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Rhiannon KOCH “We have had detailed discussions with JOURNALIST the Yorke and Northern Local Health Network and we have an agreement with MINLATON’S accident and emergency them if we find ourselves in a position department was shut down for the long where we can’t find a locum to fill a gap, we weekend due to a shortage of doctors. can put in place a protocol to divert A&E The A&E is staffed by GPs from Minlaton calls to Yorketown. Medical Clinic, and was forced to close from “That was the case we found ourselves in 8am Friday to 8am Tuesday, June 11-15. over the weekend, and it is unfortunate it NO DRS Adelaide Unicare manages the clinic, and was a long weekend.” CEO Michael Chalk did not rule out similar Minlaton needs three full-time equivalent situations in the future. doctors to staff both the clinic and the on- “It is a complex problem with no quick call roster, Mr Chalk said. solution, and it was a difficult decision to But difficulty recruiting doctors, com- make,” Mr Chalk said. pounded by COVID-19 restrictions on “We held off as long as we could before international graduates and interstate making a decision, hoping we could find a locums, has made a difficult situation even locum to cover the gap for us, but we were tougher. NO A&E unable. >> MORE PAGE 4 INSIDE TODAY YPFL Puddles of REPS pure joy
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A deserving winner Biggest Morning Euthanasia Bill Our View AS a kid, I eagerly anticipated summer trips Tea TO those who decry the intent of the Voluntary when my father would drive my friends and I to Assisted Dying Bill, I ask, what is your Health in focus Moonta and we would sleep on the beach. THURSDAY, May 27 was the official day to host experience with the terminally ill in the palliative While it was only an hour and half away, it felt an Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea and, on behalf phase? And what is your actual knowledge of the THE Yorke Peninsula Country Times this like another world as we ran and swam and of Cancer Council SA, I thank all those in Yorke content of the bill, with its inbuilt protective week continues its strong focus on health explored everything Moonta had to offer. Over and Mid North who held, attended, or donated measures to prevent just the circumstances of with stories about the situations at the years I have been fortunate to come back either on the day, or throughout May. potential abuse that you raise? Minlaton’s accident and emergency many times and the sense of fun and adventure I More than 1800 South Australians registered I suspect “not much” for the majority of department (pages 1 and 4) and Wallaroo feel here has never lessened. to host a Biggest Morning Tea throughout May people, and “not enough” in the second instance. Hospital (page 8). This is why it comes as no surprise Moonta or June, including 107 hosts in Yorke and Mid Terminal illness can be a most unpleasant The situation at Minlaton in particular has been announced as the inaugural Top North. experience, to the afflicted, family and the carers. should send a message to those in charge Tourism Town in South Australia. In recognising With one Australian diagnosed with cancer The bill has failed multiple times because our that rural health services — private and Moonta, the Tourism Industry Council of South approximately every five minutes — the length of elected government has a) not been satisfied with public — need more help attracting doctors, Australia noted the many pristine beaches, rising an average tea break — the time, effort and sand dunes, abundant fishing, and significant the safety features built in, and b) refused it based and urgently. A lack of available doctors generosity of our morning tea hosts will make a on personal ideology. gave Adelaide Unicare, which manages the local history. huge difference and allow us to continue to fund That’s just the start. The current form is close to workable safely. It Minlaton clinic, no choice but to close for vital research, prevention, advocacy and support is very similar to existing interstate legislation. the long weekend. Given the long queue of Anyone who’s spent time in Moonta knows programs for every South Australian impacted part of what makes this place so unique and Do you see abuse of the system there? traffic through Port Wakefield trying to get by cancer. The bill is about choice. Those who wish to to the peninsula for a holiday on Friday, it is deserving of the title of Top Tourism Town is you The community’s generosity makes a huge — the members of this delightful community. A follow their beliefs and end their life through the safe to assume our population swelled difference. In the last year alone, thanks to the palliative care system, which is now far better significantly at the same time Minlaton had town like Moonta draws visitors because of the support of South Australians, we were able to hard work and commitment of local businesses than it was not so long ago, have the right to do no A&E service available. Anyone in need provide more than 30,000 nights of and workers in ensuring visitors have great so unhindered. was diverted to Yorketown, an extra 20 accommodation to those travelling to Adelaide experiences and leave with memories that last a Then there are those who wish to end the minutes away. lifetime. Moonta is a popular destination because for cancer treatment, support more than 5200 suffering of a terminal life devoid of any Things are looking up at Wallaroo, where people through Cancer Council 13 11 20 and of its friendly community atmosphere. meaningful quality, choosing quality over the hospital should soon be staffed entirely protect more than 114,700 South Australian Whether it is fishing, immersing yourself in quantity. The bill gives them the opportunity to by salaried medical officers. The locums at schoolchildren and educators through the local history or camping with friends and family, choose. Wallaroo — and elsewhere on Yorke SunSmart Schools and Early Childhood Moonta offers tourists the opportunity to Animals have better legislation protecting Peninsula — do a fantastic job and we are Program. connect and experience a place full of charm. their quality at end of life than humans at the grateful to them, particularly as some leave It’s not too late to get involved and have a I offer my heartfelt congratulations to the moment. their families behind just to help us out. But cuppa for a cause – visit biggestmorningtea residents and businesses of Moonta, South Let those who wish to choose quantity over it is unsustainable to rely on locums long .com.au to register to host an Australia’s Biggest Australia’s Top Tourism Town of 2021. This quality do so freely, but please don’t make your term, and having salaried doctors at Morning Tea celebration throughout June. award is all the more important in the context of opinions mandatory by denying me the option of Wallaroo will ensure continuity of care for Every day, 28 South Australians are diagnosed the challenges of the past 18 months, which have alternative choice. That would be plain selfish. patients. with cancer. On behalf of everyone affected and been hard for everyone but particularly those in By the way, I’m not there yet. This week’s edition also includes a special the tourism sector. Congratulations again, and all those at Cancer Council SA, thank you to all Andre Clarke, Moonta feature focusing on men’s health for Men’s thank you for everything you’ve contributed our Biggest Morning Tea hosts and supporters Health Week, June 14-20. It is important for towards Moonta receiving the recognition it for making sure they don’t have to face their richly deserves. diagnosis alone. everyone to look after their physical and Don Farrell, Senator for South Australia, Lincoln Size, chief executive mental health, and we know some blokes Minister for Sport and Tourism Cancer Council SA tend to avoid visiting the doctor, or even opening up to their mates. That is starting to change but there is still a long way to go. Help save Martindale Hall When it comes to our health, we can all play a part, from those in charge making FELLOW South Australians, how many of you restricting future public access and use. 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Sonny COOMBS showing widespread support for JOURNALIST the bill. Kadina resident Bec Rowan THE Voluntary Assisted Dying presented the petition with more bill was passed in South than 700 signatures to Mr Ellis, Australia’s lower house in the who made special mention of early hours of Thursday, June 10. her efforts during his speech in The bill passed at 1.30am after parliament on Wednesday, May six hours of debate, with 33 MPs 26. in support and 11 against. “Bec succeeded in securing It will now go back to the well over 700 signatures, which Legislative Council for final is a tremendous effort for one approval before officially person, one community volun- becoming law. teer,” he said. Labor’s Susan Close took “Congratulations to Bec, and I charge of the bill in the lower thank her sincerely for her help house and said she was humbled in guiding the way for me.” and grateful to have been a part Mrs Rowan said she was of making history in SA. pleased Mr Ellis voted in favour “We all, whichever side we despite his own personal opposi- may take, have been part of a tion to voluntary assisted dying. debate that will change South “I feel like a bit of a small fish Australia, particularly the expe- but I believe the petition had a rience of some South big impact on the way Fraser Australians as they reach an voted,” she said. unbearable stage of a terminal “It was a very proud moment illness,” Dr Close said. and I was very proud of every- Member for Narungga Fraser one who allowed me to have the Ellis voted to support the bill petition in their establishment. despite his own personal opposi- “I thank everyone who con- tion to voluntary assisted dying. tacted Fraser in support of the “I supported a number of bill, shared their story or signed amendments including, impor- the petition because we had a tantly, the right for certain insti- fantastic response.” tutions to exercise their consci- Mrs Rowan said it was impor- entious objection,” Mr Ellis said. tant for her to campaign for the “Ultimately, I made the bill after she watched her father assessment that the majority of die from cancer. our community supported the “It was such an important bill and cast my vote according- cause for me to help end the suf- ly. fering of people in the future “The South Australian laws who don’t want a traumatic end- will be amongst the most con- ing,” she said. servative euthanasia laws in the “I witnessed it firsthand, not world.” only the actual moment of my
dad’s passing but the month Bec’s petition leading up to it. “He was told his tumours sparks change would burst and drown him to A petition in support of vol- death and that would have been z PETITION... Kadina resident Bec Rowan’s petition helped convince Member for Narungga Fraser Ellis to untary assisted dying was key in terrifying knowing that.” vote in support of voluntary assisted dying. Bec is holding a photo of her late father, who died from cancer.
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THE line-up has been announced for the Adelaide for long Guitar Festival On the Road event, to be held at Edithburgh on Saturday, July 10. weekend The festival will bring together some of Australia’s best guitarists — a mix of ADELAIDE Unicare CEO Michael Chalk said at local talent and visiting least three full-time equivalent doctors are need- musicians — and is visiting ed to prevent burning out the GPs. Yorke Peninsula for the first “It has always been difficult, and over the past time. few years it has become increasingly difficult to The bill includes critically recruit GPs to the peninsula,” he said. acclaimed Australian act “There have been times where we have not had Hussy Hicks, known for a full complement of doctors and, when that has emotive lyricism, energetic occurred for short periods of time, we have hired live shows and frenetic locums to fill the gap. instrumentation. “It has also been increasingly difficult to secure Local artists Cookie locums, primarily because of COVID restrictions Baker, The Yorke Band and — we had previously been able to get locums Cruizn Blues will also fea- from interstate for a period of time. ture. “(Now there are) border restrictions and the Other artists showcasing need to quarantine for two weeks if they come their talent include Caleb from an area of high risk — no one wants to do Lavery-Brook, Megan that if they are only going to locum for three to Robson, Nancy Bates, Alana four days. Jagt and Lecia Louise. “This means we can only really get locums The free event will be held from South Australia.” across multiple venues, and Mr Chalk said it will remain difficult to prop- has been supported by Yorke erly staff the A&E until a new international grad- Peninsula Council. uate arrives in July or August. “We are thrilled to work in partnership with Adelaide “We had an Australian-trained doctor who left Guitar Festival to put on this Minlaton in June last year and, when he left, we fantastic free event for our were able to attract another Australian-trained community,” Mayor Darren doctor who moved to the town,” he said. Braund said. “Two of our other doctors are international For more information, medical graduates who work here during the visit www.adelaideguitar week, unless they are on call on the weekend, festival.com.au/events/ while their families live in Adelaide. on-the-road-yorke-peninsu “It has taken quite a toll on them, which we can la-edithburgh.. z ACCLAIMED DUO... Hussy Hicks featuring Leesa Gentz on vocals and Julz Parker on understand. One doctor has now left because of guitar, will appear at the Adelaide Guitar Festival On the Road event in Edithburgh. that, and we can’t run an A&E with two doctors. “This situation was critical because one of the doctors who does a lot of on-call work had requested two weeks of leave and we did not think it was fair to ask him to cancel his holidays. “Our doctors are very aware of the critical role A&E plays but we also understand we do need nor want them to burn out, then they are worse Don’t struggle with off. “We didn’t want to make the decision too soon — we wanted to wait until the last minute to find wet clothes hanging a locum — but by Monday lunchtime (June 7) we didn’t have anybody putting up their hand and at around this winter! that point in time, we had to make the decision.” Call in and see our large range of dryers and specials in store WoodWoodWood HeatersHeatersHeaters
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Beautifying Bute Jess LIDDY Council has engaged Ruddy Roller, JOURNALIST the award-winning street art network which has previously worked on the BUTE’S silos will receive a makeover Wirrabara, Tumby Bay and Kimba thanks to $50,000 of funding through silos, to help project manage the pro- the federal government’s Tackling cess, source the artists and work with Tough Times Together program. the community. Barunga West Council will match “Ruddy Roller will be tasked to the funding, bringing the total project work with the artist and the Bute cost to $100,000. community to determine the artwork Mayor Leonie Kerley said now for the silos,” Mrs Kerley said. funding had been secured everyone CEO Maree Wauchope said coun- wanted to know what would be paint- cil would deliver the long-awaited silo ed on the silos. art project for Bute, adding to the “Viterra has given in-principle sup- beloved Australian Silo Art Trail. port to painting either the large four “The delivery of this project will silos at the western end of the site or help attract tourism to the region,” Ms the two smaller silos at the eastern Wauchope said. end of the site, which is closest to the “We hope to deliver the project in town centre,” Mrs Kerley said. July and August 2021, prior to har- “Council will work with Viterra to vest.” complete a structural engineering The Bute 2000 Onwards Progress assessment to confirm the silos are Committee partnered with Barunga safe to paint. West Council to secure the $49,915 in “Once we receive the report, we federal funding. will discuss with the community what Community consultation will silos should be painted.” begin next month.
z SILO ART... Barunga West Council mayor Leonie Kerley is pleased council has received federal government funding to beautify Bute’s silos. Community consul- tation will begin next month to determine which silos should be painted.
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Yorke Peninsula Country Times Wednesday, June 16, 2021 5 News www.ypct.com.au 6 Southern YP Water Tow Sonny COOMBS walking paths being installed to help people JOURNALIST view each tower. Interpretive signs will also be erected YORKE Peninsula Council’s vibrant SYP explaining the artistic and community vision Water Tower Mural Trail is officially com- for each design. plete. SA Water general manager of strategy, The final murals at Stansbury and Port engagement and innovation Anna Jackson Vincent were completed late last month, said each mural told a story about the respec- after towers in Coobowie, Edithburgh and tive communities. Yorketown were finished earlier this year. “While water towers and tanks might not Council, with Yorke Peninsula Tourism be the normal canvases used for painting, and the town progress associations, gained this mural trail is testament to how colourful funding for the murals on the SA Water- murals can transform functional concrete owned tanks/towers through a Regional infrastructure into something the communi- Tourism Bushfire Recovery Grant. ty can enjoy,” she said. Port Vincent Progress Association “We have watched eagerly over recent sourced its own funding for its tower art- months as each of these artworks was work. brought to life, and the result is a terrific The next stage of the project will involve addition to the tourism scene on Yorke infrastructure such as parking bays and Peninsula.”
Artist’s comments HEAD mural artist for Edithburgh and Stansbury Mike Makatron said the projects were exhausting but also challenging mentally and physically. “The most challenging aspect were the variable winds coming from different directions, the curve of the tower and certain architectural elements which are not flat,” he said. “However, Conrad Bizjak and I felt such a sense of accomplishment and pride at the end of each tower. “We hope the towers will be a splash of colour for everyone to enjoy.” Assistant mural artist Dylan Butler said meeting and working alongside well-known artists Mr Makatron and Mr Bizjak was an experience of a lifetime. “I have lived in the Yorke Peninsula in the past, and painting this mural will be yet another one of my many great memories here,” he said. “Yorkes will always have a special place in my heart, even more so now.” Creature Creature, the artists behind the Coobowie mural, said it was a wonderful experience. “Working on this project, being able to paint outside every day in peaceful surroundings, in perfect weather, and being so close to the water made this adventure very refreshing,” a spokesperson said. “We were blown away with the unique landscape and positive response by the friendly locals. “We feel fortunate to be given this opportunity to collaborate with Jason Parker and the Yorke Peninsula community. z MURAL... Edithburgh and Stansbury assistant painter Conrad “We hope this project can promote artistic Bizjak and Edithburgh and Stansbury head mural artist Mike collaboration, and collaboration between Makatron at the Stansbury water tower. community, council and stakeholders who made this special project happen”. Photos: AdBePhotography
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6 Yorke Peninsula Country Times Wednesday, June 16, 2021 News www.ypct.com.au 7 wer Mural Trail complete Art enlivens Port Vincent Sonny COOMBS culture, sailing, fishing, the his- Vincent now standing as a visu- JOURNALIST torical wharf and surrounding al community asset for the coastal pine trees. community to enjoy.” PORT Vincent’s water tower SA Water general manager of Artist Camilo Delgado, who mural project is complete after strategy, engagement and inno- worked on the Port Vincent nearly two years of work by the vation Anna Jackson said the tower, said the cylinder shape town’s progress association. utility was always looking at presented unique challenges. The project was driven by ways to visually improve its “While I enjoyed every part Port Vincent Progress infrastructure. of the experience, I think the Association, which secured “This tower plays an impor- most special thing for me was $54,000 through the federal tant role in providing local cus- the affection I received from government’s Rural and tomers with clean, safe drinking the locals, as I have been away Regional Renewal’s Tackling water, and beyond this func- from my country for a long Tough Times Together pro- tional purpose is also seen by time and everyone in Port gram. many locals and travellers pass- Vincent made me feel at home,” About 300 litres of paint ing through the area,” she said. he said. were used to turn the 20-metre- “The concrete exteriors of “Normally the graphic con- high tower into a work of art. many of our water tanks and cept is developed by me but this Painting took about three towers provide a platform for mural was collaborated with weeks, and the art depicts large-scale murals and other the community, so in the final important cultural and histori- artworks and, together with the concept, the ideas proposed by cal aspects representing the local progress association, it’s the residents of Port Vincent Port Vincent area such as agri- exciting to see this tower at Port are evident.”
z FINISHED PRODUCT... Port Vincent water tower mural project is now complete.
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Introducing Timeline clearer for House doctors at Wallaroo of the WALLAROO Hospital could practitioners in Wallaroo and Fraser Ellis welcomed the news. be entirely staffed by salaried Kadina, who have agreed to “Wallaroo Hospital is the medical officers in the near continue to provide procedural major hospital in our elec- Month future. services to Wallaroo Hospital.” torate, and it is pleasing to see it Changing the staffing model The implementation process will be treated as such with this at the hospital was recognised will be reviewed before moving announcement,” he said. as a priority in the state govern- onto stage two, which will “I receive a large number of ment’s Rural Medical involve recruiting more rural complaints about regional Workforce Plan in 2019. generalists. health services, including at Recruitment for the three “They will manage the emer- Wallaroo Hospital, and it is GP/rural generalist positions gency department, obstetrics, pleasing to see proactive steps has begun and, once appointed, anaesthetics, surgery, internal being taken to address staffing they will work alongside the medicine and paediatrics, concerns. locums currently at the hospi- thereby replacing the locums “It has long been recognised tal. currently providing services at the locum, contracted fee-for- “These positions will man- Wallaroo Hospital,” Mr service model is not sustainable age the emergency department, Gardner said. and this investment will LOWER LEVEL UPPER LEVEL inpatients and some specialised “The model of care will improve continuity of care and procedural work,” Minister for replace the current locum offer improved support for all The Eastport Education John Gardner, repre- staffing arrangement with the who work at the hospital. senting the Minister for Health salaried model, which will pro- “Addressing regional health- The Eastport is one of Country in parliamentary question time, vide a varied skill mix to the care deficiencies was one of my Living Homes premium plans, said last week. communities of Wallaroo and primary inspirations for nomi- gives you this and more. Capture “The executive director of surrounds and enable patients nating for parliament and I views from the front and rear of medical services of the Yorke to have services closer to sincerely hope this will make a the home with plenty of space and Northern Local Health home.” difference to the people of the for all family members. Network has met with general Member for Narungga Copper Coast.” “I NEVER THOUGHT I’D BE HOMELESS.” More people are now facing countrylivinghomes.com.au homelessness than ever before.
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THE Copper Coast University Centre was offi- cially opened last Thursday, June 10. Local students were joined by Federal Member for Grey Rowan Ramsey, members of the uni centre steering committee, Regional Development Australia Yorke and Mid North and Uni Hub Spencer Gulf to celebrate the cen- tre. Copper Coast Council received $1.11 million from the federal government to establish the cen- tre, which started offering 10 courses earlier this year. z OFFICIAL... Uni Hub Spencer Gulf CEO Already 27 students use the facility, which is Anita Crisp, Federal Member for Grey co-located at the Kadina Community Library Rowan Ramsey, Copper Coast and Tafe SA Campus. University Centre student and campus Student ambassador Taylor Trembath is study- ing a Bachelor of Nursing through CQUniversity coordinator Sue Barry, centre student — something she said she would not have been ambassador Taylor Trembath, Copper Coast Council mayor Roslyn Talbot and BEAT THE PRICE RISE able to do without the centre. “I’ve been working in aged care for about six Uni Hub Spencer Gulf chairman Brenton years but I couldn’t go off to university to study Vanstone celebrate the official opening because I have a daughter, so the uni hub is per- of the Copper Coast University Centre. AND fect for me,” she said. “I still have to go interstate for a little part of my course, but the staff at the centre are even Creating opportunities helping me with that. Mr Ramsey said the Copper Coast centre, the “The flexibility you have when studying here is third to open in his electorate, created fantastic great too because it’s accessible 24 hours a day. opportunities. “This would never have been an option for me “The Copper Coast Council University Centre SAVE without the centre.” will offer students modern technology, high- Council mayor Roslyn Talbot said the youth speed internet and academic and administrative this winter are the future and it was important to retain and support to help them thrive and succeed,” Mr train them within the area. Ramsey said. “In 2019, council adopted an economic devel- “Importantly, it means local students have opment and marketing plan and one of the main improved access to university education and things recognised was how educational opportu- training opportunities, without needing to leave nities were needed in the region,” she said. home and relocate.” “We met with Moira Coffey (then-Uni Hub Federal Minister for Education and Youth director) many times and we thank her, as well as Alan Tudge said the Regional University Centre our elected members who gave us the go ahead to program supported more than 1600 students last do this.” year. Mrs Talbot also thanked local community “The Australian Government is committed to leaders who formed the steering committee improving opportunities for students in regional which helped determine the direction of the hub, and remote communities to access tertiary edu- as well as current Uni Hub Spencer Gulf board cation and gain job-ready qualifications,” Mr chairperson Brenton Vanstone and CEO Anita Tudge said. Crisp for their support, the state and federal gov- “As well as benefiting students, it also helps ernments, and centre staff members Sue Barry local businesses and industry access job-ready and Kayla Perry. graduates and strengthens regional economies.”
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“One day you will turn on the tap and there will be nothing.” FRASER ELLIS MP — Brian Lockyer, Region 8 chairperson, Murray Darling Association MEMBER FOR NARUNGGA June Narungga
update WE’RE now on the eve of another state budget and I am hopeful significant invest- ment will be announced for our electorate, hot on the heels of the very welcome steady stream of funding allocations announced in the past couple of months. This has included $970,000 for local sport clubs, $3 million for Port Broughton/Fisherman Bay stormwater systems, and $509,000 for the Wallaroo to Moonta walking/cycling path and Moonta’s Queen Square project. Multiple roadworks are underway which is terrific, but there’s still plenty of infra - structure and maintenance sought. Front of mind is the entrance road from Kadina into Wallaroo (petition sheets will soon be collected from local businesses), North Coast Road at Point Turton, and smaller projects like slip lanes into tourist towns such as Hardwicke Bay, Port Vincent, and Port Julia. I also seek a new Royal Volunteer Coastal Patrol vessel for Point Turton, upgrades for CFS stations, dedicated fund- ing for jetty upgrades, and more mobile z MURRAY DARLING... Murray Darling Association Region 8 chairperson, Barunga West Council elected member Brian phone base stations. For the latter, I Lockyer, at the recent Murray Darling Association forum and annual general meeting at Wentworth, New South Wales. received a petition from the Tickera com- munity this week requesting reliable mobile phone and internet services for that growing township, and I encourage all to Vital to support the Murray continue to contact me with black-spots information so I can effectively advocate to make it happen. MURRAY Darling Association Region 8 chairperson, Barunga West Council elected Always atop my wish list is addressing member Brian Lockyer, is urging people to workforce shortages in our local hospitals, become more involved in issues surrounding medical centres and ambulance stations. the Murray River. Increased health resources in our patch are Mr Lockyer has warned people should be needed across the board, and I was very very concerned about the state of the river. much buoyed by the confirmation this “Unfortunately, we the people who do not week that three new salaried doctor posi- live on the (Murray) Basin are ignorant to the tions for the Wallaroo Hospital had been severity of the river problems,” he said. approved, replacing the locum system “The lower lakes area is in diabolic trouble which has been a necessary stopgap but is — we should be very concerned. unsustainable. This investment will “The salt/seawater is returning up Lake improve continuity of care for patients and Alexandrina and the Coorong with severe offer increased support for all who work at consequences. the hospital. “This change in salt-infused water to the lakes is killing all freshwater environmental It has been a busy time in parliament life, with irreversible consequences. with a range of legislative considerations “All we are concerned about is, if we turn on requiring painstaking thought. The the tap, we get water. Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill has passed “One day you will turn on the tap and there the Lower House (33 votes to 11) and now will be nothing.” returns to the Upper House to consider Consider joining MDA amendments before becoming law. Whilst Mr Lockyer encouraged more people to join I am personally opposed to euthanasia, my the association. assessment from the significant local feed- Region 8 covers all of Yorke Peninsula, the back I received was that a majority of the Mid North and the Far North, encompassing z LAKES... Graeme McCrabb speaks during the Menindee Lakes tour, a highlight of electorate were in favour of this bill and 17 councils. the Murray Darling Association Forum and annual general meeting. thus I voted accordingly. “At present I represent five councils, with the hope of obtaining new members,” Mr Lockyer There are a myriad of bills to consider — said. another is the debate underway about “The five councils that have members at Murray Darling Association forum and AGM whether to ban corflute election posters on present are the smallest councils — larger public property. The feedback I’ve received THE Murray Darling Association met in and Communities. councils do not want to be a part of the associ- Wentworth, New South Wales, for its forum “The agenda was a robust one, with leads me to believe our community would ation for whatever reason. like them banned, the message being they and annual general meeting last month. attendees having an appetite for discussion “I have been asked, ‘What do we get out of Representatives from Indigenous and finding implementable solutions and are bad for the environment, unsightly and it?’ Outside of decent high-quality, regularly nations, parliament, federal departments water policy reforms for the challenges unnecessary. supplied and secured water, we have a secured, and 70 councils — including Barunga West facing our Murray Darling Basin All my speeches are available to listen to sustainable way of life. Council’s Brian Lockyer — attended the communities,” association CEO Emma via my website www.fraserellis.com.au; “By being a member of the Murray Darling event. Bradbury said. also available are news updates and grants Association, an organisation since 1947 and Mr Lockyer said a highlight was a study “Across the history of the MDA, this was information. self-funded by membership only, we have tour to the Menindee Lakes and Pooncarie. the most ambitious program of motions, the opportunity to support our fellow commu- Water had flowed into the lakes for the including climate change action, Indigenous nities and businesses up and downstream by first time in more than four years, causing representation in local government and Address: 37 Graves Street, Kadina SA 5554 supporting the other regions, by giving a voice fish to return and other animals to flourish, water policy, carp mitigation, connectivity Telephone: 8832 2455 (to the issue with) federal/state legislators including about 50 types of birds, he said. and end-of-system flow targets, and Email: [email protected] and authority. The theme of the conference was recognition of the significance of the Web: www.fraserellis.com.au “Whatever happens up/downstream affects Collaboration — Connecting Catchments Menindee Lakes as a possible RAMSAR site.” our quality and supply of water.” 10 Yorke Peninsula Country Times Wednesday, June 16, 2021 News www.ypct.com.au 11 Record spend in BWC budget
Jess LIDDY parks and gardens. anticipated project for council and to ensure ratepayers are getting the JOURNALIST “In 2021-22, council will spend the Bute community. services they pay for, and value for a record amount in capital “A range of other initiatives have money.” Increase to rates BARUNGA West Council’s totalling $8.314 million — includ- been recommended as part of this Face-to-face drop-in sessions Annual Business Plan includes a ing $2.743m on roads and foot- Annual Business Plan including held in Alford and Port Broughton BARUNGA West Council has proposed record spend for the region. paths, $3.7m on wastewater infras- tourism and community activities yesterday (Tuesday) and there’s modest rate rises in its draft Annual “This year’s Annual Business tructure, $1.015m on buildings and events, upgrades to the Alford another in Bute today (Wednes - Business Plan. Plan aims to build on the advances and structures, and $855,000 on Hall, improvements to the day) from 5.30pm-6.30pm. CEO Maree Wauchope said, unlike last made last year in terms of plant and equipment. Mundoora RV park and a master- Views received during the con- year when residents had no rate increased capital investment and “This record spend will be fund- plan process for the Tickera town- sultation process will be consid- increases, this year council was proposing improved service levels,” Mayor ed by government grants and sub- ship,” she said. ered by council when it seeks to an increase. Leonie Kerley said. sidies totalling $5.105m, $700,000 “The plan will also deliver a new finalise the plan at its meeting on “Rate income for 2021-22 is forecast to “A large part of the proposed in open space levies (from the free- Visitor Information Centre for the Tuesday, July 13. provide $5.172 million, a $246,000 plan focuses on our core business holding project at Fisherman Bay), Top of the Yorke on Port For more information, visit increase on the total rates to be collected of maintaining and upgrading rates income and cash reserves.” Broughton’s foreshore. www.barungawest.sa.gov.au/com in 2020-21,” Ms Wauchope said. existing assets, providing essential Mrs Kerley said the budget “The elected body is looking munity-information/community- “Capital values have increased services such as waste collection would also deliver the Bute silo forward to another exciting and consultation. Consultation closes significantly in the past two years — and maintaining our district’s artwork from July 2021, a much- productive year working with staff 5pm Monday, July 12. 11.14 per cent in 2020-21 and 10.04 per cent in 2019-20 — in the area and council has taken this into consideration when considering its proposed rate models. “Council invites ratepayers’ feedback on its draft Annual Business Plan, including its proposed rate model and policies, priority initiatives and major projects.” You can download a copy of the Draft Annual Business Plan from www.barungawest.sa.gov.au or pick up a hard copy at council’s Port Broughton or Bute offices. Council will consider feedback received during the consultation process when it seeks to finalise the plan on Tuesday, July 13.
Rate rises in real terms For a residential property with a capital value of $400,000, ratepayers will have a $38.70 increase in their general rates. For a primary production property with a capital value of $4 million, ratepayers will have a $1836 increase in their general rates. z PROPOSED RATES... Barunga West Council manager of corporate and community services Michael Oertel, CEO Maree Wauchope and manager of assets and infrastructure Steve Davey discuss the proposed rates for 2021-22.
Roll up you sleeves for Red Cross Lifeblood next month AUSTRALIAN Red Cross Lifeblood strongly to Lifeblood’s appeals for “In fact, annual demand for blood “There is no substitute for blood is returning to the Copper Coast blood donors, but now only one in is at its highest level in more than a and we need every type, every day, Sport and Leisure Centre, Kadina, every two appointments is being decade, with hospitals now using to meet the needs of Australian When you can from Tuesday to Friday, July 6-9. kept, with a third cancelled or four per cent more blood than they patients who depend on it. Last-minute blood donation can- rescheduled on the day. did compared to the past two years. “There are always people in hos- donate in Kadina cellations meant 44,000 donor “Australians are enjoying holi- “We understand plans change so, pital needing blood for cancer treat- z Tuesday, July 6: 11.30am-4.30pm couches were left empty last month. days, catching up with friends and if you do need to cancel or resched- ment, surgery, blood disorders and z Wednesday, July 7: 8am-5pm Lifeblood spokesperson Cath family, and getting back to everyday ule, please contact Lifeblood as early obstetrics.” z Thursday, July 8: 8am-5pm Stone said, during the height of outings, but the need for blood as possible so we can find someone Pre-book your spot at donateblood z Friday, July 9: 7.30am-2pm COVID-19, Australians responded never stops,” she said. to take your place. .com.au, on the app, or call 13 14 95.
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UNSUNG, a nostalgic celebration climate for women in this country of Australian female pop and rock in that era, told with heart and z IN THE SPOTLIGHT... After winning five-star heroes from the 1960s and ’70s, is hilarity.” reviews at the Adelaide Fringe with their show being brought to Edithburgh by The pop singers struggled with “Unsung”, a celebration of Australia’s first the show’s creators Amelia Ryan determination to make it at the female pop stars in the 1960s and ’70’s, Libby and Libby O’Donovan. same time women around the O’Donovan and Amelia Ryan have included Unsung is the story of the coun- nation, and beyond, were fighting Edithburgh in their tour itinerary. try’s first female pop stars includ- to achieve equality, socially and in ing Lynne Randell, Little Patti and the workplace. Judy Stone who, against incredible Maybe the most glaring exam- odds, made it at home and over- ple of this inequality was the exclu- seas — Helen Reddy being the sion of women from hotel bars. standout, becoming a huge star in Unsung shows how the famous the United States. bar protest — when Merle Amelia said the songstresses Thornton and Rosalie Bogner had been undervalued and almost chained themselves to the bar at forgotten, so the show aimed to Brisbane’s Regatta Hotel — helped applaud them by reviving their shape the trajectory for women in songs and telling their stories. music in this country. It has proven a winning formu- Musical director Michael la, as Unsung was a huge hit at this Griffiths and a four-piece band year’s Adelaide Fringe. perform the music of Unsung, “It’s been both interesting and from the sweet sounds of the joy-giving to go back in the annals early-’60s to the bluesy and gutsy of history and find out about these pub rock of the ’70s. women,” Amelia said. This loud, proud, nostalgic and “I’ve learned a lot about raucous celebration of women, Australia at the time, and what it history and music will hit the was like for women, particularly Edithburgh Institute stage on women in music. Saturday, July 17. “It is both a factual and fun For tickets, visit recount of the social and cultural trybooking.com.
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Smart Seniors Program in Moonta Jess LIDDY JOURNALIST
MORE than 20 Copper Coast residents have been participating in the Smart Seniors Program at the Moonta RSL clubrooms from 10am-1pm every Thursday. The 12-week program helps people 65 years and over maintain and discover skills that enable them to be independent for as long as possible, and to be more socially connected to their community. It has been developed by Pop-Up Community Care, and made possible through a Commonwealth Home Support Program innova- tion grant. Pop-Up Community business development manager Lara Farrington said the program had previously been run in Adelaide. “The outcomes and lifelong friendships made from this program have been life changing,” she said. “A nurse team leader is allocated for the duration of the 12 weeks and does home visits to support people through the program, as well as attending the weekly education sessions at the Moonta RSL. “Once a week, our bus picks up those involved and takes them to the education and activity ses- sions, where there are different guest speakers each week. “Topics can include nutrition, falls prevention, mental health and wellbeing, social engagement, gentle exercise and much more. “Morning tea and lunch are also provided at the sessions, and give everyone a chance to meet other people in the program.” For more information, visit www.popup z SMART SENIORS... Wallaroo physiotherapist Jacqui Larwood and Flinders University physiotherapy student Fern communitycare.com.au. Davies delivered a talk about falls prevention at the Smart Seniors Program in Moonta on Thursday, June 3.
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Yorke Peninsula Country Times Wednesday, June 16, 2021 13 News www.ypct.com.au 14 FROM THE COTA SA group formed ARCHIVES THE first meeting of the COTA SA Yorke Peninsula Advisory Group will be held on Wednesday, June 23. Residents over 50 were invited to attend a workshop in May to explore the possibility of establishing a local group. Vivienne Lambert, of Port Victoria, was named chairperson while Moonta Bay’s Joan Zilm will be the secretary. The pair are joined by 10 other members from across the peninsula. The group is encouraging interest- ed community members to attend its 1971... At the Paskeville Rural Youth Ball inaugural meeting, from 10am in the are, back: Heather Dayman, Brian meeting room of the Moonta Bay Ramsey, Jeanette Bensen, Richard Daniel; Lifestyle Estate. front: Judith Ramsey, Graham Correll, Rosemary Gardner, Rosslyn Price. “The workshop explored what older people enjoy about living on Yorke Peninsula, what doesn’t work 50 YEARS AGO for them, and what issues they would June 1971 like COTA SA to work on in the lead l Kadina businessman William Francis up to the 2022 state and federal elec- Wearn was awarded an O.B.E. (Officer of tions,” a COTA SA spokesperson said. the Order of the British Empire) in the “The workshop in May identified a Queen’s Birthday Honours range of issues including reducing l More than 300 people attended the official ageism, better access to health opening of the new Methodist Memorial (including dental) and mental health Church at Paskeville services for older people, and l Thieves used stolen walkie-talkies to keep in improved information about services, touch when they robbed Baird’s Radio and events, and other social opportunities. Electrical at Ardrossan “Other issues included the impor- tance of affordable transport options, more opportunities for social connec- 40 YEARS AGO June 1981 tions and engagement, and how to close the digital gap.” l Kaylene Polkinghorne, sponsored by The spokesperson said the group Maitland and Districts Lions Club, was one aimed to change views of the broader of eight Miss Personality Quest state finalists community with regards to ageing l Women’s Agricultural Bureau Yorketown (ageism) and advocate to government branch life memberships were presented to about issues which impact older peo- Marie Holker, Nelda Twartz, Dulcie Allen, ple. Mollie Burner, Margaret Starr, Corrie Smith, “It will consult older people and be Delia Cairney and Mavis Vanstone a voice for the region, and also identify l Wheal Munta Mining Museum purchased a issues and gaps and have those issues locomotive for the proposed tourist Moonta addressed,” the spokesperson said. Mines Railway Those interested in attending the z FIRST MEETING... COTA SA Yorke Peninsula Advisory Group chairperson Vivienne meeting are encouraged to RSVP to Lambert, secretary Joan Zilm and COTA SA chief executive Jane Mussared at the group’s 30 YEARS AGO [email protected] or 1800 182 324. first workshop in May; the inaugural meeting will be held next week. June 1991 l Transport officer Bruce Woodward, Superintendent Roger McCauley and St John Moonta branch committee chair Joe Browne accepted delivery of the branch’s new Ford F250 ambulance l Port Broughton Bowling Club’s green When you call 13 11 20, looked more like a lake after 60mm of rain overnight on June 9 l Minlaton District Council considered a cancer nurse will answer. possible sites for a new aged care facility in the town Whether you have cancer, are supporting a loved one, are a 20 YEARS AGO health professional or just want to 昀nd out a bit more. June 2001 l JTriselda and Adrian Watts lost almost If you need advice, support, information or just everything when fire ravaged their Agery home someone to listen, Cancer Council SA is there for you, l The SA Government allocated $900,000 to and for all South Australians. construct the Wallaroo heavy vehicle bypass via Sharples Road 13 11 20 is just one of the ways we help l Corny Point CFS brigade’s new anyone a昀ected by cancer. radio/meeting room was officially opened, and life memberships awarded to Ken Filmer and George Liddiard
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Commonwealth Bank donates $500 to Salvos COMMONWEALTH Bank Kadina branch employees have donated $500 to The Salvation Army Copper Coast Corps as part of a nationwide community dona- tion program. The bank has pledged to donate $500,000 nationally to recognise organi- sations that make a difference to their communities. Each Commonwealth Bank branch was allocated $500 to donate to causes of their choice. Commonwealth Bank’s Kadina branch team voted to support The Salvos. “Many communities across Australia face ongoing challenges as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, so it’s important for us to give back to local organisations who continue to do good work within our community,” Kadina branch manager Paul Flavel said. “We are pleased to support the Copper Coast Salvation Army. “In particular, there is a steady increase in homelessness on Yorke Peninsula due to the housing and rental crisis and job losses due to COVID-19. “The Salvation Army provides services to help the homeless and we want to pro- vide them with this grant to help locals in need. “Showers and laundry facilities are one of the services made available seven days a week. z DONATION... Commonwealth Bank Australia customer banking specialist Tiff Reynolds, and CBA Kadina branch man- “It’s great to be able to support the ager Paul Flavel donate $500 to the local Salvos through The Salvation Army Copper Coast Corps Captain Karen Salvos in this great work.” Armstrong (middle). More Australians in housing stress
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Kickstart for kids fighting YP episode leads ratings period Rhiannon KOCH JOURNALIST poverty A YORKE Peninsula based episode of South Aussie KICKSTART For Kids Against with Cosi has out-rated national TV programs Period Poverty has been started including Masterchef and Celebrity Apprentice. to raise awareness, support and The episode was filmed earlier this year and funds for South Australian girls aired on Channel 9 on Sunday, June 6. experiencing period poverty. Andrew “Cosi” Costello visited Alpacas KickStart For Kids will dis- Chaparral in Minlaton, before visiting Moonta pense free menstrual hygiene Mines, Tarnasey Farm and the Port Broughton products to more than 350 SA Caravan Park during the episode, which peaked at schools that currently partici- 114,000 viewers. pate in its breakfast program. Yorke Peninsula Tourism manager Brooke Period poverty refers to Liebelt said YPT had engaged Mr Costello and the women and girls being unable show to promote the region as a destination. to afford and access sanitary “Engaging specific types of media to target par- products. ticular markets is an important part of our market- They are forced to use alter- ing mix,” she said. natives such as rags, toilet paper, “At the moment with many South Aust ralians newspaper, or resort to using still exploring their own backyard, it was impor- sanitary products for an extend- tant for us to leverage this and tell South ed and dangerous length of Australians about some of our visitor experiences. time. “South Aussie with Cosi was a good channel for A survey in May 2020 found this message. 26 per cent of respondents had “Destination awareness is important but the missed school due to not having most important element is for businesses involved access to sanitary products, and to measure the awareness through enquiries and 51 per cent of respondents bookings, and we know the episode on South reported not having access to Aussie with Cosi did deliver a number of enquiries products or not knowing how to and bookings so it was a great result.” access sanitary products at Mrs Liebelt said the success of the episode reit- schools. erated the importance of tourism businesses work- In February, the state govern- ing with YPT. ment announced it would spend “For many years we have fostered great relation- $450,000 on a program to pro- ships with media and we are often asked by our vide free sanitary items in all SA media partners and stakeholders to inform them public high schools in the next of new businesses, developments, new news and three years. regional stories — and we can’t promote what we Kickstart for Kids said this don’t know,” she said. was a great first step but would “It’s important businesses give us a call or send only provide roughly 900 girls us an email to inform us of their stories as we never per year with sanitary products, know when we can use it to promote Yorke leaving a gap of thousands of Peninsula as a tourism destination.” school-aged girls potentially affected by period poverty. No greater honour: Cosi Founder Ian Steel said period Mr Costello said, while the show generally rated poverty was not just an issue in the top two of its timeslot, to come out ahead of overseas, it was right here in our shows in prime time slots was significant. backyard. “I’m really proud of our ratings over the past 18 “Getting involved can simply months, during COVID they’ve really increased, be raising awareness of the issue which means a lot given we are a small business our- within the community or mak- selves, with about three staff, my wife and I,” he said. ing a donation on our website so “And for the episode which delivered such num- we can provide sanitary prod- bers to have been about YP, the place I grew up, is ucts,” he said. z FILMING... South Aussie with Cosi presenter Andrew “Cosi” Costello lines up a shot fantastic. For more information, or to of National Trust SA Moonta branch volunteer Ian Archibald during his recent shoot on “There’s no greater honour than being able to pro- donate, visit www.kickstart Yorke Peninsula. mote the region and help the tourism sector grow.” forkids.com.au/donate-to-help- end-period-poverty.
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16 Yorke Peninsula Country Times Wednesday, June 16, 2021 News www.ypct.com.au 17 Zanoni diver speaks at Ardrossan Sonny COOMBS capsize and sink. JOURNALIST The wreckage was discovered by abalone divers in 1983. ONE of the first people to dive on the “A few years ago, when Neville Zanoni wreck made a special presen - retired, he decided he wanted to investi- tation at the Ardrossan Heritage gate where all the relics from the Zanoni Museum on Wednesday, June 9. were,” Ardrossan Heritage Museum Neville Grovermann and his team treasurer Sandra Gursansky said. dived on the Zanoni, off the coast of “He didn’t even know there was a Ardrossan, when it was first discovered museum in Ardrossan and his in 1983. enquiries led him to the Maritime The Zanoni was built in Liverpool in Museum in Canberra. 1865 and set off on a return trip to Port “He was told the best bet was to con- Adelaide under the command of tact us at the museum here ... he was Captain Summers and with a crew of delighted to be able to come out and 13 on February 11, 1867. look at what we had. While crossing Gulf St Vincent, “We then asked him if he would do a the Zanoni was hit by a sudden violent talk for us, and we were delighted to and short-lived squall causing it to have him talk about his experience.”
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Rhiannon KOCH and great-grandkids their own JOURNALIST crocheted rugs as well.” “I’d go over to the hospital and teach the oldies craft, Merle credits her health to IT might still be a couple of keeping active — both mental- days until Merle Osborn offi- even though I was the oldest person there.” ly and physically — and she cially turns 100, but the well — Merle Osborn has never consumed alcohol or wishes are already pouring in. smoked. Cards from the Queen and “I think it’s important you Prime Minister, as well as keep moving,” she said. friends, already adorn her liv- “When it’s cold I’ll do laps of ing room ahead of a big cele- the verandah (of her home at bration with family and friends z HAPPY OCCASION... Moonta Bay, where she’s lived this weekend. Moonta Bay’s Merle in since 1981) to keep myself “Already I have people send- Osborn looks forward moving — I think you can ing me wishes, but I really feel to celebrating her really feel (it) when you don’t. no different,” Merle said. 100th birthday this “This is the first year I Merle was born on June 20, weekend. haven’t played indoor bowls — 1921, to Beatrice and Albert Doug’s mum used to live across Coombes and is a sister to Iris, from the hall, that’s how we Allen, Mervyn and Margaret. started — but I have been back The family lived at to watch.” Jerusalem and the children Merle is highly valued by her attended school at Jericho. family, but also by her commu- As she grew up, Merle devel- nity as she’s received life mem- oped a love for creating, which berships from the old Moonta she has passed on to her kids. Hospital Auxiliary, Moonta “I worked as a seamstress School Mothers Club, Moonta and dressmaker in the old Netball Club, Cross Roads Robertsons store after I left Indoor Bowls and Moonta school,” she said. Health and Aged Care. “I made many debutant “It was nice to get life mem- dresses, bridesmaid dresses bership, I got quite a lot of app- and wedding dresses. reciation certificates,” she said. “They’d come in and talk “I was always active, always about what they wanted, we’d going to school with the kids measure them up and get fit- and when they played netball ted. and football. “One of my favourite dresses “I think being active has was a pink wedding dress I helped me.” made.” Merle said her positive out- Merle even made her own look and determination had wedding, bridesmaid and led her through a pretty good flower girls dresses for her weekend. Anne (Rogers). “Our kids did the same and teach the oldies craft, even life with very few regrets, wedding to husband Douglas “It was three years after we “think life is what you make thing with their kids, which is though I was the oldest person although she does wish she had in 1945. met that we got married, and it but I’ve been very lucky. nice to see it continuing.” there,” she said. upgraded at least one appliance “Doug used to come from then we moved to our home at “Every weekend when the Merle loves spending time “We’d do all sorts of crochet- earlier in life. Moonta to Kadina, and we’d Cross Roads. kids were young, we’d get in the with her 11 grandchildren and ing, and I’d also do it myself at “I got my first electric wash- just walk the town,” she said. “He was a beautiful husband car and go out bush — that’s 22 great-grandchildren, as well home making little hats for ing machine last year — until “We’d write letters to each and we had four beautiful chil- what we’d call it — and go rab- as sewing, knitting, crocheting premature babies and crochet- then I had a twin tub — but I other during the week before dren, Peter, Coralie bitting, bring the barbecue and and playing indoor bowls. ing rugs for kids’ wheelchairs. really wish I’d got one sooner!” we’d see each other on the (Roennfeldt), John and Jo- cook up on the side of the road. “I’d go over to the hospital “I’ve made all the grandkids she said. Plant now and reap the rewards
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A SPECIAL mental health awareness event will resilience officers, funded by CountrySA z MENTAL HEALTH... be held in Minlaton on Wednesday, July 7. PHN, we have been in touch with colleagues Mary O’Brien will Are you bogged mate? is all about helping on Kangaroo Island who hosted talks by host a mental health country blokes talk about mental health and Mary O’Brien,” she said. awareness event in suicide while spreading awareness about “By all reports the sessions were extremely Minlaton on July 7. depression in the bush. well received for those living and working on The event will be conducted by Mary the land. O’Brien who aims to boost awareness and “Mary has a way of talking about mental start a conversation with the broader health that connects with country blokes. community about depression and suicide “Mary featured on Landline 18 months ago rates among men in rural areas. and her approach to starting conversations The event will be hosted by the Weavers Ag about mental health and suicide in the bush Bureau and funded by CountrySA PHN. really stuck with me.” “One of the four areas we like to cover each Mrs Hughes said everyone had been year is mental health because we are in an through a tough time during the past few industry where there are higher rates of years with the Yorketown fire and COVID-19. suicide,” bureau chairperson Michael “Knowing how to recognise when you’re Thompson said. starting to get bogged down, or how to help a “We have put it out there to anyone in the mate out of the mud, is important for all of us. bureau but also to anyone in the community, “We have a wonderful community on both men and women. southern Yorkes, with so many willing to lend “We are encouraging people to call a mate a hand to anyone in need,” she said. to bring them along because they might be “Are you bogged mate? is a great reminder feeling fine, but you don’t know how other for all about the importance of taking the people might be thinking.” time to stop and chat when you’re worried SYP Community Hub community about a mate.” resilience officer Katie Hughes said she looks The event will be held at Watsacowie forward to the event. Brewing Company, Minlaton, at 6.30pm “Through our roles as community on Wednesday, July 7.
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Yorke Peninsula Country Times Wednesday, June 16, 2021 21 ommunity www.ypct.com.au No wasted opportunities Rhiannon KOCH “We’re hoping we’re going to be JOURNALIST able to take advantage of council’s three-bin system too. STUDENTS from schools across the “The kids are doing so well with Copper Coast had a chance to learn their rubbish.” more about waste management dur- Students in Copper Coast schools ing a visit by KESAB last week. were also invited to a competition to Council engaged KESAB to host a create a poster or short film about school education program in terms FOGO. 1 to 3 this year. The program, which also featured waste audits, finished with activities to “Our students have picked up educate students about the importance of using the the changes quite well — each correct bins. KESAB resource recov- week I’ll award the Golden ery education officer Jo Wheelie Bin to the classroom Hendrikx spent time with Wallaroo Mines Primary which has done the best job...” School students, testing – Maria Woodforde, WMPS teacher their knowledge with a relay, last Thursday. WMPS teacher Maria Woodforde Copper Coast Council mayor said most classrooms had waste, Roslyn Talbot and director develop- recycling and compost bins, with ment services Müller Mentz along FOGO, 10-cent containers and soft with Statewide Cinema owner Carol plastic recyclables also collected. Burford, are judging the 30-plus “Our students have picked up the submissions. changes quite well — each week I’ll The winning posters will be dis- award the Golden Wheelie Bin to played in the old Robertson’s the classroom which has done the menswear store and the winning best job with putting the right things videos will play during the school in each bin,” Mrs Woodforde said. holiday screenings at the cinema.
z WHICH BIN? KESAB resource recovery education officer Jo Hendrikx leads Wallaroo Mines Primary School students including James Hunt, Daniel Arthurs, Mayla Whelan and Shiloh Holdinghausen in a relay testing their knowledge about what items go in which receptacle.
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KADINA Memorial School is ars living interstate had their names seeking former students who have included, and students had led been deployed in active service induction ceremonies in the past. overseas by the Australian Defence “It’s quite an emotional and Force to include their names on moving experience for everyone the school’s Honour Roll. involved,” he said. Located in the school’s memori- “The inductee being recognised al archway, the roll was updated in for their commitment and service 2015 and 2018 following the amal- to the nation, with their families, gamation of Kadina Primary and and students learning about the Kadina Memorial High Schools. conflict and Peace Corp Principal Alistair Williams said Operations.” the community was in over- Kadina RSL president Les whelming favour of the combined Maynard said those who had been school upholding its memorial involved with Peace Corps were title, hence becoming Kadina also welcome to express their Memorial School. interest, and their service was He described the school as a liv- often conducted in war-like envi- ing memorial to those who had ronments. served in the armed forces, and “It’s important all servicepeople said updating the roll acknowl- are remembered and honoured,” edged the contributions of former he said. students. “People serving for our country “It is one respectful way to is often the hardest part of their authentically teach the (student) lives and this (honour) process cohort about Australia’s role in helps reflect the sacrifices they’ve conflict and Peace Corp opera- made.” tions overseas,” he said. For a nomination form to be z HONOURING... Kadina Memorial “Senior students visit the arch- included on the Kadina Memorial School principal Alistair Williams and way with younger peers to show School Honour Roll, visit www. Kadina RSL president Les Maynard them about various wars, with kms.sa.edu.au/kadina-memorial- are keen to find the next member of many students making connec- school-honour-roll-application/ the school’s longstanding honour roll. tions to local names.” or contact the school on 8821 0100 Mr Williams said former schol- for more information.
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Yorke Peninsula Country Times Wednesday, June 16, 2021 23 Community www.ypct.com.au 24 Fertiliser expertise at Amber raises $3000 garden club meeting PRESIDENT Denise Poole was happy to used by smaller gardeners like Copper Coast address a large and happy group of mem- Garden Club members. to help fight cancer bers, including three new members and An advantage is the fertiliser doesn’t leech some visitors, at the most recent Copper from the soil and has a natural deterrent to Coast Garden Club meeting. pests in the form of silica. AMBER Aldridge, of Moonta, raised Denise is pleased by the way members all Members liked the idea of Grow Stars more than $3000 to help fight cancer chat and said, even if she has to quieten which, when placed in pots, indoors espe- with a haircut fundraiser recently. everyone down before she can commence cially, last nine to 12 months. Amber held a small event with imme- the meeting, it’s better than silence. The club has some interesting speakers diate family and 15 close friends for her Guest speaker was Rhys Hewett from scheduled for this year, plus a workshop on Big Chop on Monday, April 26. GROlife Fertilisers. making a succulent pot garden. She said charity organisation Canteen Rhys was born in Wallaroo and now lives The Zone Get Together at Clare in helped set up an online fundraiser which in the Riverland but spends a couple of days September, fully catered with guest speakers, quickly exceeded her original $1000 goal. a week working at Harvest Christian can be attended for $15 plus $20 for the bus. “Canteen’s mission is to support young College, Kadina. The next Copper Coast Garden Club Australians who are affected by cancer in His emphasis is on growing nutritious function will be Christmas in July; details a variety of ways,” Amber said. food, which comes from healthier soils. from Carmel or Denise. “Due to personal connections to can- His product was constructed about eight Payment of $20 for members, $22 for cer, a fire ignited inside of me to branch years ago and is a slow-release fertiliser that non-members by next meeting. out and do something that could possibly feeds the microbes in the soil. Happy gardening, especially after all that make a difference to someone’s life. Farmers, turf growers and nurseries were welcome rain! “I decided to make the Big Chop and keen to use the product, which now is also “Sweet Pea” donate a large portion of my hair to Sustainable Salons, where they receive hair to make wigs for those who suffer from alopecia and cancer.” Amber said she received overwhelm- ing support. “On the day, as the time approached to make the chop, my hair was split into six sections so each family member could cut a section,” she said. “My dad made the first chop, followed by Mum, my sister Ella and cousin Morgan. “With some sections leftover, friends chopped some (more). “With the help of Grandma, a hair- dresser, it was neatened up on the day. “Each ponytail ranged from 35-40 cen- timetres, to be posted to Sustainable Salons in the hopes of positively impacting the strong and beautiful lives around me.”
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Kadina and Minlaton SAASTA sheds light on Fruit juice
regraded World No Tobacco Day
After changes to the Australian food SOUTH Australian Aboriginal tics, students wanted to ensure Secondary Training Academy stu- more people were made aware of health star-rating system in February, fruit dents from across Yorke Peninsula the negative impacts smoking can juices with a high sugar content can score celebrated World No Tobacco Day have,” she said. as low as 2.5 stars. late last month. Ms Graham said the Point Pearce Previously, 100 per cent fruit juices had Central Yorke School’s Point students loved learning from the the maximum five-star rating. Pearce-based students enjoyed a SAASTA team. Now, juices with less sugar may score range of activities run by SAASTA “Leadership is a huge part of up to four stars; in comparison, the health students from Kadina Memorial, SAASTA, and students often get the star-rating of diet cola is about 3.5 stars. Minlaton District, Central Yorke, opportunity to develop skills,” she Commenting on the link between Ardrossan and Moonta Area said. excessive sugar consumption, diabetes Schools. “(SAASTA) is held in high regard and preventable vision loss, Activities included information at CYS — we have high expecta- ophthalmologist and 2020 Australian of sessions, Yulunga traditional tions for students to meet key per- Indigenous games, practical ses- formance indicators which include the Year Dr James Muecke said the issue sions and role playing, through attendance, academic participation with fruit juice is it has been extracted from which students learned about how and performance, behaviour, as well whole fruit, so the fibre has been removed. to deter peer pressure. as engagement and respect.” Fibre slows down or reduces the Point Pearce students also absorption of fructose (fruit sugar), about received brochures showing smok- z NO TOBACCO DAY... a third of which ends up being converted ing statistics and information for SAASTA student Jayden into fat, Dr Muecke said. them to read and show their fami- lies. Varcoe tosses a football “An average glass of OJ contains 21 up between Central grams of sugar, which is just below the CYS secondary coordinator Shayla Graham said students were Yorke School Point 25g daily intake recommended by WHO Pearce students Jamaine for women and kids. shocked to find out how many Aboriginal people die from smoking. Taylor-Sansbury and “When a third of Aussie kids are “After being exposed to the statis- Kym Karpany. overweight or obese, giving them four to five teaspoons of sugar in a glass of OJ for brekkie each morning is just not good enough.” Source: insightnews.com.au
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26 Yorke Peninsula Country Times Wednesday, June 16, 2021 About Out www.ypct.com.au John O’Dea is coming to perform
JOHN O’Dea isn’t too fussed about labels. You might consider his music traditional Australian country, or folk, or somewhere in between. But you won’t doubt John is a storyteller of the highest order. The Orroroo farmer turned music teacher and performer has eight albums including his latest release, A Dream and a Song, and has won a swag of awards. John has won the APRA South Australian Country Song of the Year twice and was a finalist several times. His song The Saddle became a Golden Guitar finalist when recorded by bush balladeer Matt Manning and went on to win the People’s Choice Awards’ Bush Ballad of the Year in 2009. The Patchwork Quilt, co-written with bush poet Ray Essery, secured John a Gidgee Coal Award in 2016, and Yesterday took out a Stan Coster Memorial Award in 2017 at Bungendore Country Music Festival. At the 2020 Tamworth Songwriters’ Association Salute Awards, John won Country Song of the Year and Country Ballad of the Year for Like My Old Man. John said awards and recognition could be sat- isfying, but his greatest pleasure was face-to-face interaction with a live audience. John will perform with Bev Branson at Moonta RSL Hall from 7.30pm next Wednesday, June 21. For more information, or to book, phone z COMMUNITY TALK... Lainie Anderson will talk about her debut novel Long Flight Home at the Moonta Community 0418 830 639. Library this Friday.
Messy Church Celebrating aviation pioneers MOONTA’S Sir Richard Williams and other brother Keith Smith and mechanics Wally war to help oversee the air race. South Australian aviation pioneers will be cel- Shiers and Jim Bennett — flew an open-cockpit Long Flight Home uses war diaries, letters program for ebrated at a community talk in Moonta this Vickers Vimy biplane nearly 18,000 kilometres and Lainie’s Churchill Fellowship research Friday, June 18. from London to Darwin to win the air race. conducted along the race route. kids this Friday Newspaper columnist Lainie Anderson, Aircraft at the time were made of wood, A comprehensive notes section at the end of formerly of Port Vincent, will speak about her wire and fabric, and there were basically no the book shows where fact and fiction have THE Uniting Church is holding its Messy Church debut novel Long Flight Home, about the airfields once the planes made it past India. been interwoven. program for children aged birth to 12 in the Great Air Race in 1919 and the first flight Sir Richard was Ross Smith’s commanding Moonta Community Library will host the Uniting Church Hall, Kadina, from 3.15pm- across the world by Sir Ross Smith. officer during World War I and was sent by the talk at 10am on Friday, June 18. Entry is free 5.30pm this Friday, June 18. Sir Ross and his crew — navigator and Australian Government to London after the but bookings are essential on 8825 1511. Team member Jane Gersch said Messy Church was a fun-filled afternoon of activities, story time and dinner, which included roast chicken and sweets. “We have been running Messy Church for the past five or six years on the third Friday of every month,” Jane said. “It is a great program to give children the Barley Stacks Wines and Newchurch Horticulture present... Statewide opportunity to experience what church can be like in an entertaining way. Cinema “The activities always differ but can include cre- Air-conditioned Comfort ating things, cooking, baking and decorating, play- WILD WINTER HARVEST KADINA CINEMA OPEN ing in the sandpit and so on — it’s just a lot of fun.” AN OFFICIAL TASTING AUSTRALIA EVENT Children don’t have to book to attend Messy DREAM HORSE(PG) 113 min FAST & FURIOUS 9: Church but a parent or guardian must be present SATURDAY, 17TH JULY, 6PM THE FAST SAGA(M) 143 min Wed 16th ...... 11am; 6pm on arrival and throughout the afternoon. Sat 19th ...... 2.20pm Thurs 17th...... 7pm* “Donations are also appreciated so we can keep 6 COURSE DEGUSTATION | $90/PERSON Sun 20th ...... 2.20pm Sat 19th ..11.30am; 4.45pm; 7.45pm Wed 23rd ...... 1.50pm Sun 20th ...... 11.30am; 4.45pm this event going for many years to come,” she said. Each course specially matched to a Barley Stacks Wine Wed 23rd ....11am; 4pm; 6.50pm For more information, phone Jane on 0428 218 255. A QUIET PLACE: *Special screening for national release ENTERTAINMENT BY ‘THE YORKE BAND’ PART 2(M) 97 min Tickets available at barleystackswines.com Wed 16th ...... 1.30pm (final) For more information call 8834 1258 Ascot Theatre, Graves Street JUNE AGAIN(M) 99 min Advertise your Kadina 0447 646 825 Wed 16th...... 3.45pm (final) (During cinema operating hours upcoming event on on the days the cinema is open) MOONTA CINEMA CURRENTLY CLOSED our Out & About page BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL TO ALL MOVIES Phone YP Country Times on Keep up to date, visit our website 8821 1155 for more information *Drink responsibly – Liquor licence number 57603485 www.statewidecinema.com.au or like us on Facebook
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z PAINTING... 99-year-old Merle Forsaith with her painting of the helipad from her window at Barunga Village.
z ART EXHIBITION... Barunga West z RED GOES FASTER... Port Pirie’s Len Wilkes shows off his pride and joy Council elected member Dave Eason and at the Port Broughton Show ‘n’ Shine on Sunday, May 30. Elaine Eason at the Uniquely Barunga Art Exhibition opening on Friday, May 28.
z SHOW ‘N’ SHINE... Terry Jackson, Peterborough, and Lyndon Reed, Booleroo Centre, enjoy Port Broughton’s Show ‘n’ Shine. z OPENING NIGHT... Helen and Michael Oertel at the Uniquely Barunga Art Exhibition.
z PRIDE AND JOY... Jim Davies, of Edithburgh, shows off his wheels at the show ‘n’ shine. z ART WORK... Pat Williams with her artwork at the Uniquely Barunga Art Exhibition.
z HISTORY... Port Broughton Heritage Centre volunteers Nevyn Tancock, Ray Harper and David Bennier at the Port Broughton History Festival. z NIGHT OUT... Mary Arbon, Christine Dalling, Lola Stringer out for the opening night of the Uniquely Barunga Art Exhibition.
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z CELEBRATION... Wallaroo Hospital midwives, mothers and children celebrated International Day of the Midwife last month; back: Sarah Riley and baby Greta, midwifery student Hayley Jenkins, midwife Niki Wheeler with Torah, midwifery unit manager Liz Bennett, Jessica Robinson and baby Lexi, Sophie Driver and baby Henry, Georgia Schulze, midwife Sarah Clifford, Katie Eden and Shakilah, Olivia Obell, Moira Davis, Adele Beck and baby Arla; front: Zarli Frost, Brooke Frost and baby Jebb, midwife Christine Frost and Laura, Jade Dyer and baby Tyson, Chelsea Donald, Raya Langdon with Raffy.
z KERNEWEK LOWENDER... Visitors from Gawler and Adelaide, Rosemary Watts, z CREAM TEAS... Dianne Daulby, Jan Watson, Shylie Koch, and Helen Crosby Margaret Gourley, Julie Paley and Sandy Elliott, enjoy their time at Camelot serving Cornish cream teas at Camelot Garden Stroll’s Kernewek Lowender asso- Garden Stroll. ciated event.
z GARDEN STROLL... Carol Shillabeer, Julie Franks and Julia McKerlie visit Camelot z ASSOCIATED EVENT... Peter O’Loughlin, Coralie Roennfeldt and Melissa Garden Stroll, Kadina, as part of their Kernewek Lowender experience. Roennfeldt enjoying their time in the garden.
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z A GRADE… The winning YP team, back: team manager Brad Haylock, Sam Jacobs, Shaun McNeilly, Aidan Turner, Matt Altmann, Giles DID YOU GET SNAPPED? Ellis, Lachlan Pointon, Charlie Hay, Nicholas Gregurke, Tyler Andrews, Lachlan Varricchio, Lachlan Wilson, Corey Graham, Nathan Allen, www.ypct.com.au Murphy Short, assistant coaches Craig Fitzgerald and Luke Pridham, runner Nick Polkinghorne; front: Alistair Price, Jackson Murphy, Ashley Bruce, Sam Pfeiffer, Dylan Mansell, Abraham Helfand, Luke Trenorden, James Moss, Malcolm Karpany and coach Adam Pitt. YPFL wins Nutrien Cup double Fin HANSEN
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Yorke Peninsula Football League won the Nutrien Ag Solutions Cup in both A grade and under 17s at Balaklava on Saturday, June 12. The win made it two in a row for the As, and six straight for the u17s. Both sides got their campaigns rolling with wins over Adelaide Plains Football League — the As by four goals and the u17s by 23 points. The juniors then clinched a nail-biting three-point win against North Eastern Football League in the final The A grade sealed the deal by defeating NEFL by two goals. Under 17s To open the day’s play, YPFL’s u17s tus- sled in a tight opening half, hanging onto a one-goal lead at the break, against APFL. “It was tight early on, but our game soon kicked in,” coach Ricky Depledge said. The team found its rhythm led by Rory Hackett from the CMS Crows, who helped his side take control of the game and come home comfortably. In the final, YP took on the impressive NEFL, which started physically and trailed by just a goal at halftime. z U17… The winning YP team (in no particular order): coach Ricky Depledge, assistant coach Jamie Yeates, team manager Sue North Eastern found its best form in the Brown, runner Stewart Forbes, Angus Cock, Koby Poulton, Jack Harris, Jacob Hickman, Angus Clifford, Anthony Bagnato, Jaden second half, storming home and threaten- Brownlie, Connor Knight, Archie Daniell, Lachlan Brook, Jordan Cunningham, Griffyn Hansen, Ryan Kirley, Dylan Niotis, Kane Elliott- ing to spoil the peninsula’s unbeaten run. Karpany, Josh Savage, Riley Davey, Jack Weckert, Rory Hackett, Harry Olive, Jamayden Webb, Flynn Briggs and Jordan Tilbrook. “We missed some shots late in the game, but our tackling and composure coming off half back were great,” Depledge said. selector Paul Roads, the trainers, as well as Coach Adam Pitt said the opening game the final against a strong NEFL team. Leading goal kickers included James “It was a hard-fought last game, but we Stephen and Sue Brown for all the work would always be tough and his side had to YP piled on four unanswered goals in the Moss, CMS, with four; Sam Jacobs, showed great character and resolve to they’ve put in.” keep working to build a lead. first half, before the tide turned in the second. Ardrossan, three; and Luke Trenorden, CY come away with the win. Cunningham, of Kadina, was named YP’s “The game opened up in the second half “We came out strong, but to (NEFL’s) Cougars, two. “Jordy Cunningham was our best for the best player for the carnival and the grand final. and we showed our composure around the credit, they came back really hard,” Pitt said. “There’s a really good feel for our associ- day, Kane Elliott-Karpany was good on the Leading goal kickers included Jack ball by executing our skills,” he said. “Luckily, we had already done enough, so we ation now — the players, coaches and sup- wing, Koby Poulton took a few big marks Harris, Bute, and Jacob Hickman, CMS, “We rotated really heavily and had a went defensive and managed to hold on late. port staff are all invested to get maximum in the last game, Griffyn Hansen and Jacob with three apiece, and Josh Savage, really deep squad which showed. “(Giles) Ellis and (Shaun) McNeilly success,” Pitt said. Hickman were good in the ruck, and Southern Eagles, with two. “We had new players stand up each half were good in the second game, while Sauce “We thank Balaklava (Football Club) for Lachie Brook played well off half back. — (Malcolm) Karpany, Hef (Abraham (Sam Jacobs) was dominant all day.” putting on a good show — the oval was in “It was a good team effort and we had a A grade Helfand), (Nathan) Allen and (Jackson) Karpany, Moonta, was YP’s best player good nick, there were plenty of spectators much more even side than usual. YPFL’S A grade side only managed 2.4 Murphy were all good in the first game.” for the carnival and Ellis, Kadina, best for and the weather was great.” “I thank (assistant coach) Jamie Yeates, in the first half against APFL. Following the win, YPFL progressed to the grand final. n MORE PAGES 34-35
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z A GRADE… YP captain Abraham z A GRADE… Best player for YP, Helfand clears the ball from defence. Malcolm Karpany.
z A GRADE… Yorke Peninsula captain Abraham Helfand and coach Adam Pitt z A GRADE… Nicholas Gregurke, YP, z A GRADE… Luke Trenorden, YP, takes a mark in front of goal against North accept the winner’s cup from Nutrien Ag gets a kick as he is tackled by North Eastern. Solutions representative Mel Haynes. Eastern’s Adam Smyth.
z A GRADE… James Moss, YP, flies z A GRADE… Dylan Mansell, YP, flies from behind the pack and takes a z A GRADE… YP’s Lachlan Wilson wins a centre clearance against North Eastern from behind to spoil a marking attempt screamer against Adelaide Plains. with support from teammate Murphy Short. against Adelaide Plains.
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A GRADE – ROUND 1 z A GRADE… Broughton-Mundoora representatives in the Northern Areas Yorke Peninsula 2.4 6.7 (43) team: Thomas Whelan, Lachlan Dolling, Dylan Hewett, Caden Harrison, Adelaide Plains 1.1 3.1 (19)
William Hewett, Kallis Freer, runner Matt Sims, coach Nick Newett and Best players: YPFL: goal umpire Allan Ebsary. M. Karpany, A. Helfand, J. Moss, T. Andrews, J. Murphy; APFL: H. Bubner, L. Michael, C. U17… Jordan Cunningham was named Edmead, L. Barnett, H. Ingram. YP’s best player. Eagles unable to land wins for NAFA Goalkickers: YPFL: J. Moss 3, S. Jacobs 2, M. Altmann; APFL: C. Edmead 2, B. Coombs. NORTHERN Areas Football Association A grade was represented by seven under-17 and A GRADE – ROUND 1 six A grade players from Broughton- NAFA’s A grade faced an uphill battle North Eastern 6.2 8.5 (53) Mundoora at the Nutrien Ag Solutions after conceding six goals in the first half Northern Areas 2.0 4.1 (25) Cup on Saturday, June 12. against North Eastern, before coming off The juniors took on North Eastern second best by 28 points. Best players: NEFL: T. Drew, C. Hayes, J. Heinjus, H. Football League in their first game and From Broughton, Will Hewett steered Slee, C. Helbig, L. Hayes; NAFA: L. Kangur, A. Lee, J. struggled against a strong outfit. through one major and Tom Wheelan Nicholas, B. Kirk, T. Wheelen. Despite an impressive captain’s was named fifth best. Goalkickers: NEFL: H. Slee 2, I. Moller, M. display from best player and BM Eagle In NAFA’s closing game, the team held Longbottom, T. Drew, S. Ballantyne, L. Hayes, L. Bodhi Sims, NAFA managed just one goal a seven-point lead at halftime against the Newton; NAFA: J. Ambjerg-Pedersen, P. McCarthy, W. in the first half before going down by a APFL. Hewett, J. Nicholas. respectable three goals. However, APFL stormed home with five second-half goals to three, to win by NAFA was then forced to suit up for its UNDER 17s – ROUND 1 second game straight away, taking on a single kick. Yorke Peninsula 3.2 7.3 (45) Adelaide Plains Football League for a shot W Hewett was named best player and Adelaide Plains 2.1 3.4 (22) at third position. bagged three goals. NAFA trailed by 15 points at halftime Fellow BM players Dylan Hewett and Best players: YPFL: R. Hackett, A. Bagnato, K. Elliott- and went down by four goals. Lachie Dolling were named third and fifth Karpany, J. Cunningham, C. Knight, R. Davey; APFL: S. Sims was second best for the match best respectively. Harnas, J. Wotton, I. Poole, P. Lewis, J. Pratt, N. Ottens. and was awarded NAFA’s best player for Young gun Kallis Freer came away with Goalkickers: YPFL: J. Savage, J. Harris, J. Hickman 2, the carnival. NAFA best u21 player title. F. Briggs; APFL: K. Smith, J. Campbell, S. Harnas. Also representing Eagles were Jordan Caden Harrison was the Eagles’ other Townsend, Ethan Sims, Jett Kerley, representative in the side, alongside UNDER 17s – ROUND 1 U17… Ambrose Condon, North Eastern, Marshall Mieglich, Seth Combe and Kiah coach Nick Hewett, runner Matt Sims and North Eastern 4.2 7.2 (44) Phillipps. team manager Andrew Bowley. gets caught with the ball by YP’s Koby Northern Areas 1.1 4.2 (26) Poulton. Best players: NEFL: S. Baum, B. McNeil, C. Pratt, N. Ross, A. Condon; NAFA: B. Sims, O. Pedler, K. Hayes, B. Allen, B. Lange. Goalkickers: NEFL: R. Stirling 3, C. Pratt 2, C. Jones, J. Wurfel; NAFA: K. Hayes, R. Nash, B. Flowers, B. Allen.
A GRADE – CONSOLATION FINAL Adelaide Plains 3.2 8.4 (52) Northern Areas 4.3 7.4 (46)
Best players: APFL: C. Edmead, D. Wise, L. Michael, B. Coombs, H. Ingram; NAFA: W. Hewett, A. Lee, D. Hewett, L. Kangur, L. Dolling. Goalkickers: APFL: B. Coombs 3, R. Kovacic 2, N. Lehman, H. Wright, C. Edmead; NAFA: D. Hill, W. Hewett 3, J. Ambjerg-Pedersen. U17… Yorke Peninsula captain Connor Knight and coach Ricky Depledge accept the Nutrien Ag Solutions U17… YP players listen to coach Ricky Depledge and assistant A GRADE – GRAND FINAL Cup from representative Mel Haynes. Jamie Yeates at halftime of their first game. Yorke Peninsula 4.4 6.7 (43) North Eastern 0.3 4.6 (30)
Best players: YPFL: G. Ellis, N. Allen, M. Karpany, S. Jacobs, S. McNeilly; NEFL: I. Moller, T. Drew, C. Helbig, 2021 L. Hayes, L. Newton, A. Smyth. 2021 Goalkickers: YPFL: L. Trenorden 2, J. Moss, N. FINALSFINALS Gregurke, S. Jacobs, A. Bruce; NEFL: I. Moller 4. UNDER 17s – CONSOLATION FINAL Adelaide Plains 4.4 7.6 (48) SERIESSERIES Northern Areas 2.1 3.6 (24)
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36 Yorke Peninsula Country Times Wednesday, June 16, 2021 Sport www.ypct.com.au 37 End of first round “The Injury Sub” the Dees still have talent to burn. Ardrossan REPORT BY has exceptional key-position players — including association centre-half back Sam Garrard suits Congratulations to our star-studded Pfeiffer — and a highly accomplished mid- Yorke Peninsula Football League represen- field. They have struggled around the flanks tative sides which won the Nutrien Ag and in the pockets, where their depth has Solutions (formerly Landmark) Cup in been tested. Those are the exact areas where Balaklava on the weekend. the Demons are better than most, with a Several people suggested, before the carni- selection of genuine A-grade talent right up for Flames val, this was the best A grade side Yorke across the park. That should give Moonta Peninsula had ever produced. I agreed, on the edge on its home deck this week. At the paper, but said the lads would have to per- final siren... Moonta by six goals. form before they got my vote for being our CMS Crows v Southern Eagles best-ever team. That they did, and I think the This southern derby is also a grand final z NBL1 CENTRAL CONFERENCE... 2021 team deserves the distinction of being rematch — the longest we have waited for Forward Georgie Garrard is in her our best yet. (Editor’s note: If you disagree, let such a rematch in recent history! Everyone us know — email [email protected]) knows what happened last time these sides first year with Norwood Flames. It’s back to the regular season, and this met, a cracking game in which the Eagles Saturday marks the end of the first round. were just too good. Fast forward almost At this stage it looks like an obvious top two years and these teams are both still two (CMS Crows and Moonta), daylight, well in contention but the Crows seem to Paskeville, some more daylight, then a have gained ascendency. That will happen huge battle for the fourth and final spot in when you add arguably the top two for- the major round. But a lot can happen wards in the competition. The midfield between now and September! battle here will be great to watch, and it will CY Cougars v Wallaroo be fascinating to see who gets matched up The break came at a great time for the around the goals. I expect Dan Redden to Bulldogs, who will hope to get a few key get the job on James Moss, while Matt players back and salvage some positives Barlow could run with Adam Jolly — from here. The CY Cougars have been up although I’d back in Michael Eichner for and down but sit just one game out of that match-up as well. At the other end, the fourth and will eye this as a great chance to Eagles need their forwards to fire, as their push into finals contention. Luke leading goal kicker is Corey Solly with just Trenorden is a star but Craig Jamar holds 11 — every other team has a player who his own every week, so that will be a great has kicked more goals than that. At the match-up to watch. Josh Carey, Ash final siren... CMS Crows by three goals. Williams and Henry Hollams have been in Bute v Kadina ripping form, whilst for Wallaroo Glenn I’m tipping the Eagles to lose and Bute to Bretten has been a shining light. Bretten, win, which would put both sides level on who was one of Wallaroo’s most promising the ladder. Their percentages are close, so players as a teenager, has battled injuries every goal the Roosters manage this week for much of his career so it is great to see will be important as they look to finish the him playing excellent footy again now in first half of the season in the top four. his 30s. Unfortunately for Wallaroo, certain Kadina should welcome back George top talents are not going to be back this Hannaford — its sole recruit — from week, or anytime soon, so I think the injury which will bolster its midfield. Still, Cougars will be too deep. At the final Bute will hope to get on top in this area. siren... CY Cougars by five goals. Jack and Henry Trenorden, and Jack Moonta v Ardrossan Dalgleish, have been finding a heap of the It hasn’t been the fairytale season footy and the Bloods will have to stick tight Ardrossan had hoped for, but time is on the to them if they want to stem their influ- Roos’ side. They are only two games out of ence. Sam Taylor has been in great form fourth spot, but they need a big win to get around the ground and Angus Hunter- some momentum going. This week pro- Price also offers plenty both in the air and vides a perfect opportunity, but it’s a big ask at ground level. Kadina has its share of against the rampaging Demons. You never young, long and lean players as well, so the know exactly how many top players aerial contests in this game will be worth Moonta will have, as several have SANFL the price of admission. At the final siren... commitments, but even at their “weakest” Bute by four goals. Moonta v Ardrossan the game to watch “Straight Shooter” be tight and competitive, making it any- one’s game. Moonta could have a slight REPORT BY home-court advantage. Of course, another Well done to all the girls who represent- advantage is the fact these girls have played ed Yorke Peninsula Netball Association in together before in a premiership-winning the Country Championships in Adelaide side. Ardrossan, on the other hand, seems during the long weekend. to be jelling really well. I think the matchup Peter ARGENT abridged 2020 Adelaide Basketball flags for Bears, Garrard had a big Also, a huge congratulations to the vol- of the day will be between Ardrossan REPORT BY Challenge for the Central District Lions. impact on her return to the Yorke “I was convinced to go to the Lions Valley competition last season. unteers including umpires, coaches, team defender Kate Pfeiffer and Moonta goalie Now playing a power forward role by then coach Shaun Richards. Along with playing in an Arthurton managers and parents for all you do to Alicia Bagnall. Do I dare tip the draw? At with the NBL1 side Norward Flames, “Along with playing, I also coach Tigers premiership, Garrard won the make weekends such as this one a huge hit. the final whistle... Moonta by three goals. CMS Crows v Southern Eagles 27-year-old basketballer Georgie Aussie Hoops at Norwood, u10s and competition’s season best and fairest. The girls could not compete without the Garrard started in under 10s at Kadina u12s on Saturday mornings. “I’m always striving to be a better help of all of you. The Crows have perched themselves on Bloods. “I really love coaching the kids and player,” Garrard said This weekend’s games will complete the the top of the ladder and remain there due Her hoops journey included repre- teaching them about the game.” “Playing alongside quality basket- first round of the season and boy oh boy is to percentage. That spot is up for grabs this sentative basketball with the Yorke Noted as an aggressive and compet- ballers like Ally (Wilson) and Steph it flying by! round, so Crows need to stay on the top of Valley association, and she also played itive player, Garrard is strong defen- (Talbot) and looking up to the girls a There should be fresh legs across the their game. The Southern Eagles haven’t nationals, donning the red, blue and sively and rebounds powerfully, along few years older, Bree Farley was always board and we look forward to what flown as comfortably this season and sit gold for SA Country teams from with having a sound all-round game, a great motivator to push and become Saturday will bring — good luck to all. third from the bottom. CMS should be able CY Cougars v Wallaroo under 14s through to u18s. and is able to shoot inside and outside better. to take the win here with ease. At the final For the Flames this season Garrard the three-point arc. “The NBL1 competition is of a high I don’t think there is much tipping for whistle... CMS Crows by 25 goals. Bute v Kadina has been averaging 4.87 points and When Garrard was in Queensland, standard here in Adelaide and I would me to do when it comes to this game nearly five rebounds a game. she was collected out of a social bas- like to play in it for a few years yet. despite the continued determination from I believe this match could be closer than Her standout performance was the ketball program to play for the “It’s nice to have Mum and members Wallaroo. Cougars have the home court anticipated depending on Kadina’s line-up, season opener against Woodville, where Northside Wizards in Brisbane in the of the family being able to come and advantage and better team depth down the which of late has been inconsistent, with she produced a double-double, grabbed NBL North conference competition, watch me play here in Adelaide.” entire court. They shouldn’t have any trou- many of their players stepping up to play 13 rebounds and scored 11 points. culminating in being a member of Garrard, whose partner Kasia Culhane ble with this one. At the final whistle... CY two games per week. Bute has the consis- “This is my first contract with the starting five in the Wizards’ 2019 just participated in the SANFLW grand Cougars by 30 goals. tency and the determination to win this Moonta v Ardrossan Norwood Flames,” Garrard said. premiership. final for West Adelaide, is contemplating one if it plays well. I’d like to think Bute can “I did play a dozen games in the After playing in a couple of A grade having a crack at footy as well. These teams sit in the top four and I look take this one all the way on its home court, forward to seeing what they can do on so I’m tipping the upset. At the final whis- Saturday. Matchups down the court should tle... Bute by one goal.
Yorke Peninsula Country Times Wednesday, June 16, 2021 37 Sport www.ypct.com.au 38 On an elevated stage Peter ARGENT tition started with Woodville-West Wallaroo talent Bailey Hann Torrens pumping Port Adelaide kicked 1.1 among his 10 touches, REPORT BY after halftime on Saturday after- while Broughton-Mundoora noon. junior Jamison Murphy kicked AFL There were just six points sepa- four goals. Yet again Port Adelaide couldn’t rating the sides at the long inter- South was no match for knock over a top-four scalp, losing val, but the Eagles kicked 11 goals Norwood, going down by six goals 14.7 (91) to 17.10 (112) against to one in the second half, winning in the early game at Noarlunga. Geelong in a game of significant 17.7 (109) to 6.5 (41). Liam Martin was a serviceable momentum swings, the round 13 Jake Von Bertouch was a target contributor with 14 disposals (10 opener at Adelaide Oval, last in attack, kicking 3.1, while Jarrad kicks) and two tackles. Thursday evening. Redden dominated the ruck con- Port had jumped out to a nine- tests with 22 hit-outs and finished SANFL u18s point lead early in the final term, with 11 disposals. In the annual Jake Watson but Jeremy Cameron changed the For the Magpies, Matthew Memorial Shield match between course of the contest with a virtu- Appleton won his share of the ball Woodville-West Torrens and West oso display. at stoppages, finishing with nine Adelaide finished in a dramatic Lachlan Jones started on the kicks, 14 handballs and six clear- draw at Richmond on Friday interchange bench and Boyd ances. night. Woodcock was used as the medi- Jake Westbrook gave some West Adelaide kicked the last cal substitute. rebound from defence, collecting two goals of the contest to see the Following a lack-lustre perfor- 15 disposals. Dylan Aldridge and scores locked away, Bloods 13.12 z SANFL U18S... Holding the Jake Watson Memorial Shield are Woodville-West mance in defence, Jones kicked his Ben Edwards also donned the (90) to Eagles 14.6 (90). Torrens players Jonte Hunter-Price, Brock Thomson, Charlie Adams, Zac Phillips first AFL goal after being moved prison bar jumper. The YP quintet of Jonte Hunter- and Will Pearce. into attack late in the game. He Jake Summerton, Jack Price, Zac Phillips, Charlie Adams, finished with eight disposals and Elsworthy and their South Brock Thomson and Will Pearce three tackles. Adelaide teammates weren’t able all played in this heart stopper. Woodcock entered the game to get the job done against a bel- Thomson had 20 disposals, late in the opening term, after ligerent Norwood, going down by while Phillips was outstanding Todd Marshall was concussed; he nine points at Noarlunga on with 19 possessions, 21 hit-outs finished with six disposals and two Monday. and a goal. tackles. Elsworthy quelled Paul Puopolo Adams was strong at the contest In a shock result on Friday night and had 16 touches, while with 18 possessions, four tackles, at the Sydney Cricket Ground, Summerton was stoic, collecting three clearances and 1.1. 17th-placed Hawthorn defeated 10 possessions. Sydney 14.5 (89) to 7.9 (51). Super Netball Port Broughton lad George SANFL reserves In an impressive result for the Hewett, who started forward, was Eagles reserves lost a thriller by home team at the Adelaide a solid contributor with 11 posses- four points to Sturt, 9.4 (58) to Entertainment Centre on Saturday sions and three tackles. 10.2 (62). evening, Lightning defeated The high profile Collingwood Max Litster led the way with 26 Sydney Swifts 58 to 53. versus Melbourne Queen’s touches while Lachlan Hoile was Yorke Peninsula export and Birthday clash at the SCG was solid with 23 possessions. Swifts defender Sarah Klau was Nathan Buckley’s last game at Jack Wheare was a good option credited with a rebound, a pair of Collingwood after he stepped in attack with 2.2 from his 14 dis- centre pass receivals and a gain, down earlier in the week. posals and eight marks. along with recording two The Magpies defeated the top Will Neumann, promoted for turnovers. side 11.14 (80) to 9.9 (63), display- his first reserves game, finished In Brisbane, Sasha Glasgow and ing plenty of dash and dare that with nine touches (six handballs). West Coast Fever had a 79 to 69 had previously escaped the side At the Bay on Monday was even win against Queensland Firebirds. this season. more dramatic, Glenelg enduring Glasgow, who started on the Collingwood rookie Caleb its first loss, despite leading against interchange bench, finished with a Poulter continued his consistent North Adelaide when the final 100 per cent shooting percentage. performances on a wing, finishing siren sounded. She was two from two from with 16 possessions, but kicked a Post-siren, Port Pirie lad normal range, and three from pair of behinds. Harrison Magor lived every boy’s three in the super shot area, along dream of kicking the match win- with being credited with seven z SANFL LEAGUE... Jake Von Bertouch z AFL... Lachlan Jones kicked his first SANFL league ner, before being swamped by assists, eight feeds and half a dozen was a target in attack in Woodville- AFL goal during the Port Adelaide v Round 10 of the league compe- Roosters teammates. centre pass receivals. West Torrens’ defeat of Port Adelaide. Geelong clash at Adelaide Oval.
z SANFL RESERVES... Wallaroo talent z SANFL LEAGUE... Jarrad Redden, who Bailey Hann kicked 1.1 among his 10 dominated the ruck contests against touches for North Adelaide against Port Adelaide, looks for a Woodville- z SANFL U18S... Zac Phillips was outstanding for Woodville-West Torrens, Glenelg. West Torrens teammate. against West Adelaide.
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Jedd Thomson z STATE UNDER 17 SQUAD... Paskeville earns his spot in junior Jedd Thomson has won selection in the 30-strong South Australian squad state u17 squad for the national championships. Peter ARGENT best players in three of his seven appearances REPORT BY so far this season. “Jedd’s strengths include his balance and com- After a final trial at Thebarton Oval on Friday posure under pressure. He has a strong skillset night, June 12, Paskeville teenager Jedd and is generally a one-touch player,” u17s state Thomson has won selection in the 30-strong coach Julian Farkas said. South Australian squad for the 2021 AFL Under “He is one of a handful of the bottom agers 17 National Championships. (under 16s) in this year’s u17s program. Having turned 16 in February, Thomson is a “We’ll see him as contender for roles as a small 177cm, 63-kilogram small defender. defender and he could also be used as an outside He played all seven games during Woodville- midfielder as well. West Torrens’ u16s program this season, averag- “He is well in contention for a spot in this ing 22.1 disposals, with a best effort of 29 posses- Sunday’s game (June 20, against Western sions against North Adelaide. Australia at Richmond Oval).” He has also made the step up to senior football The final 23-strong team and team leaders will in the Yorke Peninsula Football League, playing be selected on Thursday evening. with a maturity well beyond his years. After that, the squad will head to Queensland His A grade debut was against Bute on Sunday, to tackle Victoria Metro on Tuesday, July 6, and April 25, and he has been among Paskeville’s Victoria Country on Friday, July 9.
Wallaroo Bowling Club Seafood Spectacular
Wallaroo Bowling Club held its popular Seafood Sunday lunch; wines from The Lane Vineyard were The prize winners were: *Day 2 — winners: TJ Saunders, Craig Mills, Spectacular Carnival at the June long weekend. served each day. *Day 1 — winners: Graham Soar, Tony Northcott, Nathan Black, Geoff Munn (West Lakes); runners-up: Congratulations to all the volunteers from the bowl- Thank you to major sponsor The Lane Vineyard Allan Northcott, Matt Short (Angaston); runners-up: Roger Birnie, Matt Goss (Mount Barker), Paul Banks, ing club who made the weekend a great success. and our co-sponsors Weeroona Hotel, Lion Brewing, Craig Mills, Nathan Black, Geoff Munn, TJ Saunders Peter Harris (Wallaroo); best pair: Gianni Chirico, A brilliant spread of garfish, chips and salad was NYP Real Estate, The Anglers Inn Hotel Motel and JJ (West Lakes); best pair: Leon Rodda, Joe De Ron (Port Romano Sterai (Woodville) served on the Saturday, with prawns brought out for Seafoods. Noarlunga) P Sweet
z SEAFOOD SPECTACULAR... Best pair day 1: Leon Rodda and Joe De Ron (Port Noarlunga) with WBC president Brian z SEAFOOD SPECTACULAR... Winners day 1: Graham Soar, z SEAFOOD SPECTACULAR... Winners day 2: TJ Saunders, Smith (middle). Tony Northcott, Allan Northcott, Matt Short (Angaston). Craig Mills, Nathan Black, Geoff Munn (West Lakes).
z SEAFOOD SPECTACULAR... Best pair day 2: Gianni Chirico and Romano z SEAFOOD SPECTACULAR... Runners-up day 2: Roger Sterai (Woodville), with WBC president z SEAFOOD SPECTACULAR... Runners-up day 1: Craig Mills, Birnie, Matt Goss (Mount Barker) with help from Paul Banks, Brian Smith. Nathan Black, Geoff Munn, TJ Saunders (West Lakes) Peter Harris (Wallaroo), with WBC president Brian Smith.
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Yorke Peninsula Netball Association ankle injury. against Hills and Western Eyre before Whyalla, Barossa, Light and Gawler, and Game three was a hard slog, going had six representative teams in this year’s YP pushed on with accuracy in the coming up against the eventual winner Port Augusta. down to eventual A grade runners-up Netball SA Country Championships held goals from Hallie Koch and Gabrielle River Murray. The YP players showed great compo- KNT. in Adelaide June 12-14. Hickman and ended with a loss in their Despite playing some great passages of sure and maturity as they continued to A rather scrappy game at times with For the first time, these included an 11 first game. netball, YP once again finished fourth in work hard and not give up as many of the multiple turnovers by both teams. and under side, which played on YP continued on with a couple of clos- their pool for the day. games became physical. The midcourt of Rudduck, Pedler and Saturday, June 12, only. er matches with Nellie Polkinghorne in Gow-Smith asked the team to leave On the last day, the girls began strongly, Adams worked hard throughout this “We sent a team of 10 young players as the midcourt intercepting passes and the nothing out on the court for their final determined to change the ways of Sunday. game giving goalies every opportunity to representatives in what was scheduled as team gained their first win against two games on Monday and the girls cer- Both games were rematches, against score. the final year of this competition, most of Southern Hills by two goals. tainly rose to the challenge. Mid Hills and Kangaroo Island; the girls Rudduck suffered what she thought the players had come through the ranks Things got a little harder as the day They gave Western Border a challenge, showed skill and determination resulting was a groin injury during this game and of country champs as juniors for YPNA,” went on and defensive player Elouise playing some of their best netball and in wins in both games. took no further part in the competition. YPNA country champs coordinator Johns was taken off with a bruised knee. went into their last game of the champs Overall, YP finished ninth. Game four YP was up against Mid Janine Burrows said. The defence banded together well as against YPNA Red with a new-found Congratulations to all girls as they rep- South East, Maxwell at WA combined “This year there were 15 senior teams Brianna Hayes fed the goals to get YP confidence. resented the YPNA showing sportsman- well with Pedler at C with both working entered and, following feedback from over the line against Port Pirie in the last The YPNA teams were evenly matched ship, competitive spirit and skill. hard to bring the ball through the mid- associations, this competition will contin- game of the day, YP having only seven so some competitive netball ensued. 17 AND UNDER court. ue into the future. players with no reserves left. Scoring was goal-for-goal with no ball A tough draw on Saturday meant the Coach Bussenschutt used various rota- “We had such interest from girls and Reserves were called up to join the uncontested, with halftime scores sepa- team played two of the strongest teams, tions consistently to keep everyone as such high calibre that the association team on Sunday. rated by a single goal. KNT and Port Augusta. fresh as possible with a number of girls entered two teams in the 13 and under Tayer Warren and Lucy Sinton soon The coach’s halftime speech put the fire A win against Western Eyre and two playing different positions than usual. division.” got onto the court and right into the into the girls and they came out to put a close games left YP sitting third in the McSkimming started game five at C Mrs Burrows said there were represen- action in the defence. few quick goals on the board; this made pool at the end of the first day with con- and Kirkwood at WA; both normally tatives from all YPNA clubs amongst the YP started with a great win against all the difference in a seesawing game, sistent shooting by Taneesha Fleming, defenders, they showed their versatility 57 players. Adelaide Plains by 20 goals. which YPNA Black won. Skyler Smith and Lucy Bussenschutt. and fed well into the goal circle, helping to “We had 11 umpires from a range of The team had a few more close games This was a fantastic way to end the car- In another tough day of competition in give the second win for the day defeating clubs and of course the six team managers and won another game by five against nival with an energetic display of YP net- div I, the defensive team of Jorja Rogers, the previously undefeated Western Eyre. and coaches,” she said. Riverland with Eliza Rosewarne domi- ball, played with great sportsmanship. Shayla Herbert and Emma Phipps was in At the end of day one, the team found “Georgina Farrow, from CMS Crows, nating in defence. 15 AND UNDER excellent form, keeping the oppositions’ themselves with two wins and three losses was selected in the team of the carnival At the end of day two, YPNA Red was Coached by Barb Pedler, the team scores to a minimum but unable to get placing them in B grade for the next day’s (10 players selected by the coaches from fourth on the ladder and made it into the started the three-day carnival enthusiasti- over the line in the three close matches. matches. all senior teams). finals. cally. Monday morning brought fresh drive The first game on Sunday was a strong “Congratulations to all players, team This last day was a tough draw playing With 27 teams in the draw, the teams through the midcourt with Macayla win against Adelaide Plains with great members all officials for their time and the top team and eventual winners. were divided into five pools to play on Marner, Georgia Hasting and Meg Lock defensive work from Hickman, Farrow support, and thanks to all the supporters.” YP started strongly, Innaaha Zahid and Saturday to determine divisions for running home hard in another two close and McSkimming making it very difficult
Charlotte Burke intercepted well with Sunday and Monday’s competition. games. for Adelaide Plains to score. Johns and Rosewarne combining well in YP plated Eastern Eyre, Mid Hills 2, An amazing weekend of versatility and Luke and Maxwell combined well in Team reports defence but unfortunately the opposition Western Border 2, Kangaroo Island and persistence, both physically and mentally, the goal circle to help secure a strong win 11 AND UNDER was too strong. Mallee on Saturday. showed a lot of promise for our local to start day two. This was the first year country champs The playoff for 7th/8th against YPNA Strong defence from Meg Day, Taylor competition. Game two on Sunday was a hard- netball had an 11-year-old age category. Black was a match to watch. Hickman Davies, Sadie Polkinghorne and Olivia SENIORS fought tussle with Barossa Light and They played five games on the first day and Koch shot accurately and the margin Blackwell-Nye provided a great last line of Players were Lauren McSkimming, Gawler (eventual runner-up in B grade), of the carnival, with results including a was narrow at halftime. defence making the opposition shooters Josie Rudduck, Bronwyn Farrow and going down by four goals. draw, a win and three losses, so very Both sides made changes to their line- work hard for every goal and forcing Georgina Farrow from CMS Crows; Alice In the final game on Sunday, YP had a much a mixed bag. ups but Red ran out of puff and was many opposition turnovers. Hickman and Indilee Pedler from convincing win over Mallee, placing it The girls had a great time under the behind at the end of the game. Imogen Trengove, Taylor Larsson, Southern Eagles; Libby Adams from third in B grade. professional guidance of coach Brooke It was great to finish the weekend Marley Holmes and Emily Burrows Moonta; Cerys Kirkwood from Kadina; YP came up against a very physical Port Polkinghorne. against the other YPNA side and great worked the midcourt tirelessly, providing Lauren Maxwell from Paskeville and Lincoln in the semifinal. When asked, some of the girls’ high- sportsmanship and friendship was shown strong transition between both ends of Sarah Luke from CY Cougars. Maxwell left the court early in the game lights were getting to play with girls from between the two. the court. Coach was Fiona Bussenschutt, with an ankle injury, Pedler took a knock different clubs, playing against harder YPNA BLACK They forced many turnovers and com- Paskeville. to the head and also left the court later in teams and making new friends. YPNA Black was coached by Ally bined well in any combination used. Game one, the team was up against the game. 13 AND UNDER Gow-Smith, who had the girls playing Ella Champion, Burrows, Davies, Day, River Murray and came away with a good The girls fought hard in this game but YPNA RED some great netball and fighting hard in and Blackwell-Nye combined well and, win. went down to eventual B grade champi- The first day started with a lot of excite- every game they played. with accurate shooting, YP won all its five Luke and Farrow combined well in the ons Port Lincoln. ment and anticipation with the girls Saturday, the girls came out firing with Saturday games. goal circle and shot beautifully. Overall, it was a great two days of net- warming up on court ready for the 9am a few wins before coming up against This earned the team a spot in the divi- Great rebounding and strong inter- ball with everyone contributing and being start. some tall teams. sion I pool for the rest of the carnival. cepts by defences Kirkwood and prepared to do whatever their coach asked The girls started to gel together against They were competitive all day and fin- Sunday’s competition was a bit tougher McSkimming all contributed to the win. of them. Hills but things started to unravel as mid- ished fourth in their pool. with YP only able to record a draw with Game two was a nail bitter with YPNA Georgina Farrow was named in the court Laura Green went down with an Sunday, YP started with fantastic wins North Eastern and losses against Hills, losing by one goal to Great Southern. team of the year, awesome effort!
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z YPNA 17 AND UNDER... Back: coach Sharne Thomson, Skyler Smith, Shayla z YPNA SENIORS... Back: coach Fiona Bussenschutt, Georgina Farrow, Sarah Herbert, Lucy Bussenschutt, Taneesha Fleming, Jorja Rogers, Ella McCauley; Luke, team manager Jasmine Maxwell; front: Indilee Pedler, Libby Adams, front: Meg Lock, Georgia Hasting, Macayla Marner, Emma Phipps. Bronwyn Farrow, Lauren McSkimming, Alice Hickman, Lauren Maxwell, Cerys Kirkwood. (Absent: Josie Rudduck.)
z YPNA 13 AND UNDER... YPNA Black, back: coach Ally Gow-Smith, Annabel z YPNA 13 AND UNDER... YPNA Red, back: team manager Ange Hickman, Tayer Geater-Johnson, Jada Pedler, Ruby Champion, Summer Davies, team manager Warren, Elouise Johns, Eliza Rosewarne, Hallie Koch, Lucy Sinton, coach Narelle Michelle Geater-Johnson; front: Maeve Cockshell, Ava Mashford, Miley Koch; front: Charlotte Burke, Brianna Hayes, Gabrielle Hickman, Nellie Bussenschutt, Mackenzie Wood, Natalie Horn. Polkinghorne, Innaaha Zahid; inset: Laura Green.
z YPNA 15 AND UNDER... Back: Sadie Polkinghorne, Emily Burrows, Marley z YPNA 11 AND UNDER... Back: coach Brooke Polkinghorne, Summer Koch, Jemima Holmes, captain Taylor Larsson, Imogen Trengove, Taylor Davies; front: Meg Day, Polkinghorne, team manager Mandy Amey; front: Penny Kohlhagen, Lily Davies, Olivia Blackwell-Nye, Ella Champion. Sophie Burrows, Phoebe Rosewarne, Zoe Holmes, Jayme Koch, Caitlyn Wheare.
Yorke Peninsula Country Times Wednesday, June 16, 2021 41 PLAYERS LIST v CY COUGARS v WALLAROO MOONTAAT MOONTAARDROSSAN AT MAITLAND
SENIORS JUNIORS SENIORS JUNIORS SENIORS JUNIORS SENIORS JUNIORS A Grade E Grade A and B Grade E Grade A Grade E Grade A Grade E Grade Adele Keleher Ella Aldridge Annalyce Baird Alexa Simmons Alix Hillebrand Accacia Bellchambers Baylee Houghagen Hayley Bennett-Sweet Alicia Bagnall Ella Champion Ashlea Kartinyeri Amber Germein Chloe Linke Emily Burrows Lucy Johns Lilly Cockshell Indy Thyer Amber Aldridge Jemma Muckray Chelsea Hogarth Georgia Simmons Joanne Davey Shaye Marshall Ella Levi Bella Congdon Kloe Appleton Isabelle Teakle Lana Bagshaw Layla Heinrich Charlotte Neill Makayla Fawkes Corrine Watson Nicole Whittaker Marley Holmes Talia Nadich Kate Muir Ebony Wheare Laura Cassidy Ruby Dyett Prue Redden Ella Phelan Libby Adams Olivia Blackwell-Nye Serenity Gorden Lizzie Cane Olivia Jones Elisha Carter Sophie Mills Sadie Polkinghorne Jorja Rogers Emily Ramsey Nikki Bock Georgia Kuhndt Sarah Luke Taylah Graham Kayla Russel Emily Rogers Scarlett Hatcher Tamiya Hickman Tayla Barrand Renee Butler Tammin Hughes Hannah Clift F Grade Taylor Davies B Grade Selina Rudd Tamara Lodge F Grade B Grade F Grade Shayla Whittaker B Grade Izzy Jacobs Amelia Cornell Sarah Larwood Abby Braley Ashlee Clifford Bethany Sly Annabel Geater-Johnson F Grade Courtney Adams Joanne Hewitson Bridget McEvoy Daisy Jarrett Jess Liddy Amelia Bugg Kate Pfeiffer Eliza Whittaker Macayla Marner Mia Frost Emily Jolly Bree Williams Keeley Abell Charity Selleck Elouise Johns Larissa May Emma Prout Kylie Thompson Eona Petch Hayley Humes Jessica Niotis Charlotte Keleher Matilda Teakle Emma Phipps Tequalla Pepall Erin Roocke Hallie Koch Laura Kotz Mikayla Dayman Georgina Davies Madeline Honner Marley Smith Skyler Smith Abbee Ross Kelly Galley India Rowntree Lauren Pierson Olivia Howse Jess Morony Lucy Sinton Michaela Woodward Madeline Raymond Shayla Graham Nellie Polkinghorne Bonnie Summerton Lucy Hancocks Stella Clifford Skye Edwards Kennedy Smith Michelle Hatcher Maeve Cockshell Renee Oster Tia Black Sheree Tezacker Kate Williams G Grade G Grade Summer Davies C Grade Olivia Congdon Ruby Champion Tessa Oster Sophie Wehr G Grade Hayley Robinson C Grade Sarah Griffin C and D Grade Caitlyn Wheare C Grade Lynelle Bodie Asha Whittaker Alexis Bodie G Grade Carly Whittaker Annabel Whittaker Lauren Coleman Emily Cook Chloe Brown Elsie Meaney Elektra Casey Hayley Durdin-Dodman Chloe Formosa Chloe Jenkins Charlotte Howse Charlotte Nixon Jemima Polkinghorne Ruth Keen Kate Maitland Dolce Wauchope Grace Davey Georgia Hasting Charlotte Lagoudakis Dana Trendown Lily Davies Megan Liddy Emilie Malone - Hosking Laura Anders Eva Richardson Emma Hickman Isabelle Dayman Hilary Davies Lucy Wheare Pauline Marner Mackenzie Weltman Jayme Koch Emma Whittaker Jemma Mattschoss Jess Moore Penny Kohlhagen Ally Ramsey Mikalah Ritchie Maddison Wissell Kianna Pepall Xavier Ross Madison Pearson Hannah Goldsworthy Jessica Davies Poppy Dyett Emarli Raymond Melissa Reid Sienna Madigan Hannah Nixon Shanaid Sansbury Mia Whittaker Ryleigh Graham Fletcher Shiell Summer Koch Shayla Brind Christy Western Mileah Weight Skye Watson Jessica Lee Sophie Baker Sophie Burrows D Grade Tayla Oxspring Sienna Lawrie D Grade Zoe Holmes H Grade Zoe Linke Violet Cooper Kimberly McKibbin H Grade H Grade Tara Drewett D Grade Kyla Green Abbie Morris Mackenzie Batchelor H Grade Abby Elsworthy Addison Graham Emily Koch Luciana Bennett Amanda Formosa Ava Penna Mardi Dennis Ava Turley Chrissy Wright Alice Butler Tallara Miller Amber Woods Olivia Ephgrave Eleanor Mack Addison Finn Eloise Crosby Imogen Ryan Amelia Johnson Taylah Miller Skye Jamieson Gabriella Fawkes Isabelle Crawford Paige Flutey Isabelle Treloar Jessica Dutschke Eva Palin Kate Prout Tammie Rawlings Lily Dyett Brooke Millward Alina Lagoudakis Kailee Ellis Layla Black Isabelle Hucks Paula Perkins Kerry Richardson Mackenzie Carter Tiffany Clarke Lucy Mattschoss Olivia Dyett Libby Bagshaw Amelia Levi Matilda Murray Na’delle Matz Trina Whittaker Molly Oster Sarah Browning Matilda Southwood Daisy-Lea Turnbull Skyla Marner Rachel Prout Nevayah Karpany Ruby Le Sheree Crowe Mia Davies Georgia Voigt Edie Winter Tahlia Woodward Savannah Gurr Sienna Ryan Taylah Elliott Neveah Baker Victoria March Sophia Marchetto Zara Wissell Olivia Adams CMS CROWS v STHN EAGLES BUTE v KADINA AT STANSBURY AT BUTE SENIORS JUNIORS SENIORS JUNIORS SENIORS JUNIORS SENIORS JUNIORS A and B Grade Aaliyah Lloyd Alexis May Annalise Evans Aleya Phillips Amy Short Addison Sandercock Alex Wehr Alice Schultz Amy Lennerth Alice Polkinghorne Alanna Barrand Addelyn Hayes Ashleigh Allan Alycia Lang Asha Pedler Amahli Ziersch Breeana McNeilly Amelie Hickman Alice Hickman Amara Pedler Beck Crosby Amelia Trengove Breannah Nelson Annalise Evans Bronwyn Farrow Annabelle Cook Alicia Miller Amy Gray Breanna Taylor Ava Mashford Brooke Daws Charlotte Mercer Brianna Warrior Amy Murdoch Aroha Beazley Britt Herbert Ava Papps Caitlin Bettess Chloe Junggeburt Carolyn Jansons Charlotte Burke Ebony Lamshed Chantelle Castellan Caitlin Roads Ava Goodes Brooke Russell Caitlin Hewett Casey Lock Eleanor Francis Charlotte Cook Charli McIntosh- Dayna Green Cerys Kirkwood Denni Oldfield Eleanor Brown Brianna Hayes Charlotte Rose Eliza Rosewarne Emma Reade Ella Clift Whitehouse Charlee Thompson Chelsea Nelligan Della Krieg Cheyanne Ostendorf Ella May Emily Haydon Charlotte Barlow Destany Newman Chloe Barrett Elli Reschke Georgina Farrow Ellie Polkinghorne Chelsea Smith Elshay de Wet Isabella Varricchio Gabrielle Hickman Emma Goldsmith Charlotte Clark Eloise Guest Ella McCauley Claudia Lawrence Emily Flowers Jessica Reppin Georgina Hickman Erin Hoare Dakota Brunton Grace Shaw Elsie Daniel Denae Moir Eva Schilling Josie Rudduck Georgina Brown Gabby Mader Emilie Heinrich-Smith Hanna Pridham Emma Ritter Ebony Mustard Eva Harris Harriet Parsons Indilee Pedler Emma Easther Georgia McKay Ghenelle Brennan Georgia Flowers Kari Jones Lucy Dixon Grace Schilling Keely Daniell Isobel Cook Jessie East Emma Hobbs Marissa Hewett Hazel Michael Hayley Lockwood Jenna Germaine Grace Neumann Lauren McSkimming Kara Shuttleworth Emma Mumford Mikayla Galbraith Imogen Trengove Karmela Kleinig Grace Petherick Jessica Farrow Katie Hocking Harlee Clark Innaaha Zahid Kayla Air Hayley Lockwood Leah McDonnell Jorja Bennett Olivia Coad Lauren Connell Holly Bryan Laci Dayman Kristie Reschke Kailee Trott Lee Blyth Kitty Wilson Paris Schilling Laci Reschke Liliana Alafaci Lara Jansons Rikki Barlow-Gill Jada Pedler Sarah Bailey Laura Green Lucy Holbrook Lainey Charlton Matilda Wheare Layla Walsh Rowie Beazley-McKinnon Jorja Mumford Sarah Taylor Layla Young Madeline Wishart Lexi March Mellanie Reppin Lily Wildash Taneesha Flemming Kalani de Roos Shilo Agnew Lucy McArdle Nikkita Aldridge Lucy Bettess Lucy Mahar C and D Grade Lily Thompson Maya Young Prue Hicks Macey Charlton Nelly Bittner Sydney Wigzell Mackenzie Wood Nikki Hoyle Macey Coe Abbie Bray Lucy Warren Tyra Wigzell Meg Dayman Shari Roennfeldt Mackenzie Neumann Rebecca Brown Madison-Lee Ryan Amy Loechel Madison Brunton Mikayla Green Sharna Pedler Madison Flowers Maggie Walsh Anissa Thompson Mazlin Hart Natalia Bagnato Sonia Francis Meg Day Rebecca Harris Matilda Cook Renee Farrow Brittney Hendry Mia Goodes Olivia Elsworthy Sophie Driver Meg Lock Mia Warrior Coby Lane Pippa Krieg Taya Hosking Mia Marlow Sophie Longbottom Mia Longbottom Olive Harkin Mia Schmidt Sophie Newell Natalie Blyth Ebbony Peter Olivia Warren Shayla Bettess Tayler Nelson Montana Toole Taitlyn Tilbrook Natalie Horn Ellah-Rose Plane Poppy Harkin Shayla Herbert Taylor Chalker Morgan Phillips Emilie Henrich-Smith Rachel Pedler Sophie Angel Teesha Angus Olivia Brook Tani Farrow Olivia Cook Phoebe Rosewarne Tara Gillies Rose Pisani Emily Lloyd Taneesha Fleming Star Dayman Ruby Petherick Rubi Humphrys Georgia Daniell Tara Easther Stella Hewett Saraya Mercer Shorna Bosher Jen Eisner Tayer Warren Stephanie Davidson Sienna Tucker Sienna McDonnell Leanne Goldsmith Zara Loechel Tali Dayman Sienna Rawlinson Sophie Franz Skye Ormsby Lucy Warren Zara Smith Tessa Paterson Sophia Hickman Sophie May Madison Brunton Sophie Richardson Tayah Dunstone Rebecca Barlow Taya Hosking
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42 Yorke Peninsula Country Times Wednesday, June 16, 2021 PLAYERS LIST v CY COUGARS v WALLAROO MOONTAAT MOONTA ARDROSSAN AT MAITLAND A&B GRADES COLTS A&B GRADES COLTS A&B GRADES COLTS A&B GRADES COLTS 1 Matt Altmann 1 Alex Schache 1 Dayman, Nicholas 1 Rawlings, Josh 1 Trenorden, Luke 6 Briggs, Flynn 1 Jamar, Craig 1 Bates, Deacon 2 Lucas Gordon 1 Alfie Gunning 2 Rowntree, George 2 Williams, Jacob 2 Hay, Charlie 4 Butler, Henry 2 Holman, Samuel 1 Northeast, Harrison 3 Ricky Mackereth 2 Ethan Osborn 4 Easther, Matthew 3 Dodd, Liam 3 Abela, Benjamin 2 Platten, Brodie 4 Alex Elsworthy 3 Wheare, Brodie 4 Hollams, Henry 1 Davies, Brody 5 Bollmeyer, Jack 3 Joshua Griffin 5 Spirritt, Matthew 4 Jackson, Matthew 1 Butler, George 2 Richardson, Caiden 5 Dylan Aldridge 3 Tex Price 6 Pierson, Nathan 5 Carey, Josh 5 Martin, Matty 3 Galvez, Zyndel 6 Matt Appleton 4 Jett Smith 7 Davey, Corey 5 Clifford, Levi 6 Whittaker, Lachlan 3 Vandepeer, Hamish 6 Allocca, David 7 Tyler Kelly 4 Toby Braley 7 Pierson, Hayden 6 Le Feuvre, Angus 7 Freeman, Kurt 4 Southwood, Jack 7 Russell, Benjamin 3 Rogers, William 8 Jake Andrews 5 Kai Wahlstedt 8 Lee, Sebastian 7 Nichols, Axl 8 Gray, Corey 5 Karpany, Kalvyn 8 Bretten, Glenn 4 Steer, Jayden 9 Tyler Andrews 5 Gus Hall 9 Brind, Nicholas 9 Gerschwitz, Kaleb 9 Hann, Izaak 4 Mummery, Cohen 10 Sam Willmott 8 Mills, Tyler 10 Hyland, Jake 6 Davies, Brody 9 Cuthill, Zak 5 Niotis, Dylan 11 Ollie Mullins 6 Jake Murray 10 Schulz, Matthew 9 Meyers, Cash 8 Kakoschke, Charlie 7 Caleb Keleher 11 Roads, Samuel 11 Williams, Ashley 10 Weger, Dylan 5 Mind, Frank 12 Fallon Wanganeen 7 Fraser Elsworthy 11 Clifford, Jake 12 Luck, Thomas 9 Davies, Archie 11 Rothnagel, Luke 6 Richardson, Rylan 13 Troy Colliver 12 Watson, Tim 13 Stock, Nicholas 12 Olive, Harry 10 Davies, Jackson 12 Leighton, Jack 14 Mark Francis 8 Jayga Warmington 13 Wellington, Steven 13 Grillett, Thomas 7 Phelan, Riley 15 Jack Cooper 8 Samuel Freund 14 Parsons, Ben 14 Gorden, Sebastian 12 Robinson, Brad 11 Olive, Harrison 8 Nolan, Lochi 9 Sam Fry 13 Wuttke, Chad 14 Clements, Bailey 16 Dale Marriott 15 Rowntree, Angus 15 Pedler, Jett 14 Briggs, Flynn 11 Dyett, Finn 15 Dyer, Samuel 8 Kuhndt, Curtis 17 Sam Watson 9 Blake Walkley 16 Lawson, Josh 16 Chapman, Dylan 12 Thyer, Hugo 16 May, Braidyn 9 Kay, Tate 18 Lachlan Slack 10 Jai Tabb 16 Green, Luke 15 Potts, Jesse 10 Benjamin Jarvis 18 Mattschoss, Eddy 15 Robinson, Bradley 14 Geater-Johnson, 17 Westlake, Dylan 9 Pepall, Nakita 19 Jack Nicholas 18 Rowntree, Jack 19 Lawrie, Seth 16 Ryan, Adam Harrison 17 Richards, Connor 10 Vainui-Yeates, Elijah 20 Tom Hancocks 11 Ashton Wardle 19 Crowell, Henry 18 Murphy, Nathan 10 Miller, Mitchell 21 Brodie Maitland 11 Mason Dunlop 20 Pfeiffer, Sam 20 Teakle, Archie 17 Baker, Josh 15 Jarrett, Cooper 19 Holman, Jesse 22 Aidan Turner 12 Connor Wiltshire 22 O'Connor, Cohen 18 Colliver, Ben 16 Dutschke, Zac 11 Fletcher, Nathan 22 Treloar, Dale 20 Petch, Conan 20 Weger, Jack 12 Petherick, Xander 23 Mally Karpany 12 Peter Formosa 24 Jacobs, Sam 24 Williams, Thomas 16 McWaters, Tyson 21 Errington, Harry 24 Steven Warrior 13 Austin Shearer 21 Greenslade, Alex 21 Finn, Dani 13 Hines, Charlie 25 Henry Bruhn 13 Bohdie Edwards 25 Erfurth, Aiden 25 O'Connor, Cobi 22 Schwartz, Lewis 17 Secker, Kayne 14 Hines, Brodie 26 Will Drogemuller 26 Blades, Kane 40 Stacey, Mark 23 Ryan, Luke 18 Howarth, Jude 22 Webb, Luke 14 Brae Hughes 27 Braund, Benjamin 23 Johns, Angus 14 Finch, Steven 27 Jordan Porteous 14 Bradley Tuckwell 23 Reid, Tyson 19 (P) Clifford, Angus 24 Hallandal, Matthew 15 Mumford, Jack 28 Dylan Slack 28 Harrison, Tysen 24 Fry, Dylan 19 Kohlhagen, Jack 29 Willis Daveson 15 Harrison Hatcher 30 Crowell, Tyson 25 O'Loughlin, Ricky 24 Corpus, Benjamin 16 Goldsmith, Trevor 32 Braden Aldridge 15 Jackson Galley 31 Tape, Connor 26 Brokenshire, Kane 20 Secker, Jimmy 25 Murphy, Scott 16 Mummery, Baylan 33 Harry Williams 16 Carsyn Darling 32 Stennett, Jayden 26 Gunning, Scott 21 Johns, Lachlan 26 Errington, Thomas 17 Roberts, Travis 34 Dylan Mansell 16 James Richardson 33 Curtis-Kelly, Jyiiha 29 Dutschke, Josh 22 Feltus, Russell 28 Dalby, Mitchell 17 Paxton, Anthony 36 Kane Pearson 17 Jamayden Webb 34 Hellmanns, Brodie 29 Wakefield, Craig 22 Cook, Tyler 29 Bollmeyer, Luke 18 Russel, Luke 37 Nick Rendell 17 Caden Young 30 Miller, Jordan 18 Blair Mullins 35 Motlop, Daniel 30 Rivers, Caleb 23 Petch, Xenos 32 Kirley, Ryan 18 Read, William 38 Patrick Fry 36 Carter, Luke 31 Clarke, Ben 23 Heinrich , Fraser 32 Wharton, Jamie 19 Miller, Blake 39 Ashley Harrold 18 Luke Chamberlain 38 Hollitt, Josh 31 Clifford, Angus 40 Jack Irlam 19 Noah Hall 33 Graham, Corey 24 Mitchell, Eliajah 33 Russo, Daniel 19 Wellgreen, Hunter 41 Scott Agnew 19 Zane Pollard 40 Channon, Bradley 25 Luck, Thomas 33 Leighton, Hayden 20 Giles, Ayden 20 Brock Pollard 41 Torsney, Jayden 34 Briggs, Connor 34 Errington, James 21 Kirley, Ryan 42 Ashton Warmington 43 Coleman, Benn 35 Dutschke, Jon 26 Wheare, Barnaby 36 Walton, Ryan 43 Josh Smith 20 Kaiden Warmington 44 Wanganeen, Frankie 36 Baker, William 26 McInerney, Mitchell 21 Northeast, Jack 45 Sean Durdin-Dodman 21 Tyrese Jolly 36 Davies, Ethan 38 Elliott, Isaac 22 Wileman, Lachie 47 Flynn Cockshell 21 Brodie Bagshaw 45 Raymond, Caleb 27 Whittaker, Jayden 39 Manu, Isaac 22 White, Lachlan 48 Jordan Nicholas 46 Wanganeen, Simon 37 Davies, Jacob 28 McInerney, Cooper 40 Martin, Chase 22 Curtis Jolly 38 Gersch, Sam 41 Kay, Tate 23 Finn, Farren 49 Aaron Meates 23 Byron Bugg 47 Parsons, Chance 38 Twelftree, Todd 29 Davey, Will 50 Lachie Wiltshire 24 Jessie Greaves 49 Parsons, Rhett 41 Cavenett, Alex 23 Witt, Hayden 51 Daniel Kurtner 50 Ottey, Brad 39 Fischer, Todd 31 Karpany, Joseph 42 Niotis, Dylan 24 Jones, Brett 24 Ryan Durdin-Dodman 40 Clark, Jock 32 Davey, Sam 42 Nolan, Lochi 24 Dempster, Adam 52 Mathew Wilder 25 Lachlan Halls 52 Clift, Alex 41 Elliott, Keigan 54 Geoff Webb 26 Blake Keywood 53 Thompson, Simon 32 Scott, Tyreese 44 Marner, Paul 25 Miller, Riley 55 Corey Angie 54 Cross, Curtis 42 Mack, Jacob 34 Allen, Benjamin 45 Cuthill, Brenton 28 Read, Hamish 58 Josh Ritter 27 Bobby Carpenter 44 Moore, Oscar 46 Kay, Bailey 60 Kieren Yakas 28 James Carpenter 55 Dayman, Lachlan 45 Linke, Edward 35 Schonfeldt-Kennedy, 47 Coad, Samual 33 Cuthill, Zak 61 Tim Bagnall Jack Christian 55 Wood, Luke 46 Elliott-Karpany, Kane Hudson 48 Cavenett, Lachlan 40 Maio, Cooper 64 Cameron Buck Tahj Madigan 56 Parsons, Jackson 47 Dutschke, Max 43 May, Thomas 49 Dalby, Shane 49 Miers, Scarlett 65 Harry Love Max Muckray 56 Dutschke, Wade 48 Clasohm, Zac 49 Karpany, Shanayah 52 Nadich, Tim 51 Hammond, Chloe 68 Sam Barker Will Gow 62 Lodge, Toby 51 Williams, Jesse 50 Jones, Lachlan 61 Summerton, Todd 52 Roberts, Stewart v v CMS CROWSAT STANSBURY STHN EAGLES BUTEAT BUTE KADINA A&B GRADES COLTS A&B GRADE COLTS A&B GRADE COLTS A&B GRADES COLTS 1 Wilkins, Jack 1 Krieg, Charlie 2 Manners, Jayson 1 Harris, Mitchell 1 Baillie, Brett 2 Archie Campion 2 Gameau, Harry 1 Collins, Darcy 1 Lang, Brad 6 Babidge, Tom 4 Lachlan Reade 3 Weidenhofer, Ryan 4 Hart, Sonny 2 Davies, Patrick 2 Price, Jhett 2 Poole, David 1 Yates, Max 7 Glazbrook, Angus 5 Ben Slade 4 Allen, Nathan 5 Newbold, Noah 2 Fennell, Luke 3 Hewett, Jett 3 Liebelt, Andrew 2 Lamshed, Austin 8 Litster, Harry 7 Harvey Gardner 5 Murdoch, George 6 Gray, Harrison 3 VanSchaik, Liam 4 Fracas, Kaleb 4 Perkins, Nathan 3 Monger, Rex 10 Hackett, Rory 9 Jacob Hickman 8 Reuther, James 7 Bornholm, Nicholas 4 Jones, Nathan 6 Cock, Angus 4 Lawry, James 4 Price, Doug 5 Rose, Sam 5 McDowell, James 11 Jolly, Adam 10 Connor Ormsby 9 Solly, Corey 8 Wood, Jason Norman 5 Schmidt, Thomas 7 Brownlie, Jaden 4 Franz, Harry 12 Smith, Kieran 11 Josh Wilson 10 Evans, Koby 9 Daniell, Archie 6 Hoffman, Joshua 8 Bull, Ryan 5 Clark, Mitchell 5 Price, Hugh 13 Male, Jarryn 12 Lincoln Richter 11 Tape, Jack 10 Crawford, Shemaiah 6 Martin, Dillon 10 Bagnato, Domenic 6 Bruce, Ryan 6 Petherick, Angus 15 Litster, George 14 Mavrik Harper-Zerna 13 Seccafien, Nik 11 Newbold, Cooper 7 Taylor, Sam 10 Davidson, Fletcher 6 Boothey, Jake 7 Rennie, Noah 15 Myles Hamilton 8 Price, Ben 12 Wigzell, Jace 7 Schultz, William 16 Goldsworthy, Troy 14 Goldsmith, Wesley 13 De Roos, Jayden 9 Luckett, Jack 7 Bodie, Matthew 7 Vivian, Jakob 17 Moss, James 16 Kayne Dunstone 17 Tilbrook, Joel 14 Thompson, Luke 9 Richardson, Tyron 14 Bull, Josh 8 Harris, Brodie 18 Hoyle, Todd 17 Ayden Hickman 18 Murdock, Joseph 19 Franke, Adam 10 Taylor, Jordan 15 Herbert, Kade 8 Turley, Benjamin 9 Hansen, Griffyn 18 Max Brown 11 Price, Tom 16 Hewett, Angus 8 Lockwood, Kyle 19 Varricchio, Lachlan 19 Taheny, Sam 22 Poulton, Koby 8 Glasgow, Issac 9 Trott, Ethan 20 Hoyle, Josh 19 Scott Horn 21 Collins, Michael 24 Minks, Jordan 12 Douglass, Fraser 17 Crosby, Matthew 11 Brook, Lachlan 20 McCoy Harper-Zerna 12 Dodd, Jake 9 Ellis, Nelson 21 McNeilly, Shaun 22 Barlow, Mathew 25 Hayes, Cody 13 Brownlie, Ethan 18 Bagnato, Anthony 9 Hansen, Griffyn 11 Read, Max 23 Pitt, Adam 21 Luke Horn 23 Eichner, Michael 26 Van Rysingen, Cain 14 Cheer, Andrew 18 Trengove, Will 10 Glasson, Toby 12 Snodgrass, Lucias 24 Short, Murphy 22 Darcy Davenport 24 Murdoch, Lachlan 28 Boin, Tyerece 14 Dayman, Eli 19 Harris, Jack 11 East, Alex 12 Rennie, Harry 25 Litster, Charlie 23 Jonny Wimpenny 25 Barlow, Jack 29 Bornholm, William 15 Trenorden, Henry 19 Crosby, Ryan 13 Oster, Samuel 24 Ethan Dortmundt 15 John, Stewart 11 Reed, David 27 Pointon, Lachlan 26 Robinson, Tom 31 Rowe, Thomas 16 Flanegan, Sam 21 May, Izak 12 Allen, Ryan 13 Monger, Jim 29 Newbold, Ryley 25 Saxon Underwood 27 Robertson, Bradley 32 Bennett, Ned 16 Dannenberg, Nigel 22 Cock, Lucas 13 Cock, Brendan 14 McDonald, Nate 30 Newbold, Kai 26 James McSkimming 28 Murdoch, Wil 33 Mullen, Cooper 17 Hewett, Nathan 24 Webb, Joshua 14 Glazbrook, Lachlan 14 Harris, Mitchell 32 Humphrys, Dylan 28 Declan Pisani 29 Murdoch, Angus 34 Carmichael, Brock 17 Plumb, Ryan 25 Paterson, Jaykob 29 Christian Reade 18 Harris, Cameron 14 Jericho, Brett 15 Phillips, Brayden 33 Key, Ethan 31 Hancock, Kyran 39 McNeair, Oscar 19 Marks, Nathan 26 Rice, Bailey 15 Kleinig, Taj 15 Boundy, Curtis 34 Bertoldi, Zac 30 Brakyn Volk 32 Daniell, Tim 40 Harkin, Flynn 20 Trenorden, Jack 27 Weckert, Jack 15 Read, Chad 17 Cunningham, Mitchell 35 Harris, Sam 31 Lachlan Heap 33 Gutsche, Dylan 41 McConnell , Sarah 20 Normen, Jack 29 Martin, Jesse 16 Hannaford, George 17 Neumann, Tex 36 Germein, Zac 32 Mitchell Hamilton 34 Redden, Daniel 42 Warren, Blake 21 Larwood, Jack 30 Harris, Billy 35 Oscar Parsons 22 Dalgleish, Jack 16 Hansen, Ryley 18 Bettess, Joel 37 Warwick, Bodi 36 Collins, Henry 43 Hobbs, Will 34 Martin, Cameron 17 Ellis, Giles 19 Schmidt, Lucas 38 Hickman, Jacob 36 Will Hickman 37 McEvoy, Wil 46 McNeair, Kelly 23 Hunter-Price, Angus 38 Correll, Henry 17 Rawlinson, Bailey 38 Freddie Wilson 23 Scicluna, Luke 19 May, Joshua 40 Watters, Ned 40 Drewer, Matthew 48 Beston, Angus 24 McCauley, Luke 43 Latimer, Declan 18 Poole, James 20 Guerrero, Connor 41 Davies, Tom 40 Elijah Rothe 41 Fooks, Nicholas 49 Beston, Liam 25 Burgess, Tom 47 Fin, Leon 18 Bruce, Jack 41 Logan Arbon 26 Green, Jordan 20 Bodie, Lachlan 43 Luke, Liam 42 Stuart, Ben 50 Pedler, Zac 48 McBride, Codie 19 McDonald, Daniel 21 Phillips, Bailey 44 Clift, Nicholas 42 Nicholas Krieg 43 Barlow-Gill, Cody 51 Towers, Rhegan 28 Schilling, James 19 Snodgrass, Darcy 45 Frankie Mahar 29 McCauley, Trent 20 McDonald, Kye 22 Beech, Riley 45 Way, James 46 Oscar Macgowan 47 Collins, Toby 52 Honner, Joseph 30 Snodgrass, Josh 23 Cruett, Dylan 46 Alafaci, Harrison 48 Hoepner, Jack 53 Honner, Benjamin 31 Pohlner, Harvey 20 Bruce, Jesse 24 Rawlinson, Jake 49 Parsons, Charles 47 Thomas Phillips 49 McEvoy, Miles 54 Minks, Brodie 32 Morony, Cameron 20 Rodda, Michael 48 Noah McDonnell 34 Trengove, Sam 21 Flavel, Chris 24 Holman, Blake 50 Dortmundt, Ethan 50 Heinrich-Smith, Jack 55 Poulton, Jonny 35 Brown, Connor 25 Window, Harrison 53 Aldenhoven, Angus 49 Henry Coote 51 Hamdorf, Brayden 57 Murdoch, Henry 22 Ellis, Fraser 50 Charlie Phillips 37 Wutke, Matthew 22 Slattery, Luke 25 Grantham, Christopher 56 Hombsch, Scott 53 Tilbrook, Daniel 58 Johnson, Kaleb 38 Collins, Tyson 26 Rennie, Harry 58 Brind, Luke 51 Keely Wildash 54 Thompson, James 59 Bennett, George 39 Lyon, Aedon 23 Brook, Lachlan 59 Brind, Ben 52 James Cook 56 Daniell, Andrew 60 Warren, Bailey 42 Trenorden, Seb 24 Hansen, Finlay 26 Gray, Tyson 53 Will Miller 43 Munzer, Mitchell Cunningham, Jordan 27 Cunningham, Jordan Button, Todd 54 Will Ryan 58 Rivers, Caleb Mulholland, Aidan 44 Pridham, Jay 28 Nelson, Bradmyn 60 Pritchard, Joshua 45 Bussenschutt, Jack Fry, Oscar 55 Noah Nash 46 Koch, Lachie Pridham, Luke 28 Cox, Thomas 56 Rafe Mahar 47 Woolford, Connor Window, Harrison 29 Wood, Brooklyn 58 Hamish Coombe 49 Trenorden, Edward Zilm, Kane 30 Window, Jackson 59 Billy Brind 50 MacDonald, Angus 40 Holman, Jackson
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Yorke Peninsula Country Times Wednesday, June 16, 2021 43 Hockey www.ypct.com.au 44 YP sides compete at state junior and zone hockey championships Some of Yorke Peninsula Hockey It finished sixth in its pool, losing to “Even when the backlines were pres- “Overall the boys had a great experience third after making it to the semifinal. Association’s top young talents competed Adelaide 0-7, Burnside 0-7, Grange 0-1, sured and the goalie was required to move and most importantly had fun.” Along the way, they lost to City West against the best in the state during the long LSE 0-6 and USE 0-2. quicker than a cat on a hot tin roof, these Mariners 0-9 and City East Strikers 0-5, weekend. Coach Damian Chaplin said, while the boys worked together and supported each Zone championships but defeated Barossa/Riverland 5-0 and YPHA combined with Clare and girls didn’t manage a goal, their defence other, making each game exciting to watch. The u15 girls’ side finished in fifth, los- Country South East 4-0. District Hockey Association to field was awesome. “Goalies Samuel Andrews and Elijah ing to the City East Strikers 0-5, The girls kept the City East Strikers teams in the Under 13 State Junior “They managed to hold back those Mrozek did exceptionally well to stop Barossa/Riverland 2-3, Country South scoreless for the first 15 minutes but the Championships at the Adelaide University stronger teams from scoring twice what what the opposition pounded at them. East 0-2 and City West Mariners 1-5. city side proved too strong, defeating Mid Hockey Field. they did with other teams,” he said. “Working just as hard to stop the oppo- They came out blazing in their first game North 0-6. The association also joined with Clare The u13 boys also finished sixth in their sition entering the attacking circle were on Sunday and won against Country West Mid North finished fifth in the u18 and District and Port Pirie Hockey pool, losing to Adelaide 0-7, Burnside 0-2, full backs Rushton Sims and Curtis Read, 3-1. men. Associations to create the Mid North LSE 0-5 and USE 1-4 while drawing with and half backs Denby Munchenberg and Lucy Daniel scored three goals for the The side lost to City West Mariners 0- Zone team, which competed in the u15 Grange 1-1. Dylan Chapman eagerly tagged the tournament. Bella Chapman scored two, 12, Country South East 0-11, City East and u18 competitions. Blake Bowden and Novak Duka were attacking wingers. while Aries Isgar scored once. Strikers 0-11 and Barossa/Riverland 0-9. the goal scorers. “Connor Shean and Mrozek revolved The u15 boys also finished fifth. While suffering some big losses, the Under 13 State Junior “Never at any point did the scores through the inner positions while upfront They lost games to Country West 0-5, team showed determination and persever- reflect the actual matches played, as these in centre was Duka, who was supported by City West Mariners 0-10, Country South ance against fierce competition. Championships boys gave it their all, not to mention the wingers Julian Crawford and Tyler Shean. East 0-7 and City Easy Strikers 0-9. Every player brought something special The u13 girls’ side featured representa- girls who stepped up to fill in for us as “Bowden was all over the field, leading But Hudson Duka (2) and Jackson to the team both on and off the field tives from eight clubs, with YP players reserves whilst on break from their own his side. Each team member gave their all Whittaker managed goals in the side’s 4-2 and should be commended for their coming from Moonta, Minlaton, Maitland team’s game schedule,” coach Brendan and the spectators were rewarded with win against Barossa/Riverland. sportsmanship and resilience, a spokes - and Kadina. Bowden said. some great team hockey. The u18 girls finished the competition person said.
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z STATE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS... Aviril McIntosh sneaks her stick in as Sabine Meyer watches the play.
z STATE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS... YP’s Connor Shean keeps the ball in front of him.
z STATE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS... YP’s Blake Bowden tries to work the ball away from an oppo- nent.
z STATE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS... Hannah Francis leads her opponent with the ball.
z STATE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS... Julian Crawford attempts to take the ball past his opponent.
z ZONE CHAMPIONSHIPS... Mid North Zone under 15 girls’ YP representatives, back: Fenella McIntosh, Lucy Daniel, Ellise Harmer, Georgina Chapman; front: z ZONE CHAMPIONSHIPS... Mid North Zone under 15 z STATE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS... YP’s Dylan Isobel Meyer, Bella Chapman, Aries Isgar. (Absent: boys’ YP representatives, Jason Wood, Hudson Duka, Chapman looks downfield to assess his options. coach Stewart McIntosh.) Lachlan Mill, coach Isaac Whittaker.
z ZONE CHAMPIONSHIPS... Mid North Zone under 18 z ZONE CHAMPIONSHIPS... Mid North Zone under 18 boys’ YP representatives, assistant coach Tom girls’ YP representatives, Mackenzee McCauley, Trumper, Hayden Scarman, James Staunton, Oliver Garfield, Zander Ford, Daniel Harmer, coach Laura Arabella McIntosh. Kingsmill.
Yorke Peninsula Country Times Wednesday, June 16, 2021 45 Golf www.ypct.com.au 46
Alford Sunday Copperclub Stansbury Saturday Pleasant overcast weather for 12 Wednesday, June 9, women’s Nine players fronted up to play golfers on June 13. Stableford: A Shobbrook 34; M the first round of the LO Jung Winners Steven Dunn, Dick Langford 31; K Fogden 30; C Trophy and were delighted to see Maitland women’s open Turner and Liz Rowan 37. Marshall 27; T Mitchell 23 PCC: the course turning green at last Fifty-six women from around Hann 81, r-up S Davey 83; hand- handicap: winner L Williams 70, Meat tray winner Peter Boase. 0.0. after the recent rains. the state attended the Maitland icap: winner S Davey 68 net, r-up K Fogden 73 The recent rains have brought a Thursday, June 10, veterans’ Winner Luke Hillier 36 pts, r-up women’s open last Thursday, K Hann 74 c/b T Gregory. C grade: winner C McMahon touch of green to the course, let’s Stableford: K Gloede 37; E John Patterson 35 c/b Richard June 10. B grade, off-stick: winner L 35 pts, r-up N Koch 34 c/b C hope it continues. Harrison 36; M Colbert, L Dart, R Smith. A grade, off-stick: winner K Williams 89, r-up K Mugge 94; Vasek. Good hitting. Chirgwin, P Dart 34; L Madigan, N Most fairways: Trevor Hanrahan ER Legg 33; R Skuse 32; P Thomas, M 12. Collins 31. NTP: 4, W Blight; 7, R “Macca” Ardrossan Bozdarovski; 13, D Dolan; 16, R Dayman. PCC: 0.0. NYP veterans Wednesday Saturday, June 12, Stableford: B Twenty-seven players competed Fifteen golfers braved the wet Vinzelberg 40; J Threlfall, C Marks in a Stableford for the Weeroona and windy weather to play a 39; J Thompson, J Gaston, G Fleet Hotel voucher in cold but fine Stableford and fairways competi- 37; S Watson, K Devenish, A weather at Bute Golf Club last tion for the second round of the Glazbrook (Minlaton Golf Club), Thursday, June 10. 12-hole championship. G Smith, P Weatherley 35. NTP: 4, Winner Don Brown 38 pts. Winner M Coleman 32 pts, r-up J Gaston; 7, R Dayman; 13, S A grade: winner Si Manners 35 A Prime 28. Watson; 16, C Morrison. PCC: 0.0. c/b r-up Phil Johns, 3rd David Ball winners: R Alderman 27; R Sunday, June 13, Stableford: C “Doc” Holman 34. Johnson, L Gill 25. May 34; T Daly 33; N Blight 29; D B grade: winner Alex Johnston NTP: 12 (Pinnacle Homes), B Mansell 22; T Andrews 21. PCC: 37, r-up Rob Arbon 29 c/b Dean Wyartt; 16 (Moonta Crash 0.0. James and Lew Fogden. Repairs), R Dickson. Monday, June 14, Stableford: L C grade: winner Phil Gray 32 Long putt: (Yorke Valley Hotel, Fogden 39; D Riddle, V Heysen c/b r-up Richard Jesser, 3rd Maitland), R Johnson. (Moonta GC) 36; D Hillebrand, A Alastair Wilson c/b Ian Sullivan 29. Most fairways: R Johnson 9. Smiljanic (Riverside GC) 35; G Seventy-three and over: Jack Happy golfing. Appleton 32; R Dayman 31; J Jones, Bob Markovic 28. “Rossy” Thompson, P Weatherley 29; Z Birdies: Darryl Chynoweth, Doc Bozic (Echunga GC) 28; M Holman, Alan Steff, Merve Baker, Bagshaw 26. PCC: 0.0. Richard Jesser. Ardrossan Saturday Four pointers: Don Brown. In perfect weather, 24 players Moonta Saturday President’s encouragement contested a Stableford on June 21. A Stableford was contested for award: Merv Baker, Ray Griffiths, z MAITLAND OPEN... C grade runner-up Nicki Koch, C grade winner Winners: division I, N Edwards the Protea Auto Electrical Trophy David Coe. Carmella McMahon, B grade runner-up Kerryn Mugge, B grade winner Libby 37 pts; div II, A Prime 39. on June 12. NTP: 9/18, Bob Markovic; 5/14 Williams, A grade runner-up Sally Davey, A grade winner Ketrice Hann. Ball winners: B Scott, A Black 36; Winner Roger Forrest 40 pts. Si Manners. K Danher 35; D Errington 34; J A grade, David Wall 35 c/b; B Long putts: 8/17, Alex Johnston; Carman, R Johnson, J Zimmerman grade, Ben Jenner 37; C grade, John 3/12, Phil Gray. 33. Poulton 37. Lucky card winners: Phil Gray, NTP: 6 (Peter Kitto), A Black; 8 Ball winners: Bob Markovic, Lew Don Nottle, Si Manners, Brian Maitland women’s foursomes (Ardrossan Post Office), B Scott; 12 Fogden 35; Dennis Emmerton 34. Siviour, Glyn Meredith, Geoff (Pinnacle Homes), D Hosking; 16 Long drive: A grade, Roger Richardson. Fifty-six women played and Toni Gregory 79; handicap: Wendy Lynch and Joan Cushion (Moonta Crash Repairs), K Forrest; B grade, Dennis Many thanks to Bute Golf Club Canadian foursomes on Friday, Raelene Hayes and Amber 91, runners-up Moria Smith and Danher. Emmerton; C grade, John Poulton. for the excellent lunch, to the bar June 11. Poulton 71.25, runners-up Julie Margret McDonald 94; handi- Long putt: 18 (Yorke Valley Long putt: 1 (Rhino), Bob staff and to the ground staff for Division I, off-stick: winners Hollams and Fiona Schulz cap: winners Julia Philbey and Hotel, Maitland), A Redding. Markovic; 8 (Virgo), Roger Forrest. presenting the course in such fine Sally Davey and Louise Dearing 73.375. Sharon Millard 77.5, runners-up Most fairways: N Edwards 14. NTP: 9, Bob Markovic; second condition. 78, runners-up Ketrice Hann Div II, off-stick: winners Jess Davies and Ali Palin 79.875. This week is the fourth round of shot 18 (NYP Cleaning Services), The next round is at Moonta, Club Championships, first John Poulton. 9.30am for 10am start on Captain’s Trophy round and Rising star: Peter Gibbons. Thursday, June 24; all welcome. monthly medal. This week will be a stroke round KS “Rossy” for the Leon Cross Memorial Port Victoria Heartbeat Trophy as well as round Bute Saturday one of the club championships and Saturday President’s Trophy. A stroke round was contested for Seventeen players competed in “Larks” the third qualifying stroke round the JR Thiele Trophy on June 12. for the season in perfect weather Stansbury Thursday Winner K Fullarton 71 net, r-up on June 12. W Williams 73. Winner R Green 66 net. In cold and blustery weather, NTP: 10, W Williams; second A grade: B Crosby 70; R Cock seven players contested the 12-hole shot 17, K Fullarton. 71; M Daniel 73; A Ward 74; R social competition on Thursday, RF June 1. Maxwell 77; J Simpson 78; S Wool Bay Wapper 79; B Simpson 82. All were pleased to stay dry, and B grade: G Green 71; B Manners get back to the warm clubhouse as Tuesday, June 8: cancelled due to 72 c/b M Davidson; D Hogan 73; K quickly as possible. weather. Paterson 75; C Simpson 77; S Winner Trev Hanrahan 63/46, r- Saturday, June 12: winner Stan Hosking 78; S Solomon 88. up Graham Klose 47 net. Solomon, r-up Herb Voelker. NTP: 5/14 (Bute Engineers), B Least putts: Graham Klose 17 c/b Most fairways, Joy Leathley; least Crosby; 9/18 (Royal Exchange), B Ron Hillier and Trev Hanrahan. putts, Herb Voelker; birdies, John Simpson. NTP: John Patterson. O’Malley; chip-outs, Alan Leathley. Chip-out challenge: Ron Hillier. NTP: 5, Herb Voelker. Long putt: 8/17 (Centre State “Lotta B Putz” Exports), C Simpson. Wallaroo Sunday The Daniel Seed Club Cup quar- Warooka Saturday terfinals were also contested: M Golf at Wallaroo on June 13 was Davidson d R Maxwell 6/5; B Warooka won the second leg of unlucky for some but not Grant Crosby d S Solomon 8/6; R Cock d the Seven Roads competition held Donovan who had the field cov- J Simpson 3/1. between Yorketown, Edithburgh ered with a scintillating 4 up in a Hewett Larcombe at Port and Warooka on June 12. par competition. Broughton this week. Individual results, men: winner This was also the third round of Paul Hanna 38 pts c/b r-up Tom the President’s Trophy and the Bilney and 3rd Shannon Phillips; R&K Rendering voucher. Kadina Wednesday women: Fiona Bilney 37 c/b r-up Winner Grant Donovan 4 up. Even though the weather meant Krystyna Sullivan, 3rd Amber A grade: winner Riley Westlake z MAITLAND FOURSOMES... Winners, division II Wendy Lynch and Joan a reduced field for the 10th NYP Poulton 35. sq, r-up Brendan Tobitt 4 dn. Cushion; and div I, Sally Davey and Louise Dearing. Real Estate Stableford on June 9, Long drive: men, Adam B grade: John Gore 1 up, Chris the rain has caused a rapid growth Murdock; women, Raelene Hayes. Zanker 2 dn. on the fairways, offering great NTP: 6, Col Hincks; 15, Peter C grade: Tony Scarlett 2 dn, Jake potential. Woods. Litchfield 3 dn. Yorketown Winner K Minge 32, r-up G Longest putt: Gav Bryan. NTP: 3, John Gore. Minlaton Tuesday Minlaton Saturday Bussenschutt 31, 3rd B Markovic Thank you to sponsors Lower Longest drives: A grade, Riley Seven women braved the weath- A field of 10 contested a Wednesday 30 c/b D Nottle. Yorke Seafood, Warooka Marine Westlake; B grade, Grant Donovan; er for the Ray White Stableford and Stableford on Saturday, June 12. A great turn out for a Stableford Other good scores: H Wehleit, and Hardware, Tavern on Turton, C grade, Gary Hawthorne; seniors, Club Medal competition on June 8. Winner Brian Watters 40 pts, r- in damp and windy weather. W Webb 26; M Hicks 25. M&G Auto. Tony Scarlett. Winner Di Finch 27 pts. up Michael Catford 38, 3rd Alex Winner C Hincks 36 pts, r-up K CBA Trophy, best back nine: D The first round of the President’s Long putt: Chris Zanker. Most fairways: Di Finch 12. Germaine 38. Eisner 34. Nottle. Trophy is on June 19. Encouragement award: John Nine-hole Stableford winner Lyn Long drive: Andrew Martin. NTP: 7/16, B Robinson; 5/14, C NTP: 3, J Battle; 14, W Webb. Wednesday, June 23, is the Harris, Tony Jamieson. Krieg 19. Most fairways: Bob Jones 15. Hincks. Competitions held every Warooka Hotel Kennedy Cup; to This week is last Sunday of golf Final of Audrey Tonkin Trophy This week (June 19) is the first All welcome for the next round, Wednesday, draw noon to nominate your team, please ring in June and also round one of the was played, Jill Mumford d Sally round of the 12 Mile Cup, at 9.30am for 10am start on 12.15pm; visitors welcome. the Warooka Hotel. Captain’s Trophy. Catford 3/2. Minlaton. Wednesday, June 23. “Octavius” IH “Oscar Bravo” VM LC “Hackaround”
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Ardrossan Wallaroo Mines winter bowls winter bowls A pleasant day to play two games of 10 In cool, overcast weather, 14 players Chicks with Sticks at Wallaroo GC ends on Thursday, June 3. took to the green on Saturday, June 12. Welcome to Don Williams (visitor) and Winners B Wheaton, G Hewitson and Every Thursday the Wallaroo Ladies on the golf course and to play the num- “The social day is all about having Tim Pritchard, back for his first game. B Champion received meat vouchers. Golf Club has a group of members who ber of holes which suits their ability,” fun and is followed by coffee, cake and Winners were Ann-Marie Slattery, Closest middle of mat was T Webb and play nine holes of social golf. WLGC president Eyvonne Price said. a chat and getting to know other people Kerrie Aldridge, Ian Werner and Roly touchers L Stam and B Greer. “It is a fun day with the chance for “It is a chance for new people to the area from the area.” Evans 55 points; runners-ups Phil Goudie, Scroungers on Sunday again had eight beginners or experienced golfers to to meet similar retirees looking to take on Beginners and experienced players Malcolm Wheare, George Moffett and players with winner L Stam and r-up I Sobey. have some coaching by qualified a new sport, no experience is needed and are all welcome; see advert this paper Mark Quinn 54. Next weekend 1pm for 1.30pm start for female coaches, not be too serious out golf equipment can be provided. for more information. Touchers: Nifty Atkins, Denise bowls both days. DS Anderson, Roly Evans, Doug Barton. Thanks to all who came to make this Yorketown winter bowls day so happy. Sausage sizzle at noon, names in by Two games of 10 ends were enjoyed on 12.30pm, games start at 1pm a calm but chilly day by 26 members and For anyone who would like to give non-members on Friday, June 11. bowls a go, we have spare bowls they can Winners Mick McCallion, Rod Franke play with: come along and have some fun and Les Diprose 12 up; runners-up Les this Thursday, 17th June. Walker, Rod Scott and Daryl Werner 8 up. New members (and old) are welcome; Touchers: Robbie Pancione, Les Diprose. contact Marlene 0434 972 550 or the Lucky draw Robbie Pancione. bowls club 8837 3096. Come and enjoy. RPF MH Wallaroo bridge Port Vincent Wallaroo Book Cafe bridge pairs best results, June 11: Ray Jones and Michael winter bowls Gregg 67.9%; Yvonne Dowding and Bob Port Vincent Memorial Bowling Club Delsar 59.5%; Cherie Woolven and Jennie has started its winter program with games Koch 52.4%; Leonie Jauczius and Rita played on Wednesday and Sunday. Jones 51.8%; Mavis Frost and Sally Michael Wednesday’s format is barbecue from 51.8%; Jackie East and Jan Lawrie 49.4%. noon, names in by 12.30pm for a 1pm Colin Cook start; cost is $5 for the barbecue and $5 to z CHICKS WITH STICKS... Wallaroo golfers Joan Cushion, Jan Halse, Colleen Cox and Tess play. Newbery play each Thursday morning and look forward to welcoming new people to join Sunday’s format is names in by 1pm for Kadina Dart Club Results 2-6-21 a 1.30pm start; cost is $5 (no barbecue). them in the Chicks with Sticks program. Format will depend on numbers. WOMEN Wednesday, June 9, had some rather TWO 6 d Team 180 5. nasty weather and numbers were down Not Fussed 7 d Darting Divas 4. but we managed to get a game in. Highest averages: Caitlain Avis 13.88, Maitland Rifle Club Express your opinion Winners Ron Taylor, Newton Lines, Tracey Avis 13.63, Cynthia Glenn 13.29. Chris Coleman and skipper Greg Parsons Highest pegouts: Henny Van Pelt, Results 5-12-21 overcast weather and very little in the on our Facebook posts www.facebook.com/ypcountrytimes scored an 8 in the process; runners-up Caitlain Avis 58. The club held its annual general gentle breeze. Byran Tuttle, John Gaylard, Robert Storm MEN meeting on Saturday, June 5, at Visitor Barry Kalleske set the early and skip Malcolm Durdin, a visitor from Strikers 9 d Barflys 4. which we had the captain and trea- pace with a fine 60.5/60 in F class Hamley Bridge. Rats Ringers 10 d Smack it 3. surer’s reports outlining the previous standard. Sunday, June 13, bowlers took advan- Outlaws 13 d 5th Dimention 0. year’s activity and finances followed For the locals Lynton Wakefield tage of the fine weather and had a very Highest averages: Johnny Nottage 22.60, by the election of officers and com- was best with a 60.6/60 in FTR while enjoyable day. Kevin Mattingly 21.17, Darren Block 19.51. mittee members. Chris Tucker and birthday boy John Only two-game winners were Chris Highest pegout: Butch Maynard 113. Welcome to new committee mem- Shobbrook recorded 58/60. Tschirpig, Andreas Storic (a returning Brian Flowers threw two 180s. ber Chris Baverstock. In the second round Chris Tucker member) and skip Bryan Tuttle. After a barbecue lunch we started shot a 60.1/60 to see him take both A group of non-bowling visitors Wallaroo Pistol and the new shooting year with the first the F standard top off-rifle and enjoyed the off-green facilities. stage of the Armorers Trophy from handicap win. Contact Des on 0400 381 551 to register Shooting Club 600 yards, with a stiff westerly wind John Shobbrook was top off-rifle or for more details. Results 8-6-21 varying from four and out to above in F open with an excellent double “fots” AIR PISTOL seven Verniers at times, it kept most possible (60.7 and 60.9/60) in his Women: Colleen Angel 307/400. shooters on their toes (and some in extra rounds. Men: Malcolm McDonald 467/600, their woes). In the Armourers Trophy, Chris Warooka winter bowls Gregory Chittleborough 399. The standout performers were Tucker received five points, Chris Thursday was another lovely day of John Shobbrook in F standard with a Bavistock four, Matt Pointon three, LIVE ACTION MOVER RAL bowls, everyone enjoying themselves. Rimfire production: Stephen Penney fine 59.05 and 59.07 and in the F Brad Renfrey two and Lynton ST IA U N open, using his proven FTR rifle, Wakefield one. First game winners, mat 1: Kath, Linda 442/480, Corey Clayton 410, Roy Winther 364. A SOUTH O AUSTRALIAN W
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Glenys, Robbie and Glen. As is the tradition with the Pointon on 85.1/100. O Rimfire production: Corey Clayton S Armorers Trophy the winner with John Shobbrook shot one round Game 3, mat 1: Geoff and Allan; mat 2 428/480, Peter Keynes 418, Trevor Bean Marg, Jan and Kath. 369, Robert Thyer 212. handicap each week is awarded five with his modified hunter class rifle Saturday bowls had a large attendance. Rimfire modified: Corey Clayton 426/480. handicap points, this week the spoils and was very happy with his 50.8/50 Winners Jim McKenzie, Maree Centrefire production: Corey Clayton went to Chris Baverstock, followed effort. Przibilla, Don Lang and Brad Stace; run- 430/480, Peter Keynes 341, Trevor Bean 230. by four to John Shobbrook, three to In other extra rounds Lynton ners-up Shorty, Rodney Scott, Bob PRECISION STANDING Lynton, two to Barry and one to Wakefield shooting target rifle shot a Halliday. Field rifle: Robert Waters 230/250, Chris Tucker. double possible which included an Lucky draw winners for the week were Peter Keynes 220. Top off-rifle points went to John almost perfect 50.9 out of a possible Marg, Glen, Tony, Jan, Jeff Kennedy, Brad Thank you to sponsor YP AG. JM Shobbrook in F standard and Lynton 50.10, Bill Gillis shot a 60.4 to go Stace, Maree Przibilla, Marco Hewton and Wakefield in F open. with a 59.4 using his F open outfit. Kris Meyer. SCORES This week will be the final stage of “Wensie K” Wallaroo Rifle Club Chris Baverstock 52, 53.02, the Armourers Trophy from 500 Six shooters competed at 400 yards for 105.02, 17, 120.02, 88%; John yards. the final stage of the Wallaroo Hardware Shobbrook, 59.05, 59.07, 118.12, 0, SCORES Wallaroo winter bowls Trophy, which was enjoyed in almost per- 118.12; Lynton Wakefield 59.05, C Tucker 58.4, 60.1, 9, 120.5 (22%) Thirty-eight bowlers from Ardrossan, fect weather for shooting, unusual for 59.05, 118.10, 0, 118.10; Barry (FS); C Bavistock, 53.3, 57.3, 17, Moonta, Auburn, Snowtown, Adelaide, Wallaroo in recent times. Tucker 54.02, 53.03, 107.05, 9, 120.6 (59%) (FS); M Pointon, 55.2, Port Victoria and locals competed in the Alan Murray needed a wheelbarrow to 116.05; Chris Tucker 53.01, 52.02, 56.2, 10, 120.4 (90%) (FO); B scroungers competition. take home all his prizes with a brilliant 105.02, 11, 116.02; Brad Renfrey Renfrey, 57.3, 56.4, 7, 120.7 (100%) Winner David Bannister with game double possible; he took home top off- 54.01, 55.02, 109.03, 6, 115.03; Bill (FTR); L Wakefield, 60.6, 59.4, 0, winners Peter Rankine, Bob Brandt and rifle in F open, F class handicap and the Gillis 55.01, 58.06, 113.07, 1, 114.07; 119.10 (FTR); W Gillis, 57.2, 59.2, 1, Mike Wildash. Wallaroo Hardware Trophy 200/200. Roger Francis 51.0 55.02, 106.02, 5, 117.4 (FS); A Pointon, 53.1, 49.1, 15, Friday had 64 bowlers from Glenelg, Kevin Hadden was F standard top off- 111.02; Greg Klopp 50.0, 53.01, 117.2 (FO); J Shobbrook, 58.3, 58.2, Stansbury, Maitland, Port Victoria, rifle 111.3. 103.01, 5, 108.01; Percy Klopp 49.0, 0, 116.5 (FS); B Tucker, 53.2, 54.1, 9, Ardrossan, Moonta, Kadina, Wallaroo In target rifle Andrew Dayman was the 37.0. 116.3 (FS); B Kalleske, 60.5, 59.5, Mines and locals registered for the triples. lone shooter and won both off-rifle and Extra rounds: John Shobbrook 119.10 (Vis) (FS). Winners Rosie Stern, Peter Graham handicap. 59.05, 58.03, 0, 117.08; Roger Francis Extra rounds: J Shobbrook, 60.7, and Shane Grimes. Scores 54.02, 57.04, 2, 113.06. 60.9, 120.16 (FO); L Wakefield, 50.9, One-game winners June Wilson, John F open: Alan Murray 60.6, 60.6, 0, Results 12-6-21 50.6, 100.15 (TR); W Gillis, 59.4, Page, Helen May and Tony Bannister. 120.12; Steve Tsiknis 57.4, 58.4, 5, 120.8; Nine members and one visitor 60.4, 119.8 (FO); B Renfrey, 44.1, Chocolates for touchers went to Penny Rohan Carter 57.3, 60.4, IS 117.7; Dave turned out for the second stage of the 48.3, 92.4/100 (HC); M Pointon, McCarthy, Julie Symonds, Helen May and Nottage 58.7, 57.6, IS 115.13. Armourers Trophy held at 300 yards 40.0, 45.1, 85.1/100 (HC); J Bob Jenkins. F standard: Kevin Hadden 57.3, 54, 7, 118.3. on Saturday, June 12. Shobbrook, 50.8, 50 one round (HC See you all again this week. Target rifle: Andrew Dayman 45.3, 45.2, 6, 96.5. The scene was set for some good mod). GM This week is at 500 yards. “AJ D” scores with good sighting in the “Big Gun” Yorke Peninsula Country Times Wednesday, June 16, 2021 47 Yorke Peninsula Country Times Trades&Services WHEN YOU NEED HELP CALL YOUR LOCAL EXPERT AIR CONDITIONING COURIER HOME IMPROVEMENT PEST CONTROL SALT DAMP/STONE TREE CARE & PLASTER WORK
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Attendant Yorke Peninsula Council is seeking applications for the management of the Yorketown Caravan (Casual Position) Park. Moonta Health is a not-for-profit 77-bed – Is offering two roles – Yorketown Caravan Park is Aged Care facility offering NFP Salary lawned or concrete pad sites and two bedroom ensuite cabins offer the best kept secret accommodation on the Yorke Peninsula. Perfectly positioned to explore the Southern Yorke Sacrificing options. We are extremely Peninsula and all it has to offer. consumer focused and are seeking a Sales Support Officer person who shares our philosophy of The Yorketown Caravan Park is operated by the Yorke Peninsula Council, and the appointed person-centred care for our residents. (Kadina, SA) managers will be required to work with Council and within the requirements of the Local Government Act. At MHAACS we support and value staff, Our Sales Support Officers are the first people our clients providing training and development for see when they interact with YP AG. Your expert customer Council is looking to secure the services of Managers who do, or are prepared to operate as a company (on a contractual basis) and be responsible for the management, maintenance, career minded individuals. Moonta, on service skills will operate as the backbone of the branch cleaning, repair and upkeep of the caravan park. This position is being offered on a fixed term Yorke Peninsula, is a vibrant town and support the sales teams in building relationships with management agreement. located less than two hours drive from clients. With the backing of the YP AG/Elders network, you Adelaide, 15 minutes from the Kadina This is a unique opportunity for highly motivated couples or individuals to work with Council to will be provided with the tools necessary to take clients grow the caravan park and deliver services as outlined above. Ideally you will have previous shopping hub and, with easy access to through the end-to-end sales process and supported to experience in operating similar facilities, possess outstanding customer service skills and have picturesque beaches, offers the perfect learn and grow your career. a comprehensive understanding of computer operations. Previous experience within the sea change opportunity. caravan park industry would be highly desirable, but not necessary. The successful applicants As a key member of the branch, you will enjoy a varied should be ready to commence management as soon as practicable (no later than August 2021). An exciting opportunity is available for day including: the right person to join our Aged Care • Providing expert administrative support to the team, APPLICATION INFORMATION team at Moonta Health & Aged Care. allowing the branch to develop and foster professional The obtain further information and a more detailed application pack, please contact Anne You will require your Certificate III in Hammond, Manager Business & Public Relations on (08) 8832 0000 or via email relationships ([email protected]). Aged Care and be able to provide a high • Providing support in all areas of the sales process as well standard of care. A prerequisite is that
as administrative activities you must be available to work over all th • Creating promotional and marketing materials for the Applications close at 5.00pm Wednesday 30 J 20221 shifts which include early, late and night
branch to actively promote YP AG shifts. Several positions are available. • Working with the YP AG team to allow clients to explore Andrew Cameron CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Please note, due to the current new, innovative opportunities Government Directive regarding • Maximising promotional opportunities, including helping www.yorke.sa.gov.au COVID-19, staff are unable to work at at field days and community events more than one Aged Care Facility. • Assisting with expense management to ensure the branch is operating effectively All applicants must have a current and valid Police Clearance, evidence of right To succeed at YP AG, you: Yorketown Caravan Park to work in Australia and evidence of flu • Are comfortable and thrive in a collaborative and vaccination. results-focused working environment Management Position • Are smart, resourceful, forward thinking and embrace Please send cover letter technology and résumé to: • Are passionate about effecting real change for both Human Resources your clients and your community 7-12 Majors Road • Have a keen eye for detail and a background in NORTH MOONTA SA 5558 or email [email protected] business administration • Have an ability to provide a high level of customer service and cultivate relationships with current and future clients
Support Officer Logistics With offices located in three regions around the Spencer (Kadina, SA) Gulf, Blights Real Estate is one of regional South Australia’s largest real estate groups. Personal Carer As a YP AG Support Officer Logistics, you will provide logistics support to the Branch rural products team, We are currently seeking applications for two including receiving and dispatching stock in a safe manner. Attendant Supported by the YP AG/Elders network, you will be positions in our Yorke Peninsula office Moonta Health is a not-for-profit 77-bed provided with the tools necessary for you to grow in Aged Care facility offering NFP Salary your career. Property Manager Sacrificing options. We are extremely As a Support Officer Logistics you will: consumer focused and are seeking a Key responsibilities • Provide a complete delivery service for getting rural person who shares our philosophy of products to clients • Managing your own portfolio of properties person-centred care for our residents. • Perform the storage, handling, receiving and dispatching • Work with property owners to maximise investment returns At MHAACS we support and value staff, of stock in a safe manner • Processing tenant applications providing training and development for career minded individuals. Moonta, on • Assist with stocktake and other rural products logistics • Showing properties to prospective tenants Yorke Peninsula, is a vibrant town support activities as needed • Ingoing and outgoing inspections • Co-ordinating property maintenance located less than two hours drive from To succeed at YP AG, you will have: • Handling tenant enquiries Adelaide, 15 minutes from the Kadina • Basic knowledge of general merchandise products and • Routine inspections shopping hub and, with easy access to safe storage and handling practices • Manage rent arrears including calls to tenants and picturesque beaches, offers the perfect • Customer Service skills issuing regulatory forms sea change opportunity. • Administrative skills to optimise inventory control An exciting opportunity is available for • A driver’s licence and truck licence the right person to join our Aged Care • A forklift licence, or the willingness to become licensed Property Consultant team at Moonta Health & Aged Care. after undertaking training offered by YP AG Key responsibilities You will require your Certificate III in We will provide you with: • Property appraisals Aged Care and be able to provide a high • Training and professional development • Listing and selling residential real estate standard of care. A prerequisite is that • Access to an expansive network of agribusiness • Database management you must be available to work over all specialists to draw upon • Document preparation shifts which include early, late and night • Advertising property shifts. The position is available • Ongoing communication with vendors and buyers to permanent part-time. Apply now or, to start a confidential conversation and ensure exceptional service levels are achieved All applicants must have a current and • Development and promotion of your own personal brand find out more, please contact Gary on 0473 370 111 valid Police Clearance, evidence of right to work in Australia and evidence of Build your own rewarding career in either role while Applications close 5pm, June 23, 2021 current flu vaccination. enjoying the support provided by one of regional SA’s Please note applications may be reviewed and leading real estate groups. Please send cover letter progressed prior to the closing date and résumé to: At YP AG, we want our people to reflect the communities Go to www.seek.com.au and search Blights Human Resources we operate in and encourage applications from a diverse for further details and to apply 7-12 Majors Road range of people, backgrounds and experiences Applications will only be received via the Seek website NORTH MOONTA SA 5558 or email [email protected]
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GUNNINGS Automotive Group TYRE FITTER/ WHEEL ALIGNER We currently have a full-time position available for an experienced Tyre Fitter Black Point Boat St Mary MacKillop School at our Maitland site. This is a hands-on Ramp Closure FISHERMAN’S BAY WALLAROO role in a modern, well-equipped MANAGEMENT PTY LTD workshop. The successful applicant Yorke Peninsula Council wishes to ABN 64 009 806 258 YEAR 6/7 TEACHER will become an integral part of our advise that the Black Point Boat Property Managers team. Ramp will be closed to the public from Trustee For Fisherman’s Bay Proprietors REPLACEMENT The successful applicant will carry out Tuesday, 22nd June, 2021, until late Terms 3 and 4, 2021 a range of duties including the Fitting September, 2021, whilst works are Fisherman Bay of Tyres, Balancing Tyres and Wheel undertaken to upgrade the ramp. (19th July-10th December) Alignments and, when time permits, Alternative boat launching facilities are Drop-in Session Role may be allocated as assist our Technicians. They will have available at Ardrossan, Pine Point, one full-time (1.0 FTE) position or Fisherman Bay Community Hall an interest in the Automotive Industry, Port Julia and Port Vincent. two part-time positions (FTE TBC) have an ability to work in a team This notice is to advise Barunga West All applications welcome Council apologises for any Council and Fisherman Bay environment and have a current driver’s inconvenience these upgrades may licence. Management will be holding drop-in 2-7 STEM SPECIALIST cause users. sessions at the Fisherman Bay Applications and résumés are to be For further information please contact Community Hall on:
TEACHER TEMPORARY emailed/posted to: Council’s Operations Manager, Terms 3 and 4, 2021 Tom Gunning Stephen Goldsworthy, on 8832 0000. Sunday, 27th June, 10am-4pm 54-58 Robert Street, Maitland SA 5573 Monday, 28th June, 10am-4pm (19th July-10th December) ––––––––––––––––––––––– [email protected] Temporary part-time Drop-In Sessions will provide One day per week Public Consultation information regarding the freeholding process, services provision and Preferably Wednesday (negotiable) The purpose of the Public upcoming infrastructure works. Details of positions are available TENDERS Consultation is to grant a five (5) year on the school and CESA websites lease with three (3) by five (5) year Council staff and Fisherman’s Bay www.stmm.catholic.edu.au rights of renewal to the Stansbury Management representatives will be Museum Incorporated for the available to provide information and www.cesa.catholic.edu.au Stansbury Museum located at Section assist with any enquiries the Interested persons are welcome 101 North Terrace, Stansbury. community may have. to contact Michelle Miller on 8823 2549 or email Pursuant to Council’s Community Maree Wauchope Engagement policy, notice is hereby CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER [email protected] given that Council is required to Applications close 3pm consult with the community when the Wednesday, 30th June, 2021 grant of a lease is for a term greater and are submitted to than five (5) years. [email protected] A report has been prepared and is Ms Michelle Miller (Principal) Applications for tender available at Council offices and on St Mary MacKillop School Council’s website at 10 Bagot Street, Wallaroo Safety Watch www.yorke.sa.gov.au Phone 8823 2549 An overnight ‘Safety Watch’ security Please refer enquiries to Sue Beech, service is required at the Yorke Property Tenure Officer, 8832 0000. Peninsula Field Days site from 7pm to Written submissions are 7am for a period of 10 nights (7pm, to be addressed to: Thursday, 23rd September, to 7am, Informal Gathering New Lease – Stansbury Museum Sunday, 3rd October, 2021). Yorke Peninsula Council Copper Coast Council will be having an Tenders will be required to conduct PO Box 57, Maitland SA 5573 Informal Gathering on Wednesday, 16th mobile and foot patrols of the YP Field Email [email protected] June, 2021, at the Kadina Town Hall Function Room, commencing at 6pm. Days site throughout the night to Please indicate in writing if you wish to Case Manager ensure there are no intruders on site; appear before Council on this matter. Items for discussion are: ensure the security of exhibitor displays • Community Care and Transport Submissions close at 5pm and equipment; maintain external – presentation by CEO David Homelessness Tuesday, 29th June, 2021 security of the site and scrutinise early McDonald – Open Session and Domestic morning deliveries and attendees to the This is the first and only • Outline of Status of Governance Violence Service site. Tenders will be required to use publication of this notice – Chief Executive Officer – Open their own vehicles and equipment. Andrew Cameron Session Kadina – Part-time FTE 0.7 Tender guidelines are available CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER • Outline of Council Contracts – Chief Are you looking for an opportunity to from YP Field Days CEO Executive Officer – Closed Session have a positive impact on the lives of Peter Anderson via email at Due to limited seating, public must those experiencing domestic violence [email protected] register to attend by phoning the and/or at risk of homelessness? PERSONAL All Tenders to include GST and their Kadina office on 8828 1200. This highly rewarding role will see you providing a case management service ABN. Russell Peate directly to clients. Conducting Tenders may be posted to: MAKE LOVE HAPPEN CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER assessments and goal setting with an YP Field Days CEO Peter Anderson There is no need to spend another day alone when the successful matchmakers can put you in touch emphasis on long-term housing PO Box 162, Kadina SA 5554 or sent with someone great as soon as tonight! options are key elements of this role. via email [email protected] and You don’t need a computer and your privacy is must be received no later than 5pm, assured. Speak to a real, experienced matchmaker For further information and to apply today and see who is waiting to meet you! please go to www.ucsa.org.au and Friday, 23rd July, 2021. click on ‘Join Us’. Ph 1300 856 640 Both successful and unsuccessful Or txt ‘meetup’ 0450 345 300 Applications close Wednesday Tenders will be notified following a www.successnetwork.com.au PROFESSIONAL 16th June, 2021 decision by the YP Field Days committee. *Real people not computers *Seniors Welcome *Matchmaker since 1989 *Aust owned & operated
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Shop Dance Sunday, 20th June Online 1.30pm-5.30pm ThePatchyAffair.com.au DEFENCE PROOF & EXPERIMENTAL Chicks Including Don Koop’s The Patchy Affair 90th birthday ESTABLISHMENT PORT WAKEFIELD: with is now online! Non-dancers welcome Poets’ LIVE FIRING RANGE WARNING NOTICE Sticks Over 1000 bolts of Afternoon tea 3pm Test and evaluation activities involving static firings and/or firings of Join us for a hit fabric naval and artillery weapons are conducted at the Proof and Experimental Establishment Port Wakefield throughout the year. The and giggle New products added regularly Proof and Experimental Establishment Port Wakefield is a vital Every Thursday Defence test and evaluation capability that has supported Defence Register online and since 1929. 9am for 9.30am Corner receive 10% discount YORKETOWN To submit a poem for consideration in Poets’ Corner, email it to These firings may require specific tidal or weather conditions, and Meet new people – on your first order are critical for the safety of current and new Defence capabilities. BOWLING CLUB [email protected] or post to PO Box 246, Kadina SA 5554. no experience needed Members of the public may notice noise, vibration, flashes and/or Free shipping until Original pieces are preferred; contributions smoke during the testing. There is no risk to the public outside of the Contact Colleen end June or local Christmas are not guaranteed to be published. gazetted Defence Practice Areas. 0439 671 821 or pick-up available For reasons of public safety, there is a permanent exclusion zone Eyvonne 0437 169 188 in July covering land, sea and air around the Port Wakefield Establishment. We can pick you up! Specific details on the Port Wakefield Prohibited Area can be Sunday, 25th July obtained from Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No GN 26, 4 July 12.30pm for 1pm The pandemic 1990, and is shown on the diagram below. Trespassing in this Area is strictly prohibited and very dangerous due to the presence of Roast lamb, veg, gravy This broken world we live in today unexploded bombs. Any person found within the Prohibited Area or Pudding and custard Is taking our freedom and privileges away on Defence land will be subject to prosecution. $18 per head A virus, a pandemic of evil I fear Specific test and evaluation activities may also require restricting CYP Bookings essential The war with God and Satan is clear public access to the Port Wakefield Defence Practice Areas over Our history tells us it’s happened before specific periods with these areas articulated in the Commonwealth Markets by 18th July And the cycles of life take their turn that’s for sure of Australia Gazette No. GN 40, 7 October 1992, and also identified Sunday COVID-19 limit 120 on the diagram below. This may affect access to the Gulf of St Our ancestors could tell us a tale or two Vincent at Port Wakefield and Port Parham. 20th June Phone Rodney Living through times of hardship only they knew 11am-3pm If any member of the public has inquiries in relation to these 0432 669 070 We should take a lesson out of their book activities, please contact Proof & Experimental Establishment Port Wakefield – Range Control on (08) 8867 0270 between 8.00am Arthurton All welcome Of the way they lived and the chances they took Law-abiding citizens are they and 4.30pm weekdays or the Proof & Experimental Establishment RSL MOONTA Town Hall Port Wakefield – Security Office on (08) 8867 0299 outside these SUB-BRANCH Not on parliament steps having their say hours. Sites Rebecca Laws were set not to be broken 0407 956 074 PROFESSIONAL Nowadays it’s the opposite, the rebels have spoken Pleasant What a future for our Alpha generation Shameful they only inherit damnation Sunday 20th June The future predictions are not in our hands KADINA Only the work of God and his plans Entertainment by Life will go on for better or worse they say Rhythm Strings CYP LITTLE CHIROPRACTIC But the whole world is suffering in some way today HEALTH CENTRE Steak sandwiches and ATHLETICS Our day-to-day lives of loving and giving In this world of today are changing our living bar facilities available We will close unless Dr Barry Steele The evil is predominately outstanding we get positions filled Dr Benita Palmer 59 George Street MON 11am - 6pm Do not give in, have faith, pray, love is abounding WED 9.30am - 1pm Wendy Bennetts Clubrooms open THURS from 11am A second 11am - 6pm HICAPS available Free entry 13A Goyder St, Kadina AGM Phone 8821 4949 All welcome will be held 00664 Enquiries Neil 0419 865 212 Sunday 27th June The list
2pm Copper Coast I’m trying to list my characters Yorke Valley Hotel For a ghoulish tit for tat, Maitland Chiropractic With witches, ghouls and April Fools COPPER COAST And a goblin in a hat, Let us take some of the in the beer garden DR GEOFF HAY GARDEN CLUB There are dwarves and mites that always fight stress out of finding New and current 17 Frances Tce, Kadina There are pixies, imps and trolls, your newest employee Meeting families including kids There are devils full of evil and are strongly Mon, 8.30am-5.30pm A garden, full of moles. Wednesday encouraged to attend Tue, 8.30am-5.30pm Locals supporting locals 23rd June, 2pm We need you to keep Wed, 8.30am-4pm There are demons hiding in every nook our club going Where they stand behind each tree, Wallaroo 8821 4400 There are monster pictures in each book Yorke Peninsula Town Hall Enquiries and RSVP That jump out at you and me, Country Times to Leanne Allen And up in the skies there’s blinking eyes All welcome 0408 847 799 ChiropractorCAA Association Australia That will watch each thing you do, 31 Goyder Street, Kadina 8821 1155 And in the lakes there are swimming snakes Escaped from the local zoo.
There’s never a day goes by, but I Catch faeries and nymphs and hordes PUBLIC NOTICES Of other magical creatures as They clutter my own keyboard, They come to life on a winter’s night And they swarm in from the dark, The things you find when you’ve lost your mind While strolling in the park.
There are evil wenches in the woods Who will try to lure you in, To sample their deadly toadstool pie While they’re wearing not a thing, And the Faery King will lock you in With a key to a golden cage, That’s shaped, of course, like a Trojan Horse Catalogues in this edition of the He stole from another age.
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ENGAGEMENT 50th BIRTHDAY DEATHS DEATHS IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM FUNERAL NOTICES MEMORIAM HUTCHINGS– HOARE, Olive Maud KELLY, Lesley John FRENCH, Timothy SUMMERTON. GOODES, Philip John. (nee Scott). (Ned). James. HOARE, Olive Maud Maria Hutchings and 18th June, 1971. 4-3-1919 – 9-6-2021 It is with sincere sad- Died on 15th June, Robert Hutchings, along Happy heavenly 50th 102 years young ness to hear of the pass- 1986, aged 19. The Funeral Service for Olive with Gayle Summerton, birthday little big brother. Beloved mother and ing of Les. Our dear son, brother will be conducted on are pleased to announce Always remembered, mother-in-law to Trevor He was a true gentle- and friend Tim, loved and FRIDAY, June 18, the engagement of Lori sadly missed. and Lyn, Donald and Sue, man and a well-respected remembered always by SMITH, Heather commencing at 2.30pm Hutchings to Paul Love Karen, Steve, Graham and Fei, Richard past member of the Jan, Kevin, David, Peter Margaret. in the Florey Chapel, Summerton on 15th May, Dwight, Rhett, Weylon and and Carol, Douglas Wallaroo Bowling Club. and Glenys. Sadly passed away 14th Centennial Park, 2021. Chance. (deceased) and Lois, and His unfailing volunteer June, 2017. 760 Goodwood Road, Pasadena We wish you both a Neville (deceased). contributions to our club JONES, Peggy Words are few, future of love and Devoted grandmother for years will always be 3-1-1945 – 11-6-2020 thoughts are deep, happiness in Melbourne to 11, great-grandmother remembered with respect In loving memory of our Memories of you are together. 90th BIRTHDAY of 14 and great-great- and admiration by us all. dear Peggy. ours to keep. MEMORIAM grandmother to five. Our sincere condo- A caring, devoted, lov- We have many wonder- Goodbyes are not forev- lences to his family. ing wife, mother, mother- ful memories of holidays, 90th BIRTHDAY er, From the board and in-law, nanna and friend. and you sharing the bub- Goodbyes are not the members, Wallaroo Sadly missed by all fam- bles with us on Otago Celebrating Life FIDGEON, John. Bowling Club. ily and friends. Road. end, OPPER OAST UNERALS KOOP, Don. 16th June, 1931. It simply means we'll In God's care and forev- The Ghan and Hong C C F Happy 90th birthday for John, you left us, oh but miss you, er in our hearts. Kong were very special. Kadina 8821 2253 coppercoastfunerals.com.au 20th June, 2021. your 90th we can't forget. Until we meet again. Trevor, David, Ben, Much loved by your Have a great day. 16th June is your spe- With love from all the Tanya and families. daughter and son-in-law, Love from all the family. cial day. family xx Margaret and Ian Pope. Memories reflect as RAYMOND, Neville. your candle is lit, It's been four years 100th BIRTHDAY There always in our without you. YOUNG, Colin Alexander SMITH, Heather. heart you will sit. We remember the lov- HOARE, Olive Maud. (Butch). Passed away 14th June, Love always, Frances ing and amazing husband Don't worry Olive, we'll 5-10-1956 – 12-6-2021 2017. OSBORN, Merle. and families. and father you were and a do the dishes, feed the Youngest son of the late Four years have passed YOUNG. The relatives and friends of the late An inspirational woman dedicated pop and poppy canaries and we'll always Ross and Jean. since we lost a mother and Colin (Butch) Young are respectfully advised his who is always thinking of you were to your 13 grand- be careful on the road. Loving brother to John friend. funeral service will be held at the Lions Nature others, even at 100. children and two great- DEATHS Love from Richard and and Claire, Christine and Always remembered Setting, Port Broughton Cemetery, on Monday, You have lived and granddaughters. You were Carol xx Max. with love, and missed 21st June, 2021, commencing at 1pm. breathed for your family so special to all of us and Loved friend of Maddie. every day. and we are so proud of words cannot express how Uncle to Josh and Julianne and Lee. In lieu of flowers, a donation to the Port your many achievements COULLS, Laura Emily. we feel. Michelle. Broughton Hospital would be greatly appreciated in life. 10-8-1993 – 25-5-2021 Loved and missed every Passed away aged 27 HOARE, Olive Maud. Great-uncle to Joel, Mum, Nanna, we are To our beautiful Nanny, day. COVID restrictions apply. truly blessed to have you in years. Monica and Colin. SMITH, Heather. We will miss you more Love June, Dwayne, Always remembered, our lives and we hope you Loved wife of Paul and Aron and Jason, and their Skinner Family Funerals daughter Tarah-Skye. than words can say, but we her friend Kaylene. have a beautiful 100th cel- know it's not goodbye, it's families, and your loving Accredited member AFDA, Moonta 8825 2028 ebration. Loved daughter of David YOUNG, Colin Alexander. Four years gone too just "Ta Ta for now". Passed away 12th June, grandchildren and great- fast. With love, Kevin, and Heather Mayes, sister granddaughters. of Katie and Samuel. Thank you for every- 2021. Coralie, Melissa, Stuart, thing - Que Sera, Sera. Andrew and families. Dearly loved and trea- Privately cremated. With love always, sured nephew of Margaret Tamsin and Damian, and Ken (deceased) OSBORN, Merle. Skinner Family Funerals Robyn, Maya, Olivia, Zac, Correll, and Thelma. Happy birthday to an Scarlett and Sebastian. Much-loved cousin and amazing woman who just Accredited member AFDA Moonta 8825 2028 friend of Anne, Neil, At a difficult time keeps on keeping on! Kathryn, David, Kathy, Thank you for all you Paul, Andrea and their CHOICES have done for us through- ELLIOTT, Joan. KELLY, Leslie John. families. out the years, we all really Committee members 25-4-1925 – 8-6-2021 Will be deeply missed. Our experienced and appreciate it. and supporters of Yorke Passed away peacefully Forever in our hearts. Celebrating Life You have always been Peninsula's Saltwater in the Star of the Sea, compassionate there for us and we love Classic express deep sor- Wallaroo. YOUNG, Colin Alexander. team are here you very much. row over the passing of Loved father of John, A long-time friend for COPPERCOASTFUNERALS John, Kaylene, Tulsa, Joan, a long-serving and Lucielle, Reg, Jillian, Brian, to help 40 years. Tamika and families. xxx loyal contributor to our Peter and Wayne. You battled hard to stay. • CLAYTON SCOTT • DEBBIE SCOTT • LIZ ROWAN community-based tourism Husband of Martha I will miss you every day OSBORN, Merle. event. Olive Kelly (deceased). 53 PORT ROAD, KADINA 8821 2253 and you'll be in my heart Congratulations Mum Joan's name and mem- Well respected in the • ESTATE ADMINISTRATION forever. on reaching the amazing ory will be honoured in Wallaroo RSL and com- Sandra. xx • SIMPLE AND COMPLEX age of 100. future editions of the munity. • WHERE NO WILL EXISTS You are truly a inspira- Saltwater Classic. RIP Dad. tion to us all. How lucky We extend our sympa- are we to have a mum and thies to John and the IN MEMORIAM nanna who still loves life to extended family. its fullest. You are the KELLY, Leslie John most amazing 100 year (Ned). BAKER, Enid (nee old we know. ELLIOTT, Joan. SX19564 Clasohm) Phone 8821 1700 If a medal could be The Stansbury Sports Passed away 8th June, One year ago, on 18th 2a Forster Street, Kadina given for 100 years of leg- and Community Club 2021. June, heaven gained a new GERMEIN REED Moonta - Tuesdays endary love, kindness and express their sincere con- Well respected member angel. Lawyers and Conveyancers by appointment strength, you would win dolences to the family and of the RSL Wallaroo sub- Dearly treasured and gold. friends of Joan Elliott. branch. loved wife, mother and www.grmlawyers.com.au Have a grand day and Joan was the current Sadly missed. Ninny of John, Robert, enjoy. xx longest-standing member Condolences to the Jenny, Graeme, Jeffrey and Love Jo-Anne, Colin, of the club and her contri- family. families. Sally, Lauren, Hayden, butions to the Stansbury Remembering you is “I NEVER THOUGHT Now operating on Carly, Katie, David, Felicity community will be sadly Glen Boyce, President easy, we do it every day; I’D BE HOMELESS.” and Will, Oliver, Layla, missed. Peter Sims, Secretary Missing you is a More people are now facing Yorke Peninsula Kingsley, Lachie, Shakilah, Thank you for the mem- heartache that never goes homelessness than ever before. Isabelle and Hunter. xxx ories. LEST WE FORGET away. Contact your local funeral director Visit salvationarmy.org.au or scan the QR code
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Weather weatherzone.com.au Kadina Maitland Warooka Thursday t 9° s 16° Showers increasing Thursday t 8° s 15° Showers increasing Thursday t 10 s 15° Thunderstorms Friday t 7° s 15° Possible shower Friday t 6° s 13° Possible shower Friday t 9° s 14° Showers Stunning Saturday t 6° s 15° Mostly sunny Saturday t 6° s 14° Mostly sunny Saturday t 9° s 15° Mostly cloudy Sunday t4° s 15° Mostly sunny Sunday t5° s 14° Mostly sunny Sunday t8° s 15° Mostly sunny Monday t 5° s 16° Mostly sunny Monday t 5° s 15° Mostly sunny Monday t 8° s 15° Mostly sunny Tuesday t 6° s 17° Possible shower Tuesday t 5° s 16° Possible shower Tuesday t 9° s 15° Late shower Sunset FORECAST Issued at noon, June 16, 2021
THURSDAY STATE Thursday: A slight to medium chance of showers over the south of the pastorals,
1016 increasing to a high to very high chance over the agricultural area and Flinders. Possible 1016 storms. Cool with moderate to fresh west to southwesterly winds, shifting south to
1024 southwesterly in the west and about southern coasts. Friday: A slight chance of showers 1018 over the West Coast district and a slight to medium chance of showers over the agricultural area, Flinders and south of the Northeast Pastoral. Cool to cold with moderate 1016 1033 1008 to fresh southwest to southeasterly winds, strong about southern coasts in the morning. 1032 Saturday: Cold with early frost in the Northwest Pastoral and early fog patches in the 1003 1024 west. A slight chance of showers about the agricultural area and a medium chance about 1016 1016 southern coasts and ranges east of Kingscote. 1008 1011 1018 YORKE PENINSULA DISTRICT FRIDAY Thursday: Cloudy. Very high (95%) chance of showers, most likely in the afternoon and evening. The chance of a storm in the late morning and afternoon. Winds westerly 15 to 25 km/h increasing to 25 to 30 km/h in the middle of the day then turning southwesterly 1016 1016 during the afternoon and evening. Friday: Partly cloudy. High (70%) chance of showers, most likely in the morning and early afternoon. Winds southwesterly 25 to 30 km/h z 1024 turning southerly 25 to 35 km/h during the morning. Saturday: Partly cloudy. Slight (20%) ANZAC DAY... Luke Dayman supplied this photo of the chance of a shower. Winds southerly 15 to 25 km/h becoming light during the afternoon. 1033 Balgowan sunset, taken on Anzac Day. Email your stunning 1032 photos to editorial ypct.com.au. 998 SPENCER GULF @ Thursday: Winds: West to southwesterly 15 to 20 knots becoming southwesterly 20 to 1008 25 knots during the afternoon then reaching 20 to 30 knots in the evening. Seas: 1 to 1.5 1016 1024 1016 979 metres, increasing to 1.5 to 2.5 metres during the afternoon. Swell: South to southwesterly below 1 metre, increasing to 1 to 1.5 metres south of Cowell to Wallaroo. Friday: Winds: SATURDAY South to southwesterly 25 to 30 knots becoming southerly 20 to 25 knots during the morning then decreasing to 15 to 20 knots during the evening. Seas: 2 to 3 metres, Tide Times HIGH AND LOW WATERS decreasing to 1.5 to 2 metres during the morning. Swell: South to southwesterly 1 to 2 1016 metres, increasing to 2 to 3 metres during the morning. 1016 PORT ADELAIDE WALLAROO GULF ST VINCENT Thursday: Winds: Westerly 15 to 20 knots decreasing to 10 to 15 knots in the early Outer Harbor morning then becoming west to southwesterly 15 to 20 knots during the afternoon. Seas: 1032 Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m Time m 1024 998 1 to 1.5 metres, decreasing to 1 metre during the morning, then increasing to 1 to 1.5 1016 1024 metres by early evening. Swell: South to southwesterly below 1 metre. Friday: Winds: 1008 16 19 22 16 19 22 1008 Southwesterly 20 to 25 knots becoming southerly during the morning. Winds reaching 1016 7% 3! 45 7% 3! 45 1000 25 to 30 knots for a period during the afternoon. Seas: 1.5 to 2.5 metres. Swell: South to southwesterly below 1 metre. 17 20 23 17 20 23 4( 35 7% 4( 35 7%
18 21 24 18 21 24 Hot Fishing Tips Rainfall &2 -/ 4( &2 -/ 4( with Greg James “One of the week’s biggest questions” brought to you by... www.gregjamesfishing.com.au MOON SYMBOLS New Moon First Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter LOCALS SERVING LOCALS * EXTRA TIDES Welcome to the column with all the hot tips for fishing Visit our experienced team & increase around Yorke Peninsula; contact Greg by email at your farming profitability at Brought to you by...COAST ROAD MOTORS 2 Kennett Street, Kadina 8821 4433 greg gregjamesfishing.com.au. @ Main Coast Road, Ardrossan 8837 3202 Port Broughton: The June long weekend loomed large as Rainfall recorded (in mm) on Yorke Peninsula from I checked out the local fishing activities from here, Tickera, 9am Tuesday, June 8, to 9am Wednesday, June 16. NEW & USED BOATS – Yamaha Outboards, Horizon aluminium and Classic Craft Boats Port Davis and even into Port Pirie last Thursday. Snook, Issued mainly by the Bureau of Meteorology South whiting, squid and an occasional flathead were the main Australian Regional Office, and from some other statistics. reports, while the jetty and local breakwaters held tommy
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FROM PAINTING & DECORAT- SALT DAMP, STONE SUPPORT WORKER TREE EXPERTS: Call Out YP LOCKSMITHS: Advertising P56 ING: Inside and out & PLASTER WORK: WANTED: Negotiable on a Limb for all of your Supply, service and painting. Quality internal, Rock Solid Renova tions. hours, need own car. tree lopping, mulching installation of safes, Conditions GARAGE DOORS: external work, new, Chemical treatments, Résumé to PO Box 518, and stump grinding. locks, doors and hard- Gliderol garage doors, repaints, feature walls, stone/brick re place ment, Port Hughes 5558, Professional and reliable ware. Re-keying of prop- Action Ads and Personal Notices: Deadline 10am sales and service. wallpaper removal, interior/ exterior plaster- marked Attention: service. Licensed and erties and key cutting, Tuesday. Cost: $14 for first 16 words, then $1.75 for Servicing all brands and cracks filled, insurance, work, underpin founda- Margaret. insured. Servicing the quality products and every 4 words thereafter. (Account fee of $5 will types of doors on the YP covering all areas. Over tions, large crack repairs. entire Yorke Peninsula. service, covering the YP. apply if monthly account balance is less than $25. and Mid North. Kennetts 20 years’ experience. Bld 25 years’ experience. TILES TILES TILES: Phone Brad on 0458 253 1800 720 350. Adverts lodged via a newsagent/agency of YP of Kadina, 8821 1255. Tiles from $13.50sqm Country Times will incur a booking fee). Company 239998. Roy 0420 786 Servicing all of YP. Lic 952. GARAGE/MOVING 504. 149004. Jamie Flink from Pirie Tile and logo can be displayed on Action Ads (cost: $15.30). TYRE SERVICE: Moonta YP OFFICE AND WIN- Photos for Personal Notices (the subject must SALE: Many items, 125 0412 699 810. Hardware Centre, 114 Fuel and Tyres Plus. DOW CLEANING: approve of its publication) have to be lodged by 5pm Narangga Terrace, PARTY HIRE: Juke boxes, Main Road, Port Pirie. Wide range quality brand Domestic and commer- Monday. A flat rate of $30 extra plus the normal Moonta Bay, 9am-2pm, karaoke, daiquiri mach- Phone 8632 5302. name tyres/batteries at cial window cleaning; charges for your wording applies. Saturday, 19th June. ines, band bookings, DJ All Action Ads and Personal Notices must be signed TILING: All floor and wall excellent prices. Ring office cleaning; builders’ rigs, PA, lights, smoke and include a contact name and telephone number. GARAGE SALE: tiling, new houses, com- Fred 8825 2449. cleans. Fully insured and Thursday 17th – mach ines, strobes, EFX, plete bathroom reno- current police check. Community Calendar: Deadline 5pm Monday. mobile pizza oven, etc. VALUATIONS: Reg. val- Cost: $7.65 per column centimetre. Saturday, 19th June, vations. Phone 0407 798 Quality reliable service. 9am-4pm. Trailers, Phone 8835 1202, 0408 uer for rural, residential Classified Notices (Situations Vacant, 352. BLD 209784. Phone David 0418 859 camping, fishing, 819 905. property, property settle- 766 or Susan 0438 867 Local Government, Public Notices, etc): ments, deceased estates, Deadline noon Monday. wheels, shed gear, etc. 627. 1336 Ardrossan Road, PENINSULA HOME SHEDS, DOMESTIC, clearing sales and land Peninsula Farming, Real Estate and large Petersville. IMPROVEMENTS: RURAL, INDUSTRIAL, transfers. Contact Len display advertising: Deadline noon Friday. COMMERCIAL. Lysaght YP PUMPS PORT VIN- HANDYMAN: Mal’s Manufacturer of Carinya Easther, Member Aus - Living Collec tion veran- CENT: New and discount Articles and Photos: Community articles and photos Handyman Services. windows and doors. tralian Institute of to accompany for Tuesday’s edition dahs and carports. pump sales, repairs and General home mainte- Invisigard security doors Valuers. Ph 8837 3620. to be submitted by previous Thursday. Fencing, steel, all sizes. warranty, service all nance. General garden and screens. Roller shut- Metal fabrication. Phone WANTED TO BUY: pumps. Ph Merv 0449 Sports Results: Deadline 10am Monday for weekend maintenance. No job too ters and outdoor blinds, TREE CARE: Martin sports, noon Sunday for sports played before 8821 3000. BL 238801. Antique, vintage, retro 118 121 or 8853 7442. small. Moonta, Port quality products and Family Tree Service. weekend. service covering the YP. STORAGE: Kadina Specialising in large tree house, shed, garden Hughes, Kadina and Self Storage. Loctite items, single items, 8852 1666. pruning and removals YP TRASHPAK: Com - Wallaroo areas. Free individual self-contained downsizing, estates, any- with tight access. mercial and private rub- quotes. Phone Mal 0409 units, various sizes. thing old or interesting. PLASTERBOARD Chimney sweeping. TV bish removal. Prompt *For full terms and conditions see website. Persons 452 222. Purpose built, designed Phone Rob 0418 391 wishing to advertise in the Personal Notices section of FLUSHER and cornice tower removals. Fully service. Call 0402 606 HOME IMPROVE- for your storage needs. 084. the Yorke Peninsula Country Times are informed that all fixer, plaster renovations, insured and qualified 230. MENTS: Kiel Building. Fully secure. Call 0418 notices must be submitted in writing and be authorised new and old. R36607. arborist. Phone 0413 YORKE PENINSULA by the person/ persons concerned. Roofing, doors, decks, 859 002, www.storage Phone 0439 040 658. 000 186. COUNTRY TIMES for all ceilings, floors, demoli- kadina.com.au YP WATER CARTING: PERSONAL NOTICES WILL NOT your commercial print- tion, renovations, fenc- SA Water Accredited – BE ACCEPTED OVER THE PHONE PLUMBING and property STORAGE: Wallaroo Self TREE CARE: Peninsula ing requirements. Visit ing. For a complete SA Health Approved. maintenance, no job too Storage. Individual self- Tree and Stump. Prompt 31 Goyder Street, Signatures and address are required. The Yorke professional carpentry contained sheds 33’ x reliable professional Bulk drinking water sup- Peninsula Country Times will take legal action small. Reliable service, Kadina, 8821 1155. and building service. pliers, 10,000L – against inserters of bogus advertisements. competitive rates, 12’ x 14’, 30’ x 12’ x 12’, service. Trim or com- Insurance quotes wel- 20,000L trucks. Serv- PGE4752. Andrew 0407 20’ x 10’ x 10’. Shipping plete removal of trees YP GUTTER and Rain - come. Lic Bld 203942. icing Yorke Peninsula. 396 170, 8832 2524. containers. Yard spaces and stumps. Bark chips water Tank Cleaning. John 0438 163 037. available especially for available. Insured. Free Gutter cleaning, vacuum ABN 44 132 577 587. LAWN MOWING: Contact us today 0455 Church Services PLUMBING: Bennett & caravans at discount quote. Gavin Watters clean rainwater tanks. Clarky’s Lawn Cuts and Minimum water loss. 125 347 ypwatercarting Co Industries, Moonta. prices. Daryl mobile 0409 532 398 or 8854 This listing is for genuine church services only. Maintenance. Lawns cut 0438 807 864. 2190. Peter 0407 791 017. @gmail.com Please submit notices to YPCT’s Kadina office by 5pm Servicing surrounding and edged, shrub prun- Thursday for publication in the next week’s edition. areas. New homes, all ing, weed spraying, gar- Make sure you state denomination, date, place and general plumbing, hot time; and please include contributor’s contact details den clean-ups, rubbish water replacements, in case of queries. Fax services to 8821 2044, email removal, gutter cleaning. [email protected], post to PO Box 246, Kadina blocked drains, Free quotes. Phone SA 5554, or drop in to 31 Goyder Street, Kadina. stormwater. Bld 164 Darren 0402 711 162. FRIDAY, JUNE 18 Yorketown: 9am, HC. 656. Contact Don 0428 Catholic Uniting LOST: White and black 859 439, Angus 0428 Kadina: 8am. Kadina: 9am, Routley. desexed male cat in 859 491. SATURDAY, JUNE 19 END OF FINANCIAL YEAR Wallaroo: 10.30am, vicinity of Elder and Seventh Day Adventist Routley. Stirling Streets, Kadina (Port Road): Moonta: 9.30am, Thatcher. PLUMBING: Copper 9.30am-10.30am, bible Wallaroo. Contact 0408 Coast Plumbing Service. Moonta Mines: 11am, 811 945 if found. study; 11am-12.30pm Norris-Green. For all your general worship service. Weetulta: 9am, Phillips, All MARINE: Can Do plumbing and mainte- Catholic Age Service/Harvest Marine. Servicing and Kadina: 8.30am. nance needs. PGE Thanksgiving. repairing inboard and 160075. For enquiries Wallaroo: 6pm. Maitland: 10.30am, TBA. Minlaton: 6pm. outboard motors. Re - call Matt or Peter on Curramulka: 9.30am, powering using new SUNDAY, JUNE 20 Smith. 0411 703 268, www.cop Salvation Army Edithburgh: 9.30am, Cong. Volvo Penta Engine percoastplumbing.com Kadina (Copper Coast); Minlaton: 10am. Packages. Qualified 10.30am. Port Vincent: 10am. mechanics, accessories, SALE The Church of Jesus Christ PUMPS: YP Pumps, of Latter-day Saints Warooka: 11am, Smith. slipping, antifouling. Ph Port Vincent. New and Get organised for a Stansbury: 11.15am. Kadina: no services until 8823 3025, www.can discount pump sales, further notice. Church of Christ domarine.com.au Kadina: 10.30am. repairs and warranty. stress free EOFY CRC Churches PAINT — HAYMES International Community Church Service all pumps. Moonta: 10am, www. Stansbury: 10.30am. PAINT: Australian owned Phone Merv 0449 118 lmmchurch.com.au. Gospel Church and made. Buy 6L for the 121 or 8853 7442. Crosslink Christian Minlaton: 10am, 33 Main price of 4L, undercoat, Network Street, gospelchurch interior, exterior or ceil- RECEPTIONIST WANT- Place your order before end Kadina: 10am, 10 Pannan minlaton.com. ing white. Kennetts of Street, www.hopechapel Australian Christian ED: 20 hours per week, .com.au. Churches Kadina, 8821 1255. need own car. Résumé of June 2021 and receive Baptist Minlaton: 10am, Eternity PAINTER: Quality to PO Box 518, Port Wallaroo: 10am, www. Chapel, 64 Maitland Road painter interior/exterior. Hughes 5558, marked facebook.com/Copper and online. Residential and com- Attention: Margaret. CoastBaptistChurch/. Edithburgh: 10am, Light mercial. Locally owned Catholic Church. business. Prompt friend- COMMERCIAL Moonta: 8.30am. Kadina: 10am, Sunday, ROOFING, VERANDAHS % Kadina: 10am, inc. www.facebook.com/ ly service, we take pride & CARPORTS: Rob OFF Children’s Liturgy. engagechurchkadina; in our work. Call Taylor. Roofing, gutters, PRINTING Port Broughton: noon. 10.30am, Tuesday to 10 Anthony Hage. Bld repairs and mainte- Yorketown: 8.45am. Friday, www.facebook. Maitland: 11am. 258140. Phone 0408 nance. Carports and com/engagechurch 252 831. verandahs, pergolas and Get in quick! Ends June 30. Anglican kadina. Kadina: 9am, MP. Ardrossan: 2pm, Light PAINTING & DECOR- sheds, external cladding. Moonta: 9am, MP. Church. ATING: P. A. and L. G. Bld 36375. Phone 0412 Wallaroo: 10.30am, HC. The Congregation at Wharton – Point Turton 755 761. Minlaton: 9.30am. Moonta Mt Rat: 9am, HC. and surrounding areas. Moonta: 11am, Cornwall Yorketown: 9.30am, HC. Bld 16601. Bld 36653. SALT DAMP: A. & R. Yorke Peninsula Hotel community room. Warooka: 4.30pm, HC. Contact Phil on 0418 Bricklayers. Salt damp Ardrossan: 11am, HC. MONDAY, JUNE 21 818 046 for a free quote. removal and replace- Catholic Country Times Maitland: 11am, HC. Kadina: 8.30am. PAVING: APC Kadina, ment brick/stone. Liquid Stansbury: 11.15am, HC. TUESDAY, JUNE 22 servicing all areas. injection. Over 40 years’ Lutheran 31 Goyder Street, Kadina 8821 1155 Kadina: 9.30am, HC. Catholic Driveways, patio and experience. Repointing Maitland: 11am. Moonta: 8.30am. alfresco, retaining walls, and plastering. 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Phone no-obligation, in-home checkerplate back box, 2 53$$/- OPENING HOURS 3-way Dometic fridge, Terrazzo and exposed Monday to Friday 9-3 mirrors, glass and glaz- Michael 0438 634 363. quote. gerry can holders, 2 gas Waeco reverse rooftop finishes, patio and drive- Saturday 8-noon ing. Made to measure. bottles, 3-way fridge, a/c APPLE PRODUCTS: air conditioner, full sized way make overs, floor FOR SALE: About 6-8 10 Kennett St, Kadina Free quotes. Servicing reverse heater, 240V. 54321 Apple products and annexe, single beds, levelling, glue removal. bags of Nugget lentils in Phone 0418 859 484 the entire Yorke Penin- Contact Merv, 0400 355 0/0./-, accessories now avail- ready to roll, $5000, in Free quotes. BLD Bulka bag, $200 inc. sula. Phone 8832 2807, 623, Moonta, $15,500. ,+/*342, able. Call in and check good condition, 209784. 0407 798 352. 0438 253 287, Moonta. email penglass@inter our range in store. FOR SALE: 18' Trailcraft, Curramulka. Phone COURIER: Calley FOR SALE: Com pos ted node.on.net. Kadina Retravision, 38 90hp Evinrude, Furuno 0'$541 8854 2027. Services. Prompt and cow manure at Paske- Graves Street, Kadina, reliable courier service colour sounder, GPS, .//)('-(*&3*%/$ CARAVAN FOR SALE: ville. Truckloads can be JACK’S SEPTIC 8821 1322. daily to all of Yorke power winch, trailer ,*&$3#"/2!(*&3+, 16' pop-top Spaceline delivered. Call Garry, SERVICES Peninsula and sur- needs attention, 1210 ,4245( ( -4 1 Odyssey, good condi- 0428 845 889. rounds, Adelaide and David Brown with AAAAAAAAAAAA: Jack’s tion, solar 12V system, locally. Email brettcalley FOR SALE: Computer hydraulic lift, $15,000, ! HEY Septic Services for effi- roll-out awning, $8990. @y7mail.com. Phone desk with hutch and key- will separate. Phone cient septic clean ing. Phone 0474 739 776. Brett 0418 802 970. board shelf, $50 ono. Ph 8855 3380. # /,541 YOU! Servicing Copper Coast CARAVAN & CAMP ING: 0447 774 311. FOR SALE: 2004 white and surrounding areas. ASBESTOS REMOVAL 4$ 2/-,(.//) YP Caravans. Caravan Mitsubishi utility, 4cyl, . - /-('-(*&3*%/$ Shan non 0408 859 181; AND DEMOLITION in FOR SALE: Eight 200L YP, Copper Coast and sales and repairs. On- drums of Bonito TT 131,000km, WXI818, reg . - /-( (*&3+, 0400 400 605; 8823 site insurance quotes, to 1-11-21, has a good set Do you 2520 all hours, 7 days. surrounding areas. Your canola, use for feed or local licenced asbestos servicing and repairs. sow, $300 inc GST. Ph of stock hurdles, $10,000, need to ACRYLIC NAILS AND removalist. Lic No. Range of new and used 0438 253 287, Moonta. 13 West Tce, Kadina. ! WAXING by Lyndall, 83326. Phone 8823 caravans. Phone 0428 DAMAGED PROP? We Phone 8821 3443. promote Wallaroo. For appoint- 377 007, 8837 7007; FOR SALE: Fridge, works 2034; 0438 251 866. can fix it. Specialising in well, good condition, FOR SALE: 2013 /5$/,541 ments, please phone [email protected] Coromal Element 20ft your BLINDS BLINDS aluminium and stainless $120. Kadina, phone +4-01(541((.//)('- 0408 283 816. caravan, full ensuite, QB, *&3*%/$(+4-01( BLINDS: If you are think- CARAVANS WANTED: steel. MIG and TIG weld- 0407 859 390. business? full fridge, oven and ,4245( (*&3+, AIR CONDITIONING: ing of blinds now is the Ur gently require vans, ing. Boat prop and skeg FOR SALE: Heaslip tray- many extras, $40,000. Or have Kadina Retravision pro- time, beat the price rise pop-tops and campers. repairs. Custom alumini- vides professional Spot cash paid. We um and stainless fuel top camper, legs for Phone 0438 696 758. something on 1st July. Kennetts of free-standing, queen size ! advice, supply and Kadina, 8821 1255. come to you. Phone tanks. Ph 8825 2244; GARAGE DOORS: installation. Ex ten sive 8344 1335. mobile 0418 800 044. bed, multiple storage Copper Coast Garage you want range of leading brands Promnitz En ginee r ing, 8- areas, slide-out kitchen, #& -,541 CARD & PAPER Doors. Supply, installation to sell? of air conditioners at 10 Hills Road, Moonta. water tank and pressure and service of all types of 0(- 0+('- STOCK DISCOUNTED: pump, full enclosed side competitive prices. We garage doors and remote ,*&$3#"/2((*&3+,( service what we sell. Lic Selection of specialty A4 HOME DELIVERIES awning, in good condi- ,4245 Our last few card and paper. Variety controls. Over 20 years’ No. BL237422, AVAILABLE tion, always shedded, experience. Bld 56994. pages are our AU00446. Phone 8821 of textures, colours and $8000 ono. Ph 0418 858 Call 0431 689 577. most loved! 1322. weights. YP Country DUBLIN, GERRY'S 999. ! Times, 31 Goyder Street, MEATS: Top quality mix CONTINUED The Yorke Kadina, 8821 1155. FOR SALE: Macdon P55 and match meat packs. 3000, 30' windrower )-3541 Peninsula BLINDS: Coast to Coast Blinds for all your www.gerrysdublinmeats with Sabre end cut knife )24#&/45('-(2/0'$ Country Times’ custom-made internal .com or ph 8529 2229. for canola and as-new +/++/-(, 35(3#& *&3+,( (,4245 Action Ad pages ALL ABOUT ASBES TOS. and external blinds and END-OF-FINANCIAL- draper belts, $5000 inc are the most roller shutters, new and CARPET: AA Yorke YEAR SALE: Carports, GST. Ph 0438 253 287, Removal, farmhouses, read section demolition, pick-ups, repairs. Ring Dave 0417 Penin sula Carpet pergolas and verandahs, NYP. Cleaning for all your car- made to your specific ! of the paper – asbestos registers and 862 119 for a free, no FOR SALE: Smale 45' pet and lounge suite requirements, 100% shacks. Lic 90314, EPA obligation, in-home prickle chain, $10,000 ,4# -541 besides the cleaning needs. Call Aus tralian steel. For a 50280. Call Andy 0428 quote. inc GST. Ph 0438 253 4$ 2/-,(. - /-('- front page Carolyn/Ian 0428 858 free measure and quote ! 840 451. BLINDS & CURTAINS: 287, NYP. *&3*%/$(. - /-( 759 or 8821 3165. call Kennetts of Kadina, of course! Carpet Court. Awnings, *&3+, 8821 1255. FOR SALE: Westward outdoor, Ziptraks, roller CLEANING: Windows, windrow pick-up, 12', shutters, indoor blinds, carpets and tiles, com- ELECTRICIAN: Elec trical very little use. Excellent ! plantation shutters and mercial and residential. NRG Solutions. All elec- canola and cereal pick- ENQUIRE TODAY curtains. Free measure NYP Cleaning Service, trical work performed. ALL ASBESTOS AND up. $12,000 inc GST. Ph ! , $541 You can’t afford not to! and quote. Kadina 8821 0417 808 512. Prompt, reliable and cost DEMOLITION WORKS, effective. Copper Coast 0438 253 287, NYP. , $541(-'4,#(541 full house demos to 2775, Port Pirie 0419 3#&( / ( (-'4,# CLEARING SALE: 4 and surrounds. No job FOR SALE: Wheelchair, bathroom strip outs and 567 923. +'#4#'/, 31 Goyder Street Ryan Street, Moonta. too small. Free quote. barely used, blue, excel- anything in between. We BLOCKS CLEARED/ Automotive parts, tools, ECL201856. Call 0407 lent condition. Needs to Kadina 8821 1155 also do site clean-ups. SLASHED: Rubbish equipment, brake lathe, 233 525. go asap, $280. Phone Lic No. BLD 268779, removal, tipper hire. valve grind machine. 0400 015 020 asbestos Lic No. Clear site, mowing, FENCING: Rowe 422(54321(,+/*342,($ Paul 0408 252 249. 0( (#( 620343. Phone 0409 pruning, gardening, Fencing. Specialising in ( (0, 760 300. gravel spreading, hole rural, hard rock drilling, domestic and chain- ALL TIMBER & CAR- boring, trenching. Phone 5/23 /-1( 0427 242 306. mesh fencing. Temp - PENTRY: TC Construc - orary fencing, supply #4%/441 free tions BLD 7409. Tim ber BUILDING: Pulse Con- and installation. Free windows, doors, deck- 42,' structions. All your build- quotes. BLD 223301. ing, handrails, cladding, ing needs from start to Email rowie61@big 4 4324.2/ floors, ceilings. New gut- finish. New homes, shop pond.com, Michael FOR SALE: 4 x brand '$23$/('-5/-3$ ( !4$ 2/-,3$$!*'0!4 PHONE: 8821 1155 ters, roof repairs, pergo- fit-outs, renovations, CONCERTINAS: Wanted 0438 980 785, Andrew new 2021 model Ford ! FOR DETAILS las, renovations. Trevor extensions, mainte- to buy, concertinas. Any 0429 642 221. Wildtrak 18'' alloy 0/0./-,&3+(3, Lorraine 0417 833 584, condition considered. wheels. $1100 ono, usu- nance. BLD 266887. Call FLOOR SANDING AND )-// Copper Coast area. Adam 0437 694 269 or Phone Patrick 0432 346 ally $1600. Phone 0408 821, Chris 0418 821 POLISHING SERVICES: 859 263. ANTENNAS: All your dig- pulseconstructionsa@ 822. Dustless machines, old ACTION AD ital antenna parts, serv- gmail.com timber and new. Supply FOR SALE: .308 Sportco ice and installation, with BUILDING CONSTRUC- CONCRETE: Free quotes and fully accredited target rifle, with new DEADLINE ! over 38 years' experi- TION SUPERVISION and for paths, driveways, installation of all types of sights, sling, cleaning 10am Tuesday (Wednesday after public holiday) ence in the NYP area. TV pre-purchase inspection shed floors, etc. timber flooring, includ- rod, ear muffs and gun *'0/(,//(#&/(4$ 2/-, tower removal and TV service. Qualified and Reasonable rates. Mark ing direct stick to con- case. Large exercise bike $/(.//-( 4-5/$ OFFICE OPEN set up and tuning. Reid's on 8823 3038, or mobile (with electronic con- accredited, BLD 171533, crete. Free quotes. Call $%$$ $ $ Monday to Friday TV & Electrical Services, CMT Building Services. 0418 896 181. Lic No. Darren 0419 819 030 or trols). Phone 0423 015 !$$ "" 0417 871 758. Phone 0419 825 726. RL153638. a/h 8835 2274. 430. %$#"! $ $ $ ! 8.30am-5pm 56 Yorke Peninsula Country Times Wednesday, June 16, 2021