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A race for everyone at King of the Mountain EVERY July, thousands descend on the Sunshine Coast hinterland town of Pomona for the annual King of the Mountain Festival. This unique festival has proven year after year to be a sure hit with all ages and is a great free family fun day. Home to Australia’s most grueling and historic mountain race, the Bendigo Bank International Mountain Challenge attracts competitors from around the world to take on the 4.5km race up Mount Cooroora and back. The race is limited to 100 competitors that undertake the race for honour, glory and personal challenge. It also attracts thousands of spectators to cheer the competitors on at the start and finish line and also to watch live race footage from the mountain top on the big screen in Stan Topper Park. This year, the 35th event will be held on Sunday 28th July and it is set to be a sure hit again with action, fun and entertainment all day. There is a race for all ages and abilities with the 2.4km Zinc 96.1 Mountain Dash ideal for anyone interested in a cross country run or as an introduction for those considering taking on the Mountain Challenge in future years; the more sedate 3km Nestle Family Fun Run for families and all ages; and Queensland’s largest relay event, the Canesaid Construction Primary School Relays. If racing isn’t your thing then there is the famous Cooroy Rag World Thong Throwing Competition, which once won a Guinness World Record and the Raine & Horne Tug of War for the relay competitors. As if the racing and competitions weren’t enough the festival offers so much with heritage markets, amusement rides, children’s activities and live music including Uncle Bob’s Jug Band plus a host of entertainment throughout the day. The entire town of Pomona puts on a good show with several other activities in town on the day like the Poet’s Breakfast at the Majestic Theatre, the Pomona Palette Exhibition at the Old Railway Station Gallery and the Antiques and Collectibles Fair at Memorial Hall. The festival kicks off at 7am and ends at 5pm and is run by the Cooroy Pomona Lions Inc as a free not-for profit event, thanks to the generosity of its funding partners: Cooroy Community Branch of Bendigo Bank, Canesaid Constructions Pty Ltd, Nestle, Zinc 96.1, Cooroy Rag, IGA Pomona, Raine & Horne, True Value Hardware, Tourism Noosa and Sunshine Coast Council. For more information visit the website www.kingofthemountain.com.au or the Facebook page www.facebook.com/PomonaKingOfTheMountain Race record holder Neil Labinsky will be competing once again in a bid to emulate the Queensland State of Origin team and take out the Mountain King title for the 8th consecutive time
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SUNSHINE Coast Council in partnership with the Friends of Mill Place invites book worms to head to the annual fundraiser book sale at Cooroy Library from 5 to 11 August 2013. There are heaps of bargains across a range of titles and genres including popular authors, bestsellers, magazines and classic books. Whether it is mystery, romance or thrillers there is sure to be a book to suit everyone’s interests. Young people don’t miss out as there will be a range of junior titles to choose from as well. Make sure you bring a bag and stock up on your winter reading while helping the Friends of Mill Place raise funds to support ongoing and new programs within the Library, Butter Factory Arts Centre and Lower Mill site.
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FOR those who would like to enter the ‘Where’s the Rolled Up Rag’ Competition, here’s what it’s about: In each edition of the Cooroy Rag we are placing the photo of the Rolled up Rag (smaller version) in one of the advertisements for you to try and find. All you have to do is email us at editorial@cooroyrag. com.au or post your entry to: ‘Where’s the rolled up rag competition’, PO Box 898, Cooroy, 4563, and let us know which ad
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Back row: Harry MacDonald, Mitchell Henderson, Matthew Craigie Middle row: Alise Heinzel, Penny Fisher, Front row: Finn Kotiau TOMORROW night, one talented young writer from Noosa District State High School will be honoured at the launch of Reality Bites Festival. Of the six stories shortlisted, one will pick up the Mark Tredinnick True Story award. The shortlist is: Matthew Craigie, Alise Heinzel, Mitchell Henderson, Penny Fisher, Finn Kotiau, Harry McDonald and Mitchell Henderson. Each will receive a copy of Mark Tredinnick’s Little Red Writing Book, courtesy of New South Books, and the winner will also receive a place in the ‘Writing Great Prose’ workshop with awardwinning Sydney author and columnist Mark Dapin. Then, having had the opportunity to apply what is learned in the workshop, the young writer will learn what it is to work to a deadline as the edited winning story is to be published in the Noosa News and must be de-
livered by Friday afternoon. Last year ’s winner, Jayde McGrath wowed festival patrons and VIPs with her story “Living with the Boy who Lived”. As visiting author Jane GleesonWhite wrote in her wrap up of Reality Bites 2012, “Her poise and elo-
quence coupled with the power and wisdom of her words left us dumbfounded. Over drinks afterwards all we could speak of was this amazing 16-year-old girl who had silenced us with her words and moved most of us to tears.” That is the kind of writing judges will be look-
ing for again this year. The Festival’s Education Officer and NDSHS English HOD, Louise Francis, made the topic of this year’s award Local Life - a task for assessment, so there were plenty of great entries to select from. “This is the best and most important community partnership that I have been involved in my 20 years of teaching, said Louise.”It has created a buzz around the school that exciting things are happening in our town and the award puts our young student writers in the community spotlight. The compliments and the congratulations students have received from strangers builds a positive relationship between teens and their community, challenging the negative stereotyping they sometimes experience.” The winning true story will be awarded by the inspirational principal of Cherbourg State School, Chris Sarra at the launch
of Reality Bites 2013 on Thursday evening 25 July. Chris Sarra will then deliver his festival address. The former principal of Cherbourg State School in southern Queensland came to national attention for taking on the challenges of Indigenous education and closing the gap on low expectations. Through strong leadership and a clear vision, Chris dramatically improved attendance and academic outcomes – but not without controversy. His autobiography, Good Morning Mr Sarra, talks about these obstacles and the ‘strong and smart’ philosophy Chris continues to promote not just for Indigenous kids, but as a way to approach the education of all our children. The Festival continues till Sunday 28 July. Thickets only available at the door. For event details visit www.realitybitesfestival.org
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AUSTRALIA is facing a homelessness crisis. I am a mother of three school aged children that has struggled to find a home. I am a well respected member of the local community and a Scout leader from Noosa Sea Scouts. I am also Rural ambassador for the Noosa Show. My husband works for Noosa Party Hire and makes 500-800 per week on average. I have been applying for rental properties since finding out that our rental had sold but to no avail. We were forced to seek help from the Crisis Accommodation Centres on the Sunshine Coast only to be informed that they too have nothing available. I have been fed lies and even avoidance in my hunt to put a roof over my children’s head and even had to make the heartbreaking decision to tell my children that they may lose their pet when we had to start applying for properties that won’t accept pets. The most common reason for not being accepted is that many people are applying for each property and the best applicant was accepted with what seems like no consideration for most needy. I have also been told that owners do not want 3 children in a three bedroom home. But the worst sting in the tail was being rejected for a house that had been vacant for at least 4 months as the owner wanted more applicants. I have even gone as far as to recontact that agent in what could be seen as begging for her to ask the owner to reconsider saying that they could have the rent Direct Debited from my account and that I would agree to almost any conditions that they set if they would only reconsider. And they wonder why there is a homelessness crisis. We are asking that you could consider airing this story in an attempt to make our situation known to a wider community and to maybe find a resolution to our issue. The unfortunate part of this story is that we are not alone. On Gumtree there are more ads from families in our situation than there are houses. Jade McCulloch
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I FOUND this public announcement at Syviers Road about 400m after the
turnoff from the main road CooroyTewantin up the little hill on the left side, more or less hidden in the shrubs. Because of the situation there it is nearly impossible to stopthe car. I know for some time that Telstra is planing a transmitting tower. Now we are informed, well hidden on the edge of this narrow road. Obviously they have to hide something. Let’s be honest who likes to live in the radiation field of this future monster. Werner JuenglingTinbeerwah/ Lake MacDonald
When is a local a local? JUST a question for the wider community of Cooroy on when is a local a local. On the 31st July this year I will mark having lived in Cooroy continuously for 20 years. I arrived 7 months pregnant, from Sydney and have raised two children in this beautiful town and area. I have seen many big changes here in that time, and am still enjoying our community spirit and connection to each other. I have met and still pass the time of
day with many, many people here, and believe it has everything to offer a new family moving from down south like I did. I am very proud to say that I have lived in Cooroy for 20 years and laugh and ask the question “I wonder if that makes me a local”! I think even with my weird mixed Scottish accent, the true locals of Cooroy, might agree that I am now a local............or NOT! I await your response. Fiona Garrett
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Letters to the editor Change of material use COUNCIL is about to consider approving a change of material use on a farm at West Cooroy from low-impact rural use to intensive broiler chicken farming. The applicant is seeking approval to level ridge-tops to construct eight 100 metre by 16 metre sheds which will each hold around 35,000 broiler chickens for a six-week growing cycle and rear approximately 1.5 million birds annually. These sheds will have earth floors covered by 100 mm of sawdust litter that is cleaned out after each cycle. While noise, dust, odour and visual amenity issues are of great concern to property neighbours, the wider community will be af-
fected by potential water pollution and heavy vehicle traffic. The annual 1,460 semi trailers (including B Doubles) and other associated vehicles using the winding sealed and unsealed rural roads will pose a danger to locals and tourists. This is especially acute to those who ail have to share the Cooroy-Belli Creek Road, which recently has seen fatalities, with wide, heavy vehicles. Also, the township of Cooroy, struggling to cope with heavy vehicle through-traffic, will experience further congestion. This massive project is being sold as a complementary operation to the existing avocado orchard, but there is no way an annual total of 7040 m3 of shed waste can be spread on the slopes of the farm, since poultry litter is light and
will wash off the ground easily, rapidly entering local watercourses and creeks or moving to offtarget areas. Far from a benign operation, it is unbelievable that this proposal is nearing the approval phase with little or no public consultation. Fortunately CARA has called a meeting for early August where both the proponents of the project and those with objections will put their cases. All those interested should attend. Julia Walkden Old Ceylon Rd
Funding assistance IT was good to see that a number of Not for Profit organisations were able to obtain some assistance from Council with their excessive 2012/13 Unity Wa-
ter pedestal and connection charges. Over $365,000 of the $700,000 Council allocated was taken up by 225 Sunshine Coast clubs, almost 1/3 of that ($117,000) to 59 Noosa based organisations, with over $73,000 in Division 12 alone! Just shows how hard hit clubs were, considering only 70% of those charges were compensated through this grant. There is some suggestion that a number of organisations did not make application for funding, and I urge those organisations to follow up with their local Councillor if they are still in need of assistance. With volumetric charging to be introduced on October 1st, we should hopefully see a major reduction in the costs that Not for Profit organisations across the region will be
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COOROY RAG CooroyNoosa History Group THE very successful Birthday Lunch of Cooroy-Noosa Family and Local History Group was held in July at Cooroy Bowls Club. Win Wynn will give a talk entitled “Back to Basics - the risks of ignoring the golden rules of genealogy” at 1:00pm on Saturday, 3rd August. The monthly meeting of the Group will follow the talk and afternoon tea at 41 Miva Street, Cooroy. To find out more phone 5442 5570.
Belli old-time dance BELLI’S next Old-time Dance will be held on Saturday 3 August, starting at 7.30 pm. Popular local band, Sunshine Swing, will entertain and lead us with their live sound. Belli Hall is an alcohol free venue located at 1170 Kenilworth Road, Belli Park. Information contact Margaret on 5447 0175 or visit www.bellihall.com
Accounts Geoff Edwards, Branch Manager, Bendigo Community Bank, Cooroy NOW we have well and truly entered the new financial year, maybe it’s time to think about your accounts. Every business has a transactional bank account, but have you got the right one? 1. Do you have specific legislative requirements to consider? This relates to your business and financial structure. For example, Real-Estate Agents and Solicitors are required to have trust accounts to handle deposits on property sales and so forth. Not-forprofit or volunteer organisations may also have particularly requirements in relation to their financial management and bank accounts. 2. How do your staff and suppliers want to be paid? Increasingly, staff and suppliers want to be paid directly into their bank accounts. If this is the case for you, you may need to ensure that your main transaction account includes this facility. In some industries, cash is still king. If this is the case for your business you will need to ensure that appropriate processes are in place for you to conveniently and safely obtain and provide the funds to your staff and suppliers. 3. How do your customers pay you? This varies enormously across industries. For some retailers it will be primarily a mix of cash, EFTPOS and credit cards. For business-to-business suppliers it might be primarily direct debit and cheques. Whatever the combination is for your business, it is important that you select an account which facilitates your combination of payment types. 4. Do you need to link to other accounts? In this day and age many businesses have multiple accounts, investment accounts, loan accounts, credit cards, partner accounts and so forth. In the case of an owner-operator it may also include per-
sonal accounts, homeloan and so forth. If this is the sort of financial structure you are dealing with, you should ensure that the account you choose facilitates transfers between these accounts with maximum convenience and minimum fees. 5. Do you require multiple signatures/approval? This is a very important issue if your business has multiple owners or if staff have been delegated a certain amount of authority over the accounting and banking function. If you want to impose transaction limits and multiple authorities on your banking, ensure that you select an account that provides this facility. 6. What are your reporting requirements? For some businesses the monthly statement in the mail is enough. For other businesses day by day transactional details are required, along with an instant balance. Think about what it is you want from your bank statements, as well as how often and in what format. 7. Talk to your Branch Manager There is always more than one way to set up your banking. If you know what it is you want from us, then we are confident that we have the range of banking products and options to meet your requirements. To talk more about your accounts or any other banking matter, please call into the branch or call me on 5447 7131. You can also email me at geoff.edwards@bendigobank.com.au.
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Pay hike is obscene, immoral and just plain wrong I WANT to assure the people of Nicklin that I will not be accepting the Government’s proposed $57,000 pay hike. Recently the Acting Premier Jeff Seeney MP wrote to me to say that State Members of Parliament were to have their pays adjusted so that they were paid $500 less than Federal backbenchers. He said this situation has arisen as a result of a pay freeze brought in by Anna Bligh back in 2009. I believe that the pay freeze was the right thing to do at the time. The Government claims that current and past Members are owed millions in back pay and the Acting Premier claims the Government has no option but to pass on this massive increase. I have obtained expert legal advice from a lecturer in law at Queensland University of Technology, and the advice is that the Government could change this law if they wanted to. The Government has refused 3% pay rises to many of our public servants, sacked thousand more and in my opinion, there is no way they can justify a
41% increase to politicians. I have also received copy of a letter, dated 13 April 2012, where the Clerk of Parliament raised the matter of Member’s salaries with the Premier. It is a disgrace that it has taken this long for the Government to act on this matter, and that it occurred while the Premier is out of the state on leave. The Government’s decision will see a $57,000 dollar wage increase to backbenchers, $90,000 increase to Minister and a massive $120,000 extra to the Premier. Many Councillors have their pay scales linked to State politicians and this is going to have a substantial flow on effect. Tax payers and rate payers should not have to wear these massive increases. I will be voting against this pay rise when Parliament resumes in August. If the pay rise is approved I will be setting the money aside to be used in the Nicklin electorate, as I did as a former Maroochy Shire councillor, when Council made a similar decision in relation to Council wages.
New website keeps community informed of Noosa Council progress A WEBSITE has been established to keep the community up to date on progress towards a new Noosa Council. Launching the Noosa Transfer Team website (www.noosatt.qld.gov.au), Transfer Manager Peter Franks said that while a full Noosa Council website will be developed over the coming months and operational by 1 January, it was important that a simple interim website providing key information to the community was developed. “The Noosa community is, understandably, very interested in finding out where the Noosa Transfer Team is at in getting ready for a new Noosa Council to start operating from 1 Janu-
ary 2014,” Mr Franks said. “This website will play an important role in keeping the community informed on all aspects of the development towards the new council. It is dedicated in providing up to date information on a range of issues the Noosa Transfer Team will be dealing with over the next 6 months.” “It includes information on the planning framework - the Transfer Action Plan - and progress towards the key deliverables. It has a section dedicated to Frequently Asked Questions, which will be added to as time goes on.” The website will also feature regular general updates from the Transfer Manager.
Cooroy Horse & Pony Club Correction: In the July 3 edition of the Cooroy Rag it stated that the Cooroy Gymkhana would be on July 28th. This date is incorrect. The Gymkhana will be held on October 13th. Note: Adult Riders Masters are held on the first and third Wednesay of the month. Associate and Senior Cooroy riders welcome. For more information phone Peta 5447 9636 or Vicki 0400 407 171.
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Half yearly rates notices in the mail SUNSHINE Coast Council rates notices will start to arrive in letterboxes and email inboxes for 159,000 Sunshine Coast properties next week. The mail-out is the first rate run of the 2013/14 financial year with rate payments due by Friday 23 August 2013. Council continues to make it as convenient as possible to pay rates with a range of payment options available. To assist with your online or over-the-phone payments please have your payment reference number from your rates notice handy. Ratepayers who cannot make payment by the due date can enter into an arrangement to pay the current rates by instalments by completing an online application on council’s website or phoning council’s customer service centre. As long as you meet the conditions of the arrangement, council will not charge any interest on the current half-year’s rates. For rates enquiries, you can email council at rates@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au or phone (07) 5475 7272 between 8.15am and 5pm, Monday to Friday. For more information about your rate notice, visit council’s website at www.sunshine coast.qld.gov.au.
Cooroy Scouts DURING the recent school holidays ...scouts spent three nights and four days in Samford on a SSS (Scout Section Skills) camp. During this time the Scouts’ skills are tested by way of camping as a patrol under the leadership of a scout-aged patrol leader. Along with many of the other scout activities that are engaged in throughout the year, the SSS provides a great opportunity for the children to develop and strengthen their leadership, teamwork and self sufficiency skills through preparation of their own campsite and meals as well as ensuring their camp is clean and tidy. During the day Scouts engaged in activities that were not only fun but also tested their skills, e.g. Mudlark (pictured) tests their teamwork as well as their ability to really enjoy themselves. Each patrol (a group of 4 to 8 scouts) is judged by the leaders on their skills, and a winner is declared at the end of each event. Much to the thrill of the two patrols who attended (as well as their parents and leaders) the scores for the Cooroy Scouts were very high in the camping standards as well as overall. Cooroy Scouts section (for 10.5 to 15 year olds) currently has 24 members (boys and girls) and meets on Thursday nights at 6pm – 8pm. If you would like more information please see our website http://cooroy.scoutsqld.com.au/ index.html Date Claimer: Don’t forget our next Car Boot Sale on the 25th August. See you there!
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New dementia unit opens at Carramar NOOSA Care celebrated the opening of Cartwright Lodge (Memory Support Unit for people living with dementia) on Saturday, June 29. The new 32-bed Dementia Specific Unit has been designed to provide single room, ensuited accommodation, providing a homely environment that is supportive of people living with dementia. The $8m project incorporates research from all over the world and provides a place where people living with dementia have a chance to do some living. The building has been designed to reflect the Noosa lifestyle. Each single room has its own ensuite and an outlook onto beautifully landscaped gardens. Residents will benefit from the secure environment, however the security in place will not be evident due to the landscaping. A fully furnished kitchen provides the
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opportunity for staff and residents to cook meals together. A wellness room provides a private space for residents to enjoy massage and aromatherapy. There is also an overnight private relatives’ room where loved ones can come and stay during the first few days of a resident’s admission. Themed garden rooms are the highlight of the new facility, allowing residents to wander freely throughout the magnificent gardens. Specially chosen staff have received extensive education in dementia and will participate in the day to day life of the residents. For enquiries phone Noosa Care on 5449 8799.
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Opening Day Ceremony: Otto Alder, current President and Bob Cartwright, Past President Cartwright Lodge has been named after Bob Cartwright who served on the Board as Chairman for 20 years and continues to support NoosaCare. Men’s Shed
Left: Russell Green speaking to Greg Crawford, Property Manager of NoosaCare in Men’s Shed. (Cooking the bbq on opening day).
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ANZAC Centenary THE ANZAC Centenary will be commemorated over the years 2014 – 2018 throughout Australia. The Anzac Centenary Local Grants Program has been established by the Federal Government to provide up to $100,000 in each electorate to fund projects which will commemorate the service and sacrifices of Australian servicemen and women in the First World War. Recently a small commu-
nity group met with local member and Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Warren Truss, to discuss potential projects in the Cooroy district. A working group made up of members of the RSL Sub Branch, Chamber of Commerce and Council has been formed to push this forward. If your community group would like to be involved within this working group please contact John Simmons through the RSL Club.
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TWO of Noosa’s oldest law firms have merged, with Chris Brinkley of Brinkley & Co Lawyers and his staff joining Cartwrights Lawyers in Noosa Heads. This follows the recent merger between Cartwrights and Bone Lawyers of Cooroy. The combined firms will maintain offices at Bottlebrush Avenue, Noosa Heads and Maple Street, Cooroy and include 8 solicitors and 15 support staff. In addition to the support staff, the firm also employs 4 full time conveyancing clerks who run
the busy conveyancing department. The partners of Cartwrights Lawyers, Mark Ostwald and Craig Griffin (who are both recognised by the Queensland Law Society as being accredited specialists in their practice areas of succession law and family law respectively) have said that the joining of Bone and Brinkley & Co Lawyers with their firm will improve its ability to service clients, both old and new. Brinkley & Co Lawyers was originally es-
tablished in Noosa in the early 1980’s and they bring a wealth of experience to the team. Cartwrights Lawyers’ own local roots extend to 1974 when Bob Cartwright established the firm. To this day Cartwrights Lawyers remain focused on providing quality legal advice to their clients. Whilst, through these mergers, Cartwrights Lawyers has become one of the largest law firms on the Sunshine Coast, they have maintained their small firm
mentality, giving personal care and attention to their clients. Cartwrights Lawyers offer experience in a diverse range of practice areas including family law, succession law including wills and estate administration, commercial litigation, residential and commercial conveyancing, leasing matters, traffic and driver licencing. All practice areas can be found at www.cartwrightslawyers. com.au. The combined firms share a strong legacy of
Super Cooroy Sponsor!! FOR the 6 th year running, Cooroy Guardian Pharmacy continues to provide major sponsorship to the Cooroy RSL & Bowls club’s and its members. Tania Stewart, on behalf of the Guardian team, met with Sandy Bolton to present the 2013 cheque and discuss the various services that the club provides to the community. These include the Community Bus which provides free transport to the elderly and disabled for medical appointments and shopping trips, the Tourist Information stands which promote the area and its attractions, and the provision of the RSL, Memorial Hall and bowls venues free of charge to over 40 local organisations for meetings and fundraising events. These events annually raise over $60,000 for a variety of causes, and also provides a great day or evening out to catch up with the locals! .
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community involvement. Mark Ostwald has been heavily involved with the Noosa and Sunshine Coast touch football teams, and works closely with the Australian Independent Retirees association. Associate Solicitor Anna Richardson, who is the daughter of one of the firm’s previous partners Michael Richardson, is on the committee of the Noosa Long Weekend. Andrew Markert, Associate Solicitor at the Cooroy office is on the board at Noosacare Inc. (Carramar & Kabara Aged Care). Andrew, Anna and Paul Bone also assist the local community by providing pro bono legal advice through the Suncoast Community Legal Service Inc. The firm also supports a number of local charities. To schedule an appointment with Cartwrights Lawyers, please contact either their Noosa office on (07) 5447 3122 or their Cooroy office on (07) 5447 7666.
As Sandy pointed out, “this is only possible due to a wonderful band of volunteers, and sponsors such as Guardian. We thank Guardian staff and the owners John & Viv Lowther for continuing to support the Club, its members and its endeavours, and we look forward to many more years of serving the Cooroy community”
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IN the 1970’s Kay was employed to train small business owners and their staff on one of the first, ground breaking, computer systems especially designed for small business. The 1980’s expanded Kay’s business involvement as a director and board member at two Australian companies which required the setup of the internal accounting systems and procedures for both these companies and providing detailed documentation and training for the staff members. Being a member of the Board of Directors and the management of these companies awarded Kay with the opportunity to learn more about managing a business, cash flow analysis and what makes a business healthy. During this time Kay also started a business providing small business with bookkeeping services and moved to training business owners and their staff as an MYOB qualified consultant. This business ran in Sydney for many years before she seized on the opportunity of moving to the UK to setup a new business providing services and products to the UK and Europe. She returned to Australia in 2007 and with both the business in the UK and its sister here in Cooroy on the Sunshine Coast organised and running well, Kay and her team now find themselves in the position where they are able to use their skills to help those in small business again as a registered BAS agent. With over 30 years experience in providing services to all types of small business let us do what we do best leaving you to concentrate on what you do best. Just Starting Up? Let us help you lay the best foundations for your new company. We will structure your bookkeeping records to give you the information you will need so you can monitor the
most important figures as your business grows. Accounts in a Mess? Using MYOB we will organise all your accounting records and provide ongoing services to keep you informed about your business and comply with ATO deadlines. Need to free up your time to grow your business? We will provide ongoing bookkeeping, weekly, monthly, quarterly – whatever suits your requirements. We will provide full accounting reports and practical analysis on the health of your business as part of the service. Bookkeeping Services: Using MYOB we will setup your company accounting records to comply with standard accounting practices. We provide: • Company file setup • Ongoing bookkeeping services • Preparation of BAS • End of Year accounts ready for submission to your accountant. • Advice and setup of cash flows • Secure ‘offsite’ backup of your datafiles • You don’t even need a copy of MYOB for yourself – we’ll use ours. Good bookkeeping can be a time consuming function but is essential to provide you with the opportunity to run your business smoothly. Spend your time managing your budgets, cash flow and tax planning. Let us spend our time on the hum-drum. For more information phone 0403 745 433.
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THE Rotary Club of Cooroy held a very successful Changeover Dinner on Saturday 29th June at the Cooroy Bowls Club. Every year Rotary leadership positions are
changed so that fresh, new energy can be injected into Club activities. Outgoing President David Cramb passed the chain of office to Incoming President Lyn
Hodges. In accepting the Presidency for the 2013/14 year, Lyn said she was looking forward to the challenges ahead. “This year’s Rotary International Theme is En-
gage Rotary – Change Lives. This Theme, I believe, reflects the Rotary Club of Cooroy’s commitment to welcome opportunities to Engage Rotary in our local and international communities and through this process, to Change Lives”, Lyn said. “The Club has a strong history in the Cooroy community, having been chartered 20 years ago on 15 May 1993. The Club has always had an active role in the community and in the coming year, we wish to build on this tradition as a vibrant force through
our many projects and new initiatives.” Helping the Club Members and their partners enjoy the night were the Member for Nicklin, Peter Wellington MP and his partner Jenny, Past Rotary District Governor Russ and Dianne O’Malley, Past District Governor Carolyn Kruger, and Rotary Assistant Governor Len Tyler. Also present were newly appointed Presidents of the Rotary Clubs of Noosa and Noosa Heads, Tess Alexandroff and Keith Trace and his partner Ros.
Community Garden THE July working bee for the Cooroy Community Garden was a busy and productive time for all the volunteers who came together to start to create a great space for the community to meet and learn about growing organically. There was a French theme for the working bee on the 14th July and the group enjoyed some jovial exchange of French words and stories and shared a delicious morning tea consisting of some French favourites as well as a delightful array of home-made goodies. Garden beds have begun to been planted out and the vegetable and herb seedlings are constantly watched by ‘Rosina’ the Garden’s not so scary well-dressed scarecrow. The next working bee will be a Hawaiian theme on Sunday 11th August. For more information about the Cooroy Community Gardens and how you can be involved, please check out our facebook page or call Phil on 0428 547 499.
what’s on at Mill Place July / August at the Butter Factory Arts Centre Gallery Open: Tuesday – Friday, 10.00am – 4.00pm & Saturday, 10.00am – noon For further information please contact the Butter Factory Arts Centre on 5454 9050 or online at: http://galleries.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/index.cfm EXHIBITIONS Coastal Collage ClayMates Exhibition Dates: Thursday 18 July – Saturday 10 August Coastal Collage is a collection of ceramic works reflecting the flora, fauna, environment, textures and colours of the Sunshine Coast. It draws together the individual styles and techniques of ClayMates: Marge Martin, Desley Turner, Jen Wall and Carol Watkins. Feathered Friends Cooroy State School Exhibition Dates: Thursday 18 July – Saturday 10 August Cooroy State School Year Six students experimented in sculpture and realism to create a papier-mâché project based on their study of birds. Students’ manipulated materials to create a realistic sculpture of their own preferred ‘feathered friend’. Exhibition Guided Tour Date: Friday 26 July,10.00am Join a guided tour and gain an insight into the artists and their work, exploring selected pieces. Includes morning tea. Free, no bookings required. Get Creative Date: Saturday 17 August, 10am – noon A series of free family orientated activities at the Butter Factory Arts Centre. Be inspired by the latest exhibition then spend time creating your own artworks. All ages welcome! Free, no bookings required. Time for Tots : Book Week Special Event Date: Wednesday 21 August, 9.30 – 10.30am Storytelling for under 5’s and families, including a toddler tour of the current exhibition and exhibition related art activities. Come dressed up as your favourite book character. Held in conjunction with Cooroy Library. Free, no bookings required Saturday 27 & Sunday 28 July, 9.00am – 3.00pm daily
Making Paper from Plant Fibres with Pam Walsh
Saturday 3 & Sunday 4 August, 9.00am – 12noon daily
Greeting Cards with Judith Rosenberg
Cost: $88 includes materialsFor further information or bookings contact Judith Rosenberg on 5441 3049 or at two.roses@bigpond.com
Saturday 10 August, 9.30am – 1.30pm
Make Your Own Bamboo Flute with Noel Dowling
Cost: $25 adults per person (children under 11 to be accompanied by an adult), includes materials For more information or bookings contact Noel on 0400 314 902 or at windelff@yahoo.com
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Jewellery and Silversmithing Ring Project with Gerhard Herbst
Cost: $120.00 includes materialsFor further information or bookings contact Gerhard Herbst on 5474 1955 or at savijewellery@hotmail.com
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Cost: $120 includes materials For further information or bookings contact Pam Walsh on 5447 6598 or 0427 476 598 or at davepamos@gmail.com
at the Cooroy Library Thursday 1st August for 4 weeks from 10.30-11am
Baby Rhyme Time
Ten Minutes a Day program is a free half-hour session, providing practical ideas on using stories, rhymes, songs and music to help children under two years develop early literacy skills. Free, No Bookings Required
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Welcome to a world where customer service is no longer a one-size-fits-all proposition. Our customers are diverse and have many different needs they expect us to fulfill. We know some things about our 21st century employees and customers that we never knew before – this is the ever changing emotion-driven world of Customer Service – Time to go the extra mile! Free, Bookings Essential 1300 LIBRARY (1300 542 7279) or online at www.library.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au
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Is your mind on an endless treadmill? Are you constantly distracted by all the small demands put on your time? Do you long for more space in your life? Perhaps it’s time you did nothing, just for a while. Mary-Lou Stephens changed her life, saved her job and found herself a husband, all through doing nothing. Some call it meditation but all it involves is sitting still and yes - doing nothing. In this session MaryLou will describe the process she went through and talk about her memoir ‘Sex, Drugs and Meditation’. Free, Bookings Essential 1300 LIBRARY (1300 542 7279) or online at www.library.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au Tom will be available to discuss computer questions and android tablet in a friendly setting for those who wish to book a one on one computer help lesson with him in the coming weeks.Morning tea available. Free, no booking required.
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Organic Home Gardening
Growing your own food is all about taking control of your health and saving money. There is more to growing healthy food then just sticking it in the ground and waiting! Let Leonie Shanahan take you through the basics of growing organic food that will give you healthy herbs, salads and vegetables. In this session you will learn about:- Soils, compost, worm castings and minerals- Types of gardens (pots, tanks, hay, in-ground and more)- When to plant seedlings and how to look after them Learn how to really appreciate the value of fresh, home-grown food in your own backyard, balcony, school or Community Garden. Free, Bookings Essential 1300 LIBRARY (1300 542 7279) or online at www.library.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au
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with Sergeant Mal Scott COOROY Police have received several complaints in regards to motorists disregarding the 40km/h speed limit in Garnet Street, Cooroy. We would all know that Garnet Street is part of the new town centre bypass road which for some has been a very contentious issue. Council has deemed this road a 40km/h road so the road rules are being enforced with radar being conducted with a view to bringing this issue under control. Of course the police are now stuck between a rock and a hard place with several residents now criticising the police presence as over zealous stating that the police should be addressing other issues of higher importance rather than this issue. My only comment in regards this contentious issue is that Yes, the police do walk a fine line in regards these types of issues in smaller communities. We are endeavouring to gain the community support by a combination of verbal warning for minor infringements and an overt presence
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so drivers know to obey the speed limit. I have also approached several truck companies and the larger employers of the Jarrah street Industrial precinct with a view to advising these companies of the above issue and I must say that all of the companies I have spoken to are very supportive of doing the right thing. Of course the good will factor can only go so far with the line in the sand being drawn at some point and drivers blatantly disregarding the speed limit are hereby put on notice that fines are being issued so when you are pulled over don’t say you were not warned. The improving behaviour of the small group of youths causing so much angst around town has continued and the community should be congratulated for playing such a proactive role in bringing about this result. The various community members know who they are and on behalf of the Cooroy community police partnership I’d like to say thank you and let’s keep up the good work by continu-
ing to report bad behaviour. Our calls for service in this regard have greatly diminished which is a result of the whole community taking ownership of this problem and the old saying that the police are only as effective as the community in which it serves has never been truer. On a different note, a 30 year old Cooroy man has been arrested and charged with Drug Trafficking after an extended and very comprehensive police investigation which saw a to-
tal of 22 offenders throughout South East Queensland being arrested and charged with serious drug related charges. The charge of Drug Trafficking is a serious matter and is basically a charge of running a business of selling and distributing unlawful drugs. This offender was a resident of Cooroy so never be fooled that serious criminals will not seek to target a place like Cooroy for their unlawful activities. Be aware of whom your neighbour is and if you note suspicious behaviour report
your concerns to the police so as the matter can be properly investigated. All information is treated strictly confidentially and verifiable information will be acted upon. A BMX bicycle has been handed in at the police station so if you are the owner of this property please contact the Cooroy Police Station on 5442 5030.
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Cooroy-Eumundi Garden Club THE next meeting of the Club will be held on Monday 12 August on the property of John Mason, 101 Dean Road, Verrierdale commencing at 9.30 am. New members are always welcome. For further information please contact Secretary John on 5415 1213 or mobile 0410 485 285.
Noosa Pipe Band raffle results DRAWN at the Ceilidh in Cooroy, Saturday, July 6. Winning Numbers are as follows: 1st Prize: Ticket No. 259; 2nd 452; 3rd 186; 4th 667; 5th 321; 6th 027; 7th 472; 8th 292; 9th 601; 10th 289; Many thanks to all those people who supported our Raffle and also our Sponsors.
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with the sale of surplus items from the theatres. Proceeds will go to the better display of authentic items at the theatre. The sale will continue through Sunday 28th as well. On the evening of the Saturday 27th July the Majestic Theatre will bounce with the King of the Mountain Bush Dance – a family event for all ages. Stephen Treloar’s band and expert bush dance caller Sue will have the place bush dancing with fun. Tickets $15 for adult and $8 for children . Doors open at 6.30pm with band on at 7.30pm. On the morning of the Sunday 28th July
the King of the Mountain Bush Poets Breakfast will kick off at 7am, with breakfast being served for an all inclusive price of $20. Shirley Friends, Peter Capp, Brad Maclean and Ian Mackay will all be back to entertain us with their colourful use of the English language! A great way to start the King of the Mountain Race Day! The Majestic Theatre will also be on continuous “play” all Saturday and Sunday, with the continuous free silent movie screenings and the Valetinos café serving refreshments.
Double attraction for collectors THE annual Pomona Antiques and Collectables Fair, held over the King of the Mountain weekend at the end of July, will this year be joined by a sale of theatre and cinema collectables in the historic Majestic Theatre. The Majestic material, collected over many years by former owner Ron West, ranges from vintage projectors to film posters and promotional banners, along with popular sheet music spanning half a century. Pomona Arts Inc, the community organisation which now owns and operates the theatre, is unable to use or display the items, but president Shaun Walsh emphasises that material with a direct connection to the theatre is being retained and sale proceeds will be used
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to better display items that are part of the history of the theatre. The Antiques and Collectables Fair in the Memorial Hall, run by a team of volunteers led by Clive Ford, a local restorer of antique furniture, is an important fund-raiser for Pomona and District Meals on Wheels. Toys and tools, clocks and crystal, military badges, antique prints and paintings, fine china, furniture and fishing reels, books and coins, jewellery, dolls and lace all find a place. As in previous years, the Meals on Wheels kitchen will be busy over the two days, producing a great range of light refreshments including home-made pies, cakes and other goodies for sale at attractive prices. The volunteers of Pomona and Districts Meals on Wheels provide a service extending to Cooroy, Eumundi, Kin Kin, Boreen Point and Cooran. The 7th annual Pomona Antiques and Collectables Fair will be open 8am to 4pm on Saturday, July 27, and 9am to 4pm on King of
the Mountain race day, Sunday, July 28. Entry is $4 for adults, with accompanied children free. Enquiries, 5485 2028. The Majestic Collectables Sale will run 10am to 4pm on the Saturday and Sunday, with admission free. Enquiries 5485 2624.
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THE 35th annual King of the Mountain Festival in Pomona is being held on Sunday 28th July and as per previous years will include the following street closures: • Reserve Street between School Street and the eastern side of the railway crossing from 6am to 5.30pm • Memorial Avenue between Church Street and Station Street from 6am to 5.30pm • Hospital Street between Mountain Street and Memorial Avenue from 6am to 5.30pm • School Street between Mountain Street and Reserve Street from 8.30am to noon • Mountain Street between School Street and Church Street from 12.30pm to 5pm Alternate routes around the festival area are via School Street, Factory Street, Rail-
way Parade, Red Street and Rectory/Church Streets. Detour signs around the affected areas will be posted. The Pomona King of the Mountain is run by the Cooroy Pomona Lions Inc as a free not-for profit event, thanks to the generosity of its funding partners: Cooroy Community Branch of Bendigo Bank, Canesaid Constructions Pty Ltd, Nestle, Zinc 96.1, Cooroy Rag, IGA Pomona, Raine & Horne, True Value Hardware, Tourism Noosa and Sunshine Coast Council. For more information on the King of the Mountain visit www.kingofthemountain.com.au or contact us via email on info@kingofthemountain.com.au.
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NAIDOC week celebrations got off to a great start at Pomona State School this week with the official opening of the school’s new Indigenous Outdoor Learning Area. Since successfully applying for a $10 000 Traditional Owner and Indigenous Project Support Grant from SEQ Catchments earlier this year, a dedicated group of staff members, parents, students, representatives of local indigenous groups and community volunteers, have worked to create special outdoor learning areas within the school. Many of the indigenous plants and trees were generously donated to the project by Noosa and District Landcare and Brush Turkey Enterprises from Maleny. The areas have been designed to promote understanding and appreciation of Australian indigenous culture. Students will now have the opportunity to learn more about our indigenous people in the beautiful setting of the outdoor “Yarning Circle” (a replica of a local historical meeting place) with its colourful mural depicting Dreamtime stories nearby. In attendance at the official opening were (left to right) Vanessa Hounsell (SEQ Catchments), Peter Mulcahy (indigenous artist), Scott Thompson (Acting Principal), Tony Wellington (local councillor), Kathy Lavender (project coordinator), Simon Warner (SEQ Catchments CEO), Brent Miller (Gubbi Gubbi traditional owner) and Kim Maddison (Noosa Landcare).
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Op Shop bus tour POMONA & District Community House will be holding an Op Shop bus tour on Thursday, August 22. Cost is only $15 including morning tea and lunch. Time: 8.15am for an 8.30am departure PCH to approx 4pm. Prize for the best dressed Op Shopper, give-aways, Lucky seat prize, discount vouchers. Bookings essential, phone 5485 2427.
Students will also be able to wander through and sample produce from the recently created indigenous “bush tucker” garden, planted with 400 native plants and trees. As identified in the new Australian Curriculum, it is a priority for all young people to gain a deeper understanding of traditional Aboriginal / Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures, the significance of these and their ongoing relevance to Australia today. The new outdoor indigenous learning spaces at Pomona State School will definitely bring this to life and engage students in learning beyond textbooks. The project has been described by Noosa Landcare as “dynamic and culturally connecting”, and Pomona State School has indeed been fortunate to have such a hard-working group of communityminded people to make it happen. A special thank you goes to the school’s Learning Support and Enrichment teacher, Kathy Lavender, whose efforts have driven this project from the start.
AT 11 am on Saturday August 3rd, Shaun Walsh, President of Pomona Arts Inc. will be opening the annual KOM art exhibition of the Pomona Gallery Artists and Friends. This year it is entitled “Jour-
neys & Destinations and it certainly has been somewhat of a journey and destination for this group – from it’s early days at the Cooroy Butter Factory, it’s move to Pomona in 2007 when it turned into the Hinterland Art Group and now, based in the Banana Shed at the Pomona Gallery it is known as Pomona Gallery Artists & Friends. This latest change was due to the group deciding on a closer alliance to the Pomona Art Gallery. The KOM exhibition opens on Friday 26th July and closes on Thursday 22nd August. A raffle with the prize of a beautiful combined painting by the group is being held in conjunction with the KOM exhibition. You can view this painting currently in the gallery or on site at during the KOM Festival. Tickets are $2 each or 3 for $5 with proceeds going to the gallery.
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POMONA Hotel is under new management and locals and visitors turned out in force last weekend to celebrate with publican Andrew I’Anson and assistant manager Brian Doyle. With raffles, t-shirts, prizes and surprise give-aways the day was a huge success and Andrew and Brian are enthusiastic about the big plans they have in store for the heritage hotel. The pair say they are keen to embrace the heritage of the hotel but will be adding their own style to the ‘Grand Old Lady’, a title they agree she so richly deserves. “The atmosphere at the hotel is electrifying and, together with the community, we anticipate taking the hotel to new heights with a capital ‘E’ on entertainment,” said Brian. “We have already improved the Sports Lounge by designing on of the biggest viewing screen in Queensland so patrons can enjoy watching all sporting codes on Foxtel and Free to Air Television and
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there are new pool tables, dart boards and table tennis tables coming soon. “We’re also focussing on improving your dining experience by offering you a larger menu choice with both fine dining and counter lunches soon to be an option. “We’ll also be introducing Trivia Nights and Movie of the Week nights, so there’ll be something for everyone to get involved in,” he said. Just a short stroll down the street, at 16 Memorial Avenue, is the Bottlemart Liquor Store with a whole new variety of beers, wines and spirits. The King of the Mountain weekend will kick off the entertainment with singer/songwriter Brooke Banderas playing on both Saturday and Sunday, so make sure you pop into the Pomona Hotel and enjoy a social drink and a great meal where a good time is always assured. It’s hard to miss, but for newcomers, the Pomona Hotel is situated in Station Street. Phone 5485 1187.
pomona A diamond waiting to be discovered
This 8.5 acre property is set well back from the road and is very private. Situated only 20 minutes from the restaurants of Noosa, and only 10 minutes from the beautiful township of Pomona, with direct access to the Bruce highway. The property presents scenic areas around the split level home. The land is about 50% cleared and is flat with two dams. The home consists of four good sized bedrooms. Three bathrooms and a delightful living area with a large wood fire. Front and rear verandahs, paved children’s play area and paved entertaining area adjoined by the large in ground pool frame this delightful
home. Located separate to the house are 2 large 4 bay garages, plus an array of additional undercover enclosures. This property is set up for someone looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy nature but isn’t scared of a little bit of work!! Make no mistake this is a rough diamond with heaps of potential. Expressions of Interest, call Barry Sheridan from Raine & Horne Noosa Hinterland for further details on 0403 806 053 or at the office on 5485 1788, or call into the office at 8 Reserve Street, Pomona.
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THE eighth annual poker run was a huge success last weekend with over 230 participants enjoying a crisp but clear ride that toured the best of the hinterland. It was a bike enthusiast’s dream with all manner of bikes from sports bikes to tourers and from vintage bikes to those straight off the showroom floor. The route left Pomona at 9am and travelled through Cooran to the first stop in Imbil. It then headed through Brooloo and up the Obi Obi Rd through Mapleton, Flaxton and Montville before heading down to the dam wall of Lake Baroon for a hearty morning tea while overlooking the beautiful vistas of the lake. The next leg
headed through Maleny, Witta and Conondale for a stop in Kenilworth at the popular Bellbird Creek Cafe. The final leg was from Kenilworth, through Cooroy and back to the Pomona Bowls Club where there was a sausage sizzle and the awarding of prizes. Organisers were extremely pleased with the event, with a record number of riders and over $3,500 raised by the Cooroy Pomona Lions Club Inc which will go towards the organisation of the 35th Pomona King of the Mountain on 28th July. More information about King of the Mountain can be found at www.kingofthe mountain.com.au and also on the Facebook page https://
w w w. f a c e b o o k . c o m / PomonaKingOfThe Mountain. A big thank you goes to the Poker Run Sponsors – Cooroy Community Branch of Bendigo Bank, Tourism Noosa, Zinc 96.1, Cooroy Rag, Aussie Bikers, Tyres for Bikes, Overlanders Motorcycle
Gympie Area Historical Motorcycle Club, Queensland Motorcycle School, Wide Bay Motorcycles, Motorcycle Country, Haymans Electrical Gympie, Gympie Home Brew Supplies, D & K Transport, Gitsham Prime Foods and Pomona Bowls Club.
Volunteers soak up the sunshine in the hinterland 40 Tourism Noosa Volunteers enjoyed a recent visit to the Noosa Hinterland as part of their ongoing training program. The visit was one of four regional famils that the Volunteers undertake throughout the year to familiarise them with the diversity of locations, tours, activities, art galleries and restaurants on offer in the Noosa region. The famil included morning tea at the Pomona Community House, a shortened version of the Pomona Heritage Walk via The Old Pomona Railway Station and the Majestic Theatre as well as a visit to the Noosa Museum. The group then visited Cooran where a passionate local, Alison Napier gave a talk on the history of the township. Heading towards Kin Kin, the next stop was the Steve Weis Art Works where
owners Steve and Janka offered a warm welcome and tour throughout the garden. The group also enjoyed lunch by local Kin Kin catering company, Black Ant Catering. After lunch the group visited the Living Valley Springs Health Retreat before heading to Boreen Point where they enjoyed afternoon tea on the shores of Lake Cootharaba with Kanu Kapers. General Manager of Tourism Noosa Damien Massingham said “The famils undertaken by the Volunteers are an important aspect of the Volunteers training program ensuring they have excellent knowledge of the overall region so they can assist the over 200 000 visitors who visit the Visitor Information Centre throughout the year and provide quality personalised information.”
Cooroy-Pomona Lions Club The annual change-over of officer bearers for the club took place on Wednesday June 26th at the Lions Den in Pomona. Past District Governor Will Bauer inducted the new offices bearers into the relevant positions. Lion David Hateley-James is the new President. David has over 30 years experience in Lions and is a Past District Governor. David has recently rejoined Lions as a member of Cooroy Pomona following 34 years Lions service in Western Australia. David’s major focus this year will be to increase membership to allow the many projects of the club to continue, especially the clubs major project The King of the Mountain Festival. The club intends to have a greater focus in the Cooroy area. Enquiries re membership to Michael on 5485 0419 or David on 0414 833 509.
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Something Nebulous at Eumundi Theatre HUSBAND and wife acting team, Richard and Sandy Luscombe, have appeared many times together, from London to Singapore, from Canberra to Sydney and eventually to the Sunshine Coast. From classics to cutting edge to comedies and musicals, they’ve played it all. Now they bring their combined talents to the abstract comedy, Something Nebulous, soon for The Indee at Eumundi. Richard plays husband, Herb Miles, desperate to return to work as a safe haven from home and his dominant wife, Poppy, who is played by real wife, Sandy. And no, Richard and Sandy readily assure everyone they’re not even remotely like their on-stage personas. Something Nebulous is one of the three “bowl you over – make you laugh” comedies, opening Friday 26 th of the month as part of the Comedy & Consomme season. On offer a terrific 3-course dinner and three rib-ticklers – Some-
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Richard and Sandy Luscombe as Herb and Poppy Miles in Something Nebulous thing Nebulous, The Herb Garden, about two elderly sisters who grow herbs for restaurants, using real blood and bone fertiliser and Vonney & Clive, about a pair of totally inept, would-be, bank robbers. Four dinner shows only, Friday 26th July & 2 nd August at 6.30 for 7pm and Saturday 27th & 3rd at 5.30 for 6pm. Dinner and show $41, groups of eight or more
$39 and for phone bookings only there are a limited number of Budget Busters at just $35. There are also two non-dining matinees, Sunday 28 th at 2pm & Sunday 4th at 5pm, all tickets $18. The bar is open for all sessions and the coffee-shop-snackbar is open for the Sunday shows. Bookings 5472 8200 or eumundilivetheatre.com and a warm welcome is assured.
Happy 21st Birthday to Bud Liddy (July 11) who celebrated with friends and family at Fire & Ice Restaurant
Thai cooking class DHOM and Spencer’s (Dhom’s Kitchen) next series of cooking demonstrations will be on 13 August (Northeast Thai I) and August 20 (Quick and Easy Thai II). The Northeast Thai Class will introduce participants to the secrets of making traditional Green Papaya Salad, Minced Chicken Salad (‘Laab’) and Hot-andSour Beef Soup, a Northeastern version of Tom Yum Soup. For bookings call 5447 7710.
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COOROY RAG Cooroy VIEW Club stars on the red carpet 45 VIEW Ladies and friends enjoyed a fabulous luncheon at Cooroy Hotel for our VIEW Club’s 7th Birthday. The next Cooroy VIEW Luncheon at Cooroy Hotel will be Tuesday August 13th. Phone Lal Vider 0754 491 902 or Grace Taylor 5471 1364
dining & entertainment Chinese a local favourite
THE Cooroy Chinese Restaurant has been one of Cooroy’s most popular eateries since opening in 2001 serving the community traditional and modern Chinese cuisine. In recent years the restaurant has overcome many hurdles including cyclone and flood damage and George and staff thank the community for their patience while renovations were being completed as well as Lyndal and Murray Brown and the whole Hinternoosa team for their continued support. George says that since its re-opening the restaurant has gone from strength to
strength. “We are very proud of our reputation and that we have been able to train some excellent chefs, some of whom are still working in restaurants on the Sunshine Coast including Buderim and Pomona. Cooroy Chinese is a BYO restaurant and offers both dine-in and takeaway menus. “We have the ambition and drive to keep delivering quality and delicious meals and will soon be adding some new and authentic dishes to the menu,” said George. For bookings and take-away orders phone 5447 6065.
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By Gerald Whitehawk, Counsellor I HAVE been doing past life regression and therapy for many years in the US before moving to Cooroy, last year. This episode of a past life therapy session, which took place in Arizona, stands out in that it illustrates the power of past-life therapy. The client, a woman in her late 50’s, stated that as far back as she could remember she always had an irrational fear of cats; even seeing kittens playing gave her asthma attacks. The client stated that she
did not remember a cat ever hurting her. She explained that she would like her grandchildren, who lived with her, to enjoy the freedom to have cats. Previous counselling and behavioural therapy had not helped her so she said she wanted to try hypnotherapy. Searching for a reason for the present cat phobia by taking the client back in hypnosis to infanthood did not reveal any bad experiences with cats, but did indicate that the client had a phobia of cats
very early in life. We both felt equally perplexed. Over the weekend, an idea that the cat phobia could be the result of a past life experience began to crop up. I called the client and asked her if she would be willing to come in for a past life regression. She agreed. During the regression the client described being a young African woman who was gruesomely killed by a lion. I gave the client the suggestion that she was going to see what happened from
up above where she felt safe and she responded immediately. Upon finishing the regression the client understood that this event took place in a different life and that house cats are very different from the feline that hurt her in a different life, when she lived in a different place, and in a different body. This client’s cat phobia disappeared and later she said that she had bought her grandchildren two kittens and was amazed how she could
enjoy their play without fears or asthma attacks. Experiencing first hand that traumatic events, which we carry through into this life, took place in a distant life when we lived in a different body, in a different area, hundreds of years ago can relieve such symptoms that cannot be resolved by conventional therapies. To book an appointment with Gerald or for any enquiries, please phone Maple St Acupuncture & Natural Medicine on 5442 5526.
Enhance your life with a Ka Huna massage THE Life Enhancing Chiropractic family is growing! Massage therapist, Carita MacGregor, has joined the team specializing in the Hawiian Ka Huna form of massage. She uses her hands, forearms and elbows to apply soft and deep tissue massage attuning to the needs of the client. Carita has been a passionate practitioner of Hawaiian Ka Huna Bodywork for more that four years. She has worked at the Sydney Ka Huna Centre and also managed her own clinic. To add to Carita’s skill she also teaches Hawaiian Ka Huna massage locally. Beginning her career as a Personal Trainer and a Group Fitness Leader, she then transitioned into teaching Power Vinyasa Yoga,
therefore giving her a deep understanding of the body on a physical, mental and emotional level. Carita believes in healing the body holistically and this has led her to obtain qualifications in counseling and life coaching so that she can further support her clients. For anyone who is interested, Carita is also available for Lomi Lomi and Visionary Cranialsacral Therapies. You are able to see Carita in the Cooroy clinic on Tuesday and Thursday, as well as on the weekends. Sessions range from 60mins to 120min for a truly relaxing experience. Aloha!
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Erin Yarwood is Back in Town! LOCAL resident Erin Yarwood is continuing to do what she loves most; helping people maintain a healthy and active lifestyle. And in doing so has started up her own private Personal Training Studio in Cooroy where she does one on one personal training, group personal training and specialised fitness classes. “Probably the most popular classes at my studio are my Pilates. I like to call them ‘Pilates,
Stretch and Relax’ as I like to focus on core strengthening, stretching and deep relaxation. I believe all three elements are extremely important in maintaining correct body awareness, great posture, lengthened muscles and a sense of calm. I really love the whole Pilates concept. It is such a beneficial and important form of exercise. Everyone should have a strong core”. Erin’s studio (Erin Yarwood – Personal Trainer) is situated along Kauri Street, in the same complex as Anytime Fitness and in the same building as Dance Form. “I felt this was a perfect place to open my PT Studio. It’s such an active complex in a nice quiet part of Cooroy, but easily accessible for everyone. I love seeing all of the kids around getting excited for their dance classes – it is pleasing to see so many active kids, especially at a time where childhood obesity is at a growing rate. Miss Gemma and her teachers do an amazing job”. Along with Pilates classes, Erin also teaches Kickboxing.
“I absolutely love kickboxing. It would have to be one of the best ways to tone up and lose weight. It definitely helped me drop my overseas weight (baggage) when I returned from a year working in Dubai in 2008. My kickboxing classes are tailored for all levels of fitness and are a great self confidence and team building exercise, as you partner up. So you both get a go at punching/ kicking and also holding the pads. Those pads can get pretty heavy!” As Erin’s passion lies in people maintaining a fit and healthy lifestyle, she believes in keeping her sessions at a reasonable cost for everyone. “at a time where budgets are tight, I don’t
want people not being able to train or attend classes due to the expense. I want my sessions to be affordable for everyone, so that all can take advantage of the positive benefits of exercise”. Erin’s fitness classes are $12 per class, or she has an amazing deal where you can buy 10 sessions for $100 and get an extra class free! (That works out to just a bit over $9 per class!) So there is an option for everyone. And Erin has 3 different payment options for her Personal Training sessions. Call her today for more information. As soon as you enter Erin’s studio, there is a ‘feel-good’ vibe. She has taken the minimalist approach with her fitness equipment, but there is definitely enough gear to
get you sweating. And the theme of green throughout the studio achieves a fresh and vibrant atmosphere. Each month Erin, along with friend Keith, holds a Gonging/Pilates/Tea Ritual to enliven the senses! This 1 ½ hour session is definitely worth a try! And Erin is soon to host monthly outdoor activities, free to her clients, at various beautiful locations around the Sunshine Coast. “nothing beats being outdoors!” So if you haven’t already, drop Erin a line and arrange a time to train, join her classes or simply check out her funky new studio. You’ll be pleased you did! Erin Yarwood – 0423 905 744, Unit 2/13 Kauri St, Cooroy.
Win a year of beauty LISA Pree, Manager of Lakeridge Health and Beauty, is excited to be a part of a major Sothys promotion which is giving away $21,000 in prizes until the beginning of October. Sothys products are world renowned for intensive solutions catering for all skin concerns with over 20,000 salons in over 100 countries. Lisa has always been a great believer in the effectiveness of their products to guarantee a high cosmetic quality, in terms of tolerance, comfort and penetration. This year, instead of attending the yearly trade fair in Sydney, the cosmetic
company has decided to give straight to their clients. By purchasing a Sothys product and/or treatment in-store at Lakeridge Health and Beauty, you will receive a unique entry code to have a chance to win one of 3 major prizes valued at $3000 of a years’ worth of skincare and treatments. This includes bi-monthly facials and retail home care products, or 60 minor prizes of Sothys beauty collection valued at $200. Call the girls at Lakeridge Health and Beauty for an appointment on 5442 6239, or drop in for your products at33 Miva Street, Cooroy.
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Food allergy or food intolerance? YOU hear people all the time say they can’t eat a particular food because they are allergic. However, a true food allergy is not as common as you may think. In fact, the adverse reactions to food that are commonly thought to be allergic reactions are quite often due to food intolerances. Food allergy is when a person’s immune system produces antibodies to a food protein that
it believes is harmful. When the individual eats that food, their immune system releases chemicals, including histamine, to protect the body. Some of the most common allergic reactions include eczema, asthma, hay fever and in severe cases, anaphylactic shock. At present, total avoidance of the problem food is the only way to prevent a reaction. For a firm
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diagnosis of a food allergy, an immunologist needs to conduct a skin prick test or a blood test to detect if someone has antibodies to the common food allergens. Food intolerance also causes an adverse reaction to a food, but it does not involve the person’s immune system. Rather, the symptoms of food intolerance are triggered by chemicals in food. These symptoms can often be very similar to those of a milder food allergy such as hives, skin swellings, eczema,
bowel irritation, stomach pains, headaches, fatigue, irritability, muscular aches and pains and poor concentration. Intolerances to food chemicals can only be identified by an elimination diet and challenge procedure, usually best conducted under supervision. Naturopath, Maria Sturre at Make A Different Health & Fitness explains, “The elimination diet involves following a low-chemical eating plan for three or four weeks and then we introduce carefully se-
lected foods, one by one, to identify the chemicals that cause the symptoms. Once identified, problem food chemicals, such as food additives and artificial colours and flavours, can be avoided by checking food labels and staying away from foods that contain these chemicals.” If you react to certain foods, Make a Difference Health & Fitness can help. Give them a call on 5442 6179 or visit their website on www.madhf.com.au.
New dentures Repairs Relines Personalised Natural look All Health Funds & Veteran Affairs Phone Tony for appointment
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Benefit your health ON Wednesday 3rd July, the Seniors’ Group (Golden Eagles) at Cooroy Hinterland Christian Centre presented a range of hand knitted & crocheted Blankets to Chris Potter (pictured on left) for distribution to the foster children in the Cooloola area. There are over 140 children in the area and providing foster parents & children with gifts help bring love into their world and show them that people in the community and local churches care. Chris & her team help & support children & give value & meaning to the lives of children & teens who need lots of extra care & support.
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DETOX, De Stress, Heal & Repair with The World’s most effective Far Infrared Detox Sauna. When toxins build up in your body, circulation can be sluggish, often resulting in a loss of vitality, an increase in pain and a tendency towards sickness and weight gain. Detox Box or Far Infrared Saunas are a revolutionary step in sauna technology. Operating differently from the traditional steam (humid heat) based sauna, it converts light into heat, providing our bodies with the ability to heal and repair. The result is comfortable conductive warmth that has multiple health benefits. This type of solar carbon technology sauna, provides heat which penetrates deep into the body tissues in a way that a traditional sauna cannot. This deep tissue warmth is great for sore muscles, stiffness & joint pain, especially the kind of chronic pain that comes from arthritis. Additionally the benefits of Far Infrared Saunas are being utilised in many types of sport and illness rehabilitation and recovery. Increased benefits of an improved circu-
latory system (aside from pain relief) are an increase in cardio vascular health, improve skin tone, relaxation and weight loss. The Workout Shed in Cooroy believes in the benefits of Far Infrared technology. It’s simple, enjoyable and comfortable to use and detoxification is in fact 7-10 times greater that a regular sauna. They have units in their therapy & wellness spa, as well as convenient home hire units. Use can use the Infrared Detox Sauna on a casual basis or members of The Workout Shed have free, unlimited access. You can also access the hydro therapy treatment spa and café whilst enjoying a therapeutic visit in a beautiful day spa setting. Individual and group bookings are welcome and treatment packages and gift vouchers are available. For more information call Penny on 5442 6338. You can also visit www.theworkoutshed.com The first 10 callers receive a FREE introductory 20 minutes session*, upon mention of this article. *terms & conditions apply
Recognising the signs of Macular Degeneration
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JOIN local Orthoptist Lisa O’Connell at the free Macular Degeneration session hosted by Cooroy library on Wednesday, August 28 from 12.30pm to 2pm. Macular Degeneration (MD) is the leading cause of blindness in Australia. One in seven people over the age of 50 are affected by this medical condition which affects the ability to see fine detail, drive and read. To book or for further information visit council’s library website or call 1300 LIBRARY (1300 542 727).
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Keeping Intouch JO Connolly, Masage Therapist at Intouch Physio, studied in Sydney at the NSW Therapeutic College receiving her Diploma of Remedial Massage before moving to the UK. Whilst residing in Bath, she was involved in the opening of an International well renowned day spa “The Green Street House” where she took further study achieving a Diploma in Advanced Beauty and Day Spa. After living in the UK for 2 and half years Jo, along with her husband and son retuned to Australia where she completed her training at the International Dermal Institute in Brisbane, and started working as an Aesthetician with a local Sunshine Coast Plastic Surgery Clinic. “Whilst working in this professional practice I had the most amazing mentoring and forged amazing relation-
ships,” said Jo. In 2011 Jo and her family moved to Woombye and began working at Intouch Physio. “Working in the Hinterland in Woombye, Yandina and Cooroy provided me with a sense of community mindedness. I love working with such a dedicated and professional team.
Tim Robinson and Carlie McKenzie, our physiotherapists and Pilates Instructors Anita Risson, Anita Allman, Rene Murphy, Su Bernays, Susa WynneHoelscher and Doris Kloster provide corebody strengthening rehabilitation programs for people from all walks of life. Our Administration Team Deborah
Don’t let fog blindfold you HAVE you even been frustrated by foggy spectacle lenses? This common problem affects most spectacle wearers at some time. An unwanted and uncontrollable “blindfold” appears unexpectedly and interferes with one’s daily life. Local optometrists Jenny Currie and Heather McLeod of optometry@cooroy say that “Thanks to award winning technology there is now an immediate, efficient and durable fog-fee solution to an age-old problem. We are pleased to be able to offer Optifog as an option on all our new Essilor spectacle lenses, whatever the prescription.” “It doesn’t matter what time of year, spectacle wearers face the problem of fogging in all sorts of situations. In summer fogging occurs most often when leaving an air-conditioned environment. In winter the problems arise when having a hot drink in the morning, when cooking, opening the dishwasher, riding a motorcycle or taking part in a sports activity. Work situations where masks or goggles are worn can be particularly problematic.” Jenny adds.
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Stubenrauch, Lisa Bateman are key players who are involved with the coordination and overall operations between Woombye, Yandina, and Cooroy practices. “My involvement as a Remedial Massage Therapist allows me to work closely with the rest of the team to provide clients with the best service to
suit their individual requires. ‘’The idea of helping people feel better is what attracted me to massage therapy. I like knowing that I actually do something that improves people’s comfort and well-being and I enjoy the interaction that comes from doing this. I continue to enjoy the occupation as it offers plenty of variety, both in how the work is done and in the wide range of people who seek out massage for such different reasons. “My role sometimes works in the field of stress management and health maintenance and in the treatment of soft tissue (muscle, ligaments, tendons), injury or dysfunction. For me is all about people - teaching, nurturing , connecting, inspiring, supporting and of course talking to them.” For more information phone Intouch Physio on 5442 5666.
According to research carried out around the world, 75% of spectacle wearers would welcome an anti-fog solution for improved comfort and vision in their daily life. To find a solution to this issue, leading optical lens company Essilor conducted several years of intensive research which has resulted in an innovative technological solution to the issue of fog. Heather explains “The Optifog lens is activated with the Optifog Activator by simply adding a drop of this concentrate to each side of the Optifog lens. By gently wiping with a microfiber cloth making sure to coat the entire surface, spectacle wearers will find that their vision becomes fog-free up to one week. It is suitable for lenses that correct all types of vision problems.” For more information about Optifog lenses or any other vision issue that concerns you please contact optometry@cooroy at 62 Maple Street, Cooroy or call 5442 5555 for an appointment. www.optometryatcooroy.com.au
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Private home at Eumundi
FEATURES: private rendered brick home on 12 usable acres, solar hot water & reverse cycle a/c, two bay shed, property backs onto Maroochy river, great for horses or growing produce, billabong, bore, superbly converted shed with solar hot water, Leisurely country ambience within walking distance to Eumundi! This blissful rural retreat offers 12 usable acres perfect for the hobby farmer or for those simply wishing to escape from the hustle and bustle of it all. Rendered brick home with covered entertaining 3 bedrooms with sliding doors opening onto patio light and bright, set back from road, lovely gardens private, solar hot water & reverse cycle ac two bay shed, backs onto Maroochy river great for horses or growing produce, billabong, bore superbly converted shed with solar hot water birch timber kitchen cupboards, gas cook top Caesar stone benches, modern bathroom multi-functional space, completely separate crimsafe windows, own water supply, parking fenced, walk to Eumundi, catch train to Brisbane this is a very unique property for a multitude of reasons so an inspection is a must! Price: $680,000. Contact Kess Prior at Hinternoosa on 0404 344 399 or 5447 7000.
UNDOUBTEDLY a glorious place to live, this private home has been completely set up for many years of enjoyment to come. Extensive landscaping and pathways meander through established gardens with flowering native and exotics. The fully concreted driveway with entry lighting and slate trimmings is inviting as you approach the modern Tudor style lowset home. Immaculately presented inside and out, the home has been repainted with high grade Dulux paints, and magnificent drapes and window coverings adds a hint of elegance and comfort. The property has the added advantage of town water supply as well as rainwater tank storage. Solar power and solar
heating for the pool will dramatically reduce future power bills, and ensure a longer swimming season. Offering four bedrooms, three of which have walk-in wardrobes, and the fourth a built-in, plus an ensuite attached to the large master bedroom featuring a bay window. A separate formal lounge is situated near a formal dining area, and the combined living and kitchen section. Great views over the gardens and lawns can be enjoyed from the bay window in the wraparound kitchen. Family gatherings are a breeze under the large undercover entertaining area, with built-in Tasmanian Oak seating and BBQ. Outdoor fun couldn’t be better with tropical pool and private sur-
rounds, easy access pathways are level and surround the home. Looking over Mt Cooran, from the backyard there is a 2 bay colourbond shed, a perfect man cave or workshop. A second potting shed, and a tool shed are handy for storage. An incredible amount of hard yakka in the design and creation of the botanical style garden has reaped rewards for the owners and maintenance is now as easy as hopping on the ride-on. How about fresh home produce from the established home orchard? Mangoes, citrus, and local varieties will keep the fruit bowl full. A small seasonal creek at the back of the property is a nice touch, and the walking back to the home, you will enjoy exploring a magical forest under the canopy of flowering natives. Cooran is a lovely country town with friendly community and is perfectly located for easy access to Bruce Highway. This home is within easy walking distance of post office/ general store, sportsclub, and train station. Price: $529,000. Call Paul Bielby at Countryside on 0437346256 or visit the open home on Sat 27th of July at 11.00-11.45 am.
Four bedroom family home in Cooroy STEP inside, kick your feet up and relax as there is nothing left to do, immaculate is the only word to describe this property. Presenting as new, the residence is Grandview Homes built, showcasing quality throughout and spacious living at its best. Nestled in a quiet estate amongst desirable homes, the vibrant hub of Cooroy Township is close by, with Noosa just 15 minutes away. Open plan living with a large entertainers kitchen will make cooking a treat, 9ft ceilings gives you the sense of space along with the 4 bedrooms, master with ensuite, A/C and walk in robes. Fully established
gardens with easy to maintain lawn will leave you plenty of time to enjoy your surrounds on your back patio. Loaded with extras such as tinted windows, security screens, solar hot water and a 1.5kw solar electricity system, your power bills will be looking oh so nice. A home of true style and elegance, but incredibly practical and low maintenance with all the comforts expected from such a quality residence. Inspect today to realise the dream of living in such a desirable location. Price: $469,000. Phone Peter Livesey at Hang Loosa Property on 0438 724 424.
Specialising in Domestic, Commercial, Industrial, New work & Repairs
Roofs, Roller Doors & Hi Pressure Cleaning! For a Quality Finish Call Mark
mob: 0403 264 048 fax: 5442 6093 email: evanspainting@live.com.au BSA 727850
HUGE RANGE 1 DAY OVER THE WEEKEND Pickup Friday PM Return Monday AM MENTION THIS AD FOR 10% DISCOUNT ON FIRST HIRE 2 Johnson Crt, Cooroy off Jarrah St Call Cameron 5447 7722 Want to know more about Master Hire? www.masterhire.com.au
Timber Deck Lovers Put life back into your old deck Install or extend existing Annual maintenance program Local Business - Cooroy/Noosa areas only (we focus on our local community)
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Classifieds Church Notices
COOROY RAG For Sale
Cooroy Community Baptist Church
COOROY MARKET
Jesus the hope of the world CWA Hall
Held at RSL Memorial Hall
Maple Street Cooroy
2002 ST. Turbo Diesel Nissan Patrol Wagon
Worship Service 10am Sundays
Great condition. Auto. 167,000ks. 7 seats, 4 new tyres, tow ball, extras. Never been on beach. Drives well. Safety Certificate - $19,990ono.
Ever ybody Welcome Everybody Enquiries: 5485 0265 - 5447 9355
Phone 0422 910 314
For Rent UNIT FOR RENT - 1 BEDROOM
Uniting Church in Australia Cooroy/Pomona
SUNDAY SERVICES 8.00am - Cooroy - 51 Maple St 9.30am - Pomona - 27 Factory St
PH: 5447 6152 The Church of United Spiritualism of Australia Clairvoyance - Guest Speakers - Healing Meditations Masonic Lodge, 9 Station Street, Pomona Holds services 1st and 3rd Sundays at 10.00am QCWA Hall Maple Street, Cooroy All Welcome
FURN OR UNFURN. BATHROOM & LAUNDRY COMBINED. SWIMMING POOL. CARPORT
OVER 50’S COMPLEX TEWANTIN $245 PER WEEK PH. 0427169301
Wanted to Rent House - LUG - Fenced Approx $350 per week Excellent References 6 years Bank Rent reciepts Phone 0435 771 278
Church Notices
Rev Kathy McVann - 0414 972632 Rev Trish Palmer - 0432 954 346
Pomona - Rectory St - Sunday 7.30am Cooroy - Tewantin Road - Sunday 9.30am Kin Kin - Main St - 10.00am (1st Sunday of the Month) For more info call Rev Jillian Moses 5485 1218
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PH. 54477191 0416 162 245
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9.30am Family Service Every Sunday Contemporary worship & teaching Incredibles Children’s Program from toddlers to primary school age Refreshments after the service - People of all ages welcome HEALING MEETINGS - 1st SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH
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New Dyno for Chapmans Auto Repairs THE experienced staff at Chapmans Auto Repairs has been caring for their customers vehicles for the past 16 years. They are able to perform all servicing including log book servicing which keeps your new vehicle warranty valid. Other services offered include wheel alignments, tyres, turbo fitting all auto electrical needs including air conditioning. With 2 experienced auto electricians on staff there is nothing they won’t tackle. They are also able to read fault codes with the latest electronic vehicle scanning equipment. With such a great experience in 4WD it makes sense to get your vehicle checked and serviced here. To be able to keep up with the latest technology in motor vehicles, Chapmans Auto Repairs have just installed the latest 4WD Dyno Dynamics dyno. Owner Rob Chapman said he is excited about the new dyno as he will now be able to tune constant 4WD vehicles as well as all other types of vehicles. He has had great results with ‘chipping” diesel engines to obtain better performance and economy especially for towing. The experienced auto electricians are able to wire in after market computers for performance tunes in all types of vehicles. Rob can also perform flash tunes on standard computers in Ford, Holden, Subaru and Mitsubishi vehicles. It makes sense to come in and chat to the friendly staff to make a booking, get a quote or just make an enquiry, because they not only care about your car, they care about you. Phone Chapmans Auto Repairs on 5472 0983.
• 8 Tonne Crane • 10m3 Tipper (with Drop Sides) • Loading Ramps (10 Tonne) • Flat Top 6.5 Metre Long • Hydraulic Log Grab (Hydraulic Rotation)
Phone Bill
5472 0186 - 0427 324 976 A.B.N. 16143 000 828
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Clayton Chapman and Adam McGuire in the Triton at the Australian Offroad Racing Championship in Alice Springs ROB Chapman and son Clayton have used their skills to assist in building a new Extreme 4WD vehicle to compete in the Australian Offroad Racing Championship. Clayton drives the new Mitsubishi Triton with Adam McGuire who has been navigating with Clayton for the past 6 years. In that time they have been National Champions in Production 4WD for 2 years running. They are now putting their skills to the test in a much more competitive vehicle. Clayton and Adam competed in round 2 of the Australian Offroad Racing championship held at Alice Springs competing in the Finke Desert Race in June. They ran a great prologue time coming first in class and 16th outright in a field of 98 competitors. After a few changes to iron out teething problems the Chapmans Offroad Racing team will be heading to Baroota SA to compete in the third round of the AORC in 27/28 July.
DON’T BE LEFT OUT IN THE COLD THIS WINTER!
• New Work • Repaints • Texture Finishes • Small or Large Jobs FREE QUOTES SERVICING ALL AREAS SUNSHINE COAST & GYMPIE
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Trades & Services AIR CONDITIONING
CARPET CARE
Stevens
CARPET
5440 5431 0419 555 366
• Free Design & Quote • Split & Ducted System Installs • Breakdown & Service Specialists • 18 Years’ Experience • All Work Guaranteed • All Rubbish Removed
CLEANING Cooroy
• Domestic • Commercial • Industrial • Car Interiors • Upholstery • Fabric Protection
Rod Stevens
0409 954 228 CAR PARTS
AUTO ELECTRICIAN
ELECTRICAL
HOME RENOVATIONS
Bruce Forsyth
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS CN 70343
• Overhead & Underground Power • Pump Repairs • Phone Installations • Domestic & Commercial
0408 713 261 Unit 1/25 Garnet St, Cooroy
EXHAUST
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SPECIAL ON BATHROOM RENOVATIONS - FROM $6,900
ROB: 0407 318 285 JEFF: 0401 385 320 Sales@jandrhomes.com.au
www.jandrhomes.com.au LANDSCAPING
STEPHEN COOK AUTO ELECTRICS • Auto Airconditioning Service • EFI Diagnostics & Repairs • Breakdown Service • Batteries, Starters, Alternators • Automotive, Industrial & Agricultural
• Landscape Design & Construction • Retaining Walls • Drainage Solutions • Original Ideas & Professional Service • Structural Landscaper’s Licence 893465
Elona Bosboom
15B Factory Street, POMONA
PH: 5485 2524
BACKHOE & BOBCATS
Mobile: 0412 909 112 ALL AREAS
Mobile: 0416 241 261 COMPUTER SOLUTIONS
FARRIER
LANDSCAPING
All aspects of landscaping & gardening with a CREATIVE, ORGANIC approach
CUSTOM BUILT PC’S FOR HOME, OFFICE AND GAMING Maintenance – Virus Removal Printers - Parts - Upgrades – Networks – Installations
16 Years Experience
0411 312 284 - 5485 0525
• Rockbreaker • Rockgrab • Post-hole Augers • Trencher • Rippers • Levelling Bar
98 Maple Street, Cooroy Qld 4563 Ph (07) 5329 0059 • Mobile 0438 196 113 www.craine.com.au email : russell@craine.com.au
BACKHOE & BOBCATS
CONCRETING
FENCING
PORTERS
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• TRACK BOBCAT • 4T EXCAVATOR • 10m TIPPER • 3T VIBRATING ROLLER
CONCRETING CAT BOBCAT TRENCHER BORER
SERVICES
20 Years Experience
Servicing all Local Areas • Driveways • Shed Slabs • Tennis Courts • Exposed Aggregate Specialists
Phone Andrew
Sean Morrow www.oneearthlandscaping.com.au QBSA Lic no. 1119365
We do the lot!
• Paling • Pool • Glass • Retaining Walls • Colorbond • Dog Fence • Tennis Court Specialist
MOWING & GARDENING
GARDENING
SPECIALISED MOWING • Catcher mowing for large or small properties • Ride on mowing • Garden maintenance & clean ups FREE NO • Hedging • Spraying & weeding OBLIGATION • Whipper snipping • Edging QUOTES • Rubbish removal and more… • Pensioner Discount Available
PAT - 0438 113 313 SHAUNA - 0407 112 871
5447 0345 0409 212 142
Phone Rodger 0421 769 721 - 5473 5227 BSA No: 1110445
0408 915 527
QBSA 605970
BUILDERS
CURTAINS & BLINDS
HANDYMAN
PAINTING
13 TONNE EXCAVATOR QUICK HITCH TILT BUCKET
• • • • • •
Licensed Builder New Homes Units • Renovations Extensions Maintenance Insurance Work
Graham Williams 0418 710 222
Cooroy Handyman Service Servicing Noosa Hinterland
Cooroy
Curtains & Soft Furnishings Maker of Curtains, Cushions & Roman Blinds Kathryn Leitch
PH: 5449 1288 - FAX: 5449 1818 grahamjwilliams@hotmail.com BSA Licence No 742441 - Member QMBA
BUILDERS
Fully Insured and ABN registered
5442 5723 0407 131 649 ELECTRICAL
Cooroy Eumundi Electrical Services Richard Oxborough
0419 653 132 Ph 5447 7251 Fax 5447 6134 Ceiling fans/Safety Switches Lic No. 60015
• Carpentry • Concreting • Tiling • Termite Repairs • Plastering • Cubbyhouses • Patch & Paint Walls • Roofing & Guttering • Patios & Decks • Fencing & Retaining Walls • Mobile Welding • Doors & Locks QBSA Licensed • 20 years experience • No job too small • We love Referrals
Tristan Rankine
Licensed Carpenter & Joiner QBSA 744858
0427 764 038 cooroyhs@gmail.com HANDYMAN
Clayton J Francis QBSA LIC NO 531482
MEMBER MASTER PAINTERS AUSTRALIA PO Box 17, Cooroy Qld 4563
Telephone 5447 7383 Mobile 0418 715 114 Email:francps@bigpond.net.au
PEST CONTROL
Handyman jobs done by a HandyWoman From curtain rails to computers, Irrigation to Ipad tuition. No job too small
Sasha 5313 7796 (Cooroy)
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ALL TYPES OF PHONE POINTS
• Bedroom • Garage • Computer Points • Fax • Repairs
RUBBISH REMOVAL
SWIFT SKIPS
STAINED GLASS
The Stainglass Sun Est: 1985
1 Jarrah St. Cooroy
LEADLIGHT WINDOWS & LAMPS COMMISSIONS & REPAIRS Kiln Fired Glassware available to buy by appointment
PHONE PAUL 0403 219 606
Phone: 5442 5844 Mobile: 0417 786 776
5447 6877 - 0407 768 516
PLUMBING
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TELEVISION/ANTENNA
Cooroy Plumbing Services
COOROORA SCREENS & BLINDS
Call 5442 6788
QBSA 0500098
After hours & weekends 0418 711 438 QBSA No: 50098
17 Factory Street Pomona Manufacturers of Stainless Steel Security Screens & Doors
• AWNINGS • VENETIANS • ROLLER BLINDS • ROMAN BLINDS • PANEL GLIDES
FREE QUOTES QBSA Lic No 704038
5485 1287
PLUMBING
SEPTIC TANK
Cooroy-Tewantin
SUTTON’S CLEANING SERVICE
Treatment Plant Services
POMONA TILT & CRANE TRUCK HIRE
• 2 mtr, • 4 mtr, • 6 mtr. Locally owned and operated
RELIABILITY is our TRADEMARK All Plumbing, Drainage & Gas Fitting For a fast, friendly & efficient service
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Paul Best Digital
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Installations • TV Antennas • Tuning and set up • TV• Recorders • HiFi
Cars Machinery Containers Stan Kidd
5485 1613 0419 780 747 TRUCK HIRE
S S C TILT TRAY
SunShine Coast & Interstate
FROM CARS TO CONTAINERS & ANYTHING IN BETWEEN Container Sales & Hire OWNER OPERATOR STEF
Prompt Service PH: 0413 699 572
0414 840 298
TELEVISION/ANTENNA
TYRE & MECHANICAL
Locally Owned & Operated - 30 years Experience
•Treatment Plant Servicing • Plumbing & Drainage • Backflow Prevention Perry Gould 0408 871 002 BSA 1092904
Adrian Black 0438 588 289 BSA 1053652
Septic Tanks, Grease Traps, Oil Arrestors, Liquid Waste
PH: 5447 6477
www.suttonscleaning.com.au
0418 713 244
PUMPS
SLASHING
TREE SURGEON
WATER DELIVERIES
COOROY PUMPS
Slashing
Acer Tree Services
Bonnell Bros.
SALES & SERVICE
ALL PUMP REPAIRS AGENTS FOR • DAB • ONGA Unit 1/25 Garnet St, Cooroy Call Bruce
0408 713 261 REMOVALS
Steve Pont
• Large & Small acreages • Experienced Owner/Operator
For your next Slashing job SERVICING ALL AREAS call Slasher Steve
0408 915 124 SLASHING
COMBINED COASTAL
REMOVALS SERVANTS TO THE SUNSHINE COAST • MINI & WAREHOUSE STORAGE • LOCAL & INTERSTATE & PACKING • FREE QUOTES
OWEN 5447 6916 FAX 5447 7645 RESURFACING
• Spraying • Ripping • Mulching • General Tractor Work • 25 Years Experience
Certified Arb, since 1992.
Phone Owen Meekins dip ARB/HORT,LLB
Mob: 0409 278 659 Carrying out all aspects of Tree Surgery & Arboriculture: •Crown Reductions * Thinning * Lifting * Shaping * General Pruning * Felling & Removal * Tree Selection * Consultation & General Advice •
TREE SURGEON
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★ Water Deliveries ★ Sand & Gravel, etc ★ Tip Truck, Grader & Low Loader Hire
Ph: 5447 6229 WATER DELIVERIES
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Brett Gowen 5485 5021 • 0412 624 351
SMASH REPAIR
0422 868 911, 5441 5997
Helping trees live with people
Ph/Fax: 5442 8122 Enquiries Phone Paul 0409 470 399
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WATER TREATMENT
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• Engraving & Laser Engraving • Sports Awards/Trophies • Customised Stamps • Name Badges/ID Cards • Promtional Items Cnr Johnson Court & Jarrah Street Cooroy Q 4563 Fax: 5442 5982 csr@spiderweb.com.au
PHONE: 5449 8887
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• Timber Slabs for sale • Handmade wooden artifacts for sale • Carving & Turning • Classes for Members • Memberships Now Available • Donations of Timber gratefully accepted • Sawdust & Shavings available Open Mon-Sat 9.00am-12 noon Contact Jim Pound 5442 6995 for Purchases & Donations of Timber
NINE gymnasts from the Cooroy Gymnastics Club qualified and competed in the 2013 Queensland State Gymnastics Championships at the Chandler Sports Centre in Brisbane. The championships is the main event for competitive gymnasts throughout Queensland, with over 700 competitors from 45 clubs representing all eight regions taking part. The team of nine consisted of seven girls; Sarah Toffoli, Chakera Thompson, Shae Miller, Tahlia Duke, Lily Hooper, Hannah Parlane, Nikita Cabrera, and two boys, Jonah Harrison and Finlay Jones. The girls competed in over all four apparatus in levels 4 and 5 spread over the three days of
competition. For most of the girls this was their first time compet-
ing at this level which is a fantastic achievement. Whilst no medals
were won, there were many personal bests an highlights for all
gymnasts over the competition. Both boys competed all six apparatus at level 5 at this years championships and finished inside the top 10 in the state for their devisions. ( Results:Level 5 Under ( Finlay Jones: 2nd Vault, 4th Rings and 7th OverallLevel 5 Over ( Jonah Harrison: 1st Rings, 2nd Pommel and 4th OverallThe Cooroy gymnastics club now boast over 370 members, offering classes from kindergym, gymfun and recreational team classes (including trampoline), development teams, through to our senior competitive quads. For more information on classes contact the club on 5442 5800 or via our website at www.cooroy gymnasticsclub.com.au
Noosa Dolphins Junior Rugby Union NOOSA Dolphins Junior Rugby Union are proud to announce that 33 of our junior players have been selected in Sunshine Coast Stingrays extended squads
and have the opportunity to represent the Sunshine Coast in their respective age groups in the upcoming QJRU State Championships. The extended Jnr
Stingray squads have been announced for a series of selection trials over the next few weeks, with the final squads to be announced on 5 August. The Junior Stingray teams will compete as this years QJRU State Championships at Albany Creek from Monday 23 September to Wednesday 25 September, with the Sunshine Coast players in all age groups (U13 to U17) eligible for selection in the Jnr Qld Country teams to play City at Ballymore on Friday 27 September. The main selection trials for all teams this year will be held on Wednesday 10 July verses Nudgee at Caloundra, followed by games on Saturday 13 July at Stockland, with the U13 & U14 playing Possibles v Probables, the U15 Sunshine Coast
Schoolboys playing a Jnr Stingray Invitation XV, and the U16s & U17s playing Churchie. The U16s & U17s will also play Sydney Grammar next Tuesday morning (25/6) at Caloundra, and the U16s will back up on Sunday 14 July for a game against The Southport School. Saturday 13 July is set to be a huge day for Sunshine Coast Rugby. Following the Jnr Stingray trials at Stockland, including games against Churchies’ U16A & 1st XV, the Stingray Premier Colts and Premier Opens will play their annual Heritage Round against Gold Coast in specially designed jerseys. All Jnr Stingray players will receive free entry into Stockland Stadium for the day. Training for squads commenced on
Sunday June 23rd and 30th. The Noosa Dolphins would like to congratulate the following players and wish them well in the upcoming trials: U13 - John Gelling, Adam Jurisevic, Kai Marshall, Alex Moses, Sameet Raju, Jesse Russell, Patrick Sobey; U14 - Jess Birkhoff, Aidan HardingBradburn, Oscar Rogers, Jake Staveley; U15 - Zach Allen, Ben Ashman, Patrick Gelling, Luke Giacca, Dylan; Hein, David Hoffman, Borore Howton, Brock Redwood, Ben Rogers; U16 - Jarrod Greentree, Zac Howson, Brad Morgan, Chris Morgan, Andrew Ramsden; U17 Reece Carroll, James Grigson, Mac Kippen, Sam Murray, Will Rogers, Duncan Strauss, Aiden Troxell, Jasper Webb.
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ON Saturday the 6th July the Pomona/Cooran Rugby League Football Club held a fundraising day for Belinda Fraser. Her partner Darren Lange is a former player of the Cutters and the players wanted to help the family in their time of need with Belinda having to travel to Brisbane for cancer treatments. The day was a wear pink day and the players wore pink jerseys to show their support. A raffle and donations raised $2000 for the family. Also the club president Jason Greentree shaved his beard that he has had for 21 years for the cause. Belinda and Darren were presented with their own pink jerseys and were very thankful to the Pomona/Cooran “Cutters”.
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Wombats’ supporters unite at Cooroora United! COOROORA United fans were treated to two games recently. They were joined by long time supporters of the club. President Steve Standish expressed his appreciation and thanked everyone for their invaluable support during 2013 as the teams dig in for the run towards the finals.
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