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Jacobs Well now boasts a new butcher shop, two new takeaways on top of existing cafés, so we are doing a lot bett er than most small towns our size. We also have a medical centre, a chemist, hairdressers, a grocery store, and a bakery (where many people outside the area drive for miles to get their bread and pies, yet many local people don’t use it). How many local communities can boast two pubs, both serving excellent food, and both serving Guinness. How much bett er can it get.But one thing is for sure, we need to use it or lose it. If we do not take advantage of what we have, they won’t stay.

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As owner of T & S Boat Sales Troy Neville has merged Wondall Road Marine to provide the only brokerage to offer onsite maintenance including; Mechanical, antifoul/trimming/detailing/electrical.Sally Neville together with Scott Cook are committed to customer satisfaction. Ambitious, always striving to exceed expectations. They offer unparalleled service throughout the entire buying & selling process for both the purchaser AND vendor. Scott brings with him vast experience and thrives on the chance to turn a challenge into an opportunity. Scott Cook is an ideal choice when it comes to buying or selling your vessel.

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Firstly I would like to offer condolences to Noel Herbst and his family in the

sad passing of Elizabeth. Elizabeth’s obituary in this edition describes a very full life. In addition, condolences to Barry Page’s family and friends. Among other things Barry was a popular barman at the Woongoolba bowls club.

It is great to see a new butcher in town along with the opening of two new cafés. To maintain our Village atmosphere we need to be thinking to shop locally to support a sustainable group of traders. There is also a new management team in the caravan park, Derrin and Tammy Drew. Derrin and Tammy hope to utilise local traders to satisfy their contractual obligations to Gold Coast City Council and are keen to meet with local traders.

As we are approaching the end of the warmer months, a mention of the VMR is more than timely. As the VMR name implies, it is manned by volunteers who have responsibility to look out for all boaties. Recently volunteers had to deal with a recalcitrant owner, who, through incompetence, put both the crew of the vessel and VMR volunteers at risk. I have always found VMR personnel to be dedicated, courteous and helpful and all boaties need to treat them in the same manner. Trust that the event reported in January’s SSN is an isolated incident as the VMR are vital to our safety on the water.

Currently we have a number of projects running in conjunction with the Gold Coast City Council. Whilst Cr Gates has been providing updates, the process to completion of projects is dragging on. I was away for most of this month and came back expecting the new rubbish bins to be installed. At the time of print they were still not installed, to address the issue we are ramping up our project management seeking closer involvement with the relevant Project Manager so that we can follow project steps and expedite against project schedules. For some projects there is signifi cant planning and funding lead time required and these steps would be included as part of a long term project plan.

The Sweet Sea News Editorial Team has seen an increase in interest from prospective advertisers. As a consequence it has been decided to increase the number of colour pages by two. Whilst there is additional printing costs there is signifi cant fi nancial benefi t for the Association by providing additional colour advertising. I also need to acknowledge Geoff Bishop’s recent Sweet Sea News articles and contributions. In particular the Christmas Lights report has lifted the Christmas Lights competition to a new level. I would really encourage everyone to share their stories of any nature with the District. All articles can be submitted to Belinda Beckman at belbeekman@gmail.com . Looking forward to reading your articles.

The next General Meeting will be on Thursday 26th March at the Community Centre, Jacobs Well. With the new sound proofi ng in place I encourage everyone to attend so that you may have your say and therefore infl uence future opportunities for our Community.

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So why is there a resistance to buying locally? - Buying habits can be a factor. When the big weekly shop is done it's customary to bring home a loaf of bread or some meat to throw in the freezer. In our house, this builds up until we have a power failure, and then we throw it all out. Wouldn’t it be bett er to buy meat and bread on a daily basis or as we need it. - We need to encourage a change in buying habits.Did you know that prescriptions are the same price in the local pharmacy as in the big ones and you will fi nd that other medications are much the same, sometimes a litt le dearer, sometimes even a litt le cheaper. - Try it sometime.And if we are being price conscious, $15 for a beautiful chef prepared a la carte meal on “Local’s Night” Tuesday at the JWT or a Friday night steak at Harrigan’s, is prett y reasonable I would think. If you want to Bar-B-Q at home, check out the beautiful and great value meat at Restaurant Quality Meats, buy some local fi sh & chips and go and sit by the beach and enjoy or try breakfast at the Castaway. - We have it all, right here

What are the advantages of buying local?1. You keep the local businesses viable, and they will still be here next year.2. You do not have to go as far. Drive or walk down to the village and see what’s here3. You can buy fresh. Fresh is best4. Create More Good Jobs – Local business provide jobs for local residents.5. Invest in the Community – Local business owners live in the community they serve;6. Encourage Local Prosperity – Let’s help our businesses and see our town prosper and att ract people to buy into our town at bett er prices

We don’t necessarily want to change our town too much, but we want to keep what we have.

To make our town and businesses sustainable, THINK LOCAL FIRST.

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On February 18, 2015, Federal Member for Forde Bert Van Manen MP hosted a community afternoon tea at Tudor Park PCYC Loganholme. Sixty people from community organisations were invited to be thanked for their efforts by special guest The Hon Tony Abbott MP Prime Minister of Australia. As Lifestyle Coordinator of Blue Care Beenleigh Community Care, Kerry Webb had the pleasure of attending this great event. Mr Abbott recognised and thanked individual efforts and the community involvement and commitment of those who attended. Mr Abbott then took time for photos and individual questions.

Blue Care offers a Lifestyle Program that continues to grow and is focused on providing tailor made services to meet individual needs. There will soon be access to a bus, and this will allow running a program that incorporates social outings and shopping assistance on a weekly basis. The popular Community Luncheons, for which Kerry received the recognition, will continue on a monthly basis.

Blue Care offers many other services for the residents of Jacobs Well and surrounds, including domestic assistance, in-home respite, social support, personal care and nursing.

To fi nd out more about the services, call 07 3386 3100.

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“Be who you are and say what “Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind you feel, because those who mind

don't matter, and those who don't matter, and those who matter don't mind.” matter don't mind.”

- Bernard M. Baruch- Bernard M. Baruch

Marcia, Marcia, MarciaWell, have we dodged a bullet or are we now better prepared and better set up?We have had a lot of rain, almost 250 mm for the 21 days of February, but we have not been cut off. In fact no road in the area was cut off. Many of the cane farms have looked like they would be better growing rice, but there was no real fl ooding. Perhaps though we shouldn't get too cocky.

Wild Pizza NightAt the Environmental Education Centre a week ago, seventy-fi ve adults and kids were introduced to a large array of wild native animals that mostly live in the area, except of course for the crocodile. Yes you heard right. Animal expert and past ranger Martin Fingland produced one amazing animal after another and spoke with great authority on all of them.A crowd favourite though was the centres resident python, AgroThe night started with delicious home-made wood-fi red pizza made by Environmental centre staff and volunteers, washed down with a bit of byo wine.Organised by Steve Rowell of the Environmental Centre and supported fi nancially by the Progress Assn, everyone had a great night. Keep an eye out for the next one.

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Don’t forget the RED HOT SUMMER TOURat Harrigans Drift Inn on Saturday March 7You will see some great past and present performers, including Boom Crash Opera, DarylBraithwaite, Diesel, Mondo Rock, James Reyne ana d The Hoodoo Gurus. Gates open at 12.

And coming up!! just Pure entrainment

Have a say! The Jacobs Well and District Progress Association is keen to

hear from you. Come along to our monthly meeting, last Thursday of each month at 7:30pm. Location is advised on

our web site. Get onto our www site http://www.jacobswell.com.au/

or our Facebook site

Beat Public Counter Hours: Tuesdays 9am to 2midday and Thursdays 4pm to 6pm

(Closed public holidays or when of icers are called to emergencies)

To contact POLICE for all incident ring Police link 131 444 For EMERGENCIES ring 000

DIVISIONAL OFFENCES –Formal complaints reported between 2/1/15 and 11/2/15Formal complaints to date are: 1 x unlicenced, 2 x wilfully make unnecessary noise or smoke, 1 x traf ic crash , 3 traf ic complaints, 1 x steal, 1 x burglary This is inclusive of approximately 32 jobs attended to between Jacobs Well Beat Division and the Coomera Division.

HOON HOT LINE 134 666 (13HOON)It is great to hear that many are reporting Hoon Activity to the Hoon hotline. Please continue this process. There have been three operations targeting hoon activity in the area. Thank you for forwarding your information to Hoon Hot Line and to our beat.

Joint Operations have been conducted over a recent period of time targeting hooning in our division and in the Coomera Division. The results resulted in: 416 x Traf ic Infringement notices33 x Type 1 offences (7 x 90 day impoundments, 1 x forfeiture)20 x Type 2 offences 184 x Street checks624 x Random breath tests (4 x positive)16 x Random drug tests (5 x positive)16 x Liquor Infringement Notices34 x arrests

It was noted that a number of vehicles attended Jacobs Well and were intercepted and dealt with by police.

RELIEVING OFFICERPlease welcome our new of icer Michael from Coomera Station working at Jacobs Well Beat for a month.

TRAFFIC CRASHESSince January 1st 2015 traf ic crash reporting has changed.IF: • There is no one trapped or injured and if • police are not needed to direct traf ic or deal with hazards OR • none of the drivers appear affected by alcohol or drugs OR • everyone involved has exchanged details THEN • Police do not need to attend the traf ic crash site.IF YES CALL 000 IF ANYONE INJURED.IF YES TO THE REST also RING POLICELINK 131 444

If your vehicle requires towing:• Contact your insurer, exchange details and leave the crash site. • Report the crash within 24 hours either on line, smartphone app or call Police link 131444.

IF YOUR VEHICLE DOES NOT REQUIRE TOWING you are not required to report the crash to police however if you wish to do so ring 131 444

This process is to help reduce the danger to other road users and minimises traf ic congestion and not have to wait for police at a crash site.

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It is hard to believe that we are half way through Term 1 already at Woongoolba SS. The students have settled into their new classes for the year and are busy producing some fantastic work.Early this term we had our PBL (Positive Behaviour for Learning) launch which entailed an afternoon of activities around our three school rules of: Be Safe, Be Respectful and Be a Learner. Each student painted a pet ‘bee’ rock, which will be displayed in our gardens around the school as well as completing another craft activity whether it was peg bees, making bees or some chalk art.This term also sees the induction of our student leaders for 2015. The school captains and student councillors will participate in a young leaders conference later this term where they will have the opportunity of listening to some inspirational speakers. We congratulate all our leaders and are sure that they will do a fabulous job in representing their fellow students this year.

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Patricia Parker

KNOW KNOW YOUR LOCALSYOUR LOCALS

Q1. How long have you lived in the Jacobs Well area?I was born and bred here, left in the 1950’s and came back in 1998 to retire and take care of my Mother. Q2. What attracted you to the area? The history, my heritage and family ties.

Q3. What’s your favourite thing about living here? I love the peaceful feel of the place, and have a love of the water.

Q4. What your most unfavourite thing about living here? Like everybody else, the mozzies. Q5. Any suggestions on ways to improve the area? No, not really, just keep it the way it is. Q6. Do you have a secret/not so secret talent? Painting, knitting, crocheting and doing tapestries.

Q7. Now for a list of personal favourites:

. Holiday destination(s) and why? Anywhere in Australia because of our natural beauty.

. Food? Any sort of Seafood as I was brought up on it. . Music/Artist? I like country, John Denver and Michael Buble . Past-time(s)? I like to keep myself busy all the time, either gardening, visiting friends and helping people as well as painting etc. (see above) . Movie(s)? No favourites - I’m not really into the movies.

Q8. Do you have a pet, and why did you name it? We had a pet galah for 32 years named “Cockie”. Apart from that I have 8 fi sh and various birds – budgies, fi nches, cockatiels etc.

Q9. Is there a quotation you think is worthy of mentioning here?If you speak kind words, , you will hear kind echoes. Q10. A fi nal statement or song which refl ects the essence of you! I am who I am.

Recent events which led to the recall and removal of frozen food products in our supermarkets have highlighted the issues our Australian businesses face when competing with big overseas companies, able to import and sell cheaper and less health regulated products. SIMPLOT, the makers of Birdseye and Edgell products, face the real possibility of closing their Australian processing plants and joining the exodus overseas. The cost to us will be immense not only loss of jobs here in Australia but many farmers would lose their livelihood, we would never know if the product we buy are Australian grown and fresh and we would be vulnerable to suspect food processing and packaging methods. All in pursuit of that litt le bit cheaper item.

The same can be implied to our Local Businesses, they too face the pressures of outside competition and need our support to remain here with us and be sustainable. There is a lot you can do to achieve this .We would urge you all in the community in which we live to frequent and support our local businesses.

So please get behind them all, go and have that pie, get a haircut , go to lunch or dinner, get the kids some fi sh and chips, call in for a coff ee, buy a paper, have a beer .

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By the time you read this, the green will be back in use after its annual refresh, with bowls to start in late February.Tuesday arvo men’s and Thursday ladies bowls will be in full swing. Guys don’t forget to get your teams together for club Championships, with Singles, Pairs and fours being called now. Nominations close March 7. Also get your mixed teams ready As they will be called soon.

We have a team in Summer 9’s, which is 3 teams of 2 bowl triples. After 3 rounds we are top of the Ladder with 3 out of 3 wins. Good luck guys.

The restaurant will be under new management by the time you read this. Nat and Matt have moved on, with Geoff and his helpers looking after us, for the last month or two. Now our new chef is ready to impress. Drop in on Friday Nights to check out the new menu.

You may have noticed some work going on around the place; The War Memorial is coming along and will be ready for Anzac day.

Irrigation has gone in around the greens, thanks to a grant we received. Lights are to go up to light part of the green, so we can get some night practice. Thanks to the ladies club and some generous sponsor’s.

On a sadder note we lost a great barman and good friend early in the New Year with the passing of Big Barry Page. Our thoughts are with His family. You will be missed BAZ. RIP.

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Elizabeth HerbstElizabeth Herbst1.11.1939 to 19.1.19151.11.1939 to 19.1.1915

At the end of January we lost a remarkable lady. She was born the eldest of 4 children to William and Joan Giles. Her earliest years were at Temora area, on a sheep farm, 40 miles from Wagga Wagga, NSW. The family then moved to Biloela, Queensland, and Elizabeth spent her last part of schooling as a boarder at Meriden Grammar School in Sydney. She was an active member of the swimming club and diving club, gaining many trophies. She was a Girl Guide and became a Patrol Leader.. On leaving school she started Guides at Biloela and was their leader for 8 years. She became actively involved in the community, teaching Sunday - School, treasurer at the local basketball Association, a Member of the Young Anglicans, The Rural Youth, Young Country Party and CWA, organising the Miss Biloela Ball, raising funds for the extension of the CWA Rest Rooms. She herself became Miss Banana Shire and later Miss Show Girl at Beenleigh.

She met Noel at a ball in Biloela, they were engaged in 1964 and moved to Brisbane. They married in February 1966 and moved to the Herbst family home property at “Ayton” where Mt Warren Park is now. Noel was running beef and dairy cattle at this time and Elizabeth learnt to milk. Noel then expanded into sugar cane. They had 2 children, Debbie 1968 and Darrell 1971. Elizabeth then followed the children in their activities, school committees, swimming, pony clubs etc. She was very active in the Beenleigh swimming club and was awarded Life Membership in 1988. She was made Offi cial timer for Queensland Swimming Association. The Mt Warren Park Pony Club was indebted to her work as she was very much into Gymkhanas and club events. With both children involved in Gymnastics she was a Foundation member of the PCYC and helped raise thousands of dollars for the building of a new centre from the old SEQEB Centre (end of Coles Car-park) to the new centre where it is today.As the children grew up she started doing things for herself, becoming a Member of the Beenleigh Garden Club and a steward for both Garden Club and Show Society. She was a Member of the Queensland Floral Art Society since 1982. Her love of fl owers and her creativity led her to be asked to do special arrangements for various top functions, business awards, cane festivals, fl ower festivals, Historical Village, various churches, Lady Mayoress’ Balls (both Logan, Gold Coast and Brisbane), at Red Cross functions at the City Hall and at Government House. Her generosity was exceptional – these were mostly voluntary. Often for 3 or more days at a time her family were emptied out of home so the fl owers could soak in the bath or sinks. They had to keep the old station-wagon so she could cart arrangements around. She loved competition Beenleigh and Brisbane, working on her themed arrangements around unreal things – shells, bark, cans, driftwood etc having hunted them out over the weeks before.

Elizabeth took up china painting in 1992, winning numerous awards for drawings, oil painting, china painting. Her art work was shown in art shows of Rotary and schools. She taught Religious Education for 20 years at schools around Beenleigh,(Beenleigh, Eagleby, Eagleby South, Mt Warren Park and Windaroo), and was a teacher’s aide at Beenleigh and Bethania Schools. Elizabeth fi lled up her days with community care and worked tirelessly. She was a quiet achiever, never boasting of her achievements or criticizing her opponents, always ready to support her family and others. When Noel made another change of life style in 1984, Elizabeth was ready for it. She was prepared to travel with Noel and learn about places she never heard of, learning about a subject she had no knowledge of and worst still didn’t like prawns. When Aquaculture became

a major part of their lives, it was hard going. Cane farms were sold and aquaculture brought in new ideas and friends, Noel still maintaining a very high standard. Now after 29 years and 2 farms, here and at Port Douglas, they are winning awards in Brisbane, Sydney and Australian Shows. Elizabeth went with Noel to Aqua conferences around the world (China, Germany, Japan, France, Fiji, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Solomon Island Islands, New Caledonia, America, Canada, Thailand, Vietnam and Korea). Her other love was people and she loved to entertain, she was able to put on an amazing spread so easily. In the later years she became Noel’s ever ready “pick up”. Pick up this Bets and take it to there. Pick me up at such a time! Elizabeth was always very careful with Noel’s doctors’ appointments Etc. Because of her love of the sea, Noel bought a unit at the Gold Coast which she loved –watching the whales, people on the beach, surf parades and boats. She was always very family orientated, not only their own 2 children, but their grandchildren, brothers and sisters and her mother who will be 100 and is still lively. Rest in peace lovely lady.

Stats are:

Medical 3Breakdowns 26Fuel 6Grounding 4Sinking 1Search 1Drifting 2Training 39

You’ll notice training takes up a lot of our time. Our training plans ensure Skippers and Crew keep their skills up to date in all weather and sea conditions. Boaties using our waterways will often see our vessels rafting up together, practicing and training new members in towing techniques. Slow manoeuvring around navigation marks with approaching and leaving pontoons brushes up our skills approaching other vessels for medivacs and breakdowns.

Thanks go to Brisbane Marine and Mercury for assisting with the purchase of our new navy and gold boat crew sunshirts. Envisage Clothing of Underwood have recently become our supplier of uniforms and we look forward to ongoing relationship with supply of practical, quality gear.

Our 2015 Tide Guides are being distributed throughout the district so should be freely available to boaties from shops and businesses. Anyone needing further supplies give us a call and we’ll deliver some more or feel free to call into our base. The Tide Guides are produced and are free to boaties thanks to the generous support from our sponsors, so please give these businesses your support.

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Equine Hendra Vaccine Now Available

Call Clinic for More Information

Consultation by AppointmentMonday - Friday 8.30am - 6.00pm

Saturday 9.00am - 1.00pm

Christine Prendergast B.V.Sc., M.Agr,.B. App.Sc (R.T.)John Norris B.V.Sc.(Hons.), M.A.C.V.Sc.(Cats), B. Agr.Sc.Alana Simpson B.V.Sc (Hons.), BSc.Mobile equine services incl. dentistry

Bring your pets to ourFamily Veterinary Surgery

John, Christine & Alana offerprofessional treatment & care.

People may have noticed a shiny new addition to the VMR jetty, with a new walkway built and fi tted by Pacifi c Pontoon and Pier, a Gold Coast company very experienced in the jetty building business. This construction with a total cost of about $90,000 was partially funded with a grant from Jupiters Casino through their Community Benefi t Fund, with about two thirds of the cost by our fund raising activities such as raffl es.

The old jetty had been condemned, was unsafe, particularly at low tides with the narrow, slippery walkway also making movement of patients on ambulance trolleys diffi cult. Since the walkway was completed, we’ve received many favourable comments from paramedics about the good access.

The seagulls have found a new home though and seem intent on spoiling the shiny surface. So if anyone knows of a non lethal way to keep them away, please let us know. One consolation is the pelicans still seem content with the swim enclosure.

January was a very busy month for our crews, with breakdowns dominating our callouts.

V M R JACOBS WELLV M R JACOBS WELL

PARVOVIRUSCanine Parvovirus is a highly contagious viral disease that can

produce a life-threatening illness. The virus attacks rapidly dividing cells in a Dog’s body, most severely affecting the

intestinal tract. Parvovirus also attacks the white blood cells, and when young animals are infected, the virus can damage the

heart muscle and cause lifelong cardiac problems.What Are the General Symptoms of Parvovirus?

The general symptoms of parvovirus are lethargy, severe vomiting, loss of appetite and bloody, foul-smelling diarrhea

that can lead to life-threatening dehydration.How Is Parvovirus Transmitted?

Parvovirus is extremely contagious and can be transmitted by any person, animal or object that comes in contact with an

infected dog's feces. Highly resistant, the virus can live in the environment for months, and may survive on inanimate objects

such as food bowls, shoes, clothes, carpet and floors. It is common for an unvaccinated dog to contract parvovirus from the streets, especially in urban areas where there are

many dogs.Which Dogs Are Prone to Parvovirus?

Puppies, adolescent dogs and canines who are not vaccinated are most susceptible to the virus. The canine parvovirus affects most members of the dog family (wolves, coyotes, foxes, etc.).

How Can Parvovirus Be Prevented?You can protect your dog from this potential killer by making

sure he’s up-to-date on all his vaccinations. Parvovirus should be considered a core vaccine for all puppies and adult dogs. It is usually recommended that puppies be vaccinated with combination vaccines that take into account the risk factors

for exposure to various diseases. One common vaccine, called a ‘C5,” protects the puppy from distemper,, hepatitis,

leptospirosis, parvovirus and par influenza.

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Contact meThank you again for your support I look forward to again representing you in the year ahead and urge you to continue to raise with me any issues of concern or suggestions for our area.

You can contact me on 0424 778999 or by email to dgates@goldcoast.qld.gov.au, division1@goldcoast.qld.gov.au or deputymayor@goldcoast.qld.gov.au. Catherine in the office on 5581 6301 will also be pleased to assist you.

Donna.

GOLD COAST CITY COUNCILGOLD COAST CITY COUNCIL News from Division 1 Phone (W) 5581 6301, (M) 0424 778 999

SORRYDonna's Column won't be available this month her staff informed us, she is busy deputising for Tom Tate as acting Gold Coast Lord Mayor.

We look forward to hearing from her office as our District Representative in the very near future. However should you need to contact her for any matter concerning Council business, she can be contacted as she informed this publication in the last edition below.

ZUMBA CLASSES TO BE INTRODUCED INTO ZUMBA CLASSES TO BE INTRODUCED INTO JACOBS WELL (AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER)JACOBS WELL (AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER)

TO ENROLL IN TO ENROLL IN THESE CLASSES THESE CLASSES

PLEASE CONTACT:PLEASE CONTACT:

I am bringing two classes:- Zumba® Fitness - A pulsating one hour Latin dance inspired fi tness party with a contagious blend of Latin and international rhythms that provides a fun and eff ective workout, it's exercise in disguise. This class will be held on Monday evenings at 6.30pm and I will be holding a FREE launch class on Monday 2nd March. Zumba Gold® - Ideal for seniors, beginners to dance exercise, deconditioned participants or anyone wanting a gentler groove, this is a 45 mins Latin dance inspired class which is lower impact, slower paced and easier to follow. I have participants of all ages in this class but mainly seniors and my eldest participants are in their 80s! It is so important to keep the body moving as we get older and they love the fact that they can get out dancing, it keeps them young :) This class will be held on Friday mornings at 9.30 am. I will be holding a FREE launch class for this one on Friday 6th March.

Selina Wincott Licensed Zumba® InstructorPh: 0404 531533W: www.selinawincott .zumba.com

Miller WrightBoatbuilder, furniture design, construction & restoration

Bespoke handcra ed designs, specialising in all forms of mber works.Qualified shipwright with over 25 years experience in the industry.

Contact us so that we can help you with your ideas or designs. Works include boatbuilding, furniture design and construction,

furniture restoration and any odd job that needs to be done!

Phone- 0412 104 459 (Greg) Email-millerwrightgk@gmail.com

TRADE & SERVICE TRADE & SERVICE DIRECTORY DIRECTORY

Mobile: 0412 478 130Mobile: 0412 478 130Ph. (07) 5546 2079

e-mail. gary@gjplumbing.com.au

ABN 40 672 773 920

Hot water systemsServiced or replacedTapwareToiletsBlocked Drains

Alan & Carol HelmorePhone: 07 5546 2375Mobile: 0405 224 708

58 Pelican ParadeJacobs Well 4208 Qld

LOCALLY OWNED UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

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Local Solar Specialist

Quality Products and Workmanship

All Guaranteed

The Oxenford- Coomera VIEW Club meets on the third Friday of each month at 10.30am for 11am, meeting at the Gainsborough Greens Golf Club, Pimpama. All ladies are invited to make new friends with a welcoming group, enjoy lunch and a guest speaker. Proudly supporting the Smith Family, the Oxenford - Coomera VIEW Club is the most northern VIEW Club on the Gold Coast. Please RSVP to Vicki on 55019455 for lunch bookings and information.VIEW women are seriously committed to providing educational opportunities for disadvantaged Australian children and their families, and have great fun while actively contributing in their local communities. VIEW is non-sectarian and non-party political.VIEW women ultimately support The Smith Family!

151515COMMUNITY COMMUNITY NOTICESClubs to Join or attend in the area

Clay Target Gun Club81 Gross Road

Woongoolba QLD 4207CORPORATE

BOOKINGS & ENQUIRIES: Terry Morony 0418 920 373

J.W.Fishing & Social Club

Secretary Debbie Millson 0407 063 804

Canefi elds Gardening Group

1st Tuesday of the monthPh Peggy 0403 838 784

Craft ClubEvery 2nd Tues of month

9.00am – 12noonWoongoolba Bowls Club,

Cabbage Tree PointElaine James on 5546 1854

Jacobs Well Social ClubWednesday 10.00am – 1.00pm

Jacobs Well Community Centre

TennisJacobs Well

Tuesday 7.00amJW Tennis Courts

Free

Woongoolba Bowls Club

324 Cabbage Tree Point Rd, Cabbage Tree Point

Ph 5546 2258

Woongoolba Swimming Club

Pimpama Is Sports CentreStapylton-Jacobs Well Road

Fridays 5pm - 5546 2644

Jacobs Well Volunteer Marine

Rescue Ring the base on 55461100 for all enquireis

Rocky Point Rural Fire Brigade

Ph: Offi cer in Charge 0427 112 614?

Keep Fit ClassesMonday 8.00am

Cabbage Tree Point, front park near boat ramp

Ph Allison 0415 753 930

Keep Fit with Guy

Th ursday 8.00am – 9.00amJacobs Well Community

CentreGuy 0403 748 549

YogaSaturday 9.30am

Deck at Harrigans Drift Inn, Calypso Bay

Free

Tai ChiTuesday 8.00am

Near tennis courts Reisenweber Pk, Jacobs Well

Free

Knitters wanted by Red Cross Beenleigh to knit

Trauma Teddies. We also require volunteers for 1 day

a week at Beenleigh branch if anyone has a day to spare it would be a big help. If

interested contact me Elaine ph55461854 or ring Beenleigh at 38074085 on a

Thursday and ask for Barbara. We still have our craft on alternate Tuesdays at The Bowls Club if anyone is interested.

HELP WANTED

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RAINY DAY CROSSWORD In case there is some bad weather, this puzzleis all about ways to keep entertained indoors

CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN1 'Whodunnit' board game 1 Miming and guessing game5 Rolled up newspapers make these toy 2 Getting shoelaces ready to remove shoes

weapons 3 You throw these at a board to score points9 Stick used for pool or snooker 4 Card game: 'Stop the ___'

10 Daisy-like flower 6 The basis of games like Scrabble, Hangman11 Internet tool to check on rain and Pictionary14 Small picture showing detail for a map 7 Made smaller or less important15 Make your own or listen to a 8 Game where many people fit in a small space

recording 12 A great day __ home16 Country of origin of 'Monopoly' 13 The verb "to be" for first person19 Sleeping Beauy's spinning equipment 17 This day is in March21 Mental challenge 18 Darker, rainier, sadder22 Lose weight 18 Word building board game25 Model built for speed 20 Best place to be on a rainy day27 Find them in the library or on-line 23 Letuce used in Caesar salad28 Pretend, create a fantasy 24 Small brick, used in game and for "effect"!33 "Oh no, who ate the ___ __?" (4,3) 25 You could bake one36 havana or cheroot 29 High card37 Not closed 30 Clear spirit, or rummy38 Pace 31 Major financial trading house for CFDs

32 If all else fails, take one of these35 Digit on the foot34 Sharp bite

Jacobs Well Bakery Bayside Shopping Centre

1162 Pimpama-Jacobs Well Road Jacobs Well

QLD 4208

Hours Monday 5:30am 4:00pm - Tuesday 5:30am 4.00pm - Wednesday 5:30am 4:00pm - Thursday 5:30am 4:00pm - Friday 5:30am 4:00pm - Saturday 5:30am 3:00pm - Sunday CLOSED

eftpos available

We provide freshly baked breads, homemade gourmet pies, cakes, slices and birthday cakes.

Everything is baked fresh on the premises, with the freshest of ingredients and no preserva ves.

Not forge ng our sandwich bar with a variety of fillings and choice of sandwich breads, rolls or wraps either fresh or toasted. A range of hot and cold drinks plus heaps more.

Follow us on Facebook for the latest specials and updates.

The flying pieman

Telephone orders welcome.

Unit 4/2 Christensen Road, YATALA QLD PH: 07 3807 2137

TRUCKMASTER TMN70ZZ/TMN70ZZL

RRP: $199. OUR PRICE: $145.

SILVER SERIES

. POPULAR AUTOMOTIVE (Sedans etc.)

RRP: $164. OUR PRICE: $125

. 4WD, TRUCK, FARM, INDUSTRIAL

RRP: $195. OUR PRICE: $145.

X-PACK

TRUCK, FARM, INDUSTRIAL

RRP: $130. OUR PRICE: $99.

SEAMASTER GOLD

MFM48 RRP: $175. OUR PRICE: $135.

MFM50 RRP: $195. OUR PRICE: $150.

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We take pleasure in introducing Chef’s Deck formally the Blue Fin Takeaway in Jacobs Well. Chef’s Deck is a family business with a commitment to customer service and a passion for quality, tasty food.

We are very excited to have opened in one of the most beautiful regions on the northern Gold Coast and we are very much looking forward to becoming a part of the Jacobs Well’s community, by providing a dining or take away food experience.

Glenn Waddell our Chef has been a chef for over 15 years, and has a passion for food. He had his fi rst taste of working in hospitality at age 15 when he worked as a ‘dishy’. This experience gave Glenn the want to be a Chef. After completing his apprenticeship in Brisbane he headed overseas to Malaysia during which time he was fortunate to work with six Thai chefs learning traditional curries, noodles, spicy soups and other Asian dishes. Glenn then travelled to the UK and Europe working in various restaurants including a 480 seat Caribbean themed restaurant and a two Rosette fi ne dining seafood restaurant.

Chef’s Deck: 1154 Pimpama-Jacobs Well Road, Jacobs WellEmail: chefsdeck1154@gmail.comPhone: 5546 1490 or 0431 153 464

We invite you to get to know us, and our team Robyn and Pauline who are working alongside Glenn in bringing to you great food. Eventually you will get to know the rest of the family, Don, Ann, Emily and the ‘ankle biters’ Charlotte and Georgia.

Our menu includes but is not limited to, Fish and Chips, Pizza, Ribs and Burgers plus we offer a range of takeaway meals to suit everyone.

We are currently working on our dine-in menu, in the meantime all our meals are available in our restaurant section. Quality service and selected fresh produce are essential in maintaining a high quality standard, which will always be our priority in presenting the best possible product to our customers. Eat-in or Takeaway, we have seating areas inside and out. Please talk to Glenn or a member of our team in booking a function, party or any special occasion in our comfortable restaurant area ( BYO ). Special menus may be arranged, given suffi cient notice.

Chef’s Deck: 1154 Pimpama-Jacobs Well Road, Jacobs WellEmail: chefsdeck1154@gmail.com Phone: 5546 1490

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QUALITY MEATS

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RESTAURANTRESTAURANT

Phone No: (07) 5546 2550

Phone No: (07) 5546 2550

Mobile No: 0409 545 546

Mobile No: 0409 545 546

GOOD GOOD QUALITY QUALITY MEAT AT MEAT AT

COMPETITIVE COMPETITIVE PRICESPRICES

OPENED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE on

TUESDAY: 8:00am- 5.00pm

WEDNESDAY: 8:00am- 5.00pm

THURSDAY: 8:00am- 5.00pm

FRIDAY: 8:00am- 5.00pm

SATURDAY: 8:00am- 1.00pm

SUNDAY: 8:00am- 1.00pm

MONDAY: CLOSED

Shop 4a 1162 Pimpama / Jacobs Well Rd

Jacobs Well

Phone orders takenPhone orders taken

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SHOPPING SHOPPING CENTRECENTRE

(Recipe adapted from Ben's Menu)INGREDIENTS (SERVES 4)200g speck1 knob herb and garlic butter3 spring onion sticks, fi nely sliced1 garlic cloves, fi nely dicedfew sprigs of thyme, roughly chopped1 cup white wine10 chat potatoes, parboiled and cut into quartersquarters250mL creme fraiche2 pinches truffl e salt200g brie cheese8 thin proscuitto slices

DIRECTIONSPreheat oven to 180 degrees.Put the butter, speck, spring onion, garlic and thyme in a cold pan and turn on a medium heat. Cook for 5 minutes or until the speck has caramelised. Add the wine and let it reduce by about half. Stir in the creme fraiche and add the potatoes and salt. Cook the potatoes for a few minutes and add the cheese and proscuitto.

Cook in the oven for 30 minutes.

(Recipe adapted from Ben's Menu)

POTATOE BAKEPOTATOE BAKE What's What's CookingCooking

Footy Season is about to start…so get the kids in early for their professional mouthguard

Ph: 5540 7422 $150*

* applies to item 151, health funds may cover

Pimpama Dental

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Jacobs Well Fishing ClubJacobs Well Fishing Club A couple of our club members went out just lately and got these two great Jew and a few other members have had some luck with nice Mangrove Jack and Flathead in the channel.Our committee is proud to announce that we recently resolved to give a $1000 donation to Woongoolba Bowls Clubs to help them in their endeavour to have an Anzac Memorial erected at their grounds. This is something that will benefi t the local community and we are pleased to be able to assist.

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RAINY DAY CROSSWORD SOLUTIONHope it gave you plenty to do.Did you spot the Easter Cross?

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For all bookings please call us on 07 5546 1997.View online for a full gig guide www.harrigansdriftinn.com.au

“A little bit of Irish charm by the bay”

ST. PATRICK’S 2015SAT - SUN - TUES 14th 15th & 17th March

THIS MARCH@ HARRIGANS

LIVE AND LOUD

AT HARRIGAN’S

MUSIC & DANCING

FACE PAINTING

SAT:

SUN:

TUES:

James Forde (soloist) from 6pm

Mick McHugh (trio), Jack O’Leary,

James Forde, and Irish Dancers,

from 12.30pm onwards.

Celtic Fusion, Cape Byron Celtic

Dance, from 12.30pm onwards.

For more information & to view the full set list and times visit

www.harrigansdriftinn.com.auF t

Authentic Irish fare with acelebration all things Irish

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1/1149 Pimpama Jacobs Well Road, Jacobs Well

Ph: 07 5546 1397 Fax: 07 5546 2955

Peter Crothers………..0418 181 316 www.jacobswellrealty.com.au

“ You could get hooked on the Service ”

JACOBS WELL CABBAGE TREE POINT CALYPSO BAY

CALYPSO BAY....16 MARINA PARADE

“ IMPRESSIVE HOME ” 5 BEDROOMS 4 BATHROOMS OFFICE 2 LOUNGE AREAS

GARAGE WITH REAR ACCESS FOR BOAT SIDE ACCESS FOR VAN AS WELL

$879,000

VIEWS OVER MARINA

3,430 m2 BLOCK 4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHROOMS OFFICE KITCHEN DINING LOUNGE LAUNDRY

LARGE COVERED & SCREENED ENTERTAINING 2 X 5,000 GAL TANKS SPEAR PUMP

SHED AT REAR OF PROPERTY....CORNER POSITION

$525,000

REDUCED TO $690,000 1.5 ACRES HARD STAND

2 BEDROOM HOME 1 BATHROOM RAIN WATER TANK SEPTIC SYSTEM DAM

3.09 ACRES

$395,000 3 BEDROOMS 1 BATHROOM

OPEN PLAN DESIGNED KITCHEN DINING LOUNGE & FAMILY ROOM GOOD WIDE SIDE ACCESS TO 6M X 6M SHED

DOUBLE BAY CAR PORT

794m2 Block

15 MARINA PARADE CALYPSO BAY OFFERS OVER $890,000

BELOW REPLACEMENT COST !!!!! 4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHROOMS

POOL SPA FLOATING PONTOON MEDIA ROOM DUCTED AIR THROUGHOUT “OPEN PLAN DESIGNED LIVING”

WATERFRONT

LUXURY

24 PELICAN PARADE JACOBS WELL $799,000

6,442m2 BLOCK 5 BEDROOMS 3 BATHROOMS 2 KITCHENS OFFICE LOUNGE & LARGE FAMILY RUMPUS

SHED 15M X 10M ( 3 PHASE )