Emu Echo February 2011

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Dylan gets 2 hat tricks in 1 innings Emu Plains Cricket Club young gun, Dylan Griffey, achieved an outstanding feat in the club’s 5th Grade match against Colyton St Clair recently. Dylan, aged 17, took two hat-tricks in the one innings spread across 4 overs eventually taking 8/37 to help EPCC to a comfortable win Dylan’s captain, Michael Bowden, admitted he had not seen anything like this in his playing days and club Secretary, Jim Micsko, was wading through the club’s records and archives to see if this had previously occurred in the club’s long and proud history. Dylan has performed strongly all season and is currently the leading

wicket taker in the 5th Grade Nepean District Cricket Association competition. The Emu Plains Cricket Club would like to congratulate Dylan on this excellent achievement and look forward to many more fine performances throughout this season and beyond.

Proposed gas main and regulating station Plans to construct a new primary gas main from Penrith to Emu Plains to improve the gas supply to homes and businesses in the Emu Plains to Blue Mountains region are already underway. This project will also include the construction of a primary regulating station at Emu Plains for pressure reduction for the gas network to assist in accommodating projected growth

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in demand for gas from homes and businesses in this region. Continued page 7

Train Yard Protest Emu Plains residents’ concerns about the proposed train stabling yard are increasing as more implications about the development are realised. A petition has attracted hundreds of names already. Liberal Member for Penrith, Stuart Ayres, raised the issue in Parliament, attended the public meeting at Nepean High School and has sent a survey out to residents. Residents want to see the train services improved but feel there is an alternative which would not affect residential houses and two high schools. The present plan will increase noise, vibration, light pollution and attract vandalism as well as the estimated 120 trucks a day on Russell Street. Continued page 6

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February 2011

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