Sheryl Teigesser (pictured top left) is an active volunteer in the Donovans community. Sheryl\u2019s passion for helping others has led her to volunteer with various groups and organisations, including the Donovans Country Fire Service (CFS) Brigade, Donovans Recreation Advisory Council (DRAC) and Port MacDonnell SA Ambulance Service. With eight years of experience coordinating administration for the DRAC and volunteering as the administration coordinator for the Donovans CFS for some years, Sheryl also utilises her skills each year to assist with coordinating the local \u2018Biggest Morning Tea\u2019 for the Cancer Council, and both Donovans Easter and Christmas Markets. Those who know Sheryl describe her has a team player and dedicated to the projects she is involved with making her a deserving winner or the 2023 District Council of Grant Citizen of the Year Award.<\/p>\n
YOUNG CITIZEN OF THE YEAR<\/strong><\/p>\n As a newer resident to the District Council of Grant, Elivia Stanley (pictured bottom left) has wasted no time in becoming an enthusiastic member of the local community. Elivia is an athlete at the Port MacDonnell Netball Club and Cadet with the Kingsley CFS Brigade. Caring and committed are two words that have been used to describe Elivia which is reflected in the interactions she has with others in the community. Elivia\u2019s caring nature is a strong trait noticed by the Allendale East Area School where she is currently undertaking a Traineeship. Elivia\u2019s willingness to participate in the local community will be a great asset for her and the district going into the future, and is why she is worthy recipient of the 2023 District Council of Grant Young Citizen of the Year Award.<\/p>\n COMMUNITY EVENT OF THE YEAR<\/strong><\/p>\n Community Event of the Year will be presented to the Yahl Soldiers Australia Day awards handed out at Willalooka event for Tatiara District Council 2023 TATIARA DISTRIC TCOUNCIL AUSTRALIA DAY AWARDS CITIZEN OF THE YEAR – MICHAEL HUNT Regarded as a true local, Michael (pictured above left) is a local farmer, born locally, educated locally, played his sport locally and is a kind and generous community man. YOUNG CITIZEN OF THE YEAR – CLARE LANGLEY Clare (pictured above centre) has been an active member of the Bordertown Netball Club over the past 12 months, serving on the club\u2019s committee, coaching, umpiring and playing. She also took on the roles of Junior Development Co-Ordinator and Grounds CoGrant District Council award winners Memorial Hall Committee (pictured above bottom right) for their Yahl<\/p>\n Community Christmas Celebration.<\/strong><\/p>\n Due to ongoing COVID-19 restrictions and uncertainties, there were limited community events held during 2021. The Yahl Soldiers Memorial Hall committee were one local group able to host a successful event being their community Christmas party. A total of 70 Yahl community members came together to enjoy a day full of classic backyard games, a barbeque lunch and popular jumping castle kindly donated by Member for Barker Tony Pasin. Locals also got into the Christmas spirit early by decorating their home entrances which were judged with a winner being awarded at the community Christmas celebration. Yahl is a thriving community within the council area and events like the Yahl Christmas Celebration allow residents to prosper and connect making Yahl Soldiers Memorial Hall committee a deserving awardee for the 2023 District Council of Grant Community Event of the Year.<\/p>\n
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