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Issue 73
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February 2010
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Photographer’s Win
Luddenham Show
Local resident Natalie Howe has been a professional photographer for six years and has just won first prize in the 2009 International Aperture Awards, the world’s most prestigious on line competition, for best wedding photo.
The 2010 Luddenham Show is Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th February at the Showground on The Northern Road at Luddenham. There will be all the usual fun events with Elvis appearing on Saturday night. This will be the 107th show with the first Luddenham Agricultural Show held in1891. It still maintains its country atmosphere with the gymkhana and animal events and the displays in the pavilion of art craft and local produce. Watch out for programmes and see www.luddenhamshow.com.au.
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Catholic church open The official opening of the church will be by Bishop Manning on Sunday 14th February at 11am and everyone is welcome. See page 8
Housing for Seniors at the Golf Club
Stephanie’s HSC Major Work Stephanie Ornelas from Caroline Chisholm College was one of only 49 works chosen from across the state for the Texstyle exhibition for major works from the 2009 HSC. See page 6
Penrith Golf Club has put forward a concept proposal which seeks to provide for the development of four multi story apartment buildings on land next to the existing clubhouse. These would be 120 - 150 self contained dwellings
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You don’t have to play golf to visit Penrith Golf Club
for senior housing. The manager Brendon Kop says, “the golf club needs to create a sustainable financial future for the club” The proposed redevelopment will involve some adjustment to the existing golf course layout and provide a new and improved club with better facilities including new recreational facilities such as gym and sport related health services. Penrith Council has agreed in principal that the land can be developed but has stated that it should not be visible from the Northern Road with viewlines to the Blue Mountains escarpment preserved. All buildings have to be setback a minimum of 80m from The Northern Road. The development must be designed in a way that maintains the rural character of The Northern Road. More details and a plan are in the December council meeting business papers at www.penrithcity.nsw.gov.au.
NEW CLUB CATERER
Begins Monday 1st February
• Kids’ Disco Parties 1st & 3rd Sunday of every month • Tuesday Golf $20 for 18 holes • Twilight Golf $10 all you can play after 3pm week days (excl public holidays) • Social Membership $5.50 • Free Trivia Thursday 7pm • Bingo Tuesday 7pm & Wednesday 11am • Functions Birthdays, engagements & weddings For the information of members & their guests
Mega meat raffle every Friday night 1939 The Northern Rd Penrith Tel: 4736 1633 www.penrithgolfclub.com.au Is gambling a problem for you? G-Line (NSW) freecall 1800 633 635 www.glenmoregazette.com.au
February 2010