general public is invited and Mr Brandon invites any boys thinking of gymnastics as a sport to come along and take a look at the results that can be achieved."

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2pm & 4pm, Saturday, May 29 Child or adult $5 inset free popcorn Tickets on sale at the Yellow Door Bookshop & the Cinema

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Pommy Test player could coach Coast • ABOVE: Claire Kershaw (8), Aleta Robb (9), Laura Kershaw ( 10) and Katie Guy (9) won medals at the regional gymnastic championships in Rockhampton on the weekend.

GYMNASTS GIVE TOP PERFORMANCE •

KEPPEL Coast Gymnastic Club took part in the regional championships in Rockhampton last weekend.

Clubs from Gladstone, Rockhampton and Yeppoon, involving 130 girls in three levels, entered the competition.

Yepixxxi nominated 48 girls.

A publicity officer said all girls perfoi MLA well. Head girls' coach, Barbara Kirwan, congratulated club partici-

pants on their excellent perlirmaram and general conduct.

Young Claire Kershaw won overall third place in level I u/9 section with Katie Guy also winning third in the vault competition. In the over-9 section Laura Kershaw got a first in the beam section and third on the floor. Aleta Robb also won the beam section of the competition in level 2.

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• BV Jack Ince THE Capricorn Coast Cricket Club is negotiating with a former English Test player to coach the club this coming season.

Graham Roope, a specialist batsman and part-time medium pace bowler could arrive on the Capricorn Coast by mid-September if a deal can be made.

Former Queensland great Sam Trimble is also looking for a coach for the club on the national scene.

Roope played for England during the early 1970s and has played in all Test-playing nations except Australia.

He toured South Africa with a rebel International XI. Club president Keith Semmler said negotiations had been going on for about three weeks by telephone and fax.

He said an opportunity arose to approach the former international and the club decided to chase him.

"The club has never really appointed a cricketing coach before and it was decided to go for it." Semmler said.

"The club is in its ninth season and despite having a lot of good players, never had great success.

"The players had to look after themselves pretty much and unfortunately were staying at about the same level.

"We have had a good team on paper for years but maybe it lacked a little discipline.

"We've decided to do something about it but it seems we cannot afford an Australian player of the same calibre.

"Australian cricketers want more money," he said.

The club has three senior teams and about 70 players on its list and this year has incorporated school cricket involving more than 150 youngsters.

It will hold a special meeting to discus the coaching appointment negotiations at its clubhouse at the showground on Sunday. June 6, starting at 1 I am.

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CAPRICORNIA Cruising Yacht Club will host the 1993 Queensland Yachting Association Trai I able Yacht Championships next month.

This event will be held on the Queen's Birthday long weekend on June 12, 13 and 14 on the waters of Keppel Bay. Competitors from throughout Queensland and Northern New South Wales are expected to converge on Yeppoon for the titles. The first to be held in the region.

Entrants are expected to number between 50 and 70, in the biggest event ever staged by the CCYC. Major sponsor for the event is Rosslyn Bay Inn Resort.

Vice commodore of the CCYC Andrew Watt said serious racing would start on Saturday morning at around I I with a passage race of about 15 miles.

"Yachts of all classes, both monohull and multihull. from 4.5 metres to 9 metres long, -will compete together," he said.

A handicapping system gives time allowance to slower boats, so that everyone is in with a chance of winning.

"On Sunday, there will be two races starting at 9am and 1.30pm. These will be sailed close inshore, off Lammermoor Beach.

"The sight from Wreck Point should be quite spectacular with multi coloured spinnakers flying."

A presentation of trophies to the new Queensland champions will be made at the CCYC clubhouse. Rosslyn Bay. on Sunday evening.

"On Monday morning the mood will be relaxed with a little with the Bonkers Dash' to Great Keppel "This is a handicap start fun race, where yachts start at various times after 8.30am according to their potential speed.

"This event is open to all sailing craft not only trailable yachts. The venue will be Fisherman's Beach, Great Keppel, and novelty prizes arc up for grabs.

"Anyone can enter, just turn up at the CCYC before 8.30ant and you will be given a starting time and instructions." Watt said.

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INSU RANCE m an Malcolm Smith was writing a policy on Tuesday afternoon and, as he put away his biro. he remarked that it had been lost for the past 18 months and he had just found it. After all the usual jokes about "was it insured?" conversation turned to how could something turn up after such a long time. . last week (more It turns out he lost his sungh scPs jokes about were they insured?) and he wandered around back-tracking to the clients he had visited.

When he turned up at PAM Furnishings. he asked Tony Malinconico if he had left his sunglasses there.

Tony, reaching over to pick up something. said: "No. you didn't leave your sunglasses here, but here's your Parker." Turns out he had left the pen there months and months ago and it had been put aside to hand to him next time he popped in. Problem was, Malcolm had dropped in but had never said the magic word "lost". As soon as he said it this week it triggered an immediate response in Tony Malinconico and the pen came to mind. By the way, if you are missing a black biro, Tony has one of them waiting for its owner!

•• • BY the way, have you found a pair of Rayban sunglasses? Malcolm Smith is still looking for them ... he's offering a liquid reward!

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BILL MORTON of Whitman Street is one puzzled man at the moment. His daughter San has popped off for a few months and left him to care for a step-through motorbike. That wouldn't seem like something for the too-hard basket until it comes to the battery ... the machine has to be ridden to keep the battery alive. Bill thought about it quickly and told Sandra he would ride it around the block every now and again. That done, her mind at rest, she left.

Bill, with a new toy. decided to do the right thing and whipped off to the police to get a rider's permit That's when the fun started. He discovered he had to pass a test on road rules (no sweat, any driver with a licence for 42 years would have no trouble passing that!!) then he was allowed to ride the step-through around for a minimum of six months before he can go fora licence. During the six months he can ride the step-through if he can find another licensed rider who will follow him around. or a car driver who will follow him or, wait for it.. a licensed rider prepared to ride pillion with him. That worried him, especially when he found out that when he finally passed his riding test and was given a licence, he could no longer carry a pillion passenger ... at least, not for 12 months. Meanwhile, the step-through is sitting at home waiting to be kicked over while Bill looks for someone game enough to climb on the back!!!

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THERE'S an 18-year-old getting around the Coast revelling in the freedom to drink what he likes, when he likes ... and to sleep for as long as he likes, when he likes. He holds down a good job and drives a nice car... but it needs a paint job. Talking, ever-soseriously, with his father this week, he suggested that it was time to look at things differently ... "the car needs a bit of rust cut out of it and it could do with a re-spray. I thought I might give up the grog for three weeks and get the work done"!!! Three week!!! On that basis. if he gave it up for a year he could clear Australia's foreign debt!

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