ELSC

Eastern Lions Soccer Club

From its earliest days, Eastern Lions Soccer Club (ELSC) prided itself on bringing people together; starting with its unity and mateship – the envy of many local clubs.

What people are saying:

Hi, I always manage to bring something from an article in the magazine into the conversation with the customers no matter what I am selling in the Showroom. … Summer Edition No.158, I do think it’s one of the best (or maybe I was just missing it so much – lol).
I can look forward to a read with a cup of tea tonight. Looking forward to the next edition and happy to promote.

Cheers, Karen DécoR Stone, Highbury Road, Burwood – via email Dec 2020

I’ve got quite a bit of work from the Burwood Bulletin over the years and I think I’ve had my little ad running for about 15 years and had lots of jobs and met some lovely people. My main motivation is to give the BB some extra much needed income to help save this great newsletter/magazine.
Regards, Martyn

Man Around the House – via email

Where can one find copies of this wondrous magazine?

I … would like to know where I can regularly obtain a copy of this publication. Is there a list available of the community centres or other venues that are part of the distribution chain? I am happy to chase it, but have no idea where to start.

Thank you. Judy, via email 2 Nov 2020

 

Burwood Highway Mowers began advertising in 1981. Now in their 41st year of advertising.

East Burwood Travel began advertising in 1984 (former owner). Now in their 37th year of advertising.

D’Alton’s Hairdressing began advertising in 1993. Now in their 28th year of advertising.

Burwood Automotive & Exhaust began advertising in 2006. Now in their 15th year of advertising.

Burwood Village began advertising in 2006. Now in their 15th year of advertising.

NEW – Readers’ Poetry

The Bulletin’s Poetry Page is for everyone who likes to read and/or write poetry. Feel free to submit your poetry to editor@burwoodbulletin.org

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ABOUT US

Now in its 41st year of publication, The Bulletin (Burwood Bulletin Inc.) is a community magazine run entirely by unpaid volunteers.

We publish quarterly in summer, autumn, winter and spring. Printed on high-quality 115gsm paper, each issue is usually 56-60 pages of community-related and historical articles, 300+ free Community Notices, and local advertisements.

The cost of printing each issue is paid for by our loyal advertisers, many of whom have been with us for many years – Burwood Highway Mowers began advertising in November 1980.

Our distribution area includes: Alamein, Ashburton, Ashwood, Bennettswood, Blackburn, Blackburn South, Box Hill, Box Hill South, Burwood, Burwood East, Camberwell, Hartwell, Hawthorn, Malvern East, Mont Albert, Surrey Hills and Wattle Park.

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