The Weekly Times - TWT - 17th October 2018

2 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 17 October, 2018
WIN! with TWT!
Little Shop of Horrors
Musical at Lakeside Road
Three TWT readers can win Double Passes to opening night of Eastwood
Uniting Church Musical Society’s new production Little Shop of
Horrors on Friday October 26 at 14-16 Lakeside Road Eastwood at 8pm.
Seymour Krelbourn is stuck.
He has a dead-end job in the
most hopeless florist shop in
New York and a hopeless crush
on his co-worker.
He also has a peculiar hobby –
cultivating rare plants.
When he finds a small, unclassified
flytrap, his discovery may
be the key that will get him out
of Skid Row – if only he can keep
it alive.
He stumbles on a solution that
won’t cost much – only his soul.
A timely reminder to be cautious
about big promises and
small compromises, this sweet
and satirical retelling of the
Faust story combines a tribute
to the B-Grade monster movies
of the 1960s with an infectious
Motown inspired score from the
song-writing team that brought
usDisney’sThe Little Mermaid,
Beauty & the BeastandAladdin.
Other performances Saturday
October 27 @ 1pm and 7pm;
Friday November 2 @ 8pm; Saturday
November 3 @ 1pm and
7pm; Friday November 9 @ 8pm
and Saturday November 10 @
1pm and 7pm.
Tickets $27 adults; $18pensioners
or $15children aged 16
and under. Bookings: www.eucms.org.au
or phone 8061 7195.
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 Little Shop of
Horrors Musical, PO Box 123,
Ryde 1680. Entries close 9am
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$40 - Children
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Bookings:
02 9817
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6803
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or
6803
02 9816
or 02
4078
9816 4078
Shop 81, 1-55 West Pde, West Ryde
(Next to Bus Exchange Taxi Stand,
Entrance to Train Station)
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Monday October 22 and winners
published October 24.
Three’s Company
Hunters Hill
Music Concert
Three TWT readers have
won Double Passes to this
Sunday’s Hunters Hill Music
Three’s Company concert featuring
award winning clarinetist
Deborah de Graaff, accomplished
pianist Tonya Lemoh
and talented soprano Narelle
Yeo in Hunters Hill Town Hall,
Alexandra Street, Hunters Hill
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at 2.30pm.
Winners are: Brian Sullivan,
Eastwood; Sharon Lovelock,
West Ryde and Nathan Mc-
Shane of Drummoyne.
Concert pianist Tonya performs
internationally and is
known for her focus on unusual
and exotic repertoire, as
well as the great works of the
Romantic period.
Deborah is not only known
for her successful career as
a chamber music recitalist,
concerto soloist and recording
artist for the ABC but also as
an innovative pedagogue and
academic.
Narelle has achieved considerable
performing success in
the United States, performing
numerous professional roles
in opera and musical theatre.
Tickets $40 adults, $10 students
and children under 12
FREE.
More information athttp://
www.huntershill.fmca.org.au
or phone Lynn Trainor 9817
6803 or Geoffrey Chard 9816-
4078.
Cottage Crafts
Christmas Sale
Epping Cottage Crafts will
hold its 37th Christmas Sale
from Thursday November 1 to
Saturday November 3 in Eastwood
Scout Hall, corner Marsden
Road and Lawson Street
Eastwood.
It’s a great place for Christmas
shopping or to treat yourself
to some quality yet affordable
items including hand painted
silk, ceramics, woodwork studio
glass, soft toys, babies and
children’s wear, creative needlework,
Christmas decorations
and more.
The group’s homemade preserves
and sweet treats are not
to be missed. Open Thursday
November 1 from 12 noon to
6pm; Friday November 2 from
9am to 6pm and Saturday November
3 from 9am to 4pm.
Entry via Lawson Street.
A gold coin donation at the
door helps the 1st Brush Farm
Hi girls and boys,
This week we take the life Education Van and our exciting new
programs to, Ryde East School 12 Twin Road, North Ryde.
Clubs NSW, “Lose The Booze this October to help support
Aussie kids”
Through October approximately 80 young people will die through
preventative causes. Fact, three quarters of deaths among young
people 15-24 are avoidable.
The three leading causes suicide, road deaths and
drug overdose.
So Ocsober is fundraising month for Life Education
and mascot Healthy Harold from Clubs NSW.
See you in class.
VIC TAGG
City of Ryde Art
Society Exhibition
CITY of Ryde Art Society will hold their 58th
Art Exhibition from Friday October 26 to Friday
November 2 in the Cox’s Road Community Hall,
201 Cox’s Road, North Ryde.
Grand Opening event and Awards presentation on
Sunday October 28 from 4pm with City of Ryde Mayor
Jerome Laxale.
Light classical music. $5 entry fee.
Encouragement Award ceremony Friday October 26
from 11.30am. Gallery opening hours October 26 to November
2 from 11am to 4pm; Sunday October 28 from
11am to 2pm; Thursday November 1 from 12 noon to
7pm and Friday November 2 from 11am to 2pm.
For further information contact: membershipcras@
gmail.com
Scouts. Enquiries Elaine Farrington
9979 1764.
from,
Happy
HealthyHarold
Best regards
Vic Tagg
Chairman, Ryde Hunters Hill
Life Education
Arty Mob
Exhibition
The Arty Mob will be showing
their latest works “Creative Differences”
from Friday October 26 to
Sunday October 28 in Villa Maria
Hall, corner Gladesville Road and
Mary Street, Hunters Hill.
Exhibition is open Friday from
6.30pm to 8.30pm; Saturday from
10am to 4pm and Sunday 10am
to 3pm. All welcome. Enjoy drinks
with the artists on Friday night.
Photobook
Workshop
Sue Byrne of IT 4 Retirees
will run a six week Photobook
Workshop commencing
Wednesday October 24 in Boronia
Park Uniting Church hall,
93a Pittwater Road, Gladesville.
Do you have a drawer full of
printed photos that are fading
fast or your computer overflowing
with digital prints?
Learn how to create your own
treasured album of photos with
narrations, customised backgrounds
and images that is
professionally printed in a hard
cover album. A great way to
keep your memories alive forever
and makes a treasured gift
for loved ones at Christmas.
Two courses (device dependant)
will be run by Sue: 10am
to 11am for laptop users (Windows
or Apple) or 11.30am to
12.30pm for tablet users (Apple
or Android).
Cost $110 per person. Phone
Christine David on 0401-017-
459 to reserve your place or
answer any questions you may
have.
Golden Girls
Spring Fashion
Ryde-Gladesville branch of
Catholic Women’s League will
host a Golden Girls Spring
Fashion Parade on Saturday
October 27 in St Charles Parish
Hall, corner Victoria Road
& Charles Street, Ryde at 2pm.
Admission $10. There’ll be
homemade afternoon tea, lucky
door prizes and raffle. Parking
available. All monies raised in
aid of Father Chris Riley Youth
Off The Streets program; St
Vincent De Paul; school in
drought area and local charities.
Enquiries bookings Beth
9807 4334.
Your Chamber of
Commerce Meets
EPPING: Chamber enquiries
President Tony Hackett
9869-8900; 0418 413 226 or
secretary Betty Ockerlander
8876-5888.
EASTWOOD: Meet second
Monday each month.
Next meeting Monday November
12 from 6.15pm for
6.30pm. Enquiries president
Vic Tagg 0412 369 510 or
secretary Steve Colquhoun
9874-0221.
GLADESVILLE: Enquiries
President Max McFarlane
email: max.mcfarlane@skywardfinancial.com
WEST RYDE: Business
After Hours Friday October
19 hosted by Tax Store @
West Ryde Hotel ; Breakfast
Networking Thursday
November 15 @ Element 6.
Enquiries President Nora Etmekdjian
0417 699 955.
DRUMMOYNE: Meet first
Wednesday each month.
Next meeting November 7.
Enquiries Secretary Alex
Elliott 0438 774 323 or Vice
President Paul Harcombe
0438 089 900.
RIVERSIDE BUSINESS
CHAMBER: Business After
Hours Monday November 5
@ Melrose Park residential
development, 661 Victoria
Road, Melrose Park from
5.30 pm to 7pm. Onsite and
street parking. Free for
members, $20 local Chamber
members and $40 nonmembers.
Bookings online
at riversidechamber.com.au
Enquiries Sabrina Ferguson
9952 8498.
Top conductor Suze Pratten
at Macquarie Singers concert
HIGHLY skilled choir director Suze Pratten (pictured)
will feature at Macquarie Singers’ next concert “Laid
Bare - Centuries of a’cappella song from around the
world” this Sunday October 21 at Roselea Community
Centre, 345 Pennant Hills Road, Carlingford at 3pm.
She’ll conduct a special guest choir Stay Tuned.
Enjoy a special program of memorable a’cappella
songs ranging from the renaissance to the 20th
century, from traditional to classical and spanning
continents. Concert will be conducted by Dr Sarah
Penicka-Smith. Tickets $35 adults; $30 concession;
$15 students; $80 family or children under 10
years FREE are available from www.trybooking.
com/412041 or sold at door. Plenty of onsite parking.
Children’s Day
at Carisbrook
Lane Cove Historical Society
in conjunction with Lane Cove
Theatre Company present
Seussical Jr at a Children’s
Day this Sunday October 21 at
Carisbrook Historic House, 334
Burns Bay Road, Lane Cove
from 2pm to 4pm.
Be enchanted by the magical
and quirky world of Dr Seuss…
All your favourite characters
will come to life through the art
of story-telling. Be prepared to
be entertained and challenged.
Tickets are $5 which includes
the character performance and
some sweet treats for the children.
See your favourite characters
come to life with live storytelling
from their fantastical upcoming
production.
FREE for children aged 3 yrs
and under. Tickets are available
at https://www.trybooking.com/426276
– get in quick
because numbers are limited to
60 people.
Bedlam at the
Bay Festival
City of Ryde and Hunters Hill
Councils have partnered with
The Happy Hens Social Enterprise
for a festival event this
Sunday October 21 at Bedlam
Bay Oval in Gladesville Hospital
from 11am to 5pm to celebrate
wellbeing, build connections
and raise awareness for better
mental health in our community.
To encourage you to leave the
car at home, community transport
group Stryder will have
a shuttle bus picking up from
Victoria Road bus stops to the
park.
Enjoy a day of good fun, music
and food at the edge of the
Bay.
The Happy Hens have been
running a successful community
garden at the Bedlam
Bay boat shed and are now
welcoming others to join them
Calling all Former
Scouts & Guides
Keep Alive the Spirit
of Scouting & Guiding with the
St George’s Guilds meeting at historic
“Addington” 813 Victoria Road Ryde
Sydney Guild meets Tuesdays:
Inquiries Doris Carrall 0425 223 628
John F Booth AM 9807 6666
Visitors welcome but RSVP for seating & catering.
SUNDAY OctOber 21
2pm - 4pm
Special exhibitions of Scouting, Girl Guide
and Guild memorabilia on display
Open Days 3rd Sunday February-November
Admission FREE - Afternoon Teas served
Inquiries:
Doris Carrall 0425 223 628
Lyn Donald 0402 256 920
Ron Paton 0418 408 323
St George’s Guilds
in Australia
with their new project at the
old Henley Bowling Green at 2
Crown Street. They’ll be turning
the green into a productive
garden. First working bee is on
Sunday November 18 from 3pm
to 5pm.
Remembrance Sunday
St Albans service
A service will be held on Remembrance
Sunday November
11 in St Alban’s Anglican
Church, Pembroke Street,
Epping at 9.30am to commemorate
the centenary of the
Armistice which ended World
War 1.
The service will acknowledge
service men and women from
all conflicts, but will focus on
soldiers connected to the St Alban’s
Parish who are inscribed
on the Church’s World War 1
Honour Board. St Alban’s extends
a warm invitation to all
interested in attending the service.
Contact St Alban’s office
9876-3362 or email: office@
eppinganglicans.org.au