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2013 Woodcraft Guild Open Day
Woodcraft Guild Open Day 5th April 2014
2013 Regional Arts Youth Masks Display at St Marys
2013 Car Show St Marys
Mental Health Week St Marys 2013
St Marys Peoples Poles Project
Please don’t forget to RSVP for the Community Workshop on Tuesday 25 February 5.30 pm St Marys Hotel. Let me know if you are intending to stay on for dinner so I can inform the Hotel of numbers.
Regards
Diana Foster
Mariton House
1 Irishtown Rd
St Marys
Tasmania 7215
03 63722059
St Marys
Tasmania 7215
03 63722059
$5000 worth of hand and power tools stolen from the Break O’Day Woodcraft Guild
At least $5000 worth of hand and power tools have been stolen from the Break O’Day Woodcraft Guild’s centre at St Marys in the Fingal Valley.
The Say
by Cagerattler
It doesn’t seem too long since the last Valley Voice of 2013 but suddenly here we go again. Like I do every year, can I just remind those who read the Voice that Cagerattler is a chance to touch on many and varied subjects. I never claim to ALWAYS do tons of research on a subject but the main object in the past decade or so is to get people talking about mostly local, but occasionally wider range subjects.
If you disagree with what I write and you see it totally differently then please write a reply – that’s the whole idea. I make a point of not personally attacking anyone by mentioning actions, decisions or impending decisions that affect us all. Also the opinions of this column are not necessarily those of the Valley Voice.
A few weeks ago a stupid, selfish person or persons decided to break into the Woodcraft Guild/Men’s Shed and take much of their hard earned, integral tools and equipment and didn’t even leave a tiny amount of petty cash for day to day incidentals behind – as small an amount as it was.
international women’s day
Friday 7th March 2014
Bus Trip to Ross Female Factory and Wool Centre Museum
Cost $10 (light lunch provided), bookings essential
RSVP 28th February 2014
For bookings and more information phone 6376 1134 or email
Proudly supported by Break O’Day Council and St Helens Neighbourhood House