WORKING TOGETHER AUGUST 2018 - Maitland SA
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AUGUST 2018
WORKING TOGETHER
Maitland is a great place to live, work and visit. Helping to keep it that way is at
the heart of all of the Maitland and District Progress Associations activities. That
includes bringing you your monthly Maitland Matters.
Before the AGM on July 19th, Progress ran a Business Forum to which all businesses
in the area were invited to attend.
The objective was to bring local business owners together, to hear their thoughts
and ideas on doing business in the area and how Progress might be able to help.
It was also an opportunity to inform them of the Progress initiatives designed to
help residents, visitors and businesses in the district.
There are over fifty businesses, excluding farms, operating in the district and each
received a survey prior to the meeting. Thirty percent returned their survey, which
is a great return rate. There is still time to complete and return it or request a form
from Progress if you have not received a copy.
It is easy for Progress to engage with businesses that have a shop front but if you
run a business from home, on-line etc and would like to be included in future
forums please contact Kelly at the information centre with your details.
The survey looked at issues including the biggest challenges faced doing business
in the area, ideas to revitalise our main street and the help businesses would like
from Progress. These topics were also discussed at the Business Forum.
Customer loyalty
Main streets across the globe are changing due to more people shopping on-line.
However, if services such as a post office, newsagency, pharmacy, fuel station
and supermarket are to be retained in our town they need our custom. The same
goes for the farm supplies businesses. If we shop on-line or in other towns it is at the
detriment of our community’s – jobs,
services and support for our sports clubs
etc. If the local stores don’t meet your
needs, talk to them; they are willing to
help if they can.
Progress has run several shop local
activities and based on suggestions
raised at the Business Forum it is going to
explore two more initatives – the
introduction of ‘pop up shops’ and a
shop local loyalty prize draw.
Pop up shops would bring different
products and services to town, so
increasing the diversity on offer, while
not competing with our current store
holders.
If you have suggestions for pop up shops please let Kelly Dyett or Roger Morgan
know.
Other topics discussed included the development of a caravan park, re thinking
the main street in relation to parking, trees, drainage and traffic. Progress will take
some of the issues to Council for consideration.
Growing the town
Maitland is surrounded by a beautiful parkland golf course, is located in a reliable
agricultural area, near to wonderful beaches and fishing and has good health
services, two progressive schools, great sporting facilities, a high quality airstrip
and is within easy reach of Adelaide. There is plenty of affordable housing and
blocks to develop. We know all the positive facts about our district but we need
to promote these advantages to others. We need to encourage individuals with
drive and flair to start new enterprises and we need strong support from Council
with building and development issues.
Maitland is not only in easy reach of Adelaide, through the internet it is in easy
reach of customers across the Globe – so while we encourage shopping locally
from our businesses with shop fronts, there is also the opportunity to sell globally.
But we all need to welcome those who choose to move to our district bringing
new ideas and skills. Progress is also looking at how it can welcome and support
new enterprises and individuals.
In the coming months Progress will be working with our local businesses to
implement some of the ideas and actions raised at the Business Forum. This is just
the start. If you have ideas to help our district thrive and to maintain Maitland as a
great place to live, work and visit we would love to hear from you.
Emma Leonard – vice president Maitland and District Progress Association –
emma.leonard@bigpond.com
Maitland and District Progress Association AGM 2018
It has been another busy year and Progress is pleased to report continued
collaboration with many of the local service clubs including Lions, APEX, and
Rotary to deliver a range of activities. Over 50 volunteers regularly support
Progress activities that benefit our district and we thank them all.
Highlights from the past year of activities managed or supported by Progress.
•620 copies distributed monthly of Maitland Matters, our local magazine.
•92 nights’ accommodation at Clydesdale Cottage, heritage accommodation
run by Progress.
•750 plus visitors to the Maitland Information Centre and Maitland Markets
•150 people attending the Australia Day Breakfast and Citizen of the Year
Awards
•100 plus people attending the Anzac Day service and breakfast, with guest
speaker Josie Wundersitz.
•300 plus attending the 1st Models and More family event.
•300 plus tickets sold for the Saturday night production of Calendar Girls by
Maitland Music Arts Club.
•10,000 cans and bottles recycled
Around the town the Tidy Towns volunteers have had working bees, graffiti
removal and tidy ups at the free camping area opposite the hospital, around the
golf course and cemetery and the car park at the Hotel Maitland. The volunteers
at the Men’s Shed have enjoyed comradeship while restoring and upcycling
furniture and packaging materials as well as doing numerous odd jobs. The
upgrade of the public toilets behind the town hall has been welcomed by tourists
and we are working on making the parking by the pharmacy more accessible to
help reduce pressure on the street parking at busy times. The upgrade of the
Clinton Road is bringing more visitors and passing trade to Maitland’s businesses.
Roger Morgan will continue as President, with support from Emma Leonard, Vice
President and Sue Thomas, Minutes Secretary. Progress projects are run by
Maitland Markets – Margaret Francis, Tidy Towns – Greg Treloar, Clydesdale
Cottage Pat and Rod Nixon, Mens Shed – Arty Glazbrook. Other committee
members Dean and Natalie Polkinghorne, Col Sandercock, Kelly Dyett, Hugh
Wearing & Terry Roos.
Progress administration is handled by our able part time employee Kelly Dyett who
at the AGM was thanked for her considerable contribution to Progress over the
past year.
Maitland and District Progress Association meets at 7.30pm on the third Thursday
of the month at the Maitland Information Centre. If you are interested in being
involved please come and join us.
SA Ambulance Service
Local Ambulance Committee Biennial General Meeting
You are invited to attend the Local Ambulance
Committee Biennial General Meeting
Date : Wednesday 8th August 2018
Time: 7.00pm
Venue: Maitland Ambulance Station
The Local Ambulance Committee is looking for members from a range of
community sectors including business owners, youth, aged care, parent
groups, schools, community leaders and sporting groups.
Members of the committee play an important role in advocating their
community and working in partnership with SA Ambulance Service to
ensure that we meet your community’s needs now and in the future.
Book launch DATE: SUNDAY 12TH AUGUST 2018 TIME: 2PM GUEST SPEAKER: 2.30pm ALAN FERGUSON VENUE: MAITLAND MARKETS LUCKY DOOR PRIZE: SIGNED HARD COVER BOOK COST: $5 A TICKET WITH MONEY GOING TO THE MAITLAND MARKETS FOR AFTERNOON TEA - BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM: MAITLAND INFO CENTRE Ph: 88322174 EMAIL : maitlandinfo@internode.on.net Email : toni.gregory8@bigpond.com Toni : Ph 0428 341 258
EAST V’S WEST
SLOW DOWN
Sunday 12th August
FAMILY Over 35’s footy match
starts at 1.30pm
FUN Bar & Canteen
DAY Facilities Available
Over 35’s Netball Game at
11am (contact Bec on
0488668115 to register)
SAVE THE
DATE
MAITLAND
MODELS & The YP Schools Concert Band
placed third in the big field
MORE DAY OPEN Section at Balaklava
Eisteddfod against some very
Sunday 7th big colleges.
October 2018 A GREAT ACHIEVEMENT
More info in next edition.
Rotary News On Sunday the 15th July, and in its 50th year, The Rotary Club of Maitland held its annual Changeover. History was made when the first woman member, Barbara Wheatcroft, was inducted as incoming President for the 2018-19 Rotary year by District Governor, David Egan. During the afternoon proceedings, three members received Paul Harris Fellowship Awards for their Rotary achievements; Terry Wuttke, Rob Davey and outgoing President for the last two years, Steve Southwood.
Maitland residents and the nbn™ service We have been hearing that residents have been receiving calls regarding their landlines being cut off – we asked Jill Bottrall Local Manager for the nbn in SA & NT to clarify the situation As new options for telephone and internet services become available the choices can be confusing especially when considering that nbn broadband is supplied by fixed line, fixed wireless, and satellite, depending on where you live. The residents of Maitland have been able to connect to the National Broadband Network’s (nbn) fixed wireless ser vice since J anuar y 2015. Ar thur ton is due to have its fixed wireless nbn tower ready for service on July 31, 2018. This service offers fast broadband services that can be used for data (internet) and voice (VOIP). However, few properties have so far chosen to join up. This is possibly because many people have chosen the status quo and have their internet connections through their existing landline phone service (ADSL) or via their mobile phone. In areas, like Maitland and Arthurton, covered by a fixed wireless broadband service, the landline telephone is not subject to the 18 month copper phone network disconnection process. So, if residents in the Maitland area receive calls telling them their landline will be discontinued - this is not correct. In Kadina, Wallaroo, Moonta, Minlaton and Ardrossan the nbn service is delivered via a fixed line service, so their ordinary landline phone service will automatically disconnected. The nbn provides the infrastructure, but it does not sell plans to individual customers. The nbn’s website provides details of the retailers selling plans in your area. - https://www.nbnco.com.au/ If you order a fixed wireless nbn service and you wish to keep your ordinary landline service, you must remember to ask Telstra to keep your landline. It is important to tell Telstra and your retailer that you want both services. An advantage of keeping both services is that in the event of a power blackout, your existing landline should still work, depending on whether your handset is cordless and requires power. The first step to connecting to the nbn will be for customers to choose from one of many retail service providers who offer competitive service plans. We encourage you to make an appointment to connect to an nbn service via the retail service provider of their choice. Customers must make a decision about which broadband plan best suits their purposes in terms of speed, monthly data allowance and cost. Then, through your chosen retailer, you can make an appointment for an nbn technician to install a small receiving dish on the roof of your home, which is wired for a connection inside the building. For a standard install, nbn performs this service free of charge. The nbn’s fixed wireless technology delivers wholesale speeds of up to 50 megabits per second (mbps) download and 20 mbps upload.
As of today, 19,999 premises across regional and rural South Australia have connected to nbn’s
fixed wireless broadband service that deliver speeds comparable to those that city residents take
for granted.
This is helping to close the city/regional divide in terms of access to fast broadband.
Fast broadband can help deliver improved access to teleworking opportunities and entertainment
on demand and it makes settling in rural areas a much more attractive prospect.
The rollout of the nbn™ network is gathering momentum in South Australia.
MAITLAND
CFS
ANNUAL
GENERAL MEETING
MONDAY 13TH
AUGUST
6.30PM BBQ
FOLLOWED BY
8PM MEETING
AT THE MAITLAND
STATION
ELECTION YEAR
Maitland & Districts Garden Club. For the July meeting members travelled to the home of Yvonne & Viv Jones at Port Vincent – and what a most enjoyable day it was. Their home is on a high cliff top facing the sea, which could be seen whilst walking throughout their front garden – seating available to enjoy the view. A large portion of the visit was spent walking around their garden, seeing the work and imagination they have done to share with people like those attending. There is an old saying “What is someone’s rubbish is someone else’s treasure” was very evident. From well worn shoes (many hand me downs from grandchildren as they grew), to the numerous china animals, dishes, pots and pans, brought back memories of yesteryears. These were filled with many different types of plants, especially succulents and clearly demonstrated “green fingers”. The area at the back saw a diverse variety of other flora and again a pleasure to see. The theme continued inside and more of Yvonne’s exceptional talents were displayed through her hobbies of crochet, knitting and using shells for decoration. Added to this when lunchtime came was the addition of Corn & chicken soup and baked apple crumble to supplement members BYO lunch. Whilst husband Viv did not say much one could see how proud he was of Yvonne’s ongoing achievements. Once again the meeting was brief however included a report on the progress of planning for the upcoming Zone Get Together in November relating to the Plant stall, catering and raffle. (News hot off the press as this article goes to print is that the Council of the Yorke Peninsula are waving costs for the use of the Town Hall and also offering assistance for the setting up on the Friday – just means so much to the success of this event, and greatly appreciated not to have the worry of this cost). Thank you Yvonne & Viv for your hospitality. Next meeting is on Monday 13th August at the National Trust 10.00am Member panel discussing managing some special Pot Plants. Also note we will be working on Mona’s small Stag horn and Elk horn hanging boards for plant stall after member’s panel presentation, please need to bring gloves. Rosebud.
RECYCLING OUR HOUSEHOLD WASTE Which waste do we put in which bin? A common question. Hopefully the following information gleaned from the Yorke Peninsula Council website will help. RED LID BINS Waste chip packets, lolly and chocolate wrapper, nappies, fabric, linen, clothing, cleaning cloths and sponges. Broken crockery, cutlery. Broken glass, mirrors, pyrex, window glass. String, rope, plastic strapping, wire, netting. Video and audio tapes, CDs, memory cards. Plastic bags, polystyrene, foam, cling wrap. Alkaline batteries (AA, AAA, video, etc.) YELLOW LID BINS Paper and Cardboard: Newspaper s, glossy magazines, junk mail. Egg car tons, food boxes and packaging. Envelopes, including those with plastic windows. Empty pizza boxes, rinsed takeaway coffee cups. (Tip: Place in your bin loosely. No need to bundle with string or tape). Drink and Food Cartons: Milk, custar d, juice, ice cream, fr uit boxes. (Tip: Rinse items so they don’t become smelly- other people have to sort them. Foil lining and plastic funnels on cartons are removed in the recycling process, no need to remove). Metal Cans and Tins: Empty aerosol, food, dr ink and pet food cans, fish and biscuit tins. (Tip: Rinse cans and tins. No need to remove labels. Place metal lids from cans and glass jars in a can and squash the can down to hold them in). Plastic (all plastics that hold their shape): Dr ink bottles and container s. Deter gents, cleaning product and spray bottles. Shampoo, conditioner and cosmetic bottles. Yoghurt, chocolate and biscuit trays, ice cream and butter tubs. Clean plant pots and seedling tubs. (Tip: Remove lids and put into your waste bin. Rinse containers). Glass: All empty bever age and medicine bottles. J ar s and condiment bottles. (Tip: Other glass such as mirrors, pyrex, windscreen or window glass have different melting temperatures or coatings on them and cannot be mixed with normal glass. Put these in your waste bin. Remove lids (place metal ones into a metal can) GREEN LID BINS Yes! Put these in your Garden Waste Bin: Leaves, weeds, prunings, old flowers, bark. Twigs, small branches (ensure the lid can shut). Lawn clippings and grass. Please ensure lawn clippings and grass are dry. DO NOT put these in your Garden Bin: Br icks, soil, tiles, terracotta, pavers, rocks. Flower pots, PVC, plastic plant tags. Hoses, sprinklers, pegs or metal items. Garden waste in plastic bags. Dog or cat waste, kitty or bird cage litter. Treated wood, heavy logs or rope. Waste pesticides, herbicides or oil. Mobile phone batteries can be taken to any Telstr a or Optus store where they are recycled. Car and truck batteries can be taken to a Council Transfer Station.
MAITLAND MARKET REPORT
The Market has had a very busy year. The volunteers have worked well
over 2,500 hours to serve the local population and the tourists from all
around Australia and some overseas guests. We have 21 volunteers who
are on the roster. Last year we were sorry to lose Ann Longford as a
member but she is still active in providing craft, jams & pickles when the
opportunity arises.
Our artist in residence, Bob Landt and Jen moved to Adelaide this year but
he hopes to keep his gallery within the market. We thank him for his artistic
excellence in past years. We thank the Men’s Shed for helping us with
small repairs or projects and keep the mechanised sign easy to operate.
This month August celebrates 12 years in operation as Maitland Markets.
We are looking forward to hosting the book launch of “They heard me
scream”. Details on page 4 of Maitland Matters.
Sales / Service
Spare Parts
Bridgestone Tyre Centre
54-58 Robert Street, Maitland, SA, 5573
T +61 8 8832 2725 www.gunnings.com.au
MAITLAND Anglicare Emergency
Relief Program
TENNIS CLUB The Anglicare Emergency Relief
AGM project at the Maitland Information
Centre is open for people who need
Monday 27th August 2018 emergency relief on Tuesdays only
6pm at the 10am -12 Noon.
Maitland Tennis Courts Bookings can be made at the
All welcome Maitland Information Centre
on (08) 8832 2174.INTIMO
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BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
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LINGERIE & LOUNGEWEAR 30A-46G, 6-24 INSTAGRAM@BRAFITBOUTIQUEONYORKES
TWO DAY
COACH TOUR
12 & 13 September 2018
Includes visiting towns
Birdwood, Woodside & Hahndorf
Attractions
MOTOR MUSEUM, MELBAS CHOCOLATE FACTORY,
BEERENBERG, JURLIQUE FARM TOUR,
LION’S HEARING DOGS.
Dinner, breakfast and lunch on second day as well as
Accommodation (twin share rooms) included.
COST $300 per head
Sponsored by
MAITLAND & DISTRICTS LION’S CLUB
For further details contact Ian Marschall
Ph - 0428245337 Email - ianmarschall@bigpond.com19 Elizabeth St. Maitland S.A.
Ph. 08 8832 2346
Email southwood@southwood.com.au AVAILABLE NOW
Southwood’s for your home
requirements of:
Rat & Mouse bait
A.B COMBINATION AVAILABLE
Insect surface spray roasted cashew chicken
Cat & Dog food
Chook food
curry (mild)
Garden fertilisers
Omo washing powder
Kupsch Bakery Crystal Brook
Honda lawn mowers, line trimmers & fresh pies, pasties,
blowers sausage rolls
PVC pipe & fittings
Garden irrigation pipe & fittings slushy from $ 1.99
Onga household pressure pumps
Rossi work boots
BP Maitland
open 7 days a week
7am - 7 pm
(new landline) 08 88323177
0450 282 260Central Yorke Peninsula Community Library Ph : 8832 2805
NEW TITLES: JULY 2018
ADULT FICTION LARGE PRINT
Seeing Red BROWN, Sandra Flame and Thunder BRIDGES, Ben
The Red Dirt Road CALLEN, Alissa Starlight Range CORD, Barry
Don’t Let Go COBEN, Harlan The Rising Sea CUSSLER, Clive
The Black Ice CONNELLY, Michael Sarah and the Secret Sheikh DOUGLAS, Michelle
A Woman’s Fortune COX, Josephine Spanish Tycoon’s Takeover DOUGLAS, Michelle
The District Nurses of Victory Walk GROVES, Annie Christmas with the Single Dad HEATON, Louisa
Letters To My Daughters HANNIGAN, Emma Their Double Baby Gift HEATON, Louisa
Cooktown HEGER, Andreas Magnate’s Tempestuous Marriage LEE, Miranda
The Country Girl HEIN, Cathryn Tycoon’s Outrageous Proposal LEE, Miranda
A Family Recipe HENRY, Veronica Convenient Marriage, surprise twins RUTTAN, A
All That’s Left Unsaid HOLLOWAY, Rowena
One Kind Man (2) JACOBS, Anna DVD
A Place With Heart (2) JONES, Jennie 12 Strong (MA)15+
Marry Me By Sundown LINDSEY, Johanna The BBQ (PG)
Making Peace (2) McCALLUM, Fiona Beast of Burden (M)
Still Me MOYES, Jojo Black Panther (M)
The Hideaway O’FLANAGAN, Sheila Death Wish (R)18+
The Calhouns: Legend ROBERTS, Nora Game Night (MA)15+
The Cast STEEL, Danielle Gunpowder (MA)15+
Poldark: Series 1 Vol 1 (PG)
NON-FICTION Poldark: Series 1 Vol 2 (PG)
Caribbean: Cruise Ports - A Guide to Perfect Days on Poldark: Series 2 Vol 1 (PG)
Shore
The Advanced Photography Guide Poldark: Series 2 Vol 2 (PG)
Renegades (M)
maitlandsa@internode.on.netAN HISTORICAL LOOK…….
CUNNINGHAM CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
“Sunday 27 November 1921 was an important day in the history of Congregationalism
at Cunningham for on that day the new church was opened and dedicated to the
service of God. The movement was started by the Rev. TS Williams and fostered by
succeeding ministers, the Revs. EJ Stacy , HC Noll and CE Tapp.
Outside the building on Sunday Mr WJH Smith, on behalf of the congregation,
presented the Rev. CE Tapp with a key and asked him to open the church. Reports
were presented by the officers and a large number of greetings were given and read.”
(“The Maitland Watch” December 2 1921)
Services were held in the schoolroom from 1911. In 1913 Mr Hans Petersen gave 3/4
acre of land on which the church was later built.
The church closed many years ago and has since been demolished.
Beryl NeumannCHURCH SERVICE TIMES FOR AUGUST 2018
Catholic Church
MAITLAND 2nd & 4th Sundays
ARDROSSAN 1st & 3rd Sunday
ARTHURTON 5th Sunday All services are at 11am
Lutheran Church
St Paul’s St John’s
August 2018 Maitland South Kilkerran
5th 11am HC 9am HC
12th 10.30am HC 10am LR
19th 10am LR 9am HC
26th 9am HC 10am LR
Anglican Parish of Central Yorke Peninsula
Service Times for August 2018
ARDROSSAN MAITLAND PORT VICTORIA
5/08/18 11am (Eucharist) 9am (Eucharist) No Service
12/08/18 4pm (Evening Prayer) 11am (Morning Prayer) 11am (Eucharist,)
19/08/18 9am (Eucharist) 11am (Eucharist) No Service
26/08/18 No Service No Service 11am (Eucharist),
Parish service)
MAITLAND DISTRICT UNITING CHURCHES
PREACHING PLAN - AUGUST 2018
Sunday 5th August
Maitland 10.30am Family Parish Service - Pastor Andrew Chambers
Sunday 12th August
Weetulta 9.00am HC - Roger Norris-Green
Maitland 10.30am HC - Roger Norris-Green
Urania 10.45am - Leaders
Sunday 19 August
Maitland 10.30am - Campbell Menzies
Urania 12 Midday - Campbell Menzies
Sunday 26 August
Weetulta 9.00am Pastor Andrew Chambers
Arthuron 9.00am Dennis Story
Maitland 10.30am - Pastor Andrew Chambers
Urania 10.45am - Dennis StoryMAITLAND & DISTRICT SERVICE CLUBS AND GROUPS
CLUB/ORGANISATION MEETING DATE CONTACT PHONE
Ambulance Maitland Volunteers Mon - 8pm (School term) Roger Morgan 0419 822 130
APEX 1st & 3rd Mon each month Andrew Hollams 0409 392 077
Last Friday each month @ Maitland
Country Women's Association Rosalie Smith 8832 2429
Lutheran Church Hall 2pm
CYP Airstrip Committee Tony Clark 0427 363 161
CYP National Trust Branch 1st Tuesday each month Eva Cech 0439 333 848
Chris Crouch 8832 2495
CYP Friends of the Hospital 1st Friday each month
1.30pm CYP Hospital 8832 0100
CYP Gym Jams Every Tues 9.30 – 10.30 Rebecca Davey 0400 652 150
Central Yorke Cougars Netball Club Janine Burrows 0439 897 087
2nd Wed each month 5.30pm
Yorke Peninsula Council Yorke Peninsula Council Office 8832 0000
Minlaton Council Chambers
Embroiders Guild of YP 1st Monday each month Joan Lodge - President 8837 3352
Little Groovers Maitland Mondays 9.30 - 10.30am Kelly Tape 0408 853 334
Maitland & Dist Garden Club Inc 2nd Monday each month Jo Morrison - Secretary 0419 831 910
Maitland & Dist Progress Assoc 3rd Thurs each month Roger Morgan 0419 822 130
2nd Sunday of the month for a BBQ
Maitland Aero Club Ben Francis 0427 322 645
lunch
1st Thurs of month at Performing
Maitland Auto Preservation
Arts Centre, Central Yorke School Joe Ingram 8837 3126
Society
8pm
Marg Wuttke - President 88322430
Greg Treloar - Mens V/President 0407 852 730
Maitland Bowling Club 2nd Tuesday each month - 7pm Marie Burrows - Ladies V/Pres 0409 821 885
Rob Jervois - Secretary 0418 804 053
Marilyn Stock - Club Bookings 88322020
Maitland Caravan Park Max Smart 8832 2171
Maitland CFS 2nd & 4th Monday each month Trevor Allen 8832 2058
Maitland Golf Club 1st Tuesday each month Andrew Hollams 0409 392 077
Maitland Health Centre Board 2nd Thursday each month Maitland Health Centre 8832 2185
Maitland Lions Club 2nd & 4th Tues each month Ian Marschall 0428 245 337
Maitland Rifle Club Every Saturday Brad Renfrey 8832 2744
Cubs & Scouts Tuesdays 4.30 -
Maitland Scout Group John Koenders 0418 859 455
6pm
Maitland Show Society 2nd Tuesday each month Heather Drysdale 0418 830 041
Maitland Tidy Towns 1st Friday each Month Greg Treloar 0407 852 730
Meals on Wheels 3 times/year CYP Hospital Judy Gerschwitz 8832 2559
MOPS Thurs. fortnight (school term only) Krystal Schulz 8839 2021
Paws with Potential Each Sunday (school term) Gayle Button 0408 424 041
Rotary Club of Maitland 1st & 3rd Wednesday each month Steve Southwood 0409 322 742
Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffa-
Fortnightly on Thursdays Arty Glazbrook 8832 2334
loes
RSL Port Victoria Sub-Branch 3rd Tuesday each month Carol Gill 8834 2321
SOS Yorke (Suicide Prevention Net- Mthly meetings, various dates & Vanessa 0421 020 579
work) times Tessa 0419 824 122
1st & 3rd Tues each month CFS/
State Emergency Services Lyall Schulz 0418 859 544
SES Sheds, Rogers Tce
U3AYP Chris Crouch 8832 2495
Yorke Valley Masonic Lodge 1st Thurs each month John Nankivell 8835 1267
YP Health Advisory Council 2nd Mon each month 1.30pm Rod Thomas 8832 22192018 COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Your FREE listing for upcoming Events here.
AUGUST
2 10am -1pm Maitland Lions Club BBQ next to Maitland Newsagency.
3 1.30pm CYP Friends of the Hospital Meeting @ Maitland Info Centre
4 CY Cougars v Wallaroo @ Maitland
7 7.30pm CYP National Trust Meeting followed by AGM - Maitland Museum
8 7pm Local Ambulance Biennial General Meeting - Maitland Ambulance Station
9 9.30- MOPS - Maitland Uniting Church Hall
11.30am
11 CY Cougars v Paskeville @ Paskeville
12 2pm “They Heard Me Scream” Book Launch - Rod Gregory - Maitland Markets
16 7.30pm Maitland Progress Meeting @ Info Centre - All Welcome
18 CY Cougars v Bute @ Maitland
23 9.30- MOPS - Maitland Uniting Church Hall
11.30am
25 1-4pm “Close to my Heart” at Maitland Uniting Church Hall
25 YPFL Qualifying Final at Paskeville Oval
26 YPFL Elimination Final at Maitland Oval
SEPTEMBER
6 9.30- MOPS - Maitland Uniting Church Hall
11.30am
6 10am -1pm Maitland Lions Club BBQ next to Maitland Newsagency.
7 1.30pm CYP Friends of the Hospital Meeting @ Maitland Info Centre
15 YPFL Grand Final @ Minlaton Oval
19 1.30pm Jandebrey 20th Annual Ram Sale - Maitland Showgrounds - BBQ lunch,
Inspection from noon
20 9.30- MOPS - Maitland Uniting Church Hall
11.30am
20 7.30pm Maitland Progress Meeting @ Info Centre - All WelcomeYou can also read
