St Anthonyrsquos Parish Picton Bargo ndash Balmoral ndash Buxton ndash Couridjah ndash

Douglas Park ndash Lakesland ndash Menangle ndash

Picton ndash Pheasants Nest ndash Tahmoor ndash

Thirlmere ndash Wilton ndash Yanderra

Administrator Fr Mark De Battista

THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME mdash YEAR A Parish Bulletin Sunday 29 October 2017

WEEKEND MASS TIMES

St Anthonyrsquos Church - Tahmoor Saturday Vigil - 600 pm Sunday - 730am amp 930am

WEEKDAY MASS TIMES Tuesday - 530 pmmdashTahmoor Wednesday - 800 ammdashTahmoor ALL SAINTS Thursday - 1000 ammdashTahmoor Seniors Mass amp Morning tea 1200 pmmdashPicton 700 pmmdashTahmoor ALL SOULS DAY Friday - 930 ammdashPicton Reconciliation (Confession) Saturday 515 pmmdash545 pm Tahmoor and before Sunday Masses

Adoration Tuesday 430 pmmdash515 pm 1st Thursday of the month 900 ammdash945 am

St Patricks ChurchmdashMenangle 600 pm mass on the First Sunday of the month

Douglas Park Sunday 900 am mass

ENTRANCE ANTIPHON

Let the hearts that seek the Lord rejoice turn to the Lord and his strength constantly seek his face

FIRST READING Exodus 2220-26

A reading from the book of Exodus If you are harsh with the widow or the orphan my anger will rage against you

RESPONSORIAL PSALM

I love you Lord my strength SECOND READING Thessalonians 15-10

A reading from the letter of St Paul to the Thessalonians Your turned away from idols to serve God and await his Son GOSPEL ACCLAMATION

Alleluia alleluia All who love me will keep my words And my Father will love them and we will come to them Alleluia

GOSPEL Matthew 2234-40 A reading from the Holy Gospel according to Matthew You shall love the Lord your God and your neighbour as yourself COMMUNION ANTIPHON

We will ring out our joy at your saving help and exult in the name of our God Next Weeks Readings Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time mdashYear A

Malachi 114 - 22 8-10 Thess 27-9 13 Mt 231-12

OFFICE HOURS

Tuesday amp Thursday

900am - 300pm

Parish Phone 4683 2230

Parish Mobile 0457 911 475

Parish Fax 4683 2248

Email pictondoworgau

Website wwwstanthonyspictonorgau

Facebook wwwfacebookcomPictonparish

STEWARDSHIP CORNER

Sharing our talents arises from

the fact that God has given each

of us the ability and gifts to do

certain things well and we are

to develop those talents for the

good of others

VISION STATEMENT

PRAY FOR THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED

Lord grant them eternal peace amp joy and to their families and

friends strength and comfort

RECENTLY DECEASED

ANNIVERSARY Lorraine Cox

MEMORIAL

PRAY FOR THE SICK Fr David Catterall Michael Bell Mel-

ony Cox Ann Reed Peter McLaughlin Joanne McMahon

Daniel Clarke Margaret Brown Yasmin Remynse Lesley

Sheringham John Prey Lesley Gardiner Lorna Johnson

Janine Tiller Marion Mulheron James McNeil John Farrell

Ian Macnamara Stephanie Macnamara Barry Smith Jim

Matthews Elizabeth Linsell

GREETERS THIS WEEK NEXT WEEK

Vigil Sr Julie Lisa McSweeney

730 am Jenny Coughlan Sandy Porter

930 am Allan Cox Ingrey Family

READERS THIS WEEK NEXT WEEK

Vigil Audrey Ferrara Beth Nolan

Sophia De Zilva Trish Lindner

730 am Don Turvey John Maher

930 am Olga Upton Alanna Van Dantzig

Eleanor Wright Paul Wyatt

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTER THIS WEEK NEXT WEEK

Vigil Adrian Buckley Michael Chaumont

Frances Micallef Sr Julie

Gaynor Mason Beth Nolan

730 am Stan Cichocki John McGarry

Jenny Coughlan Don Turvey

930 am Adrian Vannan Kevin Devine

Alanna Van Dantzig Sue Spiteri

Paul Wyatt Anna Schutt

CLEANERS WEEK COMMENCE 291017 WEEK COMMENCE 51117

Chaumont Family Colin Dunn amp Anifa Chinyani

FLOWERS THIS WEEK 281017 NEXT WEEK 41117

Murielle Azzi Christine Carbury

SACRISTY WEEK COMMENCE 291017 WEEK COMMENCE 51117

Mary Gilbert Gillian Dobson

MORNING TEA 730 am next week Mary Gilbert

930 am next week Kate amp Jason Knight

CHILDRENS LITURGY

This Week Kate Knight amp Pam Di Domizio amp Kate Gill

Next Week Alison McGuire amp Julie Sullivan

PARISH PHONES Recently the Parish has had no

land line Now we have a mobile phone which will

reach the presbytery or Parish Office or a message

can be left 0457 911 475

DIARY DATES

Monday 30 October Reconciliation Sessions

Tuesday 31 October Reconciliation Sessions

Wednesday 1 November Reconciliation Sessions

Thursday 2 November Senior Mass amp morning tea

10am at Tahmoor

ldquoLet us all work together to promote peace among peoples and guarantee respect for human rightsrdquo Pope Francis

UNIT AVAILABLE FOR RENT One of the parish units is

available for rent If you are interested please contact L J

Hooker at Picton who are assisting in the leasing of the

unit

CHOSEN Advent amp Christmas Daily Reflections 2017mdash

Continuing the tradition from past years Chosen is a 72

page pocket-size book containing short daily reflections

from the beginning of Advent (3 December 2017) through

to the Baptism of the Lord (8 January 2018) primarily for

personal use but also appropriate for group use

If you would like to order a copy please fill in the sheet in

the foyer the order will be placed on Sunday 29 October

DONATION OF DEFIBRILLATOR Many thanks go out to the

very generous parishioner who chose to remain anony-

mous for the donation of the emergency defibrillator you

see at the back of the church This $3000 donation is

very precious and has saved many lived A highly qualified

and experienced paramedic is willing to come to our par-

ish to give us some simple instructions on how to operate

it Those interested are asked to leave their names and

contact details on the sheet provided in the foyer after

mass Please consider coming along to learn how to use

this simple but highly effective machine

As Members of St Anthonyrsquos Parish we share the responsibility of building up the spiritual and ma-terial welfare of our community by promoting Godrsquos values of love justice and peace and ex-tending this message of goodwill beyond our im-mediate boundaries

PRAY WITH THE POPE IN OCTOBER

Workers and the Unemployed That all workers may receive respect and protection

of their rights and that the unemployed may receive

the opportunity to contribute to the common good

Amen

St Anthonyrsquos Parish respectfully acknowledges that our church and Parish stands on the traditional lands of the Drsquoharawal people We also acknowledge the Drsquoharawal

Elders past present and future who hold the memories

traditions and culture of their people We extend that respect to any Aboriginal parishioners

and visitors

ALL SOULS DAY MASSESmdash THURSDAY 2 NOVEMBER

1000 am at Tahmoor 12 noon at Picton

700 pm at Tahmoor

VINNIES AGED CARE FACILITIES A general parish meeting

has been organized for Thursday 30 November at 7pm in

the demountable to listen to a proposal to set up some

aged facilities on parish property Please spread the word

and bring a friend Nothing has been set in stone so come

along and find out what is being proposed

THE JOURNEY CATHOLIC RADIO PROGRAM ndash AIRS 5 No-

vember 2017 This week on the Journey Fr Mike Delaney

reflects on the Gospel of Matthew Bruce Downes The

Catholic Guy reminds us about Having Faith in Godrsquos Will

Sam Clear speaks to us softly about Forgiveness and Sr

Hilda graces us with her sage words of Wisdom from the

Abbey Coupled with amazing music and you have a show

about faith hope love and life Go to wwwjcrorgau or

wwwitunesjcrorgau where you can listen anytime and

subscribe to weekly shows by email

RECEPTION OF HOLY COMMUINON BY THE FAITHFUL

160The Priest then takes the paten or ciborium and ap-

proaches the communicants who usually come up in pro-

cession It is not permitted for the faithful to take the con-

secrated Bread or the sacred chalice by themselves and

still less to hand them on from one to another among

themselves In the dioceses of Australia standing is the

most common posture for receiving Holy Communion

though individual members of the faithful may choose to

receive Communion while kneeling When approaching to

receive Holy Communion the faithful bow in reverence of

the Sacrament that they are to receive

161 If Communion is given only under the species of

bread the Priest raises the host slightly and shows it to

each saying The Body of Christ The communicant replies

Amen and receives the Sacrament either on the tongue

or where this is allowed in the hand the choice lying with

the communicant As soon as the communicant receives

the host he or she consumes the whole of it If however

Communion is given under both kinds the rite prescribed

in nos 284-287 is to be followed

162 In the distribution of Communion the Priest may be

assisted by other Priests who happen to be present If

such Priests are not present and there is a truly large

number of communicants the Priest may call upon ex-

traordinary ministers to assist him that is duly instituted

acolytes or even other faithful who have been duly deputed

for this purpose In case of necessity the Priest may de-

pute suitable faithful for this single occasion

These ministers should not approach the altar before the

Priest has received Communion and they are always to

receive from the hands of the Priest Celebrant the vessel

containing the species of the Most Holy Eucharist for distri-

bution to the faithful

163 When the distribution of Communion is over the

Priest himself immediately and completely consumes at

the altar any consecrated wine that happens to remain as

for any consecrated hosts that are left he either con-

sumes them at the altar or carries them to the place desig-

nated for the reservation of the Eucharist Upon returning

to the altar the Priest collects the fragments should any

remain and he stands at the altar or at the credence table

and purifies the paten or ciborium over the chalice and

after this purifies the chalice saying quietly the formula

Quod ore sumpsimus Domine (What has passed our lips)

and dries the chalice with a purificator If the vessels are

purified at the altar they are carried to the credence table

by a minister Nevertheless it is also permitted to leave

vessels needing to be purified especially if there are sev-

eral on a corporal suitably covered either on the altar or

on the credence table and to purify them immediately af-

ter Mass after the Dismissal of the people

(taken from the General Instruction of the Roman MissalmdashFinal Text)

PARISH FETE 12 NOVEMBER 2017

FETE PREPARATION

2 WEEKS TO GO

We are going to have a cut flowers stall this year and we need your help to make it a suc-cess Anyone that has cut flowers amp fillersgreenery to give please speak to Diana Ingrey and feel free to drop them at the stall on the fete day Those parishioners that said they would be will-ing to help with the setting up and or running of a stall for the fete please confirm with one of the committee members of your continued will-ingness to make this yearrsquos fete a success

St Anthonyrsquos Fete Gold Sponsors

Thank you for your prayers and generous contributions for this yearrsquos Catholic Mission World Mission Appeal support-ing the forgotten farming families of Vietnam and through-out the world Your considered gifts will help provide a new clean drinking water filtration system for the people of the coastal mountain region of Xuan Son We invite you to con-sider partnering with us through a regu-lar monthly gift and continue your sup-port of the life-giving work of Catholic Mission Freecall 1800 257 296 catholicmissionorgauVietnam

VISION STATEMENT

PRAY FOR THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED

Lord grant them eternal peace amp joy and to their families and

friends strength and comfort

RECENTLY DECEASED

ANNIVERSARY Lorraine Cox

MEMORIAL

PRAY FOR THE SICK Fr David Catterall Michael Bell Mel-

ony Cox Ann Reed Peter McLaughlin Joanne McMahon

Daniel Clarke Margaret Brown Yasmin Remynse Lesley

Sheringham John Prey Lesley Gardiner Lorna Johnson

Janine Tiller Marion Mulheron James McNeil John Farrell

Ian Macnamara Stephanie Macnamara Barry Smith Jim

Matthews Elizabeth Linsell

GREETERS THIS WEEK NEXT WEEK

Vigil Sr Julie Lisa McSweeney

730 am Jenny Coughlan Sandy Porter

930 am Allan Cox Ingrey Family

READERS THIS WEEK NEXT WEEK

Vigil Audrey Ferrara Beth Nolan

Sophia De Zilva Trish Lindner

730 am Don Turvey John Maher

930 am Olga Upton Alanna Van Dantzig

Eleanor Wright Paul Wyatt

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTER THIS WEEK NEXT WEEK

Vigil Adrian Buckley Michael Chaumont

Frances Micallef Sr Julie

Gaynor Mason Beth Nolan

730 am Stan Cichocki John McGarry

Jenny Coughlan Don Turvey

930 am Adrian Vannan Kevin Devine

Alanna Van Dantzig Sue Spiteri

Paul Wyatt Anna Schutt

CLEANERS WEEK COMMENCE 291017 WEEK COMMENCE 51117

Chaumont Family Colin Dunn amp Anifa Chinyani

FLOWERS THIS WEEK 281017 NEXT WEEK 41117

Murielle Azzi Christine Carbury

SACRISTY WEEK COMMENCE 291017 WEEK COMMENCE 51117

Mary Gilbert Gillian Dobson

MORNING TEA 730 am next week Mary Gilbert

930 am next week Kate amp Jason Knight

CHILDRENS LITURGY

This Week Kate Knight amp Pam Di Domizio amp Kate Gill

Next Week Alison McGuire amp Julie Sullivan

PARISH PHONES Recently the Parish has had no

land line Now we have a mobile phone which will

reach the presbytery or Parish Office or a message

can be left 0457 911 475

DIARY DATES

Monday 30 October Reconciliation Sessions

Tuesday 31 October Reconciliation Sessions

Wednesday 1 November Reconciliation Sessions

Thursday 2 November Senior Mass amp morning tea

10am at Tahmoor

ldquoLet us all work together to promote peace among peoples and guarantee respect for human rightsrdquo Pope Francis

UNIT AVAILABLE FOR RENT One of the parish units is

available for rent If you are interested please contact L J

Hooker at Picton who are assisting in the leasing of the

unit

CHOSEN Advent amp Christmas Daily Reflections 2017mdash

Continuing the tradition from past years Chosen is a 72

page pocket-size book containing short daily reflections

from the beginning of Advent (3 December 2017) through

to the Baptism of the Lord (8 January 2018) primarily for

personal use but also appropriate for group use

If you would like to order a copy please fill in the sheet in

the foyer the order will be placed on Sunday 29 October

DONATION OF DEFIBRILLATOR Many thanks go out to the

very generous parishioner who chose to remain anony-

mous for the donation of the emergency defibrillator you

see at the back of the church This $3000 donation is

very precious and has saved many lived A highly qualified

and experienced paramedic is willing to come to our par-

ish to give us some simple instructions on how to operate

it Those interested are asked to leave their names and

contact details on the sheet provided in the foyer after

mass Please consider coming along to learn how to use

this simple but highly effective machine

As Members of St Anthonyrsquos Parish we share the responsibility of building up the spiritual and ma-terial welfare of our community by promoting Godrsquos values of love justice and peace and ex-tending this message of goodwill beyond our im-mediate boundaries

PRAY WITH THE POPE IN OCTOBER

Workers and the Unemployed That all workers may receive respect and protection

of their rights and that the unemployed may receive

the opportunity to contribute to the common good

Amen

St Anthonyrsquos Parish respectfully acknowledges that our church and Parish stands on the traditional lands of the Drsquoharawal people We also acknowledge the Drsquoharawal

Elders past present and future who hold the memories

traditions and culture of their people We extend that respect to any Aboriginal parishioners

and visitors

ALL SOULS DAY MASSESmdash THURSDAY 2 NOVEMBER

1000 am at Tahmoor 12 noon at Picton

700 pm at Tahmoor

VINNIES AGED CARE FACILITIES A general parish meeting

has been organized for Thursday 30 November at 7pm in

the demountable to listen to a proposal to set up some

aged facilities on parish property Please spread the word

and bring a friend Nothing has been set in stone so come

along and find out what is being proposed

THE JOURNEY CATHOLIC RADIO PROGRAM ndash AIRS 5 No-

vember 2017 This week on the Journey Fr Mike Delaney

reflects on the Gospel of Matthew Bruce Downes The

Catholic Guy reminds us about Having Faith in Godrsquos Will

Sam Clear speaks to us softly about Forgiveness and Sr

Hilda graces us with her sage words of Wisdom from the

Abbey Coupled with amazing music and you have a show

about faith hope love and life Go to wwwjcrorgau or

wwwitunesjcrorgau where you can listen anytime and

subscribe to weekly shows by email

RECEPTION OF HOLY COMMUINON BY THE FAITHFUL

160The Priest then takes the paten or ciborium and ap-

proaches the communicants who usually come up in pro-

cession It is not permitted for the faithful to take the con-

secrated Bread or the sacred chalice by themselves and

still less to hand them on from one to another among

themselves In the dioceses of Australia standing is the

most common posture for receiving Holy Communion

though individual members of the faithful may choose to

receive Communion while kneeling When approaching to

receive Holy Communion the faithful bow in reverence of

the Sacrament that they are to receive

161 If Communion is given only under the species of

bread the Priest raises the host slightly and shows it to

each saying The Body of Christ The communicant replies

Amen and receives the Sacrament either on the tongue

or where this is allowed in the hand the choice lying with

the communicant As soon as the communicant receives

the host he or she consumes the whole of it If however

Communion is given under both kinds the rite prescribed

in nos 284-287 is to be followed

162 In the distribution of Communion the Priest may be

assisted by other Priests who happen to be present If

such Priests are not present and there is a truly large

number of communicants the Priest may call upon ex-

traordinary ministers to assist him that is duly instituted

acolytes or even other faithful who have been duly deputed

for this purpose In case of necessity the Priest may de-

pute suitable faithful for this single occasion

These ministers should not approach the altar before the

Priest has received Communion and they are always to

receive from the hands of the Priest Celebrant the vessel

containing the species of the Most Holy Eucharist for distri-

bution to the faithful

163 When the distribution of Communion is over the

Priest himself immediately and completely consumes at

the altar any consecrated wine that happens to remain as

for any consecrated hosts that are left he either con-

sumes them at the altar or carries them to the place desig-

nated for the reservation of the Eucharist Upon returning

to the altar the Priest collects the fragments should any

remain and he stands at the altar or at the credence table

and purifies the paten or ciborium over the chalice and

after this purifies the chalice saying quietly the formula

Quod ore sumpsimus Domine (What has passed our lips)

and dries the chalice with a purificator If the vessels are

purified at the altar they are carried to the credence table

by a minister Nevertheless it is also permitted to leave

vessels needing to be purified especially if there are sev-

eral on a corporal suitably covered either on the altar or

on the credence table and to purify them immediately af-

ter Mass after the Dismissal of the people

(taken from the General Instruction of the Roman MissalmdashFinal Text)

PARISH FETE 12 NOVEMBER 2017

FETE PREPARATION

2 WEEKS TO GO

We are going to have a cut flowers stall this year and we need your help to make it a suc-cess Anyone that has cut flowers amp fillersgreenery to give please speak to Diana Ingrey and feel free to drop them at the stall on the fete day Those parishioners that said they would be will-ing to help with the setting up and or running of a stall for the fete please confirm with one of the committee members of your continued will-ingness to make this yearrsquos fete a success

St Anthonyrsquos Fete Gold Sponsors

Thank you for your prayers and generous contributions for this yearrsquos Catholic Mission World Mission Appeal support-ing the forgotten farming families of Vietnam and through-out the world Your considered gifts will help provide a new clean drinking water filtration system for the people of the coastal mountain region of Xuan Son We invite you to con-sider partnering with us through a regu-lar monthly gift and continue your sup-port of the life-giving work of Catholic Mission Freecall 1800 257 296 catholicmissionorgauVietnam

VINNIES AGED CARE FACILITIES A general parish meeting

has been organized for Thursday 30 November at 7pm in

the demountable to listen to a proposal to set up some

aged facilities on parish property Please spread the word

and bring a friend Nothing has been set in stone so come

along and find out what is being proposed

THE JOURNEY CATHOLIC RADIO PROGRAM ndash AIRS 5 No-

vember 2017 This week on the Journey Fr Mike Delaney

reflects on the Gospel of Matthew Bruce Downes The

Catholic Guy reminds us about Having Faith in Godrsquos Will

Sam Clear speaks to us softly about Forgiveness and Sr

Hilda graces us with her sage words of Wisdom from the

Abbey Coupled with amazing music and you have a show

about faith hope love and life Go to wwwjcrorgau or

wwwitunesjcrorgau where you can listen anytime and

subscribe to weekly shows by email

RECEPTION OF HOLY COMMUINON BY THE FAITHFUL

160The Priest then takes the paten or ciborium and ap-

proaches the communicants who usually come up in pro-

cession It is not permitted for the faithful to take the con-

secrated Bread or the sacred chalice by themselves and

still less to hand them on from one to another among

themselves In the dioceses of Australia standing is the

most common posture for receiving Holy Communion

though individual members of the faithful may choose to

receive Communion while kneeling When approaching to

receive Holy Communion the faithful bow in reverence of

the Sacrament that they are to receive

161 If Communion is given only under the species of

bread the Priest raises the host slightly and shows it to

each saying The Body of Christ The communicant replies

Amen and receives the Sacrament either on the tongue

or where this is allowed in the hand the choice lying with

the communicant As soon as the communicant receives

the host he or she consumes the whole of it If however

Communion is given under both kinds the rite prescribed

in nos 284-287 is to be followed

162 In the distribution of Communion the Priest may be

assisted by other Priests who happen to be present If

such Priests are not present and there is a truly large

number of communicants the Priest may call upon ex-

traordinary ministers to assist him that is duly instituted

acolytes or even other faithful who have been duly deputed

for this purpose In case of necessity the Priest may de-

pute suitable faithful for this single occasion

These ministers should not approach the altar before the

Priest has received Communion and they are always to

receive from the hands of the Priest Celebrant the vessel

containing the species of the Most Holy Eucharist for distri-

bution to the faithful

163 When the distribution of Communion is over the

Priest himself immediately and completely consumes at

the altar any consecrated wine that happens to remain as

for any consecrated hosts that are left he either con-

sumes them at the altar or carries them to the place desig-

nated for the reservation of the Eucharist Upon returning

to the altar the Priest collects the fragments should any

remain and he stands at the altar or at the credence table

and purifies the paten or ciborium over the chalice and

after this purifies the chalice saying quietly the formula

Quod ore sumpsimus Domine (What has passed our lips)

and dries the chalice with a purificator If the vessels are

purified at the altar they are carried to the credence table

by a minister Nevertheless it is also permitted to leave

vessels needing to be purified especially if there are sev-

eral on a corporal suitably covered either on the altar or

on the credence table and to purify them immediately af-

ter Mass after the Dismissal of the people

(taken from the General Instruction of the Roman MissalmdashFinal Text)

PARISH FETE 12 NOVEMBER 2017

FETE PREPARATION

2 WEEKS TO GO

We are going to have a cut flowers stall this year and we need your help to make it a suc-cess Anyone that has cut flowers amp fillersgreenery to give please speak to Diana Ingrey and feel free to drop them at the stall on the fete day Those parishioners that said they would be will-ing to help with the setting up and or running of a stall for the fete please confirm with one of the committee members of your continued will-ingness to make this yearrsquos fete a success

St Anthonyrsquos Fete Gold Sponsors

Thank you for your prayers and generous contributions for this yearrsquos Catholic Mission World Mission Appeal support-ing the forgotten farming families of Vietnam and through-out the world Your considered gifts will help provide a new clean drinking water filtration system for the people of the coastal mountain region of Xuan Son We invite you to con-sider partnering with us through a regu-lar monthly gift and continue your sup-port of the life-giving work of Catholic Mission Freecall 1800 257 296 catholicmissionorgauVietnam

When patronizing our sponsors please thank them for supporting our Parish

Bakery Funerals

Local Member

Catholic High-School

Auto Mechanic

Auto Mechanic

Australian Family Owned and Operated

bull 24 Hours - 7 days

bull Pre ndash arranged funeral plans

bull All Areas

PICTON - 4677 1644 365-367 Argyle St

CAMDEN - 4655 6433 67 Broughton St

wwwwilliamrgrovescomau

THIEN DINH HOT BREAD Shop 4 Argyle St

Picton 2571 Tel 4677 2800 Open 7 Days

The Hon Jai Rowell MP Member for Wollondilly Office Shop 1- 117 Remembrance Dr Tahmoor Phone (02) 4683 2622 Mail PO Box 1005 Tahmoor 2573 Email wollondilyparliamentnswgovau

Mechanical Repairs 4683 2529

Tyres amp Batteries 4683 2529

4681 0760

Cnr Bargo River Rd amp Rememberance Dr Tahmoor NSW 2573

Play Cricket

Funerals

Hair Salon

By Megan Bassili 16 Dutton Road Buxton NSW 2571

Tel 4681 0818

Carpentry amp Home Maintenance

In 2Cricket Juniors Senior

Rego during August Contact Kevin Dries 0417 448 561

Andrew Murphy 0418 612 054 Jane Eva 0419 296 508

Girls Boys

DIAGNOSTICS SERVICING REPAIRS

REGO amp LTG SAFETY CHECKS 403 HUME HIGHWAY (BP)

PICTON NSW 2571 PHONE 4677 2555

FAX 4677 1755 EMAIL autoplus1bigpondcom

Bakery

Blinds amp Awinings

Williams Blinds

bull Awnings

bull Verticals

bull Venetians

bull Roller Blinds

bull Plantation Shutters

bull Security Doors amp Grilles

Showroom Shop 1 67 Argyle Street

PICTON NSW 2571 Phone (02) 4677 2777

Fax (02) 4677 2919

saleswilliamsblindscomau wwwwilliamsblindscomau

BEQUEATHING Would you like to remember the parish in your will Property money artwork plantshellip

There are many ways you can be remembered Please contact the parish office (46832230) for further info

We have relocated next to Picton Bowling Club