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4 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 16 January, 2019 WIN! with TWT! Cold Pursuit action thriller film Ten TWT readers can win double passes to the American action thriller film Cold Pursuit to be released nationally by independent film distributor Studio Canal on February 7. Welcome to Kehoe, it’s minus 10 degrees and counting at this glitzy ski resort in the Rocky Mountains. The local police aren’t used to much action until the son of unassuming town snowplough driver, Nels Coxman (Liam Neeson), is murdered at the order of Viking (Tom Bateman), a flamboyant drug lord. Fuelled by rage and armed with heavy machinery, Nels sets out to dismantle the cartel one man at a time, but his understanding of murder comes mainly from what he read in a crime novel. As the bodies pile up, his actions ignite a turf war between Viking and his long-standing rival White Bull (Tom Jackson), a soulful Native-American mafia boss, that will quickly escalate and turn the small town’s bright white slopes blood-red. Starring Liam Neeson, Laura Dern, John Doman, Emmy Rossum and Tom Bateman, Cold Pursuit will be released in cinemas on February 7. 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 Cold Pursuit Film, PO Box 123, Ryde 1680. Entries close 9am Monday January 28 and winners published January 30. Holiday fun at Taronga Zoo Five TWT readers can win family passes to Taronga Zoo during these summer school holidays. Taronga Zoo Sydney has experiences to surprise and delight the whole family while learning about wildlife conservation. Families can explore the vast, iconic Giraffe paddock before it gets an incredible makeover to become part of the exiting new African savannah precinct. To meet their Giraffe in person, encounters have recommenced now that they have settled in to their new, temporary home at the old Elephant Temple near Backyard to Bush. Tickets for Giraffe encounters as well as Koala, Penguin and bird encounters can be purchased at the Zoo shops and animal experience stations from 9am and it is recommended that guests buy these tickets early to avoid disappointment. Additionally, families can go behind the scenes with a new Elephant experience led by the Elephant keepers, which brings guests eye to eye with the herd. This incredible experience is available at 2pm on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays and limited to no more than four people per day – book early on the day of your visit. Want to see a Sydney Funnel-Web Spider twostoreys high? Families can learn more about some of the smaller residents of Taronga Zoo Sydney at the pop-up Super Smalls: The GIANT bug show! at the Centenary Theatre on our massive 270 degree, ultawide curved screen. At 10:30am and 2:30pm every day of the holidays, microscopic cameras and projectors will show incredible minibeasts like they’ve never been seen before! 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 Taronga Zoo, PO Box 123, Ryde 1680. Entries close 9am Monday January 21 and winners January 23. Ryde Lions say thank you Ryde Lions would like to thank all who contributed to their Annual Christmas Food Appeal for the Ryde Branch of the Salvation Army. The final food cage of donations was presented to Salvation Army’s Amanda Whittaker on December 15 by Lions Ernie Kidd and Project Co-Ordinator Judy Harris. In all 20 trolley loads of food and gifts were donated in time to be made into hampers and delivered to those in need in our local community. Ryde Lions thank the Gladesville Shopping Village Management for allowing them to use their centre as their collection point. Moocooboola Computer Club Moocooboola Computer Club at 44 Gladesville Road Hunters Hill will start sessions in 2019 on Monday February 4. No fees charged for first term with new timetable. Monday mornings 10am to 12 noon; Tuesday afternoon 1pm to 3pm plus Thursday morning and afternoon sessions same times. Enquiries Shirley 9879-4010 or club room 9879-4588. Ryde Lantern Club Fun Day Lifeline GIANT Book Fair LIFELINE Harbour to Hawkesbury’s first GI- ANT Book Fair of the year will be staged on the weekend February 2-3 at The Civic Pavilion at The Concourse Chatswood from 8am to 5pm. lockbuster success at this fine venue, the Chatswood Book Fair will be offering more than 60,000 books of outstanding quality in more than 50 general and specialist categories including Art, Military, History, Biography, Gardening, Craft, Commercial Fiction, Literature, Architecture, Science, Sport, and Children’s and Young Adult titles. Among the diverse range of special editions to be snapped up on a first-come-first-served basis is a box set of the classic Larousse Gastronomique Recipe Collection; containing a total of 2,500 mouth-watering recipes, this encyclopaedia of French cuisine is an invaluable reference for the serious home cook or professional chef. A treasure trove of Marvel comics by the legendary Stan Lee—late co-creator of superheroes like Spiderman, The Hulk and X-Men—awaits fans of this popular genre. Variety of books as well as DVDs, CDs and video games at bargain prices. Proceeds from the book fairs are an essential funding source for Lifeline’s telephone crisis support and suicide prevention services. For more information on Lifeline or the Chatswood Book Fair, go to www.lifelineh2h.org.au Moocooboola CompRyde Lantern Club have organised a fun day out to Ettalong on the Central Coast on Monday January 21. Touring in a 53 seat luxury coach, the trip includes visits to The Entrance, surf beaches and lakes plus theWyong region, Luca Chocolates Outlet, Cheese Factory and Sara Lee Factory Shop. Cost is $45 and includes morning tea. Lunch will be at the Ettalong Diggers Club at own expense. Depart St Anne’s Church in Church Street Ryde at 8am. Funds raised will be directed to The Royal Institute for Deaf & Blind Children at North Rocks. For bookings and further information contact Robert Anderson 0418 552 532. Macquarie Ryde VIEW Club Macquarie Ryde VIEW Club are seeking new members. The club meets on the fourth Tuesday each month at Ryde Eastwood Leagues Club at 6.30pm. They are a fund-raising group supporting underprivileged Australian children through The Smith Family and organise monthly social outings. Enquiries Pat 8819-6295. Learning for Leisure Group Boronia Park Learning for Leisure Group invites new members to join their group on Wednesdays in the Uniting Church, Pittwater Road, Boronia Park from 9am to 12 noon. Activities include Gentle Exercises, IPad training, Mahjong (Austalian), knitting, crochet, tapestry, embroidery, paper craft and board games. Fees $15 per term. Enquiries 9817-1854. Epping Probus seeks members Epping & District Probus Club is a social club for retired or semi-retired men and are seeking persons interested in membership. The Club meets on the second Monday each month in Epping Presbyterian Church hall from 10am to 12 noon and runs regular social activities including speakers, musical afternoons, movie attendances, outings, walks, coffee morning teas, theatre performances and tours. Visitors are encouraged to attend a meeting and consider membership. Ladies are welcome to attend as visitors. Inquiries president Colin Jones 9871-2933 or secretary Ross Beattie 9871-1838. 2019 Willoughby Seniors Festival Willoughby seniors are invited to take part in the annual Seniors Festival, featuring more than 30 free or specially discounted events and activities. Sponsored by Willoughby City Council and supported by community organisations and businesses, the 2019 program runs during the NSW Seniors Festival in February and includes free exercise sessions, workshops, art exhibitions, performances, talks, open days and more. A highlight of the program is the annual Seniors Celebrations Variety Concert 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 February 11, 2019 hosted by Stryder @ Club Eastwood, 6A Hillview Road, at 6pm. 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: Enquiries President Nora Etmekdjian 0417 699 955. DRUMMOYNE: Meet first Wednesday each month. Next meeting February 6, 2019. Enquiries Secretary Alex Elliott 0438 774 323 or Vice President Paul Harcombe 0438 089 900. RIVERSIDE BUSI- NESS CHAMBER: Next meeting Monday February 4, 2019 hosted by Mitronics, 90/94 Hermitage Road, West Ryde @ 5.30pm. Enquiries Sabrina Ferguson 0412 096 525 or Marcella Letteri 9952- 8498. Diamond Anniversary for Brian & Christine Ryde residents Brian and Christine Frugtniet recently celebrated their Diamond Wedding anniversary. They marked the occasion with a Thanksgiving Mass at St Charles Catholic Church Ryde and luncheon with family and friends at Ryde Eastwood Leagues Club. The couple are pictured after their marriage in the Sri Lankan capital of Colombo on January 3, 1959 and have resided in their Gladstone Avenue Ryde home for the past 58 years. Brian and Christine have three children, five grandchildren and a great grandson. on February 19 on The Concourse, Chatswood. The concert will include live music and entertainment by a variety of performers including the celebrated Royal Australian Navy Band, followed by a delicious afternoon tea. A native plant showcase on February 22 called Wild Friday will discuss bush spice and wildflowers for backyards and features a cooking demonstration. Hosted by landscape architect and horticulturalist Linda Ross, it’s sure to be an interesting day. The Sydney Harbour Cruise on February 27 with seafood buffet lunch for just $50 is one to delight with the chance to enjoy sightseeing and commentary. Pick up a copy of the 2019 Willoughby Seniors Festival program from Council’s Libraries, Council reception at 31 Victor Street, Chatswood, Dougherty Community Centre and other locations across the City. Or download the full Seniors Festival Program here: http://www.willoughby. nsw.gov.au/about-council/ media-releases/willoughbyseniors-festival-2019/ Begonia and Frangipani Weekend NSW Begonia Society and the Australian Frangipani Society present the 2019 Begonia and Frangipani Weekend on Saturday February 23 and Sunday February 24 Help Save a Life! The Organ Donor Register Program is a Good Turn Project of the St George’s Guilds of Former Scouts & Guides at 226 Annangrove Road Annangrove. Open 10am to Saturday 4pm and Sunday from 10am to 3pm. There’ll plays, be plants, talks, dis- sausage sizzle and ments. person donation. light Gold refresh- coin On per site parking. Eastwood Seniors Tech Clinic City of Ryde Council have generously provided a grant to assist the Eastwood Senior Citizens Club in a new venture which aims to provide tech assistance to seniors. The venture is a new group within the club devoted to addressing a whole range of issues from problem solving to information sharing via the collective knowledge of club members. Membership of the group is open to all seniors. Q&A sessions will feature at most meetings and speakers will be sourced on a regular basis. Afternoon tea is available for all participants and monthly special afternoon teas will be implemented if there is sufficient interest. Meeting time is 1pm to 3pm each Tuesday at 159 Shaftsbury Road Eastwood (adjacent to Fire Station). Phone John 0403 995 404. Celebrating 110 years of Scouting in Australia in 2018 and 107 years of Guiding WE WELCOME your help in promoting this valuable and life saving venture. Please contact us if you would like to help in some way. You’re Invited... To meet us at our national headquarters historic “Addington” 813 Victoria Road, Ryde for a time of fun and fellowship: SYDNEY GUILD meets 1st Tuesday monthly at 7.30pm. Tel Doris Carrall 0425 223 628, Howard blair 9798 4060 Phyllis Berger 9624 5136 National Guildmaster John F Booth AM 9807 6666, PO Box 123 Ryde 1680 Email: johnfb@weeklytimes.com.au • www.weeklytimes.com.au
Nothing in Ryde and nothing in Lane Cove! Wednesday 16 January, 2019 THE WEEKLY TIMES 5 There is no public transport access and “So this isn’t ignorance by the Baird Government, it is there are acquarie parking meters for the limited car Community that it has deliberately chosen to ignore all the evidence College at it Again! and all the passion our communities have shown.” parking! Save Hunters Hill Municipality Coalition spokesman And you have to register to attend and to Phil Jenkyn agreed. indicate if you wish to speak. There will be no “What they’re doing with this public hearing is the questions or answers or debate or public minimum they have to do under legislation because they discussion. are not prepared to test the extent of community outrage with a referendum,” he said. Only public notice was a conglomeration By of the notices TWT in two pages of sixteen crammed uninspiring He STIR said it TEAM would be foolish to believe the issue was not Those interested in joining the college advertisements in the two Sydney daily newspapers a political one and said there was no assurance the (The Weekly Times Special Team which we imagine next to nobody would have seen or views of of the Investigative public hearing will carry Reporters) weight with ‘highly membership to “actively supporting read. politicised’ government, which has shown a capacity the Purpose, Vision and Values of the reject community views which clash with its own. Those who have followed the never-ending saga of scams, rorts and skulduggery Hunters at Hill Macquarie call special Community meeting College decided to do will now not is target be Liberal surprised members, branch to hear the Application Form they are invited College” are also turned away when “It is a shame process so what our coalition has Following a meeting of concerned residents in Hunters members, party supporters and especially Lane Cove that Hill RSL CEO Hall last Theresa Wednesday attended Collignon by Mayor and Richard staff MP are Anthony at it Roberts again. to complete is missing. who should resign if he will not Quinn and Clr Mark Bennett the Hunters Hill Council has stand up for the community.” called Membership a special meeting renewals this which Monday were night at previously The one sent day public to members hearing will be in held November-De- hearing the Like This Mayor remarkable Laxale, Mr Jenkyn series ponders of why obstacles the public to The TWT Stir Team (9807 6666) would Council Chambers at 7.30pm. SEE PAGE 4. at the Hunters membership is being held renewal in Hunters seem Hill whose far too 14,000 blatant welcome feedback from Chairman Dr ratepayers would be lucky to elect one representative on cember Hill Sailing Club with in Clarke’s a final Point reminder on Tuesday, in February January 2 a combined to be considered council representing coincidences. 164,000 ratepayers Jennifer Green, Deputy Chair Brian from 1pm to 5pm and from 7pm to 10pm. have not been sent out as of January 14. and dominated It would by seem Ryde under that a forced CEO merger. Collignon and Moran or even CEO Collignon on how There will be no community hearings in Ryde or Lane “We’ll be lucky to get one, Lane Cove will get two and Cove While and membership ratepayers who wish renewals to attend have or previously views heard been by the accepted current council till boundary end of commission January development in three years issues to every change time the and College our one Concompetence or their mischievous tac- their Ryde Board will get with nine, three Hunters unsuccessful Hill will be outvoted attempts on they can defend what is either gross in- review have been told to register at www. representative will be left with the token option of having Theresa Collignon the councilboundaryreview.nsw.gov.au provision to renew membership online Ryde is Mayor no longer Jerome Laxale available. plans to attend but blasted Even apply supporters more of subtle mega councils tactics are to perplexed remove as totheir College. munity College stitution to their liking, have decided to tics to discourage membership of the his or her name recorded against the votes.” CEO Macquarie Com- the choice and date of the venue, which he believes shuts Currently Ryde ratepayers members out of the must democratic ring process. in and why opposition, our local State by MPs disenfranchising have declined to comment them. on the issue, despite newly elected North Sydney MP Trent KASSANDRA KASHION of Drummoyne has been crowned Miss leave “They’ve a message got to be kidding to renew themselves,” membership. the Mayor Zimmerman speaking out against forced amalgamations Canada Bay Galaxy 2016 in the current Miss Galaxy Australia contest said. Also of concern is that anyone seeking at a recent Meet The Candidates Forum in Lane Cove and hopes “I know the size of the Hunters Hill Sailing Club Plaza. VALE to later become Margaret Miss Australia. Barton See Page 18. Tribute Plaque to because become I got married a member there, it can is out read of the all way about for it people on in the Ryde College and has been website deliberately but chosen alas, to be the out of the way.” and Joe Bolton honours former Membership Application Form which was The Mayor described the public hearing as ‘token previously gesture, a mere available formality’ and as points a download to the fact that has MARGARET BAR- Requiem Mass in St large and packed public meetings, facilitated by local I remember Clr Terry Ryan gone too! TON of Eastwood will Charles Borromeo council staff, have already been held in the three existing be farewelled tomorrow Thursday ... January ria Road Ryde. cillor Terry Ryan will Catholic Church Victo- council Even areas more but have interesting been ‘intentionally is the ignored’. fact that Former Ryde Coun- MCC Extraordinary Meeting when Pradeep “Our position Khushalani, backed by surveys the is Company that 81 per cent Secretary who is responsible for membership of people in Ryde want to keep our council and a combined An Extraordinary General Meeting of Macquarie 17 at Macquarie Sponsored Park Joe was just a day be honoured with a 97 per cent of people across the three council areas Community College was in progress as we went to Crematorium Camelia short of being married plaque in Eastwood is support on leave. our alternative His email proposal and to keep phone councils advises local press last night to discuss the future viability and Chapel at 1.30pm. by to Anne for 67 years Plaza at 2pm this Saturday. and send elected delegates to a Joint Regional Authority management of the College. DETAILS AND FULL Margaret was a Girl tomorrow. that he is returning on 29 January, just a Clermont to discuss shared services,” he said. REPORT NEXT WEEK. Guide leader and Joe and Anne were few days before membership renewals member of Sydney joint managers of TJ The plaque acknowledges Terry Ryan’s Aged expire. St George’s Guild of Andrews Funeral Directors at Victoria contribution to ensur- former Scouts Wynyard Wallace in John Brown of Ryde Rotary Care, and Lane Cove MP Anthony today. Jessica was runner-up for TWT Granny Amelia Hull cel- Eastwood wedding and mark. Man at brother Peter’s JB’s World Pommieland. and JB cousin Jan McNeill Guides. Road Ryde for many ing the Australian flag Roberts and Alicia turns four Talking of Pommieland, JB’s better half of Dr Ian McNeill next Wednesday and will She was predeceased Rydeyears near to his is flown in Eastwood • Continued from Page 1 twin Smith brother Festival Dr Peter Queen Arthurin of Mt ebrates Pleasant 49 who on will Saturday be celebrate Godfather with big of brother first born by her husband Chief church of St Charles Plaza and in good condition at all times. Booth 2002. and Sarah his child Bottoms bride celebrating same day with as children Christina John Debbie Anthony and Godfather baby Inspector Keith Barton Borromeo. Margaret turns 13 Quain Vienna Barnier Booth Rory, Sally Stuart and brother Thomas. who was also today Bandzivlis. Of Peter and Ely’s Roseanna a lifetime An ardent Balmain Tigers supporter and ceremony at 2pm will The plaque unveiling are and celebrating has her Nonna their 59th grandchildren. Ulrike there there where to they celebrate settled daughter Maxted of JB celebrates Goddaughter 24 Hardware Godfather fame celebrate of their 59 two Guild member. tant to offer his opinion Rebbecca Caitlin RON Manila AND MARGARET Scout member and wedding and wedding anniversary tomorrow EVA REYNOLDS elder TAFFA of Taffa’s Mitre 10 Sydney St George’s fan, Joe was not reluc- follow a pre-Australia over after with their her wedding from in St Phillip’s Sydney Debbie on Booth Sunday Reynolds at Beecroft and children Rosemary and Gallo Day lunch event in the years wedded bliss * * * on a full range of matters and his catchcry Eastwood Hotel hosted by Tony Tang and Church along with Eastwood mutti Elisabeth, father trip to UK in Daniel, 1957. Dr ther Peter Ian Arthur together Booth and and daughter with of Mum JB twin Gina brother and fa- Wednesday David same John. day as Greg JOE BOLTON of Denistone East will be fare- of “Remember where honeymoon with and Marguerite Peter and nee Helen Doohan Sullivan celebrate 32 years brother PETER Michael THOMAS Margaret Booth celebrates Vaughan celebrate and Bob the Ryde Community and brother Michael and MENTON also celebrates his Monday same day as David welled today at 11am you heard it first”. Kaye-Smith wishes Janis Forum. wedding cousins, tomorrow aunties in 1979 and uncles. Landayan in Manila to Rafferty younger of sister Achieve Hayley many wedded happy returns bliss of also the Growing on up in an Italian Migrant my monthly singing. He looked very Eleanor Foundation who have and recently Mateus returned Silva from turning Europe 22. and Fay Dunn better half its challenges and presented many what his name was; they said his day. Happy Monday. daze all. family in the 1960’s and 70’s had familiar and I asked a staff member, The JB Philippines cousin and Jenny JB Batista happened Barnes to be Tomkins the Best Man also at GEOFF Christmas NIX in faces Paris. 46 of Noel Dunn celebrates Tuesday same obstacles … both celebrates these two Peter’s today weddings! candles on Australia Day * * * name was Keith Harvey. with Julia Hunt Wallace hubby Making Neville up a trio of Peter while Rob and Judy Mitchell BUMPER STICKER: I’M Especially for a young girl, who Every month after that, I felt a celebrates in Pommieland with hubby Wyn- Quezon City The Phil- talents of singing and performing. day as Pearl Pedrosa in weddings tomorrow is Peter celebrate 46 years wedded A VIRGIN! (This is a very had a dream to use her God given connection with Keith until I found Sullivan Tomkins to Helen OAM 29 years NSW ago bliss. old T-shirt) NEITA MATTHEWS OAM * * * out through the family grapevine, State Scout Commissioner big day. in Canberra. ROBERTS day as Debbie second son Price of of Olive - JOHN Jardine F BOOTH our fa- of the norm, even more so growing my brothers and I in the early 60’s. yard on Sunday same ippines. NEITA MATTHEWS OBE, and JB was not Best Man at SAMUEL DONALD Keep Smiling! This was a career path that was out that Keith Harvey used to babysit OAM 2008 Ryde Citizen of the their Year AM and Netball heads Australia This Hall FAYE Joe DUNN and Anne better Bolton half of Ryde Rotary. vourite WW2 veteran up in a migrant family! Obviously I didn’t know this, as I of eek’s Fame Birthday member heads Honurs List Birthday celebrating Honours List Pearl ing Pedrosa their 67th of Quezon wedding City ter Arthur Booth and ebrates 98 golden years this Noel would’ve Dunn of Ryde ben Rotary celebrat- and JB twin brother Dr Pe- from North Ryde cel- In the early 1960’s, my parents was very young at that time. week’s blowing 5 Golden out an Years extra candle next The Philippines celebrate happy had worked very hard, no different tomorrow assisted by her son birthdays anniversary Friday. tomorrow VALE his child bride OWEN Margaret Quain Nicholson day as Tigers favourite BENNETT I felt so unbelievably emotional next Wednesday same to today’s family. Greg onday Matthews partying MBE with when I found out this story. To a instead Olive Jardine they child will bride ofbe Cricket ons Peter Hall of Fame and member Greg OWEN BENNETT RSL Life Member and longtime But back then, there were no child think I could repay to Keith in his Gordon united Jardine at Joe’s of North funeral Ryde executive Barnier member were of married Ryde RSL son Sub-Branch Robbie Farah passed turning Bateau 35 Bay while aged Thomas 94. and greetings another son from Peter Ian and care centres and parents had to final years, the gift of singing to celebrates service 95 at golden St Charles years away in last St Friday Phillip’s at BUPA church Aged Care n family. New York. Neita Saturday Borromeo same day Church as Thomas rely on relatives or neighbours. A him and make him smile. Ryde He Eastwood is survived January by his beloved 21 wife Leigh Dorothy, turns children 29 in Pommieland. seven Happy great daze How grateful and blest that I had nd REBECCA Greg OAM CAITLIN have Leigh turns 26 in Pommieland very defining moment in my life at 11am today. Phillip 1957 and Julie, departed two grandchildren same he MAXTED distinction turns of 21 being today stepson of JB niece Bregitta Our Registered elder daughter of JB niece and Siegi Andy Leigh Haas while hubby Balmainof Grandchildren. which really hit home, was on my day for a Pommieland all. the opportunity to say thank you to he Gina unique Michelle Gilkes pairing Maxted of recent monthly visits of singing at Tigers Ruth legend Eichmeyer Robbie Farah Haas His honeymoon funeral service and is are this still Friday January 22 at 1.30pm in him through my gift of song. Nurses Keithare on and other Ian Maxted and son and in sister their of celebrates and son-in-law 32 Saturday. East Chapel at Northern Suburbs Crematorium, Delhi Clermont Aged Care, (thanks to of Ulrike in Vienna * * * and fa- Plus three daughters BUMPER STICKER: there 62 years later! * * * has passed away since and site I know all day and Michael espective and Sports Hayley Halls and Road, with wake at Club RydeX auditorium. Karen Laing of Lady Anne who granddaughter BEST every WISHES time I FOR go into Clermont, I f Fame – of Neita Patricia for Pat Owen was born in Ryde on January 2, 1922 and spent wanted to sponsor me), I noticed ther of Lukas and Judith of who Hunters have Hill blows both War Peter 2 and the and last year Eleanor of his life to have be near a his heart daughter attack and nine grandchildren. The worst time to every day 24/7/365 Gilkes and Eva Josephine SUE HOOPMANN former still feel the memory of the Jovial all his life the area except for active service in World an elderly gentleman who took Maxted etball of and North Greg Ryde. for mayor ricket. Also celebrating And I today would out the candles on her residence at Clermont. Keith Harvey. is spent six months school Julie. Menton were married is during a game of Sponsored by Clermont Aged Care, if you Debbie ominate Price Peter and Julia for birthday cake Sunday assisted in Sydney by daughters celebrates andon A same full obituary day as Peter in The and Weekly charades. This gentleman who had a lovely Times next issue. have a story for publication, please contact Wallace evotion better and care half to of RESPITE OR FULL RESIDENTIAL CARE AVAILABLE grandchildren Friday same same day day as Victoria Kilby and Hanne later and this time in * * * 10-14 Clermont Avenue, Ryde Ph: 9809 1416 – Fax 9809 1281 as Meanwhile Margaret RIP but old mate 21 years Owen. aura and jovial smile, and he enjoyed us at therapy@clermontagedcare.com.au other and Son. Twins Claire and Jesica Frazer turn 34 81 in Roskilde Denpines. 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