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INSIDE That’S Right, He’S 12 Months, and According to His Proud Owner, How to Be Guaranteed Big FREE Coast Lines Your Goolwa - Victor Harbor community monthly magazine reaching Kangaroo Island and the Fleurieu May, 2013 Vol. 2, No. 13 ...plus your real estate guide [email protected] www.coastlines.com.au T: 0402 900 317 This is no joke... meet King, who is just getting out of the puppy Why... the stage. INSIDE That’s right, he’s 12 months, and according to his proud owner, How to be guaranteed big... pause? Angela Singleline, of Goolwa, P2: King, a Bull Mastiff x Rhodesian a copy of Coast Lines. Read Because King Ridgeback, is a bold and beautiful about our new website. gentle giant weighing in at 70kg. And he’s still growing! P10: The memories of was born Angela, who takes King to the Greenhills Adventure Park Fleurieu Dog Obedience Club at are priceless. 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There on-line through– your computer telling you it has arrived trybooking.com.au is a cost to meet postage and handling: – allows us to entertain and inform you in $27.50 for an annual subscription, or 12 issues between our monthly editions. ALL TICKETS $11 delivered by post. Our new website also takes you to "Explore"... The online service is free. Go to our website a great new way to find the best places to To arrangeBOOK interviews, NOW quotes or photographsand click on p "subscribe".lease contact When: you provide enjoy a bite to eat, have a coffee, do things www.investigator.sa.edu.auMrs Rachel Coghlan your email address you will receive a message or find places to visit on the Fleurieu and KI. a 30c booking fee applies to all tickets confirming that you have registered. Again, we see it as a community service. 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We can even put a heritage, presenting wonderful collections, name or saying on a jacket or outfit. places and stories through an amazing range of 3 Cadell St, GOOLWA history-related activities. About Time has evolved significantly since its 04008555 029 5993 904 humble beginning in 2004 as SA History Week, [email protected] all due to incredible hard work and enthusiasm of the event organisers, including thousands of Friday, May 3 volunteers, who are passionate about sharing Hysterically historical quiz night our history. Presented by Southern Theatre and Arts The event will be held from May 1-31, and Supporters. Emphasis on local and South should not be confused with this year’s Australian music and theatre. Presentations National Heritage Week, which was held from designed to increase participants’ knowledge. Prop: Julie Bedford & Paul Simmons April 13-21. Waverley Homestead, St Peters Terrace, LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED FOR The state-wide festival will also present SA’s Willunga, Waverley Homestead, St Peters MORE THAN 30 YEARS first Open House Adelaide, joining major cities Terrace, Willunga, Sat, May 3, 7.30pm. 20 Cadell St; GOOLWA around the world to throw open the doors and provide public access to buildings and spaces Saturday, May 4 8555 2290 in the City of Adelaide over a weekend. Don Loffler – the Holden man ah: 0417 868 272 Overall, About Time 2013 will present 522 Presented by Alexandrina Libraries. Holden e: [email protected] events exploring different aspects of the past historian and author Don Loffler tells stories of Mon-Fri 8.30am-6pm; Sat. 9am-1pm / in every region of the state. Australia's much-loved car. This is a must not Sun & public holidays 10am-1pm just for Holden buffs, with nostalgia bound to Here is a collection of events on the Fleurieu. touch anyone with a Holden in their history. Many of them are free, and in most cases Bookings required. Goolwa Library, Community bookings are essential. Visit http://abouttime. Chambers Room, 11 Cadell Street, Goolwa, sa.gov.au/events for more information. Sat, 11am. MEAD ROBSON STEELE Thursday, May 2 Sunday, May 5 have now opened an office at Fashions of yesteryear American River history walk A peek into the past… presented by Goolwa Presented by American River Progress 31A Cadell Street Goolwa. Library Local & Family History Room. Exhibition Association.
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