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SALE YARDS CELEBRATING
50 YEARS OF HISTORY
The Jamestown saleyards were opened
in their present position in 1969 the yards
were built jointly by Elders, Dalgety’s
and Southern farmers. With the first sale
in February of that year. The yards were
moved to their current spot after two
previous positionings, one where the
current caravan park is and then where
Perry’s fuel depot of today. When the yards
were opened they would cater for sheep
and lambs, pigs and a separate complex for
cattle. The majority of sheep in the earlier
years were walked to the sale yards or
brought in by rail as most trucks were only
two and three decks. Continued on pg3
Vol 28 - No. 4 email: journaljamestown@gmail.com Circulation: 1600
Also in this Edition:
Saleyard History continued - pg3 Barbershop Chorus Coming to Jamestown - pg12
Northern Shows Presentation Night - pg5 Sports Results - pg19
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May 2019 - Page 1
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• Ambulances displays and station tours
address: 17 Doon Tce, Jamestown SA 5491 • CPR demonstrations • Photo opportunities
• Face painting and much more!
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SALE YARD HISTORY CONT... 1986
Continued from Front Page...
The catering for the yards was carried out by people from the
Home for the Age and the standard sandwiches was Mutton &
Chutney. The canteen and office complex was a simple tin shed
on the eastern side of the yards which would go under water in
the event of a rainy sale. The yards continue in their early form until
1994, when several neighbouring town saleyards were closed,
and the Crystal Brook sale yards were brought to Jamestown
and re-erected at the Southern end. In 1996 extra trees were
planted for shade in this new section. In 2000 a watering system
was introduced to the yards to minimise dust, and in 2009 the
four ramps were replaced with electric winches. In the same year
a new canteen, office complex with a toilet and shower system
was built and financed jointly by the agents, council & the federal
government together with the vendors that sold sheep though
the yards in the form of a levy. In 2014 a huge renovation to the 2019
yards took place and some of the original yards were totally
replaced.
The Jamestown saleyards have been operated jointly by
Landmark and Elders during these 50 years on a regular monthly
and by monthly basis. It is a testament to the local producers
and numerous staff that have worked through these yards that
they still exist today where nearly every other saleyard complex
in surrounding towns have almost all been demolished. The
Thursday market days represent a boost for the local shop
keepers in the town with people travelling near and far for the
sale and a general catch up.
During the last 50 years we have seen the lows of the sheep
market where entire pens of sheep were sold for as low as $20
per pen to present day times where we are seeing numerous
pens selling to more than $200 per head. From the early days
with the sheep not only being railed to the yards but also the
majority railed from the sale, to today where we see four deckers,
B doubles, road trains & AB Triples all loading into and out of the
sale.
During the 50th Year the agents have introduced an interfaced
sale with Auctions Plus participating in the physical sale. This has
proven to be very successful in the couple of times that is has
been used with buyers being able to logon and access the sale
from far and remote areas. With this new innovate selling process
we see the longevity of the Jamestown Sale yards complex.
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CAN YOU HELP?
Calling all descendants of World War I Veterans
The Diggers’ Walk committee of Applications for
Jamestown Development Association EnergyAustralia
is planning to compile a register of Community Grants
direct descendants of World War are now open
One veterans from Jamestown and
Districts; in readiness for the centenary
celebration on December 31st this year.
If you are a direct descendent, or alternatively, if you know of someone As operator of the Hallett power station, Applications are now open
who is: we would love to hear from you, so that a list and locations of EnergyAustralia is committed to making a
We are seeking to support local
positive contribution to our local
people can be compiled. projects which focus on:
community.
• Education: supporting skill
Thanks in anticipation, Keith and Yvonne Woidt EnergyAustralia will provide funding for
development, training or
local projects through our
keith_yvonne@bigpond.com 0457 826 607 or 0408 824 752 community grants program. We want
knowledge acquisition
to support initiatives which address • Social inclusion: supporting
key social issues currently facing our community cohesion
Jamestown & District RFDS region. or development
Support Group How to apply for funding
Our Meal Drop is on again, on June 21st, 2019. Orders need to be in by May 31st,
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and there will be a limit of 200 meals, so get in early. This will be one of our major the application form or email hallett@energyaustralia.com.au
fundraisers for the year , so we look forward to your support. Applications close 5pm, Friday 31 May 2019.
Thank you to everyone that donated to the RFDS Badge Day, we managed to
collect about $650.
Orders to be given to Michelle at Shellie’s Shoes or Liz Kelly – 0428 641 254
(with money) by June 1st 2019. Meals will be delivered hot at lunchtime or
cold to be reheated for dinner.
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Friday June 21st 2019
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NORTHERN SHOWS
ANNUAL PRESENTATION
NIGHT
MC George Seppelt welcomed 120 guests to the Clare Town Hall
for the annual Northern Shows presentation dinner.
During the evening awards were presented to both junior and
senior winners of the aggregate prizes in various sections of show
participation. There was also the recognition of dedicated and
untiring contributions to the show movement with two names
being added to the Achiever’s Award again this year.
The Rural Ambassadors and Young Rural Ambassadors representing
various northern shows were also judged on the night. Each entrant Young Rural Ambassadors from Left to Right - Chloe Hilder (winner)
Garry Schutz (winner) Sasha Selleck (runner up) Sophie Reynolds
faced a panel of judges during the afternoon and on the night was
interviewed by the MC in front of the dinner guests. Once again the
show societies put forward a group of excellent young people to
represent them and the judges struggled to make their decision.
The winners will represent Northern Shows in Adelaide later this
year where they will compete against Ambassadors from around
the state.
Presentations made on the night were:
Young Rural Ambassador (16-19 years) winners were: Chloe Hilder
from Quorn Show and Garry Schutz from Eudunda Show with
runner up being Sasha Selleck from Gawler Show.
Rural Ambassador (20-30 years) winners were Sharna Juett from
Clare Show and Karl Milde from Eudunda Show with runner up
being Jade Smith from Gawler Show
Rural Ambassadors from Left to Right - Sharna Juett (winner)
Achievers Award: Norm Crowther from Clare Show and Susan Jade Smith (runner up) Karl Milde (winner)
Prosser from Melrose Show.
Senior Aggregates: Poultry – Janine Paynter; Beef Cattle –
Walmona Pastoral; ; Wool – LA & SK Saegenschnitter; Flowers & MAY IS HISTORY MONTH IN SA
Pot Plants – Joy Meissner; Cookery & Preserves – Joy Meissner; “A WALK IN THE JAMESTOWN CEMETERY”
Needlework, Handicrafts & Hobbies – Alison Dunling; Produce
Meeting at the main gates at 1-45 pm tours will be held on Sunday
– Bob Rankin, Photography - Phil Williams, Agricultural Produce -
May 5th, 19th and 26th, cost of $10 per adult.
Clyde Hazel.
There are over 2,500 burials and ashes interred in the cemetery. You
Junior Aggregates: Horses In Action – Chloe Hilder; Cookery &
will hear about the first burial, the oldest person buried, the tallest
Preserves – Emily Ellard. For the first time there was a draw (after a
count back) for the Poultry trophy between Hayley Flynn and Lorie headstone, the oldest headstone, the inscriptions in German. You will
Paynter. It was disappointing that more junior exhibitors had not visit approx 46 graves and learn their story. The tour will take 2 hours.
entered into the various other aggregate trophy sections. If it is raining at the advertised time a power point presentation will be
Junior Judging: Burra Community School held in the Jamestown History Centre at 23A Doon Tce.
Thank you to all the sponsors of trophies and awards including; “TAKE A LOOK, WALK DOWN MEMORY LANE”
John Dawkins MLC, Patricia Marks, Bob & Margaret Rankin, Mike The Museum will be open on Sunday May 5th,19th and 26th from 1 to
& Margaret Rogers, Millie Nicholls, Peter Mosey, Jeff McCallum,
4-30pm for you to experience life in a by gone era.
Elders, Landmark, Palmers Jewellers, Marty Barker, RAHS and the
You can stroll through the themed rooms and experience memorabilia
Agricultural Societies Council of SA.
from the flour mill, railways, war – butterfly collection, medical – Both
Thank you also to the judges of the Rural Ambassadors, Bob Rankin,
Iron Lung, household items, family photographs and much more. We
Barry Mangelsdorf & Julianne Wandel, and for the Young Rural
Ambassadors, Margaret Rankin, Rex Liebelt & Gypsey Sandow. now have a resident caretaker Rob Gates who has spent many hours
painting and improving the museum and surrounds to make the
Congratulations to the Clare Show Society for hosting a delightful
experience visiting the Museum more pleasant. Admission Adults
evening and especially to the MC George Seppelt, who stepped
in at the last minute, for keeping a very busy night moving along $5 students $1.
smoothly. Don’t forget to “take a look” at the window display in
Hair on Ayr during History Month.
MEN’S Shed
Thursdays 1-4 Irvine Street
Contact Don 0419 741 921 May 2019 - Page 5
Jamestown Hospital
Auxiliary Update
Thank you to the following people for your support with our Easter
Monday BBQ. Denis and Jeff from Jamestown Meats, Foodland for the
voucher donation, and Kevin & Rosemary O’Leary.
To Jenny, Trev, Ruth, Tash, Margie, Steve, Judy, Vernyse, Miles and all the
Ladies who cooked the lovely cakes. I could not have done it without you
all, you are all great community minded people.
Thanks to Elle Hebberman for her entertainment which was well
received. $1,014 was raised on the day, this money will be going to the
refurbishement of the rooms. Thank you to those in the Community who
GALLERY NEWS
came along hope you all enjoyed the bbq and music.
On Sunday 5th May the Auxiliary are cooking the Sausage Sizzle and
ISLAND TO INLAND making cakes for the Official Opening of the Refurbished Ambulance
Building by the Hon. Stephen Wade, Minister for Health at 1030 am.
CONTEMPORARY ART FROM KANGAROO ISLAND
Everyone’s invited to attend including Children as there are Children’s
coming to Belalie art Gallery
Activities. Maybe some old Ambulances.
Island to Inland: contemporary art from Kangaroo Island
showcases new work by ten contemporary artists living and Without both the Ambulance and Hospital where would we be or go for
our Health.
working in one of South Australia’s most remarkable locations.
Developed over the course of two years, these compelling and So come for the day and show your appreciation for the fabulous service
challenging works respond to themes of isolation, the island’s of the Ambulance Volunteers.
unique history and the rugged, natural beauty in which the The next meeting of the HOSPITAL AUXILIARY will be held on
artists are immersed on a daily basis. Wednesday 15th May at 1.30 pm at the Hospital.
Please join us for the launch of Island to Inland on
Friday 3rd May at 6pm
Enjoy light refreshments and preview the exhibition.
JAMESTOWN PROBUS
On Display until 9th June 2019
President Kaye inducted our newest member, Helen Paterson, in
Belalie Art Gallery 6 Irvine St, Jamestown
April. Welcome, Helen!
Exhibition Coordinator M 0407241667
Our annual “get together” with our neighbouring Probus Club
Gallery Open Wednesday to Friday and Sunday, 1pm – 4pm. members was hosted by Laura Club on 1st April, when 27
members attended for a day of fun and friendship. Six of our
members performed several skits which were well received and
provided a lot of laughs.
Guest speaker at our April Meeting was Jenny Willis, from
To Book the RSL and Combined Services Booborowie, who loves gardening and putting garden colours
into silk/floral art. Over a period of time, Jenny experimented
Hall in Jamestown, please contact using flowers, shrubs and vegetables, and she found that
geraniums, daisies and eucalypts hold their colours well on silk.
Val on 0429 060 747 This hobby is now her business, and she sells her silk scarves at
various markets in Adelaide and throughout South Australia.
Jenny demonstrated putting the flowers onto silk and the method
she uses to fix the colours. As all flowers are different, so too are
the colours produced on silk, and every scarf is different. Jenny is
excited about this experimental work, and said that natural dying
is becoming popular. It takes about 6 weeks to make each scarf.
A large one can take up to 10,000 flowers to get the required
effect!
Our meetings are held at 10.00am on the 1st Tuesday of
each month, at the Commercial Hotel, when any visitors or
prospective members are always welcome.
Outgoing President, Gloria Tiver, handing over the regalia to new
Page 6 - May 2019 President, Kaye Meaney
Flying Doctor launches
new aircraft and
Major Sponsor
The Royal Flying Doctor Service Central Operations (serving
NEWS AND VIEWS SA/NT) on 3rd April - unveiled a brand new ‘flying intensive
care unit’ which will join the fleet, and announced a new major
Our residents enjoyed a great outing recently with a bus trip sponsor in South Australian-based oil and gas producer Beach
to Gladstone Gaol. Energy Limited.
On Anzac Day, resident Ralph Holmes recited a poem at lunch In recognition of the three-year bespoke sponsorship, the new
for all of our residents. medically-equipped Pilatus PC12 NG aircraft will be badged
with the Beach Energy logo for the next three years.
The Pioneer Room at Belalie Lodge is having a facelift with
the fluro lights being replaced by down lights. This will greatly The $7 million aircraft, VH-JDN (Juliet-Delta-November), is one
enhance the atmosphere in the room. The room will also be of 71 RFDS aircraft located across the country, many of which
serving the outback and rural communities where Beach Energy
repainted shortly.
staff, contractors and community stakeholders live, work and
Congratulations to our Easter Lucky Square winners: number 5 play.
Lorraine Evans and number 29 Dianne Burford. Funded by donations from the community and corporate
partners, with support from the Commonwealth Government,
Belalie Lodge is always keen to welcome more volunteers
VH-JDN will commence aeromedical service in SA this week;
to support a range of activities including taking residents for
it will replace an ageing aircraft which has served the SA/NT
walks, and reading to vision impaired residents. If you would
community by airlifting two patients a day for the past 15 years.
like to find out more about volunteering, please drop in to
Belalie Lodge or call us on 8664 2200. “The continued support from the entire community – our
‘ground crew’ of donors, community fundraisers, corporate
Vicki Orlando - Residential Services Manager sponsors and volunteers – will be critical to us meeting our
financial challenges, and we’re very delighted to have the Beach
Easter Lucky Square winners were: Energy team on board with us on this very important and critical
No. 5 Lorraine Evans & No. 29 Dianne Burford journey.”
SENIORS TENNIS
The current season of Seniors Tennis has almost finished with
only one more match to be played in Pt Pirie next Sunday 5th
May commencing at 11 am. Play will be followed by the End of
Season Dinner.
This season all scheduled matches have been played, even on
some very hot days with a reduced amount of games! Thirteen
matches have been played on the lawn courts at Jamestown
with the first and last matches of the season being played in Pt
Pirie.
With the capacity to transfer two stretchered and critically-ill
Attendances have regularly been around 30+ each fortnight with
patients at any point in time, VH-JDN will assist members of the
some very keen contests. After each day’s play a BBQ tea has
community for the next decade delivering aeromedical services
been held with many taking the opportunity to stay and chat.
ranging from the:
Players have travelled far and wide, from Nuriootpa to Whyalla.
Some very early morning travelers! • emergency evacuation of the injured or critically-ill
On Sunday 24th March a team of 24 Northern Areas players from outback communities;
travelled to Adelaide to play a return match against the City side. • aeromedical transfer of patients interstate for life-
Unfortunately, City were too strong this year winning 40 rubbers saving surgery such as organ transplant and heart
to 20. surgery on newborn babies;
The final event on the calendar is the Annual Teams Tournament
• delivery of essential primary health care such as GP
at Berri which will be held during the weekend of 18th, 19th
consultations and immunisation of children during ‘fly-
and 20th May. Several teams from the Northern Areas will be
in’ health clinics to remote communities; and
attending.
Winners for last week’s matches were: - Ladies – Jenny Parish • transfer of patients from regional and bush hospitals to
won with 41 points from Sonia Clark with 37 points. The Men’s major hospitals in Adelaide, Port Augusta, Alice Springs
winner was Andrew Noack with 37 points followed by Barry and Darwin for higher levels of care.
Martin with 33 points.
May 2019 - Page 7
LIBRARY NEWS New Books
Fiction
What’s been happening in the library?
Over a four week period in March/April we were very excited to In a Great Southern Land / Mary-Anne O’Connor, The Last Second
run ‘introduction to ipad and android classes’. These sessions / Catherine Coulter and J.T. Ellison, A life of Her Own / Fiona
covered topics such as; parts/features of the electronic device, McCallum, The Lily in the Snow / Jackie French, One Perfect Family
downloading apps, setting up and using email, using the camera / Anna Jacobs, The Poppy Field / Deborah Carr, Star-Crossed /
and photo features and accessing apps to video chat. Thank you Minnie Darke, Transcription / Kate Atkinson,
to the attendees who participated in these classes. If you would be Without a Doubt / Fleur McDonald.
interested in taking part in a similar class (no experience necessary) Large Print
please contact the library. Never Too Old for Love [large print] / Rosie Harris, The Only Woman
in the Room [large print] / Marie Benedict.
Non Fiction
Barefoot in the Bindis : Memoir of a Bush Childhood / Angela
Wales, Blood on the Rosary / Sue Smethurst and Margaret Harrod,
Care for your Rabbits, Decorating with Plants : What to Choose,
Ways to Style, and How to Make them Thrive / Baylor Chapman
; photographs by Aubrie Pick, The Erratics / Vicki Laveau-Harvie,
Esther : The Extraordinary True Story of the First Fleet Girl who
Became First Lady of the Colony / Jessica North, Food for Camping
/ [editorial & food director, Sophia Young ; editorial director-at-
large, Pamela Clark], Hanging kokedama : Creating Potless Plants
for the Home / Coraleigh Parker, How to Photograph Absolutely
Everything / Tom Ang, Leane Times : One Family’s Transformation
from Cornish Farmers to Australian Fighters / Wendy Frew, War
Child : Survival, Betrayal, Secrets / Annette Janic with Catherine
Upcoming Events McCullagh, You Can’t Make it Rain : The Story of the North Australian
Pastoral Company 1877-1991 / Margaret Kowald, W. Ross Johnston.
We have quite a busy schedule coming up with some fantastic
DVDs - A Place to Call Home [DVD]. Season 6.
events.
Audio - The Wrong Sister [audio book CD] / T.E. Woods ; performed
Author visit: Stephen Orr by Angela Dawe.
When: Wednesday 29 May 2019
Time: TBC (Afternoon/Evening)
“Stephen Orr was born in Adelaide in 1967 and grew up in Hillcrest.
He studied teaching and spent his early career in a range of country
and metropolitan schools. One of his early plays, Attempts to Draw
Jesus, became his first Australian/Vogel shortlisted novel, published
in 2002. Since then he has published seven novels, a volume of
short stories (Datsunland) and two books of non-fiction (The Cruel
City and The Fierce Country). He has won or been nominated for
awards such as the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize, the Miles Franklin
Award and the International Dublin Literary Award”.
Other titles by Stephen Orr include: The hands: An Australian
pastoral (fiction), Time’s long ruin: a novel (fiction) and Dissonance
(fiction) His new novel, This Excellent Machine, has just been
released and “is about growing up in Hillcrest, and all that involves”.
Why Stephen Orr? On top of winning and being nominated for a
number of awards we were drawn to his book One Boy Missing
Tracy Degner drew the winning tickets in the Friday Fillies
(which was shortlisted for the Ned Kelly Awards, Best Crime Fiction
in 2014) in which Stephen makes references to and uses street Easter basket raffle with results as follows:
names within Jamestown....the crime takes place in a laneway 1st Sandra Gibb
behind the butcher shop on Ayr Street. 2nd Brooke Hodgson
3rd Paula Duncan-Tiver.
Mark these dates in your diary, more information will be provided
Leanne and Margie thank Foodland
soon:
Jamestown for their generous
Author visit: Scott Whitaker
donation of the Easter Eggs. Special
When: Thursday 25 July 2019
thanks to the ticket buyers for their
Time: 10am
incredible support enabling us to raise
Scott has written the book Railway hotels of Australian which
over $1200 towards our fundraising
features Jamestown’s very own Railway hotel. efforts for the Shitbox Rally.
Author visit: Mike Dumbleton
When: Tuesday 30 July 2019 The next fundraising event is an afternoon with
Time: TBA Paul Marner at the Railway Hotel, Sunday 19th
Mike has written many picture books, junior novels and Educational
May 3pm. Come along and support the Friday
Resource Books and Materials.
Fillies and celebrate the Election results!
Page 8 - May 2019
“FROM OUR PAST” the farm where the cream is produced is permitted, subject
to certain conditions under the National Security (Rationing)
Compiled by Jamestown Local History Group Regulations. The principal restrictions on use of cream which
120 Years Ago: apply equally to the city and the country districts are briefly
summarised hereunder:- 1. Hotels, Café’s Boarding Houses are
“The Agriculturist & Review”, May 1899 not permitted to serve cream to the public or to boarders. 2.
A Few Showers: The clerk of the weather perceiving the Cream must not be used as filling for cakes or pastry nor in the
distress of our agriculturists and their friends at the continued manufacture of confectionary. 3. Manufacturers of ice cream
dry weather, relented somewhat on Monday evening and products including ice blocks are required to obtain permits
a few showers fell which refreshed the vegetable kingdom for use of milk solids for that purpose.
wonderfully. The said clerk, however, dispensed his favours Splendid Rains: Early winter has been ushered in with useful
with a niggard hand, for up to 9 a.m. yesterday, only 11 points opening rains from the South and the South-west in the last
had been registered, the aspect is still somewhat watery two weeks. Over wide areas in the North of the State falls of 70
looking and like Oliver Twist, we are asking for more. to 110 points were rendered up to nine a.m. Tuesday morning
Stock in Parks: In response to a request from the Town Council, and these were followed by further good falls Wednesday,
Mr. Needham, Stock Inspector for the Northern Districts, on recording 20 to 30 points Thursday. Monday night around
Friday last made an inspection of all the cattle running in the 10.30 p.m. there were heavy falls of hail in many parts of the
local Park Lands. Mr. Needham went carefully through the table lands. Pastures have germinated well. There should be
herd mustered for the purpose by the Corporation Ranger and useful feed for livestock in a few weeks, especially where the
found the cows to be in good order and condition, with one ground had a cover of last years vegetation.
exception. This he ordered to be destroyed. The Inspector was 50 Years Ago:
pleased to note the immunity from any diseases, for in other
towns, namely, Port Pirie, Laura and Port Augusta, he had “The Northern Review”, May 1969
found an alarming percentage of disease. Road Junction: The District Council of Jamestown has been
Trees: The Conservator of Forests, Mr. W. Gill, paid a visit to told by the District Engineer that consideration will be given to
Bundaleer Forest Nursery for the purpose of examining the improving the junction of the Yarcowie, Hallett and Jamestown
stock of young trees grown for free distribution. He found them roads. Several incidents have taken place at this junction
in excellent order and in a most healthy and robust condition. and there have been several instances of near accidents. The
Mr. Gill explained that the various officers in the nurseries of junction was recently inspected by a delegation of Councillors
the department spare no pains to get the trees into as healthy who met the District Engineer (Mr. Gregson) on the site
and rigorous condition in spite of the recent dry spell. to discuss the possibility of improving the junction. At last
Friday’s meeting of Council, it was reported that Mr. Gregson
100 Years Ago: had agreed to investigate ways in which the junction could be
“The Agriculturist & Review”, May 1919 improved.
Literary Society: A meeting of those interested in the restarting Lightning Strike: Lightning is believed to have struck a tractor
of the Jamestown Literary Society will be held in the Institute on Mr. Jack Hall’s property at Belalie North at about 2 a.m. on
Banqueting room on Tuesday, May 13 at 8 p.m. The Society was Wednesday morning, setting fire to the plastic cabin, and in
in a good financial position when it went into recess, and the turn to a tyre. One of the Jamestown EFS units was called out.
committee are recommending that this money be earmarked The siren was not sounded. A small area of grass was quickly
for use in the literary, musical and elocutionary competitions bought under control. The owner of the tractor, Mr. Ray Hall,
which were so successfully run by the Society, and which it said it had been left in the paddock because one of the rear
is hoped will be restarted when the members once more get tyres was punctured. Had the fire occurred the previous night
into full work. A large attendance is anticipated on May 13. there would have been two headers and another tractor
Everyone interested is given a cordial invitation to attend. standing together in the same paddock. The fire was noticed
War Memorial Fund: The committee appointed to make an and notified by the crew of a passing train.
appeal for the local War Memorial, have been busy during the 25 Years Ago:
week, and residents of the town and district will, in the course “The Jamestown Journal”, May 1994
of the next few days, receive circulars appealing for donations.
The Memorial is to take the form of a Memorial Park and T.V. is not a National Disaster: Well, so the J.H.S. Debating
Garden, with Band Rotunda and Club Rooms. This Memorial is team proved against Caritas College at Port Augusta on
to commemorate the work of our brave soldiers who fought in Monday, May 23. The team comprised speakers Phil Mason,
Gallipoli, Palestine and France, and won undying fame by their Kylie Fulwood and Joanna Hall, accompanied by research
courage and devotion. The Committee feel confident that they assistant Amy Moten. The Debate itself was part of the annual
will receive liberal support for such a deserving cause, and Apex Debating Competition for schools and was held in
have decided that they will take promises or donations which the multi purpose room at Caritus at Port Augusta. A large
they can spread over a period of three years, if persons feel attendance of around 100 students and teaching staff enjoyed
that they cannot pay the amount they desire in a lump sum. the informative and entertaining argument. Greg Durnford,
Jill Whittle and Craig McDonald argued well but seemed
75 Years Ago: younger and less experienced that the Jamestown Trio,
“The Agriculturist & Review”, May 1944 Craig in particular injected great humour into the debate. For
Use of Cream: Restrictions are imposed on the use of cream Jamestown, Phil Mason in his maiden debate, was convincing
by the Statutory Order issued under the National Security and precise (thanks for the photos Desi). Kylie Fulwood showed
(Food Control). Regulations by the Minister of Commerce and her strengths in logical development and emphatic rebuttal
Agricultural. In the general terms of the Regulation, cream and overcame a time keeping error the bell going a minute
can only be disposed of by forwarding to a factory for the early!!) Joe Hall ripped shreds off the opposition, as those who
manufacture of butter or cheese or otherwise under an official have ever been foolish enough to upset her know just how
permit by this Department. The manufacture of butter on well she can do.
May 2019 - Page 9
JAMESTOWN COMMUNITY
CHILDREN’S CENTRE NEWS
We have made smoothies, pizza, biscuits, fruit salad and scooping
out balls of watermelon. We practiced lots of skills including
cutting up the fruit and rolling out the biscuit dough. Cooking
is always a favourite activity for the children. It is great for math
skills, with measuring and weighing, and they are more likely to try
different foods if they have helped cook or even grow them.
We have explored with different textures and getting involved
in some messy play. We constructed a beach with the inclusion
of sandy playdough. This playdough felt a little different to the
smooth playdough we normally explore. We have also explored
with jelly slime. When we first took the jelly from the fridge it was
so cold it even had a thin layer of ice on it. Once the ice melted
everyone had a go squishing the jelly through their fingers. We
even found some jelly worms. We used our hands to paint some
pictures. We found that by using our fingers we could make lots
of squiggly lines. We have also mixed colours into the soapy foam.
As we used the whisks we watched as the foam went from white
to many shades of the rainbow.
We have continued to occupy the mud patch, adding more and
more water and creating a wonderful muddy mess! We have
started to see the Nature Play onesies and some gum boots come
out on the colder days to keep us warm and clean in the mud. You
can pump water into the dirt and make lots of sloppy, squelchy
mud! We Introduced “onesies” to the children and gave them the
Notice of Special
option to wear one with some gumboots if they wanted to. Lots General Meeting
of children took this opportunity to get very muddy, splashing,
yelling “cannon ball” and jumping in and some even sat in it! During To be held on June 6th 2018
this play there are lots of opportunities for learning—taking turns, at 7.30pm To discuss the
how to use the water pump, how much water is needed to make following change/
mud, being careful of others and respectful if they don’t want to addition to our Constitution
get dirty, using descriptive language about the feel of the mud,
comparative language such as higher, bigger, deeper etc, coping 10.1 The Financial Year of the Club will be 1st
if faces get muddy and even learning how to get a onesie on. January to 31st December.
We have experimented with a couple of different ways of painting 10.2 The Annual General Meeting of the Club
over the last two weeks. We have had the texture brushes out to shall be held within 180 days of the end of the
see what sort of patterns and textures we can create and yesterday Financial Year. The Club may decide to hold
we did some special acrylic free pour paintings. We created these
additional (General) meetings as required.
on small little canvas which will be great to hang in the wall at
home. ALL MEMBERS WELCOME
We have had the big foam blocks out quite a bit lately and the
KEN’S
children are enjoying jumping and climbing on them and getting
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out their inner gymnast! They’re a great way to help the children
V I C
develop some of their gross motor skills as well as turn taking as
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only one person can be on them at a time.
A N
Next term both the Kindy and Child Care will begin Nature Play.
M
N D Y• Fire Prevention Slashing
the Kindy will be going to Bundaleer Forest once a fortnight, while
HA
Child Care will do their weekly sessions in the park across the road
from the Centre. Engaging with nature is not only good for reducing
stress, it allows children to see the links between the natural and
man-made environments. Explore and the trees, and outdoor and
build their physical skills, strengthen the muscles, increase their • Garden Renovations
balance. They also become curious, ask question, seek answers,
build their capacity to learn through exploring life cycles, building • Lawnmowing / Slashing
cubbies, and the beauty of the natural environment.
Child Care has taken advantage of the lower numbers during • Tree Lopping / Trimming
the holidays and have been and about town. We visited the St
James schools Nature Playground and had a wonderful morning • Rubbish Removal
exploring. We also went to the Bakery to get some hot Cross buns
and then went to Memorial Park for a play on the new playground. • Gutter Cleaning
While the little ones found it a bit difficult to climb and explore on
the new playground, but we went on the swings, ran around and • Tractor Hire
ate our yummy Hot Cross Buns.
The Centre is also looking for donations of small bicycles and
tricycles suitable for children under 3 years. If you have a bike that
For further information
is suitable please drop it off at the Centre, we are open 8am to
6pm.
phone Ken Loader on 8664 1796
Page 10 - May 2019ROUND ONE - 28TH APRIL - RACE RESULTS
Saturday 28th April welcomed the first Black Rock Burnout Competition for
2019. Always a hit at our club, the event welcomed 27 nominations with
entrants travelling from Adelaide and Whyalla to participate. Some great
quality cars and drivers saw a lot of burnt rubber and smoke to excite our
spectators. A very successful event and a great start to the perfect
weekend for local “Rev Heads”.
Sunday 29th April delivered an exceptional first round of our Dirt Circuit
Competition. We saw over 45 nominations on the day with each class
sporting great competition and an appreciative presence of many intrastate drivers travelling from Ceduna,
Port Lincoln, Port Augusta, Arno Bay, Whyalla, Port Pirie and the Riverland. Thank you to all our drivers for
making our first round at Black Rock Dirt Circuit Club successful and for a great day of clean racing!
We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all our winners on the day.
Juniors - 1st Lachlan Carter C Grade - 1st Ian Ellis Jnr B Grade - 1st Kevin John
2nd Hayley Pollard 2nd Shannon Juett 2nd Fred Laskey
3rd Travis Cock 3rd Andrew Bolt
A Grade - 1st Barry Slaven Super Mods - 1st John Brine Open Wheelers - 1st Jack Honner
2nd Luke Carter 2nd Phillip Edmead 2nd Michael Dyer
3rd John Fairlie 3rd Clinton Pollard 3rd Shaz Murray
Super Open Wheelers - 1st James Duffield
2nd Slade Petry
3rd Nick Baker
Thank you to all our sponsors and volunteers, including emergency services. Thank you to all our members and
volunteers who assisted with working bees in the off season, the track and facilities were perfect this weekend
and all your hard work is duly noted. Your generosity and ongoing support is greatly appreciated.
NEXT RACE MEET - SUNDAY 19TH MAY
Gates open at 8am | Drivers meetings at 9.30am | Racing starts at 10am.
We have bar and canteen facilities on the day - NO BYO.
HARRIS PARK, R M WILLIAMS WAY, BLACK ROCK BlackRockDirtCircuitClubInc
May 2019 - Page 11New BARBERSHOP CHRISTMAS IN WINTER
Coming to JAMESTOWN The much enjoyed Christmas in Winter lunch will be held on
Sunday 30th June from midday at the Combined Services club
No you won’t get a haircut, but you will get a refreshing treat rooms. This three course meal is organised by the Anglican,
for your ears and a free spinal massage as the close harmony Catholic, Lutheran and Uniting churches to support the
sends tingles down your spine.!! Pastoral Care Worker at Jamestown Community School. Our
Remember when Jamestown was the centre for Barbershop PCW, Erin Booth, will share her activities during the afternoon.
singing in the Mid North. The Jamestown Barbershop Quartet Tickets are $25 for adults and
and more recently the Caltowie Harmony Chorus. secondary school students.
Well, if you were entertained by the unaccompanied style of Primary school aged children
pure vocal harmony then you will be blown away by the quality can attend for $10. Tickets
and entertaining presentation of AVU - the Adelaide Vocal will be available in early
Union chorus. May from the Living Words
Our own local barbershop guru, who sang lead with FOURUM Christian Bookshop and
(Jamestown Barbershop Quartets’ competing name in National Palmers Jewellers. If you have
competitions), and was also musical Director of the Caltowie difficulty in obtaining tickets
Harmony Chorus, was invited to join this medal winning chorus please contact a member
in Nov 2015. Kym John grasped the opportunity with both of one of the churches,
hands and has been travelling to Adelaide every Thursday who will be happy to help
night and back to rehearse with this fine committed group of you. To assist with catering
singers ever since, and has organised to bring AVU to his home
we request that tickets are
town to showcase the level and quality of modern barbershop
purchased by Monday 24th
singing.
June.
Adelaide Vocal Union is the newest Barbershop Chorus to hit
the scene and proudly represents the Central Region (SA/NT) Please consider attending
within Barbershop Harmony Australia. Founded in May 2015, this convivial fundraising
AVU has members from all the Male and Mixed choruses in event. You will be
South Australia, a number of returning BHA members and welcomed whether you are
some who have never sung before! a regular supporter or have ACCOMMODATION
Under the direction of Kieran O’Dea, Adelaide Vocal Union is never been before. AVAILABLE
founded by a fantastic group of singers with ages ranging from Ph: 0488 902 136
17 to 70 and made their contest debut in September 2015. or 0408 086 353
At this event, they were awarded the title of ‘Small Chorus
Champions’ and placed 5th overall,
out of 20 competing choruses. This was achieved after only 5
months of singing together.
In the 2017 National Convention they won silver in the BHA
2017 open chorus with a chorus best score of 78.5% and were
also the Medium Chorus Champs.
Adelaide Vocal Union prides itself on being an exciting, open-
age chorus, always seeking
new members who would love to sing in an all male chorus
and be part of something uplifting. for the soul.
Uniting Church Hall on
Sunday May 19th at 2pm
~ including afternoon tea ~
$15 Tickets Available @ Palmer’s
Jewellers or via EventBrite
(Use QR barcode for quick access)
Page 12 - May 2019Jamestown Red Cross
Women’s Health Evening
The Jamestown Red Cross Branch is holding a Women’s Health
Evening on Friday 31st May, 7.30pm at the Jamestown Medical
Centre Meeting Room.
Dr Ann Olsson, a Gynaecologist who regularly consults in
Jamestown, will speak on a range of women’s health issues. Office located at
There will be an opportunity for women attending to submit 15 od5 road jamestown
their own question (anonymously) with some of these being PO Box 49 JAMESTOWN
drawn out of a box to be discussed later in the evening. Phone: 08 86 640 660
Supper will be provided, gold coin donation appreciated. Fax: 08 86 640 661
If you are interested in attending, please contact
Email: reddenservices@bigpond.com.au
Mary Hagger on 0428 540 744 For All Your shed
building Needs!
SHED BOSS
JAMESTOWN Kit Sheds available
BOWLING CLUB or can be erected for
your convenience
CASUAL THURSDAY
During winter 2019
Register 9.30 am for 10.00 am start
on
16th May 11th July 5th September
30th May 25th July 19th September
13th June 8th August
27th June 22nd August
Cost $10.00 / person
Lunch of soup and toasted sandwiches
provided. For more information contact
Don Matheson 0408726518 REDDEN BROS SHEDS
Manufactured at our workshop
and erected on site
MEALS ON Now providing
plumbing services
WHEELS AGM For the Mid North
Contact us for all your
MONDAY 23RD OF JULY, 2019 plumbing needs
1.30PM at the Jamestown Medical Stocking CIGWELD Welding Supplies
Centre meeting room Welders & all Consumables in Stock
The Branch is looking for new members. For all your steel & BUILDING needs
call us for a quote today
To Book the RSL and Combined Services
Hall in Jamestown, please contact
Val on 0429 060 747 Outlet for Fielders Centenary
May 2019 - Page 132019 COMMUNITY CALENDAR
May 19th - Shitbox Rally Team Friday Fillies birthday celebration June 21st: RFDS Meal Drop Fundraiser
fundraiser - Paul, Pizza, Pimms & Pints at Railway Hotel,
June 30th: Christmas in Winter Lunch, Pastoral Care Fundraiser
Jamestown
August 12th: Red Cross Meeting (AGM) 7.30pm Jamestown
May 19th - Adelaide Vocal Union - Barbershop Harmony Chorus
History Centre
@ Uniting Church Hall at 2pm
September 1st - Town Hall Pop Up Markets
May 24th - Jamestown & Districts Cancer Council Branch
Biggest Morning Tea at RSL Rooms, 10am – 12 noon September 11th-15th - Jamestown Mural Festival, Ayr Street
May 31st: Women’s Health Evening, Jamestown Medical Centre September 15th - Lions Auction
Meeting Room, 7.30pm
October 19th: Jamestown Lawn Tennis Club 50 Year Celebration
June 2nd - Town Hall Pop Up Markets
November 2nd - Ram and Ewe Ball
June 9th - Shitbox Rally Team Friday Fillies fundraiser - Keg,
December 8th - Town Hall Pop Up Markets
Karaoke, Cocktails and Comedy at Railway Hotel, Jamestown
December 31st: Community Event to celebrate the centenary of
June 10th: Red Cross Meeting 7.30pm Jamestown History Centre
the opening of ‘The Diggers’ Walk’
2019 CLUB MEETINGS & DATES
ANGLICAN CHURCH OP-SHOP: Opening hours - Fridays 11am-3pm and RFDS MEETINGS: 2nd Monday of the month.
Saturdays 10am-12pm. Further details Liz Kelly 0428 641 254
LITTLE JIMMIES PLAYGROUP: Wednesday mornings during school THE VICTORIA LODGE NO 26 FREEMASONS: meet 1st Wednesday in each
terms, 9.30-11am at St James School’s Learning Centre month at the Lodge Room in Irvine Street at 7.30pm
A’ROMA CAFÉ AT BELALIE LODGE: Open Friday’s 2:00-3:30pm. All welcome. SING AUSTRALIA JAMESTOWN: singing for everyone weekly at Pioneer
Room Helping Hand 7 - 9pm Mondays (except Public & School holidays)
JAMESTOWN COMMUNITY GARDEN: Natter & Nibbles, last Friday of the
month, 10am. New Gardeners always welcome. JAMESTOWN DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION: (JDA) meetings: 2nd Monday
each month @ Jamestown Town Hall Bank Room.
CWA MEETINGS: 2nd Tuesday each month. More info ph 8664 1585
JAMESTOWN UNITING CHURCH: Family service and Luncheon the first
MEN’S SHED: weekly 1-4pm Thursdays contact Don 0419 741 921
Sunday of each month in the Uniting Church Hall.
JAMESTOWN QUILTERS: 1st Tuesday each month @ 7-30pm at the Uniting
JAMESTOWN FLYING GROUP MEETINGS:
Church Hall (please note change of venue). All welcome.
3rd Monday each month, 8pm @ Sir Hubert Wilkins Centre. Visitors and
JAMESTOWN BIZZY BUGS: Friday mornings 9.30-10.30am during school new members most welcome.
terms at the Stadium or Library
JAMESTOWN NATIONAL TRUST MEETINGS:
PROBUS: 1st Tuesday each month, 10am Commercial Hotel 2nd Tuesday monthly , 8pm at History Centre. No Meeting Dec or Jan.
HEARTBEAT: 4th Tuesday February, April, June, August, October 2pm, JAMESTOWN MEALS ON WHEELS MEETINGS:
Medical Centre Meeting Room. 3rd Monday February; April; July & October 1.30pm
LYMPHOEDEMA CLINIC: Alternate Mondays 9am ~ 2pm Dr’s referral JAMESTOWN A.H. & F SOCIETY INC COMMITTEE MEETINGS
requiredBookings: Jamestown Hospital 8664 1406 3rd Wednesday of every month excluding December & January @ History
JAMESTOWN HOSPITAL AUXILIARY: 1.30pm at Hospital 3rd Wednesday Centre 8pm start.
Bi-monthly from May 2019.
CRAFT, COFFEE & CHAT: 4th Tuesday each month, 10am to 3pm CWA
rooms. All welcome
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
NORTHERN AREAS COUNCIL: meetings: 2pm 3rd Tuesday each month. After Hours Business Hours
BUNDALEER CRICKET CLUB: Training Big Shed 6pm. Peter J LEHMANN 0409 583 010 0409 583 010
More info 0407 725 704 David J BRIGGS 8664 0666 8664 0666
JAMESTOWN APEX CLUB: meetings: 2nd & 4th Wednesday of each month. Graeme R GERSCHWITZ 0429 805 078 0429 805 078
JAMESTOWN LIONS CLUB: meetings: 2nd Wednesday 8pm Combined Vivienne R HECTOR 8664 1349 8664 1349
Services Clubrooms. 6 monthly Auctions, third Sunday March & September Carmel P KELLY 0418 830 052 0418 830 052
JAMESTOWN R&SL: meetings: 2nd Monday each month 7.30pm James P MOSS 0408 832 186 0408 832 186
NORTHERN HIGHLANDS SOROPTIMISTS: meetings: 3rd Tuesday monthly, Maxwell S PRIOR 8664 1166 8664 1166
7.30pm. Colin J DAVIES 0428 627 950 8648 6031
JAMESTOWN TRAIL RIDING CLUB: meeting first Wednesday each month, Douglas R HENDERSON 8665 5088 8665 5088
JAMESTOWN Hotel, call 0408 892 565 for more details or join our Facebook Josie R MURRAY 8650 5040 0407 792 013
page ‘Jamestown Trail Riders Club’
Kaye M Nicolson 0438 364 017 0438 364 017
INDOOR BOWLS: Wednesday afternoons from 1.30pm in the Combined Peter Bennetts 0407 185 664 0407 185 664
Services clubrooms. New members always welcome. First timers free.
Page 14 - May 2019WHO, WHAT & Dan
WHERE Ads van Holst Pellekaan MP
Member for Stuart
Best Prices for:
Antiques, Collectables, Books, Mags, Toys, Furniture, even
damaged. Tins, Traps, Ephemera, Art, Anything interesting.
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boxes, Oil bottles, Petrol Bowsers or parts, Display stands, old Port Augusta Office
watches, Badges, Tin toys, pedal cars, Comics, Old bottles & Phone: 8642 3633 Fax: 8642 6402
jars, workshop manuals, Rabbit & Dingo traps, Camp ovens, stuart.portaugusta@parliament.sa.gov.au
Cow bells, Tractor seats, Anvils, Tools, Military & railway items, Shop 2/5 Young Street (PO Box 350) Port Augusta SA 5700
Vintage motorcycles or parts, Shed contents. Estates, anything www.danvhp.com.au
old or interesting. ph Rob 0418 391 084
CLEANING SERVICES HOSPITALITY
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TREE & STUMP REMOVAL EQUIPMENT HIRE
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• Windmill Repairs
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• Plumbing and Gas Fitting • Hot Water Services • Installation and Repairs •
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May 2019 - Page 16COMPUTING TYRE CENTRE
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May 2019 - Page 17JAMESTOWN
CHIROPRACTIC
Under New Management
Located @ 4 Irvine St, Jamestown SA 5491
Consulting: Tuesdays 2pm - 7pm | Fridays 11:30am - 1:30pm
(p) 08 8664 1766
Come on down and say
“Hi” to Dr. Matt Linklater and
see if he can help you!
Dr. Matt is excited to bring a
new friendly atmosphere to
the Jamestown practice.
Jamestown Chiropractic
provides same day
appointments and HICAPS is
available onsite.
Come and give us a try!
Chiropractic is great
for neck pain, back
pain, headaches, sports
injuries and spinal health.
Page 18 - May 2019SPORTS
RESULTS
MASTERS BRING
HOME THE BLING
Jamestown and districts competitors at the 2019 Masters Games
held in Port Pirie took home a haul of medals from their chosen
sports
Well done to Katrina Butterick, Mary Clark, Rene Richardson and
Raelene Flannery who took home a Gold each for taking out the
ladies fours. Pictured top right.
Jamestown was extremely well represented in the pool, with 6
swimmers competing from the Jamestown Amateur Swimming
Club.
The extra training these participants undertook in the lead up the
Masters paid off, as they each took home medals for nearly every
swim they participated in.
Well done to Adrian Dewell, Nicole Downing, Leah Hughes, Emma
Sangster, Fiona Porter & Brenton Kupke. Pictured right.
Other medallists at the Masters Games included:
Belmans cricket team from Jamestown who won the silver medal
in the cricket.
CLAY TARGET
Lisa Simpson won gold in the athletics in the 800m, 3km and 5km
track events and the masters road mile.
JAMESTOWN
PETERBOROUGH
FOOTBALL
FOOTBALL RESULTS
Football results April 13th Jamestown
Peterborough Vs Southern Flinders were
A Grade : JP (16) defeated by SF (109)
B Grade: JP (28) defeated by SF (49)
Seniors: JP (131) defeated SF (1)
Juniors: JP (0) defeated by SF (136)
Football results April 27th Crystal Brook Vs
Jamestown Peterborough were:
A Grade : JP (10) defeated by CB (177)
B Grade: JP (22) defeated by CB (80)
Seniors: JP (96) defeated CB (63)
Juniors: JP (38) defeated CB (27)
DESERIE BREAKS RECORDS
Deserie Baynes recently competed at the Australian Clay
Target Association Nationals held in Roma, where she broke
the National Ladies longbreak record with a massive 682.
She also won the Ladies and Veterans Double Barrel. Well
done to our local Clay Target Super Star!
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