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Beerwah Qcwa Agm

Please be advised that the Beerwah QCWA branch will be holding their Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Monday July 31at 9.30am in the Beerwah branch hall, 11 Simpson St Beerwah. We welcome guest speaker Lauren Barone, Community Development Officer from Caloundra Community Centre. All welcome. Enquires email: qcwabeerwahsecretary@gmail.com

BUTTERFIELD, Joyce Florence

(formerly

Aged 94 years

Passed 28th June, 2023 after a short illness.

Mum’s Children, Trevor, Maggie, Verenie, Sue and Graeme, and their Families, will be forever grateful to Dr Sarah Blyth, Nurses and Staff for the loving care and support given to her whilst in Palliative Care, at Nambour Selangor Private Hospital.

Our sincere thanks and appreciation to Reverend Liena Hoffman and Mum’s beautiful friends at the Maleny Uniting Church, Maleny Garden Club, where she was a Life Member, Medicine on Maple and Blackall Range Care. Also sincere thanks to her dear friends in the wider communities of Maleny, Brisbane and Cloncurry. Your love, friendship and support throughout Mum’s life was very valued by her, and her loving family. A Thanksgiving Service will be held on Friday, 14th July, 2023 at the Maleny Uniting Church at 11.00 am, followed by light refreshments in the Church Hall. Feel free to wear something colourful or a flower to honour Joyce.

Our beautiful Mother, Joyce, a Friend to all. A lady of Grace, Dignity and unshakeable Faith, forever in our hearts and memories.

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Beerwah Ladies Golf

Contributed by Brenda Briese

AFTER a very welcome splash of rain we are back to some beautiful golfing weather.

Saturday 24th June we had a postponed Monthly Medal with 26 players. Winner Cathy Stone with a lovely score of 67 nett followed by Sonia Kenway 71 nett on a count back. Gross winner Jo Malone 79 gross.

NTPs 14. Emily Eyles, 16. Marilyn Walsh, 2nd shot 18. Dot Smith. BRD went to 77 nett.

Thursday 29th June was a Stableford with a field of 39 ladies in two divisions. Div 1 winner Sonia Kenway 38 pts from Cindy Godfrey 35pts. Div2 winner was a new lady to our club Juleen Nock 38pts from Vikki Bartel 36 pts ocb. NTPs 2. Andrea Campbell, 5. Joey Eccles, 16. Lorraine Dillon, 2nd shot 18. Sonia Kenway. BRD went to 33 pts.

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Saturday 1st July (Already!) was a Monthly

The Range Croquet

Contributed by Ken Barker

Medal with a field of 23 players. Winner was Jo Malone 72 nett from Robyn Ryan 73 nett. Gross Winner Andrea Campbell 87 gross. NTPs 5. Angela Nix, 16. Cathy Stone, 2nd shot 18. Andrea Campbell. BRD went to 76 nett.

Thursday 6th July another Monthly Medal with 53 players. Div1 Winner Karen Gannon 70 nett followed by Marilyn Walsh 73 nett. Gross Winner Sonia Kenway 83 gross. Div2 Winner Teri Oberhofer 74 nett from Lea Garner 75 nett. Gross Winner Lea Doyle 97 gross. Div 3. Winner Beth Abraham 71 nett followed by Elvie Chamley 74 nett. Gross Winner Ellen Crook107 gross.

NTPs 5. Mavis Brimelow. 14. Carol Fraser. 16. Lorraine Dillon. 2nd shot 18. Lea Doyle. Best Putter. Natasha Larard. BRD went to 78 nett.

Saturday 8th July was a Stableford with 23 players. Winner Marie Goyder 41pts R/up Jo Malone 37pts. NTPs 5 & 2nd shot 18 Dot Smith. 16 Sonia Kenway. BRD went to 31pts. game apiece in a tight competition.

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Last weekend Donna Manning played in the Women’s Open of the Gold Coast Tweed tournament in Murwillimbah. She scored three wins from six in the double round robin as did the other three ladies. Donna came second on net hoops behind Heather Knight from Stephens Club, a great result considering the three other players are regular members of the Queensland state team. Donna is a reserve. She commented on how good the Murwillimbah lawns were and thanked the organisers.

Thursday was the first use of the lawn after a wet Tuesday, but ricochet croquet had a bumper day with a pennants competition against Bribie. Sarah Widin lost to Dolly Taylor 15 – 20, Dianne Horsman beat Don Baily 19 – 12, but Maleny lost the rubber 1 – 2 when Vince Carbery went down to Allison Beer and Jan McNee 13 – 17. Congratulations Bribie on a well-fought win. Association social play in the afternoon resulted in a 12 – 6 win to Wallace Roy and Kath Smith against Lynette Evans and Sally Adams.

Ken Barker and Chris Borlase played in the Windsor Brooch at Windsor Club on Friday winning a

Beerwah Bridge Club

Contributed by Martine Goedhart 4

On Sunday Stuart Craig and Wallace 9 beat Vince and Lynette 6. Chris pegged out against Dianne 26 – 11 while Carole Atkinson and Donna narrowly lost to Nick Cram and Sarah 5 – 6.

Play days:

Association: Thursday and Sunday. Please arrive at 1 pm for games to be arranged by 1.30. Contact Sarah Widin 0417640704 for other days.

Ricochet: Tuesday. Please arrive at 8.45 a.m. for games to be arranged by 9.00 a.m. Coaching: is available on Saturday mornings at 8am. Our web address is: https:// rangecroquetatmaleny.org.au. For details contact Sarah Widin 0417 640 704 (President)

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2. 57.64% - Roger Garner - Lea Garner

3. 56.25% - Tom Major - Jillian Major

4. 53.47% - Kym Jervois - Andrew Smart

5. 48.61% - Faye Rogers - Graham Nicholson

6. 47.22% - David Hallam - Barbara Freeman

7. 45.14% - Jackie Collinson - Trish Watts

8. 44.44% - David Hine - Martine Goedhart

9. 36.11% - Marianne Idle - Bill Chessellls

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Glasshouse Country Bowls

Contributed by David Hayes

WEDNESDAY 05.07.23 9.30am

Social - Jack Timm, Allan Pashby and Brendan Freshwater def

Steph Sleeman, Jonathan Orr and Steve Phillips 18-15. Ian Sleeman, Margaret Smith and John Annakin def Annette Capern, Carol Lewis and Rob Scullion 20-19. M Gainsford, Viv James and Chris Freshwater def Jos Evans, Jenny Morris and Margaret Gibson 22-20. Jill Kirchheiner and Rae Farrell def Di Hume and Warren Blackbourne 19-16.

Thursday 06.07.23 12.30pm

Social Bowls - Another great arvey of bowls with 38 players. Winners of the day with the highest margin of 25 were Sue Luck, Don Teirney and Barry Kirk. R/Up with a + 21 margin were Anette Capern and Darcy Wilson. Lucky draw was won by Warren Blackbourne and Graham Nicholson. $30 meat voucher was won by Russ Turner and the $20 cash to Frank Buckley. Mixed Fours draw is up, please check when you are playing.

Witta Tennis

Contributed by Pauline Fraley

DATE CLAIMER: The Witta Tennis Club Tournament is on Sunday 27 August. Entries to paulinefraley@ gmail.com

Nambour Nailers played their best team to contest an always close encounter with Witta Wompoos on Sunday in the Sunshine Coast vets competition. Intermittent wind conditions proved challenging with the home team winning the first 2 sets followed by Witta evening the score after some impressive men’s doubles combinations. After the lady’s doubles Nambour were up by one set, leaving Witta determined to commit to the chase. Haydyn Craven had the best average for the team winning three of his four sets with Sean, Tony and Mal close behind. The Nambour combination of Martelle and Karien proved too strong for Paula and Colleen who filled in for Witta in style. A big thank you to Colleen for completing our team and enjoying some great tennis. Witta went down 7 sets to 5 sets at the end of an entertaining day. Witta Wompoos play Murgon at Gympie on July 23rd in our next match.