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New Group Homes Improve Lives for Cherrywood Residents Minister for Disability Services John Ajaka and Member for Penrith Stuart Ayres last month announced the start of work on an accommodation project for people with disability who currently live at Cherrywood Village Large Residential Centre at Llandillo. Mr Ajaka said the NSW Government has funded $13.2 million towards the Penrith project to help provide improved living spaces and conditions for the residents. “This is a significant milestone for the residents of Cherrywood Village, their families and carers. “Moving people with disability out of large residential centres and into the smaller group homes is a key priority for the NSW Government. “This is why we have allocated $159 million to replace 14 small and large residential centres across the state with contemporary community accommodation by June 2018,” Mr Ajaka said. Mr Ayres said the project at Penrith was a partnership between the NSW Government and the Australian Foundation for Disability (AFFORD) which will cater for 40 residents. “This is great news for our local community encompassing and including people with disability,” Mr Ayres said. “The project will deliver 10 villas, four apartments and one group home across six sites at Penrith. The properties will range in size from two to four bedrooms. cont...Pg. 4

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Brrrr, you can certainly feel the chill in the air as Winter slides around the corner. I must admit, Winter is my favourite season. I love the crisp morning air, and the wonderful array of soups and stews that grace my dinner table throughout the season. There is a real theme of ‘Flying High’ in this edition, as we read about many wins experienced in/around our community of late. Much like our cover story detailing the significant milestone achieved for Cherrywood residents; or the sweet success of Lollylicious on page 7; and 80 amazing years of the Australian Air League on Page 6. Of course, there’s a wealth of information provided by our regular columnists across a broad range of topics covering, faith, finance, children, pets, health and fitness to keep you well informed again this month. There’s lots to read and lots to do in this edition. Why not get warm, enjoy a hot cuppa and have the kids try their hand at our ‘Winter Warming’ Puzzle on page 12. Look out for next month’s edition, where we will be celebrating our first 12 magnificent months of the Jordan Springs Gazette. This month, count your rainbows, not your thunder-storms. Enjoy your community news.

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Show of Support for Jordan Springs Many residents of Jordan Springs have asked for an update as to the possible inclusion of postal facilities within their shopping centre and also the relocation of the two bus stops near the corner of the Jordan Springs Boulevard and Lakeside Parade. When all members of Federal and State members of Parliament and Council serving Jordan Springs, including Fiona Scott (Federal Member for Lindsay) Bart Bassett (State Member for Llandilo), Ross Fowler (Mayor of Penrith and councillor for North Ward) and Bernard Bratusa (councillor for South Ward) became aware of the lack of postal facilities in Jordan Springs and the need to reposition two bus stops to better serve our Shopping / Town Centre, they have enthusiastically banded together to work through the issues in an attempt to provide these facilities. Jordan Springs is a fast developing and major hub suburb for the northern area of Penrith. With many local and external residents using the well planned Shopping Centre; the desire for the centre to become a one stop shopping hub with the inclusion of postal facilities and the relocation of the two bus stops will bring with it a substantial benefit for all involved. With the support of our politicians and with the work being undertaken by the Jordan Springs Resident’s Group, there is great excitement that these facilities could be approved and use of the Shopping Centre / Town Centre will be greatly enhanced for all. Your Resident’s Group will keep you updated as more information comes to hand. Article Supplied By: ‘Jordan Springs Residents Group’, should you have any queries, the group is best contacted by email at: jordanspringsgroup@gmail.com

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ANGLICAN CHURCH UPDATE University Entry to be More Equitable Rev Adam Taylor • Christ Church Castlereagh and St Toms Cranebrook • Church Lane Castlereagh & 29 Callisto Dr, Cranebrook • Phone: 4730 3434 • www.toms4christ.com

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Cracker Night - bungers, parachutes, spinning wheels nailed to the fence, throw downs, tom thumbs. All those years ago when I was a boy, the long weekend in June was cracker night. Those days are officially gone, but the Queen’s birthday long weekend continues. It is not actually the Queen’s birthday, and half of the nation do not want a Queen as head over our nation, but we are happy to take the long weekend. The Queen is viewed by many as outdated, distant and irrelevant to Australian life in 2014. She is Queen of Australia because Britain claimed this nation as their own in 1788. Prince William and Kate may in time change the opinion polls. Only time will tell if the reign of the British Royal family becomes a distant memory like cracker night. In the Bible, it speaks of another royal who reigns not just over Australia, but over the entire world. Jesus Christ is described as God’s King, the sovereign ruler of the world. Many people consider Jesus just as outdated, distant and irrelevant as the Queen, maybe more so. What gives him the right to claim to reign over the world? It is that he died, was buried and on the third day rose again. You may not like the idea of Jesus reigning over the world, but the Bible says the unique fact of his resurrection from the dead qualifies him as King. His kingdom he says is not of this world. He came to suffer and die so that those who listen to him may join him in his kingdom, the kingdom of heaven, forever. His kingdom will last forever, and you can be a part of that if you will listen to his voice and follow him. If you want to find out more about Jesus the Risen King, contact us on 4730 3434 or via the website www.toms4christ.com Rev. Adam Taylor from...Pg.1

New Group Homes Improve Lives for Cherrywood Residents “Residents will live with friends of their choice and will be able to participate more fully in everyday life including shopping, preparing meals, catching public transport and spending time with family and friends. “Staff will live on site and provide 24 hour care to support residents and help them with their daily routines. “The new homes at Penrith are scheduled to be completed by the end of 2016.” AFFORD was established in 1952 and provides a range of services to over 2,000 people with disability in Sydney including supported accommodation, community participation programs, carer support, employment services and retirement programs. The Executive Director of AFFORD Cliff Haynes said the Cherrywood Village residents had been actively involved in planning their move to Penrith for several years and were delighted to be participating in last month’s celebratory event. “At AFFORD we believe that people with disability should be encouraged to take their rightful place as contributing and valued members of their community, and the Penrith community has always been very supportive of the Cherrywood residents,” Mr Haynes said.

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Stuart Ayres MP, Member for Penrith last month announced that students from western and south-western Sydney will have a better chance of securing a university place this year under a new agreement between the NSW Government and the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC). Stuart Ayres said the NSW Government and UAC have agreed on a more equitable way of distributing bonus points and places for university entry. “Students from socioeconomically disadvantaged areas, Aboriginal students and those from remote rural and regional schools have been under-represented in tertiary education,” Stuart Ayres said. “The NSW Government is addressing this imbalance through a new measure that identifies schools whose students deserve to have automatic access to benefit from UAC’s Educational Access Scheme (EAS). “The EAS may provide participating students with either several crucial bonus points that can make the world of difference, or access to an allocated place. “Public schools in the Penrith that will benefit include: • Kingswood High School and • Cranebrook High School Minister for Education Adrian Piccoli said the socioeconomic measure will be the Family Occupation and Education Index (FOEI), which was developed by the Department of Education and Communities and is used to distribute needs-based funding to public schools. “Forty-two schools are new to the list and the total number of schools eligible will expand to 270 across the State, including 81 in the west and south-west of Sydney,” Mr Piccoli said. “Approximately 1000 more students from public schools in the west and south-west of Sydney will have access to the program this year, as compared to last year, with a total of over 11,000 students from these regions attending identified schools.” Mr Rod Nesbitt, Principal of Kingswood High School said the school is pleased that UAC has recognised that students from Western Sydney, in particular Kingswood High School, are sometimes disadvantaged, for a variety of reasons, when applying for courses at universities. The EAS will allow students from Kingswood High School to gain some bonus points to help them get into courses where they previously were unable to gain enrolment. The Managing Director of UAC, Andrew Stanton, said universities had welcomed the cooperative consultation process that developed the new methodology. “This new list ensures that universities are able to continue the EAS process introduced eight years ago to automatically generate an EAS application for students attending these schools who apply through UAC,” said Mr Stanton. The EAS also accepts applications from individual students whose schools are not on the list, but who have experienced disadvantage. Details can be obtained from the UAC website http://www.uac.edu.au/eas/.

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St Joseph’s Primary is a Catholic co-educational primary school wit a passion for learning in a contemporary, creative environment. Learning spaces are spacious and collaborative, providing facilities for both social and personal learning activities. Our grounds are wel maintained and provide diverse options for recreational activities. At St Joseph’s students will experience: t Religious education that enriches their faith t 21st Century learning that supports students individual needs t A diverse curriculum and extra curricular activities such as Voice of Youth, Orchestra, Sport and Drama

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ST DAVIDS CHURCH LLANDILO Rev John Hebblewhite • Lot 257A Seventh Ave, Llandilo . • Phone: 4736 3592

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Trinity Sunday (15th June) is an important celebration in the Christian calendar. It was introduced into liturgical observance by Bishop Stephen of Liege Belgium [lived 903 to 930]. The observance slowly became widespread and the Anglican Prayer Book of 1552 gave it prominence in the calendar. What does it celebrate? It is the teaching that emerged in early Christianity that the God who is ‘unknown’ became ‘known’ in the person of Jesus. The teaching arose from many years of debate, often acrimonious, amongst the theologians in the early history of the Church. Whereas Christology is the study of Jesus as the Christ and centres on his life and work, Theology is directed to understanding what is meant by ‘God’. All religions, past and present direct their theology to this question. What the Christian Trinity asserts is that the creator of this universe and life has ‘absorbed’ the created humanity resulting in the affirmation that Jesus is the Christ. Thus the long history of religion resulted in the conviction of the Trinitarian activity of the Creator: of God who creates [Father] God who redeems [Son] God who sanctifies [Spirit] All are technical terms but once taken seriously and in prayer give rich meaning to our existence. The animal kingdom is based on predation (the food chain) whereas human life is based on love- a love that to all intents and purposes passes our understanding but whether at the sexual or mental level is a powerful force. With God it is a continuum which when responded to gives to us the way and the truth and life in its fullness. Disease, suffering, man’s ability to act inhumanly, and death itself does not negate God’s love. Rather they intensify our desire to know and be with God. Theological debate resulting in the Trinitarian doctrine continues to exercise its challenge: that in the person of Jesus whom we affirm to be the Christ, the Son of God in his humanity and divinity revealed the Father’s love and is sustained through the work of God’s Spirit. These three ‘expressions’ assist our affirmation to live life within God’s will and purpose. Hence the importance of celebrating the Holy Trinity. Rev John Hebblewhite

Australian Air League Flying High The Australian Air League celebrates its 80th year of operation this year. Since its humble beginnings all those years ago, the aims of this not for profit organisation is to teach children and adults about aviation and discipline, whilst having fun and meeting new people. There are many activities that the Cadets of the Penrith squadron are involved in. This includes flying days, public parades, community events, athletics, swimming carnivals, along with a wide range of training, education and recreational camps. Penrith has both a boys and girls squadron that participate in large events such as the Annual Ceremonial Parade through the city of Sydney, alongside other squadrons from across the state. The 2014 Annual Ceremonial Parade was held last month and the Penrith squadron achieved great success. The Penrith Girls Squadron achieved 1st place in Flag Party and 1st place Best Squadron on the March. The Australian Air League want to share these achievements with children aged 8 and up all the way to adults, both male and female. For more information or if you are interested to join, you can visit on Friday nights at 7:30pm at the TS Nepean Centre (next to the Nepean Rowing Club) or contact Allison on 0403 577 651 or Natalie on 0431 243 202.

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Lollylicious Grand Opening Gala – “Sweet As!” Penrith’s sweetest’ online business, Lollylicious, held a spectacular Grand Opening gala event last month. The who’s who of the local business community joined forces to celebrate the official opening of Lollylicious’ flagship store located in the Penrith CBD. With over 60 guests in attendance, Fiona Scott MP – Member for Lindsay, was on hand to ‘check-out’ some of the gorgeous and delicious chocolate gifts that Lollylicious has to offer. Lollylicious, in conjunction with Penrith CBD Corporation, Vintage FM, Tutti Frutti Lolly Buffets, Flash Me Photobooths and Glenmore Park Take Away turned on the charm and put on a dazzling event showcasing Penrith’s only award winning chocolate bouquet store. Since their humble beginnings in 2010, the business that was originally established at home, has demonstrated they have the winning formula for success! Expanding from a 100% online business delivering their sweet gifts across Sydney, Central  Fiona Scott, Belinda Sanders and Fairylicious Coast and Wollongong, to the official launch of their first retail outlet. With a long list of awards and nominations behind them, it is evident that their strong branding and reputation precedes them! The energetic and fresh team is led by owner Belinda Sanders, who absolutely loves the magic that Lollylicious creates. “Behind the success that is Lollylicious, is a team of dedicated, experienced and truly phenomenal staff that are truly committed to the ‘gift of giving’”, Belinda said. Why not check them out for yourself? Lollylicious – Where the gift of giving is delicious. Now located at: Shop 8, NK Centre, 450 High Street, Penrith www.lollylicious.com.au - 1300 664 661.

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Don’t Leave Winter Fire Safety to Chance Stuart Ayres MP, Member for Penrith has urged home owners to take simple precautions to protect life and property during the peak winter house fire season. The State’s annual fire safety awareness campaign reminds home owners what they can do to reduce risk of fire in their home. “Winter is an especially dangerous time of the year for home fires, with more than 60% occurring in the cooler months between May and September,” Stuart Ayres said. “Fire & Rescue NSW responded to 1,910 home fires across NSW between May and September in 2013. Sadly, some of these fires resulted in human fatalities, or serious injuries. “The tragic part is most of these could have been prevented with a few simple steps and precautions.” Preventable fires not only have a personal toll, they also impact on emergency services, hospital staff and others in the community who respond to the blaze and deal with its aftermath. At the recent campaign launch, Fire & Rescue NSW Commissioner Greg Mullins and NSW Rural Fire Service Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons reminded homeowners to take time to make necessary checks of their homes, and to avoid being complacent. Commissioner Mullins warned householders they could pay a hefty price for complacency, with a fire in the home costing an average $46,000. “On average, firefighters attend 102 home fires a week during winter alone. Nearly half of these fires (47 per cent) start in the kitchen,” he said. “Don’t leave your fire safety to chance this winter. Have a working smoke alarm and a practised home escape

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From the Principal’s Desk Llandilo Public School Dear Parents, Caregivers and Friends, I have had the pleasure recently of welcoming a number of families and new residents from Jordan Springs to our school. There is an open invitation for newcomers in the area to ring us and book a visit and tour. I assure you that you cannot help but be impressed with what you see if you accept the invitation. Please ask to speak to Mrs Kathleen Williams our School Administration Manager to organise your visit. During week 3 our students in years 3 and 5 completed the national NAPLAN testing. Results will be sent home later in the year and posted on our website for the wider community to peruse. Our students and school community do not see NAPLAN as a stressful interruption to regular activities and all we ask is that students do their very best. Results of the assessments at Llandilo Public School give a snapshot of student learning and are used to assist students achieve stronger learning outcomes and become more confident 21st century learners. 3 of our young ladies were recently selected to represent Penrith District in the Sydney West Regional Carnival and we congratulate Mikayla, Madison and Stephanie on their performances and wish them all the best for their future when playing the “world game”. During week 4 the school’s recorder group travelled to the iconic Sydney Opera House for rehearsal for their end of year performance. What an exciting experience for our girls and boys. Stage 2 camp to Teen ranch at Cobbity is not far away and should be an enjoyable adventure and action packed activity for participating students. Minister for Education Mr Adrian Piccoli visits the school in mid June to meet with our committed staff and enthusiastic

learners and, we are very much looking forward to his visit and the opportunity to showcase our wonderful place of learning. What an honour for our school to have such an important visitor. More on this visit in next month’s edition. PSSA school sport has now officially commenced each Friday and students are participating in weekly competitive Rugby League, Netball and Soccer opposing other local schools. As you can see, our school environment is jam packed, interesting and varied. My Kindest Regards, Bruno Zuliani (Principal)

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Enrolling Now WE OFFER • Learning environment enriched by faith and values • Broad curriculum including Religious Education • Wide range of cocurricular activities (sport, creative and performing arts, academic competitions,etc) • Dedicated and professional teaching staff • New and Integrated technology including interactive whiteboards, laptops and iPads • Learning support and enrichment programs • Transition programs (Kindergarten and Year 6 for high school) • Extensive recreational and sporting areas • Active and supportive parent community For a tour of the school please contact Corpus Christi’s principal, Mr Richard Blissenden For enrolment information please contact: Corpus Christi Primary, Andromeda Drive, Cranebrook NSW 2749 tel 4729 0696 fax 4729 1202 email corpuschristi@parra.catholic.edu.au www.cccranebrook.catholic.edu.au

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PARENTS CORNER Article by: Narelle Smith (Family Worker) NepeanStudent-Wellbeing Worker – Mulgoa Public School Nepean Community & Neighbourhood Services Ph: 0409 986 121 Centre: 4721 8520 Blog: http://handsheartsminds.wordpress.com After many years working with kids, and having three of my own, I am firmly of the belief that parents talk too much. There’s too much questioning, nagging, lecturing, telling them what/how/ when/where/why, taking over, yelling, and yakkity-yak. Too much noise. When my kids come home from school, I ask “how was school”. I never expect any answer other than “good”. And I leave it at that, I rarely ask any more questions. Just asking the question opens up the possibility of communication. I know that each of them will come to me throughout the evening to tell me about their day. They do that when they are in the right space and frame of mind to talk, when they have sifted through all of the information and interactions they have experienced. And when they come to me, I LISTEN. I tend not to ask many questions, but I do a lot of reflective listening – repeating what they have said to me, reflecting on their emotions, being present, being silent and holding that space between their inner and outer worlds. I do the same with the children I work with. Reflective listening enables the child and I to get to the heart of what is bothering the child with very little effort. Everyone likes to be heard and have their thoughts and feelings validated. Parents are surprised when I tell them that I rarely offer solutions to children for their problems. I work alongside rather than stand over the top of. Kids are smart. Through reflective listening, children often get to the solution themselves, and because they have come up with it, they are committed to it. Dr Beth Onufrak in the USA has written a wonderful article on her blog “A Child in Mind” (wordpress). Titled “What’s wrong with the Wh questions?” she explains that questions shut a child down very quickly. Dr Onufrak says that “Wh” questions can be unhelpful because they: 1. Shut down a child’s own narration and conception of the problem 2. Block a child’s sharing of the salient details to him 3. Pigeonhole a child’s thinking into your categories of thought 4. Build a child’s frustration with us adults 5. Make a child more upset from the communication gap She advises that a better alternative is to say to the child “Tell me all about it”. I was talking with a parent recently. She said that her child comes to her to ask for help with a task, but when she tries to help her, the child storms off in a rage. The well-meaning parent then runs after the child asking her lots of “wh” questions to try to get to the bottom of the problem. The child becomes more resentful, and nothing gets resolved. I said that it sounded like there was a disconnect there somewhere, a gap between what the child wanted and what the parents saw as the child’s needs. I suggested that “I messages” are pretty good at sorting out misunderstandings. I wondered how the child might respond if the parent went to the child when she was calm and said something like “I don’t understand it when you ask me to help you with something, and I try to show you what to do, you then get upset and storm off. I would really like to know what I can do better next time, so we can work it out together”. “I messages” communicate how you feel about something without placing blame on anyone. Making time to ‘be with’ our kids, spending time, showing affection, being present, being available, being responsive and reflective, being alongside, and listening, truly listening, to our kids. When we do this , our kids return the effort in spades through being amazingly competent and communicative young ones.

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What’s Happening at Henry Fulton Public School ? Term 2 is another busy term for our school community at Henry Fulton Public School. We have our students involved in many sport activities, we have competed in state sports KO’s with great success. Both our boys and girls soccer teams are through to the third round. Our Rugby league team won The Greg Alexander Shield. We are sending very large squad to the regional cross country carnival and we have had three students make regional sports teams. In class, the children have been kept very busy with an interesting and fun educational curriculum which is taught at Henry Fulton. We have had opportunities for our gifted and talented students in different areas. We sent our gifted writers to a writers’ camp last week were they were able to work with authors and refine their talents. We had our most creative students take part in a Digi-Ed Day. This is where students plan, create and then, through animation, make a DVD movie. Many of our students are also taking part in University Of NSW Writing, Science and Spelling competitions. Our Years 5&6 students are also preparing to go on a three day camp later this week. Our teachers have been working hard up grading their skills and have recently completed both their annual CPR Training and Anaphylaxis Training. We also have a very hard working P&C at Henry Fulton. Through their hard work in organising raffles, Mothers Day Stalls and school banking they have been able to buy for the school eight Laptops. This has helped greatly in our classrooms and it is an example of how closely the school and school community work together. Principal: Glen Fairclough

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HEALTH MATTERS Article by: Rhonda Rolfe Harmonising Health Ph: 0430 047 421 E: rhonda@harmonisinghealth.com.au W: www.harmonisinghealth.com.au

Winter is No Excuse With winter here it is very easy to give in to those food cravings. The cakes, hot chocolate, sweet biscuits etc that make you feel good when the weather has you feeling a bit down. Before long you have put on several kilos, your clothes are feeling a bit tighter and you know it’s going to be a struggle to reduce the weight again before summer. It’s true that weight reduction or weight gain is relative to the calories in versus calories out, but being stressed, or feeling down also plays a big part. Snacking and binging can help soothe us during stressful and emotional times - especially carbohydrate foods like sugar and starches, because they help distract us from our troubles (albeit, only for the short term) and trigger our body to produce endorphins (feel good hormones). Believe it or not, you often crave foods which you are sensitive to so as well as increasing your weight, giving in to your food cravings could also result in other health problems. What do you crave? What is your comfort food? Do you put yourself on a guilt trip after you have indulged, and swear you’ll never do that again – well until next time anyway. We weren’t born with cravings, addictions etc – they are however something which we can hide behind or use to cover up, or replace something that’s missing in our lives. Eliminating your cravings is simple and can have long term effects on your overall health. It’s up to you.

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2. Heat the remaining oil in the dish. Add the bacon, brown onion and garlic. Cook, stirring occasionally, for 5 minutes or until golden. Add the flour and tomato paste. Cook, stirring, for 1 minute. Gradually add the wine, stirring constantly, until well combined. 3. Add the beef, stock, thyme and bay leaves to the bacon mixture. Cover and bake for 2 hours. 4. Meanwhile, melt butter in a frying pan over medium-high heat. Cook the spring onion and mushrooms, stirring, for 5 minutes or until golden. 5. Add mushroom mixture to the dish. Bake, covered, for a further 15 minutes. Stir in the parsley. Season with salt and pepper. Serve with mash.

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Border Collie Fun Day on Sunday 6th July RSPCA Million Paws Walk on Sunday 18th 2014, 11am to 3pm! May 2014!! Dr Katrina Warren and Kelly Gill are holding their third Border Collie Fun Day at Castle Hill Showground, Dog Arena (Doran Drive, Castle Hill). It will be a family friendly event, inviting Border Collie owners to bring their dog’s for a social afternoon of Border Collie activities. They also expect a lot of spectators as people are welcome without a dog. ‘Dr Katrina and Kelly Gill are delighted to welcome Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital to our Border Collie Fun Day. Dr Camille Brandt will be our official vet on the day and will also be offering free veterinary checks and answering your Border Collie health questions.’ The Fun Day will be showcasing a wide variety of Border Collie activities, including sheep herding, tricks, flyball, agility, treibball, nose work, heelwork to music, obedience and frisbee. Treibball (pronounced try-ball) is an awesome new dog sport and is a fun game for dogs of any size or breed. Dogs learn to run around 8 large exercise balls, pushing the balls one at a time with their nose or shoulder straight into the goal as quickly as possible. Treibball promotes better teamwork and communication between dog and handler as they develop skills in distance work and impulse control. There will be stalls, show bags, fun competitions, photo opportunities and interactive activities. Dr Katrina and Kelly Gill are also out to find the fastest border collie over a sprint, racing against the clock. The day will also be raising money for Border Collie Cancer Research, with a huge raffle and lots of other fundraising activities. For more information: www.facebook.com/drkatrinawarren; www.facebook.com/thewonderdogs; www.thewonderdogs.com.au

The RSPCA Million Paws Walk is in its 20th year and is a great way to raise money for animals in need. Staff from the Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital attended the Blue Mountains RSPCA Million Paws Walk at Katoomba on Sunday 18 May 2014 and had a great day out with their dogs and family members. Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital raised $730.00 online to support the RSPCA. Thank you to our generous supporters. The RSPCA is NOT an agency of the Australian Government and therefore relies on the generosity of the community to continue it’s vital daily work. Along with shelters, volunteer branches and Inspectors, they also fund an education team that visits schools, universities and community groups to educate the importance of treating all living things with kindness. Thank you for making the RSPCA NSW your charity of choice.

Please feel free to pop in anytime and meet the team at Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital. Call 4736 2027 to make an appointment. Check us out on Facebook and online at www.orchardhillsvet.com.au.

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Community Noticeboard Term 2 Starts April 28 Mobile Playvan A FREE service designed for parents/carers and kids under 6 years. Turn up to a session with a drink, hat and cut up fruit. Each session lasts 2 Hours. Monday 9:30am Wallacia Tuesday 9:30am Cranebrook 12:30pm Claremont Medows Wednesday 9:30am North St. Marys 12:30pm Glenmore Park Thursday 9:30am Jordan Springs Friday 9:30am Claremont Meadows Further info: 0419 976 917 or 4732 7836

Sunday June 8 Panthers County Fair. Starts 2pm. Free live entertainment, carnival rides, free pony rides & face painting, fun food alley, market stalls, fireworks finale at 7:30pm

Wednesday June 11 Arthritis NSW (2nd Wednesday of each month) Penrith Branch Meeting CWA Hall, Tindale St, Penrith Coffee available from 9:30am The guest speaker this month is: Margaret Pope from CWA. Guest Speakers: 11th June - Blue Mountains Honey: Stephen Craig Further details - Diane 9623 9789

Thursday June 12 (2nd Thursday of each month) Red Cross Penrith Branch Meeting CWA Hall Tindale St, Penrith Coffee available from 9:30am Further details - Diane 9623 9789

SaturdayJune 14 Richmond Lions Club Markets (2nd Saturday of each month) Racecourse Rd Clarendon Showground 8am - 2pm All enquiries contact Geoff 45751518 after 6pm

Sunday, June 15 Penrith City National Serviceme ns Association of Australia (3rd Sunday of the month) Penrith RSL Club at 10:30am. New members and visitors welcome. Coffee and tea provid ed Call Harry Morfoot J.P 4737 825 7

Monday June 16 (3rd Monday of each month) Nepean Evening VIEW Club are holding their Dinner Meeting at Panthers Penrith arrive 7.00pm for 7.30pm meal - cost $25 (bookings essential). Women of VIEW support the Smith Family’s Learning for Life project. New members warmly welcomed. Details and bookings by 10th June 2014 to Joyce LeavettBrown on 4731 2851

Monday June 16 Nepean / Blue Mountains Prostate Cancer Support Group 6.30pm on Monday in Lecture Room 1, Learning & Development Unit, now located in the SWAHS 2 building Nepean Public Hospital. Guest speaker Tony Sonnerveld OAM, Chairman of the NSW Board of the PCFA who will speak on “the value of advocacy in obtaining improved treatment services for prostate cancer survivors”. All meetings are available to males and their partners who are seeking information on this cancer, and who live in the Blacktown, Blue Mountains, Hawkesbury and Penrith areas. Come along and experience the caring and benefits offered by our Support Group whose motto is YOU ARE NOT ALONE. Enquiries: Visit our website www.prostatesupport.org.au or Alan Moran OAM, Immediate Past President 1300 13 38 78.

Thursday June 19 (3rd Thursday of each month) Solo Circle of Friends For single men & women 55 yrs & over who enjoy lunches, dinners, outings etc. Come and join our friendly group To join, send self addressed envelope to Secretary, PO Box 7557 South Penrith NSW 2750

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Saturday June 21 (3rd Saturday each month) Lower Blue Mountains Rotary Club Monthly Markets Glenbrook Infants School, Ross Street, Glenbrook. Rotarians helping their communities.

Tuesday June 24 (Last Tuesday of each month) Jordan Springs Residents Group Update. All residents of Jordan Springs and Stakeholders are encouraged to attend to learn what is happening in your suburb and also to participate in discussion aabout concerns raised. 7.30pm at LLend Lease Sales and Information ccentre on Lakeside Pde. Please email JJordanspringsgroup@gmail.com for ffurther information.

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Sunday, 24th August Country Market Day At Mulgoa Public School Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa 10am - 3pm Stall holders wanted Contact: Sarah 0438390017 Pony rides, jumping castle, chocolate wheel, live entertainment, arts and craft.

11 - 16th October Inaugural Postie Bike Ride ffrom Mudgee to Dubbo is being planned. 30 bikes will set out on a 1200k trek over 6 days to raise money for Little Wings, and the goal is to raise $50,000. You can help at my Everyday Hero account here https://give.everydayhero.com/au/ kevin-s-postie-bike-ride

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