There haven’t been any updates placed here for some time. This has been due to several compounding factors; a change of job, involment in running a quiz night and trying to get a house built.
Thank you for you patience. Please look out for the next Mawson Lakes Bulletin in you letter box. We have one now.. Beck built it out of leftover bricks.
There were several people, including a photographer, gathered around a shiny brand new car up by the decking on the lake. Maybe we can look forward to seeing Mawson Lakes featuring in a new car brochure sometime soon? It was getting dark so I couldn’t tell what sort of car it was… did any one else get a look?
Posted by C M James
In my search for the correct door intercom system to suit our requirements for our new home, I discovered many types available. Of them all, Door Guard seemed to offer the most value.
The system is permanently wired, no batteries required and suitable for new or existing homes. The unit is flush mounted, with electronic door chimes, illuminated push button and auto level control, consisting of one door station and one room station, plus it can be expanded. The room stations are available in six decorator colours and the door station in two colours.
The basic system does not include installation or wiring, however, it may be safely installed and wired by the handy person, using colour coded cable at approximately $1 per metre. This is a door answering system only, however, if you wish to communicate between rooms, there is a variety of options in the Multicom range.
The UniSA is holding a public lecture series on “Intelligent Technologies for Sustainable Development”, co-sponsored by DSTO and 891 ABC Adelaide.
Attendance is free! and each lecture lasts for about and hour including question and discussion time. Stay on after for refreshments.
To register your interest, please ring Moira Mawler (ph. 8302 5792).
Just a last minute note about some of the things happening this weekend with regards to science week and the University of South Australia’s Street Science.
There are quite few events planned for the Levels Campus as well as Elizabeth City Centre (some of these displays have already finished though).