Edition 2 November 2011

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Hi Everyone As you all know we go to print on a Monday which means that by the time you read the paper the Melbourne Cup will be well and truly over for another year – so sadly we are not able to bring you any of the local glamour from the celebrations on the day.

Well at least with the wonders of modern ‘social media’ you won’t have to wait until next week to check out some of the fashions as you can see them on our facebook page.

So if you want to see just how great you and the other lovely ladies (and some of the fellas) scrubbed up on the day check out www.facebook. com/glasshousecountrynews We will also make sure we include plenty of great photos in next week’s edition as well – for those of you who have not yet embraced the world of facebook.

So now with Melbourne Cup out of the way it is just full steam ahead until Christmas – with only 54 sleeps to go until Santa arrives, there will be plenty of Christmas frivolity underway over the next few weeks.

And for those of you that make sure your house is the centre of your celebrations, you now only have a few weeks for getting the lights draped over the house and gardens.

We will once again be having our Christmas Light competition so look out in next week’s edition for an entry form!

Regards,

This Week in GCNews Local news............................................. 3-9 Doing business........................................ 10 Health Check.......................................... 11 Community groups.............................. 12-13 You said it............................................... 14 Elected Reps........................................... 15 Health beauty & wellbeing........................ 16 Living..................................................... 17 Out and about......................................... 18 Things 2 do............................................. 19 Churches and community notices.............. 20 Real estate......................................... 21-23 Gardening............................................... 23 Trades............................................... 24-29 Sports news............................................ 30 TV guide................................................. 31 Classifieds.......................................... 32-33 Fun page................................................. 34

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Prep Open Day at Peachester State School, 9.30am - 11.00am. Also Wednesday, November 16 and 30.

Uniforms will be available on the day. For further information contact the school on 5439 5111. Come and have fun experiencing Prep at Peachester!

Glasshouse Country Menshed Inc gathering, 8.30am - 12.30pm at the Resource Recovery Centre, Beerwah. New and existing members welcome.

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Beautiful Bromeliads at Beerwah, Open Garden Day at Oaklands Farm, 384 Mawsons Road – Beerwah, from 9.00am – 4.00pm, Delicious homemade devonshire teas, and lunch available, plants for sale, market stall, music – Bungy’s Live Jazz Band, this is a charity function, entry is $5.00. For more information phone Betty on 5445 7125 or Joyce on 5476 8741.

Cent auction at the Landsborough Community Hall, doors open 5.30pm for 6.30pm start. Hundreds of prizes, hot food, sandwiches, drinks and cakes available for purchase. Tea and coffee supplied.

In aid of Landsborough Community Hall restoration and Kabbarli HACC clients. Contact Donna 0448 846 323.

Dance at Glass House Mountains Community Hall, 7.30pm-11.30pm.

NV/OT/M Music by Chattanooga. $8.00 includes supper, Monte Carlo raffle and lucky door prize. Great atmosphere, all welcome. Proceeds go to the community hall fund.

Enquiries to Aileen 5496 9349.

On the Cover “Small in numbers but big in spirit,” was how Br John Stevenson (pictured, front of group) described the group that turned out as part of ‘Day for Daniel’ activities last week. The walk was hosted by the Anglican and Catholic Beerwah communities to raise child safety awareness and funds for the important work of The Daniel Morcombe Foundation. For more photos, see page 18.

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Our local macadamia growers will be under the spotlight when more than 200 of the country’s key industry players descend on the Sunshine Coast next week for its annual conference.

Elimbah’s Mike Cooper, Beerwah’s Peter Boyle and Glass House Mountain’s Gowen family, considered some of the region’s most innovative growers, will host tours of their farms as part of the conference.

Jolyon Burnett, chief executive officer of the Australian Macadamia Society said it was fitting the conference was being held on the Sunshine Coast, where the macadamia industry is a major economic contributor.

There are close to 300,000 macadamia trees planted in the Sunshine Coast hinterland (mainly Glass House Mountains) with the industry contributing more than $20 million to the Sunshine Coast region.

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Detective Senior Constable Rod Shelton opened his ‘Identity Theft’ talk at Beerwah Library last week saying by the time we left he would have scared the hell out of us – and he was right. Luckily the informative presentation, which at times was shocking, was also interspersed with plenty of humour.

Detective Shelton has been with the Queensland Police Service for 17 years, nine of which was with the fraud squad. His presentation covered topics such as what identity theft is, how false identities are obtained, scams used to get identities, what to do if you are a victim, and much more.

The statistics are staggering.

In 2008, 4.4 million Australians (26 per cent of the community) have been affected or were victims, with the cost to the community $4 billion. Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in the world, with crime gangs making more money from it than the drug trade, and more criminals switching to it each year.

Surprisingly Detective Shelton said the loss of money is the least of your worries; it’s the theft of your identity that is the main concern. He explained one of the issues is that if a crime is committed in your name you will be arrested and the hard part is proving it wasn’t you.

Ways to protect your identity include to lock all personal documents in a safe, only carry essential personal information, do not store personal details on mobile phones or wireless devices, don’t give personal information over the phone from an unsolicited phone call (no matter where they say they are from), destroy all old documentation before throwing it out and more.

It is also important to protect your financial information and information stored on your computer.

If you suspect you have been the victim of identity theft you should immediately inform the police.

“There’s so much money to be made that the criminals are a step ahead of us; basically they come up with a new system and we have to react to that. It’s going to be very, very hard to predict what’s going to happen, what the criminals come up with, but we keep trying to close these things down as they happen,” he said.

Detective Shelton spoke to a packed room which included Elizabeth Noble from Beerwah.

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“I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it. He was very informative with a tremendous sense of humour thrown in to lighten all the miseries he was telling us about. I’m personally not worried about identity theft because I feel I’ve got everything in place for my protection, but I am very concerned for my grandchildren and people who go on Facebook,” she said.

Helen Eddie from Peachester said, “I thought it was really excellent, a good crowd and we learnt an amazing amount of information about what criminals do and how they think. I feel better prepared now.”

An ID Theft booklet by the Australian Government about dealing with identity theft and protecting your identity is available at www.ag.gov.au/identitysecurity.

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It has been 20 years since the Landsborough Rural Fire Brigade reformed and to celebrate they are having an open day on Sunday, November 20 with displays from 11.30am1.30pm. The official ceremony from 1.30pm will include the presentation of many 15 year service medals with light refreshments served afterwards.

All the community and past members are warmly welcomed to attend and enjoy the displays and activities including a practical fire demonstration, water pumps, fire trucks, memorabilia, Blazer the Bear, sausage sizzle and more. Come and see how the Brigade and been progressing and what has been achieved during the past 20 years.

The Open Day will be held at the Landsborough Rural Fire Brigade, Maleny Street, Landsborough (opposite the tennis courts). Keep an eye out in next week's edition for more details.

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Despite previous columns of ours, and others in this newspaper, people are still falling foul of unscrupulous parties claiming to be Microsoft or Computer Maintenance companies.

Microsoft does not call, EVER, and if a person tells you they have been monitoring your computer, they are either lying or have been doing so illegally.

Recently, hinterland residents have been coerced into giving these scammers remote desktop control of their computers via a legitimate website! This could prove very costly, very damaging and very stressful! Please let all your family and friends know of these scammers. Unfortunately, inquiries with the government authorities found that their processes are not able to stop these online robbers quickly enough, so it’s up to us to get the word out.

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Mooloolah local Jenny Morris has been collecting information about the history of the Glenview Mooloolah Tennis Club for the past few years. Her plan has been to compile a booklet about the club’s history to coincide next year with their 85th Anniversary.

Jenny has dedicatedly undertaken the detective work to put the pieces together, however, she is still keen to hear from anyone who may have a missing piece of the puzzle to establish exactly when the courts on Mooloolah Connection Road, next door to the Sports Club were built.

If you have any old family photos that may have been taken at the Tennis Club or of the Glenview Hall (located on the site of the current tennis courts) over the years Jenny would love to be able to see them for possible inclusion in the booklet.

With just over six months to go until the big day, Jenny is now into the phase of compiling the content into a booklet, and doing the page layout for the printer and she is keen to find someone to work with her to bring this all together.

“If there is someone out there with Publisher Skills that wouldn’t mind working with me on a volunteer basis, I would love to hear from them,” Jenny said.

The best way to contact Jenny is via email glenviewmooloolahtennis@ hotmail.com If you would like to know more about the tennis club you can check out their page on the Tennis Queensland website www.tennis.com.au/ glenviewmooloolahtennisclub

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Lions Rich Fruit Christmas Cakes, a perennial  Computerised favourite, are available in the 1kg size for $10.00 and 1.5kg for $14.00. Puddings (0.9kg) are $11.00.

Skin Cancer Examinations So support a worthwhile cause and celebrate the festive season with a Lions Rich Fruit Christmas Cake, and watch this space for a list of all local outlets where you can purchase your cakes and puddings.  Womens Health  Health Assessments Mountain Quilters create sensory quilt Two-year-old Angel, who was born blind, has recently been enjoying  Children’s Health and a sensory quilt made especially for her by the lovely ladies of the Mountain Quilters.

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When Norma from the Mountain Quilters was asked by Jenny if they would be able to create the quilt, she and her fellow quilters were only too happy to help out.

Jenny said although Angel had never met Norma before, when she came to present Angel with her rug she gave Norma a lovely thank you hug.

Special thanks to Norma, Barbara, Alwyn, Leonie, Christine, Dianne and Glenda for sharing their creative skills and making such a beautiful quilt.

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festival for Glasshouse Country Beerwah now has an New Contributed by Bob McLean the spring school holidays in September 2013. community may have been wondering why official caravan park The The community is now being asked to provide the Glasshouse Country Sustainability and Garden Just in time for the Christmas holidays, the Sunshine Coast Council has approved a Material Change of Use, permitting Gowinta Farms Caravan Park to open to the public.

The 56 site caravan park was first established in 2008 to cater for the seasonal strawberry workers that work on the Sunshine Coast's largest strawberry farm.

After the closure of the Glasshouse Mountains Holiday Village, it prompted Gowinta Farms to investigate the viability of opening its park to tourists outside of the strawberry season.

The park is no different to any other caravan park. It offers powered sites, all with concrete slabs for an annex, separate men’s and women’s toilet and shower facilities, camp kitchen, dump point and laundry facilities.

Gowinta Farms welcomed its first tourists to the park on Friday, October 28, keen to spend three days taking in Australia Zoo and visiting family in the region. It's hoped the parks reputation as a clean, pet friendly, quiet place to stay will spread fast as Xmas approaches.

Expo has not been receiving any promotion over the past months since this year’s expo and the Glasshouse Country Festival in June.

The 10 days of the 2011 festival provided opportunities for 30 special activities in all of the communities in Glasshouse Country, and this model of community group involvement and participation proved to be very successful.

The only downside was the festival did not have a core centre to concentrate the focus on one major venue. The expo, being conducted in the one compact venue of the Beerwah Community Hall and Turner Park has created a signature event for Glasshouse Country, concentrated in Beerwah. While it took eight years to grow from a morning event with a keynote speaker supported by the Beerwah Library and six exhibitors, it now features as a full day event with two or three speakers and 130 exhibitors. The expo has been funded in part by Sunshine Coast Council and promoted by the Rotary Club of Glasshouse Mountains and in previous years, planning and coordination for the next expo started the day after the doors closed.

We have been seeking a new coordinator for the expo with no success, which unfortunately means that the expo will not occur in 2012. Two meetings have been held, with the last meeting in September attended by about 30 people, and an evaluation team formed to look at a new event.

The decision has been taken to work towards an expansion of this year’s Glasshouse Country Festival, with the new festival to focus on the ‘Pleasure of Learning’. It will be concentrated in Beerwah as the activities centre and held during

input into the festival name, and the learning activities to attract visitors.

Have your say on facebook or Glasshouse Country Festival www.glasshousecountryfestival.com.au To join in the conversation about our proposed festival, you can do this through Facebook, search for A new festival and then the like button to leave your comments.

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Some of the region’s highest accolades were awarded to Beerwah State High students at the school’s Academic Awards Night last week.

In a coup for the school, a third of the Sunshine Coast’s Vocational Education and Training (VET) awards went to Beerwah State High students, and four students were also among just 12 in the region to receive bursaries from the University of the Sunshine Coast.

Dozens of students received medallions, certificates and prizes for high achievements in the classroom and in cultural and co-curricular endeavours, including Academic Excellence from Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Student with Potential and Rio Tinto Big Science Competitions.

Dux awards for outstanding academic achievements overall went to Lauren Blake for the middle school and Tyler Bosch for the senior school. Male School Captain 2011, Tyler Bosch was a standout on the night, winning Top Year 12 student for five separate subjects as well as a Pinnacle Award for five consecutive years of high academic achievement.

Tyler Bosch and Asha Josland Female School Captain 2011, Asha Josland, also made a number of appearances, including as a performer with the Senior Dance Company and to receive the Top Year 12 Student in Dance and Excellence in Dance Awards.

Next year’s school captains seem set to follow their lead. Alix Murdoch, announced last night as 2012 Male School Captain, also collected awards for Top Year 11 student in English, Maths C, Physics and Chemistry while Female 2012 School Captain, Rae Austin, added the title to her accolades of Academic Achievement Award and Top Year 11 Maths A student.

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Tate Doneathy from Year 2G beautifully narrated The Greatest Story Ever Told

When Glasshouse Country Christian College held its Prep to Year 2 concert last week, it looked like the scene from a work safe advertisement on TV. More than 190 children came on stage to perform but first they craned their necks, peering into the audience looking for their mum and dad. Faces lit up like lights on a Christmas tree when they finally found their parents amongst the crowd.

The students performed ‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’, singing and dancing to different parts of the Bible. The whole story was beautifully narrated

by Tate Doneathy from Year 2 and each class performed well above their tender years.

The concert began with the Primary choir singing the B.I.B.L.E. song followed by Prep White’s rendition of ‘If I were a butterfly’ before Year 1G came on stage dressed as raindrops, animals and a rainbow to retell Noah’s Ark. Year 2M asked, ‘How did Moses cross the Red Sea’ and some very fearsome Prep Green soldiers stomped through the ‘Joshua Rap’ blowing the walls down with their vuvuzelas (which were not quite historically accurate for 1250BC but very effective all the same).

Year 2M sang and danced gracefully in white and then little lambs from Year 1M captured everyone’s heart with their very cute performance of not being afraid of the boogie man. Prep Maroon students sang ‘Peace like a River’ and then all the students streamed back on stage to sing ‘How much does God love you’ to the audience.

A touch of Italy in Glenview

Gelato, Da Vinci, pizza, students dressed in green, white and red you may have thought you had landed in Italy if you visited Glenview State School on Tuesday, August 30. For the third year the school has celebrated Italian Day which in Italy is held on June 2.

Students from all grades participated in a range of fabulous activities.

They taste tested some of Italy’s gastronomic delights such as amoretti biscuits, blood oranges, Ferrero chocolate, mozzarella, anchovies, cacciatore, salami and dried olives.

They spent weeks making their own ‘horses’ to take part in a recreation of the famous ‘Palio’ horse race which is held in Siena twice a year. A big hit was the gelato stand supplied by Gelato Mio from Coolum which provided a delicious range of real Italian gelato. Other fun activities included pizza dough throwing, Italian games, sketching like Da Vinci and more. The day ended with an Italian Arts Council performance.

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Fresh is best at Matilda Fruit Barn

With the wonderful bounty of fresh fruit and vegetables available locally, why would you travel far afield to buy them? At Matilda Fruit Barn, if it’s grown locally, you’ll find it in store, along with an extensive array of quality fruit and vegetables sourced from reputable suppliers. Michael and Jo have established a firm reputation for supplying fresh and affordable produce, and together with their experienced staff, they’ll go the extra mile to keep their customers happy.

Proud to be a local business employing local staff and supporting the community, Michael said his experienced staff are well placed to help customers with all their fruit and vegetable needs.

From what’s in season to the best way to prepare and serve your family’s fruit and vegetables, Michael and the team are keen to share their love of fresh food.

And with Christmas just around the corner, why not get together with neighbours or friends and consider buying all your favourite festive produce in bulk? Michael said now is the time to place your orders for trays of mangoes and stone fruit, boxes of cherries, and more.

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“This is a really affordable way to make the most of the beautiful summer fruit that typifies an Aussie Christmas,” Michael said.

So if you are looking for the freshest, best quality fruit and vegetables, as well as an extensive supply of local plants and locally laid eggs, head down to Matilda Fruit Barn.

Open seven days a week, they are conveniently located adjacent to the Matilda Service Station on Steve Irwin Way, Glass House Mountains.

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You now have your learner’s license, what’s next?

The most beneficial route would be to start off by doing a one hour lesson with an accredited Driver Trainer.

At Landsborough Driver Training, we invite the regular driving supervisor (parent, family or friend) to join us in the first lesson. This ensures that the supervisor will guide the learner correctly and not pass on bad habits.

Depending on the student’s individual experience and skill level, it is best to do at least one lesson per month to improve and add to their skills.

Once you have done about 30 hours, it’s a good idea to start practicing in the area were you are most likely to do your test, that way you increase your familiarity of that area. Some local testing centers are in Caboolture, Caloundra, Maroochydore, and Nambour. It’s very easy and convenient to book lessons online at ldt.net.au. We could be in a lesson, and may not be able to answer the phone straight away.

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In order to offset the forward head carriage, our upper backs become rounded and our lower backs sway backward (this means we look shorter and rounder). What’s worse is that our bones and discs become compressed, the nerves that run through the spine are affected, and eventually our bodies don’t work the way they should.

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Reflecting on our Toastmasters experience, I believe it takes true inspiration or vision of who and what we can become to draw us through the door of our very first Toastmasters meeting.

Welcome to the safe and supportive environment where greatness happens!

I thought most people came to the program looking for the same things I did. But what an amazing revelation this experience has been! I find people joining clubs worldwide who already have very sophisticated communication or leadership skill, people who already possess confidence and self-esteem.

I gradually realised there really is no typical new or experienced Toastmaster and therefore no definition of how greatness would be defined for them.

Toastmasters International is in the education business and we change the lives of men and women around the world, one person at the time, one assignment at the time, each time we receive feedback in the form of applause or a suggestion for improvement.

Our toastmasters program empowers us to break the bonds of captivity, to shrug off our lack of self-esteem and lack of confidence and to move through the various levels of communication and leadership development, experiencing mini steps of success each time we challenge ourselves.

Glasshouse Country Toastmasters will make sure that when you visit us on the first or fourth Thursday of the month, someone will be there to greet you and make you feel most welcome.

Google us at www.glasshousetoastmasters.org or give us a call on 5496 9855 to speak to Martine, or Kerry on 5494 0161.

Caloundra Family History Research Inc Contributed by Roz Kuss, vice president and publicity officer

On October 20, the Caloundra Family History Research Inc held its general meeting at the Guide Hut in Arthur Street. Esma Rigby started the proceedings with the reading of her entry in the inaugural Lorrie Barzdo Writers Award. Titled ‘Unusual Occupations’ it told of an ancestor of hers who had spent 30 years of his life, during the 19th century, attempting to develop a ‘perpetual motion machine’, something that mankind has been trying to invent since the 13th century.

The group welcomed a number of members to participate in a genealogy discussion. Geoff Kelly and Sue Schott gave background to their research in South Australia, with some particular success being attributed to that state’s ‘wonderful green books’ held by the South Australian Heritage Society.

Dawn Kemp gave an instructional talk on the benefits of using the meeting board facilities on the internet for family history and the results she has achieved. Kerry McGrath showed the relevance and importance of talking to the generations that came before us by playing a much treasured tape of his beloved grandmother talking with a relative, recorded back in 1963. June Blackburn concluded the discussion when she spoke of finding excellent historical information while on holiday in Denmark. All activities conducted by the group, including general meetings with guest speakers (1.30pm 4.00pm on third Thursday each month) are held at the Guide Hut in Arthur Street, Caloundra. Phone June 5493 2679, Roz 5493 1197 or Valerie on 5437 3879 or email caloundrafamilyres@y7mail.com. The group’s rooms and library are open for research every Saturday and the third Thursday of the month, from 9.30am - 12.30pm. Every other Thursday of the month the rooms are open from 9.30am - 4.00pm.

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Our next monthly meeting will be held on Wednesday, November 9 at the Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club commencing at 10.00am. Our guest speaker will be Norma McCormack to speak about her travels to Cambodia.

All members and visitors are very welcome to attend. Morning tea will be provided and members are asked to bring along a small plate Riny De Rooy, Gordon McCormack, Hazel Shield, Ruth Wright, Marita Kibbler, Jan Cockram, Beth Smith, Ella Daniels, Gwen Duff, Betty Pringle, June Kenny, of food to share for lunch.

John Grindrod, Norma McCormack and Tunny Southwell Last month's outing was to the Caloundra Air Museum where month (except December). All new members a large number of our members enjoyed an and visitors will be made most welcome. We informative tour of the museum, followed by a also have a mahjong group who meet at the very enjoyable lunch at the Centrepoint Buffet.

Glasshouse Mountains Neighbourhood Centre on This month's outing will be our end of year alternate Mondays, for more information about Christmas lunch at the Glasshouse Mountains mahjong please contact Gwen on Sports Club where we will enjoy a Christmas 5494 6231. lunch filled with fun, entertainment and prizes.

Thank you to Matilda Fruit Barn for their Probus is looking for new members to join us generous donation of a fruit and vegetable box for for our monthly meetings and outings etc. If our lucky door prize. We look forward to seeing you are new to the area or looking to meet new everyone at our next meeting on Wednesday, friends and would like to join in our outings and November 9, especially some new faces. activities, please come along to our monthly For more information phone Steve Reeves on meetings held every second Wednesday of each 5496 7692 or Lois Gilbey on 5496 9991.

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You Said It Letters to the Editor What's in the Spotlight Receive up to $600 in rewards Help reduce your electricity costs and receive up to $600 in rewards, by joining the Sunshine Coast Energy Conservation Communities (ECC) program. The ECC program is available from November to all eligible Sunshine Coast residents with an air-conditioner, swimming pool and/or hot water system. For more information visit energycc.com.au or call 1300 360 209. The ECC program is a sustainability initiative of ENERGEX, the Queensland Government and council.

Carbon tax workshops in November

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What about Peachester Range road?

Time is running out to apply for a full time, twelve month traineeship working at council in administration, horticulture, libraries, engineering or conservation. Visit the employment page of council’s website and apply online before 14 November.

Mr Powell, in the past week you have been good enough to post updates on Six Mile Bridge, Elimbah, D`Aguliar Road signs, postman`s upgrade, bat colony problems etc; yet nil on the Peachester Range four year old problem. Running the red light here is becoming more popular than the famous running of the bulls, more subsidance, cracks appearing, blocked drains etc.

If, as it would appear, this is a problem you are unable to advise us as to start/finish dates etc, could you please advise us of someone we may approach for a reasonable response?

As the Christmas holiday season is upon us I can only once again stress the pending toll this unsafe section will exact, who then will accept responsibility?

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Carols at Cotton Tree

Open garden fundraiser a success

The proposed new carbon tax will affect Sunshine Coast businesses in various ways.

To help business operators understand the impacts council has invited a carbon accounting specialist to lead workshops at Caloundra, Maroochydore and Nambour.

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Celebrate Christmas at Carols at Cotton Tree on Saturday 3 December from 6.30pm. A fireworks extravaganza will finish the evening at approximately 8.30pm. Visit council’s website for more information about this free, family, festive season event.

Prepare now for storm season Disasters and emergencies on the Sunshine Coast can strike at anytime. Thunderstorms, floods and bushfires can cause severe disruption to daily life and damage community infrastructure and services. So - get ready now! Visit the Disaster and Emergency pages on council’s website for great tips and plans to help keep your family, home and business safe this storm season.

COUNCIL MEETINGS Performance and Service Committee Meeting 9am, 8 November, Tewantin.

Strategy and Planning Committee Meeting 1pm, 9 November, Tewantin.

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I would just like to take this opportunity to say a thank you to everyone who was somehow involved in, or supported Tic’s Open Garden Fundraiser, 2011. It was a fairly successful day, even with the bad weather. We were able to raise a total of over $6,000.00 both on the day, and in raffle ticket sales and donations before the event. I’d like to thank in particular, Coochin Creek Co-op, Orrawin Trocki, Sawasdee Spa and Massage, Krua Thai Cooking School, and RACQ Careflight for their contributions towards the raffle prizes. We would also like to thank the generous donations from the Super IGA Beerwah, and Luke’s IGA Glasshouse for all of the groceries they gave us for the event. A huge thanks goes out to all of the friends, family and other volunteers that helped out on the day and in the lead-up to it. And lastly, we would like to thank Glasshouse Country News and Rosemary Hayes for writing and publishing such a lovely article to promote the fundraiser.

Tic Davis Glass House Mountains

Thanks for your support

I am a member of the Beerwah RSL Women's Auxillary and we recently held a Trash and Treasure in the grounds of the RSL. We had an overwhelming response on the day despite the weather conditions. I would like to thank all those who donated time, goods to sell, and the customers who all contributed to the success of the day. I trust you found your own little treasure!

Thank you all.

Margaret Rouhan

Peachester History Committee

The Itinerant Teacher contributed by Joy Hodgens

Throughout Queensland's early history, the desire for basic schooling for children living in remote and scattered population areas was largely ignored. The introduction by the Education Department of compulsory free education for children aged six to 12 meant for the first time, the needs of very isolated children had to be addressed. In 1901 itinerant or travelling teachers, who were always male, were appointed to districts, initially in southwest Queensland, where there weren't enough children to form schools.

Fred Hodgens was one such itinerant teacher.

In 1903 Fred had become his father's pupil teacher at the Tewantin School, earning 30 pounds a year. He trained there for five years before receiving his first appointment to Blyth's Creek. By 1910 he was transferred to the Charleville area as an itinerant teacher travelling as far west as Adavale. He was given a specially designed buggy and a boy who assisted him by setting up camp and taking care of the horses.

Fred had to visit every district with school age children up to four times a year – a near impossible task. He soon became adept at loading the buggy with feed for the horses, food requirements for weeks at a time, camping and cooking needs, clothes for all weathers and an estimated number of text books for his pupils.

Finding his way from station to station on largely non-existent tracks only with the aid of crude maps, battling the ravages of drought and floods and repairing breakages to his wagon were all part of his continuing existence.

Setting up his camp near the homestead Fred usually spent several days teaching the children, more often under the roughest of conditions, correcting work from the previous trip and drawing up tasks for the succeeding months. Parents became the teachers in the interim.

After 12 months Fred was transferred to Augathella base where for the next four years he visited stations as far north as Tambo.

Although motor bikes and cars were being introduced to some trafficable districts, Fred always drove a buggy.

Frederic William Hodgens was 26 years of age when he drove into Charleville in July 1915 to resign as an itinerant teacher and enlist in the A.I.F. Among the joys of his time in the west were the lifetime friendships made and the lasting memory of being asked by the Cobb and Co driver to take the coach into Charleville.

By 1922 with the improvement of postal facilities and to overcome the problems of distance, the Department gradually replaced the work of the itinerant teacher by the more efficient Primary Correspondence School System.

After returning from WW1, Fred settled in this district, and over several decades served as head teacher at Peachester and Beerwah State Schools. He and his wife Grace (nee Simpson) will be remembered by many GCN readers.

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News from Parliament

Day for Daniel

It was great to see the massive support locally and around Australia for Day for Daniel. Denise and Bruce Morcombe and the Daniel Morcombe Foundation are commended for their ongoing efforts at promoting child safety so effectively. I organised Parliamentary Day for Daniel again in the Australian Parliament and it was encouraging to get such a wonderful and enthusiastic response to this important cause. I also wrote to all presiding officers of all state and territory parliaments and the parliament of New Zealand, to encourage their involvement.

Rural innovation awards

ABARES is encouraging people aged 18 – 35 to apply for the 2012 Science and Innovation Awards for Young People in Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. The awards recognise those young people who have an innovative project that will provide a benefit in the areas of agriculture, fisheries, forestry, food and natural resource management sectors. There are 12 award categories, each offering up to $22,000 funding. Applications close 5.00pm AEST, Friday, November 18. Visit www.abares.gov.au/ conferences-events/scienceawards or contact 02 6272 2260 or 02 6272 3051.

Fisher Australia Day Awards

Nominations are invited for the Fisher Community Australia Day Awards 2012. This is the 13th year of the awards, which I started in 2000 to provide an opportunity to recognise those who work to make a positive difference in their community. Nominations can be made for a variety of endeavours, from community services, industry and commerce, the arts and sport. Community Organisations can be nominated for the Des Scanlan Memorial Award. Nominations are open to all community organisations doing valuable work in the Fisher electorate. Nomination forms are available from my office or by phoning 5444 4888 and close December 16.

Highway widening

Those wishing to sign my petition calling for the widening of the Bruce Highway between Caboolture and the Sunshine Coast to six lanes can sign it at my office at Buddina or at the office of Andrew Powell MP at Maleny.

During the recent sitting week of Parliament the Waste Reduction and Recycling Bill 2011 was debated in the House. There has been much said about the implementation of this waste levy and not a lot has been good. The LNP has always been opposed to this Bill and I had the opportunity to present our argument in detail. Even after many submissions were tabled from industry stakeholders who all demonstrated the negative affect this Bill would have on the waste sector, the Waste Levy is due to be introduced in December. Whilst the LNP supports waste avoidance, recycling and reuse, we had no choice but to oppose the Bill.

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Caloundra South Development

This has been a big issue over the past six months or so and it is something that will affect the whole of the Sunshine Coast, not just Caloundra. In addition to being very concerned as to how the Pumicestone Passage will be protected, I am worried that the Government refuses to build the necessary infrastructure to compliment the development, namely the rail duplication, CAMCOS and the upgrade of the Bruce Highway between Caloundra and the Sunshine Motorway. The Government also needs to fast track the Sunshine Coast University Hospital in the same way they have fast tracked this development. Without the hospital, our already stretched health services will break with the increase in population.

Out and about

In my role as the Shadow Minister for the Environment I have had the opportunity to visit with farmers, growers and producers in Bundaberg recently to hear some of the challenges they are facing with government legislation. I was also asked to visit North Stradbroke Island where I met with local tour operators and also toured the UQ Research Marine Station.

Check out my Facebook site for photos and posts from my trips.

I took some time out to celebrate with the Peachester State School community at their 100 year centenary a few weeks ago and it was great to see such a good turnout of past and present school families. And let me tell you, a few too many of them lined up to see me get 'dunked' in the water dunking machine! All for a good cause, they told me.

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Living Well Music Today

Are you a senior interested in learning to use computers and access the internet?

With our regular columnist, local musician Dr Michael Whiticker

Song writing tips - Part 2 Last month we looked at the importance of having a good song writing method and getting started with the title and words for your song.

Let’s begin this session by considering the tools you will need as a song writer. They include: a computer to write and store material on, a small recorder (your smart phone might do the job), a notebook, a dictionary or thesaurus and books and software on the subject of song writing. It is also a good idea to find a few like-minded souls – other budding song writers and potential collaborators! Your strength might be words or music – generally it is not both. And it may be that you are not the ideal singer of the songs you are writing, in which case there is sure to be someone out there who will be able to bring your material to the public’s attention.

Start listening to songs as though it is your business, rather than something you just love doing. And listen to a wide range of songwriters – even those you don’t necessarily like. If they are having success, their audience must like what they do, so it is worth understanding what is bringing them their success. Begin to analyse

songs - break them down into their individual components. You know what a verse and chorus are, and you probably know what a bridge is, but do you know what a hook and refrain are?

Having a good riff or a groove/feel is something that can define a song, but more important is the structure or form – the right ordering of all the different components of the song. It is sometimes a juggling act to put your hook, groove/patterns, lyrics and tunes/melodies together in the right order.

Finally, you need to play your songs in public to see what sort of feedback you get. In our region we have a number of organisations that encourage artists to play their songs. One of these is the monthly Musos Club at the Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club. It is held from 7.00pm on the second Thursday of the month.

Next month we’ll look at how music software can assist your song writing and we’ll consider the importance of recording yourself and your songs.

Do have a creative musical month!

Michael

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Did you know that Avon is the world’s number one fundraiser for the Breast Cancer Foundation?

Avon has raised over $10 million in Australia and New Zealand, and $700 million worldwide.

Local Avon distributor Raquel Manson held an Avon breast cancer stall at Glasshouse Lukes IGA last month, and will be outside Luke’s IGA again tomorrow, so come along show your support for breast cancer by purchasing an Avon product.

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BADYACC (Beerwah and District Youth and Community Centre) now has a tutor for the program ‘Broadband for Seniors’ available weekly on Wednesday between 12.00noon - 4.00pm.

Learn skills, free of charge, including operating a computer; familiarising with keyboards; accessing the Internet; creating email accounts, writing emails and email etiquette. For more information please call 5494 0505 or come down to BADYACC (located behind the football field/beside the Skate Park on Roberts Road). Access is via the new road along Simpson Street near the Aldi Store.

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Out and About Day for Daniel

Business Bowls

More than one million people across the country got involved in Day for Daniel activities last week. Locally, Beerwah Library encouraged library patrons to wear red and show their support for the worthy cause, which aims to raise the awareness of child safety. Beerwah Friends of the Library also got involved, selling a morning tea with all proceeds to The Daniel Morcombe Foundation.

Last Wednesday was the last night of the season for the Business Bowls run at Club Glass House. While there was plenty of friendly rivalry, the bowlers seemed to have plenty of smiles on their faces. The next season starts in the New Year and new teams are encouraged to join in. If you would like to know more give the club a call.

The night ended up in a three way play which was an exciting end to a great season with the young guns of the competition Adam Bochow, Danny Kowald and Matt Dragon taking home the winners trophies. It goes to show that bowls is a sport for all ages.

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Winners of the competition ‘The Erections’ - Adam Bochow, Danny Kowald and Matt Dragon 2 Lisa Grigor and Judy Kemp bringing some glamour to the sport 3 Friendly rivalry between opposing teams Nelson Kemp and Andrew Grigor 4 Noelene Akin with John Enwright from ‘The Glasshouse Pests’ 5 Grant Murray, Paul Mackenzie and his sporty grand-daughter Lily Strandring

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Things 2 Do

Remembrance Day Services

Upcoming events at Caloundra Regional Gallery Lineage - David Fairbairn selected portraits 1998 – 2010 until December 4. This Campbelltown Arts Centre touring exhibition is a 12 year survey exhibition of the work of David Fairbairn, illustrating the artist’s dedication, skill and insight into portraiture. This exhibition is supported by Campbelltown City Council and Arts New South Wales.

Kids Club – Saturday, November 5 and Saturday, December 3, 10.00am - 12.00noon. Free children’s art activities based on the David Fairbairn exhibition.

Volunteer Focus Day – Tuesday, November 15 at 10.00am. An annual seminar focusing on specific and broad volunteering issues that affect the gallery and the community. Current and prospective gallery volunteers and those interested in volunteering are welcome. RSVP November 11 on 5420 8299.

Magical Monotypes – Sunday, November 20, 10.00am - 4.00pm. Extended printmaking workshop with Sandra Pearce at the Maleny Arts and Crafts Centre. Cost $60.00, bookings essential.

More Magical Monotypes – Monday, November 21, from 12.00noon – 3.00pm. Half-day printmaking workshop with Sandra Pearce, cost $35.00, bookings essential.

For the latest information on exhibitions, workshops and events at the Caloundra Regional Gallery subscribe to the online e-newsletter by contacting the gallery on 5420 8299.

93rd Remembrance Day Commemorative Service to be held at the Cenotaph, Settlers Rotary Park, Glass House Mountains, 11.11.2011. Form up 1050 hours, commencement 1055 hours. A light luncheon will be available at the RSL Club after the service.

A service will also be held at the Beerwah/Peachester RSL. Form up at 1030 hours for 1045 start. Anyone interested in attending this Service is most welcome.

Poppies will be on sale at the club during the week leading up to Remembrance Day.

Landsborough Rural Fire Brigade Open Day Open day to mark 20 year anniversary at the Landsborough Rural Fire Brigade. Displays from 11.30am - 1.30pm, official ceremony from 1.30pm including the presentation of many 15 year service medals.

All welcome to attend and enjoy the displays and activities including a practical fire demonstration, water pumps, fire trucks, memorabilia, Blazer the Bear, sausage sizzle and more. See story page 6.

Christmas Brisbane Warehouse Shopping Trip Christmas Brisbane Warehouse Shopping Trip December 3. Pick up from Skippy Park at 7.30am, returning approximately 5.30pm Skippy Park, Landsborough. Outlets that will be visited are Xmas Shack, toys, jewellery, interior discounters, Shoe Rack, Cost U Less, Celo’s Gifts, Linen for Less, Kitchen Discounters, Brand Factory Outlet, Tom’s Lollies. Cost $66.00 a seat, includes lunch, and must be paid for no later than November 25.

Lunch at Broncos Leagues Club. Please support Glasshouse Districts Little Athletics. For more information Contact Leigh on 0429 400 990.

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Community Notices

Annual reunion luncheon

The annual reunion luncheon of the Beerwah/ Peachester RSL sub branch will be held on Saturday, November 19 at 11.30am at the Beerwah RSL club. All members welcome. Cost $35.00pp. RSVP by November 12, phone 5496 0278.

Prepare Act and Survive

Information session at the Beerburrum Community Hall on Sunday, November 13, 1.00pm. Gold coin donation, proceeds to Glasshouse Rural Fire Brigade. For more information contact Helen Manson, phone 5496 9974.

The Mooloolah Mob walking group

Yes, we’re still walking and would love you to join us. This group has now been walking for about six years and for some of us that’s well over 3000km covered. We walk each Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6.30am for about an hour. We meet at Martin Rungert Park, in the centre of town, and walk a variety of routes about the local area. It’s a great way to start the day and to meet new friends.

This is a Heart Foundation group activity with certificates being awarded for the number of walks completed. You don’t have to walk every day, or for the whole hour, just do as much as you feel you can. Please consider joining our friendly little group for a great start to the day. We hope to see you soon. For more details phone Helen on 5494 7496.

Communicating for better harmony

Are you wanting more harmony? Learn how to deal with difficult people, speak differently so that you have more agreement, feel more connected with people, deflate conflicts and manage confrontations

with grace. Tanya Bunyard is conducting classes at the Beerwah CWA Hall on Monday nights, commencing November 7 at 7.00pm. Cost by donation (proceeds to various charities). For more information contact Tanya 0458 626 536.

Trigeminal Neuralgia support group

The Trigeminal Neuralgia Support Group, meets at Kawana Library (rear entrance), Nanyina Street Buddina, on Saturday, November 19, 1.30pm start.

This group is for chronic facial pain suffers and their families. Keep up to date with medical information.

Join us for a coffee, relax and meet new and old friends. Contact Jean on 5491 1978.

Social gathering for singles

Are you single, between 50-65 years old and wanting to meet new people? Join us for regular social outings. No commitments, just an opportunity to meet new people and have fun. Call evenings only 0437 792 345.

Sound, Song and Soul

Weekly sound circle Thursdays, 7.30pm – 9.00pm, Glasshouse Mountains Community Hall. Are you looking for an avenue for your self-expression?

Reconnect with your self and others in these gentle and empowering group sessions. Immerse and surround your self with joyous vibrations and discover and create a profound connection to the unique, natural gifts of your voice. Gentle breathing meditation, body awareness, movement, vocal toning and singing. $20.00/session or $180.00/10 sessions. All welcome, no singing experience necessary. Phone Emma 0438 619 518.

Free Meditation classes

Free Meditation classes are held at the CWA hall in Landsborough, 3.00pm Sunday afternoons. For more information call 5494 1100.

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Glass House Country RSL Sub Branch Inc raffle results Friday, October 20. Lucky door 53C Lindsay free meal; meat tray16 D green hearts Barry; fruit and veggie tray 73F blue dots - Richard; fruit and veggie tray 61D green hearts - Steve and Una.

Volunteering Sunshine Coast

Volunteering Sunshine Coast are in need of your help. Featured this week are publicity liaison officer, Nambour; environmental/conservation positions, all areas, drivers (single or couples), Buderim; gardening/maintenance/bird care, Glass House Mountains; carpenter, Caloundra; administration, Maroochydore. Volunteering Sunshine Coast is a not-for-profit organisation seeking to facilitate a range of services for those in need of assistance.

Call on 5443 8256 or email admin@volunteeringsc. org.au

Buddies Refugee support group

Buddies Refugee Support Group is an independent community group that advocates for just and compassionate treatment of refugees and asylum seekers, consistent with human rights standards.

Meetings are held in Buderim on the fourth Sunday of the month at 11.00am. Next meeting on Sunday, November 27. For further information phone 5476 8910 or 5438 2789.

Sunshine Coast Aglow

Sunshine Coast Aglow will meet at 9.30am on Friday, November 11, in the CWA hall, Kalinga Street, Caloundra. Aglow is an international Christian women’s organisation and is in 172 nations. Our guest speaker is Melva Kajewski. Entry $7.00, includes morning tea. For more information contact Dorothy on 5476 4190.

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Glasshouse Country Ministers Fellowship

October 31 marked Halloween, so I thought I would reflect on this for a moment. Halloween culture can be traced back to the Druids, a Celtic culture in Ireland, Britain and Northern Europe.

Roots lay in the feast of Samhain, which was held annually on October 31 to honour the dead.

The festival would last three days until November 2. Time was abolished for the three days of this festival and people did crazy things, men dressed as women and women as men. Farmers’ gates were unhinged and left in ditches, peoples’ horses were moved to different fields, and children would knock on neighbours’ doors for food and treats in a way that we still find today . . .

But behind this apparent lunacy, lay a deeper meaning. The Druids knew that these three days had a special quality about them. The veil between this world and the World of the Ancestors was drawn aside on these nights, and for those who were prepared, journeys could be made in safety to the ‘other side’. The Druid rites, therefore, were concerned with making contact with the spirits of the departed, who were seen as sources of guidance and inspiration rather than as sources of dread. The dark moon, the time when no moon can be seen in the sky, was the phase of the moon which ruled this time, because it represents a time in which our mortal sight needs to be obscured in order for us to see into the other worlds.

Samhain signifies ‘summers end’ or November.

Samhain was a harvest festival with huge sacred

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bonfires, marking the end of the Celtic year and beginning of a new one. Many of the practices involved in this celebration were fed on superstition.

The name refers to All Hallows Eve, which is the evening before the All Saints Day of remembering early Christian martyrs. During the 8th century, Pope Gregory III moved All Saints Day from the spring to November 1 to coincide with the pagan festival of Samhain in an effort to sanitise the revelry, which often degenerated into drunkenness and mischievousness.

The question for us today is: what are we doing with a day like this? We know its origin. It is similar to that of Christmas and Easter. Should we, if we consider ourselves Christians, celebrate it or not?

Is there anything good we can get out of this?

Especially when we think of its pagan origin which is contrary to biblical teaching.

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GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY ANGLICAN CHURCH WEDNESDAYS *Mooloolah (Paget Road) 9.00am SUNDAY *Beerwah (Peachester Road) 9.00am Rev. Ken Goodger - 5491 1866 Local contact Br. John 5439 9130

Glasshouse Country Uniting Church A Caring Christian Community

Twin Peaks Drive, Beerwah 8.30am - Sunday Worship & Youth Program 10.30am - Peachester UC 1st & 3rd Sun Phone: 5494 6187 All Welcome!

GLASSHOUSE COMMUNITY CHURCH Pastor Brendan Edwards

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A Wesleyan Methodist Church

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Glasshouse Country Baptist Church 58 Roberts Rd, Beerwah

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

CATHOLIC WEEKEND MASSES

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BE A PROACTIVE MORTGAGE HOLDER - AND SAVE. Be a proactive mortgage holder – ask for what you want and start saving.

That is the suggestion from Smartline Personal Mortgage Advisers to borrowers who may doubt whether they can cut the cost of their loan repayments.

According to Teresa Harrison, often borrowers mistakenly believe that all lenders are the same and that there is no scope to reduce loan costs unless you threaten to leave your lender. She says this is far from the truth.

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actually a good deal of difference between the lenders on interest rates, fees and credit policies,” Teresa says.

“Borrowers can potentially save thousands of dollars by doing a bit of homework and contacting their lender to, for example, request a reduction in their interest rate.”

Teresa uses a recent example of a major lender that was advertising reduced interest rates on the life of the loan for new customers.

In many cases Smartline’s mortgage advisers simply contacted the lender on behalf of their clients and were able to secure a reduction on the interest

rate for the life of the loans.

Teresa says the only thing borrowers needed to be mindful of was ensuring that their “financial house was in order”.

“There is no point in asking the banks for a better deal if you’re always late making loan or credit card repayments for instance,” she said. “Borrowers have the best chance of success if they have a savings record, are up-to-date with all of their bill payments, and have resisted signing up for any additional debt.”

Teresa said a ‘health check’ with an experienced mortgage adviser who has access to information on

loans from multiple lenders could prove very helpful.

“Mortgage brokers have access to a vast array of products and services across a panel of lenders so, unlike lenders, they’re not trying to sell their own products,” she said.

“Rather, they’re trying to tailor a solution that suits your unique personal requirements.

Call Teresa Harrison on “Often, just going to another bank for a better product offering 5422 9458 or 0410 648 098 www.smartline.com.au/tharrison may give you the leverage Smartline CL No. 385325 needed to negotiate with your preferred lender – and a mortgage adviser will do all of the negotiation on your behalf at no cost to you.”

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Property of the week Quality acre - huge shed

Check out this one – a brilliant location between Landsborough and Beerwah, with quality soil, gentle sloping block for easy build, with no covenants.

There have already been lots of dollars already spent on entry, fencing (bought and work in progress), underground power, top of the line septic system big enough for shed and home, and a huge 28m (wide) x 15m (tall) extra high shed currently being erected.

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For Sale By Expressions of Interest. Contact John King 0409 570 284 or email johnk@gcfn.com.au. www.beerwahrealestate.com.au/1793173

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Located in a “specialist retail precinct”; which also permits “industry – local service use”, this level easy build site is handy to Steve Irwin Way, and enjoys high volumes of passing traffic plus the added bonus of being under a kilometre of easy walking to rail and shopping.

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Mountain views, $399,000

Located just five minutes from Beerburrum Township is where you will find this charming family brick home. Inside you will find three generous sized bedrooms plus a games room which has a built in bar and this is where you will find the second toilet. The bathroom and kitchen have recently been remodelled and are fitted with quality appliances and fittings. The main focal point of the home is the beautifully crafted timber cathedral ceilings in the lounge, dining and kitchen area. For your comfort there is an air-conditioner in the main bedroom and ceiling fans throughout the rest of the home. The back yard is relatively flat and boasts a terrific gazebo area which could be used for many different occasions, from having a cup of tea with friends to hosting a barbeque for friends and family. For your storage needs there is a 6m x 9m shed, with carport, ready to house your tools and equipment.

The property is approximately half an acre in size, is fully fenced and has well maintained gardens around the fence lines. There is plenty of space out the front as well as the back - perfect for a game with the children, to build a pool or shed or just sit back and relax. The location is great, being only a short drive to the train station. If you would like to book an inspection or know anything else about this property please ring Kelvin Brady on 0429 003 338.

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Going into spring I have been in awe of the amazing creatures in my garden. Literally thousands of tiny creatures of different shapes, size and colour.

There was a time I just went about gardening and only noticed those that were terrorising my precious vegetables, such as the 28 Spotted Ladybeetle, Cabbage Butterfly, Pumpkin Beetle and bandicoots … and yes these guys are still present to my frustration.

I have a general rule, that if it comes in abundance, it is most likely a pest. This is pretty much how I first discovered the infamous 28 Spotted Ladybeetle.

After noticing that I had multitudes of what I thought at the time was a beneficial ladybeetle, I promptly rang my dad to happily boast about my amazingly healthy vegetable patch.

To me it was plain obvious. I had heaps of lady beetles that to my knowledge where all good, so this was obviously due to my very loving ‘organic care’ … the ‘organic’ part, being a contentious issue with my dad.

He ever so nicely asked if they were the not-sogood 28 Spotted Ladybeetle. To which I chuckled thinking there couldn’t possibly be that many spots on them surely?

I wasn’t laughing for long; because to my disbelief, these little creatures were most certainly the one and only pest species of ladybeetle that just thrive on potato leaves.

So, now to find the good creatures I suppose it is a given that you need to actually look for them and encourage them to come.

Some may ask, why would you be encouraging all sorts of creatures to come into your vegetable patch?

Well, simply put, the good often eat the bad.

For instance, lady beetles (the good ones) eat sap-sucking mites,

birds eat caterpillars, frogs, spiders and lizards eat loads of insects, and so on.

I originally went as far as planting not-so-useful things to attract beneficial insects and creatures, but have since found that just letting a few veggies go to flower has created a haven for them throughout my patch.

Another aspect to consider is water. I have containers of water that my Chinese Chestnuts grow in, as well as a bird bath, and this adds to the diversity of creatures able to live in my patch, such as birds and frogs.

Finally, having small rocks stacked around provides a home for lizards and small invertebrates.

The overall aim is to achieve a balanced system.

However, considering that in vegetable gardening you are planting a number of the same species of plant, you will shift the balance and ultimately get pest species in greater numbers than you’d like.

The difference though, is that if you have a good number and diversity of the good creatures, they will help stop the bad getting way out of hand.

So to all the vegetable gardeners out there, next time you are in the patch checking out what wonderful produce you’re growing, slow down and take a look in amongst the leaves and be amazed by what nature has to offer.

Macrophotography is now my newest hobby and I will be begging Santa for a new camera capable of this … hint to the hubby!

Until next time in Get Up and Grow…

National Recycling Week highlights batteries and e-waste With toxic and valuable resources either polluting the environment or going to waste, National Recycling Week (November 7-13) is a timely reminder that we could all be doing better.

This year, Planet Ark is targeting car batteries, other electronic waste and office paper in particular, as many householders and businesses are unsure of how to dispose of these materials.

“We are good recyclers of newspapers, aluminium cans and milk and juice cartons, however what to do with e-waste is still the biggest problem facing Australian households and businesses,” says Planet Ark’s Manager of Recycling Programs, Janet Sparrow.

“Our two recycling information services receive hundreds of thousands of enquiries a year with the largest group being about e-waste.”

Printer cartridges, mobile phones and batteries are three of the most common forms of electronic waste and there are effective programs to deal with them. The ‘Cartridges 4 Planet Ark’ and MobileMuster programs both run through all Officeworks stores and participating Australia

Post outlets. Cartridges and mobiles are recycled to high environmental standards.

More than 345 million batteries are purchased in Australia each year including 1.8 million car batteries. Until recently there wasn’t much that Australians could do with them. There are now well established, nationwide networks for the responsible collection and recycling of used batteries thanks to Battery World and Century Yuasa.

For further information about any of Planet Ark’s National Recycling Week call 1300 733 712.

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Dragon Air Conditioning offers free and competitive Government

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Ph: 0410 448 250 - Landsborough

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Major Projects Portfolio Councillor Cr Debbie Blumel who chaired the Recreation Trail Reference Group said that the plan aimed to implement aspects of the Open Space Strategy and Sport and Active Recreation Plan.

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A field of 26 girls played a Single Stroke Competition on Saturday, October 22 which was well won by Kaye Jansen with a 70 nett. Jill Downes was runner up on 72 nett. NTPs Heather Henn, Sonia Kenway and Cathy Stone with Sonia and Cathy both scoring birdies.

On Thursday, October 27, a field of 69 ladies played a Single Stroke competed in two Divisions.

Division 2 was well won by Julie McMahon with a 70 nett, runner up was Margaret Goodger on 72 nett.

Division 1 was very well won by Barb Whitfield with a terrific score of 67 nett. Runner up was Sonia Kenway on a great score of 69 nett. NTPs Cathy Stone, Dawn Webster, Barb Whitfield and Gwyneth Drane with Shirley Cooper and Teresa Keast scoring birdies.

Thursday was a special day on our golfing

calendar, the Medal of Medallists competition. All the girls who won a Monthly Medal throughout the year vie for the honour of being Medal of Medallist. Our winner for 2011 is Sonia Kenway. Sonia had her personel best score of 79 of the stick, to win with a nett score of 69.

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Blood, Sweat and Cheers

Your guide to sport in Glasshouse Country

Glasshouse Country Bowls Club

Landsborough Tennis Club

Last Monday’s ‘Open Two Bowl Triples’ was won

by Clive Sinton, Bill Crawford and Robbie Dean from the Garry Burrows’ Caboolture Lakes team.

In third place was Nev Franklin’s Donnybrook team.

In the Ladies’ Club Graded and Drawn Triples last Wednesday, Gay Rohweder (Sub), Marleen Bertram and Chris Freshwater 19 defeated Di Garland, Margaret Lehmann and Millie Freshwater 18. In the social games, Stewart Wilson def John McSwain and Di Hunt def Joan Wilson.

The nightly winners of the Final Round of Business Bowls on Wednesday were the ‘Matilda’ team on 96 points from the runners-up, ‘The Coachmen’ on 89 points. The 2011 Spring Series was won by ‘The Erections’ on a three way ‘tie break’ from ‘Unity Water’ and ‘On the Buses’. The three teams all finished the six week competition on 16 points with ‘The Force’ and ‘Troppos’ close behind on 14 points each.

Thursday morning’s game of ‘Open Pairs’ was won by Joan and Stewart Wilson with two wins and a margin of +18. The runners-up, being the Winners of the Losers, with the highest margin of +9 in Game two, were Bray Howard and Trevor Bertram. The afternoon game was won by Brian Saunders and Graham Turton with two wins +7 and the runners-up were Bede Burton and Jack Timm with the highest margin of +9 in Game two.

In the first round of the 2011 Mixed Triples Club Competition on Saturday afternoon, J Tatum def J Lawson, W Tumbridge def C Allen, G Richardson def J McSwain and T Little def R White. In Round 2 on Sunday afternoon, W Tumbridge def B Standring, R Seigle def J Tatum and G Lehmann def G Richardson. The Semi-final will be held on Saturday, November 5 and the Final on Sunday, November 6 at 1.00pm.

Coming Events: Wednesday, November 9 at 9.00am – Jackpot Triples Sunday, November 13 at 1.00pm – Diggers v/s Civvies

Friday Night Tennis – Only one more match to go until the semi-finals. Here’s hoping the weather will continue to be kind to us on Friday afternoons for just a few more weeks. There are still a number of players who have not paid their fees yet and these will need to be paid to Dawn at Landsborough Courts by this Friday. Following are the scores up to October 28 – Div A1 – Zed-112, Ben-89, Ashleigh-57, Annie 28-55 Div A2/B – Asics-235, Puma-216, Adidas-211, Reebok-211, Converse-199, Nike-148 Div C – Williams-230, Henins-209, Clijsters-208, Sharapovas-192 Peewee 2 – Hi 5-190, Teletubbies-185, Playschool-157, Pokemon-148, Wiggles-126, Sesame St-113 Peewee 3 – Laura-101, Emily-90, Archie-51, Jack-37 Club News - Ladies social tennis is on Tuesday mornings from 8.00am to approximately 12.00noon. Wednesday night mixed social tennis starts at 7.00pm to approximately 9.00pm.

New players are welcome for either of the above, beginners or experienced. They would love to see some more players for the Wednesday night mixed social tennis now that the weather is starting to get a bit warmer. If you would like more information about the club or being a member of the club, or you would like to know more about any of the tennis competitions, the Ladies Tuesday tennis, or Wednesday night tennis or you are interested in receiving coaching, these details can be obtained by contacting Dawn on 5494 1085.

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

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with Astrologer Renee Badger, President of the Australian Society of Astrologers SCORPIO PISCES CANCER October 23 – November 22 February 20 – March 20 June 22 – July 22 Psychological or philosophical changes You may now be reassessing yourself When you are not sure of what you want may occur giving you greater insight to in relation to friends, groups and close and where you are going, perhaps it is yourself and others. You may be trying relationships. Deep probing of the self will time to stop and take some time out for to push thing too fast. If this is so, slow open many doors of enlightenment now. yourself. Many changes can occur in down otherwise you could end up going Whatever decisions you have made, this your life now. New contacts made will around in circles. is an excellent time to commence them. have quite a considerable impact on you.

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CAPRICORN April 21 – May 21 VIRGO Be careful about trusting people and December 23 – January 19 August 23 – September 22 Your interest in spiritual matters can be situations at this time as they may let you Finances will start to show promise and heightened now. The main thing is you down. Short distance travel is possible there could be a waiting period for a new are opening up a new life and growing as well as some excellent news coming business venture. By changing your way more on the spiritual level. Relationships regarding your work. Big changes are of thinking many new doors can open for can go through some considerable about to happen in your career. you. A problem with an elderly relative GEMINI changes. Decisions regarding a may need attending to and a change of May 22 – June 21 relationship may need to be made. car is likely.

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OPENING HOURS: See your local store or www.aldi.com.au for details. Meat and produce prices valid from 02/11/11 to 08/11/11 in our Queensland stores. Meat and produce prices are also available in Ballina, Casino, Coffs Harbour, Grafton, Lismore and Tweed Heads stores. While stocks last – please note stocks are limited and will vary between stores. Despite our careful planning, we apologise if selected items may sell out on the ALS0834_W44_D first day due to unexpected high demand. In the event of unexpected high demand, ALDI Stores reserves the right to limit purchases to reasonable quantities.

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Hagore’s

4299

38ea

$

37

$

2999 ea

$

$

XXXX Gold.

Victoria Bitter.

30x375ml Cans.

Pure Blonde.

24x375ml Stubbies or Cans.

60

24x355ml Stubbies.

Black Douglas Scotch or Cougar Bourbon.

700ml.

10x375ml Cans.

20

6

$ 99 ea

Any $ 2 for

Johnnie Walker Red & Cola, Bundaberg UP & Cola or Bundaberg Red & Cola.

Any $ 2 for

Banrock Station Budget, Eaglehawk or Lindeman’s Bin Wines.

Evans & Tate Gnangara, Taylors Promised Land Wines or Emeri Sparkling Wines.

750ml.

750ml.

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Images are for illustrative purposes only. Specials available only in the state of Queensland.

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Different pack sizes and variants may not be available in all stores.

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