Willunga Gazette December 2013

Est. 2013 Issue: Vol. 1 No. 12 1 December, 2013 Please take one Printed 1,000 Emails 230

WILLUNGA ---GAZETTE--A monthly publication of the Willunga Business and Tourism Association Inc

SANTOS Tour Down Under 2014 Jayco Stage 5 Saturday January 25th 2014 Your Village Needs YOU – WE only have 56 days to go This is my second year helping in the actual organising of decorating our beautiful town for the Tour Down Under and I NEED YOU TO HELP CONTINUE THE GREAT IMPACT THAT VOLUNTEERS HAVE ON OUR TOWN FOR THIS ANNUAL EVENT. It is a great way to meet members of your community and to bring into the consciousness of people from all over the world the place we call home, Willunga. Read on and see how you can support this event then you can contact me on 8556 7314 to let me know.

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the size of a Penny Farthing front wheel. Bring work horses, saws and carpenter‟s pencil.

If you can hold a paint brush your skills will be most welcome too. Any day from Monday 13th to Monday 20th December Paint a large Penny farthing on a Hillside – may be a couple of them

CALL ME, Sue Caporn March, ON 8556 7314 TO TELL ME WHAT YOU‟D LIKE TO HELP WITH AND WHEN I‟m looking forward to having my phone ring off the hook

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Over the years the Tour Down Under has grown to be a worldwide event, watched by millions of people and this year is no different.

Willunga has been awarded Best Dressed Town on many occasions, that‟s why I‟d like to continue our tradition of showcasing our wonderful village with the high standard of commitment that we‟ve always had. This can‟t be done by wriggling one‟s nose and waking up on the morning of the event and wheee, our town has been transformed into a colourful, vibrant place. This means I need YOUR HELP with Decorations.

Skills required: Enthusiasm, Energy, Ability to Laugh and Able to climb tall buildings in a single bound… Forget the last one, we only ask that you have the first three requirements and if you can give some time with the following:        

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Someone to help with cutting binder twine to tie balloons – Wednesday 8th January at my place Someone to help with cutting bamboo – Wednesday 8th January at my place Turn up on Wed 22, Thursday 23 and Friday 24 January – Anytime from 10am-3pm I NEED 3 MORE COMPRESSORS Hold a balloon and blow it up with a compressor (adults) Tie balloons together Arrange in a predetermined Assembling arrangement At 5.30AM Saturday 25 January Morning of Stage 5 SANTOS Tour Down Under be at RSL/CWA rooms – this is a wonderful time of the morning, to distribute inflated balloons to spots around Willunga; watching our town wake up and helping to create a festive atmosphere for the day ahead; Unwanted colourful paint – water based If you have any black poly pipe hanging around about 15cms across by 10M – can be in short pieces – if so, anyone who has a method of joining it, that would be great too.

Donations of light weight wood approximately 1.5 metres square so that on Any day from Monday 13th to Monday 20th December at my place, volunteers who have skills with a saw, can cut out the shape of 5 wheels, made from the donated wood –

WILLUNGA- The place to be for STAGE 5 of the SANTOS Tour Down Under 2014 Food and drinks available, from the Alma Hotel to the Old Courthouse THE PELATON PICNIC at THE OLD COURT-HOUSE (top of High Street) 10am – 4pm Bring the family, a picnic rug and sit under the shade of trees and umbrellas, enjoy the day while checking off the EIGHT W’s below.  Watch the bike race as the riders head up OLD WILLUNGA HILL.  When they are out of sight, watch them on THE BIG SCREEN.  When you‟re feeling peckish, have a bite to eat from the choices of GREAT FOOD offered at the stalls in and around the old courthouse.  When you‟re feeling thirsty, a choice of SOFT DRINKS AND WATER from the stalls.  Where better to partake of some of the fine wines and beers of the district, than by spending time at the GORGEOUS WINE BAR  While wining and dining listen to GREAT LIVE MUSIC from the fabulous duo “E’NUFF SAID” and local duo, Sasha and Brenton.  Wander around the Old Courthouse site and explore the COURTHOUSE MUSEUM and gain a sense of the wonderful history of Willunga. 2014 celebrates Willunga’s 175th birthday!  What about the children having their faces painted by an expert FACE PAINTER?

Willunga Gazette – published by Willunga Business and Tourism, PO Box 22, Willunga SA 5172 www.willunga.com

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WILLUNGA GIG GUIDE Alma Hotel – Bottom Pub Bookings 8556 2027 Sun 1st -Jazz 12-3 Fri 6th -Karaoke 9pm Sat 14th -The Hitmen 8:30 Sat 21st -The Piano Man 8-11 Sun 22nd -Full Circle 2:30-6 Xmas Eve-Justin Freschi Every Tuesday-Poker 6:30 start, $10 buy in Every Thursday-free 8-Ball comp, win a $50 Alma voucher Willunga Hotel – Middle Pub Lunch 12-2pm Dinner 6-8.30pm Bookings 8556 2135 Old Bush Inn – Top Pub Sunday - Wednesday Lunch 12-2 Dinner 6-8 pm Thursday - Saturday Dining is from 12 -9.00pm Bookings call 8556 2032 Thu 5th Open Mic - Tony 8.30 - 11.45pm Sat 7th Cat Dog Bird 8.30 - 11.45pm Thu 12th Jay Hoad 8.30 - 11.45pm Sat 14th Stella Connection 8.30 - 11.45pm Thu 19th Open Mic - Chris 8.30 - 11.45pm Sat 21st Chris Finnen 8.30 - 11.45pm Thu 26th TBA Sat 28th TBA Fernies In association with www.WirraCreekMusic.com.au FERNIES at the Fern Forest Nursery – 175 Main Rd Willunga BYO drinks and nibbles. Book a table: 0405130910 Friday 13th December 7.30 pm CAT DOG BIRD. South coast launch of new CD „Headfirst into the Riddle‟ Opening with the quirky humour of singer songwriter JOHN LEGG Wines by MINKO Friday 10th January 7.30pm EMMA LUKER (of the Fiddle Chicks) with sound and slide show.

Opening with talented singer songwriter COURTNEY ROBB Wines by FOX CREEK

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NEWS Cinemallunga This Saturday Nov 30th 7.00pm Hi everyone, Just a short reminder to ask you to come out in support of the good people of the Black Cockatoo Arthouse in McLaren Vale.

As many of you may know, the Arthouse has been devastated by fire. Greg and Sarah have lost an extraordinary amount, not just irreplaceable items, artwork, equipment, stock, and collectables, but years of hard work, sweat, tears, and love.

On Saturday Nov. 30, we are screening the Academy Award-winning classic, "Cinema Paradiso," and will be donating all proceeds towards the Black Cockatoo Arthouse Fire Fund.

"Cinema Paradiso" is a delightful tale of a boy's love of cinema and his relationship with his mentor, the projectionist. There are some saucy bits depicted as the boys hits his teens - the film is Rated M and is recommended for a Mature audience.

And, of course, we will have all the usual extras - live music, food, licensed bar, raffle and door prizes, and intermission shenanigans!loads of great prizes to win!

LETS South stalls at the recent Green Light Festival, Willunga

LETS is a community barter system operating around the world. Members pay $25 per year to enable them to trade with many other local members for skills, services or products. If you trade your skills or a product to another member you get a credit amount and then you can buy services or products that you need from an extensive resource list that can be found on-line or is distributed to members quarterly. You can even incur a debit up to a certain amount.

Now, the new on-line registration system, using the name Fleurieu LETS S.A. means you always have clear and accurate records of trading and you can receive instant offers and wants from anywhere in the world.

months to make the switch and start experiencing the benefits of very fast broadband now.

“It‟s important to make the switch as these existing services will no longer work after May next year.

Nearly 70% of Willunga premises have made the switch, NBN Co is urging the remaining premises to follow their lead.

“Even residents who don‟t use the internet will still need to switch to the NBN if they want to keep using their home phone.

“To avoid getting stuck in the last minute rush, which could mean you end up not having your home phone and internet services working, we‟d encourage you to make the switch today,” NBN Co spokesperson Lalla Mackenzie said today.

“This includes community members with special equipment, such as medical and security alarms which are connected to the home phone line.

Home and business owners who live or work in and around Victor Harbour Road, Ridge Street, Kookaburra Court and Gaffney Road (see below map) have just over six months until NBN‟s new infrastructure will replace the existing landline phone, ADSL internet and Telstra cable internet services when these services are switched off on the 23 May 2014.

“All you need to do is get in contact with your preferred phone or internet company,” Ms Mackenzie said.

The services and products you can buy or offer to sell are extensive. They range from gardening, carpentry, art & craft, seedlings, veggies, plumbing, computer repairs, child minding, therapeutic services, naturopathy, sewing, web design, massage, house cleaning, wine, home maintenance, gluten free products, music cd‟s and many more. You can even trade for a holiday home in Tassie. Sign up through www.communityexchange.net .au or contact the Secretary, Will Heidt 0414 484 723 -------

Willunga Disconnected

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LETS GO DIGITAL! LETS SOUTH has been operating in Willunga since 1990. Currently there are around 105 members.

Willunga residents need to make the switch to the NBN before it‟s too late.

Willunga homes and business owners have less than six

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NEWS Magpie Springs Reopens Just to let everyone know Magpie Springs vineyard has opened its doors again.

1870 Brookman Rd (formally Meadows Rd), Hope Forest This time with Wine Art and Coffee.

Magpie Springs will be featuring regular exhibitions by visiting artists… Portrait artist Avril Thomas is artist in residence.

An Exhibition called “Southern Exposure” to tie in with the Fleurieu Art Prize Artwork by Meg Brassil and Avril Thomas features both Oil and Landscape works by these two artists who have works in private and corporate collections round Australia and have had works in major National Prizes. This exhibition closes Dec 7th The following show is by Allan Ramachandran who is a watercolor specialist…His show “Impressions in Watercolour” is from the 15th Dec – the 27th Jan. Sat 11th and Sun 12th Jan he will be conducting a watercolour workshop on site.

The workshop is $95 per day

and includes a lunch and glass of wine. Please contact info@magpiesprings.com.au if you are interested and register. He will be holding a Demonstration 19th Jan at 2pm While you can get a cup of coffee .. we also sell newly roasted coffee!!! Kommon Grounds Coffee is now doing this onsite…Beans are sourced from all over the world and roasted here to produce Kommon Grounds unique and subtle blends and single origin coffees.

And of course the wine….

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Less cars, more community, café tables and office chairs In the last edition, my article about a Willunga Car Co-op, asked three questions: 1. Had anyone been part of a car co-op?

2. Does anyone have information about car co-ops?

3. Was anyone interested in forming a car co-op?

I received no positive responses to any of these questions, but what I did receive was a number of

people who were willing to loan me their car as required.

To these wonderful people I say thank you and will no doubt take them up on their offer as appropriate.

What this indicates to me however is that there are folk out there with time that their cars are not being used but who have a general wariness relating to involvement in a formalised co-op. Some comments in particular indicated an inability to see how they could go without owning their own car or cars.

For this reason I have decided to share some of my experiences not owning a car and living in Willunga, in the hope that others may choose to join me, or at least, see the car issue in a different light.

Two weeks ago I wanted to take 5 boxes of Get Up Climate Change fliers to the city to be distributed prior to the big rally. I was hoping to do this on Wednesday, so, on Monday I started calling my friends who I thought might work in the city and be able to give me a lift. I would then bus home flier free. I found someone without too much difficulty. When they dropped me off they offered to repeat the service as required saying that it was really nice having someone to talk to for the hour drive. There were however two folk who will remain nameless, who were not home when I rang, but who returned my call the following week. Both would have been able to help with a lift if they had checked their messages sooner. I learnt from this to be more prepared and consequently booked someone else‟s car two weeks in advance to take to the Climate Change Rally on Sunday. In return for the use of this car I replaced petrol used and did an hour of gardening for the owner. I think it is important to pay for the use of someone‟s car given that they are without it for that period of time, and there is always the associated wear and tear.

Wilson‟s Organics) and 10 comfortable office style chairs (from the also defunct local ANZ bank) that were still on site. There didn‟t seem to be a plan for this equipment. Later that day I received a call from the Rec Park suggested it would be good to remove these because there would be tree loping in the area the next day. I agreed to do so.

What was I thinking? My trailer was on loan, I had no car and it was blowing a gale.

Anyway, I wandered up the hill (anywhere outside will feel like a hill on that Tuesday) with sac truck in tow to see what I could do. I loaded up with one table and started for home, but as I walked, I can remember thinking “I wonder who‟s going to give me a hand here?”

About half way home Damon and Lucinda Moon did just that. They pulled up in a ute and took the first table home for me. They also gave me some rope to tie future tables to my sac truck.

So, back for the second table.

This time Marty Vaher appeared with his one tonner and offered to bring all the furniture to my place. They are all still here, and available for community functions so just ask.

This last story reinforces three things for me: 1. What a wonderful community Willunga is.

2. When I act in service, others join me.

3. Not having a car allows me to experience more of 1. & 2.

If you want to talk less cars jeffsimmons@iprimus.co m.au 85289113 -------

Following the Green Light Festival, I was talking to organizers Christina and Peter and they told me about 4 café style tables (from the defunct

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NEWS below to PO Box 208 Willunga 5172.

Attention all clubs, organisations and businesses!

As you might be aware, Willunga is celebrating its 175th anniversary in 2014. The Willunga175 Organising Committee is therefore bringing together a range of activities to celebrate this occasion throughout the year.

One of the major events will be the Discover Willunga Fair, which is to be held on the first weekend in May. We expect that visitors will come from Willunga and surrounding areas, as well as further afield.

happy to discuss these concepts with you or to consider other ideas your group might have.

Present Have a stand at the fair (free for non-profit groups, low cost for other organisations).

You may use this stall to recruit new members, sell your products, fundraise or just demonstrate what your organisation does. We are especially interested in any activities that we can arrange to promote your organisation.

Past One of the aims of Willunga175 is to highlight the rich past of Willunga.

Your organisation might wish to focus on significant events within its history. In particular, if you would like to recreate activities that your organisation undertook in the past, please let us know so they can be included on our program. For example, displays of old photos or products would be welcome.

Name: Contact details: Organisation: We would like to be involved and our suggestions are: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Southern Community Forum I am writing to introduce our organisation - the Southern Community Forum. We are a volunteer committee elected to encourage community participation and communication with the Onkaparinga council in the Southern area.

One of our key objectives is to identify issues or topics of interest, relevance or importance to local communities and bring these to the forum agenda.

IAN KILBY Southern Community Forum Secretary 0422 478118 Like us on FaceBook - or visit our website http://www.southernforum.c om.au

Willunga Rec Park Committee positions for 2013-14 President Paul Williamson Vice President Graham Ormsby Secretary Brian Dempsey Ass. Treasurer Jenny Richards Committee: Steve Roberts (grounds maintenance) Mark Gloster (Building Maintenance) Kate Fleming (Almond Blossom Coordinator) Pam Jensen Sebastian Nicholas Nicole Leavey Mike Adams -------

CLASSIFIED Ocean Studios are holding their 1st series of Argentine Tango for Beginners, also in December: - Start Fri 6/12/13 for 5 weeks, with a break between Christmas and New Year.

- Cost for 5 weeks: $50 pp - Venue: Moana Pioneers Memorial Hall - No experience needed, open for Couples and Singles - Call for info: Ocean Studios SA 0432 935 826

Future This component will enable you to promote any plans you have for the future. If there are competitions or displays, aside from your stall, or which can involve participation of attendees at the fair, we would love to know about them.

Official presentation of two new logo feather banners by OzFeathers designer, Linda Sanders, to Willunga175 Committee Chairman, Graham Ormsby.

The fair aims to highlight the present, past and future of Willunga. As such, we are offering all clubs, groups and businesses associated with Willunga the chance to showcase their organisations.

The success of Discover Willunga will depend greatly on the input we receive from your group and others.

It is a fantastic opportunity for your organisation to reach out to the wider community, so here are some of the ways you can take part. We are

Please get in touch if your organisation would like to take advantage of this special occasion, discuss what other options are available, or if you have a suggestion about an activity at the fair.

We can be contacted via email willunga175@gmail.com, or phone Graham Ormsby 0402 892 425, Brian Dempsey 0418 807 529, Brian McMillan 0409 635 277, David Greenslade 0405 130 910 or Chris Horsman 0438 131 049, or forward your details on the form

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NEWS Tuesday

TRIBE FM 91.1 Your Community Radio www.tribefmradio.com.au Phone: 8556 2967 Christmas Greetings to our valued sponsors, members and listeners

Monday

6-9am: Brekky with Sonny & Brea 9am-noon: The Country Show with Big Les Noon-3pm: That‟s Life with Graham Stevens 3-6pm: Wild Wisdom with Anastasia 6pm-midnight: The Playlist with Chloe Midnight-6am: Aussie Music Overnight

Friday

6-9am: Breakfast with Graham 9am-noon: The Deep South with Katie Noon-3pm: Rock, Roll & Remember withJeff Button 3-4pm: The Basin Poetry Society with Don 4-6pm: Jambanna 8-11pm: TBA 11pm-6am: Aussie Music Overnight

6-9am: Mix Tape with Damo 9am-noon: Michele Ignacio Mish Mash Noon-3pm: The Journey with Sue Capon-March 3-6pm: The Highway Home with Marty 6-8pm: Jazz on Friday with Alan 8pm-6am: Aussie Music Overnight

Wednesday

6-9am: Mix Tape with Damo 9am-noon: Eco Show with Paul Noon-3pm: Music for Early Arvos with Tony Becker 3-6pm: Folk in the Vines with Don McC (alt Saturdays) 6pm-Midnight: The Hands of Time with Darryl Midnight-9am: Aussie Music Overnight

6-9am: Breakfast with Alan 9am-noon: Music for the Ages with Jeff D Noon-3pm: Music Matinee with Graham Stevens 3-6pm: Making Tracks with Johny 8-10pm: The Punch with Duncan 10pm-6am: Aussie Music Overnight

Thursday

6-9am: Roller Coaster with Dimitri & Darren 9am-noon: Bangin the Basin with Don & Bob Noon-3pm: Home Strait with Michael Moschos 3-6pm: Global Tracks with Cheri 6pm-6am: Aussie Music Overnight

Saturday

Sunday

9am-noon: Chill Voices – Arnie Noon-3pm: The Gathering 3-6pm: Pondering the Universe with James (alt Sundays) 6pm-6am: Aussie Music Overnight -------

LETS BARTER MARKET AT TRIBE FM BACKYARD STARTING DECEMBER 14, 9AM-12PM In future, a monthly LETS barter market will be held in the garden of Tribe FM 9am to 12pm, beginning Saturday December 14 and then every second Saturday of the month. Members will be able to exchange locally grown or foraged fruits, vegetables, herbs, nuts, seedlings and other farm or gluten free products, bric-a-brac, plants, massage, wine, coffee and cake, artwork, craft, face painting, accommodation and whatever your heart‟s desire, while creating a sense of community between members, and the possibility of some sales for cash to visitors to Willunga on market days or members of Tribe FM. If you become a LETS member you will be able to buy using LETS $ barter and

even sell at the market for a $10 barter fee.

If you have more questions please ring Don Chapman, 8556 2998 or 0488092508. If LETS membership interests you and you think you might have something to gain or offer by Membership of an active community group of like-minded people. Please email enquiries@letssouth.com for an appointment to discuss your membership application.

Remember- LETS South trading as Fleurieu LETS is now online.

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National Trust Museums - Holiday Opening Hours Between 23 December 2014 and 3 January 2014 the Courthouse Museum and the Slate Museum, 61 High Street, Willunga, of the Willunga Branch of the National Trust of South Australia will be Open only on Saturday 28 December and Sunday 29 December 2013.

Otherwise, during December 2013 and January 2014, the Museums will be open on Tuesdays, Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays between 1pm and 4pm.

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CHRISTMAS GREETINGS from the WILLUNGA GIRL GUIDES. It‟s hard to believe that another fun filled year is nearly over.

Many thanks to our parents, caregivers and friends, Willunga Recreation Park, the Willunga & Districts Lions Club, Ray White Aldinga and local community for your wonderful support.

Guiding in Willunga is alive and well!

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NEWS Our activities this year have included a sleepover at the Adelaide Zoo, an outdoor camp at Douglas Scrub, biscuit selling at various locations, participation in the Almond Blossom Festival, the Willunga Christmas Tree Festival and Onkaparinga Christmas Pageant, ice skating, Anzac Youth Vigil, making of Christmas Goodie Bags for the elderly, handing out flags at the SA Variety Club Bash, art entries in the Royal Adelaide Show, earning awards and badges, making new friends and having heaps of fun at our weekly unit meetings.

We meet in The Show Hall, Main Road, (opp. Alma Hotel) on Thursdays between 5.00pm and 6.30pm.

Vacancies exist for girls between the ages of 5 years and 15 years. You are most welcome to come and try! We resume after the school holidays on Thursday 30th January. For further info. please ring Brenda Tel. 8382 6651. Thank you.

Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday season.

Guide Leaders Brenda, Kirsty and Heather, unit helper Lisa.

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Mahboba's Promise Hello again Willunga Community and everyone else who reads our Gazette.

Thank you for the interest Mahboba's Promise received from last month. I am so well aware of the generosity of our Australian people to so many well worth while humanitarian causes yet I would again like to bring Mahboba's Promise to your attention: John and I met Mahboba Rawi in Sydney recently. She is an Australian Afghani woman who, after the tragic drowning of her 6 year old son in 1994, made a promise to the Afghan orphans on the streets, to educate, feed, clothe and accommodate as many as she could.

Her non-profit organization works in Afghanistan bringing hope to hundreds of orphans and widows whose lives have been ravaged by years of war.

Please visit the website to find out more about the work and how your support would make a difference to so many people's lives. www.mahbobaspromise.org At present there is another beautiful Home and School in isolated Tashakar ready to support and educate girls and boys. The financial requirement is $10,000 per month. I was hoping to find at least 100 local people to commit to $5, $10 or whatever per month to assist with this.

There is also opportunity for local schools, classes, children to connect with school children already in education in this wonderful organisation.

At present, the Hon. Quenton Bryce, Governor General of Australia is the Patron.

As there are only three partly paid employees, with all other fund raising etc carried out by volunteers almost 100% of money goes directly to the Projects.

Donations of $2 and over are tax-deductible.

We are hoping to bring Mahboba to Adelaide/Willunga in the new year.

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SANTOS TOUR DOWN UNDER – SANTOS BEST DRESSED TOWN COMPETITION

essentially the world as this is an international event.

The Santos Best Dressed Town Competition has been a part of the Santos Tour Down Under since its inception in 1999. The competition is a great way for South Australian communities, businesses and households to be a part of the excitement of the first UCI WorldTour Event of the year.

The Santos Best Dressed Town Competition is open to all towns, suburbs, businesses and households along the race route from stages 1 to 5 inclusive.

Efforts of nominees do not go unnoticed by the teams and visitors to South Australia who love the support and atmosphere. We encourage you to be a part of this spectacular event and competition and bring your community together.

Showcase your community‟s creative flare by incorporating appearance, environmental initiative and innovation into your communities‟ entry and encourage your community to do the same for any individual entries. We would be delighted to see your community participate in 2014 and showcase their efforts to the Santos Tour Down Under and all who will be exposed to the race.

visit our website www.tourdownunder.com and follow the links to the Santos Best Dressed Town Competition. You will find this under the 2014 Santos Festival of Cycling tab.

We would be delighted to see your community participate in 2014 and showcase their efforts to the Santos Tour Down Under spectators, cyclists and general public.

If you have any questions about this competition or particular individuals/groups that we should also contact, please feel free to contact me on bestdressedtown@tourism.sa. com or 8463 4698. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Kind regards Holly May Santos Best Dressed Town Coordinator -------

Willunga Rec Park The committee is looking for a minutes secretary and treasurer. Here is an opportunity to be part of Willunga’s most important community asset.

Brian Dempsey 85564160

For additional Santos Best Dressed Town information and nomination forms, please

It‟s that time again when we start preparing for the 2014 Santos Tour Down Under and the Santos Best Dressed Town Competition.

Through a review of the 2014 race routes, I would like to inform you that the 2014 Santos Tour Down Under, Stage 5, will be coming through your community on Saturday the 25th of January 2014. I would therefore like to extend an invite to your community to take part in the 2014 Best Dressed Town Competition. This will also help to ensure that you do not go unnoticed by the spectators, cyclists and

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NEWS WILLUNGA HILL TRIALS "SMART" road barriers that can alert emergency services when there is a crash are being trialled on one of the state's most notorious roads.

The wire rope technology, designed in South Australia, is expected to improve crash response times by sending an electronic message direct to the city's traffic management centre when a vehicle crashes into the barrier.

The centre can immediately notify police and ambulance crews.

The technology has been installed on Victor Harbor Rd at Willunga Hill and will be trialled for a year at a cost of $120,000.

The system is being tested and will be officially switched on later this month.

If successful, the government will consider rolling the technology out across the state.

The Transport Department has applied to patent the "world-first" technology.

"The rope will detect when a vehicle has crashed into it, triggering an electronic alert to be sent to the Traffic

Management Centre at Norwood," Road Safety minister Michael O'Brien said.

"By knowing when a vehicle has hit the barrier, the centre can immediately alert emergency services.

"This will help to improve response times to crashes, rather than waiting for the police, the public or someone involved in a crash to report the accident."

The technology also allows technicians to monitor the tension of the wires.

"If there is a loosening or an impact to the wire ropes, the traffic management centre is alerted and are able to dispatch a work crew to fix the barrier if required," Mr O'Brien said.

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and Districts Lions Club has turned into an award-winning store that brings the community together.

The Willunga Lions Ladies Boutique was named the 2013 Every Generation Onkaparinga Group Community Award winner on October 30.

From Wednesday to Saturday, the humble store on Butterworth Road sells second hand goods to the community and all the profits go back into Lions projects.

In the past year, about $52,000 in cash has been given back to the community, including paying for CPR first aid courses for Willunga High School students.

"American archaeologists, finding traces of 250-year-old copper wire, have concluded that their ancestors already had an advanced high-tech communications network 50 years earlier than the British".

One week later, Australia's Northern Territory Times reported the following: "After digging as deep as 30 feet in his backyard in Tennant Creek, Northern Territory, Knackers Johnson, a self-taught archaeologist, reported that he found absolutely bugger-all.

Knackers has therefore concluded that 250 years ago, Australia had already gone wireless." ...Makes ya feel bloody proud to be an Australian!

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On top of this, the group has given away $31,000 worth of items to other charitable causes.

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The Willunga Lions Ladies Boutique was named the 2013 Every Generation Onkaparinga Group Community Award winner.

What started as a humble mobile shop for the Willunga

------After having dug to a depth of 10 feet last year, British scientists found traces of copper wire dating back 200 years and came to the conclusion that their ancestors already had a telephone network more than 150 years ago.

Not to be outdone by the British, in the weeks that followed, an American archaeologist dug to a depth of 20 feet, and shortly after, a story published in the New York Times:

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SPORTING NEWS Willunga Netball Club WANTED PLAYERS, COACHES & UMPIRES ALL GRADES SEASON 2014 For further information contact: Cat Hockham 0416404763 or Ashleigh Wolferstan 0402422877 e-mail: willunganc@hotmail.com Come join the friendly relaxed family of the Willunga Netball Club.

Season 2014 Registration Day Sunday 2nd Feb 2014 10am - 2pm At Willunga Netball Courts, Aldinga Road Willunga. $50 deposit required.

Hope you all have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Hope to see you in Season 2014!!!

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WILLUNGA TABLE TENNIS CLUB The Spring season has now been completed.

The premier team for the Tuesday night competition included Peter Hres, Stuart McMillan, Geoff Young and Clay Nixon. The winning team for the Wednesday night competition included Peter Stafford, Jess Frith, Virgil Conglaves and Roarke Hendy.

The annual Doubles Tournament was won by George Colombin and Graeme Keech. They defeated Darryl Peters and Peter Stafford in a close grand final. Trophies will be presented at the annual WTTC bbq.

The WTTC recently travelled to Pt. Elliot to play against the Great Southern Table Tennis Assoc. Our 20 players performed well. At the end of the day scores were level and we lost on a count-back. So close! A return match has been arranged for next year in Willunga.

The next season begins in the first week in February 2014.

The club will have practice nights in the last two weeks of February.

If you wish to play matches, practice or just have a hit, contact John on 5565950. He will give more details and put you on our email list.

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Willunga Primary School News Dear Parents and Caregivers, SAPSASA (South Australian Primary Schools Amateur Sports Association).

In Years 5, 6 and 7 but usually in Year 6 and 7 students have the opportunity to represent their school in a wide range of sports from swimming to golf to rugby to soccer. Schools make decisions as to which sports they will participate in.

Individual students can participate in SASPSASA carnivals, events and competitions through nomination by their local club too.

At Willunga we organise for students to participate in athletics, swimming, football, soccer, cross country, cricket, tennis, netball, basketball, rugby tag, rugby league and rugby tackle.

• Volleyball 2013 Winner Fleurieu Cup both Boys and Girls.

• Football State Champions Girls 4 times in past 10 years.

Boys state semifinalist this year.

• Athletics-District Athletics champions 2013 • Swimming- District Champions 2012 • Croquet- State champions 2009 2010 While our successes and participation are to be commended, it is what SAPSASA brings to students that are just as, if not more, important than winning. For students nvolved it facilitates opportunities for them to develop their identity within Willunga Primary School.

They develop a positive self image of themselves as a person, become engaged in school life in a meaningful way and establish strong relationships with Mr Crate, school staff, SAPSAASA coaches and teammates and usually achieve a reasonable amount of success.

These elements – Positive

Emotions (feeling good about yourself and things in general), Being Engaged in a Meaningful way, having strong Relationships with others and Achieving success - are the key ingredients of the Positive Psychology framework / movement.

Yes the sporting opportunities that SAPSASA brings to our school are wonderful, but so too are the positive psychological spin offs that they bring too.

Mick UNDERWOOD Principal -------

Willunga Cricket Club For further information contact: Meredith 0434 082 152 or Luke 0421 780 907 or

by Email willungacc@gmail.com -------

Willunga Tennis Club Contact Anita Santin 0427 002 945 willungatennis@hotmail.com Private coaching available from club coach Luke Doughty 0413 091 027 -------

Our success both individually and in team is quite simply amazing. This year we have had 5 students Jayden, Seth, Jessica, Sarah and Erin be selected in state teams to participate in Australian championships. Many of our students have been selected to participate in district teams playing against other district teams in State carnivals.

Our team results this year have been just as spectacular successfully competing against bigger primary schools and private schools alike.

• Rugby Union Boys - State Champions 2011 and 2012 • Rugby League Tackle Boys 2013 State champions • Rugby League Tag State Champions Boys 2006 2007 2010 2011 2012. Girls State champions on 4 occasions.

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COMMUNITY NOTICES Church Notices

The community at Willunga Uniting Church December community news 2013.

There will be a host of goodies for sale in our stalls and you can vote for your favourite Christmas tree.

This year there will also be a guest visitor‟s book to leave your recollections.

The advent workshops have been most popular and advent wreaths will also be on display.

The season of advent has arrived with celebrations at the Willunga Christmas Tree Festival. The theme of Christmas Around the World has opened up lots of ideas and imagination.

The festival is already gearing up for Willunga 175 Celebrations with the theme in 2014 – „Past, Present & Future‟.

A huge contingent of individuals, businesses, community groups, school groups and aged care homes have been collaborating on creating their own Christmas tree for inclusion in the festival.

The date to put on your calendar is November 30th & December 1st, 10am to 4pm.

Bethany Hall – corner of St Jude Street and ST Andrew‟s Terrace, Willunga.

Children will have their own passport to the festival and entry for kids is free.

Our Devonshire café will be open with the famous scones and homemade jams.

Miss it and you‟ll have to wait a whole year.

Christmas worship at Willunga Uniting Church will be celebrated on Christmas Eve at 9pm – note the new family friendly time.

Christmas Day worship service is @ 9.30am. We welcome you to our Christmas celebration of the

birth of Jesus. To sing, to reflect, to come together with family and to give thanks.

Blessings to you and yours this Christmas.

Contact Jenny – 85562758 for more details on any of the above. www.willunga.unitingchurchs a.org.au/ ---------

Anglican Pastoral District of Southern Vales

St Stephen‟s Church, St Andrews Tce. Willunga.

Service Saturday 5.30 pm: Vigil Mass. All Welcome.

Contact: Fr Paul Devenport, Telephone 8323 9744 Website: www.southernvalesparish.org St Stephen‟s organises a monthly dinner at the Old Bush Inn on the 3rd Saturday night of the month after the 5.30 pm service for anyone wishing to join in for fellowship. The next dinner will be held on the 18th January, 2014. For further details, contact Ted Sandercock on 8556 4535.

Christmas Services Festival of Carols & Lessons Sunday December 22nd at St Ann‟s, Aldinga Christmas Eve (December 24th) 7.00 pm - Children‟s Service at St Margaret‟s, McLaren Vale 9.00 pm - Vigil Mass at St Stephen‟s, Willunga For other Christmas Services see the website above.

------Catholic Parish of Willunga Church times are the following in Willunga at St Joseph's Church, St Jude's street: 8:30 am on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays of the month; 10:30 am on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month.

Weekday mass is held at 9 am on Wednesdays, Thursday and Fridays except the first Friday of the month the service is held at 12 noon.

See http://www.willungaparish.or g.au/ --------

ALL WELCOME to Christian Science Group Sue & Doug March invite you to join them in sharing and discovering how we can all have fulfilling, peace filed lives. Come along at 10:30am on the 1st & 4th Sundays of each month. For more details call 8556 7314. Blessings --------

MRCCA INC PRESENTS The 2013 McLaren Region

Community Carols All Welcome 7.30pm Sunday * December 2013 Community Orchestra, Choirs Bagpipes, Guest Artists Santa and Elvers Parking on Site Food and Beverages from 6.00pm Entry $2 donation per person Tatachilla Lutheran College Oval ------Somewhat skeptical of his son's new found determination to become Charles Atlas, the father nevertheless followed the teenager over to the weightlifting department, admiring a set of weights.

"Please, Dad," pleaded the boy, "I promise I'll use 'em every day."

"I don't know, Michael. It's really a commitment on your part," the father pointed out.

"Please, Dad?" the boy continued.

"They're not cheap either," the father came back.

"I'll use 'em Dad, I promise.

You'll see."

Finally won over, the father paid for the equipment and headed for the door.

From the corner of the store he heard his son yelp, "What!

You mean I have to carry them to the car?"

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COMMUNITY NOTICES There’s a new class in town and it’s called “Thrive Time” In Thrive Time, we get to know ourselves better, connect with others, practice skills that facilitate personal growth and it‟s a real “hoot”.

Knowing ourselves better At the Green Light Festival in Willunga on the weekend, I listened to Tresh Pearce speak about country. It‟s not just the land and the plants and the animals and the people, it‟s all their stories, all their connections, it‟s everything.

Tresh then went on to chant the Tibetan “May all beings be happy” What an absolute legend!

I believe in everybody‟s heart, there is a connection to country, a connection to all beings, including self, and I believe that it is through these connections that we experience the meaning of our lives.

Unfortunately however it‟s easy to lose track of this and get caught up in the competition, growth and

instant gratification fixations of modern consumerist society.

Thrive Time gives us the opportunity to disempower these fixations and to reconnect with ourselves and others. We do this through activities that get us connecting with each other physically, creatively and emotionally (laughter and other positive feelings associated with group challenges and novelty games).

Throughout Thrive Time there are reflection, meditation and sharing opportunities where those aspects of the evenings work (play) that impact most on us can be processed consciously and or unconsciously, or left to develop further over time.

Interpersonal skills Many of the skills that assist journeys of interpersonal development can be found in improvisation training. With improvisation you make up stories and act them out with no previous discussion. Isn‟t this what happens with life?

There are no dress rehearsals.

With improvisation there are guiding principles that you follow to ensure that the stories you create make sense, have characters that are changed by their experiences, have a positive impact on both audience and performer and reach an appropriate conclusion. I‟m not sure about you, but I want my life to make sense (to me at least).

I want to continually develop (or else what‟s the point?). I want to positively affect those around me and yes, an appropriate conclusion would be nice.

The guiding principles that support this happening in improvisation and that Thrive Time incorporates till they become automatic in our lives include:     

Accepting and empowering the ideas of others Being in the moment Really listening to others Asking for & accepting help Trying the untried

Thrive Time also incorporates many group initiative

challenges to develop our skills in:  Collaborating creatively  Developing win win solutions  Developing creative and outside the box solutions Questioning purposes, rules and perspectives  Performing a variety of different group roles It has to be fun I have been a school camp and vacation care worker, an improvisation trainer, a Life Be In It Games Leader and a performing clown. What do you expect? Unbridled frivolity. There will be frivolity with intention. There will be games, imaginings and perhaps the odd song, dress up and dance move. Don‟t be deterred. I have no actual singing or dancing skills, and this is really the whole point of the exercise. It‟s about energy, commitment and just having a ball.

FREE INTRODUCTORY CLASSES in December & January - Willunga, Mclaren Vale & Aldinga jeffsimmons@iprimus.com. au 85289113 -------

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COMMUNITY NOTICES Sustainability murals on display Murals created at the Green Light Festival are on display at 62 Aldinga Rd Willunga till the resident wants to see out his front windows.

Congratulations to all involved, especially joint winning teams, Andrew Heggart/Molly Taylor(first on the left) & Ella/Jeremy Crossland (third from the left – the chicken)

December at the Eco Classroom, Tatachilla Lutheran College, when the topic will be “Partnerships Down Under : Mycorrhizal symbiosis and nutrient exchange” with Dr. Carolyn Schultz, Senior Lecturer, University of Adelaide.

Plants in sterile soils and growth media often perform poorly without the addition of mycorrhizal fungi. Find out why!

In her spare time Carolyn is coordinator of the Cape Jervis Coastal Community Group.

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200 volunteers urgently needed!

Trees For Life is urgently looking for 200 more volunteers in South Australia to grow native seedlings this summer.

Willunga Trees for Life Trees for Life will meet at 7.30pm on Wed 4th

Each year about 1000 volunteers raise hundreds of thousands of seedlings in a bid to help continue to revegetate SA and we hope to reach this important target with the community‟s help.

Through the award-winning Tree Scheme, volunteers are asked to grow and care for the seedlings for landholders and revegetation projects in South Australia.

The Tree Scheme operates by annual seedling orders being taken for landholders, councils, government projects and private enterprise, with Trees For Life then linking up orders with volunteer growers.

Trees For Life provides all the propagation materials – seed varieties, tubes, boxes, soil and mulch – free to volunteers, along with easyto-follow instructions. The materials can be collected at a local distribution depot in your region in midNovember.

Once sown and raised, seedlings are handed over for planting about six months later.

The seedlings provide food and habitat for our native wildlife, help counteract some of South Australia‟s Greenhouse gas emissions and help rehabilitate land that has been degraded.

Those interested in volunteering don‟t need to have a green thumb – it‟s a perfect way for people to do something positive to help our environment, it‟s free and it‟s a feel-good experience!

If you can help, please phone the office on (08) 8406 0500 or log onto the Trees For Life website: www.treesforlife.org.au -------

Irish Sugar Test One day an Irishman goes into a pharmacy - reaches into his pocket and takes out a small Irish whiskey bottle and a teaspoon.

He pours from the bottle onto the teaspoon and offers it to the chemist.

"Could you taste this for me, please?"

The chemist takes the teaspoon, puts it in his mouth, swills the liquid around and swallows it.

"No, not at all," says the chemist.

"Oh that's a relief," says Paddy "The doctor told me to come here and get my urine tested for sugar."

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Fox Creek Cellar Door Gallery | December 2013 & January 2014 Durre‟s work is inspired by Pakistani “Truck Art”. The practice of which dates back to 1920 when public transport became a highly significant part of urban culture in the sub-continent; it continues to be an integral part of Pakistani transport & culture.

Using beaten stainless steel and „chamak patty‟, a highly durable fluorescent tape, Durre creates colourful and incredibly detailed pieces including mirror frames, coasters, ornamental boxes and mobiles.

Durre has a professional background in architecture and design and has maintained a passion for creativity since her childhood.

She describes the ability to bring truck art into everyday products as a gift from the Gods. “Truck art embodies all the richness and generosity of our land; it‟s next to cricket in Pakistan which is pursued with a passion and zeal matched only by our music, poetry and hospitality!”

“What I try to do with each piece is to bring together the complete array of motifs that are spread over the canvas of the truck. The more you look, the more the eye discovers and savours; the detail is beautiful. It is an on-going journey throughout which one keeps coming back and rediscovering the power and the creativity in each swirl and dot.”

Durre hopes that this exhibition of Rangdey products will light the fire of everyone‟s imagination…

For more information : 8557 0000

"Does that taste sweet to you?" says Paddy.

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COMMUNITY NOTICES

Rangdey Pakistani Truck Art by Durre Sameen Fox Creek Cellar Door Gallery | December 2013 & January 2014

ON FRIDAYS, I FISH!!!!

After 35 years of marriage, a husband and wife came for counseling. When asked what the problem was, the wife went into a tirade listing every problem they had ever had in the years they had been married. On and on and on: neglect, lack of intimacy, emptiness, loneliness, feeling unloved and unlovable, an entire laundry list of unmet needs she had endured.

Wishing all our customers and supporters a very Merry Christmas and a safe, prosperous and Happy New Year

Willunga General Store 10 High Street 85562041

Finally, after allowing this for a sufficient length of time, the therapist got up, walked around the desk and after asking the wife to stand, he embraced and kissed her long and passionately as her husband watched - with a raised eyebrow. The woman shut up and quietly sat down as though in a daze.

The therapist turned to the husband and said, "This is what your wife needs at least 3 times a week. Can you do this?"

"Well, I can drop her off here on Mondays and Wednesdays, but on Fridays, I fish."

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

Breast Cancer Support Group, Aldinga Med Centre, 89 Rowley Rd, Aldinga Bch Conference Room, Wednesdays fortnightly 1011.30am, donation, contact Susie 0423 972 813 for details

www.facebook.com/AldingaBrea stCancerSupportGroup

CINEMALLUNGA-Ever wanted to experience the magic of the movies, from behind the scenes?

Cinemallunga is a community group that is restoring the old Willunga Show Hall into a cinema and arts venue. We aim to put on 5 or 6 events a year, usually held on the third Saturday of Feb, April, June, Aug and Oct. You may have an interest in film, audiovisual projection, catering, promotion, cinema history, movie making or just enjoy the warm glow of a fun night out. More details are available from Brian on 0418 807 529 or Andrew 0439 687 281 LETS South Markets For more information contact Secretary Wil Heidt on 0414 484 723 or email enquiries@letssouth.com Visit the website www.letssouth.com McLaren District Veterans Golf Association based at the Willunga Golf Course. It is open to golfers who have reached the age of 55 years.

Regularly play at various courses across the Fleurieu Peninsula. Darryl 8596 4128 Night Owls Lawn Bowls @Willunga Bowling Club every Wednesday @7.00pm during October-March Weekly fee of $5.00 For info Bowling Club 8556 2246 Rotary Club of McLaren Vale supports activities in Aldinga, Willunga, McLaren Vale and surrounding districts. Meet Monday nights for a dinner meeting at 6.30pm for 6.45pm at the Alma Hotel. Visitors and new members welcomed. Contact Kevin 8556 2968 Southern Cancer Club is a group of people who have all been touched by cancer in some way. Providing friendship, social support, information & education but

will not provide medical advice either clinical, alternative or new age.

Meeting monthly on Monday anytime between 9-12noon & 3rd Thursday anytime between 1-3pm at Christie Downs Community House cnr Morton & Flaxmill Roads.

For more information call Jules on 8186 0048 or visit www.fcn.org.au

Southern Vales View Club (VIEW = Voice , Interests, Education of Women) invites ladies to join our meetings at the Restaurant in the Willunga Golf Club, on the second Friday of each month at 10.30 for an 11.00am start All very welcome. Contact Marlene on 8323 8861 or for further information email marbarpowell@bigpond.com

Southern Vales Wellbeing group meets at the Singing Gallery every Wednesday from 1.00pm to 3.30pm during school terms cost $3.50 Contact Lesley 8323 8527 STARS - Southern Theatre and Arts Supports please ring 83238386 business hours visit www.stars.org.au or email starswillunga@hotmail.com

Trees for Life, Willunga District. (ref 05) General meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month (except January) at 7.30pm in the Eco Classroom at Tatachilla Lutheran College Enquiries to Julie Turner julieturner@ iprimus.com.au or 8556 2401 Wellbeing at Willunga, monthly market first Sat. of the month, with a special focus on Health and Healing.

Cafe, Massage, Bowen, Reiki, Readers, Crystals, Singing Bowls & Salt Lamps. Free Sound Mediation at 12pm.

FREE ENTRY. Willunga Show hall, 9-2pm wellbeingatwillunga@gmail.com

Willunga Artisans Market second Saturday of each month 9am -1pm Show Hall Willunga Basketball - new players are always welcome.

Menâ€&#x;s comp Wednesday nights Womenâ€&#x;s comp Tuesday nights Juniors throughout the week Contact Margaret 8556 2360 or 0421 358 326

Willunga Bowling Club Inc Come and enjoy social bowls Tuesday and Saturday 12.00 for 12.30pm start Fee $5.00 Contact Vic 8557 4030 or Ian 8556 2246 or message 8556 2246

Willunga Kick Boxing Club meets at The Old Railway Station, Railway Tce Willunga Monday and Thursday at 7.00pm Contact Peter 0407 324 530

Willunga CFS training Wednesday 7.00 for 7.30pm at fire station, meetings 2nd Wednesdays of the month.

Admin Co-ordinator Paddy Wilkinson 85562352

www.willungalions.com.au

Willunga District Community Bus Inc, Lot 104 Lacey Drive Aldinga Beach 5173 phone 8557 7899 We transport the frail aged and disadvantaged door to door Monday to Friday.

Willunga 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 MondayFri-day 9.30am-1.30pm Saturday Willunga Farmers Market Choir (Soulfood) - A female choir singing acapella for the enjoyment of a wide audience". Wav-erly Mon nights at 7.30pm. Info Margi Beed 8556 5032 Franka Gerlach 8556 6783 Jill Stone 0407 695 029 Willunga Farmers Market every Saturday 8am -12.30pm Town-ship Square, Willunga 10% members discount Willunga Garden Club meets every 2nd Thursday of the month except January at the Lutheran Church Hall Aldersley Street McLaren Vale at 7.30pm cost $3 Contact Chris 8323 7742 Willunga Hill Art Group holds meetings at the Waverley Homestead on the first Tuesday of every month at 7pm. Demonstrations commence at 7.30pm.

Everyone is welcome. Sharon 0417829617. www.willungahillartgroup.org/

Willunga Judo club meets at The Old Railway Station, Railway Tce, Willunga Wednesday night at 7.00pm Contact Greg 8552 7074 or Kym 0407 798 803

Willunga Lions Auction on the last Saturday of each month except December at Lions Saleyard, Binney R, Willunga. Contact Lion Wolf Hirsch 8557 7519, Lion Bernie Levering 8556 5230 or Dean Hunt 0414 564 389. February Giant Trash and Treasure Market -.held every 4 months at the sale yard.

Willunga Lions Ladies Auxiliary Boutique - come and see us Butterworth Road, Aldinga Beach - preloved clothes, toys, books, bric a brac etc contact Merle Hirsch 8557 7519 or Margaret Dorton 8556 3591 Willunga National Trust The Slate Museum and the Court House Museum are open 1pm to 4pm Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday and Public hols 2nd Sat month 11am 4pm Monthly meeting 3rd Monday month 7.30 Inquiries phone 8556 2195 Willunga Quarry Market second Saturday of every month 9.00am-1.00pm Willunga Recreation Park Contact David 0408897393 www.willungaquarrymarket.com

Willunga RSL, Main Road, Willunga open every Friday 4.00pm to 8.00pm, All Service Personnel welcome Willunga Table Tennis Club New members welcomed. Games played on Tuesday and Wednesday nights starting at 7.00pm cost $3.00 a night Contact Darryl 8596 4128 John 0413 525 343 Get fit! Join Willunga Tweeters, your local Heart Foundation walking group.

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for one hour, beginning at 8 am. All welcome. For more details, contact Chris Horsman mob 0438 131 049 or email chrishorsman528@gmail.com

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Thanks to Willunga Businesses Supported by: Alma Hotel Office and Image Ampikas Kitchen Willunga Chiropractic and Natural Therapies Fern Forest Nursery Mark One Electrical Willunga General Store Willunga Hotel Willunga Library Ocean Studios

Willunga Chiropractic and Natural Therapies Willunga General Store Caltex Willunga Ampikas Kitchen Alma Hotel Office and Image

The Golden Fleece Cafe

October 2013

July 2013 January 2013

Supported by: Alma Hotel Office and Image

February 2013

April 2013

Supported by: Alma Hotel Office and Image Willunga Waldorf School Willunga Hair Designs Willunga Hotel Miller Electrical Altar Bistro Willunga Physiotherapy

Supported by: Alma Hotel Office and Image Trees for Life Willunga Quality Meats Fern Forest Nursery Willunga Chiropractic and Natural Therapies Willunga Beaute and Body Willunga General Store Boonshine

August 2013

May 2013

Supported by: Century21 Southcoast Alma Hotel Office and Image Boonshine Caltex Willunga Miller Electrical Willunga Chiropractic and Natural Therapies Lai Wong Gourmet Takeaway Ampikas Kitchen Raine and Horne McLaren Vale Willunga Creek Wines Trees for Life Fern Forest Nursery Willunga General Store Willunga Quality Meats Willunga Beaute and Body

November 2013

Supported by: Alma Hotel Ecovortek Office and Image

March2013

Supported by: Alma Hotel Office and Image Willunga Leadlight and Glass Studio Ampikas Kitchen Willunga Chiropractic and Natural Therapies

Supported by: Alma Hotel Office and Image Ampikas Kitchen Willunga Chiropractic and Natural Therapies Caltex Willunga Fern Forest Nursery Mark One Electrical Willunga Quality Meats Old Bush Inn Willunga General Store

Supported by: Trees for Life Miller Electrical Alma Hotel Office and Image Willunga General Store Willunga Chiropractic and Natural Therapies Ampikas Kitchen Willunga Beaute and Body

September 2013

June 2013

Supported by: Willunga Beaute and Body Century21 Southcoast

Supported by: Caltex Willunga Willunga Library Willunga Chiropractic and Natural Therapies Ampikas Kitchen Trees for Life Raine and Horne McLaren Vale Willunga Quality Meats Rosemount Estate Willunga Beaute and Body Century21 Southcoast Willunga Creek Wines Willunga General Store Alma Hotel Office and Image Fern Forest Nursery

-----We also thank those of you who regularly email through stories, humorous bits and engage in conversation.

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