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Festival strikes OUR winning chord DOCS NEED HELP Health crisis worsens Rhiannon Koch practitioner on Wednesday, July 7, JOURNALIST and paramedics on Thursday and Friday, July 8-9. MAITLAND Hospital’s emergency “As a practice, we are concerned department was left without a doc- about how these shortages affect tor again for three days last week. our community, our doctors and This comes as a Copper Coast the wonderful nursing staff who GP has offered to cover three shifts work in the hospital,” Medical HQ at the Wallaroo Hospital in the past Maitland practice manager week, and Yorketown Medical Michelle Nelligan said. Practice waits for a locum doctor to “The nursing staff who work in arrive to help staff the clinic and the hospital are an amazing group hospital. of people, we have a good working These are just the latest examples relationship with them and we sup- of the problems with the health sys- port them 100 per cent. tem on Yorke Peninsula, which are “But having no coverage from a frustrating staff and patients. doctor for three days puts everyone People presenting to Maitland under pressure.” Hospital were treated by a nurse MORE PAGE 3

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OPENING ACT... At Light Church, classical guitarists Caleb Lavery-Brook and Megan Robson set the tone for Guitar Festival’s On the Road tour at on Saturday, July 10. Venues around the town quickly on Yorke Peninsula reached capacity for every show on the Edithburgh program. It was the first time Adelaide Guitar Festival had PAGES 21-23 expanded to include regional areas. PHOTO: Jenny Oldland MORE PAGE 6

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No food or service Dry July Australian War OUR VIEW at Moonta Bay AS many Aussies face the prospect of spending Memorial more time at home due to COVID-19, we know IT’S sad to see there are no cafes at Moonta Bay now. it can be tempting to reach for alcohol. SINCE 2018, the Australian War Memorial has We have made Moonta Bay our holiday choice In fact, new research from Dry July engaged in extensive consultation on our Patients affected for a long time. We just don’t understand what Foundation has revealed the number of Development Project, running our own national has happened. Australians who said they are drinking more in program in addition to the consultations by health system Why did they all close? Is it the council? the average week has doubled in the past 12 connected to three major approval processes. Is it the locals? Is it COVID-19? months, indicating that a difficult year affected We have reached more than half a million issues Very sad for people on a holiday and not a our drinking habits. Australians in person, through our website and great look for the area. Very disappointing. However, the research also found 86 per cent social media, surveys, community forums, focus THE case of a mother trying desperately Carol Armstrong, Golden Grove of Australians believe they’d benefit from less groups, public notices and media coverage. to get help for her unwell child, on page 3, alcohol in their lives and 67 per cent of Aussies We have listened, and more than 50 changes illustrates several of the issues with local admit to being “sober curious”. have been made to the project. health services this paper has been If you’ve been thinking about taking a break One of the most important surveys took place pushing hard to improve. Crystal Brook’s from the booze, Dry July is the perfect in July 2020 when visitors to the memorial were The mother initially took her toddler to opportunity to start a healthier lifestyle. provided information about the project and Wallaroo, twice. Unhappy with the help Central Park The campaign is run by the Dry July asked if they supported it. More than 660 people offered, and with her child still struggling Foundation to support cancer charities, answered this question. to breathe, she tried the next closest IT’S now been two years since I started including Cancer Council. By going dry this July Remembering they had just visited existing hospital at Maitland. No doctor was there. improving Crystal Brook’s Central Park, with and fundraising on behalf of Cancer Council, galleries about Afghanistan and peacekeeping, The mother and child were sent back to some help from local people. you’ll help us continue to provide our vital 85 per cent of these visitors said yes, the Wallaroo for a third attempt and, after a The controlling body, Department for 13 11 20 Cancer Information and Support Line memorial needs to do more to tell modern long wait, again did not receive the help Infrastructure and Transport, has resisted the for all Australians affected by cancer. service stories and the plans we proposed were they sought. Finally, out of desperation, beautification while a poll of Crystal Brook There’s also a host of health benefits to quitting appropriate. Only six per cent were opposed. the mother drove to Adelaide where her residents a year ago showed 191 people in favour drinking for a month, including reducing your The expansion of the memorial’s galleries to child was quickly diagnosed as having an and only one against. cancer risk. In fact, it’s estimated three per cent of recognise recent conflicts and operations will asthma attack and treated. She was better I have tried to work cooperatively with DIT all cancers diagnosed in Australia each year are allow us to tell the untold stories of our almost instantly. but they are not interested. Port Pirie Regional due to alcohol use. servicemen and servicewomen. We don’t want to be negative but this is Council doesn’t seem to want to know about it. To register, visit dryjuly.com/cancercouncil. Through this once-in-a-generation project, not the first time we have heard a story One objection given for improvement of the And please remember, if you’re impacted by veterans who served, and those still serving, will like this, and it deserves to be told. It is park is “the land is contaminated” but I have cancer and need emotional or practical support, soon be able to visit the memorial to share stories completely unacceptable for such a gap to never seen or read any evidence of you can reach out to us by calling our 13 11 20 of their service and sacrifice with loved ones, and exist between the care on offer in the city contamination. Plants grow well, earthworms are Information and Support line. receive the recognition they so richly deserve. and here in the country. common. Lincoln Size, chief executive, Matt Anderson The peninsula’s health system is I believe DIT has done some soil testing in the Cancer Council SA Director, Australian War Memorial suffering from several problems. Doctors past couple of months but it seems not to have and nurses are overworked. New recruits provided local people with any results — was are scarce at best. Some emergency negligible contamination found? departments, like at Maitland in the story The land has been largely neglected by the outlined here, are having to operate authorities in the 40-plus years my wife and I without doctors for hours or days at a have had a house in Crystal Brook. Apart from Provide medical help time. At Wallaroo, nursing shifts have the recent soil testing, the only work that DIT has been cut. Most hospitals rely on locums to done is an annual slashing to limit fire hazard. I READ with some annoyance about the medical situation on the Yorke Peninsula (Doctor shortage help staff their EDs. And in fairness, we Ideally the land should be slashed at least twice continues across central, southern YP, YPCT 6-7-21). have heard several positive stories about a year, probably three times, to keep it tidy. I’ve Shadow Minister for Health and Wellbeing states a big issue in doctor shortage for patients being treated by locums on YP — contacted DIT and offered to pay for additional country health is a complete breakdown in relationships with local GPs and the hospitals, which has stories we intend to share. slashings. DIT didn’t even respond to my offer. created locum and GP replacement problems. But, as this example shows, there are I intend to arrange with a contractor to slash Yorketown Medical Practice staff must be pulling their hair out trying to cover patients’ health other times when patients are the land at my own expense as it becomes needs when GPs are unavailable elsewhere. disadvantaged. The staff in our health needed. My only concern is DIT might penalise State Minister for Health and Wellbeing has poorly managed regional health and facilities need more support. That’s why the contractor who does the job. placed many vulnerable people in their late age group under tremendous health pressures. we will continue pursuing these issues, I would hope not, and I hope DIT will respond There are about 27,000 people permanently residing on YP, where a high category are living in working with our local health services, to favourably to this letter. their retirement years. improve the situation for all involved. Please Minister, some cooperation in the It is a fact the older we get the more susceptible we are to deteriorating health. We know that, but Nick Perry, editor improvement of Crystal Brook’s parks and we need our government representatives to know and understand it and react accordingly by [email protected] gardens. providing the necessary medical expertise to assist — or they should not be in government. Dave Clarke, Armagh Des Kemp, Port Hughes

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From page 1 Hospitals left short staffed

AUSTRALIAN Nursing and Midwifery Federation (SA Branch) CEO/Secretary Adj Associate Professor Elizabeth Dabars AM said regional and metro hospitals are operating ridiculously over-capacity and under-staffed. “Yorke Peninsula nurses are very con- cerned about suddenly being thrust with responsibilities potentially out of their scope of practice in life-and-death situa- tions,” she said. “We had an incident at Maitland of a walk-in patient with chest pain at 3am and no doctor on site. Luckily, they were not a cardiac patient needing IV medication, otherwise the outcome could have been a fatality due to doctor shortage. “The chronic under-resourcing has Worries about resulted in nurses feeling pressured to take on extra shifts and double shifts, leading to fatigue and ultimately the potential of delayed and missed patient care.” Prof Dabars said SA Health and local health networks must ensure regional emergency departments are adequately health services staffed and resourced. “The idea of a hospital remaining open to provide care, including for emergency presentations, whilst having no medical coverage for up to 24 hours shows a stag- CONCERNS... Mikayla Glazbrook, with 19-month-old daughter Oaklynn, is speaking up after spending several days seeking gering and dangerous level of dereliction of treatment for Oaklynn at local health services earlier this month. duty,” she said. “We are very concerned about the ongo- ing staff shortages with Wallaroo Hospital Rhiannon Koch tor believed was a viral infection. either, so an ambulance took us back fine now. that have led to nurses continually being JOURNALIST “When we came home, she start- to Wallaroo with lights and sirens. “I don’t think I slept properly for asked to work double shifts and overtime, ed coughing up blood so I rang SA “On that day, we waited about those days though — I honestly with reduced staff on roster. MIKAYLA Glazbrook is worried Ambulance Service and they took seven hours for a doctor, and they thought I was going to put her to bed “We will be initiating a review of the roster about the level of care at the local us back to Wallaroo,” Mikayla said. basically told me there was nothing and the worst was going to happen. in the next couple of weeks so these issues health services. “We were seen by a different they could do so I decided I needed “It was an extremely scary thing can be better understood and addressed.” Mikayla spent several days in doctor who said it was likely a dif- to take Oaklynn to Adelaide.” to happen and it’s sad that the med- Yorke and Northern Local Health and out of Wallaroo Hospital seek- ferent viral infection. By the time they arrived at a ical treatment was two hours away Network CEO Roger Kirchner said staff ing help for her 19-month-old “She was still in respiratory dis- friend’s house in Adelaide, — and I would hate for this to hap- work with locum providers and local gen- daughter Oaklynn, before heading tress, you could see her muscles Oaklynn’s lips and toes were turn- pen to someone else.” eral practitioners to cover any unplanned to the Women’s and Children’s working hard to breathe, but we ing blue and she was rushed by A Yorke and Northern Local leave in hospitals like Wallaroo. Hospital in North Adelaide for were sent home.” ambulance to the Women’s and Health Network spokesperson said “We are also continuing our efforts to treatment. Oaklynn was no better the follow - Children’s Hospital. they understood how distressing it recruit rural generalist practitioners at They presented at the Wallaroo ing day, so Mikayla drove to Mait - “When we saw the doctor there, could be for parents with unwell Wallaroo Hospital,” he said. accident and emergency department land Hospital for a third opinion. they thought she was having a children. “These positions will play a key part in because Oaklynn had a high temper- “The nurses were amazing there, severe asthma attack and they gave “Our staff do everything they providing a salaried model of care, ex - ature and was wheezing, arriving but they had no doctor on site, so her three different types of medica- can to diagnose and provide appro- panding medical positions within our about 4pm Tuesday, June 22. they had to call MEDSTAR to get tions, and she was better almost priate treatment and care to health services and further strengthening She was seen to by a doctor and an order for oxygen with instantly,” Mikayla said. patients, in line with the condition our workforce to ensure we can continue to given prednisolone and Panadol, adrenaline in it,” she said. “She was a little slow for three and symptoms they present with,” provide high level care to the community. then sent home with what the doc- “There was nothing they could do days afterwards, but she’s doing the spokesperson said. “Applications for the positions will be advertised shortly.”

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, July 13, 2021 3 NEWS | 4 www.ypct.com.au $4.4 million for SES volunteers Yorketown bushfire Jess Liddy would support the recruitment and to ensure it continues to have the capa- nificant investment in the SES,” Mr JOURNALIST retention of volunteers and help bility and capacity to respond effective- Beattie said. class action implement new volunteering options ly and quickly to state emergencies.” “Our volunteers are the service’s SOUTH Australia’s State Emergency for responding to emergencies. To cater to younger generations, lifeblood and provide critical capa- Service will be future-proofed with a “The SES is a proud and dedicated new volunteering options will be bilities across the state responding to a community $4.4 million investment to ensure vol- volunteer organisation whose members implemented to complement the tra- range of emergencies 24/7. unteer numbers remain strong. protect lives, homes, businesses, critical ditional volunteering model, offering “The new pathways program is a meeting on The funding, over five years from infrastructure and livestock during greater flexibility to accommodate the landmark initiative that will support 2020-21, has been provided in the state emergency events,” Mr Tarzia said. different lifestyles and employment measures to attract, recruit and retain budget 2021-22 to increase volunteer “It’s impossible to count the number commitments of young people, Mr members, helping sustain the SES well Wednesday numbers and improve experiences for of times our incredible SES volunteers Tarzia said. into the future.” A COMMUNITY meeting new and existing SES members. have saved lives — they are the back- SES chief officer Chris Beattie wel- To volunteer for the SES, visit www. regarding the Yorketown bush- Minister for Emergency Services bone of the state’s response to disasters. comed the additional funding. ses.sa.go.au/volunteer or call the fire class action is being held at said the program “This money will strengthen the SES “This is an important and sig- volunteer hotline on 1300 364 587. the Yorketown Town Hall from 6pm on Wednesday, July 21. Residents and landowners impacted by the November 2019 fire are encouraged to attend. Maddens Lawyers principal Kathryn Emeny said the meet- ing would be hosted by Maddens’ expert bushfire com- pensation team, and would pro- vide an important update on the progress of the class action. “This community meeting is open to anyone impacted by the 2019 fire,” Ms Emeny said. “There will be an opportunity to discuss the progress of the class action and to address any queries impacted property owners may have.” A fire broke out on Stansbury Road, Yorketown, on November 20, 2019, and burned through roughly 5000 hectares with several houses damaged or destroyed. Maddens Lawyers issued a class action proceeding in the Supreme Court of South Australia against SA Power Networks, alleging the fire start- ed as a result of a failure of high voltage electrical assets. Register to attend the com- munity meeting by contacting Maddens Lawyers on 1800 815 FUNDING... Warooka SES volunteers Roger Murdoch, Skye Kilpatrick and Julie Page are pleased the service is getting $4.4 million in funding 228 or email info@maddens to recruit and retain volunteers. lawyers.com.au.

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Jess Liddy JOURNALIST “Licensees also walked in wanting to sign up to freehold their property, and others ABOUT 200 people attended community information sessions about the Fisherman Bay were curious about how much it will cost to connect to council’s wastewater system.” freehold project late last month. CEO Maree Wau- – Maree Wauchope, Barunga West Council CEO chope said a large number of people wanted to know when they would receive their titles. “Licensees also walked in wanting to sign up to freehold their property, and others were curious about how much it will cost to connect to council’s wastewater system,” Ms Wauchope said. Fisherman’s Bay Management told residents settlement of sales would proceed once the State Commission Assessment Panel provided a land division certificate, expected this month. This would allow titles to be issued from September. “Council used the sessions to release its pro- posed fees associated with wastewater connec- tions which includes a one-off connection/ augmentation fee of $2300 and an ongoing annual fee of $550,” Ms Wauchope said. “There will also be plumbing costs associat- ed with physically connecting Fisherman Bay dwellings to the new collection system. “Council will offer ratepayers the opportu- nity to connect their dwelling to the collection system through contractors engaged by coun- cil, which will reduce waiting times and costs. “Further information about this service will be provided early next year.” Detailed design of all elements of the project should be complete this month. “Council and FBM will finalise assessment of tender responses, select contractors and enter construction contracts by August,” Ms Wauchope said. “FBM also asked licensees to urgently remedy fire safety compliance issues where the non- compliance prevents freehold titles being issued.” Economic modelling estimates the project will support 230 full-time equivalent jobs and FREEHOLD PROJECT... Barunga West Council CEO Maree Wauchope, mayor Leonie Kerley, assets and infrastructure support officer contribute more than $25 million in benefits Rosalie Milde and manager of assets and infrastructure Steve Davey prepare to update ratepayers about the Fisherman Bay freeholding to the regional economy over six years. project last month.

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, July 13, 2021 5 NEWS | 6 www.ypct.com.au Plan for Black Point community centre

Sonny Coombs Point that could create a meeting point JOURNALIST for residents and facilitate social activi- ties, like many towns along the coast BLACK Point Progress Association has have,” Mr Sexton said. presented the idea of a community cen- “We had an event where we brought tre to . the community together with a barbe- PROPOSAL... Black Point Progress member Roger Sexton pre- cue and it demonstrated a real sense of Progress Association has sented the idea to transform a local belonging to the community. raised the idea of reserve at a recent council workshop. “Particularly as people get older there is “When the land subdivision occurred a need to have an area we can meet, have building a community in Black Point in the mid-1990s there our annual general meetings and have centre in the town. were four areas designated as public social activities, among other things.” reserves,” Mr Sexton said. Architectural firm Brown Falconer “They were set aside as part of an has developed a concept plan, which will arrangement to develop a project and now be presented to the community. they were paid for by the community. “In the past 12 months we have had “They were placed in trust with the further discussions within the progress council for future use for by the commu- association about what we could do,” Mr nity, and those public reserves were a Sexton said. fundamental part of the approval for the “What we need to do from here is subdivision of the waterfront land at have discussions with residents because Black Point.” no one outside of the progress associa- Mr Sexton said Black Point currently tion has seen the concept.” had no community or recreational facilities. For the project to progress, council will “We have long held the view there also have to grant a lease for the use of the needs to be a community centre at Black public reserves to the progress association.

From page 1 Guitar festival strikes a chord

Sonny Coombs has been great working with Yorke “Rather than us putting on an JOURNALIST Peninsula Council to help make event on an oval or something like this happen,” he said. that, where it only benefits a hand- THE Adelaide Guitar Festival On “The regional touring will con- ful of people, this is about trying the Road event at Edithburgh was tinue to be an annual program but to encourage visitors to spend all a hit, as venues quickly reached we haven’t secured the locations around town so everyone gets a capacity on Saturday, July 10. for 2022. piece of the pie.” The festival brought some of “Edithburgh worked really well Yorke Peninsula Council mayor Australia’s best guitarists to the as a location, the feedback from Darren Braund said he was town. Nearly 200 people watched council was positive and I would pleased with the event’s success. opening act Caleb Lavery-Brook expect we will plan to come back “It attracted many weekend vis- and Megan Robson at Light to Yorke Peninsula in 2022.” itors to our region as well as being Church. Mr Dundon said the festival enjoyed by locals,” Mr Braund The bill also included the criti- brought economic benefits to the said. cally acclaimed Hussy Hicks plus town. “Each of the venues was filled to local artists such as Cookie Baker, “Pubs and cafes that hosted capacity with local traders enjoy- The Yorke Band and Cruizn Blues. musicians were all at capacity ing a boom weekend. Adelaide Guitar Festival pro- throughout the day,” he said. “Great thanks to the Adelaide ducer Andrew Dundon said he “There were lots of people Guitar Festival for bringing the LOCAL CONNECTION... At the Edithburgh Hotel, Warooka singer/songwriter hoped the festival would return. walking the street and engaging event to our region and my hope is Cookie Baker (middle), who was accompanied on stage by Jaan Kiploks (second “This is the first time we have with the businesses which was we can continue the partnership right), catches up with Danielle Trimboli, Robyn Clasohm with Edie Mumford, done this on Yorke Peninsula, it wonderful. into future years.” and Letitia Dahl-Helm.

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Sonny Coombs season is also shaping up to be JOURNALIST the park’s busiest yet. Minister for Environment POPULAR DESTINATION... SOUTH Australia’s national and Water said Frank Fang, of Adelaide, parks, including Dhilba those looking for last-minute made the trip to Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park, campgrounds in parks should Guuranda-Innes National are experiencing record levels book ahead. Park recently. of popularity. “SA’s national parks are as From January until June, popular as ever with visitor more than 220,000 visitors numbers going through the booked to camp in or visit roof in the past couple of years,” national parks across the state. Mr Speirs said. That is the most ever for this “The July school holidays are timeframe, double last year’s the perfect time to get away numbers and more than 70,000 with the family and we encour- higher than the previous record age all South Australians to in 2019. make the most of this time off In 2019-20 about 46,000 visi- and get out to visit our parks. tors booked to visit or stay in “It continues to provide a sig- Dhilba Guuranda-Innes nificant economic boost to our National Park, and this regions and support local jobs increased by 89 per cent to at a time when it is needed most 87,000 in 2020-21. as we continue to recover from “Our busiest season contin- the impacts of COVID-19.” ues to be summer, followed by Mr Speirs said the state autumn and spring, with 16,505 government had invested people paying to visit in $130 million into national January 2021 compared to parks to boost conservation, 10,086 visitors in January the improve experiences and previous year,” a Department increase visitor numbers. for Environment and Water “We are also continuing to spokesperson said. increase the amount of quality, “There has been an increase green, open space available by in the number of South Aust- expanding some of our national ralian visitors from 2019-20 to parks and opening up our 2020-21, and a slight decrease reservoirs for recreational in interstate visitors as a result access,” he said. of COVID-19.” To book your spot, visit The winter school holiday www.parks.sa.gov.au.

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, July 13, 2021 7 NEWS | 8 www.ypct.com.au Put your hand up to volunteer

Jess Liddy ing for more and without volunteers JOURNALIST many of these services just wouldn’t be able to operate.” VOLUNTEERS from the local SA An SA Ambulance Service spokesper- Ambulance, Metropolitan Fire and son said dedicated volunteers were a key Country Fire Services gathered in Queen part of the SAAS family and its ability to Square, Moonta, to recruit new members provide services in country areas, where late last month. the service helped more than 22,000 Organiser and volunteer Kym Roberts patients last year. said the idea was to encourage more com- “Alongside paramedic and retrieval munity members to volunteer. teams, Yorke Peninsula relies on volun- “A lot of people in this community teers from the local area to provide excep- don’t realise the people behind these ser- tional care to the community, when they vices are volunteers — they are not paid need it the most,” the spokesperson said. positions,” Mr Roberts said. “Our volunteers here are invaluable and “We’ve tried many methods to recruit have an amazing sense of community spirit volunteers and we thought by being out in to do such a selfless task in their spare time. the community, answering any questions, “Any locals looking to take the step and and letting people browse the vehicles and join us for the rewarding challenge of equipment it would give them a better becoming a SAAS volunteer are encour- understanding of what we do. aged to visit www.saasvolunteer.sa.gov.au.” “We want people to be more open to For more local information, contact volunteering because we are always look- Kym Roberts on 0418 715 000.

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, July 13, 2021 9 NEWS | 10 www.ypct.com.au Regional issues raised at RDA summit

Jess Liddy audits of housing not permanently JOURNALIST used that can fill seasonal vacancies. “We have already commenced a REGIONAL issues including the program with the state government, shortage of available accommodation working with locals to reskill them for were discussed at Regional Develop - employment opportunities, which in ment Australia’s Growing our Reg - the past six months has had more ional Workforce Summit last month. than 300 participants engaged across Eight South Australian branches col- the state, of which 142 were locals and laborated to commission a research paper 99 were placed into employment examining the barriers inhibiting the throughout the Yorke and Mid North. availability of an accessible and skilled “RDA also worked with 341 local workforce for regional South Australia. businesses to identify their skills RDA Yorke and Mid North CEO shortages over the past six months.” Kelly-Anne Saffin said the combina- Ms Saffin said to the RDA’s knowl- tion of ageing demographics and a edge this was the first state-wide lack of qualified tradespeople had report focused on regional workforce been felt in regional SA for some time. issues and solutions. “COVID-19 has put a significant “It’s also evident all levels of govern- spotlight on businesses experiencing ment and business will need to work this throughout Yorke Peninsula,” Ms together to fill the short and medium- Saffin said. term needs,” she said. “The number-one priority is cur- To view the research summary, visit rently reflected in the housing short- files.yorkeandmidnorth.com.au/files age for workers on YP and some of the /Resources/regional_workforce_ early recommendations include the conference_summary.pdf.

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ON TRACK... Kadina Memorial School principal Alistair Williams (middle) is pleased to OFFICIAL see year 11 student Jared Brooks develop his on-site construction knowledge, with the help of BluBuilt Construction project manager and former Kadina Memorial High School student Daniel Toole. GUIDE Performing arts he Yorke Peninsula Country Times is the major sponsor of the 2021 TYorke Peninsula Field Days. As a locally owned and operated newspaper, we are extremely proud in sight at KMS to support this major local event which is hoped will attract tens of thousands of visitors over three days, 28th to 30th September. Fin Hansen study such as lighting, sound, The building now has a This year, we will be producing 20,000 copies of the YP Field Days REPORT BY recording and staging. frame and a roof, and has been Official Guide. BluBuilt Construction won a conversation point among We are offering extremely good value for the advertising dollar as we KADINA Memorial School’s the tender for the project, and students and staff, according to will be distributing the guide through the Yorke Peninsula Country $4.2 million performing arts re - local contractors commenced principal Alistair Williams. development is progressing well. groundworks including new “We look forward to the Times and the Plains Producer newspapers, and the guide will also be A $3.5m grant through the building pads, cement path- completion of this dynamic offered free to every visitor at each gate to the event over all three days. state government’s Building ways and a replacement shed in learning space and are excited Our official guide will include full program details, a site map and What Matters program enabled February. as a music-focused school to interesting stories – it will be the only guide every visitor will have the project, after staff and stu- The facility will align with host concerts and performing access to! dent design ideas led to an ini- the performing arts curriculum arts such as drama productions Don't miss out, book your space as soon as possible. tial scoping study in 2018. of specialised arts schools, and and lectures,” Mr Williams said. The school then worked with could also host community The project is due to be com- consultants to design the multi- events due to its 200-plus pleted in term four this year, It gives me great pleasure to acknowledge and purpose learning area, set to capacity tiered and retractable and classes will use the facility endorse the Yorke Peninsula Country Times as the offer students new areas of seating space. from next year. major sponsor of the 2021 Yorke Peninsula Field Days. I would encourage all Field Days exhibitors to consider promoting their services or products Students grasp on-site opportunities through the official program guide. With the sponsorship and support of the Yorke Peninsula THE performing arts redevelopment at Kadina Country Times, we look forward to an exciting Memorial School has and successful 2021 Yorke Peninsula Field Days. provided valuable on-site –– YP Field Days president Martin Kenny learning opportunities. Certificate I in Building and Construction students met with project manager Why you should advertise with us... BluBuilt Construction as part of its School Immersion l Official program, site map and guide to the event program recently. l High-quality full-colour gloss format l 20,000 copies Through the program, l 2019 YP Field Days official guide was extremely popular– BluBuilt staff shared their with 96 pages, including lots of articles and all the must knowledge about the know information for the event building industry, skills and qualifications required to l Being distributed free at the event secure employment, and l Distributed across the Yorke Peninsula and throughout potential career pathways. the Adelaide Plains, Clare Valley and Mid North School principal Alistair Williams said it was a prime PATHWAY OPTIONS... Kadina Memorial School year 11 opportunity for students to student Lucas Schmidt works on the performing arts Booking deadline: Friday, 13th August see how an architectural redevelopment as part of his work placement with plan evolved into a large- BluBuilt Construction. Material deadline: Monday, 16th August scale building site.

“It’s very well to read study and career paths. sponsormajor about induction processes, as well as work, “It’s great when former scholars share their health and safety, but to see the importance story with the current cohort, as students can of this in action on a worksite made a lasting connect and identify a similar situation from impression,” Mr Williams said. living in the country,” Mr Williams said. “Students were walked and talked through Following the visit, an opportunity for a Don’t miss your chance to be part of the Official YP Field Days Guide... worksite logistics, (including) making sure student to participate in an on-site work materials arrived on time, the added risks of placement program was offered, and year 11 For more details contact Bernice Williams on working in a school, and daily communication student Lucas Schmidt took up the challenge. (08) 8821 1155 or email [email protected] with subcontractors.” Mr Williams said this was an example of BluBuilt project manager and former how schools and industries should align to Kadina Memorial High School student Daniel foster more potential employment Toole also spoke with students about his opportunities for country students.

Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, July 13, 2021 11 NEWS | 12 www.ypct.com.au CCC budget and business plan has been accepted ’s rates will increase by two per cent this financial year. Councillors adopted the annual business plan Local and budget for 2021-22 at their meeting last week. The rate increase is in line with council’s long- term financial plan, and was welcomed by elected members. “If you look across at the increase in council leads rates across the state, ours are one of the lowest, so I’m glad we have upheld the promise we made some years ago to stick to the two per cent,” Councillor Bruce Schmidt said. The budget focuses on completing infrastruc- ture projects including Bay Road, the Moonta state in Master Plan, road reseals and re-sheeting as well as the Five-Year Transport Plan. It also continues separate rates for the Kadina CBD, Port Hughes golf course, Riley Cove Community Corporation, several road upgrades innovation and the Otago Road Sand Drift implementation. A discretionary rebate of $30 will also be intro- duced for the first time to help eligible ratepayers purchase a bin for the Food Organics Green Organics waste collection service.

TOP 40... Moonta’s Lyndsey Jackson is congratulated by InDaily 40 Under 40 judging panel chairperson David Rohrsheim on Moonta cemetery her inclusion in the list. Rhiannon Koch with Platfarm and also started JOURNALIST the Not My Debt social media bell set to return campaign, which raised aware- Getting connected THE Moonta cemetery bell, which was destroyed MOONTA’S Lyndsey Jackson ness about the now-unlawful last year, will be replaced in coming months. has been judged one of the state’s Robodebt algorithm. LYNDSEY Jackson has also recently been appointed to the nbn local Vandals entered Moonta Cemetery in Decem ber, best and brightest young leaders “What’s interesting about the and innovators. awards is it is such a broad group team as a community engagement manager for the Grey electorate. removed two brass plaques and smashed the “It’s really exciting for me — I really care about reducing the digital J. H. Horwood & Co bell, which was erected in 1896. Ms Jackson was recognised of people from such a broad with an InDaily 40 Under 40 range of backgrounds,” she said. divide and increasing digital skills and now I get to do it as a job,” she said. Copper Coast Council, after discussions with “The job will be a lot about access and digital capability in the region award at a gala dinner last month. “At most start-up events you Heritage SA, National Trust SA Moonta branch as well as making sure people have the right infrastructure. and cemetery representatives, donated the remain- “It’s always an honour to be know everyone, but here I think I “I want to do more around digital skills development for businesses, ing pieces of the bell for display in the Moonta recognised, especially when you knew about three people, which organisations or individuals, by bringing in other people in the team to Mines Museum. work in the start-up industry,” is wonderful for networking. the area. Replacing the bell and plaques was expected to she said. “I’ve already been in touch “People who are experiencing issues with their nbn connectivity or cost more than $57,000; council has received an “It’s an opportunity to recog- with several other winners, it organisations in the area that want to be productive with their digital insurance claim to replace the items. nise the hard work which goes really feels like they pulled skill development should get in touch.” Works will also be done to refurbish the bell into these endeavours.” together a positive group who To find out about how Ms Jackson can help you, email tower, before the items are installed in August- Ms Jackson is the co-founder all want to see South Australia [email protected]. September. and chief technology officer succeed.”

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Rhiannon Koch the green bin while Nikeisha JOURNALIST Atkinson, Lilly Fear and Imogen Warren created a film about old COPPER Coast’s students are spread- clothes not being able to go in the ing the waste management message on green bin. the big screen. Kadina Memorial School’s Mia Local schools participated in an Schmidt, Charlotte Mercer and Sadie educational program with KESAB in Polkinghorne made a film explaining terms one and two this year as part of how council’s new kitchen caddy sys- the implementation of Copper Coast tem worked. Council’s new waste service. “It was really exciting to find out we Students were then encouraged to had won,” Lilly said. submit a short film on a topic of their “I was really good to see it up on the choice, or create an art piece. screen, we hope people learn from it.” Judges Copper Coast Council WPS, KMS and Wallaroo Mines mayor Roslyn Talbot, Statewide Primary School, which also entered, Cinemas owner Carol Burford and will each receive a truck load of com- director of development services post donated by Peats Soil. Muller Mentz carefully considered the The competition will return with entries before selecting the winners. council allocating money to engage The winning short film entries are KESAB resource recovery education being shown on the big screen at officer Jo Hendrikx for a further round Statewide Cinema Kadina during the of education in the new financial year. school holidays. KESAB will commence its program Wallaroo Primary School students in term three or four and will discuss Hira Ali, Tara Adams and Maci Miles with schools how best to build on its reminded people pet waste can go in sustainability and landfill reduction.

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2011... Wallaroo Business Group secre- tary Glenys Blacker and chairperson Michael Nance in front of the Wallaroo reforms Bowling Club greens on Owen Terrace, land set to become part of the town centre redevelopment.

50 YEARS AGO JULY 1971 l Pastor V. H. Schubert officiated at the rededication of St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Yorketown l Kadina’s Meals on Wheels branch officially commenced meal delivery on Monday, July 12 l Port Vincent sailors Clive and Peter Mumford represented Australia in the world championships for 505 yachts at Santa Cruz, California

40 YEARS AGO JULY 1981 REFORMS... Minister for Primary Industries and Regional Development David Basham said SA’s $24.5 million reform of the marine l Rex F. John, Maitland, died when a steel scalefish fishery came into effect on July 1. tower he was holding came into contact with overhead electricity wires on private Sonny Coombs property; the tower was on a trailer towed tect sustainability of species such as setting by a ute JOURNALIST sustainable annual catch limits and allocat- l Ardrossan Netball Club debutante ball ed tradable quota units so fishers can better Minister: Fishers to participants included Jodie Harmer, Bruce SOUTH Australia’s $24.5 million reform of plan their operations to maximise returns. Dutschke, Kerrie Clifford and Neil Feder the marine scalefish fishery came into “These changes mean much intrusive save on licence fees l Kadina Calisthenic Club sub-juniors effect this month. red tape historically imposed can be cut Penny Ford, Kerri Cooper and Tanya The changes include establishing four and we will continue to work with the fishing zones across the state; adopting a industry to explore further options to THE average South Australian commercial fisher will save Rowe placed first and second in the state quota system for snapper, King George reduce regulatory burdens.” $900 on licence fees this financial year, according to whiting, southern garfish and southern Mr Basham said the reform was re q- Minister for Primary Industries and Regional Development 30 YEARS AGO calamari; and measures to cut red tape. uired to ensure South Australia remains the David Basham. The majority of the savings have been made possible by Minister for Primary Industries and “seafood state” with profitable seafood JULY 1991 moving fisheries staff from CBD offices in Grenfell Street and Regional Development David Basham said businesses into the future, supported by l Balgowan, Tiparra and Nalyappa farmers also at Largs Bay to West Beach. said they hadn’t seen such extraordinarily the reform was vital for the future of the sustainable fish populations. South Australian fishing licences are charged on a cost- high rainfall since 1941 industry. “Before our reform process there were recovery basis and the move will save commercial fishers l Maitland Music and Arts Club donated a “The marine scalefish fishery has transi- simply too many fishers and not enough more than $700,000 total in the 2021-22 financial year piano to the CYP Retirement Village in tioned from a ‘nanny state’ regulation of fish,” he said. compared to 2020-21, Mr Basham said. how and when commercial fishers can ply “The first part of our reform was a vol- memory of late life members Sylvia Pearce “Many of our fishers have had difficult years with COVID- their trade to a modern output-based fish- untary licence surrender program and to and Coralie Sturm 19 restrictions and international market disruptions,” he said. ery with annual catch limits set to ensure the have 96 licences surrendered was a strong l YP Writers Group secretary Gwenda Quinn “For commercial fishers to be able to save on average sustainability of fish species for future years,” result. was the first person on SYP to receive a $900 each this financial year will be a relief to the hip pocket Mr Basham said. “As of today, we now have a smaller but TAFE freelance writing certificate and allow them to potentially reinvest in their businesses “Through our historic $24.5m reform, more profitable marine scale fishing fleet and further support local jobs in the industry.” we have introduced new measures to pro- across South Australia.” 20 YEARS AGO JULY 2001 l Variety Club Bash team Beach Bums from Moonta — Darren Gosden, Mike Dickenson, Tony Siviour and Jeff Gosden — resurrected their vehicle, a 1964 EH Holden station wagon, from the council tip When you call 13 11 20, l Ardrossan aged care hostel thanked volunteers including Marjory Mitchell, a cancer nurse will answer. Margaret Jones and Lily Dangerfield l Stansbury Meals on Wheels delivered its Whether you have cancer, are a loved one, 20,000th meal to Rachel Choat a health professional or anyone.

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Rhiannon Koch dence at the 2021 National Re- JOURNALIST con ciliation Week Breakfast. “It has been really interest- “I want to educate people through art so when I do a workshop, we don’t NGARRINDJERI, Nharangga, ing over COVID because the Ngadjuri woman Sonya business has just taken off,” just weave, I teach people about the cultural history of weaving, its Rankine is the NAIDOC SA she said. 2021 Artist of the Year. “Once COVID restrictions importance and how it has survived despite invasion and colonisation. Sonya was recognised for lessened I was able to do – Sonya Rankine, NAIDOC SA 2021 Artist of the Year her passion and love of culture workshops again, which is a at the NAIDOC SA Awards at big part of Lakun Mara. the Adelaide Convention “I want to educate people Centre on Monday, July 5. through art so when I do a “I’d received a call the week workshop, we don’t just before to say I was nominated weave, I teach people about and I was pretty surprised by the cultural history of weav- that,” she said. ing, its importance and how it “I was just happy to be there has survived despite invasion but when they started and colonisation. announcing the Artist of the “While so many traditional Year, I thought it sounded like practices were lost, weaving they were talking about me. was allowed to continue in the “And then they kept going, missions because it brought in and it was about me — I was a money. bit emotional and over- “So now for us it’s about whelmed. retelling our story and “It was really lovely to be reclaiming our cultural prac- there with my daughters who tices and traditions.” help me with social media and The use of language is also the workshops — they’ve been important to Sonya as she a massive support so it was names her pieces in the lan- beautiful for them to be there.” guage belonging to the tech- The award is the latest in a niques, or after where she line of accolades for Sonya, sourced the local materials. who received the Don Sonya is preparing to show- Dunstan Foundation Our case her works at the 2021 Mob Emerging Artist Prize in OUR MOB exhibition and 2019. Tarnanthi at the Art Gallery of That award has allowed her South Australia. to grow her business, Lakun “Tarnanthi is a massive Mara, continuing to use exhibition and I’ve been asked Ngarrindjeri and Ngadjuri to create about six pieces for weaving techniques to create that,” she said. art, baskets and earrings. “I found out about that Earlier this year Sonya was before the NAIDOC Awards FAMILY... Sonya Rankine (middle), with daughters Soraya Rankine and Carron Daveson, after being named the Artist of also named Artist in Resi - and it gave me a real buzz.” the Year at the NAIDOC SA 2021 Awards last week.

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Rhiannon Koch used to mine the Country and take the the importance of culture.” JOURNALIST minerals out of it, which we never saw Mrs Talbot praised Nharangga anything from. Aboriginal Progress Association for its COPPER Coast Council has taken a “But we celebrate that because it work in reviving culture. step towards healing Country after brings us to where we are today and we “The Copper Coast is home to many hosting its first NAIDOC Week cele- need to move forward together. proud Nharangga people who want to bration last week. “My family would tell me stories make sure their culture, heritage and More than 20 people attended the cel- about the Country and language and history are not lost,” she said. ebration and flag raising event in Queen we are passing that on to our children. “We need to have more conversa- Square, Moonta, on Friday, July 9. “My grandchildren and I still travel tions and need to hear the stories of the Local Peter Turner delivered a to the sand dunes to bury our old peo- Nharangga people to learn more about Welcome to Country before speaking ple like our traditions want them to. the past. about the Nharangga people, their con- “I hope we can move forward as one “We need to take the time to listen, nection with land and demonstrating mob.” and my hope is that these (Aboriginal, some traditional items. Torres Strait Islander and Australian) Attendees were able to participate in Step in the right direction flags will promote a sense of communi- a smoking ceremony organised by Copper Coast Council mayor Roslyn ty partnership and communication.” Quenten Agius and his grandchildren, Talbot said the NAIDOC Week cere- with grandsons Kyren Brown and mony was a step in the right direction. Rhashawn Agius also joining in tradi- “NAIDOC Week is an opportunity tional dance. for all Australians to come together and “I hope we can “It’s been a long time since we’ve been celebrate culture and celebrate the HEALING COUNTRY... Rhashawn Agius participates in a traditional move forward Left: recognised on Country,” Mr Agius said. achievements of the world’s oldest con- dance during the NAIDOC Week celebration at Moonta. State “We’ve been culture shamed and we tinuing people,” she said. as one mob.” Member for Narungga Fraser Ellis, Nakaisha Brown, Rhashawn culture shame ourselves because we “It’s really sad more of us know about Agius, Malaki Turner, Kyren Brown, federal Member for Grey don’t understand our traditions. our Cornish heritage than that of our — Quenten Agius, Rowan Ramsey, Miya Turner, Quenten Agius, Copper Coast Council “We dance today for the people who First Nations people. Ngadjuri Elder mayor Roslyn Talbot and Peter Turner mark the Copper Coast’s have passed on and for the people who “I hope days like today will highlight first NAIDOC Week celebration in Moonta on Friday, July 9.

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POINT Pearce Aboriginal Corp or ation has secured ARTIST... The Nharangga community has $9130 as part of the Australian Government’s Regional invited renowned Palawa artist Aunty Lola Arts Fund. Greeno to spend a week on YP to teach the The corporation will facilitate the Nharangga/ Palawa Arts Exchange, a cultural review program hosted practice of traditional mariner sea shell by the Nharangga community. necklace making as part of the Australian Renowned Palawa artist Aunty Lola Greeno will Government’s Regional Arts Fund. spend a week on YP mentoring 10 Nharangga women in PHOTO: Rebecca Hardman traditional mariner sea shell necklace making, consid- ered a sleeping artform for the Nharangga people. Minister for Communications, Urban Infrastructure, Cities and the Arts Paul Fletcher said the grants would support sustainable economic, social and cultural devel- opment throughout South Australia. “I congratulate the 14 recipients of the Regional Arts Fund Project Grants in SA, who have each demonstrat- ed how their unique projects will raise the profile of regional arts and broaden community engagement with the cultural sector,” Mr Fletcher said. “This investment of more than $150,000 will support these artists and organisations to develop new networks and diverse works.” Country Arts SA’s chief executive/executive director Anthony Peluso said it was important to support and empower artists not only for their own benefit but also for their communities. “The projects in this March round are diverse and show the high calibre of artists living in regional SA. “It is wonderful to see so many different perspectives on art. We wish all applicants the best in delivering their projects,” Mr Peluso said. The Regional Arts Fund will provide $155,578 in sup- port of 14 arts projects across regional SA. The latest grant round gives the green light to a range of project types including short films, community work- shops, public artworks, theatre development and visual arts mentorships.

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, July 13, 2021 19 PROFILE | 20 www.ypct.com.au Platinum party for Collins couple

Rhiannon Koch JOURNALIST

IVAN Collins knew right away that Valda Tanner was the woman for him. Valda had just started as a nurse in the Whyalla Hospital and Ivan was an apprentice in the town’s shipyard when the pair met at nurses’ ball. “There were a bunch of apprentices there and I knew within about five hours that she was it for me,” Ivan said. The couple married on June 23, 1951 — Valda at almost 19 and Ivan 21 — and according to an article pub- lished in the Whyalla News, “Miss Valda Tanner made a lovely bride in an all lace wedding gown.” Their 70th anniversary was a quiet affair, shared with their children, whilst they also marked the occasion with friends at the Kadina Church of Christ. “Some of our friends wrote 70 on the front of their cards because they couldn’t actually find any 70th LOVE THAT LASTS... anniversary cards,” Ivan said. Ivan and Valda Collins, Ivan is a strong believer the two of Kadina, celebrated were meant to be, which makes sense their 70th wedding given their backgrounds — he worked anniversary last month. in the shipyards while Valda’s parents Above: The couple on were lighthouse keepers. their wedding day. Valda’s family lived at Point Lowly when the couple met. “I always wanted to be a nurse I think,” Valda said. “In those days you did two years at Whyalla and then had to transfer to Adelaide to finish off the course but during that time I got married. “I went back and worked after we got married, I just loved it.” Valda and Ivan lived in the same “Our son was in Darwin and our community to meet people,” Ivan said. passionate about helping others and days together,” Valda said. house in Whyalla for 52 years, with daughter in Adelaide so we decided to “I also make models out of match- contributing to the community. “I think it’s important to share and Ivan rising in the ranks to a loftsman come to Yorke Peninsula. sticks and have been doing that for the The pair volunteered for the now- there have to be rules — even in bring- until the shipyard closed. “Since then our son moved to past 10 years. defunct Disabled Peoples Incorp- ing up the family. “I had a milk run after that for Moonta Bay, so he’s even closer.” “It started with a kit my son bought orated Whyalla and received a plaque “He’s certainly looked after me and about seven years, and then just did Since moving to the area, the couple me and now I can make them by look- recognising their efforts in 2002. cared for me.” odd jobs around the place,” Ivan said. threw themselves into country life, ing at pictures. They have been side by side Ivan said for as much as he’d looked “We stayed in Whyalla until my playing croquet and joining the RSL “It takes me about three or four through it all, ever since 1951. after Valda, she had looked after him. mother passed away, and then we and Probus clubs. weeks to make one, and I think some “It doesn’t seem like it’s been 70 “I love her happy disposition,” he said. decided to move somewhere closer to “When you move somewhere at 70 of my technical skills help.” years. We’ve definitely had some “It’s hard to put onto paper but we our kids. you need to join clubs to get out into the Valda said they had always been struggle days and some very happy know how we feel.”

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Maitland Music Clan Ranald in focus at Edithburgh and Arts Club EDITHBURGH Museum volunteers model, which he brought to prepares for next were excited to welcome Brenton Edithburgh to show the museum’s Tancock from Mount Barker, who has committee members on June 15. production made a scale model of the Clan It is a stunning exhibit! Ranald, last month. Brenton has committed to returning A retired ex-serviceman, Brenton with his model for this year’s Day at MAITLAND Music and Arts Club is return- served in the Navy aboard the HMAS the Burgh in November. ing to the McKnight Theatre stage with a Parramatta, HMAS Melbourne and If you get the chance, it is well worth limited three-performance season of the HMAS Stalwart. a visit. musical The Drowsy Chaperone in October. One of his hobbies in retirement has Also last month, the museum’s latest Director Leanne Cane said MMAC mem- been his involvement in the 72 Task storage acquisition, a 20’ container, bers have been keen to stretch their acting Force Scale Model Ships Association. arrived; thanks to all involved in site muscles again since their sell-out production It was through his interest in this preparation and installation. of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang in 2019. group he constructed the Clan Ranald P and J Geytenbeek The Drowsy Chaperone debuted on Broad way in 2006 and won five Tony Awards and seven Drama Desk Awards that year. “It is a masterful meta-musical, poking fun at all the tropes that characterise the musical comedy theatre genre of the 1920s, and it features one show-stopping song and dance number after another,” Leanne said. MMAC is looking for cast members, along with backstage, technical, sound and lighting, costuming and set building crew, for its production. Leanne encourages anyone who would like to be involved to come along to an information night at the Central Yorke School Performing Arts Centre, Maitland, at 7pm on Tuesday, July 20. Audition information and materials will be available and Leanne will answer any questions potential cast members or crew might have. “The show is open to everyone over the age of 16 years; no previous experience with singing, dancing or acting is required,” she said. “There are some great characters in this show, including a Latin lothario, two gang- sters masquerading as pastry chefs, a slight- ly tipsy chaperone, a starlet and her beau, and ‘The man in the chair’ aka the narrator. “Musical director for the production, Liese Gordon, is a Yorke Peninsula resident and has considerable experience in the music field.” Auditions are at the Maitland Hotel, 1pm, on Sunday, July 25; times can be booked at the information night or by get- ting in touch with Leanne after the infor- mation night. ANCHOR... Inspecting the Clan Ranald anchor outside the Edithburgh Museum are model-ship builder Brenton Tancock and For information, see community calen- committee member Allan Russell, who was one of the divers involved in retrieving the anchor. Top: Edithburgh Museum committee dar advert this issue or the club’s Facebook president Keryn Dawes and Brenton Tancock have a close look at Brenton’s model of the Clan Ranald, the original sank near page, or contact Leanne on 8837 3065. Edithburgh in 1909, with 40 of the 64 crew members perishing. OUR FOOD SAYS DON’T LET WINTER IT ALL WEEDS TAKE OVER! Talk to us about weed control around your home or business 4 Anzac Parade, Stansbury Phone 0456 597 689

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PROBUS Club of the Copper Coast (Moonta) president Steve Clasohm welcomed members plus visitors Andrew Fisher, Betty McCann and Emmanual Magro to the club’s June meeting. Steve also inducted new mem- bers Glenis and Peter Petagna. Activities co-ordinator Viv Lunsman reported on upcoming outings, with the June lunch at the Royal Exchange Hotel in Kadina well attended. Progress association represen- tative Josie Welk gave an update on what is happening at McCauley Park. Josie talked about the history of the park and how Horace McCauley started it as a place for families to picnic and enjoy. It had not been maintained for a number of years until the progress association secured a council grant and volunteers have worked hard to bring it to where it is now. Steve introduced guest speak- er for the day Lyall Schulz from Barley Stacks Wines, Maitland. Lyall explained how his family WINE TALK... Guest speaker Lyall Schulz (right) with became involved in the Copper Coast Probus Club president Steve Clasohm. winery business, Rod Gregory started the vineyard in 1996 and vesting the grapes and process- the venue. sold to the Schulz family in 2008. ing them into white and red Steve thanked Lyall for his The vines are believed to be wine. informative talk. 120 years old, and are pruned by They have built the business After the meeting, members hand; the main problems for the into a going concern and the adjourned to the Moonta Hotel vines are getting enough water family is involved with cellar for lunch. and frost, which causes a lot of door sales, online sales and Enquiries regarding Probus to damage. deliveries, and entertainment, secretary, 0412 402 419. NEW... New members Glenis and Peter Petagna with Steve Clasohm. Lyall showed a video of har- weddings, et cetera, are held at Margaret McAllister

Moonta Lions working for the community Maitland gardeners out in the rain DESPITE being a small group, nificent motor cavalcade. Kids Cancer and others. ON a bleak cold day, a small group Kadina on August 9. Moonta Lions Club members were As usual, they cut down and “Anyone interested in joining the of Maitland and Districts Garden With the business out of the way, delighted with their end-of-financial- dressed the main street with Christ- group will be made very welcome, we Club members braved the weather president Margaret Illman intro- year report card in June as they cele- mas trees to raise all spirits at a diffi- meet on the first and third Thursday for their June meeting. duced guest speaker Thalia Mason brated 50 years of service to the cult time. of each month,” president Lorraine With COVID tentatively under from Community Care and Moonta community. Fundraising included plant sales, a Darling said. control, they are looking forward to Transport at Minlaton. Members donated hundreds of barbecue in the main street, the “Please make contact with our some outings. Thalia spoke of the wonderful hours of community service through- annual Moonta calendar, the Moonta membership director Des Watts on For their next meeting, they are varied services available to the com- out the past 12 months, despite trade directory and the traditional 8825 3138.” going to visit the Ardrossan munity through that organisation. COVID-19 restrictions. Christmas cake sale. The group is currently undertaking Museum where Barbara Walkley At the conclusion, Marg present- This included renovating and This work enabled significant training to become COVID Marshals will be their hostess. ed her with a small gift and in restoring the Queen Square fountain, donations to be made to the Royal so they can again assist as gatekeepers Beryl Crabb is retiring as the return Thalia agreed to judge the helping clear and beautify McCauley Flying Doctor Service, training to at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days. club’s zone representative after cut flowers. Park, providing traffic marshals for provide a local stomal theraby nurse, “We are looking forward to the many years so a new one is needed; The meeting concluded with a the Christmas pageant, Kernewek contribution to the statue of Sir next 25 years of community service,” the next zone meeting is at the YP trading table and another cup of tea. Lowender procession and the mag- Richard Williams in Queen Square, Lorraine said. Veterans and Community Centre in “Poppy Anne”

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Cr Rich awarded for long service

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SOUTH Australian Country Women’s The Wards also contributed to the Wonderful Association Moonta Bay holiday cot- construction of the cottage, which was Indian students are producing pre-measured tage management committee has built across the front of the block, leav- spice cubes that make it easier for blind and low passed administration duties for the ing a large area at the rear empty. vision people to cook and navigate the kitchen. three new Bay Road cottages to the Over the years, the holiday cottage’s The group formulated the idea after they SACWA state office. success led the management committee consulted teachers at the Victoria Memorial The management committee and to see the potential of utilising the School for the Blind, where one teacher SACWA state property officer Tamara empty space, Jose said. discussed what cooking was like and her Hall met at the Yorke Valley Hotel, Mait- In 2019, the committee initiated a difficulty measuring and handling spices. land, for a final get-together on July 5. redevelopment, demolishing the old The product has been named Panjkolakh, “This was an excellent opportunity to building to make way for three new cot- which means five spices in Sanskrit, reflecting recognise the service of Beryl tages, one with three bedrooms and two the five initial variants of product — chilli Neumann, who had been a committee with two bedrooms. powder, turmeric, coriander powder, garam member from the beginning and was These have been constructed by local masala and cumin powder. the second secretary — a wonderful firm Country Living Homes and will record of more than 60 years of unbro- soon be ready for occupation. ken commitment,” management com- A portrait of Garth Ward, donated by mittee past president Jose Patrick said. his nephew Bill Evans, of Keyneton, will SACWA established the original hol- hang in the large cottage, named W.G. iday cottage to meet the needs of fami- Ward in recognition of Garth’s service lies wanting affordable seaside holidays. to the nation. Mrs W. Ward donated the land’s £10 Tentative bookings for the new cot- purchase price in memory of her son tages are being taken by the SACWA SIXTY YEARS... SACWA state property officer Tamara Hall Garth who, along with the members of state office (phone 8332 4166); SACWA his flight crew, went down over the members and non-members are wel- congratulates Beryl Neumann for her more than 60 years of Aegean Sea during a World War II air come and assistance animals are wel- service on the Moonta Bay holiday cottage management battle. come too. committee, of which she was a member from beginning to end. Each Panjkolakh cube is a quarter of a teaspoon in size.

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Pathways Wayne Horsburgh and Rodney to Life Vincent at Moonta Town Hall

by Roger Norris-Green INTERNATIONAL country music entertainer Wayne Horsburgh returns to Moonta Town Hall on Monday night, July 19.

Soccer in the snow A great night is assured as he WHEN I was 12, I was selected to play soccer for my brings with him fellow entertainer school, Brockenhurst County High, in England. Rodney Vincent, say the organisers I was to play on the wing against our archrivals, a from the Women’s and Children’s Bournemouth school. However, when match day dawned, my elation was Hospital Moonta auxiliary. dampened. The previous day’s pouring rain had become Wayne was elevated to the high- snow but they hadn’t called the match off. My father said est honour in Australian country to me, “Make the best of it.” music, the Roll of Renown, at Being on the wing meant I could do a lot of running but Tamworth in 2013. the snow on the ground became grey slush mixed with His music has taken him all over thin ice — and to add to all this, we were thrashed 12-nil. My initial joy at being selected had turned into utter the world, especially performing in disappointment. America for many years, and he Life can sometimes be a bit like that. has won a total of eight ‘MO’ We can be walking, even almost strolling along life’s Awards as Australian Country pathways, when a major problem confronts us. It could be Performer of the Year. health, employment, emotional, relationship or some Rodney is a talented singer and other issue, but joy and elation can easily become comedian, who has also worked disappointment. In the New Testament, some of the followers of Jesus around the world, including being became disgruntled. Their initial joy at following Jesus support act for many shows with had turned into grumbling and disappointment. Being the late Gene Pitney. with Jesus had become all too hard. In fact, Jesus asked He will keep you laughing with the question, “Does this make you want to give up?” his comedy routines, and Wayne (John 6:51). Some did leave him but others stayed and Rodney will perform some because they believed He had the words of true life (v.68). duets together as well as singing Life isn’t always easy. We experience highs and lows, your favourite songs from their joys and sorrows, success and failure. But the Christian many recordings. faith teaches us that despite all this, Jesus still has the The show starts at 7.30pm, and words of life. He’ll walk with us and stick with us through tickets ($20) are available by book- good times and not-so-good times. He once said, “I am ing with Lorraine Darling (see with you always.” (Matthew 28: 20). That’s still true today. COUNTRY ENTERTAINERS... A great night is assured when Wayne Horsburgh and Rodney Vincent community calendar advert this perform at Moonta next week. issue for details).

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CENTURY... Merle Osborn celebrating her 100th birthday with family and friends last month. Fifty-five attended with one flying from Western Australia especially to be with Merle on her special day. More than 20 family members came from Adelaide. Merle was surrounded by five grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Pictured in no particular order are Merle (seated in a chair, middle), John Osborn, Kaylene Osborn, Tulsa Osborn, Tamika Mackereth, Ricky Mackereth, Bella Osborn, Ethan Osborn, Connor Osborn, Reece Osborn, Reef Mackereth, Bede Mackereth, Poppy-Faye Mackereth, Coralie Roennfeldt, Stuart Roennfeldt, Melissa Roennfeldt, Andrew Roennfeldt, Shari Roennfeldt, James Robertson, Adam Beshara, Bonnie Linke, Heidi Linke, Lola Roennfeldt, Roger Osborn, Peter O’Loughlin, Tim Eastwood, Julie Eastwood, Kathy Beshara, John Beshara, Jill Lang, Graham Lang, Dianne Underwood, Robin Underwood, Graham Hughes, Sandy Hughes, SIXTIETH BIRTHDAY... Hotel Nicole Gordon, Michelle Rothe, Alison Salisbury, Cane Salisbury, Adam Gordon, Judith Daddow, Roslyn Allen, Bronte Knight, manager Michael “Grumpy” Secker Charlotte Rothe, Trevor Murphy, AJ Murphy, Henry Salisbury, Chloe Salisbury, Eve Salisbury, Grace Gordon, Sally Gordon, celebrated his 60th birthday recently. Darcy Gordon and Pippa Gordon.

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, July 13, 2021 29 Sport Central Zone is runner-up at country championships

Peter Argent long-time country championships kicked a goal in his strong effort, “He was among our best per- REPORT BY performer Sam Pfeiffer, this year while Murphy chimed in with a formed players at the carnival and playing for Ardrossan. major. deserved his selection in the team Defending champion Central “The standard of the tournament In the second Saturday game, of the carnival. Zone succumbed to a last quarter is growing each year,” Lubcke said. Central defeated Murray South “The forwards loved it when Southern Zone charge to lose the “It was a very good carnival in East by two goals, 6.4 (40) to 4.4 Tyler had ball in hand and he kicked 2021 South Australian Football terms of skill level by all teams. (28), after being 20 points behind at crucial goals at different times. Country Championships grand “In the wash up, our first priority halftime. “It was also great to have Dylan final by 43 points — 6.4 (40) to was to get in the grand final, which Key defender Pfeiffer and Mansell involved, his presence was 11.17 (83) — despite being three we achieved (but) on the day the Andrews, who also hit the score- important and commitment out- points up at the last interval. better side won. board with a pair of key majors, standing. The championships were contest- “We missed a couple of opportu- were among the best players. “Sam (Pfeiffer) was touched up a ed at Victor Harbor and En coun ter nities in the third quarter to increase In the post-tournament presen- little early in game one, but was a Bay at the weekend, July 10 and 11, our lead and I knew it was going to tations, among the five Central key part of our back six, which with the grand final at Victor be tough to hold on in the last. Zone selections in the team of the worked as a unit. He played as a Harbor on Sunday afternoon. “Southern’s last quarter was championships were utility Tyler typical old-fashioned, hard-nosed Central Zone — with players some of the best footy I’ve seen.” Andrews on a half-forward flank defender in this carnival. from Yorke Peninsula, Adelaide Ellis was Central’s best player in and Sam Pfeiffer as a key defender. “I’ve coached him at state level Plains and North Eastern Football the grand final, giving plenty of “Giles (Ellis) was solid on before as well and he is the com- Leagues, and Barossa, Light and rebound all game. Saturday and was outstanding in plete package. Gawler Football Association — was To reach the grand final, Central the grand final, being very team “Jackson (Murphy) didn’t have a coached again by Steve Lubcke, Zone won both its matches at orientated, along with having the major impact although he was with Nick Schmidt and Daniel Encounter Bay on the Saturday. ability to break lines with his pene- sound with ball in hand.” Schell as assistants. The first was against Northern trating kick,” Lubcke said. Residing at Nuriootpa and play- YP players in the team were Zone, Central winning 8.7 (55) to “Tyler (Andrews) was very ing for Paskeville this year, Giles Ellis, Kadina; Jackson 2.7 (19) after dominating from the impressive all tournament. Gregurke broke his fibula and sep- Murphy and Nick Gregurke, outset. “He has an elite leg, didn’t waste arated bone in the ankle, in a typi- COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS... Giles Ellis, Kadina, on Paskeville; Dylan Mansell and Andrews was outstanding a possession, with his skills and cal football accident during the first the run in space for Central Zone. Tyler Andrews, Moonta, along with through the midfield and also decision making being impressive. match on Saturday.

COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS... The Yorke Peninsula Football League representatives in the Central Zone side that finished runner-up at the SA Country Championships: Giles Ellis, Sam Pfeiffer, Tyler Andrews, Jackson Murphy, Dylan Mansell. (Absent: Nick Gregurke.) Pfeiffer and Andrews were named in the team of the championships.

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COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS... Contesting a rucking duel are William Hewett, Northern Zone, and Giles Ellis, Central Zone.

COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS... Moonta player Tyler Andrews was among Central Zone’s best players at the championships.

COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS... Jackson Murphy, Paskeville, boots the ball forward from the boundary line.

COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS... Central Zone coach Steve Lubcke directs COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS... Former Paskeville player Thomas Phelps gains a possession for Central his troops. Zone against Northern.

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Peter Argent Zone met Central Zone in their first game (59) to 5.4 (34). All three BM Eagles were Fuller from the Port Pirie Lions won play- forward and his ability in the contest was REPORT BY of their 2021 campaign at Encounter Bay serviceable in this game, W Hewett help- er of the championships honours. outstanding, certainly our best player in on Saturday morning. ing out with a major. “We had a lot of forward 50s entries, espe- game one. William Hewett, Tom Wheelen and 10- The match had the same outcome as the In an anomaly, Northern Zone again cially early on Sunday, but didn’t convert,” “DP (Hewett) was also super competitive year championships veteran Dylan 2019 iteration, Central defeating faced Eyre Peninsula in the match for Northern Zone coach Shane Arbon said. and we used him at both ends of the ground. Hewett, from Broughton-Mundoora Northern, this time 11.17 (83) to 6.4 (40). third place on Sunday. This proved to be a “We were always chasing them in the Sun - “Tommy Wheelen was strong at full Football Club, were amongst the Northern W Hewett played at centre-half forward thriller, with the EP getting up by less than day game and kicked a couple of goals late. back and was very attacking, although had Zone team at this year’s South Australian and vied for best-on-ground honours. one straight kick, 9.6 (60) to 8.8 (56). “The squad played really well in the sec- his colours lowered on Sunday by former Football Country Championships at The Northern lads rebounded in their D Hewett was among Northern’s goal ond game on Saturday afternoon and our Broughton-Mundoora teammate Syd Victor Harbor and Encounter Bay on the second game on Saturday, which was kickers in this contest, which was in the carnival performance was better than our Masters. weekend, July 10 and 11. against another expected title contender balance until the end. win-loss ratio suggests. “It was strange to play the EP side twice In a 2019 grand final rematch, Northern Eyre Peninsula, Northern winning 9.5 Fellow Northern Zone player Jordan “Will (Hewett) was mobile across half across the weekend.”

COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS... William COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS... The Broughton-Mundoora Football Club representatives in COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS... Dylan Hewett takes possession of the ball for the Northern Zone side for the 2021 SA Country Championships: Tom Wheelen, Dylan Hewett about to handball to a Northern Northern Zone. Hewett, William Hewett. Zone teammate.

Cougars v Bute the game to watch Easy tipping round, or not?

“The Injury Sub” which will further stretch the undersized the Roosters’ heels, although a loss here “Straight Shooter” Casey Lock in the midcourt and Rikki REPORT BY Magpies. At the final siren... Moonta by would make a top-four finish almost REPORT BY Barlow-Gill v Prue Hicks in the goals. five goals. impossible — especially with some tough At the final whistle... Kadina by two For most teams, there are only half a Kadina v Southern Eagles games still ahead. The Cougars’ backline It is good to be back after a week off. goals. dozen games left before finals and the The Eagles are only half a game out of has stood up to the pressure well all year, Games this week all look pretty CY Cougars v Bute season has well and truly heated up. the top four and have won from the bot- and will have to handle the speed and ath- straightforward to me but as we hit the Cougars should be able to win this After the zone weekend — featuring a tom of the finals spots before, even if Jack leticism of the Roosters’ forwards. Luke pointy end of the season we never one comfortably and will look to handful of top local talents, and well Barlow is the only player left from those Trenorden should have an advantage in quite know what could happen — that increase their percentage to remain in done to each of them — we are back into days (that I can think of at least). They the ruck, and the likes of Will Baker and is the beauty of netball. the top spot. Bute has two wins under it, starting the march toward September. have two winnable games coming up Charlie Hay need to be first to the ball. Let’s take a look at who takes on its belt but remains second from the Moonta v Paskeville before their bye, and in that same fortnight Ashley Williams has been brilliant for the who in round 12. bottom. Cougars are strong down the Last time these sides met, under lights Pasky has two tough match-ups. The Cougars all year and they will look to get Moonta v Paskeville entire court with the likes of Lizzie at Paskeville, it was one of the games of Southerners could well find themselves the ball in his hands as often as possible. Moonta is perched comfortably in Cane, Joanne Davey, Alix Hillebrand the year. Moonta was well below its best level with Pasky come August, and the two For Bute, Patrick Davies is finding a lot of second position on the ladder while and Sarah Luke. For Bute, Hannah but did what all top teams should do and sides face off in round 17. But percentage the footy and Jack Trenorden is hard to Paskeville sits in sixth. Last time these Wellington, Charlotte Rose and found a way to win. Just. Pasky was dis- will play a big part so the Eagles need to stop when at his best. At the final siren... teams met, Moonta won by nine goals Breanna Taylor are always strong. At appointing against Bute last time out, win convincingly this week. Kadina is vul- Bute by a goal. and if I’m being honest I think the the final whistle... CY Cougars by 20 and risks moving back to the pack now it nerable with a young list, several injuries, Wallaroo v CMS Crows Demons will be able to extend that goals. faces the top two teams in consecutive and having lost its one recruit George The Doggies have to spend the rest of lead and boost their percentage this Wallaroo v CMS Crows weeks, starting with this contest. And Hannaford. It’s pretty much now or never this year working out which young players week. There will be some good This game will be a slog for unfortunately the news just gets worse for the Eagles. Corey Solly is in ripping are going to be building blocks for the matchups down the court between Wallaroo, after the Dogs previously for the Magpies. They have lost their best form up forward, Luke Hoare has found future, and putting as much time into Pasky defender Fiona Bussenschutt went down to the Crows by 46 goals, player for the season Nick Gregurke to a form and is dominating in the air, and them as possible. With the list Wallaroo and Moonta goalie Alicia Bagnall, as but the girls always persevere. broken leg, injured at the SA Country Ryan Weidenhoffer is getting better every had before injuries struck, it could be a fast well as midcourters Libby Adams and Wallaroo has the new inclusion of Championships, and full back Jesse game. For Kadina, its experienced players rebuild and this seemingly wasted year Nikki Bock against Pasky’s Abbey defender Codie Tilbrook who looks as Pomery — essentially the side’s one true like captain Alex East, key forward Will could become a blessing in disguise. It will Price and Katie Koster. At the final though she provides a bit more key-position player — who is moving Schultz and Chris Flavel, whose left boot is be hard to see that bigger picture this week whistle... Moonta by 12 goals. strength in the circle, which should be interstate. The loss of Pomery will hurt a good weapon for the team, will have to though, as the CMS Crows look to boost Kadina v Southern Eagles helpful against goalie Leah most this week, assuming he doesn’t stand tall as best they can. At the final their percentage — already significantly This should be a close game if the McDonnell. At the other end, have one last game for the season, siren... Eagles by seven goals. higher than Moonta’s — in pursuit of top ladder is anything to go by. Southern Wallaroo goalies Talia Nadich and because Moonta full forward Jack CY Cougars v Bute spot. The game could also be a chance for Eagles took the win when these teams Kayla Russel work well together which Cooper is averaging five-and-a-half This is a fascinating game, with plenty the Crows’ brains trust to throw some first met but Kadina has since edged they’ll need to continue to do when goals per game, and has only dropped riding on the result. Bute has worked its magnets around and experiment in case ahead by percentage. I think the they face fast-paced defenders Lauren below six majors on one occasion. His way into the top four but a loss this week they need a few tricks up their sleeves for Bloods on their home court could McSkimming and Amy Lennerth. At inclusion lets Matt Altmann present fur- would almost certainly cause it to drop the pointy end of the season. At the final have the advantage this week. Match- the final whistle... CMS Crows by 60 ther up the ground and help in ruck, back out. The CY Cougars are nipping at siren... CMS Crows by 14 goals. ups will include Amy Murdoch and goals.

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Peter Argent disposals (15 handballs), while Max REPORT BY Litster continued his strong first senior year with 24 disposals. Ardrossan lad Jack Wheare was on AFL the goal-kickers’ list with a major. Sydney had an impressive 19- At Prospect, North Adelaide lost point victory against 2021 title con- to Central District by 21 points, tender Western Bulldogs on Sunday after the scores were locked away at afternoon. both the halftime and three-quarter Currently residing in Melbourne time breaks. due to COVID-19 issues at home, Jamison Murphy, Bailey Hann Sydney moved a step closer to seal- and Kallis Freer were all serviceable ing a finals spot with a massive without having a telling impact on upset at Docklands, 11.13 (79) to proceedings. 8.12 (60). South Adelaide defeated Typical for his team-first attitude, Norwood 10.10 (70) to 9.10 (64) at George Hewett was asked to play a Noarlunga on Saturday morning. defensive role, but still had 13 dispos- For the victors, Jack Elsworthy als (10 handballs) and four tackles. was among the leading possession Sydney wore a retro white jumper getters with 24 disposals (16 kicks, with a red V to celebrate the club’s eight handballs), two marks and a South Melbourne Swans heritage. tackle. Liam Martin was serviceable, with 12 disposals (seven kicks, five SANFL league handballs), six marks and six tack- Although highly inaccurate, les. Woodville-West Torrens was still too strong for West Adelaide, 9.21 SANFL under 18s (75) to 8.8 (56), at Woodville on Woodville-West Torrens faced off Saturday. against another top four side West Southern Eagles junior Jarrad Adelaide at Richmond on Saturday. SANFL LEAGUE... Redden dominated aerially, finish- After only nine points separated Jake Summerton, ing with 29 hit-outs and four clear- the teams at halftime, Woodville South Adelaide, is ances to go with 15 disposals (12 West Torrens charged to win 18.14 brought to ground handballs). (122) to 9.3 (57). by an Adelaide player Angus Poole was solid with 15 “The first half was a real arm at Victor Harbor; touches and a point, while fellow wrestle,” Eagles coach Shane Kadina Bloodhound Jake Von Reardon said. South won the match Bertouch chimed in with a goal “In the third quarter we produced by 17 points. early in the second term. very good footy, although we were On the back of an eight-goal per- inaccurate early, kicking 5.7 to 2.1. formance by rookie from “We extended that lead with a Brinkworth Spalding Redhill seven-goals-to-two last term, fin- Tigers, Lachie Wilsdon, North ishing the game off well. Adelaide mauled Central District “Zac Phillips was outstanding, 21.5 (131) to 13.5 (83) at Prospect. playing his best game this year. This was some payback for the “He took nine marks (four of first round loss. them contested) and had 17 hit- Cameron Hewett didn’t have outs, worked really hard around the much to do in defence, finishing ground for his 22 possessions and with nine possessions. six inside-50s. South Adelaide shook off a per- “Will Neumann played well again sistent Adelaide outfit to win 12.15 and was particularly good in the (77) to 10.10 (60) at Victor Harbor contest, straight-lining the ball and Oval, the match programmed in being strong with his hands inside. conjunction with the SA Country “Charlie (Adams), after a quiet Championships. start, came into the game strongly in Wallaroo export Jake Summerton the second half, with clean ball han- was solid and unobtrusive in dling and composed use of the ball. defence, playing his role and pick- “Brock Thomson had the job on a ing up eight disposals. dangerous West Adelaide forward At Alberton, an undermanned and did well. Port Adelaide struggled against “As usual he used the ball coming Norwood, losing 14.12 (96) to 9.6 out of defence very well. (60). “Will Pearce gave us a contest all For Port, Matt Appleton (22 pos- day. sessions), Boyd Woodcock (19) and “He kicked a great goal and defender Jake Westbrook (18 touch- helped create another one in a cru- es and his first goal for the year) all cial five-minute period in the third found their share of the ball. quarter, being a busy forward. Dylan Aldridge played a tough “Jonte Hunter-Price delivered his role as a small forward, and had best game for the year. nine touches and five tackles. “He stood another dangerous West Adelaide forward and did a SANFL reserves great job and won the ball himself Woodville-West Torrens was out with 15 possessions and five marks.” SANFL LEAGUE... Matt Appleton (22 possessions) found his share of the of the blocks early and won com- Eagles are now half a game ahead Top left: fortably, 10.11 (71) to 7.3 (45). of West Adelaide on the ladder ball for Port Adelaide against Norwood. SANFL RESERVES... Looking to force his way into the in second position, with eight Liam Martin had 12 disposals for South Adelaide on Saturday. Left: SANFL league team, Lachlan Hoile was the wins and two draws from their 13 LEAGUE... Dylan Aldridge had nine touches and five tackles in Port leading possession winner with 28 matches. Adelaide’s loss at Alberton on Saturday.

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, July 13, 2021 33 SPORT | 34 www.ypct.com.au Crows, Cougars kick off YPFL’s first annual Indigenous Round

Fin Hansen dents designed the Cougars strip. REPORT BY Moonta 16-year-old and proud Nharangga boy Cheylen Wanga- CMS Crows will host the neen designed the CMS guernsey. Central Yorke Cougars for the Cheylen’s design description inaugural Yorke Peninsula said the guernsey was to celebrate Football League Indigenous the garrdi (emu), which is signifi- Round match at Minlaton on cant to the Windara dhura (peo- Saturday, August 7. ple) of the eastern side of The home side initiated the Nharangga Banggara (Country). idea, and the Cougars have happily “Curramulka, Minlaton and supported the milestone match. Stansbury are represented by tree The contest will feature circles,” the description read. Indigenous guernseys worn by “The footprints represent the both A grade sides, a smoking cer- garrdi travelling between water- emony, bush tucker options, guest holes at Garrdimalga (Curra- speakers, a special edition of the mulka) and Minlagawi (Minlaton). Budget, information stalls, and “The flecks signify connection contributions from AFL legends to the earth, and the dots the pas- with Nharangga heritage. sage of Nharangga dhura through The winning A grade teams in time.”

“It’s really important to get the round off the ground, as this will be invaluable to further educate our club and wider community about the history of our area and how we can ensure it is celebrated and recognised.” – Troy Goldsworthy, CMS Crows

football and netball will take home CMS has welcomed pre-orders Nharangga Cups, while the best of the guernseys and hopes to sell players will receive the Michael more on the day, while it hopes to Wanganeen and Ella Varcoe keep its match-worn editions for Medals. future seasons. Central Yorke School, Maitland, All netball teams from both South Australian Aboriginal clubs also plan to show off decora- Secondary Training Academy stu- tive Indigenous bibs.

ANTICIPATION... Pictured with their club’s first ever Indigenous guernseys are Central Yorke Cougars junior colts including Hamish Vandepeer, Henry Southwood, Brodie Davies, Sam Davey, Archie Davies, Cooper Jarrett, Riley Schulz, Tom Linke, Thomas May, Blake Karpany, Cooper McInerney, Mitchell McInerney and Joseph Karpany.

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34 Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, July 13, 2021 SPORT | 35 www.ypct.com.au Poets’ Corner To submit a poem for consideration in Poets’ Corner, email it to [email protected] or

LEAGUE FIRST... CMS Crows will celebrate the inaugural Yorke Peninsula Football League Indigenous Round post to PO Box 246, Kadina SA 5554. with a special guernsey designed by Nharangga 16-year-old Cheylen Wanganeen, of Moonta. Original pieces are preferred; contributions are not guaranteed to be published.

Indigenous Magic — AFL Helping educate the community As babes they were forged under a red Grandfather sun. Crows football committee member In the red dust where emus, kangaroos and dingoes run. and A grade player Troy Goldsworthy As youngsters they learnt to sidestep the brown snake’s bite. They had wonderful vision and also inherited spiritual sight. said it was a simple decision to introduce a local Indigenous round. So, they had gathered and stood around the creation rock. “I thought it would be a great thing for Having been summoned to reveal “what they had got”. us to do given the importance of They had golden feet and they had golden hands. Daramah had searched for them across the entire Motherland. Indigenous culture, and a great opportu- nity to bring that within our club and The Great Spirit Daramah now guided them across golden sands. wider community,” Goldsworthy said. Running adjacent to majestic cliffs that were oh so grand. “We have had some very talented They jogged southwards as far as an eye could see. Through red sand hills and boulders, towards the historic MCG. Indigenous players throughout our 28- LEGEND... Elkin year history including premiership play- Reilly won a Mail They ran fast with Moi their favourite brother emu. ers and our most recent Mail Medallist Medal for Minlaton in Hopping alongside more family, why it was Buru the kangaroo! Derick Wanganeen (2017).” the 1950s, before All night they ran along rivers white with swirling mists. Goldsworthy said no one knows what Where pelicans sailed and appeared like ghostly ships. travelling to the to expect from a first-time event, but club Riverland where he They had left the forgotten community with snow in their hair. volunteers had been proud and willing to won another Mail Mothers worrying for their wild children in their suffering despair. support where they could. Medal in 1960. Reilly Onwards they ran through the drought-affected Never-Never Lands. “It’s really important to get the round Past rotting bones lying in the mulga; bleached in the sand. went on to play 51 off the ground, as this will be invaluable VFL games with to further educate our club and wider Racing under Father sky that had no Grandmother moon. South Melbourne. He Under a starless sky that threatened dawn quite soon. community about the history of our area is one of many local The Koorah Koo-rie wind sang its magic song. and how we can ensure it is celebrated Like their forefathers they slept on gum leaves by the billabong. and recognised,” he said. Aboriginal football “If we can provide a platform where legends whose Awakening amidst fruit and berries and the colours they had, people of all ages can learn about history, culture and medicinal healing properties, they make our colourful Indigenous flag. They were as mad as a gum tree full of galahs. Indigenous history and culture then contributions have We will show them all, we Indigenous women and fellas. that’d be our goal achieved. resulted in the Yorke “It was great the Cougars jumped Peninsula Football I have stood on the mound with the coward and the clown. behind it right away. League’s upcoming Belittling the Indigenous talents and trying to make them drown. “We really hope the YPFL (celebrates) inaugural Indigenous They twisted and turned and kicked with both feet all day! Kicking goals from the boundary until you exclaim, “No way!” the round on an annual basis and all clubs round. The contest get involved in season 2022 and beyond.” will be played at I hear murmuring, it’s not their footsteps where they fall. Nharangga Aboriginal Progress Reilly’s old home Yes! It is Australia, it is Australians one and all! Association is co-organising the event. ground in Minlaton. A massive roar erupts, a decision to cast racism aside. Yes! from all sons and daughters, my chest bursts with pride! NAPA project officer Cathy Glazbrook said the round would highlight I am in the grandstand of the holy MCG. Nharangga sporting accomplishments, It’s my Indigenous brothers and sisters in the distance I see. whilst acknowledging the YPFL and Gone are all the hatreds! Gone is all the pretence, As they jog onto the MCG, the field of legends. YPNA played on Nharangga Country. “The Indigenous round is an opportu- Written by Bert Peter Schuit, in memory of Maggie Varcoe, nity to celebrate people, language, culture, Aboriginal woman and AFLW footballer and Country, and to share it with the broader community,” Ms Glazbrook said.

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, July 13, 2021 35 SPORT | 36 www.ypct.com.au Green horizon for Wallaroo Golf Club

From back page lem for course users. “Our elderly players struggle to use the scrape equipment, Wallaroo Golf Club president and the substance is really dirty Alan Poole said the club could which is a problem for people contribute the required 50 per coming to learn,” he said. cent of funding for the greens if Poole said the course would a grant could cover the rest. draw more visitors to the “To install new turf and Copper Coast. rewire our sprinkler system, “We often have groups look- we’re looking at a cost of around ing to come and play, but usual- $350,000,” he said. ly turn away when they find out “We’ve had donations from we use scrapes,” he said. local businesses including Wall - “Installing greens would be a aroo Hardware and Wallaroo huge step, as we don’t yet have Treats and Treasures Cafe. an 18-hole course with greens

“Installing greens would be a huge step, as we don’t yet have an 18-hole course with greens on the Yorke Peninsula.” — Alan Poole, president, Wallaroo Golf Club

“Local schools have written on the Yorke Peninsula.” us letters of support and we’ve If successful in its grant app- also received help from lication, WGC will start (Copper Coast) Council to installing greens early next year apply for the grant. and the project should be com- “Businesses have been especial- pleted by the end of 2022. ly active lately, to help us achieve To have your say about the the greens for the community.” course’s potential upgrade, fill Poole said playing on scrapes out the survey via www.survey had become an increasing prob- monkey.com/r/wallaroogc.

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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, July 13, 2021 37 PLAYERS LIST v v MOONTAAT MOONTA PASKEVILLE KADINAAT KADINASTHN EAGLES A&B GRADES COLTS A&B GRADES COLTS A&B GRADES COLTS A&B GRADE COLTS 1 Matt Altmann 1 Alex Schache 1 Keane, Patrick 23 Higgins, Jake 2 Manners, Jayson 1 Harris, Mitchell 2 Gameau, Harry 1 Collins, Darcy 2 Lucas Gordon 1 Alfie Gunning 2 Correll, Matt 27 Avery, Luke 2 Poole, David 1 Yates, Max 3 Weidenhofer, Ryan 4 Hart, Sonny 3 Ricky Mackereth 2 Ethan Osborn 2 Willson, Riley 35 Ramsey, Caiden 3 Liebelt, Andrew 2 Lamshed, Austin 4 Allen, Nathan 5 Newbold, Noah 4 Alex Elsworthy 3 Joshua Griffin 3 Price, Jonathon 4 Perkins, Nathan 5 Dylan Aldridge 3 Tex Price 4 Wilson, Lachlan 37 Bussenschutt, Angus 3 Monger, Rex 5 Murdoch, George 6 Gray, Harrison 6 Matt Appleton 4 Jett Smith 6 Davies, Jack 38 Secker, Jakob 4 Lawry, James 4 Price, Doug 6 Hoare, Luke 7 Bornholm, Nicholas 7 Tyler Kelly 4 Toby Braley 40 Pontifex, Layne 5 McDowell, James 4 Franz, Harry 8 Reuther, James 8 Wood, Jason Norman 8 Jake Andrews 6 Ramsey, Brendan 5 Clark, Mitchell 9 Tyler Andrews 5 Kai Wahlstedt 7 Price, Alistair 41 Seal, Bodie 5 Price, Hugh 9 Solly, Corey 9 Daniell, Archie 10 Sam Willmott 5 Gus Hall 8 Bruce, Ashley 42 Seal, Noah 6 Bruce, Ryan 6 Petherick, Angus 10 Evans, Koby 10 Crawford, Shemaiah 11 Ollie Mullins 6 Jake Murray 11 Price, Hamish 43 Cowie, Tyce 6 Boothey, Jake 7 Rennie, Noah 11 Tape, Jack 11 Newbold, Cooper 12 Fallon Wanganeen 7 Caleb Keleher 13 Pomery, Jesse 44 Coad, Harley 7 Schultz, William 7 Vivian, Jakob 13 Seccafien, Nik 13 De Roos, Jayden 13 Troy Colliver 7 Fraser Elsworthy 14 Mulders, Glen 45 Bussenschutt, Max 7 Bodie, Matthew 14 Goldsmith, Wesley 14 Thompson, Luke 14 Mark Francis 8 Jayga Warmington 15 James, Luke 8 Turley, Benjamin 8 Harris, Brodie 15 Jack Cooper 8 Samuel Freund 16 Gregurke, Nicholas 46 Rundle, Joshua 8 Lockwood, Kyle 9 Hansen, Griffyn 17 Tilbrook, Joel 19 Franke, Adam 16 Dale Marriott 9 Sam Fry 18 Branford, Dylan 47 Loveridge, Max 8 Glasgow, Issac 9 Trott, Ethan 18 Murdock, Joseph 22 Poulton, Koby 17 Sam Watson 9 Blake Walkley 19 Davies, Benjamin 51 Philbey, Max 11 Brook, Lachlan 19 Taheny, Sam 24 Minks, Jordan 18 Lachlan Slack 10 Jai Tabb 9 Ellis, Nelson 20 Bussenschutt, Gavin 55 Sherry, Zac 9 Hansen, Griffyn 11 Read, Max 21 Collins, Michael 25 Hayes, Cody 19 Jack Nicholas 10 Benjamin Jarvis 22 Wait, Tyson 58 Pridham, Harry 12 Snodgrass, Lucias 22 Barlow, Mathew 26 Van Rysingen, Cain 20 Tom Hancocks 11 Ashton Wardle 23 Murphy, Jackson 64 Pontifex , Tyler 10 Glasson, Toby 23 Eichner, Michael 28 Boin, Tyerece 21 Brodie Maitland 11 Mason Dunlop 24 Bussenschutt, Henry 11 East, Alex 12 Rennie, Harry 22 Aidan Turner 12 Connor Wiltshire 25 Willson, Riley 65 James, Edward 11 Reed, David 13 Oster, Samuel 24 Murdoch, Lachlan 29 Bornholm, William 23 Malcolm Karpany 12 Peter Formosa 66 Pridham, Jack 12 Allen, Ryan 13 Monger, Jim 25 Barlow, Jack 31 Rowe, Thomas 24 Steven Warrior 13 Austin Shearer 29 Loveridge, Brett 67 Cowie, Ajae 26 Robinson, Tom 32 Bennett, Ned 25 Henry Bruhn 30 Wagner, Xavier 13 Cock, Brendan 14 McDonald, Nate 13 Bohdie Edwards 31 Jennings, Thomas 14 Glazbrook, Lachlan 14 Harris, Mitchell 27 Robertson, Bradley 33 Mullen, Cooper 26 Will Drogemuller 14 Brae Hughes 28 Murdoch, Wil 34 Carmichael, Brock 27 Jordan Porteous 14 Bradley Tuckwell 32 Bussenschutt, Tom 14 Jericho, Brett 15 Phillips, Brayden 28 Dylan Slack 15 Harrison Hatcher 34 Larsson, Benjamin 15 Kleinig, Taj 15 Boundy, Curtis 29 Murdoch, Angus 39 McNeair, Oscar 29 Willis Daveson 15 Jackson Galley 35 Loveridge, Tom 15 Read, Chad 17 Cunningham, Mitchell 31 Hancock, Kyran 40 Harkin, Flynn 32 Braden Aldridge 37 Adams, Tyson 32 Daniell, Tim 41 McConnell , Sarah 33 Harry Williams 16 Carsyn Darling 38 Roberts, Blake 16 Hannaford, George 17 Neumann, Tex 34 Dylan Mansell 16 James Richardson 38 Humphries, Caine 16 Hansen, Ryley 18 Bettess, Joel 33 Gutsche, Dylan 42 Warren, Blake 36 Kane Pearson 17 Jamayden Webb 39 Correll, Harrison 17 Ellis, Giles 19 Schmidt, Lucas 34 Redden, Daniel 43 Hobbs, Will 37 Nick Rendell 17 Caden Young 40 Pridham, Phillip 17 Rawlinson, Bailey 19 May, Joshua 36 Collins, Henry 46 McNeair, Kelly 38 Patrick Fry 18 Blair Mullins 18 Poole, James 37 McEvoy, Wil 48 Beston, Angus 39 Ashley Harrold 18 Luke Chamberlain 41 Bussenschutt, Duncan 20 Guerrero, Connor 42 Paige, Brodie 18 Bruce, Jack 20 Bodie, Lachlan 40 Drewer, Matthew 49 Beston, Liam 40 Jack Irlam 19 Noah Hall 43 Hann, Leyhton 19 McDonald, Daniel 41 Fooks, Nicholas 50 Pedler, Zac 41 Scott Agnew 19 Zane Pollard 44 Watson, Jake 21 Phillips, Bailey 42 Ashton Warmington 20 Brock Pollard 19 Snodgrass, Darcy 22 Beech, Riley 42 Stuart, Ben 51 Towers, Rhegan 43 Josh Smith 20 Kaiden Warmington 45 Thomson, Jedd 20 McDonald, Kye 43 Barlow-Gill, Cody 52 Honner, Joseph 45 Sean Durdin-Dodman 21 Tyrese Jolly 46 Millward, Brodie 20 Bruce, Jesse 23 Cruett, Dylan 47 Collins, Toby 53 Honner, Benjamin 47 Flynn Cockshell 21 Brodie Bagshaw 47 Klingner, Brayden 20 Rodda, Michael 24 Rawlinson, Jake 48 Hoepner, Jack 54 Minks, Brodie 48 Jordan Nicholas 22 Curtis Jolly 49 Daniel, Martin 21 Flavel, Chris 24 Holman, Blake 49 Aaron Meates 23 Byron Bugg 50 Hughes, Quinn 25 Window, Harrison 49 McEvoy, Miles 55 Poulton, Jonny 50 Lachie Wiltshire 52 Secker, Ryan 22 Ellis, Fraser 50 Heinrich-Smith, Jack 57 Murdoch, Henry 24 Jessie Greaves 22 Slattery, Luke 25 Grantham, Christopher 51 Daniel Kurtner 24 Ryan Durdin-Dodman 55 Evans, Jesse 26 Rennie, Harry 51 Hamdorf, Brayden 58 Johnson, Kaleb 52 Mathew Wilder 25 Lachlan Halls 56 Hadges, Nick 23 Brook, Lachlan 53 Tilbrook, Daniel 59 Bennett, George 54 Geoff Webb 26 Blake Keywood 59 Barnett, Reiley 24 Hansen, Finlay 26 Gray, Tyson 54 Thompson, James 60 Warren, Bailey 55 Corey Angie 27 Bobby Carpenter 62 Millward, Brodie Cunningham, Jordan 27 Cunningham, Jordan 58 Josh Ritter 28 Nelson, Bradmyn 56 Daniell, Andrew Mulholland, Aidan 60 Kieren Yakas 28 James Carpenter 64 Kirley, Ethan Fry, Oscar 58 Rivers, Caleb 61 Tim Bagnall Jack Christian 65 Mulders, Troy Pridham, Luke 28 Cox, Thomas 60 Pritchard, Joshua 64 Cameron Buck Tahj Madigan 67 Roberts, Lleyton Window, Harrison 29 Wood, Brooklyn 65 Harry Love Max Muckray 73 Davis, James Zilm, Kane 30 Window, Jackson 68 Sam Barker Will Gow Pridham, Ashley 40 Holman, Jackson v v CY COUGARSAT MAITLAND BUTE WALLAROOAT WALLAROO CMS CROWS A&B GRADES COLTS A&B GRADE COLTS A&B GRADES COLTS A&B GRADES COLTS 1 Trenorden, Luke 6 Briggs, Flynn 1 Wilkins, Jack 1 Krieg, Charlie 1 Jamar, Craig 1 Bates, Deacon 1 Baillie, Brett 2 Archie Campion 2 Hay, Charlie 4 Butler, Henry 1 Lang, Brad 2 Price, Jhett 2 Holman, Samuel 1 Northeast, Harrison 6 Babidge, Tom 4 Lachlan Reade 3 Dodd, Liam 1 Davies, Brody 2 Davies, Patrick 3 Abela, Benjamin 2 Platten, Brodie 7 Glazbrook, Angus 5 Ben Slade 4 Hollams, Henry 2 Fennell, Luke 3 Hewett, Jett 5 Bollmeyer, Jack 2 Richardson, Caiden 5 Carey, Josh 1 Butler, George 3 VanSchaik, Liam 4 Fracas, Kaleb 5 Martin, Matty 8 Litster, Harry 7 Harvey Gardner 6 Whittaker, Lachlan 3 Vandepeer, Hamish 4 Jones, Nathan 6 Cock, Angus 6 Allocca, David 3 Galvez, Zyndel 10 Hackett, Rory 9 Jacob Hickman 7 Freeman, Kurt 5 Rose, Sam 7 Russell, Benjamin 3 Rogers, William 11 Jolly, Adam 10 Connor Ormsby 4 Southwood, Jack 5 Schmidt, Thomas 7 Brownlie, Jaden 4 Steer, Jayden 8 Gray, Corey 5 Karpany, Kalvyn 8 Bull, Ryan 8 Bretten, Glenn 4 Mummery, Cohen 12 Smith, Kieran 11 Josh Wilson 9 Gerschwitz, Kaleb 6 Hoffman, Joshua 9 Hann, Izaak 12 Lincoln Richter 10 Hyland, Jake 6 Davies, Brody 6 Martin, Dillon 10 Davidson, Fletcher 9 Cuthill, Zak 5 Niotis, Dylan 13 Male, Jarryn 11 Williams, Ashley 8 Kakoschke, Charlie 7 Taylor, Sam 12 Wigzell, Jace 10 Weger, Dylan 6 Richardson, Rylan 15 Litster, George 14 Mavrik Harper-Zerna 12 Luck, Thomas 9 Davies, Archie 8 Price, Ben 14 Bull, Josh 11 Rothnagel, Luke 7 Phelan, Riley 16 Goldsworthy, Troy 15 Myles Hamilton 9 Luckett, Jack 16 Kayne Dunstone 12 Olive, Harry 10 Davies, Jackson 9 Richardson, Tyron 15 Herbert, Kade 12 Leighton, Jack 8 Nolan, Lochi 17 Moss, James 12 Robinson, Brad 11 Olive, Harry 16 Hewett, Angus 13 Grillett, Thomas 8 Kuhndt, Curtis 18 Hoyle, Todd 17 Ayden Hickman 13 Wuttke, Chad 10 Taylor, Jordan 14 Clements, Bailey 9 Kay, Tate 18 Max Brown 11 Dyett, Finn 11 Price, Tom 17 Crosby, Matthew 15 Dyer, Samuel 19 Varricchio, Lachlan 14 Briggs, Flynn 12 Thyer, Hugo 12 Douglass, Fraser 18 Trengove, Will 9 Pepall, Nakita 20 Hoyle, Josh 19 Scott Horn 15 Potts, Jesse 12 Dodd, Jake 16 May, Braidyn 10 Vainui-Yeates, Elijah 20 McCoy Harper-Zerna 15 Robinson, Bradley 14 Geater-Johnson, 19 Harris, Jack 17 Westlake, Dylan 10 Miller, Mitchell 21 McNeilly, Shaun 13 Brownlie, Ethan 19 Crosby, Ryan 17 Richards, Connor 23 Pitt, Adam 21 Luke Horn 16 Ryan, Adam Harrison 14 Cheer, Andrew 11 Fletcher, Nathan 22 Darcy Davenport 17 Baker, Josh 15 Jarrett, Cooper 14 Dayman, Eli 21 May, Izak 18 Murphy, Nathan 12 Petherick, Xander 24 Short, Murphy 18 Colliver, Ben 15 Trenorden, Henry 22 Cock, Lucas 19 Holman, Jesse 25 Litster, Charlie 23 Jonny Wimpenny 16 Dutschke, Zac 20 Weger, Jack 13 Hines, Charlie 24 Ethan Dortmundt 20 Petch, Conan 16 McWaters, Tyson 15 John, Stewart 24 Webb, Joshua 21 Errington, Harry 14 Hines, Brodie 27 Pointon, Lachlan 21 Greenslade, Alex 16 Flanegan, Sam 29 Newbold, Ryley 25 Saxon Underwood 22 Schwartz, Lewis 17 Secker, Kayne 16 Dannenberg, Nigel 25 Paterson, Jaykob 21 Finn, Dani 14 Finch, Steven 26 James McSkimming 23 Ryan, Luke 18 Howarth, Jude 17 Hewett, Nathan 26 Rice, Bailey 22 Webb, Luke 15 Mumford, Jack 30 Newbold, Kai 17 Plumb, Ryan 23 Johns, Angus 16 Goldsmith, Trevor 32 Humphrys, Dylan 28 Declan Pisani 23 Reid, Tyson 19 (P) Clifford, Angus 27 Weckert, Jack 24 Hallandal, Matthew 29 Christian Reade 24 Fry, Dylan 19 Kohlhagen, Jack 18 Harris, Cameron 29 Martin, Jesse 16 Mummery, Baylan 33 Key, Ethan 25 O'Loughlin, Ricky 19 Marks, Nathan 24 Corpus, Benjamin 17 Roberts, Travis 34 Bertoldi, Zac 30 Brakyn Volk 20 Secker, Jimmy 20 Trenorden, Jack 30 Harris, Billy 25 Murphy, Scott 17 Paxton, Anthony 31 Lachlan Heap 26 Brokenshire, Kane 21 Johns, Lachlan 20 Normen, Jack 34 Martin, Cameron 26 Errington, Thomas 35 Harris, Sam 26 Gunning, Scott 18 Russel, Luke 36 Germein, Zac 32 Mitchell Hamilton 29 Dutschke, Josh 22 Feltus, Russell 21 Larwood, Jack 38 Correll, Henry 28 Dalby, Mitchell 18 Read, William 35 Oscar Parsons 29 Wakefield, Craig 22 Cook, Tyler 22 Dalgleish, Jack 43 Latimer, Declan 29 Bollmeyer, Luke 37 Warwick, Bodi 23 Hunter-Price, Angus 30 Miller, Jordan 19 Miller, Blake 38 Hickman, Jacob 36 Will Hickman 30 Rivers, Caleb 23 Petch, Xenos 23 Scicluna, Luke 47 Fin, Leon 32 Kirley, Ryan 19 Wellgreen, Hunter 38 Freddie Wilson 31 Clarke, Ben 23 Heinrich, Fraser 24 McCauley, Luke 48 McBride, Codie 32 Wharton, Jamie 20 Giles, Ayden 40 Watters, Ned 40 Elijah Rothe 31 Clifford, Angus 24 Mitchell, Eliajah 25 Burgess, Tom 33 Russo, Daniel 21 Kirley, Ryan 41 Davies, Tom 33 Graham, Corey 26 Green, Jordan 33 Leighton, Hayden 21 Northeast, Jack 43 Luke, Liam 41 Logan Arbon 34 Briggs, Connor 25 Luck, Thomas 28 Schilling, James 34 Errington, James 22 Wileman, Lachie 44 Clift, Nicholas 42 Nicholas Krieg 35 Dutschke, Jon 26 Wheare, Barnaby 29 McCauley, Trent 36 Walton, Ryan 45 Frankie Mahar 36 Baker, William 26 McInerney, Mitchell 30 Snodgrass, Josh 22 White, Lachlan 45 Way, James 46 Oscar Macgowan 36 Davies, Ethan 38 Elliott, Isaac 23 Finn, Farren 46 Alafaci, Harrison 27 Whittaker, Jayden 31 Pohlner, Harvey 39 Manu, Isaac 23 Witt, Hayden 47 Thomas Phillips 37 Davies, Jacob 28 McInerney, Cooper 32 Morony, Cameron 40 Martin, Chase 49 Parsons, Charles 48 Noah McDonnell 38 Gersch, Sam 34 Trengove, Sam 41 Kay, Tate 24 Jones, Brett 50 Dortmundt, Ethan 38 Twelftree, Todd 29 Davey, Will 35 Brown, Connor 41 Cavenett, Alex 24 Dempster, Adam 53 Aldenhoven, Angus 49 Henry Coote 39 Fischer, Todd 31 Karpany, Joseph 37 Wutke, Matthew 25 Miller, Riley 50 Charlie Phillips 38 Collins, Tyson 42 Niotis, Dylan 56 Hombsch, Scott 40 Clark, Jock 32 Davey, Sam 42 Nolan, Lochi 28 Read, Hamish 58 Brind, Luke 51 Keely Wildash 41 Elliott, Keigan 32 Scott, Tyreese 39 Lyon, Aedon 44 Marner, Paul 33 Cuthill, Zak 52 James Cook 42 Mack, Jacob 42 Trenorden, Seb 45 Cuthill, Brenton 40 Maio, Cooper 59 Brind, Ben 34 Allen, Benjamin 43 Munzer, Mitchell Button, Todd 53 Will Miller 44 Moore, Oscar 35 Schonfeldt-Kennedy, 44 Pridham, Jay 46 Kay, Bailey 49 Miers, Scarlett 54 Will Ryan 45 Linke, Edward 45 Bussenschutt, Jack 47 Coad, Samual 51 Hammond, Chloe 55 Noah Nash 46 Elliott-Karpany, Kane Hudson 48 Cavenett, Lachlan 52 Roberts, Stewart 47 Dutschke, Max 43 May, Thomas 46 Koch, Lachie 49 Dalby, Shane 56 Rafe Mahar 47 Woolford, Connor Bagnato, Domenic 58 Hamish Coombe 48 Clasohm, Zac 49 Karpany, Shanayah 49 Trenorden, Edward 52 Nadich, Tim Bagnato, Anthony 51 Williams, Jesse 50 Jones, Lachlan 50 MacDonald, Angus 61 Summerton, Todd 59 Billy Brind

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Thompson Renee Butler Tammin Hughes Elli Reschke Tamara Lodge Fiona Bussenschutt Ella Bussenschutt Chloe Barrett Emily Haydon Charlotte Barlow F Grade Grace Avis Elshay de Wet Emma Goldsmith B Grade Emily Hank Claudia Lawrence Emily Flowers Charlotte Clark Abby Braley Hannah Cotter Gabriella Bussenschutt Denae Moir Erin Hoare Dakota Brunton Courtney Adams Amelia Bugg Eva Schilling Emily Jolly Hannah Seal Imogen Cowie Ebony Mustard Eva Harris Gabby Mader Emilie Heinrich-Smith Bree Williams Georgia Flowers Emma Prout Charlotte Keleher Jade Daniel Isobel Wibrow Ghenelle Brennan Indilee Pedler Emma Easther Jhansi Krishnan Grace Schilling Jessie East Erin Roocke Hallie Koch Kiralee Secker Hayley Lockwood Grace Neumann Emma Hobbs Kelly Galley India Rowntree Kathy Larsson Lara Philbey Karmela Kleinig Grace Petherick Kara Shuttleworth Emma Mumford Michaela Woodward Lucy Hancocks Katie Koster Layla Wilksch Kayla Air Hayley Lockwood Katie Hocking Harlee Clark Michelle Hatcher Maeve Cockshell Kiara Sanderson Lillian Hassfurther Kristie Reschke Kailee Trott Lauren Connell Holly Bryan Olivia Congdon Ruby Champion Kirsty Jackson Laci Reschke Rikki Barlow-Gill Lucy Bussenschutt Lucy Holbrook Lainey Charlton Jada Pedler C Grade Sarah Griffin Lauren Maxwell Rowie Beazley-McKinnon G Grade Makayla Penner Madeline Wishart Lexi March Jorja Mumford Emily Cook Leanne Toogood Maya Wilksch Nikkita Aldridge Lucy Bettess Taneesha Flemming Kalani de Roos Hayley Durdin-Dodman Chloe Formosa Macey Charlton C and D Grade Dolce Wauchope Leonie Ey Miley Bussenschutt Prue Hicks Lily Thompson Kate Maitland Melissa Mulders Mackenzie Wood Abbie Bray Eva Richardson Molly Przibilla Shari Roennfeldt Mackenzie Neumann Lucy Warren Laura Anders Nicole Burgan Amy Loechel Madison Brunton Mackenzie Weltman Jayme Koch Molly Daniel Sharna Pedler Madison Flowers Mikalah Ritchie Nikki Ireland Olivia Sherry Sonia Francis Meg Day Anissa Thompson Mazlin Hart Madison Pearson Meg Lock Brittney Hendry Melissa Reid Sienna Madigan Rachel Watts Ruby Gardner Sophie Driver Mia Goodes Summer Koch Rosie Schultz Ruby Mildwaters Taya Hosking Mia Marlow Coby Lane Olive Harkin Skye Watson Tayla Oxspring Mia Schmidt Zoe Linke Sarah Knight Shali Pontifex Tayler Nelson Montana Toole Ebbony Peter Olivia Warren Violet Cooper Ellah-Rose Plane D Grade H Grade Savannah Zielonka Tanisha Horgan Taylor Chalker Morgan Phillips Poppy Harkin Stacey Evans Olivia Brook Emilie Henrich-Smith Rachel Pedler Amanda Formosa Ava Penna Taylor Larsson Teesha Angus Taryn Gilligan Phoebe Rosewarne Emily Lloyd Amber Woods Eloise Crosby Taylor Rundle Ruby Petherick Taneesha Fleming Gabriella Fawkes Isabelle Crawford Tilly Correll Saraya Mercer Georgia Daniell Tara Easther Kate Prout Kailee Ellis Sienna Tucker Jen Eisner Tayer Warren Kerry Richardson Mackenzie Carter Sienna Rawlinson Leanne Goldsmith Zara Loechel Matilda Murray Na’delle Matz Sophie Franz Lucy Warren Sophie May Zara Smith Rachel Prout Nevayah Karpany Sophie Richardson Madison Brunton Tahlia Woodward Savannah Gurr Taya Hosking Rebecca Barlow Victoria March Sophia Marchetto CY COUGARS v BUTE WALLAROO v CMS CROWS AT MAITLAND AT WALLAROO SENIORS JUNIORS SENIORS JUNIORS SENIORS JUNIORS SENIORS JUNIORS A Grade E Grade Alex Wehr Alexis May A Grade E Grade Amy Short Addison Sandercock Alix Hillebrand Accacia Bellchambers Ashleigh Allan Alycia Lang Baylee Houghagen Hayley Bennett-Sweet Amy Lennerth Alice Polkinghorne Chloe Linke Emily Burrows Beck Crosby Amelia Trengove Lucy Johns Lilly Cockshell Breeana McNeilly Amelie Hickman Indy Thyer Joanne Davey Breanna Taylor Ava Mashford Shaye Marshall Ella Levi Bronwyn Farrow Annabelle Cook Lana Bagshaw Layla Heinrich Brianna Warrior Marley Holmes Britt Herbert Ava Papps Talia Nadich Charlotte Neill Carolyn Jansons Laura Cassidy Caitlin Hewett Ella Phelan Charlotte Burke Ruby Dyett Brooke Russell Prue Redden Chantelle Castellan Charlotte Cook Lizzie Cane Sadie Polkinghorne Charlotte Rose Dayna Green Jorja Rogers Emily Ramsey Denni Oldfield Sarah Luke Eleanor Brown Taylah Graham Chelsea Nelligan Della Krieg Kayla Russel Emily Rogers Emma Reade Ella Clift Tayla Barrand Taylor Davies Destany Newman Codie Tilbrook Selina Rudd B Grade F Grade Chelsea Smith Georgina Farrow Ellie Polkinghorne Ella McCauley B Grade Shayla Whittaker Gabrielle Hickman Bethany Sly Annabel Geater-Johnson Eloise Guest F Grade Isabella Varricchio Grace Shaw Elsie Daniel Sarah Larwood Jessica Reppin Georgina Hickman Bridget McEvoy Daisy Jarrett Mia Frost Charity Selleck Elouise Johns Hanna Pridham Emma Ritter Jess Liddy Josie Rudduck Georgina Brown Lucy Dixon Georgia McKay Macayla Marner Larissa May Kari Jones Harriet Parsons Eona Petch Hayley Humes Tequalla Pepall Madeline Honner Marissa Hewett Hazel Michael Jessica Niotis Keely Daniell Isobel Cook Georgina Davies Abbee Ross Jenna Germaine Jess Morony Marley Smith Mikayla Galbraith Imogen Trengove Emma Phipps Lauren McSkimming Nellie Polkinghorne Innaaha Zahid Skyler Smith Lucy Sinton Jessica Farrow Shayla Graham Olivia Coad Leah McDonnell Jorja Bennett Skye Edwards Laci Dayman Bonnie Summerton Kennedy Smith Sheree Tezacker Summer Davies Paris Schilling G Grade Lee Blyth Kitty Wilson Sophie Wehr G Grade Sarah Bailey Laura Green Kate Williams Liliana Alafaci Lara Jansons C Grade C Grade Hayley Robinson Asha Whittaker Sarah Taylor Layla Young Matilda Wheare Layla Walsh Annabel Whittaker Lynelle Bodie Alexis Bodie Elsie Meaney Shilo Agnew Lucy McArdle Elektra Casey Mellanie Reppin Lily Wildash Charlotte Nixon Jemima Polkinghorne Sydney Wigzell Maya Young Lauren Coleman Nelly Bittner Lucy Mahar Georgia Hasting Charlotte Lagoudakis Lily Davies Tyra Wigzell Meg Dayman Ruth Keen Emilie Malone - Hosking Nikki Hoyle Macey Coe Hilary Davies Lucy Wheare Hannah Wellington Mikayla Green Megan Liddy Rebecca Brown Madison-Lee Ryan Jess Moore Penny Kohlhagen Ally Ramsey Maggie Walsh Montana Briggs Natalia Bagnato Pauline Marner Xavier Ross Rebecca Harris Jessica Davies Poppy Dyett Olivia Elsworthy Kianna Pepall Matilda Cook Mia Whittaker Ryleigh Graham Fletcher Shiell Renee Farrow Mia Warrior Sophie Burrows Pippa Krieg Emarli Raymond Mileah Weight Sophie Longbottom Sophie Baker Christy Western Mia Longbottom D Grade Zoe Holmes Shayla Bettess H Grade Sophie Newell Natalie Blyth H Grade D Grade Abbie Morris Shayla Herbert Mackenzie Batchelor Taitlyn Tilbrook Natalie Horn Addison Graham Sophie Angel Tara Drewett Luciana Bennett Tani Farrow Olivia Cook Chrissy Wright Alice Butler Emily Koch Eleanor Mack Star Dayman Skye Jamieson Tara Gillies Rose Pisani Amelia Johnson Stella Hewett Tallara Miller Rubi Humphrys Jessica Dutschke Eva Palin Alina Lagoudakis Lily Dyett Stephanie Davidson Taylah Miller Amelia Levi Shorna Bosher Isabelle Hucks Sienna McDonnell Olivia Dyett Libby Bagshaw Tali Dayman Paula Perkins Skyla Marner Sarah Browning Matilda Southwood Tessa Paterson Daisy-Lea Turnbull Edie Winter Skye Ormsby Sheree Crowe Mia Davies Georgia Voigt Sophia 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Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, July 13, 2021 39 NETBALL | 40 www.ypct.com.au Kadina and District scores

Results 10-7-21 SENIORS Ignite 40 d Royals 36. —; Keishya Hurst, Emily Lowe. Centennials Green 55 d Centennials Gold 29. 17 AND UNDER CJ’s 58 d Ignite Orange 27. Maddison Shields, Jamelia Webb; Ella Balfour, Yazmin Way. Ignite Yellow 44 d Centennials 37. 14 AND UNDER CJ’s 51 d Ignite 9. Erika Aurisch, Jayla White; Hayley Philips, Shaylee Vanderveen. Centennials Green 30 d Centennials Gold 16. 11 AND UNDER Centennials Green 20 d Ignite Yellow 17. Ignite Red 20 d Centennials KDNA 14 AND UNDER… Sarah Coombe, Centennials Green 2. Green, can’t get to the ball before Elouise Glasson, Centennials Gold.

KDNA 14 AND UNDER… Teaysha Borg, Centennials Green, and Kaitlin Pearce, Centennials Gold, with arms up to try KDNA 17 AND UNDER… Left: Maddison Shields, CJ’s, and grab a high pass. KDNA 17 AND UNDER… CJ’s passes during the game Ruby Hopkins passes against Ignite Orange. against Ignite Orange. Left: Alexa Mill, Centennials, stands out as Olivia Lamshed, Ignite Yellow, takes a free pass.

KDNA 17 AND UNDER… Bella Luciano, Ignite Yellow, throws an overhead centre pass against Centennials.

KDNA 17 AND UNDER… Lilah McKenzie, CJ’s, eyes the goal ring as Yazmin Way, Ignite DID YOU GET Orange, defends. SNAPPED? www.ypct.com.au

KDNA 14 AND UNDER… Lilah McKenzie, KDNA 17 AND UNDER… Kyla Bott, CJ’s, KDNA 17 AND UNDER… Maddison Shields, CJ’s, and Shaylee Vanderveen, Ignite, get gets airborne as she grabs a pass on the run KDNA 14 AND UNDER… Bella Osborn, CJ’s, CJ’s, passes during the game against Ignite hands to the ball at the same time in the against Ignite Orange. fires out a pass against Ignite. Orange. goal circle.

40 Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, July 13, 2021 SPORT | 41 www.ypct.com.au Kadina Motocross Club

The sun was out however it was a chilly start to the day for round five of the Kadina Motocross Club season on Saturday, July 10. The rain that caused racing to be cancelled two weeks before had provided the much-needed mois- ture and, after much work, the track was prepared and presented in perfect condition. 50cc was a large class with plen- ty of eager riders ready to take the track. Hudson Wilson won two of the three races, Max Donald came home with a nice win in race two. J125s had some good battles between Landen Panozzo and Jake Averay. Jake pushing right to the end but couldn’t find the chance to pass. Dylan Gromball and Jayden KADINA MOTOCROSS 85CC... Jayke Hanson corners hard. Minerds in the 65s a great race to watch battling it out with Jayden KADINA MOTOCROSS O grade... Ian Haylock 888 leads the charge in front of Matt right on his tail. Lamshed 11 and Logan McDermott 7. There was some good racing going on at the front of all classes but some of the riders had a real contest further back in the field which kept the crowd entertained. Some of the top riders were absent from A grade due to other commitments or injury but that didn’t detract from the class of racing. A couple of the younger riders were injured and they are wished a speedy recovery and return. Round six will be held July 24. Results 10-7-21 50cc, race 1: Hudson Wilson, Max Donald, Tody Ecclestone, KADINA MOTOCROSS A grade... Mackyle Thompson Jake Mitchell, Noah Backman; placed second in all his three races. race 2: Max Donald, Toby Ecclestone, Hudson Wilson, Jake Mitchell, Noah Backman; race 3: Hudson Wilson, Max Donald, Toby Ecclestone, Jake Mitchell, KADINA MOTOCROSS J125... Emma Haylock corners in front of Corey Waugh. Noah Backman. 65cc, race 1: Declan Smart, Dylan Gromball, Jayden Minerds, Hudson Wilson, Julian Crawford; race 2: Declan Smart, Dylan Gromball, Hudson Wilson, Jayden Minerds, Joshua Discissio; House of the Month race 3: Declan Smart, Dylan Gromball, Jayden Minerds, Hudson Wilson, Dale Leicester. 85cc, race 1: Jayke Hansen, Declan Smart, Harrison Lamshed, Hugh Crawford, Koby Miller; race 2: Declan Smart, KADINA MOTOCROSS 65CC... Noah Backman supports Jayke Hansen, Harrison Dylan Gromball before the start of his race. Lamshed, Hugh Crawford, Koby Miller; race 3: Declan Smart, Dilks, Archie Hincks. O grade, race 1: Ian Haylock, Jayke Hansen, Harrison A grade, race 1: Jordan Doctor, Logan McDermott, Andrew Lamshed, Hugh Crawford, Koby Mackyle Thomson, Kane Lamshed, Matt Lamshed, Mark Miller. Matthews, Logan Thompson, Thompson; race 2: Ian Haylock, J125, race 1: Landen Panozzo, Charlie Kimber; race 2: Jordan Matt Lamshed, Logan Jake Averay, Jacob Knowles, Ross Doctor, Mackyle Thomson, Kane McDermott, Andrew Lamshed, Dilks, Archie Hincks; race 2: Matthews, Logan Thompson, Stephen Hank; race 3: Ian Landen Panozzo, Jake Averay, Charlie Kimber; race 3: Jordan Haylock, Matt Lamshed, Logan Ross Dilks, Corey Waugh, Emma Doctor, Mackyle Thomson, McDermott, Andrew Lamshed, Haylock; race 3: Landen Panozzo, Logan Thompson, Kane Mark Thompson. M" PDTFSG Jake Averay, Jacob Knowles, Ross Matthews, Charlie Kimber. TA    DVG

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Demention 2; Smack It 13 d Copperclub: Tuesday July 6, par: Shute. Stableford aggregate win- Stansbury men’s open: On a BOWLS Strikers 0. Highest average: R Dayman 2 up; P Dart, K Ryan, B ners Anita Pennington and cool and windy day, 44 golfers SHOOTING Ardrossan winter: It was Johnny Nottage 21.70, Kevin Veevers, K Giddy, J McDermott 1 Charmagne Edwards 54. A grade: from various golf clubs across the Wallaroo Pistol and Shooting another good day for bowls last Mattingly 18.48, William Irvine dn; M Collins, N Reid, A Brown 2 Marilyn Shute 34, r-up Elaine state, the best attendance in 10 Club: Results 11-7-21: AIR PIS- Thursday, July 8, when 31 bowlers 17.77. Highest pegout: Kevin dn; L Fogden 3 dn; P Pridham 4 Faggotter 28. B grade: Charmagne years, contested the men’s open TOL, Women: Colleen Angel turned up to play two games of 10 Mettingly 102, Brain Flowers 180, dn. NTP: 4, J Threlfall; 7/13, R Edwards 30 c/b Phillipa Coote. C championship on Sunday, July 11. 300/400. Men: Gregory ends. Winners Neville Atkins, Bob Luke Choules 171. Dayman; 16, N Reid. PCC 0.0. grade: Sally Catford 29, r-up Bron Winner Jarred Dalton 74 off-stick. Chittleborough 398/600. LIVE Cowen, Jan Westley, Bill Kennedy Wednesday, July 7, women’s four- Polkinghorne 28. Most fairways: A Other winners: A grade, off-stick: ACTION PLATES, rimfire pro- 56 pts; runners-up Ann-Marie somes: C Marshall and K Fogden grade, Di Finch 12; B grade, Lee winner Lachlan Coombe 75, r-up duction: Corey Clayton 420/480, Slattery, Jack Simmonds, Ray GOLF 78.5; T Mitchell and L Williams Anne Cook 11; C grade, Sally Kevin Tubb 78; net: winner Mitch Trevor Bean 250, Roy Winther Jackson, Rick Foote 55. Resting Alford Sunday: Only 11 players 84; A Shobbrook and P Chapman Catford 15. Nine-hole competi- Goody 67, r-up Simon Anderson 190, Robert Thyer 160; rimfire toucher Doug Barton. Touchers: at Alford this week. Winners were 96.5. PCC 0.0. Thursday, July 8, tion: winner Bev Litster 12, r-up 70. B grade, off-stick: winner Paul modified: Corey Clayton Neville Atkins, Chris Voysey, Wayne Johns, Phil Foxwell, Steven Stableford: N Reid 39; A Triggs 37; Val Thomas 11. VM Sando 86 c/b r-up Craig 440/480; centrefire production: Geordie David, Bob Cowen. If you Dunn and Liz Rowan with a score L Dart, G Appleton 34; R Dayman, Fitzgerald; net: Harry Wilson 69, Corey Clayton 240/480, Trevor would like to give bowls a go, we Minlaton Saturday: A field of 16 of 38. Meat tray winner was Strath J McDermott, H Teelow, R Bock r-up Zac Bertoldi 71. C grade, off- Bean 100, Roy Winther 100. PRE- have spare bowls you can play competed in the club foursomes Bettess. Wayne Johns showed con- 33; M Collins, P Dart, L Williams stick: winner Sam Harris 89, r-up CISION RIFLE, field: Corey with; come along and have some on Saturday, July 10. Winners sistency by landing in the pond 32. Eagles: A Triggs, R Dayman. Bob Lucas 98; net: Richard Smith Clayton 218/250, Roy Winther fun. New members (plus old) are Adam Cook and Michael Cook again, let’s hope it’s not a hat trick NTP: 4, B Veevers; 7, R Skuse; 13, 69, r-up Mick Hincks 89. NTP: 10 212. Thank you to sponsor welcome on July 15; sausage sizzle 86/63, runners-up Andrew Martin next week! The course is in beauti- 16, G Appleton. PCC 0.0. and 7/16, Jarred Dalton; 2/11, YP AG. JM noon, names in by 12.30pm and and Leigh Rothe 79/67. NTP: 4, ful condition. Anyone wanting a Saturday, July 10, net: N Blight 68; Bob Lucas; 13, Michael Preedy; 17, Peter Bajcarz. Long drive: A grade, games start 1pm. MH Maitland Rifle Club: Eight round through the week, the green A Lauritsen 69; R Forrest, J Piro, J Andrew Martin. Long drive: A Simon Anderson; B grade, Samual members and one visitor enjoyed Wallaroo winter: Another week fees box is located next to the club- Thompson, P Keane 70; D Ward, grade, Jamie Baker; B grade, McWaters; C grade, Richard a fine afternoon on Saturday, July of great support had 44 (again) house. Good hitting. ER R Bollard (Grange Golf Club), S Michael Cook. This Saturday is the Smith. “Macca” players register for Monday 10. The locals were contesting the Ardrossan Saturday: In perfect Daly 71; J Gordon 73; G Smith 75. fifth and final round of the club Scroungers from Stansbury, Port Seven Roads Challenge: second stage of the Jim Francis weather, the club championship Eagle: J Arthur. NTP: 4, I Crocker; championships. LC Victoria, Ardrossan, Maitland, Edithburgh hosted the third and Trophy from 300 yards. It was quarterfinals were held on July 10. 7, 13, B Paige; 16, N Blight. PCC Bute, Moonta, Wallaroo Mines, Moonta Tuesday: Six women final leg of the Seven Roads great to see Joanna Selth back for All other players contested a par 0.0. Sunday, July 11, net: P Dart 71; Kadina and locals on July 5. played a par round for the Jubilee Challenge on July 10, when 35 a shoot and she showed she had competition. Club championships, I Arthur 74; M Collins, N Blight Winner Bruce Griffiths and game Salver on July 6. Winner Lyn players battled through thick fog lost none of her skill when she A grade: D Hosking d R Johnson 75; R Bozdarovski, K Ryan 76; F winners Jenny Emerton, Lyn Welke Cocks 4 dn, r-up Luba Markovic 5 for the front nine, thankfully it recorded a possible (50.4/50) in 6/4; D Watson d J Hicks 4/3; B Morris 78; C Ryan 79; A Lauritsen, and Alan Stacy. Friday triples dn. Most fairways: Kath Lamshed cleared up for a near perfect after- her first round. Visitor Dennis Moulds d G Meredith 1 up; K R Forrest, R Bock 80. PCC 0.0. attracted a record 72 bowlers from 12. Nine-hole competition: win- noon. Winner Tim Kennedy 39 Cox came down to pick up his Danher d C Boucher 5/3. B grade: Kadina Tuesday: In great golf- as far away as Victoria, Gawler, ner Pauline Jowett 6 dn. Most fair- c/b Gavin Bryan, 3rd Brenton new F open rifle and had a smile R Dickson d M Coleman (forfeit); ing weather, a stroke round was Edithburgh, Stansbury, Maitland, ways: Jan Hobbs 5. Robinson 38. Ball winners: Jarred from ear to ear after he shot a pos- M Hicks d T Ross 7/6; D Errington sponsored by Kadina Exchange Ardrossan plus all of the Copper Congratulations to Pauline Jowett Dalton 37; Tom Bilney, Samual sible (60.4/60) with his first shoot d A Prime 3/1; J Zimmermann d A Hotel on July 6. Winner Sharon Coast clubs on July 9. Two-game for obtaining her Golflink handi- McWaters 36; Colin Hincks, with it. Top off-rifle in F class Black 3/1. C grade: L Gill d M Millard 69 net. Division I, Sonya winners Derrick Bushell, Jim Scott cap, good golfing Pauline. “Capt” Shawn Rose 35; Micheal Haylock standard went to John Shobbrook Howarth 2/1; C McInerney d M Wheeler 73; div II, Robyn Spurling and Vera Frost. One-game winners Moonta Saturday: A Stableford 34. NTP: 4/13, Klaus Eisner; 7/16, with a pair of 59.4/60 while Bill Parkinson 7/6; J Vidau d B Cock 73. Other good scores: D East, D Steve Yandell, Richard Kent and was contested for the Moonta Fuel Jarred Dalton; second shot 15, Gillis took the F open off-rifle 5/4; A Johnston d S McInerney Daniel 77; W Venning 78. The Kay Johns. See you all again this and Tyres Trophy on July 10. Jarred Dalton. Long putt: Brenton with a double possible (60.4 and (forfeit). Eleven golfers contested nine-hole competition was a week. GM Winner Matt Finch 37 pts c/b Robinson. Long drive: men, Tim 60.9), Lynton Wakefield top off- the par competition. Men: winner Stableford, winner Anthea Kennedy; women, Stacey Bishop. Wallaroo Mines winter: Good Darren Walkley. A grade, Ryan rifle in target rifle with 98.10/100. A Johnston 1 up, r-up C Hatcher 3 Kennett 16 pts. Chip-outs: W Results, July 10: Yorketown 31, bowling weather for 18 players on Chadbourne 33; B grade, Darren Handicap winner Chris Tucker dn. Women: winner A Redding 1 Venning, R Spurling, S Wheeler, A Warooka 27.6, Edithburgh 27.3; Saturday, July 10. Winners A Walkley 37; C grade, Grant shot a 120.5/120 using 86% of his dn, r-up K Minks 3 dn. NTP: 8 Kennett. Birdies: 2, S Wheeler. JP overall: Warooka 93.02, Yorketown Whiley, B Greer and D Stock Keating 36. Ball winners: Ben handicap, Barry Tucker second (Ardrossan Post Office), C Kadina Wednesday: The 14th 90.38, Edithburgh 81.2. received meat vouchers. Closest Jenner 36; John Poulton, Don Beitz on 120.3/120 (100%) and Brad Boucher; 12 (Pinnacle Homes), T NYP Real Estate Stableford was Congratulations Warooka. JD middle of mat A Whiley earned 35; Richard Jesser, Brian Drew, Renfrey third with 119.1/120. Ross; 16 (Moonta Crash Repairs), played in fine weather on July 7. John Shobbrook shot a double $10 and resting touchers went to G Don Nottle 33. Long drive: A SYP veterans: A total of 25 R Johnson. Long putt (Yorke There was a field of 16. Winner B possible (60.4 and 60.8) in F open. Hewitson and K Johns. grade, David Wall; B grade, Darren golfers braved a cold morning at Valley Hotel Maitland): B Scott. Markovic 37 c/b 2nd M Knight and Brad Renfrey and John Scroungers on Sunday had eight Walkley; C grade, Richard Jesser. Stansbury last Wednesday, July 7. Most fairways: C Hatcher. This 3rd G East. CBA Trophy: P Gray. Shobbrook also shot some hunter bowlers; winner L Stam and r-up Long putt: 1 (Rhino), Geoff Bailey; Winner K Tubb 35 c/b r-up I Saturday is the Port Victoria open, NTP: 3, B Markovic; 6 (CBA), B class with “Shobby” posting a A Whiley. Score-based wheel spin 8 (Virgo), Norm Walkley. NTP: 9, Hage. Notably, Ian Hage had an the quarterfinals of the handicap Markovic; 14 (G & J East), B Koch; 99.12/100 which included a possi- not won, jackpotting to $45. This Darren Walkley; 13, Ben Jenner; eagle on 9 with a 2 for 5 points! plate and for all other players a 17 (M Southam), B Baker. Long ble 50.5/50. This week will be the week 12.30pm for 1pm start on 16 (Milky), Dennis Emmerton. NTP: 2, R Anderson; 7, K Eisner. stroke round. “Rossy” putt (Goodyear): A Webb. Comp - final stage of the Jim Francis Saturday, and Scroungers 1pm for Rising star: Norm Walkley. A The next game is at Warooka on Ardrossan Tuesday: The fifth etition held every Wednesday, Trophy from 700 yards. SCORES: 1.30pm. Thanks to all bowlers. DS stroke competition sponsored by July 21. club championships round, third draw noon to 12.15pm; visitors Port Hughes Bobcat and C Tucker 58.4, 56.1, 7, 120.5 Warooka winter: Thursday had Club Medal and third putting welcome. “Octavius” Excavation and the third round of Wallaroo Tuesday: Fifteen (86%); B Tucker 56.1, 56.2, 8, keen adults enjoying a game of were contested on July 6. Club Kadina Saturday: A good field club championships plus round six women contested a stroke round 120.3 (100%); B Renfrey 56.1, carpet bowls. First game winners, Medal: Jude Foster 72 net. of 26 turned out in near perfect eclectic this Sunday, July 18, for the fourth qualifying champi- 56.0, 7, 119.1; W Gillis 59.4, 58.5, mat 1: Kath Hickman, Maree Division I, Jude Foster 72; div II, weather for the fourth club cham- 10.30am for 11am tee-off. “Larks” onship round on July 5. Winner 1, 118.9; J Shobbrook 59.4, 59.4, 0, Przibilla, Tuula Scaife; mat 2: Tony Di Griffin 75. Ball winners: Jude pionships qualifying round on July Port Broughton Tuesday: Jan Halse 70 net (Country Living 118.8; J Selth 50.4, 48.3, 0, 98.7; L Dunn, Merv Bryant, Ron Ahwan. Foster 72; Sue Bittner 74; Di 10. The course is looking fantastic Good numbers to contest a Homewares and Flowers vouch- Wakefield 57.3, 60.3, 0, 117.6; S Game 2, mat 1: Kath Hickman, Griffin 75; Ashleigh Redding, thanks to the recent rains but also Stableford for the chook with great er). Division I, Pam Lucas 74; div Thomas 55.3, 56.3, 4, 115.6; D Maree Przibilla, Tuula Scaife; mat Daph Davey 76. Putting: Jude the hard work of the volunteer weather and fantastic looking II, Di McLeod 89. Six women Cox (visitor) 60.4, 58.2, 118.6. 2: Geoff Menz, Peter Drury, Glenn Foster 26. NTP: 12 (Pinnacle groundspeople. Sponsor was course on July 6. A great day was played a nine-hole Stableford. Extra rounds: W Gillis 60.4, 60.9, Scott. Game 3, mat 1: Tony Dunn, Homes), Daph Davey; 16 (Moonta Kadina Hotel and the winner, in had by Darryl “DC” Chynoweth Winner Beth Cock 16 pts, r-up 120.13; J Shobbrook 60.4, 60.8, Geoff Menz, Kath Hickman; mat Crash Repairs), Jude Foster. CA his first competitive round, was Julie Arthur 15. Long drive: div I, 120.12; L Wakefield 50.7, 48.3, 2: Tuula Scaife, Jan Larcombe. 35 pts to take home the frozen Ardrossan Wednesday: In William Papworth, congratula- T Newbery; div II, D McLeod. 98.10; J Shobbrook 50.5, 49.7, Saturday’s weather was encourag- one, r-up Steve “Sol” Solomon 33, bright weather with a strong tions and well done. Will won on NTP: 6, W Lynch. Best off-stick: 99.12. “Big Gun” ing. Winners Lyndsay Palmer, third Darryl Dietman 31. NTP: breeze, 22 players contested a countback from Aron Raymond div I, K Paull 92; div II, D McLeod Peter Drury, Jim McKenzie, Kris second shot, Geoff Tapps. Long SSAA Moonta: Craig Stableford, fairways competition with a net score of 69. The final 117. Birdies: 3, M Gross. Chip- Meyer; runners-up Ken Rickard, putt: Joanne Edwards (by a Amundsen was air rifle top off- and secret three holes on July 7. qualifying round will be on outs: 8, T Newbery; 8, M Gross; 7, Bob Halliday, Massimo Castiglia, whisker). “Tappsy” rifle and handicap winner 312.2, Winner R Dickson c/b r-up J Saturday, August 7. Winner J Arthur. MLG Peter Lang. Touchers: first game Port Victoria Saturday: The P r-up Lynette Warren 271.1. Simmons. Ball winners: R Johnson William Papworth 69 net c/b. A Allan Ford; second game Shorty. and F Schulz Trophy was contest- Wallaroo Wednesday: The 31; B Davey 30; A Johnston 29; B grade: winner Aron Raymond 69; Lucky draw winners for the week ed on July 10. Winner G Smith weather was sunny but cold, with a Wallaroo Rifle Club: The first Cock, C Boucher 28 c/b R Richard Wegener 71; Paul Spurling included Glenn Scott, Marg Coad, 86/68 net, r-up K Fullarton 92/69. good field of 16 players testing the round of the Keven Hadden Alderman. NTP: 8 (Ardrossan Post 73; David Millard 74. B grade: win- Merv Bryant, Tuula Scaife, Kath NTP: 6, Nanette Simpson; 10, K conditions. In a return to form, Trophy was shot at 300 metres on Office), R Alderman; 12 (Pinnacle ner Steve McDowell 70 c/b Hickman, Wendy Koennecke, Fullarton; second shot 17, G Tony Jamieson the winner with July 10. A mild north-east drift Homes), S See; 16 (Moonta Crash Brenton Koch; Michael Patterson, Sandy Jefferies, Tony Dunn, S Smith. K Fullarton d M Gersch 4/3 solid 36 Stableford points, r-up Viv with an odd change in strength Repairs), K Danher with a hole-in- Tyson Pomery 74. C grade: winner Morey, Kris Meyer, Heather to win the B and B Greenslade Baker 35 c/b 3rd Gary Hawthorne was the challenge. The best to one (well done Kevin). Long putt Wayne Webb 75; Jeff Battle 76; Phil Drury, Abudal Kennedy, Kim Trophy. This Saturday, July 17, is and 4th Alan Wheatley. Ball win- master the conditions was Alan (Yorke Valley Hotel, Maitland): T Gray, Geoff Bussenschutt 77. NTP: Rickard, Bob Halliday. “Wensie K” the Port Victoria open, entries in ners, NTP: 3, John Harris; 6, Viv Murray who shot an excellent Ross. Most fairways: R Johnson 10 3, Michael Knight; 6, Steve by July 16 to R Fairchild, phone Baker. Encouragement award to double possible and Michael c/b G Williams. Secret three: win- McDowell; 14, Michael Knight. CARDS 0418 820 536 or email Ken Mee. “Oscar Bravo” Dayman who completed his sec- ner J Simmons, r-up R Farrell. This Long putt (Newtown Bobcats): 18, Wallaroo Friday bridge: Pairs, [email protected]; 11am for ond round with a good possible. week, July 14, is front nine, 16, 17 Jim Smith. Long drive: A grade, Wallaroo Saturday: played at Noelene’s Book Cafe on 11.30am tee-off. A cool but Best for F open was Alan Murray and 18, Stableford, fairways and Richard Wegener; B grade, Brett sunny day drew a field 29 to com- who took out the off-rifle and Friday, July 9. Best results: Dot Gierke; C grade, Geoff Stansbury Tuesday: The sec- Slattery and Wendy Venning third 12-hole championship; dis- pete for the Steve Busch Trophy handicap. F standard off-rifle patchers J Aldridge, T Ross. “Rossy” Bussenschutt. SD ond round of the Stableford and second qualifying round of went to Keven Hadden. Michael 63.7%; Michael Gregg and Ray Trophy was played on July 6 and Bute Saturday: The final quali- Maitland Tuesday: The Nana club championships on July 10. Dayman was target rifle best with Jones 58.1%; Mavis Frost and Rita fairways were counted as a side fying stroke round was held with Jayne’s Stableford was held on July. Winner John Snodgrass 70 net c/b. off-rifle and handicap honours. Jones 56.2%; Tony Ward and Colin competition. Stableford: winner 16 participants on July 10. Winner A grade: winner T Gregory 36, r- A grade: winner Nathan Lawson SCORES, F open: Alan Murray Cook 53.1%; Lynette Sawtell and Gerri Bowley 28 pts, r-up Leonie Ryan Green 68 net. A grade: Sam up J Davies 33. B grade: winner S 75, r-up Brenton Jamieson 76. B 60.5, 60.6, 120.11, 0, 120.11 (0%); Chris Neale 50%; Jackie East and Donaghy 25. Jan Henery won the Wapper 70 c/b Mike Daniel, Baker 33, r-up M Illman 29. C grade: winner John Harris 70, r-up J Zappia 58.4, 57.3, 115.7, 4, 119.7; Jan Lawrie 49.4%. Colin Cook fairway count with 13 and also Andrew Ward, Brett Paterson; grade: winner M Wearing 28, r-up Stephen Norkunas 71. C grade: D Nottage 56.1, 56.3, 112.4, 5, N Koch 27. NTP: 5 (Newbery took out nearest the pin on 7/16. winner Tony Scarlett 73, r-up 117.4; R Carter 50.1, 56.1, 106.2, DARTS Dave Pringle 71 c/b Randall Cock, “Lotta B Putz” Kadina Dart Club: Results 30-6- Richard Maxwell; Al Michael 72 Chemist), J Davies; 14 (Tucker Mick Jackson 75 c/b. NTP: 3, Alan 8, 114.2. F standard: K Hadden 21, WOMEN: Team 180 8 d c/b Luke Harrop. B grade: Graham Transport Services), J Davies; 16 Stansbury Thursday: There were Wheatley; 6, Ian Shaw; 11, John 49.1, 53.2, 102.3, 9, 111.3. Target Darting Divas 3; Redbacks 7 d Green 72; Al Price 73 c/b Steve (Ketrice Hann), S Baker. VJ nine players out for the 12-hole Gore; second shot 14, Chris rifle: M Dayman 48.4, 50.4, 98.8, Two 4. Highest average: Vanessa Solomon; Colin Simpson 80; Dion Minlaton Tuesday: In great social competition on July 8. Winner Zanker. Long drives: A grade, Ian 5, 100.8 (40%); J Dayman 47.4, Thomson 13.08, Cynthia Glenn Hogan 85; Greg Price 86. NTP: weather for golf, 18 women con- Trev Hanrahan 63/48 c/b r-up Shaw; B grade, Nathan Clifford; C 47.0, 94.4, 3, 97.4; A Dayman 12.78, Sjaan Van Heusden 12.72. 5/14 (Bute Buses), L Harrop; 9/18 tested the Ray White Stableford Richard Smith 66/48. Trev also had grade, Mick Jackson; seniors, Tony 45.0, 46.2, 91.2, 6, 97.2. This week Highest pegout: Kerrie Chapman (Country Living Homewares and and Club Medal competition in the least putts with 17. NTP: 7/16, Jamieson. Long putt: Jake is the second and final stage of the 120. MEN: Rats Ringers 8 d Flowers), M Daniel. Long putt great weather on July 6. Stableford Ian McEwan. Chip-out Challenge: Litchfield. Encouragement award: Keven Hadden Trophy at 400m. Outlaws; Barflys 11 d 5th (Bute Hotel): S Solomon. “Del” and Club Medal winner Marilyn Ron Hillier. “Lotta B Putz” Ken Mee. “Oscar Bravo” “Ruffshot” 42 Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, July 13, 2021 SPORT | 43 www.ypct.com.au George Kelly Memorial at Kadina Darts Club Kadina Darts Club hosted the men’s George Hallett, Zaine Skelton. Kelly Memorial Tournament on Saturday and Most tons: Aaron Morrison. Sunday, July 3 and 4. Most pegouts: Jason Morgan. Winners were Rob Modra, Aaron Highest pegout and the perfect pegout: Delvendiep, Jed Nethercott, Steve Letts; run- Peter Papworth 170. ners-up Aaron Lloyd, Damien Rivett, Scott Sylvia May

WPSC... Wallaroo Pistol and Shooting Club’s committee for the 2021-22 season, back: Peter Keynes (partly hidden), Stephen Penney, Malcolm McDonald, Terry Wall; front: Trevor Bean, Corey Clayton, Colleen Angel. (Absent: Robert Waters, Jake Measday.) Wallaroo Pistol and Shooting Club AGM and trophy presentation Wallaroo Pistol and Shooting Club held its annual general meet- ing and trophy presentation on GEORGE KELLY MEMORIAL... Individual award winners Aaron Morrison, Tuesday, July 6. Jason Morgan and Peter Papworth. Elected to the committee for the 2021-22 season were: president Peter Keynes, vice-president and scorer Stephen Penney, secretary Colleen Angel, treasurer Robert Waters, public officer Malcolm McDonald, instructor Terry Wall, captain Corey Clayton, publicity officer Jake Measday, committee member Trevor Bean. Trophy winners present at the evening were Trevor Bean, Stephen Penney, Roy Winther, Malcolm McDonald, Corey Clayton, Terry Wall and Colleen Angel. Peter Cook, Susan Buckham and Brian Finch had earned their SARPA 10-year badges, with only Cook available to receive his. Congratulations to placegetters and let’s hope they are all 10s for the 2021-22 season. WPSC... SARPA 10-year badge recipient Peter Cook. (Absent: C Angel Susan Buckham, Brian Finch). GEORGE KELLY MEMORIAL... Winners Rob Modra, Aaron Delvendiep, Jed Nethercott, Steve Letts.

WPSC... Trophy winners for 2020-21 present to accept their awards: Trevor Bean, Stephen Penney, Roy Winther, Malcolm McDonald, Corey Clayton, Terry Wall, Colleen Angel. GEORGE KELLY MEMORIAL... Runners-up Aaron Lloyd, Damien Rivett, Scott Hallett, Zaine Skelton.

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Kadina Golf Club men’s open Kadina Golf Club 27-hole seven were on a plus handicap. The golf was played to a good stroke men’s open and 18-hole Thank you to generous spon- level and results were close in all KADINA SATURDAY GOLF… Ken Minge eyes the middle of the fairway as he prepares to Stableford were contested by a fan- sors Kadina Electrical Retravision, grades. tee off. tastic field of 69 on Saturday, July Drummond Golf Enfield, and Kadina golfer Jackson Arthur 3. Waikerie Golf and Country Club, was successful in the 27-hole open Golfers experienced a few early which donated more than $2000 winning by one stroke from Jim showers so conditions were good of prizes. Wheeler. on a nicely presented course Club men’s captain Ryan In the B grade, past Kadina thanks to the club’s tireless Wheeler thanked those who player Chad Harrop, now from grounds volunteers. worked in the kitchen to provide Nairne, won from Matt Finch. It was one of the biggest an excellent meal, those who Well done to all winners and turnouts for some time, with the worked the bar, everyone who thank you to all players for sup- 29 A grade players all on single- helped on the course and those porting our open. figure handicaps and, of those, who helped to set up the day. SD

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Fin Hansen This was Yorketown’s highest one- “The rain has allowed most crops REPORT BY month total since August 2018 when to progress through their early grow- Monthly rainfall totals for June and July to date it had 90.4mm. ing stages,” he said. FARMERS have received ample, Clinton farmer Matt Davey said Mr Hillebrand said urea spread- consistent rain since late-May, creat- the rain turned his season around ing, coupled with moisture levels, Town June July ing optimism. after a dry summer. had led to high yield potential. Bute 59mm 23.6mm Most crops made progress after “We spread nitrogen over our “Post-emergent herbicides are Kadina 54mm 12.4mm significant rain, particularly June 8, wheat and it’s all rocketing away now. now being sprayed as weeds are Minlaton 56.2mm 9.8mm 18 and 22-25, as well as July 2-3. “As long as the moisture keeps starting to germinate,” he said. Southern Yorke Peninsula rain coming, (our crops) will be far ahead Mr Hillebrand said growers will be Port Victoria 48.8mm 15.8mm gauges also filled on June 28. of last year’s,” Mr Davey said. happy if they continue getting 15- Price 32.2mm 6.7mm SYP has experienced a bumper Nutrien Ag Solutions Kadina 20mm of rain per fortnight. Stenhouse Bay 75.4mm 21.2mm season so far, as Yorketown and agronomist Daniel Hillebrand said “The forecasts are looking positive Yorketown 72mm 20.2mm Stenhouse Bay received 72 millime- the consistent rain had led to optimal and most farmers are optimistic of a tres and 75.4mm in June respectively. growing conditions. good finish to the season,” he said. SITE BOOKINGS NOW OPEN visit ypfielddays.com.au

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Fin Hansen around,” he said. Arthurton farmer Simon Harrison Geater-Johnson Mr Schilling said the herbi- Geater-Johnson has seen REPORT BY cide was applied before sowing Overwatch affect paddocks without knowledge of any kilometres away from where it NEW pre-emergent herbicide volatility issues, amid seeding was sprayed. Overwatch is believed to have programs which wrapped up “There is no doubt it does a caused off-target bleaching in earlier in the year. great job and is effective on parts of Yorke Peninsula recently. “We’ve been seeing signs of weeds; however, when I drive The effects have been crop bleaching for about six or around and see weeds or plants observed in paddocks and gar- seven weeks now, with some that have the effect of the dens some distance away from crops now starting to recover,” Overwatch, I begin to feel con- treated paddocks. he said. cerned as I know Overwatch Overwatch, owned by FMC, “Brand new chemicals can has not been used in the area was trialled for seven years and sometimes come with surprises for more than two kilometres,” was widely anticipated as an and don’t always behave as they he said. optimal solution for ryegrass did in trial plots.” “Seeing all these crops and control in wheat, barley and Despite the visual concerns, weeds affected where it hasn’t canola. Mr Schilling said Overwatch been applied suggest to me it is YP AG Kadina agronomist had shown promising signs of moving in an unprecedented Darryn Schilling said he was weed control. way, like moving with dust. unsure how the chemical had “It has been working really “I’ll be happy to use been travelling from its applica- well on our main problem Overwatch again, but I’ll have tion site to neighbouring weeds including bifora and rye- to be extremely careful and paddocks so far during its first grass,” he said. aware of the conditions and available season on the peninsula. “None of the effects are surroundings, as I won’t be “The effects (Overwatch) expected to be detrimental to spraying it on any paddock has had on nearby plants sug- yield when used according to (with) a crop that has already BLEACHING... A shallow-sown gests it has the ability to move the label, but time will tell.” emerged close by.” barley crop in Bute displays a white bleaching effect believed to be a result of Overwatch. Inset: No yield penalty — FMC Despite the bleaching concerns, Overwatch has been effective in FMC Australia and New Zealand head of emergence, (before) the crop grows out.” combatting dominant Yorke development Geoff Robertson said most off- Mr Robertson said FMC was aware many Peninsula weeds. Between the target bleaching cases associated with the crops would emerge with bleaching, a rows of a Bute paddock, this company’s new pre-emergent herbicide characteristic of Overwatch. ryegrass emerged in a bright Overwatch had been reported a few hundred “Just like in many herbicide launch years, metres from treated paddocks. growers will learn how Overwatch best fits into magenta colour before dying. “There are a couple reports of bleaching one- their herbicide program and adjust their to-two kilometres away, which indicates practices to make the most of it,” he said. spraying has occurred under weather conditions Mr Robertson said Overwatch had so far been highly conducive to spray drift, such as surface particularly effective on bifora and ryegrass. Yorke Peninsula temperature inversion,” Mr Robertson said. “Growers have been very happy with the level “Ongoing monitoring is showing promising of weed control and, as the season progresses, recovery of these crops from the transient will be able to see the length of residual control bleaching effects. Overwatch provides,” he said. Experience, “The result from seven years of trial data is “FMC will continue to work with industry Honesty and there is no yield penalty in wheat, barley or bodies, such as CropLife and WeedSmart, to canola associated with bleaching. facilitate education and training for efficient Commitment “Data demonstrates transient bleaching spray application and effective drift peaks at around four to five weeks after crop management.”

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Quality internal, external work, new, trenching/hole boring, Caravan servicing and repairs, extensive Ernie Della-Torre repaints, feature walls, wallpaper retaining walls, welding, Each charged advert is only $30 range of caravan/camping products. Painting, paving, gardening and removal, cracks filled, insurance, concrete cutting/drilling, solar home maintenance, rubbish removal, covering all areas. Over 20 years’ panel bird proofing, all facets of 30 Hughes St, Wallaroo maintenance inside and out. [email protected] free quotes. experience. Bld 239998. t 8821 1155 e [email protected] 8823 3327 | 0410 602 568 Phone Ernie 0414 791 360 Roy 0420 786 504 Rod 0414 388 037 48 Yorke Peninsula Country Times | Tuesday, July 13, 2021 Classifieds Phone: 8821 1155 | Fax: 8821 2044 | Email: [email protected] | Deadlines: Classifieds noon Monday; Community Calendar 5pm Monday

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Full-time HC St Mary MacKillop Statewide School Cinema Truck Driver Air-conditioned Comfort Truck driver required for business Wallaroo based near Port Wakefield. Truck and dog trailer combination, tipper Foster Care SCREENING NOW experience preferred. Working in the R-9 APRIM (ASSISTANT Support Worker poultry industry delivering manure to PRINCIPAL RELIGIOUS farmers across the Yorke Peninsula and Part-time Mid North. You will be required to load IDENTITY & MISSION) Port Pirie/Port Augusta/Kadina/Clare Hitman’s Wife’s (MA15+) your own truck so loader experience PERMANENT 1.0 FTE Bodyguard (0.5 APRIM & 0.5 TEACHING) • Do you have experience working required. Full-time, permanent position with families? Ryan Reynolds, Salma for the right person. 2022-2025 (4 YEAR TENURE) Hayak, Samuel L. • Are you passionate about improving Jackson Email applications to An exciting opportunity exists at the life outcomes for Children and [email protected] St Mary MacKillop School, Wallaroo. Young People? The world’s most lethal or call 8569 8159 We are seeking a dynamic, highly Our Foster Care Support Workers odd couple — motivated person to work provide in-home support and bodyguard Michael collaboratively with our leadership advocacy for foster families, using Bryce and hitman team. The R-9 APRIM will contribute to growth-focused intentional practice to Darius Kincaid — are the leadership of our school at a time of develop and support Foster Carers to back for another life- achieve the best possible outcomes threatening mission. exciting transition and development. for Children and Young People. Still unlicensed and under scrutiny, Bryce is Please visit the school website and forced into action by Darius’s even more CESA website for full role details, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander volatile wife. Soon, all three are in over their Position Information Document and People are encouraged to apply. heads when a madman’s sinister plot further information on how to apply. For further information and to apply threatens to leave Europe in total chaos. www.stmm.catholic.edu.au; Expressions of please go to www.ucsa.org.au and www.cesa.catholic.edu.au click on ‘Join Us’ The Picture Interest for (G) Applications close 5pm Friday, Applications close: Wednesday, Show Man • Experienced Operators 30th July, and are to be submitted to: 21st July, 2021. John Meillon, Rod • Skid Steer, Backhoe and Excavator Ms Michelle Miller (Principal) Taylor, John Ewart • Diesel Mechanic [email protected] • Truck Drivers (Minimum MR licence) At the beginnings of • General Engineering the 20th Century a P: (08) 8823 2549 Email résumé to: man, his son and a E: [email protected] piano player travel [email protected] or post to stmm.catholic.edu.au Working for SA Dental is great, you W: around Australia PO Box 193, Warooka SA 5577 A: 10 Bagot Street don’t have to leave and go elsewhere WALLAROO SA 5556 to gain experience. You can continually showing the first silent For more information please contact movies (naturally in (08) 8854 5092 build on your knowledge and skills and keep on learning. At SA Health, how black and white). But what they really want is Proudly expanding to Reception to my career develops is up to me. With stay at one place and open up a cinema. Year 8 in 2022 and Year 9 in 2023 diverse career pathways and lots of (G) opportunities to shine, there’s no limit The Love Bug to what I can achieve. Dean Jones, Buddy Hackett, David Dental Officer/ Tomlinson, Michele Lee Communications & Senior Dental Officer SA Dental Engagement Officer Race car driver Jim Wallaroo, Port Pirie, Whyalla, Douglas and his Yorke Peninsula Council is seeking applications I can use my knowledge and experience Port Lincoln and Mt Gambier philosophical from an experienced and highly motivated to create positive Aboriginal health Locations mechanic, Tennessee individual for a pivotal and rare opportunity within Job Ref: 763159 Council. outcomes. I can work and live within my Steinmetz, find own community and be part of these This position is responsible for ensuring the www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/careers themselves in community is well informed, actively engaged and changes, celebrating new initiatives and possession of a white Volkswagen Beetle has an awareness of upcoming community success stories. What motivates me is that seems to have a mind and spirit of its projects and key Council decisions, through the being part of an innovative culture and own. Calling the car Herbie, Jim and provision of effective communication and a friendly team, where I can lead and Tennessee become the talk of the California engagement. Pivotal role in encouraging tourism in the region through effective marketing and make a real difference every day. racing circuit — much to the displeasure of coordination of visitor information services. sports-car dealer Peter Thorndyke, who tries The ideal candidate would possess: Aboriginal Chronic …enjoy a rewarding, to use his assistant to come between the friends and their car.  Certificate qualifications in media, Disease Health Worker long-term career path communications or related area Port Pirie Regional Health Service  High level of communication skills Job Ref: 760711 with SA Dental KADINA CINEMA OPEN  Demonstrated ability in production and design processes and applications www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/careers CRUELLA(PG) 134 min THE HITMAN’S WIFE’S (MA15+) 116 min For more information please contact Anne Tues 13th...... 3pm BODYGUARD Hammond, Manager Business & Public Relations Wed 14th...... 1pm Thurs 15th ...... 3.15pm on 08 8832 0000. Sat 17th ...... 7.45pm SPIRIT UNTAMED(G) 100 min Sun 18th ...... 1pm Wed 21st ...... 1pm How to apply Wed 14th ...... 3.45pm W5886 This position is offered on a full time and will Thurs 15th...... 10am CELEBRATING 100 YEARS Sat 17th ...... 1.45pm (final) primarily operate from the Maitland Office. OF THE ASCOT/IDEAL THEATRE IN KADINA For full details including the attractive ...see the positive changes BLACK WIDOW(M) 133 min FREE MOVIES employment conditions please access the Tues 13th...... 6pm Application Kits via www.yorke.sa.gov.au resulting from my work in Wed 14th ...... 10am;6pm TUESDAY, 20TH JULY Applications close at 5.00pm on Wednesday the Aboriginal community Thurs 15th ...... 12.15pm; 7pm THE PICTURE SHOW Do you have a couple of MAN(G) – 11AM 28th July 2021. Sat 17th ...... 11am; 5pm (G) spare hours on weekdays? Sun 18th...... 3.30pm THE LOVE BUG – 4PM Wed 21st ...... 3.30pm Limited tickets available from the cinema ticket office All applicants must address the selection Come volunteer with us at the criteria found in the Application Kit to be Ascot Theatre, Graves Street MOONTA CINEMA Wallaroo Hospital Kiosk CURRENTLY CLOSED considered for the roles. Council is an Equal Kadina 0447 646 825 Opportunity Employer, is smoke free and We are a friendly lot! (During cinema operating hours BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL on the days the cinema is open) TO ALL MOVIES committed to a safe and healthy workplace. Please contact Jenny 0448 313 480 Andrew Cameron or Maxine 0422 278 132 Keep up to date, visit our website – Chief Executive Officer Yorke Peninsula Thank you! www.statewidecinema.com.au Council W5938 or like us on Facebook

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Adoption of Valuation and Public Consultation Adoption of Valuations Declaration of Rates 2021-22 No. 6 Lane, Kadina and Declaration Copper Coast Council is seeking of Rates 2021-2022 NOTICE is hereby given that the Copper contribution towards the activity of public comment on whether a portion of No. 6 Lane, Kadina should become Notice is given that at the meeting of Coast Council, at its Meeting held on upgrading Moyle Street. the Yorke Peninsula Council, held on Wednesday, 7th July, 2021, resolved for a one-way thoroughfare to traffic 7. To declare a separate rate of a fixed following a request by a business 23rd June, 2021, the Council resolved the year ending 30th June, 2022, as amount of $164 in respect of each for the financial year ending 30th June, follows: which was presented at July's Council property allotment per certificate of meeting. 2022, as follows: Adoption of Valuations title for properties adjoining Olive The business highlighted a safety Adopted the most recent valuations of To adopt the most recent valuations of Parade, New Town for a 50% the Valuer-General available to the the Valuer-General available to the contribution towards the activity of concern with the current dual thoroughfare of traffic and proposed Council of the capital value of land Council, of the capital value of land installing kerbing for Olive Parade. within the Council’s area for rating within the Council’s area totalling vehicles only enter from Ewing Street 8. To declare a separate rate of a fixed and only exit onto Digby Street, which purposes for the financial year ending $3,933,742,960 and of which 30th June, 2022, totalling amount of $297.67 per lineal metre in has been supported by multiple $3,800,054,154 is the total valuation of $7,763,776,460 comprising respect of each property allotment owners with property immediately rateable land. $159,775,618 in respect of non- per certificate of title for properties adjoining this portion of No. 6 Lane. Adoption of Rates along the western boundary of Otago rateable land and $7,604,000,842 in 1. To declare the following differential Road, North Beach and the property Written submissions must respect of rateable land. general rates varying according to the on Lot 11 located to the immediate be forwarded to: Declared differential general rates on use of the land: south of the North Beach Tourist Park Copper Coast Council rateable land within the Council area i. with a land use designated as for a 34% contribution towards the PO Box 396, Kadina SA 5554 OR as follows: Category (a) - Residential, a rate activity of the implementation of the email [email protected] • on rateable land of category (g) use of 0.2923 cents in the dollar; Sand Drift Study. All submissions to be received by (primary production) in the area of ii. with a land use designated as the Council, a rate of 0.13401 cents 9. To declare a separate rate of a fixed 4pm on Monday, 16th August, 2021, Category (b) – Commercial-Shop, in the dollar of capital value of such amount of $1,231.20 in respect of and will be considered at a future Category (c) – Commercial-Office land; and each property allotment per certificate Council meeting. or Category (d) – Commercial- of title for properties adjoining David • on all other rateable land within the For more information and other Other, a rate of 0.6422 cents in Street between George Street and area of the Council, a rate of submission options, head to the the dollar; Brittain Road, New Town, for a 50% 0.28379 cents in the dollar of the Noticeboard on Council’s website capital value of such land; and iii. with a land use designated as contribution to install kerbing and Category (e) – Industry – Light, or follow our Facebook page. • to impose a fixed charge component sealing on David Street. Category (f) – Industry – Other, a –––––––––––––– of the general rate of $410. 10. To declare a discretionary rebate for rate of 0.6663 cents in the dollar; Imposed on each assessment of the financial year commencing 1st iv. with a land use designated as July Informal rateable land and non-rateable land in Category (g) - Primary July, 2021, and for the purposes of the following area to which land the Production, a rate of 0.2526 assisting eligible residential Gatherings Council makes available a Community cents in the dollar; ratepayers to meet the cost of Copper Coast Council will be having Wastewater Management System, as v. with a land use designated as purchasing the bin required for the Informal Gatherings on Wednesday, follows: Category (h) - Vacant Land, a rate Council’s Food Organics Green 14th and 21st July, 2021, commencing of 0.4946 cents in the dollar; Organics (FOGO) waste collection • Maitland and Tiddy Widdy Beach areas at 6pm. Occupied land: $536 vi. with a land use designated as service, the Council resolves to Vacant land: $398 Category (i) - Other (any other grant a rebate of general rates under 14th July – Moonta Town Hall • Ardrossan, Balgowan, Black Point, land use not referred to in a section 166(1)(m)(i) of the Local Items for discussion are: Edithburgh, Point Turton, Port previous category), a rate of Government Act 1999 in the amount • Draft Moonta Mines Project Plan – Vincent, Port Victoria, Stansbury, of $30 for all rateable land to which presentation by CEO of National 0.3294 cents in the dollar; and Sultana Point and Yorketown areas the FOGO service is made available Trust of SA Darren Peacock and vii. with a land use designated as Occupied land: $536 and that has a residential land use Swanbury Penglase’s Andrew Marina Berths, a rate of 0.6422 Vacant land: $398 cents in the dollar. (within the meaning of that term Klenke (Open Session) under regulation 14(1) of the Local • Bluff Beach, Chinaman Wells, Foul 21st July – Kadina Town Hall 2. To impose an amount of $631 as a Government (General) Regulations Bay, , Port Julia and Items for discussion are: Rogues Point areas fixed charge as part of the general 2013). rates in respect of each separate • Draft Cemetery Management Plans Occupied land: $536 piece of rateable land in the area of Adoption of Community – presentation by Russ Allison from Vacant land: $398 Wastewater Management Scheme Changing Places (Open Session) the Council. Imposed on each assessment of Annual Service Charges • Possible development proposals of 3. To declare a separate rate of a fixed rateable and non-rateable land in the To impose an annual service charge Council land (Section 2279 Blanche amount of $721 in respect of each following area to which land the based on the nature of the service and Terrace, Moonta) – presentation by separate piece of rateable land in that Council provides or makes available the level of usage of the service of $544 Council Chief Executive Officer part of the Council area known as a water supply service: per property unit in respect of all land to (Closed Session) • Balgowan area $211 “The Dunes” to partly fund the activity which the Council provides or makes Due to limited seating, public must • Black Point area $211 of the maintenance of the Port available the Community Wastewater register to attend by phoning the • Hardwicke Bay area $211 Hughes Golf Course. Management scheme. Kadina office on 8828 1200. Imposed an annual service charge for 4. To declare a differential separate rate Adoption of Regional Landscape Levy of 0.0410 cents in the dollar with a –––––––––––––– the year ending 30th June, 2022, upon To declare a separate rate of 0.0170 both rateable and non-rateable land to minimum amount of $50 being cents in the dollar based on the capital payable in respect of each separate Community Grants which it provides or makes available value of all rateable land within the the prescribed service of waste piece of rateable land (excluding land Council area and the area of the Applications for the 2021 Copper with a residential land use) in that part collection (the Waste Collection and Northern and Yorke Landscape Board in Coast Council Community Grants Recycling Service) which is imposed of the Council area known as Kadina order to reimburse the Council the are now open. Central Business District for the as follows: amount of $642,750 payable to the Application forms and associated activity which is the ‘revitalisation Northern and Yorke Landscape Board. • $171 for a two (2) bin service and project’. documents are available to be $217 for a three (3) bin service Payment of Rates downloaded from Council’s website Declared a separate rate of 0.015378 5. To declare a separate rate of a fixed All rates and charges will fall due in four www.coppercoast.sa.gov.au or cents in the dollar on all rateable land amount of $265 in respect to each equal or approximately equal instalments collected from Council’s Kadina office in the area of the Council to raise the allotment per certificate of title for payable on or before the first day in at 51 Taylor Street, Kadina. amount of $1,164,734 payable to the properties in that part of the Council each of the months of: area adjoining the Riley Cove Applications close at 5pm, Friday, Northern and Yorke Landscape Region i. September 2021, 13th August, 2021. Board. Community Corporations 20692 ii. December 2021, internal roads to fund the activity of iii. March 2022 and Please contact Katrina Borlace, That all rates (general and separate) the replacement of the road seal, iv. June 2022. Director of Corporate and Community and service charges for the year pavement and kerbing (internal road Services on 8828 1200 for any ending 30th June, 2022, are payable in maintenance). Russell Peate additional information. four equal or approximately equal CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 6. To declare a separate rate of a fixed Russell Peate instalments on or before 6th amount of $195 in respect of each CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER September and 6th December, 2021, property allotment per certificate of 7th March and 6th June, 2022. title for properties adjoining Moyle Andrew Cameron Street, New Town for a 50% CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

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MOONTA THE MAITLAND WCH AUX MUSIC AND ARTS Scrap presents CLUB INC Metal Yard Wayne Information YORKETOWN DEFENCE PROOF & EXPERIMENTAL Aquaculture Horsburgh Night PROGRESS OPENING HOURS ASSOC. INC ESTABLISHMENT PORT WAKEFIELD: & Rodney ‘The Drowsy Monday to Friday 9-3 Consultation – Chaperone’ Saturday 8-noon LIVE FIRING RANGE WARNING NOTICE Vincent Annual 10 Kennett St, Kadina Test and evaluation activities involving static firings and/or firings of Sustainable by Lisa Lambert, Don Phone 0418 859 484 naval and artillery weapons are conducted at the Proof and McKellar, Bob Martin in concert General Experimental Establishment Port Wakefield throughout the year. The and Greg Morrison Seafoods Proof and Experimental Establishment Port Wakefield is a vital Moonta Town Hall Meeting Defence test and evaluation capability that has supported Defence Licensed exclusively Professional since 1929. PIRSA is seeking feedback on applications Monday, 19th July by Music Theatre We invite you to the received from Sustainable Seafoods Pty Ltd These firings may require specific tidal or weather conditions, and International AGM to help elect for two new aquaculture production leases 7.30pm are critical for the safety of current and new Defence capabilities. (Australasia) Office Bearers and Members of the public may notice noise, vibration, flashes and/or (LA00486/LA00487) and corresponding Tickets $20/$22 Committee Members

smoke during the testing. There is no risk to the public outside of the licences (AQ00465/AQ00466). Bookings 0418 830 639 7pm, Tuesday KADINA Office Bearers to be gazetted Defence Practice Areas. It proposes the farming of Red algae and CHIROPRACTIC 20th July elected include: For reasons of public safety, there is a permanent exclusion zone Paci昀c oysters within the Point Pearce (east HEALTH CENTRE covering land, sea and air around the Port Wakefield Establishment. Central Yorke • Chairperson and west) intertidal aquaculture zones. Dr Barry Steele Specific details on the Port Wakefield Prohibited Area can be School Performing • Treasurer obtained from Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No GN 26, 4 July More information and submission details are Free Soup Dr Benita Palmer 1990, and is shown on the diagram below. Trespassing in this Area available at pir.sa.gov.au/sustainable-seafoods Arts Centre Monday MON 11am - 6pm WED 9.30am - 1pm is strictly prohibited and very dangerous due to the presence of Feedback closes at 5.00 pm Tuesday 27 July Night 2nd August THURS Pioneer Ave, Maitland 11am - 6pm unexploded bombs. Any person found within the Prohibited Area or 2021. 6.30pm HICAPS available on Defence land will be subject to prosecution. Register your interest in W5874 13A Goyder St, Kadina Specific test and evaluation activities may also require restricting performing, working Weaners Flat Hall Phone 8821 4949 public access to the Port Wakefield Defence Practice Areas over backstage or in technical specific periods with these areas articulated in the Commonwealth Stansbury Road All welcome of Australia Gazette No. GN 40, 7 October 1992, and also identified Yorketown on the diagram below. This may affect access to the Gulf of St Solar Installation Wednesday More information General meeting to follow Vincent at Port Wakefield and Port Parham. 21st July, 6pm Leanne Cane Copper Coast If any member of the public has inquiries in relation to these 8837 3065 All welcome activities, please contact Proof & Experimental Establishment Port Copper Coast Chiropractic Wakefield – Range Control on (08) 8867 0270 between 8.00am Baptist Church and 4.30pm weekdays or the Proof & Experimental Establishment DR GEOFF HAY Port Wakefield – Security Office on (08) 8867 0299 outside these 65 Owen Terrace hours. Southern YP Wallaroo WAROOKA 17 Frances Tce, Kadina Tea, coffee and cake PROGRESS Mon, 8.30am-5.30pm to follow SYP LANDCARE ASSOC. Tue, 8.30am-5.30pm GROUP INC. Wed, 8.30am-4pm Annual AGM 8821 4400 PASKEVILLE General Wednesday BASKETBALL 18th August ChiropractorCAA Association Australia CLUB Meeting 7.30pm Platinum Plus Annual Monday Warooka Electrical Services – 26th July District Council bringing electrical and General 11.30am meeting room solar solutions to you Meeting All welcome YORKE Minlaton council PENINSULA We are a small SA business bringing Wednesday offices 00664 electrical and solar solutions to even COUNTRY 28th July, 7pm Members, please note, the most remote areas across the TIMES Paskeville meeting is for formal country. We deliver and install an business only WAROOKA For all your individually tailored solar panel system Community Centre Phone 8853 2692 for AND DISTRICT commercial to suit your needs and your budget. Nominations for the more information MUSEUM printing following Executive Don’t live in the dark, call us today to M. Woods requirements reap the benefits of free energy! Positions will be vacant: President AGM From business cards, Phone 0423 450 113 Vice-president Thursday to letterheads, Secretary 19th August envelopes, with Uniform Co-ordinator 11am compliments slips, Please email Community brochures, flyers, nominations to Calendar Warooka invoice books, Professional paskeville.basketball Deadline District Council and more. @gmail.com meeting room 31 Goyder Street, by Wednesday 5pm Monday Kadina 8821 1155 21st July All welcome FORD McCARTHY “I NEVER & ASSOCIATES Public Notices THOUGHT PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS & I’D BE REGISTERED TAX AGENTS HOMELESS.” Locals looking after locals

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★ Church Services ★ This listing is for genuine church services only. Please Starscopes submit notices to YPCT’s Kadina office by 5pm ARIES—March 21-April 20 Thursday for publication in the next week’s edition. Romance is thriving, but only if disagreements are set- Make sure you state denomination, date, place and tled early on. Business ideas are bright and timing is right time; and please include contributor’s contact details for submitting proposals. Older friends benefit from your in case of queries. Fax services to 8821 2044, email suggestions. [email protected], post to PO Box 246, Kadina SA TAURUS—April 21-May 22 ntertain 5554, or drop in to 31 Goyder Street, Kadina. An opportunity may open up for launching a long lasting E by Annabel Francis business or romantic relationship, but don’t mix work WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 Lutheran with pleasure. Adaption proves your most valuable key- Anglican Kadina: 9.30am, HC. word. Travel not far from home could offer funny Minlaton: 10.30am, HC. Maitland: 11am. surprises. FRIDAY, JULY 16 South Kilkerran: 9am, HC. Catholic Minlaton: 10am, HC. GEMINI—May 23-June 21 Kadina: 8am. Yorketown: 9am, HC. Communication is the week’s theme. Making requests are unusually simple and mail and email problems are solved Us SATURDAY, JULY 17 Uniting at last. Reading between the lines is a must when dealing Seventh Day Adventist Kadina: 9am, Webb. with matters legal or professional. Kadina (Port Road): Wallaroo: 10.30am, Webb. Live music has returned — 9.30am-10.30am, bible Moonta: 9.30am, Thatcher. CANCER—June 22-July 22 study; 11am-12.30pm Moonta Mines: 11am, Thatcher. This is the week for bartering items, exchanging ideas and sharing commitments. Financial pressures ease after worship service. Maitland: 10.30am. the weekend. You may be very social, but avoid excesses Catholic Curramulka: 9.30am, Smith. The Vanns concert review in the food and beverage department. Kadina: 8.30am. Edithburgh: 9.30am, THE Vanns performed in Adelaide Wallaroo: 6pm. SHARE, congregation, HC. LEO—July 23-August 22 Yorketown: 6pm. Minlaton: 10am. Your reactions are not as sharp as you believe, so take for the first time in 12 months as SUNDAY, JULY 18 Port Vincent: 10am. added precautions where possible. This weekend finds part of the band’s Red Light Salvation Army Stansbury: 11am, Agnew. you especially busy. Evenings are unusually productive. national tour, last month. Kadina (Copper Coast); Warooka: 11am, congregation. VIRGO—August 23-September 22 The Lion Arts Factory created the 10.30am. Church of Christ The week sees you on local jaunts, especially those of an perfect grungy atmosphere for the The Church of Jesus Christ Kadina: 10.30am. educational nature. This week has a nostalgic theme, of Latter-day Saints Community Church perhaps promoted by a call from an old friend. A pla- modern-day Australian rock and roll Kadina: no services until Stansbury: 10.30am. tonic friendship is enhanced. band to perform effortlessly to a further notice. Gospel Church LIBRA—September 23-October 22 screaming crowd. CRC Churches Minlaton: 10am, 33 Main This is a fine week for shaping long range plans and ap- Fans were excited to experience International Street, gospelchurch plying established rules to an all new project. Aloof live music again and immerse Moonta: 10am, minlaton.com. friends warm up somewhat, but don’t resort to pressure themselves in the concert www.lmmchurch.com.au. Australian Christian tactics in any relationship. Crosslink Christian Churches environment, covering themselves SCORPIO—October 23-November 21 Network Minlaton: 10am, Eternity in sweat and spilt beverages whilst Kadina: 10am, Chapel, 64 Maitland Road Your role is now an inspirational one - helping friends dancing. out of a rut and serving as a role model to youngsters. A Aussie rockers The Vanns have taken advantage of live 10 Pannan Street, and online. chance of making extra cash could open up by the end of The Vanns have been touring www.hopechapel.com.au. Edithburgh: 10am, the week. almost nonstop since 2015, aside music returning with an Australian tour behind new Baptist Light Church. from a short break due to COVID-19. single Red Light, the band’s first song release since its Wallaroo: 10am, Kadina: 10am, Sunday, SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22 The band has supported Triple J debut album in 2019. www.facebook.com/Copp www.facebook.com/ This is the week for commencing a diet or launching a erCoastBaptistChurch/. engagechurchkadina; large scale project. A loved one is unusually interested Hottest 100 winner Ocean Alley Catholic 10.30am, Tuesday to in your point of view, especially on matters of travel and and international stars Catfish and the Bottlemen referenced the Rolling Stones, and loves a roaring Moonta: 8.30am. Friday, www.facebook. children. among others, and can draw a sizeable crowd as guitar solo. Kadina: 10am, inc. com/engagechurchkadina. CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20 the headliner too, as its Adelaide show proved. But The Vanns’ most famous recording to date is Children’s Liturgy. Ardrossan: 2pm, Light Church. Advice rendered to others, works well for yourself - es- The release of The Vanns’ first new song, Red a more contemporary cover. Port Broughton: noon. The Congregation at pecially in the realms of romance and career. Festivities Minlaton: 9am. Moonta on the weekend could play havoc with your diet. Light, since debut album Through the Walls in 2019 The band performed Hey, Ma by indie royalty Bon Iver for Triple J’s Like A Version segment, and it’s fair Ardrossan: 11am. Moonta: 11am, Cornwall AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19 was the perfect reason to kickstart another tour. Anglican Hotel community room. to say the cover exceeded expectations, having now This is a great time to tie up financial loose ends and Fans of classic rock will find a lot to like in the Wallaroo: 9am, MP. MONDAY, JULY 19 collect debts. A VIP wants to promote you - be available. band, which has covered Bruce Springsteen and been streamed more than three million times. Kadina: 10.30am, HC. Catholic A loved one is surprisingly outspoken on a delicate Minlaton: 9.30am. Kadina: 8.30am. subject matter. Mt Rat: 9am, HC. TUESDAY, JULY 20 PISCES—February 20-March 20 Yorketown: 9.30am, HC. Catholic Down-to-earth responsible people enter your social or Warooka: 4.30pm, HC. Moonta: 8.30am. professional circle. Creative ventures are fun for their #Throwback Crossword Ardrossan: 11am, HC. Anglican own sake, but don’t seek a moneymaking angle, how- Maitland: 11am, HC. Minlaton: 10.30am, HC. ever. Your love for life is on the upswing. 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GIESECKE. KOSSATZ, Jenifer Ann ROBERTS, John Venner. CROSBY, Margaret. Abi and Andrew are HATCHMAN, (nee Spavin). Left his family and friends Thank you to my girls for the wonderful trip to the thrilled to announce the Anne Lynette Passed away peacefully at on 16th July, 2020. Barossa Valley and my birthday luncheon. CHOICES birth of their little daughter, (nee Bowditch). The Village Maitland on 8th The year has passed so The occasion was overwhelming and I appreciated the Lottie May, born 8th May, July, 2021, in her 81st year. quickly Dad, it is still hard to love shown from family, friends and the Estia staff. 2021. 6-2-1953 – 23-6-2021 Dearly loved wife of accept we can no longer A huge thank you to all who sent cards, flowers, gifts and Celebrating Life A little sister for Charlie. Graham for 60 years. pick your brains on local for the many phone calls. Love and best wishes Loved partner of Bob Loved mother and mother- issues, family connections, from Michele, Bronte and (deceased). in-law of Julie, Tracy and or advice. COPPERCOASTFUNERALS Uncle Steven; Margie, Neil David, Robert (deceased), Sadly missed by Pat and Funeral Notices and Auntie Georgia. Dearly loved sister Tim and Kathy. Jenny, much-loved Dad and • CLAYTON SCOTT • DEBBIE SCOTT • LIZ ROWAN of Heather and Bruce Cherished nanna to Kylie friend to Deb and Di, Colin 53 PORT ROAD, KADINA 8821 2253 (deceased), Judy and Mark, Cristy-Lee, Suzi and Michael, Mark and GEHAN. The relatives and friends of the late and Michael. and Mark, Shane and Sarah, Daryl. Mrs Judith May Gehan are respectfully informed her Michael and Jasmin, Kristen funeral service will be held in its entirety in the 80th Birthday Fondly remembered and Lachlan. McQueen Funeral Chapel, 52 Main Street, Minlaton, on aunt of Chris and Tania, Great-nanna to Hamish, Wednesday, 21st July, 2021, commencing at 11.30am. “I NEVER Michelle and Antony, Alexander, and Harvey. TIPPINS, Ernest Frederick. THOUGHT I’D Danielle and Adam, In lieu of floral tributes, envelopes will be available WHEARE, Jean. Sunday, 18th July, 1971. Larissa and Sasha. Though her smile has for donations to the Cancer Council SA, BE HOMELESS.” To our dear Mum, wishing Beloved husband of 38 Great-aunt of 10. gone forever, PO Box 929, Unley SA 5061. you a very happy 80th years of Sybil Mabel (nee And her hands we birthday, 13th July, 2021. Hopgood). Forever in our hearts. cannot touch, Due to current COVID restrictions, it is requested Lots of love from Father of Rex Henry, Glen Visit salvationarmy.org.au We shall never lose that all attendees bring a mask as you may be Margaret, Paul, Dianna, Ernest, Trevor John, or scan the QR code Glenelg Funerals the memory, required to wear one. Andrew, Matthew and Geoffrey Harry, Janice Ann 8295 5600 Of the Jenifer we Belinda. and Kerryn George. loved so much. McQueen Funeral Services For all his family, he was Accredited member AFDA, Minlaton 8853 2236 Happy birthday Granny justifiably proud. Geoffrey Tippins. from Brittany, Samuel, WILLCOX, Geoff. Amelia, Braydon, Henry, HATCHMAN, Anne. In loving memory of our Caitlin, Barnaby, Lucy, Oliver Passed away 23rd June, friend. HOPKINS. The relatives and friends of Sandra Kay and George. xx 2021. Will be missed but not WATSON, Pearl Gladys Hopkins are respectfully informed her funeral service forgotten. (nee Goodes). will be held entirely in the Ewart Tennyson Chapel, Beautiful memories From your mates Walshy, Late of Kadina and 1 Frances Terrace, Moonta, Skinner Family Funerals, silently kept, Roy and Graham. Minlaton. on Wednesday, 14th July, 2021, commencing at 11am. Deaths Of a friend we love and RIP In memory of our loved will never forget. mother, mother-in-law and In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in nanna, passed away 16th memory of Sandra to Diabetes SA, GPO Box 1930, Sam and Jim, Adele and WILLCOX, Geoff. July, 1961. Adelaide SA 5001. Diego. Envelopes available at the service or donations can CRETTENDEN, Donald Forever in our hearts. Husband Perce, children We will be forever grateful. be made online via www.diabetessa.com.au (Don). Gone but not forgotten. Mavis, Eileen, Bob, Colin Rest in peace. and Don are now sleeping in Passed away 30th June, COVID restrictions will apply. 2021. Love Brendan, Kally, God's care with you. Peyton, Cruz and Colt. Until we meet again. Loving father and father- Skinner Family Funerals HATCHMAN, Anne. All our love, Lorna, Pat in-law of Rodney and Kelly. Accredited member AFDA, Moonta 8825 2028 Will be sadly missed. Our inspirational little RIP Brother! Love from all and Barbara, also daughters- RIP pocket rocket at rest. your adopted family at the in-law Marlene and Joan, Now operating on "You'll be right me boy." We will miss your smile, Diagonal Road bar. sons-in-law Leo, Bruce, cheeky sense of humour, Lewis, Doug and Leon (all Yorke Peninsula your compassion and zest deceased). KOSSATZ. The relatives and friends of the late Mrs Jenifer Kossatz are respectfully informed her Contact your local funeral director for life. ROUSE, Robyn Ann. funeral service will be held in Light Church, And we will ride Dump 25-7-1945 – 8-7-2021 13 Yorketown Road, Edithburgh, on Friday, 16th July, Hill for you Annie! Passed away peacefully in 2021, commencing at 11am. Forever in our hearts. 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C side Cyclists, North aged 75 years. Congratulations DROGEMULLER, Neil. At the conclusion of her service, the cortege will Beach. A gracious lady who RIP proceed to Edithburgh Cemetery. loved life and people Thank you from all cur- unreservedly, with rent and past staff of YP In lieu of floral tributes, envelopes will be available enduring passion. ARDROSSAN OP SHOP At a difficult time Recycling who stand in a for donations to the Royal Flying Doctor Service, She was admired and LADIES. better place because of your Reply Paid 381, Marleston SA 5033. adored by many people Your new premises look contribution to their lives. locally, interstate and great. Strong, hardworking, Jenifer's funeral will be live streamed on YouTube, internationally. Thanks for your support Our experienced and witty, dynamic. McQueen Funeral Services Livestream Jenifer Kossatz. Robyn's strength and and fun at 5 First Street, Loved and missed. The live stream will start at 10.45am. compassionate courage were tested many since 2001. The community Our love, thoughts and times in recent years, should be proud. team are here condolences to Sue and McQueen Funeral Services and her body would only Best wishes, David Lutze. to help family. Accredited Member AFDA, Minlaton 8853 2236 Vaya con Dios. endure so much. KING, Margaret Irene. Passed away peacefully at You will hear my voice in home in Wallaroo, 6th July, the gentle breeze. ROUSE. The relatives and friends of Robyn Ann • ESTATE ADMINISTRATION GEHAN, Judith May (Judy). 2021, aged 69 years. You will sense my presence Return Thanks • SIMPLE AND COMPLEX Passed away peacefully Loving wife of Peter. in the warm sunshine. Rouse are respectfully informed her funeral service in Yorketown on Cherished and loved by all You will feel my touch in the wil be held in the Paskeville Community Centre on • WHERE NO WILL EXISTS Sunday, 11th July, 2021, her extended family. swaying leaves. Friday, 23rd July, 2021, commencing at 2 pm. aged 76 years. You will see me dance in the GUTSCHE, Graham Loving partner of Geoff Always loved, sadly missed gentle waves. Trevor. COVID restrictions apply. for 42 years. and never forgotten. And as you slowly close Sandra and family thank Loved mother of David and your eyes, you will feel me everyone for their support If you are unable to attend, the service will be stepmother to Belinda, Private memorial service beside you. and help to farewell Graham available at Zoom address: Phone 8821 1700 Michael, Terry (deceased) to be held. Pain no more my darling. after his sad passing on 26th https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83648800396. 2a Forster Street, Kadina and Matthew. I have loved you, and June, 2021. Moonta - Tuesdays Skinner Family Funerals GERMEIN REED Cherished grandmother to Skinner Family Funerals continue to love you this A special thank you to the Lawyers and Conveyancers by appointment her many grandchildren and Accredited member AFDA day, and always. dedicated ambulance vol- Accredited member AFDA, Moonta 8825 2028 great-grandchildren. Moonta 8825 2028 Bob. unteers. www.grmlawyers.com.au

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Weather forecast issued at noon, July 13, 2021 Supplied by Bureau of Meteorology WEDNESDAY STATE TAG AND RELEASE... Cain Harris Wednesday: A high to very high chance of showers over the agricultural area, less likely over caught this 16.5-kilogram the Riverland and northeast of Eyre Peninsula. A medium chance of showers over the Pastoral 1016 samson fish, which was tagged districts, increasing to a high chance over the North East Pastoral between about Leigh Creek and released, with Reef 1016 and Oodnadatta, but less likely in the far northeast, and clearing in the west. Possible storms over parts of the southern agricultural area. Cool to mild in the south, grading to warm in the Encounters Fishing Charters 1008 OF THE WEEK earlier this year. Email your 1020 north. Mainly moderate west to northwesterly winds. Thursday: A slight to medium chance of 1000 showers over the south of the pastoral districts, the Riverland, northeast of Eyre Peninsula and Catch of the Week photos to 992 in the west, increasing to a high to very high chance over the remainder of the agricultural area. [email protected]. 982 A slight chance of a morning shower in the far northeast of the North East Pastoral district. Possible storms over parts of the southern agricultural area and near western coasts. Local heavy falls about southern coasts and the Mount Lofty Ranges later. Cool in the south, grading to warm in the northeast. Mainly fresh west to northwesterly winds, becoming fresh to strong in the THURSDAY west and south, possibly reaching gale force near western coasts. YORKE PENINSULA DISTRICT 1016 Wednesday: Partly cloudy. High (70%) chance of showers, most likely in the early morning. 1016 The chance of a storm in the south. Winds northerly 25 to 30 km/h turning northwesterly 25 to 35 km/h during the morning. Thursday: Partly cloudy. Very high (90%) chance of showers, 1008 1024 most likely in the afternoon and evening. The chance of a storm in the afternoon and evening. Winds northwesterly 30 to 45 km/h. 992 1000

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979 1002 Wednesday: Winds: Northwesterly 15 to 20 knots decreasing to 10 to 15 knots north of Port Neill to Port Victoria during the morning. Seas: 1 to 2 metres, decreasing to 1 to 1.5 metres during the morning. Swell: South to southwesterly around 1 metre. Weather: Partly cloudy. 70% chance FRIDAY of showers. The chance of a storm south of Port Neill to Port Victoria. Thursday: Winds: Northwesterly 15 to 25 knots increasing to 20 to 30 knots south of Cowell to Wallaroo during PROUDLY BROUGHT TO YOU BY... the evening. Seas: 1.5 to 2.5 metres. Swell: South to southwesterly below 1 metre. Weather: 1016 Partly cloudy. 80% chance of showers. The chance of a storm in the afternoon and evening. MAITLAND GULF ST VINCENT 1016 MARINE 1008 Wednesday: Winds: North to northwesterly 15 to 20 knots turning northwesterly 10 to 15 knots during the afternoon then increasing to 15 to 20 knots again in the evening. Seas: 1 to 1.5 metres, SERVICES 1000 1024 decreasing to 1 metre during the afternoon, then increasing to 1 to 1.5 metres during the evening. 1-3 Elizabeth Street 50 Port Road 992 Swell: South to southwesterly below 0.5 metres. Weather: Partly cloudy. 70% chance of MAITLAND 8832 2113 Kadina 8821 2604 984 showers. Thursday: Winds: Northwesterly 15 to 20 knots increasing to 20 to 30 knots in the WWW.MAITLANDMARINE.COM.AU www.ypmarine.com.au evening. Seas: 1 to 1.5 metres. Swell: South to southwesterly below 1 metre. Weather: Partly 975 995 cloudy. 80% chance of showers. The chance of a storm in the afternoon and evening.

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 9° s 18° Possible shower LOCALS SERVING LOCALS Visit our experienced team & increase THURSDAY t 9° s 17° Showers increasing your farming profitability at Welcome to the column with all the hot boat ramp breakwater, Point Souttar and FRIDAY t 9° s 15° Windy with showers 2 Kennett Street, Kadina 8821 4433 tips for fishing around Yorke Peninsula; from the old boat ramp site at Hardwicke contact Greg by email at Bay on the high tide. Other reports SATURDAY t 8° s 14° Possible shower Rainfall recorded (in mm) on Yorke Peninsula from 9am SUNDAY t 7° s15° Possible shower Tuesday, July 6, 2021, to 9am Tuesday, July 13, 2021. [email protected]. include whiting from The Banks and Port MONDAY t 7° s 15° Mostly sunny Issued mainly by the Bureau of Meteorology South Australian Port Broughton: As I cruised through Rickaby, and garfish at Minlacowie and Regional Office, and from some other statistics. last Thursday anglers were on the jetty The Pines. Maitland fishing for tommy ruff (Australian Stenhouse Bay/Marion Bay: Big

WEDNESDAY t 9° s 17° Possible shower herring), mullet and just-legal King tommies made a welcome appearance at

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ANNUAL ANNUAL THURSDAY t 9° s 16° Showers increasing AVERAGE George whiting on the early morning Stenhouse Bay jetty during the week. I FRIDAY t 8° s 14° Windy with showers Ardrossan 0.0 0.0 16.0 40.0 231.2 incoming tides. Boat crews are fishing as checked out several local grounds over Arthurton 1.0 24.0 187.1 64.9 386.5 SATURDAY t 7° s 13° Possible shower far afield as the Plank Shoal for whiting, the cold weekend when crews fished for Bute 0.3 23.6 154.3 47.8 390.2 flathead and squid. whiting, flathead, snook and squid. SUNDAY t 6° s14° Possible shower Curramulka 0.0 0.0 164.6 57.1 446.0 Wallaroo: Cold northerly winds again Salmon trout and mullet are at Browns, MONDAY t 7° s 14° Possible shower Edithburgh 5.2 19.0 160.8 48.2 419.2 cracked in for much of the week as Gym and Berry Bay Beaches. Warooka Kadina 0.2 12.4 139.4 31.3 272.4 anglers fished for whiting, tommies and Edithburgh: Jetty fishers have enjoyed Maitland 0.4 17.6 108.0 66.0 513.5 squid at the jetty. Boat crews fished Point late afternoon runs of big tommies and WEDNESDAY t 11° s 17° Showers increasing Minlaton 1.2 9.6 145.4 59.0 406.2 THURSDAY t 11° s 15° Thunderstorms Moonta 0.0 19.6 168.1 44.8 319.1 Riley and Tickera for whiting, salmon, red- small salmon trout in recent days. Anglers FRIDAY t 10° s 14° Thunderstorms Paskeville 0.0 11.0 100.6 48.2 334.6 beak garfish and squid. The marina fishing offshore at Tapley Shoal and SATURDAY t 8° s 14° Clearing shower Pine Point 0.8 9.6 172.2 49.6 404.0 breakwater has mullet. Marion Reef caught whiting, red mullet, Price 0.0 6.6 94.6 206.9 Moonta Bay/Port Hughes: The jetties snook and squid. SUNDAY t 8° s14° Clearing shower 37.9 Port Broughton 0.0 0.0 115.6 39.3 353.3 had squid, mullet and, surprisingly, a Ardrossan/Pine Point: KG whiting are MONDAY t 8° s 15° Showers increasing Port Victoria 0.0 15.8 142.0 48.0 395.4 couple of size blue crabs last week. Boat again in the bay out from Pine Point and Port Vincent 0.0 7.0 155.2 46.8 333.4 crews are fishing far and wide at West the local wharf has a few mullet. Boat Snowtown 0.6 14.0 128.4 39.8 345.2 Light and the Steamer Channel (south) crews fishing offshore from Ardrossan SHIPPING NEWS Stansbury 9.6 20.6 160.9 55.1 405.2 for whiting, squid, big tommies and have reported whiting, garfish, squid and Stenhouse Bay 7.4 21.8 191.0 501.2 70.2 salmon trout. snook, while the jetty has mullet and Thursday, July 15: Livita arrives Wallaroo noon. Wallaroo 0.0 24.2 155.2 41.6 333.2 Saturday, July 17: Livita departs Wallaroo 9am. Warooka 8.4 21.5 174.4 65.3 488.8 Point Turton: Good catches of mullet squid. Tuesday, July 20: Super Trader arrives Wallaroo 9am. Yorketown 10.8 22.6 173.8 58.6 442.8 continued from spots like the jetty and Tight lines and see you next week!

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Central falls just short of SA Country Champs glory

CENTRAL ZONE.. Dylan Mansell, of Moonta, fires out a handpass for Central Zone. Mansell was one of six Yorke Peninsula Football League players selected for the side, which participated in the South Australian Football Country Championships in Victor Harbor and Encounter Bay on the weekend. PHOTO: Peter Argent

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Fin Hansen REPORT BY

Wallaroo Golf Club is pursuing an upgrade of its 18-hole course from scrapes to greens. The club has released an online survey with the intention to show community support for its project. The survey has already been completed by GREENER more than 120 people, and will be used in future grant applications. WGC has previously been knocked back for grant funding despite members having raised about $175,000 for the greens. The survey asks participants about a poten- tial user increase if the course had greens, as well as the challenges of playing on scrapes. President Alan Poole said the club had PASTURES applied for a grant through the state govern- ment’s Community Recreation and Sport Facilities Program. Wallaroo golfers swing for grant funding MORE PAGE 36

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