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Fire Devastation MAY 2012 FREE PLEASE TAKE A COPY The Original Community Magazine Since 1971 With Profits Supporting Business & Community 20% OFF FIRE DEVASTATION 6 or more Businesses lost at Dural Business Park bottles of wine In the early hours of Thursday Present at the scene also, were the EVERYDAY! morning, the owner of Dural shocked and stunned owners of the conditions apply Tyrepower was alerted to a problem businesses. Locals were turning up for at his premises from his alarm system. work, only to be told to go home and Initially he assumed a break-in but the owners would call them as soon when he arrived on site, he discovered as they could. With an estimated 60 the RFS and police already present people working at the Dural Business dealing with a significant fire. Reports Park, this fire will have an affect on indicate the fire started within the all of them. The owners now face pet shop, although this has not been the task of finding new/temporary confirmed. It spread quickly engulfing premises, then fitting it out and trying Shop 2 / 169 Annangrove Rd, Annangrove NSW 2156 many of the neighbouring units. Once to rebuild their businesses. For it spread to the Tyrepower unit the some, this will take months. Whilst ensuing heat and toxic black smoke insurance will help with some costs, made fighting the fire even more many may be faced with interim costs difficult for the RFS. Neighbouring to cover themselves. Without Business residential properties were evacuated Interruption Insurance, many will have at around 2.30 am. no income for a significant time. Some For By early light the devastation casual workers may even have lost caused by the fire could be seen. All their jobs. the units along the left side appeared All of this will affect their families COFFEE to be very badly damaged. The steel and our community as a whole. frame buckled and black. The right side of the building also LOVERS saw considerable fire damage, but three units appear to have been saved by the efforts of over 100 firefighters and police. Over 20 fire units responded to the fire and considerable effort was 4/169 ANNANGROVE RD ANNANGROVE 2156 made by all firefighters in stopping it spreading to the Caltex Petrol Station. Wakefield CELC is under new ownership • NCAC High Quality Accredited • All Rooms Programs Based on EYLF • Experienced, Qualified and Specialising in Residential Established team of staff and Rural Sales • Nutritionally Balanced Meals catering to any dietary requirements For a FREE Market Appraisal • Natural bush outlook in a peaceful location in Dural and advice on how best www.sydneypaddockslashing.com.au Enrolling now for 2012 to prepare Children 6 Weeks to 6 years your home for sale Contact Kelly on 9651 1855 or [email protected] CALL TODAY! 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This classic Federation style seven (YES 7 ! ) bedroom home is straight from the pages of a fairytale. With two road frontages, totalling approximately 270m, this superb fi ve acre allotment supports lush pasture, compliments of a deep rich soil. Whilst the features of this property must be seen to be appreciated, some of the main qualities include – 10 brick horse stables with water, wide sandstone verandahs framed with iron lacework, wonderful full opening from both living and bedroom visitor to step into a home of quality, height bay windows overlooking areas, sweeping timber staircase with character and warmth. This home verdant lawns and a crystal clear pool generous richly carpeted landing. would suit the extended family or in and spa, sets of double glass doors Double etched entry doors invite the law accommodation. Shop 1 thinking call us for a 358 Galston Road Galston of DPW 9653 2999 selling? Free Market appraisal R E A LT Y www.dpw.com.au YOUR LOCAL & INDEPENDENT “QUIET ACHIEVER” 2 Gossip Column Congratulations to our local man, Jim, for winning the Badge Draw at The Galston Club. Well deserved - I wish it had been me! Oh well, I’ll keep trying. Congratulations to Christopher Saliba - he was the winner of the Easter Bunny Rabbit at Goodies Bakery, Galston. Mothers Day - Remember to give your Mum a big hug and tell her you love her. To all our beautiful mothers, have a lovely day. Lucy Niccol, a year 10 student from Galston High School has been selected to represent Australia in teh National Women’s European Handball team. The Australian team will be playing in the Spain and Italy in June & July. Lucy is fundraising for her trip through chocolate sales and raffles at the Galsotn Club and is looking for local businesses sponsorship (thanks Dino!). Any We regret to advise the temporary assistance would be greatly appreciated. Contact Lucy’s mum closure of our business following Toni on 9653 1172 or email [email protected]. the fire at the Dural Business Park. What a terrible tragedy at Dural Business Park for the Business Owners and their staff. Lets make sure we, as a We will resume services as soon as community, rally around to support them as much as possible. we are able. We hope they all find new premises quickly and are able to resume trading. Thank you for your We spoke to local insurance adviser Paul Pixton of Dural continued support. Insurance Services about the insurance aspect. Paul said the fire was a disaster for everyone. Statistics tell us that most businesses Brian, Robert and the team. are underinsured to some degree and in tough times many people have no insurance at all! Businesses often do not insure for “Business Interruption” which covers loss of gross profit due to an insured event such as fire. 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BOLTS, BEARINGS, ABRASIVES, TOOLS & MUCH MORE Phone 9477 3782 PERSONAL SERVICE NATIONAL BRANDS EXPERTISE RANGE THE RIGHT PRICE IndePendent dealer alternatIve 7-9 Walker Street, SOUTH WINDSOR “If you want it, we’ll source it” Fax: 4587 7227 Email: [email protected] www.euroserve.com.au 3 Letters to the Editor Subdivision On Again? Yes, don’t the developers ever give up! As the Mayor’s “survey” says 2003, 2004 and 2011 and every time the answer was the same, NO!! Do the forthcoming Local Government elections have anything to do with this “survey”? What an excellent way to garner votes from the rural area, knowing that there will always be votes from the significant minority, who otherwise may not have thought why they should bother to vote at all. Where would this sub-division be? What lot sizes? Why would the State Government approve the reduction of Sec. 94 contributions from developers? Why would the State Government approve it? Our community does not need the re-introduction of such a divisive topic. If we are to be surveyed why not on how our community can be improved? Bring us together with the common purpose of finding out how we can help the commercial viability, help the environment, help keep what we value and how to remove what is bad. Let us work on how we and Council, can improve the economy of the rural area through the promotion of existing home occupations and home industries, tourism and creative farming. Let us have public meetings and spend Council money, on that! Let us all think about the future and ask our politicians to make hard decisions for our and their, grandchildren. Food security for Sydney, better developments to increase population without covering productive farm land and agricultural potential, creative house design, smaller houses, better zoning of land to permit something between home units and the massive homes now being built. 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