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Eleven, Eleven, Eleven By Margie TIERNEY WORLD War 1 was supposed to be the ‘War to end all Wars’ but a century on, our Australian Military Forces are still on peacekeeping duties around the world. This coming Remembrance Day on Sunday 11 November will mark 100 years since the end of the Great War, one of the biggest conflicts in history and one which claimed over 60 thousand Australian lives. Back then, Australia’s population was fewer than 5 million but a staggering 416,809 enlisted to go to war in faraway lands for King and Country. In honour of those

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Eleven, Eleven, Eleven FROM Page 1 who paid the ultimate price, the members of the Tea Gardens and Karuah RSL Sub Branches have been working for months to ensure this year’s Remembrance Day is one that won’t be forgotten. “The March will begin at 10am on Marine Drive,

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accomplished Composers and Musical Directors has been honoured by the Variety Artists Club of New Zealand. The coveted Scroll of Honour was presented to Michael at a recent star-studded event held in Auckland, New Zealand. The Scroll of Honour is in recognition of Michael’s valued contributions as an internationally recognised musician, songwriter, musical arranger, and producer. The Scroll of Honour celebrates Michael’s passion, achievements and his unwavering dedication

with hundreds of school children carrying either photos of ex servicemen and women or a flag,” Tea Gardens RSL Vice President Scott Beaumont told News Of The Area. “There will be a motorcade of ex servicemen and women and all our community to the entertainment industry. Throughout a career spanning 40 years, Michael has been the recipient of many entertainment Awards which include: ‘’The Grand Prix” in the Pacific Song Contest (Canada), the “Outstanding Song Award” in the Yamaha Song Festival (Tokyo), the “APRA Silver Scroll” (twice) for Best Song Composition, an “International Gold CLIO” (New York) for Best Music Soundtrack for a television commercial – the accolades go on! The prestigious Variety Artist Club Scroll of Honour is a career highlight. Michael has been Musical Director for many of Australia and

groups, including the Red Cross, Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest Surf Lifesavers and Rural Fire Service have been invited to join the march that follows.” The March will culminate at Anzac Park on Marine Drive in Tea Gardens for the traditional ‘minute silence’ at 11am followed by an address from Rear Admiral

New Zealand’s renowned entertainers including Julie Anthony, John Rowles, Rob Guest, The Seekers and Kamahl. Michael has accompanied International stars such as Neil Sedaka, Cleo Laine and was the conductor for the original boy from Oz himself, Peter Allen. The musical directing talent of Michael Harvey was enjoyed by Australian television audiences at Christmas (from 1995 to 2006) when listening to ‘’Carols in the Domain’’. Michael was guest Musical Director on the television show “Midday with Kerri-Anne”. The West Australian Symphony Orchestra, the Sydney Youth Orchestra and members of the

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New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, have performed in concert under the direction of Michael Harvey. The moving version of the Australian National Anthem, ‘’Advance Australia Fair’’, sung by Julie Anthony and orchestrated by Tommy Tycho was produced by Michael Harvey. Michael has been a lecturer and tutor in Performing Arts, Piano, Composition and Songwriting where his pupils included Delta Goodrem and Natalie Bassingthwaighte. One would think that after 40 years on, the energy for all things music would have subsided but Michael, a resident of Tea Gardens, has recently written and recorded a new album, ‘’A Quiet Journey’’, which he states is, ‘’a reawakening, discovering new things about myself, following new pursuits and enjoying what I do.’’ Michael and his wife Jill, (herself an accomplished entertainer) are continuing to share their passion for music to sell-out concerts that range from the classics to jazz. Audiences are drawn into the passion and talent that is maestro Michael Harvey. The Scroll of Honour says it all - Thank you for the music!

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CanTeen Youngsters visit By Margie TIERNEY

LOCAL businesses in Hawks Nest and Tea Gardens recently joined forces to ensure a group of youngsters from the children’s Charity, ‘CanTeen’ were given a holiday weekend they’ll long remember. The weekend was part of their ongoing activity camps, programs aimed at creating friendships, team building and of course lots of fun. “The group stayed at the Reflections Holiday Park in Hawks Nest and took part in

various water based activities,” James Blizzard from Ezy Kayaks said. “We were thrilled to have the opportunity to assist in making the weekend memorable for the group,” James said. “It’s these sorts of activities that help to build resilience for these young people that have either suffered from or been affected by Cancer in their lives.” The children’s Charity CanTeen delivers a range of support services, including specialist treatments, peer

support and online and face-toface counselling. The group was supervised by CanTeen Staff and volunteers including Robyn Leacy, Ashley Manney and Jess Skinner. “Over the weekend local businesses were generous to the group with their donations,” James said. “Benchmark on Booner supplied the breakfast on Saturday morning, the Tea Gardens Hotel donated Pizzas for the lunch on Sunday and Tea Gardens Kombucha supplied boxes of drinks for the thirsty group,” James said.

“It just illustrates how generous these businesses are with their time and getting involved.” Ezy Kayaks has also been raising funds during October for Bandanna Day which happens on Friday 26 October. Each Bandanna costs just $5.00 and all money goes directly to ‘Canteen’. Bandannas can be bought at Ezy Kayaks launch site in Moira Parade, Hawks Nest, Hugo’s Newsagency in Hawks Nest or by calling Ezy Kayaks on 0414 337 246.

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Bitou Busters Take A Break Local Bitou Buster volunteers celebrated the end of another season’s work with a barbecue

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LOCAL Bitou Buster volunteers celebrated the end of another season’s work with a barbecue. The group worked the morning on the dunes and bush off Sanderling Road, Hawks Nest, removing asparagus weed and bitou bush. Both are major threats to

NSW coastal ecosystems Bitou bush is from South Africa and was planted to stabilise dunes along the NSW coast between 1946 and 1968. It spread rapidly invading native habitat coastal heathlands, grasslands, woodlands and forests, smothering areas and destroying the habitat for native animals. Asparagus was

introduced to Australia as an ornamental plant, but it grows fast and thick covering the ground and preventing germination of native plants. The Bitou Busters work monthly in several areas around Hawks Nest during the cooler months from March to October, and their end-of-season barbecue was held as usual at the home of

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the group’s coordinator Jill Madden and husband Peter Madden. Jill thanked the more than 30 people – the volunteers and their partners - for their hard work in keeping the bitou bush and asparagus fern at bay. She also encouraged the group to visit the areas of work over the summer season to appreciate their work. The Bitou Busters will be back on the job in March next year to continue the seemingly endless work of clearing noxious weeds from the local area.

Christmas Campaign By Margie TIERNEY TEA Gardens Library has come on board this year to help promote the ‘It’s In The Bag’ Christmas campaign run by the ‘Share the Dignity’ Charity. Local mother of two, Jodie Genner has been the driving force behind ‘Share the Dignity’ in the Tea Gardens area for the past two years. “Our first Christmas we received 95 handbags, last

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year 105, this year we want to reach 135,” Jodie told News Of The Area. ‘It’s In The Bag’ gives women or girls experiencing homelessness or poverty a very special gift at Christmas. It’s a simple concept. All you have to do is choose a handbag that’s in good condition that you no longer use and fill it with items that would make a woman feel special and shows that someone cares. “It could be filled with personal hygiene products, shampoos, deodorants, maybe a mascara or a scarf, a

book to read over Christmas, something that’s a bit special but doesn’t cost the earth,” Jodie said. Librarian Carol Johnson was only too happy to give over a cabinet in the library to show off the handbags and personal care items already donated by Mumm’s on the Myall Restaurant owner Jenna Menzies. The campaign runs from Friday 16 November through to Sunday 2 December and all donations can be dropped off at the Century 21 Real Estate Office on Marine Drive in Tea Gardens.

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Bradbury Moment Inspires Councillors By Margie TIERNEY A DELEGATION of MidCoast Councillors has just returned from their annual NSW Local Government conference held last week in the border town of Albury. Mayor David West was joined by Councillors Len Roberts, Karen Hutchinson, Troy Fowler, Claire Pontin and Peter Epov for the three day meeting. Councillor Len Roberts told News Of The Area, “The keynote speaker was Steven Bradbury of ‘Last Man Standing’ fame, a former short track speed skater and four-time Olympian.” Steven Bradbury won the 1,000m event at the 2002 Winter Olympics, after all of his opponents were involved in a last corner pile-up. Len Roberts said, “He explained that the winning of a Gold Medal was not just 20 seconds of luck, but years of perseverance overcoming very serious accidents (one

race almost costing him his life) and still being there when it mattered.” “His story was extremely inspirational and encouraging apart from discussion on matters such as right to farm policies, equitable rating systems, Crown Land management, strategic land use and funding for infrastructure,” Councillor Roberts said. “It was also an opportunity to share ideas and get a sense of what was happening in the city and smaller rural councils.” “I was particularly pleased that the Premier spoke fondly of the reception she received from the people at the Tea Gardens Police Station event.” “Ms Berejiklian remarked how friendly the people were and was looking forward to coming back soon.”

q ALBURY CONFERENCE: Cr Troy Fowler, Cr Karen Hutchinson, Premier Gladys Berejiklian and Cr Len Roberts.

Reaping the Rewards By Margie TIERNEY THE community is still reaping the benefits from this year’s Myall River Festival held on Saturday 13 October on the Tea Gardens

waterfront. Tea Gardens Public School Principal Mark Clemson was very happy to receive a cheque for $250, part of the proceeds of a Festival raffle sponsored by Ray White’s

q SCHOOL DONATION: Principal Mark Clemson and Stuart Sinclair.

Stuart Sinclair. “This will be very handy to expand our digital technology at the school,” Mark Clemson said. Another $250 was donated to the Hawks Nest Boxing Gym run by Senior Constable Rob Wylie for our local youngsters. 300 tickets were sold for the prize of a bright yellow push bike, complete with basket. The lucky winners were locals Ian and Sam Leggatt. ‘The Clinic Bus’ was also a big winner on the day of the Myall River Festival. Just over $700 was raised for the non-Government funded service, thanks to the efforts of Principal Clemson, Casey Connell and Tea Garden’s Real Estate’s Dylan Tennyson who were all happy to give their time on the day of

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Banks at the Tavern By Rachael VAUGHAN SUNDAY afternoon is looking cruisy, with Anna Bay Tavern setting the scene for a perfect relaxing music of smooth tunes and cool

refreshments. Justin Banks hits the stage at 3pm, and promises to provide the perfect end to the weekend. Justin was the lead vocalist in the International

Award winning band, “Sonamulate” from 2005 to 2009. He was the only person to have won multiple consecutive International songwriting competitions

with his unsigned EP album “Sleepwalking through life”. Justin left a 10 year stint in the music industry to pursue a career in acting and filmmaking, where he has had great success, particularly in his most recent film “Hero” starring John Jarratt from Wolf Creek and Play School fame. Justin spent 7 years

working for the Roland Corporation Australia, where he learned the ins and outs of digital musical instruments. With this knowledge and experience, he has taken solo artistry to another level entirely with his majestic harmonic vocals and clever use of loop pedals and vocal enhancers on stage. He covers a broad

repertoire of artists, leaving not a musical genre stone unturned. From Simon & Garfunkel and The Beatles, right through to Kings of Leon and Pete Murray. Justin Banks’s set is bound to offer something for everyone, in the perfect Sunday afternoon ambience of Anna Bay Tavern.

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Big Cake Bake raised $1,500 By Margie TIERNEY

‘Thank You’ to the community for their generous support of their Big Cake Bake. The annual event, held

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at the Myall Quays Shopping Centre, would never happen if not for the hard work of the Red Cross delivering tables laden with delicious homemade treats. “We would like to humbly thank our local community for their generous support with the donation of tasty homemade baking goods and spending up a storm, so we were nearly sold out,” Helen Janes from the Red Cross said. The Big Cake Bake raised $1,500 while a raffle added another $250 to the coffers. Money raised will go to the Red Cross Appeal to help people caught up in the double disaster, of the earthquake and tsunami

which struck the Indonesian Island of Sulawesi, leaving thousands dead and many more homeless. And it should be noted that long time member Jenny Kelly was recently acknowledged for her volunteer work. Jenny was awarded the Emma Geelan Trophy at a special meeting in Sydney for her ongoing support of the Breakfast Club at Tea Gardens Public School. A humble Jenny Kelly said, “I feel pleased to be recognised, but stress this Award also belongs to the many other people helping in this important function of the Red Cross.”

This year Stroud held the NSW Championships which saw competitors from down south to far north QLD come to compete. We also experienced record number of entries in both the Campdraft event and Rodeo. The Stroud Rodeo had the opportunity to align with the WCRA (World Championship Rodeo Alliance), giving competitors in the open an opportunity to nominate to compete in the USA in their chosen event.

Annette Baldwin, Secretary of the Stroud Rodeo and Campdraft, told News Of The Area, “We had twenty athletes nominate and five qualified to go straight to semi-finals held in Guthrie Ok in November 2018.” “Congratulations to Ben Lees, Emma Thompson, Heath Nichols, Jason Carlon and Travis Wheatley, because they now have the opportunity to compete for big prize money in their nominated events.” This year saw an increase in prize money and buckles up for grabs for those competing and being successful on the weekend. The event enables donations to various Charities which have exceeded $500,000 since its inception - including HMRI, Stroud Lodge and other localised Charities. Annette said, “If it wasn’t for the local communities and support we get through donations and volunteers, we would not have an event where everyone works together in a very close group and supports each other.”

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Stroud Rodeo hailed a Huge SUCCESS STROUD comes alive every year for their annual Rodeo and Campdraft held the third weekend in September. This year was no exception, when 14-15 September saw the hustle and bustle of cowboys and cowgirls ascending on the township. This year’s event saw a massive increase in

competitors and visitors making it the best that has been held. The Rodeo is a premier event included in the top Ten in Australia attracting over 800 competitors and 1000 entries. Events include Bull Riding, Bronco Riding, Bulldogging, mini bulls, barrel racing and a full Campdraft programme.

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q The committee members and volunteers are actively involved in not only organising the event but competing in both aspects of the weekend, from the President to some of the committee members, children and grandchildren. The Rodeo is a very successful family event which all family members become involved in. Annette said, “As a member of the Rodeo and Campdraft committee, we pride ourselves in giving

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Hawks Nest Ladies Golf By Lorraine COLEMAN

Tuesday Ladies 16-10-2018 Ladies Charity Day Dropout Ambrose - 67 Players Overall Winners 1. Jan Ziebell, June Martin, Lorraine Lock & Dianne Lindstrom 55.25 C/B 2. Maxine Mitchell, Dale McClure, Evelyn Potts & Liz Ross 55.25 3. Sue Brownrigg, Di Davies, Annette Benton & Due Kovacs 55.875 Balls to 57.5 Saturday Ladies 20-10-2018 2 Person Ambrose - 26 Players Overall Winners 1. Barb Birmingham & Maxine Mitchell 70.25 2. Liz Ross & Janet Merryweather 71 Balls to 74.5 N.T.P. Hole 10 - Gaye Gillard Sue Brownrigg Tuesday Ladies 23-10-2018 Stabbleford - 58 Players A. Grade 1. Maxine Mitchell 39 2. Cheryl Foster 37 3. Annette Benton 36 C/B N.T.P. Hole 16 - Fran Henderson B. Grade 1. Diane Allen 36 2. Frances Maclean 35 3. Betty Clinch 34 C/B N.T.P. Hole 16 - Jan Zeibell C. Grade 1. Donna Clemens 39 2. Janet Merryweather 34 3. Trish Sattler 32 N.T.P. Hole 16 - Nola Liubinskas Balls to 32 C/B

Myall Vets Myall Coast Vets By Tony SMITH

STABLEFORD. 25/1/02018. A Grade. 1. Terry Hoolahan 40 2. Noel Warren Shelly 39 3. Fred Bennett 37 c/b 4. James M Slater 37 5. Bruce Clayton 36 c/b B Grade. 1. Robert Matthews 42 2. Andrew Docherty 41 3. Michael Ross 39 4. Barry Collins 38 c/b 5. Rodney Austin 38 c/b C Grade. 1. Richard Morley 40 2. John Warne 37 3. Roger Sykes 36 c/b 4. Grahame Chapman 36 c/b 5. Kevin Durham 36 c/b NTP. 10th A. Col Bagnall B. David Merryweather C. Grahame Chapman 16th A. Ross Clissold B. Les Davies C. Rod Toohey Balls To. A. 33 c/b B. 35 C. 31 c/b

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Hawks Nest Vets Hawks Nest Vets By Tony SMITH STABLEFORD. 23/10/2018. Front 9 1. Kelvin K Clarke 22 2. Peter Nealon 21 c/b 3. Roger Sykes 21 Vouchers to 16 c/b

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WHEN it comes time to sell your small acreage or farm, most of the same rules apply to a Residential sale. It’s mainly just on a larger scale. Probably the biggest issues I have, experiencing Rural Sales presentation, is that with acreage there are sometimes lots of old pieces of machinery/hardware lying around. I understand that these are usually handy to have at some point, for spare parts and repairs, but when it comes time to sell, either get rid of them or store them neatly away. Trust me when I say that your buyer can not see past them. They will see your property as poorly kept and unattractive. This is the last thing you want as they will want to pay less for it if anything at all. Another item that’s truly important is the grounds of the property. Have them slashed so that they are park like. This will appeal visually to your buyer. It will also enable your agent & buyers to walk or drive around the paddocks freely, thus having a better viewing. Hope this helps. Denise.

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My 18-year-old daughter has just let me know that she is pregnant. She and the boyfriend recently bought a cat and then left it with me when they moved out, so that shows her level of commitment. I’m worried. Besides, I’m only 39. I feel I’m too young to take this on. Yours truly, Mr PM, Boat Harbour Dear Mr PM, or should I call you Grandpa? WELL, this is a fine old state of affairs. There you were encouraging the boyfriend over friendly cricket matches, and meanwhile he was hitting home runs with your princess. There are positives to being a young mum, though I can’t for the life of me remember what they are because I’ve suffered sleep deprivation since the age of 19. Did you not give her the doll that cries and wees and vomits when she was in her formative years? Did you not take her to cafes where screaming babies ruin everyone’s flat white and smashed avocado? Did you not show her images of mindless mothers playing Candy Crush because their brains are so fried? How about some birthing videos in slow motion with the Psycho soundtrack in the background for good measure? But don’t worry too much, Pop, or should I call you Pa or Gramps? You have not lost a daughter, you have gained a son . . . oh, and a baby. Well done, you. And the best part is, when she realises what a hard gig this parenting caper is, she’ll probably be spending a lot more time at your joint. There’s a plus. Or else she’ll just drop the little treasure to your house and go back to being a teenager again while you walk the hallways singing lullabies. Ah, the pitter patter of tiny feet is truly a joy for all to behold, but mostly the grandparents. Carpe diem. Jasminda.

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Jewfish make a Run NIGHT-time fishing in shallow water paid dividends for family friends David Kirk and Regan Lilley. The dynamic duo nailed their bag limit of quality jewfish up to 20kg on successive outings recently. They were also busted up by bigger fish. That’s not all! In amongst the larger fish they caught a good haul of bream, Gummy

shark and flathead. They also hooked more than their fair share of stingrays which became something of a pest to the seasoned anglers. They were generous in revealing details of their success. According to Regan, they fished on the western side of Middle Island on the top of the tide. Squid was the ace bait and they used a double hooked rig.

Locals can do worse than to fish in the Passage at Lemon Tree itself as large jewfish sometimes lurk in and around the Marina. They have been known to gill up in crab traps in the Passage and a deep hole on the right hand side just outside the entrance channel is worth a try for those wishing to wet a line in the slack water at night.

Newcastle District Annis Young Competition Tea Gardens Women’s Bowling Club By Lynda RICHARDS

MONDAY 22nd October: Robyn Beaumont and myself travelled to Raymond Terrace for Round 1 of Newcastle District Annis Young Competition. There were 31 competitors in this Consistency Competition which is held annually. Robyn and I qualified for this event by reaching the final in our club competition. Sadly, due to the luck of the draw, (or bad luck for me), Robyn and I had to bowl against each other the loser is “knocked out” of the competition. After 27 ends Robyn reached

the required 150 shots while I only scored 116. On Tuesday Robyn bowled at Heaton Birmingham Gardens, 2 games to be played, she won both of these. Wednesday was a rest day then the semi final was contested on Thursday at Merewether Bowling Club. Unfortunately Robyn lost this contest to Melissa (Missy) Witt from Nelson Bay 153 v 137, Missy went on to gain 2nd place. The competition was won by Adele Pearson from Soldiers Point. Congratulations Robyn on gaining 3rd place, a great achievement. Tuesday 23rd October: Social bowls as usual format for play 3 games of triples

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and a game of Fours. Prior to play President Robyn Webster welcomed our newest member Jan Coomer. It appeared Beverly Thrift, Julie Kennedy and Karen McPhie were going to be winners in their contest against Francis Betar, Lynda Richards and Maynie Roberts. The score on the 5th end 8 to 0. Thankfully Maynie’s team rallied claiming victory by 4 shots, 18 v 14. A good win for Jan Coomer, Pam Gilchrist and Sandra Leisemann 20 v Sheril Johnson, Carolyn Bywater and Karen Green 13. In the Fours Judi Polak, Dorothy Thompson, Bette Saillard and Deyonne Page demolished Ingrid Luck, Bev Rhodes, Bev Stephens and Lynne Green 24 v 6. An evenly matched contest against Dawn May, Lily Smith and Dale Winter 17 v Jean Glover, Jeanette Emmett and Pat Baker 15. The winners on the day winning with the highest margin were Judi, Dorothy, Bette and Deyonne. The winner of the voucher for the Myall Bistro and Café was Pat Baker. Many thank to them for supporting our club with the raffle prize. Thursday 25th October: What a great turn up of bowlers for our fun Thursday bowls. Everyone’s a winner on Thursdays, 12 ends of bowls for $5 a great chance to “have a go”, improve your game. Good to see Francis Betar playing Skip. Three games of Triples was played, Ingrid Luck “swinger” lead in one game. Results are as follows Bev Dunn, Dorothy Thompson and

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David with a hefty 9kg jewfish.

Round 1 for Karuah Tea Gardens Cricket Karuah Tea Gardens District Cricket Club By Colin McCarthy

ROUND 1: 20/10/17 - Under 12s SHARKS, supported by shirt sponsor, JDTV & Satellite Hawks Nest. Bowling first they kept East Maitland to 7/59 off 20

overs. James McCarthy taking 4/4 off 3 overs. They then chased down the total in 13 overs with Isaac Bills 9 n.o and James McCarthy 19 n.o. SENIOR SHARKS sponsored by Karuah & District RSL. Batted first against Clarence Town and could only

manage 112, dismissed in the 20th over. More commitment by batsmen in coming weeks, might see some higher scores on the card. Lucas Barry top scored with 38. The senior Sharks worked hard and bowled well, despite poor catching with five chances dropping to the ground, dismissing Clarence Town for 97. Lucas Barry 3/27, starred for the day with bat and ball.

Cricket teams beat Forster and Taree Bulahdelah Cricket Club By Erin MATHESON

SATURDAY 27th October: U12’s defeated Forster, bowling them all out for 71. Best bowlers were Cole

Francis Betar 7 v Jan Coomer, Jo Younghusband and Lynda Richards 10. Jan Kuzmic, Bev Rhodes and Lynne Green 12 v Ronnie Bradley (visitor), Bev Stephens and Maynie Roberts 15. Ingrid Luck, Judi Polak and Bette Saillard 8 v Ingrid, Jean Glover and Loretta Baker 15. Coming events: Versatility Day 30th October. Round 1 Novice Consistency November 1st. District Rose Bowl 9th November our members Robyn Beaumont and Kayelene Pearson are competing in this event.

Buchanan 2/10 off 3 and Jye Bailey 1/2 off 3. Bulahdelah lost 4 wickets in the run chase and the best batsman was Cole Buchanan with 14 runs not out. 3rd Grade defeated

Taree United by 2 wickets. Best bowlers were Cooper Bramston 3/38 off 8 and Glen Morant 3/36 off 8. Best bowling was Luke Ayers 70 not out.

Bulahdelah Golf Club Bulahdelah Golf Club By Allan BENSON WEDNESDAY Poker winner J Graham r/u - T Graham Thursday Vets Golf winner - S Sharp r/u - J Stellema

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THIS can only be described as one amazing property. Set behind private gates and fenced, “Brochlachlan Estate” is a large family home offering four bedrooms, two studies, multiple living areas, garaging for at least 6 cars, a boat or caravan. Set on approx. 5000sqm of level land, the home is built

in a number of materials, including brick, stone and timber reminiscent of Tuscan villa. Entry into a foyer & void with a large ficus and up the stairs to the Great Room. Cathedral ceilings and open plan living & dining and a built-in bar, this is the entertainer’s space. Flow to the outdoors & the undercover verandah with views over the pool, the gardens and the bushland. The kitchen opens to the

outdoors and the inbuilt BBQ, granite 60mm benchtops, high gloss cabinetry, huge pantry, pot drawers and loads of storage. There is also servery and a wine closet. The casual living and dining areas feature several reading and storage nooks. There is a Norwegian “Jotul” fireplace for the family to sit around on cool nights. White mahogany poles and polished floorboards feature in this area and add to the ambience. On the top level the parent’s retreat is private with a dressing room, sitting area and bathroom with a large shower & two shower heads, one a “rainshower”. A large spa bath overlooks the gardens & bush. The back garden & salt-water swimming pool

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have a mediterranean feel about them, with mature gardens, shrubs & trees. An undercover area currently accommodates a ping pong table and offers plenty of recliners for lounging by the pool. A double garage with internal access has an additional storage or workshop area as well as a large laundry. Another large mechanical shed, which would easily fit four cars and has a mezzanine level with further storage. This home is much loved, well thought out and not a cent spared to ensure comfort for its owners. To understand this unique property contact Century 21 Coastal Properties for an inspection on 02 49972554.

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This year marks the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War. On November 11 1918, at 11am, the guns fell silent on the Western Front (Belgium and France) and more than four years of bloody warfare was ended. Over 400,000 Australians enlisted in the First World War – roughly 60,000 never returned home. The First World War was also the first time that those killed in action were not repatriated home to Australia. This changed the nature of honouring their lives and grieving their loss profoundly – making such services as Remembrance Day even more important and symbolic. On Remembrance Day we remember the fallen – but we remember with equal sorrow those who returned battered and scarred from their service; “In War there are no unwounded soldiers” (Jose Narosky). At Peter Sinclair Gardens we will be commemorating Remembrance Day in the following way: Where: 2 Mirreen Street, Hawks Nest NSW 2324 Date: Wednesday, 7 November 2018 Time: 10:00am You are warmly invited to attend our service, as are members of our local community. To find out more, please contact Ursula Roberts on (02) 4997 0767.

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The time variation should be added to the corresponding Fort Denison time. In view of the variations caused by local conditions and meteorological effects, these times are approximate and must be considered as a guide only. They are not to be relied on for critical depth calculations for safe navigation. Actual times of High and Low Water may occur before or after the times indicated.

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(High) NIL 1 hr 10 min 1 hr 50 min 3 hrs 10 min

(Low) NIL 1 hr 1 hr 55 min 3 hrs 30 min

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Explorawords 1. Piecemeal. 2. Side order.

Puzzles

To solve the puzzle, all the blank cells must be filled in using numbers from 1 to 9. Each number can only appear once in each row, column and in the nine 3x3 blocks.

6 3 4 9 7 1 2 5 8

Down 1 Fragment 2 Piebald 3 Kangaroo (abb) 5 Vessel 6 Beetle 7 Sofa 9 Wild horse (US) 11 Take away 13 Dog 15 House-top 16 More than one 18 Thicken 20 Excursions 21 Summoned 24 Entertain 25 Go in 27 Indian peasant 30 Grampus

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2 9 7 8 5 6 3 4 1

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17560 Crossword Goldstar

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Goldstar Crossword across: 1. Super, 4. Abases, 8. Random, 10. Adapt, 12. Utter, 14. Propose, 17. Dace, 19. Trouble, 20. Jocular, 22. Afar, 23. Nictate, 26. Large, 28. Nelly, 29. Robust, 31. Sedate, 32. Clear. down: 1. Scrap, 2. Pinto, 3. Roo, 5. Boat, 6. Scarab, 7. Settee, 9. Mustang, 11. Deduct, 13. Terrier, 15. Roof, 16. Plural, 18. Clot,

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

FORD Focus ‘12 blue, man, hatch, one lady owner, 68,700 km, reg to 06/19, excell cond, dealer logs, CQ86JO, $7,500 ono. Contact 0420400791

HOLDEN Zafira 2003, 7 seater wagon. New LD susp. motor, SO new $3,000. CK94WV 0419699974

CARAVAN 17.5ft Crusader Pop Top 2000 Good cond. dble bed. full front kitchen, 2annexes 1 mesh, new awning and annex floor TV DVD. Extra fridge Instant hot water to sink. Too many extras to list. $15,000 ono 0417 090 151 CAMPERVAN Pop Top Nissan 87 u-van LWB, 2.4l Z24 Motor, 5 speed, Rego 10/19 BH54NZ Lots of extras. Phone for list. Runs perfectly. $6,200. 0414384624

Sprinter diesel 2002 Solar panels, shower, WC gas HW, fridge, tv, rear seat converts to DB. Good cond. $37,000 ono 0249973027

COROMAL Pop Top Caravan - silver Ann. model. Island bed, gas stove & oven, microwave, LD fridge Three SOway with full annexe. Always garaged. VGC. $9,500ono Corlette 49811219 0411132790

Motorcycles HARLEY Low Rider 7th Mnth 84 Shovel motor excl cond nothing to spend $13,500 Ph 0499227821

HARLEY 2007 Sportster 50th annv no 471 of 2000 world wide. As new cond & JAYCO Designer 14ft new battery $12,500 Ph Pop top, twin beds 0499227821 Full annex, rego, Tare weight 850kg Ready to go. $6,000 Ono Boats 49923302

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CARIBBEAN Corsair 5m fishing boat 90hp outboard trailer, Bikini top, fish finder, Safety gear, $6,200 ono 49886058 CLASSIFIEDS ads@mcnota.com.au HAINS Hunter SLC 5.2 Half cabin. 115 hp Yamaha Motor. GPS, fish finder & lots of extras. $13,000 neg. 0414 737 347

QUINTREX 475 Bay Hunter Caprice and trailer. 50hp Yamaha motor, fish finder and radio - all good cond. and extras. long rego $10,500ono 0459459019 QUINTREX 450 Escape 40hp 2 stroke Yamaha motor, Telwater trailer Bimini boat cover. Safety gear, all Rego’d as new. $13,900 Ono 0418407616 QUINTREX 475 Bay Hunter Caprice boat and trailer 12/99 both in good condition, new canopy, trailer re built, 2018 Honda 60 h.p 4 stroke motor with extended warranty $16,750.00 0419282577 SAVAGE 28 Flybridge 2x180hp diesels. Very economical, low hours. 2x GPS Sounders, radio, TV, H/C shower, toilet, loads of extras. $46k ono 49812669 0408494439

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2011 Great Wall 240X 4WD manual. Air, Power steer, reverse camera, SUV awning tent, BP84DM Rego 1/19 exc cond. $5,000 0400831611 Or 49831619 COMMODORE Lumina 2003 6cyl auto, D 171k’s. $4,800.SOL AJM371. 0429390537 CITROEN Xsara coupe 2002, 5 speed manual YGU065, Deep blue 73,000km Books, rego 10/18 Good order $2,500 49886058

CLASSIFIEDS ads@mcnota.com.au FORD MONDEO 2011 fastback LX turbo diesel silver, 6 speed sport auto, Bluetooth, air, steer, cruise etc 123klm. Usually 1000+klm to a tank. Owner and service history. Excellent. $10990. COZ13M. Ph: 0418611988. HOLDEN Statesman 2005 Rego 9/19 auto Silver, leather interior, VG cond., 330k’s $3,200 Ono TJ1755 0427974136 HOLDEN Astra auto, 5 door hatch, 108,000k’s log books 9 months rego New tyres. Perfect Cond. BW84HW $4,750 0412063418 HOLDEN Tigra 2006 Convertible. rego 4/19 Full service hist. 84,000k’s AYA19Q $7,000 ono. Phone 0433448988

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HYUNDAI Getz 2010 1.6 manual 5sp 4 door hatch 197k’s Just serviced. Two new LD front tyres SOExc. cond. 7 months rego. Mech A1 BC46KT $2,800 Ono 0417457331 MERCEDES C200K 2001 Elegance. 215klms Rego 7/19 DXZ75S One owner. $5,000 ono 0400283407 NISSAN el Grand 1998 4x4 auto 8 seater. Converts to camper. Rego 6/19 CL75BQ $7,850 Ono 0411030928 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Email for Price & Proof

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By Margie TIERNEY IF you’re looking for some great action in the water, head to Bennetts Beach at Hawks Nest this Saturday for one of the biggest days on the surf club calendar. “November 3, sees the second round of the Streets Surf Boat races coming to our own Bennetts Beach,” Peter Rogers told News Of The Area. “Our local crews will be taking on the best from the Central Coast and Newcastle including our Open Men’s crew racing against last year’s Australian representative crew from Avoca Beach.” “It will be a great

spectacle and awesome to see our own Hawks Nests crews so competitive against the best in NSW,” Peter said. The skills of the surfboat rowers will certainly be on show. Peter said, “Outside of the Australian Crew, the Ocean Beach Whoo Ha Ha, Silver medallists at last year’s Australian Titles in Perth, will be leading the women’s battle, while even the Masters crews are dominated by Australian championship medallist rowers.” From under 19’s, both ladies and men, through to Opens and Masters, there will be all divisions of surfboat racing on show including our

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present Under/19 and Open Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Hunter Branch representative crews. Action commences at 9am and is scheduled to go until 1pm. Peter added, “There will be great viewing from the beach and the Surf Club veranda where everyone is welcome and the bar will open at the conclusion of the racing.”

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Over $1,000 in Meat Trays & Club Vouchers (Formerly of Tea Gardens Country Club) is now at Hawks Nest Golf Club

$11 Lunch Specials Tuesday to Sunday

Trading times Lunch Tuesday to Sunday 12pm to 2pm Dinner 7 Days from 5pm

Friday from 6.00pm TICKETS: $30.00

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Over $1,000 in Meat Trays & Club Vouchers

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