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Over the past couple of years the members of what is now the Glass House Country Chamber of Commerce have been working together to create a strong regional voice for our business community.

And at this year’s Annual General Meeting they were fortunate enough to have nominations for all of the committee positions except one – Secretary, although they are fortunate enough to have a Minutes’ secretary and currently some pretty enthusiastic other members sharing out the responsibilities of a secretary.

And while there is a strong membership of over 70 local businesses, the time has now come to recruit someone from outside the group with the skills and time which (on average is three – four hours a week) to take on this vital role.

So as the Chamber’s Publicity Officer I thought I would put the

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request out there for someone in our community who would consider taking on the role of Honorary Secretary.

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GCNews deadlines The next edition of gcnews will be October 27. Deadlines are as follows: Editorial - 12noon Friday General & trades advertising - 12noon Friday Classifieds - 12noon Monday Sports - 10.30am Monday

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Stephanie Freeman, Clair and Isabella Cornel and Brent Boyer get into character ahead of their performance of ‘The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe’ which takes to the stage at the Glasshouse Country Christian College next month. Read the story on page 8.

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Jonathan celebrates his win at the Deniliquin Ute Muster Earlier this month Jonathan and his support team, proud and committed parents Pauline and Ross, returned from the infamous Deniliquin Ute Muster, where Jonathan took out the National Bundy Ute of the Year. For Jonathan, this has capped off another successful year, but he already has his sights set on his next challenge – taking part in the Convoy for Kids later this month, where he’ll be raising money for Camp Quality.

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Jan Kesby, the manager/coordinator of the Mooloolah River Waterwatch and Landcare, was earlier this month one of 75 community representatives who attended a conference hosted

by Council, designed to capture the community’s visions and values for the region.

And it wasn’t a role she took lightly, having surveyed members of her local Mooloolah community prior to attending the conference to ensure she captured their views.

Jan said she felt good about the role she played and the process behind developing a community plan for the Sunshine Coast.

“As a community, it is really important to be able to have a say in council planning for the future,” she said.

Jan said there were some important points raised by locals, who valued the village appeal of the hinterland and the rural residential atmosphere of Mooloolah.

She said residents were concerned that the area would end up looking like just another suburb of a major city, and wanted to preserve its natural environment and quality of living.

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“Mooloolah residents are very passionate about their town, and it was important that I was able to attend the conference and share their views,” Jan said.

The Community Conference, attended by 75 locals representing community, small business, industry and others was a key initiative as part of council’s development of a new community plan.

According to Council, using all of the data gathered from previous phases, including market research and the community conference, Council will now develop a draft community plan before seeking public comment.

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On the same day that our very own Mary MacKillop was being canonised at the Vatican in Rome, here in Glasshouse Country, locals held their own special celebration to mark the historic occasion.

The special day was hosted by Beerwah Catholic and Anglican Parishioners at the Mary MacKillop Centre on Sunday with Father Stan Griffiths and Reverend Avriel Green jointly presiding. Celebrations included song, scripture, prayer, a light lunch and afternoon tea. Jenny Carr composed a song about Mary MacKillop especially for the occasion.

Pam Lever, community member of Beerwah Parish, said preparations for the event began a couple of months ago, with people excited about Mary MacKillop being Australia’s first recognised saint.

“It’s a great thrill for someone like Mary MacKillop, who led a life that was extremely tough in many ways, but she never faltered in giving - particularly the needs of the poor. It was one of her main aims to bring education to the children of the poor.

“Mary MacKillop is important to us because she had a mission in life and she knew that mission was more important than the authority of church and state around her and she never let opposition deter her from what she saw God wanted her to do. That resolute attitude to her life and her mission, I think, is something we can all take on board,” she said.

The celebration was not just for the Churches but for all the community.

“It is a big deal, particularly for Catholics; but I think Australians can celebrate the fact that this woman, who is part of our heritage, has achieved great things and recognition in the worldwide church outside Australia,” Pam said.

The main aim of the celebration was to bring the community together.

“The spirit of Mary MacKillop is very much one of community focus. Any celebration in the name of Mary MacKillop should have a community wide focus to it, otherwise it wouldn’t be truly in the spirit of Mary MacKillop.

Wherever she saw a need then she would respond to that need if she was to carry out what she saw as her vocation, her mission from God.” People across the world would agree with Pam when she says that Mary MacKillop was inspirational.

“That somebody, in spite of a lot of adversity could still achieve great things, that’s encouraging for us all.”

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Local excellence in teaching Two local teachers have been recognised for their outstanding qualities in the recent NEiTA 2010 ASG Inspirational Teaching Awards. Lauren Loft, a Year five teacher at Glasshouse Country Christian College and Mark Windrow, Principal of Landsborough State School are two of 550 finalists from across Australia. Queensland had the majority of finalists with an impressive

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177 being recognised. The awards are a way to acknowledge and celebrate great teachers.

Lauren has been a teacher for seven years, all at Glasshouse Country Christian College.

“I didn’t know about the nomination until my Principal told me and the nomination came through. I was surprised, very honoured and excited. I appreciate the way that someone has appreciated the work that I’m doing,” Lauren said.

As a teacher Lauren recognises each child’s individuality.

“I feel that every child learns in a particular and unique way and as I teach I try to appreciate the students’ different learning needs and try to meet them in the different aspects of teaching.”

What she most enjoys about teaching is the children.

“Seeing them learn, seeing them understand things, seeing them grow throughout the year.

Because I’ve been here for seven years the children who I had in Year three are now going into year 10 next year and that’s really exciting to see how much they have developed and grown,” she said.

Mark Winrow, has been a teacher for 12 years, principal of Landsborough State School for a year, and was previously Head of Curriculum for two years. He also lists the children as the thing he most enjoys about teaching.

“Just sitting down and having conversations with kids. I think the biggest thing I get out of it is those ‘ah-ha’ moments when kids have just worked something out, when the penny drops for them.”

Like Lauren, Mark’s nomination for the award was a surprise.

“First I knew about the nomination was when I received the certificate on parade that the P and C gave to me. I suppose I’m fairly humbled by it to be honest. I honestly believe that the staff at this school make me look better than I am. I couldn’t do this job, this way, without their support and the support of the community too. We’ve got a great P and C and supportive parents.”

Mark said he has a passion for student learning and a passion for child development as a whole.

“I really like to take a genuine interest in what kids are doing outside of school as well as what they’re doing in school. If the kids are happy to be here we know we’re doing our job well.”

Mark and Lauren will now progress to the next phase of the awards, the NEiTA 2010 ASG State and Territory Inspirational Teaching Awards, where 60 award recipients will be selected and announced in November following World Teacher’s Day. Early next year, 10 will be selected as the NEiTA 2010 ASG National Teaching Award recipients.

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CHRISTMAS CHEER!

Is your community group, social or sports club hosting an end of year or Christmas party?

Let us know about it and we’ll try to drop in for a few happy snaps, to publish in the Glasshouse Country News in the last edition before Christmas. Perhaps you want to let people know about a free community event happening in the lead up to Christmas?

With only eight more editions of GC News remaining, time is fast running out to share your good news and upcoming events with our readers.

Simply email us at editorial@gcnews.com.au or give us a call on 5494 6066 and let us know what you’ve got coming up.

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Project 4519 might sound like some secret government agenda but it’s actually an undertaking by the 2010 Student Leadership team of Beerwah State High School.

Andrew Perryman, School Captain and project co-ordinator explains.

“At the end of last year the school decided to invest money in the leadership courses through an organisation called YLead. They came to our school and did workshops. From that, 20 student leaders were offered the opportunity to attend other YLead Student Leadership events to build leadership skills.”

Project 4519 is an endeavour across three fronts, the school, local and global communities; with three broad goals, to encourage school pride and school spirit, raise the profile of Beerwah SHS within the local community, and create opportunities for Beerwah students to make a difference.

Andrew said Project’s name derives from the postcode 4519, which encompasses not just the school but the wider Beerwah community.

There have been many activities undertaken throughout the year as part of Top ProjectGrade 4519.

These include a ‘Clean Up Beerwah’ afternoon, holding events at the school that the community was also invited along to, such as the school musical ‘Man of Steel’, and a community movie night. Other projects included a student Ambassador’s project, (where Year 11 and 2kg lots Year 12 students volunteered to assist in the classrooms of the seven local primary schools on

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Andrew Perryman their non-timetable day), a ‘Beerwah’s Got Talent’ show, fundraising for the School of St Jude’s and most recently, a Community Trivia night.

All these activities would have taken a lot of preparation, time and effort, so why did the Student Leadership team want to make a difference?

“It had a lot to do with the YLead workshops, we were inspired. Beerwah is known as a ‘sports’ school and we wanted to build other things the school can be proud of. We decided we wanted to make a difference and leave a legacy. It’s definitely been a team effort,” Andrew said.

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Performers roar all the way to London Slice of Life Theatre Arts students are set to roar all the way to London with their production of the classic CS Lewis children’s tale, ‘The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe’ on Friday, November 5. Fifteen cast and seven stage and technical crew ranging in age from eight to 15 and adults will be assessed by Trinity London examiner Carol Lamont, for a Certificate Three in Plays in Production. They will show their high standard of performance and production skills as they act out the adventures of Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter as they seek the power of Aslan the Lion Prince in order to break free from the bitter cold evil that the self proclaimed Queen has imposed on the inhabitants of Narnia.

The students have been rehearsing for months and they are ready to pounce on to the stage.

Some students are so eager that they have taken on the challenge of learning two roles and will have the opportunity to perform over the scheduled five performances.

Slice of Life Theatre Arts Director, Louise Heinrich, has been entering students in Speech and Drama Eisteddfods, Optiminds and Trinity London Speech and Drama exams over the past five years with great success. Four of the cast members will also present for other Trinity Exams before the Friday, November 5 evening performance.

Students are proud of the fact that they are the first cast to enter the Plays in Production section in Australia which is a new initiative by Trinity London Guild Hall, the renowned London Acting College, to encourage performers to create

excellent full productions for live audiences in real theatres using sound, lighting costumes and props which is exactly what the cast and crew will do.

They have been rehearsing on Monday afternoons in the Glasshouse Country Christian College’s, state of the art, 133 seat theatre built less than three years ago. Whilst they are excited about showing their talents and gifts to Carol Lamont from Trinity London, they are keen to ensure they have a live audience to perform in front of, so as part of the theatrical

production requirements, they are focusing on recruiting audience members from the Sunshine Coast community to buy tickets to support them in their quest to show how well they rate as performers on a world scale. There will be a total of five performances, with performances on Saturday, October 30 (matinee and evening), and Saturday, November 6 (matinee and evening).

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Local group celebrates rich and vibrant history Contributed by Coral Beutel, hon secretary

Monday, October 4, Peachester CWA celebrated their 65th birthday with lunch at Gowinta Farms.

Long serving member and honorary secretary Coral Beutel, this week shares with readers some of the details of group’s rich and vibrant history.

The inaugural meeting was held in the Peachester Hall on October 16, 1945, with 25 ladies present. Membership was 5/- or 50 cents. Gladys Turner was the first president, Mabel Breton was secretary and May Loveday was the treasurer.

Many members walked to meetings pushing a pram, carrying craft work, produce for the ‘bring and buy’ stall and a cake for lunch. Some rode a horse with a child on board.

Before the branch could hold the first dance in 1946, permission from the department of justice had to be granted so the ladies could raffle a cake and the dance had to be registered with the taxation department. The ladies were told to only bring home-made cakes.

The first project was to renovate the old disused tennis court near the dip. For 30 years they ran dances and helped the hall to hold their dances.

Funds were raised for the student hostel in Nambour, which enabled students to pursue their secondary studies. When the hostel was sold, with the money refunded, the CWA sealed the supper room at the hall.

In 1952 with electricity coming to the hall the ladies purchased an urn which is still in use today. A far cry from the kerosene tin billy out the back. Also provided for the hall were chairs, the piano, floor coverings for the supper room, cupboards and the ramp to give access to the hall for the disabled.

From 1948 bursaries were given to students sitting for scholarship from Crohamhurst, Peachester and Commissioner’s Flat schools. To this day, two bursaries are still being presented to students from Peachester State School on graduation night.

Nessie Pratten was the first international officer in 1953. Pupils were invited to listen to the guest speaker on international day.

Statewide, CWA study a different country each year. The Peachester School has entered the international poster and project competitions every year since, with some entries going on to state finals.

The wonderful ladies who started CWA in Peachester would be proud of the members to this day and their achievements.

Mary (Sully) Sullivan joined 1949 and later received her service bar, year of the aged person’s award and volunteer award. Nessie Pratton, also a great handicraft enthusiast, has a piece of lace she made on display in Canberra.

Grace Hodgens also received a service bar for her commitment to CWA and the community.

These are just a couple of ladies out of many who have excelled. Margaret Ferris is well known for her expertise in floral arrangements and stage decorations. She has carried her floral art forward to become a judge worldwide. Bev Wild was on the state knitting and crochet committee for 25 years, chairman and secretary for two terms and was Nambour North Coast division secretary for six years and has held all positions in Peachester CWA many times. Bev is our present treasurer, and Joan Kropp has been making and icing the

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Peachester CWA celebrated their 65th birthday with lunch at Gowinta Farms birthday cakes since 1960. She has held the positions of president and treasurer and is the present president. Joan excels as a cook. Pam Walker has held the positions of president and secretary and with husband Howard handle the hall bookings. Coral Beutel, secretary has held president and international officer. She also has done well with floral art and cooking. New members are helping to carry on the values set by our predecessors and we are proud of them.

The state cookery contest started in 1960 when membership stood at 32 and competition was strong. In 1975 Robyn Simpson was asked to judge and carried on this task until her passing. From 1978 Robyn was ably assisted

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Glasshouse’s very own rising star, actor Daniel George, is hosting a trivia night later this month to raise funds for his first film production, Levasque.

GCNews readers will be well aware of the achievements of this talented young actor, who has just recently completed filming the second series of a new series, Shifters.

Daniel has also been busy writing his own production, Levasque, which he hopes to enter into next year’s Streamy Awards (www.streamys.org).

With heaps of great prizes up for grabs, this trivia night fundraiser is a great way to help out our own budding young actor realise his dream.

The event will be held at the Glasshouse Mountains Community Hall at 7.00pm on Saturday, October 30. To book a team, email your team name and team members to levasque@hotmail.com or phone 5494 8218. Tickets only $10.00 per person. Some food and drink will be available to purchase, or BYO.

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Award winning Aussie country music talent's best so far Multi award winning Australian country music artist Adam Harvey has just released ‘Best So Far’, a collection of his favourite tracks spanning his career, plus two new songs. Adam has also released a DVD, entitled ‘Best So Far’, which will include many of his currently unavailable music videos, a brand new video for his new song ‘Better Than This’, as well as interview footage with long-time producer Rod McCormack and a candid documentary of Adam throughout his career.

Adam Harvey won his first Golden Guitar with Tanya Self in 1998. In a career spanning more than a decade, Adam has gone from strength to strength, winning seven Golden Guitars, receiving the Global Artist Award in Nashville, and being invited to perform at the Grand Ole Opry Ryman Auditorium.

A long time fan of Johnny Cash, Adam’s musical career has been clearly influenced. His brand new single; ‘Better Than This’, released

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The ‘Best So Far’ album and DVD not only encapsulates Adam’s long and impressive career, but also will give fans the opportunity to listen to some of Adam’s earliest recordings which are only available on this package.

GCNews has four copies of Adam Harvey’s ‘Best So Far’ album and DVD to give away to lucky readers.

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Local couple celebrates 65 years Congratulations to Con and Ray Mansell, both 83, who today celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary (October 20).

Con, who was born in London, and Ray, who was born in Mullumbimby, were both serving in the British Navy during the war when they met at a Naval Air Station at Oxfordshire. They married in 1945.

After a few twists and turns, which included Con coming to Australia (without Ray as he was still in the Navy) as a war bride and then returning to London, they both eventually came to Australia in 1961. They came as ‘10 pound poms’, (even though Ray was Australian born and bred) with their five children and they later had one more child. Initially they settled in Petrie then they moved to Beerwah 22 years ago. After leaving the Navy, Ray had various jobs. He was a fireman, ran a nursery and became a surveyor with the Commonwealth Government, while Con dedicated herself to their family.

Spend any amount of time with them and it’s easy to see their marriage has been filled with laughter.

Con also has this tip for a long happy marriage.

“Choose the right partner, I guess.”

To Ray, the secret is more pragmatic.

“You make a vow when you get married and if you stick to your vows and you live long enough you get to 65 years of married life, it’s as simple as that,” he said.

Their celebrations will be a quiet affair.

“We had big party for our 60th, we had the whole mob here, there’s 40 descendants,” Con said.

They will be opening a bottle of Moet though.

No doubt they will be toasting their six children, 12 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren because to Con and Ray their family has been the highlight of their 65 years of marriage.

Ray and Con's 1945 wedding

Ray and Con Mansell today

Scratch and win!

Local resident Allan Carroll had to scratch himself to believe his luck when he was told he had won $100.00 of scratchie tickets in the latest fundraiser at the Beerwah Supa IGA. All proceeds from Supa IGA regular fundraisers go back into the community funds, supporting local groups and clubs.

Congratulating Allan is Beerwah Supa IGA’s Neil Crook

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Peter Slipper, Cr Adrian Raedel, Steve Dickson, Bob Aitken, Andrew Powell and Wyatt Roy help officially open Andrew’s new electorate office in Maleny State Member for Glasshouse Andrew Powell held the official opening of his new Maleny office last week, on October 14. Andrew’s family, including his wife and children, parents and in-laws were all on hand to lend their support.

Dignitaries including Peter Slipper, Federal Member for Fisher, Wyatt Roy, Federal Member for Longman, Steve Dickson, Member for Buderim and Cr Adrian Raedel, Moreton Bay Regional Council were also all in attendance.

The office was officially opened by local Maleny resident Bob Aitken.

Road safety campaign will help save lives Sunshine Coast Council has launched its ‘Share with Care’ road safety campaign to help reduce the number of accidents and fatalities on Sunshine Coast roads.

Integrated Transport Portfolio holder Councillor Vivien Griffin said pedestrians and cyclists make up over 10 per cent of the serious road casualties in the region - most involve a collision with a motor vehicle and nearly all are preventable.

“With new cycle infrastructure coming online across the Coast, educating road users how to use it is essential for their safety,” Cr Griffin said “There are different rules from state to state so whether it’s a green cycle lane or a new pathway, users will need to be aware of the rules.

“Rolling out this education campaign in line with new infrastructure will hopefully result in safer roads, which in turn might encourage more people to leave the car at home.”

The local campaign kicked off with a message that has been widely promoted by the cycling safety charity,—a metre matters. It’s a simple but important first message in the campaign. It involves motor vehicles leaving one metre between themselves and cyclists and if it’s not safe to pass a cyclist, to brake and wait.

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• Green paint on the road highlights areas of potential conflict between cyclists and motor vehicles, often used at entries and exits of intersections and roundabouts and across slip lanes.

• Riders should be considerate of drivers when choosing to cycle two abreast, they should indicate clearly and make sure they are visible.

• Motorists should leave at least one metre between the side of their vehicle and cyclists and if this is not possible, brake and wait.

• Motorists should always indicate correctly, and check blind spots before manoeuvring.

• Pathways are shared areas, cyclists need to make sure they are riding at an appropriate speed, should install a bell and warn pedestrians when they are coming.

• Everyone needs to keep to the left on pathways and pedestrians should take care not to block the path.

The ‘Share with Care’ campaign will address four elements of road safety 1. A meter matters – in partnership with the Amy Gillett Foundation 2. Bicycle lanes and Green cycle lanes 3. Bicycle awareness zones and 4. Sharing pathways safely.

Further information and brochures are available on council’s website www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

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La Niña strikes a blow for strawberries

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Iconic pub launches souvenir beer to mark milestone In preparation for the Ettamogah’s Pub 21st birthday coming up next month, the iconic Sunshine Coast tourist attraction has launched its own beer.

General Manager David Thompson said the beer is premium medium-strength, preservative free, additive free and of a very high quality.

The beer is available from the Aussie World souvenir shop.

Visit www.aussieworld.com.au or call 5494 5444 for more information.

Just when most of us had become accustomed to the term ‘El Niño’, weather forecasters have now started throwing the term ‘La Niña’ around, but what does this mean? To most strawberry growers it means destruction caused by an all mighty lot of rain. Meteorologists explain it a little differently. Firstly, La Niña translates from Spanish as ‘the girl-child’, and refers to the extensive cooling of the central and eastern Pacific Ocean, where as El Niño warms. In Australia (particularly eastern Australia), La Niña events are associated with increased probability of wetter conditions. Changes to the atmosphere and ocean circulation during La Niña events include: • Cooler than normal ocean temperatures across the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean • Increased convection or cloudiness over tropical Australia, Papua NewGuinea, and Indonesia.

• Stronger than normal (easterly) trade winds across the Pacific Ocean (but not necessarily in the Australian region).

• High (positive) values of the SOI (Southern Oscillation Index) Last week’s heavy down pours saw approximately 80 tonnes of strawberries ruined at Gowinta Farms, however after a week long clean up of crops, the La Niña weather patterns may just mean that cooler weather will see a record long strawberry season until Christmas.

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Wellness Chiropractic has been helping residents in the Glasshouse region reach their highest health potential for the past 30 years! True chiropractic is not about relieving pain, it’s about being healthy!

The very first chiropractic adjustment was aimed at restoring normal body function. DD Palmer, who had been formulating his ideas about the spine and nervous system, adjusted a man named Harvey Lillard who had lost his hearing after injuring his neck.

After several adjustments to his spine, he was able to hear again.

While the origin of chiropractic is a miraculous story, it has often led to a misunderstanding of chiropractic. Chiropractors don’t attempt to cure health conditions, but rather focus on treating spinal subluxations, or misalignments of the spine causing interference to your nerve function.

The brain controls all other parts of your body by sending messages through your nerves. If a subluxation is interrupting proper nerve function, it makes sense that the communication between the brain and body will also be interrupted. This is how chiropractic works! To learn more, attend one of our free health education classes or our free spinal screenings.

Phone Wellness Chiropractic on 5494 0499.

Curves Beerwah joins breast cancer fundraiser campaign Curves of Beerwah is doing their bit to help raise funds for vital breast cancer research programs during October’s Breast Cancer Awareness month.

Linda, of Curves Beerwah, said the club will waive its standard fee of $249.00 for any woman who shows proof of a recent mammogram or makes a donation to a Breast Cancer Organisation.

Curves clubs have been fundraising in Australia for Cancer Council Australia for the past four years and to date, have raised more than $925,000 to fund cancer research and educational programs in Australia.

Linda is inviting women to come along to the Beerwah Curves Girls Night In at 6.30pm on Friday, October 22. Call Curves on 5494 0455 to RSVP. “Fundraising for breast cancer charities unites the Curves community globally, and we’re delighted to be able to support Cancer Council Australia’s invaluable work and research which helps countless women in Australia each year,” Linda said.

For further information call Linda at 5494 0455 or visit www.curves.com.au

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Pastor Phil

Story-telling in the library, kicking a soccer ball around, listening to a student’s woes, saying a prayer to launch the week – it’s all in a day’s work for the new Campus Minister at Unity College.

Phil Smith has been appointed to the staff as Campus Minister, part-time, representing the Uniting Church at this ecumenical school.

“You mean ‘the’ Phil Smith?” said one parent when the appointment was announced. And yes, indeed it is! Phil is a journalist and radio announcer who hosts the Breakfast Show on the ABC on Saturday mornings. His position at Unity College is part-time and allows space for him to pursue his other interests as well.

An Elder and Lay Preacher at the Pine Rivers Uniting Church, Phil has a passion for working with people, especially young people, and is settling in quickly to his new role.

“It’s been a fast-track start,” he said. “When the prep boys asked, ‘Pastor Phil! You wanna play Kikken?’ I thought it was a Swedish team game, but it was only kickin’ a soccer ball around. What a great way to get to know the kids.”

Members of the Unity College Leadership Team attended Phil’s commissioning service at the Caloundra Uniting Church and are very supportive of him in this role.

“Pastor Phil’, as he is known by the students, is already working well with his Catholic counterpart, John Manion, and has lots of ideas for ongoing projects in the future.

The College community along with the local Uniting and Catholic churches welcomes Phil and wishes him well.

Make a beeline for survey

Queensland’s commercial growers and backyard gardeners are being urged to take part in a bee pollination survey to help fight a serious pest.

Minister for Primary Industries, Fisheries and Rural and Regional Queensland Tim Mulherin said the Small Hive Beetle had become endemic throughout most of eastern Queensland, where it had destroyed many beehives in the last two years.

“With two in every three mouthfuls of food needing pollination by agents such as the honeybee, we are keen to gather data to accurately assess the wider impact this pest might be having on our food production,” the Minister said.

“Without pollination our food supply chain would effectively collapse.

“This would have drastic ramifications for Queensland’s economy with one in eight jobs in the Queensland workforce either partially or entirely supported by the agricultural supply chain, which equates to more than a quarter of a million Queensland jobs in the food supply chain which would be affected.

An online survey in October and November will provide scientists and industry groups with a clearer picture of the indirect but wider damage being done by the Small Hive Beetle. The survey will ask target groups what they grow, whether they have noticed a decrease in the number of bees and/or in their yields in recent years.

Researchers are particularly interested to hear from people who had vegetable patches in their backyards.

“There are thousands of backyard vegetable patches throughout eastern Queensland,” Mr Mulherin said.

“Declining yields don’t just affect big producers and many people with vegetable patches might not be aware of the important role bees play in pollination.

“Many backyard vegetable growers mightn’t know their plants aren’t producing fruit, or the fruit died on the vine because the flowers weren’t pollinated.

“Some people with vegetable patches might’ve noticed a decrease in yields over the past two years in common produce such as zucchini, squash and pumpkins.

“We also want to hear from people who routinely self pollinate their vegetables, or those who have started self pollination.

The local honey bee industry plays an important role in the pollination process and is estimated to provide around $1 billion in value to the Queensland economy.”

The online survey is available at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ PVSZTR6 For more information call DEEDI’s Business Information Centre on 13 25 23 or visit www.deedi.qld.gov.au 20

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Community group updates GCNews welcomes contributions from all local community groups and service clubs. Please note the editorial deadline is 12.00noon each Friday. If you have missed the deadline your article will not be considered for the next edition. For articles that do meet the deadline every effort will be made to include them in the next edition. However if we receive more contributions than we have space available your contribution may be held over until the following week. Priority is given to articles / notices that are time specific.

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Submissions may be edited if too lengthy and in accordance with the GCNews style guide.

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Beerwah Writers Group Contributed by Trevor McGurk

The contributions for our next anthology continue to attract much interest.

Paul Steven’s work ‘Tears from a broken leg’, tells of the misfortune of a man who, after falling from a cliff and not being found for three days, has time to review his life despite battling great physical pain. Steve Paparis contribution, ‘Taxi’, was a departure from his usual style. The story had a wry twist at its conclusion that kept all present smiling. Betty Graham-Higgs related a graphic story, ‘Earthquake’. With her vivid detail of the event which occurred in Kingston, Jamaica in 1907, her telling of this happening stunned the meeting. Kate Wright again delighted the group with a charming gypsy story – ‘the opal ring’. Along with her other academic achievements, Kate holds an honours degree in communication, majoring in philosophy of culture and writing. John Wright’s contribution, ‘Paying the price’, warned of the consequence of consuming blue vein cheese and ice cream before going to bed. To describe it as hilarious would be an understatement! The next meeting will be held at the Beerwah Library on October 22 at 10.00am. Join us and share in the fun.

Details Trevor 5439 0313

Pastel Society

Contributed by Una Robinson

Award winning artist Chris Blake of Landsborough was the very first painting demonstrator at the inaugural Pastel Society of Australia Sunshine Coast meeting held at Sunshine Coast Art Group Buderim Art rooms on October 12. Chris chose the theme of ‘An Urban Scene’ for his demonstration. This was an educational and very entertaining demonstration with an extremely vibrant picture resulting. Attendees networked, socialised and went away with new tips and techniques to try in their own artwork as well as viewing and testing some Artwork by Una Robinson newer pastel art supplies that were on display.

This group will cater for pastel artists residing on the Sunshine Coast area and will provide professional training by Master Pastellists, education, critiques and opportunities for exhibiting in at least two Pastel Society run art competitions each year. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month, 7.00pm – 9.00pm at SCAG art rooms, Buderim. The demonstrator for the November meeting will be Master Pastellist Chris Clark, her theme, ‘Fun painting figures in pastel’. Contact Tricia Taylor on 0419 176 986 with any queries.

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From Peter Slipper

From Andrew Powell

Federal member for Fisher. Ph: 1300 301 981 or 5444 4888

State member for Glass House. Ph: 5495 2666

Phone scammers

Caloundra South

Local phone users are advised by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission and the Australian Communications and Media Authority to hang up immediately if suspicious callers start demanding personal and banking information. The ACCC and the ACMA warn that scammers attempt to, and often succeed, in deceiving people into giving out sensitive personal details that can later be used to the scammers’ advantage. The number of complaints to these organisations about scam callers has risen in the past two months from 200 per month to some 2,000 per month. The scams doing the rounds presently include: callers advising that the person’s computer is infected with a virus and requesting credit card details to fix the problem; callers offering products, services or cash under fake government grants; callers seeking bank details in order to process a bank fee refund or tax refund; callers offering to place the person’s number on the Do Not Call Register for a fee; and recorded messages asking consumers to ‘dial 9’ for a ‘free’ holiday. The ACCC’s SCAMwatch website has more information on scams: www.scamwatch.gov.au

Nominate a volunteer

NOW is the time to nominate a great Australian! Those who know a local resident who works hard in a voluntary role for the community are encouraged to lodge a nomination for the Fisher Community Australia Day Awards, which will be announced and presented at a special function on January 26. Australia Day in 2011 will mark the 11th holding of the awards. If you wish to have a nomination form, collect one from my office at Buddina or phone 5444 4888 and speak to Richard.

Men’s health

It’s important that all men are aware of the unique health risks that can actually lead to them dying earlier than their female counterparts.

It’s worthy to note that life expectancy for Australian males is 79 years, compared to 83 for women. Figures show that the leading causes of death in men are heart disease, some forms of cancer, and stroke. On top of that, research shows that men, especially those who are younger, are more likely to drink alcohol at dangerous levels, use illicit drugs, and to drive dangerously. I urge all men to consider their health and make it a top priority to visit their doctor for regular check-ups.

Thank you to the many members of the community that have contacted my office regarding the Labor Government’s decision on Caloundra South. Concerns raised include, but aren’t limited to: the need for urgent infrastructure if such a rushed development is to proceed, specifically the rail corridor to the coast and the hospital; environmental impacts on the Pumicestone Passage; and, the removal of such an important development from local government oversight. I will be raising these concerns with my parliamentary colleagues and raising them in Parliament when we sit next week. Please keep the comments coming through, it’s important I know how you feel on this issue.

Parliamentary News

A piece of positive news for workers from the last sitting week was the announcement that under the Holidays Amendment Bill 2010 people who work on Christmas Day this year and New Year’s Day 2011 will be entitled to receive penalty rates. The government has made this decision after workers outlined to the government how the existing arrangements disadvantage many people. The Carers (Recognition) Amendment Bill was also debated and I had the chance to acknowledge and applaud a sector of our community who freely invest their time, money and effort into the development and care of their loved ones. Anyone wanting to read more of my speech should visit my website www.andrewpowell.com.au

Policelink

You may have already heard people talking about Policelink so I just wanted to make it a little clearer what this initiative is all about. Policelink has been set up to deal with non-urgent policing matters and is staffed by over 370 employees with a mix of police officers and specially trained individuals.

It is amazing to think that of the 450,000 calls to Triple Zero each year, only four per cent of these are urgent.

It certainly makes more sense for these urgent calls to have their own dedicated number and that they are dealt with in the fastest time possible.

Next time you need to make a call to the police, just think how urgent the call is and whether you might be able to refer the matter to Policelink. The number for the contact centre is 131 444.

Hinterland Connects Regional Networking Event

Tuesday 9th November 2010 Date Tuesday 9th November 2010 Time 5.30pm to 7.30pm Venue Maleny Mountain Wines (The Big Barrel) Cost $20 per person $60 per trade stand Pre paid bookings only No tickets available at door RSVP Friday 5th November 2010

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Bringing together Hinterland and Coastal businesses for a night of organised networking activities and mini trade show.

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From Anna Grosskreutz

From Jenny McKay

Division 1 Councillor Sunshine Coast Council Ph: 5420 8987

Division 5 Councillor Sunshine Coast Council Mobile: 0409 450 726

Mt Mellum Road intersection

New online form to report stolen or damaged bins

Tree to be removed from Art Centre park

Show holidays

Earlier this financial year I announced that $480K had been secured in the budget for the upgrade of the Mt Mellum Road Intersection.

My office has received a number of enquiries seeking an update on this project. The design is 90 per cent complete, and construction is planned to take place from January – March 2011, weather permitting.

We are proposing to change the intersection to a T intersection, as this will provide a much safer road for the residents. Once I have the design I am more than happy to meet with residents to run through the proposal.

The White Cedar Tree next to the playground in the Art Centre Park, GlassHouse Mountains, will be removed as soon as possible. We are removing the tree for safety reasons, as the berries from the White Cedar are poisonous to children.

Fullertons Road, Glasshouse Mountains - widening and sealing

Council will be undertaking works to widen and seal a section of Fullertons Road, Glasshouse Mountains.

In order to improve traffic safety and facilitate quick construction Council intends to close Fullertons Road at the construction site. Detour signs will be in place for the duration of the project. Traffic can detour the site via Coonowrin Road. Mt Ngungun car park will remain open.

Our Place Our Future, the next phase

Late last year, the Coast community had their say on a series of discussion papers and strategies that will help shape the future of the Sunshine Coast by informing the Planning Scheme and a whole range of other strategic policy documents. One year on, council has used the feedback to bring these and other documents one step closer to being finalisedI invite you to review the documents you are interested in, and let council know your thoughts.

There will be staffed roadshows at all council libraries, and copies of each document are now available on council’s website. Submissions close at 4.00pm on Monday, November 8. The roadshow will be at the Beerwah Library on Tuesday, October 26, 3.00pm – 6.00pm, Peachester Road, Beerwah.

Stolen or damaged waste bins can now be reported via an online form on Sunshine Coast Council website. This makes it easier and more convenient for residents to order replacement waste bins or report damage to their waste bins. Damage to waste bins such as broken wheels, hinges or bin lids can be reported via this service. All residents then need to do is place their damaged waste bin on the kerbside and continue to use the bin as normal until replaced or repaired by council’s contractor. For more information about Waste and Recycling visit council’s website www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au Council has strongly supported the preservation of keeping the existing individual Show public holiday for Pomona, Maleny and Nambour which will allow the associations to not only forward plan, but help retain their local identities. The Qld Chamber of Agriculture Societies is currently undertaking an economic study around the financial benefits that these events bring to the local economy. I am please to note that since amalgamation, State Government supports rural areas in holding separate events to showcase their own uniqueness.

Have your say on our open space

The Sunshine Coast community is invited to have their say on ways to preserve, add to and ensure the Coast’s open spaces meet future demand, by providing input on the Draft Open Space Strategy. The draft strategy—now available on council’s website—is part of council’s ongoing Our place, Our future campaign which aims to develop a strategic approach to planning the future of the Sunshine Coast region in partnership with the community. The draft Open Space Strategy builds on last year’s discussion paper and provides direction for the protection, growth and management of the Sunshine Coast Council’s parks, reserves and sportsgrounds into the future. I encourage everyone to send us their thoughts and views on this draft strategy, and help us to achieve our vision for a sustainable region. You are invited to have your say on this by sending council a detailed submission before 4.00 pm, Friday, November 8, 2010. If you would like a copy on CD, please call council’s customer service centre on 5475 7272. Send feedback to ourplace@ sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au or Sunshine Coast Council, Draft Open Space Strategy, Reply Paid 84374, Sunshine Coast Mail Centre Qld 4560.

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Get the girls IN this October and help beat cancer Do your bit and attend a ‘Ladies Night In’, this Friday, October 22, when C&K Mooloolah Community Kindergarten host the fundraiser from 6.30pm at the Kindy. There’ll be a fashion parade, stalls, live music, wine and nibbles.

Tickets $20.00 and must be pre-purchased, phone Kathryn 5494 7331.

Girls Night In is a national fundraising activity held by the Cancer Council each year to raise vital funds for research into women’s cancers and patient support services.

Fundraising Co-ordinator at Cancer Council Queensland, Jodi Durkin, said hosting a Girls Night In this October is simple.

“Girls Night In is an easy way to support Cancer Council Queensland and it’s not too late to sign on,” Ms Durkin said.

“All you need to do is invite your girlfriends over for a night in, and ask your guests to donate what they would have spent on a night out, to Cancer Council Queensland.

“A night with the girls can come in many forms, from dinner parties and chick flick nights to board games, clothes swaps or pamper nights.

“No matter what activity you choose, the main activity of the night will be fun, talking, laughter and support and above all, a Girls Night In will help in the fight against women’s cancers,” she said.

“One in two Queensland women will be diagnosed with cancer by the age of 85, so there’s never been a better time to support the work of Cancer Council Queensland.”

For more information about Girls Night In, visit www.girlsnightin.com.au Cancer Council Queensland is an independent, community-based charity. The achievements of Cancer Council Queensland are made possible by the generosity of Queenslanders.

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Spring is in the air!

Beacon Hill Park, just a short walk from downtown Victoria on Vancouver Island provides a variety of photo opportunities in a small area.

Backgrounds such as this allow the discerning photographer to compose images which will become family favourites. The backlight throws a lovely, soft light on the subject, shining through the hair and white sleeve while fill flash directs light into the face to fill the shadow areas.

The eye of the viewer is taken from the lower left by the line of the lightly coloured sand to the model. Careful placement of the model by the tree allows plenty of space in front of her. The darkness of the tree stops the eye of the viewer from leaving the image, and brings it back in to the image, to the freshness of the foliage on the overhanging branches so that she appears to be encircled by a natural frame.

Taken in 1993 on negative film, this image has been scanned, digitised and enhanced in Photoshop.

Check out more images at Beacon Hill Park by googling ‘Beacon Hill Park, Victoria’, then clicking Images.

Think it is too early to set your New Year’s resolution? Now is the perfect time. All you need to do is buy the 2011 Australian Women’s Health Diary and get started.

Bursting with health advice for women of all ages plus loads of inspiration – this diary is all you need to help kick-start the new, healthier and organised you in 2011!

All money raised will go go to breast cancer research – with the aim of raising $1 million this year, the diary has raised $6.1 million to date for breast cancer clinical trials research which is saving lives.

Ms Jo Wiles, Editor of the diary and Deputy Editor of The Australian Women’s Weekly, a sponsor, said: “The 2011 Australian Women’s Health Diary is a fabulous diary for every woman wanting to make a difference – not only to her own life.

The 2011 Australian Women’s Health Diary is available now for just $14.95 and includes a bonus pink pen. Pick up your copy today from Commonwealth Bank branches, newsagents, selected Woolworths and Safeway supermarkets, online at www.bcia.org.au or by calling 1800 423 444.

It’s never too early to make a difference – to your life and to the lives of others!

Models for the industry Working in the modelling industry can be very rewarding and can pay very well… but young models need to be very savvy and sensible if they wish to make a go of it as a career.

To pursue success in this demanding field, these young ‘hopefuls’ need to be confident, well-mannered, conscientious and clear-headed at all times.

Jo Sheils is an international fashion model and runway instructor. With a career spanning more than two decades, Jo has appeared in fashion shows and photographic shoots all over the world and even worked as a TV presenter in Los Angeles. She has worked in many of the fashion capitals around the world, including London, Milan and Hamburg to name but a few, and now manages her own runway academy called MINT, where she trains and mentors models, giving them the benefit of her vast industry knowledge.

“You can’t just teach young models to ‘walk and talk’, you must educate them in life Jo Sheils skills as well,” Jo said.

Support for autism sufferers and their families Did you know that more children are affected by ASD than aids, diabetes and cancer put together?

If you are a sufferer or a family member of someone with Autism Spectrum Disorder, help might be closer than you think, with a local support group to be formed.

For more information about joining the local support group, or about Autism Spectrum Disorder, contact Robyn on 0400 887 359 or email rob_ash@optusnet.com.au

This is why Annie Potter, who was recently crowned ‘Miss Country Girl Gympie’, will be attending one of Jo’s runway courses.

“Annie’s mum was very excited that Annie had won the competition!” says Jo. “She booked Annie to attend my six-week Sunshine Coast Runway Masterclass course as Annie had never been formally trained as a runway model.

“To that end,” says Jo, “I am willing to assist Annie with a certain amount of sponsorship myself for this particular runway course.

“I am also willing to cut $40.00 off her runway fees for every new booking generated from this story, as well as $40.00 off the cost of the fee for the aspiring model booking in to attend.”

The course begins on October 25 on the Sunshine Coast and costs $250.00 and runs for two hours from 4.30pm – 6.30pm every Monday afternoon for six weeks.

If you would like to book a place in either course, or would like to find out more, please contact Jo Sheils on 0418 735 253, www.mintmodelandcorporatecreative. com.au or via email at info@ mintmodelandcorporatecreative.com.au

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Annie Potter, ‘Miss Country Girl Gympie’ When booking from this story, please use the phrase ‘Miss Country Girl Gympie’ as this will ensure the sponsorship fee is allocated to Annie Potter, and the aspiring model gets her discount.

Bookings are essential and places are limited.

GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY Wake up your taste buds with Tastes of Glasshouse Country and Barry Family Butchers

Celebrate the season and gather your family and friends for dinner.

And there has never been a better time to bring out your favourite recipes.

For your chance to win a $30.00 meat voucher from Barry Family Butchers, send in your best meat based recipes in before Friday, October 22. The best recipe will feature in our monthly Tastes of Glasshouse Country, in the last edition of the month.

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Out & about in Glasshouse country Glasshouse Country Christian College celebrates 10 years Last week, Glasshouse Country Christian College celebrated its 10th anniversary with a day of celebrations. Over the past decade, the college has grown from just 14 students in the year 2000, to over 550 today.

GCCC Founding students (2000)

Matthew Pain, Brendon Fraser, Joshua Davis, Sarah Davis, Mitchell Fraser, Kathryn O'Donnell (Remaining founding students)

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La Stella Dor’o is sponsoring the Rural Fire Brigade with their fantastic hit and win dart competition.

Hit a bullseye, $2 to go to the Rural Fire Brigade and you can win a voucher for 4 people to get 50% OFF. Hit 2 bullseyes and receive a voucher for a FREE dinner for two

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Things 2 do

Of love and war keeps home fires burning at State Library

The excitement of blossoming romance, the pain of separation and the great joys of reunion are captured in a special travelling Herald photographer, exhibition opening on Friday, November 6 Melbourne, March 23, at the State Library of Queensland - the first 1943, AWM 138252 venue on the exhibition’s national tour.

Of love and war, shows relationships forged during times of conflict, the passionate affairs and whirlwind weddings of lovers caught up in war, and the loneliness of those serving away from home – and those they left behind.

The exhibition covers World War I and World War II, as well as Vietnam and more recent conflicts.

Exhibition curator Rebecca Britt said the intensity of love amid times of war created a sense of urgency for some, with some couples defying convention and an uncertain future and marrying within days or weeks of meeting. Others were more cautious and put passion on hold, but treasured the keepsakes from a lover, such as letters, gifts and photographs.

Visitors to the exhibition will see wedding dresses worn by war brides; posters of pin-up girls, and works of art that captures instances of love amid conflict.

‘Of love and war’ is on display at slq Gallery level 2, State Library of Queensland from Saturday, November 6 to Sunday, February 20, 2011.

Free entry, open daily 10.00am – 5.00pm. The exhibition is supported by an extensive program of events and displays with free curator’s tours on the launch weekend, and a special Remembrance Day conservation clinic.

More information on www.slq.qld.gov.au

Jazz for young and old

Virtuosity

You don’t have to be an oldie to appreciate jazz and swing music.

‘Virtuosity’, a modern group of school students who have learned their jazz from Mal Woods who taught them and many other students jazz and swing, have five of the finest young musicians from the Gold Coast Youth Orchestra

now performing gigs to enthusiastic and critical audiences. The music of Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Miles Davis, The Duke, Sinatra and Buble are just part of the group’s music styles. There’s plenty of variety for listening and for dancing. An afternoon too good to miss. The venue is the Currimundi Hotel Function Room, 32 Buderim Street Currimundi on Sunday, November 14, from 2.30pm - 5.30pm. Bookings are advisable. Book with Ted 5491 6017 or Helen (credit Cards) on 5438 1976. Mal Woods and Virtuosity are sponsored by the Sunshine Coast Jazz Club and 104.9 Sunshine FM.

Opera on the Range Maleny Singers have great pleasure in announcing their latest production - ‘Opera on the Range’.

This magnificent concert, for one performance only, will bring to the Range the wonderful St Lucia Orchestra from Brisbane, under the baton of their conductor Andrew Robinson, and introducing two fine young Brisbane soloists Leslie Martin, soprano and Paul Tabone, tenor.

Also appearing will be the popular Buderim Male Choir and of course your own Maleny Singers.

It will be an exciting afternoon program of wellknown and best-loved opera favourites including orchestral overtures, operatic arias and choruses.

The works performed will include the wellknown overture from ‘Die Fledermaus’ by Johann Strauss, the famous ‘Drinking Song’ from ‘La Traviata’ by Giuseppi Verdi and the lovely ‘Easter Hymn’ from ‘Cavalleria Rusticana by Pietro Mascagni and many many more.

This exciting concert will take place on Sunday, October 31 at 2.00pm at The Maleny High School Activity Centre in Bunya Street Maleny.

Afternoon tea provided by the ladies of the Maleny Hospital Auxiliary will be available. Ticket prices $30.00 adults, $25.00 concession and children free and are available at ‘The Bower Bird’ (5494 3277) or at the door.

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You said it Letters to the Editor

Letters are printed at the discretion of the editor, Lea Parkes and her policy is to include letters which focus on issues and are not about personally attacking other people. For a letter to be considered for printing it must be accompanied by the name, address and phone number of the sender. Anonymous letters will not be printed.

Preference is given to letters under 300 words.

Letters may be edited to make them more readable, but the meaning will not be changed. Regular correspondents will be limited to alternate issues to give everyone a chance to have their say. Letters must meet the Friday 12.00noon deadline. Views expressed in the 'You said it' page are those of the writer - and not this publication.

Please send your letters to letters@gcnews.com.au or fax to 5494 6399.

To the Transport Minister, Shadow Transport Minister, and Member for Glasshouse

In April 2009 the state Government proudly opened the $298 million Caboolture-Beerburrum rail duplication. There is no doubt that the duplication has reduced rail congestion in the area and has been rejoiced by the freight customers.

One of the selling points at the public information sessions and promotions was 'reduced travel times for passenger services'.

Can you give any indication when passenger services will actually see this 'reduced travel time'?

At present we are effectively still on the same fiveyear-old train timetable and passenger services need to waste time in order to 'keep behind' with the old timetable. Typically this entails waiting at Beerburrum and Elimbah stations so that the handful of passengers can safely clear the car park, or by waiting at Caboolture station for an extra few minutes so that the already full inbound service can be squeeze in more passengers.

It seems such a waste to be on a train flying through the fantastic new rail lines, to then waste time twiddling your thumbs while gazing aimlessly at the pineapple crates beside the platform.

While you may have shelved the BeerburrumLandsborough and Landsborough-Nambour upgrades as it’s political unwise, even though it’s an ambitious and worthy project, it would be nice if you followed through with the promises for 'completed' projects. http://www.translink.com.au/mediarelease. php?id=53 http://www.queenslandrail.com.au/ NetworkServices/SEQIP/CompletedProjects/Pages/ CabooltureBeerburrum.aspx Jeff Price Beerwah

Thanks for the great results

The Caloundra and District Model Railway Club were very grateful for all the publicity generated

by GCNews coverage of its sale and display day held on Saturday, October 9. There were heaps more people than usual in attendance, and a survey was held, asking where people had heard about the sale and most said Glasshouse Country News. The Local Chaplaincy Committee is also very grateful for the publicity support they received from GCNews. The recent Chaplaincy Rock ‘N Roll Fundraising Night at Beerwah Hall raised $1,177.00 thanks to the wonderful work of Allie Lovett, her helpers and of course GCNews. Well done GCNews, and thanks again.

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Friends of Eden express thanks

Friends of Eden would like to thank the following ladies - Margaret Brown, Glenda Helpin, Lorraine Mann, Gladys McCarron and Elaine Sinnamon for the donation of quilts to Eden. The Quilt Auction raised $1,110.00. FOE would also like to thank the staff and volunteers of Eden for the donations of cakes to the Peachester cake stall, their excellent efforts raised $326.50.

A big thank you to all who helped to set up and look after the stall throughout the flower show. Last but not least we want to thank the members of the Caloundra Floral Art Society for the beautiful display in our Eden Gardens. The weekend display raised over $185.00. All funds raised will be used to enhance the lifestyle of Residents of Eden.

Friends of Eden are very grateful for the support from the community, Eden volunteers and Eden staff.

Fred Carr FOE President

Community consultation

The recent speed change on Old Peachester Road has come about from two complaints from residents of the road; one of which has already moved from the road. After speaking with several residents of Old Peachester Road, it appears the council has not consulted anyone on the road about the speed change. One of the main concerns is that Stirling Road, a privately owned road, has not been taken over by council as seven of the 10 road users want to happen, but the speed change (that only two residents want) is about to happen with no consultation whatsoever. The speed reduction in itself is a mistake, 70 for the whole stretch of road? Half is dirt and a quarter of it should be referred to as a ‘built up area’. The other bit is a rural road with four houses on it. Wake up to yourself Anna….

Joshua Haylock Beerwah

A loaded gun

I am a driver and enjoy driving long distances on our country roads to see our wonderful country – along with many other people, and regularly travel between Nanango and Beerwah.

I’m sure we all hope we will safely arrive at our destination. I am appalled though at the number of senseless tragedies I hear of almost daily where someone has been badly injured or lost their life. There were two big ones only last week – near Rockhampton and at Maryborough when vehicles had caught on fire, people dead or badly hurt. Police and ambulance drivers are also at risk every time they attend an accident. Families and friends are devastated and lives change forever.

Why are there so many accidents? Weather, road conditions, alcohol, drugs, carelessness, speed, impatience, stupidity, inattention, youth, age, anger, frustration? Probably all of these in some form or another.

My friend was waiting to use a public phone the other day and heard some teenagers bragging about how they had been doing 160kms p/h past a cop shop and got away with it. I hope they don’t next time. How would they feel if it was their best friend or family member they killed or maimed? To own a driver’s licence is a privilege, not a ‘right’.

When I did my defensive driving course many years ago, our tutor said “a vehicle can be a more deadly weapon than a gun. You can kill a dozen in one go with a vehicle, but only one at a time

with a gun”.

I would pray daily on the road, that I can be a safe and careful driver, whatever the circumstances, and not have on my conscience ‘the death by accident’ of another human being.

Take care on the roads today and enjoy your driving experience and come home safely to your family.

Beverly Holyer, Nanango

Celebrate our teachers

This World Teachers Day (October 29), what better way could there be to show your appreciation for the hard work our children's teachers do every day than to back the campaign to secure state schools a fair slice of the funding cake?

Our state school teachers do a fantastic job bringing a first class education within the reach of all Queensland's children, whatever their background. But the current federal government funding model is starving state schools of badly needed resources and has to be changed if investment is to be directed to where it’s needed most. State schools currently receive only 35 per cent of federal government education funding, even though they are responsible for almost 70 per cents of enrolments. How can that be fair?

It's time to give our state school teachers and principals the resources they need to keep building a successful and vibrant future for our state. Visit www.forourfuture.org.au and have your say now.

Steve Ryan President Queensland Teachers’ Union

Damaging farming practices

I am writing to express concern about the amount of sediment and runoff from some farming practices in the Glasshouse region. According to a council spokesperson, there have been problems with some farming practices in the area which don’t observe best practice, and simply place a pit where sediment can run into. I have been informed by Council that there is nothing that can be done about this, except clean up the mess in those instances where it (the sediment/ run off) is deemed unsafe. Rate payers are then held responsible for the clean up bill. This has happened a number of times in the past and unless there is a public campaign, it will continue to happen.

A further concern is the sediment overflow from some farms runs directly into Sandy Creek Tributary carrying with it insecticide, pesticides and chemical fertilisers. This tributary eventually feeds into the Pumicestone Passage; the effect on marine life is also in question.

Julia Gee

Good service isn’t hard to find, locally

When local businesses give you efficient service and are friendly and cooperative when you have a problem, they deserve a public shake of the hand.

Recently I had a minor collision in my vehicle, and took it for repairs to Top Gun Panel and Paint in Beerwah. Manager Wayne Sauer and the young lady in reception were at all times cheerful and helpful. Wayne even loaned me a courtesy car for three weeks, saving me hundreds of dollars.

Great to have people like this in business around town!

Jack Cameron Mount Mellum

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PLANNING THE KEY TO MANAGING THE MORTGAGE WITH A NEW FAMILY Many couples juggle mortgage repayments with bringing up a baby on a single income, but a little planning goes a long way in helping new parents ease the financial burden.

This includes considering how to utilise paid maternity leave, annual and long service leave, and one-off payments – such as the baby bonus – to minimise any stress associated with managing finances once the baby arrives. Ideally, the time to start planning is when you decide to become, or find out that you are going to be, a parent.

While there are a number of

options on offer by lending institutions, it is important to seek advice to find solutions for your unique circumstances. Not all of the options on offer by lenders will work for you – and they do vary considerably from bank to bank.

A prime example is payment honeymoons – or holidays – which are available to some borrowers, depending on the loan type. For those who do have the option, generally speaking, access is dependent upon the amount of prepaid funds you have accrued.

For example, if you’ve been paying extra into your loan for a while and accrued $20,000

in your redraw facility, it is these accrued funds that will fund your payment holiday.

Once these funds have been exhausted, the payment honeymoon is over.

Switching to interest-only repayments could be another option.

While some borrowers may be able to switch to interest-only repayments, it’s important to remember that the loan is still expected to be paid out in (usually) 30 years. So if you are not paying any principal for a while, this will have an impact on your minimum repayments when you revert back to principal and interest. This will

be an important factor in your decision to use this tool.

Another essential consideration is whether to fix or not. Factors that will effect your decision include the length of time you’ll be on one income, the income amount, and whether or not you have ongoing additional expenses, such as a car loan or medical costs.

Taking time to weigh up the Call Adviser Teresa Harrison. pros and cons, making the best use of one-off payments T: 5422 9458 or 0410 648 098 and considering your unique www.smartline.com.au/tharrison circumstances are all important in developing a plan that will ease the financial burden and, in turn, help you to enjoy your time with your new baby.

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Property of the week

Starting out or scaling down?

This beautifully presented family home is only 500 metres to the local school and one kilometre to the town centre and rail link. The property would make an ideal investment or a great place to start out. Low maintenance inside and out, this brick and colourbond home is ready for immediate occupation.

Situated in a quiet no through road, the good sized 650m2 fully fenced block provides room for family or pets to play safely, whilst ‘the supervisors’ relax under the covered patio.

A 6 x 3 metre shed provides the storage in addition to a lock up garage. Internally, the tasteful décor and raked ceilings in the living areas give a feeling of light and space. Air conditioning and ceiling fans will keep you cool in summer, so don`t get hot and bothered get started now. $364,000.

Contact Roger Guillemet on 0418 485 954 or 5439 0500.

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STUNNING SETTING, PACKED WITH POTENTIAL $750,000 • 6 Hectares of land (approx 1 Hectare cleared).

• Two 9m x 15m Sheds + 6m x 6m Carport.

• Natural creek and total privacy.

• Sought after Glenview location

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REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE – OWNERS HAVE BOUGHT ELSEWHERE • Above ground pool • Original features • Decking and entertainment area • Close to town • Fully fenced

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NEED ROOM FOR A TRUCK OR HORSE? • Charming cavity brick home • Open fire plus wood burner • Level, fenced 4,401m2 block • Under cover parking for 5 cars • Raked ceilings and wide verandahs

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Neat as a pin

If you’re looking for a home where all the hard work has already been done, then this lovingly cared for property is perfect for you. Meticulously presented inside and out, the home has been freshly painted with new carpets throughout. The pleasant colour scheme gives the home a sunny and cheerful feel. Three light filled bedrooms, comfortable formal lounge, combined kitchen / dining and second living area or forth bedroom, make up the home. Front and rear verandahs give shade and a relaxing area for outdoor entertaining. Set on 1,201 m2 of level land with easy care landscaped gardens including gazebo and even a wishing well to add to the peaceful atmosphere. A 6m x 3m potting shed adds to the enjoyment for the family gardener.

Hobbyists and collectors of all types will appreciate the space of a 6m x 12m shed with attached double carport and the handiness of a separate 6m x 6m shed for use as a workshop, gathering place for friends or rumpus for the family.

Conveniently located close to Mooloolah Valley school and only a short walk to all amenities of the township including local shopping and rail transport.

For the buyer looking for quality presentation, added features, and nothing to spend, this property is a must to inspect. Call Norm James of Laurie Evans Real Estate Landsborough on 0412 480 227 or 5494 1488 today to arrange your personal viewing.

Absolute bargain Beerwah acreage will be sold - $325,000!

How’s this for a winning combination - handy position between Beerwah and Landsborough; level; cleared useable land; a very liveable three bedroom home; plus a double shed. Has to be by

far the cheapest acreage (4047m2) available and will be sold.

A little TLC or a simple reno can add big value; particularly as rural lots like this cannot be created under current and future planning guidelines – and are already becoming scarcer.

Ideal lifestyle for a family with active kids, heaps of room for a pony or parking trucks; extra ‘toys’ or a big shed.

This property situated at 7 Bunney Road, Beerwah will be open from 11.00am - 11.30am on Saturday, October 23, or by appointment.

For further details contact John King from First National Beerwah on 0409 570 284 or 5494 6444.

For Sale - 63 Alfs Pinch Road Beerwah $562,000 4 bed, 2 bath, 6 car See www. realestate.com.au – search using address www.domain.com.au – property ID 2008549114

PRICED TO SELL

Calm before the interest rate storm Australia’s largest independently-owned mortgage broker, Mortgage Choice, has applauded the Reserve Bank of Australia for holding off on a cash rate rise for another month, while warning new and existing borrowers to batten down the hatches for an almost certain run of rises in the near future.

As talk continues of lenders looking to increase variable home loan interest rates independently of the cash rate cycle, the Reserve Bank made a mostly unexpected move earlier this month by keeping the rate steady at 4.5 per cent for the fifth successive month.

This occurs as a number of lenders are increasing rates on some or all of their fixed term loans.

Local Mortgage Choice franchise owner Robert Harney said another month with a steady cash rate is fantastic news for anyone repaying a variable home loan and those looking to enter the market.

“However, it’s pretty much a given we’ll soon see an increase to variable rates prompted by either a Reserve Bank cash rate move or by lenders moving interest rates regardless. The vast majority of economists say we’re looking at several rate rises by the end of 2011. Anyone who’s not aware of this and has, or is looking to take out a variable rate home loan needs to catch up quickly on the information out there and prepare their budget now.

“Another important trend receiving little attention thanks to the heavy focus on variable rates is that fixed home loan interest rates have been creeping up over the past three weeks.

“Anyone looking at fixing part or all of their loan amount really should get their skates on but be sure to base any home loan decision on thorough research and a good understanding of their current and future needs and financial situation.

A fixed term home loan doesn’t suit everyone.”

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PROPERTY OF THE WEEK

Monarch Realty

Your local Solicitors for 25 years We provide a professional and cost effective Conveyancing Service Free perusal of your Contract by our staff before you sign Also taking instructions in most areas of law including: • Estates, Wills, Powers of Attorney, Advance Health Directives • Business and Commercial Law • Buying and Selling of Businesses • Family Law • Criminal and Traffic Law

9/68 Simpson Street, P O Box 273, Beerwah Q 4519 Ph: (07) 5494 6566 Fax: (07) 5494 0941 Email: beerwah@ktlaw.com.au

Ph: 5494 1577 www.monarchrealty.com.au Website No. 738

MULTIPLE OPTIONS

• 4373m2 zoned multi-unit residential • 2 titles - buy separately or together • Current use as transport depot & workshop • Includes 3 bedroom residence • EPA license all current Exclusive Agent Keith Mackie 0418 482 311

$380,000 - 1366m2 $810,000 - 3007m2 3 Bed|1 Bath|2 Car

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Property of the week

Value with a pool If you’re looking for true value for money, then this four bedroom family home with the bonus of a nearly new in-ground pool is a must to inspect.

The home is situated to take the best advantage of the level 800m2 block, giving the kids plenty of room to play in the private back yard and with large covered alfresco living this adds up to a great combination for an outdoor lifestyle.

Open plan kitchen and living are central to the freshly painted home and new carpets add to the bright feel.

Four bedrooms give all the family their own space the master features walk-in robe and two way bathroom.

Priced at only $385,000. Call Norm James on 0412 480 227 or 5494 1488 for your personal inspection.

Laurie Evans Real Estate Pty Ltd Est 1978

The Name That Means A Great Deal In Real Estate

$532,500

FAMILY HOME ON ½ ACRE – MOUNTAIN VIEWS • 4 B/In double size bedrooms. Main + Ens • 2 x living areas with 3 x A/C • Big kitchen with W/In pantry- Store room • 2 x double gated side access • Fully fenced - Double garage

Phone Exclusive Agent Lilli Gibson 0409 922 857 5496 9411

SIMPLY DELIGHTFUL • Western Red Cedar home set on 2,160m2 • 3 roomy bedrooms, open plan living areas • Well appointed kitchen • Entertain on covered timber deck • Sunlit easy care gardens, fully fence

Phone Exclusive Agent Theo Grigoriou 0400 321 953 5494 1488

$355,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Kleena Bracken 0429 405 109 5496 9411

FABULOUS BUY – WALK TO TOWN CENTRE • 3 bedrooms, ensuite & BIR’s throughout • Family/Dining + Sep’ sunken lounge • Fans throughout. Private Alfresco area • Fenced 809m2. Tropical gardens. Mtn view • Drive through garage. Walk to town

$725,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Renee Oudeman 0448 847 508 5494 6588

RIGHT IN THE HEART OF PEACHESTER • One acre of land in Peachester • Income from one shop on 3x3x3 lease • A three bedroom residence rented • Shop to rent out & room to build more • Great opportunity - great investment

GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS

WURTULLA

$457,000

VALUE & LIFESTYLE • Tastefully updated 3 bedroom home • Fabulous kitchen, open plan living • Separate rumpus or teenage retreat • Great outdoor living plus breezeway • 618m2 land in great location

Phone Exclusive Agent Norm James 0412 480 227 5494 1488

$425,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Kelvin Brady 0429 003 338 5496 9411

$385,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Kelvin Brady 0429 003 338 5496 9411

HARDIPLANK HOME ON ALMOST 1.5 ACRES • Steel stumps and frame. 3 bay carport • 3 B/R, 1 bath + 2 toilets. Green house • Garden shed. 2 separate living areas • Perfect to renovate or even remove • Minutes to Glass House township

LANDSBOROUGH

PEACHESTER

LANDSBOROUGH

$399,000

GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS

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POSSIBLE DUAL LIVING • 3 B/R, 2 bath home. Rumpus room. A/C • Triple carport under house roof. Fans • 5.5 x 8m tiled room with shower & toilet • 70m2 under cover area overlooks pool • Farmland and mountains at rear. 809m2

$369,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Theo Grigoriou 0400 321 953 5494 1488

TICKS ALL THE BOXES • Spacious modern home • 3 generous bdrms - main w/ensuite • Well-equipped kitchen, open plan living • Undercover verandah, easy care gardens • Great access for van, boat or trailer

BEERWAH

$410,000 Phone Sole Agent Julie Walton 0433 983 630 5494 6588

INVESTOR BEAUTY IN BEERWAH • Rendered new home in Woodgrove Estate • 4 bedroom, ensuite, SS fans & appliances • Long kitchen with heaps of bench space • 2 living areas, 2 x door access to Alfresco • DLUG, landscaped, high fences

For more properties visit our website - www.laurieevans.com.au or call 7 days a week

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Glass House Mtns - 5496 9411 1/7 Reed Street

Landsborough - 5494 1488 38 Cribb Street

Property of the week

Downsize – invest or nest - $415,000 Downsizing? This is a two year old generous sized home with ducted air on a medium sized block (650m2) within walking distance to the train station and town. Investing? There is a quality tenant currently renting at $390pw.

Nesting? This is a four bedroom, two bathroom, family size home with two living zones and only two minutes walk to the primary school. Other features include ducted air throughout, four bedrooms and two bathrooms, two family living areas, modern kitchen with six burner gas stove and stainless appliances, fans to all rooms, security screens, under cover patio, fully fenced and double garage. A lovely home with a practical floor plan and a décor of natural tones. Phone Lilli Gibson on 0409 922 857 for more information.

Laurie Evans Real Estate Pty Ltd Est 1978

The Name That Means A Great Deal In Real Estate

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BEERWAH

GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS

BEERWAH 23/84 Simpson Street - Sat Only 1.00 - 2.00pm Paperbark Cove, 3 brm 1 bath townhouses…....from $308,000 LANDSBOROUGH 14 Rosewood Crt - Sun 11.00 - 11.45am 4 brms, 1 bath, 3 car, pool, 800m2 land………….…..$385,000 LANDSBOROUGH 12 Myla Rd - Sat & Sun 11.00 - 11.45am 4 Brms, 2 baths, 4 car accom, 834m2 block……...…$398,000 BEERWAH Lot 171 Argus Court - Sat Only 1.00 - 1.45pm 4 bedrooms, ensuite, DLUG, 450m2 block…………..$410,000

$360,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Lilli Gibson 0409 922 857 5496 9411

1 ACRE, A SHED AND A BUNGALOW • 4480m2 flat, useable and fully fenced • Deep water well and new pump • 1 B/R very basic bungalow • 9m x 7m x 2.7m high shed -Power & W/Shop • Direct access to the Bruce Highway

GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS

$395,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Theo Grigoriou 0400 321 953 5494 1488

BEERWAH Lot 182 Argus Circuit - Sat Only 1.45 - 2.15pm 4 bedrooms, ensuite, 2 car accom, 525m2 block…...$415,000

HOT PROPERTY! • Modern brick home on 1/2 acre • 3 lge b/rooms & office or 4th bedroom • Open plan living areas • Delightful inground pool & ent. area • Extra wide side access for van, boat!

BEERWAH Lot 196 Lapwing Circ - Sat Only 2.00 - 2.45pm 4 bedrooms, ensuite, DLUG, 455m2 block…………..$418,000 G/HOUSE MTNS 43 Spanner Rd - Sat & Sun 10 - 11.00am 4 brm, 2 bath, 3 bay shed, 1 acre……………….…….$420,000 BEERWAH Lot 46 Silvereye Circ - Sat Only 12.00 - 1.00pm 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 735m2 block, DLUG…………..$425,000

PEACHESTER

BEERWAH Lot 155 Whistler Pl - Sat Only 11.00 - 11.45am 4 bedrooms, ensuite, 698m2 block, DLUG…………..$430,000 MOOLOOLAH 49 King Road - Sat Only 11.00 - 12.00pm 3 brms, 6 car accom, 1 bath, 1201m2 block…………$435,000 BEERWAH 56 Coochin Hills Dr - Sat Only 11.00 - 11.45am 4 bedrooms, ensuite, i/g pool, 688m2......offers over $440,000 WURTULLA 12 Bosun Place - Sun Only 12.30 - 1.15pm 3 brms, 1 bath, rumpus, 1 car, 618m2 land………….$457,000 MOOLOOLAH 6 Coach House Pl - Sat Only 12.30 - 1.15pm 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 car accom, 1666m2…..$459,000

$399,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Kelvin Brady 0429 003 338 5496 9411

MUST SELL - PRICE SLASHED • 3 B/R, 1 bathroom steel frame home • Fully fenced and landscaped • Single carport and workshop • Front verandah and deck with ramp • Double garden shed. 2100m2

$509,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Alice King 0411 334 252 5494 6588

HINTERLAND COUNTRY ACREAGE • Nearly 2 acres - 8066m2 • Springfed dam, private, no neighbours • 3 brm & study, 1 bath, freshly painted • Verandahs, fireplace, large double rooms • Walk to school, 30mins to coast beaches

LANDSBOROUGH 5 Tutt Court - Sat Only 10.30 - 11.45pm 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 4 car accom, 862m2…….$479,000 GLASSHOUSE MTNS 371 Sahara Rd - Sat 10.00 - 11.00am 4 bedrooms, ensuite, 7 car accom, 3622m2…………$510,000 G/HOUSE MTNS 31 Clearview Dr - Sat & Sun 11.30-12.30pm 5 bedrooms, 2 bathroom, dlug, 2953m2……………...$550,000

For more properties visit our website - www.laurieevans.com.au or call 7 days a week

Beerwah Office - 5494 6588 1/60 Simpson Street

Glass House Mtns - 5496 9411 1/7 Reed Street

Landsborough - 5494 1488 38 Cribb Street

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From dawn to dusk on Halloween—watch out A major conservation program is looking for help from Sunshine Coast residents to survey Glossy Black Cockatoo populations here on the Coast.

Researchers are keen to gather more information on cockatoo populations during a dawn to dusk survey on Sunday, October 31 in south east Queensland and northern New South Wales.

Sunshine Coast Council is just one of a regional group of councils supporting the survey, along with industry, non government organisations, academic partners and friends concerned with the conservation of the Glossy Black-Cockatoo.

People interested in taking part in the birding day can contact their regional coordinator through the Glossy Black Conservancy website www.glossyblack.org.au Survey participants will be given information on survey locations and how to identify Glossy Black-Cockatoo from other similar species.

Glossy Black Cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus lathami lathami) are a local native species and are under threat because of their restricted diet, feeding only on the seeds in cones of she-oaks (Casuarina and Allocasuarina) and only on selected individual trees.

An inaugural population survey was conducted in 2009 by Griffith University with the support of councils.

Glossy Black-Cockatoo are less gregarious than their Yellow-tailed or Red-tailed cousins and tend to travel in small groups. The smallest of the black cockatoos, they have red panels on their tail feathers but not the prominent crests as seen in other species. The females also have characteristic patches of yellow feathers on their heads.

The cockatoos can live for over 30 years and breed every two years with a single egg laid in late January to early June and with a longer nestling period then any other cockatoos (up to 90 days). The young are dependent on the parents for at least a year.

They're found in natural bushland and peri-urban landscapes throughout southeast Queensland and northern NSW. Historical sighting records will assist in identifying survey areas and known feeding (she-oak habitat), roosting (Eucalypt woodland), or drinking locations on public and private lands will be targeted. Survey grid cells of 1km² will be identified and assigned to volunteers but interested landowners can also survey their own properties if Glossy BlackCockatoo are known to frequent these areas.

Register your interest with the regional coordinator in your area. For more details visit the birding day pages online at www.glossyblack.org.au

Glasshouse Country Bromeliad Society Inc. Contributed by Bob McLean, Phone: 0427 606 240 This time we will have a look at the Billbergia genus.

The Billbergia was named after Gustave Billberg, a Swedish botanist. Billbergias are native to eastern Brazil, Mexico and Central America in the main, but have been found in Peru and Argentina.

There are over 50 recognised species, and several hundred registered hybrids. In their natural habitat, they are epiphytes, found usually in large clumps in good light.

Billbergias can grow in the ground and will quickly develop into feature clumps within a few years. They are often a common sight in shady corners in many older sub-tropical / tropical gardens. Many billbergias though, will grow best under much more light.

They also need to be ‘starved’ of nutrient if you wish to bring out the best colour in the colouredleaved billbergias (if you fertilise these billbergias as you would with other bromeliads, then their leaves will become ‘lanky’ and green).

They can be grown successfully in 125mm to 140mm pots filled with a coarse bromeliad mix.

Billbergias were among the first bromeliads to be hybridised, and consequently many of those now grown are hybrids.

Billbergias often have beautiful, but short-lived (seven to 14 days) inflorescences (flower spikes).

This leads many people to concentrate on growing the coloured-leaved billbergias.

The Billbergia amoena ‘Red’ form is a fairly large and attractive billbergia with pink and spotted cream leaves when grown in good light. The upright flower spikes have shocking pink bracts and green flowers with bright blue tips.

It is very prolific and can cover larger areas quickly via its underground stolons (runners).

When grown in a pot it will soon outgrow the pot with the fine roots attaching to the outside of the pot to support the new growth, as would occur when growing in a tree.

The new pups arise from relatively long stolons and often grow much higher than the parent plant. This unusual characteristic means it can grow as a climber.

The flower spikes are pendulous, sometimes hanging below the base of the plant and are usually very glamorous.

All in all, the Billbergia bromeliads are a wonderful addition to any local garden or verandah.

Go Green Rainforest Nursery plant of the week Fraser Island Creeper (Tecomanthe hillii) When it comes to Australian native climbers it is hard to go past the Fraser Island Creeper when it comes to showy flowers. Throughout Spring and Summer it produces masses of large pink trumpet shaped flowers. It looks great growing up a tree, over an arbour or along a fence. It naturally occurs in rainforest pockets north from Bli Bli and as the name suggests is prominent in the World Heritage rainforest on Fraser Island. It is quite a vigorous grower with large lush green leaves and has a preference for moist well drained soils in full sun or semi shade. Drop in and check out the floral display in the nursery now.

If you would like more information on this tree or any other native plants drop in and see Simon or Melissa at Go Green Rainforest Nursery, 2620 Steve Irwin Way, Glenview.

Phone 5494 5980. Email: gogreenrainforest@bigpond.com Now open seven days.

MARY MACKILLOP BOTTLEBRUSH Ph: 5439 0999 Fax: 5439 0077 paintplacebeerwah@tpg.com.au

1/28 Simpson St, Beerwah Q. 4519 1094 Steve Irwin Way, Glasshouse Mtns (next to Greenfoots fruit shop)

Ph/Fax: 5438 7779

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Community notices

Cutting the Cake

Local butchers Andrew and Shelley Stevens from Top Shop Butchery Beerwah certainly know how to handle a knife. They are pictured cutting the Baptismal Cake for daughter Sidney (asleep on her godfather’s shoulder) watched by their other children Jacob, Andrea and Mollee, at Glasshouse Country Uniting Church. Godparents Alison and Brendan Roser join in the photo with their daughter Amity.

Amidst storms and gales last Sunday, Minister in Association Rev Keith Ewin baptised Sidney into the Church family as she wore the family baptismal gown which was originally worn by Shelley’s mum many years ago, as well as all the other Stevens children in recent years who have also been baptised at the Uniting Church.

Andrew and Shelly were the first couple married in the new building of Glasshouse Country Uniting Church in Twin Peaks Drive, and were

Sunshine Coast Koala Wildlife Rescue

happily welcomed back for the baptism of their children.

The Uniting Church will be celebrating 10 years of moving into this building on December 11 and 12 this year.

Baptism celebration

Eleven-month-old Xander Neal from Landsborough looks on with interest as his mother Naomi and father Clint Neal make the first cut in his Baptismal cake following his Baptism at Glasshouse Country Uniting Church earlier this month.

Rev George Woodward is always excited with Baptising folk into the Christian Faith, and this week he wore a stole given to him by Aboriginal people he used to work with in the Northern Territory.

Our koalas are in a critical state and we are dedicated to making sure they survive. We are a non profit organisation that operates 24 hours a day seven days a week. We rescue sick, orphaned or displaced koalas in all areas. You can ring Ray on 0423 618 740 or Murray on 0431 300 729 and we will collect koalas and take them to the Australian Wildlife Hospital in Beerwah for the correct treatment. Please help us to work to help an Australian icon which is so quickly becoming extinct.

Glasshouse Country Care

Each Friday Glasshouse Country Care hosts a gathering of young adults with a disability. We offer an interesting and varied program to them.

We also have outings which they enjoy. If you wish to know more about our group, or, if we can be of help to you, please ring Glasshouse Country Care on 5494 6948.

Graduate women breakfast

GWQ (Graduate Women Queensland Sunshine Coast) is holding its November breakfast and annual book sale on Saturday, November 6 at 7.45am for 8.15am at the Chancellors Tavern, Chancellor Park.

Speakers are local members and USC staff, Associate Professor Shireen Fahey, Program Leader/Course Coordinator, Climate Change, Coasts and Catchments and Suzanne Burford, Manager, International Projects Group. Both

Glasshouse Country Ministers Fellowship

As I was thinking about what to write for this week’s column I came across this story which I had collected from somewhere: The First Billionaire The very first person to reach the status of billionaire was a man who knew how to set goals and follow through. At the age of 23, he had become a millionaire, by the age of 50 a billionaire. Every decision, attitude, and relationship was tailored to create his personal power and wealth. But three years later at the age of 53 he became ill.

His entire body became racked with pain and he lost all the hair on his head. In complete agony, the world's only billionaire could buy anything he wanted, but he could only digest milk and crackers. An associate wrote, ‘He could not sleep, would not smile and nothing in life meant anything to him.’ His personal, highly skilled physicians predicted he would die within a year.

That year passed agonisingly slowly. As he approached death he awoke one morning with the vague remembrances of a dream. He could barely recall the dream but knew it had something to do with not being able to take any of his successes with him into the next world.

The man who could control the business world suddenly realised he was not in control of his own life. He was left with a choice.

He called his attorneys, accountants, and

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managers and announced that he wanted to channel his assets to hospitals, research, and mission work. On that day John D. Rockefeller established his foundation. This new direction eventually led to the discovery of penicillin, cures for current strains of malaria, tuberculosis and diphtheria. The list of discoveries resulting from his choice is enormous.

But perhaps the most amazing part of Rockefeller's story is that the moment he began to give back a portion of all that he had earned, his body's chemistry was altered so significantly that he got better. It looked as if he would die at 53 but he lived to be 98.

Rockefeller learned gratitude and gave back from his wealth. Doing so made him whole. It is one thing to be healed it is another to be made whole.

It appears that the one leper who returned and threw himself at Jesus' feet in gratitude was not only healed he was saved by his thanksgiving.

"Rise and go," Jesus said, "your faith has made you well."

As we reflect on this Jesus came to save and make people whole. He set up the principle by with which John D. Rockefeller discovered and as a result became well again. Jesus came to this earth and gave himself for us to be made whole.

Glasshouse Country Baptist Church 58 Roberts Rd, Beerwah

Invites you to our Sunday services at 9.00am Enquiries phone 5494 6354

BEERWAH 9.30 & 6 MALENY 10.30

www.churchontherise.org.au Church Office 5494 0655

68 Peachester Rd, Beerwah

CATHOLIC WEEKEND MASSES Saturday 6pm: Peachester Rd, Beerwah 5493 0967 Sunday 7am: Caloundra St, Landsborough 5494 8896 Sunday 6pm: Mooloolah Hall, Bray Rd 5492 9279

GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY ANGLICAN CHURCH

WEDNESDAYS *Mooloolah (Paget Road) 9.00am SUNDAY *Beerwah (Peachester Road) 9.00am (First Sundays - Family Service) Rev. Ken Goodger - 5491 1866 Local contact 5494 9536

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LUTHERAN CHURCH Reed Street, Glass House Mtns

Sunday Worship 9.00am Contact 5439 9341 or 5496 9671

Glasshouse Country Uniting Church A Caring Christian Community Twin Peaks Drive, Beerwah Sunday Worship & Youth Program 8.30am Phone: 5494 6187 All Welcome!

Mooloolah Valley Church Christ centred, Community minded Family service Sundays 10:30 Village Hall Sunday School - 11.00am Everyone welcome- Enquiries 5492 9017

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ladies will speak about the work they are doing as staff members in the Faculty of Science, Health and Education at USC. Cost $25.00. Visitors or potential members are most welcome, phone President Bernice on 5477 5714 by October 31 if you would like to attend.

Warehouse shopping trip

Saturday, October 30, visiting many Brisbane factory favourites plus new outlets. Home made morning and afternoon tea supplied, lunch at one of Brisbane’s clubs. Cost $50.00 per person, to be purchased by October 15. All proceeds to the Special Olympics Sunshine Coast World Games.

Contact De Burrows 5439 0415 or 0408 711 660.

Pony Club’s second annual charity golf day The Glasshouse Country Horse and Pony Club Inc will host its second annual Charity Golf Day at the Beerwah Golf Club on Sunday, November 21, with the major beneficiary Riding for the Disabled, Sunshine Coast. The Golf Day will be run as a ‘4 Ball Ambrose’ so you certainly don’t have to be a good golfer to have a fabulous day, and there are lots of prizes up for grabs. The Club is seeking and will welcome all teams and sponsors for the 2010 event. For any business who may wish to put forward a team and/or be a sponsor for the day, it is a great opportunity to have a fun day out or perhaps have your Christmas breakup party. Contact Glenys Willocks at any time on 0417 758 786 or mgwilloc@ southernphone.com.au

Raffle results

Glasshouse Country RSL sub branch results from Friday's raffle - Lucky door B95 Keith, Meat tray B48 Keith E, Fruit and veggie tray B47 John M, B78 Charlie. Thanks to all our supporters.

Landsborough Masonic Lodge

Fraternal greetings to all Unattached Brethren residing in the Glass House Mountains to Landsborough area. An invitation is extended to you to visit our Lodge for fraternal fellowship. The Lodge meets on the fourth Friday each month except December, 7.30pm at the Glass House Mountains Community Hall, Coonowrin Road, Glass House Mountains. At our next meeting on October 22 we will be conferring the MM Degree

on one of our new brethren. Visiting brethren always welcome. For further information contact Rick (WM) 5439 9049, Alan 5494 0584 or Barry 5439 9493.

If you are interested in exhibiting your artworks, Beerwah Library currently has bookings available for November and December. Please contact the library for all enquiries on 5494 0221.

Zambian Outreach fundraiser

Speak easy

Come along and enjoy a fundraiser luncheon at Simply Spoilt Hideaway, Peachester on Monday, November 8 from 11.00am. Tickets only $20.00 per person and includes welcome drink, two course lunch, tea and coffee. Fashion parade by Fashionation Boutique, Woodford. Tickets and enquiries Heather Rutherford 5494 0554 or Jo Christmas 5494 9109.

Come join us!

Why not come and join the 34 per cent of Australian adults engaged in volunteering? At Volunteering Sunshine Coast, we utilise the services of Volunteers as an integral part of our not-for-profit programs. You can contribute to your Community by assisting others with a few hours of your time given each week. Keeping active in your Community is encouraged by a range of authorities, and the personal satisfaction can be very rewarding. So why not take a step forward by becoming one of the team, and make a difference for others? We can be contacted on 5443 8256 and interviews arranged at our Caloundra, Noosa or Maroochydore Offices.

Home Library Service

Beerwah Library offers a Home Library Service to Sunshine Coast residents of any age who experience significant difficulty in using a library service point. You may be eligible if you are permanently or temporarily unable to leave your home or other place of residence. You may also be eligible if you are elderly, frail or infirm or have physical disabilities. Audio books on CD and MP3, cassettes, DVDs and large print books are among the resources that are available for loan from the library. For more information, please contact the Home Services Coordinator at Beerwah Library on 5494 0221.

Local Artists - Free public exhibition space Beerwah Library has over three thousand visitors each week. We offer a great opportunity for local artists to display their works in a highly visible public arena.

GCNews welcomes contributions from not-for-profit community groups and other local organisations. Please note the editorial deadline is 12.00noon each Friday. If you have missed the deadline your contribution will not be considered for the next edition. For contributions that do meet the deadline, every effort will be made to include them in the next edition, however if we receive more contributions than we have space available,

Call for help

Beerwah Lions is calling on interested bands and musicians who would be willing to donate their time to perform at an upcoming bushdance. The event, a fundraiser for the local Miss Personality entrant, is to be held at a date to be confirmed in February 2011, in Glass House Mountains. If you are able to help, please phone Lion Rita on 5439 0960 or 0400 303 110.

Beachmere fair

The Beachmere Lioness Club’s eighth annual fair, Saturday, October 23, Clayton Park Beachmere, next to Club Beachmere, corner of Main Road and Moreton Terrace, 8.00am - 3.00pm.

Plenty of entertainment and food, including live music by ‘Homestead Country Music’, pet parade, wandering clown, games for children, and plenty of food. Stalls include jewellery, clothing, craft items, candles, bric-a-brack, whirley birds, whirley gigs made from wood, furniture, and hand made wooden boxes, arts and crafts and much more.

Sunshine Coast AGLOW

Sunshine Coast Aglow will meet at 9.30am on Friday, November 12, in the CWA hall, Kalinga Street, Caloundra. Aglow is for women of all denominations. Come along and bring a friend.

Entry $7.00 which includes morning tea. For more details contact Dorothy on 5476 4190.

then some may be held over until the following week. Priority is given to contributions which are time specific. Please keep contributions to a maximum of 100 words.

Contributions may be edited if they are too lengthy and in accordance with the GCNews style guide. For more information about submitting a contribution, email reception@ gcnews.com.au press (printing press) on a regularly basis, so if you would like to see it in action contact the museum or look on our web site for times and days.

Our machinery display section needs a revamp so we are asking for comments from interested people to give us some ideas on how we can ‘Re-Do’ it.

LANDSBOROUGH AND DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY Inc

Landsborough Museum Lots of interesting things will be happening at the Landsborough Museum from now until the Christmas break. Last month we had a slight change in our Management Committee at our AGM. We now have a new face on the team, with Jan Rossow taking on the job of secretary. Wendy Dixon is our new treasurer, Peter Anderson is still vice president and Dot Gauntlett has taken over the reins as president.

Many thanks go to our outgoing treasurer, Gordon Kubank.

The Sunshine Coast Branch of the QLD Speak Easy Association is a not-for-profit organisation supporting adults who stutter. We are seeking group members for weekly meetings and networking opportunities. Our website is www. speakeasy.org.au Contact speakeasysunshinecoast@gmail.com or mobile 0412 389 691. The weekly groups aim to provide people with a stutter the opportunity to build self-confidence, network, talk in a safe environment, and practice speech pathology techniques for controlling their speech.

The typesetting press Next Monday, October 25, we will be holding a framing workshop, starting at 8.00am. This is a free workshop and anyone wanting to attend can contact the Museum on 5494 1755, Wednesday to Friday and Sunday, to book your place. We will also be firing up our typesetting

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Talkin Trades

A to Z of trades and services STAND OUT from the crowd! know about?

STAND OUT from the rest and make sure you book your free Talkin Trade editorial today. It’s as easy as filling out a form, or if you don’t have time for that, simply let us know, and we’ll do all the hard work for you!

To take advantage of this great offer, speak to Cathy or Sarah in the GCNews office today, phone 5494 6066 or email advertising@ gcnews.com.au

Airconditioning

Honest, Reliable Mechanical Repairs & Servicing

Air Lic No: L050397

AIR CONDITIONING

DRAGON AIR CONDITIONING

SUPPLY AND INSTALL INSTALLATION ONLY FREE QUOTES SPLITS & DUCTED SERVICE / CLEAN

TO467

Pensioner Discounts

0439 247 266 BSA # 1132000 / L004114

Antennas / TV

Mob: 0432 215 628 Ph: 5494 1222 Fax: 5494 1224 11 DYER STREET, LANDSBOROUGH

TOP CAR DAVID MANN (MEGGSY)

Terry Vost

0434 090 197

T0303

MOBILE MECHANICAL REPAIRS

Tyre Sales & Repairs Full Mechanical Service & Repairs Quality wheel alignments (on the latest equipment) R.W.C. on Cars & 4WD Log Book Service All brake & suspension work Windscreens AC Servicing

24K GOLD ELECTROPLATING We Can Plate Any Metal Car Emblems, Taps, Golf Clubs & More 0417 399 080 Email: gold24k@bigpond.com

Bathroom

52 52 Peachester Peachester Rd Rd BEERWAH BEERWAH

5494 0944

Qld Company Lastest Technology Professional Technicians

• TV, DVD, VCR Tuning • Home Theatre Setups • Satellite Installations • Set Top Boxes

• Antenna Repairs • New Installations • Digital Upgrades • Additional Outlets

Top Quality Servicing & Repairs on all cars & 4WD

• Brake & Clutch Repairs • Wheel alignments • Log Book Servicing • Front End Repairs • RWC Inspection Station

rrum Service & Muffle u b r rs Bee 

5494 6658 - 0418 151 231

FREE COURTESY CAR NOW AVAILABLE

5494 0000

Email: ja_ross@optusnet.com.au

Prompt quoting Over 20yrs experience

• Mechanical Repairs 38 |

• Warranty Servicing, RWC, clutches & brakes • Electronic code scanning

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ALL AREAS

Andrew M 0407 146 626

Gold Card No.: 24113

T0427

Lic. No. 6342

Builders / Carpenters

of prestige and quality homes, extension and renovations

YOUR SERVICE & MUFFLER SOLUTION

• A Grade Mechanic

ALL BRICK AND BLOCKWORK RETAINING WALLS - FIREPLACES - BIG/SMALL JOBS

CHRIS HALL BUILDERS

trucks cars earthmoving trailers

Jeff & Ann Ross

Mobile: 0429 960 300

BRICKLAYING - BOB KENNEDY

Shed 8/47, Beerwah Pde Beerwah

Automotive

Ph: 5496 0300

Bricklayers

TO013

21 Peachester Road, BEERWAH AH Fax: 5494 0416 Email: beertron@internode.on.net

5492 9321

www.showerfix.com.au

SHOWERFIX offer a full range of waterproofing services for showers, vanities & bath surrounds QBSA 1086283 SUNSHINE COAST COMAPANY

Where we specialise in customers not just cars

TO576

PH: 5494 0466

LEAKING SHOWERS RESEAL • REGROUT • WATERPROOF NO TILES REMOVED

T0002

BEERWAH ELECTRONICS

TO470

H AL A  W   BEER CHANIC CES ME SERVI SHOWERFIX

Need a new antenna? There's a Jim's Antenna owner in Glasshouse. Call for a free quote today.

e & Juli Garth ne Sto

AUTOMOTIVE

Servicing the Sunshine Coast and Hinterland area Breakdown and Onsite Service Logbook Servicing Tune up and Fuel Injection Brakes and Suspension 0439 808 602

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TNT MOBILE MECHANICAL

TO564

OVER 25 YEARS CONTRACTING Great prices on split & ducted Air conditioning systems

License No 71591

LOCAL OPERATOR

present your Senior Card for discount

Peter - 0431 017 916

5494 6794 or 0412 060 184

T0015

T0137

Full logbook servicing Roadworthy certificates Aircon repairs & servicing Brakes, clutches & all mechanical repairs

T0249

Ph: 0410 448 250 - Landsborough

AU01246 / L002423

BSA # 615 068

Repairs, Installation & Maintenance to all Air conditioning systems, commercial & residential. Sales of energy efficient Daikin Airconditioners (ducted, wall hung & multi-head split systems)

AUTO CARE

Mobile Auto Electrician Alternators • Starter Motors • Batteries

T0303

Tellum Refrigeration & Airconditioning

Mobile or Workshop

TO473

Is your business featured in the Trades and Classifieds? Want to boost the value of your advertising dollar at NO COST to you? Why not consider a free Talkin Trade editorial?

Every week we feature a local business in a prime position at the top of our weekly classifieds.

This is a great way to let customers learn a little bit more about your business – maybe you’ve expanded recently, or are running a great promotion that you want everyone to

A to Z of trades and services Builders / Carpenters ACCREDITED CARPET CLEANERS Steam Cleaning

Barry

$65

0420 718 788 Email: jazreno@live.com.au

BSA No 76420

Cabinetmakers

Phone Daniel 0414 417 148

ABN 83 143 913 259 BSA Lic No. 49425

NEED A QUALITY BUILDER? THINKING OF RENOVATING?

Ken

Director

QBSA 1155593

New Installations & Renovations

E dean@redbuilding.net.au

Ph 5439 0108 Fax 5439 0109

www.redbuilding.net.au

2/28 Biondi Cresent Beerwah Qld 4519 Email: knmkitchens@aapt.net.au

CARPENTER Dean Parry

T0371

Director

REG. BUILDER

0417 045 062 (07) 5494 7117 (07) 5494 7543 redbuilding@bigpond.com 88 King Rd, Mooloolah QLD 4553

Member of M.B.A. * No job too small * Pergolas * Bathroom Renovations * Verandahs * Decks *Owner Builders 29 YEARS EXPERIENCE LOCAL FOR 24 YEARS

Phone Paul 0417 749 159 or a/h 5494 9841

Joinery & Shopfitters

ABN 60 627 360 193 ACN 131 206 089 BSA Lic. #1018329

BSA Lic No. 54311

M T F E A

0409 549 601 Matthew 0409 936 083

• Kitchens • Vanity • Laundry •TV Units • Robes • Appliances • Organised sub trades

CUT & EDGE SERVICE AVAILABLE

accredited builder

YOUR LOCAL FAMILY BUILDERS

Building YOUR ideas and dreams into YOUR reality Building stylish, functional homes of character and lasting appeal.

Lic.# QBSA 888637

Consult with Chenelle Now! www.nhr.com.au Unit 2, 42 Cessna Drive Caboolture Ph 5499 0300 or 0400 426 344

D & L House Removers & Wide Load Escorts GLASSHOUSE MOUNTAINS Daren Taylor: 0418 188 243 A/H 07 5496 9975 26 years experience in house removal

Beerwah Showroom - Open 6 Days Free Measure and Quote.

15 Free St. Ph: 5494 6300

www.aussiecarpetsandvinyl.com.au

Cleaning VINYL FLOOR CLEANING SPECIALIST STRIP, SEAL, POLISH, SPRAY-BUFF

Phone Allen Thomas

Mobile: 0417 781 167 Phone: 5496 9851

WATER WISE HOUSEWASHING

EEes FRQuot

20% OFF all bond cleans

Carpets, Rugs, Curtains, Cars Lounge Suites (Fabric and Leather) Stain Removal, Tile & Grout Cleaning Carpet, Upholstery & Tile Protection Concrete Paths, Patios & Driveways

Call Brad & Kaylene Hale, your local carpet cleaning professionals

5499 9926 Monday - Friday 7.30am - 5.30pm

carpets · rugs · lounges · chairs · cars · caravans · boats · carpet and fabric protection

If customer service & quality workmanship is important to you then CALL TIM NOW and enjoy the Kajax Building Services experience.

A WINDOW OR Call for a FREE QUOTE GLASS SLIDING DOOR on your next building project

$500 OFF T0480

*

www.kajaxbuildingservices.com.au

Aussie Carpets & Vinyl

Minimum Water Usage

Queenslander Specialists Specialising in low pressure hand washing

You book your house now and recieve: FREE: Spider Treatment / FREE: Anti-mould Treatiment FREE: Carpet Clean & Lic. Pest Control with every Bond Clean

Other Services Available Windows / Roofs & Gutters / Driveways & Pathways Internal Walls & Ceilings / Bond Cleans Pest Control & Ceiling Vacuums FULLY INSURED - ALL WORK GUARANTEED FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED

FREE CALL 1800 281 521

locally owned & family operated

Try Kajax Building Services!

BSA Licence No: 1016451

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Family Owned and Operated • • • • •

Affordable Carpet Cleaning Services

RENOVATING OR EXTENDING?

0410 529 696!

Hale Carpet Cleaning

SPECIAL RATES FOR LOCALS

TO479

QBSA Contractor Licence 076224 Houses Bought/ Sold/ Delivered Houses Raised/ Lowered/ Slid/ Restumped

 

Carpet cleaning

T0022



TO478

WORK WITH US...

GreenSmart

T0019

Planning to build a new home?

• Carpet • Vinyl • Tiles • Blinds • Timber

(*Conditions Apply)

Servicing all major cities and regional areas Australia wide

Shopfitters with a difference • Unique Power Wall System Leo Kull • Design m 0409 646 048 • DNA Design sales@ljshopfitters.com.au • Project Management ljshopfitters.com.au • Professional

Multi-level specialists – Senior & Pensioner Discounts* – Environmentally friendly cleaning agents – Quality Services at Affordable Prices

3 Ave size Rooms from $65* Call ALLCLEAN on 0429 468 805 for your FREE no obligation quote *(conditions apply)

Org

The environmentally

carpet cleaning nic preferred system that really works

D r y

Carpet & Rug Cleaning Upholstery Cleaning Sisal & Coir

Computing Argh! Stupid Computer!

PC Solutions & Tuition will fix it! At your door, no callout fees, all areas. Local Technician. Competitve Rates.

Phone 1300 721 117 www.pcsol.com.au

Local Business Carpet Protection Organic & Bio Degradable

T0027

M 0417 045 062

FREE CALL 1800 281 521 Carpet sales

Insurance Repairs Small Jobs Welcome BSA Lic # 1018329

CALL YOUR LOCAL BUILDER

You book your carpets: FREE: sanatizing and deodorising $25 basic internal pest control* FULLY INSURED $25 internal flea control* * with carpet clean ALL WORK GUARANTEED FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED

TO487

Bathrooms Timber Decks Pergolas

T0019A

New Homes Extensions Renovations

Extra rooms $10 each

TO486

T0016

* 15 years experience * Quality work * Renovations * New homes * Decks * Bathrooms * New roofs * Repairs FOR PROMPT QUOTING AT COMPETITIVE RATES... CALL YOUR LOCAL BUILDER

3 -5 Average Rooms

TO378

REG BUILDER BSA LIC No 730134

T0025

RENOVATION & HOME CONSTRUCTION

0412 781 485

100% Green 100% Clean 100% Dry

Glasshouse Country News

Glasshouse Country News

or email advertising @gcnews.com.au

or email advertising @gcnews.com.au

For all your advertising needs please call Marylyn on 5494 6066

NOTICE TO BUILDING TRADE ADVERTISERS

Licensed building contractors are required to state their name and BSA licence number in all advertisements. A BSA licence is mandatory for building design, plumbing and drainage; gas fittings; termite inspection and reports and pre-purchase building

For all your advertising needs please call Cathy on 5494 6066

inspections. Unlicensed contractors for all other building work are required to state in their advertisement the value or work they are entitled to carry out without a licence. Failure to provide this information can result in a substantial penalty. It is the advertisers’ responsibility to comply with these requirements.

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Garden m

Concreting

All Aspects of Electrical Contracting Beerwah & Surrounding areas Prompt Reliable Service No Job Too Big or Too Small

CONCRETING

M & A CONCRETING

Fencing

QBSA 068989 Professional & prompt Quality work Site left clean Driveways, Patios, Paths and slabs in plain, exposed & decorative finishes Existing concrete rejuvenated

T0548

Retail suppliers of fencing materials, timber, logs, wire and steel.

Also installers of quality fencing For a Free Measure and Quote phone

Blue Card No. 1023702

TO043

Phone 5494 8900

T0322

YOUR LOCAL LICENSED CONTRACTOR

Installations Installations, Repairs Servicing and Air Conditioning Repairs, Servicing Installations, Servicing Domestic . Owner Builders . Repairs, Commercial . Rural . Industrial Domestic • Commercial • Rural • Industrial

5496 9861 or 0439 303 306 Glasshouse Mtns

Domestic • Commercial •71536 Rural • Industrial BSA Lic. No. 60278 Lic. No. 60278 PO BoxBSA 578, Beerwah QLD 4519 PO Box 578, Beerwah QLD 4519

Office:0414 5493482 0054 Mobile: 037 Mobile: 0414 482 037

email: matthewcarter@aapt.net.au QBSA 1139536

T0280

Adam: Glasshouse Mtns Adam: Glasshouse Office: 5493 0054Mtns

ALL DOMESTIC - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL

* Installation * Air Conditioning * Split Systems

T0037

ABN 89 058 455 025

Ph 5492 9502 Mob: 0409 549 295

T0042

• Domestic • Rural • All Types • 4WD Tractor & Bucket • Post Driver & Slasher • 4T Tipper Rubbish Removal • Total Landscape Service • Locally Owned & Operated For a free quote phone Garth 5499 9330 or 0438 714 983

Same day response Free Quotes Fully insured * Mowing * Rubbish removals * Pruning * Garden cleanups * Ride on work * Gutters cleaned

Phone 5494 6066

Your local Jim services all areas call 131546

to advertise your business

www.jimsmowing.net

| OCTOBER 20 2010

‘and let me do it right for you’

FREE QUOTE & COMPETITIVE RATES

Nathan Dakin

ABN 41 636 538 072

0437 434 800

• Hedging • Rubbish Removal • Ride-on Mowing • Mowing • Pruning

• Weed Spray • Garden Clean • Lawns • Acres Ups • Edges • Slashing • Rubbish Removal • Hedges No Job too big or small – Pensioner Discounts

Chad’s Cheap Mowing 0430 517 211

Garages / sheds QUALITY & RELIABLE SERVICE Our Products Our Service FREE • Garages • Designed & Engineered Quotes & • Patios • Fully Licensed & Insured Advice • Carports • Council Permits Organised • Sheds\Rural & Farm Sheds DISPLAY CENTRE NOW OPEN AT 2 WILLIAM ST, KILCOY

5497 2615

BSA Lic No 60108

0427 120 955 www.kamconstructions.net.au

Gas

T0047

Lic: 66091

T0039

Garden maintenance

40 |

Phone Stuart on 0407 021 715

dakinslusciouslawns@gmail.com ‘Do It With Dakin’

Timber, Colourbond, Aluminium & Glass Pool fencing, Gates Retaining Walls & More For a free quote Phone Matthew

Electrical Services Electrical Services ELECTRICAL SERVICES PTY LTD

Lic No 67745

20 Tytherleigh Ave, Landsborough

FIRST CALL FENCING

Electricians

Free quotes.... Pensioner discounts

TO494

Please phone 0421 690 895

• Pruning & Garden work • Gutter cleaning • High Pressure Water Cleaning

T0417

to advertise your business

0407 575 667

SRB Property Maintenance Service

For all your: • Push & Ride-on Mowing • Edging & Hedge Trimming

Phone 5494 6066

Licensed Contractor - BSA 1119033 ‘Local Guy, Local Quote’

Specialising in: Plain & Exposed Aggregate, Colour, Stencil & Spray-on Stencil Phone TODD on 5437 6705 or 0413 783 859 T0028

5413 2500

Lic.4551 and Insured

T0567

Darryl Johnson - 0415 954 195

DAMS  ACREAGE  SPORTS OVALS  SCHOOLS

TO491

Electrical

Weed Problems?

TO496

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41 Caloundra Rd, Caloundra

Handyman jobs External house cleaning High pressure water cleaning Rental clean ups

T0418

Ceiling Fans Lighting Air Conditioners

T0388

“All Aspects of Concreting”

Lawn & garden maintenance Rubbish removal & garden care Ride on mowing Gutter cleaning

Q.B.S.A. Lic No. 1130199

(AH) 5494 6302

T0030

Driveways - Paths - Patios - Slabs Quality Work at Competitive Rates

Jim: Beerwah

5494 9183 0438 308 513

Your Electrical and Lighting Retailer

Phillip Short Concrete

Jim: Beerwah Office: 5439 9400 Office:0414 5439774 9400 Mobile: 046 Mobile: 0414 774 046

Wynne’s

Call Jamie 0417 720 505 a/h 5494 6282

PLAIN • STENCIL • EXPOSED AGG. STAMPED • COVERCRETE

0412 234 240

Lawn Mowing - Ride on Mowing Edges & Pruning

Zedmere Pty Ltd

Domestic · Commercial · Industrial · Rural

TO441

5494 0398

KEV’S MOWING

Phone Greg on 0418 741 145

Shop 2, 5 Peachester Road, Beerwah- Next to Subway

www.totalmicrosystems.com.au

Phone Nick Atwell Mob: 0411 466 586 A/H: 5494 6713

Domestic, Commercial, Owner Builder, Rural & Industrial Est. since 1983

Large Acreage Mowing Rubbish Removed

Lic 69821

WEBSITE DESIGN & ONLINE MARKETING

Lic # 5582

Bring it in - Or we come to you!

Fully equipped workshop in store - get your computer back faster!

Virus Detection & Removal | Insurance Repairs & Quotes Laptops & Desktop PC's | PC & Mac Printer Cartridges & Ink Refills

Garden Clean ups Gutter Cleaning Whipper Snipping Pruning

T0347

ELECTRICIAN

Mays Mowing Service

T0392

TO488

Domestic, Commercial, Phone & Data, Intercoms & Gates

Computer Sales & Repairs

IT SUPPORT FOR HOME & BUSINESS

Lic. No. 70875

T0389

Computing cont.

NFL Electrical Nathan 0417 040 291

TO396

A to Z of trades and services

KLM LP Gas Suppliers

5493 0493

L P G A S

Garden maintenance cont.

Glass & Security BOROUG ND S H LA SCREENS

&

A.S.P.

T0535

Mobile Locksmiths 0400 114 604

HINTERLAND PEST CONTROL Cost Effective Local Business Est. Since 1996

30 yrs Exp – mobile EFTPOS “Servicing the Hinterland”

• Cockroaches • Carpet Beetle • Lawn Weeds • Silver Fish • Bed Bugs

Marine Services TO508

BSA: 106 8977 LIC: PMT-0-11572

TO499

SECURITY ►SECURITY & INSECT SCREENS ►GLASS ►BLINDS ►AWNINGS SHOWROOM AND FACTORY 4 Railway Street, Landsborough ph 07 5494 8748 fax 07 5494 8858

Pest control

Locksmiths

LOW COST GLASS REPLACEMENT

• Home • Shop • Office • 7 Days • Free quotes: Call for the Best Price • Windows • Doors • Maintenance • Shower Screens • Security & Insect Screens MONTY’S GLASS & SECURITY 5493 0374 0439 875 031

Professional Painting Local Tradesman with 20 years Experience

LANDSCAPING

ANDREW 0423 107 716

E. eliminatepests@bigpond.com PO Box. 257 Beerwah 4519 FULLY BSA 1189580 INSURED

High Quality Work Our Prices Based on Award Wages NO HIDING PROFIT! Over 30 Years Experience

T0057

Contact Frank 0457 486 080

Quality Workmanship

• Design • Retaining walls / Drainage • Paving / Repairs • Gardens / Mulching • Lawns • Mini Bobcat Services

Free Quotes & Pensioner Discounts Call Rudi Mobile: 0438 940 634

email: painter-decorator@hotmail.com

QBSA 1192667

Glasshouse Country News For all your advertising needs please call Marylyn on 5494 6066

or email advertising @gcnews.com.au

BOBCAT EXCAVATOR HIRE Licensed

Operator • Tilt Bucket • 3 ton Excavator • Laser Levelling • Trencher • Post Hole Borer • Auger 250 • 350 • 450 • 600mm Plant Auger Lindeman Road • Rotary Flail/Grass Mulcher/Cutter • 8 ton Tipper Truck BEERWAH AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A WEEK Ph: 5494 0056 • Mobile: 0408 192 814

Cam’s Truck & Bobcat Hire

OW N E R O P E R ATO R

•Track Machine

Dave McIntyre Genuine References Available New Homes • Repaints • Insurance Work 15 Years Experience

•Augers •Trencher • 4 in 1 bucket •8 ton tipper •Level bar •Laser Leveller •Tilt Bucket

Cameron Lister Ph: 0419 665 002 A/H:

(07) 5493 0012

Phone 5494 6066 to advertise your business OCTOBER 20 2010 |

This size advert could cost you

ply

TO507

Local Knowledge 21 Years Experience

Free Quotes Interior/Exterior & Airless Spraying

Mob 0420 662 811 A/H 5496 9540

to advertise your business

Shane Schultz

Brush Rite Painting TO575

BEERWAH LANDSCAPING

TO511

a/h: 5494 0830

QBSA Act Licence No: 1155906

NEED A PAINTER?

Ph: 0418 204 159

All Areas 0420 53 8890 5494 0393

Plant & Machinery

QBSA 1147179

Builder & Stone Mason QBSA License No. 77177. Est 1981

T0204

Spring Special

Complimentary Rodent Baiting Program with every Termite Inspection & Pest Control Treatment

ABN 79 347 449 750

TO551

Landscaping

• Pre- purchase Inspections • Annual Termite Inspections • Termite Management Systems • Termite Treatments • General Pest management Cockroaches • Ants • Spiders • Silverfish • Fleas • Bed Bugs

“Hit ‘em with precision the first time”

All Aspects of Painting Sunshine Coast including all Hinterland areas

Local Painters

Phone Greg on 0418 741 145

TO506

T0344

CONTACT -ASTALDIN STEVE GASTALDIN Contact - STEVE Contact - S07 TEVE Contact G6065 ASTALDIN - STEVE GASTALDIN 0407 946G061 5494 0407 946 07 6065 0407 946 061 0407 07061 5494 946 061 60655494 070407 5494946 6065 061 07 5494 6065 paintersfirst@iprimus.com.au paintersfirst@iprimus.com.au paintersfirst@iprimus.com.au paintersfirst@iprimus.com.au paintersfirst@iprimus.com.au

“Hit ‘em with precision the first time”

T0070

• General Repairs & Maintenance • Small Carpentary Jobs • Tiling • Plumbing • Painting • Fencing • Electrical (Lic 5582)

EPAINTS

TO310

HANDYMAN

OMES

07 5493 0440

FREE QUOTES

ØREW EPAINTS HOMES ØRØN EPAINTS EW HOMES ØREPAINTS ØNEW HOMES ØN ØS HEDS ØROOFS ØDRIVEWAYS Supporting Environmentally ØSHEDS ØROOFS ØSHEDS ØDRIVEWAYS ØROOFS ØS ØDHEDS RIVEWAYS ØROOFS ØDRIVEWAYS

TO509

TO504

Discount for Pensioners

EW

BSA NO. 1011255

0407 439 526

TO570

Friendly Quality Paints PO BOX 257 Beerwah 4519 Contact - STEVE GASTALDIN

General repairs & maintenance, Decking, Fencing, Doors, Windows, Kitchens, Shelving, Wardrobes etc Pressure Washing, Gutters Cleaned, Gutter Guards fitted

Phone 5494 6066

ABN: 43 886 956 461 BSA Lic: 1091741 MPA Mem No: 162207

ABN: 43 886 956 461 BSA Lic: 1091741 MPA Mem No: 162207

FREE QUOTES INDUSTRIAL

QUALIFIED TRADE CARPENTER & JOINER

25 yrs Experience

Phone Shane Robins 0418 900 705 a/h 5494 6425

John Annakin

Lic No. PMT-0-11432 PRODUCTS ØDOMESTIC ØCOMMERCIAL ØINDUSTRIAL ØDOMESTIC ØC ØD OMESTIC ØC ØI NDUSTRIAL ØDOMESTICØIØC NDUSTRIAL OMMERCIAL ØINDUSTRIAL DOMMERCIAL OMESTIC COMMERCIAL OMMERCIAL

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE

RENWICK’S LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION • WATER FEATURES • PAVING & STONEWORK • PATHWAYS/STAIRS • RETAINING WALLS • UNIQUE GARDENS & • DRIVEWAYS GARDEN FEATURES • POOL SURROUNDS • OUTDOOR LIVING AREAS GRAHAM RENWICK

ALL AREAS

QUALITY WORKMANSHIP QUALITY & WP ORKMANSHIP REMIUMQPUALITY RODUCTS & PREMIUM WORKMANSHIP PRODUCTS & PREMIUM PRODUCTS

FREE QUOTES FREE QUOTES E. eliminatepests@bigpond.com ØN FREE H QUOTES ØR

Friendly, Reliable, Will turn up!

ABN: 43 886 956 461 BSA Lic: 1091741 MPA Mem No: 162207

FFIRST IRST IN IN QUALITY QUALITY&&SERVICE SERVICE FIRST IN UALITY FIRST IN &QS& UALITY ERVICE F&IRST &PRODUCTS IN SERVICE QUALITY & SERVICE QUALITY W ORKMANSHIP PREMIUM QQ UALITY WORKMANSHIP PREMIUM

Ph. 5494 9400 or 0401 674 126

No Job too Big or Small Gary 0414 271 899 or 5494 8236

0404 479 187 or 5494 9336

ABN: 43 886 956 461 BSA Lic: 1091741 MPA Mem No: 162207

Painters T0055

22+ years experience Free in all types of home maintenance Quotes repairs, painting & minor renovations

We give you a warranty on our work.

For reliable service call ........

• TERMITE TREATMENTS • TERMITE BARRIERS • PRE-PURCHASE PEST & BUILDING REPORTS • THERMAL IMAGING • COCKROACHES • SPIDERS • ANTS

TO500

Handyman services ALL MAINTENANCE

reticulation

Fully Licensed and Insured

GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY PEST CONTROL

BSA Lic: L 1117342

Rick’s

Termites:

• Spiders • Pre-purchase • Rodents timber inspections • Fleas • Termite inspections • Ants • Chemical barriers/

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A to Z of trades and services

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*4 in 1 Bucket & Level Bar *6ft Double Head Slasher *50hp *10m3 Tipper

5494 8913 Hinterland Areas

0409 419 656

frogonthehop@bigpond.com

Works where others can’t and loves Lantana!

email: ba_earthmovers@dodo.com.au

Quality work, local knowledge, over 20 years experience

PROFESSIONAL RELIABLE SERVICE

Fire Breaks. Tree Clearing, Mulching. Dams, Driveways. Bulk Loading & Carting.

Landsborough Excavator & Positrack Hire

0401 057 126 mfplumbing@hotmail.com

3.5 & 6 Tonne Excavators with Tilt Bucket & Augers Positrack with Tilt Bucket & Slasher 10m tipper hire

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PH. JOHN 0403 795 185 5492 9909

Printing & Stationery PRINTER CARTRIDGES

LI’L Aussie DIGGA EXCAVATIONS

Plasterers Interior Sheeting, Plastering, Cornice and Covering Exposed Bricks

T0516

BSD PLASTERING Call Brendon for a prompt, professional, clean and on budget service 0432 412 209 bsdplastering.com.au QBSA 1191560

Plumbers

Full colour, single sided Includes basic design service & GST

200 for $79

T0081

* All major brands * Supply & Fit

PHONE JAREN 5439 0764

Landsborough

A “Proper Job” Guaranteed

5494 1794

0407 748 083

• Septic Tank & Grease Trap Cleaning (Domestic / Commercial) • Holding Tank Pumpouts • Grey Water Tanks • Bio Cycle Pumpouts • Council and EPA Approved Phone for no obligation quote 5439 6491 Fax 5439 6496

FREECALL 1800 247 788 Sheetmetal

LETTERHEADS

RUBBER STAMPS A5 & A4 INVOICE BOOKS Business Cards

FRIDGE DOOR SEALS

Mobile: 0407 727 645

| OCTOBER 20 2010

4 Turner Street, BEERWAH

CREATIVE SHEET METAL CUSTOM BUILT TOOLBOXES

Refrigeration

Allan Koschel Plumbing Service

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LARGE RANGE OF ORIGINALS & GENERIC BRANDS

Phone: 5494 6011

PO Box 316 Glasshouse Mtns 4518

COUNCIL APPROVED

* Septic Tank & Grease Trap Cleaning * Small Truck for Easy Access

BSA 1139739

Minimal Site Impact Entry 700mm Landscaping Post Hole Borer & Fence Installer • Site Clean ups • Trenching

Ph: (07) 5493 0625

EPA LICENSED

Lic No: P-19977

Limited access specialist

Plumber, Drainer and Gas Fitter

Servicing the Sunshine Coast Hinterland

T0092

TO514

T0120

Glasshouse Mountains and surrounding areas - 8 tonne tipper - trencher - augers - 4 in 1 bucket - levelling bar - laser levelling Phone John Baker - forks - 3 tonne excavator on 0409 20 64 64

Lic. No. 13217

Septic services

QBSA No. 1180171

EST OVER 35 YEARS

BOBCAT & EXCAVATOR HIRE

Q.B.S.A. No. 76388

Reduces Heat and Noise

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All Maintenance & Renovations 0418 986 538 A/H 5494 7413

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47 Wises Rd, Maroochydore 5443 2022 www.qldroofing.com.au

Plumbing & Gas Fitting

5494 1399 or 0418 930 099

AS SEEN ON TV

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Ian Owen

Good Rates - All Areas

• • • •

ROOFING TO SUIT ALL BUDGETS

Patio Roofing One Stop Shop Specialising in D.I.Y Kits Metal Roofing, Gutters, Fascias etc Polycarbonate & Fibreglass Roofing Ventilators & Skylights Insulated Roofing

Mark Forbes Plumbing

New Installations/Repairs/Renovations: Potable Water Waste Treatment Systems PotableWater Water Sewerage Roof Stormwater Roof&&Guttering Guttering Sewarage CE VI Septic Septic&&Drainage Drainage Stormwater ER

P 0422 270 386

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• • • • • •

LICENCED PLUMBER / DRAINER

Servicing North Brisbane to Gympie

COMPETIT RATES

“Don’t put up with a drip, call your local bloke now!”

C.Apelt Plumbing

New work • Renovations • Commercial Maintenance Drainage • Roofing & Guttering Call Colin now for all your plumbing needs Mob: 0430 591 433 Home: 5496 7354

3½t Excavator. Hydraulic Grab, Ripper, 350mm 450mm Trenching and 1200mm tilt mud buckets.

Licence No 1017722

Call John 0407 320 366

Licence No: 23418 QBSA: 1164142

POSI TRACK, EXCAVATOR, TIPPER & BEVERTAIL HIRE

- PT 100F Track Loader - All site slashing & cutting - Double Head Slasher - Dedicated Mulcher

Need a plumber?

T0223

Phone Brian Mobile: 0402 129 665 Fax: 5497 4840

T0450

TO223

BOBCAT, EXCAVATOR & TIPPER HIRE

OBLIGATION FREE QUOTE

ENVIROPLUS T0287

B&A EARTHMOVERS

replacement

Air-Conditioning Drains Unblocked / Located Waste Water Treatment Systems

Service & Maintenance Domestic / Commercial Gas Fitting

D & M Britton - Old Gympie Rd, Landsborough

FREE 20km TRAVEL

• Laserlite to patios • Minor Roof repairs • Re pointing ridge caps • Roof restorations • Gutter Repairs & Minor • Roof leaks

0419 704 408

TO539

FREE QUOTES

Phone Mobile: 0413 330 275 or 5439 0960 Lic’d Plumber and Drainer QBSA 1002354

*Driveways *Site clean-ups *Landscaping

T0237

POSI-TRACK SLASHING & EARTHWORKS

T0555

T

TREVOR SANDERSON

• General fabrication • Stainless Steel Benches 1/15 Free Street, Beerwah Ph 5439 0816 or 0413 050 578

Glasshouse Country News T0089

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Whirlybirds from $176.00 Skylights from $354.00 Supply & Install

T0082

Plant & Machinery cont.

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Roofing

NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL! For all your PLUMBING needs

T0437

A to Z of trades and services

NB Under Qld Building Services Authority Act 1991 Section 54, licensed tradespersons are required to quote their QBSA License number when advertising. This offers customer protection in the event of unsatisfactory work.

For all your advertising needs please call Marylyn on 5494 6066

or email advertising @gcnews.com.au

FOR A FREE QUOTE CALL

0417 958 944

Signwriting

Quality Turf Supply & Laid Site Prep Available FREE Measure & Quote 0418 714 860

Creative Visual Images

Experienced in all aspects of tiling Free fast quote

A local working for locals

Tony the Tiler All Aspects of Tiling

Moroney’s

Local with 30 years experience No job too small Free quotes & advice BSA: 64168

TO533

0432 178 675 A/H 5494 0071

Slashing

Tree services

Weedspraying now available

& also Stump Grinding Many years experience - Fully insured Phone 0412 026 545 or 5496 9047

For a quote call Len 0419 732 364 or 5494 0484

POSI-TRACK SLASHING

Ph 5494 8883

David Lowden Tree Services

50hp, Rubber tracks, 6ft slasher, Free quotes

5494 8913

T0098

• Pruning • Lopping • Removal Comprehensive Insurance on all jobs Phone 5494 2444 / 0407 710 993

Hinterland Areas frogonthehop@bigpond.com

0419 704 408

Tyres

I. & M. TREE LOPPING ~ & PRUNING ~

* Blocks * Acreage * Firebreaks

Tarzan the Tree Specialist

Solar panel cleaning

• Tree climbing • Rubbish removal • Mulching • Stump grinding • Free Quotes • Pensioner Discounts

T0103

Solar Panel Cleaning to Increase Solar Gain

Phone Brendan 0447 310 331

• Hot Water Servicing/Repairs • Check Components on Hot Water Systems • 10 years industry experience ABN 20057610760

 Trees/Palms  Pruning/Removals  Stump Grinding  Fully Insured

Call Rob Martin

TO524

0416 223 272

Ph: 07 5432 8374 or Mob: 0433 189 561

ABN 23 084 520 507

Phone: 5493 7954 Mobile: 0414 819 111

Turf supplies • All areas

Coochin Creek Farm • Free delivery New Ad 18/5/2009 Contact Gavin West Contract Laying & Turf Supplies

or email advertising @gcnews.com.au

0419 788 204 * Quality locally grown Wintergreen Couch * Domestic & Commercial * Farm Gate Pick Up or Supply & Laid

Glasshouse Country News For all your advertising needs please call Cathy on 5494 6066

T0100

Australia Wide * Containers New & Used - All Sizes and Types * Container Offices & Living Units * Container Delivery & Relocations YARD LOCATION 827 Beerburrum Road Caboolture Shire

T0356

SALES - HIRE - ONSITE STORAGE

STEVES TREE CUTTING

23 Years Experience Any size tree Land Clearing Full Insurance

T0104

AUSTRALIAN CONTAINER UNITS

• • • •

Ph: 5494 6333

Member of:

Phone 5494 6066 to advertise your business

30 Tytherleigh Ave, Landsborough mechanic offering logbook Cou Qualified rtesservices & light mechanical repairs y C a Avai r “locals helping locals” lable

Water tanks COMPLETE TANK MAINTENANCE

• Tank Cleaning • Tank Repairs (Minimal water loss) • Tin & Concrete • All Work Guaranteed • Leaf Guard Protection

Ian Booth 0403 187 517 or 3204 4910

Welder STUART McLEOD MOBILE WELDING

customtreeservices@yahoo.com

For all your on-site fabrication & welding needs. Workshop facilities available

Ph/Fax: 5494 1606 Mob: 0409 491 938

Glasshouse Country News For all your advertising needs please call Marylyn on 5494 6066 or email advertising @gcnews.com.au

LOCALS

SUPPORTING LOCALS

TO444

Storage

Sir Walter Turf PE SCA Supplies Wintergreen Couch LAND 37 Moroney Pl. Beerwah 5494 0100

T0099

MOOLOOLAH VALLEY SLASHING T0094

After hours: (07) 5494 7548

BSA Licenced: 1101772

E: signs777@dodo.com.au M: 0417 608 145

LL E A C AV 0095 T D

“Sir Walter” The Most Popular Lawn Choice Australia Wide

Brian Dudin 0438 623 523 T0097

Digital printing Vehicle/Wraps Shop fronts Display Signs Graphics Banners A ‘Boards Stickers Real Estate Promotional Corflutes Magnetic Illuminated

MOOLOOL AH RIVER TUR F

TO546

Email: fsinstallations@bigpond.com

Specialising in: Ceramics ~ Marble ~ Polished Porcelain ~ Glass ~ Mosaics

SPECIALIST GROWERS OF Wintergreen + Couch

TO525

Mathew Brown Phone 0402 123 154

20yrs experience ~ Winner of HIA Craftsman Award

Free delivery to Beerwah, Landsborough, Glass House and Beerburrum

T0106

•Framed, Semi-frameless & 10mm Frameless Showerscreens•Painted Glass Splashbacks •Frameless Mirrors•Wardrobe Doors•Glass Petitions

~ New Homes ~ Large Floors ~ Waterproofing ~ Bathroom Renovations & Repairs

Phone Dean 5496 9790, 0414 648 130

This size advert could cost you from $19.95 per week or $20.25 in spot colour

cond. apply

SPECIALISING IN

Paul

BSA No. 105 2255

T0096

Frameless Shower Installations

QBSA Licence No. 1128890 TO520

Shower screens

QUALITY DOMESTIC, COMMERCIAL & RECREATIONAL TURF

TO235

Tiling

T0108

A to Z of trades and services

Ph 5494 6066 for more details OCTOBER 20 2010 |

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NB Under Qld Building Services Authori

Sunshine Coast Monday, October 25 at the Terraces Café, Beerwah, from 7.30am Breakfast only $12.00, includes cup of tea or coffee, and $1.50 from every breakfast donated to breast cancer research.

To RSVP (by October 21) contact Tracey 0429 034 745 or 0429 035 587.

SBS

Weekly TV guide

ABC SEVEN NINE

All information supplied by TV stations and is correct at time of printing, some late changes may occur

TEN

Thursday | 21 October 2010 ABC

SBS 4.30 am UEFA Champions League 7.00 am World News 2.30 pm Dateline 3.30 pm Letters and Numbers 4.00 pm The Journal 4.30 pm PBS Newshour 5.30 pm Global Village 6.00 pm Letters and Numbers 6.30 pm World News Australia 7.30 pm Food Safari 8.00 pm Luke Nguyen's Vietnam 8.30 pm Supersizers Go...

The Fifties 9.30 pm World News Australia 10.05pm UEFA Champions League Hour 11.05pm Movie: The Killer 12.45am Koma 2.20 am Weatherwatch Overnight

Morning viewing Planet Science Midday Report Agatha Christie's Partners In Crime 1.30 pm Collectors 2.00 pm Parliament Question Time 3.00 pm Children's programs 6.00 pm Lost Gardens 7.00 pm ABC News 7.30 pm The 7.30 Report 8.00 pm Penguin Island 8.30 pm art + soul: Bitter And Sweet 9.30 pm Cleopatra 10.20pm Lateline 10.55pm Lateline Business 11.25pm Live At The Basement 12.25pm Parliament Question Time 1.25 am Movie: The Half-Breed 2.45 am Movie: 21 Days late night viewing continues

TEN

NINE (WIN)

SEVEN (SC)

4.00 am 11.00am 12noon 12.30pm

6.00 am 9.00 am 11.30am 12noon 2.00 pm 3.00 pm 3.30 pm 4.00 pm 4.30 pm 5.00 pm 5.30 pm 6.00 pm 6.30 pm 7.00 pm 7.30 pm 8.30 pm

Sunrise The Morning Show Seven Morning News Movie: Concrete Canyons All Saints Medical Emergency Toybox Spit It Out Seven News at 4.30 Today Tonight Deal or No Deal Seven Local News Seven News Home and Away The Amazing Race Beauty & The Geek Australia 10.00pm How I Met Your Mother 10.30pm 30 Rock 11.00pm Scrubs 11.30pm Stag midnight Cannibal Crusade 1.00 am Home Shopping

6.00 am 9.00 am 11.00am 11.30am 12noon

Morning viewing Kerri-Anne Alive And Cooking Daily The Ellen Degeneres Show 1.00 pm The View 2.00 pm Days Of Our Lives 3.00 pm Entertainment Tonight 3.30 pm Hi-5 4.00 pm Pyramid 4.30 pm National News 5.00 pm Antiques Roadshow 5.30 pm Hot Seat 6.00 pm National News 6.30 pm WIN News 7.00 pm A Current Affair 7.30 pm Getaway 8.30 pm Cops L.A.C 9.30 pm CSI 10.35pm CSI: NY late night viewing continues

6.00 am Good Morning Delhi 9.00 am Ten News 10.00am The Circle 12noon Commonwealth Games D11: Afternoon 5.00 pm TEN News 6.00 pm Commonwealth Games: D11: Primetime Early 8.00 pm Keeping Up With The Joneses 9.00 pm Law & Order: SVU 11.00pm Commonwealth Games Closing Ceremony 3.00 am Home Shopping 3.30 am This Is Your Day With Benny Hinn 4.00 am Life Today With James Robison 4.30 am CBS Early late night viewing continues

Friday | 22 October 2010 Hosted by Westpac Put on something RED and join in the fun!

Friday 29th Oct, 2010

ABC

SBS 4.45 am 7.10 am 1.30 am 2.30 pm 3.00 pm 3.30 pm 4.00 pm 4.30 pm 5.30 pm 6.00 pm 6.30 pm 7.30 pm 8.30 pm 9.30 pm 10.05pm 11.05pm 12.55am 2.30 am

UEFA Europa League World News Insight Chinese News Living Black Letters and Numbers The Journal PBS Newshour Global Village Letters and Numbers World News Australia James May’s Toy Stories: Plasticine As It Happened World News Australia Tiger Woods: The Rise and Fall Movie: Black Ice Movie: Looking for Cheyenne Weatherwatch Overnight

6.00 am 9.00 am 11.30am 12noon

TEN

NINE (WIN)

SEVEN (SC)

4.00 am Can We Help?

4.30 am Shortland Street 5.00 am Something In The Air 5.30 am Gardening Australia 6.00 am Children's programs 11.00am Penguin Island 11.30am The New Inventors 12noon Midday Report 12.30pm Enough Rope 1.30 pm Lilies 2.30 pm Spicks And Specks 3.00 pm Children's programs 6.00 pm Meerkat Manor 6.30 pm Can We Help?

7.00 pm ABC News 7.30 pm Stateline 8.00 pm Collectors 8.30 pm Luther 9.25 pm Five Daughters 10.20pm Lateline 11.05pm The Gruen Transfer 11.35pm Rage

Sunrise The Morning Show Seven News Movie: Bright Young Things 2.30 pm My Wife And Kids 3.00 pm Medical Emergency 3.30 pm Toybox 4.00 pm Spit It Out 4.30 pm Seven News 5.00 pm Today Tonight 5.30 pm Deal or No Deal 6.00 pm Seven Local News 6.30 pm Seven News 7.00 pm Home and Away 7.30 pm Better Homes & Gardens 8.30 pm Movie: The Day of the Triffids midnight Movie: Kinsey 2.30 am Room For Improvement 3.00 am Home Shopping late night viewing continues

6.00 am Today Early 7.00 am Today 9.00 am Kerri-Anne 11.00am Alive And Cooking 11.30am Daily 12noon Ellen Degeneres Show 1.00 pm The View 2.00 pm Days Of Our Lives 3.00 pm Entertainment Tonight 3.30 pm Hi-5 4.00 pm Pyramid 4.30 pm National News 5.00 pm Antiques Roadshow 5.30 pm Hot Seat 6.00 pm National News 6.30 pm Win News 7.00 pm A Current Affair 7.30 pm Customs 8.00 pm RBT 8.30 pm Movie: I Am Legend 10.40pm Movie: Assassins 1.10 am Movie: Spinning Boris late night viewing continues

6.00 am 7.00 am 7.30 am 8.30 am 9.00 am 10.00am 12noon

TEN Early News Puzzle Play Totally Wild Puzzle Play Ten News The Circle Commonwealth Games Closing Ceremony 2.00 pm Ready Steady Cook 3.00 pm Judge Judy 3.30 pm Dharma & Greg 4.00 pm Huey's Kitchen 4.30 pm The Bold And The Beautiful 5.00 pm TEN News 6.00 pm Simpsons Hour 7.00 pm Glee 9.00 pm NCIS 10.00pm Go Girls 11.00pm TEN Late late night viewing continues

Saturday | 23 October 2010 SBS Sausage Sizzle from 6.30am Start: 7am Suncoast Christian College, Woombye Finish: 8am Kolora Park, Palmwoods Buses are available to return walkers to start.

Protection, Safety and Opportunity for our children!

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5.05 am World News 1.00 pm La Traviata 3.35 pm In Search of the Messiah 4.30 pm PBS Newshour 5.30 pm Mythbusters: Superhero Special 6.30 pm World News Australia 7.30 pm Monster Moves: Massive Machines 8.30 pm Iron Chef 9.20 pm RocKwiz Live in Toowoomba 10.20pm Movie: SPL midnight SOS: ThickSkinned 1.00 am Drawn Together: Freaks and Greeks 1.25 am Knot at Home 2.00 am Weatherwatch Overnight

| OCTOBER 20 2010

ABC 4.00 am 11.00am 11.30am 12noon 12.30pm 1.00 pm 3.00 pm 5.00 pm

6.00 pm 6.30 pm 7.00 pm 7.30 pm 8.30 pm 9.20 pm 10.15pm 11.45pm

Rage Poh's Kitchen Message Stick Stateline Australian Story Basketball: WNBL 2010/2011 Football: Peace Queen Cup Bowls: Queensland Open: Women's Singles Final Annabel Langbein: The Free Range Cook Gardening Australia ABC News New Tricks Farewell The Bill Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow Football: Peace Queen Cup Rage

SEVEN (SC) 6.00 am 6.30 am 7.00 am 9.00 am 11.00am

Guthy Renker Phineas and Ferb Weekend Sunrise Saturday Disney V8 Supercars: Gold Coast - Raceday Xtra 11.30am V8 Supercars: Gold Coast 4.30 pm According To Jim 5.00 pm Creek To Coast 5.30 pm Queensland Weekender 6.00 pm Seven News 6.30 pm Australia Smashes Guinness World Records 7.00 pm TBA 9.00 pm TBA 11.25pm Movie: The Vanishing 1.40 am Lord Howe Island Jewel Of The Pacific 2.50 am Room For Improvement 3.30 am It is Written late night viewing continues

TEN

NINE (WIN)

Morning viewing Scope H20 - Just Add Water Video Hits The Circle Candles On Bay Street Everybody Hates Chris All day event From The Ground Up Making Tracks 4.30 pm Antiques Ten News Roadshow Sports Tonight 5.30 pm Postcards Australia The Simpsons 6.00 pm National News Movie: Dr. Seuss' 6.30 pm Australia's Funniest Horton Hears A Who! Home Videos 7.30 pm Hey Hey It's Saturday 8.45 pm Movie: Jaws 9.30 pm Movie: Step Brothers 11.15pm Movie: An Officer And A Gentleman 11.40pm Four Nations Rugby 1.35 am Video Hits League 2010 2.00 am Home Shopping 1.40 am Eclipse Music TV 4.00 am Bayless Conley 2.10 am Movie: Shattered 4.30 am Leading The Way Glass With Dr. M. Youssef 4.00 am Danoz late night viewing continues late night viewing continues 6.00 am 7.00 am 9.00 am 11.00am

Morning viewing Weekend Today Kid's WB Win's Horse Racing: Cox Plate

6.00 am 9.00 am 9.30 am 10.00am 12noon 1.00 pm 3.00 pm 3.30 pm 4.30 pm 5.00 pm 5.30 pm 6.00 pm 7.00 pm

Sunday | 24 October 2010 SBS 5.00 am Morning viewing 11.00am Les Murray’s Football 12noon UEFA Champions League Magazine 12.30pm Speedweek 1.30 pm 2010 World Superbike Championships 2.00 pm Katherine Jenkins in the Park 3.30 pm Top Dogs 4.30 pm Living Black 5.00 pm Cycling Central 6.00 pm Thalassa 6.30 pm World News Australia 7.30 pm A History of Scotland 8.30 pm Dateline 9.30 pm Mad Men 10.30pm Movie:The Wedding Day late night viewing continues

ABC

SEVEN (SC)

4.00 am 11.30am 12noon 1.00 pm 1.30 pm 2.00 pm 2.30 pm 3.30 pm

Morning viewing Songs Of Praise Landline Gardening Australia Message Stick Travel Oz Daredevils Young Performers Awards 2010 4.30 pm Theatreland 5.00 pm A Poet's Guide to Britain 5.30 pm Art Nation 6.00 pm At The Movies 6.30 pm Mother And Son 7.00 pm ABC News 7.30 pm Last Chance To See 8.35 pm Poirot 10.15pm Compass late night viewing continues

TEN

NINE (WIN) 6.00 am 10.00am 11.00am 12noon 12.30pm 1.00 pm

Morning viewing 5.00 am Morning viewing Wide World Of Sports 7.00 am Weekend Sunrise Surfsport 10.00am Kochie's Business Cybershack Builders Out Of The Blue 10.30am My Wife And Kids Taking The Shot - 75 11.00am V8 Supercars: Gold Years of 20th Coast - Raceday Xtra Century Fox 11.30am V8 Supercars: Gold 1.30 pm Survivor: Nicaragua Coast 2.30 pm The Block 4.30 pm The Outdoor Room 3.30 pm F Troop With Jamie Durie 4.00 pm Four Nations Rugby 5.00 pm Mercurio's Menu League 2010 5.30 pm Great South East 6.00 pm National News Sunday 6.00 pm Seven News 6.30 pm Hot Pursuit 6.30 pm Sunday Night 7.00 pm Send In The Dogs 7.30 pm The X Factor 7.30 pm 60 Minutes 9.00 pm Bones 8.30 pm Sherlock 10.00pm Castle 11.00pm Air Crash Investigation 10.45pm Movie: Absolute Power late night viewing continues late night viewing continues

6.00 am 8.30 am 12noon 1.00 pm 2.00 pm

Morning viewing Video Hits iFish Escape With E.T. My Dad Is Better Than Your Dad 3.00 pm Big Cat Diary 3.30 pm Thrill Seekers 4.30 pm Places We Go 5.00 pm Ten News 5.30 pm Sports Tonight 6.00 pm The Simpsons 6.30 pm Modern Family 7.30 pm Junior MasterChef 8.30 pm Offspring 9.30 pm Medium 10.30pm Formula One Grand Prix Race 17 12.45am Video Hits Up Late late night viewing continues

Monday | 25 October 2010 SBS 5.05 am World News 1.00 pm Food Lovers' Guide to Australia 1.30 pm Dateline 2.30 pm Insight 3.30 pm Letters and Numbers 4.00 pm The Journal 4.30 pm FIFA Futbol Mundial 5.00 pm The Crew 5.30 pm Living Black 6.00 pm Letters and Numbers 6.30 pm World News Australia 7.30 pm Mythbusters 8.30 pm Man v Wild 9.30 pm World News Australia 10.00pm Shameless 11.00pm La La Land 11.30pm The World Game 12.30am Living Black late night viewing continues

ABC

SEVEN (SC)

4.00 am 11.00am 12noon 12.30pm

Morning viewing Landline Midday Report The Memoirs Of Sherlock Holmes 1.30 pm Planet Food 2.00 pm Parliament Question Time 3.00 pm Children’s programs 6.00 pm Travel Oz 6.30 pm Talking Heads 7.00 pm ABC News 7.30 pm The 7.30 Report 8.00 pm Australian Story 8.30 pm Four Corners 9.35 pm Q&A 10.35pm Lateline 11.10pm Lateline Business 11.35pm Honeymoon In Kabul 12.35am The Clinic late night viewing continues

6.00 am Morning viewing 12noon Movie: A Touch Of Frost - Dead End 2.00 pm All Saints 3.00 pm Medical Emergency 3.30 pm Toybox 4.00 pm Spit It Out 4.30 pm Seven News at 4.30 5.00 pm Today Tonight 5.30 pm Deal or No Deal 6.00 pm Seven Local News 6.30 pm Seven News 7.00 pm Home and Away 7.30 pm The X Factor 8.30 pm TBA 9.30 pm The Event 10.30pm 10 Years Younger in 10 Days late night viewing continues

NINE (WIN) 6.00 am Morning viewing 12noon Ellen Degeneres Show 1.00 pm The View 2.00 pm Days Of Our Lives 3.00 pm Entertainment Tonight 3.30 pm Hi-5 4.00 pm Pyramid 4.30 pm National News 5.00 pm Antiques Roadshow 5.30 pm Hot Seat 6.00 pm National News 6.30 pm WIN News 7.00 pm A Current Affair 7.30 pm Two and a Half Men 8.30 pm TBA 9.30 pm CSI: Miami 10.30pm True CSI: Cold Blood 11.30pm Til Death midnight Win News Late late night viewing continues

TEN 6.00 am Morning viewing 12noon Dr Phil 1.00 pm The Oprah Winfrey Show 2.00 pm Ready Steady Cook 3.00 pm Judge Judy 3.30 pm Dharma & Greg 4.00 pm Huey's Kitchen 4.30 pm The Bold And The Beautiful 5.00 pm TEN News 6.00 pm The Simpsons 6.30 pm Neighbours 7.00 pm The 7pm Project 7.30 pm Junior MasterChef 8.30 pm Undercover Boss Australia 9.30 pm Good News Week 10.30 pm Ten Late News late night viewing continues

Tuesday | 26 October 2010 SBS 5.05 am World News 1.00 pm Movie: Wrong Side Up 3.00 pm Living Black 3.30 pm Letters and Numbers 4.00 pm The Journal 4.30 pm PBS Newshour 5.30 pm Global Village 6.00 pm Letters and Numbers 6.30 pm World News Australia 7.30 pm Insight 8.30 pm The Virtual Revolution 9.30 pm World News Australia 10.00pm Hot Docs 11.45pm Movie: The Best of Me 1.15 am Run Granny Run 2.40 am Weatherwatch Overnight

ABC

SEVEN (SC)

4.00 am 12noon 12.30pm 1.30 pm 2.00 pm 3.00 pm 6.00 pm

Morning viewing Midday Report Architects Of Change The Einstein Factor Parliament Question Time Children’s programs The Choir: Boys Don't Sing 7.00 pm ABC News 7.30 pm The 7.30 Report 8.00 pm Foreign Correspondent 8.30 pm Kevin McCloud: Slumming It 9.30 pm QI 9.50 pm Artscape 10.20pm Lateline 10.55pm Lateline Business 11.25pm Four Corners late night viewing continues

6.00 am Morning viewing 12noon Movie: What I Did For Love 2.00 pm TBA 3.00 pm Medical Emergency 3.30 pm Toybox 4.00 pm Spit It Out 4.30 pm Seven News at 4.30 5.00 pm Today Tonight 5.30 pm Deal or No Deal 6.00 pm Seven Local News 6.30 pm Seven News 7.00 pm Home and Away 7.30 pm Iron Chef Australia 8.30 pm Packed To the Rafters 9.30 pm Parenthood 10.30pm Keeping Up With The Kardashians 11.00pm Olivia Lee late night viewing continues

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Sports news A perfect pony

To Neville and Janice Lyons from Mooloolah their pony is simply known as ‘Bronzy’ but his full show name is Maitland Bar Master Bronze, and he’s a champion. Bronzy is a 10-year-old Welsh B Stallion and continues to win many awards. In the past he’s won the Brisbane Royal Show three times in a row and won Supreme Ridden Pony at the Gatton All Welsh Show, receiving a medal from Wales.

Bronzy has continued to show fine form at the recent Australian Stud Book Pony Society Show at Caboolture, where he won Champion Stallion, Supreme Welsh and then went against all breeds to win Supreme Pony of the Show.

“This won him the Hamon Cup, which is a pretty prestigious thing to win and is very sort after,” said Janice.

“He also won Champion Ridden Stallion and Supreme Ridden Pony of the Show. It felt pretty good because we’re very fond of him. He’s just bit different. He’s gorgeous. He knows he’s special because we give him carrots.”

One reason for Bronzy’s amazing success is his Welsh blood lines, according to Janice.

“He’s got impeccable breeding,” she said.

“I love how quiet he is, and he’s easy to handle.

He is endearing, we’ve both got a really soft spot for him.”

Neville and Janice have been showing ponies for 24 years.

Janice said that Neville does the

actual showing, where you run out with them, and walk with them, so the judges can see the pony’s action.

Their love of showing began after a move to Queensland and a suggestion from a friend.

“When we came up from Sydney my husband said he’d buy me a pony because I’ve always wanted one. We like showing, going with friends. We donate a lot of trophies and I make garlands to go around their neck when they win,” she said.

Janice revealed some of the things they do to prepare for shows.

“When you’re showing you’ve got to put a light rug on them early, take it off through the day if it’s too hot, groom them most days to get their coat looking really good and give them feed which brings them up lovely.”

They have shown about 20 ponies over the years but Bronzy is special to them.

“Bronzy is probably the best of them, but the others are not far behind.”

Blood, sweat and cheers Your guide to sport in Glasshouse Country

Share all the details of your club's sporting news and results each week in the Glasshouse Country News.

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Contributed by Trevor Bertram

Last Wednesday morning’s Ladies’ Day was cancelled as a result of rain and a wet green, as was our Business Bowls Competition that night and also our Friday ‘Night Bowls’.

The 2010 Ladies’ Drawn and Graded Pairs semi-final was played on Thursday morning with Marleen Bertram and Di Hunt 21 defeating Di Garland and Denise Sinton 10. To complete the event, the final was played on Friday morning which resulted in Marleen Bertram and Di Hunt 24 defeating Kate White and Millie Freshwater 13. Congratulations ladies on your win.

With the weather clearing, Kerry Capern and Kevin Beasley won Thursday’s Open Pairs with two wins plus 19 points. The runners-up prize went to Chris and Brendan Freshwater with the Highest Score of 25 in the second game.

Our Glasshouse Country two-day Mixed Fours Carnival of five games of 15 ends was held on the weekend with 14 teams competing for $1,000.00 in prize money. Sponsors for the Carnival were Gayle Cameron for Heritage Building Society, Terry Gardiner for Live Life Villages and our own Club. Thanks very much to our sponsors and also the Beerwah RSL and Citizens Memorial Club for making the two-day event a great success.

Glasshouse teams ‘scooped the pool’ by winning the four major prizes against stiff opposition from Bribie Island, Bongaree, Donnybrook,

Hamilton / Kingaroy, Mooloolah Valley and Woodford. Overall winners of the Carnival were Millie Freshwater, Ernie Sherwood, Robbie Dean and Jim Tatum with five wins and a margin of 36. The Runners-up with five wins and a margin of 14 were Di Garland, Rob Farrell, Barry Richardson and Graham Richardson. First day winners were Di Hunt, John McSwain, Kerry Capern and Kevin Beasley with three wins plus 33 and day two winners were Marg Lehmann, Rae Farrell, Gary Lehmann and Bill Tumbridge with two wins plus 14. The lucky team prize went to the popular Woodford team of Ros Graham and the Schiulaz Boys.

Our Carnival visitors and Club members wished to convey their appreciation to our Green Keeper, Terry Little for presenting our green in top playing condition for the Carnival under very difficult conditions following over 300mm of rain in the last week.

Coming Events and Reminders 9.00am Saturday, October 23, Round 1, 2010 Mixed Fours Club Competition.

9.00am and 1.00pm Sunday, October 24, Semifinal and Final of Men’s Triples.

9.00am Saturday, November 6, Round 1, 2010 Mixed Triples Club Competition.

9.00am Sunday, November 21, Round 1, 2010 Mixed Pairs Club Competition.

Landsborough Tennis Club Smarties-109, Minties-106, Jaffas-96.

Peewee 2 – Sesame St-144, Teletubbies-126, Wiggles-105, Hi 5-64. Peewee 3 – Snickers-129, Flake-107, Crunchie-107, Picnic-104.

Club News – The Tuesday ladies tennis starts at approximately 8.00am to approximately 12.00noon,and Wednesday night social tennis starts at approximately 7.00pm to 9.00pm. They would welcome any new players, beginners or experienced. If you are interested in the above or would like any information on any other tennis activities you can contact Dawn on 5494 1085.

Court hire during the daytime can be done through the Landsborough IGA and for night hire please contact Dawn.

Nominations needed for BeeGees AGM BeeGees Soccer Club will hold its AGM on November 1, 6.00pm, with all positions vacant.

Nominations urgently needed for all positions, including president, treasurer, vice president,

October Carnival at Glasshouse

Mooloolah Valley Bowls Club

Contributed by Jill Kirchheiner

Friday Night Tennis – We have had a few wet Fridays so far this season, but these matches can be played on a Monday afternoon at Landsborough, or at a time convenient to all players. Remember to ring the phone number on your draw sheet to confirm whether your match is cancelled or not.

Following is an update of scores to October 8.

Div A1 – Tsonga-172, Nadal-162, federer-149, Roddick-116, Djokovic-112, Murray-112.

Div A2 – Kneissl-174, Dunlop-148, Slazenger-146, Head-144, Babolat-139, Yonex-125, Wilson-124, Prince-123. Div B – Converse-165, Nike-148, reebok-136, Adidas-104 Div C – Adidas-150, Converse-150, reebok-141, Nike-117. Peewee 1 – Fantales-120,

J Tatum, R Dean, M Freshwater, E Sherwood and Terry Gardiner (sponsor)

equipment officer, publicity and fundraising coordinator. Without a committee, we don’t have a club! For more information contact Jo Black 0411 753 724.

Contributed by Judy Walker

On Tuesday, October 12 we played social Bowls. Alex won both the meat tray and the wine. His lucky day. In consistency Gloria Shaw def, Netty Cook.

Friday 3 bowl Pairs was won by Lloyd and Judy Walker (again), 2nd Julie Hart and Rick Humphries and 3rd Yorkie and George (caravanner).

Saturday social winners were Kev Jenner and Bob Patten. The raffles went to Dick Metcalfe and Kay White.

We sadly bid farewell on Friday to Gloria and Nev Shaw as they have gone back up to Cairns for at least 12 months. They will be missed by all our members.

Our 2 Bowl Triples will be held on November 8, so we really need teams. Phone Ede on 5494 7047 or Ray on 5494 7597.

Mixed Triples draw is on the Board with the first round to be played by October 30.

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LIBRA September 23 – October 22

Travel can be very prominent now. Sorting out arrangements can be hectic. A friend may arrive on your doorstep out of the blue. Important decisions will need to be made regarding friends.

This will be a time to take things a bit slower.

The health of a family member can be a bit of a worry. This will work out ok.

SCORPIO October 23 – November 22

A domestic concern will require your attention.

This will be an important time to look at your own inner needs. There can be radical change in your life direction and in your personal goals.

Relationships can change, or someone you meet will affect you profoundly. Someone you haven’t heard from for some time will contact you.

SAGITTARIUS November 23 – December 22

Try not to overdo things at this period. A new lifecycle has begun. Taking a different approach to your life will be beneficial to you. Professional advancement is shown and new opportunities can change your direction in life. A positive attitude towards education, travel and communications with others will open many doors.

CAPRICORN December 23 – January 19

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Handle your financial affairs very carefully at this time; check also that you have paid everything that was due. A lot of social life is indicated as well as meeting some new and interesting people. This is a time to scrutinise your ideals and goals, especially concerned with social clubs and friends. There can be quite a few changes made around some friends.

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with Astrologer Renee Badger President of the Australian Society of Astrologers

AQUARIUS January 20 – February 19

This can be a time of success on many levels.

You may be put in a position of power. You will seek greater freedom of speech in your work as well as new beginnings in a relationship.

Encounters with others can be deep and meaningful. You’ll find yourself in the midst of communicating much more than at other times. A change of residence is possible.

PISCES February 20 – March 20

This can be a time when you want to break away from everything that’s restricting you. If this is so look at what kind of lifestyle you really want. This is a time of new beginnings and change. Take things at a slow pace and everything will unfold.

A change of residence is possible as well as a change in your work.

ARIES March 21 – April 20

This can be quite a light-hearted and sociable week for you. New people coming into your life can be quite uplifting. This is a good time to be with others and having fun. Your ability also to make money will be very strong. Your attention can be focused on financial concerns and social contacts.

TAURUS April 21 – May 21

Communication can come much easier now, especially with those you work with; you will be able to work with groups in a much easier way. This is an excellent time for initiating new concepts into your work. New people that do come into your life at this time will be important for your future.

GEMINI May 22 – June 21

Problems regarding a car could upset your plans this week. Try to keep your cool and keep centred. Taking a holiday or simply relaxing at home can be beneficial for your well being. Good news is coming regarding your work. Some changes in the home are indicated.

CANCER June 22 – July 22

Someone at this time may enter your life and challenge your views, making you justify them.

It can be helpful to put your thoughts and ideas out to others. This is a time of new awakenings - letting go of the old is important. Improved powers of concentration can bring you success with mental work. There can be an accent on social concerns.

LEO July 23 – August 22

You will be able to have more understanding of what you want and where you are going.

This can be an excellent time for starting new projects, study and a new attitude to life in general. This is the beginning of a bright new world for you. Pay attention to your hunches and use your intuition and you will be pleasantly surprised at the outcome.

VIRGO August 23 – September 22

Your emotional and logical faculties will be well balanced. This is a good time to make decisions.

Communications, especially with women will be beneficial. Surprise news regarding a baby can change some of your plans. Finances will start to pick up, but watch your spending. A change of car is possible at this time.

Renee Badger is an international Astrologer/Clairvoyant with 35years experience and has studied in London For consultation phone Renee 5445 8017

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