Herald 20180529

Sweet and loving dog and a well organised cat
Have you always thought
about getting a cat but worried
they may mess with
your need for an organised
and tidy home? Well meet Cynthia,
our resident cat who is the Queen of
Organisation!
Cynthia is loving and affectionate,
but she likes everything to be in its
right and proper place, so no need to
worry about her leaving her dishes on
the side or making a mess in the bathroom
department.
She is very set in her routine and
needs stability in her new home with
no unwanted surprises, so would be a
perfect companion for someone who
understands her need for order.
Unfortunately, she does not get on
with other cats, as they are just too untidy
for her, so she needs to be the only
feline at home and children have those
sticky little fingers that leave handprints
on everything, so she would be
much happier in an adult only home.
​Sprocket is a sweet and loving dog
who enjoys pats and being with people.
He is a little reserved with new people
but warms up quickly and would
make a loving and loyal companion.
He would be happier in an adult
home and prefers the quiet life.
He also doesn’t like to be left alone
so he will need plenty of enrichment
when you are away and also to be included
in all family activities.
He may be happy living with a
calmer, social dog but he will need to
meet them first.
Sprocket is desexed, microchipped,
vaccinated, wormed and flea treated.
• Contact RSPCA 43 Vanity Street, Toowoomba, phone 4634 1304
rspcaqld.org.au or facebook
Sprocket - Sweet and loving
Cynthia - Everything in its place
Dr Izak Bakker
SKIN CANCER CLINIC
PH: 4698 1176
Now also at
Pioneer Village hosts biggest cuppa
More than 30 people attended Australia’s Biggest
Morning Tea at Highfields Pioneer Village
on May 17, raising just over $300 for the Cancer
Council.
Treasurer Jody Dodds said the Big Cuppa is a
great chance to relax and enjoy the company of
friends and family while raising much needed
funds for cancer.
The Highfields Pioneer Village is run entirely
by volunteers and has more than 400 members
from across the country.
The village is open from 10am to 4pm daily.
Suite 3, 256 Margaret Street, Toowoomba 4350
PH: 4637 9696
Hello from the team at
italktravel Highfields
James Naumann MC.
Darren Andrews entertainer.
You may have noticed that there are some new faces in store at the Highfields Village Shopping Centre. In
April, store owner Ainsley Hardie decided to merge her two stores My Personal Travel Planner and italktravel
Highfields into the one location here in Highfields. Joining Ainsley and Store Manager Kylie in store are
fellow senior consultants Vicki Holberton and Karen Johnson. The entire team look forward to continuing to
help the residents of Highfields in fulfilling their travel aspirations. We believe that every holiday starts with
a conversation, so that holiday begins the moment that you step through our door.
‘As travellers ourselves, we use our knowledge to encourage people
to do more, see more and get more from their travels.’
Over the coming months we look forward to sharing our travel experiences
with you. So far this year our team has visited Argentina, Antarctica, New Zealand,
Singapore, Malaysia, Canada and the US whilst also squeezing in trips
to New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania. Starting next week will be the
first edition of store Ainsley’s journey to Antarctica earlier this year. This completes
a life long travel goal of traveling to both the Arctic and the Antarctic.
In fact we are hosting in store on Saturday June 9 from 2pm a special
How to Travel to Antarctica and the Arctic
Information Session in store.
Hear first hand what to expect, different ways to travel by small ship or rail
and what to pack. For more information or to reserve your special gift bag
talktous in store or give us a call on 4615 5499 or visit our website www.italk.
travel/highfields
Highfields Village Shopping Centre
Email: talktous@highfields.italk.travel
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Web: highfields.italk.travel
Ph: 4615 5499
Jody Dodds, treasurer of Highfields
Pioneer Village.
Leisa O’Brien from the Toowoomba Cancer Council talks
about how every dollar counts. - Photos contributed.
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