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Hoards Of Talent By Daniel SAHYOUN CONNOR Baker said performing in ASPIRE’s production of The Hoarders Next Door at the Civic Theatre last week was an “incredible” experience. “The shows were amazing,” Connor said. “At first I was really nervous, but then I was fine and I loved it.” The Year 6 student from St Joseph’s Primary School
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area.” Len said the poles will be replicas of original carvings that were in NSW before the 1900s. Karuah Local Land
Connor said he saw ASPIRE’s first production when he was in kindergarten and “loved them straightaway”. “People from Aspire also came to the school last year and did all
these drama games with us, it was really fun and exciting so I decided that I would give it a go,” he said. With his first professional production now confidently under his belt, the talented
Council has been actively working on plans over the last few months to develop Alum Mountain into a culturally significant tourist site. This has included working with NSW Forestry Corporation to improve road access to the Mountain. Len said although
the mountain has been deemed an Aboriginal Place, “it is still Bulahdelah and it is still community”. “Being an Aboriginal Place means that you have an Aboriginal management plan of how you will look after it and enhance its cultural values,” Len said.
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we’re trying a different venue in the auditorium of the Karuah RSL Club. Stallholders come from all over for the Karuah Fair, selling all sorts of crafts from woodwork, to embroidery, paintings and cake stalls. “We have a stallholder that comes from Newcastle,
another from Mudgee who does garden art and still another stallholder from Gloucester,” Lynda said. “We’re also running a Devonshire Tea with a lucky tea or coffee cup.” “If you’re cup has the lucky number on its bottom, then you’ll win a prize.” There’ll also be a raffle on the day while entry to the fair is free. Lynda and Dawn Mile would also like to
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“It is not sacred, it is special, and that means that we can share it with everyone.” Len said future plans include running cultural tours and corroborees to showcase “the beauty and heritage of the area”. “What you see up there, you appreciate and value,” Len told News Of The Area. “We want Bulahdelah to be part of an Aboriginal tourism trail that will run from Tea Gardens up to Forster and Gloucester.” The Land Council is also working closely with MidCoast Council and community groups on the skate park project, which will add another premium attraction to the area. Len said the work to develop Alum Mountain will be undertaken by teams from the Aboriginal Land Council. “We have to celebrate our culture, we have to celebrate our heritage, and hopefully we can do it,” Len said.
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Big Brass to Tea Gardens By Margie TIERNEY
IF you love a brass band, then head to the Tea Gardens Baptist Church on Sunday 20 August for a concert by the Maitland Salvation Army Band. “This is the first time the entire band will be playing in Tea Gardens,” Alan Calcutt told News Of The Area. The band is made up of around 25 members. “You don’t see bands of this size these days,” Alan said. “I’ve heard them many times and they’re a feast of brass music.” There will be afternoon tea and entry is a gold coin donation. The concert starts at 2.30pm, with all
proceeds going to the Salvation Army. Alan and wife Ruth both have a passion for brass band. The couple is also passionate about their “Time Out for Skills Day” at the Baptist Church every fourth Friday of the month. Residents from Peter Sinclair Gardens and Estia Health join church members on ‘Skills Day’ for a day of art and craft. On Friday 22 September the group will be taking part in what’s called the ‘Shoebox Project’. “We have 30 special shoeboxes to fill with six things in each,” Ruth said. “Something to
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Line Dancing Champions By Margie TIERNEY
MANY Myall Coast locals will know John Hughes through his work as president of the local Lions Club. But John has another passion: line dancing. John and wife Jennifer have been line dancing for over 20 years and have both won medals in the Australian Line Dancing Championships. Recently the Hawks Nest couple travelled to Melbourne for the “Southern State Line Dance Championships’’. “Jennifer was a judge and I was an MC and DJ over the weekend,” John told News Of the Area. “We have been a part of the Southern State Line Dance Championships since it began 8 years ago.” “I gave up competing a few years ago and have been involved in the MC/ DJ role ever since.’’ “This was the first year that Jennifer has not competed in the championships so she was able to devote time to being part of the judging panel,” John said. Their involvement in the SSLDC was recognised in 2015 when they were inducted into the Southern State Line Dance Championships. John was also President of
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the Line Dance Association of Australia from 2014 to 2016. Jennifer is a very well known in the line dance world as a top competitor, choreographer and instructor. “She ran the Northern Rider’s Line Dance Club for
many years in Sydney before moving to Hawks Nest,” John said. Jennifer now runs Myall Coast Line Dancers and conducts two classes at the Masonic Lodge Hall in Tea Gardens on a Monday afternoon and Thursday
evening. If you’d like to join in a great fun class or for more information you can contact John on 0409 399 817.
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TEA Gardens RSL Sub Branch is hosting two activities this year as part of the commemoration of Veterans Day. Up until recently, 18 August, the anniversary of the Vietnam War’s Battle of Long Tan, was known as Vietnam Veterans Day. However, with the passage of time since this conflict, and the need to include the ever increasing number of veterans who have been involved in subsequent conflicts and other deployments , such as Afghanistan, East Timor, Kuwait and Peacekeeping,
it was agreed the day’s name be changed to Veterans Day. Thursday 17 August will see the 2017 Veterans Bowls Day held at the Tea Gardens Country Club, commencing from 11am for a barbecue lunch with bowls commencing from 1pm. The day is open to all interested players and those interested should either contact the club directly or be at the club by 12 noon on the day. Friday 18 August is Veterans Day. Tea Gardens RSL Sub Branch will be conducting a commemoration service at
Tea Gardens Anzac Park from 11am Attendees are requested to be at the park from 10.45am. A courtesy bus is available to transport attendees from the Country Club to Anzac Park from 10.15am. The service will be followed by lunch at the Tea Gardens Country Club. Members of Raymond Terrace, Karuah and Bulahdelah Sub Branches will also be in attendance. All members of the public are welcome to attend.
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Lions Keep Roaring By Daniel SAHYOUN
BULAHDELAH Lions Club formally inducted their new slate of officers for the 20172018 year at their recent changeover dinner. The evening also welcomed three new Lions, Jess Gordon, Heather Aitken
and David Brown, who took their oaths in front of District Chairperson, Inga Kasch during the formalities. “Bulahdelah has done some wonderful things in a short period of time,” Inga told News Of The Area. “It’s a fantastic club and what they have achieved,
especially to help their town since the bypass, has been tremendous, and their enthusiasm for their work is just superb.” Inga said the Lions River Park is a “wonderful initiative” that “brings business into the town”. Some of the Lions’ other
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q President Arthur Baker, District Chairperson Inga Kasch, Treasurer Ian Mason, Public Officer Rodney Lansdowne, Secretary Ruth Butler, Membership Officer Roger Dixon and Vice-President Judy Dixon.
projects during the past 12 months include the Driver Reviver Program, collection for the Red Shield Appeal, catering for community events and involvement in the Red Cross Breakfast Club at Bulahdelah Central School. Outgoing President, Roger Dixon paid tribute to the hard-working Lions, before passing the gong and gavel to new President, Arthur Baker. Speaking with News Of The Area, Arthur said the main objective for the coming year is to get the Community Park up and running. “We want to make it a
good activity park for all of us now and for everyone in the future,” he said. “It’s a long road ahead, but hopefully we will get to the end of it.” Other members of the newly invested 2017-2018 Board include Vice-President Judy Dixon, Secretary Ruth Butler, Treasurer Ian Mason and Public Officer Rodney Lansdowne. This year, Lions International is celebrating 100 years of service to communities. “Lions Clubs are about bringing the community together to help other people,” Inga said.
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THE community is being invited to a forum to hear the latest on the controversial Huon Yellowtail Kingfish Research Project. Representatives from the NSW Department of Primary Industries and the Huon Group will be on hand for the presentation being hosted by the Hawks/Tea Gardens Progress Association. The project began late last year with tens of thousands of the yellowtail kingfish fingerlings being
released into an offshore sea pen at Providence Bay off Hawks Nest. At the time, NSW Minister for Primary Industries Niall Blair said the trial had the potential to dramatically increase local seafood supply. Local environmentalists have argued the pens are in the wrong spot, with whales becoming entangled. Divers claim the pens are attracting sharks. “We are aware there has been some concern within the community about the
environmental impacts of the project as well as other issues,” Patricia Garrard from the Progress Association told News Of The Area. “This is an opportunity to hear more about the project from the people who are conducting and overseeing it and ask them questions.” The presentation is being held on Monday 14 August at 7pm in the Old Library on Booner Street at Hawks Nest. Patricia added, “Please come along and learn more about this important & interesting initiative.”
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My husband and I take turns making each other our morning hot beverage. He is a coffee drinker and I drink tea. It takes me about 45 seconds to make a cup of tea, but five minutes to make him a coffee (he insists that I use the cappuccino maker). I think, therefore, that he should make the morning drinks four times to my one, to balance it out a bit. Dear Mrs JT,
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IF we are going to go into a tit-for-tat war, I think you need to go into this with a little more detail. Based on your calculations, the gain made is 300 seconds minus your 45 (255 seconds), which is a four-minute advantage (give or take 25 seconds) multiplied by 365 days, which equals 1,460 minutes or 24.33 hours. Given these (probably inaccurate) calculations, your husband is actually taking one day and night from you a year. Calculate that over the number of years your relationship lasts (I’m giving you no more than five based on your question) and that is five days and nights that he owes you. Having said all of that, I think you should actually take a bit of pride in the fact that he allows you to make his coffee at all. I once went out with a man who would not let me touch his coffee-making equipment (though he was quite happy for me to touch anything else). I thought he was a barrister, but he was actually a barista, which took me a while to work out. I only discovered the truth when I asked for help for my cousin, who had committed white collar fraud. The best this man could offer was a triple macchiato with skim milk frothed into the pattern of a maple leaf. Now, regarding your dilemma, why don’t you book yourself a five-day holiday without hubby to make up for the beverage-making time difference? Load the car with a stash of Dilmah Pot Strength tea bags and drive off into the distance. You’ll feel so much better, and I reckon your long-suffering mate will be rather thrilled as well.
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50 Years of Community
ON Sunday 20 August 1967, a small group from the North Arm Cove community gathered together to form what is now known as the North Arm Cove Residents Association. Fifty years on, on the afternoon of Sunday 20 August, 2017, past and present members of the North Arm Cove community will gather to celebrate 50 years of community achievement.
To mark the occasion a booklet has been compiled recording those accomplishments and the earnest efforts of past and present “Cove” volunteers. The booklet also celebrates what makes the village a special place: its history, its natural beauty and its people. Many people have contributed photos and articles to the booklet which
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will be launched during the afternoon by Port Stephens MP, Kate Washington. Earlier in the afternoon the MidCoast Council Administrator, John Turner, will open a new park established opposite the Cove’s Community Centre. This work was largely funded by a Stronger Communities grant of $47,940 awarded to the Association in late 2016.
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Boomerang Gathers Momentum
By Margie TIERNEY
THE Boomerang Bag movement continues to gather momentum. The volunteer group has a number of initiatives on the go and in need of community support. On Saturday 26 August they’re holding another sewing bee at the Pindimar Bundabah Community Association Hall. “We have sewers from age 18 to 80,” Julie Sims told News Of The Area. “It’s lovely to see the community come together for the cause.”
“But, as always, we are in need of more sewers to help make the bags.” “Alternatively, if anyone is interested in volunteering but can’t sew, we need people to cut fabric, or iron handles for example, all help is welcome,” Julie said. “We also need fabric donations.” “These can come in many forms, sheets, doona covers, pillow cases, curtains, tablecloths and any fabric scraps tucked away in the cupboard at home.” The Boomerang Bag group is also calling on businesses, retailers and
customers to run a Plastic Free Hour on Saturday September 23 between 10am and 11am. “We’re canvassing every outlet in Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest and those that support the event will display a sign in their window,” Julie said. Diane Burnett from BT’S For Fashion in Tea Gardens was only too happy to come on board. ‘’We have already garnered a great deal of support from local business.” “The push to rid our town of plastic bags is on.”
Bunny from the Department of Industry, David Hopper with Department of Lands, Gerard Tuckerman from MidCoast Council and Mike Baldwin and Alex Hamilton, Operations Managers with Maritime Services. “The purpose of the meeting was to initiate a course of action that will hopefully eventuate in a satisfactory outcome for all
parties,” Gordon Grainger told News Of The Area. “The visitors were shown photographic evidence that this section of the waterway was once a navigational channel, that it has been a safe mooring site for many years and that the vessel owners had contributed to Lands and Maritime over those years,” Mr Grainger said. “The site is no longer fully
‘Gut’ Top Level Talks
By Margie TIERNEY
TENACITY and patience appears to be paying off for the Myall River Action group. The group’s Tim Motum, Paul Bendy and Gordon Grainger recently held top level discussions over the ongoing issue of dredging the Myall River at Tea Gardens known as the ‘Gut’. MRAG met with Glenn
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accessible, due to sand build up.” ‘The Gut’ hasn’t been dredged since 1961. Maritime Services proposed suitable replacement mooring sites within a close area, quoting the eastern side of the Singing Bridge and Pindimar Bay. “This was disputed on safety issues, proximity and numbers as there are 27 vessels within the Gut,” Mr Grainger said. The former Great Lakes
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Council had conducted a series of approvals approximately three years ago and at that stage it was estimated a volume of 3 to 4 thousand cubic metres of soil would need to be removed at a cost of approximately $200,000. It’s now expected the cost could be up to a $1million. Mr Bunny advised the group that before he could make representation to his management, he would need methodology and a full costing, tasks that will require
the input from Lands Taree and Mid Coast Council, both of whom agreed they would undertake at the earliest convenience. “This issue has been dragging on for too long and hopefully will reach a conclusion in the near future,” Mr Grainger said. “We can only hope that Mr Tuckerman and Mr Hopper are able to conclude their undertakings in a short time and that Mr Bunny can lead us to a win-win finalisation.”
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High School On Show Myall Coast primary students got a taste of high school life last week, at the Showcase Day held at Tea Gardens Public School.
By Daniel SAHYOUN
MYALL Coast primary students got a taste of high school life last week, at the Showcase Day held at Tea Gardens Public School. The annual event is
an initiative of the Myall Learning Community to help make the transition to high school a little easier for the students. Bulahdelah Central School (BCS) teacher, Ms Georgina Cunich, said the
day allowed the students to try out subjects they will be involved in during their secondary studies. “It also provided an opportunity for the students from different schools to get to know one another, which
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q Dancing To The Beat: Bulahdelah and Tea Gardens Year 6 students get into the swing during the lunchtime concert. Photo BCS helps reduce the anxiety about moving to high school,” she said. Hands-on science experiments, unravelling the past in a history lesson and discovering the dramatics of the stage were some of the many learning experiences on offer. A lunchtime concert presented by BCS music students was another highlight, which had the young primary children dancing to the beat. Year 6 student, Charli Luxon, said her favourite
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subject of the day was sport. “It was interactive so we got to mix with everyone from the other schools,” she said. “It was also good to learn from the high school students, so we could get to know them as well.” The practical activities in the Chinese language session appealed to BCS Year 6 student, Grace Kiehne. “We learnt to count to 10 in Chinese and also made a traditional lantern,” she said. “The best part was using chopsticks, it was hard, but
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lots of fun.” The lessons were taught by specialist secondary teachers from BCS and highlighted some of the learning experiences the young students can look forward to. Ms Cunich said it was also a great leadership opportunity for the BCS students who helped lead the lessons. The Showcase Day is one of many transition activities held throughout the year.
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Hot Seat Of Knowledge Buladelah’s Patrick Bramston had his 15 minutes of fame last week, with an appearance on the Nine Network’s Millionaire Hot Seat.
By John SAHYOUN
BULAHDELAH’S Patrick Bramston had his 15 minutes of fame last week, with an appearance on the Nine Network’s Millionaire Hot Seat. In the ‘Fastest Finger First’ preliminary round, Patrick hit the top of the leader board after
answering 12 of the 14 questions correctly in the fastest time. He also locked in the correct answer for the final question of the round, but narrowly missed the $1,000 prize after being pipped at the post by a fraction of a second. Patrick said his extensive general knowledge comes
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from television. “It comes from watching documentaries and having a good memory, television is good for trivia,” he said. Wearing his Mount View Motel jacket, Patrick moved into the big money round and landed in the Hot Seat in front of host, Eddie McGuire,
after the first contestant passed on the $300 question. The question asked: “The 2017 film ‘Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales’ has what classification rating in Australia?” Under the rules of the game, Patrick was unable to pass and had to provide an
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answer within 30 seconds, but bowed out after incorrectly selecting PG. Patrick said he is a fan of show and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. “I did enjoy going down to Melbourne and seeing what happens behind the scenes,” he said.
“I also got a chance to promote the town and the motel which is priceless to us.” Patrick said he applied to be a contestant on the show four years ago by filling out an online questionnaire.
Tea Gardens Veterinary Hospital will be running a pet dental month promotion throughout August to raise awareness of pet dental problems, prevention and treatment and the importance of thorough dental examinations. An initiative of the Australian Veterinary Association (AVA), the aim of the campaign titled – Healthy set, happy pet - is to educate pet owners about the benefits of annual dental health checks and the importance of a thorough dental examination to help prevent gum disease. Tea Gardens Veterinary Hospital Practice Owner Dr Karleah McCartney said that four out of five dogs and cats over the age of three years have some sort of dental disease which may go unnoticed by their owners. “Pets often won’t show pain. Even pets with sore gums, infected mouths and broken teeth will continue to eat so owners may not see any problems,” she said. So, how can you tell if your dog or cat is in the early stages of dental disease? “Your pet’s breath should not smell bad. Bad breath is a sign of infection. Gums may be red and inflamed and the teeth stained with tartar or they may start dropping food. “It’s in the best interests of your pet to have them examined and treated for dental disease while they are unconscious. This ensures they experience no pain and are not placed under unnecessary stress. It also means that owners get the best value from their pet’s oral health exam because it is thorough and investigates everything above and below the gum line. “At home, we also recommend regular tooth brushing and many cats and dogs can be trained to enjoy having their teeth brushed, especially if you start at an early age. “About 80 per cent of adult animals have some degree of dental disease, which becomes more severe with age.”
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A Show Of Thanks By Daniel SAHYOUN
IT maybe the middle of winter, but the Bulahdelah Show Society Dinner Dance remains one of the hottest events on the local social calendar. Dressed in dazzling frocks and dapper suits, the guests gathered at Bulahdelah Bowling Club last weekend for a night of indulgence, cocktails and laughs. Sheree Robards worked her magic throughout the day, transforming the auditorium into a stunning banquet hall for the glamorous, formal evening. Show Society President,
Gary Gooch, said the dinner dance was held to thank their volunteers. “It is a way of not only giving back, but it is saying yes, we do appreciate what people do on the show weekend,” he said. “This is a way of coming together, relaxing and getting waited on for the night, and gives everyone a chance to socialise away from the demands of the show.” As the cocktails flowed, a fundraising auction provided plenty of entertainment, with friendships tested in the heat of the spirited bidding. Local businesses donated the items up for grabs, with
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NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian’s decision to abandon plans for forced mergers of more than a dozen Sydney Councils, means an end to the troubled policy. But for MidCoast residents, who were forcibly merged more than a year ago, the amalgamation will remain in place. Speaking in Parliament last week, Myall Lakes MP
Stephen Bromhead, praised “the staff of MidCoast Council for their hard work” in ensuring the council is “successful for the community”. “I also thank the community for its patience and understanding of the necessity of the merger,” Mr Bromhead stated. According to the National Party MP, the recent integration of MidCoast
Water into MidCoast Council makes it “one of the most complex merged councils in the state”. Port Stephens MP, Kate Washington, said, “The National Party is in disarray”. “On the one hand, you have Nationals Leader John Barilaro staking his leadership on cancelling regional mergers. On the other, you have Mr Bromhead bizarrely claiming council mergers were a “necessity”, Ms Washington said. “In merged council
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generous bids bringing loads of cash for the Society. Gary said more than 150 volunteers contribute to running the show. “We have a reputation of being a good country show, and it is probably the biggest event that is held in the district,” he said. “We do get really good support from the locals and from surrounding towns, and it is an opportunity to showcase our district.” Gary said the Society hopes more young people will become involved with the organisational side of the
areas like the new MidCoast Council, National Party MPs are left trying to justify their inaction when faced with the threat of amalgamation.” Mr Bromhead has now called on the government to provide funding for MidCoast Council “to help ensure it is viable and will support a community that is putting up with the council merger”. “MidCoast Council is asking the government to help it lift itself up by its own bootstraps. It will borrow
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q Fun Night Out: Kerrie Gooch, Show Society President Gary Gooch, Les Malone and Mick and Tracey Gooch. show. “We need them to take on roles and responsibilities and get on committees to take
executive positions,” he said. The 2017 Bulahdelah Show will be run from 17-18 November.
q Russell Guthrie, Maureen and Frank Horwill and Robyn Guthrie enjoyed the night. $50 million, which the special rate variation will pay back,” he said. “I call on the government to match that dollar for dollar, $50 million from the state government over four years...to turn that into a $100 million roads and bridge package.” Ms Washington said, Mr Bromhead’s call for funding “is nothing more than a desperate bid to appear to be standing up for the community he represents”. “It’s too little, too late,”
Ms Washington told News Of The Area. “The residents should not forget that Mr Bromhead is a member of the government who imposed this dog’s breakfast of a policy. He is now effectively calling on his own government to fix inequities after the fact.” Ms Washington said the amalgamation was not a “necessity”. “It has been an undemocratic, unfair debacle,” she said.
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...in the community Hunter Quarries is dedicated to supporting the local community wherever possible and has a long and proud history of doing so. Hunter Quarries are proud supporters of: Bulahdelah Soccer Club. Bulahdelah Show. Bulahdelah Golf Club. Tea Gardens Baptist Church. Karuah Pre-School. Karuah Primary School. Karuah Bowling Club. Karuah Golf Club. Bundabah Tennis Club. Clarencetown Football Club.
Hunter Medical Research Institute East Gresford Showground. The Crime Prevention Review. Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) The 43rd & 44th Solo Hunter region local Government Golf Day. Myall Coast News of the area Bulahdelah Soccer Club. Bulahdelah Show. Bulahdelah Golf Club. Tea Gardens Baptist Church. Karuah Pre-School. Karuah Primary School.
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THERE is disappointment for the Myall Masters Swimming Club, having failed in its bid to secure a community grant from MidCoast Council to replace the broken solar heating at Tea Gardens Pool. “We did a lot of work to get it going, but council didn’t have the funds,” club president Chris Lock told News Of The Area. The club, however, is determined to continue its quest for the $40,000 needed to replace the solar unit. The Myall Masters has now applied for a grant through Kate Washington’s Community Building Partnerships. If that fails, they’re determined to raise the funds
even if it means calling on the community to help. Earlier this year, Rhonda Bobako secured more than 1,000 signatures on a petition to MidCoast Council calling for solar heating and maintenance work. “The good news is that last week, the black lines were repainted and the green slime removed from the pool,” Rhonda said. “It looks fantastic, like brand new,” Rhonda said. “We’re very happy that the council has provided that maintenance.” “Now we just need warm water.” The Tea Gardens Swimming Pool opens for another season on Saturday 23 September.
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Muddies Season Over
By Ann SCULLY
FINAL clash for the 2017 season was played by the Myall Coast Mudcrabs against the Manning River Ratz last Saturday at Forster with the fulltime score resulting in Manning River Ratz 60, Muddies 5. Fifteen players tried their absolute best but without any substitutes, the struggle against the opposition took its toll as our side was
comfortably overrun by a stronger Ratz combination. Whilst the semifinal was played in the spirit of Rugby, it is fair to say that the Muddies struggled, at times, in the rucks, mauls and lineouts however everyone who participated deserve much praise in what, at times, was a difficult season. Our team will now focus on their Presentation Night to be held on 26 August in the Dolphin Room at the
Tea Gardens Hotel Motel then after a well deserved break, will resume fitness with some Summer Touch under the direction of the team’s new coach, Russell Gunn. New players more than welcome to join a friendly club of players and committee members who are working strongly together towards the 2018 Season.
Final Champ Round GOLF
Hawks Nest Ladies Golf By Judy BENSON ON Tuesday 1 August the ladies played their final round of the 2017 Championships. The Championships were played on three consecutive Tuesdays, the weather was fantastic and the course in excellent condition. Winners for the 54 Hole Event: Division 1. Scratch Winner Carolyn Affleck, Runner-up Sue Kovaks
1. Net Winner Elle Gottwaltz, Runner-up June Biddle. Division 2. Scratch Winner Barbara Birmingham, Runner-up Helena Wilton. 2. Net Winner Diana Smith, Runner-up Dianne Allen. Division 3. Scratch Winner Cheryl Rose, Runnerup Janet Moore. 3. Net Winner Joan Richardson, Runner-up Pauline Barham.
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Congratulations to all winners, well done!! A monthly medal was played in conjunction on the final day and winners were: Divn. 1 1st E. Gottwaltz 73 2nd C. Affleck 73 C/B 3rd C. Foster 73 Divn. 2 1st J. Benson 75 C/B 2nd R. Richardson 75C/B 3rd B. Birmingham 75 Divn. 3 1st J Moore 74 2nd C. Rose 75 3rd C. Simmons 77 N.T.P. 1. S. Kovacs, Div.2 P. Williams, Div. 3 H. Haslam, Balls to 79 C/B.
TUESDAY 1 August 2017: Today, social bowls was played as well as four bowlers were competing to gain entry to the Newcastle District Annis Young Consistency Competition to be held on the 9 October. The object of the game is to draw as close to the Jack as possible and score points as follows: 4 points for the closest bowl, 3 points for the next closest, 2 points for the next and 1 point for the fourth closest. The Jack is placed on a washer and if it is moved during play it is replaced on to the washer. The first player to reach 150 is the winner. On Rink 2 Wendy Brand was bowling against Vicki Rankin. Twenty eight ends were played before Wendy finally claimed victory over Vicki 152 v 128. Karen Green and Maynie Roberts battled for thirty ends. Maynie winning here 155 v 140. Great bowling
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from all competitors. Good luck to Wendy and Maynie in the District Final of this competition. Thanks to markers Francis Betar and Karen McPhie, Umpire Kathie Rimmer and Controlling Body Karen Green. Format for social bowls was two games of Triples and two games of Fours. A close contest on Rink 4 Lily Smith, Sandra Leisemann and Kayelene Pearson 16 against Jean Glover, Julie Kennedy and Wendy Jones 13. Good to see Sandra back from her travels and playing bowls. Dianne Kiss, Pam Gilchrist, Anne McKenzie and Dale Winter just going down by three shots to Dawn May, Christine Fossey, Jill McBride and Olive McKeown 18 v 15. A very evenly matched game on Rink 6 with Bev Dunn, Kathy Stone, Kerry Faber and Nola Jackson 18 winning by 1 point against Dawn Jones, Dorothy Thompson (bowling 4 bowls) and Elizabeth Kelly 17.
2. Michael Ritchie 40.9 3. Trevor Mansfield 41.1 NTP 3rd. 5th. 10th 16th
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Pauline Perry, Bev Stephens and Carol Hayden leading all the way and claiming a win in their game against Wilma Drake, Dot Dallas and Lynne Green, final score 20 v 11. The winners with the lowest margin were Bev Dunn, Kathy Stone, Kerry Faber and Nola Jackson. Congratulations to Vicki Rankin on your appointment as Chairperson for Newcastle District Match Committee. Birthday greetings to Olive McKeown and Christine Fossey, forever young. Thursday 3 August: No bowls played. Coming events : Round 1 Club Championship Triples Tuesday 15 August. Bi monthly meeting 22 August following bowls. Sunday mixed bowls, all welcome to play, from beginners to champions. Every Sunday “kick off” 10.00am, names to be submitted by 9.30am. Enjoy a game of bowls plus barbecue for just $12. Enquiries ring 4997 0533.
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Hawks Nest Vets By Tony SMITH 1/8/2017 A Grade 1. John McKenzie 40.3 2. Col Amos 40.8 3. Jeff Chapman 41
B Grade 1. Peter Campbell 39.2
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Nominated Triples Tea Gardens Men’s Bowling Club By The JAFFA
2 August It was back to winter today when 49 players ventured forth for the usual Wednesday Nominated Triples competition. It was nice to get back on the grass. It was running very true but a tad slow at about 12 seconds. Like good wine it will improve with time. Bowlers were playing for the monthly Queen’s Kitchen draw for the first time. Winning both their matches was the team of Mark Nightingale, Doug Naylor and
Merv Mills. It was great to see mark back bowling and the Club welcomed back Merv Mills from an extended holiday. There will be no bowls next Wednesday as bowlers will be saying their farewells to Kerry O’Brien. 5 August After having wonderful fields in the Fabulous Friday Open Jackpot Pairs, the turnout today was disappointing. A fierce westerly wind probably kept the fainthearted away but 12 hearty souls braved the conditions and played. Bill Moon and Ken Devlin combined to have the highest winning margin.
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Vic Garlick and Col Saillard posted a good win and in the remaining game Lynda Richards combined with Bill Whalan to also have a convincing win. The jackpot, such as it is, was not won. 7 August The Sunday Mixed Bowlers probably had the pick of the weather this week and 22 players enjoyed a great morning with little wind until late into their game. There were three games of Triples and one of Pairs with the winners decided by the smallest margin. The winners were Ann Remment, (welcome Ann), Lynda Richards and Denis Wilberforce with margin of 3.
Runners-up with a margin of 5 were John Atherton, Paul Hadfield and Lon Richards. In other news; The Mixed Pairs competition this year has attracted a good field of players with at least 18 teams so far entered. This year the competition will be played over 18 ends and will be a 3-bowl format. Competition commences on Saturday 19 August. The Club has entered one team in the Three x Three Newcastle District mid-week competition commencing at the end of the month. The Selectors will be planning some trial games before the final team will be decided.
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The metre men for the 1st half were Mitch Napier, Ben Feeney, Kane Chisholme, Justin Anderson, Jack Croese, Tim Higginbottom, Jordan Cobb, Luke Perry, Tim Johnson, Alex Simon, Ben Smith, and Mitch O’Bryan. After the Roos had 2 tries held up over the line, Ben Feeney was in and Sam converted to take the score to Roos 22 Cobras 0. But the Cobras kept on pushing and were soon over for a converted try 22/6. The Roos’ Mitch O’Bryan was the next to score 26/6. Before halftime Jordan Cobb was over for the Roos and with Sam converting the half time score was Karuah 32 Clarence town 6. Second half saw the Cobras in for 3 unanswered tries and 2 conversions to take the score to Roos 32 Cobras 22. The metre men in the
second half were Mitch Napier, Jack Croese, Tim Higginbottom, Sam Croese, Mitch O’Bryan, Matt O’Connor, Kane Chisholme, Ben Smith, Ben Feeney, Jordan Cobb, Luke Perry and Alex Simon. Ben Smith was in for his first try of the season for the Roos to take the score to 36/22. Big hitters in the second half were Mitch Napier, Tim Higginbottom, Luke Perry, Kane Chisholme, Darren Weatherall, Mitch O’Bryan, Jordan Cobb, Justin Anderson, Ben Feeney, Jack Croese, Tim Johnson, Alex Simon and Zac Cobb. Mitch O’Bryan was in for his second of the day with Sam converting his 5th of the day to take the full time score to Karuah Roos 42 Clarence Town Cobras 22. I would like to thank Matt Weatherall and Michael
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Roos win against Cobras THIS Saturday the Karuah Roos played the Clarence Town Cobras at home on Saturday. Game Day Sponsor was the Myall Coast News. It was also Old Boys Day and what a great day it was with plenty of old boys turning up. The Roos kicked off and it wasn’t long after that that our little try maker Mr Luke Perry was in and with Captain Sam Croese converting the opening score was 6/0. Matt O’Connor was next to score 10/0. Then Luke Perry, the Waving Assassin, was in for his second try of the day with Sam Croese converting 16/0. Big hitters in the first half were Matt O’Connor, Zac Cobb, Jack Croese, Mitch Napier, Tim Johnson, Kane Chisholme, Ben Feeney, Alex Simon and Luke Perry. Winner- Geoff McNay R/up- Don Webster Jackpot 17th – Alex Reekie Saturday 29/7/17 Monthly Mug- Stroke Winner-Les Katona
Tea Gardens, Max Stephens, was elected President of the Men’s Bowling Club after the sad and untimely passing of Kerry O’Brien. Congratulations, Max. Johnson for filling in and being touchies for the game as the real touchies didn’t turn up. Also a big thankyou to all the old boys for making the game, see you all again next year. Players player 3 points went to Jordan Cobb, 2 points to Mitch O’Bryan, 1 point to Jack Croese. Sponsors Choice Luke Perry and Coaches Award Ben Smith. Next week is our last home game for the season it is on Saturday 2.30pm kick off against Maitland United. Game Day Sponsor is the Morten Family. I would like to thank all the players on organising a great night for the Trivia Fundraiser for Dave Smith’s family. It was a fantastic night and great to see so many there to support them. Also to all the sponsor, businesses and old boys that donated prizes and money. Thank you all.
Ladies highest score- Jo Buck (94) Men’s Highest score – David Fenning (119)
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REGENT Roystan Caravan 22’. Built September 2009. Rego NSW 9/2017. Complete with all necessary items for travel. Hot dipped Galvanise chassis. $40,000. Ph: 0417 224 017
ALLY Craft Bermuda 560. Cutty. Full Camping cover 09 Optimax 90 HP. 74 hrs $19500 ono 0409384597
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FLATTOP truck converstion to utility sides back and front $850 4997 0986
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HALL Cabinet. Price reduced to $800. Text for pictures. Solid Timber & Glass 1.85h x 1.68l x .45d. $990 0428450925 KING matteress & split base. As new. LD Cost $4500, SO Sell $850 Ph 0412392164 or 4984 3665
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Kite with harness & directional board. Used once. $950 Ph 0402290498 LAWNMOWER with catcher, in running order $40. Call Tony 4997 9375. LA-Z-BOY Electric Lift/ Recliner Chair DAs New OL Green S Leather $800 ono Phone 49814057 LOBSTER brooch. Yellow gold, diamonds and rubies. Val ued at $2950. Sell for $1800. 0405203113 LOUNGE Two recliners $500. Top condition. Phone 49813784
Brand new Jason fitted single bed electric blanket. Still in the box. $35.00. Tevion 48cm (19”) HD LCD TV with DVD player. Buy $240.00. Sell $150.00. Brand new Robot Vacuum Cleaner Buy $200.00, Sell $150.00. Honda model HRU216 DSU Lawnmower self propelled with grass catcher/ mulcher, Buy $1385.00, Sell $650.00. Phone 4997 9484.
POOL table. Threequarter size, slate top 220 long 120 wide, excel cond $1500. 0404477158 SMALL double storied aviary, almost new, has two large drop down doors. Would suit small parrots .$100 ono was $280 new. Also black smaller cage $20. Nelson Bay call Marilyn 49844123. SOFA bed, plush, black, one year old, bed used only once, $300 Ph 0427 204 450 SIX outdoor vinyl seat with back cushions, pastel blue with gold stripe, 50 cm wide x 100 cm long, never used cost $400 sell $295. Incl new outdoor table umbrella. Phone 49843494 SPLIT King Base only, can be used as Two King Singles Brand New. Price reduced $350.Text for pictures. 0428450925 SWINGING metal entrance gates with latches $300 4997 0986 TWO single pine beds, very sturdy, $70 pair or $40 each. Ph 0432485966 TYRE on steel rim. Yokohama Geolander as new 215/70R/16 $75. ph 0416229166 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au
ANTIQUE kitchen cabinet 2 stained glass doors lined cool cupboard, 3 drawers, curved sides dark wood 1.63 h $450 Cedar Pew with bishop sides 220 wide, fr Hinton church good condition $500. 2 seater oak hall seat 2 drawers $150. Ph 49822004 GME Marine speakers (new) $40 Mistral wine fridge (holds 12 bottles) Good condition. $35 Caravan cover (new) Suit 16 to 18 foot van. $45 Ph 0408 945040 TOOLS, Fishing Gear, Extra Large Eski. 49849456
Caravans REDUCED: 17’ 6” Golf Pop Top Van. Tare 1180. 2001. 6mths Rego. $16,000 Ph 49979727 or 0429433103 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. $42,500 Ring 4982 8321
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CAMERON Off Road Camper. Ex Cond.Very little use.Many extras. Detail on enquiry. Reduced $10500. 0448237257 JAYCO Discovery new Oct 2011, Pop Top 18’6” D/Bed innerspring Matt R/C A/C Toilet and D shower OLant 3 way TV WindSup Fridge, Microwave Dual Axle extra Battery wind out awning shade cloth. Immaculate cond. $28,950 POP TOP Golf 12 ft. 2 berth, front kit. awn + annex. LD 750kg. SO Reg 7/17. VG cond. $4700ono.
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TRACKMASTER Sturt 4x4, 13’x 6’x6” Built Dec/ 2001, Rego 6/2018. Has Sugarglider Suspension, Electric Brakes,90 litre 3 Way Fridge,Tregg Hitch and mount for vechicle, 2x solar panels with battery management system,single battery/ and Anderson plug to connect to vechicle, 240/12V Inverter, 2 x 60 litre Water tanks /gauges. Many many more extras. Excellent condition. $30,500 49970960 or 0417419884.
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2001 Hyuand Elantra hatch. 1 lady owner. book & all service recorrs $223800klms 6thm cons rego. Int exec cond. nive to drive. must sell by 28/6. BCD47L $1790 49979551 T/Gdns
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Passed away peacefully 22.07.2017 Aged 74 Years Late of Tea Gardens Formerly of Lightning Ridge and Ashfield Loving father and father-in-law to STEPHEN, DANIEL, SAMANTHA and LUCAS. Much loved grandfather to their children. Long time friend of JENNIFER. A dear brother and uncle to PAMELA, PATRICIA and their FAMILY. Relatives and Friends of KERRY are respectfully advised his Funeral Service took place in St. Stephen’s Catholic Church, Tea Gardens on Wednesday, 09.08.2017.
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Wild Dog Control 1080 Baiting The NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service (NPWS) and MidCoast Council (MCC) in cooperation with local neighbours, NSW Forestry Corp and the Hunter Local Land Services will be undertaking 1080 ground baiting for wild dog control within Myall Lakes National Park, Ghin-doo-ee National Park, Bulahdelah Plain Wetland Council Reserve (Lot 601 DP1171576 Pacific Highway, Bulahdelah) and 334-ha of private conservation lands on Myall River Road and Burdekins Road, Bulahdelah. Baiting will commence on Monday 14 August 2017 and cease by Friday 29 September 2017. This baiting program is being carried out as part of a broader control program coordinated by the Hunter Local Land Services to mitigate the impacts of wild dogs on stock and wildlife. Domestic pets are not permitted in Nature Reserves, National Parks or State Conservation Areas. Neighbours and reserve users are reminded that 1080 baits are lethal to domestic pets. We suggest that pets and working dogs be restrained to ensure that they do not enter the baiting location during poisoning operations or to muzzle dogs if they are required to work the baiting location during and after poisoning. In the event of accidental poisoning seek immediate veterinary assistance. No baits will be placed within 150 metres of residences. All areas will have 1080 baiting signs erected at access points to where baiting is being undertaken. For further information please contact NPWS Great Lakes Area office on (02) 6591 0300, Mid Coast Council on (02) 6591 7222 or the Hunter Local Land Services on 1300 795 299. c
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Many people dream of living an environmentally sustainable life with their own produce available at their back door.
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MANY people dream of living an environmentally sustainable life with their own produce available at their back door. The Thursday Walkers are welcomed annually to Kore farm to have a glimpse at what this sort of life might entail. It is a fascinating insight into the depth of knowledge, skill and determination required. We walked into Kore Farm from the main road and again I had to have a laugh at the manner in which we cross the creek. Could this be a reflection of our attitude to life in general? Are you one who strides across first, certain that you know the correct route? Do you survey the path ahead looking for the best way or wait for someone else to cross successfully so that you might follow in their
footsteps? My main concern is always that I get across with dry feet. I won’t reflect on what that has to say about my attitude to life. Helmut welcomed us to his home with a delicious morning tea and a sample of some of his excellent produce. We then toured the farm and hopefully took away with us some of his knowledge and enthusiasm for this way of life and how to eat according to the seasons. We were able to sample some of his delicious citrus and learn about different types. I’m not too sure about the variety of ancient apple we sampled, despite its delicious aroma. Thank you again Helmut for your hospitality and generosity. Kore Farm produce is available for purchase at the Myall Quays market.
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