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25.01.2022 Congratulations to the Eudunda Ward Australia Day Award recipients - Annie Wilson and the 2019 Eudunda Christmas Party

25.01.2022 Illegal Dumping- Look what was dumped at Porters Lagoon recently! This person could have taken this rubbish to the transfer station and paid less than $20 to dispose of it.... But instead they will now be receiving a $1000 expiation for illegal dumping. Please do the right thing to help us keep Goyder safe and a great place to live and visit. For more information about transfer station opening times click the link below https://www.goyder.sa.gov.au//Waste-Transfer-Station-Openi

25.01.2022 VOTE NOW! ROBERTSTOWN has been nominated for SA Agricultural Town of the Year - Support your town by voting for it to be one of the 2020 finalists. Now in its second year, the award recognises South Australian towns that are excelling in agricultural practices and the flow on effect they have on communities. How to vote 1. Review the list of 70 nominated towns at agtown.com.au... 2. Select ONE Agricultural Town from the list that you feel has helped grow primary industries and driven regional development the most, and should be recognised as the 2020 Ag Town of the Year. Your choice and vote could help that town be selected as one of the Top 5 finalists, and have the opportunity to be crowned the 2020 Ag Town of the Year. #AgTownOfTheYear #Robertstown #votenow https://solsticemedia.com.au/south-australian-agricultural/

24.01.2022 This week is Mental Health Week and the theme this year is #EveryPersonEveryCommunity. Being part of a community means really being there for each other. Everyone has skills and capabilities they can use to do this. We are all connected, and capable of creating change. Here are some simple suggestions for supporting your community’s wellbeing: Cook meals for your friends when they’re experiencing a difficult time Check in on a neighbour or family member who isn’t doing s...o well Invite a friend out for a walk, cup of coffee or something they enjoy doing Help with tasks and errands when it’s all a bit much Find out more about what it’s like to live with mental illness from people who share their experiences through articles, books, films, podcasts, or mindshare.org.au Listen to your loved one’s insights into their own mental health challenges Volunteer in a local service, or activities that improve your community’s wellbeing Practice kindness and empathy Encourage a world where people with mental illness do not experience stigma and discrimination. To find out more about mental health, and get involved with South Australia’s Mental Health Week celebrations, visit www.mhcsa.org.au #MHW2020 #MentalHealthWeek #EveryPersonEveryCommunity #SAMentalHealthWeek @MHCoalitionSA

24.01.2022 Everyone welcome and the BBH Netball Club would love to see some new faces

23.01.2022 South Australia Police have identified an increase in Remote Access Scams, where unsuspecting victims are receiving calls out of the blue and are being requested to download software onto their phone or computers to resolve account hacking issues. Whilst these types of scams are not new, scammers are adapting to the December online shopping frenzy; moving away from misrepresenting telco companies and towards major online shopping platforms such as EBay and Amazon. Victims are... receiving unsolicited phone calls, with the caller informing them that their online shopping account has been hacked or an illegal purchase has been made. The caller then informs the victim that in order to rectify the issue, they will need to download an app onto their phone or software onto their computer. Unfortunately, the software downloaded is a type of remote access tool, which provides the scammer will full access and control of the phone. This means they will now have access to personal information, passwords and online accounts. Once the scammers have control of the device, large sums of money are then moved from the victim’s online banking accounts without their permission or knowledge. South Australia Police recommend that people do not download software or apps that they are not familiar with, and particularly never at the direction of someone over the phone. If you receive a call and cannot be certain who you are speaking to, hang up the phone and make contact with the organisation on a known, reputable number or alternate contact method such as an email address from their website. For further information on scams affecting South Australians, please visit www.police.sa.gov.au/scams

23.01.2022 TOTAL FIRE BAN - SATURDAY 28 NOVEMBER 2020 Fire ban will apply for 24 hours from midnight tonight (27 Nov) to midnight tomorrow (28 Nov). CFS recommends you implement your Bushfire Survival Plan. www.cfs.sa.gov.au or Bushfire Information Hotline on 1800 362 361 If you don't have a bushfire plan to ensure your survival, leaving early before a fire starts is your safest option.... In making your plan, you should be aware that in high fire danger conditions, essential services including mains-fed electricity and water supply may not be available due to the prevailing weather conditions. Landowners are asked to adhere to local harvest codes of practice which are available from your local council. Landowners are also asked to ensure that any burn-off activities conducted today are fully extinguished before midnight tonight. Agencies are advised to activate their Total Fire Ban procedures in preparation for these predicted fire weather conditions.

22.01.2022 Congratulations to the Burra Ward Australia Day Award recipients - Beverley Fleming, Erin Cousins and the Burra Community School SRC - Mixed Social Netball Competition

21.01.2022 Congratulations to reappointed RDA chair Bill Vandepeer

20.01.2022 ATTRACTING AND RETAINING VOLUNTEERS AT YOUR CLUB 8 December 2020 @ 7.00pm A characteristic of all successful clubs is that they have a culture of volunteering, that a culture where is everybody in the club helping and contributing towards its success.... In this session we show you how to create this amazing culture at your club. We show how to ensure you always have enough volunteers, how to reduce the workload on your committee and how to ensure you are preparing your next generation of volunteers. This is a very practical session, that uses many examples from clubs and how they have successfully created a culture of volunteering. Registration Link: https://attendee.gototraining.com/r/4356328151662733313 See more

20.01.2022 Quick Response Grant Regional Arts Fund When can I apply? Applications are accepted at any time during the year except over the Christmas break.... Applications open July 1. How much can I apply for? Up to $2000 for individuals, and up to $4000 for organisations. Applications can be submitted anytime between 2-8 weeks prior to your activity commencing. Who is this grant for? Regional artists to access professional arts development and training opportunities, or organisations/communities with small project opportunities that arise at short notice Funding can cover any reasonable costs such as artists fees, travel and accommodation. Applicants can choose from two categories: Individual up to $2000 Provides support for professional development opportunities for individual artists and arts workers in regional South Australia. Community up to $4000 Provides support for small-scale arts development initiatives for community groups and organisations in regional South Australia. How to Apply Eligibility: As with all applications for assistance, your project would need to meet the relevant Regional Arts Fund objectives and criteria that can be viewed here: https://www.countryarts.org.au//SA-Guidance-Materials-20-2

20.01.2022 Congratulations to the Robertstown Ward Australia Day Award recipients - Adrian Schmidt, Robertstown Bowling Club 'Kick the Drought in the Bowls' Event, Patricia Schmidt, Stephen Schulz & Cheryl Lehmann

20.01.2022 Suicide Awareness Training Saturday, 17 October - 5pm-8.30pm Clare Country Club, White Hut Road. Clare. Lifeline Country to Coast... https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/safetalk-clare-tickets-1226

19.01.2022 Norman Waterhouse is partnering with the LGA to host a free 1-hour Zoom webinar for sporting and community clubs, designed to offer legal and financial guidance on the challenges confronted by these organisations during the COVID-19 crisis. Norman Waterhouse Webinar Sporting Clubs and Community Organisations through the COVID-19 Crisis As part of this webinar, three guest panellists will provide specialist presentations and answer questions on the following topics:... Vas Marinos (Principal, Norman Waterhouse) and Johanna Churchill (Principal, Norman Waterhouse) legal and financial responsibilities applicable to small community organisations and not-for-profits. Andrew Heard (Director, Heard Phillips) organisational restructuring and managing insolvency processes. The webinar will take place on Wednesday 28 October 1.30-2.30pm. Further details of the webinar can be found on the flyer below. Interested board and committee members of sporting clubs and community organisations are encouraged to register for the webinar using the link below. Register here. https://www.lga.sa.gov.au//sporting-clubs-and-community-or Please note: Confirmation of your registration and link to webinar will be sent out prior to the meeting.

19.01.2022 A reminder to all South Australian operators of restaurants, cafes, bars, wineries and distilleries, you have until Sunday 18 October to apply to host an associated event as part of the Tasting Australia presented by RAA Travel 2021 program. The 2021 Tasting Australia presented by RAA Travel will be held from 30 April to 9 May 2021, across 10 days and two big weekends in metropolitan Adelaide and regional South Australia. You can host an event within these 10 days as part of ...the 2021 program and enjoy the benefits of hooking into the Tasting Australia festival. In 2020, prior to cancellation, the Tasting Australia associated events program had over 110 events many of which were on track to sell out. The associated events program is a chance to help boost business, increase brand awareness, and have festival-goers discover a new side to their favourite South Australian products and venues. I know there is a lot on the plate of SA operators at this time, and 2021 might seem a while off right now, but I encourage you to consider an application to be part of this great festival. Your event might be a meal, tour, tasting or foraging experience, or something else entirely. The 2021 Tasting Australia festival is set to be a chance to celebrate our local hospitality industry and to help drive the recovery of our visitor economy. For more details, including some thought-starters on what kind of event works for a Tasting Australia audience, head to the associated events program page at https://www.tastingaustralia.com.au/ Event applications will be assessed by festival director Simon Bryant and the event management team to ensure they meet the criteria. Acceptance into the program isn’t guaranteed but organisers will work with you where possible to help

18.01.2022 COPING WITH COVID Australian Red Cross has developed a range of resources to help the community cope with COVID-19 restrictions, In addition to the SA COVID-19 Information Line (1800 253 787), a COVID-19 Relief Call Centre is operating to provide callers with a wide range of information and assistance, including access to personal hardship support and advice on short-term accommodation for those who cannot safely self-quarantine or self-isolate. ... For anyone feeling anxious, overwhelmed or distressed about the effects of COVID-19 and restrictions in place, trained Red Cross volunteers are also available to speak with callers to the Relief Call Centre and provide psychological first aid. To contact the Relief Centre, telephone 1300 705 336 or email [email protected] https://www.redcross.org.au//how-to-get-by-in-iso-or-quara

17.01.2022 Mr Rowan Ramsey MP visited the Burra Monster Mine yesterday with CEO David Stevenson and staff to hear more about the work that will take place at the Mine office thanks to $295,000 in grant funding from the Commonwealth Government. The funding will allow Council to preserve the integrity and fabric of the remaining structure of the Mine office and residences constructed in 1849 . The project also includes the development of an augmented reality experience that will see the building bought back to life as an experiential heritage opportunity for visitors. A first for our region!

16.01.2022 It's World Mental Health Week this week and small business has, for the most part, been doing it extraordinarily tough in these strange times. If you feel you need some support or would just like to explore some of the options out there, the Australian Small Business & Family Enterprise Ombudsman has some excellent resources on the website: https://www.asbfeo.gov.au/my-business-health/home

16.01.2022 Did you know? The Northern and Yorke region now extends from above Carrieton in the north right down to Gawler and Mount Pleasant to the south? As well as cov...ering all of Yorke Peninsula Our region is also home to six Aboriginal Nations, including Nukunu, Narungga, Kaurna, Ngadjuri, Peramangk and Adnyamathanha, Ngadjuri and Wilyakali. You can view or download the map here: https://landscape.sa.gov.au/ny/about-us/our-region . . . Yorke Peninsula Council Clare & Gilbert Valleys Council Regional Council of Goyder Wakefield Regional Council Barunga West Council Northern Areas Council Port Pirie Regional Council The Barossa Council Town of Gawler Light Regional Council Library Service District Council of Mount Remarkable

16.01.2022 The Mosaic Project has been completed by the Eudunda Community Hub and sits proudly in the Centenary Gardens in Eudunda, and it looks fantastic!! This project was funded by FRRR under the Tackling Tough Times Together program, together with the Eudunda Community Hub making a financial contribution along with many voluntary hours!! Congratulations and well done to all involved!

15.01.2022 The Australian Government Mobile Service Centre will be visiting Burra on 8 & 9 December 2020. Their visiting schedule will comply will best practice COVID protocols. They urge anyone who is feeling unwell not to visit our Mobile Service Centre while it’s in town.

15.01.2022 Goyder Calendar - December 2020 - Burra Creek, Burra by Sharon Austin

13.01.2022 Pre-loved Book Sale Pick up a bargain from the Burra Community Library pre-loved book sale. Only 50c each and includes children's picture books, youth fiction, adult fiction, non fiction, magazines & dvds. On sale from the 14th December. Proceeds towards new library materials.

12.01.2022 Burra Meet & Greet Open the door to new friends at the Burra Meet & Greet in an opportunity for new residents to meet the locals and locals to the meet the new residents! Sunday, October 25th at 3pm. Pickets Reserve, Burra (by the creek). FREE tea, coffee, sausage sizzle. BYO chair and drinks. RSVP to Pauline Venning 0418 102 281 or Sue Ryan 0431 311 781 This is a COVID-safe event supported by Council.

12.01.2022 To assist with fire prevention in the region, the Regional Council of Goyder have organised free green waste disposal between Sunday 29 November 2020 until Sunday 13 December 2020 for Goyder residents. The following dates have are scheduled during this period: Burra Sundays between 2-4pm... Burra Tuesdays between 2-3pm Burra Thursdays between 2-3pm Eudunda Wednesdays between 2-3pm Eudunda Saturdays between 10-12pm Hallett ONLY Sunday 6 December 2020 10-12pm Acceptable items: Clean residential green organics including grass clippings, pruning's, leaves, small branches and burned vegetation. Loads are limited to a all utilities, trailers above water level (inc. Hurdles). Unacceptable items: Pallets or timber or artificial (astro) turf. Commercial or truck loads of materials, waste or hard rubbish, or proclaimed weeds including Rose, Poplar, Blackberry, Gorse, Olive, Bridal creeper, Kikuyu, Couch, and Bamboo. Please adhere to COVID-19 social distancing requirements. Please note: The above dates are subject to change based on State or Federal COVID-19 health advice. Please follow our friendly staff's directions to the drop off point All transfer stations are run by Clare Valley Waste Service. Enquiries should be directed to Michael on 0407 434 082Hallett ONLY Sunday 6 December 2020 10-12pm

11.01.2022 Eligible sporting clubs and organisations can now apply for funding through the 2020-2021 suite of infrastructure project grant programs consisting of: Community Recreation and Sport Facilities Program 2020-21 (CRSFP) Grassroots Facilities Program Round 1 (GFP) Regional and Districts Facilities Program Round 1 (RDFP) In 2020-2021, $24,328,000 is available across the infrastructure projects suite of grant programs which have been streamlined given the existing grant pro...grams' similarities. These programs will assist organisations to develop infrastructure that will enable greater opportunity for participation in active recreation and sport for all South Australians through the rational development of well-designed and utilised facilities. To make the process as easy as possible, the infrastructure project grant programs can be applied for under a single amalgamated application form via SmartyGrants. Who can apply? To be eligible for CRSFP, GFP, and RDFP funding, organisations must: Be a not-for-profit sport club, association or sports facility manager incorporated under the Associations Incorporations Act 1985 (SA); or Be a local council; or Be a school council / board of management; and Be operating for 12 months or longer Note, organisations that hold Gaming Machine Licences will be ineligible for CRSFP funding. For a comprehensive and complete breakdown of eligibility criteria please refer to the guidelines. The three programs align with the objectives of the Game On: Getting South Australia moving initiative which aims to get South Australians moving and enjoying the many social, health and lifestyle benefits sport and recreation provide. Please read the Program Guidelines prior to submitting an application for the infrastructure project grant programs for 2020-2021. Applications close midday on Wednesday 27 January 2021. The Office for Recreation, Sport and Racing (ORSR) is available to assist with any queries you may have when completing your submission. Please call 1300 714 990 if you have any questions.

11.01.2022 Update from the AGL Rally SA - Rally of the Heartlands...plans for the 2021 event are well underway!

11.01.2022 Farmers are urged to monitor paddocks and roadsides for Silverleaf Nightshade, a declared pest plant that can reduce crop yield by up to 70%. Book into the weed webinar - how to stop Silverleaf Nightshade causing a costly problem in your paddocks.

11.01.2022 Great local opportunity for emerging artists!

10.01.2022 Important update to COVID-Safe Check-In: From Monday 14 December, retail stores will be required to keep a record of everyone who enters their stores staff a...nd customers. This includes supermarkets, department stores, hardware stores and general retail stores. Stores must display a QR code and people are required to check in upon entry. COVID SAfe Check-In is quick and easy to use: Download the mySA GOV app Select the COVID Safe Check-In tile at the bottom of the app’s homepage Follow the prompts to scan the QR code upon entry Check in There have been over 5 million check-ins to businesses, venues and events over the past two weeks. Thank you SA for embracing COVID-SAfe Check-In and helping to keep our community COVID Safe!

09.01.2022 Farming Together New Webinar Series Find out how collaborative business solutions can help address some of today’s biggest challenges. Working collaboratively, farmers can experience greater control of the supply chain, create economies of scale, build resilience to climate impacts, and access new markets. Drawing from a wealth of experiences from farmers, fishers and foresters across the country, Farming Together invites you to find out how collaboration has turned challenge...s into opportunities. Topics include Food Hubs, Data Sharing, Neighbour Farming, and Succession Planning. The webinar series is running every Thursday until 17 December. Find out more here: https://events.humanitix.com/out-of-the-box-solutions-agric

08.01.2022 There have been incidents of Salmonella poisoning in South Australian due to eggs being eaten raw. Uncooked food that contains raw egg has a higher risk of giving you food poisoning, as contaminated eggs can contain Salmonella. Cooking eggs thoroughly will kill the bacteria. Symptoms of food poisoning include:... Diarrhoea Stomach cramps Fever Headache For more information, visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/eggsafety.

08.01.2022 ELECTRICAL SAFETY AND LOW VOLTAGE Low voltage shocks is one of the risk areas being targeted by SAPN. Every year around 1,000 customer reports are received by SAPN about small shocks (or tingles). These are an indication there is something wrong either with the electrics in the home or business, or on the network side. SAPN attends and investigate all shock reports seeking to rectify the fault. If customers experience a zap or tingling sensation when touching an electrical ...appliance or tap at home, they should immediately call SAPN on tel. 13 13 66 to arrange a free inspection. Over the past year, SAPN has undertaken several customer trials using SMS messaging to gauge the level of unreported shocks in the community and to raise awareness of the potential risks. The trials have revealed that many customers are not aware of the danger signals nor who to report the issue to. SAPN has developed a new electricity safety campaign as part its ongoing community safety program, focusing on guiding the public on what to do if they experience shocks in the home, come across downed powerlines, or are involved or attend traffic incidents involving electricity infrastructure. For further information: watch this short video (https://youtu.be/5Svmmmq-QwA) visit the SAPN website https://www.sapowernetworks.com.au//don-t-ignore-shocks-o/

07.01.2022 What's Happening in Goyder - read the latest eNewsletter here ; https://www.goyder.sa.gov.au/community/newsletter-sa

07.01.2022 FREE online Grant Seeker Workshop - Wed 9 December 2020, 10am-12pm Grant writing tips to help community groups. REGISTER HERE: https://events.humanitix.com/frrr-south-australia-grant-see... More Information about TTTT and SRC on FRRR's website https://www.frrr.org.au/

07.01.2022 The Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery is keen to have people share in this Eudunda 150 Project. "Story-telling is just one way that we can continue to connect and learn during this time. "We would love to receive stories and photos from you for the purpose of featuring on our Facebook Page. The potential to create a treasure-trove of stories and personal histories is enormous. "There are only two constraints: the photo, story or memento should have a link to Eudunda or any of the outlying districts, and a sufficient explanation of what a photo, or memento is." You can get in contact with them via Facebook Messenger or email: [email protected] or use this online form: https://eudundaheritage.com/contact/

07.01.2022 The state government is creating local jobs and improving the lives of South Australians through its record $16.7 billion investment in roads, hospitals, schools, housing and regional infrastructure. Because the things that matter to you, matter to us. Visit SA.GOV.AU to find out about the projects and jobs being created in your local area. SA Government

07.01.2022 Council staff discovered the naughty elf is being held hostage by the microchipping pets! What was your naughty elf caught doing this morning?

06.01.2022 A reminder the Hard Waste collection has been rescheduled for Sunday, 29 November for Farrell Flat, Point Pass and Robertstown. Details below:

06.01.2022 Spotted a weed you haven't seen for a long time? With these spring rains, conditions are ideal for weeds to emerge that have been missing in action during t...he dry spell. Two pest plants with huge potential to cause headaches for landholders are African Rue and Creeping Knapweed. They both have extensive root systems that make them very difficult and expensive to control once established. Read the full story https://landscape.sa.gov.au//201112-weird-weeds-expected-t If you spot an unusual weed, one of our Landscape Officers can help you identify it. Call us on 8841 3400. . . . Barunga West Council Clare & Gilbert Valleys Council District Council of Mount Remarkable Light Regional Council Northern Areas Council Port Pirie Regional Council Regional Council of Goyder The Barossa Council Town of Gawler Wakefield Regional Council Yorke Peninsula Council Ag Excellence Alliance Inc SANTFA - Conservation Agriculture In Action Hart Field-Site Group Inc Mid North High Rainfall Zone Group Northern Sustainable Soils - NSS Wotl YP Alkaline Soils Group Upper North Farming Systems Society of Precision Agriculture Australia - SPAA

05.01.2022 The Shack curated by Kerry Youde November 12 to December 24 2020 10 am to 4pm Daily... Launch Saturday November 14 @ 5.30pm Opening Speaker: Eleanor Scicchitano: Curator, Arts Writer, Researcher Silvana Angelakis, Steph Ball, Plaxy Folland, Julian Galvin, Gail Hocking, Maria Holst Salomonsen, Rick Hutchinson, Lis Jones Ingman, Sue Kneebone, Sue Michael, Samuel Mulcahy and Kerry Youde. Memory, history & our attachment to place embodied in distinct ways. Painting, photography, glass, sculpture, metalwork, textiles, vitreous enamel, ceramics, drawing, video and digital art combine as selected regional and metropolitan artists respond to their connection to the shack. https://www.facebook.com/events/400431008010417/

03.01.2022 Missing Coolie Puppy- please keep a look out. "Bert" slipped his collar on the back of the ute somewhere between East of Burra and Crystal Brook. He is grey/marle in colour. He is microchipped but not registered. ... If found please contact Marilyn on 0428 275 017.

03.01.2022 COVID-SAFE CHECK-IN - everything you need to know The South Australian Government is introducing COVID SAfe Check-In, to enhance contact tracing and keep our community COVID safe. If someone in South Australia tests positive to COVID-19, the COVID SAfe Check-In enables SA Health to quickly contact others who may have been exposed to the virus and stop the spread of COVID-19.... https://www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/business/covid-safe-check-in

02.01.2022 Look what CEO David J. Stevenson discovered this morning at Burra Council Office! Share your Elf escapades!

02.01.2022 NOMINATIONS CLOSE NEXT WEEK, ON SATURDAY, 21 NOVEMBER 2020 - CITIZEN OF THE YEAR AWARDS - NOMINATE SOMEONE NOW! Each year the Regional Council of Goyder seeks nominations from the Goyder community for the following 3 categories-... Citizen of the Year Award Young Citizen of the Year Award Community Event of the Year Award Nominations are open for community members, and groups, to nominate someone who makes a real difference in your town and to give them the opportunity to be rewarded and recognised for their important contribution. The Awards reward and recognise individuals and organisations that have made a noteworthy contribution during the current year, and/or given an outstanding service over a number of years, to a local community over and above normal employment duties. Outstanding contribution and community service includes areas such as; education, health, fund-raising, charitable and voluntary services, business, sport, arts, the environment, or any other area that contributes to the advancement and wellbeing of a community. Click on the link below to nominate online or hard copy nominations forms will be available at the Eudunda and Burra Council offices. You can also nominate online directly at citizenoftheyear.com.au Nominations close Saturday 21st of November 2020. https://www.goyder.sa.gov.au//awar/australia-day-awards-sa

02.01.2022 The Australian Government has announced $40 million in funding to support projects that create jobs and employment opportunities for women, including women from diverse backgrounds. Organisations are invited to apply for grant funding under the Women’s Leadership and Development Program (WLDP). The funding is part of the Women@Work measure announced in the 2020 Women’s Economic Security Statement and like the Australian Government’s JobMaker Plan, is focused on the re-opening..., recovery and reform of Australia’s economy. The WLDP will target projects that will improve outcomes for Australian women across five key areas: job creation; economic security; workforce participation; leadership; and safety. The funding will help boost women’s employment and set Australian women up for future jobs. Projects funded under the 2018-19 WLDP grant opportunity are encouraged to apply for a continuation or expansion of their project. Projects that are scalable, transferable across industries and occupations, and those that focus on supporting women from different backgrounds (including rural, remote and regional women) are also encouraged. The grant opportunity will close at 11:00PM AEDT on Wednesday 9 December 2020. https://www.pmc.gov.au//womens-leadership-and-development-

01.01.2022 Congratulations to Doreen Hughes - Citizen of the Year for the Hallett Ward