Maleny District Sport & Recreation Club Community Newsletter
Monday, 19 October 2020
Maleny District Sport & Recreation Club Community Newsletter Beersheba Day Training - Event this Saturday Maleny’s historic re-enactment Regiment, the 5th Light Horse Troop, proudly demonstrates Australian Light Horse skills and dress at several historic remembrance events throughout the year. On Saturday 31st of October, the Maleny Troopers will be joining the 2nd Light Horse Regiment Woombye Troop at the annual Beersheba Day Parade, to be held in Woombye, in commemoration of the 103rd anniversary of the Battle of Beersheba – the last
successful great cavalry charge in military history. This coming Saturday, the 24th October, the public will once more able to watch the Maleny Troopers conducting regimental training for this event at their beautiful arena, “The Ziza Field” on the Maleny Community Precinct from 11.00 am onwards, weather permitting. The troopers will also open their Beersheba Living Museum at the same time. All are welcome – and invited to enjoy watching just what it takes to prepare both horses
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and riders for street parades and special events, and to inspect memorabilia in the museum. The 5th Light Horse facilities are located at the bottom of Parklands Drive (off Porters Lane) North Maleny. There is no museum admission fee but donations are always welcome! The troopers training events are proving more and more popular with the public, with Maleny one of only 2 country towns in the Sunshine Coast with active Light Horse Regiments.
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Your Club News 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”. Keep your events diary up to date on the MDSARC Inc Web site so that we all know about your communities important events. 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.
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Beersheba Day Training - Event this Saturday (Continued from Page 1) The charge by the Australian Light Horse took place on October 31, 1917 during World War I. It is one of the more celebrated events in Australian military history. According to the Australian War Memorial, Beersheba anchored the right end of a defensive line that stretched all the way from the Turkish bastion of Gaza on the Mediterranean coast. After two failed attempts to attack Gaza frontally, it was decided to outflank it by turning the Turkish line around Beersheba. The attack was launched at dawn on October 31 but by late afternoon the British 20 Corps had made little headway toward the town – and its vital wells. Lieutenant General Harry Chauvel, commanding the Desert Mounted Corps, then ordered the 4th Light Horse Brigade forward to attempt to secure the position. Brigadier William Grant responded by ordering light horseman of the 4th and 12th Regiments to charge at the unwired Turkish trenches. Employing their bayonets as swords, the momentum of the surprise attack carried them through the Turkish defences. The water supplies were saved and more than 1,000 Turkish prisoners were taken. The fall of Beersheba thus opened the way for a general outflanking of the Gaza-Beersheba Line. After severe fighting, Turkish forces abandoned Gaza on November 6 and began their withdrawal into Palestine. You can follow the Maleny Troopers at their Fb page: https://www.facebook.com/5thlighthorsemaleny
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Maleny Show-grounds Camping 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: Includes electricity, water, toilet/shower facilities, access to Dump Point. Find all the details at the web site:
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Monday, 19 October 2020
The Name Behind Gardners Falls
Here is another part of Maleny’s history brought to you courtesy of the Maleny Historical Society, as written in 2019 by Jim Gardner (of Toorbul) 75 years old grandson of William Francis Gardner. "William Francis Gardner of North Maleny, a farmer, born in England 1871, bought land from Albert and Ernest Pattemore, two sons of J R Pattemore. This land was known as “Ellerslie Estate”. William spent 16 years clearing the land and made three farms, one of which he worked himself with family, the other two he employed share farmers. W J Gardner died in Dec 1936. The family kept the estate until 1962 when it was sold. Another brother came out from England with W F Gardner but never came to Maleny. He stayed in Sydney. William Francis Gardner married Gertrude Barnes who was born in Australia. They had 6 children; Leslie, May, Olive, Ivy, Eddie, Vera. All now deceased.
known if any cheese was made. The building stood for many years and was still there when the farms were sold. Gardeners Falls were named after W F Gardner. The farms from Reynolds Crossing down to Beacom’s farm Balmoral had the Obi Obi Creek as the boundary from farms on the opposite side of the creek.”
The girls lived in Maleny for 21 years. Les was killed in WW1. May married Alex Fleming, who was Chairman of the Landsborough Shire Council from 1945 - 1955. In 1936 Eddie Gardner bought a farm in Conondale, also Harry Lyon's cream runs from Conondale to Maleny Butter Factory. “Ellerslie Estate” had an ant bed tennis court at the main house on which the family and friends had a great time. The big highlight was a trip to Brisbane. This involved rising early, doing the morning milking, riding through the scrub, now known as “Gardeners Lane down to Gardeners Falls” then on to Landsborough. It was an all day trip, staying the night at Mrs Trail’s Guest House, catching the train next morning. Neighbours looked after the milking until they came back. William Francis Gardener built a cheese factory on the property “Ellerslie” and brought out a cheese maker from England. It is not
Today as was yesterday - Gardners Falls is the ideal place for a freshwater swim in a giant rock pool. Photo Left bottom: Olive Caton seated left with Annie who was a family member. (Image Credit: Picture Sunshine Coast. Sunshine Coast Council)
Xmas Event for Maleny Great news - the community organising team were successful in their Sunshine Coast Council application for a grant to host the Maleny Christmas Concert at the Showgrounds on Friday 11th December from 6pm! This event will replace the usual Christmas Street Festival which under Covid regulations cannot take place in 2020. Please save the date and more details to come soon!
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Monday, 19 October 2020
Historical Society Gets Dolled Up
There is buzz at the Pioneer Village. The Maleny Historical Society’s new and extensive Glenferna Doll Collection is coming together ready for their Open Day on 14th November, 2020. The Society’s volunteers, led by MHS’s Desley Malone, have steadily been unpacking the enormous collection of 600 hand-crafted porcelain dolls gifted to the Society by the doll artisan Louise Cogzell.
belonged to Jane (Trail) Hankinson. Jane, whose Grandmother was Jane Dunlop (first white woman to to live on the Range) was born in 1885. Her parents were George and Jane (Dunlop) Trail.
"It took weeks to prepare them for their journey from Redland Bay” said Desley Malone “And we are in awe at how different and beautiful they are. They depict cultures of the world. The new cabinets are almost full and we’re down to the last few boxes left to unpack. What a surprise we have in store for the public on Nov 14 - be prepared to be amazed, they’re truly gorgeous!”.
Jane went to the Blackall Range School (later the Wootha School), married George Hankinson in 1903 and they had 3 children, Ted, Dave and Thelma. After Thelma’s death, the doll was kept by her granddaughter, Adele (Hankinson) McLachlan who passed away recently.
The Historical Society has a doll with wonderful provenance to Maleny’s history in their collection, as it
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The Hankinson Family has kindly given the doll to the Society for posterity. The doll is believed to be Hertwig or a Parian doll, both manufactured in Germany C1880. The doll is being accessed for preservation before she’ll can be displayed. Her name will be Jane! For more information on the history of dolls in Australia. check out http://wwwmuseumsvictoria.com.au
Photo: Volunteers Sue McCleary, Daphne Hawkins and Val Harvey unpacking the dolls.
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Maleny Players News
Friday Morning Play Readings.
Jill Morris organizes our monthly Friday morning Play Readings. Jill always chooses interesting plays for reading and discussion.
to rural Maleny: “Inheritance” by Hannie Rayson, who also wrote Hotel Sorrento. There is a broad cast of characters in a range of ages. All welcome! December Production Alas with the COVID 19 situation, we have had to abandon our usual Christmas Pantomime. However this does not mean we should not be celebrating! We have decided to celebrate the talents of our adult members via a variety performance (as yet untitled but watch this space). The proposed performance dates are Dec 5,6,12 & 13. As we have limited audience numbers (20) we propose, at this stage, to have a matinee and evening performance on each day.
She brings a wealth of knowledge of the Australian theatre world to the group. On Friday 30 October, there will be a play reading at 9.30am at the Playhouse on the Maleny Showgrounds.
You can keep up to date with Players news at https://www.facebook.com/MalenyPlayers
We will be reading an Australian play set in the Mallee region, but with strong resonance
Maleny Community Events Calendar 2020 Regimental Training and Beersheba Museum Open 24 Oct 11.00 am Beersheba Museum Maleny Precinct Rotary World Polio Day Fundraiser Dinner 28 Oct 6.00 for 7.00 pm Maleny RSL Pattemore House Open Day 31 Oct 1 4.00 pm Porters Lane Date With a Diva 1 Nov 2.30 pm Maleny Playhouse Maleny Showgrounds Never Ending Story Drive-in 14 Nov 5.30 pm Maleny Showgrounds Maleny Historical Society Open Day 14 Nov from 8.00 am Maleny Pioneer village Maleny Players Christmas Production 5,6,12 & 13 Dec Playhouse Maleny Showgrounds Maleny Christmas Concert 11 December from 6pm Maleny Showgrounds Maleny District Sport and Recreation Club Inc
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Maleny into the Semi Finals!
The Maleny Chamber of Commerce has advised that Maleny’s Local Gift Card design has won the seventh pool competition promoted by Why Leave Town Promotions. This means that the Maleny design is now in the semifinals for the competition. This follows a fantastic display of online support from Malenyites for Maleny’s Local Gift Card design being catapulted into the semis finals!
What a contest! Organisers of the National competition, Why Leave Town Promotions, said “This was most exciting round yet. We swapped leaders a couple of times, had a three-way contest for a while before Merriwa and Maleny charged to the lead. Neither backed down, but ultimately Maleny was too strong. Maleny, you're off to the semi finals!”. This is great news for local business and for Maleny Commerce, who are the local initiators and promoters of the Maleny Gift Card.
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Maleny Commerce thanks everyone for their fabulous support so far - and will keep everyone posted on the next link to vote again in the semi-finals - we can do this Maleny!
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Maleny Turning Red to End Domestic Violence Maleny has joined townships across Queensland by having a red bench in a public location as a permanent reminder that domestic violence occurs within all our communities.
least one red bench in every local government area in Queensland.
The local bench is supported by Speak Up Now Stop Domestic and Family Violence (a combined local group with representatives from the Zonta Club of the Blackall Range Sunshine Coast Hinterland, Maleny Blackall Range Lions Club, Rotary Club of Maleny and Quota International Of Maleny).
Photo: Members of Speak Up Now - Help Save Lives - Maleny & Blackall Range Barb Jones, Greg Williams, Judith Ross-Smith, Val France and Ann Koenig.
(story and image courtesy Glasshouse Country and Maleny News)
It was successfully achieved through the practical actions of Maleny Quota International, which originally donated the bench around 20 years ago, the Rotary Club of Maleny, which supplied the red paint, and Maleny Mens Shed members Malcolm Baker and Rick Townsend, who completed the renovating and painting of the bench. The Red Bench Project was launched in May by @redrosefoundation.com.au. Its aim is to have at
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From Forest to Farmhouse - Building Fairview Maleny’s rich local heritage is the the winner the Sunshine Coast Council’s latest round of Heritage Levy grants, awarded last week – with nine local organisations set to share in more than $43,000 to help with collection care, exhibitions and public programs. Fairview, often referred to as Pattemore House, is a state heritage listed property built in 1907 in North Maleny and is leased by a dedicated volunteer group, the Friends of Pattemore House Inc. The group has received a $7421 grant for a storytelling project From Forest to Farmhouse Building Fairview. It is the story of the Pattemore brothers, who built Fairview using pit sawn White Beech, cut and dressed on the Maleny property, and how they, and other settlers in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, were able to convert a rainforest tree into a farmhouse. The story will be re-enacted using a pit saw and other early tools,
with the final product a digital story for display in Fairview. Friends of Pattemore House president Gail Denver said they were thrilled to receive the Heritage Levy Grant. “We’ll be working with a conservation architect and a local filmmaker to re-enact and film a demonstration of pitsawing and timber hand-planing, using tools authentic to the period,” Ms Denver said. “The film will become part of a permanent display at Fairview for our visitors to enjoy.” Heritage Levy Grants are an initiative funded by council’s Cultural Heritage Levy for not-forprofit museums and heritage organisations. Community Portfolio Councillor Rick Baberowski said preserving and hopefully learning from our heritage through sharing our stories were key goals of the
Heritage Levy. “We have a network of heritage organisations across the Sunshine Coast that continue to work hard to understand, preserve and promote our history and create opportunities to share our region’s
cultural heritage through new exhibits and creative public programs,” Cr Baberowski said. “A huge thank you to our dedicated band of volunteers, who work in most of our local museums and community heritage organisations. They do a remarkable job of helping to preserve our Sunshine Coast heritage, both for current and future generations.” This round of Heritage Levy grant recipients include Nambour Museum, Friends of Pattemore House, Queensland Air Museum, Montville Village Association, Kenilworth and District Historical Association and Eudlo Public Hall and Recreation Grounds Association. To find out more about local heritage organisations or to become a volunteer at your local museum visit
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Ruddle’s Bulk Milk Tank
Pictured is Queensland’s first bulk milk tank, owned by Phil Ruddle of Reesville. Made of stainless steel, it held 400 gallons of milk, or 1,514L. In 1960 The Maleny CoOperative Dairy Assn Factory started producing casein and 80 of the district’s 280 farmers produced milk for casein production. Production ceased in 1978 when the Maleny Factory
amalgamated with the Caboolture Dairy Co-op. The tank was damaged when it fell off the back of Ruddle’s truck and into their dam – it was full of milk!
Monday, 19 October 2020
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Council Injects $823k in Major Grants to Coast Economy
A wide range of organisations will share in $823,200 including the Conondale Public Hall Committee Inc. Conondale Public Hall Committee treasurer Lois White said their The tank is displayed next to $9374 Major Grant would help re stump the Lawley House at the Pioneer hall and restore its windows. “The hall is Village and you can check it nearly 90 years old. It doesn’t take much to out at the Museum Open Day run it but we’d love to get it back into full on the 14th of November. use where it’s the heart of the community,” Ms White said. “This will hopefully help breathe some life back into it, make it safe and compliant and be available to many community groups and wedding bookings each year.”
Never Ending Story Drive-in!
This fabulous family movie is coming to the Maleny Showgrounds in the latest Drive-in offering - but you must book tickets online. Book yours at: https://events.humanitix.com/drive-in-cinema/tickets
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Council’s Major Community Grants support eligible local community groups with funding up to $15,000 for projects (and up to $30,000 for infrastructure projects only) in one of seven categories: ✦ Community Development, ✦ Community Events, ✦ Community Facilities, ✦ Cultural Development, ✦ Cultural Heritage, ✦ Economic Development, and ✦ Sports, Recreation and Healthy Living. The Community Grants Program provides support to not-for-profit community groups for one-off projects, events and activities that benefit the Sunshine Coast community. The focus of the 2020/21 Community Grants Program remains on supporting projects which: • respond to community need and deliver on council’s priorities • activate the community in a resilient and vibrant way • inject money into the local economy • are ready to get started and be successfully completed • deliver maximum community benefit. For more information visit https:// www .sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/.../Gra.../ Major-Grants
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Expansion of the Kenilworth Community Transport Service Gets the Go Ahead
More residents can now travel to more destinations on the Kenilworth Community Transport Service. A submission to expand the service was supported at last week’s Ordinary Meeting of Council (October 15). Cr David Law - Division 10 said the service will now be available to residents in Kenilworth as well as surrounding localities and will include trips to the Sunshine Coast University Hospital.
The Kenilworth Chamber of Commerce holds the Operator Accreditation for the service with the Department of Transport and Main Roads. Council supplies a fully insured 7-seater passenger vehicle and an allocation (of up to $2,000 to cover expenses) for the community to provide the service with volunteer drivers.
“The Kenilworth Community Transport Service has operated since June 2019 in partnership with council and the community, under the guidance of the Department of Transport and Main Roads,” Cr Law said. “The service was previously available only to residents living within a 6.5km radius of the Kenilworth Post Office and provided transport to Nambour, Maleny, Mapleton, Eumundi and Yandina for a flat fee of $8 one-way or return.
Story thanks to Sunshine Valley Gazette, with photo by Carol Gilmour: Kenilworth Community Transport Service volunteers.
At the request of the community, a submission was put to council to broaden the catchment area of the service and include the Sunshine Coast University Hospital as an approved destination. Today’s support of that submission will see residents of neighbouring Kenilworth localities, including Belli Park, Cambroon, Conondale, Coolabine, Eerwah Vale, Gheerulla, Kidaman Creek and Obi Obi now able to access the service. This broadening of the catchment area will increase the total number of properties who can access the service by more than a thousand - from 616 to 1676. Guests of registered users will also be able to access this service. The addition of trips to Sunshine Coast University Hospital will also provide residents in Hinterland communities with reliable transport to specialist medical services for $25 per person, one-way or return.” These changes to the Kenilworth Community Transport Service will take effect immediately. The Kenilworth Community Transport Service is run by volunteers, under the leadership of a Sub-Committee of the Kenilworth Chamber of Commerce.
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The Range Croquet Club - Maleny Many players took advantage of the good weather on Thursday, filling both lawns. Kath Phillips and Lynette Evans 7 beat Helen Uhlmann and Sally Adams 5. Helen Andrews and Gillian Bradley 11 finished ahead of Bev Sockhill and Janelle Wilson 6. Vince and Val Carbery 10 were soundly beaten by Sarah Widin and Nick Cram, returning to the lawn in good form. In the only singles game Wallace Roy finished just one back from Alice Spittle losing 9 –10. On Sunday Donna Manning and Kath 14 won against Vince and Val 8. Sarah 16 beat Janelle 12 and Wallace 9 beat Priscilla Vickers 5.
The attached photo shows Nick Cram playing a long shot to a ball out of picture as Stuart Craig in another game looks on. Our excellent lawns are situated 200 m in on the right side of the show-grounds. From the 1st October we will be meeting at2pm for a 2.30 start for all social play games i.e. Thursdays and Sundays. Coaching will still be from8am –10am on Saturday mornings until further notice Play days: Thursday and Sunday 2.00 pm for 2.30. Contact Sarah for other days. Please arrive at 2 pm for games to be arranged by 2.30. Coaching: is available on Saturday mornings at 8 am
Coaching:is available on Saturday mornings at 8 am Our web address is: https:// rangecroquetatmaleny.org.au For details contact Sarah Widin 0417640704 (President), Vince Carbery 54942193 (Vicepresident), or Priscilla Vickers 54943555 (Secretary).
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