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If you read last week’s GC&M News you will no doubt have seen our call out for readers to do our online survey to assist us in understanding our readers’ needs.

Thanks to everyone who has already taken the time to provide valuable feedback to help us to make the paper even better in the future.

For those of you who haven’t got around to having your say, there is still plenty of time, and this week we have included a printed version of the survey just in case you feel more comfortable with that format.

See the centre pages of the paper.

I am really keen to know what content you most value and how to get the balance right for a range of very different readers when putting the stories together each week.

Looking at the photo we have chosen for this week’s cover compared to last week reminds me of just how different our readers and their interests are.

The beautiful image of Australian Voices last week versus the fiery shot of the Kiss tribute band they are so different but both will no doubt bring enjoyment to the locals who see them.

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Polish up the chrome - it’s time for Glenview State School’s annual show and shine P&C fundraiser from 9am1pm on Sunday, August 4. Entry per car is $5 to show or a gold coin donation for entry to view. Food and coffee available as well as the P&C canteen, raffles and more. For more information phone or text Darryll on 0412 236 154 or Ross on 0427 126 257, email rhill89@eq.edu.au.

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Gates open at 6 30am. There will be books, toys, clothing, linen, household items, tools, etc. For more details or to donate goods contact Stan on 0428 780 832 or Murray on 0409 268 665.

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Don’t fancy spending hundreds of dollars and travelling to Brisbane to see Kiss later this year or looking for a local warm up?

Then get ready to rock and roll all nite long at the Beerwah Hotel when the KISSperience explodes on stage on Saturday, August 3.

KISSperience is a Queensland established, homegrown tribute band who describe themselves as the ultimate rock ’n’ roll party band.

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The show also includes an authentic stage with a giant flashing Kiss logo and combines firebreathing, blood spitting, smoking and smashing guitars, pyro and many other special effects into a larger than life, high energy show that continues to draw large crowds.

Word on the street is that a KISSperience show is a night you will never forget.

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By Sonia Clark Long-running local community organisation Knitting for Brisbane's Needy (K4BN) has been collaborating with the Beerwah Hotel since the beginning of this year to convert recyclable cans and stubbies into cash. Peter and Karen Croke, from the Glass House Mountains based charity, reckon that since February this year they have sorted through up to 15,000 containers from the hotel. To date the community-minded couple have raised more than $1200 through the Containers for Change initiative.

Peter explained that he drives to the hotel to collect the recyclable items. He then takes them home and sorts the items, which are bagged up ready for recycling about every three days, before taking them to a recycling centre at Caboolture.

“We generally pick up a couple of large bags at a time but after a big weekend or night at the hotel we’ll often easily collect eight or more bags! Steve and the team at the Beerwah Hotel have been an absolute godsend by allowing us to utilise this initiative,” Peter said.

K4BN has been operating for more than 13 years.

Peter and Karen use the funds generated through the pub collection towards creating hygiene packs, which they make up and distribute to the homeless and needy throughout South East Queensland. Each pack contains items such as shampoo, deodorant, tissues and toothbrushes

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Beerwah Hotel’s marketing and loyalty manager Cassie Orreal said that the hotel team was really pleased to be able to support such a worthy locally based organisation.

“The tireless work that Peter, Karen and their volunteers do is just incredible. We think it’s great that through this initiative the hotel and our customers are able to give back to the community. We are so happy to see the funds collected supporting the work of this deserving local charity,” Cassie said.

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Poor behaviour may see dogs banned in Maleny Dogs continue to be an issue for our local townships, especially with the ever-diminishing size of urban land blocks making it necessary for people to exercise their dogs on public pathways and parks.

Cr Jenny McKay recently reminded Maleny dog owners to adhere to the rules when walking their dogs otherwise dogs may be banned from these areas.

Speaking about the Maleny wetlands in the Unity Water treatment area on the old Porter's Farm in North Maleny, Cr McKay asked people to ensure that their dogs are kept on leash at all times.

She said Sunshine Coast Council local laws officers would be patrolling the area. “Having a dog off-leash in this area will result in a $243 fine per dog.

“While the majority of owners do the right thing by keeping their dog on a lead, unfortunately there are some who do not,” Cr McKay said.

In a worrying move, this has prompted some concerned park users to call for a ban on dogs.

“As a result, council receives numerous complaints and recently a request to have this area declared a no dog zone,” Cr McKay said.

Maleny is one of the few major towns within our readership that does not have a dedicated and fenced off-leash dog exercise park, although dogs

are allowed off-leash at the Maleny Showgrounds.

Plans for the Maleny Precinct show a large area allocated for a fenced dog park to be located on the top northern side but funding is yet to be allocated, so there are no timeframes for its construction.

Landsborough, Beerwah, Glass House and Palmview all have established fenced dog parks.

The communities of Mooloolah, Montville, Mapleton and Beerburrum have all identified a dog park as a priority for their towns.

A group in Mooloolah is working on locating a dog park within the recreation grounds, while residents of Beerburrum have flagged Parrot Park as a possible location for a fenced dog enclosure.

Mapleton has been agitating for a dog park since it was identified in council planning back in 2003.

The struggle to have a piece of land saved as a park in Peachester may culminate soon, according to a community campaign organiser Ray Pulham. Ray and a delegation from the A Park for Peachester community group met with the officials from the office of Dr Anthony Lynham, the Minister for Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, to present a 20-page A3 printed compilation of information outlining the long history of the battle to have the High Street site designated as a community park.

“We wanted to collate an anthology of the efforts of local people over the past 30 years to see this park become a reality,” Ray said.

“It appears that the block of land in question is moving through a process within the state government, with the Department of Mines, Energy and Natural Resources to decide an outcome in August.

“We value the incredibly hard work that has been put in by many in our Peachester community over the years to try to establish outdoor recreation facilities of either a park or open space recreation ground for nearly 30 years.

“This is the driving force behind our efforts,” Ray said.

The final statement of the document says it all: “What more do we have to do to prove that we are a worthy community, that we have been heard and that we are not greedy, needy. Just equal to other communities in QLD. OUR COMMUNITY IS EXHAUSTED!!!”

The printed publication is available for viewing at the Peachester café, while an electronic version can be viewed on the group’s Facebook page (A Park for Peachester).

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An application for a funeral parlour and function centre on Mountain View Road at Maleny was rejected at last Thursday’s Sunshine Coast Council meeting.

In an unusual move, the application was put to the full council rather than being decided by council planning staff.

According to the report presented to council, this was “due to the level of public interest”, as the original application received 147 public submissions opposing the proposal.

The development included an 8.5m high 150seat chapel and an existing dwelling converted into a 100-seat function facility, as well as a substantial driveway, considerable parking and an upgraded road entrance.

Although the application did not comply with council’s planning scheme and the land is zoned for rural purposes, council planning staff recommended it be approved.

The staff reported that they could impose enough conditions to override any planning scheme conflicts and resolve any community anguish, noting that “… the proposal would not unduly impact on the amenity of the surrounding sensitive land uses”.

However, the elected community representatives thought otherwise and sided with the local community, voting six to four to refuse the application.

The motion to refuse was led by Cr Rick

Baberowski, whose division the property falls within.

“For me, the matter was triggered by the large number of submissions from nearby residents along Mountain View Road who objected to the application,” Cr Baberowski said.

“My role is to represent the views of my constituents and to argue for them as best I can.

“Their concerns were about the impacts that would result from any event, funeral or otherwise, in that particular area.

“The residents were concerned that it would have a high impact on what was their quiet rural amenity,” Cr Baberowski said.

Impacts raised in the submitted objections included a significant increase in traffic along the road and the unknown impacts of other events such as parties, corporate events and weddings, which would be allowed under the application.

The development proponents – landowners Michael and Caroline Arnett – said they were extremely disappointed with the outcome of Thursday’s meeting.

They felt their application failed to accurately share their vision for a dedicated “life celebration venue” to provide a tranquil, beautiful place for bereaved families and friends to come to reflect on and farewell their loved ones.

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They viewed dozens of different properties around the coast, however the 13 hectare property on Mountain View Road at Maleny met all their criteria of a lake, a forest, a view and plenty of space for off-road parking.

There is no local precedent for their concept and, as it did not fall into a clear planning category, their town planner advised that while it would be primarily classed as a function centre, they were required to lodge an application as a funeral parlour as their intention was to predominantly conduct funeral ceremonies.

Caroline said that they were very distressed to read that some of the submissions opposing the business referred to it as “creepy”, “an eyesore”, and “should be built in an industrial estate”.

“We can understand their concerns if we were a traditional funeral parlour. However, we are not.

We don’t have a crematorium or a burial site, nor do we store the deceased so we are not strictly a funeral parlour,” she said.

“Some residents have been understandably concerned about the increase in traffic to Mountain View Road, which our town planner advised is a feeder road classed to handle considerably more traffic than a typical suburban road.

“This information was subsequently supported by the traffic management reports that council required. Similarly, their reports confirmed there

would be no negative noise impacts as a result of the proposed activities.

“Additionally, unlike the traditional funeral parlours that are designed to turn over funerals every 2-3 hours, we are proposing to host one celebration after 9.30am and/or one in the afternoon concluding before 5.30pm," Caroline said.

The couple believed they had identified every potential issue for local residents and obtained all necessary reports as per council’s request to show that the site was suitable for their proposed use.

They feel they have been misunderstood and unfairly dismissed because of their unique business model, as there is no specific category to lodge an application at present.

Consequently, the couple have said that they will lodge an appeal in the Planning and Environment Court.

Community protests and objections over development applications are becoming more frequent, showing that communities are looking to council to more strongly uphold the protections that are built into the planning scheme, especially when developments are proposed in areas where the land is not designated for that use.

“The proposal is an inconsistent use with the rural zoning,” Cr Baberowski said.

“We do have to carefully consider what signal that sends if we start having inconsistent uses in rural zones that are approved by council.”

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Outdoor fitness equipment – ready to go!

If you like the idea of exercising in the great outdoors, you can head along to the Beerwah Sportsground for a free workout on their new equipment.

Each work station has clear instruction signage on how to use the equipment The sportsground committee is pleased to see people of all ages testing themselves on the six stations that provide a total of 12 different fitness activities.

Committee member Helen Weil said there was definitely enough variety to give a full workout in one location, incorporating a sit up bench, sky runner, step up, dip station, chest press, a leg press, fit rider, a rowing machine, skier and a back massager.

Each work station has clear instruction signage on how to use the equipment and some include a QR code that you can scan to watch an instructional video as well.

“The equipment is located behind the main building at the sportsground not far from the barbeque area. It is free to use and available to all in the community,” Helen said.

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By Sonia Clark Regular readers of GC&M News may recall our stories following the intrepid adventures of grey wet nomads (and former Beerwah residents) Barry and Aannsha Jones who are following their dreams to sail the world. Their adventures were all the more incredible considering that before starting neither of them knew how to sail!

Departing Australia in December 2017, Barry and Aannsha headed to Spain and then Gibraltar where they learnt to sail - literally learning the ropes. In July 2018 they finalised the purchase of a 1995 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 45.1 yacht in Spain, which they renamed A B Sea and the adventures have come thick and fast ever since.

Followers of their social media posts and weekly blogs are treated to practical, humorous and often envy-inducing updates. In their first year of sailing Part of the adventure

they have crossed the Mediterranean from west to east. Recent updates have included hilarious travels through Turkey and Greece. Last week the couple were anchored near Pythagoreio on the island Samos in Greece and yes – it looks amazing. Their most recent post places them in Milos one of the Cyclades islands in Greece.

The couple’s story has been included in a new book called ‘Dream On’, which highlights the inspiring tales of ten sailors from five continents, all determined to escape the rat race. Aannsha said that she and Barry were thrilled that their personal story was included in the compilation.

“It's actually not a book about sailing, it's a great read for everyone. It's filled with tales of courage, fear, naivety and a desire to make dreams come true. It's also the perfect book for anyone considering a lifestyle change and stepping away from their old life,” Aannsha said.

You can follow Barry and Aannsha on their amazing adventure via their weekly videos on YouTube - www.youtube.com/sailingabsea - or through their weekly blogs at www.absea.com.au/blogs, via their Sailing AB Sea Facebook page or Instagram page. For more tales of intrepid adventures that will have you packing in your day job, ‘Dream On’ is available via Amazon as a paperback or Amazon Kindle.

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Memorial bursary winner announced

The winner of the inaugural Joyce Newton OAM Memorial Bursary was recently announced by the Member for Glass House, Andrew Powell.

Jessica Perro, a year 12 student from Glasshouse Christian College, was named as the bursary winner at a school Glasshouse Christian College head assembly with her peers and of secondary school David Heyworth family present. and Jessica Perro with Andrew Powell “This is the first year that I’ve MP awarded the bursary in memory of my friend and amazing local community advocate Joyce Newton, who passed away last year after a struggle with motor neurone disease,” Mr Powell said.

“Joyce loved civic society – getting involved in our democracy, debating ideas, seeking to better our local community, our state and our nation. As a former teacher, she sought to instil the same love in our future generations. This bursary seeks to keep that interest and legacy alive,” Mr Powell said.

Organised in conjunction with Mrs Newton’s family, the bursary includes a $1,000 voucher to Concept IT at Maleny, acknowledgement and tabling of the essay written by Jessica in the Queensland Parliament and dinner for the winner and her family at Queensland Parliament House.

“To enter, students needed to submit a 1,000 word essay to my office on the value of the many small businesses and farmers in the seat of Glass House and their importance to the State of Queensland,” Mr Powell said.

“Jessica Perro wrote a brilliant essay highlighting the way agriculture has been a way of life and a vital part of the economy in Queensland and especially the Glass House region.”

The essay drew attention to exciting new industry leaders such as Hum Honey, Green Valley Agriculture, Chocolate Country and Maleny Black Angus Beef.

Jessica wrote about how the strength and innovation of small business and farming in Glass House would ensure a positive future for the immediate and greater community.

“It is an honour to award the very first Joyce Newton OAM Memorial Bursary to Jessica Perro, and I look forward to continuing the bursary and supporting local students for many years to come,” Mr Powell said.

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Chakradance is a healing dance practice offered by Esther Guilhot, an accredited facilitator and family and mental health counsellor of SAFE Counselling.

When faced with stressful situations that overwhelm our senses, our energy gets restricted into a survival response of fight, flight or freeze. Esther says that meaning making is shut off and emotional content of these experiences becomes trapped in our body and chakras become imbalanced.

Physical and mental ailments can manifest such as headaches, muscle tension, depression, fatigue, low libido, illness and over-eating. Esther says Chakradance provides a safe space for you to give movement and expression to these energies and emotions by dancing spontaneously with your eyes closed, moving in your own way and then integrating the meaningful physical experience by creating your own mandala.

Moving in your own way with your eyes closed to the music integrates earth and body with soul and spirit, giving movement to your emotions and releasing the blockages so your energy can move freely, she says.

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Community benefits from business celebration

Cancer Council Queensland is calling on the Sunshine Coast community to unite in pink to create hope for every woman’s future.

Registrations have now opened for the annual Walk for Women’s Cancers event being held at Alex Skate Park on September 15 from 8am.

The event is a 3km or 6km family-friendly fun walk for participants of all abilities, with funds raised going towards Cancer Council Queensland’s research for life-saving treatments and support programs for women affected by cancer.

Cancer Council Queensland CEO Chris McMillan encouraged all Sunshine Coast locals to unite and walk towards a cancer free future this September.

“One in six Queensland women will be diagnosed with breast or gynaecological cancers in their lifetime," Ms McMillan said.

“Getting involved might only seem like a small way to make an impact but your contribution makes a lasting difference to locals touched by this disease.

The Sunshine Coast community can expect an action-packed morning filled with live entertainment, food trucks and more. To register for the Walk for Women’s Cancers Sunshine Coast event, please visit www.walkforwomen.org.au/locations/sunshine-coast.

Paint Place owners Anthony and Ailsa Austin (outside) with Mark Forbes from endED and Andrew Wallace MP, who officially open the new premises

The team at Paint Place Beerwah celebrated the opening of their new store on the corner of Simpson Street and Pine Camp Road on Saturday morning.

They shared the excitement with local families with free face painting and lucky dips for the kids and a tasty sausage sizzle for the grown-ups.

However, the real winner of the day was local community organisation endED, which will receive a donation of $1,100 from sales as well as other fundraising efforts on the day. endEd is a community organisation that focuses on assisting those facing the battle of eating disorders and their parents and carers. It is locally based at Mooloolah Valley.

Mark Forbes, co-founder of endED, said he felt very humbled when he parked across the road and saw the endED banners flying outside the store.

From Patricia, Amanda and Staff at Beerwah Library Join the Seniors Week celebrations From free sessions about DNA testing to morning and afternoon teas, there is something for everyone at Sunshine Coast Council Libraries during Seniors Week from August 17-25.

In recognition of the contribution our seniors make, the council has partnered with the community to highlight Seniors Week.

Join Ann Swain from Queensland Family History Society Inc as she takes you through the basics of where you come from. Find out how DNA testing can extend your family history and learn how to decipher the test results and jargon. Discover the three main types of genetic genealogy DNA tests. This event is free but registration is required online or in person at one of our branches.

Celebrate with a morning at the movies watching the classic film ‘Casablanca’, starring Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart at Bigscreen Cinemas in Caloundra, and enjoy a complimentary choc top ice cream. Registration and prepayment essential via the library website.

Visit Beerwah Library to write statements and thoughts about the journey of ageing on the popular As I Age chalkboard.

Come along to a variety of getStarted classes designed to help beginners develop basic skills in a range of areas. Learn how to use Facebook, access free-to-air channels, explore paid online entertainment options like Netflix and Stan, or if you’re into DIY projects, food, fashion, craft or home styling, learn how to discover great inspiration on Pinterest.

For all the event details check out Sunshine Coast Libraries website https://library.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au.

DON’T FORGET TO GET YOUR PHOTOS IN!

2020 Rotary Calendar Photo Comp

Entries close Friday, August 23

Theme: Celebrate Our Iconic Glasshouse Mountains

If you would like one of your photos to appear in the 2020 Calendar then get your cameras out and capture the beauty of our mountains from an artistic perspective. Judges will be looking at the creative approach used in capturing your photos.

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Each entrant can enter a maximum of 2 images.

Each entry must be submitted as an A4 landscape, hardcopy print on photo quality paper, mounted on card or foamcore.

Images will be required to be delivered to the Beerwah Library by Friday, August 23, 2019, with the completed entry form (Entry to be hand delivered and must not be bent or folded).

The images will be on display from Monday, August 26, 2019.

Judging will be week commencing Monday, August 26 and ‘people’s choice’ will be on awards day, Friday, September 13 at the Beerwah Library.

The 12 selected images will remain on display until Monday, September 16, 2019 & then be used in the Rotary Calendar for 2020.

Winners will be notified to supply a digital file for printing purposes.

Entry forms will be available at Glass House Newsagency, Beerwah Library, Glasshouse Country & Maleny News, and this form as printed in GC&M News or a photocopy.

Images to be taken on a digital camera - A4 landscape (not panorama) - 4 mega pixel camera min. Highest resolution on camera.

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Each image entered will require a separate entry form.

The image entered to have a statement of image description. The image entered must be the work of the person entering the image for judging in the competition.

Your signature on this entry form will confirm the originality of the entry submitted and your acceptance of these conditions.

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Business feature

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Business owners Nick and Kelly said this time of year was one of their busiest retail times as more and more customers looked to invest their tax dollars into quality home items that provided long lasting joy.

“We have an incredible selection of beautifully designed high quality furniture at wholesale prices,” Nick said.

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Nick and Kelly have been operating their wholesale furniture business for over 10 years and love that they can source great prices for their customers. With consistently affordable prices, sometimes hundreds of dollars less than similar items elsewhere, Sunshine Coast Wholesale Furniture is well worth visiting.

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April 25, 2019 marked the 210th anniversary of the first postal service established in Australia.

The service started in Sydney in the colony of NSW under Mr Isaac Nichols.

The Lieutenant-Governor of the colony established the official postal arrangements to prevent fraud by individuals who were boarding ships and impersonating the legitimate recipients of letters and parcels.

From April 25, 1809, all letters and parcels were to be deposited with the official post office at Circular Quay for distribution.

Cobb & Co commemorative When the first penal settlement was established in Moreton Bay in 1824, stamp basic postal arrangements were handled by the military authorities.

Up until separation in 1859, Queensland’s postal services were the responsibility of NSW. The first non-military postmaster, Gilbert White, was appointed in 1842.

By 1859 there were 15 NSW established post offices within the colony of Queensland. Postage stamps were first issued by the Queensland Government on November 1, 1869.

Early mails were carried by pack horse, rail, steam ship and, from 1862, by Cobb & Co coaches.

In the Glass House Mountains, when the mail contract was held by Cobb & Co, William Grigor at Bankfoot House was the official postmaster from 1868 until his death in 1907.

After the Federation of Australia in 1901 postage stamps became a Commonwealth responsibility from March 1, 1901.

The actual post box from Bankfoot House (1868), which is part of the collection at Bankfoot House Interested in learning more about Bankfoot House or Glass House pioneering history? Contact the Friends of Bankfoot House by email friendsofbankfoot@gmail.com or phone the president, Ron Gillinder, on 0407 760 989.

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Adventist church building update

The Landsborough Seventh-day Adventist Church on Maleny Street, originally built more than 60 years ago, is about to undergo a major renovation and extension over the next few months to update the building and increase its seating capacity.

This is stage one of the building program. A second later stage will include the building of a community centre on the vacant land adjoining the church.

Church members have been busy raising funds for the building program that will also include some major landscaping.

While the construction is taking place, regular church services will be held at the Glasshouse Country Uniting Church, 25 Twin Peaks Drive, Beerwah each Saturday from August 17 with the all-age small group Bible study from 9.30am followed by the 11am worship service.

The community work of the church will continue as usual.

Please contact Pastor David Kelsey on 0424 901 301 for further information.

Artist’s impression of the renovated building

Win up to $1,000 off your next rates bill Sunshine Coast ratepayers have the chance to win up to $1,000 off their next rates bill by signing up to receive their future rates notices by email.

Corporate strategy and finance portfolio councillor Tim Dwyer said the $1,000 prize incentive was a healthy, smart, creative step to encourage ratepayers to receive their rates notices electronically, providing both convenience for the ratepayer and cost reductions for council.

“Mid-year rates notices were mailed out last week and it costs council a significant amount of money to print and then mail out rates notices to Sunshine Coast ratepayers using traditional postal services,” Cr Dwyer said.

Ratepayers who are currently receiving their rates notices in the post can visit council’s website and sign up to MyCouncil or login to their existing MyCouncil accounts and change the preferred rates notice delivery method from post to email before August 21 to get a chance to win the prize.

All ratepayers currently receiving their rates notices by email will automatically go in the draw. Terms and conditions apply.

Computer mentoring program

The Glass House Mountains Neighbourhood Centre computer mentor program has one-on-one and small group mentoring sessions available.

The local computer mentor volunteers - Peter, Doug and Ron - offer their time voluntarily to help people who would like to learn the basics of using a computer and how to use some software.

There has been wonderful feedback from locals who have had mentoring. The cost is only a gold coin donation.

If you could do with a hand on the computer, call the Neighbourhood Centre to book an afternoon session on 5438 7000.

Glasshouse Country’s Got Talent

A highlight of the 2019 Beerwah Charity Sports Day will be the talent quest, featuring the exciting title Glasshouse Country’s Got Talent.

Each year this event is an opportunity for performers of all ages to showcase their expertise in a multitude of entertainment genres and demonstrate that our district definitely has talent!

The Pioneer Music Group will provide live music during the morning from 9am and the talent quest will start at 12.30pm.

This year nominations will be taken on the day, with the first 20 registered contestants taking part in the competition. A backing band and audio equipment will be available.

There will be three age groups and prizes will be awarded to outstanding performers in each group.

Questions and enquiries to Harvey on 5494 4220.

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The spirit of the bush is alive and well. While bulldozing a fence line on a property at Maleny my dozer became bogged. A call to a local earthmoving contractor for help was answered with: “I will be there at 9am tomorrow.”

After extracting the machine from the mess the question was raised: “What do I owe you?”

The answer was: “Nothing - we all help one another.”

My husband Don was very grateful.

Christine Barlow Maleny

Horse’s birthday August 1

Sahara Scolding bay mare aged 32, foaled in September in 1987. This beautiful old mare has given me so much joy over the last 14 years. Although she is not ridden now and is in retirement in my paddock, she has been a successful race horse in her prime and was one of the Sahara horses raced by Mr Jack Gowen at that time. Not often do they reach this age and still look as good as this old beauty.

Still has all of her teeth, loose but all there.

Happy birthday my old mate.

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Chaplaincy thanks

The Beerwah High School committee and Chappy Mike Turner would like to thank all those who attended the concert or donated in any way to the recent special fund raising day.

The afternoon was a terrific success, showcasing some wonderful music and singing, raising over $1800 to go to the Beerwah High chaplaincy program. What talent we have here in the Glass House area!

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Local family oriented practice As a family oriented practice, Doctors at Landsborough offers a comprehensive range of health services to suit all stages of life. With a strong focus on continuity of care, the dedicated team of health care professionals and support staff are committed to providing local families with high quality medical care with no out-of-pocket expenses. Conveniently located next to Australia Post, it is the first bulk-billing general practice in the Landsborough area.

The friendly team of highly skilled medical professionals offers a friendly and knowledgeable approach to all areas of family health. Depending on your needs and time of life, most concerns can be supported at the Landsborough practice. The practice doctors are able to draw on their extensive knowledge and experience to offer options, advice and service to help support all family members in their ongoing health journey.

Patients can have a choice of seeing either a female (Dr Louise Mitchell, Dr Ayla Polat-Kaya or Dr Brittany Weaver) or male (Dr John Dunlea) doctor. All the doctors are highly trained, friendly and approachable with a wealth of knowledge and experience behind them.

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Dr John has a special interest in children’s health, while Dr Louise has a strong interest in all aspects of women’s health. Dr Ayla has a number of areas of clinical interest including mental health and preventive medicine, and Dr Brittany’s clinical interests include sports medicine, obstetrics, gynaecology and female health.

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Tax Time Keeping you safe at tax time The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is warning taxpayers to keep an eye out at this time of year for people posing as tax agents who are not registered with the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB).

ATO assistant commissioner Karen Foat is concerned about a number of people claiming to be tax agents, often promising refunds that sound too good to be true, or providing discounted services much cheaper than legitimate registered tax agents.

“These unregistered preparers pretend to offer legitimate services to the community but in reality they pose a serious threat not only to the people that use them but to the broader community and the tax system as a whole,” Ms Foat said.

“Unfortunately, we see too many instances where people have unwittingly used an unregistered preparer, which has resulted in a significant tax debt

and loss of money.

We also see instances where people do not receive their refund or where fraudulent claims are lodged in their name without their knowledge.”

Unregistered preparers often use a taxpayer's personal login details to access their ATO online account through myGov to lodge tax returns. A legitimate tax practitioner will never ask for your myGov credentials – they use dedicated ATO online services to lodge returns for their clients.

“To protect yourself and keep your personal information safe, it is important to check with the TPB to see if an agent is registered. You can easily check an agent’s registration online at www.tpb.gov.au.

Remember, only registered tax agents can charge a fee to prepare and lodge your tax return,” Ms Foat said.

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How to nail your return

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has revealed some of the most common mistakes people make at tax time.

Assistant commissioner Karen Foat said that errors ranged from honest mistakes to people deliberately over claiming to increase their refund.

For example, incorrect work-related expense claims have been highlighted as one of the key drivers of the $8.7 billion tax gap generated by individuals not in business.

If you want to nail your tax return this tax time, here are the top four mistakes to avoid: 1. Lodging before all your prefill data is available or failing to report all your income “People can lodge now if they have all of the information they need to do their returns accurately,” Ms Foat said.

2. Claiming the wrong thing Work-related expenses is one area where people commonly make mistakes.

To help you work out what you can claim, the ATO has developed 30 occupation guides and accompanying posters for specific occupations (www.ato.gov.au/occupations).

Remember, when claiming a deduction for work-related expenses follow the three golden rules - you spent the money yourself and have not been reimbursed; the claim must be directly related to earning your income; and you must have a record to prove it. You can only claim the work-related portion of expenses.

3. Forgetting to keep receipts The ATO refuses a large percentage of claims where taxpayers are unable to produce records or receipts when asked. Even if the value of a claim is below the record-keeping threshold, the ATO may ask you to show how you calculated your claim.

4. Claiming for something never paid for Ms Foat said the ATO often saw people making claims at the record-keeping limit thinking that the ATO would never question a claim if a receipt was not required. “But you still need to have spent the money yourself and be able to show us how you’ve worked out your claim," she said. “If you can’t explain it, we won’t accept it, and we may penalise you for failing to take care when lodging your tax return."

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Grandparents go back to Kindy

Friday, August 2

Beerwah Kindergarten director Rebecca Macintosh reckons grandparents are a delightful blend of laughter, caring deeds, wonderful stories and love, so it was fitting that the Beerwah Kindy was brimming with joy last week as each of the children played host to their grandparents or a special guest.

Hans and Burnie from the Glass House Ukulele Group brought music and joined in the fun at Kindy on grandparents day “This day is always a highlight on our Kindy calendar and this year each group was joined by over 40 special guests.

“It is heartwarming to see grandparents playing side by side with their grandchildren.

“There was tinkering at the woodwork table, crowns being made at the collage table, painting, block building, card games, sandcastles in the digging patch and, of course, the highlight of dancing and singing together.

“This year we had an added bonus as Hans and Burnie from the Glasshouse Ukulele Group accepted our invitation and came along to join in the fun,” Rebecca said.

Violet Vere and younger brother, Hayden were joined by her grandma and local resident Isabel Vere as well as her grandparents Ed and Wendy who flew all the way from Western Australia for the event

Kids’ nutrition workshop Maleny Library 10-11.30am. Join functional nutrition coach Rebecca Warke from Omaha Kids to discover some smart meal time hacks for filling little tummies with the energy they need. Find out how the food your child eats can directly impact on behaviours and learning potential. Learn what to look for in prepackaged snacks. Gets tips on incorporating more whole foods into kids’ lunch boxes.

Watch a live demonstration of a raw, schoolfriendly snack being prepared. Attendance is free but registration is essential.

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Friday, August 2 Nature Play Queensland documentary screening at Landsborough State School hall from 3.30–6.30pm for interested community members. This is a free event but you need to register at www.eventbrite.com.au, search for Neighbourhood Play Project. To find out more about the organisation go to www.natureplayqld.org.au or its Facebook page.

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Health Check How can massage help me in winter?

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From Cancer Council Queensland CEO Ms Chris McMillan During the colder months, there is a greater tendency to rug up and stay in the warm indoors and eat comfort foods.

However, winter also brings an increased chance of illness, so here are some tips to keep away the winter blues.

1. Boost your diet. Fill your plate with plenty of seasonal fruits and vegetables so your body has adequate amounts of nutrition and energy, therefore keeping your immune system strong. Vegetable soups or stews are an easy way to get a large quantity of vitamins, minerals and fibre to keep you strong and healthy throughout the season.

2. Stay hydrated. Unlike summer, dehydration is less noticeable during the colder months. It’s important to ensure you are still drinking plenty of water each day. Even mild dehydration can lead to headaches, fatigue and problems with concentration. If cold water is too much to handle in the cold weather, try mixing it with some boiled water with lemon.

3. Keep exercising. The chilly mornings and evenings can make it easier to rug up and stay indoors but it’s important to maintain regular exercise throughout winter. Make your physical activity social and fun – go for a brisk walk with family or participate in some indoor fitness classes.

Regular exercise naturally improves your health and fitness, putting your body in a better position to fight off any potential colds or infections.

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Out & About Christmas in July

Maleny RSL held a rockin’ Christmas in July party recently, with Ray and the Sunshines entertaining the crowd and plenty of festive fun had by all.

Apparently what happened under the mistletoe stays under the mistletoe!

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In the Garden Jobs for the yard in August

• It’s a good time to fertilise and prune hibiscus so they develop a bushy habit and produce lots of flowers in summer.

• If you have a vege garden, don’t forget to water it once or twice a week. Although it’s cooler, the drier winter winds will drain the moisture from the soil.

• If you’re growing pineapples give them a side dressing of complete fertiliser in late August. They like acid soils, so avoid using lime or dolomite.

• Spray the flowers of your mango tree with a copper based spray to fight anthracnose disease.

• Plant your new roses now. Bagged and bare-rooted roses are in plentiful supply.

• Fertilise your existing rose bushes by mulching around them with cow manure.

• Keep your strawberries fruiting with a fortnightly feed of fish and seaweed solutions.

Vegetables Plant carrot, lettuce, radish, beetroot, capsicum, celery, cucumber, eggplant, beans, pumpkin, silverbeet, spring onion, choko, squash, sweet potato, tomato, zucchini, broccoli, Asian vegetables, cabbage, peas, spinach, coriander, rocket and turnips.

Flowers Plant marigold, petunia, calendula, bedding begonia, Californian poppy, carnation, chrysanthemum, coleus, dahlia, gaillardia, gazania, gerbera, kangaroo paw, phlox, portulaca, snapdragon, zinnia, amaranthus, salvia and statice.

Gardening diary dates – August Elimbah-Caboolture Herb Club 2 What: Monthly meeting Friday Where: Caboolture PCYC, Toovey Street, Caboolture Time: 10am More info: Ruth on 5496 7649

Permaculture Maleny What: Hear and talk Monday about permaculture gardening Where: Maleny Neighbourhood Centre, 17 Bicentenary Lane. $2 entry to cover venue hire Time: 7pm More info: Phillip on 0416 193 395 or follow Facebook page Permaculture Maleny

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Glasshouse Country Orchid Society What: Monthly Thursday meeting. 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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Native Plants Sunshine Coast Sunday What: Guided walk at Currimundi Conservation Park (Kathleen McArthur), meet near entrance gate. Toilets in park.

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In Flower Now

You must have noticed the flame orange flowering vine all over the district at the moment.

It’s called Orange Trumpet Vine (or Pyrostegia venusta) and it’s a hidden gem of a plant. Hidden because you don’t notice it for eleven months and then for one month you can’t help but notice.

You will see it on fences, over pergolas, up trees (sometimes as an orange flash in the very top of a tree in the distance).

And it’s loved by bees – both the honey and the native varieties.

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

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Peachester Garden Club What: Monthly meeting.

New members welcome Thursday Where: In the garden of Coral Beutel Time: 9.30am More info: Trish on 5496 9169

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Noticeboard New residents are welcome in the Valley Tickets for the Mooloolah Valley Lions Club’s inaugural welcome dinner for new residents at the Mooloolah State School on Wednesday, August 7 are selling fast.

The evening is a great way for newcomers to the district to be welcomed and to meet other local residents and community groups, while enjoying a delicious meal catered for by The Orangery Maleny.

Tickets are $40 and can be purchased from Mooloolah Mitre 10, through your real estate agent or contact Diane on 5499 9704 or 0403 871 842.

Aglow International - Sunshine Coast The group will meet on Friday, August 9 from 9.30am at Flame Tree Baptist Church hall, 27 Coes Creek Road, Burnside. Entry is $8 and includes morning tea. Come along and enjoy worship and an inspirational message. All welcome. For more information contact Joyce on 5445 9518 or Margaret on 5441 1321. Aglow is a worldwide non-denominational Christian organisation with branches in over 170 nations on six continents.

Neighbourhood Watch The Glasshouse Country Neighbourhood Watch annual general meeting will be held at the Beerwah Library meeting room on Tuesday, August 13 at 2.30pm. Please contact Maree Anderson on 0416 175 767 for information on committee positions. This is an opportunity to participate in Neighbourhood Watch activities and support a safe community.

The Anglican Parish of CALOUNDRA & GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY BEERWAH: Sunday 9am, Mary MacKillop Centre, 160 Peachester Rd MOOLOOLAH: Wednesday 9am, St Thomas, 31 Bray Rd

Office: www.cgca.com.au, (07) 5491 1866 Local contact: The Rev’d Tony Halstead, 0455 554 930

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

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 Mary’s - Montville 7:30 am St Luke’s - Kenilworth 9:00 am St George’s - Maleny 9:00 am Friends & Neighbours Service at St George’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

Monthly book sale Friends of Maleny Library will hold their next book sale on Saturday, August 3 from 9am-12noon outside the library. Don’t miss the opportunity to fill your own bag for $5 from ex-library stock and donated books. You can even buy CDs and DVDs at bargain prices.

Fix it CafÊ The Maleny Neighbourhood’s Fix it CafÊ will be open on Thursdays, August 8 and 22, from 9.30am–2.30pm. Items that can be repaired include bicycles, clothing and small furniture in exchange for a $5 donation. Items must be brought in on the day for initial assessment.

The Neighbourhood Centre is located at 17 Bicentenary Lane, Maleny. Contact 5499 9345 for more information.

Declutter Support Group The group meets fortnightly at Elimbah on a Wednesday from 9.30am–11am with the next meeting on August 7. It is a friendly group with no fees and meets only in school term (not in school holidays). For more information contact Janet via email jvv@iprimus.com.au or text 0402 700 238.

Local AA meeting If you, a friend or family member is having a problem with alcohol AA may be able to help.

AA meetings are held on Sundays from 6.30pm at the Glass House Mountains Neighbourhood Centre, Ryan Street (opposite the Post Office). For more information phone Brian on 0401 817 503 or Troy on 0448 121 286.

U3A Sunshine Coast Members and visitors of U3A are invited to Ken Granger’s presentation entitled ‘Some volcanoes

From the churches Why are there so many instances, past and present, where individuals and groups of Christians are so judgemental?

In the teaching that Jesus gave to the crowd on the mountainside He clearly states that we are not to judge others. He taught, amongst other things, “Do not judge, or you too will be judged. For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.�

(Matthew 7:1-2) Only God knows all the facts and the histories. Only He can judge.

If we study the life of Jesus we see what nonjudgementalism looks like. A naked prostitute lies on the ground surrounded by self-righteous men with stones in their hands ready to kill her. They challenge Jesus to condemn her too because the law said so. Jesus looks down – perhaps because He can’t bear to see her pain and the vicious hypocrisy of the men. After all, perhaps they had been ‘clients’ GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY

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I have met’. The presentation is on Tuesday, August 6 at 9.30am in the Masonic Lodge Hall, Tamarind Street, Maleny. Phone Marty for details on 5494 1212.

Beerwah CWA The Beerwah branch will hold its monthly meeting on Monday, August 5 at 9.30am at the CWA hall in Simpson Street. All welcome and morning tea will be provided. Any enquiries please call Debbie on 0400 027 591.

Peachester History Committee meeting Members and visitors are invited to the monthly meeting on Sunday, August 4, at Peachester Hall, from 11am. Guest speaker is Toni White, consulting genealogist to the Australian Army Unrecovered War Casualties Unit. Toni will speak about the important work of this unit, which aims to find, recover and identify missing servicemen and women from all past conflicts and honour their sacrifice. Please bring a contribution for shared lunch.

Diary date 1 Thursday Mobile Centrelink and Medicare comes to Beerwah Time: 9am-1pm Where: Coochin Creek Co-op car park, Simpson Street.

Info: Got a question about Australian Government payments and services? The mobile centre has answers to your questions. Support and benefit information and help setting up a myGov account available CONDITIONS: To ensure all community notices can be printed each month please keep your contributions to a maximum of 100 words.

Marge Stathakis Glasshouse Country Uniting Church and wanted to get rid of the evidence. What did Jesus do? He gives the men a challenge: “If any one of you is without sin, let him be the first to throw a stone at herâ€? (John 8:7). One-by-one they drop their stones and slink away. But Jesus is not finished. He says: “Woman, where are they? Has no one condemned you? ‘No one, sir,’ she said. Then neither do I condemn you‌go now and leave your life of sinâ€? (John 8:7-11).

Condemnation does not bring healing.

Each person will be held accountable for their own lives – our decisions, our behaviours, our words.

However, we do have a responsibility to exercise discernment. Note the meaning of the word discern – “perceive clearly with the mind or the senses/ make out by thought or by gazing, listening, etc�

(Oxford English Dictionary). In other words, careful deep thought.

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Sport Witta Tennis Contributed by Pauline Fraley A warm, sunny winter’s day at Eumundi against the Miss Gems was an enjoyable day of tennis for all but Witta Wagtails who succumbed to the skill of Eumundi Miss Gems. Thanks to Gerry Gabriel, Cynthia Garvie, Suzie Billett and Sonia Douglas.

Whistlers played at Witta against Mooloolaba Legends. Nice weather for tennis and we all enjoyed the day. We didn't get the win but we had great tennis and it was a good day. Score was 25-44 games 2-6 sets. Team was Donna Kuskopf, Brenda Warner, Aki Lepper and thanks Carol Sadler for filling in.

The Wildcats travelled to Mooloolaba to compete against newcomers to this division the Martinis. It was beautiful tennis weather and Pauline Fraley, Annie Stewart, Stacey English and Sonia Douglas enjoyed their tennis with a good win. The score was 7-1 sets; 46-22 games.

Sunday, July 8 was the Mary Valley Come and Play Tennis Day, which was a very successful day at the Witta tennis courts bringing players from various clubs around the hinterland together in an afternoon of social/competitive tennis. Players from Mapleton, Kandanga, Landsborough, Witta and Caloundra were represented in a round robin

competition that partnered players from different districts into two divisions to play out for some great prizes. Assisting on the barbeque was participation leader for the Sunshine Coast, Nick Todorov, who not only perfected the beef patties but also presented the trophies to the respective winners and runners up.

Division A winners were Paula Cudmore (Witta) and Tanya Downing (Kandanga) and the runners up were Steve Banney (Kandanga) and Pauline Fraley (Witta). Division B winners were Mark Hamilton (Mapleton) and Gerry Gabriel (Witta) and runners up were Bevin Smith (Landsborough) and Sonia Douglas (Witta).

Most aces went to Gerry Gabriel, oldest player was Arthur Gabriel, most enthusiastic participant was Karen Gurney and the serving competition winner was Steve Banney. A huge thanks to all participants for such a great afternoon of some very close tennis matches as well as camaraderie around a wholesome lunch enjoyed in a jovial spirit. Watch this space for the next Mary Valley social day.

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

Maleny Bowls Club Contributed by Graeme Glover Monday monthly pairs saw a great turnout of visitors.

Congratulations to Bill Edwards and his Kilcoy team on their win. Runners up were Mapleton with some good second game form. Thanks to all who travelled to be a part of a great day of bowls.

Wednesday night saw some close games with the Outlaws having a big win to farewell Christine for a few weeks travelling. All are welcome to be a part of the Wednesday night action 6pm for 6.30pm start.

Friday saw the last round before our first final in the new format for Scroungers. Miles Allen

returned and had a great tussle with Jim Weidman and Joe Walters on their rink. Ian Spence played some good bowls and now has caught the eye of the handicapper. Dennis Kyling continues to get big numbers and finally the handicapper has caught up with his form by allocating a drop of two. All are looking forward to this week’s final. Everyone has a chance to make it. Hoping for a great roll up.

A reminder to all about our Tuesday and Sunday bowls. Remember the best way to support the club is to roll a bowl and buy a beer.

Glasshouse Country Bowls Club Contributed by David Hayes Monday, July 22: Two bowls triples was another fantastic day of bowls with six rinks of bowlers with teams from Donnybrook and Woodford joining us. Winners of the day with two wins + 21 margin were Chris Dougan, Trevor Dennis and Rob Scullion. Runners up were Gordon Mattingly, Terry Cox and Rob Weimers from Donnybrook.

Wednesday, July 24: Ladies day social - Millie Freshwater, Jill Kirchheiner and Brian Squires defeated Bill James, Rhyliss Aitken and Dick Coppa 20-14. Viv James and Bruce Angus defeated Sally Squires and Graham Meyers 368. Jack Timm and Rob Scullion defeated John Aitken and Marilyn Boulton 20-9. Division three ladies pennant, round six vs Solander Lake at home - Lee Meyers, Noelle Dean, Joy Reason and Rae Farrell won 28-17. Di Hume, Noelene Annakin, Lyn Griffiths and Chris Freshwater won 20-13. It was a great win again by the ladies.

Thursday, July 18: Winners of the day were Chris Dougan and Phil Siggers with two wins + 72

score. Runners up were Sally and Brian Squires with two wins + 65. Lucky draw went to Mac Townson and Rob Scullion. Division three ladies pennant round seven versus Bramble Bay away - our ladies are on fire with another victory. Di Hume, Noelene Annakin, Lyn Griffiths and Chris Freshwater won 23-10. Lee Meyers, Viv James, Joy Reason and Rae Farrell drew 14 all.

Saturday, July 27: Men’s pennant division five away to Dayboro was a tough game away with our boys going down 2-1. Division 10 home to Sandgate saw the third straight win with both teams getting up. Division 11 home to Bribie Island saw one win and one loss with our boys going down by six overall.

This Sunday, August 4 is the Police Annual Bowls day Iona Farm Challenge sponsored by Terry and Liz Little. Put your name down at the club as players are needed. Cost is $15 with the game starting between 12.30pm and 1pm followed by nibbles.

Sunday coaching is on from 10.30am to 12pm.

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The Range Croquet Club Contributed by Ken Barker Kath Smith, Wallace Roy and Sally Adams played a friendly game of association on lawn two on Thursday.

At the same time on lawn one, the final game of the club open championship was being played

by Ken Barker and Donna Manning. All previous games in this competition were tight and this was no exception. Either player could have won. Ken was the eventual winner of it and the tournament.

On Friday we had a visit from the Caloundra group. It is always a pleasure to get out on the lawn with this group for some very competitive games of golf croquet.

Sarah Widin and Kath fought an intriguing final to the third division championship on Saturday with Sarah winning the first game, then Kath coming back strongly in the second only to lose by a whisker.

Donna played in the Queensland Women’s open championship and finished runner up in her group.

On Sunday Wallace, Ken and Vince Carbery played a very ragged game of association with no clear winner becoming apparent. It was good fun with both Vince and Wallace showing good form.

Congratulations to Yuni Rowell from Burleigh Heads Palm Beach who was the tournament winner and thanks to Windsor club for hosting the 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.

For details contact president Vince Carbery on 5494 2193 or secretary Priscilla Vickers 5494 3555. Our website is https://rangecroquetatmaleny.org.au.

Sarah Widin receiving the third division shield from Vince Carbery

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Sport Easy Find Classifieds Beerwah Golf Club Contributed by Brenda Briese Saturday, July 20 was a mixed two-ball multiplier stableford with 15 pairs competing. This game is quite interesting as the two partners’ scores are multiplied. Winners were Geoff and Sue Williamson on 71 points from Lindsay Webb and Brenda Briese on 63 points. NTPs: 2 - Brenda Briese and Lindsay Webb, 5 - Helen and Wayne Lewis, 9 - Barry Gardner and Andrea Campbell, 16 - Geoff and Sue Williamson and 18 - Peter Hewlett and Sonia Kenway. BRD went to 57 points.

Thursday, July 25 we played a stroke round with 50 ladies in two divisions in perfect golf weather.

Division one winner was Andrea Campbell on 69 nett followed by Lea Doyle on 73 points. Division two winner was Bridget John on 67 nett from Kathy Moffat on 71 points. NTPs: 2 - Andrea Campbell, 5 - Vikki Bartel, 16 - Kathy Moffat, 18 (second shot) Jan Corfield. BRD went to 75 nett.

The club will hold the Elgin Valley Seniors ProAm today, Wednesday, July 31. This will be a high quality field of past professional golfers and it's free to come and watch the masters at work.

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AGM NOTICE MALENY COMMUNITY CENTRE Inc.

The Annual General Meeting of the Maleny Community Centre Inc. (MCC) will be held on Friday 30th August 2019 at 10am in the Main Hall of the Maleny Community Centre Complex.

Nominations are called for from members of the MCC for positions on the Committee.

Nomination forms are available from the Secretary secretary@malenycc.org or from the MCC Office, 1 Bicentenary Lane between the hours of 9.30am to 1.30pm Monday to Friday.

All nominations must be lodged with the Secretary by 5pm on 15th August 2019. Members are asked to renew their membership and new members are encouraged to join at least 2 weeks before the AGM. All enquiries may be directed to Ann Koenig (Secretary) on 0407 138 182.

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Andrea Campbell, Bridget John and Kathy Moffat Contributed by Jenny Oxenham Tuesday, July 23: The club held a mixed 18-hole American foursomes competition with first place going to the team of Grant Flynn and Stephen Porter with a score of 66 nett, runners up John Brownsworth and Jon Fairman with 67.5 nett and third Russ Trudeau and Rod Thamm with 68.5. NTPs: 3 - Grant Flynn, 5 - Peter Eason, 8 Denis O’Neill and 13 - Ian Dauth.

Wednesday, July 24: The ladies played their monthly medal, an 18-hole nett competition with first place going to Kerry Nieper with 65 nett, runner up Anne Devane with 68 nett and third Jillian Jones with 69 nett. NTPs: 3 - Margaret Trigger, 5 – Karen Heading, 8 – Penny Edwards and 13 - Seri Tytherleigh.

Saturday, July 27: The men played their monthly medal competition in an 18-hole nett game. In A grade, first place went to Corey Zammit with 65 nett, runner up Jason Norris with 66 nett and third Jack Day with 67 nett. In B grade first place went to Peter Gilbert with 66 nett, runner up Paul Viertel with 69 nett and third Mark Green with 71 nett. In C grade first place went to John Hay with 65 nett, runner up Tom Kennedy with 70 nett on a count back from Neil Gould also with 70 nett and third Ralph Ding with 71 nett. NTPs: 3 - Tom Bertwistle, 5 - Peter Gilbert, 8 - Chris Pottinger and 13 - Gary Wright.

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TAURUS April 21 – May 21 The New Moon, being in the sign of Leo, puts the spotlight on your domestic affairs, children and family concerns. However, it can mean that sporting events involving your family will show athletic abilities now.

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CANCER June 24 - July 22 With Mercury going direct after giving you an awful time over the past three weeks, it can bring you interesting communication now concerning other people. Changes to your lifestyle will now feel liberating! As you move into the first week of August finances get a shake up and you begin the tedious project of sorting out of your tax returns.

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VIRGO August 23 – September 22 Since the planet Mercury rules your sign and the New Moon is in a warm, friendly aspect it wants you to wish heartedly for whatever you need to have in your life, be it money, health or career. Expect the unexpected as someone shares a secret with you. It begins to highlight some hidden things that become exposed now.

LIBRA September 23 - October 22 Expect a happy week as the New Moon fits well into your life being in the sign of Leo, and so it is a Fire and Air time building up for warm evenings and social life. Mercury moves direct but being in the sign of Cancer it is necessary for you to do some homework, perhaps on your finances, budgeting and real estate matters.

SCORPIO October 23 - November 22 Now is the time to maintain a clear line of demarcation between your personal and public life. This is because Mercury, the planet of communication, now moves direct and various emails and phone calls indicate a new career is looming! Under a New Moon it usually signals a welcome new start. Look at everything in a positive way now.

SAGITTARIUS November 23 – December 22 You could easily be led off course by the New Moon pushing you towards overdoing gambling. The energy is more suited towards having an adventure and perhaps international travel. For the last few weeks there have been many delays and miscommunications. However, with Mercury moving direct there is a forward flow of money matters.

CAPRICORN December 23 - January 19 The major eclipses in July have been in your cardinal sign and you can well expect the next six months to be one of the strangest periods of your life! Various rules that you have been used to may no longer apply now. Under the New Moon in Leo this week, it could bring unanticipated circumstances that bring radical departures from the norm.

AQUARIUS January 20 - February 19 The New Moon happens to land in your relationship sector. This means you, together with your partner, have exciting ideas about travel or new projects in which to be involved. As Mercury moves direct now it helps you sort out all your work and wellness issues. You might even spend some money on a new electrical item for your home.

PISCES February 20 - March 20 You have no need to maintain the status quo as it will be a lost cause now since Mercury moves direct and so you will embrace many changes beginning next month. Because of recent eclipses you may have felt as if you have been treading water for the last month or so. The New Moon this week brings unexpected and delightful changes for you!

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