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Eudunda School Community Library - April 2023 School Holiday Times
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Library Public Times – Easter & April School Holidays 2023

ByPeter

You can still access the Eudunda Library during the school holidays. Sandy has supplied the times it will be open. Note that it is closed from 12noon to 1pm each time it is open. NORMAL TIMES RESUME FROM MONDAY 1st MAY 2023 Check out the Library website here

Bill Prior & Fay Grosser At Feb 2021 Probus Meeting
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Former Police Officer Tells of Eudunda Policing History at February Probus Meeting

ByPeter

Recently retired police officer Bill Prior spoke to members of the Eudunda Probus Club at their February meeting. Bill was born at Eudunda and served in S.A.P.O.L. in various departments including the C.I.B. Although New South Wales was founded before South Australia it only had a small localised police force operating where as South Australia…

Who is A CARER Colourful Flier
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Final Eudunda Carer’s Coffee Group At The Bakery Tearoom Thursday May 16th, 10:00 am – 11:30 am

ByPeter

Final Coffee Group is on at the Eudunda Bakery Tearoom Thursday May 16th @ 10:00 am – 11:30 amPlease Drop by to say Hullo Or Good bye Lee Wingate told of the Carer’s Coffee Group journey here in Eudunda,“Sadly, the Eudunda Group has Finally Yielded to current lack of Traction ! “It’s been almost 4…

Robertstown Community Markets Sun 14th Mar 2021 - Poster
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Robertstown Community Markets – 14th March 2021 – More Details

ByPeter

A wide variety of stalls, including, Chesters Chocolates, Dusty Blend Soap, Trade Winds Fashions, Jewellery, Hand Made Cards, Rusty Garden Art, Tupperware, Scrapbooking, Next Time Around Gifts, Lavender Products, Enjo, Plants, Clothes, Rawleighs Products, Wild Woodland Toys, Roots n Leaves, Lucky Bottle Stall, Hand Crafted Products, Soy candles, Cakes, Produce. More info 0428 817 122…

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Don’t Forget To Fill In Your Census Form on Tues 10th Aug 2021

ByPeter

It might surprise some people, but the Census is such an important planning tool for Governments at all levels and businesses too, even local organisations who are ‘switched on to statistics’ can plan membership and facilities in the future if they can get accurate data.