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MAY 2014 www.glenmoregazette.com.au Delivered monthly to Glenmore Park & Regentville Issue 120

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Nepean District’s Football Season Kicks Off Tanya Davies MP, Member for Mulgoa

was on hand last month to mark the kick off to the Nepean District’s football season, delayed by 1 week due to severe wet weather conditions.

“I am delighted to be invited by Michael Rooney, President of the Glenmore Park Football Club in my electorate of Mulgoa, to mark the start of the club’s 2014 football season” said Tanya Davies MP.

Glenmore Park Football Club is the largest of the 32 affi liated clubs in the Nepean district and one of 7 football clubs located in Tanya’s electorate of Mulgoa.

“I am impressed by the hard work and commitment displayed by all the volunteers, players and offi cials; in particular the offi cials from the newly formed Nepean Referees Group (NRG).

Not even the unusually wet weather conditions we have experienced of late have been able to dampen their enthusiasia

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We would all be noticing the coolness that is now setting in across the late afternoons and evenings. As I sit here enjoying the afternoon sun, with a blanket over my toes, I must say this time of year is truly beautiful. With the freshness in the mornings and the gorgeously sunny days. We are very lucky!

We have a jam-packed edition for you this month, with plenty of local-stories and information to keep you well informed and ‘up-on’ the latest happenings in and around your community.

Of course, May is the month of making the most of time with MUM or those dearest and nearest to you. Go on, spoil her! Check out our delicious treats for Mum on page 16, in ‘What’s Cooking’.

The discussion surrounding Sydney’s second airport has been very topical recently, as is expected. Read the latest from our council on page 7.

This month, ‘Do for ONE what you wish you could do for EVERYONE’’.

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New Beginnings For Gloria JeansGloria Jeans at Glenmore Park Town Centre is excited to

announce a change in ownership, with new owners Chirag and Rajesh taking over last month.

Customers will still receive the same quality service and smiling faces, with many of the old team members remaining at the store. “We’re looking forward to getting to know the community and becoming involved in community events” said owner Chirag.

Already customers are being treated to some fresh new surprises, with an increased food range in the new lunch menu, special promotions and bundles (including $6.50 for banana bread or muffi n and coff ee) and plans to bring back student discounts and early bird specials.

“We want to keep Gloria Jeans as a loved and fun place to be that is a family friendly environment” said Chirag.

Be sure to drop by and see the team today. They have a nice, warm drink waiting for you now. Visit them at, Shop 14 Glenmore Park Town Centre, or contact them by phone on 4737 8999.

Plant a Tree for Your MumPenrith City Council is

inviting local residents to plant a tree for their Mum, this Mother’s Day.

This special community event will be held on Sunday 11 May 2014 at Regentville.

Mayor Ross Fowler OAM said Trees for Mum was a wonderful opportunity to recognise the importance mothers play in our society.

“For those who have lost their Mum, it’s a chance to remember and create a living memorial,” Cr Fowler said.

“For those blessed to still have their Mum with them, planting a tree is a lovely way to support the environment and celebrate their relationship.”

Trees for Mum is a national event supported by Landcare Australia, which encourages all ages to celebrate their mum and the beauty of life.

To date more than 20,000 people have participated in the program, at over 100 planting sites across Australia.

All trees and plants are Australian natives and planting supports the Bushcare initiatives in the local area.

Participants should wear long trousers, a long-sleeve shirt and closed-toe shoes. A hat and sunscreen are also recommended.

Trees for Mum will be held at Gibbes Street, off Spencer Street, Regentville on Sunday 11 May from 9am to Midday. Access is 600 metres south of the M4 and Mulgoa Road intersection. It’s free to take part, but to ensure Council has enough plants for everyone, you must register. Call 4732 8088 or email [email protected].

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Jesus Brings New LifeNo matter who we are, there are times

when we wish our life could be diff erent – better. Perhaps one of the most striking and encouraging claims of the Bible is that Jesus Brings New Life. Why does the Bible say this? It is because for people who follow Jesus, who listen to him, trust his promises and his direction for

life, will actually begin to live life the way Jesus intended. We will be living the best life – new life!

At Glenmore Park Anglican Church (GPAC) in May and June, we would love you to join us on Sundays where we will be spending time looking at the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Church in the Greek City of Thessalonica. Here is a sample; “We always thank God for all of you, mentioning you in our prayers. We continually remember before our God and Father your work produced by faith, your labour prompted by love, and your endurance inspired by hope in our Lord Jesus Christ.

It has been the experience of Christian people since Jesus, as well as those of us who belong to GPAC, that faith in Jesus, knowledge of God’s love towards us, and hope in God’s promises have been a powerful force to build and sustain this new life that Jesus brings.

As we spend time looking at this letter, you might be surprised (and encouraged!) to see how much the Bible has to say about all of life. Among many things, we will be having talks on hope and joy, about standing fi rm in the face of suff ering, even talks about being confi dent in the face of death and having a healthy

understanding of sex and relationships and caring for those in need – an amazing range of real life, all helping us live the new life Jesus Brings! We would love to see you! Rev John Lavender

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Next Generation of City LeadersFuture politicians have a chance to dabble in local government

– in a competition for local primary school pupils.As part of Local Government Week 2014, Penrith City Council

is giving lucky students the opportunity to be Junior Mayor or Junior Councillors and take part in a mock Council meeting.

Penrith Mayor Ross Fowler OAM said the competition provides a unique opportunity for primary students to learn about the role of Council.

“We’re giving one lucky student the chance to be Junior Mayor and 14 others the chance to be Junior Councillors,” Cr Fowler said. “I wish there had been a competition like this when I was growing up. It’s a fantastic opportunity for our young residents.”

To enter the competition, students need to outline two things they would do to make the City of Penrith a better place to live, if they were Mayor.

Entries must fi t on one A4 piece of paper, or be an audio visual fi le. They can be a story, poem, an artwork or comic strip.

“I’m looking forward to seeing the entries,” Cr Fowler said.“We’re always looking for good advice from the community – no

matter the age of residents.” Entries must be submitted by Friday 30 May 2014.

The winning Junior Mayor and Junior Councillors need to be available to attend introductory meetings at Council’s Civic Centre on Monday 16 June and Monday 14 July 2014. The mock Council meeting will be held on Monday 11 August 2014.

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True LeadersFollowing on from my last article about

leadership, we ought to recognise that there is something very wrong with our world when we draw the focus towards political leadership.

We live in a desperate world, a world where our democratic systems are failing the

vulnerable, where Liberal Democracy and the dream for every citizen to make their own future has dimmed under the capitalist mindset. We are no longer a welfare state that protected the underprivileged and took responsibility to advocate with honesty and integrity, what was best for its people and where unions were a positive balance that negotiated the best conditions for workers.

At a global level, this is a desperate world we live in. We live in a world where 1 in 7 human beings are going hungry, that’s 925 million people and 50% of the global population who are living on less than $2.50 per day. Contrast this reality with nations like Australia which throws 4 and a half million tonnes of food away every year (7.8Billion dollars) and where the annual wastage of the USA alone is 40 million tonnes which could end world poverty instantly. We need honest and true leaders today.

In the New Testament letter of St Matthew, Jesus speaks these words about leadership: Matthew 11:29 29 Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will fi nd rest for your souls.

Good leaders bind themselves to the needs of others like the yoke Jesus mentions, they help the poor and vulnerable because their hearts want to serve others and because they see equal value in all human beings. Jesus is the quintessential leader because he shows his love for people by giving over his life so they may have life to the full. Life to the full is very diff erent to consumerism, because it speaks deeply to the lost and empty heart which can’t fi nd peace in the consumer world, but fi nds fulfi lment and joy in and through a relationship with this great

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Nepean’s Football Season Kicks Off !enthusiasm into making weekend football an enjoyable and entertaining experience for all the players and their families in our community.” Tanya said.

This year’s football season in the Nepean marks the start of a new era in offi ciating for one of the largest organised recreational sports in our community, with the Nepean Referees Group (NRG) taking over responsibility for refereeing football in the district. Their 100th referee was signed up a few weeks ago and their active recruiting drive adds confi dence that they will surpass 150 registered referees by the season’s end.

“We are really excited and thankful for the opportunity to referee football at the grassroots level for our 32 affi liated clubs in the Nepean district. We’ve been training solidly during the pre-season and without the NRG at the helm I don’t think we would have this opportunity presented to us.” said new NRG recruits Reagan Chapman and Luke Hammond.

Jim Warburton, a senior NRG referee noted that even though the wet weather conditions were playing havoc with the start of the football season’s schedule, the NRG was able to supply 100% coverage for the football matches played over the fi rst weekend of the regular season. “This is a signifi cant milestone for the NRG” Jim said.

“I wish everyone in my electorate and in the Nepean district an enjoyable and fruitful football season ahead” said Tanya Davies MP.

For more information about registering to play for your local football club, or if you’re interested in becoming a referee, please visit the following websites at http://www.nepeanfootball.com.au/index.php

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Community Needs More Detail on Airport

Now that a decision to build Sydney’s second airport at Badgerys Creek has been announced, we wait for more detailed plans to be revealed.

Penrith Mayor Ross Fowler OAM said that Council had made numerous calls for details on the range and scope of the airport to be revealed so that proper planning for infrastructure could be started in earnest.

“Council conducted a community opinion survey recently and found 7 out of 10 local residents indicated that Penrith would be better off with the development of the airport at Badgerys Creek,” Cr Fowler said.

“Council has consistently called for more information on the second Sydney airport proposal and these results are indicative of a community which is awaiting this information.”

Prime Minister Tony Abbott last month announced more than $3 billion will be spent on roads in Western Sydney to support the city’s second airport, and that is a good start,” Cr Fowler said.

“There will undoubtedly be economic benefi ts from the airport, but those benefi ts must accrue to the local community as well as the region and NSW,” he said.

“In order for the benefi ts to fl ow to the people of Penrith, proper infrastructure provision must be made to support the airport and Western Sydney.

“There will also be social and environmental impacts and these also need to be addressed.”

Cr Fowler said that when more detail on the Badgerys Creek airport and its associated infrastructure is released, Council will be able to inform and engage further with our community.

A number of local residents from Glenmore Park & Surrounds attended the Glenmore Park Residents Group ‘Airport Meeting’ last month, held at the Glenmore Park Community Centre.

In attendance were Mayor Ross Fowler OAM, Fiona Scott MP - Member for Lindsay, Clr Jim Aitken OAM and Clr Bernard Bratusa.

A number of discussion points were raised, questions answered and items documented for further investigation and response by the relevant parties.

The evening was informative and it is likely that another meeting will be scheduled in due course. When a date has been set, information will be published in the Glenmore Gazette or you can contact John c/- the Glenmore Park Residents Group on 0417 277 393 for more information as it arises.


PADRE PIO PARISHFr Robert Riedling • 34-38 William Howell Dr , Glenmore Park • Phone: 4737 9735 • www.padrepioglenmorepark.org.au• Saturday: 5:30pm Vigil Mass with choir • Sunday: 7:30am Mass and 9:30am Mass with choir and children’s liturgy

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The community of Mulgoa is buzzing with the exciting changes that have taken place to Super Cellars. New owner Balvindar Collins is thrilled with the fresh challenge, “The people of Mulgoa are very friendly and supportive of local business”.

Brand new automatic electronic doors have been installed, replacing the old push doors, making it more inviting for customers.

The business will be off ering delivery to venues for social functions and events. Independently owned, they also plan to open up the drive-thru option of the cellars, making it quicker and easier to buy.

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Preaching: Inspiring People in their Discipleship

The word “preaching” conjures up negative feelings for many people. We often say we are being “preached at” when someone speaks to us in an authoritative

or supercilious manner, making us feel small and unimportant. Preaching is popularly associated with long-winded and boring diatribes which recite a litany of things we shouldn’t be doing, highlighting our inadequacies and urging us to do better. In short, we can say confi dently that preaching gets pretty bad press. This is unhelpful for those of us for whom preaching is a signifi cant part of our lives!

But preaching doesn’t have to be long-winded, boring or patronising. In fact, it ought to be quite the opposite! Preaching ought to be interesting and engaging, seeking to inspire those who hear it so that they will be encouraged in their lives as disciples of Jesus. There is nothing less likely to inspire people to live more like Jesus than preaching which insults them or sends them to sleep!

Of course, preaching is never done in isolation from the scriptures in which God is present. Likewise, scripture is not so meaningful or fruitful isolated from interpretation. What is often known as a sermon is called a homily in the Catholic tradition and its purpose is to “break open the word.” This means that the homily, usually delivered by an ordained minister, makes the scriptures meaningful to those hearing them, giving them the inspiration and ability to apply the Word of God to their day-to-day living.

At a Sunday Mass those present will hear a great deal of scripture. The fi rst half of a Catholic Mass begins with a reading from the Old Testament, then moves to one of the beautiful Psalms, followed by a reading from one of the letters in the New Testament and concludes with a reading from one of the four Gospels. If there were no homily then those present at the Mass may well enjoy the beautiful words but miss the opportunity to allow those words of God to bear fruit to their fullest extent in their Christian living.

So preaching is not something to baulk at or fear. Certainly, some homilies are challenging and may cause us, (including the one delivering it!), to feel some discomfort as we realise our shortcomings as Christian disciples and that we are, indeed, sinners in need of God’s merciful love. But then, if we are never

asked to face up to our faults, what motivation have we to correct them? A skilled homilist will never focus solely on the negative but will always balance it with the positive message of Jesus, inspiring us to more fully embrace the salvation and joy that he off ers. If people feel so inspired then the preacher will have done his job well.

Our parish is a vibrant and active Christian community. If you would like to join us, particularly those who may not attend our Masses regularly or new residents in the area, we would love to welcome you here as part of our friendly, inclusive and family-oriented community. Our Mass times and contact details are as follows:

• Saturday: 5:30pm Vigil Mass with choir• Sunday: 7:30am Mass and 9:30am Mass with choir and children’s liturgy. • www.padrepioglenmorepark.org.au Ph. 4737 9735• 34 – 38 William Howell DriveLooking forward to welcoming you!Blessings and prayers,Fr Robert Riedling

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The Penrith Dolls, Bears , Craft and Collectables Show - one of the most successful Doll and Bear shows in Australia - is being held again Sunday 29 June 2014. The venue is the Pavilion at Panthers World of Entertainment, Mulgoa Road, Penrith.

This is one of the most successful Doll and Bear shows in Australia, now in its 16th Year. The show provides a great day out for everyone.

Features include collectable, porcelain and reborn dolls, teddy bears, exquisite handmade craft, doll houses, doll furniture, miniatures, books, scrapbooking, doll repairs, beads, patterns, buttons, laces and material, doll wigs, millinery, and supplies to make your own dolls and bears.

Panthers Management and staff provide wonderful facilities and support for this event. The World of Entertainment Convention Centre provides ample parking for visitors. There is plenty of room for coach parking and easy access for people with disabilities.

A feature of the show is the famous doll & bear competition, staged by Val Newman and her team. The judges give their time and knowledge to award the talented doll and bear makers each year.

Members of the NSW Doll Collectors’ Club manage the Valuations Table. You can bring along your childhood doll or bear and fi nd out the history and the value of your treasured possession for a gold coin donation.

When the doors open at 10am there is always a line of enthusiastic buyers ready to hit the stalls and be fi rst to buy the pick of the handmade items for sale.

One of the highlights for this year’s show will be a workshop conducted by International Award Winning Doll Artist, Catherine Mather. This workshop - Millinery for Fashion Dolls – will be on Sunday commencing at 12:30pm. Students will have the opportunity to complete either a Victorian antique style riding top hat or Steam Punk inspired top hat to fi t a 16” to 18” fashion doll.

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Soul Matters Recently I joined a group from our

church community who did a backyard blitz on a home in Yellow Rock that was aff ected by the bush fi res. After 10 hours of hard yakka restoring gardens and building a retaining wall for relative strangers, our souls were dancing! We

enjoyed the peace that comes when you know that there is nothing better you could have done with your time. We felt alive and happy. Why?

This little story prompts a question about how we fi nd happiness and fulfi lment or a true sense of wellbeing. We can all identify things that we enjoy doing, like having a cold beer after hard work, physical exercise, chatting with friends, or achieving something. But there is a deeper happiness and sense of wellbeing that can be found in a deeper idea about how human beings tick.

The Bible teaches that we are made in the image of God. This doesn’t mean that we can be God, but that we are made with the potential to express God’s life, or genuine love. I’m not referring to our often shallow ideas about love, but the sacrifi cing of ourself, our time, and what we own for the wellbeing of others. I mean the sort of love a mother expresses to protect and care for her baby. And the sort of love profoundly expressed when Jesus Christ sacrifi ced his life to save us from the judgment hovering over us because of our sins.

When we love at all, we are expressing a part of God’s image. The more genuinely we express love, the more we feel the inner wellbeing of doing that for which we were made. We are in

our skin. That’s why we feel happy and more complete when we selfl essly contribute to the wellbeing of others. Our soul experiences the rightness, purity and nobility of it because it is consistent with our DNA – the image of God. We come alive like a fi sh that has been stranded on land and fi nally fi nds its way back to water. Our soul breathes, because like fi sh were made for water, we were made to express God’s life through genuine love.

We hit a snag here because love doesn’t come naturally to us. In fact our natural bent is selfi sh and at odds with God’s image. To experience a dancing soul and to please God we must change and learn to genuinely love. And it is for this reason that Jesus Christ calls us to follow him.

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Rate Hikes Looming – Time to Fix?

Stuart Ayres MP, Member for Penrith invites community members to view a new animation showing the future Nepean River Green Bridge at Penrith which aims to improve safety and access for pedestrians and cyclists in the area.

“The Nepean River Green Bridge will provide cyclists and pedestrians with a safe crossing while off ering minimal disruption to the historic rowing course,” Stuart Ayres said.

“A new fl y-through animation has been developed to off er community members a view of the new bridge alignment.

“We thank the community for their feedback to the project to date and welcome community members to view the new animation on the Roads and Maritime Services website.

“The animation highlights the new alignment based on community feedback where it was determined the best place for the eastern landing was at the old Log Cabin property”

“A Review of Environmental Factors is being prepared for the project in the coming months and the community will be kept informed as the project progresses.

“Building work for the bridge is expected to start later this year.

“For project information contact the project team via email on [email protected] or by calling 1800 822 486,”

added Stuart Ayres. To view the new animation visit www.rms.nsw.gov.au/roadprojects.

Thanks to the Global Financial Crisis we have been enjoying record low interest rates. In fact up until recently many Economists were tipping another one or two rate cuts for 2014 but a booming property market and a recovering economy now has them pointing towards interest rate increases as early as August.

In fact, The Australian Financial Review said this “The offi cial cash rate has been tipped to rise by almost two percentage points… A survey of 32 Economic Analysts found more than half expect interest rates to rise within a year”.

But do not despair, there is a way that you can hang onto those low rates well after the Reserve Bank has pulled the trigger on increases. By switching your Home Loan to a Fixed Rate rather than Variable you can lock in a low rate for years to come. We currently have more than 150 diff erent Fixed Rate Home Loans to choose from all with rates well below 5.00%.

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Year 7 2015 Information Evening7.30pm - Wednesday 12th March 2014 -The Junior School Hall

Year 11 2015 Information Evening7.30pm - Wednesday 29th May 2014 -The Junior School Hall

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PARENTS CORNERArticle by: Narelle Smith (Family Worker) NepeanStudent-Wellbeing Worker – Mulgoa Public School Nepean Community & Neighbourhood ServicesPh: 0409 986 121 Centre: 4721 8520Blog: http://handsheartsminds.wordpress.com

Frequently I write this article based on what I’ve been talking with parents about during the month. This month, I have been talking a lot about some of the most basic parenting tools for your toolkit which are also highly eff ective. They all come from the Triple P parenting group. Tool number 1

Remind your children of ‘what to do’ rather than ‘what not to do’. Instead of saying “don’t run”, say “walk”. Instead of saying “don’t hit”, say “hands to self”.When you use the negative, ie, “run”, “hit”, children don’t hear the “don’t”, they just hear “run” and “hit”. Tool number 2

Descriptive praise is very powerful. Saying ‘good boy/girl’ makes your kids praise junkies. They love it, but they never quite understand what they’ve done well. Descriptive praise tells children what they are doing well.

Examples, “thanks for picking up your socks, and putting them in the wash basket, that helps me out heaps”, “I really like how you kept going on that task until you got it just the way you wanted it”, You thought really carefully about that before you did it, I admire that”. Tool number 3

The more attention you pay to children’s behaviours, the more of them they will do. This is based on 40 years of research, it’s not earth mother or hippie-la-la stuff . So, if you pay a lot of attention to your child’s negative behaviours, what do you think will happen? Yes, they will do more of them. Think about it – you would hate being reminded of all of the times you stuff up – doesn’t make you feel good about yourself does it?

Choose one of your child’s behaviours that drives you bonkers. Got it? OK, now think of the opposite behaviour. Now start paying more attention to the opposite behaviour (the positive one) with descriptive praise.

An example, if your child speaks too loudly, then instead of rousing on him for being too loud, give him descriptive praise every time he speaks quietly.Tool number 4

If you call your child ‘naughty’ often enough, he or she will prove you right. And that goes for any other negative name that you call your child – clumsy, hopeless, lazy, etc.

Words are powerful, especially when they are coming from you. Children internalise the negatives we say to them or call them. Say them often enough, and you are digging a pit of shame for your child so deep and so wide, it will take them a lifetime to crawl out of it. Shaming a child causes mental health problems later in life.

Super Nanny did parenting a great disservice. Get rid of that ‘naughty’ corner/chair/mat. Do it right now!!! Call it a ‘calm down zone’ or ‘chill-out chair’. Be creative but make it positive.

Remove ‘naughty’ and ‘bad’ from your vocabulary. And now for your challenge…Put these 4 tools into action at your place, and see how things change for the better.

But wait, there’s more! If you can’t get to the 6 week Triple P parenting group, I am off ering the Triple P seminars in May. Come to one or all of them.12th May – The power of positive parenting

19th May – Raising confi dent and competent children

26th May – Raising resilient children

Go to handsheartsminds.wordpress.com/parenting-groups-and-workshops for more details. “Like” us on FaceBookhttps://www.facebook.com/ParentingInPenrith


Many children are unable to live with their birth families and there is an ongoing need for more foster carers in the Penrith area.

UnitingCare Burnside is seeking foster carers to provide safe and secure home environments for school aged children. Some kids have had a challenging start and require extra love and support.

We welcome people of any age and culture who are single, de facto, in same sex relationships or married, with or without children. There are

weekend each month to short term and long term foster care.

UnitingCare Burnside provides training, an allowance and 24/7 support every step of the way.

For more information, please call (02) 9768 6955 or visit www.burnsidefostercare.com

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Eleven year old Sophia* is one of many children in New South Wales who are unable to live with their birth families and urgently need a foster carer.

Sophia has a real soft spot for animals and her favourite activities include swimming, music and dancing. An avid reader and open to new experiences, she is learning to cook and loves trying new recipes.

UnitingCare Burnside is keen to fi nd Sophia a stable and safe home environment in the Penrith area with a single adult, couple or family with teenage or older children. The most important attributes are patience, understanding and fl exibility.

Each of our foster carers is a highly valued member of UnitingCare Burnside’s care team and is matched with a caseworker who provides extensive and tailored 24-hour support. We take into account current research and best practice in developing ongoing training opportunities.

If you or someone you know would like to fi nd out more about becoming a foster carer, please call us on 02 9768 6955 or visit www.burnsidefostercare.com

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COUNSELLING CORNERwith Linda Cassell @ Psychology Works 4 All P: 4773 3057 or 0421 507 191 E: [email protected]

HEALTH MATTERSArticle by: Rhonda RolfeHarmonising HealthPh: 0430 047 421 E: [email protected]: www.harmonisinghealth.com.au

Staying HydratedWith the onset of winter it is easy to forget that our body still

needs to be hydrated. Maybe you do not feel hot and thirsty however your body consistently requires water to maintain health, no matter what the season. Exposure to heaters such as air conditioners, gas, oil, electric and wood heaters has a very drying eff ect on the body. The moisture lost needs to be replaced.

The human body is approximately 60% water however this varies depending on age, sex, adiposity & hydration level.

Your organs, muscles, ligaments, tendons and joints all need water to function properly. Water keeps your skin supple, helps to maintain correct mineral and electrolyte balance, helps to prevent hair from drying and splitting & helps to maintain the acid/alkaline balance in your body. Your blood is made up of approximately 60% water.

Once you start to feel thirsty, you have already lost around 2-3% of your body’s water. Mental performance and physical coordination start to become impaired before thirst kicks in, typically around 1% dehydration. It is quite possible that if you are feeling a bit light headed or you are just not thinking clearly, you may be dehydrated.

Water –structured water, fi ltered water, alkaline water etc. drinking water, whole house systems -the choices are endless – make sure you do your research. Whatever you decide, remember you need to stay hydrated.

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I’m sure you will agree that some relationships are hard work. It seems that we are programmed to remember the times people have hurt us or done the ‘wrong’ thing by us rather than the many times that we have enjoyed their company. We then go on and ‘demonize’ people - gossiping that they have no good in them at all.

In truth none of us are ‘all good’ and none of us are ‘all bad’ Instead of being all white or all black, we are grey - a mixture of getting it right with others and also hurting those we love as well. We take the high moral ground and cut these people out of our life. And if it happens to be a family member, this rift might not be able to fi xed in one’s life time. Further it has repercussions on other’s in the family who are not directly involved.

In truth we humans are not very good at loving. So a challenge to each of us to make the world a better place is to only say things about others that we are prepared to say to their face. A wise person passed this onto me as a guideline line to use when speaking about others.

1. Is what you are going to say about the person true?2. Is what you are going to say about the other necessary

to say?3. Is what you are going to say about the other kind?If you can answer yes to these three questions, then speak

about the other person. If what you are going to say doesn’t reach this criteria, then safe guard your integrity and the relationship with the other, and make the world a kinder, gentler, forgiving place and keep your mouth closed.



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Ingredients • 1 cup self-raising fl our• 1 egg• 1 1/2 cups buttermilk• 40g butter• 200g frozen mixed berries• 1 cup maple syrup• 1 vanilla bean, split• Mixed berries, extra, to serve

Ingredients • 2 cups self-raising fl our • 1 tablespoon caster sugar• Pinch of salt• 60g butter, chilled, chopped

Method1. Place the fl our in a large bowl and make a well in the centre. Add the egg and buttermilk and stir until well combined. Set aside for 30 minutes to rest.

2. Melt half the butter in a large non-stick frying pan over medium heat. Spoon 1/4 cup (60ml) of pancake mixture into the pan and sprinkle with mixed berries. Cook for 1 minute or until bubbles appear on the surface and pancakes are golden underneath. Turn and cook for 1 minute or until golden underneath. Transfer to a plate and cover with foil. Repeat with remaining batter and mixed berries, greasing pan between each batch.

3. Place the maple syrup in a small saucepan. Use a small, sharp knife to scrape the vanilla seeds into the maple syrup and add the bean. Place over low heat and cook, stirring, for 2 minutes or until heated through.

4. Place pancakes on serving plates and top with extra berries. Drizzle with maple syrup and serve immediately.

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Method1. Preheat oven to 220°C/200°C fan-forced. Line a baking tray with baking paper. Position oven rack in the top half of oven.

2. Sift fl our, sugar and salt into a bowl. Add butter. Using fi ngertips, rub butter into fl our mixture until mixture resembles fi ne breadcrumbs.

3. Make a well in centre of mixture. Add buttermilk. Using a fl at-bladed knife, stir until a sticky dough forms. Turn out onto a lightly fl oured surface. Knead gently until just smooth.

4. Using a lightly fl oured rolling pin, gently roll dough out until 2cm thick. Using a 6cm round cutter, cut out scones. Press leftover dough together. Repeat to make 12 scones.

5. Place scones, just touching, on prepared tray. Brush with buttermilk. Bake for 12 to 15 minutes or until golden and hollow when tapped on top. Serve with jam and cream.Source: http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/22652/basic+buttermilk+scones?ref=collections,top-10-mothers-day-recipes

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The RSPCA Million Paws Walk is in its 20th year and is a great way to raise money for animals in need.

Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital invite you and your dogs to join our team in the Blue Mountains RSPCA Million Paws Walk to be held at Melrose Park, Katoomba at 10am on Sunday 18 May 2014. Registration on the day starts at 9am.

The Blue Mountains RSPCA Million Paws Walk is a fun day out for you, your dogs and your family. You will enjoy a sausage sizzle, tea, coff ee, soft drinks (rotary supplied), cake stall, merchandise stall, obedience display, agility display (and public participation), competitions for pets and owners, face painting, lucky door prize, raffl e. 100% of funds raised stays in the local community to assist RSPCA Volunteer Branches and regional shelters to help more animals.

Register your attendance online at: http://www.mil l ionpawswalk .com.au/New_South_Wales/Walk_Locations/Blue_Mountains.htm. Click on the ‘register now’ button, go to the ‘Blue Mountains’ walk location, register as a ‘team’, enter your details, and enter Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital as your team. Invite your family and friends and add them to our team as well. We hope to see you on the day!!

If you cannot make it on the day for the Million Paws Walk, you can donate online at:

https://mpw-nsw-2014.everydayhero.com/au/orchard-hills-veterinary-hospital.

Every year, the RSPCA NSW cares for and

protects our state’s neglected, abused, injured and strayed animals. Last year, a staggering 46,558 animals came to the RSPCA NSW for help.

The RSPCA is NOT an agency of the Australian Government and therefore relies on the generosity of the community to continue it’s vital daily work. Along with shelters, volunteer branches and Inspectors, they also fund an education team that visits schools, universities and community groups to educate the importance of treating all living things with kindness. Thank you for making the RSPCA NSW your charity of choice.

Check out our website for more information www.orchardhillsvet.com.au or join us on Facebook.

We look forward to meeting you and your pets at Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital, and please feel free to pop in anytime and meet the team.

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When trying to lose weight or get in shape, the aim for most people is to build muscle whilst losing fat. The best type of exercises to achieve these goals are compound exercises. You will fi nd them at the core of many functional training programs that are around today.

Compound exercises work several muscle groups at one time and are multi-joint movements. Some classic examples are; barbell squats, deadlifts, lunges, kettlebell swings and burpees, just to name a few.

There are hundreds of compound exercises out there to choose from. They are highly eff ective because they require several parts of your body to use large amounts of energy at one time. Most compound exercises can also be performed with or without weights or resistance. This makes them ideal for both beginners and also people that are trying to increase their strength.

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London CallingThe mods and rockers answering the best of 1960s British Style

The Lindy Charm School for Girls and the Gallery have teamed up again to bring you a series of tantalizing, engaging and fun Vintage Styling Workshops to broaden your looks for 2014.. Last year we covered the 40's and 50's and now let us introduce our new hands on workshops covering the 30's and the 60's with a geographical twist.. – Shanghai Styling and London Calling.

Inspired by Will and Kate’s visit and the Queens’s Birthday celebration the Gallery has programmed a special regal styling session. Grab your Go Go Boots, shift dresses and eyeliner and take a trip back to the best of the 60s retro and on trend looks for today. The Lindy Charm School for Girls will take you on a road trip of the fashion styles, hair and makeup and how you can achieve these looks today with little or no fuss.

The mid 1950s to the early 1960s era was a time of transition. The wholesome mindset of the early 50s was being taken over by the revolutionary attitude of the mid 60’s. Women began to show off their sexier sides while still holding on to most of their morally rigid ideals. With the introduction of shorter hairstyles, makeup increasingly emphasized the eyes. The doe-eyed look of mascara-outlined eyes with slightly elongated corners was accentuated by thickly pencilled eyebrows.

The mods and rockers were two confl icting British youth subcultures of the early to mid-1960s. The rocker subculture was centered on motorcycling, and their appearance refl ected that. The mod subculture (modernist) was centered on fashion and music, and many mods rode scooters. Mods wore suits (often tailor-made) and other clean-cut outfi ts, and preferred 1960s music genres such as soul, rhythm and blues, ska and beat music. Mods favoured trendy, "hyper-cool" styles, a bit like the hipsters of today.

As Chrissy Keepence from the Charm school states I believe that vintage fashions, charm, etiquette, manners, poise and posture never really go out of fashion but rather are overshadowed by current trends and commercial viabilities. I think it is the timeless elegance and romantic notions of the past we like to hang on to, as our worlds are so complex, rushed, competitive and shambolic at times.

The workshop is open to women from fourteen years and beyond, come solo and meet new friends or plan a day out with a girlfriend, mother, or daughter for an afternoon of old-school fun. These 3 hour sessions provide simply fabulous, insightful and hands-on lessons in perfecting your vintage inspired looks and reviving the beauty, fashion and charm of women as they lived in decade’s gone by. Participants will learn is how to apply modern day make up with the tips and tricks to help you recreate vintage inspired looks in no time at all.

Shanghai Styling

Sunday 11 May12-3pm $85 Booking essential 4735 1100

London Calling

Sunday 22 June12-3pm$85 Booking essential 4735 1100

For more information contact: Penrith Regional Gallery & The Lewers Bequestw: penrithregionalgallery.org p: 02 4735 1100 f 02 4735 8334 e: [email protected]


New Frontiers Walking Group Come and join our free, friendly walking group to explore Glenmore Park and beyond. All welcome! Mondays and Thursdays at 7am. Call Julie for more information 4733 1499

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** Weekly Events **Mondays 7pm - 10pm Riverland Harmony Chorus RehearsalsGlenmore Park Child & Family Centre, Blue Hills DrivePhone: 4773 8284 or4739 1834

Wednesdays 8.30am - 9.30amHeartmoves Floribunda Community Centre, Glenmore ParkFor fun & health, join this Heart Foundation program in Glenmore Park for only $5 per week. Wednesdays at 8.30am. Call Julie on 4733 1499.Wednesdays 7pm for 7.15pm startRotary Club of Wallacia-Mulgoa Valley Cost of meal $20.00 per head (One course, Plus tea/coffee/BYO Alcohol) To book, contact Jan Bradley on 0428 289 919Expressions of interest for Guest Speakers.Please call Jan or email: [email protected] at 4pmKids Fun & Fitness This fun & exciting program for kids aged 5 to 14 in Glenmore Park runs on Wednesdays at 4pm. Run by a qualified trainer, for only $5 per week! Spaces limited. Call Julie on 4733 1499.Thursdays 9:30am - 11:30am“Taste of Everything” group for womenIf you’re interested in learning about a wide variety of things, from fixing taps to quilting, with a friendly group of ladies, come along to our weekly workshops - held on Thursdays from 9.30am to 11.30am, at Floribunda Community Centre, Glenmore Park. Call Julie on 4733 1499.

Fridays 10:00am - 12:00pmHappy Chucklers PlaygroupSurveyor’s Creek Community CentreBallybunnion TerraceMore Information: 0417292461Fridays 7:00pm - 8:00pm Tai ChiCall Christie: 0431 149 131

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Thursday May 15(3rd Thursday of each month)Solo Circle of Friends

For single men & women 55 yrs &over who enjoy lunches, dinners,outings etc. Come and join our friendly

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Thursday May 15(3rd Thursday of the month)South Penrith Probus ClubGlenmore Park Community Centre10:00am Visitors welcomeSocial Club for active retireesContact Merle Blatch Ph: 4733 1614 Fax: 4733 0986

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Wednesday May 14Arthritis NSW (2nd Wednesday of each month)Penrith Branch MeetingCWA Hall, Tindale St, PenrithCoffee available from 9:30amThe guest speaker this month is: Margaret Pope from CWA.Guest Speakers: 9th April - Mines Rescue: Bob Maynard14th May - Dr.S. Rishalah: Orthopaedic Surgeon11th June - Blue Mountains Honey: Stephen CraigFurther details - Diane 9623 9789

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Monday May 19Nepean / Blue MountainsProstate Cancer Support Group6.30pm on Monday in Lecture Room 1, Learning & Development Unit, now located in the SWAHS 2 building Nepean Public Hospital. All meetings are available to males and their partners who are seeking information on this cancer, and who live in the Blacktown, Blue Mountains, Hawkesbury and Penrith areas. Come along and experience the caring and benefits offered by our Support Group whose motto is YOU ARE NOT ALONE.Enquiries: Visit our website www.prostatesupport.org.au or Alan Moran OAM, Immediate Past President 1300 13 38 78.

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Monday May 19(3rd Monday of each month)Nepean Evening VIEW Club are holding their Dinner Meeting at Panthers Penrith arrive 7.00pm for 7.30pm meal - cost $25 (bookings essential). Women of VIEW support the Smith Family’s Learning for Life project. New members warmly welcomed. Details and bookings by 13th May 2014 to Joyce Leavett-Brown on 4731 2851.

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

Saturday May 3OPEN DAYGloria Jeans Glenmore Park10am - 2pm$2 Regular Drinks, Lucky Door Prizes, Free Samples, Balloons & Face Painting + MUCH MORE

Thursday May 8(2nd Thursday of each month)Red Cross Penrith Branch MeetingCWA Hall Tindale St, PenrithCoffee available from 9:30amFurther details - Diane 9623 9789

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Recreation Centre have developed an in2CRICKET program to showcase the fun and excitement that cricket entails.

The in2CRICKET program is Cricket Australia’s entry-level cricket program, which provides girls and boys with an introduction to cricket in a safe learning environment with focus on enjoyment and skill development. All activities are inclusive, action-packed and most importantly, fun!

Cricket NSW Development Offi cer and program coordinator Nicholas Toscan has grown up with the program “I was fi rst introduced to cricket via the Milo ‘Have a Go’ program, which is now known as ‘Milo in2CRICKET’ and the fun and excitement it passes on to all participants is still present all these years later. I still have my medallion in the trophy cabinet at home!”

Boys and girls of all ages are welcome to attend and participate in this new and exciting initiative with no prior cricketing experience required.

A FREE ‘Come and Try’ session will be held on Friday the 16th of May, with the 5 week program commencing on Friday the 23rd of May to Friday the 20th of June (4pm – 5pm).

The cost is $70 per participant which also includes an in2CRICKET participant pack containing a bat, ball, hat, water bottle, plus more as well as a Sydney Thunder show-bag.

All registrations that occur on or before Friday the 16th of May will go into the draw to win a ‘Sydney Thunder and Milo Prize Pack’. For further information please contact Nicholas Toscan on 0423 605 413.

Photo Source: www.in2cricket.com.au


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Phone Wendy on 0412 073 608

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Dial A Minder Pet & Home Care

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- No more kennels or catteries! - Act NOW! - Melina 0412 971 110 or 4733 2453

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Special care with older dogs

4735 25580427 352 558

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MUSIC TUITION - GUITAR

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PEST CONTROL

OVEN CLEANING Choose FIRST PLACEin your chosen CATEGORYAsk us how!

[email protected]

WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED

Painting & Decorating

DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIALGLENMORE PARK BASED

• Dulux Accredited • Decorative Paint Finishes • Big or Small Jobs • Interior & Exterior • Fully Licensed & Insured • All Work Done Personally

Call 0417 221 822or 0417 223 288

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[email protected]

Pre PackingFree Packing Materials

All removals BIG or SMALLPh: 0450 369 949

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For friendly & reliable service contact

Simon Parnell on 0410 421 573

Supply and fi f i &

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• New roofs• Roof repairs & restoration• Supply & fi t fascia & guttering • Bonded asbestos removal • Supply & fi t insulation

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For all your plumbing needs call...

(m) 0404 478 487 (p) 4737 8302 (e)

Licensed Plumber, Drainer

Lic: 224647CAll aspects of plumbing maintenance

and new installations.Specialising in BATHROOM

RENOVATIONS.

Call your local plumber Paul on 0414 955 528

All aspects of plumbing maintenance and new installations.

Paul Gibson Plumbing All your plumbing needs : Leaking taps,

cisterns, Hot water replacementFriendly & reliable service - Seniors Discount

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24 Hrs – 7 Days Licensed Plumber, Drainer & Gasfitter

Emergency Hot Water Repairs & Replacements

Blocked Drains Leaking Taps & Toilets, Gutters,

LP Gas & Natural Gas, Water Leaks, Rainwater Tanks.

Call your local Plumber on: P: 4727 2727 M: 0410 638 342

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(CALL)0432 205 799

PENSIONER DISCOUNTSUP FRONT PRICING

YOUR LOCAL PLUMBER

LIC: 262150C

$0 CALL OUT FEE AS WE ARE LOCAL

PLUMBING, BLOCKED DRAINS,HOT WATER REPAIRS, RENOVATION PLUMBING, ROOF REPAIRS, PUMP REPAIRS

LOCAL PLUMBER24HRS 7 DAYS PER WEEK

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ROOFING

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Phone: 4733 0792Email: adver se@districtgaze e.com.au


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Our Services Include:

ABN 91 265 262 565

Licence No.239747C

Paul’s Tiling

Mobile: 0439 664 866


[email protected]

Phone: 0412 418 387 4737 9511

Window Cleaning & General Cleaning Services

Contract Cleaning End of Lease Cleaning

Free Quotes, Fully Insured

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Steve's ShuttlesAffordable transfers for

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Steve 0412 025 180 [email protected]

PEARCE UPHOLSTERY CO.Re-cover & repair for

commercial & domesticAntiques • Lounge Suites • Sofas Dining Suites • Offi ce Furniture

Ph: 4733 4450Mob: 0417 067 126

FREE QUOTE PICK UP & DELIVERY

Ace Washing Machine & Dryer Repairs

Based in Glenmore Park for over a decade. All makes and models

Free service call with repairsPensioner discountsAll work guaranteed

Call Eddy on 4737 9065 or 0405 218 995

Washers Dryers

Dishwashers

0417 657 410

FamilyBusiness

Established 45 years

Tutoring - All Levels for

AAC –Tutoring Glenmore Park

MATHEMATICS

To book call Sam on:

Email:

5+3=?7x5=?TO REDEEM, MUST CALL MATT DIRECT ON

0432 696 812 & PRESENT VOUCHER UPON DELIVERY

2 cubic metre $1603 cubic metre $2404 cubic metre $3206 cubic metre $480

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TIME FOR A CLEANOUT?

$

MATT’S SKIP BINS0432 696 812

WINDOW CLEANING

TUITION

TUITION

TREE SERVICES

TILING

SIGNS

SHUTTLE SERVICE

WEBSITE DESIGN

WASHER REPAIRS

WASHER & DRYER REPAIRS

UPHOLSTERYRUBBISH REMOVAL

1300 654 [email protected]/jimbinspenrith

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ABN: 46 162 829 423

DOMESTIC / INDUSTRIAL / ASBESTOS WE RECYCLE

RUBBISH REMOVAL

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YOUR LOCAL TEAM AND RESIDENTS

John Veitch- Dealer PrincipalDanny Fenwick- Used Car Manager

Greg Ausburn- Service ManagerPip Burton- Business Manager

Robert Ma hews- HSV SpecialistRobert Brockwell- New Car Sales

Laura Brazier- Customer Rela ons

Proud Heartland Holden Penrith AmbassadorsPanthers Players: Peter Wallace, Elijah Taylor and Nathan Smith

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Glenmore Gazette May 2014