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On the 26th May 2013, Karl and Lisa Preuss of Emu Plains celebrated their 60th Wedding Anniversary with family and friends at the Bohemian Euro Restaurant in Narellan and enjoyed a magnificent feast of delicious Germanstyle food. It was a marvellous celebration complete with beautiful decorations of flowers and balloons, reminiscent music playing in the background, and a wonderful photo slide-show honouring their lives together (leaving not a dry eye in the room.) Member for Penrith, Stuart Ayres MP met with Elisabeth and Karl to congratulate them. “I extend my warmest congratulations and best wishes to Mr & Mrs Preuss. This is a very special occasion that will mean so much to them, their family and friends. I hope their day is filled with wonderful memories of their lives together. I wish them both good health and happiness for the future,” said Mr Ayres. Continued on Pg 7...
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From the Editor Well, winter is well and truly here and with it an abundance of all those wintery germs. My household has been struck down by seemingly every virus and bug known to mankind. A huge thankyou to all my wonderful friends who helped me back to recovery with your delicious soups and other yummy meals. A most hearty congratulations to our wonderful Golden Anniversary couple on the front cover, Karl and Lisa Preuss. 60 years together - what a magnificent achievement! Winter is the perfect time to spend in the kitchen, baking. Nothing like the delicious aroma of home-made apple pie to lift your spirits. See pg 12 for Grandma’s Apple Pie recipe. As usual, your July edition is packed with interesting news, ranging from our regular column from Emu Plains Anglican Church (pg 4); money matters (pg 6); parenting advice (pg 10) sports (pg 13) and a host of other news from our region. Stay warm and healthy folks! Dose up on the garlic and vitamin C, and enjoy your local news!
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Walking with Blaxland, Lawson and Wentworth It is difficult to describe the feeling of walking in the footsteps of Gregory Blaxland, Lt. William Lawson and William Charles Wentworth, who succeeded 200 years ago in crossing the Blue Mountains, undoubtedly the most productive of all Australian exploration. I wasn’t exactly walking with Blaxland, Lawson and Wentworth, but with their descendants as part of a replica party dressed in period costumes. There was Gregory Blaxland Roberts of Scotland Island whose great-great grandfather was the leading explorer in 1813; Robert Bettington of Bullaburra whose greatgreat-great-great grandfather was William Lawson; and Charles Willis whose great-great-great grandfather was W C Wentworth. The original party also had three trusty convicts, a rifleman, four pack horses and five big dogs. In our re-enacting party, one of the convicts was Malcolm Brown, former Sydney Morning Herald journalist, who in January walked from Martin Place to Dubbo to raise funds for a charity. The re-enactment party had travelled from the site of Gregory Blaxland’s 1813 property near St Marys on Saturday 11th May
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Power, Pride and the Federal Election A common misconception of the Old Testament is that it is irrelevant to 2013. But if you take a read through the book of Daniel, you quickly find that it’s all about power and pride – and that pretty much sums up western democratic politics in 2013 as much as it describes Babylon in the 6th century BC. Here is a message for Julia Gillard, Kevin Rudd, Tony Abbott, and the hundreds of others seeking election because they hunger for power, influence and control. Not just for them of course, Daniel 4 speaks to all of us who periodically think we are our own centres of reality! The key verse for an election year in Daniel 4 is 17b: “…the Most High is sovereign over the kingdoms of men and gives them to anyone he wishes and sets over them the lowliest of men”. It’s actually repeated twice more in v25 and v32 – so we know it’s important! I’m not making any personal judgement on any of our Federal politicians – I don’t them well enough to make a call on the level of any pride or arrogance. But the fact is, our system of government encourages those attitudes in our leaders. Of course, Australians are very good at cutting down public figures who overtly demonstrate their pride or arrogance, but it seems to me that in doing so, we run the risk of thinking that WE are immune to the same sin. No question that ideally our leaders would acknowledge their rightful place under God, and humbly submit to his rule, demonstrating that in the way they lead and establish policies. However, that is also true for us in our lives: It is very easy for Christians to slowly loose the sense of God’s sovereignty in their lives, replacing it with desires and actions that clearly point to us wanting to be in control of our lives. So by all means, let’s demand high standards of our politicians at the election this year. But let’s also avoid hypocrisy and make sure that in our own lives we, in word and deed, “acknowledge that Heaven rules” (Daniel 4:26) Rev. Neil
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Understanding Superannuation, It IS real money! Superannuation is a very misunderstood and often neglected part of our wealth, people don’t pay much attention to their Superannuation until they approach retirement and don’t view it as part of their overall wealth. A recent study indicated that 2/3’s of Australian’s could not accurately state how much money they had in super, about half did not know the name of all the funds in which they had super invested and more than half also had money invested in more than 1 fund without a strategic reason, and only about 10% could give an accurate description of what underlying assets in which they were invested I believe there are 2 main reasons for this neglect, firstly as we cannot access these funds, it becomes a low priority and secondly many don’t understand super and place the whole concept in the too hard basket. The first misconception with Super is that it is a type of investment, I often hear people make comments like “I don’t trust super and don’t want to lose my money” or ”you can make more money with property than Super”. Superannuation is not an investment it is a Tax Structure, in fact within Superannuation you can invest in direct property, shares, managed funds, term deposits and even artworks. The government would like people to save for their retirement and as such have created a tax structure which has mandated savings (9% of our salary) that is treated differently to all other investments. The money invested in these funds is taxed concessionally upon investing the funds, we only pay 15% on those monies invested, instead of our marginal tax rate which can be as high as 46.5%, and the return on investment is also only taxed at 15% for income and 10% for capital gains. Again lower than most of our marginal tax rates. People that are worried about losing their money in super are most likely invested too aggressively, this is all the more reason to address your super and have a financial advisor sit down and establish an investment strategy suitable to you, there are options well suited to the ultra-conservative right through to the aggressive risk taking investors, it is important that you are invested appropriately. Eventually your Superannuation becomes your income replacement. When you no longer work for income, you’ll need to replace this income using your assets. It is important to realise this and start to work towards building enough assets to generate income in retirement. We recommend that you start setting some goals and work towards achieving them, constantly ensuring you are on track. Superannuation is real money, and it is your money that will be extremely important for you later in life, it is definitely in your best interests to start treating your superannuation like all other assets, which means locating all your funds and keep track of them, investing in line with your goals, making sure you are paying reasonable fees and having a clear goal of the end result. If you need assistance in getting your superannuation under control please feel free to contact us at http://futurefinancialservices.com.au
Facebook Page Stirs Up Old Memories Graham Chapman, who grew up in Llandilo, had no idea the impact his Facebook page was going to have on the greater Penrith Region community when he launched the page. It became the fastest growing Facebook page in Penrith. The page was launched on May 21 and had 10,000 followers in the first week. The page is not only there to attract attention from locals but allows you to take a walk down memory lane. People are reliving places such as the old mud baths, swimming in the weir, the pulley system at Warragamba Dam and the floods from the past. Old friendships are being rekindled and many are finding those they had lost contact with through the site. Mr Chapman has also started Memories of Blue Mountains. “Like” the page at facebook.com/memoriesofpenrith
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We love Our River Outdoor cinema, a dedicated river keeper, cafes, restaurants and more spots to launch kayaks and small boats were just some of the ideas flowing during community consultation on the future of public open space land on the banks of the Nepean River. Council is currently talking with residents and river users as part of the ‘Our River’ Project, which will develop a detailed Masterplan to help make the right decisions for the future. “The Nepean River is Penrith’s best asset. We’re really keen to talk to people and find out what they love and what they’d like to see improved,” Penrith Mayor Mark Davies said. “Guided by a long term masterplan, we can ensure the area is a great experience now and into the future for people who visit the river daily, weekly or just every now and then.” “We’re really excited by the enthusiasm and passion people have for the river area. Some of the suggestions came through at two workshops that were held, others through an online survey and meetings and overall, people are very positive that a comprehensive plan is being developed,” Cr Davies said. Feedback has been grouped into five themes: Access, Managing the River, Cultural and Social, Healthy River and Recreation and Leisure. “Access to the river bank area by pedestrians as well as the water are two important elements. Appointing a river keeper so that a single entity has management of the river was another suggestion. In terms of river health, balancing the weeds in the water and on shore and the bank stability were key issues for concern,” Cr Davies said. “Activating and celebrating Our River and the social and cultural elements created a lot of discussion and ideas to ensure we make the most of the beautiful natural resource that’s already there. Putting up artworks and looking at holding outdoor theatre or cinema were enthusiastically embraced. “Ensuring there continues to be opportunities for picnics and fitness is also important to the community members we’ve heard from. I also get a lot of feedback from people asking for restaurants and cafes down there. Maintaining the amenity of neighbouring residents while promoting access to the river area is also very important,” Cr Davies said. For more information go to penrithcity.nsw.gov.au/OurRiver
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Goal Posts For Lapstone Oval Member for Penrith, Stuart Ayres met with Blue Mountains City Council Mayor, Daniel Myles, to congratulate them on their successful grant of $16,962 for work at Lapstone Oval. “The project for Lapstone Oval includes sporting grounds, goal posts and fencing after BMCC put in a successful application to the NSW Government’s Community Building Partnership Program”, said Mr Ayres. “The project will benefit users of Blue Mountains sporting grounds by providing alternative training areas to reduce wear and poor field conditions in high wear areas and sporting groups will benefit by the installation of goal posts and a fence at Lapstone Oval, the fence will hopefully prevent balls from entering surrounding bushland”, Mr Ayres said. Lapstone Oval is a sports stadium that supports sport all year round, with rugby union fields, netball and tennis courts and a cricket pitch.
The happy couple also received certificates from the Mayor of Penrith City, Mark Davies, the Premier of NSW, Barry O’Farrell and the Governor General of Australia, Ms Quentin Bryce. At the celebration they received 3 more Congratulations certificates from David Bradbury, The Prime Minister, and a Congratulatory message from Her Majesty the Queen! The Preuss’ migrated to Australia in 1954. Originally residing in Orange, the couple then moved to Emu Plains in 1956. They built the Ponderosa Fruit Market on the Bringelly Rd (now called the Northern Road), and managed it for 15 years, before moving on to the Strawberry Farm in Cambridge Park. Then in 1990 they bought a Caravan Hiring Company. They have worked hard over the years, but found time for sports. Karl still playsCompetition Table Tennis and Lisa has played Competition Bowls for many years. Elisabeth and Karl have 3 children, 9 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Their family are very proud them. 60 years is a long time to be together. “ “I am proud to have recommended this project for funding to the state government and appreciate the opportunity to make a contribution to decisions about state government investments in our area”, said Mr Ayres. “I would like to thank Stuart Ayres for his continued support of the lower mountains community. I have no doubt these important upgrades to Lapstone oval will benefit the many sporting and community organisations who use this facility.” Said Mr Myles. “I will continue to work with BMCC other local organisations to find ways to assist them in their capacity to support our community, “said Mr Ayres. “The Community Building Partnerships provide an excellent way for organisations to work with their local MPs to identify priorities for our community”, said Mr Ayres.
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Lewers Learning Centre The Gallery has a dynamic changing exhibition program and this year we have a designated gallery space targeting the interests and needs of young audiences - The Lewers Learning Centre. Lewers Learning Centre is a new initiative of the Gallery, producing themed exhibitions across the year with a focus on family based educational outcomes for children between 3 – 12 years of age. Story in Lewers Learning Centre 25 May – 15 September From the earliest days of cave painting, visual images have been an important, magical element in the tradition of storytelling. The Story exhibition will explore how a maverick group of contemporary artists use art materials and surprising objects in whimsical and ingenious ways to create theatrical scenes, quirky characters and artwork loaded with narrative potential. Each of the doorways into the four rooms of Lewers Learning Centre will be the threshold into an adventure of a different kind and each room will have a hands-on interactive element that invites visitors to continue the story. Story features the work of Shaun Tan, Kate Mitchell, Alasdair Macintyre, Kendal Murray, Naomi Ullman, Hendrik Gericke, Catherine O’Donnell and Myluyn Nguyen. • The Writer’s Room – is the engine room of storytelling and offers visitors a call to adventure, through reading works of fiction, writing at the special writer’s desk or lounging on the day bed to dream up a question to pose to the Water Buffalo, the work of celebrated artist and author Shaun Tan. • The Hero’s Adventure Room – contains Alasdair Macintyre’s work, which adopts Star Wars characters and famous scenarios from art history to create fascinating scenes of action and rest, where the Star Wars Empire brand is both guiding light and warning beacon. The Hero’s Adventure Room mural created by artist and illustrator Hendrik Gericke compliments the epic theme of good versus evil in a parallel world. This room has a Lego
interactive and storyteller’s journals for audience participation • The Small Worlds Room – contains the work of Kendal Murray – tiny scenes made inside purses, compacts and teapots; Naomi Ullmann – McMansions made from credit cards and housed in snow domes; and Mylyn Nguyen – tiny narrative scenes, inspired by an imaginary childhood friend and made using watercolour, paper and found objects. The Small World’s Room has a mural created by artist Catherine O’Donnell and visitors are invited to add tiny characters to the journey along the staircase that leads to the door way to yet another world. • The Quest Room – video and performance artist Kate Mitchell makes sets inspired by cartoon scenarios from the 1980s and then enters into the quest by committing to an endurance performance in the newly created setting. This room has a cardboard diorama activity. See www.lewerslearningcentre.com.au for more details.
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There are two base emotions – fear and love. How do fear and love play out in your parenting? Fear-based parenting views the child as bad, annoying, or timeconsuming. Love-based parenting views your child as worthy of your love, time, and attention. Fear-based parenting views the child as “manipulative and attention seeking”. Love-based parenting recognises that all behaviour arises from a need (physical, emotional, intellectual), and sometimes behaviour is a way of attempting to make a connection with the parent. Fear-based parenting emphasises the need for discipline and punishment. Love-based parenting emphasises the need for guidance, education, and relationship. Fear-based parenting seeks revenge or payback for a child’s behaviour. Love-based parenting seeks belonging and connection for the child. Fear-based parenting notices “bad” behaviour. Love-based parenting notices mistaken behaviour (Dan Gartrell). When we move from fear-based parenting to love-based parenting we move from ME (parent’s agenda) to WE (parent and child together). It is no longer us versus them. In fear-based parenting the parent reacts. In love-based parenting the parent responds. In times of high emotion, the parent remembers to Stop-Breathe-Think-then Do. In fear-based parenting the child’s feelings are dismissed. In lovebased parenting the child’s feelings are acknowledged. In fear-based parenting, the parent persuades, nags, begs, yells, and hits. In love-based parenting, the parent employs the “no talking, no emotion” strategy in dealing with mistaken behaviour (Dr Thomas Phelan). Fear-based parenting focuses on the person doing the wrong thing. Love-based parenting focuses on the behaviour. Through fear-based parenting, the child experiences shame, which can last a lifetime. Through love-based parenting, the child experiences guilt, which is short-term (Dr Daniel A Hughes). In fearbased parenting, the parent feels shame, blame, and guilt. In lovebased parenting, the parent tries to be real (Scott Noelle http://www. enjoyparenting.com/daily-groove/be-real). In fear-based parenting, the parent burdens the child with his or her own feelings, demands an insincere apology, and does not apologise for his or her own inappropriate behaviour. In love-based parenting, the parent talks about OK/not OK for self and child, seeks relationship repair, admits wrongdoing, and role models saying sorry. Fear-based parenting values the child for what he or she does. Love-based parenting values the child for who she or he is. In fear-based parenting, the parent is operating at a head level. In love-based parenting, the parent is operating from a heart level. “How do your words fall on your child’s heart?” (Lisa Nichols).
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NSW Government Acts To Protect Children In Child Care Facilities Member for Mulgoa Mrs Tanya Davies MP has welcomed the announcement by Health Minister Jillian Skinner that unvaccinated children will face exclusion from child care facilities under new laws to be introduced by the NSW Government. “As a parent of a young child myself, I am acutely aware and passionate about the need to protect our children in places where they assemble, whether they be in public or privately run facilities.” Mrs Davies said. Child care providers such as Kellyanne Gianatti, who operates Adventure Preschool in Regentville, have long been concerned that they are powerless to prevent the spread of infectious diseases such as whooping cough, measles, and chicken pox within their child care facilities until a child displays symptoms. Often this is too late, as the critical period for spreading these types of diseases would have already passed. “These new laws will not just protect the children in our preschool but will also protect our staff, who are in regular contact with the children.” Kelly said. With the introduction of these new Government laws child care providers can legally deny enrolment to children whose parents or guardians cannot show proof of vaccination against preventable infectious diseases or provide an approved exemption. Mrs Davies said these amendments will force parents and guardians of unvaccinated children to take action – either to vaccinate their child or to show why they should be exempt.
“There is nothing to fear from vaccination but there is much to fear if your child contracts a preventable infectious disease. I encourage all parents and guardians to make vaccination a priority for their families.” Mrs Davies said. The bill would amend the Public Health Act 2010 to: a) Require parents or guardians to provide evidence their child is fully vaccinated for age, or is on a recognised catchup schedule, or has an exemption approved by a GP. Those seeking exemptions will be required to fill in forms used by the Commonwealth, which must be completed by a GP (or other approved provider) after counselling. Valid exemptions may include a medical contraindication to vaccination or religious grounds. Children who do not have proof of vaccination or an approved exemption will be denied enrolment. b) Require directors of childcare facilities to obtain vaccination evidence or exemption prior to enrolment. NSW Health will work with Department of Education and Communities to ensure child care facilities are aware of the new requirements. Failure to comply will be an offence subject to a fine. “This significantly tightens the rules around child immunisation – it means those parents who have been reluctant to vaccinate will need to consult a GP about their decision and be aware of the health risks,” Mrs Skinner said. The NSW Government tabled the legislation in NSW Parliament on 29 May 13. The legislation will take effect from January 1, 2014. For more information, go to: http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/ immunisation/Pages/vaccination_enrolment.aspx
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Luke Roberts to place third in Syncronised Kata. Previous National Champions Sensei Madeleine, Sempei Vicki and Julie Thompson beat them to second place. Vicki also took out the Veterans Kata, with Julie placing third. Max Lee, in his first ever competition, came third in 8-9 yrs kata, while Declan Supple and brothers Logan and Bailey Sultana performed very strongly in the kids competition. Karate is a the perfect sport to help you develop fitness, strength, flexibility, coordination, confidence, and self-defence skills. The club trains at Emu Plains Public School on Wednesday evenings. For more info about Goshin Ryu Karate, call Sensei Madeleine on 0411 136 237.
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Emu Plains Karate Club Packs a Punch! The Emu Heights Goshin Ryu Karate Club yet again proved that it is a club to be reckoned with at the Goshin Ryu National Championships in June. Between them, the team almost needed a semi trailer to bring home all the trophies. Emu Heights resident Ashley Birkett had an amazing tournament, taking a trifecta by winning the Brown belt Kata, the 5th Kyu-1st Kyu Sparring, and the Synchronised Kata. 10-year-old Finlay McAuley won the 10 yrs Kata against a huge and talented line-up. He then followed up by winning the sparring. He also teamed up with Sensei Brian and
Local star Tahlia Tupaea is currently in France with the Australian U19 Basketball team (Gems), blitzing their way through the strong international competition. Reze International Tournament: Australia defeated Russia 79-29, Poland 59-37, Argentina 84-43 and France 66-60 Fougeres International Tournament: Australia defeated Brazil 75-49, China 8473 and France 67-57.
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Nepean / Blue Mountains Prostate Cancer Support Group 6.30pm. Lecture Room 1, Learning & Development Unit, SWAHS 2 building Nepean Public Hospital Tonight we have as our guest speaker Angela Pendlebury from Nepean Food Services who will speak about Meal on Wheels and Let’s Dine Out project.All meetings are available to males and their partners who are seeking information on this cancer, and who live in the Blue Mountains, Blacktown, Hawkesbury and Penrith areas. Come along and experience the caring and benefits offered by our Support Group whose moto is YOU ARE NOT ALONE. Alan Moran OAM, President 1300 133 878 www.prostatesupport.org.au
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We service/replace all makes and models of Hot Water Systems SAME DAY HOT WATER Free Quotes and Pensioner Discounts available
HOT WATER HOGAN HOT WATER All Brands of Hot Water Systems Replaced All Hot Water Problems Solved GAS • SOLAR • ELECTRIC YOUR LOCAL HOT WATER SPECIALIST
Ph: 0408 259 994 KITCHENS Quality Affordable Kitchens
Enquire about a Free Consultation
Excavation & Tipper Hire MINI EXCAVATOR RUBBER TRACKS ROCK BREAKER & 2 TONNE TIPPER • Trenching & Footings • Post & Pier Holes Concrete & Soil Removal • Driveways • Retaining Walls • Land Clearing • Rock Excavation • Drainage • Removal of Fill • Licensed and Insured • All General Excavation • Free Quotes EXCAVATION - Buckets 300 to 450 - Mud buckets -Tight Access Specialist - 700mm wide able to fit through door - Hammer & Ripper - Conveyors
Quality Services at an Affordable Price Servicing all Areas
David La Rosa Mobile: 0418 286 147 Office: 4733 4466
Licence 62100C
FINANCIAL PLANNING • Superannuation Advice Future • Retirement Planning Financial • Insurance Advice Services • Wealth Creation ‘Plan & Prosper’ • Mobile Service
Alex McKenzie Phone: 0414 330 651 or 4727 6588
Email: info@futurefinancialservices.com.au
Authorised representative Charter Financial Planning Ltd AFS Licence No. 234665
Come and visit our showroom at
p: 4732 4566
U19/29 Coombes Dve Penrith Open 7.30am-4pm Mon-Thurs 7.30am-2pm Fri 9am-1pm Sat
f: 4732 4588 www.jandlkitchens.com
LANDSCAPING HERITAGE LANDSCAPES & PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Licence No. 223594C
Gardens, Decks, Retaining Walls, Turfing, Irrigation, Paving & Garden Maintenance Call Ben
0448 844 314
LAWN CARE LAWNMOWING & GARDENS
Andrew Johnston's Garden Services From Lawns to Tree Lopping
$10 off
your first job!
Fully Insured
0449 134 772 andrewjlawns@hotmail.com
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LAWN CARE Your Lawn Care Specialists Save water with Coochie and enjoy a healthy green lawn Complete balanced liquid lawn fertiliser Weed Control eg. bindi, clover etc Beetle, grub and army worm control We treat all types of lawns. Talk to us about our lawn care program.
PAINTER
PET CARE – MINDING
Southern Sun Painting & Decorating
Dial A Minder
All painting work domestic & commercial Fully Licensed & Insured Free Quotes - No Obligation
Pet & Home Care
Personally tailored pet care & home care solutions to suit you & your pet’s every need. - No more kennels or catteries! - Act NOW!
Fabian Gemin 0401 701 322 Freecall 1800 245 955 www.coochie.com.au
Paul Kowalczuk Lic No. 191875C Mb: 0408 741 548
Melina 0412 971 110 or 4733 2453
LAWN MOWING
PEST CONTROL
PLUMBING
• Pre-purchase & Termite Inspection • Termite Specialist • Domestic & Commercial Pests • Friendly, local pest controller with 15years experience
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For a Quote, call JAMIE on 0428 277 811
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Tim Franklin p: 4774 0802 m: 0430 334 186 e: ellejapestservices@hotmail.com
PET CARE – GROOMING
JT’s Mowing
and Maintenance
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Quality pet grooming for a green paw print
4735 6499
Please call Louise Email: louise@4pawshere.com.au 37 Sheppard Road, Emu Plains
PET GROOMING PET CARE CARE – - GROOMING
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Hydrobath in warm Hydrobath in warm clean clean waterwater usingusing environmentally friendly friendly products, Brush, Brush, Nail clipenvironmentally products, Nail ping, Ear & Cleaning, Drying, Deodorise, clipping, EarEye & eye Cleaning, Drying, Deoderise, Doggy T reat, Phone Sue Doggy Treat,Aromatherapy Aromatherapy Phone Aaron
0404 369 369 369 0402309 885482 518 or or 1300 1300 369
OVEN OVEN CLEANING CLEANING
PET CARE – GROOMING
HATE CLEANING YOUR OVEN?
$60*
24 hour Maintenance on Plumbing & Drainage - Blocked drains cleared with electric eel - Taps & Toilets no job too small - Hot water services quoted & guaranteed - Water jetter services - Camera inspections Contact Paul on
0405 184 516 PLUMBING PLUMBING
Your Dog Clean, Flea-Free & Smelling Great... OR IT’S FREE
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Get Western Cleaning Solutions to do it for you! Western Cleaning Solution use a specialised steaming machine that steams at 170 degrees to ensure that the best possible results are achieved NO FUMES • NO HARSH CHEMICALS • NO FUSS
www.dialaminder.com.au
Dog Grooming Salon and Pet Boutique Unit 39, 38-40 Abel Street, Penrith
4722 9492
Call Bob on 0417 262 706 or 4774 0026 (AH)
Lic.No. 225162C
Nicholas McLeod * Hot water services * Blocked drains * Gas fitting LPG & Natural Gas * Pensioner discounts * Rainwater tanks * 24 hour service * Same day service
Mob. 0431 253 543
*Extreme Oven Conditions May Incur An Additional Charge. Loyalty Discounts Can Apply
Open Mon to Fri 9–6 and Sat 9 – 3
email: countrysideplumbing@live.com.au
PAINTER
PET PET CARE CARE -- GROOMING GROOMING
PLUMBER PLUMBING
Glen Baragry 4736 5136 0417 423 166
1800 460 175 Free Call
PROMPT & RELIABLE “SATISFACTION IS OUR POLICY”
Professional . Pride . Perfection
Family Business Est. 30 Years
PAINTER
PET CARE – GROOMING
Ron Hallesy
Nepean Mountains Dog Grooming Established 1990
Ring Ron for a Quote
Special care with older dogs 4735 2558 0427 352 558 Unit3/14 Smith St, EmuPlains
Painters & Decorators
4735 5477
Over 30 Years experience Lic.2411C
18 July 2013
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LICENSED PLUMBERS, DRAINERS GASFITTERS • COMMERCIAL • DOMESTIC • INDUSTRIAL NO JOB TOO SMALL FREE QUOTES
0415 249 677 Lic. No. 39212C
PLUMBING PLUMBING PLUMBING
REMOVALS REMOVALS
Phill Stevens
Removals LOCAL COUNTRY NSW Pre Packing Free Packing Materials All removals BIG or SMALL
Licensed Plumber, Drainer Licensed&Plumber, GasfitterDrainer Lic: 224647C & Gasfitter
Ph: 0450 369 949
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ROOFING
SMASH REPAIRS
Lic: maintenance 224647C All aspects of plumbing All aspects plumbing maintenance andofnew installations. and new installations. Specialising in BATHROOM Specialising in BATHROOM RENOVATIONS. RENOVATIONS.
Accredited Pink Batt Specialist
Does your plumbing flow right? Does Call your plumbing flowPaul right? your local plumber Callon your local955 plumber 0414 528Paul on 0414 955 528 Email: flowrightplumbing@bigpond.com Email: flowrightplumbing@bigpond.com
PLUMBING
/07/12
11:10 PM
Plumber Drainer Gasfitter 24 Hours—7 Days
Lic No 86216C
• New roofs • Roof repairs & restoration • Supply & fit fascia & guttering • Bonded asbestos removal • Supply & fit insulation Phone Greg 0418 446 590 or 4773 8634 www.completeroofing.com.au
ROOF RESTORATIONS Glenmore Park Roof Restorations • Roof Repairs • Pressure Cleaning • Roof Painting • Insurance Work All Areas Free Quotes Quality Roof Restoration All Insured
For friendly & reliable service contact Simon Parnell on 0410 421 573 1
16/07/12
EMU PLAINS SMASH REPAIRS PTY LTD 15 SMITH STREET, EMU PLAINS PHONE: 4735 4811
Bathroom Renovations Extensions Maintenance Blocked Drains Hot Water Broken Pipes logo.pdf
Phone: 4733 0792
less than $1 per day
11:10 PM
0417 423 166
PLUMBING
RUBBISH REMOVAL
INSURANCE AND PRIVATE WORK
TILING
E&M Tiling
All Wall & Floor Tiling 20+ years experience 4736 1629 or 0418 250 293 Licence No. R97930
TILING
Silver Service Tiling All aspects of Tiling, bathroom renovations, repair work
Shane 0418 439 992
a/h 4774 2511
WASHER REPAIRS
Reflex Plumbing Services Lic 251075C
• 8 sizes of bins available from 2m to 9m cube • 1.5m Asbestos Hazibags available • Credit card & mobile eftpos for your convenience • $10 off any bin or bag when mentioning this ad
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Licenced Plumber, Drainer, Gasfitter/ LPG/backflow/TMV
All aspects of plumbing maintenance • local plumber • leaking taps • toilets • hws • broken pipes • blocked drains • camera tests • pensioner discounts • • FREE quotes • 24hr service • For all your plumbing needs call... (m) 0404 478 487 (p) 4737 8302 (e) cvella@reflexplumbingservices.com.au
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TIME FOR A CLEANOUT?
MATT’S SKIP BINS 0432 696 812
2 cubic metre $140 3 cubic metre $200 4 cubic metre $280 696 812$400 6 cubic0432metre
2 cubic metre $160 3 cubic metre $240 4 cubic metre $320 6 cubic metre $480 CASH OR CARD WELCOME Conditions Apply. Valid till 15/08/13
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Family Business
RUBBISH REMOVAL
TIME FOR A CLEANOUT? www.reflexplumbingservices.com.au
Washers Dryers Dishwashers
TO REDEEM, MUST CALL MATT DIRECT ON & PRESENT VOUCHER UPON DELIVERY
Established
45 years
• DISHWASHERS • INSURANCE CLAIMS • PENSIONER CONCESSIONS
0417 657 410
YOGA Nurture your mind, body and soul with Hatha yoga We cater for all ages and levels of experience See current timetable online at
www.yogaembrace.com.au or call Tracey on 0419 292 420
First class is free!
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Dinner shows. Live and Local entertainment on Wednesdays. Open 11am till late, 7 days a week.
Catering for kids parties.
91 Great Western Highway, Emu Plains
Lunch and dinner, or simply coffee & cake. Ki D a SP Re La a Y
L W ive eD & N Lo eS c D a aY L S
Phone: 4735 5656
Jimmy’s, the place where family and friends get together. 20 July 2013
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