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Mayor’s Message

Annual Business Plan & Budget Council has been busy formulating its Annual Business Plan and Budget for the 16/17 Financial Year. This Budget is in line with our Long Term Financial Plan which sets out our financial direction for a 10 year period, including projected necessary rate rises. This year has a projection of around 4% with the number in subsequent years continuing to drop. Local Government is the level of government which is the most accountable to its population. Every year we have a public consultation period on our budget, including a public meeting, which this year is at Port Neill on Wednesday June 22nd. I’d encourage all ratepayers and residents to consider coming along to this meeting and getting the information about this year’s budget. If you can’t make it to the meeting, the Plan is available for perusal and comment. This accountability and accessibility is very important.

Council Rate Capping Proposal The State Opposition have put forward a proposed policy to put restrictions on the levels which councils can lift their rates annually. Whilst on the surface this may seem positive, our Council has expressed their opposition to these measures for a number of reasons. Firstly, as I just mentioned above, councils are required to have Long Term Financial Plans, which have much continuous public consultation built into them, that demonstrate spending plans and rate rise proposals for a period of 10 years. This level of public scrutiny ensures that councils cannot be reckless with rates without the potential of much public reaction. Secondly, if a council is in the situation where they need greater expenditure for important infrastructure they would have much less capacity to do so, even if the community supported it. Thirdly, there would be an amount of extra paperwork that would be needed for councils, especially smaller councils with smaller budgets, to simply prove they are staying within the restriction parameters, which would mean councils would incur even more administration costs.

Port Neill CWMS The CWMS project up at Port Neill is advancing well, with over one-third of the pipework already laid in the town and the construction of the ponds being completed. The contractors have been doing a very proficient job, and the management of the project has been exceptional. It is good to see an EP contractor employing local people being able to complete a project such as this. The streets of Port Neill have been very busy with workers, so thank you to those locals for your understanding as these works have been happening.

Mayor Sam Telfer

2016/17 Draft Annual Business Plan

The District Council of Tumby Bay advises that its Draft Annual Business Plan for 2016/17 is now available from the Council Office, Mortlock St, Tumby Bay. The draft ABP can also be downloaded from the Council website at www.tumbybay.sa.gov.au A community information session will be held:

Wednesday 22 June 2016 – 7.00pm

Port Neill Hall Wallis Street, Port Neill

Written submissions on the Draft ABP will be received until the close of business on 24 June 2016 either by post or email to [email protected]

Trevor Smith Chief Executive Officer

[email protected]

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Landholders are advised that the Tumby Bay DrumMuster Collection Centre

will operate on Wednesday 20th July

Thursday 21st July 2016 Open 8.30am to 4.30pm at the Pumpa Street Depot

Enquiries/bookings may be made by contacting the Council Office Phone 8688 2101

SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING 525

17th May 2016

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DISTRICT COUNCIL OF TUMBY BAY

MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL held at the Council Chamber, Mortlock Street, Tumby Bay on Tuesday 17th May 2016 at 9.00 am. 1.0 ROLL CALL 1.1 Present Mayor Sam Telfer, Councillors Laurie Collins, Hannah Allen-Jordan, and

Bob Lawrie. 1.2 In Attendance Trevor Smith (Chief Executive Officer), Dion Watson (Deputy CEO),

Damian Windsor (Works Manager), Emma McDonald (Manager Environmental Services) and Glenda Pickford (Executive Assistant).

1.3 Leave of Absence - Councillors G Stewart, H Kroemer and R Hetzel.

1.4 Absent - Nil.

2.0 DECLARATION OF INTEREST – Nil. 3.0 OFFICERS’ REPORTS

3.1 Corporate Services Reports 1sp/052016 Moved - Allen-Jordan Seconded - Collins That the following reports from the Deputy Chief Executive Officer be received. SPDCEO 1/516 2016-17 Fees and Charges SPDCEO 2/516 2016-17 Budget – Rebates of Rates SPDCEO 3/516 2016-17 Annual Waste Service Charge SPDCEO 4/516 2016-17 Tumby Bay CWMS Service Charge SPDCEO 5/516 2016-17 General Rates SPDCEO 6/516 2016-17 Annual Business Plan and Budget

CARRIED

SPDCEO 1/516 2016-17 Fees and Charges 2sp/052016 Moved - Allen-Jordan Seconded - Collins That Council adopts the fees and charges as laid before council to take effect

from 1st July 2016. CARRIED

SPDCEO 2/516 2016-17 Budget – Rebates of Rates

3sp/052016 Moved - Allen-Jordan Seconded - Collins That Council, pursuant to Division 5, Section 166 of the Local Government Act

1999 adopts the following discretionary rates rebates for the 2016/17 budget and financial year and that the Chief Executive Officer includes these in the Annual Business Plan for public consultation (as presented).


17th May 2016


That Council notes pursuant to Division 5, sections 159, 160, 161, 162, 163 and 165 of the Local Government Act 1999 the following mandatory rates rebates for the 2016/17 budget and financial year and that the Chief Executive Officer includes these in the Annual Business Plan for public consultation (as presented).

CARRIED

SPDCEO 3/516 2016-17 Annual Waste Service Charge

4sp/052016 Moved - Collins Seconded - Allen-Jordan That Council decides on the waste management annual service charges for staff to include in the Annual Business Plan for public consultation and eventually adoption of the 2016/17 budget subject to the outcomes of the public consultation. That pursuant to Section 155 of the Local Government Act 1999 Council seeks to declare at its forthcoming budget adoption meeting (ie subject to change after considering public consultation on the Annual Business Plan and Draft Budget) an Annual Waste Service Charge on rateable and non-rateable land within the townships of Tumby Bay, Port Neill, Lipson and Ungarra to which the following prescribed service is provided: The collection, treatment or disposal (including by re-cycling) of waste: A charge for each occupied property of $195.00 per annum A charge for each additional bin per property of $195.00 per annum.

CARRIED

SPDCEO 4/516 2016-17 Tumby Bay CWMS Service Charge 5sp/052016 Moved - Allen-Jordan Seconded - Collins

That Council decides on the Tumby Bay CWMS Annual Service Charge for staff to include in the Annual Business Plan for public consultation and eventually adoption of the 2016/17 budget subject to the outcomes of the public consultation.

That pursuant to Section 155 of the Local Government Act 1999 Council seeks to declare at its forthcoming budget adoption meeting (ie subject to change after considering public consultation on the Annual Business Plan and Draft Budget) a Tumby Bay CWMS Annual Service Charge of $500 per unit for “the treatment or provision of water” on this occasion being the provision and operation of the Community Wastewater Management Scheme for the township of Tumby Bay.

CARRIED

SPDCEO 5/516 2016-17 General Rates Noted.


17th May 2016


SPDCEO 6/516 2016-17 Annual Business Plan and Budget Draft 2

6sp/052016 Moved - Allen-Jordan Seconded - Collins

1. That Council after considering and making any amendments to the Draft Annual Business Plan and 2016/17 Draft Budget directs the Chief Executive Officer to:

(a) Amend the Draft Annual Business Plan and Draft Budget as required; and

(b) Follow the relevant steps set out in the public consultation policy, taking into account the requirements of the Local Government Act 1999.

2. Further a public meeting will be held at the Port Neill Soldiers Memorial Hall (as per rotational plan) on Wednesday 22nd June 2016 to receive verbal submissions from the public (meeting to be advertised as per Section 123(4) of the Local Government Act 1999).

3. Further a Council Workshop will then be held on Tuesday 28th June 2016 to further consider public comment and any submissions received; and where deemed appropriate revise information contained within the Draft Annual Business Plan and Draft Budget.

4. Council will complete the consideration and final adoption of the Annual Business Plan and Budget for 2016/17 as per Section 123(6) of the Local Government Act 1999 at a Special Meeting to be held on Thursday 14th July 2016.

CARRIED Cr Lawrie called for a Division

For: Councillors Telfer, Collins and Allen-Jordan Against: Cr Lawrie

4.0 MEETING CLOSED AT 9.48 AM. DATE: ___________________ CONFIRMED: _______________________

Mayor

COUNCIL MEETING 604

14th June 2016

R16/1251 Council Minutes June 14 2016

DISTRICT COUNCIL OF TUMBY BAY

MINUTES OF THE ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL held at the Council Chamber, Mortlock Street, Tumby Bay on Tuesday 14th June 2016 at 9.00 am. 1.0 ROLL CALL 1.1 Present Mayor Sam Telfer, Councillors Geoff Stewart, Laurie Collins, Hannah

Allen-Jordan, Helen Kroemer and Bob Lawrie (from 9.02 am) 1.2 In Attendance Trevor Smith (Chief Executive Officer), Dion Watson (Deputy CEO),

Damian Windsor (Works Manager), Emma McDonald (Manager Environmental Services) and Glenda Pickford (Executive Assistant).

1.3 Apologies/Leave of Absence - Cr Hetzel.

Cr Stewart requested a leave of absence for the month of July.

1.4 Absent - Nil. 2.0 MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING 2.1 MINUTES OF THE ORDINARY MEETING held on 10th May 2016. 1c/0616 Moved - Kroemer Seconded - Stewart That the Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting held on the 10th May 2016 be

confirmed as a correct record. CARRIED

2.2 MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING held on 17th May 2016. 2c/0616 Moved - Collins Seconded - Allen-Jordan That the Minutes of the Special Meeting held on the 17th May 2016 be

confirmed as a correct record. CARRIED

3.0 DECLARATION OF INTEREST - Nil 4.0 DEFERRED MOTIONS – Nil. 9.02am Cr Bob Lawrie entered the meeting. 5.0 MAYOR’S REPORT The Mayor gave a verbal report to the Council. 6.0 DEPUTATION

Sarah Powell gave a presentation to Council on the “Champion’s Academy”.

COUNCIL MEETING 605

14th June 2016


7.0 COMMUNITY DELEGATES’/REPRESENTATIVES’ REPORTS 7.1 Elected Members Reports

Mayor Telfer Met with new Telstra Area Manager EPLGA Rate Capping forum with Steven Griffiths MP Special Council Meeting ABARES Regional meeting EPLGA Executive meeting Southern Eyre Arts group presentation Tumby Bay Hospital & Uringa Auxiliary meeting and presentation Regional Mayor meeting with Liberal Senate Team RDA Tourism presentation for Tumby Bay

Cr Collins

Southern Eyre Arts meeting Lower Eyre Peninsula Building Fire Safety Committee inspections Lower Eyre Peninsula Road Safety meeting - Port Lincoln SEPS meeting - Cummins

8.0 QUESTIONS ON NOTICE

Cr Stewart 1. Bus “Set Down” Areas 2. Sign Posting of Speed Restrictions

Cr Lawrie

1. Letter from Ombudsman re Doug Berryman 2. Land Management Agreements – Marina Tumby Bay

9.0 QUESTION WITHOUT NOTICE

Land Management Agreement - enforcement Speed Limit across Graham Smelt Causeway Response to wilful road damage Marina Stone wall RV Park – vegetation trimming

10.0 PETITIONS – Nil. 11.0 MOTION ON NOTICE

11.1 Cr Allen-Jordan – Signage Funding

3c/0616 Moved – Allen-Jordan Seconded – Stewart That Council find appropriate funding within the 2016/17 budget for signage at the entrances of town for caravan parking with directions to the Travellers Rest.

CARRIED 12.0 COUNCIL/COMMUNITY COMMITTEE REPORTS

12.1 COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS 4c/0616 Moved - Collins Seconded - Kroemer

That the following report from the Audit Committee be received: Audit 1/616 Minutes 26th May 2016

CARRIED

COUNCIL MEETING 606

14th June 2016


13.0 OFFICERS’ REPORTS

13.1 Chief Executive Officer’s Report 5c/0616 Moved - Kroemer Seconded - Allen-Jordan

That the following reports from the Chief Executive Officer be received.

CEO 1/616 Native Title – Appointment of Solicitor CEO 2/616 Native Title – Authorisation to Act CEO 3/616 Rate Capping CEO 4/616 A Taste of Eyre – Survey

CARRIED CEO 1/616 Native Title – Appointment of Solicitor 6c/0616 Moved - Collins Seconded - Kroemer

1. That the District Council of Tumby Bay approve the appointment of Ms J. Dnistrianski of DMAW Lawyers, 80 King William Street Adelaide as the solicitor representing their Council in the respective native title claims set out below, effective from 1 July 2016:

a) Barngarla Native Title Claim

The District Council of Elliston Wudinna District Council The District Council of Lower Eyre Peninsula The District Council of Streaky Bay The District Council of Cleve The District Council of Tumby Bay City of Port Lincoln The Corporation of the City of Whyalla The District Council of Franklin Harbour The District Council of Kimba

2. That the District Council of Tumby Bay authorise Ms Dnistrianski to apply for funding to the Commonwealth Attorney General’s Office for the period 1 July 2016 to 31 October 2016 for Respondent party funding as the group representative for the respondent Councils to this claim.

3. That on receipt of advice of this resolution, Ms Dnistrianski forward

Letters of Engagement to the District Council of Tumby Bay. CARRIED

CEO 2/616 Native Title – Authorisation to Act 7c/0616 Moved - Collins Seconded - Kroemer

That Council endorse the action of the Chief Executive Officer in authorising Rosemary Craddock (solicitor for the local government respondent parties) to sign the Minute of Consent (with the Consent Determination attached) on behalf of the District Council of Tumby Bay.

Cr Stewart called for a Division For: Councillors Telfer, Collins, Allen-Jordan and Kroemer Against: Councillors Stewart and Lawrie.

CARRIED

COUNCIL MEETING 607

14th June 2016


CEO 3/616 Rate Capping 8c/0616 Moved - Kroemer Seconded - Allen-Jordan

That the District Council of Tumby Bay formally adopts a policy of opposing the rate capping Bill introduced to State parliament by the Shadow Minister for Local Government.

CARRIED CEO 4/616 A Taste of Eyre - Survey 9c/0616 Moved - Kroemer Seconded - Stewart That the District Council of Tumby Bay contact the event organisers to

ensure that Tumby Bay is included in the 2017 calendar and that in the lead up to the next event further planning is undertaken with local businesses, stall holders and special interest groups (eg: Car Club).

CARRIED

13.2 Corporate Services Reports 10c/0616 Moved - Collins Seconded - Allen-Jordan

That the following reports from the Deputy Chief Executive Officer be received.

DCEO 1/616 Statement of Financial Position DCEO 2/616 Budget v Actual Report DCEO 3/616 Interim Audit Report from Dean Newbery &

Partners CARRIED

DCEO 1/616 Statement of Financial Position 11c/0616 Moved - Allen-Jordan Seconded - Kroemer

That the payment of cheque numbers 23187 to 23209 for a total of $66,402.56 and electronic fund transfer batch numbers 352 to 356 for a total of $850,962.80 be endorsed.

CARRIED

DCEO 2/616 Budget v Actual Report

Noted.

DCEO 3/616 Interim Audit Report from Dean Newbery &

Partners 12c/0616 Moved - Kroemer Seconded - Collins

That correspondence is forward to Dean Newbery and Partners advising that Council have received and considered their comments in relation to the April 2016 interim audit.

CARRIED

13.3 Technical Services & Operations Report 13c/0616 Moved - Allen-Jordan Seconded - Kroemer

That the following reports from the Works Manager be received.

WM 1/616 Port Neill CWMS – Community Septic Tank Capital Contributions and AWT Rebates

WM 2/616 Kerbside Waste Collection Contract –Novation of Contract

COUNCIL MEETING 608

14th June 2016


WM 3/616 Agreement for Receipt and Disposal of Waste –Novation of Agreement

WM 4/616 Review of Cemetery Fees CARRIED

WM 1/616 Port Neill CWMS – Community Septic Tank Capital Contributions and AWT Rebates

14c/0616 Moved - Stewart Seconded - Kroemer

That Council applies a separate CWMS capital contribution service rate of $5,300 per property to allotments on Cape Burr Road, Port Neill that are to be serviced by a community septic tank installed at cost to the Port Neill CWMS.

That Council provides a service charge reduction of 50% for a period of 5 years to properties in Port Neill with an approved on-site aerobic wastewater treatment system that was approved prior to 24th March 2014.

CARRIED

WM 2/616 Kerbside Waste Collection Contract –Novation of Contract

15c/0616 Moved - Stewart Seconded - Allen-Jordan

That the Council enter into, and the common seal be affixed to, such document/s (upon written recommendation of lawyers acting for the Council) as required to terminate the Kerbside Waste Collection Contract with Cave Civil and Environmental Services, and to enter into a new contract on the same terms (with necessary adjustments) with Veolia Environmental Services (Australia) for the balance of the period of the legacy contract, provided that such document/s would not be effective until the following conditions are satisfied: 1. the Council is provided:

1.1 confirmation Veolia holds such records, personnel, plant and equipment, financial and other resources as would be required for efficient performance of its obligations under the new contract - as assessed by the Council's chief executive officer (or delegate);

1.2 from Veolia, provision of the Performance Security the new contract would require of Veolia ;

1.3 evidence Veolia holds those insurances the new contract would require of Veolia;

1.4 evidence Veolia holds an environmental authorisation under the Environment Protection Act 1993 for the collection vehicle/s to be deployed under the new contract; and

1.5 the name and contact details of a (new) Contractor's Representative under the new contract;

2. the new contract obliges Veolia to comply with its obligations as may arise under the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Act 2012 in relation to the contract; and

3. Cave Civil and Environmental (or Veolia) pays the Council's reasonable costs of entering into the document/s.

CARRIED

COUNCIL MEETING 609

14th June 2016


WM 3/616 Agreement for Receipt and Disposal of Waste –Novation of Agreement

16c/0616 Moved - Collins Seconded - Kroemer

That the Council enter into, and the common seal be affixed to, such document/s (upon written recommendation of lawyers acting for the Council) as required to terminate the Agreement for the Receipt and Disposal of Waste with Eyre Waste, and to enter into a new agreement on the same terms (with necessary adjustments) with Veolia Environmental Services (Australia) for the balance of the period of the legacy agreement, provided that such document/s would not be effective until the following conditions are satisfied: 1. the council is provided:

1.1 confirmation Veolia holds such records, personnel, plant and equipment, financial and other resources as would be required for efficient performance of its obligations under the new agreement - as assessed by the Council's chief executive officer (or delegate);

1.2 evidence Veolia holds an OHS Plan the new agreement would

require of Veolia;

1.3 evidence Veolia holds an environmental authorisation under the Environment Protection Act 1993 for the waste storage facility under the new agreement; and

1.4 evidence Veolia holds those insurances the new agreement

would require of Veolia; 2. the new agreement obliges Veolia to comply with its obligations as

may arise under the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Act 2012 in relation to the agreement; and

3. Eyre Waste (or Veolia) pays the Council's reasonable costs of

entering into the document/s. CARRIED

WM 4/616 Review of Cemetery Fees

17c/0616 Moved - Stewart Seconded - Collins

That Council adopt the Cemetery fees and charges as presented to take effect from 1st July 2016.

CARRIED 13.4 Environmental Services Report

Cr Lawrie declared a conflict of interest in Agenda Item MES 1/616 due to being a Marina Land owner and left the meeting at 10.43am 18c/0616 Moved - Kroemer Seconded - Allen-Jordan

That the following report from the Environmental Services Manager be received.

MES 1/616 Request for Marina Pontoon – Lot 63 Nelcebee

Terrace, Tumby Bay CARRIED

COUNCIL MEETING 610

14th June 2016


MES 1/616 Request for Marina Pontoon – Lot 63 Nelcebee Terrace, Tumby Bay

19c/0616 Moved - Collins Seconded - Telfer

That Council do not grant approval for a pontoon to be located on the waterway adjacent to Lot 63 Nelcebee Terrace, Tumby Bay.

CARRIED Cr Lawrie returned to the meeting at 10.55 am. Cr Stewart left the meeting at 10.55 am and returned at 10.56 am 14.0 OTHER REPORTS – Nil. 15.0 CORRESPONDENCE – Nil. 16.0 LATE CORRESPONDENCE – Nil.

17.0 INFORMATION TABLED

Land Transfer Report 18.0 MATTERS IN CONFIDENCE

11.2 Cr Lawrie – Relationship and Interaction between Mayor and Councillors

20c/0616 Moved – Lawrie Seconded – Stewart

That: Pursuant to Section 90 (2) of the Local Government Act 1999, the Council orders that all persons, except Councillors be excluded from attendance at the meeting for Agenda Item 11.2 relating to the relationship and interaction between the Mayor and Councillors.

The Council is satisfied that, pursuant to section 90 (3)(a) of the Act, the information to be discussed or considered in relation to the Agenda Item is information the disclosure of which would involve the unreasonable disclosure of information concerning the personal affairs of any person (living or dead).

Cr Stewart Called for a Division: For: Councillors Lawrie and Stewart Against Councillors Telfer, Collins, Allen-Jordan and Kroemer.

LOST 11.3 Cr Lawrie – Relationship between Staff Officers and Councillors 21c/0616 Moved – Lawrie Seconded – Stewart

That: Pursuant to Section 90 (2) of the Local Government Act 1999, the Council orders that all persons, except Councillors be excluded from attendance at the meeting for Agenda Item 11.3 relating to the relationship between staff officers and Councillors.

COUNCIL MEETING 611

14th June 2016


The Council is satisfied that, pursuant to section 90 (3)(a) of the Act, the information to be discussed or considered in relation to the Agenda Item is information the disclosure of which would involve the unreasonable disclosure of information concerning the personal affairs of any person (living or dead).

Cr Stewart Called for a Division: For: Councillors Lawrie and Stewart Against: Councillors Telfer, Collins, Allen-Jordan and Kroemer

LOST 19.0 MEETING CLOSED AT 10.58 AM. DATE: ___________________ CONFIRMED: _______________________ Mayor

Social Development Committee South Australian Parliament

REGIONAL HEALTH SERVICES

The Social Development Committee is required to conduct an inquiry and report to Parliament on the following terms of reference: 1. The review by the Health Performance Council on the

operations of the Health Advisory Councils in accordance with the Health Care Act 2008.

2. The current provision and plans for future delivery of health services in regional South Australia, with particular reference to —

a) the role and responsibilities of Health Advisory Councils and the benefits, or otherwise, of the removal of local Hospital Boards;

b) trends in local community fundraising for medical equipment and services;

c) how funds currently and previously raised by local communities are held and spent with particular regard to authorisation and decision making;

d) timing of provision of finalised operation budgets in country hospitals;

e) ownership and transfer of property titles of country hospitals;

f) the process and timing of the hiring of staff for new and existing positions;

g) South Australian Ambulance service arrangements, including the role of volunteers, fees and fundraising and the benefits, or otherwise, to local community events;

h) scope of practice of general practitioners to country hospitals and the provision of accident and emergency care;

i) procurement by Country Health SA and the benefits, or otherwise, to country communities;

j) mandated fees to DPTI for management of maintenance and minor works;

k) the implementation of EPAS in country hospitals;

l) integrated mental health inpatient centres for regional South Australia; and

m) any other relevant matters.

Any person or organisation wishing to make a written submission addressing the terms of reference, or register an interest in presenting oral evidence to the Committee, is invited to do so by Friday 24 June 2016. Submissions dealing with issues outside the terms of reference may not be accepted. Address submissions to the Secretary to the Social Development Committee, GPO Box 572, Adelaide 5001, or e-mail to [email protected]

Additional information on the Committee and on making a submission is available at www.parliament.sa.gov.au/sdc

Please direct any inquiries to the Secretary on telephone (08) 8237 9416 or by email.

The South Australian Community Achievement Awards have been launched for 2016 and the state-wide search has begun. The Awards are all about the passion of people who are committed to making South Australia a better place in which to live. If someone has made an impact or difference in your life or has impressed you with their community spirit, why not nominate them! Nominations are now open in the following categories: Rural Doctors Workforce Agency Rural Community

Health and Wellbeing Award Jones Harley Toole Community Road Safety Award Prime Super Employer Excellence in Aged Care Award Carers SA Carer Achievement Award Junction Australia Connecting Communities Award Alzheimer’s Australia SA Dementia Care Excellence

Award Grandeur Press Sports Award Caravan and Camping SA Tourism Award Prime Super Community Group of the Year Award Great prizes are up for grabs with each category winner receiving $2,000 from Commonwealth Bank. Nominate someone that has touched your life or who has made a significant contribution to your community. To submit a nomination, simply go online www.awardsaustralia.com select South Australian Community Achievement Awards and then ‘Nominate Now’. Nominations close Wednesday 17th August 2016. For assistance please feel free to call the Awards Office on 8132 0753 or email [email protected]

The South Australian Community Achievement Awards began in 2010, with the intention of recognising individuals, organisations and groups who are making a difference within their local communities and state. These awards provide the opportunity to acknowledge those who work tirelessly to develop and improve in their chosen field of endeavour.

RSL News June 2016

Committee for 2015-2016 President Graeme Noske 0429 898 407 Vice President Liz Sharpe 0428 917 252 Secretary Teena Norton-Fahey 8688 2518 / 0429 078 823 Treasurer Daphne Hopping 8688 2495 / 0429 882 495 Membership’s Officer and Bookings Agent Maureen Pool 8688 2274 / 0448 817 278

FRIDAYS OPEN FROM 5.30PM TEAS AVAILABLE FROM 6.30PM

What’s happened at the RSL

I’ve been missing in action a bit of late with my reports, so my humblest apologies.

Our Anzac Day service was very well attended and it was fabulous to see so many come back for breakfast and a catch-up. Maudie and Teena cooked up a mean brew of mince and Janice cooking the BBQ bacon and eggs was well received by all. Dot and Audrey were kept flat out with the toast duties, with the assistance of the ladies in the kitchen keeping it a fantastic all round day.

Tea on Friday night is still going strong and we are very appreciative of all the support we receive from the community and our visitors from other Clubs.

The local Darts competition is underway again for their season, with the RSL having team representatives.

Tumby Bay Area School is once again using the RSL on Wednesdays for its Youth Opportunities programme, a great learning tool for the students.

Our sincerest sympathies to the Schmitt family on the passing of Nancy. One of life’s true ladies gone but not forgotten.

Birthdays To all our members who will celebrate birthdays in June/July we extend our best wishes and congratulations to you and wish you good health and happiness for the year ahead.

Sick List To those who have been on the sick list we wish you a speedy recovery and look forward to seeing you back at the clubrooms again soon.

Diary Dates Annual Dinner 31st July 2016 at 11.30am

Next Sunday Luncheon is on Sunday 26th June at 12noon. Next Monthly Meeting is on Tuesday 21st June at 7pm. Colonel Katherine-Anne Stewart was recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours with the award of the Conspicuous Service Cross (CSC) - Army.

The full citation reads: "For outstanding devotion to duty as Australia's Defence Attache to Baghdad, in support of Operation OKRA. Colonel Stewart demonstrated superior strategic acumen and communication skills in representing Australia's national interests and influencing the environment to enable the Australian Defence Force contribution to the Coalition response in Iraq. Her careful and empathic engagement with key stakeholders established the mutual understanding and goodwill that continues to underpin operational cooperation between the Australian Defence Force and the Iraqi Security Forces."

This is a singular honour for her and for our district.

Tumby Bay Bowling Club presents back by popular demand the third winter

season of CRACKERJACK BOWLS

(2 games of 8 ends)

Commencing Sunday 5th June Running until Sunday 28th August

Names in by 1.00pm each Sunday

for a 1.30pm start $5 per player

All skill levels welcome

Flat soled shoes or bare feet Bowls provided if required No teams required - teams drawn at random

Random prizes for winning and losing rinks and spinning wheel every week. Bar open at 1.00pm until after presentations. Contact: Danielle Carr 8688 4296 TBBC 8688 2325

Riding Free of Domestic Violence Fundraiser for Ivan Phillips

Quiz & Information Night

16 July 2016 7.30pm RSL Tumby Bay

$10 per person | tables of 6-8

or just come listen

Come and listen to Ivan Phillips (White Ribbon Ambassador) talk about his journey with domestic violence. Also Natasha Clark on her life with Parkinson Disease. Then put your brains to work against Quiz Mistress Sally Richardson for a night of fun (don’t forget your small change).

Supper Provided Tickets available from Rodda’s Roadhouse

SA Ambulance Service

What have the Tumby Bay ambos been up to? It’s been a busy year for all the SA Ambulance Service volunteers at Tumby Bay. So far this year we have: attended 73 calls for assistance; provided 7462 hours of emergency coverage for your

town; done 28 hours of skills maintenance training.

Out and about for ambulance training Our Monday night training sessions have caused a bit of a stir in Tumby Bay over the past couple of months. We’ve been getting out and about with some real-life training scenarios. By making training as realistic as possible, our team members can build on their knowledge to make them even better prepared for any situation that might arise. Statistics show that the majority of accidents or medical emergencies do not happen to a plastic mannequin in a training room with easy access to equipment, lighting and space! So we have been finding places around town to train at (hotels, caravan park, farm, beaches, private homes, etc.) and have had some awesome members of the community play the role of ‘patient’ for us! Some of the skills we’ve refreshed this year have been spinal immobilisation; difficult extrications from buildings and cars (the side staircase of the Tumby Bay Hotel is interesting to work on!); working with the SES at a vehicle ‘accident’; treatment of diabetes, stroke, anaphylaxis and cardiac arrest; haemorrhage control and behavioural challenges. We were also fortunate to attend a training night on heart issues in Cummins with SAAS’s chief medical officer, Dr Cathrin Parsch.

30 years on ambulance for Peter and Margaret Two of our volunteers recently celebrated 30 years of volunteering. In 1985, a young married couple joined as ambulance volunteers in Lock. Peter and Margaret Foster put in many, many hours of ambulance coverage in between a busy life of raising four children and running their own business. For quite a while they were the only ambulance officers in Lock, providing coverage 24/7. Nowadays they are qualified nurses who reside in Port Lincoln, yet volunteer their time for our town. We are extremely lucky to have them, and we would like to extend our gratitude to them.

Join us! More volunteers needed Did you know that our team is made entirely of volunteers? The demographic of our group is extremely varied. While some members started volunteering in the 1980s, some others hadn’t even come into the world at that time! We have a fantastic group waiting to welcome new people to the team. Come along and make some new friends! If you would like to find out more about who we are and what we do, or if you would like to join the team, please contact Michelle Parker on 0429 671 476.

Volunteer ‘patients’ and properties needed Thanks so much to community members who have been ‘patients’ or volunteered their properties for our training sessions. If you’re not sure that becoming an ambulance officer is quite up your alley, you may still be able to donate a couple of hours to play a ‘patient’ for a training night? There is often cake involved!

Tumby Bay SACWA

The meeting of the Tumby Bay CWA was held on Wednesday 18th May 2016. The president Sandy McCallum opened the meeting. Six members and three visitors attended. The morning was spent in setting up and arranging the table ready for Table Day on May 5th. Birthdays celebrated were Barb Thring and Val Cronk, both absent. Roll call was your mother’s wise advice; if in doubt throw it out, be true to yourself, don’t put all your eggs in one basket, don’t count your chickens before they hatch, once a policeman never a man, join the CWA it will be good for you, no matter how old you get you will still be my daughter. Minutes were read and accepted and business dealt with. Rita Higgins volunteered to do the Secretary’s job in her absence. Marie Lally gave the cottage report. Nell Docking (transferring from the closed White’s Flat branch) offered to keep their trophies at Tumby Bay. It was decided to purchase a cabinet to keep them in and Marie offered to check up on the availability. Sandy closed the meeting and handed over to Ivy who spoke about Aloe Vera. She gave some of the history and legends which surround this marvellous healing plant. The legends were interesting and the testimonials of its amazing properties were enjoyed by all. Ivy had made up a hand lotion containing the pure Aloe Vera gel which everyone tried and liked. She also made up the Aloe Vera drink with added lemon juice which was found to be quite refreshing. She then demonstrated how to make the general health tonic. Sandy presented Ivy with a tin of Anzac biscuits which was much appreciated. Competitions Single Flower 1st Pearl Carr 2nd Gwenda Branford Multiple Bloom 1st Sandy McCallum 2nd Gwenda Branford A pretty cup and saucer 1st Gwenda Branford 2nd Sandy McCallum

Raffle winner was Ivy Edwards. Ivy Edwards

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Church community celebrates Pentecost 2016

Pastoral Care Workers were commissioned on the night — pictured: Alison Speirs - Port Neill Primary, Mardi Green - Tumby Bay Area School (and also at Cummins Area School), Miriam Telfer - on leave, Josh Telfer - Ungarra Primary, and Phil McIlwraith - Schools Ministry Group Regional Manager, our guest from Adelaide.

The Tumby Bay Uniting Church was decorated with red and orange, candles lit and brightly coloured balloons for the children - to remember God is with us. Soup and toast was served and the evening concluded with supper.

Pastoral Care Workers were commissioned for their significant chaplaincy roles in our local schools, with special guest Phil McIlwraith from Schools Ministry Group leading and also sharing a message of encouragement about celebrating together as a faith community. Songs, readings and prayers were contributed by people from various congregations.

Glenys Sauturaga Secretary

Tumby Bay Inter Church Council

Tumby Bay and Districts Lions Club

The Club has been quite busy over the last few months and some of our activities include the ongoing beautification of the Lipson Road entrance to Tumby Bay. The trees have been propagated and will be planted in the next few months when they are considered mature enough. Businesses are reminded that an information board is to be constructed opposite this area and we still require indications of interest for advertising on this board. The closing date is 22nd June 2016.

Our Change-Over Dinner will be held at the Seabreeze Hotel on Monday 27th June 2016 at 6.15pm and all members and friends are welcome. Numbers of people attending should be given to Horrie Richardson on 86882182 by Monday 20th June. A public meeting will be held at the Tumby Bowling Club on Monday 19th September 2016 at 7.30pm to decide the future of the Xmas Pageant. We would like all interested parties such as clubs and traders to attend as this event is a much loved and important event for this town. It would be very disappointing for it to fold due to lack of interest and participation by the people of this town. Our president Ian and a group of members attended a weeks assistance to the victims of the Pinery Fires. They were able to help in various functions of farm maintenance. The farmers wife said that they were a considerable help to the farmer and were an inspiration for him to continue his work. Four of our members cooked a BBQ lunch at Trinity Haven last week for about 20 carers and 20 young people for C.A.R.A. a group that takes young people on various activities like swimming with the tuna as shown on our local TV news. The residents of our town are reminded that we undertake many duties in the town such as cleaning and maintaining the BBQ at the Lions park. This facility is available for use at no charge. You are also reminded that we are always looking for new members. Any of our current members can provide any information that may be required.

Terry Power Vice-President

Tumby Bay and District Garden Club

May Meeting

The President opened the meeting with 12 members present on a very windy and wet day. A minutes silence was observed in memory of past Club member Mr George Warnock. After Club business finished, we enjoyed our morning tea break and show bench voting took place. Club member Judy Milton then gave us a very interesting talk on her life story to date, with several members nodding in agreement with Judy’s memories of her life here in Tumby Bay. Show Bench Results Single Bloom 1st Heide Roberts Rose “Joy of Life” 2nd Sandi McCallum Orchid Bev Holder Rose Multiple Bloom 1st Heide Roberts Clerodendron 2nd Judy Milton Orchid 3rd Table 1st Judy Milton Chrysanthemums 2nd Gloria Bawden Chrysanthemums Auction table was well supported. Raffle was won by Jennifer Bennett. New members are always welcome to attend.

LEHAC Member Profile

Name: Anne Hall Contact: 0427 880 031 Location: Tumby Bay Position: Community Member LEHAC

Anne was born in Renmark in 1946; growing up on a fruit block. After leaving school Anne worked in the Renmark office of the Department of Agriculture. Anne married Ian Hall, a local farmer, in 1967 and moved to Butler Tanks. Ian and Anne have two children; Sue, married to Andrew Liddicoat and David, married to Belinda nee Brooks. They also have six grandchildren who have grown up in Mount Hill and Port Lincoln. Ian and Anne lived on the family farm until shifting into their retirement home in Tumby Bay in 2004. Rural health has been a passion for Anne. She has a belief that rural people/families have a right to quality sustainable health care and is proud to be part of a community that shares her goals. Anne has been recognised for her efforts and dedication to rural communities with the awarding of a Member of the Order of Australia (AM).

Tumby Bay Probus Club We met on 4th June on a bright, sunny day accompanied by our two talented pianists Vera and Dorothy, to welcome our members. We opened with the National Anthem and God Save our Queen in honour of her 90th birthday. 44 members plus 3 visitors attended. Following the usual process of the meeting, President Eileen reported on the Probus Picnic afternoon hosted by the Combined Port Lincoln Club, then with the news it is Tumby Bay's turn to host the 2017 Picnic. It has been noted a few name badges are missing so if you require a replacement please tell the Secretary for a replacement. Please wear your badge with pride. A thank you letter was read out from RFDS for the donation made available by a positive vote from members. We may have used their services at sometime in our life; I know I have. Our speaker Dennis Peck, a champion Masters Sportsman at the age of 82, spoke of life experiences and friendship in the competition and as a teacher helping children with a disability and how challenging and rewarding it can be. Reminder about the Rally at Quorn on 6th September. Names need to be in the book if you are going by Friday 1st July meeting please.

Moss Flavel 8688 1834

SACWA Octoman Group It looked like Christmas at Ungarra recently when SACWA branches of Tumby Bay, Port Neill, White Flat, Port Lincoln and Ungarra competed in the annual Octoman Group Table Day, a display of cooking, handicrafts, arts and floriculture. Ungarra branch hosted the day and had the Hall decorated to match the theme of “Christmas”. Ungarra president Mrs Valmai Webb, Group President Mrs Dorothy Mellor and Handicraft Officer Mrs Helen Kroemer each gave a welcome. Helen gave an overview of the days proceedings. Members enjoyed the challenge of the competition and were encouraged to “push yourself with anything that you are doing” and to “try your best no matter what you are working on”. This was also conveyed to the students of Ungarra Primary School as they were invited to have a sneak preview of the displays after judging and before the results were known.

Students Mark, Will, Emily and Claire addressed the meeting speaking of the school kitchen and garden programme. Ms Ashleigh Ferguson, School Principal, officially opened Table Day, thanking CWA for the opportunity to bring the students to such a wonderful community event and to view the high standard of workmanship. Independent judges from Marble Range Group had spent the morning closely inspecting each item and gave constructive comments and remarks before it was announced that Port Lincoln Branch had won the day with a score of 97 points from a possible 100, closely followed by Ungarra, White Flat, Port Neill and Tumby Bay all within 2 points. Outstanding handicraft award was presented to Mrs Barbara Thring, very highly commended to Mrs Valmai Webb and other awards to Helen Brown and Nell Docking. Popular vote was held for competitions on the day for Christmas wreath, wrapped parcel and Christmas decoration.

A well supported trading table, raffles, delicious afternoon tea and the friendship of CWA through caring and sharing combined to make the day a very enjoyable and successful one.

Volunteers and Interested Public are invited to the

Meals on Wheels AGM & Awards Presentation

4th July 2016 Venue:

Tumby Bay Bowling Club

1.30pm AGM 2.00pm Awards Presentation 2.30pm Afternoon Tea

RSVP: 24th June 2016

Chairperson & Volunteer Coordinator Eileen

08 8688 1812 0427 881 812

Tumby Bay Homes

Vacancies

6 x Single Units Available $310 per fortnight Contact: Jeanette Pugsley 8688 4230

Tumby Bay School Community Library

June News

Here are just a few new titles that have just arrived into the library – there are many more. Come for a browse and have a look for a book or magazine. It is free to join the library. We also have a selection of large print books and if you are sight impaired you may borrow hear-a-books. We are now on the One Card Network that gives you access to millions of books, DVDs, CDs and magazines. Don’t forget we also have free access to the internet.

Adult Fiction Berry, Steve The 14th colony Errington, Susan Ice letters Callen, Alissa What love sounds like (large print) Catozzella, Giuseppe Little warrior Cussler, Clive The Emperor’s revenge Geraghty, Ciara This is now Harris, Joanne Different class Holt, Anne Punishment Hooper, Kim People who knew me Iggulden, Conn Ravenspur Kepler, Lars Stalker Landsman, Lexi The ties that bind Lane, Karly Second chance town Larke, Glenda The fall of the dagger Loveday, Kate Inheritance (large print) Magro, Mandy Bluegrass Bend McLeod, Jenn J. The other side of the season Morgan, Ann Beside myself Nunn, Kayte Rose’s vintage Overington, Caroline The one who got away Parker, Harry Anatomy of a soldier Robards, Karen Darkness Rowney, Katie Front page news Steel, Danielle The Apartment (large print) Stringer, Tricia Dust on the horizon Weir, Alison Katherine of Aragon: the true queen Wells, Christine The wife’s tale Winters, Logan The trail breakers (large print) Wood, Monica The one-in-a-million boy

Non Fiction How to crochet How to knit Brayley, Annabelle Our Vietnam nurses Burton, David How to be happy: a memoir of love, sex and teenage confusion Cross, Mark Changing minds: the go-to guide to mental health for you, family and friends Curtin, Cathryn The first six weeks Elliott, Tim Farewell to the father: a memoir of love and madness Kalanithi, Paul When breath becomes air Lindsey, Kiera The convict’s daughter Lush, Shannon Spotless pets Madigan, Michael The missing Beaumont children McCosker, Kim 4 ingredients healthy diet Munkara, Marie Of ashes and rivers that run to the sea Payne, Michelle Life as I know it

The Big Book Club ~ June selection

Our magic hour by Jennifer Down

When Audrey’s best friend since school, Katy, commits suicide it rocks her world and that of her partner, Nick, and their school friend Adam. This group of twenty-somethings try to deal with this sudden, unexpected death in their own way, but it impacts on them all, especially Audrey. She has had her own challenges growing up, but it is her friend who has chosen to end her life.

Beautifully written, it looks at grief and loss in a raw and honest way, which does, as they say, ease with time.

The one who got away by Caroline Overington

Bestselling author and journalist Caroline Overington has written another page turner.

Loren thinks David is the one who got away, after he ends their relationship when they are younger. But when they meet later he is the one pursuing her. She does get her man, marries him and has twin girls. He brings home the bacon while she stays at home and manages their beautiful home, with

hired help, and looks after the children.

But when things come tumbling down, she should have been careful what she wished for. Can a trip away together save their marriage? This will keep you guessing until the end.

Every exquisite thing by Matthew Quick

When Nanette’s teacher gives her a copy of The Bubblegum Reaper, the book that changed his life when he was a teenager, she goes from a girl who does what was expected of her, by her parents, teachers, friends and coach, to a young woman who starts to question life and everything in it. When she gets to meet the author of this book, and then another fan, things start to change for her too. This is a coming of age with a difference – particularly for booklovers!

The Little Big Book Club ~ June selection

Nest by Jorey Hurley

The snow wombat

by Susannah Chambers

Gary by Leila Rudge

A Soldiers’ Story Written by Geoff Stewart

Service No.: 3604

Name: Arthur John GREENSLADE

Medals and Decorations Rank: Sapper British War Medal Service: Army Victory Medal Enlisted: 20 January 1916 DOD: 1 March 1919 Arthur was born on 25 September 1888 at Maitland (SA) to William Greenslade and Margaret Greenslade (nee Bowey). There were 11 children in the family, 5 boys and 6 girls, of which he was the fifth youngest. His family lived at Urania (near Maitland SA), before moving to Warratta Vale (near Lipson SA) in the early 1900’s.

Arthur went to school at Weetula (near Maitland). On completion of schooling he moved with his family to Warratta Vale, where he worked on farms in the area until his enlistment in the Army at Adelaide on 20 January 1916 at the age of 27. At that time he recorded his occupation as farmer.

After processing he was sent to 2nd Depot Battalion (Bn) at Mitcham for training before being allocated to 1st Tunnelling Company, Royal Australian Engineers. About half of the men employed in the tunnelling companies had previously been employed in the mining industry: it is not known if Arthur had been employed in the mines in the Tumby/Lipson area prior to his farming experience.

He embarked (with his unit) from Sydney aboard HMAT "Ulysses" on 20 February 1916 bound for UK. The ship was holed in Perth, so the unit trained at Blackboy Camp (WA) for a month, before again embarking for UK. On arrival in France the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Australian Tunnelling Companies were raised. The primary tasks of the tunnelling companies was the construction of tunnels and mines for offensive action, detection and interruption of counter mining activities and the construction of underground dugouts to accommodate large groups - up to 100 men.

It is little known that a major part of the war on the Western Front was fought underground, which lead to the men of the Australian Tunnelling Companies being referred to as the ‘Phantom Soldiers’, because they spent most of their time underground and were rarely seen on the surface. Mining played an important part in both the Allied and German strategies up until the Battle at Messines in 1917 at which time the nature of the fighting changed and more moveable defences took the place of positional defences against which tunnelling was most effective. The troops who undertook this type of warfare were generally ‘hard rock miners’ who played a very dangerous game of cat and mouse underground with the enemy. Many a pitched battle was fought in the confines of the tunnels. These men risked being poisoned by gas (Methane), blown to pieces or buried alive.

Hill 60, located at Zwarteleen about five kilometres south-east of Ypres (Belgium), was to have strategic importance for both sides during the battle for Ypres. It was not a natural feature but an artificially created hill some 60m high and 250m long which had been made from spoil during the construction of the Cowes-Ypres railway during the 19th century. Built on loamy clay, underneath which lay 7m of dry sand separated by a layer of blue clay and 2m of quicksand. It received its name from the Australian troops and related to its height in metres above sea level on the contour map.

The explosion of 19 mines around Hill 60 at 0310 hours on 7 June 1917, which involved 1st and 2nd Australian Tunnelling Companies, has been described as the greatest exploit ever conceived in military mining. It opened a series of craters; one on Hill 60 which was 20m deep and 85m wide and at the ‘Caterpillar’, a crater 30m deep and 110m wide. These explosions killed 700 Germans of the 204th Division and disoriented the remainder, allowing the position to be overrun without major casualties.

After surviving the horrors of war, in particular tunnelling, for almost 3 years Arthur became ill just prior to the end of the war and tragically died of disease (Broncho pneumonia) on 1 March 1919 at 40 Stationary Hospital at Le Havre (Fr) at the age of 31.

He is buried at Sainte Marie Cemetery, Le Havre.

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The Tumby Show

Boat

“Stars of the Future Variety Concert”

Saturday 9th July at 6.30 pm & 10th July at 2.00 pm

Soldiers Memorial Hall Tumby Bay

Tickets Available at the Hall Adults $15, Students $5, Under 5 yr old Free For more information Phone 0428 314 334

Featuring Vocal, Instrumental and Dance acts

Starring

Caleb Trenberth, Mila & Sasha Stratford, Abbie Lee, Asha Trenberth, Iris Lee, Winston Telfer, Sarah Murchison, Alex Prime,

Katrina Van Der Lans & Lauren Carr, Rebekah Fatchen, Megan Carr, Brooklyn Hunt & Olivia Turner

& MC Will Franklin Guest Artists, Tahlia Lambell & Bella Kasisi,

Supported by Technical, Back Stage, & Front of House Volunteers Including— Leigh Van Der Lans, Courtney & Les Bowers, Aja & Mia Coles & Georgia Solly

Funds raised to go toward new and replacement furniture for the Tumby Bay “Soldiers Memorial Hall”

SPONSORS

District Council of Tumby Bay Roy Milligan

Cummins Dress Ups - Liz Mickan Craig Lehmann

Josh Cave Dave Pearson

Tumby Foodland Shelley Oliver

Meals on Wheels ~ July 2016 Roster Please find your own replacement and notify Eileen of any changes ~ 8688 1812 / 0427 881 812

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

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M. Poole P. Poole

C. Capararo K. Boyce

T. Kopman S. Franks

H. Boylan P. Tressider

H. Ballard C. Harradine

J. Cook A. Cameron

S. Bierwirth P. McKenna

B. Ollivier B. Holder

H. Roberts W. Springbett

P. McKenna H. Boylan

M. Woolford R. Woolford

L. Richter M. LeBrun

T. Swaffer A. Swaffer

M. Malcolm M. James

N. Richter M. Bishop

T. Stringer D. Liddicoat

S. Dorward B. Roediger

J. Stirling H. Ware

G. Hales C. Hales

T. Simpson G. Stewart

M. Woolford R. Woolford

W. Coad R. Hopgood

J. Rehn S. Eaton

D. Chapman V. Webb

M. Bishop N. Richter

J. Plane S. Stubing

J. Loudon R. Harrowfield

M. Poole P. Poole

A. Lawrie R. Lawrie

J. Tierney C. Hales

V. Lockwood M. Poole

J. Loudon G. Bawden

P. Prime C. Trezise

P. Goodes J. Goodes

G. Hales C. Hales

G. Dunn G. Challinger

C. Fraser K. Lawrie

J. Plane B. Plane

C. Kolosche M. Woolford

G. Branford C. Beaton

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Anglican - cnr Lipson Road & Tennant Street 8688 2136 9.00am 9.00am

10.30am Combined Service Church of Christ

9.00am

Tumby Bay Life Church - Lipson Road Pastor M Bowshall - 8688 2128 10.00am 10.00am 10.00am 10.00am

Catholic - Church Street Fr Kevin Mathews - 0428 282 189 8676 2194 [email protected]

8.00am 5.00pm 10.30am 5.00pm

Christian Centre Elder: Lawrie Smith - 8688 2096 10.00am 10.00am 10.00am 10.00am

Church of Christ - Tumby Terrace, Tumby Bay Pastor Trevor Simpson 8688 1951

10.30am 10.30am 10.30am Combined Service

10.30am

Church of Christ - Ungarra 8676 7049 10.00am 10.00am 10.00am 10.00am

Lutheran - Tumby Bay 8676 2051 9.00am 9.00am 9.00am 9.00am

Uniting - Spencer Street, Tumby Bay 8688 2221

10.30am 10.30am 10.30am

Combined Service Church of Christ

10.30am Parish Service

Uniting - Church Street, Lipson 8688 2221

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Uniting - Wallis Street, Port Neill 8688 2221

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20 Indoor Bowls 1.15pm @ S/Citizens

Bingo 1.30pm @ Port Neill Hall

Art Gallery Open 10am—12noon

National Trust Museum Open 2—4pm

TB Lions Club Meeting 7pm

21 National Trust Museum Open

10am—5pm

Bingo 2pm @ Tumby Bay Hotel

Jolly Day 10am—2pm @ S/Citizens

RSL Meeting

22 ABP Public Meeting @ Port Neill

Indoor Bowls 1.15pm @ S/Citizens National Trust Museum Open

10am—5pm Art Gallery Open 10am—12noon

Respite to Go 10am—2pm @ S/Citizens

Fitness for All 9am @ Port Neill Hall Croquet 4.30—6.30pm

Tumby Bay CWA Craft Day Beginners Ukulele @ Croquet Club 7pm Advanced Ukulele @ Croquet Club 8pm


10am—5pm

Weight Watchers @ Church of Christ

8.30—10.30am

Table Tennis for All 1.30pm @ CWA

24 Tai Chi for fitness 11.15am @ Gym

Cards/Tri-ominos/Pool 1.15pm @

S/Citizens


RSL Club Open from 5.30pm

Floral Art Group Meeting

25 Wing Chun Tea House

8.30am @ Gym

National Trust Museum Open

10am—12noon

Croquet 9.30am—12noon

26 National Trust Museum Open 2—4pm

Excell Museum Open 2—4pm

RSL Club Open for Lunch

Crackerjack Bowls






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Singing @ S/Citizens 7.30pm


National Trust Museum Open 10am—5pm

Art Gallery Open 10am—12noon Respite to Go 10am—2pm @

S/Citizens Fitness for All 9am @ Port Neill Hall

Croquet 4.30—6.30pm Parkinson’s Support Meeting 2pm

Beginners Ukulele @ Croquet Club 7pm Advanced Ukulele @ Croquet Club 8pm


10am—5pm


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Probus 10am—12noon @

Senior Citizens Clubrooms

2 Blue Water Raiders Street Stall

Wing Chun Tea House

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Crackerjack Bowls

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Art Group Meeting

Meals on Wheels AGM


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Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Red Cross Bus Trip


10am—5pm


8.30—10.30am


8 Newsletter Deadline 12 noon

Tai Chi for fitness 11.15am @ Gym


S/Citizens



9 “Stars of the Future” 6.30pm

Wing Chun Tea House

8.30am @ Gym


10am—12noon


10 “Stars of the Future” 2pm


Crackerjack Bowls





Tumby Bay Garden Club Meeting

12 COUNCIL MEETING 9am


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Croquet 4.30—6.30pm Beginners Ukulele @ Croquet Club 7pm Advanced Ukulele @ Croquet Club 8pm

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Indoor Bowls 1.15pm @ S/Citizens National Trust Museum Open

10am—5 pm Art Gallery Open 10am—12noon

Respite to Go 10am—2pm @ S/Citizens

Fitness for All 9am @ Port Neill Hall Croquet 4.30—6.30pm

TB Progress Association Meeting 7.30pm Tumby Bay CWA Meeting

Beginners Ukulele @ Croquet Club 7pm Advanced Ukulele @ Croquet Club 8pm

21 DrumMuster


10am—5pm


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Cards/Tri-ominos/Pool 1.15>pm @

S/Citizens



Floral Art Group Meeting

23 Wing Chun Tea House

8.30am @ Gym


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Excell Museum Open 2—4pm

Crackerjack Bowls

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