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She is skilled with walking herhearing journey.Trinette has a kind and genuine natureto the teamto the teamJason Le Dilly, Trinette Walmsley,Matthew Le Dilly, Kathy Le Dilly, Katlyn Lowien12 Rens Street, TOOWOOMBA CITYwww.hellohearing.com.auHELLO HEARING EDITORIALLocal and independenthearing solutionsHello Hearing is Toowoomba’sonly 100 per cent local andindependent hearing solutionsspecialist.Audiologists Jason Le Dilly,Matthew Le Dilly, and TrinetteWalmsley find great satisfactionin changing lives by providingbetter hearing for their clients.Through their thorough assessmentprocess, they will workwith you to find an ideal solutionfor your unique needs.Their aim is to help restoreyour ability to hear everydayconversation with greater ease inboth quiet and noisy situations,without over-prescribing hearingaids with features you maynot require.They can also identify whetheryour hearing difficulties areoutside the scope of what hearingaids are currently capable ofaddressing, and can recommendalternative solutions.As should be expected of anyhealthcare professional, they arenot incentivised to prescribe onemodel or brand over another,and are free to choose the bestCROWS NEST: Sporters winner L. Kruger 35,runner-up K. Christensen 34. Putting K. Christensen17. Pins 7/16 J. Burnett, 8/17 G. Udy. December 5- Third round TCB replay at Blackbutt. Crows Nestremains the overall champions winning by a considerablemargin. December 6 - Weis Constructionsstroke event + monthly medal. Winner K. Cox 70,runner-up J. Lethbridge 70. Rundown L. Kruger 72,C. Clunie 74, B. Phillips 75. Pins 2/11, 3/12 J. Lethbridge,4/13 B. Phillips, 5/15, 8/17 J. Burnett, 7/16A. Robinson, 9-18 K. Cox. December 8 - Annualgeneral meeting at 7pm.December 13 - Captains v.president + medal of medallists. - John SomervilleOAKEY: December 3 - Thursday Sporters winnerLynn McDonald 25 on count back from DannyO’Brien. Pin George Fenton. December 5-6 - Members18-hole stroke in conjunction with the Decembermonthly medal. Winner Division 1 and themonthly mug Fabian Welk 67 net. Winner Division 2and runner-up Dan Norton 69 net. Rundown Alan DeRoss 73 net. Pin 3 Jenna King, 8 Michael Rietveldand 12, donated by Andrew King, won by AndrewKing. Ladies winner Jenna King 67 net. December12-13 - Members 18-hole stroke, flag event. It is 68plus your handicap for the men and 70 plus yourhandicap for ladies. - Marlene DeansHay Hay HaySugar Cane Garden Mulch - 8x4x3 balesQuality Barley, Oaten Hay - 8x4x3 balesForage, Millet, Pasture - round balesPlanting seed and fertiliser also availablePick up yourself (via appointment) or talk to usabout bulk load deliveriesFeed Central Depot, 10775 Warrego Highway CharltonPhone Jeff 0429 097 152Back, Jason Le Dilly, Matthew Le Dilly, Kathy Le Dilly.Front Trinette Walmsley and Katlyn LowienPatsolution for you out of hundredson the market.They provide honest, unbiasedadvice and expert support,being independent from anyproduct manufacturer.Hello Hearing also providessubsidised services and devicesto eligible pensioners and veteransunder the government’sHearing Services Program.They also offer a syringe-freewax removal service that is verypopular!For bookings, please phonethe friendly team at Hello Hearingon 4638 1515, or email us athello@hellohearing.com.auUP & ACTIVEPHYSIOTHERAPYAt Up & Active ourhighly qualifiedphysiotherapists aretrained to assess,diagnose and treatphysical injuries.Up and Active PhysiotherapyVillage Medical CentreShop 8, 66 Highfields Road,Highfields. 4352Email:reception@upandactive.com.auPh: 07 4696 8877Fax: 07 4573 4396Web: upandactive.com.auWEIR MPMember for CondaminePlease like my facebook pageette has a kind and genuine nature101 Campbell Street, Oakey, Qld. 4401 • PO Box 65, Oakey, Qld. 4401P 07 4570 4100 E condamine@parliament.qld.gov.au F PatWeirMPworks hard to provide an extracial level 8 - HIGH of COUNTRY service to HERALD her clients! - DECEMBER 8, 2020To advertise phone 4615 4416 or email herald@highcountrynews.net.auJason Le Dilly, Trinette Walmsley,Matthew Le Dilly, Kathy Le Dilly, Katlyn LowienGOLFGOOMBUNGEE: December 3 - Americanfoursomes, ladies Christmas hamper day - club trophies.Winners W. Nemeth and K. Andrews 725/8 net,second C. Sipple and V. Hartland 737/8 net, third TonySheridan and George Rojahn 747/8 net. Approaches2/11 Dylan Buesel, 3/12 Murray McLeod andRobyn Purcel.December 6 - Single stroke, monthly medal, medalof medalists - Dan Darlington trophy. Winner menMurray McLeod 65 net, runner-up Greg Buckley 66.Winner ladies Ann Cass 75 net on count back,runner-up Val Drowley. Medal of medalists winnermen Greg Buckley, ladies Ann Cass. Best gross menMurray McLeod 75.Ladies Ann Cass 86. Rundown Robyn Drowley,Mark Peters, Gary Linane, Nino Capuzzo, DamienPeters.Pins men 4/13 Garry Shea, 8/17 Travis Peters, approaches1/10 Nino Capuzzo, 2/11 Travis Peters. Pinshots ladies 4/13 Robyn Drowley, approaches 3/12Carmel Cover, 9/18 Ann Cass.Members draw - 72 Rose Edmunds, not present.Next week $95.December 10 - Single stableford medley - clubtrophies. December 13 - Club Christmas celebration- free day for members. Honour board presentationsafterwards. - Murray McLeod
Oddfellows unite to adopt hospice roomThe Darling Downs District Manchester UnityIndependent Order of Oddfellows have takena virtual tactic to fundraising as they try to raise$4500 for the Adopt a Room initiative at theToowoomba Hospice.Toowoomba Branch member Lynne Newtonsaid all the members agreed it was a good idea,after it was proposed by current District GrandmasterChris Blanch earlier this year.“As a group, we have raised funds for theToowoomba Hospice before, and we all believeit is a very important organization,” Mrs Newtonsaid.“We have never worked with the Adopt a Roominitiative but making people’s last days in palliativecare a comfortable and supportive experienceis one of the best things you could hope to makehappen.”Mrs Newton said Toowoomba Hospice CEOMark Munro suggested the initiative after MrBlanch approached him with the fundraising idea.Mr Munro said the funds raised go towards avariety of things within the hospice.“All the money is used to maintain a fresh andcomfortable home like environment for those whoneed it the most,” he said.“For the room itself, it goes toward fresh paintand touch ups, updating carpet and flooring, linen,furnishings, general maintenance and upkeep,clinical consumables, periodic professional cleaning,24 hour nursing care and of course flowers.”Mrs Newton said to raise the funds, the groupdecided to turn to a Go FundMe page, due to thedifficulties that face to face interactions posed thisyear.“We have never done any form of fundraisingonline,” she said.“But we were willing to learn, as COVID-19had put a stop to all our other fundraising effortslike raffles. However, we are still collecting bottlesand soft drink cans as extra cash for the fundraiser.”Mrs Newton said the whole district had cometogether as both the Darling Downs and Dalbylodges work together to make this fundraising goala reality.“The community has been very supportive, bothonline and in the form of bottles and cans,” she said.The fundraiser can be found at gf.me/u/yskq97,while Mrs Newton can be called on 0419308489for bottle and can collection. - Quinn MacdonaldCar clubs visit Pioneer VillageCelebrating their 90th birthdayHighfields Pioneer Village president MervynPolzin was surprised by more than just the heat atthe village’s latest open day, as 40 car enthusiastsfrom two clubs made their way down to lay eyeson the Big Cow.“We had well over a dozen Minis and a bunchof Volkswagens - a lot more extra people than wewould normally have in a day,” he said.“Overall, it was a great day. We are hoping tohave our last open day on December 13. It’s amazingcompared to the struggles earlier this year.”Klub VW Darling Downs president Neil Batterhamsaid it was great chance for all his members tocome out for the day.“We really wanted to have a pre-Christmasdrive that wasn’t too far out because of the heat,”he said.Mr Batterham explained COVID-19 had sloweddown the club’s activity quite a bit.“We held our annual car show, Dubs on the Hill,on March 7. Then we didn’t have a run until lateOctober, and things are only just starting to comeback again,” he said.“During the COVID-19 period, people got reallyused to staying in their shell, and now with restrictionseasing we need to shake things up againand rebuild our community with events like this.”Queensland Mini Owners Club ToowoombaChapter captain John Dowton said it had beenquite a year, but glad to get their engines goingagain.“We try to get out at least once a month in cars,and a lot of our cars on club registration whichmeans you need a sanctioned club event to evendrive,” he said.“Things have sort of turned around a little bitnearing the end of this year, but this is shaping upto be our last run for the year, after our Christmaslights run in December.”Mr Dowton said it was almost a unanimous decisionto come to the village and have a stickybeakat the Big Cow.“We have about 20 members out here today,”he said.“I think it’s great we can enjoy a great day outwhile also helping the Pioneer Village.” - QuinnMacdonaldNEIL BATTERHAMKlub VW presidentJOHN DOWTONQueensland Mini Owners Club captainBEVAN SLATERWarwick Mini Car ClubTo advertise phone 4615 4416 or email herald@highcountrynews.net.auCrows Nest Senior Citizens members helped Pat Weis, Jan Blay, Esbert Ehrlich, HaroldHartwig and Ivy Guy celebrate their 90th birthdays at a party on Tuesday, December 2, atCrows Nest Tourist Park. - Photo contributedMayor officially opens Carnival LaneToowoomba Region MayorPaul Antonio has officiallyopened the new $1.1million Carnival Lane.Cr Antonio said the new lanewaycelebrates the region’ssignature event, the ToowoombaCarnival of Flowers.“Toowoomba City Centre is agood news story, and the openingof Carnival Lane adds anotherchapter,” Cr Antonio said.Cooyar Community CuppaUntil COVID-19 put a stop toactivity earlier this year, CooyarCommunity Cuppa Group hadbeen meeting at the Cooyar Hallon the fourth Thursday of eachmonth.When restrictions easedslightly in September, the groupstarted to meet in Memorial Park“Council’s investment of $1.1million towards constructioncosts during the COVID-19 pandemichas provided a boost toour local economy.“Projects like these keep moneyflowing through the economyand into local jobs and businessesduring this challenging time.”Cr Antonio paid tribute tothe council staff, designers, engineers,and the contractors forinstead of the hall, providingtheir own chair and morning teato comply with the social distancingrules.On Thursday, the group willmeet for lunch at the CooyarHotel to finalise the year andstart planning for a new start inJanuary.their support in building the newlaneway.“The Carnival Lane projectengaged more than 25 localsuppliers as part of the construction,”Cr Antonio said.“The council worked closelywith a range of contractorsincluding local firm TaddioConstruction who managed construction.“The artworks wereproduced by local artist KatieWhyte, who created a mural andmotif art representing the colourand vibrancy of Carnival.“I would like to thank all involvedin this project and thecommunity for their co-operationand patience.”He said the benefits of CarnivalLane go beyond construction.The council’s investmentgives businesses and industrythe confidence to invest.Local holiday options to suit everyone!!• Cabins & Cottages• Ensuites, Powered/non powered sites• RESTAURANT & CAFE(Workplace Christmas Break-ups)• Fabulous pool• Camp kitchens• Picnic areas plus Barbecue• Playgrounds• Laundry facilities• Pet friendlyTOURIST PARKPhone: (07) 4698 1269 7558 New England Highway, Crows NestW: crowsnestcaravanpark.com.au E: bookings@crowsnestcaravanpark.com.auHIGH COUNTRY HERALD - DECEMBER 8, 2020 - 9
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