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Maiden Gully
Progress Association
Newsletter Summer 2014
Presidents Report
Welcome to our Summer 2015 newsletter.
It’s an exciting time to be living in Maiden Gully, and as the Calendar of Upcoming Events below shows, there are
several local Community Groups and Sporting Clubs running events over the coming weeks that local residents are
invited to participate and get involved in. As always, we encourage you to support the events being run by these
organisations, because it is only through strength in numbers at Committee level and participation rates that allow
these organisations to thrive, which ultimately creates the strong, vibrant community that we want to see in Maiden
Gully. Further information on each of these events and organisations can be found within this newsletter.
The Maiden Gully Progress Association would like to thank everyone who attended and performed at the Strategem
Community Carols in Maiden Gully event on Sunday 7 December 2014 at the Maiden Gully Recreation Reserve. It
was great to see so many families attend for the entertainment provided and we appreciate your support in
purchasing the food and drinks that were available. All monies raised support the activities of the Maiden Gully
Progress Association and are ultimately returned to the Maiden Gully community.
The Maiden Gully Progress Association meets at 7.30 pm on the first Monday of every month at the Maiden Gully
Community Hall. Our meetings are open to all residents in Maiden Gully and we welcome newcomers and those who
are interested in making a contribution to their local community. If you, or someone you know, has a passion for
building local communities and/or organising social activities, please get in contact with us or come along and
introduce yourself at one of our monthly meetings.
Finally, I would like to encourage local business owners to consider advertising in this newsletter. The newsletter is
published four times per year and is delivered to approximately 1,500 households in Maiden Gully. Advertising
revenue provides funds to publish the newsletter, but at this stage, the Maiden Gully Progress Association still relies
on a Community Grant from the City of Greater Bendigo to fully fund the costs of producing the newsletter. So by
advertising, not only will you get great exposure for your business, but you will also be supporting the many community
and sporting groups who use the publication to get their message to the local community.
Stuart McKenzie
Calendar of Upcoming Events
 Lions Club Australia Day Breakfast
7.30 am on Monday 26 January 2015 at Maiden Gully Lions Park
 Maiden Gully Tennis Club Family Fun Night
5.30 pm – 7.30 pm on Thursday 5 February 2015 at Maiden Gully Tennis Courts
 Maiden Gully Junior Football Club Registration Day
11.00 am on Sunday 8 February 2015 at Maiden Gully Recreation Reserve
 Movie in the Park – CoGB Summer in the Parks Program 2014/15
8.30 pm – 10.30 pm on Friday 13 February 2015 at Maiden Gully Recreation Reserve
 Birdsville Races in Bendigo – organised by Maiden Gully/Marong Lions Club
12.30 pm – 5.00 pm Sunday 15 February 2015 at Bendigo Jockey Club, Epsom
 Clean Up Calder Highway in Maiden Gully – MGPA and Maiden Gully/Marong Lions
Club
9.00 am Sunday 1 March 2015. Meet at Maiden Gully Lions Park
© Maiden Gully Progress Association Inc 2015 | ABN: 57 880 760 995 | PO Box 99, Maiden Gully Vic 3551
Upcoming Events in Maiden Gully
Maiden Gully Tennis Club Family Fun Night – Thursday 5 February 2015
A free Family Fun Night is being held at the Maiden Gully tennis courts, Maiden Gully
Recreation Reserve, Beckham’s Road, Maiden Gully on Thursday the 5 th of February 2015,
from 5.30 pm to 7.30 pm. With the support of Tennis Victoria, the Eaglehawk & District
Tennis Association and the Maiden Gully Progress Association, the event is being run to
attract local residents who are interested in playing tennis.
It is vital that people who have an interest in the Maiden Gully Tennis Club continuing
attend on the night. The aim is to get more people using the courts, either on a social
basis, in the Saturday afternoon competition or as part of a junior Hot Shots program.
So come along to meet fellow residents who have an interest in playing tennis, enjoy the free sausage sizzle and show off the
shots that you have seen at the Australian Open and know you can hit!!
Movie in the Park Night – Friday 13 February 2015
The City of Greater Bendigo will be showing a Movie in the Park
at the Maiden Gully Recreation Reserve from 8.30 pm on Friday
the 13th of February 2015.
At the time of writing, the movie to be shown wasn’t yet
determined. But going on past year’s, this is sure to be a well
attended event.
Keep an eye on our’s and the official website at
www.bendigosummerintheparks.com or on the Facebook page
in the lead up to the event for further details.
The Maiden Gully Progress Association will have Popcorn, Ice Creams and Chocolates for sale and the Maiden Gully Cricket
Club will have a range of soft drinks for sale. Arrive early with a Picnic Rug / Chair to be a part of this great event.
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Upcoming Events in Maiden Gully
Maiden Gully Marong Lions Club
Bringing the Birdsville Races to Bendigo
For ten years an annual tour to the Birdsville Races has been the major fund raiser for
the Maiden Gully/Marong Lions Club. During that time they have returned many
thousands of dollars back to the local community.
On Sunday the 15th of February 2015, and in recognition of ten years travel, the
Maiden Gully/Marong Lions Club have invited the Birdsville Race Club to a “little bit of Birdsville” in Bendigo. The
Maiden Gully/Marong Lions Club, the Birdsville Race Club and the Bendigo Jockey Club are conducting a Birdsville
Race Day in Bendigo.
This is an invitation to Maiden Gully and Marong residents to support this initiative and take part in the
entertainment, the atmosphere, the spontaneous friendship and movement that is synonymous with the
Birdsville Races.
A feature of the afternoon is the Crack Up Sisters from Queensland. They are scheduled for two varying shows – are
engaging, very funny and in constant demand for performances around the country. Watching and hearing them is
worth the race entry. They are to be supported by Bendigo’s Sing Australia Choir; while a welcome will feature The
Chinese Line Dancers.
Exact performance times are not available until we know race details, however a 1.00 pm start is anticipated and
performers will be in the following order:
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Chinese Dancers
Welcome by Mayor Peter Cox.
Crack Up Sisters
Sing Australia Choir
Judging Fashions on the Field (Prior registration required – great prizes)
Crack Up Sisters
Sing Australia Choir
Packages are available from Bendigo Jockey Club. Entry is $15.00 at the gate or for Early Bird bookings before the 2nd
of February 2015 it is $10.00. For further details, contact Emily at the Bendigo Jockey Club on 5448 4209 or John Smith
of the Maiden Gully/Marong Lions Club on 5449 6239.
The Lions Club welcomes your support and would be pleased to meet you on Sunday the 15 th of February 2015.
Australia Day Breakfast – 26 January 2015
The Maiden Gully Marong Lions Club will be hosting an Australia Day Breakfast at the Maiden Gully Community
Centre, Beckhams Road, Maiden Gully from 7.30 am on 26 January 2015. The breakfast is a great way to kick off
Australia Day celebrations with other members of the local community. All residents are invited to attend.
Clean Up Calder Highway – Sunday 1 March 2015 from 9.00 am
The Maiden Gully Progress Association is joining forces with the Maiden Gully
Marong Lions Club on Sunday 1st of March 2015 to collect rubbish along the
Calder Highway between Sparrowhawk Road and the railway line at Marong.
While the date coincides with Clean Up Australia Day, the event is actually
registered under the Keep Australia Beautiful Adopt a Roadside Program.
Members of the community who would like to volunteer to assist on the day are asked to meet and register between 9.00
am and 10.00 am at the Maiden Gully Community Centre, at the corner of Beckhams Road and the Calder Highway. All
volunteers are required to register and undertake safety induction training, and, for insurance purposes, must be 16
years or older.
It is recommended that volunteers wear appropriate clothing when working at the site. This may include long pants and
long sleeved shirts, sturdy shoes and gloves. Hats, sunglasses and sunscreen are recommended to limit sun exposure.
High visibility vests / shirts will be provided (and must be worn at all times on site), as well as garbage bags and litter
grabbers.
For further information, please contact Stuart McKenzie on 0409 852 396 or email [email protected].
Maiden Gully Community/Sporting Group Updates
Maiden Gully Fire Brigade
Fire Season Update
With very dry weather since November, Maiden Gully
firefighters have been busy with grassfires both locally
and further south. An unusual cause has been birds
shorting power lines with sparks starting grassfires.
The ease that these fires have spread indicates just how dry the conditions are. Fortunately, these fires have been
promptly reported and quickly extinguished. Please be very careful over the coming months and have a plan to
take care of your family.
Improved equipment
Over the past year, the brigade has committed to an expenditure of $14,000 to keep our equipment and facilities
up to date. One of the major expenditure items has been to automate the operation of the main engine bay doors.
When a call is received, the first firefighter into the Station now just presses a single button and all doors begin to
open. The doors close automatically after the trucks respond.
Other new items purchased include new firefighting nozzles, a second “Hotspotter” to identify smouldering fuel and
torches for use in building fires. With strong support from Bunnings, we have continued the landscaping
improvements at the front of the station and will be planting additional native plants in autumn.
Upgrading Mobile Command Capability
With the support of the CFA, we have been able to upgrade our Ford Ranger to a full Field Command Vehicle by
adding additional radios. The need for this was highlighted on a number of occasions both locally and further afield.
Stay Aware:
Firefighters talk about situational awareness and on hot summer days that means going outside and checking what
is happening around you. You may also check warnings by:
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Using the FireReady smartphone app from cfa.vic.gov.au.
Tuning your radio to the ABC (91.1 FM or 774 AM). Many commercial and community stations including
KLFM also provide this service.
Checking the Vic Emergency Website (www.emergency.vic.gov.au)
Phoning the Bushfire Information line on 1800 240 667.
1st Maiden Gully Scout Group
Come along and visit your local 1st Maiden Gully Scout Group. You will find us on the corner of
Beckhams Road and the Calder Highway. The first three visits are free. Ages from 6 – 15.
Scouting is a great way for children to learn and experience different activities and get involved
in the local community.
Some of the activities are Billy Cart Derbies, Bike Rides, Hikes, Camping, Science Experiments,
Craft, Camp cooking, Sausage sizzles for fund raising, Group get togethers, and lots of badges to
earn along the way.
Scouts is a great way for children to learn and experience different activities and get involved in the community. New
members are always welcome.
Meeting nights are as follows:
Joey Scouts (6- 8yrs) Tuesday evenings 5.30pm – 6.30pm
Cub Scouts (8 – 15yrs) Thursday nights 7pm – 9.00pm
Enquiries or more information:
Lynn Herbert - Group Leader
Email: [email protected]
Ph: 5449 6699 or 0428 445 293
The 1st Maiden Gully Scouts Group stand at the Maiden Gully
Community Festival
Maiden Gully Community/Sporting Group Updates
Maiden Gully Junior Football Club
2014 was a break out year for our growing junior football club with the
Under 14’s winning the club’s first ever premiership.
In 2014 the Maiden Gully Junior Football Club (MGJFC) had two Under 9 teams,
two Under 10 teams, an Under 12’s and an Under 14’s team.
In 2015 we will have two Under 9’s and 10’s, potentially two Under 12’s and
Under 14’s and, with players moving up an age bracket from our successful Under 14 team, hopefully the first
ever Under 16 team. Players will still be required in all age groups. Coaches and team managers have been
appointed for the upcoming 2015 season.
The Auskick program remains strong with a large number of children participating in 2014 and similar numbers
expected in 2015. We look forward to many of these children coming up to start their footy careers in the Under
9’s come the beginning of the 2015 football season.
Alignment with Marong Football Club
The Bendigo Junior Football League (BJFL) has indicated for some time it wanted all junior football teams aligned
with a senior football team. MGJFC has always been a little unique as we are not a school based team and have
no direct pathway for players beyond our top age group. Our numbers are growing rapidly and a pathway makes
sense. For this reason, and after considerable consultation, the club has aligned with Marong Football Club.
This is not a merger but a potential pathway for players after they finish playing juniors at the MGJFC. The
Marong Football Club along with our football club has a vision for the future of football in this region which is
pretty hard to ignore, exciting, and the reason the alignment occurred with the support of the Bendigo Junior
Football League. The Marong Football Club has produced a document which outlines its vision for football in the
region. This document is able to be viewed on our webpage. Just Google Maiden Gully Junior Football Club and
click on the extended version of the foxsportspulse.com/club_info link. We can also be found on Facebook.
Registration Day for 2015 Season
The Maiden Gully Junior Football Club will be holdings it Registration Day for the 2015 season at 11.00 am on
Sunday the 8th of January 2015 at the clubrooms at the Maiden Gully Recreation Reserve, Beckham’s Road
Maiden Gully.
Keep an eye out for the Maiden Gully Junior Football Club flyer which will be distributed to all families in the
Maiden Gully area in late January for further information.
Join the fastest growing junior football club in Bendigo.
We are committed to providing every child with the opportunity to develop their football skills in a family friendly
environment.
Visit our Facebook page for ongoing up to date information.
For further enquires please contact:
Jason Lee (President): 0403 624 207 or Nathan Shawyer (Vice President): 0400 868 072
Go Lions!!
MGPA Contacts
[email protected]
www.maidengully.com.au
“On time, On Call and On budget”
Locally owned and operated - No job too small
Office 03 5443 9473 - Sam Daykin 0412 513 222
[email protected] - www.brbelectrics.com.au
www.facebook.com/MGPA3551
Meetings held first Monday of every month
7.30pm at the Maiden Gully Community Hall
Maiden Gully Community/Sporting Group Updates
Volaire Calisthenics, a new not for profit club will be starting
classes in Maiden Gully in 2015 and has been founded by
three principal coaches, who wish to bring this exciting and
wonderful sport to the Maiden Gully community. 2015 is our
foundation year and we welcome members of all ages –
whether new to the sport or experienced in calisthenics or
dancing.
At Volaire Calisthenics, your child will experience a sense of
accomplishment through the acquisition of new skills, promoting their physical and intellectual development and importantly
forming of friendships in a positive and safe environment.
Calisthenics is a uniquely Australian artistic sport that promotes team work and self-confidence. Calisthenics offers the
opportunity to develop an appreciation of music, dance, gymnastics, strength, flexibility and performance skills.
All our experienced coaches have spent many years coaching locally and are Level 1 accredited through the Australian Sports
Commission, have working with children checks and first aid qualifications.
February is our “Come and Try month” where your first two classes are free. Classes are held on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings commencing the 4th February, 2015. To find out more about classes and locations in 2015, please contact: Libby or
Zita or view our Facebook page www.facebook.com/volairecalisthenics
Ph: 0437 343 656 Web: www.volairecalisthenics.com.au
Email: [email protected]
Maiden Gully Cricket Club
The Maiden Gully Cricket Club’s season is well underway. At the half-way mark of the season
the Division 3 Senior team in the Emu Valley Cricket Association competition is well placed
to make the finals and, hopefully, go one better than runners-up (as they did in 2013/14).
While the Division 1 and 2 Senior teams have found the going a bit tougher, they continue
to improve and will be looking to finish the season off with some more wins.
The Club has experienced strong growth in its junior ranks this season, with six teams entered in the Bendigo and
District Cricket Association competitions (from the T20 Blast through to the Under 16’s). The introductory Milo in2
Cricket program is also being conducted on a Sunday morning from 9.00 am at the Maiden Gully Recreation Reserve.
Off-field, the Club continues to grow strongly, with the new Committee ensuring that all people involved with the Club
can come together and feel a part of one club at several family-friendly social activities. Discussions are also taking
place about what the Club may look like in the future, especially with the potential availability of additional grounds as
the Marist College develops.
If you are interested in a game of cricket or want to support the Maiden Gully Cricket Club, come along to Maiden Gully
Recreation Reserve to see the team in action on Saturday's, or make contact with the club through Club Secretary,
Scott Haw, on 0447 808 725 or [email protected], Tim Chisholm on 0412 984 216 or Neil Byers at the
Maiden Gully Primary School.
Are you retired or nearing retirement? Interested in the idea of an active, fulfilling and
meaningful life into older age?
We are looking for older people to volunteer as supportive peers for others in the same chapter of life. Volunteers would work
with the project worker alongside older people with a disability, sharing experiences and ideas about ageing well and planning
for a good life in older age.
Each volunteer will have the opportunity to:
 Participate in group discussions about ageing well and what that means
 Take part as peer supports in big Planning a series of facilitated workshops where each participant and their family
and friends will make plans for a fulfilling life in older age
 Reflect on and develop their own plans for living a full and meaningful life into older age
 Support an older person with a disability to put their plan into action, where there are natural connections and shared
interests that lend themselves to ongoing relationships.
Interested? Please call!
Kir Larwill
Ageing Well Project Worker
(Mondays and Thursdays & other times by arrangement)
Amicus, 100 Queen Street, Bendigo, 3550. Ph: 03 5441 2666
Maiden Gully Community/Sporting Group Updates
Bendigo Lacrosse Club
History
The Bendigo Lacrosse Association (BLA) was officially formed in January 2008, making it the first regional
association in Victorian lacrosse history. For the next two years, the BLA began introducing lacrosse throughout
the local region. It provided clinics in schools, recruited more senior players, as well as hosted a number of
friendly matches with various Melbourne clubs.
2010 marked a big year for the BLA as it entered a senior team in the Victorian Men’s Division 3 Field Lacrosse
Competition for their inaugural season. The first match was held on April 18th with Knox defeating Bendigo by 1
goal. The 2010 season was a great learning experience for the club and its players. Also some of the players
participated in the Victorian summer box lacrosse league.
In 2012 Maiden Gully Recreation Reserve was the new training ground for Bendigo Lacrosse Warhawks. In 2013
the Maiden Gully Recreation Reserve was officially our home ground for senior matches during winter.
Junior Competition
In 2013 the BLA formed a local junior competition. Competition was and currently is on Thursday’s nights from
4.30 to 6.00pm.
Children were recruited from schools that had clinics conducted by the club and included Girton Grammar, St
Therese’s, St Killian’s, California Gully, Maiden Gully, Quarry Hill, and White Hills Primary Schools. Other schools
that had clinics were Epsom and St Peter’s Primary Schools. It is expected that these schools and 4 different
schools will be approached to have clinics in Term 3.
The junior competition consists of four teams that are made up of children primarily from the above primary
schools. The teams are called Sioux (Girton), Cheyenne (Maiden and California Gully), Cherokee (St Therese’,
Kennington and CCB) and Navajo (Quarry Hill, Girton, and others).
In the 2014 Junior Spring Competition, which was played at Shadforth Park North Bendigo (behind Bendigo North
Bowls Club), Cheyenne, which has players from Maiden Gully and Californian Gully Primary schools, won the
competition defeating Cherokee (children from St Therese's and CCB) 5 goals to 4.
The 2015 Junior Summer Competition will commence on 29th January 2015 at Shadforth Park and new players
are welcome.
We hope we can establish a secondary school competition (U/14-15) in 2015, but clinics will need to be held and
protective gear bought to supply the children. It is hoped this will be a feeder to the senior men team. We will
need to look for a female ex-lacrosse player(s) to assist with our girls as there is a mix of approximately 50%
boys/girls in a junior ranks.
The future looks bright but work needs to be constant and continuous so we can improve on and off the field.
Senior Competition
Bendigo Lacrosse Club will be holding pre-season senior training on the first Tuesday 3rd February 2015 at
Shadforth Park, Bendigo North. Pre-season training will continue at Maiden Gully from 1st April 2015.
Senior competition commences Saturday 11 April 2015.
If interested in participating in either Juniors or Seniors lacrosse please call Gino Iuliano, President, Bendigo
Lacrosse Association on 0409 970 767 for details. Alternatively refer to the website at www.bendigolacrosse.com
or email [email protected].
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Maiden Gully Education & Development Updates
Marist College Bendigo
So the planning is over and the Marist
College Bendigo is ready to begin!
On 2 February 2015, 220 students and
24 staff will begin as members of the
Marist Learning Community in Maiden Gully. The main learning centre (below) visible from the road is complete and
fully furnished. This building is named the Montagne Centre. Montagne was the surname of a young boy Marcellin
Champagnat met in his early years as a Priest. His encounter with Jean Baptiste Montagne 200 years ago inspired
him to form the Marist Brothers that are now all over the world.
The only entrance to the College is now via GolfLinks Road. All cars and enter and leave via this point whilst busses
will enter via Golflinks Road and depart into Pata’s Road. As well as the parking all being ready the College also has
netball and basketball courts and the first oval is greening up quickly and will be ready for full use in just three
weeks time. Behind the Montagne Cente there are downball courts, an adventure playground and a basketball half
court. Whilst our wetlands suffered some damaged during the storm in early January the recently installed plants
have survived and this beautiful feature will be a significant element of learning at Marist.
The College will have an official opening in late March. In Term Two we will offer a number of opportunities for
members of the community to visit our new College and see our learning community in action.
Mr Darren McGregor
Principal
Marist College Bendigo
Maiden Gully Precinct Structure Plan
Latest news and update
The Maiden Gully Development Contributions Plan is currently being finalised and
is a detailed document that will allow the effective delivery of a range of
infrastructure to service the growth in accordance with the Maiden Gully Precinct
Structure Plan. The Development Contributions Plan identifies the required
infrastructure and establishes a framework that ensures the cost of infrastructure
is shared equitably, and provided in a timely manner. The Plan also sets out the
financial contribution that developers will be required to contribute for local
infrastructure. The draft Development Contributions Plan will be available for
comment in the early part of 2015.
Following the completion of the Development Contributions Plan, Council is able
to begin the planning scheme amendment process to incorporate the Maiden
Gully Precinct Structure Plan and Development Contributions Plan into the
planning scheme.
If you have any queries regarding the Maiden Gully Development Contributions Plan or the Precinct Structure Plan,
please contact Janelle McCallum on (03) 5434 6287.
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Membership and Getting Involved with the Maiden Gully Progress Association.
The Maiden Gully Progress Association has prepared and published a Community Plan, which outlines many goals and priority
actions that the residents of Maiden Gully have identified would make Maiden Gully an even better place to live.
With Maiden Gully experiencing strong population growth, it is important that the desires of residents are continually
communicated to those that are making decisions about Maiden Gully. A strong and active membership base of the Maiden
Gully Progress Association is a key component in ensuring that this happens.
In the next twelve months, the Committee would like to increase the number of social events that are held in Maiden Gully, and
we would like as many residents as possible to join us to brainstorm ideas and assist in organising these events.
If this sounds like something that you would enjoy being involved in, please complete and return the above form today.
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UFS Pharmacies
Building a Healthier Community
An important objective of UFS Pharmacies is to support community initiatives with a health and wellbeing focus. To
manage this objective, we set up the ‘Building a Healthier Community’ program. When joining or renewing your
membership, you can select from a list of organisations that we will donate half of your membership fee to.
In 2014, almost 7,000 UFS members nominated a local organisation to receive funding through the Building a
Healthier Community Program. From those member nominations, 67 local organisations shared in over $50,000 in
funding last year.
Loddon Mallee Kids is a support network for families with premature babies. The UFS Building a Healthier Community
funds helped run their playgroup and provided tools and toys for the group.
Golden Square Community Pool will now be able to train more volunteer lifeguards, and purchase equipment to help
maintain the swimming pool thanks to UFS members.
Golden Square Pool community group president Ken Hamilton encourages locals to get involved and help the
community. “It doesn’t matter who you support, as long as you get behind (the UFS Building a Healthier Community
Program), everyone benefits”, he said.
Among the community groups, which include many schools and clubs, the Maiden Gully Primary School, Maiden Gully
Fire Brigade, Maiden Gully Junior Football Club and the Maiden Gully Neighbourhood Watch, are seeking funds. Hasan
and the team at Maiden Gully UFS have a list of organisations to choose from when you choose to join or renew. Thank
you for supporting UFS Pharmacies.
Proudly Supporting the
Maiden Gully Progress Association
For all enquiries, please contact:
Tim Pannell, Area Manager
Australasian Food Group (AFG) - trading as Peters Ice Cream
PH: 0408 451 362
Email: [email protected]
MAIDEN GULLY TENNIS CLUB
INVITES YOU TO A
FREE FAMILY FUN NIGHT
5.30 PM TO 7.30 PM
THURSDAY THE 5TH OF FEBRUARY 2015
AT THE
MAIDEN GULLY TENNIS COURTS
MAIDEN GULLY RECREATION RESERVE
5 BECKHAM’S ROAD, MAIDEN GULLY
 ANZ HOT SHOTS ACTIVITIES
 TENNIS FOR ALL AGES
 TRY THE INFLATABLE TWISTER AND SPEED GUN
 FREE SAUSAGE SIZZLE AND COOL DRINKS
IF YOU WANT TENNIS TO CONTINUE TO BE
AVAILABLE IN MAIDEN GULLY, PLEASE COME
ALONG TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR YOUR
LOCAL TENNIS CLUB
PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY:
TENNIS VICTORIA
EAGLEHAWK & DISTRICT TENNIS
ASSOCIATION
MAIDEN GULLY PROGRESS ASSOCIATION