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Issue 389 October 2013 District Council of Robe, Royal Circus (PO Box 1) Robe SA 5276 Phone l 08 8768 2003 Fax l 08 8768 2432 | Email l [email protected] Website l www.council.robe.sa.gov.au Community Newsletter MAYOR’S REPORT & COUNCIL NEWS INSIDE: Fifty Great Reads Tennis Open Day Halloween Party The last seven weeks I have been on holiday overseas. During my time away Deputy Mayor Harvey Nolan has had the extra commitments on top of his own meeting schedule. I thank him for his diligence and extra effort. Travel always provides a learning experience and during our stay in Venice it was an interesting and informative encounter when two cruise ships arrived on the weekend and 6,500 passengers disembarked. All of whom concentrated in St Mark’s Square. As a result, the Square is inundated with market stalls and pop up shops, some illegal, which the local authorities are constantly chasing. Local businesses with generational origin to Venice, famed for quality products, are aggrieved by the cheap replicas offered by the stalls, many of whom pay little rent or rates. The lesson for Robe is that the cruise ships have the potential for opportunity for Robe and exposure to a customer base whom may return for longer stays. There will be, however, the potential burden on ratepayers and other logistical matters that will require prudent management. The other observation very relevant to Robe is that of the English village high streets (main street). Areas such as the Lake District and the Cotswold’s experience vast visitor numbers. Over time they have introduced speed humps, bollards and traffic calming devices. The daily newspapers contain numerous articles claiming “Death of the High Street (main street)”, or “Minister Urges Councils to Act”. The cry is to remove the bollards and devices; lack of parking is killing the High streets. Large supermarket chains encour- age the inclusion of these devices as the lack of parking kills the high street, forcing shoppers to the free car parks offered by the large complexes. As Robe considers its 2040 vision statement, consideration should be given learning from growth areas where this has already happened. Robe does not need to repeat their mistakes. Beach Energy Meeting Beach Energy conducted an information evening to provide the community with details on the future drilling project they propose to carry out in the region. This is a very important opportunity to gain vital information on this controversial subject. I urge everyone to get informed on this matter. Coal seam gas and shale oil gas are likely to be very huge issues in the next few years. This is not something to be left to your Councillors for a decision, everyone needs to get informed and share their views. Elected Members Code of Conduct Until recently all Councils throughout South Australia had their individual Elected Members Codes of Conduct which set out how elected members needed to conduct themselves. The State Government in response to some recent issues involving the conduct and behavior of elected members has now legislated a common Code of Conduct which applies to all Councils in South Australia. A copy of the Code is available at the Council office or can be downloaded from Councils website www.robe.sa.gov.au A précis of the code is provided below; The Code is divided into three parts being; 1. Principles – the principles of good governance and constructive behaviors that foster community confidence and trust. These principles are not enforceable. 2. Behaviors Details behavioral requirements of Elected Members (This section of the code mandates compliance and therefore is enforceable) All elected members must comply with all council resolutions, policies and codes. Details the sanctions that may be applied for breaches of the code under this section (which means that Council is unable to decide upon sanctions that are applied). Complaints under this section are made to the principal member (Mayor) or Chief Executive and complaints are investigated in accordance with the procedures adopted by Council. Failure of an Elected Member to comply with a sanction as detailed in this section is grounds for a complaint under section 3 of the code – Misconduct 3. Misconduct Mandates compliance and references the Independent Commission against Corruption (ICAC) legislation, A breach of this section of the code can be reported to Council, the Ombudsman or the Office of Public Integrity, The code states that irrespective of who receives the allegation, all allegations are referred to the Ombudsman for investigation. Failure of an Elected Member to comply with the Ombudsman’s recommendations will result in the complaint being lodged in the District Court and criminal penalties are attached. Elected Members cannot accept gifts applicable to their role as an elected member and any gift or benefit received over the value of $100 must be recorded in a gift register kept by the Chief Executive. Elected Members can receive hospitality as part of undertaking their duties, hospitality refers to food and beverage. The gift register is to be available for inspection at the Council office and posted on Councils website. Elected Members are required under this section of the code to make decisions without bias and in the best interests of the whole community and failure to do so constitute misconduct. The changes contained within this new code are a substantial change from the previous codes of conduct that applied to Elected Members.
Transcript of Issue 389 October 2013 Community Newsletter 2013.pdf · Heartwishes – Jude Deveraux A Cowboy To...
Issue 389 October 2013
District Council of Robe, Royal Circus (PO Box 1) Robe SA 5276 Phone l 08 8768 2003 Fax l 08 8768 2432 | Email l [email protected] Website l www.council.robe.sa.gov.au
Community Newsletter
MAYOR’S REPORT & COUNCIL NEWS
INSIDE: Fifty Great Reads Tennis Open Day Halloween Party
The last seven weeks I have been on holiday overseas. During my time away Deputy Mayor Harvey Nolan has had the extra commitments on top of his own meeting schedule. I thank him for his diligence and extra effort. Travel always provides a learning experience and during our stay in Venice it was an interesting and informative encounter when two cruise ships arrived on the weekend and 6,500 passengers disembarked. All of whom concentrated in St Mark’s Square. As a result, the Square is inundated with market stalls and pop up shops, some illegal, which the local authorities are constantly chasing. Local businesses with generational origin to Venice, famed for quality products, are aggrieved by the cheap replicas offered by the stalls, many of whom pay little rent or rates. The lesson for Robe is that the cruise ships have the potential for opportunity for Robe and exposure to a customer base whom may return for longer stays. There will be, however, the potential burden on ratepayers and other logistical matters that will require prudent management. The other observation very relevant to Robe is that of the English village high streets (main street). Areas such as the Lake District and the Cotswold’s experience vast visitor numbers. Over time they have introduced speed humps, bollards and traffic calming devices. The daily newspapers contain numerous articles claiming “Death of the High Street (main street)”, or “Minister Urges Councils to Act”. The cry is to remove the bollards and devices; lack of parking is killing the High streets. Large supermarket chains encour-age the inclusion of these devices as the lack of parking kills the high street, forcing shoppers to the free car parks offered by the large complexes. As Robe considers its 2040 vision statement, consideration should be given learning from growth areas where this has already happened. Robe does not need to repeat their mistakes.
Beach Energy Meeting Beach Energy conducted an information evening to provide the community with details on the future drilling project they propose to carry out in the region. This is a very important opportunity to gain vital information on this controversial subject. I urge everyone to get informed on this matter. Coal seam gas and shale oil gas are likely to be very huge issues in the next few years. This is not something to be left to your Councillors for a decision, everyone needs to get informed and share their views.
Elected Members Code of Conduct Until recently all Councils throughout South Australia had their individual Elected Members Codes of Conduct which set out how elected members needed to conduct themselves. The State Government in response to some recent issues involving the conduct and behavior of elected members has now legislated a common Code of Conduct which applies to all Councils in South Australia. A copy of the Code is available at the Council office or can be downloaded from Councils website www.robe.sa.gov.au A précis of the code is provided below;
The Code is divided into three parts being; 1. Principles – the principles of good governance and constructive behaviors that foster community confidence and trust. These principles are not
enforceable. 2. Behaviors Details behavioral requirements of Elected Members (This section of the code mandates compliance and therefore is enforceable) All elected members must comply with all council resolutions, policies and codes. Details the sanctions that may be applied for breaches of the code under this section (which means that Council is unable to decide upon
sanctions that are applied). Complaints under this section are made to the principal member (Mayor) or Chief Executive and complaints are investigated in accordance
with the procedures adopted by Council. Failure of an Elected Member to comply with a sanction as detailed in this section is grounds for a complaint under section 3 of the code –
Misconduct 3. Misconduct Mandates compliance and references the Independent Commission against Corruption (ICAC) legislation, A breach of this section of the code can be reported to Council, the Ombudsman or the Office of Public Integrity, The code states that irrespective of who receives the allegation, all allegations are referred to the Ombudsman for investigation. Failure of an Elected Member to comply with the Ombudsman’s recommendations will result in the complaint being lodged in the District Court
and criminal penalties are attached. Elected Members cannot accept gifts applicable to their role as an elected member and any gift or benefit received over the value of $100 must
be recorded in a gift register kept by the Chief Executive. Elected Members can receive hospitality as part of undertaking their duties, hospitality refers to food and beverage. The gift register is to be available for inspection at the Council office and posted on Councils website. Elected Members are required under this section of the code to make decisions without bias and in the best interests of the whole community
and failure to do so constitute misconduct.
The changes contained within this new code are a substantial change from the previous codes of conduct that applied to Elected Members.
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COUNCIL NEWS CONT…..
Dry Zone Again the township of Robe will be a Dry Zone over New Years Eve and more publicity will be provided as the date gets closer. Robe Surf Life Saving Council has granted the Robe Surf Living Saving Service permis-sion to place a storage container at the Second Ramp Car Park which will enable them to store their equipment over the summer months while they run their Nippers Programs and life saving ser-vices on Long Beach. The Container is to be positioned and painted so to provide the least visual impact as possible and it is planned that eventually a permanent Clubrooms and service facilities will be erected by the Group in a suitable location in the near future. Coastal Protection works The recent spate of rough weather which included a north westerly swell has caused further damage to the coastal dunes along town beach. Officers from Coast Protection have met with officers of Council to plan remedial works along town beach which will protect the dunes, and therefore the properties that adjoin the dunes, should we receive future similar weather patterns. This work will commence with repairs to the rock groyne at the eastern end of town beach. Repairs to this structure will ensure that sand is re-tained within town beach and not swept along the coast to long beach. This work will commence as soon as weather and tides per-mit and while there will be some disruption to the ability of people to access town beach it is planned that this disruption will be mini-mized. Council also hopes to work with Coast Protection to secure funding in 2014-2015 to undertake sand replenishment on town beach to protect the coastal dunes and adjacent properties.
Regional Trails Master Plan Robe Council as part of the South East Local Government Associa-tion (SELGA) has been successful in obtaining grant funding to pre-pare a Regional Trails Master Plan. The geography of the South East is ideally suited for the establishment of walking, cycling and horse riding trails and the development of a Regional Plan will; assist the South East Councils coordinate their individual trails
so that patrons can easily move from one region to the next, assist in sourcing funding to help develop trails assist in the promotion of recreational tourism. Outdoor Dining Council has adopted an outdoor dining policy which will regulate the use of the Council footpaths for outdoor dining and other ancillary users. Robes café culture including its outdoor dining is one of the tourism icons of Robe and Council doesn’t want to inhibit the ability of business to continue with this practice. By regulating the use of the footpath for business activities Council is looking to protect; The businesses that use the footpath by providing them with
approval to do so, Council , as currently this activity is occurring on Council land
without any legal basis, and Pedestrians who use the footpaths from obstruction and haz-
ards. Businesses that use the footpath will be required to have a license to do so, will be required to pay a small administration fee and en-sure their tables or displays do not restrict pedestrian access to the footpath.
LIBRARY/VIC NEWS
ROBE LIBRARY & VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE
Don’t forget us when you are looking for a gift: Magnets & Keyrings…both in 3D & Normal
Childrens & Mens T-Shirts
History Books on Robe
Bookmarks…3D & Cross Stitch
Blank Cards…great for writing your only
personal message
Wine Glass coolers & Wine Bottle Chillers
Cheeki Drink Bottles…and for winter try their
Thermos for Hot Drinks and Soups or Stews
And more, so call in and check out our range.
Find us on Facebook.
There are many definitions of Resilience. The ability to meet adversity and trauma and learn how to survive and move forward with confidence is one interpretation. At CCOWS we realise that resili ence is one skill that will benefit children through their lifetime. Knowing how to ‘pick themselves up’ or ‘bounce back’ will assist children to meet tricky situations, learn what consequences can occur, and know how to manage when things do not always ‘go their way’. It would be lovely to have less tantrums and road rage, wouldn't it? CCOWS aims to encourage children in solving problems, in respecting others and in regulating their own behaviour. We can all help, by not solving all their problems and by not fixing every dilemma. Children need to experience failure sometimes, so they can truly appreciate when things are well done and success is achieved.
Robyn and the CCOWS team
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LIBRARY/VIC NEWS
Adult Fiction Star Trek Into The Darkness – Alan Dean Foster Deep Blue Sea – Tasmina Perry Call Me Zelda – Erika Robuck Thornwood House – Anna Romer The English Girl – Daniel Silva Mistress- James Patterson & David Ellis And The Mountains Echoed – Khaled Hosseini Bones Of The Lost – Kathy Reichs High Rollers- Jack Bowman Sunset Ridge- Nicole Alexander Blood Secret – Jaye Ford Ember Island – Kimberley Freeman A Christmas To Remember –Katie Flynn Watching You – Michael Robotham Rose Harbor In Bloom – Debbie Macomber Wreckers Must Breathe –Hammond Innes Dillinger- Jack Higgins A Bitter Taste – Annie Hauxwell The Rosie Project – Graeme Simsion Questions Of Travel – Michelle De Kretser The Vale Girl – Nelika Mcdonald Cairo – Chris Womersley The Watch Tower – Elizabeth Harrower Close My Eyes –Sophie Mckenzie Red Sparrow – Jason Matthews Blood Oil – James Phelan Dreams Of Joy – Lisa See The House We Grew Up In – Lisa Jewell Predator – Faye Kellerman The Night Guest – Fiona Mcfarlane Dreaming Of Zhou Gong – Traci Harding Necessary Lies – Diane Chamberlain The Raven’s Eye – Barry Maitland Downfall – Jeff Abbott A Tap On The Window – Linwood Barclay Death Angel – Linda Fairstein Loss Of Innocence – Richard North Patterson Aussie Dog Stories – Paul Bugeja Bannon Brothers Honor- Janet Dailey The Highway – C.J.Box Heartwishes – Jude Deveraux A Cowboy To Come Home To - Donna Alward Merivel A Man Of His Time –Rose Tremain A Long Way From Heaven – Sheelagh Kelly For My Brothers Sins – Sheelagh Kelly Dickie – Sheelagh Kelly Mallee Sky – Kerry Mcginnis The Einstein Pursuit- Chris Kuzneski The Cuckoo’s Calling- Robert Galbraith An Uncertain Place - Fred Vargas Unseen – Karin Slaughter
New Dvd’s Adult & Childrens Save The Tiger Home On The Range The Odd Couple The Aviator Rugrats In Paris The Movie Cliffy Safe Haven Nick Jr. Didi And B Dazzle Day My Little Pony Parties & Pets Playing For Keeps
Children’s Non Fiction Growing Up Muslim – Ali Karamali Eureka Stockdale – Marion Little John Craft It Up – Libby Abadee & Cath Armstrong Fun Gardening For Kids 30 Creative Outdoor Projects –
Jenny Hendy Great White Shark – Camilla De La Bedoyere Eco Warriors To The Rescue – Tania Mccartney
Teenage Fiction The Adventures Of Hydro Girl – John
Renehan The First Third – Will Kostakis The Interrogation Of Ashala Wolf –
Ambelin Kwaymullina
Adult Non Fiction Left For Dead – Samantha & Laurence Barlow Stillways – Steve Bisley The Long Road To Overnight Success - Shane Jacobson Dark Paradise Norfolk Island – Robert Macklin On The Trail Of Genghis Khan – Tim Cope Call The Midwife- Jennifer Worth Aussie Dog Stories – Paul Bugeja Treating Arthritis The Drug Free Way – Margaret Hills When The Dust Settles – Rob Cook Regional Field Guide To Birds Mallee To Limestone Coast – Gra-
ham Pizzey &Frank Knight Great Australian Outback School Stories- Bill ‘Swampy’ Marsh Too Bold To Die – Ian Mcphedran Everything To Live For – Turia Pitt Dick Johnson Autobiography – Dick Johnson &James Phelps Leigh Mattews Autobiography – Leigh Matthews Planet Elephant – Tammie Matson Boom – Malcom Knox Unholy Trinity – Denis Ryan One Piece Of The Puzzle – Justine Ford Fleurieu Birds – Peter Gower Tsunami &The Single Girl – Krissy Nicholson
Childrens Fiction The Taming Of The Tights – Louise Rennisison If You Meet A Dinosaur- Paul Bright & Hannah George Alice Miranda Shines Bright – Jacqueline Harvey Truly Tan Jinxed –Claire Robertson & Jen Storer The Very Messy Mermaid- Tracey Corderoy – Kate Leake The 39th Storey Treehouse – Andy Griffiths Hello Kitty – The School Trip Hello Kitty The Beach Holiday Hello Kitty The Summer Fair Hello Kitty The Friendship Club Hello Kitty The Pop Princess The Gobbledygook Is Eating A Book – Justine Clark A Fabumouse Vacation For Geronimo – Geronimo Stilton The Children Who Loved Books – Peter Carnavas What’s Dad Doing – Susan Hall This Is Jack- Sally Rippin The Big Spilt- Rowan Mcauley Banjo & Ruby Red – Libby Gleeson Farm Friends Let’s Hold Hands – Seb Braun Thomas Scares The Crows – Thomas And Friends Ava’s Sparkling Spell – Vivian French Eric Vale Off The Rails – Michael Gerard Bauer
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LIBRARY/VIC NEWS CONT..
Title Author A Confusion of Princes Garth Nix The Little Refugee Anh Do and Suzanne Do The Mothers' Group Fiona Higgins Foal's Bread Gillian Mears My Hundred Lovers Susan Johnson Band-Aid for a Broken Leg Damien Brown Gaysia Benjamin Law Say You're Sorry Michael Robotham The Legacy of Lord Regret Sam Bowring Secrets of The Tides Hannah Richell The Traitor Queen Trudi Canavan Lighthouse Bay Kimberly Freeman Endless (The Violet Eden Chapters bk 4) Jessica Shirvington Wattle Creek Fiona McCallum The Time Thieves: Omega Squad 1 Charlie Carter 26-Storey Treehouse Andy Griffiths / Terry Denton No Sex In The City Randa Abdel-Fattah Cold Grave Kathryn Fox The Price of Valour John Hamilton After the Darkness Honey Brown After Morris Gleitzman Children of the King Sonya Hartnett The Inca Prophecy Adrian Dhage Beneath the Darkening Sky Majok Tulba The Engagement Chloe Hopper Velocity Steve Worland My Journey Jim Stynes The Light Between Oceans ML Stedman The Boy Who Fell to Earth Kathy Lette Clementine Rose and the Surprise Visitor Jacqueline Harvey Brotherband 1: The Outcasts John Flanagan Brave Heart: Lessons Learnt From Life Brett & Hayley Kirk Dads: A Field Guide Justin Ractliffe & Cathie Glassby Absolution Creek Nicole Alexander The Street Sweeper Elliot Perlman Batavia Peter FitzSimons The Girl in Steel-Capped Boots Loretta Hill Conspiracy 365: Code Black - January Gabrielle Lord EJ12: The Kimono Code Susannah McFarlane The Very Cranky Bear Nick Bland Nine Days Toni Jordan We All Fall Down Peter Barry Word Hunters Nick Earls and Terry Whidborne (Illustrator) Blood Tony Birch Days Like These Kristian Anderson/Rachel Anderson The Prez David Spiteri Pennies For Hitler Jackie French White Ninja Tiffiny Hall Rotten Gods Greg Barron Mickey O Michael O'Loughlin & Jim Main
GET READING ….. FIFTY GREAT READS YOU CAN’T PUT DOWN The complete list of Adult and Childrens (Fiction, Nonfiction and Childrens Books)
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If your roster day is not convenient please arrange a replacement. Thank you Jenny Mathews Roster Co-ordinator 8768 2616
Robe Meals on Wheels Roster - October 2013 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY RESERVES
WK 1
1 October 2 October 3 October 4 October Irene Stratford 87681824
Margie McKay Diana Nolan
Margot Hinge Babilly Bruce
Jan Fisk Helen Lynch
Margaret Edgar Judy Will
Margie McKay 8768 2164
WK
2 7 October 8 October 9 October 10 October 11 October
Sally LeCornu Pam Robinson
Chris Davidson Jeanette Lea
Patsy Grummett Nev Grummett
Sharon Petrovic Heidi Tonkin
Jenny Stevenson Natalie Ling
WK 3
14 October 15 October 16 October 17 October 18 October
Diana Hooper Chrys Corbin Judy Will
Irene Johns Mary McInerney
Ruth Dening Cathy Carter
Rosemary Williams
Marian Dawson Rose Perkins
WK 4
21 October 22 October 23 October 24 October 25 October
Pat Pex Mary Peters Cathy Thompson
Jenny Mathews Fay Hartwig
Irene Stratford Harvey Stratford
Met Riseley
For alteration or Additions to meals
Please contact Kingston Hospital
8767 0222
WK 5
28 October 29 October 30 October 31 October
Tessa Levinge Lou Sangster Bernice Green Anne Wilkinson
Jan Cooke
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ROBE UNITING CHURCH Tarooki Camp Site Main Road, Robe
1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sunday’s 11.00 am
Robe Art Gallery
Open daily from 10am to 4pm in the Lapwing Gallery on the southern
side of the Robe Institute.
Paintings by local artists for sale. All welcome to browse or buy….
Free Admission!!!
If gallery not open contact:
Bernice Green 8768 2114 or Chris Davidson 8768 2594
WEDNESDAY NIGHT IN THE ATTIC HOUSE
GOVERNOR ROBE WINES invite you to join us
On the first Wednesday of every month
‐ next evening, Wednesday 2nd October From 5.30 pm un l 8.00 pm for
Free wine tas ng $10 for a mug of homemade soup with
bread and a glass of our wine of your choice
10% discount on all wine purchases
ST PETERS CHURCH Services will be held as follows‐
1st Sunday of the month extended communion will be held at 10 am.
3rd Sunday of the month Fr. Bob Hupfeld will conduct the service of Holy Communion at 11 am.
Kingston/Robe Mental Health Support Group Next gathering is at the Kingston School Library on
Thursday 3rd October 2013 1pm-3pm
Carers, sufferers and those interested in Mental Health Issues are most welcome to attend.
Final preparations for our “MENTAL AS ANYTHING” Seminar on Thursday
17th Oct 5.30pm-8.30pm
ROBE COMBINED PROBUS CLUB NextmeetingOctober15th.MeetattheBowlingClubat9.45am.TriptoAntsGalleryMillicentfollowedbylunchatTantanoola&avisittoHolla‐Fresh.EnquiriestoPatStJohn87682576
KINGSTON / ROBE MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT GROUP
Are proud to present...
“MENTAL AS ANYTHING”
Time: Thursday 17th October 2013 5.30pm to 8.30pm
Place: Kingston Football Club Key note speakers Testimonials from “Man Therapies” website Bar will be open along with free food Please bring your sense of humour Dress in your work clothes if you wish Everyone welcome—community event!
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90th Birthday Celebration
An open invitation is extended to family & friends
to celebrate the 90th Birthday of Syd Kirkland
at the Robe Bowling Club on Sunday 27th October 2013 commencing at 2.00pm.
All welcome, Syd would love to see you there!
Southern Ports Robe Senior Tennis
Robe open day Saturday 5th October at 1pm
New season starts Saturday 12th October any interested players
please contact
Paul - 0439 362 212 [email protected]
ROBE RSL COMMUNITY BUS
The bus driver for October will be Don Thorpe, phone
8768 2822 or 0458 195 384.
The bus runs every Thursday morning for local shop‐ping including, bank, post office, library, super mar‐ket etc. You will be picked up at approximately 10:00am and returned to your home between 12 noon and 12:15 pm.
Please ring the bus driver on the above number so that he knows who requires transport and where to pick‐up passengers.
If you wish to go to Mount Gambier on Friday 25th October 2013, please remember to ring Don prior to the day. Should the date of this trip be changed, the new date will be placed on the No ce Board inside the front gate of the RSL Hall.
The bus will pick you up at approximately 8:00am and return to Robe about 5:30pm. The dona on [$17] is appreciated as it contributes to the running of the bus.
Pamela Phillips, Hon Sec. Phone: 8768 1959
Attention Aged Residents Robe
The following Volunteers will help you with small jobs such as changing a light bulb, spraying driveways, fixing locks etc.
Terry Johnson 0407079334 Lyle Domaschenz 0497863691 Mark Buckle 0423846948 John M 0421500541 Janet Ingham 0437317446 Peter Leopold 8768 1983 Harvey Stratford 8768 1824
Ladies—take advantage of a FREE health check
KINGSTON/ROBE Women’s health advisory group will be conducting a
“WOMEN’S CHECKOUT” (same as men’s pitstop) at Kingston Senior
Citizens Club Rooms on Tuesday 29th October 2013 between 7 and 8:30pm.
For further information please call: Val 87682658
Helen 87682669
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South East Property Maintenance
Lawn mowing and edging
Garden rejuvenation & weeding
Landscaping
Garden Irrigation systems
Pruning of shrubs and hedges
Gutters
Window cleaning
Pressure washing
Home
Cleaning
Will Holmes PH: 0433 284 950 [email protected]
NOW OPEN 7 DAYS
Mon –Fri 8:30am—5:00pm Sat & Sun 10:am—5:00pm
Browse our large range of coffee & teas or fine homewares.
Enjoy a cup of the region’s only award winning local roast.
Take away a cup or buy a bag of freshly ground beans for home
Sneak in some home baked biscuits and sweet treats
Let our friendly staff look after you and answer all your questions about
quality coffee and teas. Don’t forget our sunny courtyard nursery
for potted plants, trees and seedling punnets
2 Flint Street Robe SA 5276 ph: 08 8768 2778
mahaliacoffee.com.au
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Specializing in:
Body and Paint Repairs
Welding
Rust Proofing
Windscreens
Ph: 8768 2009 Fax: 8768 2517 Mob: 0432 580 157
No Obligation Quotes, Private & Insurance Works
Agents for Carlin & Gazzard
DRUMMING LESSONS Professional Drummer Jon Merigan
Of Local Band “Whoos Murfy” Any age. Any level. Any style. First lesson FREE
CALL ON 0421 500 541
BLOCK SLASHING
Have your vacant blocks slashed now in me for summer. Larger areas also done.
Contact: Lewis Ling
0428 686 230
ROBE BEAUTY
Sick of Shaving, Waxing and ingrown hairs?
Winter is the perfect time to start I.P.L(intense pulsed light) treatments to reduce
your hair growth permanently before summer!
**With Amazing quick results** PH 8768 2644
**Qualified Staff Wanted**
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KNEADY THERAPIES
Do you suffer from any of the following ailments?
Sinus headaches Back pain Sore feet Neck and shoulder pain General aches and pains.
Take some me out to visit Elise Lehmann at Kneady Therapies to help relieve your ailments with—
Foot Reflexology Sports massage Anma, Japanese massage Myofascial Release Cranio‐Sacral Therapy
Contact Elise on 0438 202 342
-Remedial & Therapeutic Massage -Myotherapy -Craniosacral Therapy -Foot Reflexology -Herbal & Aromatic Medicine -Emotional Counselling
Claimable with private health funds
Conditions which may benefit include muscle, back, neck & shoulder pain, sciatica, skin conditions, head-
aches, PMT, emotional stress, pregnancy.
Dr. Tamara Justus (BSc Hons. PhD. Dip RT Drp Arom.)
Phone: 8768 1932 Mobile: 0408 858 735 for appointments
YOGA in ROBE
(Robe Institute—Smillie Street) Bringing health and vitality to both body and mind. Learn to access inner stillness.
CLASS TIMES:
Tuesday: 9.00 am—10.30 am 6.30 pm—8.00 pm Thursday: 9.00 am—10.30am 6.30 pm— 8.00 pm
$15.00 per 1½ hour class ($12.00 for pension/ concession)
Plus gold coin donation towards hall hire
Beginners always welcome Suitable for any age group and fitness level Group sessions available on request
***YOGA GROOVE EVENT 12th / 13th OCTOBER***
All enquiries please call Pam-Mobile 0402 730 785
Thursday Night class Re-opened
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**** You’ll love ****
our beautiful new summer nighties, reasonably priced, small to x-large.
Use white screen for door at end of house.
Helga Crn George St & Elizabeth St
Robe
Ph: 8768 2120
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CARPETS SOLAR PANELS WINDOWS & SCREENS VACUUM SERVICE MATTRESS SANITIZING CONCRETE & PAVERS FLOOR TILES & GROUT TIMBER FLOOR BUFFING
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every
detail by
design
Building Contractors Licence No 176922
design, manufacture & installation of all your cabinets & joinery
Brian, Naomi & Mark
Ph 8768 1831 Email
Kitchens Robes Bathrooms Storage
Stairs Shop fitting Renovation New
Est. 1983 Lic. No 200017T
Lawn mowing, tree and shrub lopping
Small garden upgrades
Repairs, maintenance and installation of watering systems
Odd jobs Contact: Harry Keaveney: Mobile: 0407 799 788
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ROB’S CLEANING SERVICE LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATING IN ROBE FOR OVER 10 YEARS
Carpets & Upholstery: Cleaned, freshened & sanitized by the water extraction method.
Windows: Improve your outlook on life – have us clean your windows & screens.
Lawns: Servicing Robe and Long Beach areas.
Telephone: 08 8768 2865 Mobile: 0429 670437
Need Storage? Robe Storage has available for short or long term lease stor-age in clean & secure area. Suitable for small boats, cars, furniture & general use. Competitive rates from $80 per month.
Contact Tim Mort on 0438 553 405
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Mat’s Plumbing
PO Box 114, ROBE SA 5276 General Plumbing
Gas Fi ng & Maintenance
Phone/Fax: 8768 2878 Mobile: 0427 682 878
abn 35 592 187 979 Lic/Reg No PGE 176769
Doorway Rock Storage Sheds Available for rent now
From only $25.00 per week Call in to 25 Victoria Street
Today for an application form Ph: 08 8768 2737
Email: [email protected]
Robe Yacht Club Hire
Weddings & Functions: $350.00 Full day hire: $270.00 1 & 1/2 day hire: $300.00 Meeting: (3-4hrs) $82.50
All prices include GST
For enquires or bookings please contact:
Ph: 08 8768 2737 Fax: 08 8768 2738 Email: [email protected]
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General Waste—Robe Township (to Drain L Bridge) General Waste—Longbeach Area (East of Drain L Bridge) Recycling- Robe Township (to Drain L Bridge) Recycling—Longbeach Area (East of Drain L Bridge)
Temporary Waste Transfer Station Operating Times 2013
Mon 10.00—11.00am Tues 10.00—11.00am Wed 10.00—11.00am Thurs 10.00—11.00am Fri 10.00—11.00am Sat CLOSED Sun 2.00 – 3.00pm
No Putrescible Waste (household waste) is permitted. Half price for pensioners for car boot load only on production of pensioner card. Green Waste Fee Normal Landfill Fees will apply to any Green Waste Products that requires mulch-ing, however Green Waste products that are segregated and do not require mulch-ing eg. Lawn clippings, leaves etc., can be dumped free of charge within the Land-fill area during the opening times.
E-waste Fees: $1.00/ kilogram
Type Fees
Boot Load $20.00
6’x4’ Trailer, Car Type Utes $30.00
8’x5’ Trailers or Similar, Large Utes $55.00
Small Trucks (Single Axle – maxi-mum 4 tonne)
$200.00
Mattresses $25.00
Sofas/ Lounge Chairs $15.00 each
Car Bodies $50.00
Opening outside of operating hours $220.00
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Publication Details
The Community Newsletter is published, edited, designed, printed and delivered by the District Council of Robe. Community groups and organisations wishing to submit items should forward their information to Pam Lindner at the District Council of Robe by Friday 18TH OCTOBER. It is preferred that items are emailed to [email protected] however handwritten items will be accepted and can be dropped into the Council office, posted to PO Box 1, Robe SA 5276, or faxed on 08 8768 2432.
The views and opinions expressed in articles submitted to the District Council of Robe do not necessarily reflect the views of the Council as a body, nor as individual members. While every effort is made to ensure accuracy in published articles submitted by contributors other than Council, no responsibility is accepted for any errors that they may contain. Council reserves the right to edit or not publish any editorial submission.
District Council of Robe Royal Circus, Robe PO Box 1, Robe SA 5276
T 08 8768 2003 F 08 8768 2432
Website www.council.robe.sa.gov.au
Email [email protected]
Mayor
Mayor Peter Riseley T 08 8768 1834 M 0429 799 528 E [email protected]
Rural Ward
Cr Lawrence Polomka M 0408 083 818 E [email protected]
Cr John Enright T 08 8768 2192 F 08 8768 2924 M 0407 133 887 E [email protected]
Town Ward
Cr Rino Dell’Antonio T 08 8768 2907 F 08 8721 4650 M 0407 454 647 E crdellanto‐[email protected]
Cr Jenny Mathews F 08 8768 2616 M 0408 897 503 E [email protected]
Cr Kris na Alexander M 0417 815 797 E [email protected]
Cr Harvey Nolan (Deputy Mayor) F 08 8768 1943 M 0429 180 954 E [email protected]
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