PalmwoodsDistrict News
June 10,
1999
Page 6
Social
News
with Val Brooke
CONGRATULATIONS to the local Palmwoods and Woombye CWA Ladies, Rhoda Mathies, Judy Roberts and Maria Harkins who individually achieved First or Second prizes in the CWA Divisional Competitions in cookery, crochet, knitting and floral art.
The competitions were held at the Woombye School of Arts at the end of April. Of a very high standard were the hundreds of entries in the various sections, so sincere congratulations to the local ladies who so ably won in their categories.
Former residents
MANY Palmwoodsians would remember ex Hunchy Road residents Jim and Dawn Pettifer.
Although now living at Coolum Beach, Jim still retains his membership of the Palmwoods-Woombye Lions Club.
A week or so ago Jim tripped and fell at his Coolum Beach home, badly breaking a thigh bone.
Jim was taken to Nambour General Hospital by ambulance to undergo surgery.
He now has the broken bone pinned and sheathed, and is walking about with the aid of crutches.
All good wishes to you Jim and Dawn from your many friends and acquaintances in this area.
We trust all will be well for a complete recovery and that you and Dawnie will be tripping the light fantastic again soon.
Library support
YOUR community library at Woombye has gained the support of a new volunteer.
Margaret Bolton-Hall will be manning the front desk very soon on her rostered afternoons of duty. Welcome to Margaret, the volunteer team hope you will enjoy your involvement with the library.
Borrowers who require ‘large print’ novels will be pleased to learn that the library has been able to purchase quite a number of new titles to augment the stock already on the shelves.
The Woombye community Library is open each afternoon Monday to Friday between 2 and 4 pm and Saturday morning from 9 am until noon.
It is a free lending library and new members are always made welcome.
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