FREE to residents of Lyndoch

Rowland Flat and Cockatoo Valley

PO Box 146 Lyndoch SA 5351

Email: lyndochgrapevine@hotmail.com

Lyndoch

Community Market

begins this month on

Saturday 9th May at the

Lyndoch Hall and gardens.

Over 25 stallholders both inside and outside will be there so loads of variety and something for everyone. There will also be a sausage sizzle with proceeds to the Lyndoch & District Community Group so come out and support your community.

To be held the 2nd Saturday of every month from 10am-3pm.

Congratulations to

Winston & Diane

Daly

on their

Golden Wedding

Anniversary

This Mothers Day there is High Tea at the Barossa Cha-teau, or wander the Kies Wines Markets on Sunday 10th May and pick up some lovely gifts and products.

Spoiling your mum is only a short drive away!!!

Local community radio station

BBBfm 89.1 in Tanunda has a Facebook

page at bbbfm 89.1

so come on board and “like” us...

SANDY CREEK

UNITING CHURCH 162 Williamstown Rd, Cockatoo Valley

Regular worship services Sundays at 9.30am.

followed by morning tea and chat All Welcome

BUSH CHAPEL Our Bush Chapel is available for Private quiet

contemplation or can be booked for Baptisms,

Weddings, Funerals or Family Gatherings.

For more details contact

John Schultz 8522 1391

Lynton or Leslee Carle 8524 4086

Are you a scrabbler? There has been interest shown in starting a scrabble group to meet once a week in the Lyndoch Library. If you wish to register an interest ring Julie Bailey at the Library on Tel. 8563 8440.

Affordable Horse Floats

Available Locally All Australian Made SA Agent for Blue

Diamond Floats and J.R. anti-scramble

Made to order Various options & colours

available

Tel. 0439 619 938

Storytime at the

Lyndoch Library

Every Monday Morning at 9.30am during the school term

Contact Tel. 8524 4009 for more infor-

mation

FIREWOOD

FOR SALE

$ 1 0 0 S A N D Y C R E E K U N I T I N G

C H U R C H P I N K G U M C U T T O

L E N G T H

6 X 4 T R A I L E R T O W A T E R

L I N E

C O N T A C T N O .

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Lyndoch Art Exhibition

a Great Success The first Lyndoch Art Exhibition was held in the Lyndoch Hall from Saturday

11th April through to the 19th April, during Vintage Festival in the Barossa.

Over 120 artworks were en-

tered with a wide variety of

mediums and subjects on dis-

play.

A huge thank you to Ron

Brook and Briar Herlihen for

assisting me with the organis-

ing, running and setting up of

this event.

Also thank you to Councillor Bim Lange for officially opening the Event and

to the Lyndoch Hall and Lyndoch Red Cross who provided Devonshire Teas

during the event. Di Lane

Lyndoch Baptist Church 9 Kauffmann Ave, Lyndoch

You are welcome to join us

every Sunday at 10am

for our regular weekly service:

Pastor Dennis Triplett,

Tel. 8523 1346

Lyndoch

Community Market

Come and support South Australian

small businesses

Second Saturday of each month beginning 9 May 2015

at the Lyndoch Institute from 10.00am–3.00pm

Stalls include Books, Farmhouse Bakery, Fruit & Veg, Olive Oil, Salami, Honey, Plants, Candles, Cardmaking Products, Jams, Bric-a-Brac, Crochet,

Green Farmhouse Seasonings & Salts, Handmade Greeting Cards, etc.

Enquiries please contact Karen on 8528 5206, 0412 219 742 or email lyndochcommunitymarket@yahoo.com.au

Grapevine Submissions: Cut off date is Monday 25th May Items can be emailed to: lyndochgrapevine@hotmail.com or if you don’t have access to email, PO Box 146 LYNDOCH 5351.

Editor: Di Lane Tel. 8522 6486

Cut off date will be the 25th of every month.

Williamstown Lyndoch Landcare

Meetings are held on the 4th

Wednesday of each month @

7.30pm. Anyone is welcome.

If you have any questions please contact. Vice Chair: Brian Green Tel. 8523 2593 Treasurer: Joerg Wiese 8524 6397

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Colour Advertisement - - $ 100 inc gst

Williamstown Uniting Church Garden Club visited the Vadoulis Garden Centre for their recent meeting when Milton Vadoulis gave us some very useful hints how to get the best out of our gardens. Plants are a bit like houses as the main point is location for most plants eg camellias like morning sun, afternoon shade acid soil keep moist - not wet. Cyclamens also like shady areas outside, use liquid feed but don't over do, and remove some leaves (inner) to get more flowers. Three main ways to feed your plants liquid feed, pellet type about every 5-6 weeks, or slow release fertilizer about twice a year. Milton also showed us some newer plants among them a new Daphne which is easier to grow, and miniature dahlias which can be left in the garden, and old favourites pansies and violas. Later many purchases were made so all were eager to try his advice. Devonshire teas were enjoyed, and a short meeting held where 4 visitors were welcomed with members. Raffle winners were Lexley, Chris and Des and birthday greetings to Pat Bond, Des Potter and Gilbert Cleggett. Visitors and friends are welcome to join us again on Monday May 4th meeting at Uniting Church Williamstown at 12.30pm to visit Netherhill Farm at Gumeracha, to car pool and collect map. Submitted by Jean Randall Tel. 8524 6355

Barossa Rams

Rugby Club Training Nights

Senior Training is 6:45pm Tuesday and

Thursdays at Lyndoch Oval. Junior Training is 5:30-6:30pm Tuesdays & Thursdays at Lyndoch Oval

Pastor Paul Hannola

Office: 8524 5100

Mobile: 0477033230

Email: paul.hannola@lca.org.au

MAY 2015

*PLEASE NOTE: WORSHIP PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE

LYNDOCH Branch

At our meeting on Monday April 13, Kym Michelmore accompanied the members and some guests on a Lyndoch History Walk. We started at the Lyndoch Institute Hall and Kym told us some interesting facts about the beginning of Lyndoch and the history of the buildings along the Barossa Valley Highway. For those who are interested, there is an information board about these buildings at the Village Green. Red Cross members prepared and served Devonshire teas at the Art Exhibition in the Institute hall on Saturday and Sunday 18 and 19 April. Do not forget to put any used stamps into the box located in the Post Office. Thank you to those people who are already doing this. We will be collecting old X-rays in June. There will be a box in the library for this purpose. Please do not include the medical reports. Red Cross meetings are held on the first Monday of the month in the Council Chambers (behind the Library) at 2 pm. Anyone interested in Red Cross and their activities are invited to attend the meeting. The annual subscription is only $5. Unfortunately, we were not successful in obtaining a Bingo caller for our 4 May meeting so we will be having a fun activity instead. At the meeting on 1 June, we will be holding the Annual General Meeting. For more information on the above or Red Cross, please phone Malinda on 8524 5353.

Church Year Lyndoch Rowland Flat

Easter 5 3 May

HC 9am

Simple spoken HC 10.30am

Easter 6/ Mother’s Day 10 May

Worship 10.30am

Morning Praise 9am

Easter 7/ Ascension 17 May

HC 9am

Traditional spoken HC 10.30am

Pentecost 24 May

Worship 10.30am

Worship 9am

Pentecost 1/ Trinity 31 May

Lay Worship 9am

Lay Worship 10.30am

Pentecost 2 7 June

HC (Guest) 9am

Simple spoken HC (Guest) 10.30am

Barossa Area Fundraisers for Cancer Inc

BAFFC is a not for profit organization helping to financially assist, support and improve the

quality of life for cancer patients in the Barossa Area.

We run a variety of programs which include:

Transport through the Barossa Council for cancer patients to be transported to city appoint-

ments. Contact: 85 638411

Home assistance – cleaning/gardening etc for breast cancer and general cancer patients

Contact: 0415743683

Wig program – we have wigs for clients to use as they require. Our qualified hairdresser will

help you with all you need.

Contact Pauline: 85244484 or 0438407790

Wheel chair hire For any other inquires and donations contact the secretary

Barossa Area Fundraisers for Cancer Inc (BAFFC)

Box 155, Greenock SA 5360 Contact: Tash 0415743683 - secretary

You’re invited to ongoing

Hatha Yoga Classes

Tuesday nights @ 7:30pm at the Lyndoch Hall (entry at rear of building)

Investment: $10 Please bring a mat and towel / blanket.

Suitable for all levels Any questions?

Call or email qualified instructor Natalia 0407 975902 or barossayogini@gmail.com

Prenatal Yoga classes begins 2nd June @ 6:15pm

Date: May 2015 4th Lyndoch Red Cross

4th Williamstown Uniting Church Garden Club

4th-9th Lyndoch Op Shop First week month SALE

9th Lyndoch Community Market

9th Sandy Creek Uniting Church Car Boot Sale

10th High Tea at Lyndoch Hill

10th Kies Wines Markets

11th Lyndoch Community Group meeting: 7.30pm Meeting Rm

16th Historical Society rooms open Family History Research Day

17th Open House at the Coffee Palace—History Month Event

24th Jam Tin of Mosquitoes event

25th Grapevine cut off date for next issue

27th Lyndoch Williamstown Landcare

30th Lyndoch Hill’s Gone Wild - Long Table Feast

30th Sandy Creek Uniting Church Progressive Dinner

June 1st Lyndoch Red Cross meeting

1st Williamstown Uniting Church Garden Club

2nd Prenatal Yoga Classes Commence—Lyndoch Hall

See inside for details of some of these events

YOU can MAKE a DIFFERENCE to our township—

Join the Lyndoch & Districts Community Group. This group is a Lyndoch based sub-committee of The Barossa Council that coordinates the use of our local community facilities by local sporting, recreation and community bod-ies and providing local input into the ongoing development of these facilities. We are also responsible for community events and projects around the township so

Get involved and meet new people along the way. Any enquiries contact: Di Lane Tel. 0403 304 467

Anglican Parish of the Barossa

Lyndoch Op Shop 54 Gilbert St, Lyndoch

1st Week of the Month SALE

4th - 9th May

Come on in and grab a bargain!! Open: Mon, Wed, Thurs: 10am - 3.30 pm

Tues, Fri: 10 am - 4 pm

Saturday: 9 am - 2.30 pm

Open some Public Holidays

Looking to invest in Lyndoch?

A great opportunity is here for a Lyndoch resident to invest in well priced real estate in the town.

Check out “Bandicoot Nest” at 15 Jollytown Road, Lyndoch – the heritage stone cottage on the corner of Klauber Court has two large bedrooms, separate lounge and dining room, brand new kitchen and massive spa bathroom, air conditioning, log fire, solar panels, two driveway entrances and beautiful vine covered pergola

Ideal to continue as a Bed & Breakfast cottage – a self funding enterprise

that would suit a “stay at home Mum”

Rent it out as Residential Tenancy – perfectly located so you can keep

an eye on your investment

Perfect place to house ageing parents – close enough to be there at the

drop of a hat but not in your personal space

Contact Jeff Lind at Elders Real Estate (RLA 64256) in Gawler on 0413 186 214 or see more at www.realestate.com.au

LYNDOCH HISTORICAL SOCIETY The Lyndoch historical society recently held a well attended General Meeting at which the Centenary of Gallipoli was commemorated. Those present placed white crosses with red poppies attached containing the names of enlistees in WWI from Lyndoch district in the Memorial Garden next to the Institute. The “Last Post” was played, the “Ode” recited and a minute’s silence held. A bouquet of Rosemary and red poppies was placed on the WWI monument to the fallen men from the district. It is hoped that during the next couple of months the original cross from the monument will be repaired and replaced, courtesy of the Lyndoch Historical Society, who is funding the project as part of the 175

th Anniversary

of the settlement of Lyndoch.

The Society’s History Month events will take place in mid May. On Saturday 16

th May the Society’s museum and rooms will be open from 10.30

a.m. to 4.30 p.m. where family history research assistance will be available. On Sunday 17

th May as part of the 175

th Anniversary of the settlement of Lyndoch

there will be “Open House” at the Coffee Palace, courtesy of the owners from 12.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. Visitors are welcome to take an unguided tour of the refurbished 160 year old building. The next General Meeting of the Society will be held on Sunday 26

th July at 2.00 p.m.

The Society has been invited to visit the new Lyndoch CFS station and afterwards

view some old films from the 1930s and 1940s.

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Read the Grapevine online. @ www.barossa.sa.gov.au

Go to: Our region; Our townships; LYNDOCH; Other town information (towards the bottom).

175th or Terquasquicentenary year For Lyndoch

It's been a massive 175 years since Lyndoch was settled as a

township. The Lyndoch Historical Society and Community

Committee are hoping to hold various events during the year but we

would also encourage all businesses, Schools, community groups

to perhaps consider any relevant anniversary's that you may have achieved and

consider promoting these in our 175th Birthday Calendar of events (Above).

Event ideas can be emailed to- lyndochs41@gmail.com or PO

Box 146, Lyndoch 5351or contact: Di Lane Tel. 0403 304 467

Calendar of Events

175th

May 16th

Lyndoch Historical

Society’s museum and

rooms will be open

May 17th

History Month Open house

at the Coffee Palace

September

A variety Concert &

Weekend of Activities

December 13th

Historical Society Naming

Day Event

There are other

suggestions of an Art

Sketch Re-enactment

and also a

Commemorative Recipe

Book with submissions

from past and present

residents.

What would YOU be

interested in? Email Lyndochgrapevine

@hotmail.com

Southern Barossa Men's Shed

Pictured is a get together of the

Southern Barossa Men’s Shed that is

planning on initially setting up a

temporary shed at Abbeyfield in

Williamstown.

If you are interested in becoming

involved please contact Glen

Venning on Mob: 0409675937

Lyndoch & Districts Bowling Club The Nightbowls competition finished

this season with the Grand Final being

played with great excitement.

The Group A winners with a score of

129 points were the Lawn Beatles and

the runners up were NFI with 105

points.

Group B was won by the Renegades on

130 points and the runners up were the

team from the Lyndoch Hotel on 107

points. Group C’s winning team were

the Tweed Tweaks on 128 points with

the Buccaneers being runners up on 108

points. Congratulations to all the teams

for a great season of bowls and we hope

to see you all out on the green next sea-

son.

A big thank you to

our sponsors and to all the mem-

bers who have helped out every

week.