DISTRICT COUNCIL OF ELLISTON NEWSLETTER | ISSUE MAY 2018 Lock Approximately 100 people attended the Anzac day dawn service held at Lock with seven wreaths laid in honour. After the service everyone enjoyed a bacon and egg breakfast supplied by the Lock and District services. ANZAC DAY “Lest We Forget” Elliston The service was well attended by 150 locals and tourists. Brevit Sergeant Anthony Perchard attended to the flag. Wreaths were laid by several community groups along with Grant Rumbelow representing the District Council. Breakfast was supplied by the Anzac Day Committee. District Council of Elliston Newsletter May 2018 Fred (Chevy) and Collette Chevallier You will both be missed by the Elliston and wider communities. Your quiet achievements have been much appreciated and we thank you. Farewell To…. Welcome to Elliston: Brevit Sergeant Anthony Perchard, Renee and Rosie Welcome back to Council office: Lucy Patton Lucy has been on maternity leave and will work part time in her WHS role. Welcome
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DISTRICT COUNCIL OF ELLISTON NEWSLETTER | ISSUE MAY 2018
Lock Approximately 100 people attended the Anzac day dawn service held at
Lock with seven wreaths laid in honour.
After the service everyone enjoyed a bacon and egg breakfast supplied by
the Lock and District services.
ANZAC DAY
“Lest We Forget”
Elliston The service was well attended by 150 locals and tourists. Brevit Sergeant
Anthony Perchard attended to the flag. Wreaths were laid by several community groups along with Grant Rumbelow representing the District
Council. Breakfast was supplied by the Anzac Day Committee.
District
Council of
Elliston
Newsletter
May 2018
Fred (Chevy) and Collette
Chevallier
You will both be missed by the
Elliston and wider communities.
Your quiet achievements have
been much appreciated and we
thank you.
Farewell To….
Welcome to Elliston:
Brevit Sergeant Anthony Perchard, Renee and Rosie
Welcome back to Council office:
Lucy Patton
Lucy has been on maternity leave and will work part time in
her WHS role.
Welcome
DISTRICT COUNCIL OF ELLISTON NEWSLETTER | ISSUE MAY 2018
History Festival Official Opening
Council and the History Group provided morning tea at the Council office following which Councillor Michael Werchiwski
introduced Mr Peter Treloar M.P. at the Old Council Chambers.
Mr Treloar commented that he was honoured to be opening the Event and that retaining historical information was
“critically important” to our District. He was impressed with the Elliston Display.
The pictorial and archival display is open during May every Wednesday and Friday from 10.00am to 4.00pm.
Elliston History Group Members Mr Peter Treloar M.P. opening the Festival
On display at the Old Council
Chambers during the History
Festival.
This instrument was used by the
District Council of Elliston until
more modern equipment became
available. The Elliston Men’s Shed
group has restored it to working
order.
A directional compass, it would
have been used to maintain
bearings while road building and
surveying.
Elliston Men’s Shed — Compass and Tripod
Elliston Football and Netball Clubs 50th Anniversary
Joey Burgoyne,
Anzac Day Medal
Recipient
With Sleepy and Lester
Life Members
Marli Ryan,
50th Anniversary Medal
Recipient
With Dianne Penna
DISTRICT COUNCIL OF ELLISTON NEWSLETTER | ISSUE MAY 2018
Draft 2018-19 Annual Business Plan
Council invites your comments and feedback on the District Council of Elliston Draft 2018-19 Annual Business Plan and Annual Budget. Council has prepared the draft plan and budget and has now released them for public consultation. Copies of the plan can be obtained at www.elliston.sa.gov.au, by contacting Council on (08) 8687 9177 and requesting a copy, or by collection at the District Council of Elliston Council Office at 21 Beach Terrace, Elliston. You are invited to a Public Consultation Meeting at 2.00pm Friday 18 May 2018 at the Office to express your views about any of the Annual Business Plan or Annual Budget. Written submissions must be lodged by 5.00pm Friday 25 May 2018, in one of the following ways: Email: [email protected] Post: District Council of Elliston PO Box 46 ELLISTON SA 5670 In Person: Elliston Council Office Don’t miss your chance to be heard on the future of your Council.
Phil Cameron, Chief Executive Officer
New Dog and Cat Laws from 1 July 2018
All dogs from 3 months of age must be
registered through DACO. Your dog will fall under one
of two categories -
Standard - both microchipped and desexed
Non-standard - all other dogs, even if they are exempt
from rules around desexing or microchipping, such as
working livestock and registered breeders.
Election 2018 10 great reasons to become a Council Member
Only a small number of people ever nominate for a position on their local council, but here are 10 reasons you might want to consider it:
You care about what’s happening in your local community
It’s a great way to develop your knowledge
You want to contribute to your community
You want to provide a voice for your age group/cultural group/gender/region
You’re sick of watching from the sidelines
You’ve got great ideas to contribute
It’s a nice addition to your CV
You’ll meet interesting people
It’s a way of making a meaningful and lasting contribution
Your chance to make a difference
Voters’ Roll Under the provisions of the Local Government
(Elections) Act 1999 the Council Supplementary
Voters Roll expires and is purged from 1 January in
the year of the elections.
This means that any ratepayers living outside the
Elliston District wishing to vote in the November
2018 Election must submit an application to enrol.
Application forms for the category which may apply
