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, willungagazette@gmail.com 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. 1 No. 6 1 June, 2013

Price: FREE

News

Off the Slate Gallery - As one door closes, another opens .........

It has been a week of tears, red wine, mops and brooms.

It's been 8 wonderful years of exhibiting in High Street Willunga and Yes, unfortunately the gallery has closed. Due to increased running costs, the financial downturn and lack of new members we made the sad decision to cease trading in this location.

NOW FOR THE GOOD NEWS - Glen in the GLASS STUDIO at 36 High Street has offered us space in his studio. It’s just over the road and up a bit. We will be having a MOVING EXHIBITION in July. Glen has fine glass art which will be complimented beside our art. We apologise for any inconvenience this move may have made to our loyal supports and encourage you to watch this space for details as we reach them. Thank you for your support and all your well wishes.

Helen via Facebook

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Willunga Business

and Tourism

Membership is slowly growing. It is currently sitting at 56 with Ozfeathers as major supporter. I am Tall Poppy, Willunga Recreation Park, ANZ Bank, Chook’s Little Winery Tours, Adelaide Biplanes and the Alma Hotel are Silver Sponsors. Sixteen other Willunga businesses are bronze sponsors.

The committee has been exploring ways to develop closer links with the City of Onkaparinga in order to become a more active player as an association. As it stands we have: 1) Representation on the Economic Development Forum – a body repre-sentative of all the business and tour-ism associations in the council area; 2) We have made a point of having a committee member present at each of the Streetscape meetings called by the Council project management team;

3) We have a good working relation-ship with elected ward councillors; 4) We continue to work closely with the council with regard to events – in particular Stage 5 of the Tour Down Under; 5) We have been an important part of the Council/NBN hub develop-ment; and 6) We have made representation to the council on behalf of the township in order to raise awareness of WBTA strategic planning and the role that council plays in achieving WBTA goals;

WBTA has an important role to play. Given that the committee are all volunteers, support from the community is paramount.

Dave Greenslade - President

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Friends

Shoe Shine

The charity shoe shine, next to the Green Room has recommenced but after seven years Doug March has decided to end his involvement. Doug supported Barefoot Initiative's work in Ethiopia.

At this stage all funds will support the work of the Willunga Circle of Friends.

Regards John Bennett Convenor, Willunga Circle of Friends

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June 1st

Saturday June 1st Sat 9am - 2pm, Wellbeing at Willunga Market, Show Hall (Opp Farmers Market) June 2

nd Sunday Wedding Expo at the

Serafino Winery 10 AM - 4 PM, Kangarilla Rrd, McLaren Vale June 2

nd Sunday 2.30pm Singery

presents “Pacifica” an afternoon of choral music including songs inspired by the sea Willunga Uniting church Admission by donation ($5) June 8

th Market Day – Willunga Farmer’s

Market, Willunga Quarry Market, LETS Market, Willunga Artisans Market June 8

th Saturday 6.30pm STARS presents

"To Inspire with Metal and Wire" opening RSVP 83238386 - Art Exhibition by Kitty

Steneker and Ian Brabon. Open each Saturday 11.00am to 3.00pm until end of June June 8

th,9

th and 10

th Sea and Vines Food

and Wine Festival see www.mclarenvale.info June 8th and 9

th The Silverados @

Willunga Creek Wines 1-5pm ticket $25ea phone Dave 0411 854 000 June 8

th Saturday Lions Giant Trash and

Treasure Market, Old Saleyards, Binney Rd June 10

th Monday – Queens Birthday

holiday June 15

th Saturday Willunga Farmers

Market 8-12.30pm June 15

th Saturday Cinemallunga

June 22nd

Saturday Willunga Farmers

Market 8-12.30pm, LETS Market @ Enviroment Centre June 29

th Saturday Willunga Farmers

Market 8-12.30pm, LETS Market @ Enviroment Centre June 29

th Willunga Lions Auction. Gates

open at 6.30am and the auction commences at 8.30am. www.willungalions.com.au July 27

th Sat and July 28

th Sun

2013 Willunga Almond Blossom Festival - Lots of exciting things happening this year, can't wait to share them with you! August 18

th – Lions Swap meet

September 14th

Sat– Federal Election September 21

st Sat-Willunga hosts

District Football Grand Final 2014 – www.willunga.com/175

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Willunga Gig Guide - June

Willunga Hotel – Middle Pub Lunch 12-2pm Dinner 6-8.30pm

Bookings 8556 2135 June 14

th Friday Nat Pike solo acoustic covers,

June 15th Saturday Adam Moffat solo acoustic covers, June 28

th Friday Steve Ashley 2 pce covers,

June 29th Saturday Dub drop DJ

Alma Hotel – Bottom Pub Bookings 8556 2027

June 2nd

Sunday-Alma All Stars Jazz- 12-3pm in the function room, bookings preferred June 7

th Friday -Karaoke 9pm

June 9th

Sunday-Yoshi Wij- 2:30-5:30pm. Acoustic rock/pop and balloon artist June 22

nd Saturday - Mexicano theme night-DJ 8:30pm

June 28th

Friday-Hemi-pacer classic rock band 8:30pm

Old Bush Inn – Top Pub Dining is from 12pm-3pm & 6pm – 9pm Thu-Sat

Bookings call 8556 2032 June 1

st Saturday 8.30-11.47pm Stella Connection Old Bush

Inn June 6

th Thursday 8.30-11.45pm Open Mic Night – Jack

June 8th

Saturday 8.30-11.45pm Mighty Night Owls June 13

th Thursday 8.30-11.45pm Jay Hoad

June 15th

Saturday 8.30-11.30pm Spirit of Alondray June 20

th Thursday 8.30-11.45pm Open Mic Night – Dave

June 22nd

Saturday 8.30-11.45pm Enuf Said June 27

th Thursday – TBA

June 29th

Saturday 8.30-11.45pm Eddie & The Barnstormers

Fernies

In association with www.WirraCreekMusic.com.au Fern Forest Nursery, Main Road, Willunga (all events $20 / $15

Table bookings 0405 130 910) BYO drinks and nibbles Friday, June 14th, 7.30pm Adelaide’s top folk duo, Andy and Marta with support from Alan Hartley. $20/$15 BYO drinks and nibbles. Wines from MINKO available. Book a table: 0405130910 Friday, July 12th, 7.30pm Barry Skipsey with support from Soursob Bob All other information as above. Wines by Magpie Springs Friday, August 9th, 7.30pm Neil Murray with support from Howard James

CALTEX WILLUNGA, YOUR LOCAL SERVO THANKS YOU To everyone who filled in our "Help us to Help you" form. We have received some great feedback and will definitely be guided by some of the suggestions. The staff would like to thank you, for all your positive responses about our level of service. It's good to know we are satisfying your needs in that area. Just a reminder of products we do carry apart from the normal Service Station items: We have a range of Frozen products including tubs of ice cream and frozen meals; We stock Free Range eggs and bacon; Our dairy fridges stock Fleurieu Milk and yoghurts, cream and basic cheeses. We do have a range of basic groceries. AND NEW IN • A range of Gluten Free potato chips • A new selection of "healthier" bars, all gluten free • Boonshine! Amanda's Orange based cleaning product. The lucky winner of the $200 voucher was Michelle McBride.

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Cinemallunga!

Another great cinemallunga exper-ience on April 27th. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Shine.

If you missed them you can at least see the latest episode of Willunga Faux Klore- What is the mystery behind the Willunga Water Tower? (enter ‘cinemallunga’ into youtube). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkPOoZYrA2Q

Our next events will be on June 15th

August 31

st and October 19

th so

please note in your diaries.

Volunteers always welcome ph Brian 0418 807 529

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Thank you

On Sunday the 28th April Motivation Australia and Partners in Disability and Development (PDD) joined forces to host a fund raising walk from the Aldinga Arts Eco Village to the beautiful Port Willunga Beach. 69 people participated in the walk; with many commenting on the beautiful surroundings they enjoyed. Walk for Wheels has raised over $2,000. Thank you to all those who participated in the event by walking, donating, or volunteering their time to assist. For more information, please visit: http://www.motivation.org.au/

-------- Well done to Fino Willunga restaurant, Quality Tourism South Australia's newest quality assured member

Willunga History From: http://willunga.nowandthen.net.au/ Willunga School, early 1890s

Willunga School, early 1890s Can you add any of your family's names to this photo? Who is the teacher? Many thanks to Coral Eden who has been able to identify some of her relatives. From Willunga National Trust, photo courtesy of Coral Eden. Email:willunganowandthen@gmail.com

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productions

South Australia through the eyes of local film maker, Ben Dowie.

The sun warms your arms and neck. Cool waves nibble at your ankles. Life is so relaxed in Willunga, it appears in slow motion. Strolling through quaint farmer's markets. Long drives past historic vineyards. Padding about in a little boat. Brilliant day - time for a gourmet pizza with a cult fan following!

Filmed on South Australia's, Fleurieu Peninsula (Willunga)

Featured locations: Willunga Farmers Market Penny's Hill winery and cellar door Port Willunga beach Russells Pizza

-------- Look for a ‘Services Directory App’ for your mobile, a new initiative from the Southern Services Reform Group.

This comedy web-series pilot 'Film School' is the first project from an emerging production company called 'Screen Capers'. Local Albert Jamae has partnered with Michael Zeitz from St Peters, in an attempt to create more comedy based product-ions/sitcoms in Adelaide.

They have secured interest from the South Australian Film Commission and Media Resource Centre to apply for funding to make a short series (6 episodes to begin with)

The project began a year ago and was made on a $2000 budget with lots of in-kind support from actors, crew and cast.

Here's the link to the pilot via their website http://screencapers.com.au/film-

school/ or the direct link to youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJZesI7ml

eA Albert’s role in this is writer, producer and actor.

Check out Albert’s new ebook - Conquering Self Defeatist Syndrome (read 50% of it for free!) https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/317876

He will be greatly appreciative if you could pass the link on, besides June 1

st is his birthday. Happy Birthday,

Albert.

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Willunga Chiropractic and Natural Therapies

85562668

11 High St (behind the Pharmacy)

Chiropractic Acupuncture

Chinese Herbal Medicine Shiatsu

Remedial Massage

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Sporting Club

News

Willunga Football Club Dogs Savage Demons

Match report of 18 May

Mitch Portlock probably would have liked to celebrate his 200

th game for

Willunga FC with a different match result but it was not to be. Although he won and ran and carried the ball all day to drive Willunga forward, the Mt Compass defence was too strong. Willunga’s defence worked hard but it was no match for big Tom Pinyon who dominated the air, marked strongly, ran hard and kicked nine match winning goals.

Pinyon kicked the first goal of the match at the ten minute mark after a contested grab and then snapped another one minute later after a perfect front and centre rove. The game developed into a ten minute tussle and again it was Pinyon who rose above the standard with a good grab and long goal. Willunga attacked but could only manage behinds and then on the siren Pinyon ran fifty metres to make space, accept a short pass and goal.

The second quarter was a repeat of the pattern of play in the first period. Willunga fumbled and often looked hesitant while the Dogs worked the close in hand ball with surety and precision then kicked to position into their forward lines. The first two minutes of the quarter were Willunga’s best with goals from Groom and But-cher. Thereafter Compass settled and moved the ball with confide-ence. Theirs was a team effort while Willunga relied on a few individuals. Demon Steele and Bulldog Hoban neutralised each other in the ruck but the Corbett brothers often took the ball away from the centre square. Pinyon marked and pass-ed to Parsons who goaled and then Pinyon himself received a pass to kick his fifth for the game.

A Willunga defensive fumble allowed Camac to swoop and goal. A McKenzie mistake set up Burdett who kicked truly for the Demons. Michael Corbett and Smith, too often found ways to evade Willunga’s tackles. Their hard work set up Davis who passed to Pittway who then pin pointed Pinyon who made it six for the game and give the visitors a five goal lead at half time.

Willunga came out all fired up in the third quarter to assert them-selves, but the Dogs stole their thunder. Lahiff missed from forty metres and on the rebound Parsons took a strong chest mark and kicked a goal. Brokenshire was winning plenty of the ball but could not stop Burdett kicking a much needed major for Willunga. The ten minutes following that goal were the toughest of the match. It was a goal from Demon recruit Altus that broke the stalemate and gave Willunga hope but then Miegel went to ground with what appeared to be a knee injury. He was forced to release the ball

and Compass swooped and Pinyon scored again.

The momentum moved back to the Bulldogs despite a McGowan goal. Michael Corbett goaled after a fifty metre penalty and followed that up with a centre square break for his second on a minute.

Willunga were still in touch coming into the final quarter but still had not reduced the first term deficit. They began full of hope when Butcher was awarded fifty metres and goaled but Compass drove long and deep from the resulting ball up. Two Willunga defenders failed to spoil and Pinyon marked in the goal square.

Milburn, the Corbetts and Davis continued to win the ball and use it precisely. Another ten minute arm wrestle ensued before Willunga broke the shackles. Standfield marked and kicked accurately after a good delivery by Haskett and Portlock. He kicked another five minutes later but then Davis wove some magic in heavy traffic to snap a beauty and snuff out any chance of a Willunga win. The icing on the cake came at the 23 minute mark when Pittaway found Pinyon who kicked his ninth for the game.

Mt Compass won three of the four quarters and were the better team on the day. A well earned victory.

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Willunga Table Tennis The summer season has finished. We congratulate the following players for being in the premiership teams. For the Tuesday night competition, the winners were Noel Sibley, Robin Loechel, Rod Earles and Geoff Young.

Wednesday night winners were Trevor Bradley, Allan Cresswell and Louise Jessup.

We have recently held our annual Singles championship round robin competition and the winner was Norm Wallis.

The next season begins immediately after the Willunga Almond Blossom Festival, in August.

In the meantime, we have practice/coaching sessions each alternate Tuesday and Wednesday nights.

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Willunga Football Club Roosters take the Cup

Match report of 11 May

Fortunately for Willunga the cup that Strath took home on Saturday night was the Ivan Cross Cup and not the big one. In slightly overcast and windless conditions the Roosters and Demons played with a pink ball and gave the crowd just what we all want. A competition that seesawed, for a while, then had one team in a winning position only to be beaten by the last kick of the day.

Strath always seems to have a special intensity when they come to Willunga.

The game started with Straths Cousins, Nisbett, Munn and Tucker pitted against Demons Steele, Portlock, Groom and McDonald in what must be one of the best square contests in the League. The start of play was open and clean and it only took the rooster two minutes to post the first goal of the game through Simounds. The Roosters posted a second quite quickly and then the pressure increased and scoring became difficult. Standfield had a crack and missed and Willunga finally posted a major 18 minutes into the term followed by Weckert’s retaliation but Butcher for the Demons posted a major near the end of the quarter to put the Demons in front by 6 points at the first break.

So Willunga started a bit slow, The Roosters were hot but by the end of the term the Demons had the ascendancy.

The second quarter was the reverse with Willunga coming out of the blocks very well, posting the first goal and then the Roosters overtaking them to just squeeze the margin down by a couple of points to take them to the break. Demon Miegel was on fire for most of the quarter.

Then the big break and the Demons came out and did their third quarter thing and added six goals to their opponents 2 points to grow the lead to what looked like a winner. They defended well and attacked with power while the Roosters just kept in there.

At three quarter time the Demons were 27 points up and looking pretty good. But……

The last quarter saw a Strath transition and they started with great run and kept the ball forward to maximise their scoring shots with great success. They did what the home side had done in the previous quarter and were dominant all

over the ground. As the time ticked on the Willunga supporters would have been hoping for the siren to sound as they watched their side’s margin deteriorate.

There was some tough footy going on in the last few minutes as tempers frayed and to the Roosters credit they kept the pressure on. Willunga’s players made some bad mistakes that gave their opponents advantage and they did not seem to be concentrating on keeping the ball out of the Roosters goal range.

In the dying minutes, actually seconds, an interception by the Rooster led to a long bomb into their goals with the hope that the kick had the length required but it did not. However Wayde Thorpe leapt over five opponents to take the screamer of the year on somebody’s shoulders and had the ball in his hands as the final siren sounded to give him a free right in the goal square.

The Roosters deserve the win for their tenacity and determin-ation all the way through the game.

Wow, what a season. Unpre-dictable as it should be to keep us all keen and interested in watching how thing unfold for our teams.

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Lions

On the 8th June Willunga Lions are launching their Giant Trash and Treasure Market which will be held every 4 months at the sale yard. They are hoping this will compliment the current Willunga markets and initiate more visitors to our beautiful town. On Wednesday 8th May the Willunga Lions along with the Willunga Lions Ladies Auxiliary presented $2400 to the Aldinga Primary School to assist them to set up a new program called a “Health

and Wellbeing program for the Early Years” The object of the program is to provide fortnightly yoga sessions for the schools early year classes (Reception, Year 1 and Year 2)

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Church Notices

Anglican Pastoral District of Southern Vales -St Stephen’s Church, St Andrews Tce. Service Saturday 5.30 pm: Vigil Mass. All Welcome. Contact: Fr Paul Devenport, Telephone 8323 9744 Website: www.southernvalesparish.org

David and Kylie Mills

St Stephen’s Anglican Church at Willunga is proving popular with weddings with several over the past few months. In the last three months, Michael Paradowski and Maryann Gulin were married on the 16

th of March while David Mills and Kylie

Cheesman joined hands in holy matrimony on the 6

th of April.

One of the couples went on to have their reception at a local winery while the other had their reception at the Hilton Hotel in Adelaide.

Any couples wishing to consider being married at St Stephen’s or at the other churches at McLaren Vale, Aldinga or Old Noarlunga should contact Fr. Paul Devenport on 8323 9744.

The churches which are part of the Pastoral District of the Southern Vales will be involved in the Wedding Expo at the Serafino Winery on Sunday the 2

nd of

June.

St Stephen’s is also organising a monthly dinner at the Old Bush Inn on the 3rd Saturday night of the month after the service for anyone wishing to join in for fellowship. The next dinner will be held on the 15

th June. For further details,

contact Ted Sandercock on 8556 4535.

Website: www.southernvalesparish.org

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 Sun-days 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 http://www.willungaparish.org.au/

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ALL WELCOME to Christian Science Group Sue & Doug March invite you to join them in sharing and discov-ering 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

-------- The community at Willunga Uniting Church - The vines are turning a golden rust colour as the night creeps up on the day even earlier. As winter arrives our faith community has enjoyed a rich variety of worship exper-iences.

With focus on the birthday of the church at Pentecost, on May 19th – the uncommercial fest-ival of the Christian

calendar. There are no greeting cards, catalogues and sales pitch for this one. Following on from this there was a celebration of Reconciliation Sunday, Trinity Sunday & Sorry Day.

The Uniting Church and the Synod of South Australia is on a journey of reconciliation with Aboriginal Australians.

We believe the Trinity evokes the theme of community and relationships and that restoring human relationships is part of God’s reconciling mission in our world. This journey of reconciliation is a response to the Bible’s call to care for all people including the marginalised and vulnerable.

A special offering was collected in support of the Oonadatta Faith Community in getting a 4WD vehicle to help transport young people to leadership training and youth ministry events.

Oonadatta is a faith community with the furthest distance from Adelaide, over 1,000 kilometres.

A special reminder about our monthly Quarry market cake stall, which occurs in June over the long weekend. On June the 8th. We look forward to seeing visitors new and old to our popular cake stall.

All homemade and freshly baked goods for sale. Including the highly sort after Grannies apple and apricot cakes. Pop by and say hello.

Worship times are 10.30am each Sunday. www.willunga.unitingchurchsa.org.au/

Enquiries always welcome to Jenny on 85562758

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Willunga Events (To update this info contact the ed.)

The Willunga Farmers Market Choir (Soulfood) "acapella singing for the enjoyment of a wide audience". A fe-male choir singing about food, wine, love, people, places and the sea-sons. The Choir meets at Waverly homestead, St Peters Terrace, Willunga, Monday nights at 7.30pm. Info Margi Beed 8556 5032 Franka Gerlach 8556 6783 Jill Stone 0407 695 029

Trees for Life, Willunga District. (ref 05) General meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month (ex-cept January) at 7.30pm in the Eco Classroom at Tatachilla Lutheran College Enquiries

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to Julie Turner email julieturner@ iprimus.com.au or 8556 2401

Night Owls Lawn Bowls @Willunga Bowling Club every Wednesday @7.00pm Weekly fee of $5.00 For info Nic Storer 0412 900 336 or 8556 2246 or nicstorer @optusnet.com.au

STARS - Southern Theatre and Arts Supports please ring 832238386 business hours or email starswillunga@hotmail.com

Rotary Club of McLaren Vale supports activities in Aldinga, Willunga, McLaren Vale and surrounding districts. They 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

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 National Trust - The Slate Museum and the Court House Museum are open 1pm to 4pm Sat-urday, Sunday, Tuesday and Public holidays Inquiries phone 8556 2195

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 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 (check the new website www.willungalions.com.au ) Auction is held 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 On the 8th June we are launching our Giant Trash and Treasure Market which will be held every 4 months at the sale yard.

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 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 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

Willunga Hill Art Group Inc, Waverly Homestead, inside Willunga golf course grounds. Meet the first Tues-day in the month at 7pm where we watch different guest Artists doing 1 hour demonstrations $5pp all wel-come Contact Anne Cross on 0451 675 505 www.willungahillartgroup.org/

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 Garden Club meets every 2nd Thursday of the month except January at the Lutheran Church Hall Aldersy Street McLaren Vale at 7.30pm cost $3 Contact Chris 8323 7742

Willunga Basketball - new players are always welcome. Mens comp Wednesday nights Womens comp Tuesday nights Juniors throughout the week Contact Margaret 8556 2360 or 0421 358 326

The 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

Willunga Artisans Market second Saturday of each month 9am -1pm Show Hall

Willunga Farmers Market every Saturday 8am -12.30pm Township Square, Willunga 10% members discount

Willunga Quarry Market www.willungaquarrymarket.com Second Saturday of every month 9.00am-1.00pm Willunga Recreation Park Contact David 0408 897 393

LETS South Markets held 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month at the Willunga Environment Centre, High St. 10-1.00pm For more information contact Chairperson Wil Heidt on 0414 484 723 or email enquiries@letssouth.com Visit the website www.letssouth.com

Wellbeing at Willunga, monthly market first Saturday 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. All Welcome. wellbeingatwillunga@gmail.com FREE ENTRY. Willunga Show hall, 9-2pm

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Community

Notices Trees for Life Diary Dates. Meetings at the Eco Classroom at Tatachilla Lutheran College, inquiries 8556 2401.

Wed 5th

June, 7.30pm. Aquatic Invertebrates of the South Australian Mound Springs. SA Museum Research Scientist Dr Rachael King will talk about recent explorations of freshwater springs around Lake Eyre, the unique assemblages of aquatic critters that have evolved in these distinctive habitats and how this work gives us insights into ancient Australian landscapes.

Wed 3rd July, 7.20pm. Ferdinand von Muller in South Australia. von Mueller arrived in Adelaide in 1847 and spent two years here, using a cottage in the Bugle Ranges near Macclesfield. John Gitsham will share his research into this eminent botanist’s time in SA before he moved to Victoria where eventually becoming Director of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne.

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University of the Third Age Aldinga

If you are retired or near retirement and would like to keep your brain and body active meet new people, share your skills or learn new ones Join Aldinga U3A. Classes include poetry, history, creative writing, exercise, dance, gardening,

films, lectures, excursions, philo-sophy and many more.

For more information ring Margaret 83830562. Classes run in school terms.

--------- Breast Cancer Support Group, Aldinga Medical Centre, Conference Room , Tuesdays fortnightly 10-11am starting June 4th, donation, contact Susie 0423 972 813 for details

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Mayor’s Garden Competition Enter your garden – there are plenty of

categories. For further details and nomination form please go

to www.onkaparingacity.com.au

Old TVs can go free to Southern Waste Resources Authority – 112 Bakewell

Drive, Seaford

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Classifieds

STARS Winter Concert at Waverly Homestead featuring local artists Lucinda Moon on baroque violin and Glenys March on harpsichord Sunday 30 June at 2.30pm. Tickets $35 Bookings 83238386

------- Karen Mann, Marriage Celebrant, for a unique, personal ceremony at very reasonable rates. Phone 8556 8506 mobile 0434 006 223. kmann01@bigpond.net.au

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Drop in for an awesome coffee on your way to and from the Sea and Vines events. Also if you haven’t had brekky, try one of our bacon and egg rolls. YUM!!

10 High Street 85562041