Aldinga Bay's Coastal Views July 2014

July 2014 Circulation: 2000

(Servicing Aldinga Bay & Willunga Basin)

All proceeds go back into the community.

Next meeting of ABRA (incorp. Watch SA) will be the be held on

Wednesday, 11th June 2014

at 7.30 pm at the Aldinga Community Centre,

Stewart Avenue, Aldinga Beach

INDEX INSIDE

Free Newsletter No. 407

Official newsletter of ABRA

ALDINGA BAY RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION (INC)

(established 1977)

(Incorporating Watch SA)

Photo - Port Willunga courtesy of reader

Built to inspire! On Friday 13 June 2014 at 10.30am Willunga Waldorf School officially opened the new year 6 & 7 building.

This capital works project has been funded by the Australian Government and The Hon Jamie Briggs MP officiated at the opening ceremony.

The building design conveys some of the character belonging to the Waldorf/Steiner curriculum content.

Class 6 has a focus on Ancient Rome and the establishment of Law as the foundation for civil society. This follows the birth of Democracy and the retreat of the Gods in Ancient Greece (Class 5). Class 7 moves on to the Middle Ages culminating in the Renaissance. With stylised rammed earth pillars and deep steps for sitting and standing, the outdoor eating and socialising area loosely reflects the architecture of an ancient Roman forum. Historically a gathering place of social significance and often the scene of diverse activities including political discussions and meetings, the space may well inspire the students to partake in some hearty oratory. Class 7 students had this to say about their new space: The outside seating arrangements are good for socialising Liam Miller The beautiful open space brings you closer to nature Lia Petagna The outside seating and columns reminds me of a colosseum Grace Hartley The rooms are light and airy Kiara Irvine

Janet Molloy, Principal, says: I warmly invite all members of the public to join us for the opening of this beautiful new building. Willunga Waldorf School is leading the way with architectural design in schools. We continue to challenge ourselves to create aesthetically beautiful spaces within which children will feel inspired to learn. Future School Tours: Wed 30

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STUDENT WHO OBTAINED 0% ON AN EXAM I would have given him 100%!

Q1. In which battle did Napoleon die? * His last battle. Q2. Where was the Declaration of Independence signed? * at the bottom of the page. Q3. River Ravi flows in which state? * liquid. Q4. What is the main reason for divorce? * Marriage. Q5. What is the main reason for failure? * Exams. Q6. What can you never eat for break- fast? * Lunch & dinner. Q7. What looks like half an apple? *The other half. Q8. If you throw a red stone into the blue sea what it will become? * Wet. Q9. How can a man go eight days without sleeping ? *No problem, he sleeps at night. Q10. How can you lift an elephant with one hand? *You will never find an elephant that has only one hand... Q11. If you had three apples and four oranges in one hand and four apples and three oranges in other hand, what would you have? *Very large hands! Q12. If it took eight men ten hours to build a wall, how long would it take four men to build it? * No time at all, the wall is already built by eight guys.

Q13. How can u drop a raw egg onto a concrete floor without cracking it? *Any way you want, concrete floors are very hard to crack. 4 Husbands

The local news station was interviewing an 80-year-old lady because she had just gotten married for the fourth time. The interviewer asked her questions about her life, about what it felt like to be marrying again at 80, and then about her new husband's occupation. "He's a funeral director," she answered. "Interesting," the newsman thought. He then asked her if she wouldn't mind telling him a little about her first three husbands and what they did for a living. She paused for a few moments, needing time to reflect on all those years. After a short time, a smile came to her face and she answered proudly, ex-plaining that she had first married a banker when she was in her 20's, then a circus ringmaster when in her 40's, and a preacher when in her 60's, and now - in her 80's - a funeral director. The interviewer looked at her, quite astonished, and


Incorporating:

AGM WED, 13th August at 7.30 pm

Aldinga Community Centre Stewart Avenue Aldinga Beach.

ALDINGA BAY RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION

Dear Reader,

On The Run application. There has been no news from the ERD court yet on its

judgment on this proposal appeal.

History Month.

Several successful events were held in the district in May.

The Local History Bus Tour, held through the Aldinga

Community Centre, was booked out and well received by those who attended.

The National Trust Willunga reported that their cemetery

tours were also well attended. We havent had any feedback from the libraries.

A very successful community event was held at the Aldinga

Community Centre on May 23rd. With many families attending.

Most of you would have seen the publicity the Aldinga

Sharks Football Club received and it is good to see them getting support. (- And winning a game!)

The community working bee for the construction of the

childrens garden was also quite successful and productive. It is good to see the bitumen finally pulled up under some of this area, which should help to make it even more

productive.

As you will see on this months cover, plans are being put together for an Aldinga Bay Christmas Pageant. The

planning group, with the support of the Aldinga Bay

Business & Tourism Association is planning a pageant on the beach to finish up at the Morgan Street ramp with

possibly a market and entertainment provided. Weather

permitting, what a lovely way to spend an afternoon before

watching the sun go down over the sea. ABRA is assisting with publicity so keep your eye on

Coastal Views.

There will be an expression of interest form in a future issue so get talking in your group, club or business and be a part of

the fun.

I hope you enjoy the issue. Kevin Hutton - President & Editor

Index

ABRA News / editorial 3

Auto Section 31 - 34

CFS Corner 16

Community Centre 36

Community News 37 - 40

Church Notices, News 41

Emergency Numbers 42

Environment News 16

Health Section 22 - 26

Talking Health 24

Vets on Pets 26

History 12, 13

Markets 17, 18

Playgroups 35, 38

Tribe FM 91.1 15

Youth Activities 43

Speaker: TBA

Get your picture on the cover of

Coastal Views. Amateur (and other) photographers - we need you.

Send in your Aldinga Bay photos in .jpg or .tif format

to [email protected].

They should preferably be in portrait rather than

landscape mode to fit our cover. (Some cropping may

be required.)

If your photo is printed your name will be

acknowledged on the photo.

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THE ALDINGA COMMUNITY GARDEN at Symonds Reserve, Stewart Ave.

Aldinga Beach OPEN:

WEDNESDAYS 9.30am - 12.30pm Membership is free so now is a great time to come and grow fruit, vegetables and herbs the natural way and

learn and share gardening tips. So come and PLANT IT, GROW IT, HARVEST IT, SHARE IT, EAT IT!

Contact: 8556 5940


Coastal Views Distribution Points. Aldinga - Aldinga Bay Seafood, Galilee Catholic School. Aldinga Beach - Aldinga Beach R-7 School, Aldinga Library, Aldinga Central Shopping Centre (various locations), Aldinga Community Centre, GP Plus, Aldinga Medical Centre, Jimmies Take Away, Aldinga Beach Mini Mart, Aldinga Bay Foodstore. McLaren Vale - Manfield Newsagency (by Coles), Bakery reading shelves & stand in mall behind bakery, McLaren Club, IOOF retirement village. Moana Heights - Liberty Service Station. Willunga - Willunga Library, Willunga Bakery, Willunga Butcher.

FEELING THE WINTER CHILL?

Come along to the GALILEE OP SHOP on the corner of Quinliven & How Roads,

Aldinga Beach, by the car park.

OPEN Monday Wednesday, Thursday &

Friday from 9.00am till 3.00pm, the Shop has lots of winter stock, including a good

selection of quality warm coats.

Visit soon and bag a bargain!


JAKE

Are you wrestling with life? Jake was born 14th November 1994 into a Christian family. But he says that didnt make him a Christian, and hes still trying to be one at least a good one. Hes always had a heart for God, and although he did make a

clear commitment to follow Christ as a fourteen year old

he has been tossed around by the normal pull of the world, and a peer group that doesnt share his faith.

The principles hes learnt as a champion wrestler have helped him with wins in Adelaide competitions, state and national titles and international wins, travelling to a number of countries by the ripe old age of twenty. The

Olympic Games 2016 is his goal, training most days

between work hours and church.

A religious man called Saul was a champion persecutor of

the early Christians. He was dramatically converted

(becoming Saint Paul in the process) and famously said that we wrestle not against flesh and blood but against

spiritual forces that oppose the holiness of God. He said

his personal goal was for an imperishable crown, to be

awarded by the One he had been unwittingly fighting!

Jake knows what hes up against, in the natural and in the spiritual realms; and each works towards his successes.

Second place is for the first loser he says; and as luke-warmness (mediocrity) is the real pits - the very last

place he would ever want to be - his sights are firmly

fixed on the prize in both realms.

Lets cheer our local lad on. Life can be a wrestle. Lets keep looking up and aiming high!

Worldwide Photos

Eternity Sydney Harbour Bridge New Years day 2000 Eternity Matters Inc exists to publish positive and

uplifting faith stories as a community service.

To learn a little more or to speak to someone:

Peter: 0414 251 239 - [email protected] www.eternitymatters.org.au


We extend an Invitation to our Annual General Meeting Monday August 18th 2014

In the Aldinga Uniting Church Hall Main St, Aldinga

At 7:30 pm

If you have anything that you feel needs to go on the agenda please notify the

Christian Centre.

Please come along and support the operation of this organisation.

Patricia Ann Hobbs 08 8557 7233 Acting Co-ordinator


Aldinga Bay Cafe

162 Esplanade Aldinga Beach

Indian Cuisine Cooked by professional chef Arbind Bhatt

(previously of Hyatt Hotel - Adelaide)

Fully Licensed

We also provide: Fish & Chips and take away food

- pastry and hamburgers

Fresh coffee

Open 10 am to 10pm Wed to Mon - Closed Tuesdays

For bookings ring 8556 5547 Information - www.aldingabaycafe.com


Tree Removal and Mulching

phone Gavin 042 888 0801

CLASSIFIED ADS

Volunteers Wanted Aldinga Community Centre

needs volunteers to work in a variety of areas.

Ph 08 8556 5940 to speak with Mandy

ARE YOU A MEMBER OF ABRA?

See p.42

This space is available.

This space is available.


Laminating and binding

Ph: 8556 6196

Daily newspapers

Magazines

Stationery, Cards

Toys, Gifts

Photocopying

Phone cards

Mobile phone recharge

Prepaid Mobile Phones

SA Lotteries

Aldinga Central, Pridham Boulevard

ALDINGA BEACH

NEWSAGENCY

Internet Access Agencies:

Dry-cleaning

Metrotickets

[email protected]

BIRCHALLS AIR-CONDITIONING

Pty Ltd.

Phone : 8323 9173 Mobile 0405 508462. Email: [email protected]

Commercial Industrial Domestic. Ducted Wall Splits Reverse Cycle Heat

Pumps.

Design - Installation - Sales - Service Repair.

DAIKIN AUTHORISED SERVICE CENTRE

LG AUTHORISED SERVICE CENTRE All Major Brands

Evaporative Systems: Service Repair Winter shut down.

A-Class Electrical Licence: PGE 192560

Refrigeration Licence Number: L022203

AU Number 23916

Aldinga Bay Business

and Tourism Association

Meets monthly on first Wednesday of the Month at

Aldinga Central Shopping Centre, Level 1 Boardroom, Pridham Boulevard Aldinga Beach

We welcome all interested local business owners to

attend.

For more information please call

Sonya Martin on 04017 830 164


Tired of Smelly Septic tanks Would you like to recycle your

waste water on your garden, car washing or cleaning pavers?

The Safe Natural Choice Call us to discuss our Environ-ment Friendly Waste Systems

DO YOU HATE CANCER? Who doesnt know someone affected by cancer in some

way ?

Can you walk?

Do you like to have fun?

Do you have ten or more friends like you?

Why not get a team together and join us at the inaugural McLaren Vale Relay for Life on October 11 and 12 this year?

The event involves walking your team baton around the oval overnight for 19 hours in a relay.

There will be lots of other teams walking with you and we will all be raising funds for the Cancer Council along the way.

Lots of entertainment is already planned at the event with Live Music, Games for all ages, Displays, Martial Arts Demos and heaps of people just having a ball.

See the special ceremony for people that have passed before us, survivors and carers and join in the fun afterwards. I assure you it will be a most fulfilling experience for all.

Check out the YouTube clip here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGRqw7c8WFg and youll get a feel for what its all about.

Head over to http://www.relayforlife.org.au for more info and join up your team.

It is a great bonding experience for your sports club, walking club, social club, workplace and any other likeminded individuals. Any age and any fitness levels are welcomed. Show off your club and gain some more exposure while helping out a great cause.

If you would like to be involved but cant form a team you can always join an existing team.

Contact : Emma Cockram Phone: 0400 064 083 email: [email protected]


Prepared by Stan Beck

Intertidal Monitoring on Aldinga Reef

Are you interested in finding out more about the creatures that live on our reef?

Would you like to take part in a pleasant couple of hours with other interested people recording the species present to improve our knowledge base ?

Expertise is not required. Training is provided on the spot.

Teams meet several times each year on Saturday or Sunday during the warmer season.

Ring Neville Hudson 0429 804 100 for further information.

100 yrs ago July.

Australia Australias First Airmail letters flown between Melbourne and Sydney Australia Labor leader A.Fisher promised troops to Britain if he wins election Australia Big Lizzie (a 46 ton land clearer) was invented and built in Victoria London Statue of Captain Cook unveiled in The Mall London Govt. shelves talks on home rule for Ireland as crisis in Europe escalates Vienna Austria breaks off diplomatic ties with Serbia Serbia Mobilisation of the army is announced Vienna Austria declares war as troops invade Serbia. Paris Belgium cyclist Jean Thys wins Tour de France Russia The Czar announces mobilisation of the army Germany The Kaiser says he will mobilise the army if Russia continues to July 50yrs ago Australia News Ltd launched the first national paper "The Australian" in Canberra Australia A registry of Adverse Drug Reaction has been formed after 'Thalidomide' Australia Donald Campbell sets new land speed record of 650Kph on Lake Eyre Queensland After nearly 5years suffering, the whole state was declared in a drought Tasmania Launceston faces worst flood since 1929. as 1,000 homes are evacuated England A draw in the 4th test means that Australia retains the Ashes London At 89yrs Winston Churchill retires from politics with applause from both sides of parliament . Moscow A. Mikoyan succeeds L. Brezhnev as Soviet President U.S. Act ending racial discrimination declared by President Johnson U.S. Washington to send 5,000 Advisers to Vietnam U.S. Moon Ranger '7' sends close-up photos of the moons surface New York National guard sent in as three night of riots in the city continue Algiers 100 die in bomb blast on a ship in the harbour

Have you ever considered becoming a guide at the Willunga Court House & Slate Museum.

We really need more volunteers to meet and greet our

visitors and make sure that they enjoy their visit to the

Museums. An orientation and training will be provided for new

volunteers. As little as three hours each month would

make a big difference and would be greatly appreciated. We have a variety of tasks and interests;

Mock Courthouse Trials - to booked groups

Helping with Family History and Research Bassett Boys Schoolroom (1860's school days - booked

school groups)

Willunga Now & Then Website & Willunga History

Blog. For more information visit Court House Museum - see

our advert above for Opening times

or contact Julie Taylor 0402 122 470.


Feedback on History Month Cemetery Tours.

(Thanks to Julie Taylor of National Trust - Willunga)

On the Saturday at St. Stephens Anglican Cemetery, about twenty-five people attended, some looking for

information on relatives, who went on up to the

Courthouse to do further research from our family archives.

In reference to your article about William George Field I

can add that he is buried in this cemetery. I shall take a photograph of the grave and send it to you. (June 2014

issue - Ed)

Sunday at Uniting Church & Roman Catholic Cemeteries

there were good numbers of interested people with both Churches open for view. Afternoon tea was held in the

Roman Catholic Church Hall, which is where Saint Mary

McKillop set up a school, the Sisters living further along St George St. in a house still standing.

What I find interesting from the research on the families

in these cemeteries is how inter-connected they were by

marriage. All of our local Cemeteries are a treasure trove of history and we have a responsibility to preserve them.

JULY 13th is 126th anniversary of the WRECK OF

the STAR OF GREECE.

National Trust Willunga Branch has recently been given a

canvas stretcher which as the family who gave this, says was used to carry the dead and injured seamen from the

beach on this fateful day. We shall add this to our display

of Star of Greece artifacts and information on display at

the Courthouse.

The South Australian Advertiser, Tuesday 7 August 1888 page 7

THE LATE PRESENTATION TO THE POLICE-TROOPERS.

TO THE EDITOR. Sir-In the Advertiser of August 2 appears a report of a presentation to the police, with special reference to Mounted trooper Tuohy, in recognition of services rendered at the wreck of the Star of Greece. I do not

wish to detract from the merit of Trooper Tuohy, for I can bear testimony to his zeal and endeavor to assist and rescue the sailors. I was at the wreck from half past 9 in the morning till about 6 in the evening, so that I saw the whole of that sad scene.

Now, why should the Government only recognise bravery in the public officers to the exclusion of civilians, who did all in their power to rescue the men? Surely if Trooper Tuohy deserves honor those who worked equally hard and exposed themselves to the heavy sea deserve some kind notice. The Hon. J. C. F. Johnson said he was informed that Trooper Tuohy exposed himself to the boiling waves for seven hours. Now, this is rather overdrawn. One would imagine that Trooper Tuohy was in the boiling waves all that time, whereas he was on shore most of the time, directing our efforts in trying to restore those who were apparently drowned, and the rest of the time he was assisting those who were saved and trying to save others. We all admit the bravery and zeal of Trooper Tuohy, and are glad he has been rewarded, but at the same time we do not know in what particular way McCarron, Finch, and Wells distinguished themselves at the wreck. Yet the Government have rewarded them, and Trooper Tuohy is recommended to the notice of the Royal Humane Society. Now, why should they be noticed and rewarded whilst others who exposed and exerted themselves equally as much are overlooked? I refer to the following as being those who were most prominent in exerting themselves in saving life:Messrs. Thos. Martin, Chas Addison, Noah Crisp, J. A. Nelson, H. Shepherd, B. Sparrow, F. Cully, jun., L Fidge, jun., and John McBurney. These men are practically unnoticed: and I am sure many eye-witnesses can bear me out in my statement that they were equally as brave as Trooper Tuohy. It seems unfair that only the public officers are selected for rewards. I am sure neither of the men I refer to want to be rewarded for what they did, but we who saw how they exerted themselves cannot help feeling that the Government ought to recognise the brave efforts of those who, taking their lives in their hands, went freely forward into a boiling sea to do their best in rescuing the shipwrecked sailors. Some of them were for hours on the beach in their wet clothes, having no dry clothes to put on. In all I have written I have no desire to detract from the merit of Trooper Tuohy, but only wish to see justice done to all. I sign my name so that none will think that I am writing for a reward. I am, &c.,

ALFRED SIBLY. Aldinga, August 3, 1888.

The Newspaper article below dated August 1888 (found on an actual page of the paper of that day behind an old

picture that we were having re-framed) brings to the

story of that day another perspective.


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OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK

MON - FRI 8 am - 5 pm

SATURDAY 8 am - 1 pm

SUNDAY closed

PUBLIC HOLS closed

Phone: (08) 8557 7470 15 Lacey Drive Aldinga Beach (Industrial Area)

www.aldingatimber.com Email: [email protected]

Pergola Timber

Decking

Treated Pine

Posts & Logs

LOSP Timber

Building Pine

Hardwood

Meranti

Mouldings

Matchboard

Chipboard

Melamine

Plywood

Marine Ply

Brace Board

Oregon

Glass Bead

Dowel 4 - 32 mm

Shadecloth

Polycard

C/bond Iron

Whirlybirds

Electrical

Plumbing

Storm Water

Premix Concrete

Pave Set

Insulation Batts

Plastic Angles

ROK Electric Tools

Hand Tools

Threaded Rod

Conduit

Plasterboard

Accessories

Cement Sheet

Cement Lattice

Tile Underlay

Paint Brushes

Nuts & Bolts

Screws & Nails

Doors

Door Hardware

Gates / Hardware

Deck Stains

Cladding

Render Products

Patio Heaters

Bordo Hole Saws

Bordo Drill Bits

Gun Nails

Eco-wood Lattice Trellis Manufacturing.

15 Lacey Drive, Aldinga Beach (Industrial Area)

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Haymes Paints &

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Learn how to protect

your local environment

South Australia was once a biodiversity paradise featuring

more than 3500 native plant species, 140 mammal species and

460 bird species. Due to broadscale native vegetation clearance, up to 98 per

cent of our native bushland has been lost in some areas and with it, many plant, animal and bird species.

Trees For Lifes Bush For Life Program gives people from all walks of life the opportunity to help preserve what little we

have left by learning how to restore and protect our States native vegetation through bush regeneration workshops.

At the workshop, participants will learn:

why the bush needs your help;

the best strategies for restoring ecological processes;

minimal disturbance techniques;

how to work safely in the bush; how you can get involved as a Bush For Life volunteer

Continuous learning opportunities are also provided through

the program, ensuring participants discover the best techniques to get native plants regenerating and how to defeat invasive

weeds. Bush For Life also holds advanced workshops which

cover topics such as native plant and grass identification,

advanced bush management techniques, brushcutting and

more.

Volunteers also choose how they want to be involved in the

longer term. They can participate in small group activities

every now and then, adopt a bushland site of their own or join

our Bush Action Team.

If you want to find out more about getting hands-on experience

through Bush For Life, phone the office on 8406 0500.

Being part of BFL just takes a small portion of your time, and passion and the rewards are endless!

2014 Dates: One Day Workshops

Friday 4 July, Brooklyn Park

Wednesday 23 July, Mitcham Hills

Saturday 9 August, Littlehampton

Sunday 17 August, Norton Summit

Thursday 21 August, Playford

Wednesday 10 September, Willunga

Saturday 20 September, Brooklyn Park

Wednesday 8 October, Strathalbyn

Tuesday 14 October, Burnside

Saturday 22 November, Brooklyn Park

For more information contact:

Trees For Life Media & Communications Manager

Tania Kearney on (08) 8406 0500.

Aldinga Beach CFS

Aldinga Beach C.F.S Get to know your local C.F.S volunteers.

Over the coming months we will be

introducing our brigade from Aldinga Beach C.F.S, we are a group of people that dedicate our time to help our

community.

Name- Luke Trewartha Age- 29

Position at C.F.S - Aldinga Beach Brigade Captain Length of service at C.F.S - 15 years

Family - Married with 2 children- Hayden 9 & Zoe 1

Employment - Formwork Carpenter Why are you a C.F.S volunteer? - To give something back

to the community

Nickname - Treehugga Favorite Quote - Just think about it

Last month Aldinga Beach C.F.S was at the local shopping

centre with a display showing some of the things that we have been doing recently. At this time we had a fundrais-

ing raffle made possible by the very kind donations from

local business and traders without the support of our local businesses we

wouldnt have been able to run a raffle to raise much needed funds. So a very big thank you to all that donated prizes. We have drawn the raffle and the

winners are-

1st- - Green Ticket G32 Robert 2nd - Green Ticket M27 Niomi Knight 3rd - Orange Ticket I7 Peter Petersen 4th - Pink Ticket Club 65 Pat Adelson 5th - Blue Ticket B31 Michelle W All winners have been notified and thank you to all who

purchased tickets in our raffle.

MAY CALL OUT STATISTICS. 17 Call outs were attended in May.

They consisted of:

Grass & rubbish fires 7

Road Crash Rescue & Road Crashes 3 Fixed alarm call outs 2

Vehicle & structure fires - 1 each

Other call outs 3 including 1 hazmat (Hazardous Materials)

SIGN CONFUSION In an office: TOILET OUT OF ORDER....... PLEASE USE FLOOR BELOW In a London department store: BARGAIN BASEMENT UPSTAIRS


Meet the grower, taste the region

Every Saturday, Willunga Town Square 8-12.30 pm

With your annual membership card get 10% discount across all stalls.

Enquiries: 8556 4297

Cool Room Gallery at Myponga. Come see the original works by local Artists. Open hours same as the Myponga Markets Sat Sun and public holidays 10am 4pm


Fluorescent light tubes (this includes Compact

Fluorescent lights now widely being used to replace incandescent globes) contain mercury.

If disposed of in landfill (through your garbage bin) this

can leach into the soil and water table with disastrous results.

They should be disposed of properly through recycling.

Do not put them in your rubbish bin. Collection points are available at Mitre 10 stores and the Willunga

Environment Centre.

Green waste and cardboard / paper - Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) legislation bans all councils

state wide from sending these materials to landfill.

As of 1 September 2012 computers and televisions will

also be part of this ban. Therefore these materials can no

longer be accepted as part of our hard waste collection.

The collection point is the Southern Waste Resource

Management on Bakewell Road Seaford Rise (the

Council dump off South Road N of the bridge). There is no cost. All you need to do is take your Ewaste

to the appropriate tip and they will direct you to the

Ewaste section.

You leave your stuff near two containers and exit the tip

depositing the card they issue you with. This card will

take you off their computer.

This can be done any day of the week.

Aldinga Bay

Open Air

Market

Moves Indoors for Winter For the last two years Aldinga Bay Business and Tourism

Association has run a Sunday craft and Produce Market on the corner of Pridham Boulevarde and Aldinga Beach

Road. With the colder weather coming, it seemed a pity

to shut down for winter, so they sought an indoor

alternative. Moving to the Aldinga Institute Hall in Old Coach Road,

Aldinga Township, was not without risks and so it was

with some trepidation that we opened our doors on 25th May, a wonderful autumn Aldinga day. The Institute was

packed to the rafters with lots of exciting goods and services. Tasteful gourmet foodstuffs came from Rosas very creative cupcakes, through McCauls Olive Oils (drink 30mls a day neat for a healthy life!) to Willunga

Fine Foods wonderful Appleberry Syrup. If you wanted

something to eat there and then, there were yummy pancakes from Liquid Delights and Steve and his team

worked frantically cooking egg and bacon sandwiches

(with tomato and onions!) and sausages in bread, in aid of the netball team.

There was a wide variety of fashion accessories from

handmade jewellery to scarves and hats knitted from pure Shetland wool, imported from Scotland. You did not

know that you could get wool from Shetland ponies, did

you? Well you cant! The wool comes from Scottish sheep with their long shaggy fleeces with which they

brace themselves for the long cold winters in the far north

of the British Isles.

The children were well catered for, the Jumping Castle, Slushies and Face painting were available outside and

there were lots to choose from Mr Moos Bargain Buys. Also outside was The Knife Doctor, sharpening anything from your favourite knife to the garden shears.

In excess of 550 people came through the doors and

spending was brisk. The public we spoke to loved the variety offered at the Aldinga Bay Market, which will run

at The Aldinga Institute Hall throughout the Winter on

the fourth Sunday of the Month, from 9 am until 2 pm.

The next one is on Sunday 22nd June.


Trade accounts welcome

Delivery Service Available

Modular

fencing

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Zincalume and

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9kg Gas Refill

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Roofing and Cladding

Gutters and Ridges

Flashings and Sheet metal products

Structual Steel

Purlins and Girts

RHS, Angles, Flatbars, Rods and Pipes

Fencing and Gates

Mesh and Wire Products

Bagged Cement Products

Stormwater and Accessories

Steel Fabrication

Welding products

Gas refills

Lot 110 Aldinga Beach Road Aldinga Beach

(In the Aldinga Home Improvements complex)

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Optometrist

8556 6800

TOOTH 32

Near atrium

8556 6566

POST OFFICE

Ph: 8556 5120 Fx: 8557 7880

ALDINGA

COMMUNITY

LIBRARY

8384 0022

HEIDI ANGEL

CRYSTAL

0427 602 576

VOLT

Sellicks/Aldinga Youth Enterprise Centre

8557 7555

RAY WHITE

ALDINGA

Phone: (08) 8557 6600 Fax: (08) 8557 6655

HOMEART

8557 6184

McDONALDS

8557 6256

ALDINGA 7-DAY

LAUNDROMAT

DRAKES FOODLAND

8557 2000

SHORE HAIR

Chemical free salon

8557 6240

BEAUTY SPOT

8557 6911

CAMPBELL PAGE

8557 6111

SUBWAY

Aldinga Beach

8556 6466

NOODLE BOWL

8557 8987

FRUIT LOOPZ

Fresh fruit, veg. & much more!

8557 7444

ALDINGA CENTRAL

PIZZA & TAKE-AWAY

8557 7666

ALDINGA CENTRAL

MEATS

8557 7175

L.J. HOOKER

Real Estate 8556 5249


gp CONNECT

AFTER HOURS GP SERVICE

After-hours medical care is available at

GP Plus Health Care Centre.

Monday to Friday 6 pm to 10 pm

Saturday 1 pm8 pm Sunday 10 am to 6 pm

Lot 32, Pridham Boulevard, Aldinga Beach.

In the GP Plus building For appointments, contact:

8557 9555

B W S

ALDINGA BEACH CELLARS Open 7 days

8556 5608

ALDINGA CENTRAL

CAR WASH

Open 7 days

FREE CHOICE

Tobacconist

8557 8651

JJs PHONE CASES

0424 762 042

ELEVATOR MUSIC

8557 6221

LOUIS PLACE CAF Coffee, light meals

8557 7799

SURF ESTEEM

Clothing & accessories

8557 7201

URBAN FUSION

Vietnamese & Asian cuisine

dine-in or takeaway 8556 6679

CALTEX

ALDINGA BEACH

8556 6688

ALDINGA COUNTRY

BAKEHOUSE

8557 7888

COLES

SUPERMARKET

8556 6299

HIBISCUS

HAIR & SPA

8557 7021

POPPIES PLANTS

& FLOWERS

8557 6718

ALDINGA BEACH

CHEMMART

8556 5152

ALDINGA BEACH

NEWSAGENT

Phone / Fax 8556 6196 [email protected]

ATMs AVAILABLE

Bendigo Bank Bank SA

Commonwealth Bank

GET IT CHEAP

Discount Variety

Store

(08) 8557 6677

FLIGHT CENTRE

8557 6799

BLONDIES

SHOES

8557 7838

BENDIGO BANK

ALDINGA BEACH COMMUNITY BRANCH

8557 8166

Cnr Aldinga Beach Road and

Pridham Boulevard ALDINGA BEACH

www.aldingacentral.com.au


If you are having trouble with headaches, neck or back pain, shoulder problems, or a range of other musculoskeletal problems,

then ring the Aldinga Chiropractic Centre on 8557 8300.

Dr Jenny Milisits BHSc M Chiro

Dr Jessica Mah B Appl Sci (Comp med) M Clin Chiro

Dr Ilias Varlokostas B HSc (Chiro) M Clin Chiro

New patients welcome

Low force techniques and manual adjusting

Open daily Monday to Friday

Exercise therapy and core stability training available

Remedial massage with Melissa Schubert and Sarah Snook

Infant Massage Instructor Sarah Snook.

Health fund rebates apply. Evening times available

Naturopathy with Jeanette Casey

Chiropractic Preferred providers for MBP and BUPA.

Aldinga Chiropractic Centre Located Suite 1, 101-103 Rowley Rd Aldinga Beach. Ph: 8557 8300

Email: [email protected] www.aldingachiropractic.com.au


Dr John Santillo Dr Emily Lin Dr Reschard Abdulla Angela Ferguson (Hygienist)

ALDINGA DENTAL CLINIC

NEW EXCITING PREMISES - SAME EXCELLENT SERVICE

Gentle Care Modern Quality Treatment

Friendly Staff

NEW PATIENTS WELCOME

Aldinga Dental Clinic 2 / 101-103 Rowley Rd,

Aldinga Beach

Ph: 8557 6598

GENERAL & COSMETIC DENTISTRY

The Get Together Club A new club has started in Aldinga Beach for adults with a

disability and their families.

The group encourages friendship, fun, connection and

inspiration.

It is the only group of its kind in the southern area.

The first meeting held at the Aldinga Life Care Hall was a

great success, with families sharing a meal, playing games, and getting to know each other.

A variety of activities are planned for the monthly group

including singing, painting, puppet making, and guest chefs. Ideas for activities are welcome and encouraged.

The Get Together Club has received a Community Grant

from the City of Onkaparinga and is also supported by Minda Incorporated, Carer Support and Disability

SA. New members are always welcome.

The Get Together Club is held on the first Friday of each

month, at the Aldinga Life Care Hall, Pridham Blvd,

Aldinga Beach from 6.30 8.30pm.

For bookings call 8433 9555

or email: [email protected].

WILLUNGA KICK BOXING CLUB Meet at The Old Railway Station, Railway Terrace, Willunga each Monday & Thursday nights at 7 pm. Contact Peter 0407 324 530 or just come and try.

SOUTHERN THAIBOXING Train for fun and fitness or for Kickboxing and Muay Thai competitions. Learn real fighting skills, become more confident and focused and at the same time become fitter than you have ever been before. Males and females 14 years and over at Aldinga Community Centre, Symonds Reserve Hall, Stewart Avenue, Aldinga Beach on Monday and Thursday, 7 pm to 9 pm.

Enquiries: Dale 0409 894 434 or Debbie 0409 696 608.

WILLUNGA JUDO CLUB Meet at The Old Railway Station,

Railway Terrace, Willunga each Wednesday night at 7 pm.

Contact Greg 8552 7074, Kym 0407 798 803 or just come and try.

KENPO KARITSU Ed Parkers American Kenpo Karate blended with traditional and Brazilian Ju Jitsu has something for the whole family. Taught Friday nights at Sellicks Beach Community hall and Wednesday nights at Aldinga Community Centre.

6.30 kids 7.30 adult. Come and try for free.

28 years Experience. Www.kenpo.net.au 0450 805 778 Dave Gartland


Talking Health with Kelly Harding ND

Prevention is better than cure Is it not better to prevent yourself from getting sick by living

a life of wellness than to get sick and then try to get better?

Your goal should be wellness!

Laughter is the best medicine One of the most important factors in wellness is laughter!

Various authors have suggested that laughter:

Exercises and relaxes muscles,

Improves respiration,

Stimulates circulation,

Increases the production of pain killing endorphins,

Decreases the production of stress related hormones

Enhances immunity. Remember also that humour induces positive emotions that

have beneficial effects in the absence of laughter!

When was the last time you took time out to relax? Taking regular time out to relax is also vital for wellness.

Reading a book or spending time with family or friends, will

increase the levels of chemicals in your brain that make you

feel happy.

Diets fail, lifestyle changes succeed Diet and lifestyle are also extremely important for long-term

wellness. How many times have you started a diet with the

best of intentions, only to find it too difficult to stick to for

more than a few weeks?

In order to achieve long term goals, what you need are posi-

tive lifestyle changes.

You are what you most consistently eat We have all heard the saying you are what you eat, but the truth is, you are what you most consistently eat. The best way to achieve your goal of wellness is to consume a diet

you can sustain for the long term. You will eat an average of

21 meals in a week. Not every one of those meals must be

perfect.

Six steps to Healthy Eating There are six key steps to help you eat well and be healthy:

Include protein rich foods in each meal or snack.

Enjoy a minimum of three cups of fresh vegetables daily.

Enjoy a minimum of two pieces or one cup of fresh fruit every day.

Limit starchy carbohydrates to two small serves per day: Limit high glycaemic load foods such as bread,

rice, pasta and cereal to one to two servings daily.

Include nuts, seeds and healthy oils in your diet.

Drink a minimum of eight glasses of pure water every day.

Your goal of wellness can be achieved by combining a well-

ness diet with regular exercise, relaxation and fun.

Hardings Clinic of Natural Therapies

Kelly Harding ND 3rd Generation Naturopath

Naturopathy, Acupuncture, Iridology, Herbal Medicine, Live Blood Analysis,

RBTI Analysis, Bowen & more

Garry Douglas DRM CranioSacral Therapy, Massage,

Myofascial Release, Polarity

Phone 8556 5945 1A Old Coach Road, Aldinga

MARIES CRYSTAL CAVE SPIRITUAL CENTRE OF THE SOUTH

107 Esplanade Aldinga Beach Open Daily 10.00am5.00pm

Ph: 8556 5692

GEMSTONES JEWELRY BOOKS GIFTS

Childrens School Holiday Program Basic Crystal Healing: Thurs 10th July 2-4 pm Dream Catcher Making: Thurs 17th July 2-4pm All materials & notes supplied $25 per child Discounts apply if both workshop prebooked & paid in advance or 2 or more children attending.

Also Offering: Reiki Crystal Healing Massage

Ear Candling & Readings

Meditation Groups & Oneness Blessings Bookings Essential


Rhylyn Medical Services - New Patients Always Welcome

For all your familys health needs

Aldinga Medical Centre 8550 2000 Mon Fri 8.30am 5.30pm 89 Rowley Road, Aldinga Beach Saturday 8.30am 5pm, Sunday 9.00am 5pm

Moore Street Clinic 8556 2300 Mon Fri 8.30am 5.30pm 1 Moore Street, Willunga

Moana Medical Centre 8386 3077 Mon Thurs 8.30am 5.30pm 1/381 Commercial Road, Moana Friday 8.30am 4.30pm

Medical Excellence Serving Growing Communities www.aldingamedicalcentre.com.au

. Immunisations

. All general health

. Womens & Mens health

. Health Assessments

. Kids health checks

. Chronic Disease Management

. Skin Checks

. Workcover

. Pre-employment medicals

. Acupuncture

. Mental Health

. Relationship coaching

. Ante-natal and shared care

. Minor Procedures

BREAST CANCER SUPPORT GROUP

Aldinga Medical Centre, Conference Room

89 Rowley Road, Aldinga Beach

NOTE: Change of Day and Time! Wednesdays fortnightly 10:00am12

JULY 9 & 23rd

For anyone currently or previously diagnosed with Breast Cancer, including family, friends & carers.

Face to face support and companionship over a coffee

and a chat. Donation to help cover morning tea appreciated.

Facilitated by Maria Atkinson

For further details call Maria 0400 021 687

www.facebook.com/AldingaBreastCancerSupportGroup

Grass Roots Yoga Movement Aldinga Beach

Join a friendly, informal group for early morning hatha yoga by donation only.

All ages and beginners are welcome. 7am-8am Tuesday and Thursdays

12 Atkinson Crescent, Aldinga Beach

Enquiries contact Sophie 0431 032 797 or [email protected]

All of us could take a lesson from the weather. It pays no attention to criticism.


Neutering (de-sexing) cats and dogs FREE MICROCHIPPING ($60 VALUE) WITH ANY DE-

SEXING PROCEDURE DURING THE MONTH OF JULY!

JULY IS NATIONAL DE-SEXING MONTH

There are many myths or misconceptions regarding

whether or not to neuter your pets. It is important to discuss

the options with your veterinarian so you can make an

informed decision. Outlined below are some of the main reasons why de-sexing is recommended for all dogs and

cats.

Females Mammary, ovarian and uterine tumours (cancers)

Many are malignant, and unless detected early, can

spread to the organs like the lungs. This becomes more likely with every oestrus cycle that

occurs. By their 2nd oestrus season, your pet is 26%

more likely to develop these tumours than a spayed dog.

Pyometra (infected uterus) A condition where the uterus becomes infected and

abscessed; leading to serious illness. It occurs in older

entire female dogs and cats. 1-in-4 of entire bitches will develop pyometra by 10 years of age.

Unwanted pregnancy

Whelping complications

These range from caesarean sections if puppies become stuck, to infections in the uterus or mastitis after

whelping.

Males Unwanted behaviours

Castration of male dogs at the appropriate time can help

to reduce the extent of marking or urination behaviours. It also removes the powerful drive an entire

male dog has to get to a female dog in season.

Prostate infection and inflammation

More common in entire males and can lead to prostatic abscesses. These can cause serious illness.

The prostate gland also enlarges in older dogs and cats;

causing problems such as blood in the urine. Testicular cancers

When is desexing recommended? The recommended age for desexing male and female dogs and cats is 5 to 6 months of age, before they reach puberty.

What does de-sexing involve? De-sexing requires a veterinary surgical procedure, performed under a general anaesthetic. Our patients stay in

hospital for the day, receive intravenous fluids throughout

their surgery, as well as pre-operative, intra-op and post-op

pain relief. Prior to surgery, they also receive a full physical examination and one of two pre-anaesthetic blood

tests either a basic standard red blood cell level (PCV)

Compliments of Willunga Veterinary Services

SISTERS GIVE FROM THE HEART In 2005 a group of ladies played the part of the Nuns in the

Tatachilla Lutheran Colleges production of The Sound of Music and they liked the experience so much they wanted to go

on singing. At the invitation of their first Music Director, Greg

John, they started a choir and became Sisters of Abundance.

Today they are a community choir still going strong in their 9th

year. For many of the members the choir is their first

experience of singing in public.

The members come from all walks of life and experiences but

they all enjoy coming along and getting to know one another as

they sing together and the bond that holds them together is very

simple - they sing just for the enjoyment of singing. They are

not only sisters in song but also like family and support each other. All members are involved in the life of the choir in some

form. Whether it is doing one of the many tasks involved with

running the choir or the committee, the policy of sharing the

load works very well.

The Sisters of Abundance are very fortunate to have Rosemary

Nairn as Music Director. She came to us with a wealth of

experience and is always encouraging us to step outside our

comfort zone and have a try at something we might otherwise

have hesitated to tackle. (contd p27) With a wide ranging collection of songs, some would say quite

an eclectic mix, the choir have performed at many locations around the district and further afield. The events theyve sung

and blood protein test (at no additional cost) or the highly recommended optional upgraded full pre-anaesthetic

blood test that assesses kidney and liver function.


Welcome to

Aldinga Bay Massage.

Veronica Parle has had a sea change and is now working

from Aldinga Beach.

Aldinga Bay Massage offers:

Remedial, sports, therapeutic, & pregnancy massages.

Reflexology, craniosacral therapy & myofascial release.

Recently, Veronica has added oncology massage & manual

lymphatic drainage to her clinic.

For more information visit www.massage-aldinga.businessfoundonline.com.au

or phone her on 8556 5474

Listen Move Learn Sound and Movement Therapy

Beneficial for children and adults with;

. learning and auditory processing difficulties

. behavioural/social problems

. concentration and memory difficulties

. anxiety and depression

For more information contact

Marianne Nicholas 0438 835 729 Willunga, SA Email: [email protected]

Or go to www.extralesson.com and

www.intergratedlisteningsystems.com

SISTERS GIVE FROM THE HEART (Contd)

at include concerts, community events and fundraisers,

birthdays, weddings, funerals and other special events. Their

distinctive colourful scarves stand out as they get creative with the dance movements choreographed to their songs. With a

number of the girls unable to read music this does not stop

them achieving what they set out to do as they support each

other during the learning process.

Because many of our members work full time, a sub group was

formed to do entertaining at retirement villages and residential

care places during the week. This group is called Little Sisters

and consists of members who either dont work or study/work part time. They practice on Friday afternoons and their

repertoire is different to the main group.

Last year our Music Director decided she would like to teach some of the girls to play recorder. This has proved to be an

interesting experience for some and a relearning for those who

were taught in primary school. We currently have a group who

have become quite accomplished on recorder.

The choir is a not for profit group and each year choose a

charity to support and contribute part proceeds from the profits

of their annual concert. The members are very generous in not

only their support of each other but also people in the wider

community. The choir prides itself in choosing charities which

support women and families.

Treasurer Lorraine and Secretary Jennie were privileged to present a cheque to Christian Care and Support at Aldinga.

This charity was chosen because they support local families and

it is hoped that the money will assist Christian Care and

Support to continue the work they do in the district.

Each Christmas at their annual Christmas dinner the choir do a

Secret Santa. Last Christmas instead of Secret Santa members

were asked to place the money they would have spent on their

gift into a money box. The money was used to purchase items

for the World Vision programs that help education and farming.

Each Monday night you will find the girls rehearsing in

Tatachilla Lutheran Colleges Performing Arts building where they enjoy some time away from their everyday lives, having a

bit of girl time and a recharge of the batteries whilst they sing.

If any ladies in the community, who enjoy singing, would like

to come along and give it a try they are most welcome.

Experience is not necessary as we help one another along the

way. Information about joining the choir or if you would like to

book them to sing at an event contact the Secretary Jennie

0418 807 199.

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Family Mental Health Support Services (FMHSS) 38 Beach Rd, Christies Beach SA 5165

Ph (08) 8202 5200

Welcome to our first in a five part series giving tips on

how we can support our community to better mental

health!

Beating the blues... Its not clear what causes depression. It can be a mix of life events and personal factors. Ongoing stresses at work, school or home, issues with

bullying, isolation, family breakdown or personal factors

like a family history of depression, serious medical illness, and/or drug and alcohol use may each contribute

What to look for? Not everyones experience will be the same, but signs to watch out for include changes in mood, behaviour, energy levels, habits or personality over a period of a few

months.

People with depression may: feel persistently sad or irritable

be less interested in activities they used to enjoy

have feelings of worthlessness or guilt have sleeping difficulties

think about death and/or wish they were dead

lose interest in food or overeat

experience difficulties concentrating or making decisions

Next steps... If you think you or a friend may be depressed, its important to talk to a trusted adult, seek medical help or call Lifeline on 13 11 14.

Treat your friend with respect and be considerate of their

privacy, unless youre concerned they might harm themselves or others. (In this case, its important get professional help immediately)

Be careful not to blame or judge your friend for their

illness as its not within their control. Show your friend that you genuinely care and want to

support them, and reassure them that they can recover.

If youre unsure about how to respond to your friends answers, seek advice from a trusted adult or GP

beforehand.

If you would like to use our service and talk about your circumstances, call us on 8202 5200 to make a time to

meet with one of our team members.

On a repair shop door: WE CAN REPAIR ANYTHING. (PLEASE KNOCK HARD ON THE DOOR - THE BELL DOESN'T WORK).


ALDINGA CANVAS Annexe & Tent Zips,

Repairs & Alterations. Boat Canopies Made.

Shadecloth Sewn. Poptops Replaced.

Tarps & Covers. Air Conditioner Covers Made.

Trampolines Restitched.

109 Lacey Drive (Cul de sac end) ALDINGA

Ph: 8556 5444 or Mobile A/H: 0419 473 353

M.T & A.REITER

Master Painters Lic. No. R21660

Painters & Decorators

No job too small Operating & residing in the district since 1982

Ph: 8556 5843

Hills Liquid Waste

SEPTIC TANKS HOLDING TANKS SEWAGE & WASTE

WATER SYSTEMS

29 SECKER ROAD, MT BARKER SA 5251

PHONE: 8398 2484

VEOLIA Environmental Services

ABN 20051 316 584

REFRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING

COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL DOMESTIC

Refrigeration and Air-conditioning MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS

(Mobile Service)

Telephone: 8327 0166 Fax: 8327 0926

Lic. No. AU00183

Attention Grabber

Ph. 0451 008 535 Email: [email protected]

Local Electrician

No job too big no job too small

PGE 171096 Licensed contractor

Switchboard upgrades

Renovation rewires

Power points/lighting

Ceiling fans

Smoke detectors

WARRENS SA ELECTRICAL

Warren Hancock


Unit 11, Cnr How & Aldinga Beach Rds,

Aldinga Beach

Brake & Clutch

CV Joint & Drive shafts

EFI & LPG Tuning

Exchange Engines

Disc & Drum Machining

Front End & Suspension

Cylinder Heads

Manufacturers Book Servicing

Servicing & Mechanical Repairs

AHTS Plumbing & Gas Fitting

Hot water breakdowns (Solar, Gas, Electric)

Gas appliances install and repair

General plumbing

Ph Alan 0412 782 286

Affordable rates Pensioner discount Weekend call outs

No call out fee

Reliable Affordable - Local

If I fix it in 10 minutes Its FREE


NOW OPEN

FOR ALL YOUR MECHANICAL REPAIRS AND SERVICING

OVER 35 YRS EXPERIENCE

LOG BOOK SERVICING . FRONT END REPAIRS

BRAKES . CLUTCHES

SUSPENSION . TIMING BELTS

CV JOINTS AND DRIVESHAFTS . TUNEUPS

CHILD RESTRAINT FITTINGS

AIR CONDITIONING REGAS AND REPAIRS (AU33119)

5/211 ALDINGA BEACH RD ALDINGA BEACH

PH 8557 6777

Size comparison -- Titanic vs Allure of the Seas Cruise Ship

FREE WORKSHOPS Communities for Children Onkaparinga are running two

FREE Workshops in the upcoming school holidays.

Circus workshop Friday 18 July 2014 2 to 4pm at Sellicks Community Hall

Ride your bike right activity session Thursday 17 July 2014 10am to 12pm at Aldinga Community Centre Tennis Courts

to RSVP please call Jodie on 8392 3194


Free Legal Advice The Housing Legal Clinic as part of the Welfare

Rights Centre (SA) Inc are now offering free legal advice sessions with qualified, practicing lawyers

in your area. Issues: Fines, infringement notices, debts, tenancy and housing issues, personal injury, discrimination, social security law, etc. Where:

1. Willunga: Digital Hub corner of St Peters Terrace & Main Road, Willunga.

2. Victor Harbor: Southern Fleurieu Health Service, Harbour View Terrace, Victor Harbor.

3. Goolwa: Whalers Housing, 7 Loveday Street, Goolwa.

When: 2-4 pm Thursdays (by appointment only) Who: anyone on a Centrelink Concession Card Cost: Free

Contact: Freya Sinickas ph:8223 1338 fax: 8232 5835

email: [email protected]


Discover your Community Centre

Learn New Skills Meet New Friends Have Fun!

If you are interested in meeting people, learning or

sharing a skill, connecting with other families,

getting active, joining a playgroup or even

becoming a volunteer, we warmly invite you to call

or drop in, say hello and enjoy a coffee or

home-made cake in our caf.

NEW NEWSLETTER IN JULY Keep a lookout in your local paper, and our website

mid July for our latest Newsletter.

New courses and much more!

Be surprised at what we offer,

come and try something new in 2014!

Our computer classes are hugely popular, with

courses for absolute beginners to advanced. If you

want to dabble in some art and craft, improve your

health and fitness we have a range of courses

available. You can meet with other families through

our parents and children programs, and develop

your skills in a supportive environment with our

Adult Learning program.

Come and connect with others in our caf or at our

Friday community lunch to enjoy affordable and

delicious food prepared by our community cooks.

Book by 10am on Thursday.

The Community Shed offers classes in

Woodturning, Woodcarving, General Carpentry and

a Mens day in the Shed every Thursday. The Shed also offers crafts, mosaics and pottery.

The Community Garden is open every Wednesday

from 9.30am to 12.30pm.Share the knowledge, share

the companionship, share the produce.

Please call us for more information on

any of the courses we have on offer on 08 8556 5940

ALDINGA COMMUNITY CENTRE Symonds Reserve Hall

Stewart Avenue PO Box 81, Aldinga Beach SA 5173

Phone: 08 8556 5940 Fax: 08 8556 5192

Email: [email protected] www.aldingacc.org

Member of Community and Neighbourhood Houses and Centres Association

ARE YOU A MEMBER OF ABRA?

See P 43


COMMUNITY NEWS LIONS BOUTIQUE

Our Boutique is open each Wednesday and Saturday from 7.30am - 1.30pm at Butterworth

Road Aldinga Beach. You will find many bargains (clothes, bric a brac, books etc) when you visit, we are always happy

to serve you All our profits go back into the community as we are all volunteers.. we so enjoy meeting our

regular customers, and look forward to some new ones. Donations are always gratefully accepted.

Come along, you will find some wonderful gifts for Children, Family and Friends. Look forward to seeing you there.

Merle, Margaret & Gwen. co/conveners.

ARE YOU EXPERIENCING SEXUAL ASSAULT OR DOMESTIC AND FAMILY

VIOLENCE? Are you providing support to someone who is? 1800RESPECT is a national counselling helpline that is available 24/7. Their qualified and experienced counsellors can provide information and refer you to support services that can assist.

Phone 1800 737 732 or check out their website to find out more about their

services. www.1800respect.org.au

NIGHT OWLS Lawn Bowls for

Everyone

@Willunga Bowling Club, St. Peters Tce. Willunga

Every Wednesday @ 7pm.

Weekly Fee $5.

Club open from 6pm for light meals.

Coopers Beer on Tap. Raffle. Bowls and

Coaching available.

Details from Nic Storer 0412 900 336 or 8556 2246 (answer machine) or

[email protected]

OUT AND ABOUT CLUB.

The Out and About Club provides weekly respite for carers while members are able to participate in outings and activities that promote physical and cognitive wellbeing. The club will run from 10 -3.00pm each Wednesday at Life Cares Community Lifestyle Centre Aldinga, Pridham Boulevard Aldinga Beach. A 2 course lunch is included in the cost of $16.00. Please contact Jacinta Robertson to book

8293 5924.

DOWN SOUTH CRAFT GROUP Meet Thursdays, 9.30 to 11.30 am. at Shop 1, 53 Cliff Ave, Pt. Noarlunga. Contact Wendy 0417 895 502 or Sandra

8327 3469 BYO craft or learn something new.

OUT AND ABOUT CLUB. The Out and About Club provides weekly respite for carers while members are able to participate in outings and activities that promote physical and cognitive wellbeing. The club will run from 10 -3.00pm each Wednesday at Life Cares Community Lifestyle Centre Aldinga, Pridham Boulevard Aldinga Beach. A 2 course lunch is included in the cost of

$16.00. Please contact Jacinta Robertson to book

8293 5924.

McLAREN VALE MARKET Held at the Institute Hall, Main St,

McLaren vale. 1st Saturday of every month, 9am - 3pm.

Variety of stalls, hand made personalised cards and easels, Olive oil, plants, chocolates, cakes and much, much more. BBQ, tea and coffee available.

Inside and outside stalls available. Enquiries to Margaret 8323 8426

THE WILLUNGA FARMERS MARKET

CHOIR (Soulfood) Johnathon Waetford, the Director of the Willunga Farmers Market Choir (Soulfood), an experienced musician with a beautiful voice, continues to expand the repertoire of the a capella singing of the group for the enjoyment of a large audience from markets, the McLaren Vale Festival, the Eco Village celebrations to the Gala performance at STARS . The female choir sings about food, wine, love, people and places and the seasons. The choir meets at Waverley Homestead, St Peters Terrace, Willunga. A happy and warm historic venue for our practices on Monday night at 7.30pm. Ample parking is available at the well lit Willunga Golf course. For more information phone: Margi Beed: 8556 5032; Jill Stone: 0407 695 029; Franka Gerlack: 8556 6783

FREE LEGAL SERVICE The Legal Clinic operates at Anglicare SA,

Morphett Vale Thursdays between 5pm and 7pm

Contact details: Free Legal Clinic, Anglicare SA,

4/197 Main South Road, Morphett Vale Phone: 8392 3100

FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL GAMBLING HELP COUNSELLING SERVICE

Relationships Australia (SA) is now operating a free and confidential gambling help Counselling service for anyone in the community who is affected by gambling (their own gambling or someone elses).

The service is available on alternate

Wednesdays from 1pm - 9pm at the Aldinga GP plus.

To make a referral or for more information please phone 8377 5400 9-5 Mon- Fri.

TREES FOR LIFE, WILLUNGA DISTRICT.

meets monthly at the Eco Classroom, Tatachilla College, off Tatachilla Rd. Supper provided. Inquiries to Julie Turner, 8556 2401. Wed 2nd July, 7.30pm. Plant Encounters: the botanical legacy of 1802. Robyn Barker will speak about the early collections and illustrations of Australian plants during the British and French expeditions of Flinders and Baudin in 1902. Who collected what, where and why? Where did the collections go, what influences did they have and what can they tell us today? Robyn is an Hon. Research

Associate at the State Herbarium of SA.

STARS, the Southern Region Theatre and Arts Supporters

is based at Waverley Homestead in Willunga.

It brings events to the southern region to foster a vital and diverse arts culture. This includes a scholarship system, art exhibitions, and support for incredible events. Oh, there is so much to look forward to with STARS at Waverley Homestead! A full years calendar of events is available from STARS.

If you would like to know more, contact STARS at P.O. Box 283, Willunga, S.A. 5172 or [email protected] ,

or for bookings phone 8596 4182

SIGN CONFUSION

In a Laundromat:

AUTOMATIC WASHING MA-

CHINES: PLEASE REMOVE ALL YOUR CLOTHES WHEN THE

LIGHT GOES OUT

In an office: WOULD THE PERSON WHO

TOOK THE STEP LADDER YES-

TERDAY PLEASE BRING IT BACK OR FURTHER STEPS WILL

BE TAKEN

In an office:

AFTER TEA BREAK STAFF SHOULD EMPTY THE TEAPOT

AND STAND UPSIDE DOWN ON

THE DRAINING BOARD Outside a second-hand shop:

WE EXCHANGE ANYTHING - BI-

CYCLES, WASHING MACHINES, ETC. WHY NOT BRING YOUR

WIFE ALONG AND GET A WON-

DERFUL BARGAIN?

GALILEE COMMUNITY PLAYGROUP We welcome 0-5 year olds and their Parents, Grand-Parents and Carers. Time: Monday 9.00am to 11.00am (except school holidays and public holidays) Location: Galilee Community Room, Corner Quinliven Road and How Road, Aldinga Beach Cost: $3 per week per family plus annual Playgroup SA Membership Fee

Contact: Tamarra Wellman 0410 595 300

ALDINGA COMMUNITY CENTRE PLAYGROUPS

CRAFTY on TUESDAY 9.3011.30 am during term time. $2 per family per week, first session freecome and try. A relaxed and fun playgroup for children ages 0 to 5 and their parents and/over care givers. Encourage play, social interaction and craft activities. Please bring fruit ready for your child to eat individually, NO NUT products. ACTIVE on WEDNESDAY 9.3011.30 am during term time. $5 per family per week, first session freecome and try. A relaxed and fun playgroup for children ages 0 to 5 and their parents and/or care givers. Please bring fruit ready for your child to eat individually, NO NUT products. For more information contact the Centre on 8556 5940.

SELLICKS PLAYGROUP Every Friday 10 am11:30 during term time at Sellicks Community Hall, Riviera Road, Sellicks Beach. Free come and try. Bring a piece of fruit per child for a shared morning tea. Games, craft, singing and sometimes some baking. For more information contact the Centre on 8159 1400

ALDINGA SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB Inc. Cnr Quinliven and Valiant Roads, Port Willunga Ph. 8556 5918,

Activities include: Mon: Bridge from 12.30 pm, Wed: Bingo 10.00 am, (Sausage sizzle

last Wednesday of month.) Club day, carpet bowls, 1 pm. Fri: BINGO from 7.30 pm Pool & snooker facilities available.

MENS SOUTH TALK is a group escaping for a couple of hours

on a Tuesday. Meetings are held from 1pm

until 3pm and discuss various topics of

interest, go on outings, and generally relax

in congenial company. Sometimes they

may listen to politicians, or leaders of local

establishments.

Aldinga Community Centre,

Symonds Reserve Hall, Stewart Avenue,

PO Box 81, Aldinga Beach, 5713.

Telephone 8556 5940.

ALDINGA NETBALL CLUB Inc. Home of the Aldinga Sharks Netball Club Any queries or information about next season please call President Ellen Ling 0411 590 744 Secretary Jackie Outram 0407 619 309

Email: [email protected].

ALDINGA COMMUNITY GROUP Meet weekly on Fridays at the Aldinga Senior Citizens Club, Cnr Valiant & Quinliven Roads, Port Willunga from 9.30 am 2.30 pm. Lunch provided at small cost. This group will also provide respite for carers. Phone Jan Ifould on 8323 8258.

ALDINGA COMMUNITY GARDEN is at Symonds Reserve, Stewart Avenue and is open every Wed 9.30 am - 12.30pm Everyone is welcome to join in for hands-on gardening, or just a chat and a cuppa. "Grow it Eat it" There is no cost, and its children and wheelchair-friendly. Contact: 8556 5940

ALDINGA BAY CROQUET CLUB New players and visiting players are always welcome. The club caters for both ASSOCIATION CROQUET (the traditional game), which develops physical skills and keeps the mind agile and GOLF CROQUET, a short devious and fun filled game which develops both skill and tactics. Both games are played on equal terms between both genders and the first coaching sessions are absolutely FREE. RICOCHET is also played. The courts are located at the rear of the Aldinga Bay Bowling Club facilities at the Aldinga Sports Complex, Port Rd, Aldinga. PLAYING TIMES: Association Croquet - Wed. and Sat 9.00am to 12.30pm. Golf Croquet - Wed. 1.00pm to 4.00pm and Fri. 9.00am to 12.00pm. Ricochet - Mon at 11.00am For further information please contact Ken Taylor on 8556 3787.

ALDINGA QUILTERS Meetings start at 10.00 am on 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Held at the Aldinga Institute, Old Coach Road, Aldinga. For anyone interested in patchwork and quilting, friendship and fun. All welcome. For further information call: President: Elizabeth Grocke 8386 1182

ALDINGA BAY RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION INC

Meet on 2nd Wednesday of each even month at Symonds Reserve

Hall, Aldinga Community Centre, Stewart Avenue, Aldinga Beach. Meetings start at 7.30 pm, usually with a guest speaker (refer page 2 of Coastal Views each month). Meetings usually end about 9 pm. You dont have to be a member to attend everyone welcome. Incorporates Watch SA.

ALDINGA BAY WATCH SA (Neighbourhood Watch)

Incorporated into the Aldinga Bay Residents Association meetings, held 7.30 pm on second Wednesday of every even month at the Symonds Reserve Hall, Stewart Avenue, Aldinga Beach. All welcome.

ALDINGA BAY SCOUT GROUP

Storey Avenue, Aldinga Beach Monday nights: Joeys 6.30 to 7.30 pm; Cubs 6.30 to 8.00 pm; Scouts 6.30 to 8.30 pm. Venturers Friday night 7 to 9pm Come and try boys and girls from 6 to 18 years. Enquiries phone 8130 6000 or Aldinga Scout Group Leader, Michelle on 8557 4359.

ALDINGA BAY BOWLING CLUB Inc

LAWN BOWLS The Bowling Club is situated off Port Rd, Aldinga, west of the Oval, opp. the Art-Eco Village. Social bowls are played Tues & Thurs (& Sat afternoons until October,) 1.00pm for 1.30 start; usually concluded by 4.00pm. All visitors welcome. Casual dress, flat-soled shoes. Club bowls available. $2 green fees. The club is also the home of 8 Ball and Darts Clubs. Contacts : Lisa Brown 0433 519 094 John Clissitt 0417 820 596

or clubrooms on 8557 7467 & leave a message.

COMMUNITY NEWS


JUST WALK IT Group at Myponga.

If interested in joining, please ring

Ros Hutchinson, 8558 6274.

ALDINGA BAY SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB

Ever thought about becoming a lifesaver? Would you like to row a boat, race the Inflatable Rescue Boats or paddle a board or ski? Maybe even save a life? The first step to being a lifesaver is undertaking your Bronze Medallion (for those 15 years and over) or Surf Rescue Certificate (for those 13 -15 years).

Training is held at the Aldinga Bay SLSC Clubrooms, end of Norman Rd, Aldinga Beach. Contact Simon Rothwell on 0417 812 619 to register your interest or if you have any questions.

Notice in health food shop window:

CLOSED DUE TO ILLNESS


NORTHERN FLEURIEU PENINSULA

STROKE SUPPORT GROUP Meets at Noarlunga Health Village

(Teaching Room 2), Alexander Kelly Drive,

Noarlunga Centre on 2nd Thursday of each

month (except January) 10 am 12 noon.

Our aim: To help each other over-come and cope with the effects of stroke on

ourselves and carers.

Visitors and new members welcome. Phone Jane 8322 2996

or Brian 8384 2445.

ROTARY CLUB OF McLAREN VALE The Club supports activities in Aldinga,

Willunga, McLaren Vale and surrounding

districts.

We meet Monday nights for a dinner

meeting at 6.30 for 6.45pm at the Alma

Hotel Willunga. VISITORS and NEW

MEMBERS WELCOMED. Contact Kevin 8556 2968 .

SEAFORD DISTRICT RESIDENTS

ASSOCIATION INC. meets on the first Wednesday of each

month (except January) 7.30 pm. at the

S.E.M. Centre (North end of Grand

Boulevard). Park and enter on the north

side of the building.

All welcome.

Secretary: Jeff Hiscock 8327 3690.

SCHOOL FOR DOGS ALDINGA BAY INC In the interest of the dog Come along and train your dog with Love, Trust and Patience Sunday mornings and Tuesday evenings. No training on ANY long weekends. All breeds welcome. Dogs must be 12 weeks old and fully vaccinated.

Symonds Reserve, Stewart Avenue, Aldinga Beach.

Heat Rule: 32 degrees Noarlunga NO TRAINING ON THAT DAY.

For class information please phone Club Mobile

0411 473 745

COMMUNITY NEWS FITNESS SENIORS

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CLASS Class for over 50s at Aldinga Community

Centre Active class moderate intensity, including light weights, core stability & toning exercises. Tuesday morns 9 9.45 am & 10.00 10.45 am. $5.00 Enq: 8556 5940.

FRIENDS OF WILLUNGA AND ALDINGA

LIBRARIES Meet on the second Thursday every other month ie February, April, June, August and October . Meetings at 12.45pm followed by a guest speaker at 2pm. Held in the Community room at the Aldinga Library. Book sales each Thursday 2-4pm & Saturday 9.30-11.30am Any unwanted books will be accepted by the Friends.

Contact Yvonne 85578083 or Shirley 85578191

LADIES PROBUS CLUB

OF THE SOUTHERN VALES The Ladies Probus Club of The Southern Vales meets on the 3rd Monday of the month at 10 am in the Lutheran Church Hall, McLaren Vale. A guest speaker is usually provided. For further information, please contact Evelyn Craik 8323 9504

LETS South LETS South is a simple bartering system using old methods of exchange and barter in the Southern Suburbs and Fleurieu Peninsula. Now in its 19th year it continues to provide a working alternative to federal reserve money while also strengthening the community. For more information contact chairperson Tom Laing on 0421 912 800 or email [email protected]. Visit the LETS South site at www.letssouth.com and the blog at www.letssouth.blogspot.com.

DIABETICS SUPPORT Assistance for diabetics is available from

GPs, GP Plus Health Centres and Nurse

Educators and your local Chemist,

throughout the southern area.

SELLICKS AREA RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION

Being part of your community General meeting at Sellicks Hall will be on the first Wednesday Bi-monthly at 7pm. All welcome. Next meetings: (not notified). Meet your neighbors, voice your concerns. Phone Wayne Bird 0439 750 757

SELLICKS COMMUNITY HALL MONDAY Aged Care & Housing (1st & 3rd Mondays)

9.30am2pm: Fitness & Toning 6pm7pm: Yoga 7.15pm8.45pm TUESDAY Hip Hop Hounds 5.30pm8pm WEDNESDAY Magic Harvest 45.30pm: Sellicks Area Residents Association (1st

Wed of every 2nd monthFeb, April etc.) 7.00pm9pm THURSDAY Spinners, Knitters & Weavers (fortnightly)

10am 2.30pm: Yoga 7pm8.30pm FRIDAY Playgroup 10.00am11.30am: Kenpo Karitsu 6.309pm SATURDAY Gotta Dance 9am For further info on Programs and Hall Hire

please call Narelle Looker, Hall Booking Officer, Mob 041 444 7299 Aldinga Community Centre Tuesday and Friday 8.30am to 3.30pm ph 8556 5940 Sellicks Community Hall Wednesday 12noon to 3pm ph 8556 3011

SOCIABLE SINGLES Inc meet every second Wednesday of the month at: the Port Noarlunga/Christies Beach RSL, The Esplanade, Port Noarlunga at 6.30 pm. Also on every third Thursday of the month at: the Christies Beach Sports and Social Club, Christies Avenue, Christies Beach at 6.30 pm. Also every fourth Wednesday of the month at:

Elizabeth House, 112 Elizabeth Road, Christie Downs at 6.30 pm. Bring a plate along, have a drink and meet with other single people.

SOUTHERN VALES VIEW CLUB Meets every 2nd Friday at the Willunga Golf Course restaurant St Peters Tce Willunga at 10.30 for 11.00 am. VIEW means Voice Interest and Education of Women and is a valued part of the well known Smith Family of Australia. VIEW provides women with the opportunity to meet regularly with other women, a forum for discussion and the exchange of ideas, lasting friendships and contributes to the support of disadvantaged Australians through the work of The Smith

Family. Enquiries to Marlene at 8323 8861.

RETIRED OR NEAR RETIREMENT? Join Aldinga U3A

If you are retired or near retirement and would like to have new interests and meet people join Aldinga U3A.

Classes in the local area. Ring Margaret 8383 0562.

The creative writing group of Aldinga U3A has completed a book voices on the waves A compilation of short stories and poems by local writers, it is a follow up to voices on the wind in 2006. Some books are still available - ring Margaret 8323 7416 $15 plus postage.

The next meeting meeting will be held at 10.00 am on Monday 21 July 2014 when there will be a talk by Lee Voysey about her childhood in her parents' public house

in Hindley Street.

MARTIAL ARTS - see page 25

Spotted in a safari park: ELEPHANTS PLEASE STAY IN

YOUR CAR

GALILEE OP SHOP HOW RD. ALDINGA

To our valued customers. The shop will close on Fri. 4th. July & reopen on 21st.July. We look forward to seeing you then to take advantage of our WARM clothing & weekly specials. All donations except electrical items accepted. open hours-Mon.Wed. Thurs.Fri. 9-3p.m. 0451830929


FRIENDS OF ALDINGA SCRUB We meet at Aldinga Library Community Room, cnr Aldinga Beach Road and Pridham Blvd on the second Thursday of the month at 7.30 pm. Ph. Helen McSkimming, 8556 3166. Working bees are held each Tuesday morning during the cooler months. Contact John Edmeades, 0488 552 797. We welcome new members at our meetings and working bees. Web: http://www.friendsofaldingascrub.com.au/

WEIGHT WATCHERS SA Weight Watchers Association meets each Monday night (except public holidays) at the Aldinga Community Centre, Symonds Reserve Hall, Stewart Avenue, Aldinga Beach. Weigh in at 5.00 pm; meeting at 6.00 pm. $30 joining fee, renewal fee $20 plus $3 per week.

WILLUNGA DISTRICT COMMUNITY BUS INC.

Lot 104 Lacey Drive Aldinga Beach 5173. Phone: 8557 7899. We transport the frail aged and disadvantaged door to door Monday to Friday.

WILLUNGA NATIONAL TRUST The Slate Museum and Court House Museum will be open 1 pm to 4 pm on Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday and Public holidays. On 2nd Saturday of the month the Courthouse Museum is open 11am - 4pm Inquiries ph 8556 2195.

WILLUNGA EMBROIDERERS Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month at "The Hub" corner of Main Road & St Peters Terrace, Willunga. For anyone interested in embroidery, friendship & fun. All welcome. Beginner's classes available.

For further information phone: Wendy 8323 7475

WILLUNGA ENVIRONMENT CENTRE INC.

18 High Street Willunga ph. 8556 4188 10.00 am 3.00 pm Mon, Fri, 9.30 am 1.00 pm Sat

Janine Anninos (Manager) 08 85564188

WILLUNGA LIONS AUCTION The Auction is held on the last Saturday of each month (except December), at Lions Saleyard, Binney Road, Willunga. All enquiries to Lion Wolf Hirsch 85577519 Lion Bernie Levering 8556 5230 or Dean Hunt 0414 564 389.

WILLUNGA HILL ART GROUP INC.

Willunga Hill Art Group Waverley Homestead Willunga

has art demonstrations 1st Tuesday of the month 7pm -9pm. 3rd June is demonstration by Alan Ramachandran Entry is $5 per person. All welcome. Enquiries Anne 0451675505

COMMUNITY NEWS

WILLUNGA BOWLING CLUB INC. St Peters Terrace, Willunga.

Come along and enjoy Social Bowls Tuesday & Saturday. 12.00 for 12.30pm start. (Usually finished by 4 - 4:30 pm)

Casual dress and flat sole shoes. Bowls available from the club if required.

Entry fee $5.00, (two games played each day.)

JOIN US FOR FUN AFTERNOONS

Phone Vic on 8557 4030 or Ian on 8556 5884

or leave a message at the Clubhouse on 8556 2246

ALL WELCOME

THE SOUTHERN VALES WELLBEING GROUP

Meets at the singing gallery, 133 Main Road, McLaren Vale (rear entry) every Wednesday from 1pm to 3:30pm during school terms. A guest speaker addresses the meeting at 1:15pm.

Cost: $3.50 Enquiries: Lesley 8323 8527

WILLUNGA LIONS LADIES AUXILIARY BOUTIQUE

COME AND SEE US!! Have you met our ladies at the Lions Boutique on Butterworth Road, Aldinga Beach? We are friendly and helpful and would love to meet you on Wednesday or Saturday mornings, opening at 7 am until about 1.30 pm. Our stock in the Boutique and our shed next door is very diverse. I am sure we can help you to find just what you are looking for pre-loved clothes, toys, books, bric a brac, etc. All priced to please!! Local community projects benefit from the money we raise. Donations are always very welcome. Do come and have a look.

Contacts: Merle Hirsch on 8557 7519 and Margaret Dorton on 8556 3591.

WILLUNGA QUARRY MARKET www.willungaquarrymarket.com

Second Saturday every month 9 am - 1 pm Willunga Recreation Park Inc

Oval grounds, Aldinga Road, WILLUNGA

Craft, produce, plants. The next Market will be on

Saturday 12July. 2014 . Enquires: David ~ 0408 897 393

WILLUNGA TABLE TENNIS CLUB is always looking to expand its player base and any interested players are more than welcome to join us. We cater for young, old, male, female, experienced or novice. Games are played in the old show hall in Willunga. We have new equipment and loan bats are available. Games are played on Tuesday & Wednesday nights starting at 7.00pm & only cost $ 3.00 per night. These are separate competitions but you can play both nights if you wish. This is a friendly but socially competitive grade of table tennis and supper is always served. To register your interest please contact: John Nixon 8556 5950

Grant Frith 8557 8309

WILLUNGA BASKETBALL New players are always welcome. For adults, there is a mens competition on Wednesday nights and women play on Tuesday nights. For juniors, competitions are played from 4pm. Under 12 mixed and u/16 boys on Monday, u/10 mixed on Tuesday, u/15 girls on Wednesday and u/14 boys on Thursday. If you are interested in playing, coaching or refereeing, ring Margaret 8556 2360 or 0421 358 326

WILLUNGA GARDEN CLUB Meets every 2nd Thursday of the Month (except January) at the Lutheran Church Hall, Aldersey Street, McLaren Vale at 7.30pm. Cost $3 (members $2) includes lucky door prize and supper.

Guest speaker. Visitors welcome. Enquiries please phone Chris

8323 7742

OCHRE COAST POETS Ochre Coast Poets spin and weave words, workshop and network with other poets of the south. The Ochre coast poets meet on the second Saturday of the month at the Seaford Library, Grand Boulevard, SEAFORD, from 10.00 am- 12.00.

For information: David; 8327 2459 ;

Tess 85563816

FLEURIEU LADIES PROBUS CLUB Meets fourth Monday of the month

in the Church of Christ Hall, Pridham Blvd. Aldinga Beach

at 10 am. Enquiries: Maisie 8386 1776

NEW MEMBERS WELCOME

THE ALDINGA HAPPY STITCHERS Would you like to come and sew with

others? Join the Australian Sewing Guild branch

at Aldinga. We meet monthly at the Aldinga Institute

on the 3rd Thursday; 1

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