The Weekly TImes - TWT - 8th May 2019
The Weekly Times - TWT - cheekily describes itself as a campaigning, crusading, truth-seeking, death defying, Aussie battler-aligned, one-eyed-Tiger-led news organisation dedicated to Sydney's north west. It's one of the few remaining independently run community newspapers and turns 100 years old in 2021 - so if you want to show your support for independent media, have a quick look at the paper, submit a letter to the editor via its website or like or share one of its posts on social media. The flip book - or digital edition/replica - of the 1st May edition of TWT can be reached here: https://weeklytimes.com.au/the-weekly-times-twt-8th-May-2019/ And the most current edition of TWT is always reachable using this short address: bit.ly/OurTWT
The Weekly Times - TWT - cheekily describes itself as a campaigning, crusading, truth-seeking, death defying, Aussie battler-aligned, one-eyed-Tiger-led news organisation dedicated to Sydney's north west.
It's one of the few remaining independently run community newspapers and turns 100 years old in 2021 - so if you want to show your support for independent media, have a quick look at the paper, submit a letter to the editor via its website or like or share one of its posts on social media.
The flip book - or digital edition/replica - of the 1st May edition of TWT can be reached here: https://weeklytimes.com.au/the-weekly-times-twt-8th-May-2019/
And the most current edition of TWT is always reachable using this short address: bit.ly/OurTWT
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2 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 8 <strong>May</strong>, <strong>2019</strong><br />
WIN! with <strong>TWT</strong>!<br />
Marais Project Time and Seasons<br />
Four <strong>TWT</strong> readers can win double passes to the Marais Project’s Time<br />
and Seasons 20th Anniversary concert on Sunday <strong>May</strong> 26 at <strong>The</strong> Independent<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre North Sydney from 3.30pm.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re’s a triple treat in<br />
store for music lovers<br />
when the Ryde-based<br />
Marais Project ensemble<br />
celebrates 20 years<br />
of early music-making,<br />
launches its 20th anniversary<br />
CD and welcomes<br />
Elysian Fields to<br />
share the stage.<br />
Times and Seasons,<br />
which takes place at<br />
the elegant North Sydney<br />
theatre, celebrates<br />
<strong>The</strong> Marais Project’s<br />
two decades as one of<br />
Australia’s most creative<br />
early music ensembles.<br />
Jenny Eriksson, long<br />
term Ryde resident and<br />
founder of <strong>The</strong> Marais<br />
Project, said “turning 20<br />
is something special.”<br />
<strong>The</strong> event features<br />
special guest Swedish<br />
gambist Leif Henrikson, a<br />
long-term friend and colleague<br />
of Jenny, and revered<br />
lutenist and Marais<br />
Project original member<br />
Tommie Andersson.<br />
“<strong>The</strong> first half of the<br />
concert sees <strong>The</strong> Marais<br />
Project present some of<br />
the best of the French<br />
Baroque repertoire that<br />
we love so much as a<br />
group”, Jenny explained.<br />
“This includes music<br />
by Marin Marais for two<br />
viola da gambas and a<br />
cantata for soprano, two<br />
viola da gambas and<br />
continuo accompaniment.”<br />
To add yet more interest<br />
to the occasion,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Marais Project will<br />
release its 7th CD, <strong>The</strong><br />
Garden Party on the day<br />
with audience members<br />
getting an advance opportunity<br />
to purchase a<br />
copy.<br />
After the interval, Eriksson’s<br />
accomplished<br />
electric viola da gamba<br />
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ensemble, Elysian Fields,<br />
will take to the stage.<br />
With members including<br />
jazz doyens, pianist<br />
Matt McMahon and saxophonist,<br />
Matt Keegan,<br />
Elysian Fields will play<br />
excerpts from their critically<br />
acclaimed Scandinavian<br />
Project including<br />
gorgeous arrangements<br />
of Swedish folk tunes.<br />
Each double pass winner<br />
will also receive a<br />
FREE copy of <strong>The</strong> Garden<br />
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above<br />
Ryde’s Jenny Eriksson<br />
with lutenist Tommie Andersson.<br />
TO WIN go to our website<br />
- weeklytimes.com.<br />
au - and click on the WIN<br />
with <strong>TWT</strong> tab and fill out<br />
the entry form; or write<br />
your name, address and<br />
phone number on the<br />
back of an envelope and<br />
send to <strong>TWT</strong> Marais Project,<br />
PO Box 123, Ryde<br />
1680. Entries close 9am<br />
Monday <strong>May</strong> 20 and winners<br />
published <strong>May</strong> 22.<br />
EUCMS<br />
Oklahoma<br />
Musical<br />
Three <strong>TWT</strong> readers can<br />
win double passes to an<br />
opening night performance<br />
of Eastwood Uniting<br />
Church Musical Society’s<br />
new production Oklahoma!<br />
on Friday <strong>May</strong> 17 at 14<br />
Lakeside Road Eastwood<br />
at 8pm.<br />
Oklahoma! the show that<br />
paved the way for musical<br />
theatre as we know it, is<br />
coming to Eastwood next<br />
month as it celebrates its<br />
75th Anniversary.<br />
This moving, funny and<br />
beautiful story is set in the<br />
early 1900s, amidst the<br />
ups, downs and tensions of<br />
community life in the soonto-be<br />
state of Oklahoma.<br />
At the centre is the rugged<br />
cowboy Curly and the<br />
strong-headed farm girl,<br />
Laurey, for whom he has<br />
fallen for.<br />
Oklahoma! is filled with<br />
some of the most recognised<br />
songs in theatre including<br />
“Oh, What a Beautiful<br />
Mornin’,” “<strong>The</strong> Surrey<br />
with the Fringe on Top,”<br />
“People Will Say We’re in<br />
Love,” and of course, the<br />
resounding “Ok-la-homa!”<br />
Eastwood Uniting Church<br />
Musical Society presents<br />
the show from <strong>May</strong> 17 to<br />
June 1 with Friday performances<br />
at 8pm and Saturdays<br />
1pm and 7pm.<br />
Tickets $27 adults, $18<br />
pensioners and $15 children.<br />
Bookings at www.<br />
eucms.org.au or 8061 7195<br />
(after 7pm nightly).<br />
TO WIN go to our website<br />
- weeklytimes.com.au<br />
- and click on the WIN with<br />
<strong>TWT</strong> tab and fill out the<br />
entry form; or write your<br />
name, address and phone<br />
number on the back of an<br />
envelope and send to <strong>TWT</strong><br />
Oklahoma!, PO Box 123,<br />
Ryde 1680.<br />
Entries close 9am Monday<br />
<strong>May</strong> 13 and winners<br />
published <strong>May</strong> 15.<br />
Bonsai Show<br />
Bonsai Study Group will<br />
hold its annual Bonsai Exhibition<br />
this Saturday <strong>May</strong> 11<br />
in West Pymble Community<br />
Hall, Lofberg Road, West<br />
Pymble from 10am to 4pm.<br />
Features include displays<br />
of native and exotic bonsai<br />
trees; demonstrations of<br />
Mother’s Day Weekend<br />
at historic Eryldene<br />
TO mark the Australian Heritage Festival come<br />
and enjoy a Mother’s Day weekend and celebratory<br />
teas this Saturday <strong>May</strong> 11 and Sunday <strong>May</strong><br />
12 at historic Eryldene Historic House & Garden,<br />
17 McIntosh Street, Gordon from 10am to 4pm.<br />
Enter Mrs Waterhouse’s domain with Eryldene’s volunteer<br />
guides and housekeepers and hear about the life of the Waterhouse<br />
family and the role Eryldene played in the art,<br />
horticulture, architecture and academia of Sydney through<br />
much of the 20th century and the way Mrs Waterhouse<br />
managed it all.<br />
FREE entry for members of the Eryldene Trust, HHA and<br />
NT; $12 non-members; $10 concession; $5 children (6-<br />
15yrs); $30 family.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Garden Cafe won’t be open but Mother’s Day Celebratory<br />
Teas will be served both days from 11am.<br />
Mother’s Day Celebratory Teas - Saturday and Sunday<br />
(bookings essential). Bring out your best frock, hat and<br />
gloves. Treat your grandmother, your mother and motherin-law,<br />
best friends and children and enjoy the leisurely pastime<br />
of taking tea in the serenity of the beautiful camellia<br />
garden at Eryldene created by Prof EG Waterhouse between<br />
1914 - 1977. Sit down to embroidered linen, fine china, and<br />
homemade delicacies reflecting Mrs Waterhouse’s Sunday<br />
afternoons ‘At Home’.<br />
Cost for Celebratory Tea – $25 or $12 children (6-12yrs) but<br />
doesn’t include entry. Tea bookings essential. Book at www.<br />
ticketebo.com.au/eryldene or visit website<br />
http://www.eryldene.org.au to find a booking form. Enquiries<br />
9498 2271 or eryldene@eryldene.org.au<br />
Sydney Mozart Society Concert<br />
Two <strong>TWT</strong> readers can win double passes to hear acclaimed musicians<br />
Kathryn Selby AM, Andrew Haveron and Timo-Veikko “Tipi” Valve playing<br />
Beethoven for the Sydney Mozart Society on Friday <strong>May</strong> 24 in <strong>The</strong> Concourse<br />
Concert Hall, Victoria Avenue, Chatswood at 8pm.<br />
Selby is one of Australia’s<br />
top chamber musicians<br />
- highly regarded as<br />
both a soloist and ensemble<br />
pianist and is joined<br />
by distinguished Sydney<br />
Symphony Orchestra<br />
Concertmaster Andrew<br />
Haveron and Australian<br />
Chamber Orchestra Principal<br />
‘Cello, Timo-Viekko<br />
Valve.<br />
Programme is all Beethoven<br />
- seven variations<br />
on Mozart’s “Bei Männern,<br />
welche Liebe fühlen” from<br />
<strong>The</strong> Magic Flute, for ‘cello<br />
and piano, WoO 46; Violin<br />
sonata no 5 in F major, Op<br />
24, Spring<br />
- Concerto for violin,<br />
‘cello and piano in C major,<br />
Op 56, Triple (Arranged<br />
by Carl Reinecke)<br />
Sydney Mozart Society<br />
is a not-for-profit community<br />
group dedicated to<br />
practical bonsai; sales of<br />
bonsai plants, pots and related<br />
items and raffle prizes.<br />
Off street parking and a<br />
secure children’s playground<br />
available. Ticket in the lucky<br />
door prize included with cost<br />
of admission.<br />
Entry $4 adults; children<br />
under 12 free.<br />
Art Demonstration<br />
Friends Art Group meet<br />
this Friday <strong>May</strong> 10 at Ryde<br />
Eastwood Leagues Club<br />
from 10.15am to 12 noon.<br />
Well -known artist Mellissa<br />
Read-Devine will demonstrate<br />
in acrylics a “Delicious<br />
Still Life” in her signature<br />
style. All welcome. Visitors<br />
pay just $5. <strong>The</strong> Group<br />
meets on the second Friday<br />
each month for an Art Demonstration.<br />
New members<br />
welcome. Enquiries Priyani<br />
9808 1125 or Ria 9874<br />
5297.<br />
Combined Pensioners<br />
and Superannuants<br />
Gladesville Ryde Combined<br />
Pensioners will now<br />
meet on the third Wednesday<br />
each month at Gladesville<br />
RSL Club from 10am.<br />
Guest speaker at <strong>May</strong> 15<br />
meet is City of Ryde local<br />
studies and Family History<br />
promoting the music of<br />
Mozart and other great<br />
classical composers and<br />
to providing Sydney audiences<br />
with world-class<br />
performances by leading<br />
chamber musicians.<br />
New members all welcome.<br />
Enjoy all the benefits<br />
of membership of the<br />
Society, including the four<br />
remaining concerts in our<br />
<strong>2019</strong> season for $124.<br />
Visit www.sydneymozartsociety.com.au<br />
or phone<br />
9876 3815.<br />
Tickets $48 adults; $45<br />
seniors or $18 students.<br />
Bookings: www.<br />
theconcourse.com.au<br />
or www.ticketek.com.au<br />
phone <strong>The</strong> Concourse<br />
Chatswood 8075 8100 or<br />
Ticketek 1300795012.<br />
TO WIN go to our website<br />
- weeklytimes.com.au<br />
- and click on the WIN with<br />
librarian Angela Phippen,<br />
who’ll talk on the “History of<br />
Ryde.” Enquiries Ron Gee<br />
9809-3066.<br />
New course for<br />
Apple IPad/IPhone<br />
Have you mastered the basics<br />
of your Apple iPad or iPhone<br />
but want to learn more?<br />
If so, register for a new<br />
8-week course commencing<br />
Wednesday <strong>May</strong> 15 at Boronia<br />
Park Uniting Church, 93A<br />
Pittwater Road, Boronia Park<br />
from 10am to 11am.<br />
Cost is $150 per person for<br />
the 8-week course including<br />
a stylus pen and weekly<br />
handouts covering Settings,<br />
Notes, Alarms, Calculator,<br />
AirDrop, iBooks, brain training,<br />
filing emails, editing photos,<br />
music, Siri and more. To<br />
book a spot, phone Christine<br />
David 0401-017-459.<br />
History talk on<br />
Baulkham Hills<br />
North Rocks Evening VIEW<br />
Club will hold a dinner meeting<br />
next Tuesday <strong>May</strong> 14 at<br />
Muirfield Golf Club,58 Barclay<br />
Road, North Rocks at 7pm.<br />
Guest speaker is Pam Wilson<br />
from Hills District Historical Society,<br />
who’ll talk on the history<br />
of Baulkham Hills.<br />
<strong>TWT</strong> tab and fill out the<br />
entry form; or write your<br />
name, address and phone<br />
number on the back of an<br />
envelope and send to <strong>TWT</strong><br />
Sydney Mozart Society,<br />
PO Box 123, Ryde 1680.<br />
Entries close 9am Monday<br />
<strong>May</strong> 20 and winners published<br />
<strong>May</strong> 22.<br />
Hawaiian Disco Night<br />
for All Abilities<br />
Everybody Dance Now Disco for all abilities<br />
will be held this Saturday <strong>May</strong> 11 at Marsfield<br />
Community Centre, 1A Trafalgar Place Marsfield<br />
from 4pm to 6pm. <strong>The</strong>me is Hawaiian. Entry $10.<br />
Ages 18 plus, pamper corner for the ladies. Entry<br />
for carers is FREE as no individual support will<br />
be provided. RSVP: everybodydancenowdisco@<br />
gmail.com<br />
Enquiries Toni 9871-1926 or<br />
0411693076; Margaret 9872-<br />
1405 or check website: view.<br />
org,au<br />
Marsfield Probus<br />
Marsfield Probus Club is a<br />
friendly, newly formed Probus<br />
Club seeking new members.<br />
It is open to women and<br />
men who are retired or semi<br />
retired.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Club meets on the<br />
first Tuesday each month at<br />
Marsfield Community Centre<br />
in Trafalgar Place Marsfield<br />
from 10am to 12 noon.<br />
Plenty of parking and public<br />
transport close by. <strong>The</strong><br />
Club aims to have regular social<br />
activities including interesting<br />
guest speakers, movie<br />
and coffee mornings , theatre<br />
Your Chamber of<br />
Commerce Meets<br />
EPPING: Chamber enquiries<br />
President Tony Hackett<br />
9869-8900; 0418 413 226 or<br />
secretary Betty Ockerlander<br />
8876-5888.<br />
EASTWOOD: Meet second<br />
Monday each month. Next<br />
meet <strong>May</strong> 13. Enquiries president<br />
Vic Tagg 0412 369 510 or<br />
secretary Steve Colquhoun<br />
9874-0221.<br />
GLADESVILLE: Enquiries<br />
Calling all Former<br />
Scouts & Guides<br />
Keep Alive the Spirit<br />
of Scouting & Guiding with the<br />
St George’s Guilds meeting at historic<br />
“Addington” 813 Victoria Road Ryde<br />
Sydney Guild meets Tuesdays:<br />
Inquiries Doris Carrall 0425 223 628<br />
John F Booth AM 9807 6666<br />
Visitors welcome but RSVP for seating & catering.<br />
Help Save a Life!<br />
<strong>The</strong> Organ Donor Register<br />
Program is a Good Turn Project<br />
of the St George’s Guilds of<br />
Former Scouts & Guides<br />
performances , walks, day<br />
trips and tours.<br />
Visitors are invited to attend<br />
a meeting before considering<br />
membership. Enquiries<br />
secretary Jan Levett<br />
0409 843 598.<br />
Eastwood<br />
Epping CWA<br />
Eastwood- Epping branch of<br />
Country Women’s Association<br />
meet next Tuesday <strong>May</strong> 14 in<br />
Eastwood Baptist Church hall,<br />
First Avenue, Eastwood from<br />
9.45am .<br />
Visitors and new members<br />
welcome. Volunteers needed<br />
for three hour shifts in Eastwood<br />
Tearooms. <strong>The</strong>y’ll provide<br />
training plus an experienced<br />
person to work with.<br />
Enquiries Jan 9871-2702.<br />
President Max McFarlane<br />
email: max.mcfarlane@skywardfinancial.com<br />
WEST RYDE: Enquiries<br />
President Nora Etmekdjian<br />
0417 699 955.<br />
DRUMMOYNE: Meet first<br />
Wednesday each month.<br />
Next meeting June 5. Enquiries<br />
Secretary Alex Elliott 0438<br />
774 323 or Vice President<br />
Paul Harcombe 0438 089 900.<br />
RIVERSIDE BUSINESS<br />
CHAMBER: Enquiries Sabrina<br />
Ferguson 0412 096 525<br />
or Marcella Letteri 9952-8498.<br />
Celebrating 110 years<br />
of Scouting in Australia in 2018<br />
and 107 years of Guiding<br />
WE WELCOME your help in promoting this valuable<br />
and life saving venture.<br />
Please contact us if you would like to help in some way.<br />
You’re Invited...<br />
To meet us at our national headquarters historic “Addington”<br />
813 Victoria Road, Ryde for a time of fun and fellowship:<br />
SYDNEY GUILD meets 1st Tuesday monthly at 7.30pm.<br />
Tel Doris Carrall 0425 223 628, Howard blair 9798 4060<br />
Phyllis Berger 9624 5136<br />
National Guildmaster John F Booth AM<br />
9807 6666, PO Box 123 Ryde 1680<br />
Email: johnfb@weeklytimes.com.au • www.weeklytimes.com.au