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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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Players News Play Readings
The next evening Play Reading will be at the Playhouse on Thursday the 30th July at 7.00pm. The play being read is David Williamsons’ “The Perfectionist”. We need to know the number of people attending, due to restrictions on numbers. If you are interested in coming along please let me know by phone on 0418785967 or email on malenyplayers@gmail.com. The next Friday morning play reading for those who cannot come at night or would rather come out during day light hours, will be held on Friday the 28th of August from 9.30am to 12.00pm at the Playhouse. As usual in a relaxed way with coffee and cake being served with a good helping of play reading. Please contact Jill Morris on 5494 3000 for more information.
Acting Class The Maleny Youth Theatre is held at The Playhouse every Tuesday. The Youth Theatre is managed by Catherine Steer; Artistic Director of the Nambour based Queensland School of Performing Arts. There are two classes on Tuesdays during term time, as there cannot be 20 in a class. Class 1 Advanced Class - any age from 7 to 16 - 3.30pm - 5pm Class 2 Youth Theatre - any age from 7 to 16 - 5pm - 6.30pm Youth Theatre will re-commence on Tuesday the 13th July. Members perform in original, classic and published works, comedies and tragedies and have a fantastic time each week honing acting skills for entry into the annual Christmas production, alongside adult actors. If your child wishes to join the Youth Theatre, please contact Catherine by email at qsp.acting@gmail.com A new play by the Maleny Players is currently in production and is scheduled to be performed in September. Tickets, times and more information to be released in August. Stay tuned! To find out more about Maleny Players visit the web site at. http://www.malenyplayers.org/
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Is this the next step? ….I hope not!
Think about the replicators on Star Trek and the many other machines that litter science fiction movies, which prep, cook, and serve meals on command. This could actually be our future. It is said that 3D food printing has the potential to revolutionise food production by boosting culinary creativity, food sustainability, and nutritional customisability. Most 3D printers work by slowly depositing layers of material, one on top of the other, until an object is constructed. Even a meat like substance can be printed from a vegetarian filament made from peas, seaweed, and rice, Whilst some see food printing as something that will become a part of the culinary fabric. Fast food might be somewhere some fast foods are printed instead of handmade. I certainly hope not! There is nothing like the taste of well cooked natural food.
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Witta Tennis Wednesday 15 July: After 4 months of no competitions, due to Covid 19, Witta Wagtails welcomed the return to competition tennis. The girls played some excellent games with one set taking over an hour to obtain a win by the Wagtails. However, congratulations go to Nambas Champers who came out the winners on the day. The team was Gerry Gabriel, Cynthia Garvie, Sheryn Golledge and Jan Maguire. Friday 17 July: The Whistlers had the bye. The Wildcats were hosting Yandina East Sliders. It was great being back on the court and we all had a bit of diffi culty getting our heads back in the game. It was great tennis and Pauline Fraley, Annie Stewart, Libby Howlett and Stacey English came out fi ring and kept the momentum up bringing home the win. Final score was 6-2 sets; 44-26 games. Great start to the season. Wednesday 22 July: Witta Wagtails V Maleny Magics' had a wash out. Members are still able to hire the courts at the Witta Recreation Club Complex. Government guidance regarding social distancing must be followed. Grass and new hard courts only to be used to maintain social distancing. Court bookings 0437 295 501 or http://www.wittatennis.com.au
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Hello from MSHS Youth Support Coordinator From : Sue Krucker – Youth Support Coordinator @ Maleny State High School PATIENCE is a Virtue In our current days of progress and technology, it is understandable that we’ve become accustomed to immediacy … rapid results, fast communication, high-speed uploads, instant gratification. This habituated expectation affords us little opportunity to practice one of the greatest skills in life – to be patient. The slightest setbacks can, at times, make us extremely frustrated. It’s fair to assume that we all lose our patience occasionally, right? But doing so regularly or insensitively can tarnish our reputation, hurt our relationships, increase stress, or intensify a difficult situation. So, let’s explore the definition of Patience : noun – •
the quality of waiting calmly without complaining
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The capacity to accept or tolerate delay, problems, or suffering without becoming annoyed or anxious
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Persevering in the face of delay
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the ability to be calm in the face of disappointment, adversity or distress
decreased depression, and increased positive affect relative to a control condition, suggesting that patience may be modifiable,” concluded Schnitker. Here are the three steps Schnitker suggests taking to work on your own patience:
Can you recognise in yourself any of these signs and symptoms of impatience : shallow breathing, tense muscles, restlessness, irritability or anger, anxiety or nervousness, rushing, quick / snap decision making.
1. Identify when you’re impatient and what emotion you’re feeling Recognise that you’re starting to feel activated and identify what emotion is at the heart of that response, causing you to get heated. Are you angry that you can’t get home faster? Are you sad or feeling rejected that potential date didn’t work out? Are you anxious that you’re not going to make it to your appointment on time?
“When you’re patient, you’re calmer, so you’re able to keep persisting when it’s difficult and you’re not prey to goal disengagement,” says Sarah A. Schnitker, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Baylor University. “You’re able to know when to act and when to conserve energy”.
2. Reframe how you think about the situation Put yourself in the other person’s shoes. (My coworker isn’t purposely trying to miss his deadlines; he has a lot on his plate.) Remember, whatever’s triggering your impatience many times isn’t about you. For example, the cash register didn’t break just so that your grocery-buying would take longer, or the train isn’t packed this morning just so that you can’t get a seat.
A study on the analysis of patience and well-being found that patience as a personality trait is actually flexible. “The program led to increased patience,
3. Think with your purpose in mind Remember the big picture perspective. Sure, it’s irritating that another job interview didn’t land you a new position, but
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Hello from MSHS Youth Support Coordinator Con>nued from previous page you’re looking for a career move that’s going to help you accomplish your long-term goals. It’d be great if my toddler wouldn’t start pouting whenever she gets served green beans instead of ice cream, but it’s important that she learns what healthy eating means and gets into a routine of eating in that way. Remember why putting up with whatever delay or frustration you’re facing will ultimately help you get where you want to go. Tip: Many people become impatient due to physical factors such as hunger, dehydration or fatigue. Keep this in mind the next time you start to feel impatient. A simple remedy may be a snack and glass of water! “Practicing patience is far more than just learning to wait. It is an exercise of self-control. And the benefits that come from practicing patience yield more than being able to wait kindly for an extra minute or two in the check-out line. Patience yields selfmastery, being able to stay focused and positive despite hardship and challenge.” BluePineNotes For those interested, here’s the link to an online “Patience Quiz” https://www.englishclub.com/ref/Sayings/Quizzes/Patience/
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What do you know about the Maleny RSL Hall Did you know that the Maleny RSL Hall was a the Gymnasium/Picture Theatre from the Maryborough RAAF Depot in 1946 and was purchased for a cost of 2000 pounds. It was then dismantled plank by plank, each plank numbered permitting it to be reconstructed in Maleny. It was rebuilt by a locals including, Mr George Svensen, Mr Bill Musk, Mr Leo Clancy and brothers Nugget and Wally Sinclair, Mr Terry Larney and Mr John Fogarty The new Returned Soldiers Sailors and Airmen’s Imperial League of Australia building was officially opened on 27 August 1948. In 1948 a Digger’s Ball was held to celebrate the opening. Today the all is well used by the Maleny Community for all sorts of events - thanks to our forefathers for their dedication to the Maleny community.
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Maleny RSL Friday night Social Meals are Back
Following a recent announcement from the State Premier, we are delighted to be able to further relax the restrictions on the operation of the kitchen and bar on Friday evenings. No need to book ahead unless you are planning a large event (celebration, birthday etc). Plenty of tables and seating are ready for you. The Bar will open from 4.30'ish and you will be able to order meals from 5.30pm. This will be reviewed as the days lengthen. Adhering to COVID-safe practices (i.e. sanitising hands and equipment and physical distancing, and if unwell, do not attend) does not detract from having a pleasant night out. We have our hall set out for diners/drinkers, with table only activity, all the while adhering to with COVID-19 requirements. Social distancing of 1.5m needs to be observed. We look forward to welcoming you to Maleny RSL.
Division 5 - Councillor Winston Johnston Contact details
Cr Winston Johnston's office 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.
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Welcome back to your Library!
Did you know that library staff have missed you as much as you have missed their friendly faces and great services they provide? They're ready to welcome everyone and Beerwah and Maleny Libraries are both back! With the further easing of COVID-19 restrictions, Libraries are open Monday to Friday 9am-5pm.
Customers can pick up reservations, browse and borrow items. Entry numbers are still limited in the library at any one time and customers will be required to act on the advice of library staff, observe social distancing and practice good hygiene.
Current opening hours:
Branches will be open Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm until further notice. Kenilworth Library will be open Monday to Thursday 2pm-5pm and Friday 10am-3pm. Mobile Libraries are offering a limited reservation collection service on a reduced timetable until further notice. Returns chutes are available at all libraries and WiFi remains available. Services available: Restricted number of customers in the library (based on one customer per 4 square metres).
Under Queensland Government restrictions customers are also required to provide their contact details to library staff and to sign in on entry and exit.
Customers can pick up reservations and browse the collection. Items to be returned through external returns chutes only.
Reading areas or lounge facilities. Public PC access, printing, copying and scanning. Tech & eLibrary help desk for help with your device or getting online. Click and Collect Service for selection of items. Returns chutes are available at all libraries and WiFi remains available.
Services unavailable: Newspapers Public meeting spaces JP or volunteer based services Toy library, games or puzzles In branch tech help See the website for more details: https://library.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/ About-Libraries/Open-Hours
Heritage Calendar 2021 Competition "Isn't it Fabulous!"
2021 Heritage Calendar. Celebrating fashion we love to remember.
The 2021 Heritage Calendar will showcase a mixture of stylish or unusual garments worn by fashion conscious ladies and gents, from beach frocks to flares. Council invites you to share your favourite images that celebrate these times from the past and present and is an exceptional way to present the frills, flounces and flair of days gone by. The calendar will bring together community memories and images taken on the Sunshine Coast and will create a special keepsake for sharing with friends and family.
Winning entries will receive: Image included in the 2021 Heritage Calendar and accredited with the name of the photographer. One canvas print of their image. Invitation to the launch event. Five complimentary calendars for sharing with family and friends. Visit the following link on how to enter, as you can also enter at your local library: https://heritage.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/Programs-andEvents/Heritage-Calendar-2021-Competition Maleny District Sport and Recreation Club Inc
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Maleny Precinct news
There’s always a lot happening on the Maleny Precinct as the groups continue to develop their respective leased areas with Council for the enjoyment of the community. Here’s a round up of some of the latest activities and progress.
A New Home for Barung Landcare Visitors to the Precinct walk along the Obi Creek will have noticed some significant earthworks that began in June. These infrastructure Council-funded works are the long awaited first steps towards creating a permanent home for the Barung Community Native Plant Nursery on the Precinct. The finished project will include an Education Centre, an office, the Barung community nursery (to be relocated from its current temporary position in Porters Lane) and a native garden showcasing unique local plants. The project has been designed by well-known architect, Tim Guymer. Barung are committed to sharing knowledge about our biodiverse
natural environment through seminars, workshops, meetings and events – Barung President Ian McMaster said: “Barung has been committed for over thirty years to rebuilding sustainable ecosystems in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland by encouraging and supporting landscape restoration and interconnection. Our grateful thanks go to the Sunshine Coast Regional Council and all our generous supporters for the first stage of this development. We have a long way to go before it is finished but starting the project is a tremendous boost for all of us at Barung.”
paths that make the Maleny Precinct a grand facility for residents of and visitors to Maleny. It’s particularly important that all dogs be kept on leash in these sensitive flora and fauna areas.
More Walking Trails on UnityWater
Settlers Green and Ziza Field Open to the Public
Soon to be officially opened to the public, UnityWater have been busy working on ensuring the walking paths around their open northern wetlands area meet safety standards so the public can enjoy more trails, that are particularly suited to bird watchers.
The volunteer members of the groups who have created and now maintain these picturesque new outdoor spaces are delighted to see them being used already by members of the public.
These additional trails are a valuable addition to the nature
Walkers, picnickers and exercise groups can be seen regularly enjoying Settlers Green and the 5th Light Horse’s Ziza Field (available when horses are not training). These areas are both on the Maleny District Sport & Rec Club's leased area (Maleny Sports Park). The groups are also pleased with the progress of the plantings that are now starting to make a visual impact, with everyone looking forward to the shade that will be created for Settlers Green from rainforest varieties planted along Parklands Drive. The grove of heritage camellias planted by the
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Maleny Precinct news Continued from previous page
Maleny Garden Club has seen some early flowering varieties really starting to take off.
allowed to welcome the public once more. Visit them at https://www.facebook.com/
Maleny District Sport & Rec pattemorehouse to keep up to Clubhouse and Beersheba date with their next opening. Museum Trails Update Groups are cautiously starting to operate again in the building, with a Covid Safe Plan in place for the many local organisations who normally meet there. The 5th Light Horse Regiment is holding training sessions again and opening their museum once more to the public. With thanks to Council, the MDSRC car-park has now been sealed.
Concreting of the boggy sections of the walking paths near the Platypus Viewing Platform is complete, with remaining sections of the walking path near the Beersheba Museum and around the golf course also upgraded by Sunshine Coast Council.
Sunshine Coast Astronomers Whilst public viewing nights run from “Maleny Dark Sky Park” at the golf club have been temporarily cancelled, the astronomers who organise these fun and information-filled evenings are keen to start again when restrictions allow. If you need a star fix, you can join the Brisbane Astronomical Society here: https://www.bas.asn.au/ membership/ and join them on their own club nights. They are always happy to share scopes and knowledge.
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Maleny Golf Club Featured recently on Channel 7’s Weekender program, the golf club’s management and volunteers couldn’t be happier with how even more popular the course has become since the 18 holes were completed and legendary golfer Adam Scott livestreamed the joys of playing the challenging course to the world. More carts have been purchased and facilities continue to be upgraded for the comfort of players and volunteers.
the trail is attracting even more visitors.
If you want to know when public evenings might start again, follow the Sunshine Coast Astronomy Club at: With usage now available to a wider section of the community,
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All projects on the Maleny Community Precinct are proudly supported by the Sunshine Coast Council
Pattemore House Whilst being closed due to Covid 19 since late February, the volunteer group that manages “Fairview” (Pattemore House) have been using the time to create 2 brand new displays, ready to be revealed when they are safely Maleny District Sport and Recreation Club Inc
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Maleny Golf Club Tuesday 21/07/2020: Maleny Golf Club held a Mixed Single Stableford competition with the results of – A Grade – fi rst place going to Peter Eason with 41 points, runners-up went to Ronald Smith with 39 points on a count-back from Doug Evans, also with 39 points and third place going to Dan Black with 36 points on count-backs from Paul Viertel and Annie Quambie, both also with 36 points each and third place going to Doug Johnstone with 33 points. B Grade – fi rst place going to John Hay with 39 points, runners-up went to Jon Fairman with 36 points on a count-back from Michael Daveron, also with 36 points and third place going to Robin Hay with 35 points. Wednesday 22/07/2020: There was a Ladies’ Single Stableford Competition played with fi rst place going to Narelle Thamm with 33 points, runner-up went to Robin Hay with 29 points on count-backs from Karen Heading and Christine Lemon both both with 29 points and third place going to Toni Bishop, with 28 points. Saturday 25/07/2020: To-day, our Club held their Men’s Monthly Medal Nett Competition with the following results:- A Grade – fi rst place went to Brendan Cassidy with 64 nett, runner-up was Mike Finley with 65 nett and third place going to Jamie Franklin with 66 nett. B Grade – fi rst place went to Mike Beal with 73 nett, runner-up was Gary Wright with 74 nett in count-backs from Doug Johnstone and Jeff Kruse, both with 74 nett and third place went to Jon Fairman with 76 nett. C Grade – fi rst place went to David Killeen with 76 nett, runner-up went to Ian Lee with 78 nett and third place going to Neil Stenhouse with 79 nett.
Results from the week before Tuesday 14/07/2020: Maleny Golf Club held a Mixed Single Stableford Competition with fi rst place going to Ian Dauth with 38 points, runner-up went to Scott Heywood with 37 points on a countback from Rod Waldron, also with 37 points and third place going to Jan Johnston with 36 points. Those players in the ball run-down included Steevie Marriner, Vivien Powell, Doug Evans, Ronald Smith, Mike Hallam, Kerry Williams, Peter Eason and Jon Fairman. Maleny District Sport and Recreation Club Inc
Wednesday 15/07/2020: The ladies in our club played in an American Foursomes with fi rst place going to the team of Karen Heading and Toni Bishop with the score of 71.875, runners-up went to Debbie Hansen and Narelle Thamm with 73.125 and third place going to Christine Lemon and Robin Hay with 74.625. Those in the ball rundown included Heather Shortus and Mo Lawrence and Kerry Nieper and Jillian Jones. Saturday 18/07/2020: A Mixed Single Stableford Competition provided the following scores – A Grade – fi rst place going to Mick McCombe with 39 points, runner-up went to Garth Bailo with 38 points on a count-back from Corey Wallyn and third place going to Doug Johnstone with 37 points. B Grade – fi rst place went to Eric Hecht with 40 points, runner-up went to Mal Dixon with 35 points and third place going to Karen Heading with 34 points on a count-back from Ian Lee and Peter Trounce, both with 34 points. If you wish to have a round or two of golf on our wonderful golf course, just phone our clubhouse on 5499 9960 or go to our website at www.malenygolfclub.com and book yourself in for a game. Even though the weather is a little colder in the mornings and early afternoons, the days in between are glorious and sunny and just right for that enjoyable game of golf just phone our clubhouse on 54999960 and book yourself in for that game of golf or go to our website at: http://www.malenygolfclub.com and put your name down to play. Bookings are essential and shared carts with COVID safety screens are available for hire. Social distancing protocols must be strictly adhered to. The latest COVID guidelines released now allows the Club to re-commence serving alcohol at the club. To find out bout Club safety protocols are available to peruse at: https://www.malenygolfclub.com.au/covid-19corona-virus-alert-7/ https://malenysportandrec.org.au/
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Maleny Emergency Services to get new home A Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) multipurpose facility in Maleny is a step closer to completion with the design contract awarded to a local business. The new premises will be a $5 million facility at Dixon Avenue. The facility would house all three QFES services, including Fire and Rescue Service (FRS) auxiliary firefighters, and State Emergency Service (SES) and Rural Fire Service (RFS) volunteers. It is expected to be opened in late 2021.
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. 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: http://www.malenyshowsociety.org.au/ camping.html
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COVID-19 Community Response Grants Well done to the 21 Division 5 community organisations that have benefitted from council’s second round of COVID-19 Community Response Grants. Round two attracted 104 applications from throughout the Sunshine Coast that were awarded a combined total of more than $435,000 in funding. These grants offer targeted financial assistance to community organisations impacted by COVID-19 by
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providing assistance for operation and maintenance, continuity and connectivity, capacity building and facility improvement. You can find more about how council is supporting our community through COVID-19 by visiting our website http://www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au.
Sports Field Maintenance Congratulations to the local sporting bodies approved for council’s annual Sports Field Maintenance Funding Program. The clubs that received the grants in Division 5 included Mooloolah Hinterland Churches Soccer Club, Palmwoods and Western District Junior Rugby League Football Club, Palmwoods Cricket Club, Palmwoods Warriors Football Club, Range United Churches Soccer Club, Witta Recreational Club (rugby union) and the Woombye Snakes Football Club.
What does responsible pet ownership mean?
Whether you are a pet owner or not, Sunshine Coast Council is preparing to update the Domestic Animal Management (Cats and Dogs) Strategy for the next 10 years, and they are seeking your feedback.
People have different connections with pets. For many people, they are more than just a pet – they offer companionship and are part of the family. Some people don’t like animals and prefer to enjoy places that are pet free. Others may not have a pet of their own but still enjoy being around pets in shared open spaces such as dog parks and dog off-leash areas. With all of this in mind, council developed three themes to guide the updated strategy, with a goal of creating harmonious coVisit us on Facebook
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The themes are Educated Informed People, Happy Healthy Pets and Safe and Inclusive Places.
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Service Excellence Portfolio Councillor Winston Johnston said whether you were a pet owner or not, your feedback was valuable.
The updated strategy will also be guided by the Queensland Government Animal Management (Cats and Dogs) Act 2008 and Sunshine Coast Council Local Law and Subordinate Local Law No. 2 and will incorporate council’s activities in relation to lost and roaming pets, surrendered pets, the animal pound, rehoming pets and animal welfare.
“As our community continues to grow and evolve, so does the diversity of lifestyles and the ways in which pets share in our daily lives,” Cr Johnston said. “We want to know what people think about responsible pet ownership – what does it mean to you and how can council help? “The feedback we receive will help to shape the new strategy and the action plan that will help us to achieve the goal of creating
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Upon reviewing these survey results, a draft strategy will be prepared and presented to council later in 2020. The draft strategy will then be made available for public consultation before the final strategy is presented to council for consideration and adoption. https://malenysportandrec.org.au/
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Nominations fo the Glassies are Open!
The Glass House small businesses have always been part of the backbone of many local communities, and now more than ever i's time to show them some love! The Gala Awards will be held on the night of Tuesday 22nd September COVID has been rough on everyone, but in particular it’s been hard for the mum and dad businesses that call Glass House home. They are the lifeblood of our community so these awards have been deliberately designed to promote them. Between now and August 4th you can nominate them now for one of Andrew Powell’s small business awards at http://www.andrewpowell.com.au. P.s. If you already nominated a business or employee earlier this year before they were postponed due to COVID, your nominations have been kept on file by Andrew Powell’s office, no need to submit another nomination.
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Maleny Historical Society The Historical Village is open to the public onTuesdays & Saturdays, from 9.00am to 4.00pm or by appointment. Phone Kim the caretaker -on 07 5499 9030 Entry is by donation. Tour & school groups accommodated.
Morning tea & lunch available by appointment.
Sunshine Coast Council Rates Rate notices will arrive in the next few days, due date for payment is Friday 21 August 2020. Council issues rates notices twice a year, in January and July Council offers many convenient ways to pay your rates, including online. Rates can be paid fortnightly or monthly by setting up a payment arrangement by logging into: https://mycouncil.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/ or by contacting Sunshine Coast Council on 07 5475 7272. Interest does not apply to approved payment plans where payments are made.
JP Services in Maleny The “JP in the Community” team are operating temporarily from the Maleny Neighbourhood Centre on Mondays & Fridays between 9.30am and12.30 pm
Maleny Bushrangers Rugby Club The Maleny Bushrangers Reserve Grade team have withdrawn from the 2020 season. We hope to see you all again in 2021. Thanks to PattmanSport for the story about some of our club’s highlights at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjbRssKPl7A
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MDSRC Inc Sports Results for the week ending
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We are returning!!! First Thursday in August - the 6th. The stage is fully booked!! Some favourites and some fabulous quirky new combos that have come together in these Covid times! It was pretty tricky to choose from the people who were already booked in those months we
Monday, 27 July 2020
RSL News
missed due to the pandemic (which is still with us as you know, but we have measures in place at the Maleny RSL) so we put out for people who created “new work” during the lockdown, and we have a fully local line up. We will of course be limiting the numbers to be safe - will get back to you on that. You’ll need to be early! Doors open at 6, first act 6.30. We’ve missed you!
Look forward to seeing you. Spread the word.
Maleny Sunday Market at the RSL We’re Back !!! As of Sunday 26th July we reopened between 8am and 2pm. We have been waiting for this day for a while now and look forward to seeing all of our old customers and also meeting new ones. So come on up and show your support by buying local and Australian. Don’t forget about the next Trivia Night on August 8th. To find out about more events being held at the Maleny RSL Hall simply visit the web page below https://rslmaleny.org.au/newsevents/regular-activities-rsl-hall/
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MDSRC Inc Sports Results for the week ending
Monday, 27 July 2020
The Range Croquet Club - Maleny Musings from a newly minted croquet player
Play in the division 4 club championship is drawing to a close. At the time of writing, Priscilla Vickers appears to have an unbeatable lead.
The participants, Priscilla, Wallace Roy, Helen Uhlmann, and Janelle Wilson have all acquitted themselves well. Helen and Janelle deserve a special mention as this is their first tournament. Final results will be published in the next post. Donna Manning playing in the Queensland Open championship from the 18th to the 21st, acquitted herself well in several tough games against classy opposition. Les Watson from Eildon Club won the Championship, beating Dave
Luxmore, Burleigh Heads Palm Beach in the final.
Heather Knight fromStephens Club won the Plate. The games were all of a high quality, played in a friendly atmosphere with Covid rules strictly enforced. Windsor Club hosted with good lawns and seamless organisation. A special thanks to Willy Silk, Windsor Club, for managing. On Sunday Vince Carbery, Kath Smith, Donna and Priscilla played a game of doubles in which Vince and Priscilla 10, with Vince giving a master class in hoop running, beat Kath and Donna 4, before a threatening sky prompted an early finish Playdays: Thursday and Sunday 1.00 pm for 1.30. Contact Sarah for other days. Please arrive at 1 pm for games to be arranged by 1.30.Supervised practice is available on Saturday mornings at 8 am on our excellent lawns, 200 m in on the right side of the showgrounds on entry. Supervised practice
is available on Saturday mornings at 8 am on our excellent lawns, 200 m in on the righthand side of the showgrounds on entry. Contact Sarah for other days. Supervised practice: 8.00 am
Saturday
Our web address is: https://rangecroquetatmaleny.org.au
For details contact Sarah Widin 0417640704 (President), Vince Carbery 54942193 (vicepresident), or Priscilla Vickers 54943555 (secretary).
The COVID 19 Virus is REAL
Please take it seriously and take precautions as outlined by the various Health Authorities!
The Photo above shows Priscilla and Wallace enjoying a quiet moment in their decisive game.
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