The Four-Way Test

 

- Ian Miller resigned effective 28 February

- Over $900 made from Bunnings BBQ, well done all

- Ken proposing a DIK Edinburgh visit on Saturday 15 April

 

Wara Wayingga means the Place of shifting sands

- thanked the Club for BBQ last September, next Open Day is planned 15 October.

- 3 remaining remnant dune systems along the Adelaide coast (Henley, Semaphore & Tennyson). Tennyson at 20 Ha is the largest, and only with a 3 dune system

- the group conducts excursions, and produces publications, check out their website

- check out the Gardening Australia site for a recent program

 

Serves: 4

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1. Combine the chicken, egg, breadcrumbs, coriander, pepper and salt in a bowl then mix well. 

2. Roll tablespoons of mix into balls to form about 12 dumplings then place on a plate and set aside. 

3. Heat the oil and cook onions and chilli until soft then stir in stock, beans and corn bringing to the boil. 

4. Simmer for about 15 minutes until the dumplings are cooked then serve garnished with coriander leaf.

Community:

Ros De Garis (D), Gary West, Stephanie Thorpe, Brian White, Sue Lockwood, Yvonne Wilson.

Youth:

Robin Weissel (D), Ian Miller, Brian Thomas, Susan Kendle, Denis Ralph, Scott Anderson.

Club Image & Communications:

Ted Manka (D), Andrew De Garis, Lyn Grant, Neil Butler, Rosie Erasmus.

International & Foundation: 

Ken Parcell (D), Charles Camilleri, Alan Raggatt, Peter Shaw, Len Loechel.

Vocational & Environment:

Alison Howlett (D), Barry Dixon, Barbara Hay, Brenda Butler, Kevern Kendle.