Maleny District Sport & Recreation Club Community Newsletter
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Maleny District Sport & Recreation Club Community Newsletter Maleny
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Coat Rack
ore than ever this wonderful provision of warm clothing is paramount as the cold of a serious winter settles in. The Maleny Coat Rack is located in the laneway next to IGA and anyone is welcome to take or leave an item of warmth. Your donations of winter jackets, coats, jumpers and cardigans for men, women and children, are welcomed. There are hangers on the rack, so please feel free to hang your unwanted coats, jackets, jumpers and cardies. Organiser Ra' Yoga and Lifestyle’s Suzi Lough and Sue Krucker of Maleny State High school said "The vision is to initiate charity and change, through supporting our communities needs. Please NO other garments to be put on the rack, we can
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only accomodate the above items. There is no blanket box for this year, if you have blankets to donate the Neighbourhood Centre is asking for help, so please drop them there.” The rack can only take the items mentioned so it is super important that everyone respects the rack and the IGA premises. Please help to rack small, tidy, and non intrusive – making it easy for the IGA staff to manage. The Maleny IGA fully supports the concept of the rack, staff taking it inside their store each evening as they close and bringing it out each morning as they open, which is such a wonderful community act of kindness. Thank you everyone for your support!
Soup’s on the Menu at Pattemore House! The crisp sunny winter days just lend themselves to walking, touring and enjoying scrumptious repasts in elegant surroundings. Maleny’s Pattemore House, with its spacious sunny verandas, will be open again on Saturday 25th June from 1 - 4 pm. Nestled at the entrance to the Maleny Community Precinct, why not work up an appetite by taking a brisk walk along the adjoining Heritage Trail rst? There’s plenty of parking at the Pattemore House car-park, from where you can also set off to see the Old Dairy Bails, then it’s down to historic Reynold’s Crossing on the Obi. Enjoy the forest trail that then snakes
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around the beautiful Maleny Golf course, walk in the historic new park, Selectors Green, before returning back to Pattemore House for a tour of the 1907 pitsawn farmhouse. As always, they will be serving up their delicious home-made afternoon teas. On the menu this month will be bowls of steaming home-made potato and leek soup and pea and ham soup, served with bread and a pot of tea or coffee - all for just $10.00. Jams and pickles, including seasonal lemon curd are available to purchase to stock your pantry. 15, Porters Lane, North Maleny. https://malenysportandrec.org.au/
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Monday, 13 June 2022
Where’s Sam, The Travelling Jackaroo?
If your club or organisation is an associate member of the Maleny District Sports and Recreation Club then you can publicise your club results and news in this, our “Community Billboard”.
Time for an update of where Maleny’s Sam Hughes, Slim the tractor, Bitsa the dog and Flynette the bird are. Here’s his latest blog post.
Keep your events diary up to date on the MDSARC Inc Web site so that we all know about your communities important events.
As I was leaving the outskirts of town though I got a call on the UHF from Jodie asking if I’d be able to pull over for a second, as I pulled into the dusty truck bay. Jodie pulled up in her ute followed by another car, out hopped two indigenous ladies and a small boy, I didn’t think too much of it until I was told that he was bit of a trouble maker in town; in the minutes that followed we took some photos, he couldn’t stop smiling at the setup, I gave him a couple stickers, taught him how to do a proper handshake and to look someone in the eyes when you do and let him hold Flynnette.
This is your newsletter - let all of Maleny know the latest info from your club every week! All articles, results, posters and photos (as large sized jpegs, please do not embed these in a Word doc) for inclusion in the weekly sports results should be emailed to denvergail1@gmail.com no later than 12 noon every Monday.
Club website: www.malenysportandrec.org.au
"Just went through Halls Creek, the time is 10pm, waiting for me was Jodie a local Ranger, she escorted me through town ashing lights and all, it was quiet – and actually quite scenic.
I was about to leave after giving him some words about how good kids become good adults, and how lucky he is to live out in country as beautiful as this, when he came up and gave me a hug and a “ Thank you mister”, accompanied by a simple “you have no idea what you’ve just done” from Jodie, smiling like heck. Never really viewed myself as a role model for kids but apparently tonight I am.” You can follow Sam’s blog, along with his 100,000 followers - a fantastic milestone reached this week - at https://www.facebook.com/thetravellingjackaroo
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WITTA TENNIS NEWS
Friday 3 June: The Whistlers played at Witta against Ballinger Meteors. We couldn't play the last 2 matches against them due to wet weather, so it was good to see them. And it was great hitting, and lots of rallies. They were too strong but we certainly enjoyed the tennis. Score was 25-47 games, 1-7 sets. Team was Donna Kuskopf, Brenda Warner, Aki Lepper and Cindy Harris.
Friday 10 June: The Whistlers played at Mooloolaba against the Legends. It has been nice weather for tennis and we were happy to be on the court. And had a lot of long games with deuces and few tie-breakers. Good tennis and we all had enough by the end of the day. Score was 25-41 games, 2-6 sets. Team was Maree Hooley, Cindy Harris, Aki Lepper and Donna Kuskopf. The Wanderers had a great start to the new season, a bit chilly and windy but at least it was dry! Witta Wanderers - Obi Wynn and Matthew Debbins played the Palmwood Kickaces - Oliver Lucas and Flynn Shakespeare R1 - Obi vs Oliver 6-2 R2 - Matthew vs Flynn 6-1 R3 - Matthew and Obi vs Oliver and Flynn 6-4 R4 - Obi vs Flynn 4-6 R5 - Matthew vs Oliver 6-0
us. Also, thanks to Rob Williams for his enthusiastic contribution to the day's win. Thanks to Sean Lepper, Haydyn Craven, Tony Keenan, Rob Williams, Donna Kuskopf and Cindy Harris for ying the ag for the Wompoos. Social tennis: Monday 8am and Saturday 1pm. All are welcome. Court bookings 0437 295 501 or http://www.wittatennis.com.au
Katya's Tennis Drills Katya's Tennis Drills Thrills and Fitness is on Friday Nights at 5:45pm. Cost is $20. Come along and join in the fun. All levels are welcome.
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Sunday 12 June: The sun was out but the temperature was a chilly 12 degrees. Witta Wompoos enjoyed a close match against Nambour with a 7sets 55games to 5 sets 44 games win in a competitive day's play. Both teams were keen to get out on the court again after a number of wash out matches. A huge thank you to Tony Keenan who acted as captain for the day and to Cindy Harris for so skilfully lling in and opening up the courts for
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Maleny Golf Club News Charity Golf Day to bene t the Maleny Hospital Auxiliary Wednesday, 08 June, 2022: Maleny Golf Club held an Ambrose (2 player) Ladies’ Competition with rst place going to Pauline Fraley and Karen Heading with 70.25, runners-up went to Penny Edwards and Toni Bishop with 70.5 and third place was Janice Emmett and Heather Shortus with 73. Nearest to the Pins went to Heather Shortus on the rst hole and Janice Emmett on the fourteenth hole. Wednesday, 08 June, 2022: There was also a Mixed Ambrose (2 player) Mixed Competition with rst place going to Chinta Demasson & Stephen Strelitz with 58.25, runners-up went to Shaun Moore & Joseph Hackett on a count-back from Simon Lower & Malcolm Lower, both couples with 59.25, and third place going to Grant Flynn & Michael Davoren with 66.75. Nearest to the Pins went to Grant Flynn on the fth hole and Donald Crothers on the twelfth hole. Saturday, 11 June, 2022: There was a Mixed Stableford played with rst place going to Billy Perske on a count-back from Mick McCombe, both with scores of 38, runner-up went to Scott Heywood with 37 and third place going to Richard Hoskin, Craig Monaghan, Gary Wilson and Peter Gilbert, all with 36. Nearest to the pins went to Nick Cole on the fth hole, Garth Bailo on the twelfth hole and Justin Gillin on the seventeenth hole. Monday, 13 June, 2022: There was a Ladies’ Stableford Competition with rst place going to
Johanne Hill with 36 points on a count-back from Patricia Addington, also with 36 points, runner-up was Kay Gadaleta with 35 points and third place going to Yvonne Murray with 34 points on a countback from Margaret Smyth, also with 34 points. Monday 13 June, 2022: There was a Men’s Stableford with rst place going to Paul Moynihan with 35 points, runner-up was David Rostron with 34 points and third place going to James Burke with 33 points. Monday 13 June, 2022: There was also a Mixed 4BBB Stableford played with rst place going to the duo of Yvonne Murray & David Rostron with 46 points, runners-up went to Johanne Hill & Gregory Helm with 42 points on a count-back from Susan Follington & Paul Moynihan, also with 42 points. Third place went to Kay Gadaleta and David Cooper with 40 points. It is a little chilly at the moment but rug up and phone our clubhouse to book yourselves for a game of golf OR go to our website on www.malenygolfclub.com and book in for your game. Maleny Golf Club will be hosting its inaugural Charity Golf Day on Friday 17th June 2022 to bene t the Maleny Hospital Auxiliary. This day has been re-scheduled from May 13th because of the weather. There are still some spots left if you would like to sign up for a team, play golf on our wonderful Maleny Golf Course and all in support of the Maleny Hospital Auxiliary. The details to book your team in are all in the poster. To book or to nd out more about this day visit: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing? eid=870430& or via email at info@malenygolfclub.com.au
Maleny Golf Club Juniors Maleny Golf Club conducts Junior Golf Clinics during school terms every Tuesday from 3:30pm to 5:00pm under the MyGolf National Banner of Golf Australia. Special holiday activities are also promoted via the club Facebook Page. See you soon at the club.
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The Mane Event
Renowned former Ten Tenors’ founder Kim Kirkman, is conducting a concert featuring his Maleny Inspiration Choir and the Caloundra Community Choir in Maleny on July 3rd at 2p.m.. His concerts are always a treat and this one focuses on horse songs hence the name – The Mane Event - so mark your diaries now!
Division 5 Councillor
Winston Johnston
Contact details
Cr Winston Johnston's of ce is located in the Eddie DeVere building on the corner of Currie and Bury Streets, Nambour. If you would like to meet with Cr Johnston, please call to arrange an appointment. Phone: (07) 5441 8043. Mobile. 0429 076 066.
Email: winston.johnston@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au
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Make Our Place Your Place!
At Maleny Library, you can relax and unwind, get creative, meet up, remember, learn and get access to a range of eResources. If you belong to a community group and would be interested in having us attend one of your meetings to let your members know about all the amazing free resources that are on offer at Sunshine Coast Libraries, please contact Amanda or Vicki at Maleny library on 5435 3104.
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Maleny Arts Council
Take a magical journey as a century-long mystery comes to life in the heart of Maleny. Chamber music and conservation unite to tell the enchanting story of one of the world’s most elusive birds and the tale of its rediscovery. Hear the call of The Night Parrot come to life through an intimate evening featuring soprano Morgan England-Jones and the Acacia Quartet. 17 June Maleny Community Centre Book tickets now at bit.ly/TheNightParrot
New from Get Active Fitness! FUN Low-Impact Seniors Strength Class! Starting: Monday 2 May 9:30am- 10:15am Lower the risk of heart attack and stroke ✦ Increase or maintain muscle strength and bone density ✦ Improve balance coordination and mobility ✦ Promote mental and emotional health and over all well being at the EXHIBITION HALL MALENY SHOWGROUNDS ✦
Get Active Fitness. Ph Rachel on: 0423618945
Social Tango and Latin Dancing
Have you always wanted to Cha-Cha-Cha? Social Tango and Latin Dancing is coming to the Maleny RSL!
The upcoming date for these sessions are 18th March and 20th May 2022, from 5:30 pm to 7:30’ish. Come along and enjoy drinks, dinner and – let’s dance! For more information text Elle or Peter 0425 151 788 or 0429 061 444. https://issuu.com/Maleny-Grapevine-Community-News
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Phoebe
We’ve had wonderful feed-back about the snippets of Maleny history being reproduced each week, so this week we meander through an early tale of dairying in North Maleny. With thanks to the Friends of Pattemore House for this story.
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When the Pattemore family rst came to Maleny and built Fairview (Pattemore House) in 1907, JR Pattemore also wanted to establish an operational dairy farm. With Fairview completed, his sons very quickly built them their dairy bails to enable the family to earn a living. They were constructed as traditional walkthrough bails, whereby each cow enters a stall, is milked, and then continues forward through a door back into the paddocks. The “Old Bails” still stand, and continue to interest visitors to the Precinct, situated as they are very close to the Heritage Trail on the Maleny Precinct. JR Pattemore retired from dairying in 1914, aged 64, however for the next 33 years he operated his farm on a share-farming basis until he died, aged 96 yrs. At rst, his sons were the share-farmers. William Dickson, his wife Maude, son Alex and daughters Jean (Janet) and Lillian Rose became the Pattemore’s share-farmers from 1927 to the late 1930s, and the whole family helped with milking the Pattemore's Friesian herd daily. The Dickson family lived in a house named ‘Mosman’ built on the Pattemore property close to the bails by Albert Pattemore in approximately 1909, situated approximately 200 metres away from ‘Fairview’. It’s widely reported that the rst Friesian cattle were introduced to Maleny when Bill Dickson and JR Pattemore returned with 2 bulls from a Kingaroy sale in the 1930’s; one of them name Phoebe! It is also thought that the bulls might have been bought from the Goomeri Burnbrae Friesian stud, which was quite near Kingaroy.
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Piebe?
Due to their excellent milking capacity, black and white Friesians soon dotted the fertile hillsides of Maleny’s many diaries. The Friends of Pattemore House interviewed Jean Dickson (now Larney) before she passed away, who told how she was aged 5 years old when her family moved into 'Mosman' in 1927. Jean lived there until 1945, when she married Jack Larney, and recalled how she was a little girl when her father brought the bull home. After the death of JR, the Pattemores sold their farm, and there was a series of owners, with most continuing to employ share farmers to keep running the dairy. The share farmers lived in Fairview, rather than Mosman. Jean Howard, the wife of share farmer Horace Howard, recalling that in the 1950's she used to walk across to the bails every day to help with the milking, until she learned to drive the tractor! The historical track she and others used to travel between Fairview and the Bails can be seen in early aerial photos, and these references were provided by the Friends and used to determine the accurate placement of the ’new' trail by the Sunshine Coast Council. So the next time you are taking a stroll across the walk between Fairview and the Old Bails, you know you are walking in the once daily footsteps of the Pattemores and afterwards all of the Fairview farming families, with some of the tale delightfully re ected in the poetry and sculptures along the way. Photo Below: Jean Dickson hand feeding calves at ‘Mosman’
JR's oddly named bull was probably a misunderstanding of the stud name Piebe, which was well known at the time – a stud name used for many ne Friesian sires, including: “Dominion Woodcrest Piebe Mercedes” “King Peitertje Ormsby Piebe” and “Burnbrae Pontiac Piebe”.
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Maleny Trail Parkrun You too can be leaping for joy EVERY Saturday morning at the Maleny Trail Parkrun on the Maleny Community Precinct. What is Maleny Parkrun? It’s a 5km trail, 6.40 am for 7.00 am start every Saturday and you must register, just once, to be a participant as many times as you like - and its all FREE! Register at the web site below: https://www.parkrun.com.au/register/ The event starts at the Maleny District Sport and Recreation Club building at the bottom of Parklands Drive via Porters Lane, North Maleny. Please come along and join in, whatever your pace! Run, jog or walk, everyone is welcome - and your pooches too on a lead. For full results, pix and more, visit: https://www.facebook.com/Maleny-Trailparkrun-107670137822393
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News from Andrew Powell MP
Pretty chuffed Speak Up Now - Stop Domestic and Family Violence - Maleny & Blackall Range, were able to take delivery of their new marquee just before their important information evening on Monday night with local sporting and community groups on how they can deal with behavioural issues.
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2022 Glassies
Local State Member for Glasshouse, Mr. Andrew Powell has advised that the Nominations for the 2022 Glass House Small Business Awards are opening next Tuesday! Do you have a favourite barista? Local grocer? Small gift shop? The why not nominate your favourite business and/or employees in the Glass House electorate from 21st June - 5th July.
Speak up Now is a wonderful combined effort of the For more info contact: andrewpowell.com.au or list Zonta Club of Blackall Range, the Maleny Andrew’s page at Neighbourhood Centre and the Rotary Club of https://www.facebook.com/AndrewPowellMP Maleny - and on Monday they paired up with Maleny District Sport and Rec Club. Also as part of “Speak Up Now have provided a number of red benches that serve to raise awareness for domestic violence and are important in starting conversations on what we can do to help prevent domestic violence, as well as keeping those conversations going. The red benches across the range have come from the collaboration between groups and individuals who all share the same goal. The total of red benches across the Range is now six,. These benches serve as a permanent reminder that domestic violence occurs in all our communities. What wonderful teamwork on addressing such an important issue! Pictured l-r Sherryl Gregory, Val France, Get Williams (Speak Up Now) with Andrew Powell
JP's in the Community The Maleny Neighbourhood Centre have been informed that the JP's in the Community Program at Maleny Neighbourhood Centre will commence again from Monday 7 February 2022 9.30am– 12.30pm Monday to Friday. https://issuu.com/Maleny-Grapevine-Community-News
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Petrina Fox Counsellor
Need to talk? Counselling is available with Petrina Fox at the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre. Appointments are available every Tuesday between 9am and 12:30pm. Petrina Fox, BSW, M.Soc.Sc (Couns) M.Ed., is an experienced social worker and counsellor. Her counselling approach is person-centred and her experience includes relationship, grief and loss issues, mild mood disorders and traumas. Her main goal is to support the quality of a client's intra and interpersonal relationships and social functioning and to help reduce their stress/distress. To book: please call MNC on 5499 9345 Cost: a suggested donation of $10 per session to the MNC. (If you are experiencing hardship please discuss with us).
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Maleny Men’s Shed News The Maleny and District Men's Shed has over 50 members and meets Tuesdays and Fridays from 8am to midday. It was formed in 2006 for the fellowship & education of guys. Coordinator Secretary Malcolm Baker Phone. 0417785548 Address: 7 Bryce Lane, Maleny Qld 4552 Email: malenymensshed@hotmail.com Shed Activities Woodworking, Metal Work, Blacksmith work shop. Also have an opportunity to assist the Historical Society renovating buildings or working on old farm machinery. Two of our members, Graham and Russell are still working on our popular cow bells, but we are trying a new idea: we are making smaller goat bells which swing in a horse stirrup. Opening Hours. Tuesday & Friday 8am to noon
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The Merry Widow - a Review You won't nd any sign of grieving for lost love in the Maleny Singers production of Franz Lehar’s The Merry Widow. Accompanied by the 20 piece Maleny Performing Arts Orchestra, conducted by the masterful Margaret Taylor, here is a wonderful piece of theatre and music. Not to be overly enthusiastic - but Lehar would be pleased to see his work handled with such air and energy. Sumptuous costumes adorn the cast from the accomplished leads to the young pony master. Maxim’s comes to Maleny as the dashing Pontevedrian attache wrangles between his beloved life of wine, women and song – and the insistent instruction that he save his fatherland from bankruptcy - by marrying a wealthy (and beautiful) widow.
authenticity and talent to be found, most fortunately, in community theatre. With plenty of satire and comedy delivered with wry aplomb that keeps the storyline moving along, the audience is kept guessing through various storylines to the last scene. What will the wealthy widow’s decision be? You can nd out at this week-end’s nal performances tickets details are in the poster. See you at Maxim’s!
The singing prowess and acting are equally matched, from the delightful solos, duets and through to the ensemble pieces. The Singer's season of this, their latest offering in over a decade of operettas is in itself a tribute to the
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Classic Australian Movie Time!
The Maleny Blackall Range Lions Club will be showing the multi-award winning classic Australian docudrama movies, The Back of Beyond and The Last Mail from Birdsville (each approx. 1 hour in length) on Sunday July 3rd at 2.30pm at the Maleny Community Centre. The movie was released in early 1950 and was seen by thousands of Australians and when Queen Elizabeth 2nd saw the movie, she awarded the truck driver, Tom Kruse an MBE. John Heyer's 1950's Aussie adventure lm following Tom Kruse along the Birdsville Track was the winner of the Absolute Grand Prize at the 1954 Venice International Film Festival and nominated for a 1955 BAFTA lm award for Best Documentary Film. The second doco is from 2000 when Tom Kruse drove the last mail from Birdsville in his original restored truck followed by 400 people from Birdsville to Adelaide. He carried over 7000 letters.’ Tickets may be booked online by using this link: https://www.trybooking.com/events/ landing?eid=914595&
Maleny Calendar of Events 2022 The Merry Widow Maleny Singers 11 - 19 June Maleny Community Centre. SEE POSTER FOR DETAILS! The Night Parrot Maleny Arts Council 17 June 7 pm Maleny Community Centre Witta Wheels 19 June 7.30 - 11.30 am Witta Rec Club Pattemore House Open Day 25 June 1 - 4 pm 15, Porters Lane North Maleny Public Star Gazing Night Brisbane Astronomical Society. On dus, Maleny Observatory, at the Maleny Golf Club Classic Aussie Films Maleny Lions 3 July 2.30 pm Maleny Community Centre
Muscle on the Mountain 3 July 6.30 am Maleny Showgrounds -CANCELLED The Mane Event Inspiration Choir 3 July 2.00 pm Maleny Primary School Hall A Springtime Affair Fashion Parade and Morning tea 15 September Maleny Hospital Auxiliary Maleny Community Centre Maleny Garden Club Spring Fair 1st October see details…….. Find out more at: https://malenygardenclub.org/goe-2022/ To add your local organisation events to this list simply email details to: https://issuu.com/Maleny-Grapevine-Community-News
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WEEKLY COMMUNITY EVENTS! Please check with the below organisation during COVID to ensure that they are still operating as per the below list. Maleny Scottish Country Dancing every Monday 7 to 9 pm RSL Hall. Call 0432 251 606. Social Tennis every Monday 8.00 am Witta Tennis Club. All Welcome. Mixed Social Tennis every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 6.30am to 8.30am Maleny Showgrounds Ladies Social Tennis every Thursday at 7.30am Maleny Showgrounds Badminton every Monday 6.30-8.30 pm Maleny High School Activity Centre. PickleBall every Monday 6.30p.m. to 8.30p.m. Maleny High School Activities Centre. Maleny Bowls Club. Pairs/triples competition each Tuesday 8.30am for 9am. All welcome. Call Joe 0401 987 900 Burger & Bowls Twilight Bowls every Wednesday from 6 pm. Learners welcome, bowls provided ph Wendy 0438 399 604. Scroungers With a Mate Bowls every Friday 2 pm. Club Acoustic Encore local musicians First Thursday of Each Month from 6.30 pm Maleny RSL. Pattemore House Open House Morning every Friday 10.00 am - 12 noon 15, Porters Lane. Diggers Dining every Friday evening 4.30 bar opens Maleny RSL. Tennis Under Lights every Friday Witta Tennis Club. BYO drinks and nibbles Contact. Pauline 0428 253 070. Maleny Trail Parkrun every Saturday 7.00 am Maleny District Sport & Rec Club House Maleny Precinct. Witta Tennis Club Social Tennis every Saturday 1.00 pm. All Welcome. Maleny Markets every Sunday 8am to 2pm Maleny RSL. Social Table Tennis every Sunday 1 - 5 pm Maleny High School Activity Centre. All welcome! Please email your weekly regular event to malenysportspark@gmail.com for inclusion every week
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Maleny Show-grounds Camping
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Maleny Showgrounds is open for camping. This ground offers camping year-round (maximum 3 night stay), except during major events & seasonal blackout dates. All campers who can adhere to the Qld Health, Sunshine Coast Council and Qld Government regulations pertaining to Covid-19 social distancing and hygiene guidelines are welcome. Enjoy a peaceful environment close to town. Groups and caravanning clubs are welcome. Cost is just $25 per night. Electricity, water, toilet/shower facilities, access to Dump Point are all available. Find all the details at the web site:
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The Range Croquet Club - Maleny It’s been a busy week. Wednesday 8th we played against Caloundra in the Lochwood pennants competition. Caloundra sent two players, Helen Matchett and Howard Williams. We elded a team of three, Donna Manning, Ken Barker and Sarah Widin. Donna and Ken played the singles with Ken losing to Helen and Donna winning against Howard. In the doubles Sarah and Donna won. Well done, the Range, winning the match two games to one. The next day, Thursday 9th, there was a ricochet pennants match. Ranbour elded an all Maleny team consisting of Donna, Sarah, and Ken. The visiting team, Coolum consisted of George Oliver and William Yip. Ken lost the singles game against George Oliver. Sarah won against William Yip. Donna and Sarah won the doubles. Ranbour managed another win two games to one. This was a good result putting us in the top teams of both competitions. Social games were played on lawn one on Thursday as well. Lynette Evans nished just ahead of Diane Horsman 12 – 11. Wallace Roy and Helen Andrews 8 won against Sally Adams and Kath Smith 6. It was a good day’s play.
coincidentally, exactly the same margin was reached in the game of doubles where Kath Smith and Lynette beat Stuart Craig and Wallace. Play days: Thursday and Sunday 1.00 pm for 1.30. Contact Sarah Widin for other days. Please arrive at 1 pm for games to be arranged by 1.15. Coaching: is available on Saturday mornings at 8 am Our web address is: https://rangecroquetatmaleny.org.au For details contact Sarah Widin 0417640704 (President )
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Our courts may be available for community use or for special events, like workplace team-building or social gathering. Our croquet equipment may be available for your guests in some special occasion (e.g. wedding) if suitable grounds are available. If you are interested, please phone, email or use the contact page.
The attached photograph, taken on Saturday 11th, shows club members outside the Maleny Grove conference room after a meeting and barbecue there. At the meeting centenary badges celebrating 100 years since the formation of Croquet Association of Queensland were presented. We are very grateful to Maleny Grove for the use of their well appointed facilities. On Sunday 12th Nick Cram and Ken enjoyed a game in which Nick stayed slightly ahead all game to win 7 – 6,
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