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Criterion 

Issue 147 

1 May 2013 

STREAKY BAY RURAL TRANSACTION & VISITOR CENTRE 

Tel: (08) 8626 7033 ● Fax: (08) 8626 1990 ● Email: rtc@streakybay.sa.gov.au 

Winners are grinners... 

The winners of the recent Bay Challenge fun run were all smiles after receiving their 

medals. (Winners names listed further in Criterion). 

The Inaugural Bay Challenge held on Sunday 21st April is hailed another 

huge success for the second year in Streaky Bay! 

The foreshore was a buzz with excitement and nervous energy as 

participants awaited the start gun to go off. Walkers and runners setting off 

along the foreshore lawns towards the boat ramp and return. Participants 

had the option to walk or run 3, 6 or 12kms. 

The event saw over 146 people participating, breaking last years record of 

110 participants, across a wide range of ages, and from a range of locations 

including local, regional, intra, and interstate. 

The day was supported by Mid West Community Health, District Council of 

Streaky Bay, YAC, Ocean Living Fitness and Streaky Bay Area School. 

Mid West Health Community Activities Coordinator Event Manager, Isabel 

Cotton said it was fantastic to see so many people coming out to be 

involved in the event and participating in physical activity. Thank you to all 

the volunteers, committee members and the best MC out, Tim O’Reilly. 

Please like the Face Book Page “Bay Challenge” to see photos from the 

day, results and keep updated for next year’s event. 

Come and 

have a cuppa 

About 15 years ago motivated 

resident Zita Chester started 

bringing morning tea into the 

Streaky Bay Council office and 

asking staff to contribute to 

cancer research. 

What started out as a very small 

affair has so far raised more 

than $10,000 and become an 

annual town event that attracts 

scores of people every year. 

Organisers aim to raise $1500 

for the Cancer Council and this 

year there are games and songs 

planned. 

Local businesses will again contribute 

food to the event and 

the District Council of Streaky 

Bay supports it with funds, staff 

time and the use of the Supper 

Room. 

The event is already registered 

so even if you can’t make it you 

can contribute at the Biggest 

Morning Tea website. 

Streaky Bay’s Biggest Morning 

Tea will this year take place at 

10am on Thursday 23 May at 

the Supper Room. 

Inside this Issue: 

☻ Council Information 

☻ Art Happenings 

☻ Out ‘n’ About 

☻ Community Billboard 

☻ Community Chit Chat 

☻ May Great Grants 

☻ 2013 Upcoming Events 

☻ Mid West Health Happenings 

☻ Far West Events Calendar 

☻ May Calendar 

The Criterion is a Community Newsletter made possible by the 

District Council of Streaky Bay as a service to the Streaky Bay Community. 

Information, articles and letters printed in the Criterion that are provided by members 

of the Community do not necessarily represent the thoughts or views of the District 

Council of Streaky Bay. 

Deadline for June 2013 issue: 

31 May 2013 

Editor: Lachlan Miller

Council Briefs 

May 2013 

The following is a summary of 

matters considered at Council’s 

18 April 2013 Ordinary Meeting 

and status reports of other 

Council projects and activities. 

ELECTION OF FLINDERS 

WARD COUNCILLOR 

Trevor Gilmore was elected as a 

ward councillor for the Flinders 

Ward at the Supplementary 

Election in April 2013. Trevor 

rejoins Council after a 13 year 

break and will have his first 

official meeting at Council’s 

Ordinary Council meeting on 16 

May. 

DEVELOPMENT AND REGULA- 

TORY 

Council Development Assessment 

Panel 

Council has appointed the following 

independent members to its 

Development Assessment Panel: 

Julie Lewis (Chair), Vicki Flaherty, 

Lorraine Lewis and Emma 

Williams. One more independent 

member vacancy exists and 

this is currently being advertised. 

Moores Boat Ramp 

Since the introduction of launch/ 

retrieval fees for the Moores Boat 

Ramp, Council has actively 

sought feedback to identify 

opportunities to refine the permit 

system. In considering the feedback 

received and benchmarking 

against permit systems in other 

areas, Council resolved for 

amendments to the system to 

include: 

change from boat-based 

permit system to person/ 

entity-based system 

annual permits to be on a 

financial year basis 

creation of monthly permits 

The Boat Launch Policy, incorporating 

these changes, will be 

provided to the May Ordinary 

Council meeting for approval. 

On Street Parking 

Council reviewed the number of 

disabled car parks on Bay Road 

and Alfred Terrace and noted 

that it is equivalent to the 

Australian standard requirements 

for the provision of disabled 

parking spaces in private car 

parks. 

Parking in disabled parking spaces 

(without a permit) and on continuous 

yellow lines was also discussed 

after concerns had been 

raised by members of the public. 

Council were advised that line 

marking would be undertaken in 

the near future to clearly mark 

parking areas. 

Enforcement of the parking controls 

will be undertaken. The penalty 

for stopping in a disabled 

park without a permit is $320.00 

and $83.00 for stopping on a 

continuous yellow line. 

INFRASTRUCTURE 

Patrol Grading 

Following the significant rainfall 

on Easter Saturday, patrol 

grading was undertaken on 

Sceale Bay Road, Woodlawn 

Road, Anderson Road, AB Smith 

Road, Pipeline Road, Mt Maria 

Drive, Alcanabie Road and 

portions of Cape Bauer Drive. 

2012/2013 Summary 

Rural Road Resheeting 

27km of 47km 

Sealed Road Construction 

0km of 5.1km 

Road Reseal or Reconstruction 

0km of 1.45km 

Unfortunately due to the continuing 

hot weather only eight days 

of grading occurred during which 

time Council were subject to considerable 

criticism for dry grading. 

Road Construction 

Rubble Pits 

Rubble has been raised on the 

Point Labatt Road and in preparation 

for the Poochera-Port 

Kenny Road intersection. The 

dozer is currently raising rubble 

for the Chilpenunda Road 

resheet. 

Projects 

Wells Street 

Works on the kerb replacement 

and parking bays are nearing 

completion. 

A contractor has laid the rubber 

seal and the asphalt overlay is 

currently being undertaken. 

The spoon drain near Doctors 

Beach has been removed and a 

raised platform installed to slow 

traffic prior to the school. Line 

marking will be undertaken 

following the seal and signage 

has been ordered. 

Sceale Bay Road Upgrade 

Works are continuing on the 

Sceale Bay Road with the 

sealing to occur in early May. 

Foreshore Upgrade 

Works have commenced on the 

foreshore with the site handed 

over to the contractor. 

The works will consist of 

irrigation, terrace levelling, 

pathways, kerbing, steps and 

garden beds. Conduits will also 

be provided for future electrical 

installations (such as BBQ and 

bollard lighting). The planting and 

provision of furniture within the 

reserve will be undertaken by 

Council at a later date and may 

be subject to additional grant 

funding. 

A playground and access ramp to 

the beach were already identified 

as a future Stage 2 and not 

proposed at this time.



Waste Management 

Landfill Environment Management 

Plans 

Council has received feedback 

from the EPA on the draft Landfill 

Environment Management Plan 

for Cungena and revised draft 

closure plan for the Streaky Bay 

Landfill site. A number of further 

issues need to be addressed prior 

to approval by the EPA. 

Quotes are being sought for a 

consultant to undertake the final 

planning to ensure the proposal 

proceeds in the short term. 

Zero Waste Regional Implementation 

Program 

An application has been submitted 

to Zero Waste for the funding 

through the Regional Implementation 

Program to develop a 

waste transfer and resource 

recovery centre in Streaky Bay. 

The funding application was for a 

project totalling $482,000 with 

Council contribution of $342,000 

and funding of $140,000. 

Tonkin Consulting was engaged 

to assist with the development of 

a concept plan for the transfer 

station which formed the basis of 

the application. 

Native Vegetation – Sceale Bay 

Road 

Council recently received 

approval from the Native Vegetation 

Council (NVC) for clearance 

associated with Stage 3 of the 

Sceale Bay Road Upgrade. The 

approval was subject to a number 

of conditions including that 

Council enter into a Heritage 

Agreement over 140Ha of native 

vegetation on Section 289 

Hundred of Ripon. 

This was consistent with 

Council’s resolution 244/12 from 

its December 2012 meeting. The 

new approval resulted in an 

additional offset area of 4Ha. 

The approval also noted that the 

Section 31E enforcement notice 

issued by the NVC on 16 January 

2013 required 13.7Ha to be set 

aside to offset past clearance 

along Sceale Bay Road which 

resulted in an excess of 122.3Ha 

which can be used as offset for 

any further clearance. 

The documentation for the Heritage 

Agreement is being prepared 

by NVC. 

Wirrulla Triangle 

Quotes have been received for 

the development of the Wirrulla 

Triangle. The works to be undertaken 

this financial year will be 

finalised with consideration for 

the existing budget. In order to 

complete the project in 

accordance with the community 

plan, additional funding may need 

to be considered for 13/14. 

Works Depot 

The sale of the land currently 

leased to SA Power Networks 

settled on 18 April 2013. Council 

have purchased a second-hand 

office and lunchroom to be 

located on the existing depot site 

which was delivered in mid April. 

The connection of services will 

occur shortly thereafter. 

In the interim, Council’s General 

Inspector will work out of the 

main office. 

Preliminary plans and cost 

estimates for the relocation of 

Council’s Works Depot to an 

alternate site will be progressed 

in conjunction with the planning 

for the Streaky Bay Waste 

Transfer and Resource Recovery 

Centre. 

Woodlawn Road 

At its January 2013 meeting, 

Council resolved (15/13) to write 

to property owners adjoining 

Woodlawn Road detailing options 

regarding the future upgrade of 

the road and schedule a meeting 

with residents to discuss the 

proposal further. 

A preliminary letter was sent to 

property owners adjoining the 

road in early March advising of 

this resolution. 

Tonkin Consulting have been 

engaged to develop a report 

containing a number of concepts 

and cross sections for Council 

and the community to consider 

with detail of the pros and cons of 

each. It will be these concepts 

that will form the basis of discussions 

with the residents and the 

subject of the proposed meeting. 

It is intended that the report will 

be received by the end of April in 

preparation for Council to receive 

at its May meeting prior to engaging 

with the community. 

Speed Limits Approaching 

Streaky Bay 

As a result of concerns from 

Councillors and the community 

regarding the speed limit 

approaching Streaky Bay from 

Poochera a request was sent to 

the Department of Planning, 

Transport and Infrastructure 

(DPTI) for a review. 

DPTI have advised that the 

80km/hr speed limit is considered 

appropriate for this location and is 

a correct reflection of the 

surrounding conditions at this 

time. 

It was suggested at the 18 April 

Council Meeting that a sign be 

installed on Flinders Highway 

approaching Little Island Road. 

Streaky Bay District Management 

Plan 

Following its Best Planning Ideas 

Award– Small Project and 

Minister’s Commendation at the 

Planning Institute of SA Award for 

Planning Excellence in 

November, the Streaky Bay 

District Management Plan also 

received a Commendation at the 

National Awards for Planning 

Excellence in Canberra on 26 

March. The Commendation was 

for Best Planning Ideas Small 

Project.



CORPORATE SERVICES 

Work Health & Safety 

The Local Government 

Association Workers Compensation 

Scheme (LGAWCS) have 

engaged Peter Close to assist 

District Council of Streaky Bay 

with the One System Implementation 

Program (OSIP). The 

program is designed to assist 

councils to implement the One 

System (OSS) policies and 

procedures to reach a level of 

Work Health & Safety (WHS) to 

be compliant with WorkCover 

Standards for Self Insurers. 

Peter’s initial visit was on 19-20 

March 2013. 

A HIA Business Management 

Plan (purchased to meet WHS 

compliance for the Streaky Bay 

Oval Precinct Construction 

Project) is currently being populated. 

Council’s onsite WHS 

Management Plan and the 

Person Conducting a Business or 

Undertaking (PCBU) Engagement 

Business Management Plan 

(to go out to Contractors) will 

assist with WHS compliance. 

The Work Health & Safety & 

Injury Management Plan 2012- 

2015 (WHS&IM Plan) was 

endorsed by the WHS Audit 

Committee on 26 March 2013, 

prior to endorsement by Council’s 

Audit Committee and Council. 

GOVERNANCE 

Representation Review 

Council has approved the 

Representation Options Paper be 

released for public consultation. 

The Options Paper is the first 

stage of the review process to 

determine whether the 

community would be more adequately 

and fairly represented 

from alternate representation 

arrangements. 

Regional Development Australia 

Whyalla and Eyre Peninsula 

(RDAWEP) Board Funding 

Funding for the RDAWEP under 

the current agreement expiring 30 

June 2103 was provided by the 

Commonwealth, State and Local 

Government. The State 

Government has announced that 

it will withdraw its funding of 

$633,000 from future 

agreements. 

The 11 Eyre Peninsula councils 

have been considering their 

funding options to ensure that the 

RDAWEP continues to provide 

economic and industry development 

services to the community. 

Council resolved to increase its 

contribution to the RDAWEP by 

25% for 2013/14 and then 3% 

thereafter. 

Parking Enforcement in the Streaky Bay Town Centre 

Council has received complaints regarding the increasing number of motorists parking illegally in the 

Streaky Bay Town Centre specifically in disabled parking spaces and upon continuous yellow lines. Due to 

the high number of illegally parked cars and the risk posed to vehicle and pedestrian safety, enforcement of 

parking controls is now being undertaken. 

Expiation fees are set within legislation. 

If you are found stopping in a parking area for people with disabilities without displaying a disabled parking 

permit you will receive an expiation of $320.00. 

If you are found stopping on a continuous yellow edge line you could receive an expiation of $83.00. 

Disabled Car Parks 

Displaying a Disability Parking Permit is necessary to avoid receiving a parking fine. If you have a permit 

please make sure you display this when you park in a disabled car park. 

Council cannot issue Disability Parking Permits – these permits are available by visiting your local GP and 

requesting they fill in a Disability Parking Permit Application. 

For more information call Service SA on 13 10 84.

Residents and ratepayers in the 


have the opportunity to provide 

input to the representation 

arrangements for Council into 

the future. 

The Local Government Act 

requires all councils to periodically 

review the representation 

arrangements that are in place to 

determine whether the 

community would be more adequately 

and fairly represented 

from an alternative arrangement. 

Mayor Stephens believes that 

having representation arrangements 

that suit the community is 

just as important as the actual 

election of councillors. 

“We had a high level of voter 

participation in the recent supplementary 

election and it would be 

Representation Review 

great to see similar numbers of 

community members having 

input into the representation 

options for our Council.” Mayor 

Stephens said. 

Council has released a 

Representation Options Paper 

for public consultation. The 

Options Paper discusses key 

issues such whether the Council 

should have a mayor or chairperson, 

the need for area and ward 

councillors, the division of the 

council area into wards, the 

number of councillors and the 

name of the council and future 

wards. 

The Options Paper is the first of 

three stages in the representation 

review process. The next 

stage is for Council to consider 

the options and the feedback 

received from the first public 

consultation to prepare 

proposals for change or the 

maintenance of the status quo. 

This will all be summarised in a 

Representation Review Report 

which will be released for further 

public consultation in late July. 

The final stage will be the 

consideration of submissions 

from the second public 

consultation and the finalisation 

of a report the Electoral Commissioner 

setting out any proposed 

changes. 

The Representation Options 

Paper is available on the Council 

website and in hard copy at 

Council’s Office and the Visitor 

Information Centre. Full details of 

how to make a submission are 

contained in the Options Paper 

with submissions closing on 7 

June. 

Voters in the Flinders Ward of 

the District Council of Streaky 

Bay will be casting their votes in 

early July for the Supplementary 

Election but first the search is on 

for candidates to nominate for 

the vacant position. 

2013 has represented a period of 

transition with the recent resignations 

of long-term councillors 

Greg Schreiber and Trevor 

Kemp. 

The first Supplementary Election 

for a Flinders Ward councillor 

was conducted in April and Trevor 

Gilmore was the successful 

candidate. The election signals 

Councillor Gilmore’s return 

to Council after a 13 year break. 

The second Supplementary 

Put your hand up for Council 

Election for the vacancy resulting 

from Trevor Kemp’s resignation 

will occur in July 2013. 


Mayor Rob Stephens 

encourages all members of the 

community to consider nominating 

for the ward councillor 

vacancy. 

“Being a councillor allows people 

to play an important role in the 

development of the district while 

providing a valuable community 

service” says Mayor Stephens. 

Nominations to be a candidate 

for election to the District Council 

of Streaky Bay will open on 23 

May and close at 12.00 noon on 

6 June, 2013. 

Nomination kits are available 

from the Council Office, 29 Alfred 

Terrace Streaky Bay and provide 

all of the information intending 

candidates need to know to nominate 

for election. In addition, a 

Candidate Briefing Session will 

be held at 7.30pm on 23 May, 

2013 at the Streaky Bay Visitor 

Information Centre. The Briefing 

Session will provide information 

and answers to any queries regarding 

councillor candidacy. 

“If you have ever thought about 

running for Council now is the 

time to get hold of a nomination 

kit and maybe speak to family, 

friends or a local councillor regarding 

your candidacy” says 

Mayor Stephens.

Streaky Bay young people spent 

youth week on the coast with 

several activities that saw them 

paddling and walking across the 

water, sumo wrestling, cooking 

and eating exotic food and riding 

electric skateboards. 

Youth Week in Streaky Bay 

kicked off on the balmy and calm 

Friday night (5 April) with the 

screening of a movie under the 

stars at Doctor’s Beach. Several 

dozen young people turned up 

with their picnic rugs and chairs 

to enjoy the free popcorn, drinks 

and family flick Brave. 

The weather was again perfect 

for the following day’s (6 April) 

paddle boarding action at 

Elliston’s Waterloo Bay. About 

Streaky Bay Youth Week Action 

60 young people from Elliston, 

Streaky Bay, Haslam, Lock and 

Wudinna gathered for the days’ 

activities which included 

wrestling in sumo suits, electric 

skateboards and a healthy lunch. 

Young people from several local 

schools participated in a series 

of music workshops during 

school hours throughout the 

week. The students tried their 

hands at song writing, singing 

and performing during the workshops 

which were run by 

talented Penong musicians Matt 

Rodgers and Seda Spitzkowsky. 

The air was filled with the exotic 

aromas of traditional Indonesian 

food on Tuesday night (9 April) 

when a group of young people 

enjoyed a cooking class with the 

help of local Indonesian cooking 

enthusiast Rani Haycraft. Class 

participants were aged from 12 

to 23 and all enjoyed cooking 

and eating the Indonesian delicacies 

nasi goreng and prawn 

and corn fritters. Students also 

sampled several Indonesian desserts 

at the class. 

Sunday (14 April) saw the 

eagerly anticipated walk on 

water balls arrive in Streaky Bay 

from Adelaide as part of the Bay 

Festival. Dozens of young 

people turned out to Doctors’ 

Beach and the community pool 

to enjoy the activities which 

included beach cricket and volley 

ball as well as a healthy 

barbecue lunch. 

Council’s Development Assessment Panel 

Call for Expressions of Interest—Independent Member of the District Council of 

Streaky Bay Development Assessment Panel 

The District Council of Streaky 

Bay is seeking expressions of 

interest from members of the 

public who would like to become 

a member of the Council’s 

Development Assessment Panel 

(CDAP). 

The CDAP has been operating 

successfully since 2007, acting 

as the relevant authority under 

the Development Act 1993, to 

make decisions on planning 

applications delegated to it by 

the Council. The CDAP is also 

able to advise the Council on 

development assessment trends 

and issues. 

The CDAP is comprised of seven 

(7) members appointed by 

Council. Of these currently two 

(2) members are Elected 

Members of the Council and five 

(5) are independent Members, 

one of which is the Presiding 

Member. Council’s CDAP usually 

meets once a year when 

required. 

As a guide, it is anticipated that 

the independent member would 

ideally possess qualifications or 

experience in one or more of the 

following fields – town planning, 

heritage architecture, architecture, 

landscape architecture, 

urban design, environmental 

planning, social geography, 

traffic engineering, environment 

and planning law, or any other 

field that is relevant to the 

activities of the CDAP. 

Preference will be given to a 

person who lives within the 


and who has a sound knowledge 

of the Development Act and 

Regulations, an understanding of 

the procedure for assessing 

planning applications and an 

understanding of the Council’s 

Development Plan. The 

successful applicant will be 

compensated for their time and 

expertise by an appropriate level 

of remuneration. 

Expressions of Interest detailing 

experience, qualifications, skills, 

and knowledge should be 

forwarded to Jennifer Brewis, 

Development Assessment 

Manager, District Council of 

Streaky Bay PO Box 179 Streaky 

Bay 5680 by 5.00pm on 

Thursday 9 May 2013. 

For further information, please 

contact Jennifer Brewis on 8626 

1001. 

Lachlan Miller 

Chief Executive Officer

MEALS ON WHEELS ROSTER 

MAY 2013 

DAY DATE NAME/S 

Wednesday 1st May P. Shearsby & M. Thomas 

Thursday 2nd May D. Stephens & Z. Chester 

Friday 3rd May B. Hargreaves & E. Williams 

Monday 6th May J. Francis & C. Robinson 

Tuesday 7th May B. Kammerman & C. Lange 

Wednesday 8th May G. & A. Banks 

Thursday 9th May T. & R. Kemp 

Friday 10th May N. Gosling & R. Schlink 

Monday 13th May K. Trezona & J. Kennedy 

Tuesday 14th May R. & L. French 

Wednesday 15th May M. & G. Lee 

Thursday 16th May P. Needle & M. Jackson 

Friday 17th May A. Holland & J. Williams 

Monday 20th May M. Thomas & K. Murphy 

Tuesday 21st May P. Hogan & M. Bartlett 

Wednesday 22nd May K. & H. Carey 

Thursday 23rd May C. & M. Mills 

Friday 24th May H. Flanigan & A. Sidler 

Monday 27th May T. Smith & K. Brace 

Tuesday 28th May A. Tarrant & D. Trevena 

Wednesday 29th May A. Clarke & M. Johnson 

Thursday 30th May J. Alexander & J. Cutts 

Friday 31st May G. Fiebig & I. Cotton 

Monday 3rd June P. Montgomerie & M. Ettridge 

Tuesday 4th June B. Hull & C. Lange 

Wednesday 5th June B. Black & M. Black 

Winners 

2013 

3km Walk - 

Under 15’s - Alicia McGully 

Under 21’s - No Winner 

Men’s - Trevor Guppy 

Women’s - Sandra Guppy 

3km Run - 

Under 15’s - Zack Miller 

Under 21’s - Jarred Hawes 

Men’s - Lachlan Miller 

Women’s - Karli Sargent 

6km Walk - 

Under 15’s - No winner 

Under 21’s - Mica Obst & Nicki Sleep 

Men’s - John ayres 

Women’s - Kate Crawford 

6km Run - 

Under 15’s - Kyle Tucker 

Under 21’s - Alysha Coombs 

Men’s - Nick Cunningham 

Women’s - Kelly Coombs 

12km Walk—No Entries 

12km Run - 

Under 15’s - Ronan Phillips Johns 

Under 21’s - Rose Lee 

Men’s - Paul Lynch 

Women’s - Sarah Brougham

EP Farmers and Fishermens Markets 

Sunday 21 April, 2013

Community Chit Chat 

SACWA Update 

Final details were decided on 

for the May 7 th Progressive 

Lunch. Drinks and nibbles will 

be served at the RSL Hall at 

11am, we will then drive via 

the bus to the Caravan Park 

Kiosk for the main course (3 

courses to choose from). 

Then on the bus again where 

we will be delivered to 

Mocean for coffee and scones. 

All members are reminded to 

be at the RSL Hall at 10.55am 

for the beginning of our “lunch 

with a difference”. 

June is AGM time again. 

Please contact Jan (8626 

1485) or Sharon (8626 1440) 

for full details as this date 

may be changed from our usual 

1 st Tuesday. 

Meals on Wheels 

A ‘coffee and cake’ afternoon 

will be held on Thursday 2 nd of 

May at the Shell Roadhouse. 

Invitations have been 

extended to all deliverers who 

are receiving badges this year. 

No Open Birthday/Award afternoon 

as we have held in 

previous years, just deliverers. 

We decided we would try it 

this way and only have a full 

afternoon celebration every 5 

years. Last year we celebrated 

35 years as a branch 

so the next big one will be held 

in 2017 for our 40 th year. 

Hospital Auxillary 

A Mother’s Day Raffle will be 

held on Friday 3 rd May in front 

of Redding’s supermarket from 

9am till 3pm. It will be drawn 

on Wednesday 8 th May at the 

annual “Cuppa for Cancer” in 

the Elmhaven dayroom at 

2pm. 

We hope to have a good 

crowd again as it is a “free 

day” during the Bowls Whiting 

Carnival. Notices have been 

displayed at the caravan park 

laundries, Clearwater Café, 

Redding’s Supermarket, in 

the school newsletter and at 

the hospital waiting room or 

you can contact Jan Patterson 

(8626 1485) for details. 

Probus Probing 

Kath Heading chaired her 1 st 

meeting for the Streaky Bay 

Probus Club this month and 

then she also shared her 

“Quilting Travel Tour” with all 

present. 

Her tour incorporated many 

different aspects of quilting 

and sewing - American Style. 

From an Amish community to 

a very large quilting exhibition 

and many stops in between. 

Kath passed around many 

souvenirs from her travels 

during her talk. Sandy 

extended members thanks 

and presented her with a small 

token of appreciation. 

Jan Patterson shared the 

recent 10 th birthday celebrations 

of the Ceduna Branch 

with all. 5 members from the 

Streaky Bay Branch attended 

this birthday dinner. It was a 

wonderful night complete will a 

delicious, well presented 3 

course meal, lovely pleasant 

musical entertainment and a 

large birthday cake. 

Next meeting will be held at 

the Flinders Room, Streaky 

Bay Hotel on Thursday 16 th 

May at 10am. 

Museum Musing 

Many changes have occurred 

over the last 3 weeks as the 

Haslam Boat collection has 

“sailed” into our museum in 

Streaky Bay. They are looking 

very comfortable in their new 

home – high and dry on the 

jetty near the other sailing/ 

fishing artefacts. 

Come along for a visit and see 

these and all the other articles 

which we have acquired from 

Haslam. Again these have 

blended in well with the many 

displays we have. 

We thank all the persons, men 

and women who come along 

each month - the willing men 

who turn up each Tuesday 

morning from 8-30am till 12 

noon. Without you we would 

not be able to open twice a 

week from 1-30pm till 4pm 

every Tuesday and Friday.

This page is for Clubs and Organisations who would like to inform readers of meetings, messages, etc. 

Views expressed in this Opinion Forum are not necessarily those of the Criterion. 

The editor reserves the right to edit any submitted articles. 

Email: rtc@streakybay.sa.gov.au 

Hospital Auxillary 

* Mother’s Day Raffle * 

Friday 3rd May 9.00am to 3.00pm 

(In front of Foodland Supermarket) 

* “Cuppa for Cancer” * 

Wednesday 8th May @ 2.00pm 

at the Elmhaven Day Room 

(Mother’s Day Raffle will be drawn 

at this time) 

INDOOR BOWLS 

Winter indoor bowls in the Streaky Bay Bowls 

Clubhouse will commence this month. Proposed 

first day is 15th May but this is to be 

confirmed. Posters will be displayed nearer the 

start date. 

In the past the format has been social mixed 

games, no set teams, players drawn each day. 

All bowls are provided, only requirement is players 

footwear be of a flat preferably smooth 

type soles. 

Names in by 1pm, play either 1, 2 or all 3 games. 

A cuppa and biscuits after the 2nd game. 

All past members and visitors are welcome. 

A fun time in congenial company is guaranteed. 

PLEASE NOTE 

Deadlines for upcoming issues of the 

Criterion are as follows: 

South Australian 

Country Womens Association 

Sharing & Caring with Action 

Next Meeting 

Tuesday 7 May 2013 

1.30pm at the RSL Hall 

AGM 

Coming up in June 

PROBUS CLUB 

Meet every 3rd Thursday of each month 

Next Meeting 

16th May, 2013 

10.00am @ the 

Flinders Room, Streaky Bay Hotel 

Biggest Morning Tea 

Thursday 23rd March 2013 

10.00am 

JUNE 2013 MAY 31 12PM 

JULY 2013 JUNE 28 12PM 

AUGUST 2013 JULY 31 12PM 

SEPTEMBER 2013 AUGUST 30 12PM 

OCTOBER 2013 SEPT 27 12PM 

If we have not received any 

correspondence by these deadlines it will 

not be entered 

May Birthdays 

1st Mick Tomney 

2nd Lawline wheaton 

6th Annette Wallis 

13th Lawrence Tomney 

14th Jan Patterson 

23rd James Crossman 

25th Jason Noonan 

26th Karli Sargent 

28th Rachelle Montgomerie

Streaky Bay Bowling Club 

Annual Whiting Carnival 

With the 2012/13 bowls season 

coming to an end, the Streaky 

Bay Bowling Club is now 

preparing for the annual 

Whiting Carnival to be held from 

5 th to 11 th May. This year will be 

the twenty-fifth carnival and 

preparations are underway to 

celebrate the carnival’s silver 

anniversary. A dinner at the 

Streaky Bay Hotel on Saturday 

4 th will kick off the carnival with 

approximately two hundred 

guests attending. I am sure 

there will be lots of laughs as 

bowlers revisit past carnivals. 

There are some who have 

played in over twenty of the 

carnivals, making many long 

lasting friendships. 

The number of entries received 

this year is amazing with the 

mixed fours events having an 

extra sixty four players. To 

accommodate all the entries, an 

on and off programme has been 

organised, and the mixed pairs 

which is normally played on the 

Tuesday is now played on two 

days – Monday and Tuesday. 

Individual convenors are in 

charge of the catering for each 

of the days and they will be kept 

on their toes with a constant 

supply of meals being served 

throughout the day. 

Fitting everyone into the clubhouse 

is a major issue and the 

Streaky Bay Racing Club have 

generously allowed the Bowling 

Club to use one of its marquees 

which should enhance the party 

atmosphere of the carnival. 

Over the years the carnival has 

grown to be the great success it 

is through the hard work of the 

many volunteers who work 

tirelessly in the weeks leading 

up to and during the carnival. It 

is a huge effort with most club 

members involved and it is most 

satisfying to see so many old 

friends continuing to travel to 

Streaky Bay to take part in our 

carnival. This year we have 

some new teams competing, 

including two teams from 

Western Australia and one from 

Kangaroo Island. 

We could not survive without 

our sponsors and we thank 

them for their continued 

generosity. Most local 

businesses support our carnival, 

as well as many from out of 

town. The support of locals 

with their donations of salads 

and volunteering to help with 

the catering is truly amazing – 

we are indeed fortunate to have 

such a great community. 

The Streaky Bay Oval Complex is 

starting to take shape. The Club 

is in the process of reviewing 

quotes for artificial greens to be 

built at the Oval complex, and 

once this decision has been 

made, plans for the installation 

will be under way. It is possible 

that our next carnival will be 

held up at the new complex and 

we will have the use of the new 

clubhouse. Let’s hope that the 

carnival continues to be as 

successful in future years. With 

new greens and a new clubhouse 

it will be an exciting time 

for the club. 

KEEP THIS DATE FREE! 

“POOCHERA MARKET DAY” 

‘NEW DAY’ 

Sunday 27th October, 2013 

To register for a stall please contact janeen on 8626 3055

COME JOIN US AT THE 

BIGGEST MORNING TEA 

AND 

CELEBRATION OF THE QUEENS’ 

60 YEARS OF REIGN 

WHERE: 

Yantanaby Memorial Hall 

WHEN: Monday 17th June 2013 

TIME: 10am for Biggest Morning Tea 

followed by a tribute to the late Mrs Delma Roberts and the 

releasing of pink helium balloons 

(These will be available to all who would like to release one in memory of a friend or loved one at the cost 

of $5.00 which will be paid into the cancer appeal) 

At the conclusion, a thanksgiving will be given by Reverend Sue Ellis 

Social activities until 12 noon 

Lunch - cost $12.00 (soup/savouries/sweets) 

1.15pm - meet the Queen ..... Social hour including guest speaker 

Royal Afternoon Tea 

RSVP: 6th May, 2013 - Phone 8626 0934 

If you choose to release a helium balloon please let me know 

Come along as everyone is most welcome!!

May - Great Grants 

Environment Conservation & 

Heritage 

Junior Landcare Grants Program—Overview 

Provider: Landcare Australia 

Category: Environment Conservation & Heritage 

Funding: Max per grant $5,000 

Closes: Ongoing 

Website: http://www.juniorlandcare.com.au/grants-2 

Native Vegetation Council Research Grants 

Provider: Dept. of Water, Land and Biodiversity Conservation 

(SA) 


Funding: Various 


http://www.dwlbc.sa.gov.au/native/nvc/grants.html 

Native Vegetation Fund—Significant Environmental 

Benefit Grants 

Provider; Dept of Water, Land and Biodiversity Conservation 

(SA) 




http://www.dwlbc.sa.gov.au/native/nvc/ 

grants.html#Native Vegetation Fund Grant Scheme 

LPG Vehicle Scheme 

Provider: AusIndustry 


Funding: Max per grant: $2,000 


Website: http://www.ausindustry.gov.au 

H2ome Rebate 

Provider: SA Water 




Website: http://sawater.com.au 

Solar Hot Water Rebate Programme 

Provider: Australian Greenhouse Office 


Funding: Max per Grant: $1,000 


Website: http://www.greenhouse.gov.au/solarhotwater 

Coastal Participation Grants 

Provider: Dept for Environment and Heritage (SA) 




Website: http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/coasts/ 

board.html 

Youth 

Youth Benefit Community Assistance Grant 

Provider: Youth Benefits Ltd 

Category: Youth 

Funding: Max $2,500 


Phone (08) 8255 4346 

Youth Participation Grant 

Provider: Office for Youth (SA) 




Website: http://www.officeforyouth.sa.gov.au 

Community 

Community Partnerships Program 

Provider: Alliance One Credit Union 

Category: Community Services & Development 

Funding: Min per grant: $250 


Website: http://www.a1cu.com.au 

Peter Brock Foundation Grants 

Provider: Peter Brock Foundation 

Category: Community Services and Development 



Website: http://www.peterbrockfoundation.com.au 

Arts & Culture 

Country Arts SA Overview 

Provider: Country Arts SA 

Category: Arts & Culture 



Website: http://www.countryarts.org.au 

Community Partnerships Grants Program 

Provider: The Australia Council 

Category: Arts & Culture 



Website: http://www.australiacouncil.gov.au/grants 

Children & Family 

Family Day Care Start up Payment 

Provider: Dept of Education, Employment and Workplace 

Relations 

Category: Children & Family 



Website: http://www.deewr.gov.au 

Minister for Youth's Leadership Grant 

Provider: Office for Youth 


Funding: Max per grant $500 


Website: http://www.officeforyouth.sa.gov.au

ELMHAVEN 

ACTIVITIES PROGRAM 

MAY 2013 

COMMUNITY CARDS 

COMMUNITY LUNCH 

Tuesdays at 1.00pm 

In the Elmhaven Activity Room 

All welcome 

BINGO 

At the Elmhaven Activity Room 

Thursday 2nd @ 1.30pm 

Thursday 16th @ 1:30pm 

Thursday 23rd @ 1:30pm 

“Cuppa for Cancer” 

When: Wednesday 8th May @ 2.00pm 

Where: Elmhaven Day Room 

Everyone Welcome!! 

WHEN: 12pm Thursday 9 May 2013 

WHERE: Elmhaven Activity Room 

Come and enjoy a delicious 2 course meal and good 

company for only $10.00 

Phone Elmhaven on 8626 1490 by 

Monday 6th May by 2pm to book your place 

We hope to see you there!!! 

QUIZ QUIZ QUIZ QUIZ! 

WHEN: Thursday 30th May 1.30pm 


Test your brain! Teams made up on the day. 

Afternoon tea provided. 

All welcome. 

FALLS PREVENTION PRESENTATION 

WHEN: Tuesday May 7th at 10.30am—11.30am 


Guest Speakers 

Renae Nettle (Occupational Therapist) 

Lyn Sweet (Home Care Co-ordinator) 

Isabel Cotton (Easy Moves) 

All Welcome 

Coffee and tea available

ELMHAVEN ENTERTAINMENT!! 

Easter Baskets with Maureen Buckley 

At the end of March we were lucky enough to 

have Maureen share her Easter Bunny Basket 

craft with Elmhaven (see right), Streaky Bay 

Hospital and Community residents. Enough 

baskets were made for residents and their families 

to enjoy, especially the children, big and 

small! 

Thanks to Kaye Brace, Hazel Payne, Shirley 

Coombs and Lorraine Irvine for your help on the 

day. 

I would like to take this opportunity to thank 

Maureen for all the ideas she has put forward 

over the last couple of years to make our craft 

days successful. 

(above) Mick plays a birthday song for Shirley as Lorraine 

watches on. 

STREAKY BAY SCOUTS GROUP 

Founders Day Barbecue 

Community Service is part of the scouting 

movement programme. Recently the 

scouts visited Elmhaven to celebrate 

Founders Day (Lord Baden-Powells 

Birthday). This is an annual event enjoyed 

by both children and residents (see left|). 

The scouts cooked the barbecue lunch and 

the cubs and joeys served the meal. Gifts 

were made and presented to the residents. 

Thanks to all involved. 

MAX MUIRSONS FAREWELL 

Elmhaven hosted a farewell lunch for Max 

on Thursday the 4th of April 2013. Max had 

been a resident at Elmhaven since January 

2011 and more recently at the Streaky Bay 

Hospital. He will take up new residence in 

an Adelaide nursing home, to be closer to 

family. 

The lunch was attended by family and 

friends and Max will be sorely missed. 

After enjoying a delicious meal, Alicia 

Carcuro made a heartfelt speech wishing 

Max and his family all the best for the future. 

We presented Max with a basket of goodies, 

including some souvenirs and photos to help 

him remember his friends at Streaky Bay. 

Max and his daughter Julie presented 

Elmhaven with a lovely lamp and many 

thanks. 

(Left) Staff members Veronica, Alicia and Helen with Max’s 

daughter Julie, Max and Dave.

ELMHAVEN ENTERTAINMENT Cont’d!! 

HOSPITAL RESIDENTS 

MY KITCHEN RULES CHALLENGE 

(Left) Alison Danis and Jack Howard enjoy the entertainment. (Above) 

The main meal ready to be served and judged. 

This months cooking team for the hospital residents My Kitchen Rules were Ali Danis and jack Howard. 

The theme for their restaurant was “Where the wild things grow”. Joan Howard masterminded the 

Quandong Pie and helped on the day decorating the room with native fauna, fox skins, kangaroos and 

stuffed birds. 

Jack and Ali’s menu was a huge success scoring just below the “Eton Mess” restaurant from last month. 

Mick Sprigg provided the entertainment with bush songs played on his mouth organ. 

Next months’ team is Carmel Miller, Sharni Cupples and Marilla Appleby. 

MENU 

Main Course:- Wild fish pie with home 

grown roasted tomatoes and broccoli 

Dessert:- Native quandong slice served 

with fresh cream or icecream 

Judges total score - Jack and Ali - 29 

Judge 1—Main Course 7; Dessert 8 

Judge 2—Main Course 6; Dessert 8 

The other contestants also scored the meal and final scores 

will be revealed at the challenges’ conclusion. 

Streaky Bay Visitor Information 

Centre 

Personalised Visitor Information 

Internet Access 

Centrelink Agent 

Room Hire and Video Conferencing Facilities 

Administrative Services - including:- 

Photocopying, Scanning, Typing, Facsimile, 

Laminating and Binding 

Art Exhibition Displays & Gallery 

Community and Tourism Officer 

21 Bay Road, Streaky Bay SA 5680 

Telephone: (08) 8626 7033 

Fax: (08) 8626 1990 

Email: rtc@streakybay.sa.gov.au 

OPEN 

Monday to Friday 

9.00am-12.30pm 

1.30pm-5.00pm

SOLAR SYSTEMS 

DESIGNED, SOLD & SERVICED LOCALLY 

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ALL BRANDS OF PANELS/INVERTERS 

11000 KW H/YR 

5.98KW 26XPANEL/DELTA 

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INSTALLED# 

# STCS ASSIGNED TO INSTALLER 

0427 717 211 

MARTIN SQUIRE 

SOLAR & ELECTRICAL 

PGE 142135 

CEC A2092162

MICHAEL BROOKS 

BUILDING 

New Homes * Renovations * Pergolas * Bathrooms * Sheds 

FOR ALL YOUR BULDING NEEDS 

call Michael on 

0427 242 565 

Builders Licence No. BLD 159576 

Look out for these new titles @ 


School Community Library 

Daddy’s Gone A-Hunting 

By Mary Higgins Clark 

The Farmer’s Wife 

By Rachel Treasure 

Deborah Goes to Dover 

By M.C. Beaton 

Mullumbimby 

By Melissa Lucashenko 

Absolution Creek 

By Nicole Alexander 

Chances 

By Freya North 

Jack of Diamonds 

By Bryce Courtenay 

Last to Die 

By Tess Gerritsen 

Shadows on the Nile 

By Kate Furnivall 

Wyoming Tough 

By Diana Palmer 

Ask us about 

ebooks and audiobooks. 

This is just a selection of our new Adult Fiction titles. 

Pop into the library to see new non-fiction books, dvds and the 

latest magazines

C & R Johns Roofing 

& Home Maintenance 

BLD 149464 

ABN: 56188279867 

Roof repairs or renewal, 

Gutters, Downpipes, 

Rainwater Tanks supplied 

and installed (Team Poly Agent) 

plus general home 

maintenance jobs 

Pensioner Rates 

Chris Johns - 

0408 344 622 / 8626 7004 

STREAKY BAY AND 

SURROUNDING AREAS 

WRIGLEY’S 

CARPET & VINYL 

Huge range of 

inexpensive Builders/ 

Commercial/Rental 

carpet through to 

Luxury 100% Wool 

Products 

ALL INSTALLED 

ON QUALITY 

UNDERLAY 

Most jobs installed 

within 2 weeks. Call 

We have all styles to 

suit your home or 

business 

From 

WOODGRAIN, 

TILE, SLATE, 

STONE, MODERN 

OR PLAIN 

Installations at city 

prices or better 

Also supply a large 

range of boat and 

STREAKY BAY & DISTRICT 

ROAD SAFETY GROUP 

Contact: Mark on 0418 570 528 

PO Box 77, 

Streaky Bay 5680 

Specialising in residential, rural and 

commercial sales and property management. 

We have also commenced holiday letting 

Come in and see one of the team today! 

Bronwyn Hull—Principal/Sales 

0427 263 183 

Jill Leonard —PA to Principal/Sales 

0408 739 929 

Nicole Roe—Property Management 

Kaelene Amey—Administration 

23 Alfred Terrace STREAKY BAY SA 5680 

P: (08) 8626 1477 

www.hullrealestate.com.au

Buildsmart SA 

QUALITY CONSTRUCTION 

BLD 219110 

Licensed and insured for residential and commercial 

work 

Additions and alterations 

Bathroom renovations are our specialty 

Accredited waterproofing installer 

Pergolas and Decks 

Flat pack kitchens supplied and installed 

Pre-purchase property reports 

Maintenance issues? Give us a call 

Bobcat Hire with 300mm + 450mm borer 

Based in Streaky Bay 

All work to relevant Australian Standards 

JOIN OUR LIST OF HAPPY CUSTOMERS 

Call DAVID SMITH 0417 883 694 

Email: buildsmartsa@bigpond.com 

7 Thompson Way, Streaky Bay SA 5680 

BLINDS 

VENETIAN * VERTICAL * PLEATED * ROLLER 

Phone: 8626 1004 

or 13 16 13

Here you will find links to FREE web-based literacy resources 

but your usual internet/download charges will apply. (We 

hope to bring you a new resource every couple of months). 

Teach Your Monster to Read 

No, we’re not talking about your children! 

It’s a free game where children create their own monster 

which has to learn to read to fix its spaceship. 

The game introduces letters and their sounds then how to 

break down words into sounds (decoding or segmenting), 

how to put the letter sounds back together to make a word 

(blending) and some “tricky” words which are words that can 

not be sounded out easily. 

You can find the game at http:// 

www.teachyourmonstertoread.com 

It is free but you do need to sign up with your email address. 

Don't forget the free phonics books at 

http://www.speld-sa.org.au (based on Jolly Phonics) 

For further information visit our Facebook page at 

Literacy Corner - Streaky Bay 

or email Vicki at 

streakyreading@gmail.com 

SUPPLIERS OF 

D.I.Y. KITFORM 

COOLROOMS 

To Eyre Peninsula & surrounds 

We also manufacture mobile coolrooms 

Staycold Refrigeration P/L 

0408 827 900 

staycold@bigpond.com 

Located near Streaky Bay 

D.I.Y. 

CATERING? 

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MOBILE 

COOLROOM 

Servicing your region regularly 

The world’s leading food and agribusiness bank 

Visiting Streaky Bay and surrounding areas 

on a monthly basis 

We will be located at 10 Bay Road, Streaky Bay 

Next to the ANZ Bank. 

For an on-farm or branch appointment please phone 

8682 5200

Get expert service and advice for all your 

floor covering needs, including: 

Specials on carpet, vinyl and floating floors for your 

home. 

Price reduction on commercial carpet and vinyl for offices 

and shops. 

Don’t miss the specials on 

CARPETS * VINYLS & FLOATING FLOORS 

Give Phil a call NOW on 8682 5900 

to arrange your FREE measure & quote!!! 

All floor coverings are PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED 

Please call Phil today to organise your date for 


Bay Physiotherapy 

51 Alfred Terrace 

STREAKY BAY 

Neck and Back Pain 

Headaches 

Sports Injuries 

Orthopedic and Arthritic Conditions 

Rehabilitation 

Postural Advice 

Ergonomic and Workplace 

Assessment and Advice 

Contact Stephanie Roberts 

(Ba. App. Sc. Physio.) 

for further information or to arrange a 

consultation 

Ph: 8626 1593 or 0427 261 593 

bayphysiotherapy@bigpond.com 

 

 

 

 

Heather’s 

Curtain Centre 

Do you require… 

SHUTTERS - Aussie made for Aussie 

Conditions with the usual guarantees. 

AWNINGS - All types of fabrics. 

PVC BLINDS - For pergolas and outside 

verandahs etc. 

ALL TYPES - Of interior & exterior 

blinds and curtains. 

Buy locally “where the best costs less” and 

get professional friendly service! 

Suppliers of interior decorative lights 

Proprietors - Barry & Michelle Tee 

12 Edinburgh Street, Port Lincoln 

Ph/fax (08) 8682 5521

EVENTS FOR FAR WEST EYRE 

PENINSULA 2013 

Streaky Bay is set to party later this 

year when the District Council celebrates 

its 125 th anniversary and 

official opening of the revamped jetty 

pool and new foreshore area. 

Marking of the 75 th Anniversary of 

the Council in 1963 included the 

production of a 64-page booklet 

about the District that featured a 

history of Council in the region and 

an outline of the District at the time. 

This booklet was paid for by the 

advertising it included and copies 

were sold to raise funds for the 

Streaky Bay Hospital. 

Celebrations ran from Saturday, 

September 14 – Wednesday 

September 18, 1963. Events 

included the Agricultural Show, a 

female football match, a convoy drive 

around the scenic spots and two 

balls. 

The centenary in 1988 was marked 

by the production of a hardcover 

book - The Streaky Bay – which 

includes a brief history of the region 

and descriptions of the area at the 

time. Sections of the book include 

religion, memories, police and leisure 

and entertainment. 

The centenary celebrations included 

a full week of activities such as a 

vintage car parade, the annual 

Agricultural Show, various sports 

competitions, church services, a 

Grand Centenary Ball, laying of time 

capsule and several local families 

also held reunions throughout the 

week. The celebrations were held 

from October 1-10, 1988. 

Council is calling on the community 

to contribute their ideas about how 

we can celebrate and asking for 

community groups to get involved 

with planning and running an event. 

Preliminary suggestions from the 

community for events to mark the 

anniversary include:- 

A mini agricultural show. 

Old style games like tug of 

war, sack races, three legged 

race etc. 

An old style community ball. 

Oyster shucking/eating competition. 

Parade of vehicles and costumes 

representing different 

time periods. 

Triathlon. 

Iron man/woman. 

Live music. 

Rides. 

Burying a time capsule. 

Running races. 

If you have a great idea to mark the 

anniversary or want to pitch in and 

help contact Council’s Tourism and 

Community events officer, Angela 

Faulkner on 8626 7033 or faulknerangela@streakybay.sa.gov.au

Issue # 23 – May 2013 

Health Happenings 

Mid West Health – Streaky Bay 

Recognising a heart attack and maintaining a healthy heart 

With Melanie Brown, Community Health Nurse Elliston 

From Sunday 5 May to Saturday 11 May it is Heart Week. Did you know that 10,000 

Australians die of a heart attack each year? That is 1 life every 53 minutes. 

Will you recognise your heart 

attack? 

It is important that we learn the warning 

signs of a heart attack: 

Pain 

Pressure 

Heaviness or tightness 

In your: 

Chest 

Shoulder(s) 

Neck 

Arm(s) 

Jaw 

Back 

You may also feel: 

Nauseous 

Dizzy 

A cold sweat and/or 

Short of breath 

It is important that warnings signs can vary 

from person to person and they may not 

always be sudden or severe 

Although chest pain or discomfort is the 

most common symptom of a heart attack, 

some people will not experience chest 

pain at all, while others will experience 

only mild chest pain or discomfort. 

For further information: 

Mid West Community Health 


Telephone: 08 86261310 

www.sahealth.sa.gov.au 

Others may experience one symptom, 

while some experience a combination. 

The one thing all heart attacks have in 

common is that the sooner you receive 

treatment the less damage will be done. If 

you experience the warning signs of a 

heart attack for 10 minutes, if they are 

severe or getting progressively worse, call 

000 immediately and ask for an 

ambulance. 

Tips for maintaining a healthy heart 

Coronary heart disease is one of the main 

causes of heart attacks; it affects both 

men and women. There is no single cause 

of coronary heart disease but there are 

known risk factors that increase your 

chance of developing it. Some risk factors 

you can’t change but there are many that 

you can: 

Quit smoking 

Manage your blood pressure and 

cholesterol 

Eat healthy 

Be physically active 

Maintain a healthy weight 

Be socially active 

For further information please call the 

Heart Foundation Information Service on 

1300 362787 or visit 

www.heartfoundation.org.au 

. 

© Department for Health and Ageing, Government of South Australia. All rights reserved.

Monday 13 May Tuesday 14 th May Wednesday 15 th May Thursday 16 th May Friday 17 th May 

9.30 Family Day Care 

Session 

10.00 CLOSED 

10.30 Family day Care 

Izzy Kids Play 

Session 

11.00 CLOSED 

11.30 

12.00 IZZY LUNCH BREAK 

12.30 

1.00 Izzy OPEN Kids 

1.30 Play Session 

2.00 Izzy to lock up return 

key 

2.30 

3.00 DANCE 

9.30 Mon Sexton 

10.00 Children’s Yoga 

OPEN 

10.30 OPEN CENTERCARE 

11.00 

11.30 

12.00 Kindy Session Closed 

12.30 

1.00 

1.30 

2.00 

2.30 Wendy to lock up and 

return key 

3.00 DANCE 

9.30 Family Day Care 9.30 Eat a Rainbow 9.30 

10.00 Sarah Brougham 10.00 Megan Freeman 

OPEN 

10.30 Fitness Session 

10.30 Elmhaven 

11.30 BINGO 

Paper planes, lego 

12.00 Jayne Holland 

OPENING 

12.30 Jess Fuller/Dan 

Music 

10.30 Kassy Dance 


11.30 CLOSED 

12.00 

12.30 Hungry Caterpillar 

1.00 making 

1.30 story 

2.00 CD 


Session 

1.30 OPEN 

2.00 Jess Fuller to lock up 

2.30 return key 

3.00 DANCE 3.00 3.00 

10.00 Playgroup 

10.30 Karen O’Reilly 

11.00 Jess Fuller 

11.30 

12.00 

12.30 OPEN 

1.00 

1.30 Alison Hein to 

lock up and return key 

2.30 CLOSED 2.00 Alisha Coombs 

2.30 Marni Gilmore 

Isabel Cotton 

Allied Health Assistant 

Community Activities Coordinator 

Jessica Fuller 

Early Childhood Health and Youth Development Officer 

Choices, Cookies and Kids 

Presenter: Pam Wood – Counselor/Social Worker with Centacare in Ceduna. 

Where: Streaky Bay Institute Hall & Supper Room, 29 Alfred Terrace Contact: Ali on 8626 1680

Galleries Open in Western Eyre 

Various Artists 

Elliston Community Hall 

c/- Visitor Information Centre 

6 Memorial Drive, ELLISTON 

Ph: 8687 9200 

*Open: 

Monday - Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm 

Sat, Sun and Public Holidays 

10:00am – 1:00pm 

*Sales on site 

New exhibit on display soon... 

Watch this space! 

Streaky Bay Visitor Information 

Centre Gallery 

21 Bay Road, STREAKY BAY 

Opening: Monday to Friday 

9:00am—12:30pm and 1:30pm— 

5:00pm 

*Sales on site–Extended to March 

28 

Caricatures' by George Aldridge 

Elliott’s Bakery and Café 

25 Alfred Terrace, STREAKY BAY 

*Open Monday to Saturday from 

7:30am 

*Sales by arrangement with artists 


The Galliver Gallery 

22 Pipeline Road 

STREAKY BAY 

Ph: 8626 1525 

*Open by appointment 



WESTART Memorial Hall Foyer 

Gallery 

33 Poynton Street, CEDUNA 

Ph: 8625 3077 

*Open: 

Thursday & Friday 10am—2pm 

Saturday 10am—12pm 


Aboriginal artworks 

Ceduna (Tjutjuna) Aboriginal Arts 

and Culture Centre 

Cnr Kuhlman and Eyre Highway, 

CEDUNA 

Ph: 8625 2487 

*Open 9am—5pm weekdays 



Ceduna Foreshore Hotel Motel 

Entrance Artspace 

32 O'Loughlin Terrace 

CEDUNA 

PH: 8625 2008 

*Open: 7 days—Phone for opening 

times 



Ceduna Gateway Visitor 

Information Centre 

58 Poynton Street, CEDUNA 

Ph: 8625 3343 

*Open: 

Sunday, Saturday 9:30am-5pm 

Monday-Friday 9am-5:30pm 



Woolshed Museum 

PENONG 

*Open: 

Thursday—Monday 

10am—4pm 

*Volunteer run so please check at 

the Penong General Store 


Aboriginal artworks 

Scotdesco Espresso Café and 

Gallery 

Eyre Highway 

*33 kms West of Penong 

Contact Scotdesco for information 

about the Cafe or cultural tours 

Ph:8625 6222 


For all other enquiries contact: 

Jayne Holland, Arts Officer 

Western Eyre, Country Arts SA 

P: 8626 1049 

M: 0427 601 156 

E: jayne.holland@countryarts.org.au 

Art workshops on offer in Western Eyre! 

Western Eyre is abuzz with workshop 

opportunities for artists in 

2013. 

WESTART Inc. are inviting 

community artists to participate in 

a two day workshop over 2 weekends 

in PORTRAIT PAINTING workshop 

with well known artists and 

mentor Siv Grava. 

This 2 day workshop will be run 

over 2 Sundays, 2 weeks apart to 

allow participants time to work on 

their masterpiece. Participants will 

be introduced to painting portraits, 

in any medium. This workshop is a 

lead-up to the Oysterfest Eyreheads 

Portrait Prize Exhibition in 

October. 

Dates: Sunday 16th June and 

Sunday 30th June 

Where: Westart Gallery in the 

Ceduna Memorial Hall Foyer 

Time: 10am to 4 pm each day 

Lunch: BYO but tea/coffee/milk/ 

sugar is supplied. 

There are only 12 participant 

spaces available! 

Please RSVP ASAP to Chris 

Gascoyne ph 8625 2991 or email 

c.gascoyne@bigpond. 

The two day workshop will be 

subsidised by Westart Inc. A fee 

for 2 days will be $40 per 

participant and will be payable to 

Westart Inc. prior to or on the day 

of the first workshop prior to 

commencement. 

Popular artist Eloise Gale is holding 

art classes in the WESTART Foyer 

Gallery every Wednesday until July 

3, 2013. 

Details are: 

Children’s Classes 10yrs - open 

4—5:30pm 9weeks @ $180 a term 

Adults Classes 

1—4:00pm 

9weeks @ $324 a term 

7—9:00pm 

9weeks @ $324 a term 

Please direct all enquires to: 

Eloise Gale 

M: 0431 710 682

360 ALLSTARS & Black Violin 

Check out what Country Arts SA 

has on offer at a theatre near you 

that is guaranteed to entertain in 

2013. 

Coming to the 

Nautilus Theatre in Port Lincoln on 

Thursday May 9 @ 7:30pm 

Middleback Theatre in Whyalla on 

Saturday May 11 @ 7:30pm 

360 ALLSTARS is the latest work 

from director Gene Peterson and 

his new Australian production 

house Onyx Productions. 

Be blown away by the extreme 

talents of the stellar cast, including 

world champion athletes, world 

class dancers and world renowned 

musicians, the production connects 

the street with the elite to deliver a 

radical urban circus! 

Replace acrobats with breakdancers, 

substitute a basketball 

freestyler in place of a juggler, 

swap the unicyclist for a BMX flatlander, 

and throw in a Roue Cyr 

artist and you get an exhilarating 

circus performance, like nothing 

you have seen before! 

And with live looping plus live music 

from master musician, Gene 

Peterson, 360 ALLSTARS is as aurally 

exciting as it is visually astounding. 

Groundbreaking duo Black Violin 

are coming to SA for Come Out 

Festival. 

Groundbreaking duo Black Violin coming to SA for Come Out Festival 

Fresh from South by SoutWest 

( SXSW ) where they were named 

one of the Top 5 bands at the 

event, which sees legends and the 

‘next big thing’ perform side by side 

at what has been called the World’s 

greatest music festival. The 

classically trained pair from Florida, 

and their DJ, will be at the Middleback 

Theatre, Whyalla on 

Wednesday 29th May, showcasing 

their music, which has inspired and 

motivated young people around 

the world. 

Wilner “Wil B” Baptiste and Kevin 

“Kev Marcus” Sylvester, who go by 

the name Black Violin are accompanied 

by ace turntable whiz DJTK 

(Dwayne Dayal). They will perform 

their groundbreaking blend of 

classical, hip-hop, rock, R&B, and 

even bluegrass music. Their ability 

to meld highbrow and pop culture 

is a welcome revelation. 

Come Out Festival runs from May 

22 – 31 2013 and events take place 

state wide. 

www.comeoutfestival.com.au 

CHECK OUT the Kids Under 17 FREE 

(for selected shows with one adult 

ticket purchase) and Workshops 

programs will help start your 

savings! To find out more about 

these offers and / or purchase 

tickets phone: 

Middleback Theatre 08 8644 7300 

Nautilus Theatre 08 8683 5088 or 

visit www.countryarts.org.au 

For media enquiries contact 

Helene Sobolewski on Country Arts 

SA Marketing on 8444 0407 

or 0423 828 035 or 

helene.sobolewski@countryarts.org.au

‘taking the dance to the boys, not the boys to the dance’ 

Kicking 

FREE 

WORKSHOPS 

it from the 

dance 

like 

Kerb 

for Family Day Care & 

ALL CHILDREN ages 1—5yrs 

no-one one is 

watching 

BBoying 

for littlies 

Wednesday May 22 

Streaky Bay Supper Room Studio 

Family Day Care ONLY 

9:30—10:00am 

Wednesday May 22 


OPEN Session 

10:00—10:30am 

Kicking it from the Kerb boys dance project is funded by Carclew Youth Arts, Country Arts SA 

and Instep Dance in partnership with Crossways Lutheran School, Step it Up Wudinna and 

DanCeduna. For this visit Instep acknowledges the generous support of the District Council of 

Streaky Bay, Streaky Bay Area School, Streaky Bay Childrens Centre, Streaky Bay Family 

Day Care and the Ceduna Area School Active After School Communities Program. 

This project is kindly supported with low cost accommodation from Streaky Bay Motel and Villas. 

Enquiries to 

Jayne—o427 601 156 

or 

Ali—8626 1680

‘taking the dance to the boys, not the boys to the dance’ 

Kicking 

FREE 

WORKSHOPS 

Interested ? 

toprock 

downrock 

freezes 

& more ! 

it from the 

dance 

like 

Kerb 

for all boys ages 

6 years & over 

no-one one is 

watching 

BBoying 

Monday May 20 


1:00—2:30pm 


3:30– 5:00pm 

Tuesday May 21 

Streaky Bay Area School 

Schoolyard / School Gym 

1:20—1:45pm 


3:30– 5:00pm 

Kicking it from the Kerb boys dance project is funded by Carclew Youth Arts, Country Arts SA 

and Instep Dance in partnership with Crossways Lutheran School, Step it Up Wudinna and 

DanCeduna. For this visit Instep acknowledges the generous support of the District Council of 

Streaky Bay, Streaky Bay Area School, Streaky Bay Childrens Centre, Streaky Bay Family 

Day Care and the Ceduna Area School Active After School Communities Program. 

This project is kindly supported with low cost accommodation from Streaky Bay Motel and Villas. 

Enquiries to 

Renee—0408 344 623

Community fundraiser... 

JETTY PLAQUES Project—A lasting legacy 

The Streaky Bay Jetty Pool 

Committee is pleased to see the 

Jetty Pool being well used 

throughout the warmer months. 

As well as enjoying a swim in 

the pool ourselves, what a 

wonderful reward it is to so 

many people taking pleasure in 

our safe swimming enclosure. 

Our Community and Council 

should be really proud to have 

had such a large number of 

people contribute in many 

different ways to the rebuild of 

the pool surround. 

You will not hear as much from 

the Jetty Pool Committee in 

2013, as our initial goal was to 

raise funds to assist in the rebuild 

of the pool surround. 

However, we will continue to 

fundraise to a lesser degree, to 

assist with maintenance and 

further improvements to the 

Jetty Pool. Our short term aim is 

to complete a new platform 

area within the pool enclosure. 

We hope to have this completed 

before the winter weather sets 

in. 

Our current fundraising initiative 

is to sell high quality stainless 

steel plaques that will be installed 

along the jetty. These 

are affordably priced, will look 

beautiful and should make for 

an interesting addition to our 

jetty. Please look out around 

town for more information. 

The Streaky Bay Jetty Pool 

Committee is primarily a fundraising 

group, made up of keen 

advocates for the Jetty Pool. 

We appreciate feedback and 

suggestions from the 

community about further 

improvements that can be made 

to the pool. These ideas will be 

considered in due course, by 

consultation with Community, 

Council and the Department of 

Transport as necessary. If any 

matter is pressing (for safety 

reasons for example) please 

contact the Council. 

We are a sub-committee of 

Streaky Bay Tourist Promotions, 

and appreciate their ongoing 

support and advice. Anyone 

interested in becoming involved 

in the Streaky Bay Jetty Pool 

Committee would be very 

welcome. 

Please contact Georgina Elliott 

on 8626 7009. 

JETTY 

PLAQUES 

NOW AVAILABLE 

UNIQUE, DURABLE 

+ MEMORABLE 

For a unique promotional 

opportunity, or an excellent way of 

recognizing people, their milestones 

& their efforts order a marine grade, 

chemically etched, stainless steel 

plaque from this year’s major 

fundraiser by the Streaky Bay Jetty 

Pool Committee 

Plaques are coated with UV Supershield 

for extra long sun and 

weather protection. These plaques 

will become permanent fixtures to 

the Streaky Bay Jetty kerbing for all 

to read. 

A brochure which shows you how to 

order is available now from the 

Streaky Bay Jetty Pool Committee. 

Volunteers will be promoting this 

fundraiser in your area soon! 

Or you can act now and call Sandy 

on (08) 8626 1372 for more 

information. 

Plaques cost $130 (exc GST) each, 

with proceeds going towards maintaining 

and improving the Streaky 

Bay Jetty Pool. 

An example (below) is available to 

see before you purchase. 

Your choice of wording can be 

added. Logos can also be a feature, 

which gives businesses and clubs a 

unique opportunity to capture attention 

along the Streaky Bay Jetty.

Community Calendar - May 2013 

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 

2nd June 3rd June 4th June 1st 2nd 

Catholic Church Service 

@ 11am 

3rd 

National Trust & Powerhouse 

Museums Open 

4th 

WCH vs Wirrulla @ 

Wirrulla 

5th 

Anglican Church 

Worship 10.00am 

Uniting Church Worship 

11.00am 

6th 

7th 


Museums Open 

Falls Prevention @ 

Elmhaven 10.30-11.30am 

Cards at Elmhaven @ 

1pm 

8th 

Cuppa for Cancer 

Elmhaven Day Room @ 

2pm 

9th 

Community Lunch @ 

Elmhaven 12pm 

10th 


Museums Open 

11th 

WCH vs Western Districts 

@ Piednippie 

12th 




11.00am 

13th 

14th 


Museums Open 


1pm 

15th 

16th 

Council Meeting 

(VIC Gallery ) 

Probus Club Meeting 

Bingo at Elmhaven 

1.30pm All Welcome 

17th 


Museums Open 

Biggest Morning Tea @ 

Yantanaby Hall 10am 

18th 

Eastern Eyre vs Mid 

West vs Far West @ 

Kimba 

19th 




11.00am 

20th 

21st 


Museums Open 


1pm 

22nd 

23rd 

Cuppa for Cancer 

Supper Room @ 10am 

Bingo at Elmhaven 


24th 


Museums Open 

25th 

WCH vs Wudinna @ 

Piednippie 

26th 



Uniting Church 


Car Boot Sale 

27th 

28th 


1pm 

29th 

30th 

Quiz at Elmhaven 


31st 


Museums Open 

1st June 

WCH vs Elliston @ 

Piednippie

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