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email: [email protected] Circulation 1600 Vol 27. No. 3. Adelaide spoke of her cystic fibrosis diagnosis at 61 years of age and sub- WIG LIBRARY OPENS IN sequent lung transplant. Glenys considers herself extremely fortunate to have been able to re- JAMESTOWN ceive new lungs and is now living life to the fullest with husband Gerry, The cancer journey of family and friends and members of the local and children and grandchildren. wider communities has left Northern Highlands Soroptimist members She is very pleased to be able to share her experience with the illness wanting to make a difference to the lives of those affected, so when the and the transplant process and encourages everyone to consider regis- opportunity arose to establish a Wig Library in Jamestown it was an easy tering as an organ donor. To make your decision count you need to join decision to do so. the Australian Organ Donor Register. More information can be obtained The ‘BeWigged’ Wig Library project has now come to fruition with the at http://www.donatelife.gov.au former Mayor’s Parlour in the Jamestown Town Hall becoming available and refurbished thanks to the Northern Areas Council and proving to be an extremely suitable venue. An official opening on March 15th was performed by Ellen Traeger, who has been an enormous support to the group as she was a founding member of the Caroline Bristow Wig Library in Renmark. The efforts of both Soroptimist and community members have ena- bled the room to become a really beautiful and welcoming space, bright and colourful with wigs and accessories stored there. Losing hair during cancer treatment can really affect a person’s confi- dence and having the wig library as part of the local community allows borrowers a chance to obtain a wig without having to travel far. Wigs are available for anyone currently in need of one simply by con- tacting Mary Clark (0439 840 220) or Margie Simpson (0418 839 901). Borrowers will be fitted for a wig in a confidential and supportive environ- ment by a professional hairdresser with both salons in Jamestown having offered their services to help. A simple ‘Contract to Borrow a Wig’ will need to be completed and a once-of fee of $25 will be charged to cover the cost of the ‘Care Pack’ which includes items necessary to care for the wigs. Above: NH Special thanks to the Caroline Bristow Wig Library in the Riverland, Soroptimist Thelma from Bonnie Wigs Adelaide, Northern Areas Council, Charlenes President and many businesses and community members too numerous to men- Mary Clark tion who have been totally supportive of the Wig Library project. with Ellen Northern Highlands Soroptimists are extremely grateful for a grant re- Traeger in the ceived from the Ram ‘n’ Ewe Ball committee which has proved to be very Wig Library useful in setting up premises for the Wigs to be stored. and at right Any community members who would like to are invited to call into the with Glenys Wig Library on Friday 6th April between 2 & 4pm, Thursday 19th April Kandelaars 9-10am and Friday 20th between 1 & 2pm to view the room. Information at the about borrowing a wig will also be available. International The annual International Women’s Day breakfast was hosted by the Women’s Day NH Soroptimist members on March 14th where Glenys Kandelaars from breakfast

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TAKING orders NOW for bare root roses, ornamental and fruit trees 51 Irvine Street Ph: 8664 1455 Page 2 - April 2018 Jamestown Journal JAMESTOWN SWIMMING CLUB NEW LAWS FOR ALL DOG AND 17/18 SEASON RESULTS The 2017-18 season is all done and dusted for Jamestown Swimming cAT OWNERS Club. We had great results for the Upper North Association carnivals, New laws for cat and dog owners will come into effect on 1 July 2018. coming second in the overall shield, the handicap shield and the scratch The laws and rules include: shield! Crystal Brook are truly the team to beat...good luck with that next • Mandatory microchipping of cats and dogs year to everyone!! With great representation at many of the Open car- • Desexing of dogs and cats born after the 1 July 2018 nivals around the State, there’s been a swag of medals brought home to • New rules for breeders who sell dogs and cats Jamestown. Many of our swimmers have also competed at other swim- • Introduction of a State-wide database, called Dogs and Cats Online. ming events during the season including school, interschool, SSSSA and These new laws and rules will simplify dog registration process, make it SAPSASA carnivals in Adelaide. The Country Champs at Broken Hill was easier to reunite lost dogs and cats with their owners, help identify and also attended by Jamestown club members and we very proudly watched put a stop to puppy farms and reduce euthanasia rates. the Emperors marching around the pooldeck, then giving their best ef- MICROCHIPPING forts in the water over that very hot weekend! Well done – you have all From 1 July, owners must microchip their dogs and cats by 12 weeks of shown great commitment and a healthy attitude towards swimming as a age or at the point of sale. Veterinarians may exempt an animal for medi- sport, also creating a wonderful team environment and strong club! cal reasons. Owners are encouraged to take advantage of the numerous As usual, our Jamestown Open carnival in February was a success with discount microchipping days throughout the state. Visit chipblitz.com to almost 140 swimmers entered. There were many tasty treats consumed make a booking. Alternatively, contact your local vet. and a very busy program providing swimmers with a great day out. The DESExING lovely clear pool, tidy grounds and good weather were much appreciated! Dogs and cats born after the 1 July must be desexed by 6 months of age Thanks to all the community and club members/friends for the work be- or 28 days after purchase by the owner. Working livestock dogs as well hind the scenes to create the event. A huge thanks to Goyders Line Medi- as dogs and cats owned by registered breeders will be exempt from the cal for their donation towards the club, enabling us to present the large requirement to desex, however will still need to be microchipped. number of shiny medals to our winners. Congrats goes to Macy Young BREEDERS from Clare, the winner of our main raffle prize, who will now enjoy a won- People who breed dogs and cats for sale after 1 July 2018 must regis- derful weekend stay at Marion Holiday Park with her family! Cash prizes ter with the Dog and Cat Management Board as a breeder. Your breeder went to: $100 – Mrs Denise Richards (donated by Downing Carriers) and registration number must be included in all advertisements for a dogs $50 – Mr Ian Shields (donated by Tracey Dewell Designs). and cats. There are new requirements to disclose the breeder registration Thanks so much to all who keep the pool running through the season, number and other information to the buyer at the point of sale. All breed- including the Management Committee, the Council, Peter the Pool Op- ers are required to follow the new industry standards and guidelines. erator, cleaners, canteen workers, supervisors and community members. DOGS AND cATS ONLINE We really have one of the best pools in the area and hope we can all con- From 1 July 2018, Dogs and Cats Online will be the central database for tinue to work together to keep it that way! microchipped and registered dogs and cats and registration payments. At our Wind Up on 26th March the swimmers, their families and friends Dogs and Cats Online will also be the register of breeders. enjoyed a last catch-up and bbq tea. President Fiona thanked everyone Existing dog owners should receive a renewal notice in the mail during involved with club, mentioning the wonderful effort by coach Adrian and July 2018 with their dog’s new lifetime registration disc (replacing the his helpers, plus the great return of our Swim School (Squids & Dolphins), annual disc) and instructions on how to complete their annual dog regis- which we hope will entice some new little swimmers for next season. Tro- tration on Dog and Cats Online. If you do not receive a renewal notice for phies were then presented by life member Kaye Meaney. Incentive med- your dog, please contact your council. als were given to each of the 11yrs and Unders. Winners of highest points trophies were: 11yrs & Under – 1st Brodie Dewell; 2nd Nicholas Gates; 3rd Austin Rattley. 12-18yrs – 1st PLEASE NOTE: A MICROCHIPPING Liam Henwood; 2nd Courtney Downing; 3rd Josh Weatherley. DAY WILL BE HELD ON SUNDAY 19yrs & Over – 1st Nicole Down- th ing; 2nd Adrian Dewell; 3rd Leah MAY 27 AT STACEY PAVILION AT Hughes. Shield for Overall highest points for Friday nights was won by JAMESTOWN SHOWGROUNDS. Liam Henwood. Shields for Com- bined highest points for Fridays BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL AND CAN & Opens: 11yrs & Under won by Brodie Dewell; 12-18yrs won by ONLY BE MADE BY VISITING Josh Weatherley. Trainers Awards were won by Austin Rattley (Jnr), chipblitz.com Kent Rattley (Inter) & Lily Henwood (Snr). Male Sportsperson Award won by Adrian Dewell and Female Sportsperson Award won by Court- ney Downing. Congratulations to everyone and see you next season!!

MAY JOURNAL ACCOMMODATION R&SL & COMBINED SERVICES DEADLINE AVAILABLE For all enquiries regarding RSL Combined Services Ph: 0488 902 136 Hall Hire please contact Val Hall 0429 060 747 or or 0408 086 353 APRIL 26th alternatively Jim 0409 099 959 April 2018 - Page 3 Jamestown Journal CALTOWIE BOWLS Last Saturday evening (24th March) the Caltowie Bowling Club held its End-of-Season Windup with many club members sharing a meal at the club house. The meal was catered for by the men of the club. Thanks to Kevin O’Leary, Mick Daly, Kevin Napper and Trevor Duke for preparing the meal. The steak was cooked beautifully. The evening was even more memorable as during the afternoon the Caltowie Royals team won the Grand Final defeating BHAS by 6 shots. In fact one player was still singing “We are the Champions” as she left the clubhouse to walk home! During the evening Club awards were presented. Joan Larsson was asked to present the Ladies Awards and Doug Henderson the Men’s Awards. Both are Life Members of the Caltowie Club. Women’s Singles: Kaye Bottrall def Margaret Dunn. Kaye went on to rep- resent the club at Crystal Brook in the Association singles. Women’s 100 Up: Raelene Blake def Margaret Dunn. Women’s Pairs: Geraldine Hillam & Jenny Heaslip def Kaye Bottrall & Chris Crawford. Geraldine & Jenny went on to represent the Club at the As- sociation Pairs Men’s Singles: Trevor Duke def Mick Daly. Men’s 100 Up: Trevor Crawford def Kevin O’Leary Men’s Handicap Singles: Jim Tyas def Kevin Napper Caltowie Champions - Back: Chris Crawford, Dennis Bonney, Margaret Men’s Pairs: Brian Hillam & Peter Ogilvy def Jim Tyas & Roger Sauerwald. Dunn, Val Brooks, Wayne Miller. Front: Peter Lovell, Kevin Alcock, Richard Sue Mudge presented the Ron Mudge Club Award to Roger Sauerwald Burnett for his many hours of work spent around the grounds keeping everything Karen Heness 0417 838 206. The raffle will be drawn at the Garden Trail in good condition. Roger said he was very honoured and was almost afternoon tea. We would like to thank those that have purchased tickets speechless! Well done. and wish you the best of luck!! We will be holding two community information sessions on Monday JAMESTOWN RED cROSS 21st May for the community to learn how the new Defibrillator machine The Red Cross Garden Trail is fast approaching! It will be held on Sun- on the Town Hall can be used in an emergency. The sessions will be held day April 8th, commencing at 1.30pm. Tickets and Map can be collected at the Jamestown Medical Centre meeting room. The first session will be from 19 Dunlop Terrace between 1.30pm – 3.00pm. Entry is $10 per per- at 6pm followed by the second at 7pm. If you would like to attend please son which includes admission to all gardens and a delicious afternoon tea contact Mary Hagger 0428 540 744. We would appreciate it if people available from 2.30pm – 4.30pm (garden viewing open until 4pm). could book if possible to ensure we have enough equipment available. Tickets are still available for our KitchenAid Raffle, 1st prize is a Kitch- Members of our branch collected donations for Red Cross on Election enAid Cook Processor valued at $1,999, 2nd Prize is a KitchenAid Stand Day, we would like to thank the community for their generous donations. Mixer valued at $879. Tickets are $20 each and there are only 200 tickets The next Red Cross Meeting will be held on April 16th 2018 at 8pm at in the draw. Make sure you enter for your chance to win!! If you would the History Centre (please note venue change). Any new members are like to purchase a ticket please contact Mary Hagger 0428 540 744 or welcome to attend. RED CROSS GARDEN TRAIL Sunday April 8th ...1.30pm start at 19 Dunlop Terrace Jamestown

Page 4 - April 2018 Jamestown Journal / Vanessa Carnevale, The Modigliani scandal / Ken Follett, The pearler’s LIBRARY NEWS wife / Roxane Dhand, The pearl sister : CeCe’s story / Lucinda Riley, Pieces Gardening with Local, Experienced Gardeners. of a lie / Rowena Holloway, The runaway children / Sandy Taylor, The seal- Event at the Library, Thursday 12th April, 7pm woman’s gift / Sally Magnusson, The secret life of Winnie Cox / Sharon Gardening by the Moon with Norma Clapp. Maas, The seven sisters / Lucinda Riley, The shadow sister : Star’s story / Style your home with indoor plants with Bev Redden. Lucinda Riley, The storm sister : Ally’s story / Lucinda Riley, This is how it Gardening and plant propagation suitable for our area with Chris Catt. ends / Eva Dolan, The Tuscan child / Rhys Bowen, The woman in the win- $10 entry including supper and prizes. Funds raised to Jamestown Red dow / A. J. Finn, The year that changed everything / Cathy Kelly. Cross LARGE PRINT Blood sisters : a novel / Jane Corry, Come rain or shine / Tricia Stringer, SCHOOL HOLIDAY LIBRARY OPENING TIMES Jefferson’s daughters : three sisters, white and black, in a young America Mon 16th April CLOSED / Catherine Kerrison, Prodigal daughter / Jane Carter, Where the Murray Tues 17th April 9am to 1pm 1.30pm to River runs / Darry Fraser. 5pm AUDIOBOOKS Wed 18th April 9am to 1pm 1.30pm to City of fear / Alafair Burke ; read by Tyler Coppin, Tomorrow, when the 5pm war began / John Marsden. Thurs 19th April 9am to 1pm 1.30pm to 5pm ADULT NON FICTION Fri 20th April 9am to 1pm 1.30pm to The Australian Women’s Weekly kids in the kitchen, Driving Miss Norma : 5pm one family’s journey saying ‘yes’ to living / Tim Bauerschmidt, Elon Musk Mon 23rd April CLOSED : how the billionaire CEO of SpaceX and Tesla is shaping our future / Ash- Tues 24th April 9am to 1pm 1.30pm to lee Vance, Guinness world records 2018, Healthy gut, flat stomach : the 5pm fast and easy low-FODMAP diet plan / Danielle Capalino, Iron roads in the Wed 25th April CLOSED - ANZAC DAY outback : the legendary Commonwealth railways / Nick Anchen. Thurs 26th April 9am to 1pm 1.30pm to 5pm Kiribati : an island world vanishes into the ocean / Alice Piciocchi, The Fri 27th April 9am to 1pm 1.30pm to Less Is More Garden: Big Ideas For Designing Your Small Yard, Letters 5pm from the suitcase : a wartime love story / [edited by] Rosheeen and Cal Closed for lunch 1pm-1.30pm Finnegan, The Mediterranean diet / Pamela Clark, An outback life / Paula Heelan, Out of thin air / Anthony Adeane, Rather his own man : reliable SAvE ThE DATE memoirs / Geoffrey Robertson, South Australian country football digest Author Event with Charlie Archbold presented by Margie Arnold of Meg’s volume 11 / by Peter Lines, The subtle art of not giving a f*ck : a counter- Bookshop. intuitive approach to living a good life / Mark Manson, The suitcase baby Wednesday May 30th, 7pm, at the library. / Tanya Bretherton, Super chunky knits : 35 fun and fast designs to knit / Mallee Boys is the story of 2 teenage boys living in a small country com- Lauren Aston, Thrown away child : a true story of abuse and neglect in the munity as they find their way through life without their Mum. care system / Louise Allen with Corinne Sweet, Join us to hear Charlie’s story and how exciting it must be to have her 1st DvD’s novel Shortlisted in the Children’s Book of the Year Awards for older read- Blade runner 2049, Home again, Thor. ers in 2018. RSVP Ph:86642713. STORy AND RhyME TIME Sessions delivered by Pam Staker for preschool age children accompanied JAMESTOWN HOSPITAL THEATRE by parents or carers. Stories, songs and special surprises from Pam’s bas- AND WARD REFRESHMENT UPDATE ket, followed by a making activity. The Mid North Health Advisory Council has been advised by Country TERM 2 PROGRAMME 2018 Health SA that physical upgrade to the Jamestown Theatre will com- Friday 4th May Bizzy Bugs: Community School Gymnasium mence soon. Friday 11th May (9.30am – 10.30am) Story and Rhyme Time: Community Considerable work towards the upgrade has been occurring since School Library the announcement of the upgrade in September last year. This includes Friday 18th May Bizzy Bugs: Community School Gymnasium consulting with staff and doctors regarding the final design, architectural Friday 25th May (9:30am – 10:30am) Story and Rhyme Time: Commu- drafting, costing and budgeting. It is expected that tenders to complete nity School Library the works will be called for April with work due to commence in May Friday 1st June Bizzy Bugs: Community School Gymnasium 2018. Friday 8th June (9.30am – 10.30am) Story and Rhyme Time: Community During the construction phase of the upgrade the theatre will not be School Library available for use. CHSA is currently refining the plan for how surgeries and Friday 15th June Bizzy Bugs: Community School Gymnasium emergencies that would normally be carried at Jamestown will be sup- Friday 22nd June (9.30am – 10.30am) Story and Rhyme Time: Commu- ported by nearby hospitals. Once these arrangements have been final- nity School Library ised further announcements by CHSA will be made. It is expected that the Friday 29th June Bizzy Bugs: Community School Gymnasium theatre will be unavailable for use for approximately six to eight weeks. Friday 6th July No Session Thanks to the generosity and support of the Jamestown Community, For more information visit: www.jamestownbizzybugs.com or ph: Lau- the first stage of the refreshment of the Jamestown Hospital is about ren 04334355760 to begin. Fund raising has provided sufficient funds to commence with Story and Rhyme Time Session are free of charge rooms One and Two in the Verco wing. Thanks to recent donations from Jamestown Community Library ph: 86642713 the Ram and Ewe Ball Committee, a successful head shave by Lee Iles and FIcTION Matt Slattery which raised significant funds (all donated to the hospital 17th suspect / James Patterson & Maxine Paetro, The break / Kather- refreshment project, thank you Lee and Matt), a well-supported raffle ena Vermette, Caught / Harlan Coben, Cold blood / Robert Bryndza, The by the Jamestown Hospital Auxiliary, fund raising from the shaker tins confession / Jo Spain, The dark angel / Elly Griffiths, Dragonfly in amber around the town and the sale of potted orchids, sufficient finds have been / Diana Gabaldon, The family next door / Sally Hepworth, The girl in the raised to also renovate rooms Three and Four in the Verco Wing. Further woods / Camilla Lackberg ; translated from the Swedish by Tiina Nunnally, fund raising activities by the “fund raising committee” are planned for Hearts of resistance / Soraya M. Lane, Isabella of France : the rebel queen later in the year so the renovation project can continue. / Kathryn Warner, The last train / Sue Lawrence, Life of crime / Kimberley If anyone has questions regarding either of these projects please con- Chambers, A little life / Hanya Yanagihara, The memories that make us tact a member of the Mid North Health Advisory Council. April 2018 - Page 5 Jamestown Journal YOU CAN HELP ‘SHARE THE DIGNITY’ The ‘SHARE THE DIGNITY’ project holds a donation drive for pads and tampons to assist women in need. Drives are held in April and August. Lauren Amy is the Share the Dignity “shero” for Jamestown and said that the pads and tampons donated here go to our local area, Pt Pirie, Clare, Jamestown and Peterborough to be distributed where needed. As Lauren said, “It’s as easy as remembering, each time you go grocery shopping this month: one box for me, one box for her. Then, just drop off your collection of pads and tampons at a collection point near you!” Office located at A box for “Share the Dignity” is available at Calumba Hair in James- 15 od5 road jamestown town for donations of pads & tampons. PO Box 49 JAMESTOWN Phone: 08 86 640 660 MARCH AT PROBUS Fax: 08 86 640 661 At our Annual General Meeting in March, President Gloria Tiver report- ed on the past year’s activities, including our Club’s hosting of a Probus Email: [email protected] Information Day for our region, attending the Probus Gathering at Carri- For All Your shed eton, visiting Blyth Cinema, the Northern Festival Centre, some Peterbor- building Needs! ough Club meetings, a barbecue at Burra Gorge with the Burra Club, and a bus trip to Waikerie and Banrock Station. One of the highlights was our SHED BOSS bus trip to Morgan and 3 hour lunch cruise on the MV Barrungal. Thank you, Maureen, for organising all our trips and activities. Kit Sheds available Some of our guest speakers were Ray Johnson (Astronomy), Geof Bow- man about living in Cambodia, Jill Wherry (Irish-Australian Poet), Kevin or can be erected for Foreman on Alcohol Addiction and Rehabilitation, Craig Honan about your convenience his experiences running marathons overseas, and Colin Struck on oyster farming. A few new members have joined us throughout the year, maintaining our membership at 75. Gloria thanked all committee members and office bearers, with special thanks to Kaye for her efficient work as secretary. Office Bearers elected for 2018 are:- President: Gloria Tiver, Vice Presi- dent: Ian Tiver, Secretary: Kaye Meaney, Treasurer: Rhonda Wehrmann, Welfare Officers: Shirley Cornish and Joan Secker and Tour Director: Maureen Growden. Our meetings are held at 10.00am on the 1st Tuesday of each month, at the Commercial Hotel, when any visitors or prospective members are always welcome. GALLERy NEWS THROUGH THE MIRAGE - a solo Exhibition by REDDEN BROS SHEDS Roger Drennan will open on Thurs 19th April and run until Sun 27th May. Manufactured at our workshop Roger Drennan is a lifelong artist, with early training by renowned art- ist and printmaker Charles Bannon, winning the Athelney Prize for Art in and erected on site 1960. Roger’s highly collectable works have been featured in mixed and solo exhibitions around Australia (including the highly regarded Bony- Now providing thon and Greenhill Galleries, in addition to local galleries and venues) plumbing services Roger was born in Port Augusta and has lived his whole life in the re- gion, making a living in many industries and professions due to his diverse For the Mid North skills and resourcefulness. His early years growing up in Horrock’s Pass Contact us for all your working as a stockman led to a deep love of the Flinders Ranges and out- back scenes. The rugged wilderness of these environments is a favourite plumbing needs subject matter for his vibrantly toned and textured acrylic paintings Drawing on this wealth of knowledge, Roger has expanded his paint- Stocking CIGWELD Welding Supplies ing repertoire in his current works to include unique scenes and perspec- tives of transport and industry, and nostalgic visions of the traditional Welders & all Consumables in Stock stockman’s life. Roger’s strong awareness of landscape forms has been influenced For all your steel & BUILDING needs through experience as an all-round earth moving plant operator, har- call us for a quote today nessing his three-dimensional thinking creatively in large scale landscape sculpting. On Anzac Day 25th April Roger will be present and will give a talk about his work. The Gallery will open at 9am. Please join us for this event. Cof- fee and biscuits will be served Gold coin donation appreciated. Gallery hours are 1- 4pm Wed- Fri & Sun. MEN’S SHED ursdays 1-4 @ former Kindy Jamestown Outlet for Fielders Centenary Page 6 - April 2018 Jamestown Journal JAMESTOWN COMMUNITY SCHOOL SPORTS MNSEC SPORTS DAY Jamestown Community School hosted the annual MNSEC Sports Day on CARNIVALS – 2018 Tuesday 20th of March. JCS had a team of 60 athletes this year and they SWIMMING cARNIvAL all competed with good enthusiasm and team spirit. Congratulations to This year’s School Swimming Carnival was held on Tuesday the 13 of Feb- the students that won the U/16 age group pennant, Sarah Scott & Macy ruary at the Jamestown Community Pool. Good competition was evident Kitschke for finishing equal 3rd in the Female Athlete of the day and to throughout the day and support from both houses was at a premium! Sara Zanker for breaking the Year 6/7 Girls Discus record with a throw of The novelty team events were again popular and the good crowd of par- 20.05m. ents and family who attended the carnival were treated to the fun of such Final Results for the day were: events as the across the pool chair lift race and T-Shirt relay. This year Year 6/7 Trophy Frome managed to win the carnival by 162 points, the final score for the Place School Points house shield Frome – 702 points Eyre – 540 points. 1st Booleroo Centre DS 147 2nd Jamestown CS 141 SPORTS DAY 3rd Gladstone HS 125 The annual JCS Sports Day was held this year on Friday the 9th of March 4th Orroroo AS 96 but in a different day format. Students from Reception to Year 12 par- 5th Quorn AS 81 ticipated in both Track & Field events and a variety of Team Games and Handicap Shield Relays over the course of the days competition. The house teams battled Place School Points hard all day with the overall House shield won this year by Eyre on 4341 1st Orroroo AS 763 points followed by Frome on 4212 points in 2nd place. 2nd Jamestown CS 715 3rd Gladstone HS 620 4th Quorn AS 612 5th Booleroo Centre DS 584 6th Peterborough HS 573 Overall Shield Place School Points 1st Booleroo Centre DS 584 2nd Orroroo AS 482 3rd Jamestown CS 480 4th Gladstone HS 479 5th Quorn AS 311 6th Peterborough HS 210 The Sports Committee would like to thank all parents and community members who volunteered their time, effort and expertise to ensure the continuation of successful carnivals. Thanks to all staff and parents that helped in the preparation and setup for the events in the lead up to the days and on the mornings of the events. JAMESTOWN TABLE TENNIS come and Try Please encourage any new players to attend the Come and Try Nights on Thursday, April 5 and Tuesday, April 10. This is a great oppor- tunity for all players potential and current to attend. Both nights com- mence at 7:30pm. For more information please contact Damon Crawford on 0407 133 874. Junior Coaching Coaching will be available this year to students from Grade 3. This is a great opportunity for potential and current players to get as- sistance from the club’s coaches. Coaching will commence on Tuesday, May 1 from 4.30 to 5.30pm. For more information please contact Damon Crawford on 0407 133 874.

Jamestown Community School MNSEC team competed with good enthusiasm and team spirit at the MNSEC Sports Day April 2018 - Page 7 Jamestown Journal BUNDALEER PICNIC GROUND MY BUNDALEER MEMBERSHIPS CELEBRATION LAUNCHED Around 300 people ventured to the Bundaleer on Sunday 25th to cel- More than 50 people have already joined the My Bundaleer member- ebrate and enjoy the start of a new era for Bundaleer Picnic Ground. ship program (the Friends of Bundaleer Picnic Ground initiative). After light showers in the morning, clear skies appeared, and the Memberships are $20 per individual and $20 per family (more than Jamestown community came out in force to help celebrate this occasion. one membership is available per family, but not essential). With superb music provided by Jack Walton and Ella Hebberman, stilt Memberships can be purchased by: walkers, face painting, and nature play activities, it was clear to all the Direct credit to Bundaleer Forest Community Areas Association (BFCAA amount of enjoyment this area provides for our local community, espe- Inc) ANZ BSB 015-580 Account Number 230497227. cially the kids. Please list your name as reference and email mybundaleer@gmail. A yiros BBQ & sausages, Golden North Ice Cream and bar facilities en- com your payment receipt with your name, email, mailing address and sured the adults and kids had a good day out. mobile phone for our database. BFCAA chairperson Greg Boston expressed sincere thanks to the local Memberships can also be purchased at Shellie’s Shoes. community for their ongoing support throughout the lengthy lobbying BENEFITS INCLUDE: process with government and emphasised how critical their support was • Invitations to My Bundaleer events (e.g. BBQs & working bees) in achieving this outcome. “Today, again we see your ongoing support and • Regular email updates enjoyment in helping us celebrate this significant outcome” Greg said. • Requests for feedback or ideas for development of Bundaleer Picnic Greg thanked all those who helped put the day together and made Ground special mention of the outstanding support from businesses and individu- • Vote and contribute to AGM als. • Receipt of AGM and Annual Report information Major contributors included: And knowing you are part of a community of people dedicated to ensur- Neoen Hornsdale Windfarm Community Fund (major sponsor); Apex & ing an exciting long-term future for Bundaleer Picnic Ground. Lions Clubs; Table Tennis Club; Jamestown Journal; Jeff Rowe Transport; Leesong Electrical; Northern Areas Council; Richard Boston; Bundaleer The Whyte Yarcowie Vaudeville Troupe Sport & Rec Assoc; Bundaleer Cricket & Tennis Clubs; Morgan Sawmill; Golden North; Railway Hotel Motel; Jamestown & District Ambulance ‘THE BEST OF TIMES’ Climbing Tree - Simon Hutchinson & family; Jamestown Community School & Damien ‘Pee-Wee’ Clark. There were also many other people Venue: Jamestown Town Hall, 8pm (too many to list) who contributed to the day’s success – thank you all! Date: Saturday April 14th The BFCAA steering committee will soon be announcing the date for the association inaugural AGM. Tickets: $20 available from CWA members Greg was keen to hear from anyone keen to take on committee roles, or phone 8664 0979 to book (tables of 10-12) particularly secretary and treasurer. The focus is on finding visionary peo- BYO basket supper, drinks, nibbles ple who are passionate about creating a successful long-term future for Sponsored by Jamestown Branch of SACWA Bundaleer Picnic Ground.

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Page 8 - April 2018 Jamestown Journal NORTHERN SHOWS ANNUAL PRESENTATION NIGHT Despite the warm evening 120 guests gathered at the Wilmington RAILWAY Town Hall for a delightful meal and a night to celebrate the achievements of many show participants and competitors. HOTEL MOTEL During the evening awards were presented to both junior and senior winners of the aggregate prizes in various sections of show participation. 32 Alexandra Tce, Jamestown There was also the recognition of dedicated and untiring contributions to the show movement with two names being added to the Achiever’s Award again this year. playing live..... A total of 13 Rural Ambassadors and Young Rural Ambassadors for northern shows were also judged on the night. Each entrant faced a panel of judges during the afternoon and on the night was interviewed by the MC in front of the dinner guests. Once again the show societies put forward a group of excellent young people to represent them and AUL ARNER the judges struggled to make their decision. The winners will represent P M Northern Shows at the Royal Adelaide Show later this year where they will compete against Ambassadors from around the state. Presentations made on the night were: th Young Rural Ambassador (16-19 years) winners were: Franke Agenbag from Gawler Show and George Seppelt from Jamestown Show with run- APRIL 28 ner up being Luke Sander from Eudunda Show. Rural Ambassador (20-30 years) winners were Chris Hutchinson from Ka- punda Show and Matthew Hagger from Jamestown Show with runner up • PIZZAS being Carly Cocks from Gawler Show OPENING TIMES FRIDAY Achievers Award: Christine Burford from Balaklava Brook Show and Wen- dy Dunkley from Wilmington Show. SUNDAY: 5pm & SUNDAY Senior Aggregates: Poultry – Pycroft/Zubrinich; Beef Cattle – Walmona NIGHTS Pastoral; ; Wool – LA & SK Saegenschnitter; Flowers & Pot Plants – Joy MONDAY: 4pm Meissner; Cookery & Preserves – Joy Meissner; Needlework, Handicrafts TUESDAY: 4 pm & Hobbies – Alison Dunling; Produce – Bob Rankin. Several sections did WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY GLUTEN FREE not have any eligible entrants. PIZZA BASES Junior Aggregates: Horses In Action – Chloe Hilder; Cookery & Preserves FRIDAY & SATURDAY 11am – Emily Ellard. It was disappointing that more junior exhibitors had not AVAILABLE entered into the various other aggregate trophy sections. Junior Judging: Burra Community School Thank you to all the sponsors of trophies and awards including; John • MAIN MENU Dawkins MLC, Patricia Marks, Bob & Margaret Rankin, Mike & Margaret Rogers, Millie Nicholls, Peter Mosey, Jeff McCallum, Elders, Landmark, MONDAY Palmers Jewellers, Marty Barker, RAHS and the Agricultural Societies TO Council of SA. Congratulations to the Wilmington Show Society who did a wonderful SATURDAY job of hosting a delightful evening and the Wilmington Tennis Club for providing a delicious meal. Thank you to the MC Kahlia Jenke, a previous state winner of the Young Rural Ambassador award, for keeping a very busy night moving along smoothly. • MOBILE COOL TUESDAY $13.00 ROOM HIRE

At left: 2018 RA SCHNITZEL or FISH NIGHT winner Chris Hutch- • 9 MOTEL inson, salad or vegies

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At right: 2018 Young BOTTLESHOP Rural Ambassador winner George Sep- Phone: 8664 1035 pelt, winner Franke Agen- Email: [email protected] bag, runner up ‘Like’ us on FACEBOOK Luke Sander April 2018 - Page 9 Jamestown Journal RFDS MEAL DROP FUNDRAISER IS HELPING HAND – NEWS AND ON AGAIN! vIEWS The Jamestown RFDS Support Group has been busy once again with Belalie Lodge is humming with the winds of change in that the Library their fundraising. Last weekend , Committee Members Deb Davis, Katryna has been moved from next to the Pioneer room to the lounge in Mana- Amey, Megan Rowe and Liz Kelly, along with Anne-Marie Simpson and narie Wing. This has created a reading area where residents talk, snooze Gen Moore headed to Orroroo to waitress at a wedding. We were given and read and makes the library accessible 24 hours a day. This area also $600 by the bride’s family, and the caterer - The Gourmet Chef from Mil- has a pool table, which is used by family members when visiting Belalie dura, donated $750 to our group, so overall it was a very successful night. Lodge, as well as residents. The Group will be holding a Meal drop on June 1st, 2018. We did this in As the weather turns cooler some residents sit in the front lounge to 2016 and it was very successful. For just $20 we will deliver a meal - soup, catch the warmth of the winter sun, read and observe the comings and roast and sweets to your door. You can elect to have the meal delivered goings of Belalie Lodge. Others choose to sit outside, weather permitting, hot for lunch, or cold and it can then be reheated for dinner. There will be enjoying the warmth of the sun and fresh air. a limit of 200 meals, so get in early and order. Order form below. Orders There is also a small sun room for winter, which overlooks a garden and payment can be left at Shellies Shoes. where the plan is for a bird bath. 2018 is the RFDS is celebrating 90 years of service. They are doing a For those who like animals there is a chicken run in an open garden regional tour and will be landing in Jamestown on May 3rd at 12.30 for 3 setting or a number of fenced or internal garden spaces. hours. They will have a speaker, presentations, able to look through at the All of the garden areas are lovingly maintained by Andrew, our local plane and afternoon tea. If you are interested in attending please contact gardener and ‘jack of all trades’, when required. Liz Kelly - 0428641254, numbers are limited We would love you to come and have a look Remember you can help our fundraising simply be becoming a mem- around, meet the residents and staff and ber, only $10, see Liz Kelly, Michelle Noonan or Phil Dibben. We try to see the activities we do. Drop in to say hi any time. print a story each month about a local who has had the use of the RFDS. Geof Bowman If you would like to share your story please contact Liz Kelly and we will Residential Services Manager forward a list of questions to help you write your story. R&SL & COMBINED SERVICES Smart State PC Donation For all enquiries regarding RSL Combined Services Hall Hire please contact Val Hall 0429 060 747 Program round 43 has a -or alternatively Jim 0409 099 959 recipient in Jamestown # The computer is to benefit the South Australian com- munity and shall be in use at the Visitor Centre at the Jamestown Memorial Hall.

Page 10 - April 2018 Jamestown Journal FROM OUR PAST Compiled by Jamestown Local History Group 120 Years Ago: ing. The supper provided by the officers was appreciated by all. The local “The Agriculturist & Review”, April 1898 Home Guards are looking forward to the next instruction course to be Letter to Editor” Sir, I notice that in the list of places mentioned as those held shortly. in which the Federal delegates are to address the electors on the Fed- 50 Years Ago: eration question, that Jamestown is conspicuous by its absence. Why an “The Northern Review”, April 1968 important centre like this should by neglected passes my comprehension, Anzac Parade: A march of ex-servicemen, scouts and cubs, led by the especially when I see such towns as Redhill, Snowtown, Koolunga and Flinders Band of Wirrabara, preceded the annual Anzac Service in the Port Broughton mentioned. I do not think it fair that the Treasurer should Jamestown Memorial Hall on Sunday last. Wreaths were laid at the Boer treat the second most important town in his electorate in this cavalier War Memorial in Ayr Street by Mr. T. Thomas and at the Memorial Park fashion, and I cannot believe that the slight is intentional on his part. Pos- gates by the Mayor, (Mr. B. N. Williams) and the President of the R.S.L. sibly if the Town and District Councils were to move in the matter it might (Mr. R. Poyzer) At the service conducted by Rev. Canon N. Shelby-James yet be remedied. Yours, &c., Unenlightened Elector. and Rev. C. R. Cotton, a collection for Legacy amounted to $27. Memory Loss: Our readers will remember that the local police recently Mayoral Thanks: Sir, I would appreciate the opportunity to publicly took charge of a man who had unaccountably lost all recollection of past thank, in your column, the members of the Jamestown Rural Youth Club events. After some days detention and careful treatment he had recov- who during the last week completed, under the direction of Mr. Bruce ered sufficiently to be set at liberty, and a few sympathisers subscribed Hall, the preparation and planting of the lawn area in Ayr Street. A job sufficient to help him on his way. The man’s name was E. H. Belson and of this kind requires a lot of labour, and their efforts represent a consid- he now writes his heartfelt thanks to M.C. Waterhouse and other kind erable saving of ratepayers funds, and a very generous donation to the persons who so generously assisted him in his trouble. Main Street Appeal recently conducted by the Progress Association. Their Tenders: An Advert. “Tenders for Tank-Sinking on the Mutooroo Run efforts also remind us what a fine job this group are capable of doing for will be received by the undersigned up to April 16, at per yard, for tanks the town and district, and I’m pleased to be able to thank them on behalf 40yds. x 40yds. x 12 ft deep; 50yds. x 50yds x 12ft deep; 60yds. x 60yds x of the Corporation and the people of the town. Your’s etc., Brian N. Wil- 15ft. deep. Tenders to state number of horses, bullocks, scoops, and the liams, Mayor. number of yards they would shift per week. Specifications can be seen 25 Years Ago: at Elder, Smith & Co. Ltd. at Burra and Jamestown. No Tender necessary “The Jamestown Journal”, April 1993 accepted. Peter Waite, Elders Building, Adelaide.” Ayr Street Line Marking: A letter has been forwarded to the Department 100 Years Ago: of Road Transport, after consultation had occurred with the Jamestown “The Agriculturist & Review”, April 1918 Business Association and their comments have been appreciated. The A Popular Citizen: A large number of the residents of the town and dis- proposal is to line mark parking areas in Ayr Street that will see parallel trict assembled at the railway station on Thursday evening to say farewell parking properly identified. Also, it is being requested that a pedestrian to the ex Town Clerk (Mr. C. E. Whyte) and family. The local brass Band standing zone be line marked on the median parking side of Ayr Street was also out in strong force and played a number of selections prior to that will allow for pedestrians wishing to cross to footpath areas to stand the departure of the train. Good wishes were expressed on all sides, and in improved safety. ‘For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow’ was heartily sung, and then as the train Veteran /Tennis: They grown in strength and numbers. On March 7, 28 drew out hearty cheers were given for Mr. and Mrs. Whyte and family. players from the Northern /areas Veterans Tennis Club travelled by bus to It was a send off that was proof of the popularity of our genial ex Town West Lakes where they defeated the City Veterans 32 sets to 28. 40 eager Clerk, and the members of his family. players participated on March 14 on the Jamestown courts in a great day Our Boys: Mr. and Mrs. Alex McLeod received word from the Military of tennis. Players came from Jamestown, Port Pirie, Crystal Brook, Quorn, Authorities on Wednesday last week, stating that their son, Pte. C. Neil Orroroo, Wilmington, Peterborough, Wirrabara, Yatina, Caltowie, Clare, McLeod, had been wounded (gas). The friends of Neil trust that he did Gladstone, Yacka, Narridy Morchard and Pekina. Anyone over 40 years of not receive a heavy dose of gas, and that he will speedily recover from age are very welcome to join. Next day is April 18, at Jamestown. Names the effects. to be nominated by 10.30 a.m. Personal: The many friends of Mr. W. Stacey regret very much that he was the victim of an accident during his recent trip to Western Australia, that will necessitate him laying up for some time. It appears that Mr. Sta- cey was engaged in a jumping contest when he had the misfortune to break the muscle of the left leg just above the knee. 75 Years Ago: “The Agriculturist & Review”, April 1943 Boy Scout Camp: Over Easter a Boy Scout Camp will be held at the “Picnic Grounds” Bundaleer Forest, when about 60 Scouts and their leaders will come from Gladstone, Georgetown, Crystal Brook, Port Pirie, Snowtown and Jamestown. The Camp Chief will be the District Scout Master Mr. T. G. Haskard of Crystal Brook and he will be assisted by Mr. H. W. Blas- kett of Jamestown and Mr. J. A. Altmann of Snowtown. The camp will be thrown open to visitors on Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m. A good programme has been arranged for the afternoon, so everyone attending should have a good time. Home Guard Activities: Last weekend there was a full muster of offic- ers and men to take part in an instructional course under active service conditions at Bullocky Gully. Exercises were carried out from Saturday morning until Sunday evening, including night manoeuvres. Lieut. D. Trimmer was present to watch the work, he gave a useful and informative address. Capt. A. D.. Bray, Lieuts. J. Hatter and N. Solly, Sgt. Major L. Moy, Sgt. Bottomly, Q.M.S. E. Wight directed operations. Mr. Joe Cummnigs, cook for the camp gave good service. Saturday night was wet for sleep- April 2018 - Page 11 Jamestown Journal HOSPITAL AUxILIARY UPDATE The fundraising is going along at a steady pace with enough donations KEN’S to start 2 Rooms and possibly 4 in the coming months. A Veeeeerrrrrrrryyyyyyy big thank you to Lee Iles and Matt Slattery for their huge effort in fundraising and having their hair shaved off (and • Fire Prevention Slashing Beard) at the recent Sausage Sizzle held at Foodland, their efforts raised HANDYMAN SERVICE $3,005.50 towards the hospital refurbishment. • Garden Renovations Our Raffle was drawn before Easter with 1st Prize going to Sylvie Wil- liams (Grand Daughter of Liz and Rick Kelly), 2nd Prize winner was Shirley Jones , congratulations to these two winners and a sum on $1210 was • Lawnmowing / Slashing raised from this raffle. Thanks to all tickets sellers and the public for sup- porting this fundraiser.Another Raffle will be held shortly with a 1st Prize • Tree Lopping / Trimming of a Beach House Holiday for 2 nights , a Generator, Sheep Drench, Car wash Voucher etc. and others Prizes. These tickets will be on Sale on Mar- • Rubbish Removal ket days out at the Yards and if necessary sold at Foodland as well. If you would like to buy a ticket or two contact Tash Downing, Julie Holmes, • Gutter Cleaning Marg Hall, Deb Hale or Ruth O”Grady. We still have freshly potted Orchids for Sale for $10 so if you would • Tractor Hire like to buy some and support our fundraising phone 86641520. In Sep- tember we hope to have a Bowls fundraiser, final details probably in the For further information May Journal. On September 9th we are supporting The Whyte Yarcowie Vaudeville Show---- The Best of Times at 2 pm in the Jamestown Town phone Ken Loader Hall. This is always a very enjoyable afternoon of fun and plenty of laughs on 8664 1796 so put this date in your Diary, and come and join us for the afternoon. If you wish to make a donation to the Hospital Auxiliary or Jamestown Health Advisory council please do so and send them to Jamestown Hos- MEN’S SHED pital South Terrace Jamestown, your donations would be most welcome. ursdays 1-4 @ former Kindy Jamestown Donation tins are still in some Businesses. Jamestown Footy Clubrooms Thank you to Foodland for their generous support of our raffle also to Shellies Shoes, Jamestown Bakery, Hunts Fuels and Bev Kaeding. Narelle Cootes is the contact person for the Jamestown Keep and eye on the thermometer gauge in the Main Street as the red Footy Clubrooms. Mob - 0488 654 057 line will hopefully be going up a little in the coming weeks. Lets see if we can keep the fundraising thermometer going up and up. Emergency numbers Ambulance: 000 Police: 000 C.F.S: 000 Hospital: 8664 1406 CFS Bushfire Information Hotline 1300 362 361

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Gertrude “mary” toHolKe (nee Watson) Affectionately known as Mary. wanteD to buy Born 27th June 1934. Passed away at home, surrounded by her Best prices, Antiques, Collectables, Books, loving family on Sat 17th March 2018. Beautiful and loving wife of John Mags, Toys, Furniture, even damaged. Tins, Mum and Granny to: Traps, Ephemera, Art, Anything interesting. Mere and Lennie, Joe, Billi and Mitch, Charlotte, Jordan. Single items to full clearance. Long established Andy and Irene, Tyler, Caitlyn. Greg and Maria, Darcy, Clancy, Shelby, Barnaby local. Ph: 0481 331 349 Rob and Maree, Jack, Samuel, Hannah, Georgia, Max Ali and Paul, Brock, Cooper Never selfish, always loving and kind, these are memories you leave behind. Her Celebration of Life service was conducted by Rev Owen Rob- erts in the Jamestown Uniting Church on Thurs. 22nd March 2018. On Mon 2nd April, some of her ashes were scattered at the Tarcow- ie cemetery and the remainder interred at the Jamestown cemetery.

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April 2018 - Page 15 Jamestown Journal COMMUNITY CALENDAR AUGUST: 2018 12th: SA Variety Club visit to Jamestown APRIL: 12th: Pop Up Market, 10am to 2pm Town Hall 5th: Jamestown Table Tennis Come & Try, 7pm 20th: Red Cross Meeting (AGM) 8.00pm Jamestown History Centre 8th: Red Cross Garden Trail SEPTEMBER: 10th: Jamestown CWA Branch meeting, 1.30pm 9th: Hospital Auxiliary Whyte Yarcowie Vaudeville Matinee Town Hall Jamestown Table Tennis Come & Try, 7pm at 2pm 14th: Jamestown CWA Branch present ‘Whyte Yarcowie Dance 16th: Jamestown Lions Club Auction Troupe’ Jamestown Town Hall, 8pm Jamestown Town Hall 16th : Red Cross Meeting 8.00pm Jamestown History Centre OCTOBER: 17th: Red Cross Community Connections, Jamestown Medical 21st Jamestown Air Spectacular Centre Meeting Room 1pm-3pm 28th: Northern Highlands Soroptimists Rose & Flower Show 25th: ANZAC Day, 6.15am Service @ Memorial Park DECEMBER: 27th: Community Garden 10am Natter & Nibbles 9th: Pop Up market, 10am to 2pm Jamestown Town Hall 2019 December 31st: Community Event to celebrate the centenary MAY: of the opening of ‘The Diggers’ Walk’ 1st: Red Cross Community Connections, Jamestown Medical Cen tre Meeting Room 1pm-3pm 8th: Jamestown CWA meeting JUSTICES OF THE PEACE 15th: Red Cross Community Connections, Jamestown Medical Cen A er Hours Business Hours tre Meeting Room 1pm-3pm Peter J LEHMANN 0409 583 010 0409 583 010 20th: Volunteer Appreciation Ecumenical Service & lunch, 12 noon David J BRIGGS 8664 0666 8664 0666 Memorial Park Jamestown Graeme R GERSCHWITZ 0429 805 078 0429 805 078 25th: Community Garden 10am Natter & Nibbles Vivienne R HECTOR 8664 1349 8664 1349 29th: Red Cross Community Connections, Jamestown Medical Cen tre Meeting Room 1pm-3pm Carmel P KELLY 8664 1519 0418 830 052 29th: Northern Areas Council Jamestown Community Forum, James P MOSS 0408 832 186 0408 832 186 7.00pm Sir Hubert Wilkins Centre Maxwell S PRIOR 8664 1166 8664 1166 Colin J DAVIES 0428 627 950 8648 6031 JUNE: Douglas R HENDERSON 8665 5088 8665 5088 18th: Red Cross Meeting 8.00pm Jamestown History Centre Josie R MURRAY 8650 5040 0407 792 013 23rd: Jamestown Town Garage Sale .... more details later Kaye M Nicolson 0438 364 017 0438 364 017 24th: Community Garden @ 11.00am – Sunday B.B.Q Lunch JAMESTOWN R&SL meetings: 2nd Monday each month 7.30pm LITTLE JIMMIES PLAYGROUP, Wednesday mornings during school terms, NORTHERN HIGHLANDS SOROPTIMISTS meetings: 3rd Tuesday monthly, 9.30-11am at St James School’s Learning Centre 7.30pm. A’Roma Café at Belalie Lodge, open Friday’s 2:00-3:30pm. All welcome. JAMESTOWN TRAIL RIDING CLUB meeting first Wednesday each month, JAMESTOWN COMMUNITY GARDEN: Natter & Nibbles, last Friday of the JAMESTOWN Hotel, call 0408 892 565 for more details or join our Facebook page month, 10am. New Gardeners always welcome. ‘Jamestown Trail Riders Club’ CWA MEETINGS: 2nd Tuesday each month. More info ph 8664 1585 INDOOR BOWLS: Wednesday afternoons from 1.30pm in the Combined Services MEN’S SHED: weekly 1-4pm Thursdays @ former Kindergarten, Irvine Street clubrooms. New members always welcome. First timers free. JAMESTOWN QUILTERS: 1st Tuesday each month @ 7-30pm at the Sir Hubert RFDS meetings:2nd Monday of the month. Further details Liz Kelly 0428 641 254 Wilkins Centre (aerodrome). All welcome. THE VICTORIA LODGE NO 26 FREEMASONS: meet 1st Wednesday in each BELALIE LODGE SOCIAL GROUP: 1st Thursday every month at Belalie Lodge month at the Lodge Room in Irvine Street at 7.30pm from 1.30pm SING AUSTRALIA JAMESTOWN: singing for everyone weekly at Pioneer Room JAMESTOWN BIZZY BUGS: Friday mornings 9.30-10.30am during school terms Helping Hand 7 - 9pm Mondays (except Public & School holidays) at the Stadium or Library JAMESTOWN DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (JDA) meetings: 2nd Monday PROBUS: 1st Tuesday each month, 10am Commercial Hotel each month @ Jamestown Town Hall Bank Room. HEARTBEAT: 4th Tuesday February, April, June, August, October 2pm, Medical JAMESTOWN UNITING CHURCH: Family service and Luncheon the first Sunday Centre Meeting Room. of each month in the Uniting Church Hall. LYMPHOEDEMA Clinic: Alternate Mondays 9am ~ 2pm Dr’s referral requiredBook- JAMESTOWN FLYING GROUP meetings, 3rd Monday each month, 8pm @ Sir ings: Jamestown Hospital 8664 1406 Hubert Wilkins Centre. Visitors and new members most welcome. JAMESTOWN HOSPITAL AUXILIARY: 1.30pm at Hospital 3rd Wednesday of JAMESTOWN NATIONAL TRUST March, May, July, September (AGM) and November. Second Tuesday monthly , 8pm at History Centre. No Meeting Dec or Jan. CRAFT, COFFEE & CHAT: 4th Tuesday each month, 10am to 3pm CWA rooms. All welcome NORTHERN AREAS COUNCIL meetings: 2pm 3rd Tuesday each month. The Editor has complete editorial control, although the BUNDALEER CRICKET CLUB Training Big Shed 6pm. More info 0407 725 704 opinions expressed in the Jamestown Journal are JAMESTOWN APEX CLUB meetings: 2nd & 4th Wednesday of each month. not necessarily my own. Don’t bother suing me, JAMESTOWN LIONS CLUB meetings: 2nd Wednesday 8pm Combined Services I’m penniless and pathetic and current trends Clubrooms. 6 monthly Auctions, third Sunday March & September indicate a future abundant with the same.

Editor : Margie Simpson The Jamestown Journal 29 Clifton Rd, Jamestown Mob: 0418 839 901 email: [email protected]

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