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If there had been I would have loved the opportunity to get dressed up as my favourite book character.

Actually, to be honest, it might not have been all that great as my mum wasn’t that creative when it came to dressing up and costume making. I probably would have been the kid whose costume was created around a cardboard box and old newspaper and a roll of alfoil each year.

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The three-day community celebration is back for its eighth year at Maleny Showgrounds from Friday, August 30– Sunday, September 1. Featuring music, dancing, comedy, poetry, workshops and more, this family friendly event has a relaxed intimate vibe. Between the concerts, cabaret, open mic sessions, food and market stalls, licensed bar and children’s venue there will be something for everyone.

To find out more or to book tickets head to www.malenymusicfestival.com.

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St George’s Anglican Church, Maleny will host a garage sale from 7am–1pm this Saturday, August 31, with hundreds of books, an entire collection of classical CDs, DVDs, cakes, plants, toys, furniture, linen, household goods, clothes and jewellery. St George’s Anglican Church is on the corner of Tallowwood Street and Walkers Drive.

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The Maleny Music Festival returns to the Maleny Showgrounds for three days of community spirited music, workshops and activities from August 30-September 1. With nearly 120 performances featured on the three-day program, along with a dedicated children’s festival and some seriously stellar home grown and international talent, the festival is a cultural celebration of music, arts and creative expression.

This year marks the festival’s eighth year and will feature an eclectic smorgasbord of music and performance.

From Sorong Samarai Band, bringing together rising stars from Papua New Guinea and West Papua, Melbourne’s premier dance band Hello Tut Tut, Indigenous performers Joe Geia and Deline Briscoe, Nashville guitarist Van Larkins to Alon Shemesh, a didgeridoo performer from Israel, refugee performers from Bhutan and Iran, Zumpa, Barry Charles - the list of talent is impressive. The festival will feature four stages and the music covers many genres including dance, blues, folk, rock, Celtic, Latin, funk, Indigenous, Gypsy jazz, alt country, Afro beat, Italian, piano wizard, guitarists, barbershop and acapella choir.

This family friendly event has gained a reputation across Australia as well as through international performers as being an engaging and inclusive festival of high standard. With a relaxed intimate vibe and featuring open mic sessions between

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Festival goers can come for one day or evening or for the full three days. It all kicks off on the Friday afternoon with an Indigenous opening ceremony and culminates on Sunday with a bush dance and finale concert featuring many acts from over the weekend, and a chance for a final up tempo groove with local funkster Hayden Hack.

Camping is available. To find out more about what’s on offer or to book tickets head to www.malenymusicfestival.com. Updates are also available via the festival Facebook page.

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Members of the new Beerwah Community Markets board came together for the first time last week to discuss plans to move ahead with the weekly Sunday morning markets to be held in Turner Park (next to the Beerwah Library).

Board members Lyndon Wittingslow, Jo Male, Avril Kent, Melody Rautio, Kylie Cherry and Clem van der Weegan hope to have the markets up and running by the end of September. They are currently calling on vendors who are interested in becoming stallholders to get in touch.

The artisan-style markets will feature a range of local produce, as well as home grown, hand crafted and new and old crafts, showcasing the range of

talent in our local area.

Music, kids activities and regular bake offs and cooks offs are just some of the fun family activities they hope to have on offer, all while supporting a local children’s charity.

“We’re lucky in that our local area has a huge range of produce and we really want to be able to bring that to the locals through offering a premium quality market,” said Lyndon Wittingslow, from The Fat Frenchman Patisserie & Café.

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There was plenty of excitement for the Beerwah State School Compassionate Housing Affordability Solutions Maleny (CHASM) group last Friday when the August 2019 Beerwah first sod was officially turned for the location State School of their transportable small home after years of Beerwah locals have been given their first look upgrade to also include 1.5km of resurfacing August 2019 fundraising.

Beerwah at plans for the Queensland Government’s $4 along Peachester Road from Old Gympie Road State School While there is still plenty of work to be done million upgrade of the Peachester Road and Old through to the Blackbutt Street. before the home will be completed in October, Gympie Road intersection.

“This is a busy stretch of road also used by heavy Beerwah Cr Jenny McKay was keen to get on the shovel State School The project will include a new signalised vehicles accessing commercial areas on Old for the sod turning and congratulated the intersection, additional turning lanes, safer Gympie Road,” Mr Bailey said. dedicated group of volunteers behind the project. pedestrian connections and dedicated bicycle lanes. The road widening and additional turning lanes The small home will be located on land leased from Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey will accommodate heavy vehicle movements, the Maleny Co-op, facing onto Bicentenary Lane. said the upgrade would increase capacity and making it easier for heavy vehicles drivers to The home will be rented for about $180 a week make the road safer for Beerwah State School navigate the intersection. and the tenant will be expected to become a families and the 7,800 motorists who used the Construction is expected to start in early 2020, caretaker for the co-op and undertake a few intersection each day. weather and construction schedule permitting. hours of gardening each week.

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Toto helps our little storytellers

By Jennifer Kent Year 2 students at Glass House Mountains State School have been fortunate to receive weekly visits this year from their four-legged friend Toto and owner Gloria Cooke. They visit as part of the Story Dogs reading program, a non-profit literacy program running throughout Australia aiming to help improve literacy by making reading fun for children.

Animals are ideal reading companions as they promote relaxation and lower blood pressure.

There is often a special connection between animals and children, particularly for those who may find reading a little more challenging.

The children’s response to having Gloria and Pomeranian cross Toto visit has been overwhelmingly positive, and year 2 teacher and Story Dogs coordinator at the school, Terri Wessels, says they have not only seen improvements in the children’s reading skills but also a big shift in their confidence.

“The children love when Gloria and Toto come to visit and they get to spend one-on-one time with them, which is very special,” she said.

Locally the Story Dogs program has two dog teams - Melanie and Lulu, and Jenny and Ruby - who visit the River School in Maleny, and at Montville State School Victoria and Madeline make regular visits. All receive incredibly positive responses.

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fantastic work in local schools. A tax deductible sponsorship of $500 provides a set of six quality children’s books, training materials, reading rug, dog team accreditation, volunteer uniform, volunteer training dog vest and volunteer public liability insurance.

The Story Dogs program is currently looking for sponsors for these local teams. If you are interested and able to offer support as a sponsor for the Story Dogs, or if you would like more information, you can contact them at info@storydogs.org.au or visit www.storydogs.org.au.

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Lindy Chamberlain–Creighton to visit Maleny Lindy Chamberlain–Creighton, an entertaining and articulate speaker who has addressed government officials and ordinary citizens in countries around the world, will give a talk at the Maleny Uniting Church at 2pm on Sunday, October 6.

The electrifying cry in 1980, “A dingo’s got my baby”, galvanised an entire nation and Lindy Chamberlain soon became a household name in Australia.

The story also captured the imagination of millions around the world. For some she was an icon of the evil mother, while others saw incredible strength and courage in the face of extreme adversity. Few will ever experience what she has, and perhaps fewer would survive such trauma with humour and courage intact.

With powerful credibility and a captivating style, Lindy reveals the truth behind the rumour and innuendo, and shares how her faith was the foundation and platform from which she drew courage and strength to pull through.

Those who have had the opportunity to hear Lindy speak or who have read her book are often encouraged and filled with hope and inspiration.

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Business News Final year for president

Back – Ursula Starkovsky and Brett Piercy Front – Lisa Grigor, Deb Taylor, Michelle Christopher-Blockland and Jenny Broderick At the Glasshouse Country Chamber of Commerce AGM held last week at the Beerwah Golf Club long-time president Ursula Starkovsky once again took on the head job but advised that this year would be her last in the chair.

While attendance on the night was a little down on what the chamber hoped for, Ursula was pleased to be able to fill all of the executive roles on the night.

Brett Piercy, one of the partners in Hinterland Accounting Service, has taken on the job of vice president, Lisa Grigor, from Meat at Landsborough, is the secretary and Michelle Christopher-Blockland, from Coast2Hinterland Finance, will be treasurer.

Marriage celebrant Deb Taylor, Jenny Broderick from Hillside Tractors, Darren Eising from Elemental Wealth Creation and business consultant Jane Mannion are on the committee.

Vianta Arts looking for new curator Have you ever dreamt of running an art gallery but didn’t know were to start or didn’t want to make the financial commitment?

Michele Deveze, who has been running Vianta Arts in Beerwah for almost five years, has loved every minute of it. She has decided to step aside and give another art lover the opportunity to showcase the beautiful work of the region’s local artists.

Vianta Espresso & Wine Bar in Simpson Street at Beerwah is home to Vianta Arts, providing a fantastic space for exhibitions and extensive opening hours.

Michelle says the role of gallery curator is an exciting one and the fun and joy of helping artists present their very best work is very rewarding.

“It is time for someone new, with fresh ideas to take over the space,” Michelle said. She said while it won’t make you rich, there was a small fee to make it worthwhile.

The position entails liaising with artists, following up enquiries and generating leads, ensuring a professional standard of work, as well as assisting artists with their exhibition to ensure it is cohesive and interesting.

In conjunction with artists there is also preparation for the monthly opening nights, including drinks and nibbles, e-invitations and media liaison as well as introducing the artists showcasing their work on the night.

Artists have a month-long exhibition and as the business is open seven days a week from 7am– 5pm as well as Friday and Saturday evenings for dinner, the artists’ work is showcased to all of Vianta Expresso & Wine Bar customers each day.

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Community News Oinking good family fun

Contributed by Kylie Merola Landsborough Hotel’s seventh annual charity pig races were held on Sunday, August 18 and, once again, attracted a large crowd keen to join in the fun and help raise money for local charities.

Thanks to Terry Morrow from the Landsborough Hotel and his staff, as well as all of the event sponsors and those who came along and supported the event, more than $4000 was raised.

Proceeds from the family fun day will go towards supporting four local charities - the Landsborough Rural Fire Brigade, Landsborough State School P&C, Beerwah Glass House United Football Club and the Lions Club of Beerwah.

Under the watchful eye of race caller Kevin Kiley, from Noah’s Thoroughbred Racing Pigs, the little pig competitors had locals and visitors squealing with delight.

Each of the racers, wearing brightly coloured sequined racing coats, navigated a circuit featuring trigger gates, ramps, hay bales and tyres.

The pig that was the first to pop its snout into a bowl of milk at the end of the obstacle course was declared the winner.

In between each race, there was plenty of time for the pigs to relax and take a little ‘piggy nap’ in the shade. There were fun activities to keep the youngsters happy including face painting and a petting zoo.

Glass House set to grow again

Coming on top of the 88-lot estate between Fullertons Road and Coonowrin Road comes another development application for 74 new housing lots on Railway Parade in Glass House Mountains.

The ex-farming land at 89 Railway Parade is within the low density residential urban footprint zoning, so no public notification of the development is required.

According to the planning documents, the lots will range in size from 700m2 up to 1631m2 with the average being 893m2. A dispensation is being sought by the developer as the minimum average lot size prescribed in the planning scheme is 900m2.

Four lots are planned to be dual occupancy (or duplex houses) and 15 lots will provide for secondary dwellings (granny flats) to be built, which equates to a total of 93 possible residences within the 11 hectare estate.

Three parks are to be created, with the largest being two hectares on the south-eastern corner of the estate, providing natural forest and open space recreation areas.

The road layout only allows for one entrance point from Railway Parade, with no alternative exit provided. This could create issues in times of an emergency or if an accident blocks the single exit.

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Awards for Maleny Players actors Contributed by Diane Hobson Talented and enthusiastic actors from theatre companies across the Sunshine Coast, Redcliffe, Beenleigh and Forest Lake came together recently for the Sunshine Coast Live Theatre Festival 2019 held at the Buderim Memorial Hall.

Festival adjudicator Michael Beh gave encouraging feedback to all actors, which included the junior and youth sections, together with directors and playwrights.

The Maleny Players entered two plays in the festival, both written by members - ‘The Artist’

by Andrew Wallace and ‘The Volunteer’ by Rob Hobson.

Both plays were well received with Ben McKecknie taking out Best Supporting Actor (Comedy) for his part in ‘The Artist’ and David Townsend an Adjudicators Award for his performance in ‘The Volunteer’.

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All actors were congratulated by Michael Beh for their performances and hard work. A proud moment for the Maleny Players and all involved in the festival.

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Do you know a music star in year 11 or 12 with a love of jazz? For the first time, the Sunshine Coast Jazz Club is excited to offer a music bursary to senior high school students to encourage their continued study of music.

The bursary will be valued at $3000 and will be shared between two categories. Section A is open to song writers to present original compositions and section B is open to vocalists, instrumentalists and/or trios presenting cover songs. Students are welcome to enter both sections.

Entrants can apply by submitting an application form, along with a video of a performance of two songs via a YouTube link. Parental/guardian authorisation must be obtained and signature provided.

Entries close on September 30 with final judging to be held at the Pelicans Room, Caloundra Power Boat Club on November 23, where finalists will have backing support from a professional jazz band.

The Sunshine Coast Jazz Club is excited to see the talent of young Sunshine Coast musicians and encourages all year 11 and 12 students within the Sunshine Coast region to apply.

Head to sunshinecoastjazzclub.net.au/bursary for more information and entry forms.

Mandolins for St Georges in the Hills The third concert in the popular concert series hosted by St George’s Church Maleny will follow a sell out concert of Brisbane’s Classic Clarinets last month, so booking is recommended as space is limited.

Allegedly Queensland’s foremost mandolin and guitar ensemble, Mandolins in Brisbane (MIB) will perform a varied program in the church, at 2 Walkers Drive, on Sunday, September 8 at 2pm.

Bookings can be made with Trish Bagshaw on 0448 989 621 or on trybooking.com.

The program will include music from Vivaldi to contemporary Brisbane composer Stephen Lalor.

To add to the mix they will perform Bartok’s Romanian Folk Dances, ‘The Green Road’ by Thien Pham and ‘Louisville Suite’ from the contemporary Iowa musician John Goodin. Priest in charge at St Georges, Jeanette Jamieson, said she had enjoyed MIB since their inception.

“I am also impressed that they recognise contemporary Queensland composers and artists as well as produce beautiful renditions of the classics

such as Vivaldi,” she said.

Founded in Brisbane in 1998, MIB continues the traditions of mandolin music established in Italy as well as performing classical, bluegrass and popular music from across the globe. MIB’s current conductor is classical guitarist and musical director Joel Woods.

Joel is a specialist in plucked strings and has played guitar with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra as well as lead guitar for the Melbourne Mandolin Orchestra on its recent tour of Europe. He performs with several groups in South East Queensland, where he plays a wide variety of plucked stringed instruments such as mandolin, banjo and ukulele.

“This will be a unique concert for Maleny and one I recommend as I believe it will add to our growing reputation at St George’s as a music centre for small and sometimes unusual groups and soloists,” Rev Jamieson said.

“We also have afternoon tea available in the hall where our audience can meet the players after the concert.”

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Mim’s Magic now in Magic Maleny The big pink building on Landsborough-Maleny Road is soon to become the big lavender building, with new owner Amelia Tester breathing new life into this local icon with the opening of Tarquin Lavender Farm Gift Shop & Café.

Originally from Roma, Amelia has recently moved to beautiful Maleny after finding the perfect location for the gift shop, café and B&B. Tarquin Lavender is currently open every day from 10am-2pm and Amelia welcomes guests who pop by to take a look around the beautiful gift shop, which stocks a range of lavender items and gifts, including her own Mim’s Magic Lavender balm.

Upstairs, Amelia has recently opened Granny’s B&B featuring three queen-sized rooms with stunning views over the Maleny mountain scape.

Each booking also receives a complimentary breakfast. No stranger to running a B&B, having run a very successful farm-style B&B in Warwick, Amelia welcomes guests who book in to enjoy home style hospitality.

Amelia’s love of lavender began many years ago but it wasn’t until 15 years ago, after buying a

lavender farm and being inspired by the health benefits of lavender, that Amelia came up with her own formulation to help with a range of ailments. Mim’s Magic may assist with longlasting pain relief for arthritis sufferers and pain associated with joint inflammation, sprains, neck strain and muscle ache; headaches and migraines; psoriasis, eczema, skin irritations and rashes; repair and hydrate open cracks and scratches as well as acting as a disinfectant and a protective sealing coat; relief from burns; stopping pimple growth in minutes; clearing sinuses and helping cold and flu symptoms; itching caused by insect bites; fungal infections, cold sores and blisters; soothing nappy rash; and is a natural and safe alternative for children being non-toxic and painless.

Seeing the benefits and popularity of her balm, Amelia, who was working as a nurse at the time, retired from nursing to focus on running her lavender business full time. Now based out of the new residence in Maleny, Mim’s Magic Lavender balm is stocked in pharmacies, supermarkets and post offices around the country.

Amelia says she’s looking forward to opening the café in coming months. In the meantime guests are welcome to drop in and enjoy a complimentary tea or coffee and lavender scone while exploring the gift shop and taking in the beautiful valley views, as well as trying a free sample of Mim’s Magic to see the benefits for themselves.

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For the past 14 years the Caloundra Power Boat Club (CPBC) Fishing Club has organised an annual TakeA-Kid-Fishing Day for junior anglers to learn about responsible and sustainable recreational fishing.

State Member for Caloundra Mark McArdle has provided $1000 in sponsorship for the event, which he said was run by the dedicated volunteers of the CPBC Fishing Club and promoted a number of important values while giving families a fun day out on the water.

“The event is about a lot more than just fishing. The club’s aim is to foster family togetherness, exercise outdoors and connection with your local community while also teaching young and old the importance of respecting the environment,” Mr McArdle said.

This year’s event will take place on Sunday, September 29 at Caloundra Power Boat Club, is free for participants and includes a sausage sizzle and sample bags for the kids.

Terry Graham, of the CPBC Fishing Club, said the event had grown significantly since its inception in 2006 when just 35 children took part. This year he is expecting more than 200 to participate.

While the day is about taking the children out to enjoy themselves, it is also about education around the environment and fishing safety.

“Fishing and the environment very much go hand-inhand. Our club promotes that whatever you do on the water you must minimise the impact,” Terry said.

“We find it better to start with juniors because they really take on board what they learn and they take that information home.

“Parents often say, ‘My son or daughter told me I was doing the wrong thing because the Fishing Cub taught them that is the wrong thing’,” Terry said.

Don’t forget to mark September 29 in your calendar to take your children or grandchildren fishing.

Registration is between 7–9am. Weigh-in closes at 11am followed by presentations of the major prizes for the longest whiting, bream and flathead.

All children must be accompanied by an adult and will need to bring their own sunscreen, bait and fishing gear. Fishing is permitted from a boat, the beach or shoreline.

Terry Graham, of Caloundra Powerboat Club Fishing Club, receives a cheque from Mark McArdle

Seniors community lunch

As part of National Seniors Week, members of the Landsborough Seventh-day Adventist Church hosted a free lunch for about 70 senior members of the community.

The Landsborough School of Arts Memorial Hall committee kindly allowed the free use of the hall to hold the event.

Clients from Glasshouse Country Care as well as other people from the local area enjoyed entertainment by the Palm Lake Beachmere Songsters before a presentation by Guide Dogs Queensland, with $630 raised for the organisation.

This was followed by a three-course vegetarian buffet lunch.

“It was good to connect with the senior members of the community as well as support an important community service,” Charles Russell, the event coordinator, said.

Millinery workshops in Peachester

Each year when the Melbourne Cup comes around do you wish you could make a headpiece that would perfectly match your outfit?

Well Brenda Treasure from B Unique Millinery, based in Peachester, may be able to help before this year’s big event.

She is excited to be offering a number of workshops for those interested in learning the craft of millinery.

Brenda offers full day classes with group bookings welcome, as well as one-on-ones, for those eager to learn the art of hat making.

“Our one-day workshops give participants a chance to learn about different techniques and fabrics for the seasons, even taking home their own bespoke piece,” she said.

“We’ve had ladies attend our weekend retreats and take home a number of different pieces showcasing the skills they’ve learnt.”

For a weekend full of hatting fun, B Unique Millinery holds a number of retreats in Peachester throughout the year, with the next one to be held over the weekend of September 14-15.

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Phoenix Fitness still going strong!

Jason Suna and Rachel Mundy invite you to come and check out their updated gym premises located on the corner of Swan Street and Beerwah Parade, near Beerwah Discount Tyres.

Having moved just down the road to their new location earlier this year, Phoenix Fitness has the same welcoming, non-intimidating and supportive environment that clients know and love and the team is continuing to work on making your gym experience bigger and better than ever.

Gym manager Rachel says they are excited to share their new premises with clients, who they hope will love the new layout that provides a more intimate and private setting for classes.

“We now have designated rooms for different classes, which will give clients a more private area to focus on the type of training they’re doing,” she said.

“It also gives us a designated space to run our classes, so it doesn’t interrupt other gym-goers.”

The new space has three separate rooms – a large designated space for weights training; a private air-conditioned room for pole and aerobics classes; and another air-conditioned room for cardio and the in-house crèche.

Jason’s and Rachel’s knowledge of health and fitness is extensive. Both are qualified personal trainers, having worked in the industry for a

number of years. Fitness is their passion and they are passionate about helping clients on their fitness journey by providing specialised programs, personal training and nutrition advice.

Phoenix Fitness has a huge range of aerobics classes including HIIT, group circuits, pump, mums and bubs and pole fitness, and over 50s personal training. Classes cater to all different levels from beginner through to advanced.

“We introduced pole classes almost two years ago and they’ve been really well received,” Rachel said.

“There’s a number of different levels and beginners are absolutely welcome to join – it’s a great way to get fit and have fun.”

Rachel is also passionate about helping mums and mums-to-be, and is experienced in pre- and post-natal training, providing safe workouts and advice in consultation with health professionals.

Flexible membership and payment options are available and are very reasonably priced, with memberships starting from just $12.50 a week.

Personal training packages are available for a very reasonable price.

Jason is now focusing on mobile over 50s training. If you're over the age of 50, strength training is one of the most important forms of exercises you can do to stay fit, strong and healthy. Strength training increases bone density

and can improve independent living by decreasing the risk of losing muscle (sarcopenia), which in turn decreases your risk of falls. Over 50s training can improve your energy levels, keep you at a healthy weight and provides benefits for your brain and emotions.

All programs are designed for the individual whether it is to be better at a recreational sport, to reach general fitness goals or to get over a serious illness - all while being trained at the gym or in the comfort of your own home.

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Contributed by Janet Kitchin We had an interesting speaker in Barry Collis from Angel Flights at our August lunch meeting.

This wonderful voluntary organisation helps so many people in outback Australia in times of sickness, providing much needed transport to attend appointments and spend time with loved ones. Our next outing will be on September 4 when we will meet at the park on the Mooloolah Valley side of Ewan Maddock Dam at 10am for morning tea followed by a walk to Dularcha National Park historic railway tunnel for those who want to participate.

Anyone interested in joining us would be most welcome. For more information about our club please speak to Trish on 5493 0026 or Janet on 0448 845 303. More information on VIEW Clubs can be found on view.org.au.

Beerwah Lions

Contributed by Bob Banner At the Beerwah Lions Club’s August dinner meeting Lorraine Wise presented the report from the ladies auxiliary, saying there had been 405 pairs of second-hand spectacles collected locally.

Lorraine told the meeting that the Lions Clubs International Worldwide Eyeglass Recycling Program headquarters at Clontarf had received 339,000 pairs for the year. These numbers are impressive but, more importantly, will result in over 300,000 people living in underprivileged countries having much clearer vision. Anyone wishing to donate their old glasses can leave them at Spec Savers Beerwah, the Landsborough Pharmacy and the Glass House Mountains Newsagency.

Peachester CWA News

There were big celebrations with all positions in the Peachester CWA branch filled. Ashleigh Birch is the new president, Bev Wild vice president, Fiona Gray secretary and Helen Page treasurer.

The next CWA markets are this Saturday, August 31 at Peachester Community Hall from 9am-1pm with a Father's Day theme. The CWA will have a

The guest speaker on the night was Ian B MacLeod, a former television personality and well known entertainer. Ian Ian Mac Leod performing spoke about his career and how he originally got into the entertainment industry. He then produced his guitar and sang a collection of well known favourites, finishing off by leading the group in a rousing version of ‘Over the rainbow’.

cupcake/biscuit decorating competition and colouring competition for Father’s Day, open to all children.

There are also plans to start regular bingo mornings with morning tea in October.

For more details check their Facebook page Peachester CWA Queensland or call Fiona on 0424 112 916.

caption Barry Collis from Angel Flights being thanked by Vice President Lynda Flanigan

Bev Wild, Fiona Gray, Cynthia Daniels (QCWA divisional president), Ashleigh Birch and Helen Page

Mooloolah Lions membership Contributed by Diane Hobson Since the Mooloolah Lions Club was recently established the members have been keeping busy contributing to the local community through their monthly sausage sizzle held at Martin Rungert

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Park as well as supporting the Mooloolah Valley, Glenview and Eudlo state schools at fetes and sports days and the Mooloolah Community Centre.

Following on from the recent success of the welcome dinner they are working to create this as an annual event.

Year 4 students from Eudlo State School participated in the Lions fire poster contest, which will now become an annual project.

The club is also keen to introduce other youth projects such as youth of the year and the Lions Clubs International Peace Poster contest.

Funds raised by the group are given back to the community helping individuals and community organisations in need of assistance.

If you are interested in doing more for your community and enjoying fellowship and meeting people, you are invited to come along to meet the members and learn about the world's largest and most active service club organisation.

The club holds its dinner meeting on the third Tuesday of the month at the Mooloolah Country Club at 6.30pm. The next meeting will be on Tuesday, September 17. If you would like to attend or find out more please contact Lynda on 0413 443 121.

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number of WILVOS. It was put in place the same day the GC&M News came out.

The CW body corp has two motions before it one to buy two further kangaroo slow down signs and a second motion to purchase speed bumps for the roads. There are also two extra roo signs organised by myself.

And the ranger and I are working on a leaflet to go in every mail box here with the slow down message and includes the phone numbers for WILVOS and the CW ranger.

So it’s all being done. I contacted Sammy by email on Wednesday, August 21 explaining all of this and she has happily endorsed what we are doing. With a wildlife zone and no dogs and cats policy here we have that responsibility very clear.

Richard Giles, Conondale

The Peachester P&C would like to thank all who attended and contributed to the recent Flannos and Uggboots themed winter edition of the Peachester State School trivia night. The fundraising will support the school’s Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program.

The school particularly thanked Brendan and Britt Holly for their donations of three citrus trees and a round bale of sugar cane mulch. The children had two of the new citrus trees already planted by the following Tuesday. Fiona Gray and Peter Turner were also thanked for their continued volunteer service to the school’s trivia nights.

Vietnam Veterans Day

On behalf of Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch Inc I would like to thank those who attended the Vietnam Veterans Day remembrance at the sub branch on Sunday. It was a very intimate and emotional day for all who attended. To those who missed roll call, rest In peace and thank you for your service.

Wendy Siebrecht Assistant secretary and district delegate Glasshouse Country RSL

Re: The last word on wallabies

It’s a pity that Sammy Ringer, whose letter was in GC&M News, August 21 edition, didn’t contact me before she wrote about kangaroos and Crystal Waters (CW) as the changes and additions to further protect wildlife here had already been set in place.

All of these measures began within a few days of the death of the wallaby and baby. The CW Coop ordered one large sign in yellow and black to go at our entrance with the instruction to SLOW DOWN, and the mention of children, kangaroos and wallabies.

It also has text with instructions and phone

Thanks

I would like to thank the Good Samaritan who handed in my credit card at Maleny IGA on Monday, August 19. It’s gratifying to know that there are honest people in the area.

Yvonne English Maleny

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Quarry expansion?

Having recently relocated to the Glass House Mountains area we now have grave concerns for the area in relation to a possible expansion of Hanson’s Quarry. We have been told that the owners of the quarry in Old Gympie Road have plans to make an application to significantly expand their operations.

If this is the case and they plan to increase the tonnage that they are able to extract, this would result in a marked increase in the number of quarry trucks travelling through the township and surrounding areas, which would surely have an impact on noise and air pollution and possibly the water table.

We are already seeing numerous residential developments on both sides of Coonowrin Road and also a proposed development on Railway Parade, which will see an increase in traffic, so this combined with the potential increase of traffic on the road from the quarry will be a nightmare.

If it is the quarry’s intention is to expand then the effect can only be detrimental to this national heritage listed area and would make a mockery of the Sunshine Coast Council’s nomination to become a UNESCO biosphere.

We hope that Hanson's public relations activities such as a recent open day wasn’t just an exercise in trying to get the public on side.

If as a resident you are concerned about this matter you should contact your local councillor and state and federal parliamentarians and voice your concerns.

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Heritage on your doorstep On the outskirts of the Glass House township is Bankfoot House, the oldest surviving residence in the Glass House Mountains. Built in 1868, it was once a lunch stop and staging post for Cobb & Co coaches on the Brisbane to Gympie gold fields route.

This outstanding heritage-listed property is open to visitors and locals to explore and be involved.

With more than 6,000 collection items, five buildings and 17 display spaces, the Bankfoot House heritage precinct offers a full heritage discovery experience, not only for visitors, but for volunteers too.

Since the restored shed and new exhibitions were opened in October 2018 during the property’s 150th anniversary, the precinct has greeted more than 3,000 visitors. Visitor numbers are expected to grow dramatically in the coming months as the precinct hosts some amazing major events.

As part of the Horizon Festival, Bankfoot House will host A Galaxy of Suns on Saturday, August 31 from 4-7pm. The performance involves a spectacular 36-part choir who ‘sing’ the stars as they rise and set.

Further events include the Adaptive Reuse Heritage Tour, as part of the Sunshine Coast Open House program; the Built Heritage Symposium, with a line-up of renowned speakers; changing exhibitions; and a celebration of Christmas inside the heritage house.

Join in a guided tour of Bankfoot House and reminisce about a time gone by

Interactive model of the original Bankfoot House

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Visitors can enjoy guided and self-guided tours, a model of the original house, interactive floor maps and heritage films, and are encouraged to bring a picnic lunch to enjoy the scenery.

Set in a grassed garden, framed by the spectacular Glass House Mountains, this is the ideal location to enjoy heritage and to become a volunteer. Opportunities for volunteers include tour guiding, research, cataloguing, events, interpretation and exhibitions.

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The recent engagement of an education consultant has also seen the development of a professional education program that delivers free school programs to all primary students in the region. The education kits meet National Curriculum links and each kit tells the story of the people of Bankfoot House.

Bankfoot House heritage precinct is located on the way to the Glass House Lookout at 1998 Old Gympie Road, Glass House Mountains.

Entry is free and the precinct is open from 10am–3pm every Friday, Saturday and Sunday (closed public holidays). Group tours by appointment.

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Book Week in Glasshouse Country

Students from across Glasshouse Country joined with students from across Australia last week to enjoy the chance to dress up as their favourite book characters for Book Week.

This year's theme was Reading is my secret power, but checking out many of the costumes worn by students and teachers it was not so secret but more

SUPER power! The teachers at Peachester State School definitely rocked in their ‘Incredibles’ costumes and there were some great looking Wonder Women, Iron men and some pretty cool Super Mario Brothers.

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Mrs Heather Dodwell leads her prep class to the Book Week parade

Ella McKenzie in her prizewinning costume from Ruby Red Shoes – complete with a London double-decker bus!

Willow Ross as Thelma the Unicorn

Jack Ensby couldn’t wait to show off how a dragon acts

Elannah and Olivia Spiteri with friends Aleeya Bygate and Isabella Ross

Family act – Nicholas and Makayla Blinston with Milly Ives, Jake McGilvray, Haylee Allen and in the wagon – Ethan Scheiwe and baby Estelle Blinston dressed as characters from Inside Out

Dominic and Sebastian Unwin as piranhas who don’t eat bananas

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Archie as the Ice Monster

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Feed the man meat at Landsborough Hotel

Breakfast is on the menu at Cappriccio’s Italian Restaurant

There is plenty on the menu for lunch and dinner for meat eaters but it is hard to go past the cattleman’s grill or their house specialty, American pork ribs.

32 Cribb St, Landsborough Saturday and Sunday Lunch 12noon–2.30pm, dinner 6–8.30pm

Cappriccio’s has always had a great reputation for their generous lunch and dinner menu but they are now also serving breakfast. Why not take a seat on the deck and enjoy breakfast by the water?

The Riverside Centre, Maple Street, Maleny Saturday and Sunday 8.30am–10pm

Relaxing family get together from C&M Seafood Surprise Dad by grabbing him some fish and chips or a burger from C&M Seafoods before heading over to visit him with the family lunch or dinner this weekend.

Corner Peachester Road and Turner Street, Beerwah Saturday and Sunday 11am–7pm

Journey to Thailand at Baan Thai

Lots of options at Mrs Brown’s Café

It’s not quite a trip to Thailand but lunch or dinner from Baan Thai’s extensive menu has to be the next best thing. Make a booking to dine in or phone ahead for takeaways.

48 Simpson St, Beerwah Saturday and Sunday Lunch 11.30am–2pm, takeaway 5–7.30pm, dine in 6–8.30pm

Mrs Brown’s will be serving breakfast and lunch on Sunday, or you could kick off early for dinner on Saturday. Don’t forget kids eat for free (terms and conditions apply).

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Indulge Dad’s sweet tooth at Fresca Market & Cafe If Dad doesn’t have his own Italian nonna to spoil him with sweet treats then head to Fresca's Market and Café where they love to share their homemade traditional Italian sweets and amazing range of gelato.

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Father's Day

Don’t forget you need to make your $15 or more purchase at a participating specialty retailer at Beerwah Marketplace or Beerwah Village before 5.30pm on Thursday to go into the draw to win their Father’s Day competition.

The prize includes two tickets to the 2019 NRL Telstra premiership grand final to be held at ANZ Stadium on Sunday, October 6. Also included are

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Fill out an entry form and drop it into the barrel outside centre management (between Awesome Sushi and Kebab Haven).

Here are some of the great gift ideas for Dad that will definitely get you an entry into the draw.

Cool cufflinks $25 Rings from $39.95 at Beerwah Jewellers

Men's grooming products from $12.95 at Healthy Guru Darrell Lea gift pack $20 from Beerwah Newsagency

Car washing gear from $6.50 at Bargain Max

McWilliams Tawny Port 1999 $29.95 from Beerwah Cellars

Bar signage and accessories from $22.95 at AMCAL Pharmacy

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Health &Beauty Beerwah Barber 20 year celebration

Everyone will agree that 20 years is a long time to be in business and is a testament to the great service a business offers if it is still going strong.

Debra Hackett from Beerwah Barber celebrated that milestone this month.

“I’ve been so privileged to have been a part of Beerwah and the surrounding area these last 20 years since taking over from Arthur Powter’s Barber Shop and renaming the shop Beerwah Barber,” Debra said.

“I’d like to thank all those people who have supported Beerwah Barber over these many years.

“There are so many who have shared their stories - from the farming community to all walks of life - and have made me feel part of this slice of paradise we live and work in, and one I call home “From all of us here at Beerwah Barber, thank you!”

To celebrate the milestone, Beerwah Barber will run a September raffle with every customer during September receiving a ticket to go into the draw to win $50 worth of scratch-its. Who knows, one of those scratchits could be the big one.

Drop in now for a tidy up and a chance to win at shop 6, 2 Turner Street, Beerwah.

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Listening mindfully to therapeutic sound takes us quickly into a meditational state, activating deeper states of consciousness, stimulating cellular healing. It is very effective in reducing stress, improving health and wellbeing, and giving us more clarity and personal insight. It is perfect for shifting stuck energies and bringing us back into that still point of our soul where the body, mind and emotional self meets with the divine.

As a qualified sound therapist practitioner, a gifted spiritual healer and light language medium I bring together relaxing sonic soundscapes through my sacred sound journey, which combines blissful harmonic sound instruments and my ethereal voice.

I will be doing a sound healing and soul light language message workshop at Glass House Mountains and Maleny, as well offering individual sound healing treatments at The Healthy Guru in Beerwah.

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Out & About Plenty of fun at Charity Sports On Saturday the Beerwah Sportsground hosted the 48th annual Beerwah Charity Sports and Spring Carnival.

2 From top left: 1. Chris Shaw gets a lesson in hula hooping from Kate Gillespie from Imperfect Circles 2. Jan and Gary Challacombe with their granddaughters Isla and Matilda 3. Last week’s GC&M News cover girl Diane Cheal kisses Sid the Seagull while Ava Cheal looks on 4. Trish Bradford with Carol and Annette Brodie 5. Ann Ross from Hive Haven chats bees with Jenny Broderick 6. Val Flynn with her dream car 7. Charity Sports Committee chair Bruce Page with Andrew Powell MP 8. Anne Freebairn gets Walker and Celine ready for the pet parade 9. Strongman Paul Cullen 10. Jahalia Thompson with Heather Purcell from Coochin Creek Co-op 11. Indigo McNaughton with a little piggy

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With perfect weather and enthusiastic community support, the 48th Beerwah Charity Sports and Spring Carnival lived up to its name. It was great to see such a good crowd, lots of action in all sections of the program and all age groups enjoying the entertainment.

The success of this annual fundraiser for Cancer Council Queensland is the result of a huge community effort - support from local businesses as sponsors, other local organisations that help run stalls and activities, and time donated by so many generous volunteers.

On behalf of the Charity Sports Committee I would like to thank all sponsors, volunteers and competitors. And many thanks to the Glasshouse Country community for coming along and making this year’s Charity Sports day another great success.

We are compiling results for the various competitions, so watch for reports in coming weeks.

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Time: 3–4pm 28 Where: Glass House Mountains IGA. Kim will be showcasing her latest book ‘4 Ingredients KETO’ and demonstrating some of the recipes Cost: Free

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Time: 1-4pm Where: Parklands Drive, Maleny Cost: Gold coin donation Info: 5th Light Horse Regiment Maleny Troop See Light Horse training and the museum open. All welcome

Movies Capernaum

with Jan Flynn from Maleny Film Society

From Lebanon comes this heartwrenching story about Zain, a 12-year-old street kid who sues his parents for the "crime" of bringing him into the world. Zain leaves his neglectful parents to survive on his wits among the many impoverished and dispossessed living on the streets of Beirut. Continually exposed to unimaginable dangers and exploitation, he feels life without love is simply not worth living. Interestingly, director Nadine Labaki assembled a cast of non-professionals to play the roles: people whose lives closely parallel the lives of the characters they portray. By placing these people in scenes and asking them to react spontaneously using their own words, Labaki has created a film of great authenticity and emotional intensity, which won her the Grand Jury Prize at Cannes among many other awards. Although at times confronting and uncompromising in its depiction of life in a harsh and indifferent world that doesn't value children, ‘Capernaum’ is relieved by flashes of humour and Zain's compassionate care of an Ethopian infant while the baby's mother works. The film has been described as "ultimately hopeful" and "a stunning piece of cinema". We are advised by yet another reviewer to "prepare to be blown away" by this director's response to the global refugee and economic problems that impact many innocent people daily.

When: Saturday, August 31 Where: Maleny Community Centre, Maple Street, Maleny Food and Drinks: Dinner 6-7pm catered by Wild Rocket. Tea/coffee and homemade slice stand, drinks available from the cash bar. Doors open at 6pm Movie: Screens from 7.15pm, running time 126 mins, Rating M Cost: Tickets for members at Maleny Information Centre for $8 or website www.malenyfilmsociety.info (members may buy up to two tickets for non-members). Non-members can buy tickets at the door adults $13, students with ID $8, children under 16 $5.

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In the Garden Jobs for the yard in September

• Soil temperatures need to be around 20°C to

germinate seeds of warm season vegetables.

To check, see if pumpkin seeds are

germinating by themselves from old compost.

If so, then the soil is warm enough.

• Grow any herbs now – except for basil (it’s too early) and coriander (it’s too late).

• Take poinsettia cuttings to strike and give away as Christmas presents.

• Custard apples should lose their leaves this month, so it’s time to prune them.

• Pruning of edible fig trees can be carried out. Be vigorous – one-third can be cut off. Figs are only produced on new wood of the new season’s growth. Give them a good feed of general fertiliser.

• Mulch your gardens to keep in the soil moisture.

• Passionfruit vines will start to throw out vigorous new shoots. Fertilise them well and mulch to retain soil moisture.

• Dig up and divide canna lilies. Water them in well with a seaweed solution.

• Throw some gypsum over your lawn to open up the soil, allowing the water to penetrate deeper.

• Spray your flowering mangoes with Mancozeb or a copper-based fungicide to prevent the disease anthracnose.

• Watch out for weeds – they will germinate and grow quicker now it is starting to warm up again.

Vegetables Plant carrot, choko, zucchini, sweet potato, cucumber, eggplant, beans, lettuce, radish, spring onion, squash, tomato, beetroot, capsicum, kohlrabi, okra, pumpkin, rockmelon, rosella, silverbeet, sweet corn and watermelon.

Flowers Plant alyssum, bedding begonia, cosmos, marigold, boronia, salvia, petunia, aster, amaranthus, celosia, phlox, portulaca, sunflower, torenia, zinnia, ageratum, gloxinia, impatiens, calendula, Californian poppy, carnation, chrysanthemum, coleus, dahlia, everlasting daisy, gaillardia, verbena, gazania, gerbera, kangaroo paw, nasturtium, rudbeckia and snapdragon.

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Gardening diary dates – September Elimbah-Caboolture Herb Club 6 What: Monthly meeting Friday Where: Caboolture PCYC, Toovey Street, Caboolture Time: 10am More info: Ruth on 5496 7649

Forrest Heart Eco Nursery 4th Birthday What: A bushfood Saturday morning tea celebration.

Where: 20 Coral Street, Maleny Time: 10am Cost: Free There’ll be loads of chocolate wattleseed birthday cake and other tasty treats, Wildfood teas and lemon myrtle drinks.

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Permaculture Maleny What: Hear and talk about permaculture Tuesday gardening Where: Maleny RSL, Bunya Street, Maleny. $5 per person or $7 per family entry to cover venue hire and other costs.

Time: 7pm More info: Phillip on 0416 193 395 or Facebook page Permaculture Maleny

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FaunaWatch What: Walk, survey wildlife and learn about Wednesday FaunaWatch Where: Maroochy Bushland Botanic Gardens, Tanawha Time: 8am More info: Paul on 0422 429 594

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Glasshouse Country Orchid Society What: Monthly meeting. Thursday New members welcome.

Come early to show your plants Where: RSL Hall, Glass House Mountains Time: 7.30pm More info: Robyn on 0427 138 168

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Peachester Garden Club What: Monthly Thursday meeting – a week earlier than normal. New members welcome Where: Peachester Hall, Peachester Time: 9.30am More info: Trish on 5496 9169

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Native Plants Sunshine Coast Sunday What: Propagation workshop by Karen Shaw, Brush Turkey Enterprises. $5 pp, lots of parking, all welcome.RSVP required to npscevents@bigpond.com or 0427 152 022 Where: 468 Reesville Road, Maleny More info: lpw3@bigpond.com or 5429 6845

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There is ease of access to the back garden which sports many varieties of fruit trees.

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Noticeboard Musical treasures

The Sunshine Coast Choral Society with soprano Annika Hinrichs, alto Debra Schneider, tenor James Scott, bass Henry Pinder and the Sunshine Coast Chamber Strings will be performing a collection of Schubert Mass in G, Mozart, Eine Kleine, Nachtmusik, Sancta Maria, Mater Dei, Ave Verum, Pergolesi and Magnificat. The concert will be conducted by Adrian King and will be held on Sunday, September 8 from 2pm at the Gregson and Weight Memorial Chapel, 119 Wises Road, Buderim. Tickets are adults $25 and students $15. For bookings call Yvonne Koster on 0431 550 713 or visit www.suncoastchoral.org.au.

Grab a garage sale stall It's time to dust off winter, do a spring clean and have your own garage sale stall at the September 14 Beerwah Tower Green Market from 8am– 1pm. What better time to be out with the old and help to reuse, reduce waste and minimise our impact on our planet.

In addition to second-hand stalls, there will be the usual array of handmade, home baked and home grown produce as well as a sausage sizzle, bouncy castle and delicious morning tea served inside the CWA Hall in Simpson Street, Beerwah.

Get in quick as sites are limited. Email qcwabeerah@gmail.com to book your stall.

Declutter Support Group The group meets fortnightly at Elimbah on a Wednesday from 9.30–11am with the next meeting on September 4. It is a friendly group with no fees that meets only during school term (not in school holidays). For more information contact Janet via email on jvv@iprimus.com.au or text 0402 700 238.

Spring ball at Glass House This month’s dance on Saturday, September 7 at the Glass House Mountains Community Hall will be the spring ball from 7.30-11.30pm. NV/OT/M. Music by Commodore. Cost is $10 and includes supper, Monte Carlo raffle and lucky door prize.

Great atmosphere, all welcome. Proceeds to the community hall fund. Enquiries to Aileen on 5496 9349.

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The Blackall Range Woodcrafters Guild’s annual general meeting was held on Saturday morning, August 17. The members elected to the guild executive were John Muller president, Warne Wilson vice president, Graham Beaumont secretary and David Edmond treasurer.

Legacy week U3A Sunshine Coast Members and visitors are invited to part two of John Saint Smith’s talk on Visions of a sustainable future. The talk is on Tuesday, September 3 at the Masonic Lodge Hall, Tamarind Street, Maleny. Phone Marty for details on 5494 1212.

AGM The Glass House Mountains Rural Fire Brigade will hold its AGM on Wednesday, September 25 from 7.30pm at the fire station in Ryan Street, Glass House Mountains.

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CATHOLIC WEEKEND MASSES Saturday 6pm: Peachester Rd, Beerwah - 0409 449 184 Sunday 7am: Caloundra St, Landsborough - 5494 8896 Sunday 9am: 45 Cedar Street, Maleny - 5494 3776

Sunday Services St Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s - Montville 7:30 am St Lukeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s - Kenilworth 9:00 am St Georgeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s - Maleny 9:00 am Friends & Neighbours Service at St Georgeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 3rd Wednesday each month at 9:30am ALL Office (07) 5499 9130 / 0429 073 262 ARE Parish Priest: Rev Jeanette Jamieson WELCOME E: angmaleny@westnet.com.au www.malenyanglicanparish.com.au 28

Legacy Week is the annual national appeal to raise awareness and funds for the families of incapacitated and deceased veterans. This year Legacy Week runs from this Saturday, August 31 to Saturday, September 7. Funds raised from Legacy Week help Legacy continue to assist about 60,000 beneficiaries, with 96% of them being elderly widows throughout Australia. You can support the fundraising efforts of Legacy by purchasing merchandise or making a donation at their stalls at the shopping centre in Beerwah outside the Commonwealth Bank and Fresh & Save from 9amâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;1pm and at Glass House IGA from 1.30-3.30pm from Tuesday, September 4 to Friday, September 7.

From the churches The other day I began some renovations in my home. Bags and bags of stuff we no longer needed or used were packed off to the Salvation Army. It was good that these things were going to be made available to others in the community who use them for little or no cost.

It caused me to think about a verse I read recently. â&#x20AC;&#x153;When you reap the harvest of your land, do not reap to the very edges of your field or gather the gleanings of your harvest. Leave them for the poor and for the foreigner residing among you. I am the LORD your God.â&#x20AC;? Leviticus 23:22 NIV11 As most of us have no such fields to work in this way, I pondered how this principle might be carried out with further Christian reflection in our world today. What are the â&#x20AC;&#x153;edges of fieldsâ&#x20AC;? and â&#x20AC;&#x153;leftovers of our harvestsâ&#x20AC;? in your life and society?

What do we set aside for the poor and needy among us?

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Reverend Scott Kroger Maleny Presbyterian Church The principle in the verse above is not to be so greedy as to make a buck from every last grain or grape on your property but to leave something for the poor to gather as they wish. A typical follow on for us is to take our own excess of things and instead of putting them on eBay to sell (and thus make every amount of coin for yourself), consider setting them aside for the poor at your favourite op shop.

Have some unused land that you just have to keep mowing? Think about putting a mini house on it for a low-income person to rent or buy.

Do you have excess from your fruit trees and gardens? Take it down to the neighbourhood centre and donate it, or better yet, cook and can it for their future use.

This is one way you can physically practise your Christianity before God. The subtext in scripture is that the Earth is the Lordâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and all that is in it, so you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t really own anything anyway. God is more interested in how you treat the poor with his stuff.

Glasshouse Country Baptist Church 9am Sunday, 58 Roberts Rd Beerwah All welcome! Enquiries: 5494 6354 Midweek craft, kids and youth programs â&#x20AC;&#x201C; see gcbcq.org

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Sport Beerwah Golf Club Contributed by Brenda Briese Saturday, August 17: The monthly mixed four-ball game was an aggregate stableford, which is the scores of both players combined. Winners were Trevor and Mavis Brimelow 75 points from Andrea Campbell and Barry Gardner 73 points. NTPs: 2 Barry Gardner, 5 - Peter Hewlett, 16 - Mark Astley and 18 - Cathy Stone. BRD went to 68 points.

Thursday, August 22: The men’s invitation day game was a four-person drop out Ambrose with a very nice field of 94 players. Winners were Peter and Lyn Steele and Trevor and Mavis Brimelow on 59 points, runners up Colin and Jennifer O'Brien and Graeme Weller and Lea Doyle 60.25 and second runners up Jan Corfield, Meg Ferran, Noel Lindsay and Ashford Matthews on 60.75 nett. NTPs: 2 Jackie Collinson, 5 - Ross Dale, 16 - Lorraine Dillon and 18 - Andrea Campbell. BRD to 63 nett.

Glasshouse Country Bowls Club Contributed by David Hayes Thursday, August 22: Winners were the triples team of Darcy Wilson, Vic Muscat and Tony Verdonck with 65 points and runners up were Lindsay Henderson and Darryl Kull on 61 points.

Lucky draw went to Sally and Brian Squires. Next week being the fifth Thursday of the month we will be playing three bowl pairs.

Saturday, August 24: Men’s pennant division 5, home to Kallangur. At one stage all rinks were down but fought back hard to win all three. Last game is against Dayboro this week at home.

Division 10 was away to Narrangba and the result came down to the last end with Rodney Dick’s team losing by five and Warren Blackbourne winning by seven picking up two shots on the last end to win by two overall. Last game is next week away against Sandgate. A win and they will make the semi-finals. Division 11, home to Caboolture Lakes, was an important game with a win needed.

Jimmy Tatum had a 23-all draw but John Annakin, in a great game, went down by three. Next week is away to Bribie.

With pennant season coming to the end we now get into club certified events. The mixed singles are now open and close on Thursday week. Hope we get plenty of men and women participating. Please fill in a form at the club.

On Saturday, September 7 at 12noon our club will be hosting the men’s pennant finals for divisions 3, 6 and 9 in what will be a great afternoon of bowls.

Please come down and watch if you have nothing on.

The Glasshouse Ladies Springtime Fours will be on Monday, September 16. Cost is $20 per player.

There will be a 9am morning tea for a 9.30am start of play. The format is mixed fours, 21 ends with a woman to skip and men to play lead or second. A sheet is at the club to put your name down or please contact Noelle Dean for more info.

It should be a fantastic day.

It’s coming up to our AGM, which will be held in the dining room of Club Glass House 9.30am Saturday, September 14. Nominations are open for the committee. Do you have what it takes to take on a position? If so, please fill in a form at our office or by now most should have received an email.

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Back: Jennifer and Colin O'Brien, Noel Lindsay and Ashford Matthews Front: Lyn Steele, Lea Doyle, Jan Corfield, Meg Ferran and Mavis Brimelow It's certainly enjoyable to play in this perfect weather although the wind was very strong on Thursday.

The Range Croquet Club Contributed by Ken Barker Three games of golf croquet and one game of association croquet were played on Thursday afternoon. In the golf croquet matches Gillian Bradley and Sally Adams teamed up to beat Bev Sockhill and Helen Andrews in two of the games 7–1 in the first and 7-6 in the third but Helen and Bev showed their fighting spirit by winning 7–3 in the second. Kath Smith and Vince Carbery played a game of association that rattled a few hoops to end up with a 12–6 result favouring Kath.

Eight enthusiastic golf croquet players from Caloundra played on the lawns on Friday. On Saturday, Sarah Widin, Priscilla Vickers and Robert Elliott played Headland Buderim in the Bray Shield winning two games to one. Sarah soundly defeated Garry Shaw 26–3. Robert played a cliff hanger against Lesley Johstone with the game going to golden hoop and finally winning 9–8. In the doubles Priscilla scored a magical hoop but to no avail as she and Sarah went down to Carolyn Aldrich and Dianne Horsman 8–12. Well done Maleny.

Ken Barker and Helen Andrews managed to score 11 hoops to Vince’s 8 on Sunday, while two contenders for the division 4 club championship locked horns in a practise match. Wallace Roy played well to beat Stuart Craig 10–5.

Vince, Kath and Ken played in the Golden Oldies hosted by Headland Buderim on Monday. It was a wonderful day and a lot of fun, with great hosts and many people attending. Joan Hogarth from Graceville club, who has played in every event since its inauguration in the 1990s, was a deserving winner. Robbie and Kaye Robertson from Point Lookout won blocks A and B respectively, Jocelyn Lerch won block C and Jan Robertson won block D. Congratulations to Carolyn Aldrich and the rest of the Headland Buderim team for organising a very enjoyable event.

Coaching for beginners and others is available on the picturesque lawns at the bottom of the Maleny Showgrounds from 8-10am on Saturdays. These are popular sessions in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

Play days are on Thursdays and Sundays at 1pm for 1.30pm.

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Contributed by Graeme Glover We have been receiving some great positive comments from the students who have been coming down for lawn bowls sessions. It has been fun to have them come and try bowls.

Wednesday night saw some close finishes in the games. It was great to have some visiting caravaners from the showgrounds join us this week. All are welcome to come and join in at 6pm for 6.30pm burger and bowls.

Friday scroungers saw Jim King, Kathy King, Dennis Kyling and Dave Edwards successful on each rink. Hopefully all members have pencilled in the Scotty Fawkes Memorial Day on Sunday, October 6. See details and get your teams of triples together.

Make it your commitment to take part in the club events this year. Let’s fill the rinks.

Great prize money is on offer thanks to the outstanding support of Mitre 10, Maleny Paints and Malt Shovel.

As a club we encourage all our members to support these local business suppliers and all our sponsors.

Remember, locals need the support of locals.

A busy week ahead with our Monday monthly pairs leading off the coming weeks activities.

A big thank you to all members, family, friends and local businesses who have chosen to use our facilities to celebrate special days in the months to come. Don't miss out as we like to share the fun of barefoot bowls and cold beers at the club. All bookings welcome. Just contact the club about a really fun Christmas party for your business.

Girl Crickets Contributed by Leanne McAllister The Sunshine Coast Cricket Association is launching a new girls only junior competition for girls aged 11-14 years.

Glasshouse Districts along with the Maleny and Landsborough cricket clubs are hoping to field a team in this exciting new format.

Anastasia Maher (pictured) has been playing at Glasshouse (last season in U13s) and she is keen to encourage other girls who are interested in joining her in teams for junior girls, U10 girls or women. Please contact Leanne McAllister 0431 040 625 for more information or visit our club's Facebook page.

Next week’s GC&M News will bring you a story about Anastasia and why she recommends that other girls get involved in the sport.

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Sport Easy Find Classifieds She’s not just a pool champ!

Last week we shared Seanna Thompson’s national swimming achievements at the Australian School Sports Swimming Championships. It seems she’s not only great in the pool but on the track too.

Seanna competed alongside many other school children from around the state last week, representing the Sunshine Coast at the Queensland School Sport track and field championships.

Seanna brought home gold in long jump, silver in the 800m and bronze in the 200m, as well as gold in the relay. She will go on to compete at the School Sport Australia championships to be held next month in Darwin. Last year, Seanna broke the record for long jump in her class division, so we are looking forward to seeing how she goes in September.

Witta Tennis Contributed by Pauline Fraley Very dusty and windy, making it an interesting day of tennis. Maleny Magics were the winners on the day, but Witta Wagtails put in a good performance.

Thanks to Gerry Gabriel, Jan Maguire, Sonia Douglas and a special thanks to Pauline Fraley for filling in.

Whistlers played at Caloundra against the Racquettes. It was windy and we all struggled with extra running to catch up with the ball. We brought a big win home but the wind was the winner on the day. Score was 45-15 games, 7-1 sets. Team was Aki Lepper, Brenda Warner, Donna Kuskopf and welcome Annie Quarmby for joining us.

The Wildcats were at home to Yandina. It was a tough match with the wind playing a major factor.

Pauline Fraley, Annie Stewart, Stacey English and Jenie Riding pulled it off in the end with a good win. It was another close match with the final score four sets each, 33-31 games.

Social tennis is on Monday 8am and Saturday 1pm. All welcome. Court bookings 0437 295 501 or www.wittatennis.com.au.

Maleny Golf Club Contributed by Jenny Oxenham Tuesday, August 20: The club held an 18-hole mixed single stableford competition with first place going to Doug Johnstone with 40 points on a count back from Denis Hickey, also with 40 points, runner up Geoff Wilson with 39 points on a count back from Neil Stenhouse, also with 39 points and third Rod Thamm with 38 points, also on a count back from Bob Whiteley with 38 points. NTPs: 3 - Neil Stenhouse, 5 - Mike Hallam and 8 - John Fairman.

Wednesday, August 21: The ladies played in an 18-hole nett competition, teeing off between 8-9am.

First place went to Narelle Thamm with 65 nett, runner up Susanne Hardy with 69 nett on a count back from Margaret Trigger, also with 69 nett and third Toni Bishop with 71 nett. NTPs: 3 - Debbie Hansen, 5 - Toni Bishop and 8 - Anne Devane.

Saturday, August 24: There was a mixed 4BBB (four ball best ball) stableford competition for our men with first place going to the team of David Durack and Doug Johnstone with 49 points on a count back from Tom Bertwistle and David Killeen, also with 49 points, runners up were Jeff Kruse and Jimmy Buyun with 48 points and third Geoff Smith and Ian Lee with 47 points. NTPs: 3 - Heath Gray, 5 - Thomas Hallam, 8 - Chris Pottinger and 13 - Jeff Kruse.

Time to shake off that cold winter and get out in the great sunshine and play golf on our magnificent golf course. Phone our clubhouse on 5499 9960 or go online to www.malenygolfclub.com.au and book a game or two or take advantage of our great offers to join our club that are presently on offer.

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TAURUS April 21–May 21 This is a week where you share some new ideas with friends and family, setting off new travel plans, new study opportunities and/or new hobbies. You are certainly ready to take a chance and look at some new ideas now but be careful not to go totally overboard in your enthusiasm.

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GEMINI May 22-June 23 Early in the week you may find you are still waiting for answers and it feels as though nothing is simple. Friday’s New Moon sees a lot of focus and enjoyment on family and home interests and projects. Perhaps time to plan for some celebrations and social events. Anything planned now comes together beautifully for you on Saturday evening.

CANCER June 24-July 22 The New Moon this week gives you a strong push to consider something totally new, perhaps a holiday to a new destination, one you would never have considered before. The aspect is also especially beneficial for all friendships and affections and on Monday Venus squares Jupiter, so the stars are telling you to enjoy yourself now.

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Fed up, he texted his mum: “What was with the LOL?”.

“I just wanted to send you Lots of Love because I know how disappointed you must be.”

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LEO July 23–August 22 Communication and information seems slow to reach you now and decisions you are waiting for keep being postponed.

Just sit tight and wait, since the New Moon on Friday means a breakthrough at last and could mean a promotion or a salary increase. You start to feel confident about spending money on well-chosen decorative items for your home.

VIRGO August 23–September 22 Mercury enters your sign this week so you are even more communicative and chatty and the New Moon on Friday in your sign really opens up your birthday month with some sparkle! Enjoy shopping or having coffee somewhere fashionable and exciting. Go ahead and spend but just be aware that those credit cards will need to be paid next month!

LIBRA September 23-October 22 You have a habit of keeping your worries and fears to yourself, which is often not helpful at all. This week is a good time to share them with friends and family.

That way you can often think outside the box and find hidden resources. The New Moon is perfect for solving problems and obligations. Don’t overthink things and just be kind to yourself.

SCORPIO October 23-November 22 The New Moon this week indicates a fresh start for you relationship-wise and with Mercury turning direct some good news can be expected. If single, a friend may introduce you to somebody special.

However, if you have a partner that friendship deepens considerably. You are known for being subtle but this week take a direct approach for best success.

SAGITTARIUS November 23–December 22 An emotional week coming up for you, which means sudden changes. These can revolve around changes at work, regarding a holiday, relationships or finances. Certainly, you can expect to have some deep and meaningful discussions about financial or intimate situations. You have always been ready to jump into new opportunities so take the leap now!

CAPRICORN December 23-January 19 Make a note this week to keep a flexible schedule. You may experience a succession of unexpected situations and well laid plans will be disrupted. Just stay calm. Being forewarned means you will be able to swiftly respond to the changes and move forward steadily. The New Moon is not helpful here, as it too brings unexpected changes.

AQUARIUS January 20-February 19 This week provides the opportunity to reconcile with somebody you may have thought impossible! You will be receiving enormous benefits from the New Moon not only in personal situations, but also with financial deals and monetary involvements.

You will feel positive and energetic, and able to introduce new and fresh ideas.

PISCES February 20-March 20 Mercury, entering Virgo this week, indicates you should be involved in a lot of communication and discussions. Take the time to listen to others’ ideas, many of which could be bright and original. Make sure you allow and encourage others to put forward their own ideas, as their opinions, initiatives and abilities could be very useful.

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