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Volume 37 Issue 1 Autumn 2019
Nairne History Festival Byethorne Park New life for Update Mosaics Nairne Whispering Residents Walls Honoured Production PRESIDENT’S REPORT ANNETTE GLADIGAU MAKING Disclaimer US PROUD Long time Nairne resident and former Secretary of The Nairne & District News and the Nairne the NDRA, Mrs Annette Gladigau was nominated & District Residents’ Association Inc. (NDRA) for an award on Australia Day for local person of the accept no responsibility for the content year. Sadly, Annette didn’t win the main prize but to of any advertisements or articles in this be nominated for such an award on this historic day Newsletter. Views expressed in the Nairne in indeed a marvellous achievement and we are all & District News are not necessarily those very proud of her. of the Nairne & District News, its editor or publisher, or the NDRA. As President of the NDRA I would like to say a huge Stephen Lucas - President, thank you to Annette for her years of service to the Nairne & District Residents’ NDRA as Secretary. Annette had been secretary for Contents About Nairne & District News Association 7 years and has made an enormous contribution to We are now heading towards the cooler months and Nairne and the NDRA. I thank her for her efforts in 3 NDRA President’s Report Nairne & District News is a community like many I am looking forward to the cooler weather keeping the NDRA moving in the right direction and 3 Bus Service Proposal publication of the Nairne & District Residents’ after our recent record breaking hot spell. I am sure she will enjoy the break. 4 Councillors’ Report Association (NDRA) and is published four times a 6 Nairne Museum year in March, June, September, and December. The mosaic planters have now got their plants and 7 Byethorne Park Redevelopment flowers established in the main street and they look 8 Lions Club Volume #37 Issue #1 Autumn 2019 absolutely stunning with a nice pop of colour. To LYSSA LEIBELT 9 Nairne Market keep the plants maintained I urge anyone who may 10 Church News The deadline for contributions and advertising is see them looking a little sad to give them a drink and the 10th day of the month prior to publication. The Nairne community was deeply saddened to 12 SA Police a little TLC. learn of the sudden passing of Lyssa Leibelt. Lyssa 14 Nairne Community Pharmacy was a valued member of the Nairne community and 16 Mosaics Planters Editorial submissions and advertising enquiries Work on the Village Green is progressing steadily and to: [email protected] worked tirelessly in a range and groups and projects. 18 Parking in Nairne I am eager to finally see some fruit from our efforts in Lyssa was an early Editor of the then Nairne News 19 Citizen of the Year Nominations latter half of the year. and a past member of NDRA. 21 Village Green Proposal Nairne & District Residents’ Association Inc PO Box 416 23 Mayo Community Forum I would like to reach out to people living in the On behalf of all members of the NDRA, I extend our 25 NDRA Calender of Events NAIRNE SA 5252 district in and around Harrogate, Brukunga, [email protected] sincere condolences to Lyssa’s family at this most 26 Crystal Lake Sculptors Dawesley, Kanmantoo or Callington and ask difficult time. 27 Whispering Wall Production them to share any stories or community events & 29 Red Cross President: Stephen Lucas programmes going on locally so we can share them 30 Trades & Services Directory Secretary: Deborah McKay with everyone. The NDRA is about you. 30 Sports Directory 31 Directory The NDRA meets at 7pm on the third Wednesday So if there is something going on about the place 32 History Festival of each month (except December) in the Uniting that you would like everyone to know about drop us Church Hall, Allargue Street, Nairne. line via [email protected] and ensure you NDRA Office title the email as Nairne and District News story. Holders for Cover Photo Nairne & District News Team We hope to hear from you soon. ROUTE 890 NAIRNE to OAKBANK 2018/19 Our cover photo is taken from Editor: Kerri Oakley President: Stephen Lucas behind the Kanmantoo Mines Design & Layout: Joshua McKay/Kerri Oakley AREA SCHOOL (SERVICE UPDATE) Vice President: Leif Brown Proof Reader: Mark Clemow From the beginning of the school year the Secretary: Deborah McKay Photo: Stephen Lucas Accounts: Kerri Oakley Wednesday afternoon service from Oakbank Assistant Sectetary Emma Martin Distribution: Margaret Vincent Area School to Nairne will now depart at Treasurer: Kerri Oakley Printed by: Reid Print 2.35pm arriving in Nairne at 3.09pm. Executive Committee Members: This is great news as previously students on Emma Martin this service had to wait for the regular time due Ellen Lyall to timetable constraints.
2 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 3 BUS SERVICE PROPOSAL by Stephen Lucas COUNCILLOR’S REPORT David Leach - North Ward Councillor At the January meeting of the NDRA a proposed Mount Barker Council timetable and revised route structure was presented by myself for members to peruse at their leisure. My name is David Leach, along with fellow North Ward Councillors Narelle Hardingham, Harry Seager The proposal has been forwarded officially to and Simon Westwood we are privileged to have the Mr Dan Cregan MP & Mr Adrian Pederick MP for honour of representing your views and aspirations to Hammond. Mr Pederick has presented the proposal the Mount Barker District Council. to the Transport Minister Mr Stephan Knoll for his consideration. For the first time in decades, Nairne does not have a Councillor from the town limits of Nairne, but I can It is hoped that some of the monies recently saved assure you that myself and my three colleagues will by the transport department can be utilised to strive to ensure that Nairne gets the best voice in provide a much needed improvement to bus Council that we can collectively deliver. services east of Mount Barker through Nairne, Kanmantoo & Callington then onto Murray Bridge. ‘I see a great future in tourism for The proposal effectively amalgamates the current the town and district.’ AdelaideMetro services (Routes 836, 837, 841F, 842X & T842) with LinkSA services (Routes 805, 806, 807 & As the second largest town within Council, Nairne 808) along with the immediate localities of Harrogate, Dawesley and Brukunga are important, a lot of rates The City based services would remain unchanged are generated from here, you residents also pay a lot but with some slight timing adjustments. The big in state and federal taxes. change is the elimination of Routes 806 & 808 as they will become Route 807 trips. Nairne is headed for a renaissance - Lot 100, Green Valley Strawberries, Clover Restaurant along with the established tourist venues will attract many visitors. ‘We are eagerly awaiting the The Village Green, Byethorne Park upgrade, old Minister’s response to this Chapmans site development and rejuvenated main street bode well for a new look and feel to Nairne. ’ important issue. Nairne traditionally has been a service, farming and dormitory oriented economy, but I see a great future All trips to and from Murray Bridge, with in tourism for the town and district. the exception of Route 805, will operate via
Littlehampton, Nairne, Dawesley, Kanmantoo, Finally, I am probably a different sort of Councillor Callington & Monarto. Structuring the routes this to what you experienced in the past – I have definite way provides a two hourly frequency between views about how Council generates its income and Mount Barker & Murray Bridge, as well as an how it is spent. improved frequency to Nairne. I will continue to listen to what you have to say and In the proposal, the Friday only service from am always up for a face to face chat, phone call or Callington (Route 836) would be altered to operate email. from Harrogate to Mount Barker via Brukunga and will run one round trip Monday to Friday. Email: [email protected] Phone: 0429 515 969. It is hoped that the AdelaideMetro boundary will be extended further east from Nairne, but in any case the service will operate part metro and part country. Route 852 to Strathalbyn currently operates like this. We are eagerly awaiting the Minister’s response to this important issue.
4 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 5 Please try to find time on a Sunday afternoon (2 to 4) to visit us and, if you have any interesting items that you might consider donating, feel free to bring them to Nairne RSL Nairne Museum show us. President: Tony Semler by Clive Pay, Chairman If you have an interest in local history and would like to Secretary/Treasurer: Les Schmidt The Nairne Museum has been open now for nearly get involved in developing the museum please contact Vice President: Paul Wilton four years. In that time we have expanded the me on 0417 823 570. collection considerably, developed new displays and added the shed area as a display of agricultural and The Nairne RSL meets 2nd Tuesday each month oversize items. 7.30pm in the RSL Supper Room at the Byethorne Park Soldiers Memorial Hall We have been helped by community members who New members have brought into us items and information. One Redevelopment large contribution was from a resident who was welcome and needed planning to sell his house and needed to dispose of By Katrina Windebank In November last year we made up a special display accumulated items including a lot from his father. Contact: for Remembrance Day, being the 100th anniversary of Some fairly rare items were a set of pictorial atlases In August 2017 the State Government announced Tony Semler (Pres) 0438263913 the Armistice. Visitors were surprised at the number of published in1887 plus a 1927 South Australian $40m for a Fund My Neighbourhood program, Email: [email protected] people from Nairne and districts who took part in that directory which list every business and resident in the giving South Australians the ability to nominate Les Schmidt (Sec) 0419863832 war. The video presentation and displays of media state as of that year including their occupation. So this and vote for projects to improve their streets, Email: [email protected] has been invaluable for people who were researching descriptions of events that happened around Nairne suburbs and towns. their families. If they lived in South Australia in 1927 at that time are available on request. In May last year we joined with the NDRA during they would be listed. People who have come in Nairne locals, Katrina Windebank and Lynette Nairne Soldiers Memorial Hall expecting to find maybe a couple of ancestors have History Month to conduct ‘Open Doors’ walks where Sharp, identified two eligible projects for the Available for regular or one-off hire found up to 2 full pages. people were able to enter houses/buildings which Fund My Neighbourhood program and Council Small or larger activities - Reasonable rates would not normally be open. We will be repeating this agreed to sponsor and deliver the projects if Contact Tanya Little 0405 598 996 in May this year. The museum is focussed largely on Nairne history successful. but also has some items of general interest e.g. some We are working on a ‘Names’ database which will 1930s box cameras and a working 1930s record Through the online community voting system, ANZAC DAY player. Comparing this with an IPOD shows just how assist greatly when people come in and ask whether we have information on a particular person, which is Byethorne Park at Nairne was awarded two grants DAWN SERVICE far technology has come since then, both in terms of in November 2017 to design and deliver a Nature quality of reproduction and the size of the unit. often the case. We do have a mobile data connection so we are able to assist with some initial research. Play area to the value of $100,000 and a kick around area to the value of $150,000. Thursday 25th of April We have a wide range of photos including one from 1996 showing Nairne after a fall of snow! A bit hard to Most people will have seen the Nairne Rodeo video To ensure the project meets the needs of the at 6.15 AM imagine during the current hot weather. on display as well as the Nairne Militia re-enactment. We also have a copy of the Postcards segment with Nairne community, a Fund My Neighbourhood - Byethorne Park Working Group was established Lest We Forget We have more material than we are able to display Keith Conlon describing and looking around Nairne as the key mechanism for communication and so we will be cycling some displays over the coming as well as a recording of the Nairne 150th held in 1989 months to ensure they are available at some stage on the Main St and the Oval. consultation between Council and Nairne’s during the year. community representatives. provided to Council’s landscape designer. Final Recently we have been involved in the discussions The working group undertook a process of concept plans were released for select tender We have just completed a review of signage to make about the Jeffrey St development (Nairne Village sharing ideas for the site and sought input from in January, closing 20 February. Providing the museum more visible to passers by. Green) with a view to try to get the museum more the broader community through door-knocking everything goes according to plan, the proposed visible in the activities around that area. The eventual local residents and talking to local primary school start date is early March and to be completed by We expect to be involved with Council in the clearing development is intended to make the area much students. 30 June 2019. of the heritage Dawes Bridge sometime in the near more attractive with facilities such as barbeques/ future. This bridge was part of the main road to picnic tables/safe childrens’ play areas/more parking Through the consultation sessions, key priorities In addition, Nairne Landcare have approached the east in the late 19th century and has partially etc. Also safer ways to move around and cross roads were established, including the addition of Block Council to plant out an indigenous native collapsed. and railway lines. The Museum is central to these 20 and the unmade road, Packard Street East into butterfly garden within Byethorne Park, which discussions. the Byethorne Park footprint, which enabled the will showcase some of the amazing flora We can arrange for groups to visit at suitable times development of draft concept plans. residents can plant in their gardens to provide and have had several do so over the last year or so. habitat for native insects and animals. If you want For one bus company we opened the museum every At the final community consultation day on to be involved in this project, contact Sheree weekday for a month for a range of groups. 11 October 2018, feedback was finalised and Bowman on [email protected]. 6 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 7 Lions Club of Nairne & NAIRNE MARKET NEWS Districts Inc. by Althea Miegel Wishing our readers a very Sales have been going very well and for that we are most grateful to our loyal customers! Bring Greetings from the President and Happy New Year (although your friends too, please!! The follow up with Mens’ TDU 6 days later was a Committee of the Nairne Lions Club successful repeat performance. the actual celebration seems by Les Walker a while ago now) and may you We are also fortunate to have a few new On Australia Day the Club again sponsored the annual volunteers join our teams – much appreciated NDRA Carols by the Lake, our participation, and the celebration. The crowd numbers was a little down on all enjoy a healthy and happy thank you. Christmas Stocking draw, culminated a very busy previous years, but those who did attend enjoyed a 2019. year for the Club, and a well-earned rest to follow was day of fun and great music, highlighted by the free gratefully anticipated. “Ossie” lunch. What a start to the Market’s reopening – dreadful heat, causing the Management to implement our The Stocking was won by our own Marg Vincent, with Nick Carmen has been busy for the Lions. He was “heat policy”, closing the shop for some of the RECEIVE Nairne & District News by EMAIL the remaining 5 prizes as follows. contracted to provide the concrete base for the days when the heat was extreme. We apologize If you prefer to receive your Nairne & District News by seating at our Garden Project, and we are pleased to for the inconvenience!! 2nd Christmas Hamper J Duell from Woodside – a advise that he has completed our attempt to provide email, before it appears in the shops, then take out an dedicated Nairne Market volunteer. stairs from the Park across the Railway Station to the annual subscription for just $5 for four editions. The next problem happened as we were Railway Building. 3rd Pharmacy Basket B Tremaine from Nairne inundated with so many donations, causing the Email [email protected] with your preferred email Management to ask that no more donations be address and your billing address 4th $300.00 cash C Bui from Woodside [Gourmet We have been allocated a BBQ day at Bunnings on to join the list. Chickens] Sunday 16 March – hope to see you there. brought to us until further notice. We just have not got the room to store everything safely. 5th Computer Equipment C McGregor from Don’t forget we meet at the Railway Station every 2nd Ashton [won the Stocking 3 years ago] Wednesday in the month and welcome your enquiries and/or attendance. Every 4th Wednesday, we conduct 6th Goodyear Tyres voucher Hannah Rose from a Dinner Meeting at various venues. Nairne. Please ring our membership hotline on 0416 124 703 Congratulations to winners and our sincere thanks to for further information. all who supported the Stocking and Carols event Saleyard Rd, Nairne During the latter part of the year you may have noticed some activity on the little plot of land on Burns St/ Main Rd intersection. Our 45 years Anniversary Project is to beautify the entrance to our town. A stone wall has been erected; native plants Discover what have been planted, and are currently being nurtured and cared for until fully established. Council are to a Nairne School education provide park seating and table, and future ideas include a Nairne Lions history panel, drip irrigation, could mean for your child. and a drinking fountain. Nairne School is a Preschool - Year 7 site that offers students the rare opportunity to maintain their education from preschool right A suggestion has been made to name the garden, Robyn Fogerty and possibly a competition may be held to decide. through their primary school years. This continuity lets students Any suggestion would be welcome develop strong, positive relationships with their classmates and teachers during these important stages of their education. “Emotions 2019 started off with a big bang! The Women’s’ TDU Combining a focus on wellbeing with quality learning approaches in , , and , we aim to are the on 12 January saw a huge crowd gather in the town, mathematics literacy STEM sustainable education provide our students with all the , and skills key and witness a truly magnificent event. We were proud academic social emotional to to be associated with this, and I assure you that they need to succeed in life. the cooking nearly 400 bacon/egg sandwiches in a short time was no easy feat. Congratulations must go the Contact us to book a school tour now. intellect” TDU Organisers and the Mt Barker District Council for the planning, and the contribution of breakfast to the crowd. c Office 08 8388 6116 m [email protected] w nairneps.sa.edu.au G nairneprimary 8 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 9 NEWS FROM NAIRNE CHURCHES ST. JAMES BLAKISTON NEWSLETTER by Ronda Jaensch People often say they give up this or that during Lent but most of all there is the need to become more Combined Events for Hills Family, Uniting and Lutheran Churches: The church is now quickly approaching the season of observant of the great sacrifice which Jesus paid for all Lent which leads up to the great celebration of Easter. the universe in his humble submission to death on the Combined Church Service - Sunday, 31st March 2019 10.30 am at the Nairne Uniting Church, 1-3 cross. Allargue St, Nairne. Following this service there will be a Community Lunch at the Church. Please bring Tuesday March 5th is Shrove Tuesday often known as a plate of food to share and stay for this Fellowship Meal. All Welcome. Pancake Day. Today Easter is celebrated by a long weekend and many people take this time to camp out which is great. It is an ancient celebration of the last feast prior to the Information & Contact Details for Nairne Hills Family Church, 40 days of Lent. It has its roots in the need to eat up all Easter buns (Hot Cross buns) have been on shop the food that wouldn’t keep for 40 days. The need to shelves since New Year’s Day and no longer have the Uniting and Lutheran Churches: eat that fat gave rise to the French name of Mardi Gras significance they once did but I can remember when Redeemer Lutheran Congregation which means Fat Tuesday. they were only baked on Maundy Thursday and Mount Barker was full of that spicy aroma from the bakeries. Hills Family Church Services held at Nairne Uniting Church Christians observe the following day, Ash Wednesday 132 Princes Highway, Nairne 1-3 Allargue Street, Nairne as the first day of Lent. It is usual for the faithful to Easter eggs too, have been tempting us for some weeks Senior Pastor: Mike Stoodley Pastor: John Ridenour attend Mass on that day and to have their foreheads but maybe somewhere in all the rush to enjoy this feast Contact email: [email protected] Contact: [email protected] marked with the sign of the cross in ash. we may give some thought and thanks to the One who Telephone: 0408 211 970 Telephone: 0457 735 368 made it all possible. The ashes are made of burnt palm crosses which were Service times: Service times: distributed on the preceding Palm Sunday almost a year earlier. Who has such love for us all Every Sunday at 10.00am with Communion and Sundays at 8.30am except for any fifth Sunday in Kids’ Programme. a month when a Combined Church Service is held today that he would pay this If there is a 5th Sunday in the month the Hills Family with Nairne Uniting Church and Hills Family Church. Church, Nairne Uniting Church, and Nairne Redeemer supreme sacrifice? Lutheran Congregation combine for service. Lutheran services are led by Pastor John Ridenour. Save the date: Free Easter event at Byethorne Wednesday 6th March Ash Wednesday Service is Park Sunday 21st April 10am – 2pm. Includes at 7.30pm at St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Hahndorf bouncy castle, face painting and Easter egg hunt. Sunday 15th March worship is at 10.30am and All welcome. we share this with the DEAF Ministry church – all welcome. Lenten services will be held weekly Uniting Church during March – April with the service at Nairne on 1-3 Allargue Street, Nairne Wednesday 27th March at 7.30pm Pastor: Naomi Rosenberg Contact: [email protected] Easter Services: Telephone: 0407 237 158 Palm Sunday April 14 - 8.30am at Nairne Service Times: Maundy Thursday April 18 - 7.30pm at St Paul’s • Local family owned and Sundays at 10.30am, except on the third Sunday Hahndorf operated of each month when there is a combined service Good Friday April 19 - 8.30am at Nairne • Over 20 collective years with the Lutheran Congregation at 8.30am. Easter Sunday April 21 - 8.30am at Nairne If there is a 5th Sunday in the month there will be of local knowledge a combined service with Hills Family Church and • Quality equipment and Redeemer Lutheran. services • Training on equipment K.Y.B. (Know Your Bible) and licencing if required Meeting each Tuesday 9:30am in the hall during school term. All welcome for morning tea and a good • No deposit required time of sharing, caring and learning for all ladies.
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10 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 11 ► Never give your personal, credit card or online account details over the phone unless you made the call and the phone number came from a trusted source ► If you think you have provided your bank by Catherine Thomas account details to a scammer, contact your bank or In this issue I would like to talk to you again about The caller claimed to be a police officer and financial institution immediately Vehicle Security and scams which unfortunately told their intended victim that there was an ► Never give an unsolicited person remote still continues to be a problem in the Hills Fleurieu outstanding warrant in their name in relation access to your computer. You may compromise Local Service Area. to a tax debt. The victim was asked to pay their the security of your device and your personal We are still getting a large number of reported tax bill using gift cards. A shop assistant raised information thefts of valuable items from unlocked motor the possibility that the caller was a fraudster, ► Ensure your computer is protected with vehicles in the Hills Fleurieu Local Service Area. prompting the victim to visit a police station. regularly updated anti-virus and anti-spyware Officer in Charge of the Hills-Fleurieu Local Service Of concern was the fact the telephone number software Area, Superintendent Mark Fairney, would like to displayed was that of a South Australian police remind people of the following advice to avoid station; however the call was not being made from Please share this information - and discuss Order native becoming a victim of this type of crime. “If you that location. the prevalence of these types of scams don’t lock it you are going to lose it, don’t leave with people in your circle who may be less your vehicle unlocked in the hope that a thief will Unfortunately modifying the caller ID is a simple savvy about this type of technology or seedlings not damage the car to get in. Removing or hiding technique which can be used by scammers as a scam activity. valuables makes your car much less of a target, the way to build credibility by making a call or SMS Trees For Life’s annual ordering season is now open. To report a scam or for further information visit two seconds of effort required to lock your car or appear to come from a reputable agency. Place your order for bulk native seedlings - establish remove valuable items is nothing compared to the In the recent case, the intended victim visited the www.scamwatch.gov.au windbreaks, habitat for wildlife, attract pollinators, time taken in replacing property, reporting the police station only to discover there was no officer Or visit the Cybercrime online reporting network improve soil health and combat erosion and salinity. theft to the Police and dealing with your insurance of the name they were given working there. (Acorn) - www.acorn.gov.au. company.” For more crime prevention tips please contact your Get a species list for your area today! Nor do SA Police make calls on behalf of local police station or visit www.police.sa.gov.au. By following these simple security tips you can the tax department, or ask for payments minimise theft from your vehicle:- in gift cards. The Hills Fleurieu Police would like to urge ► Ensure all valuables are removed from your members of our Community to immediately contact Police if they see a crime occurring, see vehicle or conceal them in the boot of the vehicle While there has only been the one report received ORDERS CLOSE JULY 31 8406 0500 or [email protected] before arriving at your destination. in relation to the exploitation of this particular persons acting suspiciously, or if they hear about www.treesforlife.org.au ► Lock your vehicle doors and close windows. phone number, police are aware this type of any criminal activity. ► Install an audible alarm. practice is used by many would-be scammers to ► At night park your vehicle in a well-lit area. create a false impression about where a call is ► Engrave your valuables with your driver’s being made from. licence number prefixed with an “S” for South Australia. Irrespective of the phone number displayed, or ► Park your vehicle in a garage at night where who an unsolicited caller claims to work for, it is Nairne Lions Club - ‘We Serve’ possible. important to take independent steps to verify a ► Avoid hiding a second set of keys in the caller’s identity before providing any personal vehicle – if the vehicle is broken into they may find information or making payments of any sort. the keys and take the car as well as your valuables. ► Avoid placing bags and wallets on the Please remember these tips to protect yourself:- We can: passenger seat where they could be easily stolen. ► Hang up when someone you don’t know calls • Provide assistance to the elderly and those in need Scams continue to be a problem, like the scam ► Immediately delete emails from people you • Support local talent in sports and other competitions where victims are contacted by persons reporting don’t know, and from agencies or businesses that • Provide BBQ facilities for corporate and other clubs to be from the Australian Tax Office and being you didn’t agree to receive emails from – do not threatened with arrest and legal action in click on links in those emails events relation to a tax debt. These persons sound very ► Never send money online to someone you • Supply, on hire at negotiable rates, trestles, chairs, convincing, are aggressive and intimidating. haven’t met in person cutlery, crockery, bain maries, pie warmers, urns, mini ► If in doubt contact the government agency ovens & toasters, even industrial temporary fencing. There has been a recent incident similar to from a phone number or website that you have this in which a would-be scammer claimed located and were not directed to New member enquiries are welcome. to work for the SA Police. ► Remember the ATO will not request payment of a debt via iTunes, Google Play cards or Bitcoins Phone 0416 124 703, or email [email protected]
000 In the event of emergency 131444 To report a crime or suspicious activity 1800 333 000 If you have information about a crime or criminal activity (Crime Stoppers – you can remain anonymous)
12 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 13 about the Our recent work saw the successful passage Nairne and of the Nairne & Environs Development Plan Amendment (DPA), which defines the key blueprint District for the future of the area and the Main Street redevelopment, which when complete at the end Residents’ of 2021 will completely transform our town centre. At Nairne Community Pharmacy, we help Four times a year, at the start of each season, you gain control of your health by creating a Association we publish Nairne & District News, which is a personalized plan to treat your condition, relieve significant community newsletter that includes your symptoms, prevent reoccurrence and The Nairne and District Residents’ Association (NDRA) reports, news and advertising relevant to support your body on its way to better health.’ is a group of volunteer people interested in the the local community. Nairne & District News social, cultural and economic development of Nairne. is compiled by volunteers and funded by advertising and a small cover charge. Copies • FREE Care Plan consultation We work with the Mount Barker District Council, Ongoing FREE follow ups on your conditions are available from most Main Street businesses, • the Government, our elected representatives and selected locations in the district and by email. • No Appointment necessary other stakeholders to represent and advocate • Suitable for all members of your family the views of the community on matters that We also run events such as a Family Film Night, affect our prosperity and lifestyle. We believe that Carols by the Lake and Nairne History Festival. We Ask our Pharmacist about your collaboration and advocacy are the keys to good promote heritage and culture by supporting the personalized Care plan today. outcomes for all parties. We exist to hold Council, Nairne heritage trail, the interpretive plaques and Government and other stakeholders to account the Nairne Museum. Our website nairne.org.au has Have you ever thought about quitting smoking? on their commitment to Nairne, but we aim to do comprehensive information about our history and But you thought it was too hard? this in a culture of respect, rather than one that is access to various resources and contacts to assist Tobacco smoking, according to the World Health adversarial and confrontational. and support the community. Organisation, accounts for the highest burden disease of any modifiable risk factor. Quitting smoking has major health benefits for The NDRA Facebook Page provides authoritative, all smokers. It can be one of the most difficult yet factual and accurate information about what is Nicotine is the major active alkaloid in tobacco. happening in the community within the context rewarding things a person can do of our objectives. Similarly, we are committed It is rapidly absorbed through the skin and to quickly responding to questions and other lining in the gut and respiratory tracts. Inhaling There are a number of products are available enquiries so that we can empower residents and this substance in any types of burning tobacco from Nairne Community Pharmacy to assist prevent the dissemination of misinformation. is harmful to the human body. Research has patients with smoking cessation and are easy shown that tobacco smoking is associated to obtain without a prescription. Using nicotine The NDRA is a volunteer run organisation and with increased risks of death and or illness replacement products in forms of patches, gum, our funding is derived entirely from membership from numerous cancers, heart disease, stroke, lozenges or inhaler to quit is always safer than fees. We meet at 7pm on the third Wednesday of atherosclerosis, abdominal aortic aneurysm, continuing to smoke and nicotine by itself has each month (except December) in the Uniting emphysema and other respiratory diseases. not been found to cause cancer to heart disease. Church Hall, Allargue Street, Nairne. Each meeting starts with a guest speaker, or a forum with Heavier smokers may need a higher dose or to local Councillors. We always aim to conclude our meetings around 9pm. All members of the use two nicotine products at the same time (for community are welcome. example the patch and 2mg gum or lozenge). Your local pharmacists Cia Cen or Daphne can The NDRA meets on the third Wednesday of help you work out what dose you should use. every month at 7pm in the Nairne Uniting Church Hall, Allargue Street. The President for 2018/189 Nairne Community Pharmacy can help you to is Stephen Lucas and the Secretary is Deborah quit smoking. We do this by: McKay with the assistance of Emma Martin. 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Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 15 MOSAICS IN NAIRNE MAIN STREET Once the designs were completed and drawn to TRANSFORMED HISTORY! actual size, came the onerous task of breaking or by Annette Gladigau crackling the tiles. This task has been tackled with Recently eight of the twelve mosaics which are in enthusiasm, and I must say, in some cases restraint the Nairne Main Street have been transformed into was enforced. planters. There have been overwhelming positive comments regarding these mosaics being given a Tiles are now being laid out on the designs, ready to “new lease of life” and a number of local employees be transferred and adhered to the bins. and residents have offered to help to maintain the plants in these mosaic planters which is fantastic. Once completed and installed the bins will be an everlasting expression of life in Nairne. Objects with The transforming of the mosaics to planters was made both practical and artistic value. Works of Art unique possible by a Main Street Activation Grant from the to Nairne and created by our own community. Mt Barker District Council which was made available to the Nairne and District Residents’ Association a This project would not have been possible without while ago. Through devoted work by a number of the funding from and the support of the District members of NDRA and Kelly Pearce of Fleur de Lis Council of Mt Barker, the South Australian Country Gardens the eight mosaics transforming to planters, Arts Trust, Nairne Primary School and Beaumont Tiles. in the Nairne Main Street, became reality early in January 2019 just in time for them to be admired by ‘The transforming of the mosaics visitors and locals at the time of the Stage 3 Women’s Tour Down Under Race which commenced in Nairne to planters was made possible by a on 12th January 2019. With further consultation with Main Street Activation Grant.’ Mt Barker District Council we hope to see the other four mosaics, which were removed by council at the Further articles which appeared in The Courier in Annette Gladigau and Hellen Mackay in front the new mosaic planters time of the re-development of the northern side of October 1996 and March 1997 state that Cathy the Nairne Main Street, re-located and made into Radford (who is still a resident of Nairne) was the planters along the Nairne Main Street. co-ordinator or the Nairne Toward 2000 Project and that the “Pigs Might Fly” will be held in the Main Street Saleyard Rd, Nairne DO YOU KNOW THE HISTORY OF THESE MOSAICS? of Nairne on Saturday and Sunday April 19th and Following some research on the mosaics we have 20th 1997. It will feature a range of cultural events discovered some of the history around these beautiful including visual arts exhibitions, music and drama. works of art which we would like to share with you. We quote from an article which appeared in the For your information the names of the mosaics are Discover what “Nairne Towards 2000 Main Street Program” Issue No 5 “Pig Patrol”, “Frootopia”, “One Step Further”, “Stuck October 1996: - in the Mud”, “New Chickens on the Block”, “Flower a Nairne School education Power”, “Birdwatch”, “The Moo Moo Cows”, “Spirits of “CRACKLING” the Bins”, “Hole in One”, “Funky Legs” and “Farmer’s could mean for your child. Crackling, Nairne’s current Community Arts Project is Paradise”. Nairne School is a Preschool - Year 7 site that offers students well underway. A mosaic tile technique is being used the rare opportunity to maintain their education from preschool right Robyn Fogerty to create unique works of art for the Main Street. It would appear that Nairne was an amazing little through their primary school years. This continuity lets students Local artist, Hellen Mackay, has been employed to town in those days and locals made things happen. develop strong, positive relationships with their classmates and teachers work with the Year 6 & 7 students to design and Let’s continue to work together in this community to during these important stages of their education. “Emotions manufacture twelve rubbish bins for the Main Road. make this town a very special place to be a part of. Combining a focus on wellbeing with quality learning approaches in , , and , we aim to are the The bins will be launched as an adjunct to the “Pigs mathematics literacy STEM sustainable education provide our students with all the , and skills key Might Fly Festival” in April 1997. They will become a We will research further and hopefully have more academic social emotional they need to succeed in life. to the focus for the Youth Arts component of the festival. interesting historic information to pass on to you next Each bin has been individually designed by the issue. students, with support from Hellen. Whimsical themes Contact us to book a school tour now. intellect” of life in Nairne have been the focus. Everything from the creek environment, to life on the farm, has c Office 08 8388 6116 m [email protected] been captured in a colourful display and unique w nairneps.sa.edu.au G nairneprimary interpretation.
16 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 17 Parking In Nairne Citizens of the Year Nomination by Jamie Tann - Manager of Health & Public Safety Mount Barker Council There has been some complaints recently about the parking practices of some residents collecting their mail from the post office. Nairne is a beautiful place that still has the feel of small country town however due to the increase in housing and the absence of a roadside postal delivery, it’s a necessity for the residents to have their mail sent to a PO Box.
There is ample parking in the main street where at peak times a short stroll to the PO might be required, however some people just don’t want to walk that far and think it’s OK to park across someone’s driveway or on a yellow line, they’ll only be there for a minute or two.
As a friendly reminder it’s illegal to park over a driveway entrance, block a footpath or park on a You must not stop your vehicle in yellow line. a no stopping zone or on a solid LtoR Annette Gladigau, Dan Cregan, Brett Gabel, Helen Carmen
Council staff will be monitoring the area over the yellow line, not even for a few On the 25th January 2019, three Nairne Residents Through this she contributed significantly to the coming weeks as an education exercise and fines seconds were nomimated for the Citizen of the Year, as Nairne township, the organisation of the Nairne may be issued to drivers insisting on breaking the part of the Australia Day celebration held at carols, Nairne history month and the Nairne rules. Auchendarroch House for the Mount Barker movie night. Council. We are lucky that Nairne has wonderful residents that contribute so much to the local Annette has brilliant organisational skills and ould you like a copy of ‘The Tourists’ community. Helen Carmen, Annette Gladigau takes responsibility for the safety aspects at WGuide to Nairne’? Reprint booklets and Brett Gabel (as above with Dan Cregan MP events and activities, ensuring they are safe and are available for sale at $5.00 each and can be Member for Kavel) were honoured on the day. enjoyable. purchased from the Nairne Museum, Nairne Post Office, Sheehan’s Hardware, or District Hotel. Helen Carmen Brett Gabel Helen is a true local hero to the Nairne Brett has an ongoing passion for and contribution community. Helen began a fundraising venture to the Nairne community. Brett created a local back in 1985 to assist raising funds for local Facebook group called ‘Nairne Chat’ which organisations and projects and the Nairne Market aims to better connect the community with was born. information and events in a safe and respectful environment. Today, the Nairne Market has raised the Brett is always willing to step up and help out remarkable sum of $1,294,000 which has gone to where he can. He is a talented and dedicated help support the Nairne oval, cricket, tennis and musician and he is involved in the Mount Barker netball clubs, the CFS and the Nairne Soldiers Big Band and Mount Barker Concert Band. Memorial Hall. Helen is a person of humble presence and He volunteers many hours in the community has made an outstanding contribution to her including Nairne Lions Club, RSL, Hall Committee community over some 33 years. and Social Club.
Annette Gladigau The most amazing part about Brett is the fact he Annette was the secretary of the Nairne and does everything with a positive attitude and a District Residents’ Association for 7 ½ years. smile.
18 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 19 Founders Day 2019
Do YOU want to be a part of a group looking into the feasability of a Founders Day in October 2019? Founders Day was once a regular family event in Nairne, where the Main Street came alive with history, music, heritage costume competitions and more. Interested people can contact Clive Pay: [email protected]
INTEREST FREE LOANS Low income residents of the Adelaide Hills area & surrounding districts are eligible to apply for an interest free loan up to $1500 For further information contact
The Hut Community Centre 8339 4400 Email [email protected] Go online www.thehut.org.au
20 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 21 GET BEHIND OUR COMMUNITY AND JOIN THE NAIRNE & DAN CREGAN MP DISTRICT RESIDENTS’ Member for Kavel ASSOCIATION
The more people involved with the NDRA, the more we can achieve.
Annual membership is just $20 for an individual $25 for a family $15 for concession Justice of the Peace services NDRA membership is an HAHNDORF investment in our community. available in our office BOWLING CLUB History Festival in Nairne Email [email protected] for a membership application 9AM to 5PM Monday - Friday 43A CHURCH ST, HAHNDORF PH | 8391 5599 Playing W | www.dancregan.com.au E | [email protected] EXPERIENCE THE A | 48 Hutchinson St, Mt Barker SA 5251 Opportunities *New or experienced welcome *Young or mature HISTORY IN OUR *Reduced fees *Free club polo top *Coaching available *Bowls available MAIN STREET ‘give bowls a go’ Nairne Museum Open Phone 8388 7525 (Messages) Guided Walking Tours Visit our website: Every weekend from www.hahndorfbowlingclub.org April 27th to May 26th 2019 10.30am to 3.00pm Visit Historic Buildings during Open Door weekend - April 27th and 28th
Bookings for walking tours essential via 0414 810 068 or [email protected]
An event of the Nairne & District Residents’ Association and the Nairne Museum, with the support of Nairne Market.
22 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 23 NDRA Meetings, Events & Activities Wednesday March 20th 2019 Wednesday 15th May 2019 NDRA Meeting with Pre Meeting NDRA Meeting with Pre Meeting Session Also available: Session being the Council Forum. being the Council Forum. 8388 6336 Meeting to be held at the Nairne Uniting Meeting to be held at the Nairne Uniting • cold drinks Church Hall in Allargue Street Nairne, Church Hall in Allargue Street Nairne, 89 Main St with pre meeting commencing at 7.00pm with pre meeting commencing at 7.00pm Nairne • icecream and the NDRA meeting commencing and the NDRA meeting commencing at at 8.00pm. Kristian Wohlstadt, Senior 8.00pm. Kristian Wohlstadt, Senior Strategic • fresh bread Strategic Planner at Mt Barker District Planner at Mt Barker District Council will Council will present regarding the present regarding the ‘Village Green’ stage • newspapers (including the ‘Village Green’ stage of Nairne main street of Nairne main street redevelopment. Courier on Wednesday) redevelopment. • butter Wednesday 19th June 2019 Wednesday April 17th 2019. NDRA Meeting with pre meeting guest SPECIAL • cream NDRA Meeting with pre meeting guest speaker to be advised. • milk speaker to be advised. Meeting to be held at the Nairne Uniting Meeting to be held at the Nairne Uniting Church Hall in Allargue Street Nairne, with Church Hall in Allargue Street Nairne, with pre-meeting commencing at 7.00pm and CHICKEN YIROS pre-meeting commencing at 7.00pm and the NDRA Meeting commencing at 8.00pm. ONLY the NDRA Meeting commencing at 8.00pm. Kristian Wohlstadt, Senior Strategic Planner Kristian Wohlstadt, Senior Strategic Planner at Mt Barker District Council will present NORMALLY at Mt Barker District Council will present regarding the ‘Village Green’ stage of Nairne regarding the ‘Village Green’ stage of Nairne main street redevelopment. $10.00 main street redevelopment. $7.00 Follow the NDRA Facebook Page for 10th May 2019 updates and information on all NDRA Deadline for Winter 2019 edition of Nairne meetings, events and news. FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY & Districts News.
Visit the NAIRNE MUSEUM and catch up on the latest information on the town’s history.
For more imformation contact Clive Pay on 0417823570 NAIRNE & DISTRICT RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION (NDRA) Keep up to date on events and news in NEXT NDRA MEETING Nairne via Facebook.
Wednesday 20th March The Nairne & District Residents’ Nairne Uniting Church Hall Association – NDRA is the official Check our 1927 South Australian Directory for your Allargue Street Nairne ancestors, where they lived and what they did for a page of the NDRA for news about living. events and issues on the agenda 7.00 pm COUNCIL FORUM of the Association. Listen to a 1930s record player and compare it with North Ward Councillors to update on Mt Barker District Council Matters. your IPOD/Phone. Nairne Locals provides important community information, event news Check out the aerial photo to see if your house is 8.00-9.30 pm NDRA General Meeting and discussion relevant to the broader there. We are trying to establish when it was taken so community. we welcome any inputs. All welcome We are open 2 to 4 pm Sundays. Other times by Enquiries: [email protected] arrangement. The Museum is at the Nairne Institute in the Main St., corner of Cockburn St. 24 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 25
Sculptors @ Crystal Lake Symposium 6- 14 April 2019 Whispering Walls – If the Walls had Ears Crystal Lake Park, Devereaux Street, Macclesfield Ink Pot Arts is excited to announce that their historic theatre promenade performance Sculptors carving raw stone into unique sculptures Whispering Walls – If the Walls had Ears is currently in rehearsal, to be performed in Nairne Main Street 18, 25 & 26 May 2019. 10 am to 4 pm daily Entry by gold coin donation This will be a part of the History SA Festival 2019. Over the past few months we have been chatting to and learning from locals/elders in the ART EXHIBITION Crystal Lake gallery Geological exhibit community, diving into research material, partnering with staff at Nairne Primary school to provide workshops in the school, liaising with venue owners, hosting creative development sessions with Art works for sale Information on the stone used in the by the sculptors and artists and young local performers and of course chatting to Nairne business owners. Moreover, symposium highlighting properties, sources local artists there are certainly more conversations to be had with the Nairne community! and uses
Here is a glimpse into what to expect:
What tales could be told if walls really did have ears? During this unique theatre performance, that Saturday 13 April Family day incorporates live performance and multimedia, audience members will weave in and out of historic Children’s activities & Melba’s chocolate Stone Sculpting Workshops buildings to discover the tales of Nairne. Listen to the haunting tones of the didgeridoo; smell the sculpting 6,7,13 & 14 April dank, dark history in cellars where doors creak and stones echo; soak in the panoramic visual delights 10 am to 3 pm $25 donation Fun and creative activities will be available Tools & stone provided, must have covered shoes of building projections; be delighted by songs of ragamuffin children; touch and taste the culinary delights of a bygone era. Get your map and be prepared for anything :). at the ‘Childrens Tent’, on the oval atSandy’s Crystal Memorial Trust (over 12 yrs age) Lake Park, iIncluding: Prior booking essential Design a mini rock garden; Create an [email protected] Easter tree sculpture; Mould you own minature clay sculpture; Create temporary, tactile sculptures with kinetic Photo competition
sand Best Photo taken during the event as judged by Make a mosaic, Create your very own the Sculptors @ Crystal Lake committee will
pet rock; Draw a sculptor at work; receive $100
Sculpture quiz and Guessing game. To enter: Email your photo to: Want to get involved? There are plenty of opportunities, just email us on [email protected]: [email protected] by Wednesday No schedule and no need to book: just rock Join the or Ink Pot Arts run and be a part of the performing 17th April 2019 drama dance-drama classes up! Gold coin donation to cover materials ensemble
Register your child to join the singing workshops at Nairne Primary School
Become a business sponsor – we are keen to cross-promote Volunteer to help promote the event (delivering flyers etc) Come along to the opening night in costume to be part of the Best Dressed Competition Volunteer during the performance events Get in contact if there is something else you would like to offer
Proudly supported by Carclew, Country Arts SA, Mount Barker District Council and Nairne Pharmacy
Proudly supported by:
26 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 27 GET BEHIND OUR COMMUNITY AND JOIN Australian Red Cross THE NAIRNE & DISTRICT RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION Nairne Branch The more people involved with the NDRA, by Miriam Mitchell the more we can achieve. Hello again and welcome to autumn in the Annual membership is just beautiful Adelaide Hills. I would like to start this $20 for an individual article by thanking you for supporting us at the $25 for a family Nairne Carols By The Lake event last December. $15 for concession On Australia Day this year we were delighted Your purchase of our strawberries and cream that our valued President and Secretary Jennifer NDRA membership is an and raffle tickets helped us raise funds for Rowe was awarded the Nairne Lions Australia investment in our community. the valuable work of the Red Cross. Special Day Citizen of the Year Award in recognition thanks must go to Green Valley Strawberries for Email [email protected] for a membership application of her support to the Nairne community. We providing such delicious berries to us and this certainly experience firsthand what a difference despite the hail storms they had experienced in late November. Advertising in Nairne Your single donation could I would also ask you to dig deep to support us & District News again in March when the organisation conducts save up to three lives TELL THE PEOPLE OF NAIRNE & DISTRICT our national annual fundraiser Red Cross ABOUT YOUR PRODUCT AND SERVICES Calling. We will be out and about and hope to her contribution makes but it is wonderful that BY ADVERTISING IN NAIRNE & see you . Please note that alll donations are tax the Lions have recognised her in this way. Her DISTRICT NEWS deductible. Just ask us for a receipt. If you miss achievements are all the more impressive given Published four times a year, with 400 copies sold us you can always donate by going to www. that she is severely sight impaired and is happy and many more downloaded via our website redcross.org.au . Your donation will improve the to continue her work for our branch even though and email, Nairne & District News is a cost lives of vulnerable people both in Australia and she has moved out of the area. She assures me it is effective way to reach the people of Nairne. the region. not only because of the afternoon tea we provide Qualified Media Tutor/Mentor after our monthly meetings. Nairne & District News Adobe suite, 20yrs experience, police checked, If you would like to donate blood or plasma Advertising Rates for 2019 registered teacher. there will be the opportunity to do this locally Due to increasing production and distribution 0406 189 421 If you would like to enjoy our afternoon tea costs, the following rates will apply for when the Red Cross mobile blood unit visits Mt and meet the impressive Jennifer we would like advertising in Nairne & District News Barker in early April. If you would like to make an to extend an invitation to you to join us at our appointment to donate or check your eligibility monthly meetings on the first Wednesday of Module rate contact us on 131495 or www.donateblood. each month at 1:30 at the Nairne Uniting Church (8 modules to a page) $12.50 per module com.au. You will not be only helping save other Hall. Red Cross membership is for anyone with an Colour loading 20% peoples lives it could save yours. The simple eagerness to help others, a curiosity to know more Advertorial 75% of equivalent screening process undertaken before donations and a desire to experience the power of humanity. space rate are made may highlight some medical condition By being a Red Cross member you: that may not be picked up otherwise. TRADES AND SERVICES DIRECTORY • Can connect with other Red Cross people Standard listing $5.50 and help make a difference. Bold listing $11.00 • Are part of the world’s largest humanitarian organisation. For a copy of the full rate card and Terms & • Will be equipped to be a Red Cross Conditions, email [email protected] advocate in your community. • Elect the leaders in your state who will shape the future of the Red Cross. • Uphold the fundamental principles - Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Independence, Voluntary Service, Unity, Universality.
Meanwhile we hope to catch up with you on Anzac Day at the Nairne Dawn Service organised by the Nairne RSL and afterwards at the Gunfire Breakfast provided by the Nairne Lions. We will be dispensing tea and coffee with or without a tote of rum. See you there.
28 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 29 Businesses Advertising Nairne Trades & Nairne Sports Directory in This Issue
Services Directory Directory EMERGENCY Adelaide Hills Appliance Service 28 Fire, Police, Ambulance 000 Car Upholstery and Canvas Paul King Plumbing Nairne Oval Committee 22 Fire Ban information 1300 362 361 Residential plumbing, maintenance, h&c water, President: Darren Bloomfield 0409 470 890 Corner Takeaway 24 drains, gasfitting, septic, RW tanks, roof repairs. CFS Regional Office 8391 1866 Hahndorf Bowling Club 23 Fire station (Nairne) 8388 6246 Not 24hrs www.paulkingplumbing.com.au Nairne Bremer United Football Club Hatha Yoga 28 Fire station (Brukunga) 8388 6255 President: Mark Jaensch 0419 865 672 Hills Hire 11
paul king plumbing www.nbufc.com.au Kloses Supermarket 17 Medical Lions Club 15 Dan Cregan 0407 777 257 Nairne Cricket Club Nairne Medical Clinic 8388 6288 22 Mt Barker Bottle and Can President: Richard Boscence 0458 283 555 Nairne Community Pharmacy 8388 6422 8 myYogaSA Building www.nairnecc.sa.cricket.com.au Mt Barker Hospital 8393 1777 15 Nairne Museum Hills Hire 8391 4142 Poisons Information 131 126 24 Nairne Primary School Sheehans Hardware 8388 6457 Nairne Districts Netball Club 9 President: Jess Keough 0422 213 882 Nifty 50’s 5 Maintenance & Repairs www.nairnedistricts.sa.netball.com.au Police RSL 7 Adelaide Appliances 0407 392 001 For attendance 131 444 Sheehan’s Hardware 18 Mt Barker Station 8398 1700 Car Upholstery & Canvas 8388 6564 Nairne Tennis Club Somerled Services Mechanical Repairs 28
Somerled Services Mechanical 8388 6244 Contact: Martin Smallridge The Hut 20 Yab’s Maintenance 8538 7003 [email protected] Legal Trees for Life 13 Yab’s Maintenance Legal Aid Service 1300 366 424 18 Health & Therapy Services Nairne Golf Club: Deep Peace Meditation www.asmy.org.au President: Steve Smith 0417 660 582 Thank you to the following Hatha Yoga www.asmy.org.au Local Justices of the Peace Kym Bartholomew 8388 6615 premises providing space to Lemonstone Massage 0400 099 500 Nairne Knights Soccer Club Greg Hutchinson 8538 5028 myYogaSA 0400 099 500 Under 8’s, 10’s & 12’s Saturday mornings and a distribute this newsletter Nairne Pharmacy 8388 0842 Paul Wells 8388 0502 D Squad for Junior Primary students Thursday Corner Takeaway Nairne Vet 8188 0266 afternoons District Hotel Contact: Nairne Primary School 8388 6116 Local Members of Parliament Millie’s Bakery Services: Photography & Media [email protected] Federal: Rebekha Sharkey 8398 5566 Nairne Market The Multimedia Emporium 0406 189 421 State: Dan Cregan 8391 5599 Nairne Post Office GKR-Karate Saturday mornings at the Nairne Nairne Service Station Primary School District Council of Mt Barker Nairne Community Pharmacy Contact: 8368 0600 Setting Trendz Hair and Beauty Mayor Anne Ferguson OAM 0414 711 377 Sheehan’s Hardware General Enquiries 8391 7200 Taekwondo Wednesday evenings at the Nairne Kanmantoo General Store Waste Transfer Station 8388 1099 Primary School
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30 Nairne & District News Autumn 2019 History Festival in Nairne EXPERIENCE THE HISTORY IN OUR MAIN STREET Nairne Museum Open Guided Walking Tours Every weekend from April 27th to May 26th 2019 10.30am to 3.00pm Visit Historic Buildings during Open Door weekend - April 27th and 28th
Bookings for walking tours essential via 0414 810 068 or [email protected]
An event of the Nairne & District Residents’ Association and the Nairne Museum, with the support of Nairne Market.
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