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Aldinga Bay’s
Coastal Views
November 2019
Standing Tall
Photograph by
Dayna Beams
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What is ABRA up to In This Issue
this month?
From the Editor 3
Earlier this month we held a very successful Business and Services Directory 4
general public meeting at the Aldinga Community
Centre. Crime Report 5
Simon McMahon, one of our local ward
councillors, came and spoke to a number of Local teachers awarded Prime Minister’s
issues that directly concern our region here at Science Prize 6
Aldinga Bay. These were…
Main South Road Action Group 7
• Expansion of housing in Aldinga Bay
(Aldinga Structure Plan) Christmas Carols coming to Aldinga Beach! 8
• Duplication of Main South Road to
Aldinga/Sellicks Willunga Christmas Tree Festival – Your
• Council’s future ‘Summer Activation’ Christmas Story 9
plans at Port Willunga/Aldinga Beach
Climate Feelings: Clearing our Minds to Shape
• Cars on the beach policy the Future we Want. 9
• Sale of Government land adjacent the
Aldinga Washpool area Day on the Green looking good! 10
The meeting proved to be a great opportunity for
those who attended to be updated and have their Big Sing returning to McLaren Vale 11
questions or concerns aired. Many questions
were asked and Councilor McMahon responded Advent Pageant at Aldinga Central 12
with empathy and honesty. We were very
pleased to have had our best attendance this Councils face growing risk from climate
year at the meeting. Straw votes were taken on change 13
many of the underlying issues, which have
enabled the ABRA committee to gain a Fleurieu Folk Festival 14
perspective on people’s views on these matters.
This will assist us in further/ongoing On This Day 15
representations and advocacies.
Local Markets 16
ABRA committee also had a meeting with
members of the “South Road Action Group” Epitaph 16
whose activities we auspice and support. We
take this opportunity to say that we are very Community Group News 17
impressed with the thoroughness of their work in
planning submissions to DPTI, gaining feedback Church Services 23
and opinion from local folk, and in advocating for
their visions and needs. Well done fellows! Help And Support Services 24
Be sure to read their update report elsewhere in
this issue of Coastal Views. Charter 26
From the Editor
G’day all
Here’s another edition of Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views for your reading pleasure.
Thanks to Tony King for doing such a great job of laying it out again, and thanks to all our contributors.
Cheers, and have a good read.
Kerrod Trott
Editor.
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Business and Services Directory
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Crime Report
ALDINGA BEACH Area 376
11/08/19 – 7/10/19
Theft
25/08/2019 Pridham Blvd Theft- theft from shop
03/09/2019 Stewart Avenue Theft of plant pots
13/09/2019 Pridham Blvd Theft of jacket
Theft/Damage/Illegal interference of Motor Vehicle
07/08/2019 ST Nicholas Ave, Fraudulent use of credit card
Port Willunga
17/08/2019 Blacker Rd illegal interference- damage to vehicle
25/08/2019 Dolphin Blvd Illegal interference- theft ipad from vehicle
26/08/2019 Stirling Cr Property damage- door handle
12/09/2019 Mckenzie St illegal use- theft of motor bike
13/09/2019 Elder Pde Illegal Use- Theft of vehicle
16/09/2019 Blue Bay Av Property damage- slashed car tyres
20/09/2019 Quinliven Rd Property damage- Graffiti on sign
20/09/2019 Mcrae St Property damage- damage to door
01/10/2019 Aldinga Beach Rd Fraudulent use of credit card
02/10/2019 Quinliven Rd Property damage- window smashed
04/10/2019 Toucan Loop Illegal Interference- theft of wallet
SCT
17/09/2019 Irving Rd SCT- unlocked shed stole property
30/09/2019 Martin Cr SCT- enter through open rear door
04/10/2019 Martin Cr SCT- Empty property
Const Richard Haley
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Local teachers awarded Prime Ministerʼs
Science Prize
T
wo teachers from Mayo who have taken out She encourages her students to take part in the
the Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science are Oliphant Science Awards and she has arranged
an inspiration for young women, local for astrophysicist Dr Brad Tucker and Dr Karl to
Federal MP Rebekha Sharkie said today after attend Q&A sessions.
meeting them at Parliament House. Dr Samantha Moyle received her award for
Dr Samantha Moyle from Kangarilla, who transforming interactive learning beyond the
teaches at Brighton Secondary School, received classroom.
the Prime Minister’s Prize for Excellence in
Science Teaching in Secondary Schools on Dr Moyle hosts a Facebook page to promote
Wednesday night. science and learning. Her YouTube channel
shows kids how to write science reports,
At the same gala event Mrs Sarah Finney of calculate statistics, choose the best iPad app and
Bridgewater, who teaches at Stirling East Primary learn more about science.
School, was presented with the Prime Minister’s
Prize for Excellence in Science Teaching in In addition to her Bachelor of Science and
Primary Schools. Graduate Diploma of Education, Dr Moyle has a
doctorate in neuroscience and is currently
“It’s clear that Samantha and Sarah are studying for an associate degree in neuroscience
deserving recipients of these prestigious and a Masters of Education in Quantifying
awards," Rebekha said. Engagement.
"They are passionate about science and Her classroom experiences with inquiry-based
passionate about engaging young people through learning have given her plenty of quantitative
inquiry-based learning. data to use in her Masters' studies.
“They are an inspiration to all young people but at
a time when we know
how important it is for
our young women to
see what they can be,
Sarah and Samantha
are shining examples
of how science can be
a rewarding and
exciting career choice.”
Sarah Finney has
taught at Stirling East
Primary School for 13
years and received her
award for raising
student interest and
participation in science
and advocating for a
strengthened science
curriculum in South
Australia.
For the past three
years, she has
conducted an in-depth
science inquiry unit for
her students,
encouraging them to
select their own inquiry-based projects and then
giving them the opportunity to present their Rebekha is pictured at Parliament House with
projects to parents and invited scientists. Samantha Moyle and Sarah Finney
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 6 November 2019 www.abra.org.au
Main South Road Action Group
The planning study covers both stage 1 and
R
ecently the Main South Road Action
Group met with the planning team for the stage 2, however, only stage 1 is in the
Main South Road duplication project for budget. Prior to the 2018 SA State Election,
an update. It was great to hear that the the Liberal Government stated that they
community has really made their voice known would match Labour's budget of $435m to
and kept them on their toes. They have complete both stage 1 and stage 2 of the
conducted roughly 1200 interviews with Main South Road duplication. After a
businesses, community groups and residents question by Tom Koutsantonis to the
backing onto Main South Road building an Transport Minister, Stephan Knoll, during the
evidence based study for the final plan of the budget estimates hearing revealed that the
road. A Lot will be considered for the final plan. funding for Stage 2 of the Main South Road
The study has highlighted that the majority of Duplication does not appear to be present,
the community agree that safety is the number the Main South Road Action Group
one concern followed by travel times and immediately wrote to the Treasurer for some
minimal impact during construction. clarification. Unfortunately we were met with
a few handballs and still do not have an
We hope to see a draft plan of the project within official answer if Stage 2 of the project will be
the next couple of months. This plan will be funded. We will continue to follow up this
presented to the public for consultation and matter as it currently looks like a broken
feedback. There has been no clue as to what election promise.
the design will look like as yet. We are hopeful Regards,
that the planning study has presented DPTi with
enough reason to build a safe, non-stop Dale Grimmond
roadway from Seaford to Sellicks. Main South Rd Action Group
Follow us on Facebook
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 7 November 2019 www.abra.org.au
Christmas Carols coming to Aldinga Beach!
I
t is that time of the year again to start putting with the community choir as they lead us in some
Christmas dates in your diaries. Get a pen and well-loved carols. This year, the Aldinga Bay
circle the 15th December 2019 to come Community Carols are pleased to welcome
participate and celebrate the Aldinga Bay Bromham, an eclectic and sprawling folk band
Community Christmas Carols. The event will from Adelaide. For the little ones, InnHaus Fish
once again be held at Symonds Reserve (next to returns with their ‘little bit of Wiggles and little bit
the Aldinga Community Centre), Stewart Avenue, of rock’ music on the stage.
Aldinga Beach. This year, we will continue to work with Fred’s
The FREE Carnival activities will be taking place Van – Aldinga by having a food donation drop off
from 5.00 till 7.00pm. These activities include a point. So please bring along a non-perishable
jumping castle for the kids, a chance to pat a food item and leave at the drop off point which
farmyard animal, ride a pony or even challenge a will be located at the Aldinga Bay Baptist Church
friend in a bumper ball! You may like to get your stall.
face painted, or try your hand at one of the craft
activities. Collect your ‘Follow the Star’ booklet The organising committee would like to thank all
and work your way around the reserve. Once the sponsors who have supported this community
completed, don’t forgot children to collect a event. In particular, they wish to acknowledge
goody bag. their Gold Sponsors: The City of Onkaparinga,
Home Grain Bakery, Jemma Turner – Magain
The carnival activities will be complemented by a Real Estate and Sign Colour.
range of food stalls. Along with a variety of hot
and cold drinks, stalls will sell sweet treats, So, circle Sunday 15th December on your
steaming coffee, healthy wraps, donuts and of calendars and join us this year for this FREE
course no carnival is complete without a super community event. Who doesn’t enjoy the
sausage sizzle. You may also like to purchase opportunity to relax with family and friends during
glowsticks for the carols which will begin at such a busy time of the year?! For updates on
7:30pm. the event (in the event of poor weather) find us
on Facebook, visit www.aldingabaybaptist.org.au
As the sun sets over Aldinga Bay, set up your or phone 8556 5570.
chairs or picnic rug and settle in for an evening of
entertainment. Be touched by the items and join
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 8 November 2019 www.abra.org.au
Willunga Christmas Tree Festival – Your
Christmas Story
The Willunga Christmas Tree
Festival returns for its 18th year
and it continues to grow.
The date to put on your calendar
is Saturday 30 November and
Sunday 1 December, 10am to
4pm.
Open by appointment the
following 4 days for bus groups
and school visits.
This year we will be celebrating
your Christmas stories.
There have been so many
wonderful entries for the 2019
festival.
It is inspiring to hear of so many
groups coming together to create
an individual christmas tree.
Come and enjoy an inspirational display of Christmas trees. Indulge in a Devonshire tea and browse
through the Christmas crafts and stalls.
Also featuring kids’ passport trail, popular vote and musical guests the Morris Singers, Willunga
Ukuleles and Puppet plays.
The festival is also on Facebook
Contact Jenny 0447 839 400 for more details
Climate Feelings: Clearing our Minds to
Shape the Future we Want.
T
his is an afternoon gathering of
people united by our love for all
life, a safe space to address
feelings such as grief, fear, anger or
despair. We'll share climate
conversations and creative activities
including seed mandalas, meditation,
and more.
Sunday 10 Nov, 1-4.30pm in Old
Noarlunga Bookings and details here.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/climate-
feelings-clearing-our-minds-to-shape-
the-future-we-want-tickets-
71483241299
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 9 November 2019 www.abra.org.au
Day on the Green looking good!
R
oundhouse Entertainment, in conjunction Chip Tooth Smile (out now through Warner Music
with Live Nation, is excited to announce Australia) is Thomas’ fourth solo album –
ROB THOMAS’ welcome return to debuting at Number 3 on the ARIA album chart
Adelaide, performing at a day on the green at and featuring singles I Love It and One Less Day
Leconfield Wines, McLaren Vale on Sunday (Dying Young).
November 10, launching our South Australian Byron Bay singer-songwriter and one of
summer season. Australia’s most-loved musicians, PETE
Last in Adelaide to headline the 2016 Adelaide MURRAY released his breakthrough record
500 Post-Race concert to an audience of more Feeler in 2003. It featured the hit single So
than 30,000 people, Rob Thomas also headlined Beautiful which topped the Aussie charts and
a sold-out Leconfield Wines concert in February went on to sell more than 450,000 copies and
2010. earn him 12 ARIA Award nominations. With more
Fans can expect a dynamic show of huge hits than one million album sales to his name, he has
and favourites plucked from the hugely remained one of Australia’s most in-demand
successful solo artist and Matchbox Twenty touring properties, repeatedly enjoying sold-out
frontman’s 30+ year career, as well as a tasting tours across the country and abroad. In 2017 he
of new tracks lifted from released his sixth studio album Camacho.
his new album Chip
Tooth Smile.
Joining ROB THOMAS at
Leconfield Wines will be
PETE MURRAY and
RUSSELL MORRIS, and
making her debut
appearance at a day on
the green, EMILY
WURRAMARA.
Among his numerous hits
are solo classics like
Lonely No More, This Is
How A Heart Breaks, Her
Diamonds, Streetcorner
Symphony, Little
Wonders and Matchbox
Twenty favourites Push,
3AM, If You’re Gone,
Unwell, How Far We’ve
Come and Bent, as well
as Smooth, his worldwide
smash hit Santana ARIA Hall of Fame inductee, number one selling
collaboration. Smooth celebrates its 20th Platinum artist, King of Pop, Australian Icon …
anniversary this year and last year the single was these are a few phrases used to describe Aussie
ranked as the second most successful song of all legend RUSSELL MORRIS. From his early pop
time on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. In 2017, the hits The Real Thing, The Girl That I Love, Sweet
Grammy award-winning hit was named by APRA Sweet Love and Wings of an Eagle, Russell was
as the second-most played song on Australian reborn in 2012 with the blues/rock album
radio in the last 25 years. Sharkmouth, earning his first Top Ten album and
ROB THOMAS is one of the most distinctive ARIA award at the age of 64! Earlier this year his
artists of this or any other era – a gifted vocalist, new album Black And Blue Heart (produced by
spell-binding performer and an acclaimed Nick DiDia and Bernard Fanning) debuted at
songwriter known worldwide as the lead singer Number 12 garnering rave reviews. As one of
and primary composer with Matchbox Twenty, as Australia’s finest singer-songwriters, Russell is
well as for his multi-platinum solo work and chart- indeed The Real Thing!
topping collaborations. As a songwriter and
collaborator, Thomas has racked up global sales
of more than 80 million records.
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 10 November 2019 www.abra.org.auEMILY WURRAMARA is a proud Indigenous
performer from Groote Eylandt in the Northern
Territory. Singing with heart and honesty, Emily
strives to share her stories and experiences Glass
through her music in both English and her
traditional language, Anindilyakwa. In 2016 she
stunned listeners around the country with her
debut EP Black Smoke. This was followed up last Plus
year by her acclaimed debut album Mikyakburra,
which reached Number 1 on the AMRAP chart
and was nominated for “Best Blues and Roots 24 Hour Emergency Glass Replacement
Album” at 2018’s ARIA Awards.
Rob Thomas’ ongoing love affair with Australian Commercial / Domestic
audiences is set to continue this November with Aluminium Window / Doors
his very welcome return down under. And with a Latches & Flyscreens
stellar line-up of Aussie talent joining Rob, this is
one special show you won’t want to miss. INVISIGARD
Stainless Steel
A DAY ON THE GREEN
Security Doors and Screens
Rob Thomas
Pete Murray * Mirrors * Table Tops * Shelves *
Daryl Braithwaite
* Solar Window Tinting *
* Shower Screens *
Russell Morris
Emily Wurramara Glass Cut to Size
Free Quotes & Prompt Service
Sun Nov 10
Leconfield Wines, McLaren Vale SA Phone 8556 6878
Facebook Ui/211 Aldinga Beach Rd.
Aldinga Breach 5173
Big Sing returning to McLaren Vale
T
his year we present
Mendelssohn’s Elijah on 1
December, 2019, at Tatachilla
Lutheran College, McLaren Vale, in
conjunction with the Norwood
Symphony Orchestra.
The massed choir and orchestra will
be led by Michael Milton, with
soloists Jeremy Tatchell as Elijah
with soprano Lisa Cannizzaro,
contralto Charlotte Kelso and tenor
Robert McFarlane.
Big Sing McLaren Vale grows every
year. In 2018, the choir consisted of
200 singers from all over South
Australia. Come, sing with us in
2019, and make this the biggest and
best one yet.
Tickets available at:
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/mendelssohns-elijah-tickets-70883425233
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 11 November 2019 www.abra.org.auAdvent Pageant at Aldinga Central
A
s the Christmas season rushes towards
us, school children in the Aldinga area
are getting geared up for the big day of
the Advent Pageant, Tuesday 3rd December.
Once a year, 300 or more children, chosen
from all three schools – Galilee Catholic
School, Aldinga Beach R-7 and Southern
Vales Christian College - meet at the Aldinga
Central shopping centre at about 10.15 am for
a Nativity Play and carols. A regular event for
over ten years, and supported by all the local
churches, several businesses, St John
Volunteers and SAPOL, this has become a
real community tradition in Aldinga.
This year it is Galilee’s turn to put on the play,
and children from all three schools make up
the choir. Celebrating the birth of Jesus, the
play concludes with the cutting of a birthday
cake, and the children share this in the form of
cupcakes baked by church volunteers. Ice
blocks contributed by Foodland and Coles add
to the culinary treats of the day.
Don’t miss it! Make Friday 29th your Aldinga
Central shopping day, and be in for a treat!
Below: 2018: Aldinga Beach R-7 presented the
play, which was written by local playwright
Nigel Camac.
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 12 November 2019 www.abra.org.auCouncils face growing risk from climate
change
N
EW DATA SHOWING THE CLIMATE risk “With no credible Federal climate policy in sight,
profile of Australian local government this shows why State and local governments
areas reveals the dangerous exposure of need to develop an urgent plan for both
many regional communities to climate impacts adaptation for impacts that are unavoidable, and
including coastal inundation, bushfires and soil plans to drive down the greenhouse gas
subsidence, says the Cities Power Partnership, emissions to stop making climate change
Australia’s largest local government climate worse.”
alliance. Some councils have expressed concern that
Climate hazard mapping released today by risk without an adequate legal and financial risk
profiling firm Climate Risk reveals the highest exposure framework, local governments may be
risk suburbs, where many properties may open to legal challenges from affected property
become very difficult to insure in coming years owners. Such challenges could potentially
due to the escalating climate impacts. financially cripple smaller councils and rate-
See the report at payers.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-10-23/the- Cr Jess Miller from City of Sydney, who last
suburbs-facing-rising-insurance-costs-from- week brought forward a motion to develop a
climate-risk/11624108 New South Wales climate risk framework for all
The extent of risk posed to council-held assets levels of government, said that councils need to
is not covered by the report, nor how these risks be able to respond to crucial information about
will be managed at local, State and Federal climate risks to residents without leaving
government levels. themselves open to legal challenges from
property owners or developers for affecting the
Cities Power Partnership director David Craven value of their assets.
says the new data provides much-needed
transparency around the serious climate risks “People deserve to know about the potential
facing Australian communities. climate dangers to their property, and local
governments need to know the risks to develop
“As this new data shows, many Australian better regional plans to keep communities safe,
communities are incredibly vulnerable to climate and ensure a fair transition for the people who
impacts, including bushfires, sea-level rise, will be most affected. The lack of legal certainty
riverine flooding and property damage caused is holding back frank conversations about how
by soil subsidence. In many areas, people’s to prepare for more frequent and severe
homes could soon become effectively weather events,” she said.
uninsurable.”
“The financial implications of the impacts
identified to both private and council-owned
property value is
important for all
members of our
communities to
understand and
prepare for. State-
level climate risk
frameworks would
provide greater
transparency and
guidance for all levels
of government to
protect communities
from the very real, and
alarming climate
hazards that lie
ahead.”
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 13 November 2019 www.abra.org.auFleurieu Folk Festival
O
ne of the highlights of
Fleurieu Folk Festival
2019 was the spectacular
Purple and Gold - A Musical
Celebration of Women's
Suffrage, which deservedly
received a standing ovation.
In 1894 women achieved the
right to vote in general elections
and to stand for Parliament in
South Australia. This was the
culmination of a long and hard
fought campaign by women and
men from all levels of society.
To celebrate the 125th
anniversary of this
groundbreaking achievement,
Fleurieu Folk Festival brought
together a group of women
recognised for their work as
musicians, poets and
songwriters to develop this
special presentation.
Written and performed by Adrienne Lovelock, Adrienne K Piggott, Bron Lloyd , Caz Williams, Jane
Bower, Jen Lush, Jodie Corfield, and Melanie Dancer, 'Purple And Gold' features new songs and
spoken word pieces along with extracts from reports, letters and speeches of the time. Audiovisuals
provided a backdrop to the story in this sometimes emotional, often humorous, but always heartfelt
celebration of this milestone in our history. The group was joined on stage by special guest guitarist
Kim Brown and Steve Lennox.
This performance was supported by the SA Government’s Office for Women as part of its 125th
Anniversary commemorations: 'Their Triumph, Our Motivation'.
#SASuffrage125 Women's Information Service
Image and text from the Fleurieu Folk Festival Facebook Page
W
hat an absolute pleasure it is
was to perform at the Fleurieu
Folk Festival on Friday night.
H\A hugh thanks to the organisers of
the festival and to Willunga Ukuleles for
this wonderful opportunity.
My personal highlight was the Purple
and Gold performance (see story
above). Along with so many great
performances I also enjoyed the
ukulele workshop and the song writing
workshop with Daniel J Townsend.
Tony King
Willunga Ukuleles on stage with
Dustbowl Chic
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 14 November 2019 www.abra.org.auOn This Day
All Hallows Day, also known as All Saints Day among Roman Catholics,
1 Nov commemorating those who have no special feast day.
Soviet Russia launched the world's first inhabited space capsule, Sputnik II, which
3 Nov 1957 carried a dog named Laika.
About 500 young Iranian militants stormed the U.S. Embassy in Teheran, Iran, and
4 Nov 1979 took 90 hostages, including 52 Americans that they held captive for 444 days
6 Nov 1945 6 The Atom bomb is dropped on Hiroshima, Japan by the U.S.
The Great Boston Fire started in a dry-goods warehouse then spread rapidly in
9 Nov 1872 windy weather, destroying nearly 800 buildings
Explorer Henry M. Stanley found missionary David Livingstone at Ujiji, Africa.
Stanley began his search the previous March for Livingstone who had been
10 Nov 1871 missing for two years. Upon locating him, he simply asked, "Dr. Livingstone, I
presume?"
17 Nov 1869 The Suez Canal was formally opened after more than 10 years of construction.
The biggest mass suicide in history occurred as Reverend Jim Jones led over 900
19 Nov 1978 followers to their deaths at Jonestown, Guyana. Members of his "Peoples Temple"
religious cult were ordered to drink a cyanide-laced fruit drink.
Portuguese navigator Vasco Da Gama, leading a fleet of four ships, became the
22 Nov 1497 first to sail round the Cape of Good Hope, while searching for a sea route to India
24 Nov 0079 The infamous Mount Vesuvius eruption buries the city of Pompeii.
25 Nov 1932 Amelia Earhart completes her trans-continental flight.
The island volcano of Krakatoa in Indonesia erupts. It was heard over 3,000 miles
27 Nov 1886 away and was one of the biggest natural disasters ever recorded.
28 Nov 1963 Martin Luther King Jr. makes his "I Have a Dream" speech.
Come November, Celts would decide which animals were strong enough to survive
winter and see a New year and its light. Animals which could not, would then be killed
to feed the Celts and their families so that they could endure.
In the original Roman calendar, November was
Symbols of November the ninth month of the year. It got its name from
the Latin word "novem" which means nine.
However, it became the eleventh month when
Birthstone: Topaz and Citrine the Romans added in January and February to
the start of the year.
Flower: Chrysanthemum Throughout much of history, November has
often been thought of as a somber month
because it signaled the start of winter. People
Zodiac signs: Scorpio and Sagittarius would spend the month storing up their harvest
and preparing their food and homes in order to
survive the winter.
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 15 November 2019 www.abra.org.auEpitaph
When fate comes to ahead If I outlive all those that I’ve known
would I lay upon deaths bed I am bound to pass all alone
and wonder what will be said No tears to be shown
when my epitaph is read My epitaph will be unknown
As you watch my body burn If I do not write without delay
and my ashes poured in turn The words to be spoken on that day
the words inscribed on the urn Others will surely have their say
my epitaph you will learn My epitaph done their way
Those words are just a token In a ward mind cut in half
of emotions that are awoken Words written on my behalf
in the hearts that are broken They will have the last laugh
As my epitaph is spoken My epitaph by dementia staff
If I pass with years still young Penned while in good health
With my race not fully run My stories are my wealth
what verses will be sung reflect upon them for yourself
my epitaph not yet done My epitaph written by myself
Tony King
Local Markets
Moana Artisan Market Willunga Farmers Market
Moana Foreshore Surf Lifesaving Club Willunga Town Square
Arts market by the sea. Every Saturday 8am-12.30pm.
First and third Friday 6pm-9pm. T 0405 067 943 T 0411 049 570
Moana Market Willunga Green Light Organic Market
Pioneers Memorial Hall, Nashwuak Crescent. Willunga Recreation Park
Second Sunday each month. Every Saturday 9am-1.30pm
T 0412 630 518 Willunga Quarry Market
Myponga Market Aldinga Rd, Willunga.
Old Myponga Cheese Factory Second Saturday each month.
Weekends and public holidays 9.30am-4pm. T 0408 897 393
Willunga Artisans Market
Old Show Hall, Main Rd Willunga.
Second Saturday each month 9am-1pm.
T 0414 361 817
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 16 November 2019 www.abra.org.auCommunity Group News
Aldinga Bay Residents Association Inc. Aldinga Bay Croquet Club
Meets on second Wednesday of each even New players and visiting players are always
numbered month at the Aldinga Community welcome.
Centre, Aldinga Beach. The club caters for both Association Croquet (the
Meetings start at 700 - 9:00pm traditional game), which develops physical skills
Please confirm meetings times at our facebook and keeps the mind agile and Golf Croquet, a
group “ABRA Aldinga Residents Assoc” short devious and fun filled game which develops
Everyone welcome. both skill and tactics. Both games are played on
equal terms between both genders and the first
Aldinga Bay Bowling Club Inc. coaching sessions are absolutely FREE.
Come Try Lawn Bowls! Ricochet is also played.
Social and Competitive Bowling Tues, Thurs and The courts are located at the rear of the Aldinga
Sat from 1pm Bay Bowling Club facilities at the Aldinga Sports
Free Introductory Coaching and Club Bowls Complex, Port Rd, Aldinga.
Available for those interested to learn to bowl. Playing Times:
Casual Dress and Flat soled shoes are all that’s Association Croquet
needed.
Wed. and Sat 9.00 am to 12.30 pm.
Friendly welcoming Members and Licensed
Clubrooms. Golf Croquet
Club is also the home of Aldinga Eight Ball Club Wed. 1:00pm to 4.00pm
Aldinga Sports Complex Port Road, Aldinga Fri. 9.00 am to 12.00 pm.
Ph 8557 7467 Ricochet
For Further Information Saturday 1pm for a 1.30pm start
Alan Foster: 0412 411 749 For further information please contact Ken Taylor
on 8556 3787.
or Carol Huxtable 0409 582 489
Aldinga Bay Men’s Group
Aldinga Bay Business and Tourism
Association (Previously Men’s South Talk)
Promoting business and tourism in Aldinga and Is a group escaping for a couple of hours on a
surrounding areas. We have an extensive social Tuesday. Meetings are held from 1pm - 3pm and
media presence, hold networking events, offer discuss various topics of interest, go on outings,
assistance with your events and websites, and and generally relax in congenial company,
promote your business! Sometimes they may listen to politicians or
leaders of local establishments.
We are a Not For Profit and donate to the
Community monies generated from events and Aldinga Uniting Church Hall, Old Coach Road
markets in our region. Aldinga, PO Box 81 Aldinga Beach 5173
Please join us at 6.00 pm on the last Wednesday Aldinga Bay Scout Group
of the month, above Louis' Cafe in the Aldinga Storey Avenue, Aldinga Beach
Central Shopping Centre.
Monday nights: Joeys 6.30 pm to 7.30 pm; Cubs
Phone 0402 207 559 6.30 pm to 8.00 pm; Scouts 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm.
http://aldingabayonline.com.au Venturers Friday night 7 pm to 9 pm
Come and try – boys and girls from 6 to 18 years.
Enquiries phone 8130 6000 or Aldinga Scout
Group Leader, Michelle on 8557 4359.
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 17 November 2019 www.abra.org.auAldinga Community Group Diabetics Support
Meet weekly on Fridays at the Aldinga Senior Assistance for diabetics is available from GPs,
Citizens Club, Corner Valiant and Quinliven GP Plus Health Centres and Nurse Educators
Roads, Port Willunga from 9.30 am – 2.30 pm. and your local Chemist, throughout the southern
Lunch provided at small cost. area.
This group will also provide respite for carers. Down South Craft Group
Phone Jan Ifould on 8323 8258. Meet Thursdays, 9:30am to 11;30am
Aldinga Fred’s Van Site At Community Centre, Hastings St. Seaford
Operates weekly on Friday evenings from Contact Wendy 0417 895 502
Aldinga Community Centre. Seeking team Or Sandra 8327 3469
members.
BYO craft or learn something new
Time commitment 5.30 pm – 9pm once every 4
weeks Fleurieu Harmony Chorus
Anyone interested please contact Teresa Branch Is a male A Capella singing group open to men of
(Coordinator) 0419 857 966 all ages. We entertain at local retirement villages,
aged care homes and charities. We meet every
Aldinga Netball Club Inc. Friday morning 9.15am to 12 noon at Lifecare
Home of the Aldinga Sharks Netball Club. Any Community Hall, Pridham Bvd. opposite Aldinga
queries or information about next season please Central Shopping Centre.
call: No singing experience required, we provide
President – Ellen Ling 0411 590 744 music and learning CD’s. Come and give it a try
Secretary – Jackie Outram 0407 619 309 and enjoy a cuppa with us. Enquiries phone 0459
299 767 or www.fleurieuharmony.org
Email: aldinganc@gmail.com.
Fleurieu Ladies Probus Club
Aldinga Quilters
Meets fourth Monday of the month
Meetings start at 10.00 am on 2nd and 4th
Tuesday of every month. in the Lifecare Hall,
Held at the Aldinga Institute, Old Coach Road, Pridham Blvd. Aldinga Beach
Aldinga. For anyone interested in patchwork and (opposite the Shopping Centre) at 10.00 am.
quilting, friendship and fun. All welcome. Enquiries: Julie 0437 860 875
For further information call:
Friends Of Aldinga Scrub
President: Elizabeth Grocke 8386 1182
We meet at Aldinga Library Community Room,
Aldinga Senior Citizens Club Inc. Central Way on the second Thursday of the
Corner Quinliven and Valiant Roads, month at 7.30 pm.
Port Willunga – Enquiries Phone 8556 5918 Ph. Helen McSkimming, 8556 3166.
Activities include: Working bees are held each Tuesday morning
during the cooler months.
Mon: Bridge @ 11am- 3pm (byo lunch)
Contact John Edmeades, 0488 552 797.
Wed: Club Day: Pool & Snooker 11:30 am;
We welcome new members at our meetings and
Carpet Bowls: 1pm; Sausage sizzle last working bees. Web address
Wednesday of month @ 12:30pm http://www.friendsofaldingascrub.com.au
Pool & snooker facilities available. Friends Of Sellicks Inc.
Aldinga & Sellicks Spinners, Knitters & Working with the Community to make the Sellicks
Weavers. Area an even better place to live. Public Meetings
Meets at Aldinga Institute Hall, Old Coach Road, every 2 months. Find meeting details, post
Aldinga on first and third Tuesdays 9.30am – comments and more at
3.00pm and second and fourth Thursday 9.30 - www.friendsofsellicks.com
3.00pm or follow us on Facebook.
A Thursday night group meets at the Aldinga
Library 5.30 till 8.00 pm
Contact Rosemary 0417 823 176
Email: rosiedunbar44@gmail.com
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 18 November 2019 www.abra.org.auGalilee Op Shop Lets South
Quality every day clothes for all the family, plus LETS South is a simple bartering system using
corporate & special occasion wear old methods of exchange and barter in the
- Lots of baby and toddler items Southern Suburbs and Fleurieu Peninsula. Now
in its 19th year it continues to provide a working
- Crockery, glassware, toys, gifts alternative to federal reserve money while also
- Bed linen, fabrics, craft items, books, CDs strengthening the community.
Open Mon, Wed, Thurs, 8.45 -3.00pm For more information contact chairperson
Margaret Beed at 0417 835 884
Cash Only, Thank you
or email chairperson@letssouth.com
Quinliven Road end, of How Road, Aldinga
Beach Visit the LETS South site www.letssouth.com
For after hours donations Ph 0471 410 694 and the blog at www.letssouth.blogspot.com
Grannie Annie’s Drop In Centre Lions Ladies Boutique
St Ann’s, 7 Stonehouse Lane Aldinga, We are open for business on Wednesday and
Saturday mornings from 7 am until 1.30 pm
Thursday Mornings 9 - 11:30.
If you have not visited us as yet, you are missing
Cheerful company, free coffee / tea. out on a wonderful time.... do come and see us.
Children welcome. We have so many “specials” you would not
believe. We look forward to meeting you, our
Group For Mental Health/Personal volunteers will surely make you very welcome
Development - Grow
Margaret Dorton, President.
GROW is a proven national program for mental
well being and is a non for profit organisation with Mclaren Vale/Willunga & Districts Combined
no fees or dues. Probus Club
A GROW Group meets weekly at 10am Meet 2nd Tuesday of the month at 10.00 am in
Tuesdays at Uniting Communities Family St. Pauls Lutheran Church Hall, Aldersey Street.
Relationships Centre McLaren Vale.
101/103 Rowley Rd Aldinga Beach SA 5173 A guest speaker each meeting.
GROW offers a 12 Step Recovery-Focused 3rd Tuesday of the month is an outing/lunch
Program for mental health issues or emotional
coping problems and is delivered in a safe and Visitors welcome.
caring environment. Meetings last for 2 hours and Contact Rosalie Atkinson on 8326 1717
are followed by refreshments.
Mclaren Vale Market
For more information please telephone
Held at the Institute Hall, Main St, McLaren vale.
Freecall 1800 558 268 or email sa@grow.net.au
1st Sat of every month 9.00 am - 3.00 pm.
Just Walk It Variety of stalls, hand made personalised cards
Group at Myponga. and easels, Olive oil, plants, chocolates, cakes
If interested in joining, please ring and much, much more. BBQ, tea and coffee
available.
Ros Hutchinson, 8558 6274.
Inside and outside stalls available.
Ladies Probus Club Of The Southern Vales
Enquiries to Margaret 8323 8426
The Ladies Probus Club of the Southern Vales
meet every 3rd Monday of each month at the
Lutheran Church Hall, Aldersey Street, McLaren
Vale at 10.00am. We usually have a guest
speaker or activity following a short business
meeting.
Come along and share a cuppa in a friendly
environment, all retirees welcome.
No entry fee. Enquiries (M) 0426 421128.
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 19 November 2019 www.abra.org.auNorthern Fleurieu Peninsula Stroke Support Seaford Community Centre Summer Classes
Group
www.seafordcc.com.au
Meets at Noarlunga Health Village (Teaching www.onkaparingacity.com
Room 2), Alexander Kelly Drive, Noarlunga
Centre on 2nd Thursday of each month (except Ph (08) 8386 3319
January) 10.00 am – 12 noon. Summer Singing
Our aim: To help each other over-come and cope 6 weeks of soulful singing with experienced
with the effects of stroke on ourselves and singing coach Charlotte Robinson. From
carers. beginners through to those with some singing
Visitors and new members welcome. experience. Commencing Wed 13/02, 10am-
11.15am, $60pp. Bookings Essential. Contact the
Phone Jane 8322 2996 Centre on 8386 3319
or Brian 8384 2445. Beekeeping
Ochre Coast Poets Learn the basics of backyard beekeeping, in a
Ochre Coast Poets spin and weave words, friendly, relaxed environment. 6wks commencing
workshop and network with other poets of the Fri 01/03, 9.30am-1.30am, $25pp or $40 per
south. The Ochre coast poets meet on the couple. Bookings Essential. Contact the Centre
second Saturday of the month at the Seaford on 8386 3319
Library, Grand Boulevard, Seaford, from 10.00 Seaford District Residents Association Inc.
am - 12.00 noon.
Meets on the first Wednesday of each month
For information: (except January) 7.30 pm. at the S.E.M. Centre
David; 8327 2459 or Tess 8556 3816 (North end of Grand Boulevard). Park and enter
on the north side of the building.
Out And About Club.
All welcome.
The Out and About Club provides weekly respite
for carers while members are able to participate Secretary: Jeff Hiscock 8327 3690.
in outings and activities that promote physical Sellicks Area Residents Association
and cognitive wellbeing. The club will run from
10.00 am - 3.00 pm each Wednesday at Life Being part of your community
Cares’ Community Lifestyle Centre Aldinga, Meetings bi monthly at 7:30 pm first Wednesday
Pridham Boulevard Aldinga Beach. of every second month at Sellicks Hall.
A two course lunch is included in the All welcome.
cost of $16.00. Meet your neighbours, voice your concerns.
Please contact Jacinta Robertson Phone Michael Lee 0451 458 711
to book 8293 5924 Sociable Singles Inc.
Rotary Club Of Mclaren Vale Sociable Singles provides an opportunity for
The Club supports activities in Aldinga, Willunga, single, divorced, widowed or separated persons
McLaren Vale and surrounding districts. We meet to attend functions for the purposes of friendship
Monday nights for a dinner meeting at 6.30 pm and companionship. Functions include meals at
for 6.45 pm at the Alma Hotel Willunga. local venues, bbqs in local parks, a
cabaret/dance at the Port Noarlunga RSL, Port
Visitors and new members welcomed. Noarlunga first Wednedsay of the month and also
Contact Kevin 8556 2968 a cabaret/dance at Wakefield House, Acre
Avenue, Morphett Vale once a month. For more
School For Dogs Aldinga Bay Inc. information please ring Linda on 8184 8427 or
“In the interest of the dog” Peter on 8327 6457.
Come along and train your dog with “Love, Trust Thank you. Linda - Secretary
and Patience” Sunday mornings and Tuesday
evenings.
No training on long weekends.
All breeds welcome. Dogs must be 12 weeks old
and fully vaccinated.
Symonds Reserve, Stewart Avenue, Aldinga
Beach.
Heat Rule: 32 degrees Noarlunga. No training!
For class information please phone Club Mobile
0411 473 745
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 20 November 2019 www.abra.org.auSouthern AC Run Club The Willunga Farmers Market Choir
Looking for a friendly recreational running group? (Soulfood)
Join us at the Southern AC Run Club. We meet The Willunga Farmers’ Market Choir is an A
every Friday night in the Port Willunga - Seaford - capella choir under the Directorship of James
McLaren Vale area. Suitable for beginners Moffatt (James.moffatt@internode.on.net) which
through to serious runners - new members of all now meets in the Music Room of the Willunga
levels are always welcome. Training tips and Waldorf School, 1 Jay Drive north off Aldinga
guidance are provided by our accredited Road, Willunga. Practice is on Tuesday 7.30
coaches. during school term. The choir is for women of all
Details of our weekly runs are posted in ages who like to sing and perform at a variety of
community venues and functions.
www.facebook.com/SouthernAthleticClub/events
If you would like more information please email
or call Matt on 0415 883 117 for more James or contact Margi : 0417 835 884
information.
It is a joyful, talented choir whose repertoire is
Southern Vales View Club wide and varied .
meets at The Alma Hotel, Willunga on the second Trees For Life, Willunga District
Friday of the month 10.30 for 11.00 start,
followed by a guest speaker and lunch. Willunga Trees for Life meetings are held on the
Interesting Outings arranged during the year. first Wednesday of each month except January at
Women of all ages welcome. 7.30 pm in the Eco Classroom at Tatachilla
Lutheran College, off Tatachilla Road, McLaren
Supporting three students on The Smith Family Vale.
Learning for Life program with their educational
needs. All welcome, supper provided.
Contact Secretary Chris Horsman Inquiries: Saskia Gerhardy, ph 0412 135 698 or
email saskia.gerhardy@hotmail.com.
on Phone: 8556 2897 Mobile: 0438 131 049
Weight WatchersSA
Email: chrishorsman528@gmail.com
Weight Watchers Association meets each
also follow us on Facebook. Monday night (except public holidays) at the
Stars - The Southern Region Theatre And Arts Aldinga Community Centre, Symonds Reserve
Supporters Hall, Stewart Avenue, Aldinga Beach. Weigh in at
5.00 pm; meeting at 6.00 pm. $30 joining fee,
STARS is based at Rec Park Inc. (Festival Hall renewal fee $20 plus $3 per week.
and Show Hall) Main Road, Willunga.
Willunga Basketball
It brings events to the southern region to foster a
vital and diverse arts culture. New players are always welcome.
To join STARS, visit the website on For adults, there is a men's competitions on
www.stars.org.au and learn what is planned for Wednesday nights.
this year and next and to make a booking for any Mixed on Mon/Tues.
event. Great stories and pictures of our
endeavours over the last few year. For juniors, competitions are played from 4:00pm
Mon through to Thurs.
The Aldinga Happy Stitchers
If you are interested in playing, coaching or
Would you like to come and sew with others? refereeing ring Petrina 0414 511 572
Join the Australian Sewing Guild branch at willunga.basketball.com.au
Aldinga.
We meet monthly at the Aldinga Institute on the
1st and 3rd Thursdays; 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
(except December).
Contact Mandy 0422 903 257
or Natalie 0409 692 321
The Southern Vales Wellbeing Group
Meets at the Singing Gallery, 133 Main Road,
McLaren Vale (rear entry) every Wednesday from
1.00 pm to 3:30 pm during school terms.
A guest speaker addresses the meeting at 1:15
pm. Cost: $4.50
Enquiries: Judy 8323 8435 or Lesley 8323 8527
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 21 November 2019 www.abra.org.auWillunga Bowling Club Inc. Willunga Garden Club
23 St. Peters Tce. Willunga. Meets every 2nd Thursday of the Month (except
Web site: www.willungabc.com January) at the Lutheran Church Hall, Aldersey
Street, McLaren Vale at 7.30 pm. Membership is
Lawn bowls for everyone. Fun at a friendly place. $15 per annum. Entrance cost is $5 (members
Social Bowls every Tuesday and Saturday. 12.00 $4) includes lucky door prize and supper. Guest
for 12.30pm start. Casual dress and flat shoes. speaker. Visitors welcome. Enquiries please
Bowls available from the club if required. Entry phone Chris 0419 532 545
fee $8.00 (includes jackpot). Raffles. Two games Willunga & District Lions Club Auction
played.
Willunga and Districts Lions Club holds an
Night Owls on Wednesday evenings. Club open auction on the last Saturday of the month at
for light meals at 6.00pm. Games start at 7.00pm. Centenary Park, cnr Binney and Strout Roads
Coaching and bowls available. Make up a team Willunga. Country Market, Swap Meet and other
of family, friends, work mates or just come along. events throughout the year. We're always looking
Flat shoes and casual clothes are all that are for new members to get involved in the great
required. work we do in our community.
Pennant or competition bowls are played each www.willungalions.com.au
Thursday morning and Saturday afternoon. Willunga Quarry Market
Willunga has teams at various levels of
competition. A great way to expand your bowls Second Saturday every month 9.00 am - 1.00 pm
skills and experience. Willunga Recreation Park Inc Oval grounds,
Aldinga Road, WILLUNGA Craft, produce, plants.
Contacts.
www.willungaquarrymarket.com
The club 8556 2246 David 0417 801 951,
Willunga Table Tennis Club
Peter 0410 605 541 Judy 0418 891 228
New players are always welcome, male or
Willunga District Community Bus Inc.
female, young or mature.Club bats available.
18 Lacey Drive Aldinga Beach 5173.
Social games are played every Tues. 7pm - 9pm
We transport the frail aged and disadvantaged
door to door Monday to Friday. Cost $5
Phone: 8557 7899. Contact Grant Firth 0416 187 870 or
Willunga District Community Bus Trevor Bradley 0413 577 304
The AGM of the Willunga District Community Bus Willunga Tennis Club
is to be held Monday September 9th 2019 at Willunga Tennis Club offers a variety of activities
10am at 18 Lacey Drive, Aldinga Beach. as well as a general membership to use the great
If you need further information please contact our facilities
office 85577899 between 8am - 11.30am or Social Comp - Tuesdays from 6.30pm rolling
leave a message on our answering service. entry throughout the season.
Willunga Embroiderers Cardio Tennis - Wednesday 8-9pm a fun run
Meets 1st & 2nd Tuesday of the month at "The around while hitting the ball - all skill levels
Hub" corner of Main Road and St Peters Terrace, welcome- bookings essential
Willunga. For anyone interested in embroidery, Hotshots - Saturdays mornings Tennis for the
friendship & fun. All welcome. Kids from 5 years old - bookings essential
Beginner's classes available. Keep up to date with our Facebook page for
For further information phone Wendy 8323 7475 additional events and programs
Willunga Farmers Market For general information and bookings please
contact us on willungatennisclub@gmail.com
Meet the grower - taste the region Every
Saturday, Willunga Town Square. 8 - 12:30 pm or 0432 526 793
Enquiries 8556 4297
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 22 November 2019 www.abra.org.auChurch Services
Aldinga Bay Baptist Church Kangarilla Uniting Church
Sundays 10am and 6pm Corner Kangarilla Rd and Sand Rd, Kangarilla.
Meets Southern Vales Christian College, Gymnasium. Worship service 10am, fourth Sunday of the month.
For further information please contact All welcome
Andrew – 0416 073 710 For more information visit
www.aldingabaybaptist.org.au www.kangarilla.unitingchurch.org.au
or contact: Joylene Edwards 8383 7122
Aldinga Community Church of Christ Inc.
Seaford Community Church
10.00 am Worship Service at Life Care, Pridham
Boulevard, We are a worshipping caring Church committed to
Aldinga Beach 5173 Christ and His Mission.
(opposite the Aldinga Central Shopping Centre). Meeting at the Maslin Beach Community Hall,
All Welcome Gulf Parade, Maslin Beach Each Sunday at 10.00
Pastor Randall Lawton Ph. 8556 6132 M. 0423 923 068.
Aldinga Uniting Church Seventh Day Adventist Church - Aldinga
Old Coach Road, Aldinga Meet together every Saturday morning at the
We invite you to join us each Sunday from 10.00am for Senior Citizens Hall ( corner Quinliven/Valiant Rds)
morning tea and chat. Aldinga.
Our worship service is at 10.45am We commence at 9:30 am with worship/singing/mission
Holy Communion is celebrated on the 2nd Sunday of the stories/bible study.
month, At 11:10 am we commence Divine Service with various
followed by a shared family lunch. guest speakers.
On Wednesday at 12noon the "Reflections" Bible Study in Fellowship lunch once per month.
followed by a BYO lunch and an afternoon of craft, games All welcome to our friendly church
and chat. Contact details- Joe Griffiths 8556-6364/ 0402931476
All Welcome
For information contact The Salvation Army - Aldinga
Tina 8556 5287, Kevin 0838 946 560
or visit us on Facebook Our Mission: Transforming Lives; Caring for People;
Making Disciples; Reforming Society.
Almond Grove Family Church Worship Services: Sunday 5pm,
Enquiries ph. Judy 0403175442
If you’re looking for a vibrant, family-oriented Pentecostal Personal Development: Positive Lifestyle Program: By
church community, we’d love for you to join with us for our appointment. All enquiries, Ph. 8382 1600
Sunday Worship service –
10:00 am at ‘The Granary,’ 32 Old Main South Road, Willunga Uniting Church
Aldinga.
There are a number of ways you can get involved in church Worship time 10.30am each Sunday
life at Almond Grove – if you’re after more details, please Faith sharing, prayers and a cuppa, Breakfasts gatherings,
phone our office on (08) 8557 7299, or email us at meditation and music. Fair Trade goods used.
info@almondgrove.org.au Come and See! Contact: 0433 389 708
We’d love to see you soon! Pastor David Busby
www.almondgrove.org.au Western Fleurieu Anglican Church
App Church Willunga Saturday 5.30 pm, St Stephen’s
St Andrew’s Terrace, Willunga
Applications for Life Aldinga Sunday 9 am, St Ann’s,
Cnr of Tongala and Hastings Sts, Seaford 7 Stonehouse Lane, Aldinga,
Sunday Service: 9.30am (Including Kids' Church) (off Main South Rd)
Wednesday Service: 730pm Activities for children.
Connect Group Tuesdays McLaren Vale Sunday 10 am, Wednesday 9 am
Youth Co: 1st and 3rd Friday of the month St Margaret’s, 99 Main Rd, McLaren Vale
Contact: Ps Josh Pitman: 0408 080 822 Seaford: Sunday 10.30 am, St Nicholas’,
www.appchurch.com.au Seaford Christian Churches
Cnr Main St and Grand Boulevard
Catholic Parish of Willunga refreshments after each service with a shared lunch after
the first Sunday Service in the month.
Aldinga. Mass in Mary of Galilee Catholic Church, Corner Fifth Sundays in the month at 10.00 am combined
Quinliven & How Roads Ecumenical worship service at Seaford with UCA and
each Saturday evening at 5:30 pm. Church of Christ
Willunga. Mass 1st, 3rd & 5th Sundays at 8.30 am, For services on the 5th Sunday of any month, see website
2nd & 4th Sundays at 10.30 am. Confession before Mass. southernvalesparish.org
Parish Priest: Father Josy For more information, contact Jim and Betty Kennedy
Parish Centre: Ph. 8556 2132. 8327 2135
Aldinga Bay’s Coastal Views Page 23 November 2019 www.abra.org.auHelp And Support Services
Ambulance/Fire/Police Emergency 000
Police assistance 131 444
Aldinga Police Station 8556 6541
24 Hour Health Advice 1800 022 222
Adelaide Metro InfoLine (7am - 8pm daily) 1300 311 108
Adelaide Southern Medical Home Visits GP 8381 6161
Aldinga Community Centre 8556 5940
Anglicare - Christies Beach
Financial Counselling
Emergency Assistance 1800 759 707
1800 748 149
(call at 9am for an appointment between 10am-12pm)
Centacare Southern Counselling Service 8557 9050
City of Onkaparinga 8384 0666
Communities for Children 8202 5944
Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000
Domestic Violence Helpline 1800 800 098
Drug & Alcohol Info. Service 1300 13 1340
Family & Individual Counselling 8186 8900
Family Relationship Centre 8202 5200
Flinders Medical Centre 8204 5511
Gambling Helpline 1800 060 757
GP Aldinga After Hours Clinic 0410 190 291
GP Plus Aldinga 8557 9500
Legal Advice Line 1300 366 424
LifeLine 13 11 14
McLaren Vale War Memorial Hospital 8323 6600
Mental Health Emergency Service 13 14 65
Noarlunga Hospital 8384 9222
Noarlunga Private Hospital 8384 9372
Onkaparinga Youth Services - Aldinga 8557 7555
Parent Helpline 1300 364 100
Poisons Info hotline 13 11 26
RSPCA SA 1300 477 722
Seniors Information Service 1800 636 368
St Vincent de Paul (Emergency Relief / Financial Counselling) 1300 729 202
The Salvation Army - Noarlunga Corps
Community Support 8:45am -12:20 Mon - Thurs 8384 6014
Youth Helpline 1300 131 719
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