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An Initiative of Pomona & District Community House Inc. April 2013

Next Market Dates:

13 April, 27 April

11 May

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Pomona Healing Centre

(old Masonic Hall) 9 Station Street, Pomona is a beautiful space for the community to come to receive and share. Offering an array of healing modalities such as Intuitive

Massage, Seated Accupressure, Holistic Pulsing, Reiki Healing, Life coaching, Spiritual Counselling, Crystal and sound Healing, NLP, Clinical Hypnosis, Readings (Tarot, Aura, Palm), Psycometry, Crystal ball scrying, Body Sense Classes, Kriya yoga Chi Gung, Meditations, Workshops and more.

MONDAY..... Ishtarlia offers Massage, Holistic Pulsing, Reiki, Multidimensional Healings, Spiritual Counselling, Crystal and sound Healing, Inner child Sessions. All treatments tailored to suit.

TUESDAY.... Ishtarlia offers one on ones. Also Meditation and sacred sounding at 10 am and 6.30 pm. Channelling sacred geometry and codes through sound. Kids Meditation starting 4pm after Easter School Holidays. Ishjana is a psychic and Medium whom using clairvoyence, clairsentience and clairaudience offers Readings (Tarot, Palm, Aura), Psycometry, Crystal Ball Scrying, Spiritual Guidance, energy balancing and clearing.

WEDNESDAY.....Katie offers Body Sense Classes at 5.30pm. ( Awareness, Breathing, Posture, Gait, Body Intuition, Strength,Flexibility and Presence) are the words she uses to explain her class. Increasing your ability to feel calm, vital and comfortable in any situation with gentle and effective exercises. The program accommodates the needs of the attendees. People with injuries or recovering from injuries are welcome. Katie has a huge range from people who have not exercised for awhile and need a gentle approach to people that are very flexible and want to challenge their bodies. FIRST CLASS FREE. Phone Katie on 0439762303 Paul does a 6-30 pm Class offering a mixture of Kriya Yoga and Chi Gung. Paul has alot of personal experience of working with these modalities and alot of knowledge and understanding of how the body works. Pauls classes open the energy pathways and joints of the body also creating balance,muscle strength and a revitalised wellbeing. BRING A FRIEND FOR THEIR FIRST CLASS FREE.Phone Paul on 0412122401

FRIDAY...... From the 12th of April at 10.30 am Ishjana is offering 12 week Meditation Course. Cost $150 or prepaid ($120) Whether you are already a meditator or a beginner this course will assist you to be at peace with yourself and others and enhance your life.

SATURDAY..... Sally offers Clinical Hypnosis, Reiki Healing, Specialised seated Acupressure, Intuitive Readings, Counselling, Life Coaching and NLP. Phone Sally Morley on 0418644039

EVENTS.... 12 week Meditation Course Starting Friday 12th April

A Mad Hatters Tea Party Monday 15th April 10.30 am Cost $15 Includes cup of tea, light refreshment and a tea leaves reading. Come and join the fun, wear a mad or extravagant hat, have a cup of tea and cake with liked minded people and have Ishjana read your tea leaves. Phone Ishjana on 0413038515 Rooms for rent to Practioners on certain days and Hall available for suitable classes and workshops.

Phone Ishtarlia on 0412909156

Located @ Old Masonic Lodge

9 Station Street, Pomona

0412 909 156

Meditation

Massage

Energy Work

Sound Healing

Body Sense Classes

Psycometry Readings

A Combination of Chi Gung & Yoga Hypnotherapy

NLP - Counselling, Crystal Healing, Crystal Ball Scrying

Workshops - 12 week Meditation Course $150 per person (prepaid $120)

Friday 12 April - Friday 5 July 2013 10.30 to 11.30am

Specialising in Canine Psychology

Problem Solving

Obedience Basic to Advanced

At Home Service

Positive Reinforcement Methods

All Breeds Welcome

Shannon O’Donnell

PH: 0429 829 654

I’m a good dog

Obedience & Socialising Classes

Wednesday 6.30pm

at Pomona Showgrounds

Cost $10 each - Bookings Required.

DATE CLAIMER….

Thursday 18 April 2013

Community Kitchen Baking Morning

“Cake, Cookie & Crumble”

9.30am - 12.30pm Cost $20

RSVP By Monday 15 April 4pm

PH: 5485 2427

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Easter Colour Competition Under School Age Winner - Maya Stiles Runner Up - Eadie Morris Prep/Year 1 Winner - Holly Benson (Pomona School) Runner Up - Skyla Pott (Pomona School) Year 2/3 Winner - Rhiannon Hill (Federal School) Runner Up - Honey Bezel (Home School) Year 4/5 Winner - Luna Morrow (Cooran School) Runner Up - Keely Long (Pomona School) Year 6/7 Winner - Molly Baker (Cooran School) Runner Up - Karly Albert (Cooran School)

Honey Bezel

THANK YOU POMONA!!

Thank you to everyone who contributed to making Easter Saturday a great day in Pomona. A special thank you goes to IGA Pomona for sponsoring the Easter Egg hunt. Approximately 120 children bunny hopped around the Pomona Memorial Hall to find their Easter Eggs. Thank you to our amazing Easter Bunny, Andrew Flanagan, who unicycled his way around the hall depositing Easter eggs on his rounds. Well done Andrew. Thank you to Pomona Fruit & Vegies, Pomona Newsagency, Pomona Red Cross and the Noosa Show Society for donating the prizes for the colouring-in competition and for being part of the organising team. Special thank you to Cooroora Mountain Stop Café, Lorraine Fraley and Dawn Gwynne for your kind donation. Thanks to all the shops who dressed up their windows and displayed the colouring-in pictures.

Thank you to the crafty Deb Baker for her amazing array of craft activities for the kids and to Gabrielle for the gorgeous face painting. Thanks to Kismet Belly Dancers. Thank you to Pomona Arts for arranging an extra market day and to thanks also to the wonderful Pomona Community House Team Kathryn, Dawnie and Heather for your support.

Rhiannon Hill

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QUT Students to

be hosted by PCH

The Pomona township will become an outdoor lecture theatre for a group of Queensland University of Technology (QUT) students for three days in April when they will study the town’s architecture and streetscapes as part of Project Week, when normal studies are suspended while students take part in practical work in the community.

The week is designed to provide real-life preparation for the future careers that students want to pursue. So if you see a group of

young people with cameras or electronic notebooks walking around town, please make them welcome.

A practical element of the students’ visit is that they will consider design concepts for Pomona’s new fire station, which is proposed to be built on the site of the old plant nursery, adjacent to the existing Ambulance Station. The Queensland Fire and Rescue Service (QFRS) has bought the site and, while no money has been confirmed for a new fire station building, it is hoped construction funding will be confirmed in the 2013-14 state Budget. The QRFS will begin a round of public consultation on the building’s design mind-year and it is hoped the students’ efforts will help inform that process. The students will be in town from 16 April to 18 April.

MANIFESTO CHARTS COMMUNITY’S DIRECTIONS FOR NOOSA COUNCIL

A week after Noosa residents voted overwhelmingly to restore local council rule, a very clear picture is emerging of the values they want the new council to adopt and implement in pursuit of a reborn Noosa region that celebrates our pristine environment, lifestyle, strong community spirit and an expanded non-polluting economy.

Strategic planning and marketing consultant, Allan Bonsall, today released a ‘community manifesto’ that summarises the feedback from four open-forum meetings attended by about 400 people in the lead-up to the compulsory referendum in which more than 80 per cent of Noosa voters opted to separate from the super Sunshine Coast Regional Council (SCRC). Noosa will have its own council operating from 1 January 2014.

Allan facilitated the meetings by asking attendees why they had chosen to live in the region, what had changed for better or worse under the SCRC and what they wanted the Noosa region to look like in 15 years. He undertook to collate and release the answers as a ‘manifesto’.

According to Allan, the results are uniform across the coast and the hinterland. “People want to be involved and connected with each other, and with their individual communities, while recognising their differences. Clearly, they also want to be deeply involved with, and actively contribute to, a new Noosa Council. That needs to be taken into account when deciding the structure of our new council entity,” Allan said.

“The homogenised SCRC they felt, robbed them of their identity and dealt with them at arm’s length. That has never been the Noosa way,” he said.

“Through the manifesto, people have given an incoming Noosa Council clear new marching orders.”

They want community spirit fostered within individual localities and across the region, with a strong emphasis on values espoused through the internationally-recognised Noosa Biosphere. Their future Noosa is a place of minimal visual pollution, no traffic lights or parking meters, over-development or ‘suburbanisation’ that does away with green space between villages and towns.

The vision includes a flourishing economy where tourism and agriculture are core strengths, augmented by new job opportunities provided by innovative and creative industries supported by modern communication technology. Not only education to tertiary level, but health and aged care also should be outstanding, while transport solutions should be appropriate to the environment and the needs of the population.

Allan continued: “In contrast to the SCRC, a clear majority of people want a new Noosa Council that is prepared to engage opening and transparently. They desire a council with the foresight to plan for future growth, but not unfettered population and housing growth de-coupled from job creation. Housing should be varied and affordable, according to the feedback. “Council decision-making should be guided by a desire to strengthen community spirit and well-being, also by putting the environment first. There was a strong indication for a council that rules in favour of prosperity for people and the region and does not support the vested interests of a few.”

Allan said those that the state government intended putting in charge of the transition to a new Noosa Council had an obligation to heed the people’s manifesto and the strong desire for change evident in the strength of the de-amalgamation vote – the highest among the four Queensland communities given an opportunity to split from their larger councils.

“White it won’t be business as usual, the mandate is there for Noosa to become a beacon of difference among local governments around Australia,” he said. Alan Bonsall is also the chairman of Noosa Hinterland Alliance group more about NHA, who they are and their achievements in future editions.

First Aid Course

Saturday 18 May

9am to 3pm

Full First Aid Course $120

CPR Only: $60

Venue: Pomona Community House

Facilitator: Sam Shewring

RSVP PCH: 5485 2427

Course to be paid by the 8 May in full to

Pomona Community House

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WORLD RECORD

ATTEMPT

YOUR BRA CAN

MAKE A DIFFERENCE Take the opportunity to be part of a world record attempt and contribute to

breast cancer research for girls

Make your bra count and be part of the world record attempt to get 200,000

bras in a chain in one place. For a bra and a gold coin donation, YOU can make

a difference. The funds raised will be used for research into a vaccine for

girls against breast cancer.

Here is a challenge to collect 1000 bras

before 30th May, 2013.

1. Go into your bottom draws and bring out the bras you are not wearing,

stretched, or that don’t fit

2. Drop into Drysdale Funerals at the addresses below and White Lady

Funerals in Warana with a bra and a gold coin.

NAMBOUR Drysdale Funerals, 33 National Park Road, Nambour

Ph 5441 1366

MAROOCHYDORE Drysdale Funerals, 86 Maud Street, Maroochydore

Ph 5479 1055

TEWANTIN Drysdale Funerals, Noosa Cooroy Road, Tewantin

Ph 5449 9383

WHITE LADY FUNERALS 214 Nicklin Way, Warana

Ph 5493 1777

POMONA COMMUNITY HOUSE 1 Memorial Ave, Pomona

Ph 5485 2427 - (before 24 May)

All the Sunshine Coast bras will be presented to Caryn Gorrie (who is

attempting to break a record) at the 11th anniversary of Australia’s Biggest

Morning Tea (Craft in the Chapel) to be held at Drysdale Funerals Chapel,

Nambour on 30th May, 2013.

For more information www.mylifemystyle.com.au and please phone Christine

Jones 0407 968 350 on the Sunshine Coast

REMEMBER 1000 BRAS BY MAY – YOUR BRA MATTERS AND HELPS TO

LIFT UP THE NUMBERS FOR THE WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT

Diabetes Information Morning Tea

9 May 2013 10am - 11am

Morning Tea Provide (gold coin donation)

RSVP To Pomona Community House

PH: 5485 2427

Delivered by trained volunteers, the presentation covers

information about type 2 diabetes, the risk factors and

related complications, and ways the condition can be

prevented through healthy eating and physical activity.

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A Touch of the

Past Antiques

Coffee Shop

5 Reserve Street, Pomona

Ph: 5485 1883

FREE LEGAL ADVICE & REFERRAL

HINTERLAND OUTREACH

@ Pomona & District Community House

1 Memorial Ave, Pomona

Tuesday evenings Fortnightly

9 April & 23 April 2013

6.pm – 7.30pm

(please arrive early for your appointment)

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL Ph: 5443 7827

Suncoast Community Legal Service

provides Family & General Law

ADVICE & REFERRAL SERVICES

** A $5 donation is appreciated to help this service continue **

*Antiques*

*Gifts*

*Flowers*

*Jewellery*

*Teddy Heaven*

Homemade Cakes

Lunches

Open 7 Days -

7am to 5pm

Group Bookings

Available

Tax time tips

On Saturday 27 April, the Cooroy Library will be the venue for a small business tax planning seminar hosted by the Sunshine Coast Regional Council and presented by

Ribakasteel Chartered Accountants and Business Advisors.

Business owners who are registered for GST and prepare a complete set of financial accounts in-house, or are comfortable reading and understanding their financial statements, are recommended to attend. The seminar will guide and provide some simple mathematical tools to place business owners in a better position to monitor figures regularly. The 90-minute session starts at 10am and places are limited. Book at the library or call 1300LIBRARY.

Fire station

for Federal In the wake of news that Pomona will have a new

fire station built on flood-free land, the Federal Rural Fire Brigade is to get its own headquarters building. The large four-bay industrial shed will be located at 25 Middle Creek Road on land leased by the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service. The project had been delayed due to issues related to the cancelled Traveston Crossing Dam, which would have backed up waters to parts of Federal. Plans must proceed through the council building approval process, with a start on construction expected before the end of the year. The cost won’t be known until the plans are finalised. The people of Federal are anticipating their new fire station, which is further sign of progress in the small hamlet. A new primary school was built at Federal when the upgraded Bruce Highway impacted on the old school grounds.

Get Well Debbie

Our Wonderful

Volunteer

Debbie Schouten

is home and recovering

from her ordeal.

We are thinking of you

Deb!!

Come back soon….

We miss YOU!!

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Bookings Ph: 54471766

Bus available for Hinterland Residents **conditions apply

Time: 11am - 1pm

April 24th “Salute Our Troops”

May 22nd “Carry On Country”

Two months of the year gone and I am nowhere near starting my “to do” list for 2013. By the time this gets to print it will be Easter and then

before we know it, Christmas.

Unfortunately the rain has been interfering with our walks of late. There have been quite a few days when we did not walk due to the rain and/or the condition of the roads. The beginning of our favourite

walk has been impassable with the Subway being flooded.

We are still meeting at 6.30 am on week days in front of the Community House but after Easter, on 2 April, we will go back to our 7.00 am start. We have another new member, Karen, who heard

about us via this newsletter and is enjoying her walks.

Unfortunately she has not yet been able to attend a Moon Walk. Both January and February Moon Walks were called off due to the inclement weather. We will try again on Wednesday 27 March which is the precise date of the full moon. The April Moon Walk is on 24

April. Hopefully both of those will go ahead.

For more information on our daily walks or the Moon Walks phone

Assunta on 5485 2935.

Assunta Easton – Walk Organizer

Meals on Wheels goes solar

A SOLAR panel array on the roof of Pomona's Memorial Hall is set to bring a big reduction in the power bill for Pomona and District Meals on Wheels. MOW president Michael Innis said the 5kw installation commissioned last week was already showing benefits to the organisation. "Our kitchen operates three days a week and it's already apparent that power consumption from the grid is down on those days. For the rest of the week there'll be an even bigger monetary benefit for us, as we were able to have the panels installed in time to receive the high buy-back tariff." The solar panel installation was made possible by funding from the Federal Government agency Home and Community Care, and was carried out with the co-operation of the Hall Committee and Sunshine Coast Council. The panels are mounted on the rear roof of the hall so as not to detract from the traditional appearance of the historic building from the street. Power costs are one of the biggest recurring expenses faced by Meals on Wheels, a voluntary organisation which currently provides almost 700 meals a month to a growing number of clients in Pomona, Cooroy, Eumundi, Cooran, Kin Kin and Boreen Point. Volunteers able to help with deliveries, or with kitchen or office work, are always welcome.

Enquiries, 5485 1777

The Pomona Railway Station Gallery is seeking a volunteer to assist with gardening and perform light handyman/

woman duties.

If interested, please call

Wendy Catlin@ 5442 6291.

Heritage Month

Noosa Museum 18 April to 18 May

Heritage Month at the Noosa Museum will launch on Thursday 18 April with a ‘Milestones in Fashion’ Fashion Parade @ Noosa Museum…..bookings essential. Starting at 5.30pm until approx. 7.30pm. Wine, cheese, tea & Coffee will be served.

Entrance Fee $15 Adults, $12 Concession & $5 Children under 12.

Other events include: 8 May Heritage Walk in Pomona including a visit to the courthouse and refreshments at the Museum afterwards. 15 May Heritage Walk in Cooran with Noosa Landcare’s very own Phil Moran to talk about flora and fauna. The whole month - Beekeeping display: its history, uses for honey, a working hive and information on native bees by Chris Fuller of Kin Kin Native Bees.

For information contact the Museum:

PH: (07) 5485 1080

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Cutting the Ties That Bind

- An introduction -

We are all bound by invisible chains that bind us, block us and keep us from being who we really are. These ties come from childhood, from family environment, culture, fears or reactions to events that took place years ago. A method developed by Phyllis Krystal can help us to cut the ties that bind us to anyone or anything that acts as an authority and exerts control over us. The exercises that are contained in this method can help to free us from everything that prevents our Real Self from being expressed. Sandra Taylor has recently returned from Munich, Germany where she completed a training program with Phyllis Krystal in this method. She will be presenting the basics in a low key, enjoyable session. The course is a two morning commitment.

Day 1. Wednesday10 April 9.30am - 12.30pm

Day 2. Wednesday 24 April 9.30am - 12.30pm

Cost: $2 donation (includes cuppa) Venue: Pomona Community House - Lawson Shed

RSVP - Ph: 5485 2427 Facilitators: Sandra Taylor & Pat Paten

Call for festival volunteers

Noosa’s premier community arts event celebrating creativity and nature in our world-renowned Biosphere, the Floating Land Festival, is on again from 31 May to 9 June and is in need of volunteers. If you want to experience the 2013 celebration, make a contribution or gain confidence, volunteers are needed to staff the information tent, act as pedestrian marshalls, be school workshop assistants and provide on-site assistance during the 10 days the festival is conducted around the shores of Lake Cootharaba and at Boreen Point. Floating Land began as a biennial outdoor sculpture event and has since grown to include contributions from writers, performance artists, musicians, photographers, academics and scientists. This year’s festival theme, titled Nature’s Dialogue, explores the intersection among art perspectives, the principles of natural design and community dynamics. The thematic framework is biomimicry, defined as using the inspiration of nature in the creative industries, science, technology and culture.

Volunteer induction is provided. For more details and to register your interest, please call Chris Glass on (07) 5441 9376.

Volunteers Needed!!!

Things are changing at the Community House and we need your support.

Due to financial constraints, Kathryn Shewring, community engagement coordinator at the House for over 4 years, will be leaving us at the end of May and Heather Manders, coordinator at the House for over 6 years is now working two days

instead of three. Over the last few years we have worked hard to give the community what it has asked for. This includes:-

information and programs supporting health and well-being such as health forums, workshops and a thriving community kitchen

teaching great healthy eating

information morning teas providing a breadth of information on a range of topics

Seniors Week activities

Youth Week activities

events for the whole community such as our Op Shop Bop, local ‘Fun & Friendship’ lunches, the Night of Lights at Christmas, the

Christmas Lights Bus Tour and, more recently, Easter in Pomona

Cooroora Connect – our great local informative newsletter

If you are a passionate volunteer and would love to contribute to any of these areas, we would love to hear from you. Please contact Heather or Kathryn on 54852427.

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Spend Some Time In Noosa Country & Explore The Hinterland.

Drive to the hinterland Take a day or more to immerse yourself in the Noosa Country experience. In the spectacular hills and valleys just a short drive from the coast is a hidden world of arts, crafts, locally produced foods and incredible natural beauty. Discover the towns of Cooroy, Pomona, Boreen Point, Cooran and Kin Kin. Visit our local wineries, cheese makers, tea rooms, or buy the freshest produce at an 'honesty box' beside a farm gate.

Step back in time; watch a silent movie

Discover the world's only continuously run silent movie theatre and enjoy a movie from a bygone era in Pomona. From the historic Majestic Theatre, it is just a short stroll to the award-winning Noosa Museum, the keeping place of our region's European and indigenous heritage. Reflect at Noosa's tranquil place of reconciliation you’ll find in Cooroora Creek Park Island at Pomona.

If you fancy something more strenuous grab some water and a hat and take a clime up Mt Cooroora to see why The King Of The Mountain Race is so popular.

Shop like a local and explore the region's markets Cooroy conducts markets every Thursday in the community hall. Be early for the Pomona markets every second and fourth Saturday until noon. Kin Kin village comes out for market day on the first Sunday of the month. It specialises in products that people have made or grown.

Take a walk on the wild side

There are so many peaceful and scenic walking trails all over Noosa and the surrounding areas, including heritage walks and hikes in the hinterland. The Noosa Trail Network is world renowned. For those less adventurous, or with limited time, visit the beautiful Noosa Botanic Gardens beside Lake Macdonald, near Cooroy, and stroll its pathways among the native flora of this region.

Climb Mount Tinbeerwah for some amazing views. Combine a beautiful rural drive to Boreen Point on the shores of Lake Cootharabah for two walks passing through the Noosa Everglades, part of the Cooloola recreational area [http://nprsr.qld.gov.au/parks/cooloola/walking-tracks.html] within the Great Sandy National Park.

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POMONA & DISTRICT COMMUNITY HOUSE INC 1 Memorial Ave, Pomona 4568

PHONE: 5485 2427 | FAX: 5485 1702 | ABN: 86 583 189 320

President - Dawn Gwynne Vice President - Joy Cross Treasurer - Ben Stoffl Secretary - Debbie Schouten

Manager - Brian Lawson Coordinator - Heather Manders Coordinator - Kathryn Shewring

Cooroora Connect is published by Pomona & District Community House Inc.

The material published in Cooroora Connect may be reproduced only with appropriate authorisation & acknowledgment.

The views expressed in Cooroora Connect are not necessarily the views of the editor, publisher or Pomona & District Community House.

EMAIL: heather@pomonacommunityhouse.com.au WEBSITE: WWW.pomonacommunityhouse.com

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Pomona Astronomy Club

Wednesday

(4th Wed of the Month)

Time 7.30pm to 8.30pm

Cost $2 per person

Venue: Lawson Shed

Join local enthusiasts.

Contact Cliff PH 5485 1767 after 7pm

Pomona Gardening Group

Wednesday fortnightly

8.30am-10.30am

Come along, make new friends, learn about growing Vegies.

Improve your health, grow & eat the rewards.

@ Lawson Shed

PH: 5485 2427

Pomona Pixel People

@ Lawson Shed

Monday **Fortnightly**

at 7pm

Cost $2 per person

**Helpful hints on how to use your camera**

KISMET BELLY DANCER!! DISCOVER YOUR

EXOTIC SELF FABULOUS FUN & FITNESS FRIDAY 6.00pm - 7.30pm

@ Lawson Shed

Contact Leigh 0401 429 309

CHILD HEALTH CLINIC

MONDAY 9.30AM - 12.30PM

PH: 5449 5944

CREATIVE WRITING

TUESDAY 9.30AM - 11.30 AM

Lawson Shed

FREE LEGAL ADVICE

Suncoast Community Legal Service

Monthly - 9 April & 23 April 2013

TUESDAY - 6PM - 7.30PM

PH: 54437827

MAHJONG

WEDNESDAY

1PM - 3.30PM

COMPUTER LESSONS

Donation $2 per visit

PH: 5485 2427

ROOM HIRE

Pomona Community House

& Lawson Shed

Contact Heather

5485 2427

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POMONA

True Value Hardware

PH: 5485 1351

10 Reserve St Pomona

FOR ALL YOUR HARDWARE,

TIMBER, GARDEN, PAINT, GAS,

RURAL & PRODUCE NEEDS

The Boutique Room 18 Reserve Street, Pomona

Ph: 0409 948 630

Size 8 to plus sizes

Designer Labels Fashion & Accessories

Giftware

Enquiries: Snr Pastor Joy & Alan Cross

Ph: 0412 972744 - joystarrcross@bigpond.com

SUNDAY SERVICES

Pomona Community Hall

Reserve Street, Pomona

9.30 - 11am Family Service

* Contemporary Music *

* Teaching *

* Kids Church *

Refreshment after the service

Option 4 U

Op Shop

2/14 Reserve St

Pomona

Ph: 5485 0206

or

0412 972744

Massage By Francoise

Mind - Body - Soul

Kahuna - Remedial

Astrology - Counselling - Visionary Art

0409 069 782 Located @ 9B Factory Street, Pomona

Pomona Barber

Located @

Cooroora Screens & Blinds

17 Factory Street, Pomona

Open Tuesday to Saturday

PH: 0477 043 071

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