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The South Eastern Times : June 17th 2014
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2 NEWS Even Wars Have Laws Join Australian Red Cross for a free public talk by chemical weapons expert Keith Wilson, exploring the experiences of those impacted by war, and the Thursday 19 June 2014 7:15pm for 7:30pm start, Dress Circle, The Main Corner, 10 Watson Street, Enquiries: Petra Ball on 8100 4695 or email pball@redcross.org.au redcross.org.au THURSDAY NIGHT - Schnitzel Night Chicken or Beef Schnitzel with your choice of sauce or topping FOR ONLY $13.00 C a d n g w Alby Pool Sandra Humpries Allan Webster 644038 Community Club The Millicent & District 28 Davenport St, Millicent - 8733 3888 givesTop Mark Machineryr you MORE GET MORE MF5460 AND 115hp Powerful Perkins engine Dyna 4 semi-powershift transmission (16F/16R) Superb power to weight ratio MF5460 SERIESM LOADER F949 Unique styling enhances visibility for loader work New design delivers exceptional ground clearance GET MORE TODAY! SEE YOUR NEAREST MASSEY FERGUSON DEALER. FROM$ 000 Tantanoola windfarm tour 99, Top Mark Machinery 8 Deviation Road, NARACOORTE, SA | Ph: 08 8762 0955 Offer ends 30 June 2014, while stocks last. Loader depicted for illustrative purposes only. We need everyone’s help to buy aircraft and keep the ROYAL FLYING DOCTOR fl ying. Please send your donations to: PO Box 214, Millicent, SA 5280 PO Box 1426, Mount Gambier, SA 5290 2 - The South Eastern Times, Tuesday, June 17, 2014 The offenders left via the back door without taking any property. Responding to an alarm, the business owner saw a car leaving Beachport and took down a description and partial registration number of the vehicle. Police subsequently stopped the car containing four occupants on Williams Road, Millicent, and potential break-in implements were found during a search. A 23-year old Millicent man was arrested and charged with possessing the implements. ing. LEARN how turbines work and come up close to the impressive towers by taking a tour of the Tantanoola Windfarm this weekend. A windfarm expert will talk to participants on the tour and take the group to spots with great views of the Southern Ocean and the land extending from Mount Shank to Millicent, where photographs can be taken. Charges laid over break-in Witness leads police to suspects He has been granted bail and is TWO Millicent men were arrested following a break-in at a Beachport business last week. Entry was gained to the Beachport Friendly Grocer in Beachport’s Railway Terrace at around 4pm last Friday. Two cash registers were forced open and damaged, but did not contain money. expected to appear in the Millicent Magistrates Court on August 20. The tools were seized and the investigation will continue to compare the tools against tool marks at the scene. The tools will also be compared against tool marks at the scene of another serious criminal trespass that occurred on Thursday, June 12, at Millicent’s Stockfeed and Saddlery. Around $60 cash was stolen from the Rendelsham Road premises and tool marks were located. The 29-year-old Millicent man who was driving the vehicle allegedly returned a positive result for methamphetamine. Following further forensic analysis, he is expected to be charged with drug driving. Further inquiries are continu- Rules of war presentation THE prevention of the use of weapons of mass destruction is the topic of discussion during a public talk in Mount Gambier this week. Following the horrors of World War I, the use of chemical weapons in armed confl ict was strictly prohibited. However, 100 years later there is reported use of chemical weapons in Syria, causing great international concern. Chemical weapons expert Keith Wilson will explore chemical weapons, how to prevent further use in modern day conflict and what progress has been made to work towards a chemical weaponsfree world. Mr Wilson is a former head of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons Government Relations Branch and currently senior international trade law counsellor for University of Adelaide’s Institute for International Trade. He is also a volunteer with Red Cross as a member of the International Humanitarian Law Committee. A tour bus will leave from the Mount Gambier Library at 1pm on Saturday or from the Tantanoola Tiger Hotel from 1.30pm. The bus trip from Mount Gambier is $10 per person. For bookings contact the library on 8721 2540 or Community Action for Sustainability on cas4sustainability@gmail.com or 0428 399 441. His free talk will be held in the Main Corner dress circle from 7.15pm on Thursday. Question time will be included and light refreshments will be served. The talk coincides with the Australian Red Cross 100 years of service celebrations this year. The organisation was established nine days after the outbreak of World War I. www.thesoutheasterntimes.com.au MEMORIES: An old photograph of Susannah Wilson’s shop in Beachport sparked a lively discussion in the community. Historic family photograph at Beachport kick-starts online community discussion AN HISTORIC photograph of a Beachport scene has generated considerable interest in the community. Susannah Wilson’s shop was located on the corner of Beach and Lagoon roads near the Beachport jetty in the opening decades of the 20th century. The black and white image shows Susannah and Alf W people. en Wars Have Laws Join Australian Red Cross for a free public talk by chemical weapons expert Keith Wilson, exploring the experiences of those impacted by war, and the Thursday 19 June 2014 7:15pm for 7:30pm start, Dress Circle, The Main Corner, 10 Watson Street, Enquiries: Petra Ball on 8100 4695 or email pball@redcross.org.au redcross.org.au THURSDAY NIGHT - Schnitzel Night Chicken or Beef Schnitzel with your choice of sauce or topping FOR ONLY $13.00 C a d n g w Alby Pool Sandra Humpries Allan Webster 644038 Community Club The Millicent & District 28 Davenport St, Millicent - 8733 3888 givesTop Mark Machineryr you MORE GET MORE MF5460 AND 115hp Powerful Perkins engine Dyna 4 semi-powershift transmission (16F/16R) Superb power to weight ratio MF5460 SERIESM LOADER F949 Unique styling enhances visibility for loader work New design delivers exceptional ground clearance GET MORE TODAY! SEE YOUR NEAREST MASSEY FERGUSON DEALER. FROM$ 000 Tantanoola windfarm tour 99, Top Mark Machinery 8 Deviation Road, NARACOORTE, SA | Ph: 08 8762 0955 Offer ends 30 June 2014, while stocks last. Loader depicted for illustrative purposes only. We need everyone’s help to buy aircraft and keep the ROYAL FLYING DOCTOR fl ying. Please send your donations to: PO Box 214, Millicent, SA 5280 PO Box 1426, Mount Gambier, SA 5290 2 - The South Eastern Times, Tuesday, June 17, 2014 The offenders left via the back door without taking any property. Responding to an alarm, the business owner saw a car leav- ing Beachport and took down a description and partial registra- tion number of the vehicle. Police subsequently stopped the car containing four occupants on Williams Road, Millicent, and potential break-in implements were found during a search. A 23-year old Millicent man was arrested and charged with possessing the implements. ing. LEARN how turbines work and come up close to the impres- sive towers by taking a tour of the Tantanoola Windfarm this weekend. A windfarm expert will talk to participants on the tour and take the group to spots with great views of the Southern Ocean and the land extending from Mount Shank to Millicent, where pho- tographs can be taken. Charges laid over break-in Witness leads police to suspects He has been granted bail and is TWO Millicent men were arrested following a break-in at a Beachport business last week. Entry was gained to the Beachport Friendly Grocer in Beachport’s Railway Terrace at around 4pm last Friday. Two cash registers were forced open and damaged, but did not contain money. expected to appear in the Millicent Magistrates Court on August 20. The tools were seized and the investigation will continue to compare the tools against tool marks at the scene. The tools will also be compared against tool marks at the scene of another serious criminal trespass that occurred on Thursday, June 12, at Millicent’s Stockfeed and Saddlery. Around $60 cash was stolen from the Rendelsham Road prem- ises and tool marks were located. The 29-year-old Millicent man who was driving the vehicle alleg- edly returned a positive result for methamphetamine. Following further forensic analysis, he is expected to be charged with drug driving. Further inquiries are continu- Rules of war presentation THE prevention of the use of weapons of mass destruc- tion is the topic of discussion during a public talk in Mount Gambier this week. Following the horrors of World War I, the use of chemi- cal weapons in armed confl ict was strictly prohibited. However, 100 years later there is reported use of chemi- cal weapons in Syria, causing great international concern. Chemical weapons expert Keith Wilson will explore chemical weapons, how to prevent further use in modern day conflict and what pro- gress has been made to work towards a chemical weapons- free world. Mr Wilson is a former head of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons Government Relations Branch and cur- rently senior international trade law counsellor for University of Adelaide’s Institute for International Trade. He is also a volunteer with Red Cross as a member of the International Humanitarian Law Committee. A tour bus will leave from the Mount Gambier Library at 1pm on Saturday or from the Tantanoola Tiger Hotel from 1.30pm. The bus trip from Mount Gambier is $10 per person. For bookings contact the library on 8721 2540 or Community Action for Sustainability on cas4sustainability@gmail.com or 0428 399 441. His free talk will be held in the Main Corner dress circle from 7.15pm on Thursday. Question time will be included and light refresh- ments will be served. The talk coincides with the Australian Red Cross 100 years of service celebrations this year. The organisation was established nine days after the outbreak of World War I. www.thesoutheasterntimes.com.au MEMORIES: An old photograph of Susannah Wilson’s shop in Beachport sparked a lively discussion in the community. Historic family photograph at Beachport kick-starts online community discussion AN HISTORIC photograph of a Beachport scene has gener- ated considerable interest in the community. Susannah Wilson’s shop was located on the corner of Beach and Lagoon roads near the Beachport jetty in the opening decades of the 20th century. The black and white image shows Susannah and Alf W people. continues continues at Beachport with a named in her honour. A copy of the photograph was supplied to The South Eastern Times by a Millicent descendant Elaine WilsonBennett. When it was recently published on the newspaper’s Facebook page, it led to a lively discussion and almost 2000 views. Dr Claire Thompson said it 2 NEWS Ev WS Even Wars Have Laws Join Australian Red Cross for a free public ta Even Wars Have Laws Join Australian Red Cross for a free public talk by chemical weapons expert Keith Wilson, exploring the experiences of those impacted by war, and the Thursday 19 June 2014 7:15pm for 7:30pm start, Dress Circle, The Main Corner, 10 Watson Street, Enquiries: Petra Ball on 8100 4695 or email pball@redcross.org.au redcross.org.au THURSDAY NIGHT - Schnitzel Night Chicken or Beef Schnitzel with your choice of sauce or topping FOR ONLY $13.00 C a d n g w Alby Pool Sandra Humpries Allan Webster 644038 Community Club The Millicent & District 28 Davenport St, Millicent - 8733 3888 givesTop Mark Machineryr you MORE GET MORE MF5460 AND 115hp Powerful Perkins engine Dyna 4 semi-powershift transmission (16F/16R) Superb power to weight ratio MF5460 SERIESM LOADER F949 Unique styling enhances visibility for loader work New design delivers exceptional ground clearance GET MORE TODAY! SEE YOUR NEAREST MASSEY FERGUSON DEALER. FROM$ 000 Tantanoola windfarm tour 99, Top Mark Machinery 8 Deviation Road, NARACOORTE, SA | Ph: 08 8762 0955 Offer ends 30 June 2014, while stocks last. Loader depicted for illustrative purposes only. We need everyone’s help to buy aircraft and keep the ROYAL FLYING DOCTOR fl ying. Please send your donations to: PO Box 214, Millicent, SA 5280 PO Box 1426, Mount Gambier, SA 5290 2 - The South Eastern Times, Tuesday, June 17, 2014 The offenders left via the back door without taking any property. Responding to an alarm, the business owner saw a car leav- ing Beachport and took down a description and partial registra- tion number of the vehicle. Police subsequently stopped the car containing four occupants on Williams Road, Millicent, and potential break-in implements were found during a search. A 23-year old Millicent man was arrested and charged with possessing the implements. ing. LEARN how turbines work and come up close to the impres- sive towers by taking a tour of the Tantanoola Windfarm this weekend. A windfarm expert will talk to participants on the tour and take the group to spots with great views of the Southern Ocean and the land extending from Mount Shank to Millicent, where pho- tographs can be taken. Charges laid over break-in Witness leads police to suspects He has been granted bail and is TWO Millicent men were arrested following a break-in at a Beachport business last week. Entry was gained to the Beachport Friendly Grocer in Beachport’s Railway Terrace at around 4pm last Friday. Two cash registers were forced open and damaged, but did not contain money. expected to appear in the Millicent Magistrates Court on August 20. The tools were seized and the investigation will continue to compare the tools against tool marks at the scene. The tools will also be compared against tool marks at the scene of another serious criminal trespass that occurred on Thursday, June 12, at Millicent’s Stockfeed and Saddlery. Around $60 cash was stolen from the Rendelsham Road prem- ises and tool marks were located. The 29-year-old Millicent man who was driving the vehicle alleg- edly returned a positive result for methamphetamine. Following further forensic analysis, he is expected to be charged with drug driving. Further inquiries are continu- Rules of war presentation THE prevention of the use of weapons of mass destruc- tion is the topic of discussion during a public talk in Mount Gambier this week. Following the horrors of World War I, the use of chemi- cal weapons in armed confl ict was strictly prohibited. However, 100 years later there is reported use of chemi- cal weapons in Syria, causing great international concern. Chemical weapons expert Keith Wilson will explore chemical weapons, how to prevent further use in modern day conflict and what pro- gress has been made to work towards a chemical weapons- free world. Mr Wilson is a former head of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons Government Relations Branch and cur- rently senior international trade law counsellor for University of Adelaide’s Institute for International Trade. He is also a volunteer with Red Cross as a member of the International Humanitarian Law Committee. A tour bus will leave from the Mount Gambier Library at 1pm on Saturday or from the Tantanoola Tiger Hotel from 1.30pm. The bus trip from Mount Gambier is $10 per person. For bookings contact the library on 8721 2540 or Community Action for Sustainability on cas4sustainability@gmail.com or 0428 399 441. His free talk will be held in the Main Corner dress circle from 7.15pm on Thursday. Question time will be included and light refresh- ments will be served. The talk coincides with the Australian Red Cross 100 years of service celebrations this year. The organisation was established nine days after the outbreak of World War I. www.thesoutheasterntimes.com.au MEMORIES: An old photograph of Susannah Wilson’s shop in Beachport sparked a lively discussion in the community. Historic family photograph at Beachport kick-starts online community discussion AN HISTORIC photograph of a Beachport scene has gener- ated considerable interest in the community. Susannah Wilson’s shop was located on the corner of Beach and Lagoon roads near the Beachport jetty in the opening decades of the 20th century. The black and white image shows Susannah and Alf W people. continues at Beachport with a named in her honour. A copy of the photograph was supplied to The South Eastern Times by a Millicent descendant Elaine Wilson- Bennett. When it was recently pub- lished on the newspaper’s Facebook page, it led to a lively discussion and almost 2000 views. Dr Claire Thompson said it pasties pasties were great,” Ms Hammat said. “I love the crate in front of the serving hatch,” Beccy Field said. “I assume it was for children to stand on.” Ms Field correctly identifi ed the Beachport location along with Suzanne Bradley and Jessica Bellinger. Other photographs from 2 NEWS Ev 2 NEWS Ev 2 NEWS Ev Ĉ2 NEWS Even Wars Have Laws Join Australian Red Cross for a free public talk by email pball@redcross.org.au redcross.org.au THURSDAY NIGHT - Schnitzel Night Chicken o 649476 649428 n n i n Friday, 25th July 2014 Admission $20.00* Meals available from 6.00pm Table bookings for meals: 8733 3888 Table bookings for show only: 0418 898 248 *Purchase a meal - pay only $15 for show! i t Tractor S v e e e p h . . .
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