The Weekly Times - TWT - 4th July 2018

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6 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 4 July, 2018 Debutants step out in style at Lady of Grace Debs Ball PICTURED left are debutantes and partners back row l to r Adam Albanese and Lauren Moniaci; Adrian Pizzutti and Catherine Elgood; Michael Murphy and Vanessa Radovan; third row Lachlan Nadile and Sophia Galluzzo; Nathan Lorenti and Sophia Rose Galluzzo; Nicola Lawson and Patrick Lucas; Gabriella Fimmano and David Fanfoni; Sophia Olivieri and Max Fazzino; second row Matron of Honour Caterina Olivieri; Renee Graffeo and Noah Morabito; Amy Shidiak and Marcus Romeo; Isabella Speranza and Adam Galizia with flower girls Katie Coghlan, Gabriella Stark, Jessica Coghlan, Sophie Stark, Natalie Cerreto and page boy Salvatore Galluzzo. Stocktake clearance at massive reductions here at cycle World Massive savings of 40% ON SELECTED BRANDS hERE AT CYCLEWORLD Avanti, Fuji, Giant / Liv, Scott, mongoose MTB, Track, Road, Junior, Flat Bar, Velodrome, Ladies Road, Electric Bikes Avanti Giro F2 was $799 Now $599 Scott 740 was $4299 Now $2699 Addict 30 disc was $3599 Now $2049 See sale bikes at www.cycleworld.bikeit.com.au/s/bikes www.facebook.com/cycleworldaustralia/ TEL: 02 9739 6530 Drop in to our store at 317 Concord Road, Concord West To Get Your Next Bicycle! OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Lady of Grace Fraternity President Vince Murdocca presents 2018 Charity Queen Sophia Rose Galluzzo (left) with the Charity Queen Shield. Also pictured is reigning Queen Elizabeth Mills. ELEVEN young ladies from the City of Ryde community were presented at the recent 39th Lady of Grace Charity Ball at Curzon Hall Marsfield. They were escorted in by their partners, who were also from the community of Ryde. Guest of honour was Father Greg Cooney, Parish Priest of Marsfield, to whom the debutantes were presented to. Matron of Honour was Caterina Olivieri, escorted by her husband Frank Olivieri and the five flowergirls Katie Coghlan, Gabriella Stark, Jessica Coghlan, Sophie Stark and Natalie Cerreto accompanied by page boy Salvatore Galluzzo. Roseanna Gallo OAM was MC for this event. The debutantes and their partners then presented the traditional “Pride of Erin” and the upbeat dance of “Danza Kuduro.” Charity Queen for 2018 was awarded to Sophia Rose Galluzzo, who raised in excess of $16,000; runner up was Gabriella Fimmano who raised in excess of $9000 with third place Sophia Galluzzo, who raised in excess of $4000. The Charity Queen winners were awarded cash prizes, sponsored by Andrew Valerio & Sons, and all the debutante flowers and presentation flowers were donated by Len Gallo at Inflower.com. Charity Queen Sophia Rose also received the Lady of Grace Charity Queen Shield which was presented by Lady of Grace Fraternity President Vince Murdocca. The crowning and the new 2018 Charity Queen sash was presented by reigning queen Elizabeth Mills. An impressive $42,000 was raised collectively by all the debutantes. A major raffle was also organised on the night and main prizes were donated by Axis Plumbing Group, Cox’s Road Mall, Angelina Gualdi, Helloworld Top Ryde and Frank and Pina Lopresti. All the money raised from the Charity Queen fundraising and raffle will benefit the Lady of Grace Nursing Home at Dural. Special thanks to Isabella and Jessica Forte, Claudia Howes, Tayla Sciancalepore, Josie Howes, Mary Volpicella, Mary Mesiti and Roseanna Gallo - who helped out Sunday nights at rehearsals to prepare the debutantes, partners, flower girls and page boys in the choreography and planning for the Charity Queen event. Thanks also to Top Ryde Tailors and Tedesco’s Castle Hill for providing the suits for the debutantes’ partners. High Drama at Ryde Secondary College RYDE Secondary College unveiled its acting talent when more than 60 students showed their wares at the annual Drama Showcase Night. Students from the elective Drama classes in Years 9 to 12, along with the College Drama Club performed a range of scripted and self-devised pieces for a packed house. Years 9, 10 and 12 students created their own works. Not only did they direct and act in their performances, they also scripted the work from scratch with Year 11 students performing excerpts from famous playwrights including Shakespeare, Samuel Beckett and Oscar Wilde. The Drama Club, which consists of mainly Year 7 and 8 students, devised an ensemble piece under the direction of their tutor Cate Cunningham. ‘The great thing about drama is that it is accessible to all,” said Alison Shaw, Heat Teacher of Creative and Performing Arts at Ryde. “Students from different grades, different friendship groups, with varying abilities and skills were all able to work collaboratively and showcase their talents,” she said. “Every student left with a great sense of accomplishment and a sense of belonging, having been part of such a large event.’ Principal Cassy Norris said that the night was particularly special because students from the college’s support unit, mainstream and selective classes were all represented and worked so well together. Ryde Secondary College students Emily Corlett (left) and Stephanie Chels lift Hayley Da Silva during a performance at the annual Drama Showcase Night.
Wednesday 4 July, 2018 THE WEEKLY TIMES 7 Giant Jigsaw Puzzle for Refuge Meals At West Ryde Marketplace 10am to 2pm Wed-Sunday West Ryde Marketplace is providing 800 meals for women and children victims of domestic violence represented by 800 pieces of the giant wall jigsaw puzzle now being built at the shopping centre. Charter Hall owners and managers of the shopping centre are working in partnership with the Two Good community charity which has delivered more than 40,000 meals to refuges and shelters since its inception in late 2016. Two Good founder Rob Caslick says “we are thrilled to be partnering with Charter Hall to raise awareness of domestic violence in regional areas”. Two Good has established a kitchen in Sydney where domestic violence survivors can train for jobs in hospitality. The giant wall jigsaw puzzle features the Too Good community members who are helping deliver 800 meals to local domestic violence shelters and each piece of the jigsaw represents a meal. Too Good community member faces to appear include Delivering Good Ambassadors celebrity chefs Neil Perry and Maggie Beer as well as founder Rob Caslick and some of the women who have experienced domestic violence. Members of the public are invited to participate by selecting a piece of the jigsaw from a bucket at the puzzle site where puzzle builder Sarah will operate 10am to 2pm every day Wednesday to Sunday until Saturday week July 14. Shoppers who select a “golden” puzzle piece at random will receive a Maggie Beer cookbook or a Rockpool dining experience valued at $600. Shoppers and passers-by at West Ryde Marketplace are being invited to help complete the giant 800 piece jigsaws puzzle that represents 800 meals for domestic violence survivors being presented by West Ryde Marketplace’s Charter Hall group at refuges around Australia. Pictured adding pieces to the West Ryde jigsaw are Rev Paul Weaver and Mrs Sarah Weaver with The Weekly Times editor John F Booth AM and Charter Hall’s Sarah. TWT on-the-spot PHOTO. In partnership with Two Good one puzzle piece & meal at a time West Ryde Marketplace is home to a giant jigsaw puzzle featuring the Two Good community who are helping deliver 800 meals to local domestic violence shelters. One piece delivers one meal. Puzzle workshop near Woolworths Every Wed to Sun – 10am to 2pm 27 Jun to 14 Jul 14 Anthony Road, West Ryde NSW 2114 PH (02) 9491 8200 westrydemarketplace.com.au
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