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Beerwah Hotel will hold a fundraising event for the Beerwah District Kindergarten Melbourne Cup Luncheon, two course meal, $35.00 a head. There will be raffles and sweeps and a prize for ‘Best Dressed’ and ‘Best Hat’ and a fashion parade by ICON Boutique. Phone the hotel to book on 5494 0555.
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Melbourne Cup Lunch at Mrs Browns Cafe and Bar, Beerwah Shopping Village Beerwah. Fashion parade, sweeps, bubbly, cocktails and tapas. Fun starts at 11.00am. Tickets are $55.00 and bookings are essential 5494 6259. Glass House Mountains
At Club Glass House’s lunch this year you will need to have your thinking cap under your stylish hat as they will be having plenty of trivia questions. Lunch will be a buffet, and there will also be sweeps, raffles and prizes for the Best Hat. Cost is $28.00 per person. Bookings required 5436 5000.
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Glass House Mountains State School Hall next Tuesday, November 3 from 11.30am – 2.30pm, where the children are welcome! There will be a ‘Kiddy Corral’ with Children’s activities and supervision provided, the cost for their attendance is $1.00 per year of their age (for the under 5s). There will be a fashion parade by Aranisari, sweeps, raffles and a prize for the best dressed. Tickets are $25.00 a head, which includes a two course meal, non-alcoholic drinks and a lucky door prize ticket. Bookings must be completed by Friday, October 30 by phoning Jaye on 0407 022 923 or email jayerunner@hotmail.com.
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Melbourne Cup lunch at Hotel Maleny, with full TAB facilities from 8.00am, live entertainment, sweeps and prizes. Special three course luncheon with complimentary champagne $55.00 a head bookings on 5494 2013. Maleny
The Maleny Catholic Ladies will present a Melbourne Cup Luncheon with complimentary champagne on arrival, buffet lunch and sweets. TV race coverage, multiple sweeps and raffle draws. Event kicks off at 10.30am at the Pat Daley Function Centre, Maleny Catholic Church 45 Cedar Street Maleny. Entry $30.00. Bookings essential, tickets available from Pam 5494 2487.
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Wild Rocket Micro Brewery presents a Mad Hatter’s Tea Party for Melbourne Cup. $55.00 per person includes cocktail on arrival, canapés and lunch, plus loads of prizes, sweepstakes and fun. Watch the race live on the big screen and dress in your best tea attire and maddest hat. Bookings essential 5478 5560, 142 Main Street Montville. Peachester
Keeping with the theme of Melbourne Cup, the Peachester History Committee is screening the popular Australian film ‘Phar Lap’ the story of a national icon. The organisers are encouraging attendees to dress for the occasion! So come in your best race finery, or dress as a jockey, a bookmaker ... or even a horse, on Friday, November 6 from 6.00pm at the Peachester Hall. Dinner will be pies and veggies, followed by dessert. Cost for adults is $15.00, children $6.00, and an extra pie is $5.00. Bookings are essential for catering, please RSVP by Wednesday, November 4 to Jan Gresham 5494 2301 or Helen Page on 5494 9557. Program includes a cartoon, newsreels, and 1983 film ‘Phar Lap’, starring Tom Burlinson, Martin Vaughan and thoroughbred Towering Inferno.
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If you had the ‘eagle eye’ skills of a bird of prey you might have spotted the Bondi Vet, Dr Chris Brown a long way from home recently when he was in our neck of the woods with the team from Twinnies Pelican and Seabird Rescue Service at Landsborough. This is not the first time that Dr Chris has visited the centre, and the Twinnies really appreciate his interest and support in their work. This visit came about when Bridget and Paula contacted the production team that create his show and asked if Dr Chris would be interested in providing them with some assistance with a bird called Beaky. Within a few weeks, Dr Chris and his team were at Landsborough checking out Beaky. We can’t spoil the story so you will have to wait for it to go to air – when the date of the show is confirmed, the Twinnies will let us know. The girl's mum Helen Powers said that Dr Chris admires the work that the girls do and their dedication to the birds that come into their care. As the awareness of their service grows so too does the demand for their services and they are constantly on the lookout for locals who would like to get involved on a long-term basis and become part of their volunteer team.
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Demonstration of 3D Oculus rift glasses State Library of Queensland Director, Ross Duncan said libraries were ahead of the game when it came to new technologies. “At the Tech Expo the State Library of Queensland is very proud to present the world’s smallest Ozobot robots,” he said. “Ozobots are designed for children of all ages to learn basic coding in a fun and easy way. You simply draw colour-coded maps which programs their actions. “It is our goal to deliver lifelong learning that excites people and gives them the skills to embrace and unlock new technology advancements.” For more details on the Sunshine Coast Technology Expo visit council’s library website www.library.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au or phone 5475 8989.
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Dana ‘Deadly’ Coolwell Recently Beerwah based boxer Dana ‘Deadly’ Coolwell received the Cathy Freeman Junior Award at the Indigenous Sports Awards held at City Hall in Brisbane. A journalist with the Koori Mail nominated Dana for the award after becoming aware of his impressive achievements including his gold medal in the 46kg class at the Australian Junior Championships which earned him a place at the World Championship in Russia. Dana was one of only six juniors that were selected from the National titles to travel to World Championships which is a great achievement given Dana has only been boxing since 2013. Unfortunately he didn't come away with the win from the World Championship, however he was pretty philosophical about the outcome. His Facebook comments at the time showed his maturity in handling any disappointment saying that it was an awesome experience to represent his country in the sport he loves! “All I can do now is support my team mates, enjoy the experience and learn from it and when I get home map out what's next!” Dana said. And judging by my recent interview with Dana and his coach and mentor Steve Pitt they seem to have the next 10 years of his life mapped out, which will obviously include Commonwealth and Olympic Games. And according to Steve, there won’t be any time for girlfriends, which I didn’t notice Dana making any comments about. Dana is very down to earth about his achievements. Not anticipating that he’d win
Coach Steve Pitt with Dana at the awards the sports award, he hadn’t prepared a speech, so declined the offer of making a comment on receiving the award. However he did tell me that if he had the chance again, he would definitely thank his coach Steve Pitt for his support and encouragement and of course he would thank his mum and everyone else who has supported him along the way. Also on the night, one of Dana’s role models, Johnathon Thurston, won his second Eddie Gilbert Medal. Unfortunately because of his Cowboys' commitments, he wasn’t present at the ceremony, but there was a live video cross to him for his acceptance. Back in 2013 when Dana started boxing he only got involved to improve his fitness for playing Rugby League, just doing a couple of sessions a week. Gradually that has changed and he can now train up to 11 sessions a week and he doesn’t have time to play footie. I asked Dana how has his dedication to boxing impacted on his school work? “Yeah, I am doing much better at school as I have more discipline in getting everything done,” he said. No doubt there will be plenty more stories written about and speeches made by Dana into the future – Go Dana you are doing our community proud.
Libraries looking for presenters If you have valuable knowledge on a topic that you would like to share with the community, Sunshine Coast Libraries would like to hear from you. Community Programs Portfolio Councillor Jenny McKay said there is no doubt libraries play an important role in our community. “Our Sunshine Coast Library network includes eight vibrant and busy library branches and two mobile libraries,” Cr McKay said. “And with more than 1.5 million people visiting Sunshine Coast Libraries every year, of which 32,000 attended the diverse range of free events and activities in 2015, there is no doubt that our community loves this service. “But we cannot do it without the 400 local businesses and community members who help to make this happen. “Our library surveys tell us the community are passionate about these free sessions so we are keen to hear from presenters who would like to share their knowledge on a range of topics in 2016. “It could be anything from sustainable living to health and wellbeing - as long as it educates, informs and supports lifelong learning for our community.” To register your interest please contact Sunshine Coast Libraries on 5475 8989 or email libraries@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au.
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Hoping to raise awareness and shake some of the stigma that can be associated with depression and anxiety, Paul ‘Richo’ Richardson and Col Finley have produced an album bursting with the music of local artists entitled ‘Above the Blue’. The album is set to be launched in Maleny on November 14 with all proceeds going towards Beyond Blue. Around nine months ago, good mates Paul and Col were catching up and having a coffee when the conversation turned towards anxiety and depression – conditions that most people either know of someone who has been affected or have experienced it themselves. In the firm held belief that music can make a difference, Paul and Col set about to get in touch with their musician mates with the idea of a locally produced album that would help raise awareness of these conditions as well as support the critical work of support organisations like Beyond Blue. “We wanted to use music as the bridge to help direct people to professional services like Beyond Blue. We’ve all had a run in or known someone who has had a run in with ‘the black dog’ and it’s important to raise the awareness of these conditions, start the conversations and be able to talk to your mates,” explained Paul. “Even though I’m a big boofy bloke, as a muso it’s probably easier for me to talk about sensitive issues. I also understand the healing power of music and how it can make a difference by reaching out. Music connects us all and transcends all barriers – it is a most powerful healing tool.” Every artist approached didn’t hesitate to donate their time and music, and the album consists of 14 locally established and emerging artists who have all donated a song each to this worthy
cause. The album has a country, alt. country and roots vibe and features a selection of heartfelt and inspiring songs that seek to connect with the listener, from high calibre artists such as Luke O’Shea, Jen Mize and Kevin Borich. The cost of producing the album was generously covered by The Apex Club of Maleny who completely threw their support behind this community based project. “Apex Maleny have been great, they are the best bunch of people who fully support their local community,” said Paul. The album launch will be at the Maleny Showgrounds Pavilion on Saturday, November 14 with doors opening at 6.00pm. Tickets for this special fundraising event will be $60.00 which includes a two course meal, band and performances from ‘Above the Blue’, with all proceeds going to Beyond Blue. This will be an over 18 event and there will be a cash bar available. “Come along to the fundraising night and help support us to support you!” said Paul Tickets for the event are available from Maleny Newsagents, 29 Maple Street or by contacting Paul directly on 0412 698 595. For more details see their website www.abovetheblue.org or like their Facebook page.
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Anniversary celebrations in the air Something must be the air as there are some major wedding milestones being celebrated in our local area this month. Ray and Con Mansell of Beerwah met during naval duties in England, and celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary on October 20. Ray was an Australian who took to the seas at 16 to seek his fame and fortune. He was based in England and when the war broke out he joined the Royal Navy where he first met Con. Ray and Con were both 18 when they married and the wedding was attended by Con’s parents, aunt and uncle and close friend Frankie. The couple had five children in England before immigrating to Australia in 1960 on the ‘Fairsea’. Their last child was born in Australia. Originally Ray and Con settled in Petrie in North Brisbane with Con’s parents living next door. Upon retirement 29 years ago, Ray and Con built their house in Pinelands Drive Beerwah where they have lived ever since. Their anniversary celebrations were held at a family dinner recently with all the (grown up) children, extended family and long term friends helping them celebrate.
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In another great example of a long and happy marriage, Glass House Mountains couple, Ian and Dot McLaren are about to celebrate their Diamond Anniversary on October 29. The couple, who are now 83 and 79, were married in Dundee in Scotland on October 29, 1955 and immigrated to Australia in 1958 with one daughter. Since then the ‘clan McLaren’ in Australia has grown to 15 members including five grandchildren and one great grandchild. The family will celebrate the occasion at Ocean View Winery at Mount Mee. This is the same venue where they had previously renewed their vows at their 50th wedding anniversary celebration, 10 years ago. Even after 60 years, both Ian and Dot are still in regular contact with their bridesmaid and best man (Ian’s brother) from their wedding. For their 50th wedding anniversary, Dot’s bridesmaid was able to fly over to help them celebrate. The couple moved to Glass House Mountains 22 years ago and feel that the surrounding mountains remind them a little of the mountains in Scotland. Ian and Dot have led by example and all three of their daughters have each been married for over 30 years. When asked about what makes a successful marriage and life together, Ian and Dot suggest always be truthful and start and end each day with a hug. And one final piece of advice from the couple; “never go to sleep angry and live life in moderation.”
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Contributed by Gordon McCormack Fellowship and active outings are a major part to our Club’s success and recent months have been good ones. A recent trip saw us on a City Cat for a couple of hours on the Brisbane River and finished up with a rowdy lunch in Good Olde England style at a South Bank noshery. Last month we took a bus and 30 folk had an informative visit to the old Boggo Road jail, followed up with lunch. Those who grew up in Brisbane have childhood memories of the imposing stone walls and worse, the lurid stories told of those ‘nasties’ being held there. Next week we’re being treated to ‘High Tea’, this time at our President’s home, and we’re expecting 50 or so of the Club will be on their best behaviour in the ‘refined’ requirement for such an event. Several of our ladies have been trawling through the old recipe books for those long remembered
The Glasshouse Mountains Probus Group at the old Boggo Road Jail tasty morsels with the blokes ‘tasting’ and passing judgement where they’re allowed. We’ve recently welcomed four new members and that’s pleasing. Our interesting guest speakers have helped to spread our minds. The Library CEO gave us a run down on the value of our Library as a social hub for the Community, if your Club hasn’t had that pleasure, it is really informative. That’s how we are. If this has been of any interest to you we’d be more than happy to explain Probus. Call Gordon on 5439 0446.
Glasshouse Country Senior Citizens Club Contributed by Ian McCarron At our last monthly meeting the lucky door prize winner was Del Davis and the raffle was won by Margaret Lamb. Many thanks to our guest speakers from Australia Zoo. The very informative topic was ‘Crocodile behaviour’. Thanks to all helpers on the day we entertained Palmwoods Seniors.
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Summer’s coming......and so is Carmen! Like many Australian country towns, Maleny has many community groups offering residents the chance to play sport or games, create something beautiful, or to help someone in need. If you haven’t found a group of like-minded people out there, you really haven’t been trying. The Maleny Singers was formed in 2003, offering the chance to sing Christmas carols for the local community. Over the years, the group has progressed to fully-staged operettas with orchestra, while continuing the Christmas carols at the RSL, as well as singing at the Australia Day celebrations at the Showground and the ANZAC Day service. When performances were financially successful, the Singers donated some of that profit to other local community groups, such as the Hospital Auxiliary and the Neighbourhood Centre, along with many other deserving organisations. Last year, the Maleny and District Rural Fire Brigade was the beneficiary for the ‘Merrie England’ concerts at the RSL. Fittingly, the concerts were held on one of the hottest weekends last summer. Luckily, the firies, who were helping at the concert, were not called out! This year, the firies will be there again – helping to set up the Maleny Community Centre, selling raffle tickets and providing afternoon teas for the audience. Most appropriately, this concert is set in hot and sultry Spain, where gypsies roam wild and free! ‘Highlights from Carmen’ serves up
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The Celebrate Beerwah committee thanks our beautiful community for showing their support for our Celebrate Beerwah Street Party by turning up in the thousands. It was a great evening out. Our committee is only small, but it packs a punch. Thanks Debbie, Beckie, Roger, Maree, Ilia, Ana, and Mike. We put in a huge day's work on Friday for the party, but that is nothing compared to the preparation in the months leading up to the day. These people are warm, generous, fun, stubborn, and are all perfectionists. Thank goodness they stepped up to take on this challenge. Our thanks to the sponsors who trusted us to use their money for the community. Cr Rick Baberowski and council staff were in constant contact with us, smoothing the way and cheering us on. We had 63 volunteers helping throughout party day, and we thank them all for contributing to the party's success. They came from all areas of Glasshouse Country. Some belonged to groups like the Beerwah Menshed, Rural Fire Brigade, SES, Glasshouse Baptist Church and CWA. Students from Beerwah High School and Glasshouse Christian College threw themselves into the work, as did some other members of the community, like Dan, Greg, Hanna and Sylvie. Thank you. Using local contractors saved the day. Thanks to Geoff Keast, electrician, for staying on all day and night to make sure all was safe and working, and Michael Whitticker and team who ensured
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our stage sound and lighting was spot on. Local businesses, artisans and community groups created the vibrant market atmosphere. Jenny Broderick brought a wide range of volunteer performers together to bring Simpson Street to life. Jenny also oversaw the setting up of the community stage, and thanks to the crew from the Baptist Church for working with other volunteers packing away the stage which was loaned by Beerwah State Primary School. Thanks for your work, Jenny. We thank the performers for sharing their time and talent with us all. We began with nothing but the desire to build on the success of the Sunshine Coast Council's street party last year. Now we have a fully incorporated organisation, ready to take on more challenges. We plan to hold more events, and support other groups in the region. We have been able to sponsor Glasshouse Muso's for a grant application, and hope to help other groups along the way. Your feedback and questions are welcome. Email us any time. Use our Facebook page. My apologies if I have left anyone out. My head is still spinning! You know we value everyone who has helped us along the way. Thank you Glasshouse Country for showing what a vibrant community we are. Judy Tomlinson, President, Celebrate Beerwah Inc. info@celebratebeerwah.org
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Meaning that the wicket could not be used until it was restored. The synthetic wicket is an extremely important part of our facility. It is used by our Junior cricketers for both training and games, and has been used by the students of Beerwah State High School for their inter-school cricket since the school opened in 1992. It is used by Sunshine Coast Cricket Association for Representative Junior Trials, training and zone games and as a back-up wicket for our senior players.
If the synthetic wicket could not be repaired prior to the commencement of our next season, in October this year, all these people would not be able to access our facility. It would have had a huge impact on the playing of cricket and the club's ability to supply grounds for the Sunshine Coast Cricket Association competition. This would prevent our players from playing locally. Fourtunatley In March this year Sunshine Coast Council provided funding through their Major Grants Community Facilities Program. Aware of the importance to have both of these projects undertaken Glasshouse Districts Cricket Club submitted an application for funding through the program to purchase a new pitch cover and to replace the synthetic covering on our cement wicket. In May the club was advised that the funding for $5,439.00 for these projects had been successful. The club has recently replaced the synthetic covering on the cement wicket and purchased the new pitch cover just in time for the commencement of our new season on October 3. Glasshouse Districts Cricket Club is extremely appreciative of the support from Sunshine Coast Council for funding these projects.
Young Veterans Rally Contributed by Karen and Nick Forster-Jones Diggers Rest They passed through Beerwah on October 21 and stayed at Diggers Rest - ‘A Soldiers Retreat’ en route to Fraser Island, the next stop over, on their epic journey from Victoria to Cape York Peninsula. Their drive is raising awareness for the increasing number of younger generation veterans in our local communities and changing the perception of what the public consider a Veteran to be, through educational talks at local RSL’s and schools. A wonderful evening was had by all around a bonfire and then throwing their swags down under the stars. After a hearty breakfast, Young Veterans Founder Chris May, along with Katie and Shane, presented Quilts of Valour to Veterans Dianne Cuttler, Nigel Brien and Nick Forster-Jones thanking them for their service and sacrifice serving our Country. Follow their journey on https://www.facebook. com/YoungVeteransRSL.
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Kindy kids support our farmers The children of Beerwah Kindy recently collected a gold coin donation as part of their ‘dress like a pirate day’. The group looked to their local community when deciding where to donate the money raised. After seeing an article in GC&M News, we invited local resident Lee to collect the money on behalf of ‘Drought Run’. Lee thanked the children and explained how the money will be put to good use supporting our farmers doing it tough in remote Queensland.
School News New seats for school
Councillor Rick Baberowski recently donated $250.00 to Landsborough State School's P&C Association as part of his personal commitment to community development. This donation enabled the school to purchase two bench seats which have been placed outside the Prep classrooms. P&C President, Jo Brooks, said they had been approached by a few families, highlighting the need for extra seating outside their Prep classrooms. “Parents, grandparents and carers needed a place to meet their children at pick-up time each day. This seating has solved that problem, giving them a comfortable place to wait within close proximity to the classrooms. “Many thanks to Cr Baberowski for his support and donation," she said. Councillor Baberowski visited the school last week to see the finished product and meet some of the school families. Each seat is complete with a plaque acknowledging his valuable contribution to the school.
Building secure attachment with your baby The Hinterland Family Support worker, in conjunction with the Child Health Nurse, will be facilitating a fun six week program for mothers with babies under six months old and expectant mothers. The group will meet together on a Thursday morning from 10.00am to 12.00noon at the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre beginning on Thursday, November 5. Starting Strong is a free program that has been developed to support and nurture the transition from pregnancy to becoming a mother. The aim of the program is to create a supportive environment in which the importance of secure attachment between mother and baby can be explored, understood and fostered. Please register early to secure a place by either phoning Wendy on 0423 716 705 or email at wendy@calcomm.org.au to register.
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Beerwah Street Party
Last Friday's Street Party in Simpson Street at Beerwah, was a credit to the region and the organising committee! What a turn out and what a great event it was, something for everyone on a beautiful balmy evening. Loads of entertainment smattered about, a mouthwatering variety of food, crafty stalls to browse and shop, and fun healthy activities for the kids to enjoy. Well done Beerwah and a huge pat on the back to all those involved in staging yet another brilliant event. The t-shirted volunteers were outstanding, right down to the team of table cleaners who moved up and down the street making sure all the table settings were cleaned and usable for the next patron. Great to see the street shine, the gardens further established and landscaped so dramatically. Beerwah was truly showcased as the up and coming town it’s proving to be. Congratulations, job well done. Andrea Balcombe Peachester
Glasshouse ‘Tyzac Excavations’ Rodeo a success
The Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club Committee would like to extend a big thankyou to our local community for making the 2015 Tyzac Excavations Rodeo a big success. In combination with Honky Tonk Promotions and our Gold Sponsor, without the support, the night would not have been possible. Our list of sponsors include: Tyzac Vacuum Excavation Holcim, GC&M News, Braetop Strawberries, ATL Graphix, Barry’s Family Butchers, Turf Club at Caloundra, Fullerton Farms, Eales Concrete Constructions, Luke’s IGA Glasshouse, Feed & Fodder, Beerwah Tyres & Batteries, Beerwah Small Engines, Mountain Auto Electrics, Matilda Fruit Barn, Hinterland Accounting, Wild Horse Turf, Go Turf, Instyle Electrics, Sandy Creek Pineapples, Cam’s Truck & Bobcat Hire, Bush2Beach Cleaning Services, Mal Brough, Andrew Powell, Elimbah P & C, Dales Welding & Fabrications, Hatchling House Family Day Care, APEX of Maleny and Homestyle Bakery. Without these people this night wouldn’t have been a possibility. Lastly, we cannot thank enough all of our 40 volunteers that helped run the food stalls, canteen, parking and raffles. This was a fantastic community event allowing the Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club to not only give back to the community, but the proceeds from the night will allow sporting opportunities to be available for the children within our community for years to come. Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club Committee
Thanks for a great show!
This year’s annual Spring Orchid Spectacular proved to be one of the best ever! The orchid displays were colourful and amazing and the local community turned out in great numbers to support the event. Glasshouse Country Orchid Society members would like to thank the local business which, in various ways, supported and sponsored the Show. Our thanks to Basset Barks, Beerwah Flowers and Gifts, Peachester Fruit & Veggies, Glasshouse Country & Maleny News, Matilda Fruit Barn and Aranbeem Orchid Nursery. Your support is always deeply appreciated. The major raffle winners were: 1st prize - J Hopgood, Bribie Island, 2nd prize S. Wright and 3rd prize R. Palmer. The flower count competition was won by I Frizzo who, amazingly, was spot on with the total count of 247 flowers. Glasshouse Country Orchid Society
Don’t be blinded by the glamour
On the eve of the Melbourne Cup please take time to think beneath its glamorous facade. Horse racing is a ruthless commercial industry motivated by financial gain and prestige. The fashion, champagne and gambling may excite the crowd but it’s not fun for the horses who are running for their lives. Scratch the surface of the horse racing industry and it’s a sure bet you’ll find suffering, pain and abuse. I’m so passionate about horses and would just like to make you aware of some of its practices. The racing industry in Australia is responsible for the birth of approximately 18,000 foals per year, roughly only 30% end up racing. Most of the rejects will be slaughtered or abandoned. Racehorse owners want a return on their investment as soon as possible, young horses are forced to train and race before their bones and growth plates have matured, this causes injuries such as fractures. Horses can be whipped up to 40 times in a single race, whipping the horse over and over again inflicts physical and psychological pain. Horses are also kept in stables up to 22 hours a day, which can cause suffering from unnatural feed regime, horses control their stomach acid by continuously grazing which they are unable to do. Drug use is also a common practice either through illegal pharmaceuticals or misuse of legal ones. My biggest concern is that the majority of ex race horses lives are expendable, it’s a downward spiral that ends up in the slaughterhouse or knackery. Please go to www.horseracingkills.com as a picture shows a thousand words. Concerned, Beerwah
Maleny Credit Union finalist in Sunshine Coast Business Awards Maleny Chamber of Commerce liked our Financial Literacy Workbook as a resource for the Maleny State High School Year 10 Financial Numeracy class, so much they nominated us for a Sunshine Coast Business Award. The Financial Literacy Workbook is as a result of observing young people come through our doors wanting to consolidate personal debt such as credit cards, store cards and personal loans with some having more than one credit card. It was obvious that some of these young people were struggling financially at such young ages and had no basic understanding of finance. If they weren’t getting it right now what chance did they have in the future and we could not stand by and watch this unfold, we needed to be proactive and be part of a solution. Being member-owned we are a banking and financial services enterprise and also a social enterprise, that is, our purpose is to improve the lives of members through ethical, sustainable and community focused services. The workbook fits right into our ethos. We approached Maleny State High School about putting together a collaborative program to help students to be financially prepared. The school was really excited that we wanted to step up and help them educate their students in financial literacy, and it was decided that a financial workbook could be created as a teaching resource.
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The credit union engaged Nev Dance, Head of Maths Department at the Maleny State High School to consult on the project to ensure structure and alignment with curriculum was being met. The end result was a workbook consisting of 22 units to be taught over 24 weeks every Wednesday to Year 10 students. The topics ranging from Earning, Spending, Saving and Budgeting Money as well as Borrowing right through to Superannuation and Tax and everything in between. It will be updated every year to be ready for the next class of Year 10 students and eventually we want to see this in other high schools. During the last 15 weeks I have been using the Maleny Credit Union Financial Literacy booklet to teach my Year 10 Numeracy Class. The contents are life related and extremely relevant to our students, covering topics that are not covered in their regular subjects. This booklet is so comprehensive it gives the students an insight into nearly all of the pressing financial issues facing Australians today. Mr Mills, Teacher I think this booklet is a great addition to our class. This is one of my favorite subjects, as we always learn things that are actually important. Our class always has discussions about the units and the booklet answers any questions that we feel are important to us. Riley Bartsch, Student Nicole Hilton Business Development Officer
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Moonlight walking for a cause
Last week GC&M News brought you the story of Bryan and Joy Watson from Maleny Motor Trimmers and their 19-year-old daughter Megan who was diagnosed with MS in 2014. They were looking for support for their team ‘The Ranga Runners’ who were participating in MS Moonlight Walk, to be held last Friday night in Brisba ne. This fundraising event supports people living with MS and funding resear ch to find a cure. Following the event, Joy contacted us to let us know what a great night it was. "It was a beautiful night last Friday night for the MS Walka thon and the lights of Brisbane and the river were spectacular and the Story Bridge was lit up red for the night," she said. "I would just like to thank everyone who supported us and let everyone know that by Friday night we had raised $2,566.00 for MS. This put us in 46th place of the 191 teams entered." However donations can still be accepted and they would love to raise that figure even higher. To make a donation simply visit the website www.MoonlightWalk.com.au then click on donate, search for The Ranga Runners and then make a donation. Or if it’s easier for you, call into their workshop 1/14 Lawye r Street, Maleny, and drop off a donation; Joy has a donation tin on the counter.
Sad loss
If you look along the Maleny skyline from the main street to the north, you may spot the silhouette of a tall silky oak tree. When I moved here about 22 years ago there were dozens around town - down the main street, around the cattle yards and along the Obi. They are now all gone. They are a beautiful tree - the flowers which are just starting to open this week provide food for all the nectar eaters, especially the fruit bats and the lorikeets. Today the council tried to cut this one down- one of the last mature ones in the town area. I doubt if we can save it, but I am concerned about the bats who have been coming here to feed for decades, some of which are the rare Grey Headed Flying Fox. I wonder what we will leave for our grandchildren? A sterile denuded urban area with nothing left of the beautiful green subtropical environment so many came to live here for. I hope to get council to plant several replacement silky oak trees with a view to the future, as well as plant more local native flowering street trees to provide food for our precious nectar eaters. Resident, Cherry Street Maleny
Technology glitch
Last Thursday morning I received a letter from a reader at Peachester regarding Woodford Businesses – and before it was placed into the paper it must have been inadvertently deleted from our system. If you are the sender and reading this, could you please re-send for the next edition? Regards Lea
Thanks so much
I would like to thank all the generous businesses who donated goods and services for the raffle at the Beerwah Street Party. I appreciate my 2nd prize win very much and enjoyed having my Koala stall there. I thank the people who supported us. Philip Siggers Beerwah
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Business Local News News Maleny Commerce Update With Spencer Shaw Our October Networking breakfast saw the launch of the Chamber Advantage Program in Maleny. Kimberley Lynch the Regional Manager for Sunshine Coast and Wide Bay Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland (CCIQ) spoke about the many beneficial products that our members can access. The Chamber Advantage Program gives you access to a range of products including, Employer Assistance, Accounting Software, Eftpos, Rostering, Web Hosting and Online Sales, Power Management, Cloud Services, Business Registration and Email Marketing. With all this and more, this program is yet another great reason to join Maleny Commerce. Thank you to Chris and team at the House of Laurels for hosting us. Our next Networking breakfast is on November 10 featuring some of our local legends in the business world. The venue is Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve and our host is Sarah Castaldi and the team at the Mary Cairncross Café. What a great way to start the day with brekkie, conversation, ideas and iconic views of the rainforest and Glasshouse Mountains. This is our last networking breakfast for the year and we will have several local iconic businesses talking about their businesses and their successes. As the year draws to an end, it’s time to plan for 2016. If you’re interested in growing business in Maleny for 2016 we’d love to hear from you, if you’d like to join our management committee, or work on specific projects for our town and region and talk business in Maleny. Business tip of the month is ‘Love your Business’, if you love your business, your customers and the people you work with, then that positive energy rubs off on everyone and makes for a rather pleasant working environment and very attractive place to go and buy what you need or want. Be passionate about your business, know it inside out, and deliver your best and your clients and customers will do a large amount of your marketing for you!
Our next Networking breakfast is on November 10 and it will be our last meeting for the year. It will be held at Mary Cairncross Café and our host is Sarah Castaldi and her team. Book at www.malenycommerce.org.au
Mortgage advisor wins state award
Personal mortgage advisor, Teresa Harrison has just been named the Queensland winner of the Smartline Loans Client Care award. This is a wonderful achievement for Teresa who received the highest average score from customer satisfaction feedback in the state. The client care award is organised nationally by the Smartline franchise and is completely customer driven. The award is based on surveyed feedback that clients complete on settlement of their loans and Teresa received an incredible average of 9.9% out of 10. “For me, this is the most prestigious award to receive as it is created directly from client feedback. It is pretty special to have won this award as it is completely merit based and it also lets me know that I am on the right track with the service I’m providing for my clients,” she said. Teresa works out of her offices based in Woodford and at Hinterland Accounting Services in Beerwah. She has a long term background in Finance which spans over 25 years in and around the local Beerwah area. During this time she has worked for a major local bank, building society and has worked with Smartline for the last eight years. As well as winning the client care award, Teresa was also a state finalist in the Marketing Champion award.
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Jim, Sandra and the team at Beerwah Jewellers would like to invite you to join them in celebrating the launch of their Christmas range with a MASSIVE two day sale event! The event will include a large selection of jewellery up to 50% off, FREE gift bag, prize giveaways and nibbles. Come along on Friday, November 13 from 9.00am until 5.00pm or Saturday, November 14, 9.00am until 2.00pm and enjoy the festivities. The event will be held in store at Shop 4 Beerwah Market Place. Visit one of the friendly staff in store for further details about the event.
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The team at Maleny Optical has been caring for your vision since 2007. We offer complete and professional optometry services, and have the latest in lenses and a large range of brands and hand selected frames and sunglasses to suit all tastes and budgets. Our focus and passion has always been providing the very best and most comprehensive eye care. The experienced Maleny Optical team, are happy to help you find the perfect pair of glasses to suit your look, lifestyle and needs. Consultations are direct billed to Medicare and our practice is a preferred supplier for most major health funds.
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Would you like to attend an Art Journaling workshop by Carolyn Sheather on Wednesday, November 25th? Carolyn is a well known and celebrated Australian artist recognised for her beautifully rendered pastels and drawings with a clear eye for discovering the magic in each moment. This workshop will be great fun and an opportunity to mix with other artists and would-be artists to learn how to illustrate, decorate and embellish your journal. The full day workshop costs $90.00 and includes a sumptuous morning tea. Places are limited so if you would like to book please telephone Holden’s Gallery on 5494 2100 between 10.00am and 4.00pm Monday to Saturday.
Mrs Browns Cafe Espresso Bar How does Melbourne Cup at a great new venue with a lively atmosphere and amazing food sound to you? Add in a fashion parade, sweeps, bubbly and cocktails and you have the perfect event. Last minute bookings are being taken, so get a group together and don’t miss out. The countdown is also on for your Christmas party function. Why not kick back and let the team organise your work outing this Christmas? Call in today to discuss your best Christmas party ever! www.gcnews.com.au
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Death rates for female breast cancer and gynaecological cancers have dropped significantly in Queensland in recent decades, new Cancer Council research shows. The latest data from CCQ’s Cancer Research Centre shows female breast cancer death rates have dropped by an average of more than 2% per year since 1993 – a total decrease of 34%. Death rates for gynaecological cancers decreased by 28% between 1982 and 2012, with the biggest drop for cervical cancer, with death rates 60% lower today than in the early 1980s. “The drop in death rates is linked to a range of factors including earlier detection, participation in
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Living Library News by Caroline and staff at Maleny Library What’s happening at Maleny Library? Storytelling - If you have young children, Maleny Library has weekly storytelling sessions for parents. Storytelling is held each Thursday from 9.30am to 10.30am and includes stories, rhymes and a craft activity. Baby Rhyme Time is held each Friday from 9.30am to 10.00am with stories and songs. No bookings are required. Tech news at the library - Drop in Tech sessions for mobile devices are now being held each Tuesday from 2.00pm to 3.00pm and Library staff will be available to help you with your queries. Book sales - Make sure you don’t miss the monthly Friends of Maleny Library Book Sales on the first Saturday of each month. Make sure you mark November 7 and December 5 in your diary so you don’t miss out on some great bargains of fiction and non-fiction books. If you are looking for somewhere to volunteer – consider the Friends of Maleny Library. Poets Voices: 1914 - 1918 - Join Helen McBride at 10.00am on Wednesday, November, 11 as she talks about her journey in creating a collection of WW1 poems which she handscripted and illuminated with medieval and modern script. Bookings are essential. Frugal Festivities - Join Rhonda Hetzel, world renowned author of ‘Down to Earth, The Simple Life’ and ‘The Simple Home’ at 10.00am on Friday, November 27 as she shares her best festive money saving tips. Bookings are essential. Did you know - You can bring in your Library card and try out an iPad, Galaxy tablet or e-Reader for a few hours or borrow eBooks and eAudio books for the car. You can also download magazines, music and films to keep. Library Book reviews by Amanda ‘The book of strange new things’ by Michael Faber is about a minister whose congregation is in another solar system. Determined not to be put off by this subject matter I launched into the book and before long was addicted by the compelling plot and sense of foreboding. It turned out to be a wonderful story about how the minister manages his marriage by distance and the friendships he forges with his new congregation. A book about love, friendship and forgiveness – I highly recommend this as a good read. ‘Left neglected’ by Lisa Genova is also a compelling read about a woman who answers the phone while driving, causing an accident and ending up with brain damage. She must then learn to live a new life and ultimately a more fulfilling one. I couldn’t put it down and it made me think about how addicted we are to our devices and to work and that maybe there is a better way… ‘The strange library’ by Haruki Marakami is a very weird but funny book about a guy who goes into a library reading room to do some research, only to find the librarian is a brain eating zombie who wants to steal his scholarship! Quirky but nice…beware your next visit to the Library! 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
Welcome into the studio
Local artist, Michele Deveze is one of seven artists and Arts Connect Inc. members across the Hinterland who will open her studio on the weekend of October 31 / November 1 (the last weekend of the month). Michele presently has almost as much space as she wants (you can never have enough), and she can just about always find all her tools and the special sheets of paper and pieces of dead plants and animals that she needs for the next work. The Dirty Studio is located at 232 Candle Mountain Drive, Peachester and looks over Crohamhurst Creek to Mount Beerwah, Mount Coonowrin, Mount Ngungun, and Tibrogargan. She shares common space with all her workshop tools and one cat of no small importance. Of pride of place is the etching/litho press and beautiful silky-oak and pine ex-government drafting furniture. The Clean Studio - the drawing room - is upstairs in a closed-in verandah overlooking the Blackall
Range, and is shared with a few too many cats. Why not enjoy a weekend drive and see artists at work in their creative spaces? This is part of the Arts Connect Inc. New look ‘Open Studio Program’, where artist’s studios will continually be open on the last weekend of each month, with Michele's studio open on Saturday and Sunday morning until 12.00noon. All you need to do is click onto the Arts Connect Inc. web site to find out who is opening each month! www.artsconnectinc.com.au
Watercolour exhibition An exhibition of watercolours by Mirella is being held over three days, from Friday, October 30 to Sunday, November 1 from 9.00am to 4.00pm each day. With the coming of spring, watercolourist Mirella, says she has painted flowers. “With flowers I try to interpret how the sunshine is contained within the cup of a flower, lends transparency to a petal, or diminishes detail, but still retains its essence. I favour an impressionistic approach,” she said.
Mirella was born in Italy, majored in the History of Art and Literature in South Africa, became a potter in Australia and took up painting when she settled in Maleny 13 years ago. The Exhibition is being held at Maleny Garden, 34 Mountain View Road, Maleny. There will also be delicious meals, coffee and tea available at the venue. The event is a fundraiser for the Friends of Ebenezer.
All Things Connected Exhibition
Colour - faunia in Beerwah
Residents at Crystal Waters Eco Village, Sandra Ferguson, Susie Foster, Beth Allen and Leeela Finch, have come together to present an exhibition which focuses on the spiritual thread of interconnectedness. The exhibition is on at the Lift Art Gallery during November and December. The official opening will be on Sunday, November 8 at 11.00 am. All are welcome. Life is joyously full of contrasts and differing perspectives which we celebrate and Curious Notions appreciate as by Susie Foster we showcase an eclectic mix of styles, mediums and subject matter, highlighting the relationship that exists personally and globally and which for us reflect an inner and outer essence that unites all things. Lift Gallery is located at 926 Maleny - Montville Road, Maleny. Opening hours Wednesday Sunday. 10.00am – 4.00pm.
Vianta Arts in Simpson Street is celebrating spring with Jim Cox’s exhibition ‘Colour – Faunia’ from November 1 to November 29. Jim has been roaming around his forest neighbourhood, carrying with him his artist’s eye, bringing back images of the common and the ordinary in our lives, which he has represented as we’ve never seen them before. The opening of the exhibition will be on November 6 at 6.00pm. Light refreshments will be served at the opening, and an a la carte menu will be available from 7.00pm, after the opening – call Steve on 0412 312 399 for table bookings. For information about having an exhibition at Vianta Arts, email reddoorart@bigpond. com. OCTOBER 28 2015 |
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Out & About CDs and drinks with Jane Rutter On Sunday, October 18 there were 220 people packed into the Maleny Community Centre for the Maleny Arts Council’s final offering for the year, the internationally acclaimed flautist Jane Rutter. Much loved in Maleny, Jane presented a versatile program ranging from Vivaldi’s ‘Spring’ to ‘Blue Skies’ and ‘Danny Boy’. She interspersed the music with chats about the many flutes she brought on stage and anecdotes from her life as a flautist. It is a tradition that the audience is invited to Drinks on the Deck after Arts Council shows and on this occasion Jane’s CDs were as much in demand as the nibbles and drinks. The audience came from as far afield as Townsville and Brisbane for the show.
Arts Council President Jennifer Radbourne serves nibbles to Jeanette Nobes
Community Centre's Ann Koenig serves drinks to Lynn Law visiting from Carindale and Tom Aspinall from Sunnybank
Jane Rutter (centre) explains the flute to Katie White with Kevin Radbourne helping with CD sales
Group of happy concert-goers having drinks on the deck after the Jane Rutter concert, Lindsay and Margie Thomas with Lily and John Reid
Looking pleased with the performance Past President Dawn Wall shares a plate of nibbles with husband Locon
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Things To Do Halloween Blues, Zydeco and Rockabilly Night On Saturday,October 31, Crystal Waters Permaculture Village will be playing host to the Halloween Blues, Zydeco and Rockabilly Night featuring The New Orleans sound of The Zydeco All-stars. Helping the All-stars will be five of the Sunny Coast’s best blues talent. A mouthwatering Cajun menu will be available, as well as wood-fired pizza from the famous Crystal Waters Bakery. To help raise funds for the Community Co-op, the Crystal Waters Co-op will be running a bar selling beer and wine. To get into the mood of Halloween, come dressed for the occasion. Doors open 5.30pm, first band on 6.00pm, $18.00 /$15.00 concession, kids 15 and under free entry. Bunkhouse and camping accommodation available. You can find Crystal Waters off Kilcoy Lane Conondale. For more information contact Tom: 5494 4590, or email tombow51@hotmail.com or see www.crystalwaters.org.au.
‘X + Y’ cryptic algebraic title for a film Originally called ‘A Brilliant Young Mind’, this movie will be screened by the Maleny Film Society in the Maleny Community Centre at 7.15pm on Saturday, October 31, (dinner by Wild Rocket from 6.00pm, with bar and tea and coffee stand). Nathan is a teenager with ‘special powers’ – a special interest and huge talent in mathematics which pushes him to the fore for the national team for IMO (International Mathematics Olympiad), while social ineptitude and the mystery of love hold him back. Asa Butterfield plays Nathan, with Sally Hawkins as his passionately supportive mother and Rafe Spall as the encouraging but damaged maths teacher Mr Humphreys. Members of the MFS may pre-book via the Maleny Information Centre or on-line. Temporary members welcome. Admission $13.00 (members $8.00). Memberships are also available on-line. www.malenyfilmsociety.info
Sunshine Statesmen 25th Anniversary Concert
The Sunshine Statesmen are presenting a night of entertainment at the Buderim War Memorial Hall on Saturday, October 31. The Statesmen are celebrating 25 years of a cappella singing on the Sunshine Coast and would love former members of the Chorus to come along to help them celebrate this significant milestone. The Hot Ginger Chorus, an all female a cappella chorus, will spice up the evening with their renowned showmanship. Hot Ginger have a repertoire which includes ballads, show tunes, popular music and Australian tunes. They are directed by Kim Kirkman, a founding member and musical director of The Ten Tenors. The Statesmen are also delighted to introduce to the Sunshine Coast Blindside, a group of four young singers who are current national youth quartet champions. The doors will be open from 6.30pm with the show commencing at 7.00pm. For tickets contact Paul on 5445 6497. Tickets which include refreshment and a light supper are $25.00 for adults and $10.00 for under 15's.
A night at the Proms Orchestral Concert Join the Sunshine Coast Symphony Orchestra for an evening of the best of British music, traditional, classical and fun. Music will include Carl Maria von Weber’s Clarinet Concerto Opus 73 in F Minor 1st Movement, Elgar’s Pomp and Circumstance, Aaron Copeland’s Fanfare for the Common Man and Hoe Down and Gounod’s Petite Symphonie. The talented Mr Adrian King will conduct the orchestra and will also feature guest soloists George Cuffe, Vocal and Sian Davis, Clarinet. Sing along with a medley of old favourites like Jerusalem, Rule Britannia and Auld Lang Syne. Bring your Union Jack and Australian flags. The concert is being held at Lake Kawana Community Centre, Sportsmans Parade, Bokarina, on Saturday, November 21 at 7.00pm. Cost is $35.00 at the door or $30.00 for pre-paid/ concession and Groups of 10+ $25.00 at the Lake Kawana Community Centre (5413 1400) or from www.sunshinecoastsymphonyorchestra.com
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What’s on for gardeners in October • Elimbah-Caboolture Herb Club – November 6, 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 (was called Society for Growing Australian Plants) – November 8, 2.00pm at 521 Mt Mellum Road, Mt Mellum for a talk and demonstration on water plants and their uses, by Anne Windsor. All welcome. Enquiries to 5494 9187 or sgapsuncoast@gmail.com. • Hibiscus Society, Sunshine Coast Branch – November 8, 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. • Faunawatch – November 11, 8.00am. Fauna spotting through Maroochy Bushland Botanic Gardens, Palm Creek Road, Tanawha. We start with a walk on one of the several trails, followed by BYO morning tea and general discussion. Phone 0422 429 594 for details. • Peachester Garden Club – November 19, 9.30am at Peachester Hall. Learn about local plants and gardening from local people. Visitors always welcome. For more info please call Trish on 5496 9169. • Glasshouse Country Orchid Society – November 12, commencing at 7.30pm at the Glasshouse RSL, Reed Street, Glass House. For further information please call Jan on 5494 2301. • Maleny Garden Club – November 24, 9.30am at The Old Witta School, Witta Road, Witta. Interesting guest speakers, please bring your own chair and cup or mug. Contact Jan on 5499 9010. • Forest Heart Native Plant Nursery – November 27 and 28. Official launch celebrations … music, displays, bush foods, gardening sessions and advice, kids activities. 20 Coral Street, Maleny, 5435 2193.
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10,000 ways that won’t work! I must confess … my most recent grand elaborate garden plan sadly did not turn out the successful endeavor I envisaged. My husband warned me, but I smothered my doubts deeper than the dreaded weed I was battling – NUTGRASS! I’m sure I’ll hear the murmurs of understanding from those that have tried and failed against nutgrass, along with many suggestions on ways to eradicate it from others, however, this is one battle I’m going to have to concede defeat on. In part it has been a humbling experience, thinking that if I just kept removing it and persevered, it would eventually be gone and I’d win. Yet due to the sheer infestation my gardens quickly became carpeted in nutgrass as it grew quicker than I could weed. Instead of buckling in defeat though, I’m embracing this as an excellent lesson in the problems encountered in productive gardening, and we shall start again armed with experience and knowledge. Another bonus was that I noticed my battle being lost early and I already had started to hedge my bets and plant back within my orchard area, so I should be able to maintain my vegetable supply. This integrated planting was also inspired by an amazing garden I was fortunate enough to see during my work travels, as it so successfully demonstrated how well productive plantings could be combined throughout display gardens. To be honest, in my mind, I had only the two ends of the productive garden spectrum: conventional segregated plots and permaculture. The choice between these was determined by whether you liked an orderly or a natural garden style. Now, after seeing how productive, healthy and beautiful the integrated garden can be, with a mix of both styles within yet another, my thinking has been changed. So this month, I’m getting stuck into my usual planting of summer vegetables, but in a different format, and I’m looking forward to having a heap of fresh salad vegetables to harvest for all the outdoor barbecues. I hope everyone that dreams of growing their own produce but has struck trouble, like my nutgrass dilemma, has not been defeated. It is at time like this I think of Thomas Edison’s quote, 'I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.' Until next month in ‘Get Up and Grow’. Vegetable
Preparation
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Tomato
Mound compost/soil/manure, mulch well. Plant seedling or seed into a pocket filled with soil or seed raising mix
3 of each colour
Sweet Corn
Dig in manure and Organic Xtra. Plant seeds direct. When 15cm, sprinkle blood and bone, mound the soil and mulch around the stem.
Block of 30 each month.
Carrot
Finely tilth soil, scatter approx 1/2 cup blood and bone per sq.m and lime to pH 6.5-7.5. Plant seeds direct.
2 x 1.5m rows every 2 weeks
Cucumber
Dig in manure, mound, plant seed direct and mulch thickly around mound. Can be trellised to reduce powdery mildew.
4 plants each month.
Beetroot
Dress soil with lime to pH 6.5-7.5 and apply a good handful of blood and bone/ sq.m. before planting soaked seed.
4x1.5m rows
Lettuce – loose leaf
Dig in lots of manure and Dynamic Lifter. Plant seeds direct. Regular liquid feed.
6 plants each month.
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Zucchini and Dig in manure and mound. Plant seed Squash direct and mulch thickly around mound.
4 plants each month.
Beans
20 plants each month.
Adjust pH to 6.5-7.0. Potash can be applied sparingly to boost potassium. Mulch/ hill around stems as they grow.
Jade likes her family to be able to live as self sufficiently as possible from her garden and she loves to share her knowledge with others. www.gcnews.com.au
Property of the week Rare Glass House residential large blocks Your choice of two big (over 800m²) cul-de-sac, gentle sloping beautiful blocks. Right in the heart of town, within an easy few minutes’ walk to shops, rail and overlooking a pretty local neighbourhood park. Town water, sewer and underground power are already connected, so the land is ready to build now. Most modern residential blocks are only around 650m², on offer here is lots of room for kids, toys and shed or potential for a duplex (STCA) or dual living. Quality, location and room to create your dreams. Ruwa Drive, Glass House Mountains Lot 2 - 808m² $215,000 and Lot 8 - 838m² $209,000. As an example of house and land, Dixon Holmes have an indicative house and land package on the web, starting from $383,405. For more details contact the selling agent John King, First National Real Estate on 0409 570 284.
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Noticeboard The Melbourne Cup Luncheon - the Maleny Catholic Ladies will present a Melbourne Cup Luncheon with complimentary champagne on arrival, as well as a buffet lunch and sweets. There will be TV race coverage, multiple sweeps, and multi-draw raffles as well as a raffle for a wheelbarrow jam packed with goodies. Melbourne Cup Day is Tuesday, November 3 and the event kicks off at 10.30am at the Pat Daley Function Centre, Maleny Catholic Church, 45 Cedar Street Maleny. Entry is $30.00 and bookings are essential, tickets are available from Pam, phone 5494 2487. The Glasshouse Country Uniting Church (Twin Peaks Drive) - is holding a Christmas Car boot sale on between 8.00am - 12.00noon on Saturday, October 31. With the countdown to Christmas underway this is a perfect time to stock up on preloved toys, shed stuff, plants, clothing and more. Car boot sites are only $10.00. For more details contact Kevin 5439 9735 or Geoff 5438 7928. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church - is holding the ‘Longest Lutheran Lunch’ in their church grounds at Witta on Sunday, November 1. There will be a service for All Saints Day at 9.30am and the day will feature the theme of ‘Pioneers’ – so attendees are welcome to dress up in period costume. There will be traditional German food but please bring a picnic lunch to share. Picnic starts at 12.00noon followed by games. Dance at Glass House - A dance will be held at the Glass House Mountains Community Hall, on Saturday, December 5 from 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. Beerwah Peachester RSL Sub-branch has cancelled their Remembrance Day Service on November 11 that has previously been advertised, due to unforeseen circumstances. Beerwah Peachester RSL Sub-branch advises that until further notice all monthly meetings have been cancelled. Queensland Country Women's Association Maleny Branch monthly meeting to be held 9.30am Friday, November 6 at 1 Bicentenary Lane, Maleny. All are welcome to attend, help us support the women and children of our community, contact Meg 0408 276 571. Range Cancer Support Group meets 12.30pm to 2.30pm Friday, November 6 at the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre for information sharing, a shared lunch and companionship. All are welcome. Contact Judy 5435 8140. Sunshine 60 and Better Group will be hosting Melbourne Cup Madness – so don’t forget to wear your best hat, on Tuesday, November 3, 10.30am – 12.00noon. The group is a healthy ageing program providing a variety of fun activities to keep the mind and body active for older people. New members welcome. Bring along a wrapped gift to the value of around $3.00 and join in for a fun, friendly time. Held at Uniting Church Hall, 56C Queen Street, Caloundra. For more information phone
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Monday, November 2 - The QCWA Beerwah Branch will hold their meeting at 10.00am at the CWA Hall in Simpson Street. Wednesday, November 4 - Glasshouse Country Menshed, meets from 8.30am – 12.30pm at Glasshouse Country Care, Peachester Road, Beerwah. For more information phone Bob on 0427 606 240. Thursday, November 5 - Glasshouse Country Toastmasters 9.00am for 9.15am start at the Church on the Rise, Peachester Road, Beerwah. Visitors welcome. For more information ring 5496 9855.
9am Sunday, 58 Roberts Rd Beerwah All welcome! Enquiries: 5494 6354
Chris Johnson - Glasshouse Country Baptist Church
CATHOLIC WEEKEND MASSES
Diary Dates
Glasshouse Country Baptist Church
Glasshouse Country Ministers Fellowship Sometimes I wonder what God would say to all the bad press He is getting lately? For example people who claim to love and serve God are continually in the papers- for all the wrong reasons. God seems harsh and unloving; He is against personal freedom and seems to be down on fun, enjoyment, even personal happiness. More than that, surely belief in God is so irrelevant after all hasn’t science disproven God? I am not a prophet – actually I work for a nonprofit organisation, but here is what I think God would say. I think God would say firstly I am here, regardless of whether you think I am around. How do we know God is here? The Bible says that God turned up on our doorstep in the person of Jesus, showing us he is real and interested in us. The second thing God would say is that it’s not over yet. God says that one day He will do something about all the religious hypocrites and bad and evil that is in the world. People’s actions have not gone unnoticed and God will
5443 7281, email - admin@sun60.com.au or visit our website - www.sunshine60.org.au Queensland Country Women's Association - Maleny Branch Night Group meet 7.30pm Friday, November 13 for a ‘Book Club’ evening. All are welcome to attend and share reading experiences along with a cuppa and a chat. Contact Judy 5435 8140. Aglow international - Sunshine Coast Branch will meet at Flame Tree Baptist Church Hall, 27 Coes Creek Road, Nambour, on Friday, November 13, commencing at 9.30am. Come along, bring a friend and enjoy worship and an inspirational message. Entry $8.00 includes a delicious morning tea. Aglow International is a non-denominational Christian organisation and has branches in 172 nations and on six continents. Men and women are made welcome. For further information contact Melva 5443 5752 or Dorothy 5476 4190.
ultimately not let that go- but for now we have to be patient. Thirdly, God says that He knows what’s best for us. As our maker God knows how to get the best out of the machinery He has made. We may not think so - and so we do what we want, but God says trust me, I know who to get the best out of life. As a matter of fact Jesus says I have come to give you life in all its fullness, and a life that satisfies our deepest longings. If we leave God out of the picture, then what we have left is still pain, sickness, sorrow and sadness - we still have religious nut jobs blowing people up and stealing - people still get sick and die from diseases, people are still unhappy and unfulfilled. God says I am here and one day I will fix all this, you just have to trust me.
Midweek craft, kids and youth programs – see gcbcq.org
GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY
LUTHERAN CHURCH Reed Street, Glass House Mtns
Sunday Worship & Sunday School 9.00am
Contact 5439 9341 or 5496 9671
Glasshouse Country Uniting Church www.glasshousecountryunitingchurch.org.au 8:30am Sunday – Worship & Sunday School Wed. 9-11am – Playgroup Wed. 4-5.30pm – Primary Kids Club
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MALENY: Sun 10 am cnr McCarthy & Landsborough Rds
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41 Caloundra Rd, Caloundra
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PLUMBER DRAINER – GASFITTER
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0439 679 128
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Sport Duncan Armstrong inspires students to go for gold Winner of three Olympic gold medals, a silver medal, an Order of Australia, world record holder and Young Australian of the Year (1988), Duncan Armstrong had a lot of wisdom to pass onto Glasshouse Christian College students at their Sports Awards Night. Growing up in hot Rockhampton fostered Mr Armstrong’s love of swimming from an early age but it was a school guest speaker that ignited his passion to dream big and ‘go for gold’. The Armstrong family moved to Brisbane so Duncan would have access to the training and facilities he needed to follow his dream. “Never underestimate the commitment of your family supporting your goals,” Mr Armstrong said. “They are your taxi service and your cheer squad. You will be emptying their petrol tank and then emptying their pantry when you get home again,” he added.
Duncan Armstrong with his doppelganger GCC teacher Russell Modlin Mr Armstrong gave an animated and selfdepreciating account of his first gold medal win. “We were all standing at the edge of the pool with the whole world looking on. I was concentrating on my breathing but was really wound up with adrenalin so when they introduced the swimmers and came to my name I whooped and pushed my hand in the air to show I was number one,” he said with embarrassment. “Even Laurie Lawrence who was psyching me up was shocked. ‘You better win it now,’ he shouted! Luckily, I did.” An unexpected addition to the night’s program was seeing just how good a doppelganger GCC’s
Horse Riding @ Rossi’s 5494 8515 or 0401 294 241
Lessons for Beginners to Advanced
Beerwah Golf Club
Cassidy Ferris and Daemon Cruise proudly hold their trophy as the Primary Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year
Andrea Little and Damian Tomokino were announced the Secondary Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year Russell Modlin is for Duncan Armstrong. Mr Modlin said complete strangers wouldn’t believe that he wasn’t Mr Armstrong and he would have to point to his name badge to prove the point. Approximately 300 people attended the GCC Sports Awards Night and parents almost burst with pride when they saw their son or daughter awarded a highly prized trophy or medal. The most coveted award of the night is the Sportswoman and Sportsman of the Year. This year the Primary Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year were Daemon Cruise and Cassidy Ferris and the Secondary Sportsman and Sportswoman of the year were Damian Tomokino and Andrea Little respectively.
Tamara heading to Canberra Tamara Taripo, of Glasshouse Mountains State School competed at the Athletics State Championships at Townsville last weekend. She came second in the 10 year girls shotput with a PB of 9.84m. Tamara also came second in 10 year girls discus with a PB of 29.67m. She has now been invited to compete at Nationals in Canberra. Also competing recently in the State Championship was Amy Trevan from Glasshouse Country Christianschool who competed in the U10High Jump and came 7th in the State. Great work girls! www.gcnews.com.au
Contributed by Sue Greentree On Thursday, October 22 the season’s Monthly Medal winners played for their Medal of Medallist badge and the winner was Gail Gundry. In conjunction, 66 women played in the final Stroke Electric in two divisions for trophies donated by Mavis Brimelow and Lyn Nichols. Division 1 Winner was Gail Gundry with 68 nett, Runner-up was Cathy Stone on a count back with 70 nett. 2nd Runner-up was Meg Ferran on a count back with 70 nett. Division 2 Winner was Carol Fraser with 73 nett, Runner-up was Audrey Girard with 74 nett, and 2nd Runner-up was Jackie Collinson with 75 nett. NTP’s were won by: Barbara Whitfield no: 2; Sue Williamson no: 5; Teresa Keast no: 16 and Brenda Briese no: 18.The Ball Rundown went to 77 nett. Next Thursday, October 29, is the final Stableford Eclectic sponsored by Barbara McIntosh and Lea Doyle. The ladies welcome new members, beginners and visitors. Happy golfing.
Lyn Nichols, Audrey Girard, Carol Fraser and Mavis Brimelow
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Property Maintenance Handyman, lawns (large or small) & garden, rubbish removal, welding, pens. disc. Ph: Clay 0410 581 881 want that new car feeling again? Without the price tag? I have extensive experience & take pride in my work & cars. From a simple wash to a full detail. I can cater to your needs. For a quick quote or to make an appointment - contact Andrew 0423 174 420 mels clothing alterations & repairs Monday - Friday Ph: 0432 858 068 fran staley music studio - Piano / Voice, qualified teacher 5494 0432 or 0423 873 288
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RHS FLAT BAR ANGLE PIPE HOUSE POSTS SHEET PLATE CHANNEL MESH PURLINS 2NDS ALSO AVAILABLE IN SHEET ALL STEEL SUPPLIES AT COMPETITIVE PRICES AND CUT TO SIZE timber split posts $12 each. Timber stays $20 each. Also timber boards available (6x2, 5x2 etc) Ph: 0429 496 283 ceiling fans $30 each, beautiful light fittings & chandeliers (flower pattern, mother of pearl etc) $25 each. Ph: 5494 0913 or 0407 380 412 ITEMS FOR SALE: Rosewood solid timber french polished dining suite & buffet $990, solid timber 40's cot $20, office desk with shelves $30, compost bin $5, outdoor glass table+ umbrella $20, skinny window aircon $20, floor rug $20, laminex table $20, 50 slate tiles $50. Phone Graham 0415 587 700
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Clearing Sale Account: Mirrabooka Farm Produce Pty Ltd Location: 45 Irwin Road Elimbah 4516 Time: 10.00am
Date: Saturday 31st October 2015
Tractors: Kioti TX 1002 with 901 bucket & 4 in 1 bucket, A/C cab 660hrs. MF 5445, 90hp, A/C Cab with row crop tyres, 2600hrs, 540 Fiat 2wd, Farmall Super AV, Toyota Dyna 4½ ton farm truck Machinery: Hustler 37hp diesel 72’ cut mower, Silvan 6’ HD slasher, 1½ yard Hooper Scooper, 14 Plate disc Rice Paddy leveler, speed planter, ripper, 2 row mech planter. Farming: MacGregor 1 ton ice machine, Vicon fert spreader, fuel tanks, diamond harrows, Curley tynes, 400lt spray tank, carry all, 10 person packing table, Bret Tech sticker machines on conveyors, qty fert. Irrigation: Large quantity poly pipe, fittings & hoses, 3”& 4” aluminium pipes. Workshop: Full smoko room equip, Mig CIG welder, Weldmaster mig & stick, 3 phase compressor. Cattle: Leights CIA crush, 30 portable panels, 5 gates, 1 ramp, hay rack, electric fence, round bales.
Plus sundries to many to list. Photo ID is required – Viewing 7.30am prior to auction. Photos & more info www.mikewheeler.com.au Cash or Cheque Payments. Phone: 5496 1203 Garry 0418 783 288 or Mike 0417 320 590 36
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Cars, Bikes, Caravans & Boats
beerwah 43 Alf's Pinch Road. Sat 7am - 4pm. Moving sale - cross-stitch & cooking books, household bric-abrac, 4man tent. beerwah 193 Mawsons Road. Sat 7am - 1pm. Gates, single / double bunk bed, some fishing & camping gear, collectable plates, Landcruiser chrome rims.
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BOTTLESHOP & BAR STAFF REQUIRED Must have experience. Previous applicants need not apply. Must be available for nights & weekend work. Apply in person. Landsborough Hotel.
QCamel is looking for someone with large animal husbandry experience to join our dairy team part-time including weekends, 6am starts. Suits a gentle nature and someone who enjoys a challenge. Phone Lauren on 0438 777 948 or email qcamel@bigpond.com
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How many pussy cats? 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!" Submitted by Sarah, Glass House Mountains
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CANCER June 22 – July 22 A friend may turn out to be warm and caring enough for you to turn to that person for advice, companionship and perhaps affection. Under the Gemini full Moon, this may find you seeking a quiet private time if recent activities have been too hectic or intense. LEO July 23 – August 22 This week a Gemini full Moon urges you to be strong in your principles but not too dogmatic. You need to find out when to bend and when to flow with your friends either at work or at home. Perhaps it is a good idea to apply the brakes re cash expenditure. VIRGO August 23 – September 22 All you darling Virgos, under this Gemini full Moon, sees you bringing culmination to recent discussions. Plans and good feelings are well and truly on track and perhaps a breakfast connection inspires a grounded practical plan for the future entailing travel. LIBRA September 23 – October 22 The full Moon is in an air sign, namely Gemini, and emphasis is on your air sign Libra, in monetary dealings with others. Regarding these companions it’s a perfect time to be intellectually enthusiastic with them, provided idealism is well founded at this time.
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