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October 16 - November 1 Volume 32 - Issue 21 There are some lovely bush walks in this area. Why not drop into the Hawkesbury Tourist Information Centre, Hawkesbury Valley Way, Clarendon and pick up some brochures of where to walk. Take advantage of this lovely Spring weather. Credit Photo: NSW National Parks Sandstone Sales Buy Direct From the Quarry 9652 1783 Handsplit Random Flagging $55m2 113 Smallwood Rd Glenorie “Can you keep my dog from Your Local Caring Dentist For Your Whole Family... getting out?” Two for the price of One MARK VINT Check-up and Cleans 9651 2182 Ph 9680 2400 When you mention this ad. Come & meet 270 New Line Road 432 Old Northern Rd Dural NSW 2158 Call for a Booking Now! Dr David Glenhaven Ager [email protected] Opposite Flower Power It’s time for your Spring Clean ! 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Colah, Hornsby 511 PACIFIC HIGHWAY, MT. COLAH, HORNSBY. (next door to McDonalds. Easy parking) *Brand New, Portable, Drive Away, Conditions Apply www.comfortdiscovered.com.au FEATURE ARTICLES Galston Girl Guides for 7 to Arcadian Artists Celebrate Steiner – Metal Sculptor, endeavoured to support & 12 year old girls 25 Years on 7th - 8th Sandra & Maria Vumbaca – provide an avenue for both November 2015 Ceramists, Trish Fraunfelter young & experienced artists – Illustrator & Textile Printer, from inside & outside the Like all great ideas that Brian Bell – Furniture Maker, community to showcase their are driven by enthusiasm & Carole-Anne Lunn – Sculptor creative talents. In addition passion the Arcadian Artists & Jeweller, & Merilyn Chappel it has supported many local have stood the test of time. In – Painter, who became the charities & in recent times November 2015, the Arcadian Arcadian Artists President in has provided a donation to Artists will celebrate 25 years March 2015. Lest not forget students at Galston High of bringing inspirational art to Gordon Finlayson – Painter, School to assist with the the local community & beyond. Potter & Teacher, now retired costs associated with the Girl Guides in Australia is Since its humble beginnings in from the Arcadian Artists completion of HSC major community based and meets 1990, like a child who has been who held the longest Arcadian works. outside school hours. There nurtured & cherished it has Artists Presidency. are approximately 260 Guide grown & changed immensely. On the weekend of the Districts in NSW & ACT where The Arcadian Artists have Initially under the tender Art Trail the event is well sign groups of girls meet on a witnessed organisational care of Gordon Finlayson posted. Participating venues weekly basis during the school challenges & triumphs, & followed by the creative are linked by a picturesque, term. By meeting locally with brought much joy, creative flair of Trish Fraunfelter leisurely country drive their peers, our girls have fun, knowledge & inspiration to in more recent years as enabling visitors to experience develop friendships, experience the visitors who support & President, the Arcadian the beauty & serenity that adventure and challenge encourage the continued Artists has experienced the surrounds & inspires many themselves to try new things presentation of the event each most profound changes in of the artistic people in the by stepping outside of their & every year. its history. What was once a district. comfort zone. They become one day event developed into Where the Arcadian Artists Brochures & maps are a member of a small team a weekend. A basic black & now represent around fifty readily available from the local (Patrol) within their Unit, which white, photocopied, one page Artists, exhibiting at various shops in the lead up to the Art builds a sense of belonging, flyer with a hand drawn map locations throughout Arcadia, Trail & an information stand is encourages teamwork, helping has since graduated to a full Berrilee, Galston & Dural, the provided outside the Bendigo girls to grow in confidence and colour brochure with a more first Arcadian Artists event Bank of Galston - a proud have a voice. With the support sophisticated digitally designed in contrast consisted of just sponsor of the Arcadian Artists of volunteer female leaders, map. The Arcadian Artists has six Artists located at five on the weekend of the event Guides enables girls and young its own branding & a logo. It different venues throughout being the 7th & 8th November women to grow into confident, uses Facebook, Instagram & Arcadia. Local fashion identity, 2015. The Arcadian Artists self- respecting, responsible has its own Website. community members. Kathleen Berney is the only website www.arcadianartists. remaining Artist from the Behind all of this remains a com.au provides a wealth of Last term Galston Girl original group which also team of hardworking, dedicated information about the Artists Guides were part of an consisted of Robert Billington Committee members who themselves & the Arcadian international program entitled – Photographer, Jan Black – have adopted the same vision Artists Art Trail & Exhibition, ‘Free Being Me’ which supports Heirloom Sewer, Dilys Condell of fostering the arts in the or Art Crawl, or Open Day, or girls and young women to be – Weaver & Painter, & Leonard local community & beyond as Open Studio Weekend as it has all that they can be. Together & Lindy Smith – Potters. Prior word has spread. They work formerly been described. with the World Association of to the formation of this group tirelessly throughout the year It is really hard to believe Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, the Smiths had conducted to create what culminates in 25 years have passed since Girl Guides Australia partnered numerous annual pottery sales the outstanding exhibition this inspiring concept began. with Dove to create a program in their own right. that is presented on the second If you have never attended an that aims to reach 3.5 million weekend in November each With the passage of time Arcadian Artists Exhibition girls across the world by 2016. year. The careful selection of the many Artists have come & & followed this captivating highest quality & eclectic range During an overnight camp gone with various forms of Art Trail, this is the year of art presented is a testament at Galston Guide Hall, the girls art exhibited ranging from to participate in this truly to the event’s survival & made T-Shirts and designed their the more traditional such as enriching cultural experience, longevity. Research reflects own ‘Free Being Me’ messages. painting & pottery to the more & help the Arcadian Artists visitors flock from all over Galston Girl Guides meet unusual like shoe-making by celebrate Sydney further encompassing on Thursday 5-6.30pm at 414 Victoria Chu & caricatures this silver areas of the Central Coast, Blue Galston Road, Galston. Please by Mick Joffe. Some of the anniversary Mountains & Hunter Regions. contact Mary 0423 353644 for more familiar, long standing milestone more information or visit www. & current members of the Throughout the years in local girlguides-nswact.org.au Arcadian Artists include Ulric the Arcadian Artists have history. 2 • Hills to Hawkesbury Living • October 16 LOCAL NEWS Hawkesbury residents conducted from 13 October to Award on behalf of the Burton, dispose of chemicals 31 October 2015. Turner and Lawrance families. correctly Residents are encouraged to The telephone survey will nominate any Hawkesbury high A total of 578 Hawkesbury help Council to understand school student, whom they feel residents attended this residents’ needs. It will also be is a worthy recipient and they year’s Household Chemical used to determine community could be awarded with $200 CleanOut held at Hawkesbury attitudes and perceptions prize money. Showground last Sunday, 23 towards current and future August 2015. services and facilities. The The Burton, Turner and results will then assist Council Lawrance families have decided Expectations were in developing priorities that The Carlson Chorale to double the prize money for the exceeded with almost 34.7 balance community needs can be heard in their annual Natalie Burton Award to $200. tonnes of household chemicals within its budget and available concert recital, given this year diverted from landfill. This was The award is open to male The survey will be undertaken on Sunday November 22 at an increase of 2.7 tonnes of or female students and is not by Micromex Research, a firm the Convent Chapel, Mt. St. materials collected compared restricted to only academic that has conducted community Benedict Convent at 3 pm. to last year’s CleanOut, making achievement; it may take the surveys for Council since 2007. Enquiries: (02)96531066. the event the best Chemical form of community, sporting CleanOut the Hawkesbury has According to the Mayor Prize money for Natalie or general achievements and held. of Hawkesbury, Councillor Burton Award now doubled improvements. Kim Ford, the survey outcome Paints continue to make Do you know a high Nomination for the “will help set priorities for up over 50% of materials school student who has shown Natalie Burton Award has Council services in the short to collected, with oils and great strength by overcoming been extended to Friday, 16 medium term”.
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