16
www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au July 2013 1 www.jimaitken.com.au + HIGHER STANDARDS + Partners Jim Aitken Call for your free market appraisal today Exceeding expectations in local real estate Emu Plains (Lennox Centre) (02) 4735 2121 Cranebrook (02) 4730 1122 Glenmore Park (02) 4733 6999 Penrith (02) 4722 5000 Emu Plains (GWH) (02) 4735 8888 Glenbrook (02) 4739 1111 Blaxland (02) 4739 8800 Springwood (02) 4751 8888 Jim Aitken + Partners Sell with us to JULY 2013 www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au Delivered monthly to Jordan Springs and Llandilo Issue 1 Living The Dream FIRST PUBLICATION r Mark and Joanne Graham ‘Living the Dream” Jordan Springs, Penrith’s Newest community, has many draw cards, some of which worked wonders when Mark and Joanne Graham decided to build in the friendly quiet community. At the time they decided to buy, Lend Lease had an offer that was too good to refuse. Offering NO STAMP DUTY for building and with close friends also taking up the same offer it was an even easier decision to make. It was really love at first sight, when not only had they decided to build their dream home, but Mark chose to propose to Joanne with a candle-lit dinner surrounded by the framework that was (and is) their forever home. Currently they are enjoying married life in Jordan Springs and look forward to building a family together in the picturesque settings. With tempting walking tracks, beautiful parks easy access to all amenities such as child cares, schools and a developing shopping centre there was no need to look anywhere else. Continued on Pg 4...

Jordan Springs Gazette July 2013

Embed Size (px)

DESCRIPTION

Your Community news delivered monthly to Jordan Springs + Llandilo.

Citation preview

www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au July 2013 1

www.j imaitken.com.au+ H I G H E R S T A N D A R D S +

Partners Jim Aitken

Call for your free market appraisal today

Exceeding expectations in local real estate

Emu Plains (Lennox Centre)(02) 4735 2121

Cranebrook(02) 4730 1122

Glenmore Park(02) 4733 6999

Penrith(02) 4722 5000

Emu Plains (GWH)(02) 4735 8888

Glenbrook(02) 4739 1111

Blaxland(02) 4739 8800

Springwood(02) 4751 8888

Jim Aitken + Partners

Sell with us to

JULY 2013 www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au Delivered monthly to Jordan Springs and Llandilo Issue 1

Living The Dream

FIRSTPUBLICATION

r Mark and Joanne Graham ‘Living the Dream”

Jordan Springs, Penrith’s Newest community, has many draw cards, some of which worked wonders when Mark and Joanne Graham decided to build in the friendly quiet community.

At the time they decided to buy, Lend Lease had an offer that was too good to refuse. Offering NO STAMP DUTY for

building and with close friends also taking up the same offer it was an even easier decision to make.

It was really love at first sight, when not only had they decided to build their dream home, but Mark chose to propose to Joanne with a candle-lit dinner surrounded by the framework that was (and is) their forever home.

Currently they are enjoying married life in Jordan Springs and look forward to building a family together in the picturesque settings. With tempting walking tracks, beautiful parks easy access to all amenities such as child cares, schools and a developing shopping centre there was no need to look anywhere else.

Continued on Pg 4...

2 July 2013 www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au

Emergency Services 000 (Police, Ambulance, Fire)

Penrith Police Station 4721 9444Police Assistance Line 131 444Lifeline 24-Hour Counselling 131 114Graffiti Hotline 1800 022 182 Blue Mountains WIRES 4754 2946

ChurchesAnglican Church Cnr Barker St , Cambridge Pk 4731 6060St Mary & St Marina Coptic Orthodox Church 363 Ninth Ave, Llandilo 4777 5577

Community GroupsBreastfeeding Group 1800 686 2 686 Scouts 0409 429 198 Probus Club Penrith Sth 0414 861 390 Penrith Suicide Bereavement Support Group 0402 627 696

Sports Clubs Karate Goshin Ryu 0411 136 237 Swimming Club Nepean 0416 311 453 Triathlon Club Panthers [email protected]

Are you a local community group or sporting club? Have your details listed here and on our website for free.Contact us: 4733 0792

From the EditorWelcome to the the very FIRST edition

of the Jordan Springs Gazette! That’s right, the very first publication delivered directly to your letterboxes and available at numerous pick up points across Jordan Springs and Llandilo.

We hope you like what you read and embrace this wonderful publication as your very own! The District Gazette are well known for having produced many successful ‘community publications’ since our inception over 15 years ago.

We welcome your stories, announcements, news and achievements. This is YOUR publication and we truly look forward to becoming a key part of the local community, helping to keep the communication alive and continue building the wonderful foundations that are already in place!

Each month our resident experts will provide some interesting articles for your reading leisure, including our Anglican Church Update, School Updates, Parents Corner, What’s Cooking, Paws a While, Money Matter$ and Fitness with Rj.

This first edition brings to you many local stories, from the heart of Jordan Springs and Llandilo. None more fitting than ‘Living the Dream’ on the front cover! What a wonderful story to share in our first publication.

This month’s publication also brings with it lots of local activities, articles and events. Visit our ‘Community Calendar’ on page 14 to find out what’s on this month. While our story on page 15 is sure to send sparks flying.

We are very thankful for the huge amount of support we have received from local businesses, residents and the schooling community.

It’s time to put the kettle on for a warm cuppa’ and enjoy this, your very first community news, the Jordan Springs Gazette.

Remember, every positive thought propels you in the right direction.

Want to deliver YOUR local

Gazette?Call Us!

4733 0792

Managing EditorBelinda Sanders

4733 [email protected] Box 8254Glenmore Park NSW 2745

General [email protected] Enquiries... [email protected] Information & Enquiries... [email protected] all artwork submissions & approval... [email protected]

NEXT ISSUE DEADLINE 25 JulyDelivered MONTHLY to 1000 homes across Jordan Springs and Llandilo, and growing.

or PICK UP YOUR FREE COPY from ...

Australia Post 255 Seventh Avenue, LlandiloIGA 255 Seventh Avenue, LlandiloLlandilo Public School Seventh Avenue, LlandiloLlandilo Quality Fruit Market 312 Third Avenue, Llandilo

If you would like to have the Jordan Springs Gazette available for collection at your place of business, please contact us.

gAdvertising policy... Payment on booking secures your space. The Business Directory offers cost effective advertising to businesses in an alphabetical format. Premium Placement may be available, at an extra charge. An editorial focus on a local business may be included if space permits, at the Editor’s discretion.Community news... The Jordan Springs Gazette welcomes community news and events, local achievements, births, deaths, obituaries, weddings, engagements and anniversaries (published free of charge) Articles of interest will be accepted at the Editor’s discretion. Articles do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Editor.Letters to the Editor may be printed and edited as necessary. Names must be submitted but can be withheld from publication at the writer’s request. Every effort is made to print correct information but no responsibility can be taken for errors or omissions.

Belinda

g reliable . reputable . local blee

local stories . upcoming events . sporting groups . com

ments . birth announcements . affordable advertising . spreading

the news to more than 45,000 local people every month . local stories . upc

local . reliable . reputable . local . reliable . reputable . loca

al . reliable . reputable . local . reliable . reputable . local . reliable . loc

local stories . upcoming events . sporting groups . community announcements . birth announcem

ments . affordable advertising . spreading e news to more than 45,000 local people every month . l

local stories . upcoming events . sporting . community announcements . birth announcemadvertislocal stories . upcoments . birth

announcements . affordable advertising .

spreading the news to more than 45,000 local

ies . upcoming events . sporting groups . community announcements . birth announcem ments

. affordable advertising . spree . spreading the news to more than 45,000 local people evmonth

local stories . upcoming events . sporting groups . spreading the news . community ann

able . reputable . local . reliable . reputabl

local stories . upcoments . birth announcem

ments . affordable advertising .spreading the

news to more than 45,000 local people every

iable . local stories 4733 0792 e: [email protected] w: districtgazette.com.au4733 0792

e: [email protected]

www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au

CHEC

K IT

OU

T!ou

r al

l new

web

site

https://www.facebook.com/JordanSpringsGazette

www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au July 2013 3

Keeping You PostedNew owners, Afzalur Afzal and wife Rayhana Roma have taken

on the exciting new venture that is Llandilo Post Office.Originally from Bangladesh the couple are looking forward to

serving the community by providing an honest reliable service. Together they have a 7 year old son and are in love with the local community and how warm and welcome they have been made to feel in their short time in the business.

With 15 years’ experience behind him as an accountant, Afzalur enjoys his new role. He and Rayhana take on the Post Office from the previous owners who have since retired.

They have new items coming and pride themselves on the convenience they offer. The store offers all stationery supplies, postal items, gift cards bill payments, banking and postal boxes (with some available for rent). Pop in, and extend a warm welcome.

Luke Priddis Foundation Did you know that as many as 1 in 88 people are on the Autism

Spectrum? While many people with Autism are able to live a relatively “normal” life, for many life is a daily struggle.

Imagine having a child who doesn’t know how to express love, who doesn’t hug you and who becomes violently ill when exposed to new smells or bright lights. Imagine a child who needs constant supervision so they don’t hurt themselves, run away or hurt others.

There is no cure. But there is hope. Early intervention, like the programs run by the Luke Priddis

Foundation make a difference and give kids and their families the support and assistance they need to overcome hurdles so they can participate fully in their community.

We need YOUR help as we endeavour to do more and reach more kids – for more information, email General Manager Shane Skeen at [email protected].

r New Owners Afzalur Afzal and Rayhana Roma

4 July 2013 www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au

What is the meaning of life?

There are many people who think that there is no meaning. We are smart animals created by chance. And if God does not exist, then this view would be right.

But what if there really was a god? The Christian faith teaches that there really is a god who has made the entire cosmos with a purpose.

The meaning of life is; to have a relationship with God.

God made us have a relationship with Him. Not the sort of relationship where we might visit and talk to each other once or twice a year. God has made us for a relationship that’s like a stay-at-home-parent and a toddler. It is a relationship where we are in constant engagement and conversation. God wants us to enjoy everything there is in the cosmos while also enjoying a constant relationship with Him.

If you want to ask further questions about my editorials or suggest topics for me to write about, please write to [email protected] OR visit our website www.jordanspringschurch.org.au

Rev Andrew Kukulka

Service Times Sundays. Traditional Service @ 7.45am, 9.30am Family Service with Sunday School, 6.30pm Evening Service. Other groups throughout the month for Seniors, Mothers Groups and Youth Groups.

CAMBRIDGE PARK ANGLICAN CHURCH

Would you like to Manage your pain? 3 Relieve your stress? 3 Achieve your goals? 3 Reduce your anxiety? 3 Eliminate your cravings? 3

Talk to Rhonda at

Harmonising Health is located at Seventh Avenue, Llandilo. Appointments necessary.

Contact Rhonda on 0430 047 421 or visit the web site www.harmonisinghealth.com.au

What is EFT used for? It is used for a wide variety of issues. • Stress, Distress, Trauma & PTSD• Anxiety & Panic Attacks• School-Yard or Work-Place Bullying, Abuse • Depression• Insomnia• Fear & Phobias: Fear of Flying, Mice, Snakes, Spiders, Public Speaking • Addictions: Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Food• Emotional Eating & Eating Disorders• Chronic Pain• Food Intolerances, Environmental Sensitivities• Autoimmune Disorders• Intimacy & Relationships• Achieving Goals• Increased Sales, Sports and Artistic Performance

What is EFT?EFT is a combination of acupressure and psychotherapy, based on the TCM model of acupuncture. It quickly, gently and easily releases the negative emotions and beliefs that are at the root of most of our problems and pain, by releasing stress in the body. Stress is known as the silent killer. It leads to a multitude of health problems including high blood pressure, depression, anxiety disorders, mental illness, heart attack and stroke. Many experts believe that the number one killer on the planet is STRESS! Up to 95% of all physical and nonphysical health problems have stress as their origin. Every time we have a health problem we should be asking, “What stress is causing this, and how can I eliminate it?”

EFT is one of the very few Complementary Therapies with clinical trials which prove its effectiveness. It is stress relief right at your finger tips.You owe it to yourself and your family to get your life back on track.

Rhonda specialises in EFT – Emotional Freedom Technique, sometimes referred to as Tapping Therapy

Rev Andrew Kukulka • Corner of Barker & Oxford Street, Cambridge Park. • Phone: 4731 6060

r Candle-lit proposal as Mark & Joanne’s ‘Dream Home’ takes shape

Do you have a story

to share ?Contact us!

Phone: 4733 0792or

[email protected]

Continued From Pg 1.....”The street BBQ’s with friends and neighbours have to be the highlight” says Mark of his new community.

Mark and Joanne couldn’t be happier with their decision to make Jordan Springs their forever home, they look forward to creating memories and starting a family in the growing suburb.

Living The Dream

www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au July 2013 5

Pole Dance Fitness Studio Ph: 4732 2226 www.polercise.net.au

Call us NOW

to book into a

FREE

introductory class

• Coursesavailablefortheverybeginnertoelite• 4weekcourses• 8weekcourses• Forallagestofitnesslevels• Privatelessonsandworkshopsavailable• Giftcertificates

Facebook Page Stirs Up Old Memories Graham Chapman who grew up in Llandilo had no idea the

impact his Facebook page ‘Memories of Penrith’ was going to have on the greater Penrith region and community. Launched in May, it had 10,000 followers in the first week and currently stands at over 15,000 likers. The page became the fastest growing Facebook page in Penrith.

His Facebook page is not only designed to attract attention from locals but allows you to take a walk down memory lane. People are reliving places such as the old mud baths, swimming in the weir, the pulley system at Warragamba Dam and the floods from the past.

Old friendships have been rekindled and many are finding those they had lost contact with through the site. “I have had probably 60 to 70 messages from people who have rekindled old friendships and relationships.” said Graham. Mr Chapman has also started Memories of Blue Mountains. “Like” the page at facebook.com/memoriesofpenrith, and take a trip down memory lane.

“I close my eyes and can still remember Bob Fraser on Eighth Avenue Llandilo, as he spent months preparing for the annual cracker night, every spare fallen tree or bit of rubbish was dragged onto his property for a bonfire”

“On Seventh Avenue, Llandilo you will find Wilson Park. It was named after this man Jack Wilson who proudly served the community with his wife for so many years. Do you remember JACK?”

(Photos courtesy www.facebook.com/memoriesofpenrith)

6 July 2013 www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au

Win $100 of meat Just go to

www.rivomeatmarket.com.au

. Bulk Meats . Meat Packs. Stir-Fries. Gourmet Sausages. Riverlea Pork. Milton District Beef/Lamb. Cockel Bay Chicken

Butcher Shop On-Line

Country Fresh Grass Fed Beef/ Lamb

Sign up for our weekly newsletter and you’re in! (Drawn at the end of each month)

“Delivered free to Jordon Springs”“ A Healthier Choice”

(02) 9627 694015 Garfield Rd E, Riverstone NSW 2765

“Delivered free to Jordan Springs”

www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au July 2013 7

How the locals like it

For all yourGrocery, Continental Deli andFresh Fruit & Vegetable needs

Fresh255 Seventh AvenueEnter Via The Northern Road

LLANDILOTel: 4777 4885

Support the STORE that SUPPORTS your community

Opening HoursMon-Fri 7.30am - 6.30pmSat/Sun 7.30am - 6pm

Come and meet our friendly staff

The

Nor

ther

n Rd

Llandilo

Jordan Springs

Th

ird A

v

Llandilo

Seventh Av

Terr

ybro

ok R

d

Sec

ond

Av

Opposite Llandilo Public School

IGA LLANDILO.indd 1 28/06/2013 7:53:09 PM

No Deposit? No Worries!The biggest hurdle for most people stopping them from purchasing a home is the deposit.

Trying to save up while paying the ever increasing rent can seem impossible. Traditional mortgages allow you to borrow up to 95% of the value of a home, but you

need to show the bank that you have at least 5% ‘Genuine’ savings plus enough funds to cover Stamp Duty, Mortgage Insurance, Legal Fees and other costs. On a $450,000 purchase this can easily add up to over $40,000!

But do not despair, there are a number of products available from a range of banks and lenders that can reduce and even eliminate the need for a deposit, meaning that you can jump into the property market now and escape the rent trap. Give us a call to discuss your options. Home ownership may be closer than you think.

MONEY MATTER$With David & Leonie Jackson Great Aussie DreamPh: 4733 8592 Email: [email protected]

SPOTLIGHT ON . . .

Sarina, Roy + Team – IGA LlandiloIGA Llandilo is owned and operated by local couple Sarina and Roy Fabiano

who have lived in Llandilo for 24 years and boast a whopping 22 years in the business. Together they have two children who themselves are heavily involved in the business along with 6 other staff members.

The family pride themselves on the product they sell. If they wouldn’t buy it, they don’t sell it! If it’s not fresh- they don’t stock it. They treat their customers with the same morals and ethics that they themselves expect. You will always find a friendly smile and a warm community feel when shopping with them.

The team at IGA Llandilo go above and beyond to exceed expectations. Whilst Roy opens the store daily and insures its day to day running, Sarina keeps all ordering and bills in check and is referred to as the heart and soul of the business, but they couldn’t do it without their amazing staff some of which have been working for them for over 15 years.IGA Llandilo Ph: 4777 4885

8 July 2013 www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au

WHAT’S COOKING?Grandma’s Apple Pie

• Serves 8 Double-Crust Sour Cream Pastry Ingredients 21/2 cups all-purpose flour1/2 tsp salt1/2 cup cold butter, cubed1/2 cup cold lard, cubed1/4 cup (approx) Ice water3 tbsp sour cream1 egg yolk2 tbsp coarse sugarPastry Preparation1. In large bowl, whisk flour with salt. Using pastry blender, cut in butter and lard until in fine crumbs with a few larger pieces.2. In liquid measure, whisk water with sour cream. Drizzle over flour mixture, tossing briskly with fork and adding a little more water if necessary, until ragged dough forms.3. Divide in half; press into 2 discs. Wrap; refrigerate until chilled, 30 minutes. (Make-ahead: Refrigerate for up to 3 days or freeze in airtight container for up to 1 month.)Method1. Peel and core apples; cut into 1/4-inch (5 mm) thick slices and place in large bowl. In small bowl, toss together sugar, cornstarch, cinnamon, nutmeg and salt ; add to apples and toss to coat. 2. On lightly floured surface, roll out half of the pastry to generous 3 m) thickness; fit into 23 cm pie plate. Trim to leave 2 cm overhang; fold under and flute edge. Scrape filling into pie shell; dot with butter.3. Roll out remaining pastry. Whisk egg yolk with 1 tbsp (15 mL) water; brush over pastry rim. Fit pastry over filling; trim to leave 2 cm overhang. Fold overhang under bottom pastry rim; seal and flute edge. Brush egg mixture over pastry. Cut steam vents in top; sprinkle with coarse sugar. 4. Bake in bottom third of 230°C oven for 10 minutes. Reduce heat to 180°C; bake for 65 minutes or until bottom is deep golden and filling is bubbling and thickened. Let cool on rack. (Make-ahead: Set aside for up to 24 hours.)

Phone: 1300 664 661

$5 OFF 9am - 2pmThursday 18th July

Glenmore Park Town Centre* Offer valid for purchases in store or orders to be collected at Glenmore Park Town Centre on Thurs 18th July 2013 only. Minimum Purchase $30. Must present coupon to redeem. Single Use Only. Not valid with other offers. Delivery Additional.

FillingIngredients8 apples (about 1.5 kg)3/4 cup granulated sugar2 tbsp cornstarch1 tsp cinnamon1 pinch ground nutmeg1 pinch salt2 tbsp butter, softened

Save On Your Winter Electricity BillsThe winter months can mean a spike in electricity bills as

heaters come out of hibernation and lights are switched on earlier.But there are a few things householders can do to reduce the winter increase without sacrificing comfort.

“Now is the ideal time to start thinking how you can reduce your winter energy bills,” Penrith Mayor Mark Davies said.

“Tips include replacing light fittings with energy efficient light bulbs, using door snakes and draught-proof strips on doors and plugging appliances into a stand-by saver powerboard.”

“Eligible households in our City can also take part in the Home Power Savings Program and learn how to reduce energy use and save money.”

For more information go to ...www.savepower.nsw.gov.au/freehelp or call 1300 662 416.

4733 0792e: [email protected]

www.facebook.com/deadlinedesigns.com.au

$199

ONE THOUSAND single sided business cards

310gsmmatt or gloss laminated

includes design + print + delivery

For all your Conveyancing NeedsVersatile Conveyancing Offers

• Personal attention • Affordable rates • FAST, efficient conveyancing• Complete protection with professional indemnity insurance

If you can’t come to us, we will visit you at your home or work

p: 4773 2014 m: 0448 354 751e: [email protected]

www.versatileconveyancing.com

www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au July 2013 9

Are You?• Passionate about dogs• Wanting to be your own boss• Wanting to work hours to suit your lifestyle• Longing to work outdoors• Looking for a rewarding career change

We currently have franchise opportunities available in your area. With new and existing franchises available for sale, and even the opportunity to work as Company Representatives in some areas, now is a great time to speak with our support team and take the first step to a fantastic new career.

Join the growingPet Care & homeservice Industry.

Enjoy a fantastic income from washing, clipping,

grooming and retail sales.

Contact us Today...Ask about a trial of your new career and an information pack .

Ph: 1300 369 369 | Email: [email protected] | Web: www.aussiepm.com.au

Aussie Pooch is Australia’s 1st & Premier Dog Wash & Gr0oming Service. Commencing in the 1991 recession, it’s a Proven System!

DOG LOVERS...

www.facebook.com/aussiepoochmobile

On the Grow! Read All About It!The communities of Jordan Springs and Llandilo will be

receiving their very first (and own) community news this July! Delivered to their letterboxes and a variety of local pick up points, the Jordan Springs Gazette will share the local stories that matter.

The District Gazette portfolio of publications is an independant community newspaper group written for local people, about local people, by local people.

“We have received an overwhelming response from local residents and business owners alike, within the Jordan Springs and Llandilo communities, we are thrilled to be launching (and expanding) our publication into this area”, said Managing Editor, Belinda Sanders.

The communities of Jordan Springs, Llandilo and surrounding areas can expect to receive their monthly edition of their Community News from the second weekend of every month. Containing local news, helpful articles including ‘Parents Corner’, our very own ‘Paws A While’ vets corner, Recipes and local Business Directory - the Jordan Springs Gazette will prove a beneficial part of this growing area and its community.

Responsible for the Emu+Leonay Gazette, Glenmore Gazette and Mulgoa Valley Gazette for almost 15 years, the District Gazette’s reputation of local, reliable and reputable precedes it. “We welcome local stories about local people, that’s what makes the District Gazette such a valuable source of information. Our publication’s include stories about local people doing local things, stories that are relevant and relatable.” said Belinda “Thank you for welcoming us into your local area, and embracing this, YOUR community news Jordan Springs & Llandilo”

You can view all publications online at www.districtgazette.com.au, or follow us on Facebook.

provides�music�education�for�children�of�all�ages.

Individual�and�ensemble�experience.Reading,�aural�and�rhythmic�skills�developed�simultaneously.

Musically�stimulating,�effective,�in�an�unpressured�environment,Students�grouped�in�small�classes�according�to�age.

Group�piano/keyboard�courses�studying�all�stylesof�music�for�students from 4�years�of�age.

PIANORAMAMUSIC�COURSES

LITTLE

MUSIC MUSICBeebopper

incorporating�singing,�percussion,

music�&�movement,musical�games,

co-ordination�development,�rhythm,

LOTS�OF�MUSICAL�FUN!

3�YEAR�OLD

JitterbugsLots�of�singing,�percussion,

dancing�and�musical�games

THEY�LOVE�IT!

2�YEAR�OLD Music

Ph:�4732�1444

ENROL�NOW

PENRITH

INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF MUSICINTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF MUSICprovides�music�education�for�children�of�all�ages.

Individual�and�ensemble�experience.Reading,�aural�and�rhythmic�skills�developed�simultaneously.

Musically�stimulating,�effective,�in�an�unpressured�environment,Students�grouped�in�small�classes�according�to�age.

Group�piano/keyboard�courses�studying�all�stylesof�music�for�students from 4�years�of�age.

PIANORAMAMUSIC�COURSES

BeebopperLITTLE

incorporating�singing,�percussion,

music�&�movement,musical�games,

co-ordination�development,�rhythm,

LOTS�OF�MUSICAL�FUN!

3�YEAR�OLD

JitterbugsLots�of�singing,�percussion,

dancing�and�musical�games

THEY�LOVE�IT!

2�YEAR�OLD Music

Ph:�4732�1444

ENROL�NOW

MUSIC

.www.ismaustralia.com .www.ismaustralia.com

PENRITH

10 July 2013 www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au

Mamre Anglican School www.mamre.nsw.edu.au ph: 9834 1881 e: [email protected]

Mamre Anglican School Talented Cricket Programaims to support the school’s strong academic endeavours by having a high quality, co-curricular cricket program for talented and developing players.

For more information on how to be considered for selection in the MAS Cricket Program, please download and complete the MAS Cricket Program Registration Form from our website (www.mamre.nsw.edu.au)

Mamre Anglican School is a co-educational Prep-12 day school with Year 11 beginning in 2015 and proceeding to Year 12 in 2016. The school is committed to achieving high academic outcomes for its students in addition to growth in understanding of the Christian faith.

• The school provides programs in all Key Learning Areas from Pre-Kindergarten to Year 12• MAS Private Bus servicing the area• Exciting extra curricular programs including Music, G&T, Football, Gymnastics, and Futsal• Creative Arts groups: ensemble, choir, dance• Other In-school activities

www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au July 2013 11www.glenmoregazette.com.au July 2013 17

There are two base emotions – fear and love. How do fear and love play out in your parenting?

Fear-based parenting views the child as bad, annoying, or time-consuming. Love-based parenting views your child as worthy of your love, time, and attention. Fear-based parenting views the child as “manipulative and attention seeking”. Love-based parenting recognises that all behaviour arises from a need (physical, emotional, intellectual), and sometimes behaviour is a way of attempting to make a connection with the parent.

Fear-based parenting emphasises the need for discipline and punishment. Love-based parenting emphasises the need for guidance, education, and relationship. Fear-based parenting seeks revenge or payback for a child’s behaviour. Love-based parenting seeks belonging and connection for the child.

Fear-based parenting notices “bad” behaviour. Love-based parenting notices mistaken behaviour (Dan Gartrell).

When we move from fear-based parenting to love-based parenting we move from ME (parent’s agenda) to WE (parent and child together). It is no longer us versus them.

In fear-based parenting the parent reacts. In love-based parenting the parent responds. In times of high emotion, the parent remembers to Stop-Breathe-Think-then Do.

In fear-based parenting the child’s feelings are dismissed. In love-based parenting the child’s feelings are acknowledged.

In fear-based parenting, the parent persuades, nags, begs, yells, and hits. In love-based parenting, the parent employs the “no talking, no emotion” strategy in dealing with mistaken behaviour (Dr Thomas Phelan). Fear-based parenting focuses on the person doing the wrong thing. Love-based parenting focuses on the behaviour.

Through fear-based parenting, the child experiences shame, which can last a lifetime. Through love-based parenting, the child experiences guilt, which is short-term (Dr Daniel A Hughes). In fear-based parenting, the parent feels shame, blame, and guilt. In love-based parenting, the parent tries to be real (Scott Noelle http://www.enjoyparenting.com/daily-groove/be-real).

In fear-based parenting, the parent burdens the child with his or her own feelings, demands an insincere apology, and does not apologise for his or her own inappropriate behaviour. In love-based parenting, the parent talks about OK/not OK for self and child, seeks relationship repair, admits wrongdoing, and role models saying sorry.

Fear-based parenting values the child for what he or she does. Love-based parenting values the child for who she or he is.

In fear-based parenting, the parent is operating at a head level. In love-based parenting, the parent is operating from a heart level.

“How do your words fall on your child’s heart?” (Lisa Nichols).

Upcoming Workshops (see the blog for descriptions of these groups)…

Resilience Doughnut 23 July 10am – 12:30pm Floribunda Community Centre

Eat It To Beat It 24 July 10am – 12:30pm South Penrith Neighbourhood Centre

Triple P 7 Aug –11 Sept 10am – 12:30pm South Penrith Neighbourhood Centre

Special Playtime 4 Sept 10am – 12:30pm South Penrith Neighbourhood Centre

Triple P Avoiding Parent Traps 8 to 15 Aug 10am – 12pm Floribunda Community Centre ... For parents who have completed Triple P

PARENTS’ CORNERArticle by: Narelle Smith (Family Worker) NepeanStudent-Wellbeing Worker – Mulgoa Public School Nepean Community & Neighbourhood ServicesPh: 0409 986 121 Centre: 4721 8520Blog: http://handsheartsminds.wordpress.com

Sunday 28 July 2013 Penrith Sports Stadium

Herbert St Cambridge Park

www.babykidsmarket.com.au

9am to 12noon$4 entry Kids free

1300 554 476

Plus 'handpicked' local designers featuring

their unique & stylish new goods

The largest range of gorgeous. quality

preloved baby & kids goods

From prams to cots, toys, to books and

clothes to shoes, the market has it all

From the Principal’s DeskLlandilo Public School Principal: Bruno Zuliani

What an honour it is to have the opportunity to be part of the very first Jordan Springs Gazette. Our school is your local Public School and we have been serving the children and families of Llandilo and its surrounds since 1866.

Over the years our school has established a strong reputation for academic achievement, good citizenship and extracurricular achievements. Our motto is “Walk With Truth And Pride”. Moving into the 21st Century our collaborative and cohesive teaching team is committed to improving the learning outcomes of our students in Literacy, Numeracy and all Key Learning Areas, using latest technologies. Students work in a safe, caring environment which promotes respectful relationships and builds positive self concept.

Enquiries for enrolment are most welcome and our school is inclusive of students and communities from all backgrounds. We look forward to meeting you and sharing in the partnership of educating the future generation of democratic citizens and leaders of our great country.

LET’S CELEBRATE!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Aunty Margret

Love U Lots!

Flynn & Kobhixx

Success is simply failure turned on it’s head!

“If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again” – William Edward Hickson

FREE LISTING for special announcements.Send your details to: [email protected]

12 July 2013 www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au

Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital

Services provided include:• General Surgery (desexing to orthopedics), • Vaccinations, in-house pathology,• Radiology, Dentistry, • Visiting specialist radiographer & ultrasonographer, • Puppy preschool, • Grooming, hydrobath, • Home visits,• Cat boarding, kitten adoption, • Secure off leash dog park.

377 Wentworth Road, Orchard Hills 4736 2027

Camille Brandt BVSc(Hons 1), MVS(SAP) Erin Short BVSc(Hons 1)

Consulting HoursMonday to Friday: 9am-7pm

Saturdays: 9am-12pm

4736 2027

Check out our website for more information.

www.orchardhillsvet.com.au or join us on Facebook.

Welcomes boys and girls aged 4 to 16 years to

TRY BASEBALL

Sunday 28 July 10am to 12pm Sunday 4 August 12.30pm to 2.30pm

Andrews Road Baseball Complex, Cranebrook

Free batting, base running, catching and throwing activities conducted by current State League and

National Championship players.

Free sausage sizzle for all participants.

Secretary: 0434 116 940 Registrar: 0420 581 276

Find Penrith Baseball Club on Facebook See our website Penrithbaseball.com.au

Welcomes boys and girls aged 4 to 16 years to

TRY BASEBALL

Sunday 28 July 10am to 12pm Sunday 4 August 12.30pm to 2.30pm

Andrews Road Baseball Complex, Cranebrook

Free batting, base running, catching and throwing activities conducted by current State League and

National Championship players.

Free sausage sizzle for all participants. Secretary: 0434 116 940 Registrar: 0420 581 276

Find Penrith Baseball Club on Facebook See our website Penrithbaseball.com.au

Untitled-1 1 28/06/2013 7:46:34 PM

16 July 2013 www.glenmoregazette.com.au

PAWS A WHILEwith Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital

Staff Continuing EducationEven though the

veterinarians and nurses at Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital have studied and completed their relevant courses, there is always something new to learn. New products, drugs and procedures are being discovered all the time and we need to keep up to date with the current technology. For example, Hills Pet Nutrition is releasing a new veterinary only product range for cats and dogs.

We allocate time each week where company representatives visit our clinic to provide on site training on new products. We also attend seminars and conferences, participate in webinars and complete many online refresher courses.

Belinda attended the Veterinary Nurses Conference in Melbourne recently and came back with many new ideas and different ways of doing things to ensure the smooth running of the veterinary hospital.

Come and ask us a question, if we do not know the answer, we will find it for you.

One of my favourite quotes is ‘If you learn one new thing a day, then it is a good day!’.

Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital

Services provided include:• General Surgery (desexing to orthopedics), • Vaccinations, in-house pathology,• Radiology, Dentistry, • Visiting specialist radiographer & ultrasonographer, • Puppy preschool, • Grooming, hydrobath, • Home visits,• Cat boarding, kitten adoption, • Secure off leash dog park.

377 Wentworth Road, Orchard Hills 4736 2027

Camille Brandt BVSc(Hons 1), MVS(SAP) Erin Short BVSc(Hons 1)

Consulting HoursMonday to Friday: 9am-7pm

Saturdays: 9am-12pm

4736 2027

Check out our website for more information.

www.orchardhillsvet.com.au or join us on Facebook.

www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au July 2013 13

1300 834 778 www.treadmillservice.com.au

OPEN 7 DAYS

Treadmills – HIRE – NEW – USEDSpare Parts for all ModelsElectronic RepairsGym Cable ReplacementsGym Upholstery RepairsPreventative Maintenance SpecialistsGym & Treadmill Relocations & Removals

• Domestic Fitness Equipment Sales & Rentals

• MMA and Boxing Gear• Supplements and Nutrition Specialists

• Group and 1 on 1 Personal Training available 6-9am, 4-8pm

• Easy Equipment Financing ie Certegy, GO Getta.. Fitlease!

“Fitness Starts with U!” Your ONE STOP shop for body transformations,

at home or on the go!

Unit 2 66 Preston St, Penrith NSW 2750

1800 834 778

AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT!

r Winny & Alex have got Talent!

Sparks Fly!Locals Alex Robinson and girlfriend

Winny are set to send sparks flying as they take to the stage on Australia’s Got Talent, due to be screened later this year on Channel 9.

Winny is set to entertain the audience by singing Taylor Swift’s “Sparks Fly” while executing amazing, high flying cheerleading stunts while Alex, a former Penrith High School student, dazzles viewers performing break-dancing and backflips throughout their routine.

The pair’s first audition received excellent praise from the directors of the program with special mention of Winny’s song choice and the entire performance. The pair was invited to perform their routine in front of judges Gerri Halliwell (Ginger Spice), Timomatic, Kyle Sandilands and Dawn French at the Riverside Theatre (Parramatta) last month. The advertisement for the live show quoted, “be one of the first to see the SPARK’S FLY”, referencing the duo’s spectacular act.

Be sure to tune-in later this year and offer your support for our local talent!

KEEPING FIT WITH Rj Kick start your day with a Green Smoothie!

Green smoothies are all the rage these days. They are a delicious blend of fruit and vegetables and are great for assisting with weight loss and overall health. Full of antioxidants, adding just one glass to your diet each day, can help you to achieve your daily recommended intake of fruit and vegetables.

There are heaps of great recipes out there but to start you off, try blending 2-3 cups green vegetables (spinach, kale), 2-3 serves of fruit (pineapple, banana, grapes), a squeeze of lemon, water and ice. For a smoothie consistency you may need to blend several times or invest in a heavy duty blender. Also, try experimenting with your own combinations.

Green smoothies are filled with nutrients and packed with vitamins and minerals. Including them in your daily diet can lead to a clearer mind, smoother skin, more energy and less cravings for junk food. Kick start your day with a green smoothie today!

Rj Tierney (owner) Pure Fitness Penrith Ph: 4732 [email protected] www.purefitness.net.au

14 July 2013 www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au

Saturday July 27

EFT Workshop

Stress Relief at your Fingertips

1.45pm to 4.00pm

CWA Rooms, Tindale Street Penrith.

Booking Essential

Phone Rhonda 0430 047 421

Saturday July 20(3rd Saturday each month)Lower Blue Mountains Rotary Club Monthly MarketsGlenbrook Infants School, Ross Street, Glenbrook.Rotarians helping their communities.

Thursday July 189am – 2pm

Lollylicious POP UP SHOPGlenmore Park Town CentreChocolate Bouquets for all occasionsOrder online & collect OR choose from our collection instore on the day

1300 664 661

Thursday July 18South Penrith Probus ClubGlenmore Park Community Centre10:00am Visitors welcomeSocial Club for active retireesContact Merle Blatch ph: 4733 1614 fax: 4733 0986

Community Noticeboard

Monday July 15Nepean / Blue Mountains Prostate Cancer Support Group

6.30pm. Lecture Room 1, Learning & Development Unit, SWAHS 2 building Nepean Public Hospital

Tonight we have as our guest speaker Angela

Pendlebury from Nepean Food Services who

will speak about Meal on Wheels and Let’s

Dine Out project.All meetings are available

to males and their partners who are seeking

information on this cancer, and who live in the Blue Mountains, Blacktown, Hawkesbury and Penrith areas. Come along and experience the caring and benefits offered by our Support Group whose moto is YOU ARE NOT ALONE.

Alan Moran OAM, President 1300 133 878

www.prostatesupport.org.au

Monday July 15Nepean Evening VIEW Club Nepean Evening View Club will be holding its Dinner meeting at Panthers Penrith 7:00pm. Cost $25 . Women of VIEW support the Smith Family’s Learning for Life project. New members warmly welcomed. Details and bookings by April 8: Joyce 4731 2851

Sunday July 28Baby & Kids Market Penrith Sports Stadium Herbert St, Cambridge Park9:00am – 12 noon

www.babykidsmarket.com.au1300 554 476

Sunday 28 July 2013 Penrith Sports StadiumHerbert St Cambridge Park

www.babykidsmarket.com.au

9am to 12noon$4 entry Kids free1300 554 476

Plus 'handpicked' local designers featuring their unique & stylish new goods

The largest range of gorgeous. quality preloved baby & kids goodsFrom prams to cots, toys, to books and clothes to shoes, the market has it all

Wednesday August 14Arthritis NSW Penrith Branch MeetingCWA HallTindale St, PenrithCoffee available from 9:30amFurther details – Diane 9623 9789

Glenmore Park Monthly MarketLast Sunday of Every Month10am – 2pmGlenmore Park Community CentreCnr Luttrell Street & Town Terrace

Thursday August 8

Red Cross Penrith Branch Meeting

CWA HallTindale St, Penrith

Coffee available from 9:30am

Further details – Diane 9623 9789

Senior Ladies Train Travellers2nd & 4th Friday each monthRetirees 60 and over looking to findways of travelling using SeniorsConcession Rail ticket $2.50 combinedwith unaided walking for excersie.Guest speakers, discover new placesand friendships, group meetings.Enquiries– send stamped,self addressed envelope & phonecontact to:Senior Ladies Train TravellersPO Box 7710South Penrith NSW 2750

** Fortnightly Events **

FREE LISTING for local events and meetingsSend your details to: [email protected]

Jumpstart your Career with a Council Traineeship

Are you a motivated, talented person interested in serving our community? Would you like to be paid to study and gain skills

and experience in a field such as business administration, childcare, IT or hospitality? Applications are now open for places in

Council’s award winning traineeship program for 2014. Applications close in September 2013 and traineeships start in January

2014. Whether you’re currently completing your HSC, looking to change careers or return to the workforce, our traineeships

offer great opportunities. Penrith Mayor Councillor Mark Davies said trainees gain a variety of experiences that help them realise

their potential and develop vital skills, knowledge and confidence. “Our traineeship program is well regarded and has provided a

strong foundation for many successful and rewarding careers, and Council is a friendly and flexible workplace,” he said. For more

information or to apply, visit www.penrithcity.nsw.gov.au (see the Careers section under the Our Council tab) or call 4732 7596.

We will also be holding information evenings on 13 and 15 August in the Penrith Civic Centre.

Sunday August 25

Country Market Day

10am – 3pm

STALLHOLDERS WANTED

Mulgoa Public School

Enquiries: Sarah 0438 390 017

www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au July 2013 15

Hi-QualityHome Improvements

Call Shane for a FREE quote on

0422 316851 or 02 47742 610

Builders License No. 159595C

! ! - Deckings - Carports and awnings - Screen enclosures

- Extensions/ renovations - Glass rooms - Insulated roof panels - Interior fit out

- General carpentry and maintenance

AWNINGS & CARPORTS

PHOTOGRAPHYPHOTOGRAPHY – WORKSHOP/LESSON

For more details please contact Harry on 0425 828 955 or visit his website.

www.momentcapturedphotography.com

Join Harry on a Photography WorkShop/Lesson and learn how to use your DSLR Camera to take great photos.

Carpet & Upholstery CleaningTile & Grout Cleaning

Locally owned & operated. On time, every time. Quality work at competitive prices.

1300 557 548 or 4774 9618

ARGYLLCARPET CLEANING

ARGYLL CARPET SD.indd 1 4/06/2013 4:33:18 PM

BUILDER

B & M DAVIES BUILDING PTY LTDSpecialising in all Residential Work

ESTABLISHED IN THE PENRITH AREA SINCE 1980

www.daviesbuilding.com.au

LIC: 113661CHIA MEMBER 0418 245 053

BUILDER

Domestic, Commercial & Industrial

Paul Kowalczuk Lic. No. 191875C

Mb: 0408 741 548

Southern Sun Painting & Decorating All painting work domestic &

commercial Fully Licensed & Insured

Free Quotes - No ObligationPaul Kowalczuk Lic No. 191875C

Mb: 0408 741 548

PAINTER

PET CARE - GROOMING

GIFTS

LAWN CARE

Fabian Gemin 0401 701 322Freecall 1800 245 955 www.coochie.com.au

We treat all types of lawns. Talk to us about our lawn care program.

Complete balanced liquid lawn fertiliserWeed Control eg. bindi, clover etc

Beetle, grub and army worm control

Your Lawn Care SpecialistsSave water with Coochie

and enjoy a healthy green lawn

PEST CONTROLPEST CONTROL

• Pre-purchase&TermiteInspection•TermiteSpecialist•Domestic&CommercialPests•Friendly,localpestcontroller with15yearsexperience

Tim Franklin p:4774 0802m:0430 334 186 e:[email protected]

CAMPING & OUTDOORSCAMPING & OUTDOORS

Unit 3 / 55 York Road, PENRITHp: 0247 325091 m: 0434 552 807

www.discoveroutdoors.com.au

• CAMPING • HUNTING • OILSKINS• LEATHER HATS • KIDS OUTDOOR• LED TORCHES • OUTBACKWEAR

• SCOOTERS & SKATEBOARDS *** AMMUNITION IN STORE ***

Open Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm Saturday : 9am - 2pm

Shop INSTORE OR ONLINE

Your Local BUSINESS DIRECTORYAdvertise your business here and online for just $10.00 (single) per month; $20 (double) per monthPhone: 4733 0792 email: [email protected]

AWNINGS & CARPORTSAMAZING CARPORTS & PATIOS

• Colourbond Carports and PatiosFlat, Gable and Dutch Gable roofs

• Free Measure & Quotes• Hail Damage / Insurance Work

• DIY Kits AvailableCall Mark on 0404 163 158

Lic No. 169819C

ELECTRICIAN

Specialising in garden lighting and all purpose ambient lighting

Louis McLachlanLicenced Electrical Contractor

All types of work

Lic no 39282

Mobile 0414 351 987ELECTRICIAN

DESIGN • INSTALL• MAINTAIN • Lighting & Power Points • TV & Phone Outlets • Smoke Alarms • 3 in 1 Heaters & Ceiling Fans • Stove & Hot Water • 24 Hr Emergency Service Available

Visit our website www.rondys.com.au for detailed information about our servicesCall 4737 9990 or 0423 877 630

Lic No 205620CSeniors Card accepted!

Phone: 4733 0792E: [email protected]

less than $1 per day

16 July 2013 www.jordanspringsgazette.com.au

QUALITY FRUIT MARKET

2LP&N FRUIT JUICES 2 FOR $5

REAL QUALITY - REAL VALUE - EVERYDAY

LLANDILO4777 4898

2LREAL FRUIT JUICES 2 FOR $5

4L FRESH JUICE $6.99(Squeezed from 100% Australian Oranges)

FRESH ROSES & FLOWERS

$10 312 Third Ave, Llandilo

a bunch