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While the date for the upcoming federal election hasn’t been formally announced we have clearly entered election campaign mode.

Long-time readers will know that our approach at GC&M News is to ensure we offer a fair and equitable approach to each of the candidates, giving them all the same chance to share their story and inform our readers about what they bring to the role and what issues they see as important.

We have started introducing the different party candidates for Fisher on page 4 of our Local News section.

Earlier in the month we introduced Daniel Parsell from Labor, this week it is One Nation’s candidate Chris Paterson, next week it will be Paul Monaghan from the Love Australia or Leave Party and hopefully in the following edition it will be the Greens candidate Tracy Burton.

Once the election date is announced we will be keen to put questions to each of the candidates about the issues that are important to GC&M News readers.

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Local News Clean Up Australia Day this weekend Yes, it is that time of year again when you don the gloves and head out to a local site hosting a Clean Up Australia Day event. There are a number of local sites for you to go to on Sunday, March 3 at Beerburrum, Beerwah, Glass House Mountains, Maleny and Mooloolah.

Beerburrum 8.30–10am Meeting point: Beerburrum School Cark Park, Beerburrum Road Beerburrum Site supervisor: Bernard Keays Beerburrum 8am–12noon Meeting point: HQPlantations office, Red Road Beerburrum Site supervisor: Julie Langirdge Beerburrum 9–10.30am Beerburrum-Woodford Road Beerburrum Meeting point: Tar meets gravel Site supervisor: Jason Brown Beerwah From 9am Bells Creek Road, Beerwah Meeting point: Just off Bruce Highway (exit 179) head towards ocean, corner Bells Creek Road and

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One Nation announce candidate for Fisher The One Nation party last week announced its candidate for the upcoming federal election in the local electorate of Fisher.

Chris Paterson, an industrial air conditioning technician from Little Mountain, has been preselected to contest the seat against sitting LNP member Andrew Wallace.

Mr Paterson is a co-founder of the charity Bamboo Projects Education that aims to support those with mental health and physical difficulties by taking them on an outing, often fishing, and just being present to offer a compassionate listening ear.

Due to his decision to campaign as a candidate in the federal election, Mr Paterson has resigned from executive roles at Bamboo Projects Education.

“It’s not necessarily something you want to do - jumping out and saying, ‘Hey, I want to be a candidate’, because you know you’re going to get attacked by the other parties. You know you’re not going to have the same views and opinions and, as human beings, we don’t want to be judged, we don’t want to be seen to be wrong, but it’s something I have to do,” Mr Paterson said of his decision to nominate as a candidate.

“I’ve got two young children and I think, ‘How are they going to buy a house if the economy keeps going the way it is?’ ” Mr Paterson is disappointed that the major political parties seem to have lost direction when it comes to community needs.

Chris Paterson (centre) with Steve Dickson and Malcolm Roberts “The two major parties are always about being right and wrong, making the other ones wrong to make them look right, instead of working together, so I have no issues working with Liberals and Labor, whatever, as long as it’s to benefit the community and get the best outcome possible,” he said.

Mr Paterson’s passion and drive has been demonstrated in his campaign to secure a $60,000 disabled access boat for the Sunshine Coast. Despite collecting 8000 signatures on a petition, both the Australian and Queensland governments declined to support the project, but he pushed forwards regardless and raised the funds through business and individual donations and a grant from Sunshine Coast Council.

“That’ll be the first wheelchair access boat offering a free service on the Sunshine Coast because that’s what people wanted,” Mr Patterson said.

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Binge on Australian film The 24th Australian Film Festival kicks off soon with a weekend of fine filmic offerings at the Maleny Community Centre from Friday March 8 to Sunday March 10.

Hosted by the Maleny Film Society, Australia’s longest running not-for-profit film appreciation club, the festival program features a diverse selection of fine offerings including five feature films and awardwinning shorts, panel discussions, workshops, free sessions and more.

Festival organiser Andrew Wallace explained that one of the great aspects of the festival is that it allows a number of films to be seen and discussed in a short space of time as well as providing an authentic feel for what is going on in the Australian film industry right now.

Andrew said he would like to encourage people to see it as a full festival experience and to come along to binge on Australian film all weekend, then compare and contrast, evaluate critically and think more deeply.

“We’ll also be showing some excellent work by adventurous independent directors that may not get much of a run in the multiplexes. Enjoy the screenings and immerse yourself in the discussions and workshops. We’d love to encourage critical dialogue and comparisons of the films,” Andrew said.

One of the festival highlights (and our GC&M News cover stars) will be the critically acclaimed documentary ‘Backtrack Boys’, which has been wowing audiences around the country since it’s national release late last year.

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troubled teens who engage in a unique youth program run by straight talking jackaroo, Bernie Shakeshaft (pictured).

Travelling the country with the boys in his care and his legendary national championship dog jumping team, together they navigate the highs and lows of life on the road. An inspiring and life-affirming coming-of-age story, ‘Backtrack Boys’ reveals the challenges and triumphs of these troubled boys and the perceptive championship dogs that help tame them through trust and affection that may have been sadly lacking in their previous lives.

The film has already won a swag of awards, including audience awards for best documentary at the Sydney Film Festival and Melbourne International Film Festival.

Andrew highly recommends the film as a must-see and says it is a great example of skilful documentary making by not just dispensing facts, but following the stories of several individuals.

“The film restores your faith in human nature.

Australians like to think that some of our best values come from the bush - that decency, generosity and down-to-earth common sense are most often found in country people. There is no easy sentimentality; there are rocky patches in some of these young lives and the film draws attention to defects in our justice system. The film is thought-provoking as well as uplifting,” Andrew said.

In a festival coup, following the 1pm screening on Saturday, March 9, a team of Backtrack boys with their dogs, as well as two staff members from the Backtrack program, will be on hand to conduct a

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Festival organisers hope that film buffs and nonbuffs alike, culture vultures and even those with just an interest in broadening their everyday experiences will head along to the festival.

By providing a program that mixes screenings with discussions and guest speakers, patrons are encouraged to absorb themselves into the magic of this powerful medium all weekend with a great mix of paid and free sessions to appeal to everyone.

The festival program kicks off on Friday, March 8 with the official launch party followed by the first of five specially selected feature films and an award winning short film.

Saturday, March 9 features a full program of feature films, shorts and panel discussions. Pre-ordered Thai dinner is available in the evening followed by another award-winning short and special guest speaker and emerging Australian film talent Alena Lodkina, who will introduce her feature ’Strange Colours’.

Sunday features a free film appreciation workshop and final festival features.

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Beerwah Pub gets behind knitting charity Following Beerwah Hotel’s decision to no longer host the Envirobank recycling system, hotel management put out a call via Facebook for suggestions of hinterland organisations and sporting clubs the hotel should support through the containers for change initiative.

Beerwah Hotel marketing and loyalty manager Cassie Ross said the list was narrowed down to the five local organisations that received the most votes and the community was then asked to choose the winner via a Facebook competition.

Voting closed on Monday, February 12, and Glass House Mountains-based organisation ‘Knitting for Brisbane’s needy’ was announced as the worthy winner.

“We let the public decide who they wanted to see receive the cans and the response to the initiative was incredible,” Cassie said.

“We thought it was also a fantastic way to offer our support to our deserving community groups as well as looking after the environment by recycling.”

The Beerwah Hotel team congratulated charity Knitting for Brisbane's Needy, which received 12,038 votes.

Cassie said that on behalf of the Beerwah Hotel they would like to extend a massive thank you to everyone who voted.

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Council has also imposed 75 conditions on the development, including that a live-in manager must be included and that a 24-hour nursing station and/or 24-hour monitored alert system is maintained.

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The program is funded by the Queensland Government through the Queensland Women’s Week community grants scheme, with the theme ‘Invest in women, invest in the future’.

The initiative “celebrates the achievements of Queensland’s women and girls” and its goal is part of a program to achieve gender equality.

The Maleny course is aimed at women who feel their lack of knowledge about money matters and difficulty in managing their finances may put them at risk of hardship in the future.

President of the Zonta Club of Blackall Range and facilitator of the seminar, Julie Bevan, said the goal of Queensland Women’s Week accorded exactly with the mission of Zonta International, which has been pursuing the aim of achieving gender equality for 100 years.

“Zonta, too, recognises the importance of financial literacy and capability and that it improves the economic security of women and benefits the entire community,” Julie said.

“There is increasing need for women to manage their own finances to avoid risk from every aspect of their lives, from unnecessary credit charges through to the risk of homelessness.

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Business News Delay on Landsborough dog kennel proposal The application for a new dog breeding and kennels facility that could house more than 300 dogs on a property at the end of Amigh Road in Landsborough has stalled.

Just before the deadline to provide further information to Sunshine Coast Council, the consulting agency acting on behalf of the developer and Mooloolah-based dog breeding company Diamond Valley Kennels requested a three-month extension from council.

Council had indicated that from the details provided in the original application, it was unsure whether the development was justified.

Specifically, council asked the developer to provide a “… rationale and justification for the demand and need for animal keeping of this scale and how the wellbeing of any animals will not be compromised by having such a large operation”.

This query mirrors concerns expressed by animal welfare supporters who have been heavily advocating against the application via social media, especially through the ‘No Puppy Farms in Queensland’ Facebook page.

Council also queried how the developer intended to comply with relevant state legislation and council laws relating to the keeping of animals.

Other problems flagged included issues with storm water management, driveway access, the extent of earthworks, bushfire planning, waste water and sewerage management and noise assessment.

Council has given the developer until June 6 to respond, after which it will proceed with assessing the application.

This comes on top of a looming March 1 information request deadline from the Department of State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning, which had previously notified the applicant that the development requires a deeper level of explanation relating to

its traffic impacts on Steve Irwin Way. In a legal twist, the administrator of the ‘No Puppy Farms in Queensland’ Facebook page has reportedly received a letter – via a photo through Facebook private messenger – from a lawyer representing Diamond Valley Kennels threatening legal action.

The photo of the letter dated February 20 is from a law firm based in Dubbo NSW, and states that posts on the Facebook page are considered to be “… false and misleading and have the potential to harm the reputation of our client’s business. As such, they are defamatory”.

The letter dictated that within six hours of the receipt of the photo all disparaging posts must be deleted from all forums and a public apology and retraction made, and includes threats of legal action if the demands are not met.

In response, the Facebook page administrator confirmed that they stand by each and every one of their posts.

“Each post is carefully considered, thoroughly researched and backed by evidence,” they stated.

“Defamatory statements are false statements.

Each and every one of our posts has been factual and they will continue to be.

“Diamond Valley Kennels can attempt to intimidate those who speak out against their business. We are the voice for the beautiful dogs who spend the best years of their life confined to the fences of a puppy farm. We will not be silenced.”

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Maleny petrol station … take two In a surprise move last week, radically changed plans for the controversial Maleny petrol station development proposal were submitted by Synergy Property Partners to the Queensland Government and Sunshine Coast Council.

The government’s State Assessment and Referral Agency’s (SARA) had requested further information before it could fully assess the original proposal. In response, a considerable package of studies, plans and other documents was submitted, including a complete change to the petrol station layout.

The submission from consultants Place Design Group stated that the significant redesign was undertaken to improve the Bunya Street frontage (as requested by the council) and to reduce conflict between cars and pedestrians, particularly on Bunya Street.

The major change is that the service station building is now located on the north-eastern corner of the site, with no cars entering or exiting directly onto Bunya Street.

Instead, access will be from Lawyers Street (entry only) and Cudgerie Street (all movements).

The planned separate fast food and drink tenancies have been scrapped and are no longer part of the proposal. Instead, food and drinks will be sold as part of the service station operation, as is the case at most other smaller centres.

Some form of street art/sculpture is proposed in the northern corner of the site and additional landscaping is proposed along the site’s boundaries.

There are still eight bowsers planned, but parking has been reduced from 16 to 11 car parks due to the changed layout and smaller building footprint.

More of the site will also be under landscaping – from 311m2 (15.4%) to 440m2 (21.7%).

No new air or noise quality studies were undertaken as the relevant consultants contended that the revised plans would not greatly change the parameters.

The consultants recommended some changes to noise barriers along the boundary with adjoining properties and suggested that the noise levels towards the school would be reduced.

They noted that the air quality impacts would be less on the school and adjoining dental clinic as the bowsers and vents would be further from the school and the prevailing winds would further dilute any emissions.

To read more, go to https://developmenti.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au and search for ‘MCU18/0111’.

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These funds, along with $7,000 grant from Sunshine Coast Council, will be used to renovate the kitchen in the old school building.

The school provides a serene setting for significant celebrations with reasonable hire rates, extensive and beautifully maintained grounds and plenty of parking space.

The renovation will enhance the quality of the Old Witta School as a venue available for hire for parties, workshops, weddings, conferences and meetings.

Always looking ahead, and with the kitchen project in hand, the management committee is planning to upgrade the water supply.

To assist fundraising efforts for a new rainwater tank a raffle was held at the Witta Markets. The winner of the wheelbarrow loaded with garden products was keen gardener Renate Kirkpatrick of Landsborough.

The committee thanked Maleny Town and Country for donating the wheelbarrow and Liam Price of Hindsight Wealth for donating $250 to fill the wheelbarrow.

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The care packs are for women who find themselves housed in local motels.

They contain soap, shampoo, toiletries, sanitary items, toothbrushes and toothpaste, lollies for children, a small notebook and biro.

The Beerwah CWA is holding a working bee on Monday, March 11 from 9am-12noon to make up the care packs and invite you to join them.

They are also seeking donated items that can be dropped off at the Beerwah CWA Hall during the working bee. If you cannot drop items off, please contact the ladies and they will organise collection.

For more information about the working bee or to arrange collection of donated goods please call Debbie on 0400 027 591.

by the Maleny Library Staff

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Sunshine Coast Libraries are much more than just a collection of books to borrow. Each year, branches host a range of free events that provide lifelong learning opportunities for all. There are sessions on health and wellbeing, finance and business, sustainable living, author events, storytelling sessions and art activities.

To find out which great guest speaker will appear at a library near you, head to the What’s On calendar on the website. Next month we have some great sessions on offer, including investing in property, photo composition, sound immersion and emotional intelligence. Attending these events is free but bookings are essential.

If you have valuable knowledge on a topic that you would like to share with the community by presenting one of these events, then Sunshine Coast Libraries would like to hear from you. Call the library programs and marketing team on (07) 5475 8989 or email us at libraryevents@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au.

We also encourage you to support Sunshine Coast Libraries by becoming a member. It’s free and you can join online then collect your library card from our friendly staff at one of our branches.

Once you’ve joined, our eNewsletters will keep you up to date on new resources, as well as what’s happening each month.

Did you know that we also offer books electronically? You can access our eLibrary anytime, anywhere, 24/7. To use the eBook services you just need an internet connection and a library card.

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Business feature

Doctors at Landsborough is now open Doctors at Landsborough is now open, making it the first bulk-billing general practice in the Landsborough area.

The practice is dedicated to providing you and your family access to high quality medical care from trained general practitioners, with no out-ofpocket expenses.

Doctors at Landsborough is part of the Integrated Medical Solutions Group (IMSG). IMSG is a fully accredited, Australian family owned and operated network of medical clinics, with clinics in Wamuran, Woodford, Eatons Hill, Morayfield and now Landsborough.

With a reputation built up over 40 years, IMSG has a team of highly skilled medical professionals held in the highest regard by the communities where they practise.

The IMSG team works together to provide comprehensive, continuous and patient-centred care. Its people strongly believe in looking after

the community where they live and work and want to bring back the family GP clinics of yesteryear with a focus on continuity of care through all stages of life.

Doctors at Landsborough has one male and one female bulk-billing GP offering a complete range of general practice services.

Dr John Dunlea is one of the dedicated doctors in Landsborough.

John is a graduate of the National University of Ireland. He completed his internship in Ireland and his first year of service was in Christchurch, New Zealand.

John went on to work in emergency medicine and as a registrar at the Gold Coast Hospital.

He subsequently worked in rural areas in Queensland, NSW and the Northern Territory before returning to Ireland to complete his GP specialist training.

John returned to Queensland early this year

Doctor John Dunlea and is a wonderful addition to the team at our Landsborough practice.

To book an appointment with Dr John or find out more about Doctors at Landsborough, please phone us on (07) 5360 9350 or book online at www.imsg.net.au/doctors-landsborough.

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Getting to Beerwah the gateway to everywhere

For residents living between Peachester and Beerwah, where there is limited public transport, Sunshine Coast Council’s Flexilink trial service runs three times a day from Monday to Saturday using a Glasshouse Taxi Service vehicle, opening up a world of freedom for its users.

The idea behind the program is to provide an affordable option, at just $2 each way, for those using the service to gain access to trains and buses heading to the coast and beyond.

The service runs like a bus, following a designated route but passengers must pre-book for the service.

There are no designated stops along the route that winds its way along Fortune Avenue and Storrs Road and back to Peachester Road.

However, at the time of booking the driver will advise you where and when they can pick you up safely.

Bookings for the service are made by calling 1300 511 163 two hours before the service, or in the case of the first service of the morning bookings need to be made by 9pm the previous evening.

Monday to Friday services run from Beerwah at 7.05am, 11.50am and 5.45pm and from Peachester at 6.45am, 12.10pm and 6.05pm.

On Saturdays and public holidays the service from Beerwah is at 8.55am, 12.20pm and 6.30pm and from Peachester at 8.30am, 12.40pm and 6.50pm.

If there are no bookings for a scheduled service, a vehicle is not dispatched.

Visit council’s website for more information or to download the timetable. You can also pick up a timetable from Beerwah Library, or phone council’s customer service team on 5475 7272.

The transport levy on council rates contributes to cost of the Flexilink trial services.

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Masons support Coast Guard The Landsborough Masons were recently asked to donate a blower to Caloundra Coast Guard to help the volunteer organisation keep the yard clean at its headquarters.

Rick Joyce from the Masons said they were aware that Caloundra Coast Guard, as a volunteer organisation, had to fundraise or apply for grants to buy vital equipment.

“We decided to help them out by using a Bunnings voucher that we had received to buy the blower,” Rick said.

Commander Joe Allen, Rick Joyce, Chris Hamilton and Andrew Drake watch the new blower in action Rick, with fellow Landsborough Masons member Andrew Drake, went to Caloundra Coast Guard recently to present the blower.

After the presentation they were given a tour of the premises and told about the duties carried out to keep boaties safe.

Heritage day a great success The Maleny Community Heritage Day on Saturday, February 16 was a great day, with nearly 300 people attending to discover more about the history and heritage of Maleny.

Maleny Commerce president Nicole Hilton said the chamber would like to say a big thank you to all those who attended and completed the survey on what they valued about Maleny’s history.

Nicole thanked the Sunshine Coast Council Heritage Library and the Maleny Library for the use of images, and for copies of the Heritage Discovery Guides to give away. Thanks also go to the Maleny Cultural and Historical Society for historical photos and display of historical items, especially to Desley Malone for coming along on the day, and to Friends of Pattemore House for their photos.

The information gathered on the day is now being collated and a report will be put together on the direction to take.

Maleny Commerce is now looking at hosting another display at the Maleny Show to capture more information. Watch this space!

Mapping Queensland during World War II With the threat of a Japanese invasion during the Second World War, the federal government realised that Australia was very poorly covered by topographical maps.

These would have been essential if a war was to be fought on Australian soil.

To redress this oversight, military survey companies were set up in several Australian states including the Survey Corps in Queensland, which comprised surveyors and cartographers.

They were camped at the Kilcoy Showgrounds, where they were trained in the art of topographic mapping.

Following their training the group moved northward along the Queensland coastline preparing maps. The maps were completed towards the end of the war.

In the 1980s, Bill Kitson interviewed about 30 of these men and collected their stories and other memorabilia.

Bill will be the guest speaker at the Peachester

History Committee meeting on Sunday, March 3, where he will share the story of the Survey Corps (some of the men are pictured here, photo courtesy of Museum of Lands, Mapping and Surveying).

This is also the committee’s AGM and will be held at the Peachester Hall from 11am. Visitors are welcome. Please bring a contribution for the shared lunch. Enquiries to Jocelyn on 5439 0895 or Helen on 5494 9557.

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Community Groups Glasshouse Country Toastmasters

Contributed by Martine Goedhart Our last Toastmasters meeting was held on Valentine’s Day and to coincide with this romantic date our meeting incorporated the mock wedding of Ian Pinker and Helene Ross (pictured).

We were entertained by the speeches of the best man, the mother of the bride and the groom’s mother.

Julie McBurney, the table topic master of the morning, asked six friends in the wedding party to think back to recall some interesting facts about them. It was all done in good fun that was quite revealing.

The bride had a witty response, thanking her parents for the house as a wedding present and telling her husband what to expect now that they were married.

In his speech the groom told us that he was delighted to find his beautiful wife and despite her shortcomings he would always love her and her money.

If you would like to see what Toastmasters is all about, join us for a meeting. We meet every second and fourth Thursday of the month at 9am for a 9.15am start at Church on the Rise, 27 Beerwah Parade, Beerwah.

If you would like to know more call Martine 5496 9855 or Esther 0412 691 189.

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Contributed by Bob Banner

At the first 2019 dinner meeting of the Beerwah Lions Club the members were pleased to show their support for the great work undertaken by Angel Flight with a donation of $500.

Angel Flight Australia was established in 2003 and is a charity that coordinates non-emergency flights to assist country people to access specialist medical treatment that would otherwise be unavailable to them because of vast distances and high travel costs.

Vas ks than ill Pinw Lion Max Srinivasan for his enlightening Vas Srinivasan, a volunteer pilot with Angel Flight, attended the meeting presentation and spoke about how the charity was operated by volunteers who generally use their own aircraft to transport those in need to medical appointments.

They also have ground volunteers to provide car transfers between the general aviation airports and medical facilities (or nearby accommodation).

If you would like to support the inspiring work of Angel Flight you can make a donation via https://angelflight.org.au.

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Contributed by Janet Kitchen Our lunch meeting this month included a very interesting talk from Vanda Grabowski, a retired environmental scientist from Koala Action Inc (formerly Koala Action Pine Rivers Inc).

She is dedicated to conserving koalas in the wild and the group relies on grants and donations to keep it going. Koalas are gradually heading towards extinction and Vanda is Jan thanking Vanda passionate to help them. Their main hazard is caused by land clearance, development, road accidents and other animal attacks. They are also affected by flood/drought conditions, fire and natural predator attacks (carpet snakes, etc). They also suffer from diseases that are gradually being treated through research.

Our next get together will be on March 6 when we will visit Wildlife HQ at the Big Pineapple. Those who want to car pool should meet at the Beerwah Library carpark at 9.30am. We will all meet at the Big Pineapple carpark at 10am. Bring your own morning tea.

Anyone interested in joining us would be most welcome. For more information about our club please speak to Trish on 5493 0026 or Janet on 0448 845 303.

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You Said It World Day of Prayer

A service will be held at the Calvery Lutheran Church in Glass House Mountains for World Day of Prayer on Friday, March 1 at 9.30am. This year’s service has been compiled by the Word Day of Prayer committee in Slovenia. All are invited to attend this service, hear about life in Slovenia and enjoy wonderful fellowship over morning tea. So, ‘Come – Everything will be ready’. Hope to see you there.

Eunice Prickett World Day of Prayer coordinator

Re: Climate change letters

I try to avoid writing letters to the paper about climate change because I figure most people turn off when they see what the author is writing about.

But the two letters in last week’s issue, one from Sel Hopley and another by serial letter-writer Jon Woodlands, cannot be allowed to pass without comment.

Neither of these letters, you’d have to say, were particularly helpful, or, for that matter, factual.

Amongst a welter of statistics about how many coal-fired power stations there are in the world, Mr Hopley infers that CO2 is not a pollutant.

Mr Woodlands, for his part, rabbits on about things he finds in those peculiar corners of the internet where they still believe the world is flat.

Neither of them appear to have been reading the news. Germany, one of the most industrialised nations in the world, with an economy ranked fourth and wealth built on coal and manufacturing, will be coal-free by 2038. California, with the fifth biggest economy in the world, has pledged to be operating on 100% renewables by 2045. Sweden will be producing 100% of its electricity from renewables by 2040.

What these two gentlemen don’t seem to understand is that the science on all this is well and truly in.

The debate is over. No amount of quotes from dodgy websites will cut it anymore. It is time to move on.

The world is changing. It’s happening very rapidly and it needs to do so because the effects of too much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are being experienced all around the world. Glaciers contracting, ice shelves disintegrating, ocean acidity, record breaking heatwaves causing droughts and fires. Cyclones. If it hasn’t yet, it’s coming to a place near you soon.

CONDITIONS Please keep your letters under 300 words, your name, address and daytime phone number must be supplied. Letters must focus on issues and not be personal attacks on individuals. Letters may be edited.

SEND TO: editorial@gcnews.com.au PO Box 99, Beerwah 4519

Neighbourhood Centre crisis support

We have all been saddened by the catastrophic floods in Townsville and the surrounding area. It is at times like these that neighbourhood centres are under a huge strain as they cope with a massive influx of people in need.

Maleny Neighbourhood Centre has been in touch with Sandra Elton from NOTCH (North Townsville Community Hub). She said that many of their local suburbs had gone under and many families are now presenting for emergency needs.

NOTCH runs services remarkably similar to our own in Maleny. Check them out at https:// notchdeeragun.weebly.com/about.html.

The next few weeks will stretch NOTCH to the limits. Luckily the centre was not flooded, but you can imagine the trauma of their clients, not to mention that of their own volunteers.

They are already receiving donations of clothes and as many other goods as they can handle, however extra funds would be greatly appreciated.

Families who have lost everything or been displaced with nothing but the clothes on their backs, kids who have just returned to school many now need to replace expensive uniforms, books, bags and shoes. There are people who have lost their homes/livelihoods who don’t qualify for government assistance who will need help to completely re-establish their homes. The recipients are so grateful for any help.

Our aim is to raise $10,000. It sounds a lot, but let’s give generously, not just thinking of Townsville, but also in thanks and relief that we are

not ever likely to be faced by such a disaster.

Donations can be made by going to the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre website and clicking on Crisis Support, or go direct to www.malenync. org.au/crisis-support/, or they can be made at the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre.

One of our MNC members is so concerned about the size and scale of the Townsville emergency that she has offered to double all donations, so please help us raise the other $5,000.

Frances Harper MNC committee member

Australia was at the forefront of change when we had an emissions trading scheme. Were it not for self-serving politicians – without question operating under the influence of those who own coal mines – this country could have been reaping the benefits of technological innovation for the past seven years.

It’s time to relegate this mob (with their lies about everything and anything, their awful incompetence on every front, their jokes about coal) to the wilderness and get down to addressing the problems we’ve created.

Our planet will be better for it, our lives will be better for it and our economy will be too.

Steven Lang Maleny

I was somewhat dumbfounded with Mr Jon Woodlands’ letter in the February 20 edition of GC&M News. He claimed that NASA scientists said that the Sun was cooling, a fallacious claim.

The NASA website does contain questions, such as: “What happens if the next solar cycle becomes less active? Will we go into a new ice age? “ Here is the answer: “No. Even if the amount of radiation coming from the Sun were to decrease as it has before, it would not significantly affect the global warming coming from long-lived, human-emitted greenhouse gases. Further, given our greenhouse gas emissions to date and those expected to come, the evidence points to the next ‘ice age’ being averted altogether.”

No confusion about climate change

CARRIED … 42% of members voted and 96% are

in favour of the proposed transaction with Firstmac.

We would publicly like to thank our members for their support in this process and we believe that if the transaction goes ahead it will secure the future of a genuine community-based banking service in Maleny.

We would also like to thank the general public for their interest on how we may soon be able to offer them a real alternative to the big banks.

It’s an exciting time for our members and our community. If the proposed transaction is approved members and the community will benefit as follows: • each member will receive a cash settlement for their member shares • each member investment shareholder will have their shares redeemed • $2 million will be paid to the MCU Charitable Trust plus an ongoing annual contribution subject to branch profit

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• all of our current staff will keep their jobs at MCU, and Firstmac has guaranteed that the existing branch will continue to operate for at least ten years Our members still have another vote happening in April for the transaction to take legal effect.

We have been asked: • Can we still open an account with you while this is happening? YES, but you won’t be entitled to the member share payout • Are you still doing loans? YES, Sandra is waiting for your call on 5499 8988 • Are you still working in the community? YES, we are heavily involved within the community • Will you have more or better products if this goes ahead?

YES, if the proposed transaction is approved, in time we will be providing more and better financial products

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• Are the counter staff still going to be serving us in the future? YES, there will be no changes to current staff, except in time we may expand If you have any questions drop in and see us or give us a call. We genuinely appreciate the community’s support and look forward to serving as many of you as we can now and into the future.

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Local Eats When you dive even further into NASA, you discover the Global Land-Ocean Temperature Index. From that it establishes that 18 of the 19 warmest years have occurred since 2001, with 2018 being the warmest yet. It seems therefore that any assertion that the cooling Sun also cools the Earth is total rubbish.

Mr Woodlands' claims that Perth's water supply is filled, is incorrect - 50% of Perth's potable water comes from desalinisation plants and groundwater.

Although spring rains in 2017 and 2018 were slightly above average, Perth's water storages are far from full.

As at February 2019, Perth water storages were at 50% capacity, according to the WA Water Corporation.

The Lowy Institute recently conducted a poll in which they asked about climate change. It found that 59% of respondents agreed with the statement: “climate change is a serious and pressing problem.

We should begin taking steps now even if this involves significant costs”.

It is fortunate that we live in a democracy, as democracy is good for all of us. The majority of us are on a journey to address the issue of climate change, and the majority gets its way after an election.

Ken Dyer Landsborough

Pets on public transport

Currently, there seems to be discussion that affirms the idea that pets should travel on public trains, buses and city cats.

I am a public transport user, but refuse to share a confined space with dogs and cats; nor do I want to turn up for a doctor’s appointment brushing off animal hair, smelling like someone’s furry friend, eyes watering and sneezing.

What is the public interest in this case?

Lee Meyers Landsborough

Re: 50% renewable energy targets

Having worked for four power companies in five states since the early 1990s, my experience leads me to believe that the author of the letter in GC&M News, February 20 edition, needs to reassess his view of the industry.

He believes Victoria and South Australia have expensive and unreliable grids. The grids in those states are exactly the same as the grids in other states. The difference is where the power that flows along them comes from and how was it generated.

South Australia has no coal. The only source, Leigh Creek, ran out of coal a number of years ago.

Victoria is just about to exhaust the last of its coal.

Both of those states had brown coal (lignite), which has to be pulverised and then dried with hot air before it will burn. It generates much less heat than black coal (anthracite) and is less effective. So both states are pushing ahead with renewable generation because they have to. South Australia tried buying coal from NSW years ago and found the price prohibitive.

Both states buy power from other states. Victoria buys some from Tasmania (hydro) and NSW. South Australia still buys some from Victoria and some from NSW but the price they have to pay is high.

Power is traded between states and the price varies up or down by the minute.

I was in the South Australian trading room in the mid-1990s on a 40C January day when air conditioning use was high. For a time the price for power from NSW almost hit $1000MWh. Queensland has, for a long time, sold power over the border. It’s a very profitable business if you are a seller.

The word count restriction on letters to the editor does not allow me to begin to question his comments on solar power, which I will leave for another letter.

Ronald Day Landsborough

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The Fat Frenchman has arrived in Beerwah The renovations are done and The Fat Frenchman is finally ready to open its doors this Thursday, February 28, in Turner Street Beerwah, just next to the laundromat.

Locals will be delighted to know that chef Lyndon Wittingslow will bring his culinary delights to the hinterland with traditional French patisserie goodies as well as an a la carte menu available for breakfast (with nothing over $10 on the menu) or lunch. The café will be open 7am to 4pm seven days a week.

Lyndon has more than 35 years’ experience in the industry, from early beginnings helping his dad in their bakery in Ballarat at the age of 12 to his formal training as a chef and pastry chef.

He has lived for the past 11 years on the Sunshine Coast, most recently moving to Glass House Mountains. He absolutely loves living here, with the area’s rich farming history.

An avid antique collector,

The Fat Frenchman is decked out with a lot of Lyndon’s personal treasures, including 1900 era French collectibles and a bookcase full of vintage gems.

With dining available inside and out, The Fat Frenchman will fast become the place to meet for anyone wanting to enjoy his range of French pastries, cakes, meals, salads, fresh juices, smoothies and great coffee.

With a huge range of gluten free goodies and great old-fashioned service, there will be something for everyone.

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Living - Arts Chasing light

Billy Mentiplay is a professional photographer based on the Sunshine Coast.

His company, Lumen Black Photography, has produced work for a wide range of clients from local businesses to national organisations.

He typically produces photography and video for advertising, portraits and events, but it is within the subjects of landscapes and nature that Billy feels he can really express himself.

His work is on display in his exhibition ‘Chasing light’, a collection of landscape and nature photographs Billy has taken over the past two years.

He says his work as a professional photographer brings him much enjoyment and exciting challenges, but nothing compares to the feeling of scouting a location, waiting for the day when the weather is just right, and patiently watching the sky change while the scenery comes to life in front of your eyes.

Maleny Players Presents David Williamson’s

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This exhibition of 11 framed photographs is the result of many long hikes, late nights, bruises, bug bites and being rained on; all in the pursuit of a perfect photograph.

“I’ve had a lot of fun getting to this point and I hope everybody who comes to see [the exhibition] likes the results,” Billy said.

Billy’s exhibition is currently at Vianta Arts, 70 Simpson Street Beerwah, until March 31. It will be officially opened at 6pm on March 1. Light refreshments will be served at the opening, and an a la carte menu will be available from 7pm. Call Steve on 0412 312 399 for table bookings. For information about having an exhibition at Vianta Arts email reddoorart@bigpond.com.

Reader photo of the week Our photo of the week comes from local reader and Beerwah Kindy teacher Rebecca MacKintosh with a stunning shot from her family’s sunset climb of Mt Ngungun. When was the last time you did one of our local walks?

This week’s theme is ‘adopted fur babies’. Send us your cutest pet shot be it dog, cat, guinea pig or even alpaca.

Share your best shot with us either on Facebook or by using #gcmnews on Instagram and we’ll share our favourites with our readers.

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Health Check Tummy troubles? with Beerwah Amcal

There could be a very good reason for this. Coeliac disease is one of Australia’s fastest growing autoimmune diseases. Coeliac disease attacks the small intestine when gluten, a common protein found in grains, is ingested.

Symptoms can include anything from fatigue, diarrhoea, constipation, joint or muscle pain/stiffness, mouth ulcers and weight loss to more serious symptoms such as abdominal pain/bloating, itchy skin rashes, reflux, anaemia, osteoporosis and pregnancy complications. People with some autoimmune diseases such as type 1 diabetes may be more prone to coeliac disease.

With such a varying range of symptoms and coupled with the fact that some people experience none of these at all, many people simply don’t realise they have this disease. It is estimated 70% of people with coeliac disease are undiagnosed.

The good news is that a recent new test can now measure coeliac antibodies using a tiny finger prick blood sample, which only takes about 15 minutes. It can determine whether you may have markers of coeliac disease and is now available at Beerwah Amcal.

If you are experiencing any of the conditions detailed above, don’t ignore them. Drop into Beerwah Amcal pharmacy today to arrange a test or book online at www.amcal.com.au/bookings.

Temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD/TMJ) with McCloy Dental

TMD is a chronic pain condition that affects the jaw joint and its associated structures such as the neck and chewing muscles. It affects more women than men at a rate of 4:1.

People with TMD are more likely than people without pain to have suffered trauma, to grind and clench their teeth, to suffer from other forms of chronic pain such as migraine, tension headache, irritable bowel and fibromyalgia, and have non-painful TMD symptoms such as jaw noise and limitation of the mandibular opening.

The most common forms of TMD pain are arthralgia, or pain in the joint itself, and myofascial pain (muscle pain).

Pain that is coming from the joint may be related to a disc displacement disorder, from a bad trauma to the head area, or a click or intermittent locking.

It can also be related to degenerative, psoriatic or rheumatoid arthritis, autoimmune or congenital disorders. Myofascial pain is experienced by about 70% of the population. It can be localised to the head and neck region or can be more widespread. In general, the management of myofascial pain involves stress management, regular exercise, good posture and body mechanics, healthy diet and adequate restorative sleep. To find out more about what treatment is available phone 5495 7988 and make an appointment at McCloy Dental at Caboolture.

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February was Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month and Cancer Council Queensland is calling on Queensland women to get to know and understand the symptoms of the disease to give themselves the best prospects for surviving it.

Ovarian cancer is one of the hardest cancers to detect and is the leading cause of death from gynaecological cancer, with less than half of all women diagnosed surviving five years.

Cancer Council Queensland CEO Ms Chris McMillan said there was currently no effective screening test for ovarian cancer “so keep it on your radar, know the symptoms and seek advice from a health professional if you’re concerned about your cancer risk”.

“Symptoms include increased abdominal size or bloating, unexplained abdominal or pelvic pain, feeling full and/or having difficulty eating, unexplained weight gain or loss, back pain, indigestion, diarrhoea, changes in menstrual pattern, bleeding after menopause, pain during sex, nausea or excessive fatigue,” Ms McMillan said.

Ovarian cancer can be very difficult to diagnose early because symptoms can be vague and similar to other common illnesses, which is why the organisation is urging all women to be vigilant.

“When you have symptoms that are new for you, have persisted for two weeks or more and you have them on all or most days, then it's time to see your doctor,” Ms McMillan said.

More information about Cancer Council Queensland and ovarian cancer is available via 13 11 20 or https://cancerqld.org.au.

Landsborough hair stylist Natalie Hazelden is once again planning to volunteer her time and expertise to travel to Indonesia with Hair Aid Australia in September.

The Australian-based charity was established to give homeless and economically disadvantaged people a way of achieving self-sufficiency by learning hair cutting skills to allow them to earn a living.

Natalie is planning a number of local fundraising events during the year, including a local hair Natalie volunteering in Indonesia last year

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Hinterland Kids Kids pet education program to help reduce dog bite injuries Sunshine Coast Council has kicked off its pet education for kids program, which is designed to help children understand how to interact safely with dogs.

The free program is offered to all Sunshine Coast childcare centres, preschools and kindergartens with children aged between 3-5 years.

Presented by council’s pet education officer, with the help of trusty sidekicks Sunny the cat and Sasha the dog, the fun and interactive presentation helps to teach children about being a responsible pet owner and how to avoid being bitten by a dog.

Community programs portfolio councillor Jenny McKay said council was committed to promoting responsible pet ownership and helping to keep kids safe from dog attacks.

“Sadly, there are hundreds of children across Australia who are victims of dog bite injuries each year and most children are bitten at home by their family dog,” Cr McKay said.

Hannah Maloney, response services education officer, with kids from Bella Grace Childcare Centre “Children under five are most at risk, which is why our pet education for kids program is designed especially for young children.”

If you would like the pet education for kids program to be presented at your centre, contact council on 5475 7272 or email animals@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au.

Student leaders welcomed

Contributed by Carrie Shaw Peachester State School officially welcomed its 2019 school leaders in a special parade last week for students, teachers, parents and specials guests.

The morning saw six leaders presented with their badges followed by a wonderful morning tea.

Not only is Peachester State School lucky enough to have six worthy leaders, they also have an additional five amazing seniors who will work with the school leaders to ensure we have a fantastic 2019.

Congratulations to the leaders and we wish them every success for the year ahead.

School captains – Addison and Libby; sports house captains, Stanley - Jaxon and Sam, Coochin – Emma and Madison; and seniors – Hayden, Isabella, Kenny, Mathew and Beau.

Leadership at Glasshouse Christian College Contributed by Sandy Johnson As a prep to year 12 college, Glasshouse Christian College has captains for primary, middle and senior (whole college) as well as sports captains, student leadership council, faith and community and arts captains in each school section.

Three separate leadership inductions were held, with families playing an important part of each service. After the official handshake and presentation by the principal Mike Curtis, parents were invited to step up the front and pin the leadership badge on their child. This was followed by a delicious morning tea and a giant cake, Sam, Jaxon, Addison, Libby, Emma and Madison with school principal Kim Fillery

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Family friendly event at Glass House The Glass House Mountains Community BBQ and Sports Expo will be held on Friday, March 1, from 5-7pm at the Glass House Mountains Neighbourhood Centre.

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music and a chance to socialise with others in the community.

Face painters from the Glasshouse Early Education Centre will be ready with their colours.

Representatives from a variety of local sports clubs will be at the event with information, opportunities to sign up and activities, including martial arts, netball, yoga, bowls, and golf.

The Glass House Mountains Rotary Club will be tossing snags and patties on the barbeque. Meals prices are kept low at $4 per plate of food, $2.50 snag on bread and $1 for drinks.

For more information contact the Neighbourhood Centre on 5438 7000, 1 Ryan Street or email admin@ghmnc.com.

Student leaders at Beerburrum State School were presented with 2019 leadership badges by the Member for Glass House Andrew Powell, who spoke to the students about what makes a good leader and how he had recently returned to his school where he was a student leader.

Those present found it quite amusing when Mr Powell asked the students if they thought he was made a student leader because he was the smartest student and the reply from a prep student was “no!”

The leaders were treated to a special afternoon tea with members of their families before the official ceremony.

Congratulations to school captains Felicity and Riley, house captains Joel, Jhye and Bohdi, library/ ICT monitors Noah, Aalif and Aleisha and eco warrior Laura.

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By Sonia Clark At GC&M News we always love a local wedding, so when we heard that Glass House Mountains couple Den and Rebekah (Bec) Bolton had recently celebrated their special day at Beerwah Hideaway, we thought it would make a lovely story for our readers. We caught up with Bec to find out a little more about their dream day.

Q: How long had you been planning your wedding?

Den originally proposed to me about five years ago, and at the time we intended on getting married 12 months from our engagement, but I ended up having another baby (Kamryn, now three years old), we bought a block of land to build our first home on … so our wedding got put on hold until the right time came along. Twelve months before our wedding in September we decided that it was now or never so we knuckled down and started really planning it.

Q: Tell us a about the theme of the wedding?

I am a hopeless romantic so I just wanted everything to be as romantic as can be. We had a romantic, boho rustic theme going on and chose a colour palette of soft pinks, deep reds, burgundy and whites.

Q: How many guests attended and who was in your wedding party?

We had 74 mainly family and very close friends.

We just wanted to have the people at our wedding who were closest to us, the ones we see on a regular basis and the ones who we knew would be in our lives forever - and the people we knew would stick around to enjoy our wedding day and reception with us until the end of the night. Den's brother Rob was the best man and my sisters Tahliah and Missy were my bridesmaids. My brother Jed walked me down the aisle and gave me away, and our son Quinny was the page boy and ring bearer. Our daughters Claire and Kamryn were the flower girls.

Q: The flowers looked gorgeous. Who did them?

Beerwah Flowers and Gifts. Sue is amazing and she did the best job - just so beautiful! She did the table flowers, bouquets, button holes and hair flowers with a mixture of roses and chrysanthemums in soft pinks, deep reds, burgundy and white to match our romantic colour scheme.

Q: What were some of the highlights of the day?

Our ceremony was our highlight! We chose to do a handfasting/tie-the-knot ceremony as well as the traditional ring ceremony, which was beautiful because it gave us a chance to include our three kids.

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Den and I held hands while the kids, Rob (best man) and Tahliah (my sister/matron of honour) draped the ribbons one by one over our hands and Rob tied the knot for us while Louise Forster-Ferrari, our celebrant, did a reading for us. Louise also acknowledged my mum who passed away when I was 22. Den and I also wrote our own vows. (As a muso, Den is really gifted at writing, so his vows were very special.

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Q: In your own words how would you describe your wedding day?

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With decades of unique and bespoke headpiece design expertise, Brenda Treasure from LilyM Millinery Supplies and Unique Headpieces knows a thing or two about creating exquisite headpieces – especially for special occasions.

GC&M News chatted with Brenda to find out more about her trending tips for bridal headpieces.

Brenda said a trend she is seeing more, especially around the hinterland, is a country bride look that combines a trilby type headpiece worn to the back of the head and decorated with fresh flowers.

“It’s lovely to see this look that is well suited to our rural outlook. The brides look absolutely gorgeous and I’m seeing a lot of earthy tones and colours used in the hats such as caramels and bone, adorned with fresh flowers,” Brenda said.

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By Sonia Clark When guests rocked up to Kylie Cherry’s 40th birthday celebrations in December last year, they were pleasantly surprised to discover that Kylie and her long-time beau Tony Booth would also be getting married on the day.

Kylie said she and Tony decided to have a surprise wedding as they both just wanted something small and intimate that suited them.

People thought they were attending ‘Kylie’s Kiwi All Blacks’ themed party, so most people wore black, although a couple of friends wore Footrot Flats inspired outfits, which proved entertaining once they realised it was actually a wedding.

“We didn’t want all the drama and expense that goes with planning a big wedding and we just wanted to share our special day with the people that meant the most to us,” Kylie said.

Tony and Kylie first met at the local Glasshouse Mountains Tavern when Kylie (who was functions manager at the Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club at the time) had just finished organising an event.

Friends convinced her to stay for a quick drink and she met Tony who was there for his cousin’s 30th birthday. As they say, the rest is history and the two

have been a couple for more than seven years.

Upon arrival at Kylie’s birthday party, a few guests had an idea that it may be more of an occasion when they saw Kylie and Tony were a little over dressed for a 40th birthday.

With happy smiles all round, many of the friends remarked that it was “about time”, though some joked that they were not really dressed for a wedding.

Kylie said only a handful of people knew about the surprise, including local celebrant Adrienne Heppel (who wore a traditional Maori cloak to acknowledge Kylie’s New Zealand heritage), Kylie’s family from New Zealand and both the witnesses, who also travelled from afar.

“Our younger boys (Levi and Bray) had no idea, as we knew they wouldn’t be able to keep it a secret, but our older children were aware just a few months prior,” Kylie said.

"I also had to tell my co-worker Kylee, as most of my planning was done from my business, Beerwah Stationery, so she definitely needed to be in on the secret.”

The wedding was fairly straight forward to plan. The couple had the celebrant and caterers booked well in advance and then just organised everything else themselves for their backyard nuptials.

They made their own bar and arbour structures, and used flowers from their garden to decorate the arbour.

Kylie’s mum and a family friend set up the grazing table, and family members who were staying with

the couple in the week leading up to the wedding pitched in and helped set up frames for tarps, fairy lights and all the little last-minute touches.

“Having the wedding at home made it really easy to plan and set up. The best part of the event though was being surrounded by my family, as it was the first time in over 20 years that my siblings and I had all been together,” Kylie said.

On the day, most guests had arrived by 3pm with the surprise ceremony booked for 3.30pm.

Marriage celebrant Adrienne said it was the most top secret wedding she had ever participated in, which she clearly enjoyed, particularly getting Tony and the guests to do the haka as Kylie arrived.

“The haka was to give spirit and strength from the males and heart and love from the females,” Adrienne said.

The weather was definitely not on the couple’s side on the day, as it absolutely poured rain. They even had to stop the ceremony to move it under cover, but it couldn’t dampen anyone’s spirits and, in Adrienne’s words, “it was like the ancestors were raining down tears of joy”.

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The local Jewellers Bench Nestled within one of the most iconic buildings in Landsborough is the gorgeously creative wonderland of The Jewellers Bench. Beautifully showcased within the walls of The Old Bank in Landsborough is the hinterland showroom and workshop of mother and son jewellers, Shari and Donald Wright.

Shari is an intensely creative jeweller with decades of experience in the industry. Her son Donald is also a fully qualified jeweller and goldsmith proving that artistic talent does run in families. Together they create and manufacture unique and inspired pieces, while also offering a full service menu of jewellery repairs, resizes and redesigns.

Shari presents her collections regularly at international events across the globe from Europe to America and Asia. This year she will be doing a number of “trunk shows” – high-end pop-up events that attract buyers from around the world.

Bespoke collections have been inspired by diverse themes such as oceanic, Alice in Wonderland, medieval and Venetian masks, and have been well received both in Australia and overseas.

Both Shari and Donald bring a range of skills to their design and manufacturing work, and can custom make beautifully individualised items from contemporary design to more classical pieces. Shari explains that a unique aspect of her business is that when you have something made at The Jewellers Bench you deal directly with the person creating the piece.

“By dealing directly with us, our clients are sure to get exactly what they want. Commission pieces and personalised engagement and wedding rings are our specialties, and we are always happy to provide suggestions or creative guidance if needed.”

Shari relocated to the hinterland to be closer to her Dad, Donald Powell, who is a renowned sculptor and carving artist. Shari shares his love of hand carving and some of his work is also featured at The Jewellers Bench. The move also allowed Donald to learn more about the craft from his grandfather.

While many of the jewellery pieces on display have an element of fantasy or whimsy to them, there are also a number of more understated and very affordable pieces using natural materials such as wood, which are perfect for the more relaxed feel of the Sunshine Coast. Hand crafted ‘statement rings’ are also proving very popular as clients look to invest in one-off pieces that capture the individuality of the person wearing them, as well as the repurpose and redesign of old jewellery into something that can become a gorgeous keepsake.

With an onsite workshop, the team also specialise in repairs and resizing. No job is too small and Shari is keen to provide the local community with all the convenient services a local jeweller can provide.

“Items don’t need to be sent away for repair – ring resizing, restringing and jewellery repairs are often so much more reasonably priced than people may think. Clients can also bring in old gold, broken pieces of sentimental jewellery or old family jewellery and have it revived into a piece to be worn and treasured. Our clients often comment on just how affordable this design service is.”

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By Sonia Clark Weddings are a sweet occasion, so for a unique spin on traditional wedding bonbonniere how about giving guests a jar of pure raw local honey?

Award winning producers Hum Honey at Peachester are offering a gift that perfectly captures the essence of our local region – pure cold-extracted honey.

Hum Honey bees free range on their choice of subtropical rainforest and open forest hardwoods in our hinterland region and the final product is handharvested using natural bee keeping methods.

The gourmet honey is created with no pesticides, no chemical residues and no additives. Coldpressed extraction with minimal filtration means that as well as tasting amazing, all

the natural health benefits remain such as nutrients, vitamins, enzymes, pollen and powerful antioxidants.

This sweet flavour is gorgeously packaged in mini glass jars of either 50g or 125g and comes supplied with signature Hum Honey wax seal and tamper seal.

These beautifully presented jars have personalised labels made to order that can easily complement any wedding theme.

Each label contains space to enter names and the wedding date.

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The Sunshine Coast branch of the Historical Motorcycle Club of Queensland will hold its annual motorcycle swap meet at the Maleny Showgrounds on Saturday, March 9.

The gates will open at 6am for sellers/ vendors and then at 7am for buyers and the general public and will trade until 6pm.

An added attraction each year at the swap is the Adrian Jones Memorial Award Bike Show. This is a display of the Sunshine Coast members’ own historic bikes. The bikes are judged by the public who get to freely inspect these beautiful machines and vote for their personal favourite. This display is not to be missed.

The event is open to the community and if you have something motorcycle related to sell you will need a swap site, which will cost you only $5. If you want to buy something or just look then that will also cost you $5.

Items for sale are restricted to motorcycle related only but this provides a very wide cross section from which to choose. You will find complete motorcycles, engines, gearboxes, frames, tyres, lots of parts, accessories, riding clothes, books, photographs and paintings as well as trade and club displays.

If you have never been to a motorcycle swap then why not try the Maleny swap. If you need more information call Murray on 0404 810 413.

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Sacred Heart Spiritual Church is holding a Psychic Expo on Saturday, March 16 from 10am–5pm at the Beerwah Community Hall, beside the library.

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Melbourne Cup meets Maleny Dairies in a unique twist that sees the Maleny Dairies’ prize-winning Guernsey Milkers race against each other to the finish line.

Get your glad rags and gumboots on for some good old-fashioned country fun down on the farm at Maleny Dairies on Saturday, March 2, from 1-6.30pm.

All proceeds from this fun-filled event will support the Maleny Primary chaplain, Rebecca Francis, and the amazing work she does in the community.

There will be a guest appearance by Myles Pollard, our all-time favourite Ryan brother of ‘McLeod's Daughters’ fame, and Eleisha and Tam of Aerial Dreaming Entertainment will be performing their aerial silk routine.

Get your gumboot’s scooting and toes tapping with live entertainment provided by Gemma Kirby and Jackson Vilani.

There is also the chance to participate in the competitive gumboot throwing challenge, enter fashions in the paddock, purchase a ticket in the cow patty lotto or bid on the fabulous auction items.

Tickets are $50 (to have a cow in the race) and $40 (no cow) and include canapés, a light meal, games, live entertainment and a complimentary glass of champagne upon arrival.

Bar facilities will be available throughout the event from Brouhaha Brewery.

The event is strictly 18+.

Tickets can be purchased through Eventbrite by searching the event name ‘Maleny Milkin It For Charity 2019’.

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In the Garden Jobs for the yard in March

• Wait until the rain eases a bit before giving

your lawn a fertiliser boost coming into autumn, otherwise it will just wash away and be wasted.

• At the start of the month, put spring flowering bulbs, such as freesia, anemone, ranunculus and daffodil, in the fridge vege crisper and plant out at the end of the month.

• Plant strawberry runners towards the end of the month into well-mulched beds with lots of compost and manure.

• Stake dahlias and chrysanthemums if they’re starting to get tall.

• Try not to plan any work in the backyard that will need heavy machinery or vehicles until the soil dries and firms up. Otherwise you risk compacting the ground and churning up soggy soil – not a good practice.

• Keep an eye on your citrus for aphids and leaf miner. They breed up quickly in moist conditions and damage new growth. Treat as required with pyrethrum spray or white oil.

• White cedar caterpillars are on the move. Wrap a hessian bag around the trunk of the tree and check underneath for the damaging insects as they congregate there during the day. Squash or spray them with a pyrethrum spray.

• Plan where you would like to plant your bare-rooted roses when they become available in winter. Select the sites and prepare them by digging in manure and mulch. Do the same about a month before planting and your bare-rooted roses will thrive.

Vegetables Plant carrots, leeks, beans, cauliflower, lettuce, silverbeet, spring onion, radish, capsicum, cucumber, eggplant, sweet potato, tomato, melons, pumpkin, zucchini, broccoli, kale, cabbage, beetroot, garlic, celery, coriander, fennel and parsnips.

Flowers Plant alyssum, petunia, marigolds, sweet pea, columbine, calendula, cyclamen, dianthus, salvia, everlasting daisy, forget-me-not, gaillardia, lobelia, lupin, nasturtium, polyanthus, schizanthus, Iceland poppy, primula, snapgragon, cleome, sunflower, verbena, wallflower, cineraria, phlox, cornflower, nemesia, pansy, statice and viola.

What’s on for gardeners in March

• Elimbah-Caboolture Herb Club – March 1, 10am meeting at the

Caboolture PCYC in Toovey Street Caboolture. Call Ruth on 5496 7649 to find out more.

• Native Plants Sunshine Coast – March 10, 9am. Fascinating facts: science meets nature with local scientist and citizen scientists. Maroochy Botanic Gardens, Tanawha. RSVP by March 1 to Marie 0427 152 022 or npscevents@bigpond.com • FaunaWatch – March 13, 8am at Maroochy Bushland Botanic Gardens, Tanawha. Walk, survey wildlife and learn about FaunaWatch. Phone Paul on 0422 429 594 for details on how to get involved.

• Glasshouse Country Orchid Society – March 14, 7.30pm at the RSL Hall in Glass House Mountains. Come a little earlier if you have plants you want to show off. New members always welcome. Contact Robyn on 0427 138 168.

• Peachester Garden Club – March 21, 9am in the garden of Helen Jonsen.

Visitors and new members always welcome. Please bring a chair and a mug. For information phone 5496 9169.

Ask Brownie,

I hope you can help me. I love to grow gladiolus when the time is right.

I have a raised garden made out of roofing iron sheets put together. My daughter filled it with a few different soils and dynamic lifter but I keep getting a rust on the leaves when they come up. It does not affect the flowers but looks terrible on the leaves. Can you please tell me how I can stop the rust? We have tried different sprays, etc but it still comes. Hope that you can help me.

Thank you Mrs J Hawkins, Beerwah Hello Mrs Hawkins When I was a kid, one of my uncles was a prize-winning gladioli grower … but that was down at Wollongong where they don’t have our humidity.

You see, the gladdies we grow as ornamentals are mostly from temperate parts of the world, so they’re not best suited to our subtropical climes.

Gladiolus rust is a worldwide problem for both home gardeners and commercial growers.

You’ve done all the right things – raised garden for drainage and good soil preparation - perfect for growing show-stopping gladdies.

And you said you’ve tried different sprays (I’m hoping fungicides).

In our climate you’ll never beat the rust disease, but you can limit its impact.

The trick is to lift the bulbs (more properly called corms) out of the ground after they’ve flowered and died back.

After lifting, clean the soil off and let them dry. Cut any residual leaf material off as well.

Clean up any old leaves off the top of the garden bed and throw them in the bin.

Treat the bulbs with a powdered fungicide and store them in a dry place that doesn’t bake in the sun, which can happen in a small shed.

If you can’t lift the bulbs, leave them in the ground but make sure you cut them right back to ground level and really clean up the old leaves. Maybe give the area a spray with a fungicide to kill off any remaining spores.

Plant them in late winter – strip off any of the papery layer on the corm which may still have rust spores.

Water and feed them and watch them grow. But you’ll need to treat them with a sprayable fungicide (‘Rose Shield’ is good and it will help control grasshoppers too). The label will tell you how often – probably monthly will be fine. But don’t wait until you see the fungus – it’s too late then.

Then in about 80 days’ time, they’ll be flowering better than ever.

Brownie

Backyard buddies in Beerwah

Ever wondered what lives in your backyard? Join Martin Fingland from Geckoes Wildlife at the Beerwah Library on Saturday, March 9 from 10am to discover the secret life of flying foxes and other native animals that depend on them for survival. Get up close and personal with three local species of flying fox and meet owls, snakes and other animals that have a direct relationship with them.

Learn how flying foxes enhance the environment by pollinating and spreading the seeds of important trees. Discover more about our fascinating local creatures and what to do if you come in contact with them. Attendance is free, but bookings are essential. Phone 5475 8989.

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* Eastside of Maleny, only 5 minute drive to main street * 460m2 brick home with wide verandahs, high ceilings, multiple living areas, rumpus/home office, all over 2 levels, designed for many different lifestyles including Air BnB potential * Cook’s kitchen with electric appliances & lovely outlook, ducted A/C throughout, main bedroom with spa ensuite and private verandah with views over the garden and beyond * 3019m2 block, landscaped gardens provide supreme privacy and makes the most of this gently sloping parcel * Fully paved driveway plus path around the entire home, under house lockable storage area, solar hot water and 3kW PV to grid. So much on offer here, inspection is a must! $750,000 Exclusive Agent Jess Luthje 0438 616 064 3 Lansdowne Rise, Maleny www.malenyrealty.com.au/20120948

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Your very tidy 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom rendered brick home sits on an 815m2 block, just a quick walk from town and the showgrounds. * 1.5kW solar power to keep power bills at a minimum * Air conditioned, gas hot water and town services * Northerly outdoor entertaining area to enjoy * Fully fenced with side access and plenty of room for gardens or children’s play area. The owners are relocating overseas and have already moved out. Homes in this price bracket sell fast so get in quick, call me.

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Set on an easy care 2014m2 level corner block in an elevated area sits this impressive 450m2 home just ready for entertaining. * Spacious home with formal and informal living spaces, high ceilings and large rooms throughout * 75m2 covered deck with cooking facilities overlooking the landscaped garden * The solid silky oak kitchen is conveniently located for indoor and outdoor dining both formal and family. * Generous lounge area plus a 57m2 rumpus room * 11kW solar system, 30,000 gallon water storage, ample room for vehicles with four car accommodation. This property has fantastic street appeal and from the moment you walk in you’ll be impressed with the size and possible living options. Inspect soon!

This well-designed single level home sits perfectly on fully landscaped 1200m2 block. * Exceptionally presented open plan brick home * Central galley style kitchen – quality appliances and stone tops * North eastern entertaining area * Ample light and neutral colour scheme provide a natural ambience * Separate formal lounge with A/C * Main with patio access, walk in robe and ensuite * 3kW solar PV plus solar hot water * Side access to two 6m x 3.6m sheds plus room for a motor home * Easy care gardens create privacy. You won’t need to compromise anything with this one! Quality homes surround, peace and quiet in an elevated cul-de-sac and the convenience of being only a short walk from Maleny’s vibrant main street. $675,000 Exclusive Agent Jess Luthje 0438 616 064 Maleny www.malenyrealty.com.au/20148941

$775,000 Exclusive Agent Jess Luthje 0438 616 064 4 Rangers Road, Balmoral Ridge via Maleny www.malenyrealty.com.au/20145596

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With some of the best coastal views on offer and a versatile & expansive home this property is sure to impress. Three ensuited bedrooms plus two extras near the main bathroom. Spacious lounge & second living area with polished timber floors & you guessed it…VIEWS! Wide full-length verandah perfect for entertaining plus a gazebo looking into the established gardens. Downstairs you’ll find an oversized double lock up garage, 4.4m x 7.4m workshop & the 5th guest bedroom.

Beautifully landscaped 2234m2 block with impressive gardens, veggie beds, orchard & views over surrounding farmland. 6m x 6m shade shed for boats, trailers etc, ample room for caravan or motor home. Located just 6kms from Maleny and 8kms from Montville you really do have the best of Hinterland living to look forward to at this rare property. Book your inspection today.

This quality home sits on one of the largest blocks in the street (1544m2) and has a northern outlook over the treed reserve. Priced for a quick sale, don’t miss out! Beautifully presented & well designed, 4 beds plus study, media room, supersized main bedroom with large ensuite. Ducted A/C, gourmet kitchen with stone tops overlooking dining & outdoor entertaining area. Easy access to rear yard for a shed plus space for a caravan or boat. Short stroll from the walkway to Maleny township. Modern living at its absolute finest!

$775,000 Exclusive Agent Jess Luthje 0438 616 064 3 Benecke Road, Balmoral Ridge via Maleny www.malenyrealty.com.au/20138182

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Designed with privacy in mind This immaculately presented home sits on a private 4.2 acre (17,300m2) block in a quiet eastside cul-de-sac only 5km from Maleny.

It includes a perfectly maintained four bed, two bath brick home plus a self-contained one bed cottage There are garden views from all living areas with a spacious gourmet kitchen and family room, not to mention a large sunroom plus three covered deck areas.

The four bedrooms all have built ins with the main room featuring a large modern ensuite and WIR. The main bathroom has been recently renovated and has a separate powder room.

This beautiful home featuring formal and informal living rooms and high ceilings throughout also has a lovely wood fireplace for those winter nights plus ducted reverse cycle air con.

The kitchen is a cook’s delight with ample bench space, storage and quality appliances.

The separate 60m2 cottage features full kitchen, bathroom, living and a huge bedroom. Outside you’ll find an extra wide carport plus a 6.2m x 6m lock-up garage, concrete driveway, established gardens, vege beds, revegetated forest plus rolling lawn areas.

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HILLTOP MIX OF RURAL LIVING AND CHIC CITY STYLE Magnificent award-winning architectural home in hilltop location, plus fully renovated original farm house. Improved pasture running down from the homestead to creek flats and 1km of Mary River frontage plus two creeks (Sandy Creek and Scrubby Creek). Water is supplied to 8 paddocks of cell grazing with lanes and gateways. 2 sets of yards - one with hydraulic crush, 9mx10m shed and 6mx9m shed.

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201 acres in 2 titles. Running 130 mixed cattle, mostly Charbray Included: plant and equipment; Mitsubishi Triton dual cab 4x4; 2 tractors + 2 quad bikes and a good range of equipment necessary to operate this cattle grazing property. $3,600,000 Exclusive Agent Geoff Wells 0418 787 060 2138 Maleny Kenilworth Road, Conondale www.malenyrealty.com.au/19977015

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This Queensland style home offers spacious verandah living from its quiet, select residential area of Maleny. Beautiful mixed Ironbark polished floors. Air conditioning in the family kitchen/dining room and a fireplace in the generous lounge room. Ceilings are 2.7 metres high. Smart Caesarstone benchtops and Tasmanian timber blackwood cabinetry and Miele appliances are a cook’s delight. Family is well catered for with four bedrooms, walk-in robe and ensuite.

Solar hot water, covered veggie garden many varieties of fruit trees and workshop under. Located 8 minutes from Maleny shops & schools, East Side location, 12 minutes to Landsborough Railway Station and 25 mins to the beach. $649,000 Exclusive Agent Geoff Wells 0418 787 060 Maleny www.malenyrealty.com.au/20160631

3 lifestyle blocks for sale: Lot 115 - 149 acres, Lot 487 - 135 acres, Lot 483 - 64 acres. All blocks have ridge line views, 4-wheel drive tracks and front Goodla Creek with permanent spring rock pools and have abundant hardwood timbers including tallowwood, ironbark, blackbutt, stringybark and box covering the steep hillsides (mature trees can be selectively harvested).

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Noticeboard U3A Sunshine Coast

Bunches of blessings On the second Saturday of each month members of the Landsborough Seventh-day Adventist Church meet to arrange bunches of fresh flowers. These are hand delivered to residents in local retirement villages and nursing homes as well elderly and socially isolated people in the community. “Flowers are a way of letting people know they are special,� says Beth Beaden (pictured third from the right). If you would like to be part of this activity or would like to donate flowers, contact 0407 101 485.

New and existing members of U3A Sunshine Coast are welcome to a session with Dale Jacobson on ‘Huts of the high country’. The session is on Tuesday, March 5 at 9.30am in the Masonic Lodge Hall, Tamarind Street Maleny. For more details phone Marty on 5494 1212.

Monthly book sale Friends of Maleny Library will hold their next book sale on Saturday, March 2 from 9am-12noon outside the library. Don’t miss the opportunity to fill your own bag for $5 from ex-library stock and donated books. You can even buy CDs and DVDs at bargain prices.

Car boot sale A car boot sale market will be held on Sunday, March 10 at the Landsborough SDA Church, 27 Maleny Street Landsborough, from 7am-12noon, Phone 5494 7424 or 0407 142 962 to book a site for $10.

Easter Lent event Aglow The Sunshine Coast branch of Aglow International will meet on Friday March 8 at 9.30am at Flame Tree Baptist Church hall, 27 Coes Creek Road Burnside. Entry is $8 and includes morning tea.

Come along, bring a friend and enjoy worship and an inspirational message. All welcome. For more information contact Melva on 5443 5752.

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LUTHERAN CHURCH Reed Street, Glass House Mtns

Sunday Worship & Sunday School 9.00am

Contact 5439 9341 or 5496 9671

Glasshouse Country Uniting Church www.glasshousecountryunitingchurch.org.au 8:25am Sunday – Worship Wed. 9-11am – Playgroup

Twin Peaks Drive, Beerwah Ph 5494 6187

Sunday Services St Mary’s - Montville 7:30 am St Luke’s - Kenilworth 9:00 am St George’s - Maleny 9:00 am Friends & Neighbours Service at St George’s 3rd Wednesday each month at 9:30am ALL Office (07) 5499 9130 / 0429 073 262 ARE Parish Priest: Rev Jeanette Jamieson WELCOME E: angmaleny@westnet.com.au www.malenyanglicanparish.com.au

GLASSHOUSE COMMUNITY CHURCH Pastor Kathy Eddie 5493 0596

Glass House Mountains State School Main Hall - Sun 4.30pm

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Kids Church during service www.glasshousecommunitychurch.com

Join Reverend Costa Stathakis on this 40-day spiritual adventure with weekly meetings at the Glasshouse Country Uniting Church, starting on Sunday, March 3 from 8.25am. Contact Chris on 5492 5885 to register.

Maleny bingo The Maleny RSL Club and the Maleny Blackall Range Lions Club now host bingo each Friday at 9.30am for a 10am start. There is a $100

jackpot and other prizes up for grabs. Tea and coffee are available on the day.

Peachester History Committee The committee will hold its AGM at the Peachester Hall on Sunday, March 3 from 11am.

Visitors are welcome. Please bring a contribution for the shared lunch. Enquiries to Jocelyn on 5439 0895 or Helen on 5494 9557.

Velvet Country Music Club The Caloundra-based club, with hinterland members, invites you to its concert at the Uniting Church hall (under the church), corner of Queen and Ulm streets Caloundra on Saturday, March 2 from 12noon-4.30pm. Entry is $7. Refreshments are available and there will be raffles and great music. Contact Tony on 0427 521 905 or Juanita on 0417 766 369. Funds raised by the club are donated to local charities.

Merry Melodies The Sunshine Coast Concert Band presents Merry Melodies In March with music director Ken Chadwick OAM in the Kawana Community Hall, Nanyima St Buddina on Saturday, March 16 at 2pm. Tickets are $15, including afternoon tea, and available at the door. All enquiries contact Toni on 0404 193 912.

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From the churches

Aaron Jackson Church on the Rise

God, You are good and do good. Teach me Your ways In one of our Sunday services recently we prayed for the local chaplains we support. In total, they represent nine local schools and the Beerwah Bulldogs Rugby League Club. I was reminded of this scripture that God is good.

Too often God gets a bad rap. When things go bad it’s somehow His fault. But when we get to know who God is and all the good He has done, we start to see things in a very contrasting light. God is full of grace and truth. His heart for humanity is that all would know Him more than they just know about Him. How do we get to know God? Read our Bible. If you don’t know where to start, read John in the New Testament.

Consistently and regularly attend a local church.

Have God conversations and ask yourself “Who is Jesus to me?�

Jesus asked His disciples this question: “Who do men say that I am?� The revelation that came from that question became the rock upon which the church was built.

Jesus said: “I will build my church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it�. The message of good news is wrapped in love, mercy, grace and truth. His spirit brings life and inspires people to pursue their God-given future with hope.

What an exciting way to live. Connect or reconnect with God. It’s entirely up to you.

You’ll be glad you decided to discover Him for yourself.

You will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart. Jeremiah 29:13

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0433 431 470

nathan.rt.fowler@hotmail.com Builders Lic. No. 1255521

Darren Fowler

0438 728 141

darrenmfowler@hotmail.com

Builders Lic. No. 1287101

Greig Wilson Licenced Builder

1/13 Moroney Place BEERWAH

Phone: 5494 6600

email: beerwahcomplete@outlook.com

Palmview

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Phone: 5494 5800 Phone 5438 7445

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QBCC: 1305318

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Appliance Repairs

QBSA 1155593

www.redbuilding.net.au

Open Mon-Fri 8am – 5pm

5439 0101

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

E dean@redbuilding.net.au

Shop 3, 5 Beerwah Pde, Beerwah LOCALLY BASED IN LANDSBOROUGH TV ANTENNAS | SATELLITE DISHES | PHONE | DATA | WIFI | TV POINTS CABLING | ALARMS | CCTV CAMERAS | INTERCOMS | VIDEO & AUDIO TV MOUNTING | LETTER BOXES | CLOTHESLINES | SOLAR LED SKYLIGHTS

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M: 0429 162 817 E: dfarmercarpentry@outlook.com.au For ALL Your Building Needs

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PH: 5497 4097 Mob: 0419 797 448

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LIC# 47098

LICENSED

Tim 0412 854 222

Installations, Repairs, Servicing, Airconditioning Domestic • Commercial • Rural • Industrial BSA Lic. No. 71536 PO Box 578, Beerwah QLD 4519 Office: 5493 0054 Fax: 5493 0027

Darrell & Jocelyn Byrnes

diamondsons@live.com.au

QUALIFIED

Electrical Services

No Job Too Small

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Registered Builder  Renovations QBCC: 1265118  Property Maintenance  Project Management

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WE DO MORE THAN CLEAN!

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BSA 728779

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0408 647 980

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ROBERT TREVISAN

QBCC: 1026208

PHONE: 0407 754 208

Lic. No. 70875

Insurance Renovations Concreting Rectification Work Extensions Decks New Homes Plumbing & Roofing Maintenance

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Matthew Muller 0409 936 083

CONCRETOR

QBCC 1317770

040 253 80 39

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NOLAN & SONS

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Matt Lynch

lyncreteconcretors@gmail.com Sunshine Coast & Hinterland

ABN

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 27 735 124 718 LIC NO: 42045

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Mobile: 0427 170 235 Geoff Keast

Domestic - Commerical - Industrial - Rural

0409 889 350 www.keastelectrical.com.au

4 Railway Street, Landsborough

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71 Beerwah Parade Beerwah

5439 0606 - 0412 932 271

Electrical Trade #74503

your local licensed contractor

• TRADE & RETAIL SALES INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL • DOMESTIC

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Licence No. 79521

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LOW COST GLASS REPLACEMENT

www.firstcallfencing.com.au

email: matt@firstcallfencing.com.au QBSA LIC1139536

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5494 0005

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Lic No 68511

Domestic Commercial Industrial No job All Installations & Maintenance too small Call us for friendly service & free advice 0408 023 365 10% Pensioner Discount

Phone: 5494 6011

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5493 0374

2/2 Turner St, Beerwah

5494 6300

Are you in the Garage or Shed business?

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0439 875 031

• Maintenance

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Shop 3/15 Free St, www.aussiecarpetsandvinyl.com.au Beerwah

Commercial & Industrial CCTV Cameras

QBCC Lic: L 1117342

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T0392

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www.embroideryfx.com.au 0416 207 539

Gas

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PHONE

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L P G A S

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Home Maintenance

Glass House Mountains

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P: 0416 214 723 E: colsmaintenance@live.com.au

LINDSAY 0412 244 452

 Flat Pack/Furniture Assembly  Tap Repair  Cabinet Repair  Door/Window Locks  Fence Build/Repair  Garden & Irrigation  Retaining Walls  Boat & Caravan Mobile Repairs

30 Years’ Experience in the Boat/Coach Building Industry

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npf Painting & Decorating  New Homes  Repaints  Industrial & Commercial  Over 25 yrs exp

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Call Nick 0438 152 049

ABN 13 660 464 423

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ABN 95 669 531 866

BEERWAH •W

• PATHWAYS/STAIRS • UNIQUE GARDENS &

0412 140 164

GARDEN FEATURES

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

Quality Workmanship

TO506

Phone Shane Robins 0418 900 705 a/h 5494 6425

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OW N E R O P E R ATO R

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Keyless Entry Locks Re-keyed

0488 669 810

PATIOS CARPORTS DECKS Patios Carports Decks CONCRETE EXCAVATION

Concrete

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PAUL - 0411 037 957

IPAC Construction Pty Ltd QBSA 1091741

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FIRST

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Ph 54397134 www.ipacconstruction.com

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Phone John Baker on 0409 20 64 64

e: 2bobearthworks@gmail.com w: 2bobearthworks.com.au

QBCC: 1148997

FIRST 0407 946 061 FIRST 0407 0407 946 946 061 061

paintersfirst@hotmail.com Supporting Environmentally Friendly Paint Supporting Supporting Environmentally Environmentally Friendly Friendly Paint Paint

info@ba-earthmovers.com.au

www.aussieoutdoorcreations.com.au Paul: 0411037957 Excavator and Positrack hire

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Painters

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Phone Brian Mobile: 0402 129 665

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•Track Machine

Patios & Decks

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Mobile 0409 158 468

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

Automotive Keys & Locks Registered Key System

Cam’s Truck & Bobcat Hire TO310

Reasonable Rates Dulux Accredited

BSA NO. 1011255

Plant & Machinery

Servicing the local community

QBCC 128 6372

BEERWAH LANDSCAPING

0407 439 526

07 5493 0440

AFFORDABLE PAINTING SERVICES

a/h: 5494 0830

STEVE GASTALDIN STEVE GASTALDIN STEVE GASTALDIN

Lic No. PMT-0-11432

ATER FEATURES

Ph: 0418 204 159

Alarms Remotes CCTV

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QBCC: 1075997

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3.5 & 5.5 Tonne Excavator and Posi-Track hire Augers Levelling Bar

20 Tytherleigh Ave Landsborough 5494 1153

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Pool Services

Plant & Machinery Cont.

Shane BOBCAT Schultz EXCAVATOR Local Knowledge Licensed

HIRE

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Operator

Ph: Shane 5494 0056

Will work weekends

BEERWAH

0408 192 814

QBSA: 1209575

Maintenance Specialist

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24/7 Emergency Service Available - No Call out Fee & Free Quotes

M 0437 888 181 P 5494 0043

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SHOWERFIX 5492 9321

Glasshouse Mountains

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Call Express Plumbing on 0400 700 238

South East Queensland’s Number 1 Wastewater Specialist’s

P: 0412 292 050

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Plasterers

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Removalists

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Rubbish Removal

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• Yes – We Deliver All Areas • Comprehensive Range of Plumbing Supplies • Experienced Showroom Consultancy • Mon-Fri 6.00am-4.30pm & Sat 7.00am-11.00am 26 Tytherleigh Avenue Landsborough

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Phone Brad 0419 712 081

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Aaron 0404 693 828 Taking PRIDE in every job!

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Phone Allen 0459 262 228

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QBSA 1086283 EST 2003

www.streetpride.com.au

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Sandblasting

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Turf Supplies

ABN: 62235876088

A & J Protective Coatings Sandblasting & Protective Coatings Specialists Sunshine Coast & Surrounding areas

Machinery, Roofs, Boats, Trailers, Structural Steel

Aidan 0432 407 917 or Jacob 0458 485 617 E: ajprotectivecoatings@outlook.com

Signwriting

Experienced in all aspects of tiling

Free Fast Quotes QBCC Lic 1101772

Brian Dudin 0438 623 523 After hours: (07) 5494 7548 A local working for locals

VERY EXPERIENCED LICENSED TILER

For a FREE quote phone Rolf 0407 657 224

if you want the best looking lawn, you want Wild Horse Turf courtesy trailer available for locals

call 5496 9790

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& also Stump Grinding Many years experience - Fully insured Phone 0412 026 545 David Lowden Tree Services

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Tyres

Tarzan the Tree Specialist

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30 Tytherleigh Ave, Landsborough Qualified mechanic offering log book servicing, mechanical repairs, wheel alignments and tyres

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Open Mon - Fri

Kilcoy & Woodford Proprietors - Bill & Donna Hill

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07 5438 7200 www.allenergyhq.com.au

4– 10 Jeffreys Road, Glasshouse Mountains QLD 4518

We are setup to provide all your standalone solar power and battery needs.

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We are often out of phone range with our work so please leave a message.

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Ph: 0408 060 509 www.mobilemilling.com.au

RANGE FOREST & TREE SERVICE Nicholas David Peace - Tree Surgeon

ABN: 95 972 833 288 Tree Climbing, Pruning, Felling, Storm Damage & Property Protection

PO BOX 822, Maleny

5494 4832

5010 D’Aguilar Hwy KILCOY

5422 0500

Shed 4, 26 Chambers Rd WOODFORD

5422 9431

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Sport Cricket at Landsborough Contributed by Deb McIntyre The Landsborough Cricket Club was one of the lucky Sunshine Coast clubs selected to host the under 15 national championships last week.

With four games over the week, it was great to see such upcoming talent in these young men.

The club would like to thank Maleny Dairies, Bucks

Bakery, Woolworths, IGA Landsborough and IGA Beerwah for their donations for this event.

The games hosted across the four days were WA vs Tasmania on day one, NSW vs ACT Country on day two, QLD vs Vic Metro on day three and SA vs Vic Country on day four.

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Glasshouse District Little Athletics Contributed by Renee Hackney Recently 51 of our young athletes competed at the regional championships held over a weekend at Noosa smashing their PBs and trying their best in various events.

We had amazing results with 32 of our athletes qualifying for the state championship to be held in Townsville towards the end of March.

The sportsmanship of our young contenders was fantastic with lots of cheering and support for each other.

Our team captains, Sophie Trevan and Spencer Doneman, were also farewelled at this event with under 17s from surrounding clubs, as this is the graduating age for Little Athletics.

They have done the club proud, with both qualifying for the state championships to end their Little Athletics years. Congratulations to all the young athletes who competed at Noosa and best of luck to those heading to Townsville.

Sunshine Orienteers Contributed by Deb Gordon Sunshine Orienteers will show you how to read a map and a compass so you can find targets on a map of the local park and surrounds.

Their next event is on Sunday, March 17 at Centenary Lakes Caboolture. As Moreton Bay Regional Council is subsidising a foot and a mountain bike activity it will only cost $5 per adult with kids free.

To register search for Healthy and Active Morten Bay, then type ‘orienteering’ and look for event # 518 for mountain bike and # 519 for foot event.

You can find more information about Sunshine Orienteers from their website www. sunshineorienteers.com.au. They are also on Facebook and Instagram at ‘Sunshine Orienteers’ or you can email info@sunshineorienteers.com.au for more information.

One of the youngest state qualifying athletes Stephanie Robinson

Witta Tennis Contributed by Pauline Fraley Tennis under lights will start this Friday night at Witta from 6pm. All welcome.

In the first three sets of the match against Maleny Magics the games were long and hard fought. Witta Wagtails were doing well but the Magics came out winners on the day. It was a great day of tennis.

The Wildcats had the bye.

Whistlers played at Witta against Caloundra Racquettes. It was a very windy day and we all struggled with the wind. There were lots of rallies

and deuces, with balls going in unpredicted ways.

Wind was the winner, but we managed to get it with us. The score was 48-6 games, 8-0 sets. Team was Paula Cudmore, Brenda Warner, Donna Kuskopf and Aki Lepper. We were happy to see Maree Hooley drop by. We all hope she has a speedy recovery.

Social tennis is on Monday at 8am and Saturday at 1pm. All welcome. For court bookings call 0437 295 501 or go to www.wittatennis.com.au.

Glasshouse Country Bowls Club Contributed by David Hayes Wednesday, February 20: Ladies day - champion fours round one: Marilyn Podmore, Jenny Morris, Wendy Platt and Chris Freshwater defeated Noelene Annakin, Viv James, Joy Reason and Ann White 20-12. Social - Noelle Dean, Jenny Hobson and Ron Wilson defeated Brian Squires, Di Hume and Rob Scullion 21-14; Maz Idle and Lindsay Henderson defeated Graham Meyers and Bruce Angus 20-17; Lee Meyers and John Annakin defeated Marilyn Boulton and Rae Farrell 20-18.

The first jackpot triples is approaching in March, so get your teams organised with $600 up for grabs.

The summer season of business bowls kicked off last Wednesday at 6.30pm. There were many new faces, which is great to see, along with a few familiar ones.

Thanks again to Terry and Liz Little and a big thanks to Bill Tumbridge who works tirelessly putting teams together and making phone calls.

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Club Glass House is close to finalising a social bowls membership. If you do not want to play pennant, Q7s, Gr8s and club championship, you can pay $17 a year instead of $95. But remember, you can only play social and you are not eligible for committee positions or to vote on any bowls issues. More information to come on how it will work.

Thursday, February 21: Social, open pairs - winners of the day were Ron Rix and Graham Nicholson with the highest winning margin in either game of +12.

Runners up with the lowest winning margin were Chris Dougan and Jimmy Tatum on a count back with +1. Lucky draw went to Len Skerry and Dean Shaw.

It’s is looking like Kerry Capern Day will be a full green, which shows how much he meant to our club. See you all at 8.30am this Sunday with $30 for a roast or fish and chips for lunch, raffles drawn after lunch and hot nibbles after the game.

Darcy Cross with a qualifying discus throw

Team captains Sophie Trevan and Spencer Doneman being farewelled at Noosa

Maleny Golf Club Contributed by Jenny Oxenham On Tuesday and Wednesday, February 19-20, the course was closed to competition due to greens renovation.

Saturday, February 23: The men’s monthly medal was held with an 18 hole competition. A grade - first place went to Thomas Hallam with 67 nett, runner-up Blake Wellington 69 nett and third place Mike Finley 71 nett. B grade - first place to Paul Viertel with 63 nett, runner-up Dave Nielsen 67 nett and third Mike Hallam with 70 nett. C grade - first place to Stephen Porter with 69 nett, runner-up Ben Haycroft 70 nett on a count back from third place winner Tom Bertwistle. Gross winner was Blake Wellington 73 nett. NTPs: 3 - Marcus Wellington, 5 - Roderic Hames and 13 - David Killeen.

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Contributed by Stuart McIntosh U10 Wallabies – full-on training program Some of the Beegees U10 Wallabies boys’ team (pictured) were in training mode recently preparing for their start of season encounters. All teams train to a full-on program presented by Mini Roos coaching director Nathan Cobb.

Beegees are very proud to announce that this year we will be fielding more teams than last year including three U6, three U7, two U8, three U9, three U10, one U11, two U12 boys, one U12 girls, one U13 boys, one U13 girls, one U14 boys, one U14 girls and an U18 boys’ team.

There are only a few remaining vacancies in some of the teams. If you are still wishing to register, do so now before it’s too late, but check with registrar Tracey on 0419 729 146 to confirm team availability.

Meanwhile, some of the senior teams’ results are as follows during some of their hard-fought trial games: Fourth division - Narangba Football Club Rovers League vs Beerwah Glasshouse United Football Club 1-3.

Third division - Narangba Football Club City League vs Beerwah Glasshouse United Football Club 0-4 Woman’s reserve team - Kawana Football Club Woman’s Reserve Team vs Beerwah Glasshouse United Football Club 0-1.

Contributed by Brenda Briese Saturday, February 16: We played a stableford competition with 21 players. The winner, with a fine score of 38 points, was Beth Abraham followed by Jo Eccles on 36 points. NTPs: 2 - Hope Hannah, 5 Jo Eccles. 16 - Sonia Kenway and 18 (second shot) Brenda Malcolm (visitor). BRD went to 33 points.

Thursday, February 21: The first of our men's invitation days for 2019 had a good field of 94 players. I suspect the men enjoy these days as the ladies provide morning tea before the game! The competition was a two person ambrose. Winners with a very credible score were Col Penney and Hope Hannah 60 nett, runners up Bob Campbell and Cathy Stone 64.25 nett and second runners up Kevin and Marie Norton 64.5 nett. NTPs: 2 Sharon Phillips and Col Baker, 5 - Cathy Stone and Bob Campbell. 16 - Bob and Carol Cork, 18 - Barry Collett and Barb Drury. BRD went to 69.75 nett.

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Contributed by Graeme Glover Got to love unpredictable weather. Everyone comes out to play. That's what happened at Maleny Bowls Club in the past week. It was great to see eight bowlers last Tuesday morning for a game.

Remember this is open to all levels of membership and visitors, with numbers determining the format.

For more details contact 2019 board member Joe Walters.

What a great round two for the Wednesday night bowls with some new faces attending these fun nights. Close games, golden points.

Big news for our Wednesday night bowls crew is an announcement that the upgrade to lighting is under way. Now we will all be able to see if a toucher is a toucher. We always believed everyone. Don Ginns and Tom Ukola will be very pleased with the news of new bright lights. The board responded to their pleas and all will be revealed soon. The marvellous community support for this weekly event is making this upgrade possible. Great support and money well spent on future-proofing bowls in the Maleny community.

Friday Scroungers was at its best. Great to have Mike Edwards, Angela Griffin and Richard Long joining in as new members to this individual draw format of the game. It is very challenging but that is why we have handicaps. We had 23 bowlers who fought it out over a number of rinks with some excellent bowls.

Great to see some new faces in the winner’s circle.

Congratulations to Richard Bond, Kathy King, Brett Gillis, Ben Fawns, Alex Zerafa, Doug McGufficke, and Marg Ginns. Well played to all the winners but remember the price you pay for winning is extra work for the handicapper.

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Contributed by Ken Barker On Thursday, February 14, Bev Sockhill and Brenda Winter played two games of golf against Sally Adams and Gary Winter beating them 7–5 in the first game and 7–6 in the second. Ken Barker, Frances Harper and Gillian Bradley played a game of ricochet with Ken scoring eight hoops while Gillian and Frances made four apiece. Vince Carbery and Nick Cram put on a late burst after being neck-and-neck at afternoon tea to win against Donna Manning and Kath Smith 17–9. A steward’s inquiry is pending on what was in the tea.

It being the third Friday of the month on February15 we had a pleasant visit from 11 players from the Caloundra group.

Brenda and Gary resumed their golf rivalry on Sunday, February 17, with Brenda still ahead 7-5. Meanwhile on lawn two Helen Andrews and Kath went down to Sarah Widin and Ken Barker 13-6.

A big congratulations to Donna Manning for completing her refereeing course. This is a two-day course with a rigorous examination on the second day. Referees do a great service to the club.

Stuart Craig is pictured approaching hoop two with his blue ball. He will strike the blue ball to leave the yellow ball behind the hoop and the blue ball just in front so that when he runs the hoop he will be able to roquet the yellow and continue his turn.

Coaching for beginners and others is available on the picturesque lawns at the bottom of the Maleny Showground from 8-10am on Saturdays. These are popular sessions in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

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Just for Laughs The wedding

ARIES March 21 - April 20 Feelings that have been held in, or repressed, can come bubbling up to the surface. An adventurous mood can get you into trouble. Keep on the tried and true safe pathway rather than straying too far off the beaten track. Keep some of your actions quiet and undercover as there is no need to call too much attention to yourself this week.

TAURUS April 21 – May 21 From the 26th to the 28th a supportive planetary aspect between the Sun and Mars indicates improved health and vitality. As the month concludes your workload should ease. Confidence and optimism added to by compassion, are the wind beneath your wings when tackling a power project. You have determination guiding you.

GEMINI May 22 - June 23 As the month concludes your health zone is highlighted. Select wholesome foods, drink some purified water and get plenty of exercise for the last week of this month.

Don’t bother with any experiments as it would be better to wait until the next New Moon. Lunar aspects heighten opportunities to work out practical arrangements.

CANCER June 24 - July 22 You may have the syndrome called “the buyer’s remorse” which follows a shopping spree. This might have taken place under what we call a void-of-course Moon. Keep the receipts of any purchases this week.

Someone around you is complaining but we suggest not to add to any gossip. Courage is contagious now!

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The wedding ceremony came to the point where the minister asked if anyone had anything to say concerning the union of the bride and groom.

The moment of utter silence was broken when a beautiful young woman carrying a child stood up.

She starts walking slowly towards the minister.

The congregation was aghast - you could almost hear a pin drop.

The groom's jaw dropped as he stared in disbelief at the approaching young woman and child. Chaos ensued.

The bride threw the bouquet into the air and burst out crying.

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Then the groom's mother fainted.

The groomsmen started giving each other looks and wondering how to save the situation.

The minister asked the woman: "Can you tell us why you came forward? What do you have to say?”

There was absolute silence in the church.

The woman replied: "We can't hear you in the back."

And that illustrates what happens when people are considered guilty until proven innocent.

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CAPRICORN December 23 - January 19 You may see some revelations concerning old partners or associates. This week may see you attracted to ancient excavations.

This is a week that the Moon moves into your quiet zone and you will be seeking some privacy. Then at the end of the month the Moon enters your sign and you will feel rejuvenated. You feel confident!

AQUARIUS January 20 - February 19 There seems to be a super salesman aspect this week, so you will enjoy colourful conversations that you need to check for facts.

It may be hard to get a handle on what a friend wants, or is doing. You are sure to achieve results by a planetary aspect between the Sun and Mars. Discretion assures the best results and that with a measure of seclusion.

PISCES February 20 - March 20 Aspects from Saturn and Venus favour you buying necessary supplies. The last quarter of the Moon this week is coloured by the planet Neptune, so plan good meals, drink plenty of water and avoid alcohol.

Good planetary aspects from the energy of the Sun to the Moon in Mars encourages physical activity, especially swimming.

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LEO July 23 – August 22 You may have been struggling to direct your living arrangements towards a positive outcome. The last week of this month sees strong solar planetary aspects emphasising a zest for life. If you do not understand where someone is coming from, it is best if you do not even try! There are false starts, interruptions and changes coming up.

VIRGO August 23 – September 22 Double check and confirm appointments for this week including over the weekend. A void Moon could bring a cancellation or mix up. From the 27th a good Jupiter influence emphasises marshalling your forces in conjunction with a stable partner. Show some energetic enthusiastic change to enjoy pleasurable recreations now.

LIBRA September 23 - October 22 Various planetary transits impact your work and service area. You also may see a yearning to acquire a long-desired object.

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SATURDAY 9TH MARCH

Lamb Rump - 400g (medium) (gf)

$34 SATURDAY 2ND MARCH BOOK YOUR DINNER, DRINK & RESERVED SEATING PACKAGE NOW. CALL 1300 BEERWAH FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT OUR WEBSITE

BOOK YOUR DINNER, DRINK & RESERVED SEATING PACKAGE NOW. CALL 1300 BEERWAH

Roasted lamb rump with roast potato and pumpkin, blanched green beans, broccolini and carrot puree with a side of mint gravy

FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT OUR WEBSITE

PH: 1300 BEERWAH • Cnr Mawhinney St & Beerwah Pde • www.beerwahhotel.com.au 30 $

EACH

$

45.99

EACH

XXXX GOLD 24 X 375ML BOTTLES OR CANS

30 PACK

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52

.99

EACH

GREAT NORTHERN SUPER CRISP 30 X 375ML CANS OR GREAT NORTHERN ORIGINAL 24 X 330ML BOTTLES

10

49

SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASS TICKETS

.99 EACH

EQUATES TO $34.99 PER 700ML

ENTER AT BOTTLEMART.COM.AU 10

PACK

$

39.99

EACH

WILD TURKEY & COLA 4.8% OR BUNDABERG UP RUM & COLA 10 X 375ML CANS

BEERWAH CELLARS - BEERWAH SHOP 11, BEERWAH MARKETPLACE PEACHESTER RD TEL 5494 0477 BEERWAH DRIVE THRU - BEERWAH MAWHINNEY STREET TEL 5494 0555

TERMS & CONDITIONS APPLY. SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS.

$

$

46.99

CARLTON DRY 24 X 330ML BOTTLES

28% OFF ANY 4 FOR

9.99

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WALKING BIRDS OR GEORGE WYNDHAM BIN WINES 750ML

ANY 2 FOR

20

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BEACH DAYS WINES 750ML

22 SECRET STONE WHITE OR WOLF BLASS YELLOW LABEL WINES

750ML

13.99

EACH

EVANS & TATE BREATHING SPACE CABERNET SAUVIGNON, GIESEN ESTATE OR WYNNS COONAWARRA WINES (EXCL. BLACK LABEL)

750ML

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All specials available from Wednesday 27th February until Tuesday 12th March 2019. Images are for illustrative purposes only.

Specials available only in the state of Queensland. 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.

BUY ANY CARLTON DRY 10PK OR 24PK AND RECEIVE YOUR ENTRY LEAFLET FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN. ENTER AT BOTTLEMART.COM.AU

SAVE $5

$

PACK

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$

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44

.99

IRON JACK CRISP AUSTRALIAN LAGER 24 X 330ML BOTTLES OR CARLTON MID 30 X 375ML CANS

WIN

SPEND $50 IN-STORE FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN.

WIN

1 LITRE

PACK

$

19.99

EACH

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