STANSBURY SCRIBBLE

STANSBURY SCRIBBLE
MAY 2016
Contributions for the next issue by 25th May to Stansbury Foodworks Store, Joan or Chris.
Editors: Joan Elliott and Chris Duncan
Publication through the courtesy of:
ADELAIDE BRIGHTON CEMENT LTD and STANSBURY PROGRESS ASSOCIATION.
STANSBURY PROGRESS ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED
Janette Butler, Administration Officer 88524577
Well, Stansbury certainly turned on the charm this year for the Anzac Day Dawn Service. The weather
was glorious (if a little chilly) and the sunrise was spectacular. It is so very pleasing to see the large
number of people who attended the service here in Stansbury (and elsewhere, of course) numbers seem
to grow each year. There were locals and visitors, young and old in attendance. The parents who bring
their children along are to be commended; these children are our future and need to know of the sacrifice
and grief caused by the stupidity of these conflicts. Maybe one day there will be no more, we can only
hope!
The barbecues situated along the foreshore between the playground and the Foreshore Park entrance
have all been replaced with brand spanking new ones. The old ones had become very tired and worn out
and some of them didn’t even work at all so the Progress Committee decided it was high time they were
replaced. The new ones are free to use with a push button operation. So folks, make hay while the sun
shines, or errr, cook barbecue while the warm weather remains.
Stansbury has a representative on the Yorke Peninsula Council’s Access Advisory Committee. This
group meets and makes recommendations for small works necessary to improve access in our towns for
people with mobility difficulties. While we are very lucky that Stansbury has good footpaths and wide
roads making it relatively easy for people using mobility scooters etc. to move around town, if anyone
has come across a situation that they think could be improved please let me know and I will pass on your
suggestion to the representative to take to the next meeting.
Recycling: Newspapers can be dropped off at the Tidy Towns yard (dry, flat-packed and tied with string)
or placed in the covered trailer which is situated there. It is important to recycle as much as we can to
reduce the amount of rubbish going into landfill so if you are unable to deliver your papers to the yard
please place them in your yellow recycle bin
The Visitor Information Centre has a “Planet Ark” recycling box for all your used printer cartridges.
Only a limited number of the “Scribble” is printed but for those who wish to do so it can be read online at
HYPERLINK "http://www.stansburysa.com" www.stansburysa.com or if you miss out on one around
town you can call in to the Visitor Information Centre and if we don’t have any left we will print one for
you.
THIS IS IMPORTANT
PLEASE STORE THIS IN YOUR MEMORY BANK:
In the event of cardiac arrest an emergency defibrillator is available at the Foreshore Caravan Park. It is
situated on the outside wall of the office to the left of the door. This is automated and instructions are
provided so please don’t be afraid to use it.
You could save a life!
Visitor Information Centre & Stansbury Seaside Markets
Gabrielle Gutsche – Market Manager & Project Officer
Market Season is sadly over for another year but what a lovely market we had as a finale! The
weather was absolutely glorious and there was so much to see – with a great range of stalls, the
incredible classic cars and of course the beautiful boats taking part in the famous Saltwater
Classic.
Once all of the stall holders were happily settled, I managed to take a few photographs of the day. I
have uploaded a few of my photographs to Facebook, including some of the sunrise before the stall
holders arrived. We have such a lovely town it would be a shame not to share it with everyone –
and there is so much to see and do. Although I think I might have to invest in a pedometer to track
my steps next year – I think I would easily reach my 10,000 recommended steps on market days.
Market season might be over, but planning is already underway for next season. I’ve been listening
to feedback from everyone with something to share – so if you have ideas I’d love to hear them.
The Stansbury Seaside Markets are run to benefit the whole community – bringing trade in for local
businesses and adding interest, colour and vibrancy for locals and tourists alike. I think it’s
important for our market to be something of which we can all feel proud. Of course, I hope
everyone understands that I can’t promise all suggestions will be implemented (straight away or at
all) but I genuinely believe that feedback is vital for improvement, and thus all ideas will be warmly
received and considered.
The dates for Stansbury Seaside Market Season 2016-17 have been finalised, and are as follows:
Saturday 1st October 9am-2pm (October Long Weekend)
Saturday 5th November 9am-2pm
Saturday 3rd December 9am-2pm
Saturday 31st December 3pm-8pm (followed by New Years Eve Fireworks at 9:30pm)
Saturday 14th January 9am-2pm
Saturday 28th January 9am-2pm
Saturday 11th March 9am-2pm (March Long Weekend)
Saturday 15th April 9am-2pm (Easter Long Weekend)
The Market Registration form is still currently under revision, but it will be ready by the end of May.
It would be great to have more locals participating as stall holders to showcase the best Stansbury
has to offer. So, if you’ve ever considered having a stall at the markets, next season could be your
season! Along with uploading the form to the website, it will be available from the Visitor Centre
and I will also post a link on Stansbury Seaside Market Facebook Page. So if you’re keen to be a
stallholder, make sure you keep an eye out.
The Visitor Centre has still been quite busy throughout April – with plenty of visitors from interstate
and overseas popping in to see us. It shouldn’t really be a surprise, since autumn weather is my
favourite time of the year.
I speak to many people who only visit Yorke Peninsula during the summer, and although there is
so much to do during this time (fishing, swimming, surfing, BBQs) I encourage them to return at
other times of the year too – to see the difference between the four seasons. Autumn - with the
calm, sleepy, sunny days and brisk nights; winter – when everything is green and lush and people
are enjoying toasty bonfires; and spring – when all the salt lakes are full of water and migratory
birds, and all the wildflowers are in bloom. Although I understand the appeal of holidaying
somewhere tropical (I was in Darwin at the end of April for my sister’s birthday), I still don’t think it
compares to having four seasons a year.
As far as I’m concerned, Yorke Peninsula has it all!
STANSBURY LIONS
Each month there is a report in the Scribble of the activities of the Lions Club here in Stansbury.
Members work hard and support local individuals and organisations as well as the wider
community and other national Lions projects.
The Lions Club of Stansbury Dalrymple is also part of an International organisation and what
better proof than the recent link with the Accra Diamond Lions Club in Ghana, Africa.
Three years ago, the students of Stansbury School raised money for a disadvantaged school in
Ghana. Our local Lions club donated to this as well, and then, over a period of time, organised a
safe transfer of funds to the Lions in Accra.
In turn, that club added to the amount and last month, 8,000 GHI (Ghanaian cedi) was spent on
education materials for the school.
It is amazing how much can be purchased on site to assist students in their attempts to gain an
education.
If you are interested in finding out more about Lions and the how they are working for the community, check our meeting times on the Institute Notice Board or with Peter Gates at Dalrymple
Motors.
Photo shows Accra Diamond Lions Club President with the donated goods from the school and
Lions that included uniforms, exercise books, pencils and pens
IN-BETWEENS
Our next outing will be on Tuesday 17th May. We will be visiting the Edithburgh Museum which
has recently received a new collection. Cost $3 per person. Following the visit, we will have
lunch at the Troubridge Hotel. Please meet at the Community Church at 10am for car pooling.
Please advise Carrol or Bev of your intention to attend. Partners are welcome to attend.
Enquiries to Carrol 88524312 or Bev 88524293
SENIOR CITIZENS NEWS
By Yvonne Welsh
The next luncheon will e held in Pioneer Hall on May13th at 12 noon.
Please have your name down on the list by Wednesday 11th if possilble.
Following lunch we will be holding our AGM.
These events are not just for Senior Citizens. VISITORS WELCOME. Cost $2.
TABLE TENNIS
8-BALL
CARDS & 8-BALL
LINE DANCING
every Tuesday 10:00 am
every Wednesday at 1:00 pm, pop in for a game, chat and a cuppa
every Wednesday and Friday 1:00 pm.
Thursdays : - 10:00 am until 11:30 am.
Saturdays :- 1:00 pm until 4:00 pm
All of these activities are held in the Pioneer Hall, Pioneer Street. Visitors are very welcome.
It may be that you have recently moved into Stansbury. If you are a card player we would love to
have you join us every Wednesday and Friday. We play a variation of canasta and will be happy to
help you learn this game. We meet in the Pioneer Hall at Elanora at 1:00 pm till 4:00 or 4:30. $2
will pay for a cup of tea/coffee and biscuits, plus the afternoon’s entertainment.
We do not want you to sit home alone and bored. Please come and join us. Ruth Latty
AUSTRALIA’S BIGGEST MORNING TEA
MAY 26TH
PIONEER HALL AT 10:00 AM
COME AND JOIN IN HAVING FUN AND GAMES AND MAYBE EVEN WIN A
PRIZE. LET US HELP THIS WORTHY CAUSE.
PLEASE BRING A PLATE OF MORNING TEA.
CHI KUNG (QI GONG)
Chi Kung is a gentle form of energy practice. It is a beautiful flowing combination of movements and
breathing techniques that stimulate energy flow and help promote your natural resiliency to stress
and illness.
Monday mornings, except public holidays. Registration at 10.45am and gentle Qigong exercises
commence at 11am. All welcome, wear loose, comfy clothes. Cost is $2.00.
Please note that we are not a professional organization, rather a “Young at Heart” group
encouraging others to participate in gentle exercise.
Chi Kung is held in the Institute supper room, entry via the side nearest the Post Office.
Enquiries to Carrol 88524312
STANSBURY CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The Stansbury Christian Church is approximately 4km west of the town on the Brentwood Road.
Regular services are held there of a Sunday at 10:30 am. Visitors are always welcome.
Evening services are held once a month with the residents of Elanora in the
Vern Starr Lounge at 6:30 pm.
Enquires:- Neil Daniell 8852 8029, Mobile 0438 528 029, or Graham Agnew 8853 7195.
May
1st
8th
15th
22nd
29th
Neil Daniell
Peter Bilney
Neil Daniell
Graham Agnew
Neil Daniell
Elanora Service
May
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2nd
3rd
3rd
4th
4th
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5th
6th
7th
12th
13th
17th
20th
25th
26th
10:45 am
9:30 am
10:00 am
9:00 am
9:30 am
1:00 pm
10:00 am
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
13:30 hrs
noon
10:00 am
10:30 am
10:00 am
Chi Kung (Qi Gong) (every Monday)
Clem's Shed (Tuesdays and Thursdays) Yorketown
Table Tennis (every Tuesday)
Women’s Group Fitness (every Wednesday)
Community Craft and Friendship (every Wednesday)
Cards and 8-Ball at Pioneer Hall (every Wednesday)
Line Dancing (every Thursday)
Senior Cit’s Cards and 8-Ball (every Friday)
Line Dancing (every Saturday)
Stansbury R.S.L. Meeting
Senior Cit’s Luncheon and AGM
In-Betweens Edithburgh trip
Yorketown Historical Society bus trip
Care-a-thon Handover
Australia’s biggest morning tea
**Please read articles for more information**
PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING:
In the event of cardiac arrest emergency defibrillators are available at the Foreshore Caravan
Park, situated on the outside wall of the office to the left of the door, and the Stansbury
Pharmacy, situated on the outside, eastern wall. These are automated and instructions are
provided so please don’t be afraid to use one if required.
You could save a life!
THANK YOU
To all friends and helpers for cards, flowers, visits, food and help. I am very grateful to all who have
helped me over the past few weeks.
Thanks to the Yorketown Hospital doctors, nurses and staff for their wonderful care for the seventeen
days I spent there.
Thanks so much to all these wonderful people. Margaret Johnson
Give away: To a good home a piano and stool 0427 285 646.
Contributions can be sent to us on the following, by the 25th of the month.
elliottjnj2@bigpond.com
rc.duncan@bigpond.com
progress@stansburysa.com
STANSBURY UNITING CHURCH
Parrington Street Stansbury, services commence at 11 am unless indicated differently.
All services at 11am unless alternate time indicated.
May
1st
Congregation Service
8th
Pastor Rob Morgan
15th
Rev Gladys Moeller
22nd
Rev Geoff Tiller HC
29th
Rob Searle
MEALS ON WHEELS
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
2
3
4
5
6
L & I Perry
F Ballantyne & Y Welsh
R Smith & C Roberts
J Klose & K Watkins
J & S Monaghan
9
10
11
12
13
J & M Jolly
C & R Duncan
P Jung & D Smith
R Searle & J Faulkner
A & J Canton
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
23
24
25
26
27
J McLennan & J Ford 30 B & M Mensforth
A Buttfield & R Vince
31 B & V Faulkner
K & R Ricketts
C & R Duncan
M Johnson & J Thompson
16
17
18
19
20
D & B Faulkner
F Ballantyne & Y Welsh
H & J Davis
J Klose & K Watkins
N Watson & V Faulkner
June
1 H & J Davis
2 J Klose & K Watkins
3 M Jolly & V Faulkner
If not available on rostered day PLEASE find a replacement and change kitchen roster prior to the day of
delivery. Please notify the kitchen that the meals are going out.
Please note the new procedure for when a recipient cancels a meal during the current week please delete the
meals for the appropriate day on the kitchen’s meals program which is on notice board by the pantry door also
alter the route sheet to correspond. Remember to use the communication book when necessary; if unsure
please contact Jeanette or Vonnie.
Client Service Officer J Canton Ph 88524 397 - Volunteer Coordinator V Faulkner Ph 88524 376
Carolyn
& Ian
Phone 0428 858 759
or 8821 3165
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Servicing the Southern Yorke Peninsula
STANSBURY COMMUNITY CHURCH
CHURCH and SUNDAY SCHOOL is held at 10.30 a.m. every Sunday at our building on Weaver
Street, opposite the Stansbury Institute. From 10.00 a.m. tea, coffee and cordial are served prior
to the program beginning. You are welcome.
The speakers at our Church services for May 1st May
Peter Agnew
8th
Robert Anderson
15th
Robert Anderson
22nd
Robert Anderson
29th
Robert Anderson
WHO ARE WE?
The Community Church was started in 1993. It is non-denominational and presents
a very relaxed service that people can relate to. Our message is relevant for today.
Feel free to come along and see - we promise not to pester you.
CRAFT & FRIENDSHIP
On Wednesdays from 9.30 - 11.30 a.m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Held every Sunday for Primary School aged children.
For more information talk to Lynne Anderson on 88524327.
Contact Robert and Lynne Anderson (88524327), or Peter Agnew (0409090764), or Iain and
Christina McQueen (88524041) CRAFT Marion Agnew (0439524321)
YOUTH GROUP contact Matthew & Krystal Schulz (88392021 or 0408664962).
Or send P.O. Box 18, Stansbury, S.A. 5582.
STANSBURY COMMUNITY CRAFT AND FRIENDSHIP
Our Mother’s Day morning tea will be held on Wednesday 4th May with a Lavender and Lace
theme. If able, please wear something in keeping with this theme.
Items for the Care-a-thon can be brought to craft from the 11th May.
On May 18th, Mary Watson from the Women’s and Children Hospital will give a talk and collect
“premmie baby” items.
“Second Chances-Restoring Hope” is our recipient for the Care-a-thon.
Handover is the 25th May and will be followed by a pooled lunch.
Our recipe book is still available for purchase at $7.50.
If you are visiting Stansbury, or are a local who has never joined us, you are most welcome any
Wednesday morning at the Stansbury Community Church from 9.30 – 11.30am for a chat and
morning tea (cost 50c).
ST. AUGUSTINES ANGLICAN CHURCH
Worship times for May
1st
Holy Communion Father Thomas
11:15 am
15th
Service will be held at St Benedict’s Minlaton at
10:30 am.
This is to farewell Father Thomas and following service a pooled luncheon will
be held in the Minlaton Bowls Club at 12 noon
19th
Elanora Service
2:00 pm
STANSBURY MUSEUM By Ann Brown
Well, another Seaside market Season has ended; thanks again to all our helpers and supporters of our Museum
Food Stall. Our Stansbury Museum Thankyou Morning Tea will be held in the Implement Shed up at the Stansbury
Museum on Friday 13th May at 10 am. Invitations have been sent; and we really hope that you will all attend, and
see our new exhibits and the changes that have been made. There will also be a Classic Car display in the front
Car Park of the Museum on the day as well; ‘’PARKING WILL BE AVAILABLE IN PARRINGTON STREET; and the
BACK GATE WILL BE OPEN FOR VISITORS TO ACCESS THE IMPLEMENT SHED.’’ We are very fortunate to
have an old Milking Stand to be put on display....... Does anyone have 1 or 2,- 10 or 12 gallon silver coloured milk
cans that the Museum could borrow, loan or have donated to complete our display? We would be very grateful. The
Stansbury Museum is considering starting an R.S.L. Memorabilia Collection. If you have any objects that could be
included in this collection we would like to hear from you.
One of our stalwart volunteers Marge Mabus is on the Sick list and I’m sure that you will all join me in wishing her a
very speedy recovery.
LAST MONTH;S QUIZ QUESTION;
Drinking of course....
TOWN LORE;
STANSBURY BUTTER FACTORY;
In the early years many households kept 2-5 cows for their own use, with the cream being separated from the milk
using a hand operated separator. Over the ensuing years Dairying on Yorke Peninsula flourished with Jersey cows
being the favoured breed due to the high quality of milk they produced. Between July and September of 1921,
meetings were held in several Southern Yorke Peninsula Towns to discuss the possibility of a Butter Factory being
established. Stansbury was voted the best placed town, due to the facts that it was on the mail routes of many
surrounding towns; and had a bi-weekly Steamer ship service to Adelaide- allowing for much quicker and safer
transport of the produce than was currently being used. Opinions were also sought from the producers all across
S.Y.P.as to their thoughts and feelings about the proposal. In October 1921 Mr. Wight, a representative from the
South Australian Farmer’s Union came to Stansbury to speak to the farmers and to encourage them to buy shares
and become share-holders in the Company; paving the way for the Factory to begin. Over 1000 share applications
were received and paid for by the end of that year. In December 1921, a meeting was held to discuss the purchase
of a suitable building and the S.A. Farmer’s Union purchased a site and building suitable for the purpose. In January
1922 a representative from S.A. Farmers Coop Union Ltd. came to Stansbury to finalise arrangements and contracts
for remodelling and renovating the stone building situated on the corner of Pitt Street; which had been purchased
from Messrs. Pitt Ltd. A concrete floor and receiving platform were to be erected and a 20,000 gallon reinforced
concrete water storage tank was to be built as well. The Dairying plant had been purchased and was ready to be
installed when the renovations had been completed. A large Refrigerator for cold butter and a Cool Room for
storage, grading and packing eggs would also be installed. The residents of the town had purchased shares to the
value of 6000 Pounds Sterling, on the proviso that the business would go ahead. On August 6th 1922 a trial run of
the machinery was successfully held. The first cream churn at the new Factory on the19th of August amounted to 21
boxes of choicest butter being produced [just over 1 1/2 tons] 150 dozen eggs were also received. On the 7th
September 1922 the Official opening of the Stansbury Butter Factory was held. Production steadily increased with
the Townspeople taking their cream down to the Factory as well as the farmers. On the 7th of October 1930, the
Stansbury Cooperative Butter Factory won Second Place at the Empire Dairy Show held in London. This was
against 42 other competitors. On the 1st March 1931, an invitation was issued to the farmers and their families to
visit the Factory and observe the workings; a Company Technical Specialist, Mr. AJ Cook would speak and also
answer questions. This was a most successful day. By 1932 there had been a 50% increase in production with 150
farming families attending an Agricultural Bureau Meeting held at the Factory; 1936 saw extensive improvements
being installed due to the increased volume in trade. At its peak, 2,400 pounds of Butter were produced weekly. In
1941, the Commonwealth proposals regulating butter price, quality and quotas, threatened to cause the closure of
many Butter factories, including Stansbury, but this was averted. During the World War 11, there was no milk supply
to the Stansbury townspeople; Mr Edward Buttfield [Ted], who owned a house and 100 acres of land near the corner
of Adelaide Road and Saint Vincent Highway, and had a small herd of dairy cows; was asked if he would be willing
to supply milk to the town households, and collect the cream for the Butter Factory as well.
A milk float and horse were used to deliver the milk and cream to the Factory. After the War, he continued until the
return of his son Albert from Active service. Albert took over the job and continued until he left the district.
Unfortunately, as the price of wool increased, the farming communities bought more sheep and sold their cow herds.
Dairying declined ,and on August the 22nd 1951 production ceased. 31st of October 1951 the Stansbury Butter
Factory officially closed; with all staff losing their jobs. The business switched to Minlaton, and was run from there.
The cream collected was tested and graded then sent to factories in Adelaide for manufacturing into butter. The
factory building and land was sold becoming a garage with a house being built on the property.
THIS MONTH’S POSER;
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Yorketown Historical
Society Inc
'Drive into the Past'
Yorketown District
Bus Trip
Fri May 20, 2016
$25/ticket
Includes bus trip & information sheet
Departing:
Yorketown Courthouse 10:30 am
BYO Lunch 12-1 in Yorketown
Departing: Yorketown Courthouse 1 pm
Returning approx 3:30 pm
Maximum of 26 seats available
Tickets from:-
Footsteps, Yorketown
88521616
Buy early to be sure you are in this History Month activity
STANSBURY PHARMACY
“Quality Advice with Traditional Service”
1 ST VINCENT STREET
STANSBURY SA 5582
Phone: 8852 4400 Fax: 8852 4093
Email: stansbury.pharmacy@gmail.com
Trading Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday :
Sunday:
9.00 am – 5.30 pm
9.00 am – 2.00 pm
9.00 am – 5.30 pm
CLOSED
CLOSED
May 2016 SPECIALS
(On Sale all month or while stocks last)
Trix Detergent 1L
Lemon or Mint
Head & Shoulders 200mL
Assorted S/Poo & Conditioners
$1.79 ea
$4.49 ea
Kleenex
Assorted Tissues
Rexona Mens & Womens
Assorted A/P
$1.99 ea
$4.99 ea
Murine Clear Eye
15mL
Systane Ultra
Lubricating Eye Drops 10mL
$8.49 ea
$8.99 ea
SCW Brilliance
Assorted Hair Colour
Dermeze Ointment
500g
$9.99 ea
$13.99 ea
Colgate toothbrush
360 Degree Soft
Piksters 10 Pack
Sizes 1, 5 & 7
$3.99 ea
$5.99 ea
Deep Heat Regular 140g
& Nightime 100g
Deep Heat
Regular 100g
$7.99 ea
$6.99 ea
Ice Gel
Menthol 100g
Voltaren
Emulgel 20g
$5.49 ea
$7.49 ea
Ural
28 Sachets 4g
Ural Purse Pack
8 Sachets 4g
$9.99 ea
$4.99 ea
Coloxyl & Senna
90 Tablets
Nicontinell Gum
96 Mint 2mg
$9.99 ea
$19.99 ea
Panadol Rapid Soluble
20 Tablets 500mg
Duro-Tuss
Cough Expectorant 200mL
$4.99ea
$12.99 ea
Otrivin Adult & Junior
Nasal Spray 10mL
Painaway
Arthritis Cream & Spray
$9.99 ea
$15.99 ea
Don’t forget to spoil your Mum this Mother’s Day 8th of May.
Come in and check out our great range of gift ideas.