By Leanne Mastrangelo The Bordertown Health & Community Foundation held it’s 30th Anniversary bike ride on Saturday March 25th. The ride, which began at Kingston, and finished at Bordertown (ie: B2B) had 30 riders and raised over $30,000. This money will be used to purchase equipment for the Bordertown Memorial Hospital and Aged care facilities and contribute to improving the health care of those within the local community. Foundation Chair, Leanne Mastrangelo, said she was thrilled with the outcome. “The local community is extremely generous in donating to our group and we ensure that donated funds are used wisely for the long term benefit of the hospital.” Anyone wishing to donate to the Foundation or find out more about what the group does, is encouraged to find us on FB or www.bhcfoundation.com.au Editor’s Note: With this Give Back donation of $500 we have reached $92,232 donated to local service, arts […]

By Selena Irvin The Lucindale Campdraft Association has been operating since 2001, and over the years we not only hold an annual Campdraft, we also host approximately 2-4 clinics as well as hire our grounds to be utilised for regular events for other community groups such as the Lucindale Area School, The Mid-South-East Dressage Club, and the Show society. The Lucindale Campdraft Club and grounds are home to family friendly, community orientated events that we are proud to be a part of. In 2022, the Lucindale Campdraft Club hosted an annual Youth Clinic for junior riders and competitors to participate in learning about the sport of Campdrafting and Horsemanship. We had families from across South Australia, Victoria and Lower New South Wales attend this event. The Lucindale Campdraft Club is looking at building a Children’s Play Area including a sand pit with toys for the children attending events such as […]

By Kaye Beauchamp The Naracoorte Branch of the Embroiderers’ Guild was very grateful to receive your previous donation. The money was put towards subsidising the costs of bringing a Guild tutor to run a workshop for our members in November. Carol Mullan was the tutor, and she taught “Counted Sashiko”. This is a technique which uses very simple stitches, but the patterns created can be quite complex. Another workshop is planned for March this year, to learn a different embroidery technique. In June last year our branch celebrated its 40th birthday, with a lunch for current and past members. We also invited members of the Executive Committee from Adelaide and members from Mt. Gambier branch to help us celebrate. Our group meets on the 4th Tuesday of every month at the Old Schoolroom behind the Sheep’s Back Museum, starting at 9.30 am. The first meeting this year will be held […]