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The South Eastern Times : June 13th 2017
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NEWS 7 IN BRIEF HELPING HAND: Arvan Carthew accepts a donation from Tantanoola Netball Club players Brianna Scanlon and Emma Gould for the Cancer Council’s Biggest Morning Tea. The two players collected money for the cause during the Tantanoola vs Glencoe matches. Morning tea raises Cancer Council funds MEMBERS of the Tantanoola community recently rallied together in the fight against cancer for an Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea event. Close to 50 people rallied behind organiser Arvan Carthew at the Tantanoola Football Club’s rooms on May 25 for the 16th time to raise essential funds for the Cancer Council. Ms Carthew said more than $720 was raised for the charity, with many attendees heralding the event a success. “Some of the guests came from Resthaven in Millicent and they absolutely loved it,” she said. “There were two gentlemen who said they were coming back next year.” Tea lovers were spoiled for choice with a selection of cakes, slices and biscuits served by volunteers, including Tantanoola Primary School students Bethan Roberts and sisters Sophia and Gabbi Hartland. “The primary school students did such a good job making cuppas, taking food around and talking to all the Sex offender laws tightened REGISTERED child sex offenders will be prohibited from leaving Australia or holding Australian passports under new laws introduced by the Federal Government. Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop said the 20,000 registered child sex offenders in Australia were subject to supervision and reporting obligations due to the “ongoing risk” to the community. “With almost 800 registered child sex offenders travelling overseas in 2016, and more than one third doing so without permission, it was clear the existing passport legislation was not working,” she said. “The new legislation will impose higher standards than existing rules, putting a stop to child sex offenders travelling to vulnerable countries where they are out of sight and reach of Australian law.” Ms Bishop acknowledged the interest of Victorian senator and childhood sexual abuse victim advocate Derryn Hinch in the development of the laws. Drink driver to face court A SOUTHEND man will face court after he was allegedly detected drink driving in the Millicent central business district on Sunday morning. Just after midnight, Millicent police stopped a man driving on Davenport Street for a random breath test. ladies,” Ms Carthew said. “They did a marvelous job and everyone voted them the best waitresses. “Jamie McRostie and Bruce Carthew were busy selling the raffle tickets and there were over 80 prizes donated by businesses. “It was a team effort right from the little ones all the way up to the older ones.” The 49-year-old man returned a blood alcohol reading of .122, more than double the legal limit of .05. The Southend man was reported for drink driving, his licence was disqualified for six months and his car was impounded for 28 days. He will also be summonsed to appear in the Millicent Magistrates Court at a later date. Include your business on our Trades & Services page Phone: (08) 8733 3755 Email: ads@setimes.com.au Only $24 per week single size or $45 per week double size ~ GIL PURDIE ~ BATHROOM RENOVATIONS Quality bathroom, laundry & toilet renovations Ph: 0419 034 951 / 8733 3076 Email: gandapurdie@bigpond.com 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE. Personal service from: design, quotation, trades coordination to completion GARAGE, TOWING & RECYCLING GARNER’S MILLICENT TOWING 24 HOURS SPARES & REPAIRS, TYRES TOO NEW & OR RECYCLED PARTS P: 08 8733 4466 P/F: 08 8733 2942 0418 799 499 - 0427 799 499 Dismantling All Models 4wd, Sedans, Utes Etc Also End Of Usable Life Of Cars, Trailers, Machinery, Caravans We would like the opportunity to recycle 10 Aberle Street, Millicent www.thesoutheasterntimes.com.au The South Eastern Times, Tuesday, June 13, 2017 - 7 ADVERTISE HERE! 08 8733 3755 | ads@setimes.com.au L M & Lonergan & Muhovics - Domestic - Commercial - Rural - Industrial ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS & PUMP SALES & SERVICE - Installations - Repairs - Qualified Solar Installers 8 Alexander Square Millicent SA 5280 Ph: (08) 8733 4046 • Heritage Colour Schemes • Domestic • Commercial • Prompt Professional Service • Free Quotes • High Pressure Cleaning CALL JOE 0417 802 567 A/H 8733 4939 • PO BOX 744, MILLICENT SA joezpainting@hotmail.com Carpet Dry Cleaning South East & Upholstery Services • Free quotes • Carpet dry cleaning • Upholstery cleaning • Rug & mat cleaning • Stain treatment/removal • Qualified Flood Damage Technician 3 ROOMS/3 SEATS FROM $109 Phone Michael 0400 334 547 BLD47226 593103 593339 593145 617159 716494
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