Mulgoa Bicentennial The Bicentennial celebrations will be opened on Saturday November 7 at 11am in Mulgoa Park. The historic houses bus tour to ‘Fernhill’, ‘Winbourne’ and ‘Fairlight’ (gardens only) and ‘Glenleigh’ (gar- den and interior) is only available for 9.30am departure now. See page 3 Miss Warradale This annual event is a great fun- draiser for Warradale Wigwam child care centre and a fun event for the girls who participate. Congratulations. See page 9 Haviland Park Contrary to the information given last month, public access to Haviland Park, the inner picnic area at Warrag- amba Dam, is still unavailable. The edi- tor apologies for the inconvenience to all the people who tried to visit it. The recreation area will reopen to the public soon providing upgraded visitor facilities and views of the dam. Work is continuing on a new visitor cen- tre and exhibition on the site and this is scheduled for completion in early 2010. See page 13 Country Fair Saturday November 7 The Holy Family Primary School will be holding their Country Fair from 12 noon to 7pm at Luddenham Show- ground. More details on page 5. 2009 World Masters Local Mulgoa lads, Peter Lev- ett and Darrell Morris are competing in the World Masters Games rowing events at Penrith Regatta centre with Bob Day in the basketball competition. This is the biggest sporting event since the Sydney Olympics with 28,000 athletes from 94 countries competing in 28 sports at 72 venues! Congratulations to Peter, Darrell and Bob but there must be other locals of a mature age who are competing so let’s hear from some more of you. New Fire Engine for Warragamba Fire and emergency protection for local residents and businesses has been boosted with the handover of a new fire engine to the NSW Fire Bri- gades’ Warragamba Fire Station. See page 10 Finalist for ‘The Echo’ The Echo is the community news- paper published for the Katoomba, Leura and Wentworth Falls area as part of the District Gazette. It has been chosen as a finalist in the Blue Mountains Business Advan- tage Awards - congratulations to us! FREE Your Local Real Estate Agent Ron Fort 0419 297 972 Mid October-Mid November 2009 Your community news Delivered monthly to Luddenham, Mulgoa, Silverdale, Wallacia & Warragamba Issue 120 www.mulgoagazette.com.au Practice Nurse available Pap smears, Care plans, Immunisations, Dressings & Baby clinic SILVERDALE MEDICAL CENTRE Bulk Billing Two Doctors Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-1pm & 2pm-6pm Sat 9am-12 noon Doctors: DR V. PRASAD DR S. SELVAN Shop 5 Silverdale Shopping Centre Ph: 4774 0008 Damian 0438 212 810 Kerry 0411 201 923 Anthony 0414 691 309 4773 9511 RURAL AND RESIDENTIAL SPECIALISTS Forge Real Estate Penrith Valley, Wallacia 4773 9511 Official fundraiser for the Wallacia Volunteer Rural Fire Brigade ∗ BUYING ∗ SELLING ∗ RENTING www.forgerealestate.com.au www.mulgoagazette.com.au Mid October-Mid November 2009 1
Transcript
Mulgoa Bicentennial The Bicentennial celebrations will
be opened on Saturday November 7 at 11am in Mulgoa Park
The historic houses bus tour to lsquoFernhillrsquo lsquoWinbournersquo and lsquoFairlightrsquo (gardens only) and lsquoGlenleighrsquo (gar-den and interior) is only available for 930am departure now
See page 3
Miss WarradaleThis annual event is a great fun-
draiser for Warradale Wigwam child care centre and a fun event for the girls who participate Congratulations
See page 9
Haviland Park Contrary to the information given
last month public access to Haviland Park the inner picnic area at Warrag-amba Dam is still unavailable The edi-tor apologies for the inconvenience to
all the people who tried to visit itThe recreation area will reopen to
the public soon providing upgraded visitor facilities and views of the dam Work is continuing on a new visitor cen-tre and exhibition on the site and this is scheduled for completion in early 2010
See page 13
Country FairSaturday November 7
The Holy Family Primary School will be holding their Country Fair from 12 noon to 7pm at Luddenham Show-ground More details on page 5
2009 World MastersLocal Mulgoa lads Peter Lev-
ett and Darrell Morris are competing in the World Masters Games rowing events at Penrith Regatta centre with Bob Day in the basketball competition
This is the biggest sporting event since the Sydney Olympics with
28000 athletes from 94 countries competing in 28 sports at 72 venues
Congratulations to Peter Darrell and Bob but there must be other locals of a mature age who are competing so letrsquos hear from some more of you
New Fire Engine for Warragamba
Fire and emergency protection for local residents and businesses has been boosted with the handover of a new fire engine to the NSW Fire Bri-gadesrsquo Warragamba Fire Station
See page 10
Finalist for lsquoThe EchorsquoThe Echo is the community news-
paper published for the Katoomba Leura and Wentworth Falls area as part of the District Gazette
It has been chosen as a finalist in the Blue Mountains Business Advan-tage Awards - congratulations to us
FREE
Your Local Real Estate Agent
Ron Fort
0419 297 972Mid October-Mid November 2009
Your community newsDelivered monthly to Luddenham Mulgoa Silverdale Wallacia amp WarragambaIssue 120
wwwmulgoagazettecomau
Practice Nurse available Pap smears Care plans Immunisations Dressings amp Baby clinic
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Mulgoa amp Warradale GazetteDelivered monthly to Luddenham Mulgoa
Silverdale Wallacia amp Warragamba
Managing EditorMargaret Stepniewski
Assistant EditorJodie Polutele
PO Box 121 Mulgoa NSW 2745
Phonefax 4773 8974 Email districtgazette
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wwwmulgoagazettecomauNEXT ISSUE DEADLINE
Tuesday November 3 2009Subscribe now ndash itrsquos FREE
Donrsquot miss our next issue Simply email us and we will let you know when the next issue
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Emergency Services 000(Police Ambulance Fire)Penrith Police Station 4721 9444St Marys Police Station 9677 7499Warragamba Police 4774 1105Police Assistance Line 131 444Lifeline 24-Hour Counselling 131 114NSW Fire Brigade Wrsquogamba 4774 1222Graffiti Hotline Penrith 1800 022 182 ChurchesAnglican Church 4774 0422St Thomas Mulgoa St Pauls WarragambaCatholic Church 4773 4321Sacred Heart Luddenham and WarragambaUniting Church 4773 4222Luddenham Wallacia Christian Fellowship 4773 8075 Park Rd Wallacia Baptist Church 4774 2319Warragamba Rural Fire ServiceMulgoa 4773 8774 0422 769 046Wallacia 4773 9887 0438 336 887Luddenham 4773 4142Silverdale 4774 1235
Community Groups Neighbourhood Centre 4774 1273Home amp Community Care 4774 2589Progress Association Mulgoa 4773 8230Progress Assoc Luddenham 4773 4454 Progress Assoc Wallacia 4773 8899Progress Assoc Silverdale 4774 2256 Wrsquogamba Srsquodale Business 4774 0368Girl Guides Warragamba 4773 8974Wallacia Rotary Club 4773 9713Mulgoa Valley Landcare 0411 487 512Seniors Warragamba 4774 1357Seniors Mulgoa 4773 8974Probus Club 0408 304 006Penrith SouthProbus Club 0422410146Sports ClubsRugby League 4774 0521 Tennis Warragamba 4774 1681Tennis Mulgoa (Keys at PO) 4773 8240Little Athletics 0438 742 534Baseball 4774 1505BMX 0407 497 606
Your friendly local Councillor for Penrith City Council South Ward
Mayor Jim Aitken OAM
Ph 0418 288 488
Drop off or pick up in Glenmore Park (just off Mulgoa Rd) after hours and weekends
Clothing alterations by qualified professional dressmaker
Casual + Business + Formal + Bridalwear alterations for men
and women[Discounts for
school uniforms]
Call Sharyn 4733 4745
MULGOA POST OFFICE BankPost Send a Parcel Pay Bills
New range of ink cartridges for all your printerfax needs
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Sat 9am-12pm
NEWSAGENCYMon-Fri 6am-6pm amp Sat-Sun 6am-1pm
4773 8240
Advertising policy Priority is given to businesses connected to local residents An editorial focus on a local business may be included if space permits at the Editorrsquos discretion Community news The District Gazette welcomes the following information (published free of charge) community news and events local achievements (sport academic charitable community arts family) births deaths obituaries weddings e gagements anniversaries amp birthdays Articles of interest will be accepted at the Editorrsquos discretion Articles do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Editor Letters to the Editor may be printed and edited as necessary Names must be submitted but can be withheld from publication at the writerrsquos request Every effort is made to print correct information but no responsibility can be taken for errors or omissions
Interested in knowing more about Rotary
WallaciaMulgoa Valley Rotary Club
Weekly dinner meetings are held Wednesdays at 1440 Mulgoa Road
Wallacia
Contact Margaret 4773 8040 or Jan 0421 335 017
Justices of the Peace
Local Register websitehttpjplawlinknswgov au
publicsearchByPostcodePublic
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wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 3
Mulgoa BicentenaryThis year marks the Bicentenary of
the grant of land at Mulgoa to Edward Cox on 1st November 1809 con-firmed by Governor Macquarie on 1st January 1810
The settlement of the Mulgoa Val-ley began with the building of lsquoThe Cottagersquo in 1810 William Coxrsquos three sons George Henry and Edward lived at lsquoThe Cottagersquo before develop-ing their own properties lsquoWinbournersquo (1824) lsquoGlenmorersquo (1825) and lsquoFern-hillrsquo (1842) With St Thomasrsquo Church (1836-1838) these buildings reflect the early pioneering phase of prosper-ity evolution of architectural styles and the social and religious aspirations of the Cox family
Celebrations will be opened on Sat-urday November 7 at 11am in Mulgoa Park by Her Excellency Professor Marie Bashir AC CVO Governor of New South Wales Students from Mulgoa and Wallacia Public Schools and Nepean Christian School will sing the National anthem with musical ac-companiment by Nepean Christian School Other events include
A VILLAGE FETE 10am-3pm in Mulgoa Park Stalls include Art and
crafts Books Jumping castles Face painting Garden and Food stalls En-tertainment Old photos Farm animals Wood turning Vintage cars machinery and bikes and local groups
HISTORIC HOUSES BUS VISIT To book for the 930am tour send a cheque for $25 payable to MPA to PO Box 71 Mulgoa 2745 with a stamped addressed envelope and tel-ephone details
St Thomasrsquo Church Mulgoa School and lsquoGlenmorersquo at the golf club can also be viewed by the public Maps will be available at Mulgoa Park
OPEN GARDENS SCHEME lsquoThe Cottagersquo garden will be open on 7the-and 8th November Eminent author historian and conservation consult-ant Dr James Broadbent will speak at noon and 2pm each day on the history of the house and its garden as well as the design and planting of Sydneyrsquos early colonial gardens The unique and rustic garden with its informal beds of drought-hardy plants Cape bulbs and species and old roses complements the cottage The carriage loop is plant-ed with agaves and white cedars as recorded by Lady Franklin in 1839 Open 10am-430pm Admission $7 No charge for children under 18
2009 Tax Time
bull Individual tax returns from $50 per person for alsquobasicrsquo returnbullExperienced tax professionals committed to offering expertise and personal servicebull Maximum Refund and MinimumTaxbull Our fees will not be beaten bull All fees fully tax deductible
Please contact our office for further informationTel 4773 8692 Fax 4773 8841
M 0415 967 207
Email chrisazzopardibigpondcom
Sat 7 Nov12 - 2pm
Join us for a FREEguided tour of
the historic heritage ofJamisonrsquos
Regentvilleand the natural heritage of
Mulgoa National Park
Meet at the corner of The Avenue and Sir John Jamison Circuit Glenmore Park at 12pm
NPWS helping to celebrate the Mulgoa Bicentenary
Are you moving houseNeed boxes for storage
Smithfield Cartons provides quality secondhand boxes for packing
We are a family business of three generations and recently moved from Smithfield to
the Industrial Area of SilverdaleWe provide
Boxes for packing ranging from 85c up to $2Bubble Wrap Butchers Paper
An honest affordable builder serving our local community
20 years experience New homes additions bathroom renovations
Tel 4774 2465 or 0407 870 065
Lic No R87816
D amp M FAMELI CONSTRUCTIONS
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 4
Netball ClubThank you to
all who attended our Warragamba Netball Club Pres-entation Day and AGM on Sunday 27th September Our Committee put
together a wonderful day for all con-cerned and we are looking forward to the next season Our presentation day saw all our players coaches and man-agers recognised for all their contribu-tion and success throughout the year with special mention again to our two premiership winning teams ldquoThe Wom-batsrdquo 16C and ldquoThe Aztecsrdquo 12D
We also introduced three new awards given to those whose contri-bution to our club went above and be-yond lsquovoluntary expectationrsquo
Our inaugural recipients wereEmma Skuratowski ndash ldquoSpirit of
Sport Awardrdquo for her efforts in assisting and support with all umpiring duties
Bethany Dalton - ldquoYoung Achiev-errsquos Awardrdquo For her magnetic enthu-siasm toward her sport her team and nurturing our young Nettas
Trish Hoban - ldquoCoaches Awardrdquo
Trish is a skillful coach and player and is a fantastic role model for all involved at WNC
We would also like to give a spe-cial mention to Maria Cortis who has four daughters playing for WNC and Maria herself will be joining us to play Twilight commencing in October Go Maria Maria managed our premier-ship winning Aztecs and finally re-ceived her own WNC Jacket for all her efforts and cheering throughout 2009 Well done Maria you look great in that jacket
We welcome all our new play-ers joining us for ldquoTwilightrdquo and if you would like to have some fun keep fit and be part of our friendly club we invite you along with any past and present players to our Registration day All welcome and enjoy your sport We hope to see you there
Netball Registration Day Saturday 31st October 9am to 2pm at Video Ezy in Silverdale
Robbery Arrests St Marys Detectives have arrested
two people for an armed robbery on the Service Station at Wallacia
About 930pm on Tuesday 6 Octo-
ber 2009 two males entered the serv-ice station on Mulgoa Road Wallacia with their faces covered and armed with knives The attendant was threat-ened and made to lay on the ground whilst the men stole a sum of money from the cash register and a large quantity of cigarettes The men left the store and drove away in a stolen purple Holden Commodore sedan
Later the following morning the men were arrested by Liverpool Po-lice St Marys Detectives charged the 25 year old and 23 year old Campbell-town men with robbery whilst armed armed with intent and steal motor ve-hicle They were both refused bail and will appear at Liverpool Local Court on the 2 December 2009
Weight Loss WorkshopsHOPE (Holistic Opportunities
for Personal Enrichment) run weight loss workshops on the last Sunday of each month at Penrith RSL starting at 1130am to 130pm $15 per per-son Workshops are facilitated by local health and fitness professionals cover-ing different topics each month
Call Denver on 0403 691 855 or visit wwwhope-health-groupcom
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 5
Model Boat Show amp Rod
Stock Cars Swap MeetSunday November 8
Over 400 cars on displayPlenty of free parking
Christmas Dance amp BazaarSunday December 6
from 12noon-6pm
Country Fair MarketsSunday August 30
Bistro Wed Thurs 12 noon -830pm Fri amp Sat from 12 noon - 6pm
A la Carte restaurant
Fri amp Sat from 6pm- 8pm and Sunday 12 noon -730pm
Open every day from 930am till late205 Adams Rd Luddenham Ph 4773 4444
wwwhubertuscountryclubcom
Hawkesbury Antique Machinery Club and the Pioneer Timber Cutters Presents
ANNUAL TRACTOR PULL TRUCK amp MACHINERY RALLY
Luddenham ShowgroundPark Road off Northern Road14th amp 15th November$15 per family or $5 per person
Gates open at 8am Variety of food and drinksLive entertainment Saturday evening 14th November
Antique machinery cars trucks motor bikes timber cutting
Fund raising for St John Ambulance Service and Grace Centre for newborn care on behalf of baby Jordan Mackay
Details Karen 4777 5067 Phillip 0414 666 142 Mark 0413 508 872 Steven 0418 453 203
Exhibitors - Registration and proof of insurance required Gold coin donation Set up on Friday - free evening meal
Oktoberfest SuccessOver 5000 people enjoyed the food music dancing and
beer at the traditional German Oktoberfest at the Hubertus Club This was a record in spite of the wet weather over the long weekend More than 900 pork knuckles and half a tonne of German sausages were devoured over the event
Club manager Dolf is grateful to all the staff who worked long hours and the volunteers who were fantastic Special thanks to the local butcherTrevor Roots who do-nated 20kgs of sausages
If you are a regular visitor you will know that the club has regular entertainment is a great place to eat and a lovely wedding reception venue If you havenrsquot been before go along to see for yourself and be surprised The club is tucked away at the end of Adams Road Luddenham and has a wonderful setting with excellent facilities and plenty of parking
The popular monthly markets are held on the last Sun-day of the month More details below
New MayorsIndependent councillor Kevin Crameri has been elected
Penrith City Councilrsquos new Mayor He has vowed to become ldquothe most accessible Mayor Penrith has ever hadrdquo and has quit his full-time job to give the role the time and energy it deserves ldquoIf you think Irsquom not doing a good job let me knowrdquo was his message to the people of Penrith City Cr Ross Fowler (Liberal) was re-elected Deputy Mayor
Cr Col Mitchell was voted as Mayor of Wollondilly Shire Council for the next 12 months and Cr Benn Banasik was voted in as his Deputy
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 6
Engineer Student of the YearSilverdale resident James Pirozzi has been named Engi-
neering Student of the Year by Engineers Australia James works as an engineer for Snowy Hydro Limited
He completed his Bachelor Engineer-ing (Civil) degree with First Class Honours from School of Engi-neering University of Western Sydney in 2008 His thesis title was looking at water flows ldquoRegional De-sign Streamflow Es-timation for Eastern NSWrdquo
James also re-ceived the Australian Water Association NSW branch best undergraduate thesis award in 2009
Miss WarradaleCongratulations to all the 2009 Miss Warradale entrants The winners were Little Miss Warradale Taylah RootsMiss Junior Warradale Kimberly SmallMiss Warradale Renee Halford Miss Teen Eleisha ConnollyMiss Golden Dollar Emma Hamilton (who raised the most money)
SOCIAL BOWLSEvery Sunday
Beginners most welcome
BISTRO Wed-Sun Dinner 6pm-9pm
Fri-Sun Lunch 12 noon-2pm
WedThursday SpecialsBuy one get one FREE
from Chefrsquos Specials board
Private Functionsaccommodated
RAFFLESEvery Friday amp Sunday evening
We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is
an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Roma Avenue Wallacia Tel 4773 8096
Join us for theMelbourne Cup
Sweeps amp PrizesBig Screen Social Membership
Only $8 Receive Members rewards and discounts
FREEEntertainment
Friday 23rd October Chris Drummond
Wallacia Bowling Club Presentation Night
Saturday 21st NovemberWho will be the
lsquoLadies Most ImprovedrsquolsquoMenrsquos Most Improvedrsquo
lsquoRookie of the Yearrsquo
Prawn Chicken Ham amp Salads Buffet Lunch
$25pp Bookings essential
Warragamba PoolLearn to Swim Classes
Starting Saturday 17th October am and pm on Sat Mon Tues amp WedSpace still available - BOOK NOW
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 7
ENJOOwning her own ENJO Business
has been ideal for Warragamba moth-er Louise Webb
Louise is a local Consultant with microfibre based cleaning products business ENJO and her work involves conducting in-home demonstrations
Using the latest in microfibre tech-nology the ENJO range of products cuts your cleaning time in half and can eliminate the need for up to 90 of potentially harmful chemical cleaners in the home
ldquoI have small children so itrsquos re-ally important to get chemicals out of my house the products are great for the environment and give my family a healthier homerdquo she said ldquoThen when I actually worked out how much mon-ey I was saving using ENJO I realised what a smart investment I had maderdquo
ldquoBeing an ENJO Consultant allows me to work around my family and earn a good income while being fun and rewarding toordquo Louise added
If yoursquore looking to make a differ-ence to your life your family and the environment you could even run your own ENJO Business
ENJO gives you the independence and confidence to run your own busi-
ness while enjoying the support all new business owners need to be suc-cessful You will be your own boss earn additional income and enjoy flex-ible working hours
For further information on becom-ing an ENJO Consultant or on clean-ing with ENJO please call Louise on 4774 0136 or 0402 473 558 visit wwwenjocomau
Luddenham Pie ShopFreshly baked pies mmmThere is the most wonderful aroma
in the pie shop at Luddenham with a impressive display of pies on the coun-ter Alan Bainbridge has been special-ising in pies in the Luddenham shop-ping centre for 22 years
There is a huge variety including curry chicken meat amp potato and mushroom with some great toppings like cauliflower cheese There are also a variety of fruit pies for dessert
Saturday is the lsquoparty pie dayrsquo when there is the whole range of fillings in the small pies Sunday is the lsquofamily pie dayrdquo They also make jumbo pies which are 3 - 3 frac12kg for $1590
They have egg amp bacon rolls avail-able for breakfast Monday to Friday from 5am to 10am
Becrsquos Spray TanningAll natural products
Can shower just 2hrs after
application At my place in Warragamba for $25 or
mobile for $30
Call or SMS Rebecca on 0411 123 388or email rebeccadrurybigpondcom
The Salvation Army Community Spring FairSaturday 31st October
9am - 2pm at 48 Luttrell Street Glenmore Park (off Allison Drive)
Childrenrsquos activities pony rides jumping castle petting zoo Agents of Truth trash
amp treasure undercover market stalls Entertainment for the whole family
For more information please call 4733 1133 or 4733 1178
Luddenham Pie ShopHuge range of savoury and fruit
pies freshly baked every day
bull Party Pie Saturday (6 for $450)bull Family Pie Sunday (from $770)
Open 7 days Mon-Fri 5am-3pm Sat amp Sun 6am-4pm Luddenham Shopping Centre 4773 4193
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 8
Wallacia Progress Association
The Progress Association meets the 4th Tuesday of each month the next meeting 26th October All are welcome to come along and join us to have a say and make a difference in all aspects of our village environment
Wallacia Progress Hall is available for hire itrsquos a great place for childrenrsquos parties and other celebrations We also have chairs for hire from the hall
Regular events at Hall Yoga group Monday 1030am Meditation group Mondays 8pm Studio E dance group meets Thursday and Fridays
WOW (Woman of Wallacia) meets the second Wednesday of each month at 730pm This is a womenrsquos group that meets for educational purposes fun support and conversation and is open to woman of the surrounding area so come along and join us
The lsquoCarry On Roomrsquo attached to the Hall is named after the group that met there for many years It is a great space for workshops is you want
to start a craft group or other type of activity
Please contact Ellena 4773 8899 for more information
On Saturday 10th October mem-bers from the WPA and the Rotary Sustainability group thirteen people in all worked extremely hard to create a wonderful native garden and pathway on the Roma St side of the hall
A grant from Penrith City Council for a sustainable garden was put to great use in creating a new space of
beauty at our c o m m u n i t y hall Thank you to eve-ryone for the hard work
The vi-sion for the future is that this garden will become a beauti-ful place for members of the communi-ty to take pho-tos of special occasion
WPA is planning an Australia Day
picnic at the hall to celebrate our new garden and to raise a new Australian flag on the hall grounds We are hop-ing all the community will come along and celebrate our Australian heritage Ideas are welcome from members of our village to contribute to the fun of this dayEllena Jee-MacLennan President WPA
Blue Dragon BooksSecond hand books are an inex-
pensive way to try new authors and explore other types of books you might not normally read given the
Blue Dragon Books
Secondhand BooksLarge range of ChildrenrsquosYoung Adult Crime and
Sci-fiFantasy fiction
Open Mon-SatShop C 11 Ross St Glenbrook
Ph 4739 2466Email bluedragonbooksaaptnetau
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Some of the hard working Wallacia residents in the new native garden
cost of new books You can explore different times in history not to men-tion life on imaginary planets Also with a second hand book itrsquos nice to know you can pass on your books for someone else to enjoy ndash a great way to recycle
We have a wide selection of second hand books and a small selection of new childrenrsquos picture books We specialize in childrenrsquos and young adult books as we have young children ourselves and know how important it is to catch their im-agination and get them hooked on reading early
We also have a great range of sci-fifantasy crime and general fiction Our range of non-fiction is growing daily and there is always something different coming in We are located in the arcade opposite the main car park in Glenbrook Come in and say Hi
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 9
Wallacia Fishing Club Wallacia fishing club recently do-
nated an amount of money to Walla-cia public School for the purchase of books for the schoolsrsquo new library
Principal Jennifer Ruge was very appreciative of the gesture Wallacia fishing club members voted on the do-nation earlier in the year and we are proud we could assist a the local com-munity in making this donation A very worthy cause Matt Wheatley visited the school and delivered the cheque I also watched as Jennifer chose books from the mobile bookshop so many books to choose from some hard choices but Jennifer selected books reflecting the current and relevant cuu-riculum I was really happy to see that we could make such a positive impact
2) Wallacia fishing club mem-bers recently visited the Clyde river at Batemans bay where they stayed aboard 3 houseboats all feedback has been great The girls and guys had a ball caught a few fish (only tid-dlers) but most of all had a great time socialising with other members being such a sucess the club will very likely re-book this trip for next year
Anyone interested in joining the club contact one of the numbers in
our monthly ad or visit the Bowlo or pub at the advertised times for raffles
Matt Wheatley SecretaryWallacia fishing club
Spelling ChampLocal student Jordan Powell is on
a wining streak again Jordan won the Junior Section of the Premierrsquos Spell-ing Bee last year when he was in year 6 at Warragamba Public School
He has now won the regional fi-nal in the Senior section and will now go on to the State finals Good Luck Jordan
Catering for 3-6 year old children Situated on 5 tranquil acres Childrenrsquos hobby farm with farm animals and veggie patch Preschool and School Readiness program Hot and Cold meals provided All staff qualified in Early Childhood Only 10min from Penrith Child Care Benefit Available
124 St Thomas Road MulgoaPhone 4773 8312
b2002h
John GerstelinG amp AssociAtes
Accredited Building Design Consultant (BDANSW)
Visit oUr neW WeB site At wwwbuilding-designsnet
bull ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING PLANS amp SPECIFICATIONSbull STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN AND CERTIFICATIONbull ALL DOCUMENTATION AS REQUIRED BY COUNCIL amp STATE GOVERNMENTbull ENVIRONMENTAL amp SUSTAINABLE DESIGN CRITERIA
DoMesticNEW HOMES ADDITIONS amp EXTENSIONS GARAGE BARNS STORAGE PAVILIONS TOWNHOUSE amp UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Next Meetings Nov 12 amp Dec 10(second Thursday of each month)
at Wallacia Bowling Club at 730pm
Raffles at the Wallacia Bowling Club every Thursday from 430pm
Call Graham 0414 842 965
or Matt 0428 283 445 (BH)
FUNDRAISING for your sports club
Sports Centre Olympic Park6th November 2009
Comedian and Special Guests VIP tables Ringside $1000 for 10 people 3 course dinner + drinks Live music great giveaways Doors open 6pm first fight 730pmContact MATTHEW REID 0403 067 629
wwwface2faceboxingcom
The Biggest Night in
Australian Amateur Boxing
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 10
Warragamba NSW Fire Brigade Station 489 The NSW Fire Brigades Station
located on Fourth St Warragamba is made up of 17 Retained Fire Fight-ers Owen Davis is the present Station Commander with the rank of Captain
The Station originally started as the Water Board Plumberrsquos shed in 1946 Renovations included an en-gine bay where the Water Board Fire Truck was housed which responded to Emergencies in the Warragamba com-munity The Water Board occupied the building until 1962 when the Station became a Rural Fire Service Station In 1967 the shed formally became the property of the NSW Fire Brigades which was manned by Retained Fire Fighters with a 250 Denis Fire Truck lead by Captain Doug Farmer
Many changes to the station have occurred since then with the $346000 station renovation in 2000 The most recent addition to the station is the $350000 Fire Truck delivered on Saturday 6th September It is the new Isuzu 900 Euro4 Class 2 Urban pumper with a Rosenbauer pump which carries 2000 litres of water and has a pump capacity of 2900 Litres
min It is marked up in the new NSW Fire Brigades high visibility reflective markings The equipment carried is to Secondary Rescue Standard with Rescue tools such as the Combi Tool (Jaws of Life) Hydraulic Ram Hydrau-lic pump step blocks patient protec-tion shields Reciprocating Saw cord-age pack spinal boards Stokes litter just to name a few Other equipment includes the new $17000 Thermal Imaging Camera Orion Gas Detector four fully encapsulated suits spill suits snake catching equipment defibrillator and six sets of breathing apparatus
This appliance is in addition to the second vehicle the Isuzu FTS 750 Type 1 Water Tanker with 4x4 capabil-ity whith 3000 Litres of water and has a pumping capacity of 800 Litresmin
The Community Fire Unit Program is one of the many NSW Fire Brigades initiatives that enhance community safety and resilience A CFU is a team of local residents who live in urban ar-eas close to bush land in NSW CFUrsquos receive training and equipment which will help prepare you and your home for the bushfire season and help you make informed decisions about wheth-er to stay and defend your property or leave early when bushfires threaten
As a volunteer CFU members do not fight fires CFUrsquos add to the NSWFB and NSW Rural Fire Service resourc-es through property preparation and protection For more information or to register your interest in becoming an NSWFB Community Fire Unit Mem-ber visit wwwfirenswgovau or your local Fire station or alternatively call 1300 CFU CFU (1800 238 238)
We also have the SABRE program (Smoke Alarm Battery Replacement for the Elderly) This program is de-signed to assist the elderly or disabled who live in the community who need assistance in replacing their smoke alarm battery Twice a year Fire Fight-ers will attend their homes and replace smoke alarm batteries free of charge Currently we have over 40 participants throughout the WarragambaSilverdale area Those wishing to inquire about this program should contact their near-est NSWFB Station
Home Fire Safety The key to re-ducing the risk of fire occurring in your home and to surviving a house fire is being prepared Complete the Home fire safety checklist to help make your home fire safe Visit wwwfirenswgovau
In an emergency call Triple Zero (000)
Half Day and Full Day sessions availableExtensive School Readiness program
Formal assistance for children with additional needsQualified and experienced staffReduced fees for eligible families
9am to 3pm or (8am to 4pm) during school terms
Warragamba Preschool Inc
A Caring Fun ampEducational Preschool
for your child
(4774 1249
Your community-based non-profit service cateringfor children aged 2-6years The preschool offers aprogressive educational program whereby everychild receives personal attention to their learning
through an Individual Education Portfolio
Taking enrolments for 2010bull ATM bull Pool
chemicals bull Firewood bull Fresh Meat
trading hours Mon-Fri 5am to 10pm
Sat 5am-10pm Sun 6am-10pm
2 BBQ Chickens $1499 or $850 each
Servo Saver Dockets Accepted Here
BP ULTIMATE SOLD HERE
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
1595 Mulgoa Road Opposite Wallacia Hotel
Tel 4773 8883
BP Wallacia Village
supermarket BP Wallacia Village
2 BBQ chickens$1749 or
$979 each
Mon-Fri 5am-11pm
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 11
FREE INSULATION
Keep your house Warm in Winter amp Cool in Summer
Phone 4722 5687For a Free Measure and Quote amp to check
your eligibilityemail salesjandtinsulationcomau
Government Funded up to $1600 PLUS - save $100rsquos each year on electricity bills
Information for Members and their Guests
4774 1211 Free Courtesy Bus Now Available
THE Spillway RESTAURANT OPEN 7 DAYS FOR LUNCH amp DINNER
Thai meals available Wednesday to Friday evenings and all day Saturday amp Sunday
Australiarsquos Final Notice
March 8
Worldrsquos Greatest Shave March 15
Shave or colour your hair to raise money for the Leukemia Foundation
3 years for $10We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Saturday 7th November 8pm
Tickets $15 Book now
Free Entertainment Sat 24th October lsquoTalk It Uprsquo
Melbourne Cup Buffet Lunch Tuesday November 3rd - Book now
Tree Preservation Orders Wollondilly Shire Council has adopted an Amended
Tree Preservation Order (TPO) which came into force on Friday 9 October 2009
Amendments in the new TPO reflect the changes brought in by the State Government in the Native Vegeta-tion Act 2003 and the Native Vegetation Regulations 2005 regarding tree clearing in rural zones Tree clearing in ag-ricultural zones is now governed jointly by Council and the Hawksberry Nepean Catchment Management Authority It is anticipated that this TPO will streamline Councilrsquos ap-proach to tree removal
There is a clear list of exempt activities as defined under the Native Vegetation Act 1993 and the Native Vegetation Regulation 2005 as well as exempt species such as en-vironmental weeds The new TPO will now become more workable within the agricultural zones and current routine agriculture management activities as defined by the Native Vegetation Act are incorporated into this document
This amended TPO provides an approach to deal with tree removalprotection of trees and vegetation to assist residents in understanding whether they need a develop-ment application or not There has been a lot of confusion in the past over clearing in Environmental protection zones and agricultural areas
Overall the management of vegetation will assist in maintaining regional biodiversity and rural needs and pro-tect vegetation areas from uncontrolled clearing
A series of fact sheets have been prepared to assist in understanding the new provisions of the TPO Councilrsquos website wwwwollondillynswgovau has links to the TPO and fact sheets
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 12
MOBILE LAWNMOWER REPAIRSCall Bert
0419 981 001Repair amp servicing of all makes of
mowers chainsaws amp line trimmers
bull Some small Farm
Equipmentbull Seniors Discounts
bull Free Pick Up amp DeliveryB
ER
TrsquoS
Snake Alert The Red belly black snake is the
most frequent locally This shy snake is quick to retreat when encountered it is venomous but fatalities are rare It is often seen around backyard ponds creeks dams and rivers and preys on fish frogs birds reptiles and rodents
The Eastern brown snake is ven-omous and dangerous and will defend itself if it feels threatened It prefers dry areas and feed on rats mice birds and other snakes and will enter sheds and barns
Do not attempt to kill snakes as this is when people get bitten All native snakes are protected in NSW and it is illegal to harm them Leave it alone and watch where it goes Keep the dog and cat contained
Some points to help keep snakes from visiting your yard
Donrsquot stack wood near the houseKeep the grass shortKeep animal water dishes inside or
in a cleared area donrsquot leave uneaten food in dishes
Always wear garden gloves whilst gardening and long pants in long grass
If you keep birds clean up seed and fruit to stop rodents from visiting
If you have a pond you may get a visit from a snake just watch where it goes do not get in its way
If you should encounter a snake just stop and stand still
Boxes should be off the ground in sheds as they make nice homes for snakersquos favorite food rodents
Snakes may not have ears but they pick up vibrations so stomp those feet if you are going into a shed or barn
Kids may come across snakes when riding their push bike along tracks they need to wear enclosed shoes and long pants as the snake wonrsquot pick up vibrations from the rub-ber tyres
If you are bitten by a snake you do not need to kill the snake for identifica-tion as the hospital has a kit that can do it
Do not use thin nylon netting on gardens as snakes can get tangled in the nylon which cuts into their skin
If you feel threatened by a snake in your house or your dog or cat have injured a snake or lizards contact WIRES (Wildlife Information Rescue and Education Service) on 47542946
Responsibilities of Cat Owners
Wollondilly Shire Council would like to remind residents about the respon-sibilities of being a cat owner These responsibilities are listed under the Companion Animals Act 1998
Kittens born after the 1 July 1999 and any cat changing ownership af-ter that date are required to be micro-chipped and registered
When applicable cats are to be mi-crochipped from 12 weeks of age or at the time of sale and must be registered from 6 months of age
Cat owners are not required by the Act to keep their animal inside at night However they are encouraged by Council to keep cats inside at night to protect our native wildlife (and the cat itself) The majority of cat fights and car accidents that involve cats occur at night
Any person may lawfully seize a cat if necessary to protect a person or another animal from injury or death as well as for the protection of the cat
A cat that repeatedly causes a problem such as excessive or continu-ous noise or destruction of property may be declared a nuisance by Coun-cilrsquos Environment Officers Continu-ing offences can then result in the is-sue of a fine by Councilrsquos Environment Officers
WHATrsquoS ON WarragambaSilverdale Neighbourhood Centre
Senior First Aid CourseWorkcover amp Vetab ApprovedSaturday 14th November
9am to 5pm$14000 per person
call 4774 1273 to book
FREE TAX HELP- ARE YOUR TAX AFFAIRS SIMPLE
- DO YOU EARN LESS THAN $40000
YOU COULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE HELP WITH YOUR TAX RETURN
To find out more please the Neighbourhood Centre or call
the Tax Office on 132 861Late afternoon appointments
availableTHIS IS A VOLUNTEER SERVICE SUPPORTED BY THE TAX OFFICE
WARRAGAMBA PLAY LINKSMonday September 21
Puppet Craft
Well Womenrsquos ClinicsFree and ConfidentialThe Womenrsquos Health Nurse
is available for pap tests breast checks postnatal checks preg-nancy tests Chlamydia screen-
ing menopause and other womenrsquos health information
Bookings Essential
For bookings please call Leanne or
Michelle on 4774 1273
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ANTENNAInstallation of digital antennae
set top boxes additional points equipment tuning telephonedata
points broadband amp home theatre set-upFree quotes amp friendly service
Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962wwwddsicomau
Austel Licence No S26743
So u n d advic e wit h ou t t h e jar g o n
Em m a Gr im a B Co m CPA
A qualified professional who can provide solutions to your financial needs
Call now for an appointment on 4774 2844 or 0403 204 907
emmaelgaccountingcomau Located at Suite 11 Silverdale Shopping Centre Silverdale
Now open Mon ndash Fri 9am ndash 5pm Saturdays amp Evenings by appointment
Small amp Medium Business Specialist Personal Tax Returns Yearly Tax Planning BudgetBusiness Analysis MYOB amp Other Software Services Convenient appointment times Onsite consultation available
ACCOUNTANTService amp installation of alarms intercoms video coms amp security cameras
Free quotes amp friendly service Ask about our current promotions
Mention this ad amp receive a further 5 off Master Licence 409587823
DDSI
wwwddsicomau Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962
ALARMS
SKYLINE ANTENNA S ERVICE PTY LTD
4774 1041 Mobile 0418 266 282
bull PROMPT amp RELIABLE bull OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE bull FREE QUOTES bull QUALITY EQUIPMENT bull WORK FULLY INS URED WITH WARRANTY bull REPAIRS AND NEW INSTALLATIONS
ANTENNA
Call 0418 266 282
Lic No 211838c
AIR-CONDITIONING
Sainsbury Air SolutionsAir Conditioning amp Refrigeration
bull Sales Service amp Installation of Ducted amp Split Systems
bull 6 days (Mon-Sat) bull All AreasCall David on 0424 945 859
ANTENNADigital Antenna Guys
Antenna Supplied and FittedDigital Set Top Boxes Insurance Work
TV Data amp Phone Outlets Home Theatre Installations Receive Wollongong Channels
FREE QUOTES 0410 513 630Talk to our friendly technicians today
ANTENNA
From only $15 a month Call 4773 8974 or email districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
Visit our website at wwwmulgoagazettecomau
Energy Accounts Payment Assistance
Warragamba Silverdale Neigh-bourhood Centre is now able to offer residentrsquos access to Energy Accounts Payment Assistance (EAPA)
EAPA is a NSW Government Scheme designed to help people who are financially disadvantaged and ex-periencing difficulty in paying their home gas and or electricity bill be-cause of a crisis or emergency situa-tion The scheme is aimed at helping people in such situations to stay con-nected to essential energy services
To see if you are eligible please contact Julie 47742245 or Leanne 47741273
Autism Information Evening
Wollondilly Shire Council in con-junction with St Anthonyrsquos Family Care are hosting an information evening for parents and carers of children with Au-tism aged between 2-6 years
The information evening is an op-portunity to learn more about govern-ment funded services and subsidies you may be able to access for your child and to assist us in identifying cur-rent service needs in the area
ldquoThis will be a great opportunity to find out what services are available to parents to support their Autistic chil-drenrdquo says Mayor Cr Col Mitchell
The Autism information evening will be held on Thursday the 29 Octo-ber 2009 at 7pm to 9pm at Wollondilly Shire Council Supper will be provided
Please RSVP to 4677 8200 by the 22 October 2009
No Current Access To Warragamba Dam
Public access to Warragamba Dam and Haviland Park (the inner picnic area) is currently unavailable
Warragamba Dam wall is currently a construction site for a major project to upgrade the dams flood gates and will not be open to the public Access to the dam wall will be reviewed in 2012 when this project is complete
The review will take into account a range of factors including security needs
The interim Visitor Information Centre in Picnic Area No 1 (the outer picnic area) remains open pending the opening of the new Visitor Centre overlooking the dam Picnic Area No 1 is now owned and managed by Wol-londilly Shire Council For information about picnic and barbecue facilities contact Wollondilly Shire Council on 02 4677 8752 or visit wwwwollondillynswgovau
The public can view Warragam-ba Dam from the viewing platform located at the end of 18th Street Warragamba
Nepean Food servicesThe Annual General Meeting for
Nepean Food Services(Meals on Wheels) is on Wednesday 21 October from 12 noon at Regentville Commu-nity Hall in Jeanette Street
All welcome with a light lunch pro-vided Details 4733 7200
bull Flat dome amp gable roofsbull Free measure amp quotes
bull Qualified licensed tradesmenCall Mark on 0404 163 158
Lic No 169819C
BATHROOMSWHALE PORTABLE BATHROOM HIRE
bull Clean amp fresh complete bathrooms with full shower
toilet amp basinbull Ideal when renovating
having guests weddings etc4773 8700 or 0407 417 553
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BATHROOMSWHALE BATHROOMS
Lic No 67245cbull Quality Bathroom Renovations
bull Customer discounts givenbull Rotted Timber Repairsbull All Work Guaranteed
bull Free quotes4773 8700 or 0417 417 556
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BEAUTY
0421 522 586 or 4774 2591wwwnadiasmakeupartistrycom
AWNINGS amp CARPORTS
Specialising in Quality Built Structuresph 0425 317 798
Call now for a FREE personalised design amp quoteFlat AwningsGable AwningsCurved AwningsGlass RoomsSteel Frame DecksCarports and PatiosFax 4777 5648Email salespatioonecomau
Simonrsquos Constructions Pty LtdLicNo 215495C
AUTO MECHANICCall 4732 2444Unit 2-160 Station St
Penrith 2750
ldquoQuality service Expert advicerdquo
Independent Asphalt Services
Asphalt Driveways Aprons Footpaths Car Parks
Colouring amp Renovations
bull The flexible alternative bull Wonrsquot crack up like concrete bull Drive on immediately
Ken Ph 0414 433 096
NO JOB TOO SMALL
ASPHALT SERVICES
AUTO MECHANICDWR Petroleum
MECHANICAL REPAIRSAll makes amp models
Pick Up amp Delivery Availablebull No job too big or small
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
MULGOA VETERINARY CLINIC
1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
forbullTanks bull Liners bull Roofs
See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
Meeting the financial management amp taxation needs community since 1976
BLAXLAND
Ph 4739 3653
POOLS amp SPAS
bull New Systems bull Insurance Work
bull Service amp Repairs bull Free Quotes
Four Seasons Pool Heating SPECIALISING IN SOLAR
Ph 1300 650 806 FACTORYSHOWROOM
UNIT 2112 RUSSELL ST EMU PLAINS
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 20
Shop 32320 Silverdale Road SILVERDALE
Tel 4774 1986
Opening Hours Mon-Fri 730am-7pm Sat-Sun 730am-6pm
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your Community
For all your GROCERY FRESH FRUIT amp VEG BBQ CHOOKS amp CONTINENTAL DELI needs
Come in and meet our FRIENDLY STAFF who are only too happy to assist you
Whole peeled tomatoes 60c a can
Corticella Pasta 500g
$129 each Smiths Variety 20-pack $499
silverdale
Frantelli Water 24 x 600ml
$899
2 Large BBQ Chickens
$1399
Smiths Variety 20-pack
$549
Look out for MARKET DAY every month
See instore for details
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your communityShop 32320 Silverdale Rd Silverdale
Tel 4774 1986
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mulgoa_120_p11-20pdf
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 2
Mulgoa amp Warradale GazetteDelivered monthly to Luddenham Mulgoa
Silverdale Wallacia amp Warragamba
Managing EditorMargaret Stepniewski
Assistant EditorJodie Polutele
PO Box 121 Mulgoa NSW 2745
Phonefax 4773 8974 Email districtgazette
optusnetcomau
wwwmulgoagazettecomauNEXT ISSUE DEADLINE
Tuesday November 3 2009Subscribe now ndash itrsquos FREE
Donrsquot miss our next issue Simply email us and we will let you know when the next issue
has been released online
Emergency Services 000(Police Ambulance Fire)Penrith Police Station 4721 9444St Marys Police Station 9677 7499Warragamba Police 4774 1105Police Assistance Line 131 444Lifeline 24-Hour Counselling 131 114NSW Fire Brigade Wrsquogamba 4774 1222Graffiti Hotline Penrith 1800 022 182 ChurchesAnglican Church 4774 0422St Thomas Mulgoa St Pauls WarragambaCatholic Church 4773 4321Sacred Heart Luddenham and WarragambaUniting Church 4773 4222Luddenham Wallacia Christian Fellowship 4773 8075 Park Rd Wallacia Baptist Church 4774 2319Warragamba Rural Fire ServiceMulgoa 4773 8774 0422 769 046Wallacia 4773 9887 0438 336 887Luddenham 4773 4142Silverdale 4774 1235
Community Groups Neighbourhood Centre 4774 1273Home amp Community Care 4774 2589Progress Association Mulgoa 4773 8230Progress Assoc Luddenham 4773 4454 Progress Assoc Wallacia 4773 8899Progress Assoc Silverdale 4774 2256 Wrsquogamba Srsquodale Business 4774 0368Girl Guides Warragamba 4773 8974Wallacia Rotary Club 4773 9713Mulgoa Valley Landcare 0411 487 512Seniors Warragamba 4774 1357Seniors Mulgoa 4773 8974Probus Club 0408 304 006Penrith SouthProbus Club 0422410146Sports ClubsRugby League 4774 0521 Tennis Warragamba 4774 1681Tennis Mulgoa (Keys at PO) 4773 8240Little Athletics 0438 742 534Baseball 4774 1505BMX 0407 497 606
Your friendly local Councillor for Penrith City Council South Ward
Mayor Jim Aitken OAM
Ph 0418 288 488
Drop off or pick up in Glenmore Park (just off Mulgoa Rd) after hours and weekends
Clothing alterations by qualified professional dressmaker
Casual + Business + Formal + Bridalwear alterations for men
and women[Discounts for
school uniforms]
Call Sharyn 4733 4745
MULGOA POST OFFICE BankPost Send a Parcel Pay Bills
New range of ink cartridges for all your printerfax needs
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Sat 9am-12pm
NEWSAGENCYMon-Fri 6am-6pm amp Sat-Sun 6am-1pm
4773 8240
Advertising policy Priority is given to businesses connected to local residents An editorial focus on a local business may be included if space permits at the Editorrsquos discretion Community news The District Gazette welcomes the following information (published free of charge) community news and events local achievements (sport academic charitable community arts family) births deaths obituaries weddings e gagements anniversaries amp birthdays Articles of interest will be accepted at the Editorrsquos discretion Articles do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Editor Letters to the Editor may be printed and edited as necessary Names must be submitted but can be withheld from publication at the writerrsquos request Every effort is made to print correct information but no responsibility can be taken for errors or omissions
Interested in knowing more about Rotary
WallaciaMulgoa Valley Rotary Club
Weekly dinner meetings are held Wednesdays at 1440 Mulgoa Road
Wallacia
Contact Margaret 4773 8040 or Jan 0421 335 017
Justices of the Peace
Local Register websitehttpjplawlinknswgov au
publicsearchByPostcodePublic
PROFESSIONAL HAIR SALON HOME
In amp Out Service Donrsquot waste your day in the salon
bull Fully licensed bull 20 years experience bull Competitive prices bull After hours available
From the smallest repair to the largest retrims including bull Tonneau covers bull Roof Lin-
ings bull Restoration Work
30 years experienceGo anywhere Jobs done on site
0417 225 741
For SaleBrass double bed
Good condition $150 ONO
4773 9104
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 3
Mulgoa BicentenaryThis year marks the Bicentenary of
the grant of land at Mulgoa to Edward Cox on 1st November 1809 con-firmed by Governor Macquarie on 1st January 1810
The settlement of the Mulgoa Val-ley began with the building of lsquoThe Cottagersquo in 1810 William Coxrsquos three sons George Henry and Edward lived at lsquoThe Cottagersquo before develop-ing their own properties lsquoWinbournersquo (1824) lsquoGlenmorersquo (1825) and lsquoFern-hillrsquo (1842) With St Thomasrsquo Church (1836-1838) these buildings reflect the early pioneering phase of prosper-ity evolution of architectural styles and the social and religious aspirations of the Cox family
Celebrations will be opened on Sat-urday November 7 at 11am in Mulgoa Park by Her Excellency Professor Marie Bashir AC CVO Governor of New South Wales Students from Mulgoa and Wallacia Public Schools and Nepean Christian School will sing the National anthem with musical ac-companiment by Nepean Christian School Other events include
A VILLAGE FETE 10am-3pm in Mulgoa Park Stalls include Art and
crafts Books Jumping castles Face painting Garden and Food stalls En-tertainment Old photos Farm animals Wood turning Vintage cars machinery and bikes and local groups
HISTORIC HOUSES BUS VISIT To book for the 930am tour send a cheque for $25 payable to MPA to PO Box 71 Mulgoa 2745 with a stamped addressed envelope and tel-ephone details
St Thomasrsquo Church Mulgoa School and lsquoGlenmorersquo at the golf club can also be viewed by the public Maps will be available at Mulgoa Park
OPEN GARDENS SCHEME lsquoThe Cottagersquo garden will be open on 7the-and 8th November Eminent author historian and conservation consult-ant Dr James Broadbent will speak at noon and 2pm each day on the history of the house and its garden as well as the design and planting of Sydneyrsquos early colonial gardens The unique and rustic garden with its informal beds of drought-hardy plants Cape bulbs and species and old roses complements the cottage The carriage loop is plant-ed with agaves and white cedars as recorded by Lady Franklin in 1839 Open 10am-430pm Admission $7 No charge for children under 18
2009 Tax Time
bull Individual tax returns from $50 per person for alsquobasicrsquo returnbullExperienced tax professionals committed to offering expertise and personal servicebull Maximum Refund and MinimumTaxbull Our fees will not be beaten bull All fees fully tax deductible
Please contact our office for further informationTel 4773 8692 Fax 4773 8841
M 0415 967 207
Email chrisazzopardibigpondcom
Sat 7 Nov12 - 2pm
Join us for a FREEguided tour of
the historic heritage ofJamisonrsquos
Regentvilleand the natural heritage of
Mulgoa National Park
Meet at the corner of The Avenue and Sir John Jamison Circuit Glenmore Park at 12pm
NPWS helping to celebrate the Mulgoa Bicentenary
Are you moving houseNeed boxes for storage
Smithfield Cartons provides quality secondhand boxes for packing
We are a family business of three generations and recently moved from Smithfield to
the Industrial Area of SilverdaleWe provide
Boxes for packing ranging from 85c up to $2Bubble Wrap Butchers Paper
An honest affordable builder serving our local community
20 years experience New homes additions bathroom renovations
Tel 4774 2465 or 0407 870 065
Lic No R87816
D amp M FAMELI CONSTRUCTIONS
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 4
Netball ClubThank you to
all who attended our Warragamba Netball Club Pres-entation Day and AGM on Sunday 27th September Our Committee put
together a wonderful day for all con-cerned and we are looking forward to the next season Our presentation day saw all our players coaches and man-agers recognised for all their contribu-tion and success throughout the year with special mention again to our two premiership winning teams ldquoThe Wom-batsrdquo 16C and ldquoThe Aztecsrdquo 12D
We also introduced three new awards given to those whose contri-bution to our club went above and be-yond lsquovoluntary expectationrsquo
Our inaugural recipients wereEmma Skuratowski ndash ldquoSpirit of
Sport Awardrdquo for her efforts in assisting and support with all umpiring duties
Bethany Dalton - ldquoYoung Achiev-errsquos Awardrdquo For her magnetic enthu-siasm toward her sport her team and nurturing our young Nettas
Trish Hoban - ldquoCoaches Awardrdquo
Trish is a skillful coach and player and is a fantastic role model for all involved at WNC
We would also like to give a spe-cial mention to Maria Cortis who has four daughters playing for WNC and Maria herself will be joining us to play Twilight commencing in October Go Maria Maria managed our premier-ship winning Aztecs and finally re-ceived her own WNC Jacket for all her efforts and cheering throughout 2009 Well done Maria you look great in that jacket
We welcome all our new play-ers joining us for ldquoTwilightrdquo and if you would like to have some fun keep fit and be part of our friendly club we invite you along with any past and present players to our Registration day All welcome and enjoy your sport We hope to see you there
Netball Registration Day Saturday 31st October 9am to 2pm at Video Ezy in Silverdale
Robbery Arrests St Marys Detectives have arrested
two people for an armed robbery on the Service Station at Wallacia
About 930pm on Tuesday 6 Octo-
ber 2009 two males entered the serv-ice station on Mulgoa Road Wallacia with their faces covered and armed with knives The attendant was threat-ened and made to lay on the ground whilst the men stole a sum of money from the cash register and a large quantity of cigarettes The men left the store and drove away in a stolen purple Holden Commodore sedan
Later the following morning the men were arrested by Liverpool Po-lice St Marys Detectives charged the 25 year old and 23 year old Campbell-town men with robbery whilst armed armed with intent and steal motor ve-hicle They were both refused bail and will appear at Liverpool Local Court on the 2 December 2009
Weight Loss WorkshopsHOPE (Holistic Opportunities
for Personal Enrichment) run weight loss workshops on the last Sunday of each month at Penrith RSL starting at 1130am to 130pm $15 per per-son Workshops are facilitated by local health and fitness professionals cover-ing different topics each month
Call Denver on 0403 691 855 or visit wwwhope-health-groupcom
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 5
Model Boat Show amp Rod
Stock Cars Swap MeetSunday November 8
Over 400 cars on displayPlenty of free parking
Christmas Dance amp BazaarSunday December 6
from 12noon-6pm
Country Fair MarketsSunday August 30
Bistro Wed Thurs 12 noon -830pm Fri amp Sat from 12 noon - 6pm
A la Carte restaurant
Fri amp Sat from 6pm- 8pm and Sunday 12 noon -730pm
Open every day from 930am till late205 Adams Rd Luddenham Ph 4773 4444
wwwhubertuscountryclubcom
Hawkesbury Antique Machinery Club and the Pioneer Timber Cutters Presents
ANNUAL TRACTOR PULL TRUCK amp MACHINERY RALLY
Luddenham ShowgroundPark Road off Northern Road14th amp 15th November$15 per family or $5 per person
Gates open at 8am Variety of food and drinksLive entertainment Saturday evening 14th November
Antique machinery cars trucks motor bikes timber cutting
Fund raising for St John Ambulance Service and Grace Centre for newborn care on behalf of baby Jordan Mackay
Details Karen 4777 5067 Phillip 0414 666 142 Mark 0413 508 872 Steven 0418 453 203
Exhibitors - Registration and proof of insurance required Gold coin donation Set up on Friday - free evening meal
Oktoberfest SuccessOver 5000 people enjoyed the food music dancing and
beer at the traditional German Oktoberfest at the Hubertus Club This was a record in spite of the wet weather over the long weekend More than 900 pork knuckles and half a tonne of German sausages were devoured over the event
Club manager Dolf is grateful to all the staff who worked long hours and the volunteers who were fantastic Special thanks to the local butcherTrevor Roots who do-nated 20kgs of sausages
If you are a regular visitor you will know that the club has regular entertainment is a great place to eat and a lovely wedding reception venue If you havenrsquot been before go along to see for yourself and be surprised The club is tucked away at the end of Adams Road Luddenham and has a wonderful setting with excellent facilities and plenty of parking
The popular monthly markets are held on the last Sun-day of the month More details below
New MayorsIndependent councillor Kevin Crameri has been elected
Penrith City Councilrsquos new Mayor He has vowed to become ldquothe most accessible Mayor Penrith has ever hadrdquo and has quit his full-time job to give the role the time and energy it deserves ldquoIf you think Irsquom not doing a good job let me knowrdquo was his message to the people of Penrith City Cr Ross Fowler (Liberal) was re-elected Deputy Mayor
Cr Col Mitchell was voted as Mayor of Wollondilly Shire Council for the next 12 months and Cr Benn Banasik was voted in as his Deputy
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 6
Engineer Student of the YearSilverdale resident James Pirozzi has been named Engi-
neering Student of the Year by Engineers Australia James works as an engineer for Snowy Hydro Limited
He completed his Bachelor Engineer-ing (Civil) degree with First Class Honours from School of Engi-neering University of Western Sydney in 2008 His thesis title was looking at water flows ldquoRegional De-sign Streamflow Es-timation for Eastern NSWrdquo
James also re-ceived the Australian Water Association NSW branch best undergraduate thesis award in 2009
Miss WarradaleCongratulations to all the 2009 Miss Warradale entrants The winners were Little Miss Warradale Taylah RootsMiss Junior Warradale Kimberly SmallMiss Warradale Renee Halford Miss Teen Eleisha ConnollyMiss Golden Dollar Emma Hamilton (who raised the most money)
SOCIAL BOWLSEvery Sunday
Beginners most welcome
BISTRO Wed-Sun Dinner 6pm-9pm
Fri-Sun Lunch 12 noon-2pm
WedThursday SpecialsBuy one get one FREE
from Chefrsquos Specials board
Private Functionsaccommodated
RAFFLESEvery Friday amp Sunday evening
We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is
an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Roma Avenue Wallacia Tel 4773 8096
Join us for theMelbourne Cup
Sweeps amp PrizesBig Screen Social Membership
Only $8 Receive Members rewards and discounts
FREEEntertainment
Friday 23rd October Chris Drummond
Wallacia Bowling Club Presentation Night
Saturday 21st NovemberWho will be the
lsquoLadies Most ImprovedrsquolsquoMenrsquos Most Improvedrsquo
lsquoRookie of the Yearrsquo
Prawn Chicken Ham amp Salads Buffet Lunch
$25pp Bookings essential
Warragamba PoolLearn to Swim Classes
Starting Saturday 17th October am and pm on Sat Mon Tues amp WedSpace still available - BOOK NOW
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 7
ENJOOwning her own ENJO Business
has been ideal for Warragamba moth-er Louise Webb
Louise is a local Consultant with microfibre based cleaning products business ENJO and her work involves conducting in-home demonstrations
Using the latest in microfibre tech-nology the ENJO range of products cuts your cleaning time in half and can eliminate the need for up to 90 of potentially harmful chemical cleaners in the home
ldquoI have small children so itrsquos re-ally important to get chemicals out of my house the products are great for the environment and give my family a healthier homerdquo she said ldquoThen when I actually worked out how much mon-ey I was saving using ENJO I realised what a smart investment I had maderdquo
ldquoBeing an ENJO Consultant allows me to work around my family and earn a good income while being fun and rewarding toordquo Louise added
If yoursquore looking to make a differ-ence to your life your family and the environment you could even run your own ENJO Business
ENJO gives you the independence and confidence to run your own busi-
ness while enjoying the support all new business owners need to be suc-cessful You will be your own boss earn additional income and enjoy flex-ible working hours
For further information on becom-ing an ENJO Consultant or on clean-ing with ENJO please call Louise on 4774 0136 or 0402 473 558 visit wwwenjocomau
Luddenham Pie ShopFreshly baked pies mmmThere is the most wonderful aroma
in the pie shop at Luddenham with a impressive display of pies on the coun-ter Alan Bainbridge has been special-ising in pies in the Luddenham shop-ping centre for 22 years
There is a huge variety including curry chicken meat amp potato and mushroom with some great toppings like cauliflower cheese There are also a variety of fruit pies for dessert
Saturday is the lsquoparty pie dayrsquo when there is the whole range of fillings in the small pies Sunday is the lsquofamily pie dayrdquo They also make jumbo pies which are 3 - 3 frac12kg for $1590
They have egg amp bacon rolls avail-able for breakfast Monday to Friday from 5am to 10am
Becrsquos Spray TanningAll natural products
Can shower just 2hrs after
application At my place in Warragamba for $25 or
mobile for $30
Call or SMS Rebecca on 0411 123 388or email rebeccadrurybigpondcom
The Salvation Army Community Spring FairSaturday 31st October
9am - 2pm at 48 Luttrell Street Glenmore Park (off Allison Drive)
Childrenrsquos activities pony rides jumping castle petting zoo Agents of Truth trash
amp treasure undercover market stalls Entertainment for the whole family
For more information please call 4733 1133 or 4733 1178
Luddenham Pie ShopHuge range of savoury and fruit
pies freshly baked every day
bull Party Pie Saturday (6 for $450)bull Family Pie Sunday (from $770)
Open 7 days Mon-Fri 5am-3pm Sat amp Sun 6am-4pm Luddenham Shopping Centre 4773 4193
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 8
Wallacia Progress Association
The Progress Association meets the 4th Tuesday of each month the next meeting 26th October All are welcome to come along and join us to have a say and make a difference in all aspects of our village environment
Wallacia Progress Hall is available for hire itrsquos a great place for childrenrsquos parties and other celebrations We also have chairs for hire from the hall
Regular events at Hall Yoga group Monday 1030am Meditation group Mondays 8pm Studio E dance group meets Thursday and Fridays
WOW (Woman of Wallacia) meets the second Wednesday of each month at 730pm This is a womenrsquos group that meets for educational purposes fun support and conversation and is open to woman of the surrounding area so come along and join us
The lsquoCarry On Roomrsquo attached to the Hall is named after the group that met there for many years It is a great space for workshops is you want
to start a craft group or other type of activity
Please contact Ellena 4773 8899 for more information
On Saturday 10th October mem-bers from the WPA and the Rotary Sustainability group thirteen people in all worked extremely hard to create a wonderful native garden and pathway on the Roma St side of the hall
A grant from Penrith City Council for a sustainable garden was put to great use in creating a new space of
beauty at our c o m m u n i t y hall Thank you to eve-ryone for the hard work
The vi-sion for the future is that this garden will become a beauti-ful place for members of the communi-ty to take pho-tos of special occasion
WPA is planning an Australia Day
picnic at the hall to celebrate our new garden and to raise a new Australian flag on the hall grounds We are hop-ing all the community will come along and celebrate our Australian heritage Ideas are welcome from members of our village to contribute to the fun of this dayEllena Jee-MacLennan President WPA
Blue Dragon BooksSecond hand books are an inex-
pensive way to try new authors and explore other types of books you might not normally read given the
Blue Dragon Books
Secondhand BooksLarge range of ChildrenrsquosYoung Adult Crime and
Sci-fiFantasy fiction
Open Mon-SatShop C 11 Ross St Glenbrook
Ph 4739 2466Email bluedragonbooksaaptnetau
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bull Lose weight for less then $8 a day bull Control those cravings bull Have more energy bull Enjoy the foods you love bull No exercise needed bull FREE follow up and Support bull 100 Natural bull 30 Day guaranteed or your money backFor a FREE Sample amp information
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Start looking and feeling great TODAY
Some of the hard working Wallacia residents in the new native garden
cost of new books You can explore different times in history not to men-tion life on imaginary planets Also with a second hand book itrsquos nice to know you can pass on your books for someone else to enjoy ndash a great way to recycle
We have a wide selection of second hand books and a small selection of new childrenrsquos picture books We specialize in childrenrsquos and young adult books as we have young children ourselves and know how important it is to catch their im-agination and get them hooked on reading early
We also have a great range of sci-fifantasy crime and general fiction Our range of non-fiction is growing daily and there is always something different coming in We are located in the arcade opposite the main car park in Glenbrook Come in and say Hi
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 9
Wallacia Fishing Club Wallacia fishing club recently do-
nated an amount of money to Walla-cia public School for the purchase of books for the schoolsrsquo new library
Principal Jennifer Ruge was very appreciative of the gesture Wallacia fishing club members voted on the do-nation earlier in the year and we are proud we could assist a the local com-munity in making this donation A very worthy cause Matt Wheatley visited the school and delivered the cheque I also watched as Jennifer chose books from the mobile bookshop so many books to choose from some hard choices but Jennifer selected books reflecting the current and relevant cuu-riculum I was really happy to see that we could make such a positive impact
2) Wallacia fishing club mem-bers recently visited the Clyde river at Batemans bay where they stayed aboard 3 houseboats all feedback has been great The girls and guys had a ball caught a few fish (only tid-dlers) but most of all had a great time socialising with other members being such a sucess the club will very likely re-book this trip for next year
Anyone interested in joining the club contact one of the numbers in
our monthly ad or visit the Bowlo or pub at the advertised times for raffles
Matt Wheatley SecretaryWallacia fishing club
Spelling ChampLocal student Jordan Powell is on
a wining streak again Jordan won the Junior Section of the Premierrsquos Spell-ing Bee last year when he was in year 6 at Warragamba Public School
He has now won the regional fi-nal in the Senior section and will now go on to the State finals Good Luck Jordan
Catering for 3-6 year old children Situated on 5 tranquil acres Childrenrsquos hobby farm with farm animals and veggie patch Preschool and School Readiness program Hot and Cold meals provided All staff qualified in Early Childhood Only 10min from Penrith Child Care Benefit Available
124 St Thomas Road MulgoaPhone 4773 8312
b2002h
John GerstelinG amp AssociAtes
Accredited Building Design Consultant (BDANSW)
Visit oUr neW WeB site At wwwbuilding-designsnet
bull ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING PLANS amp SPECIFICATIONSbull STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN AND CERTIFICATIONbull ALL DOCUMENTATION AS REQUIRED BY COUNCIL amp STATE GOVERNMENTbull ENVIRONMENTAL amp SUSTAINABLE DESIGN CRITERIA
DoMesticNEW HOMES ADDITIONS amp EXTENSIONS GARAGE BARNS STORAGE PAVILIONS TOWNHOUSE amp UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Next Meetings Nov 12 amp Dec 10(second Thursday of each month)
at Wallacia Bowling Club at 730pm
Raffles at the Wallacia Bowling Club every Thursday from 430pm
Call Graham 0414 842 965
or Matt 0428 283 445 (BH)
FUNDRAISING for your sports club
Sports Centre Olympic Park6th November 2009
Comedian and Special Guests VIP tables Ringside $1000 for 10 people 3 course dinner + drinks Live music great giveaways Doors open 6pm first fight 730pmContact MATTHEW REID 0403 067 629
wwwface2faceboxingcom
The Biggest Night in
Australian Amateur Boxing
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 10
Warragamba NSW Fire Brigade Station 489 The NSW Fire Brigades Station
located on Fourth St Warragamba is made up of 17 Retained Fire Fight-ers Owen Davis is the present Station Commander with the rank of Captain
The Station originally started as the Water Board Plumberrsquos shed in 1946 Renovations included an en-gine bay where the Water Board Fire Truck was housed which responded to Emergencies in the Warragamba com-munity The Water Board occupied the building until 1962 when the Station became a Rural Fire Service Station In 1967 the shed formally became the property of the NSW Fire Brigades which was manned by Retained Fire Fighters with a 250 Denis Fire Truck lead by Captain Doug Farmer
Many changes to the station have occurred since then with the $346000 station renovation in 2000 The most recent addition to the station is the $350000 Fire Truck delivered on Saturday 6th September It is the new Isuzu 900 Euro4 Class 2 Urban pumper with a Rosenbauer pump which carries 2000 litres of water and has a pump capacity of 2900 Litres
min It is marked up in the new NSW Fire Brigades high visibility reflective markings The equipment carried is to Secondary Rescue Standard with Rescue tools such as the Combi Tool (Jaws of Life) Hydraulic Ram Hydrau-lic pump step blocks patient protec-tion shields Reciprocating Saw cord-age pack spinal boards Stokes litter just to name a few Other equipment includes the new $17000 Thermal Imaging Camera Orion Gas Detector four fully encapsulated suits spill suits snake catching equipment defibrillator and six sets of breathing apparatus
This appliance is in addition to the second vehicle the Isuzu FTS 750 Type 1 Water Tanker with 4x4 capabil-ity whith 3000 Litres of water and has a pumping capacity of 800 Litresmin
The Community Fire Unit Program is one of the many NSW Fire Brigades initiatives that enhance community safety and resilience A CFU is a team of local residents who live in urban ar-eas close to bush land in NSW CFUrsquos receive training and equipment which will help prepare you and your home for the bushfire season and help you make informed decisions about wheth-er to stay and defend your property or leave early when bushfires threaten
As a volunteer CFU members do not fight fires CFUrsquos add to the NSWFB and NSW Rural Fire Service resourc-es through property preparation and protection For more information or to register your interest in becoming an NSWFB Community Fire Unit Mem-ber visit wwwfirenswgovau or your local Fire station or alternatively call 1300 CFU CFU (1800 238 238)
We also have the SABRE program (Smoke Alarm Battery Replacement for the Elderly) This program is de-signed to assist the elderly or disabled who live in the community who need assistance in replacing their smoke alarm battery Twice a year Fire Fight-ers will attend their homes and replace smoke alarm batteries free of charge Currently we have over 40 participants throughout the WarragambaSilverdale area Those wishing to inquire about this program should contact their near-est NSWFB Station
Home Fire Safety The key to re-ducing the risk of fire occurring in your home and to surviving a house fire is being prepared Complete the Home fire safety checklist to help make your home fire safe Visit wwwfirenswgovau
In an emergency call Triple Zero (000)
Half Day and Full Day sessions availableExtensive School Readiness program
Formal assistance for children with additional needsQualified and experienced staffReduced fees for eligible families
9am to 3pm or (8am to 4pm) during school terms
Warragamba Preschool Inc
A Caring Fun ampEducational Preschool
for your child
(4774 1249
Your community-based non-profit service cateringfor children aged 2-6years The preschool offers aprogressive educational program whereby everychild receives personal attention to their learning
through an Individual Education Portfolio
Taking enrolments for 2010bull ATM bull Pool
chemicals bull Firewood bull Fresh Meat
trading hours Mon-Fri 5am to 10pm
Sat 5am-10pm Sun 6am-10pm
2 BBQ Chickens $1499 or $850 each
Servo Saver Dockets Accepted Here
BP ULTIMATE SOLD HERE
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
1595 Mulgoa Road Opposite Wallacia Hotel
Tel 4773 8883
BP Wallacia Village
supermarket BP Wallacia Village
2 BBQ chickens$1749 or
$979 each
Mon-Fri 5am-11pm
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 11
FREE INSULATION
Keep your house Warm in Winter amp Cool in Summer
Phone 4722 5687For a Free Measure and Quote amp to check
your eligibilityemail salesjandtinsulationcomau
Government Funded up to $1600 PLUS - save $100rsquos each year on electricity bills
Information for Members and their Guests
4774 1211 Free Courtesy Bus Now Available
THE Spillway RESTAURANT OPEN 7 DAYS FOR LUNCH amp DINNER
Thai meals available Wednesday to Friday evenings and all day Saturday amp Sunday
Australiarsquos Final Notice
March 8
Worldrsquos Greatest Shave March 15
Shave or colour your hair to raise money for the Leukemia Foundation
3 years for $10We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Saturday 7th November 8pm
Tickets $15 Book now
Free Entertainment Sat 24th October lsquoTalk It Uprsquo
Melbourne Cup Buffet Lunch Tuesday November 3rd - Book now
Tree Preservation Orders Wollondilly Shire Council has adopted an Amended
Tree Preservation Order (TPO) which came into force on Friday 9 October 2009
Amendments in the new TPO reflect the changes brought in by the State Government in the Native Vegeta-tion Act 2003 and the Native Vegetation Regulations 2005 regarding tree clearing in rural zones Tree clearing in ag-ricultural zones is now governed jointly by Council and the Hawksberry Nepean Catchment Management Authority It is anticipated that this TPO will streamline Councilrsquos ap-proach to tree removal
There is a clear list of exempt activities as defined under the Native Vegetation Act 1993 and the Native Vegetation Regulation 2005 as well as exempt species such as en-vironmental weeds The new TPO will now become more workable within the agricultural zones and current routine agriculture management activities as defined by the Native Vegetation Act are incorporated into this document
This amended TPO provides an approach to deal with tree removalprotection of trees and vegetation to assist residents in understanding whether they need a develop-ment application or not There has been a lot of confusion in the past over clearing in Environmental protection zones and agricultural areas
Overall the management of vegetation will assist in maintaining regional biodiversity and rural needs and pro-tect vegetation areas from uncontrolled clearing
A series of fact sheets have been prepared to assist in understanding the new provisions of the TPO Councilrsquos website wwwwollondillynswgovau has links to the TPO and fact sheets
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 12
MOBILE LAWNMOWER REPAIRSCall Bert
0419 981 001Repair amp servicing of all makes of
mowers chainsaws amp line trimmers
bull Some small Farm
Equipmentbull Seniors Discounts
bull Free Pick Up amp DeliveryB
ER
TrsquoS
Snake Alert The Red belly black snake is the
most frequent locally This shy snake is quick to retreat when encountered it is venomous but fatalities are rare It is often seen around backyard ponds creeks dams and rivers and preys on fish frogs birds reptiles and rodents
The Eastern brown snake is ven-omous and dangerous and will defend itself if it feels threatened It prefers dry areas and feed on rats mice birds and other snakes and will enter sheds and barns
Do not attempt to kill snakes as this is when people get bitten All native snakes are protected in NSW and it is illegal to harm them Leave it alone and watch where it goes Keep the dog and cat contained
Some points to help keep snakes from visiting your yard
Donrsquot stack wood near the houseKeep the grass shortKeep animal water dishes inside or
in a cleared area donrsquot leave uneaten food in dishes
Always wear garden gloves whilst gardening and long pants in long grass
If you keep birds clean up seed and fruit to stop rodents from visiting
If you have a pond you may get a visit from a snake just watch where it goes do not get in its way
If you should encounter a snake just stop and stand still
Boxes should be off the ground in sheds as they make nice homes for snakersquos favorite food rodents
Snakes may not have ears but they pick up vibrations so stomp those feet if you are going into a shed or barn
Kids may come across snakes when riding their push bike along tracks they need to wear enclosed shoes and long pants as the snake wonrsquot pick up vibrations from the rub-ber tyres
If you are bitten by a snake you do not need to kill the snake for identifica-tion as the hospital has a kit that can do it
Do not use thin nylon netting on gardens as snakes can get tangled in the nylon which cuts into their skin
If you feel threatened by a snake in your house or your dog or cat have injured a snake or lizards contact WIRES (Wildlife Information Rescue and Education Service) on 47542946
Responsibilities of Cat Owners
Wollondilly Shire Council would like to remind residents about the respon-sibilities of being a cat owner These responsibilities are listed under the Companion Animals Act 1998
Kittens born after the 1 July 1999 and any cat changing ownership af-ter that date are required to be micro-chipped and registered
When applicable cats are to be mi-crochipped from 12 weeks of age or at the time of sale and must be registered from 6 months of age
Cat owners are not required by the Act to keep their animal inside at night However they are encouraged by Council to keep cats inside at night to protect our native wildlife (and the cat itself) The majority of cat fights and car accidents that involve cats occur at night
Any person may lawfully seize a cat if necessary to protect a person or another animal from injury or death as well as for the protection of the cat
A cat that repeatedly causes a problem such as excessive or continu-ous noise or destruction of property may be declared a nuisance by Coun-cilrsquos Environment Officers Continu-ing offences can then result in the is-sue of a fine by Councilrsquos Environment Officers
WHATrsquoS ON WarragambaSilverdale Neighbourhood Centre
Senior First Aid CourseWorkcover amp Vetab ApprovedSaturday 14th November
9am to 5pm$14000 per person
call 4774 1273 to book
FREE TAX HELP- ARE YOUR TAX AFFAIRS SIMPLE
- DO YOU EARN LESS THAN $40000
YOU COULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE HELP WITH YOUR TAX RETURN
To find out more please the Neighbourhood Centre or call
the Tax Office on 132 861Late afternoon appointments
availableTHIS IS A VOLUNTEER SERVICE SUPPORTED BY THE TAX OFFICE
WARRAGAMBA PLAY LINKSMonday September 21
Puppet Craft
Well Womenrsquos ClinicsFree and ConfidentialThe Womenrsquos Health Nurse
is available for pap tests breast checks postnatal checks preg-nancy tests Chlamydia screen-
ing menopause and other womenrsquos health information
Bookings Essential
For bookings please call Leanne or
Michelle on 4774 1273
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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set top boxes additional points equipment tuning telephonedata
points broadband amp home theatre set-upFree quotes amp friendly service
Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962wwwddsicomau
Austel Licence No S26743
So u n d advic e wit h ou t t h e jar g o n
Em m a Gr im a B Co m CPA
A qualified professional who can provide solutions to your financial needs
Call now for an appointment on 4774 2844 or 0403 204 907
emmaelgaccountingcomau Located at Suite 11 Silverdale Shopping Centre Silverdale
Now open Mon ndash Fri 9am ndash 5pm Saturdays amp Evenings by appointment
Small amp Medium Business Specialist Personal Tax Returns Yearly Tax Planning BudgetBusiness Analysis MYOB amp Other Software Services Convenient appointment times Onsite consultation available
ACCOUNTANTService amp installation of alarms intercoms video coms amp security cameras
Free quotes amp friendly service Ask about our current promotions
Mention this ad amp receive a further 5 off Master Licence 409587823
DDSI
wwwddsicomau Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962
ALARMS
SKYLINE ANTENNA S ERVICE PTY LTD
4774 1041 Mobile 0418 266 282
bull PROMPT amp RELIABLE bull OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE bull FREE QUOTES bull QUALITY EQUIPMENT bull WORK FULLY INS URED WITH WARRANTY bull REPAIRS AND NEW INSTALLATIONS
ANTENNA
Call 0418 266 282
Lic No 211838c
AIR-CONDITIONING
Sainsbury Air SolutionsAir Conditioning amp Refrigeration
bull Sales Service amp Installation of Ducted amp Split Systems
bull 6 days (Mon-Sat) bull All AreasCall David on 0424 945 859
ANTENNADigital Antenna Guys
Antenna Supplied and FittedDigital Set Top Boxes Insurance Work
TV Data amp Phone Outlets Home Theatre Installations Receive Wollongong Channels
FREE QUOTES 0410 513 630Talk to our friendly technicians today
ANTENNA
From only $15 a month Call 4773 8974 or email districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
Visit our website at wwwmulgoagazettecomau
Energy Accounts Payment Assistance
Warragamba Silverdale Neigh-bourhood Centre is now able to offer residentrsquos access to Energy Accounts Payment Assistance (EAPA)
EAPA is a NSW Government Scheme designed to help people who are financially disadvantaged and ex-periencing difficulty in paying their home gas and or electricity bill be-cause of a crisis or emergency situa-tion The scheme is aimed at helping people in such situations to stay con-nected to essential energy services
To see if you are eligible please contact Julie 47742245 or Leanne 47741273
Autism Information Evening
Wollondilly Shire Council in con-junction with St Anthonyrsquos Family Care are hosting an information evening for parents and carers of children with Au-tism aged between 2-6 years
The information evening is an op-portunity to learn more about govern-ment funded services and subsidies you may be able to access for your child and to assist us in identifying cur-rent service needs in the area
ldquoThis will be a great opportunity to find out what services are available to parents to support their Autistic chil-drenrdquo says Mayor Cr Col Mitchell
The Autism information evening will be held on Thursday the 29 Octo-ber 2009 at 7pm to 9pm at Wollondilly Shire Council Supper will be provided
Please RSVP to 4677 8200 by the 22 October 2009
No Current Access To Warragamba Dam
Public access to Warragamba Dam and Haviland Park (the inner picnic area) is currently unavailable
Warragamba Dam wall is currently a construction site for a major project to upgrade the dams flood gates and will not be open to the public Access to the dam wall will be reviewed in 2012 when this project is complete
The review will take into account a range of factors including security needs
The interim Visitor Information Centre in Picnic Area No 1 (the outer picnic area) remains open pending the opening of the new Visitor Centre overlooking the dam Picnic Area No 1 is now owned and managed by Wol-londilly Shire Council For information about picnic and barbecue facilities contact Wollondilly Shire Council on 02 4677 8752 or visit wwwwollondillynswgovau
The public can view Warragam-ba Dam from the viewing platform located at the end of 18th Street Warragamba
Nepean Food servicesThe Annual General Meeting for
Nepean Food Services(Meals on Wheels) is on Wednesday 21 October from 12 noon at Regentville Commu-nity Hall in Jeanette Street
All welcome with a light lunch pro-vided Details 4733 7200
bull Flat dome amp gable roofsbull Free measure amp quotes
bull Qualified licensed tradesmenCall Mark on 0404 163 158
Lic No 169819C
BATHROOMSWHALE PORTABLE BATHROOM HIRE
bull Clean amp fresh complete bathrooms with full shower
toilet amp basinbull Ideal when renovating
having guests weddings etc4773 8700 or 0407 417 553
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BATHROOMSWHALE BATHROOMS
Lic No 67245cbull Quality Bathroom Renovations
bull Customer discounts givenbull Rotted Timber Repairsbull All Work Guaranteed
bull Free quotes4773 8700 or 0417 417 556
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BEAUTY
0421 522 586 or 4774 2591wwwnadiasmakeupartistrycom
AWNINGS amp CARPORTS
Specialising in Quality Built Structuresph 0425 317 798
Call now for a FREE personalised design amp quoteFlat AwningsGable AwningsCurved AwningsGlass RoomsSteel Frame DecksCarports and PatiosFax 4777 5648Email salespatioonecomau
Simonrsquos Constructions Pty LtdLicNo 215495C
AUTO MECHANICCall 4732 2444Unit 2-160 Station St
Penrith 2750
ldquoQuality service Expert advicerdquo
Independent Asphalt Services
Asphalt Driveways Aprons Footpaths Car Parks
Colouring amp Renovations
bull The flexible alternative bull Wonrsquot crack up like concrete bull Drive on immediately
Ken Ph 0414 433 096
NO JOB TOO SMALL
ASPHALT SERVICES
AUTO MECHANICDWR Petroleum
MECHANICAL REPAIRSAll makes amp models
Pick Up amp Delivery Availablebull No job too big or small
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
MULGOA VETERINARY CLINIC
1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
forbullTanks bull Liners bull Roofs
See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
Meeting the financial management amp taxation needs community since 1976
BLAXLAND
Ph 4739 3653
POOLS amp SPAS
bull New Systems bull Insurance Work
bull Service amp Repairs bull Free Quotes
Four Seasons Pool Heating SPECIALISING IN SOLAR
Ph 1300 650 806 FACTORYSHOWROOM
UNIT 2112 RUSSELL ST EMU PLAINS
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 20
Shop 32320 Silverdale Road SILVERDALE
Tel 4774 1986
Opening Hours Mon-Fri 730am-7pm Sat-Sun 730am-6pm
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your Community
For all your GROCERY FRESH FRUIT amp VEG BBQ CHOOKS amp CONTINENTAL DELI needs
Come in and meet our FRIENDLY STAFF who are only too happy to assist you
Whole peeled tomatoes 60c a can
Corticella Pasta 500g
$129 each Smiths Variety 20-pack $499
silverdale
Frantelli Water 24 x 600ml
$899
2 Large BBQ Chickens
$1399
Smiths Variety 20-pack
$549
Look out for MARKET DAY every month
See instore for details
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your communityShop 32320 Silverdale Rd Silverdale
Tel 4774 1986
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mulgoa_120_p11-20pdf
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 3
Mulgoa BicentenaryThis year marks the Bicentenary of
the grant of land at Mulgoa to Edward Cox on 1st November 1809 con-firmed by Governor Macquarie on 1st January 1810
The settlement of the Mulgoa Val-ley began with the building of lsquoThe Cottagersquo in 1810 William Coxrsquos three sons George Henry and Edward lived at lsquoThe Cottagersquo before develop-ing their own properties lsquoWinbournersquo (1824) lsquoGlenmorersquo (1825) and lsquoFern-hillrsquo (1842) With St Thomasrsquo Church (1836-1838) these buildings reflect the early pioneering phase of prosper-ity evolution of architectural styles and the social and religious aspirations of the Cox family
Celebrations will be opened on Sat-urday November 7 at 11am in Mulgoa Park by Her Excellency Professor Marie Bashir AC CVO Governor of New South Wales Students from Mulgoa and Wallacia Public Schools and Nepean Christian School will sing the National anthem with musical ac-companiment by Nepean Christian School Other events include
A VILLAGE FETE 10am-3pm in Mulgoa Park Stalls include Art and
crafts Books Jumping castles Face painting Garden and Food stalls En-tertainment Old photos Farm animals Wood turning Vintage cars machinery and bikes and local groups
HISTORIC HOUSES BUS VISIT To book for the 930am tour send a cheque for $25 payable to MPA to PO Box 71 Mulgoa 2745 with a stamped addressed envelope and tel-ephone details
St Thomasrsquo Church Mulgoa School and lsquoGlenmorersquo at the golf club can also be viewed by the public Maps will be available at Mulgoa Park
OPEN GARDENS SCHEME lsquoThe Cottagersquo garden will be open on 7the-and 8th November Eminent author historian and conservation consult-ant Dr James Broadbent will speak at noon and 2pm each day on the history of the house and its garden as well as the design and planting of Sydneyrsquos early colonial gardens The unique and rustic garden with its informal beds of drought-hardy plants Cape bulbs and species and old roses complements the cottage The carriage loop is plant-ed with agaves and white cedars as recorded by Lady Franklin in 1839 Open 10am-430pm Admission $7 No charge for children under 18
2009 Tax Time
bull Individual tax returns from $50 per person for alsquobasicrsquo returnbullExperienced tax professionals committed to offering expertise and personal servicebull Maximum Refund and MinimumTaxbull Our fees will not be beaten bull All fees fully tax deductible
Please contact our office for further informationTel 4773 8692 Fax 4773 8841
M 0415 967 207
Email chrisazzopardibigpondcom
Sat 7 Nov12 - 2pm
Join us for a FREEguided tour of
the historic heritage ofJamisonrsquos
Regentvilleand the natural heritage of
Mulgoa National Park
Meet at the corner of The Avenue and Sir John Jamison Circuit Glenmore Park at 12pm
NPWS helping to celebrate the Mulgoa Bicentenary
Are you moving houseNeed boxes for storage
Smithfield Cartons provides quality secondhand boxes for packing
We are a family business of three generations and recently moved from Smithfield to
the Industrial Area of SilverdaleWe provide
Boxes for packing ranging from 85c up to $2Bubble Wrap Butchers Paper
An honest affordable builder serving our local community
20 years experience New homes additions bathroom renovations
Tel 4774 2465 or 0407 870 065
Lic No R87816
D amp M FAMELI CONSTRUCTIONS
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 4
Netball ClubThank you to
all who attended our Warragamba Netball Club Pres-entation Day and AGM on Sunday 27th September Our Committee put
together a wonderful day for all con-cerned and we are looking forward to the next season Our presentation day saw all our players coaches and man-agers recognised for all their contribu-tion and success throughout the year with special mention again to our two premiership winning teams ldquoThe Wom-batsrdquo 16C and ldquoThe Aztecsrdquo 12D
We also introduced three new awards given to those whose contri-bution to our club went above and be-yond lsquovoluntary expectationrsquo
Our inaugural recipients wereEmma Skuratowski ndash ldquoSpirit of
Sport Awardrdquo for her efforts in assisting and support with all umpiring duties
Bethany Dalton - ldquoYoung Achiev-errsquos Awardrdquo For her magnetic enthu-siasm toward her sport her team and nurturing our young Nettas
Trish Hoban - ldquoCoaches Awardrdquo
Trish is a skillful coach and player and is a fantastic role model for all involved at WNC
We would also like to give a spe-cial mention to Maria Cortis who has four daughters playing for WNC and Maria herself will be joining us to play Twilight commencing in October Go Maria Maria managed our premier-ship winning Aztecs and finally re-ceived her own WNC Jacket for all her efforts and cheering throughout 2009 Well done Maria you look great in that jacket
We welcome all our new play-ers joining us for ldquoTwilightrdquo and if you would like to have some fun keep fit and be part of our friendly club we invite you along with any past and present players to our Registration day All welcome and enjoy your sport We hope to see you there
Netball Registration Day Saturday 31st October 9am to 2pm at Video Ezy in Silverdale
Robbery Arrests St Marys Detectives have arrested
two people for an armed robbery on the Service Station at Wallacia
About 930pm on Tuesday 6 Octo-
ber 2009 two males entered the serv-ice station on Mulgoa Road Wallacia with their faces covered and armed with knives The attendant was threat-ened and made to lay on the ground whilst the men stole a sum of money from the cash register and a large quantity of cigarettes The men left the store and drove away in a stolen purple Holden Commodore sedan
Later the following morning the men were arrested by Liverpool Po-lice St Marys Detectives charged the 25 year old and 23 year old Campbell-town men with robbery whilst armed armed with intent and steal motor ve-hicle They were both refused bail and will appear at Liverpool Local Court on the 2 December 2009
Weight Loss WorkshopsHOPE (Holistic Opportunities
for Personal Enrichment) run weight loss workshops on the last Sunday of each month at Penrith RSL starting at 1130am to 130pm $15 per per-son Workshops are facilitated by local health and fitness professionals cover-ing different topics each month
Call Denver on 0403 691 855 or visit wwwhope-health-groupcom
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 5
Model Boat Show amp Rod
Stock Cars Swap MeetSunday November 8
Over 400 cars on displayPlenty of free parking
Christmas Dance amp BazaarSunday December 6
from 12noon-6pm
Country Fair MarketsSunday August 30
Bistro Wed Thurs 12 noon -830pm Fri amp Sat from 12 noon - 6pm
A la Carte restaurant
Fri amp Sat from 6pm- 8pm and Sunday 12 noon -730pm
Open every day from 930am till late205 Adams Rd Luddenham Ph 4773 4444
wwwhubertuscountryclubcom
Hawkesbury Antique Machinery Club and the Pioneer Timber Cutters Presents
ANNUAL TRACTOR PULL TRUCK amp MACHINERY RALLY
Luddenham ShowgroundPark Road off Northern Road14th amp 15th November$15 per family or $5 per person
Gates open at 8am Variety of food and drinksLive entertainment Saturday evening 14th November
Antique machinery cars trucks motor bikes timber cutting
Fund raising for St John Ambulance Service and Grace Centre for newborn care on behalf of baby Jordan Mackay
Details Karen 4777 5067 Phillip 0414 666 142 Mark 0413 508 872 Steven 0418 453 203
Exhibitors - Registration and proof of insurance required Gold coin donation Set up on Friday - free evening meal
Oktoberfest SuccessOver 5000 people enjoyed the food music dancing and
beer at the traditional German Oktoberfest at the Hubertus Club This was a record in spite of the wet weather over the long weekend More than 900 pork knuckles and half a tonne of German sausages were devoured over the event
Club manager Dolf is grateful to all the staff who worked long hours and the volunteers who were fantastic Special thanks to the local butcherTrevor Roots who do-nated 20kgs of sausages
If you are a regular visitor you will know that the club has regular entertainment is a great place to eat and a lovely wedding reception venue If you havenrsquot been before go along to see for yourself and be surprised The club is tucked away at the end of Adams Road Luddenham and has a wonderful setting with excellent facilities and plenty of parking
The popular monthly markets are held on the last Sun-day of the month More details below
New MayorsIndependent councillor Kevin Crameri has been elected
Penrith City Councilrsquos new Mayor He has vowed to become ldquothe most accessible Mayor Penrith has ever hadrdquo and has quit his full-time job to give the role the time and energy it deserves ldquoIf you think Irsquom not doing a good job let me knowrdquo was his message to the people of Penrith City Cr Ross Fowler (Liberal) was re-elected Deputy Mayor
Cr Col Mitchell was voted as Mayor of Wollondilly Shire Council for the next 12 months and Cr Benn Banasik was voted in as his Deputy
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 6
Engineer Student of the YearSilverdale resident James Pirozzi has been named Engi-
neering Student of the Year by Engineers Australia James works as an engineer for Snowy Hydro Limited
He completed his Bachelor Engineer-ing (Civil) degree with First Class Honours from School of Engi-neering University of Western Sydney in 2008 His thesis title was looking at water flows ldquoRegional De-sign Streamflow Es-timation for Eastern NSWrdquo
James also re-ceived the Australian Water Association NSW branch best undergraduate thesis award in 2009
Miss WarradaleCongratulations to all the 2009 Miss Warradale entrants The winners were Little Miss Warradale Taylah RootsMiss Junior Warradale Kimberly SmallMiss Warradale Renee Halford Miss Teen Eleisha ConnollyMiss Golden Dollar Emma Hamilton (who raised the most money)
SOCIAL BOWLSEvery Sunday
Beginners most welcome
BISTRO Wed-Sun Dinner 6pm-9pm
Fri-Sun Lunch 12 noon-2pm
WedThursday SpecialsBuy one get one FREE
from Chefrsquos Specials board
Private Functionsaccommodated
RAFFLESEvery Friday amp Sunday evening
We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is
an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Roma Avenue Wallacia Tel 4773 8096
Join us for theMelbourne Cup
Sweeps amp PrizesBig Screen Social Membership
Only $8 Receive Members rewards and discounts
FREEEntertainment
Friday 23rd October Chris Drummond
Wallacia Bowling Club Presentation Night
Saturday 21st NovemberWho will be the
lsquoLadies Most ImprovedrsquolsquoMenrsquos Most Improvedrsquo
lsquoRookie of the Yearrsquo
Prawn Chicken Ham amp Salads Buffet Lunch
$25pp Bookings essential
Warragamba PoolLearn to Swim Classes
Starting Saturday 17th October am and pm on Sat Mon Tues amp WedSpace still available - BOOK NOW
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 7
ENJOOwning her own ENJO Business
has been ideal for Warragamba moth-er Louise Webb
Louise is a local Consultant with microfibre based cleaning products business ENJO and her work involves conducting in-home demonstrations
Using the latest in microfibre tech-nology the ENJO range of products cuts your cleaning time in half and can eliminate the need for up to 90 of potentially harmful chemical cleaners in the home
ldquoI have small children so itrsquos re-ally important to get chemicals out of my house the products are great for the environment and give my family a healthier homerdquo she said ldquoThen when I actually worked out how much mon-ey I was saving using ENJO I realised what a smart investment I had maderdquo
ldquoBeing an ENJO Consultant allows me to work around my family and earn a good income while being fun and rewarding toordquo Louise added
If yoursquore looking to make a differ-ence to your life your family and the environment you could even run your own ENJO Business
ENJO gives you the independence and confidence to run your own busi-
ness while enjoying the support all new business owners need to be suc-cessful You will be your own boss earn additional income and enjoy flex-ible working hours
For further information on becom-ing an ENJO Consultant or on clean-ing with ENJO please call Louise on 4774 0136 or 0402 473 558 visit wwwenjocomau
Luddenham Pie ShopFreshly baked pies mmmThere is the most wonderful aroma
in the pie shop at Luddenham with a impressive display of pies on the coun-ter Alan Bainbridge has been special-ising in pies in the Luddenham shop-ping centre for 22 years
There is a huge variety including curry chicken meat amp potato and mushroom with some great toppings like cauliflower cheese There are also a variety of fruit pies for dessert
Saturday is the lsquoparty pie dayrsquo when there is the whole range of fillings in the small pies Sunday is the lsquofamily pie dayrdquo They also make jumbo pies which are 3 - 3 frac12kg for $1590
They have egg amp bacon rolls avail-able for breakfast Monday to Friday from 5am to 10am
Becrsquos Spray TanningAll natural products
Can shower just 2hrs after
application At my place in Warragamba for $25 or
mobile for $30
Call or SMS Rebecca on 0411 123 388or email rebeccadrurybigpondcom
The Salvation Army Community Spring FairSaturday 31st October
9am - 2pm at 48 Luttrell Street Glenmore Park (off Allison Drive)
Childrenrsquos activities pony rides jumping castle petting zoo Agents of Truth trash
amp treasure undercover market stalls Entertainment for the whole family
For more information please call 4733 1133 or 4733 1178
Luddenham Pie ShopHuge range of savoury and fruit
pies freshly baked every day
bull Party Pie Saturday (6 for $450)bull Family Pie Sunday (from $770)
Open 7 days Mon-Fri 5am-3pm Sat amp Sun 6am-4pm Luddenham Shopping Centre 4773 4193
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 8
Wallacia Progress Association
The Progress Association meets the 4th Tuesday of each month the next meeting 26th October All are welcome to come along and join us to have a say and make a difference in all aspects of our village environment
Wallacia Progress Hall is available for hire itrsquos a great place for childrenrsquos parties and other celebrations We also have chairs for hire from the hall
Regular events at Hall Yoga group Monday 1030am Meditation group Mondays 8pm Studio E dance group meets Thursday and Fridays
WOW (Woman of Wallacia) meets the second Wednesday of each month at 730pm This is a womenrsquos group that meets for educational purposes fun support and conversation and is open to woman of the surrounding area so come along and join us
The lsquoCarry On Roomrsquo attached to the Hall is named after the group that met there for many years It is a great space for workshops is you want
to start a craft group or other type of activity
Please contact Ellena 4773 8899 for more information
On Saturday 10th October mem-bers from the WPA and the Rotary Sustainability group thirteen people in all worked extremely hard to create a wonderful native garden and pathway on the Roma St side of the hall
A grant from Penrith City Council for a sustainable garden was put to great use in creating a new space of
beauty at our c o m m u n i t y hall Thank you to eve-ryone for the hard work
The vi-sion for the future is that this garden will become a beauti-ful place for members of the communi-ty to take pho-tos of special occasion
WPA is planning an Australia Day
picnic at the hall to celebrate our new garden and to raise a new Australian flag on the hall grounds We are hop-ing all the community will come along and celebrate our Australian heritage Ideas are welcome from members of our village to contribute to the fun of this dayEllena Jee-MacLennan President WPA
Blue Dragon BooksSecond hand books are an inex-
pensive way to try new authors and explore other types of books you might not normally read given the
Blue Dragon Books
Secondhand BooksLarge range of ChildrenrsquosYoung Adult Crime and
Sci-fiFantasy fiction
Open Mon-SatShop C 11 Ross St Glenbrook
Ph 4739 2466Email bluedragonbooksaaptnetau
LET THE REAL YOU STEP OUT THIS SUMMER
bull Lose weight for less then $8 a day bull Control those cravings bull Have more energy bull Enjoy the foods you love bull No exercise needed bull FREE follow up and Support bull 100 Natural bull 30 Day guaranteed or your money backFor a FREE Sample amp information
CALL Amanda on 0416-186-766email loseweightforlifeyahoocomau
Start looking and feeling great TODAY
Some of the hard working Wallacia residents in the new native garden
cost of new books You can explore different times in history not to men-tion life on imaginary planets Also with a second hand book itrsquos nice to know you can pass on your books for someone else to enjoy ndash a great way to recycle
We have a wide selection of second hand books and a small selection of new childrenrsquos picture books We specialize in childrenrsquos and young adult books as we have young children ourselves and know how important it is to catch their im-agination and get them hooked on reading early
We also have a great range of sci-fifantasy crime and general fiction Our range of non-fiction is growing daily and there is always something different coming in We are located in the arcade opposite the main car park in Glenbrook Come in and say Hi
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 9
Wallacia Fishing Club Wallacia fishing club recently do-
nated an amount of money to Walla-cia public School for the purchase of books for the schoolsrsquo new library
Principal Jennifer Ruge was very appreciative of the gesture Wallacia fishing club members voted on the do-nation earlier in the year and we are proud we could assist a the local com-munity in making this donation A very worthy cause Matt Wheatley visited the school and delivered the cheque I also watched as Jennifer chose books from the mobile bookshop so many books to choose from some hard choices but Jennifer selected books reflecting the current and relevant cuu-riculum I was really happy to see that we could make such a positive impact
2) Wallacia fishing club mem-bers recently visited the Clyde river at Batemans bay where they stayed aboard 3 houseboats all feedback has been great The girls and guys had a ball caught a few fish (only tid-dlers) but most of all had a great time socialising with other members being such a sucess the club will very likely re-book this trip for next year
Anyone interested in joining the club contact one of the numbers in
our monthly ad or visit the Bowlo or pub at the advertised times for raffles
Matt Wheatley SecretaryWallacia fishing club
Spelling ChampLocal student Jordan Powell is on
a wining streak again Jordan won the Junior Section of the Premierrsquos Spell-ing Bee last year when he was in year 6 at Warragamba Public School
He has now won the regional fi-nal in the Senior section and will now go on to the State finals Good Luck Jordan
Catering for 3-6 year old children Situated on 5 tranquil acres Childrenrsquos hobby farm with farm animals and veggie patch Preschool and School Readiness program Hot and Cold meals provided All staff qualified in Early Childhood Only 10min from Penrith Child Care Benefit Available
124 St Thomas Road MulgoaPhone 4773 8312
b2002h
John GerstelinG amp AssociAtes
Accredited Building Design Consultant (BDANSW)
Visit oUr neW WeB site At wwwbuilding-designsnet
bull ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING PLANS amp SPECIFICATIONSbull STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN AND CERTIFICATIONbull ALL DOCUMENTATION AS REQUIRED BY COUNCIL amp STATE GOVERNMENTbull ENVIRONMENTAL amp SUSTAINABLE DESIGN CRITERIA
DoMesticNEW HOMES ADDITIONS amp EXTENSIONS GARAGE BARNS STORAGE PAVILIONS TOWNHOUSE amp UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Next Meetings Nov 12 amp Dec 10(second Thursday of each month)
at Wallacia Bowling Club at 730pm
Raffles at the Wallacia Bowling Club every Thursday from 430pm
Call Graham 0414 842 965
or Matt 0428 283 445 (BH)
FUNDRAISING for your sports club
Sports Centre Olympic Park6th November 2009
Comedian and Special Guests VIP tables Ringside $1000 for 10 people 3 course dinner + drinks Live music great giveaways Doors open 6pm first fight 730pmContact MATTHEW REID 0403 067 629
wwwface2faceboxingcom
The Biggest Night in
Australian Amateur Boxing
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 10
Warragamba NSW Fire Brigade Station 489 The NSW Fire Brigades Station
located on Fourth St Warragamba is made up of 17 Retained Fire Fight-ers Owen Davis is the present Station Commander with the rank of Captain
The Station originally started as the Water Board Plumberrsquos shed in 1946 Renovations included an en-gine bay where the Water Board Fire Truck was housed which responded to Emergencies in the Warragamba com-munity The Water Board occupied the building until 1962 when the Station became a Rural Fire Service Station In 1967 the shed formally became the property of the NSW Fire Brigades which was manned by Retained Fire Fighters with a 250 Denis Fire Truck lead by Captain Doug Farmer
Many changes to the station have occurred since then with the $346000 station renovation in 2000 The most recent addition to the station is the $350000 Fire Truck delivered on Saturday 6th September It is the new Isuzu 900 Euro4 Class 2 Urban pumper with a Rosenbauer pump which carries 2000 litres of water and has a pump capacity of 2900 Litres
min It is marked up in the new NSW Fire Brigades high visibility reflective markings The equipment carried is to Secondary Rescue Standard with Rescue tools such as the Combi Tool (Jaws of Life) Hydraulic Ram Hydrau-lic pump step blocks patient protec-tion shields Reciprocating Saw cord-age pack spinal boards Stokes litter just to name a few Other equipment includes the new $17000 Thermal Imaging Camera Orion Gas Detector four fully encapsulated suits spill suits snake catching equipment defibrillator and six sets of breathing apparatus
This appliance is in addition to the second vehicle the Isuzu FTS 750 Type 1 Water Tanker with 4x4 capabil-ity whith 3000 Litres of water and has a pumping capacity of 800 Litresmin
The Community Fire Unit Program is one of the many NSW Fire Brigades initiatives that enhance community safety and resilience A CFU is a team of local residents who live in urban ar-eas close to bush land in NSW CFUrsquos receive training and equipment which will help prepare you and your home for the bushfire season and help you make informed decisions about wheth-er to stay and defend your property or leave early when bushfires threaten
As a volunteer CFU members do not fight fires CFUrsquos add to the NSWFB and NSW Rural Fire Service resourc-es through property preparation and protection For more information or to register your interest in becoming an NSWFB Community Fire Unit Mem-ber visit wwwfirenswgovau or your local Fire station or alternatively call 1300 CFU CFU (1800 238 238)
We also have the SABRE program (Smoke Alarm Battery Replacement for the Elderly) This program is de-signed to assist the elderly or disabled who live in the community who need assistance in replacing their smoke alarm battery Twice a year Fire Fight-ers will attend their homes and replace smoke alarm batteries free of charge Currently we have over 40 participants throughout the WarragambaSilverdale area Those wishing to inquire about this program should contact their near-est NSWFB Station
Home Fire Safety The key to re-ducing the risk of fire occurring in your home and to surviving a house fire is being prepared Complete the Home fire safety checklist to help make your home fire safe Visit wwwfirenswgovau
In an emergency call Triple Zero (000)
Half Day and Full Day sessions availableExtensive School Readiness program
Formal assistance for children with additional needsQualified and experienced staffReduced fees for eligible families
9am to 3pm or (8am to 4pm) during school terms
Warragamba Preschool Inc
A Caring Fun ampEducational Preschool
for your child
(4774 1249
Your community-based non-profit service cateringfor children aged 2-6years The preschool offers aprogressive educational program whereby everychild receives personal attention to their learning
through an Individual Education Portfolio
Taking enrolments for 2010bull ATM bull Pool
chemicals bull Firewood bull Fresh Meat
trading hours Mon-Fri 5am to 10pm
Sat 5am-10pm Sun 6am-10pm
2 BBQ Chickens $1499 or $850 each
Servo Saver Dockets Accepted Here
BP ULTIMATE SOLD HERE
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
1595 Mulgoa Road Opposite Wallacia Hotel
Tel 4773 8883
BP Wallacia Village
supermarket BP Wallacia Village
2 BBQ chickens$1749 or
$979 each
Mon-Fri 5am-11pm
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 11
FREE INSULATION
Keep your house Warm in Winter amp Cool in Summer
Phone 4722 5687For a Free Measure and Quote amp to check
your eligibilityemail salesjandtinsulationcomau
Government Funded up to $1600 PLUS - save $100rsquos each year on electricity bills
Information for Members and their Guests
4774 1211 Free Courtesy Bus Now Available
THE Spillway RESTAURANT OPEN 7 DAYS FOR LUNCH amp DINNER
Thai meals available Wednesday to Friday evenings and all day Saturday amp Sunday
Australiarsquos Final Notice
March 8
Worldrsquos Greatest Shave March 15
Shave or colour your hair to raise money for the Leukemia Foundation
3 years for $10We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Saturday 7th November 8pm
Tickets $15 Book now
Free Entertainment Sat 24th October lsquoTalk It Uprsquo
Melbourne Cup Buffet Lunch Tuesday November 3rd - Book now
Tree Preservation Orders Wollondilly Shire Council has adopted an Amended
Tree Preservation Order (TPO) which came into force on Friday 9 October 2009
Amendments in the new TPO reflect the changes brought in by the State Government in the Native Vegeta-tion Act 2003 and the Native Vegetation Regulations 2005 regarding tree clearing in rural zones Tree clearing in ag-ricultural zones is now governed jointly by Council and the Hawksberry Nepean Catchment Management Authority It is anticipated that this TPO will streamline Councilrsquos ap-proach to tree removal
There is a clear list of exempt activities as defined under the Native Vegetation Act 1993 and the Native Vegetation Regulation 2005 as well as exempt species such as en-vironmental weeds The new TPO will now become more workable within the agricultural zones and current routine agriculture management activities as defined by the Native Vegetation Act are incorporated into this document
This amended TPO provides an approach to deal with tree removalprotection of trees and vegetation to assist residents in understanding whether they need a develop-ment application or not There has been a lot of confusion in the past over clearing in Environmental protection zones and agricultural areas
Overall the management of vegetation will assist in maintaining regional biodiversity and rural needs and pro-tect vegetation areas from uncontrolled clearing
A series of fact sheets have been prepared to assist in understanding the new provisions of the TPO Councilrsquos website wwwwollondillynswgovau has links to the TPO and fact sheets
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 12
MOBILE LAWNMOWER REPAIRSCall Bert
0419 981 001Repair amp servicing of all makes of
mowers chainsaws amp line trimmers
bull Some small Farm
Equipmentbull Seniors Discounts
bull Free Pick Up amp DeliveryB
ER
TrsquoS
Snake Alert The Red belly black snake is the
most frequent locally This shy snake is quick to retreat when encountered it is venomous but fatalities are rare It is often seen around backyard ponds creeks dams and rivers and preys on fish frogs birds reptiles and rodents
The Eastern brown snake is ven-omous and dangerous and will defend itself if it feels threatened It prefers dry areas and feed on rats mice birds and other snakes and will enter sheds and barns
Do not attempt to kill snakes as this is when people get bitten All native snakes are protected in NSW and it is illegal to harm them Leave it alone and watch where it goes Keep the dog and cat contained
Some points to help keep snakes from visiting your yard
Donrsquot stack wood near the houseKeep the grass shortKeep animal water dishes inside or
in a cleared area donrsquot leave uneaten food in dishes
Always wear garden gloves whilst gardening and long pants in long grass
If you keep birds clean up seed and fruit to stop rodents from visiting
If you have a pond you may get a visit from a snake just watch where it goes do not get in its way
If you should encounter a snake just stop and stand still
Boxes should be off the ground in sheds as they make nice homes for snakersquos favorite food rodents
Snakes may not have ears but they pick up vibrations so stomp those feet if you are going into a shed or barn
Kids may come across snakes when riding their push bike along tracks they need to wear enclosed shoes and long pants as the snake wonrsquot pick up vibrations from the rub-ber tyres
If you are bitten by a snake you do not need to kill the snake for identifica-tion as the hospital has a kit that can do it
Do not use thin nylon netting on gardens as snakes can get tangled in the nylon which cuts into their skin
If you feel threatened by a snake in your house or your dog or cat have injured a snake or lizards contact WIRES (Wildlife Information Rescue and Education Service) on 47542946
Responsibilities of Cat Owners
Wollondilly Shire Council would like to remind residents about the respon-sibilities of being a cat owner These responsibilities are listed under the Companion Animals Act 1998
Kittens born after the 1 July 1999 and any cat changing ownership af-ter that date are required to be micro-chipped and registered
When applicable cats are to be mi-crochipped from 12 weeks of age or at the time of sale and must be registered from 6 months of age
Cat owners are not required by the Act to keep their animal inside at night However they are encouraged by Council to keep cats inside at night to protect our native wildlife (and the cat itself) The majority of cat fights and car accidents that involve cats occur at night
Any person may lawfully seize a cat if necessary to protect a person or another animal from injury or death as well as for the protection of the cat
A cat that repeatedly causes a problem such as excessive or continu-ous noise or destruction of property may be declared a nuisance by Coun-cilrsquos Environment Officers Continu-ing offences can then result in the is-sue of a fine by Councilrsquos Environment Officers
WHATrsquoS ON WarragambaSilverdale Neighbourhood Centre
Senior First Aid CourseWorkcover amp Vetab ApprovedSaturday 14th November
9am to 5pm$14000 per person
call 4774 1273 to book
FREE TAX HELP- ARE YOUR TAX AFFAIRS SIMPLE
- DO YOU EARN LESS THAN $40000
YOU COULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE HELP WITH YOUR TAX RETURN
To find out more please the Neighbourhood Centre or call
the Tax Office on 132 861Late afternoon appointments
availableTHIS IS A VOLUNTEER SERVICE SUPPORTED BY THE TAX OFFICE
WARRAGAMBA PLAY LINKSMonday September 21
Puppet Craft
Well Womenrsquos ClinicsFree and ConfidentialThe Womenrsquos Health Nurse
is available for pap tests breast checks postnatal checks preg-nancy tests Chlamydia screen-
ing menopause and other womenrsquos health information
Bookings Essential
For bookings please call Leanne or
Michelle on 4774 1273
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ANTENNAInstallation of digital antennae
set top boxes additional points equipment tuning telephonedata
points broadband amp home theatre set-upFree quotes amp friendly service
Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962wwwddsicomau
Austel Licence No S26743
So u n d advic e wit h ou t t h e jar g o n
Em m a Gr im a B Co m CPA
A qualified professional who can provide solutions to your financial needs
Call now for an appointment on 4774 2844 or 0403 204 907
emmaelgaccountingcomau Located at Suite 11 Silverdale Shopping Centre Silverdale
Now open Mon ndash Fri 9am ndash 5pm Saturdays amp Evenings by appointment
Small amp Medium Business Specialist Personal Tax Returns Yearly Tax Planning BudgetBusiness Analysis MYOB amp Other Software Services Convenient appointment times Onsite consultation available
ACCOUNTANTService amp installation of alarms intercoms video coms amp security cameras
Free quotes amp friendly service Ask about our current promotions
Mention this ad amp receive a further 5 off Master Licence 409587823
DDSI
wwwddsicomau Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962
ALARMS
SKYLINE ANTENNA S ERVICE PTY LTD
4774 1041 Mobile 0418 266 282
bull PROMPT amp RELIABLE bull OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE bull FREE QUOTES bull QUALITY EQUIPMENT bull WORK FULLY INS URED WITH WARRANTY bull REPAIRS AND NEW INSTALLATIONS
ANTENNA
Call 0418 266 282
Lic No 211838c
AIR-CONDITIONING
Sainsbury Air SolutionsAir Conditioning amp Refrigeration
bull Sales Service amp Installation of Ducted amp Split Systems
bull 6 days (Mon-Sat) bull All AreasCall David on 0424 945 859
ANTENNADigital Antenna Guys
Antenna Supplied and FittedDigital Set Top Boxes Insurance Work
TV Data amp Phone Outlets Home Theatre Installations Receive Wollongong Channels
FREE QUOTES 0410 513 630Talk to our friendly technicians today
ANTENNA
From only $15 a month Call 4773 8974 or email districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
Visit our website at wwwmulgoagazettecomau
Energy Accounts Payment Assistance
Warragamba Silverdale Neigh-bourhood Centre is now able to offer residentrsquos access to Energy Accounts Payment Assistance (EAPA)
EAPA is a NSW Government Scheme designed to help people who are financially disadvantaged and ex-periencing difficulty in paying their home gas and or electricity bill be-cause of a crisis or emergency situa-tion The scheme is aimed at helping people in such situations to stay con-nected to essential energy services
To see if you are eligible please contact Julie 47742245 or Leanne 47741273
Autism Information Evening
Wollondilly Shire Council in con-junction with St Anthonyrsquos Family Care are hosting an information evening for parents and carers of children with Au-tism aged between 2-6 years
The information evening is an op-portunity to learn more about govern-ment funded services and subsidies you may be able to access for your child and to assist us in identifying cur-rent service needs in the area
ldquoThis will be a great opportunity to find out what services are available to parents to support their Autistic chil-drenrdquo says Mayor Cr Col Mitchell
The Autism information evening will be held on Thursday the 29 Octo-ber 2009 at 7pm to 9pm at Wollondilly Shire Council Supper will be provided
Please RSVP to 4677 8200 by the 22 October 2009
No Current Access To Warragamba Dam
Public access to Warragamba Dam and Haviland Park (the inner picnic area) is currently unavailable
Warragamba Dam wall is currently a construction site for a major project to upgrade the dams flood gates and will not be open to the public Access to the dam wall will be reviewed in 2012 when this project is complete
The review will take into account a range of factors including security needs
The interim Visitor Information Centre in Picnic Area No 1 (the outer picnic area) remains open pending the opening of the new Visitor Centre overlooking the dam Picnic Area No 1 is now owned and managed by Wol-londilly Shire Council For information about picnic and barbecue facilities contact Wollondilly Shire Council on 02 4677 8752 or visit wwwwollondillynswgovau
The public can view Warragam-ba Dam from the viewing platform located at the end of 18th Street Warragamba
Nepean Food servicesThe Annual General Meeting for
Nepean Food Services(Meals on Wheels) is on Wednesday 21 October from 12 noon at Regentville Commu-nity Hall in Jeanette Street
All welcome with a light lunch pro-vided Details 4733 7200
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Lic No 169819C
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bull Clean amp fresh complete bathrooms with full shower
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having guests weddings etc4773 8700 or 0407 417 553
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Simonrsquos Constructions Pty LtdLicNo 215495C
AUTO MECHANICCall 4732 2444Unit 2-160 Station St
Penrith 2750
ldquoQuality service Expert advicerdquo
Independent Asphalt Services
Asphalt Driveways Aprons Footpaths Car Parks
Colouring amp Renovations
bull The flexible alternative bull Wonrsquot crack up like concrete bull Drive on immediately
Ken Ph 0414 433 096
NO JOB TOO SMALL
ASPHALT SERVICES
AUTO MECHANICDWR Petroleum
MECHANICAL REPAIRSAll makes amp models
Pick Up amp Delivery Availablebull No job too big or small
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
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1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
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districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
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Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
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Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
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See wwwmviwsscomau for details
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Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
An honest affordable builder serving our local community
20 years experience New homes additions bathroom renovations
Tel 4774 2465 or 0407 870 065
Lic No R87816
D amp M FAMELI CONSTRUCTIONS
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 4
Netball ClubThank you to
all who attended our Warragamba Netball Club Pres-entation Day and AGM on Sunday 27th September Our Committee put
together a wonderful day for all con-cerned and we are looking forward to the next season Our presentation day saw all our players coaches and man-agers recognised for all their contribu-tion and success throughout the year with special mention again to our two premiership winning teams ldquoThe Wom-batsrdquo 16C and ldquoThe Aztecsrdquo 12D
We also introduced three new awards given to those whose contri-bution to our club went above and be-yond lsquovoluntary expectationrsquo
Our inaugural recipients wereEmma Skuratowski ndash ldquoSpirit of
Sport Awardrdquo for her efforts in assisting and support with all umpiring duties
Bethany Dalton - ldquoYoung Achiev-errsquos Awardrdquo For her magnetic enthu-siasm toward her sport her team and nurturing our young Nettas
Trish Hoban - ldquoCoaches Awardrdquo
Trish is a skillful coach and player and is a fantastic role model for all involved at WNC
We would also like to give a spe-cial mention to Maria Cortis who has four daughters playing for WNC and Maria herself will be joining us to play Twilight commencing in October Go Maria Maria managed our premier-ship winning Aztecs and finally re-ceived her own WNC Jacket for all her efforts and cheering throughout 2009 Well done Maria you look great in that jacket
We welcome all our new play-ers joining us for ldquoTwilightrdquo and if you would like to have some fun keep fit and be part of our friendly club we invite you along with any past and present players to our Registration day All welcome and enjoy your sport We hope to see you there
Netball Registration Day Saturday 31st October 9am to 2pm at Video Ezy in Silverdale
Robbery Arrests St Marys Detectives have arrested
two people for an armed robbery on the Service Station at Wallacia
About 930pm on Tuesday 6 Octo-
ber 2009 two males entered the serv-ice station on Mulgoa Road Wallacia with their faces covered and armed with knives The attendant was threat-ened and made to lay on the ground whilst the men stole a sum of money from the cash register and a large quantity of cigarettes The men left the store and drove away in a stolen purple Holden Commodore sedan
Later the following morning the men were arrested by Liverpool Po-lice St Marys Detectives charged the 25 year old and 23 year old Campbell-town men with robbery whilst armed armed with intent and steal motor ve-hicle They were both refused bail and will appear at Liverpool Local Court on the 2 December 2009
Weight Loss WorkshopsHOPE (Holistic Opportunities
for Personal Enrichment) run weight loss workshops on the last Sunday of each month at Penrith RSL starting at 1130am to 130pm $15 per per-son Workshops are facilitated by local health and fitness professionals cover-ing different topics each month
Call Denver on 0403 691 855 or visit wwwhope-health-groupcom
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 5
Model Boat Show amp Rod
Stock Cars Swap MeetSunday November 8
Over 400 cars on displayPlenty of free parking
Christmas Dance amp BazaarSunday December 6
from 12noon-6pm
Country Fair MarketsSunday August 30
Bistro Wed Thurs 12 noon -830pm Fri amp Sat from 12 noon - 6pm
A la Carte restaurant
Fri amp Sat from 6pm- 8pm and Sunday 12 noon -730pm
Open every day from 930am till late205 Adams Rd Luddenham Ph 4773 4444
wwwhubertuscountryclubcom
Hawkesbury Antique Machinery Club and the Pioneer Timber Cutters Presents
ANNUAL TRACTOR PULL TRUCK amp MACHINERY RALLY
Luddenham ShowgroundPark Road off Northern Road14th amp 15th November$15 per family or $5 per person
Gates open at 8am Variety of food and drinksLive entertainment Saturday evening 14th November
Antique machinery cars trucks motor bikes timber cutting
Fund raising for St John Ambulance Service and Grace Centre for newborn care on behalf of baby Jordan Mackay
Details Karen 4777 5067 Phillip 0414 666 142 Mark 0413 508 872 Steven 0418 453 203
Exhibitors - Registration and proof of insurance required Gold coin donation Set up on Friday - free evening meal
Oktoberfest SuccessOver 5000 people enjoyed the food music dancing and
beer at the traditional German Oktoberfest at the Hubertus Club This was a record in spite of the wet weather over the long weekend More than 900 pork knuckles and half a tonne of German sausages were devoured over the event
Club manager Dolf is grateful to all the staff who worked long hours and the volunteers who were fantastic Special thanks to the local butcherTrevor Roots who do-nated 20kgs of sausages
If you are a regular visitor you will know that the club has regular entertainment is a great place to eat and a lovely wedding reception venue If you havenrsquot been before go along to see for yourself and be surprised The club is tucked away at the end of Adams Road Luddenham and has a wonderful setting with excellent facilities and plenty of parking
The popular monthly markets are held on the last Sun-day of the month More details below
New MayorsIndependent councillor Kevin Crameri has been elected
Penrith City Councilrsquos new Mayor He has vowed to become ldquothe most accessible Mayor Penrith has ever hadrdquo and has quit his full-time job to give the role the time and energy it deserves ldquoIf you think Irsquom not doing a good job let me knowrdquo was his message to the people of Penrith City Cr Ross Fowler (Liberal) was re-elected Deputy Mayor
Cr Col Mitchell was voted as Mayor of Wollondilly Shire Council for the next 12 months and Cr Benn Banasik was voted in as his Deputy
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 6
Engineer Student of the YearSilverdale resident James Pirozzi has been named Engi-
neering Student of the Year by Engineers Australia James works as an engineer for Snowy Hydro Limited
He completed his Bachelor Engineer-ing (Civil) degree with First Class Honours from School of Engi-neering University of Western Sydney in 2008 His thesis title was looking at water flows ldquoRegional De-sign Streamflow Es-timation for Eastern NSWrdquo
James also re-ceived the Australian Water Association NSW branch best undergraduate thesis award in 2009
Miss WarradaleCongratulations to all the 2009 Miss Warradale entrants The winners were Little Miss Warradale Taylah RootsMiss Junior Warradale Kimberly SmallMiss Warradale Renee Halford Miss Teen Eleisha ConnollyMiss Golden Dollar Emma Hamilton (who raised the most money)
SOCIAL BOWLSEvery Sunday
Beginners most welcome
BISTRO Wed-Sun Dinner 6pm-9pm
Fri-Sun Lunch 12 noon-2pm
WedThursday SpecialsBuy one get one FREE
from Chefrsquos Specials board
Private Functionsaccommodated
RAFFLESEvery Friday amp Sunday evening
We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is
an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Roma Avenue Wallacia Tel 4773 8096
Join us for theMelbourne Cup
Sweeps amp PrizesBig Screen Social Membership
Only $8 Receive Members rewards and discounts
FREEEntertainment
Friday 23rd October Chris Drummond
Wallacia Bowling Club Presentation Night
Saturday 21st NovemberWho will be the
lsquoLadies Most ImprovedrsquolsquoMenrsquos Most Improvedrsquo
lsquoRookie of the Yearrsquo
Prawn Chicken Ham amp Salads Buffet Lunch
$25pp Bookings essential
Warragamba PoolLearn to Swim Classes
Starting Saturday 17th October am and pm on Sat Mon Tues amp WedSpace still available - BOOK NOW
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 7
ENJOOwning her own ENJO Business
has been ideal for Warragamba moth-er Louise Webb
Louise is a local Consultant with microfibre based cleaning products business ENJO and her work involves conducting in-home demonstrations
Using the latest in microfibre tech-nology the ENJO range of products cuts your cleaning time in half and can eliminate the need for up to 90 of potentially harmful chemical cleaners in the home
ldquoI have small children so itrsquos re-ally important to get chemicals out of my house the products are great for the environment and give my family a healthier homerdquo she said ldquoThen when I actually worked out how much mon-ey I was saving using ENJO I realised what a smart investment I had maderdquo
ldquoBeing an ENJO Consultant allows me to work around my family and earn a good income while being fun and rewarding toordquo Louise added
If yoursquore looking to make a differ-ence to your life your family and the environment you could even run your own ENJO Business
ENJO gives you the independence and confidence to run your own busi-
ness while enjoying the support all new business owners need to be suc-cessful You will be your own boss earn additional income and enjoy flex-ible working hours
For further information on becom-ing an ENJO Consultant or on clean-ing with ENJO please call Louise on 4774 0136 or 0402 473 558 visit wwwenjocomau
Luddenham Pie ShopFreshly baked pies mmmThere is the most wonderful aroma
in the pie shop at Luddenham with a impressive display of pies on the coun-ter Alan Bainbridge has been special-ising in pies in the Luddenham shop-ping centre for 22 years
There is a huge variety including curry chicken meat amp potato and mushroom with some great toppings like cauliflower cheese There are also a variety of fruit pies for dessert
Saturday is the lsquoparty pie dayrsquo when there is the whole range of fillings in the small pies Sunday is the lsquofamily pie dayrdquo They also make jumbo pies which are 3 - 3 frac12kg for $1590
They have egg amp bacon rolls avail-able for breakfast Monday to Friday from 5am to 10am
Becrsquos Spray TanningAll natural products
Can shower just 2hrs after
application At my place in Warragamba for $25 or
mobile for $30
Call or SMS Rebecca on 0411 123 388or email rebeccadrurybigpondcom
The Salvation Army Community Spring FairSaturday 31st October
9am - 2pm at 48 Luttrell Street Glenmore Park (off Allison Drive)
Childrenrsquos activities pony rides jumping castle petting zoo Agents of Truth trash
amp treasure undercover market stalls Entertainment for the whole family
For more information please call 4733 1133 or 4733 1178
Luddenham Pie ShopHuge range of savoury and fruit
pies freshly baked every day
bull Party Pie Saturday (6 for $450)bull Family Pie Sunday (from $770)
Open 7 days Mon-Fri 5am-3pm Sat amp Sun 6am-4pm Luddenham Shopping Centre 4773 4193
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 8
Wallacia Progress Association
The Progress Association meets the 4th Tuesday of each month the next meeting 26th October All are welcome to come along and join us to have a say and make a difference in all aspects of our village environment
Wallacia Progress Hall is available for hire itrsquos a great place for childrenrsquos parties and other celebrations We also have chairs for hire from the hall
Regular events at Hall Yoga group Monday 1030am Meditation group Mondays 8pm Studio E dance group meets Thursday and Fridays
WOW (Woman of Wallacia) meets the second Wednesday of each month at 730pm This is a womenrsquos group that meets for educational purposes fun support and conversation and is open to woman of the surrounding area so come along and join us
The lsquoCarry On Roomrsquo attached to the Hall is named after the group that met there for many years It is a great space for workshops is you want
to start a craft group or other type of activity
Please contact Ellena 4773 8899 for more information
On Saturday 10th October mem-bers from the WPA and the Rotary Sustainability group thirteen people in all worked extremely hard to create a wonderful native garden and pathway on the Roma St side of the hall
A grant from Penrith City Council for a sustainable garden was put to great use in creating a new space of
beauty at our c o m m u n i t y hall Thank you to eve-ryone for the hard work
The vi-sion for the future is that this garden will become a beauti-ful place for members of the communi-ty to take pho-tos of special occasion
WPA is planning an Australia Day
picnic at the hall to celebrate our new garden and to raise a new Australian flag on the hall grounds We are hop-ing all the community will come along and celebrate our Australian heritage Ideas are welcome from members of our village to contribute to the fun of this dayEllena Jee-MacLennan President WPA
Blue Dragon BooksSecond hand books are an inex-
pensive way to try new authors and explore other types of books you might not normally read given the
Blue Dragon Books
Secondhand BooksLarge range of ChildrenrsquosYoung Adult Crime and
Sci-fiFantasy fiction
Open Mon-SatShop C 11 Ross St Glenbrook
Ph 4739 2466Email bluedragonbooksaaptnetau
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Some of the hard working Wallacia residents in the new native garden
cost of new books You can explore different times in history not to men-tion life on imaginary planets Also with a second hand book itrsquos nice to know you can pass on your books for someone else to enjoy ndash a great way to recycle
We have a wide selection of second hand books and a small selection of new childrenrsquos picture books We specialize in childrenrsquos and young adult books as we have young children ourselves and know how important it is to catch their im-agination and get them hooked on reading early
We also have a great range of sci-fifantasy crime and general fiction Our range of non-fiction is growing daily and there is always something different coming in We are located in the arcade opposite the main car park in Glenbrook Come in and say Hi
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 9
Wallacia Fishing Club Wallacia fishing club recently do-
nated an amount of money to Walla-cia public School for the purchase of books for the schoolsrsquo new library
Principal Jennifer Ruge was very appreciative of the gesture Wallacia fishing club members voted on the do-nation earlier in the year and we are proud we could assist a the local com-munity in making this donation A very worthy cause Matt Wheatley visited the school and delivered the cheque I also watched as Jennifer chose books from the mobile bookshop so many books to choose from some hard choices but Jennifer selected books reflecting the current and relevant cuu-riculum I was really happy to see that we could make such a positive impact
2) Wallacia fishing club mem-bers recently visited the Clyde river at Batemans bay where they stayed aboard 3 houseboats all feedback has been great The girls and guys had a ball caught a few fish (only tid-dlers) but most of all had a great time socialising with other members being such a sucess the club will very likely re-book this trip for next year
Anyone interested in joining the club contact one of the numbers in
our monthly ad or visit the Bowlo or pub at the advertised times for raffles
Matt Wheatley SecretaryWallacia fishing club
Spelling ChampLocal student Jordan Powell is on
a wining streak again Jordan won the Junior Section of the Premierrsquos Spell-ing Bee last year when he was in year 6 at Warragamba Public School
He has now won the regional fi-nal in the Senior section and will now go on to the State finals Good Luck Jordan
Catering for 3-6 year old children Situated on 5 tranquil acres Childrenrsquos hobby farm with farm animals and veggie patch Preschool and School Readiness program Hot and Cold meals provided All staff qualified in Early Childhood Only 10min from Penrith Child Care Benefit Available
124 St Thomas Road MulgoaPhone 4773 8312
b2002h
John GerstelinG amp AssociAtes
Accredited Building Design Consultant (BDANSW)
Visit oUr neW WeB site At wwwbuilding-designsnet
bull ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING PLANS amp SPECIFICATIONSbull STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN AND CERTIFICATIONbull ALL DOCUMENTATION AS REQUIRED BY COUNCIL amp STATE GOVERNMENTbull ENVIRONMENTAL amp SUSTAINABLE DESIGN CRITERIA
DoMesticNEW HOMES ADDITIONS amp EXTENSIONS GARAGE BARNS STORAGE PAVILIONS TOWNHOUSE amp UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Next Meetings Nov 12 amp Dec 10(second Thursday of each month)
at Wallacia Bowling Club at 730pm
Raffles at the Wallacia Bowling Club every Thursday from 430pm
Call Graham 0414 842 965
or Matt 0428 283 445 (BH)
FUNDRAISING for your sports club
Sports Centre Olympic Park6th November 2009
Comedian and Special Guests VIP tables Ringside $1000 for 10 people 3 course dinner + drinks Live music great giveaways Doors open 6pm first fight 730pmContact MATTHEW REID 0403 067 629
wwwface2faceboxingcom
The Biggest Night in
Australian Amateur Boxing
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 10
Warragamba NSW Fire Brigade Station 489 The NSW Fire Brigades Station
located on Fourth St Warragamba is made up of 17 Retained Fire Fight-ers Owen Davis is the present Station Commander with the rank of Captain
The Station originally started as the Water Board Plumberrsquos shed in 1946 Renovations included an en-gine bay where the Water Board Fire Truck was housed which responded to Emergencies in the Warragamba com-munity The Water Board occupied the building until 1962 when the Station became a Rural Fire Service Station In 1967 the shed formally became the property of the NSW Fire Brigades which was manned by Retained Fire Fighters with a 250 Denis Fire Truck lead by Captain Doug Farmer
Many changes to the station have occurred since then with the $346000 station renovation in 2000 The most recent addition to the station is the $350000 Fire Truck delivered on Saturday 6th September It is the new Isuzu 900 Euro4 Class 2 Urban pumper with a Rosenbauer pump which carries 2000 litres of water and has a pump capacity of 2900 Litres
min It is marked up in the new NSW Fire Brigades high visibility reflective markings The equipment carried is to Secondary Rescue Standard with Rescue tools such as the Combi Tool (Jaws of Life) Hydraulic Ram Hydrau-lic pump step blocks patient protec-tion shields Reciprocating Saw cord-age pack spinal boards Stokes litter just to name a few Other equipment includes the new $17000 Thermal Imaging Camera Orion Gas Detector four fully encapsulated suits spill suits snake catching equipment defibrillator and six sets of breathing apparatus
This appliance is in addition to the second vehicle the Isuzu FTS 750 Type 1 Water Tanker with 4x4 capabil-ity whith 3000 Litres of water and has a pumping capacity of 800 Litresmin
The Community Fire Unit Program is one of the many NSW Fire Brigades initiatives that enhance community safety and resilience A CFU is a team of local residents who live in urban ar-eas close to bush land in NSW CFUrsquos receive training and equipment which will help prepare you and your home for the bushfire season and help you make informed decisions about wheth-er to stay and defend your property or leave early when bushfires threaten
As a volunteer CFU members do not fight fires CFUrsquos add to the NSWFB and NSW Rural Fire Service resourc-es through property preparation and protection For more information or to register your interest in becoming an NSWFB Community Fire Unit Mem-ber visit wwwfirenswgovau or your local Fire station or alternatively call 1300 CFU CFU (1800 238 238)
We also have the SABRE program (Smoke Alarm Battery Replacement for the Elderly) This program is de-signed to assist the elderly or disabled who live in the community who need assistance in replacing their smoke alarm battery Twice a year Fire Fight-ers will attend their homes and replace smoke alarm batteries free of charge Currently we have over 40 participants throughout the WarragambaSilverdale area Those wishing to inquire about this program should contact their near-est NSWFB Station
Home Fire Safety The key to re-ducing the risk of fire occurring in your home and to surviving a house fire is being prepared Complete the Home fire safety checklist to help make your home fire safe Visit wwwfirenswgovau
In an emergency call Triple Zero (000)
Half Day and Full Day sessions availableExtensive School Readiness program
Formal assistance for children with additional needsQualified and experienced staffReduced fees for eligible families
9am to 3pm or (8am to 4pm) during school terms
Warragamba Preschool Inc
A Caring Fun ampEducational Preschool
for your child
(4774 1249
Your community-based non-profit service cateringfor children aged 2-6years The preschool offers aprogressive educational program whereby everychild receives personal attention to their learning
through an Individual Education Portfolio
Taking enrolments for 2010bull ATM bull Pool
chemicals bull Firewood bull Fresh Meat
trading hours Mon-Fri 5am to 10pm
Sat 5am-10pm Sun 6am-10pm
2 BBQ Chickens $1499 or $850 each
Servo Saver Dockets Accepted Here
BP ULTIMATE SOLD HERE
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
1595 Mulgoa Road Opposite Wallacia Hotel
Tel 4773 8883
BP Wallacia Village
supermarket BP Wallacia Village
2 BBQ chickens$1749 or
$979 each
Mon-Fri 5am-11pm
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 11
FREE INSULATION
Keep your house Warm in Winter amp Cool in Summer
Phone 4722 5687For a Free Measure and Quote amp to check
your eligibilityemail salesjandtinsulationcomau
Government Funded up to $1600 PLUS - save $100rsquos each year on electricity bills
Information for Members and their Guests
4774 1211 Free Courtesy Bus Now Available
THE Spillway RESTAURANT OPEN 7 DAYS FOR LUNCH amp DINNER
Thai meals available Wednesday to Friday evenings and all day Saturday amp Sunday
Australiarsquos Final Notice
March 8
Worldrsquos Greatest Shave March 15
Shave or colour your hair to raise money for the Leukemia Foundation
3 years for $10We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Saturday 7th November 8pm
Tickets $15 Book now
Free Entertainment Sat 24th October lsquoTalk It Uprsquo
Melbourne Cup Buffet Lunch Tuesday November 3rd - Book now
Tree Preservation Orders Wollondilly Shire Council has adopted an Amended
Tree Preservation Order (TPO) which came into force on Friday 9 October 2009
Amendments in the new TPO reflect the changes brought in by the State Government in the Native Vegeta-tion Act 2003 and the Native Vegetation Regulations 2005 regarding tree clearing in rural zones Tree clearing in ag-ricultural zones is now governed jointly by Council and the Hawksberry Nepean Catchment Management Authority It is anticipated that this TPO will streamline Councilrsquos ap-proach to tree removal
There is a clear list of exempt activities as defined under the Native Vegetation Act 1993 and the Native Vegetation Regulation 2005 as well as exempt species such as en-vironmental weeds The new TPO will now become more workable within the agricultural zones and current routine agriculture management activities as defined by the Native Vegetation Act are incorporated into this document
This amended TPO provides an approach to deal with tree removalprotection of trees and vegetation to assist residents in understanding whether they need a develop-ment application or not There has been a lot of confusion in the past over clearing in Environmental protection zones and agricultural areas
Overall the management of vegetation will assist in maintaining regional biodiversity and rural needs and pro-tect vegetation areas from uncontrolled clearing
A series of fact sheets have been prepared to assist in understanding the new provisions of the TPO Councilrsquos website wwwwollondillynswgovau has links to the TPO and fact sheets
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 12
MOBILE LAWNMOWER REPAIRSCall Bert
0419 981 001Repair amp servicing of all makes of
mowers chainsaws amp line trimmers
bull Some small Farm
Equipmentbull Seniors Discounts
bull Free Pick Up amp DeliveryB
ER
TrsquoS
Snake Alert The Red belly black snake is the
most frequent locally This shy snake is quick to retreat when encountered it is venomous but fatalities are rare It is often seen around backyard ponds creeks dams and rivers and preys on fish frogs birds reptiles and rodents
The Eastern brown snake is ven-omous and dangerous and will defend itself if it feels threatened It prefers dry areas and feed on rats mice birds and other snakes and will enter sheds and barns
Do not attempt to kill snakes as this is when people get bitten All native snakes are protected in NSW and it is illegal to harm them Leave it alone and watch where it goes Keep the dog and cat contained
Some points to help keep snakes from visiting your yard
Donrsquot stack wood near the houseKeep the grass shortKeep animal water dishes inside or
in a cleared area donrsquot leave uneaten food in dishes
Always wear garden gloves whilst gardening and long pants in long grass
If you keep birds clean up seed and fruit to stop rodents from visiting
If you have a pond you may get a visit from a snake just watch where it goes do not get in its way
If you should encounter a snake just stop and stand still
Boxes should be off the ground in sheds as they make nice homes for snakersquos favorite food rodents
Snakes may not have ears but they pick up vibrations so stomp those feet if you are going into a shed or barn
Kids may come across snakes when riding their push bike along tracks they need to wear enclosed shoes and long pants as the snake wonrsquot pick up vibrations from the rub-ber tyres
If you are bitten by a snake you do not need to kill the snake for identifica-tion as the hospital has a kit that can do it
Do not use thin nylon netting on gardens as snakes can get tangled in the nylon which cuts into their skin
If you feel threatened by a snake in your house or your dog or cat have injured a snake or lizards contact WIRES (Wildlife Information Rescue and Education Service) on 47542946
Responsibilities of Cat Owners
Wollondilly Shire Council would like to remind residents about the respon-sibilities of being a cat owner These responsibilities are listed under the Companion Animals Act 1998
Kittens born after the 1 July 1999 and any cat changing ownership af-ter that date are required to be micro-chipped and registered
When applicable cats are to be mi-crochipped from 12 weeks of age or at the time of sale and must be registered from 6 months of age
Cat owners are not required by the Act to keep their animal inside at night However they are encouraged by Council to keep cats inside at night to protect our native wildlife (and the cat itself) The majority of cat fights and car accidents that involve cats occur at night
Any person may lawfully seize a cat if necessary to protect a person or another animal from injury or death as well as for the protection of the cat
A cat that repeatedly causes a problem such as excessive or continu-ous noise or destruction of property may be declared a nuisance by Coun-cilrsquos Environment Officers Continu-ing offences can then result in the is-sue of a fine by Councilrsquos Environment Officers
WHATrsquoS ON WarragambaSilverdale Neighbourhood Centre
Senior First Aid CourseWorkcover amp Vetab ApprovedSaturday 14th November
9am to 5pm$14000 per person
call 4774 1273 to book
FREE TAX HELP- ARE YOUR TAX AFFAIRS SIMPLE
- DO YOU EARN LESS THAN $40000
YOU COULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE HELP WITH YOUR TAX RETURN
To find out more please the Neighbourhood Centre or call
the Tax Office on 132 861Late afternoon appointments
availableTHIS IS A VOLUNTEER SERVICE SUPPORTED BY THE TAX OFFICE
WARRAGAMBA PLAY LINKSMonday September 21
Puppet Craft
Well Womenrsquos ClinicsFree and ConfidentialThe Womenrsquos Health Nurse
is available for pap tests breast checks postnatal checks preg-nancy tests Chlamydia screen-
ing menopause and other womenrsquos health information
Bookings Essential
For bookings please call Leanne or
Michelle on 4774 1273
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ANTENNAInstallation of digital antennae
set top boxes additional points equipment tuning telephonedata
points broadband amp home theatre set-upFree quotes amp friendly service
Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962wwwddsicomau
Austel Licence No S26743
So u n d advic e wit h ou t t h e jar g o n
Em m a Gr im a B Co m CPA
A qualified professional who can provide solutions to your financial needs
Call now for an appointment on 4774 2844 or 0403 204 907
emmaelgaccountingcomau Located at Suite 11 Silverdale Shopping Centre Silverdale
Now open Mon ndash Fri 9am ndash 5pm Saturdays amp Evenings by appointment
Small amp Medium Business Specialist Personal Tax Returns Yearly Tax Planning BudgetBusiness Analysis MYOB amp Other Software Services Convenient appointment times Onsite consultation available
ACCOUNTANTService amp installation of alarms intercoms video coms amp security cameras
Free quotes amp friendly service Ask about our current promotions
Mention this ad amp receive a further 5 off Master Licence 409587823
DDSI
wwwddsicomau Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962
ALARMS
SKYLINE ANTENNA S ERVICE PTY LTD
4774 1041 Mobile 0418 266 282
bull PROMPT amp RELIABLE bull OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE bull FREE QUOTES bull QUALITY EQUIPMENT bull WORK FULLY INS URED WITH WARRANTY bull REPAIRS AND NEW INSTALLATIONS
ANTENNA
Call 0418 266 282
Lic No 211838c
AIR-CONDITIONING
Sainsbury Air SolutionsAir Conditioning amp Refrigeration
bull Sales Service amp Installation of Ducted amp Split Systems
bull 6 days (Mon-Sat) bull All AreasCall David on 0424 945 859
ANTENNADigital Antenna Guys
Antenna Supplied and FittedDigital Set Top Boxes Insurance Work
TV Data amp Phone Outlets Home Theatre Installations Receive Wollongong Channels
FREE QUOTES 0410 513 630Talk to our friendly technicians today
ANTENNA
From only $15 a month Call 4773 8974 or email districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
Visit our website at wwwmulgoagazettecomau
Energy Accounts Payment Assistance
Warragamba Silverdale Neigh-bourhood Centre is now able to offer residentrsquos access to Energy Accounts Payment Assistance (EAPA)
EAPA is a NSW Government Scheme designed to help people who are financially disadvantaged and ex-periencing difficulty in paying their home gas and or electricity bill be-cause of a crisis or emergency situa-tion The scheme is aimed at helping people in such situations to stay con-nected to essential energy services
To see if you are eligible please contact Julie 47742245 or Leanne 47741273
Autism Information Evening
Wollondilly Shire Council in con-junction with St Anthonyrsquos Family Care are hosting an information evening for parents and carers of children with Au-tism aged between 2-6 years
The information evening is an op-portunity to learn more about govern-ment funded services and subsidies you may be able to access for your child and to assist us in identifying cur-rent service needs in the area
ldquoThis will be a great opportunity to find out what services are available to parents to support their Autistic chil-drenrdquo says Mayor Cr Col Mitchell
The Autism information evening will be held on Thursday the 29 Octo-ber 2009 at 7pm to 9pm at Wollondilly Shire Council Supper will be provided
Please RSVP to 4677 8200 by the 22 October 2009
No Current Access To Warragamba Dam
Public access to Warragamba Dam and Haviland Park (the inner picnic area) is currently unavailable
Warragamba Dam wall is currently a construction site for a major project to upgrade the dams flood gates and will not be open to the public Access to the dam wall will be reviewed in 2012 when this project is complete
The review will take into account a range of factors including security needs
The interim Visitor Information Centre in Picnic Area No 1 (the outer picnic area) remains open pending the opening of the new Visitor Centre overlooking the dam Picnic Area No 1 is now owned and managed by Wol-londilly Shire Council For information about picnic and barbecue facilities contact Wollondilly Shire Council on 02 4677 8752 or visit wwwwollondillynswgovau
The public can view Warragam-ba Dam from the viewing platform located at the end of 18th Street Warragamba
Nepean Food servicesThe Annual General Meeting for
Nepean Food Services(Meals on Wheels) is on Wednesday 21 October from 12 noon at Regentville Commu-nity Hall in Jeanette Street
All welcome with a light lunch pro-vided Details 4733 7200
bull Flat dome amp gable roofsbull Free measure amp quotes
bull Qualified licensed tradesmenCall Mark on 0404 163 158
Lic No 169819C
BATHROOMSWHALE PORTABLE BATHROOM HIRE
bull Clean amp fresh complete bathrooms with full shower
toilet amp basinbull Ideal when renovating
having guests weddings etc4773 8700 or 0407 417 553
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BATHROOMSWHALE BATHROOMS
Lic No 67245cbull Quality Bathroom Renovations
bull Customer discounts givenbull Rotted Timber Repairsbull All Work Guaranteed
bull Free quotes4773 8700 or 0417 417 556
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BEAUTY
0421 522 586 or 4774 2591wwwnadiasmakeupartistrycom
AWNINGS amp CARPORTS
Specialising in Quality Built Structuresph 0425 317 798
Call now for a FREE personalised design amp quoteFlat AwningsGable AwningsCurved AwningsGlass RoomsSteel Frame DecksCarports and PatiosFax 4777 5648Email salespatioonecomau
Simonrsquos Constructions Pty LtdLicNo 215495C
AUTO MECHANICCall 4732 2444Unit 2-160 Station St
Penrith 2750
ldquoQuality service Expert advicerdquo
Independent Asphalt Services
Asphalt Driveways Aprons Footpaths Car Parks
Colouring amp Renovations
bull The flexible alternative bull Wonrsquot crack up like concrete bull Drive on immediately
Ken Ph 0414 433 096
NO JOB TOO SMALL
ASPHALT SERVICES
AUTO MECHANICDWR Petroleum
MECHANICAL REPAIRSAll makes amp models
Pick Up amp Delivery Availablebull No job too big or small
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
MULGOA VETERINARY CLINIC
1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
forbullTanks bull Liners bull Roofs
See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
Meeting the financial management amp taxation needs community since 1976
BLAXLAND
Ph 4739 3653
POOLS amp SPAS
bull New Systems bull Insurance Work
bull Service amp Repairs bull Free Quotes
Four Seasons Pool Heating SPECIALISING IN SOLAR
Ph 1300 650 806 FACTORYSHOWROOM
UNIT 2112 RUSSELL ST EMU PLAINS
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 20
Shop 32320 Silverdale Road SILVERDALE
Tel 4774 1986
Opening Hours Mon-Fri 730am-7pm Sat-Sun 730am-6pm
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your Community
For all your GROCERY FRESH FRUIT amp VEG BBQ CHOOKS amp CONTINENTAL DELI needs
Come in and meet our FRIENDLY STAFF who are only too happy to assist you
Whole peeled tomatoes 60c a can
Corticella Pasta 500g
$129 each Smiths Variety 20-pack $499
silverdale
Frantelli Water 24 x 600ml
$899
2 Large BBQ Chickens
$1399
Smiths Variety 20-pack
$549
Look out for MARKET DAY every month
See instore for details
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your communityShop 32320 Silverdale Rd Silverdale
Tel 4774 1986
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mulgoa_120_p11-20pdf
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 5
Model Boat Show amp Rod
Stock Cars Swap MeetSunday November 8
Over 400 cars on displayPlenty of free parking
Christmas Dance amp BazaarSunday December 6
from 12noon-6pm
Country Fair MarketsSunday August 30
Bistro Wed Thurs 12 noon -830pm Fri amp Sat from 12 noon - 6pm
A la Carte restaurant
Fri amp Sat from 6pm- 8pm and Sunday 12 noon -730pm
Open every day from 930am till late205 Adams Rd Luddenham Ph 4773 4444
wwwhubertuscountryclubcom
Hawkesbury Antique Machinery Club and the Pioneer Timber Cutters Presents
ANNUAL TRACTOR PULL TRUCK amp MACHINERY RALLY
Luddenham ShowgroundPark Road off Northern Road14th amp 15th November$15 per family or $5 per person
Gates open at 8am Variety of food and drinksLive entertainment Saturday evening 14th November
Antique machinery cars trucks motor bikes timber cutting
Fund raising for St John Ambulance Service and Grace Centre for newborn care on behalf of baby Jordan Mackay
Details Karen 4777 5067 Phillip 0414 666 142 Mark 0413 508 872 Steven 0418 453 203
Exhibitors - Registration and proof of insurance required Gold coin donation Set up on Friday - free evening meal
Oktoberfest SuccessOver 5000 people enjoyed the food music dancing and
beer at the traditional German Oktoberfest at the Hubertus Club This was a record in spite of the wet weather over the long weekend More than 900 pork knuckles and half a tonne of German sausages were devoured over the event
Club manager Dolf is grateful to all the staff who worked long hours and the volunteers who were fantastic Special thanks to the local butcherTrevor Roots who do-nated 20kgs of sausages
If you are a regular visitor you will know that the club has regular entertainment is a great place to eat and a lovely wedding reception venue If you havenrsquot been before go along to see for yourself and be surprised The club is tucked away at the end of Adams Road Luddenham and has a wonderful setting with excellent facilities and plenty of parking
The popular monthly markets are held on the last Sun-day of the month More details below
New MayorsIndependent councillor Kevin Crameri has been elected
Penrith City Councilrsquos new Mayor He has vowed to become ldquothe most accessible Mayor Penrith has ever hadrdquo and has quit his full-time job to give the role the time and energy it deserves ldquoIf you think Irsquom not doing a good job let me knowrdquo was his message to the people of Penrith City Cr Ross Fowler (Liberal) was re-elected Deputy Mayor
Cr Col Mitchell was voted as Mayor of Wollondilly Shire Council for the next 12 months and Cr Benn Banasik was voted in as his Deputy
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 6
Engineer Student of the YearSilverdale resident James Pirozzi has been named Engi-
neering Student of the Year by Engineers Australia James works as an engineer for Snowy Hydro Limited
He completed his Bachelor Engineer-ing (Civil) degree with First Class Honours from School of Engi-neering University of Western Sydney in 2008 His thesis title was looking at water flows ldquoRegional De-sign Streamflow Es-timation for Eastern NSWrdquo
James also re-ceived the Australian Water Association NSW branch best undergraduate thesis award in 2009
Miss WarradaleCongratulations to all the 2009 Miss Warradale entrants The winners were Little Miss Warradale Taylah RootsMiss Junior Warradale Kimberly SmallMiss Warradale Renee Halford Miss Teen Eleisha ConnollyMiss Golden Dollar Emma Hamilton (who raised the most money)
SOCIAL BOWLSEvery Sunday
Beginners most welcome
BISTRO Wed-Sun Dinner 6pm-9pm
Fri-Sun Lunch 12 noon-2pm
WedThursday SpecialsBuy one get one FREE
from Chefrsquos Specials board
Private Functionsaccommodated
RAFFLESEvery Friday amp Sunday evening
We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is
an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Roma Avenue Wallacia Tel 4773 8096
Join us for theMelbourne Cup
Sweeps amp PrizesBig Screen Social Membership
Only $8 Receive Members rewards and discounts
FREEEntertainment
Friday 23rd October Chris Drummond
Wallacia Bowling Club Presentation Night
Saturday 21st NovemberWho will be the
lsquoLadies Most ImprovedrsquolsquoMenrsquos Most Improvedrsquo
lsquoRookie of the Yearrsquo
Prawn Chicken Ham amp Salads Buffet Lunch
$25pp Bookings essential
Warragamba PoolLearn to Swim Classes
Starting Saturday 17th October am and pm on Sat Mon Tues amp WedSpace still available - BOOK NOW
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 7
ENJOOwning her own ENJO Business
has been ideal for Warragamba moth-er Louise Webb
Louise is a local Consultant with microfibre based cleaning products business ENJO and her work involves conducting in-home demonstrations
Using the latest in microfibre tech-nology the ENJO range of products cuts your cleaning time in half and can eliminate the need for up to 90 of potentially harmful chemical cleaners in the home
ldquoI have small children so itrsquos re-ally important to get chemicals out of my house the products are great for the environment and give my family a healthier homerdquo she said ldquoThen when I actually worked out how much mon-ey I was saving using ENJO I realised what a smart investment I had maderdquo
ldquoBeing an ENJO Consultant allows me to work around my family and earn a good income while being fun and rewarding toordquo Louise added
If yoursquore looking to make a differ-ence to your life your family and the environment you could even run your own ENJO Business
ENJO gives you the independence and confidence to run your own busi-
ness while enjoying the support all new business owners need to be suc-cessful You will be your own boss earn additional income and enjoy flex-ible working hours
For further information on becom-ing an ENJO Consultant or on clean-ing with ENJO please call Louise on 4774 0136 or 0402 473 558 visit wwwenjocomau
Luddenham Pie ShopFreshly baked pies mmmThere is the most wonderful aroma
in the pie shop at Luddenham with a impressive display of pies on the coun-ter Alan Bainbridge has been special-ising in pies in the Luddenham shop-ping centre for 22 years
There is a huge variety including curry chicken meat amp potato and mushroom with some great toppings like cauliflower cheese There are also a variety of fruit pies for dessert
Saturday is the lsquoparty pie dayrsquo when there is the whole range of fillings in the small pies Sunday is the lsquofamily pie dayrdquo They also make jumbo pies which are 3 - 3 frac12kg for $1590
They have egg amp bacon rolls avail-able for breakfast Monday to Friday from 5am to 10am
Becrsquos Spray TanningAll natural products
Can shower just 2hrs after
application At my place in Warragamba for $25 or
mobile for $30
Call or SMS Rebecca on 0411 123 388or email rebeccadrurybigpondcom
The Salvation Army Community Spring FairSaturday 31st October
9am - 2pm at 48 Luttrell Street Glenmore Park (off Allison Drive)
Childrenrsquos activities pony rides jumping castle petting zoo Agents of Truth trash
amp treasure undercover market stalls Entertainment for the whole family
For more information please call 4733 1133 or 4733 1178
Luddenham Pie ShopHuge range of savoury and fruit
pies freshly baked every day
bull Party Pie Saturday (6 for $450)bull Family Pie Sunday (from $770)
Open 7 days Mon-Fri 5am-3pm Sat amp Sun 6am-4pm Luddenham Shopping Centre 4773 4193
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 8
Wallacia Progress Association
The Progress Association meets the 4th Tuesday of each month the next meeting 26th October All are welcome to come along and join us to have a say and make a difference in all aspects of our village environment
Wallacia Progress Hall is available for hire itrsquos a great place for childrenrsquos parties and other celebrations We also have chairs for hire from the hall
Regular events at Hall Yoga group Monday 1030am Meditation group Mondays 8pm Studio E dance group meets Thursday and Fridays
WOW (Woman of Wallacia) meets the second Wednesday of each month at 730pm This is a womenrsquos group that meets for educational purposes fun support and conversation and is open to woman of the surrounding area so come along and join us
The lsquoCarry On Roomrsquo attached to the Hall is named after the group that met there for many years It is a great space for workshops is you want
to start a craft group or other type of activity
Please contact Ellena 4773 8899 for more information
On Saturday 10th October mem-bers from the WPA and the Rotary Sustainability group thirteen people in all worked extremely hard to create a wonderful native garden and pathway on the Roma St side of the hall
A grant from Penrith City Council for a sustainable garden was put to great use in creating a new space of
beauty at our c o m m u n i t y hall Thank you to eve-ryone for the hard work
The vi-sion for the future is that this garden will become a beauti-ful place for members of the communi-ty to take pho-tos of special occasion
WPA is planning an Australia Day
picnic at the hall to celebrate our new garden and to raise a new Australian flag on the hall grounds We are hop-ing all the community will come along and celebrate our Australian heritage Ideas are welcome from members of our village to contribute to the fun of this dayEllena Jee-MacLennan President WPA
Blue Dragon BooksSecond hand books are an inex-
pensive way to try new authors and explore other types of books you might not normally read given the
Blue Dragon Books
Secondhand BooksLarge range of ChildrenrsquosYoung Adult Crime and
Sci-fiFantasy fiction
Open Mon-SatShop C 11 Ross St Glenbrook
Ph 4739 2466Email bluedragonbooksaaptnetau
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bull Lose weight for less then $8 a day bull Control those cravings bull Have more energy bull Enjoy the foods you love bull No exercise needed bull FREE follow up and Support bull 100 Natural bull 30 Day guaranteed or your money backFor a FREE Sample amp information
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Start looking and feeling great TODAY
Some of the hard working Wallacia residents in the new native garden
cost of new books You can explore different times in history not to men-tion life on imaginary planets Also with a second hand book itrsquos nice to know you can pass on your books for someone else to enjoy ndash a great way to recycle
We have a wide selection of second hand books and a small selection of new childrenrsquos picture books We specialize in childrenrsquos and young adult books as we have young children ourselves and know how important it is to catch their im-agination and get them hooked on reading early
We also have a great range of sci-fifantasy crime and general fiction Our range of non-fiction is growing daily and there is always something different coming in We are located in the arcade opposite the main car park in Glenbrook Come in and say Hi
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 9
Wallacia Fishing Club Wallacia fishing club recently do-
nated an amount of money to Walla-cia public School for the purchase of books for the schoolsrsquo new library
Principal Jennifer Ruge was very appreciative of the gesture Wallacia fishing club members voted on the do-nation earlier in the year and we are proud we could assist a the local com-munity in making this donation A very worthy cause Matt Wheatley visited the school and delivered the cheque I also watched as Jennifer chose books from the mobile bookshop so many books to choose from some hard choices but Jennifer selected books reflecting the current and relevant cuu-riculum I was really happy to see that we could make such a positive impact
2) Wallacia fishing club mem-bers recently visited the Clyde river at Batemans bay where they stayed aboard 3 houseboats all feedback has been great The girls and guys had a ball caught a few fish (only tid-dlers) but most of all had a great time socialising with other members being such a sucess the club will very likely re-book this trip for next year
Anyone interested in joining the club contact one of the numbers in
our monthly ad or visit the Bowlo or pub at the advertised times for raffles
Matt Wheatley SecretaryWallacia fishing club
Spelling ChampLocal student Jordan Powell is on
a wining streak again Jordan won the Junior Section of the Premierrsquos Spell-ing Bee last year when he was in year 6 at Warragamba Public School
He has now won the regional fi-nal in the Senior section and will now go on to the State finals Good Luck Jordan
Catering for 3-6 year old children Situated on 5 tranquil acres Childrenrsquos hobby farm with farm animals and veggie patch Preschool and School Readiness program Hot and Cold meals provided All staff qualified in Early Childhood Only 10min from Penrith Child Care Benefit Available
124 St Thomas Road MulgoaPhone 4773 8312
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John GerstelinG amp AssociAtes
Accredited Building Design Consultant (BDANSW)
Visit oUr neW WeB site At wwwbuilding-designsnet
bull ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING PLANS amp SPECIFICATIONSbull STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN AND CERTIFICATIONbull ALL DOCUMENTATION AS REQUIRED BY COUNCIL amp STATE GOVERNMENTbull ENVIRONMENTAL amp SUSTAINABLE DESIGN CRITERIA
DoMesticNEW HOMES ADDITIONS amp EXTENSIONS GARAGE BARNS STORAGE PAVILIONS TOWNHOUSE amp UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Next Meetings Nov 12 amp Dec 10(second Thursday of each month)
at Wallacia Bowling Club at 730pm
Raffles at the Wallacia Bowling Club every Thursday from 430pm
Call Graham 0414 842 965
or Matt 0428 283 445 (BH)
FUNDRAISING for your sports club
Sports Centre Olympic Park6th November 2009
Comedian and Special Guests VIP tables Ringside $1000 for 10 people 3 course dinner + drinks Live music great giveaways Doors open 6pm first fight 730pmContact MATTHEW REID 0403 067 629
wwwface2faceboxingcom
The Biggest Night in
Australian Amateur Boxing
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 10
Warragamba NSW Fire Brigade Station 489 The NSW Fire Brigades Station
located on Fourth St Warragamba is made up of 17 Retained Fire Fight-ers Owen Davis is the present Station Commander with the rank of Captain
The Station originally started as the Water Board Plumberrsquos shed in 1946 Renovations included an en-gine bay where the Water Board Fire Truck was housed which responded to Emergencies in the Warragamba com-munity The Water Board occupied the building until 1962 when the Station became a Rural Fire Service Station In 1967 the shed formally became the property of the NSW Fire Brigades which was manned by Retained Fire Fighters with a 250 Denis Fire Truck lead by Captain Doug Farmer
Many changes to the station have occurred since then with the $346000 station renovation in 2000 The most recent addition to the station is the $350000 Fire Truck delivered on Saturday 6th September It is the new Isuzu 900 Euro4 Class 2 Urban pumper with a Rosenbauer pump which carries 2000 litres of water and has a pump capacity of 2900 Litres
min It is marked up in the new NSW Fire Brigades high visibility reflective markings The equipment carried is to Secondary Rescue Standard with Rescue tools such as the Combi Tool (Jaws of Life) Hydraulic Ram Hydrau-lic pump step blocks patient protec-tion shields Reciprocating Saw cord-age pack spinal boards Stokes litter just to name a few Other equipment includes the new $17000 Thermal Imaging Camera Orion Gas Detector four fully encapsulated suits spill suits snake catching equipment defibrillator and six sets of breathing apparatus
This appliance is in addition to the second vehicle the Isuzu FTS 750 Type 1 Water Tanker with 4x4 capabil-ity whith 3000 Litres of water and has a pumping capacity of 800 Litresmin
The Community Fire Unit Program is one of the many NSW Fire Brigades initiatives that enhance community safety and resilience A CFU is a team of local residents who live in urban ar-eas close to bush land in NSW CFUrsquos receive training and equipment which will help prepare you and your home for the bushfire season and help you make informed decisions about wheth-er to stay and defend your property or leave early when bushfires threaten
As a volunteer CFU members do not fight fires CFUrsquos add to the NSWFB and NSW Rural Fire Service resourc-es through property preparation and protection For more information or to register your interest in becoming an NSWFB Community Fire Unit Mem-ber visit wwwfirenswgovau or your local Fire station or alternatively call 1300 CFU CFU (1800 238 238)
We also have the SABRE program (Smoke Alarm Battery Replacement for the Elderly) This program is de-signed to assist the elderly or disabled who live in the community who need assistance in replacing their smoke alarm battery Twice a year Fire Fight-ers will attend their homes and replace smoke alarm batteries free of charge Currently we have over 40 participants throughout the WarragambaSilverdale area Those wishing to inquire about this program should contact their near-est NSWFB Station
Home Fire Safety The key to re-ducing the risk of fire occurring in your home and to surviving a house fire is being prepared Complete the Home fire safety checklist to help make your home fire safe Visit wwwfirenswgovau
In an emergency call Triple Zero (000)
Half Day and Full Day sessions availableExtensive School Readiness program
Formal assistance for children with additional needsQualified and experienced staffReduced fees for eligible families
9am to 3pm or (8am to 4pm) during school terms
Warragamba Preschool Inc
A Caring Fun ampEducational Preschool
for your child
(4774 1249
Your community-based non-profit service cateringfor children aged 2-6years The preschool offers aprogressive educational program whereby everychild receives personal attention to their learning
through an Individual Education Portfolio
Taking enrolments for 2010bull ATM bull Pool
chemicals bull Firewood bull Fresh Meat
trading hours Mon-Fri 5am to 10pm
Sat 5am-10pm Sun 6am-10pm
2 BBQ Chickens $1499 or $850 each
Servo Saver Dockets Accepted Here
BP ULTIMATE SOLD HERE
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
1595 Mulgoa Road Opposite Wallacia Hotel
Tel 4773 8883
BP Wallacia Village
supermarket BP Wallacia Village
2 BBQ chickens$1749 or
$979 each
Mon-Fri 5am-11pm
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 11
FREE INSULATION
Keep your house Warm in Winter amp Cool in Summer
Phone 4722 5687For a Free Measure and Quote amp to check
your eligibilityemail salesjandtinsulationcomau
Government Funded up to $1600 PLUS - save $100rsquos each year on electricity bills
Information for Members and their Guests
4774 1211 Free Courtesy Bus Now Available
THE Spillway RESTAURANT OPEN 7 DAYS FOR LUNCH amp DINNER
Thai meals available Wednesday to Friday evenings and all day Saturday amp Sunday
Australiarsquos Final Notice
March 8
Worldrsquos Greatest Shave March 15
Shave or colour your hair to raise money for the Leukemia Foundation
3 years for $10We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Saturday 7th November 8pm
Tickets $15 Book now
Free Entertainment Sat 24th October lsquoTalk It Uprsquo
Melbourne Cup Buffet Lunch Tuesday November 3rd - Book now
Tree Preservation Orders Wollondilly Shire Council has adopted an Amended
Tree Preservation Order (TPO) which came into force on Friday 9 October 2009
Amendments in the new TPO reflect the changes brought in by the State Government in the Native Vegeta-tion Act 2003 and the Native Vegetation Regulations 2005 regarding tree clearing in rural zones Tree clearing in ag-ricultural zones is now governed jointly by Council and the Hawksberry Nepean Catchment Management Authority It is anticipated that this TPO will streamline Councilrsquos ap-proach to tree removal
There is a clear list of exempt activities as defined under the Native Vegetation Act 1993 and the Native Vegetation Regulation 2005 as well as exempt species such as en-vironmental weeds The new TPO will now become more workable within the agricultural zones and current routine agriculture management activities as defined by the Native Vegetation Act are incorporated into this document
This amended TPO provides an approach to deal with tree removalprotection of trees and vegetation to assist residents in understanding whether they need a develop-ment application or not There has been a lot of confusion in the past over clearing in Environmental protection zones and agricultural areas
Overall the management of vegetation will assist in maintaining regional biodiversity and rural needs and pro-tect vegetation areas from uncontrolled clearing
A series of fact sheets have been prepared to assist in understanding the new provisions of the TPO Councilrsquos website wwwwollondillynswgovau has links to the TPO and fact sheets
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 12
MOBILE LAWNMOWER REPAIRSCall Bert
0419 981 001Repair amp servicing of all makes of
mowers chainsaws amp line trimmers
bull Some small Farm
Equipmentbull Seniors Discounts
bull Free Pick Up amp DeliveryB
ER
TrsquoS
Snake Alert The Red belly black snake is the
most frequent locally This shy snake is quick to retreat when encountered it is venomous but fatalities are rare It is often seen around backyard ponds creeks dams and rivers and preys on fish frogs birds reptiles and rodents
The Eastern brown snake is ven-omous and dangerous and will defend itself if it feels threatened It prefers dry areas and feed on rats mice birds and other snakes and will enter sheds and barns
Do not attempt to kill snakes as this is when people get bitten All native snakes are protected in NSW and it is illegal to harm them Leave it alone and watch where it goes Keep the dog and cat contained
Some points to help keep snakes from visiting your yard
Donrsquot stack wood near the houseKeep the grass shortKeep animal water dishes inside or
in a cleared area donrsquot leave uneaten food in dishes
Always wear garden gloves whilst gardening and long pants in long grass
If you keep birds clean up seed and fruit to stop rodents from visiting
If you have a pond you may get a visit from a snake just watch where it goes do not get in its way
If you should encounter a snake just stop and stand still
Boxes should be off the ground in sheds as they make nice homes for snakersquos favorite food rodents
Snakes may not have ears but they pick up vibrations so stomp those feet if you are going into a shed or barn
Kids may come across snakes when riding their push bike along tracks they need to wear enclosed shoes and long pants as the snake wonrsquot pick up vibrations from the rub-ber tyres
If you are bitten by a snake you do not need to kill the snake for identifica-tion as the hospital has a kit that can do it
Do not use thin nylon netting on gardens as snakes can get tangled in the nylon which cuts into their skin
If you feel threatened by a snake in your house or your dog or cat have injured a snake or lizards contact WIRES (Wildlife Information Rescue and Education Service) on 47542946
Responsibilities of Cat Owners
Wollondilly Shire Council would like to remind residents about the respon-sibilities of being a cat owner These responsibilities are listed under the Companion Animals Act 1998
Kittens born after the 1 July 1999 and any cat changing ownership af-ter that date are required to be micro-chipped and registered
When applicable cats are to be mi-crochipped from 12 weeks of age or at the time of sale and must be registered from 6 months of age
Cat owners are not required by the Act to keep their animal inside at night However they are encouraged by Council to keep cats inside at night to protect our native wildlife (and the cat itself) The majority of cat fights and car accidents that involve cats occur at night
Any person may lawfully seize a cat if necessary to protect a person or another animal from injury or death as well as for the protection of the cat
A cat that repeatedly causes a problem such as excessive or continu-ous noise or destruction of property may be declared a nuisance by Coun-cilrsquos Environment Officers Continu-ing offences can then result in the is-sue of a fine by Councilrsquos Environment Officers
WHATrsquoS ON WarragambaSilverdale Neighbourhood Centre
Senior First Aid CourseWorkcover amp Vetab ApprovedSaturday 14th November
9am to 5pm$14000 per person
call 4774 1273 to book
FREE TAX HELP- ARE YOUR TAX AFFAIRS SIMPLE
- DO YOU EARN LESS THAN $40000
YOU COULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE HELP WITH YOUR TAX RETURN
To find out more please the Neighbourhood Centre or call
the Tax Office on 132 861Late afternoon appointments
availableTHIS IS A VOLUNTEER SERVICE SUPPORTED BY THE TAX OFFICE
WARRAGAMBA PLAY LINKSMonday September 21
Puppet Craft
Well Womenrsquos ClinicsFree and ConfidentialThe Womenrsquos Health Nurse
is available for pap tests breast checks postnatal checks preg-nancy tests Chlamydia screen-
ing menopause and other womenrsquos health information
Bookings Essential
For bookings please call Leanne or
Michelle on 4774 1273
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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set top boxes additional points equipment tuning telephonedata
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Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962wwwddsicomau
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So u n d advic e wit h ou t t h e jar g o n
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Call now for an appointment on 4774 2844 or 0403 204 907
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Now open Mon ndash Fri 9am ndash 5pm Saturdays amp Evenings by appointment
Small amp Medium Business Specialist Personal Tax Returns Yearly Tax Planning BudgetBusiness Analysis MYOB amp Other Software Services Convenient appointment times Onsite consultation available
ACCOUNTANTService amp installation of alarms intercoms video coms amp security cameras
Free quotes amp friendly service Ask about our current promotions
Mention this ad amp receive a further 5 off Master Licence 409587823
DDSI
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ALARMS
SKYLINE ANTENNA S ERVICE PTY LTD
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Call 0418 266 282
Lic No 211838c
AIR-CONDITIONING
Sainsbury Air SolutionsAir Conditioning amp Refrigeration
bull Sales Service amp Installation of Ducted amp Split Systems
bull 6 days (Mon-Sat) bull All AreasCall David on 0424 945 859
ANTENNADigital Antenna Guys
Antenna Supplied and FittedDigital Set Top Boxes Insurance Work
TV Data amp Phone Outlets Home Theatre Installations Receive Wollongong Channels
FREE QUOTES 0410 513 630Talk to our friendly technicians today
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From only $15 a month Call 4773 8974 or email districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
Visit our website at wwwmulgoagazettecomau
Energy Accounts Payment Assistance
Warragamba Silverdale Neigh-bourhood Centre is now able to offer residentrsquos access to Energy Accounts Payment Assistance (EAPA)
EAPA is a NSW Government Scheme designed to help people who are financially disadvantaged and ex-periencing difficulty in paying their home gas and or electricity bill be-cause of a crisis or emergency situa-tion The scheme is aimed at helping people in such situations to stay con-nected to essential energy services
To see if you are eligible please contact Julie 47742245 or Leanne 47741273
Autism Information Evening
Wollondilly Shire Council in con-junction with St Anthonyrsquos Family Care are hosting an information evening for parents and carers of children with Au-tism aged between 2-6 years
The information evening is an op-portunity to learn more about govern-ment funded services and subsidies you may be able to access for your child and to assist us in identifying cur-rent service needs in the area
ldquoThis will be a great opportunity to find out what services are available to parents to support their Autistic chil-drenrdquo says Mayor Cr Col Mitchell
The Autism information evening will be held on Thursday the 29 Octo-ber 2009 at 7pm to 9pm at Wollondilly Shire Council Supper will be provided
Please RSVP to 4677 8200 by the 22 October 2009
No Current Access To Warragamba Dam
Public access to Warragamba Dam and Haviland Park (the inner picnic area) is currently unavailable
Warragamba Dam wall is currently a construction site for a major project to upgrade the dams flood gates and will not be open to the public Access to the dam wall will be reviewed in 2012 when this project is complete
The review will take into account a range of factors including security needs
The interim Visitor Information Centre in Picnic Area No 1 (the outer picnic area) remains open pending the opening of the new Visitor Centre overlooking the dam Picnic Area No 1 is now owned and managed by Wol-londilly Shire Council For information about picnic and barbecue facilities contact Wollondilly Shire Council on 02 4677 8752 or visit wwwwollondillynswgovau
The public can view Warragam-ba Dam from the viewing platform located at the end of 18th Street Warragamba
Nepean Food servicesThe Annual General Meeting for
Nepean Food Services(Meals on Wheels) is on Wednesday 21 October from 12 noon at Regentville Commu-nity Hall in Jeanette Street
All welcome with a light lunch pro-vided Details 4733 7200
bull Flat dome amp gable roofsbull Free measure amp quotes
bull Qualified licensed tradesmenCall Mark on 0404 163 158
Lic No 169819C
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bull Clean amp fresh complete bathrooms with full shower
toilet amp basinbull Ideal when renovating
having guests weddings etc4773 8700 or 0407 417 553
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
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bull Customer discounts givenbull Rotted Timber Repairsbull All Work Guaranteed
bull Free quotes4773 8700 or 0417 417 556
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BEAUTY
0421 522 586 or 4774 2591wwwnadiasmakeupartistrycom
AWNINGS amp CARPORTS
Specialising in Quality Built Structuresph 0425 317 798
Call now for a FREE personalised design amp quoteFlat AwningsGable AwningsCurved AwningsGlass RoomsSteel Frame DecksCarports and PatiosFax 4777 5648Email salespatioonecomau
Simonrsquos Constructions Pty LtdLicNo 215495C
AUTO MECHANICCall 4732 2444Unit 2-160 Station St
Penrith 2750
ldquoQuality service Expert advicerdquo
Independent Asphalt Services
Asphalt Driveways Aprons Footpaths Car Parks
Colouring amp Renovations
bull The flexible alternative bull Wonrsquot crack up like concrete bull Drive on immediately
Ken Ph 0414 433 096
NO JOB TOO SMALL
ASPHALT SERVICES
AUTO MECHANICDWR Petroleum
MECHANICAL REPAIRSAll makes amp models
Pick Up amp Delivery Availablebull No job too big or small
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
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1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
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See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
Meeting the financial management amp taxation needs community since 1976
BLAXLAND
Ph 4739 3653
POOLS amp SPAS
bull New Systems bull Insurance Work
bull Service amp Repairs bull Free Quotes
Four Seasons Pool Heating SPECIALISING IN SOLAR
Ph 1300 650 806 FACTORYSHOWROOM
UNIT 2112 RUSSELL ST EMU PLAINS
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 20
Shop 32320 Silverdale Road SILVERDALE
Tel 4774 1986
Opening Hours Mon-Fri 730am-7pm Sat-Sun 730am-6pm
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your Community
For all your GROCERY FRESH FRUIT amp VEG BBQ CHOOKS amp CONTINENTAL DELI needs
Come in and meet our FRIENDLY STAFF who are only too happy to assist you
Whole peeled tomatoes 60c a can
Corticella Pasta 500g
$129 each Smiths Variety 20-pack $499
silverdale
Frantelli Water 24 x 600ml
$899
2 Large BBQ Chickens
$1399
Smiths Variety 20-pack
$549
Look out for MARKET DAY every month
See instore for details
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your communityShop 32320 Silverdale Rd Silverdale
Tel 4774 1986
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mulgoa_120_p11-20pdf
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 6
Engineer Student of the YearSilverdale resident James Pirozzi has been named Engi-
neering Student of the Year by Engineers Australia James works as an engineer for Snowy Hydro Limited
He completed his Bachelor Engineer-ing (Civil) degree with First Class Honours from School of Engi-neering University of Western Sydney in 2008 His thesis title was looking at water flows ldquoRegional De-sign Streamflow Es-timation for Eastern NSWrdquo
James also re-ceived the Australian Water Association NSW branch best undergraduate thesis award in 2009
Miss WarradaleCongratulations to all the 2009 Miss Warradale entrants The winners were Little Miss Warradale Taylah RootsMiss Junior Warradale Kimberly SmallMiss Warradale Renee Halford Miss Teen Eleisha ConnollyMiss Golden Dollar Emma Hamilton (who raised the most money)
SOCIAL BOWLSEvery Sunday
Beginners most welcome
BISTRO Wed-Sun Dinner 6pm-9pm
Fri-Sun Lunch 12 noon-2pm
WedThursday SpecialsBuy one get one FREE
from Chefrsquos Specials board
Private Functionsaccommodated
RAFFLESEvery Friday amp Sunday evening
We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is
an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Roma Avenue Wallacia Tel 4773 8096
Join us for theMelbourne Cup
Sweeps amp PrizesBig Screen Social Membership
Only $8 Receive Members rewards and discounts
FREEEntertainment
Friday 23rd October Chris Drummond
Wallacia Bowling Club Presentation Night
Saturday 21st NovemberWho will be the
lsquoLadies Most ImprovedrsquolsquoMenrsquos Most Improvedrsquo
lsquoRookie of the Yearrsquo
Prawn Chicken Ham amp Salads Buffet Lunch
$25pp Bookings essential
Warragamba PoolLearn to Swim Classes
Starting Saturday 17th October am and pm on Sat Mon Tues amp WedSpace still available - BOOK NOW
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 7
ENJOOwning her own ENJO Business
has been ideal for Warragamba moth-er Louise Webb
Louise is a local Consultant with microfibre based cleaning products business ENJO and her work involves conducting in-home demonstrations
Using the latest in microfibre tech-nology the ENJO range of products cuts your cleaning time in half and can eliminate the need for up to 90 of potentially harmful chemical cleaners in the home
ldquoI have small children so itrsquos re-ally important to get chemicals out of my house the products are great for the environment and give my family a healthier homerdquo she said ldquoThen when I actually worked out how much mon-ey I was saving using ENJO I realised what a smart investment I had maderdquo
ldquoBeing an ENJO Consultant allows me to work around my family and earn a good income while being fun and rewarding toordquo Louise added
If yoursquore looking to make a differ-ence to your life your family and the environment you could even run your own ENJO Business
ENJO gives you the independence and confidence to run your own busi-
ness while enjoying the support all new business owners need to be suc-cessful You will be your own boss earn additional income and enjoy flex-ible working hours
For further information on becom-ing an ENJO Consultant or on clean-ing with ENJO please call Louise on 4774 0136 or 0402 473 558 visit wwwenjocomau
Luddenham Pie ShopFreshly baked pies mmmThere is the most wonderful aroma
in the pie shop at Luddenham with a impressive display of pies on the coun-ter Alan Bainbridge has been special-ising in pies in the Luddenham shop-ping centre for 22 years
There is a huge variety including curry chicken meat amp potato and mushroom with some great toppings like cauliflower cheese There are also a variety of fruit pies for dessert
Saturday is the lsquoparty pie dayrsquo when there is the whole range of fillings in the small pies Sunday is the lsquofamily pie dayrdquo They also make jumbo pies which are 3 - 3 frac12kg for $1590
They have egg amp bacon rolls avail-able for breakfast Monday to Friday from 5am to 10am
Becrsquos Spray TanningAll natural products
Can shower just 2hrs after
application At my place in Warragamba for $25 or
mobile for $30
Call or SMS Rebecca on 0411 123 388or email rebeccadrurybigpondcom
The Salvation Army Community Spring FairSaturday 31st October
9am - 2pm at 48 Luttrell Street Glenmore Park (off Allison Drive)
Childrenrsquos activities pony rides jumping castle petting zoo Agents of Truth trash
amp treasure undercover market stalls Entertainment for the whole family
For more information please call 4733 1133 or 4733 1178
Luddenham Pie ShopHuge range of savoury and fruit
pies freshly baked every day
bull Party Pie Saturday (6 for $450)bull Family Pie Sunday (from $770)
Open 7 days Mon-Fri 5am-3pm Sat amp Sun 6am-4pm Luddenham Shopping Centre 4773 4193
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 8
Wallacia Progress Association
The Progress Association meets the 4th Tuesday of each month the next meeting 26th October All are welcome to come along and join us to have a say and make a difference in all aspects of our village environment
Wallacia Progress Hall is available for hire itrsquos a great place for childrenrsquos parties and other celebrations We also have chairs for hire from the hall
Regular events at Hall Yoga group Monday 1030am Meditation group Mondays 8pm Studio E dance group meets Thursday and Fridays
WOW (Woman of Wallacia) meets the second Wednesday of each month at 730pm This is a womenrsquos group that meets for educational purposes fun support and conversation and is open to woman of the surrounding area so come along and join us
The lsquoCarry On Roomrsquo attached to the Hall is named after the group that met there for many years It is a great space for workshops is you want
to start a craft group or other type of activity
Please contact Ellena 4773 8899 for more information
On Saturday 10th October mem-bers from the WPA and the Rotary Sustainability group thirteen people in all worked extremely hard to create a wonderful native garden and pathway on the Roma St side of the hall
A grant from Penrith City Council for a sustainable garden was put to great use in creating a new space of
beauty at our c o m m u n i t y hall Thank you to eve-ryone for the hard work
The vi-sion for the future is that this garden will become a beauti-ful place for members of the communi-ty to take pho-tos of special occasion
WPA is planning an Australia Day
picnic at the hall to celebrate our new garden and to raise a new Australian flag on the hall grounds We are hop-ing all the community will come along and celebrate our Australian heritage Ideas are welcome from members of our village to contribute to the fun of this dayEllena Jee-MacLennan President WPA
Blue Dragon BooksSecond hand books are an inex-
pensive way to try new authors and explore other types of books you might not normally read given the
Blue Dragon Books
Secondhand BooksLarge range of ChildrenrsquosYoung Adult Crime and
Sci-fiFantasy fiction
Open Mon-SatShop C 11 Ross St Glenbrook
Ph 4739 2466Email bluedragonbooksaaptnetau
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bull Lose weight for less then $8 a day bull Control those cravings bull Have more energy bull Enjoy the foods you love bull No exercise needed bull FREE follow up and Support bull 100 Natural bull 30 Day guaranteed or your money backFor a FREE Sample amp information
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Some of the hard working Wallacia residents in the new native garden
cost of new books You can explore different times in history not to men-tion life on imaginary planets Also with a second hand book itrsquos nice to know you can pass on your books for someone else to enjoy ndash a great way to recycle
We have a wide selection of second hand books and a small selection of new childrenrsquos picture books We specialize in childrenrsquos and young adult books as we have young children ourselves and know how important it is to catch their im-agination and get them hooked on reading early
We also have a great range of sci-fifantasy crime and general fiction Our range of non-fiction is growing daily and there is always something different coming in We are located in the arcade opposite the main car park in Glenbrook Come in and say Hi
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 9
Wallacia Fishing Club Wallacia fishing club recently do-
nated an amount of money to Walla-cia public School for the purchase of books for the schoolsrsquo new library
Principal Jennifer Ruge was very appreciative of the gesture Wallacia fishing club members voted on the do-nation earlier in the year and we are proud we could assist a the local com-munity in making this donation A very worthy cause Matt Wheatley visited the school and delivered the cheque I also watched as Jennifer chose books from the mobile bookshop so many books to choose from some hard choices but Jennifer selected books reflecting the current and relevant cuu-riculum I was really happy to see that we could make such a positive impact
2) Wallacia fishing club mem-bers recently visited the Clyde river at Batemans bay where they stayed aboard 3 houseboats all feedback has been great The girls and guys had a ball caught a few fish (only tid-dlers) but most of all had a great time socialising with other members being such a sucess the club will very likely re-book this trip for next year
Anyone interested in joining the club contact one of the numbers in
our monthly ad or visit the Bowlo or pub at the advertised times for raffles
Matt Wheatley SecretaryWallacia fishing club
Spelling ChampLocal student Jordan Powell is on
a wining streak again Jordan won the Junior Section of the Premierrsquos Spell-ing Bee last year when he was in year 6 at Warragamba Public School
He has now won the regional fi-nal in the Senior section and will now go on to the State finals Good Luck Jordan
Catering for 3-6 year old children Situated on 5 tranquil acres Childrenrsquos hobby farm with farm animals and veggie patch Preschool and School Readiness program Hot and Cold meals provided All staff qualified in Early Childhood Only 10min from Penrith Child Care Benefit Available
124 St Thomas Road MulgoaPhone 4773 8312
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John GerstelinG amp AssociAtes
Accredited Building Design Consultant (BDANSW)
Visit oUr neW WeB site At wwwbuilding-designsnet
bull ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING PLANS amp SPECIFICATIONSbull STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN AND CERTIFICATIONbull ALL DOCUMENTATION AS REQUIRED BY COUNCIL amp STATE GOVERNMENTbull ENVIRONMENTAL amp SUSTAINABLE DESIGN CRITERIA
DoMesticNEW HOMES ADDITIONS amp EXTENSIONS GARAGE BARNS STORAGE PAVILIONS TOWNHOUSE amp UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Next Meetings Nov 12 amp Dec 10(second Thursday of each month)
at Wallacia Bowling Club at 730pm
Raffles at the Wallacia Bowling Club every Thursday from 430pm
Call Graham 0414 842 965
or Matt 0428 283 445 (BH)
FUNDRAISING for your sports club
Sports Centre Olympic Park6th November 2009
Comedian and Special Guests VIP tables Ringside $1000 for 10 people 3 course dinner + drinks Live music great giveaways Doors open 6pm first fight 730pmContact MATTHEW REID 0403 067 629
wwwface2faceboxingcom
The Biggest Night in
Australian Amateur Boxing
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 10
Warragamba NSW Fire Brigade Station 489 The NSW Fire Brigades Station
located on Fourth St Warragamba is made up of 17 Retained Fire Fight-ers Owen Davis is the present Station Commander with the rank of Captain
The Station originally started as the Water Board Plumberrsquos shed in 1946 Renovations included an en-gine bay where the Water Board Fire Truck was housed which responded to Emergencies in the Warragamba com-munity The Water Board occupied the building until 1962 when the Station became a Rural Fire Service Station In 1967 the shed formally became the property of the NSW Fire Brigades which was manned by Retained Fire Fighters with a 250 Denis Fire Truck lead by Captain Doug Farmer
Many changes to the station have occurred since then with the $346000 station renovation in 2000 The most recent addition to the station is the $350000 Fire Truck delivered on Saturday 6th September It is the new Isuzu 900 Euro4 Class 2 Urban pumper with a Rosenbauer pump which carries 2000 litres of water and has a pump capacity of 2900 Litres
min It is marked up in the new NSW Fire Brigades high visibility reflective markings The equipment carried is to Secondary Rescue Standard with Rescue tools such as the Combi Tool (Jaws of Life) Hydraulic Ram Hydrau-lic pump step blocks patient protec-tion shields Reciprocating Saw cord-age pack spinal boards Stokes litter just to name a few Other equipment includes the new $17000 Thermal Imaging Camera Orion Gas Detector four fully encapsulated suits spill suits snake catching equipment defibrillator and six sets of breathing apparatus
This appliance is in addition to the second vehicle the Isuzu FTS 750 Type 1 Water Tanker with 4x4 capabil-ity whith 3000 Litres of water and has a pumping capacity of 800 Litresmin
The Community Fire Unit Program is one of the many NSW Fire Brigades initiatives that enhance community safety and resilience A CFU is a team of local residents who live in urban ar-eas close to bush land in NSW CFUrsquos receive training and equipment which will help prepare you and your home for the bushfire season and help you make informed decisions about wheth-er to stay and defend your property or leave early when bushfires threaten
As a volunteer CFU members do not fight fires CFUrsquos add to the NSWFB and NSW Rural Fire Service resourc-es through property preparation and protection For more information or to register your interest in becoming an NSWFB Community Fire Unit Mem-ber visit wwwfirenswgovau or your local Fire station or alternatively call 1300 CFU CFU (1800 238 238)
We also have the SABRE program (Smoke Alarm Battery Replacement for the Elderly) This program is de-signed to assist the elderly or disabled who live in the community who need assistance in replacing their smoke alarm battery Twice a year Fire Fight-ers will attend their homes and replace smoke alarm batteries free of charge Currently we have over 40 participants throughout the WarragambaSilverdale area Those wishing to inquire about this program should contact their near-est NSWFB Station
Home Fire Safety The key to re-ducing the risk of fire occurring in your home and to surviving a house fire is being prepared Complete the Home fire safety checklist to help make your home fire safe Visit wwwfirenswgovau
In an emergency call Triple Zero (000)
Half Day and Full Day sessions availableExtensive School Readiness program
Formal assistance for children with additional needsQualified and experienced staffReduced fees for eligible families
9am to 3pm or (8am to 4pm) during school terms
Warragamba Preschool Inc
A Caring Fun ampEducational Preschool
for your child
(4774 1249
Your community-based non-profit service cateringfor children aged 2-6years The preschool offers aprogressive educational program whereby everychild receives personal attention to their learning
through an Individual Education Portfolio
Taking enrolments for 2010bull ATM bull Pool
chemicals bull Firewood bull Fresh Meat
trading hours Mon-Fri 5am to 10pm
Sat 5am-10pm Sun 6am-10pm
2 BBQ Chickens $1499 or $850 each
Servo Saver Dockets Accepted Here
BP ULTIMATE SOLD HERE
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
1595 Mulgoa Road Opposite Wallacia Hotel
Tel 4773 8883
BP Wallacia Village
supermarket BP Wallacia Village
2 BBQ chickens$1749 or
$979 each
Mon-Fri 5am-11pm
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 11
FREE INSULATION
Keep your house Warm in Winter amp Cool in Summer
Phone 4722 5687For a Free Measure and Quote amp to check
your eligibilityemail salesjandtinsulationcomau
Government Funded up to $1600 PLUS - save $100rsquos each year on electricity bills
Information for Members and their Guests
4774 1211 Free Courtesy Bus Now Available
THE Spillway RESTAURANT OPEN 7 DAYS FOR LUNCH amp DINNER
Thai meals available Wednesday to Friday evenings and all day Saturday amp Sunday
Australiarsquos Final Notice
March 8
Worldrsquos Greatest Shave March 15
Shave or colour your hair to raise money for the Leukemia Foundation
3 years for $10We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Saturday 7th November 8pm
Tickets $15 Book now
Free Entertainment Sat 24th October lsquoTalk It Uprsquo
Melbourne Cup Buffet Lunch Tuesday November 3rd - Book now
Tree Preservation Orders Wollondilly Shire Council has adopted an Amended
Tree Preservation Order (TPO) which came into force on Friday 9 October 2009
Amendments in the new TPO reflect the changes brought in by the State Government in the Native Vegeta-tion Act 2003 and the Native Vegetation Regulations 2005 regarding tree clearing in rural zones Tree clearing in ag-ricultural zones is now governed jointly by Council and the Hawksberry Nepean Catchment Management Authority It is anticipated that this TPO will streamline Councilrsquos ap-proach to tree removal
There is a clear list of exempt activities as defined under the Native Vegetation Act 1993 and the Native Vegetation Regulation 2005 as well as exempt species such as en-vironmental weeds The new TPO will now become more workable within the agricultural zones and current routine agriculture management activities as defined by the Native Vegetation Act are incorporated into this document
This amended TPO provides an approach to deal with tree removalprotection of trees and vegetation to assist residents in understanding whether they need a develop-ment application or not There has been a lot of confusion in the past over clearing in Environmental protection zones and agricultural areas
Overall the management of vegetation will assist in maintaining regional biodiversity and rural needs and pro-tect vegetation areas from uncontrolled clearing
A series of fact sheets have been prepared to assist in understanding the new provisions of the TPO Councilrsquos website wwwwollondillynswgovau has links to the TPO and fact sheets
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 12
MOBILE LAWNMOWER REPAIRSCall Bert
0419 981 001Repair amp servicing of all makes of
mowers chainsaws amp line trimmers
bull Some small Farm
Equipmentbull Seniors Discounts
bull Free Pick Up amp DeliveryB
ER
TrsquoS
Snake Alert The Red belly black snake is the
most frequent locally This shy snake is quick to retreat when encountered it is venomous but fatalities are rare It is often seen around backyard ponds creeks dams and rivers and preys on fish frogs birds reptiles and rodents
The Eastern brown snake is ven-omous and dangerous and will defend itself if it feels threatened It prefers dry areas and feed on rats mice birds and other snakes and will enter sheds and barns
Do not attempt to kill snakes as this is when people get bitten All native snakes are protected in NSW and it is illegal to harm them Leave it alone and watch where it goes Keep the dog and cat contained
Some points to help keep snakes from visiting your yard
Donrsquot stack wood near the houseKeep the grass shortKeep animal water dishes inside or
in a cleared area donrsquot leave uneaten food in dishes
Always wear garden gloves whilst gardening and long pants in long grass
If you keep birds clean up seed and fruit to stop rodents from visiting
If you have a pond you may get a visit from a snake just watch where it goes do not get in its way
If you should encounter a snake just stop and stand still
Boxes should be off the ground in sheds as they make nice homes for snakersquos favorite food rodents
Snakes may not have ears but they pick up vibrations so stomp those feet if you are going into a shed or barn
Kids may come across snakes when riding their push bike along tracks they need to wear enclosed shoes and long pants as the snake wonrsquot pick up vibrations from the rub-ber tyres
If you are bitten by a snake you do not need to kill the snake for identifica-tion as the hospital has a kit that can do it
Do not use thin nylon netting on gardens as snakes can get tangled in the nylon which cuts into their skin
If you feel threatened by a snake in your house or your dog or cat have injured a snake or lizards contact WIRES (Wildlife Information Rescue and Education Service) on 47542946
Responsibilities of Cat Owners
Wollondilly Shire Council would like to remind residents about the respon-sibilities of being a cat owner These responsibilities are listed under the Companion Animals Act 1998
Kittens born after the 1 July 1999 and any cat changing ownership af-ter that date are required to be micro-chipped and registered
When applicable cats are to be mi-crochipped from 12 weeks of age or at the time of sale and must be registered from 6 months of age
Cat owners are not required by the Act to keep their animal inside at night However they are encouraged by Council to keep cats inside at night to protect our native wildlife (and the cat itself) The majority of cat fights and car accidents that involve cats occur at night
Any person may lawfully seize a cat if necessary to protect a person or another animal from injury or death as well as for the protection of the cat
A cat that repeatedly causes a problem such as excessive or continu-ous noise or destruction of property may be declared a nuisance by Coun-cilrsquos Environment Officers Continu-ing offences can then result in the is-sue of a fine by Councilrsquos Environment Officers
WHATrsquoS ON WarragambaSilverdale Neighbourhood Centre
Senior First Aid CourseWorkcover amp Vetab ApprovedSaturday 14th November
9am to 5pm$14000 per person
call 4774 1273 to book
FREE TAX HELP- ARE YOUR TAX AFFAIRS SIMPLE
- DO YOU EARN LESS THAN $40000
YOU COULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE HELP WITH YOUR TAX RETURN
To find out more please the Neighbourhood Centre or call
the Tax Office on 132 861Late afternoon appointments
availableTHIS IS A VOLUNTEER SERVICE SUPPORTED BY THE TAX OFFICE
WARRAGAMBA PLAY LINKSMonday September 21
Puppet Craft
Well Womenrsquos ClinicsFree and ConfidentialThe Womenrsquos Health Nurse
is available for pap tests breast checks postnatal checks preg-nancy tests Chlamydia screen-
ing menopause and other womenrsquos health information
Bookings Essential
For bookings please call Leanne or
Michelle on 4774 1273
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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set top boxes additional points equipment tuning telephonedata
points broadband amp home theatre set-upFree quotes amp friendly service
Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962wwwddsicomau
Austel Licence No S26743
So u n d advic e wit h ou t t h e jar g o n
Em m a Gr im a B Co m CPA
A qualified professional who can provide solutions to your financial needs
Call now for an appointment on 4774 2844 or 0403 204 907
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Now open Mon ndash Fri 9am ndash 5pm Saturdays amp Evenings by appointment
Small amp Medium Business Specialist Personal Tax Returns Yearly Tax Planning BudgetBusiness Analysis MYOB amp Other Software Services Convenient appointment times Onsite consultation available
ACCOUNTANTService amp installation of alarms intercoms video coms amp security cameras
Free quotes amp friendly service Ask about our current promotions
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DDSI
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ALARMS
SKYLINE ANTENNA S ERVICE PTY LTD
4774 1041 Mobile 0418 266 282
bull PROMPT amp RELIABLE bull OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE bull FREE QUOTES bull QUALITY EQUIPMENT bull WORK FULLY INS URED WITH WARRANTY bull REPAIRS AND NEW INSTALLATIONS
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Lic No 211838c
AIR-CONDITIONING
Sainsbury Air SolutionsAir Conditioning amp Refrigeration
bull Sales Service amp Installation of Ducted amp Split Systems
bull 6 days (Mon-Sat) bull All AreasCall David on 0424 945 859
ANTENNADigital Antenna Guys
Antenna Supplied and FittedDigital Set Top Boxes Insurance Work
TV Data amp Phone Outlets Home Theatre Installations Receive Wollongong Channels
FREE QUOTES 0410 513 630Talk to our friendly technicians today
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Energy Accounts Payment Assistance
Warragamba Silverdale Neigh-bourhood Centre is now able to offer residentrsquos access to Energy Accounts Payment Assistance (EAPA)
EAPA is a NSW Government Scheme designed to help people who are financially disadvantaged and ex-periencing difficulty in paying their home gas and or electricity bill be-cause of a crisis or emergency situa-tion The scheme is aimed at helping people in such situations to stay con-nected to essential energy services
To see if you are eligible please contact Julie 47742245 or Leanne 47741273
Autism Information Evening
Wollondilly Shire Council in con-junction with St Anthonyrsquos Family Care are hosting an information evening for parents and carers of children with Au-tism aged between 2-6 years
The information evening is an op-portunity to learn more about govern-ment funded services and subsidies you may be able to access for your child and to assist us in identifying cur-rent service needs in the area
ldquoThis will be a great opportunity to find out what services are available to parents to support their Autistic chil-drenrdquo says Mayor Cr Col Mitchell
The Autism information evening will be held on Thursday the 29 Octo-ber 2009 at 7pm to 9pm at Wollondilly Shire Council Supper will be provided
Please RSVP to 4677 8200 by the 22 October 2009
No Current Access To Warragamba Dam
Public access to Warragamba Dam and Haviland Park (the inner picnic area) is currently unavailable
Warragamba Dam wall is currently a construction site for a major project to upgrade the dams flood gates and will not be open to the public Access to the dam wall will be reviewed in 2012 when this project is complete
The review will take into account a range of factors including security needs
The interim Visitor Information Centre in Picnic Area No 1 (the outer picnic area) remains open pending the opening of the new Visitor Centre overlooking the dam Picnic Area No 1 is now owned and managed by Wol-londilly Shire Council For information about picnic and barbecue facilities contact Wollondilly Shire Council on 02 4677 8752 or visit wwwwollondillynswgovau
The public can view Warragam-ba Dam from the viewing platform located at the end of 18th Street Warragamba
Nepean Food servicesThe Annual General Meeting for
Nepean Food Services(Meals on Wheels) is on Wednesday 21 October from 12 noon at Regentville Commu-nity Hall in Jeanette Street
All welcome with a light lunch pro-vided Details 4733 7200
bull Flat dome amp gable roofsbull Free measure amp quotes
bull Qualified licensed tradesmenCall Mark on 0404 163 158
Lic No 169819C
BATHROOMSWHALE PORTABLE BATHROOM HIRE
bull Clean amp fresh complete bathrooms with full shower
toilet amp basinbull Ideal when renovating
having guests weddings etc4773 8700 or 0407 417 553
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
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Lic No 67245cbull Quality Bathroom Renovations
bull Customer discounts givenbull Rotted Timber Repairsbull All Work Guaranteed
bull Free quotes4773 8700 or 0417 417 556
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BEAUTY
0421 522 586 or 4774 2591wwwnadiasmakeupartistrycom
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Specialising in Quality Built Structuresph 0425 317 798
Call now for a FREE personalised design amp quoteFlat AwningsGable AwningsCurved AwningsGlass RoomsSteel Frame DecksCarports and PatiosFax 4777 5648Email salespatioonecomau
Simonrsquos Constructions Pty LtdLicNo 215495C
AUTO MECHANICCall 4732 2444Unit 2-160 Station St
Penrith 2750
ldquoQuality service Expert advicerdquo
Independent Asphalt Services
Asphalt Driveways Aprons Footpaths Car Parks
Colouring amp Renovations
bull The flexible alternative bull Wonrsquot crack up like concrete bull Drive on immediately
Ken Ph 0414 433 096
NO JOB TOO SMALL
ASPHALT SERVICES
AUTO MECHANICDWR Petroleum
MECHANICAL REPAIRSAll makes amp models
Pick Up amp Delivery Availablebull No job too big or small
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
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1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
forbullTanks bull Liners bull Roofs
See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
Meeting the financial management amp taxation needs community since 1976
BLAXLAND
Ph 4739 3653
POOLS amp SPAS
bull New Systems bull Insurance Work
bull Service amp Repairs bull Free Quotes
Four Seasons Pool Heating SPECIALISING IN SOLAR
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UNIT 2112 RUSSELL ST EMU PLAINS
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 20
Shop 32320 Silverdale Road SILVERDALE
Tel 4774 1986
Opening Hours Mon-Fri 730am-7pm Sat-Sun 730am-6pm
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your Community
For all your GROCERY FRESH FRUIT amp VEG BBQ CHOOKS amp CONTINENTAL DELI needs
Come in and meet our FRIENDLY STAFF who are only too happy to assist you
Whole peeled tomatoes 60c a can
Corticella Pasta 500g
$129 each Smiths Variety 20-pack $499
silverdale
Frantelli Water 24 x 600ml
$899
2 Large BBQ Chickens
$1399
Smiths Variety 20-pack
$549
Look out for MARKET DAY every month
See instore for details
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your communityShop 32320 Silverdale Rd Silverdale
Tel 4774 1986
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mulgoa_120_p11-20pdf
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 7
ENJOOwning her own ENJO Business
has been ideal for Warragamba moth-er Louise Webb
Louise is a local Consultant with microfibre based cleaning products business ENJO and her work involves conducting in-home demonstrations
Using the latest in microfibre tech-nology the ENJO range of products cuts your cleaning time in half and can eliminate the need for up to 90 of potentially harmful chemical cleaners in the home
ldquoI have small children so itrsquos re-ally important to get chemicals out of my house the products are great for the environment and give my family a healthier homerdquo she said ldquoThen when I actually worked out how much mon-ey I was saving using ENJO I realised what a smart investment I had maderdquo
ldquoBeing an ENJO Consultant allows me to work around my family and earn a good income while being fun and rewarding toordquo Louise added
If yoursquore looking to make a differ-ence to your life your family and the environment you could even run your own ENJO Business
ENJO gives you the independence and confidence to run your own busi-
ness while enjoying the support all new business owners need to be suc-cessful You will be your own boss earn additional income and enjoy flex-ible working hours
For further information on becom-ing an ENJO Consultant or on clean-ing with ENJO please call Louise on 4774 0136 or 0402 473 558 visit wwwenjocomau
Luddenham Pie ShopFreshly baked pies mmmThere is the most wonderful aroma
in the pie shop at Luddenham with a impressive display of pies on the coun-ter Alan Bainbridge has been special-ising in pies in the Luddenham shop-ping centre for 22 years
There is a huge variety including curry chicken meat amp potato and mushroom with some great toppings like cauliflower cheese There are also a variety of fruit pies for dessert
Saturday is the lsquoparty pie dayrsquo when there is the whole range of fillings in the small pies Sunday is the lsquofamily pie dayrdquo They also make jumbo pies which are 3 - 3 frac12kg for $1590
They have egg amp bacon rolls avail-able for breakfast Monday to Friday from 5am to 10am
Becrsquos Spray TanningAll natural products
Can shower just 2hrs after
application At my place in Warragamba for $25 or
mobile for $30
Call or SMS Rebecca on 0411 123 388or email rebeccadrurybigpondcom
The Salvation Army Community Spring FairSaturday 31st October
9am - 2pm at 48 Luttrell Street Glenmore Park (off Allison Drive)
Childrenrsquos activities pony rides jumping castle petting zoo Agents of Truth trash
amp treasure undercover market stalls Entertainment for the whole family
For more information please call 4733 1133 or 4733 1178
Luddenham Pie ShopHuge range of savoury and fruit
pies freshly baked every day
bull Party Pie Saturday (6 for $450)bull Family Pie Sunday (from $770)
Open 7 days Mon-Fri 5am-3pm Sat amp Sun 6am-4pm Luddenham Shopping Centre 4773 4193
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 8
Wallacia Progress Association
The Progress Association meets the 4th Tuesday of each month the next meeting 26th October All are welcome to come along and join us to have a say and make a difference in all aspects of our village environment
Wallacia Progress Hall is available for hire itrsquos a great place for childrenrsquos parties and other celebrations We also have chairs for hire from the hall
Regular events at Hall Yoga group Monday 1030am Meditation group Mondays 8pm Studio E dance group meets Thursday and Fridays
WOW (Woman of Wallacia) meets the second Wednesday of each month at 730pm This is a womenrsquos group that meets for educational purposes fun support and conversation and is open to woman of the surrounding area so come along and join us
The lsquoCarry On Roomrsquo attached to the Hall is named after the group that met there for many years It is a great space for workshops is you want
to start a craft group or other type of activity
Please contact Ellena 4773 8899 for more information
On Saturday 10th October mem-bers from the WPA and the Rotary Sustainability group thirteen people in all worked extremely hard to create a wonderful native garden and pathway on the Roma St side of the hall
A grant from Penrith City Council for a sustainable garden was put to great use in creating a new space of
beauty at our c o m m u n i t y hall Thank you to eve-ryone for the hard work
The vi-sion for the future is that this garden will become a beauti-ful place for members of the communi-ty to take pho-tos of special occasion
WPA is planning an Australia Day
picnic at the hall to celebrate our new garden and to raise a new Australian flag on the hall grounds We are hop-ing all the community will come along and celebrate our Australian heritage Ideas are welcome from members of our village to contribute to the fun of this dayEllena Jee-MacLennan President WPA
Blue Dragon BooksSecond hand books are an inex-
pensive way to try new authors and explore other types of books you might not normally read given the
Blue Dragon Books
Secondhand BooksLarge range of ChildrenrsquosYoung Adult Crime and
Sci-fiFantasy fiction
Open Mon-SatShop C 11 Ross St Glenbrook
Ph 4739 2466Email bluedragonbooksaaptnetau
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bull Lose weight for less then $8 a day bull Control those cravings bull Have more energy bull Enjoy the foods you love bull No exercise needed bull FREE follow up and Support bull 100 Natural bull 30 Day guaranteed or your money backFor a FREE Sample amp information
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Some of the hard working Wallacia residents in the new native garden
cost of new books You can explore different times in history not to men-tion life on imaginary planets Also with a second hand book itrsquos nice to know you can pass on your books for someone else to enjoy ndash a great way to recycle
We have a wide selection of second hand books and a small selection of new childrenrsquos picture books We specialize in childrenrsquos and young adult books as we have young children ourselves and know how important it is to catch their im-agination and get them hooked on reading early
We also have a great range of sci-fifantasy crime and general fiction Our range of non-fiction is growing daily and there is always something different coming in We are located in the arcade opposite the main car park in Glenbrook Come in and say Hi
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 9
Wallacia Fishing Club Wallacia fishing club recently do-
nated an amount of money to Walla-cia public School for the purchase of books for the schoolsrsquo new library
Principal Jennifer Ruge was very appreciative of the gesture Wallacia fishing club members voted on the do-nation earlier in the year and we are proud we could assist a the local com-munity in making this donation A very worthy cause Matt Wheatley visited the school and delivered the cheque I also watched as Jennifer chose books from the mobile bookshop so many books to choose from some hard choices but Jennifer selected books reflecting the current and relevant cuu-riculum I was really happy to see that we could make such a positive impact
2) Wallacia fishing club mem-bers recently visited the Clyde river at Batemans bay where they stayed aboard 3 houseboats all feedback has been great The girls and guys had a ball caught a few fish (only tid-dlers) but most of all had a great time socialising with other members being such a sucess the club will very likely re-book this trip for next year
Anyone interested in joining the club contact one of the numbers in
our monthly ad or visit the Bowlo or pub at the advertised times for raffles
Matt Wheatley SecretaryWallacia fishing club
Spelling ChampLocal student Jordan Powell is on
a wining streak again Jordan won the Junior Section of the Premierrsquos Spell-ing Bee last year when he was in year 6 at Warragamba Public School
He has now won the regional fi-nal in the Senior section and will now go on to the State finals Good Luck Jordan
Catering for 3-6 year old children Situated on 5 tranquil acres Childrenrsquos hobby farm with farm animals and veggie patch Preschool and School Readiness program Hot and Cold meals provided All staff qualified in Early Childhood Only 10min from Penrith Child Care Benefit Available
124 St Thomas Road MulgoaPhone 4773 8312
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John GerstelinG amp AssociAtes
Accredited Building Design Consultant (BDANSW)
Visit oUr neW WeB site At wwwbuilding-designsnet
bull ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING PLANS amp SPECIFICATIONSbull STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN AND CERTIFICATIONbull ALL DOCUMENTATION AS REQUIRED BY COUNCIL amp STATE GOVERNMENTbull ENVIRONMENTAL amp SUSTAINABLE DESIGN CRITERIA
DoMesticNEW HOMES ADDITIONS amp EXTENSIONS GARAGE BARNS STORAGE PAVILIONS TOWNHOUSE amp UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Next Meetings Nov 12 amp Dec 10(second Thursday of each month)
at Wallacia Bowling Club at 730pm
Raffles at the Wallacia Bowling Club every Thursday from 430pm
Call Graham 0414 842 965
or Matt 0428 283 445 (BH)
FUNDRAISING for your sports club
Sports Centre Olympic Park6th November 2009
Comedian and Special Guests VIP tables Ringside $1000 for 10 people 3 course dinner + drinks Live music great giveaways Doors open 6pm first fight 730pmContact MATTHEW REID 0403 067 629
wwwface2faceboxingcom
The Biggest Night in
Australian Amateur Boxing
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 10
Warragamba NSW Fire Brigade Station 489 The NSW Fire Brigades Station
located on Fourth St Warragamba is made up of 17 Retained Fire Fight-ers Owen Davis is the present Station Commander with the rank of Captain
The Station originally started as the Water Board Plumberrsquos shed in 1946 Renovations included an en-gine bay where the Water Board Fire Truck was housed which responded to Emergencies in the Warragamba com-munity The Water Board occupied the building until 1962 when the Station became a Rural Fire Service Station In 1967 the shed formally became the property of the NSW Fire Brigades which was manned by Retained Fire Fighters with a 250 Denis Fire Truck lead by Captain Doug Farmer
Many changes to the station have occurred since then with the $346000 station renovation in 2000 The most recent addition to the station is the $350000 Fire Truck delivered on Saturday 6th September It is the new Isuzu 900 Euro4 Class 2 Urban pumper with a Rosenbauer pump which carries 2000 litres of water and has a pump capacity of 2900 Litres
min It is marked up in the new NSW Fire Brigades high visibility reflective markings The equipment carried is to Secondary Rescue Standard with Rescue tools such as the Combi Tool (Jaws of Life) Hydraulic Ram Hydrau-lic pump step blocks patient protec-tion shields Reciprocating Saw cord-age pack spinal boards Stokes litter just to name a few Other equipment includes the new $17000 Thermal Imaging Camera Orion Gas Detector four fully encapsulated suits spill suits snake catching equipment defibrillator and six sets of breathing apparatus
This appliance is in addition to the second vehicle the Isuzu FTS 750 Type 1 Water Tanker with 4x4 capabil-ity whith 3000 Litres of water and has a pumping capacity of 800 Litresmin
The Community Fire Unit Program is one of the many NSW Fire Brigades initiatives that enhance community safety and resilience A CFU is a team of local residents who live in urban ar-eas close to bush land in NSW CFUrsquos receive training and equipment which will help prepare you and your home for the bushfire season and help you make informed decisions about wheth-er to stay and defend your property or leave early when bushfires threaten
As a volunteer CFU members do not fight fires CFUrsquos add to the NSWFB and NSW Rural Fire Service resourc-es through property preparation and protection For more information or to register your interest in becoming an NSWFB Community Fire Unit Mem-ber visit wwwfirenswgovau or your local Fire station or alternatively call 1300 CFU CFU (1800 238 238)
We also have the SABRE program (Smoke Alarm Battery Replacement for the Elderly) This program is de-signed to assist the elderly or disabled who live in the community who need assistance in replacing their smoke alarm battery Twice a year Fire Fight-ers will attend their homes and replace smoke alarm batteries free of charge Currently we have over 40 participants throughout the WarragambaSilverdale area Those wishing to inquire about this program should contact their near-est NSWFB Station
Home Fire Safety The key to re-ducing the risk of fire occurring in your home and to surviving a house fire is being prepared Complete the Home fire safety checklist to help make your home fire safe Visit wwwfirenswgovau
In an emergency call Triple Zero (000)
Half Day and Full Day sessions availableExtensive School Readiness program
Formal assistance for children with additional needsQualified and experienced staffReduced fees for eligible families
9am to 3pm or (8am to 4pm) during school terms
Warragamba Preschool Inc
A Caring Fun ampEducational Preschool
for your child
(4774 1249
Your community-based non-profit service cateringfor children aged 2-6years The preschool offers aprogressive educational program whereby everychild receives personal attention to their learning
through an Individual Education Portfolio
Taking enrolments for 2010bull ATM bull Pool
chemicals bull Firewood bull Fresh Meat
trading hours Mon-Fri 5am to 10pm
Sat 5am-10pm Sun 6am-10pm
2 BBQ Chickens $1499 or $850 each
Servo Saver Dockets Accepted Here
BP ULTIMATE SOLD HERE
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
1595 Mulgoa Road Opposite Wallacia Hotel
Tel 4773 8883
BP Wallacia Village
supermarket BP Wallacia Village
2 BBQ chickens$1749 or
$979 each
Mon-Fri 5am-11pm
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 11
FREE INSULATION
Keep your house Warm in Winter amp Cool in Summer
Phone 4722 5687For a Free Measure and Quote amp to check
your eligibilityemail salesjandtinsulationcomau
Government Funded up to $1600 PLUS - save $100rsquos each year on electricity bills
Information for Members and their Guests
4774 1211 Free Courtesy Bus Now Available
THE Spillway RESTAURANT OPEN 7 DAYS FOR LUNCH amp DINNER
Thai meals available Wednesday to Friday evenings and all day Saturday amp Sunday
Australiarsquos Final Notice
March 8
Worldrsquos Greatest Shave March 15
Shave or colour your hair to raise money for the Leukemia Foundation
3 years for $10We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Saturday 7th November 8pm
Tickets $15 Book now
Free Entertainment Sat 24th October lsquoTalk It Uprsquo
Melbourne Cup Buffet Lunch Tuesday November 3rd - Book now
Tree Preservation Orders Wollondilly Shire Council has adopted an Amended
Tree Preservation Order (TPO) which came into force on Friday 9 October 2009
Amendments in the new TPO reflect the changes brought in by the State Government in the Native Vegeta-tion Act 2003 and the Native Vegetation Regulations 2005 regarding tree clearing in rural zones Tree clearing in ag-ricultural zones is now governed jointly by Council and the Hawksberry Nepean Catchment Management Authority It is anticipated that this TPO will streamline Councilrsquos ap-proach to tree removal
There is a clear list of exempt activities as defined under the Native Vegetation Act 1993 and the Native Vegetation Regulation 2005 as well as exempt species such as en-vironmental weeds The new TPO will now become more workable within the agricultural zones and current routine agriculture management activities as defined by the Native Vegetation Act are incorporated into this document
This amended TPO provides an approach to deal with tree removalprotection of trees and vegetation to assist residents in understanding whether they need a develop-ment application or not There has been a lot of confusion in the past over clearing in Environmental protection zones and agricultural areas
Overall the management of vegetation will assist in maintaining regional biodiversity and rural needs and pro-tect vegetation areas from uncontrolled clearing
A series of fact sheets have been prepared to assist in understanding the new provisions of the TPO Councilrsquos website wwwwollondillynswgovau has links to the TPO and fact sheets
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 12
MOBILE LAWNMOWER REPAIRSCall Bert
0419 981 001Repair amp servicing of all makes of
mowers chainsaws amp line trimmers
bull Some small Farm
Equipmentbull Seniors Discounts
bull Free Pick Up amp DeliveryB
ER
TrsquoS
Snake Alert The Red belly black snake is the
most frequent locally This shy snake is quick to retreat when encountered it is venomous but fatalities are rare It is often seen around backyard ponds creeks dams and rivers and preys on fish frogs birds reptiles and rodents
The Eastern brown snake is ven-omous and dangerous and will defend itself if it feels threatened It prefers dry areas and feed on rats mice birds and other snakes and will enter sheds and barns
Do not attempt to kill snakes as this is when people get bitten All native snakes are protected in NSW and it is illegal to harm them Leave it alone and watch where it goes Keep the dog and cat contained
Some points to help keep snakes from visiting your yard
Donrsquot stack wood near the houseKeep the grass shortKeep animal water dishes inside or
in a cleared area donrsquot leave uneaten food in dishes
Always wear garden gloves whilst gardening and long pants in long grass
If you keep birds clean up seed and fruit to stop rodents from visiting
If you have a pond you may get a visit from a snake just watch where it goes do not get in its way
If you should encounter a snake just stop and stand still
Boxes should be off the ground in sheds as they make nice homes for snakersquos favorite food rodents
Snakes may not have ears but they pick up vibrations so stomp those feet if you are going into a shed or barn
Kids may come across snakes when riding their push bike along tracks they need to wear enclosed shoes and long pants as the snake wonrsquot pick up vibrations from the rub-ber tyres
If you are bitten by a snake you do not need to kill the snake for identifica-tion as the hospital has a kit that can do it
Do not use thin nylon netting on gardens as snakes can get tangled in the nylon which cuts into their skin
If you feel threatened by a snake in your house or your dog or cat have injured a snake or lizards contact WIRES (Wildlife Information Rescue and Education Service) on 47542946
Responsibilities of Cat Owners
Wollondilly Shire Council would like to remind residents about the respon-sibilities of being a cat owner These responsibilities are listed under the Companion Animals Act 1998
Kittens born after the 1 July 1999 and any cat changing ownership af-ter that date are required to be micro-chipped and registered
When applicable cats are to be mi-crochipped from 12 weeks of age or at the time of sale and must be registered from 6 months of age
Cat owners are not required by the Act to keep their animal inside at night However they are encouraged by Council to keep cats inside at night to protect our native wildlife (and the cat itself) The majority of cat fights and car accidents that involve cats occur at night
Any person may lawfully seize a cat if necessary to protect a person or another animal from injury or death as well as for the protection of the cat
A cat that repeatedly causes a problem such as excessive or continu-ous noise or destruction of property may be declared a nuisance by Coun-cilrsquos Environment Officers Continu-ing offences can then result in the is-sue of a fine by Councilrsquos Environment Officers
WHATrsquoS ON WarragambaSilverdale Neighbourhood Centre
Senior First Aid CourseWorkcover amp Vetab ApprovedSaturday 14th November
9am to 5pm$14000 per person
call 4774 1273 to book
FREE TAX HELP- ARE YOUR TAX AFFAIRS SIMPLE
- DO YOU EARN LESS THAN $40000
YOU COULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE HELP WITH YOUR TAX RETURN
To find out more please the Neighbourhood Centre or call
the Tax Office on 132 861Late afternoon appointments
availableTHIS IS A VOLUNTEER SERVICE SUPPORTED BY THE TAX OFFICE
WARRAGAMBA PLAY LINKSMonday September 21
Puppet Craft
Well Womenrsquos ClinicsFree and ConfidentialThe Womenrsquos Health Nurse
is available for pap tests breast checks postnatal checks preg-nancy tests Chlamydia screen-
ing menopause and other womenrsquos health information
Bookings Essential
For bookings please call Leanne or
Michelle on 4774 1273
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ANTENNAInstallation of digital antennae
set top boxes additional points equipment tuning telephonedata
points broadband amp home theatre set-upFree quotes amp friendly service
Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962wwwddsicomau
Austel Licence No S26743
So u n d advic e wit h ou t t h e jar g o n
Em m a Gr im a B Co m CPA
A qualified professional who can provide solutions to your financial needs
Call now for an appointment on 4774 2844 or 0403 204 907
emmaelgaccountingcomau Located at Suite 11 Silverdale Shopping Centre Silverdale
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Energy Accounts Payment Assistance
Warragamba Silverdale Neigh-bourhood Centre is now able to offer residentrsquos access to Energy Accounts Payment Assistance (EAPA)
EAPA is a NSW Government Scheme designed to help people who are financially disadvantaged and ex-periencing difficulty in paying their home gas and or electricity bill be-cause of a crisis or emergency situa-tion The scheme is aimed at helping people in such situations to stay con-nected to essential energy services
To see if you are eligible please contact Julie 47742245 or Leanne 47741273
Autism Information Evening
Wollondilly Shire Council in con-junction with St Anthonyrsquos Family Care are hosting an information evening for parents and carers of children with Au-tism aged between 2-6 years
The information evening is an op-portunity to learn more about govern-ment funded services and subsidies you may be able to access for your child and to assist us in identifying cur-rent service needs in the area
ldquoThis will be a great opportunity to find out what services are available to parents to support their Autistic chil-drenrdquo says Mayor Cr Col Mitchell
The Autism information evening will be held on Thursday the 29 Octo-ber 2009 at 7pm to 9pm at Wollondilly Shire Council Supper will be provided
Please RSVP to 4677 8200 by the 22 October 2009
No Current Access To Warragamba Dam
Public access to Warragamba Dam and Haviland Park (the inner picnic area) is currently unavailable
Warragamba Dam wall is currently a construction site for a major project to upgrade the dams flood gates and will not be open to the public Access to the dam wall will be reviewed in 2012 when this project is complete
The review will take into account a range of factors including security needs
The interim Visitor Information Centre in Picnic Area No 1 (the outer picnic area) remains open pending the opening of the new Visitor Centre overlooking the dam Picnic Area No 1 is now owned and managed by Wol-londilly Shire Council For information about picnic and barbecue facilities contact Wollondilly Shire Council on 02 4677 8752 or visit wwwwollondillynswgovau
The public can view Warragam-ba Dam from the viewing platform located at the end of 18th Street Warragamba
Nepean Food servicesThe Annual General Meeting for
Nepean Food Services(Meals on Wheels) is on Wednesday 21 October from 12 noon at Regentville Commu-nity Hall in Jeanette Street
All welcome with a light lunch pro-vided Details 4733 7200
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Lic No 169819C
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wwwwhalebathroomscomau
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Simonrsquos Constructions Pty LtdLicNo 215495C
AUTO MECHANICCall 4732 2444Unit 2-160 Station St
Penrith 2750
ldquoQuality service Expert advicerdquo
Independent Asphalt Services
Asphalt Driveways Aprons Footpaths Car Parks
Colouring amp Renovations
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NO JOB TOO SMALL
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districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
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extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
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Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
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wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 20
Shop 32320 Silverdale Road SILVERDALE
Tel 4774 1986
Opening Hours Mon-Fri 730am-7pm Sat-Sun 730am-6pm
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your Community
For all your GROCERY FRESH FRUIT amp VEG BBQ CHOOKS amp CONTINENTAL DELI needs
Come in and meet our FRIENDLY STAFF who are only too happy to assist you
Whole peeled tomatoes 60c a can
Corticella Pasta 500g
$129 each Smiths Variety 20-pack $499
silverdale
Frantelli Water 24 x 600ml
$899
2 Large BBQ Chickens
$1399
Smiths Variety 20-pack
$549
Look out for MARKET DAY every month
See instore for details
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your communityShop 32320 Silverdale Rd Silverdale
Tel 4774 1986
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mulgoa_120_p11-20pdf
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 8
Wallacia Progress Association
The Progress Association meets the 4th Tuesday of each month the next meeting 26th October All are welcome to come along and join us to have a say and make a difference in all aspects of our village environment
Wallacia Progress Hall is available for hire itrsquos a great place for childrenrsquos parties and other celebrations We also have chairs for hire from the hall
Regular events at Hall Yoga group Monday 1030am Meditation group Mondays 8pm Studio E dance group meets Thursday and Fridays
WOW (Woman of Wallacia) meets the second Wednesday of each month at 730pm This is a womenrsquos group that meets for educational purposes fun support and conversation and is open to woman of the surrounding area so come along and join us
The lsquoCarry On Roomrsquo attached to the Hall is named after the group that met there for many years It is a great space for workshops is you want
to start a craft group or other type of activity
Please contact Ellena 4773 8899 for more information
On Saturday 10th October mem-bers from the WPA and the Rotary Sustainability group thirteen people in all worked extremely hard to create a wonderful native garden and pathway on the Roma St side of the hall
A grant from Penrith City Council for a sustainable garden was put to great use in creating a new space of
beauty at our c o m m u n i t y hall Thank you to eve-ryone for the hard work
The vi-sion for the future is that this garden will become a beauti-ful place for members of the communi-ty to take pho-tos of special occasion
WPA is planning an Australia Day
picnic at the hall to celebrate our new garden and to raise a new Australian flag on the hall grounds We are hop-ing all the community will come along and celebrate our Australian heritage Ideas are welcome from members of our village to contribute to the fun of this dayEllena Jee-MacLennan President WPA
Blue Dragon BooksSecond hand books are an inex-
pensive way to try new authors and explore other types of books you might not normally read given the
Blue Dragon Books
Secondhand BooksLarge range of ChildrenrsquosYoung Adult Crime and
Sci-fiFantasy fiction
Open Mon-SatShop C 11 Ross St Glenbrook
Ph 4739 2466Email bluedragonbooksaaptnetau
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Some of the hard working Wallacia residents in the new native garden
cost of new books You can explore different times in history not to men-tion life on imaginary planets Also with a second hand book itrsquos nice to know you can pass on your books for someone else to enjoy ndash a great way to recycle
We have a wide selection of second hand books and a small selection of new childrenrsquos picture books We specialize in childrenrsquos and young adult books as we have young children ourselves and know how important it is to catch their im-agination and get them hooked on reading early
We also have a great range of sci-fifantasy crime and general fiction Our range of non-fiction is growing daily and there is always something different coming in We are located in the arcade opposite the main car park in Glenbrook Come in and say Hi
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 9
Wallacia Fishing Club Wallacia fishing club recently do-
nated an amount of money to Walla-cia public School for the purchase of books for the schoolsrsquo new library
Principal Jennifer Ruge was very appreciative of the gesture Wallacia fishing club members voted on the do-nation earlier in the year and we are proud we could assist a the local com-munity in making this donation A very worthy cause Matt Wheatley visited the school and delivered the cheque I also watched as Jennifer chose books from the mobile bookshop so many books to choose from some hard choices but Jennifer selected books reflecting the current and relevant cuu-riculum I was really happy to see that we could make such a positive impact
2) Wallacia fishing club mem-bers recently visited the Clyde river at Batemans bay where they stayed aboard 3 houseboats all feedback has been great The girls and guys had a ball caught a few fish (only tid-dlers) but most of all had a great time socialising with other members being such a sucess the club will very likely re-book this trip for next year
Anyone interested in joining the club contact one of the numbers in
our monthly ad or visit the Bowlo or pub at the advertised times for raffles
Matt Wheatley SecretaryWallacia fishing club
Spelling ChampLocal student Jordan Powell is on
a wining streak again Jordan won the Junior Section of the Premierrsquos Spell-ing Bee last year when he was in year 6 at Warragamba Public School
He has now won the regional fi-nal in the Senior section and will now go on to the State finals Good Luck Jordan
Catering for 3-6 year old children Situated on 5 tranquil acres Childrenrsquos hobby farm with farm animals and veggie patch Preschool and School Readiness program Hot and Cold meals provided All staff qualified in Early Childhood Only 10min from Penrith Child Care Benefit Available
124 St Thomas Road MulgoaPhone 4773 8312
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John GerstelinG amp AssociAtes
Accredited Building Design Consultant (BDANSW)
Visit oUr neW WeB site At wwwbuilding-designsnet
bull ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING PLANS amp SPECIFICATIONSbull STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN AND CERTIFICATIONbull ALL DOCUMENTATION AS REQUIRED BY COUNCIL amp STATE GOVERNMENTbull ENVIRONMENTAL amp SUSTAINABLE DESIGN CRITERIA
DoMesticNEW HOMES ADDITIONS amp EXTENSIONS GARAGE BARNS STORAGE PAVILIONS TOWNHOUSE amp UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Next Meetings Nov 12 amp Dec 10(second Thursday of each month)
at Wallacia Bowling Club at 730pm
Raffles at the Wallacia Bowling Club every Thursday from 430pm
Call Graham 0414 842 965
or Matt 0428 283 445 (BH)
FUNDRAISING for your sports club
Sports Centre Olympic Park6th November 2009
Comedian and Special Guests VIP tables Ringside $1000 for 10 people 3 course dinner + drinks Live music great giveaways Doors open 6pm first fight 730pmContact MATTHEW REID 0403 067 629
wwwface2faceboxingcom
The Biggest Night in
Australian Amateur Boxing
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 10
Warragamba NSW Fire Brigade Station 489 The NSW Fire Brigades Station
located on Fourth St Warragamba is made up of 17 Retained Fire Fight-ers Owen Davis is the present Station Commander with the rank of Captain
The Station originally started as the Water Board Plumberrsquos shed in 1946 Renovations included an en-gine bay where the Water Board Fire Truck was housed which responded to Emergencies in the Warragamba com-munity The Water Board occupied the building until 1962 when the Station became a Rural Fire Service Station In 1967 the shed formally became the property of the NSW Fire Brigades which was manned by Retained Fire Fighters with a 250 Denis Fire Truck lead by Captain Doug Farmer
Many changes to the station have occurred since then with the $346000 station renovation in 2000 The most recent addition to the station is the $350000 Fire Truck delivered on Saturday 6th September It is the new Isuzu 900 Euro4 Class 2 Urban pumper with a Rosenbauer pump which carries 2000 litres of water and has a pump capacity of 2900 Litres
min It is marked up in the new NSW Fire Brigades high visibility reflective markings The equipment carried is to Secondary Rescue Standard with Rescue tools such as the Combi Tool (Jaws of Life) Hydraulic Ram Hydrau-lic pump step blocks patient protec-tion shields Reciprocating Saw cord-age pack spinal boards Stokes litter just to name a few Other equipment includes the new $17000 Thermal Imaging Camera Orion Gas Detector four fully encapsulated suits spill suits snake catching equipment defibrillator and six sets of breathing apparatus
This appliance is in addition to the second vehicle the Isuzu FTS 750 Type 1 Water Tanker with 4x4 capabil-ity whith 3000 Litres of water and has a pumping capacity of 800 Litresmin
The Community Fire Unit Program is one of the many NSW Fire Brigades initiatives that enhance community safety and resilience A CFU is a team of local residents who live in urban ar-eas close to bush land in NSW CFUrsquos receive training and equipment which will help prepare you and your home for the bushfire season and help you make informed decisions about wheth-er to stay and defend your property or leave early when bushfires threaten
As a volunteer CFU members do not fight fires CFUrsquos add to the NSWFB and NSW Rural Fire Service resourc-es through property preparation and protection For more information or to register your interest in becoming an NSWFB Community Fire Unit Mem-ber visit wwwfirenswgovau or your local Fire station or alternatively call 1300 CFU CFU (1800 238 238)
We also have the SABRE program (Smoke Alarm Battery Replacement for the Elderly) This program is de-signed to assist the elderly or disabled who live in the community who need assistance in replacing their smoke alarm battery Twice a year Fire Fight-ers will attend their homes and replace smoke alarm batteries free of charge Currently we have over 40 participants throughout the WarragambaSilverdale area Those wishing to inquire about this program should contact their near-est NSWFB Station
Home Fire Safety The key to re-ducing the risk of fire occurring in your home and to surviving a house fire is being prepared Complete the Home fire safety checklist to help make your home fire safe Visit wwwfirenswgovau
In an emergency call Triple Zero (000)
Half Day and Full Day sessions availableExtensive School Readiness program
Formal assistance for children with additional needsQualified and experienced staffReduced fees for eligible families
9am to 3pm or (8am to 4pm) during school terms
Warragamba Preschool Inc
A Caring Fun ampEducational Preschool
for your child
(4774 1249
Your community-based non-profit service cateringfor children aged 2-6years The preschool offers aprogressive educational program whereby everychild receives personal attention to their learning
through an Individual Education Portfolio
Taking enrolments for 2010bull ATM bull Pool
chemicals bull Firewood bull Fresh Meat
trading hours Mon-Fri 5am to 10pm
Sat 5am-10pm Sun 6am-10pm
2 BBQ Chickens $1499 or $850 each
Servo Saver Dockets Accepted Here
BP ULTIMATE SOLD HERE
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
1595 Mulgoa Road Opposite Wallacia Hotel
Tel 4773 8883
BP Wallacia Village
supermarket BP Wallacia Village
2 BBQ chickens$1749 or
$979 each
Mon-Fri 5am-11pm
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 11
FREE INSULATION
Keep your house Warm in Winter amp Cool in Summer
Phone 4722 5687For a Free Measure and Quote amp to check
your eligibilityemail salesjandtinsulationcomau
Government Funded up to $1600 PLUS - save $100rsquos each year on electricity bills
Information for Members and their Guests
4774 1211 Free Courtesy Bus Now Available
THE Spillway RESTAURANT OPEN 7 DAYS FOR LUNCH amp DINNER
Thai meals available Wednesday to Friday evenings and all day Saturday amp Sunday
Australiarsquos Final Notice
March 8
Worldrsquos Greatest Shave March 15
Shave or colour your hair to raise money for the Leukemia Foundation
3 years for $10We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Saturday 7th November 8pm
Tickets $15 Book now
Free Entertainment Sat 24th October lsquoTalk It Uprsquo
Melbourne Cup Buffet Lunch Tuesday November 3rd - Book now
Tree Preservation Orders Wollondilly Shire Council has adopted an Amended
Tree Preservation Order (TPO) which came into force on Friday 9 October 2009
Amendments in the new TPO reflect the changes brought in by the State Government in the Native Vegeta-tion Act 2003 and the Native Vegetation Regulations 2005 regarding tree clearing in rural zones Tree clearing in ag-ricultural zones is now governed jointly by Council and the Hawksberry Nepean Catchment Management Authority It is anticipated that this TPO will streamline Councilrsquos ap-proach to tree removal
There is a clear list of exempt activities as defined under the Native Vegetation Act 1993 and the Native Vegetation Regulation 2005 as well as exempt species such as en-vironmental weeds The new TPO will now become more workable within the agricultural zones and current routine agriculture management activities as defined by the Native Vegetation Act are incorporated into this document
This amended TPO provides an approach to deal with tree removalprotection of trees and vegetation to assist residents in understanding whether they need a develop-ment application or not There has been a lot of confusion in the past over clearing in Environmental protection zones and agricultural areas
Overall the management of vegetation will assist in maintaining regional biodiversity and rural needs and pro-tect vegetation areas from uncontrolled clearing
A series of fact sheets have been prepared to assist in understanding the new provisions of the TPO Councilrsquos website wwwwollondillynswgovau has links to the TPO and fact sheets
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 12
MOBILE LAWNMOWER REPAIRSCall Bert
0419 981 001Repair amp servicing of all makes of
mowers chainsaws amp line trimmers
bull Some small Farm
Equipmentbull Seniors Discounts
bull Free Pick Up amp DeliveryB
ER
TrsquoS
Snake Alert The Red belly black snake is the
most frequent locally This shy snake is quick to retreat when encountered it is venomous but fatalities are rare It is often seen around backyard ponds creeks dams and rivers and preys on fish frogs birds reptiles and rodents
The Eastern brown snake is ven-omous and dangerous and will defend itself if it feels threatened It prefers dry areas and feed on rats mice birds and other snakes and will enter sheds and barns
Do not attempt to kill snakes as this is when people get bitten All native snakes are protected in NSW and it is illegal to harm them Leave it alone and watch where it goes Keep the dog and cat contained
Some points to help keep snakes from visiting your yard
Donrsquot stack wood near the houseKeep the grass shortKeep animal water dishes inside or
in a cleared area donrsquot leave uneaten food in dishes
Always wear garden gloves whilst gardening and long pants in long grass
If you keep birds clean up seed and fruit to stop rodents from visiting
If you have a pond you may get a visit from a snake just watch where it goes do not get in its way
If you should encounter a snake just stop and stand still
Boxes should be off the ground in sheds as they make nice homes for snakersquos favorite food rodents
Snakes may not have ears but they pick up vibrations so stomp those feet if you are going into a shed or barn
Kids may come across snakes when riding their push bike along tracks they need to wear enclosed shoes and long pants as the snake wonrsquot pick up vibrations from the rub-ber tyres
If you are bitten by a snake you do not need to kill the snake for identifica-tion as the hospital has a kit that can do it
Do not use thin nylon netting on gardens as snakes can get tangled in the nylon which cuts into their skin
If you feel threatened by a snake in your house or your dog or cat have injured a snake or lizards contact WIRES (Wildlife Information Rescue and Education Service) on 47542946
Responsibilities of Cat Owners
Wollondilly Shire Council would like to remind residents about the respon-sibilities of being a cat owner These responsibilities are listed under the Companion Animals Act 1998
Kittens born after the 1 July 1999 and any cat changing ownership af-ter that date are required to be micro-chipped and registered
When applicable cats are to be mi-crochipped from 12 weeks of age or at the time of sale and must be registered from 6 months of age
Cat owners are not required by the Act to keep their animal inside at night However they are encouraged by Council to keep cats inside at night to protect our native wildlife (and the cat itself) The majority of cat fights and car accidents that involve cats occur at night
Any person may lawfully seize a cat if necessary to protect a person or another animal from injury or death as well as for the protection of the cat
A cat that repeatedly causes a problem such as excessive or continu-ous noise or destruction of property may be declared a nuisance by Coun-cilrsquos Environment Officers Continu-ing offences can then result in the is-sue of a fine by Councilrsquos Environment Officers
WHATrsquoS ON WarragambaSilverdale Neighbourhood Centre
Senior First Aid CourseWorkcover amp Vetab ApprovedSaturday 14th November
9am to 5pm$14000 per person
call 4774 1273 to book
FREE TAX HELP- ARE YOUR TAX AFFAIRS SIMPLE
- DO YOU EARN LESS THAN $40000
YOU COULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE HELP WITH YOUR TAX RETURN
To find out more please the Neighbourhood Centre or call
the Tax Office on 132 861Late afternoon appointments
availableTHIS IS A VOLUNTEER SERVICE SUPPORTED BY THE TAX OFFICE
WARRAGAMBA PLAY LINKSMonday September 21
Puppet Craft
Well Womenrsquos ClinicsFree and ConfidentialThe Womenrsquos Health Nurse
is available for pap tests breast checks postnatal checks preg-nancy tests Chlamydia screen-
ing menopause and other womenrsquos health information
Bookings Essential
For bookings please call Leanne or
Michelle on 4774 1273
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ANTENNAInstallation of digital antennae
set top boxes additional points equipment tuning telephonedata
points broadband amp home theatre set-upFree quotes amp friendly service
Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962wwwddsicomau
Austel Licence No S26743
So u n d advic e wit h ou t t h e jar g o n
Em m a Gr im a B Co m CPA
A qualified professional who can provide solutions to your financial needs
Call now for an appointment on 4774 2844 or 0403 204 907
emmaelgaccountingcomau Located at Suite 11 Silverdale Shopping Centre Silverdale
Now open Mon ndash Fri 9am ndash 5pm Saturdays amp Evenings by appointment
Small amp Medium Business Specialist Personal Tax Returns Yearly Tax Planning BudgetBusiness Analysis MYOB amp Other Software Services Convenient appointment times Onsite consultation available
ACCOUNTANTService amp installation of alarms intercoms video coms amp security cameras
Free quotes amp friendly service Ask about our current promotions
Mention this ad amp receive a further 5 off Master Licence 409587823
DDSI
wwwddsicomau Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962
ALARMS
SKYLINE ANTENNA S ERVICE PTY LTD
4774 1041 Mobile 0418 266 282
bull PROMPT amp RELIABLE bull OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE bull FREE QUOTES bull QUALITY EQUIPMENT bull WORK FULLY INS URED WITH WARRANTY bull REPAIRS AND NEW INSTALLATIONS
ANTENNA
Call 0418 266 282
Lic No 211838c
AIR-CONDITIONING
Sainsbury Air SolutionsAir Conditioning amp Refrigeration
bull Sales Service amp Installation of Ducted amp Split Systems
bull 6 days (Mon-Sat) bull All AreasCall David on 0424 945 859
ANTENNADigital Antenna Guys
Antenna Supplied and FittedDigital Set Top Boxes Insurance Work
TV Data amp Phone Outlets Home Theatre Installations Receive Wollongong Channels
FREE QUOTES 0410 513 630Talk to our friendly technicians today
ANTENNA
From only $15 a month Call 4773 8974 or email districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
Visit our website at wwwmulgoagazettecomau
Energy Accounts Payment Assistance
Warragamba Silverdale Neigh-bourhood Centre is now able to offer residentrsquos access to Energy Accounts Payment Assistance (EAPA)
EAPA is a NSW Government Scheme designed to help people who are financially disadvantaged and ex-periencing difficulty in paying their home gas and or electricity bill be-cause of a crisis or emergency situa-tion The scheme is aimed at helping people in such situations to stay con-nected to essential energy services
To see if you are eligible please contact Julie 47742245 or Leanne 47741273
Autism Information Evening
Wollondilly Shire Council in con-junction with St Anthonyrsquos Family Care are hosting an information evening for parents and carers of children with Au-tism aged between 2-6 years
The information evening is an op-portunity to learn more about govern-ment funded services and subsidies you may be able to access for your child and to assist us in identifying cur-rent service needs in the area
ldquoThis will be a great opportunity to find out what services are available to parents to support their Autistic chil-drenrdquo says Mayor Cr Col Mitchell
The Autism information evening will be held on Thursday the 29 Octo-ber 2009 at 7pm to 9pm at Wollondilly Shire Council Supper will be provided
Please RSVP to 4677 8200 by the 22 October 2009
No Current Access To Warragamba Dam
Public access to Warragamba Dam and Haviland Park (the inner picnic area) is currently unavailable
Warragamba Dam wall is currently a construction site for a major project to upgrade the dams flood gates and will not be open to the public Access to the dam wall will be reviewed in 2012 when this project is complete
The review will take into account a range of factors including security needs
The interim Visitor Information Centre in Picnic Area No 1 (the outer picnic area) remains open pending the opening of the new Visitor Centre overlooking the dam Picnic Area No 1 is now owned and managed by Wol-londilly Shire Council For information about picnic and barbecue facilities contact Wollondilly Shire Council on 02 4677 8752 or visit wwwwollondillynswgovau
The public can view Warragam-ba Dam from the viewing platform located at the end of 18th Street Warragamba
Nepean Food servicesThe Annual General Meeting for
Nepean Food Services(Meals on Wheels) is on Wednesday 21 October from 12 noon at Regentville Commu-nity Hall in Jeanette Street
All welcome with a light lunch pro-vided Details 4733 7200
bull Flat dome amp gable roofsbull Free measure amp quotes
bull Qualified licensed tradesmenCall Mark on 0404 163 158
Lic No 169819C
BATHROOMSWHALE PORTABLE BATHROOM HIRE
bull Clean amp fresh complete bathrooms with full shower
toilet amp basinbull Ideal when renovating
having guests weddings etc4773 8700 or 0407 417 553
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BATHROOMSWHALE BATHROOMS
Lic No 67245cbull Quality Bathroom Renovations
bull Customer discounts givenbull Rotted Timber Repairsbull All Work Guaranteed
bull Free quotes4773 8700 or 0417 417 556
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BEAUTY
0421 522 586 or 4774 2591wwwnadiasmakeupartistrycom
AWNINGS amp CARPORTS
Specialising in Quality Built Structuresph 0425 317 798
Call now for a FREE personalised design amp quoteFlat AwningsGable AwningsCurved AwningsGlass RoomsSteel Frame DecksCarports and PatiosFax 4777 5648Email salespatioonecomau
Simonrsquos Constructions Pty LtdLicNo 215495C
AUTO MECHANICCall 4732 2444Unit 2-160 Station St
Penrith 2750
ldquoQuality service Expert advicerdquo
Independent Asphalt Services
Asphalt Driveways Aprons Footpaths Car Parks
Colouring amp Renovations
bull The flexible alternative bull Wonrsquot crack up like concrete bull Drive on immediately
Ken Ph 0414 433 096
NO JOB TOO SMALL
ASPHALT SERVICES
AUTO MECHANICDWR Petroleum
MECHANICAL REPAIRSAll makes amp models
Pick Up amp Delivery Availablebull No job too big or small
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
MULGOA VETERINARY CLINIC
1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
forbullTanks bull Liners bull Roofs
See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
Meeting the financial management amp taxation needs community since 1976
BLAXLAND
Ph 4739 3653
POOLS amp SPAS
bull New Systems bull Insurance Work
bull Service amp Repairs bull Free Quotes
Four Seasons Pool Heating SPECIALISING IN SOLAR
Ph 1300 650 806 FACTORYSHOWROOM
UNIT 2112 RUSSELL ST EMU PLAINS
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 20
Shop 32320 Silverdale Road SILVERDALE
Tel 4774 1986
Opening Hours Mon-Fri 730am-7pm Sat-Sun 730am-6pm
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your Community
For all your GROCERY FRESH FRUIT amp VEG BBQ CHOOKS amp CONTINENTAL DELI needs
Come in and meet our FRIENDLY STAFF who are only too happy to assist you
Whole peeled tomatoes 60c a can
Corticella Pasta 500g
$129 each Smiths Variety 20-pack $499
silverdale
Frantelli Water 24 x 600ml
$899
2 Large BBQ Chickens
$1399
Smiths Variety 20-pack
$549
Look out for MARKET DAY every month
See instore for details
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your communityShop 32320 Silverdale Rd Silverdale
Tel 4774 1986
mulgoa_120_p1-10pdf
mulgoa_120_p11-20pdf
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 9
Wallacia Fishing Club Wallacia fishing club recently do-
nated an amount of money to Walla-cia public School for the purchase of books for the schoolsrsquo new library
Principal Jennifer Ruge was very appreciative of the gesture Wallacia fishing club members voted on the do-nation earlier in the year and we are proud we could assist a the local com-munity in making this donation A very worthy cause Matt Wheatley visited the school and delivered the cheque I also watched as Jennifer chose books from the mobile bookshop so many books to choose from some hard choices but Jennifer selected books reflecting the current and relevant cuu-riculum I was really happy to see that we could make such a positive impact
2) Wallacia fishing club mem-bers recently visited the Clyde river at Batemans bay where they stayed aboard 3 houseboats all feedback has been great The girls and guys had a ball caught a few fish (only tid-dlers) but most of all had a great time socialising with other members being such a sucess the club will very likely re-book this trip for next year
Anyone interested in joining the club contact one of the numbers in
our monthly ad or visit the Bowlo or pub at the advertised times for raffles
Matt Wheatley SecretaryWallacia fishing club
Spelling ChampLocal student Jordan Powell is on
a wining streak again Jordan won the Junior Section of the Premierrsquos Spell-ing Bee last year when he was in year 6 at Warragamba Public School
He has now won the regional fi-nal in the Senior section and will now go on to the State finals Good Luck Jordan
Catering for 3-6 year old children Situated on 5 tranquil acres Childrenrsquos hobby farm with farm animals and veggie patch Preschool and School Readiness program Hot and Cold meals provided All staff qualified in Early Childhood Only 10min from Penrith Child Care Benefit Available
124 St Thomas Road MulgoaPhone 4773 8312
b2002h
John GerstelinG amp AssociAtes
Accredited Building Design Consultant (BDANSW)
Visit oUr neW WeB site At wwwbuilding-designsnet
bull ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING PLANS amp SPECIFICATIONSbull STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN AND CERTIFICATIONbull ALL DOCUMENTATION AS REQUIRED BY COUNCIL amp STATE GOVERNMENTbull ENVIRONMENTAL amp SUSTAINABLE DESIGN CRITERIA
DoMesticNEW HOMES ADDITIONS amp EXTENSIONS GARAGE BARNS STORAGE PAVILIONS TOWNHOUSE amp UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Next Meetings Nov 12 amp Dec 10(second Thursday of each month)
at Wallacia Bowling Club at 730pm
Raffles at the Wallacia Bowling Club every Thursday from 430pm
Call Graham 0414 842 965
or Matt 0428 283 445 (BH)
FUNDRAISING for your sports club
Sports Centre Olympic Park6th November 2009
Comedian and Special Guests VIP tables Ringside $1000 for 10 people 3 course dinner + drinks Live music great giveaways Doors open 6pm first fight 730pmContact MATTHEW REID 0403 067 629
wwwface2faceboxingcom
The Biggest Night in
Australian Amateur Boxing
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 10
Warragamba NSW Fire Brigade Station 489 The NSW Fire Brigades Station
located on Fourth St Warragamba is made up of 17 Retained Fire Fight-ers Owen Davis is the present Station Commander with the rank of Captain
The Station originally started as the Water Board Plumberrsquos shed in 1946 Renovations included an en-gine bay where the Water Board Fire Truck was housed which responded to Emergencies in the Warragamba com-munity The Water Board occupied the building until 1962 when the Station became a Rural Fire Service Station In 1967 the shed formally became the property of the NSW Fire Brigades which was manned by Retained Fire Fighters with a 250 Denis Fire Truck lead by Captain Doug Farmer
Many changes to the station have occurred since then with the $346000 station renovation in 2000 The most recent addition to the station is the $350000 Fire Truck delivered on Saturday 6th September It is the new Isuzu 900 Euro4 Class 2 Urban pumper with a Rosenbauer pump which carries 2000 litres of water and has a pump capacity of 2900 Litres
min It is marked up in the new NSW Fire Brigades high visibility reflective markings The equipment carried is to Secondary Rescue Standard with Rescue tools such as the Combi Tool (Jaws of Life) Hydraulic Ram Hydrau-lic pump step blocks patient protec-tion shields Reciprocating Saw cord-age pack spinal boards Stokes litter just to name a few Other equipment includes the new $17000 Thermal Imaging Camera Orion Gas Detector four fully encapsulated suits spill suits snake catching equipment defibrillator and six sets of breathing apparatus
This appliance is in addition to the second vehicle the Isuzu FTS 750 Type 1 Water Tanker with 4x4 capabil-ity whith 3000 Litres of water and has a pumping capacity of 800 Litresmin
The Community Fire Unit Program is one of the many NSW Fire Brigades initiatives that enhance community safety and resilience A CFU is a team of local residents who live in urban ar-eas close to bush land in NSW CFUrsquos receive training and equipment which will help prepare you and your home for the bushfire season and help you make informed decisions about wheth-er to stay and defend your property or leave early when bushfires threaten
As a volunteer CFU members do not fight fires CFUrsquos add to the NSWFB and NSW Rural Fire Service resourc-es through property preparation and protection For more information or to register your interest in becoming an NSWFB Community Fire Unit Mem-ber visit wwwfirenswgovau or your local Fire station or alternatively call 1300 CFU CFU (1800 238 238)
We also have the SABRE program (Smoke Alarm Battery Replacement for the Elderly) This program is de-signed to assist the elderly or disabled who live in the community who need assistance in replacing their smoke alarm battery Twice a year Fire Fight-ers will attend their homes and replace smoke alarm batteries free of charge Currently we have over 40 participants throughout the WarragambaSilverdale area Those wishing to inquire about this program should contact their near-est NSWFB Station
Home Fire Safety The key to re-ducing the risk of fire occurring in your home and to surviving a house fire is being prepared Complete the Home fire safety checklist to help make your home fire safe Visit wwwfirenswgovau
In an emergency call Triple Zero (000)
Half Day and Full Day sessions availableExtensive School Readiness program
Formal assistance for children with additional needsQualified and experienced staffReduced fees for eligible families
9am to 3pm or (8am to 4pm) during school terms
Warragamba Preschool Inc
A Caring Fun ampEducational Preschool
for your child
(4774 1249
Your community-based non-profit service cateringfor children aged 2-6years The preschool offers aprogressive educational program whereby everychild receives personal attention to their learning
through an Individual Education Portfolio
Taking enrolments for 2010bull ATM bull Pool
chemicals bull Firewood bull Fresh Meat
trading hours Mon-Fri 5am to 10pm
Sat 5am-10pm Sun 6am-10pm
2 BBQ Chickens $1499 or $850 each
Servo Saver Dockets Accepted Here
BP ULTIMATE SOLD HERE
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
1595 Mulgoa Road Opposite Wallacia Hotel
Tel 4773 8883
BP Wallacia Village
supermarket BP Wallacia Village
2 BBQ chickens$1749 or
$979 each
Mon-Fri 5am-11pm
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 11
FREE INSULATION
Keep your house Warm in Winter amp Cool in Summer
Phone 4722 5687For a Free Measure and Quote amp to check
your eligibilityemail salesjandtinsulationcomau
Government Funded up to $1600 PLUS - save $100rsquos each year on electricity bills
Information for Members and their Guests
4774 1211 Free Courtesy Bus Now Available
THE Spillway RESTAURANT OPEN 7 DAYS FOR LUNCH amp DINNER
Thai meals available Wednesday to Friday evenings and all day Saturday amp Sunday
Australiarsquos Final Notice
March 8
Worldrsquos Greatest Shave March 15
Shave or colour your hair to raise money for the Leukemia Foundation
3 years for $10We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Saturday 7th November 8pm
Tickets $15 Book now
Free Entertainment Sat 24th October lsquoTalk It Uprsquo
Melbourne Cup Buffet Lunch Tuesday November 3rd - Book now
Tree Preservation Orders Wollondilly Shire Council has adopted an Amended
Tree Preservation Order (TPO) which came into force on Friday 9 October 2009
Amendments in the new TPO reflect the changes brought in by the State Government in the Native Vegeta-tion Act 2003 and the Native Vegetation Regulations 2005 regarding tree clearing in rural zones Tree clearing in ag-ricultural zones is now governed jointly by Council and the Hawksberry Nepean Catchment Management Authority It is anticipated that this TPO will streamline Councilrsquos ap-proach to tree removal
There is a clear list of exempt activities as defined under the Native Vegetation Act 1993 and the Native Vegetation Regulation 2005 as well as exempt species such as en-vironmental weeds The new TPO will now become more workable within the agricultural zones and current routine agriculture management activities as defined by the Native Vegetation Act are incorporated into this document
This amended TPO provides an approach to deal with tree removalprotection of trees and vegetation to assist residents in understanding whether they need a develop-ment application or not There has been a lot of confusion in the past over clearing in Environmental protection zones and agricultural areas
Overall the management of vegetation will assist in maintaining regional biodiversity and rural needs and pro-tect vegetation areas from uncontrolled clearing
A series of fact sheets have been prepared to assist in understanding the new provisions of the TPO Councilrsquos website wwwwollondillynswgovau has links to the TPO and fact sheets
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 12
MOBILE LAWNMOWER REPAIRSCall Bert
0419 981 001Repair amp servicing of all makes of
mowers chainsaws amp line trimmers
bull Some small Farm
Equipmentbull Seniors Discounts
bull Free Pick Up amp DeliveryB
ER
TrsquoS
Snake Alert The Red belly black snake is the
most frequent locally This shy snake is quick to retreat when encountered it is venomous but fatalities are rare It is often seen around backyard ponds creeks dams and rivers and preys on fish frogs birds reptiles and rodents
The Eastern brown snake is ven-omous and dangerous and will defend itself if it feels threatened It prefers dry areas and feed on rats mice birds and other snakes and will enter sheds and barns
Do not attempt to kill snakes as this is when people get bitten All native snakes are protected in NSW and it is illegal to harm them Leave it alone and watch where it goes Keep the dog and cat contained
Some points to help keep snakes from visiting your yard
Donrsquot stack wood near the houseKeep the grass shortKeep animal water dishes inside or
in a cleared area donrsquot leave uneaten food in dishes
Always wear garden gloves whilst gardening and long pants in long grass
If you keep birds clean up seed and fruit to stop rodents from visiting
If you have a pond you may get a visit from a snake just watch where it goes do not get in its way
If you should encounter a snake just stop and stand still
Boxes should be off the ground in sheds as they make nice homes for snakersquos favorite food rodents
Snakes may not have ears but they pick up vibrations so stomp those feet if you are going into a shed or barn
Kids may come across snakes when riding their push bike along tracks they need to wear enclosed shoes and long pants as the snake wonrsquot pick up vibrations from the rub-ber tyres
If you are bitten by a snake you do not need to kill the snake for identifica-tion as the hospital has a kit that can do it
Do not use thin nylon netting on gardens as snakes can get tangled in the nylon which cuts into their skin
If you feel threatened by a snake in your house or your dog or cat have injured a snake or lizards contact WIRES (Wildlife Information Rescue and Education Service) on 47542946
Responsibilities of Cat Owners
Wollondilly Shire Council would like to remind residents about the respon-sibilities of being a cat owner These responsibilities are listed under the Companion Animals Act 1998
Kittens born after the 1 July 1999 and any cat changing ownership af-ter that date are required to be micro-chipped and registered
When applicable cats are to be mi-crochipped from 12 weeks of age or at the time of sale and must be registered from 6 months of age
Cat owners are not required by the Act to keep their animal inside at night However they are encouraged by Council to keep cats inside at night to protect our native wildlife (and the cat itself) The majority of cat fights and car accidents that involve cats occur at night
Any person may lawfully seize a cat if necessary to protect a person or another animal from injury or death as well as for the protection of the cat
A cat that repeatedly causes a problem such as excessive or continu-ous noise or destruction of property may be declared a nuisance by Coun-cilrsquos Environment Officers Continu-ing offences can then result in the is-sue of a fine by Councilrsquos Environment Officers
WHATrsquoS ON WarragambaSilverdale Neighbourhood Centre
Senior First Aid CourseWorkcover amp Vetab ApprovedSaturday 14th November
9am to 5pm$14000 per person
call 4774 1273 to book
FREE TAX HELP- ARE YOUR TAX AFFAIRS SIMPLE
- DO YOU EARN LESS THAN $40000
YOU COULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE HELP WITH YOUR TAX RETURN
To find out more please the Neighbourhood Centre or call
the Tax Office on 132 861Late afternoon appointments
availableTHIS IS A VOLUNTEER SERVICE SUPPORTED BY THE TAX OFFICE
WARRAGAMBA PLAY LINKSMonday September 21
Puppet Craft
Well Womenrsquos ClinicsFree and ConfidentialThe Womenrsquos Health Nurse
is available for pap tests breast checks postnatal checks preg-nancy tests Chlamydia screen-
ing menopause and other womenrsquos health information
Bookings Essential
For bookings please call Leanne or
Michelle on 4774 1273
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ANTENNAInstallation of digital antennae
set top boxes additional points equipment tuning telephonedata
points broadband amp home theatre set-upFree quotes amp friendly service
Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962wwwddsicomau
Austel Licence No S26743
So u n d advic e wit h ou t t h e jar g o n
Em m a Gr im a B Co m CPA
A qualified professional who can provide solutions to your financial needs
Call now for an appointment on 4774 2844 or 0403 204 907
emmaelgaccountingcomau Located at Suite 11 Silverdale Shopping Centre Silverdale
Now open Mon ndash Fri 9am ndash 5pm Saturdays amp Evenings by appointment
Small amp Medium Business Specialist Personal Tax Returns Yearly Tax Planning BudgetBusiness Analysis MYOB amp Other Software Services Convenient appointment times Onsite consultation available
ACCOUNTANTService amp installation of alarms intercoms video coms amp security cameras
Free quotes amp friendly service Ask about our current promotions
Mention this ad amp receive a further 5 off Master Licence 409587823
DDSI
wwwddsicomau Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962
ALARMS
SKYLINE ANTENNA S ERVICE PTY LTD
4774 1041 Mobile 0418 266 282
bull PROMPT amp RELIABLE bull OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE bull FREE QUOTES bull QUALITY EQUIPMENT bull WORK FULLY INS URED WITH WARRANTY bull REPAIRS AND NEW INSTALLATIONS
ANTENNA
Call 0418 266 282
Lic No 211838c
AIR-CONDITIONING
Sainsbury Air SolutionsAir Conditioning amp Refrigeration
bull Sales Service amp Installation of Ducted amp Split Systems
bull 6 days (Mon-Sat) bull All AreasCall David on 0424 945 859
ANTENNADigital Antenna Guys
Antenna Supplied and FittedDigital Set Top Boxes Insurance Work
TV Data amp Phone Outlets Home Theatre Installations Receive Wollongong Channels
FREE QUOTES 0410 513 630Talk to our friendly technicians today
ANTENNA
From only $15 a month Call 4773 8974 or email districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
Visit our website at wwwmulgoagazettecomau
Energy Accounts Payment Assistance
Warragamba Silverdale Neigh-bourhood Centre is now able to offer residentrsquos access to Energy Accounts Payment Assistance (EAPA)
EAPA is a NSW Government Scheme designed to help people who are financially disadvantaged and ex-periencing difficulty in paying their home gas and or electricity bill be-cause of a crisis or emergency situa-tion The scheme is aimed at helping people in such situations to stay con-nected to essential energy services
To see if you are eligible please contact Julie 47742245 or Leanne 47741273
Autism Information Evening
Wollondilly Shire Council in con-junction with St Anthonyrsquos Family Care are hosting an information evening for parents and carers of children with Au-tism aged between 2-6 years
The information evening is an op-portunity to learn more about govern-ment funded services and subsidies you may be able to access for your child and to assist us in identifying cur-rent service needs in the area
ldquoThis will be a great opportunity to find out what services are available to parents to support their Autistic chil-drenrdquo says Mayor Cr Col Mitchell
The Autism information evening will be held on Thursday the 29 Octo-ber 2009 at 7pm to 9pm at Wollondilly Shire Council Supper will be provided
Please RSVP to 4677 8200 by the 22 October 2009
No Current Access To Warragamba Dam
Public access to Warragamba Dam and Haviland Park (the inner picnic area) is currently unavailable
Warragamba Dam wall is currently a construction site for a major project to upgrade the dams flood gates and will not be open to the public Access to the dam wall will be reviewed in 2012 when this project is complete
The review will take into account a range of factors including security needs
The interim Visitor Information Centre in Picnic Area No 1 (the outer picnic area) remains open pending the opening of the new Visitor Centre overlooking the dam Picnic Area No 1 is now owned and managed by Wol-londilly Shire Council For information about picnic and barbecue facilities contact Wollondilly Shire Council on 02 4677 8752 or visit wwwwollondillynswgovau
The public can view Warragam-ba Dam from the viewing platform located at the end of 18th Street Warragamba
Nepean Food servicesThe Annual General Meeting for
Nepean Food Services(Meals on Wheels) is on Wednesday 21 October from 12 noon at Regentville Commu-nity Hall in Jeanette Street
All welcome with a light lunch pro-vided Details 4733 7200
bull Flat dome amp gable roofsbull Free measure amp quotes
bull Qualified licensed tradesmenCall Mark on 0404 163 158
Lic No 169819C
BATHROOMSWHALE PORTABLE BATHROOM HIRE
bull Clean amp fresh complete bathrooms with full shower
toilet amp basinbull Ideal when renovating
having guests weddings etc4773 8700 or 0407 417 553
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BATHROOMSWHALE BATHROOMS
Lic No 67245cbull Quality Bathroom Renovations
bull Customer discounts givenbull Rotted Timber Repairsbull All Work Guaranteed
bull Free quotes4773 8700 or 0417 417 556
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BEAUTY
0421 522 586 or 4774 2591wwwnadiasmakeupartistrycom
AWNINGS amp CARPORTS
Specialising in Quality Built Structuresph 0425 317 798
Call now for a FREE personalised design amp quoteFlat AwningsGable AwningsCurved AwningsGlass RoomsSteel Frame DecksCarports and PatiosFax 4777 5648Email salespatioonecomau
Simonrsquos Constructions Pty LtdLicNo 215495C
AUTO MECHANICCall 4732 2444Unit 2-160 Station St
Penrith 2750
ldquoQuality service Expert advicerdquo
Independent Asphalt Services
Asphalt Driveways Aprons Footpaths Car Parks
Colouring amp Renovations
bull The flexible alternative bull Wonrsquot crack up like concrete bull Drive on immediately
Ken Ph 0414 433 096
NO JOB TOO SMALL
ASPHALT SERVICES
AUTO MECHANICDWR Petroleum
MECHANICAL REPAIRSAll makes amp models
Pick Up amp Delivery Availablebull No job too big or small
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
MULGOA VETERINARY CLINIC
1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
forbullTanks bull Liners bull Roofs
See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
Meeting the financial management amp taxation needs community since 1976
BLAXLAND
Ph 4739 3653
POOLS amp SPAS
bull New Systems bull Insurance Work
bull Service amp Repairs bull Free Quotes
Four Seasons Pool Heating SPECIALISING IN SOLAR
Ph 1300 650 806 FACTORYSHOWROOM
UNIT 2112 RUSSELL ST EMU PLAINS
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 20
Shop 32320 Silverdale Road SILVERDALE
Tel 4774 1986
Opening Hours Mon-Fri 730am-7pm Sat-Sun 730am-6pm
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your Community
For all your GROCERY FRESH FRUIT amp VEG BBQ CHOOKS amp CONTINENTAL DELI needs
Come in and meet our FRIENDLY STAFF who are only too happy to assist you
Whole peeled tomatoes 60c a can
Corticella Pasta 500g
$129 each Smiths Variety 20-pack $499
silverdale
Frantelli Water 24 x 600ml
$899
2 Large BBQ Chickens
$1399
Smiths Variety 20-pack
$549
Look out for MARKET DAY every month
See instore for details
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your communityShop 32320 Silverdale Rd Silverdale
Tel 4774 1986
mulgoa_120_p1-10pdf
mulgoa_120_p11-20pdf
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 10
Warragamba NSW Fire Brigade Station 489 The NSW Fire Brigades Station
located on Fourth St Warragamba is made up of 17 Retained Fire Fight-ers Owen Davis is the present Station Commander with the rank of Captain
The Station originally started as the Water Board Plumberrsquos shed in 1946 Renovations included an en-gine bay where the Water Board Fire Truck was housed which responded to Emergencies in the Warragamba com-munity The Water Board occupied the building until 1962 when the Station became a Rural Fire Service Station In 1967 the shed formally became the property of the NSW Fire Brigades which was manned by Retained Fire Fighters with a 250 Denis Fire Truck lead by Captain Doug Farmer
Many changes to the station have occurred since then with the $346000 station renovation in 2000 The most recent addition to the station is the $350000 Fire Truck delivered on Saturday 6th September It is the new Isuzu 900 Euro4 Class 2 Urban pumper with a Rosenbauer pump which carries 2000 litres of water and has a pump capacity of 2900 Litres
min It is marked up in the new NSW Fire Brigades high visibility reflective markings The equipment carried is to Secondary Rescue Standard with Rescue tools such as the Combi Tool (Jaws of Life) Hydraulic Ram Hydrau-lic pump step blocks patient protec-tion shields Reciprocating Saw cord-age pack spinal boards Stokes litter just to name a few Other equipment includes the new $17000 Thermal Imaging Camera Orion Gas Detector four fully encapsulated suits spill suits snake catching equipment defibrillator and six sets of breathing apparatus
This appliance is in addition to the second vehicle the Isuzu FTS 750 Type 1 Water Tanker with 4x4 capabil-ity whith 3000 Litres of water and has a pumping capacity of 800 Litresmin
The Community Fire Unit Program is one of the many NSW Fire Brigades initiatives that enhance community safety and resilience A CFU is a team of local residents who live in urban ar-eas close to bush land in NSW CFUrsquos receive training and equipment which will help prepare you and your home for the bushfire season and help you make informed decisions about wheth-er to stay and defend your property or leave early when bushfires threaten
As a volunteer CFU members do not fight fires CFUrsquos add to the NSWFB and NSW Rural Fire Service resourc-es through property preparation and protection For more information or to register your interest in becoming an NSWFB Community Fire Unit Mem-ber visit wwwfirenswgovau or your local Fire station or alternatively call 1300 CFU CFU (1800 238 238)
We also have the SABRE program (Smoke Alarm Battery Replacement for the Elderly) This program is de-signed to assist the elderly or disabled who live in the community who need assistance in replacing their smoke alarm battery Twice a year Fire Fight-ers will attend their homes and replace smoke alarm batteries free of charge Currently we have over 40 participants throughout the WarragambaSilverdale area Those wishing to inquire about this program should contact their near-est NSWFB Station
Home Fire Safety The key to re-ducing the risk of fire occurring in your home and to surviving a house fire is being prepared Complete the Home fire safety checklist to help make your home fire safe Visit wwwfirenswgovau
In an emergency call Triple Zero (000)
Half Day and Full Day sessions availableExtensive School Readiness program
Formal assistance for children with additional needsQualified and experienced staffReduced fees for eligible families
9am to 3pm or (8am to 4pm) during school terms
Warragamba Preschool Inc
A Caring Fun ampEducational Preschool
for your child
(4774 1249
Your community-based non-profit service cateringfor children aged 2-6years The preschool offers aprogressive educational program whereby everychild receives personal attention to their learning
through an Individual Education Portfolio
Taking enrolments for 2010bull ATM bull Pool
chemicals bull Firewood bull Fresh Meat
trading hours Mon-Fri 5am to 10pm
Sat 5am-10pm Sun 6am-10pm
2 BBQ Chickens $1499 or $850 each
Servo Saver Dockets Accepted Here
BP ULTIMATE SOLD HERE
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
1595 Mulgoa Road Opposite Wallacia Hotel
Tel 4773 8883
BP Wallacia Village
supermarket BP Wallacia Village
2 BBQ chickens$1749 or
$979 each
Mon-Fri 5am-11pm
Fresh pies amp cakes daily
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 11
FREE INSULATION
Keep your house Warm in Winter amp Cool in Summer
Phone 4722 5687For a Free Measure and Quote amp to check
your eligibilityemail salesjandtinsulationcomau
Government Funded up to $1600 PLUS - save $100rsquos each year on electricity bills
Information for Members and their Guests
4774 1211 Free Courtesy Bus Now Available
THE Spillway RESTAURANT OPEN 7 DAYS FOR LUNCH amp DINNER
Thai meals available Wednesday to Friday evenings and all day Saturday amp Sunday
Australiarsquos Final Notice
March 8
Worldrsquos Greatest Shave March 15
Shave or colour your hair to raise money for the Leukemia Foundation
3 years for $10We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Saturday 7th November 8pm
Tickets $15 Book now
Free Entertainment Sat 24th October lsquoTalk It Uprsquo
Melbourne Cup Buffet Lunch Tuesday November 3rd - Book now
Tree Preservation Orders Wollondilly Shire Council has adopted an Amended
Tree Preservation Order (TPO) which came into force on Friday 9 October 2009
Amendments in the new TPO reflect the changes brought in by the State Government in the Native Vegeta-tion Act 2003 and the Native Vegetation Regulations 2005 regarding tree clearing in rural zones Tree clearing in ag-ricultural zones is now governed jointly by Council and the Hawksberry Nepean Catchment Management Authority It is anticipated that this TPO will streamline Councilrsquos ap-proach to tree removal
There is a clear list of exempt activities as defined under the Native Vegetation Act 1993 and the Native Vegetation Regulation 2005 as well as exempt species such as en-vironmental weeds The new TPO will now become more workable within the agricultural zones and current routine agriculture management activities as defined by the Native Vegetation Act are incorporated into this document
This amended TPO provides an approach to deal with tree removalprotection of trees and vegetation to assist residents in understanding whether they need a develop-ment application or not There has been a lot of confusion in the past over clearing in Environmental protection zones and agricultural areas
Overall the management of vegetation will assist in maintaining regional biodiversity and rural needs and pro-tect vegetation areas from uncontrolled clearing
A series of fact sheets have been prepared to assist in understanding the new provisions of the TPO Councilrsquos website wwwwollondillynswgovau has links to the TPO and fact sheets
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 12
MOBILE LAWNMOWER REPAIRSCall Bert
0419 981 001Repair amp servicing of all makes of
mowers chainsaws amp line trimmers
bull Some small Farm
Equipmentbull Seniors Discounts
bull Free Pick Up amp DeliveryB
ER
TrsquoS
Snake Alert The Red belly black snake is the
most frequent locally This shy snake is quick to retreat when encountered it is venomous but fatalities are rare It is often seen around backyard ponds creeks dams and rivers and preys on fish frogs birds reptiles and rodents
The Eastern brown snake is ven-omous and dangerous and will defend itself if it feels threatened It prefers dry areas and feed on rats mice birds and other snakes and will enter sheds and barns
Do not attempt to kill snakes as this is when people get bitten All native snakes are protected in NSW and it is illegal to harm them Leave it alone and watch where it goes Keep the dog and cat contained
Some points to help keep snakes from visiting your yard
Donrsquot stack wood near the houseKeep the grass shortKeep animal water dishes inside or
in a cleared area donrsquot leave uneaten food in dishes
Always wear garden gloves whilst gardening and long pants in long grass
If you keep birds clean up seed and fruit to stop rodents from visiting
If you have a pond you may get a visit from a snake just watch where it goes do not get in its way
If you should encounter a snake just stop and stand still
Boxes should be off the ground in sheds as they make nice homes for snakersquos favorite food rodents
Snakes may not have ears but they pick up vibrations so stomp those feet if you are going into a shed or barn
Kids may come across snakes when riding their push bike along tracks they need to wear enclosed shoes and long pants as the snake wonrsquot pick up vibrations from the rub-ber tyres
If you are bitten by a snake you do not need to kill the snake for identifica-tion as the hospital has a kit that can do it
Do not use thin nylon netting on gardens as snakes can get tangled in the nylon which cuts into their skin
If you feel threatened by a snake in your house or your dog or cat have injured a snake or lizards contact WIRES (Wildlife Information Rescue and Education Service) on 47542946
Responsibilities of Cat Owners
Wollondilly Shire Council would like to remind residents about the respon-sibilities of being a cat owner These responsibilities are listed under the Companion Animals Act 1998
Kittens born after the 1 July 1999 and any cat changing ownership af-ter that date are required to be micro-chipped and registered
When applicable cats are to be mi-crochipped from 12 weeks of age or at the time of sale and must be registered from 6 months of age
Cat owners are not required by the Act to keep their animal inside at night However they are encouraged by Council to keep cats inside at night to protect our native wildlife (and the cat itself) The majority of cat fights and car accidents that involve cats occur at night
Any person may lawfully seize a cat if necessary to protect a person or another animal from injury or death as well as for the protection of the cat
A cat that repeatedly causes a problem such as excessive or continu-ous noise or destruction of property may be declared a nuisance by Coun-cilrsquos Environment Officers Continu-ing offences can then result in the is-sue of a fine by Councilrsquos Environment Officers
WHATrsquoS ON WarragambaSilverdale Neighbourhood Centre
Senior First Aid CourseWorkcover amp Vetab ApprovedSaturday 14th November
9am to 5pm$14000 per person
call 4774 1273 to book
FREE TAX HELP- ARE YOUR TAX AFFAIRS SIMPLE
- DO YOU EARN LESS THAN $40000
YOU COULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE HELP WITH YOUR TAX RETURN
To find out more please the Neighbourhood Centre or call
the Tax Office on 132 861Late afternoon appointments
availableTHIS IS A VOLUNTEER SERVICE SUPPORTED BY THE TAX OFFICE
WARRAGAMBA PLAY LINKSMonday September 21
Puppet Craft
Well Womenrsquos ClinicsFree and ConfidentialThe Womenrsquos Health Nurse
is available for pap tests breast checks postnatal checks preg-nancy tests Chlamydia screen-
ing menopause and other womenrsquos health information
Bookings Essential
For bookings please call Leanne or
Michelle on 4774 1273
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ANTENNAInstallation of digital antennae
set top boxes additional points equipment tuning telephonedata
points broadband amp home theatre set-upFree quotes amp friendly service
Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962wwwddsicomau
Austel Licence No S26743
So u n d advic e wit h ou t t h e jar g o n
Em m a Gr im a B Co m CPA
A qualified professional who can provide solutions to your financial needs
Call now for an appointment on 4774 2844 or 0403 204 907
emmaelgaccountingcomau Located at Suite 11 Silverdale Shopping Centre Silverdale
Now open Mon ndash Fri 9am ndash 5pm Saturdays amp Evenings by appointment
Small amp Medium Business Specialist Personal Tax Returns Yearly Tax Planning BudgetBusiness Analysis MYOB amp Other Software Services Convenient appointment times Onsite consultation available
ACCOUNTANTService amp installation of alarms intercoms video coms amp security cameras
Free quotes amp friendly service Ask about our current promotions
Mention this ad amp receive a further 5 off Master Licence 409587823
DDSI
wwwddsicomau Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962
ALARMS
SKYLINE ANTENNA S ERVICE PTY LTD
4774 1041 Mobile 0418 266 282
bull PROMPT amp RELIABLE bull OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE bull FREE QUOTES bull QUALITY EQUIPMENT bull WORK FULLY INS URED WITH WARRANTY bull REPAIRS AND NEW INSTALLATIONS
ANTENNA
Call 0418 266 282
Lic No 211838c
AIR-CONDITIONING
Sainsbury Air SolutionsAir Conditioning amp Refrigeration
bull Sales Service amp Installation of Ducted amp Split Systems
bull 6 days (Mon-Sat) bull All AreasCall David on 0424 945 859
ANTENNADigital Antenna Guys
Antenna Supplied and FittedDigital Set Top Boxes Insurance Work
TV Data amp Phone Outlets Home Theatre Installations Receive Wollongong Channels
FREE QUOTES 0410 513 630Talk to our friendly technicians today
ANTENNA
From only $15 a month Call 4773 8974 or email districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
Visit our website at wwwmulgoagazettecomau
Energy Accounts Payment Assistance
Warragamba Silverdale Neigh-bourhood Centre is now able to offer residentrsquos access to Energy Accounts Payment Assistance (EAPA)
EAPA is a NSW Government Scheme designed to help people who are financially disadvantaged and ex-periencing difficulty in paying their home gas and or electricity bill be-cause of a crisis or emergency situa-tion The scheme is aimed at helping people in such situations to stay con-nected to essential energy services
To see if you are eligible please contact Julie 47742245 or Leanne 47741273
Autism Information Evening
Wollondilly Shire Council in con-junction with St Anthonyrsquos Family Care are hosting an information evening for parents and carers of children with Au-tism aged between 2-6 years
The information evening is an op-portunity to learn more about govern-ment funded services and subsidies you may be able to access for your child and to assist us in identifying cur-rent service needs in the area
ldquoThis will be a great opportunity to find out what services are available to parents to support their Autistic chil-drenrdquo says Mayor Cr Col Mitchell
The Autism information evening will be held on Thursday the 29 Octo-ber 2009 at 7pm to 9pm at Wollondilly Shire Council Supper will be provided
Please RSVP to 4677 8200 by the 22 October 2009
No Current Access To Warragamba Dam
Public access to Warragamba Dam and Haviland Park (the inner picnic area) is currently unavailable
Warragamba Dam wall is currently a construction site for a major project to upgrade the dams flood gates and will not be open to the public Access to the dam wall will be reviewed in 2012 when this project is complete
The review will take into account a range of factors including security needs
The interim Visitor Information Centre in Picnic Area No 1 (the outer picnic area) remains open pending the opening of the new Visitor Centre overlooking the dam Picnic Area No 1 is now owned and managed by Wol-londilly Shire Council For information about picnic and barbecue facilities contact Wollondilly Shire Council on 02 4677 8752 or visit wwwwollondillynswgovau
The public can view Warragam-ba Dam from the viewing platform located at the end of 18th Street Warragamba
Nepean Food servicesThe Annual General Meeting for
Nepean Food Services(Meals on Wheels) is on Wednesday 21 October from 12 noon at Regentville Commu-nity Hall in Jeanette Street
All welcome with a light lunch pro-vided Details 4733 7200
bull Flat dome amp gable roofsbull Free measure amp quotes
bull Qualified licensed tradesmenCall Mark on 0404 163 158
Lic No 169819C
BATHROOMSWHALE PORTABLE BATHROOM HIRE
bull Clean amp fresh complete bathrooms with full shower
toilet amp basinbull Ideal when renovating
having guests weddings etc4773 8700 or 0407 417 553
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BATHROOMSWHALE BATHROOMS
Lic No 67245cbull Quality Bathroom Renovations
bull Customer discounts givenbull Rotted Timber Repairsbull All Work Guaranteed
bull Free quotes4773 8700 or 0417 417 556
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BEAUTY
0421 522 586 or 4774 2591wwwnadiasmakeupartistrycom
AWNINGS amp CARPORTS
Specialising in Quality Built Structuresph 0425 317 798
Call now for a FREE personalised design amp quoteFlat AwningsGable AwningsCurved AwningsGlass RoomsSteel Frame DecksCarports and PatiosFax 4777 5648Email salespatioonecomau
Simonrsquos Constructions Pty LtdLicNo 215495C
AUTO MECHANICCall 4732 2444Unit 2-160 Station St
Penrith 2750
ldquoQuality service Expert advicerdquo
Independent Asphalt Services
Asphalt Driveways Aprons Footpaths Car Parks
Colouring amp Renovations
bull The flexible alternative bull Wonrsquot crack up like concrete bull Drive on immediately
Ken Ph 0414 433 096
NO JOB TOO SMALL
ASPHALT SERVICES
AUTO MECHANICDWR Petroleum
MECHANICAL REPAIRSAll makes amp models
Pick Up amp Delivery Availablebull No job too big or small
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
MULGOA VETERINARY CLINIC
1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
forbullTanks bull Liners bull Roofs
See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
3 years for $10We practise responsible service of alcoholIs gambling a problem for you G-line is an anonymous and free counselling service (freecall) 1800 633635
Saturday 7th November 8pm
Tickets $15 Book now
Free Entertainment Sat 24th October lsquoTalk It Uprsquo
Melbourne Cup Buffet Lunch Tuesday November 3rd - Book now
Tree Preservation Orders Wollondilly Shire Council has adopted an Amended
Tree Preservation Order (TPO) which came into force on Friday 9 October 2009
Amendments in the new TPO reflect the changes brought in by the State Government in the Native Vegeta-tion Act 2003 and the Native Vegetation Regulations 2005 regarding tree clearing in rural zones Tree clearing in ag-ricultural zones is now governed jointly by Council and the Hawksberry Nepean Catchment Management Authority It is anticipated that this TPO will streamline Councilrsquos ap-proach to tree removal
There is a clear list of exempt activities as defined under the Native Vegetation Act 1993 and the Native Vegetation Regulation 2005 as well as exempt species such as en-vironmental weeds The new TPO will now become more workable within the agricultural zones and current routine agriculture management activities as defined by the Native Vegetation Act are incorporated into this document
This amended TPO provides an approach to deal with tree removalprotection of trees and vegetation to assist residents in understanding whether they need a develop-ment application or not There has been a lot of confusion in the past over clearing in Environmental protection zones and agricultural areas
Overall the management of vegetation will assist in maintaining regional biodiversity and rural needs and pro-tect vegetation areas from uncontrolled clearing
A series of fact sheets have been prepared to assist in understanding the new provisions of the TPO Councilrsquos website wwwwollondillynswgovau has links to the TPO and fact sheets
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 12
MOBILE LAWNMOWER REPAIRSCall Bert
0419 981 001Repair amp servicing of all makes of
mowers chainsaws amp line trimmers
bull Some small Farm
Equipmentbull Seniors Discounts
bull Free Pick Up amp DeliveryB
ER
TrsquoS
Snake Alert The Red belly black snake is the
most frequent locally This shy snake is quick to retreat when encountered it is venomous but fatalities are rare It is often seen around backyard ponds creeks dams and rivers and preys on fish frogs birds reptiles and rodents
The Eastern brown snake is ven-omous and dangerous and will defend itself if it feels threatened It prefers dry areas and feed on rats mice birds and other snakes and will enter sheds and barns
Do not attempt to kill snakes as this is when people get bitten All native snakes are protected in NSW and it is illegal to harm them Leave it alone and watch where it goes Keep the dog and cat contained
Some points to help keep snakes from visiting your yard
Donrsquot stack wood near the houseKeep the grass shortKeep animal water dishes inside or
in a cleared area donrsquot leave uneaten food in dishes
Always wear garden gloves whilst gardening and long pants in long grass
If you keep birds clean up seed and fruit to stop rodents from visiting
If you have a pond you may get a visit from a snake just watch where it goes do not get in its way
If you should encounter a snake just stop and stand still
Boxes should be off the ground in sheds as they make nice homes for snakersquos favorite food rodents
Snakes may not have ears but they pick up vibrations so stomp those feet if you are going into a shed or barn
Kids may come across snakes when riding their push bike along tracks they need to wear enclosed shoes and long pants as the snake wonrsquot pick up vibrations from the rub-ber tyres
If you are bitten by a snake you do not need to kill the snake for identifica-tion as the hospital has a kit that can do it
Do not use thin nylon netting on gardens as snakes can get tangled in the nylon which cuts into their skin
If you feel threatened by a snake in your house or your dog or cat have injured a snake or lizards contact WIRES (Wildlife Information Rescue and Education Service) on 47542946
Responsibilities of Cat Owners
Wollondilly Shire Council would like to remind residents about the respon-sibilities of being a cat owner These responsibilities are listed under the Companion Animals Act 1998
Kittens born after the 1 July 1999 and any cat changing ownership af-ter that date are required to be micro-chipped and registered
When applicable cats are to be mi-crochipped from 12 weeks of age or at the time of sale and must be registered from 6 months of age
Cat owners are not required by the Act to keep their animal inside at night However they are encouraged by Council to keep cats inside at night to protect our native wildlife (and the cat itself) The majority of cat fights and car accidents that involve cats occur at night
Any person may lawfully seize a cat if necessary to protect a person or another animal from injury or death as well as for the protection of the cat
A cat that repeatedly causes a problem such as excessive or continu-ous noise or destruction of property may be declared a nuisance by Coun-cilrsquos Environment Officers Continu-ing offences can then result in the is-sue of a fine by Councilrsquos Environment Officers
WHATrsquoS ON WarragambaSilverdale Neighbourhood Centre
Senior First Aid CourseWorkcover amp Vetab ApprovedSaturday 14th November
9am to 5pm$14000 per person
call 4774 1273 to book
FREE TAX HELP- ARE YOUR TAX AFFAIRS SIMPLE
- DO YOU EARN LESS THAN $40000
YOU COULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE HELP WITH YOUR TAX RETURN
To find out more please the Neighbourhood Centre or call
the Tax Office on 132 861Late afternoon appointments
availableTHIS IS A VOLUNTEER SERVICE SUPPORTED BY THE TAX OFFICE
WARRAGAMBA PLAY LINKSMonday September 21
Puppet Craft
Well Womenrsquos ClinicsFree and ConfidentialThe Womenrsquos Health Nurse
is available for pap tests breast checks postnatal checks preg-nancy tests Chlamydia screen-
ing menopause and other womenrsquos health information
Bookings Essential
For bookings please call Leanne or
Michelle on 4774 1273
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ANTENNAInstallation of digital antennae
set top boxes additional points equipment tuning telephonedata
points broadband amp home theatre set-upFree quotes amp friendly service
Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962wwwddsicomau
Austel Licence No S26743
So u n d advic e wit h ou t t h e jar g o n
Em m a Gr im a B Co m CPA
A qualified professional who can provide solutions to your financial needs
Call now for an appointment on 4774 2844 or 0403 204 907
emmaelgaccountingcomau Located at Suite 11 Silverdale Shopping Centre Silverdale
Now open Mon ndash Fri 9am ndash 5pm Saturdays amp Evenings by appointment
Small amp Medium Business Specialist Personal Tax Returns Yearly Tax Planning BudgetBusiness Analysis MYOB amp Other Software Services Convenient appointment times Onsite consultation available
ACCOUNTANTService amp installation of alarms intercoms video coms amp security cameras
Free quotes amp friendly service Ask about our current promotions
Mention this ad amp receive a further 5 off Master Licence 409587823
DDSI
wwwddsicomau Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962
ALARMS
SKYLINE ANTENNA S ERVICE PTY LTD
4774 1041 Mobile 0418 266 282
bull PROMPT amp RELIABLE bull OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE bull FREE QUOTES bull QUALITY EQUIPMENT bull WORK FULLY INS URED WITH WARRANTY bull REPAIRS AND NEW INSTALLATIONS
ANTENNA
Call 0418 266 282
Lic No 211838c
AIR-CONDITIONING
Sainsbury Air SolutionsAir Conditioning amp Refrigeration
bull Sales Service amp Installation of Ducted amp Split Systems
bull 6 days (Mon-Sat) bull All AreasCall David on 0424 945 859
ANTENNADigital Antenna Guys
Antenna Supplied and FittedDigital Set Top Boxes Insurance Work
TV Data amp Phone Outlets Home Theatre Installations Receive Wollongong Channels
FREE QUOTES 0410 513 630Talk to our friendly technicians today
ANTENNA
From only $15 a month Call 4773 8974 or email districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
Visit our website at wwwmulgoagazettecomau
Energy Accounts Payment Assistance
Warragamba Silverdale Neigh-bourhood Centre is now able to offer residentrsquos access to Energy Accounts Payment Assistance (EAPA)
EAPA is a NSW Government Scheme designed to help people who are financially disadvantaged and ex-periencing difficulty in paying their home gas and or electricity bill be-cause of a crisis or emergency situa-tion The scheme is aimed at helping people in such situations to stay con-nected to essential energy services
To see if you are eligible please contact Julie 47742245 or Leanne 47741273
Autism Information Evening
Wollondilly Shire Council in con-junction with St Anthonyrsquos Family Care are hosting an information evening for parents and carers of children with Au-tism aged between 2-6 years
The information evening is an op-portunity to learn more about govern-ment funded services and subsidies you may be able to access for your child and to assist us in identifying cur-rent service needs in the area
ldquoThis will be a great opportunity to find out what services are available to parents to support their Autistic chil-drenrdquo says Mayor Cr Col Mitchell
The Autism information evening will be held on Thursday the 29 Octo-ber 2009 at 7pm to 9pm at Wollondilly Shire Council Supper will be provided
Please RSVP to 4677 8200 by the 22 October 2009
No Current Access To Warragamba Dam
Public access to Warragamba Dam and Haviland Park (the inner picnic area) is currently unavailable
Warragamba Dam wall is currently a construction site for a major project to upgrade the dams flood gates and will not be open to the public Access to the dam wall will be reviewed in 2012 when this project is complete
The review will take into account a range of factors including security needs
The interim Visitor Information Centre in Picnic Area No 1 (the outer picnic area) remains open pending the opening of the new Visitor Centre overlooking the dam Picnic Area No 1 is now owned and managed by Wol-londilly Shire Council For information about picnic and barbecue facilities contact Wollondilly Shire Council on 02 4677 8752 or visit wwwwollondillynswgovau
The public can view Warragam-ba Dam from the viewing platform located at the end of 18th Street Warragamba
Nepean Food servicesThe Annual General Meeting for
Nepean Food Services(Meals on Wheels) is on Wednesday 21 October from 12 noon at Regentville Commu-nity Hall in Jeanette Street
All welcome with a light lunch pro-vided Details 4733 7200
bull Flat dome amp gable roofsbull Free measure amp quotes
bull Qualified licensed tradesmenCall Mark on 0404 163 158
Lic No 169819C
BATHROOMSWHALE PORTABLE BATHROOM HIRE
bull Clean amp fresh complete bathrooms with full shower
toilet amp basinbull Ideal when renovating
having guests weddings etc4773 8700 or 0407 417 553
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BATHROOMSWHALE BATHROOMS
Lic No 67245cbull Quality Bathroom Renovations
bull Customer discounts givenbull Rotted Timber Repairsbull All Work Guaranteed
bull Free quotes4773 8700 or 0417 417 556
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BEAUTY
0421 522 586 or 4774 2591wwwnadiasmakeupartistrycom
AWNINGS amp CARPORTS
Specialising in Quality Built Structuresph 0425 317 798
Call now for a FREE personalised design amp quoteFlat AwningsGable AwningsCurved AwningsGlass RoomsSteel Frame DecksCarports and PatiosFax 4777 5648Email salespatioonecomau
Simonrsquos Constructions Pty LtdLicNo 215495C
AUTO MECHANICCall 4732 2444Unit 2-160 Station St
Penrith 2750
ldquoQuality service Expert advicerdquo
Independent Asphalt Services
Asphalt Driveways Aprons Footpaths Car Parks
Colouring amp Renovations
bull The flexible alternative bull Wonrsquot crack up like concrete bull Drive on immediately
Ken Ph 0414 433 096
NO JOB TOO SMALL
ASPHALT SERVICES
AUTO MECHANICDWR Petroleum
MECHANICAL REPAIRSAll makes amp models
Pick Up amp Delivery Availablebull No job too big or small
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
MULGOA VETERINARY CLINIC
1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
forbullTanks bull Liners bull Roofs
See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
Meeting the financial management amp taxation needs community since 1976
BLAXLAND
Ph 4739 3653
POOLS amp SPAS
bull New Systems bull Insurance Work
bull Service amp Repairs bull Free Quotes
Four Seasons Pool Heating SPECIALISING IN SOLAR
Ph 1300 650 806 FACTORYSHOWROOM
UNIT 2112 RUSSELL ST EMU PLAINS
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 20
Shop 32320 Silverdale Road SILVERDALE
Tel 4774 1986
Opening Hours Mon-Fri 730am-7pm Sat-Sun 730am-6pm
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your Community
For all your GROCERY FRESH FRUIT amp VEG BBQ CHOOKS amp CONTINENTAL DELI needs
Come in and meet our FRIENDLY STAFF who are only too happy to assist you
Whole peeled tomatoes 60c a can
Corticella Pasta 500g
$129 each Smiths Variety 20-pack $499
silverdale
Frantelli Water 24 x 600ml
$899
2 Large BBQ Chickens
$1399
Smiths Variety 20-pack
$549
Look out for MARKET DAY every month
See instore for details
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your communityShop 32320 Silverdale Rd Silverdale
Tel 4774 1986
mulgoa_120_p1-10pdf
mulgoa_120_p11-20pdf
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 12
MOBILE LAWNMOWER REPAIRSCall Bert
0419 981 001Repair amp servicing of all makes of
mowers chainsaws amp line trimmers
bull Some small Farm
Equipmentbull Seniors Discounts
bull Free Pick Up amp DeliveryB
ER
TrsquoS
Snake Alert The Red belly black snake is the
most frequent locally This shy snake is quick to retreat when encountered it is venomous but fatalities are rare It is often seen around backyard ponds creeks dams and rivers and preys on fish frogs birds reptiles and rodents
The Eastern brown snake is ven-omous and dangerous and will defend itself if it feels threatened It prefers dry areas and feed on rats mice birds and other snakes and will enter sheds and barns
Do not attempt to kill snakes as this is when people get bitten All native snakes are protected in NSW and it is illegal to harm them Leave it alone and watch where it goes Keep the dog and cat contained
Some points to help keep snakes from visiting your yard
Donrsquot stack wood near the houseKeep the grass shortKeep animal water dishes inside or
in a cleared area donrsquot leave uneaten food in dishes
Always wear garden gloves whilst gardening and long pants in long grass
If you keep birds clean up seed and fruit to stop rodents from visiting
If you have a pond you may get a visit from a snake just watch where it goes do not get in its way
If you should encounter a snake just stop and stand still
Boxes should be off the ground in sheds as they make nice homes for snakersquos favorite food rodents
Snakes may not have ears but they pick up vibrations so stomp those feet if you are going into a shed or barn
Kids may come across snakes when riding their push bike along tracks they need to wear enclosed shoes and long pants as the snake wonrsquot pick up vibrations from the rub-ber tyres
If you are bitten by a snake you do not need to kill the snake for identifica-tion as the hospital has a kit that can do it
Do not use thin nylon netting on gardens as snakes can get tangled in the nylon which cuts into their skin
If you feel threatened by a snake in your house or your dog or cat have injured a snake or lizards contact WIRES (Wildlife Information Rescue and Education Service) on 47542946
Responsibilities of Cat Owners
Wollondilly Shire Council would like to remind residents about the respon-sibilities of being a cat owner These responsibilities are listed under the Companion Animals Act 1998
Kittens born after the 1 July 1999 and any cat changing ownership af-ter that date are required to be micro-chipped and registered
When applicable cats are to be mi-crochipped from 12 weeks of age or at the time of sale and must be registered from 6 months of age
Cat owners are not required by the Act to keep their animal inside at night However they are encouraged by Council to keep cats inside at night to protect our native wildlife (and the cat itself) The majority of cat fights and car accidents that involve cats occur at night
Any person may lawfully seize a cat if necessary to protect a person or another animal from injury or death as well as for the protection of the cat
A cat that repeatedly causes a problem such as excessive or continu-ous noise or destruction of property may be declared a nuisance by Coun-cilrsquos Environment Officers Continu-ing offences can then result in the is-sue of a fine by Councilrsquos Environment Officers
WHATrsquoS ON WarragambaSilverdale Neighbourhood Centre
Senior First Aid CourseWorkcover amp Vetab ApprovedSaturday 14th November
9am to 5pm$14000 per person
call 4774 1273 to book
FREE TAX HELP- ARE YOUR TAX AFFAIRS SIMPLE
- DO YOU EARN LESS THAN $40000
YOU COULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE HELP WITH YOUR TAX RETURN
To find out more please the Neighbourhood Centre or call
the Tax Office on 132 861Late afternoon appointments
availableTHIS IS A VOLUNTEER SERVICE SUPPORTED BY THE TAX OFFICE
WARRAGAMBA PLAY LINKSMonday September 21
Puppet Craft
Well Womenrsquos ClinicsFree and ConfidentialThe Womenrsquos Health Nurse
is available for pap tests breast checks postnatal checks preg-nancy tests Chlamydia screen-
ing menopause and other womenrsquos health information
Bookings Essential
For bookings please call Leanne or
Michelle on 4774 1273
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ANTENNAInstallation of digital antennae
set top boxes additional points equipment tuning telephonedata
points broadband amp home theatre set-upFree quotes amp friendly service
Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962wwwddsicomau
Austel Licence No S26743
So u n d advic e wit h ou t t h e jar g o n
Em m a Gr im a B Co m CPA
A qualified professional who can provide solutions to your financial needs
Call now for an appointment on 4774 2844 or 0403 204 907
emmaelgaccountingcomau Located at Suite 11 Silverdale Shopping Centre Silverdale
Now open Mon ndash Fri 9am ndash 5pm Saturdays amp Evenings by appointment
Small amp Medium Business Specialist Personal Tax Returns Yearly Tax Planning BudgetBusiness Analysis MYOB amp Other Software Services Convenient appointment times Onsite consultation available
ACCOUNTANTService amp installation of alarms intercoms video coms amp security cameras
Free quotes amp friendly service Ask about our current promotions
Mention this ad amp receive a further 5 off Master Licence 409587823
DDSI
wwwddsicomau Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962
ALARMS
SKYLINE ANTENNA S ERVICE PTY LTD
4774 1041 Mobile 0418 266 282
bull PROMPT amp RELIABLE bull OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE bull FREE QUOTES bull QUALITY EQUIPMENT bull WORK FULLY INS URED WITH WARRANTY bull REPAIRS AND NEW INSTALLATIONS
ANTENNA
Call 0418 266 282
Lic No 211838c
AIR-CONDITIONING
Sainsbury Air SolutionsAir Conditioning amp Refrigeration
bull Sales Service amp Installation of Ducted amp Split Systems
bull 6 days (Mon-Sat) bull All AreasCall David on 0424 945 859
ANTENNADigital Antenna Guys
Antenna Supplied and FittedDigital Set Top Boxes Insurance Work
TV Data amp Phone Outlets Home Theatre Installations Receive Wollongong Channels
FREE QUOTES 0410 513 630Talk to our friendly technicians today
ANTENNA
From only $15 a month Call 4773 8974 or email districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
Visit our website at wwwmulgoagazettecomau
Energy Accounts Payment Assistance
Warragamba Silverdale Neigh-bourhood Centre is now able to offer residentrsquos access to Energy Accounts Payment Assistance (EAPA)
EAPA is a NSW Government Scheme designed to help people who are financially disadvantaged and ex-periencing difficulty in paying their home gas and or electricity bill be-cause of a crisis or emergency situa-tion The scheme is aimed at helping people in such situations to stay con-nected to essential energy services
To see if you are eligible please contact Julie 47742245 or Leanne 47741273
Autism Information Evening
Wollondilly Shire Council in con-junction with St Anthonyrsquos Family Care are hosting an information evening for parents and carers of children with Au-tism aged between 2-6 years
The information evening is an op-portunity to learn more about govern-ment funded services and subsidies you may be able to access for your child and to assist us in identifying cur-rent service needs in the area
ldquoThis will be a great opportunity to find out what services are available to parents to support their Autistic chil-drenrdquo says Mayor Cr Col Mitchell
The Autism information evening will be held on Thursday the 29 Octo-ber 2009 at 7pm to 9pm at Wollondilly Shire Council Supper will be provided
Please RSVP to 4677 8200 by the 22 October 2009
No Current Access To Warragamba Dam
Public access to Warragamba Dam and Haviland Park (the inner picnic area) is currently unavailable
Warragamba Dam wall is currently a construction site for a major project to upgrade the dams flood gates and will not be open to the public Access to the dam wall will be reviewed in 2012 when this project is complete
The review will take into account a range of factors including security needs
The interim Visitor Information Centre in Picnic Area No 1 (the outer picnic area) remains open pending the opening of the new Visitor Centre overlooking the dam Picnic Area No 1 is now owned and managed by Wol-londilly Shire Council For information about picnic and barbecue facilities contact Wollondilly Shire Council on 02 4677 8752 or visit wwwwollondillynswgovau
The public can view Warragam-ba Dam from the viewing platform located at the end of 18th Street Warragamba
Nepean Food servicesThe Annual General Meeting for
Nepean Food Services(Meals on Wheels) is on Wednesday 21 October from 12 noon at Regentville Commu-nity Hall in Jeanette Street
All welcome with a light lunch pro-vided Details 4733 7200
bull Flat dome amp gable roofsbull Free measure amp quotes
bull Qualified licensed tradesmenCall Mark on 0404 163 158
Lic No 169819C
BATHROOMSWHALE PORTABLE BATHROOM HIRE
bull Clean amp fresh complete bathrooms with full shower
toilet amp basinbull Ideal when renovating
having guests weddings etc4773 8700 or 0407 417 553
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BATHROOMSWHALE BATHROOMS
Lic No 67245cbull Quality Bathroom Renovations
bull Customer discounts givenbull Rotted Timber Repairsbull All Work Guaranteed
bull Free quotes4773 8700 or 0417 417 556
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BEAUTY
0421 522 586 or 4774 2591wwwnadiasmakeupartistrycom
AWNINGS amp CARPORTS
Specialising in Quality Built Structuresph 0425 317 798
Call now for a FREE personalised design amp quoteFlat AwningsGable AwningsCurved AwningsGlass RoomsSteel Frame DecksCarports and PatiosFax 4777 5648Email salespatioonecomau
Simonrsquos Constructions Pty LtdLicNo 215495C
AUTO MECHANICCall 4732 2444Unit 2-160 Station St
Penrith 2750
ldquoQuality service Expert advicerdquo
Independent Asphalt Services
Asphalt Driveways Aprons Footpaths Car Parks
Colouring amp Renovations
bull The flexible alternative bull Wonrsquot crack up like concrete bull Drive on immediately
Ken Ph 0414 433 096
NO JOB TOO SMALL
ASPHALT SERVICES
AUTO MECHANICDWR Petroleum
MECHANICAL REPAIRSAll makes amp models
Pick Up amp Delivery Availablebull No job too big or small
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
MULGOA VETERINARY CLINIC
1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
forbullTanks bull Liners bull Roofs
See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
Meeting the financial management amp taxation needs community since 1976
BLAXLAND
Ph 4739 3653
POOLS amp SPAS
bull New Systems bull Insurance Work
bull Service amp Repairs bull Free Quotes
Four Seasons Pool Heating SPECIALISING IN SOLAR
Ph 1300 650 806 FACTORYSHOWROOM
UNIT 2112 RUSSELL ST EMU PLAINS
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 20
Shop 32320 Silverdale Road SILVERDALE
Tel 4774 1986
Opening Hours Mon-Fri 730am-7pm Sat-Sun 730am-6pm
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your Community
For all your GROCERY FRESH FRUIT amp VEG BBQ CHOOKS amp CONTINENTAL DELI needs
Come in and meet our FRIENDLY STAFF who are only too happy to assist you
Whole peeled tomatoes 60c a can
Corticella Pasta 500g
$129 each Smiths Variety 20-pack $499
silverdale
Frantelli Water 24 x 600ml
$899
2 Large BBQ Chickens
$1399
Smiths Variety 20-pack
$549
Look out for MARKET DAY every month
See instore for details
Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your communityShop 32320 Silverdale Rd Silverdale
Tel 4774 1986
mulgoa_120_p1-10pdf
mulgoa_120_p11-20pdf
wwwmulgoagazettecomau Mid October-Mid November 2009 13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ANTENNAInstallation of digital antennae
set top boxes additional points equipment tuning telephonedata
points broadband amp home theatre set-upFree quotes amp friendly service
Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962wwwddsicomau
Austel Licence No S26743
So u n d advic e wit h ou t t h e jar g o n
Em m a Gr im a B Co m CPA
A qualified professional who can provide solutions to your financial needs
Call now for an appointment on 4774 2844 or 0403 204 907
emmaelgaccountingcomau Located at Suite 11 Silverdale Shopping Centre Silverdale
Now open Mon ndash Fri 9am ndash 5pm Saturdays amp Evenings by appointment
Small amp Medium Business Specialist Personal Tax Returns Yearly Tax Planning BudgetBusiness Analysis MYOB amp Other Software Services Convenient appointment times Onsite consultation available
ACCOUNTANTService amp installation of alarms intercoms video coms amp security cameras
Free quotes amp friendly service Ask about our current promotions
Mention this ad amp receive a further 5 off Master Licence 409587823
DDSI
wwwddsicomau Mob 0404 014 263 Tel 4737 9962
ALARMS
SKYLINE ANTENNA S ERVICE PTY LTD
4774 1041 Mobile 0418 266 282
bull PROMPT amp RELIABLE bull OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE bull FREE QUOTES bull QUALITY EQUIPMENT bull WORK FULLY INS URED WITH WARRANTY bull REPAIRS AND NEW INSTALLATIONS
ANTENNA
Call 0418 266 282
Lic No 211838c
AIR-CONDITIONING
Sainsbury Air SolutionsAir Conditioning amp Refrigeration
bull Sales Service amp Installation of Ducted amp Split Systems
bull 6 days (Mon-Sat) bull All AreasCall David on 0424 945 859
ANTENNADigital Antenna Guys
Antenna Supplied and FittedDigital Set Top Boxes Insurance Work
TV Data amp Phone Outlets Home Theatre Installations Receive Wollongong Channels
FREE QUOTES 0410 513 630Talk to our friendly technicians today
ANTENNA
From only $15 a month Call 4773 8974 or email districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
Visit our website at wwwmulgoagazettecomau
Energy Accounts Payment Assistance
Warragamba Silverdale Neigh-bourhood Centre is now able to offer residentrsquos access to Energy Accounts Payment Assistance (EAPA)
EAPA is a NSW Government Scheme designed to help people who are financially disadvantaged and ex-periencing difficulty in paying their home gas and or electricity bill be-cause of a crisis or emergency situa-tion The scheme is aimed at helping people in such situations to stay con-nected to essential energy services
To see if you are eligible please contact Julie 47742245 or Leanne 47741273
Autism Information Evening
Wollondilly Shire Council in con-junction with St Anthonyrsquos Family Care are hosting an information evening for parents and carers of children with Au-tism aged between 2-6 years
The information evening is an op-portunity to learn more about govern-ment funded services and subsidies you may be able to access for your child and to assist us in identifying cur-rent service needs in the area
ldquoThis will be a great opportunity to find out what services are available to parents to support their Autistic chil-drenrdquo says Mayor Cr Col Mitchell
The Autism information evening will be held on Thursday the 29 Octo-ber 2009 at 7pm to 9pm at Wollondilly Shire Council Supper will be provided
Please RSVP to 4677 8200 by the 22 October 2009
No Current Access To Warragamba Dam
Public access to Warragamba Dam and Haviland Park (the inner picnic area) is currently unavailable
Warragamba Dam wall is currently a construction site for a major project to upgrade the dams flood gates and will not be open to the public Access to the dam wall will be reviewed in 2012 when this project is complete
The review will take into account a range of factors including security needs
The interim Visitor Information Centre in Picnic Area No 1 (the outer picnic area) remains open pending the opening of the new Visitor Centre overlooking the dam Picnic Area No 1 is now owned and managed by Wol-londilly Shire Council For information about picnic and barbecue facilities contact Wollondilly Shire Council on 02 4677 8752 or visit wwwwollondillynswgovau
The public can view Warragam-ba Dam from the viewing platform located at the end of 18th Street Warragamba
Nepean Food servicesThe Annual General Meeting for
Nepean Food Services(Meals on Wheels) is on Wednesday 21 October from 12 noon at Regentville Commu-nity Hall in Jeanette Street
All welcome with a light lunch pro-vided Details 4733 7200
bull Flat dome amp gable roofsbull Free measure amp quotes
bull Qualified licensed tradesmenCall Mark on 0404 163 158
Lic No 169819C
BATHROOMSWHALE PORTABLE BATHROOM HIRE
bull Clean amp fresh complete bathrooms with full shower
toilet amp basinbull Ideal when renovating
having guests weddings etc4773 8700 or 0407 417 553
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BATHROOMSWHALE BATHROOMS
Lic No 67245cbull Quality Bathroom Renovations
bull Customer discounts givenbull Rotted Timber Repairsbull All Work Guaranteed
bull Free quotes4773 8700 or 0417 417 556
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BEAUTY
0421 522 586 or 4774 2591wwwnadiasmakeupartistrycom
AWNINGS amp CARPORTS
Specialising in Quality Built Structuresph 0425 317 798
Call now for a FREE personalised design amp quoteFlat AwningsGable AwningsCurved AwningsGlass RoomsSteel Frame DecksCarports and PatiosFax 4777 5648Email salespatioonecomau
Simonrsquos Constructions Pty LtdLicNo 215495C
AUTO MECHANICCall 4732 2444Unit 2-160 Station St
Penrith 2750
ldquoQuality service Expert advicerdquo
Independent Asphalt Services
Asphalt Driveways Aprons Footpaths Car Parks
Colouring amp Renovations
bull The flexible alternative bull Wonrsquot crack up like concrete bull Drive on immediately
Ken Ph 0414 433 096
NO JOB TOO SMALL
ASPHALT SERVICES
AUTO MECHANICDWR Petroleum
MECHANICAL REPAIRSAll makes amp models
Pick Up amp Delivery Availablebull No job too big or small
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
MULGOA VETERINARY CLINIC
1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
forbullTanks bull Liners bull Roofs
See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
bull Flat dome amp gable roofsbull Free measure amp quotes
bull Qualified licensed tradesmenCall Mark on 0404 163 158
Lic No 169819C
BATHROOMSWHALE PORTABLE BATHROOM HIRE
bull Clean amp fresh complete bathrooms with full shower
toilet amp basinbull Ideal when renovating
having guests weddings etc4773 8700 or 0407 417 553
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BATHROOMSWHALE BATHROOMS
Lic No 67245cbull Quality Bathroom Renovations
bull Customer discounts givenbull Rotted Timber Repairsbull All Work Guaranteed
bull Free quotes4773 8700 or 0417 417 556
wwwwhalebathroomscomau
BEAUTY
0421 522 586 or 4774 2591wwwnadiasmakeupartistrycom
AWNINGS amp CARPORTS
Specialising in Quality Built Structuresph 0425 317 798
Call now for a FREE personalised design amp quoteFlat AwningsGable AwningsCurved AwningsGlass RoomsSteel Frame DecksCarports and PatiosFax 4777 5648Email salespatioonecomau
Simonrsquos Constructions Pty LtdLicNo 215495C
AUTO MECHANICCall 4732 2444Unit 2-160 Station St
Penrith 2750
ldquoQuality service Expert advicerdquo
Independent Asphalt Services
Asphalt Driveways Aprons Footpaths Car Parks
Colouring amp Renovations
bull The flexible alternative bull Wonrsquot crack up like concrete bull Drive on immediately
Ken Ph 0414 433 096
NO JOB TOO SMALL
ASPHALT SERVICES
AUTO MECHANICDWR Petroleum
MECHANICAL REPAIRSAll makes amp models
Pick Up amp Delivery Availablebull No job too big or small
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
MULGOA VETERINARY CLINIC
1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
forbullTanks bull Liners bull Roofs
See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
MULGOA VETERINARY CLINIC
1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
forbullTanks bull Liners bull Roofs
See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
MULGOA VETERINARY CLINIC
1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
forbullTanks bull Liners bull Roofs
See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
MULGOA VETERINARY CLINIC
1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
forbullTanks bull Liners bull Roofs
See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
MULGOA VETERINARY CLINIC
1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
forbullTanks bull Liners bull Roofs
See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
Fully qualified Reading Recovery teacher available to tutor your child Kindergarten to Year
10 in Reading and Mathematics Small group sessions or individual programmeBefore during
or after school times available Mon-Sat
Call Greg on 0422 670 860 or email gandjreadingsolutionsy7mailcom
VET
MULGOA VETERINARY CLINIC
1284 Mulgoa Rd Mulgoa
4773 9091Please phone for an appointment
ADVERTISE HEREAdvertise your business here for just
bull $15 (single) per monthbull $30 (double) per monthFor more information call
4773 8974 or email
districtgazetteoptusnetcomau
VIDEOS TO DVD
Christmas Promotional Offer 2009
Mention this coupon to receive this great specialFor every home movie
camera tape or video to DVD transfer (must be your own work not copied off TV etc)
you will receive 2 extra DVD copies free of charge Thatrsquos $50 worth of
extras for FREE Minimum cost per transfer is $100 per customer in order to
receive this offer Special offer expires on 30th November 2009
Bassett Hound Video ProductionsPh 0409 996 541
wwwbhvpcomau
bull Extend the life of your leaking concrete water tank with an Aqualinerreg tank liner bull Tank roofs replacedbull Pioneer steel water tanks (12000 litres to 26 million litres) supplied and installed
Phone 4677 2772 or email officemviwsscomau
for an obligation free quote
WATER TANKSAgent
forbullTanks bull Liners bull Roofs
See wwwmviwsscomau for details
TAXATION CONSULTANT
IN A STEW OVER TAX
Specialising in overdue tax returns for up to 30 years back
bull Individuals bull Investorsbull Landlords bull Small Businessbull Family Companies amp Trustsbull Self-Managed Super Funds
