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HELLO, She placed the box aside and didn't think Wills & estate planning · Trusts · Deceased estate administration much about it as the coronavirus had put an We welcome Donlan Lawyers, Resthaven, & disputes · Personal & Business Succession · Power of Attorney end to the open day. Inside was an old flag, Artworx and South Lakes Golf Club as our a Union Jack, and initially she thought it was & Advance Care Directives · Family Law · Conveyancing new advertisers, and we also thank all of our a bit too ragged and nothing special. Then regular advertisers, readers and distributers. she read the letter inside - it was the last was purchased by Mrs. Barry Bickford in the This edition comes with a warning – we Union Jack brought back to Adelaide from can assure you that you will feel like eating World War I. Adelaide Town Hall for £525 on November 8th 1918 for the French Comfort Fund. Belgian chocolate after you read the feature The note read: on a fabulous couple who make it with lots The note also included: of love. An inscription of this pole reads: We discover our local sea scouts THE GREAT WAR organisation is just as relevant as it was August 1st 1914 to November 11th 1918. Victor Harbor Times 13th May, 1949 Level 2/ 60 Hindmarsh Sq, Adelaide At their last meeting the Group Council decades ago, and we talk about the sale The last flag of the war to be sold by auction of our picture theatre and why it's having 39 Victoria St, Victor Harbor 8344 6422 decided, after a discussion, to preserve and prolong the life of the present Troop flag trouble screening new movies. by withdrawing it from general use. This Most of our time has been spent on Home and after hours visits available. www.donlanlawyers.com flag has considerable sentimental value. It our new series – a pub crawl. It's about was presented to the Troop by the late E.D. promoting our friendly mine hosts in an Bowman in December, 1928, and since that industry that has been hit harder than most. NOW OPEN: Wed-Sat 11am-9.30pm & Sun 10am-5.30pm date every boy who has joined and passed It's also great to see a new restaurant open through the Troop has been invested with – Swagman (see the advertisement opposite it. Several, as men, gave their lives in World page). War two (sic). The Troop sincerely hopes Enjoy Mrs Eatwave's recipes, share a laugh to acquire a new flag as a replacement for with us, and shame on those who criticised parades, etc. in the near future. the Crows after the Showdown loss to the Continued P4 Power. Jeepers, it was June and going into the match not having lost a match since March was an amazing effort compared with previous seasons. Take care. Introducing the Swagman Chargrill Restaurant FRONT COVER JUST A THOUGHT Kate Smith and Charlie Vandersteegen of Eventually, you will reach a point when overlooking the spectacular scenery of Softfoot Chocolique, based in Aldinga Beach. you stop lying about your age and start -Ashley & Jenny Alpaca Farm just outside of Victor Harbor. FULL STORY: P15-17 bragging about it. Enjoy great food & quality wines at a fair price in a relaxing atmosphere. Save your water! 38 Sandmine Road, Mount Compass [email protected] 8556 8544 www.compasstanks.com.au Coast Lines 3 PRIMARY LOGO July WineCoast Coast Lines Lines Publishers: Ashley & Jenny Porter trading as Oscar Publications ABN: 36 199 338 125 PRICELESS Stories: Ashley Porter M: 0402 900 317 FLAG FOUND e: [email protected] Melissa Smith, group leader of the Victor coastlines.com.au Harbor Sea Scouts, was looking for items of interest to display at an open day when she found a box beneath unwanted items in a storeroom of its Hindmarsh Road headquarters. HELLO, She placed the box aside and didn't think much about it as the coronavirus had put an We welcome Donlan Lawyers, Resthaven, end to the open day. Inside was an old flag, Artworx and South Lakes Golf Club as our a Union Jack, and initially she thought it was new advertisers, and we also thank all of our a bit too ragged and nothing special. Then regular advertisers, readers and distributers. she read the letter inside - it was the last was purchased by Mrs. Barry Bickford in the This edition comes with a warning – we Union Jack brought back to Adelaide from can assure you that you will feel like eating World War I. Adelaide Town Hall for £525 on November 8th 1918 for the French Comfort Fund. Belgian chocolate after you read the feature The note read: on a fabulous couple who make it with lots The note also included: of love. An inscription of this pole reads: We discover our local sea scouts THE GREAT WAR Victor Harbor Times 13th May, 1949 organisation is just as relevant as it was August 1st 1914 to November 11th 1918. decades ago, and we talk about the sale The last flag of the war to be sold by auction At their last meeting the Group Council decided, after a discussion, to preserve and of our picture theatre and why it's having prolong the life of the present Troop flag trouble screening new movies. by withdrawing it from general use. This Most of our time has been spent on flag has considerable sentimental value. It our new series – a pub crawl. It's about was presented to the Troop by the late E.D. promoting our friendly mine hosts in an Bowman in December, 1928, and since that industry that has been hit harder than most. date every boy who has joined and passed It's also great to see a new restaurant open through the Troop has been invested with – Swagman (see the advertisement opposite it. Several, as men, gave their lives in World page). War two (sic). The Troop sincerely hopes Enjoy Mrs Eatwave's recipes, share a laugh to acquire a new flag as a replacement for with us, and shame on those who criticised parades, etc. in the near future. the Crows after the Showdown loss to the Continued P4 Power. Jeepers, it was June and going into the match not having lost a match since March was an amazing effort compared with previous seasons. Take care. FRONT COVER JUST A THOUGHT Kate Smith and Charlie Vandersteegen of Eventually, you will reach a point when Chocolique, based in Aldinga Beach. you stop lying about your age and start -Ashley & Jenny FULL STORY: P15-17 bragging about it. Save your water! 38 Sandmine Road, Mount Compass [email protected] 8556 8544 www.compasstanks.com.au Coast Lines 3 July open day to celebrate its 110th year she may have just displayed the flag without realising its significance. “I am just so glad that I saw the letter at the bottom of the box explaining the flag's history, and how it had been eventually donated to the Sea Scouts,” Melissa said. “The flag has seen it's best days, but it remains a very visual memory of all of those who served our country. We are pleased to be able to honour them. "It is also special to so many past sea scouts who had be invested using this flag.” P15-17: Scout's Honour From P3 Melissa (pictured) said that when she realised the significance of the Union Jack flag – it is now of considerable value – the Victor Harbor Sea Scouts committee decided that in the best interests of the town, and respect for those who served our country, the flag should be exhibited somewhere hopes that along this road of uncertainty, special other than in the group's clubrooms.
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