Glasshouse Country News WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 12 - 2014. VOLUME 29-27
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n Glasshouse Country, last Melbourne Cup Day wasn’t just an opportunity for people to get creative with their outfits, at the Beerwah Hotel and Club Glasshouse they added a whole extra layer of creativity to their events this year. This week’s front cover features two lovely ladies standing in front of a great ‘photo booth style backdrop’ at the Beerwah Hotel which definitely brought the feeling of a day at the ‘Spring Racing Carnival’ to Beerwah. I have to say it is amazing what a bit of creativity and an energetic woman can achieve with some well-chosen
props. Great work by Janelle Steensen (aka the Scarecrow lady). At Club Glasshouse they had taken the pressure off their guests by providing the materials and some creative guidance from the very talented Sonia for the guests to create their own hats on the day. There were some interesting results, particularly the ones that the men created for themselves! It was great to see so many local ladies out enjoying themselves. If you would like to check out the fashions off the field, take a look at page 28 and 29 and we also have more photos on our Facebook page. Regards,
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Local news........................... 3-10 Community news................ 12-16 School news............................ 17 Pets & animals................... 18-19 Health beauty & wellbeing........ 20 Living..................................... 21 You said it............................... 22 Elected reps............................ 23 Senior moments.................. 24-27
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Peta and Karen were two of the glamorous local ladies who embraced the opportunity to dress up for the Melbourne Cup lunch at the Beerwah Hotel. See more Melbourne Cup Day photos on page 28 and 29.
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Calvary Lutheran Ladies Fellowship are hosting a morning from 9.30am at their church, Reed Street Glass House. Ms Judie Bellingham, President of the Sunshine Linus Inc will speak about the group. Admission is $5.00 which includes morning tea. For more information phone Cathy 5494 7800 or Leonie 5496 9487.
The Landsborough Loggers will be a playing a T20 game the Queensland Fire ladies team, game starting at 6.00pm under lights at the Landsborough Sportsground, Tunnel Ridge Road, Landsborough, come along bring the family and watch the game.
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A frog workshop is being held by Mooloolah River Waterwatch and Landcare (MRWL) and the Queensland Frog Society from 2.00pm – 8.30pm. It will begin at the Mooloolah Hall, then move to 2 Smith Drive, Mooloolah for dinner (included) and frog spotting from 6.30pm. The cost is only $20.00 per adult (members are $18.00), children under 15 are free but must be accompanied and supervised by an adult at all times. Book early to secure a spot, phone 5494 5074.
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Cost: is $20.00 per / person (includes ticket and glass of champagne. Tickets can be purchased online at sippycreek.com. au, by phone on 5494 5275 or in person from the Sunshine Coast Animal Refuge.
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‘Good morning my friend’ is run by Beerwah CWA they open their doors at 10.00am and invite all local women to come along and share a cuppa and a chat. There will be friendly faces, complimentary tea and coffee and morning tea, and for those that are interested, someone on hand to teach and play Mahjong. Bring some craft or just bring yourselves (children are welcome)
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Trivia night at the Landsborough Pub, get your team of four and come along for fun and prizes starts at 6.30pm, or come earlier and grab one of the two for one meal offers.
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Container Gardening at the Beerwah Library session from 1.00pm – 2.30pm. Learn how to make the most of small spaces. Discover the perfect way to grow herbs and vegetables in compact spaces. Join local gardener Anne Gibson as she demonstrates the rapidly growing trend of micro-gardening. Free to attend, however bookings essential by phoning 1300 542 727.
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Beerwah Village will come alive at the official opening of the new $15 million Shopping Centre on Monday, November 17, from 12.00noon to 4.00pm. A special drawcard on the day will be guests, Terri, Bindi and Robert Irwin from Australia Zoo and a selection of animals and specialist handlers. Other highlights will include the official opening ceremony by Councillor Rick Baberowski and a blessing by Pastor Rod Jobe from 12.00noon. Beerwah Village Director Rick Abrahams said the opening of the new Centre marked an exciting new chapter in the life of the town's business hub. "Local residents have truly embraced the new expansion and added facilities and we couldn't be happier to share the opening celebrations with them," he said. 92.7 MIX FM will broadcast live on the day from 9.00am to 3.00pm, and there will be plenty of giveaways and activities for the kids including a magician, balloon artist and face painter. Terri, Bindi and Robert Irwin will take centre stage at 1.00pm, with a speech about Australia Zoo and the vital work they do at their Wildlife Hospital. There will also be the opportunity to meet the Irwins and view the zoo's handlers at work with their animals. Following on from the opening last month of Beerwah IGA and Target, the newest store to open is the new Millers concept shop which
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The girls at Millers getting ready to open features a bright, up market contemporary fit out that reflects a new direction in styling for the chain. There is a refreshing airy summery feel to the clothing and the accessory range looked divine appealing to the ‘ageless customer’ who appreciates value fashion. The store features both classic and fashion forward pieces in real sizing from 8 - 22, along with accessories and footwear that are sure to appeal to the locals. The Coffee Club is scheduled to open on Thursday, the pharmacy is relocating within the centre to a bigger brighter premises and Mrs Brown’s Coffee is due to relocate up near Target early December. So if you haven’t already been in to check out Beerwah Village you should head along on Monday for the official opening and see how the area has been transformed.
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Sometimes in life you meet someone that leaves such an impression on you that it makes you stop and think – what could I do to support their efforts? That is the reaction Jenny Wellsteed had after meeting Sister Christene Henry from Downs and West Community Support. The group offers encouragement and practical support to our neighbours in rural and remote Queensland who are often severely affected by climatic changes. Jenny said the motivation behind the organisation was simply a sense of responsibility to provide compassion and to share our resources with those in need. It is a not-for-profit program that is funded by the people for the people. Jenny and her husband Keith have a Macadamia Nut farm at Crohamhurst (just outside of Peachester) and while their farm has not suffered the devastating effects felt by farmers in western Queensland, she can understand just how challenging life on the land must be for them, and knows how proud they are, and how difficult
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it would be for them to ask for support. Jenny decided she wanted to raise funds to support the organisation, and being a keen gardener decided to open her garden and serve breakfast or lunch to other locals, so together they could raise funds for this vital community organisation. So on Sunday, November 23 she and her husband Keith will be opening their front gate and inviting the community in to enjoy the day. Keith also plans to offer tours of the Macadamia farm to guests on the day. The event will kick off at 8.00am and run until 3.00pm. There will be a buffet breakfast for those that want to come early, and those arriving later in the day will be served lunch. Cost is $15.00 for adults and children under 12 free. The garden is located at 179 Crohamhurst Road, Crohamhurst, and overlooks the Glass House Mountains. For catering purposes Jenny would appreciate if people could book before the day on 5494 9598 or 0439 949 298.
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On Sunday, December 7, North Coast Horse Trail Riders Club, Caboolture Trail Horse Club and SCATER are coming together to hold Ride4Yvonne a fundraiser for our friend, Yvonne Sharples who is currently having treatment for breast cancer. All of the funds raised on the day will go to directly to Yvonne who is an incredibly selfless and courageous woman. Riders are encouraged to dress up in pink and there will be a prize for the ‘best dressed horse and rider’. Ride4Yvonne will leave from the bus stop at Forestry Road, Landsborough at 8.30am. We suggest riders arrive in plenty of time to fill out required paperwork and saddle-up! The ride cost is $20.00 per rider, non-members of NCHTRC, CTHC and SCATER are required to fill out a waiver and pay $10.00 Public Liability insurance. After the ride, a barbecue lunch and cold drinks are available for purchase, so riders remember to bring a chair for yourself, and water for your horse. We are having a raffle and already have some great prizes donated from local businesses, it has been really incredible the support we have received and to those who have already donated thank you so much. Any more donations would be greatly welcomed; even food or drinks for the barbecue would be appreciated. We will be having an auction on the day too so remember to bring your piggy bank!
There will be a photographer there on the day and you can also purchase photos. So riders and come and enjoy a ride in the Landsborough forestry for a really good cause. Please RSVP if you plan to come on the day (for catering purposes) either by email on northcoasthorse@bigpond.com or by phoning Robyn 0416 260 508 or Sue 0408 966 921. We also have a bank account for anyone who would like to donate directly to Yvonne. You can do this at North Coast Horse Trail Riders Club Inc, Bank of Queensland, Beerwah. BSB 124183 A/C 21964520. Any donations can be posted to NCHTRC, P.O. Box 223, Landsborough, 4550 or donations can be handed to the great staff at Landsborough Post Office.
The Beerwah Celebration committee met for the first time post event last week and decided to reinvent itself – the group is now called Celebrate Beerwah and a recruitment drive to fill key roles is now on. “Council is no longer helping to organise the event and the Celebrate Beerwah committee needs to reinvent the way it puts on a party. Recruiting new volunteers is essential to ensuring that great events happen,” said Ana Greenfield from the Hinterland Community Development Organisation of Caloundra who is supporting the group. “Everyone agrees that the event is a must for Beerwah, we just have to tap into people willing to help,” she said. Benefits of the celebration are huge and include strengthening community, increased trade for business, increased memberships for community groups and a more positive community outlook for the town. Roles that need to be filled include fundraising, volunteer coordination, stalls management, council liaison, marketing, logistics, entertainment, school liaison and more. A meeting for all interested parties will be held at the Beerwah Country Women’s Association in Simpson Street at 5.30pm on Wednesday, November 26. Contact Ana for more information on 0407 165 308 or email hcdworker.ana@gmail.com
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Some home owners feel that when selling their homes these days because of the high traffic of buyers on the internet that choosing a local agent isn’t always necessary. At the end of the day, the decision is always the home owners and certainly you have to be comfortable and feel that you will best be represented by your agent, but it is also prudent to make sure your agent has a very good local knowledge. Not only in the sense that they know where the schools, shops and public transport are, but also that they are being immersed in the sales and listings of the area on a daily basis. This will not only help them advise you on the best possible market price, but also the best way to actually advertise the property specific to the area. Your agent should be a local expert, they should live, breathe and sleep real estate in your area, and they should at all times throughout the campaign know exactly what is happening two streets and 2kms away. If you have an agent from out of town represent you, there’s a good chance that they will be so focused on the area their office represents that they just might miss the vital information needed to sell your property in the quickest time at the highest possible price. Tamara can be contacted on 0435 849 590 or by email on Tamara@laurieevans.com.au Shop 10, 60 Simpson Street, Beerwah Phone: 5494 6588 www.laurieevans.com.au
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BOQ Beerwah Owner Manager Jeff Willis encouraged everyone to consider donating at least one gift. “For most of us Christmas is a time of celebrating and giving gifts, but for many families it’s a tough time of the year,” Jeff said. “There are many families across Australia living in financial strain and the reality is thousands of children will wake up on Christmas day without a present to unwrap. “I don’t want these children thinking Santa forgot them, which is why we’re giving Santa and his elves a hand this year by turning my branch into a makeshift Santa’s workshop so we can try to help every child get a present this Christmas. “We rely on the generosity of the community so please help keep the magic of Christmas alive for disadvantaged families and visit BOQ Beerwah at Shop 16 Beerwah Market Place Peachester Road, Beerwah throughout November to help the BOQ elves fill our workshop with new, unwrapped toys and books,” Jeff said. This year The Smith Family aims to deliver over 43,500 new toys and 29,000 new books to disadvantaged children Australia wide.
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To help make this vision a reality, BOQ is aiming to contribute $100,000 worth of toys and books to the Appeal. The Smith Family has indicated there is a particular need for gifts that target the nine-12 year old age group. All gifts donated to BOQ will be collected from BOQ branches, stored by Decipha and then delivered to the Smith Family distribution centres by Toll Priority part of the Toll Group. The Smith Family’s Chief Executive Officer, Dr Lisa O’Brien says that the ongoing Appeal partnership with BOQ had been invaluable. “Thanks to the support of BOQ and generous Australians, we will be able to deliver toy and book packs to thousands of disadvantaged children who currently receive our education and learning support throughout the year. “The gifts will be packaged into parcels and delivered to families by volunteers the week before Christmas. I would like to thank BOQ Beerwah for their involvement this year, and for their support engaging the community in our appeal,” Dr O’Brien said.
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Excitement building for Beerwah 5000 With less than four weeks to go, the excitement is heating up for the Beerwah 5000 fun run which will be held on Sunday, December 7. This will be an event for everyone from beginners through to advanced runners with 100% of all monies raised going directly to The Forgotten Cancers project. The organisers want this to be an event that Beerwah will remember, not just for runners, but parents with prams and small children - a total community event. Organised by the husband and wife team behind Glass House Running and MTB Group, the event has already seen strong local business support such as Hinterland Sports, Beerwah Meats, Beerwah Tyres, Matilda Fruit Barn, The Big Mower and Australia Zoo. The event will start and finish at Mawhinney Street, and the five km course (2.5km out and back) will be run or walked on well-maintained roads. Celebrity marathon Commonwealth games runner Melanie Panayiotou
There will be a children’s / family two km run and every adult entry in the five km run will receive a free children’s entry. For those of you who want to get a corporate team together, there is a fantastic initiative called the corporate team challenge – where the biggest team entered will win back their entry fee. The event will have food vendors and sports goods for sale and the first 500 entries will receive a free commemorative singlet. The day will start early to beat the heat with exhibition tents set up by 5.30am followed by the bib collect and race day entry closing by 7.00am. The five kilometre race will kick off at 8.00am and the kid’s run will commence at around 9.30am. Celebrity marathon Commonwealth games runner Melanie Panayiotou will be firing the start gun and giving out the prizes and medals on the day. Early-bird prices are $15.00 entry in the kids / family run and $35.00 entry for the fun run. For more information check out the Facebook page beerwah.5000.run or www.active.com/ beerwah-qld/running/races/beerwah-5000-2014. Alternatively, for more details, you can call 0437 368 398 or 0411 891 148.
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The official opening of the new Beerwah Village, which incorporates a number of historic images as part of the new structure is happening next Monday. This has prompted us at GCNews to chat to a number of long-time locals about the area in days gone past. This week we are introducing our series with a story based on a conversation with June Wimberley about the Wimberley family’s retail history in Simpson Steet… The Wimberley family come from a long line of retailers. Originally from Goomeri located in the South Burnett region, Charles Albert Wimberley ran a profitable family-run general store until the sale of the business in the mid 1940s. Charles had three sons (Charlie, Harold and Arthur) who followed in his footsteps and went on to establish successful retail ventures throughout South East Queensland.
After the sale of the Goomeri family store in 1946, Charles Montague Wimberley (Charlie) and his wife Ellen were enjoying a camping holiday in Mooloolaba. Their old family friend (who had been the station master in Goomeri before becoming station master at Beerwah) mentioned that there was “a nice little shop on the corner in Beerwah that would suit them down to the ground.” The business was owned by Fannie Whitmee and she had previously resisted offers on the sale of the store because “she didn’t like the people.” Fortunately she liked Charlie, and the Wimberley’s commenced trading on December 2, 1946. The main business was groceries and everything was packed by hand. Charlie and Ellen had two sons, (Randall who was born in 1926) and Noel (born 1927). In 1949, Noel joined the family business and the store started to stock drapery items. In the early 1950s, business was booming and Charlie wanted to think about retiring so he asked Randall to come home from where he was working overseas near Singapore as an engineer on a Shell oil tanker. In 1953 he joined the family business and, bringing his engineering skills and world experience to the family store, set about expanding the hardware and building supply side of the business. During the 1950s (before the advent of kit homes) there were about six local builders
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and Beerwah was surrounded by thriving farms of tobacco, pineapples and citrus as well as a successful forestry industry. All the builders, farmers and their workers shopped locally at Wimberley’s store and business was so good that a branch store was opened up in Peachester. This was mainly to save people coming down the range on what was then an unsealed and slightly treacherous dirt road. In June of 1953, Randall first met a young lass called June Cobb at the Queen Coronation Ball held at Glideaway Hall, Caloundra. Politely declining Randall’s offer of a lift home on his Vespa that night, the couple met again the following month at the opening of the Eudlo Hall extension and this time he had a Morris Minor. June accepted his offer of a lift and the couple were married on April 19, 1954. The married couple moved to their new home on Simpson Street where June still lives today. The 1960s saw a period of rapid expansion for the Wimberley business. In 1965 Randall and Noel bought their parents’ store and the small home that was next to it was moved up the road towards Beerwah Parade. A new building was built right next to the original shop that allowed an extension of the existing grocery business as well as a separate drapery store. This extension heralded the start of self service grocery shopping. Behind this new building a big shed was allocated for the hardware side of the business which continued to go from strength to strength.
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During the mid 1970s, it became apparent that more space was needed, so an additional house block was purchased next to the extended building. The old drapery store became a standalone hardware store and a new larger drapery store was constructed on the new neighbouring site, opening for business in August 1976. Each of the three Wimberley’s retail departments (grocery, hardware and drapery) now had their own shopfront. During this same year, Mitre 10 invited Randall to join their hardware group. While the hardware and drapery stores were succeeding, the grocery side of the family business was not doing as well. With thoughts of possible closure, the Wimberleys appointed an experienced grocery manager, Don Murphy, to run the store, allowing Randall to concentrate on running the hardware store, with Noel focussing on the drapery. Don proved to be a major asset to the company – he transformed and modernised
the grocery store and in 1977, the store was relaunched as a ‘supermarket’ under the name ‘Supa Valu’. The stores flourished and the grocery side of the family business went from strength to strength. During the early 1980s, the hardware store expanded further and a garden centre was installed. The year 1986 marked 40 years of trading for the Wimberleys in Beerwah and the milestone was marked with a massive three store birthday sale. One of the celebration highlights involved a giant cake in the shape of Queensland, cut by original employee Les Howard and the first customer to shop at Wimberley’s way back in 1946, Gordon Palmer. As the supermarket continued to prosper, it became apparent that larger premises would be required. As such, the next housing block next to the drapery site was purchased and plans for a purpose-built supermarket were put in place.
In December 1992 a brand new Wimberley’s supermarket store opened under the banner of ‘Foodtown’ and the original grocery store was eventually taken over by Retravison. Randall died in February, 1996 in the year that marked the 50th year of trading; no doubt he would have been proud of his family’s achievements. This amazing trade milestone of 50 years was marked on August 24 with great fanfare across the stores and a major prize giveaway of an around the world trip. After Randall’s passing, Noel and June, along with key managers and others, incorporated into the Wimberley group. In 1997, the drapery store was closed and remodelled into a number of smaller premises and further plans to extend the supermarket were made. In 1999, Franklins took over the store. Noel Wimberley passed away in August, 2013 and June Wimberley continues to live in the Beerwah family home and be an active and longstanding member of the community.
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Charlotte – as a Naturopath uses a variety of methods to assess your health and general wellbeing. Unlike other modalities, utilising nature itself, we help clients restore wellness, balance and optimal health. Assessments used by Charlotte include: HemaviewTM: this allows you to take a better look at your Health by allowing you to view your blood on-screen. Using one or two drops of your blood, which is then viewed under a powerful microscope I am able to see the size, shape and ratio of red blood cells as well as your white blood cells and platelets. This month as well as all through December and January – take advantage of a special offer and have your blood looked at live along with a Now Book consultation for only $50.00 – Book your appointment now on 5438 7999.
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with Senior Sergeant Bruce Duck With Acting Senior Sergeant Bob Martin Dispute Resolution The Dispute Resolution Centres are a free, confidential and impartial mediation service that handles a range of issues. Often they are conflicts between neighbours over things such as trees, boundaries, children and noise. Mediators don’t tell people what to do, give advice or decide who is right; they just assist both parties to come to an agreement by guiding them through a structured process. You can find lots of helpful hints about dealing with disputes at www.justice.qld.gov.au/justiceservices/dispute-resolution.
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Coming into the Christmas and New Year season is a good time to remind people of the laws in regard to out-of-control events. It is always helpful to let your neighbours know if you are planning to have a party, and if possible to give them a contact number so they can let you know if they have any concerns. You can also register your party with Party Safe (www.police.qld.gov.au/online/Registeran-Event.htm) which lets police know who the responsible person is at the event if we are called to attend.
The most common reason for police to attend is a noise complaint. Many people think there is a cut off time for loud music; in fact the law is that noise at any time must be reasonable, although neighbours may be less likely to complain during daylight hours. Unfortunately sometimes parties can get out of hand and it is important to note that the out-ofcontrol event legislation applies to any gathering of 12 people or more. If even some of the people at the event damage property, trespass onto neighbouring properties, throw items that could injure someone, obstruct traffic or commit a number of other relatively minor offences, then the party may be declared an out-of-control event. Penalties for organising the event can be as much as $18,000 or three years imprisonment and similar penalties apply for being part of the event. If you are convicted of any of the offences you may also be ordered to pay for some of the cost of police attending the event. As always, stay safe and consider other people and their property.
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Beerburrum Children’s Christmas Party Beerburrum School of Arts Association will be bringing the wider community together to spread Christmas joy at their Community Children’s Christmas Party at the Beerburrum School of Arts Hall, Anzac Avenue in Beerburrum on Saturday, November 29 from 2.00pm to 5.00pm. The party will include Christmas carols, crafts, jumping castle, and face painting, the kids will also be able to play in the snow and
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Living that fine line between action and relaxation Some people prefer a coastal lifestyle with all the hustle and bustle, and some of us prefer a more relaxed country lifestyle with lots of space to live, breathe and relax. There are advantages to both but it can be quite difficult to find that perfect balance where you have room to do your own thing on acreage yet be close enough to enjoy the restaurants and amenities of the coastal strip. If that sounds like you then perhaps you should
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• Stage 2 blocks average size 2950m2. • Full street-scaping with kerb and channel sealed roads. • Forested green-belts segment the stages giving a natural and cosy feel. • Close to shopping, medical and schools. • Minutes away from Mooloolaba’s beaches. • Easy access to Brisbane for commuters. For information on available blocks please phone Allan Cathcart on 0488 551 822. The on-site sales office is open 7 days from 10am to 4pm.
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Glass House Mountain resident Jean Piva is being honoured for an incredible 50 years of service as a JP (Justice of the Peace). Jean originally came to be a JP when she and her husband Elio (Bluey) were the licensees of the North Queensland Crown Hotel at Home Hill, Burdekin Shire. During election times, the politicians would visit the hotel, and through this connection, as well as attending the local cattle sales where Jean and her husband held the liquor licence, Jean was originally nominated by the Hon Peter Delamothe. On September 3, 1963, Jean went to the local courthouse and was sworn in. The majority of the work at the time involved signing documents and warrants. In 1966, Jean and Bluey moved to Bribie Island where they took over what was then called Hotel Bribie. Jean continued her JP work whilst owning the hotel which was renovated and renamed the ‘Blue Pacific Hotel Motel – it’s still a family owned business today. The family moved to Glass House Mountains in 1977 and Jean continued with her
JP/ Commissioner of declarations work. Congratulations Jean, who in her early 80’s is still offering this invaluable community service today.
Endless opportunities with Lions Want to make a difference in the Mooloolah Valley community and beyond? Then you should get involved in the local Lions Club. Lions are a group of people who are dedicated to making our community (and our world) a better place to live, work and grow. We collaborate with like-minded people who are dedicated to providing real change and creating opportunities within our communities. Come along and see what you can offer to build
our newest club. We are keen to hear how you think Lions can benefit your community, and whether you can assist us to do it. Please come along and share your ideas at Jae’s Place – 129 Mooloolah Connection Road, Glenview, on Wednesday, November 19, 7.00pm – 8.00pm. To RSVP or for more information contact Paul Farrugia or 0412 725 667 or email Mooloolah-valley@lionsq3.org.au.
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Why is December 31 so important to homeowners and small business operators? Electricity bills for your house or business are becoming higher each year and soon you may have to sell your furniture, or some of it, to meet the cost. At that time you will decide that you have to take control of this spiralling charge. But then you remember you are in Queensland, the Sunshine State, so free solar electricity is available in abundance. But oh no! You cannot buy a system that is large enough to produce the energy you need … because Energex is about to pull back on the size of solar systems for homeowners. And you will have to spend about $2,000 extra buying a gadget (a zero limiting meter) that fits on to your solar system. What does this $2,000 gadget do? It makes sure that any surplus electricity you might produce does not go into the grid. It won’t matter whether or not you only have enough
surplus electricity left over to operate a 10watt globe, you will still have to spend that money to keep it out of the grid. Help me – please! Will you become the householder or business owner (leased or owned premises makes no difference) described above? You don’t have to … it’s easy to help yourself. All you need to do is at least talk to us before midDecember, before the changes take place. It’s that simple. You have a year before you have to buy a system, but you must register with us now.
Winners are grinners These two happy people insisted on waiting for the latest special BYD solar panels to arrive. They are quite difficult to get, but they waited AND GUESS WHAT? They are generating MUCH more electricity with their special BYD solar panels than the average daily Gino and Bronwyn of Caloundra electricity generation expected of 26kWh per day. Bronwyn, who is a meticulous record keeper said “…even on a cloudy and rainy day, we made 21.4kWh per day, and on a sunny day we had generated 33.8kWh by 3.30pm. Another sunny day I have recorded a 32kWh day and on a partly cloudy but little bit of sun we generated 24.7kWh”. Gino and Bronwyn both agreed that waiting for the special BYD solar panels was well worth it. So now Gino’s neighbour, Bob, has installed a duplicate system and getting similar results. BYD is a Warren Buffet company and was judged the #1 Technology company in the WORLD, yes in the WORLD, with Apple coming in at 2nd place, 2010. To the team at All Energy HQ no other solar manufacturer has EVER been ranked so high. So don’t buy ordinary panels that cost almost the same, because on Gino and Bronwyn’s experience (and of many, many electricians) who have installed them, the amount of electricity generated may NEVER reach the BYD special panel output.
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Become a technology trendsetter and expand your digital world at the Maleny Library TechBar which was launched on Wednesday, November 5. Sunshine Coast Council Community Programs Portfolio and Division 5 Councillor Jenny McKay says the Techbar provides an opportunity for the public to discover how to use a range of technology including iPads, Macbook, PC, Samsung Galaxy, Windows Surface and eReader devices which will be available for experimentation and play. “You can check out the differences between the devices and familiarise yourself with the different operating systems and decide which one suits you best before buying” she said. “The tablets can be used by staff to demonstrate access to the eLibrary and libraries extensive range of online products that includes eBooks, eAudio, eMagazines, music and films. “The public can register to attend demonstrations in November which will provide an opportunity to learn some tech basics, compare computers and tablets and discover eLibrary resources,” Cr McKay said. Joanna Rickards, Maleny Flexible Learning Community school teacher said her students are regular users of Maleny Library. “They love to use the spaces to chill out, and network with friends,” she said. “The library is a great place to be creative and it will be the perfect environment for our students to use the new technology to extend their creativity into the online world.” This project has received financial assistance from the Queensland Government through State Library of Queensland. For details and bookings visit council’s library website library. Cr McKay with Flexi students Jodie Lyn sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au and Elijah Flierman
Bankfoot House Miss Australia apron inspires Caloundra Embroiderers
An 80-year-old apron in the Bankfoot House collection has inspired the Caloundra Embroiderers to create their own personal designs and present the aprons to the Friends of Bankfoot House for inclusion in the collection. Community Programs Portfolio Councillor Jenny McKay said she would like to personally thank the Caloundra Embroiderers for donating the beautiful aprons, which were inspired by viewing the 1934 Miss Australia apron during a visit to Bankfoot House. “Although the original apron was never embroidered, working this calico apron would probably have been a project for Clementina Burgess who lived all her life at Bankfoot House,” Cr McKay said. Christine Holmes from Caloundra Embroiderers said her group had seen the Miss Australia apron on a visit to Bankfoot House. “I was very inspired to copy the pattern as a project for our members,” she said. “The design was traced onto acid-free paper by two members using white gloves to protect the fabric of the original. “Our members worked at their own pace and used their own choice of colours and style of embroidery. “The embroidered aprons were on display at the Caloundra Embroiderers 20th anniversary celebrations.” “The Friends of Bankfoot House attended the celebrations to talk to the visitors about Bankfoot House,” Ms Holmes said. “We are extremely proud our personally created aprons will become part of the Bankfoot House collection and hope visitors will enjoy them for many years to come.” The original apron and the embroidered aprons will be available for viewing on council’s Art and Heritage Collections catalogue.
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Contributed by Jenny Morris About 40 members of the Glasshouse Country View Club with their guests enjoyed the Melbourne Cup luncheon at Club Glasshouse and had a wonderful day. Our first mission of the day was to choose our morning tea before being creative and making our own hats. Some people came up with some great ideas. Out of our group Debbie Mooney created our ‘Best Hat’ and Lyn Moss was judged as ‘The Best Dressed’. After all of this we had a delicious lunch and watched the running of the Melbourne Cup to see if we were winners. Our thanks go to the staff of Club Glasshouse for making this an enjoyable day. As the year is nearly over, please think about helping out on the committee next year, as nominations are due in at our next luncheon on November 19. If you have any questions about the positions don’t hesitate to ask any of the current committee, and they will help you. For those who don’t know about the View Club, we are a ladies club and we have a luncheon once a month at the Glasshouse Sports Club and a monthly outing. We raise money for the Smith Family and are also involved with the Learning for Life program. Check out our club on www.view.org.au/1645. html. If you wish to join our club please contact Elaine on 5493 3935 or Margaret on 5435 2172.
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Community Programs Portfolio Councillor Jenny McKay said the 2015 Heritage Calendar is a wonderful collaboration between Council’s Cultural Heritage Services Unit and Sunshine Coast community museums and other organisations. This year’s calendar is themed The Home Front 1914-1918 in commemoration of the centenary of World War 1 and captures daily life on the home front. It was during these years the Australian spirit of volunteering flourished. A number of local community Glass House Mountains Hall 1916 organisations have contributed images for the 2015 calendar including the Glass House Mountains Community Hall Committee, Landsborough Museum, Peachester History Committee, and the Bankfoot House Collection. To purchase a copy of the 2015 Heritage Calendar visit your local Sunshine Coast Library branch, Caloundra Regional Gallery, selected local museums or via Council’s library website. “This calendar showcases a sample of the heritage collections on the Sunshine Coast, said Cr McKay. “Council thanks the heritage organisations and private individuals for their contribution to this commemorative calendar. “At just $7.50 the calendar will be a great Christmas stocking filler idea for those who have everything or an interest in the region’s cultural heritage,” said Cr McKay.
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School News Camp Day without the camping Contributed by Andrea Balcombe Students from Years 4 to 7 from Peachester School have headed off to Coolum for their three day camp, leaving the junior school to simulate their own Camp Day. The students cooked damper in the school kitchen, challenged themselves putting up tents, competed in a scavenger hunt, got drenched throwing soggy
sponges and created some wacky weavings. Lunch was a feast of treats contributed by all and smiles were worn all day. Thanks to the teachers of Peachester for making every day a unique experience.
Day for Daniel
Landsborough State School staff and students wore red on Day for Daniel recently. Red is the colour Daniel was wearing when he disappeared and it’s now the symbolic colour for child safety education. The school collected gold coin donations for the Daniel Morcombe Foundation to help them continue the great work they do to make the community safer for children. 'Wear Red & Educate' is the theme of Day for Daniel, so child safety awareness was a major focus at the school on the day. The Daniel Morcombe Child Safety Curriculum strives to empower children to 'Recognise, React and Report' if they feel something is not right. Students participated in group discussions, read books and watched DVDs relating to child safety issues. School Chaplain, Linda Whysall, conducted a colouring-in competition to coincide with Day for Daniel. During the lunch break, she also decorated student's faces in red-themed face paint designs. Linda said, "the Day for Daniel is an ideal opportunity to talk to people about child safety. Students are able to learn, in a fun and interactive way, the necessary skills to protect themselves from harm."
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The Caboolture Montessori School celebrated Environment Day on Friday, October 31 with special guests including the Acting Mayor of Moreton Bay Regional Council, Cr Mike Charlton and Minister for the Environment, Andrew Powell. Class environmental activities were followed by the opening of the Community Garden with the ribbon-cutting by school parent, volunteer, Board Member and leader of the Green Thumbs gardening group, Mrs Helen Spry. Shae from the Sea Lions class presented the Minister with letters from students about ways of helping stop plastic going into waterways and hurting wildlife. A beautiful butterfly release from ‘Bribie Butterfly Volunteers’ completed the ceremony following with a morning tea which was shared with School Grandparents and a visit from RSL Care Caboolture. The opening of the School’s community garden is a school initiative, teaching the students about empathy and environmental respect through hands-on experiences. The school will be holding an open day on Saturday, November 15 from 9.00am – 12.00noon, if you would like to attend there will be half hourly tours throughout the morning, which you will need to pre-register for by phoning the school 5495 5877. Shae from Montessori Cycle 2, presents Minister for the Environment, Andrew Powell
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Recently approximately 500 students, parents and teachers from Beerwah State School walked three laps of the school oval to support the annual Day for Daniel. Already wearing red in their full school uniform, the children were encouraged to accessorise wearing something additional red. The children also participated in a colouring competition reminding them of the message from the Daniel Morcombe Foundation of 'Keeping kids safe'.
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Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital will be celebrating its 10th anniversary in November, marking a significant milestone in the continuation of Steve Irwin’s legacy. As the main project of Steve and Terri’s charity Wildlife Warriors, the wildlife hospital has evolved into a beacon of wildlife conservation, not only treating sick, injured and orphaned wildlife, but also educating and inspiring visitors to make a difference to our natural world through conservation. More than 53,000 wildlife patients have been treated at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital during its 10 years of operation. Birds and koalas are the main species admitted, however all kinds of native Australian wildlife come through their doors including sea turtles, snakes, lizards, kangaroos, echidnas, bats, possums, frogs and more. The original wildlife hospital was opened by Steve and Terri in 2004 in a small avocado packing shed, in honour of Steve’s mother Lyn Irwin, a passionate wildlife rehabilitator. However the demand to treat wildlife patients continued to grow, and as a result, a brand new, bigger facility was built in 2008 and it is now renowned as the largest and busiest wildlife hospital in the world. Fast facts about the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital: • In the period known as trauma season, up to 100 wildlife emergency calls are received daily
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Sunshine Coast Uni to fight blindness in koalas University of the Sunshine Coast microbiologists will soon be at the forefront of cutting edge studies into how chlamydia causes blindness in koalas. Dr Adam Polkinghorne and Professor Peter Timms – who recently led the world’s first successful field trial of a vaccine against chlamydia in koalas – recently gained an ARC Discovery Project grant of $458,600 for this separate but associated research project. The news has delighted the USC academics, who will be teaming with other scientists from University of Sydney, University of Technology Sydney and the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, for this work. Dr Polkinghorne said chlamydial infection of the eyes was a significant cause of disease and death in koalas and had contributed to the ongoing decline of the native animal. “We aim to evaluate whether differences in the infecting Chlamydia strains or the koala immune response are associated with the outcome of chlamydial ocular infection,” he said. “Basically, what we’re looking at is the biology behind why some koalas are better than others at withstanding this disease. “If we can get a better understanding of how some koalas make an effective response
to chlamydia, we will be able to feed this information directly into further enhancing the efficacy of our prototype koala chlamydia vaccine.” Dr Polkinghorne said the research project would significantly expand knowledge of the koala immune system and help benefit all koala conservation efforts. USC’s Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research) Professor Roland De Marco congratulated Dr Polkinghorne and Professor Timms on receiving the ARC Discovery Project grant. “This grant is testimony of the excellence and standing of their research group as a national and world leader in this field of research,” he said. “This research project is important, significant, worthwhile and incredibly exciting.”
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By Lea Parkes Recently I was chatting to Jodie Pember of Glass House Mountains IGA and she was telling me she had started organising her Christmas light display for this year. Jodie and her family have decorated their front yard with Christmas lights for the past seven years, with the display growing a little each year. As GCNews organises the ‘Lighting Up Glasshouse Country’ competition each year – I was surprised that Jodie had never let us know about her lights. We don’t do it to win a prize, we enjoy doing it and like to share it with our neighbours and other locals, Jodie said. At GCNews we’ve always thought that the idea of being judged and part of a competition is what puts many people off entering. So this year we are really keen to encourage people who are happy to share their lovely light displays with the rest of us, but don’t want to be part of the official competition, to let us know their addresses just for our ‘public viewing’ list we publish throughout December. So if you are like Jodie and enjoy doing the display and just sharing it with others, let us know and we can spread the word. Give Sarah (our Lighting Up Glasshouse Country) Co-ordinator a call on 5438 7445 or email her on reception@gcnews.com.au with your address and she will happily include it as (not for judging).
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of Chiropractic Fruits and vegetables contain vitamins, minerals, and otherDoctor nutrients that are essential for good health. That’s one reason why a plant-based diet that includes lots of fruits and vegetables can lower your risk of developing life-threatening diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, and some cancers. And when you pile on the produce, there’s less room for the unhealthy foods. Here are five easy ways to work more produce into dinner. • Roast vegetables. Roasting is a great way to let the deep, rich flavours of vegetables shine through. Bake cut vegetables at 190° C for 20 to 25 minutes or until they’re lightly browned. You can roast any vegetable — from mushrooms, onions, eggplant, and zucchini to tomatoes, broccoli, and carrots — so don’t limit yourself. Enjoy roasted veggies as a side dish or toss them into pasta dishes and other recipes. • Poach veggies in low-sodium chicken broth and white wine. To poach, boil enough liquid to cover the vegetables. When it boils, add the vegetables. Turn down the heat to just below boiling and cook the vegetables for about five to seven minutes, until they’re brightly coloured and tender-crisp. Add garlic, basil, or tarragon for a flavour bonus. To retain nutrients, keep a watchful eye on the pot, or set a timer so you don’t overcook. • Smuggle fresh cut vegetables into main dishes. Try adding mushrooms, capsicum, zucchini, onions, or carrots into pasta sauce, casseroles, soup, stews, scrambled eggs, and chili. • Have a salad with dinner most days. Stock your salad with dark green leafy lettuce and toss in petite peas, tomatoes, onions, celery, carrots, and capsicum. As an added benefit, starting meals with a salad can help you consume fewer calories at the meal, as long as the salad is no more than 100 calories. A healthful salad consists of about three cups of dark green lettuce, 1/2 cup carrots, a tomato, 1/4 cucumber, and 1 1/2 tablespoons of low-calorie dressing. • Choose fruit — fresh or frozen, stewed or baked — for dessert. It all to toward Life Chiropractic, Turner Park quota. Shopping Centre, Beerwah Ph: 5494 0499 Adjust counts your daily produce Dried fruits are healthy but high in calories, so eat them sparingly.
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You Said It Send your letter to email: editorial@gcnews.com.au fax: 5438 7446 post: PO Box, 99, Beerwah, 4519
Lies, lies, lies The Bankfoot House families’ association with the local primary school goes back as far as 1905. This is when the original application to the Qld Department of Public Instruction was lodged to establish the Glass Mountains Provisional School. Two of the four members of the Building Committee who signed the application were William Smith Burgess and Charles John Ferris. Despite the provisional school’s temporary closure between 1907 and 1909, when average attendances fell below 13, the school was reopened in 1910 as the Glass Mountains State School. Among the enrolments at that time were the two daughters of William Smith Burgess, namely Mary Isabella (aged seven) and Janet Elsie (aged six). Their brothers, William Isaac (aged five) enrolled in 1912 and Kenneth (aged five) in 1915. The school exercise books completed by Mary Burgess remain in the Bankfoot House Collection and are a strong indicator of the teachings of the day. For example, history meant learning about the British Empire and Europe, unlike in 2014 where local history is an early focus. Following Mary’s marriage to Jack Ferris, and in her later years returning to live at Bankfoot House, Mary was happy to show children from the local primary schools what domestic life was like in those early days. Janet Elsie (Ellie) Burgess eventually married Jim Fullerton and their daughter Merle Yvonne was a pupil at the school in the 1940s and returned as a teacher in 1956-57. Following Mary’s lead in inviting pupils from local schools to visit Bankfoot House, the Friends of Bankfoot House now provide students with guided tours of the historic house and marvel at some of the questions asked. For example: When shown the old 1905 typewriter they ask ‘where’s the screen?’ When shown a candle mould they suggest it is a hot dog warmer. When asked what might be used in the house that doesn’t require electricity one response was ‘WiFi’.
NBNCo is not dedicated to honest conversations with the Maleny Community. I attended all three NBNCo public meetings. When asked “who can I ‘sue’ regarding future health problems from towers, NBNCo or the landowner?” they refused to answer me and Mal Brough our MP tried to close it down. When asked “can you still assure my safety when you extend another 10 metres upwards with other Telco’s transmitters, and pulsing smart meters?” They diverted my question and refused to answer even when asked twice. When asked “who can I ‘sue’ NBNCo or the landowner for devaluation of my property from a nearby tower?” Mal Brough exclaimed “that’s not a health Issue,” and NBNCo refused to answer even when asked twice. People’s perception of microwave emissions affecting their health, real or not, makes it a health issue Mal. Mal closed down the last ‘health’ meeting on October 16 with about six people still needing answers to important questions. NBNCo reps had had enough and wanted to go home. NBNCo doesn’t want you knowing their towers don’t just emit ‘radiofrequency energy’. They emit microwaves. at 2.3GHz. Microwave ovens operate on 2.4GHz. ARPANSA has verified this. Not Good enough Mal Brough, you’re losing our votes! Dave Handley Mountain View Road Maleny
Why is Council being pressured?
Everyone’s talking about the pressure on council to go with the Hall's Creek development. This proposal has been rejected by council and the community many times over the years. So why the pressure on the council from the State Government? A suspicious person might say it's because Stockland, the owner of the majority of the land, has influenced the Queensland Government to permit the development. Oh, that could not be so; they are honourable people, aren't they? Or are they? I've looked at the Government website to see if Stockland has contributed anything to LNP funds. Nothing is stated. So the question I ask is, in which way has Stockland influenced the State Government on Halls Creek? I see no other explanation for the Government’s pressure on council. Name supplied Mooloolah
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We expect political parties to have different values and programs. We accept that, even invite it. As to what they stand for, we want truth and balance so that our democracy, so hard-won, is robust and inclusive. Voters need to understand how the different agendas will affect them. Understanding does not come from bias, half-
Conditions Please keep your letters under 300 words, your name, address and daytime phone number must be supplied. Letters must focus on issues and not be personal attacks on individuals. Letters may be edited.
truths, or catch-phrases. Tony Abbott has been blaming Federal and State deficits on Labor’s profligacy and mismanagement for six years. He has never mentioned the effect of the Global Financial Crisis in which Australians lost millions of their savings, and multi-national banks and companies lost trillions. The crashes and failed banks are never mentioned. It is as if these things didn’t happen. The huge incomes of private company executives are invisible; so too certain companies who pay almost no tax on what they earn in Australia. All of Labor’s reforms towards efficiency and fairness were relentlessly attacked by the Coalition and by the big mining companies with money to spend on advertising – which they then claimed as expense. In a sense, Abbott is devaluing the very democracy he orders our armies to defend. There is a rare opportunity to hear the other side of this chapter of history from Wayne Swan, Labor Treasurer of those years, when he comes to Maleny Community Centre on November. Gillian Pechey Maleny
Concerns over NBN towers
I am writing to voice my concerns over the planned NBN microwave towers in the Mary Cairncross Avenue area of Maleny. My concerns are around the placement of the towers in a beautiful, some might say iconic, part of the hinterland. Their undoubted impact on property values, health (I am a healthcare professional), disruption to both the locals of this particular area and the community at large, and the blooming tourist industry. Not only that, the expected upload and download speeds will be far inferior to what Optic fibre and even copper wire systems attached to the NBN might deliver. Give us the NBN by all means. I look forward to it. However, not at the expense of my house value, my health, my community, and the superior performance of optic fibre. I will be sending similar comment to my local, state and federal politicians and other involved parties and encourage everyone I know to do the same. Anthony Brown Maleny
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Do YOU know what it is? The first three people to ring the Museum on 5494 1755 with the correct answer will win a free family pass to visit the Museum. Last weeks’ answer – An egg scale Last weeks’ winners – L. Batista Previous weeks’ winners – P. Squibb, L. Owen, V. Whitter Open: Sun, Wed, Thurs and Fri 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Closed Mon, Tues & Sat
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Rick Baberowski Division 1 Councillor Sunshine Coast Council P: 5420 8987 Transport service $2.00 each way
A great service is available for residents aged 60-and-over with disability or mobility impairment. The Council Link transport service through ComLink is funded through Council’s Transport Levy. The service collects eligible residents from their home and drives them to their local shopping centre and return, for $2.00 each way. For residents in Beerwah, Glass House Mountains and Peachester, the service operates to Beerwah Marketplace on Tuesdays. To book the service, phone 5390 1288 by 12.00noon on Mondays. Further details about the schedule and other suburbs are available at www. sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au, just search for ‘council link’.
Light rail proposed routes on display
Light rail route options through Kawana, Mooloolaba, Maroochydore and Caloundra are now available for public consideration. I am really enthusiastic about the potential benefits of light rail and encourage residents to attend a community information session to learn more about the initial feasibility study findings as well as the route options. Light rail is suggested as one component of an integrated transport strategy for the region that can also help deliver greater benefits to residents in the Hinterland. So don’t miss this opportunity to have a say about the Sunshine Coast’s future—provide your thoughts and comments either in person, by mail or online at www.sclightrail.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au.
Community information sessions
Tuesday, November 11 - Events Centre Caloundra 10.00am to 2.00pm and 4.00pm to 7.00pm Thursday, November 13 - Mooloolaba Surf Club 10.00am to 2.00pm and 4.00pm to 7.00pm Saturday, November 15 - Lake Kawana Community Centre 8.00am to 1.00pm Friday, November 21 - Millwell Road Community Centre, Maroochydore 10.00am to 2.00pm and 4.00pm to 7.00pm
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Division 5 Councillor Sunshine Coast Council M: 0409 450 726 Improving safety in Mooloolah
Meanwhile in Mooloolah, works have been completed on a 1.8 metre wide concrete pathway along Brandenburg Road, between Fern Gully Place and Viewland Drive, Mooloolah Valley. I know residents will appreciate the increased safety for them to get outdoors and enjoy their local neighbourhoods via foot or bike.
Paget Street name change
Following emergency services reporting delays in responding to the community’s needs due to confusion accessing the requested end of Paget Street, Mooloolah, the name will be changed to Lower Paget Street. I apologise, this will require a few residents to have a slight change of address, but there is an overriding need for community safety – I appreciate their understanding.
Mooloolah Breakfast
Mooloolah welcomed the new Tourism Development Manager for Sunshine Coast Destination Ltd, Susan Maynard to the monthly morning Breakfast last week. Signage promoting Mooloolah was high on the agenda and Susan will continue to consult with the community to progress this project.
Cars for sale on roadsides
A reminder to residents that Council is committed to providing a wellmanaged region that promotes and attracts visitors while ensuring a safe, healthy and attractive environment. Owners of vehicles seen parked on streets, footpaths and in parkland with a ‘for sale’ sign may receive an infringement. Vehicles advertised for sale can be parked on private land (with permission of the owner). See Council’s website for further information.
Enhancing Montville
Works are progressing well on the enhancement of the Montville town centre. In a staged process we are reconstructing three existing driveway areas along Main Street due to paver failures and installing ‘Montville style’ lightpoles to the southern end of the street. The full project is scheduled for completion by year’s end. www.gcnews.com.au
SAY NO TO HALLS CREEK
(This notice is authorised by the Glasshouse Mountains Advancement Network (GMAN))
Your State Member of Parliament is asking the community to let them know how you feel about the Halls Creek area being included in the SEQ Regional Plan as an IGA (Identified Growth Area). This is your chance to let them know that you do not want this to happen, by following the steps below: 1. Addressing the following letter to either Mr Powell, PO Box 727, Maleny, or Mr McArdle, PO Box 3998, Caloundra 2. Tick the issue(s) as reason(s) why, and/or add any other concerns you may have 3. Sign and date the letter including your address, put in an envelope addressed to Mr Powell or Mr McArdle 4. Mail it yourself or drop it (no stamp required) into the box available at Glasshouse Country News, Coonowrin Road, Glass House Mountains; Beerburrum Service Centre, Beerburrum; Morris House, Old Landsborough Road, Landsborough; or Kwerky Cafe, Simpson Street, Beerwah Dear Mr._________________________________________ (Member of Parliament) I would like to let you know that I am NOT in favour of Halls Creek being included in the SEQ Regional Plan as an IGA (Identified Growth Area), because: I do not want to see the inter urban break, the forestry and agricultural land between the Moreton Bay urban border and the urban boundary of the Sunshine Coast, to get any smaller, as it is now a distinct open green space clearly separating urban areas at either end. I want to remove the added threat to the Pumicestone Passage, a unique and important waterway for many reasons, from more degradation caused by further urban development on its shores. The overall health of the region’s environment and its biodiversity would suffer even more if Halls Creek were developed. I want to lessen the negative economic impacts which the Halls Creek development and its associated retail precincts would have on the Beerburrum, Glass House Mountains, Beerwah, and Landsborough townships. I want to see the previous wishes over the past 15 years of the community and the Council on Halls Creek, to remove Halls Creek from the SEQ Regional Plan as an IGA, respected. Other ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ______________________ As our local member, please listen to your constituents who are saying “NO to Halls Creek IGA”. Yours faithfully, ________________________________ Name
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Free financial information seminars in November
Are you retired or close to retirement? Would you like to know more information about the age pension and or income choices for your retirement? The Australian Government Department of Human Services are holding free financial information service seminars in Caloundra during the month of November. The seminars come under the broader title ‘Getting ready for retirement’ and feature two different but related areas of discussion – ‘Age pension and your choices’ and ‘Retirement income streams’. Age pension and your choices will cover the following topics; your choices at pension age, income and assets tests, planning for retirement as well as deeming investments, concession and tax issues. This free seminar will be held on Tuesday, November 18 from 5.30pm - 7.30pm. ‘Retirement income streams’ will assist attendees in understanding how account based pensions and income streams work, investment options, tax and Centrelink assessment, changes from January 1 next year and the consequences of your choices. This seminar will be held on Monday, November 10 and repeated on Monday, November 17, with both information sessions running from 10.30am until 12.30pm. If you are considering your retirement options then why not get informed and take control of your financial future today? For bookings for these free information sessions please call 136 357 or email your interest to attend at fis.seminar.bookings@ humanservices.gov.au. All seminars in Caloundra are held at the venue ‘1 on Bulcock’, 1 Bulcock Street Caloundra. www.humanservices.gov.au
Tips to help older drivers keep their keys
RACQ has released tips for Queensland’s older drivers, as part of a new campaign, to help them feel safe and confident when behind the wheel. The motoring body has released a YouTube video identifying warning signs to look out for and advice for older drivers and their families. RACQ Education Officer David Terry said motorists must be aware of their physical capabilities and how they can affect their driving, particularly if driving is considered the key to their independence. “Some older motorists in particular can feel a little unsure when driving and may avoid certain routes or travelling at certain times of day as their vision and flexibility decrease,” Mr Terry said. “If you’re an older driver and you are concerned about your ability to drive, we recommend visiting your GP. “Many age-related and medical conditions do not mean older drivers have to stop driving altogether, quite often it may be a case of not driving at certain hours, or wearing appropriate eyewear.” In Queensland, drivers over the age of 75, as well as drivers with medical conditions affecting their ability to drive, are required to carry a medical certificate when driving. “RACQ is committed to seeing every Queenslander survive their drive and have developed a number of tools to help older drivers feel more confident,” Mr Terry said. “These include post-licence practical driver assessments, a selfassessment questionnaire and the Years Ahead program to assist older motorists to drive safely for longer. “Fortunately, should an older driver decide to hang up the keys, there are a number of alternative transport options available such as taxis, community shuttle buses and public transport.” Families are encouraged to check in with their loved ones, start the conversation, and if they have any concerns urge them to see their GP. RACQ’s YouTube video ‘When is it time to stop driving?’ can be viewed at http://goo.
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Taking care of the future Smorgasbord of diet info confusing older Australians Two-thirds (66%) of Australia’s Over 50s say there is too much conflicting health information about diet and lifestyle, according to new research by Apia, the leading national insurer for over 50s. Apia’s research found that roughly one in five (21%) of older Australians are confused about what they should be eating to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle. David Skapinker, Apia spokesperson, said that while living in the 24-hour news age with information available at our fingertips has undoubtedly improved the quality of life of many, the flipside is the necessity for people to be more selective in the information they use to help lead a healthy and full life. “The media is a major source of information on health and nutrition and every other day there seems to be a new report about the latest diet for optimal health and superfoods for disease prevention, so it’s not surprising that there’s a lot of confusion regarding diet. Over 50s end up not knowing what to eat or what to avoid for their life stage, and it’s increasingly becoming a problem for many,” he commented. Dr Ross Walker, one of Australia’s best-known and most respected health experts, says: “To maintain good health as we age, the key is to eat less, and as natural as possible.” “While there are many diets promoted through the media that promise weight loss, optimal health and vitality, the best thing you can do to maintain a healthy body weight is simply balance the amount of calories consumed through food and drink with the amount of energy your body uses,” he said. “A problem for many of us is that we often eat more food than we need to, and don’t move enough. This is a major health issue for Australians over 50 because as we grow older, our metabolism begins to slow down, making it easier to gain weight.” Dr Walker suggests some simple ways to help ensure you’re eating a healthy diet: “Try eating
off smaller plates to reduce the size of your meals, take it easy on dessert and remember that grazing is an easy way to lose track of the calories you’re taking in. Most importantly, whole foods and anything fresh will always be better for your weight and cardiovascular health.” Dr Walker added: “There’s a lot of evidence that shows that the Mediterranean lifestyle is one of the healthiest ways of life. It boasts a diet rich in natural fats, carbohydrates and red wine, with the biggest meal consumed at lunchtime, followed by a sleep and then hours of manual labour in the afternoon to burn up energy. This is starkly different from our modern way of life where we consume most of our food in the evening and then sit around watching television, when we should be enjoying a sizeable breakfast and lunch, and having our smallest meal at the end of the day.” “It’s important to remember that our body is not like a car, where we inject it with fuel and it gets burned off. In fact, what happens is quite the opposite; if we don’t get rid of fuel straight away it gets laid down as fat.” “For people over 50 a healthy diet not only prevents the likelihood of obesity, heart disease and many other chronic diseases, it provides more energy to do the things they love doing, such as travelling and playing with the grandkids, so they continue to live at their best,” he continued. Dr Walker recommends that the best diet to reduce the risk of age related diseases and stay healthy after 50 includes: • Eating 2-3 pieces of fresh fruit and 3-5 servings of vegetables every day. Anyone eating those amounts will have the lowest risk of cancer and heart disease. • Maximise your intake of fresh whole-foods, as that is the healthiest diet, while incorporating small portions of meat, nuts, olive oil, fish and eggs. • Minimise your intake of processed and white foods including pasta; bread, rice and potatoes.
• Be conscious of your intake of sugary drinks and fruit juice as these are often loaded with sugar and count towards your daily calorie intake. • Combine a nutritious well balanced diet with regular exercise, and most importantly the best drug in the world, happiness! • Your first point of call for advice on diet should be your doctor as everyone’s health is individual so it’s important to get tailored advice. Having the right diet in place can also make a huge difference in the management and treatment of many ailments and diseases. • As we get older it’s vital to have regular preventative checks and stay on top of our health.
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Tour Latin America
Carefully planned small group, fully escorted tours to different Latin America destinations are paying off to husband and wife team Horacio Passeggi and Stella Romagnoli, who are joining forces in their pursuit to promote Latin America, the continent of their roots. Latin America Group Tours is focusing on small groups ex Brisbane where the passenger is escorted every day, in every place, until boarding the last flight home. Their classic fully escorted tour to Argentina, Brazil and Peru is scheduled for October 2015. From the hectic capital of Argentina and its magnificent glaciers, the incredible Iguazú Falls, the ‘most beautiful city in the world’ Rio de Janeiro, to the mixture of cultures in Cuzco or the majestic Inca Sacred City of Machu Picchu all is carefully planned and considered. "...having always resisted the temptation to travel with group tours at any level, any such resistance soon proved to be of no concern once we arrived with Stella and her team in South America. They not only speak the languages, they also understand both cultures.” If you are the adventurous and curious type that
dreams about exotic cultures, faraway lands and ancient history, Mexico and Guatemala (with optional to Cuba) is your tour. Your senses will be filled with the sounds, colours and flavours that this unique region has to offer. This tour has been planned to explore the genuine Aztec and Mayan cultures, combined cosmopolitan fascinating cities and local wildlife, in the most authentic Mariachi style with lots of burritos, tequila and amigos! Departure time for this tour is May 2015. More information at www. latinamericagrouptours.com “Stella and Horacio provided a tour with first class and excellent traditional hotels, comfortable minibuses and entertaining tour guides ensuring a safe, comfortable, well-paced and educational tour.” Register your interest now with any of the contact details listed below. Stella and Horacio love to promote their culture and can be contacted at 5492 5274 or mobile 0400 193 040. Email: latinamericagrouptours@gmail.com Web: www.latinamericagrouptours.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/ Latinamericagrouptours
Kamahl - My Music, My Life
Celebrate the Christmas Season and final Sunshine Melodies performance for 2014 with My Music, My Life by Kamahl. He will take to The Events Centre’s stage on Wednesday, December 3 telling the story of the music and the people that created him. Once heard, his voice is unforgettable, it melts across melodies, imbuing them with a grandeur that is intimate rather than remote, because Kamahl has that singular ability to make it seem that he is singing to you, and you alone. It can also rise up when called upon, and push you back in your seat with its force-of-nature power. It seemed more impossible than improbable that Kamahl would become one of the great stars of Australian music – with a reputation reaching around the globe. The show is on at 11.00am with a complimentary morning tea at 10.00am. Tickets are full price: $17.00, and group 10+: $15.50. Bookings, call 5491 4240 or visit www.theeventscentre.com.au
FULLY ESCORTED – SMALL GROUP TOUR Unforgettable 29 days in a small group exploring the authentic South America, in a way as only a local can do. Fully escorted from Brisbane, stress free in a laid back Aussie way. From US$ 12,750 including air fares and twin share departing Brisbane on Friday October 2
WONDERS OF THE SOUTH PERU – ARGENTINA AND BRAZIL Let us guide you through the cosmopolitan cities of Buenos Aires & Lima. Follow the footpath of the Incas visiting Cuzco, Machu Picchu and Lake Titicaca and be marvelled at nature’s best at the amazing Iguazu Falls, Bariloche and the Glaciers and find out why Rio de Janeiro is considered the most beautiful city in the world. Discover the amazing wildlife of Ballestas Islands and the Paracas Reserve Centre.
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Embracia In Glasshouse Country
CENT AUCTION RESULTS esses and our locals
Yoga for Seniors at Maleny n Glasshouse CountryRSL thanks Beerwah businesses
and join us for yoga with teacher Ralph cals who Come donated prizes and purchased tickets in the Freestun each Monday from 9.30am to10.30am nt Auction. at the Maleny RSL Hall at $5.00 per class. Perhaps you are attracted to the idea of yoga, but
to our Sponsors for this event: are hesitating because you regard yourself as ‘too stiff’ or ‘too old’. Then this is the class for you!
These classes are directed towards people who ulk Haulage $500 would prefer not to be moving up and down from y Photography $500 voucher the floor to standing. Most of the postures are ransport $250 done from sitting in a chair. There are also some arks $200standing voucherpostures, using the chair to steady you. Small Engines Yoga is ideal for improving flexibility, strength, endurance and balance. It is the perfect method
forsupport improvingwas youroverwhelming, overall fitness. making this a community This is an opportunity do something positive essful fundraiser. $4,440 wastocollected in ticket sales about your health and future well-being! The 0 per centMaleny was donated to the Hinterland Relay RSL proudly subsidises this activity. for h the Embracia Angelsisof Care Relay Ralph Freestun a qualified Yoga Team. teacher with experience in Chair Yoga.
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in Glasshouse Country thanks Beerwah busin acia winners Cent Auction prize Embr Auction. and purch ed prizesSmith, 1 Monica Stannard, 2 Elizabeth 3 ased tickets in the annual Cent who donat Lillian Wilson, 4 Jamie Beer, 5 Robyn Scott, Thank you to our Sponsors for this event: 6 Robyn Cross, 7 Alexander Marques, 8Prize numbers and winners: 1 Monica Stannard, 2 Elizabeth Smith, 3 Lindsay, Granite Sharon Bulk Haulage $5009 Barb Mace, 10 Ron Haylock, 11 Dorothy Hatchman, 12 KerryLillian Wilson, 4 Jamie Beer, 5 Robyn Artography Photography Cavanagh, 13 Sheryl Fage, 14 Bronwyn Scott, 6 Robyn Cross, 7 Alexander $500 voucher Marques, 8 Sharon Lindsay, 9 Barb McNeil, 15 Carey Armesto’s Transport $250 Cavanagh, 16 Liz Smith, Mace, 10 Ron Haylock, 11 Dorothy 17 Yvonne Welkes, 18 Carolyn Hortig, 19 Pat Bassett Barks $200 voucher Hatchman, 12 Kerry Cavanagh, 20 Bronwyn McNeil, 21 G McIntyre, BeerwahPowell, Small Engines 13 Sheryl Fage, 14 Bronwyn McNeil, 22 Beryl Taylor, 23 John Burrows, 24 Carey 15 Carey Cavanagh, 16 Liz Smith, The local Cavanagh, community support was overwhelming, 25 Suzanne Hoey, 26 Kylie 17 Yvonne Welkes, 18 Carolyn Hortig, making this a very27successful fundraiser. $4,440Southern, Jones, Lorna Whittle, 28 Jimmy 19 Pat Powell, 20 Bronwyn McNeil, was collected in ticket sales of was 31 Kay 29 Rhona Brown, 30which Lynn10% Griffith, 21 G McIntyre, 22 Beryl Taylor, 23 John Burrows, 24 Carey Stevans, 32 Beryl Taylor, 33 through Cynthia donated to the Hinterland Relay for Life Cavanagh, 25 Suzanne Hoey, 26 Kylie Jones, 27 Lorna Whittle, Williamson, Julienne Joseph, 35 Jo-anne the Embracia Angels of34 Care Relay Team. 28 Jimmy Southern, 29 Rhona Brown, 30 Lynn Griffith, 31 Kay Skerman, 36 Winsome Van Altena, 37 Van Stevans, 32 Beryl Taylor, 33 Cynthia Williamson, 34 Julienne A big thank you goes out to the Embracia Van Altena, 38 Vicki Colyer, 39 Anne Vanohr, Joseph, 35 Jo-anne Skerman, 36 Winsome Van Altena, 37 Van Van residents,40 volunteers and staff for support Ann Constantin, 41 their Dulcie Ives, 42 G Altena, 38 Vicki Colyer, 39 Anne Vanohr, 40 Ann Constantin, also. Thank you to not-for-profit McIntyre, 43 Dorothy association, Hatchman, 44 Bodie 41 Dulcie Ives, 42 G McIntyre, 43 Dorothy Hatchman, 44 Bodie Friends ofSmith, Eden and the team of volunteers who Isacc, 45 Rod Matherson, 46 Margaret Smith, 45 Rod Matherson, 46 Margaret Isacc, 47 Fiona McDonald, worked tirelessly onMcDonald, this event. The fundraising 47 Fiona 48 Hannah Wilson, 48 49Hannah Wilson, 49 Jody Rossiter, 50 Beryl Taylor, 51 Kevin will go towards equipment enhance the 51 lives Jody Rossiter, 50toBeryl Taylor, Kevin Taylor, 52 Pat Powell, 53 Dee Burrows, 54 Coleen McGowen, of Embracia in Glasshouse residents. 55 Ray Tolcher, 56 Greg Wilson, 57 Jean Bishop, 58 Carolyn Hartig, Taylor, 52 Pat Powell, 53 Dee Burrows, 54 59 G Lehmann, 60 Chris Westwood, 61 Julianne Joseph, 62 Anne Coleen McGowen, 55 Ray Tolcher, 56 Greg Vanohr, 63 A Potter, 64 Julia Cook, 65 George Sidebottom, 66 M Wilson, 57 Jean Bishop, 58 Carolyn Hartig, 59 G Lehmann, 60 Chris Westwood, 61 Higginson, 67 Cath Wyton, 68 Beryl Taylor, 69 Jake and Em. Julianne Joseph, 62 Anne Vanohr, 63 A 70 Rosemary Scott, 71 Viv Anderton, 72 Jake and Em, 73 Cath Wyton, 74 Viv Anderton, 75 Yvonne Giles, 76 Gillian Robinson, 77 Janice Potter, 64 Julia Cook, 65 George Sidebottom, Lehman, 78 Janice Lehman, 79 Edith Stirling, Special Draw Arthur 66 M Higginson, 67 Cath Wyton, 68 Beryl Westwood and the Embracia Promotional Draw was won by A Potter. Taylor, 69 Jake and Em. 70 Rosemary Scott, 71 Viv Anderton, 72 Jake and Em, 73 Cath 96 Peachester Road, Beerwah Wyton, 74 Viv Anderton, 75 Yvonne Giles, 76 Ph 5436 5444 E: glasshouse@embracia.com.au W: www.embraciainglasshouse.com.au Gillian Robinson, 77 Janice Lehman, 78 Janice Lehman, 79 Edith Stirling, Special Draw Arthur Westwood and the Embracia Promotional Draw was won by A Potter.
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Happenings Melbourne Cup
Lots of lovely local ladies, and a few brave fellas headed to Melbourne Cup events across the area. There was definitely plenty of effort put into the outfits including some great headwear choices on the day. The Beerwah Hotel had created a lovely spring photo booth which made for a stylish backdrop for photos and at Club Glasshouse they offered a hat making workshop as part of the day. If you were photographed by GCNews on the day and you aren’t featured on the page – you can see the photos on our Facebook page.
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Kay with baby Indie and Judy
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Things 2 Do Outspoken in Maleny
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Steven Lang will be speaking to former Treasurer and Deputy Prime Minister Wayne Swan and author Judy Powell at the next Outspoken event on Wednesday, November 19 at the Maleny Community Centre, 6.00pm for 6.30pm. In his only Sunshine Coast event, Wayne Swan will be talking about his recent book ‘The Good Fight’, a very personal account of an extraordinary period in Australian politics. The event will give those attending an opportunity to hear, and to ask questions, of a man who has been at the highest level of politics for the last seven years. Judy is the author of ‘Love's Obsession’, the story of a brilliant yet flawed individual, a man with a passionate devotion to the island of Cyprus and its archaeology, which is based on never before seen personal papers. Tickets are $15.00 and $10.00 for students, and are available through Maleny Bookshop 5494 3666. To find out more check out the website www.outspokenmaleny.com
Vintage glamour on show at Woodford
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(back) Anne and Judy (front) Kath, Marlene, Sharon and Merle
The Woodford Golf Club is hosting the Queensland Vintage Vehicle Association (QVVA) as part of their 50th Anniversary Celebrations, to an afternoon at the Golf Club on Sunday, November 23, from 12.00noon - 4.00pm. QVVA, together with other Antique Car Clubs, will have their vehicles on display on the 7th fairway. Many will be dressed according to the era in which their cars were made, particularly that of The Great Gatsby. Woongooroo Estate Winery (Neurum) will provide wine tasting and sales and there will be live entertainment by the Homestead Country Music Club (based at the Caboolture Historical Village) during the afternoon. There will be upwards of 100 cars in attendance and members of the public are invited to attend this free event. Woodford Golf Club is located at 2 - 82 Golf Course Road, Woodford. You can keep up to date with the entertainment at the club by liking their Facebook page, Woodford Golf Club Inc
Would you like to experience ‘Ageless Vitality’?
Club Glasshouse Manager and Staff – Aroha, Sharon, Sonya, Irene and Anne
(back) Lorraine and Heather (front) Linda and Eileen
Are you or a loved one feeling stressed, overweight, tired or generally unwell? Join naturopath, nutritionist and personal trainer Vicky Spencer for an information night at the Beerwah Community Hall on Tuesday, November 25 at 7.00pm. Sponsored by the Healthy Guru, this free event will highlight the benefits of using Oriental herbs to heal and promote vital energies to generate day to day wellness. Vicky's professional experience spans over 20 years and includes working with some of Australia’s top natural health professionals. On the night, Vicky will share from personal experience how the body and mind can be healed using 11 great ideas present in her book ‘Ageless Vitality’. There will be lucky door prizes on the night. To register go to the Healthy Guru web page www.thehealthyguru.com.au or phone the store on 5439 0097.
A great night out in Witta
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Are you up for a ‘BnS’ inspired night out, filled with great music, entertainment, drinks and plenty of fun? Then head along on Saturday, November 29 to what is planned to be a great night out at Witta at the Rec Club. The night is for 18+ and will kick off from 5.30pm, dress standards are bow tie and denim and the entertainment will be provided by ‘Barnsey’. Tickets are $20.00 a head, and can be purchased on the night at the front gate. There will be food and drinks sold on the night at great prices. The night is a fundraiser for ‘Damien Mortaud and Lions Medical Research so there will be raffles and an auction on the night – which will include a signed Red’s Jersey. Camping is allowed so make sure you bring a swag, tent or camper trailer. NOVEMBER 12 2014 |
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Glasshouse Mountains Advancement Network The Koel
Last night, about 3.00am, I was woken by the distinctive, repetitive call of the Eastern Koel (Eudynamys orientalis). Many people find the Koel’s loud call annoying, but to me it heralds the coming of summer – and the summer rains. The male Koel, during breeding season, repeats this ascending ‘coo-ee’ or ‘ko-el’, and the female's reply is a repetitive ‘keek-keek-keek-keek’. Also known as the Common Koel, these large noisy birds spend winter in Papua New Guinea and Indonesia and arrive in south-east Queensland in early October to breed, staying until March - April. They belong to the cuckoo family and are brood parasites. This means that they do not build their own nests or incubate their own eggs, but instead lay their eggs in the nests of other birds, such as Red Wattlebirds, Friarbirds and Figbirds. A single egg is laid and when the chick hatches, it pushes all other eggs and hatchlings out of the nest. The male Eastern Koel is distinctive with its black plumage and striking red eyes, while the female (pictured) is glossy brown with white spots on top, and buff-cream underneath, with many fine black bars running across its belly. The young of many brood parasites are coloured to mimic their hosts; Koel chicks are brown like their honeyeater hosts. Eastern Koels feed almost entirely in the canopy of trees on fruits, such as figs, berries, and occasionally insects. They are often seen on the edges of rainforests, along streams and even in suburban gardens. Do you have an hour or two a month to spare? Would you like to learn more about the flora and fauna in your area, and meet new friends? For more information on GMAN activities and nursery sales please call Cliff (5438 7118) or Gwen (5493 0029). www.gman-inc.com.au
M.R.W.L. Inc Plant of the Month
Bower of Beauty
Pandorea jasminoides If ever you need a plant to grow in a fenceline to provide a screen or to cover an arch in your garden, Bower of Beauty is the plant for you. With its lovely dark glossy foliage and stunning flowers (which bloom from late spring and all through summer) it is a local plant that adapts well to a wide range of conditions. The tubular pink flowers are crimson throated, five petalled and are a stunning feature of this vine. Placing in full sun will ensure prolific flowering. Although naturally a large creeper, regular pruning can create a compact habit, it is also slightly frost tender and copes well in dry situations rarely requiring supplementary watering. The seed pod is woody and splits when mature and contains numerous papery winged seed.
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The good wood on tree recycling
As astute consumers and good community citizens, we all are (or should be) aware of the ‘reduce, reuse, recycle’ philosophy which has been encouraged now for a number of years. By thinking about what you really need and refusing what you don't, giving items more than one life and disposing of rubbish thoughtfully, you can reduce waste, save money and look after our environment. To reinforce that message, this week is Planet Ark’s National Recycling Week (November 10 – 16). Founded in 1996, National Recycling Week highlights the environmental benefits of re-use and recycling programs, while making participation enjoyable and easy through community events and programs. To find out more information about what practical things you can do, check out their website www.recyclingnearyou.com.au In most of the ‘reduce, reuse, recycle’ campaigns, you will hear about recycling your paper and cardboard, what you can do with batteries and printer cartridges, and how you can reduce what goes to landfill. But there is another area where gardeners and landholders can make a big difference which involves trees. When you have to have a tree removed – for whatever reason – instead of just having the trunk chipped up, burnt or dumped, have a think about what other uses that valuable wood could be put to. Graeme Bentley from Bald Knob has been working with locals to help them turn trees into useful timber, and he contacted GCNews to let people know that there is another alternative to the rip, chip, burn option. Graeme – who’s well known father-in-law Nev Anning was a dab hand at working with timber – has a mobile Lucas sawmill and is passionate about timber being one of the world’s few truly renewable resources. “It hurts me badly to see perfectly good trees chipped and destroyed for whatever reason, when they could have been milled where fallen and used to build with or create something useful, or form a timber piece with character and beauty,” Graeme said. He prides himself in his ability to mill a tree while creating very little wastage. “I hate seeing good trees go to waste, and if we can recycle a perfectly good tree into some other perfectly good products, then that’s a win for the property owner and the environment.” There are the obvious benefits to milling a suitable tree trunk and turning it into usable lumber – like saving money on having to buy materials, such as slabs, flooring and decking boards, fence railings and palings, furniture timber, and even tomato stakes. But then there are the not-so-obvious ones as well, like locking up the carbon in the wood for a much longer time than if it were chipped or burnt, or the gratification you get from knowing that the tree has gone to a greater good and you haven’t wasted the 30, 40 or 50 years of growing that it has given you. So next time you have a tree that needs removing, give some consideration to what other uses that tree can be put to – and give Graeme a call on 0408 060 509 to see if he can help you reduce, reuse, recycle.
Peachester and District Horticulture Society
Contributed by Trish Bradford The date and venue for the Christmas Break-Up will be finalised at the next meeting. Members agreed that instead of exchanging gifts, the monetary value from each member would be donated to help struggling farming families out west coping with severe drought conditions. The club will at least match the members’ contributions. John and Pam Innes talked about their visit to the Aspley Garden Club for the club’s Friendship Day. They also spoke about their adventures on their recent bus trip with Ozzie Outback Tours to Cameron’s Corner. The November meeting is our final one for the year. Visitors are welcome to join us at my place on Thursday, November 20 at 9.30am. Bring along your choice of meat for a barbecue lunch, salad ingredients are provided as well as tea and coffee. For directions and more information phone 5496 9169. www.gcnews.com.au
HANDS OFF HALLS CREEK How long has Halls Creek been considered? Caloundra City and Sunshine Coast Council have considered urban develoment at Halls Creek since the early 2000s and have consistently rejected it as unsuitable. Caloundra South Caloundra City Council agreed to the Caloundra South Development provided at Halls Creek. Do we have to have the Halls Creek IGA? The SEQ Regional Plan requires either the Halls Creek or the Beerwah East IGA to be included. and prefers Beerwah East. This The Halls Creek and Beerwah East IGA including Stocklands land holding at Halls Creek and the protected CAMCOS rail corridor.
Why is Halls Creek in the SEQ Regional Plan? Sunshine Coast Council (and a number of community groups) made submissions on the SEQ Regional Plan calling on the State Government NOT to include the Halls Creek IGA. Stockland made a submission calling on the State Government to include the Halls Creek IGA. The State Government ignored Council and the community and included the Halls Creek IGA.
What can you do? • Write to Andrew Powell MP or Mark McArdle MP and let them know you don’t want
Halls Creek. They have said they want to hear from the community, so don’t be shy.
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Attend the community meeting on on Friday 21st of November at 7.00pm in the Landsborough Hall, Old Landsborough Road.
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Real Estate Perfect small acreage $635,000
02 Sold Sign by Brian Teutsch
Perfectly located on the eastern side of Mooloolah, close to town and easy bike ride to the Primary School, and situated at the end of a no through road in an elevated position, adjoining horse paddocks. Spacious five bedroom, three bathroom brick home has generous living areas with bay window and two separate north facing alfresco and under cover outdoor areas. With a large three bay 9m x 9m shed with high roller doors plus a large modern wheel chair friendly granny flat with large ensuite and large screened north facing under cover area. Nice extras include security screens and enclosed screened external living area. The master bedroom has huge walk in robe and ensuite includes a spa bath. Wide frontages and smart placement of the home and improvements means privacy, good separations and lots of space and swinging room for vehicle access to garages, sheds and granny flat. New carpets and paint will add massive value. Quality acreage precinct, this block is approx 3500m2, and is private with lots of street appeal. This property really ticks all the boxes, brilliant position, large home, large modern 3 bay shed and adjoining open plan granny flat. The property is located at 76 South River Dr Mooloolah Valley. If you would like to inspect call John King on 0409 570 284, Property Id is 2735843.
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Property of the week 7 Bolwarra Court, Beerwah Immaculate 30 square home (approximately) in the middle of town. Our vendors have found their new home and are extremely motivated to sell. A great size block of land with an impressively designed large modern home, immaculately presented inside with easy care low maintenance gardens outside with a family size undercover entertaining area. The quality of this four bedroom property is undeniable and low or no maintenance is the key with meticulous attention to detail throughout. Ultra-modern kitchen with breakfast bar, large pantry, lots of cupboard space, stone benches, gas cooking, double garage, fully fenced, the list is endless. Offers over $450,000. For more information phone Paul O’Brien on 0427 859 399 or email paul.brien@raywhite.com, or Theo Grigoriou on 0400 321 953, email theo.grigoriou@raywhite.com Open home - Saturday 1.00pm to 1.30pm.
We are hungry for listings! The next 4 months are statistically the best time of year to sell your home with the largest number of active buyers! NOW is the time to be on the market. We can sell your home!
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PEACHESTER 40 ACRES
Real Estate Hinterland Magic - Superb 4000m2 - $579,000
Two storey quality home with 9ft ceilings Formal lounge, formal dining, casual lounge 5 bedrooms and much more Detached 2 bedroom granny flat 5 Bay farm shed Undulating grazing good water En-suite, solar HWS, fully insulated Tassie Oak kitchen
Situated in the beautiful Glass House Mountains, this immaculate property has so much to offer. The residence is designed to accommodate the larger family and could easily be converted to dual living. There are four queen size bedrooms plus study and two bathrooms. All bedrooms have large built in robes, fans and two with split system air conditioning. The kitchen is filled with natural light and takes in relaxing views over the front gardens. A large tiled lounge/ dining room with two sets of double french doors leads outdoors to the extensive alfresco areas while the rumpus room is the perfect spot to relax and unwind with a game of pool (table included with sale). Outdoors offers multiple entertainment options including a full front verandah, huge tiled rear patio, all seasons spacious alfresco and bar area and feature gazebo complete with large fire pit nearby for casual get togethers. Vehicle accommodation and storage is plentiful with approx’ 9m x 7m powered remote shed and Approx 7m x 7m Carport. Bush rock edges the extensive mature gardens and large feature rocks are dotted throughout. The beautiful gardens are a delightful mix of native and exotic species and soften the fenced boundaries. Views of the Glass House Mountains in the backyard are an added bonus. Enjoy easy lawn care with a ride on mower staying with the property. All this and more just minutes to the town centre. Call Glasshouse Property Sales to inspect, phone 5438 7722.
Ph: Mike Wheeler 0417 320 590
Glasshouse Property Sales
IDEAL STARTER Glass House Mountains
3 Bedroom, 1 bathroom home. Undercover patio. A/C. 8 Solar panels. SLUG attached to the home. 12x6m C/bond shed with sink, shr, WC & workshop. Fully fenced 800m2 of land. Stones throw to school.
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$349,000
Large modern kitchen. Gas cooktop. Dishwasher. Fully tiled open plan living area. A/C. Fans. Patio. 3 Bedrooms. Central bathroom. Security screens. 2 Car accom. 1.75kw Solar. 4m x 3m Shed. 658m2.
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3 Bedroom, 1 bath home. Large covered deck. Plus 2 bed fully s/c flat. Fresh paint throughout. Air conditioned. Ceiling fans. Double carport. Fully fenced 2100m2. Close to 24hr service centre.
RIGHT IN TOWN Mooloolah
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3 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom upstairs + laundry. 1 Bedroom, Ensuite, lounge & laundry downstairs. Currently tenanted. Double carport. Garden shed. Large 1581m2 block of land close to shops and rail.
Kelvin Brady 0429 003 338
kelvin@glasshousepropertysales.com.au
POSITIVE INVESTMENT Caboolture
$73,000
1 Bedroom with built in robe. Bathroom including laundry. Tenanted at $185/wk. In over 55’s complex. Close to all amenities. On-site meals available If required.
AUCTION ON-SITE SUNDAY 30th NOV - 12 MIDDAY 299 Neill Road, Diamond Valley - Open Home Saturdays 11.00-Midday
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2 Bedroom + study home with polished timber floors t/out. Open plan living, dining and kitchen. Rainwater tank. Laundry, 2nd toilet and car accom. underneath the home. Covered paved outdoor entertaining area. Over 1&1/2 Acres.
2/7 Reed Street, Glass House Mtns QLD 4518
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Noticeboard Win a Classic Video Arcade Game Table - in one very Cool ‘Movember’ Raffle - If you would like to this arcade game table with 1505 games as well as support Aaron Ruhle’s (from Preferred Plaster in Caloundra) Movember fundraising, you grab a raffle ticket at the Landsborough Markets on Saturdays during November.Tickets are only $2.00 each, or if you could help Aaron out by selling at book of 25 tickets for him you can email him directly on admin@preferrdplaster. com.au Annual General Meeting - The Hinterland Community Development Association of Caloundra Inc. (HCDAC) will be holding its final AGM at 5.30pm, Tuesday, November 18 at Jae’s Place, 129 Mooloolah Connection Road. HCDAC is in the process of transitioning its governance and administration, whilst work in the community will continue in the hinterland as usual. Contact Natasha at hcdworker.natasha@gmail.com. Facial pain? - Maybe the TNA Group can help you. The Sunshine Coast Trigeminal Neuralgia Support group meets at the Kawana Library, (entrance at rear), Nanyima Street, Buddina on Saturday, November 15 from 1.00pm. Keep up-to-date with medical information. Please join us for coffee, relax and meet new and old friends. For more information contact Jean on 5491 1978 (after hours). Glasshouse Country Toastmasters - New to the area? Stop by a Toastmasters meeting and make some new friends. We are warm friendly people who get together on a regular basis to improve our communication skills. We provide a safe learning environment, great feedback and have lots of fun doing it. Visitors always welcome. Glasshouse Country Toastmasters meet on the second and fourth Thursday of each month, 9.00am for 9.15am start, at Church on the Rise,
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Peachester Road. Phone 5496 9855 or www. glasshousetoastmasters.org Mooloolah Valley Slimmers - The Mooloolah Valley Slimmers are a group who meet at 9.00am every Thursday morning at the Mooloolah Public Hall, Bray Road, Mooloolah. Each meeting we discuss a range of ideas from healthy eating to incorporating more exercise in our daily routine as well as new items on the market that may help (or hinder) weight control. The first meeting of the month we give our awards and host a morning tea provided by members. For more information about the Slimmers club please contact Bev on 5494 7793. Aglow International - Sunshine Coast Branch will meet at Flame Tree Baptist Church Hall, 27 Coes Creek Road, Nambour, on Friday, November 14 commencing at 9.30am. Come along, bring a friend and enjoy worship and an inspirational message. Our speaker will be Joyce Sharman. Entry $8.00 includes a delicious morning tea. Aglow International is a non-denominational Christian organisation and has branches in 172 nations and on six continents. Men and women are made welcome. For further information contact Isabella: 5476 8463 or Dorothy: 5476 4190. Mindfulness and Meditation (free) – Beerwah Library meeting room, on Tuesday at 7.00pm. Simple instruction for practice. Beneficial for anxiety, depression, general wellbeing. Phone Peter on 0429 918 424. Social gathering for singles - Are you single, between 55-70 years old and wanting to meet new people? Join us for regular social outings. No commitments, just an opportunity to meet new people and have fun. Call evenings only 0437 792 345.
Thursday, November 13 - Toastmasters meet from 9.00am for 9.15am start at Church on the Rise, Peachester Road, Beerwah. Visitors welcome, phone 5496 9855. Saturday, November 15 - Glass House Mountains Neighbourhood Centre AGM will be held at 2.00pm at the Neighbourhood Centre, Ryan Street, Glasshouse Mountains (opposite the post office). For further information or to RSVP please call 5438 7000 or email admin@ghmnc.com. Tuesday, November 18 - Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch Inc. The next General Meeting will be held at 2.00pm at Glasshouse Country RSL Club at 1 Reed Street Glass House Mountains. All service and social members welcome. Tuesday, November 18 - Glass House Legacy Laurel Club November meeting held at Club Glasshouse, 10.30am. (Note the change in date). Wednesday, November 19 - Men's Shed meets 8.30am – 12.30pm at Glasshouse Country Care, Peachester Road, Beerwah. For more information phone Bob on 0427 606 240. Friday, November 21 - Coochin Creek Bushland Group. 8.30am - 11.30am, at Emma Park (off Hickory Drive or Emma Place) Beerwah. Planting project. Contact Roger Callen 0435 347 662. This is our last meeting for the year.
Glasshouse Country Baptist Church 9am Sunday, 58 Roberts Rd Beerwah All welcome! Enquiries: 5494 6354
Margaret Neithe, Glasshouse Country Uniting Church
Living in brokenness with hope
Midweek craft, kids and youth programs – see gcbcq.org
GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY
have my say, and do the things I choose... I was then reminded of the freedom that I have that was gained by the humility of Christ and of his dying on the cross. Men who died blindly following orders on a beach in a far off land and a man trusting implicitly in the Father of us all; do we understand what was gained for us when we fail to teach our children trust and hope? When we fail to understand the beauty in brokenness and the amazing lessons of hope that is in sacrifice that was made for us in that the ‘Last Gentlemen’s War’ and by Christ? Soon our thoughts will turn to the holiday season and Christmas. I pray that each one of you is reminded of why we have an opportunity to celebrate such a time.
WEDNESDAYS *Mooloolah (Paget Road) 9.00am
Reed Street, Glass House Mtns
GLASSHOUSE COMMUNITY CHURCH
SUNDAY *Mary MacKillop Centre 9.00am
‘Beauty for brokenness; Hope for despair’ these words from an old hymn came to mind recently when visiting ANZAC Cove and Lone Pine at Gallipoli. Our guide who was very knowledgeable in the history of the area, and of this war, gave me cause to think about the beauty of life and how much we take for granted what it is we have in this life. I believe we often do not understand how fragile our lives are or of the brevity of our days. As I stood at the Australian Memorial in ANZAC Cove I thought of the bravery, the humility of the men who gave their lives for me... for me to live the life I live in a country where I can
LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday Worship & Sunday School 9.00am
Contact 5439 9341 or 5496 9671
CATHOLIC WEEKEND MASSES
Saturday 6pm: Peachester Rd, Beerwah 5493 0967 Sunday 7am: Caloundra St, Landsborough 5494 8896 Sunday 5.30pm: Mooloolah Hall, Bray Rd 5494 7240
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Pastor Brendan Edwards
Glass House Mountains State School Main Hall - Sun 4.30pm
A Wesleyan Methodist Church
GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY ANGLICAN CHURCH
Office - 5491 1866
Local contact Rev Tony Halstead 0419 751 298
Kids Church during service Phone: 0417 757 397
BEERWAH: Sun 9 am
68 Peachester Rd Ps Rod Jobe 0402 345 477
Glasshouse Country Uniting Church www.glasshousecountryunitingchurch.org.au
MALENY: Sun 10 am
A Caring Christian Community
8:30am Sunday – Worship & Sunday School Wed. 9-11am – Playgroup Wed. 5-7pm – Kids Club & Young Teens Twin Peaks Drive, Beerwah Ph 5494 6187 1st & 3rd Sun 10:30am Worship at Peachester UC
Childrens & Youth Programs
12 Bicentenary Lane
Ps Barry Leask 0428 300 406
MOOLOOLAH: Sun 10 am
Public Hall, Bray Rd
WWW.CHURCHONTHERISE.ORG.AU Ps Mark Whysall 0437 941 607
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with mowing the lawns. Marks Grass can take the burden off this chore with a relevant action plan in place. As a local operator keeping an eye on your property, he will take this added burden off you, allowing you to appreciate your free time fully. If you are preparing your property for sale, have a lease inspection, or are just generally tidying up the yard it can be worth considering the time and cost efficiency of getting a professional in to care for your patch as you would yourself. For a prompt responsible quote on superior lawn care service please call Mark on 0431 476 318.
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Marks Grass is a new Glasshouse Mountains family owned and operated business committed to the local area. Specialising in local lawn care and general maintenance, Mark and his team are determined to make a real difference in the local community by bringing friendly, positive, professional and quality service to local residential and industry customers. Mark is passionate about providing good old fashioned reliable service and is genuinely committed to A> excellence. As life gets more hectic and our days B> place more demands on us, time truly does become precious as does our expenditure and other related•costs involved
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GRAHAM GREEN MOBILE MECHANIC Mechanical All Repairs & Servicing No Callout Fees
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Phone 0411 877 616 Certain work defined as 'building work' in the QBCC legislation may only be undertaken by licensed contractors or, if undertaken by unlicensed contractors, only to the value of $3,300. However, work falling outside of that definition may be performed by unlicensed contractors and is not subject to any value limit. To check whether a contractor holds a QBCC licence visit www.qbcc.qld.gov.au or call the QBCC on 1300 272 272.
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LICENSED BUILDER ALL ASPECTS OF BUILDING WORK RENOVATIONS / EXTENSIONS MAINTENANCE / REPAIRS QUALITY WORK 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE
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A Grade Mechanic Mobile throughout Glass House and Surrounds General Repairs and Maintenance • Automatic Transmission Specialist • Log Book Servicing • Over 15 years experience
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Mobile Auto Detailing Replacement of Broken/Damaged Parts Accessories Fitting Headlight Rejuvenation All Services Mobile Window Tinting
Call Mick on 0408 700 472 mick.unique.auto@gmail.com
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New Installations & Renovations Ph 5439 0108 Email: knmkitchens@iinet.net.au Fax 5439 0109 Web: www.knmkitchens.com.au
Computer sales, service, repairs, upgrades, virus removal, networking, custom builds & more
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Builders/ Carpenters
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Blood, Sweat & Cheers Your guide to sport in Glasshouse Country
Glasshouse Country Bowls Results
Contributed by Trevor Bertram Ladies’ Day on Wednesday results were, in the Pairs – J Palmer and Rae Farrell 28 def J Hobson and J Reason 27; M Beasley and D Hunt 23 def V James and M Bertram 18; and in the Triples – G Anstis, N Dean and S Palmer 22 def D Loveday, L Craven and W Blackbourne 15; and J Lawson, G Young and D Clarke 20 def M Freshwater, B Larkin and J McSwain 18. Thursday’s ‘Open Pairs’ was won by Di Hunt and Rae Farrell with two wins and 42 points and the Runners-up were the triples team of Graham Anstis, Jonathan Orr and Kerry Capern with a +11 in Game 1. The ‘Forever Young’ charity afternoon last Saturday was a great success with 64 players filling the green. There was some good, and not so good, competition on the green with 16 teams of fours. The ‘Best Performers’ with a winning margin of +13 were Adrian, Erin, Mitch and Troy and the ‘Worst Performers’ with a loss of -15 were Brett, Michelle, Duncan and Drew. All games were played in good spirit with plenty of laughs. The afternoon included a monster ‘pick of the table’ raffle with dozens of donated prizes and also an auction. All proceeds from the day will go to the Cancer Council. Thanks go to Chris and Brendan Freshwater the event co-ordinators. Our annual Christmas Luncheon and Presentation of Trophies will be held on Saturday, December 6 commencing at 11.45am. Tickets may be purchased from the Bowls Office on playing days by no later than Thursday, November 27. The Diggers vs. Civvies Remembrance Day Challenge will be held this Sunday, November 16 at 1.00pm. The game will be Club Select 3 Bowl Triples and we will be playing for the Perpetual Services Trophy. Prizes will be sponsored by Paul and Marie O’Mara’s Glasshouse Country Autobody Works. More players are needed so please support the day.
Glasshouse & District Tennis
Contributed by Jill Kirchheiner Friday Night Tennis – All tennis season fees are due by November 14 (semi-finals night) Only one more match before the semi-finals. Don’t forget to arrange a fill-in player if you are unable to play and advise them of all the match details, and don’t forget to let your team mate know. If you are unable to arrange to replay your match or organise a fill-in player, please ring Katya on the number provided on the draw sheet. Reminder that you need to arrive prior to match starting time. If you have any queries please contact Katya. For any enquiries regarding the Friday night tennis please ring Katya on 5494 9464 or Jill on 5494 8218. Below are the scores up to November 7. Div 1 – Murray-213, Djokovic-169, Federer-128, Nadal-109 Div 2 – Daisy-132, Heidi-71, Jac-51 Div 3/Peewee 1 – Babolat-149, Yonex-149, Wilson-126, Dunlop-122, Head-100, Prince-72 Below are the scores up to October 31. Continuous ‘A’ – Hot Dogs-120, Hot Chips-118, Meat Pies-103, Dagwood Dogs-95, Chiko Rolls-89, Sausage Rolls-71 The courts at the Glasshouse Sports Club are available for hire by contacting the Club.
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Glasshouse Cricket Club
Contributed by Frank Noonan Glasshouse 4th grade 2-day game v Yandina at Yandina Round 2 results (bye for Glasshouse in round 3). Glasshouse won first innings - Glasshouse 1st innings 150, 2nd innings 6 for 133 B. Hill 46 n/o, J. Kilah 65 n.o J. Owen 25, A. Young 32, A. Joyce 21, 10th wicket partnership of 61 runs, between J Owen and B Hill. Yandina 1st innings 97, 2nd innings 2 for 147, M Fleiter 6/41, A. Joyce 2 for 19 and C. Bruce 3/32 1st Division - the boys had an outright win over Maroochydore red. G House 1st innings all out 245, 2nd innings 1-12, S. Forster – 56, J. Schultz – 54, L. Moffett - 51 no, Mdore 1st innings - All out 130, 2nd innings 126, J. Schultz - 6 for 46, J. Schultz - 3 for 18, A. Baartz - 2 for 18, H. Fischer 3 for 33. 2nd Division - Glasshouse Districts 2nd Division batted last week scoring 275 and Buderim were 2 for 29 at the end of play last week. It was a long day in the field with Buderim batting for most of the day before being All Out for 320 winning on first innings. Best of the Glasshouse Bowlers were Brock Topfer with 4 for 42 from 13 overs, Scott Killick 2 for 58 from 11 overs, Wayne Dolden also chimed in with some part time off spin at the end of the day with 2 for 14 from 5 overs. Glasshouse batted for 7 overs in the second innings and were 1 for 59 with Scott Killick 30 not out and Justin Thompson 24 not out. U16s: went down to Caloundra 7/253 and Glasshouse all out for 91. Erin Wilkinson 2/39 in the first innings and 2/21 in the second inning supported by Zeldine Barnard with 2/44 in the first innings. Batting was not terrific but Cody Smith and Zeldine Barnard both with 19. U10s: Played Caloundra, Glasshouse – 120 and Caloundra – 104. Man of the Match was Sam with a great bowling and batting display. The boys are continuing to improve their skills each game. Keep up the good work.
Inaugural horse race night
Contributed by Jill Forster Glasshouse Districts Cricket Club is holding its inaugural Horse Race Night on Saturday, November 29 at Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club. Cost is $20.00 per person. Persons under 18 are welcome but cannot participate in the gambling aspect and the cost is $5.00. Doors open at 6.30pm with the first of eight races on the big screen at 7.30pm. There will be prizes for ‘Fashions on the Field’ or Fancy Dress and an auction at the end of the night with some great items to bid for. Cocktail food will be provided. There are limited tickets and they must be prepurchased. For further information or to purchase tickets please contact Michael Schofield on 0408 700 472 or Jeremy Schultz on 0431 430 281. The club would like to thank the sponsors of the night. The major sponsor is Mad Pool Interiors and the race sponsors are Top Gun Panel & Paint, Splash of Style Painting, Unique Auto Care, Glasshouse Property Sales, Beerwah Small Engines, Landsborough Barber, Preferred Plaster and Hinterland Sports.
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Beerwah Golf Club
Contributed by Jenny Kelly The Beerwah Cup is an annual event played over two days, with a player’s two Nett scores combined to make a total score for the weekend. The winner of the Men’s Beerwah Cup was Graham Black with a total score of 136. Yours truly astounded everyone by taking out the Women’s Division with 147. A big thank you to Schweppes for sponsoring the event, I needed a new pair of shoes. Next Saturday will be a Mixed event so grab a partner and come out for a game. Beerwah Cup winners for 2014 Jen Kelly and Graham Black
Beerwah Ladies Golf Club
Contributed by Jenny Kelly You will be pleased to know we were able to keep the lawyers at bay and everyone had a fun time for the last of our Men’s Invitation Days. 112 players laughed and cried their way through 18 holes of Tiger Stableford for trophies kindly donated by lady members Jan Corfield and Marie Norton. The best team, with a score of 81 Stableford points was Karen Kemp and Paul Barnard. They were followed by Kevin and Marie Norton on 76 points. Second runners up were Joan Fletcher and Leno Ellul with Heather Henn and Billy James coming in third runners up. Nearest to the pins went to Kevin and Marie on number 2, Col Penney and Sonia Kenway on both 5 and 18, and Grace Ferguson was closest on the 16th. The ball rundown went to 59 points. With the storms that came rolling through, hopefully the course got a much needed drink. Let’s hope Huey continues to be kind to us. Until next week, stay safe and good golfing.
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Account: GW & RL Sparkes Location: 68 Franks Lane, Wamuran Time: 10.00am Date: Saturday 15th November 2014 Offering: Machinery: Davis-Case articulated trench chain digger, Haib 13’ reach, cable trailer, Dunlite generator, Compair diesel air compressor, 3 O/H diesel tanks. Farming: MT 65 tractor bucket/blade, 6” Morehead slasher, Silvan 3hp mister, Cropland orchard sprayer, hail netting 600m x 6m, 12 rolls 90m x 2m as new, Kubota ride on, 7’ x 6’ stock crates, posts, wire etc. Water: Southern Cross 50hp 3ph pump, 1BC 20hp 3ph Cars: Mazda 2 - 2003 RWC, 1983 Ford Falcon - special Nordic cold room - ute mounted. Photo ID is required – Viewing 7.30am prior to auction. Photos & more info www.mikewheeler.com.au Cash or Cheque Payments. Phone: 5496 1203 Garry 0418 783 288 or Mike 0417 320 590
bridal, formal & clothing alterations. Ironing. 25 years experience 5438 7073 Property Maintenance Handyman, lawns (large or small) & garden, rubbish removal, welding, pens. disc. Ph: Clay 0410 581 881
bookkeeping Registered BAS Agent. Phone or Email Luisa on 0414 252 361 luisa@inboxbookkeeping.com.au
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Courses & Tuition guitar, flute, piano accordion & Music theory lessons. Professional caring teachers. Ph: 5494 7568 or 0411 959 157 ART CLASSES Day, Evening and Weekend. FINE ART SUPPLIES Phone for opening hours 3 hour class $25. www.landsboroughartstudio.com.au Phone Karen King 5494 8354 yoga Wed 6.30pm - 8.00pm. Peachester Hall. 0437 914 029 www.shantipathyogaspace.com.au
qualified boilermaker desperately looking for work. Please phone Brett 5493 0574
Markets Landsborough Market Saturdays 8.00am1.00pm . Stalls available. $10.00 a site. Follow us on Facebook. Bookings phone 5494 6315 b.h. Hinterland Mini Market - 2nd Sunday of the Month except January. 8am to 1pm at Glasshouse Mountains Community Hall. New stallholders welcome, please visit www.hinterlandminimarket.com for more information.
Books Beerwah Books & Bits & Vinyl Revival Large range of books, collectables & LP’s. Preloved books suitable for all ages babies to adults. We will be open for business during the Simpson Street landscaping process parking available at rear 5494 6315
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Account: Mrs K Reid Location: 28 Jenkinsons Road, Woodford Time: 10.00am Date: Saturday 29th November 2014 Offering: TL 90 New Holland 4x4 air cab 636hrs, Kubota B30130 147hrs, 12’ Howard HD-B series slasher, 24 plate of set disc, 6’ Howard rotary hoe, 7’ 3PTL finishing mower, Yeomans 3 tyne hydraulic plough, Trenchmaster 150 3PTL attachment, Fert spreader, Hilliers, 2 x 200lt Silvan spray units, 3000lt rapid spray tank on tandem trailer, 1973 Flightcraft 1.9m Phamton ski boat, parts washer, large assortment of tools, lifting chains & slings, oxy & welding gear, floor jack, 2 hydraulic Flowmeter pumps with hydraulic hose reel, hydraulic tailgate loader, new escavator bucket teeth, 4½ pallets new bricks, 4520 John Deere 4x4 326hrs with 4ft slasher. Plus sundries to many to list Photo ID is required – Viewing 7.30am prior to auction. Photos & more info www.mikewheeler.com.au Cash or Cheque Payments. Phone: 5496 1203 Garry 0418 783 288 or Mike 0417 320 590
Hire Tennis Courts for hire Day/ Night contact Glasshouse Mtns Sports Club 5493 0055 for bookings
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168 Whites COMPETITIVE PRICESRoad, Landsborough STEEL CUT TO 4550 SIZE RHS;Phone: FLAT BAR; ANGLE; HOUSE0427 POSTS; CHANNEL; 5494 1031 PIPE;Mobile: 400 130 SHEET; PLATE;jakemansteel@hotmail.com MESH; DEFORMED BAR; PLASTIC; TRENCH MESH; CHAIRS, email: www.jakemansteel.com.au
RHS FLAT BAR ANGLE PIPE HOUSE POSTS SHEET PLATE CHANNEL MESH PURLINS 2NDS ALSO AVAILABLE IN SHEET ALL STEEL SUPPLIES AT COMPETITIVE PRICES AND CUT TO SIZE
Konga & Zumba Elimbah & Glasshouse Wed & Thur 7.30pm /zumbafxang
wildhealth.com.au 5419 0244 YOGA GLASSHOUSE MOUNTAINS COMMUNITY HALL Tuesdays 6.30pm; GENTLE YOGA Fridays 9am Enquiries Ph: Kristy 0402 882 725 or 5438 7533 tai chi in beerwah Mondays Turner Park 7am. Fridays CWA Hall 9.30am & 10.45am. All welcome. Phone Sarah 5494 6793
Business Opportunity coffee with james mobile coffee van Gtd work, earn $1,500 - $5,000 + pw. Exciting new opportunity in the rapid growing coffee industry, change your lifestyle, call James 1800 152 637 coffeewithjames.com.au
ride on mower Rover Rancher 10.5hp Briggs engine, heal & toe, 38" cut, $750 ono. Clothes dryer Hoover, 5kg $60 Ph: 0437 007 128 Waeco 12 Volt fridge CF25 - 23 litres. Gas-a-lec 3 way fridge 40 litres. Both older models work well. $250 for the 2 Ph: 5439 9783 Single ensemble bed, single cream tubular bed, single and double bedspreads, cardboard teachest packing cases used once Ph: 5439 0379
Wanted to Buy Licenced dealer looking to purchase old china, coloured glass, old tin toys, silver items, oriental pieces, watches, all military items (not firearms), paintings, clocks , early pre-1940 Australian postcards. Coins – all pre-decimal coins, florins, shillings, sixpences, threepences, 1966 round fifty cent coins, proof sets, gold coins and sovereigns. Banknotes and stamps. Gold jewellery including damaged. Happy to look through any old sheds and barns. Phone Brian Davis 5491 7560 or 0475 191 614
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$14.00 for 10 words then 50c per word thereafter. Ring through your classifed and pay over the phone with your credit card. Deadline Monday 12noon
Positions Vacant Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch Requires volunteer Bar Staff for Friday & Saturday nights From 5pm to 9pm RSA ESSENTIAL New Start Applicants considered Phone Kaz on 5496 9774
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Beerwah State High School
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These positions are temporary part-time positions of 25 hours per week. Commencing on 21st January 2015 – 11th December 2015. It is anticipated that the successful applicants would be available to work Monday – Friday between the hours of 8am and 3pm during school weeks. The current pay rate is $23.11 per hour as per Teacher Aides Award Classification TA2 level 1. These positions will involve Teacher Aides working predominantly with Junior Secondary students. The successful applicants will be assisting with in-class support and one-on-one support, with a specific focus on literacy and numeracy. Applicants must address the selection criteria in the application pack, which is available from the school office or on our website. www.beerwahshs.eq.edu.au Applications are to be submitted before 9.00am, Wednesday 26th November. The Business Services Manager Beerwah State High School P O Box 198, BEERWAH, Q 4519 Fax: 5436 5300 Email: amill67@eq.edu.au For enquiries contact Angela Miller on 5436 5333 Qualified Chef – part time, contact Kylie at the sports club or email to resume glassmt@blue1000.com.au
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To Rent/Lease/Let Ultra private quiet ff luxury 2bed cottage with 2 car u'cover, Glass House Mountains. No garden maintenance. Employed tenants only. Sorry, no children/ pets. Suit 2 professionals or couple. $465 p/w inc utilities / local calls. Refs. Bond $1000. 3+ months. Avail 16th Nov Ph: 0422 120 145
Garage Sales GLAss house MoUNTAINS 23 Parkview Road, Sat & Sun 7.30am. Quality sale – JD ride-on, cement mixer, best trade tools, building materials, kitchen appliances, cane lounge / dining suite, leather lounge, petrol garden tools, silverware, antiques, crockery. GLASSHOUSE 3 Parkview Road, Sat 7am. Huge Sale. beerwah 50 Thompson Road. Sat & Sun 8am - 3pm. Treasures, collectables (bric-a-brac), extensive range of non-fiction books, records, luggage, maps & artifacts. beerwah 25 Pine Camp Road, Sat & Sun, 8.30am. All household items - moving sale - all must go.
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In order to make season 2015 their strongest yet, BeeGees are getting a jump start on the new season by holding soccer trials for both Junior and MiniRoo teams at the Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club. These trials will give the club an opportunity to establish teams early and allow an opportunity for new players to get a taste of playing for the BeeGees. So if your child is planning on donning the green and white in season 2015, make sure they don’t miss out on the upcoming trials. Boys U12, U13, U14, U15 – November 20, 25 and 27, 5.00pm to 6.30pm Girls U12, U14, U16 – December 2 and 9, 5.00pm to 6.00pm Miniroos U10 and U11 – December 4 and 11, 5.00pm to 6.00pm See www.beerwahglasshouseunited.com.au for more details.
Navigation quest through the Beerburrum State Forest
Want a great way to get fit? Why not grab your friends and family and try orienteering on a bike and / or by foot this weekend? Sunshine Orienteers are holding a navigation quest through the Beerburrum State Forest on Sunday, November 16. The non-profit community based sports club is interested in keeping people active and healthy by offering orienteering courses that can be undertaken riding a bike or running in the forest on a fun navigational adventure. Three orientation courses will be offered on the day. ‘BIKE O’ scatter starts at 8.00am and involves 75 minutes of navigational riding or early return. ‘COMB O’ starts at 8.00am and involves a 75 minute bike ride and a choice of your own run leg and ‘FOOT O’ commences at 9.30am and offers a choice of a 1.5km run (very easy navigation) to a 7.8km course (hard navigation). For more information, go to www.sunshineorienteers.com. au/events or phone Stu on 0439 979 261. Entry for non-members is $13.00 per event with family rates available. Enter by November 12 to avoid late fees.
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