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FEATURE STORIES 6. THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF MAD HATTERZ PARTIES Toni Anne and her wonderful world of artists and performers can make your event awesome.

8. SALISBURY CITY CENTRE NEWS National Volunteer Week expo and Mainstreets Australia John Street Family Fun Day 11. NAWMA HARD WASTE SERVICE Book a hard waste collection 14. HISTORY MONTH Northern Living magazine celebrates it’s 15th anniversary

REGULAR ARTICLES 4. WHAT’S ON IN MAY Events calendar 5. COMMUNITY CONNECTION Local news & info 17. RECIPE Mawson Lakes Garden Club Fruit and Nut slice 18. YOUR AREA Paquita Park

ON THE COVER Toni Anne Smallman fell into face and body art unintentionally. Now 26 years later, it is both a creative outlet and a successful business.

Read her story and let Mad Hatterz Parties make your next event awesome! page 6 Photo by Michael Selge - Craftypics Media Artist: Toni Anne Smallman

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COMMUNITY CONNECTION

BITES ON THE BOULEVARD The Northern Business Breakfast is a joint initiative of the Rotary Club of Salisbury and the Rotary Club of Elizabeth.

The breakfast provides a monthly forum where northern Adelaide businesses can meet, network with other local businesses and hear relevant presentations from key speakers. It is usually held on the 4th Wednesday of the month, from 7am – 8.30am.

Bookings now open for the May breakfast. facebook.com/mynbb

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Bites on the Boulevard is a new event, never delivered before within the City of Salisbury.

Offering a series of different dining experiences, with something to suit all ages, the local providers will be showcasing their products.

FRIDAY 5TH MAY: A delicious grazing style, business networking lunch will be provided by Event Gourmet and Florals.

An Italian Feast is brought to you by La Vita Fresh Pasta. Enjoy a delicious three course dinner, bar and live entertainment throughout the evening.

SATURDAY 6TH MAY: A children's lunch will offer a fun two-course meal thanks to Doughballs. There will also be a face painter and balloon artist from Mad Hatterz Parties.

The Mawson Centre hosts a family-friendly movie screening of Ratatouille. Each pre-purchased movie ticket will include a serve of popcorn.

Saturday night’s Taste of India is brought to you by Tamarind Modern Indian. Experience the wonders of Indian cuisine with an authentic three course meal, bar and live entertainment throughout the evening.

CONNECT WITH US ONLINE! Follow Northern Living magazine on Facebook to find out when the next issue will hit your letterboxes.

Share your local photos with us on Instagram. @northernliving.info

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COVER STORY

Welcome TO THE

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MAD HATTERZ PARTIES! Toni Anne fell into face and body art unintentionally, by offering to ‘help out’ the face painter at her son’s day care centre over 26 years ago.

With the help of an incredibly supportive partner, this soon became both a creative outlet and a successful business.

But parties were growing, and families were asking “what more can we do?” which led to the addition of balloon artistry, organised craft activities, event planning and everything in between.

The rapid growth saw Toni Anne assemble a wonderful team of artists and performers and Mad Hatterz Parties became a one-stop destination for all your party needs.

Delving into body art ten years later ignited even more passion. Allowing Toni to merge her creative skills in painting with dramatic painted bodies, letting the design speak for itself. Further pushing her capabilities, she has created jewels, feathers, clothing adornments and elaborate headpieces to complement the painted forms.

Check out her amazing work on the cover.

Mad Hatterz Parties has grown from a one person band to a fantastic network of amazing artists and performers with diverse skills and personalities “Without my talented team we would not be where we are today, proud of our success and continuing to grow and support the communities we love.”

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ABOUT TONI ANNE

Based in the north, she has lived most of her life in the area and loves it here. “The opportunities in the north are amazing. I get to travel all over SA and interstate and still want to come back. I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else.”

Giving back to the community is important to Toni Anne. As an Honorary Rotarian with the Rotary Club of Salisbury she is proud to have had the pleasure of chairing the Australia Day Committee, being involved in many activities with the Club, raising funds for local initiatives and working at the Rotary Club of Salisbury’s second hand shop, AllSorts at Parafield Airport.

She is a Board Member for the Salisbury Business Association and supplies artists and entertainment for various community events, as well as helping to plan some amazing events such as the Salisbury Christmas Pageant.

Toni Anne also sits on the Committee of the Northern Business Breakfast - a rotating monthly breakfast between the City of Salisbury and City of Playford – bringing together small business owners and speakers of interest. The Northern Business Breakfast is about getting business owners out of their workplaces and networking in the local community, building business relations and increasing market awareness.

Call Toni Anne today to talk about how she can help make your next event awesome! www.northernliving.info

TONI’S TOP TIPS TO A GREAT PARTY

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Select a date and location – but remember that the weather is not always our friend.

Hint – have a back up plan!

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Entertainment/Games

This is our speciality! Face Painters, Balloon Artists, craft activities, Jumping Castles, Soft Play and more – consider your location and what it has to offer.

• Treasure Hunts, Pinata’s - some of the best parties we plan are the old fashioned ones with the games we played as children such as pass the parcel (which can take many fun forms!)

• Craft activities are a great way, especially in the colder months, to create a fun and exciting atmosphere for the children • Entertainers are great for breaking up the party and have kids interact as well as adults – remember we don’t only do KID’S Parties – we love to entertain the Big Kids too!

Food

Pizza ovens and coffee vans are great options for very little work – you call, book, they arrive and cook for you! – some have service and clean up options available. Or, keep it low key and serve fan favourites such as fairy bread, store-bought sausage rolls, party pies and jelly cups. Children are often more interested in playing than eating!

Photos

In this digital age – TAKE THE PHOTOS! They are memories that last a lifetime. We can organise a photographer to come to your event, or you could ask a friend and delegate the job.

Remember - there are so many things we can tell you but the most important is to enjoy the day – this is a one off opportunity to share love, family and friendship.

At Mad Hatterz Parties we love to party – there is no denying that. Seeing the smiling faces of the guests when they have their faces painted, or receive a balloon creation, or a small win with the party games – this is what makes our world revolve. We Are Awesome! We love to create magical memories for all ages and will continue to do so for as long as we can.

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WHAT’S HAPPENING in the SALISBURY CITY CENTRE NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK SALISBURY EXPO Parabanks Shopping Centre Wednesday 17 May The 2023 National Volunteer Week Salisbury Expo is a partnership between Salisbury Business Association Inc and Northern Volunteering SA Inc and is proudly supported by Parabanks Shopping Centre and the City of Salisbury.

15+ local community organisations will be there on the day, sharing information about their organisation and looking to recruit more amazing volunteers to assist them deliver their vital community services.

Uniting), Good Shepherd Financial support program, Lyell McEwin / Northern Health Area Volunteer Network, Northern Volunteering SA Inc., Rotary Club of Salisbury Inc., Salisbury RSL, St John Ambulance, The Smith Family and others.

You’ll be able to speak with ARA (Australian Refugee Association), Australian Multicultural Resource Centre – Northern, City of Salisbury, CVS Consortium (NVSA, Salisbury

COME AND HAVE A CHAT AND SEE HOW YOU MIGHT LIKE TO GET INVOLVED IN VOLUNTEERING. YOU’LL BE GLAD YOU DID.

VOLUNTEERS… THE LIFE’S BLOOD OF OUR COMMUNITY! NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK - a time to say THANK YOU Where would our community be without VOLUNTEERS? Schools, sporting and service clubs, aged care, emergency services, cultural groups, community services, local events, Council programs, the environment and so much more, we couldn’t deliver so many community based initiatives without volunteers. See ad on the back cover.

WE’RE OFFERING YOU THE CHANCE TO RECOGNISE AN AWESOME LOCAL VOLUNTEER. Nominate an amazing volunteer you know and put them in the draw to win 1 of 15 $50 Gift Cards donated by our amazing locals. Head to our Salisbury City Centre Facebook Page and tell us (in the comments) who they are, what they do & 1 thing that makes them SUPER AMAZING www.facebook.com/salisburycitycentre This Recognition Program is sponsored by The Salisbury Hotel, Northern Volunteering SA and the Salisbury Business Association. There will be 15 winners drawn on Monday 22nd May.

MAINSTREETS AUSTRALIA JOHN STREET FAMILY FUN DAY Salisbury Civic Plaza and John Street, Saturday 20 May, 10am - 1pm Around Australia, Mainstreets and Business Precincts are staging a wide range of events to celebrate Mainstreets Australia Week. This event commenced in 2022, and the Salisbury City Centre hosted the inaugural John Street Family Fun Day and we’re doing it again this year… Bigger and better than last year.

This year’s event, will also incorporate the re-launch of John Street and surrounds following it’s multi-million dollar upgrade.

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We’ll have music, entertainment, kid’s activities, book giveaways, competitions, freebies, market stalls, food vendors, a bouncy castle, the Salisbury City Band, a quiet sensory space and so much more!

This free, family friendly event is presented in partnership between the Salisbury Business Association and the City of Salisbury.

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MAY 2023 IS HISTORY MONTH

Living magazines

MAWSON LAKES, 1997

THE BOATSHED UNDER CONSTRUCTION, 1997

May is History Month. And this little community magazine is celebrating it’s 15th anniversary issue. Some readers’ memories go back that far.

The magazine started out in May 2008 as Mawson Lakes Directory - strictly a business directory full of business advertising, in what was then a raw but developing suburb.

Then in 2011 I bought the publication and changed it into a lifestyle magazine.

A name change to Mawson Lakes Living reflected a new direction where advertising was still an integral part of the magazine, but the true beauty was in the journalistic style, the useful information and the platform it provided for the artistic talents of of the population - our photographers and artists who have been featured on the covers and in the pages ever since. These elements give the magazine character and depth that local people tell me they love. Linda Vining, May 2018, 10th anniversary issue

MAY 2008

The first few hundred issues of the Mawson Lakes Directory are distributed to letterboxes in the fledgling suburb of Mawson Lakes

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A name change to Mawson Lakes Living reflects a new direction for the community lifestyle magazine

2012-2020

Mawson Lakes Living is integral to the creation of the Mawson Lakes Garden Club, Mawson Lakes Photography Club, Mawson Lakes Toastmaster’s Club and the much-loved Dog’s Day Out

THE MAWSON LAKES GARDEN CLUB CELEBRATES 10 YEARS by Vaal Thrupp Inspiration for the creation of a garden club came to Sue Reid one night. After mentioning this to Linda Vining, Linda soon set a plan in motion and a group of local people gathered at her house to plan the Mawson Lakes Garden Club.

Under Linda’s stewardship, a logo was developed, a constitution was written, the club became incorporated, sponsors found and the very first public meeting was planned and held in The Mawson Centre on 28th May 2013 with Kelvin Trimper (past President of the National Rose Society of Australia) as guest speaker.

Today the club maintains a happy, friendly social environment and epitomises Garden Clubs of Australia’s motto “Friendship through gardens”. Every month on the 4th Tuesday at 7.30pm in The Mawson Centre interesting speakers entertain and educate on various topics.

Bus trips and self-drive outings range from beer gardens and wineries to private gardens, unusual garden centres and everything in between!

To celebrate 10 years, we are throwing a garden party. It will be a great afternoon, kicking off at 1.30pm in the Lecture Theatre in the Mawson Centre on 28th May. All welcome, but please let us know you are coming for catering purposes. RSVP mawsonlakesgardenclub@gmail.com See ad on the following page.

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Northern Living celebrates 15 years with a brand new website and increased social media presence

2012-2020

Mawson Lakes Living publishes several free e-books including Public Art in Mawson Lakes, Parks and Playgrounds of Mawson Lakes and Birds of Mawson Lakes

MARCH 2021

Post-COVID, and under new management, the magazine expands into Salisbury as Northern Living magazine

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quick easy recipe

SUDOKU The goal is to fill a 9x9 grid with numbers so that each row, column and 3x3 section contains all of the digits between 1 and 9.

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Vaal Thrupp (right) offering her fruit slice to members of the Mawson Lakes Garden Club.

FRUIT & NUT SLICE

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Need a plate for a meeting or having friends over, then try this easy fruit slice. It’s a popular slice at the Mawson Lakes Garden Club which meets at the community centre.

INGREDIENTS 1 cup self raising flour 125g melted butter 1 cup sugar 1/2 cup coconut 1 small egg beaten 1 cup dried fruit and nuts

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Add beaten egg and mix to form a soft consistency.

Press into a greased and papered baking tin.

Bake 10-15 minutes until golden brown.

Cut into slices while warm.

To serve, sprinkle with icing sugar.

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Behind the boat shed on the Sir Douglas Mawson Lake in Mawson Lakes is a park called Paquita Park, named in honour of the wife of Douglas Mawson. So what's the story behind Paquita?

Francisca Adriana (Paquita) Mawson OB (nee Delprat, 18911974) came to Australia with her family in 1899, a year after her father Guillaume Delprat, became General Manager of the Broken Hill Company.

Paquita attended school in Broken Hill and Adelaide before studying piano and singing at the Elder Conservatorium of Music.

She was 17 when she met geologist and explorer Douglas Mawson who was an associate of her father. They were engaged within a year and married in 1914, a month after Mawson’s return from the Australasian Antarctic Expedition.

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Settling in Adelaide after the war, Paquita worked for organisations such as the Mothers and Babies Health Association and the Australian Red Cross Society and was equally prominent in the city’s social and cultural life.

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She was appointed an Officer of the Order of OrangeNassau in 1946 for her work with Dutch refugees during World War 2: and was awarded an OBE in 1951.

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She also wrote and published two books - biographies of her father, A Vision of Steel (1958) and her husband, Mawson of the Antarctic (1964).

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