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Regular readers of GC&M News know that I am a lover of knitting and crocheting. I say this in the way that means I ‘love’ to see our tree outside the office yarn bombed each year and not in a way that means I ‘love’ to actually knit and crochet myself. I am, however, an admirer of those talented enough to create visually amazing, as well as functional, items such as the one that our cover girl Caroline is modelling this week. The headwear that Caroline and fellow knitter Renate Kilpatrick make are truly remarkable and the term ‘beanie’ does not really do justice to these works of art. The ladies are eager to encourage other keen local knitters and crocheters to join them in putting their creative talents to the test and making either tea cosies or beanies to enter in ‘The Happy Hookers Fiber Art Tea Cosy / Beanie Competition 2018’ at the Landsborough Hall Markets. (And, no, we are not talking about that type of hooker!) Check out the story on page 5 to find out more.
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Wonderfully weird winner Caroline Payne is local fibre artist and ‘beanieologist’. Her work can best be described as quirky, coolly creative and wonderfully weird. The Glasshouse Mountains artist recently entered examples of her work in the long running Alice Springs Beanie Festival, gaining both an award and a prize. With thousands of beanies made and sold at the annual charity event which started in 1997, the festival enjoys interest both nationally and internationally. By gaining awards at this year’s event, Caroline has been well recognised for her particular penchant for fibre art. Caroline won both a special mention with ‘The Stitched Up Beanie’ Certificate awarded for one of her highly imaginative creations (‘Galaxy Cube Intergalactic Journey Planer 3018’) and also won the ‘Beanie Festival Committee Acquisition Prize’ for her ‘Triwizard Tournament’ headpiece. The acquisition award is where the festival committee buys a unique piece and includes it as part of a national travelling exhibition. Caroline was originally put on to the festival by another fellow award-winning artist, the talented Renate Kirkpatrick. Like Caroline, Renate also features her work at the Landsborough Markets and both ladies recently took out top prizes at Maleny’s Knitfest. This is the third year that Caroline has entered her work in the annual festival and she is understandably thrilled to be a winner at this world recognised event. She says that she wasn’t
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able to attend this year but was able to send her pieces along with a friend who was attending the Alice Springs event. “I’d actually missed the call to tell me that I’d won and so when I did find out later I did the ‘happy dance’ – it was a really big deal!” says Caroline. Caroline says that she grew up in a crafty family where creativity was encouraged. She has always been artistic, and most of her mediums used have been self-taught. Her interest in fibre art has developed over the last 10 years and previously she worked a lot with sculpture, though she always enjoyed sewing and tactile work. A long-time local volunteer, Caroline has been involved with the Landsborough Hall for a number of years. She has held a weekly market stall for the last six years where people can view, buy and commission her creations. “I get inspired by books and what people want,” she says. “Anime and Cos-Play is big at the moment and so I get a lot of commission orders – especially from teenagers! I’m a huge Dr Who fan, so that’s also been a popular theme.” Never reading a pattern, all of Caroline’s designs are created by her from concept to the finished product. She sketches an idea, gets busy and puts her creativity to good use. Following on from the success of last year’s inaugural ‘Fibre Art Tea Cosy and Beanie’ competition held as part of the ‘Loving Landsborough’ celebrations, Caroline is organising her second Beanie and Tea Cosy Competition
Juanita Flett, Caroline Payne and Sue-Ellen Borham model some of Caroline and Renata’s beautiful work to run at the Landsborough Hall from Saturday August 18 until Saturday August 25. Last year 54 entries were received and organisers are again hoping for a good number of entries for this year’s fundraising event. Entries can be submitted right up until August 18 and are welcome from all age groups and can be knitted, woven, crocheted, sewn or made in any crafty medium – the only rule is that it must be a covering for a teapot or head. People will be invited to make a gold coin donation to view and vote during the week of the event in three categories: novice, intermediate and advanced. For more information and to download an entry form, go to the event’s Facebook page at The Happy Hookers Fiber Art Tea Cosy / Beanie Competition 2018. For more details on Caroline’s work go to www.facebook.com/ carolinesknittedarts/.
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Business News Locals can help ‘Feed a Farmer’ As drought engulfs much of eastern Australia, a unique charity program has emerged with a simple goal and a powerful concept. The Aussie Helpers ‘Feed a Farmer’ project is ensuring our drought affected farmers and their families are fed, one box at a time, using produce sourced directly from other Aussie farmers in similar circumstances. When the management of Beerwah and Palmwoods Hotel heard about this great project they were keen to get involved and support the work of the Feed a Farmers project in the coming months. The Pubs’ Marketing and Loyalty Manager, Cassie Ross said they will be kicking it off next Saturday, August 11 at both hotels with $1 from every steak and $1 from every schooner of Carlton Dry purchased on the day going to the important cause. With next Saturday night being their regular Beerwah’s Got Country night, Cassie is encouraging everyone to dress like a farmer and there will be collection tins out to raise money as well as. A few years back the pubs did something very similar with the Drought Angels and were able to raise just under $3,000 and they are keen to make this effort just as impressive. “We will be running this at Beerwah Hotel for the next three Country Nights, which fall on the second Saturday of every month,” Cassie said. The Aussie Helpers ‘Feed a Farmer’ project founder Mathew Grace explains that by sourcing produce direct from Aussie farmers it compounds
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Once again, we are at the end of another Chamber year with our AGM just around the corner. Looking back at the past year, I am pretty pleased with what we have achieved. We were able to secure a few very dedicated people to join and participate at the Executive level. First, we literally ‘grabbed’ Tracie Sanim at one of the meetings and asked her not just to join the Chamber but also be part of the Executive from day one. Then Michelle Christopher-Blokland and Brett Piercy from Hinterland Accounting got swept up in the excitement and offered their help. We started our Round Table Discussion Sessions with Tracie Sanim and were introduced to Marketing 101, starting with the website and following through with facebook advertising, google ranking etc. We learned about creating an ‘avatar’ of our main customers and directing all marketing efforts to this group of people. Next year we will follow up with Brett Piercy from Hinterland Accounting mentoring a few Round Table Sessions. Brett will teach business owners about making sure that the business remains viable in today’s economic climate and how to keep costs under control. Of course, Tracie will be back to continue with what she does best – sharing her experience and knowhow with our business community. Planning the way forward is to strengthen our position within the business community by providing networking opportunities as well as education at our meetings. Interested? Why don’t you show up at our AGM on August 21 at the Beerwah Golf Club, cost is $10 per person and I promise nobody will hassle you for a position in the Executive!
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Planning continues for 150th birthday celebrations Heritage games such as skipping and quoits, and competitions for best beard and best pioneering outfit, will be some of the features of Bankfoot House’s 150th birthday celebration on Sunday October 14. Bankfoot House, the oldest family residence in the Glass House Mountains district, was established by Mary and William Grigor in 1868 to service the Cobb and Co coaches travelling between Brisbane and the Gympie goldfields. Friends of Bankfoot House President Ron Gillinder said official events on October 14 will include the unveiling of a plaque commemorating 150 years, and the launch of the Friends’ book, titled ‘Bankfoot House – 150 years on Old Gympie Road’. A replica Cobb and Co coach is expected to be displayed and there will be an exhibition of whip cracking. Historical groups with a relationship to the Grigor family will be also be present – Caboolture Historic Village, Landsborough Museum, Peachester History Committee and Woodford Museum. Ron said several enthusiastic members of the Queensland Veteran Car Club will drive their pre-1919 vehicles from the Rocky Creek campsite near Landsborough along Old Gympie Road to Bankfoot House on the big day, to help commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Gympie Road. Tours of Bankfoot House will be escorted by the Friends and there will be a collection of small
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By Sonia Clark The annual Maleny Youth Festival is back for another year. Promising a jam-packed program of ‘Gypsy Carnival’ fun, the event will be held at the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre on Friday September 14 from 3.30pm until 9pm. With the youth focused event growing steadily over the last few years, 2018 will mark the fifth year of festivities. Students at the Maleny Flexi School have once again been instrumental in developing the theme, concept and direction of this year’s festival. The event will feature bands and local musicians, a youth art exhibition, stalls, food and fun interactive youth workshops. Volunteer youth worker Lyndal Regent is thrilled to be involved and says that there are still opportunities to be part of the festival for local youth artists, stall holders, creatives or anyone offering youth-based engagement, activities or workshops. Getting involved is also a great way to deepen connections and show support for youth in the local Hinterland community. “The Festival is a fantastic opportunity for people to come along and see what young people can do, and showcase their creativity, skills and talents,” says Lyndal. As well as providing an inclusive and entertaining evening, the festival hopes to create awareness and support for a dedicated Maleny Youth Space. A ‘Youth Space Survey’ will be available during the event and attendees are invited to have their say about what would best support the needs of young people aged 11-25, their parents and families. In line with the Sunshine Coast Youth Action Plan, outcomes from the survey will be used to formulate a Maleny Youth Action Plan that will inform proposals, grant applications and local youth participation. If you would like to get involved in the 2018 Maleny Youth Festival, contact Lyndal on 0438 507 703 or Sammalen at Maleny Flexi School on 5429 6958.
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Local firm Easton Lawyers is supporting Maleny Players as a major sponsor of their upcoming play ‘12 Angry Men’. The classic American drama involves a murder trial jury struggling to reach consensus. Sharon Scofield from Easton Lawyers said last week she well remembers studying the play at school, especially the way a small piece of evidence proves crucial. While the play is riveting entertainment, full of conflict and suspense, it has an important theme. It reminds us that every citizen potentially has a role in ensuring that justice is done and that jury duty is not to be taken lightly. Ultimately justice depends upon the patient use of reason, even when apathy, emotion and prejudice stack the odds. Producer Andrew Wallace points out that the play deliberately avoids the kind of easy sentimentality or heroics typical of many dramas involving trials. Whether or not the young man on trial for his life is guilty of the crime in question, he is not an admirable character. The play makes clear that the right to trial by jury is not available in many countries and should not be taken for granted. It was originally written for television at a time when the USA was much more aware of its role in promulgating the value of rights and freedoms than seems to be the case today. For that reason Andrew and director Barry Harber felt it appropriate to preserve the flavour of mid 20th century America. An innovative visual prelude will help to establish the time and place in which the action unfolds. When: Friday August 10 at 7pm, Saturday August 11 at 2pm and 7pm and Sunday, August 12 at 2pm Where: The Playhouse, Maleny Barry Harber and Rob Hobson Showgrounds, Maleny Stanley River Road (jury foreman) show Sharon Tickets: $20 (at Imelda's shoe Scofield a switchblade knife that shop) on Maple Street, Maleny or at features in the play malenyplayers.org/bookings
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Maleny Police would like to urge members of the community to be vigilant when it comes to securing their cars. Unfortunately there have been four incidents of unlawful use of a motor vehicles reported in the past month. A common factor in those cases was that the vehicles were left unlocked with keys left in the vehicle. Police want to remind the public to check vehicles are locked and secured when leaving them unattended. The thefts are almost always opportunistic, with offenders often entering premises through unlocked doors and windows to quickly grab keys left in easily accessible spots. Vehicles stolen in burglaries are mostly being used to commit other crimes, including other burglaries. Tips to keep your car safe: • Secure your keys at home, don’t leave them lying around on tables, benches, bedside table or hooks at the front door. Keep them out of sight. • Take your car keys with you, even if you are leaving your vehicle at home. • Keep valuables out of sight; this includes handbags, electronics, money, etc. If you have information for police, contact Policelink on 131 444 or provide information using the online form 24hrs per day. You can report information about crime anonymously to Crime Stoppers, a registered charity and community volunteer organisation, by calling 1800 333 000 or via crimestoppersqld. com.au 24hrs per day.
what’s New... Landsborough Dog Park update We know that locals are keen for their four legged friends to start using the Landsborough Dog Park, but sadly for those high energy puppies its opening time is still about a month away. A Sunshine Coast Council spokesperson has advised that, weather permitting, work will continue on the new Landsborough dog off-leash area for approximately a month. “Council has been able to fund and schedule an additional stage of this project to include a new culvert crossing, which will help provide better access to the park, and provide agility equipment, such as ramps, for the dogs to enjoy a range of activities,” the spokesperson said. “This will provide a better outcome for the Landsborough community and will remove the need for the park to be temporarily closed at a later date. “Once this final stage of work is complete, the park will open and will provide an enjoyable space for the community to exercise dogs of all sizes, with the main dog off-leash area separated from the small dog area. The new off-street car park will provide direct access to both the small and big dog parks.”
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The fitness journey of Beerwah local Reesha Lewis is both inspirational and motivational. Her incredible ability to dedicate herself to achieving her fitness goals is a wonderful testament to the ability of changing mindsets and habits to accomplish things you never thought possible. Reesha recently competed in the popular ‘King of the Mountain’ (KOTM) event in Pomona and was placed second in the women’s competition. To gain second place in the event against a field of competitive athletes is quite an achievement, however it is all the more inspiring when you discover that just three years ago she weighed 136 kilos, and in the last few years she has lost half her body weight. GC&M News recently had a chat to the local mum of two to find out more about her incredible journey. Q: How did you feel coming in second at KOTM? A: KOTM was an amazing experience and I am thrilled to walk away with a second place. It is a pretty big event that attracts so many top athletes and it was one of the hardest events I’ve done so far, I will definitely be going back next year to try and achieve a sub 30 minute time as my goal. Q: We understand your fitness journey all started three years ago with a climb of Mount Ngungun, can you tell us more? A: I was talked into walking to the top of Mount Ngungun by my sister and a friend. From that day, even though I struggled and my body hurt the entire time – when I reached the top it was feeling I cannot explain. It was just unbelievable and I wanted more! I would watch people racing
past me on the way up as I rested constantly, but I continued to tell myself that that could be me one day… Q: Tell us more about your exercise training? A: Over the last three years my exercise has increased. The fitter I got, the more I wanted to do – one class or one mountain a day just wasn’t enough. So now I exercise for two to four hours a day. I usually start the day with a high intensity class with one of my trainers at Landsborough, Chantal O’Leary, who runs Channy’s Group Fitness Fun, then I go straight to either Mount Beerwah or Mount Tibrogargan for a climb. I also now go to Body Shot Boxing Club at Caboolture two or three nights a week to train for two hours per session. As time has passed I’ve gotten quicker and quicker and Mount Beerwah only takes 36mins from the car park to the top and back to the car. Tibro is under 30 mins completed. I’ve climbed the majority of the mountains in the Sunshine Coast area as well as Mount Barney and Mount Warning. Q: Which is your favourite mountain and why? A: Mount Beerwah is my favourite mountain, it was the first hard climb my partner and I did together and holds a special place in both our hearts, it is an amazing view and just feels right.
Q: How do you feel these days? A: I can’t believe I’ve lost the weight I have and never imagined that I could feel this good ever. My body fought me the whole time, with an under active thyroid and low iron it was never easy. It was through the constant support from my loving partner Adam, beautiful mother Sue, family, friends and trainers that I was able to charge through every wall that I hit! Q: Anything else you’d like to share with our readers? A: I would like people to know that with the right mindset and hard work that anything is possible. You can be anything you want to be, you just have to try and never give up – if you want it bad enough you will get it!
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Living - History Maleny Police Station Contributed by Mrs Pamela Porter, Maleny My name is Pamela Joy Porter (nee Williams) and my father Senior Constable Thomas Harold Williams was the first permanent Police Officer stationed here in Maleny. After reading the recent story in GC&M News about the history of the Maleny Police Station I wanted to clarify some of the details that I am aware off and the following is a brief history of how it all came about, taken from my father’s memoirs and what I know. My father was stationed at Maryborough in 1944, when he and my mother married. On return from his leave he was instructed to go to Landsborough Police Station, a two-man station with Sgt 2nd Class Mawn in charge. The police vehicle was a BSA motorcycle and side-car. “We had to take in Maleny, Conondale, part of Kenilworth, Beerwah, Peachester, Glass House Mountains and Beerburrum; all in our area with very few bitumen roads,” my father said. Saturday morning was the chosen day for one of the officers, usually father, to ride up to Maleny to renew car regos, issue licences (drivers), write permits, etc, for ammunition and explosives. Business was conducted in a spare office of Stephen Porter & Co, Auctioneers. A clerk of petty sessions from Caboolture would come twice a week to conduct court sessions. The magistrate came from Gympie. Being on duty at the Maleny Show, day and night, was another job for the boys at Landsborough. I was born in 1946 and my sister 1949 at Maleny Soldiers Memorial Hospital. In 1946 The Royal National Show (EKKA) resumed after the end of WW2.
Pamela with her sister in front of the house where they lived in Landsborough before her Dad became the second police officer in Maleny
Maleny Police Station 1955. Shows the police emblem on the left of the house Down the back of the house, all the way to where Police from all over were called in for duty. Bicentennial Lane now is, (it was a creek once) had I can still see my father going off in the train and obviously been a chook run. Father fixed the fence waving to him as the train left Landsborough. The and we had chooks and a couple of ducks and a house we were living in then was the high-set house vegetable garden. that used to be beside the Shire Council Chambers (now the museum). In 1955, my mother was very sick all year with many hospital admissions. In January 1956 she was taken The house is no more, replaced by a low brick seriously ill while we were on holidays at Hervey Bay. one where Slim Moroney lives. In 1947 the Police She passed away on 1st February 1956. Department purchased some motor vehicles from the Defence Department. So, my father had no option but to pack us up and move up to Maryborough to our grandparents' place. Landsborough and Nambour got Jeeps, 4WD and left hand drive, which were much better for Joe Spooner was the policeman who took over from travelling the areas in all weathers. father. When Sgt in Charge Mawn was promoted to Sgt 2/c Well, that is the end of my story, however I did he was transferred. Sgt 2/c Askin took over. spend the May school holidays here with a friend in 1957, as well as having a one-day trip here in In 1952 the Police Department bought a house in 1962; and then in 1965 came here when I started Maple Street, Maleny. going out with my husband, permanently living here On June 1 1952, Constable T. Lugge was sent to since 1967 when we married. take over until a permanent man could be stationed I would like my bit of history of the police station here. Applications were called for and my father was to be published, whenever, for the benefit of those chosen. He took up office on September 1, 1952 as people who live here now and are interested in such a Senior Constable. things. His form of transport here in Maleny was back to a BSA motorcycle and side-car, a 250cc model this time. In 1953 we had a bad cyclone which did a lot of damage to houses and shops. CHAMBER LOGO It burst one of the galvanized iron water tanks that were upTOonTHEvery INVITATION AGMhigh 2018 stumps at the back of the house. My father’s office was the front half of the To be held at the BEERWAH GOLF CLUB closed in verandah section on the town side of the DATE 21 AUGUST 2018 house. The car garage was where part of the present day office is or was. TIME 5.30PM The jail was transported here on a truck all the way COST $10 PER PERSON from another place. I do remember the name ‘Red Hill’ SPEAKER being said. Tracie Sanim, SPLASH Marketing & PR GUEST There were never any really bad people put in the jail in my father’s time; mainly the odd inebriated Business Owners Glasshouse to Country will face challenges person whoin needed sleep off some the big drink or ain future with the construction of the Aura Commercial Hub so close. As a community we have the chance to portrait the still rural character of the area ‘swaggy’ down on his luck. through a combined effort. Individually, this will be hard to achieve. We invite you to be part of the Hinterland FatherCommunity. would give them a good feed and bunk them Business down for a night. My sister and I were not allowed Tom Williams and his daughter Pamela going to the So, no excuse, come and see what the Glasshouse Country Chamber of Commerce will offer in 2018 / 19. to play in there. Anyway, it was too scary. Maleny Show mid 1950s
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To be held at the BEERWAH GOLF CLUB Business Owners in Glasshouse Country will face some big challenges in future with the construction of the Aura Retail and Commercial Hub so close. As a community we have the chance to portray the still rural character of the area through a combined effort. Individually, this will be hard to achieve. We invite you to be part of the Hinterland Business Community. So, no excuses, come and see what the Glasshouse Country Chamber of Commerce will offer in 2018 / 19. Glasshouse Country & Maleny News
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Allen Pitcher (left) and Warren Bale (right) recently completed an intensive couple of weeks of hands-on training and business support, and is looking forward to getting to know existing clients and meeting new ones. Having grown up on a rural property, Warren is particularly loving working again in a rural setting. “I’m loving being able to drive around and work in this area. It is just such a beautiful part of the world - I love it out here!” says Warren. Although most of his work involves servicing water tanks, Warren has already had clients on mains water wanting the “chemical taste” filtered out of their drinking water. To get in contact or to find out more, please phone Warren on 0411 774 767. Introducing Allen Pitcher Allen services Glenview and Landsborough, out to Maleny and the Hinterland. Wanting to spend time outside and mobile, Allen has embraced the opportunity to spend more time closer to home as
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Contributed by Janet Kitchin The club met for their August outing last week at Skippy Park where we had morning tea and enjoyed a lovely morning in the sunshine. This month’s lunch meeting will take place on August 15 at 11am at Glasshouse Mountains Sports Club and our guest speaker will be Ian Malcolm from the Woombye Light Horse. Anyone who would like to join us would be very welcome. For more information about our club please contact either Lynda on 5494 7875 or Trish on 5493 0026. View Clubs raise money for The Smith Family and The Learning for Life Program at all their events. Our club supports four Learning for Life students.
RSL hours to expand The Glasshouse Country RSL Sub-Branch will now open on Wednesdays from 4pm to 9.30pm or, in military time, from 1600Hrs to 2130Hrs, commencing August 22. Sub-branch President Brian Machin said: “We are open to all RSL members and their friends, and if you are not a member you can be signed in by the duty officer. “This will provide you with a quiet venue to enjoy company, drinks and bar snacks. Wi-Fi and EFTPOS are also available for your convenience,” Brian said.
Rotary Club of the Glass House Mountains At the club’s recent dinner meeting the guest speaker was the chaplain for the Mooloolaba Coast Guard. Rotarian Kay Farrell said: “Sue’s talk was really interesting. I found it fascinating to hear about the services she performs, including the spreading of people’s ashes both at sea and on the shore.” The Rotary Club meets on alternate Monday nights at the Beerwah Hotel. If you are interested in becoming a member, phone Tony Long on 0427 071 480. Kay and Peter Farrell with the Coast Guard Chaplain Sue
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Countdown to Container Refund Scheme Queensland’s Container Refund Scheme initiative is moving full steam ahead and Queenslanders will be able to get a refund for recycling their drink containers in just under three months. Minister for Environment Leeanne Enoch said Queenslanders will be able to get 10 cents back for recycling eligible containers at a range of outlets across Queensland from November 1. “The Container Refund Scheme will encourage recycling while also reducing the amount of plastic we see in the environment,” Ms Enoch said. “There will be a range of different type of refund point options such as permanent depot-style points, bag drops and reverse vending machines.” Ms Enoch said the company appointed to run the Container Refund Scheme, not-for-profit group Container Exchange (CoEx), was moving ahead to implement the 230 refund points by November 1. “There has also been strong interest from community groups about participating as donation points,” Ms Enoch said. “These donations points will allow Queenslanders to donate their containers to a charity, community group or school, allowing these groups to get the 10-cent refund. “Mobile collection points provide a perfect solution for these groups, and for them, it could be as simple as setting-up a temporary collection point at the local football game on a Sunday to collect the empty drink containers.” Alby Taylor, Acting Chair of Container Exchange, said there was a great opportunity for community groups and sporting clubs to register as a part of the scheme and receive the refund amount as a donation to their organisation. More information about the Container Refund Scheme is available here: www.qld.gov.au/environment/pollution/management/waste/container-refund.
Glasshouse Mountains Advancement Network Dead wood matters Dead wood is the lifeblood of an intricate web of life, and critical to the forest. An abundance of dead trees, rather than a sign of forest sickness, demonstrates that the forest ecosystem is functioning perfectly well. Decaying trees act as a carbon store and can sequester carbon for thousands of years. Dead wood also acts as a slow-release fertiliser. Nutrient stocks of sodium, phosphorus, nitrogen, calcium and magnesium in dead wood are slowly released back into the soil during decomposition. Importantly, dead wood provides habitat for varied and specialised fauna and flora, including mosses, lichens and liverworts. Many organisms contribute to the decomposition process, including bacteria, fungi and earthworms, while invertebrates, such as beetles, cicadas and millipedes, recycle the nutrients making them accessible to the next generation of forest growth. These wood-boring insects also help our hollow-nesting birds and mammals to excavate their nest and den holes. Ground nesting bees, major pollinators in the forest, utilise fallen trees for their home. Ants help to break down wood, aerate soil with their burrows, and protect trees against the onslaught of other insects. Many species of birds and mammals feed on other organisms that inhabit dead wood. Black cockatoos are commonly seen excavating beetle larvae from dead standing timber. For some plant species, dead wood is the main site for successful establishment of tree seedlings because it retains moisture and provides nutrients to the seedling. Protection of these ‘over-mature’ trees and dead logs is therefore vital.
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Weekly prizes Biggest Strawberry – a six-pack of beer. Most Unusual Strawberry – a bottle of wine Round 6 closes at 4.00pm on Friday, August 10, but you can bring entries to the Coochin Creek Co-op at any time during the week. The overall winners will be announced at Proudly supported by: the Beerwah Charity Sports & Spring Carnival on Saturday, August 25 – Glasshouse Country community fundraiser for Cancer Council Queensland. 16
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Beerburrum State School held its annual cemetery re-dedication service on Monday July 31 to celebrate National Tree Week. School Captains Baylee and Jemma were assisted by Sunshine Coast Councillor Rick Baberowski, Mr Brian Machin, President of the Glass House Mountains RSL sub branch, and Paul (Cemetery Services Division) of Sunshine Coast Council to plant a tree of remembrance. Those gathered were asked to remember our earliest pioneering families of the Beerburrum Soldier Settlement established at the end of WW1. A poem written by Keith Smith, the son of an early settler, was shared to illustrate the hardships endured by these families as they attempted to make a living on the land, with most suffering post-war injuries. Beerburrum State School is proud of its rich local history.
Matthew Flinders Day celebration
Contributed by Tina Davidson July 26 was a special day on the calendar for Beerburrum State School students as they remembered the explorer Matthew Flinders. Year 3-6 students climbed Beerburrum Mountain just as Flinders did (with the help of Aboriginal guide, Bongaree) on the same date 219 years ago when he became the first European to ascend one of the Glass House Mountains earlier named by Captain Cook. Prep-3 students celebrated by building sailworthy boats (like Flinders sloop, The Norfolk), using teamwork to build the highest mountain and playing games based on facts about the names of the school’s sports houses Flinders, Bongaree and Norfolk. The school is very proud of its local history and to have opportunities like this to make learning fun.
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Contributed by Casey McIntyre Landsborough School kids did their bit recently to support Planet Ark’s National Tree Day. In doing so, they joined around 3,000 preschools, kindergartens, primary and high schools across Australia taking part in Schools Tree Day. Students learnt how to dig in for the environment and have fun getting grubby planting over 470,000 native seedlings, trees, shrubs, edibles and flowers. Landsborough P&C would like to send a big thank you to our volunteers as well as Savage Landscapes Supplies and Bunnings Caloundra for their support to help the students create the beautiful new garden.
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You Said It Re: Phone tower locations
The news story, ‘Towers okay next to childcare centres’, in GC&M News, July 25 edition needs more to put the whole issue in perspective. The Sunshine Coast Council's tricky and dishonest moves to remove any planning reference to towers and their minimum distance from schools, day care centres, community centres and residential areas is a big slap in the face to Sunshine Coast residents. It shows council doesn't care about residents, their amenity and their health by removing the distance limits, as your article states. Amending the Telecommunications Facility Code to scrap any reference to distance from towers – both NBN and telecommunications, is extremely unacceptable decision making. The various community oppositions to new towers in the recent round of NBN Development Applications just publicised, with some 720 objections lodged to four NBN towers in the local area, shows the extent of concern and opposition from local residents. So, what does council do? It decides to scrap all reference to distances for towers so that a tower could now wind up right next to a childcare centre or school yard. There are numerous newspaper stories from every state in Australia demonstrating the local opposition to towers at schools and childcare centres. In most cases the telco company has had to back down and move the tower away. Not anymore here on the Sunshine Coast! Council has given these companies open slather to place their towers anywhere they like. What a travesty of a council, bowing to pressures from telecommunications companies with not a thought for locals. Richard Giles, Conondale
Zoning bylaws
The zoning bylaws covering the Sunshine Coast Hinterland are inadequate to protect this pristine area from inappropriate development and urgently need reviewing and changing. We have examples everywhere – a petrol station opposite a school in Maleny, high density rooming accommodation in Landsborough and another quarry in Beerburrum. The Hinterland appears under attack from some developers who have no respect for our Rural Village character. Maybe it is time to revisit the forming of our own Hinterland Council like Noosa, to protect this iconic tourist and residential area. Mike and Bev Brough Landsborough
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Helping the chaplaincy service
Over the last couple of years, one of our local Beerwah businesses has had a tin out for donations to our local chaplaincy service. ‘Vianta Espresso & Bar’ owner Steve is passionate about kids, staff and families having a chaplain. We recently received the takings of the tin from Steve and there was nearly $180 collected over a couple of months. Thanks to Vianta and their customers for the support. Mike Turner Chaplain, Beerwah State Primary School and Beerwah State High School
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they will never request payment or ask for bank details during a call. So everyone in Maleny and all over our region should protect their personal information and never give personal details or bank account details to an unsolicited caller claiming to be from NBN Co. Parts of Maleny have just gone live with the NBN, however residents who do not want to sign up right away have a further 18 months before they need to make the transition. If you believe you have been a victim of a scam then it is best to immediately report the scam to your bank or financial institution, and the police. You can also help to protect others by reporting the scam to the ACCC through the SCAMwatch website. Andrew Wallace MP Federal Member for Fisher
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The Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch would like to sincerely thank all those who contributed to our Anzac Day collection at the Glasshouse Memorial Hall. A significant amount totalling $620 was gratefully received, and this has been donated as follows; Legacy Laurel $220, Diggers Rest $200 and Wet Vets $200. Thank you once again for your generous contributions. Brian Machin President Glasshouse Country RSL Sub Branch
Re: Warning about NBN scam
I want to thank Helen Evans for her letter in GC&M News, August 1, warning about an NBN scam. Ms Evans draws attention to an increasingly common scam in our region which residents should be aware of. I have contacted NBN Co to ask about this scam and they have confirmed to me that NBN Co does not make unsolicited calls and does not sell broadband services direct to consumers at all. Although there are times when NBN Co may contact residents directly as part of their network rollout
I consider myself a fairly moderate person but I was shocked to turn on the television this week and see the unions saying they’re heading into our high schools to recruit our kids. I understand the need for unions in our society to protect workers’ rights, but to allow them to walk into our schools and peddle their extreme views to impressionable kids is confronting and should be seen as intrusive and not to be tolerated. Schools should be politics-free zones where kids are, to a degree, protected from people who shove their views onto others. There’s opportunity enough for them to learn about the role of both business and unions in subjects like history and economics. Our children already have to grow up far too quickly so the longer we can give them time to enjoy their childhood the better. Olive Hockings Maleny
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It is a special week for us at the Maleny Bowls Club, in that one of our very respected volunteers and bar staff moves to the front of the bar and enjoys the relaxed part of Maleny Bowls Club life. It would be impossible to list the jobs done or beers poured for the betterment of the club by our continuing member Don Ginns. It is suffice to say Don has been there from the start of our new bar system and redevelopment, where we run on volunteer hours, so for all that you have done, Don, a break is well deserved. Thank you from all of us for everything. Graeme Glover Maleny Bowls Club
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Federal Member for Fisher Meet the Minister for Aged Care
From my conversations with local residents I know that aged care is an important issue for many of us here in the Hinterland. I have therefore invited the Federal Minister for Aged Care, Ken Wyatt, to visit the Sunshine Coast to speak to older residents and their families at the ‘Senior Care and Lifestyle Expo’ in Caloundra on Friday August 17. The Expo is a fantastic place to find out what you need to know to be well prepared when making decisions related to your needs in terms of accommodation, services and support. It is also a great place to get ideas for how to live a more active lifestyle, and how to maximise your physical and mental health. Minister Wyatt will be attending the Expo at the Events Centre with me between 10am and 10.45am to present to attendees and to hold a Q&A. I know that many of you have questions for the Minister, and I hope that you will take this opportunity to have those questions answered. While you are there, I would encourage you to explore the rest of the Expo, and see what else is on offer. You can register for the Expo at http:// seniorcareandlifestyleexpo.com/.
Mooloolah Valley leads country in Eating Disorder Treatment
As some of you may have seen, I recently announced a new grant of $1.5 million from the Turnbull Government, which will allow local charity EndED and the Butterfly Foundation to build the first ever residential treatment facility for eating disorders in Australia, right here in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. At the moment, people suffering from an eating disorder who need residential care have to go to secure psychiatric units, which are not ideal environments for this type of recovery. EndED Butterfly House will specialise solely in the treatment of eating disorders, and will provide a peaceful, homely environment, on a spectacular property set in the heart of Mooloolah Valley. It will be a true pioneer in how these devastating conditions are treated in our country, providing round the clock care and support, and spaces for recreation, family therapy and group therapy. Alongside the $3.2 million Federal eating disorder treatment pilot already underway here on the Sunshine Coast, this facility will prove yet again how, with the Turnbull Government’s support, the Coast is leading Australia in ways we would not have imagined even five years ago. When these projects are up and running, we should be able to export the lessons we learn from the Sunshine Coast all over the country. EndED founder Mark Forbes has been working incredibly hard on his vision for this facility for many years and I could not be happier to know that the government has provided the extra funding needed to get construction underway.
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near you! Next week I will be holding another lot of mobile offices in the electorate. My last tour at the end of June took in Upper Caboolture, Rocksberg/ Moorina, Ocean View, Mt Mee, Wamuran, D'Aguilar, Delaneys Creek, Woodford and Elimbah. This time round, I will be visiting Glass House Mountains, Peachester, Beerwah and Beerburrum on Tuesday August 7, Montville, Flaxton, Eudlo and Mooloolah Valley on Wednesday August 8 and Maleny, Conondale and Witta on Friday August 9. Come and have a chat to me about any State Government issues that are on your mind. I'm always keen to speak to my constituents in their own areas, which is why I hold these mobile offices, so that no one feels like they have to come all the way out to my office in Maleny.
Scouts Queensland
Earlier in the month, I had the great pleasure of being presented with a supporter's scarf from Scouts Queensland – I was literally “scarfed up” by ‘Dingo’, ‘Tawny’ and ‘Roo’ in my electorate office. Wednesday August 1 also happened to be ‘Scout Scarf Day’, when all active and former scouts are requested to wear their scout scarfs in public to make the ‘Spirit of Scouting’ visible: Once a Scout – Always a Scout! Considering that I wasn’t a Scout as a child, being named a supporter, given a scarf and being encouraged to wear it on ‘Scout Scarf Day’ was an enormous honour. Thank you to Scouting Queensland for all that you do for our community.
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It is great to see that the footpath is completed. The next project will be the play equipment. I appreciate any support to keep vigilant to protect our new facilities and what the community has worked so hard to achieve. Council is scheduling works to replace sections of deteriorated pathway along King Road, Mooloolah. The pathway along King Road will be upgraded to 2m wide. This is one of many projects funded through council’s $370 million Capital Works Program this financial year. The works are scheduled to be undertaken during the Queensland September school holidays and work is now scheduled to start the week beginning September 24. Completion is expected within two weeks (weather dependent). Congratulations Mooloolah State School on your great fundraiser – the Mooloolah Rodeo. The Chinese students I had with me on the evening thoroughly enjoyed it and then enjoyed their train ride back to Nambour! There will not be an informal breakfast meeting in September. Hope to see you in October.
Get ready for Moofest
Moofest returns next month, hosting an affordable family friendly music festival in Mooloolah. This year’s event will be combined with kids’ zones jam packed with fun activities for both families and youth. Mark it in your diary now and head out to Moofest at the Mooloolah Recreation Reserve and Pony Club on Saturday September 15.
Celebrate Seniors Week
With everything from morning teas to Queensland Ballet dance workshops there is something to suit everyone during Seniors Week from August 1826. In recognition of the contribution our seniors make, Sunshine Coast Council has partnered with the network to highlight Seniors Week activities and events. Head to council’s website to download a Seniors Week brochure and to find out more.
Thousands of trees planted for National Tree Day
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Ekka is just around the corner, see you there!
We’re a bit spoilt here in Glass House. We have a number of wonderful regional shows that are held before the Ekka opens, but we’re also close enough to Brisbane to be able to head down to the Ekka as well. The LNP, as always, will have a stall at the Ekka for the entire show. I will be at the stall on Thursday August 16, so if you’re heading down to the show on that day, pop in and say hello! It’s always wonderful to see a familiar Glass House face in the ‘big smoke’ of Brisbane. glass.house@parliament.qld.gov.au www.andrewpowell.com.au Search us on Facebook Andrew Powell
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Hundreds of hands joined together to plant 4,500 native trees, shrubs and sedges in our local environment reserves for National Tree Day on Sunday July 29. It was encouraging to see so many people volunteer their time to support Australia’s biggest tree planting event. Council’s Community Nature Conservation team coordinate regular community, school and corporate planting events. Visit council’s website for more information on how you can get involved
Healthy Sunshine Coast program bigger and better in 2018
Council’s award-winning Healthy Sunshine Coast program just keeps getting bigger and better in 2018 with the announcement of a range of additional free and low cost classes designed to improve our region’s health and wellbeing. We are incorporating new classes regularly which suit everyone from new mums to seniors. If you want to keep up to date with council’s health and wellbeing programs and initiatives, visit council’s website to subscribe to the Healthy Sunshine Coast eNewsletter. Jenny.McKay@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au www.jennymckay.com.au Search us on Facebook Jenny McKay Councillor
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Health &Wellbeing Daffodil Day on its way
Once again Glasshouse Country locals will have plenty of locations to purchase their Daffodil Day flowers and merchandise, with volunteers located outside of the IGAs at Landsborough, Beerwah and Glass House Mountains, as well as Beerwah Target on Thursday August 24 and Friday August 25. This year, Maree Anderson is the local organiser and she is still keen to find a few extra volunteers that could spare three hours to assist with this important fundraising initiative for the Cancer Council Queensland. If you would like to put your name down for the roster, please contact Maree on 0416 175 767.
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Watch your mouth It’s Dental Health Week this week and the Australian Dental Association (ADA) is reminding everyone to ‘watch your mouth’. Dr Hugo Sachs, ADA President, said Dental Health Week is an opportunity for people to take a look and learn more about why a healthy mouth is so important. “Good oral health is vital to good overall health, so watching your mouth will help maintain your general wellbeing. Watching your mouth means: brushing and flossing, eating a healthy diet, lowering our sugar and alcohol intake, stopping smoking and seeing your dentist for regular check-ups. These good habits will greatly reduce the risk of oral disease,” said Dr Sachs. Four tips for good oral health: • Brush twice a day with fluoridated toothpaste • Clean in between your teeth with floss or interdental brushes • Eat a healthy diet, limit sugary foods and drinks • Visit your dentist regularly For more on Dental Health Week, check out: www.dentalhealthweek.com.au.
A network of Sunshine Coast services and Organisations that are committed to the health and wellbeing of seniors will host a special morning tea event as part of the upcoming Senior’s Week celebration. The event is for all seniors loving and living a healthy and active life on the Sunshine Coast and will include entertainment and activities such as a Garden Expo, belly dancers, tap dancers, live music, as well as ukulele and Tai Chi demonstrations. The celebration will be held at the Lake Kawana Community Centre, 114 Sportsmans Parade, Bokarina on Wednesday August 22 from 9.30am to 1pm. Cost to attend is $12.50. To find out more or to book in, go to www.healthyageingpartnership.com.
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Mark your diaries for Sunday August 19 when Landsborough Hotel once again hosts their awesome annual Family Fun Day and charity pig races event. Now in its sixth year, this hugely popular event has raised over $25,000 for local charities and promises to be another ‘oinking good time’. With proceeds supporting Landsborough State School P&C Association, Landsborough Rural Fire Brigade, Bee Gees United Soccer Club and The Lions Club of Beerwah this is both a great day out and an awesome local charity fundraiser. The stars of the day are undoubtedly the super cute piglets supplied by Noah’s Thoroughbred Racing Pigs with the first race commencing 1pm. The day will also feature some great raffles, music, Calcutta, face painting and baby animal farm. Brisbane Warrigals Indigenous Football Club will also be running a barbeque to raise funds to play in the 2018 National Indigenous Football competition. For more details, call 5494 1001.
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A 50-year-old woman has lost her job and her home – and her husband is asking for a divorce. Oh, and she's menopausal. And her daughter announces she's pregnant, so soon she'll be a granny. Added to all that, her two adult daughters still need a strong supportive mother. Does this sound like the basis for a comedy? Well, in the hands of director Blandine Lenoir, it becomes not only a comedy but a charming, warm-hearted and thoughtful insight into a woman who rebels against being relegated to the margins of society. Aurore (Agnes Jauoi) carries off this role superbly, subtly exploring issues rarely dealt with on the screen – such as the resilience and value of older womanhood. These are issues to which many people can readily relate. This 2017 French romantic comedy, while dealing with ageism and sexual discrimination, doesn't shy away from the idea that many women of a certain age feel that their lives and their futures have been mapped out for them by others. For Aurore, this inevitability changes when she accidentally bumps into the man she was in love with at 18. Could this be Aurore's opportunity to challenge society's predetermined expectations for her? Or a chance to repeat past mistakes? When: Saturday August 11 Where: Maleny Community Centre, Maple Street Food and Drinks: Dinner from 6pm to 7pm catered by Wild Rocket, tea/ coffee and homemade slice stand, and drinks available from the bar Movie: Screens from 7.15pm, running time 89 mins, Rating M Cost: Tickets available for members at Maleny Information Centre, $8, or on our website malenyfilmsociety.info. Non-members can purchase tickets at the door. Doors open at 6pm, $8 students with ID, $13 adults, and children under 16, $5 Info: www.malenyfilmsociety.info
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In the Garden LANDSBOROUGH
NEW PAVERS & EDGERS
From $2.50 to $12 each
NOW IN STOCK Range of colours available
We now have a Posi 60 with tilt bucket for hire with combo 3 1/2 tonne excavator Perfect for shaping driveways and drains. Will get the job done quicker
What is this called? Okay all you garden gurus out there, Tez Wilson has contacted us asking if someone can help identify a mystery shrub. Can anyone shed light on what it is? If so, email me at brownie@ gcnews.com.au.
Peachester Horticultural Society
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Contributed by Patricia Bradford For the June meeting, thank you to Jeff and Rob for inviting us to your lovely home and garden. A couple of members wanted to know what one of the flowering shrubs was on display. It was nutmeg bush, Moschosma (Iboza riparia). Mine flowers in July. Rob Morris demonstrated a funnel he had made from a large-necked plastic bottle. Competition bench results for June: First, Pam Innes, 21 points; second, Trish Bradford, 15 points. We would like to encourage more members to enter the competition. Even if you don't win, you score one point for each entry. Members spent an enjoyable time wandering around the large garden, admiring and identifying plants. The hanging baskets full of trailing petunias were eyecatching. The homemade soup was delicious and enjoyed by all. Our next meeting is Thursday August 16, 9.30am, at the Peachester Hall. Visitors and new members welcome. For more information, phone 5496 9169.
YOUR COMPLETE RANGE OF LANDSCAPING SUPPLIES
Bulk Loads, Crusher Dust & Roadbase 12 Tonne Approx 8m3 $345* 13 Tonne approx 9m3 $370* 15 Tonne approx 10m3 $420*
Local delivery areas only – please contact for more information
Bev Wild and Nicki Puccini enjoy their soup
Creating viable soil
Vivid and bountiful gardens are built from the ground up. Soil that is rich, dense and full of nutrition is the key. Join Pia Dowling, author of 'Common Scents Organic Gardening' at the Beerwah Library on Saturday, August 18 from 10am-11.30am as she discusses how to turn your garden into a haven for plants. Learn which microbes and minerals make up good soil and how to manage some of the common problems that impact on quality. This session delves deep into the chemical make-up of soil and gives you a close look at what's really going on under the ground. Attendance is free, however registration is essential. Phone 5475 8989.
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20 Tytherleigh Ave Landsborough
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Glasshouse Country & Maleny News
Noticeboard Glasshouse Country Senior Citizens
On July 24 we hosted an enjoyable visit from Maleny Seniors and HACC members, with great entertainment. This week, on August 8, we will visit Caboolture Sports Club at Morayfield, arrival time 9.45am for 10am. Our next meeting is on August 14 with a barbeque held afterwards at Ewen Maddock Dam. Direct any enquiries to Marie on 5496 9260. The Sunshine Coast Concert Band will be performing on Saturday August 18 at the Kawana Hall, Nanyima Street, Buddina (behind the library) at 2pm. Afternoon tea will be provided and tickets are $15 and are available at the door. All proceeds go to the Cittamani Hospice Service. Refer to our website for future events: www.sccb.org.au. Australian Share Holders Association - Sunshine Coast Branch is holding its August meeting at the Buderim Tavern from 10am on Tuesday August 21. Special guest presenter is Andrew Barger, Policy Director, Economics and Infrastructure, Queensland Resources Council. Andrew will speak on the current state of the resources industry. As resource stock prices are starting to move again, this is your chance to be updated, especially in energy minerals. All members and visitors are welcome. Inquiries please phone Don on 5445 1563. U3A Sunshine Coast welcomes members and visitors to a talk by Bloo Campbell on ‘Ice Core Drilling’. Bloo has participated in seven Antarctic expeditions. The talk is on Tuesday August 14 at 9.30am in the
From the churches God’s word has such positive instruction to live life by; it’s a manual about life, death and eternity. Life at times can be really challenging, and we never know what life can bring our way. Many were amused at Forrest Gump’s take on life by quoting his mother, “My mom always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get.” We chuckle and in essence it’s true. Right through the Bible we read of men and women that faced adversity and difficult situations in life but lived great effective lives. One chapter in the book of Hebrews, chapter 11, gives a list of men and women like that, who lived their lives when facing adversity and the difficult situations of life with a faith in God. The Apostle Paul gives a great key to facing life in Phil 3:13 and 14: “One thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind and reaching forward to those things which are ahead, I press toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.” Jesus said in Luke’s gospel that there are two ways to face life, with faith or with fear. Luke
CATHOLIC WEEKEND MASSES Saturday 6pm: Peachester Rd, Beerwah - 0409 449 184 Sunday 7am: Caloundra St, Landsborough - 5494 8896 Sunday 9am: 45 Cedar Street, Maleny - 5494 3776
Glasshouse Country Baptist Church 9am Sunday, 58 Roberts Rd Beerwah All welcome! Enquiries: 5494 6354 Midweek craft, kids and youth programs – see gcbcq.org
Glasshouse Country & Maleny News
Masonic Lodge Hall, Tamarind Street, Maleny. Phone Marty for details, 5494 1212. Mooloolah Valley Quilting and Craft Group will hold their ‘Show & Tell Open Day’ on Wednesday, September 5 at 9.30am for morning tea and a 10am start at the Mooloolah Hall, Bray Road, Mooloolah. There will be a quilt show, lucky door prizes and much more. Admission is $7 and includes morning tea and lunch. Enquiries to Heather on 5494 7710 or Hazel on 5439 6014.
Baptism at Uniting Church
Jenny and Shannon Ward of Beerburrum together with relatives and friends from near and far joined the Glasshouse Country Uniting Church congregation on Sunday July 22 for the baptism of their very cute daughter Elyssa Leigh Anne. During her baptism Elyssa was very interested in the little birds that were nestling in the church floral arrangement. Diane Gudgeon, one of the UC Playgroup leaders, was the Elder for Elyssa, presenting her with a baptismal candle named in her honour.
Ps Barry Leask Church on the Rise Maleny
Peachester CWA Update
Contributed by Beverley Wild Members and visitors really enjoyed the recent Branch Annual General Meeting at the Peachester Hall. The guest speaker was Tony Moorhead who is the National Secretary of Haemochromatosis Australia. Haemochromatosis is an inherited iron overload disorder and the organisation supports and advocates for people affected by haemochromatosis. Our thanks go to the stallholders and volunteers at our recent Peachester Village Markets. Our next Peachester market day is September 22. Anyone requiring a stall site should contact Joan on 5494 9521 or Margaret on 5494 9289 or 0428 503 300.
Diary Dates
Tuesday
Beerwah Neighbourhood Watch’s Annual General Meeting will be held at the Beerwah Library meeting room on Tuesday August 14 at 3pm. Committee positions will be vacated. Those interested in forming a committee are invited to contact the secretary on 0416 175 767 for further information. CONDITIONS: To ensure all community notices can be printed each month please keep your contributions to a maximum of 100 words.
Glasshouse Country Uniting Church www.glasshousecountryunitingchurch.org.au 8:25am Sunday – Worship & Sunday School Wed. 9-11am – Playgroup
Twin Peaks Drive, Beerwah Ph 5494 6187
21:26-28: “People fainting with fear and with foreboding of what is coming on the world. For the powers of the heavens will be shaken… Now when these things begin to take place, straighten up and raise your heads, because your redemption is drawing near.” In verse 26, those without a relationship with God face the future in fear. In verse 28, those with a relationship with God face the future with faith. 1Jn 5:4-5: “For everyone born of God overcomes the world. This is the victory that has overcome the world, even our faith. Who is it that overcomes the world? Only the one who believes that Jesus is the Son of God.” What a great message! We too can face the future with faith. By being born of God, by receiving Jesus as our personal Lord and Saviour, we join the millions the world over who face the uncertainty of the future not in fear but with a faith in an awesome God.
GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY ANGLICAN CHURCH
GLASSHOUSE COUNTRY
LUTHERAN CHURCH Reed Street, Glass House Mtns
Sunday Worship & Sunday School 9.00am
Contact 5439 9341 or 5496 9671
GLASSHOUSE COMMUNITY CHURCH Pastor Kathy Eddie 5493 0596
Glass House Mountains State School Main Hall - Sun 4.30pm
A Wesleyan Methodist Church
Kids Church during service www.glasshousecommunitychurch.com Sunday Services St Mary’s - Montville 7:30 am St Luke’s - Kenilworth 9:00 am St George’s - Maleny 9:00 am Friends & Neighbours Service at St George’s 3rd Wednesday each month at 9:30am ALL Office (07) 5499 9130 / 0429 073 262 ARE Parish Priest: Rev’d Jeanette Jamieson WELCOME E: angmaleny@westnet.com.au www.malenyanglicanparish.com.au
WEDNESDAYS *Mooloolah (Paget Street) 9.00am SUNDAY *Mary MacKillop Centre 9.00am SUNDAY SCHOOL 9.00am Office - 5491 1866
Local contact Rev Tony Halstead 0455 554 930 an Australian Christian Church
BEERWAH: Sun 9 am
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MALENY: Sun 10 am Maleny High School, 50 Bunya St MOOLOOLAH: Sun 10 am Public Hall, Bray Rd
CALOUNDRA: Sun 9 am 33 Latcham Drvie
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Glasshouse Country Bowls Club Contributed by David Hayes Wednesday, August 1: Ladies Pennant Division 3 round 1 home to Kilcoy. A great start for our ladies who ran out winners 40-34. Rae Farrell’s rink had a loss but Chris Freshwater’s rink was strong and got our club over the line for a win. At 4.30pm we had a play off between some of our juniors to represent our club and district in the Secondary School Cup 2018 to be held at Pine Rivers on August 29 and 30. We had a pairs team of Everret Evans and Chloe Runge who defeated Jeffrey Parks and Jack Murphy 22-3 in 9 ends of three bowl pairs. Only one pairing per district can go through. Well done to all the kids. Friday, July 27: Ladies Pennant Division 3, round 2 away against Kilcoy. Well much like round 1 on Wednesday our ladies won a rink each with Chris Freshwater’s side again winning with our ladies getting up 38-32. Saturday, August 4: Men Pennant Round 5 – Division 2 away to Solander Lake. The home side were too good for our boys winning on all three rinks, no wonder they are top if the table. Our last game is at home against Bongaree, let’s hope we can finish with a win. Division 4 away to Caboolture Lakes. What a ripper of a game. Rob Scullion’s rink got up by two but Tumbo’s rink went down by three with the final score 41-40, so close. This week’s game is home to Kilcoy. Division 5 away to Woodford. Another close contest but both our teams went down by three shots to lose 36-30. This week’s game in home to Narangba. Our AGM will be held Saturday, September 8, 10am at Club Glass House. Be great if we could get some more people who are willing to help out. Nomination forms are available at the bowls club. Surely there are a few members willing to help out. The current board have had an extremely busy year and plans are already underway for next year. This Sunday is the Police bowls day – the Iona Challenge. The cost is $12.00 with a 1pm approx. start time.
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Beerwah Ladies Golf Contributed by Brenda Briese This past week has been quite busy with the addition of our Invitation Day held on Tuesday July 31. This is an annual event where we invite players from other clubs to enjoy our beautiful course. The format is a Four Ball Best Ball played in two combined handicap divisions. There were 88 ladies (44 pairs) and the day went very well, and was followed by a delicious lunch. The day was generously sponsored by Cheryl Peut, thank you very much! Firstly back to Saturday July 28: We played a Stableford with a field of 22 players, the winner was Cathy Stone 40pts, runner up was Brenda Briese on 33pts OCB. NTPs: 5 and 16 – Jo Malone and 18 (second shot) – Sue Woolway. BRD went to 30pts. Tuesday, July 31 was a Four Ball Best Ball Stableford. Winners of Division 1 were Liz Donaldson and Sharon Phillips 42pts, 1st runners up were Mavis Brimelow and Michelle Wormwell 41pts OCB from 2nd runners up Di Dancer and Carol Lomaranto. Division 2 Winners: Kathy Moffat and Jean Ward on 44pts, 1st runners up were J Rayfield and S Hardy 43pts OCB from 2nd runners up Robyn Ryan and Lea Garner. NTPs: 5 Hope Hannah and Sue Williamson. 5 Jo Malone and Leanne Gyther. 16 C Lemon and C Devine. 18 Carolyn Chestnut and Di Passier. BRD went to 40pts. Thursday August 2 was Monthly Medal. A Grade winner was Cathy Stone 73 nett, runner up Sonia Kenway 74 nett. B Grade winner was Pam Marsden 69 nett, runner up was Lesley Eggleston 73 nett. C Grade winner was Janelle Balfe 72 nett, runner up Oriel Lyon 75 nett. Gross winners were A Grade – Jo Malone 78, B Grade – Val Turner 93 and C Grade Kathy Moffat 107. NTPs: 2 and 18 (second shot) Pam Marsden, 5 – Fay Barry, 16 – Oriel Lyon. Putting – Pam Marsden 26 putts. BRD went to 76 nett. Wow! Pam Marsden had one of "those" days, winning with a great score, two pin shots and the putting. Well done, Pam.
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BEERWAH & DISTRICT TROPHIES Contributed by Steven Jeffery Beerwah State High School recently held its annual Athletics Carnival after being washed out last term. There were some outstandingly talented students giving their best as they threw, ran and jumped their way to victory. The Colour Run was also very popular with students being saturated in iridescent powder from head to toe. A total of 130 Beerwah students will make up the team to compete at the Coastal District Athletics Championships on August 10 and 13. The aim is to regain the District Trophy after being relegated to second behind Chancellor State College the last three years.
Leading the team will be our Age Champions: 12 Yrs, Amali K and Jack H; 13 Yrs, Baylee M and Caleb B; 14 Yrs, Imogen H and Jordy W; 15 Yrs, Boni G and Nicholas H; 16 Yrs, Breanne H and James P; and Open, Kirrah C and Ryan H.
Maleny Bowls Club Contributed by Graeme Glover Scroungers has been well supported and we have seen some very interesting tussles as the new competition starts to warm up. Good to see some new faces join the winners’ circle. Dave E has cracked that win and here is hoping it will continue. Judith had a break from bar volunteering to join the winners’ circle. Thanks to our interstate visitors for coming to the club for a game and a roll. Wednesday evening’s competition continues to amaze. What great support for our program. It was no luck in winning by the Tutors, they did a repeat and are now on a roll. The Handels had a hard game, as it is tough to not lose interest when you are so far ahead. One member left and another bowled six bowls to keep the flow. We saw a couple of really close games with a
few folk finding it hard in the cooler weather. Paul Kemp hasn't had a toucher for at least five weeks. Possibly the changing team puts him under pressure to maintain his earlier impressive form. Tony Yorkston had to play well to make up for his missing team member Steve Porter who has proven to be mister reliable for the ‘Mighty Ten’ team. The High School program commenced this week, which was great to see. Brett G and staff from Maleny Primary started primary school bowls with an enthusiastic group from Maleny State School. Well done all. Next week we have teams visiting Mapleton and Kilcoy. Thanks to those members for making this effort to help us meet our commitment. Check the notice board for club championship game deadlines.
The Range Croquet Club Contributed by Ken Barker The Sugar Festival was played in Nambour on Wednesday, Thursday and half of Friday. It is played annually. Players form doubles teams which change daily. It is a wonderful tournament for players who are in the lower divisions to develop their skills because they are paired up with a more experienced player who can give them advice on the lawn. This year Val and Vince Carbery and Nick Cram participated. Saturday saw the Bray team in action at home. The Range fielded Sarah Widin, Frances Harper and Robert Elliot. Caloundra, our opponents, consisted of Shirley Boland and Delphine Willems. In the singles competition Sarah beat Shirley 15-5 and Frances beat Delphine 11-8. The doubles saw a reversal of fortunes with Sarah and Robert succumbing to Shirley and Delphine 8-10. It was a good, well fought round with The Range getting up 2 games to 1, scoring 34 hoops to 23. The Queensland second division championships were played at Graceville Club in Brisbane on the
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weekend. Ken and Donna both played in beautiful conditions and enjoyed the experience. Ken, with a good slice of luck, managed to win 4 games of 5 and was equal first on games but runner up on a countback to Greg Kerswell from Merthyr. Val Carbery made a welcome return to the Lochwood competition on Wednesday. She paired up with Nick in the doubles to win the day in a balanced competition. The score in the doubles was 17-11 to Maleny. We played Nambour. They fielded Theo Kleiberg and Bill Habner. Ken defeated Theo 16-12 in a scrappy game on lawn 1 and Nick went down 11-17 on lawn 2 in the singles, so it was critically important to gain the victory. Well done Nick and Val for strength under pressure. Once again, a good hard-fought round. The Range wins 2 games to 1 scoring 44 hoops to 40. Club play days are Thursday and Sunday at 1 for 1.30pm. Saturday mornings at 8am there are lessons for beginners on the courts in the showgrounds. For details contact president Vince Carbery on 5494 2193 or secretary Priscilla Vickers on 5494 3555.
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Maleny Golf Club Contributed by Jenny Oxenham Saturday, July 28: Men’s 2nd Round A,B,C Drummonds Club Championships. A Grade – first place: Garth Bailo (73); runner-up: Marcus Wellington (76); third place: David Flowers (78). B Grade – first place: Peter Gilbert (81); runner-up: Allan Bridge (85) on a countback from third place: Jeffery Kruse (85). C Grade – first place: Doug Johnstone (90) on a countback from runner-up: Ben Haycroft (90) and third place: Hans Van Sanbeeck (93). NTP’s 3 – Mark Green, 8 – Peter Gilbert and 13 – Jimmy Byun. Tuesday, July 31: Mixed 18 Hole Single Stableford, first place went to Neil Stenhouse (44), runner-up was Niel Cronk (42) on a countback from third place winner: Doug Johnstone (42) and Denis Hickey (42). NTP’s 5 and 8 – Peter Gilbert and 13 – Neil Stenhouse. Wednesday, August 1: The Ladies played in a two person ambrose competition with first place going to the team of Christine Lemon and Karen Heading with 68.75; runners-up were the team of Liz Mellish and Toni Bishop with 71 and third place went to Penny Edwards and Carolyn Thompson with 76.75. NTP’s went 3 – Toni Bishop and 5 – Christine Lemon. Another three holes have been added so why not come and play our extended 12-hole course? Attractive Gold and Silver pro-rata membership rates are also available. To book a round or enquire about membership, call 5499 9960. For more information visit our website at www.malenygolfclub.com.au
Witta Tennis Contributed by Pauline Frawley Although Kawana Kool Kats were clearly the winners of the day, Witta Wagtails fought all the way. Despite the loss to the Kool Kats, the competition and tennis between the two teams was very enjoyable. Witta Whistlers expected a strong challenge today from the Maroochy Meteors, and were pleasantly surprised with a win. It was close going into the last two sets with only three games the difference, so we had to tough it out! Well done team of Liz, Brenda, Donna and Maree. We all enjoyed a great day of tennis in lovely playing conditions. The Wildcats travelled to Maroochydore to compete against the Friday Flyers. It was very close all day with only a game separating the teams the entire day. And that’s how it ended up, one game the difference. Pauline, Stacey, Libby and Jenie won the sets 5-3, but in Friday tennis it’s all about the games. That one game 37-38 gave the Flyers the win. Date Claimer: Saturday, August 18 club tournament – details to follow. Social tennis is on Monday 8am and Saturday 1pm all welcome. Court bookings phone 0437 295 501 or www.wittatennis.com.au
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The Glasshouse Mountains Advancement Network Inc will hold its AGM at 2pm on Sunday 19th August, at the Glasshouse Mountains Neighbourhood Centre (opp Post Office). Our guest speaker will be Alan Franks from Hollow Log Homes. Afternoon tea will be served at the conclusion of the meeting. All welcome.
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A lost dog strays into a jungle. A lion sees this from a distance and says with caution, "This guy looks edible, never seen his kind before.” So the lion starts rushing towards the dog with menace. The dog notices and starts to panic but as he's about to run he sees some bones next to him and gets an idea and says loudly, "Mmm... that was some good lion meat!" The lion abruptly stops and says, "Woah! This guy seems tougher then he looks, I better leave while I can."
Your Stars ARIES March 21 – April 20 The Solar Eclipse New Moon this weekend brightly underscores romance, creative projects, children’s activities and your own personal hobby. Reserve this weekend for relaxation and play. Minor disagreements can occur but don’t let insecurities stand in the way of resolving these now. Mars retrograde means do revise/revisit handyman jobs. TAURUS April 21 – May 21 A very weird weekend awaits you, signalling a fresh start in home affairs, redecoration, or new additions. This would suit Mercury retrograde, as you could review and revise spending monies to recreate an internal new standard of living. Mars in Capricorn next week, helped by Mercury retrograde, sees you using your muscles in redecoration. GEMINI May 22 – June 23 The New Moon this weekend speeds up the flow of information, brings ideas about travel, and even your correspondence picks up too. Much needed information is available, but just be prepared for alterations and delays under Mercury Retrograde. As Mars backtracks into Capricorn, and Uranus is retrograde, this may be the time to repair plumbing. CANCER June 24 – July 22 A social situation may become awkward as there is a New Moon in Leo and a drama takes place with Uranus retrograding. So, the weekend sees the New Moon in Leo, bringing things to a head regarding financial activities. After the weekend the Virgo Moon brings supportive energies to your partner, and Mars enhances your career.
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Over by the tree top, a monkey witnessed everything. Evidently, the monkey realises that he can benefit from this situation by telling the lion and getting something in return. So the monkey proceeds to tell the lion what really happened and the lion says angrily, "Get on my back, we'll get him together." So they start rushing back to the dog. The dog sees them and realises what’s happened and starts to panic even more. He then gets another idea and shouts, "Where the hell is that monkey?! I told him to bring me another lion an hour ago..."
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LEO July 23 – August 22 The New Moon in your sign this weekend beams a wonderful spotlight on you and you have your best ability to deal with things with your unique personal touch. Under the return of Mars to Capricorn, you find yourself backtracking or reviewing what has been achieved in the past month. Friends make a shaky move bringing unexpected results. VIRGO August 23 – September 22 The New Moon has a Solar Eclipse in Leo, offering you seeds of golden opportunities. So, pay attention to your dreams and follow your intuition. You will even find your inner artist coming out. What is revealed is your authentic evolutionary path. The Moon in your sign for Monday makes you more industrious than usual. Check your calendar. LIBRA September 23 – October 22 This New Moon eclipse spotlights your social and love life. It could find you, with retrograde Mars, returning to a home project or domestic issue requiring additional attention. That can be resolved over the next two weeks and best by the end of the month. Uranus retrograde shows health matters become unpredictable. Resolve tensions! SCORPIO October 23 – November 22 This Solar eclipse New Moon is testing against your ambition or your new life directions. Take the pressure off yourself and retain your classic self control. Mars retrogrades back into Capricorn and that suits your ability to tackle normal daily routine. Working for a cause means you could stumble into a lucky break. Secret endeavours succeed.
SAGITTARIUS November 23 – December 22 Most aspects of your personal freedom will shine under the New Moon eclipse in Leo. Anything old is made new again, or there’s a fresh start, with long term potential success. There is an emphasis on paying your dues and bringing accounts up to date. For two weeks, it’s a time for review, rather than moving forward. CAPRICORN December 23 – January 19 The weekend sees Mars retrograding back into Capricorn which will power you up all next week to focus on an old goal or previous venture. It will also energise you physically, so use that for your muchneeded exercise. With the New Moon in Leo the weekend provides clues to finding the golden energy in money or intimate affairs. AQUARIUS January 20 – February 19 Uranus retrograding back into Taurus unsettles some of the old home and family concerns, however, with Venus entering Libra there are happy relationships. The New Moon in Leo puts your relationship into a sharp focus with many opportunities to advance harmoniously together. There is a brief two week period of frustrations to manage. PISCES February 20 – March 20 The New Moon triggers an inner search for answers regarding a shared money matter, or an intimate discussion of investment strategies. With retrograde Mars re-entering Capricorn in your sector of friendships, and the Moon in Virgo highlighting primary relationships, it is a positive fruitful and productive week ahead. Express your emotions.
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