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10 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 17 October, 2018 Saturday 20 October 2018 9 am - 8.30 pm TWT 2018 Miss Eastwood Granny Smith Festival Queen Quest presentation on stage at Eastwood Shopping Centre last Saturday featured, l to r, Master of Ceremonies Stephen Sim, Ryde Deputy Mayor Clr Simon Zhou who announced the winner, 2017 Queen Jane Meney, Ryde MP Victor Dominello who announced First Runner-up Laura Meade, Shi Li Zhao of Blossom House Florist who supplied the flowers, Yuhu Group’s Ray Khoury, First Runner-up Laura Meade, 2018 TWT Festival Queen Divya Ahlawat, Ryde Clr Trenton Brown who announced Second Runner-up Georgina Hedges, Clr Jordan Lane, Granny Smith Festival Committee chairman De’ann Hespe, Roseanna Gallo OAM, Eastwood Shopping Centre’s Cheryl Prats and The Weekly Times editor John F Booth AM. They will return to centre stage this Saturday after the Grand Parade and official opening for the prizegiving ceremony. All welcome. TWT on-the-spot PHOTO. Anthony Roberts MP Member for Lane Cove Wishing Everyone a Fun Filled Granny Smith FEStival 2018 If you require assistance please contact my office Phone: 9817 4757
Granny Smith Festival 2018 - Eastwood Saturday October 20 Wednesday 17 October, 2018 THE WEEKLY TIMES 11 Happy Club Eastwood AGM Club Eastwood was packed last Sunday morning for the Annual General Meeting when the new Board of Directors was elected including President Ray Blunt who was returned unopposed after reporting another successful trading year. Also elected unopposed was new Vice President Geoff Coles succeeding long standing member Graeme Hennessy who has retired from the Board after a long and distinguished service. Anthony Munroe was also uncontested for the new position of Finance Director. Four members were elected as directors to make up the full Board, namely Greg Voss, Gary Nenadovich, Jordan Mulhearn and Graeme Hall. The new Board is pictured left. TWT on-the-spot PHOTO. Grannies at Granny Smith Festival Proud to support the By HUGH LEE OAM, JP The long awaited Granny Smith Festival is just around the corner and our grannies all have their sleeves up ready for the famous parade. It will be good exercise for them but also a perfect meeting place to run into friends who come from suburbs all around and join in on the fun in Eastwood. Our grannies are a little different; they are healthy and have their own iPads or mobile phones. Most importantly they are all active in social media e.g. Facebook and Whatsapp to keep in touch with overseas relatives. They can also use their iPads or mobile phones to take pictures with Granny, the mascot of the Festival to win a gift from Woollies or to share with friends through "Wechat" if not "Whatsapp". They can even put all the photos together to compile a Photostory or iMovie and upload to Youtube to share with friends and relatives. Thanks to this 21st century technology, some of our grannies can be included in their family group chats. Although English is still a barrier, nonetheless photos are an international language that everyone understands. To a certain extent, elder abuse can be minimised through communications. For any other grannies, if you don't understand what I am talking about, please come join us. Hugh Lee OAM JP is President of Eastwood Chinese Senior Citizens Club Now open for your convenience & entertainment till 2.30am from Thurs -Sat 6 Hillview Rd Eastwood (Just across the road from Eastwood Library) Phone 9874-0221 Bigger budget for community events 90% of Skin Cancer and Skin lumps and bumps can be safely and effectively removed at GP clinic Clr Dr Peter Kim with his son Anthony and the Granny Smith Festival apple masot ready for this Saturday’s festival. Clr Dr Peter Kim has successfully moved a motion at Ryde Council to increase the budget for community events from $2 per capita to $3 per capita. Despite having a lower budget City of Ryde events are successful because we have very active and supportive volunteers and community groups that help us to organise our events - of which we are grateful Clr Kim says. “With the increased events budget we will be able to bring more attractions and better shows to our Events and also we will be able to provide the community groups with more resources to produce better community events. “The overarching aim is to infuse festivity into the City of Ryde events. And I would like to see all our events become not a mere occasion but festivals. I am hoping that more Rydeans can visit our events and join the festivity of Rydeans. All people from different walks of life come together to be one Rydeans”! 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. Skin CanCer CliniC Minor Skin Surgery Bulk Billed No Referral is needed For appointment call 9411 4880 lASER CLINIC • Laser skin rejuvenation, hair removal, freckles, moles, acne, capillaries, melasma. INJECTIONS • Antiwrinkle injections. Cosmetic Filler injections. 62-80 Rowe Street East, Eastwood, NSW 2122 (Aldi building) www.peterkim.com.au Facebook: Eastwood Skin Clinic
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