Mary Valley Voice May 18 2011 Vol. 21 No.8

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Features KENILWORTH Trudy Burnham’s Memorial Cheese Wine & Food Fest. report___3 Historical: James Nash began it all Kenilworth Bowls Club news Kenilworth rainfall _____________ 4 Kenilworth Pony Club news The visitors are coming...

Shed the Light new look_ ______ 5 KARI: Artists wanted!

Kenilworth SCC chaplain________ 6

COOROY Cooroy Fusion countdown Reality Bites: Old school days CNGHRG next talk______________ 7 MARY VALLEY At the movie: “Comrades in Dreams�

MV Stags V Caboolture________ 8 Lasers in the Mary Valley______ 18 OUR COMMUNITY Maleny Show 3-4 June 2011_ _ 11 Good Shepherd: Grease_______ 12

Belli Hall news New Cambroon Bridge sDva at Crystal Waters_______ 13 Dagun Station Growers Market Maleny Real Food Fest Moy Pocket rainfall _ _________ 14 Wellington’s Way Imbil Anzac Day 2011_________ 15 Community Directory 2011__ 16-18 MV Traders ads_____________ 5/14 Boxsells Real Estate___________ 19 Kenilworth Realty_____________ 20

Autumn leaves near Kenilworth, Coolabine Ridge in the background.

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KENILWORTH Memorial Service for Trudy Burnham

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KENILWORTH CHEESE, WINE AND FOOD FEST

he third Kenilworth Cheese, Wine and Food Fest, has come and gone. What a great success it was.

Over four thousand plus visitors came to put Kenilworth on the map. All the stall holders were very happy, sold their wares and have already booked for 2012.

The Cheester Egg Hunts, Cheese Rolling and Boccheese events were extremely popular and kept folks busy throughout the day. Records were made and records were lost, but all in good fun. Mountains of good food, decadent and delicious was consumed. The local businesses, made up for some of the losses from floods and all the bad fortunes over the past months. Kenilworth was buzzing with happy smiling people.

A very big thank you to the First Responders and all the volunteers who helped on the day. A big pat on the backs of the small very hard working committee, especially Tim and Di Donovan, the driving force behind the Food Fest.

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memorial service will be held on Monday 23 May at the St Lukes Church, Philip Street Kenilworth at

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Gertrude (Trudy) Burnham passed away on Monday 2 May 2011 in her adopted home town of Kenilworth; she was due to celebrate her 96th Birthday on 23 May. Trudy moved to Kenilworth in 2003 from UK to live with her only child Nina Cox in Coolabine. Trudy later made the move into town and purchased her first home at the tender age of 90. She was a very independent woman with high morals and a wicked sense of humour; she was well known throughout the community and enjoyed living in Kenilworth.

Another big thank you to our sponsors, Sunshine Coast Daily, Kenilworth Realty, Kenilworth Country Foods, Anaconda, Gitsham Fine Foods and last but not least the support of the Kenilworth Chamber of Commerce. All of those who donated in kind everything is greatly appreciated.

The Anaconda Raffle was won by Alick Else of Redland Bay (see photo p.10).

The Baker, The Butcher, The Cheese and Wine Maker will be back! again.

If you knew Trudy and you would like to celebrate her life you are invited to attend the memorial service on Monday 23 May which was to be her birthday.

Photo left: Trudy at Lowestoft (UK), 1937 Below: Grandma and Evan, March 2011

From left: Susie and Greg (Hoppy) Hopkins and Yanni Henderson / Bradford. Photo Birgit Kehr.

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KENILWORTH James Nash began it all

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istory has recorded that James Nash discovered gold in Gympie in 1867. Previous to this find the Government had offered a reward of 3000 pounds for the discovery of a payable goldfield within 90 miles of Brisbane. Nash claimed the recompense but as Gympie was more than 90 miles from Brisbane he wasn’t entitled to the reward, the Government did give him a reduced sum of 1000 pounds. http:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Nash Reference Material “A Golden Past - A Golden Future’ 1967. Nash’s discovery is believed to have saved the Queensland economy http:// www.goldmuseum.spiderweb.com.au/educationalPDFs/ GoldFacts_InGympie.pdf Mineral exploration has continued throughout the Mary Valley ever since, with reports of gold mining at Traveston (1885) and Kandanga (1914). In 1918 deposits of manganese were discovered near Amamoor, Kandanga and Bollier. (Johnson and Sanders Wild Heart Bountiful Land, 2007).

A rich find of manganese was also reported near Nanango in 1917 (The Chronicle 2.11.1917 p 5). The report continued as the mineral is at a very high figure at present…. The project would appear to be a really good one from a profit making point of view. In the district notes headed Amamoor (Mary Valley) (The Chronicle 11.11.1921 p.5) it was reported that large quantities of manganese are reaching the station daily, thanks to the result of dry roads, such as the manganese carters have not enjoyed for quite a long time. The article also reported the opening of an office in Amamoor of the Queensland National Bank Limited, Kandanga Branch and also decried the use of explosives for fishing.

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In the Eumundi Station Loadings noted in the Nambour Chronicle (11.2.1938, p.5) two trucks of manganese ore were among miscellaneous other items including 1639 boxes of butter railed to Brisbane.

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In July 1947 Broken Hill Propriety signed a contract for 20,000 tons of manganese from a deposit on the side of Imbil Mountain. A second mine operated on Yabba Creek approximately 10 miles west of Imbil managed by a syndicate with a contract to BHP. Mining also operated in the Brooloo area in 1958. Mining in Imbil ceased in 1970-71 when the requirement for that particular grade of manganese declined (King, J. Imbil Jewel of the Mary Valley, 2001).

It seems that mining is part of the history of development of the Mary Valley in much the same way agriculture, dairying and timber cutting have been. Learn more of the history of this district at the Kenilworth Museum on Sundays 10am-2pm or for groups by appointment phone 5472 3090 or email lenore.meldrum@bigpond.com Lenore Meldrum President Kenilworth and District Historical Assn Inc. A special thanks to all who supported the Annual Easter Saturday Street Stall which raises funds for the Kenilworth Museum and Gheerulla Hall. Winners of the raffle were Australia Zoo Pass : Lyn Gilroy; vase donated by Affordable on Elizabeth: Melba Woods; Crochet Knee Rug: Daphne Morris. The meat trays at the Kenilworth Butchery won by Rich White, Sue Potter, Dee S. and Lois Cordell.

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Kenilworth bowls club news

ver the Easter weekend the Club held its Easter Carnival. This was an extremely successful event with the weather holding off for us. The winner of the Easter raffle, which was donated by Ian (Feathers) O’Connor was Roslyn Barron. We also raffled a voucher at Bowlers Paradise which was donated by Peter (Storky) McDonald and it was won by Frances Golightly. A special thanks to these raffle donors.

Winners for Saturday were Walter Horn, Betty Hallett, Elizabeth and Charlie Dewhurst with the runners-up being Peter Jarvis, Marcia Jessup, Peter Jessup and Trevor Walsh.

Round winners teams were John Ferriday’s and Gary Evans’.

On Sunday it was Men’s Fours with the winners being Brian Read’s team and runners-up was Tony Green’s team.

Round winning teams for Sunday were John Ferriday; Gary Dan and Ian Ramsden.

On Anzac Day we held a fundraising afternoon for Sunshine Coast Legacy. This was another very successful event and we managed to raise $1147-00 for legacy. Thanks to everyone who attended and helped in any way.

APRIL 2011 Kenilworth April 2011 150.2mm Over 21 days. This makes 1020.1mm of rain since the beginning of the year over 77 days.

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KENILWORTH WOW What a busy time we have had…

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tate Show Jumping and Equitation was held in Nambour from Monday 18 April to Good Friday. In Show Jumping from KPC were Ella Skoupy who placed 20th and Jessie Falconer who placed 14th overall in their respective age groups. In equitation Romy McCullough placed 18th overall in her group. Well done to all of those riders that competed at the state event, a great achievement to accomplish.

The Zone 6 Dressage and Combined Training Championships were held at Kia Ora on Monday 2 May (photo above). In Official Dressage Caitlyn Boon placed 3rd, Ella Skoupy placed 3rd, Jessie Falconer placed 5th overall in their respective age groups. Well done to Jessie as this qualifies her for State Dressage. In Unofficial Dressage Romy McCullough placed 2nd and Rachael Law placed 1st overall in their respective age groups. In the Combined Training Caitlyn Boon placed 1st, Romy McCullough placed 1st, Jessie Falconer placed 7th and Rachael Law placed 3rd overall for their respective age groups.

Saturday 30 April our second Muster of the year was held with a number of new riding members, great to see.

Helen Sorrensen, PCAQ Level B Instructor, was the guest instructor for the day. Riders participated in flat work, jumping, mounted games and theory lessons, a very full day for all.

“The daughter that won’t lift a finger in the house is the same child who cycles madly off in the pouring rain to spend all morning mucking out a stable.” Samantha Armstrong.

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THE VISITORS ARE COMING

Our front cover story unique and different things to see, do and where to eat and sleep when you visit the Mary Valley.

The “Travellers Companion” booklet which accompanies the DVD is the perfect size to fit in your glove box and to take with you to find those deemed to be the best the Hinterland has to offer.

Set to a strict criteria to be one of the best, the Scenic Drives of Australia team scoured the Hinterland to find just what they were looking for. Featured businesses, of which there are over 100 throughout the Mary Valley, Blackall Range, Glasshouse Mountains, the magnificent drives around Yandina and Eumundi, showcase just what there is to see and do all in one go.

Sit in your B&B and watch the DVD then decide where and what takes your fancy and bring the ‘Traveller’s Companion’ along with you. There is also a huge website with video clips that help you decide what to do.

The “Best of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland “ is the first pilot vehicle of the upcoming series and is based on a vertically integrated tourism marketing model like no other ever seen before. Enmeshing video with a travel companion book and a website so the new style and well informed visitors to our Mary valley know what they can do and where to stay before they arrive... the ‘visitors’ are coming!

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SHED THE LIGHT NEW LOOK

ome in and view the new look op shop “Shed the Light”. We received brand new winter season gear including beanies, ski gloves, woollen gloves, work socks.

And new stock arrives weekly. Also volunteers are always welcome!

Jessie, Pat and Maree have been working very hard to have things ship shape again for the Kenilworth op shop, 4 Charles St, just behind the laundramat from 9.30am4.30pm seven days a week. All funds go towards Shed the Light orphanage.

cenic Drives of Australia has showcased the very “Best of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland” in a DVD and a book that sell together as a unique package.

As a few in the know are aware, the film crew has been filming and now the DVD and “Travellers Companion” book, which accompanies the DVD, is being released.

After trials and tribulations with the now internationally famous weather in Queensland this DVD and book is set to aid the recovery in both tourism and the local economy.

It will be available all year and a steady number will be rolled out to support our tourism industry along with the

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Typical exhibitions feature two to three artists in the main area and the members’ work in the annexe. The gallery is manned Thursday to Sunday 10am – 2pm by the members.

We are currently seeking to attract interested visual artists from our area to participate in future exhibitions and workshops. Membership is $50 per year, following acceptance by current members of six images and the signing of a Code of Conduct form.

This is a unique opportunity for visual artists to show their work in this space for minimum financial outlay. We urge you to contact us either at the gallery or ring 5488 6376.

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enilworth State Community College kids love their chaplain, Boyd Eime. Boyd has been working at the school since 2007 and is very involved in activities at the school. From cooking pancakes on Tuesday mornings, to helping the kids solve maths problems, Boyd helps out students, parents and teachers every minute of the two days a week he works here.

During the lunch breaks Boyd organises various games and activities for the kids such as handball, table tennis and bike riding on the oval.

He works in classes supporting teachers and students as he helps in maths and English groups. Boyd has been the initiator of the Active After School Communities program at the school and has encouraged a number of parents to undertake the training required to become deliverers of this programme that involves kids in fun sport activities after school.

This year Boyd is helping the school extend the Leadership Program for Year 7s. He has assisted Behaviour Support Teacher, Annette Kachel on the first of our Leadership Activity Days, is helping students organise a disco, Year 7 overnight camp and will join our Year 3-7 students on their annual camp again this year. The Annual Chaplaincy Support lunch on May 17 at Montville State School is an opportunity for the wider community to show their support for the chaplaincy programme and to support school chaplaincy. Keep up the great work, Boyd.

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aving, storing and editing family photos in the computer program Picasa will be the topic of a talk

by Milli Kafaeloudis on Saturday 21 May. Cooroy-Noosa Family and Local History Group will host the talk from 9.30am to 12noon at Guide Hut, 41 Miva Street, Cooroy.

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Cooroy Fusion countdown

he countdown to Cooroy’s biggest free, family, fun festival has begun. Mill Place will be rockin’ on Saturday 21 May from 9am to 4pm.

Asa Broomhall is headlining on the main stage with support from the best new artists on the Coast. The Gubbi Gubbi dancing troupe will also wow the crowd with an unforgettable cultural experience.

Will you be attending the events on health and wellbeing with workshops on tai chi, yoga, meditation and healthy eating?

Or will the food and market stalls selling local produce, fine foods and crafts be more your style?

Perhaps, you’re more likely to enjoy the literary tent with presentations from writers, poets and publishers.

For sport and athletic enthusiasts there will be interactive activities such as obstacle races and a squat challenge!

Local gymnasts will perform floor exercises and demonstrate their tumbling skills whilst the tennis club will present information about their club’s activities.

Cooroy Fusion offers so many opportunities for you to connect with your community through music, markets, workshops, community gardening, food literature or rides for the kids.

There really is something for everyone. Be sure to pick up a program of the day’s activities from the Cooroy Library.

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ow did you travel to school? Were you a teacher’s pet or were you the class terror?

What did you have in your lunch box? What games did you play in the school yard?

Remember the old school days is a writing and storytelling project leading up to the Reality Writes festival (2224 July) and culminating with a launch of the finished work in Seniors Week, August 2011.

The project is organised by the Sunshine Hinterland Writers’ Centre and supported by the Department of Community Services as a Seniors’ Week activity. Project coordinator Bernice Childs, said the participants will be encouraged to write a collection of stories that focus on their school days.

She explained the idea behind the project was to create a supportive environment for participants to record and share their stories.

“By understanding more about the early lives of our older community members, we create a platform for dialogue.

Every generation has experienced its own pressures and difficulties; pleasures and ambitions - they may be very different, but they are very real and very important to the people involved.”

Bernice said she expected that some participants will have lived in the region for most of their lives and others may have relocated here later in life. “This makes for a wide range of backgrounds and through the different stories, a better understanding of the various influences on other people’s lives” she said.

The participants will be guided by a professional writer/ editor and the workshop sessions are free. An introductory session will be held at the Cooroy Library at 9.30am on Tuesday 31 May. From there, weekly two hour sessions will be held over six consecutive weeks. All workshops will be held in the Cooroy Library.

Interested people can register by calling 07 5472 0464, emailing culcon@ozemail.com.au or call into the Cooroy Library for a registration form. Places are limited.

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MARY VALLEY AT THE MOVIE

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inema Pomona Film Society continues meeting every fortnight on Tuesdays at 7pm at the Lions’ Den (old Scout hall), Cnr. Mountain and Hospital Streets, Pomona (turn left into Mountain St. from Reserve St., and it is up in front of your on the left).

Screening Tuesday 31 May 2011 at 7pm is Comrades In Dreams (South Korea 2006 – 1h46mins - G).

Comrades in Dreams is an entertaining world tour of small-town movie houses and the dedicated cineastes who maintain them. Four lives that could not be more different and a single passion that unites them: the unconditional love for their cinemas, somewhere at the end of the world.

Director Uli Gaulke brings together four cinema makers from North Korea, America, India and Africa and follows their efforts to make their audiences dream every night.

They live thousands of kilometres apart from one another and yet are chasing the same dream. In doing so, the film dives into a set of fascinating lives where stories from the everyday and from the silver screen frequently merge into something magical.

We get the chance to savour repeatedly the entertaining stories occurring in the orbit of these entertainment

palaces. Tears shed for the Great Leader, cowboys at church, jealous wives and how the Titanic came to North Korea are just a few of the anecdotes shared with us, all told in loving detail.

The unifying power of dreams brings our heroes close together. And the great quest for a little happiness is a constant leitmotif and reminds us that the best stories are not only told on screen.

New members welcome and can join at the door on screening nights. Doors open 6.30pm. For more information ring 0408 879 679 or 0407 622 398.

Mary Valley Stags V Caboolture

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hey have done it again a win for the Stags against Caboolture 40-22. A very intense game for the boys with it being our first home game played at the Kenilworth Show games. Everybody moved into top gear with set moves proving to be beneficial with tries being scored. With an enthusiastic crowd of supporters to cheer them on it made for an exciting game. Good games being played by Daniel Ferguson, James Cochrane and Ashley Grant.

Tries came from Cameron Waugh 2, Chad Parker 1, Troy Carlson 3 and Josh Ryan 1 with Troy kicking 6 Goals. Troy also took out the Players’ Player topping the tackle and hit up count.

At this stage the Stags remain in second position on the Sunshine Coast/Gympie Red Rooster C Grade competition. A reminder to all supporters that we have bus for away games and is available for $10 return, phone your respective hotels for departure times. We also have the games on DVD, anybody wishing to have a copy please phone Amy Bowman 0409 753 055 only $5/copy.

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KENILWORTH The Anaconda Raffle was won by Alick Else of Redland Bay. Photo below: Shirley Moreland and Mary Ann Law having a cracker! Photo by Birgit Kehr.

The crowd on Easter Saturday 2011. Photo by Carol Gilmour.

Jean Sandell’s grandson “Hugh”. Hugh came up with the suggestion to use Cheese for the” Boccheese” Competition. It was a hit for the young children who competed in the completion. Great initiative Hugh! Photo Carol Gilmour.

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MALENY A first for the Maleny Show, two big bands to celebrate the show

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he Maleny Show, held this year on Friday and Saturday the 3 and 4 June is very lucky to have two big bands being showcased in a first for Maleny and the Hinterland. On Friday 3 June the Qld Police Cops in Kilts Pipe Band will be performing and leading the grand parade, and on Saturday 4 June, the Royal Australian Navy Big Band will also perform and lead the parade.

This is a great opportunity to experience all they have to offer, and both will bring different flavours to the show.

The show is open both days from 8am with fireworks on Friday night and the rodeo on Saturday night.

Other entertainment this year includes the dreamtime reptile pit, the spectacular rings of fire event on Friday night, motorcycle stunt riders, electronic cow demonstrations, aboriginal dancers, woodchops, pavilion exhibits, beef, dairy and poultry exhibits, vintage and speedway cars, the Maleny lighthorse troup, side show alley, working dog displays, battle of the bands, ute muster, whip cracking competitions, puppet shows, fashion parades and lots lots more.

Great entertainment on Saturday afternoon will also be the Sommer’s Fuel Gumboot Ironman competition. This event creates a lot of laughs from not only the audience but the competitors as well as they move hay bales, push wheelbarrows, climb fences and the list goes on. Trevor and Maree Sommer have been generous with their sponsorship over the past few years and it is the wonderful spirit of community businesses that will ensure this year’s Maleny Show is bigger, brighter and more fun for the whole family.

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GREASE - THE ONE THAT YOU WANT! COMES TO NOOSA

fter more than 30 years, Grease is still the ‘one that you will want’ and Good Shepherd Lutheran College secondary students will be providing the opportunity for locals to relive this popular music fest of singing and dancing.

Presented at The J in Noosa from 27-28 May, the talented students of the college will follow Sandy and Danny, the ‘T Birds’ and the ‘Pink Ladies’ as they take you on an entertaining, musical journey through the ups and downs of friendship and love. Rydell High’s senior class of ducktailed, hot-rodding “T-Birds” and their gum-snapping, hipshaking “Pink Ladies” in bobby sox and pedal pushers, evoke the look and sound of the 1950s in this rollicking musical.

Grease is arguably one of the most successful and popular musicals of all time and now locals have the chance to relive this popular musical professionally presented in the state-of-the-art theatre at The J. See Grease -The Musical presented by Good Shepherd Lutheran College secondary students at The J, Noosa Heads with performances at 7pm on Friday 27 and Saturday 28 May and a 1pm matinee session on Saturday 28 May.

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Featuring spectacular high energy dance numbers and professionally presented staging and costumes, be immersed in the musical story of Sandy and Danny and Rydell High’s senior class of 1959. The audience will enjoy reliving popular musical classics including “Summer Nights” as the rest of the gang sings and dances its way through such songs as “Greased Lightnin’”, “It’s Raining On Prom Night”, “Alone At The Drive-In Movie” recalling the music of Buddy Holly, Little Richard and Elvis Presley that became the soundtrack of a generation.

Tickets are on sale with prices at $20 for adults and $15 for students/concessions and they can be booked online with The J at www.thej.com.au For more information visit our website www.gslc.qld.edu.au or phone Good Shepherd Lutheran College on 5455 8600.

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Wake up! The world is changing whether you like it or not...

Don’t sit around and ponder in your past while your life is slipping away!

Have you ever wondered what your purpose is or why you’re here?...

We’re here to LOVE thyself and others and mother earth.

We create our thought patterns and they either come from fear and negativity or they come from LOVE and positive thinking.

There are ‘steps’ a person will need to learn and the first step is to surrender and let go.

The world is full of beauty when the heart is full of love... not blame.

This very powerful weekend will change your life and you will walk away feeling at peace with who you are! Your faith will be renewed and you will learn to love again.

TOPICS are life, love, faith, letting go, trust, peace and happiness.

Learn to enhance and empower your life.

Your life is a divine gift... honour this gift by allowing yourself time-out in nature to totally switch off and learn these self-healing techniques and steps.

WEEKEND includes... ♥ Teachings ♥ Learn the techniques to lift your ‘vibration’ in Lynn’s outdoors workshop among the bush and beautiful creek surroundings of Harry’s Creek, Amamoor in the Mary Valley. ♥ Singing (Amazing Grace) etc ♥ Creative dance ♥ Creative drawing and artwork ♥ Stretch and balance ♥ Mother earth meditation ♥ Yummy vegetarian cuisine - lunch is provided both days. ♥ Bushwalking ... explore the beautiful rock pools ... rest among bamboo ... cleanse your feet in the running creek.

by Lynn Jannides Spiritual Teacher & Healer Genuine Lightworker Whitelight surgery Medical Intuitive & Healer Children’s health & wellbeing Lynn Jannides is a fun-loving, outgoing person who will guide and inspire you through an amazing and empowering weekend!

Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th June 8 am - 4 pm

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Delicious vegetarian lunch provided.

A WORKSHOP FOR HEALERS AND THOSE BEING CALLED TO ‘HEAL’ First weekend in July For details call Lynn 5484 3520

Please bring a plate to share for morning tea.

CAMPING OPTION AVAILABLE ON REQUEST Otherwise there are two beautiful local B&Bs.

For bookings ph Angela 5488 4315 (Info pack available) and for CHILDREN’S HEALINGS call Lynn 5484 3520 email the.healinghands@hotmail.com | www.ntpages.com.au/thehealinghands

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Belli Hall news

elli Hall is again hosting Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea on Thursday 26 May 2011 starting 9.30am. This year’s Cancer Council fundraiser looks better than ever with entertainment, competitions, bring and buy stall, Tupperware display and raffles galore.

Fabulous prizes include a beautiful handmade quilt donated by Joyce Woods, a family BBQ, Mary Valley Rattler family pass and much, much more. Come and enjoy a great morning out while supporting a worthy cause. Our location is 1170 Kenilworth Rd, Belli Park. For information contact Margaret on 5447 0175 or visit our website www.bellihall.com

$8 million per year to replace aging timber bridges and in some cases failing concrete bridge infrastructure,” he said.

“The Cambroon bridge is one of 80 timber bridges that council will replace over the next few decades with concrete bridges that require very little maintenance and have a 100+ year design lifespan.”

Further details on the “Cambroon Bridge” closure can be obtained by phoning council’s Customer Service Centre on 5475 7272.

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etter traffic flow and better protection from flooding.

That’s what commuters can look forward to when Sunshine Coast Council replaces the current “Cambroon Bridge” on Mary River Bridge Road, Cambroon.

Division 5 Councillor Jenny McKay said the current timber bridge had reached the end of its serviceable life.

“The current single lane timber bridge is in poor structural condition and is load limited to 2.5 tonnes,” she said.

“The new bridge will be two lanes in width and it will also be built higher for improved flood immunity. In order to construct the new reinforced concrete bridge, council will need to close Mary River Bridge Road at the bridge site from 3 May approximately six months.”

Cr McKay said commuters could detour via Eastern Mary River Road and Maleny - Kenilworth Road during this construction period.

“I acknowledge that some residents will be inconvenienced while works are in progress, however the finished product will be a very positive one for the local community,” she said.

“Construction of this bridge has also been timed to avoid the summer flood season and the breeding and nesting season of the Mary River Turtle which is endemic to the Mary River and is listed as endangered under state and federal legislation. This turtle species is also recognised as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Nature Resources.”

Asset Management and Works Portfolio Councillor Ted Hungerford said the “Cambroon Bridge” project was part of council’s 10-year bridge replacement program that maintained a watch on around 400 bridges across the region, including 180 road bridges.

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s the weather cools down the Crystal Waters monthly ‘Live on the Deck’ series will warm you up with Sunday afternoon sessions. From 1pm on the 29 May, Crystal Waters is proud to present sDva (pronounced D-vah) which is simply the Macedonian word for “two” which expresses the great love of playing together as a duo shared by its two members: Linsey Pollack and Tunji Beier. Linsey and Tunji have been performing together since 1996, creating improvisations and compositions that draw on the traditions of Macedonia and South India.

Linsey’s collection of wind instruments is unique with 30 years experience in making and experimenting with wind instruments. He has come up with new single reed designs, such as the various Clarinis (narrow bored clarinets) made from bamboo, wood, aluminium and glass as well as various hybrid bagpipes based on the Gaida (Macedonian bagpipe) and also the conical bore Saxillo. These wind instruments are combined with Tunji’s Mridangam (South Indian Carnatic drum,) Kanjira (South Indian tambourine with a lizard skin), Jaw Harps and other percussion instruments that Tunji has mastered while living in India, Nigeria and Europe. sDva will be supported by local Gypsy outfit Diddakoi, who were a hit at last years Festuri Festival. Doors open 12.30pm, $18/$15 concession, Wine Bar, coffee and snacks available. Crystal Waters located off Kilcoy Lane Conondale. For more information contact Tom 5494 4590 or see www.crystalwaters.org.au

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OUR COMMUNITY DAGUN STATION GROWERS MARKET EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON FROM 2PM

Place layer of eggplant in baking tray. Then napoli sauce, mozzarella and parmesan, until pan is full, ending with parmesan.

ome and join your friends at the opening of the Dagun Station Growers Market on May 28 at 2pm.

Bake at 180deg for 40-45 minutes until heated through and cheese is melted.

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Fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables from the Mary Valley will be available every Saturday from 2-5pm along with preserves, teas, olive oil, bush tucker, native tubestock, herbs and food plants.

Dagun Growers Market operates under a ‘CareFarmed’ registered trademark. This means the produce is grown in healthy soil with care taken to ensure no toxic chemicals or sprays are used. Care is taken to minimise handling, storage and transport to maximise freshness and nutritional value. Care is taken to continually improve and maintain the state of the soil and the local environment.

Graeme from Witjuti Grub Bushfood Nursery will be also there to answer your questions on his incredibly diverse range of native plants. It is estimated there were upwards of 5000 different bushfood plant species across Australia utilised and harvested seasonally by Aboriginal people.

For centuries ‘bushfood’ plants have been an integral part of our indigenous people’s staple diet and lifestyle.

Take home a native food plant that suits your area and reap the rewards.

Do you like to grow your own vegies and wish to make some extra money with all that excess? Perhaps you are a dedicated small crop grower? Arrange for your produce to be sold at the market under our co-operative system or run your own stall. All produce will be labeled CareFarmed, organic or conventional to offer the consumer choice.

For more information please call Elaine Bradley on 5484 3749 or Lesa Bell on 5488 6595.

There are rampant chokoes, pumpkins and eggplant coming from the garden at the moment. Try this eggplant recipe for something different.

Eggplant Parmigiana 3-4 eggs,1 and 1/4 cups grated parmesan, 2 cups bread crumbs, oil for frying, 2 large eggplants peeled and sliced ½ inch thick, prepared Napoli sauce, sliced mozzarella.

In a bowl beat eggs with ¼ cup grated cheese.

Heat ½ inch of oil in a skillet. One at a time dip eggplant slices in egg mixture to coat, then crumbs. When oil is hot but not smoking, fry eggplant working in batches until lightly browned. Rest on paper towels.

YOGA AT BROOLOO Regular Yoga practice can promote relaxation in the mind/body. You can develop a strong mind/body metabolism.

You can cultivate kindness towards yourself and others. Contact Maureen Lisle on 54845848. Yoga Australia member Ayurvedic Lifestyle Consultant.

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he festival has changed dates from end of July to the weekend of 10 - 11 September 2011. This was due to unforseen circumstances. The new dates will ensure even more involvement and an even more exciting event.

Please update your listings accordingly and continue to support and help to promote this fantastic event and the real food producers on the Sunshine Coast.

The Real Food Festival is a celebration of the wonderful variety of food that Sunshine Coast producers, manufacturers and restaurants have to offer, and a brilliant way to talk, taste and buy from them.

Held over a weekend, the various activities mean that the festival will feed everyone’s inner foodie and is a great way to explore the stunning Sunshine Coast Hinterland.

On Saturday 10 September, roll up your sleeves and get growing, making and cooking at one of the many halfday and full-day activities including farm tours, workshops and cooking classes, or simply relax and take in the fresh Hinterland air.

On Sunday 11 September, join food enthusiasts at the celebration at Maleny Showgrounds. Taste, learn and laugh your way from paddock to plate with over eighty stallholders, cooking demonstrations, seminars, panel discussions and plenty of entertainment for all the family.

Throughout the weekend tantalise your taste buds at local restaurants and cafés, and experience the calibre of the Hinterland chefs showcasing the best of local produce with delicious festival menus.

Come for a day or the whole weekend. There’s a range of accommodation options, or you can drive to the Hinterland from Brisbane within 90 minutes or from Sunshine Coast airport and other local centres within 45 minutes.

For more information visit www.realfoodfestival.com.au

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ine and Cheese a winner Jenny and I visited the Cheese Wine and Food Festival at Kenilworth over Easter, and what a success this event was for Kenilworth. Congratulations to all the people involved, organising committee and all the members of our community who helped make it such a success. I look forward to the next one.

The whole town was abuzz - there is no doubt that the committee has found a good recipe at this time and place on the events calendar.

Kenilworth Museum AGM Thank you on behalf of the community to the Kenilworth and District Historical Association committee, all of whom were re-elected unopposed to their positions.

Congratulations for continuing to keep the doors open at our museum and maintain our local history. I understand this team has been working in their current positions for five years now.

I always enjoy attending the AGM and was glad to chair the election of officer-bearers, and am happy to continue as Patron of this association. Congratulations again to president Lenore Meldrum, vice president Cecil Pearson, secretary Blair Meldrum and treasurer Clem Hassall.

Mapleton Forest horse trails A number of horse riding enthusiasts have contacted me recently concerned about the permanence of the horse riding trails in the Mapleton Forest. I took this issue up with the Minister of Environment, who has advised that the majority of the Mapleton Forest Reserve will be declared national park by the end of this year, but trails will continue to be retained for riders.

She confirmed that the network of trails currently used by horse riders in the reserve will remain as strips of forest reserve to provide for horse riding.

Riding enthusiasts from the Hinterland communities have worked hard over recent years to retain these tracks for riders as the government has reviewed national park useage.

Meet me in Cooroy I will be holding my next Cooroy meeting in the Cooroy RSL boardroom on Thursday 2 June, from 10am. Anyone who would like to meet with me can organise an appointment by contacting my Nambour office on 5441 6933.

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he Mary Valley community, despite the threat of rain, commemorated its 2011 Anzac Day this year in Imbil. Record numbers attended both the dawn and day services, no doubt swelled by the Easter weekend holiday visitors. Mr David Gibson, MP, also attended the dawn service.

The dawn service breakfast was again provided by the Mary Valley Lions Club who worked very hard to cater for the large number who stayed for breakfast. The midday luncheon was well attended with a good attendance of 60 veterans, ex-service personnel, legacy widows and invited guests.

The Mary Valley Lions Club cater for the breakfast every year and the Mary Valley RSL Sub-Branch, on behalf of the community, thanks them for their support.

The march was well supported and our thanks also to the Naval Cadets from training ship “ONSLOW” (Gympie Unit) who provided the catafalque party for the first time at the memorial.

Our thanks also to the splendid effort of the Gympie Caledonian Pipe Band on their third appearance for the day having previously played and marched at Tin Can Bay and Gympie before travelling to Imbil.

Our thanks also to the Blackall Range Car Club, for provision of the old Rolls Royce by one of their members from Conondale for our frail veterans.

We also thank our local schools, Amamoor, Dagun, Imbil and Kandanga, local emergency services and Imbil Police services for their participation and assistance.

The services were well conducted with local councillor Julie Walker presiding and Mrs Kaylene Mitchell reading the poem at the Dawn Service. Unfortunately our Chaplain, Rev. Iain Watt was struck down by illness the previous day and was unable to attend. So we had to do without the chaplain on the day. We also experienced some problems with the sound system on the day.

Our thanks to both the Imbil and Kandanga communities for raising over $350 for Legacy at their afternoon functions on the day.

Last but not least, our thanks to Gympie Regional Council staff for their preparations of Imbil Memorial Park for the day and Arandale Turf for donation of the new turf at the RSL Hall. Our next commemoration will be Remembrance Day at Imbil Memorial Park.

Ian Stubbins Honary Secretary Mary Valley RSL Sub-Branch

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COMMUNITY DIRECTORY 2011 AMAMOOR

Federal Memorial Hall operates fortnightly on Friday nights, and is an opportunity to catch up with locals, have a cheap meal and drinks, in a friendly family oriented space. Kitchen operates from 6 to 8 pm, and the bar is open until later. Pool table, air hockey, and ball games for the children. The hall is available for hire. Enquiries to Zani 5485 1118 or Jenny 5485 1580.

AMAMOOR SCHOOL P&C Meet every 3rd Tuesday of the month, 3.15 pm at school.

Enquiries to 5401 1333.

GHEERULLA HALL HIRE - available for rental - enquiries Blair Meldrum 5472 3090 or go to the website www.gheerulla.qld.au President Val Pearson, Vice-President Esme Williamson, Secretary/ Treasurer Blair Meldrum

Amamoor Country Craft 5488 4148 Friends of Amamoor 5484 3278 JP Cynthia Hayes 5484 3694 Amamoor Hall Bookings 5488 4313 Craft Shop Betty 5484 3640 Markets 1st Saturday Sarah 5484 3311

AMAMOOR CHURCHES • Mary Valley Uniting Church - Amamoor Sunday service 10 am. Rev. Iain Watt 5488 6752 • Mary Valley Wesleyan Methodist Church - Rev. Brian Brown 5484 3687 or 5484 3640 a/h NOOSA & DISTRICT SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Tinbeerwah Hall, Sunrise Rd, Tinbeerwah Service at 3pm each 2nd & 4th Sunday - All welcome - 5442 5072

GHEERULLA

TENNIS Social tennis will be played at Gheerulla tennis courts Tuesdays starting at 9.30 am. Beginners most welcome. Enquiries to 5446 0197.

IMBIL

FAR-AWAY-RIDERS ASSOC INC. - www.faraway.asn.au

BELLI PARK

IMBIL MEDICAL SERVICES • MEDICAL: Monday 1-5 pm RSL Hall; • Channon St Medical Centre Cooroy Doctor’s Surgery (The Imbil Clinic) 6 Imbil Island Road, Mon - Fri 8 am-12 noon - 5488 6868.

Outside these hours: Cooroy 5442 6833 (until 5.30 pm) - 0408 713 395 a/h • Range of Motion PHYSIO - 5478 6600 • Imbil PHARMACY Dispensary Hours: Monday to Friday 2pm to 5pm (Closed Public Holidays) 5488 6699

BROOLOO

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Glenda at Police Station when open • JP Alan Lutton 5484 5182 • Kathy Worth JP 5484 5178

VALLEY BEES Athol Craig on 5482 3637 or email glenbo@live.com.au Veterinary Surgery (24hr) Vet Peter Agnew 5447 0325 BELLI HALL OLD TIME DANCE MEETINGS: 2nd Tuesday after a dance at 7.30pm in the hall. All local residents are welcome to attend. www. bellihall.com Brooloo Hall Group Inc President Vince Carige 5488 6610 Secretary Cheryl O’Dwyer 5484 5168 Treasurer Valerie Mallett 5446 0708 JP Vince Carige 5488 6610

CONONDALE

• CONONDALE PLAYGROUP - Every Friday 9.30 - 11 am at Conondale School. Wendy Sholley 5494 4516.

• SOCCER AT CONONDALE School oval Saturdays from 9 am. Enquiries to 5494 4571.

COORAN

• COORAN STATE SCHOOL: 31 James St, Cooran 4569. Ph 5480 8333.

Opened in July 1890, it is the oldest school in the district. P&C president: Jill Lowth, vice-president Ruth Berlin, Sec Andrew Jacques, treasurer Mimi Morrow, assistant-sec Belinda Simonsen, fundraising co-ordinator Zymar Mulcahy.

• COORAN ART FESTIVAL - 15-16 October 2011 • TALL TREES FESTIVAL - 19 May 2012 details www.talltreesfestival.org

COOROY

• Imbil District Amateur Swimming Club - Ray McNab Pres. 5484 5109 a/h • IMBIL TENNIS CLUB: Juniors – Friday U10’s 4-5pm; O10’s 5-6pm; Ladies’ tennis - Mondays 5-7pm, Men’s tennis - Thursdays 5-7pm, Sunday interclub competitions, BBQ last Friday/month. Professional coaching terms 2 and 3 Saturdays, all age groups. Tiffany McCarthy 5405 9138 or 0448 897721 billandtiff@skymesh.net.au • Mixed Social Tennis Friday 6 pm & Sunday 12 pm - Coaching Saturdays Terms 2 & 3 • IMBIL BOWLING CLUB: 5484 5102 • IMBIL GIRL GUIDES: Wed, Guide Hut, 4-6pm; Jenece Drake 5484 5629 or Amanda Toombs 5488 4086 • IMBIL KARATE CLUB: Steve Gorlick 5488 6862 • IMBIL MARY VALLEY SCOUT: Group Leader Ray McNab 5484 5109 Scouts: Monday 5-7 pm, Cub Scouts: Tuesday 3.30-5.30 pm • IMBIL WALKING CLUB: Shellie Johns 5484 5455.

• Imbil Rural Watch - Rob Priebe – Coordinator 5484 5216 • MARY VALLEY STATE COLLEGE (P-Yr10): 15 Edward St, Imbil 4570.

Principal Neil Mahoney 5488 5333 • P&C - ring School.

• MV Child Care: 35 William St, Imbil 5484 5560. (Long Day Care) • Imbil Seniors Group 0421 362 117 • RSL Mary Valley Sub Branch - meets every 3rd Sunday of the month at 10 am.

• RSL Hall bookings - Ian Stubbins 5484 5365

Cooroy Churches Hinterland Christian Centre 113 Marara Street Sundays 9 am ‘Celebration Service’ Sundays 6 pm ‘Sunday Night Live’ Pastors Brian and Pearl Clothier 5447 7298?

IMBIL PUBLIC LIBRARY 5484 5488 - Tues & Thurs 9.30 am – 12.30 pm, Wed & Fri 2-5 pm

PLAYGROUP held every Wednesday at 9-11am in the Activity Hall at Cooroy State School. For details call 5472 2100.

MARY VALLEY SHOW SOCIETY (on 20 August 2011) Sue McMah (President) 5484 5165 - Lee Evans (Secretary) 5481 1709 - Lyndall Ensbey (Treasurer) 5484 3267 - Val Sykes (Hall Bookings) 5484 5298

DAGUN

JP (Qual) Elaine Bradley 5484 3749 Dagun State School 5484 3232 Dagun Community Group 5484 3576 / 5484 3197 DAGUN Growers Markets grand opening 29 May 2011 and every Saturday from 2-5pm. Contact Lesa Bell - for newsletters / updates email - slowfoodsch.maryvalley@gmail.com

EUMUNDI SPIRITUAL CENTRE Eumundi CWA Hall 2nd & 4th Sunday. Healing 10 am. Service 10.15 am.

Guest speaker. Rev. Laine Harry 5449 0937.

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• Imbil Public Hall Bookings - Val Sykes 5484 5298 • Mainly Music (up to school age) - Meets every Tues 9.30 am at Imbil Church Hall - Belinda 5488 6480

MARY VALLEY ARTS FESTIVAL - 4 to 10 July 2011 - mvartfest@gmail.com or ring Jan Watt 0437 733 383.

MARY VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INC. Col Huddy, president 5484 5196. Meet every third Tuesday at Imbil RSL, 7pm MARY VALLEY INC. President Graham Miller, secretary Kaili Parker-Price (5484 5338, 0447 053 244) - more info www.themaryvalley.com.au IMBIL SWIMMING CLUB: Thurs. 6pm, Imbil pool, Ray McNab 5484 5109 THE SAFE & CONFIDENT LIVING PROGRAM Imbil Uniting Church Hall, Elizabeth St 9.30–11.30 am. Enquiries to 5443 7281 or Upper Mary Valley Care 5446 0820.

IMBIL JUNIOR BOWLS Imbil Bowls Club Sunday 10am - 12noon.

IMBIL INDOOR BOWLS Imbil Hall Fri. Imbil hall, 12.30pm, Val Sykes 5484 5298.

IMBIL SOCIAL TENNIS Imbil town courts. Tuesday and Thursday 4.30 – 5.30

pm, Wednesday and Friday 6 pm. Enquiries to Tiffany 5484 5073.

IMBIL RED CROSS OP SHOP Wednesday, Friday & Sunday 8.30am – 1.30pm.

IMBIL CHURCHES • Mary Valley Uniting Church - Imbil Sunday Service 8.30am, Sunday School 8.30am - Rev Iain Watt 5488 6752 • Imbil Gospel Hall – W & S Walsh 5449 0728 or C R Smith 5482 5471 • Lutheran Church – A Fricke 5482 1435 • Anglican Church – Richard Martin 5482 2629 MV CLASSICAL YOGA: Maureen Lisle 5484 5848 FAR A WAY RIDERS ASS: Bob Sample 5447 0076 MV PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: Brett Watson 5484 5455 MARY VALLEY PONY CLUB: Loris Hinds 5484 5458 after 6pm MARY VALLEY RANGERS SOCCER CLUB: Peter Deschamps 5484 3384 MARY VALLEY RSL YOUTH GROUP: Michelle Coyle 5485 5452 PLAYGROUP ASS OF Qld Imbil: THURSDAY, Girl Guide Hut, 9-11.30am, Renita Gordon 5484 5573 SPORTS NUTRITION & WALKING GROUP: Shellie Johns 5484 5455 TAI CHI GROUP: Monday-Friday 6.30am-7.30am @ Imbil RSL Hall, Jenece Drake 5484 5629 - cjdrake@skymesh.net.au or Lynne Hogg 5484 5006 SPORTING SHOOTERS ASS AUSTRALIA (IMBIL BRANCH) INC: 0423 499334 YOGA: Lynne Hogg 5484 5006

KANDANGA

Justices of the Peace: Adrienne Dan (CD) 5484 3382 Bronwyn Kerr Qual J.P., Kandanga Post Office 5484 3203

programme & entry form visit: www.kenilworthcelebrates.org.au KENILWORTH CELEBRATES! ART WORKSHOPS 2011 (Mon. 26 Sept. to Fri 30 Sept.) - enquiries to Rod Bloomer 5472 3088 KENILWORTH QUILT & CRAFT CIRCLE every 2nd & 4th Wednesday 10 am at the Kenilworth Historical Museum. Enquiries to Jan 5446 0167 or Paula 5446 0229. Quilt Show Queen’s Birthday Weekend June 11 and 12.

MAHJONG at the KAC Shack every Thursday at 3 pm.

KENILWORTH BRANCH QCWA meets at the CWA Hall 1st Sunday at 3 pm, all welcome. Pat Hampstead 5446 9174 (treasurer), Elvira White (president) and Carol Miller (vice-president) KENILWORTH EARLY BIRDS PLAYGROUP Thursdays 9.00am to 10.30am at Kenilworth State Community College. Enquiries to Kenilworth State Community College on 5440 0555 KENILWORTH R.S.L. REFORMATION meetings are held every second Monday of the month 7pm at the R.S.L. room at the Kenilworth Hall, adjacent to the ANZAC Memorial. All are welcome! Reformed committee 2010 - Jim McKillop (president), Chass Morris (secretary), Noela McKillop (treasurer) and Dale Ainsworth (public relations officer - 5472 3032).

KENILWORTH MEDICAL SERVICES • Kenilworth MEDICAL Centre - 5446 0343 Surgery hours Mon – Fri 9-3, After surgery hours 5445 7177 • Range of Motion PHYSIOTHERAPY - 5478 6600 • Barbara Dilworth Physiotherapy 5446 0654 • Kenilworth PHARMACY 5446 0356 - Mon – Friday 9 am - 1.30 pm • Kenilworth VET Surgery (24hr) 5472 3085 - Vets: Marcus Anstey, Susan Anstey & Julie Kemp

• Kandanga Bowls Club 5484 3253 • Kandanga Public Hall Bookings 5484 3454 or 5484 3493 a/h • Kandanga Tennis Club - Donald Grieves Secretary 5488 4329 • Wednesday Night Fixtures 6pm $5.00 tennis fee.

BBQ and meat supplied for extra $2.00. Contact Julie 5484 3195.

• Thursday afternoons Social Tennis, commencing 1.00pm.

Contact Donald 5488 4329.

• Kenilworth RECYCLE TRANSFER Station Cambroon Lane, off KenilworthImbil Road.

Hours: Mon & Fri 7 am – 12 pm, Sat & Sun 7-5

FRIENDS OF KANDANGA Friends of Kandanga meet every third Wednesday of the month, Kandanga Information Centre 2pm.

KENILWORTH CHURCHES • Friday 6.30 pm Girls Brigade in the SES Hall. Joclyn 5476 4195.

KANDANGA INFORMATION CENTRE Located next to the PO in Main St. PO Box 16 Kandanga 4570 • Ph 5488 4605 • Fax 5488 4608 • infocentre@friendsofkandanga.com.au Open 7 days 10 am-4 pm, closed public holidays. Displaying community history, art gallery, book exchange library, internet cafe. Classes weekly – Leadlight, Woodwork, all reasonable rates. The Centre also caters for bus visits. Quotes obtainable from Friends of Kandanga 5488 4605.

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KARI GALLERY 10a Elizabeth Street, Kenilworth KENILWORTH & DISTRICT HISTORICAL MUSEUM - www.kenilworthmuseum. org.au Sun. 10 am–2 pm - Adults $3, Children $1, Families $7.

Groups by appointment: contact Lenore Meldrum 5472 3090 Mary Valley Voice - fortnightly community newspaper & website (2660 copies). All editorials to maryvalleyvoice@aanet.com.au - Mail to PO Box 158, Kenilworth 4574 - www.maryvalleyvoice.com (Veronika Spicer president, Shirley Moreland secretary and Carol Gilmour treasurer).

Kenilworth town website - www.kenilworthguide.org.au Kenilworth State Community College 5440 0555 - www.kenilworthscc. eq.edu.au Kenilworth POST OFFICE 5446 0247 RACQ Kenilworth Garage 5446 0214 KENILWORTH FIRST RESPONSE – meeting at SES shed every second Monday at 7pm. Enquiries to President Wayne Lashmar 5446 0723 or Secretary Nina Cox 5472 3156.

KENILWORTH FIRE BRIGADE training Tuesday at Kenilworth Fire Station 6.30 – 8.30 pm.

KENILWORTH & DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Meets in the KAC Shack 6 Elizabeth Street at 6 pm on the 2nd Wednesday of the month.

JUST WALK IT KENILWORTH Enquiries to Brenda 5446 0778 JUST WALK IT WALLI CREEK (Gumnut Park) Enquiries to Cheryl 5446 0350 KENILWORTH LIBRARY - Elizabeth Street Kenilworth • Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs 2 – 5, Friday 10 – 3 Saturday 9 – 12. Enquiries to 5446 0101.

MARY VALLEY CLASSIC CAR SHOW Australia Day - http://www. kenilworthhotel.com.au/events KENILWORTH WINE, CHEESE AND FOOD FEST Easter Saturday 23 April 2011 - http://www.kenilworthfoodfest.org.au/ KENILWORTH ARTS COUNCIL - Committee meetings KAC Shack, 6 Elizabeth St, 2nd Monday at 6pm. PO Box 123 Kenilworth 4574. Secretary 5446 0500 or office 5472 3223 - kac@kenilwortharts.org.au - www. kenilwortharts.org.au MARY VALLEY SCARECROW FEST - http://www.scarecrows.org.au/ KENILWORTH CELEBRATES! FESTIVAL 2011 Sat. 24 Sept. to Sun. 2 Oct.-

Justices of the Peace Bob Dunstan (Qual) 5446 0703 • Joyce Lashmar (Qual) 5446 0723 Brenda Parker (CD) 5446 0213 • Lolie Murtagh (CD) 5446 0222 Olive Hassall (CD) 5446 0131

• Seventh Day Adventist Church 5446 0299 • Anglican Church – Kenilworth 1st, 2nd, 4th Sunday, 9am – Gheerulla: 3rd Sunday 9am.

• Uniting Church - St John Bosco Kenilworth 4th Saturday, 5.00 pm.

• Catholic Church Kenilworth - Service at St John Bosco’s, Kenilworth every Sunday at 9 am. - 5th Sunday of the month ecumenical service 10.30 am.

• MEDITATION every Thursday 9.30 am St John Bosco Church.

Enquiries to Glen & Sue Wolter 5446 0158.

KENILWORTH COMMUNITY GROUPS • Kenilworth’s Charity CHOOK CHASE 23 & 24 July 2011 - all motorcross nominations to Olive Hassell - olive.hassall@bigpond.com.au • Kenilworth Show & Rodeo, Lolie Murtagh 5446 0222 - third Saturday in September - www.kenilworthhall.org.au/Rodeo.htm • Kenilworth Hall Committee - Olive Hassall 5446 0131 or Bill Morris 5446 0338 - Hall, meeting room and full kitchen facilities all available for hire. Also camping - powered sites on showgrounds $12 per night (hot showers). Details www.kenilworthhall.org.au (PO Box 47, Kenilworth 4574) • Artists of Kenilworth, Veronika Spicer 5446 0427 • Kenilworth Quilt & Craft Circle - Olive Hassall 5446 0131 and Paula Gillis 5446 0229 • QCWA Kenilworth Branch - Pat Hampstead 5446 9174 • Kenilworth Community Markets - 1st & 3rd Sat of month 8am-1pm • Kenilworth First Response Group - Nina Cox 5472 3156 • Upper Mary Valley Care 5446 0820 • Delivered Meal Service 5446 0820 • Nambour & District Care Inc. 5441 4441 • Kenilworth Information Centre 5446 0122 & Community Craft Shop 5472 3987 • Friends of Kenilworth Library - Yvonne James 5472 3089 • 1st Kenilworth Girls Brigade - Daphne Morris 5446 0338 • Kenilworth P&C - Jeremy Atkins 5446 9195 • Kenilworth and District Chamber of Commerce & Citizens: Michael Pfeiffer 5446 0247 • Kenilworth & District Historical Assoc. - Lenore Meldrum 5472 3090 • Kenilworth Swimming Pool, Swim school: squad training from 4pm on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Enquiries call pool on 5446 0326.

• Kenilworth Bowls Club - Mens: Russ Ferriday 5446 028 • Ladies: Veronica Ferriday 5446 0281 • Kenilworth Indoor Bowls Club - Beryl 5446 0310 • Kenilworth Cricket Club - Jnr. Rob Blinco 5446 0064, Snr. Jason Woods 0419 764 504 • Gheerulla Tennis Club - Jessie Wood 5446 0197

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• Melba Woods (court bookings) 5446 0242 • Kenilworth Masonic Lodge - Trevor Wilcox 5477 1546 • Wildlife Volunteers 5441 6200 (24hr)

The Lighthouse is a group who meet every 1st, 3rd & 5th Sunday at the Ridgewood Hall – everyone welcome. Enquiries to 5447 9179.

POMONA

EMERGENCY SERVICES

Mt Cooroora Farmers Markets, every first and third Saturday at the Pomona Showgrounds.

Info Tina 0427 092 433.

POMONA HALL • Pomona Hall Hire & Enquiries - Heather Manders 5485 2427 • 0411 114 077 • Indoor Bowls (Wed) - Contact Peter Young on 5485 1472 • Harmony Dance (Tues) - Contact Pat and Norm Young on 5485 2007 • ASKA Karate (Mon & Thurs) - Contact Kim Vines on 5485 0725 • Learn To Dance (Wed) - Contact Christine on 0429 829 328 • Alcoholics Anonymous (Sun) • Christian Outreach Centre (Sun) - Contact Joy Starr-Cross 5485 1583 • Yoga (Tues) - Contact Pam Whitehead on 5485 2947 • Playgroup (Mon) - Contact Trudy Martin on 5442 5826 • Table Tennis (Frid) Contact 5485 2427

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KENILWORTH 5446 0220 IMBIL 5484 5222 COOROY 5447 6211 POMONA 5485 2586 POISONS INFO CENTRE 131126 SES KENILWORTH Local HQ 5446 0490 Group Leader Brenda Parker 5446 0213 Duty Officer 5444 5202 SES Flood Storm Emergency 132 500 IMBIL Local HQ 5484 5322 Leader – Athol Hales 5484 5582 CRISIS HELP LIFELINE 13 11 14 CAN-SURVIVE HOPELINE 1300 364 673

RURAL FIRE SERVICE

POMONA CHURCHES Christian Outreach Centre, Joy Starr 5485 1583

AMAMOOR Bill Edwards 5484 3754

POMONA COMMUNITY HOUSE 1 Memorial Avenue, Pomona - Enquiries to 5485 2427 Regular services: Self paced computer lessons; Tax help; Free legal advice; Language classes; Child health; Broadband internet café;

BELLI PARK & NORTH BELLI PARK First Officer & Warden, Nigel Higgs 5447 0166

Photocopying, Laminating, Binding; Library; Creative writing; Craft activities; Games – Cards, Scrabble, Chess & Mahjong.

RIDGEWOOD

RIDGEWOOD HALL GATHERING last Friday of each month at sundown BYO BBQ bits & drink.

RIDGEWOOD CHURCHES

SOUTH BELLI PARK Howard Waugh 5447 0184 BLACK MOUNTAIN First Officer Marc Desmarchelier 5447 0224 Warden Eddie Rykenberg?0417 635 719 BLUE-BELL First Officer Craig Zonruiter 5484 3012 Warden Bruce Bull 5484 3555 BROOLOO/MARY RIVER First Officer Chris Stark 5446 0136 Warden Brad Dilger 5484 5364

LASERS IN THE MARY VALLEY

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n the 80’s and the 90’s, Serge Douw and Bruno Kempter worked in the LASER light show and music industry in Europe, rivaling each other for the multi-million dollar show markets.

Amazingly, after becoming neighbours by chance here in the Mary Valley, these old LASER Lords have decided to lay down their weapons and join forces so that they can offer their 60 years of collective entertainment experience to the local area.

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repair themselves by dumping all internet traces & system changes at ‘shutdown’... staying clean, fast and reliable always.

Upgrades, new, refurbished, trade-ins, rentals avail.

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General repairs also available

DAGUN B. Mills 5484 3596 IMBIL FORESTRY Forest Ranger 5484 3900 KANDANGA First Officer & Warden Rodney Worth 5484 3493 (a/h) 5484 5178 (wk) Wardens Ian Morgan 5484 3655 Harvey Hasthorpe 5484 3379 Kevin English 5484 3191 MELAWONDI Rod Nolan 5484 5634 Meetings 1st Tuesday each month KENILWORTH Trains on Thursdays 6.30 to 8.30 pm Wardens Steve Saunders 5472 3164 KENILWORTH NORTH Michael Pfeiffer 5446 0247 (a/h 5446 0284) Whelan Rd C. Doyle 5484 5325 Walker Rd & Moy Pocket Rd Chris Stark 5446 0136 OBI OBI 1s. Officer: Grahame Beljon 5446 9252 2nd. Officer: Dennis Woodford 5446 9154 3rd. Officer: Steve Walker 5446 9208 Fire Warden: John Cutmore TBA Deputy Warden: Grahame Beljon 5446 9252 RIDGEWOOD First Officer John Sparrow 5447 9130 Warden Victor Hill (permits) 5447 9288 YABBA CREEK Chairman Marcel DeLeon 5484 5021 Secretary John Taylor 5488 6119 Please let us know of any alterations needed on this list. We would appreciate it if you could email clear, concise updates to maryvalleyvoice@aanet.com.au - Thank you.

After producing a spectacular LASER show from the roof of their LASER bus at the Mary River Festival in Kandanga 2010, Serge and Bruno decided to power all future events purely with solar energy. Klaus Langner of the Latronics solar company in Caloundra stepped up to support their ventures which led to Bill Hauritz from the Woodford Folk Festival commissioning them to project a breathtaking ¼ km sized LASER grid in the sky over the Woodford Folk Festival grounds in 2010-2011.

The LASERs ran flawlessly for four hours over 10 nights through gusty storms, heavy rain and fog, producing a constantly changing effect, orchestrated by the weather.

Many of the visitors at the festival commented on how peaceful, spacey and futuristic the ambiance was.

To make the LASER events more accessible to towns with small budgets, Serge and Bruno are inviting further businesses to step up as sponsors. The duo are aiming to generate over one million visits per year to their website so sponsors will have a huge amount of exposure.

So if you are planning an event which normally uses fireworks or you are a sponsor who would like to get good exposure, give the guys a call now on 07 5484 5963 or visit www.SolarLaserProductions.com

REAL ESTATE AGENTS

19 Elizabeth St, Kenilworth | Ph 07 5446 0222 BRET 0425 248 994 or TONIA 0407 135 797 Check out our new website! www.boxsells.com.au

Very private property with excellent access and outstanding panoramic views over 90 acres – Terrific fertile block with a well appointed four bedroom fully renovated home.

Large 4-bay shed with good timber cattle yards.

Good water with several dams and a bore.

Price - $765,000

Tonia Murtagh

Bret Lashmar

BOXSELLS IMBIL – STUNNING VIEWS OVER THE MARY RIVER VALLEY

Belli Park – THREE BRM TWO STOREY HOME

Situated in Belli Park, off the main road... this very appealing property boasts the following...

Three bedroom, two storey brick and timber home.

Large machinery shed plus 4 car garage.

Self contained guest accommodation, separate to the main home.

A quality property with absolute privacy, 15 minutes to the Bruce Highway at Eumundi and excellent water supply.

Price - $990,000

CAMBROON – HORSE LOVERS ‘SADDLE UP’... 4.8 ACRES OF FLAT QUALITY PASTURES

Full frontage to Booloumba Creek. 7 klms from Kenilworth in a pristine rainforest, close to Charlie Moreland Park (Kenilworth State Forest). Large three bedroom lowest brick home with a large family bathroom and two toilets. Separate attached two bedroom, bathroom, laundry and patio can be closed off from the main house.

A truly unique property that has many business opportunities for Equine Tourism, Kayaking, Camping, Bed & Breakfast or Farmstay. Price - $649,000

BROOLOO – 5.2 ACRES WATER IN ABUNDANCE THREE BEDROOM HOME

Auctioneers • Livestock Agents • Livestock Transport

Livestock 0428 136 893 Terry & Lolie Murtagh • Stock Transport 0428 711 102 Clinton Murtagh

May 18, 2011 | Eumundi: Calf sales every Monday • Cattle sales every 2nd Tuesday

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Flat acreage with semi permanent creek with a great well.

The three bedroom, open plan kitchen, dining and lounge home is constructed with steel frames and polished timber floors. The gardens are fantastic with shady trees and a great verandah that allows you to relax and look over the property. There’s also is a rustic little cabin which has a verandah over the creek.

Situated between Kenilworth and Imbil in a quiet area not far from the State Forest.

Price Reduction - $335,000

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Carol Gilmour

0417 603 451

Kenilworth Realty

7 Elizabeth St, Kenilworth 5446 0164 Fax 5446 0742 Email kenilworthrealty@bigpond.com or visit www.kenilworthrealty.com.au

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RENTALS AVAILABLE FROM $200 p/wk

Large acreage with dual living Kenilworth ☼ $790,000

• Large Colonial-style four bedroom home • Verandahs on two sides • Country-style kitchen with separate dining and lounge room • Self-contained two bedroom cottage • Large play area for children • Tropical inground pool with entertainment area • 98 acres of undulating to hilly country... partially fenced • Cattle yards with crush • Located down a quiet no-through road • Seasonal creek meanders through a small plantation of eucalypts and rainforest trees

Please call our office to discuss.

Move straight into this family home Kenilworth ☼ $330,000

• Solid Chamferboard home with all the extras you need: • Three bedrooms.

Lounge room with wood heater & air conditioning • Large modern eat-in kitchen • Timber floors • Double garage, carport and storage area under the house • Above ground pool and BBQ area • Fully fenced rear yard with access back street

RENTALS AVAILABLE KENILWORTH & IMBIL

• Imbil: $200 pw. Neat and tidy TWO bedroom cottage with fenced rear yard.

• Kenilworth: $220 pw. THREE bedroom unit (duplex), large living area, fenced rear yard with covered patio.

• Kenilworth: $250 pw. Lowset THREE bedroom brick home on 1 acre of land • Kenilworth: $265 pw. Large Queenslander with polished floors, wood heater and THREE bedrooms.

• Kenilworth: $355 pw. Modern brick home with two bathrooms, large open plan living areas, single lock up garage, 2 acres.

• Kenilworth: $355 pw.

Renovated older style home on ½ acrea, THREE bedrooms plus office.

Ideal Hobby Farm – Cambroon ☼ $479,000

Large manageable acreage with creek frontage – Brooloo ☼ $575,000

Sunstrip Printers 07 5441 1611

• 72 acres with front boundary on Coonoongibber Creek • Alluvial creek flats with a small section of undulating and timbered land on rear boundary • As new 13m x 9m Colorbond shed with large fenced house yard • Ideal property for stock – easy to maintain and get around

• Lowset four bedroom brick home with two living areas • Wood heater and air conditioning • 5.5 acres of flat useable land with large dam • 4-Bay Colorbond shed, chook pen and large garden shed • School bus goes by the front gate to local primary school • Make the move to the country and become self sufficient

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