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June 2019
Initiative of the Coffin
Bay Progress
Association
The Coffin Bay Sun
Please let Fi at the Coffin Bay Post Office know if you do not want a printed copy of the Coffin Bay Sun.
If you are enjoying the Coffin Bay Sun online please help us to save paper.
Thanks
THE BEACHCOMBER IS BACK!!! See page 3…..
A fantastic and much needed position is available on the
Coffin Bay Progress Association. A group who are passionate
about our community and ensuring continual improvement.
The position of secretary will require about 10 hours a month
from someone who is able to make this small commitment.
More details on the position and who to contact are inside.
The Coffin Bay Sun
CONTACT US
Hello Coffin Bay
Congratulations to Fi and her helpers for putting on a lovely Biggest Morning Tea at the Post Office, fantastic effort on raising $1600. The rain help off and the scones were divine,
couldn’t ask for anything more. Also Fi has raised enough money from Putt Putt to purchase a defibrillator which will be installed near the Town jetty. Well done and thankyou.
We also celebrated on that day Dilip’s fifth year in CB, thankyou Dilip for all that you do for us.
Working Bee’s have been going well at the Hall, thanks to all that have been able to help
out. Our newest Progress member Georgina Lewis, who lives over in Kellidie Bay, is going to compile the history of Progress over the past 70 years. I know this will be a huge job and I
am looking forward to seeing what she will discover in all the boxes and files we have at the Hall.
The fence at the Playground should commence at the end of the month, slight holdup with
the powder coating.
Unfortunately we have not been able to find a new secretary. I know some people don’t like the thought of being on a Committee but we are a nice bunch and willing to help you
settle in.
I mentioned in my last report that we would love to hold a Spring plant sale probably in September. We would combine this with a book stall, cake stall, refreshments, and need
stalls selling plants, flowers, pots, mosaics etc. BUT we need to know if there is any interest in regards to stall holders. Please ring me or text me if you think you would like to join us on the
day.
Cheers Carol Fathers
Coffin Bay
Progress
Association
President: Carol Fathers 0400 854 441 Vice President: Tracey Matheson 0447 937 338
Secretary: TBA Treasurer & Hall Bookings: Linda Christian 0409 092 168
Rec Park Bookings: Peter & Lorraine Bradford 0428 854 138, Neil & Jackie Utting 0428 975 947
Hall Flag: Sandra Peters 0408 895 674, Peter & Lorraine Bradford 0428 854 138
Coffin Bay Sun: Clare Johnsson 0424 342 425
Next Progress Association meeting is 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7.30pm in
the kitchen of the Coffin Bay Hall. All welcome to attend
P R E S ID E N TS R EP O RT
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Have you dropped in to Beachies to see Steve and Tilly since they have been
back as sole owners?
We are welcoming everyone back in the month of June by offering a free drink
(alcohol not included) when $40 is spent in one transaction.
Just mention the offer when you come in for a feed, or groceries, or fuel or lots
of ice-cream ☺ to receive a free hot or cold drink.
Some old favourites are back on the menu. Check it out on the last 2 pages of
this Coffin Bay Sun. Easy to tear off and keep on the fridge.
Winter hours are 8am to 6pm and as always phone orders are welcome.
Oyster happy hour is back in June….. 4 – 5 pm daily.
The Coffin Bay Sun
Gardening Tip by Phil Siviour - Coffin Bay Gardening Service
The insects that thrived in our gardens in the warm weather have disappeared, but have unfortunately been replaced by millipedes, caterpillars, slugs and snails.
Millipedes are attracted by light, so use this to attract and trap them. Caterpillars
are best removed from your leafy vegetables by hand or using non-toxic spray specific to caterpillars when they first appear. Slugs and snails are now very hungry!
Remove by hand or set traps to collect them. Your chooks may be grateful for the extra treat!
Citrus trees in pots need a bit of help to get through winter. Fertilise with a small amount of potash (rose fertiliser is good), cut back branches that have strong
growth by about 25 – 30%, and remove leaves that have been damaged by citrus leaf miner. These need to be destroyed, not composted.
-Meet the Locals-
MASKED LAPWING
The wild cry of the Masked Lapwing evokes treasured memories of holidays with my grandparents at Meningie in the early fifties. It was they that gave me my first bird book “What
Bird is That?” by Neville Cayley.
Also known as Spur-winged Plovers, they need little introduction as many are seen in open areas about our town. A pair are regularly found either around the bottom of Giles Road on the
Esplanade footpath or at water’s edge on the little beach. Their most prominent feature is the
yellow dingle-dangles properly known as “wattles” hanging from the sides of their head. They are often confused with the endangered Hooded Plover – more about them in a future article.
My daughter was a bit dark on these birds after she was attacked. They nest in open paddocks
and defend their eggs/hatchlings either with distraction tactics (eg. feigning injury) or aggressive swooping. Beware, and retrace your steps; they have sharp spurs projecting from
their wing bones. However, her heart melted when she witnessed one watching over its road-killed mate for a couple of days. They may have been together for 30 years.
Nesting on the ground renders their eggs
and chicks vulnerable to being sniffed out by foxes at night. It appears that that
fox baiting is the reason numbers are buoyant in our area.
Their diet includes insects, grubs, worms,
small aquatic life and vegetable matter.
Doug Clarke May ’19.
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Volunteer in your Community
Coffin Bay Bowling Club
Needs You!! With several members
having retired from bowls or moved away, we are
needing new players to join our club and enjoy our
fantastic sport.
Our friendly group of
members will welcome any interested persons,
regardless of playing ability or experience to come
along and enjoy the game of bowls. Our facilities are
arguably the best on Eyre Peninsula, and members
can enjoy bowls from social bowls through to pennant
competition.
If you think you might like to
give bowls a try, contact
Paul Phillips - 0411 881 474
or
Peter and Lorraine
Shepperd - 0427 103 492
Enjoy the outdoors growing plants and exploring the coast? Need help
identifying a bird or a plant? Want to get some exercise and help look
after our coast? Do you other skills to contribute such as social media
management or graphic design?
Join us outdoors and get some gentle physical exercise, improve your
mood and life and a sense of achievement in volunteering. We
undertake varied activities around the coastline of Lower Eyre
Peninsula.
Join us for an hour or two or for the morning, last Monday of the
month. Meet at Coffin Bay boat ramp BBQ area, 8.30 am. Visitors
most welcome. Or contact us if you would like to assist in other
less physical ways
Check us out on Facebook to stay up to date with our current
projects. For more information email [email protected]
or call Kerryn 0498 387 961
Volunteers caring for our coast
Pricing 2019
Front page - 2/3 page $20 per month
Meet the locals – ½ page free (one per
month)
Business listing - Business name + phone number $5 per year
1/8 page - $3 per month or $30/year
¼ page - $5 per month or $50/year
½ Page - $8 per month or $80/year
Full page - $15 per month
Invoices will be sent from
the Coffin Bay Progress Association on booking,
please contact Clare at [email protected] to
arrange your advertising for 2018.
All advertising is editable at any time throughout the
year at no extra charge, so please keep your adverts
up to date and include any monthly special events.
The Coffin Bay Yacht
Club is a vibrant community club that is
run and worked by
VOLUNTEERS!
We need your help in our
family friendly club, by volunteering your time in the
kitchen. Just once a month on the roster would be
appreciated!
Supporting Ourommunity
The Coffin Bay Sun
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CEA-SIDE STITCHERS
We meet Friday mornings 9-12
at Coffin Bay Golf Clubrooms.
We extend an invitation to anyone (residents or visitors)
interested in quilting, sewing or
needlework to join us at our
weekly get together.
Bring along your machine or
knitting etc. All welcome.
TAI CHI – Every Saturday Morning
8.50am for a 9am start – 9.45am
HELD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT THE YACHT CLUB OR ON
THE LAWNED AREA NEXT TO THE CLUB Gold coin donation which is given to a charity.
We follow an easy Tai Chi DVD by Master George Lee of Adelaide.
Come and give it a try!
Carol PH: 8685 4442 M: 040 085 4441
Wangary Playgroup – Meet at the Wangary School Kindy on Fridays 10am-12 noon during school term. Bring $2 entry and a
piece of fruit to share.
Visitors are welcome.
Playgroup
Cornerstone Craft Wednesdays 1pm @ Hall
$4 per person includes
afternoon tea.
Contacts: Bev 0400 979 425 Sandra 0408 895 674
What’s On
TAI
CHI
We are in Coffin Bay
Sunday 16th June
10am till 1pm
6-8 Lawrie Street Phone Heather: 0429 082 656
The Coffin Bay Sun
Licensed Carpenter
Pergolas, Sheds, Carports, Verandahs & General
Repairs
Over 30 years’ experience in the Building Industry
Ph: 0419 824 233 for a free quote
“Your One Stop Fun Shop”
NEW Kayaks, Stand up Paddleboards, Surfboards, Mountain Bikes, Fishing Gear ,
Snorkelling Gear, Ski/Fishing Boat (guided hire)
ALSO specialising in tours last 25 years
4WD tag along and tours, Fatbike, Sandbike adventures, Nocturnal wildlife tours etc
Mobile 0408 896 258
www.dunebustersportlincoln.info
Coffin Bay Markets
Upcoming Market dates:
Sunday 9th June 2019 (Queens Birthday Long weekend)
Sunday 14th July 2019 No August Market
The markets are held in the Coffin Bay Hall Normal hours are 10am – 2.30pm.
Subject to change in Winter. For further information please call
Bernadette Page on 0412 669 935 or look us up on Facebook under Coffin Bay Markets.
Every Tuesday morning at 9:30am (10am during school holidays).
Please contact Alyssa on 0438 021 638 for more
information.
Everyone is welcome, however numbers are limited
Pilates classes at the Community Hall!
The Coffin Bay Sun
JENKO ELECTRICAL SERVICES
Servicing the Lower Eyre Peninsula
• Domestic
• Commercial
• Industrial
• Split System Aircons
• LED Lighting
Contact Andrew Jenkins on 0418856125 or [email protected]
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Southern Cross Pest
Control
Coffin Bay
For all of your pest eradication needs.
Specialist in termite control.
All other types of health and nuisance pests.
Call Jim Grose
0458 741 712
Coffin Bay Pizza & Takeaway are now located at Shop 4/61 Esplanade
next door to 1802 Restaurant Business Hours are Wednesday - Monday 4pm - 9pm
Tuesday Closed Open all Public Holidays except Christmas Day
Phone 0458 248 725 or Leave a Message on our FB
Page under "Coffin Bay Takeaway "
For Rendering, Plastering, Texture Coatings,
Repairs or Sprucing up your home
Steven Dew 0413126347
No job too small
34° South Catering
Saturday Night Dinner 6pm – 8:30pm
Sunday Breakfast 8:30am – 11:30am
Takeaways Available - Call 0436 103 478 for bookings
@ The Coffin Bay Sporting Club
Catering for Weddings, Private Functions + Special Celebrations
Follow us on Facebook for weekly specials and “Pop Up” Events
The Coffin Bay Sun
Need Any Welding or
General Maintenance
Done
Then BILL HUGHES can help.
Over 40 years experience
MIG, ALUMINIUM, STAINLESS STEEL
Fencing, Gates, Trailer and Boat
Repairs etc.
Can come to you…
Phone 0428 824 344
ABN 30599344696
The Coffin Bay Sun
A.A. MEETINGS
7.00PM Every Monday
0427 854 585
Make sure you send Clare the details of your events and what
your community groups are achieving at
[email protected] before the 24th of June to get into the
next issue of ‘The Coffin Bay Sun’!!
If you would like your copy of the Coffin Bay Sun emailed to you
(in COLOUR!) then let me know via [email protected]
Dr Claire Rowe
Every Wednesday 9-5pm 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month
9-5pm
She works out of the
Coffin Bay Community Health
Centre, Corner of Hawson St & Flinders Ave.
For appointments and
messages for Dr Rowe please
call 8683 2077
Community Nurse @ The Health Centre Cnr Hawson St & Flinders Ave
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
9am – 1pm Closed Public Holidays
No appointment necessary bloods from 9am, other
treatments start at 9:30am.
Services include: blood tests
(ordered by GP), wound care, blood pressure checks, blood
sugar levels, removal of stitches and general health
enquiries.
For more information
Ph: 8685 4070 (Coffin Bay) Ph: 8683 2024 (Pt Lincoln)
M: 0427 026 395
General Class i f ieds
Waste Transfer Station Operating Times
Coffin Bay
Facility is open to the public during the following
hours:
Tuesday - 2pm to 4pm
Wednesday - 9am - Noon
Sunday - 9am to 12 noon
www.lowereyrepeninsula.sa.gov.au
Coffin Bay Gardening Service Phil Siviour – 0428 868 545
Steve’s Gardening & Handyman
Service
Steve Nettle – 0427 854 379
Origin Energy Agent Steve Nettle – 0427 854 379
John Gill Electrical – 0407 556 096
Ken Cairns Plumbing – 0427 854 585
Stotty’s Building Klint – 0439 339 407
Qualified Carpenter Shannon Fry – 0422 595 852
Qualified Carpenter
Peter Bald – 0419 824 233
Local Carpenter – House
Maintenance & Improvement Marty Bratasiuk – 0433 071 640
Noel’s Flyscreen Service Noel Saxby – 0400 233 366
Coffin Bay Linen Hire & Laundry
Service Sharon – 0488 515 132
Rendering & Plastering Steven – 0413 126 347
Majoor Contracting
Luke Majoor – 0421 752 537
Open Eyre Events
Charmaine – 0428 668 642
Reptile Removal and Relocation
Including injured bird rehabilitation Rob – 0427 563 685
Justice of the Peace (JP)
Ian Gordon – 8685 4417
What’s On around Coffin Bay
June 2019 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1 Tai Chi, Yacht
Club 9am
Coffin Bay Library 10-12pm
2
3
4 Pilates 9:30am,
Town Hall
Coffin Bay Library 10-12pm
5 Cornerstone Craft
1pm Town Hall
6 7 Cea-side Stitchers
9-12pm, Coffins Sporting Complex
Baby Bounce 9:30-
10am, Cummins School Community
Library
8 Tai Chi, Yacht
Club 9am
Coffin Bay Library 10-12pm
9 Coffin Bay Market
10 QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY HOLIDAY
11 Pilates 9:30am,
Town Hall
Coffin Bay Library 10-12pm
Coffin Bay
Progress Meeting 7:30pm, Coffin
Bay Hall
12 Cornerstone Craft
1pm Town Hall
13 14 Cea-side Stitchers
9-12pm, Coffins Sporting Complex
Baby Bounce 9:30-
10am, Cummins School Community
Library
15 Tai Chi, Yacht
Club 9am
Coffin Bay Library 10-12pm
16 Cummins
Recyclers 10-1pm, 6-8 Lawrie St
17 ‘Catch up in Coffin
Bay’ 1-3pm at the Hall
18 Pilates 9:30am,
Town Hall
Coffin Bay Library 10-12pm
19 Cornerstone Craft
1pm Town Hall
20 21 Cea-side Stitchers 9-
12pm, Coffins Sporting Complex
Baby Bounce 9:30-
10am, Cummins School Community
Library
22 Tai Chi, Yacht
Club 9am
Coffin Bay Library 10-12pm
23
24 Coastcare 8.30am,
CB Boat Ramp BBQ area
Coffin Bay Sun
Submission Deadline
25 Pilates 9:30am,
Town Hall
Coffin Bay Library 10-12pm
Coffin Bay Reach Out, 10-12pm
Library
26 Cornerstone Craft
1pm Town Hall
27 28 Cea-side Stitchers 9-
12pm, Coffins Sporting Complex
Baby Bounce 9:30-
10am, Cummins School Community
Library
29 Tai Chi, Yacht
Club 9am
Coffin Bay Library 10-12pm
30
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COFFIN BAY PROGRESSASSOCIATION INC
VACANCY
SECRETARY
The abovementioned position has recentlybecome vacant and the Management Committee
is anxious to find a replacement as soon as possible.
It is a voluntary position requiring approximatelyl0 hours amonth (marimum).
The main Duties involved are to record and distribute Minutesof meetings held once a month, attend to correspondence,
plus filing.
A computer and printer is located at the Community Hall andassistance will be provided by Committee Members in the
rnterim.
President, Carol Fathers would love to hear from anyoneinterested in taking on this rewarding position.
Call 0400 854 441
Next Meeting at the Hall - Tuesday June ll,20l9 - 7.30pm
COFFIN BAY YACHT CLUB - NEWS
Sailing Season 2018/19 presentations were held on Friday17th May at the CBYC, with a great turn out of sailors eagerly awaiting the results/rewards. We had a good mixture of the junior sailors who have been participating in the “Learn to Sail” program and the senior sailors of
whom race in the afternoons.
All the junior participants that were involved in the sail training program received an award for their participation being a beach towel and a medallion. These awards were made available due to the sponsorship from
Shane Woods of Eyre Refrigeration and Electrical of which the club and juniors greatly appreciated.
The senior trophy presentation then started with all boats/crew receiving an award. The standout winners were Maddy & Rusty Lowe in the Heron Class and Peter & Deanna Henderson in the 125 Class.
The Sailing Supporter of the year was awarded to Rusty Lowe for his efforts of helping with the junior program and getting two herons on the water most weekends.
The coveted award Sailor of the Year went to Tim Ashman who travelled and participated in the 125 National Titles at the Humpybong Yacht Club in Queensland. He represented the Club in a great manner and sportsmanship while away at the Nationals and had a result of ninth overall at the end of the
regatta. Tim also volunteers with running the junior sail training program every Sunday morning during sailing season and also is a valued committee member of the CBYC.
All of this is not possible without thanking the many sponsors, volunteers, helpers, Mums and Dads that put a great effort every weekend throughout the sailing season.
We also look forward to another great year next year and encourage anyone that wants to have a go or learn to sail, to leave an expression of interest with contact details of the participant, at the Club.
See you all again next season.. Hendo
Results Handicap Heron Alisha Lowe & Monica Jenkins Handicap 125 Tim Ashman & Baz Carr Most Fastest Times Heron Maddison & Rusty Lowe Most Fastest Times 125 Peter & Deanna Henderson Marathon Heron Maddison & Rusty Lowe
Marathon 125 Peter & Deanna Henderson Commodores Race Heron Alisha Lowe & Monica Jenkins Commodores Race 125 Max & Tania Sturman Championships Heron Maddison & Rusty Lowe Championships 125 Peter & Deanna Henderson Sailing Supporter Rusty Lowe Sailor of the Year Tim Ashman
Library News
Have you seen our new look library?
Our retro comfy chairs make it a very
comfortable place to visit Tuesday and
Saturday mornings for a browse, chat
and coffee.
Of course, we offer much more at our
Coffin Bay Depot – here are just some
of the services we have on offer FREE
for you!
Bring your tablet,
smartphone or laptop and
use our Wi-Fi.
Use the library laptop/iPad to access the internet, print/scan your documents. (A small charge for printing).
Favourite books, put on hold, delivered to you at your library. Get help using your tablet, smartphone or laptop.
Get help using the Libraries SA app to access eBooks, audio books and
magazines.
Borrow fiction, non-fiction books, DVDs, and magazines.
Place a regular hold on a selection of magazines (eg fishing, gardening, craft)
Browse, read and borrow with your little one from our children’s collection.
Chat with the Red Cross girls once a month for help with My Aged Care
(appointments necessary).
Delicious coffee.
Special occasion morning teas.
We will be running a ‘Building Digital Skills’ Program in the near future. Watch this space
and the Coffin Bay Community Facebook page for more information.
Want to know more?
Coffin Bay Branch Hours: Saturday 10.00 – 12 noon Coffin Bay Hall Corner Esplanade & Harder St COFFIN BAY 5607
Cummins School Community Library McFarlane St CUMMINS 5631 (08) 8676 2476 Email: [email protected] www.libraries.sa.gov.au/cummins
MAJOR EVENT
JUNE LONG WEEKEND MAP SPORT CARNIVAL
3 EVENTS OVER 3 DAYS
JOIN IN FOR A MAPPED WALK/RUN AND PICNIC
GROUPS OR INDIVIDUAL, do 1,2 or all 3 days
SAT 8th JUNE COFFIN BAY TOWN STREET/PARK
SUN 9th JUNE “THE SANDMINE/BROCCOLI HILL”
down at the old BHP sandmine
catered lunch available
MON 10t JUNE “THE TADPOLE”
adjacent Wangary town and Dutton Bay
Look on eventor.orienteering.asn.au
Or lincolnorienteers.com.au
Or contact David Winters 0474 187 131 for more info
Refuse Reduce Reuse Recycle Compost
“Recycling services, waste reduction and resource recovery in
the District Council of Lower Eyre Peninsula area” survey results
The Progress Association undertook this survey asking about awareness and attitudes to recycling and willingness to
pay a rate rise for a kerbside recycling service. We received 287 responses. The number of responses and the
comments reflect a change in attitudes and an increasing desire to have a recycling service and a willingness to pay
some amount for the service
65% of people who responded were not aware of any service offered by Council to recycle glass, metal and some
plastics. 60% of respondents indicated that they sorted waste to separate material that is recyclable but over 50%
only separated out the container deposit items. 92% respondents indicated that they were likely or very likely to
separate waste for a kerbside recycling service.
Comments collected in the survey indicate that the recycling drop-off facilities at the waste transfer stations in Coffin
Bay, Cummins and Port Lincoln are little used, it is not well known what can be taken there for recycling and some
just refuse to use the facilities in Coffin Bay and Cummins on principle because they have to pay, currently $3/boot
load at Cummins and Coffin Bay. It is free to drop recyclable to the Port Lincoln Waste transfer staion.
The results of the survey were presented to council at the April meeting. We asked that the charge for delivering
recyclables to the waste transfer stations removed as this is an important first step in encouraging the community to
start sorting waste
Council’s response has always been that ratepayers are not willing to pay the required rate rise to accommodate a
kerbside recycling service. This survey shows that there has been a change in attitudes with 64% of respondents
indicating that they were willing to pay something to have a kerbside recycling service. Most Councils have accepted
that the introduction of a kerbside recycling service may initially cost them but they are prepared to carry the loss as
they want the service implemented to contribute to the South Australian targets for waste reduction to landfill.
The response from the District Council of Lower Eyre April 2019 meeting minutes:
That the Coffin Bay Progress Association be thanked for the letter advocating for changes to the recycling of
waste in Coffin Bay and advised as follows:
1. Council’s general kerbside collection service fully expires in June 2021 and the incorporation of kerbside
recycling service in the next contract and joint tendering with another Council will be considered at this
time;
2. Council will consider removing gate fees for metals, plastics and glass at its Waste Transfer Stations in
the 2019/20 budget.
3. The Council will workshop and review waste management in LEP with the view to investigate
opportunities to reduce waste through the use of recycled products, through initiatives with other
Councils, by encouraging residents to be waste conscious, and by recycling and other means. Carried.
The waste transfer stations will accept household metal such as food cans, glass jars and bottles, and plastics
marked [1] & [2] which are milk bottles, butter containers, etc, paper bundled and cardboard flattened More on
this next month.
If you would like more information on the survey results or to comment on Councils response either email Progress
Association at email below or message ph 0498 387 961
Greenly Beach tree planting day
Sunday June 2nd 11am-3.00 pm An initiative of Lower Eyre Coastcare and Lake Wangary School
Celebrate World Environment Day 2019
Take action locally, plant a tree or two, three……come for the
day. 1500 trees to plant.
➢ BBQ lunch fundraiser for Lake Wangary School
➢ Help community artist Karen Carr create another amazing nature art installation.
➢ World Environment Day theme is #BeatAirPollution. Learn about our contribution to air
pollution via methane gas from waste land fill sites and what you can do about it.
➢ Compost and wormfarming activities for the kids
BYO gloves (bucket and shovel too). Enquiries Kerryn 0498 387 961 or @lowereyrecoasctare
As most people are aware I have been collecting deposit containers for over 4 years now and I am
happy to let you know that with your help I have reached the grand total off:
$10,000 That’s 100,000 deposit containers recycled from our community and local area.
These funds have been forwarded to Cancer Council SA
When I started collecting I did not have any goal in mind, so I would like to thank each and everyone
who has helped to achieve the fantastic amount
As many of you are aware I started this project because my wife Louise Angus was fighting cancer for
the second time and I needed to do something to help find a cure for cancer.
Sadly Louise lost her battle with cancer on January 17th this year after a 7 year battle
I would like to thank everyone for their kind thoughts and messages on her passing as she was a very
special person and touched so many people with her kind smile, warm words, and lovely personality.
She will be sadly missed by all
I promise her I would reach $10,000 then take a long earned break from collecting for Cancer
Council SA
Once again my many thanks to all who helped reach this wonderful amount
Cheers
Bill Angus
Catch Up in Coffin Bay
Are you interested in meeting new people?
Would you like to get together once a month?
We offer a safe and comfortable environment for mature people.
Share a cuppa with us, along with a lovely chat. We promote a welcoming
environment with lots of friendly faces.
3rd Monday each Month
1:00 pm -3:00 pm
Coffin Bay Hall
Gold coin donation appreciated
For mature people, no booking required.
For more information Call Red Cross Regional
Centre on (08) 8683 0551
Dates 2019 18 March
15 April
20 May
17 June
15 July
19 August
16 September
21 October
18 November
16 December
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OYSTERS ½ DOZ(6) FULL DOZ(12) Natural (GF) / Thai (GF) / Vodka Lemon Sorbet (GF) $16 $28
Mixed dozen NATURAL (GF) $30
Kilpatrick (gf) / Rockefeller / Panko Crumbed w’ Aioli $18 $30
Mixed dozen COOKED $32
ENTRÉES Deconstructed Prawn Cocktail (GF) $14
Crumbed Camembert $12
Garlic Bread $6
Bowl of Chips $6
Bowl of Wedges $12
KIDS MEALS - $10 Served with an Activity Pack
House Made Chicken Nuggets
Spaghetti Bolognaise
Crumbed Fish Bites
Beef Strips
DESSERTS
Nut Sundae $6
Choc Mud Cake $10
Chocolate Fondue for 2 $12
MAINS PASTA & PANS
Spaghetti Bolognaise $20
Carbonara $20
Marinara $28
Lasagne $20
Vegie Pasta (V) $20
Creamy Garlic or Spicy Tomato Prawns with steamed rice (GF) $28
GRILLED & FRIED 250g 500g
Scotch Fillet (GFA) $26 $40
Porter House (GFA) $22 $36
Wedges with the Lot $16
Chicken Schnitzel with a choice of sauce $24
Beef Schnitzel with a choice of sauce $24
Grilled Chicken Breast (GFA) $22
Lemon Pepper Squid with aioli $26
Devilled Scallops with steamed rice in a creamy chilli sauce $30
King George Whiting Crumbed, Battered or Grilled (GFA) $36
Kingfish Crumbed, Battered or Grilled (GFA) $24
SALADS
Caesar Salad $18
Fresh Garden Salad (GF) (V) $14
Greek Salad (GF) $16
ADD Marinated Beef or Chicken $6
ADD Prawns $8
SAUCES
Gravy / Dianne / Pepper / Mushroom $3
TOPPINGS
Parmigiana / Kilpatrick / Hawaiian / Bacon & Eggs (GF) $6
Creamy Garlic Prawns $8
(GF) – Gluten Free (GFA) – Gluten Free Available
(V) – Vegetarian
Lunch 12pm-2pm Dinner 6pm-8pm
TAKEAWAY MEALS AVAILABLE
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on 8683 3970
Shop 2/60 Liverpool Street, Port Lincoln.
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30 years of Home Care Services on Eyre Peninsula.
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$
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$
7.5
0
Engl
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$
8.5
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Cro
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$
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Pan
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$
13
Mu
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$
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Cin
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$
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Extr
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Egg
$
2.5
0
C
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$
4
M
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$3
Sa
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$3
B
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$
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T
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$
3
Wilt
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$3
Sm
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$5
G
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$
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Piz
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$1
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Haw
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take
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$
11
p
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$1
4
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$9
Loca
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pie
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$
7
p
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$1
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pie
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add
$6
Bu
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1
pie
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$8
p
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$1
1
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pie
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add
$7
Lem
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Pe
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$1
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p
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$
13
Fish
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Bas
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fis
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, cru
mb
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and
ch
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$
23
Kid
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$
9
Fish
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fis
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lett
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on
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$1
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Ch
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bac
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$
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Cal
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sau
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$8
A
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$
4
All
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$2
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$1
2
add
gri
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ch
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$
16
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bac
on
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, ch
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, to
mat
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lett
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$
13
Pla
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lett
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bab
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$
13
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$
12
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to
mat
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$
9
Ad
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chip
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an
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$3
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can
be
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6/1
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Nat
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$
14
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w
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pic
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so
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was
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see
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$
16
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wit
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sau
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$1
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Kil
pat
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wit
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use
mad
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$
18
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Clo
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take
away
on
ly
$
10
/18
Ho
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s
C
up
$
4
Smal
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$
6
Med
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$7
.50
Larg
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$
9
Ch
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& G
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S
mal
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$8
Lar
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$
10
We
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s
Smal
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$7
Med
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$8
.50
Lar
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$
10
We
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so
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Sm
all
$
9
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am a
nd
sw
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chill
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La
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$
11
Ch
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n N
ugg
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E
ach
$
0.5
0
6 w
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ch
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$6
Tub
of
Gra
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$4
