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=Martin Walker will discuss the Gawler Insitute and the performances held there=
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Cork Frank Elliot

2026-08-12T07:06:10Z

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[[File:Frank Cork portrait.jpg|left|thumb]]
Owner of Para Para Mansion, Publisher and Photographer.
[[File:Frank Cork.jpg|left|thumb]]
Frank Cork was born at Gawler, South. Aust., on 19th February, [[1911]], the second child of Leslie and Edith Cork. His father’s job necessitated a number of moves, and the family left Gawler when Frank was three, shifting to Balaklava, later to Kilkenny and back to Gawler.

Frank did some freelance journalism - when he left school, he worked for a short time in a garage then the Post Office, and also at Holdens. He completed his Commercial Arts Course, Stott’s Diploma General Commercial Art 11th October 1932. With this completed Frank was determined to set up his own business.

He took an office in the A.N.A. Building, Angas Street, Adelaide, producing a huge body of advertising work for various magazines and businesses. His journalist work included articles written in 1936 for the Gawler Centennial entitled ‘Gawler’s 100 Years’ and ‘Gawler’s Ancient Homes’. In June 1st 1936 edition of Homes and Gardens Frank wrote the article ‘Splendour That Was’ - the story of the old Duffield Home at Gawler. This was to change the life of the family as his parents decided to purchase and renovate the old home for which demolition tenders had been called.
‘Para Para’ was to become Frank’s other absorbing interest - working on renovations and helping establish an almond grove. He would often spend the early part of the day at Gawler, then drive to the City mid morning. In the early 1940’s Frank shifted to an office in the Theatre Royal Building, Hindley Street and publishing began to take over as the most important part of his business, producing many magazines for various organizations including “The Grower”, “Mothers & Babies”, “The Rising Sun”, “The Banker’s Journal”, “The Wheatgrowers”, “The Optimist” and other local publications, and books, including “The Christmas Kangaroo” and “This is Australia” both by Ian Mudie “Kirsova Australian Ballet” and “Ballet Art & Photography” both with illustrations by Trevor Clare and photography of the latter by Darian Smith. “The Cosmic Rhythm of Art and Literature” by Mary P. Harris. Frank himself wrote several books “Tales from the Cattle Country” and a series of books for children.

Photography was always a hobby, and he belonged to a Photographic Club and had his own darkroom at ‘Para Para’. Frank began entering competitions in the late 50’s and continued competing through to the 1970’s.
Frank shifted his office to Aston House in Leigh Street and his developed an interest in art reflected in the changing emphasis of his business - Graphic Wholesale Distributors of Australian and Imported Fine Art Prints,
Frank Cork was a very private person. He finally sold his business in 1991 but failing health meant that he was forced to sell the home he loved, and go to Martindale Home in Gawler where he died 20th August, 1993 aged 82 years

In [[1940]], tenders were called for the demolition of historic [[Para Para Mansion Penrith Avenue|Para Para mansion]].

Frank’s parents – local telephone mechanic, Gerlen Leslie Manuel Martin Cork, and his wife Edith Elizabeth Cork, purchased the property before any demolition was finally planned and they commenced restoration of the mansion starting with the ground floor.

Gerlen, known as Leslie Cork died on 26th June 1959. His wife, Edith died five years later on 8th April 1964. Edith died “interstate” leaving two children, Dulcie Beryl Payne and Frank Elliot Cork. In June 1965 Para Para was transferred to Frank Cork, a publisher after he settled with his sister for her half share of the property.

Frank Cork continued his parents work in restoring Para Para. He employed the Austrian master painters Josef and Werner Otto to restore much of the internal paintwork in the front reception rooms. These painters had previously worked on the restoration of Ayers House in Adelaide. Frank Cork painted the exterior of Para Para and in 1973 he was able to organise a gala function viz; a concert by the locally born world-renowned violinist Brenton Langbein.

Frank Elliot Cork was also a prolific photographer and entered his large-format black & white prints in competitions around Australia and overseas, winning many prizes. A collection of his works is held in the State Library – see the attached article published in the Adelaide Advertiser.

He died in [[1993]].

Compiled by Geoff Watson and Paul Barnet

please [https://youtu.be/VUBWR-KTCs8?si=plD1878EqlXub61E click here] to view Bill's youtube video on the collection

Please <[https://www.flickr.com/photos/gawler_history/albums/72157713072732402 click here]> to view photos and newspaper article related to Frank Cork.

== Frank Cork Archive ==
[[Frank Cork Archive box 1|Frank Cork collection Artwork and stories]]

[[Frank Cork collection box 2|Frank Cork collection Photographs 1]]

[[Frank Cork collection Photographs 2]]
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Cork Frank

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=== Gawler History Team Meetings take place on the FIRST Thursday of each month.===
===Bookings can be made by:===
===* Registering at a previous meeting * Emailing Paul Barnet at information@gawlerhistory.com or call 0407473177===

== JOIN US AT THE NEXT MEETING ==
=Thursday September 3rd=
==7.15 pm for 7.30 Zion Lutheran Hall (rear of 22b Cowan Street Gawler)==

=Martin Walker will discuss the Gawler Insitute and the performances held there=
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== a donation of $5 is appreciated to assist Hall hire ==
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'''For those that may need some help starting their family tree/research etc. The National Trust Family History Support Group will be at the Civic Centre, Room G3,'''
= '''On the last Friday of each month, from 10.30 - 12.00, starting on the 30th May 2025. $10.00 per person.''' '''Contact Margaret on....0488 220 464''' = '''followed by Gawler History Team workshops from 1145 till 1.45 no charge , all are welcome'''
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Cork Frank Elliot

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1846

2026-01-19T10:54:56Z

Samwilson: first races

* [[Coombs Canon William Henry|Rev. WH Coombs]] Gawler's first resident Minister arrives in Gawler.
* November 19: First Gawler Races were held on a "fine plain on the south, or Adelaide, side of the Gawler."<ref>FIRST RACING MEETING AT GAWLER TOWN. (1846, November 21). South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register (Adelaide, SA : 1845 - 1847), p. 3. Retrieved January 19, 2026, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article195934338</ref> See [[Horse Racing in Gawler]].
* November 29: Establishment of regular Church of England services by Rev W. H. Coombs.

== References ==
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Template:Frank Cork

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Samwilson:

[[Cork Frank Elliot|Frank Elliot Cork]] was a Gawler photographer who lived at [[Penrith Avenue Para Para Mansion|Para Para Mansion]] in [[Penrith Avenue]].

His work can be seen in: [[Frank Cork Archive Artwork and stories|Stories]], [[Frank Cork collection Photographs|Photographs 1]], and [[Frank Cork collection Photographs 2|Photographs 2]].

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Frank Cork collection Photographs

2026-01-04T07:17:46Z

Samwilson:

{{Frank Cork}}

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File:Mending a seat.jpg
File:Mens Hairdressing shop.jpg
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File:Old boat slip near Stansbury Yorke Peninsular (51).jpg
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File:Old water wheel near Smithfield , South Australia.jpg
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File:Para Para aerial 15-2-1985.jpg
File:Pigs feeding.jpg
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File:Scuba diver Frank Cork.jpg
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File:Sheep emerging from the dip.jpg
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File:Smiling Model.jpg
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File:The Ethel lies rusting on the beach near Pondalowie Bay.jpg
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File:Outback sheep.jpg
File:Lone fisherman on boat with net.jpg
File:Henry and Jeanette Barritt.jpg
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Frank Cork collection Photographs 2

2026-01-04T07:17:40Z

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File:Psychedelic Portrait, FC.jpg
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File:Receding Storm by Frank Cork.jpg
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File:Trials Rider FC.jpg
File:Two Boys on a Board FC.jpg
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Frank Cork Archive Artwork and stories

2026-01-04T07:17:36Z

Samwilson:

{{Frank Cork}}

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2026-01-04T07:17:29Z

Samwilson: Created page with "Cork Frank Elliot was a Gawler photographer who lived at Para Para Mansion in Penrith Avenue. His work can be seen in: Stories, Photographs 1, and Photographs 2. ----"

[[Cork Frank Elliot]] was a Gawler photographer who lived at [[Penrith Avenue Para Para Mansion|Para Para Mansion]] in [[Penrith Avenue]].

His work can be seen in: [[Frank Cork Archive Artwork and stories|Stories]], [[Frank Cork collection Photographs|Photographs 1]], and [[Frank Cork collection Photographs 2|Photographs 2]].

----

1846

2025-09-22T08:21:45Z

Samwilson:

* [[Coombs Canon William Henry|Rev. WH Coombs]] Gawler's first resident Minister arrives in Gawler

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1845

2025-09-22T08:21:37Z

Samwilson:

* [[King Snr Stephen|Stephen King]] , proprietor of Kingsford built the first Mill in Gawler and named it [[Victoria Mill]], later purchased by [[Duffield Walter|Walter Duffield]]
* March 29, [[Bassett William|William Bassett]] arrives in Gawler

{{timeline}}

1842

2025-09-22T08:21:30Z

Samwilson:

* The first Bridge in Gawler erected crossing the North Para and washed away in 1847, its successor was erected in the following year on the site of the present Willaston Bridge

{{timeline}}

1839

2025-09-22T08:21:18Z

Samwilson:

[[File:0001834 South Para.jpg|left|thumb]]

* January 9 , 11.30 am , Light Finniss & Co private Surveyors returned to the area now known as Dead Mans Pass South Para River to lay out a Special 4000 acre Survey and plan the town of Gawler, the expedition continued on to the North Para River to explore further.
* January 13 -15, Light records returning and surveying the area, following up on a dead body buried under an old tree. (now Dead Mans Pass)
* January 31, Colonial Treasurer's letter acknowledging reciept of the purchase money for land in the Gawler Special Survey
* July 1, The plan of Gawler Town (with Colonel Lights stamp) created, surveyed by Light Finniss & Co
* August, remaining portion of Gawler Town Plan is dated August
* October 4, original grant of the land in this Special Survey made to Henry Dundas Murray and John Reid of 4000 acres including 1578 acres purchased in England and 2,422 acres purchased in South Australia . There were seven preliminary land orders of 134 acres each and eight 80 acre land orders , with the town being laid out by Mr Wm Jacobs from a plan supplied by Colonel Light. Selected proprietors were Henry Dundas Murray, John Reid, Stephen King, James Fotheringham, Thomas Stubbs, Henry Johnson, John Lindsay Patterson, John Sutton, Robert Tod, Patrick James Tod, William Feild Porter, Rev. CB Howard

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1857

2025-09-22T08:21:01Z

Samwilson:

* October 5 Opening of the railway from Adelaide to Gawler<ref>"Opening of the Gawler Town Railway" (South Australian Register 6 Oct 1957) https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/49212819</ref>
<references />

*Gawler attained Municipal Governance
*November 3 , [[Gawler Institute]] foundations were laid and the building opened
*Telegraphic comminications were established
*Printing press established in Gawler by [[Barnet William Jnr|William Barnet]]

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Template:Timeline

2025-09-22T08:20:42Z

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1867

2025-09-22T08:19:52Z

Samwilson: Created page with "* Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, visited Gawler. {{Timeline}}"

* Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, [[Royal Visit of 1867|visited]] Gawler.
{{Timeline}}

Royal Visit of 1867

2025-09-22T08:19:00Z

Samwilson: Add some info about the Duke.

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In [[1867]] the newly-titled Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh (the fourth child of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert), visited Gawler. He landed at Glenelg on October 31st, and was the first member of the royal family to visit Australia.

[[The Bunyip Newspaper|The Bunyip]] ran [http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article130959555 an article] on August 17th about the upcoming visit, and in 1992 another (on the 125th anniversary of the visit).

Please <[https://www.flickr.com/photos/gawler_history/30786274755/in/album-72157672515813894/ click here]> to view a newspaper article related to the 1867 Royal visit of Gawler.

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2015

2025-09-18T12:28:43Z

Samwilson: Created page with "{{timeline}} * April 25: ANZAC Day"

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* April 25: [[ANZAC Day 2015|ANZAC Day]]

ANZAC Day 2015

2025-09-18T12:27:44Z

Samwilson: image

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[[File:Gawler South WWI Memorial 2015 Anzac Day (17074446749).jpg|thumb|left|The [[Gawler South WWI Memorial]] on ANZAC Day in 2015.]]
=== Rev David MacGillivray’s address for 2015 Anzac Day at Pioneer Park. ===

“I remember as a child there were some events or feelings so strong that only a parent could bring comfort.

As a father now myself I have the privilege of being that comfort for my two young daughters; when the fall off the bike or the bad dream need the reassurance of a parent.

Sometimes it’s the calling out, “Daaaaad!! She’s not being fair!” With the full expectation that Dad will make it right.

Sometimes the night time fears and worries are so overwhelming that all I can do is gather my precious one in my arms and say, “its okay, Dad’s here, I’ve got you".

Well, even as a dad I know that my powers of influence are limited (increasingly so as my daughters grow up.) Already there have been times when I’ve had to say, “I’m sorry my love, but there’s nothing I can do…”

That’s how it can feel can’t it – as we look at our broken world, even on a day like today as we gather as a united community and celebrate the enduring human spirit, as we spend time in remembrance of such trying times we can feel helpless, hopeless. And we long for someone to come and gather it all up and make it right.

It’s a deep longing we have in our hearts.

For peace. Rightness in our world. In our lives.

That is when we must remember our heavenly Father; Our Refuge, our Strength. Firmer and more stable than the earth itself.

We can stand firm in Him and trust him, not only to hold us, but to hold the ones we love; even the ones we have lost.

So we turn to God, our Heavenly Father, in prayer now and call on Him to grant peace to the troubled souls, comfort to the grieving and endurance for those who seek to follow the example set by those who gave their lives in sacrificial love.”

Let’s pray:
'''Prayer of Remembrance'''

O Heavenly Father, who holdest all souls in life,
we commend again to Thy loving mercy the brave and faithful dead
who laid down their lives in the wars.

We bless Thee for their courage and their sacrifice.

Grant them Thy peace and joy in Thine unending Kingdom.
To all who mourn them, give grace to abide in Thy will,
in fortitude of spirit and in perfect faith.

And grant that we who remain, following their example of faithfulness and endurance, may be worthy of their sacrifice and share with them the everlasting life which Thou has promised through Thy Son, Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

Rev David MacGillivray
Coordinating Chaplain
RAVE Teacher
Trinity College Senior & North
Direct telephone: 08 8522 0625

Please [https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4EjkA7CXbhAQVpUOXhIMGNTNG8/view?usp=sharing click here] and follow the prompts to download slideshow "Gawler ANZACs 1915"
We appreciate the work that has been put into the compilation of this slideshow and thank RSL past president EW Clarke and Web-master Beth Page for their efforts and willingness to share with us all.
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Form:Place

2025-09-15T23:58:32Z

Samwilson: fix for https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T404578

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Form:People

2025-09-15T23:58:09Z

Samwilson: Fix for https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T404578

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Sutch Derek Chudleigh

2025-09-15T08:30:22Z

Samwilson:

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'''Derek Chudleigh Sutch''' was born in [[1929]] in England. In [[1953]] he married [[Cora Koithan]]:<ref>News 'Couple will leave for NZ after wedding today' (17 November 1953) p. 17. http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article131239586</ref>

<blockquote>
''Couple Will Leave For NZ After Wedding Today''

Cora Koithan and Derek Chudleigh Sutch, who will marry in Holy Trinity Church at 7 p.m. today will sail for Sydney tomorrow enroute for New Zealand.

After six months in New Zealand they will visit the bridegroom's family in England. Derek is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Chudleigh Sutch off Richmond Surrey. Cora is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Koithan who will come from Tanunda for the ceremony. The reception will be held at the Mile End home of -their son Clifford who will be best man.

A gown of tiered white Brussels lace over satin will be worn by the bride. A coronet of orange, blossom will hold her tulle veil. She will also wear a 150-year-old ivory and gold cameo necklet and her flowers will be red roses.

Matron of honor Mrs Doug Johnston will wear ice blue lace and net over taffeta and a circlet of red roses in her hair will match her posy. The bride's niece Susan Koithan will be flower girl. dressed in blue sprigged organdie, and Terry Hunt will be page boy. Terry will wear a suit of white satin.
</blockquote>

Derek Chudleigh Sutch and Cora Meta Sutch lived at 16 [[Coombe Street]], Gawler.

In [[1977]] Derek started the [[Gawler Christmas Tree Lighting]].

Please <[https://www.flickr.com/photos/gawler_history/albums/72157640476866835 click here]> to view photos of the Derek Sutch Centre which stood from 1973 until it burnt down in March 1986.

Please <[https://www.flickr.com/photos/gawler_history/albums/72157713639441693 click here]> to view photos of Derek Sutch.

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Sutch Derek Chudleigh

2025-09-15T08:28:44Z

Samwilson: formatting etc

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'''Derek Chudleigh Sutch''' was born in [[1929]]. In [[1953]] he married [[Cora Koithan]]:<ref>News 'Couple will leave for NZ after wedding today' (17 November 1953) p. 17. http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article131239586</ref>

<blockquote>
''Couple Will Leave For NZ After Wedding Today''

Cora Koithan and Derek Chudleigh Sutch, who will marry in Holy Trinity Church at 7 p.m. today will sail for Sydney tomorrow enroute for New Zealand.

After six months in New Zealand they will visit the bridegroom's family in England. Derek is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Chudleigh Sutch off Richmond Surrey. Cora is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Koithan who will come from Tanunda for the ceremony. The reception will be held at the Mile End home of -their son Clifford who will be best man.

A gown of tiered white Brussels lace over satin will be worn by the bride. A coronet of orange, blossom will hold her tulle veil. She will also wear a 150-year-old ivory and gold cameo necklet and her flowers will be red roses.

Matron of honor Mrs Doug Johnston will wear ice blue lace and net over taffeta and a circlet of red roses in her hair will match her posy. The bride's niece Susan Koithan will be flower girl. dressed in blue sprigged organdie, and Terry Hunt will be page boy. Terry will wear a suit of white satin.
</blockquote>

Derek Chudleigh Sutch and Cora Meta Sutch lived at 16 [[Coombe Street]], Gawler.

In [[1977]] Derek started the [[Gawler Christmas Tree Lighting]].

Please <[https://www.flickr.com/photos/gawler_history/albums/72157640476866835 click here]> to view photos of the Derek Sutch Centre which stood from 1973 until it burnt down in March 1986.

Please <[https://www.flickr.com/photos/gawler_history/albums/72157713639441693 click here]> to view photos of Derek Sutch.

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Derek Sutch

2025-09-15T08:25:03Z

Samwilson: Redirected page to Sutch Derek Chudleigh

#REDIRECT [[Sutch Derek Chudleigh]]

1977

2025-09-15T08:24:35Z

Samwilson: Created page with "{{timeline}} * The first occurrence of the Gawler Christmas Tree Lighting by Derek Sutch."

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* The first occurrence of the [[Gawler Christmas Tree Lighting]] by [[Derek Sutch]].

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2025-09-15T07:07:48Z

Samwilson:

2011

2025-09-15T07:06:14Z

Samwilson: Created page with "{{timeline}} * The Gawler History Team set up the gawlerhistory.com website (it was then called "Gawler Now and Then")."

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* The [[Gawler History Team]] set up the gawlerhistory.com website (it was then called "Gawler Now and Then").

1838

2025-09-15T07:02:03Z

Samwilson: Created page with "{{timeline}}"

1837

2025-09-15T07:01:57Z

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1922

2025-09-15T06:58:46Z

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* December 18: Annual meeting of the subscribers of [[Hutchinson Hospital]].<ref>HUTCHINSON HOSPITAL GAWLER. (1922, December 22). ''Bunyip (Gawler, SA : 1863 - 1954)'', p. 2. Retrieved September 15, 2025, from <nowiki>http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article97755233</nowiki></ref>
* December 27: [[Gawler High School]] Speech Day.<ref>GAWLER HIGH SCHOOL. (1922, December 29). ''Bunyip (Gawler, SA : 1863 - 1954)'', p. 2. Retrieved September 15, 2025, from <nowiki>http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article97758254</nowiki></ref>

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1922

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* December 27: [[Gawler High School]] Speech Day.<ref>GAWLER HIGH SCHOOL. (1922, December 29). ''Bunyip (Gawler, SA : 1863 - 1954)'', p. 2. Retrieved September 15, 2025, from <nowiki>http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article97758254</nowiki></ref>

2002

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Samwilson: Created page with "{{Timeline}} * Royal Visit 2002"

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Royal Visit 2002

2025-09-15T06:51:14Z

Samwilson:

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'''Queen Elizabeth II visited Gawler''' in [[2002]].

Please <[https://www.flickr.com/photos/gawler_history/albums/72157711746939468 click here]> to view photos of the 2002 Royal Visit to Gawler.

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1989

2025-09-15T06:49:28Z

Samwilson: Created page with "{{Timeline}} * Gawler Celebrating 150 years - 1989"

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* [[Gawler Celebrating 150 years - 1989]]

Gawler Celebrating 150 years - 1989

2025-09-15T06:48:17Z

Samwilson:

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The '''150th anniversary of Gawler''' was celebrated in [[1989]].

[https://www.flickr.com/photos/gawler_history/albums/72157660867568637 Click Here to view images from the Bunyip]
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2013

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Samwilson: Created page with "{{timeline}} * ANZAC Day 2013"

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ANZAC Day 2013

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Samwilson:

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The [[2013]] ANZAC Day Dawn Service was held at Pioneer Park. See below for the address by Rev David MacGillivray and [http://www.flickr.com/photos/gawler_history/sets/72157633375686442/ click here] for photos of the service.

=== ANZAC Day 2013 ===
'''John 15:12-13'''

'''12Jesus said: Love each other as I have loved you. 13Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.'''

It is indeed a privilege to serve today as we join together and with the thousands of others spread out over the globe participating in services such as this one – For us – and them this day is more than just a day off; another public holiday.

Today there will be countless services and events full of people stopping to remember various theatres of war:

Gallipoli and the Western Front, North Africa, places around the Mediterranean; events from areas around the Pacific, New Guinea, Korea, Vietnam, and of course Iraq and Afghanistan will be remembered today.

There is something about this special; dare I call it a “Spiritual” day?

Isn’t there?

Something that is more than the sum of its parts.

There is something here that is more than just a crowd gathered.

Celtic Lore describes it as, ‘Thin Places’ – the places or times where the veil between this world and the spiritual is particularly thin – where we catch a glimpse into or have a sense of the great mysteries. I don’t know about you, but ANZAC day is like that for me.

At a time when there is increasing pressure to subdue the spiritual, to jettison the religious and stifle the divine I am delighted to see events like this thrive.

To see young people flocking to these services gives me hope that materialism isn’t the only thing the next generation are pursuing.

I am proud of my 16 year old nephew who spent last night at the vigil in the city with his friends from his Venturer Unit.

At this gathering this morning, this place is transformed from the park that many of us drive or walk past without a second glance into a place of sombre reflection; thankful remembrance.

We are changed, from being strangers to being united in a common story.

Today the values of Mateship and Sacrifice are remembered, celebrated and renewed.
Today we encounter something of the human condition.

For me and perhaps for many of you I can’t help but see the connections between the Christian story and ANZAC Day.

They share together the darkness of the human experience.

Just a few weeks ago many of us observed Good Friday; the day we remember Jesus’ sacrificial death for the world.

Those who have known the hell of war can relate more than most people with Jesus’ anguished cry from the cross,
“My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?”

It’s a cry that has echoed down through the ages of the human experience.

And of course the idea of the Ultimate Sacrifice; of one life being given for another.

Many gravestones and memorials have the ancient words from John 15 in the Bible, “Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.”

So try as we might as a society to concrete over our spirituality with a hard kind of materialism – it creeps through the cracks and bubbles its way to the surface like a spring; finding its way into our lives in all sorts of ways.

I wonder if that is a bit of what is happening with days like today…

Where through remembering we are reminded that we are a part of something bigger than ourselves; something beyond ourselves.

So today, may we take the time to foster that part of us that is so easily neglected – that desire for the spiritual as we ponder the price of peace.

Rev David MacGillivray
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1932

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Samwilson: Created page with "{{timeline}} * October 22: Races at Gawler Racecourse.<ref>South Australian Railways (1932, October 21). News (Adelaide, SA : 1923 - 1954), p. 4. Retrieved September 15, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article129061587</ref> == References == <references/>"

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* October 22: Races at [[Gawler Racecourse]].<ref>South Australian Railways (1932, October 21). News (Adelaide, SA : 1923 - 1954), p. 4. Retrieved September 15, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article129061587</ref>

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