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Vol 30 - No. 8 email: journaljamestown@gmail.com Circulation: 1600
JAMESTOWN’S ALIVE!
Photo by Rosalie Dibben of WSB Distributors Jamestown Show Fireworks
There’s that feeling of excitement in the air again as Jamestown’s Oct 6th - 7th, The Jamestown Show action begins from 2pm
events silly season begins all over again. Starting off this year with Sunday 6th with Stacey Pavilion entries being judged, the new
the Jamestown Mural Festival happening in the main street. shearing shed in full swing, Paddock to Plate Paviion serving up
great cooking ideas and flavours and live entertainment into the
Sept 11th - 15th, you can watch talented artists paint large scale
evening with The Borderers live @ the Roundhouse plus sheaf
murals for 3 days. Meet and Greet the artists on Firday 13th Sept
and boot tossing events. See our middle insert for more details.
from 6pm at the RSL Combined Services Rooms for dinner
@ $10 per person. Learn about the artists impressions and the Nov 2nd, Head towards the Secret Garden to find that person
techniques they use. you’ve been dreaming of at the Ram and Ewe Ball during the
singles hour starting at 7pm. Live entertainment from “The
On Sept 21st, camp under the stars, warm your bones by the fire,
Incredibles” & “Basham Brothers”, plus DJ Aikman will start from
soothe your soul with live music, and fill your belly with SA craft
8pm. Tickets available online.
beer and low and slow BBQ. Headliners for the event include
ASH GRUNWALD, VENICE QUEENS and GRENADIERS, live at the For more information or to buy tickets to any of these events
Caltowie Memorial Oval from 12.30pm for the Chilled Out n Fired please visit www.visitjamestown.com.au, scroll down the page
up Music Festival. to click the event posters.
Oct 5th, frock up and enjoy a day at the Jamestown Races for Special Mention: These events are brought together by groups
the Jamestown Cup. Marquees are available and the track action of hard working volunteers and their sponsors. Well done to all
begins at approx 12.45pm. A great family day out trackside. involved in bringing these events to life.
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We’re 30!
Fri 20th - Sat 21st Sept
Come and join in the
festivities and celebrate our
30th birthday with heaps of
SPECIALS
fun for the whole family
DEMOS
Come and Meet the dogs GIVE AWAYS
Rusty and Sandy SAUSAGE SIZZLE
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Makita, Haymes and
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RAFFLE MAKES $8000
Jamestown Hydrotherapy Pool has been given a $8000 boost thanks to an
incredible fundraising initiative of talented local quilter Sharon Porter and the
Burra Quilters Group.
A masterpiece quilt created by Sharon was raffled with phenomenal success,
with nearly 4000 tickets purchased by people from throughout South
Australia, Australia and even overseas.
3 COURSE DINNER
The raffle was drawn by visionary Jamestown community member Robert
Stacey, who was the driving force behind establishment of the Jamestown Presents a
Hydrotherapy Pool in 2003. Saturday Oct 19th | 7pm for 7.30pm
Also in attendance at the raffle drawing were Malcolm and Margaret Sparks,
Sir Hubert Wilkins Building
who generously donated the land the hydro pool is located on, plus a large
contingent of Burra Quilters and Hydrotherapy Pool committee members.
Sharon, who donated more than 350 hours of time to create the quilt, spoke
about the importance of the local hydrotherapy facility to her own health and
with GUEST SPEAKER
that of many others. Jim Whalley - Ex RAAF Test Pilot
The money raised will be used at a grass roots level to better the rehabilitation
and a presentation from the
equipment and aids at the Hydrotherapy pool.
Speaking on behalf of the Jamestown Hydro Pool committee, Jodie Thompson SIR HUBERT WILKINS FOUNDATION
thanked Sharon and the Burra Quilters for their generous contribution of time
and effort to raise such a significant amount for the hydro pool.
COST: $45
“The hydro pool benefits such a large cross section of people from babies Drinks & Raffle tickets available
and young toddlers through to people in their 80s and 90s,” Jodie said.
“We hear time and time again from our clients how much the pool has been
of benefit, from helping young children with developmental delay to helping FLY-IN Oct 19th & 20th
older people with recovery from joint replacements and other on-going
health conditions.”
Phone to Book:
Sharon - 0427 641 993
Jim - 0409 099 959
Trina - 0427 190 361
LIONS
RAFFLE RESULTS:
1st prize: Quilt - Burra Love Birds: Michelle Stevens.
2nd prize: 1 night Sew Delightful Quilting Retreat in Burra: M Hurrell.
3rd prize: Table runner & 4 place mats: Margaret Kane.
know as we are always seeking new volunteers to help with 1/2 hour
medical
Hydrotherapy sessions during the week. It’s a very rewarding and social research
If you are interested in being part of this great facility, please let the council
HALF YEARLY AUCTION
Lions Club of Jamestown
FOUNDATION N
voluntary job. All training is covered (this consists of a three-hour course in
S Sunday Sept 15, 2019
Hydrotherapy first aid, held at the hydrotherapy building annually.
at 10.00 am
JAMESTOWN INTERCHURCH COUNCIL At Jamestown Table Tennis Clubrooms
The Council met in August and planned several ecumenical services for Entries invited and will be received
forthcoming months. on Friday Sept 13, 1.00 to 4.00pm,
In conjunction with Meredith Pammenter, local funeral director, there will be
Sat 14th, 9 to 11am and Sunday 15th 8-9am Sharp
a Remembering and Thanksgiving service on 13th October, at the Wilkins
Centre, at 2.00pm. This is for anyone who has been recently bereaved and Items $ 5 and under will be donated to Lions Projects
will be a chance to reflect, give thanks for the family member who has
died, and be supported by others. Items include Lounge suite, Bags Oats & Wheat, Small
An ecumenical service will be held on Jamestown Pageant Day on 1st bales hay, Poultry, Pot Plants, Wall Unit, BBQ, BBQ Plate
December. As well as it being Advent Sunday, which is the beginning of with burners, MTD 20HP Twin Cyl with 42” cut Ride on
the preparation for Christmas in the church calendar, the focus will be on
Mower, Fuji Zerox CM405 Printer, Peerless Welder, Steel
volunteers, as the Pageant falls very close to National Volunteers Day (5th
work bench, Orange CP100 Pressure Piump, Rover Garden
December). Volunteers from the many organisations within Jamestown will
be invited to attend, when their volunteering efforts will be acknowledged Muncher, Fishing gear, 2 Stained glass windows, 2004 Ford
and prayed for. Futura Sedan, Hooded BBQ 4 burner in cupboard, Electric
Next year on 29th March, a combined Harvest Thanksgiving service will tools, Car Ramps, Spray guns.
happen in Memorial Park, where we will give thanks for the harvest, be
that of farming produce, or produce from the garden, or from what we buy
For more information find us on Facebook under:
from the supermarket! Although we may not think we have an abundance Lions Auction Jamestown
of anything, most of us have enough to eat, and for that, we need to give Contact: Chook 0429 653 255
thanks! Ned 0419 833 566 Blue 0438 641 076
More details of all these services closer to the time: keep an eye on the
community calendar!
September 2019 - Page 3
JAMESTOWN PAGEANT RAFFLE
MURAL
The Combined Service Groups of Jamestown 2019 Christmas Pageant is
on Sunday 1st of December! We have started fundraising with an amazing
raffle!! Please support our event by purchasing a $2 ticket!! It’s drawn on
pageant day, and all the money raised goes to providing free entertainment
on the day, like free face painting, bouncy castle and children’s entertainer,
plus more!! Thank you to all of our generous contributors, our prizes are
awesome!!! And also a huge thank you to all of our volunteers selling the
books!! Keep an eye out for them around town!
SEPT 11th - 15th 2019, AYR STREET The planning is underway for the pageant - any inquiries please email
Jamestownchristmaspageant@outlook.com or we are on messenger/
The time has finally arrived after two years of planning and fund raising Facebook.
for the mural festival to be held. You have probably noticed the activity
at the mural shelters with boards put up and painted in readiness for our
artists. This year there are six artists painting to the theme “Colours of the
Outback”. I think you will be surprised and pleased with the end results
POP UP MARKET Dinner with the Artists
and I encourage you to come to the mural site at the eastern end of Ayr
Street to
see the progress
of the MURAL FESTIVAL
murals and talk to the artists. It is a great
opportunity for a chat and the artists appreciate Meet the
&Greet Artistswith the
interaction
community. Judging will take place on Sunday 15th with brushes down
Work shop
at 11am and announcement at 12.30pm. Sing Australia will be onsite
to
entertain you and the donut van will be open for ayummy
donut or hotdog.
This year we
are a part of Brush with Art which we hope will draw more
visitors to view the
murals as they travel around the district to participate
Mini Mural of
in the arts trail.
MURAL FESTIVAL
I would like to thank the committee for
Grand Opening Create
their support a Keepsake
and hard work with
the mural
festival and the pop-up-markets which
are our main
fund raiser.
To
the vendors
our markets
who support
and the community who
come
and visit the markets Thank You. To festival sponsors a profound thank you
as your generosity allows us to provide theboards, paints and resources.
We endeavour to fulfil our Aims for the promotion and betterment of
Jamestown and the surrounds and it is exciting that this year Alysha
Sparks and Susanne Greentree, both local
artists are painting as
well
as
artists from Queensland, N.S.W. and Victoria.
The committee are holding a mini-mural competition so grab your canvas
and delight us with your artistic flare and be in the running for some great
prizes and view your art displayed at Belalie Arts Society Gallery.
Each artist will exhibit up to ten of their art pieces at the Belalie Art Gallery
this year with an official launch of the exhibition on Wednesday September
11th at 7pm for a high tea Cost $10. Come and see some great and varied art
(buy a piece for Xmas) and have an enjoyable evening with the artists and
see the diversity of their talent. Thanks to Belalie Arts for the opportunity to
both work toward promoting the mural festival and the artists.
Meet’N’Greet evening to be held Friday 13th at 6pm at Combined Services
Clubrooms. Cost $10. Come and mingle with the artists, enjoy a meal and
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JAMESTOWN PROBUS JAMESTOWN RED
Our local Probus Club continues to provide retirees & semi-retirees CROSS
entertaining monthly meetings where they can enjoy friendship, fun and The Annual General Meeting of the Jamestown Red Cross Branch was
fellowship as well as a variety of outings throughout the year. held at the Jamestown History Centre on August 12th with the following
The latest Press Release from Probus South Pacific focuses on the social Office-bearers elected. President: Mary Hagger, Vice President: Tash
side of being a member of Probus. They indicate that it is not just about Downing Secretary: Karen Heness, Treasurer: Vanessa Jacka and
our own social lives, it is about what we can personally add to the lives of Emergency Response Liaison Officer: Mary Hagger.
others. Interesting!!! In the month of June we held a Cake-Less Cake Stall. We would like to
Last month we were treated to thank the community for their generous donations, we were overwhelmed
an entertaining presentation by the response to this fundraiser.
by Lynette & Rob Hammat
On June 27th volunteers from Australian Red Cross - Port Pirie Regional
(pictured left), who recently
Office, travelled to the Jamestown Community School and St James
enjoyed a trip to Vietnam
School to deliver the Pillowcase Project. The Pillowcase Project is an age
& Cambodia. Their photos
appropriate and engaging way to educate junior primary children about
showed that there is still a
lot of Third World customs the importance of disaster preparedness in a fun and constructive way.
prevalent, but also showed The 60 minute presentation included a discussion on the importance of
that some Westernisation has being prepared, an activity to demonstrate how to prepare your mind
taken place. Rob fell in love for the feelings and emotions that may arise before, during and after an
with Vietnam and is hoping to emergency, as well as an art activity, decorating personal emergency kits
make a return visit one day to learn more about this fascinating country. in the form of pillowcases. The Pillowcase Project and the conversations
Our members were interested to hear that Jamestown is about to had during the sessions hopefully open up a conversation at home with
celebrate a special milestone... It’s 150th Birthday. A committee is already parents, carers and friends about emergency preparedness. Both classes
planning this special event and plans to print at book on the history of at the Jamestown Community School and St James School engaged well
Jamestown’s last 50 years, to follow on from the Centenary book printed with the project and contributed to a very in-depth discussion.
in 1971. On August 5th we hosted the Red Cross Mid North Zone Conference.
An exciting happening for our members is the formation of our own Approx 40 people from the surrounding areas attended. We would like to
monthly Lunch Club. There has been significant interest in this new thank the following people who helped make our day successful: Claude
venture, thus plans are underway to get it up and running as soon as Evans for the Welcome to Country, Peter Porch from the Northern Areas
possible. Council for opening the Conference and Judy Lewis and Pam and John
Life is never boring for our members, with a trip to the Johnny Starr Staker from the Whyte Yarcowie Vaudeville Troup for providing us with
Show at Elizabeth Grove in September. The Burra District Open Gardens some entertainment. Lastly a big thank you to our dedicated branch
weekend is happening on the 19th & 20th October and West Side Story is members for organising the event and providing a lovely meal enjoyed
on at the Festival Theatre in December. by all!
Please remember that we meet on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 10am Plans are well under way for our Garden Trail which is being held on
in the Commercial Hotels Dining Room. Prospective members and visitors Sunday 20th October. So far we have 4 beautiful gardens for you to view
are always welcome to attend our meetings. You will not be disappointed on the day. We are on the lookout for more gardens, so if you (or anyone
if you become a Probus member as our club is a vibrant club which caters you know) are interested in having your garden included, please contact
for the varying interests of our members. Mary Hagger on 0428 540 744.
JAMESTOWN At this years garden trail we would like to do a display of photos of past
Red Cross babies. The competition started in the late 1950’s and we have
CWA BRANCH had a Red Cross baby every year since except for 1971 (centenary year). If
you were a past Red Cross baby or a parent of a Red Cross baby we would
“caring and sharing with action” love to get a photo of you/your baby at that time. Please contact Karen
90th Anniversary Rose. Heness 0417 838 206 or Mary Hagger 0428 540 774 for more information.
The Jamestown Branch of SACWA presented one of the 90th Anniversary Our annual Red Cross Bowls night will be held on Thursday November
Rose to the Jamestown Hospital Auxiliary to be planted in their garden 14th. We will be running a Fours tournament, which will be followed by
and enjoyed by the Residents in Symonds. The SACWA is a non profit a delicious supper. This is always a great night out, keep an eye out for
Organisation that has been serving the Community for 90 Years. more details in future editions.
The Rose will be promoted and used to raise funds for the SACWA We would like to thank our 2018/2019 Red Cross Baby Ross Downing
Emergency Aid Fund which supports SA Farmers and their Communities. and his parents Tash and John Downing. We have had a fantastic year of
The Jamestown members would welcome any new members to join fundraising, raising over $5000 for the Red Cross. Well done and thank
their Branch and enjoy helping the Community. They meet once a month you, we have enjoyed working with you!
and there is a Craft, Coffee & Chat once a month. We would like to announce that the
2019/2020 Red Cross Baby is Jonty
Lehmann, son of Andrea and Ben
Lehmann of Caltowie.
The next Red Cross Meeting will be held
on October 14th at 8pm at the Jamestown
History Centre. Any new members are
welcome to attend.
JONTY LEHMANN PICTURED LEFT
From left to right: Veronica Malone, Julie Holmes, Wendy Cooper,
Mavis Cooper & Kaye Meaney. September 2019 - Page 5
after the event, including craft beers from Yorke Premium, made using
AG Schilling & Co’s Yorke Peninsula-grown barley.
Held on the Hart Field-Site Group’s trial site - 10 kilometres north of Blyth,
Friday, August 23, 2019 just off the Blyth to Brinkworth road – visitors will get a first-hand look at
how the trial crops have performed so far in the 2019 growing season.
HART FIELD DAY IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER Bus and group tours are welcome and encouraged to register now.
The gates will be thrown open at the Hart Field Site on Tuesday, To register or for more information take a look at the Hart Field-Site
September 17, as the annual Hart Field Day gets under way, giving Group website www.hartfieldsite.org.au or contact Sandy Kimber on
farmers an opportunity to see and hear first hand the most up-to-date 0427 423 154 or email admin@hartfieldsite.org.au
information on agronomy trials and check in on how the season is
While early registrations are encouraged, online registrations will remain
progressing.
open until lunchtime on the 17th, so even if you decide on the day to
The Hart Field Day has cemented itself as one of the country’s leading head along it is easy to sign up before you arrive and fast track your way
agronomy events, and Hart chairman Ryan Wood says this year’s program through the gate.
featuring 22 rolling sessions promises something for everyone on the Media contact: HFSG research and extension manager
cropping front. Dr Sarah Noack 0420 218 420.
“After a dry start, the rainfall has showed up at the right time to allow the
Hart field trials to perform really well and will be looking fantastic for the
field day,” he said.
“This year’s program
features some must-see
sessions from industry
leaders and speakers on
a wide range of topics,
including discussion on the
lifting of the moratorium of
GM (genetically modified)
food crops in South
Australia and what it
means for next season’s
canola variety choice,” he
said.
“We’ll have the release of new herbicide-tolerant oat and faba bean
varieties, and the launch of SARDI’s new real-time pest management
monitoring system for insects and disease.
“Another highlight will be our keynote lunchtime speaker, AgCommunicators
co-founder Deanna Lush, a strategic communication specialist working in
primary production, natural resources and advocacy, speaking on how
we need to bridge the cultural gap between city and country, especially
with education on our chemical and livestock management that is at the
forefront of media currently.” Regional Health
Other highlights will include a redlegged earth mite and green peach aphid
management and resistance update with Jess Lye from CESAR (The Centre Aged-Residential, Community
for Environmental Stress and Adaption Research). Dual purpose awnless
wheat as an option for grain and hay will be addressed by speakers Mick and Disability Scholarships
Faulkner (Agrilink Agricultural Consultants) and Pat Guerin (Balco).
Cereal and pulse root diseases will be put under the microscope by Applications are now open! Valued at
speakers Tara Garrard and Blake Gontar from SARDI, while Jess Koch from
$4000
Breezy Hill Ag will present a PA (precision agriculture) mapping update – Are you looking to start or change your career?
what’s out there and how you can capitalise on using map layers.
Can you see yourself supporting older people and/or people living
Legume and oilseed herbicide tolerance will be the topic of discussion for with disability?
Andre Sabeeney from Nufarm and Tony Craddock from Rural Directions.
Soil and plant testing for better fertiliser decisions will be the focus for Sean Are you interested in working in rural South Australia?
Mason, of Agronomy Solutions.
You could apply for a scholarship to cover costs to study
There are also some new sponsors onboard and a range of new static Certificate III in Individual Support in Home and Community,
Aged Care, and Disability.
displays along with some of our valued long-term sponsors.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants
Among them will be major sponsor Rocky River Ag Services, who will be are encouraged to apply.
on-site, providing an opportunity to kick some tyres and have all your Scholarships can be undertaken in
Barmera, Ceduna, Mount Barker,
machinery queries answered. Mount Gambier, Wallaroo and
Whyalla.
The event gets underway on Tuesday, September 17, with gates open at
9am and an official opening at 10am. The first session starts at 10.30am Applications close
sharp. 31 October 2019
Admission is $35 (students $5), or online early bird price of $30, and
For more information or to
includes access to all 22 sessions and more than 30 specialist speakers, apply visit
as well as a comprehensive, full colour Hart Field Day Guide with articles www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/
ruralhealthscholarships
and information from each of the sessions.
Pre-registration and payment is now live online. Full catering is available
throughout the day (cash sales only) and a refreshment tent will operate
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LIBRARY NEWS The Quarryman’s Wife/ Elizabeth Gill.
The Secrets Between Us / Laura Madeleine.
Mike Dumbleton - Children’s Author Smokescreen / Iris Johansen.
The Spies of Shilling Lane / Jennifer Ryan.
DVD - Top end wedding
Audio
Burial rites / Hannah Kent ; read by Morven Christie.
Dragonfly: a novel / Leila Meacham
Story Time, Rhyme Time Program
for preschool age children
This term, Story Time has seen us exploring some of the different
We were lucky enough to have Mike Dumbleton visit the library and emotions we have, moving our bodies and becoming scientists who fly
school for two days at the end of July. He conducted sessions with rockets.
students from reception to year 11 plus presenting an information session We have one more Story Time/Rhyme Time session before the end of
at night. Mike has written a range of different books, many of them now the term. Please feel free to join us on Friday 20th September at 9:30 for
available at the library. We received fantastic reports about his visit from a teddy bears picnic.
staff and students.
New Books HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
Please see below for the list on new books for this month: The Jamestown Flying Group has donated $1200 to the Hospital Auxiliary,
Fiction Thank you very much for this great Donation.
13 Minute Murder / James Patterson, Before & Again / Barbara Delinsky
8 Quilts have been donated to Symonds Wing. Thank you Julie. A
A Beggar’s Kingdom / Paullina Simons, Behind the Door / Wendy
different Quilt will be displayed in the Lounge room in Symonds Wing
Altschwager, Boy Swallows Universe / Trent Dalton, A Dangerous Man /
every month. Thank you to the Ladies who have agreed to show their
Robert Crais, Ghosts of the Past / Tony Park, Good Girl Bad Girl / Michael
quilts, it will make for a good conversation piece with Clients, Nursing
Robotham, Hitch / Kathryn Hind, Knife / Jo Nesbo ; translated from the
Staff, Family & Friends. The Jamestown Branch of SACWA have donated
Norwegian by Neil Smith, Live a Little / Howard Jacobson, Minotaur /
a rose of the same name to the Hospital and was planted on Wednesday
Peter Goldsworthy, Outfox / Sandra Brown, The Queen’s Colonial / Peter
Watt, The Shelly Bay Ladies Swimming Circle / Sophie Green, Short 28th of August. Thank you for your Donation.
Range / Stephen Leather, The Single Ladies of Jacaranda Retirement The next meeting of the Auxiliary will be held on Wednesday 18th
Village / Joanna Nell, Sisters and Brothers / Fiona Palmer, Spirit of the September at 1.30 pm at the Hospital any interested Persons who would
Country / Wendy Altschwager, Taking Tom Murray Home / Tim Slee, like to help raise money for the hospital is welcome to attend.
Tidelands / Philippa Gregory, The Turn of the Key / Ruth Ware, Where the
WE
Dead Go / Sarah Bailey, White Horses / Rachael Treasure.
Non Fiction
Alan Turing : the life of a genius / Dermot Turing, Australia Remember
this too! / Bob Byrne, Backyard to backpack : a solo mum, a six year
NEED
old and a life-changing adventure / Evie Farrell, The complete anti-
inflammatory diet for beginners : a no-stress meal plan with easy
recipes to heal the immune system / Dorothy Calimeris and Lulu Cook,
YOU!
Complete keto : a guide to transforming your body and your mind
for life / Drew Manning, The crow eaters : a journey through South
Australia / Ben Stubbs, CSIRO low-carb everyday / by Professor Grant
Brinkworth and Pennie Taylor ; photograhy by Jeremy Simons, Dress up!
: sew 25+ T-shirt costumes for little superheroes, princesses, unicorns,
cowgirls, & more / Linda Schmidt, Finding Joseph George Lodwick @ JAMESTOWN
BOWLING CLUB
Gilbert : boundary rider and Australian light horseman / Glenda Couch-
Keen, The grocer /Sydney, NSW : Bauer Media Books, 2019.
The grower : the heartbeat of Australia / by Alice Mabin, The grower
: the roots of Australia / Alice Mabin, Major Thomas : the bush lawyer
who defended Breaker Morant and took on the British Empire / Enjoy LAUGHS,
A SOCIAL OUTLET &
Greg Growden, A naturalist’s guide to the reptiles of Australia / Peter
Rowland and Chris Farrell, No less worthy : acknowledging Western
Australian Aboriginal men in World War I / Aboriginal History WA and
the Western Australian Museum, Potty training magic : the fun way
MEETING NEW PEOPLE
to go nappy-free fast / Amanda Jenner, Railway hotels of Australia / OF ALL AGES
Scott Whitaker, Railway hotels of Australia. Volume 4, South Australia,
Northern Territory, Tasmania and Western Australia / Scott Whitaker, All new members playing Saturday or Mid-Week
Raising readers : how to nurture a child’s love of books / Megan Daley, bowls will have membership fees for 2019/2020
Small fry : a memoir / Lisa Brennan-Jobs, The top five regrets of the season waived and will also receive a newly
dying : a life transformed by the dearly departing / Bronnie Ware. designed complimentary club shirt.
Large Print
Season opening with a fun Social day of Bowls
Dragonfly : a novel / Leila Meacham.
on Saturday 12th October from1.30pm
Fury at Bent Fork / B. S. Dunn.
For further information please contact:
Kid Palomino: Outlaws / Michael D. George.
The McCallum Boys / C. J. Sommers.
Simon Seppelt 0408 707 907 • Anne Marie Clark 0427 604 992
Paradox / Catherine Coulter.
September 2019 - Page 7
JAMESTOWN LADIES GOLF
July 31st: Medal Competition Winner: Deb McCarthy 73 Nett.
D.O.F- Kerren Abbot 15, Putts – Deb Mc and Judy H with 30
Championship Prelim. Div.1
Kerren def. Deb McCarthy on 19th hole.
Aug 7th: Championship Final
Division 1: Liz Kelly def. Kerren Abbot 4/2 on 25th hole Did you know that if you have a child turning 4 by the 30th of April 2020,
Division 2: Rene Richardson def. Val Hall 6/5 on 22nd hole they are eligible to attend preschool at the beginning of 2020? If you
Stableford Plate: Lyn Hammat 39 points haven’t already registered your interest in enrolling in preschool at JCCC
Aug 14th: Laurel Wreath Semi Final in 2020, please see Rachel or Tegan as soon as possible or contact us at
Judy Honan def. Val Hall 5/4, Lyn Hammat def. Paula Jukes 5/4 JCCC on 8664 1276.
Stroke winner: Liz Kelly 75 Nett. DOF- Liz & June Pollard 15 At childcare we have been exploring space! This all started with a rocket
Aug 21st: 3rd Round Northern Area Funerals built from the waffle blocks a couple of weeks back. From there we made
Stableford winner: Liz Kelly 32points, our own paper straw rockets. We coloured them in using textas and then
DOF Liz Kelly 17, Birdies- Liz Kelly No. 2, Chip out- Liz Kelly No.2 used scissors to cut them out. It was wonderful to see the persistence
Aug 28th: Laurel Wreath Final: demonstrated from all of the children with using the scissors. We talked
Judy Honan def. Lynne Hammat 6/4 about trying again and again to build our confidence with the scissors.
Stroke winner: June Pollard 74nett. Birdies- Deb McCarthy No.6, We had a space sensory box. Black beans were used for the blackness
Chip out- Rene Richardson No. 11 of space and we added in pictures of the planets, stars, rockets and
New members always welcome. Come for the golf, a walk, a chat or the astronauts. We used these pictures to create some collages of our own.
cake! Wednesdays 9am. This led to lots of conversations around how we live on planet earth.
For more information, contact Kerren Abbot ph: 0427181748
We have been on a couple of walks too. These have been great to help
get us moving and warming us up on these chilly days! We walked all the
RALLY READY…….. way to Foodland one day and we visited the ducks on another day. During
these walks we have started to play a new game —I Spy! The children
well almost!! really think and look at their surroundings to pick what they can spy when
it is there turn.
The October 19 starting line is fast approaching for
Team Friday Fillies taking part in the Cancer Council We had a special visitor on Tuesday last week, a Kindy, when Judd and
fundraising Shitbox Rally. Marley’s Nanna Jac bought in her two joeys, Digger and Gracie, to share
We, Leanne and Margie, are busily preparing ourselves and ‘Marlea’ the with us. Nanna Jac told us how she had rescued these joeys and had been
car in readiness for our Shitbox Rally adventure raising funds towards raising them. She taught us some very interesting things about kangaroos.
Cancer Research.
The Spring 2019 version of the Box Rallies begins in Melbourne and finishes
7 days and over 3,600kms later in Townsville including an opportunity to
divert to Birdsville.
We have been absolutely overwhelmed with the generosity of our local
community, relatives, friends and complete strangers for their fantastic
support which has enabled us to raise over $10,000 to this point.
As we would like to contribute as much as possible to the Cancer Research
cause we are planning a ‘Bottle Drive’.
If you live in Jamestown and have any bottles and cans that can be
returned for a 10c deposit please call or text Margie (0418 839 901) or
Leanne (0427 363 369) with your name and address before September
24th. We will collect the bottles and cans from the footpath area next to Over the past couple of weeks the Kindy children have been working
your home on 28th & 29th September. on making their own houses with pop sticks and then drawing a picture
If you live outside of Jamestown but would like to contribute please take
of the people that live in their house. The aim of this experience was to
your bottles and cans to Boxy’s Recycling Depot on Mannanarie Road and
provide the children with an opportunity to explore relationships and a
ask them to be donated to Team Friday Fillies.
connection to home. It is also a great chance for children to work on their
Once again thanks everyone for your support since we began this crazy
oral language skills as we have asked them to tell us about their drawing
adventure in aid of the Cancer Council, whether monetary or in-kind, we
and we recorded their responses. Cheers Karen Zwar
appreciate it all.
ANNUAL
GENERAL
MEETING
Monday October 14th
7pm – Jamestown Appila Football Club AGM
7:30pm – Jamestown Peterborough Will be holding a morning tea plate drive
Football Netball Cub AGM On Friday November 22nd 2019.
Sweet and Savoury morning tea plates will be available for
At the Jamestown Football Club Rooms
delivery to your home or workplace.
If you are interested in joining the Please keep this date in mind, and support our wonderful centre
JPFNC committee and the work it does for the children in our community.
Please contact Ali Cooper Order forms and more details available in the October
0408 892 807 or email jpfnc1@gmail.com Jamestown Journal and from the centre foyer.
Page 8 - September 2019
NORTHERN HIGHLANDS
Dan SOROPTIMISTS
van Holst Pellekaan MP NEWS
Member for Stuart
The Trish Noonan Travel Awards
On Tuesday 21st August Northern Highlands Soroptimist President, Pam
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Staker, presented seven girls from the Community School with Trish Noonan
n g f o r Travel Awards. The girls are travelling to Cambodia in September with
Worki in Stuart teacher Danya McKay to learn about life in a third world country.
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Trish was a foundation member when Soroptimists was established 29 years
ago. Following her untimely death, members decided to initiate the award
to honour her memory. The award has been generously supported by the
Noonan family, and by Soroptimist’s fundraising.
Trish was the second of eight children. She attended school at Bundaleer,
Port Augusta Office then Cabra College before becoming a nurse. She married Michael and
Phone: 8642 3633 Fax: 8642 6402 moved to Hornsdale. She was a devoted mother of five and very involved
stuart.portaugusta@parliament.sa.gov.au in the children’s schools, the Catholic Church, sport and the community.
Through her membership of Catholic Women’s League, she served for six
Shop 2/5 Young Street (PO Box 350) Port Augusta SA 5700
years on Caritas Australia, a Catholic National Committee which fundraises
www.danvhp.com.au for third world and remote community projects. Hence the suitability of the
award in her memory.
NEW MIDWIFERY CARE TRIAL The girls and their families have been busy fundraising for their trip and we
FOR STATE’S MID NORTH
look forward to hearing about their experiences and learnng later in the year.
Country Kids can do anything-given the opportunity. This is what the award
Expectant mothers in Wallaroo, Crystal Brook, Port Pirie, Clare and supports.
Jamestown are set to benefit from better access to midwives throughout
their pregnancy, with a new way of caring being trialled in the Yorke and
Northern Local Health Network.
Minister for Health and Wellbeing Stephen Wade said the trial program
will ensure mothers and babies receive the best rural maternity care.
“We know that all too often, expectant mothers in rural and regional areas
have limited access to the full suite of antenatal, postnatal, labour and
birthing services,” Minister Wade said.
“This trial program will benefit local mothers and their families to ensure
they can get the best rural maternity care, closer to home. L-R Pam Stakers, Danya McKay, Courtney Downing, Anne Redden,
“The trial will also ensure support local jobs, by sustaining a regional Jacqui Couzner, Charlotte Rogers, Tessa Francis, Liana Webb, Kate Daly,
midwifery workforce and improving capabilities for the future. Leanne Beyer & Veronica Malone.
“We are committed to providing the best health care for all South
Australians and delivering it closer to home.” MEN’S Shed
Across regional areas, it is not uncommon for maternity services to be
limited to antenatal and postnatal care, with local residents forced to
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The trial is expected to improve the recruitment and retention of midwives
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across regional South Australia, as well as the long-term sustainability
of regional birthing services. Its success will see the Model of Care
phone Ken Loader on 8664 1796
implemented across other regions.
The Model of Care was designed with input from a broad range of regional
clinicians and experts across the Yorke and Northern Local Health
Network and is being trialled for a two-year period. September 2019 - Page 9
JAMESTOWN SHEARING TRAINING FACILITY
COMMUNITY SCHOOL It is exciting to see above ground works progressing towards construction
of the new shearer training facility at the Jamestown Show Grounds.
NEWS Following being awarded grant funding through FRRR to contribute to
the new Jamestown Shearing and Wool Handler Training facility, the
BOOK WEEK Jamestown Show Society has immediately pushed on to have the shed
Congratulations to everyone who dressed up for our Book Week parade. completed prior to the 2019 Jamestown Show. This is an exciting project,
A huge effort by everyone with many creative costumes once again. greatly reducing the labour requirement to operate the shed and allows
Thank you to JCCC for joining us for the parade. Thank you to the parents all sheep to be housed inside under cover on the show weekend. It
and families who came along to support as well. will also cater for four person shearer finals, which is a big drawcard for
A fantastic effort from everyone. competitors.
The new facility includes an additional two removable stands ensuring
that the facility is suitable for holding National Shearing and wool
handling championships, which has not been possible in South Australia
for over 15 years. The society are currently applying for the 2021 national
championships, which if successful, would be held over 3 days on
the October long weekend in that year, coinciding with the 150 years
celebrations in Jamestown. This will be the 147th Jamestown show, which
is also something to be proud of. It has now been confirmed that the State
wool handling championships will be held in the new shearing shed at
SKI TRIP 2019 the 2020 show. All of the above is positive growth toward the societies
Earlier this term 16 of our Year 9 students attended our annual Ski Trip. aim to become a premier sheep and wool show for South Australia.
Most students on the camp had not been to the snow before, and On the training front, there will be a minimum of 1 TAFE learner shearer
therefore had no prior skiing experience. However, by the end of the school each year (more likely 2), with the first one set to be held in July
week all students had successfully skied down an intermediate slope – a next year. The Show Society is also investigating utilising the facility,
fantastic effort and just reward for the hard work they had all put in over in conjunction with the football clubrooms, to offer an Owner Classer
the four days. school, which will meet a growing need for generational change in
Learning a new skill isn’t easy, especially in cold conditions, in a foreign farming businesses across the mid north.
environment and a long way from home. It requires a positive attitude, Heiniger have been extremely supportive of our show, culminating in the
open mind and willingness to give everything a go. fit-out of the shed with equipment. They are excited by the opportunity to
As staff we could not have been more impressed in how our students run grinding schools and product release evenings in Jamestown, as it is
approached the whole experience, in particular the persistence and very accessible to a large number of shearers across the mid and upper
resilience each of them demonstrated. When they fell over, they simply north of SA. At this stage they are working on holding 6 of these evenings
got up, dusted off the snow, got back into their skis and tried again. Many per year.
fell over more times than they could count, but continued to try again, all The Jamestown Show Society have been blow away with the support so
with a smile on their face. far and wish to thank those that have contributed in any way to help make
A highlight of the trip was how well the students worked together. When this happen. Since the announcement that the shed will be built, society
skiing students continually encouraged each other, providing advice and members have been approached by many wool growers who were not
helping other students to stand up when they fell over. Students who had made aware of the possibility of supporting the project and asking how
skied before, or who grasped the new skills quicker than others, took on to donate. Like any new project, there are many costs involved, with the
leadership roles and gave specific, constructive feedback to their peers. final area requiring support being the power and lighting of the new
shed. Contributions have been standardised at $1,000 per individual or
Students also made progress through actively participating in their skiing
business and these will be recognised on a permanent honour board
lessons with instructors. The instructors were highly impressed in the
in the shed acknowledging those that helped to turn this dream into a
way students listened to all advice given, and then acted upon what was
reality for our community.
said. Many students showed initiative and made the effort to seek out
individual feedback as to how they could improve their skiing technique. To make a contribution please contact :
The persistence, resilience, initiative, collaboration and support that Stella Sparks 0409 894 359 or email. treasurer@jamestownshow.com.au
students demonstrated enabled everyone to experience success on the David Cooper 0417 896 772 or email. davidseth@cccooperco.com.au
slopes. These are transferable qualities that are just as important in the Matt Scharkie 0439 843 527 or email. Matt.scharkie@bigpond.com
classroom, workforce and everyday life for future success. Now when
faced with difficult circumstances in future years, these students will be
able to draw on their experiences in the snow and be confident that they
can succeed.
PLEASE NOTE:
SPECIAL GENERAL
MEETING 17/10/19
A Special General meeting will be held on the
17/10/19 to adopt a new Constitution replacing
the existing Constitution of the Jamestown AH&F
Society. The amended Constitution brings it
into line with the suggested set of rules that the
Dept of Consumer Affairs provides for Incorporated Associations.
All members of the Jamestown AH&F Society are required to be
informed of these changes and are entitled to vote on their adoption
at a Special General Meeting to be convened by the Society on
17/10/2019, at The Jamestown History Centre at 8pm. For this
All students who attended the ski trip should be very proud of their efforts, Constitution to be adopted 75% of those members attending the
as we are of them and the outstanding manner in which they represented meeting will need to be in favour of the new Constitution.
themselves and the school. A copy of the draft constitution can be obtained via the website
Michael Gaunt Principal www.jamestownshow.com.au alternatively,
please contact the Secretary on 0418 795 525 for a printed version.
Page 10 - September 2019SUNDAY 6th - MONDAY 7th OCT, 2019
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9:00AM EWE HOGGET COMPETITION JUDGING LANDMARK SHEARING SHED
12:00NOON SHEEP & WOOL GROWERS BBQ AWI SHEARING SHED
2:00PM GATES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC & TRADE SITES OPEN
2:00PM - LATE SIDE SHOW & RIDES OPEN SIDE SHOW ALLEY
2:00PM - LATE APEX BAR OPENS @ ROUNDHOUSE THE ROUNDHOUSE
2:00PM - 5:00PM MINATURE REMOTE CONTROL CARS & TRUCKS OUTSIDE BIG SHED MAIN ENTRANCE
2:00PM - 6:00PM ARCHERY TAG FOR 7 & UP SOCCER OVAL NEAR THE ROUNDHOUSE
2:00PM - 6:00PM BIZZY BUGS PLAY TIME BIG SHED
2:00PM JUNIOR JUDGING COMPETITION SHEARING SHED / CATTLE SHED
OFFICIAL OPENING FOR NEW SHEARING FACILITY PRIOR TO NEW SHEARING SHED
SPEED SHEAR FINALS
2:00PM- 5:00PM FREE FACE PAINTING JCCC/ JAMESTOWN DENTAL OUTSIDE PADDOCK TO PLATE PAVILION
2:00PM - 5:00PM FARMER DARCY'S TRAVELLING FARM OUTSIDE STACEY PAVILION
2:30PM COMMERCIAL FLEECE JUDGING NAB BIG SHED
2:30PM BELINDA CAY - FOOD & FIBRE EDUCATION SA AWB/WAYNE DAVIS GRAIN PADDOCK TO PLATE PAVILION
2:30PM FREE KIDS ENTERTAINMENT - SCOTT STUNZ MAGICIAN ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION @ THE ROUNDHOUSE
2:30PM SPEED SHEAR COMPETITON REGISTRATIONS OPEN SOLAR WATER PUMPS SHEARING SHED
3:00PM EWE HOGGETS ON DISPLAY RAM SHED
3:00PM STACEY PAVILION OPENS STACEY PAVILION
3:00PM FASHION PARADE AWI BIG SHED
3:15PM FREE KIDS ENTERTAINMENT - CHLOE ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION @ THE ROUNDHOUSE
3:30PM LIVE COOKING DEMO - JAYNE TILLER BULLY’S MEAT PADDOCK TO PLATE PAVILION
4:00PM - 7:00PM BOOT TOSS ELDERS THE ROUNDHOUSE
4:15PM FREE KIDS ENTERTAINMENT - SCOTT STUNZ MAGICIAN ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION @ THE ROUNDHOUSE
4:15PM LIVE COOKING DEMO - LISA CUTRI BULLY’S MEAT PADDOCK TO PLATE PAVILION
5:30PM YOUNG FARMERS CHALLENGE NORTHERN END OF FOOTBALL OVAL
5:30PM FREE KIDS ENTERTAINMENT - CHLOE ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION @ THE ROUNDHOUSE
5:45PM LIVE COOKING DEMO - THERMOMIX BULLY’S MEAT PADDOCK TO PLATE PAVILION
6:00PM LIVE MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION @ THE ROUNDHOUSE
6:30PM PERRYS FUEL RAFFLE DRAW PERRYS FUEL THE ROUNDHOUSE
7:00PM SHEAF TOSS REGISTRATIONS OPEN BALCO THE ROUNDHOUSE
7:30PM SHEAF TOSS BALCO THE ROUNDHOUSE
8:30PM FIREWORKS WSB THE OVAL
9:00PM - LATE LIVE MUSIC - THE BORDERERS MNSPG ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION @ THE ROUNDHOUSE
2:00AM APEX BAR & SHOW GROUNDS CLOSE THE ROUND HOUSE
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Page 12 - September 2019SHOW Monday 7th Oct - Gates open @ 8am
WEEKEND ENTRY COST IS $12 PER ADULT • CHILDREN UNDER 16 $6 • CHILDREN 4 & UNDER ARE FREE • MOTOR VEHICLE PARKING $2
MONDAY Event: Sponsored by: Location:
7:30AM HORSE FLOAT GATE OPEN HORSE FLOAT GATE- IRVINE STREET
8:00AM GATES OPEN TO PUBLIC & TRADE SITES OPEN
8:30AM- HORSES IN ACTION
9:00AM - 4:00PM SIDE SHOW & RIDES SIDE SHOW ALLEY
9:00AM - 4:30PM STACEY PAVILION OPEN STACEY PAVILION
9:00AM - 12:00PM BIZZY BUGS PLAY TIME BIG SHED
9:00AM - 3:00PM FARMER DARCY'S TRAVELLING FARM OUTSIDE STACEY PAVILION
9:00AM - 3:00PM MINATURE REMOTE CONTROL CARS & TRUCKS OUTSIDE BIG SHED MAIN ENTRANCE
9:00AM - 1:00PM ARCHERY TAG 7 & UP SOCCER OVAL NEAR THE ROUNDHOUSE
9:30 am RAM OF THE YEAR JUDGING HEINIGER NORTHERN AG RAM SHED
9:30 am EWE OF THE YEAR JUDGING RURAL BANK RAM SHED
9:30 am PAIR OF THE YEAR ELDERS RAM SHED
9:30 am BEEF CATTLE JUDGING CATTLE RING
9:30AM CLASSIC CARS, MOTORBIKES AND OLD MACHINERY HUNTS FUEL NORTHERN END FOOTBALL OVAL
9:30AM FREE KIDS ENTERTAINMENT - CHLOE ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION @ THE ROUNDHOUSE
9:30:AM - 4:30PM SPORTS SHEAR COMPETITION SHEAR MAGIC SHEARING SHED
10:00AM - 2:00PM FREE FACE PAINTING JCCC/JAMESTOWN DENTAL OUTSIDE PADDOCK TO PLATE PAVILION
10:00AM- 6:00PM LIVE CHARCOL COOKING DEMOS - PYRITE BBQ HUNTS FUEL NORTHERN SIDE OF THE ROUNDHOUSE
10:00AM POULTRY PAVILION OPEN POULTRY PAVILION
10:15AM FREE KIDS ENTERTAINMENT - SCOTT STUNZ MAGICIAN ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION @ THE ROUNDHOUSE
10:30PM OFFICIAL OPENING OF PADDOCK TO PLATE PAVILION - BULLY’S MEAT BULLY’S MEAT PADDOCK TO PLATE PAVILION
10:30AM SING AUSTRALIA CONCERT BIG SHED
10:45AM LIVE COOKING DEMO - PYRITE- MASTERCLASS HUNTS FUEL PADDOCK TO PLATE PAVILION
11:00AM APEX BAR OPEN THE ROUNDHOUSE
11:00AM GUEST SPEAKER - BELINDA CAY AWB/WAYNE DAVIS GRAIN PADDOCK TO PLATE PAVILION
11:00AM FREE KIDS ENTERTAINMENT - CHLOE ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION @ THE ROUNDHOUSE
11:00AM FASHION PARADE AWI BIG SHED
11:15AM LIVE COOKING DEMO - PYRITE MASTERCLASS HUNTS FUEL PADDOCK TO PLATE PAVILION
11:45AM FREE KIDS ENTERTAINMENT - SCOTT STUNZ MAGICIAN ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION @ THE ROUNDHOUSE
12:00 NOON OFFICIAL OPENING BIG SHED
12:00: NOON YOUNG RURAL & RURAL AMBASSADOR PRESENTATION BIG SHED
12:00: NOON MICHELL WOOL PAVILION MICHELL WOOL WOOL PAVILION
12:45PM LIVE COOKING DEMO- LISA CUTRI BULLY’S MEAT PADDOCK TO PLATE PAVILION
12:45PM SHOW PERSONALITY BIG SHED
1:00PM FREE KIDS ENTERTAINMENT - CHLOE ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION @ THE ROUNDHOUSE
1:30PM LIVE COOKING DEMO- PYRITE MASTERCLASS HUNTS FUEL PADDOCK TO PLATE PAVILION
1:45PM LIVE COOKING DEMO - JAYNE TILLER BULLY’S MEAT PADDOCK TO PLATE PAVILION
1:45PM FREE KIDS ENTERTAINMENT - SCOTT STUNZ MAGICIAN ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION @ THE ROUNDHOUSE
2:00PM- 3:30PM AG INDUSTRY Q & A
2:30PM LIVE COOKING DEMO - PYRITE MASTERCLASS HUNTS FUEL PADDOCK TO PLATE PAVILION
2:30PM FREE KIDS ENTERTAINMENT - CHLOE ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION @ THE ROUNDHOUSE
3:15PM FREE KIDS ENTERTAINMENT - SCOTT STUNZ MAGICIAN ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION @ THE ROUNDHOUSE
3:30PM FASHION PARADE AWI BIG SHED
3:30PM LIVE COOKING DEMO - THERMOMIX , FOLLOWED BY THERMOMIX BULLY’S MEAT PADDOCK TO PLATE PAVILION
RAFFLE DRAW
4:00PM SHEEP & WOOL PRESENTATIONS, FOLLOWED BY OFFICIAL CLOSE BIG SHED
4:30PM LIVE MUSIC - ELLA HEBBERMAN ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION @ THE ROUNDHOUSE
9:00PM APEX BAR CLOSE
* The information provided in these schedules is subject to change without notice. Apologies in advance for any alterations.
September 2019 - Page 13RUNNING ALL DAY
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12.47pm First Race
2.00pm onwards Junior and Senior Fashions at the Races
3.12pm Railway Hotel/Coopers CupROUND FIVE – 18TH AUGUST - RACE RESULTS
We held our fifth round of Racing on the 18th August at Harris Park. A huge
day with 55 cars and over 58 drivers nominated. The day ran smoothly with
great action packed and close racing in all grades. Non-stop all day, we pushed
through all heats without stopping and our second round of the Ron Harris
memorial feature race was a success. It was a sensational effort by all. The
canteen and bar were busy all day. Food was awesome and the drinks were
flowing. Thank you to our emergency services volunteers and too all our
volunteers and sponsors, we couldn’t run such great race days without you!
A big thank you to Jamestown Engineering for supplying the stairs, Jeff
Rowe Transport for the loan of the crane, Elbow Renovations and J&B Gibb
Electrical for all your help and another big thank you to everyone who has
assisted us around the track during our working bees. The first stage of the
tower & observation platform is looking great and will be a massive benefit
to the club and our race meetings. We are looking forward our double
header in September with Round 6 on Sunday 15th September and the
Outback Burnouts Comp on Saturday 21st September!
We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all our winners on the day.
Juniors - 1st Lachlan Carter C Grade - 1st Colin Blatchford B Grade - 1st Shannon Juett
2nd Hayley Pollard 2nd Justin Lawrence 2nd Fred Laskey
3rd Patrick Cock 3rd Angus Reichstein 3rd Julie Redden
A Grade - 1st Barry Slaven Super Mods - 1st Aaron Edmead Open Wheelers - 1st Michael Dyer
2nd Trent Higgins 2nd Jarrod Schmidt 2nd Jack Horner
3rd Jeff Davy 3rd Leon Hams 3rd Ashley Iley
Super Open Wheelers - 1st Spud Taylor
2nd James Duffield
3rd Kevin Murray
NEXT RACE MEET - SUNDAY 15TH SEPTEMBER
Gates open at 8am | Drivers meetings at 9.30am | Racing starts at 10am.
We have bar and canteen facilities on the day - NO BYO.
Entry - Adults $5 and children under 14 yrs free
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