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Parish Priest Moonlights as Brekky DJ By Jewell DRURY WE have heard of some strange happenings over the past years, but halfway through the second decade of the new millennium, the reports just keep getting stranger. Last Wednesday morning Bay News Of the Area visited Port Stephens 100.9 FM for breakfast and had to take a second look at who the early morning Brekky DJ was. Sitting in the seat was none other than Nelson Bay’s Anglican Parish Priest Kesh Govan moonlighting as the Brekky DJ. Kesh has been Brekky DJ for the past six weeks and has brought a upbeat, vibrant start to Wednesday mornings as he shares jokes and music with his early morning listeners.

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“I guess it’s not every day that the local parish priest is asked to be a presenter of a radio station,” Kesh Govan told Bay News Of The Area. “I love having the opportunity to wake people up happy, getting to pick my choice of songs and jokes to start their day,” Rev Govan said. Kesh is as “high as a kite” first thing in the morning as he bounces into his day, enthralling listeners with his funny stories, jokes and music.

His morning begins at 4 am, arriving at the studio at 5 am to prepare for his early morning breakfast show. Reverend Kesh Rico Govan took over as rector at Nelson Bay with wife, Catherine, and their four children in August 2014. The town hasn’t been the same since, with those he meets becoming infected by his natural vibrancy, enthusiasm and zest for life. Before arriving in Australia, Kesh was vicar of three churches in England.

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and daunting time for most students: for Cassey Sheather it is definitely

The youngest of eight, Reverend Govan was the only one of his family born in the UK, after his parents and siblings fled to England from Portugal as refugees. Port Stephens 100.9 FM is streamed live all over the world, which allows Kesh’s family and friends from the UK, South Africa, Ireland and Canada to tune in through the live link on Port Stephens FM. Tune in every Wednesday morning between 6am - 9am for a kick start to your day. You will be glad that you did.

exciting. Securing an apprenticeship at Horizons Golf Club restaurant is just the beginning. “Unstoppable” is how head chef Andrew Taylor describes Cassey. “It doesn’t matter if she is making coffee or a meal, anything she does will be the best.” “I have been cooking for 36 years and Cassey is a shining star.” Cassey, formerly of Tomaree High School, told News Of The Area, “As I had made the pledge in Year 10 to complete Year 12, I was determined to finish school.” “During the HSC, which is a very stressful time, I sought support from trusted teachers and support staff who encouraged my decisions and career choices.” Judy Rickard, Food and Beverage Director, Horizons Golf Club, said, “When Cassey topped her class in both Hospitality and Food Technology, as an employer, I knew she wanted to be a chef.” Although Cassey is only months into her first year of a three

year apprenticeship, she recently achieved third place in the Hunter TAFE Network Apprentice Chef Culinary Competition. “I walked out of the competition before the announcement, with no confidence; everyone else’s meal looked amazing,” Cassey said. Taking out a place has done so much to boost Cassey’s confidence. She now has her sights set high and intends to compete in as many competitions as she can. In the future, she hopes to enter The Brett Graham Scholarship which offers a $10,000 scholarship in London; previous recipients have gone on to become distinguished chefs. Leading the catering team for the Real Futures presentation event on 10 November, Cassey is looking forward to creating a selection of delicious canapes to accompany the fine selection of wines. Cassey would like to publicly acknowledge some special people who have helped her journey. “Thank you to Peter and Judy Rickard for the opportunity you have given me and the belief and support to become the greatest person and chef I can be, and to Mr Scott O’Hara and Year Advisor Ms Sarah Bergan of Tomaree High School, for their support.”

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Boys Arrested FROM Page 1 old boys who were seen moving away from the location of the fire. Fire & Rescue NSW officers and Rural Fire Service personnel

attended and extinguished the blaze, which burnt out about an acre of bushland. Police from Port Stephens Local Area Command attended and arrested the two boys. They were taken to Nelson Bay Police Station where their

parents were contacted. Officers determined the boys had lit a campfire during a total fire ban which subsequently spread out of control, however, it is not believed they had malicious intent. The two boys will be subject

to a Youth Justice Conference under the Young Offenders Act. The incident serves as a reminder of the consequences that can result from failing to abide by fire bans.

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shark attacks on popular beaches on the North Coast. Six video cameras will be dropped into the ocean for six weeks to monitor Clever Buoy’s sonar beam to test whether it correctly detects every shark. “This technology continues to prove itself across many applications, and we very much look forward to further independent validation confirming Clever Buoy’s capability in detecting white sharks,” Richard Talmage, General Manager of Shark Mitigations, told Bay News Of The Area. “We expect this collaboration to accelerate the rollout of Clever Buoy deployments globally,” Mr Talmage said. In response to the recent attacks, the Baird government said it would deploy 100 “smart” drumlines on the North Coast and introduce legislation to allow a trial of mesh nets. q Australian developed Clever Buoy with its shark detecting technology could expand globally if research Both of these project off Port Stephens proves successful. Photo supplied by Shark Mitigation Systems approaches have been met with public protest due to the danger to whether it is a shark and what By Jewell DRURY strategy. other marine life, including type. The project follows a dolphins and turtles, so The software instantly relays CLEVER Buoy, a new form successful eight-week trial at Clever Buoys could be a great a message about the shark and of shark detecting sonar Bondi earlier this year. alternative. its location to lifeguards so they technology, will be introduced Clever Buoy was developed Shark Mitigation Systems can raise an alarm. this week 1 km offshore at Hawks by Shark Mitigation Systems, was founded by Hamish Jolly The Clever Buoy has a VR2 Nest, to assess its capability to using sonar and sophisticated and Craig Anderson, both of receiver fitted and records detect juvenile white sharks in software to detect the distinctive whom are passionate ocean information about any sharks their natural conditions. movement patterns made by users who set out on a mission nearby which have been Clever Buoy is a collaborative sharks and then transmit the to better understand shark previously tagged. research project with the critical information back to behaviour and to develop nonThe research trial begins this NSW Government through beach authorities. invasive solutions for water week and hopes to determine the Department of Primary On-board software users to mitigate shark attacks. Clever buoy’s reliability in an Industries as part of a $16 interrogates a detected object’s attempt to address the recent million shark management swimming pattern to determine Please support the advertisers within the Bay News Of The Area as they are bringing you your local news each week.

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A GROUP of local runners will head to Tateyama, Japan on a marathon exchange in January 2017 thanks to funding from Port Stephens Council and the Port Stephens Sister Cities Association. The annual exchange supports interested residents in attending the Wakashio Marathon, an event that attracts more than 9,000 participants from right around the

world. The event offers a two km family marathon, a 10 km marathon race and a full marathon. Port Stephens Deputy Mayor, Chris Doohan, said that the marathon exchange strengthened our Sister City relationship with Tateyama. “This is a great initiative that reaffirms our ongoing commitment to developing a strong

partnership with Tateyama.” “The marathon exchange has been a popular program allowing local runners to participate in an international event, while also enjoying the cultural aspects that our sister city has to offer,” Cr Doohan said. As part of the marathon exchange, residents will participate in a homestay with a local family. “The experience is an invaluable one and gives

us an opportunity to exchange information, break down cultural barriers and build friendships.” “I’m looking forward to hearing about the trip and wish our runners all the best with the marathon – thank you for being such fantastic representatives of Port Stephens,” Cr Doohan said. Boat Harbour residents Kate and Steve

Brown and Sonya and Graeme Chamberlain were successful in securing funding for the 2017 Wakashio Marathon. Council and the Port Stephens Sister Cities Association provided each participant with $300 to help cover airfares, passport costs, meals and other travel expenses.

KATE Washington MP is disgusted that residents and businesses affected by contamination emanating from the RAAF Base Williamtown are facing potential financial hardship due to inaction and uncertainty. “Residents

and businesses have done nothing wrong. They are suffering financially and hurting emotionally,” Ms Washington said. “The government response has been entirely inadequate in terms of practical assistance to the residents living within the

investigation zone.” The report confirms that properties within the investigation zone have dropped 15% in value since the contamination issue was made public. The ValuerGeneral report states, “Contamination and human

health concerns can have negative impacts to land values.” The Valuer-General concludes that “a 15% reduction would be made to most of the land values in the investigation area.” Ms Washington has called upon both levels of

government to expedite the process for local residents. “State and Federal governments must act to restore some humanity to this appalling situation. Residents need assistance to get out of there,” she said.

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Finding solutions to young people’s mental health By Jewell DRURY COPSY (Caring for Port Stephens Youth) is a volunteer community group set with the task of ensuring that the best possible independent and local Youth Health/Wellbeing Service is identified and established to satisfy the needs of young people with mental health and wellbeing risk in the

Port Stephens region. Research is being undertaken to evaluate a conclusion as to the best possible accessible and independent services as a resource to advocate, facilitate and support an effective, sustainable and free mental health and wellbeing support service for young people aged 12 to 24 in Port Stephens LGA .

COPSY has commissioned a research team from the Centre for Rural and Remote Mental Health – University of Newcastle to conduct a study and provide recommendations to improve support and service options related to young people’s mental health in Port Stephens. Young people, service providers, parents, carers

and anyone with an interest in youth mental health are invited to attend the workshops. This workshop seeks local community input to this study on youth mental health in the Port Stephens area. The workshop will present and seek feedback on several issues including the range of mental health issues experienced by young people living in Port Stephens, current pathways to care, barriers to support, gaps in support and service delivery.

access these services. The organisation began in Newcastle in 1995 when a group of families got together seeking to improve the lives of people in their families and the local community living with a disability “Having responsibility for the provision of care to some of the most vulnerable children in NSW is an awesome responsibility that Life Without Barriers takes on with the utmost seriousness, compassion and motivation to do all we can to provide safe, caring and nurturing environments that give these children and young people every opportunity to thrive,” Nick Hedstrom, Life Without Barriers Operations Manager, told Bay News Of The Area. “The absolute key to doing this is the foster carers, without whom we have nothing and we understand that the challenge of taking children into their home is massive and should never be underestimated,” Mr Hedstrom said. Life Without Barriers is always looking for carers

and right now the key need is for people who are willing to provide respite care. Respite Care is where a child already has a carer who they live with full-time, but for a range of reasons respite

may be needed varying in different lengths of time. The other need is for intensive care, when the children and young people who come into care have been subjected to some form

Living a Life Without Barriers By Jewell DRURY LAST Wednesday morning saw several Members of Parliament including Port Stephens Member Kate Washington tour the site of Life Without Barriers in Newcastle. Life Without Barriers is one of the largest providers of social services in Australia, working with individuals and their carers.

Port Stephens has a number of Foster Carers

The organisation delivers services in the areas of disability, foster care, outof-home care, aged care, mental health support for refugees and asylum seekers, as well as support services to homeless people and to youth involved with the justice system. Port Stephens has a number of Foster Carers with their children, as well as people with disabilities, who

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Major partners in financing the research are the Primary Health Network and Port Stephens Council as well as a number of community groups and individuals. “We are looking forward to support within the local community of this workshop, as we seek recommendations to improve young people’s access to care and support,” Geoffrey Basser, Copsy Development and Fundraising officer, told Bay News Of The Area. Finalisation of the needs analysis and research will be towards the end of November. The Tomaree Peninsula workshop will be held

Wednesday 16 November 5.30pm – 7.30pm at the Tomaree Library and the Raymond Terrace seminar will be held on Thursday 17 November 12pm – 2pm at the Raymond Terrace Library. Light refreshments will be provided and RSVP is needed for catering purposes. For bookings please call Julie on 0439 675 854 or email her at salamanderpeace@ outlook.com COPSY is not a service provider.

of child abuse. This impacts on them in a range of ways, most commonly the demonstration of challenging behaviours. Life Without Barriers needs people who either

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Tips and Tricks for Recycling Week DID you know the average Australian produces 647 kg of municipal waste each year? This means that highlighting the many opportunities for improvements in waste reduction and recycling has never been more important. As part of National Recycling Week, Port Stephens Council wants to help educate residents on the simple things they can do to make a difference. The theme this year ‘So you think you can recycle?’ aims to highlight the golden rules of recycling that tackle the most common recycling conventions. Council’s Waste Coordinator, Emma Penfold,

said the National Recycling Week created a great platform to further educate the community on recycling. “In Port Stephens we have an excellent record of recycling with 7316 tonnes of waste recycled in 2015/16 alone, but like anything, there’s always room for improvement.” “A key issue for us is contamination, which has been highlighted in this year’s campaign,” Ms Penfold said. Contamination refers to incorrect items being placed in recycling bins causing problems during the sorting of recyclables, as well as affecting the ability of an item to be processed into a new product.

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Eight out of ten councils surveyed by Planet Ark across metropolitan, regional and remote Australia identified reducing contamination as a high priority. Ms Penfold added that there are a few simple things people can do to avoid contamination. “It’s important to know that plastic bags can’t be recycled and that jars and bottles should have their lids removed and be rinsed before being placed in the bin.” “As part of this year’s campaign, Planet Ark has created a list of golden rules which are a great guide for effective recycling,” she said. Planet

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By Jewell DRURY SOME Nelson Bay film buffs were treated to an old black and white classic, Alfred Hitchcock’s film “The Vanishing Lady”, on Saturday afternoon. The Vanishing Lady was Hitchcock’s last British film before he moved to Hollywood and starred Margaret Lockwood. Sue Winter, a Nelson Bay resident, organised the afternoon which concluded with an old fashioned afternoon tea with crockery teapots, bone china cups, saucers and plates. “My friend Doreen and I both love the old classic movies and Doreen has been a professional actress performing around the world for most of her life.” “After a bit of coaxing she agreed to display her memorabilia when we showed the old movie which delighted me greatly,” Ms Winter said. Doreen Oakshott has a huge display of memorabilia, including photo and newspaper articles, which cover the 35 years that she

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performed on stage in New Zealand, Canada, Cyprus, Scotland and all over Britain. “After commencing my career with the well-known Royal Glasgow College and Repertory Company, I went on to appear in many successful plays such as Pygmalion, Worm’s Eye, Peg O’ My Heart, Small Hotel and various other theatre productions,” Ms Oakshott told Bay News Of The Area. “I was also in the cast of an ABC radio serial which ran for two years. I have been blessed to have performed with many big names in the theatre and they are included in my photo collection,” said Ms Oakshott. Doreen left New Zealand nine years ago and settled in Nelson Bay. She is involved socially in community life as well as in activities at her local church. “It was a great turn out on the day and it was wonderful way of remembering these old movies by allowing yourself to be re-acquainted with one of the greatest artists of cinema’s golden age whilst creating new classic memories,” Maggie Dominey, who attended the nostalgic afternoon, said. For details of upcoming screenings of more old classic movies call Sue on 0499600438

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place your gift, wrapped or unwrapped, under the tree outside the store. Take a tag from the tree and write the age and gender that the gift would be suitable for. People can also make a monetary gift at any Kmart store or donate money in the collection boxes at the cash registers. The gifts are collected by The Salvation Army and Mission Australia to distribute to those in need. This year’s launch will feature entertainment by Anna Bay Public School and special guests of The Salvation Army and Centre Management. The Salvation Army and the Wishing Tree Champion from the store will be cutting the Wishing Tree Cake. Hopefully it will be another amazingly successful year with the generosity of Australians nationwide.

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ALTHOUGH there has been excellent coverage on our local koalas recently, a question yet to be addressed is, how can we help? Julie Jennings of One Mile Beach, a carer with Port Stephens Koalas, has some practical advice. “Teeth and claws. It’s a trick, the koalas con you into thinking they are cute (which they are) but when you are caring for them, you must remember teeth and claws,” Ms Jennings told Bay News of the Area. Currently, there are nine koalas in care with four carers. The volunteer organisation welcomes new carers, but there is a process to go through. Carer training is

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Fun and Fellowship with Probus By Jewell DRURY THE Probus Club of Port Stephens has packed a lot into the last few weeks. Perfect weather enhanced their recent barbecue which was enjoyed by members and a few visiting kookaburras who popped in to taste some of the culinary delights. The following morning, 49 ‘Probies’ set off for a week of fun and fellowship in caravans and cabins at Halliday’s Point. Leaders Kerrie and John had an action-packed program with walks, bowls, boule, horse races of the human kind, trivia and putt putt. The program also included great lunches and dinners out, a cruise,

trip to an orchid farm and the traditional “Big Aussie Breakfast” the last morning to round off a wonderful week. This yearly trek is enjoyed by all attending for the fun, fellowship and friendship element which is the Probus motto. A Melbourne Cup function was held at the Nelson Bay Bowling Club where most of the members lost their shirts. A very elegant Trish Monaghan won the Best Dressed Lady. The following day a group set off for Lemon Tree Passage where they enjoyed a walk along the foreshore bush track and boardwalk. “It was a special place to explore on a cool sunny day with one koala lifting his sleepy head to say hello,”

Anne Gibson, Secretary, told Bay News Of The Area. “We had a fabulous lunch at Lemon Tree Passage Bowling Club to finish the day on a high,” Ms Gibson said. A coach trip is planned to see David Campbell in Dream Lover in the near future . Probus organises walks and mixed bowls on a regular basis. There is something for everyone at the Probus Club of Port Stephens and much excitement is up ahead with Christmas looming. Call Pam on 4981 0273 or Ann on 0412 243 260 for further information. Couples and singles are very welcome to come along to a meeting at Nelson Bay Bowling Club on the second Thursday of the month at 9.30am. Why not visit their website at www. probusclubofportstephens. org

competency based and trainee carers will have hands-on experience and training, and work in conjunction with the training manual. Training often takes several months, for at least an hour in both mornings and afternoons. Not everyone is suitable. If you have a dog, for instance, that would preclude you from being a carer at home. Working is not necessarily an impediment if you are well organised. If you are fit and have a car, you may like to train as a rescuer. Like any other organisation, there are also behind the scenes roles to be attended to including administration, fundraising, leaf picking, cleaning and supporting carers at their

home. Ms Jennings stressed that being a carer is five percent cuddle time and 95 percent animal husbandry. “We must, at all times, keep the koala’s best interests first and foremost as our intention, once the koala has recovered, is to return them to the wild.” Please visit the new website www. portstephenskoalals.com. au where you can also donate, adopt a wild koala or become a member. To discuss your skills and volunteer capacity, email portstphenskoalas@ gmail.com or call Vice President, Ron Land on 0401727795. Please save the 24hour rescue number 0418 628483 for all wildlife injuries.

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St Philips Christian College pupils will be taking part in this year’s service. A light lunch will follow at Wests Nelson Bay Diggers for members of the service. A local knitting group has been busy making poppies and these will be laid out on the lawn outside the club.

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Tastes At The Bay is on the calendar By Mandy ELLIS IT was perfect weather for a perfect weekend at Tastes At The Bay. From early diners listening to the sound of Michael Bublé on the marina, to kids having their faces painted, cooking demonstrations, wine tasting and pie eating competitions, there were plenty of attractions to keep the crowds happy. Peter Clough, Event Coordinator, told News Of The Area, “This is the first year we have run a cruise with a live band on board. The tickets were sold out two weeks prior to the event.” “The success has been way beyond our expectations, and our new approach to utilise the three sites has been a great decision.” Guest celebrity chef Jade Phao-Chinda of Sydney was showcasing her talents on Saturday and said, “Lots of people were asking me

for my recipes after the demonstrations. This makes me feel welcome here.” The Town Crier was heard calling around the festivities and was photographed and enjoyed by many. Kids and adults kept the balloon man busy creating balloon animals and swords. Jazz singers on the marina entertained diners and visitors throughout the weekend. Tourists from England, Richard and Eunice Budd, described the atmosphere as, “Strong community and village like.” Toby Kuchta of Sydney won the pie eating competition and took home four bottles of wine. Jan Stone of Port Stephens FM said, “I am enjoying the Tastes At The Bay. We are playing great music and the atmosphere is terrific.” The winner of the draw, for the Taronga Zoo family pass courtesy of Bay News Of The Area, is Laice Moses.

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YOU will be impressed from the moment you drive down this family friendly street and arrive at this well maintained home on a low maintenance level block. Walking into the foyer you will be greeted by a large bright lounge room that looks into the family sized dining room opening straight to the eat in kitchen. All appliances are either new or have been upgraded recently

and you can’t miss the storage of the open kitchen. Walking down the hall to master bedroom you will have noticed that there is nothing to be spent, just move straight in. All bedrooms come with mirrored built ins and ceiling fans, even in the extra study room. The modern bathroom has separate toilet and the laundry has more than enough room and steps straight out to the paved yard. The two separate driveways allow for three covered vehicles with high access for

large boats and caravans. The fully fenced grounds are well maintained and have a fully automated pop up sprinkler system. Not far from Bagnalls beach and Dutchies beach, also schools and transport. If you are after a home with low maintenance and nothing to be spent then make your appointment now before it’s too late. Please call O’Meara Nelson Bay on 4980 4400 to inspect Open home Saturday 12th November 11am to 11:30am

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NOW IS YOUR CHANCE! Nothing to do to this immaculate family home on a low maintenance block in a quiet cul-de-sac only minutes to Salamander shopping center and schools. Three living areas plus an awesome outdoor entertaining area make this a must inspect.

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2/22 Canomii Close, NELSON BAY

BEST BLUE WATER VIEW The owners have reluctantly decided to pass on this captivating view to lucky new owners! Positioned to take advantage of the truly stunning views from Tomaree heads round to Soldiers Point this property is what living in the blue water paradise of Port Stephens is all about. Featuring 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a large living area with access to 2 balconies. The vendors are motivated to move on and will consider offers before auction, Inspect Now!

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OCEAN ACREAGE Set 1 street away from magic One Mile beach, this beautiful Beechwood home is presented for the first time by its proud owners. Featuring 4 bedrooms, formal lounge-dining, central modern kitchen, spacious family room. Ducted air conditioning, expansive outdoor living area, functional shed-workshop, all set amongst 4750m2 manicured gardens. This magnificent property is a fantastic opportunity to escape to paradise by the sea.

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213/61B Dowling Street, NELSON BAY

INCREDIBLE VIEW, INCREBILE VALUE Located in one of the most popular resorts in Port Stephens is this 1 bed apartment with a stunning view, close to everything and a 30 second walk to the bowling club, the complex features large swimming pool, games room, resturant and recently updated steam room, apartment features bathroom with spa bath and open plan kitchen living space leading on to a large balcony where you can loose yourself in the incredible view of the Bay.

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LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION Situated in the exclusive Dutchie’s Beach enclave and just a short walk to Marina & CBD this 10 year young home was designed with size & comfort in mind yet maintains privacy. Containing 4 large bedrooms, study, home theatre, spacious modern kitchen and covered alfresco overlooking landscaped yard this home provides the ultimate lifestyle so close to Dutchies Beach. Agent declares interest.

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BARGAIN LITTLE BEACH LIVING Walking distance to both beaches plus clubs, restaurants and bars. This ground floor two bed unit is ideal as permanent or holiday rental making it a shrewd investment or simply enjoy it as your personal little beach getaway. Featuring modern kitchen and bathroom and an outdoor terrace you access from the living room also and underground car parking.

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AWESOME FAMILY HOME Don’t miss this brilliant opportunity to buy an exceptionally maintained family home in a sought after street. 3 bedrooms with built-ins plus a study this home will not last long. Brand new Air conditioning and also ceiling fans there is nothing to be done but move straight in. Near new kitchen appliances, insulated, automated sprinkler system and much more. This is a must inspect before it’s too late.

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INVESTORS DREAM BUY If you are looking for an investment property that will look after itself and bring an excellent return then look no further. This immaculate 2 bedroom home has an excellent tenant in place until mid-2017 and is returning $340 per week income. Quiet location and comfortable living style make this home a must to inspect. Only a short distance from school, shops and the beach. Act now or miss out.

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Convenient North Facing Gem Located in a quiet street. This spacious single level Torrens title duplex, with a coat of paint & some TLC, would be perfect for the retiree. It has a solid rental history & would make a wise investment. There is a formal lounge & a second living room off the kitchen that leads to the, undercover area & easy care yard. This wont last long.

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2 for the Price of 1. The charm of rural living with direct access to the waterways of Port Stephens across the road. This fantastic property is a real find- 2 homes on approx 4 acres. A delightful 4 bed home with ens, slow comb fire place & over size garaging. Plus a separate home with 2 beds & open living areas. Ideal for the extended family, or extra income. Inspection is a must.

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Coastal Living. Looking for a new home?.. this spacious, Torrens title duplex with great water views, may be for you. Featuring: 3 beds, a study & Ducted air-cond, 2 separate living areas, downstairs has a wet bar or potential kitchenette. Also a dble garage, storage & a large yard. The town centre, beaches & Marina are all nearby offering you the perfect coastal lifestyle!

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For Sale $899,000 Jason Brennan 0419 691 377 Nelson Bay 4984 2400

Shoal Bay Waterfront Choice of two of the very popular Heritage apartments on the front of Ramada Resort, directly opposite Shoal Bay Beach. Currently part of the resorts letting pool, these units show solid turnover & give the owner some personal use with access to all the resort’s facilities & a glorious white sandy beach & large jetty across the road.

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Immaculate Presentation & Style. The location only enhances the appeal of this stylish home that features water views from the entertaining deck that will give you a talking point at bbq’s, open kitchen & living areas, an oversize garage & separate rumpus. Maintenance free & set up to go on extended holidays without worrying about the grounds. Centrally located, handy to beaches & transport.

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Don’t expect FROM Page 16 plaque was placed on the 20th hole dedicated to Ron Smith (Dec). Mr Smith created the Angel Billy Golf Series 19 years ago and raised substantial funds for the Westpac Rescue Helicopter service. Richard Jones, CEO, Westpac Rescue Helicopter said, “The community of Port Stephens has once again shown its generosity and caring for its region.” “The Volunteers of the Westpac Rescue Helicopter and the sponsors have shown enormous resolve, and again put on a magnificent day of spirit and fundraising. We at the Helicopter thank all those who have supported this day, again.” To create such a successful event, many volunteers dedicate their time to ensure all runs smoothly on the day. Jo Holley organises all

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Runner-up Deborah Childs 35; Div 2: WinnerRhona Birss 42, Runner-up Pat Andrews 39. Mens Stableford: A Grade: Tony Short 36; B Grade: Tom Newsham 38; C Grade: Peter Collins 39. WEDNESDAY 2nd Nov:

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of the behind the scenes activities, usually things that are unseen but truly valued and essential. Bryan Smith is the logistics person and coordinator of volunteers. Des Cobb is the catering co-ordinator and attends to sausage on the run, where the participants are given a sausage sandwhich as they go through the course. C1 Mens Individual Par: A Grade: Winner Max Pride +4, Runner-up Roy Johnson +3; B Grade:Winner John Fitzgerald +4 c/b, Runner-up Paul Tonks +4; C Grade: Winner Keith Rogers +6, Runner-up Gary Gates +5.C2 Mens Individual Par: A Grade: Winner John Wade +5, Runner-up Alan Mundey +3; B Grade: Winner

Mr Troon would like to thank the following for their customer service and support of the Angel Billy Golf Classic. Nelson Bay Golf Club, the course was in magnificent condition. Nelson Bay Bowling Club, great food and service, catering for all diets. Bay News Of The Area for the support. And especially the Red

Jamie Keating +8, Runnerup Peter Elliott +7; C Grade: Winner Bryan Gibson +4 c/b, Runner-up Noel Hughes +4. THURSDAY 3rd Nov: Ladies Stableford: Div 1: Winner Jean O’Reilly 42, Runner-up Glenda Hendricks 41; Div 2: WinnerRos Metham 39, Runner-up Alexandra Poulos 38.

Team of volunteers who are a tremendous support and help. And finally, the sponsors. The event could not be run without their continued support. There were 166 participants this year. Lock in 26 November 2017 to be part of the next Angel Billy Golf Series. FRIDAY 4th Nov: Ladies Stableford: Div 1: Winner Dora Habgood 37, Runnerup Elsie Flanagan 34. Div 2: Winner Pam Norman 37, Runner-up Sue Moore 36. Mens Stableford: A Grade: Winner Harry Richards 37, Runner-up Chris Mawson 36; B Grade: Winner Warren Andrews 40, Runner-up Alan

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Trigas 72, Runner-up Robert Miller 73. Mens Stableford C2: A Grade: Winner Mark Galloway 43, Runner-up Alan Daubaras 40; B Grade: Winner Phil Murray 42, Runner-up Ian McElwain 40; C Grade: Winner Terrence Long 40, Runner-up Keith Rogers 39. Ladies Stableford: Overall Winner: Julie Newsham 30.

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Come and grab a bargain and help support the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service SATURDAY 12TH AND SUNDAY 13TH NOVEMBER 8 AM TO 2PM At the CORLETTE HALL Sandy Point Rd, Corlette. Vintage and collectable items Antiques and Australian pottery Household items Bric - a – brac Books… second hand … some very old Toys … all in good cond Jigsaw puzzles, games And lots more

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Close. Big moving and Downsizing sale. Saturday 12 November 7am till 12 Books, videos, DVD, kitchen gear, plants and lots more.

For Sale 8 SEAT dining table

1400cm square, 8 seats all cushioned, 1 with small tear. Solid wood, great condition $250. Ph 0431 879857

ABC Baby Cot only with fittings. White in colour. Good condition. $50.00. Call 0405327934

ANTIQUE Dressing table, Side mirrors, $200. Ph 49829578 or 0401240271

BEAN inflatable workout device, includes pump, DVD 6 workouts, Weight loss and body shaping guide book. Cost $40. 4997 9212 BARGIN dining setting 7 peice. glss top, & blck wrought iron frame, very solid, $130. 49844557 BED ensemble, as new $300. 2 seater lounge, VGC $80. Tel: 02 4981 4454 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Or (02) 4983 2134 BED single, matress & base $25. 49844557

BIKES Typhoon-Holstar,

endora series Shimano breaks. Female Bike Odyssey-Southerncross 18 speed Shimano breaks. Ph 0410 329 870.

BODY Expert 2000 LCD Body Massage System $45 49972317.

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BROTHER Sewing Machine – Model 250e in very good cond. $75 ono. PH: 49972442

PIANOLA ROLLS, many titles old and new. Large $20 each Medium $15 each. Singles $10 each. Ring 4997 0051 for list.

HOUSEHOLD goods. Bedside Cabinet 3 draw $10, single roll away bed/mattress $10, and outdoor table seats 6 and 4 chairs (free) Ph 0455 682 000.

ALLYCRAFT Avalon 2007. 3.95m. 20 hp Yamaha 2 stroke. 25hrs approx, only used in fresh water. Bimini, rego May 17. safety equipment, on trailer. whole unit in near new condition. vessel at Tanilba Bay. Phone. 0410 540 737. $5000 ono.

2001 Regent Cruiser

CAMERA tripod, telescopic, Weifeng, never used, in-built level, $50 4981 7523 CASTROL Edge Ski Jacket,. Brand new. Size M. Male or female. $60. 49972442 CHILDCARE folding cot, with extra mattress, excellent condition $50, 0249829334 FOLDING Table 1800 x 750 x 750 Blow LD Mould design. SO Suitable for indoor/outdoor use. As new. $50.00 Ph: 0405327934

POTTED Plants Ph 49972317. PORTABLE 3 burner bbq. Good condition. $50.00. Phone 0429 009 887 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Or (02) 4983 2134 QUEEN size bed haead wood. Exc cond. $50. 4981 7523

TWO Fishtanks 300mm x 600mm x400mm. 360mmx 220mm x 360mm. Light, motor, everything complete $50 Ph 49972317.

TWO Queen Size dooner cover sets, exc cond 1 black & white, 1 purple & maroon $30 ea. ph 49972258.

FREEZER Up Right 392 Ltr. Good order. $100 Ph 0417787215

TIMBER desk 1500 x 900mm & SAFE n Sound. Baby adjustable chair $60. car capsule, exc cond, 2 cupboards 2mx1m glass shelves & glass $40. 4981 7523 leadlight doors $120 for pair. Galv builders SHELLEY tea set (15 barrow $70 Phone piece) best offer over 0429 671 948 $500. Shelley Coffee set (15 piece), best WHEELCHAIRS (2) offer over $350. (Old Glide, Free. Two Ireland) 49844557 childrens white wardrobes $50 each. Two boys BMX bikes SIMPSON 2 door fridge $50 each. Call after freezer 900x700x1800 6pm 4982 7302 $350 ono 0411551091 Salamander Bay

FRIDGE Big 383 Ltr 2 door Fisher & Paykal Cyclic Defrost. Good order. $120 Ph 0417787215

SOFA bed, plush, black, one year old, bed used only once, $300 Ph 0427 204 450

FARM farm gates (two) 2 x 3.6 $50 ea 2x2.4 used $10 ea. garden roller $40 0411551091

FOLDING bed single. with cl;ean matress $20 Ph 4982 2335

GIANT Road racing bike full carbon Men’s medium like new condition $700 negotiable Paul 0414690791 GOLF clubs. two callaways rescue clubs, Diablo edge, 3 woods. 20deg big LD SO bertha heavenwood. vg cond. new $300 sell for $70 each. 0400193758 GUITAR Ibanez AS153. Brand new. Professional Semi Accoustic. $1,350. 0413046858 LARGE two door stainless steel LG fridge freezer with ice maker.Ph 0418665 511

OLD Wash stand. Marble top. Slightly broken but a beautiful antique piece. $400 Ph 49829578 or 0401240271

OLYMPIA Splendid window style mobile air conditioner with remote, excellent condition. $100 ono. Ph 0428291907

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SPINNING Wheel, tools, books, Carder. 49 975 630 TELESCOPE High powered. 2,500new will sell $300ono. Call Steve, 4997 1773 TWO 2-seater lounges $50 each, variety of cussions from $1 to $5. Cast iron plant stand 3 teired $80, Ph 49828787. WHIPPER Snipper petrol, hardly used $60 ono. Ph 0428291907

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Found FOUND Medowie Rd on Federation Dr roundabout. 3 Keys on Silver Clip...Master/ Abus/BMB Sunday 16/10/16. Phone 49829332

Lost BLACK remote flipout Holden car key lost at Ayres Rock Roadhouse on Sunday 18 September. Please call Susan 0400525838. Reward offered. LOST Hearing aids. Around the Anna Bay area.0420 437 563

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Rambler Trailer Sailer 18 ft with 6HP Yamaha outborad motor (almost new). Ph 0410 329 870.

KAWASAKI 550 Jet Ski, Stand up, $999 0403 684110 PRIDE Playmate 40hp. $1200. No rego. 0403684110 49971651 PROJECT Im too old to do. 5.7m savage surveyor with trailer. Needs new transom etc $3500 ono. Plus, Evinrude 185hp motor $3500 ono 0411551091

pop top. 17’6 single beds, 200W solar system, new awning, good condition $13,250 neg. 49971233 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Or (02) 4983 2134 2001 Coromal excel 505. pop top 9/17 reg a/c dbl. bed vg cond $15750. 0429787822

2002 Coromal 505

Mirage series pop top full anex a/c single bed, dual axels, elec brakes, galv chasis, many extras, always garaged, suit new van buyer, $19500 ono 0438217821 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Or (02) 4983 2134

Caravans 2010 Jayco Sterling 21.65-3 caravan, in as new cond, front leather lounge, 190Lt 2-door fridge, oven, microwave, water fitler, slide-out queen bed, full ens incl wash mach, rollout awn, solar, wineguard arial & TV. Non smoking original owners. Ready for any advertures. $45,000 Ring 02 49 828 321 More Caravans over the page...

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Saturday 12th November 8am-noon. Port Stephens Uniting Church Salamander Way. Something for everyone at this popular market! PLACE YOUR ADVERT CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Or (02) 4983 2134

Public Notices NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Winda Woppa Association To be held at the Hawks Nest Community Centre, Boonah Street, Hawks Nest at 10:00AM on Saturday 19th November. After the AGM we will hold our annual Christmas BBQ at Winda Woppa Reserve starting at 12:30 For more information please see our web site at https://thewindawoppaassociation.tidyhq.com/ public/meetings

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ROWING single scull

2007 Retreat Linderman 20foot. 11 months rego. with extras. P.O.A. Ph 4997 2017

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CARPENTRY Offsider School leaver, view to apprenticeship if suited. Must have White Card. Ph 0434 797 501

STEGCRRAFT 15 footer, half cabin, runabout. 55hp Evinrude, both reg, $3000. 0403 684110

2007 Coromal XL511 Poptop, Elec brakes, A/C S/Axle, Full Annex + extras V.G. Cond $18750 ono onto PH: Brendon 0427110130.

GARDNER Looking for a person that is genuinely interested in gardening for 2 Hrs / week to maintain house garden in Hawks Nest. Lawn mowing not required. Ph. Ray 0419 295 269

PART TIME Hire car driver wanted. Must live in Tea Gdns Hawks Nest area. Suit retired person. 0408 667 951

with blades $750 0411551091

STACER boat $5,000, Good condition. Ph 0414433262 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Or (02) 4983 2134 TINNY 11 footer,20ph Merc. $1500 0403 684110 or 49971651

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2010

Grandcruiser 21.5ft fibreglass caravan $47,000, shower, toilet, washing machine, solar. Near new tyres, batteries and charger plus brakes. exc/cond. Tea Gardens 49970367

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SUZUKI Grand Vitara, V6, 4X4, Auto, around 160000klms Contact John 4997 1270

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2007 Subaru Forester 147,500kms, Auto, Rego Oct16, Well D maint, Good condition, OL Leather Sinter, $9850 ono, CWO11X,

Cressida, Grande 1992, Auto, Rego 2/17, in very good cond. $1900ono. Ph: 49972442

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2003 Audi convertable. Auto. No rego. Runs well. Damaged interior. $7000 Ph 0412194099

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Dulux Premium Paints Quality Workmanship Senior Discounts Residential and Commercial

WINDOW CLEANING

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model, 3 door hatch, D 127000kms, auto, OL rego tilS11/2016, $4000, YGZ767, Ph 49977174

BLINDS - AWNINGS - SHUTTERS & ROLLER SHUTTERS

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attachments. Bono Fido Cushion, trampoline bed with woolen cover, lge dog kennel. Prices neg, will sell separately or all together. Ph: 4997 1035

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MILLARD Caravan twin beds 2000 $12,999, Ph 0414433262

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FORD Ranger XLT 2007 4 x 4 dual cab, canopy 10/17 rego, 3 litre turbo/ diesel, 127500K. All towing gear, excellent cond. $20,000 ono, 0407145366

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COROMAL 512 Pop Top. Oct 2006. Off Rd. Ind susp. LD Sgle bed. SOA/C. Extras. VGCond. $21,750.

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Hole in One for Ian Nelson Bay Golf Club BY David & Rhona BIRSS

HIGHLIGHTS of the week at the Club include: Hole-in-one 1st Hole: Ian Pfennigwerth scored 6 points on the 1st hole in Sundays’ mixed competition with a hole-in-one. Fortunately his wife was on hand, with camera, to record Ian’s achievement. November 1st: Bubbly,

flowers, hats, frocks, delicious food and all following an early morning shotgun. The Melbourne Cup celebrations were enjoyed by a full house. The judges’ choice of best dressed lady was Jan Keppie. A second lady, Carmel Rigon was also acknowledged for her outfit plus it was her very special birthday. The ‘2 best scores’ golf

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event was won by: Peter & Shirley Anicich and Gary & Julie Walker C1: Wednesday Men’s Superpin: Kim Clarke 44 cms. Men’s Club Championships: There are two men sharing a score of 68 net to lead the Overall Competition, following 1st of 4 rounds, Malcolm Baker and Rory Pearson. Competition Results for the period: SUNDAY 30th OCT: Ladies Stableford: Div 1: Winner Jenny Frost 37,

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