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ONE of the Sunshine Coast’s longest operating companies is about to resume production after moving to the site of Cooroy’s old brickworks factory. Businessman Peter Lavin has spent millions of dollars on the sparkling new factory in Lake Macdonald. Final touches on the landscaping are being completed and machinery testing is currently underway with the first batch of Wimmers softdrinks expected to be produced at the new factory by the end of this month. Mr Lavin is enthusiastic about the future of Wimmers with the new factory allowing him the room to expand. “It’s all about keeping your costs down, keeping your product competitive and getting exposure into major supermarkets,” he said. Mr Lavin has spent $8 million on the move but he says the investment will be worth it. “You’ve got to have faith in the product and the area,” he said. Wimmers has been using the original softdrink recipes for over 100 years. Already being distributed through IGA stores, Coles and Woolworths now have Wimmers products in their distribution centres. Mr Lavin plans to expand the business by including nutrient waters in the range and has already garnered a lot of interest from China. The Company, Noosa Beverages, also owns Cooroy Mountain Spring Water.
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COOROY RAG THE long-running, friendly feud between businesses on the east and west side of the Cooroy train tracks will again be officially waged in the East Versus West Tug of War at Christmas in Cooroy. This year new sponsors have come on board, Hinterland Dental. “The East versus West Tug of War has been a popular part of Christmas in Cooroy for several years now. Hinterland Dental have come on board as the sponsor this year so we know it will be smiles all around when the teams go head to head in battle this year,” said event Manager, Danielle Taylor. “The challenge is always quickly taken up by enthusiastic traders on both sides of the tracks to see
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who has the most pulling power. East Side have taken it out three years in a row so it’s time for the West Side to put together a super team to take them out!” The tug of war is always a great spectacle and lots of fun to watch. So come down and give the traders your support by cheering them on in Apex Park on Saturday 5 December! Anyone interested in joining a team contact the Christmas in Cooroy organisers via email on advertising@cooroy.com.au. For all the information about Christmas in Cooroy visit www.christmas incooroy.com.au. Christmas in Cooroy is hosted by Cooroy Chamber of Commerce & Rotary Club of Cooroy and is
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Cooroy hosts annual dinner with the Mayor FOR many years, Cooroy Chamber of Commerce has hosted the annual Dinner with the Mayor event. The event has become a highlight of Cooroy calendar and is informative as well as being a great social night. The tradition continues this year with Mayor Noel Playford on Tuesday 6 October at the Cooroy Hotel. Dinner with the Mayor commences at 5.45pm for a 6.00pm start and is held in a private dining room. It is a great social event and during the evening Mayor Noel Playford will address the attendees and give an update on the Noosa region. Tickets include a delicious three course meal and a lucky door prize ticket and at only $40 for members of the Cooroy Chamber and $45 for non-members this is an event not to miss, particularly when you read the menu! The menu is a three course feast with alternate
drops for each course. Entrées are half shell Hervey Bay scallops with avocado, parmesan & mornay or chicken tenderloin skewers with Indonesian satay sauce & lime. Main meals are either a 250 gram YGGF beef rump cooked medium with a side of Caesar salad, crispy fries and Diane sauce or chicken mignon with steamed chat potatoes, green beans & hollandaise sauce. The decadent desserts are honeycomb & caramel cheesecake with vanilla ice-cream and fresh strawberries and choc cherry crispy fried wan tons with a cherry coulis and vanilla ice-cream. “Dinner with the Mayor is a great tradition that started about a decade ago and has continued with all the Mayors since. It is quite a social night and everyone always enjoys themselves plus it is an enjoyable way to hear the latest news about the region,” said Cooroy Cham-
ber of Commerce President, Danielle Taylor. Dinner with the Mayor is always popular so make sure you book early to secure your spot. Bookings and payments can be made by in person with Tania Stewart at Cooroy Central Guardian Pharmacy (phone 5447 6028); or book securely online with credit card at http:// www.trybooking.com/ IWWS or via email at bookings@cooroy.com.au. But be quick as there are only limited spaces available!
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fundraiser seems a good way to do this. Cooroy is such a great community, we are hoping many people will support this and turn out on Friday 18th to help us help Suzette”. If anyone would like to support this excellent cause by donating goods to be included in the raffle, please call Carol Watkins on 0408 078 073otherwise turn up on the day and show your support at the sausage sizzle, and by buying raffle tickets.
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Cooroy Mountain Spring Festival 2015 ON Sunday 18 October 2015 the Rotary Club of Cooroy will provide an opportunity to climb Cooroy Mountain. This is only the second time in 9 years that the public will have access to the mountain across private land. For just $10 (age under 16 free) you can come along and enjoy a fun day of music, a kids’ activity centre, food and market stalls and have a chance to climb Cooroy Mountain. Linda Morell, President of the Rotary Club of Cooroy said: “As part of the Cooroy Mountain Spring Festival and with a very generous sponsorship donation from McDermott Helicopters, there is a chance to see Cooroy from the sky for only $50.” Start the day with billy tea and damper and a hearty BBQ breakfast, stroll
through the rainforest walkway or sit and listen to the wonderful stories from bush poet, John Major. Entertainment will be provided by the wonderful local UkeCrazy People, part of the big, wonderful club the Sunshine Coast Ukulele Masters. The event is to raise funds for good causes and this year local Sunshine Coast disability support service Sunshine Butterflies will be the main beneficiary. Sunshine Butterflies are supporting babies, kids, tweens, teens and adults with a disability and their families where their proceeds will be used to further their ‘Our Backyard Project’ a 5 acre Hobby Farm in Cooroibah (just out of Tewantin/Noosa) that has something for everyone of all ages and abilities
Linda Morrell, President of the Rotary Club of Cooroy said: “This is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a Sunday morning walk and get a view of our beautiful countryside from the top of Mount Cooroy.
Last year we attracted over 750 participants and we expect to match and improve on the number this year.” “We are very grateful to our main sponsors, Cooroy Mountain Spring
Water for providing access to the mountain and McDermott Helicopters who will provide short flights over the mountain and the Cooroy Chamber of Commerce for the free loan of equipment.”
Traffic switches to new section of Bruce Highway – Cooroy to Curra MOTORISTS using the Bruce Highway between the Mary River Road overpass and Cudgerie Drive at Black Mountain are now driving on a new two kilometre section of road. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development Warren Truss said this week’s traffic switch at the northern end of the Cooroy to Curra Section A project represented a major milestone in the delivery of the $490 million
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NOOSA Council will reactivate its Ringtail Creek quarry to supply materials for the $4.7 million Dr Pages Road upgrade. Planning and Infrastructure Director Martin Drydale said activating the quarry short-term to pro-
vide the materials would help keep costs down. “Using the Ringtail Creek quarry also reduces the impact of haulage trucks on the local road network,” Mr Drydale said. He said there would likely be two blasts at the
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changes being implemented on and around the Bruce Highway in the coming months as project works ramp up, and I urge motorists to be patient, drive safely and observe traffic controls.” The project is being delivered under a 50/50 funding agreement between the Australian and Queensland Governments. The Cooroy to Curra Section A project is expected to be completed by late 2016, weather permitting.
quarry to provide bulk fill for embankment earthworks, with the potential also to provide base course crushed rock. “The chosen contractor will also need to source some material from elsewhere because rock at the
Ringtail Creek quarry is not suitable for top course,” Mr Drydale said. “The first blast is set to happen within the next two weeks and Council is available to talk to local residents to answer any questions and address any
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Hello Spring It’s September at last, and I wish I were young Spring has arrived, but alas, my Spring has long been sprung. The hormones have begun bubbling in the birds and the bees, Especially in the delightful and shapely feminine young shes. I cast my mind back to my younger spring days, When we conformed to prim and proper old fashioned ways. Life was more contented, more fun, more sunny, And boys were inclined to be all hands and no money. But along with Spring, and its glorious flowers, Its colourful gardens where you could wander for hours, Only to be greeted by dive-bombing mapgies, Aiming for your head, your ears, and your eyes. Not caring a jot that you were romantically inclined, The law of the jungle was occupying their mind. My courage sinks low in cowardly full retreat, As I flee unashamedly down the sheltering street. My mind is on pleasanter things, not some Kamikaze Magpie behind me, Guarding her chicks in a nearby gum tree. (Much nicer to think of someone better looking, like Deborah, No matter what the challenge, how could one ignore her??? I would have loved a rhyme for the charming Deb, But the best I could do was unsuitable – World Wide Web!! Sorry!) They are truly wonderful, those dedicated nurses, Inspiring admiring poets to writing romantic springtime verses.
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TWO Mondays per month, a group of enthusiastic people meet at Cooroy Library for 2 hours of fun. At a Cooroy Toastmasters meeting you might find yourself loosening your tongue, telling a tall tale or giving a presentation on something you’re passionate about. Cooroy Toastmasters is about becoming a better communicator in a friendly, entertaining environment. Peta O’Neill, President of Cooroy Toastmasters, joined 3 years ago to improve her speech craft skills. As an educator for the Rural Fire Brigade and First Aid Instructor for St Johns Ambulance clear communication skills were essential. As representatives of Cooroy Toastmasters Peta O’Neill and Tex Pipke are teaching year 5 & 6 students
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IF you don’t have a nest egg saved up or an equity partner, then you may need to borrow to finance your purchase. That’s when it’s time to call your local banker. Your branch will need key financial information about the business, including profitability, cash flow, sales forecasts and growth potential. Your business banker will look for a sound business with healthy cash flow to ensure you can repay the loan. You’ll need some equity in your business by investing your own money. And you’ll usually need to provide security for the loan, such as a residential property, business assets or other assets, like a share portfolio. What you’ll need • The current balance sheet. • A full tax return for the business for the last two years. • A profit and loss statement for the business for the last two years. • Details of your qualifications and any previous experience in running a business. • Information about your
personal assets and liabilities. • Details about the equity you plan to invest in the business. • Depending on your experience and the profitability of the business, you may also need to put together forecasts of expected profit and loss and cash flow for the first two years. Pitfalls to avoid • Leaving it too late. It can take time for your banker to assess the proposal. Leave yourself time to put your application together and secure finance before you need to sign on the dotted line. • Too little financial information. Your banker needs all the key numbers to make a decision. Cutting
corners on your application could mean you end up gathering more information later. • Not borrowing enough. A lack of money to keep the business going is a common cause of business failure. You need to ensure you have enough capital to feed your business from day to day, without starving it of cash flow. At the Cooroy Community Bank branch of Bendigo Bank we specialise in working with local businesses of all sizes. So, if you have any questions about any form of your business or finances, please contact me on 5447 7131 or on email at geoff.edwards@bendigo adelaide.com.au.
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Congratulations girls! CONGRATULATIONS to Frances Jaenke of Cooroy Guardian Pharmacy who won Guardian Pharmacy Retail Manager of the year recently at the Pharmacy Assistants Annual Conference on the Gold Coast. The annual conference highlights new products and services available to consumers, as well as retail planning for the following year. Frances, along with team mate Julieann attended multiple seminars and the annual awards ceremony. Frances was awarded Guardian Retail Manager of the year for 2015, while Julieann was one of three finalists for Pharmacy Assistant of the year. Cooroy Guardian Pharmacy was also one of three finalists for Guardian Pharmacy of the year, with Gayndah taking out the top position. “I’m thrilled that myself and my team at Cooroy Guardian Pharmacy have been recognised for our efforts to provide quality products and services to the Cooroy community,” Frances said.
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CONGRATULATIONS to Clarissa Townsend for winning this round of the Christmas in Cooroy photo competition. Clarissa has won a $50 printing voucher from Cooroy Guardian Photo Finishing. All entries into the competition will be on display at the Christmas in Cooroy Photo Exhibition in December so don’t forget to enter by
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Orchid & Foliage Society ANYONE wanting to see orchids should visit the Noosa Orchid & Foliage Society’s Show to be held on the 18th and 19th September at the RSL hall, Maple St. Cooroy. The $3 admission is a lot cheaper than going to Singapore. I am always in awe of nature at this time of year when most of the Australian native orchids break flower. We have several plants growing in our garden in the Mary Valley and they are in full bloom at present. To learn more about growing Orchids the Noosa club meets at the Tinbeerwah hall the first Saturday of each month beginning at 1pm. All visitors are welcome. If you have a problem plant bring it along and someone may be able to help. For more information about the Show or meetings contact John Green Ph 54832764 or visit the club website.
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REV it up, chrome it up, fire it up and give it up. Look out Coastal Cruisers it’s on again! The call has gone out once again for all bike enthusiasts to be a part of the fabulous Annual Noosa Charity Bike Ride on Sunday 27th September 2015. This event gets bigger, better and louder each year, with bikers coming from as far as Bundaberg and the Gold Coast to hit the highways all for a great cause. This successful and highly anticipated ride is now in its 9th year and held in support of Sunshine Butterflies a local charity that has stamped its purple butterfly trademark on the hearts of many Coast families caring for children and young adults with disabilities. Sunshine Butterflies has been the passion and drive behind Founder and Principal Leanne Walsh following the birth of her son
Curtis, born with Cerebral Palsy 20 years ago. Through Leanne’s vision of creating a need for her Son, she has brought to reality all that Sunshine Butterflies now encompasses. With no government funding, it is events such as this annual charity bike ride that enables many of the high quality programs to continue including the dream of ‘Our Backyard’ a 5 acre hobby farm under development at Cooroibah which has been supported by established organisation such as The Variety Club donating the playground. Fundraising days like this will further expand services to meet the ongoing needs for families of persons with disabilities and awareness to the greater community. The bikes fire up at the AFL grounds at Noosa and meander their way up through the lush Hinterland roads towards Kin Kin where all participants
down helmets at the Kin Kin Hotel for a good old ‘Coin Toss’. Then its helmets back on, as everyone hits the road towards the final destination at Silky Oak Tea Gardens at Gympie for a cold beer
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THE Rotary Club of Eumundi and The Eumundi Rural Fire Brigade have come together to join the search for William Tyrrell. “We would like the community to come on board and Walk4William as this little boy is still missing”, said organizer Melissa Isles from the Rotary Club of Eumundi The Walk4William is to bring awareness. “He was taken from his Nanna’s front yard a year ago on the
12th September in Kendall, NSW. The police are hoping someone somewhere knows something that can help them locate William. “The more people that are made aware, the more of a chance we have of finding little William Tyrrell”, said Melissa The Walk4William will be on the 12th September beginning at the Eumundi Amphitheatre. Arrival 10am to start walking 10:30am. The route will be
from the amphitheatre on Memorial Dr. towards the top of town, down through the park beside the childcare centre on to Napier road, down the path passed Eumundi Square and finishing at the Eumundi Rural Fire Brigade. There will be a sausage sizzle and some Spiderman cake with a cup of tea or coffee. Melissa asks participants to wear blue and red for the walk if possible.
“William loved Spiderman” said Melissa. “One of his favourite things to do was dress up in his Spiderman costume, and perhaps walkers could wear a Spiderman costume; William would love that.” William was also very passionate about Fire engines, and wants to be a Fireman when he grows up. A gold donation at the start of the walk would be appreciated. All funds re-
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Desex your dog and save COUNCIL is reminding residents new dog registration charges take effect this year. The new structure rewards pensioners with free registration if they de-sex their dogs. Dog owners, generally, will pay less if their pet is desexed. However Council will no longer offer a discount for dogs that are micro-chipped, to
reflect changes in state law. This means that most dog owners will pay $30 a year. “Registration for a desexed dog is $30, or free with a pensioner discount. That compares with $140 to register a dog that has not been desexed or $115 with the concession. Mr Amson praised
Noosa residents for desexing their pets, with the Shire recording one of the highest de-sexing rates in Queensland. Council will begin mailing out annual registration renewal forms from September 1. The regulated dog registration will rise from $257 to $400 per year. Mr Amson said that the
second highest number of calls received by Council from the public was about dogs and responding to them was both time consuming and costly. “In July, for example, local laws officers spent more than 450 hours dealing with stray dogs, following up complaints about barking dogs, investigating dog at-
tacks and other animal management activities.” Council believes that the new fee structure is fair and will recoup most of the costs of the service that Council provides. Under the Animal Management Act Council must spend all income from registration fees on animal management activities.
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NOOSA Regional Art Gallery Director, Nina Shadforth, has announced that the PopUp Art Series Exhibition that has been at the Cooroy Butter Factory Arts Centre since May will now continue through until the end of the year. “The success of the exhibition has been so encouraging from both artists and the community of Cooroy and I am really pleased to be able to extend the PopUp shows through to the end of the year”, said Gallery Director Nina Shadforth. The PopUp Art Series Exhibition has been a collaboration between the Noosa Regional Art Gallery and regional
artists through Artists Collective and coordinated by well known local artists Tricia Bradford and Gabi Dick. “Visitation to the Butter Factory has increased steadily with the PopUp exhibition which is gaining traction in terms of the visitor knowing that there will be artists on-site to talk to, be able to purchase an original work of art (at reasonable prices) and even see artists working”, added Ms Shadforth. Throughout the remaining months of this year, the PopUp exhibition will also be peppered with annual local favourites: Noosa District State High School
Yr 12 Student Exhibition and the Christmas in Cooroy Photographic Exhibition. “The PopUp series concept has certainly activated the Butter Factory space and I believe that the local businesses are starting to see some positive signs and reasons to extend their hours for visitors to Cooroy who like to visit galleries and enjoy a coffee or lunch as part of their visit”, said Nina.
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Asset building years By Chad Monroe Certified Financial Planner® of Provision Wealth Management* During their 20s and 30s, most people focus on the basics of financial security: families, first home deposits, super contributions and personal investments. By the time you reach your mid-forties, things have usually changed. You’ve progressed in your career and you’ll typically see your salary and net worth rising, along with your living expenses. More importantly, you are just about to enter your peak earning years. In terms of building assets, these can be your golden years so it’s important you plan to use them effectively. Sorting out the options This is a period of many options, and a few risks. Should you concentrate on paying off your mortgage? Reducing your tax? Building your personal investment portfolio? Making a career change? Investing for a more comfortable retirement? Or a combination of these strategies? Finding the right answers means some serious thought about what your life and investment priorities are, and sitting down to talk with your financial planner may help. The answers are different for each of us, and getting them right is the key to maximising the financial possibilities that these peak earning years present. Sylvia and Gerry’s storySylvia, who’s in her mid-forties, runs her own catering company, while Gerry, also in his mid forties, is a structural engineer.
The older of their two sons will be completing school next year. Gerry was recently promoted and the boost to his salary means they expect to have at least $13,000 to save, invest or spend in the coming year. Gerry intends to continue salary sacrificing to build up his super which now stands at $267,000, while Sylvia has accumulated $22,000 in her fund. She plans to boost her super when she sells her catering business sometime after she reaches 55, or the boys have left home. They believe their insurance cover is adequate; however, they ran down their modest cash reserves to support Sylvia’s new business, and want to add at least $15,000. They are happy to continue paying off their variable rate mortgage which is $280,000, though they are not sure if they should be more aggressive in reducing that. When Sylvia and Gerry met their financial planner, they brought along their list of questions, though Sylvia was more interested in super while Gerry’s focus was on building their investments. Over several meetings, their planner presented them with a number of scenarios. Sylvia and Gerry were able to weigh up paying down their mortgage with their surplus funds over time, compared with salary sacrificing that same money into super. The planner also indicated to them the possible impact of fluctuating market conditions on their super.
They also determined the lump sum amount required if Sylvia and Gerry wanted to retire when Gerry reached age 65.This information gave some focus to their discussions. They decided to pay down their mortgage with some of their surplus funds each year, and contribute the remainder of the surplus funds to their managed investment portfolio. This allowed them to build their wealth inside and outside of super to bolster their retirement goals. Putting your plans together As this story suggests, there are many situations and options that people have in their asset-building years. An important first step is to take stock and develop your own ‘shopping list’. The decisions and the changes start with you, and we’re here to help. So, please call us today on 07 5447 7740 or email advice@provisionwealth.com.au. *Chad Monroe of Provision Wealth Management Pty Ltd ABN 52 149 014 are authorised representative and credit representative of AMP Financial Planning Pty Limited AFS Licence No. 232706 What you need to know: Any advice in this editorial is of a general nature only and does not take into account the objectives, financial situation or needs of any particular person. Therefore, before making any decision, you should consider the appropriateness of the advice with regard to those matters.
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THE Foundation for Culture and Arts Eumundi is delighted to announce the 2015 winner of the Eumundi Sculpture Prize. It is ‘The Spirit Orb” by Meg Geer and Richard Thompson. The winner announcement at Discover Eumundi Heritage and Visitor Centre was in the presence of a large crowd of enthusiastic art lovers and community leaders and supporters. On display were the maquettes (3D models) created by the eight sculptors shortlisted by the three judges: Samantha Littley, Curator of the University of Queensland Art Museum, Philip Bacon, Director Philip Bacon Galleries and well known art collector and philanthropist and John Mainwaring, Sunshine Coast architect and art collector. An excited Meg Geer said, “This win is part of my dream come true. Four years ago I made a career change to become a full time designer and artist. This will be our first public art sculpture so it’s a special thrill.” Chair of the Foundation for Culture and Arts Eumundi Michael Carney said, “The judges were impressed with the creative interpretation of the theme The Anzac Spirit – yesterday, today, tomorrow by sculptors across Australia seeking to win the $20,000 national acquisitive public art prize. The Foundation is most appreciative of the Experience Eumundi sponsorship for the prize contributed by the Eumundi Combined Community Organisation.” The maquettes will continue to be on display at Discover Eumundi Heritage and Visitor Centre until 10 December. There is an opportunity for visitors to cast a vote for the People’s Choice award at the Centre or via www.eumundisculptureprize.com. Berkelouw Books have donated a $50 lucky prize for one entrant in People’s Choice voting. This year’s winners will now create the full size sculpture that will be placed in Eumundi’s Amphitheatre. The official unveiling of the winning sculpture and the announcement of People’s Choice will be held on Friday 11 December as part of the Original
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Photo caption: Meg Geer and Richard Thompson with their winning maquette ‘The Spirit Orb” Eumundi Markets Christmas night markets with a program of celebration for the whole family. The Foundation for Culture and Arts Eumundi is proud to champion this event for the Eumundi community and its visitors. The Foundation is grateful also to the Member for Noosa Glen Elmes $500 donation of a People’s Choice Award. The Prize competition has also received generous financial and professional support from the Sunshine Coast Council. Winners of the raffle of three artworks by local talented artist were: Andrew Moon (1st), Mary Davidson (2nd) and Chris Hardwick (3rd). Thank you to Peter Meyer, Wendy Catlin and Jane Welsh who kindly donated fine art pieces to support the Eumundi Sculpture Prize event.
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Arts in Action festival goes underwater OH to be a kid again! The 2015 Eumundi State School Arts in Action Festival took place last week and what a celebration it was. Organisers and participants went crazy with the theme Under the Sea with a presentation in the school hall that would rival a Hollywood movie set. Every year the Eumundi State School P&C put together this festival to
create a memory for every child who attends the school. It may be the biggest fundraising event of the year, but the festival is created to give families from the school the opportunity to be involved in making our children happy if just for a day. Rides were on hand for the adrenalin rush, stalls gave the kids the opportunity to learn how to purchase fun things
with their pocket money and the auction of classcreated art pieces were about celebrating the artistic talent within a very special school. Eumundi P&C volunteers and staff worked hard to provide the best event they can every year, and this year was no exception. It’s challenging with huge expenses attached to an event of this festival’s size but, costs are covered and
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provide excess to support our school in all its educational endeavours. One of the new sponsors to come on board this year was the Cooroy Community Bank branch of Bendigo Bank. Eumundi State School P&C Operations Manager and one of the organisers of the festival, Karen Allen said it was great to have the Community Bank’s support. “Geoff Edwards and his team have been fantastic to us this year,” Karen said. “Bendigo Bank have sponsored a lots of Eumundi events and activities over the years and we’re delighted to have received funds to be able to have made this celebration what it was this year. How Bendigo and our market and business community come together to help support Eumundi State School is just fantastic,” she added. Karen went on to thank all the school’s families, staff and visitors for supporting the Arts in Action Festival in 2015 and say how much everyone is looking forward to the festival in 2016.
Sivyers family commemoration FAMILY members came from far and wide for the unveiling of the commemorative plaque and handing over to Council by patriatch Ron of a much treasured family shot. One of the pioneering families of our community, a visit to the Sivyers family website documents life in the early days of Cooroy and Tinbeerwah where Clarence Sivyer worked hard on the rail-
ways to provide for 12 children. Our history is full of inspirational stories, and the hardships faced by our pioneers. If you would love
to find out about our history, take a visit to the Museum @ Pomona chat to the Genies, or online on the Council webby.
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New owners, new fitout, same great service YOU may have noticed a few changes happening at Cooroy Drapery in the last few weeks. New owners Bronwyn and John Heinzel are very excited to have taken over the business and will continue to provide your quality patchwork fabric, yarns and haberdashery needs, as well as offering some great classes. Many regular customers will recognise Bronwyn’s familiar face as she has worked for previous owner Margaret for 10 years. Bronwyn enjoys all forms of craft and continues to expand her knowledge of knitting, crochet, patchwork and dressmaking when time permits. John is also a familiar face around Cooroy, having operated his own business for many years as a small engine mechanic specialising in rideon lawn mower repairs and service. John has completed all the new fit-out within the shop and it looks amazing. Cooroy Drapery has a long history in Cooroy, with previous owner Margaret trading for almost 20 years. Prior to that, the business was operated for well over 30 years by the Haack family. Bronwyn and John are looking forward to continuing the tradition of “The
Drapery” in Cooroy, providing the same old fashioned service and quality products. They plan to expand their range to include more fabric designers with an emphasis on fresh and modern designs, while still keeping the more traditional fabrics as well. Some beautiful new fabrics and yarns have already arrived with more to come, so call in and have a browse and say hello. Upcoming classes will include beginner patchwork, beginner dressmaking, crochet and knitting to name a few, as well as the crochet group get together on Friday mornings. Please phone 5447 6145 for details on any classes or groups or to register your interest. You can check the black-board in the window for weekly updates on classes and you can also follow us on Facebook for regular updates and specials, just search for Cooroy Drapery. The shop will continue to provide the services of a sewing machine mechanic (picks up Thursday and returns the following Thursday), Ace dry cleaning agency (approx 3 day turnaround) and a mending and alterations service (generally one week turna-
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20 Maple St, Cooroy - 5447 6145 round). Bronwyn and John have been very humbled by all the good wishes and positive comments they have been receiving from customers.
“It would have been such a shame to lose an iconic business like this one, and so many people have commented on how much they would miss the shop if it closed down,” said
Bronwyn. They would also like to wish Margaret all the best for her retirement. “If you haven’t visited the shop lately, come in for a browse and a chat. We hope to see you soon.”
Full property maintenance with PBG LOCALLY owned Eumundi business PBG Maintenance has now been operating on the coast for over 25 years. It’s that time of year again - Prepare for Fire Season! Keep your Property well maintained and your Water tanks full. We can Slash your overgrowth and Fill up your Water Tanks at affordable rates. Our Water Tanker is ready to go and we offer prompt delivery. If you want your Property to stand out from the rest, call
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Kellys Earth Works Steve & Marika Kelly from Kellys Earth Works are pleased to announce that the y have taken over from Lester Wilson, L&K Ear thmovi Lesters retirement. We offer the sam ng on e quality earth works and are still servicing in We Specialise in: Cooroy & Surroundi ng are as • Stick Raking • House Sites • General Earthmoving • Dam Building • Clearing
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More than just a bookshop A LITTLE Shop of Soul is more than just a bookshop. Natalie Heaslip has owned the business since July and is continuing to improve on her vision of it being a haven for people to come in, relax, unwind, enjoy a great cup of coffee, a book, a browse, a chat, and to just be. The shop offers new and secondhand books and will order in any new or used book upon request. “Since we have taken over we have concentrated on developing the children’s area with the inclusion of more of the popular titles and also gifts and games. We have started Toddler Tuesday’s where we welcome little ones to come in and explore and enjoy a baby cino and mini cupcake from Buttercups and meet other children and mums,” says Natalie. “We have also introduced a line of relaxation/ meditation CD’s, Lively Living Aromatherapy Diffusers & organic essential oils as well as other gift lines. “The regular games groups of Scrabble and Mahjong and book clubs have continued and the numbers are steadily growing each week. We have
such a great mixture of people that come along its wonderful,” she said. A Little Shop of Soul has continued with the beautiful Organic Fairtrade coffee that is locally roasted by the Coffee Place as well as the locally made gluten free cakes and treats. Natalie also plans to start offering spiritual workshops and readings in the near future so make sure you call in soon and treat yourself to some time out at A Little Shop of Soul. Phone 5447 7090 for more information.
New pump shop for Cooroy THE owner of the new pump shop in Cooroy is Scott Rose. Scott is a fourth generation pump technician. His Great Grandfather Jim Rose began the family business in Outback Queensland in the town of Longreach when he returned from World War 1. The Rose family have been in this business in Longreach ever since run by Scott’s Great Uncle John and his Grandfather Vicky and then his Father Brian and now his brother Mark, who Scott was working with for around 10 years, until he decided to move to greener pastures. Scott decided to branch out on his own and made his way to the Sunshine Coast and is now establishing a new business in Cooroy, Cooroy Pumps and Solar, with the assistance of his father Brian. The business in Longreach has been looking after the water needs of the CW Queensland area, covering Windmills, Bores, Solar pumps, Poly Tanks and all other water related products. Having grown up in a small community Scott is looking forward to getting to know the locals and hopes he can be of assistance to them. For all your pump needs call in to Cooroy Pumps and Solar at 7a Diamond Street, Cooroy or call Scott on 0499 019 887.
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Spring into Sauers to win SPRING is finally upon us at Sauers Produce and Garden Centre and a fantastic time for gardeners to venture back into the garden. Winter being viewed as the time of rest and quietness in the gardens. As always Sauers Produce and Garden Centre is ready for a big spring with many new exciting products and special spring discounts. The nursery is full of colourful additions and our team is always ready to help you bring your gardens to life for spring. Their comprehensive range of products also consists of fertilisers for different applications. This is the perfect time to head into Sauers Produce and Garden Centre and get your garden and lawn looking lush and healthy for spring. Terra Firma Fertilisers is family owned, 100 per cent Australian and has been producing quality fertilisers for 27 years. They understand what your plants and
lawns need to feed and strengthen. The Terra Firma range of fertilisers contains a diverse and active population of beneficial soil microbes supported by a wide variety of minerals and organic foods. The heart of the range is composted poultry manure. Terra Firma have recently overhauled their product range examining the needs of our plants in today’s growing climate and conditions. When dealing with extreme fluctuations in weather it means that fertilisers have to be smarter than before. To achieve this Terra Firma have reviewed their processes, looked at the latest research and sourced the best inputs in formulating their new range. For plants that need support to flower and fruit Terra-Firma Organic Life, Organically certified includes 4 forms of natural Nitrogens, 4 forms of Calcium, 3 forms of sulphur
and 2 forms of silicon. For proud lawn lovers amongst us Grassmaster will be a certain pleaser and is an easy to spread granular product. Plant growth is all about the availability of nutrients to the plants. By designing a fertiliser that offers more than one form with different but complementary release times that allow the plants to uptake the nutrients when needed, it results in a beneficial cycle of sustained nourishment for all stages of plant growth and production life. The product range is available in loose bulk 1 tonne, 25kg and soon to be released 15kg, great value. Also new to Sauers Produce and Garden Centre, Terra Firma has released a range of fertiliser spreaders, including a sturdy 160kg capacity steel unit. Great for pasture and acreages it features a functional ball type hitch that suits 4 wheelers, utilities or rideons. Also in the range is an
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published in Cooroy Rag November Issue. More info on any of the Terra Firma products or any of their produce or nursery products, phoneh 5442 5933 or email cooroy@sauersproduce.com.au or call into Sauers Produce & Garden Centre on the east side of Cooroy at 13 Diamond Street.
Steep slopes, no probs for Darrel ground as its track system is low impact and total weight is only 1400kg allowing most jobs to be maintained through wet seasons.” So when it’s time to tackle those tough areas, give Darrel Hinson at All Slopes Remote Control Mowing a call on 0457 001 251.
MANY property owners in the hinterland would be familiar with Darrel Hinson. For over 8 years Darrel operated DG Posi-Track Mulching, a machine that cleared and mulched at the same time. After seeing a real need for something that could safely tackle steep areas on properties, Darrel bought an innovative machine designed to do just that and has now started a brand new business, All Slopes Remote Control Mowing. “Sloping, hard to reach areas are not only a problem to keep clear, but also can be too dangerous for an average ride on, slasher or brush cutter,” says Darrel. “The Green Climber is designed for the maintenance and cleaning up of steep slopes. It is equipped with expandable undercarriage tracks
and a long range remote control up to 300m. The Green Climber is virtually unstoppable on any slope whether it’s working uphill or downhill and being remote controlled means there is no risk to life in the event of an accident,” says Darrel. “The flail mower is a 1300mm cut and spins at 3000 rpm producing a fine cut to most grasses and vegetation. The mowing deck is 1400mm wide which means it can fit through most places for easy access and when the going gets steep the track system can be hydraulically shifted out from 1300mm to 1700mm for even more stability on steep slopes and the mowing deck can be side shifted left or right 400mm like the track system for extra reach. “It’s also able to work in sandy areas and wet
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In Loving Memory HELEN STAFF 1/12/1941 – 14/7/2014
Mass Times
Remembering you is easy, we do it every day It’s the emptiness without you that never goes away
Sacred Heart Cooroy
“We all love and miss you so much”
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Sunday Church for Everyone! POMONA FAMILY SERVICE 9am cnr Memorial Avenue and Rectory Street
COOROY TRADITIONAL SERVICE 9:30am cnr Miva Street and Tewantin Road
KIN KIN TRADITIONAL SERVICE 10:30am Main Street – 1st Sunday of the Month
Anglicans in the Noosa Hinterland Ph: 5485 1218 - Email: coorooraanglican@gmail.com
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
Time has passed so quickly since Helen left this life and now it’s time for the Staff family to thank all family, extended family, and family friends who attended the celebration of Helen’s life after her passing on the 14th July, 2014 and acknowledge the condolences received from many who were unable to attend. A special thanks goes to Katie Rose Cottage where Helen spent her last days and Doctor Deshanu Jayasinghe who gave Helen caring comfort in her time of need right up to her passing. We thank all who made donations to Katie Rose Cottage, Sunshine Coast Hospice and Cancer foundations. Helen who was taken from us at an early age is greatly missed as a loving Mother, Wife, Mother- in- law, Sister, Sister- in- law, Aunty and a loving Grandmother to her eight grandchildren.
We all miss you dearly Helen, so “REST IN PEACE.”
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SUNRISE SPIRITUALIST CHURCH & Spiritual Growth Centre Tinbeerwah Hall - cnr Sunrise & Noosa /Cooroy rds. 2nd &4th Sundays 10am. Reverend Laine Harry. - meet like minded people.
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
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The Pomona Railway Station Gallery is seeking Volunteers for for the following shifts: • Monday 1:00-4:00 • Tuesday 10:00-1:00 • Saturday 10:00-2:00 No experience necessary. All training provided. Must like to work with people. Contact; Wendy Catlin @ 5485 2950 for more information or stop by the gallery for an application. Check out the gallery at www.pomonartgallery.com
Pomona & District Meals on Wheels will hold its Annual General Meeting in the Pomona Community Hall on 6 October at 1p.m. Contact Mark Counter on 0413696619 or email at markc@mowp.org.au
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Cooroy Dolphins Swimming Club Inc Saturday 12th September 2015 11am to 3pm Join us for a free sausage sizzle at the Cooroy Pool For more information please contact: President: Bethwyn 0400 284 739 Secretary: Jennifer 0403 404 210 Email: cooroydolphins@gmail.com Cooroy Dolphins Swimming Club Inc. - Myall Street, Cooroy
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CHRISTIAN OUTREACH CENTRE POMONA SUNDAY SERVICES Pomona Community Hall - Reserve Street
9.30-11am Family Service *Contemporary Music *Teaching *Kids Church FOOD & DRINKS AFTER SERVICE ENQUIRIES: Snr Pastor Joy & Allan Cross 0412 972 744 joycross@livinghopechurch.org
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A 30-minute fun session for families with babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers with Interactive music and movement using instruments, rhymes, and puppets. Sessions are followed by morning tea.
ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL Cnr Tewantin Road & Miva Street Cooroy Wednesdays from 9.30am $5 per family includes Morning Tea More Information: Contact Fr. Bob or Heather on 0477 428 732.
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Take the bus to Redcliffe to the Leagues Club on Tuesday 15th Sept. Have a good old fashioned sing-along /dance or just catch the bus and explore Redcliffe for the day. Tickets $30 (no raffles this trip) with tea and coffee on arrival, the bus leaves at 7.45am. Please call Betty on 5482 4453 for bookings and more information. All proceeds donated to Little Haven Palliative Care Inc.
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dining & entertainment Noosa Country Show shaping up to be bigger and better!
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Dancers will be performing the night away. Animals, animals, animals! New poultry and Cavy (guinea pigs) sections for the family pets including a “best dressed chook” class! Don’t forget the ‘Lovable Mutley’ competition on Friday afternoon for your backyard hound or pooch with great prizes up for grabs! The horse section has a class for every horse and or rider combination including harness, hacks, hunters, riding mount, pony club, western, all the breeds and miniatures. 2 full days of horse classes and show jumping is a crowd pleaser with top class riders and horses. THE 106th Noosa Country Show held at the scenic Pomona Showgrounds is shaping up to be bigger and better with competitions and entertainment plus for the whole family! Commemorating 100 Years of ANZAC, there will be special displays from the Pomona and Gympie Museums, the 2nd and 5th Light Horse Regiment will be performing on the main arena and Army, Naval and Air Force cadets will be supporting the Anzac tradition for the Ode
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of Remembrance each afternoon. “Simpson” the donkey will be there too with a ‘Waler’ horse, the same breed that was used in WWI. As a salute to their services, past service men and women of Noosa Shire are invited to attend the Show wearing their medals free of charge. Please contact Secretary 5485 2331. Featuring on stage this year is 80’s legend John Swan also known as ‘Swanee’ rocking before the fireworks and interna-
tional touring band ‘Dallas Frasca’ will be onstage at 5pm. Steve Hart and the Allstar Band with Kevin Barker and the Beagle Babes will be on fire for the Friday night rock and roll party. Saturday afternoon, X Factor ’s Caitlyn Shadbolt will be live onstage plus local favorites Shane Crang and Uncle Bob’s Jug Band before the Honky Tonk Rodeo and open barrel racing in the rodeo arena. After all the thrills and spills, Smokin’ Mirrors and the Burlesque
Dairy cattle on Friday and Stud Beef on Saturday, the Dog and Puppy Show next to the tennis courts on Friday has proven very popular for people of all ages. The Pavilion will be packed with tasty home cooking and crafts of all sorts with the beautiful horticulture and fabulous fruit and vegetables downstairs. Also downstairs are the fantastic creative displays of our local students in Junior Art. Wood Chopping will be back of course with the strong axe men in the woodchop arena. There is lots of prize money and sashes to be won over all sections, so get your entry
in. All the fun of the fair will be swinging in full force with the rides, showbags, sideshow alley, fairy floss, dagwood dogs, waffles, clowns, balloon sculpting, face painting, stilt walkers, laser attack, reptile show, RSPCA EMU Truck, Noosa Council Library Truck and heaps of trade stalls to grab a bargain or tantalise the taste buds! The same great discounted entry prices are on
offer as last year with a 2 Day Family Pass only $45 and an Exhibitors Pass for only $10 for the duration of the Show. For more details go to www.noosashow society.org.au , telephone 5485 2331 or email secretary@noosashow society.org.au. 2 days and nights of great family fun at the Noosa Country Show, September 11 & 12 at Pomona Showgrounds in the heart of the Noosa Shire.
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dining & entertainment Kenilworth Show and Rodeo - entertainment for all ages
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SATURDAY 19TH September. Kenilworth Show and Rodeo celebrating 96 years of entertainment for all ages. Come see the NRA All Round Rodeo 10 am and runs all day; Show Horses & Show Jump 8 am and on; Exhibits & Competition in the pavilion; Stud beef cattle display and weight guessing Competitions; Wood Chop 10 am Come and try out the Amusements including dodgems, frog hopper, obstacle course, tribal encounter castle also Old MacDonald’s Farm. The ever popular four piece band AUDIBLE LINES crank up at 4 pm to 8 pm with their renditions of Creedence, Beatles, Powder finger, Fleetwood Mac, Eagles and more.
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Jaider De Oliveira and friends
BACK by popular demand at Alfresco Garden Café, the LIVE and sensual sounds of Jaider de Oliveira and friends. From last performance the feedback included the static brazilian folk audience, listening to some of great classics been revived in Jaiders unique way to their satisfaction which means, “impossible to keep still!” Featuring showmanship on his own design “the three necked guitar”, which according to Jaider saves him a small fortune on extra luggage fees when he tours his concerts! Growing up in Brazil’s streets in the hustle and bustle - music on very street corner helped Jaider to be the musician he is today, with Brazilian culture & African influences. Jaider is a guitarist, vocalist, percussionist, composer, arranger, teacher and
producer. An established name in the Australian World music and in the jazz scene. Throughout the 1980s, he made himself know by sharing his native musical passion by the way of performances, various recordings, live broadcasts and plenty of Festivals under his belt, featuring also hot Brazilian percussion rhythms. Be privileged by attending this intimate concert of one of the great exponents of Brazilian music in Australia. The concert sounds will be embellished by musical host and percussionist buddy Jalberto Maldonado and special guest saxophonist Brendan Hook, from Brisbane, hailed as Jaider favorite Aussie sax player. The date is September 12th, 6:008:30pm. Admission is by “generous” donations .
dining & entertainment Tinbeerwah Art Group Art Show
TINBEERWAH Art Group will be holding their annual Art Show at Tinbeerwah Hall on the 18th – 20th September. Tutor and art show co-ordinator Lyn Fraser-Roberts said that this year members have experimented with different techniques resulting in an eclectic & exciting exhibition featuring contemporary and traditional styles. Members paint in oils, watercolours, acrylics, pastels and mixed media. The Art Show offers a wonderful opportunity to view and purchase quality art work (framed and unframed) at competitive prices. Once again we will also be having our popular sale of donated art books. Lyn FraserRoberts and some of T.A.Gs other award winning artists will be giving painting demonstrations throughout the weekend. Lyn has also donated a beautiful painting of Icelandic Poppy to be raffled. Entry is by gold coin donation (proceeds from door entry, book sale and raffle will go to Katie Rose Cottage in memory of our founder Gwen Blair). Please join us for drinks and canapes at the official opening on Friday 18th September at 5.30pm or pop in on Saturday 9am4pm or Sunday 10am-4pm. Classes are held on Thursday and Friday mornings 9am12noon in school term times at Tinbeerwah Hall (corner Noosa-Cooroy road and Sunrise road). New members of all levels of ability are welcome. Please contact Jan Cooke Ph 5473 0235 for further information.
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‘THE raison d’être of life is to find beauty and calm in our hectic life,’ says Ian Mastin, the classical still life artist whose work is shown in the UK, Hongkong and New York. Hence his exhibition at Lasting Impressions Gallery in Kenilworth is aptly titled ‘Raison d’être 2015’. His small-scale paintings are a feast of luscious fruit, noble wines and cheeses, antique vessels and precious books. These intimate paintings exquisitely capture the beauty of the enjoyable moments so often overlooked in today’s world. Ian’s skill in depicting them in every delightful detail makes his work highly sought after by col-
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Ride the Mary Valley and raise funds for charity DO you want to explore Mary Valley Country in South-East Queensland on horseback over three days in October? Here is the ride for you, and you can help raise funds for the local school chaplaincy committee at the same time. The inaugural “Trailblazers Charity Ride” is a three-day horse ride leaving Imbil Showgrounds on October 3 and riding west towards Borumba Dam through forestry, cattle stations and open country. You will be passing through country rarely opened to the public and
camping for two nights with the benefit of a ground crew to cart your food, showers, tents, horse feed and fencing. The $385 price tag includes meals and will help fund the Mary Valley chaplaincy program, which employs two chaplains in the valley, serving Kandanga, Amamoor and Jones Hill schools and Mary Valley College at Imbil. As part of their program, the chaplains meet a big need with “Breaky Clubs” where with the assistance of local volunteers and funding from the Imbil RSL, they feed up to 50
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lectors. ‘I am privileged that Ian has chosen Lasting Impressions Gallery as his artistic home in Queensland,’ says gallery director Kaye Cathro. ‘It is a delight to show the work of such an accomplished master.’ Mastin’s exhibition will be on show until Sunday, 13th September. Gallery hours are 10.00 am to 4.30 pm, except Mondays. A preview of the exhibition is available on www.lastingimpressionsgallery.net.
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children twice a week. Spokesperson Bronwyn Kirkegard said the ride was a pro-active way for the chaplaincy program to shore up the small amount of Government funding it receives. “We believe our funding could face further cuts, and the community is not prepared to wait for this to happen,” she said. “We already know what a great job our chappies do, and we believe the consequences of this program ceasing will be very detrimental to our local schools and families. “The chappies are very pro-active and do a great job of working with children to identify needs before they become a problem. “They also work very
hard to assist the parents and staff in our school communities and have become a valued part of all four schools.” You can find out more about the school chaplaincy program at www.
suqld.org.au To book your place on the horse ride, go to www.suqld.org.au/trailblazers or phone John Kropp on 07 5484 5290 or email him at kroppja@gmail.com
NOOSA District State High School Year 9 student Jessica Lowe demonstrated great courage, compassion and care through her quick action assisting a classmate who was hit by a car on-route to school. Year 9 student Kelsey Hannah was hit by a car, as she was crossing the road to board the school bus in the morning. Many students witnessed this unfortunate accident, yet it was Jessica who took control of the situation.
Jessica rang 000, provided support for the injured student, settled the driver of the car and assisted with ensuring the scene was safe.
The QAS appeared at the Cooroy campus on the Year 9 parade to congratulate Jessica, presenting her with a framed certificate.
You could be one of these riders passing the Imbil pub on the way to Borumba Dam for the October charity ride
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Clay Illustrations
Moriarty “CLAY Illustrations” is born from the shared passion of five artists for one medium: clay. Clay can be as versatile as these five artists are different. Moriarty and Beverley Watkin have perfected their skills working as professional potters for more than 20 years. Margie Gibson, also a talented fine art painter says she is “drawing in space”. Carole Watkins specialises in alternative firing methods such as raku, smoke and saggar. Beatrice Prost is a mixed media artist who started her creative journey with clay. She works mostly flat or with hand built shapes. These five exceptional artists will guarantee an exciting exhibition with a variety of styles, shapes and forms. Exhibition in the Pomona Railway Gallery Carriage from 12th Sept to 7th Oct. Meet the artists at the official opening 12 Saturday 10:30 am.
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Prepare for bushfire season As we enter bushfire season, have you prepared and cleared vegetation around your property? You may think that living near or in suburbia means you won’t be affected by bushfires. This is not the case. Bushland near highly populated areas can be impacted so here are some helpful tips to prepare for the bushfire season: - Ensure your house number is clearly displayed (for emergency service crews). - Mow your lawn regularly. - Remove excess combustible material (e.g. dry grass, dead leaves and branches) from your yard. - Move any flammable items such as wood piles, paper, boxes, crates and garden furniture well away from the house. - Trim low-lying branches (those under 2m in height). - Keep gutters clear of leaf litter. - Buy and test gutter plugs. - Enclose open areas under decks and verandas. - Install fine steel wire mesh screens on all windows and doors. - Make sure any LPG cylinders are upright and relief valves are pointed away from the house. - Check that pumps, generators and water systems are working. - Replace any damaged roofing and seal any gaps. - Check that your first-aid kit is fully stocked. Now is the time to ensure you and your family understand bushfire warning mes-
sages. Queensland Fire Emergency Service (QFES) bushfire warnings are issued to provide valuable and concise information during a bushfire event. There are three levels of warnings: - ADVICE: Monitor conditions and review your bushfire survival plan. - WATCH AND ACT: Conditions are changing. Start taking action and follow your Bushfire Survival Plan. - EMERGENCY WARNING: You are in danger. Action your Bushfire Survival Plan now., The type of warning issued by QFES is in line with the severity of the fire and the potential to impact property. The severity of a fire is determined by a number of factors including the temperature, humidity, wind speed and dryness of vegetation. It’s essential for all Queenslanders to educate themselves and their families and understand the levels of warning to ensure they aren’t confused or panicked if a warning is issued for their area. Remember: don’t wait on an official warning if you decide to leave. Emergency incidents can start quickly and threaten homes and lives within minutes. It is also a great time to sit down with your family and discuss a Bushfire Survival Plan and what steps to take. To find out more about bushfire preparedness, including bushfire warnings visit: www.ruralfire.qld.gov.au/bushfires For more information contact Jackie Kirk, Volunteer Community Educator, Black Mountain Rural Fire Brigade, 0427476067.
Suicide awareness for older people DID you know that persons over the age of 80 have the highest rate of suicide in Australia? Many people will know of someone who has attempted suicide or who has died by suicide and asked themselves the question – “Is there anything I could have done to prevent it?” COTA Queensland has launched its Suicide Awareness for Older People project to deliver peer education information sessions on the Sunshine Coast. Dale English will be presenting a talk at the Pomona & District Community House on Friday 25 September where you will learn about: • The risk factors for suicide • How to assist someone you know who you believe may be at risk • Where you can go for assistance on the Sunshine Coast if you are concerned about a friend or family member. Following Dale’s talk, experienced social worker and counsellor, Aimee Stanyer, will spend some time exploring ideas around mindfulness and selfcare. Mindfulness invites you to take a moment to focus on what is present for you and compassionate self-care helps us to refocus on practicing kindness with yourself. This is a time to reflect on you and what is important to you – essential in dealing with our busy and sometimes complicated lives. This free event, which includes a light lunch, is funded by Noosa Council and COTA. Date: Friday, September 25 Time: 10.00am – 12.30pm (approx.) Venue: Lawson Shed, Pomona Information and Bookings: 5485 2427
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Birthday celebrations at Lakeridge Health and Beauty Lakeridge Health and Beauty has been trading in the Cooroy area for 15 years, however this September they are celebrating 2 years at Ruby Street! Lisa Lister commenced Bowen Therapy and Beauty Therapies in Tinbeerwah, then moved to Lakeridge Court and later into Cooroy. Lakeridge Health and Beauty has always stocked the beautiful Sothys products. Sothys is a French produced skin and beauty company. Sothys Paris philosophy for perfect skin incorporates sophisticated formulations in continual evolution, with new treatments produced every year. Always concerned with non-natural products in skin and beauty care Lisa added Aspect products to her range 5 years ago. Aspect is an Australian owned cosmeceutical brand which offers a comprehensive skincare range free from propylene glycol, mineral oils, petrochemicals, parabens, harsh preservative systems, artificial fragrances & animal derived ingredients. Along with various salon treatments and services such as facials, waxing, manicure and pedicures, Bowen Therapy has been a constant success for Lakeridge and Lisa. Lisa has a Diploma of Bowen Therapy from The Bowen Therapists Federation of Australia, she is also a member of this federation. Additionally she holds a Diploma in Bowen Therapeutic Technique (Bowtech) from the Bowen Academy of Australia. Most recently Lisa attended a weekend seminar on the Gold Coast titled “Textbook Bowen Seminars”. Bowen Therapy is one of the newest and
most exciting forms of therapy, continuing to evolve and improve. Lisa’s’ love for this form of treatment drives her to continually research the latest news. With her 15 years’ experience treating Sunshine Coast locals and visitors Lisa is a wealth of knowledge in Bowen Therapy. Chat to any one of our Cooroy locals and you will encounter someone who has received Bowen from Lisa or they will know of someone who has been treated. When Lisa was asked “what is the single most important thing you would like people to know or recognize about Lakeridge Health and Beauty?” Lisa’s response was “Our high quality products and services. There are many bargain skin care and beauty treatments and products around, being delivered by people who aren’t specifically therapists. The old saying ‘you get what you pay for’ is true in the short and long term where your skin is concerned.” Ably assisting Lisa in the salon is Carly Brady. Carly is highly trained and experienced. With years of salon experience in IPL hair removal and skin rejuvenation, sensitive skin safe products and treatments, certified in Advanced Chemical Peels and she is a little bundle of product knowledge. With the continued advancements in skin care treatments and products, maintaining the latest qualifications and gathering the latest information is priority for both Lisa and Carly. During their birthday month of September there will be many celebrations, gifts, competitions, specials, etc. See the Cooroy Rag advertisements, the Facebook page or simply drop by and see the ladies.
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Fresh is best
JOE the Fruiterer of Cooroy Harvest Fresh is committed to continually improving his store in Maple Street, to offer his customers the highest quality service, produce and products. With his new renovations completed Cooroy, Harvest Fresh has a new fresh look that complements the freshest fruit and veg that are overflowing the shelves, baskets and refrigeration units. Joe has also added a Zumo juicer to his
Juice and ice-cream bar, and his Juice menu is being added to constantly. Unlike other systems, the Zumo juicer cuts the orange in two halves and then presses the fruit to extract the juice without touching the peel, thereby obtaining a juice with fewer chemicals, free of oils and acidity. So drop in and have a look at the revamped Cooroy Harvest Fresh, and take advantage of Joe the Fruiterers weekly specials.
Meditation for students WITH all the interest in meditation for children, one has to ask the question, how does meditation translate into your children’s daily lives? How can it help students facing the anxiety of their final examinations? Parents always ask how we can we help our kids to be happy, caring and calm in today’s world? Ideally, the education of children should integrate their intellectual, physical, emotional and spiritual development. However, present day education is still primarily focused on academic achievement with some additional emphasis on sport and physical education. The emotional and spiritual development of children tends to receive less attention. Education is an important aspect in how their outer world, helping the child to acquire skills which eventually assist them in earning a living. Meditation deals with their inner world and their personal development in the art of living, whereby they can experience a balanced and productive life based on inner strength, positive actions and harmonious relationships. Anapana meditation is based on selfawareness and self-knowing. This type of learning, which deals with the human condition as opposed to intellectual assumptions, is the development of wisdom based on one’s own experiences. Anapana meditation is a simple, non-sectarian technique
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which involves awareness of natural respiration. Once learnt, the technique can be applied anywhere at any time in their life. Children who come to one-day or twoday Anapana courses follow a schedule of short meditation sessions interspersed with games and other activities for the student’s enjoyment. Small groups of children are guided by a Children’s Course Teacher. The course includes group discussions, games and creative activities, all of which aim at encouraging the expression of originality in each child and developing the skills to face the challenges he or she encounters in day-to-day life. The two-day children’s courses are held at the Vipassana Meditation Centre in Pomona. Experience has shown that children 8 years and over reap the most benefit. Separate one day courses are held for teenagers. The next children’s course at Pomona is on 28-29 September for 8 to 12 year olds and 30 September for teenagers,13 to 16 years. This teenager’s course will greatly benefit students who are preparing for their final examinations, increasing their confidence and improving their memory. If you would like your teenagers or children to attend our September courses please register online https:// www.dhamma.org/en/schedules/schrasmi or ring Jan Wood 54852968.
Naturopathy and Children WE all want our children to be the happiest and healthiest they can be. Healthy children have healthy weight, healthy immune defence, healthy gut function, healthy behaviour and healthy brain development. How exactly do we achieve this? Every day we are bombarded with so many mixed messages about how to look after our kids. People tell us our children are poor eaters, overweight, underweight, overactive or unfocused. There is certainly no shortage of ideas on how to best raise our children. One thing we are certain of, children have special health requirements. Children are not simply smaller versions of adults; they are physiologically different in the way their bodies work. Childhood is a time of immense social, intellectual and physical development and as a result children often have increased nutritional needs. Natural medicines for children must take into consideration a child’s individual requirements and stages of physical development. Fortunately there are many ways your naturopath can help your child achieve happier, healthier lives. ADHD, Learning Disorders & Behavioural Issues Several key nutrients can help support healthy brain function in your child including, zinc, magnesium, iron, B vitamins, folate, iron and vitamin C. Multivitamins and minerals, along with fish oils will provide your child with the nutrients they need for optimal brain function. Herbs such as ginkgo and brahmi have also been shown to help boost memory and learning. Supplementing with zinc and vitamin C has also been shown to boost the immune system to help them avoid colds and flues. While acute infections can be supported with antibacterial and anti-viral herbs such as cat’s claw and andrographis. Cod liver oil provides a source of vitamins A and D with omega-3 essential fatty acids. Vitamins A and D are key nutrients for healthy immune resistance which is vital in the management of food and environmental sensitivities and to provide protection against infection. A daily dose can help maintain a healthy immune system. Your Naturopath can also advise natural remedies for supporting coughs, eczema, asthma, hayfever, allergic cough, recurrent infections and ear infections. Some basic diet recommendations that can help support your child’s health include: • Ensure your child eats a full breakfast every day. • Include plenty of vegetables and fruit in their diet every day
• Make sure they drink plenty of pure water • Avoid or severely limit processed foods, additives and artificial flavours in their diet Growing children need a healthy lifestyle. Consider the following suggestions that your child may benefit from: • Identify your child’s interests and encourage active participation • Exercise and fresh air are important • Ensure adequate sleep and rest • Positive role models and family support is essential Naturopathic Doctor, Vanessa Doyle can provide your child with an individual program to help improve their health and assist them in reaching their full potential in life. To make an appointment please call Maple Street Acupuncture & Natural Medicine on 07 5442 5526.
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Young at heart Des Andersen sand boarding; and with son Trevor Andersen SENIORS Week was celebrated recently at NoosaCare and it was an opportunity for residents at Carramar and Kabara to celebrate the contribution of our seniors. One particular person who is living life to the fullest is 96 year old Des Andersen who recently took a holiday with his family in 1770. Despite being visually impaired, Des is the oldest guest ever to sand board. He had an awesome day and enjoyed every minute of this adventure. What next? Des thought he might try bungie jumping!
Happy 60th Birthday to Lew Brennan
Happy 60th Birthday to our fave Cooroy Rag President Wayne Schrader for September 18
Happy Birthday to India Gladwood (September 24) and Veda Jarasius (September 3)
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Exchange Students – Ins and Outs Having just said goodbye to its Inbound Rotary International Exchange Student¸ Pauline Tiberghien from France, the Rotary Club of Eumundi is preparing to say goodbye to an Outbound student, Sacha Alexiou. Sacha has been selected by Rotary to spend a year as an Exchange Student in Sweden. “I am really excited about the exchange, and I want to thank Rotary for providing me with this wonderful opportunity’, said Sacha. Sacha and his Mother Lisa met the members of Eumundi Rotary at its regular meeting on Thursday evening. “As his Host Club, I and another two Club members interviewed Sacha a week or so ago”, said President Les. “We were very impressed with his attitude and had no hesitation in recommending Sacha for the Exchange. The Club is looking forward to having him back to meetings before he leaves in January so we can get to know him better and help him
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Cooroy-Noosa Genealogical & Historical Research Group THE Annual General Meeting of Cooroy-Noosa Genealogical & Historical Research Group will take place at 2.00pm on Saturday, 12th September at the Cooroy Library, Maple Street, Cooroy. The election of Office Bearers and Committee Members will also occur. At 1.00pm before the meeting the Guest Speaker is to be Phil Jarrett. An author, journalist and passionate surfer, Phil is well known on the Sunshine Coast, he will be telling us about sixty years of surfing history and the formation of the National Surfing Reserves. A Fundraising Garage Sale is being organised for Saturday, 26th September at 84 Werin Street, Tewantin from 6.30am to 1.00pm. For sale will be plants and household goods, there will also be a “Men’s Shed” corner. Come early to discover a bargain or treasure. Planned for Monday, 19th October is an Open Day conducted by the Group at our Research Room, 41 Miva Street, Cooroy. It will be an opportunity to spark your interest in Family History and perhaps answer those tricky questions. All newcomers and visitors will be most welcome. To find out more visit www.genealogy-noosa.org.au or phone 5442 5570.
Sacha Alexiou, District Governor John Leddy, President Les Godwin prepare”. Sacha is the current Joint School Captain of St Teresa’s Catholic College in Noosaville. Sacha’s visit to the Club coincided with a visit by new Rotary District 9600 Governor, John Leddy. John took the opportunity to congratulate Sacha on his achievement. “Rotary
International Youth Exchange is one of the great programs of Rotary” said DG John. “I encourage all students to consider completing a Gap Year after Year 12 as a Rotary Exchange Student. “The opportunity is there; just contact your local Rotary Club”.
Steve Jackson
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Cooroy-Eumundi Garden Club THE next meeting of the Club will be held on Monday, 14 September, beginning at 9.30 am, in Donna Dalgety’s garden at 3 Upland Court, Tinbeerwah. A featured event will be our popular Garden Quiz organised by Margaret and Tony Porritt. For further information please contact Secretary Carol on 5449 1472 or mob 0419 756 819.
Traveston; 18 Acres, 4 bed, 2 bath + pool. Double c’port + 2 bay shed with work area .Short drive to Bruce Highway 15min drive to Cooroy, 20min drive to Gympie $560per week Pets OK FOR RENT: Pomona; 2 Acres, 5 Bed, 1 Bath, double c’port. 5min drive to Cooroy & Pomona $490per Week. Pets Neg. No cats.
NEW LISTINGS NEEDED Karoline Weinand Principal/Property Manager
07 5484 5986 0419 796 945
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real estate Original Queenslander in North Arm
COOROY RAG
REDUCED FOR
QUICK SALE
+1 sleepout
3
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• Great income earner • Walking distance from the CBD of Pomona • 1169m2 of easterly facing land • 1 x 2 bedroom flat, 1x bedroom 1 x sleep out • Close to all amenities • 3 car accommodation • Live in or rent out, great opportunity for investor • Priced right and ready to go
19 RAILWAY PARADE, POMONA
$325,000
North Arm is a small hinterland pocket inland from the coast at Coolum, a ninety minute highway trip to Brisbane and equidistant between the townships of Eumundi and Yandina. Constructed around 1932 and subsequently moved to its present site some thirty years ago, the weatherboard triple gable Queenslander sits in an elevated position with its back to a timbered ridgeline and a sunny open arm outlook over cleared paddocks, side by side five bay machinery shed and pockets of natural forest. Set back from the country lane amongst bird attracting gardens and encircled by an asphalt drive, an extension houses further bedrooms up top and a self contained garden studio. Hardwood floors exude a
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• North Easterly Facing Lowset home • Absolutely beautiful 9725m2 ( 2.4 acres ) • Manicured lawns and gardens • The house presented with perfection • Beautifully designed and landscaped pool area • Dual living capabilities, Reverse cycle air-con • Six car accomm, 11000 gallons of fresh tank water • Short distance to all amenities
7 HIGHFIELD RISE, POMONA
OFFERS OVER $499,000 L/N 6551
AT HOME IN THE MARY VALLEY
4
1
acres), 80,000 litres rainwater storage, 3 dams, wood combustion fireplace, fenced paddocks, original Queenslander, insulated self contained shed, five bay machinery/ feed shed, lock up storage, 10 minutes Eumundi/25 to
Noosa Heads. Price: offers over $799,000. Please call or email for further information on this property Kess Prior, 0404 344 399 Hinternoosa.com.au, 5447 7000.
Hinterland Haven Boasting flawless presentation it is a true delight to offer this stunning property to today’s market. Privately set in the beautiful Belleden Estate just minutes from the heart of Cooroy, this immaculate dual level residence offers the much sought-after relaxed, family lifestyle so many look for when choosing the Noosa Hinterland. Amazing….from the meandering paved driveway that leads over the picturesque landscaped dam to majestic sunset views of Mount Cooroora this property is sure to delight. • Self-contained master suite or dual living accommodation which includes front and rear entertaining decks • Four additional bedrooms with ensuite & walk in robe to guest bedroom • Spacious light filled kitchen/dining room flowing to the outdoors • Modern kitchen with pantry, breakfast benches and dishwasher • Open plan living areas attach to covered outdoor entertaining spaces • Massive separate room ideal for billiard table, art studio, media room or Gym • Near level access to second story, Double garage with remote access • Additional garage or work shed and carports • Landscaped gardens, gazebo, alfresco fire-pit and veggie gardens. Surrounded by proud neighbours, this welcoming community has the relaxed lifestyle people dream of, with all the attractions of the beautiful Noosa coastline within 20 minutes. Priced at $695,000! Call Michael Robinson on 0431 865 616 from Raine & Horne Noosa Hinterland for further details, or drop in to see one of our friendly staff at 8 Reserve Street, Pomona.
Fantastic family home
Pomona Produce & Pet Supplies FOR SALE
3
• 12.01ha (approx. 30acres) of Kandanga country • Four bedroom + three car accommodation • Front patio and back entertainment area • In-ground pool and fire place • Large dam services the property with water • Plenty of sheds
71 KANDANGA CREEK RD, KANDANGA
$595,000
tle fun of their own. This is a terrific opportunity to acquire a property possessing all the attributes and potential to be your private haven in the Sunshine Coast hinterland; make your move to the land. Features: 13.48 ha(app 33
L/N 6493
PARADISE IN POMONA
3
rich patina, vj walls meet eleven foot high ceilings and original coloured glass dresses timber doors. A country kitchen lined by casement windows has plenty of space for your preserves, gas cook top and under bench oven. With infrastructure, including a large insulated shed with kitchen and bathroom facilities ready for caretaker or extra family members, there’s plenty of room for pets and livestock. Three dams handle irrigation and there is scope to plant further heliconia presently sold at local markets. It’s a short country drive into Eumundi for weekly markets and twenty minutes easy run to the coast. With children now off on adventures around the world, owners are looking to downsize and have a lit-
L/N 6551
LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED Your Local Bloke in the Pomona, Kin Kin, Cooran, Cootharaba and Wolvi area is Trevor Grady. Call Trevor today on
0428 373 777 or email trevor@tomgrady.biz for your Free No Obligation Appraisal. Page 26 - Cooroy Rag, September 9, 2015
Long established local business first registered in 1997. Current owners in their 10th year of operation.
Perfect Husband & Wife Business
• Excellent location on busy main road frontage • Solid loyal customer base • Retails full range of stock feed, pet food and pet supplies • Also selling fish and chooks • Supportive landlord with long lease available • Figures available for genuine buyers
All Enquiries PH: 5485 0000
Looking for a lifestyle business where you are your own boss? How about working in the beautiful Noosa hinterland town of Pomona? If this all sounds good, contact the owners direct for more information.
CENTRALLY located between Pomona and Cooroy, 130 Cudgerie Drive Black Mountain is a fantastic family home. The fully fenced 2,623sqm property features 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Inground swimming pool, double garage and a double garage shed. Tiled floors in the main living areas create great flow from front to back. The fully double insulated colorbond roof, helps to keep the house at a comfortable temperature all year round. The yard is level and the gardens are easy to maintain. Don’t worry about water! The 25,000Gal concrete tanks will ensure you have enough. This property is a must inspect for any buyer looking for that family home or investor looking to grow their portfolio. Contact Sandy Roulston at Raine and Horne Pomona on 5485 1788 to arrange an inspection!
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COOROY RAG UNBEATABLE LOCATION
All the P’s
KING SIZE QUALITY HOME + VIEWS + POOL + SHED + 2 ACRES
118 Highfield Rise POMONA
2/10 Garnet Street, COOROY
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1.5
OFFERS OVER $625,000
OFFERS OVER $299,000 • Walk to everything in Cooroy! • Immaculately presented & low maintenance. • Air-conditioning and ceiling fans. • Private fenced courtyard. • Excellent occupation or investment.
ABSOLUTE PEACE & PRIVACY
22 Mountain Street POMONA
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2
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1082m2
OFFERS OVER $465,000 • Rural private feel right in town. • Big bedrooms ceiling fans & b/in robes. • Huge separate lounge room. • Spacious kitchen family room. • Awesome entertainment area.
HOUSE & SHED ON 2.47 ACRES + VIEWS
9351m2
5
2
Bed 3; Bath 2; Car 2 With level entry this freshly painted and immaculately presented home, offers absolute peace and privacy. Set back from the road and wrapped on two sides by a large acreage property you get a grand feeling of space and privacy and all you see is a gorgeous private out look and the top of Pomona Mountain. Huge north facing kitchen with dishwasher, pantry, and beautiful new hardwood timber bench tops. Tiled spacious combined kitchen family room with space for two dining tables and a lounge suite, plus a large separate lounge room. Both living areas open onto the grand sized undercover entertainment area that also has lounge and dining area plus a bar so you can start your day off or finish it on a high note, enjoying the most beautiful outlook.
3 spacious sized bedrooms, 2 with built in robes and master bedroom is surprisingly spacious with a walk in robe and ensuite. Plus you’ve got direct access to the outdoor living area through a glass sliding door. 1082m2 block with a fully fenced dog, chook and childproof yard. Your new backyard has a mini orchard, raised vegetable garden, chook house, garden shed and extra special cubby house and enough lawn to play cricket or kick a football. The bonus of a double garage with remote entry and direct access into the home. Don’t delay your inspection, as this one will not be gathering dust. Price: Offers over $465,000 Contact Sam & Phil Hargrave 0425 777 121 or 0417 750 507
• Freshly painted and new carpet throughout. • Two spacious separate living areas. • Zoned ducted reverse cycle air conditioning. • Solar heated salt-water pool and gazebo. • Fully fenced 2.3 acres of peace and privacy. • 4 bay shed - 12m x 6m shed with 2.4 m high doors.
STUNNING MODERN COLONIAL HOME VIEWS + POOL + SHEDS
51 Pomona Kin Kin Road POMONA
3
10 acres
8
2
OFFERS OVER $745,000
Dual Living at its best + income potential
• Charming style throughout with high ceilings, french doors & casement windows. • Separate formal dining room and lounge. • Spacious open plan kitchen family room. • Ensuite with Spa bath. • Air conditioning & ceiling fans . • Huge barn 9m x 18m x 7m with granny flat. • Horse paddock & dam with pump. • When only the best will do!
PICTURE PERFECT & IN THE VILLAGE
35 Mahers Road, COORAN
3
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2.47acres
OFFERS OVER $435,000 • Whisper quiet & private location. • Elevated with views of Cooran & Pomona Mt. • Suitable for horses near Noosa Trails Network. • Machinery shed for 4 vehicles + double garage with workshop area and the bonus of a kitchen sink, separate toilet and bathroom. This area would convert easily to a studio space or teenage retreat. Plus there is brick shed for lock up parking or a tack room and feed room or just more storage. • 3 rain water tanks and a bore. • Solar system to save you money on your power bills.
5485 2200 Sam Hargrave
0425 777 121
sam@hgre.com.au
Phil Hargrave
0417 750 507
phil@hgre.com.au
HargraveRealEstate.com.au www.cooroyrag.com.au
4 Rectory Street POMONA
3 Bed 6; Bath 4; Car 6; Kitchen 3 Set privately and peacefully amidst a fully fenced acre of manicured lawns and gardens, with mini orchard, vegetable gardens and chooks to sustain and delight you. This beautiful property was created to bring 3 generations of family together with 3 separate self-contained homes. Adding up to a total of 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. It would also suit a homebased business as it’s got dual access so the possibilities are endless. Only five minutes from Pomona village with the school bus stop at the gate. The main home is a modern Queenslander with its covered verandahs, high ceilings and gleaming timber floors and is fully air-conditioned plus ceiling fans. Upstairs offers open plan living with kitchen, living, 3 bedrooms and two bathrooms. Downstairs there’s
a large kitchen and open plan living area, and two more separate rooms currently used as a bedroom and office. With its separate entrance this could be used as an income producing office, accommodation or extended family living. The separate Council approved, steel frame cottage oozes charm with its welcoming decks overlooking the tropical garden. Two bedrooms, airconditioning, fans and another full kitchen and lounge mean this is the ultimate granny flat – or is it yet another income producing opportunity? Loads of storage options this property ticks all the boxes with a colorbond shed and lock up workshop. Whichever way you look at this property, it is astounding value. Price: Offers over $595,000 Contact Sam & Phil Hargrave 0425 777 121 or 0417 750 507.
2
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1012m2
OFFERS OVER $449,000
• Hop, Skip, Jump or Zimmer Frame to the Village Shops & Schools. • Immaculate & spacious with neutral tones throughout. • The land is elevated & flat with private fenced rear yard. • Level entry into remote controlled double lock up garage. • Modern kitchen; dishwasher, breakfast bar & servery to verandah. • This home is “turn key” at its best… not a cent to spend.
5485 2200 Sam Hargrave
0425 777 121
sam@hgre.com.au
Phil Hargrave
0417 750 507
phil@hgre.com.au
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CARPET
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sport
COOROY RAG
Junior Rugby League carnival
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Myall St, Cooroy 5447 6258
COOROY AUTO WRECKERS & ENGINE CENTRE
The Noosa District Junior Rugby League Club again hosted the Sunshine Coast Mini Mod Carnival Gala day on the 23rd August 2015. There were 1200 participants from the under 7s – under 10s age groups from all over the Sunshine Coast, including teams from as far south as Caboolture, Stanley Rivers & Bribie Island and Gympie in the north. The kids were kept busy playing four games per team throughout the day, as well as getting
autographs from SC Falcons Q-cup and Melbourne Storm players. The SC Falcons mascot also made an appearance. The Noosa District Junior rugby League Committee, players, officials and supporters should be proud of the day hosted by the Club – it was a huge success and one the kids talk about for a long time. Many thanks to all our sponsors who also made this day happen.
Swimming Club turns 40
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COOROY pool was built in 1975 along with the Cooroy Dolphin Swimming club being founded at the same time with lots of fundraising from the school and the community. It was the first real (chlorinated) pool to be built in the Noosa shire (there was one little salt water pool in Tewantin). The teachers at the time John Porter and Jim Williams (Head of PE) were largely involved and went on to become the first committee members of the Club. There have been some key families over the years who have been hugely involved in the club, notably the Dayle family, O’Sullivan family, Christensen
family, Campbell family, McFayden family plus many more - all who have dedicated their time to helping the Cooroy Dolphin Swimming Club grow and be the fantastic we know today. Currently the swimming pool is a 25m heated swimming pool. This pool services our school and local surrounding feeder schools. The pool is the home to Cooroy Dolphins Swimming Club who run their club activities and carnivals from this pool. The Cooroy Rag is proud to have supported the Club with a $500 donation which went towards flags and lanes.
Sunshine Coast Badminton A TEAM event was held recently at the Sunshine Coast Badminton Centre in Nambour. Twentyeight players representing Cooroy, Nambour and Caboolture Badminton Clubs participated in the four-team event. A fun day of badminton playing was had and some very close scores resulted. The next team event will be held on Saturday 12th September and all players are welcome to enter.
WIN
A Fertiliser Spreader
Congratulations to the Noosa Tigers U17s on winning the AFL Grand Final. Pictured holding the cup is Dylan Evans.
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sport
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A golden performance by Impact boxers IMPACT Boxing put in a golden performance at the recent National Golden Gloves tournament. Benny “The Bulldog” Cameron-Hands stole the show when he stepped up a division to challenge the NZ champion Junior Tapau. Junior is the NZ 50kg junior champion & is on his way to Russia to represent NZ at the World junior championships. The step up in weight & class proved to be no problem for Benny as he totally dominated to win every round & in doing so he claimed his 5 National Golden Gloves Title. Luke Martin also gave the New Zealanders a few headaches when he took on their 56kg Elite champion. Luke took to his opponent from the opening bell & continued to get stronger with each round, being awarded the winner of the bout by way of a unanimous decision. Luke will now focus on winning the state title next week end which will form the first part of his pathway for Olympic
selection for Reo in 2016. Not to be outshined by the bigger boys, 34kg Coen Allman stepped up to the plate to take on Gaige Russell from Bundaberg & was declared the winner & new Champ! Sasha Allman, Taylah Robertson & Byron Mckeown were all awarded their silver gloves in bouts that honestly could have gone either way. Sam Cameron-Hands has just been elected the team captain to lead the Australian Junior Boxing team into the World Championships in Russia. Being elected the team captain is the highest honour attainable with in the team! We wish you & your team mates all the best of luck in your quest for GOLD! Impact Boxing will be hosting their annual boxing tournament at the Noosa District High School on Saturday October 3rd. Please come along & support our local kids as they strive to reach their goals!
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Hurricane hits Brisbane LAST weekend saw Local Noosa athlete Bryce Hurricane Hegarty from Noosa Box Office take on the best of the best Amateur Boxers from all over Australia in the Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament held in Brisbane over four days, where each Boxer must weigh in every day and try to make it through each bout to the Final. Hegarty stopped his first opponent, a taller former National Champion three times during the bout to move through to the Final on Sunday which was also Hegarty’s 21st Birthday, The Final was a great matchup and bout which saw Hegarty step up to claim the bout in a points decision and win the Golden Gloves 75kg division for the second year in a row. For his efforts Hegarty was selected in the Australian Boxing Team which is headed to Germany in October to train, spar and compete over a two week period. As soon as Hegarty returns from Germany
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he is then off to New Zealand with the Australian Team to compete in The Gruelling extreme King of the Mountain race to the summit and back on iconic Mt Edgecumbe Kawerau, as Hegarty was once again selected after competing in the Bendigo Bank King of the Mountain at Pomona where he was the first Australian runner home placing third overall whilst still a junior just in front of legend seven time winner Neil Labinsky who paced fourth. Hegarty, a Personal Trainer from Tinbeerwah showed his versatility speed and fitness in his two sporting careers and will now focus on this weekends State Boxing Titles to be held in Brisbane over three days. Bryce Hurricane Hegarty is seeking sponsorship to assist him with his upcoming overseas events and also has his sights on the Commonwealth Games in 2018, if anyone maybe able to assist in any way please contact Bryce or his trainer Israel Kani at Noosa Box Office in Noosaville.
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