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What'sHappening October 2017 19 Thursday Andrew Powell MP will be joining representatives of the Boomerang Alliance at a community and business forum at the Glass House Mountains Sports Club. The forum will be an opportunity to find out more about container collection networks and container refund schemes which are due to be introduced next year.

Everyone is welcome. More details at www.andrewpowell.com.au.

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Celebrate Glasshouse Country Street Party is on again from 4pm to 9pm.

This year the party is extending from Simpson Street through to Beerwah Marketplace. More details at www. celebrateglasshousecountry.com.au.

21 Saturday The Rotary Pride of Workmanship Dinner will recognise the work of our local emergency service people at 7pm for a 7.30pm start, Beerwah Golf Club. The community is welcome to attend. Cost is $35 for a three course meal. There will be a licensed bar and raffles. For more details, contact Rod Jones 0409 951 988 or Kay Farrell 0409 071 007.

22 Sunday Maleny Community Centre will reverberate with the inaugural performance of the Lloyd Robins Brass Ensemble from 2pm. ‘Brass Through the Ages’ will feature music from Bach to the Beatles and more.

Details are available by calling 0412 121 350 or visiting fb.me/ LloydRobinsBrassEnsemble.

Hi Everyone...

Well Saturday may have seen our area receive a month’s worth of rain in one day, however it didn’t stop the family and friends of Peachester State School enjoying their Peachester Village Festival.

While the extreme rain meant that the schedule of entertainment and variety of food vans had to be reduced it didn’t seem to stop those who attended from having a great time.

When we arrived the Peachester Hall was packed and the noise was incredible … no not from the rain on the roof, just the number of people, chatting, catching up and enjoying a laugh!

I guess it was perfect timing for us to be prepared for more of the same this Friday night when the Beerwah Street Party gets underway in Simpson Street from 4pm.

I have to say it isn’t often that you get the chance to photograph Elvis in Beerwah, but from the front cover you will see that there is already one local getting his performance ready for the Elvis Impersonation Competition that is expected to be a highlight of this year’s event.

We have a story on page 5 that will give you plenty of detail about what will be happening at the event, and check out the centre pages for even more info.

Hope to see you all on the Street this Friday night!

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20 Friday Beerwah Village (corner of Peachester Road and Simpson Street) will be getting into the Street Party vibe with a number of awesome free activities planned from 4pm to 9pm. The family event will feature a Giant Slide, Reptile Show, rock climbing wall, petting zoo, dance display and more.

21 Saturday Want to source incredibly fresh and healthy local produce and products? Head along to the Blackall Range Growers Markets. Along with seasonal fruit and vegetables, organic meats and market cafe, there is locally blended coffee and a friendly community atmosphere. It’s on at 316 Witta Road, Witta from 7.30am until noon.

21 Saturday Landsborough Hall Markets are on from 8am to 1pm. Come along to grab a bargain. There will be second hand stalls, craft, plants, food and more.

25 Wednesday A free Type 2 Diabetes Information Session will be held from 9am to 1pm at the Maroochydore RSL Sub-branch, Memorial Avenue, Maroochydore. People diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, pre diabetes, or anyone who supports them, are welcome to attend. The session covers information about type 2 diabetes, self management, lifestyle change, communication with health professionals and emotional wellbeing. Bookings are essential.

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26 Thursday Fix It Cafe is on at the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre from 9am to noon, so get your things ready that need fixing. The team will have a look and, if it is fixable, a fee of $5 per item is charged and that goes to the Neighbourhood Centre.

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One local Elvis impersonator (AKA Kenny Bennett) is already getting in some practice for the upcoming competition at the Beerwah Street Party on Friday October 20 See story page 5

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Local News Heard about Sledge Hockey?

Glass House Mountains resident Kelvin Mickelson is keen to spread the word about an exciting and energising sport - Sledge Hockey (a.k.a. Para Ice Hockey), which can be enjoyed by people of all abilities.

If you have use of your arms and hands and you would like to experience ‘floating’ over ice, then this new sport may be for you!

Originally from Canada, Kelvin by his own admission has always been partial to winter sports.

A couple of years ago he returned for a holiday to Canada with his family and, travelling up to the far north, he experienced Sledge Hockey for the first time and has been hooked ever since. Realising the numerous benefits of the sport, Kelvin has been determined to raise its profile here.

Kelvin said Sledge Hockey is huge in the Northern Hemisphere and is the most watched sport at the winter Paralympics.

“It is a great game that can be enjoyed by all disabled persons who have use of their arms and hands, able-bodied persons who are unable to stand-up on ice, or even as unique corporate team building activities which everyone can participate in,” he said.

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“We already have the infrastructure in place here with international standard ice skating facilities which can be adapted to International Para Olympic standards – I’d love to give the opportunity to others to enjoy this sport,” Kelvin said.

This sport has attracted the interest of members in Mates4Mates, the Department of Veterans Affairs, Amputees & Families Support Group Qld, and the Sporting Wheelies and Disabled Association.

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The community fight to stop a quarry from going ahead at Beerburrum was taken to the next level last week.

After a campaign by the Beerburrum Action Group, a 1,222 signature petition was presented in State Parliament, highlighting the issue to all State Members.

The petition – sponsored by One Nation Queensland State Leader Steve Dickson – was a response to the Barro Group lodging a development application with Sunshine Coast Council to create a hard rock quarry on the Beerburrum-Woodford Road.

Beerburrum Action Group spokesperson Heather Cardaci was pleased with the support the petition generated.

“We received more than 1,200 signatures, more than the entire population of Beerburrum itself – indicating the community’s overwhelming objection to the quarry development application,” Heather said.

“We are now focusing our efforts on gathering more written submissions to take to Council.

“We have received excellent support from Steve Dickson and his One Nation candidates – Tracey Bell Henselin and Rod Jones, as well as the ALP's Glass House Candidate Brent Hampstead along with Sue Webber from the Greens, and Narelle McCarthy from Sunshine Coast Environment Council.”

Queensland Leader of One Nation and Member for Buderim Steve Dickson was pleased to throw his

Beerburrum Action Group members Aziz Mali, Mitra Mali, Lesley Epple, Heather Cardaci, One Nation candidate Tracey Bell-Henselin, and Julie Kemp at Parliament House support behind the Beerburrum Action Group.

“Together with One Nation candidate for Glass House Tracey Bell-Henselin, I have been working with the Beerburrum Action Group who are representing the interests of the local community in their stand against quarry blasting at Beerburrum,” said Mr Dickson.

“I have also requested a meeting with the Honourable Dr Anthony Lynham MP, Minister for State Development and Minister for Natural Resources and Mines, for the Beerburrum Action Group.

“This is about putting people before politics to ensure the voice of the community is heard.”

The Beerburrum Action Group want to keep up the pressure on Sunshine Coast Council and ask for community support by completing a submission form and sending it to Council – or posting it to PO Box 72, Beerburrum, 4517.

For more information or to receive a copy of the Council submission form, see their Facebook page (‘Beerburrum Action Group’) or email Heather on heather.cardaci@gmail.com.

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Beerwah Street Party countdown!

By Sonia Clark The excitement is reaching fever pitch as the final countdown begins for the hugely anticipated Celebrate Glasshouse Country Beerwah Street Party!

With the last street party event amassing crowds of over 8,500 – this year’s festival is set to be bigger and better than ever.

Tireless coordinator Judy Tomlinson and her small team of dedicated volunteers have worked behind the scenes non-stop to pull together this event which will run this Friday, October 20, from 4pm until 9pm.

Jam-packed with live entertainment, open air street dining, free rides, artisan market stalls and heaps more, the night promises to offer something to engage everyone.

“It’s a wonderful way for our community to connect and for friends, family and neighbours of all ages to catch up,” Judy said.

“We’ve had incredible feedback from past events with many of our older long-term residents saying how they have loved that this type of event brings back that community feel they enjoyed growing up with. We love seeing the local businesses, community organisations, families and residents all enjoying themselves.”

This year the event will have a number of ‘zones’ and will incorporate a larger area running along Simpson Street from Aldi to the traffic lights, Beerwah Village and Marketplace and various spots throughout surrounding car parks.

Pedestrians will be able to ‘reclaim’ Simpson Street as traffic will be closed off to allow festival goers to savour the various food and market stalls, street dining and entertainment.

Local school students will be performing dance and musical acts from 4pm-6pm on the main stage located on the Tower Green, followed by some great live music acts such as jazz with Black Banner and Jason Fichera which should get the party dancing in the street!

Don’t forget to dust off your blue suede shoes and enter the Elvis Impersonator competition at 7pm. Pre register via Facebook to go into the competition to win $250 and a dinner for four at Beerwah Hotel.

At the Aldi end of Simpson Street there will be a classic car display and the street will also feature over 60 stalls selling food, plants, handcrafted items and much more.

At Beerwah Village there will be a dedicated ‘Kids Zone’ set up with awesome free activities including a giant slide, reptile show, rock climbing wall, teacup ride and petting zoo.

Parents and carers can kick back and relax with some great street dining options while the kids enjoy the kid safe area and even teenagers will have their own zone, located near the CWA Hall.

There will be plenty of parking surrounding the area and people can park and then hop on the free bus loop throughout the evening (see map for pickup spot details).

Beerwah State School students totally wowed the audience at the 2015 Beerwah Street Party Simpson Street will come alive with live entertainment throughout the evening and there will be heaps of seating and tables to enjoy the smorgasbord of dining options which includes over 25 food outlets.

People will be encouraged to ditch the plastic and consider more sustainable options – there will be free water refills available on the night, so bring your own drink bottles.

“We believe that healthy communities need to be maintained, so our handful of volunteers has put their heart and soul into helping put this event together. We are really looking forward for everyone to come together and have a great time!” Judy said.

For more details, visit their Facebook page or www.celebrateglasshousecountry.com.au.

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Playground shenanigans in Maleny

By Greg Brown Plans for new playground equipment for Cooke Park, in Maple Street, Maleny have been halted

by Sunshine Coast Council last week after an outpouring of community outrage.

Despite signage in the park advising of the changes to popular the playground equipment in the park and the upgrade being flagged

by Division 1 Councillor Jenny McKay on her Facebook page on September 12, then Council giving a preview of what the design would look like on their Facebook page on September 26, as well as newspaper stories in local media, some in Maleny were unaware that the project was even happening and many felt that there was a definite lack of community consultation by Council.

With the decommissioning of the timber play structures well underway last week, all hell broke loose on social media when people realised the modern look of play equipment that Council proposed to include in the park’s upgrade.

Many who commented thought the proposed playground design left a lot to be desired... not to mention other unresolved issues such as the lack of toilets, shade and inadequate secure fencing.

The upgrade was variously described as “ugly”, “offensive”, “soul-less”, “a horrible waste”.

And it seems that community pressure has won out once again, with Council conceding that they may need to do some actual consultation on the design, according to a Council Facebook update.

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“Hi everyone,” the Facebook message starts.

“Thank you for your feedback on this playground.

We’ve listened to your concerns about the new equipment and have put construction on hold. We welcome further feedback and will communicate with the Maleny community in the coming weeks to gain further comments.

“The old timber playground was decommissioned this week as it presented safety issues caused by rotten timber and mould. Safety is Council’s top priority and this damage was beyond repair.

“The proposed playground had been selected due to its longevity, as timber playground elements require replacement much sooner than other elements, and for the design’s environmental education features – however, your feedback on the design is important and alternative options will be considered.”

The concession from Council was roundly applauded with many comments and ‘thumbs up’ Facebook likes.

Due to a recent death in Cr McKay’s family, no comment was sought from the councillor for this story.

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Cottage industry to global market Beerburrum business Hive Haven is set to transform native bee honey from a cottage industry into a sustainable export market with funding from the State Government’s Advance Queensland Ignite Ideas Fund.

Minister for Innovation Leeanne Enoch recently announced that Beerburrum company Hive Haven would receive funding to manufacture its innovative stingless native bee hive, investigate a method for stabilising stingless native honey for local and export commercial use, and explore agri-business scalability for native bee farming.

“For thousands of years, Indigenous Australians have collected stingless native honey as both a food and medicine source,” Ms Enoch said.

“Now with the European Honey Bee in rapid decline, native stingless bees are increasingly seen as the future of food crop pollination.

“Through Ignite Ideas funding, we are providing innovative businesses like Hive Haven with the support to take their clever ideas to the next level.”

Hive Haven managing director Ann Ross said the Ignite funding would enable the company to scale up native honey production levels and take a step towards its dream of seeing a native bee hive in every backyard.

“We are excited to be building a commercial future for Australian stingless native bees,” Ms Ross said.

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“The Queensland climate lends itself to native honey production and pollination.

“Native bee farming is a growing agribusiness that lends itself to both rural and urban settings throughout many regions of Queensland.”

Native honey has a distinctive eucalyptus and tangy lemon flavour.

Ann said Hive Haven will work with University of Queensland researchers to reduce the water content of native honey to stabilise its shelf life, which would improve its appeal as an export product.

In addition, technology at the Queensland University of Technology will be utilised to temperature test the hives.

“Native bee products will create employment in research, the export sector and food and medical industries,” Ann said.

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Local business woman uses connections for good

Maleny Credit Union’s Business Development Officer, Nicole Hilton, has put her connections to good use, organising a sold-out event in support of women affected by cancer.

The Maleny local said she was ecstatic her Girls’ Night In, to be held at Pomodoras on Obi had received such a positive response from the community and hoped to Jody Bond from Pomodoras on Obi raise at least $2,000 from with Nicole Hilton from Maleny Credit the night.

Union Nicole, who runs Chicks in Biz, a monthly breakfast networking group, and is on the Maleny Commerce committee as well as being involved in the Blackall Range Lions Club, said: “As I’m very entrenched in the local community I know many people, so I wanted to hold an event that would not only connect ladies, but fundraise for an important cause.”

She has previously taken part in other Cancer Council Queensland campaigns with her work, such as Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea, and Relay For Life.

Funds raised from Cancer Council Queensland Girls’ Night In events support the one in six Queensland women diagnosed with a breast or gynaecological cancer in their lifetime.

Nicole encouraged other locals to host their own Girls’ Night In during October to raise funds for Cancer Council Queensland’s work in women’s cancers.

“Girls’ Night In events can be as big or as small as you want – why not host a pamper party, cooking night or a movie night with friends?” she said.

“The idea is to donate what you would normally spend on a night out back to Cancer Council Queensland.”

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Beerwah agent makes the A List!

By Sonia Clark Following on from a long list of achievements, local Beerwah real estate agent Andrew Dobbie has been recently recognised as one of the top 150 sales agents in Queensland.

‘The A-List’ awards, sponsored by Mercedes Benz Brisbane, are based purely on sales and listing performance, and Andrew is delighted to be recognised in the State’s top 1% across the industry from 16,500 registered sales people.

Andrew said he was excited about making it onto the list and had worked very hard to achieve these results.

“It certainly gives me a sense of accomplishment and it’s nice that people recognise the effort,” he said.

Now in its fifth year, the awards are based on sales data obtained from industry analysts Pricefinder.

Data is assessed by the number and value of sales, and number of listings from the previous calendar year. Agents cannot self nominate their ranking, and data is assessed across agencies in the industry – so inclusion on the list represents a true indication of achievement.

“Over the last nine years I’ve always put in the hard work to match the right property to the right person with an honest, friendly and down to earth approach,” Andrew said.

“It was great to receive an email from the CEO of Ray White to say that I’d made it onto the top 150 agents list!”

On November 21, Andrew will gather with all the ‘A Listers’ for a gala event recognising the 150 elite sales professionals. Already the number one selling agent for the Ray White group on the Sunshine Coast, this is another prestigious feather in Andrew’s hat – an accomplishment he is grateful for but humble about.

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Community News Community worker moving on

By Lea Parkes Many of you may know Hinterland Community Development Worker, Ana Greenfield, personally or from many articles in GC&M News about local community initiatives she was involved in.

After four years in the role, Ana finished up last week to take on a job at the Nambour Community Centre in her home town.

Ana brought her natural community development skills, passion and empowering traits to a range of groups and volunteers in Glasshouse Country and Maleny.

Many community initiatives gained notable capacity and strength thanks to Ana's care in her work, including the Beerwah Street Party, Celebrate Glasshouse Country group,

community response to suicide prevention, Loving Landsborough Day, housing projects in Maleny, capacity building at Glass House Mountains Neighbourhood Centre and connecting community with Indigenous culture.

Ana will be greatly missed by her work colleagues and the community and we wish her all the best in her new role.

Ana's co-worker, Natasha Odgers, will continue in the role and will be joined by Jody Blackburn and Tomas Passegi from the Caloundra and Hinterland Community Development Team. If anyone wishes to contact the team, please call Natasha on 0418 720 515.

Expialidopest reign supreme Local Hip Hop dancer Noah Standring, who is a Year 7 student at Glasshouse Country Christian College, was really excited to be competing in the World Supremacy Battlegrounds (WSB), the biggest Hip Hop competition in the Southern Hemisphere.

After training together for 12 months, Noah’s crew competed against 23 teams from around Australia at the recent competition in Sydney and it came as a total shock when they were crowned Junior Australian Champions.

Noah’s dad Brett Standring said the crew, called ‘Expialidopest’, are part of the House of Sole in Nambour that train twice a week, and they were all very excited and super proud of their achievement.

“As a parent I feel really blessed to be able to support Noah in following his passion,” Megan said.

“And it really goes to show that when you put your best (dance steps) forward, anything is possible."

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By Sonia Clark Following their recent AGM, Maleny Show Society President Ivan Hankinson was pleased to announce that Simone Svenson has been welcomed to the committee as the new sponsorship officer.

Simone, who lives in Conondale with her husband and young family, has grown up on the Range and was encouraged to consider the honorary position by her mum Karen Lusk (current Show Society Treasurer).

After spending time in recent years devoting herself to her young family, Simone is looking forward to getting out and about to help with generating sponsorship opportunities.

With family connections to the area, she is excited to be reconnecting with local sponsors and businesses in an effort to help promote this great annual event.

“I love the community feel here and I’m really looking forward to building up new connections and engaging with our current sponsors,” Simone said.

“The region is buzzing and the show is a fantastic drawcard – I’m looking forward to pitching in.”

Ivan said he was pleased to welcome Simone onboard and he and the committee are thrilled to have someone with a fresh, happy face to build relationships with sponsors and donors for the 2018 show.

“Simone will be contacting sponsors from this year and we are keen to see how many new partners she can bring on board as well,” he said.

“We always deeply appreciate the support from our local businesses and community and it’s wonderful to have an officer dedicated to this role.”

Simone officially started her role at the beginning of this month and has committed to working up to the end of June next year.

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Happy hats at Mental Wellness Day

Happy hats and happy faces filled the Glass House Mountains Neighbourhood Centre on Wednesday October 11 at the Mental Wellness Day. The event was full of inspiring talks, practical strategies for self-care and wellbeing and brave sharing of people's experiences.

There was plenty of fun with hula hooping and a Mad Hatters Tea Party lunch.

Deepness in people was also reached with yoga, mindfulness, Connecting to Country and finishing with an energising sound circle.

Thanks goes to all the fantastic speakers, Hinterland Community Development Program, Partners in Recovery (Lutheran Services), Our Towns Matter program, OzCare, Uncle Alan Parsons, Neighbourhood Centre volunteers, Calvary Lutheran Church and White's IGA.

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One Nation is taking time to carefully listen to the concerns of Queenslanders statewide and will allow people their rightful voice in government. I commit to working closely with the people of Caloundra to develop solutions for the issues that impact our region—together progressing the key priorities to advance our future prosperity. I will provide a strong voice representing your interests in the Queensland Parliament.

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MEET YOUR ONE NATION CANDIDATE FOR GLASS HOUSE - Tracey Bell-Henselin

I have a ‘Heritage of Patriot’ passion in my DNA, the second youngest of five children of a hard working and sporting rural living family. I love sports and stay active in the Glass House Mountains and hinterland with husband Paul (local business owner) and adult children.

I feel honoured to stand for the Australian people, which both my Grandfathers did in WW2. I am a member of our Light Horsemen and Rotary. I also work mentoring in Maleny State School, supporting our local children and families.

I have a heart for our local farmers and producers – they are the backbone of our economy.

I personally invest and support local shelters and crisis accommodation, homeless and families struggling to keep the lights on.

I am part of the Beerburrum Action Group protecting Beerburrum Mountain / Glass House Mountains, to stop the blasting of our Heritage Listed Mountains.

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Sculpture the real winner

Sunrise, sunset, rain and shine, the staff at Spicers see the sculptures around the gardens at Tamarind in every light, including their extraordinary silhouettes at night.

Their workplace transforms into an exhibition over a few days, a few weeks later and then the sculptures disappear. Some of them have a strong presence, while others are subtle, blending into the environment.

Very few people will see the sculptures in varied light, and direction, as the staff of Spicers. For the first time this year, the Sculpture on the Edge Committee asked the staff to choose their favourite piece.

Their vote was a clear decision – Giant Pacific Octopus by Cameron Rushton, a large sculpture by a Townsville entrant who has spent years making steel animals when he cannot find work.

Everyone else still has a chance to have their say for the final award up for grabs this year.

People’s Choice Award, proudly sponsored by Melinda Martin of Ray White Maleny, will be presented at the end of the exhibition after all of the public votes have been counted.

There are still a few more days left to view the sculptures and lodge your ‘Peoples’ Choice’ vote before they start being trucked away from Monday 23 October.

The Committee of Arts Connect Inc are currently accepting expressions of interest from those who want to be part of the team for 2018. From assisting guests with information during the event to administrative roles, there is a small job for all

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skill levels. The committee would love you to come along and meet them between 10.30am and noon at Spicers Tamarind Retreat on Friday October 20 to discuss how you can help, and enjoy a narrative about this year’s event from those who pulled it all together. Contact admin@artsconnectinc.com.au for more details or jump on to Eventbrite.

The winners are First Prize (1) - $5,000 went to ‘The Gate Post V2.0’ by Charles McGuire which was sponsored by Spicers Tamarind Retreat.

Second Prize (2) - $1,000 went to ‘Ring Barked’ by Yanni van Zijl and it was sponsored by Maleny IGA. Yanni also received the Environmental Awareness Award of $500, sponsored by Maleny Chamber of Commerce.

Emerging Artist Award (3) - $500 went to ‘Happy gathering at the contentment conference and you're invited too’ by Belinda Stanton which was sponsored by Hammond Optometry & Maleny Optical.

Hinterland Artist Award (4) - $500 went to ‘Nature Factor: The Cartography of Looking’ by Tamara Kirby and Corrie Wright and sponsored by Montville Chamber of Commerce.

Hinterland Artist Award (5) - $500, ‘Weaving through the Millennia’ by Leisa Gunton and Tracy Lewis, which was sponsored by Illume Creations.

Highly Commended awards went to ‘Circle of Peace’

by Sophy Blake, ‘Starey Hairry Coo’ by Elli Schlunke and ‘Cloak on Crucifix’ by Trevor Irvine.

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October Good Neighbour Award Contributed by Sheila Williams At the meeting of Beerwah Neighbourhood Watch Queensland on October 10, the Good Neighbour Award for October was presented to Timothy Venter, the President of the Landsborough and District Historical Society and Museum.

This organisation was nominated by Helen Page, whose nomination explained when the Landsborough Historical Society was formed in 1973, it included forward thinking members from districts throughout the then Landsborough Shire, who set about the task of gathering and preserving the history of the shire.

The museum was established in 1976, in the original Landsborough Shire Council Chambers, where it is still situated today. In 1988 a major renovation and extension provided more exhibition space, and it is now one of the largest social history museums in South-East Queensland, dedicated to preserving the cultural heritage of the local region.

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Regularly changing exhibitions have highlighted many aspects of the district’s history, for example recently ‘Far From This Land’ Ron Stocks (the area commemorated coordinator, on right) presents the centenary of the award to Timothy Venter WW1.

The current exhibition ‘The Newsmakers’ features a review of Sunshine Coast news and headlines from 1967 to 2017, marking the 50th anniversary of the Sunshine Coast name.

The Landsborough & District Historical Society and Museum has been fortunate to have a keen, loyal and dedicated band of volunteers over the years, each generation taking up the challenge and building on the important work started in 1973.

Glasshouse Country View Club Contributed by Janet Kitchin The ladies just had their October outing. In view of the weather it was necessary to cancel our visit to Maroochy Botanic Gardens and we met at Joy

Joyce's for a delicious morning tea with lots of savoury and sweet delights. Joy gave us a preview of her painting for the ‘Love of Landsborough’ exhibition. Our next lunch will be on October 18 at Glass House Sports Club at 11am for 11.30 start. Our guest speaker will be a representative from Sippy Downs Animal Refuge.

Any ladies who are interested in coming to one of our functions or would like to join our club would be most welcome. Please ring Lynda on 5484 7875 or Trish on 5493 0026 for more information.

We raise money for The Smith Family and The Learning for Life Program at all our functions.

The Lions Club of Maleny Blackall Range was announced Club of the Year for the third year running at the recent District 201Q3 convention in Dalby.

Competition between the 73 clubs is high, so this was a sought after and competitive win. It encompasses all facets of the Lions program, including administrative duties performed by the secretary and president, plus and minus points for membership retention and growth, and participation in state and national programs for service and fundraising.

Attendance at Lions administrative meetings is important for the executive, as is public relations in both the club bulletin and local newspapers and these too earn points.

The club also won the award for the best monthly bulletin in the District.

The Maleny Blackall Range Lions are very actively involved in Youth of the Year and Youth Exchange and Lions Childhood Cancer Research, as well as other health and sight programs and the yearly Christmas cake sales.

President Colin Sinclair with the award

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Contributed by Peter Voight (event co-ordinator) Beerwah High recently celebrated our third annual Academic & Cultural Cup, with teachers, students and guests entertained by performances by award-winning rock group ‘Stand Alone’, the harmonic tones of the Beerwah High vocal group, Champion House Beerwah High’s Stage Band, a duo from the school’s Dance Company and an engaging performance by a small group of actors who performed an excerpt from the ‘Robin the Hood’ theatre restaurant presented earlier this year.

Congratulations went to Team Tunbubudla, who became the school’s first multiple winner of the trophy, having also taken the cup out in our inaugural year in 2015.

This year six new and six returning year level male and female champions were entered into the BSHS Scholastic Almanac, which keeps a record and signatures of male and female champions for each year level.

The third year of our newest cup was highly successful, with the spawning of two new in-school competitions under the competitive Academic & Cultural concept.

Our popular ‘tennis’ themed spelling bee tournament was joined by a new ‘basketball’ themed maths competition and a ‘water polo’ themed trivia competition.

Special congratulations this year to our ‘Robin the Hood’ Drama Company (Team Distinction), who took out a ‘Gold Standard Dramatic Performance’ award at the Sunshine Coast School Drama Festival with their excerpt from the theatre restaurant that they performed at our school earlier in the year.

Dance Company (Team Distinction) also had another great year, taking out a first, second, third, fourth and several highly commended placings in the very competitive Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast Eisteddfods.

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Brand new look... same trusted team Maleny Pharmacy has been a reliable and longstanding health services provider to the Maleny community for over 50 years.

The locally owned and operated business looks forward to continuing its commitment to the local community for many years to come, and is excited to be starting a new chapter, rebranding as Star Discount Chemist.

Come along and help celebrate the store’s ‘Grand Opening’ this Thursday, October 19, from 10am until 4pm. There will be some fantastic opening specials, goodie bag give-aways, free cupcakes and, from noon until 2pm, a tasty sausage sizzle (gold coin donation).

While the look of the store may have changed, the friendly and familiar team remain the same – so pop in and say hello to pharmacist manager Chris Porchun and be welcomed by your familiar team of health care professionals.

Many locals already know pharmacist manager Chris, who has made Maleny his home along with his wife Miriam and two-year-old son Sebastian.

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You Said It Plastic straws need to go!

In July I wrote to GC&M News about plastic drink straw contamination. In the USA, people discard 500 million straws a day, or more than 180 billion a year.

According to the anti-straw group the Last Plastic Straw, 80-90% of marine debris is plastic, and as much as 80% comes from plastics discarded on land.

Now a new issue has arisen – micro-plastic wastes contaminating water. This headline and story were in the UK Guardian last month – 'Plastic Fibres found in Tap Water around the World, Study Reveals': "Microplastic contamination has been found in tap water in countries around the world, leading to calls from scientists for urgent research on the implications for health. Scores of tap water samples from more than a dozen nations were analysed by scientists for an investigation

by Orb Media. Overall, 83% of the samples were contaminated with plastic fibres."

What was concerning was that washing machines are contributing as well. "Plastic fibres may also be flushed into water systems, with a recent study finding that each cycle of a washing machine could release 700,000 fibres into the environment."

This is from washing synthetic clothing made from artificial fibres.

Dr Sherri Mason, a microplastic expert in New York University who supervised the analyses said, "If it's impacting wildlife, then how do we think that it's not going to somehow impact us?"

The European media reported last year that over a dozen whales beached themselves along the German coastline. Four of the 13 stranded sperm whales had stomachs filled with plastic trash and other garbage – a sign of the times and a clear indicator that humans are taking their toll across the globe.

Robert Habeck, Environment Minister for the state of Schleswig-Holsteins said these findings show us the results of our plastic-oriented society.

Stopping plastic bags is essential, and plastic straws must go too.

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Re: Music Today column

I very much enjoyed Dr Michael Whiticker’s piece on Leonard Cohen in GC&M News on October 5. In his music and his poetry, Leonard Cohen spoke with great insight into the human condition. It was not unusual for Cohen to spend years working on the lyric of a single song. From the high romance and eroticism of ‘A Thousand Kisses Deep’ and ‘Dance Me to the End of Love’, to the deeply personal ‘Bird on the Wire’, ‘Famous Blue Raincoat’ and ‘’Hey That’s No Way to Say Goodbye’; from the humour of ‘I’m Your Man’ and ‘Tower of Song’, to the earnestly humble, spiritual ‘Who By Fire’ and ‘If It Be Your Will’; from the drama of ‘Avalanche’ and ‘First We Take Manhattan’, the early ‘Suzanne’ to the

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astounding ‘Hallelujah’ – Cohen was a songwriter like no other. As journalist Edward Docx observed in The Guardian (Nov 19 2016), he was the John Donne to Nobel Laureate Bob Dylan’s Shakespeare.

Artists of sensitivity will return to these songs for generations to come. It is nice to have the good Dr Michael reminding readers of how such music can enrich our lives.

If anyone would like to hear Cohen speak about his art, on YouTube, the acceptance speech Cohen gave when receiving the Prince of Asturias Award in Spain in 2011 is a most remarkable and moving speech.

Ian Ross Williams Glass House Mountains

Re: What the?

Well Mr Procter, thank you very much for your rather droll letter in the October 5 edition of GC&M News highlighting design issues at Beerwah Marketplace.

I notice however that you did not proffer a solution to rectify the state of these puzzling, tree-stumping erections, as might a well-minded community citizen.

Scoff you may at my scorn, however, I am stepping forth with the solution.

Following days of thought, and communications with council, there appears but one foreseeable way forward to resolving the idiocy that has occurred: The contractors must return to site to replace the existing structures – preferably with specially manufactured, bespoke, extendable pylons that will enable the gradual release of our prized shrubbery.

Only then can we still park surrounded by greenery.

In the meantime, I propose that we pay a nominal fee for parking under these festively adorned (pink and orange bunting) anomalous assemblies.

Surely It’s the least we can do as a community to lessen the financial burden of replacement for the dotards in charge. Hoorah for sanity.

Mr Tongue in Cheek Beerwah

Golf course expansion

I am writing about the approved expansion of the Maleny Golf Course and surrounding precinct area.

There’s been a lot of speculation about the area but not a lot of information has been forthcoming from the Sunshine Coast Council on its final plans.

In August it was announced the additional nine holes were to be developed. What council failed to advise was that a huge 42m x 12m maintenance shed was also to be built on the precinct, right next to the residents of Obi Lane.

At no time was there any consultation with the residents or community. Access to the shed will be via the eastern side of Obi Lane, a very narrow tree lined, residential cul-de-sac.

The access road will be extended to cross the precinct walk way, right near one of the sculptures that was recently installed. The construction of the shed has already commenced, alongside the historic bails.

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What a ridiculous and dangerous place to put the maintenance shed! Council built two lane roads for the golf course and precinct access but has decided to place a huge maintenance shed on a poorly maintained, one lane road.

Users of the path around the precinct will have to dodge large trucks crossing their path. I feel sorry too for the family who will be living right next door to the shed with its fertiliser and diesel fumes.

It seems the privileged few have a louder voice and more clout to use such a large expanse of beautiful countryside for whatever purpose they want. The majority are left in the dark with limited and poor access to the precinct area and no say in how it’s used. I hope all the Hinterland residents ensure their voice is heard by our local councillors and use the next election as a chance for a fresh perspective.

GC&M News, it would be great if you could find out exactly what else council has planned for the Maleny precinct area. You publish many letters with speculation about equestrian facilities and off leash dog areas, but it would be good for the residents to find out what is going on.

The residents of Obi Lane can provide the actual plans and further details about the maintenance shed and dealings with the golf course president and Sunshine Coast Council.

Samantha Dodd North Maleny

Re: Politician signage

I think that Mr Hine misses the point when it comes to roadside signs erected by politicians. Visual pollution, as well as noise pollution, is something that has become an unrecognised blight of the modern world.

It’s bad enough that we are subjected to all sorts of claims made by marketers to flog their wares, but at least advertising signs do have a purpose. Similarly, the corflutes that pop up everywhere at election times, which are annoying but only temporary. I can't see that a huge, airbrushed, studio shot of a politician's mug on a permanent sign is anything other than an egregious sop to their ego. Personally, I grew up on a Sunshine Coast that was admired for its natural beauty, not one that had meaningless billboards obscuring our views.

M Haddrell Beerwah

In my view

Glass House Labor and Greens cannot run our trains on time, cannot provide summer time power for our air conditioners, and hate the Adani mine that will create 10,000 productive jobs in regional Queensland.

Glass House Labor and Greens are great supporters of road congestion, power blackouts, ambulance ramping, and welfare instead of jobs!

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Maleny Spicers Tamarind Retreat (88 Obi Lane South, Maleny) will serve an elegant Thai Banquet from noon with champagne on arrival. Tickets are $95 per person via eventbrite.com.au and searching for ‘Spicers Melbourne Cup’.

Maleny Manor (894 Landsborough-Maleny Road, Maleny) Rotary Club of Maleny fundraiser from 11am. Tickets are $95 and include canapes, two-course lunch and three Calcutta tickets and complimentary first drink. For bookings, contact Jeff Cornfoot on 0448 830 030.

Weddings at Tiffany’s (409 Mountain View Road, Maleny) The Vintage Calendar Girls will be hosting a very stylish Melbourne Cup lunch prizes for best dressed, most glamorous millinery and a chance to win in the sweeps, silent auction and raffles. Tickets are $89 and available from www.eventbrite.com.au/e/melbournecup-lunch-tickets-35340514430.

The Orangery at Maleny (10 Mountain View Road) promises fine food and wine, with a day filled with “fast paced fillies, fabulous frocks and fascinators and fashion on the field”. Tickets are $79 which includes bubbles on arrival, a threecourse a la carte meal, raffles, and lucky door prizes. Bookings 5435 2545.

Glass House Mountains Club Glass House (10 Coonowrin Road) is offering a beautiful hot and cold buffet lunch (including sweets) and a day packed with fun sweeps, surprise games and prizes – all for a very reasonable $33 per person. Call 5436 5000.

Glass House Mountains State School (58 Coonowrin Road) will be holding child friendly celebrations with an event at the school packed with fashion, food and fun from 11.30am-2.30pm. Food by Black Salt Catering, fashion show and prizes for best dressed. Tickets are available for purchase during school hours at the office, bookings by October 27.

Beerwah Beerwah Hotel (53 Beerwah Parade) will be hosting a two-course lunch for $40 per adult. Bistro opens 11am and there will be a fashion parade by Icon Boutique, great prizes to be won and more. Tickets can be purchased by dropping in to Beerwah Hotel. For more details call 5494 0555.

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Noticeboard Mooloolah Valley Quilting and Craft Group meets at Mooloolah Public Hall in Bray Road, Mooloolah every Wednesday from 9.30am to 2.30pm. We come together once a week for the joy of sewing, quilting, knitting and crocheting. New members are always welcome. No experience necessary.

For more information phone Judy 5494 7527.

Sacred Heart Spiritual Church - Please join us for an evening of meditation, song, and messages of love from our loved ones on Sunday evenings at 6.30pm at the CWA Hall, 60 - 62 Simpson Street, Beerwah. Supper is provided, everyone is welcome.

Sunshine Coast Women's Adventure Group will be doing a Redland Bay island hopping excursion this Sunday, October 22. Car pooling can be arranged. Please contact Helen on 0411 560 161 or hlhensley@hotmail.com.au (don’t forget the au in the email address).

Caboolture Family History Research Group offers one hour of free assisted local, Australian and overseas research at Caboolture Historical Village, Beerburrum Road on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday between 9.30am and 2pm. (There is no entry fee to village for CFHRG research.)

Phone 5428 2018 or email us at cfhrg55@ bigpond.com.

Koala Action Inc (KAI) will be holding its Annual General Meeting at the Caboolture Regional Environmental and Education Centre at 150 Rowley Road, Burpengary this Saturday, October 21 at 10am. All those interested in ensuring the survival of koalas in this region are invited

From the churches If God be for us….

This phrase, found in Romans 8, is one of my favorite scriptures. I’m always fascinated to hear people ask, “Why would a loving God allow all this suffering to happen?”

My come-back question to this statement is, why did God create us human beings in the first place?

We were created for relationship, and God loves it when we are in right relationship with Him. I have five children and when they are in right relationship with us (their parents) there are blessings or advantages that flow on from their obedience, manners, and their contribution around the home.

It’s only when the relationship is out of right alignment (through disobedience) that they begin to think the whole world is against them, even their own Mum and Dad. Our heavenly Father wants to cover us, bless us and love us, but if we have shut ourselves out through disobedience or we allow issues to cloud

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to attend. Those attending will learn what has been done to date to ameliorate some of these perils and what will be focused on during the year ahead. Membership forms will be available to those who wish to contribute to KAI’s efforts.

There will also be an opportunity to purchase koala-related fundraising items as Christmas gifts and those members with many years of koalarelated experience will be available to answer questions after the meeting.

Legacy (Laurel Club) will meet at Club Glass House, 10 Coonowrin Road, Glass House Mountains at 11am on Wednesday October 25.

The Glasshouse Senior Citizens will hold their monthly meeting on Tuesday November 14, commencing at 9am with a cup of tea. Following the meeting they will be going to the lookout for a sausage sizzle. The seniors meet on the second Tuesday of every month at the Beerwah Community Hall. Registration is $5 and entry per month is $2. All welcome.

Mapleton Choir will be presenting their end of year concert titled 'A World of Folksongs', with choral items, quartets and solo items, at 7.30pm on Friday October 27 and at 2.30pm on Sunday October 29 at the Kureelpa Hall, cnr Jewett and Mapleton Roads, Kureelpa. Tickets are $18 and $15 concession and include supper. For bookings, phone Ailsa on 5478 6079 or Derek on 5326 3836.

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Pop Up Museum

As part of this year’s Beerwah Street Party there will be something different for all our ‘local history’ buffs. There will be a ‘Pop Up Museum’ and with so much history they aren’t going to be able to do it justice just for one night … so it ‘pops up’ for two weeks.

It will be set up on Monday, October 16 and be open to the public from Tuesday, October 17 until Saturday, October 28. It is being set up in one of the empty shops just up from the Beerwah Post Office (previously the DVD shop) between Turner Street and Simpson Street in Beerwah.

There will be displays from Bankfoot House, Landsborough Museum, Peachester History Group and Celebrate Glasshouse Country. It will be open from 10am to 2pm each day including Saturdays, however it will be closed Sunday.

Over the course of the pop up museum, locals are encouraged to come in with their old photos so they can be scanned to share with the local community.

The will be a printer/scanner to use, and local photographer Ilia Starkovsky will come in on Wednesday, October 25 and photograph any collections/photos that are too big to fit on the scanner.

If you have photos that show the history of our area and would be happy to share them with others then make sure you don’t miss the opportunity to pop in and talk to the volunteers. an Australian Christian Church

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our better judgment, then we rob ourselves of the blessings that come from being in relationship with Him. Over time we develop an attitude that separates us from God and we form our own opinion that God doesn’t like us.

But remember: God is slow to anger and quick to forgive, like a loving parent who wants the best for His children, and He calls us His Children. Don’t run from God, run to Him, allow Him to redeem and restore your spiritual relationship with Him. God is not mad at you, in fact He is mad about you! He promises us a future and a hope.

Think on this: When you’re walking in the rain under an umbrella you’re somewhat dry, the moment you step out from the umbrella you are drenched. Stay under the umbrella (or God’s covering, plus grace) and you will find blessing.

Being close to God doesn’t mean we live without challenges or trials. What it does mean is, you have someone greater walking with you, guiding you through the storm. God is for you not against you.

Read John 3:16, 1Corinthians 13 to see His measure of love.

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A spring top tip is to clean and sanitise your tank now will prevent these problems occurring later in the year – call today for more details.

Beerwah Stationery Kylie and the team at Beerwah Stationery are joining the party with a free sausage sizzle - the Turner Street shops are enjoying the October 20 celebrations too!

From 4pm to 9pm call in and enjoy a free gift for all the kids – see you there! Did you know we offer free delivery for all orders over $30 on Monday, Tuesday and Fridays within a 15km radius? Looking for ink? Then call in this Saturday for 10% off all inks – what a bargain!

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Beerwah Jewellers now accepts ZipMoney in store. Sign up on your phone, get an answer in real time and shop now for those precious items you just can’t wait for. With interest free terms of 3, 6 or 12 months, purchase the piece you have always dreamed of and take it home today. At Beerwah Jewellers, we also pay CASH for gold. So bring in your damaged or unworn pieces and get a price today. Our in-house Jeweller, Jim, can even turn your scrap gold into something fresh and new.

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Ladies community groups as well as school groups can be organised. Cost is $90 which includes a light lunch and materials to create your own hat or headpiece.

LilyM Hats is open 7 days a week.

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Beerwah Print team are running a print production facilities tour at the Celebrate Glasshouse Country Street Party Beerwah on Friday October 20. Tours will run during the street party event at 5pm and at 7pm. The tours will be conducted at the onsite production workshop located just behind the showroom and design studio on Turner Street. They have been designed to give interested people an opportunity to see firsthand how digital, offset and letterpress printing machines operate.

Call by and say g’day, and pick up a free goodie bag too!

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Beerwah Flowers and Gifts Melbourne Cup is coming up very soon, so call in and check out the new range of fascinators, bags and bling available in-store.

With the fascinators being handcrafted by Sue herself, you can discuss or even bring your outfit in for Sue to colour match it perfectly. She can find a style to suit too, classical, funky or fun, the choice is yours. Beerwah Flowers and Gifts can assist with accessorising too, with scarves and jewellery at great prices.

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Beauty& Health&Wellbeing Wellbeing Be hair free for summer

Vicki and the team from Beerwah Hair and Beauty love that they have been able to offer their clients Laser/ IPL permanent hair removal treatment with their professional technician Di Coulson.

With over 10 years of industry experience, Di has been keeping Beerwah locals hair free for the past six years!

With the days now definitely warming up and everyone getting back into their summer clothes and swimmers, it is a perfect time to think about permanent hair removal.

Currently Beerwah Hair and Beauty is offering a great ‘Spring Special’ – when you pay for two Brazilian and underarm treatments you receive the third treatment for free.

Di only uses and recommends market leading Palomar Starlux IPL equipment, which is medical grade IPL equipment.

Di believes that dealing with the largest IPL equipment provider, you can be confident that a quality outcome is assured.

Call the salon on 5494 0032 or drop in to 54 Simpson Street, Beerwah to make a booking as spots are filling fast.

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Curves at Beerwah are having an Open House on Saturday October 28 from 8am to noon at their gym in Turner Park, on Peachester Road across from the Beerwah Marketplace.

The day will kick off at 8am with a ‘bootcamp’ workout for a $2 donation which, with all the funds raised on the day, will go to Alzheimer’s Foundation Queensland.

They will be having talks from various allied health professionals, there will be a fashion show by Ginger Lilli at Maleny, as well as an awesome dance demo by the beautiful ladies from the club.

Matt (masseur from Soulqi), pictured, will be there between 10 and 12, so you can make an appointment to see him, with a quarter of the fee going towards the day’s fundraising efforts.

There will also be raffles and a special auction for a weekend by the beach plus a very special offer of 10 workouts for $20.

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When mums and dads bring their children in with conditions of autism, it can be quite the day for all concerned. Children will usually exhibit forms of hyperactivity, mutism, they cannot be looked at, and may be fixed on ‘a thing’. They do not like new things or routines, food, places or people.

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With Sharon from Sunshine Coast Skin Therapies Is your skin looking and feeling less than its best after winter? Why not book in for a luxurious Spring Spa Facial with Sunshine Coast Skin Therapies, and receive a complimentary Spa Pedicure!

Knowing how damaging the seasonal conditions can be, this is a timely reminder to look after your skin, and hydrate and invigorate this springtime.

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Stress levels for most people are at an all time high, and an increase of chronic illness is rampant.

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Out & About Peachester Village Festival

The local community came together on a rather wet Saturday afternoon and evening last weekend at the Peachester Hall for lots of fun and fundraising for the Peachester State School.

Lester Trenkamp and Onyx the Black Headed Python with Steve and Micha McKenzie along with Kristy Smith and Bonnie the Central Bearded Dragon

Aaron, Tammi, Jacinta and Toby Jenkins check out the Laser Skirmish action

The Magical Joyce Brothers aka Aiden and Angus Joyce perform for the crowd

things to do Love art but aren’t an artist?

Arts Connect Inc is keen to encourage locals who are lovers of art, but not necessarily artists themselves, to get involved with the annual Sculpture on the Edge event. They have organised an Open Day for people who are interested in becoming a Volunteers in 2018. This could involve assisting guests with information during the event, or undertaking administrative tasks – there is a small job for all skill levels. The committee would love you to come along and meet them between 10.30am and noon at Spicers Tamarind Retreat on Friday October 20 to discuss how you can help, and enjoy a narrative about this year’s event from those who pulled it all together. Contact admin@artsconnectinc.com.au for more details or jump on to Eventbrite.

The Balkanics at Maleny

The Balkanics, who play high-energy music from the Balkans (especially Macedonia), will be performing at the Maleny RSL on Saturday October 28.

The music is energetic, infectious and very danceable with traditional tunes, many of them Gypsy or Roma in origin, and their original compositions are inspired by many years of studying, playing and living these most vibrant of musical cultures. The Balkanics feature five accomplished musicians who have been playing together in different combinations for several decades.

Tickets at the door are $20 or $15 (concession). Doors open 7pm doors for 7.30pm show, bar and delicious food available. The Balkanics include Anthony Pizzica (rezouki, tambura), Linsey Pollak (sax, gaida, clarini), Philip Griffin (electric bass, tambura), Ric Halstead (sax, flute) and Tunji Beier (drums).

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Mike and Emily Day giving Laser Skirmish a go

Keeley Holznagel gets a lesson from Corey Greenwell from Matt Fiddes on board breaking

Bill and Sam Atkinson were pretty keen to try out the Calamari and Chips on offer

Recollections, art workshops at Landsborough

As part of the ‘Recollections Landsborough’ series of artists’ workshops, three local Hinterland artists will be facilitating free or low cost weekend workshops at the Landsborough School of Arts Memorial Hall.

On Friday October 27, visual artist Wayne Smith will present a free full day workshop exploring assemblage and collage to create an inspired and personal Memory Keeper, which will tell a story about place, experience, or feeling. A highly skilled artist with 30 years experience, Wayne is motivated by the natural environment.

He will seek to encourage attendees (Ages 12+) to reflect on their inner being and memories and create a unique piece which can be as simple or complex as desired.

Join Michele Deveze on Saturday October 28 (children aged 6+) and Sunday October 29 (adults) for a half day workshop which will create “stories without words” (cost $10). Using found objects, mementos and collage, participants will “tell a two dimensional story”. Michele will guide participants to develop a deeply personal symbology using a language of form, colour, found objects and innate response.

The final workshop in the series, on Friday, November 3, will be conducted

by Joy Joyce and will explore basic (and advanced if required) watercolour skills. Participants (Ages 15+, cost $15) will paint a realistic kookaburra as a finished work to take home with them and discover watercolour techniques they can develop and practice at home. Advanced and experienced watercolourists are also welcome, and Joy will offer her expert tuition accordingly.

Places are limited. For bookings, please contact Michele at reddoorart@ bigpond.com.

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The inaugural Eudlo School 'Village and Valley Market' will be held on Sunday November 26 between 9am and 2pm at the school on Rosebed Street, Eudlo, and all proceeds go to the Eudlo State School P&C Association.

In 2018 the new Eudlo School 'Village and Valley Market’ will be held seasonally in March, June, September and December.

This is a revamped version of the original Eudlo Village Market that was formerly held in the Eudlo Hall opposite the school, but a bigger location became necessary after five years.

Eudlo School 'Village and Valley Market' is curated by experienced local operators, and stallholders and visitors alike will enjoy the venue and its excellent facilities and environment.

The market is expected to have at least 80 stalls initially, increasing over time to reflect the expected interest in this Hinterland village market.

Stalls will be located on the school oval and will include organic and biodynamic local fruit and veg, eclectic home and garden wares, crafted ceramics, timber, cloth, hide and macramé, silk, cotton and linen threads made into subtropical fashions by local designers, trendy house and courtyard plants, vintage, retro and second hand stuff, upcycled fashion and recycled plastics, alternative therapies, massage, spirituality and crystals.

Entertainment will be varied and feature local musicians and there will be a variety of foods available.

For application and stall enquiries, please text your email/postal address to 0402 334 199. Other enquiries to Annie on 5445 0599. You can also visit their Facebook page: www.facebook.com/EudloMarket/or Instagram: @villagevalleymarket_eudlo.

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The Maleny Film Society will be showing Chilean film 'Neruda' this Saturday, October 21, at the Maleny Community Centre.

'Neruda', directed by Pablo Larrain (who recently directed his first English language feature, 'Jackie', about Jackie Kennedy, is a biographical drama about the popular poet and communist senator Pablo Neruda (Luis Gnecco), who opposes the fascist president in post-war Chile.

Threatened with arrest, he goes underground. Refusing to live the life of a fugitive he taunts the government authorities by sometimes appearing in public or leaving evidence of his movements.

He is pursued by the Chief of Police (Gael Garcia Bernal).

Movie critic David Stratton described 'Neruda' as a smart, whimsical, extremely quirky and devilishly entertaining portrait of the poet, far from being a traditional biography but which joyfully celebrates the spirit of the man and his momentous times.

Doors open for dinner at 6pm and it will be catered by Claudes Food, and the movie starts at 7.15pm.

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In theGarden World of orchids on show

The Nambour Orchid Society will host an ‘Orchid Species of the World’ show on Friday October 27 from 8.30am - 4pm and on Saturday October 28 from 8.30am - 2pm at the Uniting Church Hall, Coronation Avenue, Nambour. Seven vendors will be on hand to provide your entire orchid and growing needs and the Palmwoods Arts and Craft Group will have a display of their large range of craft items.

The species show is in its seventh year and is the only orchid species show held north of the Brisbane metropolitan area.

This is a great opportunity to view orchids in flower and purchase some of the rare and endangered species of the world.

Plant of the month

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Vanilla Lily Sowerbaea juncea Vanilla Lily is a delightful tufted plant found in sandy wallum heathland and sub-coastal and mountain heath communities. It generally grows in association with small wallum shrubs and sedges, but does not like to be overshadowed by taller plants.

The leaves form blue-green, grass-like clumps and they grow to about 40cm tall. The roots are fibrous-fleshed and lack any tubers. The flowers are borne in dense heads of more than 20 individual flowers on a single, unbranched stem. They are a delicate mauve shade with pink bracts, and have a delicious vanilla perfume.

In cultivation, it prefers a sunny, moist situation.

It can be grown as a container plant, or in a rockery, or a terrarium, and is useful around the edges of a pond. Unfortunately it is only rarely seen in cultivation. Flowering occurs in spring, and a field of vanilla lilies is a sight to behold! It is a perfect time now after the recent rain to head out into the beautiful wallum areas of the Sunshine Coast and see if you can spot a Vanilla Lily or two.

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Bush Food Banter

with Karen Shaw From Forest Heart Nursery

Small leaved tamarind Diploglottis campbellii Many of our local bushfoods are sour fruits that lend themselves to both sweet and savoury recipes.

Small leaved tamarind, Diploglottis campbellii, is one such delicious fruit.

This small rainforest tree is rare and endangered in its natural habitat of northern New South Wales and south eastern Queensland. It has, however, been grown commercially and has been widely planted, ensuring its survival.

Small leaved tamarinds are attractive trees with glossy leaves, dense shade-producing crown and panicles of small creamy brown flowers.

They have been successfully planted as street trees in some areas of Maleny.

Producing large quantities of big fruit (sometimes up to 6cm across) makes this a perfect bushfood ingredient. The three-lobed fruit splits when ripe revealing aril encased seeds. The fleshy red, yellow or orange aril around the seed is the edible part and is refreshingly acid to taste.

The aril makes great cordials, syrups, chutneys and sauces. Brightly coloured jams and jellies are also made from this beautiful fruit.

Available at Forest Heart in 140mm pots.

Karen and her husband Spencer Shaw run Forest Heart 20 Coral Street, Maleny Nursery in Maleny. Their nursery concentrates on local 5435 2193 native plants, bush foods, timber trees, native gardens, fruit OPEN Tue - Fri 9am-5pm trees, non-invasive exotics, tools and equipment, garden Sat 8am - 2:00pm and ecology education, books, DVDs, art and so much more.

It’s raining again!

With Spencer and Karen Shaw

After an all too long dry spell through July, August and September, at last that wet stuff that falls from the sky has returned. It’s in these long dry spells that we are reminded of the importance of mulching and planting to make the most of the benefits of what rain does fall, for the plant life around us that provides shade, beauty, food, habitat and quality of life for all life!

With the benefits of this warm weather and rainfall, the Forest Heart EcoNursery plant range is growing all the time. Outstanding in the local natives we have a great range of Lillypillys and Bottlebrushes, Lomandra multiflora, Dianella longifolia, Walking stick palms, advanced nursery grown Crow’s Nest fern and many more. New in fruit trees this month we have Tamarind, Malabar Chestnut, Acerola Cherry, Non-Astringent Persimmon, Macadamia, Feijoa to name a few and that’s in addition to our great range of Citrus.

Kangaroo Paw are flowering at the moment and we have a great range of colour available in these. Also looking good in our cultivar natives are the spectacular Ptilotus exaltatus – Phoenix, Flannel Flower, Brachyscomes, Thelionema’ s and Bulbine glauca.

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20 Tytherleigh Ave, Landsborough

T0322

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John Neuner 0403 307 202 or 5493 0597

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BSA: 106 8977 LIC: PMT-0-11572

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John Annakin 0407 439 526

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• PAVING & STONEWORK • RETAINING WALLS • DRIVEWAYS • POOL SURROUNDS • OUTDOOR LIVING AREAS

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BEERWAH PICTURE FRAMING

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Plant & Machinery

PLUMBER

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Local, Fully Licenced & Insured

• New Installations • Blocked Drains PENSIONER DISCOUNT • Renovations

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QBCC 1278991

Restricted Access Construction Equipment

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KRIS 0413 091 361

Owen Plumbing & Gas Fitting Ian

QBSA#44263

Plasterers

EST OVER 37 YEARS

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0418 986 538

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Phone Mobile: 0413 330 275 or 5492 9155 Lic’d Plumber and Drainer QBSA 1002354

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20 Tytherleigh Ave Landsborough 5494 1153

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0410 314 192

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FOR ALL YOUR PLUMBING, GAS & WASTEWATER TREATMENT NEEDS • Domestic • Commercial • Maintenance QBCC No: • Renovations • Treatment Plant Servicing 1295317

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26 Tytherleigh Avenue Landsborough

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M 0437 888 181 P 5494 0043

5439 9368

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Aaron 0404 693 828 Taking PRIDE in every job!

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BSA: 1180430

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Roofing & Guttering

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Ph: 0423 387 983

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Storage

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call 5496 9790

CARAVAN STORAGE

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FRE QUOTEES

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Kilcoy & Woodford Experienced in all aspects of tiling

Free Fast Quotes QBCC Lic 1101772

Brian Dudin 0438 623 523 After hours: (07) 5494 7548 A local working for locals

Proprietors - Bill & Donna Hill 5010 D’Aguilar Hwy KILCOY

Tree Services I. & M. TREE LOPPING ~ & PRUNING ~

5422 0500

Shed 4, 26 Chambers Rd WOODFORD

5422 9431

www.tyrepower.com.au

& also Stump Grinding Many years experience - Fully insured Phone 0412 026 545

Upholstery

David Lowden Tree Services

• Pruning • Lopping • Removal Comprehensive Insurance on all jobs Phone 5435 8887 / 0407 710 993

See Campbells Upholstery Ad on page 4

Tarzan the Tree Specialist

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CALL: 0417 739 383

26 Beerwah Pde, Beerwah QBCC LIC 1069230 Your Local Roofing Specialists

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Phone 5439 0990

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26 Corporate Place, Landsborough

 CARAVANS Live In  BOATS On-Site Caretaker  CARS  CONTAINERS  SELF STORAGE

Phone Brendan 0447 310 331

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Dan Kelly 0400 925 556

Trees / Palms Pruning / Removals Wood Chipping / Stump Grinding Free Quotes / Fully Insured Mulch Sales

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Water Bores & Drilling WATER BORE DRILLING AND CONSTRUCTION Cheap and Competitive Rates 40 Years Experience Locally Owned Family Business Depths Ranging From 15m

Call Tom 0405 708 211 or Steve 0407 519 538 geodrillaustralia@gmail.com

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Water & Tank Services Graeme's Mobile Milling Your timber milled at your place For milling, slabs, bush furniture & timber gate sales

Ph: 0408 060 509 www.mobilemilling.com.au

See Pristine Water's Ad on page 24

Welder

RANGE FOREST & TREE SERVICE Nicholas David Peace - Tree Surgeon

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ABN: 95 972 833 288 Tree Climbing, Pruning, Felling, Storm Damage & Property Protection

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Easy Find Classifieds Courses & Tuition

Public Notices NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Coochin Creek Fruitgrowers’ Cooperative Ltd. Tuesday 21 Nov , 2017, 5.30pm.

Venue: Beerwah Library, 25 Peachester Road, Beerwah All forms for Nomination of Directors and Voting can be obtained at the Cooperative’s Office, 39 Simpson Street, Beerwah (please drop in or call 5494 6219) or by sending an email requesting the forms to gmanager@coochincreek.com.au Beerwah and District RSL Sub-Branch.

Special General Meeting Notice.

Sunday 22nd October 9.30am at Beerwah Sports Ground Meeting room. To pass motion to incorporate and adopt new sub-branch constitution.

Beerwah Glasshouse United Football Club AGM will be held on Tuesday November 14th at 7pm at Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club.

All Committee positions are up for re-election. Anyone interested should email Secretary@Beerwahglasshouseunited.com.au for a nomination form.

guitar, piano accordion & MUSIC Theory lessons. Professional caring teachers. Ph Bob 5494 7568 or 0411 959 157.

YOGA GLASSHOUSE MTNS COMMUNITY HALL Gentle – All Levels – Yin – Restorative. Ph Kristy 0402 882 725 for details.

YOGA CLASSES Peachester Hall – Wednesday 6.30pm and Friday 9.15am. Phone Rukmini on 0437 914 029. www.shantipathyogaspace.com.au [ZUMBA DANCE FITNESS] - BEERWAH COMMUNITY HALL - Thurs 9.15am | GLASS HOUSE Wed 7pm (starts Nov) | Plus Tues & Fri at Bellvista & Golden Beach. All ages & levels. Casual $15 Discount Multi Class Cards. Experienced Instructor since 2009. Ph: 0403 431 636 | infowildhealth@gmail.com | www.wildhealth.com.au

A year since you left us We didn’t get a change to say good bye A Mum and Gran and a dear friend Always in our hearts.

From Alice and Dennis.

Accounting Services HINTERLAND ACCOUNTING SERVICES 1/13 Turner Street, Beerwah admin@hintertax.com.au

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CREATE YOUR OWN CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS and gifts. Saturdays 9.30am-1.00pm. Large selection of items available. Children 6 and up welcome. All paints, varnishes and guidance included. The Little Red Cottage, 20 Coral Street, Maleny. Bookings on 0475 760 468.

PILATES, PUMP AND TABATA – Fun, effective small group training. Landsborough Hall. Qualified, experienced Instructor. Ph: 0409 549 477. Beginners to advanced.

PILATES CLASSES Jean Coffey Physiotherapist located at Maleny Showgrounds Pavilion, Monday and Wednesday 8am and 9am. Ph: 0488 182 504, cost $15.

AWARENESS COACHING for Clarity, Insight, SelfEmpowerment in Mind, Body, Spirit, Personal and Professional, Relationships. Ph: Peter McGuirk 0429 918 424.

Raffle Results Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch

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LITTLE HOME MAINTENANCE for all those little jobs you just don’t have time to do. Call Terry Ph 0409 488 145.

CARPET LAID, REPAIRED, ALTERED & Restretched. Pensioner disc. Ph: 0403 516 424.

PAINTING REASONABLE RATES inside – outside, discount. Ph 0403 516 424.

A Ute Man. Experienced labourer, landscaper, cleaner, carer. $30/hr, ute extra. Ph: Peter 0429 918 424.

Positions Vacant

YOGA METAFIT HEALTH COACH. Private Studio Glass House MTN. YOGA 4 Foundation or Gentle Flow Classes. Metafit 3 evening sessions a week.

Private sessions available. Call / SMS Valerie for schedule 0400 067 843. 90 Day Health Coaching program “Double Your Energy in 90 days or less”.

Book your FREE 1 hour discovery session today.

DRAWING TUITION with emphasis on botanicals.

Tuesdays 9.30-12.30 at Little Red Cottage, 20 Coral Street, Maleny. Bookings on 0475 760 468.

In Memoriam

Work Wanted

1 2 3

Retail Sales Position

We are seeking a professional sales person for our busy store.

Our ideal candidate will have:  experience within retail sales;  impeccable customer service skills;  excellent personal presentation;  excellent communication skills and the ability to work as part of a team.

Applicants with jewellery and industry knowledge will be highly regarded. This position also has the potential for a future management role.

Please submit your resume and cover letter to info@malenyjewellers.com.au

Support Person - Beerwah

2 permanent evening shifts per week

Seeking someone with good cooking / housekeeping skills to assist a young man living in his own home who has a severe acquired brain injury.

Friday & Sunday: 4pm to 7pm Cooking dinner, moping the floors & tidying up. No support exp necessary.

Require local person, with patience & resilience as living with an ABI is not easy. Must love dogs!

Send letter of interest & CV to: resumes@youselect.net.au Enquiries - phone 0432 127 497

GLASSHOUSE TAXI SERVICE. Would you like to be a part of our beautiful community? Need an extra income? Have four shifts available in Glasshouse.

Friday 5am till 4pm; Saturday 5am till 4pm; Sunday 5am till 4pm; Monday 5am till 4pm. These shifts enable you to work close to home. Would suit local person, with general knowledge of the area.

Commission based. Please call 0403 510 042.

MOTOR BODY BUILDER. Must be experienced in MIG, TIG, fabrication. High quality workmanship expected. CABOOLTURE ph: 0439 536 208.

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OFFICE MANAGER for an immigration firm in Beerburrum. Management and planning skills essential.

Email CV to info@australianimmigrationagency.com

Phone Tara on 5438 7445

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Position Vacant Cont.

Ph: 5494 6133

For Sale Cont.

Fax: 5494 6462

Woodlands in conjunction with Workplace Central, are currently looking for staff in the following fields:• Diesel Mechanic – to work on wide range of vehicles, refrigeration licence beneficial. HC licence preferred but not essential.

• HC Driver required for varied duties. Generally Mon – Fri, however some weekends may be required. Front End Loader ticket beneficial.

• Welder – to work on a wide range of equipment. Must have experience in all aspects of welding - mig, tig, stick, oxy, plasma.

• Junior Labourer - drivers licence required. Duties include mowing and some cleaning.

If you are interested in these positions, please apply either in person at Woodlands office, 2814 Old Gympie Road, Beerwah, or e-mail your resume to enq@woodlandsfeed.com.au Conditions do apply to these positions. If you have any avian species at home (i.e. chickens, ducks, budgies etc) you are not eligible for biosecurity reasons.

Only successful applicants will be contacted.

Markets

HARDWOOD SLEEPERS 230 x 115 x 2.1m long $35 each. Also other hardwood boards available (any sizes). Ph 0429 496 283.

LOUNGE LEATHER / VINYL. 1 x two seater and 2 x 1 seaters. All recliners. $700 ONO. Ph: 0439 874 412.

LOUNGE 3 Seater and 2 singles $70. Also electronic arm chair, near new $680 or both for $720. Ph: 0490 155 086.

Landsborough Hall Markets

7.30am - 11am & 3pm - 4.30pm

PLANTATION TIMBER, pine or hardwood, also millable timber. Good prices paid and payments up front. Ph: 0429 496 283.

Wanted to Buy

COINS & BANKNOTES

Buying & Selling year round Also available: coin holders, plastic pages & catalogues WE TRADE AT ...

Currimundi Farmers Market - Buderim St, Currimundi (in State School) Sunday 7am – 12noon Collectorama Antique Shows - Nambour Showgrounds Next shows: Sat Nov 4

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Contributed by Graeme Glover Another great week of bowls and festivities at the club however the warm weather is really keeping numbers down on our Tuesday members pairs.

As the jackpot is building make sure you turn up and be the possible winner. Sandra Kapertanic and Joe Walters played quality bowls to be the Tuesday winners.

Wednesday night bowls produced some great bowls and a number of new faces to the club.

Remember no one misses a game so turn up for a burger and bowl for $13, the best value entertainment on the hinterland.

We had 5 games of triples and the winners were as follows, Sunstone, Handles, Krackerjacks, Bridge Club and Outlaws. Touchers went to Steve Ellet, Marg Ginns and Tom Ukola. The lucky draw was won by Scott Alexander, Allan Loynes, and Don Ginns and the raffle winner was Allan Lange.

Scroungers was played on Friday on 4 rinks, some excellent bowls and very close games were had by all. Winners were as follows, Scott Alexander, Jim King, Ray Pantlin, and Joe Walters. Take advantage of the cooler afternoon and come and have a bowl and stay on for the members draw at 5.30pm.

The rain was great for our gardens and surrounds which are looking magnificent thanks to the efforts of David Burgess and Roy Gesch, our hard working volunteers on greens maintenance. The down side was the washout for our first night of Saturday night bowls.

Calling all Maleny folks … come on you young ones, have a night out at the club and bowl your friends over at Maleny Bowls Club. See you there.

Beerwah Bridge Club Contributed by Martine Geodhart Tuesday, October 3: 1st Neville Jordan and Barbara Freeman 69.8%, 2nd Rosalea Stevens and Fay Faulkner 58.3% and 3rd Harry Hankinson and Ro Promnitz 57.3%.

Friday, October 6: North/South 1st Judith Boyd and Ann Slade 64.8%, 2nd Kerry Gillam and Martine Goedhart 58.9% and 3rd Allison Bodman and Cathy Roberts 57.6%. East/West 1st Fay Faulkner and Louise Beckingsale 59.8%, 2nd Rosalea Stevens and Rob Ford 54.1 %, 3rd John Quinn and Marianne Idle 53.7%.

Tuesday, October 10: 1st Rob Ford and Dianne Cassells 60.7%, 2nd Harry Hankinson and Gwyneth Drane 54.7%, equal 3rd Barbara Freeman and Neville Jordan and Faye Rodgers and Jeff Ford both 52.3%.

Friday, October 13: North/South 1st Barry Kelly and Rob Ford 59.2%, 2nd Tom and Jillian Major 56.9% and 3rd Pam Marsden and Roger Garner 47.9%. East/West 1st Barbara Freeman and Neville Jordan 65.8%, 2nd Ross Schultz and Cathy Roberts 59.5% and 3rd David Hine and Gwyneth Drane 49.7%.

If you have not played bridge for a while and feel a bit rusty, come and join us for a relaxed game on a Tuesday. We will help you to get back on track again. For more information call John Marsden 5494 2584 or Martine Goedhart on 5496 9855.

We play on Tuesdays from 9.15am and Fridays from 12 noon in the clubhouse of the Beerwah Golf Club.

Please arrive 15 minutes before play. Find us on the web under www.beerwah.bridgeaustralia.org

Beerwah Ladies Bowls Club Contributed by Brenda Briese As I write this it is absolutely bucketing, with my dog beside me, panting with anxiety from the noise of the storm. But it is most welcome for not just golfers but for everyone. We've had quite a full week this week. Saturday, October 7 we played a Monthly Medal with 17 players. Once again congratulations go to Andrea Campbell with a remarkable 64 nett off a 10 handicap, (she's on a hot streak). Runner up was Ruth Machen 74 nett. Gross winner was Jo Malone 87. Pin shots: (2) Diane Flint (5) Michelle Leahy (16) Andrea Campbell (18) Lesley Eggleston. Putting: Andrea Campbell 24 putts. Ball run down went to 78 nett.

Thursday, October, 12 we had 29 lovely ladies visit us from Virginia Golf Club. We had a total of 84 players and played a 2 Ball Best Ball Stableford. Div 1 (0-50 combined handicap) winners were Sylvia Jones (Virginia) and Cathy Stone 45 pts, runners up Beth Butler and Lea Doyle 43 pts, second runners up were Val Turner and Karen Gannon 42 pts. Div 2 winners were (51 + handicap) Gail Murphy and Felicity Smith (Virginia) 49pts, runners up Bridget John and Marie Oxlade 46 pts and second runners up Oriel Lyon and Josie Thistlethwaite 46 pts. Pin shots: (2) Andrea Campbell (5) Karen Madsen (16) J Baker (2nd shot 18) Silvia Jones, Margaret Zonca, J Hancock (all in the hole) Ball run down went to 42 pts. Thanks, to our Club Professional John Mellish, who generously sponsored all the prizes.

Friday, October 13 we held the Zone Presidents Day. Being Black Friday many of the ladies dressed in the ‘Spooky’ costumes which added to the fun on the day. It was a 4 person Ambrose and there were teams from near and far. Three teams came from Tin Can Bay and many more clubs. Total players were 132 which is a very large field but it ran smoothly all day. The Gross Winners team comprised of players from different clubs with a score of 66. Nett Winners was a team from Maleny Golf Club with 60 nett. BRD 62 nett. I must add an omission from last week’s report, winner of Medal of Medallists for 2017 was Cathy Stone. Congratulations Cathy on a very successful year. Hope to see you on the fairways soon and I always think golf is more than a game it's a time to socialise.

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Contributed by Pauline Fraley The Wonders had a comfortable win over Murgon on Sunday to keep them in the hunt for the finals.

The final score was 9 sets to 3. With the days ‘Wonder Stars’ being Frank and Caroline, taking home maximum points. Thanks to Craig and Sean for filling in. The Wonders will require a truly wonderful effort to make the Big Dance from here and it will all come down to their performance against Mooloolaba in the final round. Bring it on!

A little different this week for Witta Wagtails with a slow start but they came good in the second half. The rallies were long, but unfortunately for the Wagtails, Nambour Heights were the winners on the day. Thanks to Claire, Sonia, Janet and Jill.

The Wildcats were at home to Nambas Champers. It was close all day with extremely good hard hitting tennis. Unfortunately Pauline, Annie, Stacey and Libby were pipped at the post, with the score 4 sets each 31-35 games.

The Whistlers had a competitive match against Caloundra Hot Chillies, with a great day of tennis and friendship, final score was 5 sets, 41 games Witta took 3 sets, 34 games Caloundra.

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Contributed by Jenny Oxenham Tuesday, October 10: there was an 18 Hole Single Stableford Competition held at the Maleny Golf Club. First place went to Chris Pottinger with 43 points, runner-up went to Denis Hickey with 42 points and third place went to Hans Van Sanbeeck with 37 points on a count-back from Mark Deem and Gordon Ferguson, both with 37 points. BRD: Rod Waldron. NTP 3 - Denis Hickey.

Friday, October 13: our usual Chook-Run was played, though with diminished numbers due to weather. First place went to Tom Kennedy with 24 points, runner-up went to Rod Waldron with 23 points and third place was a tie between Graham Thompson and Trevor Fairley, both with 19 points. A new barbeque has been installed which was provided by the Chook Run and I believe that Paul Lowe will be in charge of it.

Saturday, October 14: there was an 18 Hole Single Stroke Competition played and first place went to Richard Owen with 66 nett, on a count-back from the runner-up Chris Pottinger, also with 66 nett, third place went to Jimmy Byun with 68 nett.

The Gross Winner was Jack Day with 76 nett.

NTP 3 and 5 - Corey Zammit and 12 and 14 Mike Finley.

The Maleny Golf club is situated at 15 Porters Lane, North Maleny and its natural beauty and environment offers nine holes of golf, each with its own challenge for golfers of all standards.

Visitors are most welcome and for more information, please visit our web site www.malenygolfclub.com.au

Beerwah Golf Club Contributed by Roger Bonhomme Men's and medley results Two of our longer markers had a day out together last Wednesday to scatter the field, winning a medley two ball aggregate Stableford. Tom Olesen (31hcp) and Stan Horsburgh (28) scored a total of 84 points to beat John Runge/Ross Schultz by three. In third place two points further back was Barry McQuay/Alan Smerdon.

NTP: 2 – Col Penney, 5 – Brian McConnell, 16 – Bob Kirkby, 18 – Ian Halliday.

On Saturday more than half the morning field had started a single Stableford event when the heavens opened up in a big way. Very soon most of the putting greens were awash and, with a lot more heavy rain on the way, club captain Andrew Wills had no option but to cancel the day's competition.

Around 70mm fell, making the course unplayable for both the afternoon field and Sunday's competition. At least our dams no longer look as though the tide is out and the rain is a good tonic for our newly renovated greens.

Surfcity Darts Contributed by Dawn Hawkins Surfcity Dart Results for October 9 for the games played at the Glass House Mountains Sports Club.

Happy Days defeated Motley Crue 11 games to 6, Recycle defeated John Lowe 13 games to 5, Mafia defeated A Team 17 games to 1, 3 + 1 and Newbies both forfeited with no points awarded. Points Table: Happy Days 33 - 201, Recycle 25 - 185, 23 - 161, Mafia 17 - 146, John Lowe 16 - 148, Motley Crue 11 - 110, A Team 5 - 76, Newbies 3 - 66. Tons: 18 Christian Cook, 17 Denis Hawkins, Jimmy Clegg, 14 Jamie Rundle, 12 Steve Tomes, 11 Tony Davy, 9 Randal Wruck, 8 Adam Reynolds, Ben Matthews, Jim McMahon, Jo Degen, 7 Kevin Leaman, Alan Blackman, Shaun Perris, 6 Hyden Abernethy, Shannon Carter, 4 Sarah Beattie, 3 Gary Clive, 2 Marty Walker, 1 Phillip Siggers, Ron Hills.

180s: 2 Jamie Rundle, Denis Hawkins, 1 Jim McMahon, Christian Cook. High Finishes: 150 Tony Davy, 120 Alan Blackman.

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Glasshouse Bowls Club Contributed by David Hayes Wednesday, October 11: Ladies Jackpot Triples, 10 teams competed for this month’s $600 Jackpot. Winners on the day with the highest winning score of 35 were David Hayes, Brian Saunders and Chris Freshwater.

Runners-up were Millie Freshwater, Eileen Pierce and Wendy Platt with 29. Mystery Prize went to Noelene Annakin, John Annakin and Bob Boss. The Jackpot was -13 which was not won.

November 8 is the last Wednesday Triples Jackpot for the year so get your names/teams down early. It would be great to get a full green. Remember the Jackpot is $600.

Thursday, October 12: social, winners were Don Teirney and Allan Pashby with 2 wins and 44 points. Runners-up on countback with 22 points with a score of 19 in their first game were Rob Scullion and Mac Townson.

Lucky draw went to Ron Rix and John Thorton (visitor). Ladies Consistency, Chris Dougan def Jenny Morris 150-145.

Membership for 2018 is now being taken at Club Glass House. It will be $88 for next year to be paid by December 31. This includes your yearly membership to Club Glass House. Both Bowls QLD and Australia have increased their yearly fees. Weekly Social games will remain $12 per game for the next year.

Mixed Pairs draw is up so please take note.

One game per day, but if agreed by both teams you’re welcome to play both games in a day.

How good was our Spring Carnival! After so much planning the rain had to ruin our event. Thanks to all our members for being understanding and for the away teams that turned up. Lunch was great. In the end people only had to pay for their Saturday meal. We will be back bigger and better next year. Thanks to Rod and Wendy Platt, John and Noelene Annakin, Grant and Marilyn Podmore, Rowan and Karen Bruce, Greg and Shirley Hayes, Matilda Fruit Barn, Beerwah Newsagency, Setters Fruit Shop and the Black Squirrel Café who all donated raffle prizes.

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On the day of my big job interview I woke up late.

Frantically I threw on a suit. “Oh no” I thought. “My tie!” My dad was out of town and wasn’t there to help me, and for the life of me I did not know how to tie a tie!

I grabbed a tie and ran out the door. “Excuse me sir,” I said to the crossing guard, “I have an important job interview, can you please help me make this tie?!”

ARIES March 21 - April 20 The New Moon is in your opposite sign of Libra. This emphasies new starts in the next few days’ activities. It addresses the need for new work, and if necessary, a new career. Others may attend to new health regimes. You could meet someone who will propose a monetary venture. It would be a good idea to be cautious. Use your intuition.

TAURUS April 21 - May 22 There are new emotions coming up in your partnership sector and that should be positive, with a fair share of warm attention.

The weekend sees Mars entering Libra and so you feel the urge to get moving on the job and some maybe for marathons!

The New Moon brings new decisions to contemplate and deep conversation with a companion.

GEMINI May 23 - June 21 The New Moon marks the beginning of some major change in your viewpoints.

However, being in the sign of Libra, it may be wise to know that while impulsive moves can certainly get you out of a rut, that’s more likely to be just a momentary thrill.

There will be new developments in your life concerning relatives and neighbours.

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CANCER June 22 - July 22 This New Moon, being in the sign of Libra, means that this week is all about money and hopefully you will have a lucky bonus.

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LEO July 23 - August 22 The New Moon in Libra arrives in time for the weekend, so that all Leos should see themselves developing social ties with relatives and displaying quality mental capacity. Going with gut instincts means you can handle things with both poise and tact. Mars heats up your third sector for new contracts and the ability to debate well.

VIRGO August 23 - September 22 If you are writing or investigating something, the New Moon, for the whole weekend, gets you to the heart of the matter with perspicacity. So, it will be a wonderful weekend about money and arranging all finances with beneficial mutual agreements.

Don’t fall for anything fancy without good values. With Mars entering Libra you are assertive in requesting value.

LIBRA September 23 - October 22 You may want to escape into the arms of a secret lover now that Scorpio arrives in your charting, which may stir up an old romance, or keep you captured in your imagination.

This is the beginning of a fine obsession, and that may be going to movies, good restaurants, or arranging cruise ships. Your life changes in more ways than imagined now.

SCORPIO October 23 - November 22 There is a conjunction of your sign to Mercury and then we see the positive benefits of Jupiter giving you twelve months of profound visions. The New Moon in Libra by the weekend draws you into the private recesses of your life. There is sudden change in your work, possibly a disruption.

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CAPRICORN December 23 - January 19 It may be time for you to look at your parents in a better and loving way as your sign has a tendency to reap karmic rewards. By this we mean that a government official could give you bad credit if you have not nurtured your parents correctly. You achieve the best success by developing new business tactics and mingling with important people.

AQUARIUS January 20 - February 19 The New Moon this week in the sign of Libra can bring a radical shift in your thinking and circumstances. There is still good news between Mercury and Jupiter that tells there is good focus on areas of agreement. You can trust gut reactions. The weekend starts a new career cycle for you and travel and education could be a part of this now.

PISCES February 20 - March 20 You may need a fresh start where joint finances, credit or a budget review is concerned. Under the New Moon in the sign of Libra you just have to make sure they are liberating, and not destabilising. Someone comes to you with news about a sensitive relationship. Spiritual feelings make you an excellent counsellor. Your best qualities of intuition operate.

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30 PACK

10

PACK