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Wednesday

Womens Social Group will meet from 12.30pm to 2.30pm, they will be having a guest speaker Ranu James.

Ranu is New Guinea/Australian and she will be giving talks on traditional tattoos and quilting. All welcome to come along to the Glass House Mountains Neighbourhood Centre. Please bring a plate to share plus a $2.00 donation would be appreciated.

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Maleny Neighbourhood Centre invites you to attend their Open Day from 10.00am – 2.00pm. Come along and discover all the activities at the Centre including community support services, free cooking classes, men’s group, Suncoast Community Legal Service and much more. 17 Bicentenary Lane, Maleny – everyone welcome.

28 Friday

Get scary with Nick Skitz at Beerwah Hotel’s Halloween Party. Free entry, doors open 8.00pm until 1.00am. Prize for best dressed and for more information go to www. beerwahhotel.com.au

28 Friday

The team at Transportable Shade Sheds are holding a special ‘Tradies breakfast’ fundraiser from 5.30am7.30am. For just a gold coin donation you can either drop in or drive through and support the Debra foundation which assists those with the rare skin condition Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB). 77 Caloundra Street Landsborough.

28 Friday

Start your weekend right and head along to Vianta for an evening of tasty tapas complimented by the smooth vocals and jazz guitar of Greg Josephson. Vianta at Night is on from 6.00pm - 9.00pm serving up a winning combo of live music, BYO and tapas. Bookings recommended on 0431 730 275, 70 Simpson Street Beerwah.

28 Friday

The Glass House Mountains State School, Glass House Mountains Neighbourhood Centre and relationships Australia are hosting a series of casual conversations for FIFO (Fly In Fly Out) for those working away and their family members. Come along to the school at 58 Coonowrin Road, D Block, from 1.30pm - 2.30pm to share your story with others. More details contact Natasha on 0418 720 515.

28 Friday

Arts Connect Inc are hosting their next event at Maple 3, Maple Street, Maleny from 6.00pm - 7.30pm with a focus on photography. The evening will feature a showcase of three well known photographers including the work of Steve Parish. Cost is $20.00 for members or $25.00 for non-members and includes canapé and glass of wine RSVP to kayeleach@icloud.com

29 Saturday

To mark the 25th anniversary since the opening of Beerwah State High School, a celebration will be held today from 4.00pm to mark this occasion. Past and present students, along with local community members, are invited to come along and share in this special event. Official ceremony will commence 6.00pm with fireworks concluding the event at 7.45pm.

29 Saturday

Heritage listed ‘Fairview’ also known as Pattemore House will now be open to the public on the last Saturday of the month from 1.00pm – 4.00pm. Entry $5.00, children under 12 are free.

Afternoon tea available. For more details see Sunshine Coast Council website or visit the Friends of Pattemore House Facebook page.

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Well we have been waiting until a suitable time to start stating the obvious - the final countdown is now officially on for Christmas.

Once I saw the big decorations being attached to the Council Christmas trees in Rotary Park at Glass House Mountains and the Flame tree in the centre of the roundabout at Maleny – I thought I am good to go with Christmas talk!

In our office we have a tradition that we follow about when we start to put up the Christmas Decorations – when we get back from our Melbourne Cup lunch – out come the boxes of sparkly decorations.

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Cover Liz Mellish aced the Par 3 Third Hole to score her first Hole-In-One at the Maleny Golf Club.

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Maleny Golf Club, is celebrating the first Hole-in-One carded by a female member in competition since the 9-hole public course opened in July last year.

Saturday, October 8 2016 will go down in the annals of the club's history as yet another red letter day when Liz Mellish aced the Par 3 Third Hole from 140m off the red markers to score her first Hole-In-One. “I used my 3 wood off the tee and really hit what turned out to be the perfect shot,” said Liz, a management consultant and academic, who was playing in a 2 Ball Ambrose event at the time.

“The ball landed just on the front of the green and my playing partners and I all watched in amazement as it continued to roll up to the hole and fall in. I’m so thrilled!”

Liz, 59, is the first female member of Maleny Golf Club to earn a place on the Terry Lee Memorial Hole-In-One Honour Board and joins fellow member John Oxenham who aced the Par 3 Fifth hole in March during a competition round.

Club President Dr Max Whitten said members were delighted to be celebrating yet another milestone in the club’s history.

“This is fantastic news for both our young club and for ladies golf here in Maleny and our congratulations go out to Liz,” Dr Whitten said.

“The club is a strong supporter and promoter of ladies golf and historic achievements such as this

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The odds of an amateur golfer achieving a HoleIn-One are estimated to be around 12,500-to-1.

Hans van Sambeeck was the first member to achieve a Hole-In-One on the course when he aced the 3rd hole during a practice round in March.

The 9-hole course designed by Graham Papworth has a par of 35 (or 70 for 18 holes). Caloundra junior Sean Daines holds the club’s 18-hole gross course record for men after carding 72 off the stick during a competition here in September.

The ladies 18-hole gross course record of 82 is presently held by another promising junior Jessica Cook from Woodford.

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More girl (mountain bike) power!

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Following on from our recent cover story about young BMX rider Kameli Jones, GC&M News was contacted by another proud mum of local ‘girl power’ star Holly Lubke, who has also been steadily achieving success in her chosen sport of cross country mountain bike riding.

Fourteen-year-old Holly lives in Beerwah but spends much of her time riding through the Glass House Mountains. At the beginning of this month, the Glasshouse Christian College student travelled to Mackay to participate in the QLD State XCO (Cross Country Olympic) Championships 2016. Winning her category on a highly technical and challenging track doing five km laps - Holly is now the under 15w QLD State XCO 2016 Champion. Not bad for a young lady who has only been riding for two years and hated the sport the first time she tried it!

Holly was introduced to the sport by her mum Louise who worked with the wife of mountain bike enthusiast and trainer Craig Quinn. Craig runs ‘Eleven Hills Adventures’ (named after the 11 mountains in the Glasshouse area), a mountain bike venture that provides mountain bike hire, outdoor education, guide and school camps.

Holly is committed to her sport riding every day, as well as training with Craig two to three times per week, along with weekly rides with the Sunshine Coast Hinterland MTB Group. She currently has two bikes; a training bike and her racing bike which she has nicknamed ‘the stealth bomber’.

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“My coach Craig has always said that people with endurance and mental stamina achieve well in mountain biking. I’d like more girls to do it as it really is a lot of fun.

“It’s changed me and made me more confident. I feel like I can achieve anything now,” she adds.

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The long awaited new Draft South East Queensland Regional Plan (ShapingSEQ) has been released by Jackie Trad, Minister for Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning.

The newly released draft South East Queensland Regional Plan (ShapingSEQ) details a number of issues relating to the Sunshine Coast and our local region.

Minister Trad explains that ShapingSEQ provides a framework for managing the region's growth over the next 25 years and sets a vision for the next 50 years.

“Its development has included significant consultation with state and local governments and the community in response to the region's expected changing population, both in size (5.3 million people by 2041) and demographics,” she explained.

“It is imperative that we manage this growth sensibly and sustainably – this is what this draft of ShapingSEQ is all about.

“The draft ShapingSEQ seeks to promote the things that SEQ residents value like a connected region, affordable housing, protecting our natural environment and our unique lifestyle.

“For the first time, ShapingSEQ sets a 50-year vision for our region to ensure we protect the attributes and values we love and capitalise on future opportunities and emerging trends,” said Minister Trad.

ShapingSEQ is now open for community feedback by formal submission until midnight, Friday, March 3. The document and other information can be found at www.shapingseq.com.au If you’d like to learn more, the ShapingSEQ project team will be hosting 'Talk to a Planner' sessions throughout November and December.

Locally, sessions will be held on: • Saturday, November 19 at the CCSA Hall, Nutley Street, Caloundra, 10.00am – 1.00pm • Saturday, November 26 at the Caboolture Hub, 4 Hasking Street, Caboolture, 10.00am – 1.00pm.

You are asked to register your interest in attending one of the sessions by going to www.shapingseq.com.au and clicking on ‘Talk to a planner’.

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Planning for population growth is a key function.

The plan identifies that the Sunshine Coast will expand from its present 287,500 residents (2015) to be 495,000 strong by 2041.

The plan sets out that at all times, local governments will be required to have at least 15 years supply of land—land that has been zoned and is able to be serviced.

Locally, this has been flagged as new communities at Caloundra South (or the current Stockland ‘Aura’ development), the current Palmview development and previously identified ‘Beerwah East’ future Greenfield site.

The controversial Halls Creek site (owned by Stockland) remains flagged in the plan as a ‘potential future growth area’.

The plan also maintains a green ‘interurban break’ between this region and Caboolture, however the boundary has been pulled south to be below the Halls Creek area, despite the request from council that it extend to the southern edge of Caloundra South.

Beerwah is named as a ‘major regional activity centre’, at the same planning level as Caloundra, Kawana, Caloundra South and Nambour.

Regarding transport, the plan highlights the need for a major passenger transport connection from Beerwah to the coast – recognised currently as the CAMCOS corridor – which is listed as an infrastructure priority.

Maleny has been identified as a ‘Great Place’, which are locations, nominated by councils, that provide a focus on urban quality and contribute to a more socially cohesive and economically successful region.

The region’s principal agricultural land resources – specifically identifying Beerwah and Glass House Mountains – will be protected to preserve longterm food security and export opportunities. This includes preventing further land fragmentation and protecting agricultural activities from encroachment by incompatible uses.

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Both local Members – Mark McArdle and Andrew Powell – spoke to the Bill, with both supporting its intentions.

In Andrew’s address, he paid tribute to two Maleny locals who broadened his mind on the need for medicinal cannabis use – Harold Hopper and Bill Price.

In his address, Mr Powell said…

“In early 2014 two gentlemen, Harold Hopper and Bill Price, came to see me about medicinal cannabis oil usage in our community.

Both Harold and Bill cited many examples that were known around the world of how medicinal cannabis was producing remarkable results.

Harold explained the incredibly difficult situation he was facing with his wife suffering from severe dementia and going downhill very quickly.

Bill, on the other hand, has a daughter who began seizures at the age of nine. She is now 40 and in full-time care. Even as recent as today, Bill informs me that she has had a severe seizure and has had to be hospitalised again for fear of cardiac arrest. Bill often laments that if only his daughter could have accessed cannabis oil she may have led a near normal life, but I must also point out that Bill’s daughter has never had medicinal cannabis oil because of the illegality and because she has been under the constant care of a doctor.”

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Andrew explained that Harold and Bill brought the matter to the local Maleny Liberal-National Party (LNP) Branch, which resulted in changes to the LNP platform at the following State Council.

Andrew continued …

“To Harold and Bill I am pleased to say that hopefully tonight their desires will come into law …”

“As an aside, I know that there are a number of primary producers in the electorate of Glass House who are potentially looking forward to the ability to produce medicinal cannabis. It is important to point out that, although this matter is not contained in the bill, the committee has recommended that the Queensland government, through the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, prioritise its investigation of options for obtaining a licence to cultivate and manufacture medicinal cannabis in Queensland. It is also important to point out that this bill will be reviewed after two years of operation.

“Therefore, it is with much pleasure, and after speaking with Harold and Bill today, that we see this bill potentially come to fruition, that they can potentially see some light at the end of the tunnel. In the case of Bill’s daughter, here is hoping that it is not too late.”

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Unnecessary act of vandalism Unfortunately, Mooloolah Valley Community Centre was targeted twice in the recent spate of vandalism incidences that impacted the town from Friday, October 14 evening through to the morning of Monday, October 17.

The damage and disruption at Mooloolah’s much loved Op Shop caused it to close without notice to regular customers on Monday, October 17 and the Centre would like to apologise to the community for any inconvenience. The closure enabled the volunteers to take photos of the considerable mess that was left for police and insurance purposes, as well as to allow the police to attend and make a report. It then took volunteers (of who many are senior community members) over four hours to clean up the unnecessary mess which included broken glass, louvers and crockery.

In the face of such an unnecessary and destructive act, some of the volunteers were understandably distraught that the Centre had been targeted twice (Friday night and sometime again on Sunday) and needed time to process the destruction.

Mooloolah State School and the businesses opening onto the IGA car park were also recipients of this unacceptable behaviour.

One of the Centre volunteers (along with quite a few other people) witnessed a group of youths creating havoc for the businesses and customers at IGA early Saturday afternoon.

The Mooloolah Valley Community Centre has now been lead to believe that at least one of the culprits may have been identified, but as it is now

a police matter they are presently unable to confirm anything until the investigation is completed.

On a more positive note, the Mooloolah Valley Op Shop is open Monday to Saturday 9.00am to 1.00pm. Come along and browse the clothing racks bursting with summer clothes.

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The Central Region of the Queensland Police Service (which stretches from Bowen to Beerburrum) has seen an increase in what are generally called ‘property offences’ over the last 12 month period.

While police put strategies in place to combat property crime offences by using targeted patrols, utilising information in relation to past offences, forensic examinations and other investigative measures to prevent offences, the community can also assist.

Over a four week period police are attempting to raise awareness in the community of what individuals can do to help reduce their possibility of becoming a victim of property crime.

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Generally, vehicles produced later than the mid 90’s are fitted with immobilisers which makes it difficult to steal them without the key. If you leave the vehicle unattended you take the key with you even if you have just stopped in your driveway for a minute to pick up something you forgot or are going in to pay for fuel. It only takes seconds for a thief to spot the opportunity and act. If you are going to be away from your vehicle, make sure you lock it and if you can’t remove valuables, make sure they are well out of sight.

Week four (November 7) covers fraud offences particularly in relation to credit cards and purchasing online. When purchasing items directly online, individuals need to ensure that they have some avenue of recourse if the purchase does not go as expected, or goods do not arrive. Always ensure that you have a reliable method of contacting the person or company you are dealing with or use a third party such as Paypal for your transaction.

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The Glass House Mountains Neighbourhood Centre will be hosting guest speaker, Neil Federer from ‘Everythingood – Go Healthy’ fruit shop at their Annual General Meeting on Saturday, November 5 at 2.00pm.

Neil will speak about his evolving experience of connecting and growing community through food. Neil’s relationships with 36 local farmers and many regular customers have brought light to the important role food can play in our local community.

Neil will give insights into the ripple effects of giving, supporting and creating space for community to grow.

Neil’s talk and the Glass House Mountains Neighbourhood Centre Annual General Meeting will be held at Lot 4 Ryan Street, opposite the Post Office in Glass House Mountains. There will also be a slide show of all the community initiatives that have been hosted at the Neighbourhood Centre in the past year. Annual Neighbourhood Centre Memberships will be available at the door for only $5.00. Refreshments will be served.

Please book for catering purposes by November 4 by email admin@ghmnc.com or phone 5438 7000. All welcome!

Do something different this Melbourne Cup!

If you enjoy having fun, then come and join us for Melbourne Cup Day. Join in with our Still Stompin’ regulars this Tuesday November 1, 10.30am at the Landsborough Community Hall for our unique dance aerobics class.

Afterwards, everyone is off to the The Big Barrel (winery and brewery) at Maleny for Melbourne Cup celebrations and fun. This part of the day is free of charge … just pay for your drinks and food.

Julie’s class isn’t just about getting some exercise … it’s all about joining in, having fun, and making new friends as well.

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Twenty local artists and members of Arts Connect have attempted to depict the concept of ‘connected’ in a new exhibition at the Cooroy Butter Factory Arts Centre running from October 28 to November 30.

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Thanks to the team from Arts Connect for the presentation at our October Networking Meeting. This great local arts group is outstanding in their promotion of Art in our region and their Sculpture on the Edge Exhibition at Spicers Tamarind Retreat was an exceptional display of local, state and national sculpture.

The exhibition was open to the public, if you missed it this year, be sure to make it next year.

We’re ending our 2016 networking meetings with a celebration of our local business talent with a few of our ‘Local Legends’ of business presenting.

This event is coming up on November 8 at The Garden. For more details visit www.malenycommerce.org.au. Join us for this last networking meeting of the year.

Coming soon to assist with the parking issues of Maleny, Sunshine Coast Council is providing marked parking on Tamarind Street and regulated parking off Maple Street. As with all towns, we have limited parking, but due to our success as a regional centre and tourism hub, those parking spots are highly sought after.

If we can reduce our use of parking spots by carpooling, cycling, walking etc, it’s not only good for business, but brings a health bonus too.

This year we celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the formation of the Maleny and District Chamber of Commerce and Industry. We will be holding an anniversary dinner on November 24 at Pomodoras on Obi and look forward to celebrating the good businesses at the heart of our great little town. Past and Present members are all invited and it will be a great opportunity to catch-up. Keep up the good business, Maleny.

Hive Haven wins major award Hive Haven has won the prestigious Trade and Career Achievement Award at the 2016 Regional Achievement and Community Awards.

They won the Award from a strong field of finalists and nominees and was one of eight category winners announced last Friday night at the Royal on the Park.

Hive Haven of Beerburrum have a passion for bees, the environment and sustainable agricultural and urban practices. They specialise in stingless native bee honey and European bee honey, harvested on organic farms and native bushland.

Owners Ann and Jeff developed Hive Haven Bee Boxes, which are the first of its kind to be manufactured in Australia and have won several awards.

They created a campaign to increase awareness of bee health and have implemented hives at Australia Zoo and are developing an educational package for schools. As winners they received $2,500 from Commonwealth Bank.

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Taxi service acknowledged The Healthy Guru turns three Hinterland locals, Sharon and Steve Lee from Glasshouse Taxi Service, along with their drivers Andrew, Bruce and Scoty who offer the Maleny Taxi service, were recently nominated for the Carers Queensland Carer-Friendly Business Awards.

Owned by Suncoast Taxi Service and managed by Sharon and Steve, both services were nominated for the great work they do in transporting young adults with special needs to and from the Compass Institute based in Palmwoods.

Thrilled to be nominated for the ‘great service’ category and being awarded a certificate of appreciation for their services.

“We were stoked to be nominated; it’s always great to get positive recognition for your work. We love helping people with the taxi services - some of our customers share their stories with us and over time we really get to know them.

The Awards organised through Carers Australia QLD, recognises businesses and individuals that have demonstrated an understanding of the particular needs of unpaid family carers and have done that little bit extra when providing a service to assist a carer in their role.

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Last week, The Healthy Guru at Beerwah celebrated three years since the official opening of the holistic health focused store at Beerwah Marketplace on October 21, 2013.

Unlike many other health food and holistic clinics on the Sunshine Coast, The Healthy Guru is a completely independently owned and operated business, run by co-owners Craig Harmer and Leanda Weyton who are thrilled to be part of a growing awareness about the benefits of healthy practices and living.

The business was started from scratch with the intent to provide hinterland residents with a comprehensive and accessible holistic health store that included naturopathy and nutrition services, health products and a range of natural therapies.

Both Craig and Leanda have brought a wealth of experience and spiritual expertise to share with their clients, and have always maintained that they would offer no product or service they would not personally use themselves.

Leanda has built on over 15 years’ extensive experience in clinic and health food stores to ensure that the Healthy Guru has always offered the highest grade quality products, particularly in the vitamins and supplement ranges.

This commitment to quality and range has seen the growth of Leanda’s Liquid Herbal Dispensary.

Clients can enjoy the benefits of having herbal medicine specifically made for their individual requirements, to complement their healing journey, right here in the Hinterland – often saving them the journey to much further afield to access the same quality of service.

The distinct Healthy Guru logo and branding features a unique Cosmic Yogi linked together with the vibrant colours of orange, purple and green. Developed specially by Craig and Leanda, this branding conveys their love of Yoga and the eastern philosophies, recognising the importance of re-energising chakras. In the east, Chakra’s are known as the vital energy centres of the subtle body.

Over the last three years, the store has extended modalities to include naturopathy, nutrition, reflexology, iridology and body alignment therapies - all of which have been matched in the retail store with larger varieties and extensive increases in product range.

“It’s been a unique experience being part of a village environment and seeing the incredible growth in the area,” said Craig.

“It has been wonderful to develop an intricate rapport with our customers and clients through the shop, our clinics and yoga classes over the last three years and we look forward to offering greater savings, more yoga classes, beachside retreats and local workshops.”

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After visiting the craft pavilion at last years’ Maleny Show, local camel milk farm operator Lauren Brisbane realised that she could provide the local spinners and weavers group with a donated annual supply of this often sought after wool.

Camels shed their coats once a year, yielding wool that is soft, easily blended and incredibly warm.

The wool is perfect for crafting warmth generating clothing and for the local community, the wool can be crafted into beanies ahead of the cooler winter months, after the wool is spun.

In Australia, Camels will begin moulting when the weather starts to get warmer, traditionally starting in November. In order to get the wool, the camels need to be groomed daily and the process can takes hours to groom and collect.

At the local QCamel farm this process takes around two months to collect around 10kg – which may not sound like much after such a length of time, but as camel wool is very lightweight this equals a number of large garbage bags full.

Inspired by the work on display by the local craft groups, three garbage bags filled with camel hair were donated to the Maleny based craft group with the only request that five beanies be knitted for the farm staff members.

“Camel wool is easily blended with other warm fibres like merino or alpaca wool. It provides incredible insulation that is as light as a feather yet is as warm as toast!” enthused Lauren.

The craft groups got busy and made some lovely beanies up for the team at QCamel.

Camel fibre - something different While the creative idea might have come from Lauren Brisbane from QCamels it was definitely the creative talent and know how of the Maleny Spinners and Weavers Group that made camel beanies possible.

To find out more about the process we spoke to Heather Anderson from the group. Healther said after being first introduced to the idea of using local camel fibre, members from the craft group thought it would be interesting to not only use the fibre ‘for something different’ but also to visit the local camel farm during shedding season to see firsthand where it came from.

Five members of the group spent a few hours getting to know more about camels and farm owner Lauren allowed the ladies to pluck the hair from the quieter camels.

“It felt a bit odd plucking the camels but they didn’t seem mind and obviously we only pulled away the fibre that was shedding,” explained Heather.

Additional hair was collected by farm owner Lauren and her staff during the shedding season and passed on to the craft group for use.

The fibres were then washed to remove any dirt or debris, and the spinners that were interested in using the product, took it away to use.

Heather decided to blend hers with merino and alpaca to soften it up – it was then spun into yarn to knit into finished products such as beanies.

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10 years of fabulous shoes!

Friday, October 28 marks 10 years since Anne Hughes first opened the doors at Imelda’s on Maple. During those 10 years, Anne and her wonderful staff have helped thousands of locals and visitors alike find their perfect shoe.

Anne would like to thank every single one of her customers for their enduring support over the last 10 years and let them know that she has no plans to go anywhere for the foreseeable future.

Anne also loves to give back to the community that has supported her and her shoes can often be seen walking the runway at most of the local charity fashion shows as well as going out west to support farmers in need.

Imelda’s has long been known as the only place to go for all of your footwear needs. When asked what Anne thinks the secret behind her success is, she was quick to reply that she owes it all to her wonderful staff Annie, Kaylene, Cheryl and Charlie.

“Having staff who love coming to work and treat the business like it is their own is the reason people love coming back. Everyone who walks through our door is treated so nicely that a lot of our locals have become like family,” said Anne.

“We even have repeat customers from Toowoomba, Brisbane and further afield. Our best testimonial is our happy customers.”

And there are plenty of those.

Anne and her team have a real passion for finding the right shoe for the right person, and Imelda’s offer a wide range of beautiful and distinctive shoes and accessories.

Problem feet, hard to fit, orthodics, wide feet and those requiring extra support are all happily catered for as well. In fact, Anne started the business as she herself, had trouble finding good quality, beautiful shoes that fit well.

Stocking both ladies and men’s shoes in small to larger sizes, including a huge range from fashionable flats that pop with colour to sturdy Australian made men’s work boots … customers will be spoilt for choice from the extensive and often wonderfully eclectic range.

With beautifully crafted leather sandals, heels, boots and comfort shoes all at reasonable prices, you are guaranteed to find the perfect shoe for that special occasion or just the right everyday shoe for you.

Whilst the majority of shoes are leather, there are also specialty vegan-friendly shoe options to be found.

Along with shoes, Imelda’s also offer a large range of complimenting handbags, wallets and accessories in both bold, bright and more traditional colours.

With racing season coming up, now is the time to find the right accessory to perfectly match your special outfit. Why not drop in and let the staff assist you in providing suggestions that will complete your individual look.

Leather care products are available to extend the life of your purchases including waterproof sprays and polishes.

Shoe repairs are no problem either, just drop them in anytime and a specialist cobbler service will fix them up and have them back to you in no time.

To celebrate their 10 year milestone, Imelda’s is offering a 25% discount on all stock on Friday, October 28 only, when you mention this ad.

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By popular demand, the Maleny Arts Council brings back to the Community Centre one of the most exciting artists in recent years, this time in a brand-new swinging show in cabaret style, performing at 2.00pm on Sunday, October 30.

The Roaring Twenties features singer-actor Melissa Western with a hot band of Brisbane’s best musicians to re-create the authentic speakeasy of the twenties, and according to program director Peter Lavery, the audience will help create the atmosphere by dressing in theme and becoming the speakeasy crowd.

“The hall will be set up with tables in cabaret style, and we expect people will invite their friends to make up a party and bring their own nibbles. The tables will suit six to eight, but if you want to come on your own, or just with a friend, we can find a table for you.

“It will be more fun if the audience wears twenties costume, but we may have a few feather boas to lend to help you get in the mood if you feel that’s just a bridge too far!

“There will be space for dancing so you can practise your Charleston and showcase it if the mood takes you, but no-one will worry if you just sit with a drink and enjoy others making a spectacle of themselves. The bar will be open for the whole of the show and you can purchase drinks and crisps,” said Peter.

Melissa Western is backed by a live band on floor level, and the audience will want to sing

along with some of the songs of the great icons of the twenties, Louis Armstrong, Cole Porter, Josephine Baker, Bessie Smith and more.

The backing band includes artist/compere Tnee Dyer, Greg Gottlieb on the double bass and Steve Powell drummer. All are Australian stars with experience on stages throughout UK and Europe; and Melissa Western earned a five-star rating from the critics at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival two years running.

Peter Lavery suggests you book early as there is only one performance and it will be a sell-out.

The committee hopes the audience will stay on after the show to talk to the stars and perhaps buy their CDs. Tickets are $30.00 and $25.00 (members) and are available at www.malenyartscouncil.com, Maleny Information Centre or book a table by ringing John on 5494 2584.

Great incentives for Year 12 students

The Lions Club of Maleny Blackall Range is offering a $1,000.00 personal development bursary to the winner of the 2017 Lions Youth of the Year competition.

This Youth of the Year Competition will be held on February 21. Year 12 students educated at Maleny High School or at a school on the Sunshine Coast are eligible to enter this competition as long as they live in the Maleny Blackall Range Catchment.

The focus of this competition is on leadership, sportsmanship and citizenship.

If you are an active member in your school community, sporting club/s, scouting and guiding associations, a leader in the Navy cadets, or a volunteer in local organisations why not nominate for this competition?

Students interested in nominating for Youth of the Year can download the nomination form from the website or download the brochure for more information.

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From the Beerwah Library team Reading suggestions 'My Family and Other Animals' by Gerald Durrell. violence, bullying and racism. Sunshine Coast This wonderful biography about a unique Libraries are a drop off point for completed stars childhood and an amazing family has been until March 30. For more details visit www. made into a television series called The Durrells. onemillionstars.net.

If you love to laugh, read this true story about Don’t forget to check out the events calendar on budding naturalist Gerry and his unusual family. the Sunshine Coast Libraries website to see the 'A Wrinkle in Time' by Madeleine L’Engle. variety of events on offer in November.

This first book in the Time Quintet won the Technology Sessions Newbery Medal in 1963. How can it fail, with This month we go back to basics with dark and stormy nights, unearthly characters, Computers for Beginners which is a two-week a missing father, and Meg, the only everyday course on Monday, November 7 and November person in her family?

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Updates

Lions October Dinner Meeting

Contributed by Bob Banner President Charles Farran was pleased to welcome several visitors to the October dinner meeting of the club. These included Ian Lea, a visiting Lion from Barraba, as well as Zone Chairman Rob Hobson, accompanied by his wife Dianne.

He also welcomed guest speaker for the evening Fiona Wild, a teacher from the Beerwah Primary School.

Lion Bob Banner gave a report on the recent Charity Sports Day. Due to the combined efforts of the community, including Lions, the day raised $27,500 for Cancer Council Queensland.

Zone Chairman Rob spoke on three Zone projects. Provision of an all-terrain wheelchair, (these chairs can easily cross over sand, and are often used to offer handicapped people the experience of bathing in the surf). He also spoke of establishing a register of suitable volunteers to carry out minor repairs and maintenance to In Place Residences. Plus a major upgrade of the In Place administration house backyard to make if safe and secure for children while a parent is being interviewed.

Secretary Justin also gave a report on the recent District Convention held at North Lakes.

Guest Speaker Fiona spoke of the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden program which the school is implementing. Under the program, school children are given hands-on experience in growing food crops, as well as kitchen experience in preparing plant based food.

The school would like to hear from anyone willing to donate some time to assist the children with this project.

President Charles Farran presents the Beerwah Lions Banner to Fiona Wild, after her interesting talk on the school garden project

Guides do a good turn

Maleny Girl Guides held a Car Boot Sale at the Guide hut last Saturday. The proceeds from the Car Boot Sale will go to the CWA, towards their efforts to help the Farmers Relief Appeal.

After running this Car Boot Sale, the Guides received their State Good Turn Badge.

Recently a Breakfast was held at the Garden Café Maleny to present Long Service Badges to Leaders and Support Group Members.

Assistant Leader Marilyn Large received her 10 year Service Badge, Sandra Graham Leader received her five year Service Badge and five year Support Group Service Badges were presented to Peta Fredericks and Veronica Wain.

Maleny Leader Nicole Miles with Marilyn Large, Sandra Graham and Support Group members Veronica Wain and Peta Fredericks after being presented with their awards Rebecca Dostal (five years as Leader) was unable to come. Congratulations and well done to all for giving up so much time to help our Guides.

Guides will be selling tickets in their latest Christmas Kayak Raffle. Look for their sellers in front of IGA Maleny over the coming weeks.

Mooloolah Public Hall update Thanks to successful grant applications and the generosity of Sunshine Coast Council the hall is undergoing necessary repair work. Thanks to all concerned.

Our community-owned hall should be the hub of this community.

Elected volunteers manage the upkeep and general care of the hall but we do need community support through hiring the hall. The charges incurred help maintain and manage all upgrades and general maintenance.

Beerwah Writers Group

At our early October meeting, the Group confirmed that the release of our September issue of the magazine is now available at local newsagents in Beerwah, Landsborough, Glass House and Maleny. The format will be revised for the November release of ‘Five Minute Tales’.

This meeting’s ‘refresher’ topic was ‘Dialogue’, which led to a discussion on accent, idiom and dialect and a decision to have next meeting devoted to ‘Careless Writing’, and how to avoid it.

Fourteen short stories were presented mostly on the commercial or emotional aspects of Christmas including chaos, gifts, decorations, pine trees, chicken and geese plucking, a miracle and a Druid birth. Bob delivered a wicked tale of the Santa network. Ceridwyn

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So please think about booking the hall for wedding receptions, parties, gatherings, dances, group activity or whatever someone needs a good space for. The hall is very well kept and clean.

Bookings or enquiries can be made by phoning 5494 7527.

A volunteer to clean up the front gardens is also needed. If you feel community-minded and would like to offer some time, please phone 5494 7793.

Also, we ask the community to keep an eye out on the hall. Vandalism is not a right.

provided a story of how gnomes became part of everyday life. Paul read ‘No Keys’ - clever and comical with a twist in the tale.

The suggested topics for the next meeting are – emotional or mystifying Christmas stories.

We were reminded that more, longer (300 to 500 words) stories are still being written for our next anthology, due for publication early next year.

Membership: there are still a few places for new members. Annual membership is $5.00.

For more information telephone Paul Stevens 5438 7910 or check out our website Beerwah Writers Group.com Next meeting is at 10.00am on Friday, October 28 at Beerwah Library.

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Lions Traditional Christmas cakes and puddings are now on sale in Maleny and across the Blackall Range from Montville to Mapleton and in Mooloolah.

Cakes 1.5 kg are $16.00, 1kg are $12.00 and puddings 900g at $12.00 are available at several outlets on the Range and in Maleny, including Jones the butcher, Maleny Optical, Range Hardware and Hire and Maleny Newsagency.

They are also available at Flaxton Barn, Soothe Hairdressing Montville and in Mapleton. They can be purchased at the Mooloolah IGA and Mitre 10.

If anyone would like to provide another outlet for sales of the Lions Fundraising Cakes and Puddings to local clubs or groups in our area, please contact Ian on 0417 728 280.

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Aussie Christmas Holden Ute Competition!

Have you been meaning to upload a photo of your Holden Ute to be part of the Glasshouse Country’s Aussie Community Carols competition?

Well just in case you might not know, that winner will take home an awesome Car Care Package generously donated by Burson Auto Parts, Beerwah!

The kit includes: Bubbles Car-Vac car hand held vacuum cleaner - 12 Volt 90 Watt, Prowash microfibre rags - one kg assorted colours, Kenco giant sponge, Armor All Protectant original.

Meguiar's soft wash gel, Meguiar's Deep Crystal wet look cleaner wax, Series 500 Tyre Shine, assorted stickers, Meguiar's Lambswool Wash mitt, 3 Little Trees Black Ice air fresheners and a car washing rectangular bucket 9L. And if you don’t have the night marked in your diary, the Carols are on Saturday, December 17 at the Beerwah Sportsground.

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School News

Opportunity knocks

Surf skills are a hit with students

Business feature Townsville based builder Paul Hurlock and his wife Cathy were originally shopping around for a shade cover for their caravan when Cathy came across information about the range of Transportable Shade Sheds products.

Liking the product range, backup support and company direction, and realising that a great opportunity existed to become a reseller in their region, the couple decided to look to securing their future and submit an expression of interest to become resellers.

Last month, Paul and Cathy became proud Saver6.com business partners and Transportable Shade Shed resellers with their new business venture: PCH Carports and Shade Sheds.

“We saw a good business opportunity and thought let’s not let it go – let’s get on board and have a crack at it!” said Paul.

Paul has worked in the construction industry for over 30 years and while all industries have ups and downs, in many parts of regional Australia the last few years have seen an economic downturn in many traditionally highly sustainable industries. Savvy small business owners are looking to new opportunities to sustain and build on their current lifestyles and provide future employment and revenue.

As an established builder, Paul could see that by becoming a Transportable Shade Shed reseller he could have a viable offshoot to his current renovation and building business as well as providing a way of keeping his staff employed with product sales and installs.

Also, as Townsville is a big defence industry town, Paul could see huge potential in marketing the larger range of Transportable Shade Shed products such as their Quick Shade and Dangerous Storage Goods products.

“I feel that Transportable Shade Sheds is a business that I can really get into and spend a solid three to five years building up. As building projects have gradually slowed down up here, the sheds are a great practical product that are very well priced with a huge market for where we are – so I see us putting in the work and making some good future returns,” explains Paul.

As many people are looking into more frugal options in living, Paul sees opportunity in the affordable pricing of Transportable Shade Sheds coupled with their versatility and need. With the tropical climate in Townsville, shade covering is a product well used in the regional area, and the 100% Australian made and manufactured products also sit well with customers.

“I just want to make a comfortable living and retire a little earlier. At the moment our new business will help carry through our core business until we can build it up to a fully sustainable level. Like our construction business, our aim as resellers is to have repeat customers which we hope will keep coming back for these great products.”

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This week Mooloolah State School kicked off its Surf Skills Program for students in Year 5 and 6. The students were excited to hit the beach and learn valuable skills about Surf Life Saving and the beach.

The program is part of the school curriculum and is run in conjunction with Alexander Headland Surf Life Saving Club.

The students will do basic drills such as flag runs, reading the waves, board rides, beach safety and swimming skills. This will include games and activities that use both physical and cognitive skills for the children to become confident around surf and our beaches.

These activities and skills allows the students to try new things and possibly even join a Surf Life Saving Club and become a Nipper.

When the students of Mooloolah State School returned on the bus they all had big smiles on their faces and were busy talking to other students and parents about their day. They can’t wait to go again next week.

Who knows with programs like this and many beaches on the coast, Mooloolah State School may have a future Iron man or woman amongst their students?

Peachester Prep Open days Two of our 2017 Prep students could not wait to try on their big sister’s school uniforms and wear them to the Peachester State School’s series of three information mornings.

On Wednesday, October 19 the Preps had a great day exploring classroom activities and the final open day Wednesday, November 2 will be exploring outdoor activities and gaining a sense of confidence in their new surrounds.

The Prep year at Peachester State School maintains a very strong emphasis on the benefits of play-based learning and building social skills.

Peachester State School follows the Jolly-Phonics reading program. This involves learning ‘actions’ to memorise and practice sounds and letter combinations and is a great learning foundation for our future readers.

The success of this program was noted in this year’s Naplan data where PSS outperformed the state and nation in Reading and Grammar and Punctuation in Years 3 and 5.

Our Prep teachers, Leon Owen and Carol Newitt emphasise that the first year at school is such an important one for learning resilience and many games and activities are planned around improving the children’s confidence and resilience in understanding new social situations.

Please call the school for enquiries and a school information pack if your child is considering joining our unique small school in 2017.

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Reading buddies Contributed by Deb Ives During Terms 2 and 3 a handful of enthusiastic Year 1 and 2 students from Beerwah Primary School have taken part in a new initiative called Reading Buddies.

Teachers selected students within their classes who they believed would benefit from additional reading and sight word exposure.

Year 6 students put forward an expression of interest to their teachers to act as mentors to the younger students.

This process proved to provide benefits for all students involved. The Year 6 students for taking on a role of leadership with responsibility were congratulated for their compassion and commitment. Four days each week for a period of five weeks, the Year 6 mentor assisted their ‘buddy’ through encouraging discussions and building confidence to assist them as they continue their reading journey.

Their buddy reading didn't end when the words on a page had been read, ongoing questioning to determine understanding was also a new skill the Year 6's learnt.

The results in achievement for these Year 1 and 2 students were very encouraging with increased enthusiasm toward reading and the positive attitude they have of themselves as a reader.

Mrs Tanya Hayden (Deputy Prinicpal), Justiss Adams (Ngungun House Captain), Chloe Luscombe, Harley Treverton, Nicholas Hind, Ashley McIntyre, Bryson The, Zoe Williams, Adam Voigt, Ruth Finneran, Alysha Anderson, Jesse Budd, Simon Redshaw, Clare Eeles, Mr Peter Voigt, Mr Jacob Connor and Mrs Lyn Hansen

Beerwah High’s 2016 Academic & Cultural Cup Contributed by: Peter Voigt (Academic & Cultural Cup Coordinator) Beerwah High recently celebrated their second 24.1 points per student. annual Academic & Cultural Cup. Teachers, This year nine new and three returning year students and special guests were entertained level male and female champions were entered by an array of talent fuelled performances. into the BSHS Scholastic Almanac. Thank you These included Battle of the Bands winning to local businesses Beerwah Jewellers, Vianta, group ‘Standalone’, the harmonic tones of the Beerwah Flowers & Gifts, Bombay Bliss, Banjo’s Beerwah High vocal group and Beerwah High’s and IGA, for their generous support for our age Stage Band. There were two ensembles from champion prizes. The second year of our newest the school’s formidable Dance Company and cup was a highly successful backup to last year’s an engaging performance by a small group explosive beginnings. Teachers and students at of actors who were part of Beerwah High’s Beerwah High are excited by the opportunities drama company. They took out first place and that will spawn over the years to come under our a platinum award at this year’s Sunshine Coast competitive Academic & Cultural concept. Let School Drama Festival. next year’s games begin.

Team Tunbubudla came extremely close to Champion House – Ngungun claiming back to back cups with a valiant second. Female Year Level Champions – Alysha Anderson However, for the next 12 months the beautiful (12), Clare Eeles (11), Ruth Finneran (10), Zoe Academic & Cultural Champions trophy will be Williams (9), Ashley McIntyre (8) and Chloe adorned by the resplendent yellow mortar board Luscombe (7) of Ngungun. Congratulations to all students who Male Year Level Champions – Jesse Budd (12), contributed to the yellow team. This year saw the Simon Redshaw (11), Adam Voigt (10), Bryson The awarding of 23,712 points with an average of (9), Nicholas Hind (8) and Harley Treverton (7)

Prepared and safe students Contributed by Katrina De Clara Beerburrum students in Years 3 to 6 recently took part in a presentation from the Sunshine Coast Council Disaster Management team about being prepared for the upcoming storm season.

The students took away some important tips to share with their family and how easy it is to be prepared for a natural emergency.

“Making sure you have some canned food in the pantry and batteries for your torch and a radio to listen out for weather updates is really important,” said Abby from Year 3.

The school students from Prep to Year 6 were also lucky enough to listen to a volunteer presenter from the SEAT program. This program raises awareness in young people of how to stay safe, for life.

The program also gives insight into how people with paraplegia or quadriplegia do everyday things. Students learnt how the spine and spinal cord work.

The presentation highlighted the dangers of peer pressure, as well as key safety messages including; the importance of wearing a helmet, checking the water before jumping in, playing sport safely, making good choices while out Abby is all ready for with friends and wearing a seatbelt to name a storm season few.

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The Maleny State School P&C would like to thank the following businesses and individuals for supporting our Country Fair (listed alphabetically):

ABC Fun Rides Almari Leather Anaconda, Maroochydore Andy Buchanan Anthy’s Espresso Juice & Bagel Apex, Maleny Aussie World Australia Post, Maleny Barung Nursery bDifferent Dance Academy Beauty & Wellness Boutique Beerwah Hotel Beerwah Small Engines Big Screen Cinemas Brouhaha Brewery Bunnings Warehouse, Marooochydore Cadman Cottage, Montville Chemmart Pharmacy, Maleny Chocolate Country CJ’s Pastries, Maleny Clayton’s Towing Clockshop, Montville

Col Finley Coles, Stockland Caloundra Concept IT CWA David Linton DJsinyourHouse Donut King Ellen & Ben Forrester Emma Ruddle Photography Event Cinemas, Maroochydore Forest Heart Nursery Frances Harper Get Active Fitness Gifts at Wild Rocket, Montville Glasshouse Country and Maleny News Gone Bonkers, Maleny Hotel Maleny IGA, Maleny Inside India JLR Mechanical Joyce Mayne Kashmiah King Ludwigs German

Restaurant Kmart, Caloundra L & J Home Services Laser Zone Link Signs M & R Copas Spreading Services Maleny Auto Spares Maleny Bakery Maleny Butchery Maleny Dairies Maleny Motorcycles Maleny Optical Maleny Physiotherapy Maleny Swimming Club Maple 3 Cafe Maudy’s Restaurant Monica’s Cafe Montville Day Spa Mountain Bean Cafe Mukti Officeworks, Maroochydore One Zero Telstra, Maleny Pete Hodge Pipeline, Stockland Caloundra Qld Folk Federation

Rollerdrome, Caloundra Rosetta Books Sallyann Stewart (Holistic Health Centre) Samba Music San Taekwondo Sarah’s Unplugged Sizzlers, Maroochydore Spicers Clovelly Estate Strawberry Fields Sugoi Ni Sweets on Maple Target, Beerwah The Big Boing The Bower Bird of Montville The Terrace Seafood Restaurant Top of the Hill Boutique Luxury Accomodation Top Shots Fun Park Top Spa & Nail, Stockland Caloundra Travellers Treasures Tribal Training Venus Calling Will Day Woolworths, Maleny

We would like to add a special thank you to Bakers Lawyers who are our major sponsor and kindly contributed to our fireworks finale.

We would also like to thank all of the families, teachers and staff who worked so hard to make our Country Fair 2016 a huge success.

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Spreading the word about the good groundcovers One of the greatest threats to our native bushland is invasion by exotic garden plants that can escape from your backyard and spread far and wide. Exotic groundcover plants such as Syngonium, Singapore Daisy, Inch Plant, Barleria, Honeysuckle, and Tradescantia’s (and unfortunately many more) might well be tough colourful garden groundcovers, but all are exotic, highly invasive and destructive.

But there is a better alternative to these exotic groundcover weeds and that’s our local native groundcovers. These plants that have evolved in our own area, provide habitat for local wildlife, are vital components of our local bushland and look great too.

A win, win for all concerned!

At Forest Heart we’re bringing into cultivation and stocking a growing (pardon the pun) range of local native groundcovers that includes Native Plumbago, Native Mint’s, Sunray’s, Yellow Buttons, Blue Harebells, Koala Bells, Fan flowers, Goodenias, Hibbertias, Pink Tongue, Paper Daisies, Lobelias, Flax lilies, Lomandras, Forest Hounds tooth, Kangaroo Grass, Poa, Native Sarsaparilla, Midyim, Pollia, Brookweed, Maidenhair Ferns, Rasp Ferns and more.

Add to this mix some other great Australian native groundcovers including Casuarina Cousin It, Grevilleas, Brachyscome’s and an ever-growing range and there’s plenty of choice for planting native plants in your garden.

Come and check out our great range of local groundcovers, the great prices and advice at Forest Heart and help preserve our local native plants and create a beautiful nature refuge in your backyard.

Environment The private life of echidnas Little-known habits of the iconic native animal illustrated on Australia’s five cent coin have been unveiled in new research led by the University of the Sunshine Coast. A study led by USC Lecturer in Animal Ecophysiology Dr Christofer Clemente has offered new clues to the movement habits of the Photography by short-beaked echidna. Dr Clemente said the team Dr Christine Cooper was amazed at the scale of each echidna’s soil turnover, given that most echidnas weighed under five kilograms.

“If you have 12 echidnas, they are moving the volume of an Olympic-sized swimming pool of dirt a year,” he said. “They spend about 10% of their day digging.

“We knew that burrowing echidnas had a number of positive benefits for the ecosystem, by releasing nutrients and reducing erosion, but what no-one knew was the amount that echidnas were digging.

“Soil aeration is absolutely critical to the overall environment, by releasing nutrients and reducing erosion and run off, and this is the first time we’ve discovered just how much the humble echidna is contributing to that.”

As the most widespread Australian mammal after the house mouse, echidnas were a keystone species in ensuring the survival of plants and animals across the continent.

“These guys live in every single habitat, from deserts to the forests of Tasmania and all the way to the tropical North,” he said. “It means that their behaviour is having a huge impact.”

“Australia used to have a lot of animals that dug up soil, like bilbies and bandicoots, but we’ve lost almost all of them except for echidnas.

“It’s almost like these animals are the last line of defence for Australia’s ecosystem health.”

Dr Clemente said the accelerometers, which were created by University of Queensland engineers, had acted as ‘FitBits for echidnas’.

“If we followed an echidna around all day, it wouldn’t behave naturally, so we glued accelerometers, GPS devices, and temperature and light loggers to their spines and let them go,” he said.

“It was a little bundle about the size of a watch, and it gave us this private peek into the life of an echidna.

“The challenge came in recapturing the echidnas, because it turns out they don’t like to be caught a second time. They would hear you coming and start running through thick bush, so we spent a lot of time with our heads in caves or tree hollows.”

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with Sue Tanner On Saturday, October 15 the Friends of Mary Cairnross Association held their AGM, in the Verandah Room of the Community Centre.

This is a good room but we’re hoping our next meeting in January will be in our new building. Apparently construction is ahead of expectations and we are being given Christmas as a likely completion time.

Elections were held of course, I am still president (thank you for the vote of confidence) and Kerri Leddin stays on as treasurer.

Thank you to outgoing secretary Gretchen Evans and welcome Rose Harmon who has stepped in for the next year. Welcome also to vicepresident Owen Sharwood – we are compiling a list of jobs for you Owen.

There were two key achievements in 2016. First was the donation of $30,000 to the ‘Dusk to Dawn’ installation in the new Discovery Centre – these funds will finance the audio visual components of this display.

Second was the establishment of the Friends of Mary Cairncross Association Honors Scholarship at the University of the Sunshine Coast.

It was interesting to attend a function at USC last month for sponsors and recipients and to hear what a huge difference all the prizes, bursaries and scholarships make to these students’ lives.

The school holidays were a busy time again for our desk vollies and the beautiful weekend weather is bringing families to barbecue, picnic and walk in our wonderful patch of rainforest.

If you are interested in becoming a volunteer at Mary Cairncross and helping to care for the forest, please phone Rose 5429 6222.

The Friends of Mary Cairncross Association aims to protect and enhance the natural environment of the Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve. To find out how to become involved check out www.friends-of-mary-cairncross. com.au or call 5435 0348. www.gcnews.com.au

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Living - Arts Inigo Jones’ Obi Obi Creek artwork donated to Sunshine Coast Art Collection The family of renowned long-range weather forecaster Inigo Jones has donated an oil painting by the amateur artist to the Sunshine Coast Art Collection.

Mr Jones moved from England with his parents in the 1890s to a farm called Crohamhurst in the Glass House Mountains where he built an observatory, and later became a full-time weather forecaster.

Arts and Heritage Portfolio Councillor Rick Baberowski thanked the family for their generous donation, describing it as a celebration of the weather forecaster’s love of the region and painting.

Cr Baberowski said the painting also provided an important link to the associated story about the need and increasing reliance on accurate longrange weather forecasting by Australian farmers.

“This beautiful painting ‘Obi Obi Creek’ by Inigo Jones, will be enjoyed by the community thanks to the generosity of the Inigo Jones family,” he said.

“It represents the work and thinking of a man who made an important and provocative contribution to the history and development of long-range weather forecasting as an emerging science and helped to elevate understanding of its importance to the farming community.

“The Sunshine Coast Art Collection has been curated by council over many years and aims to encourage enjoyment and awareness of the visual arts while supporting our creative arts community.

“It also speaks to the region’s heritage and the people who shaped it.

“The artworks acquired for this special collection are housed on the walls of council and public buildings such as council chambers, libraries and entertainment venues.”

Division 5 Councillor Jenny McKay said Sunshine Coast Libraries were vibrant community hubs that brought people together for many reasons.

“Our libraries support and promote our cultural diversity by showcasing vibrant and stimulating collections, exhibitions and events that inspire appreciation of the region’s past, present and future,” Cr McKay said.

“Given its proximity to the site of the Obi Obi Creek, Maleny Library is the ideal location for the unveiling and display of the beautifully restored ‘Obi Obi Creek’ artwork painted in 1931.

“I was interested to learn that in addition to making a name for himself in long-range weather forecasting, Inigo’s pastimes included painting in his beloved library, reading and music.

“On behalf of council, it is such an honour to welcome the family of Inigo Jones to Maleny Library today and we thank them for this beautiful artwork.

“Visitors to Maleny Library will also be fascinated by the items displayed in the heritage levy funded Museum Box of Inigo's weather forecasting implements and historical information provided by the Peachester History Committee Inc. “These heritage items, displayed as a mini pop-up exhibition, provide an insight into this fascinating local identity who has been referred to as a weather prophet.”

Some objects on display as a part of the museum box include an early telescope, believed to have been brought to Crohamhurst by the Jones family in 1892, Crohamhurst Observatory Papers from 1935 and 1939, a copy of one of Inigo Jones’ long-range forecast charts and a desk set, including ink stand, inkwells, quills, and visiting cards.

The artwork and historical display will be on show at Maleny Library until November 21.

It will then move to Beerwah Library from November 22 until December 19.

The artwork only will also be displayed at Kenilworth Library from December 20 until January 17.

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Open Studio Trail October

We have a special Trail this month as some studios are open both days, others are only open on the Sunday.

Five artists are welcoming visitors at the end of October. Come and meet Barb Willcocks, Wendy Edmond, Judi Parkinson, Annie McIntosh and Nita Lester.

Their paintings and merchandise are created with a variety of interesting techniques and mediums, including watercolours, acrylics, oils, photography and pastels, to name a few. You’re bound to find something amazing to buy for your home or as gifts.

The October Studio Trail runs across The Blackall Range from Peachester and Maleny, through Flaxton and onto Mapleton.

The gardens and scenery are all beautiful across

Forest Art Collective Forest Art Collective gallery in Maleny will be hosting its first exhibition next month titled ‘Heart Space’ by local artist Laura Vecmane.

Laura is a Latvian born artist who lives in Maleny with her young family.

She is a prolific artist with a wide range of styles and the exhibition will run for a month commencing Friday, November 4.

The exhibition will feature a wide range of mediums including oil paintings, mosaic, photography, etchings and more.

The Forest Art Collective has been established to provide a gallery for local Hinterland artists to exhibit their work as well as a creative space to encourage and inspire the community.

The child and pet friendly gallery and community space is located upstairs in a renovated cottage which sits on the premises of the Forest Heart Nursery.

In her artist’s statement, Laura describes the exhibition as being 'all about my dreams, my hopes, my love. In ‘Heart Space’ all is well. It is very connected to nature.'

Opening night will be on Friday, November 4 from 6.00pm.

For more details, check out the Forest Art Collective on Facebook or Instagram or contact Karen on 0427 607 628.

The gallery is open Monday to Saturday 10.00am until 2.00pm, 20 Coral Street, Maleny.

of art are an eclectic collection of paintings, movies, photography and books however, regardless of the medium, her collective art practice usually records a personal visual diary.

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the Sunshine Coast Hinterland all year round, but especially during Spring.

Our feature artist this month is Judi Parkinson.

Judi is a multimedia artist and her art practice includes painting, drawing, photography, videography, mixed media and writing. Her works

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Christmas preparations at Beerwah Picture Framing!

Seb Messina at Beerwah Picture Framing is busy preparing for Christmas 2016. Offering unique and personalised gift ideas, Seb is confident he can assist to provide the perfect gift solution for this coming holiday season.

After seeking a tree change with wife Mary and moving to Beerwah last year, professional photographer and framer Seb established Beerwah Picture Framing in February of this year. So far response to his bespoke framing and photo restoration business has been excellent.

Seb has extensive industry knowledge. The creative skills that stood him in good stead as a photographer also impress his framing customers.

He has an ‘eye for colour’ and the ability to incorporate customers’ photos, paintings, and tapestries or cross stitches with mat and frame selections that really make the art sing.

With the end of year in sight Seb has cast his mind to how he can assist his customers with their Christmas shopping and he has come up with some innovative ideas.

Naturally, picture framing is his first thought and there are many ways that he can transform treasured pieces into a beautiful gift.

Seb has had many customers spiriting a football jersey, canvas painting, art photograph, sports medal or presentation out of the home - to have it beautifully framed for their partner as a Christmas or birthday present.

That special photograph of the children can make a great gift for grandparents. The photo can be brought into Seb as a finished print ready to frame or it can be printed by Beerwah Picture Framing on a variety of quality photo papers.

to Christmas.

Being mindful that many people have Saturday off work, from October 15 Seb is going to start opening on Saturday morning from 8.00am to 11.30am, giving his customers the opportunity to call into his 3 Bridget Court framing studio without the need for a prior appointment.

For your free consultation and quotation call Seb at Beerwah Picture Framing to make an appointment.

Everyone knows that grandparents can never have too many photos of their beloved grandchildren.

Photo restoration is a specialised service provided

by Beerwah Picture Framing that can also be a wonderful Christmas gift. That old family photograph or picture of a special ancestor can be restored by Seb and printed on appropriate photo media. Seb is very sensitive to the need for the printing and framing to be in sync with the image being framed to achieve that authentic balance and quality.

Holidays in places like Bali, Vietnam, Paris or South America often result in a fashionable canvas painting being stored in a cupboard, waiting to be stretched and hung to adorn a living room or bedroom wall. If you have one, why not bring it into Beerwah Picture Framing to have it expertly stretched and framed? Once again this can make a fantastic personalised Christmas gift.

Seb and Mary have recently completed a three state road trip through central Australia and have a beautiful selection of indigenous art for sale. They have been careful to choose a variety of colours and compositions that will lift and enhance any home. Of course Seb will work with the purchaser to pick a stretch and frame style that will look fantastic on your wall or make a gift for someone special.

A point to note is that picture framing has a turnaround time of several weeks so it is a good idea to get the job into Beerwah Picture Framing for an assessment and a free quote as soon as possible. Seb will always try to help out even at the last minute but the choices of frames and matboards will be reduced as the time gets closer

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Out & About Gala launch There was plenty of glamour on show last Saturday night with the Vintage Calendar Girl roaring 20s gala launch of their 2017 calendar at Old Petrie Town.

One of the special guests on the night was Celebrity ambassador Barry Hall, AFL Great and runner up in I am a Celebrity Get me Out of Here.

If you would like to purchase a calendar keep an eye out for the Vintage Calendar Girls Facebook page.

Aileen Jackson (June), Michelle Mitchell (August) and April Gregson (September)

Luke Gregson, David Kahl and Craig Whiting

Misty and Rob Bland

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Alison McMaster, Barry Hall and Shelagh Brennand

Tina Ikin (February), Joanne Jones (February), Juliette Jazz (January) and Katrina Watts (February)

ihear opening The official opening of the Beerwah ‘ihear’ office on Simpson Street took place last Monday morning, with special guest Federal Member

Andrew Wallace, who performed the official opening.

Janice and Lynn Ryan (Peachester) with Glenis Ward (Landsborough)

Sarah Munro and Shevawn Becker from ihear with Landsborough local Evan Ward

State manager of ihear Mark Paton with Andrew Wallace MP and very happy customer Terry Little from Glass House

Artwork unveiled The family of renowned local long range weather forecaster Inigo Jones recently presented council with a beautifully restored painting of the ‘Obi

Obi Creek’ done by Inigo back in 1931.

The unveiling took place at the Maleny Library and the piece was received by Cr Jenny McKay.

Inigo Jones’ grand-daughter Naomi love with Cr McKay and the painting on the wall

Jan Gresham and Jocelyn Morgan from the Peachester History Community with the mini pop up exhibition about Inigo Jones

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Things To Do The Spring Fair

The event is brought to you by the Beerwah CWA, the day is for our local community to come together and celebrate all that is wonderful within our surrounding area.

Be sure to come along to Simpson Street, the CWA Hall, and next door, the Beerwah Tower Green between 10.00am to 3.00pm, Saturday, November 5 to sample many delights.

The Spring Fair provides a great opportunity for you to support your local community groups and charities, who will have stalls on the Tower Green, raising funds and sharing information. Traditional fete type stalls of fairy floss, chocolate toss, raffles, and lollies will keep the kids happy. The Beerwah CWA ladies will be running a kids craft area, vegetable stamping and painting. Not forgetting the free face painting throughout the fair, roaming entertainment from the infamous Andino Magician, and be ready to dance, spin, play and hoop, with Sunshine's Hoop Love.

Food will be provided by local business Fiyah Flavas, traditional and gourmet woodfired pizza, a good old charity run sausage sizzle, and tea and coffee complimented by healthy slices and muffins from the QCWA Country Kitchen approved recipes inside the CWA hall. The CWA stall will have an abundance of home baked goodies.

The QCWA Country Kitchens Program dietitian-nutritionists, who are funded by the Queensland government, will be conducting healthy cooking demonstrations on the Beerwah Tower Green. Local musicians and school performances will take place under the Butterfly Towers.

Keep your eyes peeled in next week’s edition for a program of events.

For any inquiries please email: qcwabeerwah@gmail.com. Once again thank you and special mention to supporters of the CWA Spring Fair, Celebrate Beerwah Inc, Sunshine Coast Council, and Jasper Jumping Castles.

Flex your brains for senior playground equipment The Peachester State School is planning a community Trivia Night on Saturday, November 19, at the Peachester Hall, to raise funds for an upgrade of the Senior Playground. That leaves plenty of time to mark your calendar and muster up a team (or teams) of six of your cleverest friends. This 18 + event is open to all community members and groups. If you don’t have a team but would love to come for a night out and a laugh, then please purchase a ticket and we will include you in a team.

Entry will be $15.00 each which will include a supplied supper and cash bar. Tickets can be purchased at the school, Peachester Fruit Shop and Office Smart Beerwah Stationery. The fun will commence at 7.00pm.

Please call the school on 5439 5111 for further enquiries.

Claptomaniacs play Finbar's Five-piece band the Claptomaniacs will make its debut performance at Finbar's in Maleny on Saturday, October 29, from 8.00pm. If you have fond memories of UK and US music from the likes of Eric Clapton (including Layla, Tears in heaven, Change the World), Steely Dan (including Black Friday, Hey Nineteen), Joe Cocker (including Leave your hat on, You are so Beautiful) as well as classic material from the Doobie Brothers, the Rolling Stones and more, this show is for you. The Claptomaniacs have developed a top-drawer reputation across the Sunshine Coast for their high-quality covers, capturing the hearts of those who appreciate great musicianship - and those who also appreciate great dance music. Finbars is located on Bicentenary Lane, Maleny.

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Touring troubadour Music-lovers in the Hinterland region are in for a rare treat at the Martyn Wyndham-Read concert in the old Witta School Hall, near Maleny on Saturday, November 12. Martyn’s amazingly beautiful voice and gentle, Milligan-esque British humour, will captivate the lucky audience. This tour may yet be his last tour of Eastern Australia. Sent to South Australia from his English home in his teens to work as a jackaroo, he fell in love with Australia, its music, people and vast skies. There will be a charity bar, with tea and coffee. From 5.30pm on, you are welcome to bring along a picnic, with group tables available when booking. The concert begins at 6.30pm. To encourage young people to experience live folk music, under 21s get $10.00 off. Tickets are $20.00/$15.00, bookings 0457 968 863 or 5446 0309. Pay at the door. www.gcnews.com.au

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Birkdale School Centenary

Sunday, November 27, 2016 marks 100 years to the day since the schools’ doors, or more precisely, tent flaps first opened and they’re having a party.

There’ll be classroom presentations involving history and memorabilia, food stalls, students’ concerts, rides and a vintage car display, all followed by an evening fireworks display.

Excitement is also building over the opening of the 1988 time capsule and the cutting of the centenary celebration cake which will be part of the official opening. The school is particularly keen to welcome teachers, staff and students to a day of reunions, memories, celebrations and fun. For more information contact John Bullion on 3207 5690 or Helen Brown on 0437 737 860 or go to the school website https://birkdaless.eq.edu.au/Pages/default.aspx

Anti-everything

The current Green/Labor state government continues the ideological choking of our rural communities.

Queensland’s high value agricultural project permits have been reduced to a trickle.

These are the progressive, high employment, cutting edge projects that this state needs.

Forty-five projects were approved in 2015 and only one this year: a 98% drop!

The current Green/Labor government continues to encourage the ‘anti-everything’ Greens and the continual ‘Green’ court actions that are holding up billions of dollars of state development and thousands of rural jobs.

Our state government should be governing for us all, not just pandering to the Green nonsense that will cripple our rural jobs, our food security, and our overall lifestyles.

Greg Newton Balmoral Ridge

World Polio Day this week – October 24

In 1985, at a time when the world was experiencing 1,000 cases of polio per day, Rotary launched a global initiative – PolioPlus - to eradicate polio through the mass vaccination of children.

Since then, Rotarians and their communities worldwide have raised US $1.6 billion and contributed countless volunteer hours to immunise more than 2.5 billion children in 122 countries. Rotary has also encouraged governments, the World Health Organisation and the private sector to get on board and support Polio Plus to the tune of US $7.2 billion.

The results are awesome - a 99.9% reduction of polio cases with less than 75 confirmed last year, however the war on polio is not won, until it is totally eradicated. This is why Rotarians worldwide will continue to donate their time and money until it is finally killed off.

So, as we acknowledge World Polio Day this week, Rotary clubs worldwide will continue to support this effort and for every dollar that Rotary raises, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, is matching with $2.00. We are that close to eradicating polio from the world.

Jeff Cornfoot Rotary Club of Maleny

Urgent action required

I am a grandfather of a child that attends the Landsborough Community Kindergarten and have major concerns over the safety of parents and children crossing the busy Maleny Road, Landsborough.

This issue has been raised with the Kindergarten’s Director as well as our local MP’s. It was also recently raised at a committee meeting with representatives from Transport and Main Roads and Police where the outcome was to not reduce the speed at this time.

I have personally witnessed the near miss of a mum with her little girl narrowly avoiding getting hit by a car. I would like to see a pedestrian crossing installed or alternatively reducing speed limits from 60km/hr to 40km/hr from both east and west traffic.

Too many near misses have occurred and I wouldn’t like to hear of a fatality in the area.

Trevor Grant Buderim

Scam alert

I have recently had an experience with a scammer claiming to be from APIA trying to talk about a car accident, telling me that a 3rd party has hit my car and my personal injury claim has been approved and asking for my personal details. I did some research online and discovered that the scam has been doing the rounds in WA and also NSW. I am particularly concerned that they will be targeting older people and wanted to raise awareness.

Colleen Mullins Maleny

Principles of democracy?

I wonder why your correspondent, GC&M News, October 19, considers it so important to convince me that his opinion on the possible hazards of low strength emissions from NBN towers is the best informed.

I am satisfied with our enquiries and I do not believe that birds and animals will be harmed, unless one sadly collides with a tower.

The emissions must comply with safety regulations so we are not afraid that there would be any danger to ourselves or the other residents in this street, but, that is for them to decide.

The statement that I raise opposition to legitimate objections is inaccurate. What I question is the legitimacy of opposition by several persons who are far removed from the proposed site.

If the majority of nearby residents agree with the

proposed site of a tower, why should objectors from 10 or more kilometres away, who would not be affected, be able to overturn the proposal. Does this meet the principles of democracy?

The selective claims re the cause of increased costs, as stated by the writer, turn a blind eye on the exorbitant costs burdening various businesses and governments that are brought about by persistent, organised opposition to proposed infrastructure improvements.

I believe that organised obstruction to any project, where forward planning is repeatedly interrupted, would result in the addition of crippling expenses and I deplore this disruption.

Our country needs cost effective delivery of infrastructure and efficient delivery of services for the many needs of our society.

Olive Hockings Maleny

Railway upgrade issues

Department of Transport and Main Roads have just completed another inadequate presentation relating to their current proposal for elimination of the Landsborough rail crossing. The following comments are provided for consideration by local people and users of the crossing: • It was not a proposal for Landsborough relating to both rail crossings • There will still be uncertainty for property owners near to the Gympie Street North crossing and the school • There were no elevations or long sections to illustrate the size of the earthworks and height of the bridges (about nine metres) • There were no 3D illustrations showing the impact of the proposal on the Landsborough streetscape and nearby properties • Owners of properties likely to be resumed are the fortunate ones when compared to those owners next to the proposal • The layout shown for the Western end of the proposal was a ‘T’ intersection where the Eastern side was a roundabout • No plans for access to shops along the Landsborough Maleny Road frontage were shown • Plans for the carpark and access to it were not shown and this will also affect many properties DTMR has again failed to provide a true picture about their proposal so that informed comment can be made.

Jim Straker Maleny

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Noticeboard Remembrance Day Concert - Saturday, November 5 at 2.00pm at Lifepoint Baptists Community Centre, Wises Road, Maroochydore. Entertainment is from 1.20pm. Proceeds to Sunshine Coast Legacy, $15.00 inc afternoon tea. Phone 5443 9841. Free bus leaving Beerwah Station 12.40pm. Return 4.30pm. Must book by phoning 5494 9326.

The Pumicestone District Orchid & Foliage Society - will be holding its yearly orchid show at the new venue in the C.T. Williams hall in the Caboolture Showgrounds, Beerburrum Road, Caboolture on Saturday and Sunday, November 5 and 6. Besides the orchid show, there will also be for sale orchid and foliage plants, bromeliads, orchid growing supplies, shade houses, craft and morning/afternoon tea and lunch. Hours are Saturday, 8.00am to 4.00pm and Sunday, 6.30am to 2.00pm. Entry is via a gold coin donation. For more information phone Di on 0418 711 043.

A Melbourne Cup Luncheon - will be hosted by the Maleny Catholic Ladies from10.30am with complimentary champagne on arrival, a buffet lunch and sweets. There will be race coverage multiple sweeps - multi-draw raffles - lucky-door prize, and prizes for best ladies hat / men’s ugly tie. To be held at the Pat Daley Function Centre Catholic Church, 45 Cedar Street Maleny, entry is $30.00. Bookings are essential. Tickets available from Pam phone: 5494 2487.

A trivia night - will be held at the Maleny RSL on Saturday, November 12, 6.30pm for 7.00pm. The bar will be open, bring your own nibbles, $5.00 entry, to book a table or for enquiries please ring Ray on 5499 7791.

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Remembrance Day Commemorative Service - will be held on Friday, November 11 at the Cenotaph Settlers Rotary Park (park area of Information Centre) at Glass House Mountains. Form up 10.50am for service at 10.55am. A light luncheon will be available at the RSL Club after the Service.

The Peachester Community Uniting Church (next door to the Peachester Hall) meets on the 3rd Sunday of the month at 9.00am and on the 5th Sunday at night at 6.00pm. The next meeting will be on Sunday, October 30.

Everyone is made to feel very welcome.

Dance at Glass House - at the Glass House Mountains Community Hall, on Saturday, November 5 from 7.30pm - 11.30pm. NV/OT/M. Music by Commodore, $10.00 includes supper, Monte Carlo raffle and lucky door prize. Great atmosphere, all welcome. Proceeds to the community hall fund.

Enquiries to Aileen 5496 9349.

Members and Visitors of U3A Sunshine Coast - are invited to attend a session by Ian Wilson on ‘Shakespeare – 400 years’. The session will be held on Tuesday, November 1, at 9.30am at the Masonic Lodge Hall, Tamarind Street, Maleny. Please phone Yvonne for details 0404 466 372.

Fresh bread - will be available via Glasshouse Country Pay It Forward Group for those in need in our local community from Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch Inc, 1 Reed Street, Glass House Mountains Monday and Wednesday 6.30pm - 7.00pm and Friday 9.00am - 10.00am or Glasshouse Uniting Church, Twin Peaks Drive, Beerwah on Thursday from 6.00pm - 6.30pm.

Landsborough, Beerwah and Districts Spiritual Church Inc - meets at School of Arts Hall, Landsborough each Sunday, with healing from 5.00pm – 6.45pm and service from 7.00pm – 8.15pm, all welcome. For more information phone: Rev Kerry 5494 1554, Rev Pam 0409 058 843, or Rev David 0408 713 214.

Are you 50+ - and want to go on social outings and make some new friends? Phone 0437 792 345 evenings.

Country Women's Association Maleny Branch - Monthly Meeting is held on the first Friday of February to December, 9.30am at 1 Bicentenary Lane, Maleny. The next meeting will be on Friday, November 4. Contact Judy 5435 8140, if you would like to visit us and to confirm that date or times haven't changed. Visit our website:qcwa.org.au Caboolture Family History Research Group Inc - The group provides one hour of free assisted local, Australian and overseas research available at Caboolture Historical Village, Beerburrum Road on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday between 9.30am - 2.00pm. (No entry fee to village for CFHRG research) phone 5428 2018 or email us at cfhrg55@bigpond.com.

Are you thinking of starting a new group?

Why not look at the Glass House Mountains Neighbourhood Centre? The hall is well equipped with chairs, tables, video facilities, fans, heaters, a whiteboard, kitchen facilities and two toilets, and charges a reasonable fee of $20.00 a session.

Why not drop in and see us at Ryan Street Glass House Mountains (opposite Australia Post) or phone 5438 7000, or e-mail admin@ghmnc.com

To ensure all community notices can be printed each month please keep your contributions to a maximum of 100 words.

From the churches Jill Schefe - Glasshouse Country Lutheran Church On October 31 each year, the Lutheran Church celebrates the festival of the Reformation.

The Reformation was not about forming new churches. Its purpose was to set the Church free from the shackles of Rome. The Gospel of God’s free grace in Jesus Christ was given back to the people. The four great principles which Martin Luther highlighted in the Reformation still stand today as the guiding star for all Christian denominations.

CHRIST ALONE - stands at the heart and kernel of our spiritual life. Not only does Christ’s example as a life of servanthood on earth enable us to lead God-pleasing lives, but His self-sacrifice on the Cross and His resurrection enable us to look beyond death to eternal life.

FAITH ALONE - enables us to take hold of all the promises that Christ offers us in His Word. The key sentence of the Reformation was Luther’s statement: ‘We are beggars and that is the truth.’ A beggar has nothing to offer.

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his hands. As God’s people we too are spiritually impoverished. The gift of faith enables us to reach out to Jesus and believe that He will fulfil our needs.

GRACE ALONE - Salvation is a free gift. It is all courtesy of God’s grace in Jesus Christ. We no longer have to contribute in any way to our eternal life. No more good works to earn our salvation. It is all now totally free on account of Jesus Christ and His sacrifice on the cross.

WORD ALONE - St John reminds us that which we have written in the Scriptures is adequate for our salvation. Nothing more and nothing less.

Luther again reminded us that the Scriptures for the Old and New Testaments are the ‘swaddling clothes in which we find the Christ Child.’

We thank and praise God for the dialogue and fellowship that continues to be practised among the Churches of the Sunshine Coast hinterland still today. The central message is still focussed on Jesus Christ and that will never change.

Glasshouse Country Uniting Church www.glasshousecountryunitingchurch.org.au 8:30am Sunday – Worship & Sunday School Wed. 9-11am – Playgroup

Twin Peaks Drive, Beerwah Ph 5494 6187

Peachester: 9am 3rd Sunday HC - Prayer each Tues 4.30pm GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY

BEERWAH: Sun 9 am 68 Peachester Rd Ps Aaron Jackson 0403 306 004

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GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY ANGLICAN CHURCH WEDNESDAYS *Mooloolah (Paget Road) 9.00am SUNDAY *Mary MacKillop Centre 9.00am Office - 5491 1866

Local contact Rev Tony Halstead 0455 554 930

GLASSHOUSE COMMUNITY CHURCH Pastor Kathy Eddie 5493 0596

Glass House Mountains State School Main Hall - Sun 4.30pm

A Wesleyan Methodist Church

Kids Church during service www.glasshousecommunitychurch.com

CATHOLIC WEEKEND MASSES Saturday 6pm: Peachester Rd, Beerwah - 0417 606 240 Sunday 7am: Caloundra St, Landsborough - 5494 8896 Sunday 9am: 45 Cedar Street, Maleny - 5494 3776

Glasshouse Country Baptist Church 9am Sunday, 58 Roberts Rd Beerwah All welcome! Enquiries: 5494 6354 Midweek craft, kids and youth programs – see gcbcq.org

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In the Garden with Brownie

What’s on for gardeners

• Elimbah-Caboolture Herb Club – November 4, 10.00am meeting at the Caboolture PCYC in Toovey Road, Caboolture. Learn all about the world of herbs. Call Ruth on 5496 7649 to find out more.

• Faunawatch – November 9, 8.00am at Maroochy Bushland Botanic Gardens, Tanawha. Walk, survey wildlife, and learn about Faunawatch.

Phone Paul on 0422 429 594 for details on how to get involved in Faunawatch.

• Glasshouse Country Orchid Society – November 13, at Sandra Toyer’s residence, 1.00pm for interested grower group followed by general meeting at 2.00pm. For further information please call Robyn Brown on 5493 0357.

• Native Plants Sunshine Coast – November 13, 2.00pm. Outing is to Witta to a beautiful private garden and a talk from Hilary about the Wallum Project. For further details please contact Cat Secomb on npscsecretarycs@gmail.com or check the website www.npqsuncoast.org closer to the date.

• Hibiscus Society, Sunshine Coast Branch – November 13, 10.00am morning tea followed by a meeting and bloom competition at 10.30am at the Woombye School of Arts Hall, Woombye. For more information call Audrey on 5476 2771 or Ted on 0407 440 999.

• Peachester Garden Club – November 17, 9.30am at Patricia’s house.

Final get together for the year. All gardeners welcome. Bring along chair and meat for a barbecue.

For more details please call Trish on 5496 9169.

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1/28 Simpson St, Beerwah Q. 4519

Soils - Mulches - Gravels Sands - Potting mix 20 Tytherleigh Ave, Landsborough Ph: 5494 1153 Delivery all areas ~ Courtesy trailer available

Jobs for the yard in November • Once your spring flowering bulbs – such as jonquils, daffodils and iris – have died down, lift out the bulbs, clean off the dirt and store them in a dry dark place.

• Propagate daylilies from any plantlets that have developed along the flower stalks. Just plant them into a pot of quality potting mix and wait for them to grow.

• The coming rains and warmer temperatures will see a big increase in grasshopper and caterpillar numbers in the garden. Pick them off and squash them, or use a pyrethrum or bacteria based spray.

• Time to prune your azaleas and dead-head roses to encourage continual flowering.

• Keep an eye out for bronze orange bugs on your citrus. Knock them off and squash them or spray with Confidor.

• Fruit flies will start to appear. Keep them at bay by cleaning up old rotten fruits and using a splash bait, such as Eco-Naturalure.

• Prune back your grevilleas by a third to promote bushiness.

• It’s important to keep up regular watering of citrus while they are flowering and developing small fruits.

• Keep spraying your developing mangoes with Mancozeb to prevent the disease anthracnose.

Vegetables Plant celery, asian greens, chilli, eggplant, silver beet, capsicum, rhubarb, choko, lettuce, cucumber, squash, beans, sweet corn, sweet potato, radish, tomato, zucchini, carrot, okra, pumpkin, spring onion, rockmelon and watermelon.

Flowers Plant sunflower, amaranthus, celosia, gomphrena, marigold, petunia, impatiens, portulaca, salvia, zinnia, ageratum, coleus, aster, cockscomb, californian poppy, begonia, cosmos, torenia and dahlia.

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LOCAL ELECTRICIAN Jim McMahon Electrical Domestic/Commercial/Industrial Lic # 74935

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Sport Ladies Golf Beerwah

Contributed by Pam Marsden Firstly we need to congratulate Sue Williamson for her eagle on the par 4 fourth hole on Saturday, October 8. Good shooting Sue. On Thursday, October 13, 54 ladies played in the Monthly Medal Stroke in three divisions, very generously sponsored by Nicole Purvis of First National Real Estate Beerwah and John Mellish, our club professional. This competition incorporated the Medal of Medalists for the year which was won by Marion Thomas with 66 nett.

Congratulations Marion.

Division1 (0-18) winner was Andrea Campbell with 72 nett on a countback from Sonia Kenway.

Cathy Stone won the gross with 87.

Division 2 (19-29) winner was Marion Thomas with 66 nett. Runner-up was Karen Gannon with 70. Heather Henn won the gross with 93.

Division 3 (30-45) winner was Lyn Steele with 66 nett. Runner-up was Marie Norton with 70.

Michelle Wormwell won the gross with 101.

Nearest to the pin shots went to Hope Hannah on 2 and Deb Rutherford on 5. Andrea Campbell won on 16 second shot on 18 and the putting with 27. Ball rundown went to 74.

On Thursday, October 20, 63 ladies played a Single Stableford with some outstanding results. Lea Doyle and Barb Whitfield generously sponsored this event. Division 1 (0-27) winner was Lea Garner with 42 points. Hope Hannah was runner-up with 41 points.

Division 2 (28-45) winner was Marion Thomas with 44 points with Janelle Balfe Runner-up with 41 points. Nearest the pin shots went to Mavis Brimelow on 2, Jennifer Kelly on 5, and Lesley Eggleston on 16 with Dianne Flint winning 2nd shot on 18. Birdie hole was 11 with Andrea Campbell and Lea Garner scoring. Ball rundown went to 36.

Beerwah ladies appreciate the generosity of all their sponsors. We welcome new members, beginners and visitors to our competitions.

Please contact the pro shop on 5494 6611 for initial enquiries regarding lessons, joining in the events and general enquiries. We would like to encourage beginning golfers in any way we can.

Happy golfing.

Gloria White, Margaret Zonca, Barb Drury, Lyn Steele, Noelene Annikin, Pam Marsden and Liz Flavelle.

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Popular Golf Clinics on again at Maleny

Maleny Golf Club is offering another series of four week Ladies Golf Clinics next month to help those who are new to the game to build enough confidence to go out and play on our beautiful golf course.

Following the success of our ladies golf clinics in August, PGA Professional Don Portway will be reviewing golf basics, explaining how and when to use the different clubs and providing instruction on fundamentals such as your grip, stance and golf swing.

Don will be running these morning clinics on Friday, November 11,18 and 25 and December 2, (10.00am –11.00am); and Sunday, November 6, 13, 20 and 27 (9.30am – 10.30am).

The cost will be $100.00 for the four-lesson clinic or $30.00 per session if you are not able to attend all four. Numbers are limited again to eight per session.

For more information, to register your interest or discuss your coaching requirements, contact Don by email at don.portway@gmail.com or call him on 0417 431 245.

Beerwah Bridge club

Contributed by Martine Tuesday, October 11:1st Felicity and Art, 2nd Harry and Ro, 3rd Nell and Bev. Tuesday, October 18:1st Martine and Kerry, equal 2nd Rosalea and Trish and Neville and Barbara, 3rd Nell and Bev. Friday, October 21: North/South 1st Louise and John, 2nd Tom and Jillian, 3rd Felicity and Ross. East/West, 1st Dianne and Ross, 2nd Barbara and Neville, 3rd Art and Jan. Bridge players meet Tuesdays at 9.00am and Fridays at 11.45am in the clubhouse of the Beerwah Golf Club. Like to get more information? Please call John Marsden 5494 2584 or Martine Goedhart 5496 9855.

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Maleny Racqueteers

The team still remain undefeated with another win this week playing at Maroochydore against the TT’s. Final score was 7 sets 46 to 1 set 20.

The team was represented by Kylie Staggard, Cath Ferriday, Barb Shoebridge and Vicki Heading. Well done Racqueteers… keep up the great work.

Are you interested in playing Social Tennis on a Monday night? It starts at 6.30pm and you can play until you drop. Cost is $3.00 for members and $5.00 for non-members at the Maleny Showground on Stanley River Road, Maleny.

Glasshouse Bowls Club

Contributed by David Hayes Wednesday, October 19: Ladies Day, Dennis Hume, Jenny Hobson and Ron Wilson def Viv James, John McSwain and Marleen Bertram 21-18. Millie Freshwater, Jack Timm and Trevor Bertram def Joy Sauer, Chris Dougan and Warren Blackbourne 26 - 12. Noelle Dean, Di Hume and Doug Sweedman def Russell Walmsley, Graham Condie and Ann White 42 7. Ouch! It was great to see Trevor and Marleen Bertram back for a game. Don’t forget next month is the last of Jackpot Triples for the year.

Put a team in now! Jackpot is around $400.00.

Thursday, October 20: the winners of the day with two wins and a score of 28 were the ever youthful pairing of Jack Timm and John McSwain. R/Up were Warren Blackbourne and Ross Siegle with a 17 score in the second game.

Saturday, October 2: Mixed Fours, Mark Ellul, Millie Freshwater, Rob Scullion and Ann White, def David Hayes, Graham Nicholson, Wendy Platt and Rod Platt 18-16. Jack Timm, Lee Meyers, Rae Farrell and John McSwain def Dennis Hume, Jenny Hobson, Di Hume and Brian Saunders 19-14. Final next Saturday 9.00am. Mixed Triples nominations close this Thursday.

Expression of interest sheets up at the office for Hinterland Challenge and Seven’s Premier League played in January. Please get your names down now if you’re interested in playing.

They have to be up by mid- November. We are after more players. These competitions will both start around January 15. Hinterland will be played at 9.00am Saturdays. Still no word on the 7’s but they do encourage night games if possible. Travelling times could be up to, or over, an hour to different clubs.

From Friday, October 21 until early December, myself and Bill Tumbridge will be starting Friday evening Social bowls from 6.30pm. This is open to everyone, including non-bowlers.

Great way to get more people involved in playing bowls. I encourage anyone to come along. Cost $10.00.

The Forever Young Cancer Charity Fundraiser will now be on Saturday, November 12 with barefoot bowls kicking off at 6.00pm.

Witta Tennis

Contributed by Pauline Fraley The Wagtails had a bye.

The Whistlers played at Caloundra against Hot Chillies. It was windy and we all had to think how to get the wind to our side. We had a fun and good game, some really long rallies that we had to have little break before the next point.

We were only few games short but enjoyed good weather and good company. Score was 38-40 games, 4 sets each. Team was Liz Mellish, Brenda Warner, Aki Lepper and Maree Hooley.

The Wildcats were at home to top team Peregian Parakeets. It’s always a tough and close match against this team. Pauline Fraley, Annie Stewart, Stacey English and Libby Howlett fought hard but were unable to bring it home. The score was 3-5 sets, 34-43 games.

Social tennis Monday 8.00am and Saturday 1.00pm, all welcome. Court bookings: 0437 295 501 or www.wittatennis.com.au www.gcnews.com.au

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Cricket match ends in nail biting tie

Glasshouse vs. Caboolture U13s Cricket Round 4 played at Glasshouse October 22.

Glasshouse Captain J Swanson won the toss and elected to field. Caboolture started their innings batting strongly to reach 1/88 in the 17th over, then Glasshouse bowler C Byford made an impressive 6/3 during the 18th, 20th and 22nd overs (assisted by one catch and two stumpings by wk C McAllister) leaving Caboolture 9/126 at the end of the 30th over. M Dellit 33* P Sutton 32* Glasshouse: H McAllister 1/7 B Baartz 1/10 Glasshouse innings ran at a steadier pace reaching 4/122 in the 29th, with the outcome of the game to be decided in the last over. Four more runs were made, evening up the scores - the excitement was building as parents and players eagerly watched the last two balls - the first passed through safely to the keeper, the second was hit and the batters ran, the ball was well fielded and resulted in a run-out leaving Glasshouse tied on 5/126. C Byford 33* R Schulz 22 J Swanson 15 (Caboolture: L Dawes 2/5). Congratulations to both teams on a fantastic game!

Track and Field Championship

Last Tuesday and Wednesday, October 18 and 19, Tamara Taripo attended the 10 - 12 Track and Field State Championships at QSAC in Brisbane.

Tamara competed in the U11 Discus and Shotput. She placed third in both events and has now been invited to attend the Australian School Sport 10 - 12 years Track and Field Championships held in Sydney next month. Tamara is in Year 6 and is a student at Glasshouse Mountains State School.

Maleny Bowls Club

Contributed by Ian Hansen There were only six players Tuesday, hence Triples were played. The first game resulted in an 11 all draw but the second game went to Relma Godfrey, Miles Allen and Dennis Kyling 13 shots to nine, to give them a most fortuitous margin of +4 which then was drawn for the $200.00 Jackpot. Well done Relma, Miles and Dennis. Wednesday evening the Touchers went to David Coffey, Tom Ukola and Heather Loynes but no other results were recorded.

Friday, The Scroungers Final was played, resulting in a win for Miles Allen over Rob Norris and Allan Cook. The player with the most improved handicap was Miles Allen who had his handicap reduced by 20 shots over the course of the competition. The player with the highest base score for the competition was Doug McGufficke with 1097 shots. None of the Sponsors’ Prize winners were present to claim their prizes and the Money Board winner was Curley Petersen which caused some chagrin to another member who shall remain nameless. The Scott Fawkes Memorial Triples was well patronised Friday evening with 12 teams participating. The winners with a score of +12 were Mo Lawrence, Roy Gesch and the player of the week, Miles Allen. The draw for individual prizes went to:- Lead Mo Lawrence, Second - Melita Gesch and Skip - of course it had to be, Miles Allen.

The Money Board went to Linda Fawkes and the Raffle to Portia Gesch. It was a most enjoyable evening and a profitable one for the Club. Many thanks to Les and Linda for their generous, much appreciated sponsorship of the event.

You will have noticed the installation of the new shade cloth at the entrance end of the green if you have been at the Club recently.

Saturday morning Warwick Moody, Don Ginns and David Burgess were busy putting the final touches to this much-needed addition. Many thanks for their efforts.

This week is a busy one which kicked off with the Monthly Jackpot Pairs Monday, Jackpot Pairs/Triples Tuesday, Social Bowls Wednesday evening and Scroungers Friday.

Finally, another reminder about Christmas there will be dinner and Presentation Night, on Friday, December 2. Bookings at the Club, cost will be $45.00 a head, catering by the Spitroast Company.

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Maleny Golf Club

Contributed by Jenny Oxenham Tuesday, October 18: Our Club held an 18 hole Single Stableford Veterans competition. First place went to Niel Cronk with 40 points, runner-up went to Michael Kapper with 39 points and third place went to Stephen Porter with 38 points. Nearest to the Pin went to George Kachaniwsky.

Wednesday, October 19: Our Ladies group held a 9 Hole Stableford Competition and first place went to Christine Lemon with 21 points, runner-up was Liz Mellish with 19 points on a count-back from our third place winner, Alison Behncken (19). Nearest to the Pin on the 5th hole was Diaan Weightman and on the third hole, Alison Behncken.

Friday, October 21: There was our usual ChookRun game which allows golfers of all capabilities to come along and play 9 holes of golf and nibbles afterwards for $5.00 – with a shotgun start at 2.30pm. Our winner was Niel Cronk, with 22 points (also won the chook), runner-up was Aidan Witham, 21 points on a count-back from Anne Devane, also 21 points.

Saturday, October 22: We held a 4BBB Aggregate Stableford over 18 holes. First place went to the team of Richard Clayton and Allan Ward with 79 nett on a count-back from the runners-up, Stephen Porter and John Oxenham, also 79 nett. Third place went to Robin Hay and Liz Mellish with 77 nett. Nearest to the Pin went to Liz Mellish on the 5th and 3rd holes and Richard Clayton on the 3rd and 5th holes.

The picturesque Maleny Golf Club is situated at 15 Porters Lane, North Maleny.

The ambiance and natural environment of the course offers nine holes, each with its own challenge.

The course provides an enjoyable golfing challenge for players of all standards.

Visitors are most welcome. For more information, visit the web site www.malenygolfclub.com.au

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Public Notice Memorial Day Picnic at Conondale Memorial Park (Green Park) Saturday 12 November 2016, 10am-4pm.

Children’s activities, tall tales, etc. Community event, all welcome. conondalevalleyassociation@gmail.com

Notice of

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The Annual General Meeting will be held on Sunday the 30th October, 2016, at 9.30am - Club Glass House Dining Room, immediately after the Special Meeting. Nominations for committee are available at the Club Reception and must be in the hands of the Secretary/Manager by 4pm Friday 14th October.

AGENDA as follows:President’s Report & Manager’s Report Minutes (AGM 1st November, 2015) Financial Report (available from club reception. Any questions regarding this report to be in writing and in the hands of the Secretary/Manager by 4pm Friday 14th October.)

Election of Committee

(In accordance with section 18(6) of the Constitution and 50(16) of the By Laws. The current Snr Vice President and Treasurer will remain in office until 2017. President and Junior Vice President will nominate and those successful will stay in office until 2018.)

Election of Auditor & Election of Solicitor General Business (As per Notices of Motion. Any Notices of Motion to be in

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SPECIAL MEETING will be held on Sunday the 30th October, 2016, at 9am in the Club Glass House Dining Room immediately before the Annual General Meeting.

PURPOSE:.................TO AMEND THE RULES To consider and if thought fit to pass the following:

To add to rule 1. ....................... The words (in these rules called the “Club”) To add to Rule 3. ....................... Add rules 3.4 and 3.5 To delete and amend Rule 4. .. Delete all current Powers and replace with 4.1 to 4.22 To delete Rule 5.2..................... Delete in its entirety may limit the number of members To amend Rule 9. ...................... Add: Admission of Members 9.1 & 9.2 .................................................... Add: to Certain Persons Prohibited 9.(3).(b) To add to Rule 23. ..................... Add: 23.2 To delete Rule 40.3.b............... Delete in its entirety Rule 40.4.................. Delete in its entirety To add to Rule 41. ..................... Add Rule 41.2 & 41.3

Copies of the proposed changes are available at the Club Reception or on request can be emailed in PDF format.

Sharon Bochow, Secretary/Manager email: sharon@clubglasshouse.com.au

PROPOSAL TO UPGRADE A MOBILE PHONE BASE STATION AT LOT 561 OLD CALOUNDRA ROAD, GLENVIEW QLD 4553 (LOT 561 ON FTY1884)

Telstra plans to upgrade a telecommunications facility at Lot 561 Old Caloundra Road, Glenview QLD 4553 (Lot 561 on FTY1884) 1. The proposal consists of the installation of three (3) new twin mounted amplifiers, the provisioning of the facility with LTE700 mobile technology and the installation of ancillary equipment.

2. Telstra regards the proposed installation as a Low-impact Facility under the Telecommunications (Low-impact Facilities) Determination 1997 ("The Determination") based on the description above.

3. Further information can be obtained from Laura Daly, Town Planner on behalf of Telstra, 1300 745 210, Laura.Daly@visionstream.com.au and at www.rfnsa.com.au/4553002 4. Written submissions should be sent to: Laura Daly, Town Planner Visionstream Pty Ltd PO Box 5452, West End QLD 4101 By 9 November 2016 40

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Yoga for Beginners

*5 Week Courses - First Class Free Commence Tuesday 1st November @ Maleny Yoga Centre, Rainforest Plaza Maleny • Mon 10.30am & Tue 8.30am Yoga Basics • Tue 7pm Introduction to Meditation • Tues 15th Nov Pilates Courses Commencing • Also try our New Seniors Classes

Bookings Essential 0448 518 734 www.malenyyogacentre.com

Work Wanted lauren's cleaning service Comprehensive service for domestic & commercial clients. Reliable, experienced & fully insured. Ph 0403 044 887. mel's clothing alterations & repairs Workwear, uniforms, soft furnishings & everyday wear.

Monday - Friday. Ph: 0432 858 068 handyman odd jobs rubbish removal, welding, pool & spa safety certificates & repairs, lawn mowing (large & small) Pens. disc. Ph Clay: 0410 581 881

Sadies Cleaning Ladies

15 Bunya Street, Maleny

5499 9973

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Professional Services Cadie’s Bookkeeping Services Professional Bookkeeping you can count on.

Qualified Bookkeeper, MYOB partner Mobile: 0428 874 053 cadiesbookkeeping@gmail.com

Courses & Tuition guitar, flute, piano accordion & Music theory lessons. Professional caring teachers. Ph: 5494 7568 or 0411 959 157 ART CLASSES Day & Weekend. FINE ART SUPPLIES Phone for opening hours. 3 hour class $30. www.landsboroughartstudio.com.au Phone Karen King 5494 8354 EXPERT TUITION on Guitar, Bass, Ukulele and Blues Harmonica. Beginner to advanced. Take your Uke playing to the next level- join Maleny Ukulele (see Facebook page). Call Tom Richter 0457 502 776 YOGA GLASSHOUSE MTNS COMMUNITY HALL Tues 6.45pm; GENTLE YOGA Fri 9am Enquiries Ph: Kristy 0402 882 725 yoga classes Peachester - Wednesday 6.30pm.

Landsborough - Friday 9.30am. Phone Rukmini on 0437 914 029. www.shantipathyogaspace.com.au

NEW STRETCH CLASS - Thurs 9am

Pilates Mat, Equipment & Cardio - Individual, Pairs & Small Groups Classes also available, PLUS Hydro & Exercise Classes (Covered by Health Funds) Beerwah Active Physio 5494 0060 remedial reading / maths tuition all ages.

Ph: 5494 7496 YOGA GLASSHOUSE MTNS STUDIO: 6 classes weekly. POWER or VINYASA Flows. Core Yoga Sunday afternoon. METAFIT and the 5 TIBETANS routines. Small classes. Beginners welcome. Bookings ESSENTIAL. Phone Valerie 0400 067 843.

MALENY YOGA CENTRE / VRKSA Opening 31st Oct. Call Maree 0448 518 734.

From bedrooms to bathrooms to ballrooms We clean what you need to be cleaned

Call Lexi on 0427 600 599

Local

AL’S LAWN MOWING Free Quotes Small and Large Lawns Ride On Acreage Mowing Green Waste Removal Whipper Snipping & Brushcutting

Ph 0417 139 053

Family needing work. Weeding, pruning, mowing, cleaning, (babysitting our home, Sahara Road). $20/ hour. Bruce and Charmian Ph 0434 251 022.

Handyman Home maintenance – repairs, rural fencing & tractor work, rubbish removal. Reasonable rates Ph Mark 5493 0408.

Need experienced admin/accounts support but too small for permanent staff? Contact Kim at Your Remote Office on 0407 962 688 or remoteofficemail@ gmail.com. Fixed hourly rate. Remote or onsite service.

Sunshine Quilts

Quality Machine Quilting Service Ph: Robyn 5433 0501 or 0409 573 906 Email: squilts@bigpond.com

Positions Vacant Ph: 5494 6133

Fax: 5494 6462

Woodlands in conjunction with Workplace Central, are looking for staff in the following fields:• Diesel Mechanic – to work on wide range of vehicles, HC licence

preferred but not essential • Welder / Boilermaker - must be qualified and have experience in various types of welding ( eg mig, tig, stick, oxy, plasma) and fabricating • General Maintenance Labourer – general farm maintenance, some hand tools will be required. Chainsaw ticket essential for felling of trees.

If you are interested in these positions, please apply either in person to Woodlands office at 2814 Old Gympie Road, Beerwah, or e-mail your resume to sday@workplacecentral.com.au Conditions do apply to this position.

If you have any avian species at home (ie chickens, ducks, budgies etc) you are not eligible for biosecurity reasons.

Only successful applicants will be contacted.

Casual Labourer (poultry farm) must have current licence and registered vehicle. Quarantine requires no caged birds, poultry or pigs at home. Some weekend and after hours work will be required. Ph 0490 456 481.

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For Sale cont.

Positions Vacant Cont.

WANTED Taxi Driver for Beerwah Glasshouse area.

Do you live locally? Not ready to retire or need extra cash? Have four shifts available. Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights 4pm – 5:30am. Would suit the right driver who loves driving and meeting new people. Best way to become a part of our wonderful community. Please call 0403 510 042. Immediate start.

Commission based.

Full Time Junior Office Assistant

CQM Engineering Pty Ltd is looking for someone to join our team in a junior administration role. We are a small business who provide maintenance services to the quarry industry, and our office is located in Glass House Mountains.

This is an excellent entry level role for someone wanting to begin their career in administration. The busy and varied role will grow with the right person and will cover all aspects of general office administration.

The successful applicant will be provided with all necessary training and support, but must be eager to learn and take on new challenges, have strong communication skills, be able to work independently and have a basic to intermediate proficiency in Microsoft Office. Any experience with MYOB would be an advantage If you think this role could be what you are looking for, please forward your resume to admin@cqmeng.com.au no later than Friday 11th November 2016. We also welcome any 2016 school leavers to apply.

Shade Sails / Waterproof Sails ALSO - Clear Blinds, Canvas Accessories, Camping Mats & Covers

Sam 0401 902 358

Still plenty of 4x4 round sugar cane mulch. Also 4ft x 4ft round lucerne with 30% oat.

Square bales of cane mulch and square bales of lucerne and square bales of grassy lucerne Ph 0439 290 814 & ask for David.

Kia Spectra Hatchback 2002 $1800, 6 months Reg, reliable unit, 227,450km, A/C needs work. Phone after 6pm 5494 1380.

Clivias 35cm $30ea and 20cm $15ea. Spathiphyllum 20cm $15ea. Crocheted hand towels and new cookbooks, picture frames and knick-knacks. 8am – 12pm Saturday - 24 Romar Road, Glass House Mountains.

BERTO’S RO

CHEESECAKES

Order today, call Steve (07) 5494 9563 Email: ordercakestoday@gmail.com

Toys & comics 1930-1980 badges, cricket bats, breakfast cereal toys, Dinky & Matchbox cars, tin toys, dolls, oil tins, vinyl records, vintage surfboards.

Please text or phone Steve 0421 030 056

COINS

Buying & Selling Australian / world coins & banknotes Also accessories: Albums, coin holders, catalogues & plastic pages

Volunteers required for Glasshouse Mountains State School Breakfast Club. Tues and Thurs mornings starting at 6.30am and finished by 9am. Blue card required or ability to obtain one. Ph 0428 749 398.

Postal service available on the above items

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Markets

Currimundi Farmers Market - Buderim St, Currimundi (in State School) Sunday 7am – 12noon Collectorama Antique Shows - Nambour Showgrounds 4 times a yr ... Next shows: Sat 3rd Sept. & Sat 5th Nov.

Maleny Sunday Market

Phone Peter 5492 2408 Cars, Bikes, Caravans & Boats

TREVOR HELEN JAKEMAN FOR ALL YOUR STEEL&SUPPLIES CONTACT 168 Whites Road, Landsborough 4550 TREVOR & HELEN JAKEMAN Phone: 54 941031 Mobile: 0427400130

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Shop 15, 60 Simpson St (Near Neddys)

1998 Ford Falcon XH Ute, black, comes with 2 x spare tyres, new Tonneau cover & extra spares. Runs well. Need to sell quickly $2,000 ono 0458 674 988.

Pets & Livestock

DOG STYLE MOBILE DOG WASH & CLIPPING

Phone Tina 0414 233 751

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Your friendly local pet shop Mon-Fri 8am – 5.30pm Thurs til 6pm Sat 7.30am-12noon

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To Rent/Lease/Let OFFICE FOR LEASE Adjacent to Landsborough Medical Centre. Suit allied health or other professional, in established health precinct.

48 sq metres, airconditioned, partitioned, ready to move in. Contact docvoc@bigpond.com.au

Wanted To Rent/Lease/Let Wanted urgently liveable shed or granny flat approx $150/week. Ph 0411 590 339.

LIVEABLE SHED / GRANNY FLAT required for female with 1 dog and cat. Excellent references Ph 0407 594 785 - URGENT.

Garage Sale BEERWAH 197 Mawsons Road Sat 6am – 2pm.

Moving monster garage sale, everything must go, cheap, cheap, cheap.

GLASSHOUSE MOUNTAINS 6 Burgess Street, Sat 7am. Downsizing, everything must go.

GLASSHOUSE MOUNTAINS 56 Coonowrin Road, Sat 7am – 2pm. Something for everyone.

MALENY 429 Mountain View Road, Sat from 7am.

Lots of stuff.

For October 19 edition

RHS FLAT BAR ANGLE PIPE HOUSE POSTS SHEET PLATE CHANNEL MESH PURLINS

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168 Whites COMPETITIVE PRICESRoad, Landsborough STEEL CUT TO 4550 SIZE RHS;Phone: FLAT BAR; ANGLE; HOUSE0427 POSTS; CHANNEL; 5494 1031 PIPE;Mobile: 400 130 SHEET; PLATE;jakemansteel@hotmail.com MESH; DEFORMED BAR; PLASTIC; TRENCH MESH; CHAIRS, email: www.jakemansteel.com.au

2NDS ALSO AVAILABLE IN SHEET ALL STEEL SUPPLIES AT COMPETITIVE PRICES AND CUT TO SIZE

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Volunteers Wanted

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7.30am - 11am & 3pm - 5pm

Wholesale Cakes & Pastries

Disability Support Worker required to assist a male adult with a physical disability in Mooloolah, Sunshine Coast. 2 x 2 hr shifts every second week 7.00am – 9.00am for personal care using hoist. Must have current First Aid/CPR Certificate and Yellow Card.

Send resume to contact@121care.org.au Casual Bar Attendant required for immediate start, must have experience in TAB, Keno and Gaming.

Excellent customer service skills required. Must be available to work weekends and nights. Please forward resume and covering letter to landspub@bigpond.net.au.

8am - 2pm RSL Hall (opp Pub) Art, craft, collectables, clothes, books, food, coffee, cafe, fruit & veg + more Stall holders welcome - enquiries 0448 423 919

Pets & Livestock Cont.

hardwood timber building & fencing: boards, beams, posts & rails - all sizes (up to 9inch). Also firewood avail. Ph: 0429 496 283

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Hearing better now

Adoring wife

“Sugar why don’t you sit down by the table and we’ll start supper,” said Dorothy to her husband of 50 years. “Sure thing,” said her husband settling himself down.

“Now darling, would you like the soup first or the salad?” questioned Dorothy.

“Umm I guess I’ll take the soup,” he responded.

After a whole meal of one endearing term after another, their guest Bob couldn’t contain his curiosity any longer. Bob snuck into the kitchen and asked, “Dorothy do you always talk to your husband like that?”

“Bob, I’ll be honest with you,” Dorothy replied. “It’s been five years now, I just can’t remember his name, and I am just too embarrassed to ask him!”

An elderly man was having hearing problems and went to see a specialist. The doctor fitted him with some hearing aids that brought his hearing back to full strength.

After a few weeks, the man came back to make sure the new equipment was working properly, which it was.

The hearing specialist said, “it all seems perfect. Your family should be delighted you can hear everything now.”

“Oh no,” the man responded. “I haven’t told any of them. I just sit quietly, listening carefully. I’ve changed my will four times.”

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SCORPIO October 23 – November 22 With the planets being the Sun and Mercury, all done up in your intense, focused, obsessive sign, everything urges you to get down to business and research some financial facts. If you have been thinking about taking on a new responsibility, you will need to stick to the best way to do it.

Sweeping changes in your appearance.

SAGITTARIUS November 23 – December 22 Your social life picks up and you and your friends give each other encouragement to have joyful occasions. You might do something different like all attending a cricket match! Under strong planetary aspects, minor accidents can happen so proceed with caution. New Moon at month’s end is a helpful influence for confidential discussions.

CAPRICORN December – 23 January 19 You may find tremendous explosive pressures building up for you this weekend! To avoid any major outburst that could have lasting repercussions on an intimate relationship, choose to walk away and keep walking until you are calm again. When your daydreaming becomes allconsuming, ask a friend for honest opinions now.

AQUARIUS January 20 – February 20 The New Moon on the last day of October is in the powerful sign of Scorpio. You will instinctively know that there is a subtle, and deep seated change, coming your way over the next few months. It may be connected to business travel and communications. Be receptive to large concepts and some clients will test your ability.

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CANCER June 22 – July 22 With Venus and Neptune together, they urge you to live in the moment, especially with someone delightful! The United States of America was born under your sign and so this weekend with the new Moon in Scorpio all ‘Cancerians’ may see angry people parading around you. See if you can watch a good movie or soccer match!

LEO July 23 – August 22 This could be a time of decision and the need for truth in some family or home matter.

Anyway, under the New Moon on the weekend, being in Scorpio, the pressure is on and you may feel like the rug has been pulled out from under you. This week then could see loads of transformations regarding home and family.

VIRGO August 23 – September 22 This week sees you with an impulsive Mars and a startling Uranus energy bringing to you events and circumstances of the most unexpected kind.

No need to worry as surprises can be great fun.

This New Moon in Scorpio for the weekend will plant a seed of deep understanding so ask any questions at this time.

LIBRA September 23 – October 22 Perhaps there is a family that will suddenly move and have the potential to disturb you.

This week with the New Moon in Scorpio a relationship responsibility needs review and attention. You will need to think about a goal for the future. Some good news from the planet Jupiter, that sees you come out ahead financially now.

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PISCES February 20 – March 20 A rather nice sounding name is ‘super New Moon’. This is because of the closeness of that celestial body to this planet and of course the effect it has on most Pisceans. The weekend will temporarily endow you with a new super power, that means the ability to understand anyone’s true motives! You see through people now.

ARIES March 21 – April 20 Support is there this week for making decisions and receiving answers. Various talks are centred on serious subjects. The New Moon on the weekend will be in Scorpio and makes that weekend ideal for you to be alone with your thoughts. You have shrewd business and personal insights into people and situations.

TAURUS April 21 – May 22 The New Moon this weekend will be in the mysterious Scorpio sign. It also teams up with drifty dreamy Neptune, and that accentuates your eating desires. If you have not yet allowed yourself the treat of dressing up, then this is the weekend to disguise yourself and release your inner child! Be social at local clubs.

GEMINI May 22 – June 21 This is a good week for you to jump at the chance to have a meeting to resolve problems.

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