4th April 2013 - The Bush Telegraph Weekly

READ US ONLINE: thebushtele.com.au THURSDAY 4 April 2013 Est. 1986KILLYOURSPEED…NOT our Wildlife!The Australian VeterinaryAssociation is calling onmotorists to take careon the roads to not onlyprotect themselves, butto prevent native speciesfalling victim.“Every year millions ofanimals are killed, injuredor orphaned on Australianroads,” said Dr RobertJohnson from the AustralianVeterinary Association.Story page 3ALL VEHICLE OWNERSBEROWRA P&RSMASHREPAIRSBe Aware- Some Insurance Companies aretrying to take control of your repairs.PLEASEContact us for a list of reputable Insurers.bprsmashrepairs@gmail.com | 9456 2346322$569,0006-12 Kita RoadBEROWRAWELCOME HOME TO KITAContact: Sonja Lamberton on 0425 370 991See Soames for homes

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AT LAST!Kerbing and guttering forBerowra Waters RoadThe very busy main road through Berowra, which is the onlyaccess for thousands of residents, is to be kerbed and gutteredafter many years of being previously overlooked for funding.Hornsby Shire Council surveyors are currently conducting a preliminarysurvey of Berowra Waters Road between Crowley Road (Paul JonesRoundabout) and Alan Rd (Crossroads Roundabout).A Ward Councillor Nathan Tilbury said, “Data and information collectedby the surveyors will be used to prepare detailed design plans for theproposed improvement works. These improvement works will includethe construction of kerb & gutter, pavement, sealing of the road shoulderand drainage upgrade.”It will be necessary to stage these works over a number of years subjectto availability of funds. Stage 1 of Berowra Waters Road is included inthe 2013/2014 Local Road Improvements Program.for stage 1.Photo: Cllr Nathan Tilbury at the Berowra Crossroads roundabout. Hesaid, “It is a disgrace that it is the oldest road in the Berowra district andit’s still not kerbed and guttered. It is the main thoroughfare to the villageshops but is not much better than it was 100 years ago. It is a great reliefand guttered.”KILL YOUR SPEED…NOT our Wildlife!Continued from front cover“It’s really important for drivers toreduce their speed, not only for theirown safety, but also to help ensurethe survival of our native species,” DrJohnson said.Road accident statistics show thataccidents are caused by ‘animalstrike’, with the number of unreportedaccidents likely to be much higher.According to a study conducted byThe University of New South Wales,kangaroos and wallabies are the mostlikely species involved in animalrelatedroad accidents, followed bystraying stock, dogs and horses.The study also found that crasheswere more likely to happen atweekends between dusk and dawn,with the peak period being 6pm–7pm.Three easy things you can doto help prevent wildlife injuriesoccurring:• Don’t litter – this attracts wildlife tothe roadside to scavenge.• Slow down at night – most animalstrikes occur when nocturnal animalsare active.• Take note of road signs – these willoften highlight areas where wildlifecollisions have happened in the past.FRONT COVER PHOTO: Craigof Thornleigh and Rhiannon ofBerowra with a young monitor lizardwhich they saw a motorist run overand leave for dead in The GullyRoad, Berowra. Rhiannon, whocalled Sydney Metropolitan WildlifeService in an effort to save the reptile,said, “The motorist didn’t stop. Theyjust kept going.” This 200m sectionof The Gully Road has long been adanger zone not only for wildlife, buthuman life as well, as depicted by theplethora of wildlife safety signs, ‘slowdown for children playing’ signs andthe installation of a pedestrian refuge.Rhiannon said, “One resident was soconcerned at the amount of road killthat she put up her own sign in TheGully Road telling motorists to slowdown. A lot of water dragons, monitorsand goannas bask on the warmasphalt on the road so motorists haveto be aware. People just don’t want tostop and don’t care. I am fed up withpicking up the dead and injured wildlifeleft on the road by uncaring motorists.Why do they live in Berowra if theydon’t care about our wildlife!”The Roads and Maritime ServicesDriver Handbooks states: If an animalhas been killed, remove it from theroad if it is safe to do so. Be carefulwith native animals as they may havebabies in their pouches.If a native animal has been hurt youshould contact WIRES (or SydneyMetropolitan Wildlife Service). If theanimal is a domestic pet, you mustcontact the owner,Police or RSPCA. Ifthe animal is injuredyou should take it tothe nearest animalshelter or vet.” www.carpediemcafe.com.auEventsFund Raisingor Hireph: 0458 88 39 528-5 Mon-Fri8-12 Sat9456 7456Located behind Club BerowraALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS REGO CHECKS WHILE U WAIT AIR/COND REGAS AUTO ELECTRICALTYRES BATTERIES NOW LPG CERTIFIEDAssured ConveyancingPh: (02) 9456-0390Nikki Summerhayes Licensed Conveyanceror 0414 847 886Licence No. 10593437am-7pm 7 DAYS A WEEKBuying or SellingFlat conveyancing feeMobile Servicewe come to youFast and efficientCall Nikki at any time to discussyour sale or purchaseThe Bush Telegraph Weekly – Thursday 4 April 2013 3

Hornsby Gives Ku-ring-gai ‘the Boot’Story & photo Cllr Mick GallagherOn the eve of Friday 22 March 2013, withfellow Councillors Nathan Tilbury, GurdeepSingh, Jerome Cox, Deputy Mayor RobertBrowne and Mayor Steve Russell, I visitedMills Park at Asquith. The occasion was theannual soccer match between Hornsby ShireCouncil (HSC) and neighbours Ku-ring-gaiMunicipal Council (KMC).this year was no different, and as per traditionabove their Council chambers,” said CllrNathan Tilbury.Here is an edited report as told to me by CllrNathan Tilbury and HSC captain Scott Doigwho were both ex-students of mine at AsquithBoys High..“KMC went ahead early with a neat shot thatchipped our keeper Dave Leggettminutes. HSC however kept their cool and controlled possession before our James Martin slotted a well-constructed equaliser at about the 20 minute mark.to step up and they did in particular our Group Manager Planning James Farrington who as a back used his superior height to foil many attacking raid fromRicardo Martello was also a handful as he time after time provided clean ball for his team mates to push forward and createscoring opportunities.Scott PhillipsSteve Wosik then slotted a third goal togo into the half time break now with a handy 3-1 lead.There was plenty of half time friendly banter between the good number of supporters and Councillors that had turned up for the match from both Councilsincluding both Mayors (HSC Steve Russell and KMC Elaine Malicki).against the run of play to score two quick goals. James Martin scored his second and the next was Bart Johnsonbetween the two teams.Both teams and supporters enjoyed a BBQ and shared a refreshment post match.”We look forward to retaining the cup in 2014, even if it means bringing in the Mayor and Councillors as reinforcements.Photo: (L-R) KMC Mayor Elaine Malicki congratulates HSC Mayor Steve Russell and the Hornsby Shire Council soccer team.NEW HIGH TECH WHEELS FOR LOCAL COPSKu-ring-gai Police Local Area Command will receive a new high-tech Mobile CommandPolice force.Matt Kean MP said he that he was pleased to announce Ku-ring-gai Local Area Commandto conduct searches, interviews and execute warrants,” Mr Kean said.terminal to access police databases, a television monitor, digital message boards and aninterview room.NSW Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione said the mobile command vans provided a“One day the mobile command van can be used at a crime scene and the next deployed tocommunity events such as local fetes, gala days and crime prevention workshops.”Photo: Hornsby MP Matt Kean and NSW Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione inspect anew Mobile Command Vehicle which will be handed over to Ku-ring-gai Police in July.Philip Ruddock MPFederal Member for BerowraAs your Federal representative I can: Represent constituents and make personal representations tothe appropriate Federal Minister in Canberra on Federal mattersincluding: Centrelink, the Child Support Agency, Foreign Affairs,Television and Broadcasting, Trade, Postal and Telephone Services,Defence, Immigration, Taxation, Passports, Employment &Training, Veterans’ Affairs, Medicare, Health, Higher Education andAgriculture and Export/Imports. Arrange Congratulatory Messages for 50th and 60th weddinganniversaries and 90th and 100th birthdays. Attend local functions, meet constituents on local Federal issues.Level 7, 423 Pennant Hills Rd, Pennant Hills NSW 2120Telephone 02 9980 1822 Facsimile 02 9980 1833www.ruddockmp.com.auThis material has been produced by Philip Ruddock MPusing his printing and communications entitlement. (02) 9476 3411 hornsby@parliament.nsw.gov.au4The Bush Telegraph Weekly – Thursday 4 April 2013

A visitor from JapanROTARY YOUTHEXCHANGESTUDENTYUKA SHIMIZU in1981/82 decidedBirthday with herBerowra RotaryFamilies and Friends.Yuka has been seenby many people inthe local area as shewalked to and fromBerowra Village overthe past weeks and on ten re-visits since 1982.A luncheon to celebrate Yuka’s recent visit was held at Asquith Golf Club.Many Rotary past members have relocated, but attendees at the lunchincluded Wendy and Gil Banks, Judith and John Mc Kenna, Albertand Ivy van Huissteden, Lyn and Jeff Walton, Bruce Woodward,Cindy Roche, Nola van Huissteden, Pat and Stan Burge joinedcurrent Rotary members and their families. Several former membersfrom Port Macquarie, Chittaway Bay and friends from Asquith Girls HighSchool sent their apologies and best wishes as they were unable toattend due to work commitments and ill health.A display of Japanese keepsakes (special gifts from Yuka) and severalalbums created an added interest and brought back memories of veryhappy times. It was a very special reunion!5 HORNSBY ROCKETS BOWLERS selectedfor NSW State Team for the Nationals inCanberra in JuneCandice Lundie, AdamMandarano, Karina Peters,Natham Constable and MarkLagden were each selectedon Sunday 17 March for the2013 NSW State Team that willcompete during the AustralianDisability Championships inCanberra in June.Steve NoakesLaing + Simmons0431 620 422Ritz Up Your BathroomThe bathroom may only be a smallroom but it is one that we all visit onbe clean and hygienic and suit theneeds of the whole family. But farfrom being boring, bathrooms havemany new innovations and followsome neat trends that make themnicer places to hang out in.When undertaking a bathroomrenovation it is important to hook upwith a red hot tiler. These people knowexactly what works best and this reallyisn’t the time for “cheap and nasty.”Make sure there is plenty of cupboardand storage space. It will please theladies as they have cosmetics, hairdryers and the like to house. Powerpoints are essential and should bewisely located.room is small use a light colouredwall tile.Free standing baths are popular ifyou have the space as are largesoaker rain heads in the shower.Be aware of your water usage andconserve what you can.Heated towel rails, in-wall cisternsand IXL Tastics are all popular andfunctional.For more information on howSteve Noakes of Laing+Simmonscan help please do not hesitatein contacting him any time on0431 620 422‘Like’ The BushTelegraph Weeklyon Facebook!CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTSuites 20-21The Madison25-29 Hunter StHORNSBYMGAmaree garrett & associatesPh: 9485 3400Fax: 9485 3499HORNSBYPUBLIC FORUMOn the proposed changes to the NSW:PLANNING LEGISLATIONExpert Speakers including:David Shoebridge - NSW Greens MLCCorinne Fisher - Better Planning NetworkJames Ryan - Nature Conservation CouncilSunday 7th April 3:00 - 5:30pmKu-ring-gai Town Hall, 1186 Pacific Hwy, PymbleRefreshments, gold coin donation, parking, walk from stationSponsored by the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai GreensAuthorised by D. Sentinella for the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Greens, 19 Eve St Erskineville, NSW 2042President of the Hornsby RocketsRon Crompton said, “They willbe very busy during the Nationalsas they are all playing for HornsbyRockets as well.”“Adam Mandarano continues tobowl exceptionally well - he wasselected for the Scratch Division.”Ron explains: In bowling, ‘scratch’means ‘without the handicap addedin’. A scratch game is the actualscore of the game, whereas ahandicap game is the scratch gameand the handicap added together.So ‘high game scratch’ wouldbe the highest game a person inthe league or tournament bowledwithout adding in the handicap.For example, someone with a 12handicap bowls a249. The ‘scratch’score is 249, thehandicap scoreis 261.Congratulations!Photo: (Left toRight) CandiceLundie, AdamMandarano, KarinaPeters, NathamConstable andMark Lagdens.The Bush Telegraph Weekly – Thursday 4 April 2013 5

BUSH TELE LETTERSDear BT,Name Withheld (TBTW 21/3/13) attempted in hisreply to Bronwyn Dobeson, (my wife), to “clarify afew misconceptions” but unfortunately did little butreinforce much of the misinformation pushed by theShooters and Fishers Party. He should also look upNearly all shooters do follow the rules and do try todo the right thing in terms of safety. Unfortunately itonly needs an irresponsible few to create the tragicscenario that is inevitable if we allow hunting inNational Parks.To become a driver you must have eyesightchecks, be a supervised Learner for 100+ hoursand pass tests, just to get your P licence. How oftenand drink drive? And these people “agreed” to acode of conduct and might lose their licence, butdoes that stop them? Unfortunately when you givesome people a “weapon”, such as a car or a gun,they are inherently dangerous and will eventuallybe a threat to those around them.shotgun cartridge from a student in my classroomwho had taken it from his father’s “secure” storage.Rules will always be broken.Name Withheld is correct that hunting will beallowed in only about 10% of parks, but theseare the largest parks and so the actual area ismuch larger than 10%. World Heritage areaswill be exempt but two of our most visited parks,Kosciuszko and Warrumbungle will be open forhunting adjacent to the World Heritage parks.Shooting does already occur in Victoria and NewZealand; of animals and people. In NZ on averageone HUNTER is killed every year, usually by hismates in the same shooting party, but innocentcampers also die. In 2010 a school teacher waskilled while cleaning her teeth when she wasmistaken for a deer, while camping. The hunteronly served 11 months for manslaughter. PoliceInspector Joe Green who studied most of the caseshas suggested that “buck fever” which he describesas, “the psychological state whereby the hunter’sdesire to shoot their quarry is so strong that itoverrides all rational thinking”. Even the president ofthe NZ Deerstalkers Association, Trevor Dyke said,In 2009 truck driver Bob Knight was killed by a strayhandgun bullet when he was sitting in his truck 200much greater range.No matter how many safeguards are put in place ifwe have amateur hunters in National Parks therewill always be risk to the public. How will I be ableto protect my wife from the “slings and arrows” if Idon’t know the trajectory and muzzle velocity?Dave Dobeson, Berowra HeightsDear BT,I want to offer my sincere thanks to the kind andattentive Samaritans who helped my husband afterhe fell outside Coles Asquith around 5:30pm onThursday 14th March.We wish to acknowledge the thoughtfulness of thelady who called both an ambulance and myselfand then waited with my husband, even providingan impromptu pillow to raise his head from theconcrete. Another gentleman, also quick-thinking,improvised ice-packs to lessen the pain andswelling of my husband’s broken arm.We live in a wonderful community!There were several people who waited with us forthe ambulance and I am grateful to them all. I haveleft contact details with The Bush Tele Weekly andwould love to thank you personally.Jennifer Martin, HornsbyProudly sponsored byBEROWRA RSL CLUBwww.clubberowra.comph: 9456 1844reception@clubberowra.comTHURS 4 TH APRILThe Bush Telegraph WeeklyOUT TODAY!Hawkesbury River Writers (www.hrw.org.Highway, Berowra. Enq: Lynette 9456 4342.The Embroiderers’ Guild NSW, MountColah Group, meet at Asquith Leisure &Learning Centre, Lords Ave., Asquith 10 am.Enquiries:Jacqueline 9476 3251.Probus Club of Berowra. Morning tea 10.30,Speaker at 11am this month is: Dick Babb on“Living with Parkinson’s Disease”. John 9456 0288.FRIDAY 5 TH APRILFriday Bingo 10am at Berowra CommunityHealth Centre, 123 Berowra Waters Road,Berowra Hts. Sandra or Marie on 9456 3344.Berowra Business Group meets forBreakfast at Cafe Laurella at 7.30am. Businessowners and staff welcome. Enq: Jeff 9482 3367.ABC English Conversation GroupHornsby, 1pm to 2:30pm (incl 15 min break) atThe Performing Arts Centre, Edgeworth David Ave,Hornsby/Waitara (old Hornsby [Lawn] BowlingClub premises). Contact: Pia 0422 695 458.The Sydney Hills Branch of theAssociation of Independent Retirees,monthly meeting at Pennant Hills Bowling ClubYarrara Road, Pennant Hills. 10am.GuestSpeaker Linda Brown from T.J. Andrews onGallipoli and ANZAC. Enq. Lauris 9634 1186.Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Parkinsons SupportGroup meeting will be held at The TurramurraUniting Church, Turramurra Ave, Turramurra10.00am – 12.00md. Guest Speaker will be RobynSAT 6 TH APRILBeecroft Dance Live Band with AustralianDances old & new called at Beecroft CommunityCentre 8pm to 12. Enq. Wilma 0413 673 339.Car Wash and Cafe at Berowra BaptistChurch, 41-45 Berowra Waters Rd. 9am- 2pm.Thorough car wash and cafe. All funds raised goto Indian Orphans. From $10 for small car.Berowra Community Markets 4-6 AlanRoad, Berowra Heights 8am-1pm. This monthwe are supporting Monika’s Doggie Rescue. Enq:Lesley 9456 6312.SUN 7 TH APRILHawkesbury River Dragonboat Club trainsevery Sunday morning at Parsley Bay Brooklyn.Please contact hawkesbury.riverdragons@gmail.com or Jenni on 0439 945 628.Public Forum on the proposed changes tothe NSW: PLANNING LEGISLATION. ExpertSpeakers 3:00-5:30pm Ku-ring-gai Town Hall,MON 8 TH APRILMonday Cards (500), Scrabble & Jigsaw10.30am-1pm Berowra Community Health Centre,123 Berowra Waters Rd. Marie 9456 3344.NSW Justices Association Hornsbymeets at 7pm at Asquith Leagues Club oppositeWaitara rail station. Guest speakers and trainingsessions. JP members and potential memberswelcome. Enq Gavin Moehead JP, 0407 289 203.Berowra U3A “Affairs of Interest”Balcony Room Berowra Community Centre10am-12noon. Speaker Leonard Janiszewski on“Greek Australian Milk Bar”.TUES 9 TH APRILHornsby and Districts Amateur RadioClub Inc informal meeting, Mt Colah CommunityCentre, Pierre Close, 8:00pm. www.hadarc.org.auHornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Association meeting7.30pm at Cottage-in-the-Park, Cnr Stuart & IllouraSts, Wahroonga. John Feneley NSW MentalHealth Commissioner speaking on “ImprovingMental Health In NSW”. Enq. 9980 2500.WED 10 TH APRILThe Bush Telegraph Deadline for editioncoming out Thurs 18th AprilWednesday Lunch Club, home style 2 coursemeal – 11:30 Berowra Community Health Centre,123 Berowra Waters Rd. Sandra 9456 3344.Hornsby Probus meets 10am Uniting ChurchHall, 24 William St, Hornsby. Don 9484 5558.Berowra Senior Citizens Club 9am-12at Berowra Community Centre, Gully Rd, in theBalcony Room. Enq Alan Foody 9457 0627.Pennant Hills VIEW Club lunch at PennantHills Golf Club at 11am. The guest speaker willbe from the Physiotherapy Association. Bookings:Jacqui 9481 9124.Berowra Christian Community School –Open Day and Grandparents Day 10am.Call 9456 2444 or go to www.bccs.nsw.edu.auTHURS 11th APRILThe Bush Telegraph WeeklyOUT TODAY!Berowra Toastmasters Club 7:15 BerowraCommunity Centre. Enq Ray 9456 3828.Berowra Garden Club meet at BerowraCommunity Health Centre rear building, 123Berowra Waters Rd 7.30pm. Guest speaker RossBolwell topic Begonias. Pam 9456 2070.Aglow International Australia HornsbyUniting Church Worship and Activities Centre,Southern Auditorium, 24 William Street, Hornsbyat 7pm for 7.30pm. Cost $10, includes Supper.Meet The Author Chris Allen, author of seriesIntrepid. Hornsby Library 6:30pm. $5 ticket inclrefreshments. Book on 9847 6614 or library@hornsby.nsw.gov.auBEROWRA RSL CLUBThinking of having a Function?We cater for functions of all sizes.Free Room Hire for privatefunctions.Come and try our new BistroSpecial on ThursdayChicken Schnitzel with youchoice of 20 toppings $12.50Happy HourWednesday 4.30pmFriday 5.30pmSunday 4pmPresent this voucher for:FRI/SAT RAFFLES - BUY $10 OFTICKETS & GET $10 FREE TICKETSBEROWRARSL CLUB LIMITED- Ph: 9456 1844VALID FRIDAY & SATURDAY MEAT/SEAFOOD RAFFLES.NOT VALID IN CONJUCTION WITH ANY OTHER OFFER.VALID UNTIL 30-Apr-2013.(PROMOTION CODE - BT170113)6The Bush Telegraph Weekly – Thursday 4 April 2013

BUSH TELE LETTERSDear BT,Not wishing to annoy people byinsinuating hunters are merelyscapegoats for the ills of the world,trained’ people (TBTW Letters –Name supplied): some years agoI travelled to a marshland areahunting protesters, to the onlypublic accessible road we wereallowed on to watch and recordthe hunting.Every car, truck and 4WD there hadVictorian numberplates becauseVictoria had a test hunters had toundergo: how to identify a duck andnot shoot other species like swans,egrets etc. These hunters hadobviously failed the test becausethey jumped over the border toshoot in NSW where no such testwas required.I saw swans, and other beautifulnon duck-like birds, downed over2 days. By Day 2 there was notso the hunters, despite the strictrule that said no shooting belowfeet because they had to shootsomething, by gummoment came when a child, about12 maybe, aimed his shotgunat me 6 feet away and shoutedBANG and then laughed with theadults with him. Side splittingstuff.We are kidding ourselves if wethink they will shoot only ferals.shoot anything if their legal targetsare not cooperating. I am surethere are responsible ones whointend doing a public service butremember these are people wholike to kill things for fun, not civicmindedness.And bow-hunting? Why is suchan inaccurate method evenbeing allowed? If they were trulyserious in helping then the mosteffective, and humane, method:of choice.Slippery-slope people: First …limited parks and limited hunternumbers and then a little bit moreeach year.This is a foothold situation and westill continually see reports of illegalhunting of native animals.Amanda, HornsbyDear BT,Scrapping the Berowra Pool andusing the money for other purposesAt the Hornsby Shire Council (HSC)cancelled the Berowra Pool anddecided to use the money forother projects.Minute’ where items do not needbecause they are of a proceduralor administrable nature. It’s notmeant for items of public interestalthough I believe payment of$25 million for the Quarryacquisition was also brought upwithout public debate due to theuse of a Mayoral Minute.At the end of the council meetingBerowra and District CommunityAssociation President JohnFarquhar and I (who were therefor other Agenda Items) got upand spoke of the various reportsneed for the Berowra Pool andasked why this item was not onthe agenda as it was of publicinterest. We also discussed fairdistribution of resources andcommunity input and pointed outthe many errors in their meetingreport. The Mayor also spokeabout the amount of resourcesgone west of Hornsby on projectslike the Galston Horse RidingFacility.So that’s it. When the new HornsbyPool is built it will be about thesame size as the old one whichwas too small when it wascondemned and too far away formany Hornsby Shire residents,especially children living northof Hornsby.So after 30 years of brokenpromises, people north of Hornsbyhave to make some decisions.Mick Marr, Berowra HeightsA Ward Councillor Nathan Tilburywill respond to Mick Marr’s letterin the next edition of The BushTelegraph Weekly. EdDear BT,I’m a Berowra resident and have astory that I would like to share.I have developed a drugand alcohol campaign calledUntoXicated that was bornein Berowra and is now gettingworldwide recognition.The idea for this campaign wasformed during my 10 years as ascout leader with the Berowra andMount Kuring Gai Scout Groups.To change the perception thatScouts was all about knots andkhaki uniforms, I created a rangeblack shirts with bold imagery anddesigns depicting the strength ofour local youth. This approach wasan immediate hit with both them -and their peers.I decided then to apply myunconventional approach tothe drug and alcohol problem.By creating bold graphics depictingthe inner strength of individuals,my designs now empowerthose who refrain from drugs andalcohol, globally!I have now formed a nondenominational,worldwidecommunity from Malaysia toColumbia.Our global movement is nowsupported by over 3700 fans within8 months on our UntoxicatedFacebook Page. We are nowlaunching into music festivals anduniversities worldwide.Based on a strength-basedapproach to the drug and alcoholproblem, our online communitysupports each other and areproud of the fact that we don’tdrink, smoke or do drugs.Many have made this commitmentfor life.If you, or others you may knowwould like more info, please visitour community in Facebook:www.facebook.com/untoxicatedor our website: www.untoxicated.com. There is a free posteravailable online.Matt Urmenyhazi, onlineCLUB NEWSAs we did last year and inconjunction with other PCYC clubsacross Australia, our Club will bewill be running the annual PCYC‘Time 4 Kids’ fund raising eventand will be held in the HornsbyMall between 9.30am – 3.30pm onSaturday, 13 April 2013.The idea is for community leadersto pre-arrange enough donationsto meet and hopefully exceed theminimum $500 bail as they‘do time to keep kids out ofcrime’ in a make-shift PCYC cellin the Mall to raise funds for Policeyouth crime programs and forurgently needed club equipmentfor our Club.If you would like to be involved ordonate to this fantastic fundraisingevent simply go towww.everydayhero.com.au/pcyc_hornsby_kuringgai_clubFor more informationcall 94772310 or emailhornsby@pcycnsw.org.auVolunteer grantsFederal MP for Berowra, PhilipRuddock, urged local volunteergroups to apply for VolunteerGrants for 2013.“There’s $16 million worth of fundingavailable to encourage and supportvolunteering” said Mr Ruddock.Grants can be used for thingslike small equipment purchases,training, background checks, fuelcost reimbursement and so on.Grants of between $1000 and$5000 are available.Details are at www.fahcsia.gov.au and applications close on 24April 2013.Harmony Day at WaitaraPublic SchoolHarmony Day at Waitara Public School was a wonderful celebration ofthe school’s rich cultural diversity.with hundreds of students marching proudly,dressed in their national costume. Thiswas followed by a variety of performances,beginning with one of the fathers playing thedidgeridoo. Songs and dances from differentcultures followed, and the culmination was thewhole school singing ’We are Australian’,Lunch was a special treat: co-ordinated byESL teacher Vilma Tolosa, an amazing team ofto purchase, with food from many countries.motto: ‘Together we learn and grow in harmony’.THOMSON LANDSCAPE& GARDEN SUPPLIES P/LAlso trading as BEROWRA SAND & SOILONLY SITUATED AT44 BEAUMONT RD, MT KURING-GAIHUGE SAVINGS ON . . .Pavers & Masonry Retaining Walls (C&M, Boral,Austral, Erosion Control Stone Masonry, PGH, Hanson.)Treated pine sleepers, Logs & LatticeWater tanks in stockLarge selection of Mulches availableFirewood, sand, soils and composts, landscape& building supplies and much moreMON - FRI - 7 - 5SAT - 7 - 3SUN - 8 - 129457 8016OPENThe Bush Telegraph Weekly – Thursday 4 April 2013 7

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Event summary: StreetWise skateboarding clinics for beginners getting andthose who already skateboard. National Accreditedcoaches. Helmets compulsory. Contact: Kim / 98476611 / kharris@hornsby.nsw.gov.auBe safe be prepared seminar on Wednesday10 April 2013 from 1-2.30pm at Centrecare, 29Yardley Avenue, Waitara. Event summary: Crimeprevention seminar for people with disabilities.There will be a focus on how to avoid scams andstaying safe. Free event but bookings essential:Sophie / 9847 6611 / sdavis@hornsby.nsw.gov.auDiscrimination and you seminar on Wednesday10 April from 10 – 11.30am at Hornsby CentralLibrary, 28-44 George Street, Hornsby. Eventsummary: Learn about discrimination in theworkplace and out in the community. Free eventbut bookings essential: Sophie / 9847 6611 /sdavis@hornsby.nsw.gov.auHow men can stay socially connected – inthe shed and on the net on Friday 12 April from10.30am – 12.30pm at Hornsby Central Library,Main Meeting Room, 28-44 George Street,Hornsby. Event summary: Guest speaker from theHornsby Men’s Shed. Plus information on how touse the latest technology to stay connected in thisdigital world. Free event but bookings essential.Kim / 9847 6611 / kharris@hornsby.nsw.gov.auFIVE on theFIFTH …… more HealthyLiving Festival eventson Friday 5 AprilFriday Features in your Library: Successful Ageing from10am – 11am at Hornsby Central Library, 28-44 GeorgeStreet Hornsby. This talk offers practical skills in maintaininggood emotional wellbeing, life balance and achievingsuccessful ageing. Topics include: change of social roles,caregiver roles, inter-generational relations. Presented byJulie Bajic, a registered psychologist with Wise Care. Freeevent but bookings essential on 9847 6614.Guided Five Senses Bush Walk (Carers welcome!)on Friday 5 April from 1.00 – 2.30pm at Mambara Track,people with hearing and/or visual impairment. Along thisshort informative walk we will use a number of cues fromthe bushland setting to help us appreciate our naturalsurroundings by engaging the senses. The Mambara Trackhas a hard surface path for the entire length making itwheelchair friendly. Free but bookings essential to Stephanieon 9847 6832 or bushland@hornsby.nsw.gov.auFrom basic computing to working in the cloud on Friday5 April from 1.00 – 2.00pm at Asquith Leisure and LearningCentre, 18-22 Lords Avenue Asquith. This is an overviewof how basic computer skills followed by a presentation onCloud computing. Presented by Computer Pals for SeniorsHornsby Inc. This is a free event but bookings to Valerie on0405 464 133 or cpshorns@ihug.com.auGardening and composting in a small space (in Korean!)on Friday 5 April from 10.30am – 12.30pm at EppingCreative Centre, 26 Stanley Road, Epping. Make yourbalcony or courtyard into a beautiful and useful garden bygrowing vegetables and herbs. Also learn how to turn yourkitchen waste into valuable nutrients for your garden bycomposting. This is a free event but bookings to Kathleen on9847 6614 or library@hornsby.nsw.gov.auMen’s Shed Open Day Friday 5 April (and Friday 12 April)from 9.30am – 2.00pm at Hornsby Woodworking Men’sShed 33A Sefton Road, Thornleigh. Visitors are invited totry or watch a variety of woodworking activities, using arange of tools. Visitors are also welcome to share some lightrefreshments. Free event. More information contact Tony on9899 2440 or the.blairs@bigpond.comSO DON’T BE LONELY, DON’T BE BLUE,ON FRIDAY THE FIFTH, THERE’S LOTS TO DO!CowanBerowra HeightsBerowraMountKuring-GaiHornsby HeightsMount ColahAsquithHornsbyWaitaraCheero PointMooney MooneyDangar IslandBrooklynDoggie RescuePet of the WeekTilk is a very playful, lively boy. A one yearold apricot coloured Mini Poodle cross, Tilkis social with other dogs and is even catfriendly! “He can be worried about someleader,” said Monika Biernacki, Founder ofDoggie Rescue. “But he is very bright andlearns quickly.”Tilk has a non-shedding coat and weighs4.5kg. He comes desexed, C5 vaccinated,heartworm free and microchipped. Hisadoption cost is $350.For further details contact DoggieRescueon 9486 3133 or email Monika@DoggieRescue.com. Visit www.DoggieRescue.com to see all out dogs.8The Bush Telegraph Weekly – Thursday 4 April 2013

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SOCIALSNIPPETSLIFELINE HARBOUR TO HAWKESBURYCelebrates 45th Years in HornsbyVOLUNTEERS ATLIFELINE HARBOUR TOHAWKESBURY CELEBRATEDA MAJOR MILESTONE INASQUITH LAST FRIDAYWITH THE CHARITYORGANISATION’S 45THANNIVERSARY.The event coincided withLifeline’s 50th anniversarynationally since the firstcentre in Sydney was openedin 1963.Matt Kean MP, who joinedin on the celebrations, saidthat the organisation is to becongratulated for its terrificservice to Hornsby.“I was amazed to learnLifeline Harbour toGOLDENKANGAROOSTHE THREE “R”S – THAT ISRHYTHM, ROMANCE ANDREVOLUTION - will be thetheme of a free concert atThe Epping Club (RawsonSt, Epping) on the 7th April.The Golden KangaroosHornsby Concert Band willbe performing between3 and 5pm in a concert forall the family.NO BOOKING ISREQUIRED.Further details can befound at www.gks.org.auHawkesbury receive 4000calls a month,” Mr Kean said.“It’s important we recognisethe vital work LifelineHarbour to Hawkesburyis achieving every day inreaching out to people intheir time of need.”Lifeline Harbour toHawkesbury chief executive,Wendy Carver, has watchedthe organisation grow fromone centre in Sydney to nowhave 40 centres aroundAustralia.“I’ve been working withLifeline for 26 yearsand I can tell you it’s anamazing feeling to helpsave someone’s life,”Ms Carver said.With dedicated full-timecounselling staff and 400volunteers Lifeline Harbourto Hawkesbury has expandedfrom their base in Gordonto now have two opportunityshops in Asquith and Epping.The organisation howeveris dependent on communitydonations and each yearhas to raise $700,000 tocontinue providing theiressential service.Lifeline Harbour toHawkesbury’s next bigbook fair fundraiser is onSaturday, April 20 and 21stat Thornleigh CommunityCentre. Books of all varietieswill be on sale from 8am to5pm. lifeline-h2h.org.au.Birth NoticeJOEL AND MICHELLE WELLS(nee Quinn) are pleased towelcome their beautiful daughterEYDIE HARPER born 26.2.2013weighing 3.750kg at NewcastlePrivate. A wonderful new princessfor Clive and Jeanine, Jess, David,Kellie, Summer & Julian, Carolineand Ben to spoil.LOOKWHO”STURNING21!HAPPY 21ST BIRTHDAY LEE.Congratulations and best wishesfrom the Deste and Stedmanfamilies. Hope you have awonderful day!Lots of love, Mum & ChrisXXXBerowraCommunityMarketsSaturday 6th April 4-6 Alan Rd,Berowra Heights 8am - 1pmWe have booked a fine and sunnyday for our April Markets whichwill include all your favourite stallssuch as plants, honey, homemadegoods and many others includingBooks & Trash & Treasure. Meetyour family and friends in amornings browsing and enjoy ourfantastic Morning Tea and a greatBBQ Lunch.This month we are supportingMonika’s Doggie Rescue.Enq: Lesley 9456 631210The Bush Telegraph Weekly – Thursday 4 April 2013

HEALTH AND BEAUTYPRICELESSPEARLSBy Ralph EstherbyI spent a few days last week planningsome advertising and some newsigns for our Church. I wanted to findthe right picture that spoke the rightmessage about who we are and whatwe offer. I wanted something bright,hopeful and attractive, a picture thatwould make people want to think aboutwhat was being offered.If you had to sum up yourself in a singlepicture what would it be?Would it be a picture when you were‘dressed to the nines’ or when you wererelaxed and sitting on the lounge athome?Would it be a caricature highlightingsomething out of your personalityor would it be a serious portraitdemonstrating your finer qualities?Would it be a ‘LOL Cats’ photo or apicture of a classic car or motorcycle?Would it be a Sunrise or a Sunset?Would it feature the colour blue or red?Whether we like it or not we seemto spend a lot of our time planninghow others will view us. We dress incertain ways, we cut our hair in certainstyles, some of us wear earrings andpiercings, and others have tattoos. Wetry to project an image of who we areand what is important to us. Some aremore focussed upon this than othersbut we all do it – we all view ourselvesin a certain way and would like othersto see it.There have been are many picturesand depictions of Jesus throughout thecenturies. Some show Him with blueeyes and blond hair, others show Himsurrounded by His disciples or carryinga lamb between His shoulders. Somefocus upon His face, others focusupon His supposed ‘halo’, others tryto capture the wonder of His miraclesor His healings… but have you everstopped to think about what picture orimage Jesus Himself would choose?There is one image that stands outabove all others, it has been found incatacombs of the 1st Century and inChurches throughout the generations,it has been embroidered on garmentsand painted upon the side of buildings,it has been worn as jewellery and it is asign which brings comfort and hope.The image He chose is the plain, simpleand unadorned Cross.“the message of the cross is foolishnessto those who are perishing, but to thosewho are being saved it is the power ofGod.” 1 Corinthians 1:18Do you have a comment or aquestion?ralph.estherby@gmail.com‘Breakthrough Church’, meets at9.30am Sundays at the PerformingArts Centre (Old Bowling Club)Edgeworth David Ave Hornsby -9477 7222The Talk atBerowra GardenClub was …FRANGIPANISAnthony Grassi was the speakerat Berowra Garden Club at theirlast monthly meeting in March.The subject was Frangipanisabout which Anthony is verypassionate. Frangipani is thecommon name for Plumeriawhich is a relatively small treegrowing to 4-6 m in height andjust about as wide.The highly fragrant flowersappear from December to Aprilin Australia. Most familiar arethe white and yellow bloomsbut they also come in a myriadof tropical and sunset colours.Anthony passed around a basketof colourful and perfumed flowersfor members to enjoy.Frangipanis are native to South andCentral America and not to Hawaiialthough most of the Hawaiian leisare made from Frangipani flowers!In modern Polynesian culture theFrangipanis can be worn by womento indicate their relationship status- over the right ear if seeking arelationship, and over the left earif taken!To grow Frangipanis successfullyat least 6 hours of full sun eachday is required in well-drainedsoil in a frost free position. In theSydney region they are mainlyseen in coastal gardens againstnorth facing walls. Their rootsystem is not invasive and theycan be easily grown in pots.Fertilise around the drip linewith an organic fertiliser highin nitrogen, potassium andphosphorus. Be careful whenpruning as flowers appear on 2year old growth. The cuttings canbe left to callous over and thenpotted up for more plants.Photo: Garden Clubmembers Gwen Patersonand Pam Naylon with speakerAnthony Grassi.WINTERWALKING –TREAT YOURFEETWith winter approaching nowis the time to think aboutyour feet. There is no longerany reason to suffer tiredand sore feet.Forbes Footwear in Hornsbyis known as the Home ofOrthotic Friendly Fashion.They can provide shoes tobe worn with your orthoticsthat are not only good foryour feet but eye catching aswell. They can also supplyshoes to accommodateconditions such as bunions,hammer toes and diabetes.Drop in and speak to one ofdiscuss your needs.Forbes Footwear islocated at 153 PACIFICHIGHWAY HORNSBY.SKINIAL TATTOOREMOVALNew to Australia, isavailable Exclusively atNon laser tattoo removal:BEFOREAFTERCALL FOR CONSULTATIONwww.fortheloveofbeauty.com.au9476 6090www.skinial.com.auHEEL PAIN“It is not necessary toput up with HEEL PAIN,”says Mrs ChardPODIATRIST.There are several causes of heelpain, the most common beingPLANTAR FASCIITISPlantar Fasciitis is simply inflammationof the big strong band on the bottomof the foot (the plantar fascia).Symptoms usually begin as a ‘stonebruise’ type of pain, increasing tochronic pain, especially first thing inthe morning or after rest.This kind of pain is easily treated byrealigning the foot and leg, whichreduces the trauma, allowing theinjured foot to repair.FOR AN APPOINTMENT CALL9482 2227.519 Pacific Hwy. Mt Colah.WE TREATPainful Feet, Heels, Legs,Knees, Hips and Low Back Pain,Corns, Calluses, Painful Toenails,Tinea, Growing Pains.Prescription orthoses suitable forall footwearCHILDREN, DIABETES PATIENTSPRIMARY HEALTH CARE PLANSAND VETERAN AFFAIRPATIENTS WELCOME.Hornsby-Asquith PodiatryPHONE: 9482 2227HOMEOPATHYin HornsbyCall: Krystyna on 9476 6366e: krystyna@avena.com.auOr Louise on 9987 2238e: louise@hallinanmemoryclinic.com.auACUPUNCTURE &HERBAL CLINICWilliam Zhang Yu HuiAcupuncturist & HerbalistGraduated in TCM (Uni Guang Zhou)Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine (UTS)460 Pacific Hwy ASQUITHPh/fax: 9987 2938Mel’s Hair & BeautySpecialising in all areas ofHAIR AND BEAUTYEARS, NOSE & NAVEL PIERCING9456 2188Shop 10, Berowra Village, Turner RoadThe Bush Telegraph Weekly – Thursday 4 April 2013 11

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A passing NRMA vehicle had seen the fire andtried to put the fire out without success. A Berowra Fire truck wasalso at the scene and extinguished the fire. The car driver/ownerwas nowhere to be seen. Investigations are continuing.Police are appealing to witnesses who may haveinformation relating to the above incident to contactHornsby police on 9476 9799, or phone Crime Stopperson 1800 333 000 to report any information relating tothe matter anonymously.Sen Const Paul Cleary, Crime Prevention Officer.CONSTRUCTION TO STARTon Cowan Wastewater SchemeThe $20 million construction of the new wastewater servicefor Cowan is underway to save residents hundreds of dollarsand help reduce odours.Hornsby MP Matt Kean said the progress of the scheme was greatnews for Cowan residents with works expected to take 12 months tocomplete.“Residents will be able to the benefit from a new wastewater systemrather than relying on septic tanks and a regular pump-out service,”Mr Kean said.The scheme is a pressure sewerage system which will collectwastewater in a small tank installed on each property. 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Wastewater will then betransferred to the Hornsby Heights Wastewater Treatment Plant fortreatment.“It’s expected the Cowan Wastewater Scheme will service about250 lots and cater for future growth,” Mr Kean said.For further information contact Sydney Water on 1800 659809, email pspcommunity@sydneywater.com.au or join theconversation at sydneywatertalk.com.au.WALKSN Talks At St Ives …The final walk andtalk for Term Oneat the Ku-ring-gaiWildflower Garden,420 Mona ValeRoad, St Ives willbe MondayApril 8th.Photo: Eucalyptushaemastoma.This week’s topic is “Eucalypts, Angophoras and Corymbias”.Meet at the Education Centre at 9-45 am for a 10 am start.Wear suitable shoes and bring a hat and water.Cost is just $5.Term Two starts on Monday May 6th with a talk on Banksias.More information at www.blandfordia.org.au or ringBill 9498 6052 or Wendy 9144 5600.The Bush Telegraph Weekly – Thursday 4 April 2013 13

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