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8 — <strong>Monthly</strong> <strong>Chronicle</strong>, June/July <strong>2012</strong><br />

DOWN THEY COME MYSTERY<br />

SHOPPER<br />

COLLECTS<br />

<strong>The</strong> built environment<br />

f Pennant Hills Road,<br />

etween Bellevue and<br />

tation Streets,<br />

Thornleigh disappeared<br />

this month as a<br />

demolition team moved<br />

in to prepare the site for<br />

the planned Aldi<br />

supermarket<br />

COMMENT<br />

ON PARK PLAN<br />

CALLED FOR<br />

Ku-ring-gai residents are<br />

being invited to comment<br />

on a 10-year vision for<br />

Wahroonga Park, and two<br />

adjoining smaller parks,<br />

McKenzie Park and 78<br />

Coonanbarra Rd..<br />

A draft landscape<br />

masterplan detailing a host<br />

of improvements to the<br />

precinct is currently on<br />

public exhibition.<br />

Built in the 1920s, the<br />

park has significant<br />

heritage value as an<br />

example of the ornamental<br />

built landscape style<br />

common in that era.<br />

Proposed long-term<br />

improvements include: a<br />

playground upgrade to be<br />

completed in 2013; a new<br />

toilet block; new LED<br />

lighting; new landscaping;<br />

picnic shelters and<br />

furniture and new path<br />

networks to better link<br />

facilities.<br />

Several surveys of<br />

residents, park users and<br />

local businesses have<br />

already been conducted<br />

and feedback from the<br />

public exhibition will be<br />

considered as Council staff<br />

prepare a final landscape<br />

masterplan.<br />

<strong>The</strong> draft masterplan is<br />

available at www.kmc.<br />

nsw.gov.au/exhibition,<br />

Council Chambers and<br />

libraries.<br />

development. Despite<br />

enquiries we were not<br />

able to discover the<br />

anticipated commencement<br />

and completion<br />

dates.<br />

Last month’s Mystery<br />

Shopper at Thornleigh<br />

Farm Markets was Narelle<br />

Bowly known to many<br />

locally for her work as a<br />

Waste Education Officer at<br />

Hornsby Council.<br />

Narelle was photographed<br />

with her son<br />

collecting her prize from<br />

Thornleigh Rotary Club<br />

President (2011 – 12)<br />

Robin Duce at the Markets<br />

on June 17.<br />

For details of the next<br />

Thornleigh Farm Markets,<br />

where everyone’s a winner,<br />

see advertisement below.<br />

“<strong>The</strong> Friendliest Club In the Hills”<br />

M O N D A Y<br />

T U E S D A Y<br />

Win up to<br />

TWO DRAWS EVERY WEEK<br />

Wednesday and Sunday between 7pm and 9pm<br />

Bingo 10.30am - Pasta Night $13pp - Free Courtesy Bus from 5pm<br />

Bingo 10.30am - Schnitzel Night from $12pp - Bingo 7:30pm - Free Courtesy Bus from 5pm<br />

W E D N E S D A Y<br />

Bingo 10.30am - Free Courtesy Bus from 5pm - Fresh Food Raffle tickets on sale 7pm<br />

Member’s Badge Draw 7-9pm Win up to $10,000 - Trivia 8pm<br />

T H U R S D A Y<br />

Bingo 10.30am - Free Courtesy Bus from 5pm - Steak Night $16.50pp - Bingo 7:30pm<br />

Thornleigh<br />

Farm<br />

Market<br />

An Initiative of<br />

ROTARY CLUB OF THORNLEIGH INCORPORATED<br />

Sunday, 15 July <strong>2012</strong><br />

from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm<br />

at northern end of Central Avenue<br />

Thornleigh (Behind Hotel IBIS)<br />

Discover fresh vegetables, cheeses,<br />

honey, seasonal fruit, meats, sausages,<br />

jams, chutneys, eggs, oils, soaps and<br />

Australian native plants and potted colour<br />

An atmosphere of colour and festivity for family enjoyment<br />

<strong>The</strong> Mystery Shopper circled in this<br />

photograph should bring this copy of the<br />

<strong>Monthly</strong> <strong>Chronicle</strong> to the market in<br />

July and visit the Rotary Club<br />

organisers to claim the shopper reward.<br />

F R I D A Y<br />

Bingo 10.30am - Free Courtesy Bus from 5pm - Fresh Food Raffle tickets on sale 7pm<br />

S A T U R D A Y<br />

Free Courtesy Bus from 5pm - Unlucky Punter’s Draw<br />

S U N D A Y<br />

Roast Lunch $12.50pp - Free Poker 2pm - Free Courtesy Bus from 4pm - Fresh Food<br />

Raffle Tickets on sale 5.45pm - Member’s Badge Draw 7-9pm Win up to $10,000<br />

WEST PENNANT HILLS SPORTS CLUB<br />

103 New Line Road, Cherrybrook, Ph: 9980 8500<br />

OPEN 7 DAYS FROM 10AM<br />

FREE COURTESY BUS 7 NIGHTS A WEEK Ph: 0412 593 444

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