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15 Friday
The Glass House Mountains Neighbourhood Centre will host its first ever Community barbecue from 5.00pm – 8.00pm. Bring your friends, neighbours and family or just yourself and meet other locals. 4 Ryan Street, Glass House Mountains.
15 Friday
Beerwah Blue Light is being held at the Beerwah Community Hall, Beerwah from 6.30pm – 9.00pm, entry is $7.00 and is open to all school age children. All Beerwah Blue Light Association events are fully supervised by Queensland Police Service officers and community volunteers holding blue cards. For more details, check out their website www.beerwahbluelight. com or Facebook page.
16 Saturday
Want to source incredibly fresh and healthy local produce and products? Head along to the Blackall Range Growers Markets. Along with seasonal fruit and vegetables, organic meats and market cafe, there is locally blended coffee and a friendly community atmosphere. 316 Witta Road, Witta from 7.30am until 12.00noon.
16 Saturday
If you want to learn more about managing pest weeds and animals on your property, come along to council’s Pest Plants and Animals Field Day at Conondale Memorial Sports and Recreation Reserve (Green Park - 4km east of Conondale on Maleny-Kenilworth Road). Staff
from council’s Vector and Pest Plant Education and Control Team and the Feral Animal Education and Control Team will be on site to provide advice. 9.00am - 3.00pm.
17 Sunday
Mooloolah Waterwatch and Landcare Inc. (MRWL) along with assistance from Sunshine Coast Council are hosting a ‘Healthy Land, Healthy Horses’ workshop. For more details or to book, go to http://www. mooloolahwaterwatchandlandcare. org/workshops.html
17 Sunday
The Maleny Film Society will be paying tribute to the late social advocate Michael Berry with two of his film productions screening; ‘A life..RM Williams’, and ‘The Last Crush at the Moreton Sugar Mill at Nambour’. The afternoon screenings will be followed by an opportunity for many to come together to pay homage to Michael’s life and career, over drinks, tea and coffee. Maleny Community Centre, Maple Street from 2.30pm.
17 Sunday
Chappy Bowls Day is back! This great event is about getting friends together for a fun afternoon while also raising funds for the five day a week chaplaincy service at Beerwah High School. Club Glasshouse, 12.30pm with barbecue lunch included. Flat soled shoes are required and fancy dress encouraged. Players fees are $25.00 per person. For more details contact Glenda at mcswain@iinet.net.au or Mike Turner on 5436 5333.
18 Monday
Beerwah CWA is offering a craft workshop where you can learn to make a butterfly mosaic ornament with local artist Julia Bell. Cost is $8.00 with all materials supplied. Please confirm your booking on 0400 027 591. CWA Hall, Simpson Street. 10.00am - 12.00noon.
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ver the years of being the editor of the paper I have learnt so much about our community but there is still one issue that I am no closer to working out. That is how to allocate space for the letter’s page each week. I also wonder if the ebb and flow of letters to the editor directly relates to the overall passion, happiness or busyness of our readership. During March there were a number of weeks that we filled almost two pages each week which was great. There were plenty of interesting and thought provoking issues raised from residents from townships across the area (and no they weren’t all about climate change, although I will concede that did become a feisty topic.) So while this week our letters are a ‘little light on’ I am hoping that everyone has just been a bit busy with school holidays and relaxing over Easter. So if there is a local issue that you think needs to be addressed, open up your computer, or even grab a pen and paper and send your views through to letters@gcnews.com.au In the case of pen and paper, send it through, or with the speed that Australia Post gets letters through, you might want to ask someone a little more techy than yourself to fax it to us on 5438 7446. Regards,
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According to RACQ spokesperson Michael Roth, the time for political procrastination has past. Steve Irwin Way needs to be duplicated and it needs to happen soon. “The recent tragic accident on the Bruce Highway highlights the importance of having an alternative route available,” he said. “The optimal outcome is to three-lane the Bruce Highway from where it ends just north of Caboolture through to the Sunshine Coast, but that seems like a long way off. “We think that a better short term solution would be to duplicate the Steve Irwin Way, giving an alternative route for peak times – such as holiday periods and when accidents occur – around the inadequate section of the Bruce Highway. RACQ has consistently called for the duplication of the Steve Irwin Way for a considerable time. “The road already has an average usage of over 10,000 cars per day, which is the trigger for duplication,” Mr Roth said. “Before the last state election, we released our ‘Motoring Matters’ document, which – amongst other things – emphasised the imperative to duplicate the Steve Irwin Way. “Successive governments and local members have failed to deliver for the local communities
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This market is part of the national 2016 Boots for Change Support Farming Families awareness campaign, organised by the Australian Farmers’ Markets Association (AFMA) during April. On Saturday, the local produce market at Witta will be joined by the Ananda Marga River School of Maleny who will be there (with boots on) showing support for farming families and local food by having a stall selling food the children and parents have made from local ingredients. Throughout the morning, there will be Boot Throwing Competitions for the children and the grown-ups between 8.00am – 8.30am; 9.00am – 9.30am and 10.00am – 10.30am with vouchers provided by Blundstone and the market organisers for prizes. The campaign idea originated from the 2015 ABC Heywire Youth Innovation Summit, championed by an HSC student, Emma Mott from Bega, in south coast NSW. Emma said the beauty of Australian produce is that it’s grown by our mums and dads, who care for our livestock and environment. “We see the struggle and hardship that farming families go through to produce food for Australia’s dinner tables. We think more people need to appreciate this," she said. “We want people to put boots on and head down to their local farmers’ market to show local
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Back in 2006 the Maleny Men's Shed was established on the grounds of the Maleny Historical Society, and an agreement was formed that would allow the blokes a long-term plan for them to share one of the sheds already on the site.
Since printing the letter to the editor from Beerwah local Peter Voigt ‘A man’s hope is his castle’ (GC&M News in the March 16 edition), we have done a little digging. Peter explained that for more than 20 years the property at the start of Back Creek Road, Glass House Mountains has been home to children's cubby houses, with little to no timber processing occurring during that time. “Our neighbourhood was recently informed by the incoming business that 'timber processing' would be continuing on site, with the most advanced processing machines in the world being installed,” he said. GC&M News have followed up with Sunshine Coast Council to see what the status of the project is and a spokesperson from council has advised that the property has historical approvals for a timber processing plant. "At the end of February, a meeting was held on site with the business owner and around 25 interested community members," said the spokesperson. "Council is currently investigating whether the site benefits from prevailing use rights or if the existing land use rights have been abandoned. "A planning scheme cannot generally prevent the continuation of a lawful existing use. Queensland planning law protects lawfully established land uses until such time as they can be considered ‘abandoned’ or subject to a material increase in scale or intensity." The test for abandonment is high and requires council to prove that abandonment has occurred. "The simple cessation of the use, and even the associated removal of machinery from the site, does not necessarily mean a use has been abandoned.
And while over the years the fellas have made the shared approach work - these days with around 40 members who regularly attend each Tuesday morning - the need for their own space has become an absolute priority. So not surprisingly there was plenty of excitement when the Rotary Club of Maleny decided to donate $10,500 to significantly contribute to the cost of the massive slab. The slab has been completed and now the hard work of grant writing and funds generation is underway to complete the project. The Men's Shed is a place where men can get together, join in activities and talk about what's on their mind. It is a fully equipped workshop where skilled and unskilled men can share time with each other, swap yarns and work together on practical projects predominately for the Historical Society. So don’t forget if you see the fellas out doing their sausage sizzle each fortnight at Woolies, pick up a sausage and help make the completed shed a reality. Rotary’s immediate Past President Ric Townsend said that Rotary had been keen to be able to provide the funds to local community groups (in this case the Maleny Men's Shed) because of the vital role the group plays in supporting the health and well-being of local men. President of the Men’s Shed Wayne Shultz said they really appreciate the generous support that Rotary have provided. "We are very fortunate and I would also like to thank Angels Electrical for their on-going support and to Patron of the Historical Society Flo Wood for her regular donations to our group," he said. Immediate Past Rotary President Ric Townsend and Rotarian John McLennan, Wayne Schultz, President of the Men’s Shed and former President Malcolm Baker
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Glasshouse Country and Maleny ANZAC Day 2016 This year there are some changes to the local Anzac Day services, with the relocation of the Beerwah and District RSL Sub Branch Cenotaph to Turner Park. The service / march times will stay the same, but at the new location. The Cenotaph at Turner Park can be accessed from Peachester Road by following the walkway near Beerwah Library and the Community Hall as well as through the entries on Turner Street. On the day there will also be a special commemoration prior to the main service on the day to honour the new Cenotaph. This will be the first year that Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch will be also be holding a dawn service at 5.28am at the Cenotaph located near the Glass House Information Centre. So if you are unable to make the 4.28am Landsborough, Beerwah or Maleny dawn service there is an option to attend the later service at Glass House Mountains.
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Dawn Service - 4.25am Turner Park, Beerwah (behind the library) Form up at the barbecue area at Turner Park by 4.20am for a short march to the new Cenotaph. March commences 4.25am followed by the service at approximately 4.28am. March and service 9.30am and 10.00am All personnel are requested to form up for the march at the Coochin Creek Co-op at 9.15am. Step off at 9.30am.The march will proceed down Peachester Road, left wheel into Turner Street, and into Turner Park to the Club Cenotaph. Service will commence at 10.00am. After the service, a morning tea will be held in the Beerwah Community Hall. All welcome.
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Dawn Service - 5.28am Settlers Rotary Park, corner Bruce Parade and Reed Street. Assemble at 5.15 am, Settlers Rotary Park (next to Glass House Information Centre), in front of the Cenotaph for service and wreath laying ceremony. This will be followed by a Gunfire Breakfast at Club Glass House, 10 Coonowrin Road, at a cost of $5.00 per head. March and service - 11.25am Glass House Mountains - Coonowrin Road Assemble on the corner of Coonowrin Road and Page Street for the March to Glass House Community Hall from 11.15am. Service to be held at the Glasshouse Community Hall once the march has been completed.
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Dawn Service - 4.28am Landsborough RSL Park, Cribb Street Assemble at 4.15 am, RSL Park, Cribb Street, Landsborough. Followed by Gunfire Breakfast at the Landsborough Community Hall, Old Landsborough Road, Landsborough. Gold coin donation. Wreath Laying Ceremony - 8.45am Landsborough RSL Park, Cribb Street Assemble at Cribb Street in front of the Cenotaph. March and service - 9.00am Landsborough - Cribb Street Assemble at 8.45 am. Parade to form up at Landsborough Hotel, Cribb Street, for the march to the Landsborough Community Hall, Old Landsborough Road, for service.
Dawn Service - 4.28am Maleny RSL, Bunya Street Assemble at the RSL Hall, Bunya Street, Maleny. Service will be held next to the RSL Cenotaph. Hall opens from 3.30am.This will be followed by Gunfire Breakfast inside the hall. Cost $2.00. A special light show will pay tribute to all the fallen. Witta Cemetery Service - 9.00am Witta Road, Witta Service is held where family members and members of the public place a sprig of rosemary and an Australian flag on each cross during the playing of The Last Post and Reveille. This is preceded by a short Remembrance Ceremony, which is held around the Stone of Remembrance situated in the cemetery. Maleny Soldiers Memorial Service - 9.45am Bean Street, Maleny Service held in the foyer of the Hospital and at Remembrance walk by the Remembrance shield. March - 10.15am Maple Street, Maleny Assemble at Maple Street near Cook Park, Maleny, for the march down to the bridge and on to the RSL Cenotaph. Community Commemoration 10.40am Maleny RSL, Bunya Street Assemble at the RSL Cenotaph. Last Post and Reveille will be played. After the march, activities at Maleny RSL include lunch and traditional activity (two up).
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Mary Cairncross upgrade underway From this week, visitors to Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve can expect to see some construction activity at the reserve as the contractor begins work on the building renewal project. By the middle of next year, visitors will be able to enjoy an educational experience at the new Discovery Centre, with an elevated viewing platform and boardwalk, and meeting theatrette. The upgrade also features a conservation research area and offices and amenities for the hard-working volunteers and staff who run the information desk. Cr McKay said the footprint of the new building will remain within already disturbed areas at the reserve. “Fences will be erected and early demolition works will begin this week with a few minor changes onsite for visitors to be aware of,” she said. There will be some minor changes to parking and vehicle traffic throughout the construction period, which will be clearly signed. The Forest Walk will remain open, however visitors are asked to please pay attention to onsite signage as the access point to the forest walk will be changed to provide a safe environment for visitors.
Volunteers in the old education centre The volunteers and temporary visitor centre will be open as normal, from Thursday this week, once they have moved from the current education centre to the temporary facility. A temporary café will also be set up, but this may take a few weeks due to tendering and technical logistics. Visitors will still be able to enjoy the remainder of the park and the barbecue and picnic area during construction.
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Feel good powers of knitting and crochet Knitfest Yarn and Fibre Arts Festival will see Maleny yarn bombed between Friday, June 10 through to Sunday, June 12 this year. Behind the scenes, an enthusiastic team of knitters and crocheters have been working madly making pieces that will decorate the town. This group is much more than a group of passionate novices. It is a mix of experienced yarn/textile artists, beginners and community minded individuals. Festival Director Debs Swain said, when she started this project, she couldn't foretell the impact knitting a few squares and triangles would have on the women in our community. The yarn bombing team meet at Maleny Library each Thursday morning between 10.45am – 12.45pm to work on projects for the event. The Blackall Range Care Group and other local retirement homes have also joined in the fun.
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I was talking with several Chamber members over the last few weeks discussing opportunities and threats to our businesses. With the continued sprawl of development getting closer and closer to our region the conversation was very relevant. Now is a great time to take a breath and look at how this may affect your business. For some of us it will provide a new market in which to promote ourselves, but for others, it may present some challenges. So take some time to think about your current situation, where you want your business to go, and set some goals. Speak with the professionals you use at the moment such as your accountant, bank, or solicitor, experts in your industry space, and any business mentors you may have, and do a business plan. Work out what it is that sets your business apart from other businesses in your industry and focus on that point of difference. Consider how you may market and promote your business and analyse any challenges or threats that you can think of. Perhaps now is a good time to diversify your business into complimentary areas? Or if your business is already doing that it may be time to specialise in those areas of your business that are most profitable. One way of promoting your business is to get involved with local community groups and/or service clubs. Networking groups are another great way of meeting like-minded business people and provide an opportunity to source other professional services while promoting your own. Hope to see you at our next Chamber meeting on Friday, April 15 at Pasta d’Vine in Simpson Street Beerwah at 6.00pm for a 6.30pm start and begin your networking there!
With cruise ships now regularly arriving in Mooloolaba, Mayor Jamieson says that it has created a fantastic opportunity for people who’ve perhaps never been to the Sunshine Coast to sample all the great things in their day-long stay on shore and perhaps become long-term tourists here. With this in mind councilor Jenny McKay is keen that the Hinterland gets involved and gives these tourists the opportunity to experience what the Hinterland has to offer. “Not everyone will want to spend the day on the coast, some people will be looking for other experiences,” she said. The Maleny Chamber along with Sunshine Coast Council and Visit Sunshine Coast have organised an information evening / networking event to explain how local business may be able to benefit from the opportunity. Julie Cullen from Visit Sunshine Coast has organised Julie O’Brien who is the organiser of the Cruise Forum to specifically talk to Hinterland businesses about the cruise market and how to prepare for a cruise forum. The details of this evening are as follows: Tuesday, April 19 from 5.00pm to 7.00pm at Spicers Tamarind at Maleny, cost to attend is $20.00 and includes gourmet canapes and a complimentary drink. Bookings are essential by emailing secretary@malenycommerce.org.au by Friday, April 15.
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And the winner is…! After an incredibly successful nomination period for the inaugural Glass House Small Business Awards (aka the Glassy’s) hosted by local MP Andrew Powell, it’s now your turn to vote in the Employee of the Year and/or Business of the Year categories. “Glass House doesn't have large shopping centres or central business districts, it’s our small ‘Mum-and-Dad’ business operators that are the lifeblood of our community. “So these awards have been deliberately designed to promote and recognise the efforts of our many small businesses and show our appreciation for their contribution to the wider community. “The business and employee in each region with the most votes will pick up a Bronze Glassy,” said Mr Powell. The Silver Glassy will be presented by the Chamber of Commerce Presidents true recognition by your peers - to a business and employee in each region that is delivering above and beyond. The coveted Gold Glassy will go to one business and one employee from across the Glass House electorate - selected from the nominated Bronze and Silver category winners. “I know that each of you would have at least one experience where you have shopped locally and received excellent customer service so why not seize the opportunity to publicly thank and recognise this small business or staff member and submit your vote,” Mr Powell said. Voting will be online only at www.andrewpowell.com.au and closes Friday, May 6. The businesses from Glasshouse Country include, The Beerwah Hideway, Beerwah Hair and Beauty, Neddy's Nosebag, V8 Supercuts, Victory Tea House and Antiques, Crookneck Resort, Glasshouse Country Meats, Total Microsystems, Pasta d'Vine, Matilda Fruit Barn, Landsborough IGA, KLM Energy Services, Hive Haven and Kev's Joinery and Shopfitters. In Maleny the nominees were Easton Lawyers, Rosetta Books, Maleny Credit Union, Concept IT, Mary Cairncross Café, TLC Veterinary Rehabilitation, Maleny Optical, Maleny Cheese, Woodsfarm Dairy, Maleny Town and Country and The Garden.
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It was smiles all around for the lucky winners of Still Brewin’s first birthday raffle. To celebrate their first year in business, owners John and Cheryl wanted to give their customers the chance to win one of three fantastic prizes. With every purchase over $25.00 customers had the choice of going into the beer or the spirits raffle – which were valued at $250.00 each. Drawn on Friday, April 1, long-time customer Brian won the generous spirits selection, and another regular had the winning ticket for the beer bundle – local Donna. Linda was on hand to collect husband Steve’s prize of $100.00 in-store credit. Brian, Donna and Linda all agreed it was the excellent customer service and advice that keeps them coming back to a wonderful local business – well done John, Cheryl and family, and keep up the great work!
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By Sonia Clark Jennifer Emerson has always loved knitting and has been an avid knitter for over 60 years. A number of years ago when her son Richard got married; Jennifer, being a good mum, made sure that he had a good selection of jumpers. His new mother-in-law, who was also a social worker at a community advice bureau, saw the work that Jennifer had done, and asked if she would be interested Beerwah local Je nnifer in knitting squares to make rugs for Emerson and som e of her disadvantaged and homeless people. work Well that was over 20 years ago and Jennifer hasn’t really stopped knitting to help others since! Jennifer has lived at Glasshouse Views in Beerwah for the last four years, and is part of the local knitting and craft club that meets there once a week. Village manager Christine Minetti said Jennifer is such a generous woman who is completely selfless and a really active contributor to the community. “She has so much to offer to both our village as well as the wider community,” she said. Jennifer knits everyday and especially likes to get crafty while she watches AFL on the weekends when she regularly knits 10-12 squares. Over the years, Jennifer has knitted literally thousands of squares that are made into blankets for the homeless as well as jumpers, mittens and scarves. She has also gotten a few other local ladies interested in knitting squares and has friends that knit clothes for babies. Another friend at the local Op shop brings unsold woollen items to Jennifer who unpicks them and recycles the old garments into something useful for others. “I just love it. It makes you feel good that you are doing something – particularly when you get older. You don’t want to just sit around and it’s definitely worthwhile to help others,” explained Jennifer.
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A fresh new Banjo’s Bakery Cafe and 19 new jobs! Banjo's Bakery Cafes are a Tasmanian icon, with 29 stores dotted throughout the tiny state. Originally founded by Mark Saxby in 1984 the number of outlets continues to rise across Australia. With plans to establish over 85 bakeries throughout Australia within the next 10 years, Queensland is currently the focus for Banjo’s Corporation with four outlets now in Beerwah, Maroochydore, Redcliffe and Cleveland. Banjo’s are introducing a new and unique concept combining the traditions of the authentic bakery with a contemporary dine in environment. Featuring handmade products made fresh every day, it’s the ideal place to get your quality Artisan and traditional breads or just sit down and enjoy some delicious flaky pastries with a perfectly extracted espresso. Franchisee Larry Wraight, of Banjo’s Maroochydore, has just opened his second bakery now with Banjo’s Beerwah opening its doors this week, showcasing the brand new look
to the Sunshine state. Larry, who has been with Banjo’s for over 13 and a half years, has always hoped to open a Banjo's store in Beerwah as he loves the area and the friendly relaxed style of the community. “I always enjoy visiting Beerwah and love the local vibe and the people. It has a true country community feel which syncs perfectly with the Banjo’s mission,” Larry said. The new store has also created new jobs within the Beerwah area – providing 19 Beerwah locals with employment so far. Managing Director of Banjo’s, Jessica Saxby is excited about the growth of the Banjo’s brand in Queensland and can’t wait to share the new look store with the Sunshine Coast. “We’ve put a lot of work into developing a fresh and exciting new Banjo’s concept which matches the quality of our food and coffee. The new look is not only pleasing to the eye but provides a comfortable and welcoming environment to sit
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Far more than trivia Contributed by Pauline Clarke Glasshouse Country View Club ladies recently had a great trivia morning at Pat Paddick’s home in Glass House. We had a turnout of 20 ladies which included Linda and Glenda, two new potential members, who had read about the event in the Glass House Country & Maleny News. The trivia quizzes were won by Maree and Le-Anne and the raffle prizes went to Yvonne and Gwen. Many thanks go to Pat for hosting an extremely successful morning. Our next function on Wednesday, April 20 will be our monthly lunch meeting where the speaker will be Angie Andrew who will talk to us about 'Cooking for Cures'. Arrive at 11.00am for an 11.30am start at the Glass House Sports Club on Steve Irwin Way. The Glass House Country View Club meets on the first and third Wednesday of each month.
The first Wednesday we have outings to places of interest around the Sunshine Coast and the third Wednesday is our lunch meeting where we have interesting speakers, trading tables, raffles, etc. We are a very sociable group of ladies; we have great fun, interesting topics, speakers and outings and we enjoy knowing that the money we raise goes to a very worthy cause. If you would like to help disadvantaged Australian children please come and join us. We always welcome new members; just turn up to one of our meetings or outings. For more information please phone Lynda on 5494 7875 or Maree on 5494 6956.
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The Glass House Mountains Community Hall held its AGM on Sunday, February 28. The existing committee members were re-elected with John Winterhoff President, Aileen Winterhoff Treasurer, April AndersonKnijff-Ross Secretary, Peter Ross Committee Assistant and Rita Sengstock, Elaine Reeves, Roslyn and Jamie Hatchman as committee members. John gave a detailed report on the activities of the Hall committee in 2015. The Glass House Hall, for those who are not
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Sports and Recreation Award Time Every year the Maleny District Sport and Recreation Club members celebrate the achievements of their members by nominating in the MDSRC Awards. There are five great awards on offer and guest speaker, Tim Dwyer, is known as a long standing Sunshine Coast councillor – but you may not know he is a former professional rugby league player who played for Manly Warringah, Eastern Suburbs and Fulham UK. With the Club of the Year Award always hotly contested, Maleny Arts and Crafts, Maleny RSL, Maleny Community Gym, Maleny Rotary, Maleny Golf Club and Maleny Swimming Club are all vying for this honour in 2016. Two of the districts outstanding young sportspeople are contesting the Sportsperson of the Year Award; Sarah Peters has been nominated by the Maleny Show Society, and Cameron Taylor by Maleny San Taekwondo for their achievements throughout 2015. Both are champions in their fields. We wish them every success at the Awards Dinner at Tranquil Park Resort on Saturday, April 23. Tickets are available by emailing gail@mavmuse.com
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Gold medal New Zealand Open Gold medal at Queensland State Championships Gold medal at Gold Coast Open Gold medal and Green and Gold Award for excellence at the National University Games Gold medal at numerous local and regional competitions Qld State Team captain Qld State Team strength and conditioning coach Silver medal at the Arnold Schwarzenegger Classic Selected in the Australian Olympic shadow team Sarah's list of achievements throughout 2015 includes:
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Contributed by Patricia Bradford President Coral Beutel hosted the March meeting in her garden at Peachester. Our guest speaker was Steve Arndell from Superway Garden Products which is a small family business based in Beerwah whose products are sold Australia wide. The insecticides, fungicides, fertilisers and weedkillers are manufactured on site under very strict conditions set by the PVA. Termite eradication was of great interest as most of us have to deal with them from time to time. He explained about what signs to look for termite activity and ways of eradicating termites. Members had many questions and ants and termites seemed to be the most troublesome. Coral thanked Steve for his informative talk and a donation of a compact termite baiting station. Results of the competition bench for March were: 1st Cath Howitt -15 points, tie 2nd Margaret Ferris and Coral Beutel. Come and join us for our next meeting on Thursday, April 21, 9.30am at the Peachester Hall. All welcome. For more information phone 5496 9169.
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The Glasshouse Mountains Advancement Network plant nursery has an over supply of large trees which we are prepared to sell at half price i.e. 50 cents! Come along to our plant sale at the Glass House Mountains Uniting Park, (in the usual place opposite the Post Office) on Saturday, April 16 from 8.00am – 11.30am to grab a bargain. We will also have a range of smaller species and shrubs for sale. We are a small community nursery run by volunteers and all money from sales goes towards propagating more plants. We appreciate the return of our used plant pots and trays to keep our costs low. Please do not return pots purchased elsewhere as they are usually not compatible with our trays. Enquiries to Gwen 5493 0029.
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Dr Robert Raven heads the most active Arachnological unit in Australia, at the Queensland Museum, and is coming to Maleny to share his knowledge on ‘Local Spiders’ on Saturday, April 23 from 12.00noon to 3.00pm at Forest Heart Nursery, 20 Coral Street, Maleny. You will learn easy ways to recognise the main spider groups to determine whether they are dangerous. Cost to attend is $30.00 and includes refreshments. Bookings essential – call Karen on 0427 607 628 or email education@brushturkey.com.au or visit Forest Heart Nursery.
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Running annually since 1996, the Maleny Wood Expo was the brainchild of Queensland ranger and passionate Landcare supporter, Ashley Sewell, and was quickly taken up by local group, Barung Landcare. The Expo’s all about promoting sustainable timber use - especially of native timbers - through showcasing the work of local and regional wood artisans. In line with this ethic, all wood artisans and exhibitors work in sustainably harvested native timbers, weed or recycled timbers. The Maleny Wood Expo is now recognised as one of the best wood shows in Australia – not only for its telling of the whole wood story, but for the friendly country atmosphere created largely by the dedicated volunteers who work tirelessly for the event. With an amazing range of lovingly crafted timber products to see, Expo visitors can meet and talk to the craftsmen and women who’ve created them. There’s work by furniture-makers and toy-makers, musical instrument-makers and box-makers, whittlers, carvers and everything in-between. There really is something to suit every taste and budget. Visitors can glimpse the beauty of the region’s early timber and catch up with the very best in both hand-crafted traditional and high tech tools. With the distinctive aroma of newly milled timber enveloping Maleny Showgrounds, there are live demos of chainsaws, woodworking, trade tools and more. There's hands-on woodwork for the whole family with WoodShed Workshops, Woodwork for Women, and a creative space for kids to taste the delights of getting their hands in the sawdust and taking home their own masterpiece. There are native plants and local Maleny produce to purchase, natural resource management displays and much much more. Pull up a hay bale, enjoy great food and fabulous local music, and have a great day! If you’d like to be part of the Expo’s great volunteer team, contact Kellie on 5494 3151 during office hours or email info@barunglandcare.org.au. Any surplus raised through the Maleny Wood Expo supports Barung’s work in community landcare education and environmental projects on the Blackall Range. The Expo is held at the beautiful Maleny Showgrounds and runs from Saturday, April 30 until Monday, May 2.
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We read Mr Dorman’s article in your paper and as the owners we would like the right to reply in this matter. We have been associated with the property since the early 1950’s, with the property where the proposed Optus Tower is to be built, being a pineapple farm in its time. We have been retired now for a number of years and find we could not make a viable living on it as it is under the Councils 40Ha minimum requirement for rural sustainability. We too would like to be able to sub-divide the farm and make for a more comfortable retirement. Mr Dorman has stated in his article that under the Sunshine Coast Town Plan the area is for rural pursuits. A green belt to separate the towns of Beerwah and Landsborough has evidently been a part of the council’s planning for many years. Council did not want to have a continuous line of dwellings between the two communities, even rural residential on larger blocks. Woodlands have an extensive chicken farming operation less than 300m of the proposed Optus facility adjoining the concerned farmer’s own properties. While this business remains in the area, the likelihood of residential or other types of development, is very limited. The vegetation on Mr Dorman’s land is low lying and subject to flooding and is not suitable for agricultural use. So we have a situation that the location meets the guidelines for development and if it is rejected will have to be built elsewhere. No doubt it will then become a problem for other
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concerned farmers and citizens in another area. In driving around the Sunshine Coast please take note of these communication poles and the areas they are located in – both industrial, rural and residential areas. In Morayfield they back onto new residential suburbs, so we came to the decision to lease our land after taking all these factors into consideration. Len and Gai Waud Beerwah
Misuse of engines
If the recent ongoing unseasonal heat is yet another sign of global warming, then many of us are truly alarmed and adversely affected by it. One form of preventable pollution that seems to be on the increase is the number of stationary vehicles that leave their engines running, often for considerable amounts of time. In fact some people spend their entire lunchbreak sitting in their cars with the engines going with no regard of what this does to the overall atmosphere nor to the air we all have to breathe. Now if you have a medical condition that requires you to have constant air conditioning, then that's just how it is, but most of these stationary cars are not in that category. So I am appealing to everyone to be more mindful of facts and other people's wellbeingespecially those suffering from asthma and find better ways to remain cool without spoiling the air for everyone else and worsening conditions for our planet. I also reckon that the police ought to crack down on more motorists who are leaving their stationary
cars' engine's running for lengthy periods of time. Isn't there actually a paragraph under QLD's Traffic Act that regulates this misuse of engines? Gaby Luft Maleny
Book and Garage Sale a big success
Glasshouse Country Men’s Shed Inc. would like to say a big thank you to the local community. Your support resulted in a very successful Book and Garage Sale. Hundreds of books were sold to avid readers who scooped up bags of popular titles at bargain prices. Buyers also grabbed other popular items such as motor mowers, garden tools and furniture. There was a great friendly atmosphere on the day with the smell of sausages and onions on the barbie whetting appetites. The success of events such as this just highlights how lucky we are to live in such a big hearted generous and supportive community.
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All of Beerwah State School were tense with anticipation in parade, to hear the results of the winning class, whose prize was to 'make wacky' the principal’s hair. Students worked hard all of term one, collecting 'Kandoos' small reward tokens given in return for good behaviour and active learning. The school embraces the School Wide Positive Behaviour Support Program and their mascot Kandoo the ‘Can Do Kangaroo’ helps everyone to remember to be a safe, respectful and an active learner. Each week, all classes focus on a particular element of positive behaviour which also assists the students to have strong community values. The winning class, 2B3, under the direction of class teacher Mrs Seale, were thrilled to have the highest tally of Kandoos and as a result have fun with the principal Ms Austen's hair.
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School News Time flies when you’re having fun! Contributed by Katrina DeClara Time definitely has flown during term one at Beerburrum State School, with students electing school and sporting house captains, who recently took part in the Halogen Young Leaders Day in Brisbane. Earlier in the term, as part of the PE program, the Year 3’s to 6 took part in all-important swimming lessons. During March, students from Year 5 and 6 had the opportunity to play Interschool Softball, with those who participated all agreeing that this was a great ‘team sport’ learning experience. Students also kept themselves busy with Clean Up Australia Day at school, ensuring our school is super clean! We also held our Inter House Cross
Country with students displaying determination and persistence to complete the run. Everyone dug out their best orange outfit in support of the ‘Bullying, NO WAY!’ day, with lots of conversations around this topic across all grades in the school. Our annual ‘Book Fair’ raised over $300.00 for the library to purchase new books for our students to enjoy. We also continued with our Kitchen and Garden program with lots of tasty foods being made and experienced by students. To finish off the term, Preps, 1 and 2 classes held an Easter Bonnet Parade with lots of creative hats, ears and bonnets bouncing their way around the school! Term 2 is shaping up to be just as action packed.
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The team and families at Glasshouse Early Education Centre and Preschool are excited to announce their upcoming Open Day. Catering for all ages from birth right up to 12 years, the Centre now consists of four separate yards to cater for all ages, allowing all children to engage in indoor and outdoor play at their own pace. Centre Director Ange Hardey welcomes everyone to their open day. “We invite the community to join us on Friday, April 15, from 3.00pm until 6.30pm to come and meet the team and enjoy some fun and free activities. We will have farm animals and face painting for the children to enjoy. Plus the nutritionist from the Healthy Cooking Company will be on-site with some yummy food for all to sample. “We will also have the coach from Ginger Sports here as well, to teach the little ones some soccer skills.” Come down and meet Ange and the team.
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Top Brisbane master craftsmen exhibiting at Expo Two of south-east Queensland’s most highly regarded woodworkers are coming to exhibit at the 20th Maleny Wood Expo from April 30 to May 2. Pieces made by Robert Howard from South Brisbane, have found their way to homes around Australia and into highly-regarded collections in Detroit, Boston and Cincinnati. His beautiful chairs have won numerous awards in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland, and he has a special interest in carving nonfunctional bowls. "I have been a professional woodworker since the early 1980s, long enough to have very particular ideas about what I like to do and how I like to do it,” says Robert.
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“Woodworking is one of those broad occupations that has a branch suited to just about any personality.” Peter Young worked for many years as a research scientist but has now returned to his first passion: making quality furniture using traditional methods. He has trained in Australia, Canada and the USA to develop a wide range of technical skills, which he brings to each handcrafted piece. Peter’s philosophy is in keeping with an emerging trend to have fewer but better quality pieces of furniture in our homes, made by local craftsmen using renewable local resources. Through his company, Divergent Designs, he creates furniture that he expects will still be in use and valued in 200 years’ time. For bookings or for more information visit www.malenywoodexpo.com. • The Maleny Wood Expo is a highlight of the national woodworking calendar, recognised by woodworking magazines and universally loved by the ‘woodies’ who flock to the Sunshine Coast each year. • Designed to promote sustainable use of our beautiful native timbers through the work of local and regional wood artisans, the Expo is now acknowledged as one of the best wood shows in Australia. • All wood artisans and exhibitors are required to work in sustainably harvested native timbers, weed or recycled timbers. •Visitors will enjoy over 90 exhibitors, entertainment, great food, demonstrations,
Kids space program workshops, and view the entries and winners for the prestigious Wootha Prize, with total prize money of $4,750.00 •The 2016 event will be a joyful celebration of Barung Landcare’s 20 years of promoting sustainable timber use. •The 2016 Maleny Wood Expo will be held over three days at the Maleny Showgrounds. The Maleny Wood Expo is proudly supported by the Queensland Government through Tourism and Events Queensland, as well as the Sunshine Coast Council and Visit Sunshine Coast.
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Cancer can be demanding - both on your body and your mind. Katie Clift, Executive Manager for Cancer Council Queensland, said research shows that up to one third of cancer patients experience ongoing psychological challenges such as anxiety and depression, as a result of their illness. “Emotional stress after cancer can be just as challenging during diagnosis or treatment, which is why Cancer Council Queensland is inviting people who have been affected by cancer to take part in our half day Mindfulness Workshop,” she said. The workshop is a four hour meditation program being held at Maleny, on June 27 which is based on a combination of mindfulness meditation and cognitive therapy, and is run by Cancer Council Queensland’s Cancer Counselling Service. The aim is to introduce participants to meditation skills and tools to help them live more fully in the moment, rather than being caught up in worries. Locals who have been affected by cancer, their family and friends, can register now by calling Cancer Council’s 13 11 20 or emailing livingmindfully@cancerqld.org.au. More information about Cancer Council Queensland, including counselling and support programs, is available via cancerqld.org.au or Cancer Council’s 13 11 20.
Hidden dangers of toxins Sunshine Coast Libraries will be hosting information sessions across the Coast on ‘Toxins in products discover hidden dangers’ during June including a session at the Maleny Library. The sessions will be presented by Beerburrum’s Danielle Carrinton from Young Living Essential Oils. During the session she will be giving participants a closer look at the ingredient lists in the personal care products you use on a daily basis. Discover the 12 main toxic ingredients used in common products such as toothpaste, skincare, cosmetics, shampoo and shower gel. Find out what effect these chemicals can have and learn how to make your own chemical free hand-scrub. As Danielle was also keen to give Glasshouse Country locals the opportunity to learn more she will be running sessions at the Beerburrum Hall, on Friday, April 22 and Saturday, April 23. If you would like to find out more give Danielle a call on 0408 300 476. Or if you would like to attend the session at the Maleny Library on June 16 from 10.00am – 11.30am you can book directly with the Library by phoning 5475 8989.
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The old bill spikes in the Bankfoot House collection contain many interesting historical documents. A recent discovery is a receipt from the ‘Hospital for Sick Children’ in Brisbane. Dated 23 June 1913, the receipt acknowledges payment from Mrs Clementina Burgess of seven shillings and sixpence, being ‘fee for maintenance and medical care of Willie Burgess for one week’. What is the story behind this intriguing piece of paper? Ethel Burgess, daughter of Willie, said, ‘One day in 1913 dad was going to school in the sulky with his sisters, Ellie and Mary,’ Her father William Isaac Burgess was aged six, and his older sisters were Janet Elsie (always called Ellie) and Mary. They were on their way from Bankfoot House to Glass House Mountains State School, which had been opened in 1906. “Auntie Ellie (aged nine) and Auntie Mary (aged 10) were driving. The horse shied, and dad was thrown out onto his head,” Ethel said. “He received a head injury and went to hospital. He stuttered from then on, although as he grew older the stutter disappeared.” Ethel said it was her Grandma (Clementina Burgess nee Grigor) who told her the story. “The girls didn’t ever want to talk about it because they were responsible and felt guilty,” she said.
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“Dad didn’t talk about it. Blokes don’t tend to talk about their injuries.” A further receipt in the collection is also from the Hospital for Sick Children and is dated 4 April 1913. ‘Received from Mrs Burgess, Glass Mountain North Coast Line the sum of two shillings.’ Who was sick and what was wrong with him or her? Ethel said Ellie may have been the one in hospital. “She had diphtheria when she was in primary school,” she said. “The receipt is for only two shillings, so it was probably for a short stay. I remember dad saying that grandfather wanted a family photo taken at that time‘while we’re all still alive’, so maybe that was when Ellie had been sick.”
Did you know that when the Glass House Mountains School of Arts (now the Glass House Community Hall) was built in 1916, an area at the front of the building was designed and appointed as a shop? It was the first shop in Glass House Mountains. Mr Crouch, who owned the general store in Beerwah, leased the shop originally and in 1921 Mr E Greaves managed the shop for Mr Crouch. Eventually the lease was transferred to Mr Greaves. A building which had previously operated as the local State store was relocated from the eastern side of the railway line to the corner opposite the current Mitre 10 and Mr Greaves eventually secured these premises and vacated the shop in the School of Arts. In about 1926 the shop at the front of the Hall was dismantled and the shop space incorporated into the general Hall area. In 1936 Mr Greaves erected a new store on the Bruce Highway (now Bruce Parade) – the site of the present shopping complex on the corner of Bruce Parade and Reed Street. The photo would have been taken some time between 1916 and 1926. It is presumed that Mr and Mrs Greaves are standing in front of the building, but who is the person on the cart? The Hall Committee are keen to gather any photos or information regarding the Hall and would appreciate it if you could contact either John Winterhoff on 5496 9349 or Elaine Reeves on 5496 9134 if you are happy to share these for copying. Don’t forget the Back to Glass House Day to be held on Saturday, September 10.
Interested in learning more about Bankfoot House? Contact the Friends of Bankfoot House on 5493 0197 on a Wednesday or email friends@bankfoothouse.org. Ron Gillinder, President – 0407 760 989, in conjunction with the Sunshine Coast Council.
Role and purpose of Bora Rings Have you ever driven along Johnston Road from the Bruce Highway at Glass House Mountains and seen the signage for a Bora Ring and wondered what a Bora Ring is and what its traditional purpose might be? If you would like to know more you should consider heading along to hear Michael Strong, the Abbey Museum’s Senior Curator, giving a talk titled ‘One Ring to Rule Them All – Towards Understanding the Plethora of Bora Grounds in South East Queensland’. Bora grounds are among the most significant and sacred features in the Aboriginal cultural landscape yet we still are confused by their role and purpose. Michael will be talking about some of the new research that has emerged from the hundreds of cultural heritage projects he has been involved in with Aboriginal communities, together with ethno-historical research and new oral information provided by historians and land owners. The talk will take place on Saturday, April 16 from 2.00pm – 3.30pm. Cost is $10.00 (includes a light afternoon tea). If you would like to attend please contact the Abbey Museum on 5495 1652 or book online at www.abbeymuseum.com.au/events for a 10% discount! The Abbey Hall is located at 1- 63 The Abbey Place, Caboolture (next door to the Abbey Museum) take the Bribie turnoff from the Bruce Highway. www.gcnews.com.au
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Did you know? ... that there is a Bora Ring just off Johnston Road, at Glass House Mountains. To check it out, look out for the sign and it is a short drive on very narrow gravel road, you can park your car at the Bora Ring.
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Federal Member for Fisher
Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch
It appears that the State Government having declined the opportunity to take responsibility for their own revenue raising, as offered by the Federal Government at the recent COAG meeting, and is now desperate to raise funds through any means possible. The Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch has a memorial on a small piece of land at Landsborough owned by Queensland Rail. They have had the use of this land for many years free of charge. This week the Sub Branch received a notice from Queensland Rail offering to renew their agreement on payment of a Base Licence Fee of $1,000 per annum to be increased by 5% or the CPI whichever is greater for the following four years. Further they are required to pay Queensland Rail’s fees in setting up the agreement to an amount of $2,000. The Sub Branch were given no prior advice that a licence fee was to be levied and have been given only 14 days to respond to secure the agreement. The ‘permitted’ use for the payment of the annual licence fee is ‘maintenance of garden beds, paving and war memorial’. This is an outrageous demand from the State Government on any organisation let alone a service organisation such as the RSL and I urge you to contact the State Minister for Transport and the Commonwealth Games (transport@ ministerial.qld.gov.au) in support of the Glasshouse Country RSL.
Volunteer Celebration Day
Are you one of the almost 1,000 volunteers who have already registered for our Volunteer Celebration at Australia Zoo on May 14? If you are a volunteer and haven’t registered yet you have until April 2 to register and get your free pass to the zoo to share in this special event. You can register online at http://malbrough. com.au/volunteer-registration/ or call my office on 5493 5556 and we will forward you a registration form. The event is open to all volunteers who reside in the Sunshine Coast Council area.
Columbina, Pockets and Rocco enjoying a sneak peak of what to expect during the Volunteer Celebration at Australia Zoo
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Andrew Powell
Jenny McKay
State Member for Glass House
Division 5 Councillor Sunshine Coast Council
Maleny-Kenilworth Road still on the to-do-list
Many of you know I have been lobbying for funds to upgrade Maleny-Kenilworth Road during my seven years as the local MP. Unfortunately any funding we could have received in recent years was re-directed into the urgent landslip repairs caused by flooding events. We did have a huge win in upgrading Grigor Bridge in Conondale and I again thank the community for their support during that campaign. In light of heavy rainfall during March in the Conondale area, I also had reason to lobby TMR to have them urgently address large pot holes and other associated road damage in time for the extra traffic expected over Easter. I’m pleased to say they listened to the community outcry and are continuing their work to repair the road to a safer standard. My commitment to secure funds for the overall repair of this road has in no way diminished and I am again gearing up to make my annual trip along Maleny-Kenilworth Road to remind the Department of Transport and Main Roads that I will not give up. I am pleased to announce that the walk this year will be held on Friday, May 20 and will again also be a way of highlighting the great contribution of the Chaplains at Maleny and Conondale State Schools. Donations of any amount will be gratefully received so please contact my office if you think you can help out! I am also always happy to welcome new walkers with me for the 38 kilometre journey so now is the time to start training! If you would like to join me, please call or email the office so we can keep you informed on the timeline.
Glass House Volunteer Awards
For the past six years, to recognise the efforts of Glass House volunteers, I have held an awards ceremony and morning tea during National Volunteer Week. The ceremony has been focused on publicly acknowledging the efforts of the many hardworking volunteers that are an integral part of our community organisations. This year I am aware that Mal Brough, Federal Member for Fisher is hosting his own volunteer awards event to highlight how valuable volunteers are to the wider community. With this in mind, I have decided not to host the Glass House awards this year and will rather be encouraging Glass House volunteers to nominate for Mr Brough’s event. Even though I will not be hosting a formal service, I would like to continue to thank and honour our volunteers by having a morning tea in my office during National Volunteer Week (May 9 to 15). If you would like to attend, can you please email my office – glass.house@ parliament.qld.gov.au
Andrew Powell Phone: 5435 2013 Email: glass.house@parliament.qld.gov.au Facebook: Andrew Powell www.andrewpowell.com.au
Thank you
I wish to start this first column off as your 2016 - 2020 Sunshine Coast Council Division 5 representative by sincerely thanking you, the local community. I thank you for putting your confidence in re-electing me to be responsible for undertaking such important work in the community for another four years. Indeed, I join a strong team with all sitting councillors bar one (who resigned) being re-elected. But, I can assure you I will not take anything for granted. I listened carefully to all of the feedback that I received throughout the election campaign, good, bad and in-between. I am very proud of my achievements to date for our community, but I am cognisant there is still a lot of work to be done. While there are a number of ‘big picture’ regionmaking projects in the pipeline which will positively benefit us all, including the solar farm, Maroochydore City Centre and airport expansion, I am passionately committed to balancing this with delivering the grassroots, day-to-day things that directly impact the lives of our local residents such as maintaining and improving local roads and parks. Please remember I am always available to discuss any projects or issues you may have. Send an email through to me at lesleigh.elmes@ sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au in the first instance.
Monthly Mooloolah Meeting update
And we’re already off and running with the first Mooloolah Breakfast Meeting taking place last Thursday, providing local residents with an opportunity to hear about upcoming projects, make proposals and raise any concerns. Key items discussed included the new walking path into the Mooloolah Rec. Park ready to have the concrete poured; the bollards to be removed to form an arc shape for family cricket events; and an update that no further information has been provided from Queensland Rail in response to our request for vacant QR land for a small skate facility. The meeting is on the first Thursday of each month at Kenny’s Café at 7.00am for a 7.30am start. Contact Mooloolah Community Centre, Darryl from Mooloolah Hardware, or my office on 5441 8043 or email me for further information. Experiential garden unveiled The wonderful Friends of Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Garden volunteers last week unveiled the fantastic Whipbird Village, which they helped to design, fund and implement, in partnership with council. Among the newest additions to the experiential garden are beautiful Whipbird eggs carved from granite and new ‘pods’ created using living native plants which are entwined within a network of tracks, stepping stones and logs. Be sure to check it out for yourself and let me know what you think.
Cr Jenny McKay Phone: 5441 8043 Email: Jenny.McKay@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au Facebook: Jenny McKay Councillor www.jennymckay.com.au www.gcnews.com.au
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King Ludwig’s Bar and Restaurant is open again on the Mary Cairncross scenic drive. Barbara and Klaus Lutze are excited to be back from their 13 month break ... just as excited as their loyal customers! Owners and operators of King Ludwigs for 27 years, the last 20 at Maleny, Barbara and Klaus enjoy a friendship with their long time customers who travel from near and far to enjoy their very special blend of good, honest food, authentic Bavarian hospitality and spectacular views over the Glass House Mountains. A real Alpine treat.
KING LUDWIG’S The team at King Ludwigs is ready to welcome you back. Lunch is available Wednesday to Sunday with a light lunch menu to suit every taste and budget. Come for dinner on Friday and Saturday nights, bookings are recommended. Morning or afternoon tea is available every day we are open or just drop in for a Bavarian Beer in our Klaushouse Mountain Bar.
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Whether it is a romantic outing for two, a family lunch, morning or afternoon tea, or just to sample one of over 20 craft and imported beers on offer in the Klaushouse bar, King Ludwig's has something to suit every appetite and budget. Just give them a yodel and come to see where meals and memories are made. Open from 10.00am Wednesday to Sunday for lunch and Friday and Saturday for dinner, bookings are highly recommended if you are planning to visit, especially for special events such as the beer degustation dinner coming up on April 15 and May 13, Christmas in July or (of course) Octoberfest.
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Out & About Farewell to Trevor Recently the Rotary Club of Glass House Mountains hosted a special evening to recognise the contribution that Trevor Taylor of Peachester has made to the club since it was formed in 1999. Trevor and his wife Robyn have sold their Droughtmaster Farm and will be moving to the Gold Coast. Once they re-establish themselves in their new home Trevor will be continuing his involvement with Rotary in a Gold Coast Club. John and Benice McLennan and Lionel Tilley from the Maleny Rotary Club with former Glass House Mountains member George Mckenzie and his wife Faye
Trevor with his farewell gift being congratulated by wife Robyn
Local Business people Ursula Starkovsky from Beerwah First National Real Estate, with Oskar Schlapa from Pasta d’Vine with Sharon Davis and Paul Kellie from Beerwah Print and Stationery
Ian Hope from Glass House Mountains Rotary with Alan Stephens from Pine Rivers, Mike Ivess from Mooloolaba, George Grant from Bribie and John Lane from Ashgrove Rotary Clubs
Janet and John Obst, who was inducted as a new member on the night, with long time member Sue Schlapa
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Things To Do Concert of Baroque delights
Tribute to Michael Berry’s work
A very special afternoon of chamber music with Arioso Chamber Ensemble will be held at the Lift Art Gallery, on Sunday, May 1, at 3.00pm. Featuring Hungarian soprano Judit Molnár and Baroque instrumentalists Margaret Caley (violin), Belinda Manwaring (cello) and Janet Brewer (harpsichord), they will be joined by UK Baroque oboist Jane Downer and Counter tenor David Crowden. The program includes excerpts from J S Bach’s Wedding Cantata BWV 210 and ‘Magnificat’, Bononcini’s Cello Sonata as well as the alluring duos ‘Purtimio’ and ‘ZefiroTorna’ by Monteverdi. The combined international experience of all performers will ensure this will be an afternoon to remember. Seating is limited, so bookings are highly recommended. Tickets are $27.00 adults, $22.00 concession, and $7.00 for school students, phone 5446 8128. The Lift Art Gallery will be serving lunch before the show and is located at 926 Maleny-Montville Road, Balmoral Ridge. For further information please see www.facebook.com/AriosoChamberEnsemble
Informative pest, pesky plants and animals field day
The Maleny Arts and Crafts Group
AUTUMN Fair
29th April - 1st May Maleny Community Centre Opens 9am-4pm Friday & Saturday, 9am-3pm Sunday
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Woodwork Claywork & Pottery Fine Art Fabric Creations Glassware Preserves Fashion Items and more For more information please visit malenyartsandcrafts.blogspot.com.au or find us on Facebook www.gcnews.com.au
If you want to learn more about managing pest weeds and animals on your property, come along to council’s free informative field day at Conondale Memorial Sports and Recreation Reserve (Green Park) on Saturday, April 16 from 9.00am - 3.00pm. Staff from Council’s Vector and Pest Plant Education and Control Team and the Feral Animal Education and Control Team will be on site to provide advice. Pop in and chat with experts about weed identification and management and feral animal control. Visitors on the day can learn about the identification and management options for weedy Sporobolus grass, general declared weed identification and management,wild dog ecology and control, feral animal control and the new Biosecurity Act. A free barbecue is on offer, as well as a free native tree for every visitor. More information is available at www. sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/Environment/Trees-Plantsand-Animals/Pests-and-Weeds
Pest Plants and Animals Field Day Learn about managing pest plants and animals on your property
Saturday 16 April, 2016 Drop in anytime between 9am and 3pm Conondale Memorial Sports and Recreation Reserve (Green Park)
Come along to the Pest Plants and Animals Field Day and chat with experts about: • weedy Sporobolus grass identification and management • weedy Sporobolus grass control trial plots – tour and results • weed control equipment display and hire • general declared weed identification and management • wild dog ecology and control • feral animal control – equipment demonstration and information • new Biosecurity Act.
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Movies in Maleny
Next Saturday, April 16 the Maleny Film Society will be screening two films 'Tanna' a matinee at 3.00pm (doors open 2.30pm) and 'Looking for Grace' – evening showing at 7.15pm (dinner from 6.00pm) at the Maleny Community Centre, 23 Maple Street. ‘Tanna’ is a Romeo and Juliet story set on the island of Tanna, Vanuatu. Two young people from the same tribe, Wawa (Marie Wawa) and Dain (Mungau Dain) fall in love, however Wawa’s father has arranged for her to marry a warrior from another tribe in order to quell an escalating conflict between the two tribes. Australian team Bentley Dean and Martin Butler have produced, directed and written the screenplay for this documentary style film, which beautifully captures the ethnographic and spiritual elements of this traditional tribal village. In ‘Looking for Grace’ Australian director Sue Brooks has weaved her magic blending the lives and stories of ordinary people with a backdrop of the stunning Western Australian landscape in this tender but bitter sweet drama. The drama unfolds from each of the characters perspectives in this intimate, funny and very moving story about the complexities of family life. Member’s tickets are available online or at the Information Centre and nonmember tickets at the door. Check the website www.malenyfilmsociety.info for details.
Following the sad passing of talented journalist Michael Berry in January this year, the Maleny Film Society will be screening a selection of major films made by Michael during his residence in Maleny. The films will be shown on Sunday, April 17 at 2.30pm in the Maleny Community Centre and admission will be free. Vice President of the Film Society, Jill Morris, said many members of the community were inspired and encouraged by Michael and this is a rare opportunity for them to pay tribute to him. The films will include ‘The Last Crush’, which Michael made with students of the University of the Sunshine Coast and ‘A Life... R M Williams’.
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A little late with this column his month, but as the saying goes - better late than never. You need to be working on your garden now to prepare for winter vegetables now. It’s not too early to put in some broccoli seedlings – they’ll grow rapidly and most likely give you something akin to broccolini. • Plant sweet peas, snow peas, sugar snap peas, climbing peas and bush peas. Plant as either seeds or seedlings into soil that has had some dolomite added. Maybe also try asparagus peas. • Start to reduce the frequency you mow the lawn and start raising the blade height to allow the grass to keep a reasonable amount of leaf during the cooler months. • Fertilise your roses, especially if you haven’t done it for a few years. • It’s time to dig up, divide and replant your hippeastrum and lilium bulbs. • Carefully cut off side shoots of bromeliads to create new plants. Plant these in the garden or in pots using a well-drained potting mix. • Bougainvillea cuttings can be taken now and struck in a good propagation mix. • Plant new pawpaw trees, apply some boron to existing plants at a rate of 20 grams per tree and spray them with a copper spray if black spot is seen. Vegetables Plant beetroot, broccoli, radish, cabbage, leafy lettuce, carrot, celery, cauliflower, Asian greens, garlic, leeks, spring onion, potatoes, sweet potato, turnip, kohl rabi, capsicum, chilli, silver beet, beans and tomato. Flowers Plant alyssum, petunia, marigold, carnation, sweet pea, gaillardia, everlasting daisy, livingstone daisy, sunflower, verbena, pansy, viola, primula, snapdragon, nemesia, iceland poppy, dianthus, cleome and salvia.
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Sheree really put her all into the sale of our investment property at Mooloolaba. Her efforts resulted in a thoroughly complete and attractive presentation of the property and took away the need for an interstate trip to attend to matters ourselves. We were able to rely completely on her to organise everything. Thank you again Sheree.
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Local artists, Neville Field and Cathy Condon have outgrown their available studio space and are looking to upsize. Their beautiful Glasshouse Mountains property, with its very productive gardens and gorgeous entertainment balcony is up for sale. The studio space downstairs has previously been used as a teenage retreat and also a home business centre. However, it can no longer cope with these two very productive artists and their growing collection. Cathy works on large paintings, ceramics and other 3D pieces. She is also Creator/ Director of the annual Brisbane Art Prize and Managing Director of the biennial Life Art Worldwide International Arts Expo. Neville creates paintings and handmade Artists Books, while his speciality is linocut and woodblock printmaking, using a custom built etching press. Both of these busy artists exhibit nationally and internationally. They have created a very liveable home surrounded by numerous fruit trees and productive vegetable and herb gardens. Their landscaping has touches reminiscent of Tuscany, a part of Europe they both love. A shaded courtyard at the front is surprisingly private, partly hidden by a healthy hedge and protected by native trees and flowering Frangipani. This property will surprise and delight people looking for a home with soul
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Noticeboard Mooloolah Valley Community Association (MVCA) - is supporting a not-for-profit Alternative Health Day on Saturday, May 7, at 43 Bray Street Mooloolah. Gifts for Mother’s Day may be purchased such as plants and essential oils. Other activities include massage and readings. It is between 10.00am – 4.00pm and there is a gold coin donation and with several lucky door prizes. All proceeds will be donated to the MVCA. We are still accepting stall holders, (special interest in crystals or gem stones) please ring Lesley on 5494 7394. Ekankar Free Events - Hu chant and spiritual discussion held each Wednesday evening at the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre, from 6.00pm – 7.30pm. Events offered by Eckankar give the opportunity for each to discover spiritual aspects to many of life’s challenges, and encourage us to live this life with increasing awareness, compassion and self-responsibility. Contact Jennifer 0429 957 989 or 5496 5054. Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch Inc. Raffle results, 1st prize meat tray -purple F61, Jill 2nd prize - IGA $20.00 voucher -purple F95, Ross, Lucky meal prize $20.00 cash proudly sponsored by KLM Energy Services, winner black diamond 81 – Doug. The club operates on Friday night with the bar opening at 5.00pm. Meals can be ordered from 6.00pm to 8.00pm. Choice of menu every second Friday and on the alternate Fridays will be either barbecue and salad or roast of the day with vegetables. Please come along and why not bring a friend? Meditation and Sharing - group meets Tuesday evenings 7.00pm - 8.30pm at the Beerwah
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Library Meeting Room. No charge, phone Peter on 0429 918 424 for more information. Landsborough, Beerwah and Districts Spiritual Church Inc - meets at School of Arts Hall, Landsborough each Sunday, with healing from 5.00pm – 6.45pm and service from 7.00pm – 8.15pm. All welcome, for more information phone: Rev Kerry 5494 1554, Rev. Pam 0409 058 843, or Rev. David 0408 713 214. Car Boot Sale – Saturday, May 7, 8.00am 12.00noon. Clearing out your garage, shed or house of unwanted goods? You are invited to book a site at Glasshouse Country Uniting Church grounds, Beerwah for just $10.00. Please contact Kevin on 5439 9735 or Geoff on 5438 7928 to book a site or for further information. Glasshouse Country RSL Sub-branch will hold their next General Meeting at the RSL Club,Wednesday, April 20 at 5.00pm, 1 Reed Street, Glass House Mountains at 5.00pm. All service and social members welcome.
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Cuppa for Cancer 2016 will be held on Thursday, May 12 from 9.00am at the Mooloolah Public Hall. There will be great raffles, morning tea, stalls, fashion parade, and music/dance by entertainer Carole McDonald. Are you planning an Australia's Biggest Morning Tea event? Let us know and we will promote it for you. Email editorial@gcnews.com.au
At the April Meeting of Beerwah NHWQ, the Good Neighbour award for April was presented to Coral Beutel. She was nominated by Pam and John Innes who wrote: ‘First and foremost Coral is a very caring person and a good neighbour. She is also very involved in the community of Peachester where she lives. She is a long-standing member of the Peachester Branch of the Country Women’s Association and has held office several times. She is currently President. She is a member of Peachester History Group and is a member of the Committee. She is also a member of Peachester District Horticultural Society and is currently doing a second term as President. Through this she became involved with the Gardening Club at Peachester State School and helps the students on their cooking day when they prepare food from the things they have grown. Some years ago she was voted Mrs Garden Club for the south east area.’ In the absence of the Area Co-ordinator, the award was presented by Sheila Williams, who is a member of the Good Neighbour Award selection committee.
GLASSHOUSE COMMUNITY CHURCH 5493 0596
Glass House Mountains State School Main Hall - Sun 4.30pm
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Youth are our future… now!
I have often heard people say, that children and youth are our future. While that’s true I would also like to think they are our,‘now’. Have you ever heard a teacher say that they learn something about themselves or about the world from their students? They certainly teach us patience! Seriously though, they teach us what is important in life and to keep life in perspective. Perhaps you could name a few things children and youth in your life have taught you to make your life richer and more meaningful? There are numerous stories in the Bible of young people making a difference and important contribution for others. Joseph at the age of 17 was made overseer of the Captain of the Guards house; Ruth was a young widow when she devoted her life to looking after her mother-in-law; Timothy was a young man when Paul began training him for ministry. What’s important in these examples is not just that they fulfilled important responsibilities, but that someone or a group of people entrusted them to have a go. Someone believed that they were
GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY ANGLICAN CHURCH WEDNESDAYS *Mooloolah (Paget Road) 9.00am SUNDAY *Mary MacKillop Centre 9.00am Office - 5491 1866
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capable and/or trainable. No doubt, there would have been challenging times and failures. This is part of living, growing and learning the ropes of a new job or living in new surroundings. The other part is having people to pick you up, dust you off and support you to keep going. National Youth Week provides our community with a rich opportunity to acknowledge and value young people around us. Some of our youth know where they’re headed and how to get there, while many others are on a journey of self discovery and exploration. As a community let us encourage, support and mentor our young people. They are one of our greatest assets in the now, so that they can ‘Be… a positive for… the Future.’ National Youth Week (Friday, April 8 to Sunday, April 17) ‘Be the Future’
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0437 625 269 (8.00am to 8.00pm)
ABN 83 143 913 259
WE DO MORE THAN CLEAN!
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Call Mick on 0408 700 472 mick.unique.auto@gmail.com
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New Installations & Renovations BSA Lic No. 1253462 Ph 5439 0108 Email: knmkitchens@iinet.net.au Fax 5439 0109 Web: www.knmkitchens.com.au
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5429 6750
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PH: 5497 4097 Mob: 0419 797 448
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CONCRETOR NOLAN & SONS
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LOCAL ELECTRICIAN Jim McMahon Electrical Domestic/Commercial/Industrial
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NEED A GOOD ELECTRICIAN?
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$
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JON JEPSON
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CALL JON DIRECT TODAY
Lic 76085
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Call Greg Small ph 5494 9199 mob 0404 903 801
Darryl Johnson - 0415 954 195
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5413 2500
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RURAL FENCING CONTRACTOR Thad Gaylard FREE UOTES
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 27 735 124 718 LIC NO: 42045
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Acreage, Residential & Commerical Fully Insured & Registered Mower
Ben 0427 850 572
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“For all your rural fencing needs”
Specialising in:
Mobile: 0427 170 235 Geoff Keast
Domestic - Commerical - Industrial - Rural
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ABN
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Weed Problems? ACREAGE, HOUSE BLOCKS, WINTER WEEDS, BLUE TOP & CHICKWEED
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Q.B.S.A. Lic No. 1130199
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Lic. Gas Fitter Gas Services
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STUART McLEOD MOBILE WELDING
Ph/Fax: 5494 0046
27 735 124 718 LIC NO: 42045
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Shed 7, 5 Beerwah Parade, Beerwah
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
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Lic.4551 and Insured
0407 575 667
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20 Tytherleigh Ave, Landsborough
Phone 5494 8900
FIRST CALL FENCING
your local licensed contractor
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Timber, Colourbond, Aluminium & Glass Pool fencing, Gates Retaining Walls & More For a free quote Phone Matthew
5496 9861 or 0439 303 306 Glasshouse Mtns www.firstcallfencing.com.au
email: matt@firstcallfencing.com.au QBSA LIC1139536
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0490 127 714
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0439 875 031
• Maintenance
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07 5493 0440
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Kevin 0474 693 894
Lic No. PMT-0-11432
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ABN 95 669 531 866
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Sport Beerwah Ladies Golf Club Contributed by Pam Marsden and Carolyn Gamble On Thursday April 7, 52 ladies played in the Monthly Medal competition. Trophies were donated by Nicole Purvis at First National Real Estate Beerwah and John Mellish our club professional. Division 1 (0-18) winner was Sonia Kenway with a very creditable 71 nett. Helen Lewis was Runner-up with 74 nett. Gross winner was Andrea Campbell with 86. Division 2 (19-29) winner was Monica Dangerfield with 74 nett. Libby Gemmell was Runner-up with 77 nett. Meg Ferran won the gross with 101. Division 3 (30-45) winner was Michelle Wormwell with 75 nett. Janelle Balfe was Runner-up with 76 nett. Gross winner was Marion Thomas with 110. NTP's were Cece Proud on 2, Sonia Kenway on 5, and Cathy Stone on 16. Beth Butler had the best second shot on 18. Ball rundown to 79.Gail Murphy won the putting competition with 25. Well done. On Saturday, April 9 there were 25 ladies who competed a Single Stableford event kindly sponsored by Karen Kemp who was clever enough to win on the day. Congratulations Karen! Winner – Karen Kemp with 35 points on a count back from our captain Lea Garner. NTP’s were Lea Garner on 2, Joey Eccles on 5 and Sonia Kenway winning both 16 and also 2nd shot on 18. Ball rundown went to 32 on a count back. Monday saw the first round of Weekday Pennants.
Our girls unfortunately were unsuccessful, but it is early in the season and we wish them luck this week. During the week some of our girls travelled to Maroochy River for their open day. Lesley Eggleston won Runner Up Gross and Val Turner won Runner Up Nett. Well done girls! Good to see Val back on track after a very trying year recovering from back surgery. On Sunday we hosted the opening round of Weekend Match play Pennant. Our girls achieved a strong 5-1 win over Gympie. Next Thursday's competition is Single Stableford sponsored by Trish Dixon and Kathy Moffat. Next Saturday’s event is the ever popular 2 ball Aggregate Stableford Mixed and Wallflowers. This will be a shotgun start with a morning and afternoon field. The ladies welcome new members, beginners and visitors in their competitions on Thursdays and Saturdays. If you would like some more information please contact our President Carolyn Gamble on 5438 7779.
Helen Lewis and Janelle Balfe Runnersup in Monthly Medal.
Ruth Machen, Lea Garner (Runner Up) and Brenda Briese
Maleny Golf Club celebrates first member’s hole-in-one Less than a year after the official course opening on June 30 last year, Maleny Golf Club is celebrating gold member Hans Van Sambeeck’s achievement of every golfer’s Holy Grail – a hole-in-one. On most week days Hans, 66, heads out at first light for a quick 9 holes before breakfast – often on his own. However, on Tuesday morning last week (March 29) Hans was accompanied by good friend and keen golfer Bob Hawkins. After teeing off into the early morning sun on the 173 metre Par 3 Third hole the duo could not locate Hans’ golf ball despite being confident that it should have made the green or stopped just short. Hans, who owns a market garden on acreage in
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Peachester State School’s Year 5/6 students had a lot of fun representing the school in the recent InterSchool Softball event held over two Fridays. Boys (B Div) - Results: Week 1 - Peachester vs. GCC 4-5 Peachester vs. Elimbah(1) 5-3 Peachester vs. Elimbah(2) 11-9 Peachester vs. Beerburrum10-4 Week 2 - Peachester vs. St Michaels 11-13 Peachester vs. Beerwah 8-3 Peachester vs. Maleny 10-0 Peachester Boys came 4th overall Girls (B Div) - Results: Week 1 - Peachester vs. Delaneys Creek 5-4 Peachester vs. GCC 2-10 Peachester vs.Beerburrum 1-10 Week 2 - Peachester vs. Maleny 7-7 Peachester vs. St Michaels 3-9 Peachester vs. Beerburrum 5-4 www.gcnews.com.au
Maleny where he has lived with his family for the past 33 years, began to despair when his ball could not be found. “We then decided to check the hole just in case and incredibly there it was lying in the bottom of the cup,” Hans beamed when he arrived back at the golf shop to proudly claim the club’s first hole-inone on the course proper. Unfortunately his rare golfing feat was not achieved during a competition in order to warrant an entry on the club’s honour boards. However, Hans has the scorecard signed by his playing partner to serve as a proud reminder and conversation piece for many years to come! “I’m so glad I wasn’t on my own and that Bob was there with me – it’s such an amazing feeling,” Hans said. The odds of an amateur golfer achieving a hole-inone are estimated to be around 12,500-to-1 and Hans is the first member to achieve this golfing milestone on the new Maleny Golf Course. The only other hole-in-one at Maleny was achieved in 2014 by John Oxenham during a competition on the temporary Par 3 second hole prior to development of the current course designed by renowned golf architect Graham Papworth.
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Contributed by David Hayes Wednesday, April 6 - Ladies day, two games of pairs were played. Doug Loveday and Di Hume def Russell Walmsley and Ron Wilson 23-12. Lyn Griffiths and Doug Sweedman def Noelle Dean and Mike Kernick 20-10.In the triples, Maz Idle, Jenny Hobson and Millie Freshwater def Grant Young, Joy Sauer and John McSwain 22-19. In the Ladies ‘A’ Singles final, Di Hume def Jan Lawson 26-17. Well done to Di on a great win. Thursday, April 7 - Open Pairs, the winners of the day were Jack Timm and John McSwain with 2 wins + 11 margin. R/ups were Jonathan Orr and Doug Sweedman with + 8 in the second game. Saturday, April 9 - Men’s Pairs 3rd round. Warren Blackbourne and Vic Muscat def Gordon Dyer and Rob scullion 17 -16. Ron Rix and Brian Saunders def Jim Tatum and Terry Little 17 - 15. Men’s Pairs Final - well done to Warren Blackbourne and Vic Mucat who def Ron Rix and Brian Saunders 27 – 16. Great game! Thanks to all those that took part in the competition, there were some great games played. Nominations are being taken at our shed office for Men’s Pennants which will kick off on Saturday, July 2. We are in divisions 2 and 5 this year and are looking for around 25 players to cover the 10 weeks. Please put your name down now! Also don’t forget bowls coaching every Sunday morning from 10.30am to 12.00noon. Even if you want to come down just for fun and have a roll. Both children and adults of all abilities are welcome.
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Purchase any Jack Daniel’s product to enter.
6999
$
XXXX Gold 30 x 375ml Cans
Great Northern Original 24 x 330ml Stubbies or 375ml Cans
3999
$
$
Bundaberg Select Vat 37%, Smirnoff Double Black Vodka or Jägermeister 700ml
Asahi Soukai 3.5 24 x 330ml Stubbies
r
2 fo
20
Any
each
Jack Daniel’s & Cola 24 x 330ml Cans
$
.99 le $11 Sing
Rosemount Diamond Label or Wyndham Bin Wines 750ml
899
$
r
3 fo
25
Any
each
.99 le $9 Sing
Yellow Tail Wines 750ml
Houghton Classic or Jacob’s Creek Sparkling Wines 750ml
All specials available from Wednesday 6th April until Tuesday 19th April 2016. Images are for illustrative purposes only. Specials available only in the staterdf Queensland. Beer prices may vary in country and far North Queensland. Different pack sizes and variants may not be available in all stores. Bottlemart supports the responsible service of alcohol. QLDP8_CGCN