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8 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 4 July, 2018 WIN! with TWT! Feel The Beat with talented Cumberland Gang Show Orchestra Four TWT readers can win double passes to a Cumberland Gang Show Feel the Beat Musical Variety performance on Saturday July 14 at Riverside Theatre Parramatta at 7.30pm. Live music of Cumberland Gang Show’s Orchestra will really help you to “Feel the Beat” of this year’s show. “All of the music is orchestrated and arranged by the members of our Music Team,” says Orchestra Leader Jeff Hook. “This year we have 36 songs to play with the cast as well as an Overture, Entr’acte and Playout to get under our fingers, so a high standard of musicianship is required,” he said. “We all enjoy playing together as a Team each year as it definitely develops our music skills and experience. Collectively we all keep coming back year after year because we believe in making a difference to the 160 cast on that stage by supporting them with an opportunity that they may not otherwise get” he added. In this year’s show the CGS Orchestra has 24 musicians including flutes, clarinets, saxophones, trumpets, trombones, guitars, double bass, keyboards, synthesisers and drums/percussion. The Orchestra is comprised of Scouting and Guiding members in both Leadership and adult support positions and they play a variety of music featuring both locally written songs and popular contemporary music. Pictured are families involved in the Orchestra l to r Jo and David Burns and son Lucas; Adam Wardell and daughter Keira; father and son Lars and Tristan Hornstra and Mary Falvey and her daughters Lucy and Rebecca. David and Jo both play flute and are saddling up for their 30th year and 15th year respectively with CGS. This is Lucas’ first year in the Show and he also plays the Alto Saxophone. David and Jo also have another younger son Hayden who plays Trombone and hopes to join the cast in 2019. Adam Wardell, in his 30th year with CGS, plays Lead Guitar in the Orchestra while Keira - who plays the flute and piano - is in her third stint with the Show. A long time cast member, Adam has held the position of Assistant Producer/Director, holds other roles and loves being part of the CGS family. Lars and Carol Hornstra make the trip up from Picton each year to help with CGS. Whilst Lars is playing Rhythm Guitar in the Orchestra, Tristan’s mum Carol is busy backstage helping out in the Makeup Team. This is Tristan’s 20th year in CGS and he also has a music background with playing guitar and holds the position of Production Director. Mary Falvey, a seven year member, is the mother of Lucy and Rebecca and plays clarinet in the Orchestra. She began learning the clarinet during her school years in the United Kingdom and continued clarinet as part of her school teaching degree. This is Lucy’s seventh year in CGS and she also plays the clarinet. During her HSC year in 2016 Lucy took a year off from cast and played in the Orchestra alongside her mum Mary. Rebecca - in her third year with the Show - also plays the alto saxophone. Mary is proud of her daughters as both of them have some solo singing parts. Show opens on Friday July 13 and runs until Saturday July 21 during the school holidays with 7.30pm evening performances and 2pm matinees. Tickets $32 adults and $20 children. Enquiries: https://www.gangshow. asn.au/ Bookings Riverside Theatre Parramatta 8839 3399 at booking office or online www.riversideparramatta. com.au TO WIN go to our website - weeklytimes.com.au - and click on the WIN with TWT tab and fill out the entry form; or write your name, address and phone number on the back of an envelope and send to TWT Cumberland Gang Show, PO Box 123, Ryde 1680. Entries close 9am Monday July 9 and winners published July 11. Photo by Tim Searle Photography Australia’s Golden Days of Wrestling Four TWT readers can win DVD copies of Over The Top Rope - The Legends of World Championship Wrestling Australia 1964 - 1978 compiled by wrestling historian Libnan Ayoub. Over The Top Rope charts the amazing events that saw World Championship Wrestling establish itself as a weekend staple in loungerooms across the country. It reigned supreme from 1964 to 1978 and brought us characters like Andre the Giant, Mario Milano, Killer Kowalski, King Curtis and Spiros Arion. TO WIN go to our website - weeklytimes.com.au - and click on the WIN with TWT tab and fill out the entry form; or write your name, address and phone number on the back of an envelope and send to TWT Over The Top Rope, PO Box 123, Ryde 1680. Entries close 9am Monday July 16 and winners published July 18. Luxury apartments available for winter 217 Vimiera Road, Eastwood Dr James Knight AM Warm and secure luxury retirement apartments are still available at Vimiera Retirement Village in Eastwood. Vimiera Village was founded by Dr John Knight AM and these outstanding apartments offer comfortable assisted living with wholesome meals, linen services and domestic help available. They also feature on site managers and emergency buttons as well as ele- vators, good lighting, guide rails and some of Sydney’s most enchanting gardens. With friendly neighbours and diverse activities, retired people never feel lonely and the Village also has a hairdressor and a chemist. Units have private balconies and are located near the Macquarie Centre. Known to thousands of fans of the Mike Walsh Show as “Doctor James Wright The Merry Medic”; Dr Knight said he looks forward to meeting the local community. “I would love to show you around our lovely assisted units at Vimiera Village,” he said. “Many residents bring their families and join a lifestyle that keeps them mentally and physically active and you can even have your own garden plot.” Vimiera luxury apartments are warm and cosy as well as being stylishly fitted out with marble bathrooms and granite kitchens. “Doctors, hospitals and churches and banks are close at hand and so is the “Vimiera’s one, two and three bedroom apartments are very spacious and private. Vimiera Retirement Village is responsibly Foundation, which is a non-profit charity “Our large crystal tertaining friends and a Macquarie Centre,” he said. “They are also comfortable typical unit very and features a a warm terracotta roof alongside warmly with carpeted floor tiles floors in the kitchen and bathrooms.” managed caring the Medi team Aid by the from Centre and public benefit institution. Guests are welcome. lounge is ideal for en- there an is also indoor library, heated pool and a spa.”
Wednesday 4 July, 2018 THE WEEKLY TIMES 9 Eastwood Korean Community News Eastwood Bendigo Community Bank Eastwood Bendigo Community Bank project will be launched on Saturday July 21 at Hanho Korean Daily office 570 Blaxland Road Eastwood at 3pm. Interested persons are invited to RSVP by July 14 to James Jong Min Jeong on 0416 410 123 or Jimmy Jong Hoon Park on 0414 502 277. Also this month we celebrate Councillor Dr Peter Kim opening his new Eastwood clinic in Rowe Street. Major skin cancer risk factors revealed Korean community supports the Bendigo Eastwood bank project in 47 Rowe Street, Eastwood. Korean community supports public WIFI in Rowe Street, Eastwood. Korean community supports to set up the sisterhood relationship between Ryde City Council and Dong Dae Moon City Council in Seoul, Korea for the mutual co-operation and future prosperity. Korean community supports the short-term car park building project in Eastwood area. Korean community supports the Eastwood public library expansion project by the Ryde council.- JIMMY JONG HOON PARK THERE are several major risk factors with skin cancer, Eastwood based Dr Peter Kim (pictured) said this week. These factors are fair skin, family history, personal history, exposure to the sun, freckles, non healing skin lesions and immune suppression. “If you have any of these factors, you are automatically at a higher risk of having a skin cancer,” Dr Kim said. “The fairer your skin is the more likely it is that your skin will burn and you will have a higher risk of developing skin cancer. “A typical stereotype of these skin types are people from European, Scandinavian and British descent as their skin is fair and they tend to burn rather than tan.” Family history and personal history are also factors. “Some skin cancers tend to run in the family and if you had one skin cancer, you are more likely to have another one,” Dr Kim said. Australian governments have funded major advertising campaigns to warn of the risk of over exposure to sunlight, often using models with fair skin and freckles. “Whether it is recreational or work related, prolong exposure to high level UV exposure is the reason why Australia is the skin cancer capital of the world,” he said. “The number of freckles in your body is a positive correlation to the risk of developing melanoma.” People with a non healing skin lesion should seek medical advice. “Skin cancers don’t heal and that is why they present as a non healing skin lesion. “All non healing skin lesions should attract medical attention.” Immune suppression also increases the risk. “Whether you immune is suppressed because of chemotherapy, medications or medical illness, these patients are more susceptible to skin cancers.” Dr Kim stressed that two out of every three Australians will be diagnosed with skin cancer by the time they are 70 and that more than 750,000 people treated for one or more non-melanoma skin cancers in Australia each year. The recent statistics further indicate that 13,134 Australians were diagnosed with melanoma while 2015, 2,162 people died from skin cancer in Australia. These fatalities include 1,520 from melanoma and 642 from non-melanoma skin cancers. I N V I T A T I O N You are cordially invited to Presentation for EASTWOOD BENDIGO COMMUNITY BANK PROJECT at Hanho Korean Daily Ground Level 570 Blaxland Road, Eastwood 2122 Saturday 21 July, 2018 3:00 pm Light refreshments will be served RSVP : By 14 July, 2018 Free The activity is on from 18th July to 22nd July for 4 sessions each day 11am, 12pm, 2pm, 3pm Booking required as places are limited: www.mybuildabearparty.com.au. trading hours: MON: 9am - 5:30pm TUE: 9am - 5:30pm WED: 9am - 5:30pm THU: 9am - 9pm FRI: 9am - 5:30pm SAT: 9am - 5:00pm SUN & PUBLIC HOLIDAYS: 10am - 4pm Eastwood Shopping Centre Located 152-160 Rowe Street, Eastwood Eastwood Shopping Centre Ryde looks to adopt a sister THE KOREAN CITY of Dong Dae Mun could be a sister city with the City of Ryde under a Friendship Agreement prposed by Clr Dr Peter Kim. Councillors voted unanimously at last Tuesday night’s council meeting to give in-principle agreement to the sister city proposal and requested General Manager George Dedes bring a report on the idea to an upcoming council meeting. Mr Dedes is also expected to consult with the local Korean speaking community and with the South Korean consulate. Local resident Jason Koh addressed the council meeting and spoke of trade opportunities that could flow from a sister city agreement. “Sister city agreements can be symbolic but the beauty of sister city agreements is that they encourage both friendship and businesses partnerships,” he said. “If the City of Ryde takes this partnership seriously it will maximise joint venture opportunities with Dong Dae Mun City, which is a centre piece of South Korea’s economic hub.” Dr Peter Kim Skin Surgery Clinic Fellow of Australiasian College of Cosmetic Surgery SKIN CANCER CLINIC • Skin Cancer checks. Diagnosis. Biopsies. • Skin Cancer Surgery. Non-Surgial • Skin Cancer treatment (laser). MINOR OPS CLINIC • Removal of moles, cysts, lipoma skin/finger warts, • Scar revision. Ingrown toenails. Veins. Capillaries. • Laser Mole removal. Please contact a member of the Committee For further information James Jong Min Jeong(To be Br. Manager) 0416 410 123 Jimmy Jong Hoon Park(To be Director) 0414 502 27 LASER CLINIC • Laser skin rejuvenation, hair removal, freckles, moles, acne, capillaries, melasma. INJECTIONS • Antiwrinkle injections. Cosmetic Filler injections. Skin Cancer Clinic Minor Skin Surgery 90% of Skin Cancer and Skin lumps and bumps can be safely and effectively removed at GP clinic. Bulk Billed No Referral is needed Please Call Us For appointment call 9804 0003 www.peterkim.com.au 116 Rowe Street East, Eastwood, NSW 2122 (within Kang Nam Surgery, opposite Council car park) Facebook: Eastwood Skin Clinic
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