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FREE to residents of Lyndoch
Rowland Flat and Cockatoo Valley
PO Box 146 Lyndoch SA 5351
Email: [email protected]
Australian Red Cross Centenary And Lyndoch Red Cross 75th Anniversary
Community Day Sunday September 21st 11am - 4pm
At Lyndoch Institute and War Memorial Gardens
Call Malinda on 8524 5353 or Monica on 8524 4438 if you want to help or know more
Sausage Sizzle
LYNDOCH
Games and
Prizes
Devonshire Tea
CELEBRATES
Red Cross
History
Raffle
The Power of Humanity
Stalls
Face Painting
Official guests and flag raising at 1.00 pm
Local History
Letter to the Editor,
I have recently returned to Lyndoch after 20 + years away from the area.
I was disappointed to see that the Lyndoch Valley Lions club had folded and been amalgamated with the Barossa Lions Club.
In the 1980’s I was involved with the Lyndoch Valley Lions and we were able to provide not only financial assistance but labour to projects within our local area.
We instigated and obtained financial assistance to build the Lyndoch Bowls Club.
We provided financial and labour to
provide a watering system for the Lyndoch Oval.
We provided a paging system for a
local respite home. We organised the Carols by Candlelight
on Lyndoch Oval each year. Working Bees to clean up pensioners
properties.
Locals including Dick Filsell, Claude Ahrens, Bill Balogh, Arthur Jackamann, Jeorg Wiese, Rick Nicholson, Lew Fromm and Graham Raven were members and worked tirelessly for the local community.
I would like to bring back the Lions Club of Lyndoch Valley and continue the work of these community leaders.
If you are interested in becoming a member and assisting the community can you please indicate by emailing me at: [email protected]
or phone 0403 877 447
“Please don’t sit on the fence and watch, why not be a part of
the community”
Phil Bowman PO BOX 892, Lyndoch
Men in Black Back again - singing up a storm! Join the fun. Dance and sing along to old
favourites from the 50s, 60s, 70s, country
& rock n roll favourites
Saturday October 11th Lyndoch Hall 7.30-11.30pm
BYO drinks and nibbles
Supper for sale $5 a plate
Tickets: $10
Info: Irene Tel. 8524 4067
SANDY CREEK UNITING CHURCH 162 Williamstown Rd, Cockatoo Valley
Regular worship services Sundays at 9.30am.
All Welcome
Contact John Schultz 8522 1391, Lynton or Leslee Carle 8524 4086
Our Mission Luncheon on July 24th raised $500 in dona-
tions for the MT Karmal Orphanage in Indonesia. Mavis
Pardede, the Orphanage Director will be in Australia in
September and will be our guest at Sandy Creek Uniting
Church on Sunday September 14th at 9.30 am.
All welcome to come and join us and hear more of her sto-
ry and then join us for morning tea.
Local community ra-
dio station BBBfm
89.1 in Tanunda has a
Facebook page at
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so come on
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“like” us...
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Storytime has started at the
Lyndoch Library Commencing
Every Monday Morning at
9.30am during the school term.
Come along for stories, songs and craft-
We’re making early literacy fun!
The Gravity of Love The night EarthMoon and Saturn fell in love,
and sealed it with a kiss! Sent as an astro text,
2 a special friend.
have U seen them EarthMoon and Saturn?
from their own journeys wide orbit, gravity, fate, time, sand and tide
have locked them both 2gether on a collision course 2night
on a slow, measured heavenly 2step
promenade a silent
slow waltz
x in
the still and very lonely
early morning hours the huge gravity of love
will pull them both 2gether for their first touch and kiss
and the lonely dark before dawn will find them close together as one
in total full abandon of heavenly bliss while no one will ever notice
see care
or miss except 4me
and of course the most beautiful
reader of this
earthangel181
Would you like to help lead singing at this
years Christmas Party?
Sounds Familiar Choir have come on board
and will be leading the community in
Christmas Carols on Friday December 12th.
You can join in the fun by attending a few
practices prior to the event and meet some
new people along the way. Practice is held
on Thursday Evenings, 7.30 in the Lyndoch
Hall.
For more information contact:
Margaret on Tel. 85232617
Christmas Choir
Grapevine Submissions Cut off date is Thursday 25th September
Items can be emailed to: [email protected] or if you don’t have access to email, PO Box 146 LYNDOCH 5351.
Editor: Di Lane Tel. 8522 6486
Cut off date will be the 25th of every month.
Anglican Parish of the Barossa
Lyndoch Op Shop 54 Gilbert St, Lyndoch
1st - 6th September
Everything 1/2 price sale Open: Mon, Wed, Thurs: 11am - 3.30 pm Tues, Fri: 11 am - 4 pm Saturday: 9 am - 2.30 pm Open some Public Holidays
ADVERTISING RATES Page Size - A5 1/4 Page 1/2 Page Full Page
Lyndoch Business $ 15 inc gst $ 25 inc gst $ 50 inc gst
Other Business $ 20 inc gst $ 40 inc gst $ 70 inc gst
Colour Advertisement - - $ 100 inc gst
Williamstown Lyndoch
Landcare Our next monthly meeting will be 7-30 pm on the
4th Wednesday of the month. Anyone is wel-
come. If you have any questions please contact.
Chairman: Brian Teskey 8524 4316
Vice Chair: Eric Walton 8524 4128
Treasurer: Joerg Wiese 8524 6397
Pastor Paul Hannola
Office: 8524 5100
Mobile: 0477033230
Email: [email protected]
SEPTEMBER 2014
*PLEASE NOTE: WORSHIP PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Church Year Lyndoch Rowland Flat
Pentecost 13 7 September (Father’s day)
HC 9am
Simple spoken HC 10.30am
Pentecost 14 14 September
Worship 10.30am
Morning Praise 9am
Pentecost 15 21 September
HC 9am
Traditional spoken HC 10.30am
Pentecost 16 28 September
Worship 10.30am
Worship 9am
Pentecost 17 5 October
HC 9am
Simple spoken HC 10.30am
Lyndoch Baptist Church 9 Kauffmann Ave, Lyndoch
You are welcome to join us every Sunday at 10am
Pastor Dennis Triplett
Tel. 8523 1346
Date:
September 1st-6th Lyndoch Op Shop Everything 1/2 price sale
1st Lyndoch Red Cross meeting
1st Williamstown Uniting Church Garden Club
7th Hill & Son Organ Concert - Bach to the future
8th Lyndoch Community Group meeting: 7.30pm Meeting Rm
10th Lifeline 'Walk for Suicide Prevention' - Nuriootpa
13th-14th Hemera Estate - Warehouse Wine Sale
20th Wine, Women & Song Concert - Nuriootpa
21st Red Cross Community Day 11am-4pm Institute
24th Lyndoch Williamstown Landcare
25th Grapevine cut off date for next issue
25th Wildflower Walk in Local Bush
28th Goldfields Open Day
October 11th Sandy Creek Uniting Church Car Boot Sale
13th Lyndoch Red Cross meeting
Williamstown Uniting Church Garden Club
See inside for details of some of these events
YOU can MAKE a DIFFERENCE to our township—
Join the Lyndoch & Districts Community Group. This group is a Lyndoch based sub-committee of The Barossa Council that coor-
dinates the use of our local community facilities by local sporting, recreation and
community bodies and providing local input into the ongoing development of
these facilities.
Get involved with community projects and improvements around the town-
ship and meet new people along the way. Any enquiries contact: Andrew Lane
Tel. 8522 6486, 0421 563 937
The Barossa – Heritage, Lifestyle, Opportunity, Prosperity
A majestic revival Standing over 10 metres tall you can’t help but be in awe of the majestic structure that is the Hill & Son Grand Organ. Now restored back to its original 1877 glory, after an intense restoration period spanning 14 years, this pipe organ takes pride of place in the Barossa Regional Gallery, Tanunda. Featuring 2,260 pipes, some in splendid restored colours and gold leaf, there really is more than meets the eye to this grand organ that called the Adelaide Town Hall its home from 1877 to 1989. Steve Kaesler, a Director of the Organ Historical Trust of Australia, said the completion of this authentic restoration project has restored a sense of integrity to an instrument that was pivotal to music making in the Adelaide Town Hall, and indeed South Australia, for over 110 years. The restoration has returned this grand pipe organ back to its rightful place as a living, breathing, sounding instrument once again, in a community where it is being used. “The restoration certainly took a long time and was quite difficult … but it was well worth the energy and the wait,” he said. “The organ is an artefact in its own right, built by Hill & Son, one of the world’s finest 19th century English organ builders. The fact it is located in the Barossa, a community that understands music and history, means that it will be used. That’s a perfect fit! “Nowhere else in Australia is the culture of pipe organs understood more than perhaps in the Barossa. The community has taken a real sense of ownership over this project and become involved in it, which is great to see.” The official unveiling of the completed organ will culminate in a grand opening concert series at the end of August. The three stage concert series will feature eminent Australian organists Dominic Peris-
sinotto of Fremantle and Christopher Wrench of Brisbane. THE CONCERT SERIES
‘Grand Opening Gala Concert’ - Saturday, August 30 at 7.30pm
‘Grand Concert in Town Hall Style’ – Sunday, August 31 at 2.30pm
‘Bach to the Future’ – Sunday, September 7 at 2.30pm - featuring Christopher Wrench. Tickets $25. Tickets are available from the Barossa Regional Gallery, Basedow Road, Ta-nunda or by phoning 8563 3199.
Lyndoch Christmas Party
12th December - Lyndoch Oval - 5-10pm
Contact: Rueben Tel 0439 009 094 or
Rachel Tel. 0488 737 063
Williamstown Uniting Church Garden Club Madagascar was the topic with guest Christine Baker at the August meeting, and it proved to be a fascinat-ing island, as Christine found after her first visit, returning many times. The island is very wet in North-East parts to much drier near the Western coast, with 12,000 different types of plants and 22 million people. On her power point display we were able to see lemurs, monkeys, apes, great apes all tree climbers, and many beautiful birds. The lan-guages mainly Indonesian and Malagasy, and main reli-gion Protestant and Roman Catholic, with an overlaying of old traditions. Christine had a display of many crafts from there and colourful clothes, which unfortunately we could not fully appreciate as Christine had to leave. Birthday greetings to Marie Bryant, Kim Hemsleigh, Pat James, Bill Hodgson. Best home grown vegetable won by Eve Searle, Joan Reilly, Robyn Denner and lucky raffle winners were Joan, Marion and Marlene. The meeting started with a choice of 3 yummy soups and rolls, and many thanks to the cooks for soup and rolls. Our Christmas outing is fast approaching (a bus trip to secret destination) and Bill needs numbers and deposits from intending attendees. Monday September 1. Meet at Uniting Church at 10am for map, to visit nursery in Littlehampton, morning tea supplied, bring your own lunch and then visit Duck Flat Commu-nity Garden in Mt Barker. September 1st at 10am. Enquiries: Jean Randall Tel. 8524 6355
WAREHOUSE WINE SALE Saturday 13th September
Sunday 14th September
9am to 5pm
Sweet & Dry White Wines from $50 per dozen
Sparkling White Wine $80 per dozen
Red Wines from $80 per dozen
HUGE DISCOUNTS!
TRY BEFORE YOU BUY!
1516 BAROSSA VALLEY WAY LYNDOCH Phone: 8524 4033
Email: [email protected]
The Barossa District Football Club will be providing a sausage sizzle at
the wine sale with all proceeds going to the club.
Lyndoch Social
Dancing Friday Evenings
Lyndoch Hall, 7.30pm. We would love to see some new faces so come along and have some fun Adults $5, Children $2
Enquiries: Irene Tel.
8524 4067
TUESDAY AT
2pm until 3.10pm
GRANDPARENTS WHO
ARE CARING FOR
THEIR
GRANDCHILDREN,
CARERS and PARENTS are welcome to call in to the
community room and have a
cuppa and cake. Have a chat
about child raising or just some
adult conversation! The kettle
is on.
PLEASE JOIN US!
You’ll find us next to the OSHC
area. Jan….. CPSW Tel.
0408 500 867
Spring into Spring with Massage
Massage is beneficial for body wellness and after an exceptionally cold winter where more time has been spent indoors we could all do with a boost to our circulation and
muscle function. If you have aches and pains or just feeling a little flat I could
help to get you feeling better and moving more freely. I am offering Deep Tissue massage, relaxation massage,
sports massage and myofascial cupping.
Monday to Thursday – evening appointments also available and Saturday mornings
Spring Special - new clients one hour
massage $55 instead of $65
Existing clients - get your loyalty card
working for you and book today
(after 5 visits your 6th visit at 20% off )
Health fund rebates available …..AAMT member
Valerie Koch Remedial Massage Therapist,
Lyndoch………….. 0414905163
Lyndoch
Red Cross News
The people of Lyndoch are invited to help the Lyndoch Red Cross celebrate it’s 75th year of
continuous service on Sunday September 21st. This event will also commemorate 100 years of
Red Cross in Australia.
The day is to be a relaxed fun-filled family day with plenty of amusements to entertain young
and old. The CFS will be running a sausage sizzle and the Red Cross ladies will be selling Dev-
onshire teas but please feel free to pack a picnic and just sit on the lawns and listen to the Ma-
rananga Brass Band, Sounds Familiar Choir and the performances of the students from both St
Jakobi Lutheran School and Lyndoch Primary School.
There will be organised games on the day and some help would be appreciated from the public
to supervise some of these for short periods. The official flag raising will take place at 1.00pm
with dignitaries from all walks of politics and Red Cross officials present.
Please come along any time between 11am and 4pm – or all day if you like - to help celebrate
the great work Red Cross does for the community and the world.
For more information on the above or Red Cross, please phone Malinda on 8524 5353.
Next year, 2015, is the
Terquasquicentenary For Lyndoch
Terquasquicentenary stands for the 175th Anniversary of an event. It's been a massive 175 years since Lyndoch
was settled as a township. Colonel William
Light first set foot in our beautiful area in 1837
and named it Lynedoch Vale. It was in 1840
that people began to set up their homes and
form a township.
The Lyndoch Historical Society and
Community Committee are seeking ideas as to
what events people would like to hold to
celebrate this milestone. It does not mean your
obligated to organise it, although of course any
help is always gratefully received.
Event ideas can be emailed to-
PO Box 146, Lyndoch 5351
LYNDOCH 1840 Lyndoch, the first settlement in the Barossa, was established by September 1840. ‘The Southern Australian’ of 2nd March 1841 reported: This splendid survey, belonging to the South Australian Company, and of which they were put in possession only in September last, is, we are told, rapidly assuming the appearance of a thriving settlement. Although located upon but a few months, it is said to have a larger population already than Gawler Town – its present number of inhabitants amounting to about one hundred souls. The ring of the anvil – the sound of the carpenter’s hammer – the sawing and splitting of timber in the neighbourhood – and the song of the ploughman on the plains – are said to give it that air of bustling activity. About two hundred acres will be under cultivation in this survey alone during the ensuing season. The spirited manner in which Mr Browne has commenced operations is spoken of in the highest possible terms, and a confident expectation is entertained of his being rewarded with overflowing returns at the forth-coming harvest.
