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30 September 2016 SEPTEMBER 30 - OCTOBER 16, 2016 VOL. 33 - ISSUE 20 SUPPORT SOMEONE’S LIFELINE Lifeline’s big book fair comes Northern Road, Castle Hill. to Castle Hill. Lifeline Book Over 40,000 books, CDs, Fair on Saturday 8th and and DVDs. On site parking. Sunday 9th October 8am to Pristine fiction at a fraction of 5pm, Oakhill College, Old the price. Sandstone Sales MARK VINT Buy Direct From the Quarry 9651 2182 270 New Line Road 9652 1783 Dural NSW 2158 [email protected] Handsplit ABN: 84 451 806 754 Random Flagging $55m2 113 Smallwood Rd Glenorie WWW.DURALAUTO.COM IF YOU LOOK LIKE THIS IT'S TIME FOR DENTURES Call now to find out more 9680 2400 Adult & Kids Classes Sewing marathons, Sit & Sew, Long arm quilting Tell Your Mum! Bring an original 4577 2490 copy of this ad Unit 14 / 5B Curtis Rd Mulgrave in for 10% off (not available Behind Macdonalds & KFC McGraths Hill with any other offer) www.thePatchworkShop.com.au Need crisis support now? We’re here to help. Call 13 11 14 LIFELINE BOOK FAIR comes to CASTLE HILL BOUTIQUE OCT 8 - 9 FURNITURE SAT/SUN 8am - 5pm AND GIFTS OAKHILL COLLEGE OLD NORTHERN RD Exciting New CASTLE HILL Sale! 40,000+ Books, CDs, DVDs, Computer Games. Pristine fiction at a fraction of retail prices. Non-fiction in 40 subject areas. On site parking. Thanks to: Shop 1, 940 Old Northern Road, Find us on www.facebook.com/lifelineH2H Glenorie, NSW 2157 Enquiries: www.lifelineh2h.org.au Tel: 9498 8805 (02) 9652 2552 MENTIONBUY A THIS DOZEN, AD QUALITY WINES, & RECEIVE 2 FREE CRAFT BEERS & SPIRITS BOTTLES FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED 1669 Old Northern Road Glenorie | Ph 1300 76 78 73 IN THIS ISSUE CONTENTS In This Issue 3 Memories 5 Living Legends 7 New Federal Member 9 History 12 Health & Wellbeing 13 Your Garden 15 As We Were 17 Local Politicians Say 23 The Hills & Beyond 25 The Greying Nomad 27 LETTER FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK There are lots of things to do across the beautiful Hills to Hawkesbury region in the Community Groups 28 coming weeks! There is the Ebenezer Church Spring Fair on Saturday 1st October from 8am-3pm. ADVERTISING RATES Ebenezer church is Australia’s oldest church and there’s something for everyone! Prices exclude GST The Gemkhana is happening on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Size (mm) Price p/Issue of October from 9am-5pm and then 9am-12noon on the Monday at Hawkesbury 1 Module (50.25x 40) $44 Showground. This event showcases the competition of the lapidaries from all over NSW and will have gemstones and minerals on display. 2 Module (103.5 x 40) $87.50 The Wiseman’s Ferry Community Market is on October 3rd. There will be market stalls, entertainment and barefoot bowls! 3 Module (156.75 x 40) $131 All of these are a lovely drive, so make a day of it and enjoy. I hope the weather is kind! 4 Module (TV page strip Last, there is the Lifeline Book Fair at Oakhill College on the 8th and 9th of October from $175 8am-5pm. Check it out for some bargains. 210 x 40) We are through our first month of spring and we’ve had some lovely rain, so gardens must be blooming! Don’t forget to send us your photos and a little blurb about your garden to be 2 Module Vertical (49.3 x 82.9) $87.50 included in the magazine! Quarter Page (103.5 x 126) $222 As always, don’t forget to support our local advertisers. They are ready and waiting to help you. Third Page (210 x 83) $299 If you would like to advertise or contribute, please contact Melinda on 0499 040 726 or email [email protected]. Chris can also be contacted on 1300 616 614 Half Page (210 x 126) $349 Hope you enjoy this issue! 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