MAY 2011

Volume 1, Issue 2

Jocelyn Watts

ASP wedding

packages range from

$499 for a 1-hour,

ceremony only, shoot

and burn to CD event

(conditions apply)

through to the Black

Label package, which

includes everything

from the bride’s home

and ceremony to the

full reception plus

canvas, custom

designed magazine

album, two photo

books, digital photo

frame and all high-

resolution images

on CD/DVD.

In between, the

standard White,

Red and Blue Ribbon

packages can be

customised with the

addition of albums,

framed enlargements

or canvases,

magazine albums,

photo books and

more as required.

STUDIO:

Shop 4/371-373

Kent Street,

(beside LJ Hooker)

Maryborough 4650.

HOURS:

9am – 1pm

Tuesday to

Friday;

Other hours by

appointment

except Sunday

and Monday.

PHONES:

(07) 4121 3046

0403 191 958

EMAIL:

info@ashleysmithpho

tography.com

WEB:

www.ashleysmithpho

tography.com

www.ashleysmithphotography.com

Tomorrow’s

keepsakes

today Vows

made

in Fiji

Joe Cronin took half a century to choose his bride but the wedding was definitely worth the wait. Married for the first

time on Friday, April 22, the 64-year-old financial adviser couldn't have been happier as he and Fiona Jamieson

exchanged vows beside the Sofitel Resort chapel on Denarau Island, Fiji, two days after the annual national conference

Joe was attending wound-up. The couple chose Fiji for their wedding because the conference being held there offered

the perfect opportunity to have a ceremony that was just for them. “We had a wedding planner make all the arrange-

ments and all we had to do was get dressed and turn up — it was perfect,” Fiona said. The Brisbane couple planned to

have another ceremony back in Australia when their families could also celebrate.

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LEFT: Look for Westpac Marybor-

ough staff appearing in local

advertisements.

THIS year’s gala presenta-

tion of the Fraser Coast

Heritage Awards is just two

weeks away and tickets are

now available from the

Brolga Theatre.

On the evening of Friday,

May 20, pianist Tom

McCahon is returning by

popular demand to enter-

tain guests, a $1500

framed watercolour paint-

ing by Maryborough artist

Lex Frank will be raffled

and a family portrait ses-

sion and print from ASP

given away. Raffle pro-

ceeds will go to the SES.

The spirit of the night will

reflect the National Trust’s

Renovation work rewarded

2011 Heritage Festival

theme, The Heritage of

Water.

During the evening, owner

builders and painters,

manufacturers and trades-

men who have carried out

building renovations that

enhanced their street-

scapes will be rewarded for

their efforts. Tickets are

available from the Brolga

Box Office, 4122 6060.

ABOVE: RetireInvest Wide Bay pro-

prietor Kathy Paget (centre) was

named Proprietor of the Year and

accepted in the platinum club at the

company’s annual national confer-

ence held recently in Fiji. Genevieve

de Szoeke (left) from Hervey Bay

won the Risk Master Mind competi-

tion and Judy O’Brien (right) from

Bundaberg was recognised for her

10 years’ service.

Mel Harris won the Luxury Paints Owner Painted Residents Colour

Award and Fraser Coast Regional Council Residential Award last year

for his relocated and renovated house at Tiaro. The home was

originally located near the Maryborough Sugar Factory.

WIN a family

portrait

sitting &

5” x 7” print

from ASP, by

attending the

Fraser Coast

Heritage

Awards gala

presentation at

the Brolga

Theatre on

Friday, May 20

Meet Fraser Coast

marriage celebrant

Roslyn Rittmeyer.

She lists her attrib-

utes as down to

earth, professional,

flexible, family orien-

tated and aware of

the various cultural

values and beliefs of

people in the Fraser

Coast region. She

tries to incorporate

those values into

ceremonies when-

ever clients wish and

can be found at

http://

foreverspecialmo-

ments.com.

Our RI advisers among nation’s best

WIN a 7” digital photo frame

Photos by

JOCELYN WATTS

owner/manager,

Ashley Smith

Photography.

The multi-award-

winning

photographer and

journalist is a

specialist in

documenting

life’s big

events and

achievements

from new-born

babies, schools,

formals,

weddings and

family reunions to

business award

presentations,

conferences and

property.

Based in the

heart of

Maryborough,

she offers a

professional

portrait

photography

service from her

Kent Street

studio and on

locations across

the region

including Hervey

Bay and Fraser

Island.

FIRST SMILES: Mark and Jodie Beer of Tinana welcome baby Lawson Alan to their family. Lawson was born

on April 2 weighing 8lb 2oz (3686g) and is a little brother for Ryan, 11, Emily, 9, and Caleb 2.

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ASP Baby Album

BABY QUINN was born to Sara Kruger and Aaron Jackson on April 4 weighing 7lb 10oz ( 3458g). Quinn is a

little brother for Ebony, 4.

ALLY MADISON is a first child for Amy and Zac of Hervey Bay but has plenty of “sibling” attention from

cousin Samuel, 2. Ally was born on March 25 weighing 6lb 8oz (2940g).

Visit the ASP display in the pavilion at the Fraser Coast Show, May 26 – 28,

complete the entry form with three easy questions and pop it in the box.

Drawn on the final night; winner notified by phone; frame valued at $119.