26th July 2012 - The Bush Telegraph Weekly
26th July 2012 - The Bush Telegraph Weekly 26th July 2012 - The Bush Telegraph Weekly
6 BUSH TELE LETTERS Dear BT, Council’s current policy on smoke from wood fires is inadequate. Someone forced to breathe their neighbour’s smoke is expected to observe their neighbour’s chimney and fill out a diary — mission impossible when the smoke is emitted after dark. In our area, every night the pattern is the same — a strong smoky smell arrives after dark and persists until morning and sometimes well into the next day. For those with wood stoves there is no incentive at all to run them in accordance with Council’s guidelines and it only takes a few smokey fires in a street to ruin the air for everyone. Whether or not people complain to Council — and recent letters to the local papers suggest that wood smoke is a problem for many — when they smell smoke they are breathing toxic particles which are damaging to their health. These particles are small enough to enter the bloodstream. Wood smoke also contains noxious gases such as carbon monoxide, benzene, formaldehyde and tolulene. According to the federal Department of the Environment, “The health problems associated with woodsmoke include asthma, chronic lung disease, heart problems and premature births and deaths. Some of the toxic chemicals in woodsmoke are known to cause cancer.” These health effects are not in dispute; they are confirmed by the report commissioned by the state government last year, which finds that further regulation of wood smoke would “produce substantial health benefit over the years, valued at billions of dollars.” People are not allowed to dump their rubbish in the street in the 21st century, why are they allowed to pollute the air we all have no choice but to breathe? Alan Miller, Hornsby Dear BT, Yet again I read of Clover Moores statement, TBTW 5/7/2012, expressing her case for the abolition of “puppy farms” and her concern for the plight of surrendered animals. To rectify this, she is in a favourable position to introduce a private members bill, perhaps seconded and detailed by the R.S.P.C.A. and given public sentiment I am sure this could be quickly legislated without demur. To date, she has failed to act. I will raise the matter with our local M.P. with view to more forthright action. Alfred Jones, Mt Colah NSAR Pet of the Week Pretty Sophie was rescued by North Shore Animal Rescue from death row at a local pound. She is a very sweet and affectionate cat with lovely colouring, but because she is so quiet she is often overlooked. Sophie settles down in a cosy spot and isn’t demanding at all. She very much enjoys the company of people and has one of the loudest purrs in our cattery! She also has a playful side. Sophie is a low-maintenance, friendly girl who will make a wonderful companion cat. For info on Sophie and our other rescue cats visit www.northshoreanimalrescue.org.au or call Nicky on 0420 855 126. Proudly sponsored by BEROWRA RSL CLUB www.clubberowra.com ph: 9456 1844 reception@clubberowra.com THURS 26TH JULY THE BUSH TELEGRAPH WEEKLY OUT TODAY! Berowra Toastmasters Club 7:15 for 7:30pm Berowra Community Centre. Visitors welcome. Enq. Ray 9456 3828 FRI 27TH JULY Friday Bingo Berowra Community Health Centre, 123 Berowra Waters Rd. transport prov. Call Sandra 9456 3344 Country Women’s Association (CWA) “Craft, Coffee and Chatter” morning 9.30am- 12pm St Peter’s Anglican Church Hall, 207 Pacific Hwy, Hornsby (next to TAFE). All welcome, bring your craft or chat. Enq: Joyce on 9484 7229. Herb & Cottage Garden Society Sydney Grow, Learn, Use Herbs Daily. Lunch in Berowra 1.00pm “Masterchef Fans Go Herbal” contact Jannine Ord on herbssydney@gmail. com or ph 9940 3481 “Inside an Artist’s Mind” Art Exhibition Official Opening 7.00 pmVerandah Gallery, Wallarobba Arts Centre, 25 Edgeworth David Avenue, Hornsby. Enq: exhibitions@ hornsbyartsociety.com.au or visit www. hornsbyartsociety.com.au Beyond Imagination Embroidery Exhibition NSW Embroiderers’ Guild exhibition, Masonic Hall, 315 Concord Rd, Concord West Fri 27/7 to Sun 29/7, 10am-3pm. Her Excellency, Prof Marie Bashir, Governor NSW will open exhibition Fri 11.00am. Demos, talks by tutors, display by UTS Fashion students Food avail. $10.00 entry incl tea/coffee. Ph: 9743 2501 or www.embroiderersguildnsw.org.au SAT 28 TH JULY Bushwalks for Fun & Fitness Saturday Sunrise Bushwalks. 7:30am-9:30am. Enq. 0400 873 532 or www. MyBushWalks.org Rotary Club of Galston Original Giant Book Fair 28 TH - 29 TH July, 8.30-5pm relocated to Galston Community Centre 37 Arcadia Rd. Quality books/bargain prices. Lunch, BBQ & Coffee avail. Clearance sale from 3pm Sun. Enq: Harley 0412 135 224 Mt White Community Jumble Sale Glenworth Valley Rd, Fire Shed, Mt White, follow the signs. New/Old bric-a-brac, bargains & food. Cash only. Rain/Shine 4377 1420. MON 30TH JULY Monday Games 10:30am – 1pm Berowra Community Health Centre, 123 Berowra Waters Rd. For transport call Sandra on 9456 3344 Hornsby Walk’n’Talk 10am Hornsby Park (top/middle of park), warm up, 30-40 min walk and coffee after. enq., Lorraine 0419 741 435 Social Dance Group 7:30pm Pennant Hills Community Centre. Learn dance styles, incl Ballroom, Latin. Young adults, singles, couples and groups welcome. Enq., 9456 2860 Australian Plant Society North Shore Group Talk and walk. Bushland Education Centre, Ku-Ring-Gai Wildflower Garden 9:45am- 12:30pm.Cost $5. Enq. Bill 9144 5600. TUES 31ST JULY Local Shopping Bus Service Home pickups Berowra areas. Free to elderly Ph 9456 3344 Hornsby Seniors Tenpin Bowling Group 10am AMF Centre, Hornsby. $13.50 incl 2 games, morning tea. New members welcome. Enq Alan 9456 5592 alananita@gmail.com WED 1ST AUGUST Deadline for the Bush Telegraph Weekly OUT 9TH AUGUST Wednesday Lunch Club 11:30am Berowra Community Health Centre, 123 Berowra Waters Rd. For transport call Sandra on 9456 3344 Berowra Over 55s Club Berowra Community Centre off The Gully Rd from 9am to 12 Midday Enq Alan Foody 9457 0627 National Seniors Hornsby Branch meet Asquith Bowling Club 10:30am. Speakers, outings. New members welcome. Enq Ruth Doran 9456 4764 Helping Hands Craft Group 9:30am – 2:20pm Asquith Leisure Centre, Lords Ave. New Members Welcome. $5 incl morning tea, bring own lunch. Enq Anita 9456 5592 or email alananita@gmail.com. Time Out for Seniors (TOFS) speakers, music, bbq, outings, great company. Morning tea, lunch. 10:15am – 2pm. $5. Hornsby Heights Baptist Church, 110A Galston Rd. Enq Val 9653 2434 or Karen 9987 1978. Rotary Club of Berowra meet for dinner Berowra RSL Club,6.30pm. Interesting speakers. Visitors welcome. Enq: Jan Childs 9456 1482 Free Learn To Meditate Experience Peace & Mental Silence Hornsby Leisure & Learning Centre 8-9pm - Ph: 9476 3323 (4pm) or 0425 223 304 THURS 2ND AUGUST THE BUSH TELEGRAPH WEEKLY OUT TODAY! ‘The Embroiderers’ Guild NSW Inc Mt Colah Group, meet Senior Citizens’ room, Lords Ave, Asquith 10am. Enq. Jean 9987 1252 Hawkesbury River Writers (www.hrw. org.au) meet at 7pm at the club in Kowan Rd, Mooney Mooney. All genres, all levels of experience. Visitors/new members welcome. Enq Lynette 9456 4342. DIARY DATES ARE FREE TO COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS AND PROUDLY SPONSORED BY BEROWRA RSL CLUB BEROWRA RSL CLUB - JULY EVENTS! Friday 27th July ANNOUNCING AN ANNO NO N UN UNCI CI CING NG TTHE HE HEE WIN WINNER IN INNE NE N R OF OOF OOUR UR URR MASSIVE MA MASS SS SSIV IV IVE TITAN TI TITA TA TAN FORD FO FORD ORD RD COM COMPETITION! OMPE PE PETI TI TITI TI T ON O ! You must be pre present present resen sen se t tto to o w win. win. (Deta (Det (Details in-club). 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6<br />
BUSH TELE LETTERS<br />
Dear BT,<br />
Council’s current policy on smoke from wood<br />
fires is inadequate.<br />
Someone forced to breathe their neighbour’s<br />
smoke is expected to observe their neighbour’s<br />
chimney and fill out a diary — mission impossible<br />
when the smoke is emitted after dark. In our area,<br />
every night the pattern is the same — a strong<br />
smoky smell arrives after dark and persists until<br />
morning and sometimes well into the next day.<br />
For those with wood stoves there is no incentive<br />
at all to run them in accordance with Council’s<br />
guidelines and it only takes a few smokey fires in<br />
a street to ruin the air for everyone.<br />
Whether or not people complain to Council —<br />
and recent letters to the local papers suggest<br />
that wood smoke is a problem for many — when<br />
they smell smoke they are breathing toxic<br />
particles which are damaging to their health.<br />
<strong>The</strong>se particles are small enough to enter the<br />
bloodstream. Wood smoke also contains noxious<br />
gases such as carbon monoxide, benzene,<br />
formaldehyde and tolulene. According to the<br />
federal Department of the Environment, “<strong>The</strong><br />
health problems associated with woodsmoke<br />
include asthma, chronic lung disease, heart<br />
problems and premature births and deaths.<br />
Some of the toxic chemicals in woodsmoke are<br />
known to cause cancer.” <strong>The</strong>se health effects are<br />
not in dispute; they are confirmed by the report<br />
commissioned by the state government last year,<br />
which finds that further regulation of wood smoke<br />
would “produce substantial health benefit over<br />
the years, valued at billions of dollars.”<br />
People are not allowed to dump their rubbish<br />
in the street in the 21st century, why are they<br />
allowed to pollute the air we all have no choice<br />
but to breathe?<br />
Alan Miller, Hornsby<br />
Dear BT,<br />
Yet again I read of Clover Moores statement,<br />
TBTW 5/7/<strong>2012</strong>, expressing her case for the<br />
abolition of “puppy farms” and her concern for the<br />
plight of surrendered animals.<br />
To rectify this, she is in a favourable position<br />
to introduce a private members bill, perhaps<br />
seconded and detailed by the R.S.P.C.A. and<br />
given public sentiment I am sure this could be<br />
quickly legislated without demur.<br />
To date, she has failed to act.<br />
I will raise the matter with our local M.P. with view<br />
to more forthright action.<br />
Alfred Jones, Mt Colah<br />
NSAR Pet of the Week<br />
Pretty Sophie was<br />
rescued by North<br />
Shore Animal Rescue<br />
from death row at<br />
a local pound. She<br />
is a very sweet and<br />
affectionate cat with<br />
lovely colouring, but<br />
because she is so<br />
quiet she is often<br />
overlooked. Sophie<br />
settles down in a<br />
cosy spot and isn’t<br />
demanding at all. She<br />
very much enjoys the<br />
company of people and has one of the loudest<br />
purrs in our cattery! She also has a playful side.<br />
Sophie is a low-maintenance, friendly girl who<br />
will make a wonderful companion cat. For info<br />
on Sophie and our other rescue cats visit<br />
www.northshoreanimalrescue.org.au or call<br />
Nicky on 0420 855 126.<br />
Proudly sponsored by<br />
BEROWRA RSL CLUB<br />
www.clubberowra.com<br />
ph: 9456 1844<br />
reception@clubberowra.com<br />
THURS 26TH JULY<br />
THE BUSH TELEGRAPH WEEKLY<br />
OUT TODAY!<br />
Berowra Toastmasters Club 7:15 for<br />
7:30pm Berowra Community Centre. Visitors<br />
welcome. Enq. Ray 9456 3828<br />
FRI 27TH JULY Friday Bingo Berowra<br />
Community Health Centre, 123 Berowra Waters<br />
Rd. transport prov. Call Sandra 9456 3344<br />
Country Women’s Association (CWA)<br />
“Craft, Coffee and Chatter” morning 9.30am-<br />
12pm St Peter’s Anglican Church Hall, 207<br />
Pacific Hwy, Hornsby (next to TAFE). All<br />
welcome, bring your craft or chat. Enq: Joyce on<br />
9484 7229.<br />
Herb & Cottage Garden Society Sydney<br />
Grow, Learn, Use Herbs Daily. Lunch in<br />
Berowra 1.00pm “Masterchef Fans Go Herbal”<br />
contact Jannine Ord on herbssydney@gmail.<br />
com or ph 9940 3481<br />
“Inside an Artist’s Mind” Art Exhibition<br />
Official Opening 7.00 pmVerandah Gallery,<br />
Wallarobba Arts Centre, 25 Edgeworth<br />
David Avenue, Hornsby. Enq: exhibitions@<br />
hornsbyartsociety.com.au or visit www.<br />
hornsbyartsociety.com.au<br />
Beyond Imagination Embroidery<br />
Exhibition NSW Embroiderers’ Guild<br />
exhibition, Masonic Hall, 315 Concord Rd,<br />
Concord West Fri 27/7 to Sun 29/7, 10am-3pm.<br />
Her Excellency, Prof Marie Bashir, Governor<br />
NSW will open exhibition Fri 11.00am. Demos,<br />
talks by tutors, display by UTS Fashion students<br />
Food avail. $10.00 entry incl tea/coffee. Ph:<br />
9743 2501 or www.embroiderersguildnsw.org.au<br />
SAT 28 TH JULY <strong>Bush</strong>walks for Fun<br />
& Fitness Saturday Sunrise <strong>Bush</strong>walks.<br />
7:30am-9:30am. Enq. 0400 873 532 or www.<br />
My<strong>Bush</strong>Walks.org<br />
Rotary Club of Galston Original Giant<br />
Book Fair 28 TH - 29 TH <strong>July</strong>, 8.30-5pm relocated<br />
to Galston Community Centre 37 Arcadia Rd.<br />
Quality books/bargain prices. Lunch, BBQ &<br />
Coffee avail. Clearance sale from 3pm Sun.<br />
Enq: Harley 0412 135 224<br />
Mt White Community Jumble Sale<br />
Glenworth Valley Rd, Fire Shed, Mt White,<br />
follow the signs. New/Old bric-a-brac, bargains<br />
& food. Cash only. Rain/Shine 4377 1420.<br />
MON 30TH JULY Monday Games<br />
10:30am – 1pm Berowra Community Health<br />
Centre, 123 Berowra Waters Rd. For transport<br />
call Sandra on 9456 3344<br />
Hornsby Walk’n’Talk 10am Hornsby Park<br />
(top/middle of park), warm up, 30-40 min walk<br />
and coffee after. enq., Lorraine 0419 741 435<br />
Social Dance Group 7:30pm Pennant Hills<br />
Community Centre. Learn dance styles, incl<br />
Ballroom, Latin. Young adults, singles, couples<br />
and groups welcome. Enq., 9456 2860<br />
Australian Plant Society North Shore<br />
Group Talk and walk. <strong>Bush</strong>land Education<br />
Centre, Ku-Ring-Gai Wildflower Garden 9:45am-<br />
12:30pm.Cost $5. Enq. Bill 9144 5600.<br />
TUES 31ST JULY Local Shopping Bus<br />
Service Home pickups Berowra areas. Free to<br />
elderly Ph 9456 3344<br />
Hornsby Seniors Tenpin Bowling Group<br />
10am AMF Centre, Hornsby. $13.50 incl 2<br />
games, morning tea. New members welcome.<br />
Enq Alan 9456 5592 alananita@gmail.com<br />
WED 1ST AUGUST<br />
Deadline for the <strong>Bush</strong> <strong>Telegraph</strong><br />
<strong>Weekly</strong> OUT 9TH AUGUST<br />
Wednesday Lunch Club 11:30am Berowra<br />
Community Health Centre, 123 Berowra Waters<br />
Rd. For transport call Sandra on 9456 3344<br />
Berowra Over 55s Club Berowra<br />
Community Centre off <strong>The</strong> Gully Rd from 9am<br />
to 12 Midday Enq Alan Foody 9457 0627<br />
National Seniors Hornsby Branch meet<br />
Asquith Bowling Club 10:30am. Speakers,<br />
outings. New members welcome. Enq Ruth<br />
Doran 9456 4764<br />
Helping Hands Craft Group 9:30am –<br />
2:20pm Asquith Leisure Centre, Lords Ave.<br />
New Members Welcome. $5 incl morning tea,<br />
bring own lunch. Enq Anita 9456 5592 or email<br />
alananita@gmail.com.<br />
Time Out for Seniors (TOFS) speakers,<br />
music, bbq, outings, great company. Morning<br />
tea, lunch. 10:15am – 2pm. $5. Hornsby<br />
Heights Baptist Church, 110A Galston Rd. Enq<br />
Val 9653 2434 or Karen 9987 1978.<br />
Rotary Club of Berowra meet for dinner<br />
Berowra RSL Club,6.30pm. Interesting<br />
speakers. Visitors welcome. Enq: Jan Childs<br />
9456 1482<br />
Free Learn To Meditate Experience<br />
Peace & Mental Silence Hornsby Leisure &<br />
Learning Centre 8-9pm - Ph: 9476 3323 (4pm)<br />
or 0425 223 304<br />
THURS 2ND AUGUST<br />
THE BUSH TELEGRAPH WEEKLY<br />
OUT TODAY!<br />
‘<strong>The</strong> Embroiderers’ Guild NSW Inc Mt<br />
Colah Group, meet Senior Citizens’ room,<br />
Lords Ave, Asquith 10am. Enq. Jean 9987 1252<br />
Hawkesbury River Writers (www.hrw.<br />
org.au) meet at 7pm at the club in Kowan<br />
Rd, Mooney Mooney. All genres, all levels of<br />
experience. Visitors/new members welcome.<br />
Enq Lynette 9456 4342.<br />
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