Working bee on Sunday 30 November, last one for the year

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Our last working bee will be held on Sunday 30 April 2014, our last one for the year.

Meet at 10.00 a.m. at the big bridge.

Everyone is welcome to come to celebrate a good year's work with a couple of hours of weeding (not mulching as previously advised).
Afterwards we will all go to Maggie and John's house for lunch. 

Bring something to share, such as snacks, salad or sweets, and your own meat and beverage. 

Tea, coffee, crockery and glasses will be supplied. Maggie will have an esky on site for any perishables while you are at the working bee.

Contact Pam, 9830 5178 for any further information.

Our last Tuesday working bee will be on 16th December followed by lunch at Café Biscotti. 

Work will resume on 3rd February, 2015 in Zone 1 and Stuart is coordinator.
Location: South Surrey Park, Surrey Hills VIC 3127, Australia

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