Thank you from St Dunstans
Parishioners of the Anglican Church of St Dunstan would like to thank everyone who helped us at the October market in raising funds for our Church especially those who gave of their time on the day.
Donations of goods, buying of raffle tickets and gate takings helped us to raise over $1100; we are very grateful to everyone who helped us achieve this.
Mr G. Moore won the wood raffle
Our Services are held every Sunday at 11:15.
Christmas Service - Sunday 24th December - Evening Service commencing at 7.30 p.m. with Carols followed at 8 p.m. by Blessing of the Crib and Eucharist.
Call to reduce water usage
Goulburn Valley Water has called on residents of Violet Town and Euroa to reduce their water consumption, as supplies from Seven Creeks are shut off due to low flow levels ie. less than 10Ml per day. more ...
HREP - November report
Despite the long and intense dry we have been experiencing, in the last couple of months the Honeysuckle Recreational Environment Project has managed to find a good number of things to occupy itself and the dedicated band of workers that have come along to working bees, or contributed at other times and in other ways in the restoration and beautification of our town's delightful creek environment. more ...
VTAG Hall Committee report
The Hall Committee was extremely disappointed to see the damage to the large table in the meeting room. Not only were the castors broken off the legs but the table was continued to be dragged across the carpet. more ...
VT School Sites History Group
This group will meet again shortly and plans are still underway for opening of the plaques in Autumn 2007. After the last meeting each member of the group went away with a task - people to follow up or photos or documents to find. more ...
Heritage walk around Violet Town
A draft brochure in the 'Things to do in Violet Town series. click image
Brochures in a 'Things to Do in Violet Town' series, recording and showing the parts of Violet Town that helped in some way to make the town what it is today are being prepared.
With assistance from Robin Landvogt, Dot and Robbie Rae during a walk-around Violet Town, a sense of what is relevant and appropriate was identified. The draft brochure, second in the series, in pdf format, showing part of the heritage walk can be downloaded.
Comments and suggestions from the community would be much appreciated and can be made to Darryl Parker by email or telephone (03) 5798 1858. more ...
For details/interview call the Editor on (03) 5798 1858