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Grovedale grapevine Issue #21 Summer 2017 Welcome to 2017 at Grovedale Neighbourhood House Hi everyone, For beginners to pastels and art right through to the more advanced students, I teach very much ‘hands-on’ and will I’m Jen Jones, Pastel Art- assist you to work on your painting through problem solving ist and new Arts Teacher and practical demonstrations. for the Grovedale Neigh- bourhood House at the Each student works on their own artwork of their choice and Grovedale Community Hub will learn how to grid up their photos and enlarge on to their starting 1st Term 2017. art paper to get correct proportions and scale.I currently teach out of my studio, StudioArt6 at Bannockburn I will show you how to identify colours and hues, developand will continue to do so on Mondays and Tuesdays, but your individual style, and will have you hanging your complet-Thurs mornings you will find me at the Community Hub from ed and framed artwork on your home wall in no time.9.30-12pm running Pastel drawing and art classes. You canalso check out my art on my website:studioart6.com.au. Classes commence February 9th, check out our program on page 6 for full details.Pastels are an amazing medium to work with as they areextremely forgiving, diverse in their effects as you can see onmy artworks, but very messy so bring along an apron or oldshirt to protect your clothes from the dust.45 Heyers Rd Mon 9am-12pm, Tues-Thurs 9am-3pm Ph:5241 5717

45 Heyers Rd Mon 9am-12pm, Tues-Thurs 9am-3pm Ph:5241 5717The Grovedale Grapevine is manager’s Chit Chat!compiled and published byGrovedale Neighbourhood Welcome to 2017 and our first edition of the Grapevine for the year.House. I hope you all had a fabulous break over summer. The Grovedale Neighbourhood House staff are all organised and readyAdvertising & Editorial to rock and roll. We have two new part time staff that some of youDisclaimer may have meet. Jenny Speed our Volunteer Support and CoordinationThe inclusion of inserts, edi- Officer, and Tina Grimes our Creative Programmer. We are delighted to have Tina and Jentorials or advertising in The working with us as we move into 2017.Grovedale Grapevine does Pam has worked really hard to ensure everyone has the space and programs they wanted.not necessarily constitute or So many thanks Pam.imply any endorsement or We now have 6 active volunteers who are amazing, and we have others who will be comingrecommendations concern- in over the year. We are so lucky to have such committed, skilled people that support theing the products, services, Grovedale Neighbourhood House.opinions or information This term we have a new pastel drawing class and an exhibition of a local artists work infound in the contents. late February, see inside for Jen and Saabira’s stories – check our program/facebook for time and dates. TO ADVERTISE Please look over our programs and news and come on in and spend some time with us. Linda.Phone: 5241 5717Email: [email protected] You Have Book Swap Rent a room. the Power!EDITORIAL POLICY If you love reading and like Grovedale Neighbour-Contributors should note Grovedale Neighbourhood a variety of topics, then hood House has a rangethat the right to modify House can now offer points our book swap library is of rooms, and a beautifulsubmitted articles is to recharge your battery on for you. We have murder old hall with a commercialretained by the Grovedale your scooter or wheelchair. mysteries to enchantment kitchen that you can rentGrapevine. All contributors You can have a cuppa while and history. Craft to cook- for workshops, meetings,are asked to provide their you wait or use our free ing and of course travel the events and activities.articles electronically on wifi. world books. Give us a call to discussMicrosoft Word format. So bring in the books you your needs and we will would like to swap, and let you know availability WEBSITE take a new lot home with and the range of reason- you! able rental costs. Phonegrovedalenh.org.au Our fabulous volunteers 52415717. keep this book area beauti-LAYOUT & DESIGN fully neat and functioning. Palila Opit NOW DELIVERED TO 5,156 HOMES IN GROVEDALE. Deadline TERM 1 DATES Grovedale Neighbourhood House acknowledges the 2017 support of:for next issue of JAN. 30th- Like us onGrovedale MAR. 31st FacebookGrapevine28th FEB. Check our activity program for course 2017 starts dates. Published march, 2016 Please enrol early as places can fill quickly2 www.grovedalenh.org.au

45 Heyers Rd Mon 9am-12pm, Tues-Thurs 9am-3pm Ph:5241 5717Free Wifi Creative AwakeningsGrovedale Neighbourhood House has free wifi, so come Do you dream of being a painter, a dancer or a writer,on out of the cold, have a cup of tea and catch up on your creating an invention or Perhaps there's just a small flickeremails, Skype your friends and family or finish that last essay. of excitement at the thought that you just might be able toJust ask us for the password. create something. It doesn't matter where you're starting from, whether you are a full time artist or entrepreneur or ifBarwon River Dragonboating you don't believe you have a creative bone in your body. Cre- ative Awakening is a 6 week journey, in a safely held space,Geelong Firecats are looking for new members. Come & try, where you will find yourself waking up to a more invigorated,we paddle for fun, fitness & friendship. No prior experience more creative, you.Call Mia 0400 953 368 for expressions ofrequired, all ages welcome. interest/information.www.geelongfirecats.com.au One Way!facebook: Geelong Firecats Dragon Boat Club Don’t forget our car park is one way. This is for the safety ofNews From the Grovdale children and all the other community member’s that use theSeniors Hub. Also a gentle speed when entering and the leaving the car park is much appreciated.Hello to all the Grovedale Seniors. Here we are in 2017, hopeyou are all keeping well. We are in the process of organising new signs for the car park and traffic flow arrows that will assist you, keep yourIf you are looking for somewhere to go - come along to the eyes out for the new directions!Thank you for your consider-Grovedale Community House in Heyers Rd. and join in some ation.of the activities there. No Smoking Please!We have carpet bowls on Mondays - gentle exercises andcards on Tuesdays - bingo every 2nd Thursday with social Just a small reminder that Government regulations stateafternoons the other Thursdays, that there is to be no smoking within 6 metres of a door or window near a child care centre / community hub. Whaton Fridays we have line dancing. So don’t be lonely at home - this means at our Hub, is that smokers need to cross the carwe are all friendly seniors, you will be most welcome. park and go onto the parklands to smoke, making sure you dispose of your butts appropriately.For more info. ring Gwen on 0416 381 510 Thank you for your compliance with this important govern- ment regulation, and in consideration to our children and others in the Hub.www.grovedalenh.org.au Total Harmony Yoga & Reiki Classes at Grovedale Community Centre Mon 6pm - 7.30pm Classes in Highton Tues & Wed evenings Call Glenda on (03) 5241 9367 3

O u r Comm45 Heyers RdMon 9am-12pm, Tues-Thurs 9am-3pm Ph:5241 5717Local Artist: Saabira RazacSaabira Razac is a local Artist whose works you may have If you enjoy Saabira’s artwork, you maybe interested inseen dotted about the Cafes and small businesses of Gee- attending her private classes. Saabira Razac Artworks hostslong. She was born in the Twin Island State of Trinidad and Adult Art Classes on a weekly basis in Grovedale. Her class-Tobago and has spent most of her life between there and es are focused on harnessing your own Artistic Style andCanada before migrating to Australia in 2012. She grew up learning to create artwork that you enjoy making. She instilscelebrating many different cultures and religions, which in confidence in her students and allows their inner artist topart, is the inspiration of her artwork. Saabira is fascinated blossom.by people’s mannerisms and why they do the things they do.She focuses greatly on the perception of the human form; Check out some of the fun and interesting projects her stu-presenting it in a non-conventional manner while maintaining dents get up to in these classes on Facebook (www.facebook.a high level of realism. com/saabiraR) as well as her website (www.saabirarazac.com).Saabira’s Artwork can be described as stylised, colourful and We are pleased to announce that Saabira Razac will be exhib-engaging. She uses colour and abstracted drawing style to iting some of her dynamic artwork with The Grovedale Neigh-spark a memory in the viewer. Saabira loves to paint her bourhood House in February 2017. Be sure to look out forfemale figures with unusual colours that you would not come further information on our Opening Night Event in Februaryto expect as skin tone; but somehow seem to work very well. 2017. Come on out and have a look at these interesting andHer figures possess a strong sense of movement creating a beautiful works of Art.gentle yet playful conversation with the viewer. She uses mir-rored imagery, crafting a pleasant kind of conflict between thefigures; of wanting to reach out and touch each other.Saabira strives to portray the essence of beautiful subjectmatter and her floral images are no different. She usesnon-conventional colours and abstracted lines to trigger amemory in the viewer. She calls upon your senses as youview each artwork, causing the individual to create a personalexperience as they narrate through each floral drawing.Saabira also enjoys blending the human form with these floral www.grovedalenh.org.auinfluences. The delicate beauty of each subject creates animage full of energy and intrigue. Her “Floral Women” Series isan ongoing exploration in to the strength and beauty that lieswithin the female portrait. Some of these engaging drawingswill be on display at the Grovedale Neighbourhood House inFebruary 2017. 4

Mon 9am-12pm, Tues-Thurs 9am-3pm Ph:5241 5717munity45 Heyers RdBrian Johansson and the Grovedale Community Kitchen.My last interview for the Grovedale Grapevine was about the Do you use any of the foods from the community gardenfood swap, and this time I continue the foodie theme, catch- in the cooking?ing up with the Community Kitchen Grovedale coordinator, I may bring something from my garden to cook or pick someBrian Johansson, to find out what it’s all about. free herb to add to a dish.Take a retired guy that has always enjoyed cooking, likes Ball- What day and time does the group meet?room Dancing, through to competition level, who was a Fitter We meet Wednesday 10:00 to 12:30 and generally meet overand Turner and then became a baker for 15 years. Brian also the school holidays.grows his own veggies in the grovedale community garden. Do members have to book and pay in advance?What is a Community Kitchen? Members don’t book, but we have just started a waiting listIt’s a group of people who come together on a regular basis for next year with a pay as we go system at $5 a week.to cook, socialise and enjoy good food. Each group decideshow their kitchen will run, how often they will meet, and what I think it's been great for me to get involved with the Grove-food they will prepare. dale Community. I have met lovely people and I would encourage others who might be thinking about getting outWhat got you started? there to just give it a go!I got involved in the community kitchen about 18 monthsago. I retired from work and found the community kitchen bychance when I was looking online for details about the Com-munity Garden which I also enjoy.I read about the kitchen and it sounded like something thatwould suit me. When I first started with the group it had 3-4active members. I started assisting the facilitator with buyingthe groceries and with the running of the group. I have sincecompleted facilitators training and am sharing the role. I findthe group to be fun and I enjoy spending time with thepeople and have even made some new friends.It’s great to share recipe ideas and to learn cooking tips fromeach other. The group involves attending Wednesday cook-ing. I buy food to prepare and supervise and participate. Weenjoy eating what we have cooked.The group has about 12 members on the books with 8 - 9attending most weeks people can find out more from http://www.barwonhealth.org.au/healthy-communities/communi-ty-kitchens-bhWhat sorts of foods does the group cook? Brian and some of the Community Kitchen members enjoying aThe group decides on their own menu each week. We try to celebrationhave healthy meals that can be made on a budget that aretasty. We have been making a lot of old fashioned dessertswhich are yum but not always healthyA member of the group may bring a favourite recipe of theirssomething they see on tv or just something they feel trying.www.grovedalenh.org.au 5

45 Heyers Rd Mon 9am-12pm, Tues-Thurs 9am-3pm Ph:5241 5717Courses & Activities What’s New? Finding Stillness Zumba Pastel Art Classes A 4 week program for chil- When: Wed 7-8pmCost: dren to learn stillness and Casual classes $10P a s t e l A r t i s t & Te a c h e r meditation. Ph Julie: 0419 377 563Jen Jones will be conduct- When: Wed 4.15pm-5.45pm [email protected] lessons for beginners 8th Feb- 1st Mar com.authrough to the more ad- Contact Tessa: Commencing 22nd Feb.vanced students 0450 675 282When: Thurs 9.30am-12pmContact Jen: Guitar for Kids Active Aging0408 461 559 ExerciseCommencing 9th Feb. Fun and easygoing class- es for primary school age Strengthen your balance Psyhic & Medium- children to learn the basics and fitness ship Development of playing the guitar. Prep When: – grade 6, $14 p/lesson Monday 8.30am & 9.30am,Two classes to suit all When: Tues 3.45pm- Commencing 6th Feb.levels. 4.45pmWhen: Tues 10am-12pm & Contact Sarah: Wednesday 9.30amThurs 7-9pm comm. 7th & 0466 113 138 Commencing 8th Feb.10th Feb. Commencing 6th Feb.Contact Lindie: Cost: $6 per session,0421 148 862 Spanish Playgroup monthly or $7 casual Bookings essential Community Group of parents with Ph: 5241 5717 Ukulele young children who speak Spanish and meet Kangagym FitnessA fun and social group for weekly for friendshipall ages where you will and playtime activities. If you are a new Mum, fas-learn the basics of playing When: Mon 9.30–11.30am ten your bub to you, andthe ukulele and learn some Cost: $2.50 p/family p/wk our tutor Kate will take youeasy songs along the way. Ph GNH: 5241 5717 through your paces.You do not need any prior When: Mon 10.30-11.30am,experience, but you will Computers Contact Kate:need to bring along your 0422 708 487own ukulele and a sense of Computer Photo Commencing 16th Jan.fun. EditingWhen: Mon 7.30pm-9pmCost: $2.50 per week. Beginners: Tues 1-3pm Yo g aContact Ross: Advanced: Tues 9am-12pm0430 871 045 Cost: $5 p.w. EveningsCommencing 6th February Ph GNH: 5241 5717 Tues 6-7.30pm Commencing 7th Feb. Glenda: 5241 9367 U3A Activities @ Commencing 30th Jan. Grovedale Hub FitnessYoga & Meditation Ninjutsu Early MorningsMonday 10.30am–1pm Tues 6.30–7.30amCommencing 1st Feb When: Thurs 6.30–9pm Contact Bianca: Rob Baard: 0410 414 488 0478 167 312Wed & Fri 8am-9am Commencing 5th Jan. Commencing 10th Jan.Comm. 3rd & 5th Feb.Contact Garry: 5244 5114 www.grovedalenh.org.au 6

45 Heyers Rd Mon 9am-12pm, Tues-Thurs 9am-3pm Ph:5241 5717Term 1 2017 Wingrove Craft Karen Feldman’s Calisthenics Dance Classes CRAFTMon: Tinies 4.15, Jnrs Age specific dance classes5.30pm, Seniors 7.30pm Wed Group–Wed 1-3pm Wednesday: 2.30pm fromCommencing 6th February Commencing 8th February 1st February $2.50 p.w. Thursday: 4pm from 2ndTues: Sub jnrs 4.30pm, FebruaryInters 6.30pm Craft Creators – Friday Contact Karen:Commencing 7th February 9.30am–12pm, 0432 493 527 Commencing 10th FebruaryThurs: Masters 7.30pm $2.50 p.w. Men’s ShedPh Kylie: 5244 2448 Ph: 5241 5717Commencing 9th FebruaryWellbeing SOGETSU IKEBANA The Old Hangars Men’s Shed (OHMS) meet every Community Kitchen Ikebana is the unique Jap- Tuesday at the former air- anese form of floral art. port on Surf Coast High-When: Wed 10am–12.30pm With understanding and way. An active and pro-Learn to cook a meal for practise, beautiful works ductive group. Call us for$5 or less. Friendly, wel- may be created with even more info.coming group; no skills quite humble materials. Ph Nic Kuiper:required. When: Thurs 6pm-8pm, 0403 203 184Ph GNH: 5241 5717 Cost: $200.00 per 8 weeks Email: Christopher, road- Yo u t h TOWN(Take Off [email protected] Weight Naturally) Commencing. 2nd Feb ACTIVE PERFORMANCEWhen: Wed 6pm MACHINEPh Heather: 5243 0622 EMBROIDERY CLUB STUDIO Weight Watchers If you have any brand of Acting classes for Kids, computerised embroidery Te e n s a n d A d u l t sWhen: Wed 6pm–8pm machine and would like to When: Fri 4.30pm–8.30pmPh Steve: 0402 303 064 join, contact GNH on 5241 Ph: 9078 1454 luke@ 5717 for details. activeperformancestudio. Philosophy When: Sat 10am–3pm,Feb com.au Discussion Group 18th, Mar 18th, Apr. 15th Commencing 10th Feb. Cost: $5 p/sessionWhen: Wed 7pm-9.30pm YOUTH DROP INPh GNH: 5241 5717 Children NEW DAY Food Swap MINI MAESTROS Regular drop in activities 3rd Saturday of the music classes for children, of X-box, foosball, month When: Wed 9.15–12:30pm table tennis, art activites, Ph: 0424 047 822. sports, Wii, free food!! All9.30–11am. Bring your Email: mm.geelong@mini- welcomeexcess produce for swap maestros.com.au When:Thur 3.30pm–5.30pmor sale. Commencing 8th Feb. Ages 12-25 Ph Karina: 0419 504 329www.grovedalenh.org.au Commencing 2nd Feb. 7

45 Heyers Rd Mon 9am-12pm, Tues-Thurs 9am-3pm Ph:5241 5717International Day of Peace. September 21st 2016Peace is more than an absence of war. It is about transform- also talked about the different colours and patterns of theing ourselves and uniting our communities to work together flags and how people are different in colour, culture, languagefor a just, safe, peaceful and harmonious world for all. but that there is also a commonality that links us all. We all want to feel loved, to feel safe, to belong, to be cared for.Here at the Grovedale Community Hub it was celebrated on The session was ended with a meditation/relaxation, as the15th September. In the lead up to the event a display space children lay down and listened to some harp music beingwas set up in the foyer, allowing visitors and users of the Hub played.to write messages of peace on smooth river stones whichwere left available on the table. These stones were to be in- At the ceremony later in the day, the children, and a fewcluded in the Peace Ceremony to be placed at the base of the adults who joined in, laid their stone messages of peaceCommunity Hub’s Peace Pole (outside the back entrance). at the peace pole. As the last stone was laid, the heavens opened up and we scurried inside to continue the ceremonyEarlier on the day of the event a talk was given to the kinder in comfort. The rain was like a cleansing and purification, sochildren. They were asked about what peace meant to them. intense it was.There were some very lovely, insightful answers: “playing withmy friends”, “not fighting with my brother”, “sharing my toys”, Once inside, the mini flags of each nation, was placed into a“having some quiet time”. The ceremony later on would sand pot while a message of peace was said to that countryinclude sending peace to every country in the world, so we e.g. “May Peace be in Australia”Geelong Guitar 4 Kids is coming to GrovedaleLandscapes Looking for an after school lesson for your budding guitar players, give SarahCody 0429 687 553 (free quotes) a call.instagram - @Geelonglandscapesfacebook - Geelong Landscapes Guitar 4 Kids provides FUN and easy going classes for your primary school aged child to learn the basics of playing the guitar.decks/pergolasfences Sarah is a qualified music teacher with over twenty years’ experience in performingconcreting and music teaching.garden transformations When : The class times and dates will be in our program.These are just a few of our services so be Ages : Prep - Grade 6sure to give me a call on 0429 687 553 Cost : $14 per lessonfor any enquiries Contact : Sarah 0466 113 1388 www.grovedalenh.org.au

45 Heyers Rd Mon 9am-12pm, Tues-Thurs 9am-3pm Ph:5241 5717@ Youth GrovedalePLEASE NOTE: YOUTH DROP IN IS CHANGINGFROM FRIDAY TO THURSDAY AFTERNOONSIN 2017!Ladies Probus Club ofGrovdale EastThe Ladies Probus Club of Grovedale East meet at 10amon the 4th Monday of the month (except December) at TheUniting Church hall, Reserve Rd. Grovedale.Next meeting January 23, 2017. We have outings, interestingspeaker, movie days, coffee mornings and a walking group.Visitors are welcome to come and see what we are all about.Enquiries Ph. 5243 3670.www.grovedalenh.org.au 9

45 Heyers Rd Mon 9am-12pm, Tues-Thurs 9am-3pm Ph:5241 5717THE JOURNEY OF THE GROVEDALE GRAPEVINEDear Grovedale Hubbers and Grapevine readers, Grovedale Neighbourhood House and other accessible com- munity spaces such as the library, shopping centre etc.As we begin 2107 we are assessing the best way to do thingsat Grovedale Neighbourhood House, and one of our thoughts If we do this, the savings for the Grovedale Neighbourhoodis by 2018 that we put the Grovedale Grapevine online. House would be very significant and we could use the funds to respond to the community in other ways.There are a few reasons for this and I would like to explainthem to you. Also for those that really enjoy the hard copy of We would be very interested to hear your responses to thisthe Grapevine, I want you to know it will still be available. We proposal.understand not everyone has or wants the internet, so restassured we will have the Grapevine as you know it, for you. Call us on: 5241 5717 or email [email protected] and distributing the Grovedale Grapevine costs asignificant amount of money, which the staff at the GrovedaleNeighbourhood House believe could be put back into theGrovedale community. Also we can only afford to distributethe Grapevine to Grovedale. So many people that come tothe Hub that live in Marshall or Waurn Ponds do not receiveit.Environmentally the production of the Grapevine has asignificant impact due to the use of paper (some of whichgets tossed in the bin), inks and wastage.So, slowly we would like to put the Grapevine on our website,distribute via email and hard copies be available at theFREE events for over 55s GROVEDALE GARDENS Targeting your health & wellness → Bowen Therapy Mondays, 1.30pm – Nit & Natter → Reiki (Sewing & Afternoon tea) → Food, Lifestyle & Wellness Coaching 4th Monday of each month, 1.15pm – Craft class Facebook: Bowen Arrow - Targeting your health & wellness ST ALBANS PARK GARDENS Tash 0422 719 589 Wednesdays, 1pm – Cards www.grovedalenh.org.au TOWNSEND GARDENS Weekdays, 10am – Morning tea Come along to our events to meet new friends and discover what renting in our community is all about. Call our Village Managers to book your place, take avillage tour and pick up your FREE information pack. David at GROVEDALE GARDENS 1–3 Church Street, Grovedale Ph: 5241 3011 Melinda at ST ALBANS PARK GARDENS142–152 Townsend Rd, St Albans Park Ph: 5248 5011 Janet at TOWNSEND GARDENS142–152 Townsend Rd, St Albans Park Ph: 5248 842610

45 Heyers Rd Mon 9am-12pm, Tues-Thurs 9am-3pm Ph:5241 5717Lions Clubs – 100 years of ANDREW KATOS MPCommunity Service Member for South BarwonYou may be interested to know that the like you. All it entails is the amount of Please contact my office if you wish to discuss anyLions Club of Grovedale/Waurn Ponds, time and energy you feel you can put State Government matters.which was formed in 1985, is part of a in. We meet twice monthly, one being aworldwide dinner meeting and the other a busi- www.andrewkatos.com.auorganisation that has been serving hu- ness meeting.manity around the world since 1917. 1/174-178 Torquay Road GROVEDALE 3216 Lions Clubs are not religiously based Phone: 5243 5222In 2016 we were pleased to be able to or politically affiliated. Basically, Lionscontribute significant seed funding to are people, like you, who enjoy getting [email protected] Grovedale Community Hub towards together to help others and having athe proposed Community Hub Project good time while doing so. Authorised by A Katos 1/174-178 Torquay Road GROVEDALE 3216to create an outdoor space where all Funded from Parliament’s Electorate Office and Communications Budgetthe groups from the Hub can come If you are interested in finding out moretogether and have access to a BBQ, about the Lions Club of Grovedale/ Just a visitor in town? Much more aboutseating, a street art board and a small Waurn Ponds, feel free to contact our Lions is on the web: http://lionsclubs.garden. membership chairman, Gordon Har- org.au/join-lions/We are also keen to further develop wood on 5243 9093 or our President,our links to the needs of the Grovedale David Ridley on 0459 574 347.community. You can also check out the club’sTo continue our community efforts in website http://grovedalewaurnponds.the local area; wider efforts on a nation- vic.lions.org.au/ for information and oral front; and to contribute in a small way contact information.nternationally the Lions Club of Grove-dale/Waurn Ponds needs peopleRental retirement livinglimited opportunities remain.Grovedale Gardens, St Albans Park Gardens and Townsend Gardens provideindependent seniors with an alternative to retirement living, o ering greatvalue rental units in a secure community of like-minded residents.» Ground oor units with easy access, large » Friendly on-site Village Manager bathroom and private courtyard (Mon–Fri)» Simple weekly rent – no big upfront fees » Our FREE Ingenia Care service will» Home-style meals prepared on-site connect you with the care you need» Enjoy FREE fun activities, performances, to live an independent and active life bus trips and health talks Call our Village Managers today for a VILLAGE TOURS FREE information pack & village tour.» Pets welcome MON FRI | Call today to bookDavid at GROVEDALE GARDENS Melinda at ST ALBANS PARK GARDENS Janet at TOWNSEND GARDENS 5241 30111–3 Church Street, Grovedale 5248 5011142–152 Townsend Rd, St Albans Park 5248 8426142–152 Townsend Rd, St Albans Park Ph: Ph: Ph:www.gardenvillages.com.auwww.grovedalenh.org.au 11