2011 OCTOBER NEWSLETTER.pub - Callala Beach Progress

OCTOBER 2011
FROM THE PRESIDENT
Hey great to see some warm weather happening, bring on
summer.
A well attended information night was held on the 26th September at the Callala Beach Community Hall. The aim of the night was to
explain the Draft Shoalhaven Local Environmental Plan to the local
residents and to give the locals an opportunity to raise any concerns
with the Council representatives. The SLEP is a very important document for our community as it sets out the land use zonings for all of the
Shoalhaven. These zonings dictate what can and can not be built on all
of our properties. The SLEP also includes such controversial items such
as building height limits.
The meeting was run by two very helpful and knowledgable
Council officers who presented an informative powerpoint presentation
and fielded a variety of questions from the public. A good sized group
of locals attended and it was good to see some new faces with some
new opinions and views. Generally it appears that the new zonings are
very similar to the existing zonings so there is no need for any great
concern. The Progress Association took on board some of the matters
raised at the meeting and the two recent monthly meetings when formulating our submission to Council on the SLEP. Full details of the submission to Council are given later in the newsletter.
More progress has been made on the Callala Strategic Plan with
Council appointing a development officer, Melissa Hedger to work on
the project. Melissa hails from Callala Bay and we look forward to her
input and assistance.
See you at the next meeting on the 14th November.
Greg Westlake
Since 1971
Published
by the
Callala Beach Progress Association PO Box 2 Callala Beach
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CONTENTS
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- From the President
- Callala Beach Progress meeting notes
- Development Applications
- Drivers wanted
- Save the date
- Shoalhaven LEP submission
- Wild about whales
- Wild about whales
- Wild about whales
- Business Feature - Salute´
- Business Feature - Salute´
- Callala Bushcare report
- Callala Bushcare report
- Fishing News
- Callala Beach Volunteer Rural Fire Brigade
WHAT HAPPENED AT THE OCTOBER MEETING OF
CALLALA BEACH PROGRESS ASSOCIATION
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Trevor Smith has received three new doggy doo bags and dispensers.
The dispensers to be erected during the next month. The purchase
was very good value as it was an introductory offer. New dispensers
are more robust than the old ones which were vandalized.
The draft SLEP was discussed at length and it was decided to make
a submission to Council recommending several changes to the zonings.
Pat has been working on applying for grants for the construction of a
composting toilet at Myola break wall. Apparently we need an
approved DA before we can apply for some grants. This is to be
pursued.
It was suggested that the Rural Fire Brigade be encouraged to use the
website for communication. Greg to discuss with Dave and Jenny
Lawther. Perhaps we can put up info on their behalf if they are
constrained by regulations.
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Callala
Beach
Cafe
Salute´
CALLALA BEACH
PIZZERIA & RESTAURANT
AUTHENTIC ITALIAN
Open7Days
• Groceries
• Sub-newsagency
• Great Coffee and snacks
• Bait & Tackle
• Petrol
• Friendly service
Dine in or
Take away
Shop1,
Parkes
Crescent,
Callala Beach
Open Wednesday to Sunday 6pm to late.
School Holidays 7 days a week
Phone (02) 44466662
Cnr Quay Rd & Parkes Cres
Phone 44465191
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MONTHLY DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS
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Modification of DA for Triathlon at Callala Beach. Changed date.
Swimming pool at 76 Queen Mary St.
Single storey dwelling at 79 Queen Mary St.
Single storey dwelling at 67 Verge Rd.
Two storey dwelling at 6 Sandlewood Cove.
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DRIVERS WANTED
Voluntary drivers for the Culburra and Districts Community Health Service bus. You only
require an ordinary drivers license and a few
spare hours to perform this special and important task. If you have the time please ring Neil
Watson on Ph 44 474713
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St Marks Anglican
Church
Callala Bay
Cnr Hunter & Emmett Streets
Sunday Services 10.00 am
All welcome
Tuesday Kids Club3.00pm-4.45pm
Ph. 44465939
Friday Youth Club 7.00pm
Kids Church (Sunday School)
10.00am
Bible Study
Rae Watson 44465577
Rector: Rev Paul McPhail
Ph 444 732 77
B&M
Clothing
LADIES FASHION AND
ACCESSORIES SIZES 8-24
Shop 2,
161-163 Prince Edward Ave,
CULBURRA Ph. 4447-3550
Trading hours
Monday 9am to 1pm
Tuesday 9am to 5pm
Wednesday to Friday 9am to 5pm
Saturday 9am to 3pm
Sunday 9am to 2pm
Open every day School Holidays
After hours by appointment only
Eftpos and Layby Available
Mark and Megan Rowley
Phone:
(02) 4603 5414
• Lawn mowing •
• Lawn care •
• Gardening •
• Hedging •
• Pruning •
• Trimming •
• Rubbish removal •
• Garden clean-ups •
• Fully Insured •
• Call for a quote •
Mail: PO Box 199
Culburra Beach, NSW, 2540
Email: [email protected]
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SUBMISSION TO SHOALHAVEN CITY COUNCIL ON
THE DRAFT SHOALHAVEN LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL
PLAN
The following letter has been submitted to Council. We would appreciate any comments on the suggested changes.
The Callala Beach Progress Association has spent considerable time and energy over the last two months to advise the local community of the new
SLEP and gain their comments. This has included a letterbox drop and the
organisation of a community information night last month which was presented by two of Council’s very competent officers.
Our monthly meeting was held on the 10th October and based on the information gathered the meeting moved that Council be approached to make the
following changes to the local zonings. We therefore request that you review
the following:
1. It is our opinion that an R2 ‘Low Density Residential’ zoning would be
more appropriate for Myola rather than the proposed RU5 ‘Village’ zoning.
We consider that the R2 zoning still allows sufficient development of the
area and that the ‘Village’ zoning is not suitable for a small community located so close to the larger Callala Beach.
2. We suggest that Council consider increasing the area of B1
‘Neighbourhood Centre’ to encompass more of the land surrounding Parkes
Crescent Park, i.e. land around Parkes Crescent. This will allow for long
term growth of the business centre of Callala Beach.
We recommend that the ‘Sensitive Biodiversity Zoning’ which applies to
residential blocks on the south west and north east sides of Myola, as well as
the Flower Farm to the north east of Myola (114 Myola Rd) be removed.
The zoning over domestic blocks appears unreasonable as is the zoning over
the Flower Farm which may affect the owner’s right to clear more land for
farming purposes.
We look forward to your serious consideration of these suggestions and
working with you to advise the local residents of any changes.
Callala Beach Progress Association
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Concrete
Contractor
Dr John C Wright BVSc
Callala Veterinary
Surgery
DT JONES
22 Emmett St
Callala Bay
1.00pm-3.00pm weekdays
Culburra Veterinary
Clinic
Dave
7 Weston Street Culburra Beach
9.00–11.00am weekdays
4.00-6.00 pm Mon Tues Thurs
4.00– 5.00pm Wed Fri
10.00am – 12.00 noon Sat
Jones
Lic No 4429C
3 Roskell Road
Callala Beach NSW 2540
Mobile 0402357186
AH (02) 4446 5445
Please phone 4447 3851 for
appointments, inquiries or after hours
calls
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WILD ABOUT WHALES
With whales a common sight at the moment and in fact causing a few
close encounters with local boaties we though it would be a good time to
provide some information to help identify these wonderful creatures.
Some of the most common whales seen in our waters are shown below.
Southern Right Whales
Description:
Southern right whales are robust and have a strongly arched mouth and
long baleen plates. Large white bumps (callosities) occur on top of the
head, along the edges of the lower jaw and above the eye. Southern Right
whales have no dorsal fin. The flippers are large and rounded, and the
flukes have a broad, smooth rear margin separated by a deep notch. The
flukes are often lifted out of the water as the animal dives. Southern
Right whales are predominantly black, but some may have patches of
white.
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Humpback Whale
Description:
Humpback whales have a stocky body with a broad head and long flippers up to one third of the total body length. The dorsal fin is small, often
sitting on a 'hump' in the back. Knobby protuberances with bristle hair
and often with barnacles growing on them, occur on the head, jaws and
flippers. The lower jaw has a rounded projection near its tip. The rear
margin of the tail flukes and the leading edge of the flippers are scalloped. The body is black on the back and white underneath and sometimes on the sides. The flippers and underside of the tail flukes are
usually white. The baleen plates are black.
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IGA CALLALA BAY
IT’S YOUR IGA LOCAL
SUPERMARKET
SUPPORTING OUR COMMUNITY
Fully Air-conditioned
Weekly Specials
Hours 7.00am – 7pm, 7 Days
Tuesday –Seniors Day 5% Discount
Purchase over $100 and receive 5% every day
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Lotteries Agency
Meat, Chicken, Fruit &Veg daily
Groceries, Continental Deli
EFTPOS & ATM
Free Home Delivery to Callala,
Currarong & Myola
5/55 Emmett St, Callala Bay
Phone: 4446 4811
Fax 4446 4822
Craig Young
Local TV
Services
HONEST ADVICE
PROMPT FRIENDLY
SERVICE
FInstallation of TV Aerials
FExtra Phone Outlets
FExtra TV Outlets
FInstallation of TVs,DVD,STBs
FSales of Set Top Boxes
FWall Mount of Plasmas & LCDs
0414 478 070
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CALLALA RSL COUNTRY
CLUB
“YOUR CLUB, SUPPORTING YOUR
COMMUNITY”
Ph 4446 5313
COURTESY BUS 7 DAYS
HAPPY HOURS SAT TO WED
FREE POKER WEDNESDAYS
MEMBERS DRAW THURSDAY
BINGO THURSDAY MORNING
MEAT RAFFLE PLUS BONUS
DRAW FRIDAYS
SHOWTIME BANDS MONTHLY
PLUS
GOLF AND BOWLS
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CALLALA RESTAURANT
Tuesday to Sunday - Ph 4446 5509
Phone Club for times and details on
4446 5313
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4447 3838
Callala Bay
Hardware &
Nursery
Ages 2 to 6 years
Sunshine Street
Culburra Beach
Extended Hours
8am—
8am—4.30pm
General Hardware
Pascol Paints
Fishing Tackle & Bait
Fishing Licences
Plumbing Supplies
Shrubs and Seedlings
Snorkels and Dive gear
Agent for Elgas and Reid
Construction Fasteners
Government Accredited & Approved High Quality
Personalised early childhood learning programme
preparing your child for Kindergarten.
Qualified staff working in a happy environment.
Fee’s starting from $9.90 per day for families
receiving 100% CCB (Child Care Benefit) & the
Cash Rebate.
PLUS eligible families receive an extra 50%
refund
on
your
fees
via
the
“Child
Care
Cash
Rebate”.
ONLY AVAILABLE TO APPROVED CENTRES.
No charge for Public Holidays
No fundraising.
SEVEN DAY TRADER
Emmett Street, Callala Bay
Morning & afternoon tea are provided FREE.
Open 48 weeks of the year.
Enquiries and visits are welcome & encouraged.
Phone: 4446 5734
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BUSINESS FEATURE
Salute´(Italian for Cheers)
CALLALA BEACH
PIZZERIA & RESTAURANT
Kellie and Jeff Sprowles are the new owners of Saluté Callala, formerly known as Callala Beach Pizzeria. Kellie grew up at Culburra and
at the age of 16 moved to Sydney to pursue her career where she studied and became a qualified chef, leading one of Sydney’s finest dining
venues of it’s time.
In 1991 Kellie and Jeff decided to move back to the area to be amongst
family and a slower paced life to raise their children. They have now
lived in ‘The Bay’ for over 20 years and since moving to Callala they
have enjoyed a multitude of career changes, including owning and operating two local businesses, Callala Videos and an Ice Cream Van.
After 16 years of eating at ‘Franks’ when Frank and Bernadette retired
the family missed it so much they figured something just had to be
done, Callala really needed the shop to re-opened.
Their decision to open Saluté was a family one, with their three children Maddison, Sam and Ellie being an integral part of the restaurant’s
daily operation. With Sam just finishing year 12 and no real career
path determined yet, they felt it would be a good opportunity for the
whole family, whilst encouraging the kids to gain a solid work ethic.
Both Kellie and Jeff continue with their ‘day jobs’. Jeff is a printer
with Nowra Printing Company whilst Kellie enjoys her ongoing career
as a licensed real estate agent with Callala First National.
They have been overwhelmed by the level of local support since opening the restaurant and are proud to say that Frank and Bernadette, (who
are also family friends) were the first patrons to dine in.
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Jeff and Ellie are ready to serve up great pizza
Salute
CALLALA BEACH
PIZZERIA &
RESTAURANT
AUTHENTIC ITALIAN
Dine in or Take away
Shop1, Parkes Crescent,
Callala Beach
Open Wednesday to Sunday 6pm to
late.
School Holidays 7 days a week
Phone 44465191
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CALLALA BUSHCARE REPORT
John Hawksworth
Callala Bushcare Group looks after several patches of natural area
bushland in the Callala-Myola area. Without exception these sites are
threatened by the invasion of exotic species and without exception the
threats are worst where housing or a road borders the bushland. It
shouldn’t take much thought to work out where the weeds are coming
from.
When Bushcare takes on a dense infestation
of weeds such as for example the lantana,
senna (cassia) and japanese honeysuckle
thickets along the Lackersteen St edge of
Callala Creek Bushland Reserve, we realize
we are making a long term commitment.
However well we weed on our first pass
there will always be re-growth to come back
to.
Our first efforts along Lackersteen St were
in 2007 and we have been back several
times. Most recently in October we completed a sweep, we began in June at the
footbridge, finishing behind the houses at the corner of Lackersteen
and Sheaffe Streets. Council’s aboriginal bushcare workers are now
working along the Sheaffe St side of the Reserve. They also intend to
spray a patch of japanese honeysuckle near Watt St. So the Bushcare
Group will shift its attention to our sites on the other side of Callala
Creek for a while.
Our session on 18 October involved the completion of a plant species
list for Sir Henry Crescent Bush Park in Callala Beach. We are also
progressively installing signs in the Park to identify key plant species
and birds that inhabit the bush. Please let us know what you think of
the signs.
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FOR SALE$36,000.00
Regent Cruiser 3 SE Caravan
• As new
• Internal measurements :
17’6x7’9
• Queen size island bed
• Air conditioning
• Hot water over sink
• Annex
Phone : 02 44465734 Work
02 44465453 After Hours
All Areas
Barry’s Carpet
Cleaning Services
Also Carpet Laying and Repairs
Structural and Civil
Engineers
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COMMERCIAL...DOMESTIC
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Design services including:
Powerful Truck Mounted Unit
Carpet-Lounge Suites
Steam Cleaning
Fast Drying
Water Damage
Leather cleaning
house slabs
steel beams
retaining walls
house reports
timber beams and house bracing
industrial and commercial projects
Phone: 44465317 or
Special rates for Callala Projects
Contact Greg Westlake on 4423 5533 Mobile: 0412 429 122
Email: [email protected]
430 Greenwell Point Rd, Brundee
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If they are a success we may use the idea at other sites. The signs have
been funded by a grant from Landcare Australia.
Callala Bushcare Group meets every Tuesday (weather permitting) at
8am for a two-hour working session in one of our local reserves or
patches of bushland. Venue and activities vary from week to week. New
volunteers are always welcome. Training and equipment are provided.
For more details contact me on 44464793 or email
[email protected].
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BAYVIEW PLAZA
MEATS
Mon-Fri 7am-5pm
Sat 7am-12noon
Sun 7am-12noon
Shop18 Bayview Plaza Callala Bay
The Central Shoalhaven Mobile Preschool
is a Community based, not for profit
organisation operating weekly at:
Callala Beach, Cambewarra,
Falls Creek and Huskisson.
We provide Educational programs
for preschool children aged 3–5 years in
a friendly caring environment.
Our staff are University and TAFE
qualified.
Let your children make friends within
the local area. Subsidy available for low
income families. Telephone: 44230571.
Remedial,
Therapeutic
& Sports
Massage
Quality Meat & Smallgoods
All Sausages made on the premises
All Bulk Meat needs catered for
Hind 1/4s of Beef
Sides of Beef, BBQ Packs etc
All cut to your requirements
Phone/Fax: 4446 6544
CALLALA BEACH
COMMUNITY HALL
& TENNIS COURT
QUAY ROAD
Hall Hire: fees on application
Phone Kerrie on 0411787449
Tennis Court Hire:
Daytime bookings Callala
Beach Store. Call 44465139
$7 per hour $25 deposit.
Night bookings phone
44465139 $9.90 per hour ($10
per hour Holidays) $25 deposit.
Lucy Marsterson
Cert IV RM, AIAS, Member ATMS
MOBILE SERVICE
SO YOU DON’T HAVE TO
LEAVE THE COMFORT OF
YOUR OWN HOME
HEALTH FUND REBATES
General Inquiries: 44465139
02 4446 4429 - 0405 506 429
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FISHING NEWS
Hi fellow fishos,
Spring is here and the fishing is about to get interesting again. I am looking forward to a good year to come.
The Callala RSL Fishing Club year has just ended with the first meeting
for next year being held next weekend.
Looking back on the last year, in retrospect, it was pretty disappointing.
Our attendances were mainly good with a lot of good catches from a lot
of consistent anglers, but the big fish eluded us, with the exception of
Luke Ganderton’s 30kg kingfish.
The junior anglers were missing. Only Blake Deeves and Anna Gardner
fished consistently. Both well deserving of awards they won. Blake winning the Junior Male Deep Sea Award and Anna winning the Junior
Female BRE Award. Congratulations to Anna and Blake.
The game fishing section was a complete wash out, with not a single
game fish being weighed in. The first time this has happened to my
knowledge since the club began. The other winners were as follows:
Ladies Deep Sea Winner: Myrna Burnes Runner Up: Tania Deeves
Ladies BRE Winner: Jan White
Men’s Deep Sea Winner: Alan Barnes Runner Up: Wayne Peck
Men’s BRE Winner: Shane Green Runner Up: Darren Gardner
Club Champion: Alan Barnes
The biggest fish of species winners were:
Alan Barnes: Trevally 0.40kg and Marwong
1.62kg, Steve Robinson: Drummer 1.94kg,
Groper 2.91kg and Luderick 0.49kg, Jason
Delaney: Mulloway 1.98kg and Tailor 1.02kg,
Shane Green: Flathead 2.78kg, Myrna Barnes:
Leatherjacket 1.04kg, Shane McMillan:
Salmon 2.50kg, Toby Coulthard: Snapper
3.50kg, Wayne Peck: Striped Tuna 3.91kg,
Anna Gardner: Whiting 0.27kg, Luke Ganderton: Kingfish 30.00kg being biggest fish
caught overall and biggest of species, I think
this will be the hardest to beat next year. Congratulations to all the above
winners and good luck to all in next years competition.
Well that is it for another month. Go get ‘em guys! Would be fishing.
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PHOTO EXPRESS
Landscapes
~ Creative Ideas ~
at
Callala Bay
Hardware & Nursery
Shop 5, Emmett Street
25c Digital
Photo Prints
• New and Existing Gardens
• Retaining Walls Rockeries
• Decks - Odd Jobs
• Irrigation - Ponds
• Turf Laying - Paving
• Pruning Tree •Trimming
Mugs, Bags, Mouse Pads,
Drink Coasters, Stubby Holders, Flip Books, Photo CDs,
Calendars and enlargements
also available
CHRISTOPHER KERR
0421 211 274
AH:4447 3973
9 Orontes St, Orient Point
Kiosk usage fee per order $2.99
CALLALA
BAY POST
OFFICE
Art Classes
Classes in:
• Oil painting
• Acrylics
• Watercolours
• Pastels 9 Dimensional Work
BAYVIEW PLAZA
• Drawing 9 Wood etching
19/55 EMMETT STREET
• Clay Sculpture
CALLALA BAY
At: THE GALLERY 15 Callala Beach Rd,
Callala Beach
PH: 4446 6356 FAX:4446 4063
Adults:
Wednesdays 10am-12 and 1-3pm
POST OFFICE HOURS
Saturdays 10am to 12.30pm
MONDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY
Children: Wednesday 4-6 pm
9.00AM-5.00PM
9.00AM -12.00 NOON
Bookings taken for school holiday
workshops. Paintings for sale are on disALL POST OFFICE NEEDS:
play at THE GALLERY. Phone Roslyn
BILL PAYMENTS - POST OFFICE BOXES
- FAXING - MOBILE PHONES/PHONE
44465770 for class bookings or email
CREDIT- BANKING - GIFTS & CARDS [email protected] or visit
STATIONARY - MAIL HOLDING/
http://www.artclassesnowra.com
REDIRECTIONS
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CALLALA BEACH
VOLUNTEER RURAL FIRE BRIGADE
Over the past month there were no callouts.
With the current weather patterns gradually settling to dryer periods it is
very likely that the hazard reductions that are planned to take place in the
Callala Beach/Bay, Culburra and Currarong areas will
now take place over the coming months. In the local
area hazard reduction burns are planned for the areas
behind Roskell Road, the end of Quay Road, near the
boat ramp at Myola and at Myola just before the
Flower Farm opposite the caravan park. Before any
hazard reduction burns take place notice will be given
to residents by letter box drops and signs in the notice
board at least 24 hours in advance of the burn.
Training has tapered off to local and brigade exercises and with the start
of the fire season there is the possibility of the many hazard reductions
planned for the area going ahead. These HR’s are the best training available to prepare members for the fire season.
The brigade held an Open Day at the station on Saturday 1st October with
many demonstrations being held for the public. Handouts concerning fire
preparation, prevention and rules were available.
Permits are now required until end of March 2012 for all fires in
the open. Residents requiring permits can contact the Permit Issuing Officers on 4446 5728 or 4446 5455 (Myola). Please give the Permit Officers
a few days notice when requesting a permit. Details on permit requirements will be given at the site inspection. Briefly, the permit holder must
notify their neighbours and Fire Control (4424 4424 during office hours )
24 hours before burning. It is advisable to have water available, the size
of pile to be no bigger than 1.5 metres across and a responsible person
must remain with the fire at all times until it is extinguished. If water is
not available then an alternative method of extinguishing the fire must be
available. This could be a tractor, loader or handtools to make a fire
break to prevent the fire from spreading. New members are always welcome. Please contact Captain Jenny Lawther on 44465728.
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CALLALA BEACH PROGRESS ASSOCIATION
The next Progress Association monthly meeting will be held on
Monday 14th November 2011 at 7.30pm in the Community Hall at the
corner of Quay Road and Centre Street, Callala Beach. Meetings are
open to non-members as well as members. New members are always
welcome.
Annual fees are $5 per family ($4 per family if one member is a
pensioner) and this includes free home delivery of Callala Beach News
each month within the Callala - Myola area. Membership with postal
delivery of Callala Beach News is $12 (no concessions).
2011 membership fees are due. (See page 24 for application/renewal
form).
INTERNET ACCESS TO NEWSLETTER
The website is up and running in its new and improved form. The newsletter is available for viewing on the site. We also email out a copy of the
newsletter for those on our email list.
Email [email protected] to join this service. If you want
to rely on this service and save trees by managing without a hard copy
just say so.
EDITORIAL POLICY
Responsibility for any unsigned articles in this Newsletter is taken by the
Editor Greg Westlake, 48 Catherine St, Myola.
Opinions expressed in such articles are generally in line with positions
taken over time by the Callala Beach Progress Association but have not
expressly been authorised by the Association. If the Association has a
specific view contrary to an article this will be made clear.
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USEFUL CONTACTS
Callala Beach Progress Association
PO Box 2 Callala Beach NSW 2540
President: Greg Westlake 48 Catherine Street, Myola 44 465533
Treasurer: Fiona Smith 72 Roskell Road, Callala Beach 44 466007
Secretary: Pat McAndrew 123 Myola Road, Myola 44 466536
[email protected]
Editor: Greg Westlake 48 Catherine Street, Myola 44 465533
[email protected]
Shoalhaven City Council
PO Box 42 Nowra NSW 2541
4429 3111 [email protected]
NSW Police Service
Prince Edward Avenue, Culburra Beach 4421 9691
(if unattended this will divert to Nowra Police 4421 9699)
Police Assistance Line 131 444
Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000
Life Threatening Situations 000
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Callala Beach Progress Association Membership Application
Membership is open to all residents of, and to all people who pay rates on
properties in, Callala Beach or Myola and to others having an active interest in
the area. Members are encouraged to attend our monthly meetings at 7.30pm on
the second Monday of each month (except January). Alternatively members’
views can be sent to one of the office bearers listed above. Applications/
Renewals should be sent to The Treasurer PO Box 2 Callala Beach 2540. If a
receipt is required a stamped self-addressed envelope should be provided.
Name(s) :
Address for delivery of Newsletter:
(or email address for download advice)
Callala Beach or Myola address:
Fee enclosed : $12 for postal delivery (no concessions)
$5 per household for hand delivery to Callala/Myola or email
$4 per household pensioner concession hand delivery or email
Cheques payable to Callala Beach Progress Association Inc.
OR direct deposit to IMB BSB 641-800 account 009 132 476
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