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ISSUE 241 • SEPTEMBER 2021 • GOLD COIN DONATION
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Annual Business Plan Employment SA Ambulance Volunteers
Opportunities needed in Streaky Bay
Summary
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Photo Credit - Brooke Montgomerie
Streaky Bay Visitor Centre
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Newsletter Contacts Council Elected Members
We welcome you to your community Newsletter!
Barber Travis – Mayor (Flinders Ward)
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community do not represent the thoughts or views of
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ROYAL ASSOCIATION OF JUSTICES OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC. - WEST COAST GROUP
STREAKY BAY
Lyn Sweet JP 31939 0400 655 647 Streaky Bay
Peter McNicol JP 14129 8626 1328 Streaky Bay
0427 261 328
Trevor Berry JP 20951 0429 164 883 Streaky Bay PORT KENNY
Ian Gunn JP 8625 5052 Mt Cooper
Jim Lange JP 30786 0428 261 776 Streaky Bay Hon. Graham JP 8625 5056 Port Kenny
Gunn
John Rumbelow JP 15772 0400 222 929 Streaky Bay Craig Haslam JP 8687 0411 Port Kenny
Sue Rumbelow JP 30632 0427 468 000 Streaky Bay WIRRULLA
Andrew Starkey JP 0491 442 682 Streaky Bay Denise Watson JP 20492 8626 8046 Wirrulla
John Wharff JP 0428 846 046 Streaky Bay Mark Slattery JP 32678 8626 8065 Wirrulla
0427 715 848
Susan Ramsey JP 0417 855 931 Streaky Bay POOCHERA/CHANDADA
Dot Brace JP 31699 8626 3072 Poochera
SCEALE BAY / CALCA Eileen Lynch JP 31573 0427 263 060 Poochera
John Cash JP 8626 5025 Calca W (Bill) Carey JP 10990 8626 3109 Chandada
Group Chairman: Mr John Rumbelow 0400 222 929
Council Elected Members
Group Secretary: Mrs Susan J Rumbelow, 4 Redlyn Court, Streaky Bay SA 5680, 0427 468 000
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ANNUAL BUSINESS PLAN SUMMARY
2021-2022
Council’s Annual Business Plan focuses on key projects, services,
budgetary impacts and short term objectives for the 2021-2022
financial year.
Council has identified the following key projects Council’s 2020-2021 financial and operating
and ongoing services for 2021-22: performance will be detailed in the Annual
NEW PROJECTS Report, due to be published in November 2021.
Councils proposed objectives for the 2020-2021
Skate Park Development
are listed below with revised status:
Principal Council Office Lift to Chambers
Principal Office - IT Magiq, Telephone System Completed
RV Park & Perlubie Dump Point Installation Principal Office - Airconditioner Completed
Community Waste Management System Telementry System Depot - Traffic Counters Completed
Streaky Bay Cemetery Extension Depot - Bitumen Withdrawn
Council Depot Relocation Planning Streaky Bay Foreshore Tourist Park Development Ongoing
Waste and Recycling Management Infrastructure Streaky Bay Foreshore Tourist Park - Landscaping Completed
Tractors Beach Campground Development Ongoing
Plant Replacement
Public Amenities - CBD Streaky Bay Withdrawn
WORKS IN PROGRESS Events Trailer and Equipment Ongoing
Streaky Bay Hall Airconditioning Ongoing
Streaky Bay Foreshore Tourist Park Development Tourism Signage Ongoing
Tractor Beach Campground Development Stormwater Management Plan Review Ongoing
Streaky Bay Hall Airconditioning Installation Lions Park - Development Ongoing
Principal Council Office Generator Installation Poochera Changerooms and Courts Resurfacing Ongoing/Completed
Tourism Signage Wirrulla Courts Resurfacing and Oval Irrigation Completed
Streaky Bay Jetty Pool Shade and Extension Jetty Pool - Shade and Extension Ongoing
Moores Boat Ramp - development Completed
Poochera Complex Changerooms
Bicycle Track - Montgomerie Terrace - planning Withdrawn
OPERATIONAL Sealed and Unsealed Roads Ongoing
Canter Tipper with Attachments - replacement Replaced
Tree Management - Removal and Replacement
Tailgate Loader - replacement Ongoing
District Management Planning - Review Kluger - Senior Management SUV replacement Completed
Asset Management Plans - Stormwater Management Plans Garden buggy - 4WD with spray Withdrawn
Aerodrome Masterplan Grader - replacement Completed
IT Development 4WD Operations Supervisor - replacement Ongoing
Mower - purchase Completed
For a full copy of Councils 2021-2022
Annual Business Plan visit our Website
or collect a hard copy from the Council
Office or Visitor Centre
www.streakybay.sa.gov.au
$11.11M
$7.9M $10.23M OPERATING
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
EXPENDITURE
OPERATING INCOME
Image credit: Rebecca Sampson
ANNUAL BUSINESS PLAN SUMMARY
2021-2022
The 2021-2022 Annual Business Plan aims to strike a balance between
the level of services the community has expressed a desire for, and the
need to ensure the long-term financial sustainability of Council. The
primary source of income for Council is property-based tax (rates).
RATES AT A GLANCE RATE REBATE
Comparing rates between Councils is difficult as each Council has A rebate of rates of any ratable land in the Council area will be in
different attributes and provides varying services or similar services accordance with the Local Government Act 1999 and Council’s Rate
at different standards. The District Council of Streaky Bay delivers an Rebate Policy.
extensive range and level of services with the greater part determined
by the expectations of our community. SERVICE CHARGES
EFFLUENT MANAGEMENT
METHOD USED TO VALUE LAND Council maintains and manages a Community Wastewater Management
All land within a Council area, except for land specifically exempt System. A charge is applied to each property that is serviced by this
(e.g. Crown land and Council occupied land) is rateable. Council has system. Council has increased this service charge by 3% to $491 for
decided to continue to use site value (the value of the land and any the 2021-2022 financial year.
improvements which permanently affect the amenity of use of the land,
KERBSIDE COLLECTION
such as drainage works, but excluding the value of buildings and other
The Council charges a service fee to offset the cost of kerbside waste
improvements) as the basis for valuing land within the Council area.
collection. Council has not increased this for the 2021-2022 finan-
The site value is determined by the Valuer-General, not by Council.
cial year. The service charge per 140 litre bin is $200.00 per annum.
Council considers this method of valuing land provides the fairest
method of distributing the rate burden across all ratepayer. REGIONAL LANDSCAPE LEVY (RLL)
The Regional Landscape Levy, formerly the ‘Natural Resource Man-
GENERAL RATES agement Levy’. Council is required to collect this levy on behalf of the
State Government for no net gain to Council.
Council sets differential general rates by the following zones:
The rates are as below:
Neighbourhood, Town Activity Centre, Strategic Employment, Rural
Residential and Other $79.43
Aquaculture, Rural, Employment (Bulk Handling), Deferred Urban,
Commercial and Industrial $119.14
Caravan Park and Tourist Park, Township, Rural Settlement, Rural
Primary Producers $158.86
Shack Settlement, Conservation Visitor Experience, Rural Living, Rural
Neighbourhood and Recreation. These differential general rates are
For further information on how your rates are calculated please visit Council’s
further divided between land uses. A fixed charge of $640.00 will be
website at https://www.streakybay.sa.gov.au/council-services/rates-services2
levied against each separate assessment with only one fixed charge
levied against two or more pieces of adjoining land. An overall rate
Increase of 2.85% has been applied. The actual increase payable by RATE INSTALMENT
any individual rate payer may be more or less than this, depending on DUE DATES
1ST QT - 15/09/21
the movement in the site value of each property. 2ND QT - 15/12/21
3RD QT - 16/03/22 3.34 MILLION-
2.85% 4TH QT - 15/06/22 RATE REVENUE RAISED
RATE INCREASE
Image credit: Dale Montgomerie
Community Discussion Infrastructure and Civil Works Road Damage Caused by Ribbed Rollers Managing the life cycle of our road network is a tricky business, balancing costs against rates while trying to keep our road users safe. One issue that comes up regularly is the towing of ribbed rollers on our unsealed roads. This practice is illegal and has a significant impact on the life of our roads. As the attached photos highlight, the rollers break the hard surface resulting in accelerated wearing, and eventually potholes, particularly on the crown where most traffic travels. There may be simply a lack of awareness in the community. We’ve had rollers towed past our working graders on a couple of occasions. The fact is that these types of plant need to be floated or driven along sidetracks. We can no longer bear the cost of this happening to our roads. Please feel free to contact the Infrastructure and Civil Works Team on (08) 8626 1001 or email dcstreaky@streakybay.sa.gov.au should you have any queries. Deliberate Damage Caused to Road Safety Signs Sometime between the afternoon of Saturday the 14th of August, and the morning of Monday the 16th of August, a set of Road Safety Signs were deliberately run over and destroyed in the Wirrulla area. This resulted in several potentially unsafe areas being left unidentified, exposing residents and road users to considerable risk. There is also the additional cost to ratepayers for the replacement of the signs and time lost, when we should be working on our roads. The District Council of Streaky Bay will not tolerate people deliberately placing the wellbeing of others at risk. If you have any information about the incident we would be pleased to hear from you so that we can try to ensure this doesn’t occur again. Please feel free to contact the Infrastructure and Civil Works Team on (08) 8626 1001 or email dcstreaky@streakybay.sa.gov.au should you have any queries.
Community Consultation Western Transit Loop Concept Designs (Streaky Bay) Welcome, and we can't wait to hear your thoughts! Wells Street (Fleming Terrace to AB Smith Road) Following many concerns raised in recent times, Council has sought to develop concept plans to improve traffic flow, parking and safety along this section of Wells Street. Staff and Elected members have been working closely with key stakeholders and design engineers to establish the following concept plans. To view the full set of plans, visit the Council website or pop into the Visitor Centre, Main Office or Library. AB Smith Road, Alec Baldock Drive and Wallschutzky Road (By Pass) Following concerns raised by industry and residents alike Council is seeking to improve road safety for heavy vehicles and large towing trailers. Staff and Elected members have been working to establish the following concept plans. To view the full set of plans, visit the Council website or pop into the Visitor Centre, Main Office or Library. We are now seeking your input to enable final design and engineering plans to be established. There are a few ways you can let us know! • Hard Copy Feedback - available at the Visitor Centre, Main Office or Library • Electronic Feedback - available online on the Council website Please provide your feedback by Sunday, September 12, 2021, 5.00pm. If you want to know more about the project details please call Darren Walker (Manager, Infrastructure and Civil Works) on (08) 8626 1001.
\ Community Grants Regional Events Fund
The South Australian Government recognises the
COMMUNITY huge impact that COVID-19 has had on the events
sector in South Australia.
Strengthening Rural Communities
The Strengthening Rural Communities (SRC) program The Regional Event Fund is designed to strengthen the
aims to give the thousands of small rural, regional and state’s regional events calendar and drive economic
remote communities across Australia an opportunity stimulus across the regions beyond the traditionally
to access funding to support broad community needs. peak summer tourism period.
Ongoing. For more visit:
https://frrr.org.au/funding/place/strengthening-rural- Through the South Australian Tourism Commission,
communities/ the State Government is committing an additional $1
million to South Australia’s regional events in 2021/22
to strengthen the regional events calendar by
2021 Community Achievement Awards
encouraging the development of new and innovative
The South Australian Community Achievement
regional events, grow existing events, and drive
Awards began in 2010, and are designed to
increased visitation and economic stimulus to the
encourage, acknowledge and reward the valuable regional economy. The Regional Event Fund aims to:
contributions individuals, communities, and
businesses are making throughout the community in • Strengthen the regional events calendar
South Australia. These awards aim to recognise their • Drive regional visitation in the immediate
success and achievements, which contribute to term and lead to repeat visitation
making South Australia a better place. Nominations • Increase event specific visitor expenditure,
close: 12 August 2021 Awards presentation: 20 particularly from interstate
November 2021 To nominate visit: • Assist in COVID-19 recovery – recognising that
https://awardsaustralia.com/communityachievement events provide a vibrant and positive social
-awards/sa/ environment for communities
• Promote a year-round calendar of regional
events
Bite-sized Grants
• Encourage sustainable event opportunities to
Funding of between $200 and $1000 is available for
build long term capability
community groups and not-for-profit organisations for • Increase collaboration and partnerships
small, short-term projects. Available all year round, among regional event stakeholders,
applications are assessed, and grants allocated government and commercial partners to
monthly. The program is funded through the Northern deliver stronger outcomes for regional events.
and Yorke Landscape Board to deliver positive
environmental and landscape management outcomes, Applicants can seek funding grants from $5,000 to
such as garden development, weed control and more than $50,000 (excluding GST). For more visit:
revegetation projects. For further information visit: https://tourism.sa.gov.au/support/regional-event-
https://www.landscape.sa.gov.au/ny/get- fund
involved/grants-and-funding
Saluting Their Service Commemorative Grants Program
The program is designed to preserve Australia’s
wartime heritage; involve people around the country
in a wide range of projects and activities that highlight
the service and sacrifice of Australia’s service
personnel in wars, conflicts and peace operations; and
promote appreciation and understanding of the
experiences of service and the roles that those who
served have played in shaping the nation.
Applications close on Tuesday, 8 February 2022. For
more visit:
https://www.communitygrants.gov.au/grants/saluting
-service
Community Grants
Nature-based Tourism Co-investment Fund Heywire Storytelling Competition
Are you a young person with a great story to tell or
The South Australian Government is continuing to know someone who is? The Heywire competition is
actively explore new partnerships to expand our calling for stories about what it’s like growing up in
range of nature-based tourism offerings to help regional Australia. The competition is now open and
position South Australia as a world-class eco-tourism winners will have their story featured on the ABC.
destination. We believe there are still untapped Entries close 16 September 2021
opportunities and we’re seeking outstanding, world- For more visit :
class eco-tourism proposals to reaffirm South Competition - Heywire - Heywire (abc.net.au)
Australia as a ‘must-see’ destination. The Nature-
Assistance for businesses employing young people
based Tourism Co-investment Fund will be open until
YOUTH JOBS PaTH (Prepare – Trial – Hire) provides
June 2022 (or until the fund is exhausted).
funding to trial a young person aged between 17 - 24
Applicants can seek grants from $20,000 to $1 million to find out if they’re the right fit for your business. If
and are expected to contribute at least half of the the trial is a success and you hire the young person,
total financial costs of their project. you may be eligible for further funding. Grant funding
available of up to $10,000 for Australian businesses.
For further information visit:
https://coinvest.parks.sa.gov.au/ • Prepare: Young people will undertake Employability
Skills Training to prepare them for work.
History Trust Grant Funds
MaC Small Grants Among the key aims of The History • Trial: You can trial a young person in an internship
Trust of South Australia is to keep building the for between 4 and 12 weeks and receive a payment
evidence of our state’s rich and fascinating past and of $1000 (GST inclusive) to help cover the hosting
to make it accessible to all. We offer two annual costs. Interns will receive a $200 fortnightly incentive
grant programs that progressively add to South payment on top of their income support and are
Australia’s history and bring it to life. These are the covered by insurance, both paid by the Australian
South Australian History Fund (SAHF) and Museums Government.
and Collections (MaC). The SAHF supports community
• Hire: If you hire the eligible young person, you can
and individual projects, publications and research,
receive a wage subsidy of up to $10,000 (GST
while the MaC fund supports groups who participate
inclusive). For further information visit:
in the MaC Standards and Funding Program.
https://business.gov.au/grants-and-programs/Youth-
Applications close on Friday, 10 December 2021
Jobs-PaTH
For further information visit:
Woolworths You Grow Girl Grants
https://history.sa.gov.au/grants/
Woolworths want to support netball clubs and
SPORT, RECREATION & HEALTH, YOUTH associations across the nation by offering 125 x
$2,000 grants to netball clubs and associations who
Cricket Australia – Female Participation continue to seek funding to assist with developments
/ improvements to their community. For more visit:
CommBank’s investment in Cricket Australia's https://yougrowgirl.netball.com.au/grants/
Growing Cricket for Girls Fund is supporting this
growth, nurturing the current and future generations Young Pink Sisters
of players at community clubs across the country. providing immediate financial assistance up to $600
Clubs seeking more information on the Fund please to those who are struggling to meet the financial
contact: community@cricket.com.au For further demands of breast cancer treatment. Ongoing
information visit: https://youngpinksisters.org.au/financial-
https://www.cricketaustralia.com.au/about/diversity assistance.html
-and-inclusion/femaleparticipation
Community Grants
BUSINESS Jobs & Economic Growth Fund
The Economic and Business Growth Fund was
Business Support Package established as part of the 2018-19 Budget to promote
The new Business Support Package will assist an economic growth in South Australia by encouraging
estimated 50,000 eligible* SMEs across the state, growth of existing industries, developing new
including restaurants, cafes, hotels, and tour and industries, building international connections, and
experience operators, affected by the new restrictions attracting foreign and national direct investment.
to help stop the spread of the highly-contagious
COVID-19 Delta variant. From 1 July 2021, the Fund will be renamed the Jobs
and Economic Growth Fund and will have funding
Grants will help businesses cover ongoing operating capacity of $200 million over four years to focus on
costs such as rent, power bills, supplier costs and supporting initiatives that create long-term
other fees, and help them to re-open when sustainable jobs and economic growth.
restrictions ease.
For further information on eligibility, assistance
The major support package also includes a new provided, the decision making process, assessment
$1,000 cash grant for eligible** small businesses who and approval, please refer to the Jobs and Economic
don’t employ staff (e.g. non-employing sole traders). Growth Fund Guidelines.
How to access business support: Boosting Apprenticeships
The Boosting Apprenticeship Commencements wage
• To register interest in Business Support subsidy supports businesses and Group Training
Package cash grants, complete the form at Organisations to take on new apprentices and
treasury.sa.gov.au/sbg or email trainees, to build a pipeline of skilled workers to
smallbusinessgrant@sa.gov.au. Applications support sustained economic recovery.
are expected to open within the next two
weeks via treasury.sa.gov.au and grants will Through the subsidy, any business or Group Training
be processed as quickly as possible. Organisation that engages an Australian Apprentice
between 5 October 2020 and 31 March 2022 may be
*To be eligible for the one-off $3,000 emergency cash eligible for a subsidy of 50 per cent of wages paid to a
grant, a business must, as at 12:01am Tuesday 20 July new or recommencing apprentice or trainee for a 12-
2021: month period from the date of commencement, to a
maximum of $7,000 per quarter. There is no cap on
• Be located within South Australia the number of eligible trainees/apprentices.
• Have an annual turnover of $75,000 or more For further information visit:
in 2020-21 or 2019-20, and be registered for https://www.dese.gov.au/boosting-apprenticeship-
GST
commencements
• Employ people in South Australia
• Have an Australia-wide payroll of less than
Tourism Industry Development Fund
$10 million in 2019-20
• Have a valid Australian Business Number This fund is designed to support and stimulate private
(ABN) sector investment in new and improved regional
• Experienced at least a 30 per cent reduction accommodation, and the development of quality
(compared to the week prior) in turnover due tourism product and experiences. It aims to assist in
to the restricted trading conditions the COVID recovery of regional tourism by
encouraging regional operators to improve and
**To be eligible for the one-off $1,000 emergency diversify so they can attract more visitors and get a
cash grant, a non-employing business must meet the higher return on their offering. Closes 31 March 2022.
criteria listed above excluding the requirement to For more visit:
employ people. https://tourism.sa.gov.au/support/tourism-industry-
development-fundCommunity Grants
Digital Solutions for Small Business
TAFE SA COURSES
Offering support for: websites and selling online; social
media and digital marketing; using small business Responsible 27 & 28 September Pt Lincoln
software; online privacy and security. Service of (over 2 evenings)
Enquire at https://www.rdawep.org.au/contact-us/ Alcohol
Or visit www.adelaidebusinesshub.com.au 8 October (day course)
Wage Subsidies First Aid 15 September Ceduna
Provides businesses with financial incentives of up to
$10,000 to hire and retain eligible job seekers in 24 November Pt Lincoln
ongoing and sustainable positions.
For more visit: https://www.business.gov.au/Grants- 23 November Wudinna
and-Programs/Wage-subsidies
Espresso Coffee
ARTS & CULTURE Making 5 to 7 October Pt Lincoln
Quick Response Grant – Regional Arts Fund CPR
This grant is for Regional artists to access professional 24 November Pt Lincoln
arts development and training opportunities, or
organisations/communities with small project 23 November Wudinna
opportunities that arise at short notice. Funding can
cover any reasonable costs such as artists fees, travel, Ceduna Campus – TAFE SA Ph: 8628 7055
and accommodation. For more visit: Port Lincoln Campus Courses – TAFE SA Ph: 8688 3600
https://www.countryarts.org.au/grants- Whyalla Campus Courses – TAFE SA Ph: 8648 8788
funding/grants/quick-response-grant/ Wudinna Campus Learning Centre – TAFE SA Ph: 8680 2212
Step Up Grant - Regional Arts Fund CEG SCHEDULE
This category is available to applicants who have not White Card 20 September 2021 Pt Lincoln
previously applied to or have been unsuccessful with
Confined Space 13 September 2021 Pt Lincoln
the Regional Arts Fund, it's for unique personal
Forklift 29-30 September Pt Lincoln
development opportunities including mentorships,
2021
residencies and artist-led initiatives in communities.
Working at Heights 14 September 2021 Pt Lincoln
Contact Rebecca on 08 8682 6695
Step Out Grant - Regional Arts Fund
This category is available to support regional. remote
and very remote communities to partner with LOOKING FOR GRANTS?
professional artists and arts organisations to create
high quality arts projects, create activities that If you are looking for a grant to help your organisation
develop cultural networks, build capacity for long or community group, the following websites might
term benefits and increase professional development. assist you:
www.business.gov.au/Grants-and-Programs
Performers’ Trust Foundation www.communitygrants.gov.au
Established in 1975, the PPCA Performers' Trust www.rdawep.org.au/resources/grant-funding
www.grantassist.sa.gov.au/
Foundation provides grants to promote and
www.grantready.com.au/Find_a_Grant
encourage music and the music-related performing
www.grantguru.com.au
arts.
For further information visit:
http://www.ppca.com.au/ppca-about-us/ppca-
performers-trust-foundationCommunity Dates and Mee�ngs
4 Sep Western Eyre Netball and Football Grand Final Ceduna Blues Ground
Streaky Bay Community
10 Sep West Coast Hawks Senior Dinner- Tickets Only – Formal Dress
Complex
CWA -“Sharing & Caring Meeting & Catch Up @10.30am
14 Sep Streaky Bay RSL Hall
with Action” Handicraft @1.00pm
16 Sep Probus General Meeting, Flinders Room @10.00am Streaky Bay Hotel
18 Sep Wudinna Wudinna Show Wudinna Showgrounds
21 Sep CWA Far Western Group Table Day Streaky Bay RSL Hall
25 Sep Kimba Kimba Show Kimba Rec Reserve
Friday’s Men’s Shed Meet Friday’s - 9am -3pm 77 Montgomerie St
11 Oct Hospital Auxiliary Hospital Boardroom – 2pm Streaky Bay Hospital
Joeys - 4.00pm -5.15pm then
Alternate Tuesdays
Streaky Bay Scout Group Scouts - 5.30pm -7.15pm Scout Hall, Slidys Beach
in School Terms
Alternate week Cubs - 5.30 -7.00pm
St Augustine’s Service Times: Streaky Bay
Church Services
Anglican Church 10am St Augustine’s Church 29 Wells St
Monday & Tuesday 8.30am Streaky Bay
Thursday & Friday at 5.45pm (St Canute’s Church)
Church Services Catholic Parishes Sat 8.30am / Sun 7.30am and 11am
Chandada
Wed & Sun 9.00am (except 3rd Sun at Minnipa) (St Michael’s Church)
Meals on Wheels Roster
Monday Wednesday 15th R Smith & A Kelsh
Tuesday Thursday 16th J Williams & S Gilmore
Wednesday 1st S Desira & D Johnson Friday 17th G & H Georgiou
Thursday 2nd H Flanigen & A Sidler Monday 20th G & H Ferguson
Friday 3rd P Pudney & V Benc Tuesday 21st P Hogan & L Lewis
Monday 6th B & M Black Wednesday 22nd J Hollitt & J Sherrah
Tuesday 7th A Tarrant & D Trevena Thursday 23rd G & M Lee
Wednesday 8th P Morgan & J Crabb Friday 24th S Montgomerie & K Johnson
Thursday 9th K Brace & C Smith Monday 27th L & G McCarten
Friday 10th P Morgan & V Benc Tuesday 28th K Trezona & R Giles
Monday 13th R Walker & B Fox Wednesday 29th K Amey & D Stephens
Tuesday 14th M & R Swanson Thursday 30th A & S BignellEmployment
POSITION VACANT POSITION VACANT POSITION VACANT
URGENT REQUIRES
HIRING STREAKY BAY AREA SCHOOL DECKHAND / TOUR GUIDE
SCHOOL CLEANER WANTED FOR THE COMING SEASON,
ALL ROUNDERS
Seeking a cleaner to do 1 SEPTEMBER TO 31 MAY
RSA Preferred and Monday - Friday 10am -1pm
Weekend Availability Strong Swimmer Essential
Employment will be through the
First Aid Certificate
Millennium Cleaning Company
If you want to join their team
For further information Please contact
Please contact: please contact Alan Payne
Mr Tim OReilly
E: driftstreakybay@gmail.com P 86261202 or email P: 08 8626 5017
tim.oreilly419@schools.sa.edu.au E: sealions@bigpond.com
POSITIONS VACANT
POSITION VACANT POSITION VACANT POSITION VACANT
STAFF WANTED! STAFF WANTED! REQUIRES
Bar and Kitchen Hands CASUAL
Bottleshop Chef & Barista PERSONAL BANKER
Streaky Bay
Immediate Start Immediate Start
8 Bay Rd Streaky Bay
Drop in your resume or email No experience necessary
admin@streakybayhotel.com.au For more information
Pop into Bayfunktion Contact the Branch Manager
Enquiries ph Hoges on 8626 1008 or call 0428 861 242 Kathy on 08 7600 9100
POSITION VACANT YARDHAND/ DELIVERY DRIVER
Forklift Licence Essential
HC Licence / MC Preferred
Must be energetic
Have good PR Skills and enjoy early morning starts
Approx 25 Hours per week (flexible)
For further information contact David McEvoy 8626 1602
Email resume to: careers@mcevoytransport.com.auCommunity News
Betty Clarice Dunn (nee Smart) Streaky Bay Community Hotels Limited
Notice to Members
Annual General Meeting
Will be held at the Streaky Bay Hotel
Tuesday 19th October 2021 at 8pm
A printed copy of the Annual Report will be available to
member's from the Hotel's office from October 15
after 2pm and following then only during the hours
Thank You
of 9am -6pm Monday to Friday
Nancy, Peter & Reata
RD Stephens
Wish to thank all those people that
Company Secretary
sent Cards -Flowers- Telephone calls and Visits
PO Box 240
on the sad loss of their beautiful sister
Streaky Bay SA 5680
Herbert Basil Kammermann Streaky Bay Golf Club
Notice of Appreciation
Having had our Streaky Bay Mens Golf Open
over the weekend of 21st and 22nd August ,
a raffle was held as a fund raiser for the club.
Our grounds and putting surfaces have had a
distinctive upgrade that the towns people
and club members should be proud of, and are.
A Huge Thank You The raffle that was conducted, could not have
to the Streaky Bay Ambulance attendants happened if it wasn't for the generosity of many,
Simone & Courtney, to Dee, Dr Rob & Brian having had the worst 18 months for
who all assisted the day of Dads accident businesses and individuals alike.
and to the SB Hospital Staff who kept him comfortable.
David Olary , Nick Walker and Geoff Weedon of
Thank you Kerry & Belinda too. OLARY WALKER WINES
Tracy and Jack McInnes of Crowders Streaky Bay
The kindness and sympathy to the family from so many,
Penny and Tony Hogan of Streaky Bay Hotel
in so many different ways, told us how much he was
Urshla and Dion Gilmore of Bay Funktion
respected and loved within the community.
Sara Goosay of Streaky Bay Surf
It means a lot to us.
Christie and Chris Kenny of Sail n Anchor Streaky Bay
Peter McNicol who ably led the private memorial service. Marcel and Gary Pepper of Pelicans Rest Streaky Bay
Streaky Bay Chemist
Thank you to the lovely people who's Home Help, Streaky Bay Newsagency
who's friendliness and laughter enabled his desire to Trevor Gilmore
remain independant. Thursday Golf Group
Stephan Shultz
Grateful and sincere thanks from
Pirramimma Wines
Glenette & Laddie, Kathy & Roger
And the Legend Graham Redding
Shane & Tania, Belinda & Garry, James,
Tamara & Ferg, Nerissa & Steve A big thanks to everyone
and families Dave MayhewCommunity News
STREAKY BAY INDOOR BOWLS HOSPITAL AUXILLIARY
Indoor bowls activity has once again been an on and Nice to have few new members at our August meeting.
off event due to the Covid-19 virus. No bowls were
played the first week in August but play was resumed Big Thankyou to Guest speaker Carol Guidera who put
(with certain health rules) the following 3 Wednesdays. a lot of work into her role urging us on the importance
Despite these occasional lay-offs the clubhouse is still of having all things in place for our future life needs like
an inviting venue. Wills and Enduring Powers of Attorney,
Week in, week out Alan sweeps, mops, vacuums, End of life requests etc and the endless forms needed
disinfects, takes out the rubbish etc and Wednesday to attend to all these very important plans to be in place
the afternoon tea ladies prepare, serve and tidy-up. in the event something happens suddenly.
Always of course there are the behind scene members
doing the paperwork to keep the club legal and The priority to have your name and a number for
aboveboard. ‘MY AGED CARE” in the system so that if the need
arises where help is needed you are already there will
Co-ordination is the key to a happy membership. make it quicker and easier to access the packages and
Fifteen was the highest number of bowlers to attend help for you and your family.
on any one Wednesday in August.
Another important priority is to have Ambulance cover.
On August 11 when there was a small attendance a Carol has urged us all to get help to deal with this and
few players noticed the low shot figures recorded on is more than happy to assist anyone to go through this
the scoreboard - all 4 teams each had a total of 6 after maize of paperwork etc.
the first game. Next 8 ends finished with scores of
4, 5, 6 and 7 and each team sat on 1 win and 1 draw. Anthony Ryan attended the meeting and requests for a
A big change came in the final game when one team number of new TVs in the Hospital rooms was
bounced away to score 14 shots. discussed and approved by the meeting. Feeder bibs
were also requested and we thank Chris Noonan who
August 18 and an increase in attendance but the draw has undertaken to make 12 new bibs and already has
was kept at 4 teams which allowed the centre mat to this under control.
be vacant thus providing greater distance between
players. Due to the COVID issues some of the catering events
will not now be taking place.
This arrangement was continued the next Wednesday.
Birthdays in August were celebrated by club members A Fathers Day raffle is to be undertaken over 2 days to
John 6/8, George 8/8 and Cheryl 9/8. help us to raise the money for the purchases requested
and will be on August 27th and the 3rd of September
Winning teams were= Coralie is in charge of this and we thank those willing to
Aug. 4 no bowls played help us sell the tickets.
Aug. 11 Jim P., Wayne
Aug. 18 Julie, Marlene, Alan, Owen Next Meeting is Oct 11th @ 2pm Hospital
Aug. 25 Connie, Gay, Bev.W. Boardroom. Hope to God things are a bit more normal
by then as in at least no masks.Community News
STREAKY BAY MEN'S SHED STREAKY BAY PROBUS
Our numbers have been down on what we usually have Probus numbers have been averaging around 20 people
each week, but we are still getting items made or things for the last couple of meetings which is not too bad given
restored. the weather and everything else going on.
Our metal work gear is increasing in production. We have had some good guest speakers over the last
We have orders for 5 hose reels and 5 pot plant holders. three months.
On top of these items we have been asked to make
some metal hooks to pull boots on with. Starting with Joe Ranford from Andromeda Metals in
Rob Feibig bought a prototype down to see if we could June, then Lyn Zipple in July and August we had
make it. After two attempts we think we have it sorted Kylie Earl from Dementia Australia speak.
so will go into making them with the first lot being sold
Kylie’s presentation was in two sessions with the first on
to a place in Melrose South Aust.
memory loss held in conjunction with our probus meeting.
Thanks to Tony Schlink we have picked up some The second session was about Dementia.
lawn mowers, whipper snippers, bikes and some wood.
Probus would like to thank those visitors that attended
We also had Len Dominey come and asked us if we
the first session and then some returned for the second
wanted some items from his garage that he is cleaning
session. From all the feed back two very informative
out and Margaret Mudge had some chairs in for us to
sessions. Thanks Kylie.
clean up and stain.
On the 16th & 17th August, 13 members of the
Thanks to those people that have purchased items
Streaky Bay Probus Club attended the annual Probus
from the craft shop. We have been told we need to
rally, hosted this year by the Kimba Probus Club.
make some more bird nesting boxes to sell.
Going by the pictures and feed back it looks like the rally
We have about 60 pairs of spectacles that we will send was a great success.
to Port Lincoln Lion’s club for checking and sending
overseas.
The Men’s Shed would like to thank those members
of the local Card group that donated $100 to us.
10 days of Events, Encounters,
and Experiences
to celebrate our love of Nature
in South Australia
https://www.naturefestival.org.auCommunity News
ANGLICAN PARISH OF STREAKY BAY SA CWA STREAKY BAY BRANCH
Messages of Faith and Hope “Sharing And Caring With Action”
Covid 19 with the Delta variant is certainly leaving its A swap around of our August birthday bash and
mark on the human population of the world. September meeting was required given we were
restricted in numbers at a private home.
The Premier is telling the citizens of South Australia The general meeting adopted the normal process
that it is inevitable that it will spread to South Australia. and planning for the next few months.
NSW is having a huge increase in cases and Victoria
is not far behind. These lockdowns have a very negative The display for the month was a timeless keepsake that
affect on people. Anxiety, despair set in and frustration included some jewellery, decorative pill box, pure silver
set in people don’t know which way to turn. cutlery set, a prayer book blessed by the Pope, abacus,
Tupperware, etc.
It is the spiritual and emotional damage that needs to
be addressed. People are afraid. Congratulations to our member, Ann, for a Golden
Men and women do not control this world God our Wedding Anniversary milestone.
creator does God says, “do not fear, for I am with you,
do not be afraid, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, A third attempt at celebrating our branch 83rd birthday
I will help you, I will uphold you with my victorious right bash is scheduled for 14/9/21, fingers crossed, as
hand.” Isaiah 41:10 we’re hanging out for some birthday tucker!!
The only way you will experience the peace these words Our Far Western Group (that incorporates the Ceduna &
bring is to give your life into the hands of Jesus Christ, Streaky Bay branches) will host a member craft
the source of all life. Jesus Christ rules with love. competition on 21/9/21 (referred to as Table Day)
where members produce specific crafts, floral
That love is not like human love. It is sacrificial Jesus arrangements and a couple of baked goods.
showed us this when He died on that cross 2000 years A small affair but the public are able to come along from
ago for each one of us. Covid 19 and all the problems 1pm to the Streaky Bay RSL to have a look.
associated with it are already overcome.
Visitors and new Members always welcome.
Life does not come from this world it comes from God, Contacts: General - Sharon 0400 622278
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. So, accept your forgiveness Handicraft - Alison 0417 854883
turn away from your past and love and obey our Lord
AGLOW
Jesus Christ.
Rev’d Gavin Scantlebury, Parish Priest Meetings continue at the
Streaky Bay & Districts
Community Complex.
The next Meeting is on
Wednesday 15th September
Commencing @10am
You are most welcome to share a cuppa with us.
Catch up then time of worship and prayer.
Come and receive Gods Grace.
Through Jesus, of Eternal and Abundant Life.
Aglow is an Interdenominational Organisation for Mean
and Women to come together in Unity and Fellowship.
RSVP: Denise Coffey 0402 836 660
Roland Peters 0488 568 434To residents in and around Streaky Bay Council Area We are writing to let you know about a new service offering faster internet in your area. Wi-Sky is a small, local broadband provider building our own networks and delivering fast internet to people in country areas who are unable to access other options. Founded in 2015, we already operate more than 250 access towers across Southern NSW and Queensland and with community support could setup a similar network in your area How do I connect to Wi-Sky? Via a single tower overlooking your area (and providing we have line of sight to your residence), we install a small dish on your property and beam the signal directly into your home, connecting you to fast, reliable broadband internet. It’s that simple. For those without initial direct line of sight we offer a range of solutions to get connected. Some of the benefits of Wi-Sky internet: • Fast speeds (up to 30 mbps) - upload and download • Unlimited downloads • Low latency (response time after clicking your mouse) - 20 times faster than satellite • Competitive plans - great for families with multiple devices • All equipment is supplied and installed for you • Local service, local knowledge, local technical support We are keen to offer this service in the Pygery to Port Kenny and Sceale Bay areas and encourage those interested to contact us. Enquire about connecting to Wi-Sky today: www.wi-sky.com.au
Streaky Bay Community Hotels Limited
"This Year the Board received a large number of The Board is proud to confirm the successful
Grant requests for assistance from local worthy 2021 Grant Fund Recipients
community organisations.
-STREAKY BAY SENIOR CITIZENS $7,500
Unfortunately due to the financial impact on the -STREAKY BAY CHILDRENS CENTRE $2,000
Hotel's operations with COVID 19 and future -POOCHERA SPORTS COMPLEX $1,000
uncertainty of trading conditions the Board is limited -STREAKY BAY MUSEUM $3,050
-STREAKY BAY SCOUT GROUP $1,998
in funding.
-SA RURAL WOMENS $500
-STREAKY BAY GOLF CLUB $5,000
We highlight in 2020 and 2021 the Community Hotel
-STREAKY BAY SEA DRAGONS $800
Board also assisted the Streaky Bay Medical Centre -WESTERN DISTRICTS TENNIS CLUB $1,047
and donated to the all important RFDS $12,800. -KARLCULTABY PLAYGROUP $1,000
-STREAKY BAY RACING CLUB $5,000
-STREAKY BAY SK8 COMMITTEE $5,000
-STREAKY BAY TOURISM $5,000
-RFDS $2,000
-STREAKY BAY BOWLS CLUB $2,000
-CWA $1,000
-STREAKY BAY MEDICAL $20,000
TOTAL $63,895BAY STREAKY BAY & DISTRICT
OP SHOP POWERHOUSE
RESTORED ENGINE MUSEUM
Opening Hours
MONDAY 10am - 12pm
TUESDAY 10am - 2pm
WEDNESDAY 10am - 1pm
THURSDAY 10am - 2pm
FRIDAY 10am - 12pm
SATURDAY 9.30am - 12.00pm
Due to COVID-19 restrictions OVER 400 ENGINES RESORTED &
DONATIONS can only be left at IN WORKING CONDITION
THE SHED, Phillip Street on
OPENING TIMES
Mondays 9.00am - 12.00pm TUESDAY & FRIDAY
Please ensure your donations are clean,
2-5PM
OR BY PREVIOUS ARRANGEMENT
not stained or worn out, toys, linen,
kitchen items are in good condition. 20-22 ALFRED TERRACE
It is illegal to leave ELECTRICAL GOODS. STREAKY BAY
Eyre Crafts
Community Craft Shop
We are open !
Located corner of Bay Road &
Montgomerie Terrace.
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday
10am - 4pm
Saturday
10am - 1pm
*Locally Made Crafts
*2nd Hand Books For Sale
*Wool & Haberdashery
We look forward to welcoming youFor your
Property Maintenance needs
• Slashing & mowing
• Weed spraying
• General gardening & maintenance
• Bobcat Work & Attachments
Call Greg and Sonya
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