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March 25, 2015 IN THIS ISSUE
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A Grade WHAT a weekend of local cricket! Congratulations to the Under 12A Grand Final winners. Tewantin Noosa won the toss and the Cooroy Eumundi Cougars were sent into bat, resulting in the score:- all out for 73runs in 18 overs. Top scorer was Jackson Beaumont with 23 runs. The cougars fielded well and successfully defended their score by bowling Tewantin Noosa out for 61 runs. The wickets were shared around with Martin Kelly, Jack Ritchie, Jackson Beaumont and Jacob Weinberg all taking 2 wickets each. It was a great team effort with every fielder contributing to a much deserved Grand Final win. Congratulations to Coach Mike Long and the Under 12A Cougars!!! Cooroy Eumundi A Grade are through to the grand Final after an amazing effort with the bat defeating red hot favourites and minor premiers Palmwoods on their home ground. Palmwoods batted first and posted a score of all
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Under 12A Grand Final Winners: Troy Evans, Ryan Christensen, Martin Kelly, Brayden Forrest, Oscar Long (Captain), Jack Ritchie, Henry Long, Jackson Beaumont, Riley Hobbs, Jacob Weinberg, Josh Whisker, Asher Bolge, Will Burley out for 104. They were soundly defeated by the Cougars who responded with a scour of 357 runs. The outstanding partnership between Phil Giblett, who scored his maiden century for the club, and 15 year old Harvey Hope who batted for over
three hours to together put 114 runs on the board, gave the crowd something to remember. Phil (the machine) also took 4 wickets for 8 runs off 8 overs! The B Grade side has an early mark into the Grand final with Landsborough
conceding defeat on Saturday afternoon after Cooroy-Eumundi posted 267 runs to Landsborough’s 63 runs foregoing a full day of cricket on Sunday. Top batsmen for the day: Ash Woods with 103 Not out and Darcy Crawford
Phil Giblett scored his maiden century Rickards 51 Not out. Jason Hall, Ashley Woods and Kaleb Hamilton took 3 wickets each. Unfortunately C Grade lost their semi to bow out of the race.
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COOROY RAG The confusing crystal ball reigns supreme Prediction is extremely difficult, especially for the future, it is said, Yet our pollies have produced a prediction, for the 40 years ahead, It’s really quite amazing, their vision usually, only goes to the next elections Yet they believe they can forecast the lives of the next two generations. Society is filled with drugs, and booze, ugly domestic violence, Yet no politician seems to regard those things, as urgent political requirements. The important news in the headlines was not the Middle East Campaign, But some over-paid star footballer, who has been linked with illegal cocaine. There’s so much wrong in the world today, our legislation is totally confusing, Let’s work on fixing today’s social problems, not the future’s unknown bemusing. No one seems to be governing, Parliament is filled with childish screaming brats, Yelling at each other, like brawling Kilkenny cats. If we have another war, our politicians will be busy, Asking the enemy to delay things, as our navy’s in a tizzy. “Please wait until our subs are ready, we’ll be as quick as we can, There are only five to be finished, but they have to come down from Japan”. But we must not be too critical, the Intergenerational Report is here, To brighten up the future, and bring the nation good cheer, In 40 years we may celebrate the finish of the Bruce Highway Even perhaps our very own Brisbane to Noosa Railway, And Sydney may see its new Airport and its first runway, Just in time to land the pigs, who’ve been flying around for many a day. Jim Dunstan
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Trivia night LEN Clark is holding a Trivia Night to raise funds for the Great Endeavour Rally on Saturday, April 18th at the Cooroy RSL, 6pm. Nominate your team of 4 or more (max 6) or just yourself to win cash for your chosen charity or yourself. Great fun and great prizes! Raffles to be won. Cost is $20 per person which includes a delicious meal. To book contact the Club on 5447 6131 or Len on 5447 6058.
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CIRCLE your calendars folks! In what is certainly the biggest signing for the Cooroy Fusion Festival
for 2015, Cooroy’s own singer, songwriter and multitalented instrumentalist, Isaac McGovern has
announced he will grace the stage on Saturday, 9 May. Shooting to stardom in last year’s hit
television series, The Voice, Isaac will be the headline act at this year’s festival, performing with his three piece band on stage in the entertainment tent proudly sponsored by the Cooroy Community Bank branch of Bendigo Bank. Isaac will also be conducting a song writing workshop in the Butter Factory Arts Centre as part of the festival. There is a good chance he will have a story or two to share about his experiences on The Voice and maybe even of his coach, Joel Madden. You simply can’t get any more local than
Isaac - a young man who is proud to still call the hinterland his home and is very much looking forward to performing in front of his hometown crowd. His performance will also be a way of thanking the many hundreds of locals who voted to keep him on The Voice during the last series. It will also be your chance to be entertained by one of Australia’s emerging talents. To find out more information about Cooroy Fusion Festival and all that is on offer in 2015, simply go to cooroyfusion festival.com.au.
Denim jeans can take you from the country to the coast THE annual Cooroy Denim Sale is on again and won’t disappoint the avid bargain hunter. The Lifeline Shop in Cooroy is hosting the event from March 26 to 28 for three days of fantastic bargains on a huge range of denim and country clothing. The Cooroy Denim Sale has something for everyone with products ranging from Akubra hats to boots and the Hall of Denim Heaven with tonnes of popular brands, including Levi’s, Lee, R.M. Williams, Roxy and Thomas Cook. Lifeline will swing open the doors to the massive event at the C.W.A. Hall on Maple Street from 8:30am to 5:00pm Thursday and Friday and 8:30am until 2:00pm on the Saturday.
“The quality of the denim is so good, we are always blown away that people are willing to come from miles away to get some great bargains” said Deborah Daybell, Shop Supervisor at Lifeline Cooroy.” All jeans are at super affordable prices and there will be more than just jeans and denim gear on offer, the sale will also have a healthy abundance of boots, belts, shorts, skirts and leather goods for men, women, boys, girls and even the little ones. Lifeline Shops and clothing sales exist from the generosity of the local community– when you donate your good quality unwanted items to Lifeline they are sold to help raise vital funds for the 24-
hour Lifeline Crisis Support Line 13 11 14. “Shopping at Lifeline sale events and at Lifeline Shops, you can truly feel as if you have taken an active step to help save lives,” commented Debbie. Recycled or second-hand clothing is an excellent option when looking to update your wardrobe. “When you buy secondhand you stand out from the rest of the crowd. The denim sale is the place to be to get heavily discounted, top quality denim attire, said Debbie. For more information on the sale contact Debbie at Lifeline Cooroy on 5442 6464 or drop into Lifeline Cooroy and ask the helpful team for details.
It’s a bloody good idea to donate YEAR 11 student leaders Karree Lindenmayer, Andy Parsons, Ruby Tucker and Courtney Robinson represented Noosa District State High School at an information session run by Club Red on blood donation and awareness raising with many other student leaders from Sunshine Coast schools at Maroochydore recently. The students learnt about the history of
the Red Cross, and were surprised by the fact that the red cross symbol’s universal meaning is “don’t shoot” and areas in war-torn countries are assigned the symbol as safe refuges. Karree, Andy, Ruby and Courtney are keen to get behind promoting blood donation and raising awareness of its importance at Noosa District State High School through a variety of ventures and projects they will
discuss and ‘flesh out’ at the next Student Council meeting. The student leaders will also promote blood donation at year level and full school parades. The blood bank van will be at NDSHS later in the year, and Year 11 and 12 students will have the opportunity to give blood and potentially save the lives of three other people.
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THE end of last year saw good progress for our rural communities, and to find out what is in store this year we caught up with Cr Sandy Bolton for an update. “2014 was certainly busy, and the year produced a number of outcomes that residents may not be aware of, so here is a brief glimpse! Council has submitted a number of planning amendments relating to rural endeavours such as farm gate stalls and visitor accommodation that are now with the State Government, and can be viewed on the Council website. The Cooroy RV stop is going through its MCU process, and there is now day parking for RV’S in the front of the Library. The Noosa Agribusiness Network (NAN) was formed and with 2 sessions out of the way there has been some good outcomes including a united voice to lobby regarding rural concerns. The Country Noosa forum with Dick and Rod have been going from strength to strength hosting field days, providing online information and assistance, and increasing their membership daily. The 2014 Regional Food Conference in NSW focused on environmentally friendly and sustainable industries for country communities, and Sandy attended with Noosa Council Economic Development officer Carolyn Bullen. She reported that topics included regenerative farming, eco tourism, education and health industries “buy local /love food/waste less” initiatives and opportunities for job creation in emerging sectors. “The main challenges presented at this conference was legislation and consumer purchase choices. The Australian Fair Food Alliance are
actively lobbying to bring some common sense into this “red tape”, however the role that consumers play in determining farming practices and the sustainability of local producers can only be made possible by residents themselves, and is an Australia wide issue.” On the event front, The Country Noosa Forum hosted a free workshop in Holistic Mixed Farming on 29th January at the Cooroy CWA as a primer for the Joel Salatin Workshop that was held Feb 28. Joel is known as the “most famous family farmer” on the planet, and over 230 people came away with the secrets to successful polyface farming. “This was a fabulous and inspirational event for many reasons. Regenerative farming methods open a new door for both Noosa and Australian farmers to work hand in hand with the environment, creating a wide range of partnerships and opportunities, create local jobs and food security.” It won’t be long until 2016, where Noosa Council will commence the drafting of a new planning scheme. What does this mean to our residents? “The planning scheme underpins the decision making process, and is endorsed by residents. It basically “maps” what land can be used for what purposes through zoning, and from there sets the parameters for the activities that occur, from building a house to farming lettuce. It is really important that everyone get involved in this, as it sets the framework for the next decade in our communities” To assist residents in their decision making during consultation phases, Council staff are currently putting together an informative “roadshow” to answer those questions that you always wanted to ask
about the what, where and how of Council operations. Dates to be advised, however in the meantime if you would like to look at the current Noosa Plan, go to http:// www.noosa.qld.gov.au/ view-the-noosa-plan Council is also currently drafting its 5 year capital works program as well as
IT appears, rightly so, that when a vehicle does the ‘wrong thing’ by a cyclist on our roads, it becomes very public. Therefore I wish to share with you and your readers a recent event that took place with cyclists doing the ‘wrong thing”. This is just one of many times this has happened to myself and many others who frequent this piece of road. This time I was fortunate (or unfortunate?) to have passengers in the vehicle with me who were able to record the event, most other times I travel alone along here. To those road cyclists who choose to ride along Louis Bazo road between 6 mile creek and Boreen point. (and I am sure many other places). As this road is narrow and has many blind corners, with most of the road having double white lines along it, clearly indicating it is not a safe place and illegal to overtake another vehicle on. Why is it that you chose to ride 2 abreast therefore making overtaking at any stage difficult and dangerous, as by law we as a motorist are required to give 1.5m clearance to make overtaking a cyclist safe, and that I think is fair enough, and I am more than happy to comply. After encountering such an issue this morning on my way into Noosa, I was forced to sit behind about 10 -12 cyclists for about 3 or 4 kms due to oncoming traffic or insufficient vision or space to overtake safely. I had left myself plenty of time to get to my destination, so there was no urgency to take any unnecessary risks, (not that, that is the preferred option EVER!) So whilst following the cyclists, they became irate with being followed for such a length time, at no stage did they try to go single file to make overtaking at all possible. So when there did become an option to overtake cyclists going 2 abreast, they decided they would ride 3 and 4 abreast across the whole of the road, there for making it even more difficult for me to overtake ... Really?
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Do they not consider the option that I may just have a go anyway and if I do happen to have the misfortune of hitting another oncoming vehicle that they will most certainly be cleaned up in the carnage as well. Is it really that difficult for them for a short space of time to ride single file so cars may overtake safely for both the car and the cyclist, particularly on certain roads. If anyone has the answer please share with me, as it seems that staying behind them seems to upset them, and overtaking close to them to avoid hitting oncoming traffic upsets them ... I am really getting tired of being abused when trying to do the right thing. What is great, is when the cyclists and the drivers of the vehicles both show a bit of consideration and common sense ... it works brilliantly. Kelley Jennings, Pomona
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COOROY RAG AVOID the stress of driving around looking for a car park this Easter - catch a free bus instead. Noosa Council has once again joined with TransLink to provide free Noosa bus services over the busy Easter period. Hop on board and enjoy Noosa’s beaches, attractions, shopping and dining without the
hassle of finding a car park. From Friday 3 April to Sunday 12 April all local Noosa Sunbus services are free to all residents and visitors (with the exception of Routes 620, 622, 630 & 631). The free holiday buses are designed to reduce traffic congestion in the Noosa region and to encourage people to give public transport a go.
Free services include: Regular services: - Route 626 - Sunrise Beach to Tewantin - Route 627 - Sunshine Beach to Tewantin - Route 628 - Noosa Junction to Noosa Parklands - Route 629 - Noosa Junction to Tewantin - Route 632 - Cooran to Noosa Junction Additional temporary service:
Route 064 - between Peregian Beach and Noosa Heads For residents living between Peregian and Noosa, instead of catching Route 620, the temporary service, Route 064 (operated by Sunbus) is for you. The Boreen Point Flexilink service and Noosa Council Cabs services will also be free from 3 to 12 April
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The Cooroy Rag staff and community would like to offer our condolences to family and friends of Julieanne Dunkinson on her sad and sudden passing.
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news Budgeting for a nest egg Geoff Edwards, Branch Manager, Bendigo Community Bank, Cooroy WHAT a wonderful time of year Easter is – I hope you have plans to celebrate and relax with family and friends. Now that Easter is upon us again, how many of us are thinking about a different type of egg - the nest egg? We all strive to save our hard earned money, which is getting more and more difficult with life’s ever increasing expenses. There will be many key times in our lives that will make us think about our budget. Like starting a new job, getting married, buying a home, saving for a holiday and many more. Any time is a great time to think about your budget and planning to grow that little nest egg. Many of us struggle with budgets; they’re too hard, too complicated and too restrictive. A budget is a great tool to use to help start a savings plan and take more control of your money. This will also show you if you are living within your means and not spending more than you earn! Most banks will offer help with budgets, whether it’s an online
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once you have allowed for all of your expenses to be paid. This can then be used to save regularly. Your bank can help you choose an account that’s right for you to save your extra money. Depending upon your situation, this may be in an offset account if you have a home loan or in a special savings account that will pay more interest. Remember to allow yourself some flexibility within your budget and be realistic. It’s no use having a great budget on paper if in reality it can’t work. If you would like to discuss your budget or a savings account, please contact me on 5447 7131 or on email at geoff.edwards @bendigoadelaide.com.au.
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COOROY Computers has new owners, William and Caroline Bell. They are so excited to have reopened the doors on Monday 9th March. They
know the importance of this business to the hinterland area and are ready to help out. Although they are fairly new to Cooroy, only
having lived here for 3 years, they have always lived on the Sunshine Coast. Caroline has a strong retail background having
worked at Sam’s Warehouse Noosaville for nearly 8 years when the company ceased trading. She has a great understanding of finances and customer service. William has 9 years of IT experience having started working in the industry while he was still at school. He has always tinkered with computers and loves a challenge when a PC does something very out of the ordinary. In his 9 years he has learnt how to fix all manner of software problems like viruses and emails but can also confidently repair broken down towers, cracked laptops and even Apple computers! This year is his first time owning his own workshop however in the past he has always run the workshop he has
worked in, most recently in the Noosa area. He is a gamer at heart and understands the needs and wants of the current generation when it comes to performance and graphics. On the other hand, he also understands the needs of the older generation when it comes to ease and simplicity. William and Caroline look forward to meeting new people and are happy to answer any questions you may have, so feel free to drop down and say hi, give them a call or send them an email. Phone: (07) 5442 5522 Email: william@ cooroycomputers. com.au Visit: Shop 10&11, 1 Diamond Street, Cooroy (above Subway)
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Tony Wellington at Noosa Botanic Gardens Friends presentation ‘TAKE one part Devonshire tea under the having spent a minimum circumstance, one part spreading Poinciana of 10,000 hours determined practice and trees at the Noosa practicing”, Tony stated. stir in your natural Botanic Gardens, Tony “However the issue may affinities with a drop or Wellington kept be more complex than three of good marketing.’ everyone absorbed in his that.” “Are we That may be the recipe talk titled “Expressions: genetically wired to be for success in the canvas, film, paper”. better at some tasks and creative arts, according Throughout the less good at others?” he to the author/artist/ presentation, Tony asked. “Our photographer/film-maker explored the nature of environment, particularly and local politician Tony creativity, the in the formative years, Wellington when prerequisites for success, certainly influences our speaking at Tuesday’s and the broader role of choice of work and to Noosa Botanic Gardens the arts. some degree our Friends event. As fifty “The 10,000 hour rule, resultant success.” artists, photographers, put forth by people like Expanding on this, Tony writers and local author Malcolm Gladwell, suggested that, “Some community members argues that no one makes people are more visually relaxed with a it to the top of their orientated and may do c o m p l i m e n t a r y profession without better in areas such as
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art and photography, whereas others may be more audial and thus lean towards a career in music.” “But again we’re not as hard-wired as some people imagine. Recent research shows that genes do not work in rigid prescriptive ways. We now know about transposons or jumping genes, where DNA sequences in genes change due to environmental factors”. Cr Wellington concluded his talk stating, “In short, I don’t believe in ‘natural talent’. Perhaps a better question might be, is artistic creativity an inevitable part of being human? It seems that every human culture has naturally gravitated to com-municating and celebrating through the creative arts, be it painting, music or story telling. Art is a means of communicating beliefs and sharing ideas about
human experience. As we are all tribal creatures at heart, we use the creative arts to connect with others of our tribe.” After his talk, Tony Wellington was inundated with questions. Chair of the Noosa Botanic Gardens Friends, Dr Seonaid Melville, in thanking Tony commented, “How fortunate are we in the Noosa Shire to have such an interesting multidimensional local councillor to talk in our beautiful Noosa Botanic Gardens on this fascinating topic”. Noosa Botanic Gardens Friends have quarterly social gatherings with speakers and invite all in the local community to attend. Refer to their website www.noosa botanicgardensfriends.org.au or Like them on Facebook for regular updates.
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COOROY RAG The Cooroy Ragâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Vice President and regular poet, Jim Dunstan celebrated his 97th birthday on March 19th. Wishing you all the very best Jim! Cheers xx
Best wishes to Mick Wedge who celebrates his 40th birthday on 12th April lots of love Daddy from Maddy xxx
February was a big month for Don & Lexie White. They celebrated Lexieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s birthday on 26/2 and their 60th wedding anniversary on 28th Feb. Don and Lexie were married in Cooroy at the Methodist Church in Maple Street and are enjoying their retirement years in Cooroy. They enjoyed a family lunch on sunday with their four children and grandchildren. Their first great grandchild, Ryan also celebrated his 1st birthday in February. Ryan is the son of Katrina & Carl Reithmuller.
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PARENTS and carers are always on the lookout for great new adventures for their kids that are safe and fun. So if you came across an organisation that lists their mission statement as: ‘Engaging and inspiring young Australians to develop confidence, resilience and leadership’, you’d be keen to find out more, right? And, if that organisation’s foundations
began at the beginning of the 20th century and had a national member base of more than 50,000 Australia wide and the biggest youth movement in the world, you’d be more than curious to find out more, wouldn’t you? Well, you’ve probably guessed by now the organisation is Scouts Australia. But, did you there is a Scout Den right here in Cooroy? It’s powered by an exciting group of local volunteers
and parents and they’re off to an exciting start in 2015. Sally Clarke is the Group Leader and was keen to continue growing the group’s numbers. So last year, she decided to write to the Cooroy Community Bank branch last year and ask for some financial support. After considering the request, the branch’s Customer Relationship Officer, Karl Doss, made it a night to remember late last month when he visited a Cooroy Scout Group meeting and presented them with a cheque for $1,000. Sally said the timing just couldn’t be better with the plans they have in the coming months. “We’re just so excited about this sponsorship. It’s given us the opportunity to purchase three new ultralight tents for our Scouts to take on our three-day, 30 kilometre unassisted hike over Easter. Each scout can only carry a quarter of their body weight and they must carry everything they need to survive for those three days, so the lighter the equipment the better. It’ll make things so much easier for them,” Sally said. The hike uses all of the skills the participants will
have acquired over a four year period and is the last task the Scouts must complete before getting their Australian Scout Medallion. Sally said she hopes there will be up to four of the Cooroy group achieving this goal and says it’s a big moment in their lives. “These Scouts will be the first to use the new tents, and it wouldn’t have been possible without the support from the Cooroy Community Bank branch. We now look forward to supporting them the way they’ve supported us. That’s what makes community work,” Sally added. Karl Doss said apart from the daily enjoyment of serving customers in the
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IF you’re looking forward to retiring in a couple of years, the thought of finally getting your hands on your super after a lifetime of hard work can be exciting. You may want to pay off your mortgage, you may have your eye on a new car, or you may be planning an overseas holiday. At the same time, have you thought about whether your super will last the distance? Many people make the mistake of viewing retirement as one big holiday and treating their super as a windfall. If you spend up big at the start, you could be struggling later on. Relying on the age pension will put basic food on the table, but you may not have much left over to enjoy the lifestyle you deserve. With Australians living longer, your retirement could last 30 years or more. You could find your money running out very quickly. · Rethink debt repayments Taking your super as a lump sum to pay off all your debt as soon as possible may seem a tempting prospect. But for some of you, using up the lump sum to pay off all debt may not necessarily be the best use of your retirement nest egg. You could end up asset rich, but income poor. You’ll also need to think about the tax implications. Some ‘bad’ debt, such as credit cards, personal loans and mortgage loans, is
not tax deductible. Other ‘good’ debt, such as investment loans, is tax deductible. Generally, you’re better off dealing with the bad debt before the good debt. · Think about your investments Turbulent investment markets are always tricky to navigate. But when you’re retired, you don’t have a regular pay cheque to make up lost ground. You’re looking for consistent returns and you don’t want any nasty surprises. Many Australians have turned to term deposits. When interest rates were higher, term deposits may have made sense. They offered decent returns and peace of mind. But with official cash rates down, they could leave you at the mercy of inflation, particularly as a higher proportion of your budget could possibly be going on increasing healthcare and power bills. Term deposits still have their place… but as part of a diversified portfolio that generates enough income to enjoy a comfortable retirement. · Take full advantage of benefits Many self-funded retirees are entitled to Centrelink benefits and healthcare cards. And if you’re still working part time, you should consider taking full advantage of schemes such as the government cocontribution. Consider staying in the workforce
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THE Noosa District Orchid & Foliage Society was founded 30 years ago this year. The founding members chose an Orchid that grows locally as their floral emblem, Phaius tankervilliae pronounced (fay-us)(tan-ker-vil-eeeye). Phaius tankervilliae is commonly called the Swamp orchid because of its habitat. It grows in
swampy areas on the east coast of Australia from northern parts of New South Wales up to the top of Queensland and into New Guinea. As its habitat suggests it is a Terrestrial orchid and can be easily cultivated in a potting media of commercial Cymbidium Mix and kept moist. I grow mine in large pots as the plant has a very large root system and I place
them in a shallow tray of water. This is maintained all year round. Phaius tankervilliae flowers in the spring on tall stems up to 2 metres. The flowers are sequential so the plant has its beautiful bronze coloured flowers for many weeks. The club is always looking for new members and meet the first Saturday of each month at Tinbeerwah Hall with the meeting starting at 1.30pm. The club is a great way to make new friends and learn about these beautiful Orchids. The club conducts a show in Cooroy in conjunction with Coorooy Fusion to showcase the exotic orchids. The show will be open on the 8th and 9th May. Admission fee of $2 is charged to cover hire costs. There will also be plants for sale at reasonable prices.
The division between work and retirement isn’t clear cut any more. More than two in five Australians who work full time and intend to retire are looking to reduce their hours first.[1] Working part time not only keeps some money coming in – it can also keep you connected to a wider network of people, give you the chance to teach others, enable you to do what you love at a slower pace, and generally help you to stay active. · Aim for the long term You’ll need to develop a long-term strategy that generates income and capital growth to make sure your money lasts for as long as needed. Keen to get a more in-depth view of your options? Call us on 5447 7740 today – we’re ready to help. *Chad Monroe of Provision Wealth Management Pty Ltd ABN 52 149 014 004 are authorised representative and credit representative of AMP Financial Planning Pty Ltd AFS Licence No. 232706 What you need to know: Any advice in this editorial is of a general nature only and does not take into account the objectives, financial situation or needs of any particular person. Therefore, before making any decision, you should consider the appropriateness of the advice with regard to those matters.
Budgerigar Show THE Sunshine Coast Budgerigar Assoc will be holding their Annual Show on Sunday 12th April in the ‘Hungerford Hall’ at Nambour High School, Carroll Street, Nambour. Judging commences 9am and Public viewing after judging is complete, around 11.00am. Budgies, lots colours/varieties, will be available for sale from 9am (please bring your cage if purchasing birds). Enquiries to: Neale: 0421 471 781 or Troy 0419 786 478
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Life Enhancing Chiropractic has a new chiropractor and longer opening hours! WITH the expansion of the team at Life Enhancing Chiropractic we would like to welcome Dr Derek Silva to the team. Dr. Derek was born and raised in Canada. He grew up like most kids in Canada playing Ice Hockey but loved to play Lacrosse. Derek has played at the top level in lacrosse, growing up winning a couple of National Championships along the way, both as a player and a coach. Chiropractic has been a major part of his life since he was a kid and has helped him perform at optimum levels on and off the field by maintaining proper nervous system function. Ever since Derek started to see the Chiropractor at a young age he has noticed the positive effects it has had on him when his body was functioning the way it should. This created a drive for Derek to help other people. He was always volunteering his time with sporting events, food banks and local charities. Derek completed his Bachelor of Science, which focused on Human Kinetics in Canada and then moved to New Zealand to study
at the world-renowned New Zealand College of Chiropractic. Since then, Derek has moved to Australia with his partner to help the people of Cooroy and surrounding areas reach their health goals, perform better in life and to make the area one of the healthiest regions in Australia. Derek has a passion to help active families achieve the highest state of internal fitness and health through the Chiropractic lifestyle so that they can make a positive impact in the community and the world. Derek has been trained in Upper Cervical, manual and low force techniques and is constantly learning new things to help his clients get the most out of their care. On Derek’s off times he enjoys swimming at the beach, growing his veggie garden, cooking, playing and watching sport. We have extended our opening hours to better accommodate our existing and new clientele. We are now open Tuesday to Saturday mornings from 7.30am to 12.00pm, Tues and Thursday afternoons from 2.00pm to 6.00pm and
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Thank you for coming! MAKE A Difference Health and Fitness and Life Enhancing Chiropractic wish to say a big Thank You to all the amazing people that came in to support the Open Day on the 14th of March. It was a great success with many people having fun, food and lots of laughs. We would also like to take a moment to thank our other sponsors: Goodness Gracious Café and Wright Cut Meats. These great local businesses provided the yummy healthy food at the event. Please support theses business that supported our event.
We are excited to be able to offer our Premium Health Packages to all new and existing clients. The initial package allows you long term health benefits starting with two visits with each of our practitioners, Dr Adam Roache or Dr Derek Silva (Chiropractors), Maria Sturre (Naturopath), and Lee Smith (Fitness Trainer). With this amazing kick start you will be achieve your optimal health goal in no time! For more information call the Life Enhancing Chiropractic clinic on 5472 0808, or the Make A Difference Health and Fitness office on 5442 6179 or 0407 597 748.
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COOROY police station has been allocated a person from the latest intake of the Volunteers in Policing program that operates throughout SE Queensland. The program seeks applications from people interested in volunteering their time to assist police with community safety strategies. This year Sergeant Mal Scott is pleased that a local
person applied for a position, thereby enabling Cooroy to acquire a volunteer for this year. Anne Winning (pictured) lives in Cooroy. Anne worked in a senior management position in the Queensland Government until budget cuts saw the end of the program she managed. “I found I didn’t take to retirement as easily as I thought I would,” said Anne. “I missed being involved in the community and being part of a team doing worthwhile work. The chance to volunteer in the local police seemed like it might help to fill those gaps.” Cooroy residents will soon see Anne out and about in the community. One of her first projects will be to update contact information for all the businesses in town. Sergeant Scott says it is very helpful to police to know who has the keys to businesses if an incident occurs after hours. “We don’t get enough time to go around to all the businesses and get contact details, so it will be a great help to have Anne do this work.” Anne will also help with
the Lock it or Lose it campaign. “I found it interesting to learn that the majority of robbery crimes are opportunistic,” said Anne. “If people leave a car unlocked or a window open in a house it just gives thieves the right conditions and they take advantage of that. I will be helping police to spread the message and
hopefully reduce these opportunistic crimes in the local area.” There are other ways that Anne will be helping police engage with the community and enhance community safety. She will be helping to spread the word about how residents themselves can be the eyes and the ears for the police. “For example, I
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what’s on at Mill Place in March / April 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 on 5329 6145 or online at: http:// www.noosa.qld.gov.au/butter-factory-arts-centre or email gallery@noosa.qld.gov.au to book an event.
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Autism Demystified
Local school and family autism advisor Katrina Trist-Johnson shares her personal story, tips on managing family life and how to advocate for your child’s education. Free. Bookings required. www.libraries.noosa.qld.gov.au or 53296555.
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Cooroy Tablet Club
Got any good apps? Get together with other tablet users and share the fun at the Cooroy Library Tablet Club. An informal gathering each 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month. 10-11am in the Cooroy Library Mill Place Retail Store. Bring your own device. Free. No bookings required.
Rooftop Cinema
Frozen, rated PG. Presented by Starry Nights Outdoor Movies in partnership with Noosa Library Service. For all ages, no bookings required. Entry by donation. For more information phone Starry Nights on 0458 128 020
Board Games
Free library fun for the whole family. Play the original interactive board games – Scrabble, Connect Four, Pictionary and more – and try out some new ones for smart tablets and Ipads. All ages. Bookings not required.
Wednesday 8 April 10-11.30am
Lego Legends
Work as a team to build LEGO structures on a theme, or choose from individual challenges. Create cool constructions or set the timer and see what you can make. Are you up to the challenge? Ages 5+ Free. Bookings required. www.libraries.noosa.qld.gov.au or 5329 6555.
Wednesday 8 April 2-3pm
Techtalk
A one hour session to help you learn how to use your tablet to download a thrilling eBook, eAudiobook or eMagazine. Free. Bookings required. www.libraries.noosa.qld.gov.au or 53296555.
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Computers for Beginners
These small group sessions cover basic computer skills. Free. Bookings required. www.libraries.noosa.qld.gov.au or 5329 6555
A Bug Called Doug book and craft
Chris Collin’s book, A Bug Called Doug, will come to life in a romp of a storytime, with a catchy song and Doug the Bug craft activity. Meet the author. Books and CDs available. Ages 3-8 years. Free. Bookings required. www.libraries.noosa.qld.gov.au or 5329 6555
EXHIBITIONS 29th January 2015 – 18th April 2015 Coastal Awareness Chris Postle. Chris is a self-taught professional artist with 25 years of practical experience. Chris is currently evolving into new directions, exploring light, colour, texture and design. A strong connection Sunday 5 April with the natural world is still his primary inspiration with a passionate focus on water.
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Zest an exhibition by Sam Vatovey and Kym Angelique Nelson. Zest is the collaboration of two artists who live and work in the Noosa region. Tuesday The exhibition will be an expression of two individual artistic perspectives inspired by the 7 April 10am-2pm landscape of Noosa and the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. 21st March & 18th April Get Creative 10am – 12pm
Be inspired by the latest exhibition then spend time creating your own masterpiece! Free family orientated art activities based on the current exhibitionsAll welcome , no bookings required
18th March & 15th April Time for Tots 10am
Free, exhibition-related art activities follow a guided tour for tots. Held in conjunction with Cooroy Library. No bookings necessary.
Tuesday 7th April 5-8yrs 10.30am -11.30pm 9-12yrs 12pm -1.30pm Cost $8 pp
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Creative workshop with ceramic artist Merrie Tomkins. Bookings and pre-payment essential.
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I’D like to congratulate the community in general for taking such a proactive approach to keeping our roads safe by continuing to report bad drivers on our roads and assisting police with prosecuting these drivers so our roads are a safer place for all. Drivers with bad attitudes to road safety sometimes need to be reminded that to drive on our roads is a privilege and not a right and that privilege can be withdrawn at any time. Police are becoming even more efficient in targeting recidivist traffic offenders by using such technology as camera cars which have automatic number plate recognition which can easily identify such offenders. Police are also thinking outside the square by encouraging members of the public to use their phones (when not driving) to electronically record the more serious traffic offences such as dangerous driving and hooning offences so police can then utilise the very strong antihooning and repeat offenders legislation to confiscate cars and withdrawing the privilege of driving on our roads. Several such instances in Cooroy lately have led to drivers being charged with offences as a direct result of witnesses coming forward and reporting hooning and dangerous driving and not just stating that old Chestnut comment of “Where are the police when your need them.” Members of our community are encouraged to become the eyes and ears of the police and to report drivers with bad attitudes to road safety. With the Easter break just around the corner Police will again be on the road targeting the Fatal Five of Life Endangering offences ie Drink Driving, Speeding, Seatbelts, Fatigue, inattention and mobile phones. Also, locals need to be aware that speed zones through the ever changing road works sights on the Bruce Hwy and the Cooroy southern and northern interchanges are being constantly monitored by police with fines being issued for offending drivers. In another pleasing result for Cooroy another Break and Enter offence has been solved when an offender was caught in Brisbane in a stolen
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car and a search of the car revealed property which had been stolen from a house in Cudgerie Estate, Black Mountain. This offence occurred when the occupants were home and watching TV in what police describe as a sneak type offence. An offender, with no real ties to the area has randomly targeted this address walking in from the street and through a rear door before stealing cash and property. Living in such a laid back place like Cooroy it is easy to fall into the trap of leaving doors and windows open and I know that none of us want to live behind locked doors 24 hours a day but maybe a compromise might be to ensure at least security doors and windows are locked especially when that particular entry point can gain access to parts of the house that the occupants are not frequenting at that time. The apprehension and detention of this offender has no doubt stopped other similar offences from occurring so it’s another pat on the back for the police in endeavours of keeping our communities safe. A footnote to this offence occurring is that several witnesses did see a suspicious male in the area at the time but failed to notify neighbours or police which is understandable given the fact that this area is a very low crime area however in future can I encourage all people to report suspicious behaviour to neighbours and the police and take down registration details of vehicles in case it becomes relevant at a later date. In a separate incident a business in the Cooroy Industrial Estate has had several items stolen including a Renegade air compressor, a Hitashi Drop saw, a Boss Chain saw, 3 x Navman GPS units, 1 x Uniden UHF Hand Held Radio and a Makita Mitre saw with a 2 metre slide. Anyone with information on the persons responsible for this thief or has had any of these items offered to them for sale please contact the Cooroy police on 54425030 or CrimeStoppers on 1800333000 if you wish to remain anonymous. Cooroy Police are pleased to announce that we have a new member of our community who has volunteered to assist local police with duties
that we would not otherwise have time to attend to. Members of the business community will be meeting Anne soon when she attends all of our 170+ businesses in Cooroy to personally introduce herself and to also update our afterhours contacts and key holders register which needs updating. Police often attend premises in the early hours of the morning which have been broken into or otherwise require a police response and it is always best practise to have an up to date Name and Address and phone number so we can contact the business owner to advise them of the issue at hand. Please welcome Anne as another point of contact between the Cooroy Police and the community and feel free to discuss any suggestions or initiatives that you feel may enhance our wonderful community.
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Noosa Touch regional championships NOOSA Touch had an extremely successful Junior Regional Championships last Saturday. The championships, held at Caboolture, were hotly contested both in weather conditions and touch action with affiliates competing from as far away as Kingaroy to the north and Caboolture to the South. Our association had 7 representative teams in both girls and boys divisions competing in Under 10, 12, 14 and 16’s. The mighty Sea Eagles secured grand final berths in five of the divisions with the U12 girls claiming the title of regional champions. All of our junior players played their hearts out in the sizzling conditions and showed great sportsmanship throughout the day. The Under 10 girls tasted success in 3 of their 4 games which earned them a spot in the grand final against Caboolture where they went down in a close encounter by one touchdown.
Bronte follows in her parents’ footsteps Bronte Raymont, daughter of Darren and Kylie Raymont of Belli steps out in her first hack class in Pomona. There’s no stopping her now!
Under 10 boys pushed their opposition to the final siren and only a couple of touchdowns the difference in their first two games. Saving the best till last they finished the day off with a big win against Caboolture. The mighty champions the Under 12 girls faced Caboolture in the final and with the scores locked at 3 all at full time the game went into a drop off. The Noosa girls had to hold fast and defend for the first set of six but were triumphant with just the second touch of the ball scoring the winning touchdown in a length of the field display. Under 12 boys - This team is very young and to finish the day as runners up was a great achievement. Under 14 girls were undefeated through all of the round games and consistently performed planned plays and had a number of touchdowns resulting from a combined team effort. They continued their winning way through the quarter and semi finals to earn their place in the grand final. The final result may not have gone their way but the day was a huge success for them. By the time the State Cup rolls around in July these girls will be unstoppable. The Under 14 boys finished the day as worthy runners up. Under 16 girls got off to a good start with a draw and then a win to get their campaign on the road. Kawana ended their run and were too strong at the semi final stage.
Champions: U12 girls
NDSHS Rugby League NOOSA District State High School entered four teams into last Friday’s Rugby League Gala Day in Cooroy, with the school having the most teams competing out of all the schools represented. The two Year 8 teams, a Year 10 team and the open team had some great success, with the Year 10’s taking home the silverware knocking off Mountain Creek State high School in the final. Noosa District State High School teachers Martin Stieger, Dean McMaster and Ron Greentree were integral in the planning, organising and training of the players leading up to the day, and made the NDSHS teams’ involvement possible.
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TABLE TENNIS Commencing 16th March @ Pomona State School The Pomona & District Community House Table Tennis Group invites all - young and old to join in having fun, great exercise and laughter while striking the little white or yellow ball. We are now playing this exciting sport of Table Tennis in the Main Hall at Pomona State School, 74 Station Street, Pomona. Tips and encouragement are on offer for the first hour of the night. MONDAY
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Ladies - the Noosa Pirates want you! HAVE a guess at what you think one of the fastest growing sports in Australia would be? Well, it’s Rugby League! So young ladies of Noosa, are you feeling bored? Do you need some more exercise in your life? Are you craving that next adrenalin rush? The Noosa Pirates are currently looking for girls from 13-18 years old. That means Under 14’s (2001-2002 born); Under 16’s (2000-1999 born) and Under 18’s (1998-1997 born) to join a wonderful family orientated club. The girls train every Tuesday and Thursday from 5:00 6:00pm, with games played on Friday evenings. The season kicked off last week, but goes for ten weeks, so don’t worry about missing the first games. Players of all levels of ability are very welcome to join and are all catered for with very patient and understanding coaches. Team sports are also a great way to meet new people and create lasting friendships. Last week, the manager of the Cooroy Community Bank branch of Bendigo Bank and Noosa Pirates’ sponsor, Geoff Edwards visited the girls at training. Coaches Paul Dwyer and Tony McIlroy were keen to show Geoff the commitment and developing skill of the girls. “The girls’ energy was fantastic,” Geoff said. “It just reinforces to all of us the importance of sport with the young people in our community. The growth trajectory of Women
in League is amazing and I’m delighted we’re able to support the Noosa Pirates, Paul, Tony, all the girls and their passion for what they’re all doing here. They’re obviously having fun and that’s what it’s all about,” Geoff said. The girls play with modified rules and nine players per side. The cost is $150 and the girls get two training sessions a week, 10 games of Rugby League plus a Pirates shirt, shorts and socks, so it’s great value for money and if you qualify for the government Get Started Vouchers, registration could be free. For information contact the Noosa Pirates on 0408 473 892, or you can register online at www.ndjrl.com.au.
Tony McIlroy (left), Paul Dwyer (centre) and Geoff Edwards from Bendigo Bank(right) join some of the Noosa Pirates girls' team at training last week
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giving players the opportunity to take part in the pitching and putting solar championships held on the night. They can also enjoy a WOW Factor professional Solar Laser light show, have a BBQ and laugh a lot. Individual players and supporters are welcome to come along and enter into the Fun Challenges competitions, join the BBQ and enjoy the Solar Laser show. It is a great opportunity to try your hand at golf, or add a new dimension to golf if you already play. Hire clubs will be available. 50 players can take part in the main Teams event at
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IT’S time. After months of preparation, Pomona’s very own Bendigo Bank Agency is set to open this Friday, 27 March. Located at 3 Station Street, the agency will initially service Pomona and the Noosa hinterland three days a week every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10.00am 3.00pm. Chairman of Sunshine Coast Community Financial Services Limited, Rick Cooper said the agency will provide residents, traders and community groups with an alternative, locally-owned banking option. “The Cooroy community has already seen the benefits a local banking service can bring, both in terms of easy access to banking, and the reinvestment of profits back into the local community,” Mr. Cooper said. The agency will offer transaction and lending services, be able to process home loans, personal loans, business lending and credit cards. There will also be opportunity to book in financial planning and business banking appointments. In the next few weeks, an ATM will also be installed as an added convenience to locals. “We’re delighted to be able to deliver what the Pomona community asked for last year, and all indications are this agency will grow from strength to strength. I think it’s going to be a great addition to Pomona’s business community and have significant positive long term impact on the town,” Mr. Cooper added. “I’m sure the local word of mouth will mean we’ll have lots of enquiries in the coming weeks. We know there’s great
Rick Cooper (left) is joined by Pam Hoens and Geoff Edwards from Bendigo Bank and the rest of the community committee after the announcement at the SCCFSL AGM excitement about Pomona having a real say in its own future, and the new agency will be a chance to exercise that. Pam Hoens and the team are excited and ready to assist with locals with their banking needs,” he said. Locals have made it clear for many months they wanted a bank of their own. To that end, the opening of the Pomona agency of Bendigo Bank has been months in the planning. “As we’ve shared with the community in the past few months, our message is simple - the more support the Pomona agency receives, the more support we can give the community. Every savings or investment account, every home or personal loan, every insurance policy, and every product or service we offer, means money can go back into the community. As one of the new agency’s customers, you not only make a decision that benefits you, you make one that benefits the whole community,” Mr. Cooper concluded. Agencies represent about 20 percent of Bendigo Bank’s retail outlets and the new Pomona agency Branch
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will be fully supported by our Cooroy Community Bank branch staff. Manager Geoff Edwards will continue to be based in Cooroy and Customer Relationship Officer, Pam
Hoens will now occupy her office in the Pomona Agency during opening hours. If you have any questions regarding the new agency, call Geoff,
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“Changing face of Mary” documentary launch AGRICULTURE is a very important industry to the Mary River catchment and yet it is under threat as a result of local and global pressures. Interested community members are invited to debate and discuss ways that these pressures can be addressed at the launch of a new documentary film, called “The Changing Face of Mary”, to be screened at the Dagun Choo Choo Bar on Saturday 28th March at 6:30pm. The film was produced by the University of Sunshine Coast, with funding from the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal and features local Mary Valley food producers discussing changes to agriculture and their concerns about the future. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion including Elaine Bradley, Dagun resident and recent finalist in the Queensland Rural Women’s Award and prominent rural sociologist Emeritus Professor Geoff Lawrence from the University of Queensland. “Did you know that since the 1970’s
Australia has lost about 30% of our farms?” explained film Director Dr Lila Singh-Peterson from the University of Sunshine Coast. “Other national governments are restricting imports to ensure their nation’s food security, and protecting their community’s cultural heritage and aesthetic values. This film and the panel discussion are designed to provoke consideration of these issues and to identify ways in which governments at all levels can help ensure the future viability of agriculture. ” The film focuses on the Mary Valley – a diverse and important food producing area that has sustained a rich and unique cultural landscape. The Mary Valley is an excellent case study of both the challenges faced by agriculture and the strategies that can be put in place to address these challenges. Free popcorn will be available to all guests and the Choo Choo Bar will have wine and food available for purchase. The Choo Choo Bar is located in the historical Dagun Railway station.
Youth week activities at Lawson Shed POMONA Community House is hosting Youth Week Activities at the Lawson Shed, 1 Memorial Ave, Pomona. Tuesday 14th April 2015 - Youth Theatre Sports 9.00am - 11.30am Theatre sports encourages young performers to challenge themselves in a range of situations in a fun, safe environment. Facilitators are there to support and encourage participants to express themselves and to problem solve different situations. Participants will work as individuals and in a team environment Pavement Art/Calico mural/Mandela murals 1.00pm - 3.00pm Participants will be given instructions on how to best work with materials and will create both individual and group murals on the Youth Week
theme of ‘It Starts With Us!’ Wednesday 15th April 2015 Recycled Musical Instruments 9.00am - 11.30am Participants will create ‘Rainbow rhythm sticks’ from 50mls PVC pipe in various lengths which will achieve different musical notes. Participants will work together to create a musical piece/song/rap based on the theme ‘It Starts With Us!’ Face painting & body art (arms & legs only) 1.00pm - 3.00pm Participants will explore the techniques and creativity of face painting and body art under the guidance of the facilitator. Thursday 16th April 2015 Showcasing Workshop Highlights 5.00pm - 6.30pm. Bookings essential, phone 5485 2427.
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“LAST Of The Summer’s Wine” is the current exhibition at the Pomona Railway Station Gallery which opens on 21 March and will run to 23 April. This is an exhibition of woodworking, painting, photography and drawing by four elderly “gentlemen” who meet once a week for coffee and discuss various topics in a positive and humorous way. We have not solved the problems of the world but have found mate-ship discovering an interest in art along the way. Peter Farcas (wood worker) and his friends, Wayne Guse (photography), Rolf Hohlt, (wood sculptor), and Jacques van Geel (drawings) have decided to come together to present an eclectic selection of fine art, interesting sculptures ... masterful wood working and nostalgic drawings. Many of the proceeds from this exhibition will be given to a charity of the artists’ choice. Peter Farcas is well known for his masterful work of wooden bowls, some translucent. He is a regular at the Eumundi Markets and his work is in many parts of Australia as well as overseas. Wayne Guse has had a passion for photography all his life. His images in this exhibition will reflect his wanderings with his wife Tracie as they go on mystery field trips with cameras in hand. Wayne is donating any profits of sales to the Cancer Foundation. Jacques van Gell is presenting a collection of sketches and images themed “Human Form”. Jaques will be donating his proceeds to research towards a cure for dementia. Rolf has a passion for working with wood respecting natures’s way of twisting timber into amazing shapes. He allows each piece to be as untouched as possible only highlighting its natural colours and texture to expose it tangible beauty. Each artist is donating one of his works for a raffle to benefit the Pomona Railway Station Gallery. Tickets will be available at the Gallery throughout the exhibition. 10 Station Street, Pomona 5485 2950 www.pomonartgallery.com. Closed Sundays
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Community banking in Pomona from March 27th So if you’re not banking with us already, it’s time to join us and be part of something bigger. The Bendigo Bank Pomona agency opens this Friday.
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COOROY RAG LOCAL Member for Nicklin (incl Cooroy) and Qld Parliament Speaker nominee Mr Peter Wellington will officially open the launch and first showing of ‘The Greater Sunshine Coast ANZAC Equestrian History Project’ DVD will be held at Cooroy RSL Club on Wednesday 22nd April at 5.30pm. The DVD highlights some of the modern day links with the history of the original ANZAC Light Horseman from the Sunshine Coast region. The Noosa Institute for Socio-Economic & Environmental Research (NISER) conducted filming throughout the region with re-enactment troops and individual interviews as well as filming at local events such as the unveiling of the life size bronze light horseman and horse statue at Hervey Bay, the Toogoolawah Beersheba Day anniversary celebrations and the 100 horse enlistment ride in Brisbane in September 2014. The DVD centers on recounting and recording the local Sunshine Coast ANZAC Equestrian History based on those
who served in WW1. It outlines the strong contribution of manpower and horses made by the Light Horsemen who enlisted from the Greater Sunshine Coast region. The launch of the DVD in the lead up the Anzac day forms part of the Centenary of ANZAC Celebrations supported by the Queensland and Federal Governments. They provided funds ($29,500) along with sponsorship from
organisations such as the Bartercard Foundation ($10,000 Trade Dollars) so that the team led by local film maker James Muller could tell the story and recount memories of people who had links to the Anzac Equestrian History. For further information and to book in, please contact the Club on 5447 6131. All in the community who have an interest in the ANZAC Equestrian History are welcome.
TO commemorated the ANZAC Centenary, Cooroy RSL will be hosting a number of excellent events in the week leading up to and including ANZAC Day. Key events include the launch of this DVD documenting the contribution of local horses and men in the First World War, a performance from our favourite New Zealand Defence Force Band and the Troop Train Reenactment featuring our Acting Prime Minister on the day Warren Truss. The actual Troop Train will be stopping right here in Cooroy and commemorations will take place at the stone of remembrance in front of the RSL. More details at the Cooroy RSL Club and in the April 15th edition of the Cooroy Rag.
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Chorale honours the sacrifice of Gallipoli THE Anzac Centenary commemoration on April 25 of the Gallipoli Landing has given Noosa Chorale the chance to bring back a remarkably thrilling and emotional work, Karl Jenkins’ The Armed Man—a Mass for Peace. According to Chorale music director, Adrian King, this is no ordinary piece of music. “It is already the most performed work by any living composer with well over 1000 performances in the last 15 years. It is an emotional journey, exploring the descent into war, its hellish horror and, finally, the desire for peace.” Adrian said that when the choir performed it in 2012 in the Bicentennial Hall the impact of the music and the accompanying film with its graphic images of battle and resultant ravages produced a standing ovation. “Comments made to Chorale members after the performance made clear that those in the audience had experienced something rich, powerful and stimulating. “Aware that the Gallipoli commemoration would be an emotional time for many people in our region, it seemed to me The Armed Man would at one time capture for them the hell that was Gallipoli, the sacrifice of our brave young soldiers and the joy the world felt in 1918 when the war was over. “The Armed Man reflects on war and peace in a multi-cultural global society. Regardless of culture, race, or religion, Jenkins incorporates Christian, Muslim and Hindu religious texts along with phrases from English and Japanese poets, to create a music which transcends our differences and reminds us of the universality of the wish for peace, in the face of the darker forces that embroil us in wars.” Adrian said the Chorale would again show war footage to accompany the performance. The film was produced for a performance in St David’s Hall in Cardiff and, as Karl Jenkins himself says it has now become an essential backdrop as it adds an extra dimension to the music. “Having decided that this stirring and evocative work by Jenkins would be our first half, I now needed a second half to balance the emotional depth and sheer musical power of the Jenkins’
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Mass for Peace.” Gallipoli Remembered – Anzac Centenary Concert. Noosa Chorale. Sat April 18 at 7pm and Sun April 19 at 3pm at The J, Noosa Junction. Tickets $38, concession $35. Bookings online: www.thej.com.au Phone enquiries 07 5329 6560.
FRANCOISE and daughter Erika, welcome back chef extraordinaire Mick Corbert to Maison de Provence and say they are never letting him go again. Mick brings to Maison delectable dishes for their lunch menu including gluten free dishes such as salmon gravlax with warm potato & apple salad with pate. Eric, Cooroy’s famous French patisserie chef, has been busy in his special temperature controlled chocolate workshop whipping up only the finest homemade chocolates and easter eggs, and his indemand famous hot cross buns are on the shelves now. Make sure you order before Easter so you don’t miss out! Drop in to Maison de Provence, in the Wattle street complex or call and order on 5472 0077.
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For Long Term Lease we are prepared to offer RENT FREE PERIOD up to three months & contribute to the cost of Remodelling the space, if need be.
COMES WITH Airconditioning Hot Water Sink Plenty of Inbuilt Cupboard Space Fridge Microwave Phone system Electrical Data fittings www.cooroyrag.com.au
For further information please call John on
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Classifieds Church Notices
COOROY RAG Agistment
For Rent 20 Foot Shipping Container
FOR RENT in Cooroy Full Secure Property $30 per week
Call 0407 927 590
Wanted ARE YOU FEMALE BORN 1999/2000 - LOOKING TO HAVE FUN WHILE GETTING FIT & MAKING FRIENDS THEN WHY NOT JOIN THE COOROORA UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB AND PLAY FOR THE U16 GIRLS FOOTBALL TEAM REGISTRATIONS ARE CURRENTLY BEING ACCEPTED
Uniting Church in Australia Cooroy/Pomona
SUNDAY SERVICES 8.00am - Cooroy - 51 Maple St 9.30am - Pomona - 27 Factory St
PH: 5447 6152
FOR MORE DETAILS PLEASE PHONE CLUB SECRETARY ON 0413 877 244 OR VISIT THEIR WEBSITE AT WWW.CUFC.ORG.AU
Church Notices
What’s On
What’s On
Cooroy Community BAPTIST CHURCH
COOROY MARKET
KIN KIN MARKETS
5474 3309 - 5485 2298 CWA HALL
Maple Street, Cooroy EVERY THURSDAY 8am - 1pm
Sunday Services - 10am All Welcome The Church of United Spiritualism of Australia
EASTER SERVICE APRIL 3rd - 9.30am 9.30am Sunday Family Service Contemporary Worship & Teaching Junior Incredibles 1-5 years old Incredibles Program 6-11 years old Inflame Youth 12-18 years old Refreshments after the Service - People of all ages Welcome 113 Marara Street Cooroy 4563 www@hinterland.org.au 07 5447 7797 Affiliated with Australian Christian Churches
Clairvoyance - Guest Speakers - Healing Meditations COOROY - QCWA Hall Maple Street Wednesdays 7.00pm Rev Kathy McVann - 0414 972632
Held at RSL Memorial Hall Crafts, Clothes, Bric-a-Brac, Plants, Fruit & Vegs, Jewellery, Books and Flowers. Organic Dried Foods, DVDs & Reflexology Equipment
Contact Tilly 0418 793 962
POMONA SUNDAY SERVICES Pomona Community Hall - Reserve Street
9.30-11am Family Service *Contemporary Music *Teaching *Kids Church FOOD & DRINKS AFTER SERVICE ENQUIRIES: Snr Pastor Joy & Allan Cross 0412 972 744 joycross@livinghopechurch.org
Also ‘Options 4 U’ OPSHOP 1 Memorial Ave, Pomona - PH: 5485 0206 - 0412 972 744
SUNRISE SPIRITUALIST CHURCH & Spiritual Growth Centre Tinbeerwah Hall - cnr Sunrise & Noosa /Cooroy rds. 2nd &4th Sundays 10am. Reverend Laine Harry. - meet like minded people. Page 22 - Cooroy Rag, March 25, 2015
Day of Fun + Food + Bargains
Kin Kin Oval 9am-1pm 5485 4265
What’s On
What’s On
CWA CENT SALE
GARAGE SALE
Due to the Weather our last Cent Sales were Cancelled.
They are now on
Saturday 18th April @ CWA Hall, Maple Street Cooroy. Doors Open 12 Noon - Start 1.30pm • Great Prizes • Free Admission • Delicious Afternoon Tea will be served • All Welcome
Tickets phone Wendy 5447 6140 What’s On
CHRISTIAN OUTREACH CENTRE
1st Sunday of the Month
March 28-29 & All Over Easter Weekend • Bicycle Parts Tools & Accessories - New & Used • Fishing Tackle & Accessories • Carparts (1961 Ford Anglia) • Air Conditioner (In/Out Model) 3 Phase • Camping Gear • Trailer Parts
1 Pine Tree Drive Cooroy 0418 196 216
What’s On The Annual Back to Cooran Reunion will be held at the Cooran Hall - Sunday March 29th from 9.30am. Tea and Coffee will be provided. All Welcome Phone Paul Tierney for details 5482 4762
Wanted Do you need help with housekeeping, gardening, pet minding etc. ? We are an experienced, mature, quiet couple who can offer 20 hours a week in return for a site for our motorhome with access to power and water. Would prefer a rural location.
To discuss further please call Kerry on 0400 310 778 www.cooroyrag.com.au
health What’s on offer at E Fitness
COOROY RAG
E Fitness is proud to offer one on one (or small group) Personal Training sessions at an affordable cost, in the comfort of the spacious, relaxed and funky fitness studio in the very heart of Cooroy. Along with Personal Training, Erin Yarwood also offers tailor-made fitness classes to suit all levels, ages and abilities. She is however not your typical ‘aerobics instructor’, her classes are more Personal Training based, which really gives you more bang for your buck! From Pilates to kickboxing and everything in between, Erin has a class for you! There is no need to feel uncomfortable to start joining in on classes at E Fitness; the vibe there is fun and cruisy. “I have such a lovely following at my studio, it really makes me happy. And it’s so nice to see newbies coming to my classes and being embraced by my regulars.” Erin says of her classes. Along with E Fitness’ vast class timetable, unique and fun sessions are often scheduled to keep things interesting. These include 12 week body challenges, kids kickboxing courses, Gonging, Pilates and Tea Rituals (amazing!) and most recently taking place was her 80’s aerobics themed “train the trainer” fundraiser. Leading up to winter, Erin stresses, “Please don’t
let the cooler weather begin to turn you off exercising. This is the perfect time to amp it up a little! Just think, the more you move during winter, the fitter you will be when summer hits and the more ready for the beach your body will be!!” Erin is very excited to announce that the lovely Alix from Om On Yogini has now started taking Vinyasa Flow yoga classes each Thursday at 5.15pm in the studio, which have been amazing. Alix completed her teacher training in Seville, Spain in 2012 with Vidya Jacqueline Heisel. Alix’s classes focus on pranayama techniques and she customizes her classes to create fun flows suitable for beginners to advanced. Another perfect addition to E Fitness is Cooroy Thai Massage, where the wonderful Pam works her magic. Catering for all individuals, Pam is sure to hit the spot. If you are wanting to find a relaxing, motivating, welcoming venue where you can sweat it out, stretch it out, get your muscles rubbed out and totally bliss out and focus on you, then head on up to E Fitness in the Wattle Street Complex in Cooroy. You will be so pleased you did. ‘Like’ us on facebook: E Fitness, Om On Yogini, Cooroy Thai Massage to stay up to date with our goings on.
Try and oxygenating facial LAKERIDGE Health and Beauty would like to introduce our newest facial. The Oxygenating Facial. The use of oxygen in the field of skin care has made major advancements through the years. Oxygen is topically used to heal burns in a hospital setting via hyperbaric chambers, promoting healing within a sterile setting. Based on this premise the Oxygenating facial was created using natural, stable oxygen to increase skin cell metabolism. A 75 minute facial focused around a professional grade treatment that delivers a boost of oxygen directly into the skin while also Targeting acne; Lightening pigmentation; Healing and soothing skin post surgery, laser or peel; Sanitizing the skin, and allowing for easy removal of debris within the pores After the initial cleanse the facial is then tailored to each individual skin type. Supporting products such as Deep Thermal Mask, Marine Mask and Superfruit Enzymes are chosen to best prepare
or follow the Oxygenating treatment dependant on the skins needs. The Oxygenating Facials’ active ingredients foam and warm the skin during application and massage. Increasing circulation, brightening and clearing the skin, promoting healing through cellular turnover, stimulating collagen production, plus the calming ingredients work to reduce redness, soothe inflammation, soften, protect and moisturize. This treatment is recommended fortnightly to provide the full benefits. In conjunction with our recommended home products your skin will be at its very best following the Oxygenating Facial treatment. Just to remind you of our recent offer we have available whereby if you book a series of 6 facials designed to suit your specific needs, we will include a free serum or moisturiser to suit. Our Therapists have years of training and knowledge. Call Lakeridge Health and Beauty Skin Clinic for your appointments on 5442 6239 or call into 3 Ruby Street, behind Billinghurst Accountants.
Preventing falls with Tai Chi LOCAL physiotherapist, Courtney Vella from Hinteractive Physio, has recently undertaken Tai Chi training specifically designed to prevent falls. Falls are the most common cause of injury for the elderly, with around 25-35% of people aged 65 and over falling each year. Falls increase with age as well as declining strength, flexibility and reflexes. Falls are however preventable. There is overwhelmingly compelling evidence on the benefits of Tai Chi for preventing falls. Many studies have consistently demonstrated that Tai Chi is effective in reducing the risk of falls and preventing falls. The “Tai Chi for Health and Falls
Prevention Program” is an evidence-based, safe and targeted Tai Chi intervention program to effectively: Increase the strength of lower limb muscles; Improve mobility, range of motion and postural stability; Improve dynamic balance and postural control; Maintain bone mass and reduce the risk of bone fracture; Improve toe clearance, awareness and gait; Increase mental alertness and reduce reaction time; Boost confidence and overcome anxiety and the fear of falling. Classes are being held on a Friday morning at 10am. The cost is $10 per session and bookings can be made by contacting Hinteractive Physio on 5442 5556.
• SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPY •WOMEN’S HEALTH • MANIPULATION • MASSSAGE / NEEDLING •TAI CHI • PILATES •YOGALATES
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TRADES & SERVICES DIRECTORY AIR CONDITIONING
CAR PARTS
Elona Bosboom
AUTO ELECTRICIAN
CLEANING
0408 713 261 Unit 1/25 Garnet St, Cooroy
ELECTRICAL SERVICES
RIDGEWOOD ELECTRICAL ✓ Vacate - Bond ✓ Carpet Cleaning ✓ Pressure Cleaning ✓ Office & Work Place ✓ Mould Removal ✓ Window Cleaning Accredited I Police Checked I Insured I Work Guaranteed
FREE QUOTE
PH: 5485 2524
PHONE: 131 546
BACKHOE & BOBCATS
COMPUTER SOLUTIONS
ALL AREAS
• TRACK BOBCAT • 4T EXCAVATOR • 10m TIPPER • 3T VIBRATING ROLLER
MINI EXCAVATOR HIRE
• Overhead & Underground Power • Pump Repairs • Phone Installations • Domestic & Commercial
STEPHEN COOK AUTO ELECTRICS
Mobile: 0412 909 112
Bruce Forsyth
CN 70343
• Free Design & Quote • Split & Ducted System Installs • Breakdown & Service Specialists • 18 Years’ Experience • All Work Guaranteed • All Rubbish Removed
15B Factory Street, POMONA
EXCAVATORS
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
5440 5431 0419 555 366
• Auto Airconditioning Service • EFI Diagnostics & Repairs • Breakdown Service • Batteries, Starters, Alternators • Automotive, Industrial & Agricultural
ELECTRICAL SERVICES
Electrical Contractor • Commercial • Industrial • Domestic
0408 639 076
PO Box 360 Cooroy 4563
Lic No: 68688
ELECTRICAL SERVICES
Maintenance – Virus Removal Parts - Upgrades – Networks – Installations
98 Maple Street, Cooroy Qld 4563
Ph 5329 0059 • Mobile 0438 196 113
BUILDERS
CONCRETING
MACHINE DRY/WET HIRE
FULLY INSURED – NO TICKET REQD Ideal for plumbers, electricians, landscapers or weekend yard work. Suitable of digging water/ sewer repairs, posthole, excavating, retainer wall construction
P: 0455 169 966
E: scovellearthmoving@bigpond.com
HANDYMAN
Cooroy Handyman Service Servicing Noosa Hinterland • 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 LANDSCAPING
• Landscape Design & Construction • Retaining Walls • Drainage Solutions • Original Ideas & Professional Service • Structural Landscaper’s Licence 893465
CUSTOM BUILT PC’S FOR HOME, OFFICE & GAMING
• Rockbreaker • Rockgrab • Post-hole Augers • Trencher • Rippers • Levelling Bar
1, 2 & 3 TON MINI EXCAVATORS
Mobile: 0416 241 261
www.craine.com.au email : russell@craine.com.au
EXCAVATORS
LANDSCAPING
PORTERS
CONCRETING SERVICES
20 Years Experience Servicing all Local Areas • Driveways • Shed Slabs • Tennis Courts • Exposed Aggregate Specialists
Phone
Andrew
5447 0345 0409 212 142 BUILDERS
BUILDER
Graham Williams
COOROY CURTAINS & Soft Furnishings
Kathy Leitch
5442 5723 - 0407 131 649
CARPET CLEANING
ELECTRICAL SERVICES
Rod Stevens
0409 954 228 Page 24 - Cooroy Rag, March 25, 2015
20 Years Experience
Sean Morrow
0411 312 284 - 5485 0525 www.oneearthlandscaping.com.au QBSA Lic no. 1119365
MOWING & MAINTENANCE
AFFORDABLE
ABN 96376765433
• Domestic • Commercial • Industrial • Car Interiors • Upholstery • Fabric Protection
0422 379 628 • 1300 611 196 EXCAVATORS
grahamjwilliams@hotmail.com
CLEANING Cooroy
Vincent McGarrell
CURTAINS & BLINDS
ABN 48 339 006 608
CARPET
Professional, Quality, Experienced Operators • Dam Cleanouts • Block Clearing • House Sites
Vincent@mcgarrellpe.com
0418 710 222
Stevens
All aspects of landscaping & gardening with a CREATIVE, ORGANIC approach
A Range of Excavators & Attachments to Meet Every Need
QBCC 605970
Suppliers & Makers of • TRACKING • BLINDS • CURTAINS • FABRICS • CUSHIONS • RECOVERS • PELMETS • Free measure & quote
• Maintenance • Reno’s
Residential & Commercial Earthmoving & Contracting
EXCAVATIONS & LANDSCAPING S185 BOBCAT• 1.5 Tonne EXCAVATOR with 1m Wide Access • AUGER & PALLET FORK specialising all aspects of earthworks inc. landscaping, turf preps, retaining walls, water tank preps, concrete slab preps, land clearing and more.
FREE QUOTES PROFESSIONAL ADVICE
Christian 0400 245 410
LO CA LLY OW NE D & OP ER AT ED
EXCAVATORS
PAINTING
Cooroy Eumundi
Electrical Services Richard Oxborough
0419 653 132 Ph 5447 7251 Fax 5447 6134 Ceiling Fans • Safety Switches
20 Years Experience ALL EXCAVATION MOWING & SLASHING WATER DELIVERIES COMPLETE PROPERTY SERVICES
Ph/Fax: 5442 8122 Lic No.60015
Enquiries Phone Paul 0409 470 399
Clayton J Francis QBSA LIC NO 531482
MEMBER MASTER PAINTERS AUSTRALIA PO Box 17, Cooroy Qld 4563
PH: 5447 7383 - Mobile: 0418 715 114 Email:francps@bigpond.net.au
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TRADES & SERVICES DIRECTORY PLUMBING
SEPTIC TANK
TREE SURGEON
PLUMBING
SUTTON’S CLEANING SERVICE
Acer Tree Services
Locally Owned & Operated - 30 years Experience
Certified Arb, since 1992
PAINTING
• Plumbing • Draining • Gas Fitting • Septic & Treatment Services
No job too big or small Free Quotes
PH: 5485 1972
dip ARB/HORT,LLB
DOMESTIC • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL QBSA 1129706
• Domestic & Commercial • New & Repaints • Specialising in • Queenslander’s - decks & all timber coatings • Roof painting & restoration • High pressure cleaning
Phone Owen Meekins
email: br.paintingservice@live.com.au
•Maintenance • New Homes • Renovations • Roofing
Brad Pentelow
0427 471 954 QBSA LIC NO: 044 507
PH: 5447 6477
0418 713 244
www.suttonscleaning.com.au
SLASHING
Bruce Forsythe
Steve Pont
COOROY PUMPS SALES & SERVICE
Call: 5472 0141
Septic Tanks, Grease Traps, Oil Arrestors, Liquid Waste
PUMPS
PEST CONTROL
Email: info@cooroypestcontrol.com www.cooroypestcontrol.com
PH: 0409 278 659
ALL PUMP REPAIRS AGENTS FOR • DAB • ONGA Unit 1/25 Garnet St, Cooroy Call Bruce
0408 713 261
Slashing
• Large & Small acreages • Experienced Owner/Operator
For your next Slashing job call Slasher Steve
SERVICING ALL AREAS
0408 915 124
PHONE & COMPUTER CONNECTIONS
REMOVALS
SLASHING
ALL TYPES OF PHONE POINTS
COMBINED COASTAL
SLASHING & MOWING
• Bedroom • Garage • Computer Points • Fax • Repairs
REMOVALS SERVANTS TO THE SUNSHINE COAST • MINI & WAREHOUSE STORAGE • LOCAL & INTERSTATE & PACKING • FREE QUOTES
PHONE PAUL 0403 219 606
OWEN 5447 6916
PLASTERERING
RUBBISH REMOVAL
PLASTERER
SWIFT SKIPS
Graeme Collett
Quality Workmanship Renos & Repairs
0419 471 560
DAVE RAYMONT
FAX 5447 7645
Tenzing Tree Climbing Services • • • •
Felling Crown Reductions Detailing/Trimming Removals
• • • •
Mulching Firewood Full Insurance Qualified Advice
Brett Gowen
0422 868 911 - 5441 5997 Helping trees live with people
FREE QUOTES
TROPHIES & ENGRAVING
• Engraving & Laser Engraving • Sports Awards/Trophies • Customised Stamps • Name Badges/ID Cards • Promotional Items
PHONE: 5449 8887
SMASH REPAIR
TRUCK HIRE
POMONA TILT & CRANE TRUCK HIRE
1 Jarrah St. Cooroy
• 2 mtr • 4 mtr • 6 mtr
Cars Machinery Containers
Locally owned and operated
grcollett@outlook.com
Cnr Johnson Court & Jarrah Street Cooroy Q 4563 Fax: 5442 5982 csr@spiderweb.com.au
PLUMBING
SAWMILL
TELEVISION / ANTENNA
Paul Best
Cooroy Plumbing Services
Digital
Antenna
RELIABILITY is our TRADEMARK All Plumbing, Drainage & Gas Fitting For a fast, friendly & efficient service
Call 5442 6788
TREE SURGEON
4/10 Venture Drive, Noosaville sales@noosatrophycentre.com www.noosatrophycentre.com
Phone: 5442 5844 Mobile: 0417 786 776
Free Quotes
Carrying out all aspects of Tree Surgery & Arboriculture: * Crown Reductions * Thinning * Lifting * Shaping * General Pruning * Felling & Removal * Tree Selection * Consultation & General Advice
Installations
0402 email: 333cksmilling@y7mail.com 963 • 5481 6694
• TV Antennas • Tuning and Set up • TV • Recorders • HiFi
Stan Kidd
5485 1613 0419 780 747 WATER DELIVERIES
Bonnell Bros. ★ Water Deliveries ★ Sand & Gravel, etc ★ Tip Truck, Grader & Low Loader Hire
WE SELL TIMBER TOO!
Prompt Service PH: 0413 699 572
Ph: 5447 6229
PLUMBING
SCREENS-BLINDS-AWNINGS
TELEVISION / ANTENNA
WATER TREATMENT
Cooroy-Tewantin
COOROORA SCREENS & BLINDS
After hours & weekends 0418 711 438 QBSA No: 50098
Treatment Plant Services •Treatment Plant Servicing • Plumbing & Drainage • Backflow Prevention Perry Gould Adrian Black 0408 871 002
0438 588 289
BSA 1092904
BSA 1053652
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ABN 91669917095
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
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COOROY AUTO WRECKERS & ENGINE CENTRE
• NEW & USED PARTS • ENGINE RECOND • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS • CYLINDER HEAD REPAIRS • FULL FITTING SERVICE AVAILABLE • FREE WRECK REMOVAL
PHONE 5447 6033 COOROY MOUNTAIN RD, COOROY
MOTOR TRADERS ASSN OF QLD
UPGRADED TO THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY
Respected LOCALS servicing the Cooroy Community
Cnr Johnson Court & Jarrah St, Cooroy
Phone Tom & Debbie 5442 5088 917030 Claret Lace Up Boot
Sauers Produce & Garden Centre ROSSI 303 Endura Claret Kip Leather
261050 Wheat ZipSider Boot
ROSSI 795 Hercules SAFETY BUMP TOE Claret Kip Leather
sport Debut tournament for young guns
COOROY RAG IMPACT Boxings latest young guns Coen Allman & Kayden Merceica entered the ring for the first time last weekend. The boys travelled to Bundaberg to compete in their first tournament and both boys made crowd pleasing debuts. First up was 12 yr old Coen. Coen’s opponent from Brisbane had a little more experience than the Impact Boxing young gun, but when the bell rang none of that mattered. Coen took control of the centre ring from the get go and working of a good left jab he kept his combinations flowing to win every round. Coen was awarded the win via a unanimous decision. Next up was Kayden “Kaos” Merceica. Kayden had a little trouble with his taller opponent in round one and returned to the corner a little frustrated that his opponent was keeping him on the outside. Round two
Left Coen Allman - right Kayden Merceica saw Kayden work his way in under his opponent’s guard and attack the body with some brilliant combinations. With the boys winning a round each the bout was to be decided in the third and final round. There was nothing in this round as both boys had their
moments. When the final bell rang Kayden’s opponent was awarded the win via a split points decision. “These little men put on a great display of boxing skills tonight. They fought with heart and soul and they were both definitely crowd favourites. I
am so proud of them both tonight, it’s a big thing to climb through those ropes and these two champions took all that in their stride. I was more nervous than they were before their bouts. Both boys are looking forward to their next tournament,” Coach Mark Evans said.
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OPEN 8-11am W O N
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Lindt Gold Bunny
100g Varieties
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$ .99 6 Pack
5
Balfours Easter Buns
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$ .97
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Each
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Premium, Chocolate Chip & Fruitless
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99
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John West Tuna
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Watermelon Seedless Whole & Cut
7
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$ .00
kg
Shortcut Bacon
9
$ .99 kg
Australian Economy Beef Rump Steak
POMONA 3-5 Reserve St, Pomona 4568 Ph: (07) 5485 1297 OPEN 7 DAYS
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