Difference between revisions of "Two Wells Community Centre"
From Mallala
| Line 5: | Line 5: | ||
|StreetName=Old Port Wakefield Road | |StreetName=Old Port Wakefield Road | ||
|Locality=Two wells | |Locality=Two wells | ||
| − | |Geocoordinates= | + | |Geocoordinates=35.99578538642° S, 139.537353515625° E |
}} | }} | ||
== == | == == | ||
| − | '' | + | ''<br>'' |
| − | A public meeting was called on the 9th November 1982 and a Building Committee was formed | + | A public meeting was called on the 9th November 1982 and a Building Committee was formed. |
| − | + | Dennis Pellizzari was on this committee. <br>A Finance committee was also formed and Dennis Pellizzari served on this committee and is still a member to this day. | |
| − | The finance committee then amalgamated with the Management committee. | + | Two Wells Community Centre was incorporated in 1983 and by 1984 this building had practically being finished. |
| + | |||
| + | Leon Broster called for a formation of a Management Committee and on the 27th October the building was declared open. The cost was $100.000 dollars and Mallala Council provided $45,000 dollars. We secured a loan of $50,000.00. | ||
| + | |||
| + | The finance committee then amalgamated with the Management committee. | ||
== Related Articles == | == Related Articles == | ||
Revision as of 14:43, 25 March 2010
| Type of organisation: | |
| Also known as: | Two Wells Community Centre |
| Street number: | Old Port Wakefield Road |
| Street name: | Old Port Wakefield Road |
| Town or locality: | Two wells
|
Loading map...
Contents
A public meeting was called on the 9th November 1982 and a Building Committee was formed.
Dennis Pellizzari was on this committee.
A Finance committee was also formed and Dennis Pellizzari served on this committee and is still a member to this day.
Two Wells Community Centre was incorporated in 1983 and by 1984 this building had practically being finished.
Leon Broster called for a formation of a Management Committee and on the 27th October the building was declared open. The cost was $100.000 dollars and Mallala Council provided $45,000 dollars. We secured a loan of $50,000.00.
The finance committee then amalgamated with the Management committee.
Print
Subscribe by RSS
