Port Wakefield Community Newsletter

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Port Wakefield Community Newsletter
Port Wakefield
Community Newsletter
Wednesday 12 November 2014 Issue 22
Circulation 370
This is a Publication of the
Port Wakefield Community Newsletter Inc.
Email: p.w.news@hotmail.com
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Mon
CFS Training & Siren Testing
Little Athletics
Tues
Men’s Shed
Community Computing
SA Ambulance Training
CFS Cadet
Library
Wed
Community Bus Service
(pension Week)
Chooks & Chcks
UC Op-Shop
Library (when printing newsletter)
Thur
Karate Class
Bird Life Australia Beachnesting Birds Project
8.30pm
5pm-6pm
9am-4pm
10am-3pm
7.30pm-9.30pm
5pm-7pm
10am-3pm
9.30am
10am
10am-2pm
9am-10.30am
6.30pm-8pm
Fri
Playgroup (at kindy) fortnightly
Bingo (pension week)
9.30am-11am
7.30PM
Sat
UC Op-Shop
Clementina Corner
9.30am-11am
1pm-5pm
Sun
Catholic Liturgy 1st,3rd & 5th weeks
9am
nd
Mass 2 week
10.30am
Mass 4th week
9am
UC Praise and Worship
10.30am
Clementina Corner
1pm-5pm
Library
12pm-1.30pm
A workshop for volunteers who will observe
and count hooded plover on Yorke
Peninsula in November was held recently in
the Port Wakefield Community Newsletter
meeting room.
A beach walk at Bald Hill followed the
information session. Bird Life Australia
Beach-nesting Birds Project Officer, Renee
Mead, reported that it was a successful
workshop and when they were at Bald Hill
Beach they found a Pied Oystercatcher
sitting on eggs. In the days following their
visit they were informed that these eggs had
successfully hatched.
The Thought for Today
Life – it’s nothing like the brochure
Please Note:
Next Issue: Wednesday 26 November 2014
News Items to be submitted by email or to the
Newsletter box in the Post Office by: 3.30pm
Friday 21 November 2014
Sports Results to be emailed or delivered to
Post Office by 9am Tuesday 25 November 2014
Info Phone: 88671328 or 0409 286 177
Successful Night Owls Opening
Night
2014 Night Owls began the season on
Wednesday 5 November. Fourteen teams
nominated and a cool but pleasant night was
had by all. Players of all ages and skill levels
enjoyed the opening night and much laughter,
joking and chatter could be heard around the
greens. Several first time players were also
‘spotted’.
Speaking of greens, congratulations are in
order to those responsible for the maintenance
and upkeep. With such a dry month they
looked superb.
Work Begins on Newsletter Office Toilet
Addition
Tuesday 4th November 2014
Preparation for foundations began today on the
new unisex toilet addition to the Newsletter Office
(Former Council Chambers.)
The building of this much needed toilet addition is
possible due to a grant from the SA Government
and many generous donations from Port
Wakefield community groups and members. The
Port Wakefield Community Newsletter committee
wishes to thank all those donors.
Thank You
The Port Wakefield Community Newsletter
committee would like to thank the following
individuals, groups and organisations for their
generous donations in 2014;
PORT WAKEFIELD CHRISTMAS
RUN
from 11am
Sunday 14th December 2014
Christmas Jokes
Q: What do snowmen eat for breakfast?
A: Snowflakes.
Q: Why did Santa spell Christmas N-O-E?
A: Because the angel had said, "No L!"
Port Wakefield Uniting Church
Rising Sun Social Club
Port Wakefield & District Hospital
D Summers
Wakefield Regional Council
Balaklava Lutheran Fellowship
Port Wakefield Mitel
R & N Paul
Port Wakefield News agency
Phillip White
R.S.L. Bowls Day
Port Wakefield R.S.L.
Emergency Services Auxiliary
D Hemer
A Young
Port Wakefield Catholic Church
N Halls
Bros Anon
G Fraser
R Nelson
Port Wakefield CMC
J Coyne
D & H Beare
M Hean
Port Wakefield Bingo
A Wright
Salt of the Earth Café
Friends in Pink.
National Broadband Satellite
Tower for Port Wakefield
Work has started on the base for the National
Broadband Satellite Tower in the Port Wakefield
Golf Course grounds.
Workmen began digging for the concrete
foundation and struck water at less than a meter
depth.
DATES TO NOTE
LAST NEWSLETTER 2014
Wednesday 10 December 2014
FIRST NEWSLETTER 2015
Wednesday 21 January 2015
COMMUNITY LIBRARY &
COMMUNITY COMPUTING
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY TIMES
Tues
16 December
CLOSED
Sun
CLOSED
Tues
23 December
CLOSED
Wed
24 December
CLOSED
Sun
4 Jan`
CLOSED
Tues 6 Jan
10am – 11am
Wed
7 Jan
CLOSED
Sun
11 Jan
12 noon – 1.30pm
Tues 13 Jan Computing 10 – 12 noon
Wed 14 Jan
CLOSED
Sun
12noon – 1.30pm
18 Jan
A small group gathered at the Memorial Arch,
Port Wakefield for the Remembrance Day
Service.
A touching addition this year was the
kindergarten children, assisted by Mrs.
Manners and Lisa, who laid handmade poppies
during the wreath laying ceremony.
Thank You
The Port Wakefield R.S.L. would like to thank
everyone who helped organize and participated
in the Remembrance Day service.
Special thanks to Margaret Hean and Les
Johnson for the flowers. Also to the school
children for reading.
Thanks to the Port Wakefield Hotel for morning
tea.
10am – 11am
Wed 17 December
21 December
Remembrance Day
Tues 20 Jan Computing 10am – 3pm
Lions Traditional Christmas Puddings & Cakes
now available at the Port
Wakefield Post Office
$16 1.5kg cake
$12 1.kg cake
$12 Pudding
Channel 9 Young Achiever Awards
The purpose of the Channel 9 Young
Achiever Awards is to acknowledge, encourage
and most importantly promote the positive
achievements of young South Australians up to
28 years of age.
The Awards recognise the achievements of
South Australia's youth in nine categories, with
one of the nine category winners being named
the Premier's Channel 9 Young Achiever of the
Year.
Categories include:
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AustralianSuper Career Kick Start
Award
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Awards Australia Southern Community
Service and Volunteering Award
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Flinders Port Holdings Environment
Award
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The University of Adelaide Faculty of
Sciences - Science and Technology Award
Nominations close 2nd Dec 2014
GENERAL HINTS
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To stop ice cream dripping out of ice cream
cones, place a jelly bean in the bottom.
To wash clothes whilst caravanning, buy a
large plastic bin with tight fitting lid. Place
dirty clothes in with some water and
washing powder and the clothes will agitate
whilst travelling. When you reach the
destination, rinse and hang out.
To keep mossies away, mix ground cloves
with a little water to form a paste on a small
plate.
For children’s party, bake cupcakes in
square ice cream cones.
Spray hair spray onto stubborn thread to
stiffen it to allow it to thread more easily.
Take photocopies of all your important
credit cards, Medicare, pension cards etc.
and keep in a safe place in case they are
stolen or lost.
Q. What did the doctor say to the invisible man?
A. I'm sorry; you'll have to come back later. I
can't see you right now.
Q. What do you get when you mix SpongeBob
with Albert Einstein?
A. Sponge Bob Smarty Pants!
Council Election Results
Wakefield Regional Council.
CENTRAL WARD.
CANDIDATE
VOTES
LAMOND
David John
144
MAY
Malcolm
244
Elected 2.
WILLIAMS
Terry
192
Elected 3.
HAMDORF
David Eric
113
CHAPMAN
Owen
108
Elected 4.
PAIN
Richard (Dick) 284
Elected 1.
McQuire
Roger Douglas
81
Results taken from LGA Webb site as at
Monday 10th November 2014 and after distribution
of preferences. Declaration of results will be on
Wednesday 12th November.
OLD AIN’T DUMB
A strong young man at a construction site
was bragging that he could outdo anyone in a
feat of strength. He made a special case of
making fun of one older workman.
After several minutes, the older worker had
enough. ”Why don’t you put your money
where your mouth is,” he said. “I will bet a
week’s wages that I can haul something in a
wheelbarrow over to that building that you
won’t be able to wheel back.
“You’re on, old man,” the braggart replied.
“Let’s see you do it.”
The old man reached out and grabbed the
wheelbarrow by the handles… then, nodding
to the young man he said, “All right, smarty
pants get in!”
Logic Question
If a wheel has 64 spokes, how many spaces are there
between the spokes?
Answer on crossword page
Aboriginal Skies
Saturday 22 November
7:30-9:30pm
Adelaide Planetarium,
Mawson Lakes Campus,
University of South Australia.
$38/person, concession available
Join astronomer Paul Curnow for an
evening at the Adelaide Planetarium where
he will take you on a fascinating tour of the
Aboriginal night sky. The Aboriginal
Peoples of Australia have been gazing
skyward for thousands of years and have
an in-depth knowledge of the skies above.
Hear about The Dreaming stories that
relate to the night sky of Aboriginal
Australians. Learn about how constellations
like the Southern Cross and Orion were
seen by Indigenous Australians.
Book online with WEA.
Port Clinton Community & Sports
Club Inc.
12 Yararoo Drive, Port Clinton SA 5570
Ph: 88377103
Wednesday - 4:00 PM til Close
Thursday -
4:00 PM til Close – Schnitzel or Fish
night
Friday -
4:00 PM til Close – Dine in or take
away meals from 6:00PM, happy
hour, Members’ draw
Saturday -
4:00 PM til Close - Dine in or take
away meals from 6:00PM
Sunday -
11:00 AM til Close – Cheap ‘Pot
Luck’ lunches
Community Bus
First Sunday of the month $2.00 BBQ and salad
Dates for Community Bus to Balaklava
Wednesday 19 November 2014
Info Phone Helen 88671141
or
Terry 88671073
(no pot luck lunches these days)
Bookings available for Special Functions
Memberships available $30.00 per year
Number 18 has Arrived
Colleen Watson
Is pleased and proud to welcome her
th
18 great grandchild
A boy
Ethan Hogg of Murray Bridge
Son to Joshua & Hailee
th
7 Grandchild to Trudi & Tim
One life ends & another begins
What’s on in the State Library
Birds of the Port Wakefield Area
from a book of the same name by Paul Taylor
and Wikipedia
Dad's Read Family Fun Day
11am - 3pm, Saturday 22 November
State Library Forecourt
Free
Celebrate the joy of reading at this action
packed day of fun for the whole family.
Join the Dads Read Ambassador Phil Cummings
at 11am when he opens the event
and stay for storytelling, Drumming
Monkey performances, craft activities,
entertainment, face painting,
The Little Big Book Club stand,
sausage sizzle and more!
Welcome Swallow Hirundo neoxena
Common in all habitats. Swallows take
advantage of buildings and houses for building
their mud nests. In some of these situations
they are not so welcome.
White-Backed Swallow Cheramoeca leucosternus
Occurs in small numbers and most likely to be
seen in pairs near sandy rises where they dig a
tunnel to nest. Wild Dog Hill, a few kilometres
north of Port Wakefield is a favoured breeding
site.
Barn Swallow Hirundo rustica
Rare. A recently discovered visitor to Australia,
mainly in the north.
A Capital Collection
10am - 5pm daily (except for public holidays)
From 31 October - 1 February
Institute Room, Institute Building
Free entry
Our history is back in fashion - discover what we
wore to four significant events in our National
Capital.
A Capital Collection identies four major events in
the development of the National Capital that
conveyed a sense of time, place and personalities
through the fashion worn and the stories related
by the guests and onlookers at these events as
well as the media commentary.
The Barn Swallow is similar to a Welcome
Swallow but has a black chest band.
Christmas Jokes
Q: Why does Santa's sled get such good mileage?
A: Because it has long-distance runners on each side.
Q: What do you get if you deep fry Santa Claus?
A: Crisp Cringle.
Q: What did Santa shout to his toys on Christmas
Eve?
A: Okay everyone, sack time!!
Birthdays
Nov
13
17
20
22
23
26
Standard Crossword- 47
Barry Griffiths
Nick Gilgen
David Robertson
Sheila Daniel
Beth Tugwell
Julie Griffiths
Melanie Yeates
Robert Chadbourne
Sarah Freund
Thank You
Thank you to all my friends who
sent cards and get well wishes
(Bingo Pals, Bowls and everyone)
after my stay in hospital.
Diane Barnett
For Sale
Desk: Large wooden desk with vinyl inlay, 3
drawers, in good condition. $50 o.n.o.
Desk: grey laminate multilevel computer
desk. Good condition $20 o.n.o.
The newsletter committee needs to make
space for the new kitchen so reluctantly offer
the two desks for sale. Phone 0409 286 177
Across
1. Garret (5)
4. Communicative
interaction (7)
7. Hassle (7)
8. Smithy's block (5)
9. Tooth (5)
10. Reaches out (7)
11. Pact (6)
13. Stategy (6)
17. Time off (7)
19. Stroll (5)
21. Rough (5)
22. Eight-sided polygon
(7)
23. Imagined (7)
24. Watercourse (5)
Down
1. Try (7)
2. Supernatural
creature (5)
3. Floorshow (7)
4. Mentally quick and
resourceful (6)
5. Go forward (7)
6. Stories (5)
8. Pertinent (3)
12. Gourmet (7)
14. Disorderly (7)
15. Everlasting (7)
16. Unit of time (6)
17. Perspicuous (5)
18. Employ (3)
20. Start (5)
Logic Answer
64; the space that comes after the 64th spoke, would
be the first spoke.
Submit your advertisement:
Solution - 46
Place your advertisement together with your payment
and name and contact number in an envelope and lodge
it in the Newsletter box in the Post Office.
ADVERTISEMENT PRICES
Closing time Friday 3.30pm.
FULL PAGE
$20.00
or
Email to p.w.news@hotmail.com
And Electronic Transfer to;
BSB: 065 503 A/c: 10017226
Port Wakefield Community Newsletter Inc.
or
 Post with payment to:
Treasurer,
2 Phillipps St
Port Wakefield 5550
½ PAGE
$12.50
¼ PAGE
$ 7.50
2 or 3 lines
Free for trial period
Business Services Directory $120/year
Cost for typist to compose your advertisement $5
Preliminary Notice.
The World Day of Prayer will be held next year on
Friday, March 6th in the Uniting Church Port
Wakefield at 11am. A pooled lunch will follow the
service.
More details in the New Year, please keep this
date in mind.
For further information, contact Diana 88671045.
AUSSIE ELECTRICAL
Supplying all
your electrical needs:
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New Houses
Additions
Renovations
Rewires
Sheds
Verandas
Meter box upgrades
Safety switches etc
Ceiling fans
Power points etc
RELIABLE
ph. 0411440144
Servicing the Northern
Suburbs and Country Areas of
SA
PGE147387
Friday 21 Nov. 2014 Why not
comes along for a fun night and
you might even win a game or
2. Bingo will be on every 2nd
Friday at 7.30pm (pension
week!). Why not give it a go if
you have never played bingo it
is FUN!!
Every Saturday is bingo at Port
Clinton at 2pm. Fun, fun even
have a laugh or 2.
For more information you can
phone Nancy
On 88671255. Thank you
Lic.
Wakey bingo will be held on
KH Kitchens & Custom
Built vanities, laundries
& wardrobes
All our kitchens are made to
suit your space and designs.
We manufacture any design to
suit your individual needs
whilst keeping it both
practical and affordable.
khkitchenscustombuilt@gmail.com
0448 654 186
www.kh-kitchens-custom-built.com.au
Excavator &
Mini
Skidsteer
Kanga
Loader
Balaklava
Thrifty-Link Hardware
Solver paints and hardware
19 Edith Terrace
Ph 8862 1063
For all your:
post hole boring
Trenching, Septics,
Footings Levelling& more!
Balaklava Stitch Joint
2-6 Howe Street
Phone: 8862 1074
We cover the Country
Carpet, vinyl, blinds & awnings
Selection of woven rugs
Free measure & quote
Everyone who purchases property
should have a Will
Buying property is a big decision
and so is deciding how it is to be
distributed at the time of your death.
Port Wakefield
Newsagency & General
Store
Newspapers
Magazines
Lottery
Grocery Lines
Fruit &
Vegetables
We have more than 35 years’
experience assisting clients to
ensure that their affairs are in order.
Give us a call to discuss preparing a
new or updating an existing Will.
Gifts Pies Pasties Hardware
GERMEIN REED
Lawyers & Conveyancers
2a Forster Street, Kadina
8821 1700
grmlawyers.com.au
Bank SA Agency
Phone / Fax 88671080
2 Catherine St, Port Wakefield
PORT WAKEFIELD
HOTEL
Need a Hairstyle or colour?
Port Wakefield Hair
Lisa: 0429939301
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Restyles
Trims
Colours
perms
foils & ombre
Colour corrections
men's, ladies & children
Wella professional
stockist
entire Wella prof retail
range avail and more
abn. 80368056748
Monday 9:30am – 1:00pm
Pharmacist Present 9:30am-1pm
Tuesday 9:30am – 4:30pm
 Meals from $10 Every day
 Happy hour 5.30-6.30p.m.
 Soup, salad bar & hot veg. bar
included with dinner.
 Take away meals & alcohol
Dining room open:
Lunch 12 – 1.30pm
Dinner 6 – 8.30pm
Pharmacist Present 10:00 - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9:30 – 1:00pm
Pharmacist Present 9:30 – 1:00pm
Thursday Closed
Friday 9:30am – 4:30pm
Pharmacist Present 9:30 - 4:30pm
22A Burra St.
Port Wakefield
WE CATER FOR FUNCTIONS
*TAB, SKY & KENO*
Ph. 8867 1583
Phone/fax 88671566
Proprietor – Anne Rosser
Kipling’s Bakery
Open 7 days a week
Mon – Fri
Saturday
Sundays
7am – 5pm
8am – 3pm
8am – 4pm
Come and enjoy our top
quality coffee and award
winning product, baked
fresh on premises every
day, guaranteed!
John & Lee-Anne Guerin
Mechanical Repairs
Port Wakefield. SA 5550
MOBILE: 0457 445 949
RAA Contractor
24 HR Towing