VETS NEWSLETTER
Your update on what's happening at Cooroy Vets
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Vets Update
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COVID-19 (coronavirus)
You can keep up to date with what’s happening at the club by regularly check the website and Facebook.
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The course is currently open on a restricted basis. The Club is running a bar competition every Wednesday and Saturday.
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THE VETS
We trust everyone is staying safe and observing the protocols. With no Vets competitions, there is nothing to report golf wise but, here is an update on members.
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Grants wife, Denise, slipped off a ladder breaking her arm in three places requiring surgery, so that is keeping Grant busy .
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Mike Miklenda recently went into hospital for a heart operation.
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Lionel Willett is busy at home trying to kill lawn grub.
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Dave Chapman is at home after being rushed to Noosa Hospital a few weeks ago with fluid on his lungs.
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Unfortunately, as Warren Hays' condition has deteriorated, he has been moved to hospice care.
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Andrew and Gabi Dick are well and out of mandatory 14-day isolation after returning from India.
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Message to Members and Non Members Many of you will be concerned about what impact the COVID-19 closures are having on the Club’s employees and financial position. The Management Committee is confident that we will be eligible for the Federal Government’s assistance packages, i.e. the Job-Keeper Payment and the withholding tax payments (the Club has already registered for both). However, …
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There is a lot of confusion and information circulating in both the social and mainstream media regarding golf courses being open. The legal position in Queensland is that we must follow the directions of the Queensland Chief Health Officer (CHO). The CHO Public Health Directions can be found on Qld Health’s website at https://www.health.qld.gov.au/system-governance/legislation/cho-public-health-directions-under-expanded-public-health-act-powers As at 1st April the current …
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The legal position in Queensland is that we must follow the directions of the Queensland Chief Health Officer (CHO). The CHO Public Health Directions can be found on Qld Health’s website at https://www.health.qld.gov.au/system-governance/legislation/cho-public-health-directions-under-expanded-public-health-act-powers The current Chief Health Officer Direction governing non-essential businesses is Non-essential business, activity and undertaking Closure Direction (No.4). The section that refers to registered and licensed clubs …
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