DYNAMIC DUO FEBRUARY 2019 - Maitland SA
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FEBRUARY 2019
DYNAMIC DUO
Photo courtesy of YP Country Times
We were thrilled to see another great turnout for our Australia Day breakfast, a time to
recognise and honour some high flyers of our area, the sort of people that make
Maitland a rich, vibrant and welcoming place to live, work and retire. This year we had
2 very worthy winners - Clive Kelly & Tim Tuck. We thank everyone who attended the
breakfast to recognise the contribution of these citizens to our community.
Clive Kelly has made a very significant contribution to the area. He has been a leader in
getting the community onside to get things done and built. Lasting monuments to his
persuasive powers include the Area School Sports Stadium, the Airstrip, the Heart of
Maitland, the Clydesdale statue, and the Maitland Health Centre.
He has been involved in many sporting clubs and committees, almost too many to
mention. The list includes the Port Victoria Football Club, Mid Yorke Peninsula Tennis
Association, Port Victoria Golf Club, Urania Tennis Club, Urania Church , South Kilkerran
Agricultural Bureau, Bi-Centenary Celebrations Port Victoria , 50 years since last
Windjammer at Port Victoria, Maitland Area School Governing Council for 13 years –
Chairperson for 5 years, Maitland Area School Stadium Committee, Central Yorke
Peninsula Council Councillor for 10 years, Initial Maitland Airstrip Committee, Heart of
Maitland Project and the Clydesdale Statue.
Clive is actively involved in the Rotary Club of Maitland which he joined in 2002. He was President in 2012/2013. Clive was presented with the Paul Harris Fellowship Award in 2015, the highest award in Rotary. Being a Member, player, Life Member, twice President and other committee roles of the Maitland Bowls Club, Clive is frequently seen up at the bowls club helping with greens and building maintenance. Clive plays a big role at the Maitland Health Centre – being a member and Chairperson. He is currently pursuing additional car parking in the park opposite the Health Centre and played a vital role in the building extension. You can see that if Clive believes in a cause, he is into it, boots and all. Clive is the sort of fellow that you want on your committee because he gets things done, he doesn’t just talk about it. He brings his trademark enthusiasm and energy, and inspires others to support the cause. Tim Tuck is an amazing teacher who relates brilliantly to young people and has been recognised by various honours and awards including a National Excellence in Teaching Award for SA in 2002 , nationally in 2003 and a Regional Arts Award in 2002. Apart from his teaching abilities, he writes musicals for schools (text, music and lyrics) and directs them (often designing and making lighting, backdrops, costumes and props). The last count was 23 musicals in 31 years. An amazing output. These are available online through his business Big Break Productions and are performed by other schools around Australia and overseas. Tim’s work has taken the school music programme to new heights and to the district, including the street, hospital and retirement village. His involvement with the Maitland Music and Arts Club has provided a conduit for talented children to perform at a higher level. He is a Life Member of the Music Club and has been heavily involved throughout his time in Maitland initially onstage but also in committee work, musical and stage direction. Latterly Tim has served in the orchestra for major productions. His nomination for Maitland Citizen of the year was accompanied by a petition of signatures, indicating the high esteem in which he is held. To quote one of his nominees. “Tim is an awesome mentor to the children and their parents, so supportive of anything and everything pertaining to an enriched educational environment. Music, science, fundraising, extracurricular activities…he contributes to them all. You are a wonder Mr Tuck and we would like to acknowledge this with a nomination for Maitland’s Citizen of the Year.” Thanks to Tim and Clive and all the other contributors to this community who make Maitland a great place to live, and hopefully inspire others to make their contribution.
We were lucky enough to have local Sarah
Francis talk about her recent trip overseas
to compete in the New York Marathon.
She entertained the room while explaining
the process involved just to get your name
chosen to compete in the race.
On Sunday November 4th 2018, she ran
with approx 53,000 other people and
couldn't believe the amount of support she
was given from compete strangers. With 2
million people lining the streets to watch
and cheer, she described the atmosphere
as unbelievable.
Sarah spoke of her training schedules and
how on one of her long runs a random
farm dog joined her for 17 kms.
She really gave a positive message that
you don’t need to be the best or the
fastest but its about putting your mind to
something and giving it your all. Anything is
possible.
A big thankyou to The Maitland Lions Club who once again fed the masses. You work
so hard to get all of the food cooked and served on time. It’s a big job and we really
are grateful that you keep putting your hand up to help us out.
THANK YOU MAITLAND LIONS CLUB
Hannah & Evan Francis
enjoying the Australia Day
Breakfast.
Peninsula Yorkey Motor Home Members gathered at the Wauraltee Hall
for their Christmas Celebration with 15 motor homes and 30 members
with Port Victoria Hotel being the venue for Sat 1 Dec lunch. Father
Christmas and his helper gave gifts to all and it was a great weekend.
Busy Bee
Photo Back Row: Allan Nield, Colin Richman, Helen Moorhouse, Ammy
Bettison, Max Bettison, John Young, Ray Girdham, Graham Sparks.
End couples: Roy & Sandy Bettison, Shane & Maurine Denney, Maurie &
Elin Mezzino.
Mingled in Front Row: Joan Nield, Vivienne Illman, Milton behind wife
Kaye MacAdam. Part hidden Joan & Ken Phillips, Jill Girdham,
Bev Young behind, Robyn & Phillip Redding, Rosie & Don Agnew.
Dogs : Millie & Ruby
Shayla McKay Soccer Captain In Fiji In December, 15 year old Shayla McKay of Maitland participated in the SA U15 girls Soccer team in Fiji in the Ultimate Fiji Cup, playing at an international level against Fiji and other islands. On her first day arriving in Fiji she was selected Captain of the SA U15s. She was overwhelmed and felt privileged and honoured in her captaincy role. She was responsible for ensuring her team stayed well hydrated through the heat and humidity and was involved in Captain/coaching meetings. Overall the team successfully came 3rd at the end of the Ultimate Fiji Cup. A great achievement. This once-in-a-life-time experience would not have happened without the overwhelming support from the local Maitland Community she lives in who got behind her and financially supported her for her Fiji trip and everything she was required to take. It is with deepest sincere thanks and appreciation to the local Maitland business’, service clubs, community groups, MPs, Council and community individuals who have all kindly donated financial support to enable Shayla to go to Fiji. It is with great pride and appreciation to everyone who has helped make this dream happen and we wish to publically thank each and everyone for the gracious generosity and support given. Words cannot express just how grateful Shayla is to be living in such a caring and supportive community. Thank you all from the bottom of her heart. Thanks also to Andrea Tucker for the hard work put in for the fundraising.
From January, 2019, Yorke Peninsula Community Transport will manage the Community Visitor’s Scheme. Previously this programme has been provided by the Copper Coast Council but following an approach from Council and a successful grant, all existing clients, volunteers and staff will transition across to Yorke Peninsula Community Transport. The Community Visitors Scheme provides volunteers to visit older people who are socially isolated and whose quality of life would be improved by friendship and companionship. Visits can occur in the client’s own home or at residential facilities. The CVS is available to those who have been identified as at risk of isolation or loneliness. Recipients must receive a home care package or a government subsidised residential aged care service. We are actively looking for new people willing to volunteer as a visitor, throughout all areas of the Peninsula or for older people who may enjoy this regular company. We also continue to provide transport for clients throughout Yorke Peninsula and beyond. We have a fantastic group of volunteers who give up their time to drive people to appointments, in either our or the client’s own vehicle. This service is available to anyone and for almost any reason – ie: medical appointments, funerals, shopping, social calls etc. Our service also offers the following… YP Community Bus - return trips to Kadina (Monday, Wednesday, Friday) - return trips from Yorketown via Minlaton/ Pt Vincent/ Stansbury/ Wool Bay/ Coobowie/ Edithburgh (twice a day on Thursdays) - return trips from Corny Point and Marion Bay via Minlaton and Yorketown (First Tuesday of the month) Health Bus -return trips from Yorketown via Copper Coast (picking up along the way) to Adelaide for medical appointments (Monday- Friday) Copper Coast Dial a Ride -transport between Moonta, Wallaroo and Kadina (Wednesday and Fridays) Out’n’About Bus -transport to organised outings available from the Copper Coast or Lower YP visiting places such as markets, shopping centres, Bunnings and Virginia Nursery. For further information on any of our services, please contact us on 1300 132 932.
Christmas Lights Winners
Best Christmas - Bill & Sharon Gillis
Best Nativity - Doug & Ruth Lange
Encouragement Awards • Fred & Kylie Johnson
Margaret Little
Jarred & Kayla Johnson
Brian & Amanda Cook
Most Elegant - Rod & Toni Gregory
Getting Engaged in the Maitland Show Why do we hold the Maitland Show? It is a traditional show; this year it is 141 years old. It is proudly one of the longest running shows in South Australia. There will be entertainment, sideshows, trade sites, food venues and horses in action, personality awards and much more. We welcome the sponsorship from local businesses, the Federal Member of Parliament and the backing from the local council. However, the show over the past few years has seen declining numbers. The challenge we have this year as organisers is that we want to make it an event that you want to go to! Many may say that it is boring and there is not a lot to do, but that’s missing the point; the Maitland Show is your show, it is the social fabric of your town and towns around it on the Yorke Peninsula. It is about bringing everyone together, bringing communities together, it is about engaging the next generation. We need to invest in our children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews, we need to challenge them to enter into a competition. We need mums, dads, grandma’s and grandpa’s entering into competitions as well, why not make it a family challenge? So how do you make a Genoa Cake and be eligible to compete in the state final to be held at the Royal Adelaide Show 2019? Can you enter scones, muffins or sausage rolls, can men enter in the cookery section? What about that outstanding pot plant or the beautiful bloom in your garden, could it win a blue ribbon? Crafts such as knitting, crochet, needlework, scrapbooking, card making, metalwork and woodwork are done for mental and physical relaxation; benefit the show by entering your work. Photographs hold an instant of time, of emotion, a memory; share those experiences in the photography competition. Maybe the children’s section, junior art contests, models and structures and technology studies will inspire you! On www.maitlandshowsociety.com.au you will find information for exhibitors and competitors, entry forms for exhibitors, trade site booking forms, the horse program and entry form. Or you can find the 2019 Maitland Show Book distributed around local businesses and schools in Maitland, Minlaton, Kadina, Ardrossan, Black Point, Moonta, Port Vincent and Pine Point. Why not spread the word to friends and families who live in the cityscape to drive up on Show Day. This is what the Maitland Show is all about creating, demonstrating, participating and celebrating. Rather than contemplate or speculate about the lack of things to do at YOUR Show, start by entering one thing and then go and see YOUR or YOUR friend’s competition entry on Saturday, March 16, 2019.
SAVE THE
DATE
Sales / Service
Spare Parts MAITLAND
Bridgestone Tyre Centre
54-58 Robert Street, Maitland, SA, 5573
SHOW
T +61 8 8832 2725 www.gunnings.com.au
MARCH 16th
Make THIS THE YEAR to try yoga if you’ve always
wanted to! Yoga is for EVERYbody - come and start
your journey to healing, to stillness - to YOU.
All you need to bring is YOURSELF, a water bottle
and a small firm cushion (mats and blankets are available at
venue). Please see timetable for more details about classes
or call Jo on 0412807741 for more info.
Here’s to a happy, healthy at peaceful 2019MAITLAND BOWLING CLUB NEWS REPORT The Bowling Club has had a busy season this year being the Host club for NYPBA. There has and will be many events held and catered for. Thanks to all members involved in this in any way. The ladies have held an invitation and a Medleys Day with the greens filled with players enjoying themselves. We have also held mixed Saturday Night teas and up to 50 people attending. We are holding our Trivia Night on Tuesday 19 March. Enquiries to Marg Wuttke (0429322430) if wanting tickets. Limited number available. This has been a very popular fundraising for us and is the fifth time and always with a theme on the night (sporting colours this year). We are not top of the Bowls Ladder but are trying our best and hanging in there. We have had to do a lot of work on our two greens, especially ‘B’ green which had a problem but thanks to Geoff and his fellow workers we now have two greens in great condition with the Champion of Champions of NYPBA Men and Ladies Singles and Pairs to be held at Maitland in March and April 2019. Congratulations to our Life Member, Clive Kelly, who received the Maitland Citizen of the Year Award on Australia Day. Well done Clive and well deserved. Our AGM is to be held on Thursday 14 April. Anyone interested in becoming a member is welcome to attend this meeting. Please contact me or speak to any other member regarding this. During the season we presented members, C Sandercock, L Roesler and J Kelly with Veterans Certificates so, as you can see, our members are all increasing in age and we would love to have you. Xmas Raffle winners were: 1st: S Hibbard, 2nd: B Dyett, 3rd: M Marks, 4th: S Smith, 5th: R Davies, 6th: H Knevitt (hampers). 7th: E Baker, 8th: R Harding, 9th: T Smith (wine). Thanks to members for donations for the above prizes. President MBC Marg Wuttke
Do you have an old photo of the Maitland
Bakery when it was first built?
We are currently updating the heritage signs around the
town and need your help.
Please call the info centre on 88322174
if you have one.
CY Cougars Netball
Player registrations & first training
Tuesday 12th February 2019
Juniors born (2004-2011) 3:30-5:30pm
Seniors 6:00-7:00pm
For any enquiries/apologies re training
please contact Kylie Howse on 0409 675 546
GARAGE SALE
9TH & 10TH MARCH
8.30AM-1PM
20 BEULAH AVENUE, MAITLAND
EVERYTHING AT BARGAIN PRICES
PROCEEDS TO
MAITLAND MEN’S SHED
maitlandsa@internode.on.netFire and Emergency Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
Following on from valuable discussions with local farmers and CFS officers last week in
Kadina with the Hon. Corey Wingard MP, Minister for Emergency Services, I am
pleased regional hearings have been scheduled as part of the review underway by the
Select Committee on the Fire and Emergency Services (Miscellaneous) Bill.
A hearing has been scheduled in Balaklava on 7 February, providing opportunity for
locals to give oral presentations to the Select Committee. Written submissions are set to
close on 1 February.
In Kadina, Minister Wingard heard valuable direct feedback from farmers and CFS
personnel who already run a very effective Harvest Code of Practice and SMS alert text
messaging system that is well supported by the farming community.
The group had an open discussion about the implications of proposed new legal powers
for CFS officers to direct farmers to stop harvesting in certain weather conditions, and
how such a system may logistically work. There was discussion around enforcement,
funding support, weather data systems and existing communication procedures, and the
need for alert systems to continue to be farmer-run.
After the meeting, the Minister said districts across the state can learn much from how
systems are working on Yorke Peninsula, describing the local system operators as
“leaders nationally in what they’re doing.”
He also stated that it is clear we all want the same outcome – “that is, preventing fires
before they start, and a way to stop the very few people who are doing the wrong thing
when 99.9% are already acting responsibly.”
I encourage anyone interested to speak at the hearing at Balaklava on 7 February, as your
voice will be important. To lodge your interest contact the Committee’s Parliamentary
Officer on 08 8237 9223, email scfesbill.assenbly@parliament.sa.gov.au or visit my
website: www.fraserellis.com.au.
Have Your Say
I also recommend a visit to http://haveyoursay.sa.gov.au for the opportunity to
participate in various important reviews that are now underway to start the new year.
Topics include *how we can improve school bus services in regional areas; *impacts of
single-use plastic products on the environment and potential changes to the Container
Deposit Scheme; *proposed changes to the way development applications are lodged
and assessed; and *the nomination/voting process for the new Recreational Fishing
Advisory Council.
Only by working together can great things happen. If I can assist with any State matters,
please contact the Maitland electorate office on the contact details below.MAITLAND & DISTRICTS GARDEN CLUB
The Maitland & Districts Garden Club celebrated Christmas lunch on
Dec 10 at the Port Victoria Hotel. The monthly Garden Exhibits prizes
were given out: 1st Mona Fuss, 2nd Margaret Illman and 3rd Vivenne
Illman. Some interesting games were played ie Largest & Smallest
Handbag, Most Unusual
Article (set of false teeth) in
Bag and Who Had The Most
Items Within.
Events throughout the year
were discussed, plants bought
& named, and did we learn
anything about said plants?
Father Christmas and his
helper visited and gave out
gifts. Cherie Greenslade
presented a lolly yoyo Father
Christmas to all and Yvonne
Jones had made up silver
angels to hang on our tree.
We all had a fun time,
complete with photo on
Father Christmas’ knee and he
on his helper’s knee.
Busy Bee
Maitland Museum
The CYP Branch of the National Trust will be opening the Maitland
Museum on the 2nd & 4th Sundays of the month from 2-4pm
or by appointment.
For appointments contact:
Pat or Jim Stock: 8832 2828
Beryl Neumann: 8832 2220
Sheree Brennan: 0400 176 954“Come play Canasta”
Find a partner and join up.
Opening night Feb 11,
VINNIES EMERGENCY 7.30pm
RELIEF ASSISTANCE Uniting Church Hall.
Assistance is available at Each pair is played once,
Maitland Vinnies Shop on Venue and time
Thursdays 10.30am to agreed on.
12.30pm So much
FROM 10TH JAN 2019 fun
Together
Phone 8832 2111 to make and
appointment Chris Crouch
Contact Person - 88322495
Please note change of timesMAITLAND MARKETS
Welcome to 2019 at the Market.
New at the Market - We have a supply of olives recently
received - so have a plentiful supply for all the olive lovers.
We also have a few pretty cloth bags for attaching to walking frames or
walkers - makes it easier to take your extras with you when needed.
The volunteers kept the market open during the heat - Thank you.
In February we do close the market at 1pm because of the heat - so on
March 1st we will open from 10am to 4pm.
Each week we receive a supply of books for us to resell at bargain prices -
cook books, fiction, hard covers and magazines - Come and have a quiet
time to look at our supply of books in our “ book nook”.
Our thanks to our volunteers who keep the market appealing to the tourists
who visit us each week.
Margaret Francis - Co-ordinator
19 Elizabeth St. Maitland S.A.
Ph. 08 8832 2346
Email southwood@southwood.com.au AVAILABLE NOW
Southwood’s for your home
requirements of: A.B COMBINATION AVAILABLE
Rat & Mouse bait
Insect surface spray roasted cashew chicken
Cat & Dog food curry (mild)
Chook food
Garden fertilisers Kupsch Bakery Crystal Brook
Omo washing powder
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 260Anglicare Emergency Relief Program
The Anglicare Emergency Relief project at the Maitland
Information Centre is open for people who need emergency relief
on Tuesdays only 10am -12 Noon. Bookings can be made at the
Maitland Information Centre
on (08) 8832 2174.
MAITLAND MENS SHED
Tuesday and Thursday 9am—1pm
Small projects to be done?
We have woodworking and welding equipment on hand for Men and
Women who would like to undertake a small project but don’t have the
tools at home, or just drop in for coffee and a yarn.
To find out more ring Artie Glazbrook
P: 8832 2334 or 0417 084738Central Yorke Peninsula Community Library Ph : 8832 2805
NEW TITLES: DECEMBER 2018
ADULT FICTION NON-FICTION
Transcription ATKINSON, Kate Strengthen Your Back: Banish back pain, improve posture
Beneath a Frosty Moon BRADSHAW, Rita Women’s Weekly #Vegemite
The Night Stalker (2) BRYNDZA, Robert Journeys to the Other Side ATTENBOROUGH, David
Dark Water (3) BRYNDZA, Robert Challenge Accepted! BARBER, Celeste
Last Breath (4) BRYNDZA, Robert My Home, My Life CUNNINGHAM, Colm
Cold Blood (5) BRYNDZA, Robert In Pieces FIELD, Sally
Milkman BURNS, Anna Boys Will Be Boys FORD, Clementine
A Month of Sundays BYRSKI, Liz Fight Like a Girl FORD, Clementine
Tom Clancy’s Oath of Office CAMERON, Marc Mythos FRY, Stephen
Enchantress of Numbers CHIAVERINI, Jennifer The Art of Kindness GASTON, Meredith
You Don’t Own Me HIGGINS CLARK, Mary 52 Assignments Experimental Photography GATCUM, C
Dark Sacred Night CONNELLY, Michael The Brain GEORGE, Alison
Boy Swallows Universe DALTON, Trent Back, After the Break GUNSBERG, Osher
The Woman in the Window FINN, AJ Brief Answers to the Big Questions HAWKING, Stephen
The Fox FORSYTH, Frederick Modern Baking: Cakes, cookies & every…. HAY, Donna
Lethal White GAILBRAITH, Robert My Story: A Life in Basketball & Beyond JACKSON,Lauren
Less GREER, Andrew Sean A Modern Way to Cook JONES, Anna
The Year of the Farmer HAM, Rosalie The Upside-down History of Down Under LLOYD, Alison
Silent Scream WHITE, Karen Winx: Biography of a Champion MARSHALLSEA, Trevor
Till the Boys Come Home (5) HARROD-EAGLES, C Becoming OBAMA, Michelle
The Accidental Further Adventure of JONASSON, J Jamie Cooks Italy OLIVER, Jamie
Elevation KING, Stephen Jamie’s Friday Night Feast OLIVER, Jamie
Rich People Problems KWAN, Kevin Simple OTTOLENGHI, Yotam
Murder Mile LA PLANTE, Lynda The Price of Fortune PACKER, James
The Pearl Thief MCINTOSH, Fiona The Barefoot Investor of Families PAPE, Scott
The President is Missing PATTERSON, James Australia What Happened? POBJIE, Ben
Private: Princess PATTERSON, James Our Year in Black and White RUSSELL, Leith
The Woman in the Wood PEARSE, Lesley Any Ordinary Day SALES, Leigh
The Three Secret Cities REILLY, Matthew Unfettered and Alive SUMMERS, Anne
The Moon Sister (5) RILEY, Lucinda Jonathon Thurston: The Autobiography THURSTON, J
First Snow ROBERTS, Nora My Love Story TURNER, Tina
Of Blood and Bone (2) ROBERTS, Nora No Spin WARNE, Shane
The Magic of Christmas ROBERTS, Nora Sons of Guns WATSON, Matt
Careless Love ROBINSON, Peter
The Other Wife ROBOTHAM, MichaelADULT FICTION DVD
Deep Freeze SANDFORD, John The Blake mysteries: Ghost stories (M)
Golden Prey SANDFORD, John Book Club (M)
Holy Ghost SANDFORD, John Call the Midwife: The Christmas specials (M)
Twisted Prey SANDFORD, John Hinterland trilogy: Complete series 1-3 (M)
After Anna SCOTTOLINE, Lisa Loch Ness (MA)15+
Pieces of her SLAUGHTER, Karin
Courtney’s War SMITH, Wilbur
Beauchamp Hall STEEL, Danielle LARGE PRINT
Ladies in black ST JOHN, Madeleine Night of miracles BERG, Elizabeth
The nowhere child WHITE, Christian
The Shepherd’s hut WINTON, Tim
Bridge of Clay ZUSAK, Markus
NEW TITLES: JANUARY 2019
ADULT FICTION
Heads you win ARCHER, Jeffrey Why mummy drinks SIMS, Gill
Deadly secrets BRYNDZA, Robert Why mummy swears SIMS, Gill
The woman in the green dress COOPER, Tea The seven deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle TURTON,S
Nuts about love EVANOVICH, Janet
King of ashes FEIST, Raymond E. NON-FICTION
Driven to distraction FOSTER, Lori Blowing the bloody doors off CAINE, Michael
Last woman standing GENTRY, Amy The nude Nutritionist COHEN, Lyndi
My one and only HIGGINS, Kristan Boy erased CONLEY, Garrard
The boy HOAG, Tami Mum can I eat this? ELLIS, Casey
The Cotton lass JACOBS, Anna
Mary Queen of Scots:Two Queens, one futureGUY, John
Look behind you JOHANSEN, Iris & Roy 21 lessons for the 21st Century HARARI, Yuval Noah
The Rumour KARA, Lesley The fast 800 MOSLEY, Dr.Michael
Unsheltered KINGSOLVER, Barbara The Lego Zoo:50 easy-to-build animals PADULANO, J
The crooked staircase KOONTZ, Dean 101 Marvellous movies you may have missed STRATTON
Insidious intent MCDERMID, Val Writing picture books PAUL WHITFORD, Ann
Western hearts MACOMBER, Debbie We are displaced YOUSAFZAI, Malala
Return to Rosalee Station MAGRO, Mandy Australian Woman’s Weekly 6 week diet
The café by the bridge (2) MALONE, Lily Lonely Planet pocket PARIS
Coming home for Christmas MICHAELS, Fern The Motherhood: Life with a newborn
A keeper NORTON, Graham Taming the black dog AISBETT, Bev
Where the Crawdads sing OWENS, Delia Australia remember this too! BYRNE, Bob
The first lady PATTERSON, James DVD
Call me Evie POMARE J.P. Hop (G)
Ruin beach RHODES, Kate The Bombing (MA)15+
The name of the game ROBERTS, Nora Christopher Robin (G)CHURCH SERVICE TIMES FOR FEBRUARY 2019
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
February 2019 Maitland South Kilkerran
3rd 11am HC 9am HC
10th 9.30am HC Combined at Maitland
( Parish AGM/ Pooled Lunch)
17th 11am HC Harvest Thanks 9am HC
24th 9am HC 1/2 yearly Meet 11am LR
Anglican Parish of Central Yorke Peninsula
Service Times for February 2019
ARDROSSAN MAITLAND PORT VICTORIA
3/2/19 11am Eucharist 9am Eucharist No Service
10/2/19 4pm Evening Prayer 11am Morning Prayer 11am Eucharist
17/2/19 9am Eucharist 11am Eucharist No Service
24/2/19 No Service No Service 11am Parish Service,
Eucharist
MAITLAND DISTRICT UNITING CHURCHES PREACHING PLAN - FEBRUARY 2019
SUNDAY 3RD FEBRUARY
Maitland 10.30am Family Service - Pastor Ann Phillips
SUNDAY 10TH FEBRUARY
Weetulta 9am - Pastor Ann Phillips HC
Arthurton 10am - Rosalie Smith
Maitland 10.30am - Pastor Ann Phillips and Leaders
Urania 12 Noon - Pastor Ann Phillips HC
SUNDAY 17TH FEBRUARY
Arthurton 9am - Pastor Ann Phillips HC
Maitland 10.30am - Pastor Ann Phillips
Urania 10.45am - John Koenders and Leaders
SUNDAY 24TH FEBRUARY
Weetulta 9am - Marlene Thatcher
Maitland 10.30am - Pastor Ann Phillips
Urania 10.45am - Marlene Thatcher
YOU ARE VERY WELCOME TO ATTEND ANY OF THESE SERVICESMAITLAND & 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 Sam Davies 0400 296 076
Last Friday each month @ Maitland
Country Women's Association Dot Marschall 0400 965 563
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
CYP Friends of the Hospital 1st Friday each month 1.30pm Joan Morris 8835 2293
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 Mike Osborne 8837 3158
Society
8pm
Marg Wuttke - President 0429 322 430
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 Dylan Southwood 0408 859 147
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
Maitland Scout Group Wednesday 3.30 - 5pm John Koenders 0418 859 455
Maitland Show Society 2nd Tuesday each month Sue Tolley 0487 516 375
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 Barbara Wheatcroft 0413 511 243
Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffa-
Fortnightly on Thursdays Arty Glazbrook 8832 2334
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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 1st Mon each month 2.30pm Dot Marschall 0400 965 5632019 COMMUNITY CALENDAR
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FEBRUARY
1 1.30pm CYP Friends of the Hospital Meeting @ Maitland Info Centre
11 7.30pm Canasta Club Starts - Maitland Uniting Church Hall
14 9.30- MOPS - (Mothers of Preschoolers) Maitland Uniting Church
11.30am
16 1-4pm “Close To my Heart” Scrapbooking - Maitland Uniting Church Hall
18 6pm Save our Mates - Men’s Wellbeing Roadshow - Central Yorke Football Club
6pm Free BBQ to then start at 6.30pm
21 7.30pm Maitland Progress Meeting @ Info Centre - All welcome
28 9.30- MOPS - (Mothers of Preschoolers) Maitland Uniting Church
11.30am
MARCH
1 1.30pm CYP Friends of the Hospital Meeting @ Maitland Info Centre
9 8.30am- Men’s Shed Garage Sale - 20 Beulah Ave, Maitland
1pm
9 1-4pm “Close To my Heart” Scrapbooking - Maitland Uniting Church Hall
10 8.30am- Men’s Shed Garage Sale - 20 Beulah Ave, Maitland
1pm
14 9.30- MOPS - (Mothers of Preschoolers) Maitland Uniting Church
11.30am
16 MAITLAND SHOW
21 7.30pm Maitland Progress Meeting @ Info Centre - All welcome
28 9.30- MOPS - (Mothers of Preschoolers) Maitland Uniting Church
11.30am
30 CY Cougars v Bute @ MaitlandYou can also read
