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September 4, 2013 IN THIS ISSUE
Formal Feature Pages 14-15
Bendigo commits to Christmas in Cooroy Page 3
Sporting News Pages 27, 30-31
Grand Final Winners 2013 - Pomona Demons POMONA/Cooroy Demons made it two premierships in three years when they travelled to Landsborough to take on Bribie Island in the SEQAFL Div 4 grand final on Saturday. The young senior demons, with an average age of just 21 years old, emerged triumphant after a belligerent and aggressive performance 12.15.87 to 5.9.39. The game concluded a season on the back of an 11 game winning streak. In a time when sport has been enmeshed in controversy across many codes, the family orientated Demons progressed through the 2013 season in an unassuming manner, as only the young can. The Dee’s side consisted of 3 sets of brothers, two father/son combinations and one set of cousins. On top of that, all but two players on the list of 22 came from either their junior ranks or are the sons of former players. In a time in sport where loyalty has for the most part been passed over in favor of financial gain, this side epitomises the benefits of being raised in a small town environment and the joys of mateship The win must also be seen as a yet another fine achievement for rookie coach Alex Mckinnon, who assumed this role after a stellar playing career for the Demons, which included seven seasons as club captain and twice being named club champion. Mckinnon was also a member of the Demons long awaited first flag in 2011.
He was supported off field by Team Manager Travis Hartshorn, while Bill Magin and Scott Pettigrove provided tactical initiative. All four of these men are life members of the club as well as Sunshine Coast AFL Hall of Fame recipients, further demonstrating the loyalty and long term commitment of personnel, this proud club enjoys. Blake Magin, Lanze Magin and 2013 premiership captain Shaun Maxfield aslo provided great leadership and were an important part of the combined ‘Brain Trust’. Best Players on the day in a comprehensive team display over 4 quarters were Lanze Magin, Billy Mahony, Dan Maxfield ,Kyle Gunn, Scotty Stiefler, Al Mahony, Blake Magin, Ty VanSanten, Shaun Maxfield , Nick Woolley and Wayne Mahony while Kyle Collett held Bribie Islands league leading goalkicking recipient, J.Maher goalless. Scotty Stiefler recieved the League award for best afield in the Grand Final. A replay of the game was shown at the Pomona Hotel for players and supporters on the Wednesday with host/cameraman Brian Doyle keeping the momentum going with good food and cold beer. Goal kickers on the day were: Kyle (Kegsy) Gunn 3, Ty Van Santen 3 and one apiece to Shaun Maxfield, Micheal Daddow, Al Mahony, Scotty Steifler, Harry White and Lanze Magin.
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news Garage sale trail - 26th October 2013
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THE Sunshine Coast Council would like to introduce you to an exciting event happening in our local area on Saturday 26th October the Garage Sale Trail. There are around 7.4 million garages in Australia. What if every single one of them had a Garage Sale on the same day? That’s the idea behind the Garage Sale Trail! Sunshine Coast Council is participating in the Garage Sale Trail, as a fantastic way of promoting recycling and sustainability, bringing together local residents and community groups and having a bit of fun. We want to give you the opportunity to get involved in an event that is all about the local community, while raising funds to support the great work you do. If the 2012 Garage Sale Trail is anything to go by, there will be pop-up record stores, art shows, bike sales as well as your classic clothes and bric-a-brac
Cooroy-Noosa Family History Group COOROY-Noosa Family and Local History Group will hold their Annual General Meeting at 1.00pm on Saturday, 7th September at the Research Room, 41 Miva Street, Cooroy. Before the meeting one of our valued members Edna Smith will talk on “The Crees Family - A Hundred Years in Cooroy”. The popular oral history “Pioneer Families of Cooroy and District” edited by Betty Sutton and first printed in 2002 is now available on CD at $15.00 a copy from the Research Room. A Monster Fundraising Garage Sale will be held by the Group on Saturday, 14th September at 84 Werin Street, Tewantin. Plants, household goods, bric a brac and much more will be on sale from 6.30am to 1.00pm. To find out more phone 5442 5570.
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Cooroy-Eumundi Garden Club THE next meeting of the Club will be held on Monday 9 September commencing at 9.30 am at the home of Tony and Margaret Porritt, 81 Whispering Gum Avenue (off Jocelyn Drive), Eumundi. The speaker will be Jay Turner from Laguna Pest Control who will give a talk on ‘Termites’. New members are always welcome. For furtherb information please contact Secretary John on 5415 1213 or mobile 0410 485 285.
Where’s the rolled up Rag? FOR those who would like to enter the ‘Where’s the Rolled Up Rag’ Competition, here’s what it’s about: In each edition of the Cooroy Rag we are placing the photo of the Rolled up Rag (smaller version) in one of the advertisements for you to try and find. All you have to do is email us at editorial@cooroyrag. com.au or post your entry to: ‘Where’s the rolled up rag competition’, PO Box 898, Cooroy, 4563, and let us know which ad
you found it in and the page number along with your name, address and phone number so we cantact you. Win a $25 dinner at the Cooroy RSL & Bowls Club. Entries close September 19th Last edition’s winner was Nicala Stansby of Cooroy who found the Rolled Up Rag in the Noosa Lifestyle Real Estate ad on Page 14.
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news Bank commits to Xmas in Cooroy for another 3 years
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EVERYONE loves a parade, especially one that rocks! One of the highlights of the annual Christmas in Cooroy celebrations is the Street Parade which makes its way up Maple Street and back and attracts over 5,000 people into Cooroy. The Cooroy Community Bank branch of Bendigo Bank has once again boosted Cooroy’s celebrations by committing $21,000 or $7,000 per year for the next 3 years. That’s big news for a community event that had humble beginnings only nine years ago and is now regarded as one of the real highlights on the Festive Season calendar on the Sunshine Coast. But you know you are on a winner when there are over 40 businesses and community groups that get together to celebrate. Christmas in Cooroy is being held on Saturday, 7 December this year with the Bendigo Bank
Street Parade commencing at 4.00pm. The theme for this year’s event is “Rock ’n’ Roll” and the team at the Cooroy Community Bank branch of Bendigo Bank like many other businesses around Cooroy is already busily planning their float. Event manager, Danielle Taylor says this year’s parade theme is sure to bring out the fun in everyone. “The Bendigo Bank Street Parade is a great spectacle and thousands of people line the streets to watch the floats. The best float award is hotly contested with previous winners including Spiritus, Cooroy Rag and Cooroy State School who took out the title last year. Who knows which amazing entry will win this year? One thing is certain – it will be a colourful spectacle that no lover of Rock ‘n’ Roll will want to miss, “Danielle said.
“The Cooroy Community Bank branch’s sponsorship has been integral to the success of the event for many years now, but to have them support us for the next 3 years for such a generous amount is just incredible! There’s so much that goes into planning a free community event such as Christmas in Cooroy every year and it simply couldn’t be achieved without sponsorship from local businesses,” she added. “Christmas in Cooroy has grown each year and so have the associated costs for everything from insurance to rides. The event is jointly hosted by the Cooroy Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club of Cooroy and there are approximately 30 sponsors and a host of volunteers that make the event a success,” she said. Other major sponsors that have already agreed
to sponsor this year’s event include Ricon Contractors who decorate the beautiful Christmas Tree in Maple Street that is switched on in its own ceremony on Friday 6 December. They are
joined by Cooroy Hotel who sponsor the bar area in Apex Park and the Poet’s Breakfast, Cooroy Rag who provide advertising and fund the free rides in Apex Park, Cooroy Guardian Pharmacy who sponsor the photo competition, David Lafferty of Hinternoosa who sponsors the free face painting, Noosa to Hinterland Plumbing Group who sponsor The Great Santa Race and Stellar Conveyancing who sponsor the volunteer tshirts. Sunshine Coast Council has also provided $5,000 funding through their Festive Season Strategy. There are still sponsorship opportunities (cash and inkind) available by contacting Event Manager, Danielle Taylor on 0403 023 802 or advertising @cooroy.com.au. Don’t forget to visit www.christmas incooroy.com.au or w w w. f a c e b o o k . c o m / christmasincooroy for all the latest information.
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Love Cooroy? Like Cooroy! IF you love Cooroy than get onto Facebook and like the new Cooroy Facebook page, “Cooroy - Heart of Noosa Country” (www.facebook.com/ Cooroy)! The new page highlights all the wonderful things that Cooroy has to offer to both visitors and locals alike. “We’ve got so much that happens in Cooroy on a daily basis and we know the calendar and news sections on the Cooroy website are really popular, so the next logical step was to have a Facebook page. We’ll be posting all sorts of information onto Cooroy’s Facebook page including special offers from local businesses, updates from local community and sporting groups
and great entertainment and events,” said Cooroy Chamber of Commerce President, Danielle Taylor. “As well as being a great communication tool, the idea behind the Cooroy Facebook page is the philosophy of supporting your local community and buying local. It will also give businesses and community groups some exposure on the social media platform as a lot don’t have a Facebook page yet so we’ll be a bit of a starting platform for them. And those that do have a Facebook page don’t miss out because we can do cross promotions with them also.”
Pedestrians finally get safe crossing A NEW footbridge across a creek at Cooroy will mean pedestrians no longer have to dice with danger. Until now, residents walking to and from Cooroy’s CBD along Mary River Road were forced to walk on the roadway, in the vehicle lane, in order to negotiate the creek. Council’s new footbridge means they can now safely cross without forcing cars to swerve around them. Division 12 Councillor Tony Wellington said it was the culmination of a long-held desire. “I noted the lack of safe pedestrian access on Mary River Road during my election campaign,” he said. (see Noosa News article, April 13, 2012, p7) “So when I got elected, it was one of the first projects that I approved for funding using my Councillor divisional allocation. “I guess it’s an indication of how slow bureaucracy can be that it has taken more than a year to get completed. But there were many design considerations, including the option of adding a pathway to the existing vehicle bridge. Council also had to deal with the State
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The Cooroy Facebook page is an initiative of the Cooroy Chamber of Commerce Inc which has applied for a grant through Sunshine Coast Council grants program for the project.
Government because they are the head of power over the waterway. The design had to be fish-friendly. “I was amazed that a pedestrian access was not provided when the nearby roundabout and heavy vehicle bypass were constructed. Residents were told in 2010 that a footbridge would be included when the roundabout was built. But the promised footbridge never materialised. On asking why, one resident was told by Council staff that funding was no longer available. “Of course all this preceded my time on Council. So one of my earliest tasks after being elected was to find the money to get the footbridge built. As there was no allocation in the capital works program, the only way to fund it was to use my discretionary divisional funds.” “I have already had positive feedback from the Cooroy community about the bridge, including its sleek modern design. And I am grateful to all the Council staff who helped bring this project to fruition.”
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COOROY RAG BOUQUETS & B R I C K B AT S BOUQUET to the two people who stopped and helped me when I was in town the other day and got a flat tyre. They rang the RACQ, went and did my shopping for me and waited with me until they were sure I was alright, much appreciated. BRICKBAT to the politicians who visually polluted our town with their excessive signage in inappropriate spots. You lost my vote! BOUQUETS to Noosa Pirates Junior Rugby League volunteers for their MAMMOTH job organising a round robin at their home grounds recently - Well Done guys!! BOUQUET to Toni Bonnell (pictured below) who celebrates her birthday today. We wish you all the very best for today and in your new job at Noosaville Post Office. BOUQUET to Vivian Catalani who is retiring from Noosa Care. We wish you all the best for the future.
Not long now … be brave! The target is getting close, the campaign really getting hot, Most voters are still confused, they don’t know who from what. The media has driven us mad, bombarding our suffering ears, With candidates and commentators, almost bringing us to tears. The air is thick with politicians, experts, and professors, Solemnly, giving us their forecasts, when in truth they are only guessers. Weeks of so-called leaders’ debates, boring everybody’s socks off, The only treatment for that is to turn the idiot box off. We’ve had the personal attacks, the revival of some ancient scandal, The allegations, the heated outbursts, which some find hard to handle. The furore after one candidate was told she had sex appeal, The allegations about some party doing a preference deal. When it’s all over, come the post mortems, who is going to get the blame, The victory speeches, and the traditional getting-even game. The party members will hasten, to get their expected rewards, The overseas postings, the cushy jobs, the seats on company boards. The promises will be put away until the next election, When they’ll be produced again, a sort of political resurrection. Things will change of course, and luckily they do, In spite of the politicians, and all their bally-hoo. There always will be changes, with natural lows and highs, Remember if nothing ever changed, there’d be no butterflies. Jim Dunstan
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AS the financial world continues to stand firm as it faces the ongoing pressures of the current crisis a buzz saying is emerging...Savings is the new credit! Many economists would acknowledge that the world financial system spiralled downwards when credit became a way of sourcing a lifestyle rather than putting savings aside for a lifestyle. Past generations had little or no access to such creatures as credit cards, pay day loans, overdrafts or even personal loans. As for going to the bank for a home loan, during some generations, this would only happen if you had at least a 50% deposit and had been a customer of the bank for sometime. So how have past generations coped given they too experienced such crisis as The Great Depression and “the recession we had to have”? Past generations didn’t have the world at its finger tips via their computers or ability to access their bank account with a card and not just in their own country but world wide. Above all past generations had the attitude that you saved for the things that you wanted or you simple went without. As the world shows signs of coming out of this crisis, products such as debit cards, credit cards that reward the user for reducing balances, Christmas Club passbook account and various types of savings accounts are being considered more and more by consumers. To achieve savings relies on being able to budget your income over your necessary expenses and various budgeting tools are available these days to assist consumers with identifying necessary expenses. The key is to write everything down that you spend during the day for a period and then commence identifying the items that can be
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news Strong bookings for the Great Noosa Trail Walk
COOROY RAG OVER one third of the available spots have been booked for the inaugural Great Noosa Trail Walk being held in October. The number of walkers will be limited to 200 for the first year to maintain a friendly, community atmosphere. So if you want to be part of one of the Sunshine Coast’s first officially organised hiking events, you will need to be quick or you
will miss out. “We are really pleased with the initial bookings and are confident that it is going to be a fantastic event. We may even book out and have a full contingent of walkers. It’s an event that I’ve had in mind for a long time and it is great to see such enthusiasm for it in its first year,” said event organiser Shaun Walsh. The Great Noosa Trail
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Walk is a three day journey that will showcase the natural and cultural landscape of the Noosa hinterland on 5, 6 and 7 October 2013. The series of trails chosen traverse Cooroy, Pomona, Cooran and Kin Kin through farmlands, natural forests and spectacular lookouts. Trail guides will be on the route providing assist-
ance and information about the history and scenery. This event offers more than hiking with evening entertainment programs at Pomona’s historic Majestic Theatre on the Saturday Night and at the longstanding Cooran Acoustic Night on the Sunday Night. Some of the other highlights of the event in-
clude Mill Place, Lake Macdonald, Noosa Museum, Pomona Heritage Walk, a rainforest planting project, bird watching, a brumby training display and the Kin Kin markets. Camping accommodation is provided in Pomona and Cooran or alternatively accommodation is available at numerous guest houses. A shuttle bus will transfer all camping gear, and will also be available to collect tired walkers. Participation in the Great Noosa Trail Walk is only $150 per person which includes registration kit, detailed walkers program, public liability insurance, shuttle buses to transport walkers and their equipment, camping fees, breakfast and lunch on the final day and entry fees to the various activities. For detailed itinerary, bookings and more information visit www.great noosatrailwalk.com.au
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THE Cooroy Area Residents Association (CARA) general meeting held on Thursday 15 August again attracted a packed house. The main topic of discussion was the proposed poultry farm at Top Forestry Road Cooroy. The applicant had been scheduled to present his views to the community, but unfortunately gave late notice that he was unable to attend. Sunshine Coast Regional Council officer, Kerri Coyle, Coordinator, Planning Applications (North) kindly stepped into the breach and fielded a range of tricky questions from the community.Present were opponents of the proposal who had concerns including the suitability of the use in a biosphere, impacts on the environment particularly the waterways in the steep country in the area, suitability of Top Forestry Road and other roads to service the trucks, traffic hazards and health impacts. Also present were a number of farmers concerned that if they cannot farm in rural areas, where can they go to ensure food production. It emerged that many of those present were ‘guilty’ – the farmers had created the lots and people chose to
live on those lots which are, of course, in a rural area where agricultural activities are one of the intended uses.Paul Summers of CARA’s management committee who chaired the lively debate observed that “There was a lot of passion in the room on both sides of the discussion. While I wouldn’t suggest that anyone changed their mind as a consequence of listening to the debate, I believe that everyone saw that there was another side to the story. This is not an easy decision for the Council.”The application has reached the decision stage; however the Council has sought additional information from the applicant. The applicant has in turn extended the period in which the Council is required to decide the application. At this stage it is expected the decision will be taken at the Council’s October meeting.For further information regarding CARA go to www.caracooroy.com and for the development application go to www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au click the PD Online link and insert the application number: MCU12/0184.
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LOCAL Cooroy icon, Joan Boyce had the thrill of her life when she was taken for a bike ride on a Harley Davison motor cycle, owned and driven by local Rotarian Frank Hiscock. “The ride took me back to my younger, carefree days”, Joan said. “I’m the envy of all my friends.” The President of the Rotary Club of Cooroy, Lyn Hodges, offers a
chance for a ride to all comers. “You could be the lucky winner of an hour-long Harley Davidson motorcycle ride through the Hinterland” President Lyn said. “The Rotary Club of Cooroy will hold a raffle with its monthly regular sausage sizzle outside Cooroy IGA on the first Saturday of each month.” The next sausage siz-
zle is on 7 September. Raffle tickets will be sold for $2 each or 6 for $10 and drawn at the end of the sausage sizzle at 1.00pm by a well known local identity.” President Lyn explained that “Fund-raising initiatives such as the Sausage Sizzle and Raffle assist the Rotary Club to make even greater contributions to the local community and the local support the Club receives is much appreciated.” The Rotary Club meets at the Cooroy CWA Hall each Monday evening 6.30pm- 7.30pm with an optional dinner at the RSL afterwards. There is a strong Guest Speaker Program and the Club welcomes visitors to its meetings. For further information, contact President Lyn Hodges on email: president@cooroy rotary.org.au or Membership Director Bob Ward on 0412 715 461.
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WORLD War II and Korea Day will be commemorated at Cooroy and Pomona Sub Branch on Saturday 14 September, with a luncheon commencing at 12.00. Cost for non WWII and Korea veterans will be $35 per person, the bus will be available. Bookings are essential. Phone 5447 6131. Local Cooroy and Pomona RSL Sub Branch member Stan Phillips remembers his friends and comrades who lost their lives during the Korean War. He visited South Korea several years ago and recalls a dinner which was held in memory of the fallen. The guest speaker was the owner of Samsung Electronics who was actually a colonel during the war. During his speech he recalled “I looked over the hill and a short distance away, saw a group of Aussie soldiers. I thought to myself, they won’t be there in the morning because they will be overrun by the Chinese Army. To my surprise, they were still there and I was amazed. I didn’t know whether they were good soldiers or bad soldiers or just too plain lazy to run away! However, I’m proud to have known every one of you”. Last year, well known member of the Sub Branch Bill Edwards was making a trip to South Korea. Stan requested that he visit the gravesites of his lost friends. He was very grateful when Bill returned with some photos. Now Stan knows that these brave soldiers are lost but not forgotten.
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By Chad Monroe Certified Financial Planner® of Provision Wealth Management WHETHER you’re starting a family or have a mortgage to pay, it’s important to take out insurance, so that you’re covered in case something happens. And if you’re heard about buying personal insurance through your super, you may be wondering whether it’s a good idea or whether there are drawbacks. Insuring the smart way: If you’re working, you may have some personal insurance cover in your super fund. If so, it is probably the default level of cover offered by the fund and may not account for your personal circumstances. Insurance cover in super typically pays a benefit if the super account holder dies or becomes totally and permanently disabled. Sometimes, employers also organise for income protection insurance to be included in their corporate super plan for their employees. Once you’ve collected information on what insurance you have now, we can help you work out whether you need additional insurance, what type of insurance is right for you, how much extra insurance cover you may need and the best insurance provider for you. What cover is available in super? • Life insurance pays a lump sum if you die, which can help your family pay off the mortgage and other immediate debts, and can be invested to provide for the ongoing needs of your family. • Income protection pays a percentage (generally up to 75%) of your regular monthly income if you can’t work due to sickness or injury, to help you and your family pay the bills. • Total and permanent disablement cover pays a lump sum if you are unable to work ever again, due to being totally and permanently disabled, which can help pay for medi-
cal and rehabilitation costs. The case for insurance in super: • In some cases, holding insurance through super can be cheaper, because the trustee of the super fund can negotiate lower premium rates in its policy with the insurer, due to the number of members in the fund taking out cover. • There may be a tax advantage, because you can pay for your premiums using pre-tax income. • It helps with cash flow, as you don’t have to pay premiums out of your take-home pay. • It’s easy to manage, because premiums are automatically deducted from your super account balance. • Some funds automatically accept you for cover without checking your health or finances. …and the case against: • Using your super to pay for insurance premiums may affect your retirement savings balance. • The range of policies and level of cover available may be more limited. • If for example, you move jobs or take an extended period of leave, you may need to monitor your existing super fund balance regularly to ensure you have enough money to pay for premiums so you don’t lose your insurance cover. • Some beneficiaries may need to pay tax on some benefits received on your death. • You can nominate who you would like to receive your superannuation benefit (including any life insurance benefits) when you die. However, unless you make a binding nomination, it is ultimately the trustee who decides who will receive your benefit, although the trustee will consider your nomination when making its decision.
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CAROLINE Holderness is the new owner of Wildflower Fashion. Originally from the UK, where all her retail fashion experience was gained by running her own shops, Caroline has lived in Cooroy for the past seven years. “Fashion has always been my passion and I have missed it over the last few years, so I’m really exited about Wildflower,” said Caroline. “It is a lovely shop and I plan to make a few changes by adding a few new labels, lots of fashion accessories including jewellery, bags, scarves hats etc. and I’m also aiming to cater to all age groups from 30 plus. “I will also be giving the shop a bit of a face lift over the next few months including a new colour scheme and branding, and I look forward to meeting new and existing customers, so please call in and say hello,” said Caroline. The shop is bursting with the colours of the new season, with new stock arriving regularly and Caroline said she is delighted by the great response so far from the locals.
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Director, Diana Markovits and Teaching Assistant Angie Hargie at our temporary new entrance via the railway carpark on Maple Street. EXCITEMENT is in the air at the Cooroy Community Kindergarten, as work on the long awaited extension and renovations begin. The feeling of relief follows what feels like years of anticipation and preparation. Long serving Director, Diana Markovits, is thrilled to finally have some major improvements done to enhance the iconic Kindergarten. “Things will be a little hectic around here for a few weeks initially, but we expect minimal impact to the delivery of our teaching program with majority of works being completed outside of our general operating hours and during the upcoming holiday period.” Diana said, “and the children are all very excited to follow the progress through strategically placed peep holes!” The $200,000.00 renovation will see a 5 metre extension to the northern end of the building, along with a complete refurbishment internally and the removal of all asbestos within the premises. Local builder, Gary Dean, of Complete Coastal Constructions has been
contracted to carry out the works. The works are only possible due to the one-off Renovation and Refurbishment Grant Program offered to Queensland Kindergartens by the Queensland Government mid-2012. Their aim is to enhance existing kindergarten facilities throughout the state to support participation of all eligible children through the ongoing delivery or expansion of quality kindergarten programs in addition to complementing the implementation of the National Quality Framework for Early Childhood Education and Care. President, Soraya McLean stated “Through the persistence and dedication of passionate committee members, we are very excited to finally commence works after such a long process. It will ensure that the Kindergarten remains a wonderful asset to Cooroy and surrounding Communities well in to the future and I look forward to sharing with everyone at our official opening in 2014.” Works are scheduled to be completed during the Christmas holiday period.
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IN yet another example of the community working together with local police I am able to report that a 36 year old Childers man has been arrested and charged with the Break and Enter of a Cooroy Business after some excellent investigative work by the Cooroy Police. The early arrest occurred on the same day as the offence occurred and was made possible by the community reporting suspicious behaviour leading to swift action by police in locating stolen goods from the unlawful entry offence. The early arrest more than likely stopped other offences from being committed on other premises in the town so the police and the community can once again pat themselves on the back for such a good result. I have previously reported that sometimes the smaller communities can be lulled into a false sense of security thinking that the more major crimes only occur in the larger communities. This of course, is not the case, which was again highlighted last week with the attempted armed hold up of a West Cooroy business when two offenders, one of whom was allegedly brandishing a knife attempted to rob the business and flee. Again, swift action by Cooroy Police apprehended one of the offenders in Eumundi shortly after the offence and the second offender was arrested after a short police pursuit in Coolum. Both men have been charged with offences related to this incident with both due to appear in court in the near future. Business owners should always seek to minimise cash holdings at all times and introduce a drop safe system and seek to bank on a daily basis. In matters such as this, a good description of the offender(s) and any associated vehicle are very im-
portant and the quick apprehension of the alleged offenders in this case was made possible by a very good description of the suspects and the vehicle including a registration number. For information on how to make your business a less attractive target of thieves please contact the Cooroy Police on 5442 5030 or the Sunshine Coast Crime Prevention Unit on 5475 2412. In the past six weeks there has been seven drink drivers dealt with by Cooroy police which is very disappointing given the fact that it is so well known that police put a high priority on getting drink drivers off our roads. With more than one drink driver per week being detected in Cooroy it’s timely to remind drivers not to risk the consequences and to catch the courtesy bus that all of our licensed premises run for there patrons wishing to have a drink without having to worry about driving home. It has also been reported that door to door workmen/salesmen are still operating in the area selling their services for tree lopping and similar work. Whilst not all workmen going door to door are dodgy, members of the community need to be aware that some are and to take firm measures to ensure they are not caught up in a scam. Can I suggest that all qualifications are thoroughly checked and you ask to see proper identification to know who you are dealing with. Ask for a written quote and time to compare the quote with industry standards either via the phone or internet and once a price is set and the agreed work done do not succumb to any form of standover tactics to try and up the price. If you are pressured in anyway simply say you are not interested and walk away. In some previous incidents, some of these
door to door salesmen have been linked to thefts due to them entering properties under the pretence of seeking work so please keep an eye on your properties and also your neighbour’s properties and report suspicious behaviour to the police. Remember that Registration details of suspect vehicles is gold to the police which generally allows us to track down offenders so always seek to write car rego’s down just in case it becomes relevant later.
Cooroy VIEW Club OUR Friendship Club met last month for a fabulous luncheon at Cooroy Hotel with guest speaker Rebecca Steele Physiotherapist from Cooroy who enlightened us on some very personal items not often discussed - educating us on Pelvic Floor Exercises. Our Next Luncheon will be on 10th September “A Spring Affair” wearing bright colours to welcome the Season at Cooroy Hotel in the Function Rooms. Our Next Social on Tuesday 24th September will be a “Back To School Fund Raiser” at Glenni and John Pennell’s home at Cooroibah with lunch bags and school uniforms and fun. Currently we also have an Art Raffle with a fabulous painting donated by Michaelastro Vider of Ewingsdale. NSW. It is also blessed by the BUNDJALUNG Tribe of Byron Bay. This raffle will be drawn September, 2013. Good luck. For essential Bookings and more information on Cooroy VIEW Club please call Lal Vider 0754491902 or Grace Taylor 54711364 or cooroyview@gmail.co
what’s on at Mill Place September at the Butter Factory Arts Centre Gallery Open: Tuesday – Friday, 10.00am – 4.00pm & Saturday, 10.00am – noon For further information please contact the Butter Factory Arts Centre on 5454 9050 or online at: http://galleries.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/index.cfm Please Note: the Butter Factory Arts Centre will be closed on Friday 6 September due to the Noosa Show Day holiday. EXHIBITIONS Sunshine Coast Art Prize T3 (Tertiary Prize) Exhibition Dates: Thursday 15 August – Saturday 5 October 2013 Official Opening and winners announced: Saturday 7 September, 5.00pm. Free event, bookings required.SCAP T3 is a showcase of the region’s emerging tertiary artists and it aims to foster creativity and raise awareness of the creative educational opportunities on the Sunshine Coast. SCAP T3 People’s Choice Award: Vote for your favourite work in SCAP T3 to go in the draw to win a double pass to Disco: The Vinyl Solution at the Nambour Civic Centre. One entry per person. The student who garners the most votes from visitors to the gallery will be rewarded a prize of $500.00. Exhibition Guided Tour - Date: Friday 30 August,10.00am Join a guided tour and gain an insight into the artists and their work, exploring selected pieces. Includes morning tea. Free event, no bookings required. T @ 3 with T3 followed by People’s Choice Award & Lucky Prize Draw presentation: Friday 27 September, 3.00pm. Join us for tea at 3 for a chance to meet three of the tertiary students from the SCAP T3 exhibition. Afternoon tea provided, free event, bookings required. Get Creative Saturday 21 September, 10am – noonA series of free family orientated activities at the Butter Factory Arts Centre. Be inspired by the latest exhibition then spend time creating your own artworks. All ages welcome! Free event, no bookings required. Spring ArtsCool - Date: Wednesday 2 October, 11.00am – 12noon (5-8yrs) and 12.30 – 2.00pm (9-12yrs) Children’s school holiday art class specially developed to complement the current exhibition SCAP T3. Learn the skills and techniques of painting in a contemporary, off beat style with an experienced art teacher. $8 per child each workshop, bookings & pre-payment essential. Saturday 14 September, 9.00am – 1.00pm
Introduction to Mosaic with Sue Hoskin
Saturday 28 September, 9.30am – 3.30pm
Jewellery and Cost: $120 includes materials, bookings essentialFor further Metalsmithing with Gerhard information and bookings contact Gerhard Herbst on 5474 Herbst 1955 or at savijewellery@hotmail.com
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at the Cooroy Library Wednesday 4 September 6-7.30pm
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Wednesday 11 September 6 -7.30pm
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Discover how you can learn new skills, have fun and develop friendships while providing a valuable service to the community. Gain information on what types of volunteer positions are available on the Sunshine Coast and how to get involved.
Thursday 19 September 10-11.30am
Local Author Panel
Our stories, our passion. A panel of four Sunshine Coast authors will be debating “Which is the most important, the story or the writing?” and would like to hear your views. Mingle afterwards with the authors over tea or coffee. Authors include Mary-Lou Stephens, Suzanna Fisher, Rita Lee Chapman and S. Sean Tretheway. Library: Cooroy LibraryLocation: Community access roomFree. Bookings essential. SMILE! Your attendance at events supported by the Sunshine Coast Regional Council may be digitally recorded through photographs and/or video recordings. Images may be used on council’s websites, publications, social media or by newspapers. If you do not wish your image to be published, please notify staff before the event.Contact Number: 1300 LIBRARY(542727)Presenter: Rita Chapman
Tuesday 24 September 10am-12 noon
Mother/Daughter Card Making Workshop
Learn to stamp and emboss with Gaye Schrader, independent Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator and Friend of Mill Place. Make and take 2 cards with Gaye’s Big Shot machine. For ages 12+. Free, Bookings Essential 1300 LIBRARY (1300 542 7279) or online at www.library.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au
Tuesday 24 September 2-3.30pm
Eco Themed Ani-Movie Workshop
Friday 27 September11-1pm
Lego Lounge
Make your own stop motion movies using Lego, plasticine, figurines and your imagination. Your final product will be burned to a DVD to share with your friends and family. For ages 610yrs. Free, Bookings Essential 1300 LIBRARY (1300 542 7279) or online at www.library.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au Get busy creating with oldfashioned fun or just chill outand watch the constructionsevolve. For All Ages. Free, No Bookings Required
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BORN and bred Noosa girl, Natalie Cherry has taken over ownership of Cooroy Cruise and Travel. The agency, which last year relocated from Emerald Street to Garnet street has been operating for more than 30 years. Natalie is the perfect person to take over this agency having lived in Noosa for over 30 years and operating as a travel agent in the region for 17 years. The agency, which was formally Cooroy Travel, is probably the longest operating travel agency in the region. This is one of the main reasons Natalie bought the agency to work as a sister store to Noosa Cruise and Travel, located in Noosaville. Although Natalie bought the business several months ago, she has now finalised all licensing and ensured the office is covered under the TCF (Travel compensation Fund) to ensure clients safety and security when booking with their local agency, something that Natalie says is a serious
risk as this is not guaranteed when booking on the internet. Her expertise and experience will be a major benefit to the area for those looking to make their leisure or business travel arrangements. Things that the consumer doesn’t think about, like long standing relationships with travel companies and airlines, are a huge advantage to have. Her destination experience includes: Africa, South America, China, Papua New Guinea, Asia, Europe, Pacific, India, Morocco, Japan, America, Various cruising such as Azamara, Orion &, Seabourn. The core values that Natalie stands for, such as customer service, will be evident if you visit the new staff in the new office. Her passion for personalised service is the reason for her success and why she says ‘Our reputation is your guarantee’. Natalie is proud to see both offices thriving with a strong staff of 8 and a combined travel experience of over 60 years. The staff work as a team to look after customers from both offices. Still actively involved in Noosa Cruise and Travel, she now has Cooroy born and bred girl ,Veronica Baillie, managing the Noosa office. Veronica with over 10 years’ experience says, “Working as a team benefits our staff and clients. We like to know that all our clients are getting the best of our combined experience and everyone is onboard to help each other”. The staff at Noosa and Cooroy Cruise and Travel are well travelled themselves in a range of different holidaying types from independent to group travel. Veronica is currently in Chile, having recently been on safari to Tanzania. She is now planning a trek with The Gorillas in Uganda. Emily has travelled recently to the Caribbean, Egypt and Turkey and Michelle has holidayed the Mexican Riviera and has returned from a French River Cruise.
They are happy to help with all types of holiday and corporate itinerary planning. Cruising is just a “drop in the ocean” of the travel advice they have on offer. Although they do all facets of travel with the recent fluctuations in the dollar, now more than ever, cruising is representing incredible value. Nowhere else can you find a holiday that will include accommodation, transport from port to port, meals and entertainment, eliminating much of the need to budget for most daily expenses. As cruise lines continually expand their fleets and branch out into newer and more exciting destinations, there is a cruise holiday on offer to suit everyone’s needs. Coming into the earlybird season where airlines offer incredible discounted and packaged deals on airfares, now is the perfect time to start exploring all the holiday options so visit the stores to find out more. Affiliations with American Express presents clients with the opportunity to use points towards their holiday arrangements and membership with Cruise Co earns their clients Qantas frequent flyer points on most cruise bookings. Such affiliations, along with memberships with many other major cruise wholesale providers, helps bring Cruise Sale, Natalie’s dedicated online cruise business, to the forefront of discounted cruise deals. Never one to rest, Natalie is already looking for her next project, which is currently developing a specialised area for independent travellers, taking advantage of discounted and eliminated single supplements for those travelling on their own. If you are interested in this or anything travel please get in touch with her 5447 7088. She is very happy to help and looking forward to giving and receiving support from the locals of the hinterland.
Helping Queenslanders for 30 years by Carol Watkins, Deputy Local Controller, Sunshine Coast North THE last few months have been keeping us very busy even though storm season is over for now. Events are always big for us during the winter months and many a Saturday or Sunday sees us assisting community groups with parking of vehicles, and manning of road barriers. Every Sunday we have people at the Noosa Farmers’ Markets and in addition to that, this winter we were active at Cooroy Fusion, the Steiner School’s annual event, the District Cross Country Event at Kin Kin State School, the Noosa State High 50th Anniversary, Anzac Day in Cooroy and Tewantin, and Floating Land at Boreen Pt. King of the Mountain is com-
ing up soon as is the Noosa Festival of Water and the International Car Rally. Unfortunately, road traffic crashes are still occurring, and we still attend to those when asked to by the Police or Fire Service. In April we were invited to take part in a mock Forensic Land Search assisting our local police demonstrate to an International Police Convention how these are undertaken. We were delighted to be a part of this but were amused when members of the NYPD were quite concerned that prison inmates were allowed to actually walk around unsupervised, and even manage and control such a serious operation. Of course, in the US, prisoners wear orange jumpsuits, but
luckily our local police service quickly enlightened them! Earlier this year, we took delivery of a mobile sandbagging machine. This is an expensive piece of machinery, which we were able to purchase because of donations received over many years and so we thank you, our community, for your support. For information on joining the S.E.S. contact me, Carol Watkins, on 0408 078073, or one of our Group Leaders: for Cooroy and Pomona, Pauline Eglington 0427 349218; Tewantin, Murray Caddie, 0410 512535; Boreen Point, Ron Williams 0488 795102; Coolum Brett Mitchell 0400 997542; and Nambour Meg Rudder on 0408 152 264.
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Frock up for the FORMAL Tips for preparing for the school formal The Year 12 school formal and schoolies week probably occupies more of your thoughts during your final year at school than getting a good OP score. As the mother of two former graduates, here’s a couple of tips I’ve learnt which, hopefully, will help put things in perspective and ensure the night is memorable (in a good way). For the girls, the formal is all about the dress, for the boys, the formal is all about the girls. So girls, you can opt for classic elegance, or choose to make a statement. This is your night, let yourself shine. If you feel confident, you’ll have a great time. If you feel uncomfortable and self-conscious in what you’re wearing you won’t. And there’s no need to spend a fortune because, trust me, you will never wear that dress again. All the good intentions of cutting it off and turning it into a cocktail dress will never happen. The “future you” will one day stumble across it in your wardrobe, try and squeeze it on and wonder how on earth you ever thought you were fat back then. Oh, sorry, maybe that’s just me. Another piece of advice is not to go overboard on the hair spend because if I know my teenagers, you can bet that at some stage during the night, your friend will be holding it back while you vomit Jagermeister into a stranger’s garden. And as for shoes, I’ve seen so many beautiful girls with beautiful frocks ruin the whole look by being unable to walk in their 8 inch heels. Again, comfort means confidence and confidence equals a good time. Make sure you get lots of photos with your mates because once school’s finished you’ll miss those faces you’re used to seeing every day. And most of all … enjoy the night, make memories. Your days of the old school yard are finally over.
THE school formal is probably one of the most major and much anticipated events of your final year of high school. Parents have lamented that the preparations are much akin to planning a wedding, especially for the girls, so with only a couple of months to go, now is the time to start planning. Ensure that you’re organised way ahead of time and have budgeted for all of the expenses.
Checklist • Start looking for your dress or suit (boys note: if you have a • Waxing and Tanning: How you feel under your clothes has date it’s always nice to match your tie with her dress). a big impact on your self-confidence. Note: a practise tan If you’re attending an after party, don’t forget to choose that before the day is a good idea if you’ve never had one before. outfit as well. • Nails: Getting your nails done professionally, whether it be • Shoes: Take your dress with you when shopping for the acrylic tips, gel nails or just a manicure, this is a lovely way to perfect pair to make sure they complement each other. relax and feel pampered on the day. • Hair: Make sure you book your hairdresser well ahead of the • Flowers and accessories: A beautiful corsage finishes off day. There will be much demand on the day so book soon. your outfit perfectly. • Make-up: If you’re not confident about what you’re doing • Have backup: Make sure you have extra lippy, face powder then get a professional to make sure you glow. Book in now. and your batteries charged in your camera or phone.
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SALON Unique, in Maple street Cooroy are once again offering hair, makeup and nail packages for school formal. This was very
popular last year, so book in early so you don’t miss out. Mel Evans, owner and head stylist is so much more than a hairdresser, she is a hair artist. She knows what suits your face, your personality, your style and she will create a look especially for you. Mel and her team at Salon Unique are experienced with working with teenagers, they understand exactly how important it is to get the look just right for the biggest event of their lives so far. Carly Butterworth, beautician and nail technician of Carly’s Beauty, who works from the salon, is right there to finish off the look with makeup to really bring out their clients’ best features. Top it off with fabulous nails, acrylic, shellac or a manicure with great designs to compliment the whole look and last through out the whole schoolies experience. If you are ready to stand out from the crowd, call now to book in for this great package, or a combination of Hair, Makeup and Nails on 5447 6176.
Fit and fabulous for formal IT’S Spring. Summer is around the corner and many people are thinking about shaping up. For year 12 students who want to look their best at the formal it’s also the perfect time to start getting into shape to ensure you are the ‘best you’ on the night. But where to Start? Come and ‘Get in The Zone’ at The Workout Shed, Cooroy, for an extra special week of activities, informative talks, special guests, cooking classes, seminars and detox information (from September 11-18), which will give you the know how you need to kick start a plan to the new you! Here’s some of the activities which you can
be a part of: Fitness: Kids Bootcamp, Adults Bootcamp and Obstacle course, Ryoho Japanese Therapy Yoga with special guest instructor and nutritionist Danielle Odonoghue, HIT Core Strength Classes – don’t waste hours in the gym … hit it! Nutrition and Detox: Information session Get in the Zone - an introduction to an individual eating system that works; fast food the healthy way; cooking classes using the Detox Box Sauna to improve your fitness and lose weight. Don’t miss out. Register your interest and secure your place now. Phone The Workout Shed on 5442 6338.
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ARE you ready for your formal, and ready to create that fabulous look for your special night? Noosa Village Jewellers and their friendly staff would be delighted to assist you to choose from their carefully selected range of beautiful jewellery to compliment your great
occasion. Pandora’s latest ‘Enchanted Forest’ designs feature poetic feather jewellery, and leaf inspired charms, embellished with glittering stones to capture your femininity. Let Pandora add to your sparkle on the night, as well as being a lasting keepsake of this special day in your life.
Capture the memories SANDRA Faye Photographer is an International multi award winning photographer based right here in the Noosa Hinterland. Sandra does it all, from Model Portfolio Workshops, Newborn and Family Portraits to Commercial and Fashion photo shoots. Sandra has her own purpose built photography studio complete with bathroom, kitchenette, beautifully landscaped gardens and plenty of off street parking. You’ll find Sandra is very passionate about creating quality images and loves to help others out by assisting photography students, hiring out her studio and by giving Adobe Photoshop lessons to anyone that’s interested in taking their photography to the next level.
Sandra Faye prides herself on her ability to capture the true essence of her subjects with creative studio lighting and her vast photography experience to create compelling images that will leave you breathless. So why not grab a group of friends and get some gorgeous formal photos taken by Sandra Faye. Hair and make-up is also available on request so come along, get all dolled up, have some gorgeous studio photos taken of your big day and go straight from Sandra’s to your formal! It couldn’t be easier! Don’t risk disappointment; places are filling fast so call Sandra Faye TODAY 5485 0420 or email sandra@sandrafayephotographer.com.au to arrange some truly breathtaking memories of your big day.
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news Happy retirement Blanche Wood
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NOOSACARE Inc (Carramar & Kabara) is losing another one of its Board Members to retirement. Blanche Wood, an original member of the community who helped raise funds for the establishment of our aged care facility in 1975, volunteer Board Member since 1989 and good friend to our residents, is retiring. Blanche recently celebrated her 80th Birthday and after 38 years of service to NoosaCare, deserves a break. “We thank Blanche for her many years of loyal service to our residents and we wish her well for the future”, said Megan D’Elton, CEO, NoosaCare Inc.
Sabine Levy from Sunshine Mitre 10 in Cooroy at the Trade Expo at Noosa Lakes Resort which was held on August 15. Sabine says it was a great night. “All our main suppliers were in attendance (displays), along with approximately 900 atendees including the XXXX girls, Sky High contestants, Broncos players and Billy Moore and Scott Cam, Nugget and Al from Zinc 96.1”
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Bruce Smith (Bruce Smith Insurance) celebrated 25 years in business in Cooroy with colleagues and friends at the Cooroy Hotel last week. All the best Bruce, and here’s to another 25!
Congratulations to Morris and Norma Ward who celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with family and friends on the 10th August 2013 – love from your daughter Julie Cleary
Courtney and Miles Vella were home for their 21st Party at the Cooroy Hotel on the 17th August 2013. Miles now lives and works on Hamilton Island and Courtney is going to University on the Gold Coast. They turned 21 on August 28
Present: Christine Barry, Vernon Birch, Bettie Wormald, Beth Bennell, Amy Dwyer, Marie Cairns, Virginia Howie, Honoria Goldberg, Joan Meager, Colleen Hart, Shireen Power, Ellen Leape, Erica Carlson, Dulcie Fossey, Ann Adams, Steve Clague, and Tolson and Robyn Sanderson. A NUMBER of nurses were honoured by colleagues on Sunday 11 August at a luncheon at the Cooroy Hotel. Honoria Goldberg, Joan Meager, Vernon Birch and Amy Dwyer are four nurses who have recently retired from the profession collectively ending over 200 years of patient care. All nurses were previous employees at the Cooroy Community Hospital, now Eden Hospital. Ellen Leape employed all present in her position as Matron, and was welcomed amid much laughter and happy memories of events of the past.
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pomona A passion for the environment
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Co-operative support for MV growers A GROUP of keen growers, interested in establishing a network of support for Mary Valley farmers, gathered recently in Kandanga Hall, to officially form the Mary Valley Country Harvest Co-operative. Their aim is to help farms become more efficient and easier to run and therefore more profitable. To do this, they believe a collaborative approach to distribution, purchasing, marketing, and facilities are necessary. The enthusiasm for locally grown, quality food means the group can strengthen and grow existing relationships with Sunshine Coast and local markets, restaurants and food outlets. The idea is through an organised, collaborative approach to production in order to maintain supply of large orders, reduce gluts and shortages and help spread the risk. Training and education feature strongly within the Cooperative’s aims. They sight opportunities to offer support and training, targeting new landholders to the region, whilst also offering mentoring by existing farmers, familiar with the soils and diversity of the valley. A cooperative approach also means bulk purchasing power, shared farm equipment and shared storage facilities. The question of quality assurance was raised in order that time spent building relationships not be put at risk by poor management of standards. A standards system will be implemented by the group similar to current food standards to avoid these problems occurring. The group already has the support of the Mary Valley Country Flavours certification program which promotes “Get local”. The brand maintains food has been grown in the Mary Valley while highlighting the quality and diversity of food grown here. The group seems set to make their mark in supporting farmers at a time when fruit trees continue to be bulldozed as farms are considered no longer viable. For more information about the MVC Harvest Cooperative please contact Elaine on 0459 225 399 or email dagungrowersmarket@gmail.com
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IN early September, selected year 7 students from Pomona State School will join thousands of other students across Australia to focus their knowledge and passion for the environment during the 2013 “Target Kids Teaching Kids Week”. Through the use of comedy, songs, quizzes, rap, plays and experiments, students will be teaching each other about environmental issues such as climate change, water, waste, conservation, energy, habitat destruction, population and pollution. This extraordinary educational event will be held at Lake Kawana on September 4th and 5th, and is supported by various local government agencies, community groups and other organisations. The students participating in “Kids Teaching Kids” are required to make a creative and entertaining presentation
to deliver to their peers at the conference. For this project, eleven of the Pomona State School’s Eco-Warriors have worked with local filmmaker Ben Lockens to create a documentary depicting some important aspects of our cultural and environmental heritage, including indigenous environmental knowledge and bush tucker foods. According to the event’s creator Arron Wood (a previous Australian Environmentalist of the Year), “Adults take a back seat at this event. Kids teach each other in much more interesting creative ways than the usual classroom format.” “Most importantly, the kids learn they can make a real difference on these issues, despite the magnitude of problems facing their environment,” Arron said.
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THE kids of Kin Kin are getting an early Xmas present from Council. Division 12 Councillor Tony Wellington has allocated some of his divisional funds towards an upgrade of the skate park in the sports ground. “The existing skate park just had beginner ramps, and many of the local kids had outgrown them,” he said. “I was hearing of parents having to drive their children to skate parks further afield so they could enjoy a bigger challenge. This skate ramp gets plenty of use. Every day after school there are kids enjoying the facility. Last financial year I was able to provide a shade structure. The two new ramps funded from this year’s divisional
allocation are half-pipes that will provide plenty of outdoor exercise and fun.” A crane was called in to position the 11-ton units next to the existing ramps. Noosa Engineering removed the handrails and reinstalled the new custom units. All this work was completed in one day. Kin Kin School Principal Trent Shaw agreed that the new challenging sections will be much appreciated. “There are not a lot of facilities for young people out here in Kin Kin,” he said. “It’s fantastic that the Council appreciates the needs of rural kids. The new sections of the skate park will be much enjoyed.”
THE Noosa Country Show H2O Art Exhibition will be held in the Squash Courts the 6th & 7th September, Exhibition Street Pomona. Award winning Leah Barclay, Governance Board Director for Culture for Noosa Biosphere, will make the opening comments for the exhibition Thursday evening 5 September at 6:00pm. Interested persons are invited to attend. Winning artists of each of the seven sections will be announced at the Opening on Thursday evening.
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It’s Noosa Country showtime! SHOWTIME comes to Pomona on Friday September 6 when the 104th Noosa Country Show opens for two days of traditional show entertainment along with plenty of new attractions. Sideshows and rides, taste treats that only a country show can provide, live music and educational displays, art and crafts – they’re all there along with horse events, cattle and dog judging and woodchopping. Fireworks will light up the sky on Friday evening, and on Saturday night there’ll be the thrills and spills of rodeo. A two-day program of live music has been arranged by the Australian Institute of Country Music. The dog show on the Friday has long been a Noosa Show attraction, but this year the family dog could well become a star by appearing in the Most Loveable Muttley event where pedigrees count for nothing. It’s open to kids up to 12 years. Just put doggy on a lead, fill in an entry form at the Secretary’s Office by 2pm, and get down to the Dog Show area on the tennis courts ready for judging at 3pm. “Kids in the garden” is a new category in the revamped Fruit and Veg section, giving a chance for youngsters to show off their own garden produce. There’s a Primary School Challenge too, sponsored by Jeff and Kay Kelloway of Pomona Fruit & Vegie Market. In Horticulture, another chance for juniors: enter an arrangement of greenery and blooms with the theme “September in my Garden”. Kay Ashby-McBride is the new steward. The horse section, which occupies the centre of the showground on both days, has been given a major update with guidance from Ekka organisers. While there are a lot fewer classes, show organisers believe the new program will cater much better for both equestrians and horse lovers. Stud Beef Cattle is another section that has been updated, with assistance from John Masterman and students of Noosa District High School. The new beef cattle steward is Viv Temple. In the Pavilion craft area, don’t miss the display of work by Noosa’s highly skilled practitioners of botanical art, and some amazing examples of “altered books” and traditional scrap-booking. As well, exponents of a variety of crafts will be demonstrating their skill and passing on tips in activities including spinning, knitting, counted cross-stitch, crocheting and quilting. The Creative Craft section includes a new “challenge” which builds on the success of last year’s event. You’ll be amazed at the ideas people come up with when asked to best use a piece of the same fabric, this time in a table centrepiece or runner. There’s a “bit of fun” to check out too. In cookery, there’s a new novelty class
and fudge has been reintroduced to meet popular demand. An apiculture section has been introduced this year, with honey tasting opportunities and bee-keeping demos as well as the competition among the region’s honeymakers. This year the volunteers of the Pomona Railway Station Art Gallery are helping by organising and presenting the Art section. The theme is H2O - water, the essential for life, and there’ll be an opportunity to see the exhibits and meet the artists at an H20 Exhibition Opening and Awards Presentation on Thursday, September 5, from 6pm. Always popular, the animal nursery and
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The presenting chefs at the Maleny Real Food Festival: Chris White from Hungry Feel Eating House, Laurent Vancam from Chef Laurent, Monica Topliss from Kunara Organic Café, Cameron Matthews from The Long Apron at Spicers Clovelly Estate and Chris Bond from Pomodoras on Obi.
VISITORS to the Real Food Festival will have the opportunity to taste the flavours of the world this year, with more than 30 ready-to-eat stalls offering a range of international cuisines. The festival, held from 7th to 8th September in Maleny is a celebration of the Sunshine Coast’s local food industry from paddock to plate. Festival Director, Julie Shelton said guests could eat their way around the globe, with the festival featuring traditional foods from Africa, Brazil, Italy, Thailand, Burma, Malaysia, Vietnam, Mexico, Germany, and of course, modern Australia. “The variety of the foods on offer this year will be amazing – something to suit any age, palate or preference,” Julie said. Entry is $15 for a daily adult pass and children under 16 are free.
Dhom’s Thai Cooking Tips DHOM offers some tips from her popular cooking classes at Dhom’s Kitchen. Invest in some essential Thai cooking utensils: mortar and pestle, steel wok and spatula and a rice cooker. Electric vs gas cooking: It is possible to make excellent Thai food with a frying pan on an electric stove. Often a heavy-duty, deep teflon aluminium pan produces better results on an electric stove than a wok due to the pan’s larger surface area. Trust you palette: Cook to your own taste. Inexperienced cooks tend to over sweeten Thai dishes. Thais cook to their own individual taste. It is not insulting to the chef or your host to adjust the flavour of your meal at the table. Use lime not lemon juice for authentic flavours: Lime juice loses its sharpness after a few minutes. For salads and soups requiring lime juice, add
a squeeze of lime juice before serving. Grow your own essential Thai ingredients: lemongrass, galangal, coriander, mint, turmeric, chillies, Thai coriander, Thai basil, spring onion and kaffir lime. Fish sauce: While strong and pungent on its own, it can add balance and harmony to a dish that salt and soya sauce cannot. For a simple accompaniment, ‘narm pla prik’, add finely sliced chilli to fish sauce. Cooking Thai jasmine rice. Use a good rice cooker to cook perfect jasmine rice. Wash rice in several changes of water before cooking. Aged rice cooks better and will need a little more water than young rice. The next cooking demonstration will be on 10 September (Quick & Easy Thai) and 24 September (Pad Thai Noodles and Soups). For bookings contact Dhom on 5447 7710.
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FRIDAY afternoon Tapas from 3-6pm at Fire and Ice have just got even better with acclaimed jazz guitarist and vocalist Chris Cumming entertaining from 4-6pm. So come along and enjoy a fine selection of tasty tapas and listen to some smooth jazz. Chris has been teaching guitar in Cooroy for 23 years and has played with some of the finest jazz musicians in Australia over his 40 year career. His guitar school gives a concert on the second Sunday of each month at the Cooroy RSL from 2.30 – 5.30pm giving students past, and present of all levels, the opportunity to experience playing live in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Chris was a student of George Golla and went on the complete the jazz studies course at Sydney Conservatorium under Don Burrows. He has played and teaches all styles of music both theory and practical. For details regarding lessons phone 5447 7461. Something else new to the restaurant is the introduction of take-away lunches. Everything on the regular menu is now available as a take-away, so throw away those soggy sand-
wiches and tuck in. There’s nothing on the menu that isn’t absolutely delicious. Phone your orders through to 5447 7224.
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Wind in the Willows VETERAN actor, Keith Souter, says his next role as Flash Harry in Wind in the Willows, is a wonderful part. In the past couple of years Keith has mixed his adult stage roles with a spate of villains in Indee children’s shows. From the pirate Smee in Peter Pan to an Ugly Sister in Cinderella, Keith’s enjoyed them all, but he says Flash Harry is something different. ”Harry is a super salesman who sells cars to Mr. Toad. Each colour is a dearer price, even though they’re the same model.
Harry is funny and he’s fun to play.” Keith will be joined by another Indee veteran, Debbie Pitura who will take on the role of Mr. Toad in the September school holidays production. The Wind in the Willows will play at the Indee Theatre in Eumundi, 5pm Friday 27th September, 4pm Saturday 28th and 11am Sunday 29th plus 4pm Saturday 5th & 3pm Sunday 6 th October. Bookings 5472 8200 or www.eumundilivetheatre.com
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Cancer patient knows brunch is “breast” AT the young age of 44, Cathy Breed of Cooroy has endured a courageous battle with breast cancer but her generous heart is determined to raise vital funds for breast cancer research and treatment at Mater. Cathy and her mother Nola Webbe held their first annual Breast ever Brunch fundraiser on 1 September to support women with breast cancer at Mater. The Breast ever Brunch hosts treated their fellow ladies at Cathy’s line dancing studio in Cooroy. Cathy’s Breast ever Brunch was the beginning of a what was a week-long celebration in honour of women touched by breast cancer.
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“I run line dance classes on different weekdays held a brunch at each of those classes,” Cathy said. “Thank you so much to everyone who contributed.” “I would do anything to support women who have gone through breast cancer because I know how it can put their life on hold. “I’ve had a mastectomy then undergone chemotherapy as a precaution, so I know how draining the journey can be. “Breast cancer came as such a surprise to me because of my age. I never thought it would happen to me, ever. “I would like all women to get involved in Breast ever Brunch as it’s such a worthy cause and women need to stick together to fight against breast cancer.” Mater chicks in pink supports Mater Private Hospital Brisbane, Mater Private Hospital Redland, Mater Adult Hospital and Mater Research to contribute to better understanding and treatment of breast cancer through medical research. To join in Cathy’s line dancing classes phone 0414 951 207. You can be assured of a fun time.
Cathy Breed (centre back) will hold a breast ever brunch after each of her line dancing classes this week
The worst day of my life IT was a Saturday afternoon, my husband and I were both chilling out at home watching a bit of TV and chatting about things. Suddenly my husband of nearly 42 years collapsed and slumped over. Thinking he was messing around, I said to him what are you doing. Then when I realised he was not responding, called the ambulance and described what was happening. Being so panicked, I couldn’t even tell if he was breathing or not. They asked me if I knew CPR, and I told them I had learnt resuscitation, but it was such a long time ago. They told me they would help me perform CPR until the ambulance arrived. Even though I was unsure I could do it correctly, I knew I had to do whatever I could until help arrived. The ambulance staff were all amazing, giving me instruction over the phone and talking to me the whole time, counting with me to keep constant compressions. I continued until the ambulance arrived. It seemed an eternity but it was only a matter of minutes, I believe. The Paramedics were so calm and in control reassuring me all the while. My husband had gone into cardiac arrest, and as well as CPR he required a Defibrillator to start his heart. The Paramedics and then the Intensive Care Paramedic worked on him for some time including several shocks to his heart before he was stable enough to transport to Hospital. After outstanding treatment at Nambour General Hospital, he is now recovering well. All staff who treated and cared for him from
the Emergency Department, Intensive Care and finally Coronary Care Unit and Specialists were absolutely wonderful. Not all outcomes are as good as this. Our family has a great result, with him recovering well and getting stronger every day. I wanted to share this experience with others in the community. I intend to update my CPR knowledge as soon as I can. If you get the opportunity to learn the basics of CPR please take it. You never know when you may need it. It could save the life of someone, especially a loved one. Actually, it turned out to be the best day of my life. My husband survived. Gayl Hoskin
Register your interest in CPR classes GAYL has asked Dr Ken Corbett at Maple Street Surgery if he would conduct CPR classes as she didn’t realise how much it has changed over the years. Dr Corbett has readily agreed providing there is enough interest from the community, so if you’d like to learn and/or have a refresher, please phone Gayl on 5472 0404. It could be worth a life.
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Dr Shen joins Wattle Street dental WATTLE Street Dental has expanded and is joined by Dr Wei Shen bringing a special interest in treating patients with dental anxiety, and is experienced in general and cosmetic dentistry and inhalation sedation (happy gas). Dr Wei Shen cares about patients’ dental health as well as their general wellbeing. She is also experienced in preventative dentistry, children’s dentistry, wisdom teeth removal, root canal treatment, crowns and bridges. Dr Shen graduated from University of Adelaide in 2008 with the Bachelor of Dental Surgery. She has worked in private practices in Adelaide, South Australia and Warrnambool on the west coast of Victoria since graduation. Outside the dental surgery, she is interested in nature, fitness and wellbeing. Since moving to the Noosa area, she has taken up crossfit, standup paddle boarding, and loves going to the local market for local organic produce. Dr Shen also loves surfing, diving and running. She loves the national for-
ests and the beautiful beaches around here. An avid traveller, Dr Shen has been to North, Central and South America and South East Asia. She has trekked to the Everest Base Camp in Nepal and Machu Picchu in Peru. She volunteered as a dentist in South India, Nepal and Guatemala in the past few years. She finds volunteering overseas an invaluable experience, and showed her some new light in life that she would never have learnt otherwise. Dr Shen believes “volunteerism” (volunteer tourism) is better than normal travelling because you really get to know the local people and understand the lo-
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health Noosa Hinterland Denture Services Have “Happy Feet” New dentures Repairs This Summer? AS the weather warms up, out come the flip flops and sandals. Unfortunately though, this type of footwear can often result in foot problems and pain. We have already noticed an increase in the number of people presenting to the clinic complaining of heel pain. Many of you will be familiar with this. You wake up and as you put your foot on the ground, there is sharp pain under the heel like you’ve stepped on a pin. The first few steps are very painful, then things ease off. The same happens each morning until gradually the symptoms are there most of the time. This condition is known as plantar fasciitis which is an inflammation of the connective tissue which runs from the ball of the foot to the heel of the foot (plantar fascia). This inflammation is caused by excessive and repetitive strain being placed on the foot without adequate support and /or poor biomechanics. While sandals and flip flops may be cooler to wear in summer, the majority of them have hard, flat soles and no arch support. When choosing summer sandals, be sure to choose a shoe that has some heel support, arch support and a firm but flexible sole. If you need to walk long distances, try to wear a more supportive shoe rather than sandals. Standard thongs should not be worn at all if you are suffering from heel or foot pain. The earlier that treatment is sought for foot pain, the easier it is to treat. Treatment can include antiinflammatories, ice, taping, massage, stretches, ultrasound and taping. It is important to ensure that the calf muscles are flexible to allow adequate ankle bend and reduce the strain on the plantar fascia. Foot strengthening exercises can also be included to support the arch and reduce the risk of recurrence. A biomechanical assessment will determine if hip (gluteal muscle) weakness is contributing to the biomechanical problems. If you are suffering from foot pain or need some advice on summer footwear, seek advice from a health professional as soon as possible. Craig and Rebecca Steele own Hinteractive Physio and can be contacted on 5442 5556.
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store balance and health. People seek kinesiology to support pain management, injury recovery, learning difficulties, stress, and allergies as well as remove barriers to personal growth. A kinesiology session uses gentle muscle testing to identify stresses and energy blockages in your system. It also enables Catherine to determine what is specifically required for you and what you want to achieve. Catherine is available for sessions on Wednesday and weekends by appointment at Life Enhancing Chiropractic. Book a session with Catherine to balance mind and body by calling Life Enhancing Chiropractic on 07 54720808 or Catherine on 0448 841727.
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Stresses of life wearing you out? ARE you one of the many Australians who have a fast paced life that is wearing you down? You may be a CEO, business owner or even a mum with young children. It is likely that there was a time where you felt you could take on the world and you thrived under pressure. You might have occasionally had to strain to do everything but you pushed through. But most of us hit a wall at some time. We find it’s not so easy to keep pushing through; we start to feel fatigued and achieving what we used to becomes so much harder. And often we blame getting older or just put it down to the effects of non-stop overwork. Lee Smith & Maria Sturre of Make A Difference Health & Fitness has a solution, “Often
we blame our low energy levels on overwork but most often it is about your health. Unfortunately, busy people often don’t believe they need to prioritise their health and fitness. They figure that getting winded by a five-minute run or having above-average blood pressure doesn’t stop them from doing their job. But they don’t realise that the reason their energy levels are low is because their health is suffering and that this can easily be turned around.” All aspects of your life can be the victim of that kind of thinking. When you neglect your health and fitness it affects your decision making, attention span and stress levels making it more difficult to get work done. Family life is impaired also, as you tend to be tired and detached. Not to mention the myriad of health problems that can end up having serious long term effects. Lee says dramatic results can be found by focussing on your health and fitness. “People have trouble sticking to an exercise program when they don’t really know how far they’ve come or how successful they are. Keeping health in mind also gets easier as you get fitter as you start to feel great and don’t want to lose your energy levels again. But getting started is usually the hardest step as people find it overwhelming and don’t know where to start. To help people get started, we’ve developed a great offer which includes a fitness assessment, goal setting, one-on-one session with a personal trainer and a VLA consultation with our naturopath. Visit www.madhf.com.au or telephone Make a Difference Health & Fitness on 5442 6179 or 0407 597 748 for more information.
health Amy’s story and why she’s passionate about helping you achieve wellness AMY Steinbeck is an acupuncturist and Doctor of Chinese Medicine with a passion for living with integrity, living fully and eating wholly. “I love food and more specifically wholefoods and foods that make me feel good,” said Amy. “Food is my medicine and I like my medicine to be delicious. It gives me so much pleasure to inspire people to eat creatively and enjoy what they eat, to cook simply from grass roots and to prepare food with love to cook from the heart and to feed the soul! I love getting the chance to spend a few hours in the kitchen but I also like to prepare and cook quickly and simply as I am also a mum to two small and delicious human beings. “But there’s a twist … last year three weeks after the glorious homebirth of our beautiful daughter I had a very unexpected and earth shattering grand mal seizure. I had just dropped our son off at his Grandma’s, driven to our clinic to have my first much-needed massage post-birth, put the sleeping baby down and was chatting to my good friend and therapist when my brain literally ‘glitched’. I remember thinking ‘this is really weird, I’m going to say so as soon as I can’ but I couldn’t and the last thing I remember I was waking up and being wheeled out of the clinic on a stretcher and into an ambulance. “After CT scans and MRI’s I was told I had a growth on my brain that needed to be operated on in the next week and that it was a suspected tumour. As you can imagine, I was devastated and terrified and contemplating my own mortality. I was wondering if I’d see my children grow up and if my daughter would ever remember me. The following week I underwent a craniotomy and the surgeons were able to remove most of the tumour. The tumour was a Type II Oligodendroglioma which means (as it was told to me by my sur-
geon) that on the sliding scale of benign to malignant it was on the benign end, but over the period of the next 10 years it will slide up to the malignant end. “Oh and it will grow back in that time. Screeech! Stop the record! That’s when I finally said: “No. This isn’t happening to me, this is not my story.” “And so my journey began and continues today….my journey of discovery, to be mindful of my health and vitality and to reduce the tumour and to stop it ever growing back. I embrace my life long journey to raise my children as a healthy mother and to be here for my husband for many more years to come. I choose to live as cleanly and fully as possible and to live in truth and integrity. “As I continue on this journey I am leaving no stone unturned as I research and explore everything from Nutrition to NLP; Massage to Metaphysics; Homeopathy to Hypnotherapy and of course lots of Acupuncture and Chinese medicine. “My desire is also to inspire and encourage you to create change in your own life…to challenge yourself, to impassion your life and to dare greatly.” To contact Amy phone Maple Street Acupuncture on 5442 5526.
Psychic readings THE Cooroy branch of The Church of United Spiritualism of Australia is holding a psychic reading on Saturday 14th September, for all those interested in receiving messages & interaction with mediums, psychics & clairvoyants. There will be seven very gifted readers & one amazing psychic artist. Also if you are interested and would like to know more about Spiritualism come along as there will be an area where tea, coffee & refreshments will be
available with lots of friendly people to chat with & answer any questions. The Church of United Spiritualism of Australia Psychic Reading Day is about bringing like minded people together with love, fun, laughter & fellowship. Our reading Day will be held on Saturday 14th September at the CWA Hall, Maple St. Cooroy starting at 9.30am. For more information contact Rev. Kathy 0414 972 632 or Rev. Trish 0432 954 346.
Lotus Healing Group EVERY Monday, Cooroy CWA Hall next to RSL, from 9.30am with meditation from 10am. $10 donation per service to cover hall costs. Morning tea and lunch is included All welcome. Contact Jenny5442 8246 / 0405 363 604
BACK PAIN If you or someone you know suffers from back pain, then this is for you! Back Pain Assessment helps pinpoint the cause of some spinal complaints that result in back pain and finds out how to deal with the problem naturally – without using drugs or surgery. The assessment is a one-to-one thorough consultation with Dr. Adam Roache (chiropractor),a full postural, physical and Dr. Adam Roache neurological examination. Chiropractor
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Views to Black Mountain
FEATURES: 5 acres with spring fed dam, north aspect views to Black Mountain and Mt. Cooroora, hardwood floors and lovely deck areas, beautiful indoor outdoor private lifestyle, loads of potential down stairs to develop. Nestled in the folds of beautiful Black Mountain just a few minutes from the bustling Hinterland Town of Cooroy is this fully beautiful 5 acre lifestyle property. The acreage consists of both cleared and bush settings, dominated by views to majestic Mount Cooroorah, home of the world famous King Of The Mountain Races just outside the thriving town of Pomona. Home for the family, retreat setting, investor or simply yours to enjoy in the spacious living offered by this well designed
home. The home presents immaculately throughout with 4 spacious bedrooms plus office, 2 bathrooms, spacious country kitchen and large living area overlooking a well-positioned entertainment area with a wraparound deck to enjoy the amazing views. The master bedroom features huge walk in closet, full bathroom and handy office nook discreetly positioned to be transformed into formal dining if the new owner requires the same. Easy care hardwood flooring with tiles in the main kitchen area, carpeted bedrooms, high ceilings and spacious feel. The big country kitchen offers fantastic views and large living - dining areas for the whole family. Large comfortable living area is enhanced with decks positioned to capture the sun no matter what time of year you are relaxing! Take a moment to view this amazing property loaded with VALUE beyond compare then call for your personal viewing today. Located less than 5 minutes to the Cooroy CBD including shops, dining, schools, library, direct train access to Brisbane and public transport servicing the entire Sunshine Coast and approximately 20 minutes to the Noosa tourist hub including world renowned beaches, shopping centres, boutiques and more. It is not often we have the opportunity to sell a lifestyle property such as this. Price: 565,000. Phone Jim Ennis at Hinternoosa on 0402 587 298 or 5447 7000.
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THIS 2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Cottage on 5 flat useable acres is only 5mins drive to the beautiful Noosa Hinterland town of Pomona
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Elevated lot, contemporary home
FEATURES: 6451sq metre elevated lot with views, spacious parents retreat with separate lounge and office, chef’s kitchen, covered deck, 14.5 x 5m saltwater pool, alfresco poolside area with bathroom, 2 separate driveways, potential for dual living and/or work from home Living a life of luxury in the hinterland has never been more attainable. This immaculate contemporary home has so much to offer, not
the least of which, is the feeling that you are at the top of the world. The home has been so thoughtfully designed, allowing you to enjoy so much of the outside while being indoors. As you enter through the oversized pivot door, you are immediately struck with an amazing view, both inside and out. The space is bright, open and airy. Look through the formal living area, and on past through to the kitchen, lounge and great room to find your perfect relaxation spot overlooking the 14.5 metre saltwater pool with views of the countryside. This is a home where the family, young and old, can play inside or outside, out front or out back or in and around the inviting pool. A second concrete drive leads to an additional large garage room for your toys. As it adjoins the pool area and contains a bathroom, it can easily be converted to be whatever you envision – a poolside games rooms, den or even separated work from home space. Upstairs is a true parents retreat with wrap around ocean view verandah, private lounge room, ensuite and separate office. The children’s wing with 3 bedrooms, bathroom and office/den keeps the kids close by if you like. This property has terrific potential for dual living so those you love can share in your new found paradise. Price: $958,000. Phone Ian Suter at Hinternoosa on 0499 555 551 or 5447 7000.
and is available NOW. The Cottage is comfortable and cozy with a covered patio that wraps the whole way around the cottage providing you with ample outdoor space to enjoy the Queensland outdoors. The property has plenty of cleared land for a horse. Or continue to add to the fruit trees that are already planted on the block. There is a High roofed carport that carries enough height to hold a Caravan or Horse Float. This Property is Priced to sell. So contact us today to arrange an inspection. Priced at $355,000, call Brendan Buckenham from Raine & Horne Noosa Hinterland for further details on 0401 234 694 or at the office on 5485 1788, or call into the office at 8 Reserve Street, Pomona.
ON 6,809m2 is this solid well maintained low set block home of three bedrooms plus
rumpus. The home has separate timber kitchen and lounge. The wrap around verandah adds a relaxing atmosphere to the excellent alfresco living. The property is set amongst shade trees and established gardens with the added bonus of a bore, which feeds to the many taps dotted throughout the property. The property is also on 2 titles and has 2 x 22,730 liters of rainwater. A brand new hot water system has just been installed and there is slow combustion heating . Set in a small country town with school bus , rubbish pickup and mail delivery at your door, the property is located in the Noosa Hinterland and is priced to meet the market. Priced at $305,000, call Jenny Straughair from Raine & Horne Noosa Hinterland for further details on 0407 778 363 or at the office on 5485 1788, or call into the office at 8 Reserve Street, Pomona.
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GIANT Shed + 2 driveways + solar + close to town equals Perfection. What more could you possibly want or need than this immaculately presented home in a great location? This 2276m2 property has been set up perfectly for many years of happy living. The 2001 built home is gorgeous and offers 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a formal lounge, and another large living area. Updated kitchen with brand new appliances and 2 pantries. The home will suit the fussiest of
buyers and sports a reverse cycle air -conditioner plus a toasty fireplace. The big colourbond shed has 4 bays and a small art studio off the back. Extra storage sheds are handy and placed behind the main building. A high-top caravan port will fit a motorhome or boat. The home has 1.52kw solar power and solar HWS, 3 x fresh rainwater tanks and a nice home orchard of bananas, mangoes and citrus trees. Full pebblecrete pathways and surfaces around the home make maintenance a breeze. Living in this great street with lovely neighbours and close to all the conveniences of Cooroy and Pomona you will enjoy the community spirit and all the benefits the Noosa Hinterland has to offer. This property would come in well under replacement value. 2 separate living areas plus a great covered out door entertaining area. Call Paul Bielby at Countryside Realty now to find out more. 0437 346 256.
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SUNDAY SERVICES 8.00am - Cooroy - 51 Maple St 9.30am - Pomona - 27 Factory St
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Whats On Patches of Cooroy Biennial Quilt Show “Quilts for All Seasons” Saturday 28 & Sunday 29 September The Show will be held in the RSL Memorial Hall in Maple Street, Cooroy, from 10.00am - 4.00pm - Entry fee only $3. On show will be beautiful quilts of all sizes, needlework, bags, cushions, wall hangings, knitted and crochet items. We will have stalls of items for sale, an amazing quilt raffle, wonderful refreshments and the profits will be distributed to a local charity.
Church Notices
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
Catholic Church Mass Times
Sacred Heart Cooroy Anglican Parish of Cooroora Pomona - Rectory St - Sunday 7.30am Cooroy - Tewantin Road - Sunday 9.30am Kin Kin - Main St - 10.00am (1st Sunday of the Month) For more info call Rev Jillian Moses 5485 1218
63 Maple St Sat evening 5.30pm Tuesday 8.30am
St Patrick’s Pomona 1 Church St Sunday 8am Wednesday 5.30pm Parish Office 54471188 Parish Priest - Fr Mark Franklin Email: admin@noosacatholic.com
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COOROY MARKET Held at RSL Memorial Hall Maple Street, Cooroy
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Cooroy Eumundi Cricket Club COOROY Eumundi Cricket Club would like to introduce the committee for the 2013/ 2014 Season. The Club enjoyed a fantastic response for registration and is looking forward to a successful 2013/2014 season. The Club is also looking for sponsors for all grades. If you would be interested in sponsorship please contact Brendan Buckenham 0401 234 694.
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NOOSA District State High School’s athletics day on Friday August 9 was a sunny affair with perfect weather. Students participated in a variety of events to earn points for their house including the 100 metre heats, 200 metres, 400 metres, 800 metres and the 100 metre relays; shot put; long jump; triple jump; high jump; best dressed and war cry competitions. Students wore a variety of attire, with many opting for a take on the ‘onesie’. Sponge Bob, The Joker, Angry Birds, the Mario Brothers and bananas also featured. All students who finished first or second in their sporting event are invited into the school team for the North District representative carnival. Third place-getters are the reserves.
Noosa Junior Rugby League THE Junior Stingray selectors have announced the finalised teams to represent the Sunshine Coast at the QJRU State Championships at Albany Creek from Monday 23 September until Wednesday 25 September. Selectors have also named shadows for each team to cover possible injuries in the weeks leading up to departure. 27 Noosa Players have made the final cut with a further 4 players selected as shadows. Experienced Junior Stingray’s Coach, Kelvin Heirdsfield said that “this has been one of the most difficult years he can remember in trying to select a team, with so many quality players available. While it’s difficult to see some players miss out, it’s a great sign for the future of Sunshine Coast rugby”. Junior Stingray Under 16 Head Coach, Ian Brown, said “it’s great to see some of the shadows that missed out last year gain selection this year as a result of their continued desire to improve and keep working on their game”. The depth of talent in each age group has resulted in strong squads and the expectation of the good results come September. For the first time, this year there will also be City and Country teams selected in all age groups, with the
Junior Stingray players vying for selection in each Country team, who will each play City at Ballymore on Friday 27 September. This new initiative from the QJRU restores the traditional Country v City rivalry with the country regions always keen to put the city boys in their place. A Jersey Presentation will take place on Sunday 15 September, before the team depart for the Championships on Monday 23 September. The Noosa Dolphins wish to congratulate the following Noosa players to have made selection as follows: U17s Jnr Stingray Team 2013 James Grigson, Mac Kippen, Sam Murray, Will Rogers, Aden Troxell, Jasper Webb (Shadow) - U16s Jnr Stingray Team 2013 - Jarrad Greentree, Zac Howson, Brad Morgan, Chris Morgan, Andrew Ramsden, Jed Younie (Shadow) - U15s Jnr Stingray Team 2013 - Zac Allen, Ben Ashman, Patrick Gelling, Luke Giacca, Dylan Hein, David Hoffman, Borore Howton, Ben Rogers - U14s Jnr Stingray Team 2013 - Jesse Birkett, Oscar Rogers, Jake Staveley (Shadow) - U13s Jnr Stingrays Team 2013 - Joel Cavell, John Gelling, Adam Jurisevic, Kai Marshall, Alex Moses, Jesse Russell, Sameet Raju (Shadow)
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Cooroy Tennis JOIN us for mixed social tennis on Sunday 8 September. Balls provided. Cost is $2 for members and $5 for non members. The Club encourages anyone interested in playing tennis to come along to social tennis held every Tuesday Thursday 8am and the first Sunday of each month at 5pm. Casual court hire is also available almost any time. For further information contact our committee members, Rhonda 0400 415 370, Fraser 5485 1942, Dorelle 5447 6674, Alan 5447 6270, Brian 5447 7173,Noelene 5485 1942 or Helene 5447 6945. Rob Schmitt and Di Peterson are our professional coaches. Contact Rob on 0431 386 333 or Di on 0478 127 619 if you would like private coaching.
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Benny “The Bulldog” Cameron-Hands IMPACT fighters put in a golden performance at this year’s National Golden Gloves tournament. The National Golden Gloves attracted over 250 fighters from all over Australia and some parts of the world. There were 170 bouts contested over 4 days making this tournament one of the biggest tournaments to be held in the country. First up for the Impact crew was “Slamin Sam” CameronHands. Sam’s opponent was Taryn Walker from Caboolture. “Both boys boxed extremely well and although we thought Sam had done enough to win it wasn’t to be his night and Walker was awarded the Gold with a split points decision and Sam took home the Silver,” said coach Mark Evans. “Next up was Benny “The Bulldog” Cameron-Hands. Benny drew Dechlan Powell from W.A. in the final bout.
Cian “The Cannon” Jones These two boys fought for the Australian title in Adelaide in February this year with Benny being crowned the Australian champ in that one. With the two top boxers in their division in the country fighting in the final it was always going to be a cracker of a fight. Benny once again proved why he is the champ as he was awarded the golden gloves in a tough and very close victory. “Next up was Cian “The Cannon” Jones. Cian’s oppononent was Braedan Nairn from Brisbane. These two boys have already fought in title fights against each other previously with each boy having one victory each against the other one. This was to be
Payton “The Assassin” Aird-Cardiff’s the decider and what a decider it turned out to be. Both boys stood toe to toe with each of them having their moments through out the fight. Cian came home strong in the last round & was declared the winner & the new Golden Gloves champ! “Finally for the Impact crew it was Payton “The Assassin” Aird-Cardiff’s turn to climb into centre ring. Payton could not get a fight in her own division so she stepped to the 57 kg division to challenge a girl two years older than her and who was also undefeated from New Caledonia. Payton fought her heart out but when the final bell rang her opponent was awarded the victory and
“Slamin Sam” CameronHands Payton took home the Silver Gloves. “I am so proud again of these kids, they all fought their hearts out,” said Mark. “Sam was very unlucky not to get the decision in his fight, a rematch is already on the cards for him. Benny and Cian boxed extremely well to gain another two solid wins and have both won their Golden Gloves two years running now. Payton was also impressive with her performance against her first International bout. Not many kids can say they have fought an international opponent at 13 yrs of age. The experience she gained from that fight will make her so much stronger for her next one.”
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Well known local boxing coach, Mark Evans, along with a team of other locals, competed in the recent Tough Mudder event held in Caloundra recently. Mark (insert right) had this to say about the event: “If you thought boxing was tough, think again! The tough mudder was the hardest thing I’ve ever done. Twenty kms of running through a state forest with an obstacle challenge every two km! Lucky we are Tough Mudda Funkas!” (the name of their team)
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Cooroora United ladies are looking good AS their first season in the Premier Women’s Division begins to wind down, the Cooroora United ladies took time to thank one of their valued sponsors this week. Outgoing Cooroora United president and ladies’ coach, Steve Standish was on hand with the ladies to share a laugh and a photo with Cooroy Community Bank branch manager, Geoff Edwards and express how much the team appreciates their smart team jackets to wear this season on top of the funding provided to the club. “We all know that sponsorship plays a key role in supporting a team and the Cooroy Community Bank branch sponsorship of Cooroora United is one of many that continue to be a great fit for us. We support the
community bank that in turn supports us,” Steve said. “The club has
worked really hard at all age levels this season and it’s great to see the results. To see
so many of our teams out there enjoying their football on so many levels is just fantastic
and it’s so great for all the volunteers who put so much into this great club.” Geoff Edwards said he’s delighted to have been able to support the club for another season. “Cooroora United is filled with some great team players. We see our sponsorship as a great fit and I think all the ladies look great in their jackets. We look forward to sponsoring Cooroora United again in 2014. Go the wombats!” Geoff said. Anyone looking to become involved with Cooroora United can do so by contacting the club through any of the numbers on its website: cufc.org.au. Geoff Edwards is joined by coach Steve Standish and the Cooroora United ladies in their team jackets
A big congratulations to the Cooroora 4th Div Men’s team (The Mighty Wombats) who took out the title of Minor Premiers last weekend. They will now compete against Coolum (the outcome of which won’t be known until the paper goes to press) but if they win that match they will go straight into the Grand Final which will be played at Coolum on September 13.
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World Championships for Portia & Zoe TWO Noosa District State High School Year 8 students have been invited to compete at the 2013 FISAF World Championships held in Belgrade, Serbia from October 14-20. Year 8 athletes Portia Kross and Zoe Schafer trained extremely hard at the Champs Sports Aerobics Club, Tewantin and outclassed their competition at the National Championships held in Melbourne recently. Portia and Zoe are the first Champs Sports Aerobics Club members to have achieved at this level and they are determined to perform at their best against elite competitors from all over the world. Both girls are also very excited to be receiving a National tracksuit. Club Manager Deidre Bryant is extremely proud of the girls’ success. Noosa District State High School staff and students wish Portia and Zoe all the best at the Nationals.
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