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Exhibition in Cooroy Memorial Hall for Centenary of Armistice
SUNDAY 11 November 2018 is the 100th anniversary of the signing of the Armistice, when the guns fell silent on the Western Front, marking the end of World War 1. Cooroy Pomona RSL Sub Branch has organised a special 10 day exhibition and display in the Cooroy Memorial Hall for the Centenary of Armistice.
“Many long hours of research and work have been done in the preparation of this exhibition which will tell the story of how and why the war began. It will display the history of the many battles that occurred where our young soldiers died,” said Ian Whisker, the Exhibition Director. Included in the display
will be many photos and information boards including material from the Maritime Museum and Adopt a Digger. Memorabilia will also be on display such as uniforms and a mock World War I trench that is being built inside the hall. Visitors can walk through the trench to experience the conditions that the troops fought under. En-
try to the exhibition is free and will be suitable for all ages. The whole community is encouraged to visit the display. An official opening of the display by Mr Llew O’Brien MP Federal Member for Wide Bay is to be held in the Memorial Hall on Thursday 1st November commencing at 4.00 pm. All who wish to attend are most welcome. The exhibition will be displayed in the Cooroy Memorial Hall from Thursday 1st until Saturday 10th November from 10am until 4 pm each day. On Sunday 11th, Remembrance Day a commemorative service will be held at the Cenotaph which will commence at 10.40 am. Funding from Federal Member for Wide Bay Llew O’Brien through the Armistice Centenary Grant Program was received for this exhibition. “We all know 11 November as Remembrance Day, but its origins started 100 years ago when the Armistice ending the fight-
ing during the First World War was signed,” said Mr O’Brien. World War 1 began in 1914 and lasted for four years. More than 416,000 Australians volunteered for service in World War 1. Of these, 324,000 served overseas. More than 60,000 Australians were killed, including 45,000 who died on the Western Front in France and Belgium and more than 8,000 who died on the Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkey. In Australia and other allied countries, 11 November became known as Armistice Day, a day to remember those who died in World War 1. After World War 2, the Australian Government agreed to the United Kingdom’s proposal that Armistice Day be renamed Remembrance Day to commemorate those who were killed in both World Wars. Today the loss of Australian lives from all wars, conflicts and peace keeping operations is commemorated on Remembrance Day.
A Christmas light show for all to enjoy RUDOLF isn’t the only one who can light up the skies this December! Every year, Christmas in Cooroy showcases a truly magical light display. From the wonderous lighting of the Studio Steel Christmas tree outside the Cooroy RSL, through to the dazzling, twinkling decorations that our volunteers spend so much time hanging throughout Cooroy. Cooroy is always dazzling in December. But the stunning light show doesn’t stop there as the Cooroy RSL has been working a little elfish magic of their own and are generously sponsoring a firework display to blow your socks off at Christmas in Cooroy. The Cooroy RSL Fireworks will begin at 7:15pm on Saturday 1 December in the peak entertainment period of Christmas in Cooroy. The show will light up the sky from Apex Park and is always a firm favourite with the crowds, young and old alike. We want all the good boys and girls to have fun and enjoy this spectacular light show, so make sure you pack earmuffs if you’re not fond of loud noises! Similarly, if you live near Apex Park, we encourage you to ensure that all pets are secure and safe.
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A blood-spattered zombie was the scariest ‘crow on display when ABC Sunshine Coast Radio’s Rob Blackmore donned his judging hat this year. The Brooloo Zombie by Myles Corcoran won the children’s category in the annual Mary Valley Scarecrow Festival, and no doubt will be a hit with bus tours already scheduled to visit the region. Mr Blackmore backed social media interest in The Lorax, inspired by the Dr Seuss children’s character and the Universal movie of the same name, giving the Artistic prize to its creators - the Fitzgerald family of Imbil. It very much captured Mr Blackmore’s imagination, and he was glad that someone was speaking for the trees! Go for a drive out to 668 Yabba Creek Road, Imbil to see the Lorax, and if you keep going to Borumba Deer Park, you can check out another great entry, Shifting Gears. Susanne Spokes of Imbil must have used a few bales of straw to create her masterpiece titled The Aussie BBQ, featuring at least six scarecrows in a scene that won her the Traditional scarecrow prize. All winners will receive $100 each and trophies at the annual Harvest Dinner (or is it an Aussie BBQ) with a seasonal banquet prepared by Kandanga Kitchen on Friday November 9. Book via Eventbrite. It is a quality scarecrow season this year and you can see them all yourself by downloading the Google map on the website – just scroll to the bottom of the page http:// www.maryvalleyartslink.com.au/mary-valley-scarecrowfestival Scarecrows will be on display until November 10. The festival is hosted by Mary Valley Artslink, which also brings you the Mary Valley Art Festival each July in Imbil. Inquiries info@maryvalleyartslink.com.au and more photos on Facebook www.facebook.com/Mary-ValleyScarecrow-Festival
Don’t stray into Brooloo at night or the Brooloo Zombie might get you! It was judged the best Child entry for young Myles Corcoran.
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Providing Heidi Campbell (Industry Liaison Officer/Youth Support Coordinator NDSHS), Peter Casasola (Automotive Traner (Regional Training Services Qld) with graduating students Dylan Bowman, Joshua Crotty, Seth Cocks, Skye Woodman, William Munro, Joseph Usher, Anthony Gevers, Alyzah Fuller, Beau Witt, Gemma McArlein, Cassius Longney Morgan, Calum Knott, Ryan Leech, Ethan Swinkels, Jack Lowe, Angel Luther borrow Annetts Noosa District High and local RTO Regional Training teamed up this year to deliver an automotive pre-apprenticeship course to students in years 11 and 12 with participating students graduating last week. A skill shortage area, the automotive industry, offers a broad and diverse range of careers that provide local, national and international career paths for trainees, apprentices and personnel in automotive industry manufacturing, retail and repair and maintenance operations. “Identifying an unmet need in the local area, Regional Training added the small engine course to its scope of registration. With the training program being run successfully for a number of years in
the Gympie region, it was decided to trial the program at Noosa district,” said automotive trainer Peter Casasola. Attending the course 1 day per week, students gain hands-on experience rebuilding engines, working with fuel and electrical systems along with servicing and repairing a variety of equipment and vehicles. Along with gaining practical life skills, students also complete 6 core units common to a number of automotive industry qualifications. “Completion of this course gives students interested in automotive related fields a huge advantage. All students completing the training have gained skill sets that are applicable to many different industry areas,” he said.
BOUQUETS & BRICKBATS BOUQUETS to the staff at our local Bendigo bank. At the height of the severe hail storm recently,the staff encouraged many folk into the bank to shelter. amongst us there were two little schoolboys,absolutely drenched. their mothers were informed their boys were safe and sheltered. Great work ladies! BRICKBAT to the driver who hit and killed a small dog on Maple Street last Wednesday and didn’t stop. BOUQUET to the young woman who contacted the owners and stayed to console them on the loss of their loved pet. Brickbats and Bouquets are supplied by the members of the community and not necessarily the views of the editor or staff of the Cooroy Rag
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Family businesses Simone Flavelle, Senior Branch Manager, Cooroy & Pomona Community Bank Branches LOOSELY defined, a family business is that in which two or more family members work, and in which at least 50% of the ownership rests in family hands. Familyowned business is by far the largest sector in the Australian economy. If you operate a family business you will face some unique challenges. In addition to the typical concerns of a business of your size, in your industry, you will need to consider the following: • How can you balance the different needs, interests and priorities of family members and non-family members in your business? • How can you raise capital without sacrificing equity? • What criteria have you developed for family members joining the business? • Do you have a family council or other mechanism to ensure all family members have a say in the running of the business? • To whom will you pass control and/or ownership of your business? How can you ensure that this process is planned and orderly? Family businesses often lack the right outlook and professional management practices to maximise the long-term growth and value in their businesses. They have the strong desire to accumulate wealth, but few family businesses seem willing to accept outside investment or use modern business practices to maintain or increase their value. Key missing elements are a business plan with written job descriptions for management and a formal strategic plan. All businesses should also have a documented ownership succession plan. Other areas where family businesses could improve are having non-family board members, hold regular board meetings, have a plan to
address technological opportunities, make use of business-to-business e-commerce practices and benchmark their business against world best practice. It is clear that a lot of effort and heartache goes into building a business so don’t fail to extract the maximum value when you exit. Whether or not you are planning on selling your business in the near or distant future, there are some fundamental strategies that can protect and build the value of a family business. If you have any questions on your business would like to discuss any other banking matter, feel free to drop into the branch or call me on 5447 7131 (Cooroy), 5485 1786 (Pomona) or you can also email me at simone.flavelle@bendigoadelaide.com.au.
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Getting ready for retirement Chad Monroe Certified Financial Planner® of Provision Wealth Management* AS you approach your fifties and sixties, you will probably start to think about retiring. For many women, this can herald a significant change in lifestyle. Some early planning for this new stage of life can help you enjoy a successful transition from work to your retirement. In Australia there is no fixed age at which women have to retire. Currently, you can access superannuation from age 55 to 60 depending on when you were born. You may be entitled to the age pension from age 65 to 67, depending on when you were born. Many women choose a gradual transition to retirement, often winding back their working days over a few years. This lets you become accustomed to a reduced workload and gives you time to develop hobbies or interests for later in your retirement. By delaying full-time retirement, you can also accumulate a larger nest egg. There are many options available to help you make the transition to retirement. For example, a transition to retirement income stream, or pension, lets you draw down your super to supplement your employment income when you cut back your working week. Case study: Jill, a 60-year-old divorcee, wanted to retire but was concerned about the loss of social contact and mental stimulation that work provided. ‘This year I’ve moved from a full-time role to a parttime position. Initially I felt I had a lot of time on my hands, so I joined the volunteer group at my local hospital, and now I feel busier than ever! ‘I’m still keen to stay on at work for a few more years but getting a taste of retirement has been really reassuring. I’m not so worried about being bored or lonely after I finish up with work. And by putting off my full retirement and not drawing on my retirement savings, my nest egg should last longer.’ Will you have enough money? The amount of money you will need to retire depends on your age and your intended lifestyle. Most retirees need more income in their first years of retirement when they might take the opportunity to travel or pursue hobbies. As they get older, their lifestyle winds down and they will need less income.
If you earn substantial take-home pay but still worry that your super won’t be enough to fund a comfortable retirement, it may be possible to give your nest egg a last minute boost. Speak to your employer about salary sacrificing, or contributing to super from your pre-tax income. While it means taking home less pay now, it is a simple way to add to your super. It may also be tax effective. If you’re on a lower income you may be eligible for a government co-contribution. Find out more from the Australian Tax Office: Super co-contributions. Our tax and super systems are complex. Getting good advice to help you navigate through your finances can make a big difference. For many women, retirement involves a significant change in lifestyle. Not only do you have more leisure time, you are likely to see a lot more of your family and friends. Talk to your partner about how you are both coping with retirement. Healthy communication will smooth the transition from worker to retiree, and let you make the most of this new stage of life. Like any of life’s milestones, retirement requires careful planning to make it fulfilling. Looking ahead at how much money you will need and what you like to do will help you ease into retirement and enjoy your accomplishments. For further information about retirement planning contact us on 07 5447 7740. We can assist you to navigate this time if your life’s journey. 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
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Councils combine for sports plan SUNSHINE Coast, Noosa and Gympie councils have combined to produce the Draft Regional Facilities Plan for Difficult to Locate Sports to guide the need and location of regional facilities for four sports. The draft Regional Facilities Plan for Difficult to Locate Sports considers the needs of aviation (ultra-lights, model aeroplanes, para-gliding and hang-gliding), motorcycling, shooting and competitive powered water sports. Sunshine Coast Council endorsed the draft plan on October 12 and it will go to Noosa and Gympie councils to consider later this month. If approved by all councils, it will be available for the community to provide feedback from late October. Tourism, Events and Sport Portfolio Councillor Jason O’Pray said there were some sports which can be harder to accommodate than other sports for a range of reasons. “These sports generally require access to large sites where they can undertake their activities without adversely impacting on residents,” Cr O’Pray said. “There are challenges involved in locating, developing and managing facilities for difficult to locate sports and the three councils have agreed on a collaborative approach. “The aim is to share the overall planning and investment priorities for the four specific sports. “The draft plan has been prepared with input from sporting organisations and includes recommendations to guide the planning and development of the four difficult to locate sports and will assist in identifying short, medium and long term priorities.” External consultation occurred as part of the development of the draft plan, including reference groups and targeted consultation with relevant peak bodies, local organisations and clubs. “It is important to note the draft plan focuses on public land and community-based clubs and sports and does not include private facilities,” Cr O’Pray said. If the draft plan is approved by Noosa and Gympie councils, Sunshine Coast Council residents will be able to view it on council’s website and have the opportunity to provide feedback before November 23.
Cooroy Rotary President Warren O’Neill THE Rotary Club of Cooroy is honoured to contribute $11,675.20 to the Rotary Drought Assistance on behalf of the people who supported our Helicopter Ball Drop at the Cooroy Mountain Spring Festival 2018. Included are additional donations received from residents at the Cooroy Rotary sausage sizzle outside our local IGA, donations of more than $1,000 from the residents of Palm Lake Resort and almost $2,500 from the customers and management of the Pomona Pub. “We work with Rotary Clubs across the state including the Rotary Club of Pioneer Valley and the Rotary Club of Longreach to ensure that every cent we receive is given to help relieve the drought-
stricken farmers and their families,” said Cooroy Rotary President, Warren O’Neill. “Rotary has already delivered 3,700 tons of hay or 68 double road trains and this is organised at a central property where grazers can come to collect the hay and made a day of it.” “The project is run entirely by volunteers and every cent of the donated funds will go direct to those in need, and be spent locally for the ongoing benefits of the community in these difficult times. “To date 800 $250.00 debit cards have been distributed to enable farmers to spend the money locally to maintain the local commercial infrastructure of these remote communities.”
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Young Eumundi school students make shortlist in poetry comp YOUNG writers and their teachers from Australia and New Zealand submitted a whopping 2,526 poems to Red Room Poetry Object, an annual poetry-writing competition for students in Years 3-10 and their teachers. Two students from Eumundi State School were shortlisted. The students and poems are Isaac (From seed to tree) and Harley (Woodland Creature). The winners will be announced during a livestream video event on Thursday 6 December 2018, in partnership with Museum of Arts and Applied Sciences (MAAS). Prizes are awarded to the winning student (primary and secondary) poems, teacher poem, group installation and poems from regional and rural locations. Prizes include flights, travel vouchers and poetry packs, valued at over $10,000. Winning poems will also come alive in an animated short film to be screened during the Winners Announcement and released in cinemas Australia in December 2018.
Bold as Love raffle winner Congratulation to winner of the Bold as Love Jewellery raffle David Beveridge. David won a jewellery hamper valued at $1000 including a $100 gift voucher.
From seed to tree An embryonic plant encased within my hands, unlike any I have seen before, glimmering golden in dazzling light, planted in nourishing soil, the shell releases the beginning of life concealed within, beams of light hit the young shoot as it bursts out of the moistened earth, the radiant golden stem began a metamorphosis into a youthful sapling, leaves that are a vivid, neon emerald green, I knew there was something peculiar about this tree, maybe it will teach me in the future – as we grow together. By Isaac (Year 3)
Woodland Creature His pleading voices bubbled in my mind, as I create him from moist earth I find, his fissured clay skin has always begged for pleasure, as he leads a life of total leisure. My little friend liked to play, in one place, he’ll never stay, he’s never had an evil thought, and in heroic battles, he’s never fought. His life ebbs away, he finally got his way, as he falls and cracks apart, from the earth his love departs. By Harley (Year 4)
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Gelignite Jack’s celebrate a Halloween Birthday THIS month Gelignite Jack’s in Cooroy celebrates its 16th Birthday, just in time for Halloween. Satish Lal, owner of this busy discount variety store has, as usual, embraced this day by stocking up on costumes galore. House and garden spooky decorations, fake blood, teeth, masks and gruesome accessories abound so beware - the Halloween aisle is alive with witches’ cackles, hanging mummies, skeletons, bats and spiders! Satish says that between 60 to 80 trick or treaters visit his house every year in Cooroy on Halloween night, all fully dressed in costume and his wife Jayshiree and their kids love it. Gelignite Jack’s always loves a dress up and has been a regular float participant in the Christmas in Cooroy street parade for the last 8 years where Satish, with his family and staff, go all out and are one of the most popular floats of the day. Satish is already busily planning this year’s float, as well as organising Christmas stock for the shop, which he is excited to say will see a better variety then ever at better bargain prices! Satish says 16 years ago there were six Gelignite Jack’s stores in the area from Nambour to Gympie, now the Cooroy Gelignite Jacks stands alone and Satish credits this to the fabulous support of the Cooroy people and wider community. He values this support very much and in turn is a great supporter of community organisations and events, including Christmas in Cooroy, Cooroy Fusion Festival, Pink Fun
Satish Lal, owner of Gelignite Jack’s prepares for Halloween
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An eclectic mix of all things French & Gorgeous The new owner of French & Gorgeous, Diane Rees, says she is finally living her passion for great food, fashion and home décor. Since taking over the Diamond Street business on August 1st, Diane has been busily re-organising, re-furbishing and re-stocking with an eclectic mix of all things French and gorgeous. The beautiful old world farmhouse is overflowing with luxurious French linen bedding, soft furnishings and home décor including lamps, tableware and giftware, and is the only stockist outside of Sydney of the popular Emma Bridgewater kitchen ware. For the fashionista there’s an abundance of Italian linen fashion as well as local labels including Hut, Georgie A, Noosa Living and Walnut. Belts, handbags, shoes, jewellery, French and Gorgeous can dress you from head to toe. The popular café has also been revamped, the flaky cherry pie, buttery croissants and other beautifully homemade pastries are still available, all baked in house, but Diane has revamped the lunch menu to include loads more savoury dishes which include Vegan, Paleo and gluten free options. So now you can browse the store, then enjoy lunch seated indoors around farmhouse tables, or relax in the stunning outdoor garden seating, where dogs are also welcome. French and Gorgeous is fast cementing itself as a Destination Stop in the Noosa Hinterland, and while Diane says she has a lot of out of town visitors and international shoppers, she gives heartfelt thanks to all the support the local community has shown and is grateful to be able to share her passion with them. If you’re having a wedding or function, the café and outdoor dining area is available for hire or for use for the wedding photography. If you’re at-
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furniture tending a wedding or any celebration make sure to browse through French and Gorgeous to find the perfect gift. Afterpay will be available instore before Christmas. French & Gorgeous is also an approved stockist of Annie Sloan chalk paints for those who are looking to revamp their own furnishings, and workshops will be starting soon, so drop in to talk to Diane, or her wonderful staff, who have all stayed on since she took over the business, which has meant so much to her. Open 7 days, with convenient off- street parking, for breakfast, lunch and morning and afternoon tea Monday to Saturday and until 2pm on Sundays, makes every day a day for a catch up with friends No bookings required so drop in anytime.
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dining & entertainment Peter Rabbit on the Rooftop
COME along to the Cooroy Library Rooftop on Friday 2 November for the screening of ‘Peter Rabbit’. It’s always a good idea to arrive early to get yourself a spot and set up your blankets and picnics, in preparation for the screening to start around 6.30pm(ish). Entry to the movies is by donation. The screening is proudly supported by Cooroy Outdoor Power, John Madill Toyota, Cooroy Fish ‘n’ Chips, Chapmans Auto Repairs, Cooroy Computers, Tyrepower Cooroy, Dowling Neylan Real Estate, Poolwerx and The Cooroy Rag. About PETER RABBIT: Peter Rabbit and his three sisters - Flopsy, Mopsy and Cotton-Tail - enjoy spending their days in Mr McGregor’s vegetable garden. When one of McGregor’s relatives suddenly moves in, he’s less than thrilled to discover a family of rabbits in his new home. A battle of wills soon breaks out as the new owner hatches scheme after scheme to get rid of Peter - a resourceful rabbit who proves to be a worthy and wily opponent.
88 artists on show at BFAC
(L-R) ‘Roy’ by Lisa Jones; ‘Bottlebrush’ by Holly Leonardson, ‘Under the Sea’ by Linda Clarke. SEE for yourself if the Sunshine Coast has a visual language of its own at Cooroy’s Butter Factory Arts Centre. BFAC presents four group exhibitions in its second last exhibition program of 2018, showing the works of 88 Sunshine Coast-based artists and creatives until November 27. Their annual members exhibition, ‘Eclectica’ shared its opening night with the cultural centre’s Inaugural Portrait Prize, ‘Local Heroes’ on Saturday October 20. All up, 88 artists will have
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works on the walls – an experience that stands to offer a broader insight, according to BFAC coordinator, Alicia Sharples. “It’ll be fantastic to see the works of so many artists on show in the same space. All these artists, from the school students through to some of our region’s most accomplished professional artists, share the experience of living on the Sunshine Coast,” Ms Sharples said. “And while each show has either no theme, or a very broad one like ‘Local Heroes’, it’ll be fantastic to see if there is some sort of
shared visual language between the works. “We’d love to hear people’s response to that.” Sunshine Coast based Archibald Prize finalist,
Jandamarra Cadd will judge entries in the ‘Local Heroes Portrait Prize’. Known for our love of the environment and wildlife, Sunshine Coast art often
depicts elements from the natural world but what other similarities might we find? Or, is there little to no connection between an artist and its environment?
Noosa District Orchid & Foliage Society THE Noosa Society has recently conducted its Spring Show in Cooroy and would like to thank all those people who attended to see the great range of Orchid flowers from around the world. The AGM was held at the last meeting with all positions being filled. The meetings are a great to meet like-minded people with a passion for growing plants especially orchids. You are welcome to attend the meetings held at Tinbeerwah hall on the second Saturday of the month. The meeting time is 1pm for a 1.30 start. Most meetings have a quest speaker and plant sales; there is always a mini show from the members showcasing their flowers that are in bloom at the time.
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dining & entertainment My Life in Song Maggie Noonan, Soprano
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on to her national and international recitals and performances with orchestras singing Opera and Operetta Arias and finishing with poignant Irish ballads. Maggie’s Associate Artist will be outstanding accompanist, musician, composer and conductor and Artistic Director of one of Australia”s foremost vocal ensembles, The Australia Voices, Gordon Hamilton. Compered by charismatic, Aria Award singer, musician, composer and producer, Tyrone Noonan, who will join Maggie in a couple of Irish duets. This will be a truly memorable concert and a rare opportunity to see Maggie performing live.
Melbourne Cup
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POMONA BOWLS CLUB Come & enjoy a fun day for the Melbourne Cup
Social ballroom dancing EVERY Tuesday evening from 7 pm to 9.30 pm Pat and Norm Young organise a Social evening at the Pomona Memorial School of Arts Hall cost is $ 5-00, which includes supper. It is a very enjoyable evening as Pat and Norm provide New Vogue as well as Old Time Dancing. Come and be a Spectator, and see if you will enjoy it. Everyone is welcome. Phone 5485 2007 for more information, or come and visit. MAJESTIC Theatre Pomona, Sunday 28th October, 2pm. Tix – themajestictheatre.com.au. Enjoy a complementary cuppa with Maggie after the show. My Life in Song represents Maggie’s musical journey. My Life in Song begins with the delightful old fashioned, Deanna Durbin song “When April Sings” recalling her first performance at a school fete at a little country town of Wingham , NSW. Maggie’s musical journey continues representing her years of study at the NSW Conservatorium of Music with French Art Songs and Lieder and
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Call for Artists for Pomona Art Market POMONA’S Old Railway Station Gallery will hold its next Art Market on Saturday 24 November from 9am to 1pm. This popular market is an opportunity to meet local artists and to buy quality work direct from the artists at an affordable price. For those interested in participating, more information is available on the Gallery website www.pomonartgallery.com, or from the Gallery 10 Station Street, Pomona. Telephone 5485 2950. Deadline for applications is 21 November 2018
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dining & entertainment Reid family reunion
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Some of Will and Alice’s grandchildren who enjoyed a great day telling stories, swapping photos and catching up. Back Row:- Greg Warner, John Burrell, Laurence Dobe, Ross Burrell, Janet Reid, Bill Reid, Annette Craine (Warner), Desleigh Barrow (Reid), Peter White, Alan Warner, Ken Burrell. Front Row:- Robert Dobe, Karen Adams (Dobe), Kerry Parry (White), Lynda Johnston (Reid) A reunion was held on Saturday October 13 at Cooroy Car Club to mark 100 years of the Reid Family in Cooroy. Wilfred and Alice Reid married in 1918 and resided all their married life at 59 Maple Street, Cooroy. They were some of the early settlers in Cooroy and Alice was a member of the CWA and enjoyed doing many different types of craftwork including caneware, shellwork, feather flowers and toymaking to name a few. Wilfred Reid bought 25 bee hives from his parents’ home at Booval, Ipswich when he moved to Cooroy with Alice and their land ran from Maple through to Myall Street (4 large blocks). He built his first honey shed with a bark roof and 2 frame extractors. These were turned by hand when used to extract honey from the frames. Wilfred had trucks to transport the hives to heavily timbered areas near the coast - during winter for the Ti-tree and inland during summer for the Box and Iron-bark. Some of the sites were
Landsborough, Caloundra, Kenilworth and Tewantin. Robbing the hives was often done with voluntary help, men and boys found a few days camping, fishing and robbing hives was most enjoyable. In 1942 a two storey honey shed was built and at the peak of production up to 500 hives were in use and in a good season, needed to be robbed once a week. Honey was sent by rail in 60lb tins and labelled Reid’s Golden Seal Pure Honey. This honey was sold for 6 pence a pound then. Will and Alice had 6 children - Phyllis (Dobe), Marjorie (Warner), Bill Reid, Betty (Vickers), Marion (Burrell), and Lexie (White). They all enjoyed a wonderful childhood, camping at Noosa Woods, fishing, prawning, swimming and travelling all over the coast to camp near the local creeks and swimming areas, often with neighbours and friends along for the ride.
Probus Club of Cooroy
Lyn and Trevor Bunney, Rob Dayman, Ron Strudwick, Kathryn Poynter and Michael Fayne all members of the Cooroy Probus Club choosing their bowls before the roll up THE Probus Club of Cooroy meets on the first Monday of each month in the Anglican Church Hall, Miva Street at 10 am. A short meeting, a longer morning tea - time for a chat catch up with friend, followed by an interesting and informative guest speaker all helps our retired community members keep connected. This month our more active members tried their hand at lawn bowls while others enjoyed a happy hour cheering on from the sidelines. We joined forces for an excellent meal at the Saw and Mill where the staff were extremely attentive and professional. Highly recommended. Planning is underway for Christmas celebrations and for 2019. Anyone interested in learning more about the Cooroy Probus Club can come along to Dawn and Brian Jones watching and a monthly meeting or ring our membership officer, cheering on the Probus Club lawn John Pluck for more details m 0427 090 750. bowlers Page 14 - Cooroy Rag, October 24, 2018
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Blue Light’s 10th Birthday a graveyard smash! THE rainy weather didn’t put off the witches and zombies who turned out in droves to rock the night away in celebration of the Cooroy Blue Light Disco’s 10th Birthday. A special thanks to guests - Member for Nicklin, Marty Hunt and Member for Noosa ,Sandy Bolton and DJ of the Disco for 9 years, Mikey Nielsen, who came back for the occasion. Bring on the next 10 years!!
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10 years of optometry@cooroy
THIS year optometry@cooroy celebrates its 10 year anniversary of providing quality independent optometric eye care for the local Cooroy community and beyond from the
white and green house at 62 Maple Street. The story actually goes back even further as optometrist Heather McLeod commenced practice part-time in Cooroy in 1997.
Both the township of Cooroy and Heather McLeod Optometrists steadily grew until to meet an ever-increasing demand she invited Sunshine Coast optometrist Jenny Currie to join her as a business partner and thus optometry@cooroy was born in 2008. Both ladies have always endeavoured to provide a personalised service to their customers. It is not unusual for either Jenny or Heather to see a patient one day and then be standing beside them at the checkout at the IGA the next day. “When you work and live in a community you have to keep the service personal”, says Jenny. “We try to take time to explain a patients eye issues in a way they can understand” adds Heather. In the last 10 years the team at optometry@cooroy have continued to heavily invest in the latest technology including cameras and scanners to be used in monitoring eye health. Jenny and Heather emphasizes that there is more to a comprehensive eye examination than just checking eyesight and prescribing glasses or contact lenses and all of that certainly takes longer than the 15 minutes allotted elsewhere. The practice also helps a large number of paediatric patients whose parents bring them from as far afield as Kingaroy and Tin Can Bay to access the Behavioural Optometry services that Jenny and Heather provide. Behavioural optometry is
an expanded area of vision care that particularly considers how vision may impact learning as well as dealing with eye teaming and focus problems in people of any age. In 2014 Jenny’s husband Ray Smith joined the team as Practice Manager to allow the optometrists more time to concentrate on patient care rather than the day-to-day running of the business. With a previous background in Engineering, Ray admits his favourite part of the day is repairing spectacle frames that customers have damaged in sometimes unbelievable ways. Ray loves a challenge! He also has a goal to have and wear as many sets of glasses as Elton John. “We are proud to support Australian companies” says Ray. “We source most of our spectacle lenses from an Australian lens company and as many of our frames from Australian companies as we can. “We consider our suppliers to be part of the team that provide your spectacles and contact lenses. They must provide a quality product as well as keeping up with the latest fashion.” The future is looking bright for optometry@cooroy and the team have a vision to continue to provide ever improving eyecare for their patients through education and technology.
Fortnightly drop-in centre to help our most vulnerable COUNCIL has teamed up with a wide range of agencies and not-for-profit organisations to launch a fortnightly one-stop shop initiative to give vulnerable locals easy access to essential services. “Social Services Hub Day is a fortnightly dropin centre where those facing hardship can access doctors, and not-for-profit and government services to help them find accommodation and
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employment, all in the one location,” said Acting Mayor Frank Wilkie. “Anyone who is experiencing homelessness, or is at risk of it, is welcome to the Hub Day at TaitDuke Community Cottage in Tewantin.” Agencies and not-for-profits working with Council will deliver the initiative, including Sunny Street, St Vincent de Paul, Red Cross Employment Services and Orange Sky Laundry.
Sunny Street provides health screening, disease support, wound care and preventative health services such as immunisation and education to those in need. “Sunny Street offers the opportunity to have a good conversation with doctors and/or nurses about their health journey,” said Sunny Street cofounder Sonia Goodwin. Hub Day will complement the existing weekly
Orange Sky Laundry Service. Hub Day will take place fortnightly on Tuesdays from 9.30am – 1.30pm, at Tait-Duke Community Cottage, Earl Street Tewantin. “It’s not just open to those experiencing homelessness, anyone who is facing barriers to accessing essential services such as visiting the doctor, is more than welcome,” said Community Development Manager, Alison Hamblin.
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COOROY RAG Community Centre opens at Kabara
Why is sleep important? SLEEP plays a vital role in good health and well-being throughout your life. Getting enough quality sleep at the right times can help protect your mental health, physical health, quality of life, and safety. The way you feel while you’re awake depends in part on what happens while you’re sleeping. During sleep your body is working to support healthy brain function and maintain your physical health. In children and teens, sleep also helps support growth and development. Sleep helps your brain work properly. While you’re sleeping your brain is preparing for the next day. It’s forming new pathways to help you learn and remember information. Sleep also plays an important role in your physical health. For example, sleep is involved in healing and repair of your heart and blood vessels. What happens if you don’t get enough sleep? The damage from sleep deficiency can occur in an instant or it can harm you over time. For example, ongoing sleep deficiency can raise your risk for some chronic health problems. It also can affect how well you think, react, work, learn, and get along with others. Ongoing sleep deficiency is linked to an increased risk of heart disease, kidney disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and stroke. Sleep deficiency also increases the risk of obesity. Sleep deficiency results in a higher than normal blood sugar level, which may increase your risk for diabetes. Ongoing sleep deficiency can change the way in which your immune system responds. For example, if you’re sleep deficient you may have trouble fighting common infections. How can I improve my sleep? Medications and herbs from the pharmacy are useful in aiding sleep, but it is important to also
ensure you are practising good sleep principles DAILY to make certain you are giving yourself the best quality sleep possible. Here are some tips for those of you who might be having difficulty in the sleep department. Reduce your caffeine intake - do not have any food, medicines, or drinks that contain caffeine or other stimulants after midday or for six hours before bedtime. Reduce or quit smoking; nicotine is a stimulant. Reduce your alcohol intake or at least avoid alcohol within six hours of bedtime. Do not have a heavy meal just before bedtime Do not do any strenuous exercise within four hours of bedtime (but exercising earlier in the day is helpful). Exercise that involves relaxation or meditation (eg., yoga) may be useful close to bedtime. The bedroom should be a quiet, relaxing place to sleep Earplugs and eye shades may be useful if you are sleeping with a snoring or wakeful partner. Make sure the bedroom is dark with good curtains to stop early morning sunlight. Mood and atmosphere - try to relax and wind down with a routine before going to bed Do not do anything that is mentally demanding within 90 minutes of going to bed, such as studying. Go to bed when sleepy/tired. If you cannot get off to sleep after 20-30 minutes then get up. If you can, go into another room and do something else such as reading or watching TV rather than brooding in bed. Go back to bed when sleepy. You can repeat this as often as necessary until you are asleep. For more information visit your LiveLife Pharmacist at Cooroy or Pomona.
NoosaCare Board President, Stefan Prystupa did the honours with NoosaCare CEO, Megan D’Elton at Kabara Hostel.
Residents, friends, family, volunteers and staff gathered to celebrate the opening of the new community centre at Kabara. The centre is located where the reception and old dining area was previously. It will be used by residents for entertainment as well other recreational activities.
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New local Vet at Cooroy Veterinary Surgery
Craig Marshall, Cooroy Veterinary Surgery AFTER eight years servicing the Noosa Hinterland in a mobile vet capacity, Craig Marshall will now be operating from the newly purchased Cooroy Veterinary Surgery, located
across the road from the Cooroy Golf Club at 47 Myall Street. Craig is a 1994 graduate of the University of Queensland and has worked in South Australia, Mid North Coast of NSW, Fiji and the United Kingdom, accumulating a wealth of knowledge and experience along the way. Craig and his helpful, friendly staff, Kristy and Vaughn, will be on hand to offer all the routine services previously provided by Cooroy Veterinary Surgery including surgical and dental procedures, radiography, ultrasound and in-house laboratory support. Established in 1982, Cooroy Veterinary Surgery is well known to the community. Previously owned by Dr Brain Batch who is now semi-retired, the clinic has been operating for over 30 years. The clinic is easily accessible with plenty of parking. Call in for your pet’s health care needs, including Hills Science Diet, wormers, collars/tags and toys. To all new and existing clients of Cooroy Veterinary Surgery, and clients of Get The Vet! Housecalls, Craig would like to offer a sincere welcome as the new owner of the Cooroy Veterinary Surgery. Opening hours: Monday – Friday 8.00am5.30pm; Sat 9am – 11.30 am. Phone 5447 6655. Website www.cooroyvets.com.au
Paper Angels Workshop supports ‘Footprints Program’
Rebecca Steele
Craig Steele
Jo Buffin
Simone Bifuko
• SPOR TS PHYSIO THERAPY • WOMEN’S HEALTH • MANIPULA TION SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPY MANIPULATION • MASSAGE / NEEDLING • PILA TES • YOGALA PILATES OGALATES TES • YOGA
A wonderful full day of Cardmaking was held on Saturday 13th October at Cooroy Primary School Hall. This event was held to raise funds to continue the ‘Footprints Program’ at Sunshine Coast University Hospital. This enables us to supply paper craft materials to make ‘Footprints Cards’ whereby ‘angel babies’ are acknowledged and parents/grandparents are provided with a special footprint memory card. The Footprints program has been in place at Mater Hospital since 2007. The Paper Angels team has implemented this
into several other hospitals throughout Brisbane, Gold and Sunshine Coast. This event was coordinated by Gaye Schrader as part of the Paper Angels team of Independent Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators. Other local demonstrators involved in this event were Barbara Boesten and Jill Potts. For more details on next year’s event or card making events, contact Gaye Schrader on 0400 384 562 or email gayeschrader@bigpond.com Special thanks to our sponsors: Stampin’ Up!, Serene Thai Restaurant, Richies Bakery, Harvest Fresh,Wright Cut Meats.
Tai Chi introductory course AN introductory Tai Chi class is to commence on October 28 and is to be run over a period of six weeks. Organised by the Australian Tai Chi Academy, the course is designed to be a fun and no-frills introduction to the invigorating nature of low impact and soft exercise essential to the underlying principles of Tai Chi. Classified as a ‘cultural treasure’ by the Chinese people, Tai Chi is an exercise that promotes improved health outcomes through gentle exercise and relaxation. It actively improves oxygen saturation, heart function and join flexibility amongst many other health benefits. Its ‘soft’ approach to exercise makes it ideal for all ages. Furthermore, its emphasis on gentle exercise makes it a valuable tool for cardio and physiological rehabilitation. The Australian Tai Chi and Kung Fu Academy, foundered by Dr Nat Yuen (Cardiologist and Tai Chi Grandmaster) and Grand Master Henry Sue (9th Degree Grandmaster of Southern Style Praying Mantis Kung Fu) has been running regular Tai Chi classes in Australia since the Page 18 - Cooroy Rag, October 24, 2018
1960s. With its headquarters in Brisbane, the school has been instrumental in providing genuine Tai Chi to all Australians. Cooroy classes are to be run by Stephen Locke, qualified instructor and student of Master Sue for over 40 years. The classes are to be held on Sunday mornings at the Cooroy Badminton Centre, between 8.30am and 9.30am. the cost is $50 for the 6 week introductory course. The introduction to the Tai Chi course is designed to be a fun way to improve health and vitaility. The Sunday morning time slot is intended to allow people a chance to experience Tai Chi and still have their valuable weekend time for family or personal commitments. It’s a great way to commence the day and perhaps enjoy all Cooroy has to offer. The venue is set amongst the Cooroy Community gardens with plenty of parking and ample space. To make a booking, contact Stephen Locke on 0409 457 295 or email Stephen.locke5@bigpond.com or Mark Rutherford on 0408 641 323.
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COOROY RAG Kindness Ahead!
health Walk free with Noosa Podiatry SCOTT Whitham has opened Noosa Podiatry at 5/19 Poinciana Avenue, Tewantin. Scott has over 15 years of experience as a podiatrist. He has been living and working on the Sunshine Coast since 2012. Originally from Sydney, Scott worked as team podiatrist for the Cronulla Sharks NRL team for five seasons which he said gave him an excellent insight into sports injury management. He has also lived and practiced in Wollongong and has a broad range of experience in many facets of Podiatry treating everyone from seniors to athletes to kids. “I am looking forward to treating the local community. I believe in great service with current evidence-based treatment
practices with a good deal of humour and friendliness thrown in,” said Scott. “I am a keen runner, surfer and swimmer. I understand what it means to be kept away from something you love doing because of a niggle or an injury. I can help u get back doing what you love quicker and keep you doing it once you’re back!” Scott specialises in Biomechancial/injury assessment, ingrown toenail management/surgery, Orthotics, General foot and toenail care, children and Footwear advice. Medicare EPC (Bulk billed), DVA and HICAPS accepted. If you have any feet problems, call Scott at Noosa Podiatry on 5415 0583.
N O W O P E N N O O S A P O D I AT R Y
Happy 5th Birthday Opal-Rose, love Dad, family & friends Dayna & Sam
Happy 3rd Birthday Bodhi love from Mummy, Daddy, Lulu & all your family and friends xxx
The Elm Street Intersection Upgrade has been a big job requiring many hours of work. During Vacation Care at Cooroy Outside School Hours Care, 5 year old Dayna watched the roadworks from the playground. She said “I know a kind idea. We can do something nice for the roadworks people. They work very hard.” The Kindness Club is very proud of our newest member! Dayna put the needs of others above her own opportunity to play. Her thoughtfulness and empathy inspires us all to spread a little extra kindness! “Little hearts can make a big difference” We would love to hear your kindness stories! Please send them to us at The Kindness Club, c/- P.O Box 816, Cooroy or to thekindnessclub@outlook.com
Scott Whitham Now practicing at
NOOSA PODIATRY Accepting Medicare EPC (Bulk billed), DVA and HICAPS
5/91 Poinciana Avenue, Tewantin Phone 5415 0583 noosapodiatryy.com.au or book online noosapodiatr
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COOROY RAG Church Notices
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2006 HONDA ACCORD EURO LUXURY • • • • • • • • • •
Cooroy Uniting Church Saturday 27th October 2018 7am – 1pm 51 Maple St (Across from Eden)
Sunday Church for Everyone! POMONA FAMILY SERVICE 9am cnr Memorial Avenue and Rectory Street
COOROY TRADITIONAL SERVICE 9:30am cnr Miva Street and Tewantin Road
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Saturday 3rd of November from 7am until 2pm. Combined Units 6,7,8, at 7/9 Wattle Street, Cooroy Items.T.V., Shower Chair Lge, Shoes, Roller Blades, Plants, Hands bags, Crockery, Fabric, Furniture, Clothes, Cobb Camping Cooker, Bric Brac, & much more
Position Vacant
Qualified Diesel Mechanic An opportunity exists for a Qualified Diesel Mechanic to join a locally owned, liquid waste company located in Cooroy. The fulltime position is to keep our busy fleet of trucks on the road.
WANTED TO BUY Coins, (Pre-Decimal - Florins, Shillings, Sixpences, Threepences, Round 50 cents etc) Banknotes (Pre-Decimal-10, 5, 1 Pounds, 10 Shillings) Postcards (Pre 1950 – Australian, NZ ) Stamps (Mint or Used) Watches (Windup only) Pocket & Fob (Windup only)
Phone Brian - I will travel to you - 0475 191 614 What’s On
Essential skills and qualifications for the role: • Diesel Mechanic Trade Qualification • Manual Truck License • Ability to work independently and as part of a team, in the workshop and offsite • Pride in completing all work to a high standard • Ability to troubleshoot and work to deadlines
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KIDS CLUB ON MAPLE
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SUNDAY SERVICES 8.00am - Cooroy - 51 Maple St 9.30am - Pomona - 27 Factory St
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Sunday Services - 10am All Welcome 5474 3309 - 5485 2298 - CWA HALL
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WOODWORKERS 8 Lower Mill Road, Cooroy
Cooroy Seventh-day Adventist Church Saturday: 9.30 am Group Bible Study
11.00 am Worship 0414 230 311 - 20 Cooroy-Belli Ck Rd Our family welcomes your family
The Church of United Spiritualism of Australia Clairvoyance - Guest Speakers - Healing Meditations COOROY - QCWA Hall Maple Street Wednesdays 7.00pm Rev Kathy McVann - 0414 972632 Page 20 - Cooroy Rag, October 24, 2018
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What’s On The CAN LAUGH CANCER SUPPORT GROUP meets at 10am at the C.W.A. Hall Tewantin, next to the Post Office, on the first Friday of each month. Next meeting is on Friday 2nd November. All welcome. Ph Val 0422997781
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COOROY RAG Greenwood Grove final stage released
The Greenwood Grove Residential Community in Cooroy has earned an en-
viable reputation of one of the best places to live and raise a family on the Sun-
shine Coast. Residents of the estate know that its location is hard
to beat.With an easy stroll to Cooroy’s busy retail centre, the multi-sports complex and all schools, needless trips in the family car are kept to a minimum. The Estate has Cooroy creek central to 10 ha parkland area which is a drawcard to the many young people living here. Wide footpaths join all streets at Greenwood Grove to the town Centre. The final stage has now been released. The 211ots in stage 9 are all level and all lots front onto rural land
with the multi-sports complex directly across the road. Stage 9 has 211arge & level lots from 600m2 to 889m2 arranged in a quiet cul-de-sac. The on-site Sales & Information centre is open Monday to Saturday lOam to 4 pm. Please take time to visit our friendly sales team to secure your opportunity to live in Greenwood Grove. Price: From $295,500. Contact Tom Midgley 5447 7198, Straker Drive, Cooroy.
Upstairs, downstairs, close to town Set on 1057m2 of near level land, this solid brick/ block home provides great separation for the larger or extended family. What a location, you can walk to town for the groceries or catch up with friends over a coffee. Upstairs features: Two good sized bedrooms, polished timber floors; Central kitchen and dining area; Internal stairs, Bathroom, entry or study area; Separated lounge room with air-conditioning and access to deck; Front and rear entertaining deck. Downstairs includes: Two large bedrooms plus additional room; Bathroom and laundry; Single garage; Covered outdoor areas under decks. Outside: Single carport ideal for van or boat; 2 x large garden sheds; Additional single carport; Great backyard Cooroy provides all the services your family may need, but if you feel the need to treat yourself to the beautiful beaches of Noosa they are just 15 minutes away. Priced at $515,000. Please call Michael Robinson on 0431 865 616 from Raine & Horne Noosa Hinterland for further details or drop in to see one of our friendly staff at 16a Maple Street, Cooroy or 8 Reserve Street, Pomona.
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COOROY RAG Fantastic opportunity to purchase a commercial freehold title in Cooroy Bed 4; Bath 1; Car 3; 895sqm Price: $499,000 Inspection: Friday, 26th October – 3-3.30pm Positioned in the thriving township of Cooroy, situated in Noosa’s beautiful hinterland, 15 Mary River Road is a fantastic and rare opportunity to purchase a commercial freehold title with light industry zoning. Located in an established light industrial precinct just a short stroll to the main street retail area of Maple Street and library. The light industry zoning makes it ideal for a range of business uses including some retail, commercial offices or mixed use development
LAND CLEARANCE
SALE
ONLY 8 BLOCKS LEFT In Masterplanned Estate Minutes from water on the Fraser Coast Land sizes between 655 and 840 square metres Prices starting at $95, 000 House and land packages from $320,000 Call Rod at Cooloola Sands Sale Office
0428 72 62 72
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(subject to council approval). The level and fully serviced allotment is 895m2 in size and has an existing home which includes 4 smaller sized bedrooms, an office and bathroom. A large and powered 12m x 6m shed and service pit is also included in the sale and is easily accessed by a separate side road. The site is provided with excellent exposure to passing vehicles daily with a substantial 22.1m street frontage and is located only 150m to the main street of Cooroy. The opportunity here is endless! Contact Murray Brown, 0419 491 395 Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000.
Great position - a real surprise package Bed 4; Bath 2; Car 2; 606sqm; Price: $625,000 One of the best positions in town for peace and quiet, this stylish four bedroom home is a real surprise package. Ideal for retirees or families, the rendered brick home is light and bright with air conditioned open plan living plus a totally separate lounge with a custom built entertainment unit. The near new kitchen is simply delightful and the perfect place to create or gather. Plenty of bench space that doubles as a breakfast bar, soft close drawers, a dedicated warmer drawer, electric oven, ceramic glass cooktop plus a zip tap for immediate hot/cold or even carbonated water on tap! The main bedroom is set well away from the other bedrooms and is air conditioned. All bedrooms are generous in size with ceiling fans and built in robes. The home’s orientation is north to the rear so the aspect is perfect all year round. Landscaped gardens provide the privacy you’d expect when either entertaining in the covered outdoor or alfresco areas. There’s a grassed area for any four legged friends or for the kids to run and play. With every attention to detail taken care of, this is a home of style and sophistication that truly is a turnkey offering. To arrange an inspection please contact me directly. Contact Jeanette Catalano 0422 923 851 or Mario Catalano 0400 613 879 - Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000.
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real estate
A grand residence perfect for the growing family or unretiring
1930s ART DECO QUEENSLANDER
DUAL LIVING ECO HOME + STUDIO ON 2.5 ACRES 4 Ruby Street, COOROY
4
1
4
1012m2
OFFERS OVER $649,000
Coles Creek Road, COORAN 4
2
RENT $560.00 PER WEEK • • • •
Main house has 3 pods linked by covered walkways Large north-facing deck with views of Mt Cooran 2 bed with separate large living or 3 bedrooms Fully self-contained 1 bed cabin + much more
MODERN QUEENSLANDER WITH MOUNTAIN VIEWS
4 Exhibition Street, POMONA 3
2
4
RENT $520.00 PER WEEK
• Elevated Queenslander with views of Pomona & Cooran Mountains • Private oasis with beautiful established trees, gardens & fully fenced yard • Country style kitchen with granite bench tops, dishwasher, gas cook top, large pantry & breakfast bar • Lock-up parking for 4 vehicles under-house, side access for boat & caravan
PRICE REDUCTION BRAND NEW HOME
Bed 4; Bath 2; Car 4; 1.6 acres Stratford Park is one of the most prestigious addresses in Pomona, especially for those seeking an executive home on low maintenance acreage, within easy reach of schools, shops, cafes and services. 11 Elandra Terrace offers all this and more on 1.6 acres and is the perfect property for the growing family or a discerning couple who love to entertain. Elevated at the top of a palm-lined driveway, this grand residence presents well with its stylish grey and white rendered exterior. There’s plenty of room for a game of cricket or footy yet the acreage is easy care with neat lawns, mature trees, sprinkler system and dog-proof yard. The home is low maintenance, with tiled floors throughout the living areas. There are 3 separate living areas, including a formal dining room, lounge and informal family room/media room. The open plan kitchen/family room features impressive bay windows, and both this and the dining room open out through sliding doors to a covered patio. The kitchen is light and airy with stunning granite bench tops, Blanco electric oven and ceramic cook top, Blanco extraction hood, a dishwasher that has never been
used, walk-in pantry and breakfast bar. The 4 bedrooms are carpeted and 3 feature built-in robes. The master suite is massive and includes a lovely bay window with garden outlook, TV, walk-in robe and stylish ensuite with a separate shower, spa bath, twin vanities and a separate toilet. Ducted and zoned air-conditioning ensures your comfort all year round. Your vehicles are well cared for with a remote controlled double garage with internal entry plus a large 2-bay shed with its own rainwater tank for the garden. There’s plenty of room to add a veggie garden or even a pool, and the gorgeous established trees include a Liquid Amber, Poinciana, Orange, Mandarin, Lemon, Lime, Lemonade, Peach, Nectarine, Persimmon, Passion Fruit and more. Peaceful and private with excellent neighbour separation, this lovely home is spacious, light-filled and, thanks to its elevated position, enjoys cooling breezes. Just a short drive from the centre of Pomona Village, this is a sought-after area and properties in Stratford Park don’t stay on the market long, so make your move today. Contact Sam Hargrave on 0425 777 121 or Phil Hargrave on 0417 750 507.
• Gorgeous air-conditioned home packed with original features plus all mod cons • 4 separate living zones, including sunroom, sitting room, media room and lounge/dining area • Stunning kitchen, with black granite bench tops, 900mm gas cooktop, dishwasher and butler’s ceramic sink • VJ walls, French doors, casement windows, fretwork, painted hoop pine floorboards and 10-ft high ceilings • Fully fenced with rear lane access and room for a shed, pool, caravan and boat
AUTHENTIC AND UNSPOILT ON 9 USABLE ACRES CLOSE TO TOWN
89 Maguires Lane, COORAN
5
2
3
9.37 acres
OFFERS OVER $579,000
• Charming & authentic high-set Queenslander on 9 usable acres • Many original features, including high ceilings, polished hardwood floors, French doors, VJ walls, casement windows and butterfly staircase • Huge downstairs living area with 2 bedrooms and bathroom • Paddocks, dam, 4-bay horse shelter with power and water plus sand arena • 3-bay powered shed with 2 roller doors and space for caravan/ horse float
LIGHT-FILLED ACREAGE HOME WITH SHED, STUDIO AND MOUNTAIN VISTA
Chic & spacious near-new home minutes from Noosa Botanic Gardens
31 Woodswallow Lane, BLACK MOUNTAIN
4
Ambulance Street, POMONA 4
2
RENT $500.00 PER WEEK • • • •
Brand new – never been lived in Well-designed kitchen with walk-in pantry Great-sized master suite with walk-in robe 3 more good-sized bedrooms with built-in robes
STYLISH STRATFORD PARK
Orana Avenue, POMONA 4 • • • •
2
2
RENT $575.00 PER WEEK
Beautiful property on 1.5 acres of manicured lawn Modern and spacious with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms Highly sought-after location 5 minute drive to Pomona
Wendy Cousins SENIOR PROPERTY MANAGER
0477 557 770 - 5485 2200 wendy@hgre.com.au
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Bed 4; Bath 2; Car 2; 611m2 Offers over $599,000 Just a walk from Cooroy CBD with its shops, cafes, schools and train station, this stylish near-new home offers easy living close to everything. Comfortable all year round with ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning, the property offers room for all, with 4 very comfortable carpeted bedrooms, 2 separate living areas and a lovely undercover deck with ceiling fan. Your new kitchen certainly has the ‘wow’ factor, with its chic colour scheme, stone benchtops, glass splashback, 900mm 5burner gas cook top, electric oven, Fisher and Paykel stainless steel appliances, builtin microwave, large walk – in pantry and more. The breakfast bar is perfect for quick snacks, while the kitchen is perfectly placed to chat to guests in the open plan dining area. Fresh, clean and light-filled this is a lovely property to come home to, and it’s such low maintenance, leaving plenty of time for fun. There’s no shortage of storage either, with large cupboards, a linen press and a
separate laundry. The spacious master suite is just gorgeous, with a large walk-in robe and ensuite bathroom with separate toilet and twin vanities. The other 3 bedrooms all feature built-in robes and the main bathroom has a bath, separate shower and separate toilet. The garden is fully fenced with a lush green lawn and room for a pool. As well as the double garage with internal entry, there’s a handy side access with double gates for the caravan. Just a short walk from everything Cooroy has to offer, it’s only a couple of minutes’ drive to the famous Noosa Botanic Gardens and Lake Macdonald for boating, fishing, walking and picnics. With this great location, you’re also just 20 minutes from Noosa’s fabulous beaches and Hastings Street. You could move straight in and not spend another cent or take the property to the next level by adding a pool. Either way, don’t delay as this immaculate property ticks all the boxes. Contact Sam Hargrave on 0425 777 121 or Phil Hargrave on 0417 750 507.
2
6.57 acres
OFFERS OVER $675,000
• • • •
2
2
Private position on no-through road with mountain views Open plan living, dining & kitchen plus formal carpeted lounge Stunning slate floors, high ceilings, fireplace and ceiling fans Double French doors throughout, opening to covered patio & gardens • Unique kitchen with timber & mini orb cupboards, hand-made wrought iron handles, ceramic cook top & dishwasher • 3-bay shed with 2 roller doors plus air-conditioned studio with glass sliding door. Dam with pump
WALK TO EVERYTHING FROM THIS NEAR NEW ACREAGE HOME
51 Wirruna Drive, COORAN
5
2
2
1.5 acres
OFFERS OVER $555,000
• Prime position on the edge of Cooran village • Spacious, air-conditioned, open plan living areas plus undercover alfresco area with Cooran Mountain views • Modern kitchen with Caesarstone bench tops, gas cooktop, electric oven, range hood and SMEG dishwasher • Double lockup garage with side access for more vehicles • Walking distance to primary school, store, café and train station
5485 2200
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sport
Bendigo’s support keeps Pomona Bowls Club rolling
Respected LOCALS servicing the Cooroy Community
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Phone Tom & Debbie 5442 5088
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IF you have a love for lawn bowls or maybe a really great meal, then make sure you visit Pomona Bowls Club. The greens are about as well regarded as the skills of new chef, Kris Abdy. His menus for lunch and dinner will be sure to attract patrons from far and wide. Pomona Bowls Club has around 80 bowling members and 200 social members, and has been in operation since 1948. It’s a club that is well known for its friendly atmosphere and welcomes both young and old to a sport that grows in popularity each year. One thing the club prides itself on is its connection with the Pomona community. So, it only seems natural that the club’s longterm sponsor is the Pomona Community Bank branch of Bendigo Bank. After all, it was Pomona residents that decided they wanted their own bank and the community made it happen, opening in April 2015. Since then, more and more locals have
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(l-r) Geoff Edwards, Darryl Edmonds and Simone Flavelle from Pomona Community Bank branch joined Judy Muir and Marie Robertson at the club last week
learned the value of good, old fashioned service and have seen the change their banking can make. Club treasurer, Judy Muir met with managers, Simone Flavelle, Darryl Edmonds and Geoff Edwards at the club last week and thanked him for the partnership between the two organisations. “We’re a club very rich in tradition and passionate about our bowls. “We greatly appreciate the support of Bendigo Bank and we’re excited to be sponsored by a bank that is continually giving back to its community. “We’re enjoying our business relationship with Bendigo Bank, too. We know we’re lucky to have our own banking services in Pomona when so many others are continuing to close down all over the country in towns like ours. They’ve stuck by us, so we’re sticking by them,” Judy said. For Simone Flavelle, this year’s sponsorship is the latest step in a great relationship. “We’re continuing to support the community and businesses that support us. As our Pomona branch continues to strengthen, we want to remind locals that the more they bank with us, the more we give back. “In addition to our support of Pomona Bowls Club, we’re proud to support Pomona’s upcoming Centennial Remembrance Day ceremony and are major sponsors of the Pomona King of the Mountain Festival, Noosa Country Show, Pomona State School and more,” Simone said. If you would like any further information about playing or dining at Pomona Bowls Club, call 5485 1202. If you’d like to speak with Simone or any of the team at Pomona Community Bank branch, call 5485 1786.
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Junior cricket returns to Eumundi to one of the CooroyEumundi U12 sides, and will bring SCCA competition junior cricket back to Eumundi on a weekly basis. Excited by the prospect of using this fantastic new pitch, and expanding the Club’s reach to juniors within the
(back row l to r) Sam Curtis (QC), Rob Plant (CECC Vice President), Chris Baker (SCCA Junior Sub Committee) and Pat Sowersby (QC). (front row l to r) all from Cooroy-Eumundi Cricket Club Brayden Forrest, Nathan Howarth, Joshua Plant and Martin Kelly QUEENSLAND Cricket and the Sunshine Coast Cricket Association (SCCA) have begun the first step of a significant pitch upgrade for the Sunshine Coast with a new synthetic wicket developed at Eumundi State School. The pitch upgrade project has been undertaken after Queensland Cricket and SCCA completed a two-year audit of cricket wickets on the Sunshine Coast following a significant lift in junior participation. The audit iden-
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tified the need to invest in upgrading facilities in the region, with a particular focus on school and junior cricket. A total of $40,000, split between QC and SCCA, has been allocated to the project to develop pitches from Caboolture to Noosa, which will cater for the increase in the number of club and school teams seeking grounds to play on. The number of junior teams playing cricket on the Sunshine Coast increased by 23% in 2017-
18, with the new wicket at Eumundi State School to be utilised for school and club cricket as part of a five year agreement with SCCA. Money raised for the project has been contributed in part by the KFC Sunshine Coast Smash, which has seen the Brisbane Heat take two preseason Big Bash League matches to the Maroochydore Cricket Club across the past two summers. The new pitch at Eumundi State School will be the home ground
Eumundi area, CooroyEumundi Cricket Club is always on the lookout for new junior players. If you are interested in joining this wonderful family oriented club, please email the President, Darrel Forrest on CECCPresident @gmail.com.
Match Reports: Cooroy-Eumundi Cricket Club managed to notch up first round victories in the U15, U13 and U12 age groups, with only one narrow 8 run loss in the other U12 match. U15’s: Cooroy-Eumundi restricted Flinders to 131 with great bowling from Brayden Forrest (4 for 11 off 4), and Lachie Harrison (3 for 13 off 5). In reply, Cooroy-Eumundi were 7 for 153 after their 30 overs, with Ryan Christensen hitting a fine 40, and Oscar Long 34. U13’s: Yandina chose to bat first and posted a strong total of 157 runs. In the field, Eric Mahe stunned the Yandina team and the spectators with a side-on direct hit run out, from the out field. Cooroy’s run chase got off to a shakey start until Marcus Morley and Zac Murray settled in and the runs began to flow. Following this partnership, Gus Gunton (9) and Joe Murray (retired 30 no) combined to get the run chase seriously underway. Marcus (30 no) and Zac (55 no) returned to the crease and remained unbeaten to close out the game for Cooroy with a final total of 5/167. U12 White: took on Tewantin-Noosa Lightning on the St Thomas More School Oval. Openers Reilly Carroll (35) and Angus Hetherington (35 no) got the team off to a flyer, with Nathan Howarth and Jaxon Smith also batting through to retire not out, all contributing to a total of 4 for 141. In reply, tight bowling from Josh Plant (1 for 8 off 5) and some sharp catching behind the stumps by Nathan Howarth, restricted Tewantin-Noosa to 118 all out. U12 Green: hosted Tewantin-Noosa Storm at our new junior ground at Eumundi State School. Batting first, CooroyEumundi were restricted by good bowling to 108 all out. It could have been a lot less without the efforts of Zac Harrison (38) and Clancy Young (29 no), who batted together for the last wicket from the 13th to the 28th over. They both displayed great discipline and patience in achieving a respectable team total. Fine bowling from Clancy Young (3 for 7 off 5) and 2 wickets from Henry Rudkin built pressure, but good batting from Tewantin-Noosa got them home with 7 wickets down. No games were possible in Senior grades due to bad weather.
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