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Husband is charged over Cherry's death Rhiannon Koch JOURNALIST

A PORT Hughes man, 58, has been charged with murder following the death of his 37-year-old wife. Cherry Gerente Ogar was flown to the Royal Adelaide Hospital with life-threatening head injuries, allegedly inflicted by her husband Antony Ogar, on Monday, July 26. She passed away last Wednesday, July 28. Mr Ogar, 58, was charged with murder — relating to injuries occurring between July 24 and 27 — last Thursday, July 29. He was remanded in custody and will appear in court in February. At his initial court hearing, Mr Ogar claimed Ms Gerente Ogar fell backwards and hit her head on the floor after she attacked him whilst drunk. Port Pirie Crime Investigation Branch detec- tives are investigating the circumstances surrounding Ms Gerente Ogar’s death. Family and friends have taken to social media to pay tribute to Ms Gerente Ogar, including her daughter Angela. “How can I wake up in the morning if I can’t take a glimpse of your beautiful smile?” she wrote. >> MORE PAGE 5

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Kadina, just past the 100km/h sign and out of which can lead to poor physical and mental For the first time, the YP Country Times Although I commend Mr Ellis for his nowhere a dog walked across the road. We hit it health outcomes. can now offer that service in a user-friendly opinion that he advocates in applying a straight on and the dog died. I stopped to check The Salvation Army is here for the most way. If you are a subscriber, you can read any nuanced model of restrictions for lockdowns but couldn’t see anything because it was the vulnerable people in our society. We work to care story you’d like. If not, there are some free- rather than a blanket approach covering the middle of the night. It frightened my daughter for and support those experiencing to-read articles although most will be whole state, and that regional areas have fewer and shook me so much I have nightmares about homelessness, not only to help them find behind the paywall. A lot of people still don’t restrictions, I do not agree with him. it still. We could have been seriously hurt or even affordable and secure rental housing, but to also like paywalls, but they are the main way the One only has to refer to the panic situation killed. journey with them to provide support and vast majority of online news services can that recently occurred in Mildura when one Mark Smith achieve positive outcomes. make money, pay journalists and provide positive case of COVID-19 was located there Maitland We cannot do this alone. The Salvation Army news. when all of Victoria was in lockdown. is calling for more support from the When someone advertises in our The whole town turned out to be tested as Commonwealth and state governments to ensure newspaper, they know they’re targeting they feared the repercussions that could occur all facets of homelessness are resourced, locals across the peninsula. 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THE Local Government Association of South Australia has warned Yorke Peninsula Council it’s not likely to receive support for community wastewater management schemes if councillors reject a proposal for Stansbury. LGA SA CWMS program manager Michelle Wittholz spoke to elected members at a workshop on Wednesday, July 28, and made the statement in response to councillors having rejected a CWMS proposal for Port Vincent the month before. The LGA receives funding from the state government to manage the Community Wastewater Management System Program. The program then provides funding to councils to subsidise the construction and management of new schemes. A committee assesses applications from councils and maintains a list of schemes ranked based on priority. “With Port Vincent I was surprised at the outcome and decision (not to proceed),” Ms Wittholz said. “I held off on other projects because we had an agreement in place with your council that these would be the next two projects that would hap- MASKS AVAILABLE... Kadina Newsagency owner Sharon Hill, employee Sandra Appleton and unofficial COVID Marshal Larry the pen.” Llama remind people reusable masks are available for purchase at their store. Ms Wittholz said this would most likely be the only opportunity Stansbury would have to receive a full CWMS. “Council also has another couple of systems on the priority list and to be frank if we get a no for Restrictions to ease slightly Stansbury as well, I wouldn’t be supportive — I would be recommending to the committee and LGA that we don’t support any more applications Jess Liddy will continue. from Yorke Peninsula Council,” she said. JOURNALIST Weddings and funerals are still Important changes “Time and resources are precious and I have capped at 50. held up a number of projects trying to do the right A FURTHER easing of COVID-19 Premier Steven Marshall said two thing because I believe these are going to benefit restrictions in South Australia will come weeks ago South Australia was facing a z One person per two square metres for defined public your community and are necessary. into effect at 12.01am on Thursday, real battle with the COVID-19 Delta activities “I would like to have some confirmation going August 5. variant. z One person per two square metres for gyms and indoor forward there is value for me, the LGA CWMS Hospitality venue capacity will “We went hard and early and now we fitness (indoor fitness facilities includes gyms, health program, the state government and the taxpayer increase to 50 per cent, one person per are in a changed situation,” Mr Marshall clubs, fitness centres, yoga, barre and spin facilities, money we are spending.” two square metres, and people must said. dance and Pilates studios and swimming pools) Ms Wittholz said the community had a right to remain seated for consumption. “Your action and willingness to work z Sport can return to competition with restrictions on air their concerns about CWMS projects; howev- Gyms can increase to one person per together has put us in an enviable posi- spectators er, elected members had a responsibility to future four square metres. tion. Restrictions to remain generations to fix town wastewater schemes. z Household gatherings limited to 10 people Community and school sport is back “The mask wearing this week has “There’s also the consideration that the consul- for competition but crowds are discour- really given us great cause for optimism z Private activities limited to 10 people z tant (Tonkin Consulting) found 20 per cent of aged. and this was also one of the key reasons Seated consumption of food and beverages; communal food and beverages not permitted septic systems need replacing,” Ms Wittholz said. Mask wearing will remain under the why we were keen to further step down z No singing indoors, unless it is a performance, an “I’m happy to put extra resourcing into this pro- current rules including in high-risk set- restrictions.” education establishment or a private lesson ject if I have an indication from council that it will tings, indoor public spaces, personal Mr Marshall said restrictions would z Dancing is not permitted unless by the bridal party at a be supportive to get a better idea of how many sys- care services, health care services and be looked at daily. wedding or at a fitness dance studio where alcohol is not tems will need replacing. public transport. To keep up to date, visit SA Health’s served “Bearing in mind that if I go down that path Masks will still be worn in high website www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/ z Masks required in shared indoor public spaces, and invest my own time and resources into this schools, where assemblies and excur- emergency-declarations/public- passenger transport services, healthcare services, then you will be in a position where, if you don’t sions can resume. activities?fbclid=IwAR12ymzfH8hpUk high-risk settings, and personal care services (exceptions go ahead, you will have an obligation to make Home gatherings will stay at 10 peo- LmQvKSnk-4i185IKLV_a9xJw apply) those homeowners upgrade their systems because ple and the ban on singing and dancing YRlhgMs_XRcUEitfNaiH0. you will know there is a public health risk.”

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FROM PAGE 1 Staff call for patience as more doctors leave Yorke Peninsula clinics

Rhiannon Koch doctor will fill the position patient but it could be diffi- JOURNALIST later this month. cult over the next couple of Practice manager Heather months,” she said. A LACK of available doctors Joraslafsky said she didn’t “Our staff are trying to has again impacted local expect the accident and accommodate our patients’ medical clinics. emergency department to be needs to the best of our abil- Both Minlaton and affected, as one of the other ity and we’re working Maitland practices have lost GPs will take up the extra together to come up with GPs in the past week — with on-call shifts. solutions.” one finishing their stint and Medical HQ Maitland Yorketown Medical the other leaving for family practice manager Michelle Practice recently secured a reasons. Nelligan said staff were locum to cover a gap in its While Minlaton has been working hard to cover the rostering and is hopeful of unable to secure a locum for gap there. remaining in a good position the next couple of weeks, a “We just ask patients to be until at least next month.

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 5 NEWS | 6 www.ypct.com.au Ellis signaling opposition to Riverlea’s traffic lights MEMBER for Narungga Fraser Ellis is calling for Masked-up the state government not to turn on traffic lights that could increase the commute time from Fin Hansen Yorke Peninsula to Adelaide. REPORT BY Traffic lights have been installed at the inter- section of Angle Vale Road and National STUDENTS have returned to Highway One, where traffic has been slowed by schools after many learned remote- roadworks in recent months. ly during South Australia’s The lights were approved to provide access to COVID-19 lockdown, which the new Riverlea development, which is set to ended last Wednesday, July 28. include houses, shops and four schools, and Since re-entering classrooms last eventually be home for up to 40,000 people. Thursday, high school students and They were also installed based on the intersec- teachers have been required to tion having historically had a high crash rate, wear masks on campus. with 13 crashes since 2015. Masks are not mandatory for However, Mr Ellis has argued the lights should primary students. not be turned on until a sufficient number of Yorke Peninsula students and properties are actually built at Riverlea, if ever. staff have become familiar with “It does not make sense to install a set of stop- adjusting learning settings, after a lights — lights that will become the only set of similar scenario early last year. lights between Port Augusta and Port Adelaide OPPOSED... Member for Narungga Fraser Moonta Area School principal — after so much good work has been done on Ellis is calling for the state government to Beth Hector said students contin- improving traffic flow,” Mr Ellis said. not turn on traffic lights on National ued learning through online plat- “It will, in my view, have a disastrous effect on Highway One. forms, although teachers missed traffic flow, create an enormous bottleneck and face-to-face interaction with stu- have a significant impact on the efficiency of Corey Wingard responded to say the decision dents during lockdown. freight movement from my electorate trying to had been made in 2010 by the then-Labor state “I thank our amazing teaching get to Port Adelaide. government. and support staff who touched base “In my view, the installation of these lights Mr Wingard said the Department for with each student daily, and our needs to be stopped.” Infrastructure and Transport would consider wonderful families who supported Earlier this year, Mr Ellis requested the traffic installing signs warning drivers about the traffic their children,” Ms Hector said. be managed using a turn-right-with-care option lights, and that the lights would be tuned to “We are so happy to be back or similar and said the idea of traffic lights caus- ensure they favoured highway drivers. together. ing motorists to stop along the highway in a Mr Ellis wrote again to ask that the traffic “Masks are being worn to keep 110km/h zone had caused “great angst and disap- lights not be turned on last month. our peers, selves, families and com- pointment”. “The residents of Narungga humbly request munity safe.” Minister for Infrastructure and Transport that these stop lights are not turned on,” he said. At Ardrossan Area School, a smooth transition to home learning was helped by ready-to-go plat- forms and processes, principal PAPERMATE Margaret Roads said. PROFILE GEL PEN “I’m proud of our students and 2 pack black or blue $ 95 staff for being really prepared to 3 pk learn from home,” she said. BIG “Everyone transitioned back to STATIONERY school fine. STATIONERY PREMIER PREMIER “Lots of students brought their A4 SHEET A4 SHEET PROTECTORS PROTECTORS own face masks and followed the Economy 100s Heavy duty 100s (COVID-19) guidelines.” SALE $ 95 $ 95 CONTINUESCONTINUES 3 pk 9 pk FORFOR JULYJULY D WIN $ SHOP LOCAL AND for WIN how to enter $1000 and T&Cs www.newspower.com.au See instore or Business waste COPYMATE COPYMATE COPYMATE COPYMATE COPYMATE 726 INVOICE 724 INVOICE 614 RECEIPT 624 INVOICE 626 INVOICE Duplicate 50s Duplicate 50s Duplicate 100s Duplicate 100s Duplicate 50s and recycling 250 x 200mm 250 x 125mm 100 x 125mm 200 x 125mm 250 x 200mm $1295 $899 $395 $595 $1195 ea ea ea ea ea Call us for a quote WARDLES GARBAGE Moonta Newsagency CONTRACTORS 8825 3341 31 George Street, Moonta 8825 2515 www.wardlesbins.com.au

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DETERMINED... COVID-19 restrictions haven’t slowed down Moonta Area School year 12 students Tom Cockshell, Will Drogemuller, Savannah Shields and Keely Matthews from knuckling down during crunch time.

YEAR 12s have reached the final leg of their schooling. “Our teachers have been really motivating, Students have been determined to not let COVID-19 encouraged (students) to keep in contact with them restrictions affect preparation for end-of-year exams, during lockdown and offered us additional support out of scheduled through the opening weeks of term four. hours,” she said. Moonta Area School year 12 student Savannah Shields “(While) learning from home, I took some time to look said she faced challenges whilst learning from home in over my exam preparation, but when questions arose practical subjects including food and hospitality. that’s when it became trickier.” “We were able to email teachers questions, but we Ardrossan Area School year 12 student Jack Winen is didn’t get responses as quickly as if we were in the preparing for maths and physics exams. BACK AT IT... Upon returning to physical classroom,” she said. “I did miss face-to-face interaction with teachers classrooms for the first time since lockdown, “At home, distractions were more prevalent with social during lockdown, as it is much easier to communicate Maitland Lutheran School year 10 students media and the Olympics of course.” with them (at school),” Jack said. Charlotte Dunstan, Tiana Jolly, Douglas Stock Savannah said learning during lockdown went “Lockdown has changed around a few things that were and Shem Crawford happily mask up. smoothly with the help of online resources provided by due earlier this term, and I am getting a bit more nervous her teachers. about exams as I close in on the end of year 12.”

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THE Australian Bureau of Statistics has started sending instructions on how to complete the Census to more than 10 million Australian households ahead of the Census on Tuesday, August 10. About 85 per cent of households will receive a letter that explains how to complete the Census online or how to order a paper form. Some households will receive a paper form and a reply-paid envelope for its return. There are instructions on the paper form if they prefer to complete it online. IMPROVEMENTS... Port Hughes Fishing “Please check your letterbox,” Charters operator Barry Whellum has Census executive director and received funding through the second national spokesperson Andrew round of the $500,000 Fishing for Henderson said. Tourism – Charter Boat Diversification “We’re encouraging people Program. to complete their Census, as soon as they receive their instructions, if they know where they will be on Tuesday, August 10. “This means you don’t have Fishing charters explore new waters to wait and complete on a single night. Sonny Coombs received $13,800.41 for new motors, received $1955.47 to expand its service cruise on the water.” “We know this flexibility will JOURNALIST waders for clients, advertising materi- to enable onboard catering, the ability Minister for Primary Industries and make it more convenient for als and heaters to expand the tourism to take on a wider range of sea condi- Regional Development David Basham people to complete. YORKE Peninsula fishing charter venture beyond fishing. tions and make boat alterations. said COVID-19 had significantly “People will be able to businesses have received state govern- Operator Mark Petersons has Operator Barry Whellum said he impacted the sector, but it could complete the Census online, on ment funding to help improve tourism launched new venture Troubridge has made improvements to his boat to bounce back as South Australians opt their mobile device or on paper. experiences. Island Escape. keep customers warm and safe. to embrace new experiences. “We’re also making it as easy Port Hughes Fishing Charters and “In the cooler months in winter you “It was important to me to install a “The charter boat sector is a critical as possible for everyone to Yorke Peninsula Fishing Charter have get people who really like to visit defibrillator on the boat which is part of our regional economy, encour- participate in the Census with a earned funding through the second Troubridge Island,” he said. another safety aspect for the business aging people to visit our regions and range of support and assistance round of the $500,000 Fishing for “To do that, we purchased some and will make people feel more supporting local jobs,” Mr Basham available.” Tourism — Charter Boat waders, so people can get on the island secure,” he said. said. ABS expects about 75 per Diversification Program. and not get wet, and heaters. “We are normally a fair way out so “The $500,000 Charter Boat cent of forms to be completed The program was established in 2019 “We took a knock when the snapper we will have something in case some- Diversification Program is helping online this year, compared with to help the sector in response to the ban came in so we were already look- thing untoward happens.” strengthen the charter boat sector by 63 per cent in 2016. snapper fishing closure in the Spencer ing at things we could do, so when the “This program is really good in co-investing in projects to enhance It will take the average Gulf, West Coast and Gulf St Vincent. program came up it was great.” helping us diversify our business, and I charter boat operators’ offerings as a household 30 minutes to Yorke Peninsula Fishing Charter Port Hughes Fishing Charters have had people wanting to just do a tourism experience.” complete the Census.

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8 Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 NEWS | 9 www.ypct.com.au Miners Mining, ag can’t coexist on YP farmland: Walter INDEPENDENT candidate for land, and the state’s environment. recommendations in the Yorke purposes of mining would render Narungga at the next election, “I am acutely aware of, and Peninsula Land Owners’ Group’s the very land that agriculture Dianah Walter, has said mining and hugely supportive of, the preliminary summary submission depends on unusable for cropping v farms farming cannot coexist on Yorke persistent and sustained lobbying to this inquiry.” once minerals and other reserves Peninsula’s sustainable farming (since 2010) of the Yorke Peninsula Ms Walter said mining and are extracted. land. Land Owners’ Group,” Ms Walter agriculture cannot coexist in “We cannot eat ore.” Ms Walter made a submission to said. circumstances such as Rex Ms Walter asked the Select — new the Select Committee investigating “They seek to protect the Minerals’ proposed Hillside mine, Committee to consider legislation land access, and attended its valuable Yorke Peninsula farming due to the importance of putting farming and conservation meeting in Ardrossan on Friday, land, public health, the producing food sustainably. on equal footing with mining. July 2. environment and community from “The broadacre farming She suggested the committee She told the Select Committee invasive resource exploration and conducted on the Yorke Peninsula consult with Land Access & chance she had a strong interest in mining. feeds our state, our nation, and the Management Services Australia, preserving and protecting South “In particular, I endorse the suite world,” she said. local Aboriginal communities and to see Australian primary production of well-considered and articulated “Access to this land for the environmental scientists. change

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THE Parliamentary Select Committee looking into land access has continued its work despite the COVID-19 lockdown. The committee met in Ardrossan last month, hearing locals about their concerns with mining and exploration companies entering farmland. Several farmers detailed negative experiences dealing with miners, and activist group Yorke Peninsula Land Owners’ Group asked the committee to recommend several major changes. These included making some farmland exempt from mining, and introducing a new government department to deal with land-access disputes, rather than the Department for Energy and Mining. Member for Narungga Fraser Ellis is on the Select Committee, and said he was “exceptionally pleased” with the Ardrossan meeting, which had the biggest turnout of any of the committee’s meetings to that point. “It was tremendous to hear firsthand stories from local farmers about how mineral exploration has impacted them, including some quite harrowing stories,” he said. “I think there are opportunities for several improvements to be made. “The committee is open to the idea of recommending some improvements.” Mr Ellis said the idea of implementing a new government body to deal with land access disputes had not been discounted. “There have been a number of suggestions the miners have the Mining Act to rely on and farmers have no legislation to support them,” he said. The committee has since held meetings in the South East, and will consult with more communities, including Adelaide and the Adelaide Hills. The committee’s final report is due in November.

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 9 NEWS | 10 www.ypct.com.au Main streets planning study reviewed

Jess Liddy ued to generate lots of discussion. JOURNALIST “It is likely we will need to remove the current median strip BARUNGA West Council has to make improvements to received community feedback stormwater and the general con- about potential upgrades to main dition of the road so the palms streets across the region. will need to be removed,” she said. Residents were encouraged to “The question will be whether have their say on the main streets we replant these trees back in the planning process during a three- main street, or does the commu- week community engagement nity want to replace them with period. more prominent boulevard trees? More than 100 survey respons- “Either outcome will see Bay es were received, in addition to Street remain tree lined.” feedback collated at drop-in ses- Elected members were sched- sions and progress association uled to have design concepts for meetings. the main streets presented to CEO Maree Wauchope said the them at a workshop last week but report findings confirmed exist- it was cancelled due to the locking council priorities for main down. streets and community areas Once councillors have a chance across the Top of the Yorke to discuss the designs, council region. staff will release them to the com- “Community feedback is munity for further comment. extremely important to us and will help to inform the development of master plans for each of Key findings from the seven towns in the area,” Ms Wauchope said. community engagement “It was encouraging to see community enthusiasm for new l Townships should each have their unique identity initiatives and ideas, as well as showcased agreement on the importance of l Clarity of wayfinding and key information could be upgrades to key features such as improved stormwater systems and foot- l Improvements to key amenities, stormwater, kerbs and paths.” footpaths are a priority Date palm decisions l Tourism initiatives such as outdoor dining, community event areas and equipment hire should be investigated FEEDBACK... Barunga West Council mayor Leonie Kerley and manager of assets and Ms Wauchope said the date l Many of the townships lack sufficient greenery or tree infrastructure Steve Davey have received community feedback about potential main palms along Port Broughton’s coverage street upgrades in the region, including the palm trees along the Bay Street median main street median strip contin- strip in Port Broughton.

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ARTISTIC... Mural artist Scott Nagy has been selected to paint Bute’s silos. Pictured is a mural he painted on a water tower in Milbrulong in New South Wales.

Jess Liddy munity to help inspire Scott’s work. JOURNALIST “What would you like to see painted on the Bute silos? MURAL artist Scott Nagy has been chosen to “Are there particular themes, objects, land- beautify Bute. scapes or wildlife you think should be showcased? Bute’s silos will receive a makeover thanks to “We want to hear from you.” $50,000 of funding through the federal government’s Tackling Tough Times Together program. About the artist Barunga West Council will match the money, bringing the total project cost to $100,000. Mr Nagy is a multidisciplinary artist but pri- Mr Nagy was selected as part of an initial con- marily a painter with his pieces often painted with sultation process with the Bute 2000 Onwards surreal perspectives and environmental themes. Progress Committee, the Lions Club of Bute and “The majority of the murals I paint are site spe- Districts and BWC elected members. cific,” he said. He has extensive experience in large-scale illus- “I enjoy the process of responding to briefs by tration, having previously painted water towers in clients and travelling to paint in public spaces where New South Wales and Queensland. my work can become part of the community.” “Scott’s art heroes themes of nature and wildlife Residents can submit their ideas for the Bute with a surrealist twist, which was ultimately what silo artwork by completing a survey available from made him the right fit for the Bute project,” Mayor the Bute or Port Broughton council offices, coun- AMAZING... Mural artist Scott Nagy’s amazing work on a water tower in Mackay, North Leonie Kerley said. cil’s Facebook page or by going online to www.sur Queensland. Mr Nagy has been selected to beautify Bute’s silos. Photos: Scott Nagy “We’re now asking the Top of the Yorke com- veymonkey.com/r/LN5NJKL.

ORGANISERS of the Kadina Show tions, particularly around the den- carnival than a show. about postponing the show as well, Kadina are unsure about the future of this sity of people, would make it “We know we’re not the only but there are so many other country year’s event, planned for Saturday impossible to hold a show. ones in this position, there are other shows on at this time of year too, and Sunday, August 21-22. “If we went ahead as planned, we shows also looking at their options.” and if we go later in the year, we risk The committee will meet tomor- could only have outside events, so Mrs Tully said a more relaxed being unable to hold animal events Show row (Wednesday) to decide we would have to shut the exhibi- approach to restrictions in regional because of the heat,” she said. whether the show, which is due to tion building, the pigeons and areas essentially unaffected by “All our fingers and toes are celebrate its 150th iteration, will poultry, the trotting pavilion — it COVID-19 at this point in time crossed at the moment. proceed. would all have to be outside,” she would enable the celebration to go “We want the community to be in limbo Kadina AH&F Society secretary said. ahead as planned. able to come and celebrate the his- Maxine Tully said tough restric- “And then, it would be more of a “There has been discussion tory of the show in a safe manner.”

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 11 NEWS | 12 www.ypct.com.au FROMFROM THETHE ARCHIVES North Beach sand fence damaged, not destroyed

Rhiannon Koch JOURNALIST SAND LOSS... The storms late last month caused COPPER Coast Council is still to determine some damage to the fence installed to build up the full extent of the damage to its North the sand dunes, and eroded the toe dune. 1971... Cast members Marcia Lobban, Beach Sand Drift Sand Management fence. Julie Adams, Julie Bagshaw, Sue The three rows of fencing, mesh and vege- Pearson, Ricky Baohm, Ann Ferguson, tation along North Beach, Wallaroo, were Colin Gerschwitz and Jeannie Smith installed in July 2020 but storms last month rehearse for the Maitland Music Arts caused some damage to the toe dune, which Club production of Brigadoon. council considers minor. Council CEO Russell Peate said the fence- 50 YEARS AGO lines were inspected on the weekend and for the most part they remain intact. JULY/AUGUST 1971 “The sand dunes, fencing and plantings l Kaye (nee Bruce) and Don Turner have held up well during the recent weather purchased the Kadina Newsagency from events,” Mr Peate said. Mr K. M. Ferguson “An inspection on the weekend indicated l Port Victoria Golf and Cricket Clubs, and whilst some sand erosion has occurred and North Yorke Peninsula Cricket some minor damage to fencing, predomi- Association life member Bob Edwardes nantly to the northern end section, there was retired to Glenelg not a great deal of damage overall. l The state government introduced one “Some damage has occurred to the toe hour of daylight saving for a trial period, dunes and some of the fencing. in line with the eastern states “However, overall, it was relatively minor.” The total project is expected to cost $313,780, with front row Otago Road resi- 40 YEARS AGO dents covering about 34 per cent of the costs JULY/AUGUST 1981 through a separate rate. l In an era when the YP Country Times Mr Peate said while the restoration cost was averaged 32 to 40 pages a week, the yet to be determined, it would be met by August 5, 1981, edition was a bumper 56 council. pages “Council is meeting with the consultants to l Dev Patterson Park (Edithburgh Native determine what works need to be done to Flora Reserve) was officially opened rebuild the first toe dune which largely has l Paskeville Rural Youth president Matthew been eroded,” he said. Holman presented a $450 cheque towards “However, the other dunes and fencing largely remain intact.” the town’s new community centre to progress committee chairperson John Price

30 YEARS AGO JULY/AUGUST 1991 l CYP council approved Maitland Auto Preservation Society’s plans for an automotive museum, The Garage l Raelene Haynes continued to operate the Australian Volunteer Coast Guard SAF7 Flotilla radio base from her home l Father and son, Roger and Peter Wood, of Maitland, spent more than 2000 hours restoring Peter’s 1971 MGB Mk II roadster

20 YEARS AGO DAMAGE... Damage to the North Beach Sand Drift Sand Management fence is JULY/AUGUST 2001 only minor, according to council. l The average annual income on YP in 1999 was $26,630, according to Regional Statistics South Australia 2001 l A $900,000 upgrade transformed the l Edithburgh boat ramp to an all-weather, BATTERIES all-tide safe harbour l Denture l CYP National Trust founding members SOLAR SERVICE Beryl Neumann, Margaret Francis, Brian Neumann and Gordon Dutschke received rovidersrovide We don’t just install solar, we offer certificates at the group’s 30th anniversary Consulting in Ardrossan a full package solar service

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Wettest July in eight years for some towns

Fin Hansen limetres and 53.8mm of rain Mr Pippard said. REPORT BY respectively. “Conditions should con- Weatherzone meteorolo- tinue for the near future, SHOWERS again poured gist Joel Pippard said a with a negative SAM fore- down across most of Yorke developing negative Indian cast for next week. Peninsula to start the last Ocean Dipole had brought “Towards the end of month of winter on Sunday, extra moisture to the region, August, temperatures should August 1. with cold fronts coming warm in response to the This follows an extremely from the northwest shelf. warm air currently over wet July and exceptional “A negative Southern northern Australia, (which conditions for local farmers Annular Mode has been pre- will move) southward. so far this growing season. sent for most of July, “It generally looks a little July was the wettest since which pushes cold fronts too windy and humid to 2013 for Snowtown and further north and impacts create frost — fog is more Kadina, which had 61 mil- SA more than average,” likely.”

Rain totals Town August 1-2 July total Snowtown 11mm 61mm Kadina 4.8mm 53.8mm Port Clinton 9.2mm 75.5mm Port Victoria 15.6mm 79.1mm Curramulka 11mm 96.2mm Edithburgh 10.6mm 85.6mm Stenhouse Bay 19.4mm 124.6mm

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 13 Barunga West Council District Update August 2021

Fisherman Bay Bute Silo Art The development of Fisherman Bay has reached another important Mural artist Scott Nagy has been chosen milestone, securing its final to revitalise the Bute silos as part of a development approval from the State $100,000 community art project, made Commission Assessment Panel (SCAP). possible by a federal government grant The Panel has approved the division matched by the Barunga West Council. of land currently held by Fisherman’s Nagy was selected as part of an initial Bay Management Authority into 432 consultation process with the Bute 2000 freehold allotments with infrastructure Onwards Progress Committee, Barunga developments including connection to West Council Elected Members and the wastewater management, stormwater Lions Club of Bute & Districts. management, upgraded roads and He has extensive experience in large-scale coastal protection measures. illustration, having previously painted water towers at Lockhart (NSW), Slade Council meetings Point (QLD) and Woorim (QLD) among live-stream other murals. Did you know Council live stream their Council is now asking the Top of the Yorke monthly meetings? Live streaming community to help inspire Scott’s work – provides an opportunity to watch what would you like to see painted on the Council proceedings from the comfort Bute silos? of your home. Are there particular themes, objects, You can also view the latest Mayor’s landscapes or wildlife you think should be report. You can tune into Council showcased? We want to hear from you. meetings every second Tuesday of the Residents can submit their ideas for the month at 6pm via the following link: Bute silo artwork by completing a survey https://www.youtube.com/channel/ available from its offices, website and UCVHebmoX6iqHqUpJMJfEoUw Facebook page. Port Broughton Tourist Park The lessee has already occupied this All submissions should be addressed site for many years and there will be no to the Chief Executive Officer of The Barunga West Council proposes to change to the way the community land Barunga West Council, either mailed grant a lease for a period of 42 years is utilised. to PO Box 3, Port Broughton SA 5522 over a portion of the land commonly Details of Councils proposal on this or sent electronically to barunga@ known as the Port Broughton matter including the affected parcels barungawest.sa.gov.au. Tourist Park of 2 Barker Street, are available until Friday 27 August 2021 All submissions will be considered at Port Broughton for the purposes of via Council’s website www.barungawest. the time of Council’s deliberation of a camping, caravanning and short-term sa.gov.au or may be viewed at Council’s report on the matter at its 30 August 2021 accommodation. Office Main Office located at 11 Bay Street, special meeting. The proposed leasing arrangements Port Broughton during business hours. will enable the lessee to secure the Written submissions on the proposal finance it requires to deliver further will be accepted until 5:00pm Friday capital investment on the site. 27 August 2021.

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DISCUSSIONS... Copper Coast Council mayor Roslyn Talbot, Swanbury Penglase OFFICIAL graduate architect Emma Dohrmann, Swanbury Penglase director Andrew Klenke, National Trust of SA CEO Darren Peacock, National Trust of SA Moonta branch chairperson Stephen Stock, Copper Coast Council councillor Bruce Schmidt and CEO Russell Peate discuss the future of the Moonta Mines National Heritage Precinct. GUIDE Setting priorities he Yorke Peninsula Country Times is the major sponsor of the T2021 Yorke Peninsula Field Days. As a locally owned and operated newspaper, we are extremely for heritage works proud to support this major local event which will attract tens of thousands of visitors over three days, 28th to 30th September. This year, we will be producing 20,000 copies of the YP Field Days Rhiannon Koch branch chairperson Stephen spoke about the priorities for Official Guide. JOURNALIST Stock, Copper Coast Council works — improving walking We are offering extremely good value for the advertising dollar as we CEO Russell Peate, Cr Bruce trails, improving accessibility will be distributing them through the Yorke Peninsula Country Times FUTURE plans for the Moonta Schmidt, a Moonta and to the Richmans Enginehouse Mines National Heritage District Progress Association tailings heaps through a multi- and the Plains Producer newspapers, and they will also be offered Precinct will balance preserva- representative and Swanbury stage proposal, better signage free to every visitor at each gate to the event over all three days . tion with progress. Penglase heritage architect and car parking. Our official guide will include full program details, a site map and Community members and Andrew Klenke have been The plan would also interesting stories – it will be the only guide every visitor will have Copper Coast councillors saw determining the priorities, improve sites, making them access to! the draft Moonta Mines Project based in part on the area’s con- safer and allowing people to get Don't miss out, book your space as soon as possible. Plan on Wednesday, July 14. servation management plan. a better idea of how the build- The project to develop and Mr Peacock said the key ings functioned in their prime, implement a plan to shape the aims of the plan were to invest and also involve better utilising It gives me great pleasure to acknowledge and heritage site received $4.8 mil- in critical conservation works, the carparking area in front of endorse the Yorke Peninsula Country Times as the lion from the federal govern- facilitate public access, opti- the museum. ment. mise visitor experiences and The draft was due for pre- major sponsor of the 2021 Yorke Peninsula Field A group comprising developing partnerships with sentation to the federal govern- Days. I would encourage all Field Days exhibitors National Trust of SA CEO the community. ment late last month as a to consider promoting their services or products Darren Peacock, board mem- Mr Klenke and graduate condition of receiving the ber Graham Hancock, Moonta architect Emma Dohrmann funding. through the official program guide. With the sponsorship and support of the Yorke Peninsula Country Times, we look forward to an exciting and successful 2021 Yorke Peninsula Field Days. Happy 101st to Margaret –– YP Field Days president Martin Kenny

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THE Port Broughton Tourism and hard to ensure Port Broughton’s Events committee is busy finalis- Christmas festival was bigger and ing an annual calendar of events. better than ever with the pageant It comes after the Feast on the and seaside markets. Foreshore and Classic and Vintage “Council will be adding to its Show ’n’ Shine were approved to large Christmas tree and street become annual events by Barunga lights, with staff investigating the West Council at a recent meeting. purchase of banners, garlands and “The committee decided to run baubles for the Port Broughton the popular Feast on the Foreshore foreshore,” Mrs Kerley said. event on Good Friday next year “Santa’s Cave is planned to be which falls on April 15,” mayor and open for up to four weekends committee member Leonie Kerley leading up to Christmas with said. opportunities for photographs and “Preparations are in full-swing a special mail box for letters to with council booking twice as Santa,” she said. many food trucks and a variety of “The much-anticipated Seafood entertainment. on Spencer, being organised by “The committee also recom- Barnes Seafood, is scheduled for mended a regular weekend for the Saturday, April 2.” Classic and Vintage Show ’n’ Shine The Port Broughton Tourism which will be held next year on the and Events committee meets last Sunday in May — we will be monthly to discuss ways it can seeking entries from early 2022.” attract visitors to Port Broughton Mrs Kerley said the committee and plans annual events for the and council were also working community.

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 19 PROFILE | 20 www.ypct.com.au Liddys have called last drinks

Jess Liddy Dennis and Jenny said pubs, espe- JOURNALIST cially in regional communities, were the hubs of towns and played impor- PUBLICANS Dennis and Jenny Liddy tant roles in bringing people together. have called last drinks on their hospi- “We were there for it all, through cel- tality career, which has spanned 35 ebrations of weddings and births to the years. mourning of loved ones or disappoint- Having moved to Moonta in 2006 ment of a premiership loss — the good for a sea change, the couple took over and the bad,” they said. the lease of the Royal Hotel where they “We were that steady thing in the served the community for 15 years. community people could rely on, and “We originally moved to Moonta to we took that role seriously throughout slow down,” they joked. our time in hotels — it was truly always “We didn’t intend to stay for as long about the people.” as we did, but we poured our heart and Liddy is a household name in the soul into the hotel. pub industry, including on Yorke “With the help of a great landlord, Peninsula, with Liddy families having we made significant changes to the run the Wallaroo and Weerona Hotels building including a whole new kitchen in Wallaroo, the Kadina and Wombat and dining room, revamped gaming Hotels in Kadina and the Paskeville lounge, and we added on an alfresco Hotel over the years. area. This long family connection enticed “We were blessed with good staff, Dennis to forge his own career in 1986. made some great friends and really “The first pub we leased was The enjoyed sponsoring local sporting clubs Callington Hotel in the Adelaide Hills,” — the community played a huge role in Dennis and Jenny said. DEDICATED... Dennis and Jenny Liddy forged a career in the hospitality industry for 35 years and are now our stay.” “We had never heard of the place looking forward to some down time. Dennis and Jenny said they had and we had three children under the thoroughly enjoyed the hospitality age of 5 so it was definitely a challenge. Nolie then became a big part of Dennis biggest changes they had seen in the Dennis and Jenny have been mar- industry. “After three years there, we got a taste and Jenny’s story, moving with them to industry included the banning of ried for 39 years, have five children and “Being a publican isn’t a job, it’s a for it, and we headed to the Wallaroo each pub often running the kitchen. smoking indoors, the introduction of four grandchildren. lifestyle — early mornings, late nights Hotel in 1990.” “We then spent three years in Port gaming machines and trading on “We are enjoying a slower lifestyle and a great deal of sacrifice,” they said. Dennis and Jenny spent about seven Lincoln at the Dockside Tavern before Sundays. (in Wallaroo) and spending quality “The people we have met over the years in Wallaroo, which was a particu- moving to the North Laura Hotel in “These were huge changes that really time with our family and friends — we course of our life is what has made the larly special time for them as they ran 1999 for seven years,” Dennis and Jenny upset people at the time so to navigate have a lot of catching up to do,” they experience worthwhile. the hotel with Dennis’s parents Vince said. all of that was interesting,” they said. said. “We have made friends throughout and Phinola “Nolie” Liddy, who had “We usually moved on when we “Pubs are not what they used to be “To our friends who are our cus- the state who have followed our jour- been renowned publicans in Gawler were ready for a change and a new chal- and, while we had fun doing it, we tomers and our customers who are our ney and visited along the way which we and Paskeville. lenge.” would definitely say it is a great lifestyle friends, we thank you — cheers and have really appreciated.” When Vince passed away in 1992, Dennis and Jenny said some of the for younger couples.” many more beers.”

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20 Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 Community Planning for Polgreen Park

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POLGREEN Park, Moonta, is the latest public space set for an upgrade. Copper Coast Council mayor Roslyn Talbot and staff met with representatives from the Moonta and District Progress Association, and Moonta Lions Club, to discuss the future of the park last week. The move to improve the area, by first creating a master plan, comes after council received feedback opposing a potential playground in Queen Square. Council, Progress and Lions will create a draft plan for works at Polgreen Park before it is put out for public comment and costed. “Public consultation is a wonderful thing and overwhelmingly, during the consultation we had around Queen Square, the message was we should focus on Polgreen Park,” Mayor Talbot said. “Polgreen Park is in the perfect position between the town centre and the bay, and is thanks to the great work of the Lions Club and Progress Association. “I’m really excited to work with them to continue to look for ways we can upgrade Polgreen Park in ways the whole community can benefit. “This is also another example of the great work of our community groups to make the Copper Coast a great place to live.” Lions member Des Watts said the last upgrade to the park was around 2012, when the bike track was installed. “The park is well used by not just people from the Copper Coast,” Lions member Terry Brock said. PLANS... Moonta Lions Club and Moonta and District Progress Association representatives Des Watts, Matthew Stock, “A lot of tourists use it as well, they have barbe- Lesley Bowden, Terry Brock and John Neville met with Copper Coast Council mayor Roslyn Talbot in Kadina to discuss the cues, and hold informal gatherings there too.” future of Polgreen Park.

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IN 1980, a small group of ed a Mad March Tea Party, women decided to organise a hand massages, the opportu- friendly get-together. nity to wear favourite winter Four decades later, woollies and members remi- Edithburgh Friendship niscing about their early Group members celebrated years. the group’s 41st birthday “I’m always looking for recently. guest speakers and in the past “My understanding is it we’ve heard from representa- was all about not only locals tives of My Aged Care and spending time together but Mission to Seafarers,” Mrs also extending the hand of Geytenbeek said. friendship to newcomers to “A Dutch Auction raised the district,” current coordi- money for Angel Flight while nator Jan Geytenbeek said. funds from our Melbourne “There’s no doubt you can Cup Day were donated to the feel the warmth in the room Royal Flying Doctor Service, whenever our 20-plus regu- with excess money left after lars come along, and there’s paying hall hire at the end of always a fair bit of chatter and the year also going to the laughter. RFDS.” “Our youngest members The group meets in the would be early-50s while our Edithburgh Institute supper oldest, Ronda Hart, will cele- room on the first Wednesday brate her 95th birthday in of the month from February CELEBRATION... Edithburgh Friendship Group members, coordinator Jan Geytenbeek, Ronda Hart, Kathy Norman and September.” to December, and visitors are Brenda Kielpinski, dressed in red to belatedly celebrate the group’s ruby anniversary. Past activities have includ- always welcome.

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22 Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 DENTAL HEALTH WEEK

2nd to 8th August

About the The mouth Consumer Survey:

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Look after your teeth THE Australian Dental Association has encouraged people to see their dentists, and reminded them there are several ways they can look after their teeth at home between visits. ADA vice-president Dr Steven Liew said there were some concerning findings from the organisation’s annual survey about Aussies’ dental habits and knowledge. “These findings show Australians have the capacity to improve the daily habits that contribute to good oral health,” Dr Liew said. “Not brushing twice a day and flossing once a day is a fast track to developing tooth decay, gum disease and a whole range of body health issues that can arise from sub-par oral health. “Previous studies suggest untreated advanced gum disease can increase the chances of serious cardiac events, adverse pregnancy outcomes including prematurity, Type 2 diabetes and other significant health conditions. “Brushing your teeth for two minutes, twice a day, and flossing thoroughly every day, as well as consuming a diet low in added sugar and seeing your dentist at least once a year, all go a long way to maintaining good oral health and benefits whole-of-body health.”

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26 Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 COMMUNITY | 27 www.ypct.com.au Teaching SYP kids first aid

FIRST AID... Stansbury Primary School students Bailey Bennett, Paxton Pitt and Bailey Ayling practise CPR.

FIRST AID... St Columba’s Memorial School students Coby Short and Michael Franke practise compression bandaging for a snake bite.

FIRST AID... Southern Yorke Peninsula school students have taken free first-aid sessions thanks to the state government’s Strengthening Community Wellbeing after Bushfire grants. The First Aid for SYP Kids Project, which received $11,580, delivered first-aid sessions and mental health information tailored to children and their carers. Pictured, Minlaton District School’s Harrison Cowling and Xavier Cook put into practice what they learned at the First Aid for SYP Kids Project.

FIRST AID... Warooka Primary School students Addelyn Taylor and Olive Harkin learn first aid. FIRST AID... Briana Hayes, Warooka Primary Schools, practises CPR.

FIRST AID... Max Johnson, St Columba’s FIRST AID... Stansbury Primary School FIRST AID... Alexis Krieg, Georgina Brown and Ellie Polkinghorne, all from Minlaton Memorial School, operates a defibrillator students Piper Williams and Ryeley District School, at the First Aid for SYP Kids Project session. The project aimed to with Karyn Hindle, Head2Toe First Aid. Dutschke at the first aid session. increase children’s sense of wellbeing, safety and security.

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 27 COMMUNITY | 28 www.ypct.com.au Another milestone for Mosel Surveyors

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MOSEL Surveyors staff have shared their appreciation for the contribution of David Jericho, who has recently reached the commendable milestone of 20 years’ service. David and wife Cynthia moved their family to Kadina in 2001 after surveying had taken them around Australia, starting with the Lands Department in Adelaide then heading to the Northern Territory and Far North Queensland. “We had two young boys so we decided to come home to South Australia to be closer to family,” Dave said. “We still wanted to live in a regional area, and Kadina has good sport and recreation opportunities, and plenty to do nearby. “Also, being regional, the diversity of surveying work was attractive.” Still passionate about the job after all these years, David’s real fondness is boundary or cadastral work. He loves sharing his knowledge and his role as a mentor has been particularly rewarding in the past 12 months with two of Mosel’s long-term employees obtaining their surveyor’s licences, the legal qualification to undertake boundary work, a major achievement after many years of study. There have also been lots of changes in the Copper Coast since David arrived. TWO DECADES... Mosel Surveyors manager Michael The Copper Cove Marina at Wallaroo was in its Liebelt with licensed surveyor David Jericho, who early stages, the Greg Norman-designed golf has just celebrated 20 years at the business. course at The Dunes was a farmer’s paddock, and there was some serious work to be done to remediate the site now known as Wallaroo Shores, offering many different major projects of interest. variety and varying the balance of office and field “We have made a lot of friends and really enjoy much of regional South Australia. “There are lots of different pathways in this time.” living in the community,” he said. Mosel Surveyors is committed to creating industry,” Dave said. David, Cynthia, and their sons Dale and Brett Director Michael Liebelt congratulated David on better rural and urban communities and staff “You can do boundary or engineering have been active in the community since arriving reaching 20 years of service. pride themselves on offering innovative solutions surveying, but there are also other surveying in the Copper Coast. With 15 staff supporting three regional offices, and knowledgeable advice. disciplines associated with how the David is well known particularly through his he is proud of the excellent, professional For more information, contact Mosel Surveyors, measurements are to be used, adding to the involvement with the Kadina Football Club. surveying services provided by the team across Graves Street, Kadina, on 8821 3544. Just Mates back at vets centre dinner

LOCAL band Just Mates is formed in early 2020 when They all play guitar and all returning the YP Veterans mates Tony Secker, Barry sing the lead in different and Community Centre, “Tug” Wilson and Arn “Reg” songs. Kadina, for this Friday night’s Baldock got together to play The band plays music dinner event. music. from the 1950s, ’60s, ’70s and The act is a favourite of the The three were involved later, and enjoy entertaining YP Vets and Community with separate bands on Eyre and having a good time. Centre regulars, but they Peninsula in the 1970s and Bookings are essential won’t be allowed to dance or Tony was also in a band in (phone 0418 830 639). sing this Friday due to Alice Springs before relocat- For more information, see COVID-19 restrictions. ing to the Copper Coast in Community Calendar advert Just Mates the band was 2007. this issue. Licensed Surveyors and Property Consultants

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28 Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 COMMUNITY | 29 www.ypct.com.au Kadina Lions home of new District Governor

KADINA Lions Club member John Barnes has been appointed the new District Governor for Lions District 201 C1. The district covers 57 clubs and most of the state, from as far away as Port Lincoln, spreading into metro areas, and up to Coober Pedy. “John’s motto for the upcoming year is Integrity Fidelity and Service, which ties in with the international theme of the year Kindness from the Heart,” a Kadina club spokesperson said. “It is also pleasing to note another three of our members are also on the District Cabinet, namely Aaron Phillips, Carol Barnes and Gerry van Niekerk.” Kadina Lions Club is part of Lions International, the largest service organisation in the world, with 100 per cent of funds raised from the community going back into the community. “As a club we are pleased we have a number of new members and, together with existing members, are working hard on some new and exciting projects. “One of our new projects, called A Lions Helping Paw, was started as a result of some of our members either working with or hosting foster children. “It was often found that children would arrive at a foster home with just the clothes they wear and not much else. “This project provides foster children in our region, when they move to new foster parents, with a comfort pillow, care packs and other goodies. “They then keep the pillow with them wherever they go forward. “We have also been assisted by a local sewing group in Kadina sewing pillows and bags together, they are awesome and we thank them.” The Kadina Lions Club meets at the Wombat Hotel at 6.30pm on the second and fourth Mondays of each month. “We will also be having a regular coffee morning on the first Saturday of the month at Bean Junkie near Cheap as Chips around 10.30am for anyone who want to just chat about what we do without coming to a formal meeting,” the spokesperson said. “In August we will be at the Kadina Show, and in CONGRATULATIONS... New District Governor for Lions District 201 C1 John Barnes (middle) is congratulated by Kadina September at the YP Field Days — pop in and say hi.” Lions Club board members secretary Gerry van Niekerk, PR and director Charmaine Dayman, treasurer David Goold, For more information, contact Gary on 0488 158 312. president Gary Ferrett. My Support Loop opens in Wallaroo

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IT is six years since the SS Clan Ranald’s anchor was unveiled in its new location in Edithburgh’s Edith Street median strip gardens, opposite the town’s museum. The steamship Clan Ranald came to grief near Troubridge Hill, south-west of Edithburgh, on January 31, 1909. Of the 63 crew aboard, 40 lost their lives and were buried in the Edithburgh Cemetery. The wreck site was located in 1962 and divers Peter Mildren, Merv Bryant and Allan Russell did numerous dives on it in the early 1970s. They discovered the anchor some 540 feet (165 metres) from the wreck, later telling nearby landowner Dudley Diprose of their discovery. “Mr Diprose was very interested owing to the history of his forebears helping the sailors who came ashore,” Allan said. “Being a councillor (he) suggested that, with the council having a centenary celebration coming up, it would be a good idea to raise the anchor and place it on the cliff close to where the disaster happened.” The anchor was winched from the seabed on June 27, 1974, cleaned by the Diprose family, and placed on the clifftop with a memorial plaque. In 2001, the anchor was removed from the clifftop and taken to be painstakingly restored over the next 14 years until it was returned and placed opposite the Edithburgh Museum on April 8, 2015, with its official unveiling held June 27, 41 years since its recovery from the sea. Each June 27 since, local piper Ron Watson, dressed in a kilt, plays a bagpipe lament he wrote for those who lost their lives, and a small gather- ing of people attends at the anchor site. The 2021 ceremony was a special occasion for the three divers as this was the first time they were able to be there together. “A special thanks must go to Ron for his gen- CEREMONY... At the unveiling anniversary ceremony are Peter Mildren, Allan Russell and Merv Bryant, the divers who found the erosity towards this ceremony,” Allan said. anchor in the early-mid 1970s. FRASER We’ll look after it as ELLIS MP

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30 Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 FOOD FOR THOUGHT A great feed guaranteed YORKE PENINSULA at the Yorke Valley Hotel

HE Yorke Valley Hotel at Maitland knows the winning formula Tfor a pub feed — keep it local, keep it fresh, and make it big. From gigantic schnitzels and T-bones to rumps that can’t even really fit in the takeaway containers, you know you’re going to get value for money and leave with a full stomach at the Yorke Valley. The hotel’s much-loved menu is also packed with variety. Vegan and vegetarian customers can enjoy meatballs in house- made sauce or even chicken schnitzels, which some argue taste better than the real deal, all 100 per cent plant based. There are gluten-free options, and if you have any other dietary requirements meals can be adjusted to suit your needs, so everyone can enjoy the delicious food on offer. Need something to wash that down? The Yorke Valley has a wide range of ice-cold tap beers but that’s just the start. The fridges boast about 30 different craft beers including from Watsacowie, and bar staff are happy to provide mix-and-match six packs if you want to try a range of new brews. A huge selection of gins, including from Sunny Hill Distillery, and one of the biggest stocks of red and white wines you’ll find on the peninsula, are also popular. COVID-19 lockdown presented new challenges, and Yorke Valley Hotel took them on with great success. Staff continued operating the drive-through bottle-o, where they also served takeaway meals plus heat ‘n’ go “Covid menu” meals made fresh daily. These included sweet and sour pork, satay chicken and beef, lasagne, fettucine carbonara, pizza and garlic bread deals and more, and proved immensely popular with locals and those from further afield. Whether in house or takeaway, the Yorke Valley Hotel supports local as much as possible, including using cuts from Kadina Gourmet Meats. “We are big advocates for shopping local,” owners Darren and Renee Banks said. “We sponsor sporting clubs in Maitland and beyond, including Port Victoria, Arthurton and Ardrossan, and they support us fantastically too.” For more information, check out Yorke Valley Hotel on DELICIOUS FOOD AND DRINK... Publican Darren Banks welcomes you to the Yorke Valley Hotel, which boasts a huge Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat. range of popular and craft beers, wines and spirits, and meals guaranteed to leave you satisfied. Bookings are essential, so call today on 8832 2422.

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 31 EDUCATION | 32 www.ypct.com.au Community invited to help KMS garden

KADINA Memorial School is seek- from SOS Copper Coast, a memori- Kadina and Minlaton ing help to progress its community al dedicated to armed service men garden. and women with mental illness, KMS is seeking donations of... The school partnered with SOS guidance on the native bush tucker Diabetic Copper Coast Suicide Prevention area from a Nharangga Elder, and l Limestone rock to complete a l Hardy plants for the sensory retinopathy and Network for its Sowing the Seeds of car tyres from Beaurepaires, retaining wall and garden garden and to line the Resilience project, before receiving Kadina. edging boundary fencing pregnancy $50,000 through the state govern- School principal Alistair l Bright and colourful tiles for a l Garden tools, such as small ment’s Healthy Towns Challenge Williams said the site was previous- wall feature in the sensory hand trowels, weeding tools or Diabetic retinopathy (DR) is the leading late last year. ly unusable due to weed overgrowth garden watering cans cause of vision loss in people aged 20 to 64, Copper Coast Council complet- and rubbish. l Lawn, turf or seed to plant in l Individuals or groups who and pregnancy is a risk factor for its ed groundworks and paved “Council initially tidied the area, the seating area would like to adopt a garden progression. wheelchair-accessible pathways for providing a blank canvas to build a l Local artwork to display project Diabetes affects 9.9 per cent of pregnancies the site, while students created gar- purposeful outdoor learning envi- in Australia (8.9 per cent gestational [GDM] and den beds, installed irrigation and ronment and a place we could share one per cent pre-existing). GDM resolves after built a boundary fence recently. with our community,” Mr Williams ing this to our community we are students extending their sustain- giving birth. The area is almost ready for said. taking a more holistic approach to ability studies. Poor glycaemic control, duration of disease, planting, so the school has reached “Research shows time spent out- long-term health.” To donate items, or express inter- severity of pre-existing DR and high blood out for community input, item doors in a green space, as well as The garden has also provided an est in helping with Kadina accelerate DR’s progression during pregnancy. donations, or assistance to build a volunteering and contributing to a outdoor classroom for Certificate II Memorial School’s community gar- Screening for DR is recommended in all sensory and native bush tucker gar- joint project, is beneficial emotion- Building and Construction students den, contact the school on 8821 patients with diabetes but is even more vital in den, as well as seating. ally and physically. working on assessment tasks, 0100 or project coordinator those who are planning to become, or already It has already received contribu- “As a school, student wellbeing is including to create projects for dis- Meagan Daniel via meagan. are, pregnant; the increased risk of DR tions including $1000 for seating a priority and we believe by extend- engaged youths, as well as younger [email protected]. progression persists for six to 12 months after delivery. DR management has changed dramatically over the past 20 years but continues to be a challenge, especially in pregnancy, due to various reasons, including potential for rapid progression and treatment effects on foetuses. GDM patients are generally at minimal risk due of DR to GDM’s transient nature. However, a proportion of patients diagnosed with GDM may have undetected pre-existing diabetes, and this subgroup is at risk of DR during pregnancy. Also, patients with GDM are at higher risk of developing diabetes later in life and studies have shown GDM is associated with increased chance of DR in the long term. These patients should follow up closely with their GP to monitor for diabetes onset. Source: mivision.com.au

Women living with diabetes have particular challenges during pregnancy, delivery and in the ensuing months and years.

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32 Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 Sport Indigenous Round on YP Fin Hansen Nharangga Aboriginal Progress Senior football sides could still said. JOURNALIST Association planned to hold a smok- wear Indigenous guernseys, and net- “I thought (the Indigenous Round) ing ceremony, have guest speakers, ballers may also pull on Indigenous would be great for us to do given the Crows guernsey The CMS Crows and Central print a special edition of the Budget, bibs, both depending on a decision importance of Indigenous culture, Yorke Cougars have had to signifi- run information stalls, offer bush later this week. and a great opportunity to bring that cantly adjust the Yorke Peninsula tucker, and feature contributions Crows football committee mem- within our club and wider com - design Football League and Netball from AFL legends with Nharangga ber and A grade player Troy munity. Association’s first Indigenous Round heritage. Goldsworthy said it was disappoint- “We have had some very talented due to COVID-19 restrictions. Now none of that will proceed. ing being forced to cancel the events Indigenous players throughout our Crowds will be discouraged, It had also been arranged for the considering the work involved to 28-year history including premier- meaning the inaugural event at winning A grade football and netball organise the occasion. ship players and our most recent Mail Minlaton won’t include any of its teams to take home Nharangga Cups, “There has been plenty of build up, Medallist Derick Wanganeen. scheduled activities aside from possi- while the best players would have so we’re hoping to still wear the “We really hope the YPFL (cele- bly featuring Indigenous Round received the Michael Wanganeen and guernseys to show we’re committed brates) the round on an annual basis guernseys this Saturday, August 7. Ella Varcoe Medals. and want to raise the awareness (of and all clubs get involved in season Previously, CMS Crows and Both activities are now unlikely. Nharangga culture),” Goldsworthy 2022 and beyond.”

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CENTRAL Yorke Cougars’ Indigenous guernseys were designed by local South PROUD HERITAGE... CMS Crows Australian Aboriginal Secondary Training footballer and Nharangga and Wirangu Academy students Meg Lock and Akiesha man Ethan Dortmundt-Sansbury is Young. hoping to don a special Indigenous The back of the guernsey, designed by Round guernsey against Central Yorke Lock, displays parts of the Raukkan flag which she said is a big part of her family’s Indigenous Cougars on Saturday, August 7. history. THE CMS Crows’ Indigenous guernsey has been “Still to this day, our family owns blocks of designed by 16-year-old Nharangga young man land (in Raukkan) and I’m proud to say my Cheylen Wanganeen, of Moonta. grandpa William McHuges built the church at Wanganeen’s design description said the Raukkan,” Lock’s description read. guernsey was to celebrate the garrdi (emu), “The other essential object is the water FRESH LOOK... Looking forward to hopefully pulling on Indigenous guernseys which is significant to the Windara dhura flowing through the whole art piece. this weekend are Central Yorke Cougars Will Baker, Henry Hollams, Luke (people) of the eastern side of Nharangga “The water represents the Murray River as Trenorden, Jake Hyland, Corey Graham and Jon Dutschke. Banggara (Country). my family comes from that way. “Curramulka, Minlaton and Stansbury are “This design demonstrates the theme ‘true represented by tree circles,” the description read. history’.” description read. Aboriginal cultural food source my people “The footprints represent the garrdi travelling Young said she designed the front of the “The kangaroo tracks represent moving have been eating for years. between waterholes at Garrdimalga guernsey based on her Pitjantjatjara and forward as they cannot move backwards, “The campsites represent Aboriginal people (Curramulka) and Minlagawi (Minlaton). Ngarrindjeri heritage. therefore looking towards the future instead sharing stories to non-Indigenous people as a “The flecks signify connection to the earth, “For my art piece I chose honey ants to of the past. way of educating and ultimately moving and the dots the passage of Nharangga dhura represent the Pitjantjatjara culture,” Young’s “The witchetty grubs represent an forward.” through time.”

From page 1 “We want competitions to get back up will both adjust crowd restrictions, play. and running, but we need to limit the pending the outcome of discussions At a YPFL committee meeting on Sport After South Australia’s seven-day level of activity we see around (sporting) between the SANFL and SA Health. Saturday, it was decided the eight teams COVID-19 lockdown, training returned events,” Mr Stevens said. supposed to play on Saturday, July 31, across the Yorke Peninsula from last Since the announcement, the SANFL Draw for lockdown- would be awarded draws and one pre- Wednesday, July 28. has been working to have increased miership point for the second straight allowed Competitive matches will be permitted crowd numbers allowed in regional cancelled games week. from midnight Wednesday, but Police areas, according to football operations YPNA has also confirmed draws for Commissioner Grant Stevens said spec- manager for central zone Simon Purdue. Last fortnight’s hiatus has impacted each match across rounds 13 and 14. tators would be limited to people super- The Yorke Peninsula Football League competitions, including the YPFL which Bute and Wallaroo had one scheduled to return vising their children or volunteering. and Yorke Peninsula Netball Association now has just four minor rounds left to bye each during the fortnight.

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Another setback some of the club’s youngsters to show they are going “The Injury Sub” REPORT BY to be part of the next great Wallaroo A grade side. At the final siren... Kadina by three goals. Again, I have to just hope sport goes ahead this Ardrossan v Paskeville weekend, although clubs could yet vote to abandon The Roos have been disappointing on the park, for Lachie another round. never quite getting a full team together and never As of the time of writing, this is still up in the air. quite showing enough depth. But their top-line tal- Sport competition is allowed again but the govern- ent is as good as any team going around, which ment has said spectators should only go if they are makes them a danger to any side trying to secure a helping out, not just for the pleasure of watching. place in the finals. Paskeville is in a precarious posi- Jones If the league decides that is good enough we will tion having lost a few players throughout the sea- proceed, but clubs could face financial losses. son. Could the Magpies be in trouble at Ardrossan, I hope this round can happen because it is mas- where they have had their struggles in past seasons? sively important. At the final siren... Ardrossan by a point. We have the first Indigenous round, featuring a CMS Crows v CY Cougars match between the CMS Crows and CY Cougars. I’d say this is the game to watch, but you’re not Players will wear special guernseys although other allowed to watch unless the rules change again planned events may be affected by the restrictions. before Saturday. Even if all of the ceremonies and There is also supposed to be a night game other events planned have to wait until next year, between Kadina and Wallaroo. The idea there this will still be a historic match for our league. The would be to utilise the new Kadina oval lights for a CY Cougars go in as significant underdogs but they better atmosphere and bigger crowd. Instead, it need the win more as they make one last attempt at would now just be a tiny crowd and at a greater entering the top four. Both these clubs have a proud expense. history with Aboriginal players and will undoubt- Again, I’ll do my job, lodge my tips, and keep my edly give their all. fingers crossed. If the round is cancelled before the At the final siren... CMS Crows by seven goals. paper comes out, there will again be a note saying to Moonta v Bute ignore these tips on page 2 (which is printed after Bute is clinging onto a finals spot and its biggest the sport). challenger, the Southern Eagles, has a bye. The Kadina v Wallaroo Roosters could get up here, but even if they don’t The Bloods will sense blood in the water, and try percentage will play a huge factor on the run home. to get another win on the board. Kadina has had a Moonta’s midseason addition of Jack Cooper, who season to remember with a one-point win and two has kicked 24 goals in his five games, has put it in draws. Well, technically, four draws if you count the prime position for the flag. Tyler Andrews is having two games that were missed. Wallaroo has lost another fantastic year and could be on track for his every game and needs to focus on player develop- second consecutive Mail Medal. Bute will have ment ahead of an important offseason. Of the locals plans in place to nullify both but at home the Dees who have stood tall for the Doggies, several are in should be too strong. their late-20s and early-30s. Now is the time for At the final siren... Moonta by four goals.

INJURY WOES... Former Bute junior and now Port Adelaide young gun Lachie Jones has had a fourth injury setback in his debut season and second ankle Hopefully we’re back on the court syndesmosis injury. Jones is expected to miss four to five weeks, meaning he could return for Port’s finals campaign. “Straight Shooter” four and this will be the game the game of the round with Cougars Fin Hansen “To do my second ankle in my first game back REPORT BY Bloods look to improve their per- sitting on top of the ladder and REPORT BY from a hamstring injury was pretty flattening having centage. The game should play Crows in third — it could be any- missed so many games this year,” Jones said. We have had two weeks off in a out in Kadina’s favour, but I’m one’s game. I think the Cougars “Dealing with the injuries hasn’t been easy, but row and I think we were all start- sure Wallaroo will put up a good will be keen to get a win off the Bute product turned Port Adelaide defender (it’s helped me) understand the step up to the elite ing to feel a little lost without net- fight. Crows before heading into the Lachie Jones has had yet another injury setback in level and how important preparation and week-to- ball on a Saturday. At the final whistle... Kadina by finals series to make it an even his debut AFL season. week recovery is — it’s all part of the process. It was nice to be able to train 45 goals. playing field. Either way it will be A hamstring strain kept Jones from making his “Having the facilities to rehabilitate and support again last week but it just wasn’t Ardrossan v Paskeville close. AFL debut until round 4, before he picked up an from players, coaches and staff has been huge.” the same as the real thing, so I am Ardrossan has come into form, At the final whistle... CY ankle syndesmosis injury in just his second game, After the first six games of his career, five of which sure everyone is excited to hit the particularly in the second half of Cougars by two goals. with surgery sidelining him for four weeks. were wins, Jones said reassurance from his coaches court this weekend. the season, and after two weeks Moonta v Bute He then averaged 12 disposals and four marks to learn how Port Adelaide plays has been key. Crowds are being discouraged off I think the Roos will be itching This game should be pretty across four outings between rounds 10 and 14, prior “(Coaches) have reassured me to play to my to keep everyone safe. to get back onto the court with straightforward for Moonta, cur- to another hamstring injury in a win against Gold strengths — size, speed and contested footy,” he said. This short hiatus and lack of their sights on finals. They won rently in second spot. In fact, the Coast. “The defensive group has been instrumental in crowds might even affect some of easily against Pasky last time and I Dees will be using this game to The 19 year old seemed set to make a senior getting me up to speed with the game, including the teams’ performances, who think they’ll be able to do it again boost their percentage and keep return at the back end of this season, but managed skipper Tom Jonas and Hamish Hartlett.” knows? and remain in the top four. the Crows down in third. The gap another ankle syndesmosis injury, this time in his Due to his injury and COVID-19 restrictions, It will be interesting to find out. At the final whistle... Ardrossan was about 20 goals when these opposite foot, during a VFL hit out topped up by Jones was stranded in a Melbourne hotel room for Kadina v Wallaroo by 25 goals. teams played each other in round Port Adelaide Magpie players. two weeks up until Sunday, August 1. Kadina has home-court advan- CMS Crows v CY Cougars one and, despite Bute’s improve- Jones is expected to miss another four or five “I’ve been hammering the Netflix/PlayStation tage and playing indoors can be a The game was extremely close ment, I think Moonta can extend weeks after a second surgery, but said he is opti- combo, playing a fair bit of Call of Duty as well as big adjustment for every other last time these teams met, with the that lead even more. mistic about returning just in time for finals. Farming Simulator,” he said. team who plays outside. Kadina Crows claiming the win by just six At the final whistle... Moonta by currently just sits outside the top goals. This will 100 per cent be the 30 goals. GET A CHANCE TO WIN! 1 of 4 $500 Visa Gift Cards

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34 Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 SPORT | 35 www.ypct.com.au ON AN ELEVATED STAGE Peter Argent Poulter played his third game at this 11 to allow for the SANFL grand REPORT BY level in the round 16 clash of the final to be played on the October extended VFL competition, which is long weekend, a week after the AFL AFL effectively an AFL reserves competi- grand final. tion running up the east coast of the He said this would be the first In what proved to be the match of country. time the grand final was played on the round, Sydney Swans defeated Collingwood started strongly, the long weekend since 2013, when Essendon Bombers in a key game scoring all the four goals in the it was the finale at Football Park, for both clubs on Sunday. opening term, but faded to lose to West Lakes, before moving to Swans are still within striking dis- the Box Hill Hawks, 9.6 (60) to Adelaide Oval the following year. tance of a top-four berth after the 18.15 (123) at Olympic Park Oval on “For many years, the October seven-point victory in a classic the edge of Melbourne’s CBD. long weekend was a really successful shoot-out at a crowd-less MCG. Now deep into his first season in tradition for the SANFL grand final The game was another epic Collingwood’s black and white, so both the league and clubs agreed between these combatants, which Poulter had one of his quietest this was the most favourable date to have built a wonderful recent rivalry. games for the year, finishing with 10 conclude what has been another Swans held on, despite the disposals (six kicks and four hand- unprecedented season due to the Bombers’ two late goals, to win 17.7 balls), a mark and three tackles, COVID pandemic,” Mr Chandler (109) to 16.6 (102). playing across half back. said. George Hewett started the game Interestingly, three round 16 The revised fixture sees a consoli- on a wing and produced a typically games at this level didn’t get played dation of the split round originally solid and clinical performance to on the weekend — Gold Coast ver- scheduled for the next two week- finish with 22 disposals (10 kicks, 12 sus Southport Sharks, Aspley ends and a reshuffling of the round handballs) four marks, three clear- Hornets v Essendon and Brisbane v postponed during lockdown (previ- ances and a tackle. Sydney. ously round 16) now to be played at As the AFL scrambles to get the SANFL the conclusion of the minor round regular season completed, Sydney is (round 19) to ensure a full season is fifth, a win and percentage behind An updated fixture for the completed. Port Adelaide. remainder of the 2021 campaign The SANFL under 18s program In the last game of a super Sunday was released by the SANFL last will endeavour to complete its last CLUB MILESTONE... Kadina’s Chris Flavel and Wallaroo’s Matt Hallandel will duel this of football for the armchair experts, week. week, the first time since the teams drew in the round 6 Kernewek Cup match earlier four minor rounds in August, play with five games completed in an The plan is for the season to be the semifinals in the first week of this season. The contest will be Kadina’s first opportunity to show off its 150 lux afternoon, Port Adelaide gave its extended by two weeks and the September and the grand final on floodlights – but only if crowds are permitted. top-four hopes a huge boost by run- grand final at Adelaide Oval the weekend of Saturday, September ning away in the last quarter to win rescheduled to the long weekend on 18. by 27 points against Greater Sunday, October 3. Western Sydney at Docklands. The season will resume with a Netball This was after Port led by eight revised round 16 on Saturday, The round 13 fixtures of the 2021 points at halftime and seven going August 7, in line with the state gov- Super Netball season are expected to Bloods set to host into the final stanza. ernment directions, after a two- continue this week. Boyd Woodcock watched the week postponement due to South West Coast Fever is scheduled to entire game from the boundary, Australia’s recent COVID outbreak. play Collingwood in Brisbane being the unused medical sub. SANFL CEO Darren Chandler tonight (Tuesday, August 3), while VFL explained the commencement of Sarah Klau and the Sydney Swifts’ the four-week finals series at next fixture is the following evening Dogs under lights After two VFL games at the start Adelaide Oval had been pushed against Adelaide Thunderbirds at of the season, Ardrossan’s Caleb back to the weekend of September the same venue. Kadina plans to host Wallaroo After the club secured a Saturday night. under its newly installed flood- $172,000 state government grant President Nick Bruce said it lights in round 15 of the Yorke and an upfront six-year sponsor- would be great to finally show off Peninsula Football League on ship payment from Be A Sport the new lights. Saturday, August 7 – but only if Wholesale’s Kent Newbery, con- “Everyone I’ve spoken to so far crowds are allowed. tractor Baden Napier Electrical is happy with the lights — they’re Introducing The fixture for now will begin completed the lighting project in a great addition for not only the with junior colts at 1.30pm, before March. club, but the whole community.” senior colts at 2.50pm, B grade at Kadina has trained using the Kadina’s clubrooms and can- House of the Month 4.25pm and A grade at 6.10pm. 75 lux brightness option this sea- teen will both be open in the However, if crowds are still not son, but will power the lights to afternoon for food and beverages permitted by then, games will their maximum 150 lux – SANFL under the current COVID revert to the usual start times. night football standard – on restrictions.

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went to Lynton Wakefield 96.06 CARDS and in FS to John Shobbrook Bridge teams: There was no 119.09. Handicap points: three face-to-face bridge played at points to John Shobbrook 100% Wallaroo last week. Instead we 120.09 and sharing 1.5 points each YP Harness Racing Club news played online teams on the Bill Gillis 98% 118.05 and Chris Stepbridge platform. Results in the Tucker 98% 118.05. Possibles: one first match were 56-48 where Ray each to John Shobbrook 60.06 and Jones and Colin Cook with Sally Lynton Wakefield 60.07. This Michael and Lyn Forby had a week we will start the morning small victory over Michael Gregg with our usual two and 15 Edwin and Tony Ward with Dot Slattery Zacher Memorial Trophy from and Wendy Venning. The second 1000 yards then, after a barbecue match had Janet Lawry and Helen lunch, will be the second round of Bulis with Cherie Woolven and the Fraser Ellis Trophy from 900 Jennie Koch had a good win over yards. Scores: John Shobbrook FS Bob Delsar and Yvonne Dowding 59.03, 60.06, 119.09, 1, 120.09; Bill with Gerri James and Lynette Gillis FS 58.01, 59.04, 117.05, 1, Sawtell. Ray Jones 118.05; Chris Tucker FS 58.04, 54.01, 112.05, 6, 118.05; Barry GOLF Tucker FS 44.00, 56.03, 100.03, 6, Yorketown Saturday: Even 106.03; Chris Bavistock FS 55.00, though no competition was rained out; Lynton Wakefield TR allowed, 12 brave souls turned out 48.02, 48.04, 96.06,0, 96.06; for a hit on July 31. The conditions Lynton Wakefield FO 60.07, were wet and wet. Two completed rained out. “Dodgey” 18 holes, three completed nine and the rest enjoyed the 19th hole Wallaroo Rifle Club: Gentle con- after only playing a few. This week, ditions prevailed as the first stage pending restrictions, will be the of the Captain’s Trophy was shot at last club championships qualifying 500 metres on Saturday, July 31. round, last chance to make the cut. Range officer and COVID mar- The semifinals will be on the next shal Jeff Dayman spoke to the Saturday. All welcome for an members before the competition enjoyable round. TFM highlighting the new restrictions put in place during the week. With SHOOTING formalities out of the way, shoot- Maitland Rifle Club: The forecast ing started with two possibles in rain held off long enough for six target rifle scored by Michael and intrepid members to make a start Andrew Dayman, and three in F for the first stage of the Fraser Ellis class, a brilliant double by Alan Trophy on Saturday, July 31. Five Murray and Dennis Cox with his got two full rounds on the score new FO rifle scoring his first on pad but one competitor missed out this range. Top off-rifle for TR was completing his card when the Michael Dayman 99.7, Michael inevitable heavy rain started and also took out the handicap. Alan set in for the afternoon, while Murray’s 120.10 for F open won another also missed out on his sec- him off-rifle and handicap winner Weeroona Boy brought a ond round in an additional disci- for F class. Keven Hadden came smile to punters, trainer Tyson pline. John Shobbrook’s first round sailing in for off-rifle honours in F Linke and driver Tiana 59.03 in FS was best followed by standard. Scores, target rifle: M McMahon, who notched up her Chris Tucker 58.04 and Bill Gillis Dayman 49.3, 50.4, 99.7, 3, 100.7 90th win, and Weeroona Boy’s close on 58.01. Lynton Wakefield (33.3%); A Dayman 46.4, 50.3, fifth, in race one at Globe Derby shooting TR on his lonesome post- 96.7, 6, 100.7 (66.6%); J Dayman on July 19. ed 48.02 then another 48.04. 48.4, 48.2, 96.6, 5, 100.6 (80%). F The chestnut gelding led Lets Meanwhile FS leader John open: A Murray 60.4, 60.6, 120.10, Get Shorty over the line in the Shobbrook went one better in his 0, 120.10 (0%); D Cox 59.3, 60.6, Angle Vale Hardware and second round with a great 60.06 119.9, 15, 120.9 (6.66%); J Zappia Fodder Pace by a head. and Bill Gillis also improved with 58.3, 59.4, 117.7, 4, 120.7 (75%); S Owner Malcolm Meyers was a nice 59.04. In the only single Tsiknis 55.3, 51.0, 106.3, 4, 110.3. F equally as happy. GLOBE DERBY... Tiana McMahon after her winning drive with Weeroona Boy at round of additional discipline, standard: K. Hadden 57.0, 56.4, Report and photos: Globe Derby on July 19. Inset: Weeroona Boy leads Lets Get Shorty over the line by Lynton Wakefield scored a very 113.4, 10, 120.4 (80%). This week Walter Bulyga a head. handy 60.07 using one of his FO is the second and final stage of the rifles. Top off-rifle honours in TR Captain’s Trophy at 300 yards. JD

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 39 xtra Proudly sponsored by: Farmingwww.farmingextra.com.au Search for next Ag Town of the Year Sonny Coombs “While tourism is a growing industry in JOURNALIST our region, agriculture remains the backbone of our local economy,” Mr Braund SOUTH Australia is on the search for its said. next Ag Town of the Year, with nominations “It not only supports many farming fam- closing this Friday, August 6. ilies and workers, but also the industries The award recognises towns excelling in and professionals like agronomists that sup- agriculture and the flow-on effect this has. port our farmers. In 2020, six Yorke Peninsula towns were “Many of the businesses, schools, sport- in the running — Kadina, Maitland, ing clubs and community groups enjoy the Moonta, Port Broughton, Wallaroo and benefits of our agriculture industry.” Yorketown. G.&J. East dealer principal Colin Adams Minister for Primary Industries and said the business employs 24 people includ- Regional Development David Basham ing three apprentices, a direct result of being encouraged communities to get involved part of an agricultural town. and nominate their town. “Being part of an agricultural community “Our Ag Town of the Year Award is great because it creates job opportunities acknowledges the vital role agriculture for local people as well as attracting people plays in the regional landscape being the to the town,” Mr Adams said. backbone of most regional communities,” “This also means families are living in the Mr Basham said. area, which means school numbers are “This award celebrates the key role of pri- boosted, and they are shopping in the town mary industries to our state, including field which is great for the economy. crops, horticulture, meat and livestock, “Farming-related businesses are able to dairy, grape and wine, forestry, plus fish- sponsor local sporting and community eries and aquaculture. clubs. “However, the focus of this award is not “Not only that but our staff members are limited to farmers, but also highlights the involved in a range of sports and communi- wider community that supports them.” ty clubs which greatly benefits the commu- Yorke Peninsula Council mayor Darren nity as a whole.” NOMINATE... G.&J. East dealer principal Colin Adams, with apprentice Brandon Rudge, Braund encouraged people to nominate Ag Town of the Year nominations can be encourages people to nominate for the Ag Town of the Year competition. their town. made at www.agtown.com.au.

Councils call for fairer road funding WAKEFIELD Regional Council est percentage in the nation.” Braund. “That is the poorest allocation in has gained national support for In March, council submitted a “It was a fantastic outcome that the country and clearly there is fairer road funding distribution. motion to the National General would lend more strength to something flawed and inequitable Mayor Rodney Reid said Assembly of Local Government. Wakefield’s efforts to advocate for with the equation,” Mr Reid said. regional councils with large road It called on the federal govern- fairer road funding,” Mr Reid said. “Our community tells us time networks but smaller populations ment to “work with state/territory “The national principles are and time again it wants council to SPRAYING & SPREADING were severely disadvantaged when Local Govern ment Grants Com - essentially designed to ensure deliver better roads — and we’re it came to accessing road funding. missions across Australia to ensure councils that need to spend more trying, with plans to invest $45 mil- SPECIALISING IN CONTRACT: “Roads in our regions are vital the allocation of federal road fund- to provide services such as roads, lion over the next 10 years in ✓ BROADACRE SPRAYING ✓ MUCK SPREADING (CHICKEN, PIG, COW) for agriculture and for the eco- ing is distributed to local councils but have a limited rate base, should renewing our network. ✓ WHEEL TRACK RENOVATOR HIRE nomic wellbeing of the state,” he in accordance with the national receive relatively more grant “But more grant funding is ✓ FENCE-LINE SPRAYING said. principles” of road funding. money.” needed and a more even funding “Yet regional roads in South The motion was carried unani- SA’s average grant allocation for playing field would allow us to Contact Ben for your spraying Australia receive only 16 per cent mously after being moved by Mr each kilometre of road has been invest more into our assets and of the funding secured by Reid and seconded by Yorke $1804 for urban councils and $285 reduce the burden on our ratepay- and spreading requirements metropolitan councils — the low- Peninsula Council mayor Darren for rural councils. ers.” 0428 351 316

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40 Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 Yorke Peninsula Country Times Trades&Services WHEN YOU NEED HELP CALL YOUR LOCAL EXPERT AIR CONDITIONING COURIER HANDYMAN PAVING/ ROOFING, VERANDAHS TILING RETAINING WALLS & CARPORTS Kadina Calley Services Prompt and reliable courier service Mal’s J.R. Tiling Retravision daily to all of Yorke Peninsula and Rob Taylor Complete bathroom renovations; surrounds, Adelaide and locally. Handyman Roofing, gutters, repairs and Provides professional advice, all floor and wall tiling. maintenance. Carports and BLD 163061. supply and installation. Email [email protected] Services verandahs, pergolas and sheds, Extensive range of leading brands Phone Brett 0418 802 970 General home maintenance. General AUSTRALIAN PAVING external cladding. Bld 36375. John 0412 974 610 of air conditioners at competitive garden maintenance. No job too small. CENTRE KADINA 0412 755 761 prices. We service what we sell. Moonta, Port Hughes, Kadina and Lic No BL 237422, AU00446 Wallaroo areas. Free quotes. **SERVICING ALL AREAS** ELECTRICIAN Driveways – Patio and Alfresco TREE CARE Phone 8821 1322 Phone Mal 0409 452 222 Retaining Walls – Garden Walls SALT DAMP/STONE Pools – Local tradies & PLASTER WORK ALPACA SHEARER Electrical NRG HOME IMPROVEMENT Phone 8821 2077 Solutions Rock Solid All electrical work performed. Prompt, PEST CONTROL reliable and cost effective. Copper Renovations Alpaca Shearing Coast and surrounds. No job too small. K Kiel Building Specialising in large tree Roofing, doors, decks, ceilings, floors, Chemical treatments, stone/brick Alpaca shearer available Free quote. ECL201856 replac ement, interior/exterior pruning and removals with tight demolition, renovations, fencing. For a access. Chimney sweeping. Call 0407 233 525 complete professional carpentry and plasterwork, underpin Phone 0429 842 388 / MN foundations, large crack repairs. TV tower removals. Fully building service. Insurance quotes insured and qualified arborist. welcome. Lic Bld 203942. PEST MANAGEMENT 25 years’ experience. Servicing all of YP. Lic 149004. Phone 0413 000 186 John 0438 163 037 Licensed, qualified, highly ALL TIMBER & trained technicians. Specialising Jamie Flink 0412 699 810 CARPENTRY in termite inspections/ treatments. Rodents, general PGE302125 LAWN MOWING insects, cockroaches, ants, fleas SALT DAMP Peninsula Tree and more. Covering all areas and Stump TC Constructions Residential work including new work, Phone 8825 1372 Clarky’s Lawn Prompt reliable professional service. BLD 7409. Timber windows, doors, renovations, maintenance, emergency [email protected] A. & R. Trim or complete removal of trees and decking, handrails, cladding, floors, breakdown repairs, sheds and LED stumps. Bark chips available. Insured. ceilings. New gutters, roof repairs, lighting. Servicing the Copper Cuts and Free quote. Coast and surrounds. Masonry pergolas, renovations Maintenance PLUMBING & Salt damp removal and replacement Gavin Watters 0409 532 398 Trevor Lorraine 0417 833 584 Call Darren 0448 137 104 Lawns cut and edged, shrub pruning, GAS FITTING brick/stone. Liquid injection. Over 40 Henry Watters 0447 792 265 Copper Coast area [email protected] weed spraying, garden clean-ups, years’ experience. Repointing and rubbish removal, gutter cleaning. plastering. Specialising SYP area. Free quotes. BLD GL53885. TYRE SERVICES ANTENNAS EQUIPMENT HIRE Phone Darren 0402 711 162 Port Vincent Phone 0419 806 369 Plumbing & Gas LINE MARKING Servicing central and southern STORAGE Moonta Fuel Russack’s YP Hire Yorke Peninsula. New homes, general Scissor lifts, hand tools, garden plumbing, gas fitting, poly tank repairs. and Tyres Plus equipment, generators, building PGE 150820. Wide range quality brand name TV Antennas machinery, log splitter, chainsaws David White 0417 818 442 Kadina tyres/batteries at excellent prices Provides the highest quality service and more in antenna installations and repairs, Line marking, line removal, Ring Fred 8825 2449 new TV outlets, FM and digital radio Phone 0427 090 177 bollards and traffic signs. Self Storage Muddy Lane, Moonta PLUMBING Loctite individual self-contained units, antennas and mounting of TVs Over 30 years’ experience. various sizes. Purpose built, designed Phone Michael 0438 634 363 [email protected] for your storage needs. Fully secure. WATER CARTING www.a1linemarking.com.au FENCING Call 0418 859 002 Mark 0417 884 095 Bennett & Co. www.storagekadina.com.au BLINDS Industries YP Water MARINE Plumbers, Moonta. Servicing Rowe Fencing surrounding areas. New homes, all Wallaroo Carting Specialising in rural, hard rock drilling, general plumbing, hot water SA WATER ACCREDITED – SA HEALTH APPROVED domestic and chainmesh fencing. replacements, blocked drains, Self Storage • Bulk Drinking Water Suppliers Temporary fencing, supply and Can Do Marine stormwater. Bld 164656. Individual self-contained sheds • 10,000L - 20,000L trucks installation. Free quotes. BLD 223301 Servicing outboard and inboard motors. • Servicing Yorke Peninsula For all your inside and outside blinds Contact Don 0428 859 439 33’ x 12’ x 14’, 30’ x 12’ x 12’, 20’ x 10’ x 10’. Email [email protected] Repowering using Volvo Penta or Yard spaces available especially for ABN 44 132 577 587 and roller shutters – new and repairs. Tohatsu outboards. Angus 0428 859 491 Michael 0438 980 785 caravans at discount prices. Contact us today 0455 125 347 Covering Copper Coast and Andrew 0429 642 221 Accessories, slipping, antifouling, Yorke Peninsula storage, boat code, surveying. Daryl mobile 0438 807 864 [email protected] Phone 0417 862 119 Copper Coast Marine Centre. Copper Coast GARAGE DOORS Phone 8823 3025 ROLLER DOORS www.candomarine.com.au Plumbing BLINDS & CURTAINS PANEL LIFT DOORS PAINTER Service For all your general plumbing and maintenance needs. PGE 160075. Carpet Court Copper Coast For enquiries call Awnings – Outdoor – Ziptraks Quality painter Matt or Peter on 0411 703 268 Trades& Roller shutters Garage Doors www.coppercoastplumbing.com Indoor blinds, plantation shutters and Supply, installation and service of all Interior/exterior curtains. Freemeasure and quote. types of garage doors and remote Residential and commercial. Locally controls. Over 20 years’ experience. owned business. Prompt friendly PROPERTY Kadina 8821 2775 Bld 56994. service, we take pride in our work. Services Port Pirie 0419 567 923 MAINTENANCE Call 0431 689 577 Call Anthony Hage. Bld 258140. Phone 0408 252 831 WHEN YOU NEED HELP CARAVAN & CAMPING GUTTER & RAINWATER K & R Property TANK CLEANING PAINTING & CALL YOUR LOCAL EXPERT DECORATING Maintenance Earthworks tight access, YP Caravans trenching/hole boring, Have your Trades and Services advert Caravan sales and repairs. YP Gutter and retaining walls, welding, On-site insurance quotes, Inside and Out concrete cutting/drilling, solar of 25 words or less appear in every servicing and repairs. Rainwater Tank panel bird proofing, all facets of Range of new and used caravans. Painting maintenance inside and out. issue of a calendar month and the 0428 377 007 – 8837 7007 Cleaning Quality internal, external work, new, Rod 0414 388 037 [email protected] Gutter cleaning, vacuum clean repaints, feature walls, wallpaper Yorke Peninsula Country Times will rainwater tanks. Minimum water loss. removal, cracks filled, insurance, covering all areas. Over 20 years’ give you one advert that month Peter 0407 791 017 experience. Bld 239998. PUMPS Roy 0420 786 504 HANDYMAN ABSOLUTELY FREE YP Pumps l FOUR‐ISSUE MONTH – YOU PAY FOR THREE P. A. and L. G. l FIVE‐ISSUE MONTH – YOU PAY FOR FOUR Approved insurance repairer. Port Vincent Caravan servicing and repairs, extensive Ernie Della-Torre Wharton New and discount pump Each charged advert is only $30 range of caravan/camping products. Painting, paving, gardening and Point Turton and surrounding areas. sales, repairs and warranty. 30 Hughes St, Wallaroo home maintenance, rubbish removal, Bld 16601. Bld 36653. Service all pumps. [email protected] free quotes. Contact Phil on 0418 818 046 Phone Merv 0449 118 121 t 8821 1155 e [email protected] 8823 3327 | 0410 602 568 Phone Ernie 0414 791 360 for a free quote or 8853 7442

Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 41 Classifieds

Phone: 8821 1155 | Fax: 8821 2044 | Email: [email protected] | Deadlines: Classifieds noon Monday; Community Calendar 5pm Monday

Positions Vacant Positions Vacant Positions Vacant Public Notice

Finance Officer

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Ray White Yorke Peninsula Applications are invited for a motivated and enthusiastic individual to join Council’s Currently seeking an Part-time position for Finance team. PUBLIC NOTICE Real Estate Receptionist an optical dispenser/ This full-time contract role will provide support Alienation of to support our growing team receptionist to Council’s Finance team and undertake This is a fulltime position based in our various day to day tasks such as bank Community Land Kadina oﬃce Customer service, sales and optical reconciliations, journals, data entry etc. experience beneficial but not essential. The Role: While experience is desirable, full training will by Lease You will be involved in all aspects of We are seeking someone bright and bubbly be provided to the successful applicant. The Notice is hereby given, pursuant to our patient care from booking role is initially offered on a 12 month contract, to be the face of the business, welcoming Section 202(2) of the Local Government appointments to using high-tech however, there is the possibility for extension. all clients who walk through the door. Act 1999, and Council’s Public As the ﬁrst point of contact, your equipment, optical dispensing and The role will primarily operate from Council’s Consultation Policy, that subject to the daytoday responsibilities will include advising on frame styling. Maitland office. consideration of public consultation Sales and Property Management support: You will be working to healthcare Part-time and job share arrangements will submissions, the Barunga West Council • Meeting and greeting clients guidelines, giving clear advice/ be considered. has resolved to grant a lease for a period

• Managing calls and correspondence for assistance and provide a great of 42 years over a portion of the land the team experience at every opportunity to our How to apply commonly known as the Port Broughton • Mail, banking, filing patients. You will also perform general Tourist Park of 2 Barker Street, Port • Provide full administration support to office duties. For full details and the process for application Broughton for the purposes of camping, the team please access the Application Kit via caravanning and short-term ti • Must have a customer-first focus www.yorke.sa.gov.au. For more information • Newspaper adver sing accommodation. • Manage social media marketing and enjoy building patient rapport contact Carina Congdon on 08 8832 0000. th The relevant titles are: ffi • Have ability to build strong working Applications close at 5.00pm on Friday 13 • Monitoring and maintaining o ce • A portion of Section 552 Hundred of supplies relationships and have a solid team August 2021. Mundoora defined in Crown Record ffi ti • O ce presenta on ethic Volume 5765 Folio 900 and All applicants must address the selection • Customer surveys • Must be flexible with hours • A portion of Section 503 Hundred of • Maintain office presentation criteria found in the Application Kit to be including Saturday mornings considered for the role. Council is an Equal Mundoora defined in Crown Record • Ad hoc duties • Excellent communication skills with Opportunity Employer, is smoke free and Volume 5765 Folio 897 The Candidate: strong attention to detail committed to a safe and healthy workplace. Details of Council’s proposal on this • Excellent communication skills, both Minimum 22.5 hours a week, but up to Andrew Cameron matter including the affected parcels are written and verbal 38 hours some weeks. With potential Chief Executive Officer – Yorke available until Friday, 27th August, 2021 • Ability to work in a fastpaced to become a full-time position. Peninsula Council via Council’s website environment www.barungawest.sa.gov.au or may be • A friendly and bubbly nature To apply, please forward your résumé viewed at Council’s Main Office located • A cando attitude and cover letter addressing your at 11 Bay Street, Port Broughton during The successful applicant will have the suitability for the role to Professional business hours. opportunity to grow within Ray White and [email protected] Written submissions on the proposal will become an integral part of a flourishing 52 George Street Moonta be accepted until 5pm, Friday, 27 and marketleading company. 8825 2104 August, 2021. To apply please submit a letter of All submissions should be addressed to application along with a current CV to FORD McCARTHY Melissa Bussenschutt at [email protected] the Chief Executive Officer of Barunga West Council, either mailed to PO Box 3, & ASSOCIATES Port Broughton SA 5522 or sent electronically to PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS & [email protected]. We are seeking an experienced REGISTERED TAX AGENTS All submissions will be considered at the salesperson to join our team on a time of Council’s deliberation of a report full-time basis including Saturday on the matter at its 30th August, 2021 special meeting. mornings. Locals looking after locals As a salesperson in our team you will Maree Wauchope CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER be the first point of contact for our ● Individual Tax Returns customers. Your interactions with them from $143 determine if customers make a ● purchase in our store. Accounting and Taxation For Sale Country Living Homes is looking Main duties include but not limited to: Services for Business for a confident • Sales and customer service ● Self-managed Super Fund (immensely important to this role) Administration • Invoicing, administration, pricing Audits and Services Officer and moderate computer skills ● Bookkeeping services required ● • Attention to detail with presentation Preparation of Business To join our positive and Activity Statements professional team on a full-time of floor stock is crucial basis in our Moonta Office • Must be able to move stock and ● Open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm assist with furniture assembly Large working TV The appointee will undertake After hours by appointment • Store cleaning and upkeep antenna for sale with administrative duties as required amplifier and 4G filter and will have strong We are seeking a salesperson who is 6 Ellen Street, Moonta 8825 2080 confident to learn about furniture and communication and broad email: [email protected] Purchaser needs to can work as part of a team, in a great IT skills safely dismantle and business. 19 Warooka Road, Yorketown 8852 1013 email: [email protected] remove from the To apply please email or post your If this sounds like you, apply now to: property at North résumé to [email protected] The Manager Beach. Inspections are or Enfield Furnishers welcome. All offers PO Box 121, Moonta 5558 16 Graves Street considered. by 9th August, 2021 Kadina SA 5554 Contact Gordon Russell Only successful applicants will be Email – [email protected] Classified Notices deadline on (08) 8333 5200 or email contacted Applications close Monday, 9th August noon Monday [email protected] for details

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MAITLAND PORT VINCENT AERO CLUB GOLF CLUB INC. Statewide is hosting an Men’s Open Cinema Air-conditioned Comfort Oz Runways Sunday 8th August DEFENCE PROOF & EXPERIMENTAL PASKEVILLE End Of Information SCREENING NOW ESTABLISHMENT PORT WAKEFIELD: PROGRESS Is CANCELLED due to Season Tutorial these uncertain times LIVE FIRING RANGE WARNING NOTICE ASSOCIATION For all pilots and Buckley’s Chance (PG) Test and evaluation activities involving static firings and/or firings of Sale/ Open aviation participants Bill Nighy, Victoria Hill, naval and artillery weapons are conducted at the Proof and Annual Experimental Establishment Port Wakefield throughout the year. The Day Sunday Milan Burch Proof and Experimental Establishment Port Wakefield is a vital General Sunday 15th August A YEAR after the death of Defence test and evaluation capability that has supported Defence his father, Ridley and his 8th August 1 pm since 1929. Meeting mother Gloria move from These firings may require specific tidal or weather conditions, and 10am-2pm Maitland hangar New York to Western are critical for the safety of current and new Defence capabilities. Wednesday Australian to live with Members of the public may notice noise, vibration, flashes and/or 4th August at our nursery Lunch will be available Ridley’s estranged smoke during the testing. There is no risk to the public outside of the Lot 1866 South Terrace AGM 7.30pm from noon grandfather Spencer. gazetted Defence Practice Areas. Kadina For more info please call Tuesday Ridley becomes lost in For reasons of public safety, there is a permanent exclusion zone Community Centre covering land, sea and air around the Port Wakefield Establishment. Enjoy our garden in COVID Ben on 0427 322 645 10th August the outback and All welcome to attend safe style and enjoy befriends a dingo he calls Buckley. Searching for Specific details on the Port Wakefield Prohibited Area can be 7pm obtained from Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No GN 26, 4 July finding that bargain plant Ridley, Spencer tries to reassure Gloria her son 1990, and is shown on the diagram below. Trespassing in this Area Edithburgh will be okay, all the while trying to come to is strictly prohibited and very dangerous due to the presence of Institute terms with the loss of his only child. unexploded bombs. Any person found within the Prohibited Area or YP FAMILY on Defence land will be subject to prosecution. Space Jam (PG) HISTORY GROUP Specific test and evaluation activities may also require restricting LeBron James, Don public access to the Port Wakefield Defence Practice Areas over Edithburgh Cheadle, Cedric Joe specific periods with these areas articulated in the Commonwealth Monthly of Australia Gazette No. GN 40, 7 October 1992, and also identified Markets SUPERSTAR LeBron on the diagram below. This may affect access to the Gulf of St Meetings NATIONAL TRUST James and his young son Vincent at Port Wakefield and Port Parham. ARDROSSAN CFS Sunday Dom get trapped in If any member of the public has inquiries in relation to these First Thursday KADINA BRANCH 8th August digital space by a rogue activities, please contact Proof & Experimental Establishment Port 2pm Wakefield – Range Control on (08) 8867 0270 between 8.00am Annual 8am-1pm AI. To get home safely, Community AGM LeBron teams up with and 4.30pm weekdays or the Proof & Experimental Establishment Port Wakefield – Security Office on (08) 8867 0299 outside these General Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck Library Kadina Tuesday Blanche Street hours. Research Room 10th August and the rest of the Meeting Bread, jams, Looney Tunes gang for a high-stakes basketball Open Tues 10am-noon 7pm home bakes, Election year game against the AI’s digitised champions of Wed 2pm-4pm home-made goodies, the court — a powered-up roster called the Function Room Monday fashions Enquiries welcome Goon Squad. Information Centre 16th August Supported by EPA Mines Road, Kadina 8pm COVID-19 restrictions KADINA CINEMA OPEN apply YP VETERANS at Ardrossan Traders welcome Follow our Facebook page for further updates Brigade AND COMMUNITY Call Ronnie IN THE HEIGHTS(PG) 143 min BUCKLEY’S CHANCE(MA15+) Maitland Road 96 min CENTRE COPPER COAST 0417 842 704 Wed 4th...... 12.30pm (final) Ardrossan REGION OLD SPACE JAM: A NEW Dinner and All welcome (PG) FUNDRAISER MACHINERY & LEGACY 133 min COVID-19 restrictions CORNY POINT Wed 4th...... 3.30pm 10.30am (sharp start) Music ENGINEERING WALLAROO HOSPITAL apply PROGRESS Sat 7th ...... 3.45pm Friday CLUB Sun 8th ...... 11am AUXILIARY ASSOCIATION INC. Wed 11th....1.45pm; 6pm (final) All tickets $15 00664 6th August AGM THE HITMAN’S WIFE’S 6pm-10pm Annual BODYGUARD(MA15+) 116 min Sat 7th...... 1.30pm; 7pm Music by Just Mates Tuesday PINE POINT Sun 8th...... 1.30pm 10th August PROGRESS General Wed 4th...... 6pm Wed 11th...... 11.30am Position Vacant Band ID REQUIRED 7.30pm ASSOCIATION INC. No BYO, bar facilities Meeting Ascot Theatre, Graves Street Kadina 0447 646 825 available (During cinema operating hours on the days the cinema is open) At the clubrooms Sunday MOONTA CINEMA CURRENTLY CLOSED Meals $10 and $12 Annual located at BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL TO ALL MOVIES Davies Transport Sweets $3 The Farm Shed 22nd August is a local general freight specialist well General 2pm Keep up to date, visit our website known throughout the Copper Coast Bookings essential Further details contact www.statewidecinema.com.au 0418 830 639 Ben Graefe Meeting Corny Point or like us on Facebook We are looking for a 0429 946 988 Saturday Caravan Park CASUAL GENERAL 28th August Free sausage sizzle lunch Position Vacant Public Notice KADINA CHURCH 12.30pm – BYO drinks FREIGHT DELIVERY DRIVER 11am OF CHRIST to join our team, based from our Pine Point Apologies to Kadina depot WALLAROO [email protected] Handyman/ OPENING AND Memorial Hall Job Tasks and Responsibilities Maintenance EXPRESSIONS DISPLAY OF TENNIS CLUB All welcome to attend OF INTEREST - delivering freight around the Copper Coast person - providing excellent customer service Time AGM All committee positions PORT VINCENT required by the Book Café - delivery of freight to customers as per will be vacated and PROGRESS invoice requirements Capsule Tuesday written nominations to Ardrossan Hotel Wallaroo ASSOCIATION Motel for approx. - ensuring all delivery paperwork is signed 10th August fill these positions are by customers Contents required to be submitted 10 to 15 hours 7pm AGM Lease or - forklift operation, loading and unloading of FROM YEAR 2000 to the Secretary prior to per week Wallaroo Hotel 14th August, 2021 Thursday Must be available manage HR and HC trucks - loading and unloading of mezzanine floor Sunday five mornings per Enquiries Emily Nomination forms are 26th August For more details trailers 8th August 0416 105 581 available from the Pine 7pm week from 8am contact Noelene - meeting loading time frames and Point Post Office, and the 11.45am All intending players and 0488 933 358 manifesting loads Secretary, Wendy Magor Port Vincent Please phone parents of junior players - other warehousing/transport industry 7 Taylor Street email: 0401 815 840 or welcome to attend Institute duties as required [email protected] email résumé to All welcome All welcome ardrossantoppub - following safe operating procedures and Professional complying with WHS company policy @netyp.com Skills and Experience - must have a current forklift/High Public Notice Scrap Metal Port Vincent Risk Work licence and HR licence (HC licence desirable) Natural Health - previous experience within the transport Scrap Centre industry and general freight industry Catalogues in this edition of the advantageous but not essential Yorke Peninsula Country Times Metal 33 Marine Parade - must be reliable and hard working - must be able to work as part of a team are available for viewing at Yard CHIROPRACTOR Applications to be submitted as soon as www.drakes.com.au/catalogue OPENING HOURS possible to Matt Muldoon Monday to Friday 9-3 Consulting via email [email protected] www.woolworths.com.au/shop/catalogue or contact 0405 729 904 Saturday 8-noon Wednesdays www.vennings.com.au/product-range/tool-catalogues-got-the-lot-tool-shop 10 Kennett St, Kadina Applications close 13th August, 2021 Phone 0418 859 484 8853 7150

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RAMSEY – WATSON. Continued... GERMEIN, Elizabeth Jean GREGORY, Lorraine Continued... KRIVONOGOVA, Emma Continued... Continued... Deb would like to thank BIRKIN, Judith Ann (nee (Beth, nee Slater). Frances. HAYDE, Ivanovna. YOUNG, Gerald Joseph. Bree-Anna and Jake for Benn). 29-4-1944 – 20-7-2021 John Joseph (Sean) Passed away at Melaleuca SMITH, John Ingram (JI). At Gerald's request, Passed away peacefully at giving her another Court Nursing Home, 5-5-1944 – 23-7-2021 donations can be made granddaughter to love and Corey, Ethan and Amara; Ardrossan Community Friends and family are Much loved brother of Minlaton, on 30th July, Hospital on Tuesday, 27th directly to the Heart cherish. advised that Lorraine died James (dec), Oliver (dec), 2021, aged 83 years. Join the family via Zoom Foundation. Layla Wren Watson was Aaron and Kalina, July, 2021, aged 98 years. at home after a long illness. Vera (dec), Christopher, link to follow JI's funeral at Much-loved mother and born on Sunday, 25th July, Braden, Lachlan. Patrick and brother-in-law 2pm, Wednesday, 4th Adelaide Hills Funerals Beloved wife of Wilbur mother-in-law of Olga and 2021. Loved mother of Wendy to their spouses. August, 2021: Kleemann Family Germein (Bill, deceased). Alexander McFarlane. A baby girl for Caiden to Loved by her extended and Rob, David and https://us02web.zoom.us/j/ Mt Barker 8398 2244 Beloved wife of Jack Cogle love and protect. family and friends. Michelle. Survived by MELLETT, Naida Ella. 81678262750 meeting ID (deceased). Loved grandmother of former wife Judith, Passed away suddenly 816 7826 2750 In Memoriam

Private funeral held Much-loved mother and Sophie and Daniel, Tom and son Sean and and peacefully in the Loxton Skinner Family Funerals Monday, 2nd August, 2021. mother-in-law of Annette Danielle, William and Tayla, grandson Dylan. Hospital on 1st August, 2021, DANIEL, Deirdre. 18th Birthday Accredited member AFDA and Brenton, David and Ben, Christopher with family by her side, aged Passed away 4th August, Moonta 8825 2028 Skinner Family Funerals Stephanie, Miriam, and (deceased), Matthew and Loving friend of Joan. 95 years. 2015, aged 63 years. Accredited member AFDA Susan. Bailey, Lochie and Amelia, Dearly beloved wife of A heart of gold stopped Moonta 8825 2028 Ashley and Shayla. Uncle and great-uncle Bob (deceased). beating, Loved nanna to Edward and to many. Adored mother of Bruce STONE, Betty Doreen Two shining eyes at rest, Kerry, Ben and Rachael, Ella, A private funeral will be and Lyndall (deceased). (nee Barunga). God broke our hearts to Leah, David, Alex, and Nina. Wife of the late Norval prove, held for Lorraine. Much-loved mother-in- law of Debbie. Stone. He only takes the best. Much-loved great-nanna to Sean will be sorely missed Mother to Peter, Jane, Always remembered. Georgia, Fergus, Archer, Safely in the arms of her Cherished Nanna of Nat, Geoff, Amy, Stuart and Lord and Saviour Jesus and always remembered by Emsy, Emma, and Ed. Denise (deceased), Barry Jack, Mollie and Mason. all his family and friends in (deceased), Diana Martin, and families. Christ. Great-Nanna of Hazel. CROSER, Mark Adrian. Beth loved her family and Australia and overseas. (deceased), Robert NORRIS-GREEN, Mark Now at peace. we loved her. May he rest in peace. (deceased), Connie, Judith Russell. DAYMAN, Eli Todd. Reunited with Bob and Passed away peacefully Rest in peace Mum. and Ian. 28-2-1969 – 7-8-2000 Lyndall. on 27th July, 2021, Reunited with Bill. Passed away 21 years ago. 4th August, 2003. Privately interred. Mother-in-law to three. Loved, missed and Eighteen years of aged 68 years. Grandmother to 20. In memory of Beth, a dona- Altschwager Family Funerals remembered every day. watching you grow into the tion can be made to the Great-grandmother to 30. Mum, Dad, Robyn, awesome young man you Loved father and GREGORY, Lorraine. Loxton Passed away on 1st August, father-in-law of Tom, Jim Ardrossan Community I admired Lorraine's Warren Altschwager Andrew and Jamie, and their are today. HAYDE, 2021, peacefully at home families. (deceased), Mick and Sam. Hospital, 37 Fifth Street, musical talent. She 0400 012 089 We're proud of the way John Joseph (Sean) with her three daughters Ardrossan SA 5571. encouraged me musically you have embraced working SMITH, John Ingram (JI). and son-in-law by her side. Cherished Pa to Imi and and was a brilliant teacher to Return Thanks life. A private funeral has been Loved by Patrick, Marny, 5-5-1944 – 23-7-2021 Rest in peace Mum. Lucy. Kim and Kate. Keep being the kind, held. Daragh and Oisîn. Loved husband to Pam. I have no doubt she is Private funeral to be held. McCAULEY, Pamella caring person you are and a Loved father and Ellen. playing a Steinway grand in We will miss you. wonderful life is waiting for Husband to Leonie. McQueen Funeral Services Rest in peace. father-in-law to Skinner Family Funerals The family of Ellen thank you. Loved partner of Janet. Accredited member AFDA heaven. Tracey and John, Accredited member AFDA everyone for their phone Welcome to adulthood. Minlaton 8853 2236 Maggie B. Andrew and Wenny, Moonta 8825 2028 calls, kind messages and Love always, Mum, Dad, Friend of John and Cameron. personal visits on the sad Meg, Laci, Tali and Star. Brieya, Rebe, David, Isla, HALL, John Clayton. Poppy to Tristan and Blake, passing of our beloved wife, Tom and Harry. GOULD, Desiree Loraine xoxo Aged 80 years. HAYDE, John Joseph Isabel and Laura. YOUNG, Gerald Joseph. mother and grandmother. (nee Rogers). Much-loved brother of (Sean) Loved second son of Phyl Your condolences and Sweet dreams Cookie. 2-9-1948 – 26-7-2021 Muareen. and Elias (both deceased). Passed away on 14th July, kind words have been much Aged 77 years Loved uncle of Lynette, 20-11-1935 – 23-7-2021 Brother and friend to Bob 2021, aged 86 years. appreciated. Deaths Private funeral. Thank you to the Passed away peacefully at Jon, Steven and families. Beloved friend to Joan and Margaret. Dearly loved husband of In my heart forever. of 31 years. Uncle to Megan King and Beth. Maitland Uniting Church for BIRKIN, Judith Ann (nee Due to COVID Eldercare The Village their love, care and support. Maitland. Sleep peacefully Caroline Heath. Loving father of David, Benn). restrictions, all attendees darling boy. He will be missed by the Rosemary (deceased), A special thank you to the Passed away at the Crystal are required to bring and Much loved wife of Forever in my heart. Rzeszkowski and Mattner Elizabeth and Kathryn. Maitland Hospital, doctors and staff of Medical HQ Brook Hospital on 24th July, wear a mask. Walter John. HAYDE, John Joseph Joan. families, John (deceased) Grandfather of 2021, aged 70 years. (Sean) and Anne Rzeszkowski, Maitland for their loving eight grandchildren and care and kindness. Mark's funeral will be live Loving sister of Grantley. Brooke and Renee. five great-grandchildren. Malcolm and family. Dearly loved wife of streamed on YouTube, Sister-in-law of Pat. Born in Naas, Ireland, 1935. A dedicated farmer who HAYDE, John Joseph A private service for Gerald Grantley. McQueen Funeral Services Passed away peacefully loved life. was held on Monday, 2nd WATSON, Maureen Livestream Mark Croser, on Cherished aunt of on 23rd July, 2021. (Sean) Craig, Paul and Mark. Grateful thanks for your August, 2021 at 2pm. (Ricki). Much-loved mother, Thursday, 5th August, 2021, at Royal Adelaide Hospital. I will never forget your care of JI, The Village, Late of Ardrossan. beautiful smile. His service was live mother-in-law and gran of at 1.45pm. Great auntie of Aged 85 years. doctors, Maitland Hospital streamed and available to Sister of Mary. Robbie and Erik. We will miss you very and staff. Thanking all for cards, much. view via this link: Travis and Sylvia, McQueen Funeral Services Son of John and Kathleen To quote JI,"I wouldn't vimeo.com/576732823 flowers and messages of Courtney, Harry; Accredited member AFDA Will forever be in our hearts (both deceased) Sharron, Peter and change a thing." sympathy. Continued... Minlaton 8853 2236 and dearly missed. Continued... Anthony, and families. Continued... Continued... Mary Rickard.

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Funeral Notices

BURSILL. The relatives and friends of Cicely Beronica Bursill are respectfully informed her funeral service will be held in the Sacred Heart Entertainment Catholic Church, Goyder Street, Kadina, on Tuesday, 10th August, 2021, commencing at 10.30am.

Following the service her cortege will proceed to the Kadina Cemetery for the committal.

Please be aware COVID restrictions will apply of 50 at a funeral. What’s been

Skinner Family Funerals Accredited member AFDA, Moonta 8825 2028 Trending Cricket icon positive: Shane Warne has tested positive for COVID-19 while coaching at the GOULD. The relatives and friends of the late Desiree English cricket tournament The Hundred. ntertain Loraine Gould are invited to attend her funeral Billion-dollar deal: Australian buy-now-pay- E by Jess Liddy service to be held in the Ewart Tennyson Chapel, Skinner Family Funerals, 1 Frances Terrace, Moonta, later group Afterpay will merge with US digital on Wednesday, 11th August, 2021, payments giant Square in a deal worth commencing at 1pm. $39 billion.

In lieu of flowers, a donation to the Animal Welfare League, via website awl.org.au or envelopes at the Us service, would be greatly appreciated. Put the Olympics on your telly Skinner Family Funerals #Throwback Accredited member AFDA, Moonta 8825 2028 THE 2020 Tokyo Olympics should be on everyone’s basketballer Steph Talbot who, despite struggling with This day in history televisions right now. injury, is inspiring youngsters that’s for sure. The 16-day event, traditionally held every four years, Some interesting sports I have been watching that I August 3, 1936: American sprinter Jesse was meant to take place in 2020 but due to the wouldn’t normally have included handball, taekwondo, HAYDE, Owens wins the 100 metres with a time of pandemic was postponed until now. fencing, gymnastics, surfing and skateboarding. The John Joseph (Sean) If you have been confused seeing 2020 all over your variety on offer is wild. 10.3 seconds, watched by Adolf Hitler in a screen that is why, and is a reminder that we should get The Aussies have been dominating in the water Family and friends are invited to attend famous race at the Berlin Olympics. Liturgy to celebrate Sean’s life to be held at behind the games after the countless years of work the sports having picked up medals in swimming, rowing, August 3, 1972: British premier Edward St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church athletes and Tokyo organisers put in to prepare. surfing, sailing and canoe slalom, and it has been brilliant 3 Robert Street, Moonta Heath proclaims an emergency crisis due to a There’s just something about the Olympics that I to see some up-and-coming athletes really shine. on Saturday, 7th August at 2.00pm dock strike. love — the atmosphere, the seemingly endless events, We have also picked up medals in the road cycling, the camaraderie and the passion to name a few. BMX, equestrian and tennis, taking our total medal Due to current COVID-19 restrictions August 3, 2004: The pedestal of the Statue of Liberty reopens after being closed since Half the time I have no idea what I’m watching but count to 33 so far, putting us fourth on the Olympic the wearing of masks is mandatory you can bet I’m going to be cheering on any Australian Medal Count board at the time of print. and seating is limited. the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. If you wish to attend, please contact athlete I see — or anyone else I think is doing a fabulous There are still a few days to catch all of the action so Patrick Hayde or Copper Coast Funerals job. make sure you tune in and support some of our There has also been a buzz about Yorke Peninsula as country’s best athletes before the closing ceremony on For those unable to attend Sean’s service locals have had the opportunity to cheer on Kadina Sunday. you are invited to watch a live stream on this link Church Services https://livestream.com/accounts/8710393/events/9778234 This listing is for genuine church services only. Please submit notices to YPCT’s Kadina office by 5pm Thursday for publication in the next week’s edition. Make sure you state denomination, date, place and EASY Sudoku No.1693 Crossword time; and please include contributor’s contact details SUDOKU in case of queries. Fax services to 8821 2044, email 73 [email protected], post to PO Box 246, Kadina SA 5554, or drop in to 31 Goyder Street, Kadina. 7 3 45 Celebrating Life COPPERCOASTFUNERALS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 Uniting 92 Kadina 8821 2253 Anglican Kadina: 9am, Webb, HC. coppercoastfunerals.com.au Minlaton: 10.30am, HC. Wallaroo: 10.30am, 5 9 FRIDAY, AUGUST 6 Winning. Catholic Moonta: 9.30am, Phillips, 948 2 5 6 Kadina: 8am. HC. SATURDAY, JULY 31 Moonta Mines: 11am, 8 2 KRIVONOGOVA. The relatives and friends of the Seventh Day Adventist Phillips. late Mrs Emma Krivonogova are respectfully 9.30am-10.30am, bible Price: 9am, Johnson, HC. 5 6 informed her funeral service will be held in its study; 11am-12.30pm Curramulka: 9.30am, entirety in the McQueen Funeral Chapel, 52 Main worship service. Anglican. 9 4 16 Street, Minlaton, on Wednesday, 4th August, 2021, Catholic Edithburgh: 9.30am, Thyne. commencing at 2pm. Kadina: 8.30am. Minlaton: 10am. 9 7 Wallaroo: 6pm. Port Vincent: 10am. All attendees are asked to bring and wear a mask. Minlaton: 6pm. Stansbury: 11am, Bilney, HC. Across No. 1946 SUNDAY, AUGUST 8 Warooka: 11am, Anglican. Solution No.1692 1. Actress (4,9) 6. Obvious (7) McQueen Funeral Services Salvation Army Church of Christ HOW TO 5372 81 946 8. Nut (5) 7. Garment (6) Accredited member AFDA, Minlaton 8853 2236 Kadina (Copper Coast); Kadina: 10.30am. 2 6 437 9 5 81 9. River (7) 13. Succinct (7) 981 465 23 7 10.30am. Community Church SOLVE 15. Soothe (7) 81 5 10. Scope (6) Stansbury: 10.30am. 27 4 369 The Church of Jesus Christ SUDOKU! 3 591 2 6 4 78 11. Secret (6) 16. Trial (6) Gospel Church of Latter-day Saints Fill the grid so every row 476893125 12. Piece (5) 17. Bangle (6) Kadina: no services until Minlaton: 10am, 33 Main ROTHALL. The relatives and friends of the late and every 3x3 square 6935 4 8 7 1 2 14. Unpleasant (5) 19. Heron (5) further notice. Street, gospelchurch 7 45612893 21. Boredom (5) Ronald Elwyn (Rio) Rothall are respectfully informed contains the digits 1-9 18. Uranium mine (NT) his funeral service will be held in the Ewart Tennyson CRC Churches minlaton.com. 128 9 37654 (6) 22. Premonition (4) Australian Christian Chapel, 1 Frances Terrace, Moonta, on Friday, International 20. Materialize (6) Moonta: 10am, Churches J E N N Y K E E I A L L Y 6th August, 2021, commencing at 11am. 23. Witticism (7) V O ECA I G A I P K A M www.lmmchurch.com.au. Minlaton: 10am, Eternity 24. Invalidate (5) S I F T E L O R D H O W E Crosslink Christian Chapel, 64 Maitland Road C H ECA N G D IKI L M 25. He was one of our COVID restrictions apply. Network and online. A T T I C F G R E DEEM AB N EC S G U I KJ S M Kadina: 10am, 10 Pannan Edithburgh: 10am, Light great tennis players (7,6) B Down A D A G I O G M O D EST Skinner Family Funerals Street, Church. E CA D E U G S A KI L M Accredited member AFDA, Moonta 8825 2028 www.hopechapel.com.au. Kadina: 10am, Sunday, 1. Wheedled (6) E F F O R T G H T RHA S 2. Fish (5) R I ECA H G N I L K H M Baptist www.facebook.com/enga C O L L A P S E I I R O N Wallaroo: 10am, gechurchkadina; 3. Windfall (7) S E ECA A G W N KI U M www.facebook.com/Copp 10.30am, Tuesday to OF THE WEEK 4. Helper (4) S T U D E W E S TGA T E erCoastBaptistChurch/. Friday, 5. Trinket (5) Solution 1945 Catholic www.facebook.com/enga Moonta: 8.30am. gechurchkadina. You can just start calling Kadina: 10am, inc. Children’s Ardrossan: 2pm, Light Liturgy. Church. yourself an Olympic Port Broughton: noon. The Congregation at TELL US A Celebrating Yorketown: 8.45am. Moonta hopeful. You don’t have Maitland: 11am. Moonta: 11am, Cornwall to fill out a form or Anglican Hotel community room. JOKE Life... Kadina: 10.30am, Eucharist. MONDAY, AUGUST 2 Debbie Scott anything. with Wallaroo: 9am, MP. Catholic You know you are getting old when Lutheran Kadina: 8.30am. — Simon Holland @simoncholland you walk into an antique shop and Kadina: 9.30am, HC. TUESDAY, AUGIUST 23 three people start bidding on you. COPPERCOASTFUNERALS Maitland: 9am, HC. Catholic South Kilkerran: 11am. Moonta: 8.30am. Courtesy Real Aussie Jokes... Coming Through the Back Door by 53 Port Road, Kadina 8821 2253 Minlaton: 10am. Anglican David Cousins, 0434 789 208. www.coppercoastfunerals.com.au Yorketown: 11am. Minlaton: 10.30am, HC. Book available via Desmond’s Meat Service, Kadina.

Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, August 3, 2021 45 Action Adverts Phone: 8821 1155 | Fax: 8821 2044 | Email: [email protected] | Advert Deadline: 10am Tuesday (Wednesday after a Public Holiday)

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Weather forecast issued at noon, August 3, 2021 Supplied by Bureau of Meteorology WEDNESDAY STATE Wednesday: Early frost patches in the north and early fog patches in the northwest. A slight to 1016 1024 medium chance of showers over the far south of the Pastoral districts and over the northern agricultural area and a high to very high chance of showers over the southern agricultural area.

1032 Cool in the south, grading to mild in the north. Moderate to fresh west to southwest winds,

1034 tending light to moderate southerly in the north. Thursday: Early frost patches in the far northwest. Areas of morning fog over the agricultural area, south of the North West Pastoral and West Coast districts. A slight to medium chance of showers over the far south of the Pastoral 1034 1032 OF THE WEEK 1024 districts and over the northern agricultural area increasing to a high chance of showers over the 1016 997 southern agricultural area. Cool in the south, grading to mild in the north. Moderate to fresh west 990 POWER FAN... Lynley 1008 to southwest winds, tending light to moderate southerly in the north. Friday: Early frost patches 1000 1014 in the far northwest. Areas of morning fog over the agricultural area, south of the North West O’Grady caught this THURSDAY Pastoral and West Coast district. A slight to medium chance of showers over the agricultural area, 47-centimetre King increasing to a high to very high chance over southern coasts and ranges and the Lower South George whiting at Moonta East district. Cool in the south grading to mild in the north with light winds. 1016 Bay earlier this year. Email YORKE PENINSULA DISTRICT a photo of your catch to Wednesday: Partly cloudy. High (80%) chance of showers, most likely in the morning and [email protected]. 1034 afternoon. Winds west to southwesterly 20 to 30 km/h. Thursday: Partly cloudy. High (70%) 1032 1008 chance of light showers, most likely in the morning and afternoon. Winds westerly 15 to 25 km/h

1000 becoming light during the evening. 1024 1016 988 1008 SPENCER GULF 986 1000 Wednesday: Winds: West to southwesterly 15 to 20 knots, easing to 10 to 15 knots north of Cowell to Wallaroo during the morning then over remaining waters late afternoon. Seas: 1 to 1.5 FRIDAY metres, decreasing to 1 metre during the morning. Swell: South to southwesterly around 1 metre, PROUDLY BROUGHT TO YOU BY... increasing to 1 to 2 metres south of Cowell to Wallaroo. Weather: Partly cloudy. 60% chance of 1016 showers. Thursday: Winds: West to southwesterly 10 to 15 knots, easing to about 10 knots north of Cowell to Wallaroo late afternoon. Seas: Below 1 metre. Swell: South to southwesterly MAITLAND below 1 metre, increasing to 1 to 1.5 metres south of Cowell to Wallaroo. Weather: Partly cloudy. MARINE 1033 GULF ST VINCENT SERVICES 1032 Wednesday: Winds: West to southwesterly 15 to 20 knots decreasing to about 10 knots in the 1-3 Elizabeth Street 50 Port Road evening. Seas: 1 to 1.5 metres, decreasing to 1 metre during the morning. Swell: South to MAITLAND 8832 2113 Kadina 8821 2604 1024 southwesterly below 1 metre. Weather: Partly cloudy. 70% chance of showers. Thursday: WWW.MAITLANDMARINE.COM.AU www.ypmarine.com.au 1006 1016 1008 Winds: Westerly 10 to 15 knots. Seas: Below 1 metre. Swell: South to southwesterly below 0.5 1000 metres. Weather: Partly cloudy. 50% chance of light showers.

WEATHER weatherzone.com.au RAINFALL Hot FishingHOT Tips FISHING TIPS Kadina “One of the week’s biggest questions” brought to you by... with Greg James www.gregjamesfishing.com.au WEDNESDAY t 7° s 15° Shower LOCALS SERVING LOCALS Visit our experienced team & increase THURSDAY t 7° s 15° Possible shower your farming profitability at Welcome to the column with all the hot Marion Bay/Stenhouse Bay: Some fairly FRIDAY t 7° s 15° Mostly sunny 2 Kennett Street, Kadina 8821 4433 tips for fishing around Yorke Peninsula; persistent showers and accompanying SATURDAY t6° s 16° Mostly sunny contact Greg by email at westerly winds were pretty much the story Rainfall recorded (in mm) on Yorke Peninsula from 9am [email protected]. for last week and anglers had to work hard SUNDAY t 7° s18° Mostly sunny Tuesday, July 27, 2021, to 9am Tuesday, August 3, 2021. Recipe, champagne cooked hot chips: to find a time suitable to wet a line. Tommies MONDAY t 8° s 17° Mostly sunny Issued mainly by the Bureau of Meteorology South Australian Regional Office, and from some other statistics. Ingredients — 6 Russet Burbank spuds and squid from the jetties and mullet from Maitland (potatoes with lots of starch), duck fat for the shore at Daly Head and Gym Beach are deep frying, 1 bottle of champagne (or the main reports. Anglers going off-shore WEDNESDAY t 7° s 14° Showers sparkling white wine), seasoning. have caught snook, red nannygai, flathead

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ANNUAL ANNUAL THURSDAY t 7° s 14° Possible shower AVERAGE Preparation — peel and cut spuds into chip and some big squid. FRIDAY t 7° s 14° Possible shower Ardrossan 0.0 0.0 16.0 40.0 231.2 size and blanch in champagne 130C for two Point Turton: On-shore north westerlies SATURDAY t6° s 15° Mostly sunny Arthurton 26.0 108.0 271.1 64.9 386.5 minutes. Drain then cook spuds in duck fat dictated times that boat anglers could make 21.9 SUNDAY t 7° s17° Mostly sunny Bute 78.1 208.8 47.8 390.2 180C for 2mins. Repeat duck fat cooking two their run to Point Souttar and The Pines for Curramulka 0.0 0.0 164.6 57.1 446.0 MONDAY t 7° s 16° Mostly sunny more times, ie 3 times total. Season and KG whiting, small sharks, red mullet and Edithburgh 21.2 103.6 245.4 48.2 419.2 serve with remaining cold champagne. squid. Jetty fishing has mullet, tommies and Warooka Kadina 10.4 60.4 187.4 31.3 272.4 Ardrossan: Squid, garfish and tommy ruff squid. Maitland 27.6 101.4 WEDNESDAY t 9° s 15° Showers 191.8 66.0 513.5 (Australian herring) came from the jetty as Port Hughes/Moonta Bay: KG whiting, Minlaton 14.4 102.6 261.6 59.0 406.2 THURSDAY t 9° s 16° Clearing showers the weather improved and mullet are in the gar, squid and tommy ruff are at West Light Moonta 11.0 56.6 205.1 44.8 319.1 FRIDAY t 10° s 15° Showers shallows at high tide in Price Creek and Point and Cape Elizabeth. Small tinnies are fishing Paskeville 2.6 25.0 114.6 48.2 334.6 Clinton. Boat crews are fishing far and wide the bay and Warburto Point for gar, squid t9° s 14° Clearing showers SATURDAY Pine Point 12.4 99.4 262.0 49.6 404.0 to catch tommies, squid, King George and mullet. The jetties have been quiet. SUNDAY t 8° s 16° Mostly sunny Price 13.8 51.5 139.5 37.9 206.9 whiting and snook. Wallaroo: I spent the week of lockdown MONDAY t 10° s 17° Increasing sunshine Port Broughton 11.4 41.2 156.8 39.3 353.3 Stansbury/Edithburgh: Sunday was the shifting drive-way gravel for some new Port Victoria 18.2 86.7 212.9 48.0 395.4 pick of the weekend as the showers cleared paving. After the restrictions were lifted the Port Vincent 15.1 78.9 227.1 46.8 333.4 and a sunny afternoon led to increased weather occasionally allowed boat crews out SHIPPING NEWS Snowtown 23.4 78.2 192.6 39.8 345.2 traffic on both jetties, as anglers tried their into the bay for whiting, squid, garfish and Stansbury 24.0 89.4 229.7 55.1 405.2 luck for ruff, squid and salmon trout tommies. Big tommies are at the jetty after Thursday, August 5: Liverpool Strait arrives Port Giles 11am. Stenhouse Bay 34.4 153.0 322.2 70.2 501.2 (Edithburgh). Anglers who managed a dark, but it is cold work in the onshore Friday, August 6: Liverpool Strait departs Port Giles 2pm. Wallaroo 8.2 63.8 194.8 41.6 333.2 launch last week caught snook, KG whiting, breezes. PLEASE NOTE: Accolade II arrives Klein Point 7.15am, Warooka 23.9 119.2 272.1 488.8 65.3 squid and tommy ruff. Tight lines and see you next week! departs 12.15pm every day. Yorketown 20.2 91.2 242.4 58.6 442.8

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IN ACTION... Steph Talbot drives against her Chinese opponent in game two of the Australian Opals’ Tokyo Opals advance Olympics campaign.

The Australian Opals for game two against China. women’s basketball team She re-aggravated her foot stayed in medal contention injury and limped off the with a thrilling victory against court before her side lost due Puerto Rico last night to a controversial foul call in (Monday). the dying seconds. The Opals needed to win by The Opals now face their 25 points to keep their Tokyo biggest challenge, Team USA, NO CROWDS Olympics dream alive and tomorrow (Wednesday). won by 26 in a frantic finish. Also in Tokyo, Henry Fin Hansen but if crowds are still not allowed it will be “It’s always handy to have spectators Kadina’s Steph Talbot had Frayne put in a commendable REPORT BY up to host clubs to ensure those restric- cheering from the side and spending to watch from the bench as a performance in the long jump. tions are followed. money in local towns, but it will still be foot injury has kept her out for Frayne, son of former Local sporting competitions are expect- Yorke Peninsula Netball Association is good to play again,” Wegener said. most of the tournament so far, Kadina dentist Dr Geoff and ed to resume without crowds — although a meeting to decide how it will proceed “We’ve got three rounds to play before and put her in serious doubt wife Anna Frayne, jumped return to play will be at the discretion of tomorrow (Wednesday). finals, so hopefully everything will be back to return this Olympics. 7.93 metres in the qualifying each league — this Saturday, August 7. Yorke Peninsula Hockey Association to normal next week.” Talbot sat out game one, a round but it wasn’t enough to Yorke Peninsula Football League has president Brett Wegener said hockey was loss to Belgium, and returned make the final. indicated matches will go ahead Saturday set to go ahead this weekend. MORE PAGE 33

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