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WILLUNGA
---GAZETTE--- A monthly publication of the
Willunga Business and Tourism Association Inc
Willunga Gazette – published by Willunga Business and Tourism, PO Box 22, Willunga SA 5172 www.willunga.com 1
Editor: Tom Laing, [email protected] or phone or text 0421 912 800 Advertising: Column: $110.00; Quarter page $80.00; Eighth $40.00; Sixteenth $20.00; Classified: $10.00 (25% disc for members)
Est. 2013 Issue: Vol. 2 No. 4 1 April, 2014 Please take one Printed 1,000
Emails 263
DISCOVER WILLUNGA FAIR – 4 MAY 2014 The next big Willunga175 event is the Discover Willunga Fair, which will be held at the Willunga Recreation Park on Sunday 4 May 10 am – 4 pm. If you ever wondered what you could do in Willunga, this day will be your chance to find out!
“This event provides all the clubs, organisations, groups and businesses associated with Willunga the opportunity to showcase their wares and specialities,” said Willunga175 Chairman, Graham Ormsby. “So far, we’ve had a great response from a wide range of sports clubs and other interest groups, but we have room for plenty more.”
Residents are also invited to show off their hobbies and collections. Anyone who as something they would like to display as part of this exhibition should contact Graham Ormsby on 0402 892 425. Stalls are free for community and not-for-profit groups, with a small charge of $50 for businesses. Both indoor and outdoor sites are available.
Pumpkin Competition
A feature of the fair is the pumpkin growing competition, which has been under way for quite a while, with over 40 residents having purchased seeds. If you’re wondering what to do with your “small” pumpkins, think about entering them in the Pumpkin Decoration and Pumpkin Scone competitions. Contact Sue at Willunga Physiotherapy and Pilates (8556 4416) in High Street for more details. Keen gardeners are encouraged to enter into the rose competition. Prizes will be awarded for the best single bloom and best display. More details about how to enter will be posted on the website.
Historical Dress Competition
As we are celebrating 175 years of history, the committee would like visitors to dress in period costume and take part in a parade on the oval. Prizes will be awarded to the best-dressed.
Fun and Games for All
Local dance and yoga groups will perform in the Show Hall, and historical games, such as a tug-of-war, an almond-cracking competition and sack races, will take place on the oval. Food and drinks will be available throughout the day, and a bouncy castle and merry-go-round will provide even more fun for children.
Would you like to help at the fair? We need assistance with the organisation of the Rose competition, the Almond Cracking competition, organising the games and marshalling of stalls and other events. If you are interested please contact Graham Ormsby on 0402 892 425.
Lorraine Poole, owner, Fern Forest Nursery presenting three palms to Mos Hancock
The Willunga Soldiers Memorial sits at the front of the Willunga RSL on Main Road & is a site dedicated to our local returned Men & Women who have served in Wars over the last 100 years.
This site is an extremely important memorial to many of our local citizens, who have relations mentioned on the plaques covering several world wars. Those service men & women who are mentioned served their country to keep us & our children free from servitude, barbarism, & in many cases paid the supreme sacrifice. WE WILL REMEMBER THEM.
Lorraine Poole, on presenting three palms to Mos Hancock said, “I heard about vandals stealing the plants out of the barrels in January when we were using the RSL/CWA for balloon filling for TDU. I was aghast and cross at such senseless destruction, and decided to donate some beautiful Chinese Fan palms to replace the stolen plants. These palms have nasty spines on the stems which should deter would be thieves in the future!”
The WILLUNGA & DISTRICTS RSL on behalf of its committee & members would like to advise ANY OTHER PARTYS CONCERNED that this memorial has NO relevance to any illegal immigrant no matter what their circumstances may be & no matter how sorry we may feel, the President Mos Hancock OAM said today.
Our members & committee are extremely upset that our reverent site has been hijacked for another cause.
Please be advised that the Dawn Service will be held at the memorial, 6.15am on ANZAC DAY, followed by a gunfire breakfast & tea & coffee.
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The Charity Shoe Shine conducted by the Willunga Circle of Friends resumes on Saturday 26th April 2014. The "grumpy old man" and his assistant polisher over the past 9 years have raised hundreds of dollars to support the Barefoot Iniatiative and of more recent times refugees living in the Community.
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Alma Hotel – Bottom Pub
Bookings 8556 2027 Fri 4-Karaoke 9pm Sunday 6- 12-3 in the function room, Alma All Stars Jazz Sunday 13-Full Circle 2:30-6pm Friday 25th- None the Wiser acoustic rock/pop duo 8:30pm Every Thursday- 7pm, Free 8-Ball Comp, win a $50 Alma voucher
Willunga Hotel – Middle Pub Lunch 12-2pm Dinner 6-8.30pm
Bookings 8556 2135
Friday 4th April MOJO DUO 2pce 8pm start Sat 12th April NAT PIKE 2pce 8pm start
Old Bush Inn – Top Pub Sunday - Wednesday Lunch 12-2 Dinner 6-8 pm Thursday - Saturday Dining is from 12 -9.00pm
Bookings call 8556 2032 Thu 10th April – Open Mic with Tony Sat 19th April – Raunchy Sugar Thu 24th April – Open Mic with Chris Finnen Sat 26th April – Steve and Shaun
Fernies Fern Forest Nursery, Main Road, Willunga
Book a table: 0405130910
In association with www.WirraCreekMusic.com.au
Friday April 11th 7.30pm HALFWAY to FORTH (please note: original concert by Eric Bogle has been cancelled due to injury to Pete Titchener, Eric’s backing guitarist.) $20 / $15 Wines by Minko For table bookings: 0405130910 Friday May 9th 7.30pm GOLDSTEIN with support from Paul Roberts
As of 23rd February (with some sadness) Ampika's Kitchen in Willunga has closed and (with much happiness) has opened in Port Noarlunga in the former White Dove premises
Check out our website www.ampikaskitchen.com.au View / down load our menu
Our regular opening hours are: Wednesday through Sunday nights from 5.30 to 9pm ish for dine in and dine away. Please give us a call on
8186 1288
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FISH FEST coming to Willunga
Talented young local film makers are putting the finishing touches to their short films in preparation for Onkaparinga’s inaugural FISHFEST, to be held on Friday April 11th in the Willunga Show Hall. All ages are invited to this free festival event, which is part of National Youth Week .The program kicks off at 5:30 with live music from local bands as well as food and drinks available. The big screen will then come alive from 7:00pm with a selection of great short stories. All films entered are suitable for families with a G or PG rating, and all must contain the ‘Required Item’ – in this case a reference to ‘scales’. So why not come out and support our next generation of film makers
and story tellers? This event is supported by the City of Onkaparinga and organised by Cinemallunga. For more information, go to Fishfest on Facebook, email [email protected] or phone 0439 687 281.
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The Willunga Waldorf School Autumn Fair is on Saturday April 5th 2014 from 10am until 4pm at 1 Jay Drive Willunga. From a modest beginning in Bethany Hall on Strout Road, Mc Laren Vale to our beautiful and ever evolving grounds in Jay Drive, Willunga Waldorf School has certainly come a long way. Throughout its 25 years, the school has maintained a strong commitment to the outdoor environment. Our gardens are lovingly maintained and continuously developed by a dedicated group of
gardeners and parents. A walk through our playgrounds will reveal an assortment of climbing and play equipment which closely parallels the physical developmental needs of the children through each stage. The annual Autumn Fair is an enjoyable family day in a unique atmosphere. Visitors will experience the charm of a village fair with live music and entertainment, taste delicious local produce from our good food stalls, relax and savour the best coffee with a piece of homemade cake and explore the marketplace for books, plants and more. There are excellent handmade craft items and toys on sale and many children’s craft activities. Development of the
gardens and grounds has proceeded hand in hand with the school’s physical expansion. In recent years, a beautiful new library (whose form mimics that of an open book) and Hall have complemented other specialist facilities for Science and Technical Studies. Currently, our new middle school building is nearing completion. The classrooms will be open at the Autumn Fair with children’s work on display and teachers available to answer questions. We invite you to step into a Waldorf School classroom and experience the difference!
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New Physio Starting:
Marc Elliott, Physiotherapist, joins us full time
From Tues 1st of April 2014.
Marc joins Tom Anthoney and Miriam Bourne.
Marc is an experienced Physio, offers long
appointments, “hands on” treatment, exercises
and dry needling.
Physio appointments now available when you
want them!!
Ph: 8556 4416
www.willungaphysio.com.au
Willunga Farmers Market This year Willunga Farmers Market is partnering with both the Adelaide Food & Wine Festival AND Tasting Australia! As part of the Adelaide Food & Wine Festival WFM is hosting 2 guest chef spots and our farmers will also supply the produce used in the upcoming ‘Garden of Eden’ long table dinner at our friends and neighbours place, Fall From Grace. Tasting Australia plates up a thought provoking session with the man Time Magazine named as the ‘World’s Most Innovative Farmer’, Joel Salatin. So put these dates in your diary and don’t miss out! WFM & the Adelaide Food & Wine Festival www.adelaidefoodandwinefestival.org
CBD Chefs go Regional at Willunga Farmer’s Market. 10am, Sat 5 April: Guest Chef Stewart Wesson, from the Bridgewater Mill. He was awarded best Young Australian Chef in the Electrolux Appetite for Excellence awards in 2012. Where: WFM When: 10am Cost: FREE 10am, Sat 12 April: Guest Chef Duncan Welgemoed; Bistro Dom. Current Adelaide Advertiser Food Guide Chef of the Year, has worked with Heston Blumenthal and Gordon Ramsay. Where: WFM When: 10am Cost: FREE Sat 12 April: Garden of Eden (Hosted at Fall From Grace, Willunga) A Celebration of creation and 30 years of the Adelaide Review
Get back to nature in the garden at Fall from Grace Willunga for a dinner by Duncan Welgemoed and the Happy Motel TM featuring produce sourced from the Willunga Farmer’s Market and wines made in clay pots by Glenn James-Pritchard, Gil Gordon-Smith and James Erskine and others from small producers. Your host, wine writer Max Allen will weave a story of temptation and intrigue about the ancient technique of making wine in clay amphora. Where: Fall from Grace; 29a High St, Willunga When: 7pm til late COST: $85 per head includes all food and beverage TIX: www.adelaidefoodandwinefestival.eventbrite.com.au WFM & Tasting Australia www.tastingaustralia.com.au
Sat 3 May: Joel Salatin Time Magazine named Joel as the ‘World’s Most Innovative Farmer’. Joel and his family developed a system that turned ‘an armpit of a farm’ that wouldn’t grow a thing into a 220ha powerhouse of grassfed production that supplies directly over 5000 families plus more than 10 retail outlets & 50 restaurants all within a 3 hour drive of the farm, the Polyface ‘Foodshed’, whilst employing more than 20 people turning & over more than $2 million annually. Where: WFM When: 10am Cost: FREE www.joelsalatin.com.au
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New Physio Starting As of the 1st of April Marc Elliott, Physiotherapist joins Willunga Physiotherapy and Pilates team full time.
Marc hails from Strathalbyn originally but since graduat-ing in 2011 has been working in private practice in Barmera. Marc is well known in football circles as a previous Vice captain of Strathalbyn and as a representative in the Association teams.
Marc Elliott
Marc mirrors Tom’s active approach to Physio (every
patient gets an exercise!) and has a special interest in sports injuries and spinal pain.
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WBTA AGM July 23rd 7.30pm Alma Hotel The Willunga Business and Tourism Association committee would love to see some new faces at the meetings – not that we’re completely tired of the old faces – but it is the way committees regenerate and we do welcome new ideas and initiatives. At the moment we are involved with the planning under the overall management of the City of Onkaparinga for a Willunga facelift with work scheduled to begin in 2016; we hold regular Business after Five promotional events at various local businesses; we are represented on the Willunga 175 committee; represented with other business and tourism associations on an Economic Development
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Forum hosted by the city of Onkaparinga; have representation at our meetings by Onkaparinga councillors and local police through Business Watch; have a pivotal role to play in Stage 5 of the Tour Down Under; have a very good website and publish the excellent Willunga Gazette each month. There is plenty to get your teeth into. Currently we are considering ways to make our town more ‘bike friendly’ as part of our ‘tourism’ brief and we are following up a concern from one of our members in relation to the appalling Willunga signage on the Victor Harbor road approach to our town. The WBTA also acts as a conduit between the City of Onkaparinga and WBTA membership with the website acting as a distribution house for information from the council and its many subsidiary and associated groups. The commitee meets monthly in the Recreation Park office. Please give some consideration to not only becoming a member of the WBTA, but also to being a member of its committee. D.Greenslade Chair
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Kangaroo Island men and teenager's
rites of passage weekend For 20 years now, men and young guys have participated in rites of passage and initiation weekends taking place on Kangaroo Island. Many men, young men and fathers (many from the Willunga and Mt Barker Waldorf communities) have passed through these rites of passage and discovered a depth of self-knowledge of value in everyday life. The weekend is run by a not for profit, voluntary organization. This year it will be held on May 16, 17 and 18. An information night is held 4 - 8 weeks prior. For more information please ring: Tresh Pearce (8558 2222/ 0429 502 398) or Ewan Rourke (8557 6562/ 0400 536 222) ASAP because numbers are limited and spots fill quickly.
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Friends of Willunga Basin
FOWB is one of our community’s organizations which, like many others, busily works away in the background striving to make our wonderful local area even better. Since the late 1980’s, when the group started as a result of great community concern about the plan to cut through Sellicks Beach to create a marina the group has remained active. We changed our name to Friends of Willunga Basin (FOWB) once the marina idea was dropped, and
since then we have been working to protect the environment of Willunga Basin, in particular working on issues of planning and how that affects the local environment. The main objectives of FOWB are:
Protection of our local environment
Defending the region from urban sprawl and inappropriate development
Retaining and enhancing natural and heritage assets
Encourage sound planning, challenge poor planning decisions
Maintain agriculture as primary land use east of South Road
Planning for climate change and a low carbon future
Promoting sustainable agriculture & lifestyles
Having been very actively involved in working with State & Local Govern--ment, the wine industry and other community groups to get our fantastic Character Preservation Legislation in place, we are very keen to see that this legislation does effectively stop urban sprawl and that the worst of proposed developments in our area are challenged. FOWB are also active in creating new contributions to our area. At present we are developing two particular ideas. One for a hiking trail of over 100Km to circle the entire Willunga Basin – we have
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been in discussions with Council for some years and our plans are definitely taking shape. Another project, in collaboration with the grape industry and other community groups, is to get Federal funding for clearance of weeds choking our waterways and replace them with the local species that should be there, thus greatly improving our district biodiversity. If you like the sound of what we do we would love you to join – our membership fee is only $8.00 and every additional member increases our clout when we do what we can to influence Council
or our State Government. Brochures with member-ship forms are available at the Willunga Environment Centre, or from our web site which you will find at www.fowb.net . Also feel free to contact secretary David Gill on 8556 2289.
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Primitive Methodist Chapel, 27 High Street.
Built and opened in 1868 as a Primitive Methodist chapel – one of two in the district (the other was built on the corner of Strout and Binney Roads in 1858/59 and demolished in 1894). The foundation stone was laid in September 1867, followed
by the official opening in April 1868. The first minister was William Wiltshire, assisted by William Whitefield. Following its closure after Methodist Union in 1900, the Willunga chapel became a private home - the Herring family lived here in the 1920s. In the forties and fifties Bess Turner gave piano lessons while living here. Owner Bart Hailstone then leased the building to the Gill & Marler Veterinary Clinic in the early 1970s. The dilapidated building was bought by Stan Green who renovated and restored it over several years, finally opening Vanessa's Restaurant here in 1979. It was so named after Stan's daughter. The new stained glass windows came from the Pirie Street Methodist Church. Stan was previously a chef with the PO shipping line - he offered fine dining with silver service at Vanessa's for nearly 20 years before retiring. The premises were re-named Willy Hill Café in 2000. Then from 2007-2012 it became Christina's on High St - substantial renovations occurred during this time.
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What is Dru Yoga? Dru Yoga is a graceful and potent form of yoga, based on flowing movements, directed breathing and visualisation. With its foundations set firmly in ancient yogic tradition, Dru works on body, mind and spirit - improving strength and flexibility, creating core stability, building a heightened feeling of positivity, and deeply relaxing and rejuvenating your whole being.
Designed to be practised by people of all abilities, all fitness levels and all age groups, Dru is a style of yoga that can be quickly dipped into or learnt in more depth over a lifetime. Dru Yoga classes are taught nationally and internationally, and we have our very own Yoga and Wellbeing Centre in Willunga specialising in Dru Yoga teachings. There are currently four accredited Dru Yoga teachers offering classes across the week this term, along with personal programmes, one-on-one sessions and workplace yoga: Hope Deane, Susan Hanckel, Rebecca Murray and Deb Walker. And we have four more Dru teachers joining the centre next term, offering children's yoga, pre-natal yoga, mothers & babies yoga, fundamentals of Dru classes, Dru dance (Yoga postures combined with dance in a choreography), and more... 'Dru Yoga should be available in every GP surgery.' Dr Hilary Jones In 2005, 450 graduates and participants in Dru Yoga Courses all over the world were asked about the effects of their practice. >72% found Dru Yoga reduced back pain >93% experienced improved spine flexibility >86% enjoyed increased energy levels >89% experienced improved breathing with yoga >89% can now reduce and control stress levels >81% have greater confidence and self-empowerment >84% benefited from enhanced mood since practising Dru Yoga >83% felt emotionally balanced >91% gained peace of mind by overcoming negative thinking Whatever your yoga ambitions, you'll find Dru Yoga a fresh, energetic, positive and complete approach to health and wellbeing.
23rd MAY 2014 The Government is committed to the completion of the
National Broadband Network (NBN) and that means
copper services will be switched off on 23 May 2014
for residents and businesses in Willunga.
Customers affected by the retirement of copper
services in May will have recently received a letter
from NBN Co confirming they have six months to act
Now’s the time for these remaining customers to give
us a call or come in to one of our local stores and have
a chat with us so we can talk them through plans and
book their connection.
We encourage people to make the switch now to avoid
getting stuck in the last-minute rush, which could mean
ending up without a working home phone and internet
service for a time.
For BUSINESS call 1300028746 and arrange an
appointment for a consultant to conduct a review of the
NBN products that will meet your Business
communications needs
For RESIDENTIAL customer you can visit either of
the TELSTRA stores in COLONNADES or
SEAFORD shopping centres or call Peter Fallon on
0458325561 who will come to your home and explain
how to shift your phone services to the NBN and avoid
disconnection.
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Feel free to call and have a chat with our Centre Facilitator Hope Deane on 0408 835 723 or 08 7510 2072. Our Yoga and Wellbeing studio is currently located at 16 Saint Lukes Street (rear), and we are on the lookout for new premises in Willunga, so we can better accommodate everyone who wants to attend particular classes. Stay posted for information about holiday workshops and new premises… Blessings
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“Community Share” a new name “Willunga Community Share” is the new name for the weekly food (and other goods) swap that has been thriving since the Green Light Festival in November last year. Now situated in Willunga’s High Street adjacent to The Green Room, the Community Share operates from the new starting time of 9am till 12 noon every Saturday morning. The name change rides on the back of the successful inclusion of a clothing table at the food swap last Saturday. Scores of locals turned out in the glorious autumn weather to trim down and update their wardrobes. A number of
youngsters even collected some rare treasures for their fancy dress boxes. Due to popular demand, the clothing table will continue for the next two weeks (March 29 & April 5) to allow for those who weren’t able to be involved last week. Following this, Community Share will host their next clothing table on September 27. The name “Community Share” also more accurately represents what we do. There is no swapping. You gift your items to the table and you take what you want. There is no bartering. We also want to involve the whole community irrespective of whether you have a garden or not. If you have no garden produce, you can gift some preserves, craft items you have made or some cakes or biscuits to share. “Community Share” lends a hand Our name change to Community Share, reflects the evolving nature of our activities and in particular, our desire to support those who’s circumstances are such that they have nothing to gift to our tables. Surely these folks need our surplus food more than
anyone else. If your larder is sparse, filled with second grade specials, or cheap processed foods because that’s all you can afford, come and talk to us. Willunga is a giving community and we have great quality, fresh, chemical free surplus food that we want you to have. This also applies to items on other tables we host at different times eg clothing, CDs, DVD & books, furniture, garden resources and sporting equipment. “Community Share” needs volunteers Will Heidt and Jeff Simmons are looking for volunteers to relieve them on Saturday mornings. It has to be one of the most relaxed positions you can imagine. After the initial set up (which is always shared with someone else), it’s simply a matter of making everyone feel welcome and being able to explain what happens. You don’t even have to be there for the whole morning. Working in pairs there is always time you can go off and do your shopping or you can just sit back and chat to your friends. If you are interested, pop in and see us or drop us a line.
Food Garden Mentoring There are so many wonderful gardeners who contribute to our food table each week, and there are also some locals we talk to who want to be food gardening but don’t know where to start. Food Garden Mentoring involves linking up local gardeners with those wanting to start their first food garden. Mentors simply give a little advice when required. We are not looking for experts, just people who enjoy and are confident growing food in their own garden. If you have a productive herb, fruit and or vege garden and would like to encourage others, or you would like to have some guidance in this area, contact Jeff on [email protected]
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Letter to the Editor Hi, I am forwarding this email to you as I am seeking assistance with an opportunity Willunga has to tell a history story on the SA Life program. The email below is from Grant Cameron who produces history stories for the SA Life program and in support of Willunga175 he is seeking a Willunga history story to tell on the
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show. As he says he is looking for a story related to the lesser-known aspects of the town. From my rapid education I have received about Willunga over the past year I am sure we have several such stories to tell and I am seeking your assistance to try and identify them. A few spring to mind such as the Cheer-up Society, the beginning of the Almond Blossom Festival, the building of the stadium, the motor bike racing, the Willunga Show, the name behind the oval scoreboard but I know there are plenty more stories we could tell. So my plea is for you to dig deep into your memories and memorabilia and identify anything you think may be
of interest and contact me. Nothing will be considered silly as they may be the just the type of story Grant is looking for. I am seeking a timeline for this story from Grant and will let you know how long you have to think and search. Please feel free to pass this email onto anyone else who you believe may have a story we can tell. Thanking you in anticipation of your assistance. Regards, Graham Ormsby 0402 892 425 hi graham i do the history stories for both the sa life magazine and tv show and i'd love to do something on willunga in its 175th year.
your email address was handed on by the public relations company that works with fleurieu tourism, who suggested you'd be the man who may be able to help me out. my interest is not in the parts of willunga's story that are well documented- almonds and slate and the like - but on the less-known aspects of thetown's evolution. is there some part of the story that rarely gets told, or are there significant people who's role in the growth of willunga has been dusted over by time? i've covered the story on the railway that once linked willunga and the city, and also done a brief history of the town in a special we did on the fleurieu, but i'm sure there's plenty about the town that we could write about and film. any help you can provide - either in the way of information or people who may know those unusual and interesting stories - would be greatlyappreciated thanks grant cameron sa life
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The Curtain is Up for STARS Southern Theatre and Arts Supporters Launch was held on Sunday February 16 and the programme included the Annual General Meeting with guest speaker Graham Ormsby Willunga 175 convenor on Tuesday March 11 at 6.30 pm. Lucyna Opala will present “The Year of the Unsettled Sun” the latest Igora Designs felting exhibition on Saturday April 5 at 5.30 pm. Mark Lloyd of Coriole Wines will open the exhibition.
This outstanding felt worker began her busy career at Waverley Homestead a few years ago when she presented a range of scarfs, shawls and art work that contributed to one of the most successful exhibitions for STARS. She has now designed a range of fashion that is unique and sought after around Australia and overseas. STARS committee looks forward to her visit – an exhibition not to be missed. Call STARS on 85964182 to come to the launch or visit the exhibition each Saturday 11.00 am to 3.00 pm from 12 April to 26 April. Chairperson Carolyn Colling Vice Chairperson Peter Elder Treasurer Peter Elder Secretary Elizabeth Boydell Committee Camille Maple Nancy Weisbrodt Tess Driver Joan Lunn Jon Tidemann Wayne Anthoney Judith Barr
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Probis Club of McLaren Vale, Willunga & Districts Our mens club meets at 10 o'clock on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. The club is a group of about 50 retired men who meet only for the enjoyment of each others company. There is usually an interesting speaker and a cuppa afterward. Our club does not raise funds or have have working bees. We also have occasional lunches at a local venue or visit interesting places around Adelaide. Attendances at these is optional. If you would like to attend a meeting, telephone Jim on 8556 2540 or Brian on 8323 7924
STARS ON THE FLEURIEU PRESENT IGORA DESIGNS
‘THE YEAR OF THE UNSETTLED SUN’ Felting exhibition opened by
Mark Lloyd Coriole Wines Saturday April 5 5.30 pm Refreshments available.
Waverley Homestead St Peters Tce Willunga
Adjacent to Golf Course 85964182 bookings
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Branching out! New cellar door and restaurant to be built at Seppeltsfield in the Barossa. THE transformation of Seppeltsfield continues with owner Warren Randall announcing that construction of a new cellar door and restaurant is to start. Prominent McLaren Vale restaurant FINO will set up a new outlet in the refurbished 1900 bottling hall at Seppeltsfield, bringing another high end
dining experience to the Barossa. The renovations are the third major project carried out by Mr Randall, who bought Seppeltsfield in 2009. His first restoration was the 1888 gravity flow winery, completed in 2012. This was followed by the restoration of the 1850 stables which now house the Barossa arm of Adelaide art and design studio Jam Factory. “Along with cellar door and restaurant undertakings, the redevelopment works will also include substantial landscaping projects, including stone terracing, water features and palm tree transplantations,’’ Mr Randall said. “The landscaping will enable alfresco dining spaces for FINO @ Seppeltsfield as well as clear pedestrian connections from a welcome and information centre to cellar door and the JamFactory @ Seppeltsfield studios.
“The estate will also launch a new tasting room concept, inspired from South Africa, where individual ‘pods’ will enable separate tasting zones hosted by specialised wine educators.’’ The project was designed by architect Max Pritchard, who was also responsible for the Kangaroo Island Southern Ocean Lodge. The new cellar door and restaurant are expected to open at the end of October. From- CAMERON ENGLAND THE ADVERTISER MARCH 24, 2014
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WALK FOR WHEELS On Sunday the 27th April at 10.00am – two locally based international charities are joining forces to host an awareness and fund raising walk. The walk begins at the Aldinga Arts Eco Village, 170 Port Road Aldinga. Participants may choose a 4.5k or 7km walk from the Village, along the beautiful Port Willunga Beach and returning to the Aldinga Arts Eco Village where food and drink will be available at a fund raising stall. The Community event is to raise awareness and funds in support of millions of people in developing countries unable to access an appropriate wheelchair. All money raised from the walk will support the work of Partners in Disability and Development (PDD) and Motivation Australia –
two locally based charities that work in partnership with local organisations in developing countries to increase opportunities for people with disabilities. Motivation Australia CEO Kylie Mines notes: “65 million people in the World need a wheelchair and 80% of these people live in developing countries where accessing a wheelchair is almost impossible”. The World Health Organisation recently published the first World Report on Disability – where the desperate need for all forms of assistive devices globally was highlighted. Motivation Australia and PDD believe that mobility is a human right and enables people to be included in their
community. Both organisations invite young and old to come and Walk for Wheels and help raise much needed funds for Motivation Australia and PDD. Prizes will be given to those participants who raise the most money. Registrations on line via: www.motivation.org.au Contact:
Kylie Mines,
Motivation Australia
CEO: 0439840194 /
kyliemines@motivati
on.org.au /
www.motivation.org.a
u
Peter Morrison,
Partners in Disability
and Development
Chairperson:
0421131466 /
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TRIBE FM 91.1
Your Community Radio www.tribefmradio.com.au
Phone: 8556 2967
TribeFM April Events Tribe Live in the
Garden Saturday 12th April 1-4pm Bands/Foods/Drinks/Mu
sic Live to Air Tribe Garden - 6 Railway
Terrace, Willunga
Fundraiser for Kianna and BATTENS
Thursday 17 April 6-11pm Live Music
Tribe Garden - 6 Railway Terrace, Willunga
All are welcome to the
above events
Weekly Timetable
Monday 6am-9am: The Happy Morning Show with
Eileena 9am-noon: The Country
Show with Big Les Noon-3pm: Rock, Roll &
Remember with Jeff Button
3-6pm: The Smart Living Show with Eileena
6-8pm: The Playlist with Chloe
Local and Aussie Music Overnight
Tuesday
6-9am: The Happy Morning Show with
Eileena 9am-noon: The Tribe Social Inclusion Show
with Marty & Bob Noon-2pm: The Highwayman with
Duncan 2-4pm: Poetry in Motion
– Tony Becker 4-6pm: Jambanna with
Ron Local and Aussie Music
Overnight
Wednesday
6-9am: Breakfast with Alan
9am-noon: Music for the Ages with JeffwithaJay
Noon-3pm: Music Matinee-for Stage and Screen with Graham
Stevens 3-6pm: Mid Week Milo
Show 8-10pm: The Punch with
Duncan Local and Aussie Music
Overnight
Thursday 6-9am: Roller Coaster with Dimitri & Darren 9am-noon: Back in the Doghouse with Foxy
Noon-3pm: On the Right Trax with Jonathon
3-6pm: Global Tracks with Cheri
Local and Aussie Music Overnight
Friday 6-9am: Mix Tape with
Damo 9am-noon: Mish Mash
with Michele Noon-2pm: The Journey
with Sue 2-3pm: Waldorf Salad
with Scott 3-6pm: The Highway
Home with Marty 6-8pm: Jazz on Friday
with Alan 8-11pm: Yoda’s Earth
Show with Scott : Local and Aussie Music
Overnight
Saturday 6-9am: The Scoreboard
with Dash & Damo 9am-noon: Deep South
with Katie Noon-3pm: Music for Early Arvos with Tony
Becker 3-6pm: Mixed Bag with
Midge 8-11pm: The Hands of
Time with Darryl
Local and Aussie Music Overnight
Sunday
9am-noon: The Eco Show with Paul Mac
Noon-3pm: The Gathering
3-6pm: Pondering the Universe with James
Local and Aussie Music Overnight
FREE TRAINING FOR MEMBERS
WOULD YOU LIKE TO PRESENT A SHOW
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Trees for Life Willunga trees for Life will meet on Wed 2nd April at 7.30pm at the Eco Classroom, Tatachilla Lutheran College. All welcome, supper provided. Inquiries to Julie Turner, ph 8556 2401. “The Buzz about Native Bees” is the topic with Dr Katja Hogendoorn, a post-doctoral research associate in the School of Agriculture, Food and Wine at the University of Adelaide. She has worked on various aspects of native bee behaviour for more than 25 years, including their social interaction, the evolution of a worker caste and the pollination services they provide for crops and native plants. Find out more!
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Holding Birth Healing Circle Did you experience a difficult or traumatic birth? The Circle is open to any woman in the community to explore your feelings, make sense of your experience and connect with others. First Thursday of the month from April 3rd 2014, 10am-12pm in McLaren Vale, $10 / $5. Please contact Ruth Pearce 0437 576 536 or Krystie Edwards 0423 655 215 for more information.
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Anzac Day Please be advised that the Dawn Service will be held at the memorial, 6.15am on ANZAC DAY, followed by a gunfire breakfast & tea & coffee. M W Hancock
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Willunga Hill Art Group.
Meets first Tuesday of the month. Waverley Homestead. Between 7pm - 9pm Art Demonstration. Entry is $5 per person. All enquiries - Anne 0451 675 505
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What’s your vision of a good life in your 70s, 80s and 90s? ACH Group would like to invite you to a Good Lives event in McLaren Vale. Come and learn more about the events, programs and services available to you in your local community. Hear from guest speakers, enjoy light refreshments and talk to our friendly staff, as well as others in your area offering services that support good lives for older people. Date: Wednesday, 9th April 2014 Time: 1:30pm - 3.30pm Venue: McLaren Vale Fleurieu Visitor Centre 796 Main Road, McLaren Vale RSVP: Wednesday, 2nd April 2014
To RSVP to this FREE event, please contact our Customer Service Centre on 1300 224 477. ACH Group is a not-for-profit community organisation promoting opportunities and services to support good lives for older people. Visit us at www.ach.org.au
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Vintage & Classic Day at Fox Creek Wines Cellar Door | Sunday April 6, 2014 Featuring : Sporting Car
Club of SA / Mercedes Car Club of SA Regional platters & BBQ / 11am - 4pm Live music by ‘Konnected’ / 12 - 4pm Blue Belle Helicopters joy flights [weather permitting] / 12 - 4pm Konnected is comprised of two of Adelaide’s finest musicians; Allan Sumner & Simon Wilson.
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Together they produce a unique sound with acoustic guitars, didgeridoo, loops, bass, vocals & stomp boxes. Their song list that spans several decades and various genres including pop, rock, soul, jazz, reggae & funk.
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ERIC BOGLE CONCERT FOR APRIL 11th CANCELLED Eric’s backing guitarist Pete Titchener suffered a sporting (squash) injury (which may sound like an oxymoron – sporting injury, not backing guitarist – but it happened) to the extent that with a broken bone in each arm/wrist, Pete will be out of guitar action for some time. So the bad news is that the concert had to be
cancelled – the good news is that we may be able to re-schedule later in the year. In the meantime our best wishes for a speedy recovery go to Pete. The upshot is that in preference to cancelling the evening out altogether I have approached HALFWAY TO FORTH who have agreed to come on board and play for us. So something to look forward to after all. Dave www.wirracreekmusic.com.au www.facebook.com/wirracreekmusic
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Willunga Farmers Market Invitation for Expressions of Interest The inaugural Young Farmers Scholarship is
well under way, with the recipients planting their first crops this week. We have watched the site transform rapidly from a blank canvas to a productive field and now we are embarking on the next step of the Young Farmers Scholarship. Our Young Farmers Scholarship recipients receive 3 x 4 hour mentorship sessions in small business practice and agriculture alongside the initial cash component. We now need to fill these 2 mentorship roles and open to the Willunga Farmers Market Community, the invitation for Expressions of Interest. Farming Practice Mentor We are looking for a Fleurieu Peninsula based person with current and extensive food farming experience to guide our young scholarship holder(s) in the management and operation of their enterprise to successfully produce food for sale at the Willunga Farmers Market. Persons interested in this role are invited to submit a 1 page expression of interest providing details of their experience and a brief outline of a proposal for an appropriate management and operational plan for a food farm on the Fleurieu Peninsula. Business Practice Mentor We are looking for a Fleurieu Peninsula based person with current and extensive experience in small business planning to give the Young Farmers
Scholarship holder(s) advice and mentoring on best business practice pertaining to food farming. Persons interested in this role are invited to submit a 1 page expression of interest providing details of their experience and a summary business plan including budgeting, suitable for a food farming operation on the Fleurieu Peninsula. Full details of the Young Farmers Scholarship are available at http://willungafarmersmarket.com.au/about-willunga-farmers-market/young-farmers-scholarship Expressions of Interest close 5pm Tues 15 April. Please submit expressions of interest to [email protected] or deliver to the office Tuesday to Friday or at the information stall Saturday 8am til 12:30pm. Looking forward to seeing you next Saturday, The Willunga Farmers Market Team
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Deadlines Deadline for the May 2014 issue of the Willunga Gazette is Thursday 24th April. Please send through your adverts and photos (B&W for print) Colour for online, community news, community notices, coming events, reports, jokes, notices of meetings, market news, letters etc to [email protected]
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Church Notices Coast and Vines
Coast and Vines Church in Willunga was established 7 years ago by the current pastors Rod and Alice Dowie. It is a young and growing church living in the joy and freedom of Gods restorative purposes. As a local church we are here to bless our community and to make a positive difference in our world. You are most welcome to join with us on this truly enriching and exciting journey! Things coming up: ‘Mummy Link’ (a ministry of Genesis Pregnancy Support Services) is being hosted in the church facility and will begin Wednesday March 12 at 10am and then weekly from that time. ‘Mummy Link’ is for young mums and expectant mums – a wonderful time to catch up, meet others and be encouraged in the most important job in the world! Please contact Jo Norton for more details: 0408 060407 ‘CAP Money Course’ - the church will be running a simple but highly effective money management course over 3 Tuesday nights starting the 8th of April at 7pm. The CAP Money Course has been developed over many years by the ministry of Christians Against Poverty (CAP). This course has received many awards and accolades in the nations of the UK, Australia, Canada and NZ where it is currently run. If you really are struggling with your finances or simply just want to do better with your money – then this is the course for
you! For more information contact our CAP Money Course coordinator Mark Tyler on 0414 492466. You may also visit the website – just Google Christians Against Poverty or go to www.capaust.org General Church Information: Coast and Vines Church 12-14 Aldinga Rd Willunga – PO Box 196 Willunga SA 5172 Office 8556 2585 Mobile 0427 221126 Email [email protected] Web www.coastandvineschurch.org.au Facebook facebook.com/Coast-Vines-Church Service times: 10am on Sundays Coast and Vines Church is a member Church of the ‘Acts 2 Alliance’ (A2A) Network. A2A churches are both here in Australia and overseas. For more information go to; www.a2a.org.au Church Ministries: Men’s and Women’s groups – Children’s Church – Crèche – Prayer – ‘TNT’s” (Twenties and Thirties) – Youth – Counselling – Missions – ‘The Attic’ Op Shop (open Wed – Sat) We also support and work in partnership with: Genesis Pregnancy Support Services, Christians Against Poverty, Australia Hope International (schools, orphanages, community development -Uganda and the Congo), Christian Pastoral Support Workers in our local schools and ‘Jolly Good Events’ (fundraising events including ‘old style dances’
for community development projects in Africa). Any enquires phone Rod Dowie on 0427 221126
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in the Julian calendar as well as the Gregorian. This is not a regular occurrence, but it has happened more frequently in recent years - in 2001, 2004, 2007, 2010, 2011. It will also take place in 2014 and 2017, but, after that, not again until 2034. The Easter Mystery This year, during Lent, Good Friday and Easter Day, Christians across the world will be moving through a time of remembering the suffering, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ at the same time. We will be held together in that unity as we mark these days in diverse ways and in various places. Willunga Uniting Church remembrances will include the following worship times. Maundy Thursday at 7.30pm Good Friday at 9.30am
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Easter Day, including flowering of the cross at 10.30am. The Flowering of the Cross
The flowering of the cross is the placing of flowers on the bare and barren cross. This has come to be a special Easter tradition at Willunga Uniting. People are invited to bring a garden bloom; flowers will also be in baskets at the foot of the cross for visitors to use. Garden roses and greenery transforms what was empty and dead, into a symbol of life, colour and hope. Enquiries: 85562758.
Jenny Esots, Public Encounters Willunga
Uniting Church. www.willunga.unitingchurchsa.org.au/
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opportunity to get together, enjoy a simple meal and enjoy listening to speakers on themes that involve their life, their work and their faith. The third supper will be held on Wednesday 2nd April: the speaker will be Basil Moore, with the Topic: My life under Apartheid. Palm Sunday service for the Anglican Pastoral District of Southern Vales will be conducted at St Margaret’s, McLaren Vale at 10.00 am, Sunday April 13th. Easter Day Holy Eucharist at St Stephen’s: Sunday 20th April at 7.00 am. Join us afterwards for Easter buns and coffee or tea. Holy Week and Easter Services for Southern Vales. Maundy Thursday, April 17th: 7.30 pm at St Margaret’s McLaren Vale Good Friday, April 18th
9.00 am Morning Prayer: St Philip & St James, Old Noarlunga
Midday Stations of the Cross, St Ann’s, Aldinga
3.00 pm Celebration of the Lord’s Passion, St Margaret’s, McLaren Vale
Holy Saturday, April 19th: 7.00 pm Easter Vigil. St Philip & St James, Old Noarlunga Easter Day, April 20th. Holy Eucharist 7.00 am St Stephen’s, Willunga 9.00 am St Margaret’s, McLaren Vale 10.30 am St Ann’s, Aldinga Join us to celebrate the Risen Lord.
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Catholic Parish of Willunga Church times are the following in Willunga at St Joseph's Church, St Jude's street: 8:30 am on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays of the month; 10:30 am on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month. Weekday mass is held at 9 am on Wednesdays, Thursday and Fridays except the first Friday of the month the service is held at 12 noon. See www.willungaparish.org.au/
-------- ALL WELCOME to Christian Science Group Sue & Doug March invite you to join them in sharing and discovering how we can all have fulfilling, peace filed lives. Come along at 10:30am on the 1st & 4th Sundays of each month. For more details call 8556 7314. Blessings.
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From sapling to seed
Willunga is nestled amongst the wooded foothills of the Fleurieu.
This photographic exhibition examins our relationship with the trees in the areas, their lifecycle, the importance they play in our lives and the bonds we have with them.
In this 175th year of the community the growth of the area is depicted through compelling images of the full life cycle of these important characters of the community from sapling through growth into stalwarts dropping seed to begin the cycle again.
Altar Bistro May 2014
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Willunga Events (To update this info email
Breast Cancer Support Group, Aldinga Med Centre, 89 Rowley Rd, Aldinga Bch Conference Room, Wednesdays fortnightly 10-11.30am, donation, contact Susie 0423 972 813 for details www.facebook.com/AldingaBreastCancerSupportGroup
CINEMALLUNGA Cinemallunga is a community group that is restoring the old Willunga Show Hall into a cinema and arts venue. We aim to put on 5 or 6 events a year, usually held on the third Saturday of Feb, April, June, Aug and Oct. You may have an interest in film, audio-visual projection, catering, promotion, cinema history, movie making or just enjoy the warm glow of a fun night out. More details are available from Brian on 0418 807 529 or Andrew 0439 687 281 Food Swap: Location: Adjacent to The Green Room on High St, 8-12pm When: Saturday, every fortnight You can contribute and choose from garden surplus fruit, veges, eggs, cut and or dried herbs, conserves and potted seedlings. Just drop off your produce, labelled if you think that will help, and choose a few items for yourself. LETS South Markets Held on the second Saturday of the month at Tribe FM, Railway Tce. For more information contact Secretary Wil Heidt on 0414 484 723 or email [email protected] Visit the website www.letssouth.com
McLaren District Veterans Golf Association based at the Willunga Golf Course. It is open to golfers who have reached the age of 55 years. Regularly play at various courses across the Fleurieu Peninsula. Darryl 8596 4128 Night Owls Lawn Bowls @Willunga Bowling Club every Wednesday @7.00pm during October-March Weekly fee of $5.00 For info Bowling Club 8556 2246 Rotary Club of McLaren Vale supports activities in Aldinga, Willunga, McLaren Vale and surrounding districts. Meet Monday nights for a dinner meeting at 6.30pm for 6.45pm at the Alma Hotel. Visitors and new members welcomed. Contact Kevin 8556 2968 Southern Cancer Club Providing friendship, social support, information & education but will not provide medical advice either clinical, alternative or new age. Meeting monthly on Monday anytime between 9-12noon & 3rd Thursday anytime between 1-3pm at Christie Downs Community House cnr Morton & Flaxmill Roads. For more information call Jules on 8186 0048 or visit www.fcn.org.au Southern Onkaparinga Permaculture Gathering: Permaculture is a design system that can be applied to almost any project, from creating a small garden to designing a large office building, farm or entire village. Everyone who is interested in exploring the application of these ethics is welcome to our monthly gatherings irrespective of
what exposure you have had to permaculture in the past. We share lunch and participate in relevant workshops and discussions. Location: Different each month When: the third Sunday of each month with occasional weekday morning gatherings as well. Prior contact essential: Jeff Simmons 85289113 Southern Vales View Club (VIEW = Voice , Interests, Education of Women) invites ladies to join our meetings at the Restaurant in the Willunga Golf Club, on the second Friday of each month at 10.30 for an 11.00am start All very welcome. Contact Marlene on 8323 8861 or for further information email [email protected] Southern Vales Wellbeing group meets at the Singing Gallery every Wednesday from 1.00pm to 3.30pm during school
terms cost $3.50 Contact Lesley 8323 8527 STARS - Southern Theatre and Arts Supports The phone number for bookings and information is Carolyn 0438 859 788 visit www.stars.org.au or email [email protected]
Trees for Life, Willunga District. (ref 05) General meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month (except January) at 7.30pm in the Eco Classroom at Tatachilla Lutheran College Enquiries to Julie Turner julieturner@ iprimus.com.au or 8556 2401 Wellbeing at Willunga, monthly market first Sat. of the month, with a special focus on Health and Healing. Cafe, Massage, Bowen, Reiki, Readers, Crystals, Singing Bowls & Salt Lamps. Free Sound Mediation at 12pm. FREE ENTRY. Willunga Show hall, 9-2pm
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[email protected] Willunga Artisans Market second Saturday of each month 9am -1pm Show Hall Willunga Basketball - new players are always welcome. Men’s comp Wednesday nights Women’s comp Tuesday nights Juniors throughout the week Contact Margaret 8556 2360 or 0421 358 326 Willunga Bowling Club Inc Come and enjoy social bowls Tuesday and Saturday 12.00 for 12.30pm start Fee $5.00 Contact Vic 8557 4030 or Ian 8556 2246 or message 8556 2246 Willunga Business and Tourism exec meets12-2pm, 2nd Tuesday of the Month at the meeting room of the Show Hall, Main Street Willunga Willunga CFS training Wednesday 7.00 for 7.30pm at fire station, meetings 2nd Wednesdays of the month. Admin Co-ordinator Paddy Wilkinson 85562352 Willunga District Community Bus Inc, Lot 104 Lacey Drive Aldinga Beach 5173 phone 8557 7899. We transport the frail aged and disad-vantaged door to door Monday to Friday. Willunga Embroiderers meet 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month at The Hub. All welcome. For info phone Val 8556 5556 Willunga Environment Centre Inc 18 High Street, Willunga phone 8556 4188 10.00am-3.00pm Monday-
Fri-day 9.30am-1.30pm Saturday Willunga Farmers Market Choir (Soulfood) - A female choir singing acapella for the enjoyment of a wide audience". Wav-erly Mon nights at 7.30pm. Info Margi Beed 8556 5032 Franka Ger-lach 8556 6783 Jill Stone 0407 695 029 Willunga Farmers Market every Saturday 8am -12.30pm Town-ship Square, Willunga 10% members discount Willunga Garden Club meets every 2nd Thursday of the month except January at the Lutheran Church Hall Aldersley Street McLaren Vale at 7.30pm cost $3 Contact Chris 8323 7742 Willunga Golf Club is always looking for new members. The club has membership category options to suit all golfers. There is NO entry fee and annual mem-bership fee payment is flexible. The golf course is one of the best on the Fleurieu Peninsula We run regular compe-titions on Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. Ring Judi on 8556 4234 or take a look at the Club website www.willungagolf.com.au Willunga Hill Art Group holds meetings at the Waverley Homestead on the first Tuesday of every month at 7pm. Demonstrations commence at 7.30pm. Everyone is welcome. Sharon 0417829617. www.willungahillartgroup.org Willunga Judo club meets at The Old Railway
Station, Railway Tce, Willunga Wednesday night at 7.00pm Contact Greg 8552 7074 or Kym 0407 798 803 Willunga Kick Boxing Club meets at The Old Railway Station, Railway Tce Willunga Monday and Thursday at 7.00pm Contact Peter 0407 324 530 Willunga Lions www.willungalions.com.au Auction on the last Saturday of each month except December at Lions Saleyard, Binney R, Willunga. Contact Lion Wolf Hirsch 8557 7519, Lion Bernie Levering 8556 5230 or Dean Hunt 0414 564 389. February Giant Trash and Treasure Market -.held every 4 months at the sale yard. Willunga Lions Ladies Auxiliary Boutique - come and see us Butterworth Road, Aldinga Beach - preloved clothes, toys, books, bric a brac etc contact Merle Hirsch 8557 7519 or Margaret Dorton 8556 3591 Willunga Men’s Circle: An opportunity to speak and to be heard. There is no agenda, no discussion, no judgement and no advice. Just the freedom and safety to share who you really are and what is really going on in your life with other men. Location: 62 Aldinga Rd Willunga When: last Wednesday of each month Prior bookings essential: Jeff Simmons 85289113 Willunga National Trust - The Slate
Museum and the Court House Museum are open 1pm to 4pm Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday and Public hols 2nd Sat month 11am - 4pm Inquiries phone 8556 2195 Willunga Quarry Market second Saturday of every month 9.00am-1.00pm Willunga Recreation Park Contact David 0408 897 393 www.willungaquarrymarket.com Willunga RSL, Main Road, Willunga open every Friday 4.00pm to 8.00pm, All Service Personnel welcome Willunga Table Tennis Club New members welcomed. Games played on Tuesday and Wednesday nights starting at 7.00pm cost $3.00 a night Contact Darryl 8596 4128 John 0413 525 343 Get fit! Join Willunga Tweeters, your local Heart Foundation walking group. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for one hour, beginning at 8 am. All welcome. For more details, contact Chris Horsman mob 0438 131 049 or email [email protected] Yoga and Wellbeing Centre in Willunga 16 Saint Lukes Street (rear) Classes - various times Phone Hope Deane for more information on 0408 835 723, or 08 7510 2072
