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January 28 Thursday
If you are looking to find a job that is right for you then why not head along to the free ‘Smart Job Seeking’ workshop at Maleny Library from 1.00pm – 2.30pm. Whether you are just starting out, returning after a break, or seeking a career that better suits your lifestyle, this workshop is for you. The workshop is free, however bookings are essential, phone 5475 8989.
30 Saturday
The GMAN nursery is overflowing with lovely native plants just waiting to go into the ground. To welcome the New Year, they are holding a special plant sale from 8.00am -11.00am at the Uniting Park Glass House Mountains opposite the Post Office. Great prices such as tube stock - two plants for $1.00. For more details contact Gwen 5493 0029.
30 Saturday
BeeGees soccer club information and sign on day today and Saturday, February 6 from 9.00am - 1.00pm. Discount registration fees for U11 and U12 girls plus ‘Bring a friend’ offer to encourage girls to play football. Details available www. beerwahglasshouseunited.com.au. Online registration available at www. myfootballclub.com.au
30-31, Saturday – Sunday
Beerwah Bulldogs Rugby League Club is holding their season sign on at Beerwah Sportsground, Sportsground Drive, Beerwah from 10.00am - 2.00pm both days. New players and volunteers welcome. For more details go to www. beerwahbulldogsleaguenet.com.au
February 2 Tuesday
Curious about Tai Chi? Want to improve your health and reduce stress? Classes are kicking off tonight at Beerwah Community Hall from 6.30pm - 8.00pm. Try your first class for free. For more information call 0432 761 043. Further details see www.taoist.org.au
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Landsborough Hall Markets on Old Landsborough Road, open from 8.00am to 1.00pm every Saturday rain hail or shine, with 40 tables of goodies inside the hall, plus gazebos of goodies outside. To keep up-todate on what’s new; remember to Like ‘Landsborough Hall Markets’ on Facebook.
30 Saturday
Mooloolah Soccer Club is holding their sign on day for ages six through to over 35’s. Come along today or on Saturday, February 6 to join this great family friendly club with ‘come and try’ available both days, from 9.00am - 11.00am at the soccer fields, Mooloolah Connection Road, Glenview. For more details, contact Gerry Ferroussat 0428 814 332 or info@mooloolahsoccerclub.com. All information including cost available www.moolooahsoccerclub.com
Trivia night at the Landsborough Pub. Get your team of four together and come along for fun and prizes, starts at 6.30pm, or come earlier and grab one of the 2 for 1 meal offers (selected menu).
3 Wednesday
Tibro’s Netball Club is holding junior sign on from 4.00pm 6.00pm at Tibro’s Netball Courts, Steve Irwin Way, Glass House Mountains. Ladies and mixed netball competition commencing February 8. To nominate a team or to join contact Megan 0412 115 421 (Ladies) or Tracey 0409 271 282 (Mixed).
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o depending on which day your paper is delivered, school kids everywhere have either made their way back to school, or are just about to. Of course some will have almost run through the school gates, more than ready to get back to spend time with their friends or they have had to be dragged kicking and screaming from mum and dads arms! On the cover we have featured one little Landsborough Preppie who was more than happy to put his school uniform on and do a trial run for the photo last week. Marlo was so keen to finally be going to school with his big brother Archie who is in Year 6. I love seeing the little Prep students at the beginning of the year, they just seem so small in their big uniforms, and even bigger back packs. It always makes me think about an interview I did with one little Preppie years ago - following his first day of school, he very clearly told me – it had definitely been ‘the best day of his whole life’ so far. I hope lots of kids this week felt the same way, as that has got to be one of the lovely things in life that you can continue to have many more of these ‘best days so far’ in the future. Regards,
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Cover Marlo Terrell from Landsborough is really excited to start Prep this year at Landsborough State School. Finally he will be joining his big brother Archie who is in his last year at primary school. same. Any adjustments by way of remuneration or replacement advertising is at the discretion of the editor. Customers who place display advertisements before the deadline of midday Friday will receive a proof of their prepared advertisement. Arrangements can be made to receive a faxed copy of the advertisement. No responsibility will be accepted for the inclusions of or errors in submissions received after our advertised deadline.
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Local News Off to school we go This week hundreds of children throughout the local area will be starting school for the first time as they go into Prep, and many others will be returning for another year. Last week GC&M News caught up with a couple of these ‘little ones’ to see what they were most looking forward to about starting school and this is what they had to say. Taylor and Jack Thomson are looking forward to being preppies. Dad Jamie said with two older siblings already at the school and the familiarisation / orientation sessions last year he is sure the first day of school will go smoothly. When we asked Marlo what he was most looking forward to about starting school, he was pretty sure that it was ‘the big playground’. Mum Caroline said she is looking forward to seeing Marlo reach another milestone, and while she is not expecting any tears from Marlo, she may shed a few tears of her own. Constable Lowndes from Beerwah reminded me to let you all know that it’s also important for everyone in the community (not just school parents) to remember that with school starting up again it also means the recommencement of School Zones around all schools.
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Taylor and Jack Thomson all ready to start school Most of these are only in effect during the morning drop off and the afternoon pick up, however drivers need to be aware that some school zones (in particular Landsborough) are in effect throughout the school day as well. We’d love to include photos of your little cuties on their first day of ‘big school’ in a coming edition – if you’d like to share this special milestone with our readers, send your photos through to editorial@gcnews.com.au with details of your child’s name, and the school they attend.
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Pathway to new Glass House playground The first step towards a major new parkland in Glass House Mountains took shape last week. Contractors were putting the final touches to a concrete path down Page Street leading into the park which Sunshine Coast Council has big plans for. Last year council ran a consultation process asking locals what facilities and landscapes they would like to see developed across the 38 hectare site. Divisional 1 Councillor Rick Baberowski was pleasantly surprised that the work has been completed ahead of schedule. “The pathway is the initial stage of work for the Glass House District Park,” he said. “This pathway provides a key link from Coonowrin Road to the parkland and is the start of the greater pathway network. “The next stage is to continue the path across to an exciting new playground to be constructed in the coming months.”
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Positive response to e-petition for local couple Throughout 2015 there has been much media attention given to the issue of domestic violence, which has created increased awareness about how prevalent the issue is, and the drastic impacts it can have in all communities. Maleny couple Ron and Kathryn Little have experienced first-hand these consequences, with their daughter being a victim of domestic violence. And the complex and lengthy legal process required for the issuing of Domestic Violence Protection Orders has added enormously to their frustrations. They decided it was time for them to act and to call for common sense from our politicians to improve the process and ultimately reduce the financial outlay, emotional impact and years of legal process that victims and their supporters can encounter. Last year they approached their State Member, Andrew Powell and he suggested that they establish an e-petition about the duration of Domestic Violence Protection Orders (DVPO) which he would happily sponsor through Parliament on their behalf. Our system currently allows for the DVPO to be in place for a two year period or less and for longer at the discretion of the court. But according to Ron, the period of an order is generally two years, and rarely is it made longer by the court. "It is ridiculous in many instances family law disputes can take up to five years to resolve and during that time the perpetrator can continue to undertake acts of domestic violence whether they be physical, emotional, or financial," he said. "Ultimately we would like to see these orders put in place for life, or until the order is ended by the court, with the condition that the order cannot be ended before a five year period." On December 1 last year, Andrew Powell tabled the e-petition - which received 204 signatures of support -in Parliament, and the Littles have since been advised that this issue is one that is being considered under the review by the Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services. The current review is in response to the 'Not Now Not Ever: Putting an end to Domestic and Family Violence in Queensland' report completed in August 2015 by a special taskforce led by Dame Quentin Bryce.
In responding to the e-petition the Minister for the Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services, Ms Deb Fentiman said the taskforce has made a number of specific recommendations for legislative amendments which are being prioritised and implemented by the Queensland Government. Andrew Powell is pleased to have been able to assist the Littles. "Domestic violence is a significant issue and the process of review that is currently underway has received bipartisan support," said Andrew. "Already in the last months of the year there have been a number of changes that have come before Parliament and have been endorsed. "I was pleased to be able to work with the Littles and table their petition, and while the response received is not a guarantee that what the Little's are seeking will happen, it is a positive step knowing that it is part of review process that is seeking to bring genuine change." Ron and Kathryn have thanked Andrew for his support and they are looking forward to seeing their request being favourably considered in the review process.
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Sun bears get creative help Jana Stadelmann of Maleny was one of four University of the Sunshine Coast Design students who recently helped design a brighter future for Sun Bears in Borneo. The students completed a 10-day work placement with the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre in Sabah that involved producing a new website and educational materials for the organisation. This centre provides care and rehabilitation for rescued Sun Bears, a species listed as vulnerable following a 30% drop in its population over the past 30 years. USC students are also involved in an ongoing project to produce interpretive signage for visitors at the newly opened centre. Senior Lecturer in Art and Design Kevin Todd said resources like a website and information booklets were crucial for not-for-profit groups like the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre. “I think the interpretive signage really deepens the experience for a lot of the visitors, because it provides some context for the threats being faced by sun bears,” he said. “Other students have also produced a 52-page educational booklet in Malay, Chinese and English language, to be used by schools. “The students’ work will help this small, developing group reach its fundraising goals and, in turn, grow the organisation. “This is real work for the students, not a university project, and they’ve now got something in their portfolios that they can demonstrate made an impact in the real world.” The organisation website is now live at www. bsbcc.org.my and the booklet is available as a PDF download.
Local Heroes Grants The start of a new year is always a busy time for sporting associations and community groups as they begin to set out their goals for the year. In the case of sporting groups, they’re also preparing themselves for the onslaught of new members ready to sign on to participate in a year of sporting activities. To assist Glass House community groups with some of their costs, local MP Andrew Powell, is pleased to announce his 2016 Local Heroes Grants. “As the local Member I have the opportunity to use my Parliamentary allowance to assist community groups with a range of activities, including fundraisers, raffle prizes and donations. “These grants will take my assistance one step further and allow groups to nominate for a donation of $250.00. And I will be offering four grants, six times a year - every second month. “Glass House also has a growing number of people in our community who are involved in individual sporting competitions or volunteer projects that are welcome to apply to this twomonthly grant program. “I’ll be keeping the application process really simple - I know how busy you are and don’t want to waste your time unnecessarily. Just go to my website and click on the Local Heroes Grant icon to get your nomination in the mix,” he said. Andrew’s website is www.andrewpowell.com.au
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Maleny Show Society backs winner
By Sonia Clark
From Friday, January 15 through to Sunday January 17, delegates from the Maleny Agricultural Show Society attended the third biannual Queensland Shows Conference held at the University Of Queensland’s Gatton Campus. With over 140 attendees and speakers from around Australia, the conference was a great way for delegates to engage with other agricultural and show society professionals. Run by the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies (QCAS), the conference was hosted by ‘Queensland Shows Next Generation’ with the aim this year to target a wider show community. With a key theme of sustainability and innovation, the conference focussed on education and the greater use of technology in delivering a better show experience – delegates learnt new skills, shared best practice tips and networked. Vice president of the Maleny Show Society Monica Skerman attended, as well as Stacey Bentley and Sarah Peters, who also spoke at two events. “We’ve returned from the conference feeling more motivated and inspired,” said Monica. “There were lots of new ideas discussed about ways to improve show outcomes and further educate people about country living. We also discussed ways in which we can make the show more accessible to both country and city people.” This year the conference also showcased the inaugural Queensland Show Awards. This new initiative featured three categories of awards and was developed by the Next Generation Committee in order to recognise excellence in the agricultural show movement.
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Introducing Alice Spittle By Sonia Clark Alice Spittle is an accomplished artist who expresses herself through a number of mediums including traditionally inspired Maori weaving, painting and mixed media. Growing up in a creative environment in New Zealand, Alice is best described as a Maori contemporary artist who seeks to explore life creatively through as many complementary art forms as she can. Alice studied Maori Design and Art at Te Wananga O Raukawa in Otaki (2002) where she immersed herself in her Maori heritage learning about traditional weaving as well as the history and language of the art and culture. From here she started her journey of exploration with painting. Moving to Christchurch, she sought inspiration from established Maori artists and thriving in this creative environment Alice exhibited and sold her works both nationally and internationally. During this time she also offered workshops in painting and weaving. After experiencing both major earthquakes in Christchurch, Alice and her family moved to North Brisbane in 2011 when her youngest daughter was only two-weeks-old. Hoping to connect with other like-minded artists, in 2012, Alice became a founding member of the ‘Whatu Manawa’ multi art collective. With a philosophy of teaching, sharing and learning, the group of predominately Maori painters, sculptors, weavers and carvers, organically developed, and now with around 20 core artists, the collective has members from the Sunshine Coast through to the Gold Coast. In July last year, Alice and her family moved to the creative hub of Maleny. Over the years, Alice found that she was spending more and more time around the Hinterland town and having enrolled their youngest daughter Ruby at The River School, it made sense to make the permanent move. Alice has now established her studio in Maleny and is committed to the daily practice of her art. She is deeply passionate about creating artworks that inspire, challenge or initiate change. She is constantly looking to further her creative output by drawing inspiration from her current environment and incorporating other mediums into her work like copper and fibres. “I am so excited about getting to know the community up here in Maleny. I look forward to connecting with others and nature and getting creative and sharing my skills,” she said. Drawing on her 10 year creative teaching background in New Zealand and Australia, Alice is offering a number of weaving (Raranga) with New Zealand flax (harakeke) workshops as well as art and wellbeing retreats throughout the coming year at the beautiful and serene Kondallila Eco Resort. Focussing on traditional Maori techniques, coupled with contemporary ideas, Alice will teach and facilitate around the exploration of the process, traditions and Tikana/protocols around weaving. She will also explain how to nurture the plant and harvest sustainably. Alice teaches all levels and skill sets from beginners to advanced levels. Limited to 10 participants per class, the first workshop of the year will be a beginner’s class where attendees learn techniques including how to weave their own four cornered basket (Kono) on Saturday, February 6 from 10.00am - 5.00pm. The first two-day retreat will be offered at the end of March and offers a more intensive workshop experience complimented by a wellbeing package of relaxation, organic and locally sourced fresh produce and rainforest walks. For more details about the workshops and retreats, pricing and dates throughout the year, please see http://www.artandwellbeing.com.au.or go to Alice’s Facebook page: Alice Spittle Art and Wellbeing.
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Relaunch at All in One Fitness Beerwah
By Sonia Clark All in One Fitness Centre is set to relaunch in style with a massive morning of fitness, fun and festivities at their Beerwah club on Saturday, February 6 from 9.00am - 1.00pm. Formally known as Maximise Fitness - new owner Taz Calandruccio took over direction of the Beerwah and Mooloolah clubs in October last year. Since then, Taz and the team have been busy talking with their members and fine tuning the club to make sure that the focus is firmly based on what members want. The team have worked extremely hard to ensure that the newly rebranded clubs reflect a positive and friendly atmosphere. Even the name ‘All in One Fitness’ has been carefully chosen to indicate the inclusive nature of the business. Everyone is welcome and Taz and the team are committed to bringing back friendly, accessible and personalised service to the fitness industry. Listening to what members want has meant more classes and a reintroduction of some of the more traditional fitness class favourites. Currently the Beerwah club is offering 16 weekly instructor led classes including Pilates, Step, Yoga and Zumba, and Mooloolah is offering 12 classes. The crèche at Beerwah is fully operational with plans to offer a similar full service at Mooloolah in the coming months. “Feedback from members has been awesome. Our numbers are increasing already and the club at Mooloolah is just booming!” said Taz. The club has 10 trainers many of whom have years of fitness industry experience. They all have diverse backgrounds and every staff member is dedicated to helping members reach their individual fitness goals. Come along to the relaunch day and take advantage of the special membership offer on the day of $15.00 weekly membership (includes all classes), no joining fee and two weeks membership for free. 2/62 Simpson Street. For more details contact the club at Beerwah, 5439 0949, Mooloolah 5494 7236.
Our team for 2015 were Spencer Shaw (President), Mark Burgunder (Vice President), Jean Cunningham (Treasurer), Karen Shaw (Secretary), Nicole Hilton, Jennepher Bucher and Felicity Grigor. Our volunteer Management Committee and Partners undertook the following in 2015. • We organised 10 x Networking Breakfast events with a great range of speakers and supported our local cafes and restaurants • We participated in the Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve Building Renewal Community Design Advisory Panel process • We joined forces with the Montville Chamber of Commerce and Hinterland Tourism to co-ordinate the 2015 Range Restaurant & Cafe Awards • We funded the remuneration of musicians at the Maleny Wood Expo • We produced and distributed 20,000 copies of the Maleny Tourism information brochure • We produced 10 x Maleny Commerce e-Newsletters • We joined the CCIQ Chamber Advantage Program • We represented our business community’s interests to Sunshine Coast Council, QLD Government, Department of Transport and Main roads, Energex, Telstra, NBN etc... • We provided many support letters to local community groups for funding applications • We provided opportunities for local businesses to share their business stories and journeys • We promoted and supported many community events such as Sculpture on the Edge, Real Food Festival and the Maleny Wood Expo • We were successful in our application for Sunshine Coast Council grant funding for an Admin Officer for Maleny Commerce. Our Admin Officer will be commencing in 2016 • And last but not least we co-ordinated the Maleny Christmas Carnival. The 2015 Maleny Christmas Carnival raised $2000.00 for Mental Health support for youth through the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre
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Chiropractic in the news Positive Side Effects of Chiropractic Did you know that the drug sildenafil (Viagra) was originally intended for the treatment of high blood pressure and heart-related chest pain? During the clinical trials, many of the patients reported a different and very noticeable side effect. Because the reports were so widespread, further investigation was performed and now Viagra is marketed around the world for a very different treatment than it was originally intended. The chiropractic profession is currently going through something very similar. Since chiropractic has grown in popularity, patients have been reporting other health improvements in addition to pain relief. Better sleep, better digestion, stronger immune function, relief of colic in babies, and the list goes on.
The theory behind these health improvements is that the spine affects the Nervous System, because the nerves pass through the spine. We become paralysed if our nerves are completely cut off, such as when someone breaks their neck. So the conclusion is that if a spinal misalignment partially interrupts the nerve messages, the body will still work but not as well as it should. When the body isn't working well, we get all kinds of symptoms. When chiropractors improve the function of the spine and nervous system, symptoms often improve. You may have noticed chiropractic received a lot of attention in the news last week as some chiropractors have made claims to ‘treat’ health conditions other than neck and back pain. It is understandable why these claims to cure have been made – because they are commonly reported in chiropractic offices. But what the chiropractic profession is lacking is the very large studies that prove chiropractic is an effective treatment for each specific symptom. Pfizer was thrilled to dump millions of dollars into the follow-up research on Viagra to prove it worked for ED, as they knew they accidentally hit the jackpot. In 2008 alone, Viagra generated (US) $1.93 billion. Unfortunately for chiropractic, the expense and resources for chiropractic studies currently fall on individual chiropractors or small groups. For this reason, chiropractic studies are currently performed on a small scale, and are often not accepted as ‘proof’, so government guidelines prohibit chiropractors from making these claims in advertisements. There are no studies to say that chiropractic does not work for those conditions, but there are also not enough ‘acceptable’ studies to say that it does. As chiropractors compile more and more data, I believe there will one day be sufficient evidence to validate what so many patients are reporting when they receive chiropractic care. I hope this sheds some light on why chiropractors received so much news coverage last week. If you would like any further information on chiropractic care, Dr Braxton is happy to answer any questions or concerns you might have. He can be contacted at the office on 5494 0499 or drbraxton@adjusttolife.com.au
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By Sonia Clark The Mooloolah Valley Community Centre Op Shop has been running successfully since 2010. The success of the Op Shop has relied on the generosity of both the dedicated volunteers and the support and donations of the local community. Unfortunately in a sea of positive community mindedness occasionally there are those whose actions fail to benefit the community. One area of concern that was highlighted over the Christmas period was the unnecessary dumping of completely unusable items at the back of the Community Centre. While the Centre wants to reiterate that most people do the right thing and enjoy the mutual benefit of supporting one of the best not-for-profit op shops on the Coast, there are a small number of people who don’t understand that by dumping unusable and bulky unsellable items, they show a complete lack of respect for others, in their community. Most services at the Centre are carried out by volunteers - some of whom are elderly. So when people dump items at the Centre it ties up valuable volunteer energy, resources and time. The Centre looks forward to continuing to offer the Community Op Shop and respectfully requests that people consider their actions before dumping items for others to clean up.
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The Glasshouse Community Hall is turning 100! Celebration planned for September On April 14,1915 (just 11 days before the landing at Gallipoli in fact) Mr James Forsythe MLA wrote to the Dept of Public Lands seeking, on behalf of the residents of the Glasshouse Mountains district, an area of land for a School of Arts Reserve. He requested an area of two acres – an area large enough to hold a tennis court and horse paddock for horses and traps when settlers came in at night. It was recommended this block be on the western side of the rail line but not on land that could be used for subdivision. Later in 1915 the designated land was surveyed and, in January 1916, a final list of trustees was submitted. In the Government Gazette of 8/6/1916 the School of Arts was proclaimed and the approved Trustees named as Thomas Gilvear, George Jarvis, Wilfred Hare, Frank Gowen, Christopher Wilson and Charles Benn. Finance was secured (believed to be 800
pounds) and in March a contract was let for the construction of the Hall. It is believed the building was erected by a Mr Hendren. Construction continued between April and the opening in September and, although no details regarding this period were recorded, Jim and Rob Fullerton later recalled how, as bits of boys, they rolled up their sleeves and got busy getting stumps, as well as assisting with clearing the ground. The School of Arts was officially opened at a luncheon on Saturday, September 9, 1916 by Mr James Forsythe MLA with Mr C Wilson (President of the local Progress Association) presiding at the luncheon. Glasshouse Community Hall (formerly the Glasshouse Mountains School of Arts) is celebrating its centenary this year with a ‘Back to Glasshouse Day’ on Saturday, September 10. Further details to be advised, but mark this date in your diary. Enquiries to John Winterhoff on 5496 9349 or Elaine Reeves on 5496 9134.
Contributed by Roz Kuss We have opened our doors at the SCTC, Gate 2 Pierce Avenue, Little Mountain, and welcome members back for another year of research. A full program of events has been planned including a full day seminar on Saturday, July 2. ‘Save The Date’ for a Commemorative Centenary of The Great War 1914-1918. Guest Speaker at the general meeting on Thursday, January 21 was Kirsten Perris from the State Library of Queensland. Her talk was in preparation for the group’s upcoming bus trip to Brisbane on Tuesday, February 9. Members of the public are welcome to attend the meeting and join the members on the bus trip. Details from Roz on 5493 1197. The members’ monthly Special Interest Groups have now grown to five with the addition of an Online Help group, meeting on the third Saturday of each month. Fran Kitto, our Facebook administrator, is the co-ordinator. Fran will assist members with all their mobile devices i.e. laptops, tablets, phones etc, as well as teaching them how to blog. The new group will commence on Saturday, February 20. Details of meeting times at the resource centre at the SCTC, Gate 2 Pierce Avenue, Little Mountain are on the website at www.caloundrafamilyhistory.org.au which also has a map to locate the building. All enquiries about the group and events held are welcomed by contacting Valerie on 5437 3879, Roz on 5493 1197, or Dawn on 5492 2208. Email address is caloundrafamilyres@y7mail.com The Calendar of Events to the end of April is on the group’s website.
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Scholarship for the Performing Arts 2016 The Events Centre Caloundra is proud to announce that applications for the Scholarship of Performing Arts 2016 are now being accepted. The annual Scholarship of $2,500 will assist a young Sunshine Coast student towards their future study in Performing Arts. Since 2008 the Centre has provided financial support for eight talented locals to pursue their goals and career in the arts. The Scholarship is designed to provide assistance to a Sunshine Coast resident, 25 years or younger, undertaking a second year of a full-time accredited tertiary level educational in the performing arts in 2016. It provides students with a one-off financial bursary to assist them in their career development with funding for their studies, equipment or related projects. Last year’s winner, Nicole Neil of Mooloolaba, was awarded the Scholarship for the Performing Arts to commend her outstanding dedication to stage management. Nicole is currently studying a Bachelor of Fine Arts – Technical Production at the Queensland University of Technology and she has been doing everything in her power to work on as many theatre productions as possible to expand her knowledge and experience. The Events Centre General Manager Gary Mears said the Sunshine Coast has an abundant wealth of creative youth and this scholarship recognises the importance of fostering local talent to achieve their ambitions as a performer or arts worker. “The Events Centre is a hub for nurturing and presenting cultural development opportunities including performing arts programs for children, youth and seniors,” he said. Applications for The Events Centre Scholarship for the Performing Arts 2016 close on Monday, February 1 and information is available at http:// www.theeventscentre.com.au/getinvolved/scholarship. 2015 Winner Nicole Neil
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Contributed by Pauline Clarke Our annual general meeting was held on Wednesday, January 20, at the Glass House Sports Club followed by an excellent quiche lunch. We were delighted to have two visitors attend, Clare Dexter from the Frazer Coast View Club and Felicity Crawford a local from Glass House. The new committee for 2016 was elected and can be seen above. We received some very sad news that our 99 year old member, Val Burrell, passed away on the morning of our meeting. Val was a beautiful person and a very dear friend to us all. She will be sadly missed and we pass our heartfelt condolences to her family. The speaker for our next meeting at the Glass House Sports Club, 11.00am for 11.30am on February 17, will be Kathryn Rock from the Suncoast Chiropractic Centre. Considering the aches and pains that exist within our members we should receive a record turnout! Our next social outing will be to Caloundra on February 3 meeting at the Beerwah Library at 9.15am for car pooling. We will start with morning tea at La Promenade café on the Esplanade, move on to the Arts Centre to view the ‘Black & White’ exhibition and end up with everyone’s favourite, Op Shopping. We always welcome new members; just turn up to one of our meetings or outings. View Clubs throughout Australia have 17,000 members and are a part of the Smith Family. We support Smith Family activities and in the Glass House club we pay particular attention to the ‘Learning for Life’ program. We are only a small club but we already provide financial support to four under privileged children to assist in their education from primary through to tertiary schooling. Business feature
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This Year I WILL... Set a New Year’s resolution – the right way!
New Year, new goals. Cancer Council Queensland spokesperson Katie Clift shares five easy tips to help make your 2016 resolutions last the distance. Whether you love or loathe New Year’s resolutions, setting personal goals is a great way to help keep your mind and body feeling healthy and happy. However, keeping a New Year’s resolution can often be a challenge. Whether your goal is to quit junk food, lose a bit of weight, or try something new, it’s important to get prepared. We’ve got five tips to help get you started. One, start small. The key is to make sure that you set realistic and achievable goals. Unfortunately, making too many changes too
quickly or becoming discouraged after initial setbacks can cause people to resume old habits. Start by setting small goals that have lasting effects like implementing healthy dietary changes or increasing your daily physical activity, one step at a time. Two, don’t give up. If you feel like giving up, remind yourself why you decided to change and how your action will benefit your health in the short and long term. Also take the time to celebrate how far you have come. There is a real sense of accomplishment in reflecting on how far you have progressed and seeing the commitment you’ve made come to fruition. Three, plan. Develop a timeline and include small achievable goals throughout the journey to help motivate you through each step. Include rewards such as a massage or time with friends when you reach each milestone. This will inspire you to not give up and offers a beneficial and healthy incentive.
Four, identify obstacles. What are some of the challenges that might arise and how will you handle them when they do? For example, if your resolution is to lose weight or cut out unhealthy foods from your diet, take the time to clean out your pantry to limit temptation. Identifying obstacles before you start and being aware of potential challenges will help you reach your goal. Five, get a buddy. Tell a trusted friend or family member about your New Year’s resolution and ask them to help keep you accountable. A word of encouragement from someone else can go a long way in ensuring you reach your goals. Follow these five tips to help make 2016 a year to remember. From all here at CCQ, have a Happy and Healthy New Year! More information about Cancer Council Queensland is available at www.cancerqld.org. au or call Cancer Council on 13 11 20.
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Contributed by Helen Weil Here we are in 2016 and still walking each Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at 6.30am. We meet at Martin Rungert Park, right in the centre of town, and walk a variety of routes around the local area. Walking is for about an hour and it is a great way to start the day and to make new friends. This is a National Heart Foundation group activity with certificates and awards for number of walks and attaining certain goals. Most of all it is about staying active and healthy in a friendly social environment. You don’t have to walk every day, or for the whole hour – just do as much as you feel you can. We have our speedy walkers who cover a greater distance and we have our less speedy walkers who maintain a more average pace, but we all walk, and that is what is important. Please consider coming along to enjoy the social aspect of belonging to a friendly group as well as the health benefits of regular walking. New walkers always welcome. Do hope to see you soon. For more details phone Helen on 5494 7496.
Become a friend of your local library If you love books, helping others and have some spare time on your side, you may wish to volunteer at your local library. Community Programs Portfolio Councillor Jenny McKay said the recently endorsed Sunshine Coast Social Strategy 2015 highlighted the importance of ensuring people and places were connected. “Council’s libraries are a great place to start as they are thriving community hubs which welcome people of all ages through their doors each and every day,” Cr McKay said. “The benefits of volunteering are significant and include improving your health and wellbeing, meeting new friends, helping others and being part of something that makes a positive contribution to where you live. “It’s because of these benefits that the Social Strategy and council have committed to a target of increasing volunteering participation across our community. “Through our Social Strategy, council aims to improve the capacity of volunteers and volunteer organisations and provide ongoing opportunities for people to undertake volunteering activities. “Currently one in five of our population contribute to volunteering; however our aim is to do even better and increase this to one in four. “It is encouraging to know that as a volunteer your contribution will support your own
wellbeing and connection, as well as make a difference in your community.” Glass House Mountains resident Hazel McConnell said prior to moving to Australia in 2008 she had been involved with a similar program in New Zealand. “I have been a friend of the Beerwah Library for three years, now assisting with the readers group and delivering books to people who are not able to visit the library themselves,” she said. “I feel that the readers group makes quite a difference to seniors with dementia as sometimes when reading to them, you spark a memory, and it gives me a real buzz. “I have one gentleman who cannot speak but when reading a funny story he smiles and his facial expressions tell it all. I get just as much pleasure reading to my oldies as they get out of it. “There is also another lady I deliver books to who turns 99 in a couple of weeks, and is still an avid reader.” Hazel said she would definitely recommend volunteering as a friend of the library as there are many different areas people can get involved in. “I volunteer for roughly 2.5 hours per week plus extra if I get involved in fundraising events,” she said. If you would like to volunteer at your local library phone 5475 8989 or visit council’s library website to register your interest.
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Groot gearing up for Rally By Sonia Clark Groot the Ute is set to take on the 2016 ‘Super Endeavour Rally - Red Centre and Lake Eyre Adventure’ in June year. Groot, car #311 is being entered in the epic 18 day super adventure by Ian Rodgers from R&R Hire Services. This will be the second Endeavour rally that Ian and his mate Scotty Law will be entering to ‘raise dust and dollars’. Ian purchased the truck in March 2015 and Groot the truck certainly draws attention. Billed as the ultimate bloke magnet, Groot is a Dodge Power Wagon with a very interesting history. The vehicle was originally made by Dodge in 1945 and was modified with the multi use rear tray to be able to carry soldiers, weapons and also to be used as an ambulance. The truck was then used in Palestine during WW2 by the Australian Army (Long Range Desert Group) and then after the war – it was abandoned in the desert until it was found and restored about 12 years ago. Since being restored, the vehicle has twice gone across the Simpson Desert and was then parked up for around nine years. Now renamed Groot (the African word for large or Australian for ‘Bloody Great Ute!) the truck has had a few upgrades, with a few more gadgets to be unveiled in time for the super rally. The Super Endeavour Rally allows participants to support the great work of The Endeavour Foundation which seeks to make a positive difference for people with disabilities. Ian and Scotty are looking forward to catching up with old and new friends, “causing mischief and mayhem” and driving through parts of Australia not normally seen by the public.
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“The rally makes you realise how lucky we are to live in Australia and to have an event such as this to showcase the country, and also to be able to raise much-needed funds for people with disabilities. It has been a great honor to be part of this great charity,” said Ian. On March 12, there will be a Groot appreciation day at Archer Falls at Mt Archer (near Woodford). The event will feature numerous car clubs meeting up for a massive show and shine day and rally drag event; the day will also feature Monster trucks. For anyone who would like to donate to this event, or would be interested in joining and competing in a rally fun run you can visit the Endeavour rally web site at www.great. endeavour.com.au To support Groot to raise dust for dollars, click on the ‘donate to a team’ button and select team Groot car 311.
Aussie World, the largest Theme park on the Sunshine Coast, is excited to announce the release of our inaugural Annual Pass. For as little as $89.00 if purchased on-line, Aussie World Annual Pass holders can enjoy unlimited entry for 363 days a year. The Annual Pass was released just in time for Christmas and the School holidays. They are a great idea for the entire family or those visiting friends and family who can enjoy the great value, fun and entertainment for a whole year. “There has been a constant and growing demand for this from our loyal visitors who return time and time again to enjoy our theme park. We're all about providing a bit of fun for everyone and are excited to announce that our new Annual Pass holders can enjoy that experience any day they like,” said Aussie World CEO, Aaron Flanagan. “The members will not only receive unlimited entry for the year, but will also experience exclusive member deals within the park, The Pub at Aussie World, and in our retail village. It’s an all-inclusive product which will benefit everyone,” he added. Further details are available at www.aussieworld. com.au
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You Said It Top effort
Just wanted to say a big thank-you to Sharon and the team at Club Glasshouse for the wonderful support they provided for an event held on December 9. The event was attended by the students from the graduating Year 6 classes from Glass House Mountains State School as well as their families. With short notice provided the staff were very accommodating and supportive in helping get the event up and running. The event was a great night enjoyed by the 165 in attendance. So a big thank-you from the students and their families for the great customer service. Robyn Warn and Mary Lister Glass House Mountains
Mystery noise
The ‘noise’ is back at Crohamhurst. After a month or so of quiet, the noise is back - it woke me at 5.00am this morning. Does anyone know what it is? It started in the middle of last year and it’s coming from somewhere between Candle Mountain Drive and Crohamhurst Road. It sounds like a blast furnace or a jet engine, and sometimes it starts before dawn and doesn’t stop until well after dark. We are all used to the sounds of tractors and bulldozers, and even motorbikes, as part of the background noise of living in a rural area, but this is something else. Michèle Devèze Crohamhurst
Another scam warning Send your letter to email: editorial@gcnews.com.au fax: 5438 7446 post: PO Box, 99, Beerwah, 4519
Editors note: Sarah, our classified queen received the photo below and message recently Dear Sarah, Thank you for placing our 'Found' listing in last edition of Glasshouse Country and Maleny News. Good News … the hat was recently reunited with its owner Frank. Thought I would send a picture of Frank and his wife when Siara and Kai Turner were able to return his precious hat. Cheers Charne
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Mystery Object
Do YOU know what it is?
The first four people to ring the Museum on 5494 1755 with the correct answer will win a free family pass to visit the Museum. (Answer in next edition)
Bike rider perspective
As a daily bicycle rider in the Peachester area I would like to take a moment to thank all the motorists who show such courtesy and patience towards us as we exercise on our bikes. You know who you are. Thank you. Peter Gawith Peachester
It looks like there is another email scam doing the rounds. Glass House local Bob Waldock sent us through the scam email which is ‘supposedly’ a traffic infringement notice delivered to his wife’s email address. Bob pointed out that looking at the image it would be easy for an older person or somebody new to the internet, to not be aware that this is a scam, $179.00 is a decent amount of money to lose. There are a couple of things that raised his suspicion, such as the company email address that it is sent from, is India. Also it says the Federal Police are issuing the traffic infringement notices and they certainly would not give you an option to ‘Unsubscribe’, Bob said. “Whilst I am pretty sure that the Federal Police could track a person’s email address I doubt very much they would send something like this to it. “Anyone receiving this email should not click through on any links,” he said.
A screenshot of the email being received Last week’s Mystery Object – Tyre puncture repair kit Last week‘s winners - Lee Davis, Stuart McPherson, Wendy Clarkson, Mrs. Gidney Sun, Wed, Thurs and Fri 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
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Another reader Diane Gudgen has also contacted us about another fraudulent email going around about a new spider. The email is supposedly from the Red Cross, and fortunately she decided to check with the Red Cross and of course it is a big fat lie. Diane suggested that maybe people like her who are unused to computer frauds, could do with a reminder about deleting them straight away!
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The food is wild at Forest Heart Forest Heart is your local native plant nursery in more ways than one. We’re local and our speciality is supplying the local native plants of the Sunshine Coast and South East Queensland. Local native plants don’t just belong in the bush, they’re great in your garden too and here in the South East you’re spoilt for choice with over 3,500 species of local native plants. This month at Forest Heart we are providing another opportunity for you to experience our bountiful local plants – through bushfoods. Beginning on Saturday January 30, we will be hosting Wild Food Saturday’s on the last Saturday of the month. Come and try a range of bushfood delights including: Davidson plum jam drops, warrigal green and feta triangles, wattle seed and chocolate cake and lots more. A range of bushfood teas will also be on offer. See you at “Wild Food Saturday” – January30, 8am till 1pm.
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Environment New koala Chlamydia vaccine project
Vets, vet nurses, University of the Sunshine Coast PhD students and a group of onlookers watched in anticipation when the newest koala Chlamydia vaccine was recently trialled at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital. The vaccine is currently the newest and most advanced vaccine composition in existence and the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital hosted the world-first administration of the new version. It was the first full medical trial following a smaller test that took place in Lismore last year - building on efforts over the past seven years to develop a successful vaccine for koalas. Previous vaccine trials have focused on healthy koalas or animals with infection but no clinical disease, whereas this trial aims to vaccinate Photographer Ben Beadon, Australia koalas that already have Chlamydia Zoo and thereby halt, and even reverse, the effects of the disease. The chlamydial disease primarily affects koalas in three different ways; conjunctivitis which can become so severe that it causes blindness, inflammation of the bladder, and cystic reproductive tract disease in females causing infertility. Flann the koala was the patient who received the injection of the new vaccine; he will be the first of a study of 30 individuals in this groundbreaking trial. Flann was brought into the Wildlife Hospital after rescuers noticed symptoms of conjunctivitis in his left eye. Flann was the perfect candidate for the treatment as he suffers from mild grade 1 Chlamydia, making signs of improvement more detectable. Flann will be closely monitored for the next six weeks, with weekly swabs, blood work and photos being taken to assess the success of the vaccine. Once his conjunctivitis has cleared, and he is fit to return to the wild, his progress will be monitored.
Friends of Mary Cairncross Association School Holidays was fun for all!
with Sue Tanner As usual for this time of the year the rainforest, education centre, café and picnic areas have been extremely busy. Volunteers at the reception desk are often inundated with large family groups and visitors from all over the world. It’s always wonderful to see children so interested in the environment and so full of questions, showing photographs they have taken to be identified, or asking what bird sounds like a baby? (The answer to that is Green Catbird). Often children will tell us they have been to the forest on a school excursion and are now showing mum and dad. In the education centre, we have a display of reptiles and amphibians from the Queensland Museum and the University of the Sunshine Coast. This has proved very popular with visitors especially Dr Scott Burnett’s snakes in jars! The Friends are pleased to sponsor these special displays over these long school holidays. Also in the education centre we have artists’ impressions of the new buildings and a virtual tour of the new complex. This has raised lots of questions and comments from visitors, fortunately mostly favourable. We participated in the Australia Day celebrations at the show ground again this year. The whole day is an excellent opportunity for community groups to show what they do and get others involved - the breakfast is pretty good too! The Friends wish you all a happy and peaceful 2016. The Friends of Mary Cairncross Association aims to protect and enhance the natural environment of the Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve. To find out how to become involved check out www.friends-of-mary-cairncross. com.au or call 5435 0348. www.gcnews.com.au
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Living Visitor Information Centre Update
Don’t forget to bring your jumper
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January is here and our Visitor Information Centres are in the thick of our busy season. The Glasshouse Mountains Information and Interpretive Centre has been exceedingly busy with around 250 visitors on New Year’s Day alone. Most were keen to walk the National parks and Ngungun, but with the re-opening of Mount Beerwah, we did get a few enquiries about getting to the top. I have included a photo of three of our Ambassadors, Peter Hyde, Carol Weeks and Maree Chappell at Mooloolaba Wharf ready to greet the cruise ship, Azamara Quest which arrived on Sunday, January 10. The Sunshine Coast will see a further nine cruise ships visit Mooloolaba throughout 2016. Once on shore, the passengers shop and eat locally, and many do tours that take them out to places of interest like the Glasshouse Mountains and Montville which is a growing market for our local businesses and exposure for return visitors. If you are interested in becoming an Ambassador at the Glasshouse Mountains Information and Interpretive Centre, you can call in and complete an application form, or give me a call on 0417 709 157. Visitor Information Centre Ambassadors, Peter Hyde, Carol Weeks and Maree Chappell
The Glass House Mountains Visitor Information centre is located at Settler's Rotary Park, Reed Street, Glass House Mountains and is open seven days a week from 9.00am to 4.00pm
Library News by Caroline and staff at Maleny Library What’s on at Maleny Library? There are a range of eclectic activities and events happening at your local library – here are just a few. Trevor Irvine Exhibition - February 1 to 29. Trevor Irvine began his artistic pursuit following his retirement five years ago. He creates unique sculptures from local timbers, including boxes that showcase the beauty of the timbers as well as having a practical use. Trevor also creates realistic wildlife paintings using watercolours and acrylics. He is inspired by the colours found in nature and finds it a constant challenge to replicate these colours and settings. No bookings required. Beyond Colouring-in - February 26 at 10.00am. Join local artist and the creator of Beyond Colouring-in, Denise Lamby for a hands-on, inspirational experience. From individuals who believe they are not creative, right through to the accomplished artist, this workshop is for you. Each participant will walk away with a series of designs they have created and a partially completed drawing project to finish at home. Bookings are essential via council’s library website. Friends of the Library book sale - Bring a bag and grab a bargain on the first Saturday of the month from 9.00am to 11.30am. Did you know? You can bring in your library card and try out an iPad, Galaxy tablet or e-Reader, or borrow eBooks and eAudio books for the car. You can also download magazines, music and films to keep. Library Book Reviews The golden age by Joan London - This engrossing book which is the winner of the 2015 Prime Minister’s Literary Award for Fiction is set in Perth and is about children with polio on the 1950s. Anyone who grew up during this period of Australian history will relate to this excellent novel. Takedown Twenty by Janet Evanovich (Audiobook read by Lorelei King). This was a perfect road trip audiobook and had us laughing out loud. Evanovich writes humorous murder mysteries and Lorelei King did a fantastic job of representing her main characters, Stephanie Plum and her sidekick Lula. In fact, she was one of the best narrators I’ve ever heard and we marvelled at how she could change voices for each character so convincingly. A light read (or listen) and a great way to while away the hours on a long road trip! For more details please visit www.libraries.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au, call 5475 8989 or ask one of our friendly library staff. www.gcnews.com.au
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Beerwah Jewellers Make sure you do not miss out on huge savings at Beerwah Jewellers. With only one week left of the annual January sale there are still plenty of bargains with up to 50% off jewellery and watches. Stocking only quality pieces, you can be sure to find something unique from their extensive ranges. Valentine’s Day is only just around the corner so come and see the friendly team who can help you select the perfect gift for that special someone.
Beerwah Flowers and Gifts
Happy New Year from Sue and the team at Beerwah Flowers and Gifts! With January zooming by it’s time to think romantic thoughts with Valentine’s Day coming up fast. If you need some help to choose, please drop in or give the ladies a call for friendly and knowledgeable advice. Or why not combine your true-love’s true love, with a selection of chocolates expertly arranged around a beautiful flower display – perfect! Just let Sue know the favourite flowers and chocolates, and let her work her magic.
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Pasta d’Vine Pasta d’Vine is the only fresh pasta shop on the Sunshine Coast. Sue, Oskar and the team make fresh pasta every day … fettuccini, linguini and ravioli with various fillings, plus lasagne and fresh gourmet meals to take away. So if you’ve been promising to catch up with friends or family more often this year, this is the perfect destination! New weekly specials menu available – with something for everyone. Select a bottle from the Golden Grove wine range, and any of their sweet treats to complete the gourmet experience. www.gcnews.com.au www.gcnews.com.au
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Health, Beauty
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‘Fitspiration’ photos can cause harm
Displaying images of super-fit females in the aim of promoting exercise to women could be doing more harm than good, according to research conducted by the University of the Sunshine Coast. The psychology study involved 322 women responding to either images of fit, toned models engaged in active pursuits or of thin models typically seen in fashion magazines.
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USC Lecturer in Psychology Dr Kate Mulgrew said participants who viewed images of very fit women recorded levels of dissatisfaction with their own bodies just as bad, or even worse, than the participants exposed to images of fashion models. Dr Mulgrew said these findings countered the common assumption that ‘fitspiration’ photographs would promote a healthier body image. “There’s a belief that fitness images create a better ideal to work towards, rather than just being thin,” she said. “However, we found the women who viewed the fitness models actually felt worse about themselves than did the women who viewed the traditional models. “Exercising and being fit are important things for women to work towards, but these fitness images should not automatically be seen as less harmful to body image.”
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Dr Mulgrew said that despite fitness models being presented Dr Kate Mulgrew in contexts to do with health and exercise, their body type is one that is extremely difficult for an average woman to achieve. “It’s still only one body shape that’s being presented, not a range of shapes. The fitness image is still a slim, toned, attractive model,” she said. “Many women see it and think ‘well, I’m not that fit or flexible or toned’.” Dr Mulgrew’s research also assessed whether it was possible to shift the focus of participants away from just appearance to the functionality of the models’ bodies. “This study shows that women should value the body for more than just what it looks like,” she said. “Women should engage in a healthy lifestyle, but don’t take fitness models as another ideal to aspire to.”
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Living - Arts Arts Council 2016 program greeted with enthusiasm An enthusiastic audience at the recent Launch on the Deck at Maleny Community Centre welcomed the 2016 program presented by Maleny Arts Council’s program coordinator Dr Peter Lavery. In launching the program, Dr Lavery gave praise to the renovations at the Centre and the opportunity to present a more professional program for an increasingly sophisticated audience on the Range. “We expect we will have some new lighting and that will create a much improved theatre space for our varied program this year,” he said. The MAC would begin the season in March with the John Coulton Brass Quintet featuring international trumpet soloist John Coulton presenting an outstanding afternoon of classical and contemporary music with four of the best brass players in Australia. Highlight of the year’s program will be the powerful and gripping play Motherland, weaving multiple stories of home, belonging, love and loss that span decades, continents and revolutions. The performance will be on Wednesday, May 4 at 7.00pm. “We are extremely fortunate to be able to secure this terrific play direct from the Queensland Theatre Company’s subscription series, " said Dr Lavery. Maleny audiences will be able to experience this moving piece of theatre at a lower seat cost and without having to travel to Brisbane. “Then for the first time audiences will be able to hear a dynamic 18 member chamber orchestra perform on the Community Centre stage. Camerata of St John is hailed as one of Brisbane’s ‘enduring musical delights’ and will be presented in August,” said Dr Lavery. Award winning actor Frank Ferrante, direct from an outstanding season in New York, will recreate
the legendary Groucho Marx in An Evening with Groucho…in the afternoon, in Maleny in early October. The two-act comedy show comprises the best Groucho one-liners and anecdotes. Finally, one of Maleny audience’s favourite artists Melissa Western, returns from performances in England with a brand new show The Roaring Twenties, reinventing a 1920’s speakeasy and reminiscing stars and composers like Josephine Baker, Greta Garbo, Louis Armstrong and Cole Porter. Melissa will be back in late October. President Professor Jennifer Radbourne said that all shows would conclude as usual with an invitation to meet the stars on the Deck, “and that does not happen at the big venues in the city,” she said. More information is available on the website www.malenyartscouncil.comand theatre goers should watch for further stories in Glasshouse Country & Maleny News.
Maleny Arts Council's President Jennifer Radbourne, Theatre Consultant Chris Ross-Smith and Program Coordinator Dr Peter Lavery advise Publicity Officer Judith Ross-Smith on the 2016 program
Calling all artists – apply now for a RADF grant If you’re a local artist or work in creative arts, don’t forget that applications for Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) Grants are always open. The RADF program is designed to support the development of emerging and professional artists and creative arts workers. Individuals and businesses can apply. Grant funding is available across six categories: Individual development - for activities focussed on developing local creatives and showcasing the Sunshine Coast as a region of creative excellence. Mentorship funding - for emerging local artists to engage professional artists or creative workers for short term development processes. Concept development - to assist in the research and /or preliminary development of ideas for new projects and, as an outcome, create fully developed plans to implementation stage and/or
investment ready proposals. Project funding - for new, fully developed or established projects and/or to refresh and revitalise existing projects and activities which have a specific start and finish date. Seed funding - for projects that can demonstrate a strong prospect of commercial success in the long term. Interest-free loans - to develop arts projects with strongly anticipated commercial success that will generate an income greater than the amount of the loan. For more information and to apply, visit council’s website or contact council's grants team on 5420 8616 and ask to speak with the RADF Liaison Officer. The Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Sunshine Coast Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland.
Supporting artists and connecting communities Arts Connect Open Studio Weekend Four artists, Heather Gall, Wendy Edmond, Jane Nicol, and Kaye Leach are opening their studios over the weekend of January 30 and 31 from 10.00am – 4.00pm. A visit to these members’ studios is always interesting and inspiring. They are more than happy to chat about their careers and techniques, and their artworks are for sale. The January Maleny-Flaxton Art Trail is the perfect way to close the holiday period with delightful cafe’s and picnic areas along the drive between these studios. Heather Gall is a landscape painter on a quest to portray the intrinsic feelings and moods of the environment that she is in, absorbing the light, musicality and tempo of the moment. Working both prescriptively and intuitively, music and the natural world and environment are strong themes across her work. Heather has produced a large body of work throughout her career spanning over 30 years, with works in many private collections. She has also worked as a children’s book illustrator and designer with experience as a curator, gallery business owner, tutor in schools, with writers and art festivals. Heather opens her studio, overlooking the ancient Glasshouse Mountains, by appointment and during the Arts Connect Inc. Open Studios Program, near Maleny. Here she conducts her arts practice and a variety of workshops and classes. In particular, she facilitates Mindful Arts Experiences in collaboration with her colleague Janet Hamilton. You can also find a permanent display of her work at Peace of Green, at Maleny.
www.heathergallfineart.com.au heathergall@activ8.net.au 0417 7845 420 https://www.facebook.com/pages/HeatherGall-Fine-Art/1443181955911413 Nature’s Mirror 3 Ewen Maddock Dam All location details and information about the artists can be found at the Arts Connect website www.artsconnectinc.com.au
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Elected
Representatives Mal Brough
Federal Member for Fisher
Are you a Volunteer?
Do you give up your valuable time to volunteer in the community? To recognise the efforts of volunteers from across the Sunshine Coast I will be hosting a special event at Australia Zoo during May. I am inviting volunteers to enjoy a fun day at the zoo to say thank you on behalf of the community for all that you do. To receive your invitation to attend you simply need to make sure the organisation you volunteer for has registered for the event. I will then forward them details on how you can get your pass for the day. I have registration forms on my website athttp:// malbrough.com.au/volunteer-celebration/or you can contact my office on 5493 5556.
Andrew Powell
Jenny McKay
State Member for Glass House
Division 5 Councillor Sunshine Coast Council
Congrats to Kerry Semple
Some of you would recall I held a friendly competition last year encouraging community members to sign up to my monthly eNewsletter and go in the draw to win a $250.00 IGA voucher. I am thrilled to announce that Glass House local Kerry Semple was the winner of this competition and it was great to be able to personally present her with a voucher. I use my eNewsletter to give locals a monthly update of what’s going on in Glass House and what I have been up to. If you wish to keep across all things Glass House please sign up via my website – www.andrewpowell.com.au
Expressions of Interest are now open for Round 2 of the Fisher Stronger Communities Programme. Grants of between $5,000 and $20,000 are available to community organisations for small capital projects which provide social benefits to the wider community. For Expression of Interest forms and more information go to http://malbrough.com.au/scp/.
Birthdays and Anniversaries
The Little Black Book of Scams
If it sounds too good to be true – it’s probably a scam! Australians continue to lose millions of dollars every year to scammers – dating scams, job scams, lottery scams, small business scams - would you know you are even being scammed? 'The Little Black Book of Scams’ is full of useful information on scams and how to recognise them. You can download a copy from my website http://malbrough.com.au/scams/ or call my office on 5493 5556 and we will be happy to send you a copy.
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Happy New Year everyone! I hope you found an opportunity over the December / January period to relax and refresh, because I think this year is going to kick into gear quickly. I don’t know about you, but wow – I can’t believe we’re already one month into 2016. For me, it’s going to continue to be as busy and productive as ever – business as usual. I will continue to keep you up-to-date with what’s happening in your area and be available to discuss any projects or matters of interest with you.
Community Nature Conservation Program Open Day
Have you been thinking about volunteering in your local environment and want to know how you can participate? Getting involved with council’s Community Nature Conservation Program is a great way to assist in the conservation and restoration of our natural environment. Be sure to come and find out more about the program and meet our council officers and current volunteers at the FREE Community Nature Conservation Program Open Day at Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Gardens, Tanawha on Sunday, February 28, from 9.00am – 1.00pm. See council’s website for more details about the family-friendly event.
Fisher Stronger Communities Grants
Are you having a special birthday or anniversary, or is a friend or relative you would like to surprise? The Prime Minister and Governor-General send messages to couples celebrating 50 or more years of marriage and 90th and subsequent birthdays. The Queen sends messages to couples celebrating 60 years of marriage and to people turning 100 and will write every five years after that, on request. If you would like a congratulatory message please contact my office on 5493 5556 and my staff will be happy to make the arrangements for you. We do need supporting documentation like a birth or marriage certificate, however, if these are not available or the messages are to be a surprise we can accept a simple statutory declaration instead. Statutory declaration forms are available at any Post Office or can be downloaded online.
And we’re off!
Little Red Flying-foxes drop in for a visit Parliament resumes for 2016
As I enter my seventh year in Parliament I am excited to continue the cut and thrust of parliamentary debate, particularly around matters like electricity prices, school and road funding and Domestic Violence, just to name a few. My job is to represent you, the people of Glass House, so if you have an issue you would like to see raised in Parliament make sure you send an email to glass.house@parliament.qld.gov. au. I am always happy to discuss local matters in the House through a speech or by sponsoring a petition, so be sure to get in touch if you have something that needs greater attention.
School’s Back
I know many parents are relived to wave their kids off to school at the start of a new year. I’m sure for no other reason than to watch them continue their educational journey! I hope to catch up with many of our local schools this year to talk to the kids about Government and life as a Member of Parliament. This is also a good opportunity to remind people to obey the 40km/ hr speed in school zones between the hours of 7.00am to 9.00am and 2.00pm to 4.00pm. These speed zones have been set this way for a clear reason - to protect the safety of our kids so please be sure to observe the speed limit when you are travelling in a school zone.
Andrew Powell Phone: 5435 2013 Email: glass.house@parliament.qld.gov.au Facebook: Andrew Powell www.andrewpowell.com.au
This week has seen a return of the nomadic Little Red Flying-foxes to the Sunshine Coast area. Little Reds travel from the northern and western areas of Queensland to feed on local flowering plants such as eucalypts, bloodwoods and myrtles. They are night time pollinators and this makes them essential to many of our local eucalypts, whose flowers only open at night. By pollinating eucalypts around Queensland the Flying-foxes are increasing koala habitat and keeping our native forests genetically healthy. The little critters generally only stay on the Sunshine Coast for a short time and should be returning to the maternity camps by late March. Council officers will be monitoring the Flying-fox visitors as part of the Environment Levy Program focused on protecting and enhancing the region’s valuable natural assets and wildlife.
Mooloolah breakfast meeting
Mark your diaries! The monthly Mooloolah community breakfast meetings will continue this year, providing local residents an opportunity to hear about upcoming projects, make proposals and raise any concerns. The meeting is on the first Thursday of each month at Kenny’s Café at 7.00am for a 7.30am start. Contact Mooloolah Community Centre, Darryl from Mooloolah Hardware or my office on 5441 8043 or email lesleigh.elmes@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au for further information.
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“It is the best Cafe on the Range,” says Diana, “Julie and Mick are like family now. Julie’s cherry muffins are amazing!” Similar praise is given by the group of mums sitting out near the fully fenced playground. With the children happily playing, mums Katie, Mel and Reesha, say they’ve been a couple of times and they just love having the playground there for the kids. Reesha had also tried the Lemon Meringue Fudge and said it was just amazing! “I can’t believe how much it tasted like a real Lemon Meringue Pie.”
From their huge, ever-changing selection of fudge, to the fresh home-made menu items, including some great gluten free options. Julie and Mick at Cafe De Fudge aim to have everyone leave with an empty plate and a smile on their face. This is exactly the reason people keep coming back. Friends Diana Roberts and Denise Scott come in every week. With their knitting and embroidery in tow, the ladies say they love coming to Cafe De Fudge.
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Classroom of the future
The Year 10 students from Glasshouse Christian College are creating their own futures via the College’s flagship program, ‘The DeLorean Project’. Brainchild of Dean of Studies, Mr Rob Steffler, says the DeLorean Project will prepare students for careers in the 21st century through innovation, collaboration and community mindedness. Globally, it has become apparent that traditional schooling models are no longer providing students with the skills they will need, for a future and careers, that are yet to be determined. At Glasshouse Christian College all Year 10 students will devote one day each week to: 1) discovering how to genuinely collaborate with others 2) determining where their passions lie and how to create something meaningful within that sphere 3) embrace change and innovation and 4) seek to genuinely and selflessly contribute to their community. All students will have autonomy to create projects that fit under this criteria, and will spend Terms 2, 3 and 4 preparing, implementing and evaluating their final projects. Throughout the year, students will also be involved in a ‘city curriculum’, which will give them the opportunity to develop their resilience, independence and collaborative skills, as they venture into Brisbane to explore, engage and investigate everything from the wonders of GOMA to catching a ferry and navigating the Queen Street Mall. Technology is cornerstone to this venture as students develop apps, begin start-ups, document the scope of the project and maintain a social media presence to inform the College community of all they have accomplished. On Wednesday, January 27, the first day of the new school year, the Year 10’s will finally get to see their new learning space and will spend all day collaborating and innovating. They will experience their first D-Day and begin the fantastic new journey courtesy of the DeLorean Project.
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‘Take a Break’ Playgroup
Contributed by Diane Gudgeon Wow it’s 2016 already and we can’t wait until our Playgroup at the Glasshouse Country Uniting Church starts up again on Wednesday, February 3. We always start at 9.00am and finish up at 11.00am. All of our lovely helpers are champing at the bit to see our gorgeous children and, of course, their wonderful mums. New mums and children are very welcome, there are no fees, along with a bottomless coffee and tea urn, and if you’d like to bring along some morning tea, that’s fine. Our Helpers, Crafty Elaine, Puzzler Keith, Delightful Doris, Playdough Ethel, Nurse Margie, Pied Piper Kevin and Chatty Diane all look forward so much each week to seeing everyone. So on February 3 we will be turning cartwheels. If any of us can? See everyone soon!
WIN WIN WIN
It’s Back to School time, which can be a minefield of emotions for both parents and children alike. Dr Bob Jacobs, from the Parenting Centre has written a book that might help families navigate these and other challenges. ‘Perfect Parents, Perfect Children’ is about celebrating the inherent perfection in ourselves and in our children. Through personal stories of the families Dr Bob has worked with, this book demonstrates that we do not need to 'control' or 'tame' our children, and suggests ideas of how to eliminate powerstruggles and put the joy back into parenting. Thanks to Dr Bob, we have five copies of his book to give away to our readers. To win, be one of our Facebook likers on the Glasshouse Country News page, share the competition post and comment ‘shared’. Competition will be drawn 4.00pm Monday, February 1 and winners notified via Facebook. Prize must be collected from the GC&M News office.
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Things To Do Black Art White Walls exhibition now open The walls of Caloundra Regional Gallery have been adorned with 60 works of Indigenous art in a new exhibition titled Black Art White Walls and will be on display until February 28. The exhibition draws on an extensive personal collection of Indigenous art accumulated by Adrian and Anne Newstead while working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists over the past 30 years. “The collection includes paintings on canvas, linen and bark, works on paper, sculpture, wood carvings and artefacts. In conjunction with the exhibition, the gallery is offering a free workshop on Sunday, January 31 from 10.30am until 2.00pm to demonstrate and teach the long-held coconut frond weaving traditions and ancient crafts. Learn how to make traditional toys, woven hair decorations and various forms of natural fibre basket making. Come and join this free workshop and take home your beautiful hand crafted work of art from nature.
Food fads and fats Interested in getting the most out of what you eat? Then head along to the Beerwah Library and join local dietitian and nutritionist, Lynette Lamb as she helps you decipher the daunting world of nutrition at a free workshop on Saturday, January 30, from 10.00am – 11.30am. You will learn how to read food labels and understand supplements, find out more about food intolerances, and gut and bowel issues, as well as discover how to make simple improvements to your daily diet to improve your health. The workshop is free to attend, however bookings are essential, phone 5475 8989.
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Obtain job seeking skills at free library workshops
Whether you are just starting out, returning after a break, or seeking a career that better suits your lifestyle, the free ‘Smart Job Seeking’ workshops at Sunshine Coast Council’s libraries are for you. You can join Anna Day from Australian Resume Service and learn how to create a plan of action and stick with it. Anna has been writing resumes full-time for the past five years after working as a journalist and a PR consultant and is skilled at nailing the qualities the recruiters want to find in your resume. In the workshop you will also identify transferable skills and key strengths to discover your dream job. You will also learn how to successfully sell yourself and remove fear and selfdoubt. Be quick to book into one of the following local sessions to be held at the Maleny Library on Thursday, January 28 at 1.00pm and Beerwah Library on Tuesday, February 2 at 5.00pm. Bookings are essential by visiting council’s library website or by calling 5475 8989.
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In the Garden with Brownie
What’s on for gardeners in February
• Forest Heart Native Plant Nursery – January 30, 8.00am – 1.00pm. Wild Food Saturday - come and try a range of bushfood delights. 20 Coral Street, Maleny, 5435 2193. • Elimbah-Caboolture Herb Club – February 5, 10.00am meeting at the Caboolture PCYC in Toovey Road, Caboolture. Learn all about the world of herbs. Call Ruth on 5496 7649 to find out more. • Native Plants Sunshine Coast – February 14, 2.00pm for a meeting, a talk from a Natural Resources degree student, and a walk in a re-vegetation area. For details of the location contact 5494 9187 or sgapsuncoast@gmail.com. All welcome. • Hibiscus Society, Sunshine Coast Branch – February 14, 10.00am morning tea followed by a meeting at 10.30am at the Woombye School of Arts Hall, Woombye. For more information call 5476 2771. • Glasshouse Country Orchid Society – February 11, commencing at 7.30pm at the Glasshouse RSL, Reed Street, Glass House. For further information please call Jan on 5494 2301. • Peachester Garden Club – February 18, 9.30am at the Peachester Hall, Peachester. It’s the AGM. Learn about local plants and gardening from local people. Visitors always welcome. For details on the location please call Trish on 5496 9169. • Faunawatch – Phone 0422 429 594 for details on how to get involved in Faunawatch.
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Is a pink tongue a blue tongue in disguise? A reader asked if blue tongue lizards can have a pink tongue. The answer is no – but a pink tongue lizard can. Both species of large skinks are fairly common throughout the region, so it’s likely that you’ll come across them at some stage. The difference – apart from the strikingly different tongues – is that the pink tongue lizard has a tail which is longer than its body and is slender. The blue tongue lizard has a thicker tail which is shorter than its body. Another difference is that you’ll often find a pink tongue lizard living in your roof, as they are accomplished climbers. Both are good garden companions, as they eat snails, caterpillars, grasshoppers and other insects, but watch out in your strawberry patch as blue tongues love fruit as well. Female blue and pink tongue lizards retain their eggs inside them until they hatch, then they give birth to them as live young. Born in late January, by mid-February baby pink and blue tongues are just getting big enough to be spotted foraging for snails and spiders. But while older lizards get some protection from thick bony plates under their scales, young lizards have poorly developed armour which makes them vulnerable to attacks by cats and dogs. So, what can you do protect your resident pink and blue tongues? One of the biggest threats to blue-tongue lizards is the family pet, so keep a watchful eye on your dog or cat. The most important thing is be mindful of them when you’re backing out of the driveway, mowing the lawn or gardening. And avoid using snail baits where pink and blue tongues live. If you’re keen to create a garden to attract wildlife, leave rocks for shelter and plant low growing shrubs so that the lizards can move around safely. Being a ‘backyard buddy’ to pink and blue tongues doesn't involve a lot of work, but by doing a few simple things to make your local environment safe, you can help to ensure they are still around for our children and grand children to enjoy.
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Property of the week
Outstanding opportunity This exciting Glenview property has potential galore. On offer is 7785m2 of freehold land and a massive 580m2 building that has been completely renovated from the top down. The new fit-out is stunning. The venue comprises a sports bar, 150 seat restaurant, stylish lounge bar, children’s room, seven floodlit bowling greens, and an acre of spare land for expansion. Adjacent to a sporting and recreation complex that has facilities for softball, hockey, soccer, basketball, remote control cars, skatebowl, BMX track, and the Ewen Maddock Dam with horse riding and hiking trails, and excellent fishing. All this plus it is only a kilometre from the forthcoming water theme park. The property is serviced with town water and has a huge 24kW solar power system. This is a turnkey operation with the opportunity to expand
into a wedding venue, takeaway, liquor, and food outlets, live music venue, fully wired for Keno, TAB, and televisions, and even the option of adding a Managers Residence (STCA). This property is being sold for well below replacement cost and should not be missed. Offers over $800,000. Call agent Roger Guillemet 0418 485 954 or 5439 6300
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This very cute 2 bedroom cottage sits on a massive 50 acre lot. The cottage has been professionally renovated to the latest standards whilst retaining its “Old World” charm. Around 7 acres of the land is cleared, the remainder is natural bushland with trails winding throughout it. There are 3 large picturesque dams and there is a 6m x 9m Colourbond shed with concrete hardstand, and an 8m x 10m American Barn. The property is adjacent to a 100 acre nature reserve that is home to the Birdwing Butterfly and is located only 3 kilometres to the historic town of Landsborough’s school, shops, and train station. With town water plus the dams there is potential here for tourist ventures, nursery, or horses. Or just enjoy the peaceful environment as it is.
This tastefully renovated family home is located on a quiet leafy street in a sought after Landsborough address. With a mixture of open space and tasteful gardens bringing nature to your doorstep, this solid brick & tile family home is a welcome change from city living. Accommodation is provided for by 4 bedrooms the master with a stylishly renovated ensuite, separate lounge room, combined kitchen and dining. A nature lovers dream with the indoor outdoor flow to the large outdoor entertaining area complete with built in BBQ, TV points and overlooking the dam with ample birdlife. The 2249m2 block is fully fenced with an electronic gate, has ample room for boats, caravans and the like, and car accommodation consists of a large double carport under roof, and a 6m x 6m colourbond shed with power & a 6m x 3m carport. With nothing to do but relax and enjoy, this appealing home is well worth an inspection. Contact agent for private viewing.
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Noticeboard Queensland Country Women's Association Maleny Branch - meets at 9.30am, Friday, February 5 at 1 Bicentenary Lane, Maleny. All are welcome to attend. We will be planning our activities for the coming year. Look for our tent at the Australia Day Expo at the Maleny Showground, say hello and view our displays. Contact Meg on 0408 276 571. Range Cancer Support and Information Sharing Group - meet at 12.30pm - 2.30pm, Friday, February 5 at the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre, 17 Bicentenary Lane. Enjoy the friendship and support of our members while sharing lunch and information. All welcome to attend. Contact Judy 5435 8140. Meditation and Sharing - group meets Tuesday evenings 7.00pm - 8.30pm at the Beerwah Library Meeting Room. No charge, phone Peter on 0429 818 424 for more information. The Sunshine Coast Scleroderma Support Group - meetings are held on the first Thursday of every second month at the Chancellor's Tavern, Chancellor Village Boulevard, Sippy Downs. The next meeting will be on February 4. For more information phone 0417 615 733. Toxic ingredients in personal care products Find out the 12 most toxic ingredients in our deodorants, shampoos, toothpastes, makeup, baby products etc. There will be free workshops at Beerburrum Hall, Anzac Avenue, Beerburrum
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– Friday, January 29 at 10.30am, 2.30pm or 6.30pm, and also on Saturday, January 30 at 9.00am or 1.00pm. If you would like to attend, please phone Danielle 0408 300 476. Beerwah Neighbourhood Watch - Community meeting will be held at the Beerwah Library on Monday, February 1 from 7.30pm. All residents are welcome at this meeting. Caboolture Family History Research Group Rooms reopened on January 25 after the Christmas break. The group provides one hour of free assisted local, Australian and overseas research, and they’re located at Caboolture Historical Village, Beerburrum Road. They are open Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday between 9.30am - 2.00pm. (No entry fee to village for CFHRG research). Phone 5428 2018 or email us at cfhrg55@bigpond.com. Dance at Glass House - A dance will be held at the Glass House Mountains Community Hall, on Saturday, February 5from 7.30pm - 11.30pm. NV/OT/M. Music by Commodore, $10.00 includes supper, Monte Carlo raffle and lucky door prize. Great atmosphere, all welcome. Proceeds to the community hall fund. Enquiries to Aileen 5496 9349. Glasshouse Mountains Community Hall - winner of the Christmas Hamper Raffle, drawn on December 20 was Steve from Glass House Mountains,
winning ticket was red diamond 83B. The first Prostate Cancer Support Group meeting - for the year will be held on Wednesday, February 10. The group meets at the Mary MacKillop Centre, Peachester Road, Beerwah at 5.30pm with shared meal. For more information call Bob on 0427 606 240. Parenting Course at Maleny - Teaches skills and supports families in building more peaceful and loving relationships. P.E.T. is an internationally acclaimed course designed to teach communication and relationship skills. Parents learn to respond empathetically to children and connect before they correct. They learn ways to get their needs met without using coercion and control. They learn how to build self-esteem, responsibility and resilience in children and resolve family conflicts easily. Gain more cooperation from kids, create more harmonious relationships, raise responsible resilient kids, and resolve conflicts easily. The course starts on Wednesday, February 3 and runs for eight weeks from 9.00am to 12.00noon at the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre. The cost of the workbook is $33.00. To find out more, contact Wendy McManus at Caloundra & Hinterland Family Support Program on 0423 716 705 or email wendy@calcomm.org.au
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From the churches Fr Harry Reuss - Anglican Parish of Maleny The greetings ‘Merry Christmas’, ‘Happy New Year’ and ‘Have a good Australia Day’ are now over for another year. The work parties and family gatherings during the festive season were great occasions for relaxation and fellowship. The giving and receiving of Christmas gifts delighted the young as well as the old. Those who attended Christian worship services in the churches on the Range and beyond were greatly blessed as they sang their hearts out to ancient and modern hymns rejoicing in one Jesus of Nazareth, whose birth at Bethlehem was the ultimate reason for our present day Celebrations. In the Christian Church Calendar we move from the Christmas and Epiphany Seasons into the Lenten Season which commences with Ash Wednesday on February 10. Already Hot Cross buns have appeared in the shops. This year Easter Day is on March 27, one of the earliest dates for Easter. (I shall write again explaining why the date of Easter Sunday varies from year to year). Many folk would know the Country and Western Singer Slim Dusty. His famous song ‘Looking Forward, Looking Back’ helps me at least to look into the future, whilst acknowledging the past.
GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY ANGLICAN CHURCH WEDNESDAYS *Mooloolah (Paget Road) 9.00am SUNDAY *Mary MacKillop Centre 9.00am Office - 5491 1866
Local contact Rev Tony Halstead 0419 751 298
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The world in which we live is one of contrasts. There was a report last week by Oxfam which showed the great gap between the rich and the poor. Many people live lives of quiet desperation. Others are more vociferous about their trials and woes. Then there are those whose real or perceived hardships compel them to lash out in anger and violence. From simmering anger to domestic violence onto international terrorism there are unlimited examples of negative responses to disappointment and frustration with life. No one in this fallen and broken world is exempt from hardship, frustration, disillusionment and worry. Jesus said, ‘Do not worry about your life…..who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his life? Your Father knows your needs….. Seek his Kingdom and all things will be given to you as well’. (Paraphrasing St Luke 12.22-31). Friends, as we look into the future could I encourage you to make yourself acquainted with the Jesus of Nazareth, born in Bethlehem, Crucified in Jerusalem, Risen from the Dead on Easter Day.
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Contributed by Sue Williams The slightly cooler conditions, on the beautiful Beerwah Golf Course last Thursday, made for a very pleasant day for the 54 ladies competing in the Single Par event. The day was very generously sponsored by lady golfer, Beth Butler. The Division 1 winner was Sue Greentree, on a count back from Helen Lewis, with a score of +1. Lyn Steele was once again in fine form, winning Division 2, with an excellent score of +5 and Liz Flavelle was runner up with +1. Pin shots went to Lesley Eggleston on the 2nd, Barb Whitfield on the 5th, Sonia Kenway on the 16th and Cathy Stone on the 18th hole. The ball rundown went to -2. Our raffle was won by Lea Doyle and Gloria White. Next week's event will be a Single Stroke. I would like to finish this report with some diet advice for golfers...live on the greens as much as possible.
Helen Lewis Division 1 runner up, Sue Greentree Div 1 winner, Lyn Steele Division 2 winner and Liz Flavelle Division 2 runner up
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Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th February 10am—2pm (FREE sausage sizzle) Landsborough Sports Ground Tunnel Ridge Road, Landsborough Age Groups Under 8’s, 9’s & 11’s Under 13’s & 15’s Under 15’s & 17’s Girls
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Public Notice GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY RSL SUB BRANCH Inc. AGM will be held on Wednesday 17th February 2016 at the Glass House RSL, 1 Reed Street. It will commence immediately after the General Meeting which will start at 1pm. Nomination forms can be obtained from the Secretary by phoning 5438.7777 or email glasshousersl@bigpond.com Please note the Secretary is only there on Tuesday & Wednesdays and will return your call/email then. All nomination forms must be returned to The Secretary, PO Box 336, Glass House Mountains Qld 4518 by no later than close of business on Friday 12th February 2016.
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Teacher: "If I gave you two cats and another two cats and another two, how many would you have?” Johnny: "Seven." Teacher: "No, listen carefully... If I gave you two cats, and another two cats and another two, how many would you have?” Johnny: "Seven." Teacher: "Let me put it to you differently. If I gave you two apples, and another two apples and another two, how many would you have?" Johnny: "Six." Teacher: "Good. Now if I gave you two cats, and another two cats and another two, how many would you have?" Johnny: "Seven!" Teacher: "Johnny, where in the heck do you get seven from?!" Johnny: "Because I've already got a freaking cat!"
Mr and Mrs Brown had two sons. One was named ‘Mind Your Own Business’ and the other was named ‘Trouble’. One day the two boys decided to play hide and seek. Trouble hid while Mind Your Own Business counted to 100. Mind Your Own Business began looking for his brother behind garbage cans and bushes. Then he started looking in and under cars until a police man approached him and asked, "what are you doing?" "Playing a game," the boy replied. "What is your name?" the officer questioned. "Mind Your Own Business." Furious the policeman inquired, "Are you looking for trouble?!" The boy replied, "Why, yes." Submitted by Sarah, Glass House
Your Stars with Edgar J. Winter - www.astroclairvoyant.com Week beginning 27/01/2016
AQUARIUS January 20 – February 19 There is a friendly, caring mood in the air, because of the Libra Moon. Generally speaking this produces very good cooperation and very little opposition to you, or to stand in your way. Quietly seething over some private news? However, you still help in someone’s transformation. PISCES February 20 – March 20 With Mercury now moving forward you have a better sense of where you stand with any friends, clients or plans involving them. Anything that has stalled recently will move forward and the planetary thrust of this planet is on your side of creativity. Go with the flow, life is easy! ARIES March 21 – April 20 It’s good to be up early this week, asking questions and digging for information. Try to see the best in people and navigate around awkward relations. Something profound, private, intense and dominating is said about some professional planned project. A cancelled appointment. TAURUS April 21 – May 21 Generally speaking there are some pleasant days ahead for you! Some will require real drive and focus and you can make solid progress. Another day, over the weekend, key details may get lost, so safeguard important information by making a copy. The weekend has surprises in store!
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LIBRA September 23 – October 22 The Moon in your sign, by the end of the week, makes you want to have things your own way. That is very possible for at least a couple of nights, but at the weekend you may turn to eating too many sweets or chocolates for consolation. A decision comes up for a final review now. SCORPIO October 23 – November 22 Mercury has now commenced its direct motion, giving your communication skills a green light again! It also indicates that information, for which you have been waiting, is forthcoming. Working quietly behind the scenes may see you turn out some attention grabbing distractions. SAGITTARIUS November 23 – December 22 You still have the faith in various jobs you are doing, and the people you believe in. Stable support from a friend helps you manoeuvre through an awkward connection. A private pleasure awaits you for the weekend, however a feisty lover pushes your own urge to excessive gambling. CAPRICORN December 23 – January 19 This week you should train yourself to be sensitive to what people at the top think about you. This is because they are sensitive about your image and they want you to dress appropriately, in your best management attire. Decisions made two weeks ago come up for a fresh review.
Edgar J. Winter. Phone / Fax: 5442 3302 Email: readings@astroclairvoyant.com Discover your place in the Stars! Find your lucky cities, national or overseas. Private, confidential readings are available. Career / Relocation / Relationships.
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(10%ÊoffÊallÊSeafoodÊdishes)
Better get to 3899
4299
Glass House Cellars - Glass House Mountain Shop 5, 9 Bruce Parade Tel 5493 0188 Mooloolah Cellars - Mooloolah Shop 3, 2 Jones Street Tel 5494 7320
$
each
Friday 29th January from 8pm DJ Saturday 30th January from 8pm DIRTY DICE
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Beerwah Cellars - Beerwah Shop 11, Beerwah Marketplace Peachester Rd Tel 5494 0477 Beerwah Drive Thru - Beerwah Mawhinney Street Tel 5494 0555
$
WIN
30
Pack
Palmwoods Cellars - Palmwoods Shop 5, 18-20 Margaret Street Tel 5445 9266 Palmwoods Drive Thru - Palmwoods 28 Main Street Tel 5445 9003
4899
$
Any
each
$
A TRIP TO THE
WHEN YOU SPEND $20 OR MORE ON SMIRNOFF ICE DOUBLE BLACK PRODUCT WHILE STOCKS LAST
Smirnoff Ice Double Black 6.5% 4 X 300ml Bottles or 375ml Cans
899
$
Victoria Bitter 24 x 375ml Stubbies or Cans
3499
$
3599
$
10
Bundaberg UP & Cola 10 x 375ml Cans
899
$
each
Jacob’s Creek Classic Wines 750ml
each
Jacob’s Creek Sparkling Wines 750ml
Pack
Canadian Club & Dry 10 x 375ml Cans Any
$
28
Jack Daniel’s 1907 Bourbon, Bacardi Oakheart Spiced Rum, Russian Standard Vodka or Canadian Club Whisky 700ml
each
10
3599
$
Pack
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2 fo
Strongbow Cider 6 x 355ml Bottles
FOR YOU AND A MATE
BONUS GLOW PAINT
r
2 fo
40
$
Caribbean
XXXX Gold 30 x 375ml Cans
Carlton Mid 24 x 375ml Stubbies or Cans Any
FREE ENTERTAINMENT
Ph: 1300 Every BEERWAH Tuesday from 7pm
Every Tuesday from 7pm
Tuesday Night
BONUS REDD’S STUBBY
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15 .99 le $5 Sing
spend $15 on wine
McWilliams Inheritance Wines 750ml
Customers spend $15 or more in a single transaction on any wine purchase and receive a free stubby of Redd’s Apple Ale 330ml. While stocks last.
All specials available from Wednesday 27th January until Tuesday 2nd February 2016. Images are for illustrative purposes only. Specials available only in the staterdf Queensland. Beer prices may vary in country and far North Queensland. Different pack sizes and variants may not be available in all stores. Bottlemart supports the responsible service of alcohol. QLDP3_CGCN
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WHILE STOCKS LAST. Open only to Australian residents 18+. Offer valid from 27/01/2016 to 09/02/2016 (Promotional Period) or until gift stocks are exhausted, whichever occurs earlier. During Promotional
Period spend $15 on any wine in-store in one transaction (Eligible Purchase) from a participating outlet to receive a free 330ml Redd’s stubby while stocks last. Limit 1 gift per customer per Eligible Purchase. Gift cannot be redeemed as cash or exchanged. Promoter: CUB Pty Ltd (ABN 76 004 056 106), 77 Southbank Blvd, Southbank VIC 3006.