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A BRIGHT SEASON OF SWIMMING AHEAD The entrance to the Jamestown Swimming Pool is undergoing some changes – a colourful mural was completed at the end of May by Adelaide artist Marciano Arentez. The captivating mural adorns the once drab brown besser block walls that provided no indication of the beautiful facility behind it.
Local artist and resident Helen Pammenter generously donated proceeds from her 90th Birthday Art Exhibition to the Pool Management Committee, who thought it would be fitting to put it towards a mural to brighten up the walls at the entrance.
Many hands and much time went into making it all happen – from Helen’s donation to labour contributions from Brenton Arnold, Leesong Electrical, Wayne McLean Plumbing and Chris Benton.
The Jamestown Swimming Pool is open from November to March and invites everyone to come and enjoy the wonderful facility behind these now beautiful walls.
Story by: Vanessa Duke Pool Management Committee Helen Pammenter and Mural Artist Marciano Arentez Also in this Edition: Tacko Reunion - pg3 Sports Results & Presentations - pg18 World Record Dohne Price to Jamestown Stud - pg5 Kate’s Targa Rally Success - back page
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Page 2 - June 2019 “TACKO” 30 YEARS YOUNG There are a few people in Jamestown who will remember a band from the 70’s named Tacko. To the delight and to a degree of astonishment from us (the four members of Tacko) - you remember us fondly. When Pam started she was 13 years old - and Robert was the oldest at 16 and the only one with a drivers license. But Robert decided to relentlessly pursue a professional manager role, and through him we were in great demand. We played for Hunt Club Balls in Kadina, Rough and Ready Cabarets in Quorn, School Socials, Nurses Balls and regularly at the famous Riverton Dances. We played at Kaiser Stuhl Winery at Nuriootpa when they launched their “Cold Duck”. We played at Port Wakefield Army and Police Social Clubs, Wedding Receptions, you name it - we did it. The four of us had not been in the same room for over 30 years until the sad passing of our beloved Pat Graham. So when the youngest Pam was turning 60, we thought we best get together before time beats us. Robert and Pam bashed out a few tunes with the help of Mark Fudge - and then later in the evening... the awesome foursome belted out a few questionable songs in Pam’s new bar room, and we are pleased left to right - Greg (Lofty) Boston, Robert Graham, Peter (Cactus) Graham and Pam with guitar. to report that we think we sounded as good as we could have...? We thoroughly enjoyed and evening strolling down memory lane and laughing about the good times we all shared. Pam would like to thank all whom attended for making it a special, memorable and fantastic afternoon/evening.
Congratulations to Rowan Ramsey Liberal MP and family for another successful Federal Election win in Grey. pictured: Rowan with his family from left- His son Lachlan Ramsey , wife Teresa and daughter Courtney
JAMESTOWN COMMUNITY SCHOOL’S GOVERNING COUNCIL PRESENT THE
2019
DEBUTANTE BALL Friday July 5th 7pm Jamestown Town Hall Tickets available from the debutantes,̷ Julie Kelly, Danya McKay (0438836713) and at the door on the evening. Formal attire. Supper included. Non-alcoholic drinks for sale.
Adult tickets $20 School-aged children $10 Children under 5 free
June 2019 - Page 3 Jamestown Turkey Triples Tournament On the 8th March the Jamestown Bowling Club held the Ladies Turkey Triple Tournament. Clubs which supported the tournament came from Semaphore, Quorn and the Mid North. The Club thanks The Railway Hotel Jamestown and The Depot for their support. Shellie’s Shoes and Bindlestick generously sponsored the day. Michelle Noonan from Shellie’s Shoes had a display of shoes and accessories whilst Bindlestick had a display of goods available from their store. The Club sincerely thanks Shellie’s Shoes and Bindlestick for their Winners: Port Pirie with Michelle Noonan from Shellies Shoes and sponsorship. Without sponsors this tournament would not have been Jenny-Lee Case from Bindlestick. possible to run. Winners on the day were Port Pirie, Second Caltowie and Third Semaphore. Raffles on the day were very well supported. The Club thanks Mary Clark, Raelene Flannery and Katrina Butterick who organised the day and to club members for their support.
WSB TOURNAMENT Jamestown’s Cosmopolitan Medley Bowls Tournament was held on the 11th April. It was a huge success, largely due to major sponsorship from WSB Distributors Jamestown and Clare. O’leary Meats and the Railway Hotel Jamestown also supported the event. Nigel Hillam representing WSB organised an excellent outdoor display of equipment and products which provided plenty to talk about. Nigel presented the winning teams their awards a local side of Don Matheson, Leigh Rogers, Lachlan Bowman and Tony Bray won the day, followed by the team from Stansbury second and Paul Rynne’s team came a close third. We would like to extend a thank you to all the players that participated on the day. Players came from as far away as Stansbury, Clare Valley and the Mid North.
The Club would like to express their sincere thanks to WSB for the Sponsorship they provided on the day. Without the generous support of sponsors our Tournaments would not be the successful event they are. A huge thank you to the Tournament Committee of Michael Clark, Peter Sneyd, Rowen Pomery, Mary Clark, Raeleen Flannery and Katrina Butterick for their time and effort in organising such a successful event.
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Page 4 - June 2019 WORLD RECORD DOHNE Washpool Hall Social Club PRICE PAID TO DISPERSING Bonfire – Christmas in July Sunday 7th July 2019 from 3pm at the Washpool Hall JAMESTOWN STUD Washpool Hall Social Club invites you to spend a winter afternoon Gabrielle Hall Reports - Courtesy of Plains Producer by the bonfire, and enjoy a little sprinkle of Christmas cheer! A light BBQ tea (steak sandwiches, sausages in bread) and beer & wine will be available for purchase, no BYO please. Marshmallows provided for toasting over the fire. All welcome. Please RSVP for catering purposes to Michelle Sanders or Louise Cadzow, or via our Facebook page.
Washpool Hall Management Committee Trading Table Friday 2nd August 2019 9am – 12pm outside the old Belalie Hotel, Ayr Street, Jamestown (near Bindlestick) Washpool Hall Management Committee are holding a trading table on Friday 2nd August 9am - 12pm to raise funds for upgrading of the Washpool Hall. Any donations of baked goods, fresh produce or other suitable items are greatly welcomed - and all purchases even more so! Fill your freezer, kids lunchboxes, afternoon tea plate, fruit bowl or your garden! Any queries or for drop-off prior to the date Greg Andrews and Nicole Luckcraft of Hamilton Run Poll Merino & please contact Louise Cadzow on 0407 498 446. Dohne Stud, Jamestown, with the record-breaking HR160121 Dohne **All baked goods to be packaged ready for sale with all ram sold for a new world record Dohne price of $35,000. ingredients clearly listed please**
Hamilton Run Dohne Stud at Jamestown has received a new world record Dohne price of $35,000 AUD for a two-year-old Dohne ram The Northern Highlands sold privately to Koonik Dohne Stud in Victoria. The world record sends Greg Andrews and Nicole Luckcraft out Spring Rose and Flower Show of the Dohne industry on a high after they made the decision to It is on again this year-on Sunday 3rd November- disperse their Dohne stock in November last year to concentrate from 1-5pm in the Combined Services Clubrooms. on their Poll Merino stud. Some modifications will be made to classes as the venue is Mr Andrews said the previous world record price was around reduced in size at the moment, but usual arrangements will apply. $32,000 achieved by a South African breeder. Judges Brenda and Peter Burton have indicated their willingness It came as no surprise that the ram – HR160121, winner of the to attend again, and a workshop will be held. Supreme Dohne Ram award at Australian Sheep and Wool Show in Roses need to be checked to ensure they are receiving Bendigo in 2018 – would demand a high price, with the first drop of sufficient water-if rain is not sufficient. its progeny selling at six months of age for a total of $60,000 at the Pruning is best left until the latter half of July, but seasol can still Hamilton Run Dohne Stud dispersal in November. be applied. More news next month. Mr Andrews said the breeding of the world record ram was Anne Redden exceptional, with its sire (HR130004) also in demand, selling to a buyer from Chile two years ago for $20,000. The sire is still in the Andrews’ care at their property near Another Biggest Morning Tea Jamestown, with semen from the ram sent to the Chilean Dohne stud for breeding. Fundraising Success The annual Cancer Council Biggest Morning Tea hosted by the Mr Andrews said he knew early on that the world record ram was local Cancer Council branch at Jamestown was once something special. again a fundraising success. “Even as a hogget ram at 12-months of age I put a high price on him, Although numbers attending the morning tea at the Combined with his breeding I knew he was good,” he said. Services Clubrooms was less than usual, a fantastic sum of $2000 “I think he could even be better than his father, he’s got that much was raised due to the tremendous support of local breeding and genetics behind him I think it will shift a stud to businesses and community members. another level.” Thank you to the Jamestown Bakery for once again donating an Mr Andrews said he and Nicole had made a significant investment enormous and beautifully decorated cake, which was enjoyed into the Dohne breed right from the start of their stud in 2009, and by all. Thanks also to everyone who supplied food and goods for it had paid off for them. the Trading Table and to those who either donated money or took “My father always said if you want to start something, start with the away a plate of delicious food for morning tea. best and that’s what we did, sourcing our Dohnes from Western Special thanks to Worms Mitre 10, Rynnes Hardware & Sports Australia in 2009,” he said. Store, Jamestown Pharmacy, Charlenes, Glasgow House, Norma “That has paid off for us along the way, and particularly when we Clapp and Nell Shane for donating goods to be raffled on the day. decided to disperse the Dohnes to concentrate on our Poll Merinos.” June 2019 - Page 5 SUNRISE SERVICE BASKET WEAVING Easter Dawn Ecumenical Service with Val Surch in Memorial Park has been held Due to the overwhelming response to the basket weaving since the last Journal report workshop held in March another two workshops will be on behalf of the Inter-Church held. The first on Saturday 15th June and another on Sunday Council. What a special spot it is to 16th June. Cost $55.00 per person. All materials supplied. celebrate the resurrection of Jesus To register your interest, please contact Christ on Easter Sunday as the Rosemary Lehmann m 0419 960 004 sun rises over the War Memorial Park Entrance Gates. The smell of cooking eggs & sausages wafted over the group who gathered and they enjoyed breakfast and fellowship following the service. The Inter-Church Council met recently to discuss plans for other services for the remainder of the year. The Catholic Church recently farewelled Father Leon Quinn and have welcomed Father Brian Mathews who has come from Coober Pedy. Representatives from the various Churches reported on activities which include support to a Church congregation in JAMESTOWN PROBUS Alice Springs, working party going to Mannahill to help with building maintenance through Frontier Services and making of Rae Harding was introduced by Judy Vogelesang and inducted Hygiene bags for females living in underprivileged countries. by President Kaye at our May meeting. Welcome, Rae! After our May meeting, we met with members of Port Broughton Probus Club at the Bundaleer Forest for a barbecue lunch. WELL ATTENDED Unfortunately, the wet weather cancelled the planned Maple walk through the Forest, that Port Broughton Club was keen to AMBULANCE STATION see, but we enjoyed some entertaining quizzes, fellowship and delicious food supplied by both Clubs. UPGRADE OPENING The Minister for Health and Some members recently enjoyed trips to the Adelaide Festival Wellbeing, Hon. Stephen Centre’s production of “Aladdin”, and the Robertson Brothers Wade MLC officially launched 60’s Variety Concert at the Northern Festival Centre, Port Pirie. a refurbished Jamestown Small interest groups within our Probus Club has been discussed, Ambulance Station on and any member is asked to let Kaye know your suggestions for Sunday 5 May 2019 with a such groups, e.g. walking, book club, coffee/lunch or specific community open day. card groups. Ted Mitson has invited interested people to join Attended by over 100 people, him for games of snooker at the Combined Services Club Rooms. visitors were treated to tours The media has recently drawn our attention to an unprecedented of the station, a display of influenza outbreak, so please make sure you are protected by vintage ambulances, CPR having a ‘flu shot’ as soon as possible, if you have not already demonstrations, a sausage done so. sizzle and some face painting for the children. Our meetings are held at 10.00am on the 1st Tuesday of each The $240,000 development includes a new training room, month, at the Commercial Hotel, when any visitors or prospective updated kitchen, crew room, sleeping quarters and a double members are always welcome. ambulance bay garage. David Place, CEO, SA Ambulance Service said: “Providing quality care to our rural and regional communities is critical. We want to empower our country clinicians to provide the very best care close to home, and this investment is an important step. “Some of the Jamestown Station volunteers live a little way out of town, so the availability of sleeping quarters allows them to stay at the station when rostered on where they can, allowing for much faster response times.” There are currently 17 volunteers based at the Jamestown Ambulance Station. They responded to 242 urgent cases and 55 non-urgent cases in 2018. Up to $120,000 is being donated by the Jamestown Friends of Kaye Meaney and Rae Harding Ambulance Trust, through the Mid North Health Care Trust to support the development. Page 6 - June 2019 CHRISTMAS IN WINTER LUNCH The Christmas in Winter lunch supports the Pastoral Care Worker at Jamestown Community School. It will be held at the Combined Services club rooms at midday on Sunday 30th June. Not Just Quilters Are you interested in handicrafts and would like to meet like Tickets are available from the Living Words Bookshop and minded people. The Jamestown Quilters meet on the first Palmers Jewellers for $25 ($10 for Primary School students). Tuesday of each month at the Uniting Church Hall and though Please purchase your tickets by Monday 24th June. the name suggests we just quilt, we do many a varied craft. All forms of sewing like bags, placemats, cot quilts, large quilts, clothing plus some also crotchet, knit and embroider. We also use many different techniques some hand sew, some machine JAMESTOWN HOSPITAL sew. Membership is around $50 a year and this covers us for Thank You Trev, Don, Harry and Kevin from the Men’s Shed insurance and hall hire. for your help and support over the last 2 Months, it is greatly On the 2nd of July it will Be “Christmas in July” and we will be appreciated. To all the Ladies who helped by cooking cakes and making embroidered Christmas decorations using felt, working on Sunday 5th May at the Opening of the Refurbished buttons and threads. Ambulance Building Thanks. We welcome anyone who would like to come and join us and Well done to the Ambulance Volunteer Members for organising we are happy to show you what we are making. a great day and displays. For requirements contact Sharon Hagger ([email protected]). Thanks to Elaine and Jack Flower for their donation of $369-55 to the Auxiliary from their Christmas Light display a fantastic August - Clothesline /Rope Trivet, display and well worth looking at Thanks. Elaine and Jack would September –Hospital Quilt, like to thank the Community for their donations and support. October - Draw/Colour Stitch Wall hanger, November – Sit and Sew, A BBQ will be held in the Main Street on Monday 10th June For more information please contact (Long weekend) to raise much needed money for the Hospital Joy Crawford 0407 241 567 or Sharon Hagger 0429 641 027. with Cake & Coffee on the Menu, from 11 am to 2 pm. Come and support our Volunteers. If anyone would like to make Cake or Biscuits for the trading table these would be greatly appreciated or if you can help on the day please phone Julie on 86641520. ENDLESS PRAISE How great were the young Endless Praise singers who performed Thank you to the Community for your continued support our a Gospel Concert for those who attended , ages ranging from aim is to update all the rooms and passageways of the Hospital 8-80, in the Jamestown Uniting Church Hall on 7th April. estimated cost is $200,000. Also to erect a fence around The The original group, based in NSW, was formed 35 years ago and Bowey Memorial Gazebo and Garden for our Aged Clients and from a reliable source, it is reported that it is 20 years since they their Family & Friends to be able to use this area without full time last came to Jamestown. supervision and in complete safety. Estimated cost of around $30,000 which includes Fire Safety Gates. $600 was raised at the concert to support the ongoing amazing performances of this group, who also gave incredible accounts of their previous difficult lives.
An additional $70 was raised to support the local Messy Church Group, an Inter-Church Council activity organised for local KEN’S families. HANDYMAN• Fire Prevention SERVICE Slashing • Garden Renovations • Lawnmowing / Slashing Hair on Ayr • Tree Lopping / Trimming ~JUNE SPECIAL~ • Rubbish Removal ½ price Brow Wax with any Leg Wax • Gutter Cleaning (Must be booked in same appointment)
• Tractor Hire Book early for the Débutante Ball Special up-style price for Deb Ball participants For further information phone Ken Loader on 8664 1796 Phone: 8664 1131 June 2019 - Page 7 Non Fiction LIBRARY NEWS 5 Ingredients Slow Cooker / [editorial & food editor, Sophia Young]. Jamestown School Community Library 100 Things to See in the Kimberley / by local guide Scotty Connell. Alice to Prague: The Charming True Story of an Outback Girl who finds Stephen Orr Visit: Adventure - and love - on the other side of the world / Tanya Heaslip. We were extremely lucky to have Stephen Orr visit the library Australian Wildlife on Your Doorstep / Stephanie Jackson. on Wednesday 29 May for an author visit. It was fantastic to hear Bwai ni Kiribati: Artefacts of Experience / Tony Whincup. about his use of Jamestown’s landmarks, street names, places and Designer Knit Home : 24 room-by-room coordinated knits to create a look even the connection to Jamestown through his character names you’ll love to live in / Erin Black. Farmer: Recipes and Stories from the Land / Jody Vassallo. in not one but two of his books; Attempts to Draw Jesus and One Gilbert Islands in WWII / Peter McQuarrie. Boy Missing. Stephen spoke about his career so far, read from a Homebody: A guide to creating spaces you never want to leave / Joanna selection of titles he has written and also discussed the perils of Gaines. being an author. It was extremely interesting and we received such Living Design / Jamie Durie & Nadine Bush. positive comments from the 30 people who attended. The Lost Girls / Ava Benny-Morrison. Morningside, Queensland : Herron Book Distributorss, 2018. Three Birds Renovations / Erin Cayless, Lana Taylor, Bonnie Hindmarsh. Large Print Bonachon Blood [large print] / Caleb Rand. The Forgiveness Trail [large print] / Brent Larssen. Harps for a Wanted Gun [large print] / Ty Walker. A Mother’s Grace [large print] / Rosie Goodwin. Our Great Canal Journeys [large print] : a lifetime of memories on Britain’s Most Beautiful Waterways / Timothy West ; foreword by Prunella Scales. Step by Step [large print] / Simon Reeve.
Upcoming Events: DVD Ben is Back [DVD]. Please don’t forget we have the following events planned: Instant Family [DVD]. Author visit: Scott Whitaker Mary Queen of Scots (2018) [DVD]. When: Thursday 25 July 2019 Time: 10am Audio book Scott has written the book Railway hotels of Australian which The whistler [audio book CD] / John Grisham; read by Cassandra Campbell. features Jamestown’s very own Railway hotel. Story Time, Rhyme Time Program Author visit: Mike Dumbleton Don’t forget Story Time/Rhyme time is on once again. This is a When: Tuesday 30 July 2019 free session held in the Community Library every second week Time: TBA (alternate weeks are Buzzy Bugs sessions which are held in the Mike has written many picture books, junior novels and Educational Community School Gym). Resource Books and Materials. We have had such fun in the first two sessions learning about winter and then using big Lego blocks to build ourselves a fort. Lego Club: The library is hoping to start a Lego club. If you have any Lego that Please see below for dates and more details: is in a good condition and you are willing to part with we would be WEEK 6 - Friday 7th June (9.30am – 10:30am) extremely grateful and willing to take it off your hands. It will be put Story and Rhyme Time: Community School Library – Let’s make music to good use! WEEK 7 – Friday 14th June (9:30 – 10:30am) New Books Bizzy Bugs: Community School Gymnasium Please see below for the list of new boos: WEEK 8 – Friday 21st June (9.30am – 10:30am) (Student Free Day but Story Time/Rhyme Time will still run) Fiction Story and Rhyme Time: Community School Library – Special to us Blood River / Tony Cavanaugh. The Bookshop of the Broken Hearted / Robert Hillman. WEEK 9 – Friday 28h June (9:30 – 10:30am) Dead at First Sight / Peter James. Bizzy Bugs: Community School Gymnasium Her Father’s Secret / Sara Blaedel ; translated by Mark Kline. WEEK 10 – Friday 5h July (9:30 – 10:30am) No Session Home at Last / Meredith Appleyard. Master of my Fate / Sienna Brown. Mr Right Now / Karly Lane. One Kind Man / Anna Jacobs. One Quiet Woman / Anna Jacobs. The Prostate Playbook : Keep it. Healthy / Craig Allingham. Quicksilver Twilight / Stan Nicholls. Redemption / David Baldacci. Rosie’s Travelling Tea Shop / Rebecca Raisin. Seven Letters /Sinead Moriarty. Someone Knows / Lisa Scottoline. Stone Country / Nicole Alexander. Unto Us a Son is Given / Donna Leon. The War Artist / Simon Cleary.
Page 8 - June 2019 Sunday Train: Commencing next Sunday, the S.A. Railways will “FROM OUR PAST” provide a train service to connect Spalding with Adelaide, via Compiled by Jamestown Local History Group Clare. Train will leave Spalding 4.45 p.m. and that from Adelaide will arrive at Spalding at 10.57 p.m. Continuance of this service 120 Years Ago: will depend on the volume of traffic. This should be a useful “The Agriculturist & Review”, June 1899 transport service to many Northern people; its initiation is due to the efforts of Spalding Councillors led by Cr. P. W. Donnellan. Trees: At the last meeting of the Town Council, Mr. E. J. Wills, on behalf of the local Tennis club, asked that a number of trees 50 Years Ago: in Victoria Park be thinned out or topped, because they threw shadows on the tennis courts and interfered with the play. The “The Northern Review”, June 1969 Council courteously received the request and in order to be Jamestown Market: Although there was not a large attendance able to be able to judge fairly of the effect of the shadows, at the monthly market, conducted by Dalgety-N.Z.L, bidding they inspected the courts at 4.30 p.m. on Wednesday last. was strong for 4,528 yarded and 4,150 sold with good enquiry They found that the courts were completely shaded, but to for all classes with emphasis on ewe lambs, breeding ewes prevent this it would be necessary to cut some two or three and young wethers. Top price for the sale was $10.45 realised hundred trees, and, though anxious to study the comfort of the for an excellent line of 9-10 month old ewe lambs submitted tennis players, the council could not consent to mutilate and by Mrs. C.A. Lang & Sons. They were purchased by Dalgety disfigure the Park which is at once the admiration and envy of N.Z.L. Balaklava. A line of 747 good framed 5 year old ewes, many visitors to Jamestown. November shorn, and mated to lamb April/May made $8.95, Hot Shots: The township riflemen are fairly assiduous in whilst 998 wethers, rising 1½ years, December shorn, sold for their practice, but the Belalie East shots seem to forget that $7.55. Prior to the Market, Mr. Keith Edson’s freehold farming Corporal Williams has a target and a well laid out range on his property of, 382 acres was submitted to auction. It was passed property, at which he is ever ready to welcome and to coach in at $71 per acre, but was sold immediately after the sale to aspiring marksmen. With a little steady practice under skilled Messrs Reichstein Bros. supervision, such as Mr. Williams is well qualified to exercise, Two Premises Burgled: Two Jamestown businesses were many of the district members of the Jamestown Mounted entered over the last weekend and goods totalling about $500 Rifles would soon become shots capable of holding their own taken. Watches, radios, record players and other electrical with the best in the colony. goods, together with $15 in cash were found to be missing 100 Years Ago: from the premises of Jamestown Electrical Services in Ayr Street, when the store was opened on Monday morning. The “The Agriculturist & Review”, June 1919 proprietor, Mr. A. Zadanowicz said he had been unable to find Poll of Ratepayers: On Saturday next, a poll of Ratepayers will out how the intruders gained entry to the premises. Goods to be taken at the Corporation Council Chamber, on the following the value of about $400 are missing, but other goods were left question:- Are you in favour of leasing a portion of the Park undisturbed and the intrusion was not discovered until it was Lands at Victoria Park to the Racing Club, for the purpose of found that the cash drawer had been replaced back-to-front. erecting loose boxes. Ratepayers will decide the question by On Sunday morning it was discovered that R. Webb & Sons voting either Yes or No, and the hours of voting will be from 8 deli and greengrocery had been entered and cash and goods a.m. until 7 p.m. The poll will be conducted by Mr. S. B. Castine. totalling $60 stolen. Auction Sale: On account of Messrs W. H. Bruce Ltd., of 25 Years Ago: Adelaide, announces that they will conduct an auction sale of “The Jamestown Journal”, June 1994 drapery and sundries, in the Jamestown Institute on Saturday next at 2 p.m. The goods to be offered will include suit lengths Schools’ Restructure: A Community Forum to discuss the and costume clothes, blankets &c. &c., Mr. Bruce will personally Educational advantages of a possible merger of the Jamestown conduct the sale and the whole of the goods will be offered Primary and Jamestown High Schools will be held at the without reserve. Jamestown Football Clubrooms on Wednesday, June 8 at 8 Dancing: The local branch of the Returned Soldiers’ Association p.m. The purpose of the meeting is to inform the community are holding their opening dances on Monday evening next, in of the steps undertaken so far in the process, to address any the Jamestown Institute Hall. The next dance will be held on questions that arise from the floor and to promote community June 12. The admission fee is:- Ladies 1/-, and Gents 2/6, and discussion of the advantages of the restructure. During 1994 a proceeds are in aid of the local branch. group of fifteen representatives of the Councils of both schools have met to discuss the issue. Six of the group have made a 75 Years Ago: visit to Minlaton District School, which undertook the same “The Agriculturist & Review”, June 1944 process in 1992. The group inspected the facilities and also Water Supply: It is gratifying to observe that the District asked a panel from the school, consisting of students, staff and Councils of Laura and Jamestown are not allowing their parents, about the educational advantages of the merger of claims of the Ratepayers to lie dormant. At the last meeting the former Minlaton Primary and High Schools. The forum is to of the latter body, Crs. Bennett and Ray Catford brought on be chaired by the C.E.O. of the District Council of Jamestown, a motion that the request of the Laura Council be agreed Mr. Paul McInerney, will be initially addressed by the Member to and that the Corporation of Jamestown be invited to join for Frome, Mr. Rob. Kerin M.P., and then by the Principals of the with a united request to the S.A. Government to carry out the two schools; Messrs Brett Darcy (P.S.) and Geoff Annear (H.S.) works of reticulating either Beetaloo or Murray water to the who will outline the process up to now and into the future. A Laura, Caltowie and Jamestown areas at the earliest possible panel consisting of Mr. Mike Day, District Superintendent of opportunity. Schools, the two Principals, and High School Council Member, Dazzling Meteor: Those who were up and about at 6.35 a.m. Linda Batten and High School Council Members, Deb. Boston in the Jamestown area on Monday morning, saw a large and and Leith Cooper will answer questions arising from the floor. brilliant meteor flash across the Northern horizon from west In the week following the forum, representatives of all families to east and light up the dim, early morning sky like a summer will be able to vote on the proposal. All of the community are mid-day. Mr. J. H. Williams, Jamestown, described the meteor welcome to attend this forum to be concluded by 9.30p.m. as a ball of dazzling light with a long tail following it. with a light supper. June 2019 - Page 9 JAMESTOWN TO CELEBRATE JAMESTOWN COMMUNITY IT’S 150th IN 2021 SCHOOL 2019 SPORTS DAY The annual JCS sports day was held on Friday the 8th of March. The twenty one people attending a Public Meeting in the Northern Students from Reception to Year 12 competed in both Track and Areas Council Chamber on April 9 decided to proceed with holding Field events and a variety of team games and relays. Students events to celebrate the sesquicentenary of Jamestown and its competed fiercely throughout the day showing great determination surrounding district. and sportsmanship. Both teams competed well on the day with Eyre The Chair of this meeting Leith Cooper emphasised that in addition winning the day. to celebrations, it was important to leave behind tangible items that recorded the event, and were of value to the community. INDIVIDUAL TROPHY WINNERS In addition to discussing the types of events to be held, a committee Open Boys - Winner: Jacob Sparks Runner Up: Troy Ritchie was elected to put together a programme for 2021. That committee Open Girls - Winner: Sarah Scott Runner Up: Jordan Voumard consists of David Cooper (Chairman), Steph Lunn (Secretary), Kaye U/16 Boys - Winner: Declan Wells Runner Up: Hayden Harvey Bottrall, Ben Lehmann, James Moore, Matt Sharkie, Leith Cooper, U/16 Girls - Winner: Monique Marlow Runner Up: Lara Connell Yvonne Woidt, Nigel Hillam, and Richard Daley with Leon Pollard and U/15 Boys - Winner: Jakob Woolford Runner Up: Jack Zerna Clive Palmer co-opted. The committee will be part of the Jamestown U/15 Girls - Winner: Holly Dunn Runner Up: Hannah Clark Development Association. U/14 Boys - Winner: Brandon Marlow Runner Up: Jacob Harvey The Committee has met on two occasions to begin planning for the event, with a number of projects being planned, including: U/14 Girls - Winner: Adele O’Dea Runner Up: Mia Hyland 1. The Jamestown Apex Club has plans for upgraded entrance 6/7 Boys - Winner: Izak Helbig Runner Up: Cody Paynter signs for the five entry roads into Jamestown, which the 6/7 Girls - Winner: Aysha Woolford Runner Up: Millie Cootes committee would like to see implemented during 2021. This Congratulations to the students who broke records on the day; will require substantial capital expenditure. 6/7 Girls Long Jump Aysha Woolford new record 3.44m 2. The release of a Sesquicentenary Book during 2021. This 6/7 Girls 400m Aysha Woolford new record 1.16.74 will largely be photographic, with emphasis on the U/14 Girls 400m Adele O’Dea new record 1.17.38 development of the businesses, organisations, sporting U/14 Girls Long Jump Mia Hyland new record 3.81m facilities, schools and health facilities that have occurred over the past fifty years. Written contributions from each of U/14 Boys Triple Jump Brandon Marlow new record 10.10m the above will be sort in the near future, which will be edited U/14 Boys Long Jump Brandon Marlow new record 4.64m into the final product. U/16 Girls Shot Put Tess Kitschke new record 8.88m 3. An upgrading of the plaque marking the site of the Belalie Open Boys Discus Matt Zanker new record 28.64m Mail Station, which is situated on the Belalie Creek adjacent Open Boys Shot Put Aidi Lawler new record 11.29m to the Over Dimensional Route. This Mail Station operated prior to Jamestown’s settlement (from 1858-1868) servicing the Mail Coach which ran between the Blinman and Burra JCS 2019 SWIMMING CARNIVAL Copper Mines. (It is currently inaccessible). This year’s School Swimming Carnival was held on Tuesday the 12th 4. During the Centenaryin 1971, a time capsule was placed of February at the Jamestown Community Pool. Despite the weather, in a pillar of the Centenary Gates. It is envisaged to remove it, good competition was evident throughout the day and support from examine the contents, and add in items from 2021 and both houses was high. It was a close competition all day and when reinsert the Time Capsule. the final relays started there was only 13 points in it, with Frome 5. A final community event, will be a community party in the pulling away to win by 35 points. Memorial Park, probably in early November, during which Courtney Downing continued her strong form at JCS Swimming the Sesquicentenary Book would be launched. Carnivals breaking her 50m Open Butterfly Record from 2017 (35.67s) 6. Re-erection of 1971 Centenary Sign (previously in the west with a new time of 35.62s. end of Ayr St), on the site of the Jamestown map, near Perry’s House and Individual results were as follows: Fuel on RM Williams Way. House Shield 7. Projection onto the Memorial Hall of photographs from the Frome – 464 points October Long weekend until the Community Party. Eyre – 429 points The committee would encourage other organisations during TROPHY WINNERS 2019 the year to have a Sesquicentenary theme for their activities. It Under 13 Girls - Winner: Brodie Dewell Runner up: Chloe Wehrmann would be appreciated if you could advise the Sesquicentenary Committee of any events that you are planning for 2021. Under 13 Boys - Winner: Dylan Hammond Runner up: Charlie Cooper and Nicholas Gates Under 15 Girls - Winners: Jessica McKay and Mia Hyland Under 15 Boys - Winner: Kent Rattley Runner up: Adam Leesong APEX OUTBACK POSTIE Open Girls - Winner: Courtney Downing Runner up: Kate Daly Open Boys - Winner: Troy Ritchie Runner up: Joseph Jacka Invitation Cup (St James): - Austin Rattley BIKE RIDE FIREWOOD Encouragement Cup: - Bailey Rogers FUNDRAISER Congratulation to all trophy recipients and record breakers for both carnivals. Thank you to all students for your enthusiasm, Jamestown Apex Club will be offering firewood as a participations, competition and sportsmanship. A big thank you to fundraiser for the 2019 Apex Outback Postie Bike ride. staff, parents, family members and other community members who $200 per ton delivered - Jamestown helped on and in the lead up to the days ensuring that they ran smoothly. There are far too many jobs and roles to mention but the To donate to this worthy cause and warm your home school community would like to especially thank Jim Best and Les call David on 0439 508 573 or Paul on 0427 090 143 Haynes for all their efforts in getting the oval ready and marked for the sports day, your hard work is appreciated by all. Page 10 - June 2019
ROUND TWO 19TH MAY RACE RESULTS
We held our second round of Racing on the 19th May at Harris Park. A huge day with 54 cars and over 60 drivers nominated. The day ran smoothly with great action packed and close racing in all grades. Non stop all day, we pushed through all heats without stopping. It was a sensational effort by all, especially our tower crew who keep scores and times and our flaggies! The canteen and bar were busy all day. Food was awesome and the drinks were flowing.
Thank you to all the traveling drivers that made the effort to head up. Spectators were given an exciting days racing. It was also great to see a few new members out, and some old members who dusted off the cobwebs and came out with their cars… Doc and Fred gave us an amazing track as per usual. Shout out to the Lewis Family, we hope your daughter is ok after her fall. We have a strong field heading up to the first round of State Titles in a few weeks at Ceduna, all the best to our Drivers representing our Club.
We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all our winners on the day. Juniors - 1st Lachlan Carter C Grade - 1st Justin Lawrence B Grade - 1st Shannon Juett 2nd Hayley Pollard 2nd Kynan Cocks 2nd Ella Mathews Travis Cock 3rd Bernie Slaven 3rd Addy Redden A Grade - 1st Barry Slaven Super Mods - 1st Leon Hams Open Wheelers - 1st Chloe Chenoweth 2nd Geoff Davis 2nd Phillip Edmead 2nd Michael Dyer 3rd Luke Earl 3rd Clinton Pollard 3rd Jack Horner Super Open Wheelers - 1st James Duffield 2nd John Brine 3rd Slade Petry
Thank you to all our sponsors and volunteers, including emergency services. Thank you to all our members and volunteers who assisted with working bees in the off season, the track and facilities were perfect this weekend and all your hard work is duly noted. Your generosity and ongoing support is greatly appreciated.
NEXT RACE MEET SUNDAY 16TH JUNE Gates open at 8am | Drivers meetings at 9.30am | Racing starts at 10am. We have bar and canteen facilities on the day NO BYO. Entry Adults $5 and children under 14 yrs free
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June 2019 - Page 11 NORTHERN HIGHLANDS SOROPTIMISTS NEWS SA Community Achievement Awards If you know an individual, business or group that is helping to Northern Highlands Soroptimists are pleased to once again be reshape and inspire your community, Member for Stuart, Dan involved with the White Ribbon Football Round which will be van Holst Pellekaan MP, encourages you to nominate them for held on Saturday June 15th at all Northern Areas Association the SA Community Achievement Awards. football matches. “If there is someone that has provided support and made a Soroptimist members will be present at football games at real difference in your life, why not show your appreciation by Jamestown, Gladstone & Port Broughton on that day along with nominating them for an award,” Mr van Holst Pellekaan said. White Ribbon Foundation Ambassadors to support the White Ribbon cause. “There are a huge number of people in the electorate of Stuart who make enormous and very important contributions to their Prior to the A Grade games the Ambassadors will address the communities and it would be wonderful to see them recognised players and supporters and recite the White Ribbon Oath – ‘I will at these awards.” stand up, speak out and act to prevent men’s violence against women’. Nominations are now open in the following categories: All football and netball supporters at the games are encouraged • Innovation in Mental Health, Social and Emotional to take part in the short ceremony and acknowledge the White Well being Award Ribbon message. • The Loneliness Cure Award Northern Highlands Soroptimists are proud supporters of the • Agricultural Innovation Award White Ribbon cause and are grateful to the Northern Areas • Regional Achievement Award Football Association for also committing to the cause and • Carer Achievement Award enabling the message to be spread from a small beginning at one football match at Jamestown to involving the entire • Rural Community Health & Well being Award Association. • Community Education Award • Sports in the Community Award • Community Road Safety Award MEN’S Shed • Excellence in Aged Care Award Thursdays 1-4 Irvine Street • Customer Service Award Contact Don 0419 741 921 • Small Business Achievement Award Winners will be announced at an awards presentation on November 1 and will receive a trophy and $2,000. Nominees will receive a certificate of achievement. To nominate, visit www.awardsaustralia.com select South Australian Community Achievement Awards and then ‘Nominate Now’. For assistance phone the Awards Office on 8132 0753 or email [email protected] Nominations close Wednesday, 24 July 2019. Dan van Holst Pellekaan MP Member for Stuart
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Port Augusta Office Phone: 8642 3633 Fax: 8642 6402 [email protected] Shop 2/5 Young Street (PO Box 350) Port Augusta SA 5700 www.danvhp.com.au Page 12 - June 2019 JAMESTOWN RED CROSS Jamestown Red Cross held a “Women’s Health Night” on Friday 31st May. 60 women, who travelled from Wandearah, Crystal Brook, Port Pirie and Orroroo as well as many from Jamestown, attended the evening which was held in the Jamestown Medical Centre Meeting Room. There was women in their 70’s right down to teenagers attending. We were privileged to have Dr Ann Olsson MBBS, FRANZCOG, a OFFICE LOCATED AT visiting gynaecologist speak to us on a wide and varying range of topics, from contraception, periods, infections, menopause, HRT and 15 OD5 RD JAMESTOWN incontinence. Dr Olsson gave a “power point” presentation, and then PO Box 49 JAMESTOWN answered questions that had been provided anonymously by the Phone: 08 86 640 660 women attending. Email: [email protected] Jamestown Red Cross branch then presented Dr Olsson with a gift for giving up her valuable time for us. The evening ended with a lovely supper provided by our members. FOR ALL During the month of June we will be holding a ‘Cake-less Cake Stall’ to raise funds for our 2019 Red Cross baby Ross Downing. Envelopes will be delivered to your letter box in the next week and all you need YOUR SHED to do is place your donation in the envelope provided and return BUILDING to the Jamestown Pharmacy before the end of June. If you do not receive an envelope and NEEDS! you would like one, they will be Kit Sheds available available from Tash Downing at the Jamestown Pharmacy. or can be erected
Preparations have begun for our for your convenience Red Cross Garden Trail which will be held on Sunday October 20th 2019. If you are interested in your garden being a part of the trail please contact Mary Hagger on 0428 540 711.
Members of our branch collected donations for Red Cross on Election Day, we would like to thank the community for their generous donations.
The next Red Cross Meeting will be our AGM (followed by a general ACCOMMODATION meeting) which will be held on AVAILABLE August 12th 2019 at 7.30pm in the Jamestown History Centre. Any Ph: 0488 902 136 new members are welcome to or 0408 086 353 attend.
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June 2019 - Page 13 2019 COMMUNITY CALENDAR June 9th - Shitbox Rally Team Friday Fillies fundraiser - Keg, October 6th-7th - Jamestown Show Karaoke, Cocktails and Comedy at Railway Hotel, Jamestown October 19th: Jamestown Lawn Tennis Club 50 Year Celebration June 21st: RFDS Meal Drop Fundraiser October 20th: Red Cross Garden Trail June 30th: Christmas in Winter Lunch, Pastoral Care Fundraiser November 2nd - Ram and Ewe Ball July 5th: Debutante Ball November 5th - Melbourne Cup Luncheon – Jamestown Hospital August 12th: Red Cross Meeting (AGM) 7.30pm Jamestown Auxiliary History Centre December 8th - Town Hall Pop Up Markets September 1st - Town Hall Pop Up Markets December 31st: Community Event to celebrate the centenary of September 11th-15th - Jamestown Mural Festival, Ayr Street the opening of ‘The Diggers’ Walk’ September 15th - Lions Auction 2019 CLUB MEETINGS & DATES ANGLICAN CHURCH OP-SHOP: Opening hours - Fridays 11am-3pm and SING AUSTRALIA JAMESTOWN: singing for everyone weekly at Pioneer Saturdays 10am-12pm. Room Helping Hand 7 - 9pm Mondays (except Public & School holidays) LITTLE JIMMIES PLAYGROUP: Wednesday mornings during school JAMESTOWN DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION: (JDA) meetings: 2nd Monday terms, 9.30-11am at St James School’s Learning Centre each month @ Jamestown Town Hall Bank Room. A’ROMA CAFÉ AT BELALIE LODGE: Open Friday’s 2:00-3:30pm. All welcome. JAMESTOWN UNITING CHURCH: Family service and Luncheon the first JAMESTOWN COMMUNITY GARDEN: Natter & Nibbles, last Friday of the Sunday of each month in the Uniting Church Hall. month, 10am. New Gardeners always welcome. JAMESTOWN FLYING GROUP MEETINGS: CWA MEETINGS: 2nd Tuesday each month. More info ph 8664 1585 3rd Monday each month, 8pm @ Sir Hubert Wilkins Centre. Visitors and new members most welcome. MEN’S SHED: weekly 1-4pm Thursdays contact Don 0419 741 921 JAMESTOWN NATIONAL TRUST MEETINGS: JAMESTOWN QUILTERS: 1st Tuesday each month @ 7-30pm at the Uniting 2nd Tuesday monthly , 8pm at History Centre. No Meeting Dec or Jan. Church Hall (please note change of venue). All welcome. JAMESTOWN MEALS ON WHEELS MEETINGS: JAMESTOWN BIZZY BUGS: Friday mornings 9.30-10.30am during school 3rd Monday February; April; July & October 1.30pm terms at the Stadium or Library JAMESTOWN A.H. & F SOCIETY INC COMMITTEE MEETINGS PROBUS: 1st Tuesday each month, 10am Commercial Hotel 3rd Wednesday of every month excluding December & January @ History HEARTBEAT: 4th Tuesday February, April, June, August, October 2pm, Centre 8pm start. Medical Centre Meeting Room. LYMPHOEDEMA CLINIC: Alternate Mondays 9am ~ 2pm Dr’s referral requiredBookings: Jamestown Hospital 8664 1406 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE JAMESTOWN HOSPITAL AUXILIARY: 1.30pm at Hospital 3rd Wednesday After Hours Business Hours Bi-monthly from May 2019. Peter J LEHMANN 0409 583 010 0409 583 010 CRAFT, COFFEE & CHAT: 4th Tuesday each month, 10am to 3pm CWA David J BRIGGS 8664 0666 8664 0666 rooms. All welcome Graeme R GERSCHWITZ 0429 805 078 0429 805 078 NORTHERN AREAS COUNCIL: meetings: 2pm 3rd Tuesday each month. Vivienne R HECTOR 8664 1349 8664 1349 BUNDALEER CRICKET CLUB: Training Big Shed 6pm. Carmel P KELLY 0418 830 052 0418 830 052 More info 0407 725 704 James P MOSS 0408 832 186 0408 832 186 JAMESTOWN APEX CLUB: meetings: 2nd & 4th Wednesday of each month. Maxwell S PRIOR 8664 1166 8664 1166 JAMESTOWN LIONS CLUB: meetings: 2nd Wednesday 8pm Combined Colin J DAVIES 0428 627 950 8648 6031 Services Clubrooms. 6 monthly Auctions, third Sunday March & September Douglas R HENDERSON 8665 5088 8665 5088 JAMESTOWN R&SL: meetings: 2nd Monday each month 7.30pm Josie R MURRAY 8650 5040 0407 792 013 NORTHERN HIGHLANDS SOROPTIMISTS: meetings: 3rd Tuesday monthly, 7.30pm. Kaye M Nicolson 0438 364 017 0438 364 017 JAMESTOWN TRAIL RIDING CLUB: meeting first Wednesday each month, Peter Bennetts 0407 185 664 0407 185 664 JAMESTOWN Hotel, call 0408 892 565 for more details or join our Facebook page ‘Jamestown Trail Riders Club’ INDOOR BOWLS: Wednesday afternoons from 1.30pm in the Combined Services clubrooms. New members always welcome. First timers free. To Book the RSL and Combined Services RFDS MEETINGS: 2nd Monday of the month. Further details Liz Kelly 0428 641 254 Hall in Jamestown, please contact THE VICTORIA LODGE NO 26 FREEMASONS: meet 1st Wednesday in each Val on 0429 060 747 month at the Lodge Room in Irvine Street at 7.30pm Page 14 - June 2019 WHO, WHAT & THANK YOU’S BUTTERICK MICHAEL WHERE Ads Katrina, Annabelle, Bernie & Dom sincerely thank friends, Best Prices for: relatives and the Jamestown and surrounding Communities Antiques, Collectables, Books, Mags, Toys, Furniture, even for their wonderful love and support with phone calls, flowers, damaged. Tins, Traps, Ephemera, Art, Anything interesting. cards, text messages, emails and personal visits on the Single items to full clearance. Long established local. sudden loss of Michael. We as a family feel truly blessed to Ph: 0481 331 349 have had him in our lives. Please accept this as our personal thankyou to you all. ALWAYS BUYING IN AREA CASH PAID All old signs, Old tins, Oil & Grease tins, wooden HALL, PETER JOHN boxes, Oil bottles, Petrol Bowsers or parts, Display stands, old Jenny, Mel, Tim, Tash & Families express their sincere thanks watches, Badges, Tin toys, pedal cars, Comics, Old bottles & for the kind expressions of sympathy following Pete’s death jars, workshop manuals, Rabbit & Dingo traps, Camp ovens, on 11/5/19, aged 78. Thank you to those who attended his Cow bells, Tractor seats, Anvils, Tools, Military & railway items, farewell service from the Sir Hubert Wilkins Aerodrome Vintage motorcycles or parts, Shed contents. Estates, anything Hanger (unfortunately the songs chosen such as ‘Leave him old or interesting. ph Rob 0418 391 084 in the long yard’ were unable to be played due to a technical problem). We also thank the generous donors towards ACCOMMODATION the Jamestown AH&F Society’s Plugger Hall Wool shed restoration, which totalled $1000. 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0427 88 11 04 • [email protected] NORTHERN AREAS 17 Doon Tce, Jamestown SA 5491 www.traceydewelldesigns.com.au SENIORS TENNIS Seniors tennis season around the Northern Areas has finished for this season. The last match was played on the Pt Pirie courts on 5th May where the season winners were announced. The Ladies was won by Jenny Parish (Watervale), closely followed by Elaine Fitzgerald, (Pt Pirie). The Men’s section was won by Russell Foulis (Melrose), followed by Barrie Martin (Gladstone). The days play was followed by the Annual wind-up Dinner held at Café Primo. During the dinner, Life Membership of the Northern Areas Seniors Tennis was presented to Anne Redden who has been secretary Jenny Parish, Anne Redden Anne Redden, Russell Foulis for the past 25 years. This was presented by President, Twink Sparks, and member June Chapman congratulated Anne and spoke of Anne’s dedication to the tennis group and the many things she has done which often go unnoticed. The final event of the year was the Berri Teams Tournament held in the Riverland during the weekend of 18, 19 & 20 May. Some very closely fought matches were seen, with all enjoying the friendship of players from all over South Australia and interstate. One woman came from New Zealand to play with friends made in previous years. Seniors Tennis resumes third weekend in October 2019.
Page 18 - June 2019 June Chapman, Anne Redden, Twink Sparks GOLF > 2019 Bernie Daly Memorial Pinehurst Foursomes at Pt Germein SPORTS Championship from Jamestown - Anthony Beyer/David Hunt 73 Runner Up from Yacka 1 - Zach Fielding/Hayley Sommerville 75 RESULTS Handicap from Yacka 2 - Barry Goss/Cathy Anderson 57.5 Runner Up from Port Germein 2 - Garry Spence/Mary Blieschke 64 Long Drive - Men from Yacka - Zach Fielding JAMESTOWN LADIES GOLF Long Drive - Ladies from Yacka - Hayley Sommerville Another year is on the way! New players are always welcome to join us. NEAREST TO PIN’S: We are a friendly bunch who enjoy a friendly chit chat along the way and Ladies 4 from Tarcowie Sue Perryman always look forward to coffee and cake at the end of the day! 4 from Jamestown - David Hunt Results 6 from Yacka - Hayley Sommerville April 3rd 9 Hole Ambrose winners 10 from Quorn - Terry Smith Paula Jukes, Kate Clark, Julia Main. 18 from Jamestown - Kerren Abbott April 10th Medal Comp. winner Julia Main on a count back from Rene Richardson with a Nett score 68; Least Putts Rene Richardson & Liz Kelly with 27. Chip outs to Julia M No.4, Val Hall No.7. April 17th 1st Round O’Leary Par Comp Lynette Hammat 3up, Runner Up- Julia Main 2up; NTP no.6, Div.1- Deb McCarthy, Div.2- Lynette Hammat April 24th 1st Round Mid North Funerals Stableford Liz Kelly 40 pts, Runner up-Kate Clark 39pts. Chip outs- Liz KNo.4, Birdies- Julia M No.13, Kerren A No.11. May 1st 1st Round International Bowl (stroke) Winner: Kerren Abbot (net 72) R/Up: Deb McCarthy(73)
Birdies: Kerren, Chip-outs: Paula Jukes David Hunt & Anthony Beyer May 8th !st Round Laurel Wreath (stroke) Kate Clark def. Julia Main 5/4, May 19th Monthly Shoot for June Pollard def. Rene Richardson 2up, Paula Jukes def. Deb McCarthy 3/1. Elsewhere Clay Target Club 20 shooters attended From Narragin WA, Mildura Vic ,Ceduna and Stroke round winner: June Pollard Nett 76 local Club members. Shooters were vieing for, in the 50 target May 15th Medal Competition (stroke) Handicap event, one of 4 excellently crafted hand made Knives Winner: Judy Crawford (nett 70), forged and donated by Gary Sims of Clare. Very generous gesture NTP- Div.1 June Pollard, Div. 2 Bern Geddes and our club is extremely grateful for Gary’s wonderful ongoing support of this event Putts- Kerren A & Judy C with 28, Winners 25 t Double Barrel Winners 25 target Point Score Chip-outs June P on No.8. Des Mills AA grade 35/36 Des Mills AA grade 74/75 May 22nd Shylie Rymill Foursomes Brian Thomas A grade 25/25 Mark Tyson A grade 73/75 Winners: Dianne Thompson & Val Hall Nett 77, Rodney Hammat B grade 25/26 Clayton Agnew B grade 70/75 R/Up Deb M & Rene R (Nett 78.5) Shaun Callaghan C grade 23/25 Shaun Callaghan C grade 61/75 We hit off between 9:15 -9:30am on Wednesdays. Winners 50 target Handicap and Knives Contact Kerren Abbot ph. 0427 181 748 1st David Porter 49/50 2nd Neville Wehrmann 48/50 3rd Matthew Wilson 50/53 4th Lachlan Koch 49/53 Overall High Gun winner for the Day Matthew Wilson 143/150
From L to R: David Porter, Neville Wehrmann, Matthew Wilson & Lachlan Koch June 2019 - Page 19
LOCAL LASS, KATE TOPS TARGA RALLY
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Jamestown local lass Kate Catford and her rally partner, Paul Kate started Tarmac racing with Tristan Catford (another local boy) Stokell took out the top honours at the recent Targa Tasmania who was very interested in motor sports. From this relationship Rally. blossomed a love of Rally car racing. She considers the sport Targa Tasmania is a tarmac-based rally event held in Tasmania, choice unusual, but at the same time very addictive. annually since 1992. Kate’s family are over the moon about her successes. “My Kate and Paul were racing in a Lotus Exige 350 sport, a 3.5L V6 family were really happy for me. They know the sacrifices and on an enduring 33 lap journey around the island. Over the six dedication to the sport I have shown over the years. They were days Kate navigated the journey whilst Paul drove, through very proud of me achieving a life long sporting dream”, Kate said. winding conditions. “I really enjoyed the Targa journey alongside When she isn’t racing Kate works casually as a registered and Paul Stokell. Paul’s skills behind the wheel are exceptional, it is theatre nurse in Warragul, Victoria. such an honour to rally with a professional driver. It is something Kate is looking forward, (alongside Paul), to be as successful at I won’t forget”, said Kate. the next two Targa races later this year, Targa Great Barrier Reef Kate said that the pair never expected to win considering the and Targa High Country. calibre of the racing competition at this year’s event. We wish Kate and Paul a successful journey for the future of their Rally Racing endeavours.
KEEP SUN 6th & MON 7th OCT FREE FOR... FREE FACEPAINTING • FOOD DEMO’S FASHION • SIDE SHOWS • SHOWBAGS FLEECE, SHEARING, RAM, EWE & HOGGET COMPS YOUNG FARMERS CHALLENGE AG Q&A PANEL • PRODUCE DISPLAYS SHEAF TOSSING • POULTRY • CATTLE MACHINERY • AG INDUSTRY INFO Enjoy a taste of country! LIVE MUSIC • FIREWORKS & more... Page 20 - June 2019