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Hills to Hawkesbury Classifieds Support Your Local Community’S Businesses September 4 - September 20 Volume 32 - Issue 18 RICHMOND JUBILEE “Lachlan Valley Railway’s steam trains are back for Richmond Jubilee 2015! These original heritage engines, lovingly restored, made their grand debut in Richmond last year and were welcomed by thousands of passengers riding the shuttles across the entire weekend from Richmond to Mulgrave and back. This year, Richmond Jubilee is being held on the weekend of 19th and 20th September. We recommend booking your tickets online as seats were sold out last year. As well as the magnificent steam trains, Richmond Park will be in full Springtime mode, with lots of stalls, free kids activities including storytelling by our own Claire Bailey in period costume, old fashioned games and a Hunt & Seek competition around Richmond for kids aged up to 12. For more information, visit www.richmondjubilee.com.au or find Richmond Jubilee on Facebook.” Motorcycles Suitable for Wrecking Any Condition Dirt, MX, Farm, 4x4 Wreckers Opening Soon 0428 266 040 MARK VINT 9651 2182 270 New Line Road Dural NSW 2158 [email protected] ABN: 84 451 806 754 WWW.DURALAUTO.COM “Can you keep my dog from Gentle Dental Care For Your Whole Family. Sandstone getting out?” Two for the price of One Sales Check-up and Cleans Buy Direct From the Quarry Ph 9680 2400 When you mention this ad. Come & meet 432 Old Northern Rd vid 9652 1783 Call for a Booking Now! Dr Da Glenhaven Ager Handsplit Opposite Flower Power It’s time for your Spring Clean ! Random Flagging $55m2 113 Smallwood Rd Glenorie BRISTOL PAINT AND Hills Family Free battery DECORATOR CENTRE Run Business Aquarium backup when you mention “We Certainly Can!” this ad Unit 7 No 6 Victoria Ave Koi, Goldfish, Tropical, Native, Castle Hill, NSW 2158 Marine Fish P 02 9680 2738 Multi Buys on Fish F 02 9894 1290 M 0413 109 051 All accessories lots of instore specials 1800 22 33 64 E [email protected] Come in to 752 George St South Windsor Joe 0416 104 660 10am to 5pm www.hiddenfence.com.au A BETTER FINISH BEGINS AT BRISTOL www.windsorfishhatchery.com.au DISCOVER MAGNOLIA MALL, RICHMOND Discover Magnolia Mall Here you will find so each shop owner from jewellery, home decor items, many wonderful unique manchester, and unusual Come and visit one of Magnolia Mall will arrange shops, treasures and gifts and craft items in the Richmond Town Centre’s best their own colourful displays surprises... arcade. kept secrets. A local village of beautiful handcrafted mall located on the main street And to tie in with the knitwear, paintings, So come and see what the heading towards Kurrajong. Richmond Jubilee weekend, art displays, giftware, buzz is all about.... Richmond Art Supplies Towns Arts Society. Children’s now managed by Deidre and RICHMOND ART SUPPLIES after school classes are also Satya Morrison as Richmond Fine Art Materials, Classes and Gallery Specialising in Fine Art held weekly during the terms Art Supplies. Both share a materials for professional on Monday, Wednesday and passionate interest in art and artists, hobbyists and Friday. the artistic community in the students. They also have a Hawkesbury. ART DAY & EVENING CLASSES gallery of local artists work Richmond Art Supplies ART MATERIALS • ART GROUPS • GALLERY Mon-Fri: 9.30am to 5.30pm (Thurs to 6.30pm) and a classroom where art has a wide range of oil, acrylic, Deidre has been a Sat: 9.30am to 2.30pm classes are held 5 days a week. and watercolour paints, well known artist and art Shop 10 MAGNOLIA MALL, 285 Windsor Street, Richmond Phone: 02 4578 3555 [email protected] www.richmondartsupplies.com.au Adult classes in oil brushes, canvases and papers, teacher in the Sydney and painting, drawing, acrylics, as well as easels and other art Hawkesbury region for over Open 6 days a week pastels and watercolours are equipment. Collage papers, 25 years and Satya is involved 9.30am – 5.30pm and held weekly with monthly fabric paints, clay, pencils, and in running several businesses, evenings for classes. a range of Art instructions as well as a background in workshops in portraits and Find us in the Magnolia life drawing. books are available. graphic and web design. Mall in Richmond, Shop Children’s school holiday The business has been Both are active members 10, 285 Windsor Street workshops are held at the operating in Richmond for of the Macquarie Towns Art or call 02 45 783 555 or end of each school term in over 30 years, formerly as Society and the Hawkesbury visit our website www. conjunction with Macquarie part of The Pitt Gallery, and is Artist and Artisan’s Trail. richmondartsupplies.com.au Dream Now Banksia Yarns BanksiaBanksia YarnsYarns Come on in and Richmond explore this beautiful little Banksia Yarns shop that has opened in Richmond will be Magnolia Mall. launching their own Suzan has a passion range of crochet for lovely home decor, designs on Saturday for that special gift with 19th September 2015, a touch of being a little to coincide with the different. BanksiaShop 7 Magnolia Design Mall Richmond Jubilee. 285Shop Windsor 7 Magnolia St, Richmond Mall Dream Now specialises Product Launch Come to Magnolia 285 Windsor0401 279853St, Richmond in an embroidered9/1/2015 towel Starter Business Cards with Customisation ­ Enter your Text Everything to market your business. Australia Mall Richmond to Hours:Saturday Mon0401 -279853 Fri: 9:30 - 5pm service (selection of Help is here. My Account Cart colour towels with any 1800­021­631 Hello jenette see this new, locally 19thHours: MonSeptemberSat: -9:30 Fri: 9:30- 1pm - 5pm All Business Marketing Signs & Invitations & Clothing Digital Specials design), giftware,Pro dFrenchucts Cards Materials Posters Stationery Marketing designed range of [email protected] Sat: 9:30 - 1pm provincial, manchester,Customise Your Starter Business Card with Customisation: Front side crochet garments Crochet Pattern Company Name Basic Text Insert Advanced [email protected] jewellery, scarves,Comp anCushions,y Message DREAM NOW displayed. Design rugs, home decorWeb /items Other F RandEE Website! selected furniture.Address Line 1 20% Sale Patterns for some Shop 7 Magnolia Mall Address Line 2 of the designs will be Phone / Other on Manchester 285 Windsor St, Richmond Open Tues- Sat. (month of September only) Full Name available for sale on Job Title 0401 279853 Call 0427 762 559. Homewares, Furniture, the day, others will be Email / Other FREE Business Email! French Provinical, Hours: Mon - Fri: 9:30 - 5pm Text Field 1 Jewellery and Scarves coming soon, (but can Sat: 9:30 - 1pm OPEN TUES-SAT More options: be ordered). Save for later shop banksiayarns.com.au Request a PDF proof 0427 762 559 @ Shop 5/285-289 Windsor Street, Richmond (Near NRMA) Front side | Reverse side Next 2 • Hills to Hawkesbury Living • September 4 Need help customising your design? We can assist you with layout, colour, design reviews and much more. Just call us on 1800­021­631 Mon. ­ Fri. 8:00 AM­10:00 PM Let Us Help What We Offer Our Company Our Policies Connect with us Rely on Vistaprint Absolutely Guaranteed Every time. Any reason. Or we’ll make it right. http://www.vistaprint.com.au/vp/ns/studio3.aspx?pf_id=B74&page=1&alt_doc_id=7VM02­H3A11­1L9&cart_alt_doc_id=7VM02­H3A11­1L9&origin=4&rd=1 1/2 LOCAL NEWS Quarter of Australians Terry White Chemists expected to suffer from Chief Executive Officer hearing loss by 2050, find out Anthony White said the how old your hearing is today opportunity to partner with National Hearing Care With one in six Australians demonstrated the group’s hard of hearing1, National commitment to improving Hearing Care and Terry White access to vital community Chemists have joined forces to health services. offer FREE hearing screenings in a campaign to increase With more than 160 early detection and improve Terry White Chemists located community health outcomes. throughout Australia, it’s now easier than ever to find out the Hearing loss is estimated estimated age of your hearing to be the second most prevalent from a National Hearing Care health condition in Australia Builders of Designer Homes, consultant. after vision impairment, with Quality Renovations & Extensions over 3.6 million Australians Free hearing checks are estimated to be currently living available at Terry White with a hearing loss. Chemists in Schofields, Stanhope Gardens and • New Homes (Australian and American designs) North Western Sydney • Your plans or ours. We build to suit your requirements Winston Hills on selected residents are encouraged to • Home Renovations – Extensions – Heritage Projects days throughout August take action regarding their • Granny Flats – Little Houses – Attic Conversions and September. For more hearing health and participate • Bathroom/Kitchen Renovations information or to book in a free hearing screening • Decks – Pergolas – Conservatories a screening visit: www. • Landscaping conducted by consultants from terrywhitechemists.com.au www.buildingworksaust.com.au National Hearing Care at Terry White Chemists nationally, Please note that Join us on: to check if your hearing appointments are for adults age corresponds with your over the age of 26. Anyone chronological age. under the age of 26 should contact their local National National Hearing Care Hearing Care clinic to discuss senior audiologist, Jacy Fellows, BMW, AUDI, VW their options. said researchers have compared average hearing ability and age, Free driver education “The concept of hearing age is program at your Library MERC & PORSCHE very relatable – people of all SERVICE & REPAIRS Hawkesbury Library ages are exposed to risk factors Service is providing learners For quality service at that can affect their hearing – with the opportunity to some more than others. ” competitive prices by trained practice their skills before Approved BMW Audi, VW, Merc & People with untreated taking their Driver Knowledge Repairer hearing loss are often faced Test through a free web-based Porsche technicians with serious consequences, program.
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