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NSW Government Funds New Programs In Mulgoa To Keep Seniors Connected

Seniors across Mulgoa are set to benefit from a new program run by Penrith City Council, which is designed to keep them socially connected with others. Member for Mulgoa, Tanya Davies congratulated Penrith City Council on receiving $40,000 through the Reducing Social Isolation for Seniors Grants Program. “Helping older people build lasting relationships shows we value their important place in our region as role models, carers and volunteers,” Mrs Davies said. “I’m proud our community has stepped up to promote activities and resources, which empower seniors to stay connected.” In partnership with LEEP Council, Penrith City Council will deliver 10 Digital Literacy Mentoring Workshops for isolated seniors through community centres in 5 priority locations. LEEP mentors will work alongside individual seniors to develop strong relationships that will extend beyond the life of the program. Participants will gain skills and confidence in using digital devices to better connect with their local community, family and friends, and access a range of social and support services to more fully participate and feel included. Digital devices will be available free for seniors to borrow from their local community centres after the project finishes. Minister for Seniors Mark Coure said 24 local councils and community groups have received a share in $600,000 to run programs designed to reduce social isolation among seniors. “Even without the challenges of COVID-19 – no one likes to be alone or feel disconnected from their community, especially not our seniors,” Mr Coure said. “This funding is about helping create environments where people can come together, meet new people and, above all, enjoy themselves in a social environment. “These programs are helping us achieve exactly that, whether it be helping seniors learn a new skill, connect with like-minded people or even rekindle their

passion for a previous hobby,” he said. Grants of up to $60,000 were on offer for NSW councils or organisations running community-focused, meaningful activities. They must run until December 2022. The projects actively seek out socially isolated NSW residents aged 65 and older, and/or Aboriginal people aged 50 and over, and/or priority target groups. For more information on the program and recipients, visit: www.facs.nsw.gov. au/inclusion/seniors/reducing-socialisolation-grant-program v

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Local Celebration Awards

Ms McIntosh said she had been in contact with the Prime Minister and Defence Minister throughout the floods about the impact on her local community and bringing Minister Dutton to meet the SES was an opportunity to thank our local volunteers for their extraordinary service. “This is the second time in 12 months that we have experienced extreme weather and floods. Our local emergency services have gone above and beyond to support those who have needed help. This includes working with the Australian Defence Force, to rescue a family from their flooded Werrington home. “Both the Minister and I wanted to thank our local volunteers for their tireless work, and great partnership with the ADF”. v

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FRNSW Warns Against Using Generators Inside Homes Penrith City Council’s new Local Celebration Awards are an opportunity for us to shine a light on the people in our community who are kind, caring, generous and put others before themselves. The Making a Difference- Community Service Award recognises the person or group who volunteer to help during emergencies or natural disasters, champion environmental causes, contribute to community sports or provide exceptional community leadership. There is no age limit for this award, and the recipient does not need to live in Penrith. Do you know someone who is deserving of this award? Find out more about the award program and nominate at: penrith.city/local-celebration-awards. r

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Minister For Defence Makes Local Visit

The Minister for Defence, Peter Dutton, recently joined Lindsay MP Melissa McIntosh at SES Headquarters in Claremont Meadows to meet with local SES volunteers who had been responding to the floods. Minister Dutton and Ms McIntosh then visited the Defence Establishment at Orchard Hills to meet and have breakfast with local Army, Navy, and Airforce Cadets.

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Following the destructive floods occurring across the state, Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) is warning the community against the incorrect use of fuel-powered equipment. Fuel-powered equipment can include generators or pumps that have an exhaust pipe. The exhaust fumes from the engine can quickly fill a room, house or garage and render the occupants unconscious. Fire and Rescue NSW Assistant Commissioner Education and Training, Roger Mentha said it's critical to avoid the use of generators and other fuel-powered equipment inside their homes. "This type of equipment is not suitable for indoor use and can lead to a buildup of colourless and odourless carbon monoxide. This can be fatal as it reduces oxygen when inside”. “All fuel-powered devices should be used in accordance with manufacturer's recommended practices. “Never use portable generators indoors, or in garages and sheds. They should always be used outside well away from windows, doors, vents or any other opening,” he said. For information on generator safety, visit: https://www.essentialenergy.com. au/-/media/Project/EssentialEnergy/ Website/Files/Safety/domestic_portable_ generators.pdf For further information on fire safety, visit www.fire.nsw.gov.au or contact your local fire station. rImage/Article: Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW)

Community Recovers After Floods

The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) Penrith Unit has been busy supporting and working with our local community in the recent storm and flood emergencies. Volunteers responded to more than 300 calls for assistance across the Penrith local government area, in addition to supporting other SES units. “With requests completed, we are currently working on Rapid Impact Assessments with our partner agencies – NSW Rural Fire Service, Fire and Rescue NSW, and the Defence Force – supporting the collection of information about damage to properties and infrastructure that will help inform ongoing response and recovery planning” said Ian Hyde, NSW State Emergency Service – Penrith Unit, Deputy Unit Commander. “We saw storm damage across Leonay, Emu Plains and Emu Heights at the beginning of the event with several trees damaging property and the usual leaking roofs. The flooding event followed directly on from us preparing for it with the distribution of sandbags provided by Penrith City Council and the Rapid Relief Team. The first flood peak left Penrith LGA relatively unscathed. The second peak, however, saw flooding more widely spread from Londonderry in the North to Wallacia in the South. Our teams responded to both storm damage and flood emergency requests for assistance. Flash flooding once again occurred in Hobart and Melbourne Streets in St Marys requiring some evacuation” Ian continued. Floodwaters have gone down and there are no longer any evacuation warnings or order for our area. Residents are advised to return with caution to flood affected areas. As residents clean up and recover, NSW SES advises everyone to monitor local conditions and remain alert, drive slowly, obey roadblocks, and never drive through floodwaters. To assist community members and councils with this recovery process, the NSW SES has a comprehensive 16-page guide which can assist with the recovery efforts following flooding: www.ses.nsw.gov. au/next-steps-toward-recovery. v [Top] The SES assisting with sandbags [Centre] The SES at work [Left] The SES and Police at work | Article: NSW State Emergency Service (SES)/Ian Hyde | Images: NSW State Emergency Service (SES)

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FAITH – GRACE WEST ANGLICAN CHURCH

Article Written + Submitted by: Senior Minister Christopher Braga P: 4733 1635 A: Cnr William Howell Dr + Pritchard Pl, Glenmore Park W: www.gpachurch.online Service Times: Sundays @ 9am, 10.45am and 5pm. Plus activities for adults + young people right throughout the week. It’s easy to make mistakes. I make them all the time. When you make a mistake, it often means saying sorry to someone. There are small mistakes like forgetting to buy the milk at the shops, but there are also big mistakes. Probably the biggest, in my mind, is not seeing Jesus for who he is. This might result in simply ignoring Jesus and just ‘getting on’ with life. For some of the religious leaders they saw the threat Jesus was to them and killed him by nailing him to a cross. The Old Testament prophets said this, ‘he was led like a lamb to the slaughter although he was innocent of crime’. One of the eyewitnesses of the crucifixion said, ‘he committed no sin and no deceit was found in his mouth’. It’s not just that he was innocent, his resurrection shows that he truly is the Son of God. His death was not just an injustice, but he is the one who died in our place, bore our sins and took out punishment, so we could be forgiven! It means we can say ‘sorry’ to God and have a new relationship with him. This is worth celebrating! Come along this Easter and celebrate with us at Grace West Anglican Church in Glenmore Park (16 William Howell Drive). Our ‘Resurrection Celebration’ will happen on Easter Sunday, April 17th, at 8.30am, 10.30am and 5pm. After the morning services there will be activities for kids with food and drinks available throughout the day. You are always welcome at Grace West! v Image: www.pixabay.com

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Does God Have A Face? As Easter approaches, whatever this celebration means for us, God-questions often swirl around it. Is there a God? If so, how do you find him? What is his purpose? What is he like? Does God even matter? What does Easter have to do with any of it? The bunnies and eggs have little to do with it. But the declaration in the Bible that God sent his Son Jesus into the world to die on a cross to pay for the sins of humanity is central to the Easter celebration. Importantly, it gives God a face. It tells us some important things about God. Firstly, it makes it crystal clear that God is loving and kind. In fact, he loves each of us so deeply that he sent his own Son into mortal danger for our sake; to deal with our sins and make a way for relationship with God. You might be doubting a God who would do that to his own Son, but the high point of the story of Easter is that by God’s power Jesus was resurrected again. And the Bible teaches that those who give their allegiance to Jesus will also be resurrected when their physical life on earth ends. This all tells us that God is powerful and is committed to using his power for the good of humanity. A final way that Easter gives God a face is in what happens after Jesus is resurrected. The Bible teaches that he is exalted to a place of great authority over the whole creation. Therefore, prayers to him are effective. And from that place of great authority, Jesus sent God’s Spirit to help any who reach out to God for help. Not only does God love each of us and have great power, he is willing to use for our good. He is also present with us by his Spirit with the intention of helping us live our best life. Does God have a face? Yes, and Easter helps us to see it. Happy Easter!

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Emma and Chris’ Surprise Wedding

Guests at Scarlett Yopp’s first birthday party were treated to a wonderful surprise in Glenmore Park last month. At the end of her party, Scarlett’s parents, Emma, and Chris, delighted the guests with a surprise wedding. Emma and Chris were married on 6th March at Daily Break, with around 80 guests including children in attendance. “Chris has Terminal Cancer and recently we had received some worsening news. Having most of our close friends and family attending Scarlett’s first birthday, we decided to use this opportunity as we were unsure if we would get another chance to have everyone together again” said Emma to the Glenmore Gazette. The surprise wedding was organised in just a few short days, which was an amazing achievement. “Organising a wedding in 3 days kept me busy, but I made a ‘need on the day’ list and went from there. We

didn’t want over the top, so kept it short and sweet” Emma explained. The memorable day was enjoyed by Emma and Chris, with their children Scarlett and Imogen. “Scarlett had the best time seeing her little friends, enjoying her party, and having loads of cake. With the wedding side of things, we had our ceremony, loads of photos, and enjoyed the moment with each other” she reflected. The family would like to thank everyone who helped make their big day special. “We would like to thank Susan and her staff from Daily Break for an amazing celebration for Scarlett and for our wedding. She went above and beyond for us on the day. A special thank you to our celebrant Lauren McLean for putting together an amazing speech and accommodating our wants and needs in 3 day - you are amazing. Also, to Candice Wilson at Candy Cakes for an awesome Sesame Street birthday cake for Scarlett. “Lastly, to my dear friend Rachel Schweikert for all your running around the day before. Helping me get the bits we needed for the day and for helping with hair, makeup, photography and for being a great friend. We love you and couldn’t have asked for a better day” ended Emma. r Emma, Chris, Scarlett, and Imogen | Image Supplied by Emma Yopp

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Many parents now find unexplained transactions on their credit cards, thanks to the rise of “in-app purchases”. In-app purchases refers to buying goods from inside of an application on a mobile device. Most children’s apps and games are free to download but make their profit this way. A recent study found that 95% of games targeted at children have at least one advertisement. Despite this, children are not developmentally equipped to respond to manipulative marketing strategies used to push in-app purchases. Advertising can be positioned seamlessly into gameplay, making it difficult for children to know the difference. Many children don’t even know that they are spending real money in these games. Emotional strategies can particularly be difficult for children. On Roblox, many in-game items are advertised as “for a limited time only”, creating pressure to buy now or miss out. Peer pressure also contributes heavily to Roblox purchases as the game has a hot topic in the school yard. While regulators get to grips with the issues, there are unfortunately few protections for parents who find themselves out of pocket for their children’s in-app purchases. Parents are often refused refunds by their financial institutions, the app’s carrier Apple Store or Android Play Store, or the app’s creator. Therefore, prevention is better than cure! It is important to ensure you are supervising children’s use of devices, especially for children under 5 years old. Children need support and guidance to discern and manage online advertising. It is important for children to express their wants, but we all must learn to manage the disappointment of not getting something we had our heart set on. Make sure you lock or set up two-step authentication for inapp purchases on any devices used by children. If you have an iPhone or iPad, you can lock in-app purchases through your App Store settings. On Android devices, you can configure the settings in Google Play so that all purchases require twostep authentication, meaning you will receive an email or SMS requiring you to finalise a purchase. For more information, visit esafety.gov.au or askaboutgames. com.

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After two disrupted seasons due to the pandemic, Glenmore Park Cricket Club have scorched the pitch thanks to a successful year. Season 2021/22 for the Redbacks saw 286 registered players turn out for the local club. This consisted of 5 Senior teams, 17 Junior teams and a Junior Blasters Program. This making them one of the biggest clubs in the Penrith District. An action-packed season brought with it many highlights. Several new teams were formed in both Juniors and Seniors and the teams were able to merge to create new friendships. The club had 2 Junior teams in the Final. The Under 12’s were crowned undefeated premiers, after their game was cancelled due to the weather. The Under 16’s managed to play their final and won in an absolute thriller. This saw the game going down to the last ball of the match! “After all that had gone on with Covid and the uncertainty of the start to our season, it was very enjoyable seeing all the kids getting together again and playing a sport that they love and are so passionate about. To be able to assist and pass on my skill and knowledge of this great game to these excited and enthusiastic kids is so enjoyable” smiled Michael Pelle, Glenmore Park Cricket Club Secretary. Their End of Season Presentation will be held on Sunday 1st May at St Marys Leagues Club. For the latest news and information about the Redbacks, follow Glenmore Park Cricket Club on Facebook or visit their website at www.gpcricket.com.

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It takes a special kind of person to dedicate the significant amount of energy and effort that Daena Madon has to her local community. A local Glenmore Park resident, Daena has been awarded the NSW Government Community Service Award for her remarkable demonstration of community service at only 17 years of age. So many people have been touched by her incredible efforts and she was recently named Penrith’s Young Citizen of the Year. When Daena was only 12 years old, she convinced her parents to foster a Guide Dogs Australia puppy in an effort to assist a person who was vision impaired. For the past six years, Daena has been a cadet with St John’s Ambulance and in 2020 was recognised for her service and volunteering efforts as their Senior Cadet. She has also been recognised by her school and by Volunteering Australia for her extraordinary dedication to community service as well as her contribution to volunteering. The charity group Variety has awarded Daena a commendation for donating her hair to children suffering from Alopecia. In addition to these impressive efforts, for the past two years, Daena has been designing and writing articles for the Lions Club of Emu Plains NSW, has been selected by the Rotary Club of Penrith to attend Rotary Youth Leadership camp and participated in the Salvation Army’s Red Shield Door Knock appeal. In recognition of Daena Madon’s enormous efforts it is more than deserving that she is awarded the NSW Government Community Service Award.

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Do You Need a Hand? Sometimes we need a helping hand. With the recent floods and pandemic, there’s never been a more important time to help one another. Local Keith Myles has started ‘Penrith Helping Hands’, where the local community can come together if they need a hand or would like to lend a hand. Penrith Helping Hands is a Facebook page, that was created last month. In just a few short days, 250 members joined, and it continues to grow. “I have done volunteer work with Mama Lana’s. I had planned to do other volunteer work, when COVID restrictions made that difficult” explained Keith to the District Gazette. “After having a conversation with a friend about how much I enjoy volunteer work, they were talking about a job that needed to be done where they didn’t have help and could have done with a helping hand” he continued. The motto for Penrith Helping Hands is simple, “Kindness is free”. It is not an organisation, rather a concept that can be practiced. “There is bound to be people who will need help and will also like to help. This will create opportunities for the community to come together and even make friends” smiled Keith. For now, he hopes to watch it evolve. There may be new areas introduced depending on how it’s welcomed and its success. “The more people that follow the page means that more people are getting and giving help” Keith stated. “It’s important to give something back. This also brings good karma” he ended. For more information, search Penrith Helping Hands on Facebook.

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How Does Vitamin K Prevent Arterial Calcification? Artery walls contain smooth muscle cells. They help control vessel tone, diameter, blood pressure, and use vitamin K to produce/secrete large amounts of a protein called ‘mature matrix-Gla-protein’ (MGP), a strong inhibitor of arterial-wall calcification. When animals can’t make MGP: 1. For genetic reasons, 2. Because they’re given warfarin; extensive calcification of large arteries occurs within 4 weeks of birth. Warfarin stops vitamin K being utilised in the final step of MGP production, so immature forms of MGP are produced. Immature MGP fails to prevent arterial calcification, and arteries harden. Warfarin causes “artificial” vitamin K insufficiency leading to arteriosclerosis. Vitamin K insufficiency/deficiency can occur for other reasons: 1. Low dietary intake (significant but underappreciated cause) 2. Disturbed intestinal vitamin K absorption due to gastrointestinal disorders, 3. Antibiotic therapy. Artery walls endure huge stresses second-to-second, as they’re forced to endlessly expand/stretch and recontract by the beating heart. To cope, vessel wall tissues are highly metabolically active, and in healthy (nutrient-replete) persons, wall cells have sufficient nutrients to continually repair/maintain themselves and wall tissues. In unhealthy people (multiple-nutrient-deficits), vessel wall cells cannot meet physiological demands placed upon them by their high stress environment. Wall cells fail to complete the necessary repairs to maintain themselves and arterial wall structural integrity. Pathological

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Licence No: EC37741

CEC Accr. No: A7901859

P.V Quotation Form

Name:

#: 0001

Date:

Phone H:

System Size:

Max Panels to fit on roof:

No. of Panels: 250w

Silver Fame

Black Fame

All Black

260w

Silver Fame

Black Fame

DATE: All Black

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HIRER:

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Panel Location:

House

Inverter Name:

Model

JOB ADDRESS:

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Other Garage

Other

Capacity:

Roof Type:

Tin

Tile

Roof Pitch:

Flat

Medium

Asbestos

Ladder

Scaffold

Scissor Lift

Boom Lift

Storeys:

Single

Double

Others

Ceiling Access:

Yes

Panels Type:

No (e.g. raked ceilings)

Cable Access to Meterbox Conduit or Aerials required

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mtrs from switchboard

mtrs from switchboard M2

Special Requirements for Installation: Trenching System Cost:

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E Requires “I/We shall Inspection indemnify and keep indemnified Wildmans Cranes, their servants, agents or sub-contractors from and against all actions, claims, demands, notices, losses, damages, costs and expenses for which Wildmans Cranes or its servants, agents or sub-contractors shall or may become liable in respect of any loss or damage to

mtrs from switchboard

Cable Access to Meterbox

Detachable building

JOB NUMBER:

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Conduit or Aerials required

Meter Numbers: M1

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Slate

Steep (above 30°)

Roof Facing: Roof Access:

Inverter Location:

AnewX-Form-03-10 Pre-Start & Toolbox Meeting Minutes.180413.docx AnewX Pty Ltd ABN 21 618 312 566 PO Box 653, Emu Plains NSW 2750 T: +61 (2) 47 357103

Indemnity

Energy Provider:

Panel Type:

Feedback, concerns from yesterday’s work? list any unsafe situations, report on controls.

Training conducted from yesterday – subject & method

ABN: 69 613 524 413

Email:

Future Expansion: Yes / No

Panel Name:

PH: 02 4731 6166

81A Batt Street Jamisontown NSW 2750

Address:

M3 mtrs

Overhead

mtrs ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Panel Warranty:

yrs

arising out of or resulting from any act, error, or omission or neglect of Wildmans Cranes,

Additional Cost: (Details)

Roof Mounting Kit Warranty: yrs or sub-contractors”. their servants, agents

Solar Credit

Page 1 Discount) of 2 (REC’s :

Inverter Warranty:

Payable on Installation:

Service Warranty:

Quotation By:

Sign:

yrs yrs

FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE HIRER

Quotation valid for 30 days from date of quote

SIGNED:

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PRINTED NAME:

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DATE:

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PAWS A WHILE

Article Written + Submitted by: Camille Brandt from Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital A: 49 Wentworth Rd, Orchard Hills P: 4736 2027

Pet Grooming Did you know at Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital we offer a range of grooming and hydrobath services for dogs, cats and rabbits? Our grooming services may consist of a full body clip, a hygiene clip (between paw pads and bottom area), face trims and/or hydrobaths. We can personalise the groom to suit your pet and your lifestyle. We offer optional extras which include nail trims, ear cleaning, ear plucking, dematting and expressing anal glands. Our hospital is also equipped to perform grooms with sedation for pets who may become anxious or aggressive when handled. Our groomers love pampering your four-legged friends taking extra care to ensure they have the best time possible! If you like seeing cute animals & want to see the more of the magic our groomers can perform, make sure to follow us on Instagram!! @ ohvhgrooming For enquiries, prices or to book in call us on (02) 4736 2027

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Groundbreaking Begins at Glenmore Village

The Groundbreaking Ceremony for Glenmore Village at Mulgoa Rise recently took place on Friday 18th February 2022. The shovel bearers in attendance were Stuart Ayres MP (Member for Penrith), Tanya Davies MP (Member for Mulgoa), Mickey Beaini (Director of Beaini Group of Companies) and Ray Beaini (General Manager of Beaini Group of Companies). In a post-Covid recovery, Glenmore Village will be creating jobs for the community. Glenmore Village raises the standards set for the Mulgoa/Penrith community by offering high-end retail and luxurious apartment living for residents and locals in Glenmore Park and beyond. 75% of the retail tenancies are already let with major tenants including Woolworths Metro, Australia Post, childcare centre, supporting specialty retailers, gym, various restaurants and cafés, medical centre, pharmacy and many more. Glenmore Village offers a diverse selection of premium residences to cater for all your housing needs. A collection of exquisitely crafted 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments shifts the focus on lifestyle choices, with an innovative design across three buildings, specifically positioned to take advantage of the site’s sunny aspect and sweeping local views. Glenmore Village offers convenience, luxury, and peace of mind. Glenmore Village is set to transform the local scene and embrace a sense of contemporary design, comfort, and style. Escape the daily grind and indulge in our lush landscapes and spacious apartments. Whether you are a first home buyer, multigenerational family or someone looking for a quality maintenance free lifestyle, you will always feel at home at Glenmore Village where convenience is truly at your fingertips. Visit www.glenmorevillage.com.au for more information about Glenmore Village. r Feature Article [Cover] L-R: Tanya Davies MP (Member for Mulgoa), Stuart Ayers MP (Member for Penrith), Mickey Beaini (Director of Beaini Group of Companies) and Ray Beaini (General Manager of Beaini Group of Companies) [Above] Tanya Davies MP and Mickey Beaini | Images: Masters Management Consulting | Article: Beaini Projects. AWM - E04513

ANZAC DAY Monday, 25 Apr il 2022

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L OCAL SERVIC ES Monday, 25 April 2022

Please consider attending a local service. I recommend checking service and event times closer to the date.

St Marys RSL 5.00am Anzac Dawn Service

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Penrith Bowling Club 9.00am Anzac Day Remembrance Ceremony

Federal Member for Lindsay

Authorised by M. McIntosh, Liberal Party, 331 High Street, Penrith NSW 2750.

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As we head into April, our thoughts go out to all those that were affected by the recent floods. No one could have predicted the devastating conditions that we endured. One thing is for sure and that is that we’ll continue to come together with strength and resilience to recover. This month is a time for both Easter and ANZAC Day. Important times to share with our loved ones, in reflection, hope and happiness. We continue to be amazed at the members of our community who inspire us all every day when sharing their stories. Like us, you’re probably scratching your heads wondering how we’re already onethird of the way through 2022. The cooler weather is coming, reminding us to rug up soon. Thank you for continuing to support our advertisers and small business. We couldn’t do this without you! Enjoy your Community News and as devastating as it has been, Dolly Parton once said, “If you want the rainbow, you gotta’ put up with the rain”.

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