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GAIL WALKER SWIM SCHOOL Term 4, 2017 October 3 - December 9 WARM WATER WALKING AND GENERAL SWIMMING Mon to Thurs 11.00am to 12 noon Mon/Wed 7.00-8.00am Tues/Thurs 7.00-9.00am AQUACISE - self-paced fitness and toning Monday and Wednesday 8.00am Friday – to be advised Swimming lessons are a gift for life! ADVERTISE YOUR EVENTS IN HERALD CLASSIFIEDS Phone 4615 4416 - Email herald@highcountrynews.net.au Highfields Pioneer Village will host a Carnival Cuppa and a performance by Bundaberg Youth Orchestra this Sunday, September 17 starting at 10.30am. Contact 4696 6309. ------------------------------------ Over 400 decorative, functional, novelty and antique teapots will be on display at the Teapot Extravaganza in St Albans Hall on the corner of Anzac Avenue and Hill Street, Toowoomba until Saturday. Doors are open daily from 9.30am to 4.30pm. Admission $3. Contact 0400 867 335. ------------------------------------ See one of the best collections of flowering clivias in Australia on display at the Toowoomba Clivia Society’s Clivia Show being held at the TAFE Horticulture Pavilion until tomorrow, Wednesday, September 20 between 9am and 5pm. Gold coin admission. Contact 0437 533 982 or 0408 808 437. ------------------------------------ Historic Harrow Homestead and Gardens at Cambooya is open to the public from 10am to 4pm daily until Saturday, September 23. Admission is $10. Contact 0428 626 943 or 0438 753 008. ------------------------------------ The Highfields Garden Club September meeting is being held tomorrow, Wednesday, at the garden of Barbara McGeogh, 507 Ravensbourne Dip Road. ------------------------------------ The Greenwood School Reunion is being held from 10am this Saturday, September 23 at the Greenwood Hall, Oakey Showgrounds. For information contact Max 4691 5755. ------------------------------------ The Oakey Hospital and Nursing Home Spring Fair will be held this Saturday, September 23, between 10am and 2pm. Enquiries 0407 026 191. ------------------------------------ The <strong>Herald</strong>’s 20th Anniversary Celebrations are on this weekend at Peacehaven Park, Highfields between 11.30am and 3pm. For information, contact Ann 4615 4416. ------------------------------------ The annual general meeting of Crows Nest Meals on Wheels will be held next Tuesday, September 26 at the CWA Hall starting at 9.30am. ------------------------------------ Proudly sponsored by Students achieve when they put their minds to it For almost 20 years Highfields State School has been participating in the Opti-MINDS challenge. This year they have won a first place for the fourth time. Facilitator Ms Julie Keating said teams participate in language/literature, social science, and science/engineering. Students participated in orientation sessions, developing an understanding of what the challenges could entail and team processes. Finals will be held at the University of Queensland on October 10 - 11 where up to 130 teams from Queensland and Western Australia will compete. First place in Language and Literature - Claire Beha, Lydia Jocumsen, Emma-Rose Flanagan, Mia Roberts. Missing Abbie Haywood and Elle Rayner. The team will go to the State finals in October. Team 2 Social Science honours - Imogen Fisher, Georgia Boyd, Rebecca Johnston, Aya Martin, Ruby Servin and Megan Tweddle with principal Mr Warren Merchant. ADVERTISEMENT JOHN McVEIGH MP Federal Member for Groom Building Groom Together! Cnr Margaret and Duggan Streets, Toowoomba QLD 4350 4632 4144 john.mcveigh.mp@aph.gov.au johnmcveigh.com.au JohnMcVeighMP Authorised by John McVeigh MP, Cnr Margaret and Duggan Streets, Toowoomba QLD 4350. You f ind the home. We’ll fit the loan. Highfields Community Branch, Highfields Shopping Centre, Ph 4696 8666; Crows Nest Community Branch, 16 Charlotte Street, Ph 4698 2700. Conditions, criteria and fees apply. Heritage Bank Limited ABN 32 087 652 024. AFSL and Australian Credit Licence 240984. 4 - HIGH COUNTRY HERALD, SEPTEMBER 19, 2017 To advertise phone 4615 4416
CROWS NEST POLICE REPORT with Sgt GREG DAWES Home security warning CRIME: August 30 - An unknown offender attempted to gain entry into a property on John Street, Crows Nest by removing louvres at the rear of the residence. No entry was gained. What is concerning is that the occupants of the address were home at the time, so I implore everyone to ensure their houses are locked at all times, even if you are inside. Between August 30 and September 1, police attended a property on Anduramba Road, Crows Nest where an alleged quantity of stolen property was located. The male offender, 28, was charged with four counts of stealing, four counts of receiving tainted property, two counts of possessing tainted property, one count of authority required to possess explosives and one count of disqualified driving. The offender was charged through the Toowoomba Watchhouse and will be appearing before the Toowoomba Magistrates Court on September 27. Between August 31 and September 7, unknown offenders gained entry into the Crows Nest Swimming Pool complex on Curnow Street, Crows Nest. The offenders damaged a water pump on the property before leaving the scene. On September 7, a male 52, was caught stealing items from a property of the New England Highway, Crows Nest. The offender was issued a Notice to Appear for an offence of enter premises an commit an indictable offence, and will be appearing before the Toowoomba Magistrates Court on October 26. TRAFFIC: September 2 - A silver Mazda utility was intercepted on the New England Highway, Crows Nest. Checks conducted revealed that the vehicle was both unregistered and uninsured. The male driver, 58, was issued with traffic infringement notices for the offences. There were 23 traffic infringement notices issued in the division for the past fortnight. Women encouraged to get out and get active Women and girls of all ages are being encouraged to get out and get active with Toowoomba Regional Council’s new Thrive project. To coincide with Women’s Health Week, more than 200 free and low-cost activities are being made available from September through to May 2018 for women and girls living in the Toowoomba Region. Deputy Mayor Carol Taylor said the initiative was about empowering women to have a go at a range of fitness and outdoor recreation activities they may not have tried before. “Research tells us more than 40 per cent of adult women in Queensland are not achieving the recommended 30 minutes of moderate physical activity on most days of the week,” she said. “TRC secured additional funding from the State Government to provide more than 200 free or low-cost options for women and girls of all ages to get active. “Toowoomba Regional Council worked with the Queensland Government to secure more than $35,000 from the Government’s Get Out, Get Active grant to provide various fitness and outdoor recreation programs specifically christian comment The value of a $300 dollar egg A little while ago I decided that it would be good for the kids and I if we had our own chooks. Our first egg arrived and I have just calculated the cost: One chook pen @ $148 plus freight - $200, three chooks @ 1$6.50 each - $49.50, one bag of mash - $18, one watering dish - $25. Total cost $292.50 Result to date - one egg It will take a long time to recoup the investment made in our chooks. Most of my friends who have chooks have said that keeping them is a lifestyle not a financial decision. For me investing in our chooks is about the long term benefits. Three chooks at three eggs a day = 21 eggs a week. Optimistically. that’s a bit less than $10 return a week and that’s assuming they lay consistently each day. At that rate, it will take me almost a year to repay my initial investment and it is likely that it will take much longer. for women and girls across the Toowoomba region,” Deputy Mayor Cr Taylor said. The female-only classes include yoga, hula hooping, mindful walks, Zumba, Konga, kickboxing and strength classes, along with a range of outdoor recreation opportunities including bushwalking, mountain biking, kayaking and archery tag. TRC will be offering new Women on Wheels workshops to provide women with a comfortable park environment where they can build their knowledge, skills, and confidence to ride more,” Crr Taylor said. Children will also be encouraged to get active by chasing kittens, dragons, fairies, dinosaurs and aliens at Magical Park digital fantasy lands across the region during school holidays. Minister for Sport Mick de I know my investment in spending time with the kids and them learning about how to care for animals is priceless. Although the initial financial cost may be high, there will be ongoing rewards. I think $300 might end up looking quite cheap. There is a passage from James one of the NT writers that reminds us of the power of something small. But, our words can have an enormous influence on people’s lives and if chosen wisely can open up possibilities that we may never have expected. - James 3:4,5 (J B Phillips) Ships too, for all their size and the momentum they have with a strong wind behind them, are controlled by a very small rudder according to the course chosen by the helmsman. The human tongue is physically small, but what tremendous effects it can boast. - Pastor Chris Gribble, Church of Christ. Brenni believes this initiative will help break down barriers preventing females from becoming active. “This funding is the largest of its kind in Queensland and will provide the strongest launch pad for women and girls to foster life-long participation in sport and active recreation,” Minister de Brenni said. 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