LIONS LOOKING OUT FOR OUR LOCALS -...

JULY 2018

LIONS LOOKING OUT FOR

OUR LOCALS

Over the weekend of the 23rd & 24th of June, Maitland & District Lions

Club played host to the Lions Skin Cancer Screening Unit.

The unit was parked at the Maitland Information Centre car park and

over 150 locals and visitors were screened with 3 examination rooms

been used to carry out full body screening. The service provided was

a screening service only. It was made very clear to all those who were

screened that it is their personal responsibility to follow up any

identified skin cancer issue with their own doctor for diagnosis and

treatment.The local Lions provided a BBQ with tea and coffee.

They also ran a raffle and sold their famous Christmas cakes.

The Mobile Unit is now heading

for Loxton, the Barossa and

Kangaroo Island.

The Lions greatly appreciate all

of the support and assistance

from the local community.

Photo: Colin Beauchamp the

founder of the screening unit

with incoming President Ian

Marschall and Gibson Atherton.

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.com

MAITLAND NEWSAGENCY

29 ROBERT ST, MAITLAND SA 5573

PH: 88323010

EMAIL: maitnews@iprimus.com.au

Mid year toy &

Stationary sale

Instore until 14th July

BIG RANGE OF JOHN DEERE & CASE TOYS

HAPPY TO ORDER TOYS IN ON REQUEST

Do you run a business in the Maitland area? The Maitland and District Progress Association invites you to a

Business Forum.

Join us for an open discussion to share ideas.

• What does Progress do to help support our community and to

develop and promote our region?

• What would you like Progress to do to help your business?

We want to hear from you.

Followed by supper and a short AGM for Progress.

When: Thursday 19th July, 7.30-9.30pm

Where: Maitland Information Centre,

3 Robert Street, Maitland

RSVP: Monday 16th July 2018 to

maitlandsa@internode.on.net or 8832 2174

More information: Kelly Dyett 8832 2174 or

Emma Leonard 0428 894 069

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.

THEY HEARD ME SCREAM

At the age of sixty-seven years, and after three serious back operations, Rod

Gregory was forced off the farm into retirement.

In his youth he’d been a shearer for two decades, and then for the last thirteen

years he’d been a viticulturist with his own vineyard. After fifty-three years as an

active mixed farmer, retirement was a dirty word.

After much encouragement from the family, Rod reluctantly decided to write

short stories of his farming days. This venture mysteriously found its way into

completing a ten-week comedy course, which changed Rod’s life completely.

As they say, “as one door closes, another one opens.”

After only twelve months as a performing comedian, Rod auditioned for

Australia’s Got Talent, hoping for just two minutes on national TV. Instead, he

came fourth in the 2011 Grand Finale of Australia’s Got Talent. His career

flourished, and Rod performed over seven hundred and fifty mostly sold-out shows

to appreciative audiences all over Australia. In 2016 he performed for a month in

Scotland at Edinburgh Festival; an experience to treasure.

Mid-2017, at the age of seventy-four, Rod retired from comedy and took up the

career of writing.

Now seventy-five years old, Rod lives in Maitland, a small country town in South

Australia. He’s been married to Toni for fifty-three years, and has two daughters,

Letitia and Ketrice, and four beautiful grandchildren: Phoebe, Frazer, Jayden and

Benita. He is also enjoying the recent addition of a great grandson, Rory.

Rod is thriving with his new career, which proves you are never too old to have a

go.

They Heard Me Scream is a vivid and down-

to-earth tale of a boy growing to be a man in

prehistoric Australia. After a failed initiation

ceremony Daku is cast out into the world. But

far from languishing, Daku’s joie de vivre and

unassuming stubbornness win him a new fam-

ily and adventures galore.

In this novel, Rod Gregory contrasts the gritty

reality of survival against honed humour, and

works to highlight the humanity of Daku and

his people. Love, hate, romance, betrayal,

parenthood and humiliation: They Heard Me

Scream imagines a portrait of prehistoric

Australian life.

Join us at the book launch on Sunday 12th

August 2018 at the Maitland Markets at 2pm.

Tickets are $5 which includes afternoon tea

with proceeds going to the Markets.

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

Barley Stacks Wines Wins at the 2018 Yorke

Peninsula Tourism Awards Barley Stacks Wines has been awarded the best Specialised Tourism Service at

the2018 Yorke Peninsula Tourism Awards.

The awards were held on Friday the 22nd of June and recognise businesses for

their passion, hard work and commitment to Yorke Peninsula's tourism industry.

Barley Stacks Wines was the winner of the Specialised Tourism Service category

which recognises the outstanding delivery of specialised tourism services that

enhance the visitor experience and integrate with other tourism products.

In 2017 Barley Stacks Wines had over 4000 people visit their cellar door from all

over the country as well as overseas which is a 100% increase in visitors from three

years before.

This is the second entry for Barley Stacks Wines. They first entered in 2016 and

were successful in being awarded Bronze in the same category.

Lyall Schulz, Owner/Managing Director of Barley Stacks Wines said it was very

exciting to be awarded the winner for that category on the night.

The Yorke Peninsula Tourism Awards are run every two years with a lot of planning

going into the night. Brooke Liebelt and Nicole Page of Yorke Peninsula Tourism

spend months organising and planning the awards, as well as helping promote

the Yorke Peninsula in general.

Make sure to visit Barley Stacks Wines and check out their website

www.barleystackswines.com to keep up to date with everything happening at

the winery.

MAITLAND MARKETS How are you coping with the cold weather? The market has a good supply of

beanies, scarves, slippers and rugs to keep the family warm. We would like to

thank Peter Pawelski for printing our rosters for the past, at least, ten years as part

of his contribution to the community. Next month we will have completed 12

years as Maitland Markets in its present form.

The market has given beanies and scarves to some residents of

Chappell Wing at the hospital so they can go outside and walk

in the cold weather. We hope you are warmer when you go

out.

My thanks to all my volunteers who help keep the market a

happy place to visit.

Margaret Francis

NOURISH & NURTURE

In Maitland on Fridays…

Nutritional Advice to Improve General Health and wellbeing Common areas of nutritional counselling include:

General health and wellness / weight management

Nutrition to boost metabolism and energy levels

Diabetes, High Cholesterol, Hypertension

Disease prevention

Gastrointestinal disorders / Food allergy/intolerance

Vegetarian/Vegan nutrition

Family nutrition and meal planning

In a strictly confidential and relaxed environment, I aim to provide you with evidence-

based nutritional advice and strategies that will help equip you with the knowledge

you need to be successful in reaching your goal.

Mindful Movement & Meditation Join a group of like minded people in the ‘wellness room’ at ZEST for some gentle

movement, relaxation and meditation.

9:30-10:45am

Reduce stress, re-energize and rejuvenate a tired mind and body through a

personal class combining stretching, relaxation techniques and meditation to suit

your needs.

(bring a friend if you wish and split the cost)

suitable for all ages

To schedule an appointment and for more information call

Meagan 0418820730

(Nutritional Advisor and Dru Meditation Teacher)

Review - Maitland Lutheran School - 2018 Musical -

The Amazing Adventures of Superstan

It is always a joy to watch talented youngsters on stage but when those young performers exude

enthusiasm, energy and commitment to their roles it raises the show far above an audience’s

expectations. The Maitland Lutheran School staged the entertaining and very funny musical “The

Amazing Adventures of Superstan” over two nights last week. This production is from the stable

of scripts for school-age children by Craig Hawes which are noted for their comical one-liners,

puns, gags and overall hilarity.

With excellent direction from Rebecca Davey the large cast of 42, supported by a chorus of

children from classes Reception through 5/6, strutted their stuff in a tight, pacy and well-

rehearsed production that was also colourful and imaginative. Scott Carson presided over the

musical direction which ensured that the foot-tapping musical numbers were tuneful and audible

and the backup choir of Years 4/5/6 children provided wonderful support to the onstage players.

Choreography was simple but well rehearsed with a special mention to students Tessa Moloney

and Charlotte Dunstan who choreographed two of the pieces.

Stanley Marvel (played by Douglas Stock) is well recognised by all as the ’clumsiest clot in

Megaville’. However, unbeknownst to all the local folk (except his sidekick and friend DC,

played by Kirralee Field and his Gran, played by Sian Herrmann and her crinkly, crony buddies

Frank (Ellie Oster), Gloria (Mattea Whitelaw), Bernice (Bella Kohlhagen) and Georgie (Hannah

Slade). He has an alter-ego, Superstan (played by Patrik Morris) a caped crusader fighting for

truth, freedom and justice in his fantastic, elastic, anti-gravity underpants. Superstan goes head to

head against the evil Candy King (Tom Robinson-Gourdie), a pair of comic villains, Curly and

Wurly (Charlotte Dunstan and Amber Germein), 4 crazy scientists (Lydia Oster, Olive Bittner,

Charlote Liebelt and Olivia Fazzari) a batallion of minions and a green-clad Bogeyman (Gabriel

Fazzari) not only saving the day for the citizens of Megaville but finding his long lost grandfather

along the way.

What superhero story would be complete without a healine-chasing newspaper editor (Nicholas

Thomas) and his cub reporters (Iesha Wanganeen, Lucy Koch and Harry Kakoschke) as well as

some starstruck TV reporters (Tessa Moloney and Xavier Smith), an inept and corrupt Mayor

(Aidan Kakoschke) and his deputy (Charlotte Linke), some Marines and 4 placard-waving

confectionaries?

The characterisations were larger than life and well sustained throughout the production. Of

particular note were the performances of Douglas Stock, Kirralee Field, Sian Hermann, Patrik

Morris, Charlotte Dunstan, Amber Germein and Tom Robinson-Gourdie.

School productions can sometimes be mired by technical inadequacies. However, this was not

the case with this show. The sound quality was excellent which meant that every line was audible

and the delivery of the sound effects was spot on. The scene changes (which also had to include

radio mike transfers between cast members) were quick and efficient. In fact I have never seen a

set crew run on and off stage quite as fast as school captain Hazel Bittner and her pals! Mention

also need to be made of the glorious set and brilliant costumes.

Overall, this was a wonderful production, not just entertaining but also a fabulous showcase of the

talent within the school. Congratulations to all involved and I look forward to their future

productions.

Leanne Cane

Maitland Music & Arts Club

Maitland Lutheran School thanks the community for the wonderful support of its

recent Musical. Over 2 very wet and cold nights 580 people braved the conditions

and provided a wonderful atmosphere for the students.

SCOUT NEWS Maitland Scout Group has been

in a recess for 3 months & will

recommence on 31st July (Tues)

from 4.30 - 6.00pm. We invite any

children between 6-15 years to

come and try for 3 weeks

FREE OF CHARGE.

Age groups Joeys: 6-8yrs

Cubs: 8-11yrs

Scouts: 11-15yrs

We are also looking for new

leaders over the age of 18. All

cost of training will be covered by

the group.

For more information

contact John

Koenders on

0418 859 455.

BUDGIES FOR SALE

various colours

$8 per bird or $15 a pair

Call Doug on 0419852226

WANTED

4 old plough seats

Phone Doug

0419852226

FOR SALE

Thetford Porta

Potti Toilet

Brand New - Never Used

Retail at $165

Selling for $90

Ph - 0408804607

HALF

WINE

BARRELS

FOR SALE

$55 OR 2

FOR $100

PHONE

0407612688

CYP LITTLE ATHLETICS CLUB Expressions of interest for 2018/2019 season

We are giving families the opportunity to express interest in joining or

returning to the CYP Little Athletics Club committee prior to our AGM so we

can reinstate the Clubs registrations for 2018/2019 season.

If you or someone you know are interested in committing to the 2018/2019

season we would love to hear from you.

All positions are vacant and must be filled prior to registrations being opened.

Unfortunately, without a committee of 8-10 persons including

committed supervisors, we are unable to run these sessions.

*IMPORTANT*

We ask families who are interested in joining the committee to please

advise your intentions via return email no later than 1st August 2018.

Once we have interested persons we will then advise AGM date.

Yours truly, Danni McInerney - Secretary

Cori beats the odds to land dream job Courage and teamwork are not always found on the playing field, as shown by the remarkable story of Cori Roberts. Earlier this year, Cori, 23, and his 18-year-old brother became homeless, a frightening situation made even more difficult by Cori’s intellectual disability that severely limited his options for finding work. But what could so easily have been a tale of despair has turned into something inspiring by Cori’s courage and determination, and the support of Baptist Care, Maxima and car dealer Eblen Suburu. After helping Cori and his brother find short-term accommodation, workers at Baptist Care were impressed by Cori’s desire to find employment so they contacted Maxima’s Mitchell Park office. Cori’s Employment Consultant, Jodine Taylor, said that when Maxima talked with Cori to find out about his skills and interests they soon learned he was keen on working with cars. “That immediately gave me an idea because I knew that Subaru car dealer Peter Eblen was very passionate about helping disadvantaged people in the local community. When I organised a formal meeting to discuss the support that Maxima provided and who we help, he was very eager to get on board.” “Peter passed the baton to Dario Tonon at Eblen Collision Repairs at Somerton Park. He was also very enthusiastic and immediately gave Cori some trial shifts as a car cleaner. They were so impressed by his work ethic. They absolutely loved him.” The trial shifts led to regular work one day a week, with lots of support from Jodine along the way, including organising clothing and other basic items and even driving Cori to work when his own car was off the road. Dario said he was impressed with Cori right from the start. “He would follow instruction and had the right attitude to learn, so when one of our Panel Beaters left, we offered Cori full-time work assisting our tradespeople in the workshop. As long as Cori is willing to learn new skills, I am happy to teach him. He is valued by all the staff in the workshop.” Jodine continues to support and mentor Cori and is now working to towards his application as an apprentice at Eblens. Jodine said Cori’s life has changed remarkably. “When we first came into contact with Cori, he didn’t even have much in regard to clothing, and he’s not one to ask for help. In fact, he told me that he and his brother had only one pair of socks between them. So from being at that point to now earning more money than he ever thought possible — he’s doing

really well.” Cori said he had always wanted to work on cars and he loved his job at Eblens. “I want to do well here to reach my goal of buying my own house.”

AN HISTORICAL LOOK…….

“NEW LEGISLATIVE COUNCILLOR” Mr CD Rowe elected

In the nominations for the candidate for the Legislative Council which closed last week Mr CD

Rowe was elected unopposed as the endorsed candidate of the L.C.L. Mr Rowe will fill the

vacancy caused by the death of Mr DP Gordon and will represent the Midland District. He will

sit until 1953 - the unexpired term of Mr Gordon. The son of Mr LG Rowe of Sandilands, Mr

Rowe, who is 37 years of age, will be the youngest member of the council. He was born at

Maitland and is well acquainted with farming matters.

He attended the Kadina High School and King’s College, Kensington Park, where he held the

position of head prefect for two years and obtained the College’s most coveted prize “The

Scammell Prize”. He gained his L.L.B. degree at the University of Adelaide in 1934 and, on

admission to the Bar, began practice at Ardrossan in 1936 and in 1942 purchased the practice in

Maitland which he is still carrying on successfully.

Mr Rowe is a leading citizen of our town and included in the positions he holds is Chairman of

the Board of Management of the Maitland Hospital Inc., President of the Maitland AH&F

Society Inc., member of the Maitland Area School Committee, member of the Executive of the

Maitland and Districts Community Scheme Inc., Secretary Ardrossan and Districts Hospital,

President of the Yorke Peninsula District Committee of the Liberal and Country League and

Secretary of the Maitland and Ardrossan Branches of the L.C.L.

(“The Maitland Watch” Friday November 5, 1948)

“Hon. Colin Rowe to return to Practice at Maitland”

Consequent upon the defeat of the Playford Government, the Hon. Colin Rowe returned to his

practice at Maitland on Monday of this week. Mr Rowe will spend several days each week at

Maitland although his duties as a Member for Midland would keep him in the city when

Parliament is sitting. Mr Rowe will retain his home at Prospect. On Friday afternoon he would

attend the Declaration of the Poll for the Midland District at Kapunda and on Thursday evening

he would propose the toast to the Company at the centenary dinner of E Anders & Sons Ltd at

Freeling. (“The Maitland Watch” Friday March 18, 1965)

Beryl Neumann

CYP National Trust

AGM

Tuesday 7th August

7.30pm

At the Maitland

Museum

Supper Provided

Enquiries to Secretary

Ph 0439 333 848

MAITLAND CFS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

MONDAY 13TH AUGUST

6.30PM BBQ

FOLLOWED BY 8PM MEETING

AT THE MAITLAND STATION

ELECTION YEAR

Sales / Service

Spare Parts

Bridgestone Tyre Centre

54-58 Robert Street, Maitland, SA, 5573

T +61 8 8832 2725 www.gunnings.com.au

Anglicare 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 & Districts Garden Club What a great meeting it was in May with so much diversity. The new format of the meeting

saw the business part over in half an hour (thank you management committee) and then so

many opportunities for sharing. An unbelievable number of cuts were on display for the

competition and now having the task for judging split into three sections (which some

simple guidelines) saw Vivienne Illman, Pat Stock & Kath Mason enjoying the task. The

Garden “Show & Tell” segment had Pauline Whitehead displaying a wreath of leaves of a

Pony Tail plant; a Nature made wreath of potted plant roots and her Princess Dianna

memorial collection of Coral and shells from Darwin. Pat Stock held the attention of

members by discussing Tamarillo’s – tree tomatoes – and brought some to show and spoke

of the importance of picking them when they are ripe. Then just before lunch a very proud

and excited great grandmother showed a very special Teddy Bear that she had bought for

her latest grandchild – well done Kath and the happiness you shared was infectious.

Following lunch two Garden rooms were visited and sincere appreciation to Margaret &

Cherie for providing this opportunity. Both areas set the scene for “relaxation & time out”

and attendees agreed that the addition of the paper, good book or just sitting and putting

ones feet would be so easy to do! The afternoon closed with the serving of afternoon tea at

Cherie’s – a surprise and very welcomed – Thank you Cherie. Whilst this Club is small in

numbers the wealth of knowledge of several members is greatly appreciated and now with

the format of increased available time in meetings when held at the National Trust venue,

more sharing will be able to take place. June meeting will see members at The National

Trust at 9.30am to travel to Yvonne & Vic Jones at Port Vincent. Please remember to bring

your lunch and that there is no competition on this day. African violet reporting.

maitlandsa@internode.on.net

INTIMO INDEPENDENT BRA FIT

SPECIALIST

NICOLA SCHULZ BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

PHONE 0468311752 NICOLA.SCHULZ@INTIMO.COM.AU

INTIMO.COM.AU

FIT SPECIALIST ID: 111262

LINGERIE & LOUNGEWEAR 30A-46G, 6-24 INSTAGRAM@BRAFITBOUTIQUEONYORKES

MAITLAND

MENS SHED

FIRE PITS FOR SALE

$45

The Central

Yorke School

would love

any excess

fruit from

anyone’s

trees. If anyone has any

please drop into the front

office of the

school.

AVAILABLE NOW

A.B COMBINATION AVAILABLE roasted cashew chicken

curry (mild)

Kupsch Bakery Crystal Brook fresh pies, pasties,

sausage rolls slushy from $ 1.99

BP Maitland

open 7 days a week 7am - 7 pm

(new landline) 08 88323177 0450 282 260

19 Elizabeth St. Maitland S.A.

Ph. 08 8832 2346 Email southwood@southwood.com.au

Southwood’s for your home requirements of: Rat & Mouse bait

Insect surface spray Cat & Dog food

Chook food

Garden fertilisers Omo washing powder

Honda lawn mowers, line trimmers & blowers

PVC pipe & fittings Garden irrigation pipe & fittings

Onga household pressure pumps Rossi work boots

ADULT FICTION NON-FICTION

The High Tide Club ANDREWS, Mary Kay Eyewitness Travel: Barcelona Pocket Map & Guide

I’ve Got My Eyes On You CLARK, Mary Higgins Eyewitness Travel: Norway

The Summer Maiden COURT, Dilly Lonely Planet’s Best of USA Top Sights

The Grey Ghost CUSSLER, Clive Lonely Planet’s Best of Vietnam Top Sights

Nighthawk CUSSLER, Clive Woman’s Day: 101 Packed Lunch Ideas

The Punishment She Deserves GEORGE, Elizabeth Gallipoli: 25 April 1915 - 9 January 191PEDERSEN, Peter

The Western Wind HARVERY, Samantha The Vietnam War Experience SOUTER, Gerry

You Me Everything ISAAC, Catherine Macramé: The Craft of Creative Knotting ZEDENIUS,

Fanny

The Lathe of Heaven LE GUIN, Ursula K.

Shelter in Place ROBERTS, Nora

Rescue SHREVE, Anita

Sea Glass SHREVE, Anita

Strange Fits of Passion SHREVE, Anita

The Weight of Water SHREVE, Anita

Where or When SHREVE, Anita

An Unsuitable Match TROLLOPE, Joanna

Central Yorke Peninsula Community Library Ph : 8832 2805

NEW TITLES: JUNE 2018

14th July - Banksy's

Birthday Bash with Live

Band "Rokoustika" 8.30pm

to Late

4th August - Jode & Jacob

8.30pm to late

U3AYP The AGM will be held on Monday 30th July at 10.00am in the

Maitland Uniting church meeting room starting with morning tea.

With some 130 financial members from all over the Peninsula

Maitland is seen as the most convenient town to hold this event.

Whilst it is the first time since 2004 the AGM is being held in a current financial

year (normally held in May) it will still be a celebration with show casing of some

of the previous courses along with the introduction of a couple of potential new

ones. One of these comes under the heading of Flora and Fauna and Wendy

Loveridge is to be commended for the amount of research she has undertaken

in putting together a list of presenters. Thoughts are if enough members indicate

their interest (remember U3AYP is member owned, member driven) a session will

be held in Kadina/Wallaroo and another in Minlaton. With this in mind two

organisers will be needed and Hans Ruis has kindly put up his hand to be one of

these. Lynden Burman also has two other potential courses for viewing and

discussion. Included in the show casing will also be evidence of some other

courses that have been held. Sue Williams has prepared a power point

presentation that will be run at the commencement of the meeting, depicting

some of the courses over the last year. Attendees will be able to see that once

again the objectives of the organisation have been met in supporting members

physical, mental and social well being in very friendly low key settings.

By request several courses have been repeated this year and one such course

was the return of RAA (Kadina & Minlaton) and the interactive white board

allowed attendees to check out their knowledge of road rules and some other

situations pertaining to driving. Once again excellent positive feedback from

participants.

Within the formal AGM agenda will be highlights relating to activities and the

Photography group (formerly known as Photoshoot) will share some of their

achievements since this course was revamped late last year (some people may

recall a photo in the Country Times showing that this course has more men than

women on many occasions). Guest speaker(s) this year will be from the Police

department and they look forward to questions from the audience. As always

this meeting is open to anyone who may like to come and hear more about

U3AYP.Following the meeting an invitation is extended to anyone who may like

to join together for lunch at the Maitland Hotel (own expense) to conclude

what is planned to be a most interesting morning out for one and all. In closing

an email was received last week indicating “I’m back” – went on to say” I used

to belong to U3AYP before I left YP however I wish to re-join please where can I

get a registration form?” Of course one has been sent – but these are available

from Council offices, libraries and via the website –

www.u3ayp@wordpress.com.

Catholic Church

MAITLAND 2nd & 4th Sundays

ARDROSSAN 1st & 3rd Sunday

ARTHURTON 5th Sunday All services are at 11am

CHURCH SERVICE TIMES FOR JULY 2018

Lutheran Church

St Paul’s St John’s

July 2018 Maitland South Kilkerran

1st 9am HC 11am

8th 11am HC 9am HC

15th 9am HC 11am HC

22nd 11am HC 9am

29th 9am HC 11am HC

Anglican Parish of Central Yorke Peninsula

Service Times for July 2018 ARDROSSAN MAITLAND PORT VICTORIA

1/07/18 11am (Eucharist) 9am (Eucharist) No Service

8/07/18 4pm (Evening Prayer) 11am (Morning Prayer) 11am (Eucharist,)

15/07/18 9am (Eucharist) 11am (Eucharist) No Service

22/07/18 No Service No Service 11am (Eucharist),

Parish service)

29/07/18 11am Parish Service No Service No Service

MAITLAND DISTRICT UNITING CHURCHES

PREACHING PLAN - JULY 2018

Sunday 1st July

Maitland 10.30 Parish Service - Campbell Menzies

Sunday 8th July

Maitland 10.30am - John Koenders

Arthurton 10.30am - Rosalie Smith

Sunday 15 July

Maitland 10.30am - HC - Roger Norris-Green

Sunday 22 July

Maitland 10.30am - Corralyn & Graham Jones with Bruce Edwards

Arthurton 9.00am - Malcolm McCauley

Sunday 29th July

Parish Service at Weetulta 10.30am - HC - Rev June Ladner

MAITLAND & 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

Country Women's Association Last Friday each month @ Maitland Lutheran Church Hall 2pm

Rosalie Smith 8832 2429

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 Chris Crouch 1.30pm CYP Hospital

8832 2495 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

Yorke Peninsula Council 2nd Wed each month 5.30pm Minlaton Council Chambers

Yorke Peninsula Council Office 8832 0000

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

Maitland Aero Club 2nd Sunday of the month for a BBQ lunch

Ben Francis 0427 322 645

Maitland Auto Preservation Society

1st Thurs of month at Performing Arts Centre, Central Yorke School 8pm

Joe Ingram 8837 3126

Maitland Bowling Club 2nd Tuesday each month - 7pm

Marg Wuttke - President Greg Treloar - Mens V/President Marie Burrows - Ladies V/Pres Rob Jervois - Secretary Marilyn Stock - Club Bookings

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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

Maitland Scout Group Cubs & Scouts Tuesdays 4.30 - 6pm

John Koenders 0418 859 455

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-loes

Fortnightly on Thursdays Arty Glazbrook 8832 2334

RSL Port Victoria Sub-Branch 3rd Tuesday each month Carol Gill 8834 2321

SOS Yorke (Suicide Prevention Net-work)

Mthly meetings, various dates & times

Vanessa Tessa

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State Emergency Services 1st & 3rd Tues each month CFS/SES Sheds, Rogers Tce

Lyall Schulz 0418 859 544

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 2219

2018 COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Your FREE listing for upcoming Events here.

JULY

6 1.30pm CYP Friends of the Hospital Meeting @ Maitland Hospital

14 1-4pm “Close to my Heart” at Maitland Uniting Church Hall

14 CY Cougars v Kadina @ Maitland

19 7.30pm Maitland Progress AGM Meeting @ Info Centre - All Welcome

21 CY Cougars v Sth Eagles @ Edithburgh

26 9.30-

11.30am

MOPS - Maitland Uniting Church Hall

28 CY Cougars v Moonta @ Moonta

30 10am U3AYP - AGM - Uniting Church Meeting Room

AUGUST

3 1.30pm CYP Friends of the Hospital Meeting @ Maitland Hospital

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-

11.30am

MOPS - Maitland Uniting Church Hall

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-

11.30am

MOPS - Maitland Uniting Church Hall

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