The Weekly Times - TWT - 23rd October 2019

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RECORD FESTIVAL

OVER 100,000 PACK EASTWOOD Over 100,000 revellers enjoyed brilliant sunshine last Saturday in the streets and parks of Eastwood to enjoy this year’s record breaking Granny Smith Festival.

Festivities began with the 2,000 strong Grand Parade of marching bands, community groups and organisations starring TWT Miss Eastwood Granny Smith Festival Queen Lucy Fang and Grand Finalists.

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Wednesday, October 23 10am - 12noon at Eden Gardens WIN! with TWT!

German Balloon thriller film Coral Austral Choir Five TWT readers can win Double Passes to the

Two TWT readers can win Double Passes to a new German thriller film Balloon to be released nationally by independent film distributor Coral Austral Choir performance on Saturday November 2 in the Grand Hall of Mosman Art Studio Canal on October 31. SEE PAGE 6.

Gallery at 6pm. SEE PAGE 2.

Me and My Girl Musical Three TWT readers can win Double Passes to a Great Australian Sporting Stories Five TWT readers can win copies of a new weekend performance of Eastwood Uniting Church Musical Society’s new production Me and My Girl book Great Australian Sporting Stories on Saturday November 2 and November 9 at 16 written by respected sporting journalists Ian Heads and Norm Tasker. SEE PAGE 31.

Lakeside Road Eastwood at 8pm. SEE PAGE 2.

SHOCK SHOP CLOSURE! Iconic West Ryde hardware store TAFFA’S MITRE 10 is closing.

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INSIDE This Week CATHIE’S COLUMN.......................... 2 Letters to Editor................................. 4 Taffas closing Sale............................. 7 Ryde Auto Group............................... 8 CANADA BAY CLUB......................... 9 Ryde Council News...................10, 11 Parramatta News & View...............19 North Ryde RSL Club................16, 17 Granny Smith Festival................20,21 Handy Phone Guide.................. 24-28 Bowls, sports results................ 30-32 TERM AND CONDITIONS APPLY.

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ALL ROADS really did lead to Eastwood last Saturday, or so it seemed, with the huge crowd packing the streets and surrounds from dawn to after dark for the Eastwood oval concert and fireworks spectacular finale. And fortunately a storm did not spoil proceedings as last year. Hope you enjoyed it or if not plan to go next year.

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Coral Austral Choir Tesoro

TWO TWT readers can win double passes to a Coral Austral Choir performance on Saturday November 2 in the Grand Hall of Mosman Art Gallery at 1 Art Gallery Way Mosman at 6pm.

Sydney’s specialist Spanish and Latin American a cappella choir, Coro Austral - under the direction of Artistic Director Margot McLaughlin - unearths ‘hidden treasure’ for music lovers when it performs Tesoro.

Audiences will be treated to rare choral gems that have rich stories and exquisite poetry attached to them plus some instrumental pearls… adding up to a treasure trove of Spanish gold!

Program features Romancero Gitano by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (for choir and guitar), the Australian premiere of Indianas by Carlos Guastavino (for choir and piano) and Fantasia by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (for guitar and piano).

Guest soloists are guitarist Ermanno Brignolo and pianist Mauro Colombis.

Argentinian Guastavino – who has been described as the “Schubert of the Pampas” – was a prolific 20th century composer of melodious and lyrical songs accompanied by guitar or piano.

Castelnuovo-Tedesco ultimately made his name as a major Hollywood film score composer.

Inspired by the great romantic poets of all eras and nations his ‘Gypsy Romances’ for choir and guitar are set to verses by the iconic Spanish poet Federico García Lorca.

Ermanno Brignolo is an acclaimed guitar virtuoso performer, recording artist and teacher – known especially for his authentic interpretations of classic 20th and 21st century pieces.

Mauro Colombis is a versatile Italian pianist from the town of Pordenone where he lived before moving to Australia in 2005.

With Masters degrees in piano performance from the Moscow and Venice conservatoriums and a Bachelor in Drama, Arts and Music Studies (University of Bologna), he has given celebrated solo and chamber music concerts across Europe and Australia.

Under the experienced and versatile McLaughlin, Coro Austral is an auditioned chamber choir which primarily performs 13th to 21st century music from Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries.

Tickets $35; $30 concession – refreshments by gold coin donation. Book www.stickytickets.com.

ANNUAL Back to Balmain Picnic Day will be held this Sunday October 27 at Elkington Park in Glassop Street Balmain from 11am to 4pm.

Coro Austral members Gary Brewer and David Goodwin. Photo by Jarrod Bryant au/91627 Enquiries 0414 773 714 or check website: www.coroaustral.org TO WIN go to our website - weeklytimes.com.au - and click on the WIN with TWT tab and fill out the entry form; or write your name, address and phone number on the back of an envelope and send to TWT Coro Austral, PO Box 123, Ryde 1680. Entries close 9am Monday October 28 and winners published October 30.

Ryde Art Society Annual Exhibition

City of Ryde Art Society will hold its 59th Annual Exhibition from this Friday October 25 to Saturday November 2 in the Cox’s Road Community Hall, 201 Cox’s Road North Ryde.

Grand opening and Awards Presentation on Sunday October 27 at 4.15pm - opened by Ryde City Mayor Jerome Laxale.

Gallery opening hours Friday October 25 from 12 noon to 4pm; Saturday October 26 from 1pm to 4pm (buyers preview only); Monday October 28 from 11am to 4pm; Tuesday October 29 from 11am to 4pm; Wednesday October 30 from 11am to 4pm; Thursday October 31 from 12 noon to 6pm; Friday November 1 from 11am to 4pm and Saturday November 2 from 11am to 2pm.

Light classical music. $5 entry fee for opening. Contact by email: membershipcras@gmail.com

Historic Carisbrook House at Lane Cove

Carisbrook Historic House at 334 Burns Bay Road Lane Cove is open on weekends from 11am until 4pm.

You can experience this beautifully restored house and see what it was like to live in the 1880s during a time when there were no iPads, telephones or televisions. The gardens are also a joy to wander through. Cost $8 adults; $20 family or $6 concession, Parking off Waterview Drive. For further details check website: www. carisbrookhouse.com

Epping Probus seeks members

Epping & District Probus Club is a social club for retired or semi-retired men and are seeking persons interested in membership.

The Club meets on the second Monday each month in Epping Presbyterian Church hall from 10am to 12 noon and runs regular social activities including speakers, musical afternoons, movie attendances, outings, ram-

bles, coffee morning teas, theatre performances and national and international tours. Prospective members are encouraged to attend a few meeting s and consider membership. Partners of members are welcome to participate in the club’s activities. Enquiries president Ed Thurston 9868 5016; email probused@gmail.com or secretary Ross Beattie 9871-1838.

Concord Craft Market bargains

Concord Craft Market will be held on Saturday November 2 at the Citizens Centre, corner Wellbank and Bent streets, Concord from 9am to 1.30pm.

Come along and view some unique gift ideas for friends and family members. You’ll also find beautiful handmade babies and children’s wear, plants, homemade cakes, biscuits, honey and jams, unique gifts, jewellery, greeting cards and more.

Have a FREE morning tea with purchases of $10 or more from any stall but

in addition they’ll be happy to give you a beautiful glass Christmas bauble.

This promotion will take place in both November and December. New stallholders welcome. For further information contact Josephine 9772 0034; 0413 590716 or Adele 0422 9268567.

Creative Machine Knitters Group

Epping Creative Machine Knitters are a group that meet to share and demonstrate their love of machine knitting.

Group meets twice a month on the third Thursday and second Saturday at Epping Creative Centre, 26 Stanley Road, Epping (Dence Park). There are demonstrations and handson machine knitting. Bring your machine or use one of the group’s. Experienced help is at hand. Visitors and new machine knitters are especially welcome.

For further details email: eppingmachineknitters@ outlook.com or phone Barbara 0408 866 357.

A reunion luncheon will be held forformer employees of Unilever on Thursday November 28 at Pennant Hills Bowling

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Meet friends and acquaintances, reminisce and celebrate the joys of growing up or living on the Balmain peninsula and join in the family picnic.

Pack the blanket, chairs and picnic hamper. Raffle drawn at 3pm and prizes include an autographed Wests Tigers jumper.

Free entertainment from 11.15am including performances from Honeybrook Dancers; Birchgrove School Concert Band and Rozelle School Performance Band; guest appearance and big finish by popular local musicians Grateful Dads. Displays from Balmain Association, Balmain Hospital and old days photos/memories table courtesy Inner West Councillor John Stamolis. If wet, alternate venue is Balmain Rowing Club.

Assisted bus travel $10 from the Central Coast - bookings and contact Beryl Gibbons 4334 1698. To ensure future gettogethers, John Robertson of JJ Robertson & Sons Transport has generously stepped up to the plate with sponsorship for 2020.

Inquiries Shirley Arthur 9810-4738; Kath Hacking 98182504; Geoff Large 9810-4939 or Janice Swanson 9810-4610.

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LAUGHS abound at a Comedy Night to be hosted by the Rotary Club of Hunters Hill next Tuesday October 29 at the Hunters Hill Club.

The comedy night starts at 6.30pm and features Gold Mo Award winner Darren Carr (pictured) plus talented comedians of the calibre of Kenny Graham, Morgan Kent, Rex Allison, Greg Hayes, Bobby Bradford and other stars.

Rotary Club of Hunters Hill President Michael Parsons said his colleagues were proud to present the greatest comedians under one roof. Tickets for dinner $65 per head. To be part of this hilarious night contact Rotary Club of Hunters Hill Secretary Ronald Czinner on 9816 2133 or via: ronald@czinner.com.au The Hunters Hill Club is located at 4 Madeline Street in Hunters Hill.

Balmain Hospital Nurses Reunion

Annual Balmain Hospital Nurses Reunion will be held

Your Chamber of Commerce Meets EPPING: Chamber enquiries President Tony Hackett 9869-8900; 0418 413 226 or secretary Betty Ockerlander 88765888.

EASTWOOD: Meet second Monday each month. Next meeting November 11. Enquiries president Vic Tagg 0412 369 510 or secretary Steve Colquhoun 98740221.

CAR BOOT SALE

on Saturday November 9 in the Hospital Conference Centre from 2pm.

All past and present staff are invited to attend. For further details contact Merrill 0419 221 762.

GLADESVILLE: Enquiries President Max McFarlane email: max.mcfarlane@skywardfinancial. com WEST RYDE: Enquiries President Nora Etmekdjian 0417 699 955.

DRUMMOYNE: Meet first Wednesday each month. Next meeting November 6. Enquiries Secretary Alex Elliott 0438 774 323 or Vice President Paul Harcombe 0438 089 900.

RIVERSIDE BUSINESS CHAMBER: Enquiries Helen Crouch 9952-8498 or RiversideChamber. com.au

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Me and My Girl Musical

Three TWT readers can win double passes to a weekend performance of Eastwood Uniting Church Musical Society’s new production Me and My Girl on Saturday November 2 and November 9 at 16 Lakeside Road Eastwood at 8pm.

Winners of opening night double passes this Friday are: Josie Minni, Putney; Ron Reese, Ermington and Derek Coales of West Ryde.

Me and My Girl is a treat for all fans of musical comedy. Featuring a host of delightfully comic characters you’re bound to fall in love with, and several catchy, uplifting numbers including The Lambeth Walk, The Sun Has Got His

Hat On and Leaning on a Lamp Post - you’re in for a toe-tapping good time.

Other evening performances this Saturday October 26; November 2 and November 9 @ 7pm; Friday November 1 and November 8 @ 8pm with matinee performances Saturday October 26, November 2 and November 9 @ 1pm.

Tickets $27 adults, $18 pensioners,$15 children.

For tickets contact 8061

7195 or check website: www.eucms.org.au TO WIN go to our website - weeklytimes.com.au - and click on the WIN with TWT tab and fill out the entry form; or write your name, address and phone number on the back of an envelope and send to TWT Me and My Girl Musical, PO Box 123, Ryde 1680.

Entries close 9am Monday October 28 and winners published October 30.

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Please contact us if you would like to help in some way.

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To meet us at our national headquarters historic “Addington” 813 Victoria Road, Ryde for a time of fun and fellowship:

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Tel Doris Carrall 0425 223 628, Howard blair 9798 4060 Phyllis Berger 9624 5136

National Guildmaster John F Booth AM 9807 6666, PO Box 123 Ryde 1680 Email: johnfb@weeklytimes.com.au • www.weeklytimes.com.au

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Alison Small honoured with Putney hall naming

JB’s World REMEMBRANCE DAY commemorating the 101st anniversary of the World War 1 Armistice is Monday November 11. Lest We Forget. *** ALISON SMALL featured on this page deserves all the credit she can get. She is a most remarkable person and athlete as a squash champion apart from being happily wed to former top cop Clive Small. *** SYDNEY TECHNICAL High School Old Boys Reunion Luncheon is this Friday October 25 at the Club York aka NSW Bowlers Club 95 York Street Sydney. Inquiries David Knox 0408 208 5550 or email dragnox@ozemail.com.au *** TWO FAMOUS Captains head This Week’s Birthday Honours List namely Mark Taylor former Australian cricket captain and local resident celebrating on Sunday same day as Captain James Cook just 236 days earlier on October 27 1728!

Former TWT Granny Smith Festival Queen grand finalist Jessica Teasdale turns 22 today same day as Char-

Cub Scouts leader Alison Small has been honoured by the City of Ryde and the Scout Association for over thirty years dedicated service to Putney Scout Group and the wider Scout Movement with naming the Putney Scout Hall in her name. Clr Roy Maggio represented Ryde City Council at the naming ceremony last week and unveiled plaques for inside the hall and a larger sign for outside. TWT on-the-spot PHOTO.

Mark Taylor maine Gillanders celebrates with her mum and friends. *** George Nathan Karas nephew of TWT Sports editor Uncle Chris Karas turns 24 today while same day in Vienna Ulrike’s number two daughter Ruth and hubby Siegi Haas celebrates 26 years wedded bliss with son Lukas while daughter Judith is now studying in Pommieland at Plymouth University. *** Former Scouts and Guides around the world will celebrate International Fellowship Day on Friday October 25 commemorating the founding of the International Scout and Guide Fellowship in 1953. St

George’s Guild of Sydney meets at the Guild’s Headquarters at historic “Addington” Ryde and celebrated at an Open Day on Sunday. Inquiries to Sydney Guldmaster Steve McCann on 0432 695 807 or Treasurer Lyn Donald 0402 256 920 or John F Booth AM on 9807 6666. *** Jackie Pettit the founder of The Shack at Epping celebrates in Kiwiland on Friday same day as Lucas Bradley James Bent turns twelve grandson of Lorraine and Mal Cox and son of their daughter Kylie and Simon Bent.

David and Sally James celebrate 39 years wedded bliss Friday same day John and Dee Brown celebrate 50 Golden years. *** Robyn Boyd daughter of Joan and the late Len Burton celebrates Saturday same day as Cora Llewellyn and Linda Hekimian, now known as Tateossian, and formerly at Top Ryde Shopping Centre office.

Joal Gardner child

bride of Robert Gardner of Brisbane who is an old Scout mate of JB and architect of Sydney Olympic Stadium blows out the candles on her birthday cake Sunday with daughters Rhyll, Jaye, Dene and their families helping out as they sing campfire’s burning …

Linda Ross daughter of gardening guru Graham Ross and Sandra is following in her parent’s footsteps on radio and tours and celebrates Sunday.

fame kicks 85 points.

Thomas Alfred Bush Roberts youngest son of Alicia and Anthony Roberts turns four and parties with big brothers John Anthony and Samuel Donald and friends.

Wednesday is also the fateful day for TWT Sports Editor Chris Karas and Vanessa nine years ago.

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TWO SPECIAL CENTENARIANS resident at Baptist Care Balaclava and Epping Roads Macquarie Park are ALF BOURNE celebrating 104 Golden Years this Friday October 25 and LORRAINE ELLIS also celebrating 104 Golden Years Saturday November 2.

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Reg Cain another old Scout mate from Gladesville and boss of former Able’s Betta Electrical celebrates Next Wednesday same day as Keith “Golden Boots” Barnes (pictured) of Balmain and Kangaroo rugby league

Happy daze all!

BUMPER STICKER: I spent most of my money on booze, boats and broads.

The rest I wasted. *** Keep Smiling!

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Hi girls and boys, Welcome back to school after your holidays.

This week we take the Ryde Hunters Hill & Canada Bay Life Education Van to Ryde East School, Twin Road Ryde East.

With our new programs and technology we can inform and show students the affects of drugs on the human body.

We create the human body in a three dimensional form so that the students can visualize the operations of the lungs, liver, kidneys, heart, blood stream and nervous systems. We also study the effects of foods, drinks, alcohol, smoking, and any other substances.

Our technology engages the students and answers all the unknown questions of the digestive system of our human body.

See you in class.

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Best regards Vic Tagg Chairman, Ryde Hunters Hill and Canada Bay Life Education

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Get last season’s problems fixed now.

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Letters to the Editor Scomo & Donald new best friends Dear Sir, I am writing in response to Brian Binskin’s letter “Catastrophic weather predictions disputed” published in the TWT 16/10/2019.

Unfortunately Brian, you’ve missed or misunderstood the point of my letter.

I was responding to an earlier letter submitted by a hard right conservative lobby group lauding the Morrison government for its policies and actions to combat climate change.

It’s a matter of public record that this is not the case and my letter was a series of statements of fact supporting this.

At no time did I express a personal opinion one way or the other concerning climate change.

The caption of my letter, “Morrison, king of spin and BS” was my message. The matter of climate was incidental.

Scott Morrison misleads, denies, obfuscates and distracts and if that does not work simply lies, which he does routinely and often, much like his new best friend Donald Trump.

It is little wonder they have formed a mutual admiration society. Accepting or excusing such behaviour because “that’s politics” doesn’t cut it.

For good or ill, leaders of a nation carry a heavy responsibility to represent their fellow citizens with dignity, ethical integrity, and high intelligence.

They need to be - and to be seen and believed to be- authentic persons who are in politics not for themselves, not for narrow partisan purposes,

LETTERS Welcome

TWT welcomes letters from our readers. Full name, address and telephone number MUST be supplied, even if not for publication.

Send to: TWT PO Box 123, Ryde 1680 or email: contactus@weekly times.com.au

not for the perks of high office, but they are in politics to work for the well-being of all their fellow citizens.

They must be able to speak with moral authority, not in slogans, advertising jingles, or tweets.

Mr Morrison, I give you this quote from one of your predecessors: “The punters know that the horse named Morality rarely gets past the post, whereas the nag named Self-interest always runs a good race”.

MIKE HILDER Marsfield

History lesson on ‘hate speech’ HUNTER’S HILL COUNCIL HUNTER’S HILL COUNCIL EXHIBITION DRAFT COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION PLAN The draft Community Participation Plan (CPP) for the Municipality of Hunters Hill is on exhibition from Monday 30 September to Sunday 10 November 2019.

Community participation is the way to be involved and to have a say on land use planning decisions and actions made by Council. The draft CPP is a guide on engagement in the land use planning system in our area – how Council will involve the community in planmaking and development application assessment.

The draft CPP is prepared in accordance with the NSW Environmental Planning and Assessment Act, 1979 and must be in place by 1 December 2019.

For more information about the draft CPP, go to www. huntershill.nsw.gov.au or contact Council’s Customer Service team to find out more.

To make comment on the draft CPP, submission must be received by Sunday 10 November 2019. Please write ‘Exhibition of draft CPP submission’ in the topic line of your submission and send to: council@huntershill.nsw.gov.au or PO Box 21, Hunters Hill, NSW 2110.

For enquiries, contact Council’s Strategic Planning Officer on 9879 9442.

Lisa Miscamble GENERAL MANAGER

HUNTER’S HILL COUNCIL

HUNTER’S HILL COUNCIL EXHIBITION OF DRAFT LOCAL STRATEGIC PLANNING STATEMENT The draft Local Strategic Planning Statement for the Municipality of Hunters Hill is on exhibition from Monday 16 September to Friday 25 October 2019.

The LSPS is a 20 year vision and strategy to guide the Municipality’s future, and provides the context and direction for land use decision making in the area. . The LSPS further interprets the vision for the area already developed with the help of residents and businesses in the Hunters Hill Community Strategic Plan 2018-2028 and responds to the State Government’s planning priorities for the Greater Sydney Regional Plan and North District Plan in the local context.

The draft LSPS is prepared in accordance with the Direction issued by the NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment and the LSPS must be in place by 31 March 2020.

For more information about the draft LSPS and to stay informed, go to www.huntershill.nsw.gov.au to find how to participate or contact Council’s Customer Service team. A community consultation program will occur during the exhibition period.

To make comment on the draft LSPS, submission must be received by Friday 25 October 2020. Please write ‘Exhibition of draft LSPS submission’ in the topic line of your submission and send to: council@ huntershill.nsw.gov.au or PO Box 21, Hunters Hill, NSW 2110. For enquiries, contact Council’s Strategic Planning Officer on 9879 9442.

Lisa Miscamble GENERAL MANAGER

Dear Sir, Mark Newman is on the ball.

Mr I’s r/rs (tired of writing “racist rants”) are unbecoming for TWT which is otherwise so supportive of members of our diverse community, the very target of Mr I’s r/rs.

(8hm s/c) One should never evoke the 1930’s in an argument, so they say.

However, gentle reader, if Mr I decides to write another diatribe, substitute the word “Jew” where he writes “Asian” or “Middle Eastern.”

If you know anything at all about history, you will recognise where this kind of hate speech leads.

Then you will see him for what he is. Words matter.

BOB SELINGER Eastwood

Declare national drought disaster Dear Sir, Our local federal member of parliament Mr John Alexander has arrived at the political crossroads regarding support and judgement for expressing our views and concerns to the national government.

There are many of his constituents such as myself, who grew up in the bush, or know friends and family combating this prolonged, devastating and heartbreaking drought.

Yes, I know the old common response of “it’s not under my direct responsibility” will be the excuse! But it is the very fact that he is a member of our national government, that he can and should represent/exercise his influence on his ministerial/ political colleagues.

I am acutely aware there are many local issues within Bennelong that he is required to address and resolve. However, if he was to hear what many of his electorate are saying regarding outside issues such as the drought, he would clearly discover the need to accommodate and react to these concerns.

Whilst the state gov-

ernment has certain controls over the impact of drought, as a national representative Mr Alexander needs to reflect our views at a Prime Ministerial level that can only be directed from Canberra.

Declare a National Disaster on the drought.

This would engage the full resources of our Army which would provide transport, water and fodder from all over the country.

These costs are totally unaffordable to the farmer. This drought is like no other, and the effects of it will have a direct impact on all of us.

Even with significant rain now, it will take many years for the agricultural industry to recover.

The recent photo of “dirt sifting through the hands” of our Prime Minister was an insult to his creditability.

Mr Alexander needs to communicate and persuade the top end of the “greasy” pole of politics on all of these issues, not only as a Federal MP but as a concerned Australian.

We should all remember that charity begins at home.

PETER THOMAS Gladesville

Odd irony of TWT correspondent Dear Sir, Mark Newman’s brave stance against the publication of racism in The Weekly Times will surely meet much admiration.

I agree that “a normal, well adjusted person would rightly dismiss [prejudice].”

However I am a little confused by the odd irony of his pointed last paragraph: “Australia needs people of respect, inclusion and acceptance, not Greeks bearing hate.”

Hunters Hill Guest Column Classic Comedians are helping to combat Cancer

NEXT Tuesday evening October 29 the Rotary Club of Hunters Hill are holding an event at the Hunters Hill Club to raise money for the Gut Foundation in memory of the late Digby Richards of Bandstand fame who sadly passed away in 1983 at the age of 42 from stomach cancer.

We are blessed to have the finest comedians in Australia come to help with this worthwhile charity.

Comedians of the calibre of Gold Mo Award winner Darren Carr along with the likes of talented funnymen Kenny Graham, Morgan Kent, Rex Allison, Greg Hayes and Bobby Bradford will perform on the night from 6.30pm.

Tickets for dinner and show are $65 and payable: Commonwealth Bank BSB 062 171..... Account : 00900790. * * * THE GUT Foundation is a not for profit organisation, specialising in medical research and education into all aspects of gastrointestinal and digestive health.

Founded by the

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with MICHAEL PARSONS Gastroenterological Society of Australia in 1983 by Professor Terry Bolin, The Gut Foundation set themselves a mission - to improve the digestive health of all Australians.

Through research, The Gut Foundation strives to better understand the causes of gastrointestinal conditions and disease and thus, establish more effective methods of prevention and treatment.

Half our population complain of some digestive problem in any 12-month period.

Whether you realise or not, we all know someone with heartburn, diarrhoea, an ulcer, irritable bowel, Crohn’s disease, colitis, or bowel cancer - but no one likes to talk about it.

And the rates… they’re increasing. * * * DID YOU know that bowel cancer, for example, is the second most common cause of death from cancer, effecting one in 20?

Did you know that most bowel cancers develop

from benign polyps, which, if detected and removed early, make this a preventable cancer?

Did you know that just over 30 per cent of Australians take the Faecal Occult Blood Test (FOBT) test to pick up polyps - a test that every Australian is sent in the mail when they reach 50 years of age?

A test which can quite literally save lives, Perhaps you did - but perhaps you didn’t.

The Gut Foundation’s mission to inform, educate and increase awareness about the detection, treatment and cure of gastrointestinal disease continues - but not without your help!

So I urge you all to come along and support your Rotary club and these wonderful entertainers and more importantly support this very worthwhile charity. Further enquiries 0410 500 735.

MICHAEL PARSONS is President of Rotary Club of Hunters Hill

EDMUND REGINALD North Epping

Dark side of horseracing Dear Sir, ABC 7.30 Report Thursday evening reported on the slaughter of thoroughbred horses et al at the Theramist company in Queensland and others in Luddenham and Riverstone NSW. The ABC program exposed the dark side of horseracing with horses subjected to beatings, electric prodders, with some still alive during the slaughtering process.

This includes young horses (under five years of age) and their broodmares.

It is suggested, the industry has a high wastage level.

Racing Australia claim one percent of racehorses are slaughtered every year - 7.30 say Theramist would meet that quota in a week.

No matter what spin is applied, this whole process is absolutely sickening! Not much I can do, but a complete boycott of a day I enjoy, the Melbourne Cup might be a start!

JOHN FRYER Ryde

My Kind of Country radio presenter Leonie makes it rain

RADIO 2RRR 88.5FM, Queen of Country Leonie McClure knows that thoughts about the ongoing drought make a lot of people feel powerless to help, but still they want to do something…anything.

Leonie felt desperate times needed desperate measures.

So, she decided she’d try a straightforward plea.

Earlier this month Leonie took to the airwaves with her popular county music program, My Kind of Country, to ‘make it rain.’ Playing both international and local artists, Leonie dedicated her sevenhour broadcast from 3am to 10am to songs about rain.

My Kind of Country, by its very nature, has listeners with a strong affinity with the

land and country, their thoughts with those most affected by the water crisis.

Leonie’s efforts certainly resonated with her broad audience including other radio announcers who spread the word, as she presented and livestreamed her program.

And the rains did come...and so did the calls and messages to the studio from all over Australia.

‘It’s raining in Parkes’ from a caller, ‘Pouring in Jervis Bay’ and a poem from another, Colin, and as anyone

who was in Sydney last Saturday week copped a downpour.

“There was nothing like getting all those calls and posts, telling me it was raining in some parched areas,” said Leonie.

“The community spirit was so passionate.

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Expert doctor challenges the myths about dementia

A HUNTERS Hill doctor is challenging myths about dementia.

Doctor Charbel Badr is a Medical Director at the Hunters Hill Medical Practice and stressed that the most common myth is that dementia is a condition that is only suffered by elderly patients.

“There are many middle aged people with dementia,” he said.

“Dementia is not, necessarily, a normal part of ageing.”

There is no definitive way to predict and prevent the onset of dementia nor any definitive link between race, diet or pathology to suggest it will be inevitable.

“It is hard to diagnose and there will have to be tests that include memory tests.

“These tests may show a delay in response times or the patient might show signs of fatigue or even start to forget where they parked their car or other signs of disorientation.

“As well as these tests, brain scans we can detect if the brain

shrinks.’’

For the sufferer, dementia can be a terrifying experience that can manifest itself in many ways with some related to general health and wellbeing.

“For example, there is a risk of malnutrition when the dementia patient forgets to eat or even weight gain when the patient has forgotten they have eaten and then eat to excess,” he said.

Families living with a dementia sufferer often share the frightening aspects of the condition, such as the patient forgetting to turn off an electrical appliance or a stove.

There is also a heightened fear of the sufferer behind the wheel of car because of a possible diminished response time to sudden risks as well as memory loss about road rules.

Until now the most common family response has been to reduce the risk be reducing the suf-

ferer’s contact with risks.

This has often seen the sufferer confined, doing less or even admitted to a dementia unit in a nursing home.

There has also been a tendency to medicate the sufferer to control anxiety attacks or reduce the risk of the sufferer wandering.

That scenario is changing with Dr Badr working in partnership with Group Homes Australia’s Founder and co CEO Tamar Krebs.

“I am very interested in the changes in care and a new emphasis of creating a home environment in a group home which provides a high standard of care and where people have a sense of relevance.”

It is also a myth that medication can cure dementia.

“Medication may slow dementia down but it is not a cure,” Dr Badr said.

Doctor Charbel Badr is a Medical Director at the Hunters Hill Medical Practice and is pictured at the Practice last week where he discusses dementia care options with Group Homes Australia CEO Tamar Krebs.

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“At present there is no cure.

“But what I am excited about are the interesting breakthroughs in

technology , using mobile phones and apps to increase the sufferers independence while maintaining some safe-

ty,” he said.

“If you have any concerns about a family member speak with your doctor.”.

A Hunters Hill home set to change the way people live with dementia

AN exciting new venture in Hunters Hill for people with dementia could become an national model for care.

The Group Homes Australia home in Earl Street has ten residents in an environment that strives to replicate a home environment and provides a standard of independence and freedom unknown in most nursing homes.

Founder and CEO Tamar Krebs has devoted years of research into dementia and the home incorporates her intiatives, she told The Weekly Times.

“So far it has been an extraordinary journey,” she said.

“I believe it will be an national model of living with purpose and meaning.”

The initiative has a staff to patient ratio of one to three and staff are highly trained in creative and stimulating activities.

Substantial effort is made to make the home as beautiful as possible and there is a resident profile process to ensure that the community is friendly and respectful.

“What has been rewarding is to see our residents there really flourish.

“Our group houses must be beautiful and at a standard where you can walk in and say I can live there.”

The home is a world away from some aged care homes which reek of disinfectant and other features associated with a clinical environment.

“We even strive to have the smells of a home and the sounds of a home and we find the families are delighted to have a family member here, instead of a environment where there is the risk of over medication.”

Even the activities are individually profiled and one local resident brought his small dog to live with him as a companion.

The group home in Hunters Hill has a dining room, living rooms, outdoor areas and private bedrooms.

“Homemakers are there 24 hours per day to deliver the care and run the home, with a registered nurse visiting on a regular basis.

“We do not use agency staff because it can be quite confronting for our residents.”

The home also works in partnership with the Hunt-

ers Hill Medical Practice.

“Both organizations are working together to care and support local residents living with dementia.”

One challenge is to educate local communities about dementia.

“People in the community with dementia are

part of the community, we do not lock them up anymore and our people have the freedom to go out, go shopping, go to the movies and live a fulfilling life.”

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6 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 23 October, 2019

Arcadian Artists 2019 Exhibition and Art Trail

SOME of the finest creative talent will be on display at the 29th annual Arcadian Artists Trail on the weekend of Saturday November 9 and Sunday November 10.

If you have ever wondered how artists do their work, or what their studios look like, now is the opportunity to take a sneak peek.

Once a year the Artists open their studios for people to visit and this year is no exception.

There are eight rural properties to enjoy with 55 artists showing their talents.

Some of the artists will be sharing their skills in demonstrations and explanation sessions so you may be lucky enough to see them in action.

The Art Trail takes you through Dural, Galston, Arcadia and Berrilee

and entices the people of Sydney, Blue Mountains and the north and south coasts of NSW and beyond to experience the special talent exhibited by these Australian artists.

All work is handmade by exhibitors and is of an exceptional standard.

The artists pride ourselves on the quality of their work, whether it is printing, painting, textile art, jewellery making, sculpture or glass art, and more.

Visitors often comment on the beauty and workmanship of pieces displayed.

This year they are excited to introduce two

new private Studios on the Trail.

They are Coomeallah in Berrilee and The Stable in Dural.

Signs along the route will direct you to each of the venues and their excellent brochure has a map and information about each artist.

A few of the venues have food trucks or coffee vans to supply those in need of refreshments while the local shops have a variety of cafes ready for you to enjoy.

They even find people bringing a picnic rug and enjoying food and a glass of bubbly on the lawns of the studios.

Entry is FREE Visitors are given the exclusive opportunity to view and purchase unique artworks - direct to the artists.

Christmas is coming up and there is nothing better than to give someone you love a handmade item, especially when you can talk to artists about their work.

Check their comprehensive website: www.arcadianartists. com.au or visit them on Facebook and Instagram. Email: artists@arcadianartists. com.au Come and enjoy the creativity and buzz of this creative weekend.

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Victor Dominello praises two compassionate girls

CONGRATULATIONS to the Southern Cross Care team of Melanie Adhikari and Sapna Timalsina who received recognition certificates from Ryde MP Victor Dominello in Marsfield last Friday.

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General Manager Sue Daby and visiting Southern Cross Care representative Judy McMahon (pictured above) praised award winning Melanie and Sapna who recently joined the team and have shown compassion for others “Melanie, a carer from Nepal joined Southern Cross Care this year and immensely loves her role at Marsfield,” they said.

“She is dedicated and gives extra hours developing a newsletter on a monthly basis for the residents .

“Sapna is also new and she has shown immense love and attention to everyone in the facility.

“She is happy to please every single resident with her smile and touch.”

Mr Dominello praised the role of carers in our community, both as part of a caring team as well as their care for family.

“Often unseen and unrecognised, carers are at the heart of our compassionate community,” he said.

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With courage and ingenuity as their main weapons, they build a hot air balloon with small pieces of cloth for their eight family-members to fly over the Iron Curtain.

But an initial failure puts their entire plan in jeopardy, setting off a dangerous race against time for a second attempt, with the State Police now hot on their heels.

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Taffa’s Mitre 10 West Ryde store to close

WEST RYDE will soon be losing one of its oldest established businesses, starting way back in 1955, some 14 years before man landed on the moon, Taffa’s Hardware has a long and cherished 64 year history of being part of the local community.

At its helm was its founder Ron Taffa who dedicated his working life to hardware and serving the community, it can’t go under

estimated the impact he made to the emerging suburb of West Ryde in its early years.

Ron provided an

enormous amount of building materials to the growing suburb of West Ryde and the broader Ryde community watching it

grow into the great part of Sydney that it is today.

The store has always been very community minded, sponsoring local football and cricket teams and donating merchandise to local schools and community groups to

help them raise money for various charities and organisations.

Since 1980 the business has been part of the Mitre 10 group and became known as Taffa’s Mitre 10, two of Ron’s children entered the business in

the 1990’s and have held the management reins ever since.

It’s been a wonderful 64 years, however time has now come full circle and as local community desires have changed it is time to say goodbye to a faithful servant of

the community.

Taffa’s Mitre 10 will soon close its doors, but not before a ‘END OF AN ERA’ closing down sale which starts now at 1 Chatham Road, West Ryde.

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Customer Jennie revels in Subaru milestone

SUBARU customer Jennie Truong has become the brand’s one millionth new vehicle owner in Australia after purchasing an All-Wheel Drive Forester 2.5i-S.

To mark the special occasion, Jennie was honoured by officially receiving the keys to her range-topping Forester from the Chairman of Subaru Corporation in Japan, Mr Yasuyuki Yoshinaga.

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Canada Bay Club’s $600k in community grants Organisation

Canada Bay Club has continued to power the efforts of more than 100 community organisations, with $572,000 in funding in 2018/19 under its ClubGrants scheme.

Last week the Club celebrated the work undertaken by those organisations - listed on this page - at its annual ClubGRANTS event.

Canada Bay Club president Frank Failla said he and fellow directors hoped “for this to be an ongoing and growing sum.

“For us to continue to achieve this we would ask that you consider us as a venue of choice for you and your families, friends, colleagues, and organisations to spend time.”

Work has also recently commenced on a makeover of the Club’s front façade and various other improvements aimed at better serving its 20,000 members, driven by Sydney’s changing demographics.

Mr Failla said the improvements included a new balcony area on the first floor and an ‘all weather’ children’s play centre separated by a clear screen from an adjoining new alfresco dining area so parents could relax and supervise their children.

“We expect the project to be completed in early 2020,” he said.

“The Inner West is not immune to changing demographics and we are certainly seeing this take place here at the Club.

The key driver for the Front Façade work is the increase in families moving into the area.”

Mr Failla thanked his fellow directors for their “time, guidance and gratuitous service” which would serve the Club well into

the future.

And he stressed the club would be open for business throughout the construction period and the club’s friendly staff would, as usual, be on hand to assist patrons getting in and out of the club. *** Canada Bay’s younger community members will be excited to hear their favourite giraffe, Happy Healthy Harold, will be visiting again for Ryde Hunters Hill & Canada Bay Life Education’s fete at Russell Lea Public School on Saturday, November 2.

It’s a great family day out - why not also take the opportunity to explore what Canada Bay Club has to offer afterwards for the ultimate family day out!

An artists impression, top, of Canada Bay Club’s new front façade and below right, an ‘all weather’ children’s play centre adjoining new alfresco dining area; and above, Canada Bay Club president Frank Failla (front, second from right) with fellow Board members and management at the annual ClubGRANTS event to celebrate the work of community organisations it supports; and below left, City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas with winners of the 2019 Rusty Priest Kokoda Scholarship announced in July. TWT On-the-Spot PHOTOS

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10 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 23 October, 2019

Denistone residents unite to fight to save their grand heritage neighbourhood DENISTONE residents have formed an action group to fight to protect the heritage character of their neighbourhood.

Called the Denistone Conservation Action Group, it strongly supports the City of Ryde’s new and controversial heritage policy which aims to identify, protect and conserve heritage homes from demolition as well as stop inappropriate development.

Action Group members Paul Margereson, Tom Tsihlis, Anne Johnson and Giri Ramachandran took time off work on Thursday to meet with The Weekly Times on Chatham Road, the heart of an historic precinct perceived to be at the frontline of the Ryde’s heritage conservation dispute.

They told TWT the majority of local residents support the Group’s fight to preserve the heritage character of the neighbourhood where many homes were built a century ago and were first listed for conservation under a local government covenant 80 years ago.

Heartbroken and devastated by the recent demolition of beautiful, local historic homes to make way for two storey “duplex” homes they say they have had “more than enough” and are ready to fight back.

“We are all long term residents who have invested a lot of time and money into our heritage homes in our heritage streets and we do not want to see our beautiful, family friendly neighbourhood become another Rhodes or another Meadowbank,” Tom Tsihlis said.

“Our life long investment should not be sacrificed.

“For decades we have worked closely with our local council, fully complied with every aspect of coun-

cil planning and now we support what this council is doing to conserve and protect our community.”

The Action Group is clear about who their opponents are.

“I have lived here for 42 years and I have seen change coming and a real threat from property developers who do not want to live here but only want to destroy, develop, sell for profit and get out,” Paul Margereson said.

“What they want to do and what they are doing is scandalous .. an absolute disgrace that shows their total disregard and respect for everyone in the community but themselves.”

When pressed on the issue of profits, Action Group members conceded that the value of their own heritage homes – as heritage homes in a heritage street - is diminished when neighbouring heritage homes are demolished and replaced by out of character modern homes.

“Of course this is the case, it is simple economics about rarity,” Giri Ramachandran said.

“The rarity of home as a heritage home in a heritage neighbourhood means the value of such a home will always go up,” Despite the obvious value of a heritage home as an investment, group members argue that the inherent cost of conserving a heritage home should not deter owners who think demolition and rebuilding is a less expensive short term option with long term benefits.

They told TWT there are many heritage specialist building supply firms and specialised tradesman who are less expense than some “knock em

down” property development cowboys.

“I did a heritage friendly renovation and it did not cost me any more and it preserved the value of my home and the character of my home,” Giri Ramachandran stressed.

“If you are sensible and willing to look into the market you can profit from a heritage home renovation at an affordable cost.”

For Paul, Tom and Anne, the world of profit is a world away from what they are fighting for.

“My beautiful home has been here for one hundred years and I want my children, grandchildren and their children to live in it for the next one hundred years,” Tom said.

“I also want them to grow up in a beautiful neighbourhood that has a real sense of community and a commitment to conservation.”

For Anne it is heartbreaking to watch a heritage home being demolished to make way for a modern duplex and to see magnificent heritage gardens lost, with birds and small animals forced from homes that they, too, have inhabited for generations.

“Now more than ever we need people to conserve what we have,” she said.

“And without this council’s new heritage policy we will have nothing to protect us,” she said.

Paul concedes the dispute is an emotive one.

“When you see a beautiful heritage cottage in your neighbourhood being pulled down for redevelopment it is like losing an old friend.”

We will not stand by and watch our community being destroyed: Denistone’s Paul Margereson pictured with Denistone Conservation Action Group members Tom Tsihlis, Anne Johnson and Giri Ramachandran last Thursday. TWT on-the-spot PHOTO

Where there’s a Wilga... there’s a way!

WILGA STREET in Concord West was recently awarded Best Conserved Heritage Precinct.

As the City of Ryde debates a controversial heritage policy, Clr Jordan Lane takes a stroll down Wilga Street to look at what Ryde can learn and what can be achieved when heritage delivers on its full potential.

Q: What can the City of Ryde learn from Wilga Street ?

A: Wilga Street residents obviously take great pride in their street, their homes and the neighbourhood. They created this beautiful heritage street through their own initiative, care and pride of place.

Unlike Ryde, heritage protection wasn’t imposed upon them as a social experiment .

Q: Should council tell people what they can and cannot do with their heritage homes ?

A: Council‘s Local Environment Plan (LEP) is the supreme planning document that determines permissible zoning and

Councillor Jordan Lane in Wilga Street.

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land use. Unlike this heritage review, the LEP is upfront with the community about an acceptable uses of land. Heritage needs be considered holistically as part of an overall vision for Ryde - not arbitrarily imposed by the Mayor. He should have the temerity to set heritage protections through the LEP. This is a far more strategic approach, and requires extensive consultation with residents that he cannot run away from.

Q: Many ratepayers support the heritage policy because it preserves the character of the historic areas where they live and increases the value of their homes as heritage homes in a heritage street ?

Do you accept their argument?

A: I’ve spoken to many residents who like me, support heritage. However most accept that if you work hard to own a home, you should be entitled to a say about the future of your home. We can still preserve heritage, but we need to be upfront with residents and recognise that not everyone can afford the additional costs.

Council’s Local Heritage Assistance Fund is an admission that this policy will add costs to basic home maintenance. Worse, of the thousands of new homes earmarked for heritage, only 33 lucky owners will be able to claim the assistance in full.

This is clearly unfair and needs to be reformed if we are to protect our most vulnerable ratepayers.

Q: It was Ryde’s lack of a heritage protection policy that led so many people in Hunters Hill fight to against a proposed merger with Ryde.

A: More than heritage, I believe it is Ryde’s addiction to property developer money than has caused so many in our community to be fed up. Unlike our sensible neighbours, Ryde Council is constantly supporting new development.

Council is so addicted, that the Mayor is now mortgaging Ryde to the property development industry in order to find new projects.

Q: Mayor Jerome Laxale argues that the heritage policy protects neighbourhoods from overdevelopment, do you accept that ?

A: I think it is hypocrisy that Mayor Laxale and his Labor-Green coalition promote themselves as fighting overdevelopment.

They were quite happy to support a 63 storey development in Macquarie Park, known to many people as “Laxale Towers”, which was most strongly opposed by local Liberal MP Victor Dominello.

He should focus on stopping high-rise development, not attacking hardworking mums and dads. *** Mayor Laxale voted not to recommend the development in Macquarie Park.

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Getting ready for the 2019 Granny Smith Festival Grand Street Parade

A great day out at the Granny Smith Festival Thank you to everyone who attended the Granny Smith Festival and made it such a memorable event.

The Granny Smith Festival continues to provide us all with a great way to celebrate Eastwood’s history as well as the City of Ryde’s continued evolution as one of Sydney’s major multicultural centres.

I would like to say a special thank you to all the performers who entertained the large crowds throughout the day and night, as well as the volunteers and City of Ryde staff who put in countless hours to make the Granny Smith Festival such a success each and every year.

NSW Government called on to declare a climate emergency The City of Ryde continues to lead the way on tackling climate change.

We were one of the first in Australia to declare a climate emergency and at last week’s Local Government NSW annual conference a motion we put forward calling on the NSW Government to also declare a climate emergency was carried by member councils.

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The leadership shown at local government level on climate change is extremely heartening and it is now clear the NSW Government urgently needs to lead a bi-partisan, clear, effective and unambiguous state-wide approach to avert a climate crisis in this state.

Nominate for Citizen of the Year awards Nominations are now open for the 2020 City of Ryde Citizen of the Year and Young Citizen of the Year awards.

If you know someone who makes an exceptional contribution or improves the quality of life for people in the City of Ryde I strongly encourage you to nominate them for an award. The awards are open to all Australian citizens living in the City of Ryde.

Further information is available at www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/citizen.

Nominations close on Monday 25 November.

Sincerely,

The following Development Applications were determined in the period 7/10/2019 to 13/10/2019. The reasons for the decision can be viewed by accessing Council’s DA Tracker at: www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/eServices Central Ward Approved East Ward Approved LDA2019/0165 LDA2019/0153 7 North Rd RYDE 83 Phillip Rd PUTNEY New illuminated wall sign.

First floor addition to dwelling.

LDA2019/0175 MOD2019/0177 7-11 Talavera Rd MACQUARIE PARK 117A Wicks Rd MACQUARIE PARK Three new pylon signs.

Section 4.55 to modify development LDA2019/0271 consent in relation to street trees.

15 Napier Cr NORTH RYDE New dual occupancy (attached) and West Ward Approved strata subdivision.

LDA2019/0156 LDA2019/0285 2 Hermoyne St WEST RYDE 12 Patricia St MARSFIELD Demolition, new multi-dwelling Torrens Tittle subdivision of existing containing 3 x 3 bedroom dwellings dual occupancy (attached). and strata subdivision.

MOD2019/0175 34A Falconer St WEST RYDE Section 4.55 to add 500mm to parapet wall.

Refused LDA2019/0110 7 Ivy St RYDE New two storey dual occupancy (attached).

LDA2019/0263 21 Clifton St WEST RYDE Alterations and additions to dwelling.

MOD2019/0179 55 Russell St DENISTONE EAST Section 4.55 to modify location of the internal fence and landscaping.

DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED The following applications have been received and Council invites public comment before making a decision: Property: 15 Federal Road, West Ryde Local Development Application No. LDA2019/0341 Applicant: Allan Ernesto D’Souza New multi-dwelling housing comprising 3 dwellings (1 x 2 bedroom and 2 x 3 bedroom) and strata subdivision.

Property: 3 Lawrence Street, West Ryde Local Development Application No. LDA2019/0344 Applicant: AS Architecture Pty Ltd New multi-dwelling housing comprising 3 dwellings (1 x 4 bedroom, 1 x 3 bedroom and 1 x 2 bedroom) and strata subdivision.

Submissions regarding the above applications must be lodged no later than 13 November 2019.

Anyone may make submissions to Council. Submissions are required to be in writing. They should be addressed to the General Manager and sent by post, email or delivered in person to the Customer Service Centre. A submission by way of objection should specify the grounds of objection. The City of Ryde has resolved that all submissions received in relation to rezoning and development applications will be publicly accessible on request. The supply of personal information is voluntary. However if you choose to make an anonymous submission it may be given less weight (or no weight) in the overall consideration of the application. Development Applications are available for inspection electronically and without charge at the Customer Service Centre, 1 Pope Street, Ryde (within the Top Ryde Shopping Centre) between 8.30am and 5.00pm Monday to Friday (2nd Thursday of each month – 10.00am to 5.00pm).

To make an appointment go to www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/planningandbusiness or call 9952 8222.

Clr Jerome Laxale

HAVE YOUR SAY

Mayor Phone 9952 8222 mayor@ryde.nsw.gov.au

Draft Permit Parking Policy

AUTHOR’S PLATFORM: MONICA TAN

6.30 – 7.30pm, Ryde Library Join Monica Tan in conversation with composer and Councillor for City of Ryde Christopher Gordon about her new book Stranger Country.

As a first generation Australian, Monica questioned, “Will I ever belong to this country?” Quitting her dream job and setting out on a six month journey of self-discovery across Australia’s outback, Monica’s answer is surprising.

Gold coin contribution, refreshments provided.

Bookings are essential. Visit cityofryde.eventbrite.com.au or call 9952 8352.

GARAGE SALES

From 9.00am • 42 Blenheim Road, North Ryde List your garage sale for free at www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/garagesales

The City of Ryde’s Draft Permit Parking Policy is on public exhibition for community comment. This draft policy aligns Council with Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) guidelines regarding permit parking schemes.

Why is an updated policy required?

RMS recently updated its Permit Parking Guidelines, and it is mandatory for Council’s permit parking schemes to comply with the RMS guidelines and associated legislation.

Want to find out more?

Council is hosting information sessions to assist in clarifying the changes in the policy. For information session dates and times and to register, please go to: www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/haveyoursay/permitpolicy How do I make a submission?

Online Complete the online submission form at www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/haveyoursay/permitpolicy Closing date for submissions is Wednesday 20 November 2019.

For more information For more information or for assistance, please contact our Customer Service Centre on 9952 8222 or visit the Have Your Say page at www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/haveyoursay/permitpolicy

/CityofRyde www.ryde.nsw.gov.au

Customer Service Centre: 1 Pope Street, Ryde Locked Bag 2069, North Ryde NSW 1670 P: 9952 8222 E: cityofryde@ryde.nsw.gov.au

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PUBLIC NOTICES PROPOSED CLASSIFICATION OF LAND -

15 Halifax Street, Macquarie Park Council is to acquire the land known as proposed Lot 8 in a proposed Stratum Subdivision of 15 Halifax Street, Macquarie Park being Lot 104 DP1224238 (Land) pursuant to the provisions of Ryde Local Environmental Plan 2014 for the purpose of Community Facilities.

Pursuant to Section 34 of the Local Government Act 1993, Council proposes to make the following resolution with respect to the Land: (a) That pursuant to Section 31 (2) the land known as proposed Lot 8 in proposed Stratum Subdivision of 15 Halifax Street, Macquarie Park being Lot 104 DP1224238 be classified as operational land.

PROPOSED CLASSIFICATION OF LAND 101-107 Waterloo Road, Macquarie Park Council is to acquire 21 proposed Individual Stratum/Strata lots in a proposed Stratum Subdivision of the land known as 101-107 Waterloo Road, Macquarie Park being Lot 4 DP1046092 (Land) pursuant to the provisions of Ryde Local Environmental Plan 2014 for the purpose of Affordable Housing Apartments.

Pursuant to Section 34 of the Local Government Act 1993, Council proposes to make the following resolution with respect to the Land:

Ryde MP Victor Dominello joins Denistone East Public School Principal Michelle Collyer and teacher Kate Bowman at a class where students used new technology to study traditional Aboriginal food gathering and food preparation. TWT on-the-spot PHOTO

Denistone students start class in multi million dollar buildings

A TEN MILLION dollar upgrade of Denistone East Public School was inspected by Ryde MP Victor Dominello last Friday who said he is thrilled with what he saw.

The upgrade delivers six new contemporary classrooms, amenities and an upgrade to the administration building.

Mr Dominello said the State Government is proud to provide the school with the facilities students need and the local community deserves.

“It has been fantastic to watch the progress of the Denistone East Public School upgrade and I am sure the school com-

munity is excited to use their new facilities.”

“We are making the largest investment in public school infrastructure by any State Government in history.

“This includes building new schools but also upgrading existing facilities to enhance the educational environment for students.”

The Ryde MP also sat in on a class where new technology was used to teach students about

traditional Aboriginal food gathering and cooking.

School Principal Michelle Collyer showed off the new school facilities which includes an circular room with an innovative acoustic system that is designed to make talks and speeches audible without the use of a sound system.

Mr Dominello said the government will invest a further $6.7 billion over the next four years to de-

liver more than 190 new and upgraded schools. “ In addition, a record $1.3 billion is being spent on school maintenance over five years, along with a record $500 million for the sustainable Cooler Classrooms Program to provide air conditioning to schools,” he said.

“This is the largest investment in public education infrastructure in the history of New South Wales.”

Follow us to the Diwali Festival on the Common

NORTH RYDE COMMON will come alive with the festive colours of India for what is expected to be one of Sydney’s largest festivals in November.

The Diwali Festival will be held on the Common on Saturday November 16 from 12 noon until 7.45 pm when there will be a fireworks spectacular.

It will feature cultural performances as well as Indian themed food and craft stalls.

Ryde India Association President Kedarnath (Kevin) Pagaddinnmath told The Weekly Times the Diwali Festival on the Common seeks to recreate the authentic atmosphere of a traditional Hindu Diwali Festival in India.

He said this centuries old celebration honours the victory of the God Rama and the forces of light over the forces of darkness.

“The fireworks display, particularly, celebrates the victory of light over darkness and good over evil,” he said.

“It will also celebrate a new year for the Indian community and it is the one festival that is celebrated right across India.

“It is also our aim to promote multiculturalism and we invite families from every cultural background to come and join us in celebration.”

He said children are especially welcome and there will be rides and other children’s activities.

City of Ryde Clr Bernard Purcell said it is a honour to host the Diwali Festival on

the Common.

“Even though this is an Indian Community event it is for everyone and everyone

is welcome,” he said.

“I am particularly happy to work with the Diwali team and with the City of

Ryde’s Indian community to promote this event, which should be spectacular.”

(a) That pursuant to Section 31 (2) the 21 proposed Individual Stratum/Strata lots in a proposed Stratum Subdivision of the land known as 101-107 Waterloo Road, Macquarie Park being Lot 4 DP1046092 be classified as operational land.

You are invited to make written submissions as to the proposed resolutions.

Written submissions are required to be submitted to Council by no later than 20 November 2019, being twenty eight (28) days from the date of the publication of this Public Notice.

Submissions on these proposed classifications must be in writing to the General Manager and can be made as follows: Email:

cityofryde@ryde.nsw.gov.au

Post:

General Manager, City of Ryde, Locked Bag 2069, North Ryde NSW 1670.

Closing date for submissions is 4.30pm on 20 November 2019.

HAVE YOUR SAY Westminster Park Masterplan The City of Ryde is working to improve our parks and sportsgrounds to better meet the current and future needs of the community. Earlier this year, we asked for your ideas and suggestions on Westminster Park and how the park can be improved, managed and maintained into the future.

Based on your feedback we have created a draft Masterplan for Westminster Park which includes a synthetic sports field with field drainage, sports field lighting, a community building, amenities building, water station, additional trees, improved connectivity with Monash Park and other general park improvements.

Council now invites you to provide feedback on the draft Masterplan.

Want to find out more?

You can have your say on the draft Masterplan for Westminster Park online or face-to-face at one of the events below.

Community Drop-In Sessions Where

Westminster Park, near the playground corner Westminster Road and Ryde Road, Gladesville

When

Wednesday 6 November 2019

Time

Anytime between 4.00pm and 6.00pm

When

Saturday 9 November 2019*

Time

Anytime between 10.00am and 12noon

*Come along to the Saturday session and enjoy a free coffee How do I make a submission?

Online

Complete the online interactive map at www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/haveyoursay/WestminsterPark

In Person At one of the drop-in sessions listed above Closing date for submissions is Sunday 17 November 2019.

For more information If you are unable to fill in the interactive map or don’t have internet access, please contact our Customer Service Centre on 9952 8222 or visit the Have Your Say page at www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/haveyoursay/WestminsterPark

City of Ryde Clr Bernard Purcell is pictured on North Ryde Common on Friday with Bijinder Dugal, Ashritha Nani, Pooj Pagaddinnmath and Kevin Pagaddinnmath. TWT on-the-spot PHOTO

Customer Service Centre: 1 Pope Street, Ryde Locked Bag 2069, North Ryde NSW 1670 P: 9952 8222 E: cityofryde@ryde.nsw.gov.au

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Stryder drivers and buses going places

The Greater Sydney Commission has prepared a preliminary Masterplan with ideas for an integrated, accessible and liveable Precinct, and is seeking community feedback.

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Meadowbank Education and Employment Precinct Preliminary Masterplan

To provide feedback or for more information on the project visit: www.nsw.gov.au/meadowbankprecinct

The Stryder team also welcomed new Management committee member Kate Kutty, a valuable acquisition who was interviewed

by Stryder President Ian Dear on the day.

Kate and Ian are pictured with fellow Board members in Secretary Paul Kelly and Vice President David Martin and along with General Manager Virginia Coy, Operations Manager Stav Contellis and Ryde City Council’s Sean Willenberg. TWT on-thespot PHOTO.

Department of Planning, Industry and Environment

Exhibition of State Significant Development Applications Meadowbank Education and Employment Precinct Schools Project Application No Location Applicant Council Area Consent Authority

SSD-9343 2 Rhodes Street, Meadowbank (Lot 10 DP 1232584) NSW Department of Education City of Ryde Minister for Planning and Public Spaces

Description of proposal

Development of a new Kindergarten to Year 12 school catering for 1000 primary school students, 1500 high school students and 120 intensive English students including: • Construction of a multi-level, multi-purpose, integrated school building with a primary school wing and high school wing connected by a central library. The building contains: – collaborative general and specialist learning hubs, with a combination of enclosed and open spaces; – adaptable classroom home bases, central library, laboratories and workshops; – canteens, indoor gymnasium and multipurpose communal hall; – outdoor learning, play and recreational areas (both covered and uncovered); – staff workplaces; – basement carpark containing 60 parking spaces; and • Associated works including tree removal, site landscaping, public domain improvements and construction of ancillary infrastructure and utilities.

Multi-Trades and Digital Technology Hub, TAFE Meadowbank Application No Location Applicant Council Area Consent Authority

SSD-10349 TAFE Meadowbank, See Street, Meadowbank (Lot 11 DP 1232584) TAFE NSW City of Ryde Minister for Planning and Public Spaces

Description of proposal

Construction of a Multi-Trades and Digital Technology Hub at TAFE Meadowbank including: • Various learning spaces, workshop areas, digitally enabled spaces, seminar rooms and industry engagement spaces; • Amenities, end-of-trip facilities and storage areas; • Activation of the laneway and courtyard space adjacent to Building P; • 200 basement car parking spaces; • Loading dock and services accessible from See Street; and • Associated works including outdoor spaces and on-site landscaping.

Council ash trays in Rowe Street East will be sealed under a trial Smoke Free ban proposed by Dr Peter Kim and supported by locals Isabella Lee and Sue Yang. TWT on-the-spot PHOTO.

Smoking ban in Eastwood’s Rowe Street

Exhibition Details

The State Significant Development (SSD) Applications, Environmental Impact Statements (EIS) and accompanying documents may be viewed electronically at the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment at 320 Pitt Street, Sydney or on the Department’s website (https://www.planningportal.nsw.gov.au/major-projects/projects/on-exhibition). You may also view electronic copies at a Service NSW Centre located near you (www.service.nsw.gov.au/service-centre/service-nsw) and hard copies may be inspected at the location(s) listed below from Thursday 24 October 2019 until Wednesday 20 November 2019 during the ordinary office or opening hours of the agency concerned: •

ROWE STREET in Eastwood is to go Smoke Free with a six month trial ban on smoking later this year.

City of Ryde: Customer Service Centre, 1 Pope Street, Ryde.

At the time of publishing this advertisement, the Minister for Planning and Public Spaces has not directed that public hearings should be held.

Have your say

To make a submission online, create a user account on the Department’s Major Projects website at www.planningportal.nsw. gov.au/major-projects. To create a user account, click the ‘Sign In’ icon in the top right of the homepage or under the ‘Services’ tab and then click the ‘Have Your Say’ link.

When you are logged in, find the project(s) you want to have your say on, and click the ‘Make a Submission’ icon. A separate submission will need to be lodged in relation to each SSD Application you wish to comment on.

Anyone can make submissions about the Development Applications within the exhibition period from Thursday 24 October 2019 until Wednesday 20 November 2019.

If you cannot lodge online, you can write to the address below. If you want the Department to delete your personal information before publication, please make this clear at the top of your letter. If you post or hand deliver your submission, it needs to be received by the Department before the close of the exhibition period and include the following: • Your name and address, at the top of the letter only; • The name of the application and the application number; • A statement on whether you support or object to the proposal; • The reasons why you support or object to the proposal; and • A declaration of any reportable political donations made in the previous two years.

A separate letter will need to be lodged in relation to each SSD Application you wish to comment on.

To find out what is reportable, and for a disclosure form, go to www.planning.nsw.gov.au/DonationsandGiftDisclosure or telephone the number below for a copy. Note the disclosure requirements apply however a submission is made.

For more information: 1300 305 695 Planning and Assessment, Department of Planning, Industry and Environment, GPO Box 39 SYDNEY NSW 2001 (Your submission(s) should be marked, Attention: Director – Social & Infrastructure Assessments)

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Before making your submission, please read our Privacy Statement at www.planning.nsw.gov.au/privacy or telephone the number below for a copy. The Department will publish your submission on its website in accordance with our Privacy Statement.

Should the trial be successful it will be enforced by the City of Ryde with fines for offenders.

The trial will apply to the eastern side of Rowe Street and has the support of the local Korean speaking business community, which proposed the idea to Clr Dr Peter Kim. It is expected to see civic ashtrays sealed to deter smoking and will be supported by a public education campaign.

Dr Kim has his surgery in Rowe Street where he treats a significant number of patients for smoking related conditions.

“I see a lot of people with smoking related problems including emphysema and lung cancer,” he told The Weekly Times.

“With this in mind I doorknocked all the local restaurants and restaurant owners who agreed the trial would be in the best interest of the local community.”

Locals Sue Yang and Isabella Lee actively support the trial ban.

For Isabella it is all about the protection of children.

“Not only have I seen children breathing in smoke I have seen young children burned by cigarettes and when I was little I was also burned by a cigarette,” she said.

“There are a lot of children in Rowe Street and the trial ban will be good for their health.”

Locals told The Weekly Times they support the trial ban and hope it will not have to be enforced by fines.

“Smokers are already being hit with a heavy tax on cigarettes in Australia and the ban should be a success for all the right health reasons, not as a revenue raising scheme by council rangers,” one smoker said.

Dr Kim’s motion for the trial ban covers a zone from the corner of Rowe Street East and the East Parade to the Public car park.

It also requires council staff to provide a report to identify other locations in Ryde that would benefit from a Smoke Free zone.

A trial ban was recently introduced by former Hunters Hill Mayor Richard Quinn at the Gladesville Shopping Village, with limited success.

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Bus service a poor alternative to Woolwich wharf closure projects 18 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 23 October, 2019

WOOLWICH residents are concerned about a proposed five month shutdown of their local ferry wharf and have called on the state government to open an alternative wharf and increase bus services.

Residents were told that Woolwich Wharf is being upgraded to provide customers with an improved public transport experience.

The wharf is expected to close from February 2020 and what concerns residents is that no alternative harbour service is being offered and the local bus service is an “inadequate” alternative.

“This is despite the availability of an alternative wharf or floating pontoon at Woolwich dock, directly opposite the existing Woolwich Wharf,“ Collingwood Street resident Stephen Irwin told The Weekly Times.

“The Woolwich dock wharf currently takes large private ferries for such events as transporting passengers to and from Cockatoo Island on New Year’s Eve, so access is not an issue and it is a viable alternative ferry wharf during the upgrade to Woolwich Wharf.”

A problem with the Woolwich dock is that Hunters Hill Council charges a hefty parking fee at nearby Clarke’s Point but Mr Irwin argues that the state government and the council should act in residents’ interests because other parts of harbourside Sydney have had a better deal than they have.

“When the Cockatoo Island and Balmain Wharves were replaced

government ferry services were not stopped as they were simply moved nearby,” he said.

“This is what should happen at Woolwich.”

The Woolwich Wharf upgrade is part of a harbourside wharf renewal program which has been hailed by residents across Sydney as a significant improvement on existing wharfs.

“The wharf upgrade program has been designed to create a distinctive theme for Sydney Harbour,” a Roads and Mari-

time Services spokesperson said. “ The design aims to unify and identify the harbour wharves and the ferry commuter transport system.

“It will provide more options to move around Sydney on public transport.”

Bus services have replaced ferry services at most wharves being upgraded but Mr Irwin says the existing bus service in Woolwich is a poor alternative.

“The 505 bus service to

the city is only available in peak hours during the week and is not available on the weekends and it is a very limited city service.

“Outside of peak times you would be expected to catch two buses to travel to and from Woolwich to the city.

“Elderly Woolwich residents and school children can not be expected to do this, especially later in the evening when the 538 bus service to Woolwich from Gladesville simply stops.I “If you want to have an

Woolwich Wharf evening out in the city, public transport is not available to get you home to Woolwich.”

Residents want Lane Cove MP Anthony Roberts and Hunters Hill Mayor Mark Bennett to act.

“Put in place a plan to operate an alternative ferry wharf from Woolwich dock during the upgrade to Woolwich Wharf,” Mr Irwin said.

“The ferry service to Woolwich is an essential

public service and cannot be stopped for five months.

“If the 538 bus route has to be slightly altered to accommodate the alternative wharf at Woolwich dock, that can be done.”

Do more than hope for a cure - help find one TALENTED scientists in Australia and overseas are working hard to delay, prevent and ultimately cure dementia.

To a great extent, their future success relies on volunteers for clinical trials.

There are several advantages for people with dementia or at risk of dementia, volunteering for a clinical trial.

Research shows that people with dementia, participating in trials do better than those at a similar stage of the disease, but not involved in a trial.

One personal benefit is access to the latest treatment before it’s widely available.

Secondly, by volunteering participants take a more ac-

tive role in their healthcare, and may discover more about their own medical condition.

“Another advantage is that participants receive a high standard of care. In effect, they get their own personal, professional research team who closely track their wellbeing,” says A/Prof Kathryn Goozee, CEO KaRa Institute of Neurological Diseases (KaRa MINDS).

“The participant’s wellbeing is also boosted because they’re making a contribution to worldwide dementia research - to find the cause, treatment and cure. We want every trial to succeed, but if the cause or cure isn’t found, the trial may find treatments to improve the quality of life for people with

dementia.

And there may be other positive outcomes from the trial that accelerate our medical progress.”

Dementia is the second leading cause of death for all Australians and the leading cause of death for women.

It’s likely you know some with dementia, especially as there about 447,115 people living with the disease, and nearly 1.5 million people involved in their care.

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Parramatta News and Views

Parramatta opens one of the world’s great walking trails ONE of the world’s great walking trails was launched in Parramatta last week.

The new 65km Great West Walk walking trail links Parramatta to the Blue Mountains and was launched in Parramatta Park on Friday.

The Great West Walk is a community-led initiative by the Walking Volunteers, who previously helped develop a number of other great Sydney walks.

The Volunteers were praised by City of Parramatta Lord Mayor Bob Dwyer, who said the City of Parramatta is proud to be a partner.

“People are already familiar with the Sydney Harbour Walk, Great North Walk and Sydney’s Coastal Walks, and now the Great West Walk will open the door to the lesser known but equally beautiful bushland corridors, regional parks and waterways of Sydney’s west,” Lord Mayor Dwyer said.

“The City of Parramatta is proud to have contributed to what is sure

to become an iconic walk.

“It is a wonderful opportunity for people from near and far to come and explore Western Sydney, and provides a great excuse to get outside and be active.”

As a part of the project, City of Parramatta Council has delivered a new 1.2km walking track that runs along Toongabbie Creek between Old Windsor Road and Tucks Road, Toongabbie.

The $850,000 Toongabbie Crossing has been jointly funded

by City of Parramatta Council and the NSW Government’s Metropolitan Greenspace Program.

The route traverses through Parramatta, Blacktown and Penrith Local Government Areas.

To support the official opening of the Great West Walk, the Walking

Volunteers are completing the entire 65km over a period of five days.

Setting off from Parramatta this morning, the group is scheduled to arrive at Penrith station at 4:45pm on Tuesday, October 15.

A broad range of stakeholders have worked together to deliver the Great West Walk, including local councils, NSW Parks and Wildlife Services, and Western Sydney Parkland Trust.

Support has also been provided by the Office of the Government Architect; Department of Planning, Industry and Environment; Western Sydney Diabetes; Western Sydney Local Health District; Western Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils (WSROC); and NSW Department of Sport.

For more information, visit greatwestwalk. com.au

DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS Development Applications Determined Notice is given in accordance with Section 4.59 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 of the determination of the following Development Consents and/or Complying Development Certificates.

These consents/refusals are electronically available for public inspection without charge during ordinary office hours at the Development Unit Enquiry Counter on the ground floor of Council’s Offices at 126 Church Street, Parramatta between 8.30am and 5pm – Monday to Friday – public holidays excluded.

APPROVED – CITY OF PARRAMATTA CARLINGFORD DA/467/2019 5 Jennie Place (Lot 95 DP 252418)

The Great West Walk was opened in Parramatta last week.

Alterations and additions to the existing dwelling-house including internal alterations and new rear extension and roofed alfresco area.

Decision Date: 26 September 2019.

DA/294/2019/A 712–714 Pennant Hills Road (Lot 31 DP 1060821)

THE CITY of Parramatta is hosting a free Christmas concert with afternoon tea for senior residents on Wednesday December 11 at Riverside Theatres Parramatta.

The concert will feature a star-studded line up, including host Chris Sebastian, the Mount Druitt Choir and more.

Attendees must be residents of the City of Parramatta and/or ratepayers who are over 60 year of age.

“The Seniors Christmas Concert is a great opportunity to bring the senior community together and celebrate the festive season,” City of Parramatta

Lord Mayor Bob Dwyer said.

“Our senior residents play an important role in our City and we are committed to providing great events to give people the opportunity to connect with their local community.”

The concert will commence at noon with a number of excellent acts for the audience to enjoy.

This will be followed by Christmas festivities and a raffle and will conclude with a delicious afternoon tea in the Riverside Courtyard.

The City of Parramatta is also providing a direct bus service to get to the event. Buses will be

available from Council Community Centres to transport guests to and from the concert.

A cost of $8 per person return trip will apply.

Tickets for buses must be purchased through the Riverside Box Office at the time of booking a concert ticket.

Bus service places are limited.

Tickets are available from Tuesday 8 October. To secure a ticket, contact the Riverside Box Office on 8839 3399 or go online cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au/seniorschristmas Tickets are free of charge and essential for event entry.

Section 4.55(1A) modification to consent for DA/294/2019 to carry out alterations to the existing service station including removal and replacement of the existing underground fuel tanks, fuel dispensers, fill points and associated pipework, removal of the above-ground LPG tank and removal of 1 tree, and the addition of 4 car parking spaces and new waste water drainage.

Proposed modification includes change to conditions relating to demolition inspections and contamination certification.

Decision Date: 24 September 2019.

DA/63/2017/A 19 Pennant Parade (Lot 9 DP 220465)

DA/495/2017/E 1–7 Thallon Street (Previously known as 1–7A Thallon Street) (Lot 100 DP 1221092) Section 4.55(1A) modification to DA/495/2017 for the deletion of the approved 4-storey residential building ‘B’ containing 16 units and construction of 3 additional levels to the top of the approved mixed-use building ‘A’ under The Hills Shire Council consent DA/943/2010/JP, resulting in a 21-storey mixed-use building, an increase in residential apartments from 183 to 191 units, a reduction in car parking from 304 to 302 spaces, associated landscape and engineering changes and amending the voluntary planning agreement (VPA) endorsed under Section 93F of the EP&AA 1979. The proposed modification is to amend Condition 91 to allow an Interim Occupation Certificate to be issued prior to release of Council Bonds.

Decision Date: 25 September 2019.

EPPING DA/292/2019 13 Angus Avenue (Lot 7A DP 21846) Demolition of existing structures, tree removal and construction of an attached dual occupancy development with Torrens title subdivision .

Decision Date: 23 September 2019.

DA/131/2019/A 12 Francis Street (Lot 22 DP 6485) Section 4.55(1A) to approved DA/131/2019 for demolition of existing structures and construction of a 2-storey dwelling with a secondary dwelling to the rear.

Modifications include Doors D7 & D8 and other miscellaneous changes.

Decision Date: 27 September 2019.

DA/166/2019 26 Winifred Avenue (Lot 6 DP 1048313) Removal of 5 trees and construction of a 2-storey dwelling with rear timber deck, retaining walls, swimming pool and associated landscaping works.

Decision Date: 25 September 2019.

Replace an existing timber pergola with a new metal pergola.

MELROSE PARK DA/1157/2016/D 657–661 Victoria Road and 4–6 Wharf Road (Lots 2 & 3 DP 588575, Lot 11 DP 128907, Lots 1 & 2 DP 221045, Lots 1 & 2 DP 128912, Lots 71 & 72 DP 1136996, Lot 2 DP 619396) Section 4.55(1A) modification to approved concept plan for 4-stage mixed-use development, including reallocation of approved residential floor space to commercial floor space, increased deep soil area and modifications to staging of development.

Decision Date: 25 September 2019.

Decision Date: 27 September 2019.

Section 4.55(1A) modification to DA/63/2017 for alterations and additions to an existing dwelling. The proposed modifications include the retention of 2 brick columns and no changes to the existing laundry.

Decision Date: 26 September 2019.

DA/504/2019 24 Tamboy Avenue (Lot 240 DP 259187)

Lord Mayor, Cr Bob Dwyer | Chief Executive Officer, Brett Newman To contact the Lord Mayor follow the link at cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au 126 Church Street, Parramatta | PO Box 32, Parramatta NSW 2124 P 02 9806 5050 E council@cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au | cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au @parracity, @discover_parra @cityofparramatta, @discoverparramatta

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Granny Smith Festival Pictorial

This year’s TWT Granny Smith Festival Queen Lucy Fang arrived at centre stage with last year’s winner and now Queen Mum Divyah Ahlawat in former Councillor Terry Ryan’s famous multi award winning 1958 De Soto Firesweep Convertible used by Marilyn Monroe and other Hollywood stars.

Pictured below left TWT Festival Queen runners-up Laura Middleton, Selina Lin and Victoria Kropacheva in Len Gallo’s Ford Mustang. Pictured below right Riya Ma, Managing Director RMA Projects as platinum sponsor rides with George Circosta in his 1927 Chrysler Convertible.

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Granny Smith Festival Pictorial

Some of the guests about to enter their vehicles for the start of the Grand Parade. They are NSW Labor Party Leader Jodi McKay, Clr Bernard Purcell, Ryde Mayor Clr Jerome Laxale, Clr Penny Pedersen, Granny Smith, Clr Edwina Clifton, Clr Peter Kim, Epping MP and State Treasurer Dominic Perrottet and Ryde MP and Minister Victor Dominello. TWT on-the spot PHOTO.

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As part of their community support model, the Bendigo North Ryde Community Bank has launched their Business Board where the local community can find a business or a service to help you with that odd job or professional service.

“We have a range of local businesses in our community and our Business Board provides the community with an easy way to connect with these businesses” said Branch Manager Pat Italiano.

“Our business

banking customers can leave their cards, flyers or brochures on the Business Board and anyone from the community can come in and take a look”.

The Bendigo North Ryde Community Bank was set up in 2005 by members of the local community to provide banking services to the local community at a time when other banks were closing their branches.

As a Community Bank, they have been supporting the local community for the past 14 years by

returning a portion of their profits to the community.

“We believe successful customers and successful communities create a successful business - in that order” Mr Italiano said. “This is just another way we can support our community and our customers”.

If you are looking for a local business to help you with a job or a service, drop into the branch at Cox’s Road Mall North Ryde and have a look at the new Business Board.

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Destination the spice of life

DEVELOPER Harry Triguboff is opening the door to new styles of living in the first stage of a masterplanned community intended to be a Macquarie Park residential market leader.

The four-stage Destination is being developed on a former Goodman Group commercial site in Talavera Road and ultimately will be home to 1,300 people.

Mr Triguboff, founder of the Meriton group, says stage one, Orana, would be more than ‘just an apartment building’.

“More and more people are telling us that they’d like more than a conventional apartment, no matter how good the views, quality and fittings,” he said.

“We’ve responded by using Orana as a model for future Meriton projects.”

Mr Triguboff says Meriton will be including townhouse-like options, multi-level living, and rooftop terraces.

“You could say we’re taking a new path but I don’t see it like that,“ he said.

“You have to deliver what people want and that’s what Meriton’s always done – that’s why we’re Australia’s most successful apartment developer.”

The 2.37-hectare Destina-

tion site adjoins the Macquarie shopping centre, one of the largest in the southern hemisphere, and is on the doorstep of Macquarie University and the Macquarie Park train station.

Initial stage Orana will consist of a single building with one section rising to 27 floors and the other six levels topped by resident-only gardens and a barbecue area.

The 214-home stage will include an 80-place childcare centre and two retail tenancies.

James Sialepis, the Meriton national sales director, said Orana’s ‘mix’ would include six townhouse-like apartments with rooftop terraces and direct courtyard access to the podium gardens.

“There will also be a selection of multi-level townhouse-style homes, also with private rooftop terraces with turfed areas,” he said.

“The idea of walking outside to something more private than a balcony strikes a chord with many people.”

Orana also would have five four-bedroom penthouses with private roof terraces.

Mr Sialepis said Meriton also was ‘going the extra yard’ when it came to Orana’s traditional-style apartments.

“The Destination site, an island that’s apart from other developments in the area, affords spectacular views that take in the CBD 13km away and the nearby Lane Cove National Park,” he said.

“Our architect, DKO, has ensured that Orana residents enjoy those views, and can lap up the sun, by way or floorto-ceiling glass and generous balconies.”

The Orana’s one, two and three-bedroom apartments and townhouses will have internal areas of between 54 and 105sqm, many will have studies or media areas, and some will have two parking bays in the ground-level undercover parking area.

Orana’s lifestyle facilities will include a gymnasium, 20-metre indoor heated pool, spa and sauna.

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• A prized location, across from L a n e C o v e N a t i o n a l Pa r k , f o o t s t e p s t o M a c q u a r i e S h o p p i n g C e n t r e, H o s p i t a l , U n i v e r s i t y, a n d 4 0 0 m to Macquarie Universit y Station • Orana will of fer purchasers 219 o f t h e l a r g e s t a n d m o s t luxurious apar tments in the area rising 27 levels

• O ve r s i z e d 1 a n d 2 b e d r o o m l ayo u t s p l u s a l a r g e s e l e c t i o n of 3 bedroom apar tments • A s e l e c t i o n o f m u l t i - l e ve l t o w n h o u s e s t y l e h o m e s w h i c h e n j oy p r i v a t e roof top terraces • E xc l u s i ve r e s i d e n t - o n l y f a c i l i t i e s i n c l u d e; p o d i u m g a r d e n s , 20m indoor pool, fully equipped gymnasium, spa and sauna • R e s i d e n t s w i l l e n j oy 13 0 0 s q m of public parklands, onsite childcare centre and retail shops

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Phone

Handy ACCOUNTING

BEDDING

ACCOUNTING & TAXATION SERVICES

0414 658 956

• Chartered Accountant & Registered Tax Agent • Provided at reasonable rates www.rgaccounting.com.au

AIR CONDITIONING ACE AIR CONDITIONING

0411 967 333

Sales, Repair & Install Split & Ducting A/C.

Lic 236838c TOWN & COUNTRY AIR CONDITIONING

9481 0667

Sales, Service & Installation of all domestic & commercial air conditioning equipment. www.townandcountryair.com.au

AU18964 Lic 125392c

ANTENNA

MCA DIGITAL ANTENNA SPECIALIST

0431 444 111

Local Tech, free quotes Fully Ins, Pens Disc, Gov app 5 yrs warranty.

ARCHITECTS

PETER HALL ARCHITECTS P/L

9878 5850

P Hall Nom Arch. 3279 Experienced firm, capable of handling all types of work, both residential and commercial, alterations or new.

ASBESTOS REMOVAL

ASBESTOS AWAY Tony 0405 317 807 * All types of Asbestos removal * Garages & Sheds Demolition * Asbestos Pick Ups & Inspections * Free Quotes * All areas * Fully compliant with Safe Work NSW Reg. * Fully Licensed & Insured www.asbestosawaysydney.com.au Facebook/Instagram: Asbestos Away Sydney Lic.Class B 210719

ballustrades WARD STEEL & ALUMINIUM

9645 6358

Manufacture & install steel, aluminium, stainless steel, glass ballustrades. Pool & garden fencing, auto gate. Custom & design services, free quote, helpful services. wardsteel.com.au

bathroom renovations SPINRYDE HOME RENOVATIONS

9879 4855

7/53-55 Gladesville Rd Hunters Hill NSW 2110 Beautiful bathrooms, fully renovated and guaranteed! 10% Discount (max $500) to Seniors Card Holders! Now offering HSBC interest free periods of 6, 12, 24, & 50 months to approved purchasers* **Minimum spend $5,000 per contract www.spinryde.com.au NSW Builders Licence 45000JP

APS BATHROOM & KITCHEN RENOVATIONS

0410 454 165

Thinking of Renovating ?

Call us for a free quote Bathroom, Kitchen & Laundry Renovations Lic 207688c Over 20yrs Experience www.apsbathroomsandkitchens.com.au ANDREW’S BATHROOM RENOVATIONS

0414 577 574

• Over 35 years experience in bathroom, kitchen & laundry renovations • Qualified & Insured workmanship.

• Projects available on Website • Call for free measure and quote www.perfectceramics.com Lic R71536

The Weekly Times 9807 6666

BEDS ‘N’ SECONDS PAUL GILES

9879 4226

Quality Australian Inner Spring mattresses, Singles fr $139, Doubles fr $279, Queens fr $299. Fast local delivery. Huge range of mattresses, beds & manchester. Your local bed shop! Paul GIles New & Seconds Mattresses. 1A / 28 Buffalo Road, Gladesville

BLINDS

SUNSET WINDOW FURNISHINGS

8765 1733

Free measure & quote! Good quality. Holland blinds, vertical drapes & venetian blinds at factory prices. Washing & repairing of venetian blinds same day service.

BURRA BLINDS AND SHUTTERS

Cameron 0401 805 534 Plantation Shutters, Roller Blinds, Verticals and more. Free Quote. Call Cameron.

bricklayers

BRICKLAYER/BLOCKLAYER

0411 762 242 30+yrs experience. Professional. Small to medium jobs. Insurance work. Replace rusted lintels. Concrete rendering. Free quotes. Lic. R83479 QUALITY WORK GUARANTEED

Gary 0431 163 114 GSH Bricklaying FRONT FENCES * Ret walls * BBQ’s & *Besser Blocks. For prompt reliable service call Gary. Lic No 180752c

BRICK & BLOCK LAYING

Steve 0409 124 751 Extensions, Front fences, garden walls etc.

Lic. 55906c Plus heritage work. Call Steve.

Bricklayer Builder

0419 623 853

Brick & Lintel repairs, retaining walls, concreting, insurance & strata work.

Lic 217657c Ph 0419 623 853

BUILDING CONTRACTORS

SPINRYDE HOME RENOVATIONS

9879 4855

7/53-55 Gladesville Rd Hunters Hill NSW 2110 Authorised STRATCO Dealer and Home Renovation Specialist. Fully Guaranteed to comply with the BCA (Building Code of Australia). 10% Discount (max $500) to Seniors Card Holders! Now offering HSBC interest free periods of 6, 12, 24, & 50 months to approved purchasers* **Minimum spend $5,000 per contract www.spinryde.com.au NSW Builders Licence 45000JP

TASSONE DESIGN & CONSTRUCT

0418 493 789

For all new work, extensions & alterations, renovations or refurbishments. MBA Quality work.

Lic 100569c BP CONSTRUCTIONS

0411 420 011 Brett 9684 6948 All building work including renovations, extensions, decks pergolas & carports, bathrooms. www.bpconstructions.com.au Lic 195060c

builders ALTERATIONS

0418 484 216

9674 7527

Building Evolution Group Pty Ltd

9858 4614

builders

0418 417 440

Specialising in renovating, new bathrooms, laundry, kitchen, decks, open place.

Family operated business .

Free quotes available Call Steve Gjakovski, stevegjakovski@outlook.com.

Lic 299828c

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CUCEK CONTRUCTIONS

Luciano “Lu” 0418 647 641 YOUR LOCAL BUILDER with over 30 years exp. Specialising in bathrooms, alterations, Lic 247952c additions, decks & pergolas.

GRANNY FLAT BUILDERS

0425 298 745

We build Granny Flats in your area, Reasonable prices, Fast and efficient services,Friendly staff Any area, any sites, any sloppy or flat sites, any small access sites or any shape. Tell us what do u want and we will deliver Contact Rav at 0425 298 745 for free site inspection 7am to 10pm , 7 days a week.

CARPENTER/BUILDER MJD CARPENTRY

Matthew 0414 418 248 For all carpentry, gyprocking, painting and maintenance works.

ASH BUILDING & CARPENTRY PTY LTD

0433 275 545

All Building Works, Housing & Commercial Renovations, Decks & Pergolas. All types of Carpentry and Building work. Free Quotes.

Lic 323457c

ACE TRADE BUILDING SERVICES

Michael 0407 912 355 All carpentry, renovations, decks, property maintenance & repairs. All General Building work. Fully Insured.

Lic No 188739C

CARPENTRY & JOINERY

James 0428 581 542 For construction of & repair of decks, pergolas, doors & new building work call James

Lic 179663c

CLEANING - HIGH PRESSURE (continued) SKY PRESSURE CLEANING

0418 605 025

House washing & water blasting driveways, paths & roofs etc.

COMPUTERS

GLADESVILLE COMPUTERS

0401 339 402

• Free service call • Home office support • I.T. specialist • All work guaranteed • www.g1computers.com.au

COMPUTER REPAIRS

DOES YOUR COMPUTER NEED HELP?

Greg 0422 169 313 ❁ Home & Business ❁ Sales & Service ❁ Virus & Spyware removal. ❁ Networking ❁ PC or Mac ❁ NO CALL OUT FEE Call Greg DIP IT

concreting

AAA ALL AREAS CONCRETE

Charlie 0413

777 239

Concrete Driveways Sydney, all types of concrete work, Driveways and Pathways etc.

Small jobs welcome.

Lic. 129960c Over 32 Years Experience.

urbancrete CONCRETE CONTRACTORS

Megna Building Services

Driveways, paths, steps, stencils, stamped, plain & colour concrete. Honest, reliable & Lic 216063c quality workmanship.

0412 435 584

0414 764 349

General Carpentry and Joinery. Cabinetmaking, Maintenance, Building and Repairs. PH O412 435 584.

Lic. 31952c

RYDALMERE CONCRETE SERVICES

0419 423 032

BILL ROWE CARPETS

TCP CONCRETE

0404 770 791

CARPET LAYING

0404 803 496

New carpet laid, re-stretching, repairs.

40 yrs experience.

CEMENT RENDERING

Small/large jobs All decorative concr.

Lic 39926c finishes. All excav. 20yrs exp.

All concrete Works-Plain, Stamped, Stenciled & Coloured & the Resurfacing of old and new concrete surfaces. Domestic & Commercial.

Free Quote.

Lic 52825c

J PRESTIGE RENDERING

G RIGHETTO & SON

Rendering, repairs, blueboard etc Quality service g’teed, no job too big or small. F/Q

Garden Sheds, Paths, Patios, Driveways etc.

Lic11427C

0410 746 378

CLEANING

S & A CLEANING HUS & WIFE

0411 627 847

9630 8722

(owner self)Home/professional/spring/ regular moving windows. 15 yrs exp.

0406 526 688

Professional and Reliable. Home, office and strata cleaning ph 0406 526 688

CLEANING HIGH PRESSURE

0419 282 402

concretE Cutting MASTER CHASING SERVICES

0403 111 758

Specialising in concrete cutting, core drilling, road sawing and wall sawing.

COUNSELLOR MAVERICK CHANGES

0426 821 959

RELIABLE & PROFESSIONAL

Provides out-of-hours Counseling services in Epping - handy location close to transport. We provide Counseling to resolve issues of: Stress, Anxiety & Depression Addictions, relationships, group counseling, grief & loss, loneliness, sexual assault, personal issues.

Hours: 7-9pm Monday to Friday Saturday 9:00am - 4:00pm

Pressure clean & seal d’ways paths, verandahs, walls, roof & pool surrounds. F/Q Up to 50% off* cond apply

RUDIA CURTAINS & BLINDS

NORTH RYDE HIGH PRESSURE CLEAN

9888 5406

Ground & 1st floor additions decks & pergolas.

Plans drawn from concept to completion.I. S. Giltinan Builder P/L.

Lic 91637c

Guide

0414 765 181

Driveways, BBQ’s, Pool surrounds, Sealer.

No job too small

8677 4141

0404 397 198

To advertise Phone Narelle: 9807 6666

curtains

9887 1004

Swags, tail, pelmets - Roman Blinds. Vertical, venetian, Holland & timber blinds, shutters.

Free quote, family business. Alteration.

Phone Phone

Handy

The Weekly Times 9807 6666

electricians

DAMPNESS ANTI-DAMP

9817 7600 0412 229 955

* Rising Dampness * Condensation & Dampness * Sub-floor Ventilation * Rising Damp Contact us for a free quote. www.antidamp.com.au

dentist

PUTNEY DENTAL SURGERY 9809 7110

• Over 25 years’ experience in Putney • Renowned for gentleness and care • Exceptional quality at affordable price • Prompt appointments. 6 days • Bupa Members Gap free regular dental check-up and mouthguard • Book On-Line www.putneydentalsurgery.com.au PUTNEY DENTAL CARE 9808 2588 Putney Dental Care is a national award-winning dental practice focused on delivering the highest standard of patient care and comfort by using the latest technologies. We look forward to looking after patients of all ages in our local community. We offer specialised services such as dental implants, veneers, and orthodontics. Laughing gas and sleep dentistry is available for anxious patients.

DOLL REPAIRS

9808 6314

Old and modern dolls and teddy bears repaired, cleaned and dressed. Local family team.

Yvonne and Cheryl Phone 9808 6314

DRAINER

SYDNEY DRAINAGE EXPERTS Lic 143252c

0414 837 679 Phil 9715 1804 Clearing of blocked drains, sewers / storm water Toilets, basins, baths, shower, laundry, kitchens Jetblasting,electric eel,cctv camera,root treatment All work guaranteed. 25 yrs exp. 24/7 emergency.

Same day service, reliable, professional, efficient.

RYDE SEWERFIX

9809 4230

0412 200 939

Sewer & Stormwater Specialist • Blockages Cleared • CCTV & Pipe Location • Repairs & Replacement • Free Quotes Lic. L985 Over 50 year experience

Electricians

r a ELECTRICAL & ALARM SERVICES

9816 1471

0418 224 924

All Electrical Work. Smoke detectors, sensor lighting, security intercoms, ceiling fans, safety switches, power and lighting points.

Lic72458C No job too small, free quotes.

EASTWOOD Bruce Kennard Pty Ltd

9809 7001

0417 690 627

Domestic & Commercial repairs. Installation, repairs, house, rewiring, security lighting, fans.

Prompt service. Over 26yrs experience. 22 Lic 35887c Thorn St Ryde

GEOFF NASH ELECTRICAL SERVICES

9807 1957

0419 200 011

All electrical installs. & repairs. AH service, Lic No 2871 competitive rates.

RYDE DISTRICT ELECTRICIAN

Blake 0488 843 433 + $0 No Call-Out Fee + Local Ryde District Electrician + Small Family Owned & Run Business + 24 Hour Emergency Service + Seniors Discount +100% Satisfaction Guaranteed Captain Cook Electrical. Credit Cards Welcome

Lic 288540C EASTWOOD ELECTRICAL SERVICES

Gerard 0408 447 882 All electrical repairs, Residential & commercial rewiring . Switchboard upgrades. All new work call Gerard Lic 82184c

GARDENING (continued)

FLOORS

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Guide

GET SPARKED ELECTRICAL & COMPUTERS

Greg 0422 169 313 ❁ How about a safety switch ❁ New installations or renovations ❁ Data, electrical ❁ Domestic, commercial & industrial ❁ Fast reliable service.

Lic 180641c ❁ Servicing All Area

Ozwood Timber Specialist

• Supply and Install Timber & Vinyl floors.

• Sand and Polish D2, 290 Parramatta Rd AUBURN Tel: 9648 0070 www.ozwoodaustralia.com.au Tel: 9648 0040

FLORISTS

Jason 9807 2455 / 0411 749 838

9874 1577

All Electrical work. Domestic & Commercial.

Rewires, safety switches, LED lighting and data. Servicing the local area since 1996. Call Jason.

Lic 164332c

Multi Award Winning Florist Flowers & Gifts for All Occasions Member Interflora Shop 27, Eastwood Centre Shi Li Zhao Email: blossomhouseflorist@yahoo.com.au

DENISTONE ELECTRICAL SERVICES

JOANNE’S FLOWERS GALORE AWARD WINNING FLORIST

Power & Lighting. All electrical work, Upgrade switch board, Rewiring, Celing fan, Smoke alarm, Data telephone. CCTV. Alarm. Intercom

Lic 201164C

All Floral Arrangements, Plants, Gifts.

3 Avon Road, North Ryde 2113 www.joannesflowersgalore.com.au

Andrew/Electrician 0417 909 407

Ryde District Electrician 20+yrs Exp

Ian 0412 988 012 ✓ Same Day Service ✓ Switchboards, Smoke Alarms, ✓ Lights, Power, Phones, Broadband (Points) ✓ Pensioner Discounts ✓ Ryde Area - Hunters Hill & Gladesville ✓ Small Jobs Welcome www.secure-electrical.com.au Lic 92264C

EXCAVATIONS

EXCAVATIONS, DEMOLITION DEMO POOLS, BACK FILLING

0418 250 404

9817 3911

5 tonne excavator with hammer. Rock exc., Bobcat, Tippers. Free fill delivered.

R54172

FLECK RUBBISH REMOVALS & MINI EXCAVATIONS

Glen 0418 268 040 Narrow Access Excavation. Excavators from 760mm wide up to 1200mm wide. Dumper Tippers 760mm wide. Bobcats 3 Tonne Trucks. All Areas. Best Rates. Call Glen

FENCING

PRIMO FENCING 0417 468 166 Specialist in treated pine & hardwood, A1 workmanship guaranteed

LOCAL FENCING 9807 2367 Quality timber, c/bond, gates, pickets, pool, log walls. Free quotes KOALA FENCING

Martin 0412 010 212 Horizontal & Privacy Fences. Pool fences & gates. Timber & colourbond, fence repairs. call Martin 0412 010 212

ANDREW SPIES FENCING

0410 534 692

Specialises in all types of fencing. View website @ Andrew-Spies-Fencing.com

ACTIVE FENCING

Peter Carbon 0425 203 080 Boundary and paling fencing. Also Gates and picket fences. Ph: Peter 0425 203 080

Smith Fencing

0400 598 403

Timber Boundary Fencing, Gates & Pickets.

Small jobs & Repairs Welcome psmithfencing@gmail .com FENCING INNOVATIONS

FLYSCREEN & GLASS REPAIR

0412 503 020

Security Door & Flyscreen windows. Also glass repairs, broken windows & doors, sash cords etc.

All gardening work / lawn mowing, etc.

Nick 0408 688 949 Qualified horticulturalist Specialising in garden maintenance, garden make over’s and organic vegetable gardens. Fully insured. Call Nick.

AL’s COMPLETE GARDEN CARE

Al 0414 753 258 Qualified horticulturalist, Complete garden maintenance. Lawn mowing, hedging, fertilising, weed control, high pressure water cleaning Comm/Res/Strata Call Al

able Gardening

Andrew 0415 756 713

• 1/2 price this month • 20% Pens. Disc. Gardening, Landscaping • Turfing, Tree & Stump removal • Garden restoration, trimming & weeding • F/Q Fully Ins. Call Andrew

GECKO PLANTSCAPE

Robbie 0412 131 362 Irrigation solutions for your garden during water restrictions. Horticultural advice, garden maintenance and green walls. Qualified Horticulturist fully insured. Call Now Robbie 0412 131 362

FURNITURE REPAIRS GAS LOCAL GAS SPECIALIST & CABINET MAKING SYDNEY 0414 837 679 Phil 9715 1804 TRADITIONAL FINE FURNITURE

8765 8949 Leakfinding, fixes, repairs / renewals, new con-

0417 457 897

Custom made furniture and specialist repairs & restoration work. 30 years experience.

garage doors

SYDNEY WIDE GARAGE DOORS

Andy 0423 156 789 Installation, repair all type garage doors, garage motors ,sliding gates, swing gates garage remotes, spring, same day service, free quotes.

RYDE GARAGE DOORS 9809 1965 Installation, sales & service. B & D Dealer. Call for free quote.

ALPHA GARAGE DOORS AND AUTO OPENERS

0423 755 077

Supply - Install - Repairs: . Garage Door Motors . Sliding & Swing Gate Motors .

Remotes

GARDENING

ABLOOM ACE GARDENING

8819 4980

Sam or Chad 0410 774 647 Restore overgrown gardens, Land & yard clearing, Trimming, Weeding, Lawnmowing, Turfing, Tree lopping, Stump Removal, Landscape, Plants, Gurney wash, Rubbish removal. Regular Maintenance, Pens Discount. Fully Insured, 7 Days, Best hourly rate. Free quotes. Call Sam or Chad

NORTH RYDE GARDENING

0414 765 181

Alan 9888 5406

Your reliable gardener. Weed, dig, trim, clean, tree trim/lopping, stump grind, mow, turf, rubbish removal, maintenance, high pressure cleam. Call Alan

nections/servicing/commissioning of room/ central heaters, fake coal/logfires, commercial kitchens, cooktops, ovens, stoves, hotwater heaters, all makes/models, Rinnai, Rheem, Pyrox, Bonair, Everdure, Electrolux Westinghouse, Chef, Miele, Smeg, Bosch, Vulcan, Dux, Jetmaster, realflame, Genesis, bayonets fitted, LP/ BBQ conversions, (carbon monoxide testing). Same day Service, reliable, professional, efficient. All work Guaranteed. 25 yrs exp. C/Cards, Eftpos, 24/7 Emergencies.

Lic 143252C

GLASs

GLADESVILLE GLASS SERVICE

9817 3416

9816 3055

Glass repairs Com. & Dom. • Shower screens, mirrors • All glass requirements • Free measure and quote. 278 Victoria Rd, Gladesville.

GET GLAZING 0420 996 Fast glass replacement. Free measure & quote. Call Matt

778

EXCELL GLASS SERVICE 9874 9555 All your glazing needs. Mirrors, tables, safety glass or repairs. 1073 Victoria Rd, West Ryde.

guttering

GUTTER-SNIPE GUTTER CLEANERS

9477 5943

We clean roof gutters, no mess, local, guaranteed, insured

Just gardens

8866 0954

Mark 0411 548 503 Is your garden overgrown. Call Mark for your garden needs. a & a absolute best price

0419 447 126 9439 8550

All types of fencing, brick, timber, colorbond & pool. 30 yrs experience.

9809 3082

FLYSCREEN

DOWN TO EARTH GARDENING SERVICES

9648 0040

9648 0070

BLOSSOM HOUSE FLORIST

CJM ELECTRICAL

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Jack 0411 351 161 Digging, weeding, land & yard clearing, tree lopping, trimming, pruning, restore overgrown garden, turflaying. Pensioner discounts. Ring Jack

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guttering (continued)

ironing services

0414 837 679

IRONING

GUTTER, DOWNPIPE CLEANING SPECIALIST

Local, efficient, reliable, on time. Gutter mesh & guard (install/replace) Leakfinding, gutters, downpipes, valleys, flashing, install & repairs whirlybird, venting, Lic 143252c raintanks, roof & skylight leaks.

25 yrs exp, Eftpos, C/Cards Accepted

hairdresser want a great haircut?

9888 5257

HANDYMAN

S.S. CARPENTRY & HANDYMAN SERVICES

Sam 0414 413 326 Specialising in all Building, Carpentry & Gyprocking work. Free Quotes & Pens. Disc.

Ph. Sam Nicholas carpentry & Handyman services

Steven 0419 606 288 • All Trades • Bathroom & Kitchen Renovations • Pergola’s, decks, roofing, gyprock, & painting • All minor & major repair work • Quote this advert and get a 10% discount !!! • Call Steven www.nicholascarpentry.com.au Lic no 108119c

0435 617 567

Good Experience. Includes doors, lock doors, frame, windows, ceilings, walls, Gyprock, tiles.

Timberflooring fix or replace and painting.

Call Kee 0435 617 567 Lic 296601c

FMG HANDYMAN AND HOME MAINTENANCE 0431 585 504

Painting, Gyprock repairs, Tiles repairs, Carpentry, Landscaping, Lawns, Tree lopping, Yard clean ups. 20+ years experience, Free quotes.

No job too small Fully insured call Frank 0431 585 504 THE HANDYMAN VAN

Call Bruce on 0400 999 239 Bruce is a reliable, honest & friendly handyman delivering quality service that is guaranteed. Experienced, fully insured & offering pensioner discounts, you cant go past the Handyman Van.

Hedges

hot water services A LOCAL HOT WATER SPECIALIST

pos, 24/7 Emergencies.

Lic 143252c

RYDE HOT WATER SERVICE

0412 200 939

Installations, repairs & sales. Electric and gas Lic No L985. hot water heaters.

AUSTRALIAN HOT WATER HOT WATER SPECIALIST EASTWOOD

Est. since 1986.

GRANITE MARBLE CAESAR STONE

9809 3623

Kitchen & vanity tops 100’s of colours. Est 60yrs Gladesville. www.ronbennettmarble.com.au Aryan Kitchen

0423 219 919

Free quotes / Pension Discount. Guaranteed, honest, reliable, Fully insured.Ph 0423 219 919.

LAWN MOWING (continued)

FULL KITCHEN PACKAGE $4999.

Include; Cabinetry, Oven, Cook top, Range hood, Sink, Mixer tap and Tiles.

256-258 Victoria Road, Gladesville myaryankitchen@gmail.com www.aryankitchen.com.au

9874 8620

Sales, service, installations on all brands. Est. since 1986 www.australianhotwater.com.au.

Lic 53936C

TESSA PAINTING & MAINTENANCE

0411 143 534

Cheapest price, best quality. We prove it. Fully guaranteed 20 years experience, free quotes

Lic 164240

PAINTERS & DECORATORS

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JAYS MAINTENANCE PLUS A-TEAM RENOVATIONS Jason 0424 619 816 Jim 0411 696 165 SERVING THE LOCAL AREA FOR OVER 10 YEARS. Lawn, gutters cleared.

Fully Insured. Call Jason

0413 395 444 NS LAWN CUTTING - Affordable

0412 448 623

Good Pensioner Discounts. Free Quotes.

10 Years experience. Satisfied customers. Insured.

STOP – Don’t Paint Before You Call Us. Professional & reliable. Prices & quality guaranteed. Call the Team you trust!!

Lic 152633c Call Jim PETER PAINTING

0423 808 115

8819 2795

20 yrs exp. Work guaranteed Pensioner DisLic 157468c count. Free Quotes BILLY’S PAINTING & DECORATING

THE MOWER SURGEON 0407 419 793 0414 881 267 9878 1677 All work guaranteed, fully insured, free quotes.

3 mth warranty on mower, chainsaw & line

Lic 158883c trimmer repairs & service.

COMPLETE CUSTOM KITCHENS Glenn 0414 717 111 Highest quality custom kitchen renovations LAWN MOWING 0421 656 420 Complete job. All trades. Unbeatable prices.

LAWNS, EDGES, HEDGES, cut & shaped, Builder 20 Years Experience. Free Quotes.

Pens.Disc. 0414 717 111 Lic no 301036c gardening, tree lopping, gutter cleaning, rubbish

RYDE PAINTING & DECORATING SERVICES

KITCHEN REPAIRS

SKY PAINTING

KITCHEN REPAIRS

Angelo 0408 677 614 Hinges, Doors, Drawers, Shelves, Cabinets, Kick-boards etc.

No job too small. Free quotes 7 days. angeloskitchenrepairs@gmail.com Lic no 139738C

LANDSCAPING

*NICK’S LANDSCAPING & DESIGN*

0418 169 369

removal. All house & yard maintenance. Also Pressure Cleaning. All areas Free Quotes 0421 656 420 Digger’s Lawns & Gardens

0423 219 919

Free quotes / Pension Discount. Guaranteed, honest, reliable, Fully insured.Ph 0423 219 919.

ALTRA MOWING

0402 456 863

Lawn mowing & garden care. Honest & reliable Senior discount. Insured. Free quote.

0402 456 863.

0412 944 025

Genuine local painter, Fully Insured. All types of painting, reliable, reasonable price. Free Quotes -Pensioner Discount.

Lic 150743c

0418 605 025

9929 4966

28 yrs exp. Pensioner Dis Free Quotes MemLic R96188 ber MPA MICHAEL THE PAINTER

Michael 0412 444 838 • Professional and reliable • All types of painting • All areas • Reasonable rates • Best quality • Cheapest quotes • Pensioner Disc Call Michael.

Lic 320177c

W Z FINE PAINTING SERVICE PTY LTD

David 0450 726 188 * Reliable and professional * Guaranteed quality and price. * All types of painting * Fully Lic & Ins. Lic No 310324c * Free onsite quote.

LAWN MOWER REPAIRS

All types of landscaping & design. Sandstone wall / Timber Wall /Block & Retainer Walls PavRYDE CITY MOWERS 9809 0329 EDGE PAINTING ing & all types of landscaping.

Lic 96884c Repairs to most brands of lawnmowers, brushcut-

TREEMENDOUS LANDSCAPES P/L

9874 2605

SAMSON LANSCAPING 0432 474 950 & Property maintenance. Design, Construct, Maintain, Irrigation service ins. Free Quotation. samson.call@hotmail.com Lic 208121c

Phil 9715 1804 STRUCTURAL LANDSCAPING

Servicing / repairs / installs, Gas, Electric, Solar (all makes/models) Rinnai, Rheem, Bosch, Pyrox, Aquamax, Solahart, Thermann, Junkers, Bayard, Vulcan, Hocking, Everhot, Dux, Edwards, Beasley, Roomheaters Same day service, reliable, professional, efficient.

All workguaranteed. 25 Yrs exp. C/Cards, Eft-

9809 4230

KITCHENS

LAWN MOWING Digger’s Lawns & Gardens

ters, chainsaws. Chain sharpening. Guaranteed service. Factory trained & qualified technicians.

Local pick up & delivery available (charges apply)

Paul 0407 207 672 Landscape design & construction. Member of locksmiths AILDM Lic 77216c YOUR ONE STOP SECURITY SHOP 0481 555 659

Gary Superior hedges, lawn handyman services. Call – Gary Bell Refs available

0414 837 679

p/w Family owned. 24hr turn around

Come & see Joe’s Continental Barber 117 North Rd Ryde - Midway shops

HANDYMAN SERVICES

0411 155 774

Phil 9715 1804 Free pick up and delivery Twice daily. 6 days neat & tidy, insured,

Guide

Carl 0414 724 557

All types of structural landscaping from Design to completion. Satisfaction guaranteed. Fully Insured.

Phone Carl ABLE LANDSCAPING

Andrew

0415 756 713

• 1/2 price this month • 20% Pens. Disc. Gardening, Landscaping • Turfing, Tree & Stump removal • Garden restoration, trimming & weeding • F/Q Fully Ins. Call Andrew

9809 0294

24hr Mobile Service & shop. Locks, Free Quotes, reliable service. Servicing Ryde & surrounding suburbs for over 25 yrs.

Buffalo Locksmiths cnr Buffalo Road & Master Lic 408949295 Princes Street.

massage

QUALIFIED STRESS RELIEVING

0406 038 729

Relaxing full body massage. Swedish & remedial.

Ayurvedic style. Home vis it. All Sydney areas.

Authentic Thai Massage

Massage Therapy

Street Ryde/Putney. 25years experience.

PAINTERS & DECORATORS

Lic 267578c/MPA280514

Honest painting

0452 639 991

Joe’s painting 74

0431 026 679

Over 20 years experience. Specializing in repairing cracks, peeling, mills removal.

Interior&exterior, free quote. Fully insured.

Seven years warranty. Eason 0452639991.

Lic 312751

We have a best team of highly experienced over 15 years Domestic/commercial Interior/exterior Cracks/moulds Lic 274648c All guaranteed jobs Papillion painting building services Pty ltd

9809 3990

Come meet our friendly new staff.

968 Victoria Rd, West Ryde Open 7 days 10am-8pm Ph. 9809 3990

TIDY GARDEN LANDSCAPING

0419 203 605 9807 3480 Joseph 0403 621 162 Remedial And Sports Michael Gregoric 3 Henry Specialising in- Garden design- Landscaping, planting, pruning, turfing, cutting small trees, mulching, laying, mowing, ret wall - paving rubbish removal. Free quote 28years experience, Full Insurance.

Sam 0433 742 162 * Master Painters Association Member. * Dulux accredited *Specialised in repairing & repainting. Interior/exterior * Pensioner Discount *Quality Guaranteed. www.edgepainting.net

0403 062 712

Residential and Commercial Real Estate Our services include: Painting and decorating, Wall and ceilings repairs, Plastering, General repairs and maintenance. All insurances provided NO JOB TO SMALL. CALL TONY ON Lic 178295c 0403062712.

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Handy

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PLUMBERS (continued)

pest control

LOCAL PLUMBER

FORENSIC PEST CONTROL PC

1300 360 457

The Pest Detectives All termite & general pestcontrol, sub floor ventilation & bird control. PC Lic 3433

PEST CONTROL 9449 2948 HAVE YOUR HOME PEST FREE FROM $240.00 Cockroaches, Silverfish, Webbing Spiders 40+ YRS Exp.

Shore Pest Services

PLASTERING

GYPROCK PLASTERING SERVICES Demitri 0404 770 412 All types of plastering * Reasonable rates.

Call Demitri

Lic 288665c

PLUMBERS

0488 801 042

• Taps, Hot water, Blocked Drains, Blocked pipes • 24/7 EMERGENCY Plumbers • On-time & Reliable • Plumbers you can trust • All works guaranteed • $0 CALL out • You approve the price before we start! $50 OFF when you mention this AD

BLOCKED DRAINS & SEWER SPECIALIST

9638 1398

0414 808 809

9808 3020

Phillip Draper West Ryde

Lic 3906

0414 837 679 Phil 9715 1804

Guaranteed Same Day Service. Prompt, On time, Efficient, Reliable, Honest. Blocked drains cleared.

Sewer-stormwater, burst pipes, leaking showers Taps/toilets, waterproofing, water filters, hot water heater maintenance accredited repairer/ installer.

Servicing (all makes / models), gas leaks, installs Repairs, connections, appliance repairs,servicing Room-Central heating, fake log/coal fires, stoves BackflowPrevention, TMV’s, downpipes/gutters, cappings Flashings), lead, Roof repairs (metal/ asbestos/Tile / slate) Skylights, leaks / fixes. No job too big or small. All work guaranteed. 25 Yrs exp.

C/Cards, Eftpos, 24/7 emergencies.

Lic. 143252c

domestic plumbing 0416 274 249 leaky pipes & roofs, dripping taps, blocked drains, gas leaks or connections, running cisterns. I can fix it. C. Parker Plumbing 45 yrs in business. 24hrs 7 day emerg. calls.

Master Plumber Gold Lic. L1376

Need a Local Plumber Fast?

9191 7353

Do you have no hot water?

Is your drain blocked?

Are your taps and toilets leaking?

Do you want an extra gas point?

For fast friendly service with a smile Call Jeremy on 9191 7353 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed

0412 200 939

Your Local Plumber for 50 Years. * Blocked drains cleared * Taps & toilets * Hot Water * Gasfitting www.pooletheplumber.com.au

rubbish removals

AB HOME REMOVAL

9809 7555

All suburbs • electric eel • leaking taps • hot water • water • roof guttering • gas fitting • leaking toilets • blocked drain • home renovations • real estate strata.

• 7 days a week friendly sevice.

Lic L 10575

• Local Business Award Winning Plumbers • $0 Call Out Fee* • Fast Emergency Service • Hot Water Repairs • Blocked Drains Cleared • Taps and Toilets • Noisy Pipes • Gas Fitting • Seniors Discounts www.pureplumbingpros.com.au

RYDE SEWERFIX

9809 4230

0412 200 939

Sewer & Stormwater Speciali st • Blockages Cleared • CCTV & Pipe Location • Repairs & Replacement • Free Quotes Lic. L985 Over 50 year experience

FRANK DRAPER SEWER REPAIRS & REPLACEMENTS

0438 065 852

Free Quotes, High Pressure Water Jetter Service. Ryde Lic 181690c

9809 4230

J & M SCHALK.

9878 4483

Roof repairs. Metal, tile & leaking roof replac-

0412 200 939

Local Gas Specialists · Portable Gas Room Heaters Serviced · Carbon Monoxide Testing · Hot Water Heaters · Leak location & repair · New installations, replacement & additions · Bayonets & BBQ conversions.

Lic. L985

Local plumber based in Denistone.

Lic 299998c

0418 247 597

* Maintenance * Repairs * Renovations * Pensioner Disc * Fully Insured Lic.46242c

AAA ACTIVE ROOFING

0404 397 198

Leakfinding/Repairs(tiles,metal,slate)shingals/skylights, asbestos, copper, Waterproofing , Lead, Flashings, cappings, ridgepointing, rebedding, Chimney’s, Stormwater Drains Cleared, relayed, Diverted, fixed.

(Gutter’s/Downpipes) renewal, cleaning, whirlybirds.

Same day service – reliable, professional, efficient.

All work guaranteed. 25 Yrs exp. C/Cards, Eftpos, 24/7 Emergencies.

Lic 143252c

Top ryde top roofing

0410 322 681

• High pressure cleaning • All roof repairs & painting F/Q. • Dulux Colour. • Pens Disc

AARON’S ROOFING

0410 322 681

TAP RESCUE

1300 827 000 We repair, supply, install direct to you TAPS, TOILETS, Hot Water Systems, Water Filters and more. NO CALL OUT FEE! 0414 333 461 Lic 40572c

PAUL RUFF & SON PLUMBING

Est. Locally 1981

0418 961 406

Lic 3792

OPEN SKY PSYCHOLOGY

1300 739 531

• Anxiety, Depression, Complex problems • Addictions, Trauma, Parenting • Children, Teens, Adults, Couples, Families After Hours and Saturdays available.

Bookings within a few days. 6 practitioners (incl. Workcover approved) Suite 9, 227 Morrison Rd, Ryde www.openskypsychology.com.au

Lic 136874c

9871 0313

High pressure cleaning. All roof repairs & colour 20% off. F/Q Pens Disc.

PETER PAINTING

• Plumbing, draining, roofing, gas fitting • Maintenance specialist • Jet blaster & CCTV Lic 117469c • No job too small

9871 0313

roof painting

Psychologists & Relationship Counsellors

9808 4220

Brian 0413 115 450 20yrs exp all areas, rubbish, gard’, pruning & odd jobs. F/Q, same day service 8 days/week.

Brian NO TEXTING.

FLECK RUBBISH REMOVAL

Glen 0418 268 040 • All Areas • 24/7 • Free Quotes • Excavator for hire • Domestic/Commercial • Good Rates • All types of waste • Senior Disc. Call Glen.

CHEAPEST PRICE RUBBISH REMOVAL

9809 2536

0416 295 790

* Residence * Office * Factories * Household * Garden Waste * Large or Small * Deceased Estates * 7 Days * Sen. Disc 25 Years Exp. “We’ll Save You”. Call Gary.

0416 099 599

9613 7774

• All Types of Rubbish – Good Rates • Property Maintenance • Commercial / Domestic Same Day Service • All Areas 24/7 Free Quotes.

safety rails

Safety Rails by Rails 2U

Les 0439 967 102 sam’s roofing P/L Make your home safer by installing internal

Sam 0416 178 058 and external rails by experienced installer.

All metal roofing & guttering, no job too small Can supply and install large range of rail sizes, Lic 215152c 33yrs exp. Ph Sam for quote.

SKY ROOF PAINTING

0411 232 629

8677 4141

0414 837 679 Phil 9715 1804

Blocked Drains specialists. Plumbing, Drainers and Gasfitters. Senior discounts ph 9888 9940 Lic 123739c / 0414 849 366

CMF PLUMBING

Lic R91302.

LOCAL SYDNEY ROOF SPECIALIST

For all your plumbing needs. Free Quotes.

24hr/7days. Emerg. serv.

Visa/Master/Eftpos.

Lic 168655C

0414 849 366

DJ DAISLEY AND SONS PTY LTD 9798 7075

Roof repairs and renewals slate metal tile.. Est 1912. Ph 9798 7075

All roof restore & repair 30% off. Pressure AAA COMPLETE RUBBISH REMOVALS cleaning. F/Q Lic 133762c

ALL DAY/ NIGHT PLUMBING

0413 402 599

0408 642 056

9191 7353 ing valleys, F/Q,

The Punctual Plumbers -

RYDE GAS COMPANY

0403 903 022

roofing

GLADESVILLE PLUMBING SERVICES

9817 4777

9745 5772

• House • Factory • Piano • Furniture • Disposals Competitive Rate with excellent service! All areas!

PH 0403 903 022, 0466 669 107

KW Removals

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AUSSIE BATTLER.

S.A.PLUMBING SERVICES FREE CAMERA SERVICE WITH EVERY BLOCKED DRAIN

JIM MEADE PLUMBING Lic 985

REMOVALISTS

RYDE REPAIR CENTRE 0409 833 832 Repairs all fridges/seal washers, dryers, dishwashers. 7 days.

0409 833 832 9807 9828

Excellent Service. No job too big or small. Local and interstate. $80 per hour.

Fix That Plumbing Gavin 0431 126 808

POOLE & CO PLUMBING

roof repairs

All general plumbing including gas. (24hr Emergency Service) No job too sml. Free quotes. STEMBRIDGE PLUMBING. Lic. 9880 Mastercard & Visa welcome.

PURE PLUMBING PROFESSIONALS

YOUR FAST LOCAL PLUMBER

REFRIGERATOR REPAIRS

0419 409 130 0431 995 369

0416 297 555

COTTAGE & DOMESTIC MAINTENANCE

9809 4230

Guide

0418 605 025

9929 4966

Water blasting & re-spraying 28 yrs exp Pen Dis Free Quotes Member MPA

0423 808 115

8819 2795

High pressure clean & painting. Free quotes.

20% off quoted price. Work Guaranteed.

Lic 157468c

roof repairs

BOB THE ROOFER 0418 677 188 Leak Detection. All roof & gutter repairs guaranteed. 35yrs Exp. C/Cards OK. Lic 123259C

no long waiting lists. No job too small. Senior Discounts. Obligation Free Quote. Ph Les

SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS

9181 1168

0401 802 752

Sewing Machine Repairs all makes, service, incl. Jenome, Brother, Elna, Pfaff, Husquvarna.

Ph 9181 1168 0401 802 752

SKIP BINS

PAYLESS MINI SKIPS

0402 844 744 George 0415 224 460 2-3-4m. Fast reliable service, specialising in small drives. Call George

Solicitors & CONVEYANCING

OSBORNE HOWELL 9807 3222 Over 50 years in RYDE. Shop 6, 43-49 Blaxland Road, Ryde (Entry via Argyle Ave) Wills, Estates, Probate, Conveyancing, Family Law, Commercial Leases, Sale of Business.

To advertise Phone Narelle: 9807 6666

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TILES/TILING

Solicitors & CONVEYANCING LEES & GIVNEY LAWYERS

9816 1122

Established 1983 Accredited Specialist: Family Law and Wills, Estate Law; Conveyancing, Enduring Power of Attorney. Home visits available.

243 Victoria Road, Gladesville

0409 833 832

Repairs all stoves & ovens, 7 days / fast service 0409 833 832 9807 9828

surveyor

0407 442 288

• All Wall And Floor Tiling Interior & Exterior • Waterproofing Interior & Exterior • Kitchen & Laundry splash backs • Bathroom, Pools & Laundry Renovations • Leaking Shower Repairs • Stack Stone & Natural Stones • Professional Friendly Advice • Special Price For Pensioners • Free Measure & Detailed Quote • We Do It Right The First Time.

Call Raymond 0407 442 288 Lic Number 202336c

SAM THE TILING MAN

9808 6854

Suite 3, 75 Rydedale Rd, West Ryde, ats1@ atssurveyors.com.au

swimming

9832 9837

0413 072 621

Small tiling jobs only Lab & Mats under Lic No. 68534C $1000 40 yr exp TONY TILING

CARLILE SWIMMING

9808 3199

Gabriel 0404 032 426 Specilaising in bathroom renos & all types of Lic 251461c wall & floor tiling. Call Gaby

stove repairs

ATS LAND SURVEYORS

Innovative Tiling Floor & Wall Tiling

LEVY PARTNERS 9809 1533 Trusted since 1957 4a Church St, Ryde

RYDE REPAIR CENTRE

tree lopping (continued) VENETIAN BLINDS

ACCLAIM TILING SERVICES

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Enquiries 0417 477 733

Leaders in Learn-to-Swim and Swim Coaching for 45 years at Ryde.

Year round Tuition at all levels in warm (34c) state of the art indoor pools.

• Learn to Swim. Babies, toddlers, pre-schoolers and elementary at 16 Cross Street Ryde.

• Style Correction for school competition in graded classes at Ryde Aquatic Centre

To advertise Phone Narelle: 9807 6666

0414 616 366

All ceramic tiles (wall & floor) etc. All water proofing. All areas.

Lic R78511

tree lopping VIC’S TREE CUTTING

0404 162 752

Guide

9858 2874

Tree pruning and removal, stump grinding. Fully ins. Free Quotes. Qual Aborist. Family business.

A.J’S TREELOPPING & RUBBISH REMOVAL

0412 933 031

Quick, reliable, fully insured, free quote, pens. disc.

Extra services incl. stump grinding, garden main, small concrete jobs, etc.

able tree service 0415 756 713 1/2 price this month, 20% Pens. Disc. All aspects of tree and stump removal. Qualified Arborist F/Q Fully Ins. Call Andrew

S T J Group Tree Services

0412 111 785

Fully Insured • Fully Qualified • Tree services - removal, clearing, lopping, stump grinding, hedging, pruning Free Quotes • call Steve

TV, DVD & AUDIO INSTALLS TV, AUDIO INSTALLATIONS

Nick 0412

667 770

Set up of Plasma/LCD, Home theatre, DVD, Hi-Fi. Pens disc. Technician with 40yrs exp. Call Nick.

TUITION

MATHEMATICS Jo-Anne

0401 914 269

Yr 4-12 Ext 1 & 2. Very experienced teacher & tutor. Call Jo-Anne

0422 682 243

Tutor

Personal Standard Maths tutor graded 6-12, Conversational English / IELTS for exceptional results, with over 10 years experience Ph 0422 682 243.

TV REPAIRS

EXCELLENCE ELECTRONIC ENTERPRISE

0412 566 100

9807 2772

• Install, DVD, Setup box Foxtel/Optus • Get your DIGITAL Ready • All TV, DVD, Hi-Fi, Microwave, Vacuum, Antenna • Owner operated for 20 years

AMORS VENETIAN BLIND LAUNDRY

8765 1733

Gentle pressure clean, wax finish, re-cond. of all makes, free wash with all full reps. Same day serv. Meas & quote on venet, vertical & Holland. Gladesville.

WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS

RYDE REPAIR CENTRE 0409 833 832 Repairs all washers, dryers, fridges/seal, dishwashers. 7 days. 0409 833 832 9807 9828

weddings

RAY WOOD PHOTOGRAPHY

0414 843 759

WINDOW CLEANING

NO STREAKS WINDOW CLEANING, 9808 6773 Eugene 0415 258 454 Prompt, friendly, reliable service, F/Q, fully ins. Eugene SPIC AND SPAN WINDOW CLEANING

Greg 0411 055 Also soft house wash. Greg: H/ pressure cleaning. Sydney Water exempt.

476

OUTLOOK GLASS WINDOW CLEANING 9874 2815 David 0412 667 525 Pressure clean/softwash. Fully Qualified. Fully Insured 20 yrs exp. Call David

To advertise Phone Narelle: 9807 6666

Trades & Services 9807 6666

rvices 9807 6666 glass services

GLASS SERVICES

ation

roofing

RUBBISH REMOVAL

2013 Soccer Registrations New Members Welcome!

ams in 2012 including 13 women’s teams!

No job too Big or Small

Deceased Estates All Residential & Business Waste Trees Lopped Demolition 25yrs+ Exp. Seniors Discounts

0418 486 665 9550 2046

Boys to Men Program

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AWARD-winning high-school speaker Daniel Merza visited Epping Boys High School recently to speak to the Year 10 cohort as part of the school’s “Boys To Men” program.

Using the monkeys metaphor from his book Get the Monkeys off Your Back, Daniel challenged students to reflect and think critically about what prevents them from achieving their personal best and maintaining positive wellbeing.

“If you’re constantly trying to please others to fit in, you will never be happy and engage in unhealthy behaviour. Becoming your own man calls for courage and developing character, which requires not to overly worry about how others see you” Daniel says.

By drawing upon his own story, Daniel shed perspective on mental health and the importance of reaching out for help.

“Staying connected and building positive relationships with family, friends and teachers is key. It’s about remaining strong.

Get out of your own head. Talk openly and maintain perspective. No one succeeds on their own.” For more information www. danielmerza.com

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OBITUARIES ALLEN Jean Ruth - Passed 93 years. away October 15. Late of North GIRVAN Jean - Passed away Epping. Aged 96 years. Funeral October 11. Formerly of Lane Service held in the Gregory & Cove. Aged 92 years.

Carr Chapel, cnr Delhi Rd and Anne Rosemary Plassey Rds, North Ryde on HAGAN Wednesday 23rd October at formerly Hickey - Passed away 2pm.

October 11. Late of Edge Hill.

BRADLEY Charles - Passed Formerly of Tarragal Glen, Erina away October 14 at RPA. and Carlingford.

Formerly of Gladesville. Recently HUNT Ian Sinclair - Passed of Glebe. away October 14. Aged 94 BRYON Graeme Craig - years.

Passed away October 12. Aged McCALLUM Gerald Killian 81 years.

- Passed away October 17 at CLUCAS (Florence) Muriel - Collaroy. Late of Manly, Epping Passed away October 14. Late and Mosman. Aged 88 years. of Eastwood. Funeral Service Funeral Service to be held in the will be held at the Albert & East Chapel, Northern Suburbs Meyer Chapel, cnr Pennant Hills Crematorium, 199 Delhi Road, Rd & Thornleigh St on Tuesday, North Ryde on Wednesday 23 at $2.20 11.30am.

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The playground at Lucas Gardens School in Five Dock has received a state government grant for sun shades. dents as well as proThe hard working School’s P&C for its than $24 million has moting outdoor pro- Drummoyne MP acadvocacy and vision been allocated to 248 grams that the school knowledged the hard for this project,” he projects across NSW facilitates, such as the work of the school as said. through the My Comgardening club. well as the Parent’s In 2017, the new munity Project grant “The project will Committee at Lucas Lucas Gardens was program,” Mr Sidoti also allow students to Gardens School for opened following the said. spend time outside at their help with the grant NSW government’s For further informarecess and lunch dur- application. investment to knock tion about the My ing summer and will “I would like to condown and construct a Community Project ensure the facilities at gratulate the Principal new, state-of-the-art, grant program, visit the school are inclusive of Lucas Gardens, purpose-built school. www.nsw.gov.au/myfor all abilities.”

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Police capture kidnapping suspect

A MAN has been arrested and charged with a kidnapping in Macquarie Park last Friday.

It is alleged the Lindfield man kidnapped a 36 year old woman in Waterloo Road on Friday afternoon after threatening her with a knife.

“He directed her to drive to Ermington where he allegedly bound her hands with cable ties before removing the ties and directing her to withdraw cash from a bank.,” Police allege.

“The woman entered the bank at Ermington about 2.15pm and alerted staff who called police.”

The man was arrested by officers from the Public Order and Riot Squad as he tried to drive away in the woman’s car.

He was taken to Granville Police Station by officers from Cumberland Police Area Command where he was charged with Take/Detain Person With Intent To Obtain Advantage, Aggravated Take Motor Vehicle With Person In It Armed With Weapon as well as Robbery Armed with offensive weapon.

He was refused bail.

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A SIXTEEN year old youth from West Ryde has been arrested and charged with assaulting another boy from West Ryde.

Police allege the assault occured at the boy’s home around 1pm on Thursday and that the victom had his mobile phone stolen at knifepoint before the alleged assault.

Police raided the home around 6.50am on Friday and the teenager was taken to Ryde Police Station where he was charged with Steal From Person, Common Assault, Armed With Intent To Commit Indicatable Offence, Assault Occasioning Actual Bodily Harm and Face Blackened/Disguised with Intent To Commit An Indictable Offence.

He was refused bail refused to appear in Surrey Hills Children’s Court. **** A MAN fled the scene of an alleged as-

sault in Church Street in Ryde on Tuesday, allegedly spilling white powder suspected of being an illegal drug.

Police allege the 22 year old bashed another man with a baton and smashed a shop window after being shut out by the owner.

He was later seen by police at a block of units in Devlin Street and was chased by police along Belmore Lane where is he is alleged to have spilled the suspected drug.

Police eapprehended the man and a sample of the alleged drug.

A subsequent police raid was made at his home where police seized a number of items.

He was charged with two counts of Affray and Armed With Intent To Commit Indictable Offence.

He was refused bail and is due to appear in Burwood Local Court on November 20.

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The 16 year old from Narara and a 13 year old from East Gosford are alleged to have assaulted the 21 year old Epping man outside Epping Station around 1.13 am on Tuesday.

“Without warning the 13-year-old has struck the victim to the side of the face causing him to fall to the ground,” police allege.

“Whilst on the ground both teens have punched and kicked the victim to the face and body.”

It is further alleged they frisked the victims for valuables and fled the scene empty handed.

A police patrol located them on Langston Place and a subsequent chase led to their successful arrest.

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North Epping Men

Wed Oct 16 Oct Club B Swan M Havron d R Kern R Gallop 19/15 T Warner J Fry d N Oppedisano R Crowne 25/24 R Watkins G Scott d J Clough P Delves 19/16 K Douglass R Monteith N Swancott d J Taylor K Douglass R Thorp 28/9 R Seidl D Ballantyne B Daley d J Kaine P Cummins K Beacom 29/14 A Macleod B Godsell B Spaul d J McClintock O Sherrard G Stace 22/17 A Robinson T Holden R Peterson d R Stanton C Sneddon R Matheson 16/13 Sat Oct 19 ClubR Watkins B Spaul d D Singleton G Scott 25/11 O Sherrard N Oppedisano J Fry d J Havron S Burge M Havron 25/22 K Beacom R Gallop d P Cummins

M Hollier 22/16 T Warner R Crowne d A Robinson G Stace 20/16 R Stanton P Delves d C Sneddon N Swancott 26/13 M Brereton R Monteith K Douglass d D Thompson B Swan B Daley 25/23 J Taylor B Godsell S Garvey d A Macleod R Kern R Peterson 26/11 Semi Fin Club Triples R Watkins J Fry R Matheson d M Hollier M Havron P Delves 21/20 KEN DOUGLASS

Gladesville Women

Tue Oct 15 Social E Malcolm L Macdonald d J Bryant E Meagher, K Russell J Jones d R Ellis B Paterson, E Craven K Ruser S Hardacre d A Barton M Luckey R Eagles Raffle K Dare JILL FORSTER

Bowling Round-up Brush Park/Denistone Women

Tue Oct 15 Denistone Major/Minor Pairs Rd 1 M Segula B Smith d C Heming B Reynolds Social Fours M Caldwell S Baillie M Miller E Whatmore d J Roddy T Little H Simmons R Holman, S Tumminello P Nealon A Ross J De Vries d V Olde A McKeon F Laney M Pollard, L Rossi M Johnston C Whitelock F Langdon d P McClean M Armstrong B McGrath S Younie, H Tumminello S McClatchey N Waddell S McWhirter d H Davies C Inogue P Lancett R Lightfoot, U Mere C Jackson C Cupitt P Dick d C Smith B

Ryde Athletics’ outstanding crop of State medallists pictured l to r Ruby Worrell, Zoe Warland, Ben Stevens, Adam Bruntsch, Alyssa Lowe and Mia Marshall

Promising Ryde athletes tune up for nationals

SIX talented young athletes from the Ryde Athletics Centre will be contesting the Australian All Schools Track & Field Championships in Perth in December after achieving top two finishes at the recent NSW All Schools Championships.

In a meritorious achievement, Ryde athletes finished the meet with six gold, five silver and seven bronze medals.

Alyssa Lowe, winner of the 2017-18 TWT Club Six/Ryde Sports Foundation Encouragement Award, continues to excel.

She’ll contest three events at nationals after winning the 16yrs long jump and taking home silver in the triple jump and 100m hurdles. Ryde’s other emerging hurdler, Zoe Warland, will make her debut at the Australian All Schools after winning gold in the 17yrs 100m hurdles.

Two other athletes also making their Australian All Schools debut are Mia Marshall who convincingly

won the 13yrs Pole Vault to claim her NSW spot and Arabella Price who came home with silver in the 15yrs 2000m Steeplechase.

Rounding out the group are Ryde’s two male representatives.

Ben Stevens will line up in three events after he won the 14yrs shot put and discus and finished second in the hammer throw.

Joe Harvey will contest the 13yrs 800m after placing second in NSW and the top prospect also picked up a bronze medal in the 400m.

Ryde’s other State medal winners include current Sports Star of the Month nominee Sophie Gocher

after her decisive win in the 19yrs 1500m and Ryde’s 2018-19 Sports Star of the Year finalist Jacob Leon, who finished with bronze medals in both the 15yrs 3000m and 1500m.

Adam Bruntsch claimed bronze in the 15yrs 2000m Steeplechase while talented young sprinter Ruby Worrell’s move up to the 13yrs 400m event paid off with a bronze medal.

Rory Davison pulled out a huge leap on his last jump in the 14yrs triple jump to secure his first NSW All Schools bronze medal.

Julia Kelland was competing in her last NSW All Schools Carnival and also went home with a bronze after placing third in the 19yrs javelin.

Palmer P Stewart M Dewhirst, M Forbes N McCleod C Dixon B Peddell dr M Woods N Dal Santo R Pacey J Elliot Thu Oct 17 Brush Park Mixed Pairs Rd 1 E Leermakers P Roy d M Dewhirst B Dewhirst,H Davies G Monk d M Forbes J Forbes, F Langdon B Goldsworthy d C Cupitt C Cupitt MARIE DEWHIRST

North Ryde RSL Women

Tue Oct 15 Semi Final Minor Singles Rk 12 R Inchley 26 W Hyland 12 13 S Fennell 26 A Brohalm 8 Final Tue Oct 22 between S Fennell and R Inchley Rk 9 M Nicholson F Lancett I Hitchens 21 J Fahey E Marsden S Beram 7 Rk 10 C Briggs P Ferris S Leabeater 13 C Briggs M Burkett C Candrick 11 Win Rk 10 C Briggs P Ferris S Leabeater R/up Rk 9 J Fahey E Marsden S Beram J/ pot not won Thu Oct 15 k 8 R Gaspari S Sennell I Hitchens 19 R Gaspari L Humphreys S Leabeater 12 Rk 9 C Renwick B McClintock C Candrick 22 W Hyland M Burkett S Beram 11 Rk 10 R Stephens J Hope A Richardson 21 J Bax R Inchley D Fenelon 16 Win Rk 10 as above Fashion Parade Oct 28 still time to ring or put your name down Nov 1 our train trip to Tullawong, then back to Lunch at Griddles at Rouse Hill Car pool at North Ryde please contact Wendy Hyland on 98071691 or Susie Fennell on 9869, 8007 no bowls Melbourne Cup day COLLEEN RENWICK

North Epping Women

Tue Oct 15 Social R Delves G Tucker V Riley d L Watford P Spaul J Thorp 20/16 C Avis S Farrelly J Swan d R Knott

J Grimes T Hilder 25/11 L Walsh F Quance L Pierens d S Caswell P Lane J Havron 26/14 Minor Sing Rd 1: J Palmer d L Finnigan 20/16 SUE ARCHIBALD

Putney Tennyson Men

Wed Social M Caruso/K Lake d P Dobie/KRiley 28/12 K Wooden/K Beatty d Bob Prentice/R Rees 23/16 A Jarvis/A Heyes d J Carrington/J Stanton 25/18 P Noone/D Walker d P Smith/Brian Prentice 24/12 A Bolster/J McConnell d K Jennings/L Ager 19/16 K Andrews/G Butt/R Marrins d J K Andrews/Falsone/A Long 22/19 B Lancett/B Jazzprissa d C Dale/P Harris 35/10 Sat Social K Beatty/J McConnell d M Johnson/P Joint 32/16 K Riley/P Harris d P Smith/I Radovnikovic 28/25 J Elliott/R Rust dr P Cormican/R Marrins 19/19 B Reynolds/A Heyes d R Rees/A Windle 22/16 KERRY BEATTY

Brush Park Men

Club Triples Rd 1 J Dixon G Young D Hosking d R French F Lacey A Cukon 20/18 T Siviour D Kensett/Smith W Dewhirst d N Holman G Willis R Summerhayes 24/23 C Carmichael J Roddy R Palmer d J Forbes J Hobson P Roy 31/10 P Taylor B Goldsworthy J Stuart d G Monk G McDonald T King 29/9 Club Triples S/F D Livesey J Roddy R Palmer d T Siviour D Kensett-Smith W Dewhirst 25/24 P Murphy B Goldsworthy J Stuart d J Dixon G Young D Hosking 28/11 Wed OCT 16 Social S Merani B Wood d R French J Mazzaferro 25/21 G Willis R Palmer d R Hall T Bromley 25/17 R Summerhayes J Stuart d R Hoare D KensettSmith 24/20 N Holman N Elder d G Monk R Pres-

ton (Carl) 22/19 J Wedderburn A Burgoyne d F Lacey G McDonald 32/19 J Higgins J Roddy d B Logan B Goldsworthy 19/15 J Uren P Murphy d T Siviour W Dewhirst 26/13 Thu OCT 17 Social J Arkins J Mazzaferro d R Milner T King 21/14 Visitor A Carter B Took d M Harris C Norgate R French 22/16 A Moore H Jones J Hobson d T Minoque F Woodley A Stone 27/16 E Rayner R Dickinson R MacKenzie d I Kirkham D Baillie W Brigden 35/13 Sat Oct 19 Social 20/10 G Monk G McDonald T King d J Forbes J Hobson P Roy 31/17 A Moore C Carmichael D Emerton F Lacey d E Rayner G Irving A Stone R Milner 17/15 G Strickland T Slater T Carter J Mazzaferro d I Kirkham J Lang G Bale R MacKenzie 19/15 J Wedderburn J Arkins V Leeson R Preston (Carl) d L Hoare B Wood C Dickins J Uren 19/13 W Brigden D Cochrane N Holman A Cukon d A Mercier P Sellars C Young G Willis 24/12 GEOFF YOUNG

Denistone Men

Wed Oct 16 Social A Roznyoi J Knight L Hanson d G Mitchell J Kenny D Linnert 25/19 D Alice J Fleming J Hiotellis d D Galati J Mohan R Johnson 19all (ends) B Milner V Ardino F McGarry d B White S Arkins K Graham 30/12 F Woodly R Gavin G Cooke d C Norgate G Hatch P Henry 24/19 D Lee B Wood G Carroll d K Johnson D Pocock C Welsby 28/15 B Morton B Richards I Christopherson d J Rae R Ralston A Haworth 22/16. Sat Oct 19 Social G Mitchell B Richards D Douglas d K Johnson R Ralston J Fleming 23/12 J Rae B Morton d N Felstead A Isaacs 23/15 T Stanis P Dale G Stuart d J O ‘Brien V Ardino G Carroll 23/17 M Little A Marcellino L Hanson d L Thomson G Robinson R Howell

43/6 R Goggin J Knight R Court d J Kennedy E Coleman R Johnston 29 13 JDM

Lane Cove Bowls

Wed Handicap Pairs R Moran J Baker d V Solway P Wade 25/ Social L Hattersley D Erskine J Bowring d M Stacker/B Stacker R Aitken D Madson 24/17 Sat Mixed Pairs J Bowring S Hobvson d J Knight V Solway 42/4 Social O Hostrup M Popovic d D Erskine S Cole 26/25 DAVID ERSKINE

Hunters Hill Men

Thu Oct 17 Social J Hirst R Hopwood d B Carpenter P Chatfield, J Beale K Saggers J McDonald d J Yunker P Hirst R Schilling Sat Oct 19 State Rookies C/ship NBC d B Love 17/2 Social R Schilling P Nightingale d G Norris I Ross 29/14 P Wallis R Rose d J McDonald R Hopwood 29/13 D Hanrahan P Chatfield R Bauer d B Carpenter J Juniper K Stuart 20/19 Sun Oct 20 The annual Foot Trophy comp between arch rivals Hunters Hill and PutneyTennyson with a glorious win to the Hill Billies 71/63 to regain the coveted trophy. J Herford D Hanrahan K Stuart d A Heyes T Dear R Rust 20/8 J McDonald R Rose d B Lanchet J Stanton 17/13 A Goggins J Owens Manny d T Ryan D Devine Foz 14/13 B Love E Greenall I Ross d K Grey J Rambo Shane 14/7 G Laws A Jarvis d P Grounds J Juniper 22/6 K&L Handicap Pairs to commence next Sun Oct 27 entries in by Thu JJ

Hunters Hill Women Bowls

F Palmer, P Hirst & A Allum d L Stephenson, C Campbell & A Allum L Cook & J Castaldi = K Saggers & A DaleJ Beale, E Wilton & J MacLaine d J Lloyd, G Guice & L Green

Holy Cross College milestone Reunion

Holy Cross College Old Boys’ Association (HCCOBA) will host the Maroon and Gold Annual Milestone Reunion on Saturday November 9 at the Hunters Hill Club , 12-20 Madeline Street, Hunters Hill, commencing at 6:30pm.

This event is for the graduating years of 2009 (10 year), 1999 (20 year), 1989 (30 year), 1979 (40 year), 1969 (50 year) and 1959 (60 year).

They are also inviting old boys from the graduating class of 1976.

Tickets are $65 per head and includes a private function space, food and welcome drink on arrival. Tickets can be purchased at www.trybooking.com/560616 For more details, contact the HCCOBA via email at hccoba@hccryde. nsw.edu.au

EXCEPTIONAL Leichhardt Bowling Club trio of Geoff Seton, Jon Colozzi and Rob Wood captured the Belle Property Turnaround Triples tournament title hosted recently by Hunters Hill Bowling Club. They are pictured receiving the winners $1500 prize cheque from Claire Teen and Claudia Varrese of Belle Property Hunters Hill, assisted by Hunters Hill Bowling Club President Dale Hanrahan.

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Moses magic inspires Roos to World Cup Nines title

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By CHRIS KARAS

EXCITEMENT machines Mitchell Moses and Ryan Papenhuyzen have showcased their extraordinary rugby league skills on the world stage.

The former Balmain junior representative stars played key roles in Australia’s all conquering team that lifted the inaugural World Cup Nines championship trophy last weekend at BankWest Stadium.

Parramatta playmaker Moses capped a memorable Nines campaign by scoring three tries and a personal tally of 20 points in the Kangaroos’ 2410 win over New Zealand in an entertaining Cup final.

The skilful half demonstrated his attacking skills with a masterclass performance - notching two superb solo tries before backing up forward trump David Fifita to score late in the match and seal the championship as well as a personal hat-trick.

Moses was later named Player of the Tournament and gained selection in the World Nines Team of the Tournament alongside Kangaroos’ team mates Fifita and flyer Josh Addo-Carr.

Rookie Melbourne Storm fullback Papenhuyzen proved a revelation in the NRL this season with his blistering speed and tricky footwork and showed those natural traits during the Kangaroos

MITCHELL MOSES proved the architect of Australia’s World Cup Nines championship triumph and was later named Player of the Tournament.

victories over the Kiwis, United States and Papua New Guinea in Pool matches, Samoa in a semi final and again over New Zealand in the championship decider.

Both are former Tigers’ junior products that have experienced break out seasons with the Eels and Storm since departing the Wests Tigers.

The pair were emerg-

ing cubs in the Balmain Junior Cup system and former recipients of the NSWRL U/16 Harold Matthews Cup and U/18 S.G Ball Cup Player of the Year Awards before bursting onto the NRL scene.

Moses is a product of the Carlingford Cougars JRLFC while Papenhuyzen played his junior football with the Dundas Shamrocks

in the Balmain Junior League.

Papenhuyzen gets another opportunity to show his wares in the green and gold when he lines up at fullback for the Junior Kangaroos against France Under 23s this Friday at WIN Stadium Wollongong in a curtain raiser to the Pacific Test match between Australia and New Zealand.

Tigers Old Boys Cricket Day reunion

RYAN PAPENHUYZEN shone for the World Cup Nines-winning Kangaroos with his explosive speed and sharp footwork.

SYDNEY Cricket Club are gearing up for their annual Tigers Old Boys Day on Sunday November 3 at Drummoyne Oval.

Head of Coaching Michael Haire said the club invites all former Tigers’ cricketers, officials and supporters to come along to the NSW Premier Cricket first grade Twenty20 double header with Sydney CC to square off with Gordon from 10am and Sutherland at 2.30pm.

The Tigers Old Boys event will commence from 11am with barbecue and drinks available.

MEANWHILE Sydney will host Eastern Suburbs in a re-scheduled third round NSW Premier Cricket first grade fixture at Drummoyne Oval this Friday October 25 and Saturday October 26.

The ground was unavailable for grade cricket last Saturday due to the NSW v Tasmania Sheffield Shield match being staged there after it was switched from the Sydney Cricket Ground.

The Blues went on to record a thumping eight wicket victory over their Tasmanian rivals with centuries from Test great Steve Smith (106) and Moises Henriques (124) and a ten wicket haul by Mitchell Starc.

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He has written a comprehensive history of Australian sport (since 1788), histories of the game of rugby league and of several sporting clubs, large and small.

NORM TASKER is a 60-year veteran of the sports-writing craft. He

covered his first rugby Test for the Sunday Telegraph at 19 years of age, made many major tours as travelling correspondent with Australian cricket and rugby teams and became Sports Editor of the former Sydney afternoon paper The Sun. Tasker moved into the magazine field as a longterm editor of Rugby League Week, launched the cricket magazine Inside Edge and its rugby counterpart Inside Rugby and became publisher of Australian Consolidated Press’s sporting magazine division.

He also wrote sports columns for The Bulletin over several years and was that magazine’s sports editor.

He has written 13 books, including four with the legendary cricket commentator Alan McGilvray.

TO WIN go to our website - weeklytimes.com. au - and click on the WIN with TWT tab and fill out the entry form; or write your name, address and phone number on the back of an envelope and send to TWT Sporting Stories Book, PO Box 123, Ryde 1680. Entries close 9am Monday November 4 and winners published November 6.

32 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 23 October, 2019

Tiger Timmy greets TWT Granny Smith Festival Queens

By the one eyed Tiger AT GRANNY SMITH FESTIVAL Timmy Tiger greeted and congratulated this year’s TWT Granny Smith Festival Queen Lucy Fang and Grand Finalists Laura Middleton, Selina Lin and Victoria Kropacheva pictured with 1918 Queen Mum Divya Ahlawat at Saturday’s prizegiving presentation in Eastwood Shopping Centre. TWT on-the-spot PHOTO.

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