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Hi Everyone With the focus recently on the closing of the Beerwah RSL we have taken quite a few phone calls about ANZAC Day and what will be happening in Beerwah.

There has been some rumours that ANZAC Day activities will not go ahead, however this is definitely not the case, the Beerwah – Peachester RSL Sub-Branch have planning for all of their regular activities in full swing.

And the Beerwah RSL building will still be the centre of their ANZAC Day commemorations.

The Glasshouse Country RSL Sub-Branch will have their Dawn Service and the Gunfire Breakfast as well as the March and Service at Landsborough.

At Glass House Mountains there will once again be the March in Coonowrin Road followed by a service at the Glass House Mountains Hall. This year the march

has been extended so that the forming up will start at Page Street extending the march to 300m.

There has been speculation this year with ANZAC Day coinciding with Easter that attendances could be down – however I am sure those of us that won’t be flying off to exotic holiday destinations will be there to show our support.

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Next gathering of Glasshouse Country Menshed Inc, 8.30am 12.30pm at the Resource Recovery Centre, Roberts Road Beerwah.

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Opening of Wild Art for Wild Life Exhibition, the Animal Hospital, Australia Zoo, Beerwah, 5.30pm for 6.30pm. Works by Queensland Wildlife Artists’ Society Inc. Drinks and finger food provided. Tickets $10.00. Please RSVP for catering ring 3200 1367.

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Jackie Love – ‘The Look of Love’, The Events Centre, 20 Minchinton Street, Caloundra. Cost $14.00, members $12.00 and groups of 10+ $12.50. Morning tea from 10.00am, 11.00am concert start. Bookings 5491 4240 or visit www.theeventscentre.com.au Nickleby The Magician presents ‘The Easter Magic Show’ featuring the Easter Bunny Shows at 10.00am and 2.00pm. Tickets $12.00 / $10.00 groups 10+; one hour show - fun for all ages.

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Making a Splash Local Beerwah residents Paul Lancaster and Margaret Vita will be one of the feature exhibitors at the upcoming Brisbane Gardening Australia Expo.

Despite their nursery having recently been flooded, they will still be showcasing their extensive range of water plants, including a range of exotic and rare water plants. Being a wholesale nursery, the Expo offers water plant enthusiasts the opportunity to get up close and personal and talk to the experts about any problems they are currently experiencing due to the wet weather.

“Even water plants don’t enjoy this ongoing wet weather. Mainly, it is a constant battle against water born bugs and diseases, and we are regularly hand picking bugs at the moment to ensure we keep on top of the problem.

The flood made an absolute mess of the nursery but luckily we are now in recovery mode,” explains Margaret.

Always passionate about gardening, six years ago the couple decided to escape ‘the rat race’, turned their backs on Melbourne city living and literally packed up and moved to Beerwah ‘sight unseen’. Leaving behind reliable careers in automotive IT and administration, they embarked on a new life and are now one of the largest suppliers of water plants in Queensland.

Their ‘living’ exhibit will be a stunning display with a small variety of water plants including water lilies and aquatic plants, heliconias and gingers and other sub tropical plants.

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Kookaburra Sits in the Beerwah Gum Tree It’s April and young Beerwah Kookaburras are out of the nest and taking on an important role in the Kookaburra family. If you see one Kookaburra around, it’s likely that a whole family is living nearby – and there are plenty of things you can do to be a Backyard Buddy to Kookaburras.

Backyard Buddies is a free program run by Australia’s Foundation for National Parks and Wildlife. Each month, you get a Backyard Buddies email (B-mail) with tips to make your backyard inviting and safe for native animals. Download a free Kookaburra factsheet and get Bmail at www.backyardbuddies.net.au.

“Around this time of year, Kookaburras that were only chicks a little while ago are now old enough to begin helping out their parents,” said Ms Leonie Gale, CEO of the Foundation for National Parks and Wildlife. “These young birds stay with their family group for up to four years, raising siblings and helping their family to defend their home turf.”

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Laughing Kookaburra, photographer Rae Allen “The Kookaburra’s distinctive ‘koo-hoo-hoo-hoohaa-haa-haa-haa’ isn’t just a belly laugh – it’s a territorial display.”

“Kookaburras make different sounds to communicate,” said Ms Gale. “At any time of year they chuckle to locate family members.

During the breeding season from September to January they make a ‘chuck’ to find their family, and ‘squawk’ to beg for food from other Kookaburras in their group.”

“Their famous laugh tells other Kookaburras that ‘This is our home, and we will fight for it.’ If you listen out for these calls, usually made in chorus by a family of Kookaburras, you should be able to discover the boundaries of their territory.”

“One Kookaburra family’s territory can extend up to a hundred house blocks and include some parkland as well. Kookaburras are quite at home in urban areas, so they’re not an uncommon Beerwah sight.”

“There are a lot of simple things we can do to protect this national icon, our laughing buddy.

And Kookaburras are great to have around – not only do they provide lots of entertainment, and they eat mice,” said Ms Gale.

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Back flip on water reform The State Government announced last week that water distribution will be returned to local councils in a sudden turn-around of government policy.

Premier Anna Bligh said that the government has decided to repeal the sections of the South-East Queensland Water (Distribution and Retail Restructuring) Act 2009 which require the distribution and retail entities.

“This means that Councils who wish to return to their previous structure will be able to do that and those that wish to retain the current entities can also do so.”

Citing an “end to the blame game” and “to force local governments to accept their responsibility for water pricing”, the Premier’s move to possibly windup Unity Water comes hot on the heels of Campbell Newman’s pledge to do the same.

Member for Glass House Andrew Powell said that Premier Anna Bligh has been forced to reform the water system that she bungled.

“When Campbell Newman entered the State Government scene he announced his four point plan to fix the water system.

“Initially these changes were rejected by Labor but Campbell Newman held them to account and has forced a change,” he said.

The Premier said the State Government would continue to produce and treat the bulk water that is delivered to the water utilities.

“We will also continue to operate the water grid that shares water across the SEQ region and gives water security to all its citizens,” she said.

“What this announcement means is that SEQ Councils will be responsible for how water is distributed and retailed and how much they charge. These decisions will rest solely with councils.

“As I have listened to ratepayers across the South East they have said enough is enough and I agree. The blame game on water must end today.”

However, Mr Powell warns that the LNP will need to see all of the details of the plan before they can be sure the changes will help Queenslanders or whether the Government is simply playing politics again. Mr Powell said this is the first big win for Campbell Newman and the people of South East Queensland.

“Under the Can Do LNP Team, Queenslanders will power Queensland again, not politics.”

A statement from Unitywater says that it’s “business as usual” for the water retailing entity.

Unitywater CEO Jon Black said the matter was an issue for its owner councils to consider and Unitywater remained committed to providing high quality water supply and sewerage services to its customers in the Moreton Bay and Sunshine Coast regions.

“Despite the announcement by the Premier, which is a political issue, our staff will maintain their focus on delivering exceptional service to our customers,” Mr Black said.

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Construction of a new 2.5 metre wide concrete pathway has started on the southern side of Connection Road at Mooloolah, between the dam entrance and Stevens Road.

Division 1 Councillor Anna Grosskreutz said the $230,000 project had been joint-funded by council and the State Government’s South East Queensland Cycle Network Program.

“This project will be a major benefit to the local community at Mooloolah and is part of council’s Active Transport Plan that sets out strategic planning for walking and cycling on the Sunshine Coast,” she said.

“Constructing bikeway and walkway infrastructure like this across the region creates sustainable local transport systems and promotes active and healthy lifestyles.”

Cr Grosskreutz said the Mooloolah bikeway works would be constructed on the road reserve and council would endeavour to avoid disturbances of large established trees.

“Council will consult with adjoining property owners if any trees do require removal while works are in progress,” she said.

Work is underway on the project that is expected to be finished within four weeks (weather permitting).

Some property access may be affected during construction for short durations. Council officers will contact residents, where relevant, to discuss timing for access or parking if works are likely to block property entrances.

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The April ‘Good Neighbour Award’ certificate was presented by the Area Co-ordinator, Ron Stocks, at the Beerwah Neighbourhood Watch meeting on April 4, to Fred and Joyce Carr.

Fred and Joyce were nominated by Suzanne Hoey, the Director of Care at Embracia, for their volunteer work there since 2006. They run many activities, as well as assisting with events and bus trips. Fred is the President of ‘Friends of Eden’. Unfortunately Suzanne was not able to be present. The photograph shows Joyce and Fred being presented with their certificate by Ron Stocks.

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After much anticipation Coast commuters can claim some victories following the release of the new Sunshine Coast timetable. Member for Glass House, Andrew Powell MP, who has campaigned on behalf of Coast commuters since November, acknowledges some improvements on the draft timetable but remains concerned the Coast commute has just become longer.

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“Coast commuters have fought tooth and nail to be heard since the proposed timetable was released last year and the government appears to have listened, albeit selectively, to their many concerns.

“The Minister has made a number of concessions including reinstating a 5.20pm outbound service and modifying some arrival times. But at the end of the day the reduction in express services will see most commuters spending more time on their commute,” Mr Powell said.

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The newly released timetable, due for implementation from June 6, makes the following adverse changes: • A commuter commencing work at 8.00am will now need to depart Nambour at 5.50am (previously 6.00am); and • A commuter commencing work at 8.30am will now need to depart Nambour at 6.14am (previously 6.27am).

“Previously peak hour Sunshine Coast services ran express from Bowen Hills to Caboolture, that’s now Northgate to Petrie, adding more than 10 minutes in each direction to most commutes.

“Yes, it’s a victory of sorts. But at the end of the day, commuters were given guarantees that infrastructure upgrades would deliver shorter commutes. What we see in today’s timetable release puts pay to that promise once and for all,” Mr Powell said.

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Christmas comes in April?

Free public transport buses at Christmas will continue for people on the Sunshine Coast after an overwhelming positive response by the public.

Integrated Transport Portfolio Councillor Vivien Griffin said the initiative was part of a suite of measures to support public transport which was approved by council last week at a special budget meeting.

“Working together to deliver more for the whole region has seen public transport improve across the Sunshine Coast,” Cr Griffin said.

“The Public Transport Levy was introduced two years ago to provide a better service to get more people using buses, trains and Council cabs— and it’s working.

“In 2008/09 there were 3,890,000 boarding; a year later there were more than 4,000,000 boardings and that figure is expected to increase again this year.

“In the Free Holiday Bus period last Christmas, 200,000 people used Translink services across the coast—a 30 per cent increase on the previous year.”

The decision means council will continue to promote and refine existing initiatives and introduce new ones: • Free holiday public transport (buses, Flexilinks and Council Cabs) • A permanent Sunshine Coast Airport bus service • Improvements to existing bus routes • Bus stop improvements • Development and introduction of a trial bus service between Coolum and Nambour • Confirmation of the Hinterland Connect service • Continuation of the successful Beerwah to Landsborough to Maleny bus trial • Continuation of the existing Flexilink services • Continuation of Council Cabs Council established a principle of ‘use it or lose it’ when it introduced new services through the transport levy, and on that basis four Flexilink services will cease from June 30 unless there’s a dramatic turnaround in patronage.

Those routes are Buderim to Mountain Creek, Kunda Park/Buderim/Mons, Cooroy to Pomona and Mooloolah Valley to Glenview. However residents in these areas will be given every chance to show their support for these services before June 30. Sunshine Coast Council voted to keep the Public Transport Levy at $20.00.

Local Student on New TV Game Show Isabelle Westaway is a Year 7 student at Glasshouse Country Christian College who will very soon be seen on national TV. Isabelle saw an advertisement on ABC3 for 11 to 12-year-olds to enter a new game show called Go Lingo and went for it.

“I went on the website they mentioned and played some on line games and then later on found out that I was accepted as a contestant entrant on the show,” Isabelle said.

GoLingo is a high energy vocabulary game show using a combination of technology and physical games.

Isabelle enjoyed the whole experience from the TV make up to jumping into a pit full of cubes where she had to spell out her name. The show also includes games focusing on indigenous Australia and Torres Strait Islander history, culture and language.

“I had to learn a paragraph about the Gubbi Gubbi tribe and then was tested on it,” Isabelle said.

Prizes included a Go Lingo T-shirt, a medal and a DVD but the biggest prize was the experience of being on TV – something Isabelle would like to do more of in the future.

“I would love to one day host a TV show or become an actor,” she said.

The episode featuring Isabelle will screen late April or early May.

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Tiger treats at Australia Zoo April 1 brought birthday treats for Australia Zoo’s tigers. While most seven year olds get excited by the idea of eating ice-cream, Sumatran Tigers are no exception! Celebrating their seventh birthday, siblings Juma, Ranu and Singha were each treated to an ice-cream cake.

Despite never before having had ice-cream, they did not shy away from a milky treat and as adult tigers, devoured their special celebratory cakes within seconds.

Males Juma and Ranu, and female Singha, were raised at Australia Zoo, arriving in Queensland at just three weeks of age. Now considered to be in the prime of their lives, they are helping to save their species in the wild.

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“All six of our Sumatran Tigers are ambassadors for their species, participating in encounters and photo sessions to raise funds for the tiger conservation programs that we support,” said Australian Zoo’s Big Cat Supervisor Giles Clark.

“Over the last seven years these three tigers have helped raise hundreds and thousands of dollars for tiger conservation.”

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Beerwah Electronics damaged by runaway car

Beerwah Electronics owners Garth and Julie Stone are thanking their lucky stars that the car that went through their shop front didn’t do more damage than it did.

Last Thursday, an out of control car jumped from the carpark of the Turner Village Shopping Centre on Peachester Road, Beerwah and crashed into the building between Beerwah Electronics and Simply Seafoods.

Café Beerwah owner Rosalie Sullivan said she heard a loud crash as the car snapped a timber support post and ended up sideways under the awning.

“I thought at first it was a crash on the road out the front, but then looked over the see the car had driven into the Beerwah Electronics Garth and Julie Stone front,” she said. outside their shop Garth and Julie are both fine and unhurt, and would like all their valued customers to know that they are trading as per usual and that there has been no damage to any of their stock or the inside of their store.

“The worst we’d had happen before was a skateboard going through the glass. I’m just glad that the driver seemed to be OK and that we could have the repairs done quickly to the front so that we didn’t have to close at all,” said Garth.

Garth and Julie weren’t sure whether a drive-through service is one that they would be looking at introducing anytime soon.

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Member for Glass House, Andrew Powell MP, is pleased to announce nominations have opened for the second annual Glass House Volunteer Award ceremony. The ceremony will be held to coincide with National Volunteer Week, this year being celebrated from May 9 - 15 with a theme of ‘Inspiring the Volunteer in You’.

“The purpose of National Volunteer Week is to say ‘thanks’ to the many tireless volunteers that we have within our community.

“The work performed by volunteers can sometimes be taken for granted or overlooked which is why this week of celebration and appreciation of their hard work is so important,” Mr Powell said.

Mr Powell structures the Glass House Volunteer Awards to acknowledge the efforts of many volunteers rather than one, throughout the community.

“This year I am pleased to say we have written to over 200 community groups and associations. Nominations close on Friday, April 29 and I encourage anyone wishing to make a nomination to contact my office.

“Judging by the amount of community groups we have invited to submit a nomination, I am confident that we will have in excess of 150 people attending this event,” Mr Powell said. Following the ceremony fellow volunteers will have the chance to enjoy a cuppa and chat.

This event is invitation only and will be held from 10.00am Friday, May 13, at the Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club on Steve Irwin Way Glass House Mountains. www.gcnews.com.au

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Kerbside offenders urged to adhere Bring in your bin or get stuck with the consequences. That’s the warning from Sunshine Coast Council to businesses and residences that repeatedly leave their ‘wheelies’ where they shouldn’t be. Environment Portfolio Councillor Keryn Jones said stickers would be placed on bins that were consistently left on the kerbside well after collection.

“Council has received a flood of complaints from the community about bins being left in the street long after collection day or even permanently,” she said.

“Residences and businesses that repeatedly forget will now be slapped with a sticker on their bin to remind them to do the right thing, or else.”

Repeat offenders who fail to heed council’s warnings can face fines of up to $4,000 under State Government legislation.

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Cr Jones said the new warning stickers aimed to clean up the problem of abandoned bins before harsher penalties were called for. “This is about council wanting a cleaner, more visually appealing Sunshine Coast,” she said.

“Bins on streets are unsightly and can create unhealthy situations when they’re knocked over in the street.

“If you receive a sticker on your bin, do the right thing and bring it in once its emptied and there’ll be no more stickers and no possibility that you’ll be fined.”

For information on what day your bins are collected, visit council’s website and click on ‘Waste collection,’ or call customer service on 5475 7272. * Copies of the new warning stickers are available on request

Following on from a really successful Welcome to Glasshouse Country Dinner organised by the Beerwah Lions Club to welcome new residents to the area, they are now busy planning for this year’s event.

It will be held on Thursday, May 19 and invitations to attend the evening are now available at Real Estate Offices throughout Glasshouse Country.

The dinner is held at the Beerwah Community Hall, at 6.30pm for a 7.00pm start. There will be a superb menu catered by Pasta d' Vine’s Oskar and Suzanne with tickets $40.00 per person.

Once again an interesting program planned by community guests and special guest entertainer Bush Poet John Major.

Come along and meet other people new to this area as well as special guests and members of the Beerwah Lions Family.

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John Fraser, killed in action in France In the lead-up to ANZAC Day it’s timely to remember two members of the extended Bankfoot family who were killed in action in France in World War 1 – brothers William (Willie) and John Fraser. Willie and John were the sons of Janet Fraser (nee Grigor) and John Fraser of Yandina. John, a teamster, enlisted in the Army in June 1917, aged 26. After training and then a long voyage in a troop ship, he arrived in Calais in April 1918.

The letters he wrote to his cousin Mary make fascinating reading. “I got a smell of gas,” John wrote on May 20, 1918. “Although we carry small box respirators which are proof against gas, we either took our helmets off too soon or not soon enough . . . I have escaped scalds on the skin, but caught it in the eyes and chest . . . it was not bad enough to send me to blighty (England) . . . it was gas compressed into shells and fired through the air from a mile or so behind the line and when the shell hits the ground it bursts and the gas escapes and, being heavy, searches its way into the trenches. We give jerry (the Germans) gas at times and think our gas is worse on him than his on us.”John Fraser was in the 49th Battalion when he was killed on August 12, 1918, just four months after arriving in France and three months before the end of the War. He is buried in the French Military Cemetery near Albert in northern France.

Next month – Willie Fraser. Please mark Sunday, June 5 in your diary when Bankfoot House will hold an Open Day as part of a Kero Lamp Heritage Trail, all within the wider Glasshouse Country Festival.

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Glasshouse Country Christian College Students gain valuable experience

Trying to decide what career to pursue in the future is never easy, but thanks to numerous helpful local businesses offering work experience to students, the choice can now be a lot clearer. Enthusiastic Glasshouse Country Christian College Year 10 students have spent a week with a variety of businesses, and we spoke to some of them.

Courtney Sutton spent her work experience time with Beerwah Magic Trees Early Learning Centre.

“I like children and when I leave school I want to become a childcare teacher - so this shows me what I’m getting into. It’s been a good experience so far. I’ve been in the nursery and now I’m in the toddler room.

I really enjoyed the nursery though it gets boring at some points (when they fall asleep), and loud. I’ve been doing outside play. And I’ve bottle fed a few of the babies and played with them. I’ve enjoyed the experience; the best part is the babies.”

Riley Williamson has been learning the ropes at King Tobin Lawyers.

“In the future I hope to become a lawyer and I thought that doing work

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experience here would give me a good perspective on how a law firm works. It’s been great so far. I’ve been researching, and just getting to know how everything works as a whole. I’ve enjoyed being here and getting the opportunity to work in a law firm.”

Royce Hodgson knew Beerwah Computer Services was the business for him.

“I’ve always been into computers and fixing computers, I’m always messing around with them, so I thought I’d like to learn from the experts. So far I’ve been doing web design and sorting out viruses; learning what virus protection to use on different systems. I’ve probably enjoyed the web design the most so far, that was fun. I can see myself doing this in the future.”

Rebekah White, Beerwah Vets “I really enjoyed my time at Beerwah Vets. The staff were great at explaining the equipment, and helping me to understand more about my future. When I leave school I’m hoping to reach a high enough level of OP1, and pursue my lifelong dream. My week was filled with helping the nurses and surgeries, cleaning up before and after surgeries, and helping the animals, and I enjoyed every minute.”

My name is Hannah Boyer and I’m a student at Glasshouse Country Christian College. I am studying Year 10 and am interested in journalism and writing. I went to Glasshouse Country News for my work experience and was astounded by the possibilities before me. On my first day, I was greeted by a group of welcoming staff. My supervisor, Sarah, was friendly and taught me about greeting customers, aspects of accounts and billing, and also about setting up interviews, and writing stories.

This experience also gave insight to many aspects of what goes on behind the scenes in newspaper work. Inserting catalogues and flyers, was a relatively fun job; that also consisted of sending out the papers to local businesses.

As phones rang around me it made me wonder,

just how much work is actually put into making our weekly paper?

The articles, the classifieds, the whole concept, and procedure is process driven, very orderly and considerate of all staff and the public. Organising the paperwork, filling client cards, and stamping envelopes was an experience.

My most enjoyable day was Wednesday when I was able to attend interviews with Rosemary the news interviewer. I visited four businesses, Beerwah Magic Tree’s Early Learning Centre, King Tobin Lawyers, Beerwah Computing Services, and Beerwah Vets. Here we interviewed Glasshouse Country Christian College Year 10 students about their work experience.

My time at Glasshouse Country News was a great experience and one I would like to repeat.

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Peachester State School’s Environmental Club are hard at work with the first of their planned projects for the year. This is all thanks to the Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network (RBCN) which has donated a trellis to grow the food plant (Pararistolochia praevenosa) for the Richmond Birdwing Butterfly larva, as part of the RBCN Education and Awareness program throughout schools in SEQ. Planting of these vines at the Peachester School is helping to build a corridor between existing colonies in the area.

A special thanks is extended to Mr Ray Seddon for his expertise in building the structure and for helping the students to plant the Birdwing Butterfly Vine. Mr Seddon spoke at a recent school assembly about the importance of helping to increase the numbers of the Richmond Birdwing Butterfly, with the majority of students volunteering to take a vine home in the near future.

Also involved have been the Year 6 / 7 class who are at present cultivating more of the Birdwing Butterfly Vine while the Prep / Year 1 class is responsible for the watering of the vines on the trellis. It has proven to be a great project for the whole school to be proud of participating in.

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For Year 8 students at Unity College, the Orientation Days last week were great fun as well as being a learning experience.

Activities were held at the College and at Kings’ Beach and over the two days students participated in ‘Getting to Know You’ activities, ‘Organisational and Team Building’ activities and ‘Anti-Bullying’ tasks.

They heard the story of Unity College, which is an ecumenical college supported by the local Catholic and Uniting Churches, and this year’s senior leaders gave them an insight into what it has to offer them academically, physically, spiritually, culturally and socially.

“The students’ involvement, commitment and behaviour was of a very high standard,” said Year 8 Co-ordinator, Mark Harris.

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The school has adopted the Richmond Birdwing Butterfly as an emblem which appears on the right sleeve of the school’s uniform. The students of the Environmental Club have actively participated in all Peachester students in aspects of this project within the School. action tending the vines One member, Jade comments, “it is so high that the vines will grow and the butterflies will come again, I think it is great.”

Asher says, “the butterfly is a great thing for our community. I’m glad that the school has looked after the Birdwing Butterfly as we are planting vines in our school.”

On behalf of Peachester State School we would like to thank the School’s Environmental Club students, Mrs Dorothy Robb and Mr Troy Pearce for all their hard work, and for their involvement in caring for the environment they live in. We certainly look forward to seeing butterflies gracing the grounds of the school, more frequently next year. The Club has also had to raise funds towards the project.

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I am always amazed by the amount of businesses that aren't using a branded domain name for their business email address.

What do I mean by this? Well, ideally, you should have an email address with a domain name that matches your business name – rather than the free email account you got when you signed up with an internet service provider (ISP).

Think about how much more professional it appears to have an email address like info@joeblogsplumbing.com.au as opposed to joeblogsplumbing@bigpond.com.

Why have a branded domain name?

• It provides reassurance to your customer that you are a business that wants to be taken seriously. A business that has purchased a domain name and set up emails obviously plans to stick around for a while.

• It removes the need for changing email addresses if you change your ISP. You can jump between different ISP’s all the time and keep the same email address.

• It ensures continuity across all of your business communication which is important from a branding perspective.

It’s very easy to set this up. You simply need to purchase a domain name and email hosting.

Domain names can be purchased from any reputable registrar – make sure you stick with an Australian company as there are some dodgy ones out there. We recommend either Net Registry or Crazy Domains.

Often when you purchase a domain name you will be provided with options for email hosting as an add-on service.

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I’ve spoken before about the benefits of the many free online services that are accessible through your web browser. Unfortunately these aren’t much good to you if they don’t work.

If you use Windows Vista or Windows 7, then the latest Internet Explorer version should have hit your PC in the last few days, as an optional update that you can click to install. As with all major new Microsoft products, I would generally recommend waiting a few months until the first Service Pack comes out, featuring all the bug fixes and improvements that should have been part of the original product, but weren’t.

If you’re like me, however, and are desperate to have the latest and “greatest” then there is at least some good news - Internet Explorer 9 features a little icon at the top of the screen that looks like a broken page. Click this and you will enter “Compatibility Mode”, meaning that websites will, for the most part, still look and act as they did before you upgraded.

So why would anyone, anywhere, actually want to upgrade to Internet Explorer 9? Apparently it’s the power and performance. The software supposedly makes use of your graphics hardware to improve animation and rendering speed. You can also do a couple of little extras like dragging websites straight out of your browser to place on your desktop or toolbar as links.

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How exciting the lead up to the Glasshouse Country Festival has become since my last update. The registration of exhibitors for the Sustainability & Garden Expo has been steady and we would like to have all exhibitor registration finalised by April 16. This will enable the program to be printed accurately and on time.

As with everything, the paper work takes a little time to be completed so if you wish to have an exhibit make contact now.

The program for the expo will provide an interesting and exciting experience for the complete family, from the grands to the young fry. The 30 specialty workshops to be presented throughout the day will provide a opportunity for you to learn about all manner of topics on the environment, how you can recycle in your garden and in the home, how to manage weeds, how to manage energy with gas and solar systems and most importantly how to look after your own health. We will have lots of fun things for the young people to do and a regular visit to our festival website will keep you informed.

The Sustainable Schools Awards, was an initiative we implemented in conjunction with the 2010 expo. All schools were recognised for the effort they contributed to the awards. We have refined the awards this year in conjunction with Education Queensland’s sustainability coordinator. The awards are available to all education facilities between Elimbah and Glenview and Peachester. If your school has not entered in the 2011 awards we encourage parents, students and teachers to become involved and be in the running to have your school recognised on one of the perpetual award trophies. The awards coordinator has been in contact with all of the schools in Glasshouse Country so help your children’s school be recognised by registering your Sustainable School program.

The list of events being registered from all Glasshouse Country communities as festival events is increasing by the day. The weekend of June 4 and 5 will be a great follow up to the expo. The Heritage Steam Train will be coming from Brisbane and running local trips so watch GCNews and the festival website for details.

Bankfoot House will be holding an open day on Sunday, June 5, displaying all the history of the Glass House area. The Beerwah Lions club will be conducting an Art Show at the new Glass House Mountains School hall.

It is not too late to involve your community so visit the website register your event.

To celebrate this great Glasshouse Country visit www.glasshousecountyfestival.com.au to register or phone the coordinator on 0427 606 240. www.gcnews.com.au

Doing Business

ANZAC Day in Glasshouse Country Beerwah

Winter Chic

Monday, April 25

0415h: Dawn Service march will form at the Club car park on the Beerwah Parade side.

0425h: The march will commence.

0428h: Dawn Service.

0500h: Gun Fire Breakfast at 0500h in the Sportsman Bar area.

0700h: Until 0830h breakfast will be served.

0900h: The Club will be closed at 0900h for preparation of the Main Service.

0910h: The march for the Main Service will form up at the corner of Free and Mawhinney Streets.

0930h: March will commence. Bring a hat and water. The usual vintage cars will be available for the older Veterans.

If there are any enquiries, please contact the Beerwah Peachester Sub Branch on 5494 0278.

Landsborough

0428h: Dawn Service, Landsborough RSL Park, Cribb Street (near railway crossing).

0500h: Gun Fire Breakfast at Landsborough Sports Club, Tunnel Ridge Road, Landsborough. Cost $2.00 each.

0850h: Wreath Laying Service, RSL Park Landsborough.

0900h: Form up 50 metres north of Landsborough Hotel, March to Community Hall, Old Landsborough Road, for Service followed by morning tea.

Glass House Mountains 1115h:

Form up Coonowrin Road and Page Street Glass House Mountains.

1120h: March 300m to the Service at Glass House Community Hall, Coonowrin Road.

1250h: Light Lunch at Glass House Country RSL, 1 Reed Street Glass House Mountains.

Donation for lunch will be appreciated.

The activities in Landsborough and Glass House Mountains are organised by the Glasshouse Country RSL Sub-Branch.

For any enquiries phone Libby Dios-Brun on 5438 7221, or to leave a message on the club’s answering machine phone 5438 7777.

Chic Effects have received their new winter fashion wear of cardigans, jumpers, jackets, shorts and leggings which complements their stock range of dresses, tops, skirts, casual tops, and semi formal dresses.

Proprietress, Goona Goona Nair-Rust owner of Chic Effects Nair-Rust, who has been operating her business for four years, said the stock is the latest in designer trends and caters for all age groups; Goona is also excited by the formal wear and special occasion frocks she has introduced.

“If you like any of the dresses, or those in the pictures on the shop window, I can get them in for you,” Goona explains.

“Your measurements will be taken with your choice of colour. I promise that you will be the only one wearing the particular outfit. The prices are affordable and I am taking orders now.”

Goona said she has been fortunate with her clientele which consists of many friendly and wonderful customers who are now dear friends.

“It has been a pleasure to show all my customers what Chic Effects can offer and we have a good time,” she said.

Goona encourages current and new clients to come in soon to see the new stock.

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Last Sunday, members from the Glasshouse Toastmasters Club took a trip to Kilcoy to participate in the competition of New Speakers, Interpretive Reading and Tall Tales Contests.

There are six clubs in our area and after the ‘in club competitions’ the winners went on to compete in Kilcoy.

Congratulations to Chris Magee, Roy Phillips and Robert Thompson who did us proud and were place getters in the New Speakers and Tall Tale Contest.

Going to competition days, makes you realise that you belong to a big Toastmaster’s family, and it is really nice to catch up with your friends on those days.

There is a lot of talking and a lot of laughter, we are not lost for words.

But let me tell you my story.

Imagine stepping into a small elevator in a quiet hotel, late at night. You push the ‘Up’ button and discover someone else has stepped inside too. It’s ….the original ABBA band member you’d just applauded – an hour earlier, with 18,000 other fans. What do you say?

Should you say anything? In some parts of the world, celebrity sightings are more common, but no matter how often you see them, there’s always that one famous person who will take your breath away.

Even the smoothest toastmaster can suffer a tongue-tied moment when caught off-guard by a close encounter with a star.

I was not a Toastmaster at the time, so I said nothing.

Sadly enough I did not meet anyone famous over the past years, but whenever Benny Andersson steps into my lift again, I will tell him that I met him more than 25 years ago and apologise for pretending to not recognise him. Maybe one day your idol will step into your lift, if so, let your confidence gained during Toastmaster meetings give you something to talk about for months.

Of course you have to join a club first and I think that the Glasshouse Country Toastmasters Club is just the right one for you.

Give it a go. We meet every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month in the hall of Church on the Rise, Peachester Road, Beerwah, at 9.00am for a 9.30am start. Like to know more? Give me a call on 5496 9855.

Caboolture Family History Research Group Inc

We are a not-for-profit organisation who can help with those interested in researching a family tree and don’t know where to start. We will help you to understand what it is all about. We are now welcoming new and prospective members at our Group building at the Caboolture Historical Village, 280 Beerburrum Road, Caboolture. (You can find us next to Bauer House at the machinery end of the Historical Village.) Opening hours are 9.30am – 3.00pm Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. The group building boasts air conditioning, disabled access and kitchen facilities. Our resources include local, Australian and worldwide books, cd’s and microfiche. The Group can be telephoned on 5428 2018, or contacted via e-mail at cfhrg@ yahoo.com.au for any further information you may require.

We recently moved from the Old Fire Station in Caboolture to the new location in the Historical Village. The new premises were officially opened on March 12 by Patron, Greg Chippendale, local Councillor and Deputy Mayor of Moreton Regional Council.

New premises for the Caboolture Family History Research Group Inc. GCNews welcomes contributions from all local community groups and service clubs. Please note the editorial deadline is 12.00noon each Friday.

If you have missed the deadline your article will not be considered for the next edition. For articles that do meet the deadline every effort will be made to include them in the next edition. However if we receive more contributions than we have space available your contribution may be held over until the following week. Priority is given to articles / notices that are time specific.

The philosophy of GCNews is to ensure community groups and other regular contributors have equal opportunity in accessing the free community space made available each week. Please keep contributions to a maximum of 250 words, or 200 words and a photo. Submissions may be edited if too lengthy and in accordance with the GCNews style guide. For further information including guidelines for submitting an article or notice, email reception@gcnews.com.au www.gcnews.com.au

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Beautiful glass butterfly frame with accessories, many ranges available. Available from Beerwah Flowers and Gifts

In store now black formal dress size 8, also available to order in 6 different colours. Sizes 8 - 3XL. Available at Chic Effects

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Community Group Updates

MEAT CITY

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A proud member of Master Butchers Qld. AS SEEN ON TV 5 of Queensland’s Biggest Retail Butcher shops have got together and you SAVE!

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Lakes Centre

It is always a pleasure to welcome young and dedicated people to any of our meetings.

Last week we welcomed Jessica and Camilla, accompanied by Helen Weil of Beerwah High School. These two students are deeply involved with the Interact Club. This club is sponsored by our local Rotary Club and is very active in community service activities inside the school and in the wider community. It is an important avenue for developing and enhancing citizenship.

If you’d like to know more, or join us at our weekly meetings on Monday, at the Beerwah Hotel, please call Rotary on 0431 829 119 or Google ‘Glasshouse Rotary’ and follow the links.

GlassHouse Country VIEW Club

Contributed by Heather Burton

On April 6, our morning outing was a walk along Anzac Avenue in Beerburrum, admiring the unique trees which were planted in 1920 by the returned servicemen of the soldier settlement in honour of their fallen comrades killed in the first World War. This was followed by morning tea in Parrot Park. At our luncheon to be held on April 20, our guest speaker will be Roger Landbeck, patron of the Maleny Light Horse Brigade. View Clubs Ann Ross of Beerburrum - Hostess and guide for the raise funds and support the Smith morning Family Charity. The funds held unlock opportunities for disadvantaged children. Visitors are most welcome.

Please phone Joy on 5439 9049 or Lydia 5438 7894.

Peachester District Horticulture Society. Inc.

Contributed by Patricia Bradford (Publicity Officer)

The marvellous view from the garden of Theo and Rita Beenders made a wonderful venue for the March meeting. The dahlias, african violets, ferns, orchids and other assorted plants in the shade houses were pretty good too.

John Gyzemyter introduced guest speaker Dr Tom Baster, accompanied by his wife Ann, who is assistant secretary of the Queensland Council of Garden Clubs, and his sister Chris Brooks, visiting from Michigan, USA. Dr Tom Baster was a GP for many years and his topic was edible weeds. Many of our common garden weeds are edible, supplying good nutrition and are believed to have medicinal qualities. One of the best common weeds to eat is Portulaca Oleracea, also known as Purslane, munyeroo , or pigweed. The internet or books is a good place to find identification of which weeds are safe to eat.

A lively question and answer session followed.

Results of the competition bench for February, 1st Coral Beutel, 2nd Cath Howitt.

The next meeting will be on Thursday, April 21 at the Peachester Hall, at 9.00am. Flower of the month is a perennial.

We will have morning tea, competition bench and a short meeting until 11.00am, followed by a visit to Mountain View nursery on Steve Irwin Way where Rosemary Hambleton will be guest speaker.

Visitors and new members welcome.

For more information phone 5496 9169.

Chris Brooks examing an african violet

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Come in to our Easter Wonderland for eggcellent craft activities these school holidays.

Make your own Easter card, Easter basket, bunny pin and much, much more.

When:

Monday 18th to Thursday 21st April And Saturday 23rd April

Time:

10am to 2pm

Where: Centre Atrium Cost: FREE!

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You Said It Letters to the Editor What's in the Spotlight Enter the 2011 'Glossies' Awards The 2011 Living Smart 'Glossies' Awards are open for entry. The sustainability awards recognise the achievements of Sunshine Coast residents, businesses and community groups in building design, construction, edible landscaping, transport, resource management and the new category, greening the arts.

Entries close 5pm, May 20. Visit www. livingsmartawards.net.au to find out more.

Work starts on Mooloolah bikeway Construction of a new 2.5m wide concrete pathway has started on the southern side of Connection Road at Mooloolah, between the dam entrance and Stevens Road. Weather permitting it should be finished within four weeks. Traffic management will be in place for the safety of pedestrians and motorists.

Rate notices survey Council is reviewing the way it distributes rate notices, options to pay and seeking to know why rate payers contact council with rates queries. The review aims to improve rate notice distribution and related customer service. If you are a Sunshine Coast rate payer share your views via an online survey on council’s website.

Do you run events?

If you’re new to running events, want to develop an existing one or just want to learn more, be part of an events workshop on Wednesday 18 May at the Events Centre, Caloundra. Cost $30 per head. Visit council’s events calendar to book. At 5.30pm, after the workshop, a free events industry networking evening will be held. RSVP events@ sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

Beach access Finding the right beach on the Coast will soon be as easy as one, two, three. Starting in the north of the region, council is installing new beach access signs with consecutive numbers and GPS co-ordinates to make it easier for emergency services and safer for beachgoers.

Visit council’s website to find out more.

Draft Positive Ageing Strategy Have your say on the Draft Sunshine Coast Positive Ageing Strategy 2011-2016 which aims to build a strong, connected, vibrant ageing population. Feedback will be received until 26 April. View the draft strategy at council libraries, customer service centres and online.

Letters are printed at the discretion of the editor, Lea Parkes and her policy is to include letters which focus on issues and are not about personally attacking other people.

For a letter to be considered for printing it must be accompanied by the name, address and phone number of the sender.

Anonymous letters will not be printed.

Preference is given to letters under 300 words.

Letters may be edited to make them more readable, but the meaning will not be changed.

Regular correspondents will be limited to alternate issues to give everyone a chance to have their say. Letters must meet the Friday 12.00noon deadline.

Views expressed in the 'You said it' page are those of the writer - and not this publication.

Please send your letters to letters@gcnews. com.au or fax to 5494 6399.

Quick have your say

Do you want to live in a unique country town, or a copy cat town, like Beerwah is slowly becoming, thus losing its uniqueness. Do you like fresh air, trees, hills, views, gardens, and wildlife, and are happy with transport, essential business, and school etc here?

Are you proud of our 'special' playground, and welcome sign at the entrance to Landsborough, our historic town, where kids can have fun, picnics, etc amongst tall trees, and wildlife in a real natural setting...Yes? Then pick up a pen, phone, email, and insist.

If MacDonald’s have to come here, and most business people want it, please not at the entrance to our peaceful, unspoilt town.

Anne Eglinton, Landsborough

In response

The letter (GCNews April 6) titled 'Members need more answers' shows a clear lack of knowledge about the organsition of the Beewwah RSL and Citizens Memorial Club Inc. The Glasshouse Country Bowls Club has been wholly owned by the Beerwah RSL Citizens Club since the two were amalgamated about 10 years ago.

The questions raised in that letter could be put to a Special General Meeting which can be called by the number of members required by the club constitution. If the author of the letter is a financial member of the citizens club he / she can canvas other like minded members to collect the numbers to call the meeting. Of course the author could always just ask members of the committee face to face to answer the questions posed in the letter.

Name supplied Beerwah

My observations COUNCIL MEETINGS Performance and Service Committee Meeting 9am, 19 April, Tewantin.

Strategy and Planning Committee Meeting 9am, 20 April, Tewantin.

Ordinary Meeting 9.30am, 27 April, Tewantin.

T 1300 00 72 72 or 07 5475 7272 E mail@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

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As a member of the Beerwah RSL Club, I wish to make the following observations; I am not a member of any committee.

The management of the Beerwah RSL Club is being conducted by a Management Committee constituted in a manner not in accord with the Club's Rules. Rule 11 requires that the Club committee include certain office bearers elected and nominated by the Beerwah Peachester RSL Sub Branch.

For over 12 months Club committees have consistently refused to allow those members to

take their place. This has given rise to a situation where an unconstitutional committee is managing the Club and such a body can have no authority to act and arguably should have placed itself in Administration.

The Sub Branch committee has made several attempts to have its nominated members take their place on the Club committee and has made many attempts to negotiate.

On two significant occasions, the most recent on March 22, solutions were proposed, accepted by the Sub Branch representatives but on each occasion the Club committee declined to proceed.

Proponents of the Club committee's position use a provision in the Associations Incorporation Act to justify their position but ignore that provision in the Act that allows a body to operate under 'own rules'. The Sub Branch members have been advised by their committee of a legal opinion that the Club rules are not inconsistent with the Act. Statements emanating from the Club committee, including an advertisement in this paper, have suggested certain 'facts'. Some are: 1. The Sub Branch has evicted the Club without reason. Those members of the Club committee who are members of the Sub Branch must have known since November 28, 2010, when the Sub Branch members voted to terminate the Beerwah RSL & Citizens Memorial Club Inc lease, why that action had been taken.

2. RSL Qld refused to intervene, etc. The meeting of March 22 was sponsored by the CEO of RSL Queensland and the CEO of Clubs Qld. 3. The assets of the club belong to the members.

It is worth noting that the club refurbishment of 2001 (costing in excess of $1.2 million) was paid for by the Sub Branch, as was the infrastructure, kitchen and bars.

4. The club is to close its doors, which a letter to Club members dated March 1, 2011 implies.

This is not so. The Sub Branch intends to have the enterprise continue and where possible, staff be retained. It has prepared a detailed business plan and secured approval to raise capital. All current memberships will be recognised.

5. A ‘few faceless individuals’ want to control the club. The Sub Branch meetings are open to all of its members, the proceedings of meetings are recorded and the identity of Committee members is known to Sub branch members. No one is faceless.

6. That the Club committee was ‘duly elected’ by its members. It is still contravenes Rule 11.

Three important factors need to be considered.

First, the unwillingness of the Club committee to act in accord with Rule 11 placed the Sub Branch in a difficult position: Either to condone an unconstitutional situation or endeavour to rectify. Having been unsuccessful with attempts to achieve a constitutional solution, the Sub Branch members voted to terminate the lease.

The Sub Branch committee is required to carry out the members' intentions.

Second, Returned Services League clubs were not set up for the benefit of the community, rather, as a means to raise funds for the welfare of Returned Service men and women. This is an important and ongoing requirement, especially with current ADF commitments.

Third, the Club committee has failed it members.

It did not inform Club members of the gravity of the situation until too late. Members could question how much of Club funds have been and will be expended on legal fees pursuing this matter. Further, unconstitutional members of the Club committee have had the power to prevent www.gcnews.com.au

this action by recognising that the interests of the Club are greater than the importance of their position and resigning, thus allowing a lawful committee to form, enabling a constitutional rewrite of the Rules to prevent such a situation from arising in future. Alas, it is now too late.

P. Harrington, Peachester

Re: Cagey AGM

I wish to respond to the comments made by the writer of 'Cagey AGM' which appeared in the Glasshouse Country News on April 6.

I thoroughly refute the accusation that the election of office bearers at the annual general meeting of the Beerwah R.S.L. and Citizens' memorial Club held November, 30, 2010, was by proxy and not in accordance with the correct procedure. I personally presided over the election of office bearers and all positions were declared vacant. There were 11 nominations received for 10 positions. However, one nomination was withdrawn prior to the meeting. I then said that we had one nomination for president, secretary, etc., and I personally introduced the successful candidates who were each elected unopposed.

I applaud the stance taken by the management committee in that they are protecting the rights of all club members and the assets of the Beerwah R.S.L. and Citizens' Memorial Club. The present management committee is exercising proper governance by complying with the Association' Incorporation Act which requires that to be elected to the management committee of the Citizens' Club, a person must be elected at a general meeting of the Citizens' Club and not by the 150-odd members of the Sub-Branch imposing their representatives on the 3,500 plus members of the Citizens' Club.

'Name Withheld' has the audacity to talk about conflict of interest. What does he / she call the R.S.L. Sub branch being the landlord, trying to control their tenant which is the Citizens' Club?

How many tenants would rent a house from a landlord and then be silly enough to allow the landlord to take control of their bank account!

Terry Little Chairman Glasshouse Country Bowls Club

Re: Members need more answers

I would like the opportunity to correct statements concerning the Beerwah R.S.L. Citizens Club and the Glasshouse Country Bowls Club which appeared in GCNews on April 6 titled 'Members Need More Answers'.

The first point is: The Glasshouse Country Bowls Club was not purchased by the Beerwah R.S.L. Citizens Club - it was gifted to them when the two organisations merged some 10 years ago.

The management committee of the Bowls Club promotes and runs the game of bowls at the said premises and the Beerwah R.S.L. and Citizens Club manages all other activities.

The second point is: There are not two separate organisations. The bowls club is a section of the Beerwah R.S.L. and Citizens Club. The bowls section is in a sound financial position. We are increasing our bowls membership and we have increased the number of persons on the green.

The third point is: The Citizens Memorial Club is moving its business to the Glasshouse bowls premises and will be bringing professional staff with them as well as their already established business. The Citizens Club will benefit by not www.gcnews.com.au

having to pay approximately $300,000 to the Sub branch annually.

The fourth point is: At the AGM held in November, 2010, the current committee was elected unopposed. Personal employment details are subject to privacy but total salaries are available from the annual financial report. As previously stated, the Beerwah Citizens Club will be managing the Glasshouse Country Bowls Club.

The fifth point is: All accounts, including that of the bowls club, are under the control of the Beerwah R.S.L. and Citizens Club.

The sixth point is: With regard to storage of poker machines and other fitments / furniture, all costs will be revealed in the annual financial statement.

The seventh point is: The Bowls Club believes that this venture can only benefit all its members and the community at large by providing a more up-to-date premises, facilities to go with that and more patrons into the club environment.

The eighth point is: The bowls club committee has been shown concept plans and these are currently undergoing the usual approval process.

The ninth point is: If members took the time to attend all meetings and to listen carefully to what was said, rather than listening to hearsay and gossip, they would be more informed of the current situation Terry Little Chairman Glasshouse Country Bowls Club

RE: Ann Ross support for off road recreational vehicles

Thank you, William, for your feedback on my article of April 6.

My comment in the Glasshouse Country News on March 23 was…identifying stand alone economic opportunities such as becoming a recreational vehicle friendly area…

My statement was not describing off road recreational vehicles. It was referring to the caravan and motor home sector or, as it is often described, the RV sector.

The rationale behind this statement was based on the fact there are estimated to be 333,000 RVs registered in this country, with only 70,000 - 80,000 on our roads at any given time. Their average spending is now $572.00 per week, the total spending by domestic and international RV tourists being an estimated $8 billion per annum.

Currently the RV sector is the fastest-growing and most stable tourist sector in Australia.

The myth that they are ‘free-loading penny pinchers’ has been disproved. Today they represent a very lucrative income stream, prompting councils Australia-wide to encourage them to visit suitable areas within their boundaries.

Regarding the Pumicestone Passage and Caloundra South, I, like most attendees at the recent Caloundra South Forum, was disappointed with the Urban Land Development Authority representatives’ presentation. I believe that master planning of future communities is innovation at its best; in this instance though, we all need to take a ‘long sighted’ look at the future generational and environmental impacts of this project.

Ann Ross Division 1 Candidate Sunshine Coast Council

Entrance to Glass House Mountains Has anyone noticed or might I say, seen the entrance to Glasshouse Mountains lately? We

have a brand new Visitor Information Centre that cost a small fortune, you have to look sideways at to see or read the wording. It stands in the centre of the median strip on the entrance off The Glasshouse Tourist Drive (now called some other name), which reminds me, it was changed extremely fast, faster than the holes are repaired in our roads.

Enough of the frivolities, have you seen the median strips leading into our village of the Glasshouse Mountains lately?

Then you are very lucky indeed, the stop signs leading out of our village will very quickly be unreadable, the grass is so high and dangerous, an absolute disgrace.

We require someone in Council to push our area for the good of the area, they need to fight for us, look at our local problems, address these in an efficient and effective manner and make sure they are done, not just today, but tomorrow and the tomorrows to come.

The manner in which these pot holes are fixed is a strong talking point, the method used currently is just an absolute waste of our rate payers money.

Roys Road east of the cemetery has two extremely dangerous pot holes, a car wheel would vanish and cause a major accident.

The Steve Irwin Way at the Zoo and north toward Landsborough is also extremely dangerous. Last week after that short sharp shower, water was lying in the wells of the roadway and even at 80 km's an hour, a car will aquaplane - it's extremely dangerous and requires attention.

I notice that there is apparently provision for a light for that waste of rate payers money at the Glasshouse Village entrance, just how long will that take?

Brian Stallworthy Glass House Mountains

Re: Members need more answers

In ‘You Said It’ GCNews April 6 ‘Members need more answers’ the writer said, "The club (Glasshouse Country Bowls Club) is owned by the members of the Beerwah RSL (Citizens Club I presume), as it was purchased with funds produced by its members."

Since they know this as fact, could they or someone please inform me and other readers of the following questions?

1. How much money was paid for the Bowls Club?

2. Who or which organisation received the said money?

3. What happened to the money that the Bowls Club had in its accounts at that time?

4. And last, where is all the paperwork that shows the actual signing of the contracts, by whom and to who or what organisation the Bowls Club was signed over to?

Every time in the past, as far as I am aware, when someone within the club has tried to find out these answers, they have come up against a brick wall.

If someone could please supply these answers I am sure we would all be much happier.

Kevin Beasley Glass House Mountains

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From Andrew Powell

From Peter Slipper Federal member for Fisher. Ph: 1300 301 981 or 5444 4888

State member for Glass House. Ph: 5495 2666

Seniors Forum

Parliamentary News

The annual Sunshine Coast Seniors Forum will be held again this year in late July. This is the 11th annual Seniors Forum, and will include various expert speakers and displays from around 30 organisations that assist seniors in the community. To RSVP for the event or for further details please contact my office on 5444 4888.

Fraud Initiatives

New initiatives have been introduced to help stamp out fraud against Australian Government agencies like Centrelink. The new initiatives include simpler Commonwealth Fraud Control Guidelines that outline the obligations of the agencies and also a new central online portal, called Commonwealth Fraud Control Information Online, where agencies and the public can locate information about fraud control. Figures from the Australian Institute of Criminology’s 2008-09 Fraud Against the Commonwealth report shows that in 2008-09 there were some 800,000 incidents of fraud against the Commonwealth. The Fraud Against the Commonwealth report is available online at www.aic.gov.au and information about the new Fraud Control Guidelines and Fraud Control Information is available at https://fraud.govspace.gov.au

Pyjamas wanted

My office is still collecting pyjamas for the Pyjama Foundation’s annual collection drive.

A new pair of clean and comfortable pyjamas is comforting for children who find themselves in foster care in a strange environment. The foundation is seeking brand new pyjamas in all sizes from baby to adult.

Pyjamas can be dropped off at my office at the Cartwright Centre, corner of Point Cartwright Drive and Nicklin Way, Buddina, between 9.00am and 4.00pm, Monday to Friday.

The last Parliamentary sitting week for March 2011 will remain imbedded in the mind of all Queenslanders for some time. The news that Brisbane Lord Mayor Campbell Newman would run for a seat in state politics with a view to eventually becoming the leader of the LNP was welcomed by my Parliamentary colleagues and feedback from the public since has also shown great support for this change. I acknowledge and respect the hard work of our former leadership team in John-Paul Langbroek and Lawrence Springborg but I am excited about the future for the LNP and the Queensland people. As the party embarks upon a new journey I remain committed to doing the best that I can for the people of Glass House, irrespective of their political beliefs. If you are interested in seeing some of my speeches from this sitting week, and many others, please visit my website www.andrewpowell.com.au and go to the ‘Speeches’ section.

Glass House Volunteer Awards

I am pleased to announce nominations have opened for the second annual Glass House Volunteer Award ceremony. The ceremony will be held to coincide with National Volunteer Week, this year being celebrated from May 9 to 15 with a theme of ‘Inspiring the Volunteer in You’. The purpose of National Volunteer Week is to say ‘thanks’ to the many tireless volunteers that we have within our community. Rather than one overall winner these awards are designed to recognise the efforts of many volunteers throughout our community. Nominations close on Friday, April 29 so there is plenty of time to get your nomination in. Please contact my office on 5435 2013 or email me at glass.house@parliament.qld.gov.au for a nomination form. I will be having a morning tea in celebration on Friday, May 13 at the Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club.

Have you written your Will?

This is one of those jobs that most of us just put on the backburner for another day and I can’t stress enough how important it is for us to have one. This year Queensland will be celebrating its first Wills Week from May 3 - 7. Public Trustee offices across Queensland will be having sausage sizzles and other events throughout this week to promote the reasons why we should have a Will. Check website www.willsweek.pt.qld.gov.au for more information.

2011 ROTARY CLUB OF GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS INC.

Photo competition

Get your cameras out and capture the beautiful Glasshouse Country Region for the 2012 Rotary Calendar photo competition The theme is to celebrate the beauty of our region specifically: -

“Fauna in and with the Glass House Mountains”

Twelve images that include Fauna, that is any animal life domestic or wild, insects, birds, photos must show that they were taken in our area and Judges will be looking for photos with the Glasshouse Mountains in the picture. Photos chosen will be presented in the 2012 Rotary Calendar

* Conditions of Entry * • All entrants will be permitted to submit three (3) images only • Images will be required to be delivered to Beerwah Library by 5.00pm Tuesday, May 3, 2011 • The images entered in the with the completed entry form (Entry to be hand delivered and must not be bent or folded). The images will competition must promote the be on display from Wednesday May 4 to Wednesday June 8.

Glasshouse Country Region.

• Judging and selection of image for ‘people’s choice’ will be on Sunday, May 29, 2011 at the Garden Expo.

• “The Rotary Club of The Glass • The 12 selected images will remain on display, until June 8, and then be used in the Rotary Calendar for 2012. House Mountains Inc.” will be • Each entrant can enter a maximum of 3 images. given permission to use the 12 images selected at the • Entry forms will be available at: - Beerwah Photographics, Beerwah Camping, Beerwah Library, judging, within the Rotary Club Glasshouse Country News, Serendipity @ Glass House Mountains. & this form as printed in GC News of The Glass House Mountains or a photocopy.

Calendar for 2012.

• Each image entered will Digital Cameras require separate entry form.

- A4 landscape • The image entered to have a Name in FULL: (not panarama) statement of image description.

Postal Address: - 4 mega pixel camera min.

• The image entered must be - Highest Resolution on the work of the person camera entering the image for judging E-mail Address: - Uncompressed, in the competition.

Phone No's: Home: Mobile: • Your signature on this entry unedited files onto cd

- Hardcopy print on photo quality paper of image as A4 landscape, mounted on card or foamcore. The image supplied is to supplied on CD for reproduction in the calendar, one image per CD.

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of the entry submitted and your acceptance of these conditions.

Date: Enquiries call: Ilia 5494 0888 www.gcnews.com.au

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Locals collecting local stories

We all have fascinating stories, but are not often asked to tell them. They could be family stories, shared memories, important events and local history.

The Story Project Glass House Mountains based organisation is partnering with Sunshine Coast Libraries and the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre to collect and celebrate the everyday stories that shape our lives.

Helen Wilkinson, Director of The Story Project, is excited by the idea of capturing local stories, as she believes the simple act of sharing stories helps bring people together. “We invite people to share a 40 minute conversation with someone they know and record a great story to create a dynamic audio portrait of Australian life,� Helen said. “The Story Project is about ordinary people telling their stories. At its heart is the audio recording of a conversation between two people who are close. “A mother telling her daughter about her childhood on the farm, a husband and wife recounting how they fell in love, or neighbours sharing memories of the Queensland floods.

"Any story that is meaningful for the two to share together. We provide the opportunity to record the story professionally, free of charge.� Helen said.

The Story Project is currently looking for people over 12, regardless of background or life experience, to come and share their stories.

The Story Project will be recording at Maleny Neighbourhood Centre in early May, Caloundra Events Centre late May / early June and Eumundi’s ‘Sunny Brae’ house (Eumundi showgrounds) in late June. More information on times, dates and how to book are available at www.thestoryproject.org.au An information session about The Story Project will be held at the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre on Wednesday, April 13 from 5.30pm.

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transport, resource management and the new category, greening the arts. This year’s awards will include a Hall of Fame Award for the first time to recognise outstanding ongoing contributions or innovations in sustainability as well as award categories including the Golden Glossy – Excellence in Sustainable Design Award, Resource Saver Award, Edible Landscape Award, Sustainable Transport Award, Living Smart Solutions Award, Enviro-Business Award and Greening the Arts Award.

“With council’s commitment to becoming Australia’s most sustainable region these awards are one of the most important on our annual calendar as they recognise those in our community who are striving to build a more sustainable Sunshine Coast and provide inspiration for those looking to minimise their impact on our environment,” said Cr Jones.

For more information and for businesses and residents wishing to submit entries for the awards online, go to www.livingsmartawards.net.au Entries close at 5.00pm on May 20.

Get your camera out and start snapping If you love capturing images of our beautiful local scenery, then you will want to make sure you have your camera with you all the time so you don’t miss an opportunity to get a wining shot for the Rotary Calendar photographic competition.

The competition this year will again celebrate the unique natural environment of our region, with the photographic theme being ‘Fauna in and around the Glass House Mountains’.

The successful images will grace the months of the 2012 Rotary Charity Calendar.

Images (up to a maximum of three per entrant) must be delivered to the Beerwah Library along with the completed entry form, by Tuesday, May 3 at 5.00pm (no exceptions).

If you do your best work on the other side of the lens, then you can have your say as part of the People’s Choice awards, with a display at the Rotary Glasshouse Country Sustainability

and Garden Expo, on Sunday, May 29, at the Beerwah Community Hall and Turner Park, from 9.00am – 4.00pm.

So, get your camera out and capture the beauty of the animals in our region.

There are great prizes up for grabs for the 12 images chosen by the judges as well as the image chosen by the people’s choice. All visitors to the photo display who vote for the people’s choice will go into the draw for a wonderful prize, so don’t forget to visit the Beerwah Library to view the display of images from Wednesday, May 4 – June 8 and cast your vote for the image which you would like to see on the front cover of the 2012 calendar.

Entry forms will be available soon, keep an eye out in Glasshouse Country News for details in coming weeks. For enquiries, contact Heather, 0413 809 776 or Ilia on 5494 0888. what's the sense behind it at all?

The number of sizeable farms in our local community require equally sizeable labour numbers. In most cases, a farm with more than 25 full time employees will pay payroll tax, adding rising pressure to the viability of our agricultural industries. While some exemptions apply for trainees, apprentices and community development employment, there's very little way of avoiding the tax.

Sadly, the Queensland Government offer a greater number of rebates on company payroll tax to feature films, telemovies and television series (including reality drama and mini-series).

The last time I checked, the television and film industries don't contribute to the social wellbeing and health of our nation.

With increasing food prices already being felt by households nation-wide and Queensland elections imminent, abolishing or exempting farmers from this unnecessary tax would certainly be a good start towards sustaining profitable farms, job numbers and lower fruit and vegetable prices.

Come to think of it, abolishing the tax all together sounds like an even better idea for the prosperity of businesses across the state.

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The Living Smart Glossies have jagged a sensational speaker for the June 17 awards night.

Nominations for the Living Smart Glossies Awards have just opened, along with the announcement that Dr Karl Kruszelnicki will be the keynote speaker at the ceremony.

“We had some amazing entries last year and will be lucky enough to have two of the winners with us at the announcement for this year’s awards, as well as confirming Dr Karl as the keynote speaker,” said Ben McMullen, Sunshine Coast Council’s Manager of Environment Initiatives.

Environment Portfolio Councillor Keryn Jones said she was delighted that the high profile awards had attracted such a relevant speaker in Dr Karl who will share his views on the importance of sustainability practices, the interconnectedness of the climate to human achievements and cover a number of interesting scientific developments which will no doubt enthral his audience.

The awards recognise and celebrate the sustainability achievements of Sunshine Coast residents, businesses and community groups in building design, construction, edible landscaping,

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Ever since the arrival of Australia's first Governor in 1788, Australia has had ‘tax’. Governor Phillip's Royal instruction gave him the power to impose taxes if the colony needed it, and so the trend began.

The nation’s original taxes were imposed on the importation of spirits, wine and beer.

It wasn't until 1880 that Australian's were first charged a tax on income. While some taxes have come and gone, for example Death Duties which were abolished in Queensland in 1977, other taxes (right or wrong) have plagued our hard earned incomes.

One current tax called payroll tax, leaves the average person scratching their head.

The Queensland State Government penalise businesses that pay over $1 million dollars in wages each year an additional 4.75 per cent tax to those that have a payroll of less than $1 million. Granted that Queensland has the lowest payroll tax in Australia, you still have to ask

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Out and About Visit to Glasshouse Country Care The harmonious singing of this happy colourful Christian group brings excitement and happiness where ever they go.

Their visit to Glasshouse Country Care recently brought about a wonderful reaction to not only clients but staff as well.

Some cast aside their wheelie walkers so that they could dance with the PNG group. All arms were raised with great enthusiasm before enjoying the beautiful lunch provided.

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Things 2 Do Mother’s Day Concert

Rotary Club of the Glasshouse Mountains Inc. Invites you to join in an afternoon of great music featuring The Pine Rivers 25 Piece Brass Band (some members of the band have recently performed in the newly released movie ‘A heartbeat away’ ) and the popular all male Sunshine Statesmen Barbershop Chorus with 25 members.

Taking place at the Beerwah Community Hall, Saturday, May 7, doors open 1.30pm and concert runs from 2.00pm – 4.30pm. Refreshments at interval – gold coin donation, Mother’s Day Raffle drawn. Tickets $10.00 payable at the door.

The Club has thoughtfully scheduled the Concert as a Mother’s Day event for the day prior to the official Mother’s Day so all the mums can kick back and relax with family on their special day. Funds raised from this concert will go to the Rotary Children’s Fund. For more information contact George Mackenzie phone 5439 9371. Email georgemackenzie2009@hotmail.com

Wild Art for Wildlife

Opening of Wild Art for Wild Life Exhibition, to support Australian Wildlife in crisis. Wildlife Warriors Animal Hospital, Australia Zoo, Beerwah, Friday, April 15, 5.30pm for 6.30pm. Works by Queensland Wildlife Artists’ Society Inc. Drinks and finger food provided.

Tickets $10.00 at the door - finger food, bubbly and juice. Please RSVP for catering - ring 07 3200 1367. Fifteen per cent of sales will be donated to the Wildlife Warriors Animal Hospital to support Australian wildlife in crisis.

Further enquiries Sandra on 0407 126 908. There will be an eftpos machine for purchases and a box for any donations to Sandra Temple’s ‘We are trees’ the hospital at Australia Zoo. which will be on display at the Wild The exhibition runs April 16 to April 30, from 10.00am – 5.00pm.

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The book of Life Thumb through endless pages at Lifeline’s Caboolture Bookfest 2011 which runs over April 16, 17 and 18 at Apex Park, Centenary Lakes Indoor Basketball Courts on Morayfield Road, Caboolture.

As part of Lifeline Community Care, Greater Sunshine Coast’s annual Bookfest provides specialised books for collectors and enthusiasts who travel from all over the Coast and Brisbane to search through the tables where, ‘the early bird gets the worm’.

Paperbacks and hardcovers of many genres will be available for perusal. The Lifeline Caboolture Bookfest is an enormous success each year, largely due to the number and variety of books available and also due to the astounding and selfless work that only volunteers are capable of.

The Lifeline Caboolture Bookfest is the principal Bookfest on the Sunshine Coast and a landmark event. If you would like to volunteer for the Bookfest please contact Debbie Gibson on 0438 150 702 or email debbie.gibson@lccq.org.au. Open daily 8.30am - 4.00pm. www.lccq.org.au/ regional-bookfests/caboolture-bookfest

Magical Easter Show For Children’s Easter Holiday entertainment, get along to Nickleby the Magician’s presentation of ‘The Easter Magic Show’ featuring the Easter Bunny on Wednesday, April 20 at 10.00am and 2.00pm.

Multi Award winning magician Nickleby will take you into the world of magic and illusion this Easter, in a show that features many of his favourite tricks.

This one hour show is jam packed with comedy, magic, live animals and even snow. That’s right, Nickleby will magically cause it to snow in the theatre.

If you haven’t seen one of Nick’s amazing shows before, then don’t miss out on some of his latest tricks these school holiday’s at the Easter Magic Show.

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Rosemary’s plant of the month

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Pseudocalymma alliaceum (Garlic Vine)

Welcome to the first of our monthly columns in Glasshouse Country News, where we’ll introduce you to some of our projects and activities, as well as some of the plants, animals and environmental issues of the local area.

Jan Kesby, Coordinator/Manager

A climbing plant which is best suited to warm sunny conditions.

Spectacular in bloom, it develops massed clusters of flowers that emerge mauve and turn to pink.

The leaves smell of garlic when crushed – hence the common name. Great for covering a fence, shed or grown over an arbour.

Plants available at Mountain View Garden Centre.

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If you would like more information on this plant or any others drop in and see Rosemary at Mountain View Garden Centre, 1094 Steve Irwin Way, Glasshouse Mtns. Phone 5438 7779.

Mooloolah Waterwatch is extending its water quality monitoring program to Landsborough, Beerwah and Glass House. All the waterways from these towns end up in the Pumicestone Passage, which last year received poor results in the Ecosystem Health Monitoring Program report. As more people move to the Coast and particularly with South Caloundra on the horizon, there needs to be some serious changes to stop the pollution entering the streams and Pumicestone Passage.

If anyone in these areas would like to be involved in monitoring a site along Coochin, Coonowrin Tibrogargan, or Mellum creeks please contact Mooloolah Waterwatch.

Mooloolah Landcare

Our current Green Army team is working around Mooloolah cleaning up parks, waterways and planting trees. They have proven to be a dynamic, hard working team with a passion to improve the environment. Their 20 week work program runs until July 17 when we hope to get them all employed. Two of the team have already secured jobs which is a great outcome for these people who have been long-term unemployed. If you see us around the Catchment give us a toot for support.

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Mooloolah Reveg Rescue Team

Our own team of five have been busy planting, brush cutting and maintaining sites. Our reveg team is available for a reasonable fee to help you in your garden, maintain a reveg site or plant a rainforest for you. They are trained in revegetation, maintenance and spraying. We can help you with ponds and dams, reveg or water quality monitoring. Please contact Mooloolah Waterwatch & Landcare for further details.

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Mooloolah Native Nursery has a wide variety of Sunshine Coast native plants. Where possible, our plants are all grown from local seed that has been collected by our staff and volunteers. We have grasses, rushes, sedges, shrubs, palms and trees including eucalypts, wattles and many rainforest, wallum and coastal species.

Our stock are in native tubes which are available at $2.00 each or $4.50 for a super tube. Some plants are also available in a 140mm (6”) pot for $5.50. Members are entitled to a 10 per cent discount on all plants.

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Just remember that all lillypillys should never be grown next to plastic water or drainage pipes, they love getting their roots into wet areas.

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GUARANTORS AND FIRST HOME OWNERS

What are the rights and responsibilities of firsthomebuyers and guarantors?

Guarantors are usually responsible for 20% of the total home loan.

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(that may result in sale of the home) the bank will also go to the guarantor for any shortfall (up to the amount of their guarantee).

In worst case scenarios this may mean that the guarantor might have to sell their house to pay this amount.

How do both parties make sure the guarantors assets are best protected from seizure by the bank?

The bank is required by law to advise the guarantor of any defaults on the guaranteed loan so they can address any issues with repayments and avoid possible further action by the

bank. Timely payments will always ensure that there is no recourse to either party and itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s also important for both parties to discuss what would happen if there were any difficulties making repayments.

This may mean keeping some savings aside or having an agreement that if the first home buyer runs into any difficulty that the guarantor can assist them temporarily.

How do you keep the lines of communication open so money and family donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t make a bad mix?

Guarantors need to be aware of their liabilities. All guarantors

are required to seek independent legal and financial advice, to make sure they are aware of all aspects of the loan contract they are entering into - it is also a good idea to clarify this in writing.

The following issues should be covered when considering these types of loans: 1. What happens if the first home owner cannot make a payment? 2. When should Call Teresa Harrison today. the first home owner advise the 5422 9458 or 0410 648 098 guarantor of any difficulties www.smartline.com.au/tharrison with repayments? 3. Could both Smartline CL No. 385325 parties set some savings aside to cover any periods of financial difficulty and/or consider income protection?

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Property of the week Heaven on earth

Set on just under an acre this beautiful home has immaculate presentation. Surrounded by landscaped gardens and breathtaking views. This quality built, open plan, brick and tile home has three large bedrooms, two bathrooms and two living areas. A beautiful outlook from most rooms in the home. Main bedroom is very spacious with enormous walk in robe and large ensuite. Tiled throughout, carpet to bedrooms and main living areas. Air-conditioning and natural air cooling system for summer. A central kitchen is functional and well appointed. Verandas all round, undercover rear entertainment area with views of Mt Mellum and Coochin Hill. Well and tank water. 6x6m and 7x5m sheds and carport. Rural surrounds, peace and privacy. Committed to a reluctant sale asap due to work relocation. $499,000. Call Alice King 0411 334 252 or 5494 6588.

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BEAUTIFUL HOME - BEAUTIFUL VIEWS • 4 bed, 3 bath. Spa bath in ensuite.

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WHY NOT TAKE ALL OF ME? • 1086m2 block, side access & bore • 3 large bedrooms, 1 bath & 2 toilets • Dining, living & rumpus, air con & fans • In-ground pool, 2 carport, 12x3m aviary • New carpet, painted, new bathroom tiles

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$399,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Theo Grigoriou 0400 321 953 5494 1488

Phone Exclusive Agent Alice King 0411 334 252 5494 6588

4.89 ACRES AND VALLEY VIEWS • 3 bed, 1 bath, 2 living & large rumpus • 9x10m undercover entertainment area • Fireplace and air-con • Dam, 5 fenced paddocks, 2 lge farm sheds • Private, no neighbours.

GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS

BEERWAH

$399,500

$595,000 NEG

PRICED TO SELL • Near new Hallmark home great presentation • 4 beds, 2 baths, 3 separate living areas • Brilliant kitchen, back to nature reserve • Dual living potential • DLUG, side access, easy care gardens

$438,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Kleena Bracken 5496 9411 0429 405 109

EASY STROLL TO SHOPS • 3 Bedroom - ensuite. Fans & A/C • Front lounge, sep dining & family room • Galley style kitchen. Sec’ Screens.DLUG • Screened Patio.2 garden sheds. 1093 m2 • Paved Alfesco with water feature. Fenced

BEERWAH

$369,000 Phone Exclusive Agent Alice King 0411 334 252 5494 6588

A FRESH START ON 1,593M2 • 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom • Double drive thru garage • Raked ceiling, freshly painted • Undercover rear patio • Close to town and amenities

For more properties visit our website - www.laurieevans.com.au or call 7 days a week

Beerwah Office - 5494 6588 1/60 Simpson Street

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Glass House Mtns - 5496 9411 1/7 Reed Street

Landsborough - 5494 1488 38 Cribb Street

www.gcnews.com.au

Property of the week Massive price reduction from $550,000 now offers over $470,000 This is your chance to grab a bargain in the heart of boom town. Located on a huge 2000m2 subdividable block (subject to council approval) of land it has heaps of shed room and undercover storage for the tradesman, boatie or car enthusiast.

The home itself is ideal for the growing family and consists of four bedrooms, two bathrooms, two large living areas and a modern stainless kitchen designed for entertaining.

It also has three split system air conditioning units, security screens throughout and a

vaulted ceiling in the main living room.

Outside there is a salt water swimming pool, four car garage, large extra high carport, huge undercover entertaining area, 2 x 25000 litre water tanks as well as mains water.

This is a rare opportunity to live on a large block so close to the town centre.

You can walk to shops, schools and rail from this prime location.

Relocation has forced this reluctant sale so to grab a prime property at a bargain price call for an inspection today.

HOT BUYS!!!

• Glass House - 3 Bed, fully renovated $379,000 • Beerwah – 4 Bed, Near new $395,000 • Landsborough – 4 Bed, walk to town $389,000 • Beerwah - 4 Bed, Brand New $415,000 • Glass House - 3 Bed, Half acre $350,000

• Beerwah – 4 Bed, picture perfect $429,000 • Glass House - $4 Bed, One acre, walk to town. $469,000 • Beerwah - 3 Bed, Queenslander $380,000 • Peachester- 3 Bed Queenslander, 15 acres $550,000 • Beerwah – 4 Bed, half acre in town offers over $470,000

AUCTION on site May 7th, 2011 at 1.30pm

4

44 Tibrogargan Drive, Beerburrum

Affordable Luxury • • • • •

4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms + office 3 Living Areas English Championship Snooker Table Fully Fenced 2025m2 Block Quiet No Through Road

2 2

Auction On Site at 1.30pm Saturday 7th May Inspect Wed & Sat :1.00 - 1.30 Andrew Dobbie 0429 690 182 andrew.dobbie@raywhite.com Property ID590740 www.raywhite.com

Beer wah

Beerwah Be

Shop 5/70 Simpson St, Beerwah 4519

Ph: 5439 0300 www.raywhite.com

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Beerwah

Ind A c ru s t r i eag al e

Beerwah

• • • • • •

Auction 30 April on site at 11am

Centrally located on ¼ acre - $379,000 Investors or first home buyers, here is a fantastic opportunity to get into the market or add to your investment portfolio. This three bedrooms plus study home is well positioned on a 1065m2 block in a quiet street in the Glass House Mountains township. There is plenty of room throughout the home for the growing family with a lounge room to the front, Family/dining room off the kitchen and a separate formal dining which is large enough for a media room setup. Main bedroom is very spacious and has an ensuite and walk in robe. Central to the home is the kitchen which is well equipped with plenty of bench and cupboard space, dishwasher and near new stainless steel wall oven, cooktop and rangehood. The home has two reverse cycle air conditioners to keep the home comfortable year round, new solar hot water system and security screens for added peace of mind. Leading off the living area is the veranda which takes in good views of Mt Tibrogargan. There is fantastic side access available to the large shed with two roller doors, toilet and shower plumbed in and an extra high carport on one end, there is also a single lock up garage on the home. Positioned within easy walking distance to town centre and representing good value in today’s market. For more information call Kleena Bracken from Laurie Evans Real Estate on 0429 405 109 or 5496 9411.

1 ACRE + HOUSE + SHED + STUDIO

3 2.5 4 Rare Light Industrial Acreage (4000m2) Shed plus Truck Friendly Carport + Studio (with facilities) House – 3 bed, 2.5 bath & 4 Car Easy Access to two Highways Level & 100% usable with Hardstand, Bore & 3 Phase Power Designed for a Vehicle Depot

Inspect: By Appointment Contact: John King 0409 570 284 www.beerwahrealestate.com.au Ref no: 28785 68 Simpson Street Beerwah 68 Simpson Street Beerwah

68 Simpson Street www.beerwahrealestate.com.au Beerwah www.beerwahrealestate.com.au

Beerwah

5494 6444 5494 6444

www.beerwahrealestate.com.au

5494 6444

O WITHIN TWOM WEEKS FRGE AD A FULL PA s in GC New

Auction

SAVED $13,000!

WOW, Thanks heaps

Steve Taylor

0412 286 700 OPEN Saturday 11- 11.45am 3073 Old Gympie Rd Mount Mellum 2.5 private acres + enormous homestead + inground pool & spa + sheds Featured in “Home Beautiful” magazine and has endless possibilities.

KS E E W 2 N I SOLD S? R U O Y S A H

• Sensational rural retreat for the extended family.

• Luxury B & B with minor alterations (subject to council approval) there would be 3 letable pavilions with their own private verandahs, all separate from the main residence.

• Farm stay experience for families, with chickens, fruit trees and vege garden.

• Health spa retreat.

Please phone for extensive list of features

Auction Sat Sat. 7th May 2011 11am on site 36

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Chris Oldfield 0412 286 700

Turn our readers into your customers

Phone

5494 6066 www.gcnews.com.au

A to Z of Trades and Services More jobs as council partners not-for-profit groups

great to expand into Mapleton.

“We’re excited to expand our successful Witta and Beerwah operations and relationships, to include locals in Mapleton.”

Environment Portfolio Councillor Cr Jones said it was a great outcome; not-for-profits re-invest their operating surpluses back into the community so they offer a real boost the economy.

“They will also be able to expand their employment opportunities for locals and workers with a disability,” Cr Jones said.

“Tip shops are a great way to recycle items that people have decided they don’t want anymore.

“We’re not even talking about junk—the tip shops carry e & Juli Garth ne Sto

Airconditioning Tellum Refrigeration & Airconditioning

T0137

BEERWAH ELECTRONICS

&

PH: 5494 0466

21 Peachester Road, BEERWAH Fax: 5494 0416 Email: beertron@internode.on.net

Tyre Sales & Repairs Full Mechanical Service & Repairs Quality wheel alignments (on the latest equipment) R.W.C. on Cars & 4WD Log Book Service All brake & suspension work Windscreens AC Servicing

• TV, DVD, VCR Tuning • Home Theatre Setups • Satellite Installations • Set Top Boxes

• Antenna Repairs • New Installations • Digital Upgrades • Additional Outlets

Appliance repairs

QBSA 1127008

AIR CONDITIONING

DRAGON AIR CONDITIONING

SUPPLY AND INSTALL INSTALLATION ONLY FREE QUOTES SPLITS & DUCTED SERVICE / CLEAN

0439 247 266 BSA # 1132000 / L004114

AUTO CARE

workshop: (07) 5494 6799 mob/ah: 0409 266 807 25 Moroney Place Beerwah

Automotive

11 DYER STREET, LANDSBOROUGH

Jeff & Ann Ross

QBSA # 1193294

*Conditions Apply www.airwaveaircon.com.au 3/8 Technology Drive Warana

P: 07 5493 4066

F: 07 5493 4239 E: info@airwaveaircon.com.au

Log Book Service, Tyres, Brake & Clutch, Road Worthies

Email: ja_ross@optusnet.com.au

Lic. No. 6342

• Mechanical Repairs

• Warranty Servicing, RWC, clutches & brakes • Electronic code scanning

Ph/Fax:

5494 5800

Aussie World (Ettamogah Pub) 73 Frizzo Road

TNT MOBILE MECHANICAL Honest, Reliable Mechanical Repairs & Servicing T0303

trucks cars earthmoving trailers

0434 090 197

T0002

Glasshouse Country News

Need a new antenna? There's a Jim's Antenna owner in Glasshouse. Call for a free quote today.

For all your advertising needs please call Cathy on 5494 6066

or email advertising @gcnews.com.au

Phone 5494 6066 to advertise your business

Licensed building contractors are required to state their name and BSA licence number in all advertisements. A BSA licence is mandatory for building design, plumbing and drainage; gas fittings; termite inspection and reports and pre-purchase building

www.gcnews.com.au

Qualified Mechanic Peter Ison - Proprietor

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NOTICE TO BUILDING TRADE ADVERTISERS

Palmview Mechanical Repairs

YOUR SERVICE & MUFFLER SOLUTION

• A Grade Mechanic

Mobile or Workshop

Mob: 0432 215 628 Ph: 5494 1222 Fax: 5494 1224

rrum Service & Muffle u b r rs Bee 

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Full logbook servicing Roadworthy certificates Aircon repairs & servicing Brakes, clutches & all mechanical repairs

TO369

Mobile: 0429 960 300

FREE quotes on Air Conditioning Installations

Arctick Licence # AU25440

ALL HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL * WASHING MACHINES *DRYERS *POWER TOOLS * MICROWAVE OVENS

Ph: 5496 0300

SALES - MOST MAJOR BRANDS BREAKDOWN SERVICE PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE

5494 0944

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Servicing the local area for over 20 years

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Pensioner Discounts

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ELECTRICIAN / APPLIANCE REPAIRS

T0458

Visit our website: www.glendonair.com

52 52 Peachester Peachester Rd Rd BEERWAH BEERWAH

MICHAEL KOSSEN

T0303

Ph: 0422 864 744

TO466

INDUSTRIAL / COMMERCIAL / DOMESTIC  30 Years Experience in Trade  Tradesman not Salesman  First Class Workmanship  Priced for your pocket

inspections. Unlicensed contractors for all other building work are required to state in their advertisement the value or work they are entitled to carry out without a licence. Failure to provide this information can result in a substantial penalty. It is the advertisers’ responsibility to comply with these requirements.

ALL AREAS

Andrew M 0407 146 626

T0427

Ph: 0410 448 250 - Landsborough

AU01246 / L002423

BSA # 615 068

Repairs, Installation & Maintenance to all Air conditioning systems, commercial & residential. Sales of energy efficient Daikin Airconditioners (ducted, wall hung & multi-head split systems)

everything from clothes that might not fit, TV’s that have been replaced with newer models, DIY materials and great furniture.

“For anyone renovating, wanting a bargain, it’s a great alternative to traipsing around garage sales and the prices are so good,” Cr Jones said.

“There is one reason we have tip shops and that’s to save goods that still have a few years in them from being wasted and going to landfill.

“The waste minimisation strategy, adopted in 2010, identified recycle markets or tip shops as one of the most important initiatives to support to encourage re-use in an increasingly disposable society.”

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Community Recycling at Beerwah was successfully awarded one of three contracts from Council last week that will bring jobs and opportunities for locals as well as reducing waste to landfill.

Community Recycling will continue to manage the resource recovery centre and markets at Beerwah and Witta, which they have been looking after since 2003. They will expand now to include the Mapleton transfer station.

Community Recycling Inc. initiated and established the first ‘Men’s Shed’ on the Sunshine Coast, and does considerable work with school based traineeships and the ‘Kids at Risk’ program.

Terry Purdy, Community Recycling Supervisor said it will be

Bathroom Leaking Showers Waterproofed No Tiles removed 12 Year Product Guarantee

SHOWERFIX PHONE 0438 128 152

email: showerfix@aapt.net.au click:www.showerfi x.com.au FREE on site inspection Water leak detection - Pressure test Resealing Re-grouting Waterproofing Shower screen /soap dish & tile repairs QBSA Licence No: 1086283

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A to Z of Trades and Services

Cabinetmakers

Bricklayers

ABN 83 143 913 259 BSA Lic No. 49425

License No 71591

BRICKLAYING - BOB KENNEDY

Builders / Carpenters

Ph 5439 0108

2/28 Biondi Cresent Fax 5439 0109 Beerwah Qld 4519 Email: knmkitchens@aapt.net.au

of prestige and quality homes, extension and renovations T0015

Gold Card No.: 24113

5494 6794 or 0412 060 184

Office and Showroom Unit 1, Lot 28 Biondi Crescent, Beerwah

5494 6500

KITCHEN & APPLIANCE SPECIALISTS

Insurance Repairs Small Jobs Welcome BSA Lic # 1018329

Phone (07) 5494 0522

Argh! Stupid Computer!

Unit 1 & 2, 5 Beerwah Parade, Beerwah BSA Lic. No.: 11081523

PC Solutions & Tuition will fix it! At your door, no callout fees, all areas. Local Technician. Competitve rates.

E dean@redbuilding.net.au www.redbuilding.net.au

info@notjustcanvas.com.au

www.notjustcanvas.com.au

BSA Lic: 1140593

For all your advertising needs please call Cathy on 5494 6066

or email advertising @gcnews.com.au

OWING S STRONG & STILL GR

24 YEAR 38 |

Driveways - Paths - Patios - Slabs Quality Work at Competitive Rates

0412 234 240

(AH) 5494 6302

Family Owned and Operated

EEes FRQuot SPECIAL RATES FOR LOCALS

• Carpets, Rugs, Curtains, Cars • Lounge Suites (Fabric and Leather) • Stain Removal, Tile & Grout Cleaning • Carpet, Upholstery & Tile Protection • Concrete Paths, Patios & Driveways

Call Brad & Kaylene Hale, your local carpet cleaning professionals

5499 9926

“All Aspects of Concreting”

Darryl Johnson - 0415 954 195

Monday - Friday 7.30am - 5.30pm

ALL CLEAN Carpet Cleaning locally owned & family operated

carpets · rugs · lounges · chairs · cars · caravans · boats · carpet and fabric protection Multi-level specialists – Senior & Pensioner Discounts* – Environmentally friendly cleaning agents –

Quality Services at Affordable Prices

Call 0429

468 805

for your FREE no obligation quote

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Phillip Short Concrete

PLAIN • STENCIL • EXPOSED AGG. STAMPED • COVERCRETE

Hale Carpet Cleaning

Quality Guaranteed

Glasshouse Country News

Concreting

Carpet Cleaning

COMMERCIAL / DOMESTIC / SHOP FIT / RENOVATION

Todd: 0424 605047 Fax: 3102 8528 Email: admin@tlccarpentry.com.au Asha: 5494 7464

5494 0398

T0030

CARPENTRY

> Renovations We love what we > Extensions do! > Timber decks > Pre sale makeovers > Complete builds > Pergolas > Owner builder consultation

4-6 Boeing Place Caboolture Ph: 5428 3994 F: 5432 4035

Shop 2, 5 Peachester Road, Beerwah www.totalmicrosystems.com.au

*(conditions apply)

Licensed Contractor - BSA 1119033 ‘Local Guy, Local Quote’

M & A CONCRETING QBSA 068989 Professional & prompt Quality work Site left clean Driveways, Patios, Paths and slabs in plain, exposed & decorative finishes Existing concrete rejuvenated

T0548

All carpentry work Renovations- Extensions Decks – Home Maintenance Ph: Saun 0424 550 057 or A/H 5492 9558

COMPUTER SALES, SERVICE & SUPPORT For Home & Business

CONCRETING

BSA Lic 1129044

Carpenter

Caravan annexes and awnings camper trailers and conversion kits

ABN 60 627 360 193 ACN 131 206 089 BSA Lic. #1018329

TO484

mobile: 0417 716 821 a/h: 5499 9710

Specialising in Custom Canvas Work

T0022

M 0417 045 062 T (07) 5494 7117 F (07) 5494 7543 E redbuilding@bigpond.com A 88 King Rd, Mooloolah QLD 4553 QBSA lic number 1063554 H.I.A. member 839908

T0264

JOHN DOBBS local tradesman

TO488

Canvas

Parry Director CARPENTRY RENOVATIONSDean & REPAIRS HOUSEHOLD & COMMERCIAL

TLC

Phone 1300 721 117 www.pcsol.com.au

QBSA 1155593

TODD LEAVY

Specialising in low pressure hand washing

You book your house now and recieve: FREE: Spider Treatment / FREE: Anti-mould Treatiment FREE: Carpet Clean & Lic. Pest Control with every Bond Clean

Computing

CALL YOUR LOCAL BUILDER

M 0417 045 062

Queenslander Specialists

FREE CALL 1800 281 521

NEED A QUALITY BUILDER? THINKING OF RENOVATING? Bathrooms Timber Decks Pergolas

Minimum Water Usage

Other Services Available Windows / Roofs & Gutters / Driveways & Pathways Internal Walls & Ceilings / Bond Cleans Pest Control & Ceiling Vacuums FULLY INSURED - ALL WORK GUARANTEED FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED

Phone Daniel 0414 417 148

New Homes Extensions Renovations

20% OFF all bond cleans

TO378

T0016

* 15 years experience * Quality work * Renovations * New homes * Decks * Bathrooms * New roofs * Repairs FOR PROMPT QUOTING AT COMPETITIVE RATES... CALL YOUR LOCAL BUILDER

Cleaning

WATER WISE HOUSEWASHING

T0019A

CUT & EDGE SERVICE AVAILABLE

REG BUILDER BSA LIC No 730134

FREE CALL 1800 281 521

Over 35 years professional experience

• Kitchens • Vanity • Laundry •TV Units • Robes • Appliances • Organised sub trades

RENOVATION & HOME CONSTRUCTION

You book your carpets: FREE: sanatizing and deodorising $25 basic internal pest control* FULLY INSURED $25 internal flea control* * with carpet clean ALL WORK GUARANTEED FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED

Joinery & Shopfitters

T0588

Prompt quoting Over 20yrs experience

0409 549 601 Matthew 0409 936 083

Extra rooms $10 each

3 -5 Average Rooms

$65

Ken

Director

New Installations & Renovations

CHRIS HALL BUILDERS

Steam Cleaning

T0027

TO013

ALL BRICK AND BLOCKWORK RETAINING WALLS - FIREPLACES - BIG/SMALL JOBS

T0388

5494 6658 - 0418 151 231

ACCREDITED CARPET CLEANERS

Please phone 0421 690 895

Phone 5494 6066

to advertise your business www.gcnews.com.au

0417 797 430 ACN 075 810 463 BSA 77142

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• Stenciling • Covacrete • Stamped • Exposed Concrete • House slabs • and resealing

Electrical

5413 2500

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ROBERT TREVISAN

PHONE: 0407 754 208

CONCRETOR

T0280

Retail suppliers of fencing materials, timber, logs, wire and steel.

Also installers of quality fencing For a Free Measure and Quote phone

Lic # 5582

T0347

Domestic, Commercial, Phone & Data, Intercoms & Gates Solar-Grid - Connect, Design, Install

ELECTRICIAN

Domestic, Commercial, Owner Builder, Rural & Industrial

Phone Greg on 0418 741 145

Est. since 1983

www.gcnews.com.au

TO043

Zedmere Pty Ltd

T0047

Garages / Sheds QUALITY & RELIABLE SERVICE Our Products Our Service FREE • Garages • Designed & Engineered Quotes & • Patios • Fully Licensed & Insured Advice • Carports • Council Permits Organised • Sheds\Rural & Farm Sheds DISPLAY CENTRE NOW OPEN AT 2 WILLIAM ST, KILCOY

5497 2615

Phone 5494 8900

FIRST CALL FENCING Timber, Colourbond, Aluminium & Glass Pool fencing, Gates Retaining Walls & More For a free quote Phone Matthew

T0322

T0039 Gold Licence # 66414

Lic: 66091 T0389

NFL Electrical Nathan 0417 040 291

20 Tytherleigh Ave, Landsborough

your local licensed contractor

5496 9861 or 0439 303 306 Glasshouse Mtns

email: matthewcarter@aapt.net.au QBSA 1139536 Lic. No. 70875

Quality, Safety, Reliability Ph: Mick 0412 160 906

0437 020 070

A/H 07 5494 9335

Fencing

Ph 5492 9502 Mob: 0409 549 295

T0040

ABN 41 636 538 072

Chad’s Cheap Mowing 0430 517 211

Q.B.S.A. Lic No. 1130199

* Installation * Air Conditioning * Split Systems

Nathan Dakin

0437 434 800

Domestic/Commercial/Industrial

• Installation/Maintenance/Repairs • Test and tag specialist • Over 30 years experience • Prompt reliable service

ABN 89 058 455 025

ALL DOMESTIC - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL

FREE QUOTE & COMPETITIVE RATES

• Hedging • Rubbish Removal • Ride-on Mowing • Mowing • Pruning

TO560

Ian Linwood - Electrical Contractor

License No. 71818

T0037

Lic No 67745

Office:0414 5493482 0054 Mobile: 037 Mobile: 0414 482 037

KEV’S MOWING

• Weed Spray • Garden Clean • Lawns • Acres Ups • Edges • Slashing • Rubbish Removal • Hedges No Job too big or small – Pensioner Discounts

www.gregsmallelectrical.com.au

Adam: Glasshouse Mtns Adam: Glasshouse Office: 5493 0054Mtns

Phone Nick Atwell Mob: 0411 466 586 A/H: 5494 6713

TO494

Electricians

Jim: Beerwah

Large Acreage Mowing Rubbish Removed

5494 9183 0438 308 513

Peachester Ph: 0404 903 801 Prompt, Friendly Service Give us a go! No Job is Too Small

Domestic • Commercial •71536 Rural • Industrial BSA Lic. No. 60278 Lic. No. 60278 PO BoxBSA 578, Beerwah QLD 4519 PO Box 578, Beerwah QLD 4519

Garden Clean ups Gutter Cleaning Whipper Snipping Pruning

dakinslusciouslawns@gmail.com ‘Do It With Dakin’

0427 669 643

Installations Installations, Repairs Servicing and Air Conditioning Repairs, Servicing Installations, Servicing Domestic . Owner Builders . Repairs, Commercial . Rural . Industrial Domestic • Commercial • Rural • Industrial

Mays Mowing Service

Lawn Mowing - Ride on Mowing Edges & Pruning

EE S FROTE QU

Electrical Services Electrical Services ELECTRICAL SERVICES PTY LTD

www.jimsmowing.net

T0567

TO031

41 Caloundra Rd, Caloundra

Your local Jim services all areas call 131546

T0392

Ceiling Fans Lighting Air Conditioners

Phone Les McDermott

Jim: Beerwah Office: 5439 9400 Office:0414 5439774 9400 Mobile: 046 Mobile: 0414 774 046

* Mowing * Rubbish removals * Pruning * Garden cleanups * Ride on work * Gutters cleaned

Your Electrical and Lighting Retailer

Free Advice - Quote Service

Gold Card No 061792

Same day response Free Quotes Fully insured

Call Jamie 0417 720 505 a/h 5494 6282

› Domestic › Commercial › Industrial

GREG GATTI All Concrete Work

Garden Maintenance

TO491

TO489

ALL CONCRETING

PO Box 32, Landsborough, Qld 4550

All Aspects of Electrical Contracting Beerwah & Surrounding areas Prompt Reliable Service No Job Too Big or Too Small

Pty Ltd TO441

Karsel CONCRETING

Wynne’s Lic 69821

Concreting cont.

Domestic · Commercial · Industrial · Rural

TO396

A to Z of Trades and Services

BSA Lic No 60108

0427 120 955 www.kamconstructions.net.au

Gas

KLM LP Gas Suppliers

5493 0493 T0042

• Domestic • Rural • All Types • 4WD Tractor & Bucket • Post Driver & Slasher • 4T Tipper Rubbish Removal • Total Landscape Service • Locally Owned & Operated For a free quote phone Garth 5499 9330 or 0438 714 983

Phone 5494 6066 to advertise your business

L P G A S

LOCALS

SUPPORTING LOCALS

NB Under Qld Building Services Authority Act 1991 Section 54, licensed tradespersons are required to quote their QBSA License number when advertising. This offers customer protection in the event of unsatisfactory work.

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Marine Services

Pest Control

Glass & Security

HINTERLAND PEST CONTROL

TO508

Cost Effective Local Business Est. Since 1996

• Cockroaches • Carpet Beetle • Lawn Weeds • Silver Fish • Bed Bugs BSA: 106 8977 LIC: PMT-0-11572

TO500

Free quotes: Call for the Best Price • Windows • Doors • Maintenance • Shower Screens • Security & Insect Screens MONTY’S GLASS & SECURITY 5493 0374 0439 875 031 BSA Lic: L 1117342

Painters

• Patio enclosures glass • Glass repairs • Sliding wardrobe doors • Window & door maintenance

FFirst IRST in IN quality QUALITY&&service SERVICE

Will beat any price by 10% on security screens & flyscreens

BRESLIN PAINTING PO BOX 257 Beerwah 4519

• Tiling • Painting • No Job to small BSA: 49498 223

Landscaping

BEERWAH •W

ATER FEATURES

• PATHWAYS/STAIRS • UNIQUE GARDENS & GARDEN FEATURES

Professional Painting Local Tradesman with 20 years Experience ABN 79 347 449 750

ANDREW 0423 107 716

High Quality Work Our Prices Based on Award Wages NO HIDING PROFIT! Over 30 Years Experience QBSA 1147179

Davie McIntyre QBSA Licence No:1192667 ▪ Free Quotes ▪ Interior/Exterior ▪ Airless Spraying ▪ New Homes

BEERWAH LANDSCAPING Quality Workmanship

beerwah locksmiths Ph: 5494 6698 A/Hours: 0488 669 810 7/60Simpson Street, Beerwah

Glasshouse Country News For all your advertising needs please call Cathy on 5494 6066 or email advertising @gcnews.com.au

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•Augers •Trencher • 4 in 1 bucket •8 ton tipper •Level bar •Laser Leveller •Tilt Bucket

5906

QBSA Act Lic. No. 115

This size advert could cost you from $19.25 per week or $20.25 in spot colour Ph 5494 6066 for more details

LOCALS

SUPPORTING LOCALS

Licensed

Cam’s Truck & Bobcat Hire

Mob: 0420 662 811 Ph: 5496 9540

Call

BOBCAT EXCAVATOR HIRE

Operator • Tilt Bucket • 3 ton Excavator • Laser Levelling • Trencher • Post Hole Borer • Auger 250 • 350 • 450 • 600mm Plant Auger Lindeman Road • Rotary Flail/Grass Mulcher/Cutter • 8 ton Tipper Truck BEERWAH AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A WEEK Ph: 5494 0056 • Mobile: 0408 192 814

▪ Repaints ▪ Insurance Work ▪ 15 years experience

cond. apply

TO506

LOCKSMITH

Local Knowledge 21 Years Experience

Brush Rite Painting

a/h: 5494 0830

Locksmiths

Shane Schultz

Contact Frank 0457 486 080

Ph: 0418 204 159

All Areas 0420 53 8890 5494 0393

Plant & Machinery

Local Painters

Builder & Stone Mason QBSA License No. 77177. Est 1981

Phone Shane Robins 0418 900 705 a/h 5494 6425

E. eliminatepests@bigpond.com PO Box. 257 Beerwah 4519 FULLY BSA 1189580 INSURED

All Aspects of Painting Sunshine Coast including all Hinterland areas

GRAHAM RENWICK

• Design • Retaining walls / Drainage • Paving / Repairs • Gardens / Mulching • Lawns • Mini Bobcat Services

• Pre- purchase Inspections • Annual Termite Inspections • Termite Management Systems • Termite Treatments • General Pest management Cockroaches • Ants • Spiders • Silverfish • Fleas • Bed Bugs

T0070

• Carpentry & Joinery • Minor Cabinet Making • Plastering

BSA NO. 1011255

0407 439 526

07 5493 0440

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You Said It Continued from page 25 RSL done deal

Well it looks like the Beerwah RSL never had any intention of staying in Beerwah!

It was all a done deal even before the public meeting, and we were taken for a ride!

I will not be a member of the Beerwah RSL or the bowls club as there has been too much dishonesty.

I certainly will not join the new club taking over, as it seems to me, they were just as cagey and just intend making it easier to gamble.

R Batty Beerwah

Re: last week’s letters

The two letters in last week’s GCNews whose names were “supplied” (but not printed) have caused more hurt for the staff and members of the RSL Club, and the Beerwah community in general.

Obviously these nameless people know how misinformed they are or they would have had the courage to put their name to their letters.

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I am the Operations Manger of the Club at the Glasshouse Country Bowls Club and have been a member of staff for more than 18 years.

I was raised in Glass House Mountains and grew up with the men and women who built these community clubs. My family and a lot of other locals spent a great deal of time and money at the Glasshouse Bowls Club, so I think I am well qualified to give my opinion.

The Glasshouse Country Bowls Club merged with the Citizens Club 10 years ago. It was not purchased; I know this as I was part of the Club Management Team at the time.

It was not the choice of the Beerwah RSL & Citizens Club to close down its business in Beerwah, but that of the landlord, when they evicted the community club from the leased premises.

By the time you read this the Citizens club will have moved out of the Beerwah premises and, as instructed removed all club assets.

The Club is now operating from the Glasshouse Country Bowls club. This will be a growing process, but our community needs to be assured the club will grow and I will continue to be part of this process.

Whether it is as an employee or as a member or both - only time will tell, but no matter what happens in the future I will remain loyal to this community Club.

In relation to the AGM there was no vote because only 10 people nominated for the 10 positions. Those nominees were declared elected unopposed, as happens in any organisation. If you had been there and paid attention to the proceedings you would have known this fact.

If you want to know something then find out.

Do not speculate or listen to other misinformed people.

Such reckless comments only serve to upset the hard working staff that has remained here, trying to do their jobs while they still had them.

This dispute has gone on long enough. Let’s move on and make the best of a bad situation. Because the Club owns its premises at the Glasshouse Country Bowls Club, we can be assured it will remain a community club and no-one will be able to take it away from us again.

Sharon Bochow (Howard) Peachester

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Community Notices Mooloolah Community Op Shop

Pre-loved clothes, books and toys are on offer for those in need and those who love to find a bargain. Nothing over $2.00. April Wednesday special – one bag full of clothes and/or footwear for only $2.00 – quality items. The Op Shop is now open each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 9.00am – 1.00pm at the Mooloolah Valley Community Centre, 34 Bray Road, Mooloolah. Can you spare a few hours to help out? Donations of items also sought, call Dot on 0408 776 735.

Families of ADF personnel

Families of serving personnel of the ADF are invited to a morning tea at Beerwah Veterans Drop In Centre, 1 Free Street, Beerwah, at 10.00am on the first Friday of the month. This invitation extends to all the Glasshouse Country area. Come and meet the Welfare Officers and others with family members away. Any queries phone: 5439 0641.

The Mooloolah Mob

Yes, we’re still walking and would love you to join us. This group has now been walking for over five years and for some of us that’s well over 3,000 kilometres covered. We walk each Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6.30am for about an hour. We meet at Martin Rungert Park, right in the centre of town, and walk a variety of routes about the local area. It’s a great way to start the day and to meet new friends. This is a Heart Foundation group activity with certificates being awarded for the number of walks completed. You

don’t have to walk every day, or for the whole hour – just do as much as you feel you can.

Please consider joining our friendly little group for a great start to the day. We do hope to see you soon.

GWQ Sunshine Coast

(Graduate Women Queensland Sunshine Coast Branch) is holding their May Breakfast at 7.45am on Saturday, May 7 at Chancellor Tavern, Sippy Downs. Guest speaker is former Air Vice Marshal Juile Hammer AM CSC. Funds raise will support the Refugee Education Project.

Visitors or potential members are most welcome.

Please phone President Bernice on 5477 5714

by Friday, April 29 if you would like to attend.

Cost is 25.00.

Garden Tea Party

The Ladies of Glasshouse Country Anglican Church are holding a Garden Tea Party in the grounds of the Mary MacKillop Centre on Saturday, May 7 from 1.00pm.

It will feature a fashion parade with garments from Eclectic Dreams and hats by Hatrageous Headwear.

The Singing Belles will be performing and there will be entertainment for the children plus the usual stalls and competitions. Entrance is free with a charge for the special afternoon tea.

Suncoast Fun Dogs Agility Club Inc

The club are holding a Competition for Titles at the Elimbah Sports and Recreation Ground, on Saturday, April 16 at Rose Creek Road Elimbah, starting at 12.30pm. All are welcome to come and watch dogs from all over SE Queensland compete in games, jumping and agility. The canteen will be open and there will

GCNews welcomes contributions from not-for-profit community groups and other local organisations. Please note the editorial deadline is 12.00noon each Friday. If you have missed the deadline your contribution will not be considered for the next edition. For contributions that do meet the deadline, every effort will be made to include them in the next edition, however if we receive more contributions than

Heinrich Rusterholz Seventh Day Adventist Church Landsborough

We are now into the fourth month of this year and Easter is just around the corner. This year has had a tumultuous beginning. Floods all over Australia, earthquakes in Christchurch and Japan, floods in South America. The list goes on.

One of the things we notice is the magnitude of some of the disasters. Greater than ever before.

There are also issues around the world with the economy resulting in riots. Where will all this end and what is all this saying to us?

Glasshouse Country Baptist Church 58 Roberts Rd, Beerwah

Invites you to our Sunday services at 9.00am Enquiries phone 5494 6354 GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY ANGLICAN CHURCH

WEDNESDAYS *Mooloolah (Paget Road) 9.00am SUNDAY *Beerwah (Peachester Road) 9.00am (First Sundays - Family Service) Rev. Ken Goodger - 5491 1866 Local contact 5494 9536

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Glasshouse Country RSL Raffle Results Friday raffle results are: Lucky door - C48 Derek Meat tray - C78 Larry Fruit trays - A23 Chemist, A72 Diane

Free mobile phone workshops for seniors in Kawana

Two hour workshop each week for four weeks, either morning or afternoon, on May 9, 16, 30 and June 6. Morning or afternoon tea provided, there are limited places, please phone to book phone Frankie 5413 1532.

GoodOldTalk.com

A social networking website designed for seniors.

Become a member for free and you can start or join in discussions / debates on any topic that interests you. There is no need for any senior who has access to the internet to be lonely.

Just start talking to the friendly members of GOT. Topics currently include computers, travel, hobbies, finance, health, sports, trivia, jokes, awards; and postings of an historical and general nature. The variety is never ending. Supermarket wars, helmets and body contact sports, earthquake stories, methane gas and global warming, CO2 in the atmosphere, and the super bug in health care were some of the postings this week. So log on to GOT to see what else has been happening this week in the forum and on members’ blogs or teach yourself how to use the computer with step-bystep guides. Contact Rehanah on 5493 5947 or Hazel on 5493 7679 for more information.

we have space available, then some may be held over until the following week.

Priority is given to contributions which are time specific.

Please keep contributions to a maximum of 100 words. Contributions may be edited if they are too lengthy and in accordance with the GCNews style guide. For more information about submitting a contribution, email reception@gcnews.com.

Glasshouse Country Ministers Fellowship

Give peace a chance

be information available for prospective new members to our Club. We train at Elimbah on Tuesday evenings from 6.30pm.

GLASSHOUSE COMMUNITY CHURCH Pastor Brendan Edwards

Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch Building - Sun 4.30pm

Kids Church during service

A Wesleyan Methodist Church

Phone: 5496 9556

GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY

In the Bible we read that these things will happen (see Matthew 24). It says these are the beginnings of birth pains just like with a pregnant woman. Jesus is talking about his own return to earth and the destruction of Jerusalem. Is Jesus coming near? Well it is nearer then last year and from the magnitude and frequency of the disasters there is certainly some indication that something could happen. When we think of the people in Japan; thousands died in a matter of minutes which is shocking news to us. Only people who were there really understand what it was like to go through an experience like this. God is saying these things will happen. Trust in me, get to know me. Then and only then can we have peace within ourselves. This peace comes when we are forgiven and when we start to walk with Jesus who came to save us. Something worth considering.

LUTHERAN CHURCH Reed Street, Glass House Mtns

Sunday Worship 9.00am Contact 5439 9341 or 5496 9671

Glasshouse Country Uniting Church A Caring Christian Community

Twin Peaks Drive, Beerwah 8.30am - Sunday Worship & Youth Program 10.30am - Peachester UC 1st & 3rd Sun Phone: 5494 6187 All Welcome!

Kids & Youth ÊÊ Programs

BEERWAH 9.30 & 6 MALENY 10.30

www.churchontherise.org.au Church Office 5494 0655

68 Peachester Rd, Beerwah

CATHOLIC WEEKEND MASSES

Saturday 6pm: Peachester Rd, Beerwah 5493 0967 Sunday 7am: Caloundra St, Landsborough 5494 8896 Sunday 6pm: Mooloolah Hall, Bray Rd 5492 9279 APRIL 13 2011 |

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Australia 7.30 pm Italian Food Safari 8.00 pm Oz and James Big

Wine Adventure 8.30 pm Heston’s Feasts:

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Australia 7.30 pm Coast: Anglesey to

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More Sex 10.40pm Movie: You Will

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High Street 9.30pm Whites 10.00pm Getting On 10.30pm Lateline 11.05pm Lateline

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ABC 4.00 am Rage 11.00am Cooking The World 12noon Francesco's

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Gardens 8.30 pm Movie: The Boat

that Rocked 11.20pm AFL: Richmond v

Collingwood late night viewing continues

NINE (WIN)

6.00 am Today Early 7.00 am Today 9.00 am Kerri-Anne 11.00am National Morning News 11.30am Alive and Cooking 12noon Ellen Degeneres Show 1.00 pm The View 2.00 pm Days Of Our Lives 3.00 pm Entertainment Tonight 3.30 pm Magical Tales 4.00 pm Kitchen Whiz 4.30 pm Afternoon News 5.30 pm Hot Seat 6.00 pm National News 6.30 pm WIN News 7.00 pm A Current Affair 7.30 pm Friday Night Football

Tigers v Titans 9.30 pm Friday Night Football

Eels v Bulldogs 11.30pm WIN News Late midnight Movie: Today you Die late night viewing continues

Saturday | 16 April 2011 NINE (WIN) SEVEN (SC) 6.00 am Brand Developers 6.30 am Mickey Mouse Clubhouse 7.00 am Weekend Sunrise 9.00 am Saturday Disney 11.00am Castaway 11.30am Legend Of Enyo 12noon Zeke's Pad 12.30pm Master Raindrop 1.00 pm Australia Smashes

Guinness World Records 1.30 pm Seven's V8 Supercars

2011 5.00 pm Creek To Coast 5.30 pm Queensland

Weekender 6.00 pm Seven News 6.30 pm Movie: Bolt 8.35 pm Movie: Fast and

Furious 11.00pm Maneaters midnight Special - Louis Theroux 1.10 am Movie: Mexico City late night viewing continues

6.00 am Go, Diego Go 6.30 am Dora the Explorer 7.00 am Weekend Today 9.00 am Saturday Kerri-Anne 10.00am Kids WB 10.30am Scooby Doo 11.00am Dennis & Gnasher 11.30am Gasp 12noon G2G: Got to Go 12.30pm The Saddle Club 1.00 pm WIN's Horse Racing

Doncaster Cup 4.30 pm Antiques Roadshow 5.00 pm Nine News 5.30 pm Discover Downunder 6.00 pm National News 6.30 pm Australia's Funniest

Home Videos 8.00 pm Movie: The Water

Horse 10.15pm Movie: Hitch 12.35am Movie: The Sea Wolves late night viewing continues

TEN 6.00 am Morning viewing 8.30 am Wurrawhy 9.00 am 9am News 10.00am The Circle 12noon Dr Phil 1.00 pm Oprah Winfrey Show 2.00 pm Ready Steady Cook 3.00 pm Judge Judy 3.30 pm Two Guys And A Girl 4.00 pm Good Chef Bad Chef 4.30 pm The Bold And The

Beautiful 5.00 pm TEN News 6.30 pm 6.30 With George

Negus 7.00 pm The 7PM Project 7.30 pm program tba 8.30 pm program tba 10.30pm 6PM Encore 11.00pm TEN Late News 11.30pm Sports Tonight midnight The Late Show late night viewing continues

TEN 6.00 am Morning viewing 9.30 am K9 10.00am Video Hits 12noon The Circle: Saturday

Highlights Show 1.00 pm Natural Conflict 2.00 pm AFL Premiership

Season 2011

Carlton V Essendon 5.00 pm TEN News At Five 5.30 pm Jamie's Thirty Minute

Meals 6.00 pm TEN Evening

News 6.30 pm program tba 7.00 pm program tba 7.30 pm program tba 11.00pm program tba 1.30 am Before The Game 2.00 am Home Shopping 4.00 am Bayless Conley 5.00 am Hour of Power late night viewing continues

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SBS 5.00 am Morning viewing 12noon UEFA Champions

League Magazine 12.30pm Speedweek 2.00 pm Feast India 2.30 pm Two of Us 3.00 pm Chachapoya 4.00 pm Little Mosque on the

Prairie 4.30 pm Living Black 5.00 pm Cycling Central 6.00 pm Thalassa 6.30 pm World News Australia 7.30 pm Empire of the Seas 8.30 pm Cutting Edge 10.30pm Movie: The Accursed

Kings 12.20am Movie: Turtles on

Their Backs late night viewing continues

SBS 5.05 am World News 1.00 pm Food Lovers' Guide 1.30 pm Final Image 2.30 pm Insight 3.30 pm Letters and Numbers 4.00 pm The Journal 4.30 pm FIFA Futbol Mundial 5.00 pm The Crew 5.30 pm Living Black 6.00 pm Letters and Numbers 6.30 pm World News Australia 7.30 pm Mythbusters 8.30 pm Man v Wild 9.30 pm World News Australia 10.00pm Ugly Americans 10.30pm South Park 11.00pm Wilfred 11.30pm The World Game 12.30am Living Black late night viewing continues

SBS 5.05 am World News 1.00 pm Movie: Perhaps Love 3.00 pm Living Black 3.30 pm Letters and Numbers 4.00 pm The Journal 4.30 pm PBS Newshour 5.30 pm Global Village 6.00 pm Letters and Numbers 6.30 pm World News Australia 7.30 pm Insight 8.30 pm The Story of Science:

What is the World

Made Of? 9.30 pm World News Australia 10.05pm Hot Docs 11.45pm Movie: Kabuli Kid 1.30 am Election Day 1.50 am Weather Watch

Overnight late night viewing continues

SBS 5.00 am World News 1.00 pm Movie: Our Father 2.30 pm Here Comes the

Neighbourhood 3.00 pm mY Generation 3.30 pm Letters and Numbers 4.00 pm The Journal 4.30 pm PBS Newshour 5.30 pm Global Village 6.00 pm Letters and

Numbers 6.30 pm World News Australia 7.35 pm Inspector Rex:

Rex’s Revenge 8.30 pm East West 101 9.30 pm World News Australia 10.05pm Movie: Death of a

President 11.50pm Movie: Zelary late night viewing continues

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Sunday | 17 April 2011 SEVEN (SC)

ABC

4.00 am Morning viewing 11.30am Songs Of Praise 12noon Landline 1.00 pm Planet Earth 2.00 pm Arctic Exposure With

Nigel Marven 3.00 pm Genius Within 4.45 pm War Hero 5.00 pm Art Nation 5.45 pm Dr Who 6.30 pm Chris Humfrey's

Wild Life 7.00 pm ABC News 7.30 pm Human Planet 8.30 pm Paper Giants:

The Birth of Cleo 10.00pm Compass 10.30pm The Street 11.35pm The Great Magazines late night viewing continues

ABC

6.00 am Morning viewing 12noon Movie: Ready

To Run 2.00 pm Dive Olly Dive 2.30 pm Sea Princesses 3.00 pm Sally Bollywood 3.30 pm Toybox 4.00 pm It's Academic 4.30 pm Seven News 5.00 pm Today Tonight 5.30 pm Deal or No Deal 6.00 pm Seven Local News 6.30 pm Seven News 7.00 pm Home and Away 7.30 pm program tba 8.30 pm Winners & Losers 9.30 pm Parenthood 10.30pm Cougar Town 11.30pm 10 Years Younger late night viewing continues

NINE (WIN)

6.00 am Morning viewing 11.00am National Nine News 11.30am Alive and Cooking 12noon Ellen Degeneres Show 1.00 pm The View 2.00 pm Days Of Our Lives 3.00 pm Entertainment Tonight 3.30 pm Magical Tales 4.00 pm Kitchen Whiz 4.30 pm Afternoon News 5.30 pm Hot Seat 6.00 pm National News 6.30 pm WIN News 7.00 pm A Current Affair 7.30 pm Two And A Half Men 8.00 pm $#*! My Day Says 8.30 pm program tba 9.30 pm program tba 10.30pm Crime Investigation late night viewing continues

Tuesday | 19 April 2011 SEVEN (SC)

4.00 am Morning viewing 12noon Midday Report 12.30pm Time Team 1.30 pm Meerkat Manor 2.00 pm Darling Buds Of May 3.00 pm Children’s programs 6.00 pm Grand Designs 6.50 pm Minuscule 7.00 pm ABC News 7.30 pm 7.30 8.00 pm Foreign

Correspondent 8.30 pm Stephen Fry and the

Great American Oil Spill 9.30 pm QI 10.00pm 21C: Art in the First

Decade 10.35pm Lateline 11.10pm Lateline Business late night viewing continues

ABC

6.00 am Morning viewing 12noon Movie: Something

New 2.00 pm Dive Olly Dive 2.30 pm Sea Princesses 3.00 pm Sally Bollywood 3.30 pm Toybox 4.00 pm It's Academic 4.30 pm Seven News 5.00 pm Today Tonight 5.30 pm Deal or No Deal 6.00 pm Seven Local News 6.30 pm Seven News 7.00 pm Home and Away 7.30 pm Border Patrol 8.00 pm Coastwatch 8.30 pm program tba 9.30 pm Brothers & Sisters 10.30pm My Shocking Story late night viewing continues

NINE (WIN)

6.00 am Morning viewing 11.00am The Sunday Footy

Show 12noon The Sunday Roast 1.00 pm Boost Mobile

Surf Show 2.00 pm Million Dollar Drop 3.00 pm QLD Surf Lifesaving

Championships 4.00 pm Sunday Football

Panthers v Storm 6.00 pm National News Sunday 6.30 pm A Current Affair:

Sunday 7.00 pm The Big Bang Theory 7.30 pm 60 Minutes 8.30 pm The Mentalist 9.30 pm Harry's Law 10.30pm CSI: Miami late night viewing continues

Monday | 18 April 2011 SEVEN (SC)

4.30 am Morning viewing 11.00am Landline 12noon Midday Report 12.30pm Monarch of the Glen 1.30 pm Cheese Slices 2.00 pm Darling Buds Of May 3.00 pm Children’s programs 6.00 pm Grand Designs 6.50 pm Minuscule 7.00 pm ABC News 7.30 pm 7.30 8.00 pm Australian Story 8.30 pm Paper Giants:

The Birth of Cleo 10.00pm Grumpy Old Women 10.30pm Lateline 11.05pm Lateline Business 11.35pm Blue Murder 12.20am The Clinic late night viewing continues

ABC

5.00 am Morning viewing 10.00am The Amazing Race 11.00am Minute To Win It 12noon Seven's V8 Supercars

2011: Hamilton 3.00 pm AFL - Melbourne vs

Gold Coast 5.30 pm Great South East 6.00 pm Seven News 6.30 pm Mighty Ships 7.30 pm Border Security 8.00 pm The Force - Behind

The Line 8.30 pm Bones 9.30 pm Castle 10.30pm Serial Killers 11.30pm The First 48 12.30am Kings 2.30 am Home Shopping late night viewing continues

NINE (WIN)

6.00 am Morning viewing 11.30am Alive and Cooking 12noon Ellen Degeneres Show 1.00 pm The View 2.00 pm Days Of Our Lives 3.00 pm Entertainment Tonight 3.30 pm Magical Tales 4.00 pm Kitchen Whiz 4.30 pm Afternoon News 5.30 pm Hot Seat 6.00 pm National News 6.30 pm WIN News 7.00 pm A Current Affair 7.30 pm The Big Bang Theory 8.00 pm $#*! My Day Says 8.30 pm Top Gear 9.40 pm program tba 10.40pm Kitchen Nightmares

USA late night viewing continues

Wednesday | 20 April 2011 NINE (WIN) SEVEN (SC)

4.00 am Morning viewing 12noon Midday Report 12.30pm National Press Club 1.30 pm The Trail Of Genghis

Khan 2.00 pm Darling Buds Of May 3.00 pm Children’s programs 6.00 pm Grand Designs 6.50 pm Minuscule 7.00 pm ABC News 7.30 pm 7.30 8.00 pm The New Inventors 8.30 pm Adam Hills In Gordon

St Tonight 9.30 pm Hungry Beast 10.00pm At The Movies 10.30pm Lateline 11.05pm Lateline Business 11.30pm Titus: The Gorilla King late night viewing continues

6.00 am Sunrise 11.30am Seven Morning News 12noon Movie: Buffalo Dreams 2.00 pm Dive Olly Dive 2.30 pm Sea Princesses 3.00 pm Sally Bollywood 3.30 pm Toybox 4.00 pm It's Academic 4.30 pm Seven News 5.00 pm Today Tonight 5.30 pm Deal or No Deal 6.00 pm Seven Local News 6.30 pm Seven News 7.00 pm Home and Away 7.30 pm program tba 8.30 pm Criminal Minds 9.30 pm Detroit 10.30pm I Shouldn't Be Alive 11.30pm My Name Is Earl late night viewing continues

6.00 am Morning viewing 11.30am Alive and Cooking 12noon Ellen Degeneres Show 1.00 pm The View 2.00 pm Days Of Our Lives 3.00 pm Entertainment Tonight 3.30 pm Magical Tales 4.00 pm The Saddle Club 4.30 pm Afternoon News 5.30 pm Hot Seat 6.00 pm National News 6.30 pm WIN News 7.00 pm A Current Affair 7.30 pm The Big Bang Theory 8.00 pm Mike & Molly 8.30 pm Two and a Half Men 9.00 pm The Big Bang Theory 9.30 pm RPA 10.30pm Embarrassing Bodies late night viewing continues

TEN 6.00 am Morning viewing 8.30 am Video Hits 12noon Totally Australia:

Untamed Territory 1.00 pm iFish 2.00 pm Netball: ANZ

Championship 4.00 pm Everybody Hates Chris 4.30 pm Places We Go 5.00 pm TEN News 5.30 pm Jamie's Thirty Minute

Meals 6.00 pm TEN Evening News 6.30 pm Biggest Loser 7.30 pm Modern Family 8.00 pm Bondi Rescue 8.30 pm Hawaii Five-O 9.30 pm NCIS - Los Angeles 11.30pm Narc late night viewing continues

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TEN 6.00 am Morning viewing 10.00am The Circle 12noon Dr Phil 1.00 pm Oprah Winfrey Show 2.00 pm Ready Steady Cook 3.00 pm Judge Judy 3.30 pm Two Guys And A Girl 4.00 pm Everyday Gourmet 4.30 pm The Bold And The

Beautiful 5.00 pm TEN News 6.30 pm 6.30PM With George

Negus 7.00 pm The 7PM Project 7.30 pm program tba 8.30 pm program tba 9.30 pm program tba 10.30pm 6.30 Encore 11.00pm TEN Late News late night viewing continues

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TEN 6.00 am Morning viewing 8.00 am Totally Wild 8.30 am Wurrawhy 9.00 am 9am News 10.00am The Circle 12noon Dr Phil 1.00 pm Oprah Winfrey Show 2.00 pm Ready Steady Cook 3.00 pm Judge Judy 3.30 pm Two Guys And A Girl 4.00 pm Everyday Gourmet 4.30 pm The Bold And The

Beautiful 5.00 pm TEN News 6.30 pm 6.30 With George Negus 7.00 pm The 7PM Project 7.30 pm program tba 10.30pm 6.30 Encore 11.00pm TEN Late News late night viewing continues

TEN 6.00 am Morning viewing 8.00 am Totally Wild 8.30 am Wurrawhy 9.00 am 9am News 10.00am The Circle 12noon Dr Phil 1.00 pm Oprah Winfrey Show 2.00 pm Ready Steady Cook 3.00 pm Judge Judy 3.30 pm Two Guys And A Girl 4.00 pm Good Chef Bad Chef 4.30 pm The Bold And The

Beautiful 5.00 pm TEN News 6.30 pm 6.30 With George Negus 7.00 pm The 7PM Project 7.30 pm TBA 10.30pm 6PM Encore 11.15pm TEN Late News late night viewing continues

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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 12noon Mondays.

Health, Beauty & Fitness

Public Notices Annual General Meeting - We hereby notify that the RSL Beerwah/Peachester Sub Branch Inc. will hold their next General Meeting on Sunday 17th April 2011 at 0930h.The location will be the RSL Club. (Date bought forward due to Easter Sunday and ANZAC Day).

Birth Notices Roger and Liesa Ellsworth are happy to announce the arrival of another gorgeous baby boy!!

LIAM ALBERT ROSS born on March 3 weighing 7lb Many thanks to the Doctors & midwives at Caboolture Hospital

Jan & Graeme Humphreys have great pleasure in announcing the arrival of their 9th Grand Child & 7th Grand Daughter

strength within fitness studio Mooloolah small group fitness classes, tailored to your individual goals. Mon & Thurs 9.15am Ph: 5492 9671

Cakes cake decorating Specialising in wedding cakes.

Cakes made & decorated. Phone Fay 5491 3198

Courses & Tuition

Computer Training

Small groups and one on one, fun and friendly, absolute beginners to advanced skills.

Phone Dianne on 5494 8866

DRIVE EASY DRIVER TRAINING

Lilly Eileen Moore born 8th June 2010 8lb3oz First child for Julie & James

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1300 739 133 0438 358 995 guitar, flute, piano accordion & Music theory lessons. Professional caring teachers. Ph: 5494 7568 or 0411 959 157 Art Classes - All Mediums & Styles 3hrs for $20. Karen 5494 8354 Music tuition Piano, violin, theory & music games.

6yrs & up. Exams or pleasure, adults welcome. Ring Joan - registered SCSM teacher 5494 9123

Beerwah U Bute Driver Training

Ph 5494 0566 Beerwah

Professional Services

• Qld Qualified Driver Instructor (Blue Card Holder) • Learn to drive a vehicle running on LPG & Petrol • Learn to pull reverse a Trailer (Optional) • Dual controls --- Fully insured • Pick you up from home/office/school etc.

15 min • 6cyl – 6 spd manual • Safety rating introduction • $70 per hr. free of charge

For bookings phone Julie 0438 643 403

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Mobile: 0409 92 6060

All Transcription work, Theses, CV’s, Medico-Legal And Insurance Reports

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MOBILE BOOKKEEPER MYOB – BAS – PAYROLL - SUPERS Pick up (Elimbah to Landsborough) or drop off (Beerburrum). Same day service (most cases).

Reasonable rates. Ph: 5496 0001 or 5438 7738 (AH) or email: beth@readbookshop.com.au

Yoga - Radiant light with Rukmini. Wed 6.30pm-8pm Peachester Hall Phone: 0437 914 029

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Work Wanted ironing need doing $15 per hour - very experienced lady Mobile: 0407 625 510 or Kylie 5494 0821 looking for all gardening jobs. Grass, mulch, weeding, clean-ups, rubbish to tip etc. Contact Gnome Gardening 5439 9954

Track Bobcat (Posi & Tipper)

$85 p/h • Slashing/ Mulcher • Driveways/ Drains • Good In Wet

Phone Anthony 0488 000 024

Positions Vacant TUCKSHOP CONVENOR - Beerwah State School P&C. Casual position (two days per week) for an enthusiastic and motivated person to take charge of our tuckshop. If you have a passion for healthy food and high standard business practice, then we invite you to apply. Remuneration for 8 hrs with additional volunteer hours. Food handling certificate desirable. Blue card required (Working with Children Check). Immediate start.

Application packs available only from Beerwah State School website from Monday 11 April: www. beerwahss.eq.edu.au. Any enquiries contact P&C email pandcpresident@beerwahss.eq.edu.au. www.beerwahss.eq.edu.au Applications close 5pm Wednesday 27 April 2011.

DAVE’S FLEX & FITNESS

Circuit classes every Mon, Wed Classes start 6.45pm Also avail: One on one gym instruction Qualified trainer

Phone Dave or Cora on 5494 8899

hinterland music teacher Lessons by experienced & qualified teacher in Glasshouse Mountains. Contact the Piano Cottage 5493 0310

tradies bookkeeper MYOB, Quickbooks, Payroll, BAS, 15yrs experience. Phone 0423 772 573

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HOMEWORK CLUB Starting term 2 at Glasshouse Hall. $10 per hour/per student. Experienced & qualified teacher. Taking bookings now. Phone Karen 0427196158 A+ TUITION Primary all subjects! Highschool English!

1 on 1 tutoring, lessons suited to individual needs.

Experienced & qualified teacher. Places available for term 2. Phone Karen 0427196158 Childrens & adults private art classes.

Desert Dreams. Fun classes from the mountains to the sea with recognised Australian artist with Blue Card Kathy O'Brien. Now in Maleny. Please Phone Kathy 0419 846 342 www.desertdreams.net

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drum teacher Lessons by experienced teacher & performer in Glasshouse Mountains. Contact Tristan Agostino Phone: 0414 565 645

Ph: 5494 6133

Fax: 5494 6462

Due to expansion and upgrades, Woodlands are currently looking for staff in the following fields:Truck Driver (MC) Diesel Mechanic Electrician If you are interested in these positions, please apply either in person to Woodlands office at 2814 Old Gympie Road, Beerwah, or send in your resume to the address above. Conditions do apply to these positions. If you have any avian species at home (ie chickens, ducks, budgies etc) you are not eligible for biosecurity reasons.

Only successful applicants will be contacted.

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For Sale cont.

Computers

For all new systems, full onsite support, repairs, virus removal & general maintenance. Over 15yrs servicing the area.

Call 5493 0905 or 0407 074 079

Computer Bargains & Repairs

 P4 Comp. complete w/monitor $240  Cheap LCD’s 17” $39, 19” $50, 24” $165 Virus removal, upgrades & service

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Stihl fs85 Pro brushcutter Bull bar handle GC $220 Ph: 0414 184 062 3 seater sofa lounge VGC suede plum colour $250. Sony DVD player as new $50. Ph: 0448 767 253 Quanlity paper back books $20. Wireless, record player combined, antique, 2 speakers, table top style $50. Air bed mattress with pump, never used $50 Ph: 5496 9365 autumn/ winter veggies & herb seedlings for sale.

Large variety. Ph: 5494 6272 or 0421 488 463 Its on again - stock replenished AUTUMN BROMELIAD SALE quality named varieties, collector species, $5 and $10 tables, huge discounts on selected broms. Giveaway with purchases over $30. This Saturday ONLY from 8am at 167 Lindeman Road, Beerwah. Ph 5494 0211 Cheap mulch hay barley straw square bales Ph: 5494 9652 or 0401 625 040 cane lounge suite, top quality as new condition $500 ono. Q/size bedspread pretty floral rouched around bottom $50 only used a few times Ph: 0448 319 998

Wanted

Landsborough Markets one of Landsborough’s best kept secrets every Saturday 7.00am to noon. Wide variety of stalls Site Fee $10.00. New stall holders welcome. School of Arts Memorial Hall. Gift Vouchers available. Follow the market news on Facebook. & Landsborough on Line Enquiries: Bernie b.h. 54946315.

Peachester Hall Mothers Day Market April 30th 1pm-6.30pm. Plants, jams, cakes & lots more.

Book a site Ph: 5494 9521

tractors wanted For restoration or parts. Old slashers & implaments Phone John 0438 128 152

Firewood Firewood - Quality seasoned hardwood, split, ready to go Ph: 0429 496 283 pick up or delivery

Cars, Bikes, Caravans & Boats

Books Beerwah Books & Bits New stock arriving daily.

Collectables, CD’s, Vinyl’s, Books classics, children, popular authors, nonfiction. New & pre-loved. Gift Certificates & VIP membership. Visit our website. www. beerwahbooksandbits.com.au & follow us on Facebook @ Beerwahbooksandbits. Ph 54946315

Giveaway electronic organ show room condition. Conn Martinique. Its a give away due to us moving. No cost to anyone who wants it only the cost of this advert $14.

Phone: 5494 6538 Yamaha Organ - piano size. A handsome piece of furniture. Needs electrical work. Ph: 5494 7607

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CHEAP SCOOTERS mobility aids,beds and chairs. new and used, guaranteed best prices Ph: 54510551 HEIRLOOM Veg Seedlings, Side of road sale, Old Gympie rd, 900m from roundabout at Landsborough. $2 punnet of 8

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15 FREE STREET, BEERWAH - 54946300 foxtail palm seedlings $25/box of 60. 10 boxes available Ph: 0407 135 239 Beerwah Camping now has OzPig. Ideal for camping, fishing & backyard entertaining Phone 5494 6844 www.ozpig.com.au

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Als Caravan and Camper detailing.

Mobile service, canvas, vinyl, cleaning and waterproofing.

Mould, mildew, tree sap and bird dropping removal. Free quotes. Pensioner discounts. Phone: 0438 796 220 4.3 metre seafarer fibreglass hull, windscreen, canopy, 25hp mercury, 6yrs old, very little use. Plus trailer $2,200 Ph: 5494 9440 Toledo 4 berth dog trailer + extras $2,500 ono Ph: 5494 6616

Motorcycles Wanted motorcycles wanted - Going or not.

Complete or not. Cash paid. Ph: 0421 375 176. motorcycles wanted pre '85 dirt & road bikes, parts bikes, cash paid Ph: 0412 236 154

Pets & Livestock smiley's mobile animal grooming Hydrobath, Clipping, Grooming Phone Lynda Kingdom 5493 0115 0409 627 775

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Wanted To Rent wanted to rent cottage on acreage Brisbane North to Sunshine Coast & Hinterland Ph: 0402 137 544

To Rent/Lease/Let A caravan delivered to your site is available now. Choice of size & layout from $70 p/w Phone Jim 0411 221 977 Beerwah, 3 bedroom double story house on 1 acre.

2 living areas, 2 bathrooms, study, big kitchen, large rumpus/shed, 4 bay shed with workshop, 3 bay car shed, inground pool, outside pet ok. Available now $400 p/w Phone the owner 0418 833 997

Garage Sales beerwah 27 Montrose Street. Sat & Sun 7am4pm. Moving sale, household goods, tupperware, compressor, tools, clothes, books, lots of fishing tackle cheap. 4wd rod holders all must go.

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12ft boat & motor, caravan, mulch, lounge, w/machine, camping gear & lots more.

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Blood, Sweat and Cheers

Your guide to sport in Glasshouse Country Attention Horse riders

Glasshouse Country Bowls Club Contributed by Trevor Bertram

Round 4 of the ‘Maleny Grove’ Live Life Village Hinterland Challenge was played on Tuesday afternoon with Glasshouse 62 shots (T Bertram +11, M Duff + 3 and T Little – 7) for 2 rink wins and 5 points to Mapleton’s 55 shots for 1 rink win and 1 point. Currently, Glasshouse is in second place on 9 points with two games to play in the series behind Maleny on 12 points who has only one game left to play. Mapleton on 3 points also has one game to play. Glasshouse visits Maleny on April 12 and Mapleton on April19. The semi-final and Rob Scullion and Graham Richardson 2011 Men’s Pairs Club Champions final will be played at Maleny on Saturday, May 7. and Ross Siegle 20 to 16 to win the Final of The Ladies’ Day triples social the 2011 Men’s Pairs Club Championship on games played last Wednesday were won by Saturday afternoon. In the first round of the Margaret Lehmann’s and Di Hunt’s teams.

‘A’ Singles Kelvin Brady 25 def Troy German Thursday afternoon’s game of ‘Open Pairs’ was 19. Winners of the social 2 bowl triples were won by Anne Howard and Trevor Bertram with 2 C Freshwater, B Fogarty and B Saunders with wins plus a margin of 19. The runners-up, from 3 game wins + 21 from the runners-up L the Winners of the Losers in the second game, Henderson, R Moss and J Tatum with 3 + 10. were Bob Coxon and Rob Scullion with a highest The monthly Two Bowl Triples will be played winning margin of 13. on Monday, April 18 instead of the usual fourth Congratulations to Rob Scullion and Graham Monday of the month which falls on Anzac Day. Richardson who defeated Steven Glover (sub)

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Sharlene Gardiner Makes 400 Final

Sharlene Gardiner went to the Australian Swim Titles in Sydney last week. She swam the 50,100 and 400 freestyle .She swam well making the 400mts freestyle final. Sharlene final was held at 9.00pm Wednesday night, the heats were in the morning.

It is time to gear up for the next SCATER (Sunshine Coast Area Trail and Endurance Riders) Competitive Trail Ride (CTR) with Sunday, April 17 seeing the first CTR of the year at Forestry Road, Landsborough.

This is a great opportunity to have an enjoyable 18 kilometres ride over varied terrain testing skills of rider and horse along the way with judge points out on track. CTRs are run on ability and time but not the fastest time and often the judge points are natural objects.

If you haven’t tried CTRs before, come along and take part. Hurry as you need to nominate before April 14. CTR’s are really designed for individuals but there is a team and a junior division so have a go! Check out SCATER’s website on www. scater.com.au for more information, to learn about this great sport and to download forms or ph 5478 8676 or 0417 612 061.

Suncoast Hinterland Softball Contributed by Nichole McCord

Finally our Fast-Pitch competition is underway for the season, lets all hope the rain lets off so we gets some games in. The Association would like to welcome all new players and also welcome back to players from last season. Great to see you all on the diamonds and please remember that new players are welcomed to join anytime.

Game Results April 2 B Gr Women: Yandina Wildcats def Caloundra Stingrays (6) 8-2, MVPs Nichole McCord (YW) and Chris Ebbelaar (CS6). Maroochydore Redbacks def Caloundra Stingrays (5) 6-4, MVPs Erin Reddin (MR) and Bridie McDonald (CS5).

Mixed U15’s: Hinterland Bandits def Caloundra Stingrays (3) 15-5, MVPs Bridie McDonald (CS3). Caloundra Stingrays def Montessori 17-2.

Mixed U13’s: Yandina Wildcats def Caloundra Stingrays 5-2, MVPs Terri Gorman (YW) and Hinterland Bandits def Maroochydore Redbacks.

Mixed U10’s: Hinterland Bandits def Maroochydore Redbacks 19-13 DRAW FOR SATURDAY, April 9 Mixed U10’s: 8.45am Dia 2 Caloundra Stingrays (1) v Maroocydore Redbacks, 9.00am Dia 3 Caloundra Stingrays (2) v Hinterland Bandits.

Mixed U13’s: 10.00am Dia 1 Caloundra Stingrays v Maroochydore Redbacks – Umpire TBA. 10.00am Dia 3 Yandina Wildcats v Hinterland Bandits Black – Umpire Rachel G. 11.30am Dia 2 Yandina Wildcats v Hinterland Bandits Blue – Umpire Rachel G. Mixed U15’s: 11.30am Dia 1 Caloundra Stingrays (3) v Caloundra Stingrays (2) – Umpire John, 11.30am Dia 3 Montessori v Hinterland Bandits – Umpire Tracy B. B Gr Women: 1.15pm Dia 1 Maroochydore Redbacks v Caloundra Stingrays (6) – Umpire John, 1.15pm Dia 3 Yandina Wildcats v Caloundra Stingrays (5) – Umpire Shelly E. If any player is unavailable for their game please notify your club ASAP. Reminder to all coaches to please fill in the score cards correctly and choose two MVP’S from the opposing team and your team’s catches.

New players wanting to join please phone Karen Robe 0422 204 661. www.suncoast.softball.org.au www.gcnews.com.au

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With the Seniors having a bye the focus was on Junior footy at Beerwah on Saturday.

Each weekend we will be featuring a team and providing a report on their game and this week it is the Under 11 Blue Beerwah Team who are Sponsored by Elimination Pest Management.

Coach James Fissenden has submitted the following report on Saturday’s game.

Beerwah Blue U11's had a good win 36-0. They are playing well as a team. Great defence was shown by all keeping Maroochydore scoreless.

Aiden Young was player of the match Scoring 4 tries.

The Seniors next game is against Nambour at Beerwah on Saturday, April 16 which should be another good quality game and look forward to seeing all the Bulldogs Supporters come along and offer their support.

Anyone wanting to become involved in the club either in the way of playing, volunteering or sponsorship are encouraged to contact President Dean Roberts on 0418 816 605 to discuss.

Scrapheap Adventure Ride Tina Eccles of Peachester will start an adventure on April 18 when she participates in the Scrapheap Adventure Ride to raise funds for the Downs Syndrome Foundation.

The rules of the ride are to get a motorcycle for less than $1,000 and ride to a predetermine location; each year a different location. “This year we will ride to Cameron Corner (corner post of NSW, QLD and SA) a ride of approximately 1400 kilometres each way from the Sunshine Coast,” Tina explains.

Tina will be accompanied by fellow Sunshine Coaster, Narelle Rimmer, on her Suzuki adventure bike. “We are undertaking this ride without accompanying crew,” said Tina.

“So far this year there are 35 riders registered to ride from many different locations. I have built a modified Sachs Madass 50cc scooter to complete this ride. The bike has attracted a lot of attention wherever I have taken it,” she said.

You can link to the ride web site to make a donation to the Downs Syndrome Foundation www.thankq.net.au/tq_community_dsyna/ Challenge.aspx If you’d like to see the Madass video, go to this website www.scrapheapadventureride. com.au/2011/02

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Contributed by Judy Walker Tuesday, April 5 was a Social day. The raffle winner was Kim Robinson. We had an interesting discussion with Vicky from Bowls Qld and hopefully something useful will come out of it.

Friday was washed out after a few ends again.

Saturday raffle winners were Alex Thomson and Eric Wood. There have been two more Games in the Mens B Grade Singles. Steve( Yorkie) Manston def Mark Everest and Darren Black def Alex Thomson. There were no Social winners.

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This can be a time to catch up on tasks that you haven't had time to do. You will be able to tap into your feelings and be logical and practical at the same time. Problems with a car could upset your plans this week. Try to keep your cool and keep your feet on the ground. A short holiday is possible.

Take the step over the edge and out of the comfort zone.This is an important week for major breakthroughs and starting new projects. Your emotional and logical facilities will balanced improved powers of concentration and help you achieve your goals. Some changes in the home.

GEMINI May 22 – June 21

This can be a light hearted and sociable week. Meditation will be a great benefit. Also listen to your heart and your true feelings.

Take opportunities and know that you can do anything you really want to do. This is the beginning of a bright new world for you. Good news from family and friends.

CANCER June 22 – July 22

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If any relationship has been restricting your growth, this is a time of considerable and sudden changes. New and unusual people will come into your life. A change in your home environment is likely. New studies will also be a great benefit to you. A holiday will be enjoyable.

Through close relationships your deep subconscious emotions can come to the surface. This can cause some major decisions regarding relationships. A job offer will be a surprise. A new love could come into your life. You will seek greater freedom of speech in your work and relationships.

Financial benefits are indicated. There will be a deep restlessness and a feeling of wanting to change your life style. Friendships will be important, and new studies can be taken up that will open new doors in regard to your career. Changes around a car. Some important documents may need to be signed.

LIBRA September 23 – October 22

It will be wise to think before you speak as communications could be difficult with a few people around you. If there are any differences or outstanding disputes between you and someone, now is the time to deal with this. Use your sincere and tactful manner, this will carry you through.

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A period of readjustment may be needed now as your life may not be as balanced as you would like it to be. New people you meet now will be important to you. Existing situations will now be resolved. A change of residence of a family member can be a surprise.

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Take things slowly. There can be a feeling of inner frustration and loneliness. This aspect will pass within a few days. A new successful lifestyle will begin.

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