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The Glasshouse Country Orchid Society held their 30th annual Spring Orchid Spectacular at the Beerwah Community Hall last Friday and Saturday. The group’s members were kept busy from 8.30am by local orchid enthusiasts wanting inspiration and getting in early to purchase the wonderful orchids on sale. Fortunately the club’s youngest member, Caitlin Smith, aged 8 (almost 9), was on school holidays so she was busy working on the day with her fellow members who ranged in age into their mid-80s. It would seem that you are never too young or too old to admire these beauties and appreciate the work involved in keeping them.
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What'sHappening September/October 2017 27-29, Wednesday-Friday Redcross Blood Donormobile comes to town at Beerwah, find them on Simpson Street (near the Coop) (Wednesday) 2.30pm - 6pm, (Thursday) 11.30am - 6pm, (Friday) 8am - 1pm. Remember to bring your photo I.D. To book your appointment call 13 14 95 or visit www. donateblood.com.au.
28 Thursday Fix It Cafe is on at the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre from 9am to noon, so get your things ready that need fixing. The team will have a look and, if it is fixable, a fee of $5 per item is charged and that goes to the Neighbourhood Centre. 30 Saturday
Peachester Village Markets from 9am - 2pm run by the Peachester QCWA at the Peachester Hall. There will be stalls selling bromeliads, other plants, preserves, cards, jewellery, toys, cooking, soaps, children’s clothes and much more. New stallholders welcome. Contact Joan 5494 9521 or Coral 5494 9775.
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Why not drop by and experience some of Maleny’s pioneer past by visiting Pattemore House (Fairview, built in 1907) open from 1pm - 4pm at 15 Porters Lane. Entry is $5, children free. Also in the Precinct is the 5th Light Horse Regiment’s Beersheba Living Museum, located at Parklands Drive, entry via donation.
(October), Friday-Monday Kenilworth ArtsFest Exhibition at Kenilworth Hall, Friday, Saturday, Sunday from 10am - 4pm and Monday from 10am - 1pm. Kenilworth ArtsFest is an annual competitive art exhibition showcasing paintings, sculpture, ceramics and poetry by artists from the Sunshine Coast and Hinterland. Entry is $5 and all art works are for sale. www.kenilwortharts.org.au
1 Sunday The Glasshouse Musos will be at the Eudlo Hall, Rosebed Street, Eudlo from 1pm to 4pm. There is no entry fee. There is a bar, delicious homemade cakes and savouries and fresh brewed coffee, or enjoy an icy cold cider or beer. New acts are welcomed, or just come along and enjoy the music, food and fun.
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Wow! On Saturday morning we headed out to the Mooloolah Recreation Grounds (on the left hand side of Mooloolah Connection Road when you are heading into the township) to the official opening of the town’s newest recreation facility. Finally the younger kids of Mooloolah have got their own skate park to use and, on the day of the official opening, it was amazing just how many local kids were giving it a go. Timed to be open for the school holidays, it was certainly proving to be pretty popular with kids on skateboards and scooters. This facility is a great place for the younger kids to learn and develop their skills, however for someone like myself with appalling coordination, I still think as a kid I would have been intimidated. However, there were kids as young as two (on their little pedal-less bikes) even giving it a crack, so it seems there are plenty of young fearless kids out there! So, for all the media attention that is given to discussion about young kids these days having too much screen time – this has got to be a great addition to our community. It is a great place for the kids to expend some energy and for families to catch up and connect while having fun in the great outdoors! Regards,
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CONTACT 4 Wednesday Trivia night at the Landsborough Pub – get your team of four together and come along for fun and prizes. Starts at 6.30pm, or come earlier and grab one of the 2 for 1 meal offers (selected menu). Free entry. 5 Thursday Want to have your say about ongoing internet and mobile phone reception issues around the Mooloolah area? Telstra staff will be attending this month’s Mooloolah breakfast meeting hosted by Cr Jenny McKay from 7.30am at Kenny’s @Mooloolah, 1 Jones Street, Mooloolah. Free to attend.
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Local News Very welcoming dinner There was an absolutely full house at the Maleny Show Pavilion last Wednesday when the Maleny Blackall Range Lions Club held their 12th annual Welcome Dinner for locals who have moved to Maleny and district in the past twelve months. With 240 present on the night, and more than half of them new residents, it was a great opportunity for Adrian and Jo Donaldson
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Mooloolah Skate Park grand opening! Last Saturday, the Mooloolah Valley Community Association (MVCA), in partnership with the Sunshine Coast Council, officially opened the brand new Mooloolah Skate Park to an appreciative crowd. The celebrations, which kicked off at 10am, were well attended by local families and community members as well as Cr Jenny McKay, Mark McArdle MP and Andrew Powell MP. Long standing secretary of the MVCA, Anita Verwayen, is thrilled that the association has been able to respond to ongoing community requests for a local skate park and, after nearly two years of discussions, community engagement and project applications, Mooloolah now has a fantastic new kid-friendly facility located in the heart of town at the Recreation Ground. “The new skate ramp has primarily been designed for children under 12, however we would hope that children of all ages can enjoy it and be respectful of the younger kids who may well be tomorrow’s skateboard champions!” Anita said.
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Mooloolah cowboy riding high Even though local Mooloolah cowboy Ian Day was bucked off his bull at the Mooloolah Rodeo, he continues to lead the over 40s Gundy Pub Jackpot Bullriding series. Ian, 41, travels hundreds of kilometres each weekend with his partner and kids, "living the dream" as he puts it. After being stepped on by his bull last month he had a few weeks off bullriding and slipped a few places in the Queensland standings, but he remains in the top five and in with a good chance to qualify for the senior pro bull riding world finals in the USA.
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The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has confirmed that the progressive mail-out of the Australian Marriage Postal Survey is going to schedule and all eligible Australians should have received their forms by Monday, September 25. ABS Deputy Australian Statistician and Taskforce Lead Jonathan Palmer said, “We’re aware that there are people who’ve moved house and haven’t updated their address on the Electoral Roll. “To make sure they have their say, they can update their address by contacting the ABS via our website – www.marriagesurvey.abs.gov.au – or by calling the Information Line on 1800 572 113. “A replacement form will be sent to their current address and the form sent to their old address will be made invalid,” he said. “After 25 September, people who haven’t received their survey materials can also request new materials via the ABS website or the Information Line. “The survey materials will contain a new survey form, a Reply Paid envelope and instructions on how to complete the survey,” he said. Mr Palmer said the ABS was also aware of media reports of people opening former tenants’ mail and returning their completed survey forms. “If you receive a survey form not addressed to you, do the right thing and just return it to sender. It’s illegal to open others’ mail, unless you have their express permission as a trusted person,” he said. “When a replacement form is issued, the previous form will be invalidated and if it has been received its response will not be counted. “Stealing or tampering with mail is a criminal offence that carries serious penalties,” he said.
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Single-use plastic bags and drink containers are among the worst polluters of our environment. Drink containers are estimated to contribute nearly a quarter of all litter collected in Queensland, while single-use plastic bags contribute to the death of hundreds of thousands of birds and sea mammals nationwide. Member for Glass House Andrew Powell said plastic bags are persistent and toxic in the environment and every year Queenslanders use one billion plastic bags, many of which cause significant environmental damage because they take 1000 years to decompose. Call Scott and Haidee “So called ‘biodegradable’ bags pose an even on 5499 4656 greater risk, because they break into smaller www.polyculture.com.au bits that resemble food for sea creatures. Nearly POLYCULTURE HOLISTIC LAND USE ADVISOR a third of sea turtle deaths in Moreton Bay are caused by ingestion of plastic bags and 70% of Loggerhead turtles in Queensland have ingested BDSc plastic,” Andrew said. The bag ban will affect lightweight plastic shopping bags, including the biodegradable kind, Shop 2, 7 Turner St, Beerwah which will no longer be supplied to the customer. (next to Beerwah Post Office) The ‘Container Refund Scheme’ is similar to HOURS: Monday to Thursday 8.00am till 5.00pm the model used in South Australia for 40 years, Friday and Saturday mornings by appointment which has effectively cut down on littering. Most drink containers between 150ml and 3 litres will beerwah mechanical_quarter page ad final_FA_hi res.pdf 2 14/08/2017be 7:26:08 PM eligible for a 10 cent refund and both schemes are set to be introduced on the July 1, 2018. Easy parking and access HICAPS available Pty Ltd
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Lifeline SafeTalk workshop at Maleny The Maleny Wellbeing Group hopes to offer SafeTalk training to as many people in Maleny and the Hinterland as possible to build resilience and empower our Hinterland communities. Supported by Sunshine Coast Council, Lifeline Sunshine Coast will present a three-hour SafeTalk training workshop at the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre on Saturday October 28. The workshop will run from 9.30am until 12.30pm and is being specifically targeted at this stage as training for club members of sporting groups and community clubs/organisations. The training will provide steps for a simple method of engagement with people at risk of suicide and how to connect them with resources that can carry out a full scale intervention. The cost of the workshop will be $15 (cash only
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Glass House Mountains camel milk dairy, QCamel, and Hinterland restaurant and venue, Flaxton Gardens, are demonstrating the power of innovative collaboration in the local food industry with the two businesses having recently partnered to bring camel milk from the paddock to the plates of local diners. Family-owned dairy QCamel was the first to produce pasteurised camel milk in Australia, which they lovingly made Yasmin Brisbane and Alan using ethical, organic and sustainable Tho mpson with Charlie farming practices. Their camels are pasture fed in a no-cull environment where they share the milk with the calves. QCamel Director Lauren Brisbane said their product is “nature’s healthiest milk, camel milk is not only delicious but assists with restoring a healthy gut and bowel. “Camel Milk is nearly identical in taste to regular milk. Some people note it is slightly salty with a sweet after taste. Although low in fat, it has a delicious creamy body to it,” she said. Taking advantage of this unique flavour and texture, Flaxton Gardens’ Executive Chef and Director, Alan Thompson, has created a delightfully innovative dessert, Camel Milk & Vanilla Bean Panacotta with Rhubarb. Alan said camel milk is beautifully sweet to taste and has a very smooth texture. The sweetness of the camel milk balances well with the tartness of the rhubarb. “What better way than working with an exciting product that has been used for centuries but not yet made it into Australia’s everyday diet,” he said.
On a personal note, after a taking a bit of time away from our business for holidays and time off to progress renovations, it’s been great to get back and get stuck into work again. Sometimes in business (and life in general) it’s easy to get tunnel vision and I can heartily recommend time off to rest, relax and get a fresh perspective. As spring rolls on, its time to enjoy to the last of the cool weather and don’t forget to allow for some personal chill time to keep fresh and enjoy your life. Coming up for our October networking breakfast on Tuesday the 10th we have a great venue at Spicers Tamarind and our speakers are Arts Connect discussing Sculpture on the Edge, one of South East Queensland’s premier sculpture events, now in its seventh year. Book via the Maleny Commerce website. This is our second last event for 2017. Hot topic on the streets of Maleny at the moment, is Sunshine Coast Council parking officers visiting to notify and enforce parking regulations on Maple Street and surrounds. After checking in with council we have been informed they are currently undertaking a warning notification period for breaching of timed regulated parking areas, but in approximately two weeks new signs will be in place and fines will be issued for overstaying times indicated in regulating parking areas. It’s unfortunate that Maleny requires regulation and enforcement, but signs by themselves are often ignored and we must remember that these are shared public spaces for the benefit of a growing community and a growing number of visitors. In the long term (long term being next week), Maleny does need more public parking investment by our council to ensure there is adequate parking for our growing popularity. Keep up the good business Maleny, Cheers, Spencer
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Community News Mountain View Challenge on again
The Lions Club of Maleny Blackall Range, Mountain View Challenge is on again for its sixth year. The annual event has attracted runners from all over South East Queensland as well schools entering teams of pupils and parents. Last year’s event saw over 220 runners, from the experienced athletes competing in the half marathon events, to primary school pupils entering the 3,000m run. The event raises funds for Childhood Cancer Research, a disease close to the heart of many families throughout Australia. Research is ongoing and needs support to try to find a cure for this dreadful disease. The Mountain View Challenge is being held on Sunday October 15 at the Maleny Showgrounds. There is a half marathon (21.1km), 10,000m, 5,000m and 3,000m runs, and a 3,000m family walk. The half marathon, 10,000m and 5,000m event route follows the edge of the Blackall Range overlooking the magnificent Glass House Mountains. The half marathon event has challenged athletes who say its undulating route is the best they have run and the most competitive. The shorter events have attracted both seasoned athletes and school pupils from as far afield as Caloundra. The 3,000m event last year saw the Caloundra City Private School winning the Schools Participation Trophy with 14 students competing. They will again be back to defend the trophy this year.
There is prize money for the Half Marathon, 10,000m and 5,000m runs, with the main focus of the 3,000m run being for primary schools to put in a team to compete for the participation trophy for their school. The school with the most participants wins the trophy for their school trophy cabinet for the year. There is also a team’s trophy and prize money for the 10,000m event with the team with the lowest aggregate times for the first three runners across the line. This event is well supported by sponsors: the Sunshine Coast Council, ReMax Hinterland, Your Insurance Brokers, Maleny Realty, Pacific KKonut and Maleny District Sport and Recreation Club. Full details about the event and online registration can be accessed through the website: malenyblackallrange.qld.lions.org.au/projectsmvc.
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Be sure to visit the Beerwah Library to see the display of photographs entered into this year’s Rotary Calendar Competition. Official announcements and awards sponsored by Australia Zoo will be presented to the winners this Friday, September 29, at 4pm. The public is more than welcome to attend the presentation which includes nibbles and drinks.
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Cat and dog owners should have received their annual Sunshine Coast Council animal registration renewal notices which need to be paid for by September 30. Community Programs Portfolio Councillor Jenny McKay said registration of cats and dogs was an important part of responsible pet ownership. “All cats and dogs must be registered with council each year,” Cr McKay said. “Not only does registration information help council to reunite lost pets with their owners, it also helps in planning for dog friendly areas and infrastructure, such as dog off-leash parks.” There are 44,925 dogs and 9,031 cats registered with council. Significant registration fee discounts apply for dog and cat owners who have had their pets de-sexed and micro-chipped with the cost being just $13 or free for pensioners. There is also the option of a lifetime registration for de-sexed and micro-chipped cats that is only $78 with no annual renewal required. Registration is free for pets under six-monthsold. New residents to the Sunshine Coast can transfer their cat or dog registration for free, so if you’ve recently moved to the area now is the time to contact council and register your pet.
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Maleny Bowls Club will be starting their next twilight barefoot bowls competition on Wednesday night, October 4. Club Chairman Graeme Glover said that twilight barefoot bowls is a great opportunity to take advantage of warm Hinterland evenings for some socialising and physical activity. “Bowling is fun, active and definitely not just for the retirees,” he said. The Wednesday nights kick off at 6pm with a delicious sausage burger. Games commence at 6.30pm with teams of three playing twelve ends. After the games, results are announced and prizes awarded and the evening is generally concluded around 9pm. Bowlers enjoy the bowling along with the not so serious competition and, at the same time, show great improvement in their bowling skills. Bowls and instruction are supplied along with your burger, all for just $13. The club invites members of the local community to start to get their teams of three organised and to come along on this Wednesday night to register. Alternatively, they can leave their team details on the club phone: 5494 2335. “If you don’t have a team, come along anyway and we will find a team for you – and no experience necessary,” Graeme said.
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Moo fun at Moo Fest
Contributed by Nat Pettingill The recent Moofest held at the Mooloolah Recreation grounds was a huge success with heaps of children and families from everywhere attending. Nickleby the Magician was a huge hit with parents and children, engaging the crowd with his humour and magic. Children also loved the animal farm, photo booth, kids zone, and trying to balance on the slacklines thanks to the Bruise Bros. Everyone enjoyed watching Shane Christensen work on carving a log into a beautiful king parrot which will be auctioned online via the Fusion fundraising dinner next month. Then the last band, Fat Picnic, and their funky tunes got the crowd moving and dancing till the very end. It was a great decision by the Moofest committee to finish at 7pm this year so we could say goodbye to Moofest 2017 with an amazing display of fireworks thanks to KC Fireworks. We hope everyone had an awesome day out at Moofest this year. Thanks again to Whites IGA and Bassett Barks, our major sponsors, and all other sponsors, as well as all our dedicated volunteers that made this day possible and, most importantly, affordable for families. Moofest has always been about families and giving them a quality and affordable fun day out and it just keeps getting better each year. Big thanks also to Fusion and all the volunteers they send to help.
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Become a home library volunteer Did you know Sunshine Coast Libraries provide a home library service which delivers books to borrowers who for one reason or another cannot access a library branch? You may be eligible for this free service if you: • Live in the Sunshine Coast region and are frail or unwell; • Suffer from a long-term illness (a short-term incapacity may also qualify); • Have no one who can visit on your behalf. This is a vital service that allows people who are unable to visit a library branch to continue to experience the magic of reading. The Home Library Services Coordinator determines eligibility and teams you with a suitable volunteer. The volunteer chooses, delivers and returns books and other items. Items are chosen based on availability and the profile created by you upon entry to this service. The volunteer also offers the valuable social contact that people receive when they visit their favourite library which is a real community hub and meeting place. The Home Library service at Maleny has been running successfully for several years and involves delivering books directly to our residents and suiting the interests of each individual. Some residents who used to read books a lot have changed to audio books as they enjoy the journey while they listen to their stories. To find out more about the home library service phone 5475 8989 or head to the libraries contact form on council’s library website: https:// library.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au. Trees Exhibition For those who can make it into Maleny Library, head to the launch of Judi Parkinson’s Trees Exhibition at 5.30pm on October 3. Judi is a multi-media artist who uses photography and videography to create therapeutic storytelling images for use in the care industry, including Dementia Specific Units, therapists and home carers. In this exhibition, she uses oil paints to explore the strength and harmony of trees and nature in her garden and local landscapes from Flaxton and Landsborough to Harper Creek. No bookings are necessary to attend the launch and the exhibition will run until October 31.
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The Australian Marriage Law Postal Survey 2017 is now open. Should the law be changed to allow same-sex couples to marry? This is your chance to have your say on whether Australian law should be changed to allow same-sex couples to marry. Just answer ‘yes’ or ‘no’ on the form. Put it in the Reply Paid envelope and mail it back today. If you haven’t received your survey form, need a replacement or more information, go to www.marriagesurvey.abs.gov.au Your response will be completely confidential.
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ChristmasFeasting Well, that is it – time to throw my hands in the air and say, “It’s official! The countdown is now on for Christmas.” We kind of have an unwritten rule here at GC&M News that we try not to include too much about the idea of Christmas until at least October (so we are a couple of days early), and then once the first mention has been made, that’s it, we declare the ‘Preparation for the Festive Season’ now open. We are starting off kind of gently with this one
pager on ‘Christmas Feasting’. We do feel it is our duty to scare and shock you with the knowledge that you need to start booking all of your tasty Christmas treats now, as we don’t want you to be disappointed. And most importantly, you need to get busy organising Christmas parties, dinners and catch ups with friend, workmates and family. If it is a nice relaxed lunch with garden views you're after, then you can’t go past the Hideaway at Beerwah, and if you love a great traditional Indian meal, you can’t go past booking a table at Bombay Bliss. Or for something a little different, Daepo Korean BBQ has the awesome buffet along with a great range of items on the menu. But, if it is catering
for a Christmas at work or home that you are thinking about, I reckon just close your eyes and visualise what you would most like someone else to make for you. For Christmas Day you will want to make sure you have the best ham around, and you can’t go past Barry Family Butchers – Peachester Gold, award winning ham. For the work Christmas party, I am thinking platters of tasty chicken wings, selection of some nice lamb cutlets or some fat sausages, then talk to the crew at Meat at Landsborough. Okay, now you are in the right head space – get on the phone and start placing your orders. Ahh, work done... sit back and relax now until December.
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School News Blues Brothers rocked Beerwah
Contributed by Deb Ives Students from Beerwah State School were rehearsed, excited and ready to perform at the school's bi-annual concert in the last week of term. With both a matinee and evening show, parents, friends and students alike enjoyed two hours of spectacular performances. The Senior Band performed under the direction of music teacher Ms Deady, while the Junior Beginner Band had the opportunity to make their debut to an enthusiastic audience. Highlights of the concert included the combined Prep classes who delivered a Disney's 'Moana' rendition that delighted the crowds with amazing props and stage presence. The Blues Brothers, Fireflies, and The Trolls also made guest appearances. Year 6 students entertained the crowd between acts with hilarious and simple skits. The students and teachers will enjoy a welldeserved rest in the holidays after all the time and effort of planning, costume and prop making, and performing on stage. Congratulations to all those involved.
The Year 5 students as part of the Blues Brothers act
Jungle Book success
Contributed by Chelsa Harry Students from Glenview State School gave an extraordinary performance of the Rudyard Kipling favourite, The Jungle Book. Over three days of performances, students enjoyed a full house of stunned parents, friends and members of the Glenview and Mooloolah communities. “It really was well beyond what we expected,” said one visiting mother. Plenty of blood, sweat and tears had gone into the production of the musical. Costumes made by Lee McCrae were “theatre company” level and the naturally brilliant acting from the lead roles left many suggesting that the show should be taken to theatres in Brisbane. As a director the experience was a humbling one, you put in the hours and hope like crazy that
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you’ve chosen the right kids for the job, and then you sit back in awe as they totally blow you away with their confidence. Glenview has created a name for itself over the past five years, with a steady flow of musical accolades coming their way. Where to from here? It seems the sky is the limit.
Science exploration at Australia Zoo
Contributed by Michelle Lenz Students from Year 3 & 4 at Mooloolah State School took a great Australia Zoo adventure to consolidate their science curriculum this term. Year 3 students attended a 'Tribe talk' about life cycles and animal classifications, whilst the Year 4 students attended a separate talk about endangered species, ecosystems and protection. The students then had opportunities to explore the zoo and visit the animal hospital and attend the croc and bird show. They saw zebras, tigers, crocs, birds, koalas and a whole lot more. They all had a wonderful experience and many had not attended the zoo before.
When asked what their favourite experience for the day was, they answered with: “Zebras, tigers, the animal hospital and the shows." They just wished they could just stay longer.
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Helping your child become school ready Did you know that Glass House Mountains Early Education Centre offers a quality driven Kindergarten program with highly experienced teaching staff? With the added convenience of providing long day care hours if required, both working and at home parents may also be eligible for the government funded Kindergarten program subsidy offered through the Centre. With an aim to providing complete social and emotional preparation for school, the (kindergarten) School Ready Room focuses on developing independence and self reliance in children. Building ability and confidence, developing sound decision making choices and encouraging children to ask for assistance if required are some of the skills the children develop - all within an engaging and stimulating environment. Silvia Thomas is the early childhood teacher at Glass House Mountains Early Education Centre and as a highly qualified teaching professional she brings 30 years experience to her position. Silvia has a wealth of knowledge behind her, and over the years she has worked in a range of different types of educational settings including long day care and preschools, community based and privately run kindergartens.
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She has lectured at TAFE in early childhood studies and is constantly engaged with new developments in her industry to ensure that she provides an excellence of teaching that benefits her own passion and the nurturing of her students. Running the ‘School Readiness Room’, Silvia loves engaging with the four and five year olds as she helps them build the skills and knowledge to ensure the smoothest transition possible to ‘big school’. The Centre has a strong focus on STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) activities as well as plenty of nature inspired play. Earlier this year the classroom added a brand new interactive ‘Smart Board’ which is proving to be very exciting for the school ready children. Other popular projects this year have included an intensive ‘Paddock to Plate Vegetable Program’, learning about the life cycle of lizards (including watching them hatch!), building with project blocks and using counting and matching shapes skills, as well as using problem solving skills to make ‘monster trucks’. Locally based staff member Reanna Randall is Assistant Educator in the school ready room and is currently completing her Diploma in Childcare services from the Australian Institute of Early Childhood Studies.
A mother of four, Reanna comes from an Indigenous background and loves to help educate and encourage child friendly activities that incorporate the importance of Indigenous cultural heritage. With the support of the Centre, Reanna draws upon her cultural connections to plan activities for the children that familiarise them with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture such as painting, Dreamtime stories and dancing. Assisting with the children aged between four and five, Reanna truly loves interacting with them as they discover new things, learn and grow. Outdoor play is a huge focus for the children and a wonderful opportunity to learn more about outside environments. Recently the children discovered a beetle and small lizard in their outdoor area and so there have been fresh activities and discussions around the habitat and eating habits of these creatures. This is great example of the Centre’s focus of encouraging learning activities that lead on from the interests of the children. For an obligation free tour of the centre, or even to just ask a few questions, please call 5438 7311, or call in to 2 Page Street, Glass House Mountains (no appointment necessary).
Community call out! To assist with current STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) activities, the Centre is looking for a donation of a pH water testing kit.
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Sculptures on the Edge 2017 is now in its eighth year and this year is shaping up to be the biggest year yet and for the first time the event includes ‘Dinner with the Stars’ to be held on Sunday October 15. Sculptures on the Edge features around 40 sculptural pieces, created by over 30 artists, set amongst the stunning rainforest gardens at Spicers Tamarind Retreat in Maleny. As the sun goes down guests will be able to wander the tranquil grounds whilst admiring the sculptures and enjoying canapes and beverages. This will be followed by a Thai banquet prepared by The Tamarind Head Chef Dan Jarrett, along
with matching wines. Kaye Leach, president of Arts Connect, will then host the evening, interviewing Elli Schlunke the artists throughout the night to hear their inspiration on creating their unique pieces. The artists include last year’s first prize winner Miles Allen, Montville based glass artist Tina Cooper, first time entrants Jules McRae and Charles McGuire, and Elli Schlunke from Kenilworth, the 2015 People’s Choice Award winner for her work Mammuthus. See ad on page 22 for more information.
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Following on from their success at the Regional Achievement and Community Awards, Hive Haven of Beerburrum is one of three finalists this year in the category of Super Agricultural Innovation Award. Hive Haven of Beerburrum has 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. Along with the awards being presented by the judges, there is also the opportunity for the finalist across all categories who receives the most votes to be announced as the winner of the People's Choice award. If you know what a great job Ann and Jeff Ross have done in developing Hive Haven, then head along to the awards website and vote for them: https://poll.fbapp.io/ qldcaa17. You can vote for one person, once per day. The poll closes at midnight on Monday November 13. Good luck, Ann and Jeff.
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Subway Glenview Grand Re-Opening Celebrations! The crew at Subway Glenview are getting super excited about their grand re-opening sale celebration on Saturday September 30th. Perfectly timed to coincide with the last weekend of the school holidays – bring the kids, check out the fresh new look store and menu options, and enjoy a fantastic buy one get one free offer all day Saturday! New owner is Glass House Mountains local Anthony Smith, who is really looking forward to ‘getting his teeth’ into the new business.
He has employed a new bunch of enthusiastic ‘sandwich artists’ and the entire crew is pumped up and ready for a busy day of re-opening celebrations. As well as an awesome buy one get one free offer, the re-opening launch will also feature balloons, giveaways, and a few surprises on the day. The locally owned family business is conveniently situated at 2632 Steve Irwin Way, inside the BP Service Station at Glenview. It’s the perfect accessible location for great tasting, fresh and well priced meal options that will satisfy all appetites quickly and easily. The re-opening launch will be a great opportunity for Anthony and the crew to showcase the fresh new Subway branding, exciting menu choices guaranteed to tempt the tastebuds and a new and convenient online ordering experience – and they even have free WiFi! The Glenview team pride themselves on making your Subway sandwich perfectly to order, exactly the way you like it on delicious freshly baked bread.
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You Said It All welcome
The Maleny Seniors will hold a Street Stall from 8.30am this Friday, September 29, in the kiosk next door to the Maleny Community Centre. Among the items for sale will be these lovely grocery bags made and donated by our member Hazel Clarkson. They are sturdy and some have a lining to hold cold items for a short time. There will also be cakes, jams and preserves and pot plants. Everyone is welcome to come and join us for a coffee as well. Lyn Burgess Maleny Seniors
Peachester Rural Fire Station progress report
The Peachester Rural Fire Brigade Management Committee wishes to thank Peachester residents for their overwhelming and ongoing support for the construction of a fire station at The Old Dip site adjacent to the sports oval. We had over 600 positive responses in support of this site which is the only option that provides the community with reliable access to water for firefighting. We are pleased to report that after a long and often arduous journey, QFES has recently approved the commencement of the land acquisition process. The Public Trustee has commenced our Trustee Lease Application and last month contacted the Peachester History Committee (current trustees of the whole site) to obtain approval for the subdivision of the existing Trustee Lease to proceed. Once the Peachester History Committee grants permission, the application can be re-lodged with DNRM and any remaining statutory requirements can be addressed. We look forward to the Peachester History Committee's cooperation in this regard. Secretary Peachester Rural Fire Brigade
Definitely worried
It would appear our LNP State Member doesn’t read the local paper or listen to the voters’ comments, as I am still seeing plenty of signage featuring his photo, which leads me to think he is most definitely worried. We know of his history when in actual Government
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and the mess he made of his various positions, not to mention the people who lost their jobs, courtesy of his party. He wrote a letter a couple of weeks back regarding the flashing lights at Glass House Mountains State School and wished the writer the very best of luck, saying that he had been advocating himself over the years and his efforts were falling on deaf ears. That caused me to sit up and pay attention. Why didn’t he get his mate, the then Minister for Transport Scott Emerson (remember him?) to do something? They had their photo taken at the Reed Street intersection at Glass House Mountains about two weeks before the last election, to announce that traffic lights would be installed, and in my mind, this was the only thing that got him through by the paltry 100 odd votes against the first time Labor bloke, Brent Hampstead. Apparently Scott Emerson didn't take any notice of his efforts then either. We do not need a bureaucrat in Glass House, we need a candidate who is willing to stand up, open his mouth and fight for us. I have not had much to do with Brent Hampstead, however, I believe we need a change and a new broom, someone who will stand up and open his mouth and be heard. Who knows, perhaps he will get the flashing lights flashing once more, or get a new system that will work without continual breakdowns. Remember, they are used at schools and children attend schools. Brian Stallworthy Glass House Mountains
Re: Land clearing
Olive Hocking’s letter (GC&M News, September 20) says that farmers now face unchecked regrowth. This is not true, in fact regrowth older than 1989 is protected. Any clearing of remnant, old regrowth, riparian areas, or steep land requires explanation. You now have to apply for the right to clear. This annoys some, but most landowners know that land use reaches beyond the farm fence. As to the claim that Labor should create more National Parks, here’s a story. In 2000, following extensive research of Queensland biodiversity, the Labor Government, the timber industry, and the conservation movement signed the South East Qld Regional Forest Agreement. The timber industry based in State Forests was in decline, and these areas contained endangered species which deserved protection. The agreement meant that many State Forests were to transition, by 2025, to National Parks. Plantations were to increase supply of timber. It was a historic collaboration of stakeholders, carefully designed, such as we should expect of our governments. And, unbelievably, the LNP refused to support it.
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Federally, Howard refused any funding. Much later the LNP with Environment Minister Andrew Powell (2012-15) reversed some of the original transitions. These included part of Beerwah State Forest, and Brigalow Forests, a large area of Queensland with about 1% protected. Let there be no doubt that the protected estate and all the amazing creatures which live there are safer under a Labor government. For the record Queensland now has almost 8% protected land with 70% of this in National and Conservation Parks, and 30% on private land as Nature Refuges and similar. Large areas are being jointly managed by Traditional Owners; these are not part of the 8%. Gillian Pechey Maleny
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A great win to the Cowboys recently against the Parramatta Eels and I wonder how many people noticed Johnathan Thurston walking around the team room picking up the cans and rubbish and placing it in the garbage bin! While his former team mates sat, pondered and enjoyed a drink, Johnathan quietly took charge of the ‘housework’ – what a great guy and wonderful role model. May he enjoy an exceptional future and his talents be utilised and appreciated throughout the football arena (and beyond). Footy Fan Peachester
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In the Garden Orchid spectacular
The Glasshouse Country Orchid Show last Friday and Saturday was a roaring success again. Despite the big dry, orchid fanciers from Gympie to Bribie displayed hundreds of blooming wonders. Every year we sponsor the cash prizes for the native orchids sections. The native orchids may not be as big and bold as some of the more extravagant breeds ... but they have a charm all of their own. Anyone can grow orchids – whether it’s a basic crucifix variety of one of the tough-as-nails Cymbidiums. And the best place to start is to come along to one of the Glasshouse Country Orchid Society meetings. They’re a friendly mob and will be more than willing to pass on their knowledge and experience... and maybe even help you out with some orchids to get you started. Their next meeting is October 12, 7.30pm at the RSL Hall in Glass House Mountains. New members are always welcome, so don’t be shy. Contact Robyn on 0427 138 168 for more details. They’ve also got a Facebook page (just search for ‘Glasshouse Country Orchid Society’).
Friends of Mary Cairncross Association Where is the rain? With Sue Tanner Walking through the forest with a school group last week I was stunned to see how much leaf litter is on the ground, probably because of the extremely dry weather. Although we looked carefully we found very little fungi and even the giant worms seem to have gone to ground (or deeper underground), but the birds are still calling. We heard whip birds, cat birds, the whompoo and even the Paradise Rifle Bird. A very excited German tourist told us he had seen the male Rifle Bird displaying and the female nearby, only about an hour before we got there – how lucky was he! With school holidays here again (yes, already), the Discovery Centre is humming. Unfortunately the Friends still do not have a retail area, so our visitors, particularly from overseas, can’t get a souvenir of their time here. All in good time I suppose! The volunteers in the centre have been kept busy showing folk around the centre and sharing their knowledge about our beautiful rainforest. The Friends of Mary Cairncross AGM will be held in the meeting room on Saturday October 14 at 10am. Come a little earlier and share a coffee / tea and a chat. All the positions will be declared vacant and this year we really would like a secretary.
Jobs for the yard in October
• Look at top-dressing your lawn. A thin layer of top-dressing soil is best. Any hollow areas need the turf lifted, the soil added underneath, and then replace the turf. Don’t just pile it on top as it will kill the grass and encourage weeds. • Prune fruiting figs so that they shoot new growth – fruit is only produced on new growth. • Watch out for leaf miner in your citrus trees. Recent new growth is susceptible to this burrowing caterpillar. Spray every two to three weeks with a pest spray or white oil to control the problem. • Prune your poinsettias by two thirds to promote strong growth for next autumn. • Vines – flowering or fruiting – will be growing quickly, so keep training them so that they grow where you want them to (not the other way around). • Aphids will start attacking the new growth on roses and citrus. Treat them with a low toxic spray like Natrasoap • Dig lots of compost and manure into the spot where you will be planting your dahlias next month. • Tidy up your pawpaw tree by removing any fungal diseased leaves or fruits. This will help the developing fruits stay healthy as they ripen. Vegetables Plant asparagus, silverbeet, capsicum, pumpkin, choko, zucchini, shallots, cucumber, beans, eggplant, lettuce, okra, radish, spring onion, tomato, sweet corn and sweet potato. Flowers Plant alyssum, amaranthus, torenia, bedding begonia, gomphrena, cosmos, gerbera, marigold, petunia, coleus, portulaca, carnation, salvia, zinnia, aster, celosia, sunflower, calendula, californian poppy, chrysanthemum, dianthus, gloxinia, phlox and snapdragon.
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• Elimbah-Caboolture Herb Club – October 4, 10am meeting at the Caboolture PCYC in Toovey Road, Caboolture. Hear a talk on mushroom plants. Call Ruth on 5496 7649 to find out more. • Native Plants Sunshine Coast – October 8. Due to limited space at our venue this will be a members only event. For further information contact Marie on 5494 9187 or npscevents@gmail.com. • Hibiscus Society, Sunshine Coast Branch – October 8, 10am for 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. • Faunawatch – October 11, 8am 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. • Glasshouse Country Orchid Society – October 12, 7.30pm at the RSL Hall in Glass House Mountains. New members are always welcome, so don’t be shy. Contact Robyn on 0427 138 168. • Peachester Garden Club – October 19, in the garden of Margaret Wallace, 9.30am. Please bring along a chair. Visitors always welcome. For more information phone 5496 9169.
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.
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Living - Arts Photographic art exhibition with Co-ordinator Judi Parkinson
The Spring Open Studio Trail
Eighteen Artists are welcoming visitors to Arts Connect’s popular Spring Open Studios Trail over two weekends: This one, the Queen’s Birthday long-weekend, Saturday to Monday, September 30 to October 2, and then the following weekend, Saturday October 7 and Sunday October 8. The Spring Trail presents a variety of fifteen studio/galleries, each with its own unique ambience. The road trip runs from Maleny and surrounds, through the towns scattered along the top of the Blackall Range, then on to Kiels Mountain and Nambour. Mother Nature will be in full bloom providing scented studio gardens and picturesque scenery along the way. Come and meet the artists! Some are award winning, some are self-taught, others are professionally trained, beginners and advanced. Listen to the stories behind their artworks or browse quietly through their studio/gallery displays; watch them demonstrate their professional skills and feel free to ask about their techniques, materials and inspirations. Many works of art will be available for sale – the perfect memento from meeting the artist and visiting their studio. These Spring Open Studio weekends are in conjunction with the ‘Sculpture on the Edge Exhibition’ at Spicers Tamarind Resort. For more information and studio maps visit www.artsconnectinc.com.au.
Maleny local, Ketakii Jewson-Brown, will be holding a photographic art exhibition at Sarah’s Unplugged for the months of October and November, with the opening night being on Thursday October 5 at 5.30pm. Photographer and poet Ketakii grew up in Maleny and the photographs featured in the exhibition are mostly portraits of Maleny locals with a few landscapes as well. Also in the exhibition is the portrait of her daughter Lalita that was a finalist in the National Photographic Portrait Prize 2015, which has
Award winning photo ‘A look I've Never seen Before’ never been on display in Maleny previously. As a mother with serious time constraints, most of her work is focused on the simple things in life and investigates our relationship with the everyday and often mundane aspects of our lives.
Recollections Landsborough, eight artists, eight stories Starting in mid October, eight local artists will be offering a series of free or low cost workshops to be held at Landsborough School of Arts Memorial Hall. Covering a variety of visual art techniques, each of the artists will conduct their workshops over the course of four weekends commencing Friday October 13. Some workshops will be suitable for adults only and others will also offer a separate children’s workshop. The project will kick off on Friday October 13 with ‘Multi-Coloured Reduction Linoprinting’ presented by Neville Field ($15, not suitable for kids). Casia Faron will host ‘Intuitive Mark Making’ on Saturday October 14 for children under 10, followed by an adults’ workshop Sunday (gold coin donation). The following week Glenis Grey will facilitate ‘Layers of Meaning’ on Friday October 20 which will be an introduction to text and collage ($20, ages 10+). Join Peter Hughes on Saturday October 21
(children under 10) and Sunday November 5 (adults) as he discusses ‘Connecting with Country’. On Sunday October 22 (children under 10) and Saturday November 4 (adults), Cholena Drew Hughes will guide attendees on the process of making ‘sun prints’ ($10) and on Friday October 27, Wayne Smith will demonstrate how to make ‘Memory Keepers’ (free, not suitable for under 12). Michele Deveze will present ‘Stories without Words’ on Saturday October 28 (children aged 6 - 10) and Sunday October 29 (adults) which will use found objects to create personal stories. The final workshop in the project will be presented by Joy Joyce on Friday November 3, entitled ‘Kookaburra Watercolour’, where students will learn basic watercolour skills painting a kookaburra ($15, ages 10+). Bookings are limited. For more information on the workshops, visit Landsborough Hall’s Facebook page or email reddoorart@bigpond.com.
with the Beerwah Grafx Group Contributed by Graeme Lean Supporting artists and connecting communities All location details and information about the artists can be found at the Arts Connect website www.artsconnectinc.com.au
The magic of Alaska’s Glacier Bay has been captured in this image by Graeme. Even on a grey, overcast day, the play of light provides the opportunity for the photographer to achieve stunning results.
The remoteness of this marine park with its inlets, coves and hidden harbours is an adventurer’s paradise.
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Beginning with canapes and drinks among the sculptures, guests will then indulge in a Thai Banquet with matching wines while enjoying unprecendented access to the sculptures featuring in this annual exhibition, and the artists who bring them to life.
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Tall and spotty wedding theme When thinking of a theme for your wedding the first one that comes to mind may not be a tall furry animal, but Ryan Colbran and Yuka Kobayashi tied the knot a few months ago by celebrating their wedding at Australia Zoo with family and friends to coincide with World Giraffe Day! In the days leading up to their big day, Ryan and Yuka paid a visit to their favourite animals – Australia Zoo’s giraffe family, with Skye the gorgeous giraffe stealing a few kisses from the
bride (and even the groom)! Passionate about all things tall and spotty, Yuka even hand-stitched her ring bearer pillow to have Australia Zoo’s resident giraffes, Forrest and Rosie, sewed on. Ryan and Yuka are Australia Zoo annual pass holders who often visit and sit along the African Savannah to watch the herd of eight gorgeous giraffes eat, roam and play on the grassy plains – it’s true love.
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by Sonia Clark The lead up to any wedding can be busy and, let’s face it, sometimes even a teeny bit stressful as you sort through seemingly endless to do lists. For many brides-to-be, a chance to really unwind (a glass or two of bubbles can help), relax and be pampered with a bunch of close girlfriends before the big day is an opportunity not to be missed. A bridal shower or ‘Hen’s Day’ devoted to fun and frivolities is a wonderful way to enjoy pre-wedding time with your nearest and dearest and have some indulgent ‘you time’. Around the Hinterland, we are blessed with a number of options that can suit all budgets and interests, so grab your ‘besties’ and let’s check out a couple of local suggestions. Everyone loves a good pampering session and you can just hear the squeals of joy at the thought of spending a day at the sumptuously appointed Spicers Tamarind Retreat. The retreat offers
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a wonderful array of tailored spa menu and cuisine options, and you can choose a day of laughs, lunch and bubbly or time rejuvenating and revitalising. For local groups, a free shuttle bus service may also be available which gives everyone a chance to let their hair down. All treatments feature the signature ‘foot bath ritual’ designed to allow a blissful start to your experience. Treatments extend from magical 45 minute manicures all the way through to the ultimate decadence of a five hour spa retreat. Whatever you choose, you can truly immerse yourselves in the art of relaxation all set against a fabulously luxurious setting. If you are looking for something a little more traditional and have a bigger group to cater for, then a sit down high tea at The Orangery at Maleny is a popular option. With a Hamptons inspired decor and lashings of vintage chic, this venue certainly knows how to pull out all the stops for a sumptuous high tea. Using local ingredients their cakes ‘are to die for’ and they can easily cater to all size groups with a lovely selection of finger foods, sandwiches and cupcakes, all beautifully presented on traditional tiered stands. If you like the idea of eating off gorgeous vintage inspired crockery in an inviting and welcoming space surrounded by your ladies, then this is the spot for you. For something a little different, Emily Larkin from The Posy Co has been holding ‘Flower Crown’
workshops as a unique way to celebrate bridal showers. Held in collaboration with the talented artisan chefs at Henry & Co at Landsborough, it means that groups up to 20 can enjoy an interactive and hands-on two-hour workshop and also enjoy gorgeous grazing tables which include fresh and dried fruits, nuts, meats and antipasto, while being served with your drink of choice (or maybe BYO bottles of bubbles). The fun-filled workshops are generally held on the weekends and include the cost of all materials, fresh flowers, instructions, and advice on where to source supplies Grazing table at Henry & Co for making headpieces in the future. For more details visit: Spicers Tamarind Retreat, 88 Obi Lane South, Maleny. www.spicersretreats.com The Orangery, 10 Mountain View Road, Maleny. www.orangerymaleny.com.au Henry & Co, 34 Cribb Street, Landsborough. www.henryco.com.au
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Records have been broken at Sunshine Coast University Hospital (SCUH) with a baby boom in August. Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service experienced its greatest number of births in one month, welcoming 284 newborn babies at SCUH. August’s baby boom beat the health service’s previous monthly average of 225 births, and one of these bubs was Harrison Lack of Beerwah, who was born on August 22 at 8.08am weighing in at 8 pounds 10 ounces, his proud parents are Karlee Payton and Mic Lack. Nursing and Midwifery Service Director Cathy Styles said the baby boom kept staff on their toes. “Last month was extremely busy but our staff were amazing, providing quality care to the many new mothers and babies both in the hospital and once they returned home,” Ms Styles said. “We have such wonderful facilities at SCUH
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Over 60% of all Australians are currently considered to be overweight or obese, two thirds of whom are simply not worried about their weight. Excess weight, however, can be a risk factor in developing a number of health conditions including heart disease, type 2 diabetes and sleep apnoea. As the level of excess weight increases, so does the risk of developing these conditions. In addition, being overweight can hamper the ability to control or manage chronic disorders. Your local Amcal pharmacist can help you manage your weight with a free and personalised weight loss consultation. With no appointment necessary, and taking from only 10 minutes, this will include a BMI assessment, waist circumference measurement and blood pressure check. These measurements will help determine your suitability for weight loss products and the right program to suit your needs. These can include pharmacist-only weight loss medicines, which don’t require a prescription. Your local Amcal pharmacist will also monitor your progress and provide advice and support to help manage your health. Take control of your weight today.
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Spring is a very important time in Chinese Medicine – it is represented by the wood element colour green and the liver; and it’s a time for planning and seeing things through. Most people will start exercise and weight loss programs, and eat more green leafy stuff! So how’s your liver? Here are a few signs your body isn’t happy: Unexplained weight gain that exercise and diet won’t budge – this is because your body has been storing toxins in your fat cells to protect you (liver/gallbladder imbalance, Traditional Chinese Medicine - TCM). Allergies (hayfever) – your liver has a huge part to play in your immune system, and antibodies meant to protect you can go haywire creating more histamine with more reactions to allergens (liver/large intestine imbalance TCM). Chronic fatigue or constant exhaustion and brainfog – sound familiar? An overworked liver just can't clear the toxic burden (liver/spleen imbalance TCM). Excessive sweating – have you noticed your body’s odour is more pungent since the weather started warming up? (Kidney/liver imbalance TCM). Acne or skin issues – excessive toxins in your body can change the delicate hormonal balance of our largest organ (liver/lung imbalance TCM). Please call us today for a personalised solution to suit you!
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Out & About Ahoy, me hearties!
It was all hands on deck at Beerwah Kindy! To celebrate the end of Term 3 and the upcoming International ‘Talk-Like-A-Pirate’ Day, Kindy friends grabbed their eye patch and pirate gear to help celebrate. There was a bucket full of fun to be had digging for treasure, hoisting the sails and walking the plank! On Saturday October 7 the Kindy will be throwing open their doors between 9.30am and 11.30am and they invite families to come along to experience Kindy first hand. Enrolment enquiries for 2018 and future years can be made.
Pirate Annabelle ready for to dig for treasure
Pirates Sienna and Sophie traded their treasure for ice-cream
Pirate Ryder brought along his parrot ‘Mario’ to join in the fun
Golden celebration
The Beerwah Lions Club recently marked 50 years since the club was established with a celebration at the Beerwah Golf Club. Guests on the night came from Caloundra, Maleny, Mooloolah Valley, Lake Currimundi Kawana, Morayfield, and
Pirates Elannah and Jackson aboard their ship!
Pirates Amelia, Tex and Mason follow their map in the search for treasure!
Pirate walks the plank
Kindy teachers Elaine, Beccy and Carolyn prepare to take charge of the ship!
Golden Valley Kaperra Lions Clubs as well as past members of the club. There were plenty of memories shared and achievements acknowledged regarding the valuable contribution the club made to both Lions and the local community.
Mooloolah Lions Club guests – Lynda Flanigan, Francis Porter and Carol Moore with Gary Rose and Ron Flanigan
Beerwah Lions John and Lottie Nisbett and Leanne Lovejoy with Trish and Daniel Cashin Maleny Lions Club members Helen Johnston, Sue and Colin Sinclair with Di and Rob Hobson Charter member Ron Boyle and his wife Jan cut the birthday cake
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Peachester Village Festival
This year the Peachester State School P&C has focused on creating community events that create opportunities for the people of our broader community to come together through fun. The Peachester Village Festival on Saturday October 14 from 3pm to 8pm will transform the iconic Peachester Community Hall into a hub of fun and entertainment for the whole community. Peachester band, The Darlington Stripes will be playing and the gorgeous voice of Innesa, along with Peachester’s school band and choir, will delight. There will be Laser Quest, a jumping castle, dancing, magician performances and children’s activities, plus Peachester’s brand-new fire truck will be there. Many new market stalls with very creative products will delight the gift shopper. If you are new to the area, or have been here for years, come and share what Peachester is all about. Come along for a bite to eat, (they have a licenced bar), start your Christmas shopping, and be entertained. Don’t miss it! Please call Fiona Gray on 0424 112 916 for enquiries. You can also stay up to date by checking out the Facebook page ‘Peachester School Events’.
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Avid readers will have the chance to join internationally acclaimed author Judy Nunn at The Events Centre, Caloundra from 7pm to 9pm on Wednesday November 8. Judy is a household name in Australian culture thanks to her long and multifaceted career. After combining her internationally successful acting career with scriptwriting for television and radio, Judy became an author in the 90s. Judy will discuss her new fiction release, ‘Sanctuary’, a compelling novel in which compassion meets bigotry, hatred meets love and ultimately, despair meets hope on the windswept shores of Australia. With her trademark stage presence and exceptional storytelling skills, Judy will explore themes of love, hope and survival. Tickets are $25 per person and bookings are a must via council’s library website.
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The next Outspoken event will feature Man Booker Prize winning author Richard Flanagan in conversation with Steven Lang at the Maleny State School on Thursday October 12 at 5.30 for a 6.30pm start. In his new novel, ‘First Person’, the celebrated author turns his attention to lies, crime and literature. Kif Kehlmann, a young and penniless writer, is contacted in the middle of the night by the notorious con man and corporate criminal, Siegfried Heidl. About to go to trial for defrauding the banks of $700 million, Heidl offers Kehlmann the job of ghostwriting his memoir. He has six weeks to write the book, for which he’ll be paid $10,000. But as the writing gets under way, Kehlmann begins to sense he is being corrupted. With the deadline drawing ever closer, he becomes unsure if he is ghostwriting a memoir, or if Heidl is rewriting him – his life, his future. All certainty falls away and Kif begins to wonder: who is Siegfried Heidl – and who is Kif Kehlmann? By turns compelling, comic and chilling, this is a haunting journey into the heart of our age. Richard Flanagan is the author of seven novels including ‘Death of a River Guide’, ‘Gould’s Book of Fish’ and the Man Booker Prize winning ‘The Narrow Road to the Deep North’. He has also written widely as a journalist for both national and international papers, including the New York Times, The New Yorker, Quarterly Essay and The Monthly. He’s not afraid of courting controversy either, as in his essay ‘Gunns: Out of Control’, which exposed the underbelly of the Tasmanian wood-chipper and their planned mill in the Tamar Valley. Tickets are $20 or $15 for students and they are available from www.outspokenmaleny.com. This event is expected to sell out, so please book early to avoid disappointment.
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Noticeboard A Carboot Sale is held on the second Sunday of the month at the Landsborough Seventhday Adventist Church, 27 Maleny Street, Landsborough. The next one will be on Sunday October 8 from 7am to noon. Carboot Stalls are $10. Please call 5494 7424 for more information or to book a site. Landsborough and Beerwah, Christian Spiritual Church - all welcome every Sunday. Healing 5pm - 6.45pm, service 7pm - 8.15pm in the School of Arts Hall, Old Landsborough Road, Landsborough. For more information, phone Rev Kerry Talbot on 5494 1554. The Sunshine Coast and Hinterland Scleroderma Support Group is holding its second last Support Meeting for 2017 on Thursday October 5. These meetings are held at 11am in the Function Room, Chancellor Tavern, Chancellor Village Boulevard, Sippy Downs. All are invited to come along for support, friendship, sharing and relaxing with others who understand what you are experiencing. For further information, phone 0417 615 733. Dance at Glass House - A dance will be held at the Glass House Mountains Community Hall, on Saturday, October 7 from 7.30pm 11.30pm. New Vogue/Old Time/Modern. Music by Commodore. $10 includes supper, Monte Carlo raffle and entry in the lucky door prize. Great atmosphere, all welcome. Proceeds to the community hall fund. Enquiries to Aileen on 5496 9349. Messy Church meets on the first Sunday of each month at St George's Anglican Church, 2 Walkers MOOLOOLAH: Sun 10am Public Hall, Bray Rd Ps Mark Whysall 0437 941 607
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From the churches The very windy day
Recently we had a really windy day. Anyway, on this day my kids’ trampoline at home was picked up and blown over the fence, down the front lawn, across the road and into bushland. An older gentleman apparently came to our door and asked my wife if we were missing a trampoline. She subsequently discovered that we were. So, after thanking the man, she walked across the road and tried to deal with our wayward trampoline but was unable to drag it out of the bush. My wife tried to phone me whilst holding on to the trampoline in the wind, but I was busy with work. She finally made contact with me and told me what had happened. I left work straight away to go and help her. All the while I was hoping that someone had stopped to assist while I was travelling. Thankfully when I arrived, there was a wonderful family from the neighbourhood who had seen GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY
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guided walk has been arranged for 10am which will be followed by a picnic/late morning tea/lunch in the gardens. Anyone who would like to join them would be most welcome. Please ring Lynda on 5494 7875 or Janet on 0448 845 303. The club raises money for The Learning for Life Program and The Smith Family.
Probus Club Probus is a club for those who are active, retired and seeking to engage in varied interests and who wish to belong to an organisation where they feel useful and which is rewarding, stimulating and satisfying. The Glasshouse Country Probus group meetings are held at the Beerwah Community Hall, next to the Library, every second Wednesday of the month at 10am. Call Marie Butts for more information on 5494 0332.
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Mike Turner Beerwah High Chaplain my wife’s situation just before I had arrived, and lent a hand. We hauled the broken tramp back into our yard. After we’d thanked the kind mum and her kids, I asked my wife how long she had been there waiting for someone to pull over and help. To my dismay she said that she had been waiting for nearly an hour and heaps of cars had driven past and no one had bothered to stop, except for that brilliant family who did, right at the end. So this is my message for this column: In life we have a choice as to how we treat others. We can either live our lives independently and selfishly not concerning ourselves with the needs of others… or… we can treat others as we would like to be treated. The Bible says in Luke 6.31 “Do to others as you would like them to do to you.” I think this is a fantastic way to think about how we relate to people.
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Woodlands in conjunction with Workplace Central, are currently looking for staff in the following fields:• Diesel Mechanic – to work on wide range of vehicles, refrigeration licence beneficial. HC licence preferred but not essential. • HC Driver required for varied duties. Generally Mon – Fri, however some weekends may be required. Front End Loader ticket beneficial. If you are interested in these positions, please apply either in person at Woodlands office, 2814 Old Gympie Road, Beerwah, or e-mail your resume to enq@woodlandsfeed.com.au Conditions do apply to these positions. If you have any avian species at home (i.e. chickens, ducks, budgies etc) you are not eligible for biosecurity reasons. Only successful applicants will be contacted.
QUALIFIED BOILERMAKER REQUIRED
Sunshine Coast / North Brisbane Area Commencing as casual position with potential for full-time employment. Mining and Quarry experience preferred but not essential. Must be available to work weekends. Available for immediate start. Please email resumes to admin@cqmeng.com.au CQM Engineering Pty Ltd GENERAL LABOURING POSITION. Must have general induction card, own PPE, able to travel, preference licence and vehicle. Email resumes to cjmretaining@hotmail.com ALL ROUNDER REQUIRED for Café close to Beerwah. Between the hours of 9am and 2pm, when required. Casual work, 6 days a week. Ph: 0407 041 011. GLASSHOUSE TAXI SERVICE. Would you like to be a part of our beautiful community? Need an extra income? Have four shifts available in Glasshouse. Friday 5am till 4pm; Saturday 5am till 4pm; Sunday 5am till 4pm; Monday 5am till 4pm. These shifts enable you to work close to home. Would suit local person, with general knowledge of the area. Commission based. Please call 0403 510 042.
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Pets & Livestock
DOG STYLE MOBILE DOG WASH & CLIPPING
8am - 2pm RSL Hall (opp Pub) Art, craft, collectables, clothes, books, food, coffee, cafe, fruit & veg + more Stall holders welcome - enquiries 0448 423 919
Phone Tina 0414 233 751
Landsborough Hall Markets Saturdays 8am - 1pm Art & craft, produce, food, & drinks, coffee, haircuts and lots more.
Stall holders welcome - enquiries 0467 882 610
Peachester Village Markets Saturday - Sept 30
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Stalls, broms, plants, preserves, cards, toys, cooking, soaps, face painting, childrens clothes & many more. Canteen run by Peachester Rural Fire Brigade
Phone Margaret 5494 9289
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FOR ALL YOUR STEEL SUPPLIES CONTACT
TREVOR HELEN JAKEMAN FOR ALL YOUR STEEL&SUPPLIES CONTACT 168 Whites Road, Landsborough 4550 TREVOR & HELEN JAKEMAN Phone: 54 941031 Mobile: 0427400130
60 hp, 4WD, 2625 model, 700 hrs, good rubber. As new, 12 month warranty on engine. $26,000 neg. Ph: Loyd Fleiter Conondale - 5494 4561
2NDS ALSO AVAILABLE IN SHEET ALL STEEL SUPPLIES AT COMPETITIVE PRICES AND CUT TO SIZE
TOP SOIL MULCH by the Cubic Metre or Truck Load Top Quality Soil - Delivery Available Bobcat and excavator available for spreading
Call Cameron
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PLANTATION TIMBER, pine or hardwood, also millable timber. Good prices paid and payments up front. Ph: 0429 496 283.
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COINS & BANKNOTES
Buying & Selling year round Also available: coin holders, plastic pages & catalogues WE TRADE AT ...
Currimundi Farmers Market - Buderim St, Currimundi (in State School) Sunday 7am – 12noon Collectorama Antique Shows - Nambour Showgrounds Next shows: Sat Sept 2 & Sat Nov 4
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Wanted to Rent/Lease/Let MATURE WORKING pensioner lady with pets, looking for long-term home. Ph: 0407 594 785.
Garage Sales GLASSHOUSE MOUNTAINS 10–14 Jacaranda Close, Sat 6am – 2pm. Furniture, pallets, household items, XBox and more. LANDSBOROUGH 22 Calderwood Road, Sat and Sun 7am – 4pm. Women’s clothes many sizes most $2 each plus household items. LANDSBOROUGH 66 Calderwood Road, Sat 7am – 2pm. All must go. MOOLOOLAH VALLEY 223 King Road, Sat and Sun from 8.30am. Moving sale, household and workshop goods. All must go.
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35HP 2WD FIAT 411R TRACTOR with ROPs and balance weight in 'as is' condition. Three point linkage and PTO. Priced to sell $4300. Email dairysunshinecoadt@gmail.com
CHILD’S CABIN BED Maple, excond, side rails, ladder, desk, 2 shelves & cupboard under bed. $300. Ph: 0400 242 027.
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CORRUGATED IRON 6m x 2m as new. 25mm mesh 6m x 2m, plywood sheets, suit aviary, chook house. Offers ph: 0434 515 628.
NEW DOUBLE STORAGE BED. Built in touch light, pull open shelf storage, gas lift storage under base. W1530 x L2150 x H1140. $700 ONO. Ph: 0409 961 901.
Dog Grooming Salon Doggy Day Care - $5 per hour
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
HARDWOOD SLEEPERS 230 x 115 x 2.1m long $35 each. Also other hardwood boards available (any sizes). Ph 0429 496 283.
FOR SALE 1 x Blue two-seater lounge excellent condition $300. 1 Makita table saw $150. 1 Self propelled mower Ariens $300. 1 Box trailer 1500 x 2100 with ramp, has some surface rust on floor with 10mths rego $500. 1 Ryobi tile cutter $50. 1 x Sliding Mitre saw $70. Ph: 5494 9117 Peachester area.
Little Muttz Cutz Shop 15, 60 Simpson St (Near Neddys)
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Motorcycles Wanted PRE ‘85 BIKES AND PARTS, going or not, cash paid. Ph: 0412 236 154.
Raffle Results Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch
Drawn Friday, September 22nd 1st Prize (Meat tray) Yellow Ticket K51 - Ralph 2nd Prize (Breakfast tray) Purple Ticket M06 - Cynthia Lucky Meal Prize (Proudly sponsored by KLM Energy Services) – Orange Ticket D20 - Clayton
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Sport Bulldogs mark season successes
The Beerwah Bulldogs finished off their 2017 season with a celebration and presentation at their grounds. One of the day’s highlights was that three more junior players were added to the ‘Bulldog to the Bone’ team – which marks their 10 years membership milestone – and the players each received a jacket embroidered with a unique number. Our major award winners were as follows: Junior Player of the Year, Mitchell Jennings; Senior Player of the Year, Shea O’Keeffe; Most Improved Junior Player, Tyson Krause; Most Improved Senior player, Brodie Marshall; Coach of the Year, Stephen 'Ref' Hammill; Club Person of the Year,
Mitchell Jennings with President Lee Robertson
Andrew Pearce; Most Improved Referee, Damian Tomokino; and Referee of The Year, Jonty Corkin. The club is looking forward to a bigger and better 2018, and a big thanks goes to their major sponsors, Beerwah Hotel, Armesto’s Transport, Roy’s Earthmoving & Plant Hire, Barry Family Butchers, and R & R Hire. Thanks also to our team sponsors, BBOBS, Glasshouse Tiling, Coffee Club Beerwah, Bassett Barks, A Grade Maintenance, Mrs Brown’s Cafe, Matilda Fruit Barn, Andersen's Carpets Caloundra, Security Specialists, Subway Beerwah, and Show Respect. Also thanks to Foggy’s Earthmoving for sponsoring our First Aid Officers shirts.
Lee Robertson congratulates Brodie Marshall
Maleny Bowls Club Contributed by Jim King This week, social twilight bowls continues Wednesday night 6pm and next week the new competition commences. Saturday social bowls will again be held this Saturday at 1pm and JackAttack for junior players at 9.30am. Tuesday members' pairs saw John Kapetanic and Miles Allen take a win and the Jackpot of $156 remains open this week. The earlier time of 8am for an 8.30 start seems to have been very well received. Wednesday social twilight barefoot bowls was again well attended. Winners were Trevor and Pat Dunn, Ian and Min Chatterton, Christine and Paul, Steve and Tom, and triples by David Burgess, Jim King and Laurie Fawns. Touchers were Paul Kemp, Gary Darcy and Bev Heading. Lucky draw went to Christine, Ian and Ray Spry was delighted with his Mars Bar. Friday play, delayed by a welcome storm, was completed under lights just prior to the main storm and lightning show. Winners were Miles Allen, Kay Gesch, Don Ginns and Scott Alexander. Money Board went to Bryan Fripp and Jim King was present to win the Watson’s Garage $20 petrol. The finals of this competition will be played on Friday October 6. The club will be hosting Andrew Powell’s Charity Fundraiser on Saturday October 7. We will be expecting a big crowd for this event which raises funds for the Lung Foundation of Australia. It should be an exciting afternoon watching cricketers try their arms at a different type of bowling. Club members, who may be able to assist on the day with helping our guests with the technique of bowling or with catering for the afternoon tea, should contact Jim or Kay or leave a message at the club.
Club Treasurer Kylie Bickford with Stephen ‘Ref’ Hammill
Contributed by Jenny Oxenham Tuesday, September 19: Maleny Golf Club held a Mixed Veterans 18 Hole Stableford Event. First place went to Geoff Smith with 39 points on a countback from our runner-up, Jack Day. Third Place went to Chris Pottinger with 38 points.Those in the Ball Run Down included Michael Kapper, Michael Springer, Craig Thorne, Michael Russell and John Fairman. NTPs went to Jon Fairman on the 5th hole and Chris Pottinger on the 3rd hole. Wednesday, September 20: The ladies played in an 18 Hole Single Stableford Competition. First place went to Anne Devane with 37 points, runner-up went to Penny Edwards with 36 points and third place went to Christine Lemon with 31 points on a countback from Seri Tytherleigh. NTPs went to Gail Hunt on both the third and fifth holes. Saturday, September 23, was a Mixed Individual Stableford 18 Hole Competition with first place going to Marcus Wellington with 41 points, runner-up went to Gary Dallyn with 39 points on a countback from third place Winner, Malcolm Ewing. Blake Wellington, Jimmy Byun, Chris Pottinger, Corey Zammit and Tom Kennedy were all in the ball run-down. Nearest to the Pins went to Corey Zammit on the 14th hole, Mike Finley on the 3rd hole and Blake Wellington on the 12th hole. The picturesque Maleny Golf Club provides an enjoyable golfing experience and challenge for players of all standards. Visitors are welcome. For more information visit www.malenygolfclub.com.au.
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The Under 12 team coached by the great Greg Corkin took out the Premiership and are back-toback winners
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New members of the Bulldog to the Bone team: Senior Bulldog Jeff Bickford, Tyrone Jeffcock, Jacob Holland and Jonty Corkin with President Lee Robertson
Men's and medley results Contributed by Roger Bonhomme An unfortunate fact of golfing life is that twice a year (September and February) our lovely greens are pounded by a million hollow knitting needles and roughed up by a stiff bristled, revolving broom. After sanding and fertilising, we have the putting greens from hell. The treatment is called “greens renovation”! Despite this process, last Wednesday's Totalspan Garages' Blue Marker Challenge saw some remarkably good scores returned. In A grade, two 69s led, with John Runge beating Kevin Norton on a countback. Good to see these two back in the winner's circle again. In B grade, countback was again used to split Jeff Wilson and Peter Connor, both shot 71. Jeff got the nod. Not to be outdone, C grade also finished in a tie with Robert Goymer and John Leitch both returning 69s. Robert won the cigar. NTPs: 2 - Kev Norton, 5 - Charlie Bevan, 16 - Jo Malone, 18 - Doug Young. The outstanding result of the week went to Col Blundell / Les Ramage who won Saturday's two ball aggregate Stableford with 80 points. Robbie and Chris Russell missed out by a mere point. Perhaps we should leave the greens heavily sanded all the time! NTPs: 2 - Cam Wallace, 5 - Craig Johnson, 16 Daniel Hick, and 18 - Doug Young. Col Baker continued his recent good form by combining with Barb Drury to win Saturday's mixed Stableford on 74 points. Runners up were Corey Wally / Pauline Masen, a point behind. NTPs: 2 - Col Penney, 5 - Geoff Williamson, 16 Jo Malone, and 18 - Phil Sell. Interestingly, Doug Young and Jo Malone recorded two NTPs during the week on the 18th and 16th respectively.
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Beerwah Ladies Golf Club Contributed by Brenda Briese As I write this the clouds are gathering, but I'm not too hopeful of rain. It really is testing now! On Saturday September 16 we played a Stroke round with only 19 ladies. The winner was Brenda Briese 71 nett OCB from Jennifer Kelly 71. NTPs: (2) and (18) Andrea Campbell, (5) Hope Hannah, (16) Jennifer Kelly. BRD went to 76 nett. Thursday, September 21 was a Par competition. We played the front 9 twice as the greens were being renovated on the back 9. Once again it was a quite disappointing field, only 39 players. The winner was Marie Oxlade +3 and the runner up was Lea Doyle +2 OCB. NTPs: (2) Gail Gundry, (5) Cindy Godfrey, 2nd round, (2) Josie Thistlethwaite, Birdie Box, and Cindy Godfrey. BRD went to -1. A big thank you to our sponsor for both these days, Gracie Mayne Boutique in Beerwah. Beerwah Ladies always welcome new members and visitors. I'm away for a week so no report next issue.
Lea Doyle and Marie Oxlade
Brenda Briese and Hope Hannah
Beerwah Bridge Club Contributed by Martine Geodhart Tuesday, September 12: 1st Neville Jordan and Barbara Freeman 60.42%, 2nd Dianne Cassells and Rob Ford 59.58% and 3rd Nell Howie and John Quinn. Friday, September 15: North/South 1st Judith Boyd and Ann Slade 61.01%, 2nd Freda Winteringham and Kevin Thorton 60.12%, 3rd Roger and Lea Garner 52.08%. East/West 1st Fay Faulkner and John Marsden 68.25%, 2nd Fay Rogers and Jeff Ford 54.23%, 3rd Dianne Cassells and Rob Ford 51.59%. Tuesday, September 19: 1st John Quinn and Marianne Idle 58.33%, 2nd Jeff Ford and Rob Ford 55.36% and 3rd John and Cathy Roberts 53.57%. Friday September 22: North/South Equal 1st Freda Winteringham and Fay Faulkner, Judith Boyd and Ann Slade 59.26%, 2nd Rosalea Stevens and Martine Goedhart 58.33% and 3rd Cathy Roberts and Alison Bodman 50.69%. East/West 1st Ross Schultz and Rita Johnson 60.19%, 2nd John Quinn and Marianne Idle 59.26% and 3rd Neville Jordan and Barbara Freeman 57.18%. We play on Tuesdays from 9.15am and Fridays from noon in the clubhouse of the Beerwah Golf Club. Please arrive 15 minutes before play. Like to get more information? Call John Marsden 5494 2584 or Martine Goedhart 5496 9855 or visit www.beerwah. bridgeaustralia.org. Don’t forget to enrol for the lessons starting this Friday, September 29. Join us for a friendly game of bridge in Beerwah.
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Glasshouse Country Bowls Club Contributed by David Hayes Monday September 18: Glasshouse Ladies 4s, 7 visiting teams plus 5 Glasshouse teams vied for the prize money sponsored by Alex Gow Funerals, many thanks. The winners with the highest score were Solander Lakes, runner up with the lowest winning score were Donnybrook. Mystery lucky prize went to Caboolture Lakes. Districts reps were also attending for morning tea to present Pennant flags to Glasshouse for 3rd Division and combined Donnybrook/Glasshouse for 4th Division. A fine time was had by all. Wednesday, September 20: Ladies Consistency, Eileen Pierce def Sue O’Hagan 153-67. The game between Viv James and Maz Idle was deferred due to illness. Saturday September 23: Mixed Triples Rd 1. Ernie Sherwood, Jan Lawson and Robi Dean def Viv James, Col Allen and Rob Scullion 32-13. Ann White, Ross Siegle and Dean Shaw def Phil Siggers, Wendy Platt and Rod Platt 21-6. Eileen Pierce, Brian Saunders and Jim Tatum def Noelene Annakin, Bob Bloomer and John Annakin 29-11. Don Teirney, Di Garland and Graham Nicholson def Michael Frost, Di Hume and Bill Tumbridge 22-17. Mixed Triples Rd 2. Don Teirney, Di Garland and Graham Nicholson def Eileen Pierce, Brian Saunders and Jimmy Tatum 23-20. Ann White, Ross Siegle and Dean Shaw def Ernie Sherwood, Jan Lawson and Robi Dean 28-12. Final to be held in 2 weeks, Saturday 9am. Congratulations to Phil Siggers who participated in this year’s Multi Disability Championships in the last week of August at Chermside. Phil and his partner took out the Gold Medal in the pairs then he backed it up by winning gold in the singles. Well done, fantastic achievement. Premier 7s is starting January 6 and the Hinterland Local League starting early February 2018. Sheets are up at the club for you to put your name down if you intend to play. We need to get some idea of numbers by mid-October so it can be decided how many teams we enter. Our Spring Carnival is on October 14 and 15. Things are looking great so far with 14 confirmed teams. Please come and see me if you can donate a raffle prize. No doubt it will be another great carnival weekend. Sunday coaching 10.30am to noon each week. All welcome.
Surfcity Darts
Contributed by Dawn Hawkins Surfcity Dart Results for Monday, September 18 played at the Glass House Sports Club: Mafia defeated Newbies 14 games to 4, 3 + 1 defeated John Lowe 13 games to 5, Happy Days defeated Recycle 11 games to 7, Motley Crue defeated A Team on a forfeit 0 games to 0. (Note: In a forfeit, if the winning team pays match fees, they receive 2 points a win and 12 game points, no match fees – no points.) Points Table: Happy Days 29 - 179, Recycle 21 - 166, 3 + 1 21 - 153, John Lowe 16 - 136, Mafia 11 - 106, Motley Crue 11 - 102, A Team 5 - 73, Newbies 1 - 54. Tons: 17 Tony Davy, 16 Steve Tomes, Ben Matthews, 15 Denis Hawkins, Adam Reynolds, 14 Christian Cook, Jimmy Clegg, 11 Tylor Horvat, Randal Wruck, 9 Kevin Leaman, 8 Jim McMahon, Alan Blackman, 6 Jamie Rundle, Tamm Everingham, Shaun Perris, Hyden Abernethy, 5 Phillip Siggers, 3 Sarah Beattie, Donna Rundle, 1 Kim Hansen, Richard Hansen. 180s: 2 Tylor Horvat, 1 Tony Davy. High Finishes: 156 Denis Hawkins, 145 Tony Davy, 116 Tylor Horvat, 106 Denis Hawkins. Good Games: 14 Dart Singles by Tony Davy 85 x 140 x 100 x 140 x 36 (2 Darts).
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Glasshouse Touch Nominations are now open for teams to register to play in this summer's Mixed Touch Comp at Glasshouse. Go to the Glasshouse Touch website to register online. All new players and teams are welcome. For more information contact Eve on 0404 134 422 or Semi on 0409 638 386.
Range Croquet Club Contributed by Ken Barker Our Friendship Day was very well attended on Thursday. A variety of activities as well as Golf, Ricochet and Association were played. Popular was ‘Hurry, scurry’ and a game involving bottles, ably supervised by Giani, Vince and Val Carbery’s grandson. Giani was so good at golf that it might be the beginnings of a junior league with other clubs – shades of his grandparents. Many players from other clubs attended. Caloundra, Coolum, Headland Buderim and Nambour all joined in the fun of the day. It was great to see mid-nonagenarian Bill Bray from Nambour. Pat Mann took out the raffle. To all accounts it was a fun day and anticipation is high for another. The Fitchen Trophy was played on Saturday in beautiful conditions. Lew and Barbara Fitchen, who were members of Maleny, donated the trophy which Lew made. The morning session began badly for Maleny with Ken and Donna 7 being roundly defeated by Cliff and Theo 26. Both Nambour players played fine innings and it was a deserved result. It went downhill for Nambour from there. Nick and Ted defeated Shirley and Eileen 22 - 11, Vince and Kath 19 outplayed Ross and Peter M 13, while Sarah and Helen had a good win against Miggy and Peter S 15 - 9. Going into the break it was Maleny 3 games to 1. In the afternoon, the results split on lawn 2 with Vince and Nick going down to Shirley and Theo 15 - 18, despite Nick’s potentially brilliant play (all that was missing was the roquet), while Ted and Donna got up 16 - 12. Ted’s 12 break was the best of the day. This left lawn 1 as the decider. Ken and Kath made a last minute save to win 16 - 15 against Miggy and Ross. Sarah and Sally played a brilliant game to defeat Eileen and Priscilla 13 - 11. Both games could have gone either way on the last turn. Well done all players. The play was good, the company was good, the food was good. Great day. Thanks for coming, Nambour. Unfortunately, there is only one winner’s space available on the trophy per annum. Maleny won 6 games to 2. First win in five years. We play again next year at Nambour.
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A woman went to the doctor's office, where she was seen by a young, new doctor. After about four minutes in the examination room, the doctor told her she was pregnant. She burst out, screaming as she ran down the hall. An older doctor stopped her and asked what the problem was, and she told him her story. After listening, he had her sit down and relax in another room.
ARIES March 21 - April 20 You are ready this week to impulsively take a chance to expand your life and create that breakthrough! Yes, it’s good to take a risk, even to help somebody else. The planet Uranus creates unexpected levels of excitement. Mercury, entering Libra now, sees you wandering through shops buying classic art, music and special jewellery items. TAURUS April 21 - May 22 Perhaps you may feel that changes are disruptive but this is the week to face them with courage and you will forge a new path. As one door closes, another door opens. The weekend should see educational, travel and action on legal concerns. All are favoured if you are determined and back it up with everyone’s skill and then you will succeed. GEMINI May 23 - June 21 This is the week to ignore any disagreements between family members and then you can avoid all the bad moods and cold shoulders that go with that. Make sure your commitments have structure and proper rules. Uranus will push you forward to handle joint money matters. Mercury, entering Libra, means interactive harmonious words of love. CANCER June 22 - July 22 Some setbacks bring you down to earth with a thud. However, all this means is a cue to rethink your strategies. What starts out looking negative could have a silver lining, so instead of being discouraged you and your partner, or roommate, can look to the timing of the program that went astray. Be positive and accept the need for some change.
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The doctor marched down the hallway to the back where the first doctor was and demanded, "What's the matter with you? Mrs Terry is 59 years old, she has four grown children and seven grandchildren, and you told her she was pregnant?" The new doctor continued to write on his clipboard and without looking up said: "Does she still have the hiccups?"
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LEO July 23 - August 22 From last month you are now heading into many chances to expand a big life affair. Over the next few weeks you may find a sudden exciting and potentially life changing situation! Now that Pluto moves forward again it tests your efforts in overdoing your work, which affects your health. There is an irresistible urge to over indulge at times. Be careful. VIRGO August 23 - September 22 During this week the Capricorn Moon emphasises a responsible attitude which is right in your element. Keep your schedules in mind and don’t go astray in wild new directions. Positive thinking and moving straight forward generates luck energies around you. Some obligations come up, but still leave plenty of time for meaningful connections. LIBRA September 23 - October 22 You are coming out from feeling under the weather or in a far too self-critical mood. Avoid escaping into worries and isolation, look for constructive paths forward. Mercury, entering your sign this week, will give you a fresh new start to communicate with your best friend and roll the dice on freedom and expansion. There’s a whole lot to say! SCORPIO October 23 - November 22 Plans can be upturned by people changing their minds. Avoid the negative and see that most changes can still work for the better. Harness the results of positive thinking and make advantageous use of your connections and associates. Make an effort to right any past wrongs. It may be fun to have an infatuation for someone you have just met.
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Dental Excel - caring for the Hinterland community for over 19 yrs Dr Shirly Atia The Dental Excel practice is pleased to introduce our newest dentist Dr Shirly Atia (BDS). Dr Atia has recently relocated to the beautiful Sunshine Coast and will be working at all four practices which are located at Beerwah, Palmwoods, Wurtulla and Caloundra. She spent her childhood in Canada and comes from an area that was both English and French speaking, meaning that Dr Atia is fluent in a couple of languages … so if you are interested, make sure you ask her what other languages she speaks when you have your treatments! Dr Atia completed her Dental Hygiene Degree in Canada and worked as a dental hygienist for seven years prior to studying dentistry. Six years ago she decided to pursue her dream of becoming a dentist and moved to Australia to study dentistry along with her husband where they both welcomed their firstborn son Raphael. She studied a Bachelor of Dental Surgery at James Cook University in Cairns where she also completed her general practice residency in Queensland Health providing dental care to indigenous communities. She is extremely passionate about preventive dentistry but enjoys all areas of dentistry including fillings, crown and bridge, esthetic dentistry and root canals. Dr Atia ensures our patients – both adults and children – receive the best possible treatment customised to their individual needs. She is also committed to providing high quality dentistry in a warm, gentle and welcoming environment. Outside of work she enjoys outdoor activities and travelling with her husband and son, and feels extremely fortunate to be living and working in our beautiful region.
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DENTAL EXCEL IMPLANT CENTRE Dental Implants are available for all types of cases, where there is suitable bone. Ranging from replacement of a single missing tooth with an implant and crown, to replacement of conventional full dentures with fixed appliances such as All-on-4, or All-on-6 type restorations...and all in between. Dr Finbarr O’Sullivan and Dr David Marley work exclusively with MIS Implants and the MIS Implant Centre in Melbourne and the great majority of implants are placed using the MIS M-GUIDE which is computer generated and enables very precise and atraumatic implant placement. Dental Excel is investing in the latest technology to enable the treatment to be completed in the shortest time compatible with a successful outcome. If you are contemplating implants or fixed dentures please book a free comprehensive consultation to ascertain your suitability for implant treatment and a no obligation quotation.
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Valued Customers. Our Bistro will be closed on Monday 9th, Tuesday 10th, Wednesday 11th of October as the kitchen area is undergoing some repairs and maintenance. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. Bistro will reopen for Lunch & Dinner on Thursday 12th October. Thank you
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