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Next meeting of ABRA

No. 448
(incorp. Watch SA)
May 2018 will be the be held on
(Servicing Aldinga Bay Wednesday,
& Willunga Basin) 13th June 2018
at 7.30 pm at the
Distribution 1,800 ALDINGA LIBRARY
Community Room,
All proceeds go back Central Way, Aldinga Beach
into the community.

Photo: Hart Road Wetland - looking

East

INDEX INSIDE
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 ALDINGA BAY RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
Dear Reader, Index
Can you help? ABRA News / editorial 3
Are you a long time resident? Have relatives that are? Art News 6
We have been approached re a local history question that no Auto Section 25 - 26
one has answered for us yet. Check p 22 and see if you can
Campfires & Crows 11
help us out.
CFS Corner 32
We’ve had no ABRA report submitted this month.
Church Notices, News 24, 33
The meeting with the guest speaker re Council waste was
disappointingly poorly attended. John came up with some Classifieds 11
eye opening facts revealed from FOI applications which Community Centre 4
further reinforced a feeling that this administration suffers a Community News 29 - 32
culture of deceit and cover-up. Yvonne Wenham pointed Community Radio 10
out there is a Facebook page set up dedicated to the issue
Emergency Numbers 34
and it is very strongly supported.
Environmental 8, 12, 15, 27
I hope you enjoy the issue Film 22
Kevin Hutton - Editor Finance tips 23
Health Section 16 - 21
History 22
Letters 25
Library 28
Markets 5, 30, 32
Real Estate 6, 21, 27
School News 35
Youth Activities 35
Watch SA report -

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a humble but reasonable confidence in your own powers
you cannot be successful or happy. ”
- Norman Vincent Peale
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Wednesday June 13th 2018 - 7:30 pm

Incorporating: Aldinga Library
Community Room
Aldinga Beach.

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 Andrew Chan

youtube.com
LIFE DEATH LIFE
On the second last day of April 2015 Andrew Chan was exe-
cuted by firing squad in Indonesia for drug trafficking.
As the official clock counted down the condemned
group's last heart-beats on this planet, Andrew did what had
become natural to him. He embraced and consoled the visi-
bly upset members of the firing squad. He led the other con-
demned men in loud singing of Christian praise and worship
songs - among them, 'Amazing Grace'; he refused the blind-
fold and instead put on the glasses he didn't like wearing so
he could look sincerely, kindly and forgivingly into the eyes
of his executioners as they fired - the second chorus of their
last song unfinished.
Andrew Chan previously was probably not the sort
of man deserving of a glowing CV; whom many would
quickly want to befriend or let into their nice clean circle.
He was involved in crime and presumably most things that
goes with it.
So why and how the change of heart? 1
It was after he was arrested with the other 'Bali Nine' that he
was placed in solitary confinement. He figured that 'if they
were going to kill me anyway, I'd just do it myself.' But the
immediate thought of 'that heaven/hell issue' stayed his
hand. He said he wanted to go to heaven but didn't know
how, and although prayer was probably
involved, he didn't know how to do that either.
Time passed, events happened, a Bible was given
him. He read it but 'didn't get it'; was told to read the New
Testament (that he didn't know was in the Bible) and after
reading the Gospels, still 'didn't get it'. Then a Scripture
'jumped out at him': the one in the above photo (about need-
ing just a tiny mustard-seed of faith to move mountains) and
- just before his court date - he somehow mustered enough
faith to ask God to free him.
At court he was sentenced to death; and reasonably
enough complained to God, 'I asked you to set me free, not
kill me!' No radical change in his outlook. Then, as the
Good Book says, 'it's the goodness of God that leads sinners
to repentance' happened for him. He heard God speak:
'Andrew, I have set you free from the inside out.
I have given you life!'

Worldwide Photos
www.eternitymatters.org.au
‘Eternity’ Sydney Harbour Bridge New Year’s day 2000
Positive, uplifting faith-stories as a community service
pacevans@gmail.com Peter: 0414 251 239
1. Other references from Google search.

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ALDINGA BAY CROQUET CLUB

Local Members in State Squad
(left)
Julie and Jim Grindrod being presented with
squad shirts by Tony and Clare Day from Days
Landscaping and Royal Grass who are spon-
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Green waste and cardboard / paper - Environmental
Protection Authority (EPA) legislation bans all councils 18 High Street Willunga ph. 8556 4188
state wide from sending these materials to landfill. 10.00 am — 3.00 pm Mon, Fri,
9.30 am — 1.00 pm Sat
Computers and televisions are also be part of this ban.
Janine Anninos (Manager) 08 8556 4188
Therefore these materials can no longer be accepted as
www.willungaenviro.org.au
part of our hard waste collection.
Recycling of fluoros, mobile phones, aluminium,
The collection point is the Southern Waste Resource
cork, pens/pencils/markers, electronics with un-
Management on Bakewell Road Seaford Rise (the
plug’n drop,
Council dump off South Road N of the bridge).
There is no cost. All you need to do is take your Ewaste Terracycle agent for pens/pencils/markers, kids fruit
to the appropriate tip and they will direct you to the pouches, Make up containers, oral care products.
Ewaste section.
You leave your stuff near two containers and exit the tip Reference library. Home Energy Audit kit.
depositing the card they issue you with. This card will
take you off their computer. Regular guest speakers.

This can be done any day of the week. Books for sale.
Additional disposal points have also been arranged More
details about the program can be found at https:// Large range of environmental and tourism
www.electronicrecyclingaustralia.com.au/unplug-n-drop/ brochures.

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 https://www.facebook.com/5TripleZ/ Community
Radio
MONDAYS:
6-8pm
8-10pm
Prelude
The Thiele Experience with Mark
in Australia
10pm-12am Heavy Metal Thunder with Dave Metal

TUESDAYS:
7-9am Anything But
9-11am
11am-1pm
Pat - Into the Wind
Forgotten Hits and Near Misses with Dale
“Your Tribe” FM is your local community radio station. The
1-4pm Off the Beat ‘n’ Track with Denis station is built to serve the whole community of Onkaparinga.
4-7pm
7-9pm
Global Beat with Cheri
Dust Radio with Steve, Scott and Honest
“Your Tribe” FM does this by being an “Open Ac-
9pm-12am Hedgehog Lodge with Hedge cess” station to the Onkaparinga Area. This is so that local
WEDNESDAYS: voices can be aired of all ages and of all backgrounds.
7-9am Triple Z Breakfast Program
9-11am Michael Mild/TBC We are often asked what type or genre of music does Tribe FM
11am-1pm Thiele Takes Over - Mark
1-3pm Electrified with Milton
want its presenters to play. The answer is we as a community
3-5pm Melting Pot with Dudley station want each presenter to play the music that matters to
5-7pm On the Road Again with Michele
7-9pm The Voyage with Sean
them so that the listeners can hear the joy and the passion of
9pm-12am Hungry For More their views of what the music matters to them shine through.
THURSDAYS: Mixed with announcing a local notices of events and local news
6-9am Stuck in the Past and weather the listeners get to hear and interact with a station
9-11am Triple Z Morning Program
11am-1pm When Good Times Go Good with Stephen that truly reflects the community they all live in.
1–3pm Sound of Jazz with Jack and Jake
3-5pm Folk Harvest with Julie, David and Jane “Open Access” allows members of Your Tribe FM to also
5-7pm Triple Z Drive with Michael Mild
7-9pm The Local with Kym
send new live and pre-recorded shows to be played on-air.
9pm-12am Nervous Goat These shows can be sent from local Schools and Community
FRIDAYS Centres where Tribe FM can run training courses to give people
12am-6/7am Triple Z plays independent Australian music at the conclusion of the skills and tools to produce their own shows. Or if transport
live broadcast each evening between the hours of 12AM and 6/7AM. Please check
ZZZ website for latest updates. or just stepping out the door is an issue we can receive shows
from those that are unable to travel from their own homes.
www.tribefm.org.au The Onkaparinga Area is one of the largest areas in South
Australia with a diverse range of residents. The northern most
tip of the area has metropolitan influences and the south most
FRIDAYS
6-9am Friday Fumble with Michael
tip has rural influences with the hills to the east and the beach
9am-Midday Trev on Tribe: incorporating The Interactive Gardening Show to the west. Within this area are a wonderful range of lifestyle
Midday–2pm The Mix with Wisey
2-3pm Waldorf Salad
cultures that allow residents and visitors to express their views
3-4pm Julie’s Countdown and mix with others of similar views and enjoy the experience
4-5pm Meri’s Poetry
5-6pm Music Mayhem with Simon and Craig of observing differing views. What type of cultures do you see
6-7.30pm Siren to Siren Sports Show around this district, Beach Culture, Wine Culture, Hills Culture,
7.30-10.30pm The Hands of Time with Daryl
11pm-Midnight The Ragged Ballerina - Relaxation with Passion with Rusty Vineyard Culture, Arts Culture. Wonderful! Is it heaven on
SATURDAYS
earth!
8-9am- Waldorf Salad Replay
9am-Midday Rock Roll and Remember with Jeff Button HEARTBEAT of ONKAPARINGA
Midday-1.30pm Ctrl+alt+del with Monica YOUR TRIBE FM is a TRUE REFLECTION of the
1.30-5/5.30pm Southern Football League Outside Broadcasts
5/5.30-7.30pm The Kaos Show community IT SERVES.
7.30-9.30pm Saturday Knights with Brenton
9.30-10.30pm DJ Mix with Mitchell Hughes Become a Member, become a Sponsor, Support Your Tribe
SUNDAYS FM. http://tribefm.org.au
7-9am Red Rust Show Replay
9-10am Dinggy Zone - Replay
For a better Community in Onkaparinga.
10-11am Treble Maker with Belle
11am-Midday Trivial Show with Peter Next month what is WHAT MAKES a SHOW?
Midday - 3pm Southern Rock with Ian
3-4pm New Show/New Presenter! - check website
4-6pm The Indigo Show with Vivian
6-8pm The Oz Effect with Wisey
8-10pm Transcendence with Marty
CAN YOU HELP US?
10pm-1am Hands of Time with Daryl - Replay
With the new kiosk being built at the Aldinga Beach
MONDAYS
1am-3am The Ragged Ballerina - Relaxation with Passion by Rusty (Morgan Street) ramp, the new owners are trying to find
9am-Midday The 3E Show with Bob and Anne
Midday-2pm MamaJ’s Faves
out when the original kiosk was built there. Council records
2-4pm Monday Bubble with Ros don’t help as most of Willunga Council archives were
4-6pm The Retro Show with Tony Becker
dumped during the amalgamation process,
TribeFM plays overnight music at the conclusion of live broadcast each evening until
live broadcast commences. We have ascertained that it was there in 1959 but not pre-
Please check TribeFM website for latest updates. sent in an aerial photo taken in 1949.
This is a general guide to Triple Z & Tribe FM programming Email or ring us if you know & we can pass it on. (Ed)
and may be subject to change without notice.

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 CLASSIFIED ADS
Rex Ellis' OUTBACK BOOKS.
Rex Ellis's new book 'Dromedary Dreaming' now
available.
Also republished 'Country Town Boy' (an account of an
adventurous childhood growing up at Mclaren Vale in the
1950's)
In addition updated 'Rex Ellis's Map of the Australian
deserts' is also available. ( The only map of this kind
available)
See website for prices www.safarico.com.au
Rex was born and bred in McLaren Vale and has
been an outback guide for 50 years.
Cassowaries
If you mentioned the word ‘Cassowary’ to the average
Australian, they probably wouldn’t know what you were
talking about. They would be surprised that there is a flightless
bird , not quite the size of an Emu, but heavier, to be found in
the rainforests of North Queensland.
Since I was a kid I have had a fascination with these birds,
although it wasn’t until I began running four wheel drive
vehicle safaris to Cape york peninsula in 1969, that I saw my
first one in the wild. Just a fleeting moment as it ran across the
track in front of the vehicle, but it more than made my day. My
next sighting wasn’t until the late 1980’s. A mate of mine, the
late Bill Oliver and I had dropped a party off at Bamaga near
Cape York, and were driving back home in two vehicles. A
cyclone had recently flattened large areas of rainforest in the
Mission beach region. Local Cassowaries, denied much of
their main food source of native tropical fruits, were starving,
and coming into the township where locals were feeding them
with fruit. It undoubtably saved many, but at the expense of the
odd pet Labrador etc. These birds have a deadly kick, and are
potentially dangerous to humans in certain situations. A lot
more than usual became victims to vehicles and packs of large
domestic dogs. I knew of an Ornithologist studying them in the
area, and she suggested an area where we might get a sighting,
so we camped there late one afternoon. I was sitting on the
roofrack having a beer, and Bill was scratching around in the
back of my vehicle after veggies for the evening meal. Then, to
my delight, I saw an adult male Cassowary emerge from the
forest, and begin stalking purposefully towards our camp.
Probably with food on it’s mind. I tried ‘whispering loudly’ to
Bill, but he didn’t hear. I became speechless as the bird walked
right up to the back of the troopie, and darted it’s head in right
next to Bill’s… who said @!1> Rex, what will I do ? Scientific
answers deserted me, so I yelled, ‘ Give it an onion’ He did,
and our bird headed back to the forest with a less than ideal
‘human handout’ making its way down its long neck. We were
pretty excited, especially Bill, who reckoned he’d had a ‘near
death’ experience.
More so next morning, when a pair of them visited us, but no
more onions were offered.
A couple of weeks ago , Patti and I were spending a couple of
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days near Malanda on the Atherton tableland. We were staying
with friends, one of the old Crocodile hunters, and his artist
wife, who live in a secluded rainforest location. After another
more recent cyclone, he had saved a young near dead male
Cassowary, and restored it to health. It had returned to the bush,
mated, and began visiting Richard and Helen with its new
chick [Like Emus, male Cassowaries bring up the chicks] As
soon as we pulled up at their house, we were ‘confronted’ with
the bird[s]. Richard came out and held a rolled up umbrella
above the adult birds head, which very successfully ‘diluted’ its
attitude. To me, that moment would have been worth the drive
up there, but then I’m a ‘Cassowary devotee’. That night we
camped in a rainforest clearing about a kilometre from the
house. Next morning I was standing near our vehicle, and Patti
was sitting in a chair having some cereal. About ten metres
behind her the same Cassowary and chick suddenly stepped out
of the forest, and headed her way. I said something like “we’ve
got company, but don’t panic !”, as I hastily chucked our Jack
Russell back into the vehicle. Patti froze over her muesli while
I took some photographs. We didn’t feed the birds, and they
just wandered back into the bush. A good moment.
Later that morning we were sitting out on the deck at the house
having a coffee, when a young female cassowary appeared.
Richard suggested to Patti that she give it a banana. She did,
and still had all her fingers left after the event. We left later that
day, all ‘cassowaried up’
Unfortunately, Cassowaries are on the endangered list, with
only an estimated four thousand birds in the wild, and are one
of the eight birds a mate and I are walking the salt lakes for
[See my website ‘ walking salt lakes for endangered bird
recovery projects] to raise desperately needed dollars. A
dedicated group [Rainforest rescue], based in Cairns raise
money to buy back specific rainforest ‘realestate ’,creating
corridors between large tracts of suitable habitat, and other
projects. They only have another year’s Government funding
before it is withdrawn, so feel free to donate to them direct, or
via my website to Birdlife Australia. To imagine Australia
without these magnificent birds is too horrible to contemplate.
THINK ON THIS !!
* If you attempt to rob a bank you won't have any trouble with
rent/food or bills for the next 10 years,
whether or not you are successful.
* Do twins ever realize that one of them is unplanned?
* What if my dog only brings back my ball because he thinks I
like throwing it?
* If poison expires, is it more poisonous or is it no longer poi-
sonous?
* Which letter is silent in the word "Scent," the S or the C?
* Why is the letter W, in English, called 'double U'? Shouldn't
it be called double V?
* Maybe oxygen is slowly killing you and It just takes 75-100
years to fully work.
* Every time you clean something, you just make something
else dirty
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 Home, sweet home for antechinus
on the Fleurieu
One of the rarest marsupials in the state has been found
setting up house on the Fleurieu Peninsula.
Natural Resources Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges
staff discovered two yellow-footed antechinus (anti-
kynus) while monitoring nest boxes in a Fleurieu conser-
vation park.
The boxes were set-up in a prescribed burn site and now,
18 months post fire, a pair of antechinus have moved in.
It’s likely the antechinus hid in tree hollows or logs dur-
ing the fire and are now feasting on insects and spiders
thriving in the regenerating bush.
The marsupials are a threatened species in South Austra-
lia and only slighter larger than a house mouse. In fact,
they are often mistaken for mice, especially as they are
notorious for getting into pantries and pilfering food. You
can tell them apart from mice by the white rings around
the eye, yellow belly and feet, and a double-lobed ear.
If you live on a rural property on the Fleurieu or in the
Mount Lofty Ranges, please be aware of small native
mammals when baiting or trapping rats or mice.
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Photo: yellow-footed antechinus taken out of a nest box to
check the sex and weight, then immediately returned to
the nest box (Elisa Sparrow)
(From AMLR eNews 8th March 2018)
What Gender is a Computer?
An English teacher was explaining to his students the
concept of gender association in the English language. He
stated how hurricanes at one time were given feminine
names and how ships and planes were usually referred to as
“she”.
One of the students raised their hand and asked, “What
gender is a computer”? The teacher wasn't certain which it
was, so he divided the class into two groups, males in one,
females in the other and asked them to decide if a computer
should be masculine or feminine.
Both groups were asked to give four reasons for their rec-
ommendation.
The group of women concluded that computers should be
referred to in the masculine gender because:
1. In order to get their attention, you have to turn them on.
2. They have a lot of data but are still clueless.
3. They are supposed to help you solve your problems, but
half the time they ARE the problem.
4. As soon as you commit to one, you realise that, if you
had waited a little longer, you could have had a better
model.
The men, on the other hand, decided that computers should
definitely be referred to in the feminine gender because:
1. No one but their creator understands their internal logic.
2. The native language they use to communicate with other
computers is incomprehensible to everyone else.
3. Even your smallest mistakes are stored in long-term
memory for later retrieval.
4. As soon as you make a commitment to one, you find
yourself spending half your pay cheque on accessories for
it.
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 MOZZIE MONITORS
(Repeated from last month)
A/Professor Craig Williams - Associate Head Re-
search/Research Degrees Coordinator: School of
Pharmacy and Medical Sciences - University of South
Australia has notified us that the Uni is doing a Mozzie
Monitoring project.
Attached is the relevant section of his email:
Dear colleagues,
This email is just a short heads-up to let you know that we are
about to launch ‘Mozzie Monitors’. This is a new citizen sci-
ence initiative to increase our mosquito surveillance. The pro-
ject is being crowd-funded, and a news and fund-raising cam-
paign is being run by UniSA.
We will be calling for donations and participants for the
mozzie monitor scheme. Of course, the more money we raise,
the more mozzie monitors we can have out in the community.
In some promising early news, the Western Australian Health
Department has already pledged $10,000, and I’ve put in my
own personal funds into the project. So we will be up and roll-
ing, and looking to link with individuals, community groups,
schools and local councils to raise money and recruit mozzie
monitors. We are looking to transform mosquito surveillance
in Australia, and at the same time help the public understand
these annoying disease-carrying, but interesting animals.
 8302 1906  craig.williams@unisa.edu.au
Coastal Views Distribution Points.
Aldinga - The Shack Café & Pizzeria, Galilee Catholic
School, Aldinga Timber - Hardware & Sprint Auto (on
Lacey Drv.)
Aldinga Beach - Aldinga Beach B-7 School, Aldinga
Beach Children’s Centre, Aldinga Library, Aldinga Central
Shopping Centre (various locations), Aldinga Community
Centre, GP Plus, Aldinga Medical Centre, Rowley Road
Clinic, Jimmies Take Away, Snapper Point 7 Day Super
Deli, South Adelaide Real Estate, Aldinga Bay Foodstore,
Century 21 Real Esate.
McLaren Vale - ZZZ Office (behind hospital), McLaren
Vale Hospital, Manfield Newsagency, Coffee Shop, (by
Coles), Bakery reading shelves, Romeos Foodland
counter, McLaren Club, IOOF retirement village, Triple Z
FM office - behind hospital, Harcourts - Wine Coast
Sellicks - Sellicks shop.
Willunga - Willunga Library, Willunga Bakery, Willunga
Butcher, Tribe FM office.
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The Get Together Club
A club exists 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: thegettogetherclub2013@gmail.com.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO COME AND ENJOY
THE ALDINGA COMMUNITY GARDEN
at Symonds Reserve,
Stewart Ave.
Aldinga Beach
OPEN:
Mondays, Wednesdays & Saturdays
9.30am - 12.30pm - Plants & Vegetables on sale.
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
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.
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 Sports Recreation Centre.
7 - 9 pm Come and try for free.
28 years Experience. Www.kenpo.net.au
0450 805 778 Dave Gartland
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Local Electrician
No job too big no job too small
PGE 171096 Licensed contractor

NEED A PLUMBER WHO THINKS CREATIVELY?

 Renovations
 Hot water Phone Alan on 0412 782 286
 General gas plumbing email: ahts@westnet.com.au
 Rainwater plumbing www.ahtsplumbingandgas.com.au
 Shed conversions
 Outdoor showers License/Reg No. PGE244585

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 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 Michael Ratajewski B. Hlth Sc, B. Sc (chiro), B Chiro
 Low force techniques and manual adjusting

No en day
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Open daily Monday to Friday

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 Open Saturdays 8am - 10am
 Exercise therapy and core stability training

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available
 Remedial massage with Melissa Schubert and Philip Coulson

Health fund rebates apply. Evening times available,

Chiropractic Preferred providers for MBP and BUPA.

Aldinga Chiropractic Centre

Located Suite 1, 101-103 Rowley Rd
Aldinga Beach. Ph: 8557 8300
Email: admin@aldingachiropractic.com.au www.aldingachiropractic.com.au

ALDINGA DENTAL CLINIC

GENERAL & COSMETIC DENTISTRY

NEW EXCITING PREMISES - SAME EXCELLENT SERVICE

Gentle Care
Modern Quality Treatment
Friendly Staff
NEW PATIENTS WELCOME

Dr John Santillo Dr Emily Lin

Dr Reschard Abdulla Angela Ferguson (Hygienist)
Aldinga Dental Clinic
2 / 101-103 Rowley Rd, Ph: 8557 6598
Aldinga Beach

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 FAMILY MEDICAL PRACTICE
DR VANESSA MAYNE
THE SURGERY
17 Old Coach Road Aldinga
Phone: 08 8556 5505
Fax: 08 8556 6533

Serving Aldinga for 30 years.

Range of services: -
minor surgery,
shared antenatal care,
plaster or fractures etc.

Friendly, helpful services

FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL GAMBLING HELP

COUNSELLING SERVICE
Relationships Australia (SA) is now operating a free and confidential
gambling help Counsel-ling 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 1.00 pm - 9.00
pm at the Aldinga GP plus. To make a referral or for more information
please phone 8377 5400 9 am -5 pm Mon- Fri.
FREE LEGAL SERVICE
The Legal Clinic operates at Anglicare SA, Morphett Vale on
Thursdays between 5.00 pm and 7.00 pm,
Contact details: Free Legal Clinic, Anglicare SA, 4/197 Main South
Road, Morphett Vale
Phone: 8392 3100

ALDINGA & SURROUNDS BREAST CANCER

SUPPORT GROUP
Aldinga Medical Centre, Conference Room
89 Rowley Road, Aldinga Beach
Wednesdays fortnightly 10:00am—12
For anyone currently or previously
diagnosed with Breast Cancer.
Face to face support and companionship
over a coffee and a chat.
Donation to help cover morning tea appreciated.
Contacts: Ailsa (08) 8556 5237 Claudia 0415 929 183
www.facebook.com/aldinga & surrounds bc support group

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 Rhylyn Medical Services - New Patients Always Welcome
For all your family’s health needs
 Immunisations  Workcover
 All general health  Pre-employment medicals
 Women’s & Men’s health  Mental Health
 Health Assessments  Relationship coaching
 Chronic Disease Management  Ante- natal and shared care
 Skin Checks  Minor Procedures

Aldinga Medical Centre 8550 2000 Mon – Fri 8.30am – 5.30pm

89 Rowley Road, Aldinga Beach Saturday 8.30am – 5.00pm,

Moana Medical Centre 8550 2080 Mon – Thurs 8.30am – 5.30pm

1/381 Commercial Road, Moana Friday 8.30am – 4.30pm

CLOSED SUNDAYS AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

Medical Excellence Serving Growing Communities
Online bookings available-simply go to the website to making an online booking
www.aldingamedicalcentre.com.au

Aldinga Medical Centre For your convenience, you can book appointments
Ph: 8550 2000 online with Sarah through our website:
www.aldingamedicalcentre.com.au or phone 8550
2000

Meet Your
Local Doctor
Dr Sarah Bainbridge-Smith
MD
Special interests: Palliative care
We are pleased to welcome Sarah to the team at
Aldinga Medical Centre. Sarah joins us as a registrar,
having previously worked at Kingston Family Clinic
and will be with us until the end of July 2018 and
hopefully for a further six month rotation after that
(end January 2019).

Sarah works Monday, Tuesday and Friday each

week and monthly all day Saturday.

Sarah has worked with a variety of patients, from pae-

diatric through to the elderly and she would like to
build on this to gain as broad an exposure to general
practice as possible.

Sarah likes to keep life interesting - in her previous

life, she was a winemaker!

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 FLU IS A SERIOUS ILLNESS
Vaccination is your best form of defence against seasonal influenza
This service is free to the following eligible patients.
Even if you do not qualify for free vaccination,
The seasonal flu vaccine is strongly recommended.

o Those over 65 years of age

o Pregnant women– safe for mother and baby at any stage of pregnancy

o ATSI patients 6 months up to 5 years

o ATSI patients 15 years and over

o People aged six months or older with certain chronic medical conditions:-
Cardiac disease
Chronic respiratory conditions including severe asthma
Other chronic illnesses requiring regular medical follow up, for example diabetes, chronic renal
failure etc
Some chronic neurological conditions
People with impaired immunity
Children on long term aspirin therapy

If you’d like to have a free flu vaccine simply ring Aldinga Medical Centre
on 8550 2000 and speak to our reception staff about an appointment.

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 Prepared by Stan Beck
100 yrs ago
Australia The Govt. has promised that every returned
serviceman will receive 2guineas a week
Australia The production of Lead, Zinc, Copper
doubled to 210,000 tonnes during WWI
Australia The Non-Aboriginal population reaches 5
million
Queensland Palm island established as an Aboriginal
station
Melbourne Boys aged 18 – 20 no longer need parents’
consent to enlist
Melbourne 3,000 Australians reported to be prisoners of
war.
U.S. Dame Nellie Melba concert tour has raised 75,000
pounds for the war effort
London Government abolishes meatless days
Ireland 500 Sinn Fein members are arrested and
imprisoned including de Valera
Moscow The trial of Czar Nicholas has been ordered
Moscow Martial law is declared
50 yrs ago
NSW Rains fell to much of the state ending a
crippling 4 year drought
Queensland A proposal to take lime deposits from Ellison
Reef on the G.B.Reef was rejected by govt.
Canberra Prince Philip arrives for a three week tour of
Australia
Canberra Haile Sellassie – Emperor of Ethiopia- on a
5 day visit
Canberra Indian PM . Mrs Indira Gandhi begins a visit
to Australia
Canberra National Service Act is passed, penalties for
evasion of training now increased
London West Bromwich Albion beat Everton 1 – Nil
in F.A. Cup Final
UK Bobby Charlton scores his 45th goal - a record
- in his 85th cap for England
UK Sir Ivor wins the derby
Vietnam 3 Australian correspondents and 1 other
gunned down by Vietcong
France Students strike and workers back the students
bringing France to a state of chaos
Music Johnny Farnham record ”Sadie” has topped
the charts for weeks
A bit of trivia, just in case you didn’t already know.
Life in the 1500s
Sometimes they could obtain pork, which made them
feel quite special. When visitors came over they would
hang up their bacon, to show off. It was a sign of wealth
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Willunga Courthouse & Slate Museums
61 High Street Willunga
Exciting events for May
Cinemallunga
Saturday May 5 - Cinemallunga Presents Willunga Talkies of
1936, Willunga Show Hall, Willunga, 6.30pm for 7pm
Following the discovery of an original 1936 running sheet at
the Willunga Show Hall, Cinemallunga, with the assistance of
Willunga Branch, is staging a re-enactment of a night at the
cinema in 1936! Book through www.trybooking.com/UEQS
Willunga Slate Weekend
Saturday, 19 May - Willunga Slate: Uses Old and New, 2pm
See how the Willunga Slate Industry, since 1840, has left its
mark on the township of Willunga. Explore Willunga's new
streetscape and discover the historic buildings and cottages.
Observe the use of slate in the nineteenth century and its use
now, both freshly quarried and re-purposed.
Sunday 20 May - Willunga Slate Carvings: The Story
Continues, Uniting Church, Willunga 2pm
Willunga's slate carvings are a rural folk art that is unique. Our
speaker, Dr Paddy O’Toole, will locate Willunga's carvings on
the world stage and demonstrate how the carvings inform us of
life in the nineteenth century. In this presentation, you will see
objects rarely viewed and discover their significance.
Sunday 20 May - Methodists and Monuments: A Cemetery
Walk, Uniting Church, Willunga 3.15pm
The Willunga Wesleyan Methodist (now Uniting) Cemetery
was established in 1844, and the earliest monument dates from
1846. Join us on this cemetery walk which focuses on the
Wesleyan Methodists who built Willunga in the nineteenth and
twentieth centuries. See how the Willunga slate industry is
reflected in their monuments.
Contact Willunga National Trust to reserve your place: 08
8556 2195 or email willunganationaltrust@gmail.com
Star of Greece shipwreck commemorations
On July 13, 1888 Star of Greece was wrecked at Port
Willunga. Many residents were involved in the rescue,
including Charles Addison, James Nelson, Hyett Shepherd,
Benjamin Sparrow, William Bowering, Thomas Martin,
Noah Crisp, F. Culley,
J. Fidge, J. McBurney and Mr Lovelock. Are you related to or
descended from any of
these people or perhaps ABRA Business Member.
your ancestor is Local businesses supporting the
someone who we do not local community.
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know about?
Perhaps you have or know the location of an object related to
the Star of Greece, such as letters of commendation sent to
some of the rescuers? If so, we would love to hear from you.

Phone: Mark Staniforth, Convenor of Star of Greece Working

Group - 0408 802 198
or email mark.staniforth@flinders.edu.au

Your Sense & Dollars….

“Getting Rid of Bad Debts”

by Nani Johnston
arrangement, but may refuse to remove the default
I have previously written about having good vs bad
record. If this is your situation, I recommend
debt (June 2017). (Check our website for old copies
seeking the assistance of a Credit Repair company.
- Ed.) If you discover that you already have bad debt
If they complete the negotiation on your behalf,
and they are getting out of hands, don’t panic.
make sure you understand thoroughly the impact of
Having the right mindset is a first step towards
the negotiation on your credit score. Insolvency
tackling the issue. A bad debt is merely an obstacle
and bankruptcy can be called other names, which is
– not a disaster. The important thing is to recognise
often misleading, and will be hard to remove once in
the issue and have a plan in place to remove them.
place.
Don’t default. Continue to make the minimum
payments, whilst you work out a pathway to reduce Getting rid of bad debt is achievable. Start with a
the debt over time. small chunk, reward yourself each time you pay out
a debt. You will be in control again. If you have
Firstly, list all your bad debts, by amount owed, the
any further queries, drop me an email on
minimum repayment and interest rate. There are a
nani@risehigh.com.au.
few different schools of thought on which debts
should be paid down first. Some will say pay a debt
with the highest balance first, others will say pay
one with the highest interest rate first. My
recommended approach is to work out which debt is
the easiest for you to reduce first in the shortest time
possible. The reason I suggest this is so you will
start with a goal that is easiest for you to complete.
Remember, debts gone means additional money
you can put towards your next bad debt. You will
have wins which will pull you through as you work
closer towards your bigger and harder debts.
After making a list of your bad debts, another option
is to call the credit companies and negotiate with
them. The right debt negotiation can protect your
credit rating. In negotiation, it is important to stay
calm and reasonable, think from the companies’
perspective. What is the win-win outcome for you
and those companies? Once agreement is
achieved, make sure you stick to your side of the
bargain and follow through.
If you have defaulted on your debts, you should
remember that settling a default account does not
always necessarily mean removal of the default
record. In most cases, the credit companies may
agree to reduction of debt or a payment
that a man could, "Bring home the bacon." They would cut
off a little to share with guests and would all sit around
talking and ''chew the fat''.

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 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Est 1997
Editor, Kevin Hutton, Coastal Views
Dear Kevin, Servicing & Mechanical
My wife Judith was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer in
September 2015 at the age of 79. After several Chemo Repairs
Treatments, was clear until a C T Scan in July 2016
showed 9 tumours of various sizes had developed. A C T
Scan in January 2017 showed they were stable. In
February 2017 Judith was not feeling good so another
visit to the Oncologist, ordered a C T Scan for the day we
were meant to fly out to the Hobart Boat Festival.
When the Oncologist checked the CT Scan he was amazed
with the growth of the tumours, 40% increase in 6 weeks
since the last CT Scan.
With a complication and an infection Judith lost her battle
with ovarian cancer and passed over on March 8th, 2017. Brake & Clutch
Every year approximately 1,500 women are diagnosed
with ovarian cancer, most in the advanced stage of the CV Joint & Drive shafts
disease, currently, the five-year survival rate with ovarian
cancer is 43%, in comparison, the five-year survival rate EFI & LPG Tuning
for breast cancer is 90%.
Exchange Engines
My goal in the rest of my time is to RAISE the
AWARENESS of Ovarian Cancer and any funds raised Disc & Drum Machining
while achieving this will be a bonus.
The first Event to organise was ‘Judith’s Walk’ Front End & Suspension
The reason we were regularly walkers and often walked Cylinder Heads
from Willunga to McLaren Vale and return.
So, my first idea was to organise such and event in her Manufacturers’ Book
memory. Servicing
I managed to obtain sponsors for the walk worth
$6,300:00, from this first idea it has extended to Raffles,
an Auction and donations, with the assistance of local
businesses and individuals, I have managed to raise over
$20,000:00, which after expenses I will be presenting
cheques to Cancer Council SA & Ovarian Cancer
Australia.
February is Ovarian Cancer Month, I have had 19 local
businesses displaying information on ovarian cancer plus
collection tins, and Ribbons & Pens, which has again
from the generosity of the businesses customers, raised
$1,088:55.
Unit 11,
I believe with this result to date, I can say in a small way I Cnr How & Aldinga Beach Rds,
have lifted the awareness of Ovarian Cancer.
Aldinga Beach
ONE PERSON CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
Yours sincerely, H DEAN ROWE 13 Apr. 18

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 SARA
SELLICKS AREA
RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
AGM
Wednesday 6th June 7:30 pm
SELLICKS HALL
SARA will cease to exist
unless people are prepared to
join the committee and help
out.
PLEASE ATTEND
AND VOLUNTEER.
Contact:
Michael Lee 0451 458 711

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 What’s On @ Aldinga Library

3D Design

Would you like to know more

about 3D printing?
Would you like to learn about CAD?

Learn about the world of 3D printing

including printing for profit or pleas-

Studio
Saturdays fortnightly
9.30-11am
Suitable for adults
Bookings essential

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 COMMUNITY NEWS
ALDINGA BAY RESIDENTS
ASSOCIATION INC.
Incorporates Watch SA.
Meet on 2nd Wednesday of each even
month at Aldinga Library community room,
Central Way, Aldinga Beach.
Meetings start at 7.30 pm, usually with a guest
speaker (refer page 3 of Coastal Views each
month). Meetings usually end about 9 pm.
You don’t have to be a member to attend.
EVERYONE WELCOME.
ALDINGA BAY BOWLING CLUB INC.
Come Try Lawn Bowls!
Social and Competitive Bowling Tues,
Thurs and Sat from 1pm
Free Introductory Coaching and Club Bowls
Available for those interested to learn to
bowl. Casual Dress and Flat soled shoes are
all that’s needed.
Friendly welcoming Members and Licensed
Clubrooms.
Club is also the home of Aldinga Eight Ball
Club
Aldinga Sports Complex Port Road,
Aldinga Ph 8557 7467
For Further Information
Alan Foster: 0412 411 749
or Carol Huxtable 0409 582 489
ALDINGA BAY CROQUET CLUB
New players and visiting players are always
welcome.
The club caters for both ASSOCIATION
CROQUET (the traditional game), which
develops physical skills and keeps the mind
agile and GOLF CROQUET, a short devious
and fun filled game which develops both skill
and tactics. Both games are played on equal
terms between both genders and the first
coaching sessions are absolutely FREE.
RICOCHET is also played.
The courts are located at the rear of the
Aldinga Bay Bowling Club facilities at the
Aldinga Sports Complex, Port Rd, Aldinga.
PLAYING TIMES:
Association Croquet - Wed. and Sat 9.00 am
to 12.30 pm.
Golf Croquet - Wed. 1.00 pm to 4.00 pm and
Fri. 9.00 am to 12.00 pm.
Ricochet - Saturday 1pm for a 1.30pm start
For further information please contact Ken
Taylor on 8556 3787.
ALDINGA BAY SCOUT GROUP
Storey Avenue, Aldinga Beach
Monday nights: Joeys 6.30 pm to 7.30 pm;
Cubs 6.30 pm to 8.00 pm; Scouts 6.30 pm to
8.30 pm. Venturers Friday night 7 pm to 9 pm
Come and try – boys and girls from 6 to 18
years.
Enquiries phone 8130 6000 or Aldinga Scout
Group Leader, Michelle on 8557 4359.
“Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is
great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t
settle. As with all matters of the heart, you’ll know when you find it. And, like any great relationship, it just gets better and
better as the years roll on. So keep looking until you find it. Don’t settle.” - Steve Jobs
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ALDINGA BAY SURF LIFE
SAVING CLUB
The Sandbar Cafe at Aldinga
Bay Surf Life Saving Club,
Norman Road, Aldinga Beach is
open for meals on Friday and
Saturday from 6pm, Sunday for breakfast from
8:30am and Sunday lunch from 12pm.
Also available for hire for special events.
Contact Allan on 0437 882 078. Email Peter
Symons on peter1955@adam.com.au or for
more information visit our website
at www.aldingabayslsc.com.au '
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
Community Room of Aldinga Library, Central
Way Aldinga Beach.
All welcome.
ALDINGA COMMUNITY GROUP
Meet weekly on Fridays at the Aldinga Senior
Citizens Club, Corner Valiant and 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 FRED’S VAN SITE
Operates weekly on Friday evenings from
Aldinga Community Centre.
Seeking team members.
Time commitment 5.30 pm – 9pm once every
4 weeks
Anyone interested please contact Teresa
Branch (Coordinator) 0419 857 966
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: aldinganc@gmail.com.
ALDINGA QUILTERS
Meetings start at 10.00 am on 2nd and 4th
Tuesday of every month.
Held at the Aldinga Institute, Old Coach Road,
Aldinga. For anyone interested in patchwork
and quilting, friendship and fun. All welcome.
For further information call:
President: Elizabeth Grocke 8386 1182
ALDINGA SENIOR CITIZENS
CLUB INC.
Corner Quinliven and Valiant Roads,
Port Willunga – Enquiries Phone 8556 5918
Activities include:
Mon: Bridge @ 11am- 3pm (byo lunch)
Wed: Club Day: Pool & Snooker 11:30 am;
Carpet Bowls: 1pm; Sausage sizzle last
Wednesday of month @ 12:30pm
Fri: BINGO from 7.30 pm
Pool & snooker facilities available.
ALDINGA & SELLICKS SPINNERS,
KNITTERS & WEAVERS.
Meets at Aldinga Institute Hall, Old Coach
Road, Aldinga on Tuesdays10.00am – 3.00pm
and Thursday Fortnight 10.30 -3.00pm
A Thursday night group meets at the Aldinga
Library 5.30 till 7.55 pm
Contact Rosemary 0417 823 176
Email: rosiedunbar44@gmail.com
ALDINGA U3A
The Wednesday's afternoon lectures during
Term 2 are varied and of excellent content,
and those who attend will find them
interesting, stimulating and relevant in today's
world.
The lectures are as follows:-
2nd May Disabled Sport
16th May The Beginning of Time
30th May The History of Gardens
13th June Dealing with Dementia
27th June Dealing with Dementia
(Yes there are 2 Lectures on Dementia)
For more information on this program or in
joining Aldinga U3A Contact
Basil 8556 6514 or John 8556 6850.
COOLROOM GALLERY
An Artist run Co-op gallery located in the
Myponga Market (old cheese factory)
Myponga. Displaying paintings, textile,
woodwork, glass art, jewellery, handmade/
painted objects. Open weekends and public
holidays 9.30 am - 4pm
You can find us on Facebook at https://
www.facebook.com/coolroomgallery/
DIABETICS SUPPORT
Assistance for diabetics is available from GPs,
GP Plus Health Centres and Nurse Educators
and your local Chemist, throughout the
southern area.
DOWN SOUTH CRAFT GROUP
Meet Thursdays, 9.30 am to 11.30 am
at Community Centre, Hastings St. Seaford.
Contact Wendy 0417 895 502
or Sandra 8327 3469
BYO craft or learn something new.
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FLEURIEU HARMONY CHORUS
Is a male A Capella singing group open to
men of all ages. We entertain at local
retirement villages, aged care homes and
charities. We meet every Friday morning
9.15am to 12 noon at Lifecare Community
Hall, Pridham Bvd. opposite Aldinga Central
Shopping Centre.
No singing experience required, we provide
music and learning CD’s
Come and give it a try and enjoy a cuppa
with us. Enquiries phone 0459 299 767 or
www.fleurieuharmony.org
ABRA Business Member.
Local businesses supporting the local
community.
FLEURIEU LADIES PROBUS CLUB
Meets fourth Monday of the month
in the Lifecare Hall,
Pridham Blvd. Aldinga Beach
(opposite the Shopping Centre) at 10.00 am.
Enquiries: Julie 0437860875
NEW MEMBERS WELCOME
FRIENDS OF ALDINGA SCRUB
We meet at Aldinga Library Community
Room, Central Way 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 address:
http://www.friendsofaldingascrub.com.au
FRIENDS OF SELLICKS INC.
Working with the Community to make the
Sellicks Area an even better place to
live.
Public Meetings every 2 months.
Find meeting details, post comments
and more at – www.friendsofsellicks.com
or follow us on Facebook.
GALILEE OP SHOP
Quinliven Road end of How Road
Aldinga Beach
Quality clothing for all the family at bargain
prices. Toys, books, gifts, kitchen gear.
OPEN: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday,
8.45 -3.00pm. CASH only thank you.
For donations of good quality items
out of business hours please phone
or text on
0471 410 694 or after hours 0421
867 669.
Hope to see you soon!
GRANNIE ANNIE’S
DROP IN CENTRE
St Ann’s, 7 Stonehouse Lane Aldinga,
Thursday Mornings 9 - 11:30.
Cheerful company, free coffee / tea.
Children welcome.
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GROUP FOR MENTAL HEALTH/
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT - GROW
GROW is a proven national program for
mental well being and is a non for profit
organization with no fees or dues.
A GROW Group meets weekly
at 10am Tuesdays at Uniting Communities
Family Relationships Centre
101/103 Rowley Rd Aldinga Beach SA 5173
GROW offers a 12 Step Recovery-Focused
Program for mental health issues or emotional
coping problems and is delivered in a safe and
caring environment. Meetings last for 2 hours
and are followed by refreshments.
For more information please telephone
Freecall 1800 558 268
or email sa@grow.net.au
JUST WALK IT
Group at Myponga.
If interested in joining,
please ring
Ros Hutchinson, 8558 6274.
LADIES PROBUS CLUB
OF THE SOUTHERN VALES
The Ladies’ Probus Club of The Southern
Vales meets on the 3rd Monday of the month
at 10.00 am in the Lutheran Church Hall,
McLaren Vale. A guest speaker is usually
provided.
For further information, please contact
Noeleen Reidy on 0426 421 128 .
Zen wisdom:
Generally speaking, you aren't learning
much when your lips are moving.
Experience is something you don't get
until just after you need it.
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
Margaret Beed at 0417 835 884
or email chairperson@letssouth.com.
Visit the LETS South site www.letssouth.com
and the blog at www.letssouth.blogspot.com.
LIONS LADIES BOUTIQUE
We are at Butterworth Road, Aldinga Beach,
and are open each Wednesday and Saturday
from 7 am to 1.30 pm, so do come along and
have a look around, you will be so surprised at
what we have for sale.
Our girls will be so pleased to serve you, and
have a chat at the same time.
We look forward to your visit, and if you
have any donations for us, we will be ever so
happy to receive them.
Margaret Dorton, President. 85 563591
McLAREN VALE MARKET
Held at the Institute Hall, Main St,
McLaren vale.
1st Sat of every month 9.00 am - 3.00 pm.
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
MEN’S SOUTH TALK
Is a group escaping for a couple of hours on a
Tuesday. Meetings are held from 1pm - 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 Ave, Aldinga Beach, PO Box 81
Aldinga Beach 6173
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) 10.00 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.
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 noon.
For information:
David; 8327 2459 or Tess 85563816
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 10.00 am - 3.00 pm each
Wednesday at Life Cares’ Community
Lifestyle Centre Aldinga, Pridham Boulevard
Aldinga Beach.
A two course lunch is included in the
cost of $16.00.
Please contact Jacinta Robertson
to book 8293 5924
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 pm for
6.45 pm at the Alma Hotel
Willunga.
VISITORS and
NEW MEMBERS WELCOMED.
Contact Kevin 8556 2968
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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
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.
SELLICKS AREA RESIDENTS
ASSOCIATION
Being part of your community
Meetings bi monthly at 7:30 pm first
Wednesday of every second month at
Sellicks Hall.
All welcome.
Meet your neighbors, voice your concerns.
Phone Michael Lee 0451 458 711
SOCIABLE SINGLES INC.
Sociable Singles provides an opportunity for
single, divorced, widowed or separated
persons to attend functions for the purposes
of friendship and companionship. Functions
include meals at local venues, bbqs in local
parks, a cabaret/dance at the Port Noarlunga
RSL, Port Noarlunga first Wednedsay of the
month and also a cabaret/dance at Wakefield
House, Acre Avenue, Morphett Vale once a
month.
For more information please ring
Linda on 8184 8427 or Peter on 8327 6457.
Thank you. Linda - Secretary
SOUTHERN AC RUN CLUB
Looking for a friendly recreational running
group? Join us at the Southern AC Run
Club. We meet every Friday night in the
Port Willunga - Seaford - McLaren Vale
area. Suitable for beginners through to
serious runners - new members of all levels
are always welcome. Training tips and
guidance are provided by our accredited
coaches.
Details of our weekly runs are posted in
https://www.facebook.com/
SouthernAthleticClub/events
or call Matt on 0415 883 117 for more
information.
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SOUTHERN VALES VIEW CLUB
meets at The Alma Hotel, Willunga on the
second Friday of the month 10.30 for 11.00
start, followed by a guest speaker and lunch.
Interesting Outings arranged during the year.
Women of all ages welcome.
Supporting three students on The Smith
Family Learning for Life program with their
educational needs.
Contact Secretary Chris Horsman
on Phone: 8556 2897 Mobile: 0438 131 049
Email: chrishorsman528@gmail.com
also follow us on Facebook.
STARS, the Southern Region Theatre
and Arts Supporters
STARS is based at Rec Park Inc. (Festival
Hall and Show Hall) Main Road, Willunga.
It brings events to the southern region to foster
a vital and diverse arts culture.
To join STARS, visit the website on
www.stars.org.au and learn what is planned
for this year and next and to make a booking
for any event. Great stories and pictures of
our endeavours over the last few year.
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 1st and 3rd Thursdays; 10:00 am to 3:00
pm (except December).
Contact Mandy 0422 903 257
or Natalie 0409 692 321
THE SOUTHERN VALES
WELLBEING GROUP
Meets at the singing gallery, 133 Main Road,
McLaren Vale (rear entry) every Wednesday
from 1.00 pm to 3:30 pm during school terms.
A guest speaker addresses the meeting at 1:15
pm. Cost: $4.50 Enquiries: Judy 8323 8435
or Lesley 8323 8527
THE WILLUNGA FARMERS MARKET
CHOIR (Soulfood)
The Willunga Farmers’ Market Choir is an A
capella choir under the Directorship of James
Moffatt (James.moffatt@internode.on.net) w
hich now meets in the Music Room of the
Willunga Waldorf School, 1 Jay Drive north
off Aldinga Road, Willunga. Practice is on
Tuesday 7.30 during school term. The choir
is for women of all ages who like to sing and
perform at a variety of community venues and
functions.
If you would like more information please
email James or contact Margi : 0417 835 884
It is a joyful, talented choir whose repertoire is
wide and varied .
TREES FOR LIFE,
WILLUNGA DISTRICT
Willunga Trees for Life meetings
are held on the first Wednesday of
each month except January at
7.30 pm in the Eco Classroom at Tatachilla
Lutheran College, off Tatachilla Road,
McLaren Vale.
All welcome, supper provided.
Inquiries: Saskia Gerhardy, ph 0412 135 698
or email saskia.gerhardy@hotmail.com.
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 BASKETBALL
New players are always welcome.
For adults, there is a men's competitions
on Wednesday nights.
Mixed on Mon/Tues.
For juniors, competitions are played
from 4:00pm Mon through to Thurs.
If you are interested in playing, coaching
or refereeing ring Petrina 0414 511 572
willunga.basketball.com.au
WILLUNGA BOWLING CLUB INC.
23 St. Peters Tce. Willunga.
Web site: www.willungabc.com
Lawn bowls for everyone. Great fun at a
friendly place.
Social Bowls every Tuesday and Saturday.
12.00 for 12.30pm start. Casual dress and flat
shoes. Bowls available from the club if
required. Entry fee $8.00 (includes jackpot).
Raffles. Two games played.
Night Owls on Wednesday evenings. Club
open for light meals at 6.00pm. Games start
at 7.00pm. Coaching and bowls available.
Make up a team of family, friends, work
mates or just come along.
Flat shoes and casual clothes are all that are
required.
Pennant or competition bowls are played
each Thursday morning and Saturday
afternoon. Willunga has teams at various
levels of competition. A great way to expand
your bowls skills and experience.
Contacts. The club 8556 2246.
David 0417 801 951,
Peter 0410 605 541,
Judy 0418 891 228
WILLUNGA DISTRICT
COMMUNITY BUS INC.
18 Lacey Drive Aldinga Beach 5173.
We transport the frail aged and
disadvantaged door to door Monday to
Friday.
Phone: 8557 7899.
WILLUNGA EMBROIDERERS
Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the
month at "The Hub" corner of Main
Road and St Peters Terrace,
Willunga. For anyone interested in
embroidery, friendship & fun. All welcome.
Beginner's classes available.
For further information
phone Wendy 8323 7475
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STOP PRESS
JUDITH’S WALK
PRESENTATION
MORNING TEA.
A morning tea was held on 19th April
at Aldinga Shores Retirement Village.
It was attended by about 80 people.
At this event cheques were presented
from the fundraising Dean Rowe has
been doing through his Judith’s Walk
events in memory of his late wife.
Lincoln Size, CEO of Cancer Council
of SA, received a check for $8,500.00
Megan Wood, an ambassador for
Ovarian Cancer Australia, received
$4,953.15
Well done Dean and any others
Involved.
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 8556 4188
www.willungaenviro.org.au
Recycling of fluoros, mobile phones,
aluminium, cork. Reference library. Home
Energy Audit kit. Regular guest speakers.
Books for sale. Large range of environmental
and tourism brochures. Room for hire.
WILLUNGA FARMERS MARKET
Meet the grower - taste the re-
gion
Every Saturday, Willunga Town
Square. 8 - 12:30 pm
Enquiries 8556 4297
WILLUNGA GARDEN CLUB
Meets every 2nd Thursday of the Month
(except January) at the Lutheran Church Hall,
Aldersey Street, McLaren Vale at 7.30 pm.
Membership is $15 per annum. Entrance cost
is $5 (members $4) includes lucky door prize
and supper.
Guest speaker. Visitors welcome.
Enquiries please phone
Chris 0419 532 545
WILLUNGA & DISTRICT
LIONS CLUB AUCTION
Willunga and Districts Lions Club
holds an auction on the last Satur-
day of the month at Centenary
Park, cnr Binney and Strout Road
Willunga.
Country Market, Swap Meet and other events
throughout the year.
We're always looking for new members to get
involved in the great work we do in our
community. www.willungalions.com.au
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
WILLUNGA NATIONAL TRUST
The Slate Museum and Court House
Museum will be open:
1st Tuesday of the month: 1-4 pm
2nd and 4th Saturday and Sunday of
the month: 1-4 pm (see details p 22 )
ABRA Business Member.
Local businesses supporting the
local community.
WILLUNGA
UKULELES
Are you looking to:
- share your strumming with others?
- Learn from others?
- Share an informal and fun social
atmosphere?
Beginner or expert, everyone with a
ukulele is welcome at Willunga
Ukuleles!
Find meeting details and more at –
http://willungaukuleles.wixsite.com/
website or call 0419 990 155
Confused? Join the club.

WILLUNGA QUARRY MARKET

www.willungaquarrymarket.com
Second Saturday every month
9.00 am - 1.00 pm
Willunga Recreation Park Inc
Oval grounds,
Aldinga Road, WILLUNGA Aldinga
Craft, produce, plants. Beach CFS
WILLUNGA TABLE TENNIS CLUB
We are always looking to expand its player Call outs - March 2018
base and any interested players are more than
welcome to join us. We cater for young, old, Road Crash Rescues / MVA: 3
male, female, experienced or novice. Vehicle Fires: 3
Games are played in the old show hall in Fixed Alarms: 0
Willunga. Grass / Rubbish fires: 3
We have new equipment and loan bats are
available.
Structure Fires: 1
Games are played on Tuesday & Wednesday Gas/Fuel fires : 0
nights starting at 7.00 pm & only cost $3.00 Other calls: 2 (building im-
per night. pact & tree down)

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 CHURCH SERVICES
ALDINGA BAY BAPTIST CHURCH
Aldinga Bay Baptist Church
Sundays 10am and 6pm
Meets Southern Vales Christian College, Gymnasium.
For further information please contact Andrew – 0416 073 710
www.aldingabaybaptist.org.au
ALDINGA COMMUNITY CHURCH OF CHRIST Inc.
10.00 am 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 chat at
10am.
Our worship service is at 10.45 am with Holy Communion being
celebrated on the second Sunday of the month. On the 3rd Sunday, we
have a shared family lunch.
Wednesday at 12 noon, the "Reflections" Bible Study is followed by
BYO lunch and "Drop In" for Craft, Games and conversation between
2pm and 4pm.
All welcome
For information Contact Jim 7324 3326 or Tina 8556 5287
or visit us on Facebook.
ALMOND GROVE FAMILY CHURCH
If you’re looking for a vibrant, family-oriented Pentecostal
church community, we’d love for you to join with us for our
Sunday Worship service –
10:00 am at ‘The Granary,’ 32 Old Main South Road, Aldinga.
There are a number of ways you can get involved in church life at
Almond Grove – if you’re after more details, please phone our office on
(08) 8557 7299, or email us at info@almondgrove.org.au
We’d love to see you soon! Pastor David Busby
www.almondgrove.org.au
APP CHURCH
appChurch
Applications for Life
Cnr of Tongala and Hastings Sts, Seaford
Sunday Service: 9.30am (Including Kids' Church)
Wednesday Service: 730pm
Connect Group Tuesdays
Youth Co: 1st and 3rd Friday of the month
Contact: Ps Josh Pitman: 0408 080 822
www.appchurch.com.au
CATHOLIC PARISH OF WILLUNGA
ALDINGA. Mass in Mary of Galilee Catholic Church, Corner
Quinliven & How Roads each Saturday evening at 5:30 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.
KANGARILLA UNITING CHURCH
Corner Kangarilla Rd and Sand Rd, Kangarilla.
Worship Service 10.00 am each Sunday, with Sunday School held on
the 1st Sunday at 10.00 am. Gospel Services are held on the 2nd and
4th Sunday of the month at 7.00 pm. Prayer and Bible Study, 7.30 pm
each Thursday and Craft Night every Tuesday at 7.30 pm.
All welcome.
For more information visit www.kangarilla.unitingchurch.org.au
or contact: Joylene Edwards 8383 7122
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EXPERIENCE THE REALITY OF GOD
ALL WELCOME
Every Sunday 10am
Arts Centre, Port Noarlunga. SA
www.presencechurch.com.au
Mobile: 0447 873 773
SEAFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH
We are a worshipping caring Church committed to
Christ and His Mission.
Meeting at the Maslin Beach Community Hall,
Gulf Parade, Maslin Beach Each Sunday at 10.00 am
(refreshments to follow) and Home Group
each Wednesday at 7:30 pm
Craft on Mondays, 10.00 am -12 noon
in the Seaford/Moana Neighbourhood Centre.
All are welcome.
For more information, contact Jim and Betty Kennedy 8327 2135
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
Aldinga
Meet together every SATURDAY morning at the
Senior Citizens Hall ( corner Quinliven/Valiant Rds) Aldinga.
We commence at 9:30 am 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
THE SALVATION ARMY - Aldinga
OUR MISSION: Transforming Lives; Caring for People;
Making Disciples; Reforming Society.
WORSHIP SERVICES: Sunday 5pm,
Enquiries ph. Judy 0403175442
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT: Positive Lifestyle Program: By
appointment. All enquiries, Ph. 8382 1600
WILLUNGA UNITING CHURCH
Willunga Uniting Church
Worship time 10.30am each Sunday
Faith sharing, prayers and a cuppa, Breakfasts gatherings, meditation
and music. Fair Trade goods used.
Come and See! Contact: 0433 389 708 (Easter services see p 23)
ANGLICAN CHURCH
Pastoral District of Southern Vales Enquiries: 8323 9744
Willunga Saturday 5.30 pm, St Stephen’s
St Andrew’s Terrace, Willunga
Aldinga Sunday 9 am, St Ann’s
7 Stonehouse Lane, Aldinga, off Main South Rd
Activities for children.
McLaren Vale Sunday 10 am, Wednesday 9 am
St Margaret’s, 99 Main Road, McLaren Vale
Seaford: Sunday 10.30 am, St Nicholas’,
Seaford Ecumenical Mission
A warm welcome to all. Stay for refreshments afterwards.
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
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The ABRA Committee & Volunteers
Ambulance/Fire/Police Emergency .................... 000
Aldinga Bay Residents’ Association Police assistance.............................................. 131 444
President: Bob Evans 8556 3074
Vice-President: Fred Carrangis 24 Hour Health Advice ......................... 1800 022 222
Treasurer: Narelle Looker 0439 880 587 Adelaide Southern Medical
Secretary: Gillian Evans
Committee: Stan Beck, Holly Freeland, Michael Lee, Adrian Polst, Home Visits (GP) .................................... 8381 6161
Bernice Wuttke, Aldinga Community Centre ..................... 8556 5940
Editor Kevin Hutton 0427 588 748
Anglicare - Christies Beach
Aldinga Bay Residents’ Association (ABRA) reserves the right to reject any Financial Counselling ...................... 1800 759 707
advertisement or other contributions. The Editorial Team and ABRA does not
accept responsibility for printers’ or typists’ errors / omissions.
Emergency Assistance...................... 1800 748 149
Notices regarding community fundraisers or coming events are published free of (call at 9am for an appointment between 10am-12pm)
charge. Family & Individual Counselling ….. 8186 8900
All advertisers please adhere to the sizes listed below. Colour will enhance the
impact in the online version even though it isn’t printed. There is a charge of
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in submissions. Inserts can be arranged - check with the editor for prices and
conditions. Drug & Alcohol Info. Service ............... 1300 13 1340
Flinders Medical Centre ............................ 8204 5511
Size Width Depth Price Gambling Helpline ................................ 1800 060 757
GP Aldinga After Hours Clinic ............ 0410 190 291
Full page 19 cm 27 cm $160.00 GP Plus Aldinga ......................................... 8557 9500
Half page 19 cm 13 cm $88.00 Legal Advice Line.................................. 1300 366 424
Quarter page 9 cm 13 cm $55.00 LifeLine .......................................................... 13 11 14
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Mental Health Emergency Service. ............. 13 14 65
Noarlunga Hospital .................................... 8384 9222
Classifieds Per line $3.00
Noarlunga Private Hospital ...................... 8384 9372
Please note that ads which have to be resized may become distorted. Onkaparinga Youth Services - Aldinga .. 8557 7555
We use 1cm margins top & both sides and 1.5cm bottom margins. Parent Helpline ...................................... 1300 364 100
(A4) Poisons Info hotline ………………………….13 11 26
Public Transport Infoline ..................... 1800 182 160
The deadline for ALL advertisements & contributions is the 15th RSPCA SA ……………………………1300 4 777 22
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Articles may be emailed to coastalviews@abra.org,au, or posted to ABRA, The Salvation Army - Noarlunga............. 8384 6014
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however every endeavour is made at the time of printing to ensure that the
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 STUDIO 20 PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
Contact Studio 20 on 8557 7555 or aldingay-
outh@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au. Search Onkaparinga
Youth on Eventbrite for more information and to book
your place
UNLOCK YOUR ARTIST & OPEN ART STUDIO
Work with artist Heidi Karo in an eight week workshop
series to master new skills and get your art exhibition
ready.
8–14 yrs │ $5 │Mon 7 May – 2 July │4–5.30pm
14–25 yrs │ $10 │Mon 7 May – 2 July │5.30–7.30pm
YAG – Youth Leadership
Join our youth leadership group. Meeting’s every second
Tuesday.
14–25 years │ FREE │Tue 8 May – 3 July │ 4–5pm
8–18 years │ FREE │Thu 10 May – 5 July │3.45–
5pm
COOKING FOR COMMUNITY
6 week cooking program linking in with Aldinga bike
kitchen.
8–25 years │ FREE│Tue 8 May – 12 June │5.30-7pm
Sewing – Zombia toy pillows
4 week program. Design and create a Zombia toy.
8–18 years │ $15/session $60/term│Wed 23 May –
13 June │4-6pm
For bookings: www.studio20youth.eventbrite.com.au
Enquiries: call Studio 20 on 8557 7555
or email aldingayouth@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au

YAG – Rise above the pack workshop- YWCA

Workshop creating safer communities and caring values.
15–25 years │ FREE │Tue 22 May │ 4–6pm

Radio Skills Public Speaking

Tribe FM community radio station will teach public
speaking, DJ skills, and storytelling. Awesome NEW
program!
13–25 years │ $5 │Tue 8 May – 12 Jun │ 5–6.30pm

DJEMBE Drumming
Come and try hand drumming, have fun and make beats
with our group! No experience needed and all drums pro-
vided.
12–18 yrs │ FREE │Thu 31 May – 14 June │ 5.30–
6.30pm
The ARVO Club
Hang out program, diverse range of activities. Cool
space.

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