Aldinga Bay's Coastal Views June 2014

June 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,

INDEX INSIDE

Free Newsletter No. 406

Official newsletter of ABRA

ALDINGA BAY RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION (INC) (established 1977)

(Incorporating Watch SA)

Photo: Winter Sunset over Aldinga Bay - K Hutton

Coastal Views, June 2014 Page 2

Mrs Campbell’s Learning Group From Galilee Catholic School

Morning Enquiry

We were trying to make a really big city with Lego –

Nikolai and Randal

During morning inquiry time this term, we have been engaging in a variety of activities and provocations,

to further touch on our current learning investigations, as well as help us to get to know each

other better. These are some of the activities we have been doing:

We were looking at shells and things inside them. We listened to

the ocean – Mali and Dan

We were drawing pictures of monsters – Taylen, Taya and

Suzie

We were making patterns in the sand and making a town – Abbie, Leilani, Hayley

and Tahlia


Incorporating:

WED, 11th June at 7.30 pm Aldinga Community Centre Stewart Avenue Aldinga Beach.

ALDINGA BAY RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Dear Reader, The Shahin application to upgrade our current, decrepit service station at the entrance to Aldinga to a massive, ‘On The Run’ complex has become a very devisive issue in the community. The Development Application Panel rejected the application because it is inappropriate in a historic township zone. This zoning was set up to try and preserve some of our rapidly disappearing heritage. Obviously many newer residents are unaware of the importance of the township in our history. I wonder if they realise that the post office from which the telegraph messages were sent during the Star Of Greece wreck disaster is still there in the town? Do they stop and wonder why a town the size of Aldinga had two hotels, one of which is beautifully restored right alongside the proposed ultra-modern commercial development? Are they aware that the original blacksmith shop and undertaker, strategically located on the junction of the original South Road with Old Coach Road is still largely there for all to see along with the original Adelaide Bank? Do they realise that the Uniting Church cemetery has a grave for the souls who lost their lives in the Star Of Greece tragedy? Because of this zoning, existing businesses are restricted in their construction and signage to retain the ambience of the historic township. What a slap in the face to them if the development is allowed to go ahead. Council landscaping and beautification plans for the town, which have been subject to local consultation, are also based on enhancing its heritage value. What consultation rights have we been given by the Shahin corporation? The ‘On The Run’ owners are not the least bit interested in any of this. They see it as a way to make more money from the passing trade on South Road. Surely this development would generate extra employment in an area where it is sadly lacking, but what facilities are they offering that we do not already have? The Southern Community Coalition and Friends of Port Willunga, along with all the other individuals who objected to this proposal, are not objecting to the provision of the facility and are not anti-development but strongly pointing out that it is IN THE WRONG LOCATION. I fear the residents who started the current petition to approve the application are looking at one side of the picture. Land on the corner of Aldinga Beach Road, which is due to be released, would be much more suitable for a development like this from both a zoning and access perspective, where there is room to incorporate it into the re-construction of the road and corner. I hope you enjoy the issue. Kevin Hutton - President & Editor

Index ABRA News / editorial 3 Art News 11 Auto Section 31 - 34 CFS Corner 16 Community Centre 36 Community News 37 - 40 Church Notices, News 41 Emergency Numbers 41 Environment News 16, 18 Health Section 22 - 26 Talking Health 24 Vets on Pets 26 History 12, 13 Letter to the Editor 28 Markets 17, 28 Playgroups 35, 38 Tribe FM 91.1 15 Youth Activities 43

Speaker: TBA

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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.

Welding and light fabrication.

Steel, Aluminium, and Cast. Mobile and workshop facilities. Pick up and delivery available.

Phone Simon 0415 325 727

ABN: 52920559464

JULIE

Witch way to run?

What would you think if you saw a young lady run terrified from a church meeting – in full witch’s gear - eyes and everything else black, except the red lips?

It was just a normal service. But Julie freaked out. Probably, she just wasn’t used to love and acceptance.

She had been a street kid in Hindley Street with skin heads, rockers; then warlocks and witches for friends. Her coven life (with all the crystal balls, runes and tarot cards etc.,) led her to even heavier drinking and more serious drug abuse. She would awake some mornings with visible evidence of bites and scratches on her body. Demons are very real she says.

Julie had missed the normal bonding with her army parents, in Singapore during the Vietnam War. And later in Australia, the disruption to her schooling (due to the continual army re-postings), plus various personal dramas and foster parents, gave her an acute sense of disorientation, rejection and isolation. She decided not to try to make school friends because she knew she would have to leave them behind.

Years later, the popular Left Behind series became the catalyst for her change. It’s about the Rapture, when Jesus comes back for his believers, and everyone else is left behind to face the great tribulation. After watching the video, Julie did what she knew she had to do – and long story short – is now the receptionist for the church she ran away from, relocated in Hackham.

Worldwide Photos

‘Eternity’ Sydney Harbour Bridge New Year’s 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

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!

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.eternitymatters.org.au/


AHTS Plumbing & Gas Fitting

x Hot water breakdowns

(Solar, Gas, Electric)

x Gas appliances – install and repair

x 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 – It’s FREE



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


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

x Daily newspapers xMagazines

x Stationery, Cards x Toys, Gifts x Photocopying

x Phone cards xMobile phone recharge

x Prepaid Mobile Phones x SA Lotteries

Aldinga Central, Pridham Boulevard

ALDINGA BEACH NEWSAGENCY

Internet Access Agencies: x Dry-cleaning

x Metrotickets

[email protected]

BIRCHALL’S 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

FAIR DAY FOR WILLUNGA FAIR After several days of wet weather, Sunday 4 May

was a perfect day to celebrate the many facets of

Willunga. From 10 am onwards, a steady stream of

visitors of all ages came through the gates to enjoy

the free “Discover Willunga” Fair, which offered something for everyone.

BOOK YOUR NIGHT WITH STARS You can now book for the STARS/Willunga175

black tie dinner on Saturday 21 June, at the Festival

Stadium, Main Road Willunga. Chef Todd Steele will

present a 4-course meal of local fresh produce,

complemented by wines supplied by several local

wineries.

Entertainment during the evening will be provided by

jazz musicians Aiden Ryan and Jordan Goudy,

tango dancers Adrienne and Andrew Gill and

cabaret singer Sidonie Henbest.

Tickets cost $80 per head, or $600 ($75 per head)

for a table of eight. Beer, wine and soft drinks are

included in the ticket price.

Tickets are available from STARS (email

[email protected]) or Willunga175 (email

[email protected]). Leave your name and

contact details and we will send EFT information for

payment. This event is expected to sell out quickly,

so book now to make sure you don’t miss out.

ALMOND BLOSSOM TIME IS COMING It’s also time to get together with friends, family and neighbours to start designing your float for the

traditional Almond Blossom Festival Parade, which

will be held on Sunday 27 July. The float should

represent either what Willunga means to you, or

some historical aspect of the township.

And also start thinking about your costume for the

Almond Blossom Ball, which will be held on

Saturday 2 August. The theme this year is “Past, Present and Future”, which gives your creativity a broad scope. Come and enjoy the music provided

by two very different bands (as per the original ball).

Join us to celebrate the 45th Almond Blossom

Festival and Willunga's 175th anniversary.

There is a full calendar of events on the Willunga175

website at www.willunga.com/175.

People can also Like Us on Facebook

www.facebook.com/Willunga175



http://www.willunga.com/175


Prepared by Stan Beck

100 yrs ago June. Australia First telephone private exchange board fitted in Australia Hotel Sydney Australia Lettergram service introduced . Cost 40 words for a shilling Australia Double dissolution of Federal parliament Australia Fed. Govt. to impose tax on imported films. Lifted after end of war 1918 Victoria Premier J. Watts resigns to enter Federal … Peacock wins Vic. election England 2 million mine workers and builders on strike London Thunderstorm, four inches of rain in three hours causes floods and deaths London Sylvia Pankhurst arrested for the eighth time while on protest march. Bosnia Archduke Ferdinand and his wife shot and killed in Sarajevo Europe Denmark, Switzerland, Holland, Sweden form a Defence League Hamburg The Kaiser launches the worlds biggest ship Liner Bismarck New York Flying boat successfully tested by R, Wanamaker Paris Jack Johnson defeats Frank Moran in 20 rounds to keep heavyweight title 50yrs ago Australia The Beatles arrive I n Australia Australia GMH announces a record profit of 19 million pounds Victoria Bolte becomes Premier for a fourth term Sydney Macquarie University is established Sydney Sydney Opera House architect says it will now cost five times original price Sydney National Chest association wants cigarette packets to carry cancer warnings Woomera The first test of Europe's Space exploration was launched with Blue Steak UK Scobie Breasley wins the English Derby on Santa Claus Palestine Creation of Palestine Liberation Organisation Capetown Nelson Mandela sentenced to Life for treason Papua New Guinea opens its first elected House Of Assembly US Francis Chichester sails across Atlantic in under 30days - a new record Rome The Pope attacks the use of the Contraceptive pill

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.


William George Field (From “William George Field R.N. ‘Out From Light’s

Shadow’ ” by Dr. Jeff Nicholas.) (This was sent in by a reader, but I have lost track of who it was to acknowledge them - my apologies to that person.

Ed) Born in Devon, England 1807, William Field joined the Royal Navy in 1819. He passed the Lieutenant exam in 1826. He was commissioned in 1832. He served in the gunship Ocean and was made Lieutenant of the Flagship H.M.S. Howe in 1835. Field became First Officer of the brig Rapid, the survey vessel for the South Australia Commissioners; retiring from the Royal Navy on half pay in 1890 and proceeded to South Australia with Colonel William Light with a promise of command of the Rapid on arrival at Kangaroo Island.

He discovered the river Onkaparinga (Col. Light called this “Field”s River”.) He was on the first party to see the River Torrens. (Sept 1836) He laid down the first buoys in the Port River (23 Nov) He escorted Governor Hindmarsh to view the new (Old) Port of which he was so proud.

Field took the Rapid on several trips to other colonies for supplies over the next few years. Many livestock were lost this way and an overland stock route became imperative. Field was one of the first to propose this. He was later the first South Australian to arrive with cattle from NSW (1838).

In 1837 Field was allocated land in Gouger, Wright, Gilbert and Halifax Streets during the town survey, plus two parcels of land in North Adelaide in Archer Street and Brougham Place. He took the first export produce from the colony (150 gallons of whale oil) to England in the Rapid in November 1837. He convinced some nearby crewmen to help him rescue 2 sailors who were in danger in exceedingly bad weather, by manning a small boat, rowing to them and bringing them safely back to the pier. He was later awarded a medal for bravery, for this and other instances where he had saved lives.

From 1838 on, Field and his brother made several overland droving trips with cattle. In 1840 however, droving a large flock of sheep, Henry Inman was speared by Aborigines, who had also been killing some of the sheep for food, while the flock passed through their territory. Previous overland droves had been cattle. Field organised a retaliatory party. Their 14 horsemen were confronted by 200+ Aboriginal warriors and although

field mortally shot the leader, he and his horse, along with others, were injured by spears and the party retreated, lucky not to lose their lives.

“Captain Field”, as he had become known, settled down to mixed farming at Mt. Barker He was made responsible for the Mt. Barker Agricultural reports to the Governor and was highly regarded by the local community.

Field married in 1841 at Yankalilla (They lived on 2 x 80 acres of leased Aboriginal reserve land at Hay Flat.) Field then bought 40 acres freehold overlooking the previous 160 acres extending from Yankalilla creek to Waitpinga along the Parawa Range in 1845). He was made a JP and responsible for the Yankalilla Agricultural reports to the Governor. The home he built there, (Adderbury Cottage) was regarded as imposing by colonial standards.

He died of tuberculosis (as did Colonel Light) in 1850.

Caleb Lovelock. (source unknown)

For 51 years a resident of Aldinga, Mr. Caleb Love-lock has at all times evinced a marked interest in all branches of local activities. He has served the District Council for the past eight years as Chairman. Mr. Lovelock was appointed a Justice of the Peace in August, 1921, and is Chairman of the local Agricultural Bureau, Vice-President of the Willunga Agricultural Society,' Trustee of the Aldinga Institute, and for a time was Chairman of the local Repatriation and Soldiers' Me-morial Committees. Also he is Trustee of the local Methodist Church.


ECO GARDEN BEDS

x Planing, Sanding & Machining done on premises

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)

COME SEE US, WE ARE NOT

MITRE 10

Available Now Haymes Paints

&

Stains



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 Life’s 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 State’s native vegetation through bush regeneration workshops. At the workshop, participants will learn: x why the bush needs your help; x the best strategies for restoring ecological processes; x minimal disturbance techniques; x 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 6 June, Clare Saturday 21 June, Hallett Cove 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 34 appliance Isuzu dual cab - seats 6 Holds 3000L of water 2x Breathing Appa-ratus sets With an open crew deck on the back - which holds up to 4 people Is 4WD - Capable of moving over most terrain Built by Frazer and delivered to Aldinga Beach C.F.S in 2012 Aldinga Beach 34 appliance is a urban/rural appliance. 34 is our main appliance for bushfires and acts as a backup appliance to our 34P for house & structure fires, providing extra crew, hoses, breathing apparatus and water. The open crew deck on the rear of 34 allows Aldinga Beach crew to fight running grass fires. The crew deck is fitted with two 38 size hoses and a monitor nozzle. The monitor is a high powered nozzle that produces a very strong stream of wa-ter (much stronger than a normal fire fighting hose) which is very handy when we need water to reach inaccessible areas eg. burning trees that cannot be reached by foot or by the water from our regular hoses. The pump can also be controlled from the crew deck enabling crews to adjust the pressure of the water without having to leave the crew deck. At the rear of this appliance are two side lines (hose reel & nozzle setup) one on each side of the truck. Each side line is 60m in length and they are used by crew to fight slower moving fires on foot. Side lines are also used for "Blacking out". This involves moving through fire af-fected areas (Once the main fire has been controlled) en-suring fire is fully extinguished and won't re-ignite. At times Aldinga Beach 34 and crew can be sent to other areas to assist with major fires. Crews can be away for up to 5 days. Occasionally during larger incidents change over crews can be also be sent. This year Aldinga Beach CFS volunteers along with our 34 appliance attended fires at Delamere, Bangor, Eden Valley and also a number of fires here at home including a fire in the Aldinga Scrub and a fire on the Sellicks Beach Foreshore on New Years Eve.

Tanya Steele

APRIL CALL OUT STATISTICS. 12 callouts in all this month consisting of: Road Crash Rescue / Motor Vehicle crashes 6 Grass / Rubbish fires 2 Structure fires (shop) 1 Fixed alarm calls 1 Gas / fuel fires or spills 1 Assist resident (finger caught in elect power tool) 1 The older we get, the fewer things seem worth waiting in

line for. (Mostly because we forgot why we were waiting in line in the first place!!)


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.

Fibreglass repairs.

Marine, auto, truck, and motor cycle. Pick up and delivery available.

Quick service with quality assured.

Phone Simon 0415 325 727

Southern hairy-nosed wombats

Did you know that southern hairy-nosed wombats

are the faunal emblem for South Australia? Many

years ago, they were widespread throughout South

Australia but sadly they are no longer found in

Aldinga.

Dr Peter Clements from the Natural History Society

of South Australia will be the

special guest speaker at our

June meeting. Peter will tell us

all about the history of this

protected species and the

efforts being made by the Society to provide them

with safe and healthy habitats.

You are invited to come along and find out more

about our “bulldozers of the bush”! Thursday 12 June

7:30 pm Aldinga Library Community Room

Please phone Helen on 8556 3166 for further information or

visit our website at www.friendsofaldingascrub.com

All welcome!

Friends of Aldinga Scrub



Cnr Aldinga Beach Road

and Pridham Boulevard ALDINGA BEACH

www.aldingacentral.com.au

GRAEME JENKINS 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

BLONDIES 2

8557 6496

HOMEART

8557 6184

McDONALDS

8557 6256

ALDINGA 7-DAY LAUNDROMAT

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 pm—8 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

JJ’s PHONE CASES

0424 762 042

ELEVATOR MUSIC

8557 6221

LOUIS’ PLACE CAFÉ 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

MISTRY KWIK FOTO

8557 8288

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

x Dr Ilias Varlokostas B HSc (Chiro) M Clin Chiro

x New patients welcome

x Low force techniques and manual adjusting

x Open daily Monday to Friday

x Exercise therapy and core stability training available

x Remedial massage with Melissa Schubert and Sarah Snook

Infant Massage Instructor – Sarah Snook.

Health fund rebates apply. Evening times available

x Naturopathy with Jeanette Casey

x 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 Parker’s 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

Not Firing On All Four Cylinders? Do you struggle through the day feeling fatigued, in pain or just plain fed up? If you wake up in the morning with exhaustion, experience cramping or muscular aches, pains, backaches or headaches your body may be crying out for more magnesium. A magnesium deficiency may cause symptoms and disorders affecting nerves, muscles, bones, the cardiovascular system and metabolism. Stress can also increase the body’s demand of magnesium, leaving you depleted and with lower reserves of this important mineral.

Magnesium – the Wonder Mineral Magnesium is an essential mineral which is vital for producing energy to fire every cell in your body, so you function at your best. When you are deficient in magnesium, it can exacerbate feelings of exhaustion and heighten the intensity of pain and inflammation. If you have ever suffered from symptoms of pain, muscular cramps, headaches, fatigue or even fibromyalgia, you may have increased requirements for magnesium. It plays a key role in preventing insulin dysregulation and type 2 diabetes.

Pain, Pain Go Away! If you experience pain and tenderness, magnesium is your mineral. Whether you have muscle soreness after exercise, a headache after a long hard day at work, period pain, or are suffering from the common chronic pain syndrome, fibromyalgia, magnesium can help you manage your pain. This important mineral also helps your muscles to relax, so they are not tense, stiff and angry. Magnesium plays a role in moving fluid into the cells of all of your tissues, to make sure they are fully hydrated in order to function optimally. Magnesium deficiency can lead to more inflammation in the body, causing more pain; another good reminder to maintain your magnesium levels. Early signs of magnesium deficiency may include headaches, loss of appetite, nausea, and vomiting, and fatigue or weakness. However, ongoing magnesium deficiency can lead to far more serious symptoms such as:

x Abnormal heart rhythms and coronary spasms x Muscle cramps and contractions x Seizures x Numbness and tingling x Personality changes

Inadequate magnesium intake creates a vicious cycle of low magnesium levels in your body, elevated insulin and blood glucose levels, and excess loss of magnesium in your urine The best source of magnesium is whole, organic foods, especially dark green leafy vegetables; other good sources include seaweed, dried pumpkin seeds, unsweetened cocoa, flaxseed, almond butter, and whey

Harding’s Clinic of Natural Therapies

Kelly Harding ND 3

rd 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


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

MARIE’S CRYSTAL CAVE SPIRITUAL CENTRE OF THE

SOUTH 107 Esplanade Aldinga Beach

Open Daily 10.00am—5.00pm

Ph: 8556 5692

GEMSTONES JEWELRY BOOKS GIFTS

Rhylyn Medical Services - New Patients Always Welcome

For all your family’s 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

. Women’s & Men’s health

. Health Assessments

. Kid’s 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 10:00am—12

JUNE 11 & 25th

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]

Ah, being young is beautiful, but being old is

comfortable.

http://www.aldingamedicalcentre.com.au/



Senior Health For many people, the years creep by and our pets have aged before we realise it. This ageing process is important because many diseases in both dogs and cats will appear from the age of 7 years and onwards. For every one human year dogs age 7 years, and cats 5 years – meaning at 7-years-old they are equivalent to a 50-year-old person – the age most of us begin to have more frequent health checks!

Senior Health Monitoring – why is it important? Many diseases in older dogs and cats will progress rapidly because of the faster ageing process. This means that a 12-monthly health check may not be frequent enough for the early identification of disease conditions. Many diseases can be present without initially causing outward symptoms in your pet – recognition of these conditions before they do cause more serious health concerns is vital. The best way to accomplish this is via regular health examinations; and for the older pet we recommend this happen every 6 months. Common diseases we see in the older pet are: arthritis; dementia; dental, heart, kidney and liver disease; among many others. So what does monitoring involve? Your senior canine or feline friend needs a thorough physical examination every 6 months. At this senior check-up, we assess the oral cavity (for dental disease), examine your pet’s eyes and ears, their chest is examined (to check for lung or heart changes) and the abdomen is thoroughly palpated to check for internal organ change or lumps/masses. The lymph nodes, core body temperature and gum colour are also checked. We assess skin health, joint health and the nails. At every second check-up (i.e. 12 monthly) we will run blood and urine tests to assess internal organ function (eg kidneys, liver, hormonal diseases such as diabetes and so on) and to check the white and red blood cell levels. This allows for early diagnosis, discussion, and treatment of any conditions present which can lead to an improved prognosis for the long-term outcome, and a better quality of life for your ageing pet. How do you get started? All senior health consults will be 30 minutes in length to allow for a thorough exam and discussion of any problems found. Senior Pet Blood Tests (including a urinalysis) are offered at a discounted rate (over $50 in savings compared to normal laboratory fees). For questions or to book a consult, phone us at: Willunga Veterinary Services: (08) 8556 2075; or Aldinga Veterinary Services: (08) 8556 5498

Compliments of Willunga Veterinary Services

EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO COME AND ENJOY

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

Winter concert to warm the Soul Willunga Chamber Orchestra

After the delights of their April autumn concert the Willunga chamber orchestra is looking ahead to its winter concert. The autumn concert was very well received. With a varied program including the delightful Vivaldi’s Spring. The concert also aided Willunga Uniting Church which has many programs happening, including the restoration of its heritage pipe organ. The winter concert will be held again at Bethany Hall, Willunga Uniting Church. Which is on the corner of St Andrew’s Terrace and St Jude Street, Willunga. The winter concert will also again include a performance by NEETO, Never, Ever, Ever, Too, Old. A group of players who have come together to learn and play string instruments. The concert will take place on Sunday, JUNE 29TH At 2.30pm. The orchestra looks forward to your company.


Aldinga Children’s Garden Community Working Bee

The Aldinga Community Garden is transforming into a new space for

all kids to create, play and explore. It’s a place for kids to learn, touch, smell and experience the natural world

Can you help us build it ? Work with experienced garden designers and learn to construct

garden walls, a sandpit and artistic features.

You don’t need to have any building or gardening skills, just come and get involved!

Where : Aldinga Community Garden, Stewart Ave, Aldinga Beach When : 10am–2.30pm Sunday June 15 and Sunday June 22 BBQ lunch provided - please register for catering purposes

For more information and to register your interest please contact

Matt Adams on 0414 760 533 or [email protected]


Aldinga Market moves for the winter season

From May 25th onwards the original and best Aldinga Bay Market will be held at an exciting new location – The Aldinga Institute, which is located on Old Coach Road at Aldinga, next to the Aldinga Hotel. As we are all well aware the weather in Aldinga in winter is very inclement so our stall holders were very keen to find a cosy warm place to continue trading throughout the year. The Aldinga Institute management came to the rescue. The interior of the Institute which is also heated can

accommodate approx 30 stalls and there is also lots of space outside on the northern sheltered side of the Hall, for more stalls. The Aldinga Bay Market Committee decided that this was the best option open to us, to enable us to continue this popular market through the winter months. This is an exciting new stage for the Market. The Aldinga Business and Tourism Association wishes to thank Aldinga Central Management who very generously gave the ABBTA a free lease to hold the Market on their property which was integral to giving life to the Market we now enjoy. We will still have the regular favourites; face painter, coffee, BBQ, cupcakes olives oils and other fine foods. The opening hours are 9am – 2pm on the fourth Sunday of the Month. We invite you to come and enjoy our cosy new venue which will undoubtedly attract many more interesting traders as well.

Call out for New Stallholders Please contact the Coordinator on: [email protected] or call ph. 8557 8509

The Editor, Dear Sir, I was pleased to see my garden paths all topsy-turvy with holes of varying depth and width. This was no outer-space visitation. This was clear sign that my random visitor of many years, a charming and often amusing echidna was still very much alive and doing the rounds despite an increase in fences and yapping dogs.

His 'misdemeanours' in search of termites include turning over substantial logs and stones, in the course of which I have been able to move within a bootlength of my spiky visitor, whose concentration on his foody pursuit is total. "By all means watch but do not distract me, this is a matter of life and death".

Stay with it kiddy, glad to see you again.

Robb Mack Aldinga Beach

Thanks Robb. In the last few years our yard and garden have been blissfully bereft of snails. The inhabiting (and reproducing) blue tongues in our garden seem to like our strawberries just as much however, and blissfully munch away, looking at us frowning at them. Bird netting is obviously no deterrent. - Ed

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

CALLING ALL KNIGHTS WHO SAY 'NII" Knights, Princesses, Kings and peasants alike are summoned to the Willunga Show Hall on Saturday June 28th to attend the next Cinemallunga screening – of Monty Pythons Holy Grail. Join us on a quest through mediaeval England, face the peril bravely and discover a night of live music, food and drinks, merriment and audience participation. Dress-ups highly encouraged! Food and music starts at 6:30 with the main program from 7:30, with proceeds going towards the Show Hall restoration and local charity OzHarvest. Tickets are available at Aldinga Beach Newsagency, Yummy Nuts McLaren Vale or Tall Poppy Willunga. Or phone 0418 807 529 for more info. So go on – get a band of merry adventurers together and enjoy a night to remember – and if worst come to worst, remember – it's only a flesh wound!

Morris , an 82 year-old man, went to the doctor to

get a physical.

A few days later, the doctor saw Morris walking

down the street with a gorgeous young woman on

his arm

A couple of days later, the doctor spoke to Morris

and said, 'You're really doing great, aren't you?'

Morris replied, 'Just doing what you said, Doc: 'Get a

hot mamma and be cheerful.''

The doctor said, 'I didn't say that.. I said, 'You've got

a heart murmur; be careful.'



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Family and Mental Health Support Service (FMHSS) Family Relationship Centre

38 Beach Road, Christies Beach SA 5165 Ph: (08) 8202 5291 Fax : (08) 8202 5166

Uniting Communities’ Family Mental Health Support Service (FMHSS) is an early intervention and prevention program for children, young people and their families in the Onkaparinga area. The service is focussed on the healthy development of children and young people. It aims to enhance wellbeing and prevent and reduce incidence of mental illness. The service works with families to identify and build on children and young people’s strengths, to expand their family resources and develop a greater sense of connection to their community. This program is specifically for children and young people aged 0-18 years and their families. Diagnosis of a mental health issue is not required and neither is a referral.

Sometimes children and young people can by affected by issues such as relationship difficulties or family breakdown; family mental health issue; drug and alcohol issues; domestic violence; child abuse or neglect; bullying; loss and grief; financial issues and moving house. You may have noticed disturbed sleep; over-eating or not eating; changes in behaviour withdrawal or angry outbursts; an outpouring of emotions, crying, extra clingy behaviour; school issues or changes in peer group. The FMHSS program provides short and longer term services. These include individual counselling for the child or young person in conjunction with family; case management; the development of a Family Action Plan and practical in home support eg assistance with school attendance; provision of information, referral and support in accessing services; education and group work, community development and building meaningful networks.

The Family Mental Health Support Service focuses on the child or young person’s wellbeing;; provides practical assistance; conducts home visits; supports children, young people and their families to develop the skills needed to navigate everyday life. FMHSS is a respectful and confidential service. Since the commencement of 2014, FMHSS team members have been working within the Aldinga and Sellicks community to engage with children, young people and their families through free activity sessions and community engagement events

If you would like to use our service and talk about your circumstances, please use the contact details above to make a time to meet with one of our team members.


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: Whaler’s 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 café.

Volunteers Needed in Children’s Programs and Office

Are you able to spare a few hours a week volunteering in our playgroups, crèche or office?

If so give Mandy a call on 8556 5940.

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 café 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 Men’s 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. Peter’s 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 else’s). 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.

General meetings are held at 7.30pm on

the first Wednesday of each month (except

January) in the Eco Classroom at

Tatachilla Lutheran College, McLaren Vale.

Enter off Tatachilla Road - the classroom is

on your left after approximately 50 metres.

Doors open at 7.15pm. Visitors very

welcome and supper is provided.

Inquiries to Julie Turner,

ph 8556 2401, email:

[email protected].

Willunga Trees for Life will meet at the Eco

Classroom, Tatachilla Lutheran College at

7.30pm on Wed 7th May. “Conservation Volunteers, Brookfield, Wombats and more!” is the topic with Tricia Curtis, the

SA Manager for Conservation Volunteers

Australia, a non-profit organisation that

brings together local and overseas

volunteers to work on environmental and

wildlife conservation projects. Tricia is

passionate about providing opportunities

for people to connect with the environment

and will talk about two of CVA’s programs that do just that!!

Inquiries to Julie Turner, ph 8556 2401.

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 like the Da Ponte Mozart Project

where State Opera Stars will perform

popular Mozart arias on May 24th at the

McLaren Vale Institute. The year 2014

started with beautiful folk belly dancing by

local dancer Cathy Phillips. It was a

performance which launched “Curtain Up”, when the audience was also entranced

with the exquisite string music of Eva and

Minas Berberyan. The indefatigable

magician , Wayne Anthony, then

mesmerised with his turkey magic. As

always, the bar was available and

wonderful food.

Oh, there is so much to look forward to

w i t h S T A R S a t W a v e r l e y

Homestead! Lucyna with her Igora

Designs, The Year Of The Unsettled

Sun. Her pieces are for exhibition and

sale on the 5th April, to be launched by

Mark Lloyd at 5.30. Later, on May 15th,

there is the Cancer Morning Tea which

has become a traditional event at

STARS .

A full year’s 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

http://www.1800respect.org.au


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 9.30—11.30 am

during term time. $2 per family per week,

first session free—come 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 9.30—11.30 am

during term time. $5 per family per week,

first session free—come 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 am—11:30 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.

MEN’S 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 Mon 9am - 3pm &

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 it’s children and wheelchair-

friendly.

Contact: 8556 5192

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.

The club is located at the 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.

Twilight Golf Croquet - Mon. 6:00pm to

8.00pm during Daylight Saving (Sausage

Sizzle avail.)

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

JUST WALK IT Group at Myponga.

If interested in joining, please ring

Ros Hutchinson, 8558 6274.

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 don’t 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


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.

You can't help getting older, but you don't have to get old.

You have to climb the mountain to appreciate the beauty of the view.



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

STARS – Southern Theatre & Arts Supporters

For information please ring 8323 8386

business hours.


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

N E W M E M B E R S 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 50’s 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 COMMUNITY HALL MONDAY Aged Care & Housing (1st & 3rd Mondays)

9.30am—2pm: Fitness & Toning 6pm—7pm:

Yoga 7.15pm—8.45pm

TUESDAY Hip Hop Hounds 5.30pm—8pm

WEDNESDAY Magic Harvest 4—5.30pm: Sellicks Area Residents Association (1st Wed of every

2nd month—Feb, April etc.) 7.00pm—9pm

THURSDAY Spinners, Knitters & Weavers (fortnightly)

10am— 2.30pm: Yoga 7pm—8.30pm

FRIDAY Playgroup 10.00am—11.30am:

Kenpo Karitsu 6.30—9pm

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 2

nd 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.

Did you know? - The military salute is a motion

that evolved from medieval times,

when knights in armour raised their

visors to reveal their identity.

- Everything weighs one percent

less at the equator.

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 16 June 2014 when

there will be a talk of transcendental

meditation

MARTIAL ARTS - see page 25


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:

www.angelfire.com/journal/aldingascrub

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 3

rd 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 14 June. 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; 10:00am to 3pm

(except December).

Contact Susan 0414 947 223

or Nina 0408 363 123

If Jimmy cracks corn and no one cares, why is there a song about him?


ALDINGA BAY BAPTIST CHURCH. Meets at the Aldinga Primary School

Sundays at 9am and 11am

Aldinga Bay Youth, Friday Evenings @ 6:45pm

All Welcome.

For more information: www.aldingabaybaptist.org.au

ALDINGA COMMUNITY CHURCH OF CHRIST Inc. 10.00am Worship Service at Life Care, Pridham Boulevard,

Aldinga Beach 5173

(opposite the Aldinga Central Shopping Centre).

All Welcome. Pastor Randall Lawton Ph. 8556 6132 M. 0423 923 068.

ALDINGA UNITING CHURCH

Old Coach Road, Aldinga.

We invite you to join us each Sunday for morning tea and

fellowship at 10 am.

Worship service at 10:45 am including children’s activities. Holy Communion service: 2nd Sunday in the month.

Coffee, Craft & Conversation: Each Wednesday 1:00 - 3:30pm

Bring your craft , learn a new one or come for the conversation.

Weekly: Reflections Bible Study: 12pm Wednesdays.

Monthly: Family lunch. Blokes Alive men’s sharing group. All Welcome and for more information: Contacts:

Dorothy 8557 7271 Josie 8557 7429

Further information visit: aldinga.unitingchurch.sa.org.au

ALMOND GROVE FAMILY CHURCH

A contemporary family-oriented Pentecostal church. Sunday

Worship service 10 am in “The Granary”, Old Main South Road, Aldinga. ‘House2House’ (home groups), ‘PowerHouse’ prayer, ‘Kids Almndo’ (Sunday School), ‘Frontline’ Youth, Ladies meetings, ‘Super Seniors’, ‘Op Shop Heaven’ (2 Carter Street, Aldinga, opposite Institute). For more details phone church

office. 8557 7299.

You are more than welcome, Pastors Malcolm & Pam Busby.

LUTHERAN CHURCH. Worship of our God and Saviour every Sunday at 10.30 am at

Mary of Galilee Catholic Church, Cnr Quinliven & How Roads,

Aldinga . You are welcome.

Pastor Byron Klein, Ph. 8556 6436.

SOUTHERN GATEWAY ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH

Sunday Morning service 10am

at Seaford Recreation Centre Grand Boulevard,Seaford

Children's Program available

Phone Pastor Robert Williams. 0431 307 217

SEAFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH We are a worshipping caring Church committed to Christ and

His Mission.

Meeting at the Maslin Beach Community Hall, Gulf Pde, Maslin

Beach Each Sunday at 10am (refreshments to follow) and

Home Group each Wednesday at 7:30pm

Craft on Mondays, 10am -12 in the Seaford/Moana

Neighbourhood Centre.

All are welcome.

For more information, contact Jim and Betty Kennedy 83272135

CATHOLIC PARISH OF WILLUNGA.

ALDINGA. Mass in Mary of Galilee Catholic Church, Cnr

Quinliven & How Roads each Saturday evening at 6.00 pm.

WILLUNGA. Mass 1st, 3rd & 5th Sundays at 8.30 am, 2nd &

4th Sundays at 10.30 am. Confession before Mass. Parish Priest: Father Gauci. Parish Centre: Ph. 8556 2132.

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Aldinga

Meet together every SATURDAY morning at the Senior Citizens

Hall ( corner Quinliven/Valiant Rds) Aldinga.

We commence at 9:30am with worship/singing/mission stories/

bible study. At 11:10 am we commence Divine

Service with various guest speakers. Fellowship lunch once per

month. All welcome to our friendly church

Contact details- Joe Griffiths 8556-6364/ 0402931476

KANGARILLA UNITING CHURCH Cnr Kangarilla Rd and Sand Rd, Kangarilla. Worship Service

10am each Sunday, with Sunday School held on the 1st Sunday

at 10am. Gospel Services are held on the 2nd and 4th Sunday

of the month at 7pm. Prayer & Bible Study, 7.30pm each

Thursday and Craft Night every Tuesday at 7.30pm. All

welcome.

For more information visit kangarilla.unitingchurch.org.au

or contact: Joylene Edwards 8383 7122

WILLUNGA UNITING CHURCH Worship & Sunday School each Sunday @ 10.30am.

Friendship Group, Prayer Chain, Social Justice focused

Fair Trade goods used

All Welcome

Enquiries: 0400 740 562: Wednesdays and Fridays

Come and See!

ANGLICAN CHURCH Pastoral District of Southern Vales

Enquiries: 8323 9744 Willunga Saturday 5.30 St Stephen's, St Andrew's

Terrace, Willunga

Old Noarlunga Sunday 8.45 St Philip & St James, Church

Hill Road, Old Noarlunga

Aldinga Sunday 9.00 with Children's lessons

and activities, St Ann's Stonehouse Lane

off Main Sth Road

McLaren Vale Sunday 10.30 with Sunday School, St

Margaret's, 99 Main Road, McLaren Vale

ALDINGA COMMUNITY SOUP KITCHEN Commencing Saturday June 7 2014 from 6:30pm and every

Saturday night thereafter during the winter months (June-Sept)

the Seventh Day Adventist Church will be providing a free light

meal of soup/buns/dessert

LOCATION: Senior Citizens Hall

Cnr VALIANT / QUINLIVEN Roads

PT. WILLUNGA

FOR HIRE: Bethany hall complex, Willunga Uniting

Church Hall and meeting rooms

available for hire.

Includes kitchen facilities.

Enquire for our very reasonable rates.


Did you know?

For every extra kilogram carried on a space flight,

530 kg of excess fuel are needed at lift-off.

http://www.aldingabaybaptist.org.au/



Aldinga Bay Residents’ Association President: Kevin Hutton 8556 5304 Vice-President: Stan Beck Treasurer: Narelle Looker 0439 880 587 Secretary: Gillian Evans Committee: Jeff Williams, Michael Lee, Bob Evans, Alicia Brown Editor Kevin Hutton

Letters to the Editor or advertising: [email protected] PO Box 270, Aldinga Beach 5173

The deadline for ALL advertisements & contributions is the 15th day of the month preceding publication.

Articles may be emailed to [email protected], or posted to ABRA, PO Box 270, Aldinga Beach 5173 to be received before the deadline. The positioning of advertising in Coastal Views is done on a random basis according to layout needs. If advertisers specify a location, a surcharge of 25% is added except for the first 5 pages & inside covers where a 50% surcharge applies. Opinions published in Coastal Views are those of the contributors and are not necessarily the views of the Editorial Team or ABRA. Neither the Editorial Team nor ABRA can accept any responsibility for any statement that is presented as a statement of fact, however every endeavour is made at the time of printing to ensure that the editorial content and advertisements are accurate. All material published in Coastal Views is subject to © ABRA, 2013. No part may be reproduced without written permission from the Editor.

Please note that ads which have to be resized may become distorted. We use 1cm margins top & both sides and 1.5cm bottom margins. (A4)

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Aldinga Bay Residents’ Association (ABRA) reserves the right to reject any advertisement or other contributions. The Editorial Team and ABRA does not accept responsibility for printers’ or typists’ errors / omissions. Notices regarding community fundraisers or coming events are published free of charge. All advertisers please adhere to the sizes listed below. For the best result, layouts must be black on white background. There is a charge of $40.00 if you want a final copy to be made from a rough draft, and $100.00 to design an advertisement. Pictures for publication should be no larger than 800 x 600 pixels in size. Please avoid using Microsoft Office .docx format in submissions. Inserts can be arranged - check with the editor for prices and conditions.

For information regarding editorial content & advertising, please phone or email:

Kevin Hutton 8556 5304 (editorial) Narelle Looker 0439 880 587 (accounts)

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Contact 0468 355 078

HELP AND SUPPORT SERVICES

Ambulance/Fire/Police Emergency .................... 000 Police assistance.............................................. 131 444 24 Hour Health Advice ......................... 1800 022 222 Adelaide Southern Medical Home Visits (GP) .................................... 8381 6161 Aldinga Community Centre ..................... 8556 5940 Anglicare - Morphett Vale Financial Counselling ........................... 8186 8900 Emergency Assistance ........................... 8392 3190 General Counselling .............................. 8392 3100 Centacare Southern Counselling Service . 8557 9050 City of Onkaparinga ................................. 8384 0666 Crimestoppers ...................................... 1800 333 000 Domestic Violence Helpline .................. 1800 800 098 Drug & Alcohol Info. Service ............... 1300 13 1340 Flinders Medical Centre ............................ 8204 5511 Gambling Helpline ................................ 1800 060 757 GP Connect (after hours GP) .................... 8557 9555 GP Plus Aldinga ......................................... 8557 9500 Legal Advice Line.................................. 1300 366 424 LifeLine .......................................................... 13 11 14 McLaren Vale War Memorial Hospital. .. 8323 6600 Mental Health Emergency Service. ............. 13 14 65 Noarlunga Hospital .................................... 8384 9222 Noarlunga Private Hospital ...................... 8384 9372 Onkaparinga Youth Services - Aldinga .. 8557 7555 Parent Helpline ...................................... 1300 364 100 Poisons Info hotline ………………………….13 11 26 Public Transport Infoline ..................... 1800 182 160 Repat. Gen. Hosp. ............... 8276 9666 1800 254 373 RSPCA SA ……………………………1300 4 777 22 Seniors Information Service ................. 1800 636 368 The Salvation Army .................................. 8557 6331 Financial Counselling Helpline ...... 1800 007 007 Uniting Communities - Family Relationship Centre ............... 8202 5200 Communities for Children ................. 8202 5944 Vinnies (Emergency Relief / Financial Counselling) ......................................................... 1300 729 202 Youth Helpline ................................1300 131 719

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