Emu + Leonay Gazette May 2012

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Doin’ it For the Kids! After leaving the Coffee Club on the banks of the Nepean on April 9, a team of local cyclists known as the Cycling Cerebellums pedalled their way – a total distance of 920km – to Melbourne. It was a somewhat weary yet elated team who arrived at Brighton Beach seven days later. Even more impressive than the actual riding was the fact that the group set out to raise $10,000 to fund vital research, support and prevention projects for children with neurological conditions.

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Hearty congratulations to the team for far surpassing their fundraising target by raising approximately $25,000. The team were overwhelmed by the support given before, during and after their long ride. Spokesperson and co-director of the Cycling Cerebellums Barbara Hughes said, “We had the most wonderful time. It’s something we all will remember for the rest of our lives. And knowing we did it for such a great cause made those long, hard Continued pg 3... days all the more worthwhile. “

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From the Editor Well, we’ve made it through another lot of school holidays. I trust all the kids had a great time. I hope the parents did too. Sometimes holidays can be challenging for the grown-ups, especially if you need to juggle work and keeping the kids entertained. Certainly a few kids in our neighbourhood managed to drag themselves away from the playStations for a bit of action, as evidenced by their submissions of photos and drawings. Have a look what they got up to on page 5. Thanks for your contributions, kids! The month of May is very special, given that Mother’s Day is coming up on Sunday May 13th. Best wishes to all the mums for a very Happy Mother’s Day. Kids, you’d better start thinking about making something super special for mum, or raiding your money box to buy her a present, just to show her how much you love her. If you’re at a loss for gift ideas, here’s a helpful hint - I’ve never met a mum yet who doesn’t like chocolate!! And, of course, don’t forget to don your chef’s hats and whip up a gourmet breakfast for your hard working mum pancakes or bacon and eggs always go down a treat. Speaking of chefs, next month we’ll be starting a new segment – “What’s Cooking”. With the onset of winter, it’s the perfect time to be baking, so dig out your favourite recipes and send them in for all our readers to enjoy. Also, if you have any good Mother’s Day stories you’d like to share, send them in. Enjoy reading your local community news and have a great month of May. Vicki

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LITERARY DOUBLE BILL Penrith City Library will play host to a literary double bill in May as Peter FitzSimons and Dr Karl unpack their latest books for the Sydney Writers Festival. First, follow in the footsteps of Antarctic explorers with Peter FitzSimons on Wednesday 16 May, before digesting how we process food with Dr Karl on Friday 18 May. Penrith City Mayor Greg Davies said the authors could expect an animated audience for the library’s ninth Sydney Writers’ Festival. “Penrith’s many readers will delight in talks by two of Australia’s best non-fiction writers and personalities. “In his latest work ‘Mawson’, Peter

FitzSimons will transport you to the frozen climes traversed by the great Australian explorer Sir Douglas Mawson and his contemporaries. “Later that week, Dr Karl Kruszelnicki will share the fascinating science behind how the body responds to what we eat in his recently released book ‘Brain food’. “Book your $5 ticket for the events, including light refreshments, by calling Penrith Library on 4732 7891. Both events run between 6.30pm and 7.30pm at 601 High Street, Penrith,” Councillor Davies said. For more information visit: www.penrithcity.nsw.gov.au and click the Library tab.

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School Holiday Fun! Unfortunately, the school holidays are over, but that’s not to say the kids can’t reminisce over the holidays just gone, and then start planning more excitement for the next holidays. In case you’re in need of inspiration for the next school holidays, here’s what some of the local kids got up to this April. Tamara from Leonay highly recommends a trip out west to the Western Plains Zoo at Dubbo. She loved all the animals, particularly the hippos. Hippopotamuses are responsible for more deaths of humans than any other animal in the world. Little wonder. Look at those teeth on the right! Daisey, weighing in at 18ookg, is in the process of having her tusks trimmed - a procedure that takes about a week of patience with a hacksaw. Because the hippos are so dangerous, the keepers never go into the enclosure. Daisey is trained to come to the fence and hold her mouth open while her keeper very bravely shoves his hand, holding a hack saw blade, into her mouth and saws away, a bit each day at feeding time. Tess from Glenbrook took her family and her neighbours camping in the National Park at her favourite camping site, Nioka.

8-year-old Tamara from Leonay had an up-close experience with the hippos at the Western Plains Zoo

The highlight, she said, was eating the camp food, which apparently tastes better than what mum cooks at home, and playing spotlight with her brother and friend. They were disappointed not to see a single kangaroo during their visit. They did find some droppings though evidence that the world famous kangaroo population of Euroka hasn’t completely vacated the area. Perhaps, unlike Tess, they just didn’t like the food at her campsite. 7-year-old Jake from Emu Plains took his

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family to Coffs Harbour to visit relatives and catch a few waves. Jake’s most exciting moment, apart from eating icecreams at the Jetty, was Jetty jumping – a favourite pastime of the Coffs locals. As you can see from the photo, it’s quite a long way from the top railing of the jetty to the water. Jake tried to coax his parents into jumping. They declined. If you happen to have any news, photos or drawings of your recent holiday, please send them to emueditor@districtgazette.com.au

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Festival Director Andrew Batt-Rawden and artists Harpist Marshall McGuire, Recorder star Allicia Crossley & Composer Oren Ambarchi performing at Aurora

Aurora Festival invites Sydney’s West to Walk on the Wild Side The Aurora Festival of Living Music is set to explode across Sydney’s Western Suburbs over 9 days from Friday May 4 until Sunday May 13. The festival’s 2012 program will feature 17 events and more than 120 local, national and international artists in a lively program comprised of Australian premieres, concerts, workshops and forums to be showcased across six performing arts venues in the city’s west. First-time festival director Andrew Batt-Rawden said, “Our 2012 program offers audiences an exclusive and compelling selection of music, unusual to Sydney. The work is bold, provocative, and sometimes outrageous”. He continues, “We have access to some beautiful venues here and we’re inviting Sydney to come and engage with new and unique musical experiences, these moments can be life changing”. Bright young Australian recorder star Alicia Crossley will conduct school workshops culminating in a performance titled I love the Recorder. The concert will showcase this surprising instrument and will involve young Penrith and Blue Mountains recorder musicians from the Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre Education Program. Chronology Arts will present AMPED at the Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre. AMPED is a free outdoor event designed for Penrith’s youth featuring contemporary new-art music for amplified guitar quartet and includes Zane Banks, Matt McGuigan, Jy-Perry Banks and Mat Kurukchi. Experimental composer and multi-instrumentalist, Oren Ambarchi, will perform as a solo artist at the Joan Sutherland PAC. He long standing interest in transcending conventional instrumental approaches. His work focuses mainly on the exploration of the guitar. Blue Mountain audiences will enjoy the gentle side of the festival when New Music Network founding President and internationally acclaimed harpist Marshall McGuire performs 21st century harp repertoire in concert at St Finbar’s Catholic Church in Glenbrook. Australian composer Dr. Mathew Hindson AM established the biennial festival in 2006. The Aurora Festival of Living Music provides a unique opportunity to see some of the best international and Australian exponents of contemporary music by living composers. This music encompasses contemporary classical genres, art-music, experimental music and sound art. Batt-Rawden says, “The Aurora Festival can open up a world of new listening experiences”. Here is just a taste of the events on offer during the festival in our area. If you’re keen to travel further afield to Parramatta, Blacktown and Campelltown, a full Festival Program is available on www.auroranewmusic.com.au

Sunday 6 May 2:00pm – 3:00pm Marshall McGuire 21st Century Harp (St Finbar’s – Blue Mountains) 3:00pm – 4:00pm Alicia Crossley We heart the Recorder (Joan Sutherland PAC) Thursday 10 May 5:30pm – 6:30pm Chronology Arts AMPED – Amplified Guitar Ensemble FREE (Joan Sutherland PAC) 7:00pm – 9:00pm Oren Ambarchi Solo Performance (Joan Sutherland PAC) The festival has free and ticketed events. Tickets range from $10 - $40 and are available through participating venues. For booking information visit www.auroranewmusic.com.au

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ART ATTACK YOUR INVITATION – Saturday 12th May

ART BLOCKS FOR TOTS What better place than an art Gallery for visual inspiration and as Margo Lewers stated, “You must experiment and experiment.” The Gallery has hosted its first Art Blocks for Tots program for 2012 with many smiling little faces enjoying the creative morning. Art making stimulates the senses and coming to a gallery and being surrounded by original artworks enriches everyone’s lives and experiences. If you would like to know more about igniting your toddlers creative imagination then come along to the next Art Blocks for Tots at the Gallery on Friday 25 May, 10am – 11am. The Art Blocks for Tots program provides opportunities for carers and young audiences to engage in art making activities together, and introduces young audiences to art objects of quality. Each exhibition period an art trained tutor leads children and their carers through a child-centred interactive experience in the Gallery, using looking and talking games, to develop the little people’s skills of observation, description, comparison and imaginative interpretation, followed by hands on fun in the studio. Bring your tot to the Gallery for a mid-morning child sized adventure. Explore the exhibitions with a gallery educator. Art Blocks for Tots is designed for preschoolers to have fun whilst learning and being creative. Help them discover the basic building blocks of art through sound, images, storytelling, interactive activities and art making. All materials supplied. Adults don’t pay but must stay!

Art Blocks for Tots tutor Lizzy Marshall with children at the Gallery

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Art lovers, here’s your invitation to the opening of “21st Century Beginnings – The Corrigan Collection of Aboriginal Art”. This outstanding collection of large scale paintings by Aboriginal artists working in the Northern Territory, Western Australia and northern Queensland comes from the private collection of arts benefactor Patrick Corrigan AM. The exhibition showcases more than thirty artists’ work, including Sally Gabori, Kitty Kantilla, Bill Whiskey Tjapaltjarri and Regina Wilson. Patrick Corrigan AM and Lydia Miller, Executive Director of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Arts will open the exhibition on Saturday 12th May from 5pm – 7pm. Yuin GhudJargah Aboriginal Dance Company will give a special guest performance. If you’d like to attend the opening, please RSVP on 4735 110 or gallery@penrithcity.nsw.gov.au by 9th May. 21st Century Beginnings will be on exhibition until 8th July. More Art Blocks... Friday 25 May, 10am – 11am – Discover beautiful Aboriginal artworks in the 21st Century Beginnings The Corrigan Collection of Aboriginal Art exhibition. Make your own artworks inspired by what you see. Make a concertina book, with a pocket on each page to keep the treasures you’ve created. Friday 27 July, 10am – 11am - See how three artists transform gathered natural materials into an extraordinary mix of organic art works in Curiouser and Curiouser – Sculptural Assemblages by Blackwell, Williamson and Vella. Join in the organic, arty fun in the studio and take home your own 3D sculpture inspired by nature.

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M4 RESURFACING FOR A SMOOTHER RIDE An $11.7 million Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) resurfacing project will make using the M4 Motorway smoother and safer. Member for Penrith Stuart Ayres said the NSW Government funded project will see around seven kilometres of the motorway provided with a stronger road surface in both directions. “Resurfacing will be carried out between Russell Street at Emu Plains and Kingswood Road bridge at Orchard Hills,” Mr Ayres said. “The essential work involves removing the old asphalt and replacing it with a new stronger road surface which will provide a smoother and safer ride while reducing ongoing maintenance costs.” Member for Mulgoa Tanya Davies said the resurfacing work was scheduled to minimise disruption to motorists by carrying the work out at night, Sunday to Friday from 8pm to 5am the next morning. “Two of the three lanes will be closed during work hours. One lane will remain open in both directions,” Mrs Davies said. “Detours will be in place when work is being carried out on the Russell Street, Mulgoa Road and The Northern Road ramps. Information about ramp closures and detours will be displayed on electronic signs along the motorway. “Travel times will not be displayed on each section of road while work is carried out.” During the work motorists are reminded to follow directions from signs and traffic controllers. Reduced roadwork speed limits are enforceable. The project team will make every effort to minimise the impact of work on nearby residents. For more information about the M4 resurfacing, follow the links from www.rms.nsw.gov.au. For information about changed traffic conditions contact the Transport Management Centre on 132 701 or visit www.livetraffic.com. ABN 74 595 156 012

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Creating knowledge Jobs in Penrith Penrith City Council has joined a local consortium to seek Federal Government Suburban Jobs Program funding that will help create about 400 new jobs immediately and about 6,000 new permanent ‘knowledge’ jobs longer term. The consortium comprises the University of Western Sydney (UWS), Penrith City Council and the Penrith Business Alliance (PBA), which was established by Council. Penrith City Mayor Greg Davies said the consortium is seeking to develop employment space and a Corporate Centre at Werrington, which will seed the longer term development of a comprehensive business park. “UWS has 58 hectares of land available for a business park,” Councillor Davies said. “The land is strategically located within the planned Werrington Enterprise, Learning and Living Precinct (WELL) and forms part of the Penrith Health and Education Precinct. “We are talking about the creation of 6,000 new local jobs that will include those in the knowledge industry such as education and research as well as the multiplier effect of creating jobs to support that industry. “This project will create an even greater diversity of employment, investment and business choices within Penrith, meaning less commuting and more time with family for a wide range of workers. “The Penrith Health and Education Precinct has been identified as a specialist employment precinct in the NSW Government’s Sydney Metropolitan Plan.” The consortium is seeking $14 million of Federal funding to go with $14 million of UWS funding for the $28 million development.

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THIS SPORTING LIFE Pennants Success for Leonay The NSW ‘A Grade’ Pennants series has just been completed and the Leonay Golf Club has finished in a tie for second position in Division Four. Leonay captain Ron Bradley said “We (Leonay GC) finished with 2.5 wins and thereby level with Camden Lakeside in second position”. “The group winners were Lynwood Country Club, which went on to win the Division and will subsequently move up into Division Three”. “The result for Leonay in 2012 was very encouraging, with no defeats at home and we (Leonay) were also the only team to defeat Lynwood CC during the season” said Bradley. “We look forward to the 2013 Season, with plans already in place to improve on this year’s performance and we will be looking to at least win our Group for starters”. “I would like to thank all the players for their efforts during the season and they did us (Leonay GC) proud”. “I would like to also thank all the caddies and supporters who followed the team from golf course to golf course”. This journey ranged from Palm Beach in Sydney’s north to Camden Lakeside in the south. Bradley also said “The B & C Grade Pennants competitions have commenced, with both (Leonay GC) teams registering strong wins in their two opening rounds respectively”. Keep your eye on this page in future editions for progress reports.

PTC IronPeople On Sunday May 6th over 30 Panthers Triathlon Club members will be competiting in the Port Macquarie Ironman. This is a 3.8km swim, 180km cycle followed by a 42.2km run. Those competing have been training furiously in order to make their dreams come true. A few are hoping to qualify for the BIG race at Kailua Kona, Hawaii - the birth place of Ironman. All have sacrificed family time, work and personal commitments for months to make the Ironman a reality. On May 6th when that starters musket goes off, every hope and dream will be realised. Panthers Tri Club committee, family and friends would like to wish all the competitors the best of luck. Lets hope they bring home some medals!

Leonay Golf Club’s Chris Blakeley hits into the ninth green at Lynwood Country Club - photo by Noel Rowsell (www.photoexcellence.com.au)

Soccer Season off to a Wet Start Players and fans have eagerly awaited the start of the soccer season. However, the heavy rains in the last week of school holidays put paid to that excitement for most players. Disappointment abounded when all Nepean district first round matches were cancelled. Despite the round 1 cancellation, a couple of fields were opened by the weekend. Thanks to some very dedicated coaches, two U/10’s Emu Plains FC teams took advantage of the open field status at Hunter Fields. Players and parents were grateful to the coaches for showing initiative in organising the game. Also to EPFC for opening the canteen and allowing the trial game and hosting their small sided games. Seeing the little ones running around always puts a smile on everyone’s faces. Emu Plains Football Club still needs players to make up teams in the U6, U7, U8 and U14’s. If interested, give Anne-Maree a call on 0400 135 529. Several Blue Mountains Football Club teams also made the most of the open field at Knapsack Park. A few U8’s, U9’s and U10’s teams had a run on a relatively dry pitch. BMFC is also looking for U5’s, U7’s U8’s and U9’s players. Enquiries to registrar@bmfc.com.au.

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Tessaraglot – A person who is capable of speaking in four languages.

Wuzzle

Figure out the well-known saying that each wuzzle is meant to represent.

Brain Strainers! 1. Like “a Toyota” or “Civic”, I’m just as good in reverse? What am I? _______________(10 letters) 2. Pronounced as one letter but written with three, only two different letters are used to make me. I’m double, I’m single, I’m black, blue, and grey. I’m read from both ends and the same either way. 3. What word, when written in capital letters, is the same forwards, backwards and upside down? 4. How did Adam use a palindrome to introduce himself to Eve when they first met?

BrainTracker Using the BrainTracker grid below, how many words can you find? Each word must contain the central P and no letter can be used twice. The letters do not have to be connected. Proper nouns are not allowed, however, plurals are. There is at least one nine letter word. Excellent: 41 words. Good: 31 words. Average: 23 words.

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Doll Show Marjorie Baker from Emu Heights is part of the Zonta Club committee organising the Penrith Dolls, Bears, Craft & Collectables show at Panthers on the 30th June and the 1st July. This is a major fund raising event that has been running for years and Zonta are very excited to be able to manage it. The Zonta Club of Nepean Valley Inc support initiatives, organisations and individuals in the community which enable improvements in the health, wellbeing, safety and education of women. The local service focus is with the Zonta Breast Care Cushions which are made and distributed to the two major hospitals in the Nepean Area and to any individual in need and the Zonta Birthing Kits are assembled and sent to women in developing countries. The club meets on the 1st Tuesday of the month at Nepean Shores. Keep 30th June and the 1st July free for the Penrith Dolls, Bears, Craft & Collectables Show at Panthers – 10am - 3pm. The show will be a collector’s delight, with doll & bear competitions, porcelain dolls & doll repairs, dolls furniture and accessories, lace ribbon and material, Teddy Bears, miniature dolls houses, demonstrations, wigs & millinery, trading tables, art & craft supplies, handmade gifts, Identifications & valuations, miniature furniture and accessories. Enquiries ... Lily 4739 5696 0r Jan 4735 2525


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Fortnightly Events

Glenbrook Toastmasters

Every Wednesday

Every Tuesday

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meet at the Blaxland Library Short St, Blaxland 7.30pm 2nd & 4th Wednesday of the mont h Enquiries: Peter – 0408 692 770

MIGHY MIGHTS Playgro up 10am-12pm Meet other mums & prescho olers at

Bridge Club St Finbar’s Parish Hall 6.30pm for 7pm start Ph: 4735 6048

Ever y Saturday

FREE Tai Chi lessons Saturdays at Dukes ova l Emu Plains 8.30am Check with crispeny@bigpon d.net. au

Emu heights Community Centre

Friday May 25 to Sunday May 27 Orchids Out West presents Ph: Bronwyn 0413 269 930 Meet at Emu Plains Sport & Recreation Club Orchid Show and Display 7:00pm 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month. with lots of orchids for sale Enquiries: 4735 5120 Times: Friday and Saturday 9am – 4pm Every We dnesday Sunday 9am – 3pm Lower Blue Mountains Men’s Shed NEPEAN GIGGLES Playgroup : Hawkesbury Race Course, Clarendon Where Blue Mountains Woodcrafts Centre, 9.30am-11.30am (opposite Richmond RAAF Base) 19 Calver Ave, Mt River view Mee t other mums & 9am - 12 noon... Admission: $5.00. Buses: $4.00 preschoolers at Emu Heights Plenty of free parking 1st & 3rd Monday of the month Com munity Centre Clarendon Railway Station nearby 2nd & 4th Saturday of the month Ph: San dra 0403 326 017 or Enquiries: Ramon 4751 6819 BBQ and light refreshments available Chris 0425 222 035 Phone: 0418 115 217 www.lmshe d.org http://www.orchidsocietynsw.com.au/OOW2012.htm

Emu Plains Lions Club

SING AUSTRALIA PENRITH Sing Australia meets each Thursday ens 7:30pm to 9:30pm at the Senior Citiz ith. Penr St Centre, 86 Station Sing Abba, Beatles and more. The emphasis is on fun. There are no auditions, you do not need to read music and new members are always welcome. Enquiries: Doreen 4721 2841.

“Knott” the Sitters Club

See editorial Pg 5

www.auroranewmusic.com.au

FREE listing for local events and meetings Send your details to: emueditor@districtgazette.com.au

• Are you in need of a night out? • Would you like to go see a movie without the kids? • How about a doctor’s appointment without children in tow? • Maybe you have recently moved into the area and would like to meet some new families? The Club is based in the Penrith area and has been establishe d for about thirty years. We cater for families with children of all ages. There is no money involved as we operate a debit/ credit hours system. We mind each other’s children in their own home. For more info, ring Ann Panitz Ph: 0419 219 572.

Your Local BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advertise your business here and online for just $25 (single) per month $50 (double) per month Phone: 0417 267 690 email: emueditor@districtgazette.com.au

ACCOUNTANT

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AIR CONDITIONING

ANTENNA

Digital Antenna Guys Antenna Supplied and Fitted Digital Set Top Boxes, Insurance Work, TV Data & Phone Outlets, Home Theatre Installations, Receive Wollongong Channels.

FREE QUOTES 0410 513 630 Talk to our friendly technicians today

Gary Campbell CPA

AIR CONDITIONING

Meeting the Financial Management & Taxation needs of our Community since 1976 COMPLETE RANGE OF TAXATION & ACCOUNTING SERVICES

Air Conditioning & Electrical

Accountant & Registered Tax Agent

Daytime & Saturday Appointments 52 Old Bathurst Rd, East Blaxland

Phone: 4739 3653

Email: campbelg@hotkey.net.au

Bill McLean

Safety switches • Smoke detectors

No Job Too Small EC34090

4735 3976 0409 125 697 RACL021206

Established Over 25 Years All Aspects of Airconditioning Refrigeration • Electrical Contracting

47356411

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BOOKKEEPING

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CELEBRANT

‘Keeping your records up to date’

Pamela Noal

• Accounts Payable & Receivable • Payroll • Bank Reconciliations • BAS & IAS Preparation • Registered BAS Agent • Onsite/Off-site/Once off/Rescue Jobs

Contact – Faithe 0410 650 924

Weddings Namings Celebration of Life: Funerals

0447 778 870

Email: reflectionstoshare@bigpond.com

BUILDER Philway Constructions

CHILDCARE Emu Plains Cluster

Long Day Care, Before And After School Care Vacation Care

Builders Licence 238922C

• New homes • Decks / Pergolas • Extensions / Renovations • Frames / Carpentry 30 years experience Free Quotes ~ All Areas

Chris 0405 107 506

BUILDER / REPAIRS

CLEANING

30 Years Experience Lic No. R76576

Home & Building Services from Roof top to Underground All roof repairs, flashing, roof vents, guttering, downpipes, plumbing, all carpentry work & maintenance, decks, pergolas, skylights, retaining walls and odd jobs Credit cards welcome

“Quality Service at Affordable Prices”

BALLOON ARTISTRY

BALLOONATICS www.balloonaticsnsw.com.au

Helen & Dianne

Balloon Decorators

0408 667 916 0437 970 513

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BATHROOMS

WHALE BATHROOMS

Lic No 67245c

Quality Bathroom Renovations • Customer discounts given • Rotted timber repairs • Mobile bathroom available • All work guaranteed • Free quotes

4773 8700 or 0417 417 556 www.whalebathrooms.com.au

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WINDOW & EXTERIOR CLEANING

Building S er vic M MT Maintenance e &

AIR CONDITIONING AIR-CONDITIONING

LIC 211838C AU21673

Phone 4735 4233 Happy Kids Care and Learning

Penrith City Children’s services co-operative ltd

WE DESIGN. WE INSTALL. WE GUARANTEE.

Call David 0424 945 859 Fax (02)4737 9929

Meeting your child care needs from 6 weeks to 12 years of age

Philway@live.com.au

Lic No. 148730C

• Air conditioning repair and service • Preventative maintenance schedules • Supply and fit all brands • Warranty agent selected brands • Heat pump hot water repair • Finance available for approved applicants

‘Ensuring you a personal and sincere service’

E: faithe@faithefullbookkeeping.com.au

AIR CONDITIONING

For all your air conditioning & gas central heating needs Phone 4735 3300 4/84 Old Bathurst Rd, Emu Heights

CMC DipCel JP

Reflections To Share, Celebrancy Services

Call Ross

0403 815 398 Silverdale CARPENTRY

Mathew Pearson Carpentry

• Renovations • Pergolas • Decks • Floating floors • Built in wardrobes • Hang doors • Skirting • Architraves • Gyprocking/Plastering • General household maintenance & much more!

FREE QUOTES Contact Mathew on 0439 322 498 or peoscarpentry@hotmail.com

Licence No: 195360C

CARPENTRY M AND C SAUNDERS CARPENTRY For all your carpentry needs, including, hanging doors, decks, renovations, pergolas, no job too small, over 40 years experience.

Gold Medal Service for your home or business!

*Regular Window cleans *High Pressure Cleaning *All Exterior, Eaves, Gutters *Driveways, Pool Surrounds FOR A FREE QUOTE

Phone Peter 0414 614 062 or Free Call 1800 1 5263

CONCRETINNG CONCRETING

• Stencil, Stamp, Coloured and Spray On Concrete • Driveways, Patios & Shed Slabs • All general concreting Lic No 179227C

Ph: 0410 474 366 or 9673 5725

DRIVING SCHOOL

McCaffery’s DRIVING SCHOOL 4735 4368 0451 262 494 Qualified Driver Instruction Automatic car only

One hour lesson $55

One hour lesson = 3 log book

Phone Mick on 0411 726 057

Student and package Discounts available

CARPET CLEANING

ELECTRICIAN

LIC:R84600

ARGYLL Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Tile & Grout Cleaning Locally owned & operated. On time, every time. Quality work at competitive prices.

1300 557 548 or 4774 9618

JRF Electrical High Quality Work at Fair Prices Domestic, Commercial, Industrial For Free estimates call Jason Lic. 174994c

PH: 0411 810 061


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ELECTRICIAN

All Custom P/L Local licensed electrician for 20 years

Neat work and fair prices • Fans • Pools • Power points • Garages • Safety switches • Extensions

s& d paritp e e t n a Guar orkmansh w

Licence no.162002C

Mobile: 0403 773 364

email: allcustom@iinet.net.au

ELECTRICIAN

Power on Electrical

For all your electrical needs

FUNERALS

Reflections Funerals

Lush hair, nails & beauty

At Reflections we offer care, support and understanding to provide a compassionate Celebration of Life.

Makeup – Acrylic Nails – Waxing – Facials Spray Tanning – School Formal Packages Weddings (in salon & mobile)

Reflections is a local, family owned company offering your family the best service and value, 24 hours everyday.

Reflections

• 4732 4440 •

where the gift of giving is delicious

gorgeous and unique chocolate bouquets for every occasion (Sydney wide delivery to your door) Also available at Emu Florist, Centro Lennox Try Our

Chocolate Spoons 7 delectable flavours to choose from

1300 664 661

Arielle

Makes & Fixes Costume Jewellery Custom designed to match your outfit

0412 877 927

email: shamicat2@hotmail.com

HAIR & BEAUTY

building services pty ltd

Quality Services at an Affordable Price Servicing all Areas

David La Rosa Mobile: 0418 286 147 Office: 4733 4466

G lemma &

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HAIR

BEAUTY

by appointment only

* mobile availability

HANDYMAN

Joe’s Ultimate Handyman Services

All Aspects of Building and Building Repairs

BUILDING Concrete Footings, Bag Rendering, Block Work, Window Repairs, Saw Cutting, Stone Walls, Decorative Stone Laying, All Brickwork BUILDING REPAIRS Tiles, Plastering, Carpentry, Doors & Locks, Painting, Fly Screens, Leaky Taps GENERAL JOBS Lawn Mowing, Rubbish Removal, Garden Care, Property Maintenance

0422 765 397

‘Service with a smile’

All work guaranteed

Lic No: R84571

HANDYMAN

Southern Cross

Excavation & Tipper Hire

EXCAVATION - Buckets 300 to 450 - Mud buckets -Tight Access Specialist - 700mm wide able to fit through door - Hammer & Ripper - Conveyors

HAIR & BEAUTY

Formal or Bridal Make up * $65 Spray Tan $20 Mobile Spray Tan $35 Hair Extensions (REMY)

GIFTS

• 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

4735 8111

89 Great Western Hwy Emu Plains

GIFTS

ELECTRICIAN ELECTRICIAN

MINI EXCAVATOR RUBBER TRACKS ROCK BREAKER & 2 TONNE TIPPER

Spend up to $100 and receive a 10% discount Spend over $150 and receive a 15% discount

Call Emma on 0429 140 792

e: info@lollylicious.com.au

EXCAVATIONS

For all your hair and beauty needs

All Suburbs

Competitive rates, Free quotes Quality guaranteed

Call Scott 0415 873 103

HAIR & BEAUTY

Formal Upstyles from $40 Spray Tans $20 NEW Amazing Hair Tape Extensions 95/97 Great Western Hwy Emu Plains

4735 4004

HAIR & BEAUTY Shop 7 Lennox Centre Emu Plains

4735 1008

With every colour receive 10 FREE Foils!

• Pre-sale Property Maintenance • Roofing • Repairs • Roof inspections • Guttering • Handyman • Pressure cleaning.... and any other jobs you can think of • Free Quotes

Martin 0420 975 050

monark@optusnet.com.au

Lic 29201C

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Licence 62100C

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HEATING

LANDSCAPING

PAINTER

Gas Room Heater Servicing Early Bird Special

HERITAGE LANDSCAPES & PROPERTY MAINTENANCE

Ron Hallesy

• We cover all makes and models of natural gas and LPG room heaters • Also repairs & services to gas appliances

$89*

* Parts extra Must present coupon

Licence No. 223594C

Gardens, Decks, Retaining Walls, Turfing, Irrigation, Paving & Garden Maintenance Call Ben

www.countrysideplumbing.com.au

LAWN CARE

PAINTER

LAWN & GARDEN CARE

www.1james.com.au

• Lawns mowed & edges • Weeding, mulching & pruning • Fertilising, rubbish removal • Prompt, Professional, Friendly

LAWN CARE

CHEAPER HOTWATER

Coochie HydroGreen Lawn Services

Repairs / Replacement of all brands Pensioner discount/Guaranteed work

ALL AREAS 24/7 SAME DAY SERVICE Call Graham for local service

0419 233 465 / 4774 9942 HOT WATER We service/replace all makes & models of

Gas, Electric & Solar Hot Water Systems SAME DAY HOT WATER Free Quotes and Pensioner Discounts available

Contact: Nicholas McLeod

0431 253 543

Lic No. 225 162C

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

Come and visit our showroom at

p: 4732 4566

U19/29 Coombes Dve Penrith

f: 4732 4588 www.jandlkitchens.com

Open 7.30am-4pm Mon-Thurs 7.30am-2pm Fri 9am-1pm Sat

KITCHENS GEORGE BACHTIS Kitchens & Cabinets

‘ Designing & creating what you dream’ Custom Kitchens, laundries, wardrobes, vanities & furniture ‘Domestic & Commercial’

FREE MEASURE & QUOTE

0413 160 544 g.bachtis@yahoo.com.au 14

Call Steve 0407 467 462

Gold Medal Service for all your lawn & garden needs!

HOT WATER Piping Hot Plumbing lic 195703c

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4735 5477

0448 844 314

Lic. 225162C

0431 253 543

Ring Ron for a Quote Over 30 Years experience

Countryside Plumbing Phone Nicholas McLeod

Painters & Decorators

Organic Soil Conditioning Liquid Fertilisation & Greening Soil Moisture Retainers (Wetters) Lawn Insect Pest Control Grass & Broadleaf Weed Control Lawn Disease Monitoring & Treatment Fabian Gemin 0401 701 322

Lic.2411C

Southern Sun Painting & Decorating

All painting work domestic & commercial Fully Licensed & Insured Free Quotes - No Obligation

Paul Kowalczuk Lic No. 191875C Mb: 0408 741 548

PET CARE A home away from home...

Clean,large individual walk in pens Cosy living areas Access to huge play area (7 areas) Heated Living quarters Short and long term stays We Love Cats - Lots of TLC!

• from $14 a day • Pensioner discounts

fgemin@coochie.com.au • www.coochie.com.au

Contact Sylvia: 4787 6541 www.megalongvalleycattery.com.au

LAWNS & GARDENS

PET CARE – GROOMING

Love Thy Lawn Property Maintenance

Nepean Mountains Dog Grooming Established 1990

• Lawn Mowing & Slashing • Fully Insured • Garden Care • Reasonable Rates • Odd Jobs /Gutters Cleaned • Friendly & reliable

Call Vince 0405 429 928

LAWNS & GARDENS Friendly professional service Young & hardworking Call Andrew

0449 134 772 Trade Certificate in Landscaping & Horticulture

LAWN MOWING

Nepean Grasshopper

Quality Lawn Mowing Services Fully Insured Liability & Accident Reliability Assured Call Gordon for an obligation free quote Mob 0403 776 636 Home 4773 8955

Special care with older dogs 4735 2558 0427 352 558 Unit3/14 Smith St, EmuPlains

PET CARE – GROOMING * * * * * *

Clean, warm Hydrobath Full Grooming Flea & Tick Control Eye & Ear cleaning Nails Clipped Free Quote

Mobile -We Come To You Call Leah 0416 646 022

PET CARE – GROOMING Dog Grooming Salon and Pet Boutique Unit 39, 38-40 Abel Street, Penrith

4722 9492

Email : nepeangrasshopper@iprimus.com.au www.nepeangrasshopper.com.au

Open Mon to Fri 9–6 and Sat 9 – 3

OVEN CLEANING

PET CARE – MINDING

HATE CLEANING YOUR OVEN?

Dial A Minder

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

$60*

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!

Call Bob on 0417 262 706 or 4774 0026 (AH)

Melina 0412 971 110 or 4733 2453

*Extreme Oven Conditions May Incur An Additional Charge. Loyalty Discounts Can Apply

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PLUMBING HOT WATER HOT WATER SPECIALIST Experts in Plumbing Specialising in Gas, Electric and Solar Hot Water Systems Lic No. 225 162C

Contact: Nicholas McLeod

0431 253 543

www.countrysideplumbing.com.au countrysideplumbing@live.com.au

We service/replace all makes and models of Hot Water Systems SAME DAY HOT WATER Free Quotes and Pensioner Discounts available

PLUMBING

PLUMBING

TILING

STRESS FREE PLUMBING No call out fee Quote up front

Lic No 181864C

LPG, natural gas Hot water systems

Tel: 4729 3441 Mob: 0432 823 021 Email: plumbingstressfree@yahoo.com PLUMBING - GASFITTING - DRAINAGE

PLUMBING

For friendly & reliable service contact Simon Parnell on 0410 421 573 PLUMBING

Licensed Plumber, Drainer & Gasfitter Lic: 224647C All aspects of plumbing maintenance and new installations. Specialising in BATHROOM RENOVATIONS.

on 0468 994 776 Email: flowrightplumbing@ymail.com

POOL SERVICES

- 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 SMASH REPAIRS

EMU PLAINS SMASH REPAIRS PTY LTD 15 SMITH STREET, EMU PLAINS PHONE: 4735 4811 INSURANCE AND PRIVATE WORK

All aspects of Tiling, bathroom renovations, repair work

Shane 0418 439 992

a/h 4774 2511

TILING

Amazing Tiling Services Quality Workmanship Guaranteed

All aspect of tiling which include: • Ceramic, Marble, Mosaic • Waterproofing Contact Daniel on: Mobile: 0430 793 669 Office: 8883 0094 Email: danyhcy@hanmail.net Lic No: 245 011C

WASHER REPAIRS

Western Sydney Pool Services

pool SHOP

Washers, Dryers & Dishwashers

quality sales & service

Family Business Est 40 Years

New

ly Service with a smile! Friend ! rs Competitive Prices! e n w O Convenient location! Pool testing while you wait! Call in to today – Paul & Anne are happy to help with all your pool needs!

Shop 2/133 Russell St Emu Plains

24 hour Maintenance on Plumbing & Drainage

Licence No. R97930

Silver Service Tiling

Call your local plumber Paul

Bathroom Renovations Extensions Maintenance Blocked Drains Hot Water Broken Pipes

All Wall & Floor Tiling 20+ years experience 4732 4298 or 0418 250 293 TILING

Does your plumbing flow right? Plumber Drainer Gasfitter 24 Hours—7 Days

E&M Tiling

4735 5322

sales@atlanticpoolsnsw.com.au

ROOFING Accredited Pink Batt Specialist

DISHWASHERS INSURANCE CLAIMS PENSIONER CONCESSIONS

4773 8242 / 0417 657 410 YOGA Nurture your mind, body and soul with Hatha yoga We cater for all ages and levels of experience

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

See current timetable online at

www.yogaembrace.com.au or call Tracey on 0419 292 420

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PENRITH HEARTLAND PENRITH AMBASSADOR Nathan Smith

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