A Deserving Cause and a Great Car Show

GMP_Charity_A5Glenmore Park Town Centre is gearing up to produce yet another fantastic hot rod and custom car show.
The 2010 Charity Hot Rod & Custom Car Show will be held on Sunday 8th August at Glenmore Park Town Centre from 10am.
Mayor Kevin Crameri OAM will launch the day at 10am. The day will prove to be well worth a visit for all families, young and old to help a great cause and to have a fun day out.
With hundreds of striking and incredible hot rod and custom cars on display, there will be loads of fun stuff for the kids, jumping castle and a baby animal farm just to name a few. Popular dance and hip-hop sensation The Next Step will be onstage from 12pm!
With a great event organised, the great cause is no less important. Six years ago little Nicholas Hodge was born with the umbilical cord wrapped around his neck and was rushed to Nepean Hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit, where the staff put his parent’s minds at ease.
‘We are still very keen to show our gratitude to the staff that saved our little boy’ explains Dean and Denise Hodge from local pizza shop Dino’s Pizza. Dino’s Pizza have hosted the Charity Hot Rod & Custom Car show for the past 5 years to raise funds to purchase vital medical equipment.
All moneys raised will go directly to the Nepean Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, including all proceeds from the sale of raffle tickets and entertainment tickets. Spokesperson from Nepean Neonatal Unit Carolyn Blake said ‘we are so excited to be a part of this Car Show and are appreciative of the donations and funds raised’.
Glenmore Park Town Centre is  at 1 Town Terrace in Glenmore Park with over 20 specialty stores, KFC, McDonald’s restaurant and full-line Woolworths supermarket.
For more information, please contact Glenmore Park Town Centre Marketing Manager Lucia Eman on 0413 746 240, Centre Manager Brendan Sheedy on 02 4733 3699, Dino’s Pizza on PH: 0416 008 524.

4. August 2010

0 Comments

Glenmore Park’s Troy to do ‘The Full Monty’

A group of Penrith residents, including Troy Lennon from Glenmore Park, are getting ready to bare it all; on stage and in front of a live audience. Luke Spiteri, Jeff Cefai, Mike Raymond and Troy Lennon are playing lead characters in Penrith Musical Comedy Company’s upcoming production of The Full Monty. This production, to be staged [...]

Continue reading...

4. August 2010

0 Comments

Glenmore Park High wins ‘Flannofest’

There was plenty of drama with blood and gore as zombies attacked housewives but it was the winning combination for the drama and music students in the Q Theatre Company’s annual theatre festival. Thirty two students from years 8, 9 and 10 at Glenmore Park High worked for 10 weeks on the 12 minute musical theatre [...]

Continue reading...
See more articles in the archive