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October 2015
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JOINING THE TRAIL: SSC Cr Jenny McKay and Nambour Neighbours Aid store manager Luke Zanetti launch the fifth annual Garage Sale Trail. See story on page 2.
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Help the world and make some cash WELCOME to our October edition of Seniors Newspaper. One man’s junk is another man’s treasure, and if you join the annual biggest garage sale, then that may well be the case for you. At the very least, it might get you thinking about clearing out some space and making a few dollars at the same time. As you will see in the story, it’s also aimed at reducing rubbish through recycling. The way we live now will be a gift for future generations
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SUNSHINE Coast households, schools and community groups will join hundreds of thousands of people across the country on Saturday, October 24, as part of the fifth annual Garage Sale Trail. An award-winning community and sustainability event, Garage Sale Trail is powered by more than 150 local councils and it is expected more than 10,000 garage sales will be held across the country. Sunshine Coast Community Programs and Environment Portfolio Councillor Jenny McKay welcomed the council’s involvement and the unique opportunity to promote reuse and community building in a fun and creative way. “Sunshine Coast Council is proud to again be actively involved in bringing this national initiative to our residents,” Cr McKay said. “Garage Sale Trail helps
JOINING THE TRAIL: Cr Jenny McKay and Nambour Neighbours Aid store manager Luke Zanetti.
people to think creatively about how we can reuse items that might otherwise be put out for waste collection and possibly end up in landfill. “Garage Sale Trail is a fun and social way to get to know your neighbours and connect with the broader community whilst raising money for yourself or
others. “It’s a grassroots event that has swept across the country, so we’re pleased to be part of something bigger that’s making some positive change.” All households, local organisations, schools, community groups and charities can register for free at garagesaletrail.com.au.
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– let’s make it a good one. This week we introduce you to some inspiring people, in particular artist Judy Barrass, an adventurous, artistic soul who said yes to technology and since 2006 has run a parallel online life full of creativity.
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FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK
She’s a natural with technology, and her enthusiasm is catching (page 6). Seniors writer Jim Fagan keeps us in touch with tech lessons at the library (page 7), and we share a few practical tips on page 14. I have also made way for opinion pages. In this edition, we talk about mature-age discrimination in the workplace. As people live longer and healthier lives (and as the pension age moves further and further away), many of
THE Sunshine Coast Art Prize celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2015. SSC Council partners with visual art awards across the Cost to promote a regionwide celebration of visual art with combined prizes valued at over $125,000. Mediums include painting, sculpture, public art, photography, new media (including projections, animation, street art, digital photography, videography and more). For info on winners go to: gallery.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au -Pictured: socials from Sunshine Coast prize at Caloundra Art Gallery.
Diane Summer and Robyn Wight attend the SSC Art Prize event at Caloundra Regional Gallery.
Ray and Ellane Chugg enjoy the artwork
Kathryn and John Christie at the art show.
us stay in the workforce for longer. On pages 6 and 7, you can check out your rights, government policies and the people there to help. We are also asking for your opinion via email (editor@seniorsnewspaper.com.au) or from our website www.seniorsnewspapers.com.au.Facebook is another way to join the conversation and I welcome you to join me – facebook.com/seniorsnews Gail Forrer editor.
Computers have been on our minds for centuries THE word “computer” was first recorded as being used in 1613 and was originally used to describe a human who performed calculations or computations. The definition of a computer remained the same until the end of the 19th century, when the industrial revolution gave rise to machines whose primary purpose was calculating. First mechanical computer or automatic computing engine concept In 1822, Charles Babbage conceptualised and began developing the Difference Engine, considered to be the first automatic computing machine. The Difference Engine was capable of computing several sets of numbers and making hard copies of the results. Babbage received some help with development of the Difference Engine from Ada Lovelace, considered by many to be the first computer programmer for her work and notes on the Difference Engine. Unfortunately, because of funding, Babbage was never able to complete a fullscale functional version of this machine. In June 1991, the London Science Museum completed the Difference Engine No.2 for the bicentennial year of Babbage’s birth and later completed the printing mechanism in 2000. In 1837, Charles Babbage proposed the first general mechanical computer, the Analytical Engine. www.seniorsnewspaper.com.au
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Jessica, 93, hits the gym at 6am By MICHELE STERNBERG
JESSICA Benton loves nothing more than working up a sweat in the gym pumping iron three times a week and going for a walk or swim on her “days off”. At 93, she’s the oldest in the gym at Noosa Springs Golf and Spa Resort – but that doesn’t bother her. “It keeps me going,” she laughs, wiping a hand across her forehead as she jumps off the leg press machine. “The younger ones say they’re ashamed not to come because they know I’ll be here.” The active grandmother from Tasmania spends 10 weeks every year in Queensland visiting her daughter Patsy Fisher, who
conducts weekly classes in the fitness centre at Noosa Springs Resort. Mrs Benton, who turns 94 in November, says she rises at 4.30am every day and is at the gym by 6am whether she’s at home or on holidays.
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Mrs Benton, believes regular exercise is the key to staying healthy and hopes to still be going whe she is 120. “You’ve got to keep going.
I push myself,” she said. She believes regular exercise is the key to staying healthy, and she hopes to still be going to the gym when she’s 120. “It’s helping my muscles, which is helping my bones to be strong,” she said. “My balance is not so good anymore, though. “I used to do the balance and pump class and step classes, but it’s a bit too much for me now, so I got into weights. I start off with 10 minutes on the treadmill and then go on to weights.” Mrs Benton asks those working out around her to help her put the weights on the machines, but has no leg press. Her dedication impresses all around her, and she’s even been asked to conduct
classes “for the oldies”. But for the moment, she’s happy working to her own training schedule. She’s always been a hard
worker. She started working at the age of 10 delivering papers on foot. “I was always a bit sickly as a child, but after 10, I just
took off ... I’ve been doing gym work and walking groups for years.” But for rest she loves curling up with her Kindle.
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VITAL SKILLS: Forty seniors took a Grey Medallion lifesaving course at BreakFree Grand Pacific Caloundra.
Learning to save lives the Council on the Ageing funded us to run this course,” said Patricia Barry, the main facilitator. “It’s one that’s specially designed for over-55s. “They’re an over-represented demographic in the National Drowning Statistics. Many are also carers for their grandchildren. “Aquatic activities and pools form part of the daily lives of the growing num-
ber of retirees on the Sunshine Coast. “Statistics show that if we perform CPR, it is most likely to be on someone we know and love.” Over the two days, participants learnt how to deal with aquatic and landbased emergencies, undertake CPR and use a defibrillator. The life-sized electronic manikins that give instan-
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The Pets for Life program has proved a great success
Centre community development co-ordinator Tomas Passeggi said the project had provided help to 68 participants in the past three years. The project’s three-year funding grant from the Department of Health and Ageing expired and Mr Passeggi was unable to secure more funding. Mr Passeggi said they had had to pay for volunteer training, police checks and insurance out of their own pocket.
“We have had to create waitlists for people interested in joining us because unless there happens to be a volunteer in your area, we are not able to advertise for one,” he said. “The interest is still there, but this is not sustainable (without government assistance) in the long term. “With funding, when we have people with higher needs we were able to provide a program worker to follow up with them and provide more support, but
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at the moment we can only provide the volunteers for the connection and have to refer them on to other services for anything beyond that.” Mr McArdle said he and his wife had owned a cat for more than 18 years and he was a firm believer in the benefits of pet ownership on the health and well-being of older generations. “The enjoyment we got out of her being around the home, I can only imagine there would be a manyfold increase to a person who is older and not as well,” he said. “The pure and unconditional love they provide is marvellous and for an elderly or isolated person it would be priceless.” Mr McArdle said the Pets for Life project was “well and truly advanced” with its success backed by research from the University of the Sunshine Coast. “I’m hoping the Minister can visit the community centre and meet some of the people in the area who rely upon pets for company and to relieve isolation,” he said.
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Tech buff connected to the planet By GAIL FORRER
FAST FACTS
Judy Barrass (a.k.a. Juanita Deharo) Judy Barrass studied at Goulburn CAE, University of Tasmania, and University of New England. Her practice includes works in paper, artist books, surface design, printmaking, drawing, sculpture and environmental installations as well as video, projection, animation, generative and virtual art.
Public collections National Library of Australia, Queensland State Library,Mackay City Artist Book Collection, Fryer Library, University of Queensland Ipswich Public Gallery, Wexford Arts Centre,Wexford, Ireland,Wagga Wagga Regional Gallery, The Bundanon Collection.
Selected recent gallery exhibitions (since 2012) Caloundra Regional Gallery Digital Disruption – January–March 2015, Redcliffe City Gallery Into Paper Dec.2014. January 2015 Redlands Museum Personal Histories - October-November, 2014 University of Sunshine Coast Gallery Fibro Coast May-August, 2014 Gold Coast City Gallery Fibro Coast Feb-March, 2014 Gatakers Artspace, Maryborough Emerald January 2013 Grahame Galleries, Brisbane Lessons in History II Democracy, October December 2012 Caloundra Regional Gallery Treeline, MayJuly 2012 University of Sunshine Coast Gallery Berbagi, Jan-March 2012
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HIGH-TECH ARTIST: Judy Barrass with a tiny video recorder and examples of her work.
like – if you want to build a waterfront house you can, if you want to live in a tenement in New York you can.” An American benefactor liked Judy’s online construction so much he funded a project that saw her guiding a group of Caloundra school children through the process of creating virtual gardens. The benefactor also supports children’s cancer hos-
Lamkin Lane, Caloundra (Caloundra Fringe Festival) September 2014 Spicers Tamarind Resort, Maleny -September 2014 University of Sunshine Coast June 2014Floating Land Environmental Art Festival 2013 Balance Unbalance International Conference 2013 TEDX Noosa 2013 Noosa National Park 2013 Stage sets for ‘Epiphany’ production, Yandina 2013Caloundra Lighthouse (Caloundra Fringe Festival ) 2013 Caloundra Water Tank 2012 Maroochydore Botanic Gardens March 2012.
pital in the States and so the students’ virtual garden went on to be as a visual feelgood therapy in the hospitals. Judy’s tech journey is fluid and continuous – since her foray into the virtual world she has branched off into other areas. Her studio is full of the latest components that hold the potential of adding other dimensions to her cutting-edge work.
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AS A young journalist at the Canberra Times, Judy Barrass was writing stories on a manual typewriter. These days, she’s leaning computer coding and is off to a robotics class. Judy is not a computer nerd – she is a creative artist using technology to expand the frontiers of her art and her mind. In her Sunshine Coast studio, the 68-year-old connects to the world of ideas and shares her own creativity around the planet. Judy sees no start or finish to her exploration into the far realms of technology. “I was an early adopter of anything and everything,” she said. The manual typewriter she once used eventually morphed into the much lauded Commodore 32 followed by Commodore 64. Before too long, Judy and her husband Jim were giving adult computer classes in the 70s. “I’ve always been a tech buff – I remember when I first received a hand-held calculator – it was exciting.” In 2006, Judy entered the virtual world and set up an avatar. In the virtual world, she was able to pursue her passion for creative construction and was delighted it didn’t take up any physical area. Among other things, in virtual reality she set up a garden centre and sold her landscaping creations – waterfalls, rivers, plants. “For a while it was quite lucrative,” she said. “The freedom to be and do in the virtual world is what its all about. “If you want to set up an art gallery you can, if you want to change the show it’s no problem. “You can live wherever you
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In Noosa the average age is 60 upwards and Carmel says there is an even mix of men and women. “It’s mostly instruction on tablets, learning how to Skype, manipulating the buttons, understanding the symbols, how to attach a photo or send a message,” she said. “One day I was even asked, ‘How do I answer the phone? When I ring somebody and the other person answers, what do I do?’” In Mooloolaba, smart phone instructor Colin Dunkerley – The iPad Man, says business has increased so much he is currently advertising for three, maybe four, new trainers. He has been covering the Sunshine Coast since 2012 – from Bribie Island to Noosa and taking in Male-
ny and Beerwah. “Right now I don’t need any advertising, word of mouth is so strong,” he said. “I can’t grow any more unless I employ more trained operators and I’m advertising now.” One day a week Colin gives group lessons to two lots of 16 people and on the other days holds three or four individual lessons a day. He has found that seniors are afraid of doing something wrong. “They need confidence. They think they will do something that breaks the device or stop it from working,” he said. As well as needing more trainers, Colin said he was launching a nationwide online video course next month.
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It’s done, kaput, as yesteryear as the analog tv signal, typewriters and 35mm Kodak film. It’s no longer funny. You know, the joke about how Nanna had to be shown by her eight-year-old grandson how to use her smart phone. The Coast is experiencing an explosion of seniors flocking to local libraries or hiring private trainers to learn how to be tech savvy in today’s digital age of iPads, Androids, Apps, eBay, eBooks, Facebook and more. SENIORS readers may remember that great ad that sparked a worldwide flurry of piano players, “They laughed when I sat down at the piano… and then I started to play.” Well, today the Sunshine Coast equivalent is, “They laughed when I picked up my iPhone… and then I started to text.” A Sunshine Coast Council representative told SENIORS its eight libraries provided one-on-one sessions with volunteers. “In the last 12 months we have hosted 726 free technology help sessions and more than 2000 people have attended,” the representative said. “We estimate 90 per cent of participants are over 50.” At Noosa Library more than 1000 seniors have taken part in courses since the library’s “Tech Help” started in March 2013. Former Sydney teacher-librarian Carmel Galvin has been there from the outset. She is a volunteer and she says, “The more I do, the more I realise the need. The demand is huge.”
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Come on, join the seniors conversation where you will see an an area for your opinion/story. Just click onto the online button and
you’re there. This week we publish a reader’s opinion on the article relating to seniors spending their retirement. We look forward to hearing from you. – Gail Forrer,editor
What’s mine is mine LETTERS S TO THE EDITOR
I REMAIN appalled by people, be they family or friends, who think they have an entitlement to other people’s money. A bequest is choice and gift of the deceased person. No one else owns another’s possessions except the owner. No one should have any say at all as to what they feel they are “entitled to”. The mindset that people have a right to a secured
allotment of money is in the days of yore and has been for a very long time. My children know full well that when I retire I am going to live life to the full and they will get what is leftover. Neither of my children are wealthy but they know what I own is mine to do with in whatever form I wish. The mindset is all based on greed.
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Each person should make their own way in life and rely on nothing that is not earned by themselves, let alone “accuse” their bequeather of almost daylight robbery. I have sent this email after not finding a “Letters to the Editor” section. Please consider the inclusion of “Letters to the Editor” as I am sure there are a lot of us out there who share the same feeling. Margaret Daly Nundah. Thanks for your letter Margaret, we look forward to more comment. – Gail Forrer
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Working longer AUSTRALIANS are leading longer, healthier lives and are being urged by economists and politicians to work longer. While many of us are keen to do so, others feel that after a lifetime of hard work they are entitled to an easier life. If you’re not ready for retirement just yet, you might be thinking about your options. You might be considering starting your own business, retraining for a new career or simply up-
skilling for your current one. You may even be looking for a new job or trying to rejoin the workforce. While older job seekers in Australia are known to face the most trouble when it comes to finding work, that doesn’t mean you should be discouraged. Age discrimination in employment has been acknowledged as a significant issue for many decades and Australia has been active in legislating to compensate
those who are victims of age discrimination. National Seniors Australia continues to lead research into age discrimination and the retention of older workers in the Australian workforce, as well as fight for better conditions for mature age workers. Check out the articles at the website below for the latest research and useful information on work and careers – www.nationalseniors.com.au/be-informed/ work-and-careers.
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Facing unfair treatment because of their age STEREOTYPES about young people and older Australians are a major factor behind age discrimination. This is especially true for mature workers, who often have to counter negative attitudes held by employers and assumptions about a ‘use by’ date for their skills. The Age Discrimination Act 2004 protects individuals across Australia from discrimination on the basis of age in many areas of public life, including employment, education, accom-
modation and the provision of goods and services. People who experience direct or indirect discrimination can complain to the Commission. The Commissioner undertakes a wide range of activities to help individuals and organisations around the country understand their rights and meet their legal responsibilities, especially in the workplace. The work includes research, policy advice and education initiatives that
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Go to www.seniorsnewspaper.com.au and check into our online poll: Have you experienced mature age workplace discrimination? Just tick the box – Yes/No. tackle the attitudes and stereotypes that can lead to age discrimination. The Age Discrimination Commissioner, the Hon Susan Ryan AO, leads this
work. Her focus is addressing the barriers to equality and participation faced by mature workers, older Australians and young people.
Measures are needed to break down age discrimination IN March this year, the release of the Intergenerational Report today confirmed the government's continued intention to cut the age pension, highlights the need for more focus on combatting age discrimination and having a more dynamic workforce participa-
tion policy, and reaffirms the need for a comprehensive retirement incomes review, said leading seniors advocate COTA Australia. COTA Australia Chief Executive Ian Yates said population and demographic changes heralded ‘the age of the senior' which should
be celebrated. "The ageing population means we are going to be forced to better value older people in our society as we will need to rely on them to balance future budgets. A productive future of Australia will need to be a productive older Australia," Mr Yates
said."If we need older Australians to work longer, there will need to be more sophisticated measures and incentives put in place to break down discrimination against older people and encourage employers to keep them on. - COTA Australia.
AGE AND DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION COMMISSIONER The Hon Susan Ryan AO (pictured) was appointed as Australia’s first Age Discrimination Commissioner on July 30, 2011 for a five year term. Susan Ryan is also the Disability Discrimination Commissioner, from 12 July 2014. Up until her appointment as Commissioner, she had been Women’s Ambassador for ActionAid Australia and chaired the Australian Human Rights Group since 2008. She had also chaired the Australian Human Rights Act Campaign Inc. since 2005. Immediately prior to commencing as Commissioner, Susan was also the Independent Chair of the IAG and NRMA Superannuation Plan and had been President of the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees from 2000 to 2007, member of the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors from 2001 to 2007, member of the ASX Corporate Governance Council from 2003 to 2007
and CEO of the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia from 1993 to 1997. Susan has also held a number of positions at the University of New South Wales. She was Pro-chancellor and Council member from 1998, Chair of the UNSW Risk Committee from 2002 and Chair of the Advisory Council FASS UNSW since 2010. From 1975 to 1988, Susan was Senator for the ACT, becoming the first woman to hold a Cabinet post in a federal Labor Government. She also pioneered extensive anti-discrimination and equal opportunity legislation, including the landmark Sex Discrimination Act 1984 and the Affirmative Action Act 1986. In 1990, Susan was appointed Officer of the Order of Australia for her contribution to Parliament. She published her autobiography, Catching the Waves, in 1999 and has been a frequent media commentator on her areas of expertise.
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New books commemorate those who served in WWII
SEVENTY-SIX years ago, then Australian Prime Minister Robert Gordon Menzies announced the beginning of Australia’s involvement in the Second World War. On the same day, Britain, France and New Zealand declared war on Germany. ‘The next six years saw almost one million Australian men and women involved in the Second World War,’ declared DVA Secre-
tary Simon Lewis PSM. ‘More than half served overseas in Europe, the Mediterranean, North Africa, South-East Asia and the Pacific. Some 27,000 were killed, died of wounds, were taken prisoner or wounded in action in the European and Mediterranean theatres of war. ‘To help commemorate this significant day in our history (declaration of war), I
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am pleased to launce the final two books in the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) wartime history series, Australians in World War II. ‘These two compelling books, part of a five-part series, examine the experiences of Australians who fought in Europe.’ United Kingdom focuses on Australians serving in the UK in a wide variety of roles, including flying U-
Boat patrols and escorting Allied convoys, flying Spitfires over occupied France from British bases, and defusing German mines in the English Channel. Royal Australian Navy in the Atlantic and Mediterranean examines the pivotal role of the RAN over the course of the war, including the battles of the Atlantic, Cape Spada and Cape Matapan, the evacuation of troops from Greece and
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Crete and the vital support and supply of Allied forces during the siege of Tobruk. The Australians in World War II series comprises five books in total. The other three titles include Bomber Command, North Africa and Syria, and Greece and Crete.
Sisters catch up over a beer Ninety-two-year old Mary Joyce (left), a long-time player and supporter at Noosa Golf Club, and her 87-year-old sister Helen Black, from Melbourne, catch up with golfing buddies at the clubhouse in Tewantin.
BUDERIM VIEW CLUB BUDERIM VIEW Club’s meetings and lunches are held on the first Wednesday of the month at 246 Petrie Creek Rd Rosemount (Bli Bli) at 11am. The next event is on Wednesday, October 7. There are always interesting guest speakers and a social activity on the third Wednesday of the month. All VIEW clubs are an important part of The Smith Family and the funds raised are used to assist ‘The Learning for Life’ program for children from underprivileged families. If you have not been to any of our meetings, please consider coming along. Have lunch with a friendly group of ladies and make new and lasting friendships.
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U3A computer classes are a popular choice By JENNIFER GRAHAM
MORE older Australians are embracing technology, a trend reflected in the growing popularity of U3A’s computer courses. On a recent afternoon I had the pleasure of sitting in on an android tablet class conducted by Mr Jeff Martens in Toowoomba. When I asked the students their reasons for signing up for the course, the list of answers was varied, ranging from keeping up with their grandchildren, curiosity, the desire to learn something new and wanting to make the most of their devices. Another strong push factor was acknowledging that with so many services and resources now going online, it was either keep up or get left behind. When summing up his students’ motivations, Mr Martens said some students feel guilty they are be-
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U3A CLASS: Agnes Hale learning how to work her android tablet.
ing left behind in this technological age. “Some are given a smartphone or tablet as a gift.
Some see friends using them and they see how useful these devices can be for keeping in touch with rela-
tives and friends,” he said. By far, though, the biggest plus from the perspective of students, is the collaborative nature of the learning that takes place. Being able to compare notes with peers, learn from others’ experiences and share one’s own discoveries adds to the enjoyment of the classes.
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Researching ancestors CALOUNDRA Family History Research recently held its AGM when a new committee was elected for 2015/16 and membership loyalty certificates were presented. The third Thursday is reserved for the monthly general meeting and the guest speaker at 1.30pm on Thursday, October 15, will be Helen Smith from HVS research. The Ireland special interest group has been reactivated and now joins the other groups who meet each month. All enquiries about the group and events are welcomed, phone Valerie on 5437 3879, Roz on 5493 1197 or Dawn on 5492 2208. Email caloundra
With their membership loyalty certificates for 10 years are (from left) June Blackburn and John Lloyd (15 years membership), Jocelyn Morgan, Margaret Rouhan, Ian Edwardson, Fred and Margaret Lenz, Sue Schott and Dawn Kemp.
familyres@y7mail.com or visit www.caloundra
familyhistory.org.au and view the map, which shows
you how to locate the building.
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MEETINGS take place at St. Peters Anglican Church Hall, Church St, Maroochydore. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday ,October 14, at 9.30am.
GO ALONG, bring a friend, enjoy worship and an inspirational message at Flame Tree Baptist Church Hall, 27 Coes Creek Rd, Nambour, on Friday, October 9, starting at 9.30am.
Morning tea will be served and the cost is $7. Mr Warren Woodland will be the speaker. Phone 0423 388 347 or email candice@onthemark constructions.com.au.
Entry $8 includes a delicious morning tea. The speaker will be Elaine Stanfield. Phone Dorothy 5476 4190 or Melva 5443 5752 for more information.
SUNSHINE COAST COMPUTER CLUB INC MICROSOFT’S new Windows 10 is still generating interest and questions from members of the Sunshine Coast Computer Club Inc. Some members have installed the program and need help with the changes. Tutorials, demonstrations and hands-on help is given to show how to manage this program on computers and other technology. The club gives back-up that aims to guide members to a smooth transition into the new system. Meetings are held weekly at Caloundra on Saturdays and Buderim on Thursdays, and monthly at Yandina on the third Wednes-
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■ Meetings are held weekly at Caloundra on Saturdays and Buderim on Thursdays, and monthly at Yandina on the third Wednesday of each month. ■ Phone the club on 5492 1005, visit www.sccc. org.au and watch the introductory video, or email sccc@internode.on.net
day of each month. Membership entitles attendance at any club meeting on the coast. Meetings provide tea and coffee time for informal chats with visitors.
NATIONAL SENIORS BUDERIM NATIONAL Seniors Buderim Branch monthly meeting will be held in the Buderim Bowls Club, Elizabeth St, Buderim, at 9.30am on Monday, October 26. Cost is $4 per person and morning tea will be served.
Trivia
This month is another trivia morning with our experts Irene and Arthur. Test your knowledge and
CONTACT
For more information about the club, phone Graham on 5444 2831.
enjoy the morning with your peers. All over 50s are welcome to join our group of happy seniors who enjoy each other’s company. We have regular outings to places of interest, restaurants and picnics.
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Laguna Estate - a lifestyle choice
Is ‘grandma’s ghetto’ your idea of a retirement village? If so, stop right there! There is nothing further from the truth. In the past, most residents entered these villages aged in their seventies as part of a move to downsize, decrease maintenance responsibilities, experience a greater sense of safety and security, or for health and lifestyle reasons. Today, younger retirees from age 55 are seeing the benefits of relocating to a retirement village, with the emphasis on lifestyle and making the move a liberating experience. To those who say that they are not ready for such a move, many of the residents at Laguna Estate say that they wish they had made the decision earlier. It has given them the freedom to travel, visit family or just pursue new hobbies without any of the worries they previously had with the upkeep and security issues of their previous home. Combining outstanding resort facilities with stylish homes in a fully landscaped environment, this village strikes the perfect balance between privacy and independence whilst encouraging a vibrant and rewarding community in which to live. There are spacious villas and serviced apartments from which
to choose, all in a quiet, peaceful location yet so close to all the vibrant action of Noosa. The range of facilities is cleverly geared towards anyone over the age of 55, whether you are physically active or prefer a quieter lifestyle - and the grandchildren are welcome here. so what will sell you on your decision to make Laguna Estate your home? It is a combination of many things – particularly the smart community facilities and the activities which cater for all lifestyles, but also the quality finish of both the new and the refurbished villas, the resortstyle feel, the professional and hugely cheerful staff and the low monthly fees. At some time in the future you may need living assistance but this too is catered for at Laguna Estate with assisted care apartments available. Three meals a day, cleaning, weekly towel & linen changes and 24 hour on-call emergency staff are all part of the service. Laguna Estate is a class act – phone 1800 012 049 for lots more information and an appointment to view this special retirement estate at 21 Lake Weyba Drive, Noosaville. You could soon be making the best choice of your life! 6047017aa
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Genealogy Club’s tribute to community of brave people AND their Names Shall Live Forever, Book 1 – Woombye – a book researched by members of the Sunshine Genealogy Club, Nambour. War was not a lifestyle choice for most people. It happened upon them and they followed the call. Volunteering for service was keen and the number of applications for naturalization abnormally increased, showing the willingness of the migrant population to fight for the freedom of their newly accepted country. In 1914 Recruiting Stations were set up in Woombye and Nambour appeared in newspapers and with little concept of war, young men in the district joined up to take their places in the ranks of the Allied fighting forces. Woombye became a Military Centre – a place for training, registration and inspection.
were not eligible to fight but contributed in their own ways to aid our troops. When the news of a ceasefire was finally announced, people came from surrounding districts to the sight of flags flying and a procession forming. Pioneers of the district were
Ottoman Empire: Turkey, Dardanelles, Gallipoli, Anzac Area (Gallipoli), Lone Pine Area, Brown's Dip. Photo: Australian War Memorial.
Many of the local Sunshine Coast recruits came from this area. “The War” changed everyone’s outlook and lifestyle.
Trenches were dug, air raid drills began in schools and societies set up committees to send aid and comfort to our soldiers. People on these committees
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attended by all, remembering that not only had “right” prevailed over “might”, but a great price had been paid to achieve peace in the form of many, many young people from Woombye and districts who would never return home. This book, the first in a series, is an endeavour to give a memory and dignity to those who lost their lives through war, and to those who fought a good fight and returned home to raise families, rebuild lives, help others and support those less fortunate. It is a tribute to a community of brave people.
MILESTONE MOMENT: Harry Treloar and George Oates.
Caloundra Probus Club celebrates milestone AT THE general meeting of the club the group celebrated a significant event in the history of the club. Thirty years ago in August 1985, Col Wruck was inducted into the club, just over three years after it was formed in June 1982. He now joins Harry Treloar and George Oates as the third member to reach this 30-year milestone. The group congratulates its three senior members on reaching this fantastic anniversary. Unfortunately Col Wruck was unable to be present due to ill health.
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community news AIR NOOSA BRANCH ARE you retired or about to retire? The Association of Independent Retirees (AIR) Limited Noosa Branch invites you to attend its next general meeting to be held on Thursday, October 8. The meeting will be held from 9.45am for a 10am start at South Pacific Resort, 179 Weyba Rd, Noosaville. Cost is $5 per person, which includes morning tea, and visitors are welcome. AIR is an investment discussion group to help further your knowledge of investments and self-managed super funds, advocacy to government on superannuation taxation, health and concessions and monthly meetings with speakers on matters of interest to retirees. All meetings are held in a friendly and informal atmosphere and visitors are invited to go along and share a coffee and a chat.
CONTACT
Phone 0488 252543 for more information or email airnoosacommunications@gmail.com.
Discussion of Scots aspect in forebears ANOTHER successful seminar on Scottish Family History was recently delivered by Ann Swain, who was a guest speaker for Cooroy-Noosa Family and Local History Group. Her informative talks are always well attended and all in the audience were inspired to find out more about their Scottish ances-
tors and family heritage. An open day is planned for Monday, October 19, from 9am, at the Research Room, 41 Miva St, Cooroy. Members will guide people through their research and perhaps get through those difficult brickwalls. All visitors and new members are welcome.
CONTACT
Phone 5442 5570 or go to www.genealogy-noosa.org.au.
SHARING TIPS: Ann Swain and Lola McDonald discuss the finer points of Scottish research.
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comfort and the ability to retain the shape and stability of a good lounge suite.” Terry and Cathy have been associated with furniture retailing on the Sunshine Coast since 1976 and have the knowledge and experience to bring your design ideas to life. With more than 70 lounge suites on the showroom
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Caloundra VIEW club celebrates special day
THE women of Caloundra Evening VIEW celebrated the clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 20th birthday at a Roaring 20s themed dinner held at the Caloundra Golf Club on Tuesday, September 8. President Sandra Harding, welcomed all Caloundra members and their guests and said that it was particularly exciting that foundation members Jill Rylatt (president), Carol Kahl (delegate), Bev Walker (treasurer) and Claire Seddon (assist. treasurer) were also able to attend. Bev and Claire are still current members of the club. Lorraine Sumpton (zone councillor) congratulated the club on its tremendous effort over 20-years in sup-
FUN DAY: Foundation members Carol Kahl, Bev Walker, Jill Rylatt and Claire Seddon.
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Sandra on 5491 3669 or email the secretary at caloundraview@ho tmail.com.
porting the work of The Smith Family, which provides financial help to disadvantaged Australian children ensuring greater access to educational opportunities. Members were entertained with a performance of The Charleston, by a group of energetic women, and they then enjoyed the great dance music provided by the fabulous Michelle Brown Duo. VIEW is always looking to welcome more positive and fun-loving women into the organisation. To find out more about Caloundra VIEW Club, phone Sandra on 5491 3669 or email the secretary at caloundraview@hotmail.com.
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Dedicated ladies acknowledged THREE members of the Kawana Senior Citizens Club, were awarded certificates at Jarrod Bleijie’s Qld Day Awards recently. On Thursday mornings the club has different musical artists to entertain members for an hour and usually they are from all over the
Sunshine Coast and are of a high standard. The club meets each Thursday in the Kawana Community Hall behind the Kawana Library, with entertainment from 9.30am. The entry fee of $5 gives you a lucky door ticket
PRESENTATION: Jarrod Bleijie MP State Member for Kawana, with Fay Ryding, Selima Taylor and Jean Leonard. These awards recognise volunteers and their contribution to the Kawana community and these three women are regular volunteers at the Kawana Seniors Club.
CCQ’S VOLUNTEERS: Diane Schwartz, Diana Whittle and Gayl Goschnick.
Retail volunteers needed to help at shop CANCER Council Queensland is searching for enthusiastic locals to be part of its new Cancer Council Shop on the Sunshine Coast.
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with a chance at “Spin the Wheel” and maybe win one of two fruit trays. Morning tea is always enjoyed. Indoor bowls is played as well as hoy and bingo. Lots of places too, to visit with our trip co-ordinator. Phone 5452 5979.
CCQ’s exciting retail volunteering opportunities, phone the volunteer and community engagement team on 1300 851 957.
Help with a furry coat for an injured animal SNUGGLE Coats wants your old fur coats, stoles, capes and hats to give to animal groups to rehabilitate and enrich the lives of animals in care. Furs provide a more natural environment for the animals as compared to towels or blankets, and they are often heard heaving audible sighs before snuggling
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Woodworking club turns 20 CALOUNDRA Woodworking Club celebrates its 20th anniversary on the weekend of October 17 and 18. The club’s workshop will be open both days from 9am–2pm and a vast array of fine woodworking will be on display. Admission is a gold coin donation. There will be lucky door prizes each day as well as a monster raffle with at least 60 prizes each day.
These will be drawn at noon both days. Morning tea and a sausage sizzle will tempt hungry appetites. The club caters for all ages and women are welcome too. Normal operating hours are 7.30am–noon, Monday to Friday. No experience is necessary. The club has an extensive range of machinery and regular classes are held to teach new skills.
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These range from making jewellery boxes to coffee tables to ukuleles and lots more. Members create an incredible variety of wooden items of the highest standard.
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DO YOU NEED HELP AT HOME? MEMBERS: Faye Carr, Pearl Harvey, Lynne Erridge.
please RSVP by Monday, November 9, to: The Secretary, The Gift Gallery, Caloundra Arts Centre Assn, PO Box 45, Moffat Beach Q 4551, or, acceptance and money may be taken to The Gift Gallery between
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10am–4pm any day of the week. Phone 5499 7370.
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PAST, present members and volunteers of “The Gift Gallery” are warmly invited to celebrate, as this marks an important milestone in history for the gallery. The Gift Gallery at Caloundra Arts Centre, 5 North St, Caloundra, first opened its doors as a sales outlet on December 2, 1995. Since that date there have been more than 260 members and volunteers. The committee is arranging a celebration to mark 20 years of operation of The Gift Gallery with a “High Tea” to be held on Saturday, November 21, from 2–4pm, at Caloundra Arts Centre, 5 North, Caloundra. The cost is $20 per person –
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BUDERIM GARDEN FESTIVAL: Festival committee Shirley McDonald, Laurel Asimus, Bev Schouten, Teddy Gove and show steward Ken Evans.
Festival blooms again CELEBRATE the many colours and joys of spring at the Buderim Garden Festival. Buderim Garden Club has drawn crowds to this event for more than 60 years. This year it will be held on the weekend of Saturday and Sunday, October 17–18. It will run from 9am–4pm at the Buderim Memorial
Hall, on the corner of Main and Church Sts. The October date brings out the festival’s true colours, as spring annuals change to more tropical exotics to produce brighter garden displays. Six of Buderim’s best private gardens will also be on display. These gardens have been especially chosen for their
outstanding qualities, and are open all weekend from 9am–4pm. Visitors without a car can hop on a mini bus to move between the gardens. A list of various classes is on line at buderimgardenclub.com. Entry will be $15 for a festival ticket or $2 for entry into the hall only and free access to the adjacent plant
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DID you know it’s only a couple of months to Christmas? And in all the expense of preparing for that most expensive of seasons, even necessary chores get shelved until you can afford them. But with family coming to stay, you really want your home to look its best and if the carpet is looking tired and grubby, that’s not going to happen. The smart solution is to phone Family Friendly Carpet Cleaning before the Christmas crunch starts. As their name suggests, they’re just like part of the family, they’re friendly, and they can make your carpets fresh again. They’re available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, anywhere on the Sunshine Coast, which means if an emergency crops up, they’re right there with the solution. For everyday jobs, they appreciate having Anzac Day and Christmas Day to spend with loved ones. Other services are uphol-
stery and leather cleaning and pest control. Donna from Family Friendly Carpet Cleaning claims, “Our title says it all. We treat everyone just as we would our own family. As a result, in the two years we’ve been in operation, we’ve struck up many friendships with our customers – Sunshine Coast people are lovely that way. They appreciate our attitude and most of our business comes from word of mouth from satisfied clients.” Family Friendly Carpet Cleaning uses only the sort of cleansers they would want their own family exposed to – so no harmful toxins or chemicals! “We respect our clients and are happy to give them tips to improve the life of their carpets and upholstery,” Donna said. So, to spruce up your home before Christmas or anytime it’s necessary. Phone Donna at Friendly Carpet Cleaning on 1300 879 175.
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ALWAYS feeling tired? Crave a daily nap? Find it difficult to concentrate? You could be suffering from OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea). How serious is sleep apnea? If you’ve ever slept next to someone who snores you will know just how irritating it can be. However, a common side effect of sleep apnea is excessive snoring and this can be much more serious. When we are asleep, our airways relax and start to narrow causing snoring. In people with apnea, the airway can be closed over causing it to become blocked, which in turn starves the body of oxygen. Once the brain realises that
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the body isn’t breathing, it sends a shot of adrenalin to alert the body to wake up. We then take a deep breath (or loud snort) and go back to sleep. The cycle then repeats and can occur several hundred times a night. How do you know if you suffer from it? Some common signs are: ■ Excessive snoring, a choking sensation or waking with a loud snort. You appear to stop breathing. Frequent night visits to the bathroom. Continual lack of energy, poor concentration, short-term memory. Why is it important to do something about it? The quality of your sleep is more important than the
Arthritis talk about exercise THE Arthritis Queensland Sunshine Coast Support Group meets from 12.45–2pm on Thursday, October 1, at the Maroochydore RSL Sub-
Branch, Memorial Ave Maroochydore. Exercise physiotherapist Paul Marshall will talk about the benefits of hydrotherapy for arthritis.
quantity. The reason most people with apnea are always tired is their body is still fatigued as a result of poor quality sleep. Health risks directly linked with apnoea include: ■ Type 2 Diabetes, heart attack, stroke, high blood pressure and dementia. How is it treated? The most effective treatment is with a CPAP or APAP machine, which delivers pressurised air through a tube and mask to your face. The airways are held open by the higher air pressure providing a much better quality, uninterrupted and restorative sleep. How will the treatment im-
prove my life? You will likely find you have a completely new lease on life and look forward to waking up. At CPAP Direct (now under new ownership and direction) they first arrange a free consultation to provide you with information about taking a sleep test and the different kinds of treatment options available to you including equipment rental and interest free terms. The dedicated team are sleep experts and they use the latest technology. For more information visit Shop 6/86 Burnett St, Buderim, telephone 5476 8328 or via email buderim@cpap.com.au.
A day just for grandparents OVER the years you’ve done a wonderful job and it’s now time to show you some appreciation. Grandparents Day is a chance for grandchildren,
children and the community in general to thank you for your love and support. The big day is celebrated on the last Sunday in October, which will be October 25.
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AUTHOR OF THIS TESTIMONIAL: Sandra Edwards, during her rehabilitation at Eden.
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Preventing falls is No.1 priority
FALLS prevention was essential for me rather than an option. Having suffered a debilitating stroke many years ago, I found my mobility deteriorated greatly once I retired. My lack of regular exercise and sedentary exercise lifestyle resulted in me having regular falls which resulted in several broken bones, lack of confidence and insecurity. I more often than not could not get up after a fall, which was really frightening. I was recommended to the falls clinic at Eden, which has made a drastic difference to my resilience. The six-week program was scheduled to alternate be-
tween exercise and theory so fatigue was not an issue. The group was small enough to ensure each participant received individualised attention to improve balance, awareness and general wellbeing. I learnt to be aware of my surroundings and environment and to identify possible hazards, the importance of nutrition, suitable footwear, and to pace myself and ensure suitable rest. The group was friendly and I met others with similar problems. The staff made it very pleasant and was committed to ensuring everybody had an improved quality of life. I have not experienced a
ARE you breast aware? October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service (SCHHS) is encouraging women to take this opportunity to look after their own breast health. Breast cancer remains the most common cancer affecting women in Queensland with one in eight women diagnosed by the age of 85. It is important for women of all ages to be breast aware. BreastScreen Queensland health promotion officer Kelly Hart said it was great that many people held events during October to raise awareness and much needed funds for breast cancer research. “These valued funds will go towards cancer research
and to support women as they progress through their treatment for breast cancer,” Ms Hart said. “However, how many will forget to look after their own breast health during October? “You should be familiar with the look and feel of your breasts. If you find you have a breast lump, a watery or bloodstained nipple discharge, or any breast changes that concern you, you should talk to your doctor as soon as possible.” The other important step that all women aged over 40 can take to keep on top of their breast health is to participate in a regular two yearly screening program. Ms Hart said breast cancer screening remained the most effective way to detect
breast cancer early. “Although screening doesn’t stop breast cancer developing, finding it early does give women the best possible chance of successful treatment and wellbeing,” she said. The program is a free service available to women aged 40 years and over, with women aged 50 to 74 years particularly encouraged to attend. No doctor’s referral is required. Early morning, late afternoon and Saturday appointments are available. Appointments are one-onone with a female health professional and BreastScreen Queensland uses the latest digital mammography technology. To arrange an appointment, phone BreastScreen Queensland on 13 20 50.
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vestment market. Recent statistics reveal about 78% of the total SMSF funds in the nation are invested in either cash or term deposits, and Australian shares. This is viewed as a worrying concern because there is little diversification with just two asset classes involved for the majority. It is also relatively common to come across SMSFs being managed with exposure only to direct Australian share holdings, and more often than not the bulk of
these will be Australian banks, which are seen by most trustees as “blue chip stocks”. This will provide a great outcome in periods where the All Ordinaries Index marches forward at a great rate of knots, but not so good when there is a correction that takes away all the recent gains. The investment period we find ourselves in is a classic example of why a portfolio needs diversification – and in particular it needs this to work for the long term.
FREE 4 SALE CLASSIES FOOTBALL Fitzroy AFL Centenary collectable never been used ex condition $60 Phone 5450 0978or mob 0412 158 522 Bli Bli HAIR CLIPPERS Professional Ronson 4 attachment combs, precision ground blades as new in box $35 Phone 0407 642 939 Caloundra INVERSION table, ideal for relaxing joint and muscle discomfort, as new half price $150 ONO Phone 0438 773 686 Mooloolaba NEW Breville toast, roast oven, won in raffle now half price $85 Phone 5492 1963 Caloundra TABLE FOLDING, Laminex 121cm x 72cm. Old but sturdy. Suitable for garage/shed. Could deliver. $22 Ph: 5494 3376 Maleny TEN GOLD trimmed John Wayne Plates with wall shelving (new) with certificates $40 each or the $300
the lot. Phone 0481 343 304 Yandina THREE LEATHER electric recliner chairs, dark green VGC locally made. $85 each or $240 the lot Ph: 5441 3465 Rosemount THREE SEATER Lounge. Acme Aus quality brand and made. Very comfy and in VGC, also very comfy to sleep on. $400. Urgent sale, Phone 5478 6332 Mapleton WARDROBE, 3 doors, louvered, varnished Good Condition $25 Ph: 5441 4440 Highworth, Nambour Free 4 Sale classifieds can submit (one) item each month and write up to 20 words. Items for sale must not exceed $500. Post to Sunshine Coast Seniors Free 4 Sale, 2/12 Project Avenue, Noosaville, 4566 or email: free4sale@seniorsnewspaper.com.au
For more information contact Tim Maher at Maher Digby Securities Pty Ltd Financial Advisers, phone 07 5441 1266 or visit www.maherdigby.com.au. This document was prepared without taking into account any person’s particular objectives, financial situation or needs. It is not guaranteed as accurate or complete and should not be relied upon as such. Maher Digby Securities does not accept any responsibility for the opinions, comments, forward looking statements, and analysis contained in this document, all of which are intended to be of a general nature. Investors should, before acting on this information, consider the appropriateness of this information having regard to their personal objectives, financial situation or needs. We recommend consulting a financial advisor.
Australian Shareholders Association THE Sunshine Coast Branch of the Australian Shareholders Association will hold its October meeting at the Goodlife Community Centre, 100 Buderim Pines Dr, Buderim, on Tuesday, October 20, at 10am. Greg Cummins, retired business manager and executive, will be guest speaker. Greg’s topic is “GFC and what is going on now,” a relevant topic given the recent downturn in China and ongoing uncertainty and volatility in the global and Australian economy. All members and visitors are welcome. Free parking is available. For more information about the group, phone Don on 5445 1563. www.seniorsnewspaper.com.au
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Enjoy an 8 day/7 night Tasmania Explorer for only $2,700* per person/twin share. *Single supplement $550 Includes return economy airfare**, luxury 5 star coach, 7 breakfasts, 6 dinners, Day Cruise around Peppermint Bay, a half day scenic steam train journey including lunch, a relaxing winery tour plus much more. Specialist in online travel for seniors. Call Michelle on 0402 298 949 or email enquiries@ultimatetravelwizard.com.au www.ultimatetravelwizard.com.au
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• Return flights from Brisbane. • 3 night stay in Darwin including breakfast. • 48 hour Hop-on Hop-off Experience. • 1 night aboard The Ghan travelling Darwin to Alice Springs in Gold or Platinum Service including all meals, drinks and Off Train Experiences. • 7 night National Park Explorer Tour in superior accommodation. Enjoy a complete Red Centre experience, watch the must-see Uluru sunrise and sunset and be mesmerised by the sacred culture of the region as you explore the West MacDonnell Ranges, Palm Valley, Uluru, Kata Tjuta, Kings Canyon and Alice Springs. • 1 night aboard The Ghan travelling Alice Springs to Adelaide in Gold or Platinum Service including all meals, drinks and Off Train Experiences.
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Highlights 15 night coach tour of Spain. Starting and ending in Madrid, your magical journey takes you to the Cantabrian region, then onto Barcelona and Valencia. Travel through the Mora Pass to Granada and stay 2 nights in Costa Del Sol, travel to Seville for 2 nights, then onto Cordoba before returning to Madrid.
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Discover Morocco 18 days Departs Brisbane: 13 October 2016 Highlights 14 day private tour exploring the wonders of Morocco. Starting in Rabat travel through to Meknes and Chefchaouen. 2 nights in Fes experiencing the spiritual and cultural heart of Morocco continuing onto Midelt, Merzouga Desert Camp and Todra. Travel on the ‘Road of 1000 Kasbahs’ to Ait Benhaddou, experience the picturesque Essaouira for 2 nights and final 2 nights in Marrakesh before flying home. Includes 14 breakfasts and 6 dinners. from
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ON THE ‘EXPLORER OF THE SEAS’ Sunday 6 March - Thursday 17 March 2016 Price Includes: Return airfares from Brisbane to Sydney; Transfers to and from Cruise ship; Cruise from Sydney to NZ including ports of call – Milford Sound, Doubtful Sound, Dunedin, Tauranga, Auckland and Bay of islands on the fabulous Explorer of the Seas. TOUR COST FROM: $1899.00 pp Twin Share Inside Cabin $2399.00 pp Twin Share Outside Cabin $2799.00 pp Twin Share Balcony Cabin Single Supplement Prices on Application Includes $200 on board credit per cabin
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VISIT TO THE BATTLE OF LONG TAN MEMORIAL SITE Friday 8 April - Saturday 23 April 2016 Price Includes: Return airfares from Brisbane/ Sydney/Melbourne to Vietnam; Economy class domestic flights within Vietnam; Quality 4 star accommodation as per itinerary; Airconditioned transfers and touring as per itinerary; Meals as per itinerary; Services of an English speaking local guide throughout Vietnam; All entrance fees & boat fees; All tips & gratuities for local drivers and guides. TOUR COST FROM: $3,997.00 pp Twin Share Includes taxes of approx. $540.00
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Last concert for season POPULAR artists Sarah Sullivan, Julie Marks and Helen Duffy will host the last PSA Concert for 2015. This event will feature popular artists plus the Caloundra Chorale Choir, Colin Butcher, Grant Marks, young musical theatre talent, Madison Randl, pianist Neil Booth and special guests, Shannon Gralow and Justin Tamblyn, stars of the recent, highly ac-
claimed, production of “Mary Poppins” by Empire Theatres in Toowoomba. A sneak peak from the next musical, Sinatra My Way, will be a feature. As usual, afternoon tea is included. CCSA Hall, Nutley St, Caloundra, on Sunday, October 4, at 2pm. Tickets at the door $9 FOC and members $5.
SOPRANO: Sarah Sullivan will be singing at the October 4, PSA Concert.
A journey of wonderment and illusion with Mel’s Angels GO ON a journey of wonderment and illusion as Melony Brests faces her toughest mission yet in 25 years of performing – to bring glamour to the Labour Day long-weekend! With the help of her Angels, four work-a-day men transformed into glamo-
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THE first-ever Caloundra Uncorked Festival this month will bring together Australia’s finest wineries and brewers in an event that is likely to become a culinary classic and an iconic fixture in the Sunshine Coast landscape. Top producers such as Taylor’s Estate Wines, Angove Family Winemakers, Thunder Road Brewery, Matilda Bay Brewing Company and many more will provide the ultimate tasting afternoon at the award-winning Caloundra RSL from 2–6pm on Saturday, October 17. With limited tickets available, Caloundra Uncorked will showcase the freshest produce and the finest drinks. Early bird tickets are available for only $20 and include a wine glass, lanyard, tastings from exhibitors and a tasting plate from either Aura Restaurant or Clearwater Cafe stands. Patrons can delve even deeper into a weekend of
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WEDNESDAY 21 OCTOBER - 11.00AM FULL PRICE: $17.00 / GRP10+: $15.50 Complimentary morning tea is served at 10am Post-show lunch available for purchase from 12.30pm Book Now (07) 5491 4240 | www.theeventscentre.com.au
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Women Seeking Men FRIENDLY LADY 70, NS, SD, WLTM similar person who would enjoy some company for movies, trips, eating out etc. It’s not much fun alone. Ref: 2230. COMPANIONSHIP, companionship, companionship… But there also has to be some compatibility, empathy and understanding. I am a woman, intelligent, wellread, avoid super-markets, and reflect on where I find myself, 70s, NS, FS and live in the southern part of the Hinterland. Ref: 2232. CALOUNDRA lady in her 70s NS, SD, would like to meet a gent in his 70s, sharing drives, walks, talk, movies and a good laugh or we could have a coffee. Ref: 2235. Men Seeking Women GENT 68 living in the southern hinterland, would like a companion from the same area to share cost to see some of Australia. NS, NG, SD and likes 70s and 80s music. Ref: 2234. I SEEK a slim, well-educated lady, who is in her 70s and is good humoured, for company on outings to Live Theatre,
fetes, dinner perhaps travel within 20km of Nambour. Ref: 2231. GENT, good natured, understanding, 71, 172cm, slim, well presented, uni educated, FS, many interests, homeowner seeks fair, soft-spoken, hon, petite lady ND, SD, Maroochy area for mutual caring/happy outings. Detailed letter/email address appreciated. Ref: 2233. How to reply PLACE your reply in a sealed stamped envelope (please don’t write on this envelope). Enclose this envelope inside another envelope and write the reference number advertisement you wish to respond to and post it to: Seniors Meeting Place, Shop 2, 12 Project Ave, Noosaville, Qld, 4566. We will then forward your message on
to the person who placed the advertisement. To place a FREE ad SEND your free advertisement (up to 40 words) with your name, address and phone number to: Seniors Meeting Place, Shop 2, 12 Project Ave, Noosaville, Qld, 4566. (No names, addresses or phone numbers are printed in the advertisements, only a reference number). Meeting Place abbreviations: DTE down to earth, FS financially secure, NS non-smoker, ND nondrinker, NG non gambler, SD social drinker, SOH sense of humour, GSOH good sense of humour, VGSOH very good sense of humour, Affect – affectionate, Hon – honest, Med – medium, WLTM would love to meet, VTPR view to permanent relationship.
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Art meets environment as Floating Land rade, ready for the October long weekend. Major sculptural pieces include two temples in the water, a wooden stingray hovering over the lake, while Kris Martin’s Earth Being – a large sculpted head – makes a bold statement rising two-metres from the water’s surface.
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Medicinal music – dance, dance, dance HOW do you put a smile on a senior’s face? Put a musical instrument in their hand and put them on a stage in front of an appreciative audience. Sunshine Coast Concert Band, under the baton of Ken Chadwick OAM (Old Age Musician), has been entertaining the Sunshine Coast for the last 18 years. A no longer “sprightly” but very active octogenarian,
Ken puts many hours into organising the concerts and dances for the band. Since the loss of his wife, Val, more than five years ago, Ken has gained solace from the friendship and support the band provides. “Our 40-plus members may have an average age of around 60 but mentally we’re much younger. Almost delinquent at times,” Ken said.
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The Boreen Point program opens Friday with a range of activities. A highlight will be the dawn jazz concert by the internationally-acclaimed David Bentley Jazz Trio, on the jetty on Saturday, October 3. www.noosa.qld.gov.au/floatingland or phone 329 6253.
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“It keeps us young and we all find the moment you step on stage your worries and cares disappear.” They will perform at the Kawana Community Centre, Nanyima St, Buddina, on Saturday, October 10, at 7.30pm. Cost is $15. BYO drinks, glass and nibbles. Tea and coffee are available. Bookings are essential. Phone Helen on 5477 1037. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY Caloundra District Indoor Bowling Assoc. Indoor Bowls Hall, Burke St, Golden Beach Start -10am Jackpots $1000 on progressive calls $500 on progressive calls $300 on progressive calls
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Theatre presents a thriller BATS Theatre Company at Buderim will present Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None, designed to thrill and treat the audience with an evening or afternoon of mystery and comedy. In 1939 Europe is teetering on the brink of war. Ten strangers are invited to Soldier Island, an isolated rock near the Devon coast. Cut off from the mainland, with the generous hosts Mr and Mrs U.N. Owen mysteriously absent, they are each accused of a terrible crime. When one of the party dies suddenly they realise they may be harbouring a murderer among their number. The 10 strangers include a reckless playboy, a trou-
bled Harley St doctor, a formidable judge, an uncouth detective, an unscrupulous mercenary, a highly decorated general and an anxious secretary. One by one they are picked off. Who will survive? And who is the killer? On the wall hangs the ominous nursery rhyme, the murders mimicking the awful fates of its Ten Little Solder Boys. On opening night, Friday October 2, the audience will have the chance to join in the fun, with the option of dressing in their favourite Agatha Christie-1940s outfit. The best dressed will be judged by Nancy and receive a $50 dinner voucher from the Coffee Club, Buderim.
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