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Business For Sale

Business For Sale

A long established garden maintenance business with a good client base is for sale in Maleny.

• A well established garden maintenance business, commenced in 2013

• A stable client base, most of whom have been with me since 2013/14

• All clients are located in town or nearby surrounds

• Good potential for further growth given the amount of enquiries received on a regular basis

• Ideally the new owner will have sound horticultural knowledge of plants and good practice, and be motivated to engage and interact with clients

• This is much more than a mowing business, although there are some mowing only clients

• A handover period of six to eight weeks is available to the new owner to ensure a smooth transition

• Plant and equipment would be on as needs basis

Please direct all enquiries to Tony Cooper on 0413 751 185

GUITAR, PIANO ACCORDION & MUSIC Theory lessons. Professional caring teachers. Ph Bob 5494 7568 or 0411 959 157.

Positions Vacant

CLEANER NEEDED in the Peachester area fortnightly, good remuneration Please leave a message 0410 552 993

MULTI-DROP DELIVERY DRIVER

A full-time position with a local LPG business KLM GAS, delivering 45kg gas cylinders.

Must have a LR/MR licence, have good customer skills and a good driving history. Please email resume to admin@klmgas.com.au

5493 0493

For Sale

FRUIT TREES – SPECIAL SALE. Mandarin, Orange & Lemon trees. ONLY $15 each (limit 3 per person). Saturday mornings only. 37 Coonowrin Rd, Glass House or by appointment. Ph. 0412 712 640.

Wanted To Buy

VINYL RECORDS & TOYS , breakfast cereal toys, Matchbox cars, tin toys, dolls, vintage surfboards.

Text or phone Steve 0421 030 056.

PETS & LIVESTOCK

Sport Results

Range Croquet Club

Contributed by Helen Uhlmann

May 1: We’ve had a quiet week on our own lawns this week due to the Maleny Wood Expo being held at the showgrounds over the May long weekend, resulting in cancellation of Saturday coaching and Sunday play. Our only play day was Thursday which was attended by five keen players. Wallace Roy and Lynette Evans teamed up against Dianne Horsman in a very tight game of Association croquet, ending in a 16 all draw. Meanwhile Donna Manning gave Helen Uhlmann a comprehensive introduction to Ricochet Croquet, playing a 14 point game with lots of helpful and patient instruction. Helen is looking forward to playing Ricochet more regularly and thoroughly enjoyed the session with Donna.

Things may have been quiet on our lawns, however this did not mean that our club members were idle. Dianne and Lynette, our accomplished Bray Shield pennants team played the Bribie Island Dolphins in some stiff competition on Saturday 29th. Congratulations to Lynette in her comprehensive singles win with 15 hoops to her opponent’s 7. Dianne met her match with her opponent having a blinder, ending up with 26 hoops to Dianne’s 8. This made for an interesting doubles match which was nail bitingly close, with Bribie just edging ahead by one hoop to win 9:8. Well played to everyone.

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Garage Sales

BEERWAH, 9 Katherine St. Sat. May 13, 7am – 4pm. HUGE GARAGE SALE! Lots of camping gear, some furniture, office lockers, new & used items.

PALMWOODS 70/18 Landers Shoot Road. Sat 13 & Sun 14 May. Moving sale, everything must go at minimal offer. Furniture, tools, wheelbarrows, garden tools, bric-a-brac and more. FREE BOOKS. For enquiries please phone 0421 005 121

Caloundra Scrap Metal

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Clubs format advertiser. publisher, same. discretion of Friday for the match, Lynette Evans played George Oliver in a very close run match, played to golden point which George won. In the doubles match, Sarah and Vince Carbery teamed up against George and Bill. Again, the match went to golden point with Bill and George winning again. Congratulations to all on a great day of exciting play.

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Meanwhile, Donna Manning and Ken Barker played Toombul on Sunday 29,30/4 in the Association Croquet 2nd eights competition. They both acquitted themselves very well, coming out with three wins and three losses each. This is a wonderful achievement for play in this state level competition, with each of their wins being quite comprehensive. Congratulations to both Donna and Ken. We remind our community that groups are always welcome to enjoy a game of Golf or Aussie croquet on our lawns. This can be arranged by contacting our president Sarah Widen on the number below. The attached photo shows members of the Down Under Caravan Club after playing with us earlier in the year.

In our club match ups on the afternoon of Thursday 4th, Donna Manning played our visitor, the very experience player Chris Borlase, in a great match up, which Chris won 24:8. We appreciate having such high level players visit our club as playing against them gives us a wider opportunity to hone our skills. Meanwhile Wallace Roy bravely took on the might of a team of Helen Andrews and Sally Adams, easily winning with 19 hoops to 6. On Sunday afternoon May 7, the beautiful Autumn weather drew many players to the lawns and both courts were in use. On lawn one, a doubles match between a team of Sally Adams and Wallace Roy against Helen Andrews and Kath Smith resulted in a very close game, won by Sally and Wallce with 11 hoops to 10. On lawn 2, Dianne Horsman played Nick Cram in a singles match, with Dianne going down with 4 hoops to Nick’s 17. Great play Nick! Also on lawn 2, Sarah Widin played against a team of Donna Manning and Lynette Evans which was won by Donna and Lynette 14:11. The pleasant afternoon was rounded off with a very congenial drink at the end of play. The attached photo shows Wallace, Kath and Sally with drinks in hand and Lynette and Dianne hamming it up in the background. It must be the joys of Autumn!!

We’re excited to be adding Tuesday mornings to our play schedule at the club when we will play Ricochet. Many of us are enjoying playing this different croquet game and are looking forward to this

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May 8: Exciting times have been enjoyed on our lawns this past week. On Thursday 4th May, Ricochet Pennants were played against Coolum. What a nail biting time!

Congratulations to Sarah Widin for her healthy win against Bill Habner in one of the singles matches. In the other singles

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Trixie

Domestic Long Hair

Age: 8 years 1 month

Sex: Female Adoption Fee: $70

Weight: 3.5 kg

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American Staffordshire Bull Terrier/Unknown

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Landsborough, 9 Caloundra St

Mon – Fri 8am – 6pm. Sat 8am – 1pm Phone: 5494 1337

Glass House Mountains, 3/11 Bruce Parade, Mon – Fri 9am – 4pm Phone: 5438 7177

This ad is sponsored by www.glasshousevets.com.au

Summary: Trixie is a stunning lady with a long grey coat. In the refuge she is preferring to sleep the day away in a hidey hole but she is up for a pat whenever anyone walks by. In her previous home she lived with kids and was fine with them. She lived with another cat but did not appreciate the company, so we are looking for a single home for Trixie. Trixie will greet you when you come home and sleep on the end of your bed. She will need someone who is happy to maintain her lovely coat with regular brushing.

FOSTER TO ADOPT ONLY

We are seeking a very specific home to meet his needs as Hopper has tested positive for Heartworm. Thankfully we have caught this early and have started treatment but now he needs a place to continue on his healing journey. We are looking for a quiet home, free from other dogs and cats. He can’t be exercised like a normal dog as this can have serious health issues, so short gentle walks in the cool morning or evenings and lots of puzzle toys to keep his mind engaged. For more information about Hopper and his needs contact us.

Phone 5494 5275 info@sippycreek.com.au www.sippycreek.com.au or find us on Facebook

Glasshouse Country Bowls Club

Contributed by David Hayes

WEDNESDAY 03.05.23 9.30am Monthly

Jackpot Triples 21 ends. In total 10 teams competed for the Jackpot of $180.00 which was not won with a -18 so June it will be $210.00. Winners of the day with the highest winning margin of +17 were Jack Timm, Di Hume and Rodney Sharpe. R/Up were Jill Kirchheiner, Marilyn Podmore and Rob Scullion. Lucky draw went to Marilyn Boulton, Joy Reason and Vic Muscat

Thursday 04.05.23 12.30pm Social Open

Pairs. Winners of the day with two wins and a margin of 11 were Peter Bousen and Lindsay Henderson. R/Up with the highest winning margin in either game were Warren Blackbourne and Graham Nicholson with +10. Lucky draw went to Allan Pashby and Jonathan Orr. $30 meat voucher won by John Palty and the $20 cash to Kerry Munster.

Saturday 06.05.23 10am round 1 Men

“B” Grade Singles. Russ Turner def Jason Bigalla 25-19.

Round 2 of the Men’s B Grade Singles this Saturday 10am with round 3 at 12.45pm. All welcome to come along and watch. Unfortunately we had to cancel this months Sunday Social, we will try again in June, with less bowls on by then hopefully the numbers will improve.

Congrats to Jack Chirgwin, Chris Freshwater and Barb Whitfiled who all participated in the State District Sides help on the Sunshine Coast last week.

THE San Training Centre competitors were in top form over the weekend, snagging five gold medals, three silver medals and seven bronze medals at the Taekwondo Gold Coast Open.

Up against 70 Taekwondo clubs from all over Australia and competitors from Tonga, New Zealand, India and New Caledonia, San Training’s Cameron Taylor said he was proud of the club’s achievement, including finishing 12 overall.

“I was really happy with the team, winning 15 medals overall and placing 12th overall, our coach from Taipei participated and won a gold medal in her division which was great,” he said.

“Ava also won a gold medal, she’s from our development team and it was her first competition win which was great for her.

“These events are great for students to make lifelong friends, especially those from different countries to learn about different cultures and grow as a person.”

The San Training Centre team has been working hard for not just the Gold Coast