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By Daniel SAHYOUN VETERAN Peter Millen proudly marches every ANZAC Day, a time when he reflects on his 12 years of service, his mates and the sacrifices. “I think about all those I served with, especially those who didn’t come home and those who did and still suffer with problems from their service,” he said. “I also think about my Father who served in the 2/7th Field Regiment during World War II, he left a large family to go, and served right through to 1945. I wear his medals every ANZAC Day to recognise the sacrifices he made.” Peter enlisted in the

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A Day to Remember FROM Page 1 Royal Australian Navy (RAN) at 22 years of age and was assigned to HMAS ANZAC. After serving in the Vietnam War, he went

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newsofthearea.com.au marches beside his mates each year, Fellow RSL member Max Burrows, who served in the RAN at HMAS Nirimba, said ANZAC Day is a time to acknowledge the sacrifices that have been made, and continue to be made to protect our way of life. “I think about the boys I joined up with and my two Brothers who served in Vietnam, every one of them was prepared to give their lives for the safety and wellbeing of the wonderful nation we have,” he said.

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to lead the Organisation. Local Government NSW Management Solutions (LGMS) is coordinating the extensive merit-based recruitment process, which has included advertising nationwide. Applications for Council’s top job close on 30 April and following

short-listing, firstround interviews will be conducted by the selection panel in the week commencing 14 May. The panel appointed by Council for the task includes Mayor David West, Deputy Mayor Katheryn Smith and Crs Troy Fowler, Karen Hutchinson and Claire Pontin. Following further short-listing, the final candidates will front the full Council on 28

May. Myall Lakes MP Stephen Bromhead said LGMS has extensive experience in the selection and recruitment of senior Executive staff. “There are a lot of challenges for the new GM in aligning and integrating the three former Councils, while also continuing to deliver the day-to-day services the community expect,” Mr Bromhead said.

“I look forward to the process of finding the best person to lead this dynamic Organisation.” The new General Manager will replace Glenn Handford who announced his resignation in December last year. Steve Embry will remain in the Acting General Manager position until the recruitment process is finalised.

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Children remember our ANZACs As we came together to mark another ANZAC Day, Our youngsters were taught an invaluable lesson at Tea Gardens Library last week.

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AS we came together to mark another ANZAC Day, Our youngsters were taught an invaluable lesson at Tea Gardens Library last week. With the approval of the RSL, Librarians Carol Johnson and Chris Shelly took a large group of

children on a trip down memory lane, to a time when Australia was at war more than a century ago. The school holiday activity was all about creating a ‘care package’ as if it was the year 1915 and the youngsters were sending it to a brother, father or family member serving on the

front line. “The children wrote a letter, as well as making a red poppy and adding things that our Service men and women would have needed in the trenches,” Carol Johnson. Some of those things included, toothpaste, soap, a bar of chocolate and of course Anzac biscuits. The care packages were all wrapped as if to be sent, and then the best part was the children got to open them again. “It was good to be able to experience what life was like in World War One,” Sophie said.

But all agreed they wouldn’t want to have lived a century ago, “It would have been a tough life,” Maya said. The school holiday activity was just one of the many events held on a regular basis at the Tea Gardens Library. Coming up on Friday 4 May from 2pm to 3.pm is a book talk and signing with Author Kim Hodges. Kim’s ‘Girl Over The Edge’ is a raw and confronting account of mental illness and recovery. Bookings are advised and can be made at midcoastlibraries. com.au

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RSL Women Unite By Margie TIERNEY IT’S a busy time for members of the Tea Gardens RSL Women’s Auxiliary. The ladies have been tasked with making Australian themed laundry bags to be given to each athlete competing in the Invictus Games being held in Sydney starting October 20 through to October 27 later this year.

“The Invictus Games was founded by Prince Harry in 2014, is an international adaptive multi-sport competition for serving and former serving military personnel who’ve been wounded, injured or become ill during their military service,” Louis McShane said. The first Invictus Games was held in England followed by Canada and the USA. “Australia is hosting

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The Tea Gardens RSL Women’s Auxiliary also as a new president, Mrs Annette Taylor. “After nine years as President, with 2017 being a particularly difficult year health-wise, Mrs Mavis Mowbray (OAM) stepped down but will continue to provide welcome advice on meeting protocol in her new position as Auxiliary Patron, a position she previously

held in 1998 and 1999.” “Mavis was also President from 1992 to 1996 and Treasurer in 1997 and 1998,”.. “She was awarded Life Membership of The Returned and Services League of Australia, Women’s Auxiliaries, NSW Branch in 2012.” Tea Gardens RSL Women’s Auxiliary meets in the Jack Bramble Room

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OUI OUI to U3A By Margie TIERNEY ONE of the most popular groups in the Myall is the University of the 3rd Age, more commonly known as the U3A. But did you know that the world wide Organisation had its humble beginnings in France and to that end the Myall U3A has added French language lessons to its list of activities. ”At Myall U3A, most members have had a taste of the French language at school and as France is a very popular tourist destination for Australians, study of the language is a practical advantage for holidays, therefore, it is not surprising that enrolments for French in 2018 have been overwhelming.” teacher George Nadal said. George told News of The Area, “At Myall U3A, we have embraced ‘a mixed ability group. “Group members have brought with them, not only school learning experience, but also a range of learning

experiences from holidays to French speaking countries.” “During the first term, members have had the opportunity to appreciate the four language skills, speaking, listening, reading and writing.” “In term two, we will spend a considerable amount of time either listening or speaking to provide a sound foundation for confidence,” George said. “If my memory serves me well, we all learn our first language by listening to our parents and adults and then imitating them. With its headquarters in beautiful Hawks Nest, Myall U3A runs two French courses, a beginner’s course and an intermediate/ advanced course once a week on Thursdays. To end the first term, members of the French classes were treated to a very successful ‘Matinée des Bavards’, a chit chat morning tea at the Tea Gardens Pub. The order of the day, which was not on the menu, was to speak only French.

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By Margie TIERNEY LOCALS in Hawks Nest and Tea Gardens looking to ‘return and earn’ need go no further than their local newsagency in Hawks Nest. Hugo Elstermann launched the service last week, “After many weeks of financial contractual arrangements, we are now up and running delivering this service to the community which will cut those long drives to Medowie, not to mention the long queues waiting to use the machine.” “Eligible drink

containers must have the label attached and cans must not be crushed because the bar code has to be read,” Hugo said. “Also check that the container has the 10 cent refund statement on the label.” “They get cash in hand, but all the bottles need to be cleaned.” “Anything that has a 10 cent refund label can be returned.” There is a limit of 100 units per transaction, but nothing to stop someone from doing that several

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times a day. “Our operating hours will be 10am to 4pm Monday to Friday and 9am to 3pm on Saturday and Sunday,” Hugo said. It’s worth noting too that Hawks Nest Takeaway is also a ‘return and earn’ provider. It’s a win, win for locals and the environment. Hugo added, “So start collecting, earn the cash and help clean up the environment on the Myall Coast,” Both collection points are located on Tuloa Avenue, Hawks Nest.

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True Masters By Margie TIERNEY

IN the words of President Chris Lock, the Myall Masters Swimming Club has had an extraordinary 12 months. At its recent Presentation Night, members of the Myall Masters rightly celebrated a great year, in and out of the water. President Chris Lock said, “The Club was instrumental in having MidCoast Council reverse its decision to not replace the solar heating in the pool resulting from the outset the average daily water temperature being 27 degrees.” “The Club hosted the inaugural Open Water swim in October,” Chris said.

“Over 50 competitors from as far south as the Blaxland in the Blue Mountains competed and more than 50% of the participants were from out of town and non-masters swimmers.” The Myall Masters Club also hosted it’s most successful swim Meet ever in February with 130 swimmers taking to the Tea Gardens pool from all over NSW. The Club winning Division 2 of the NSW Branch point score for 2017 has now elevated the Club to Division 1 for 2018. There were Awards handed out as well at the President Night. Adrian Reynolds won the Encouragement Award while

ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD: Adrian Reynolds.

Call for new President By Margie TIERNEY THE Myall Coast Chamber of Commerce and Tourism is looking to swell it’s ranks. The Chamber is also looking for a new President following Jessica Harris’ decision to step down after 18 months in the lead role. During her tenure,

Jessica introduced online invoicing, maintained the Chamber’s email communications, Facebook page, ensured last year’s Myall River Festival occurred and attended many meetings on behalf of the Chamber. “Thanks to Treasurer Julie Saville, ordinary members Les Smith,

Club Member of the Year went to Brad Jensen. Coaches Certificates of Encouragement were presented to Jenny Brailey, Sharon Taylor and Max Harder. Chris Lock also highlighted other notable successes of the Club. “Two outstanding achievements were our Women’s 4 x 50m Freestyle relay team of Linda Stubbs, Kate -Louise Maddison, Liz McKay and Sharon Taylor.” “It is remarkable these ladies who competed at our swim meet in February are currently ranked Number One in the State and second in Australia.” “In the 2017 State Championships at Sydney Olympic pool, Homebush, the team of Chris Mobbs (late), Peter Kellaway, Leon Bobako and Brad Jensen won the 2017 NSW men’s 4x 25m men’s relay title in the 280 -319 years, an average age 70 years.” “The team ended the year ranked Number One in Australia, ahead of all other Masters Swimming Clubs.” Chris added, ‘’It was an heroic effort by our boys and a special certificate commemorating this event was presented to three of the successful members of the team, a first team award ever presented by the Myall Masters Swimming Club.” Emily and Ben Hanson and MidCoast Chamber Representative Rick Wraight and past President Graham Halley for their support,” Jessica said. Jessica, who owns Lazy Paddles, said she will remain a member of the Chamber and committed to helping with this year’s River Festival. If you would like to join the Chamber, or put your hand up for any of the committee roles, just head to the Tea Gardens Hotel on Tuesday 1 May at 6pm.

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q HIGH ACHIEVEMENT AWARD: Peter Kellaway, Leon Bobako and Brad Jensen.

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By Margie TIERNEY

IT was a case of ‘Roll up and Roll out’ all your knowledge at Rotary’s 12th Annual Trivia Challenge last week. “The event was staged at the St Stephen’s Parish Hall in Tea Gardens and contested by 9 tables of 8 very enthusiastic trivia experts,” Ian Mackenzie Smith told News Of The Area. “The trivia night is

held to express Rotary’s appreciation for the support given to the Club during the previous year by the members of our Community” “The night is not considered a major fundraising night but is most always a sell-out,” Ian said. A host of generous prizes were up for grabs with a team from the Palm Lake Resort taking out first place. Their team name of ‘The Last Resort’ was not

indicative of their general knowledge skills and they won by a good margin. “Rotary President Graeme Dunn and the Club members would like to thank the Community for their continued support in their fundraising efforts on behalf of the Charitable Organisations of our towns and for rolling up each year to what has become an established social event.”

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Variety of songs to Entertain By Rachael VAUGHAN USE the last weekend of the school holidays to try somewhere new. If you haven’t been to picturesque Bulahdelah, give it a go this weekend. Bulahdelah Bowling Club is a great supporters of live music on the local scene, and

this weekend is no different. ‘Bernie’ will take the stage on Friday 27 April from 7:30pm, and his show is guaranteed to make it worth your while. Bernie has been playing guitar from the early age of nine years old, when he started off with lessons in Sydney for a period of six years.

Bernie then moved to the Central West and had seven years of Guitar lessons with “Leo Dekroo”. Leo and his brother Doug (known as The Dekroo Brothers) being famous for a hit single in the 1960s titled ‘And Her Name Is Scarlet’. While having lessons with Leo, Bernie started playing with other guitarists and

playing in various bands and duos. In 1985, he started up singing lessons for four years and studied grade three and four AMEB Certificate formal exams in vocal. Bernie moved to Newcastle in 2002 and spent

six months programming backing tracks in his home studio, and then ventured out into the Pubs and Clubs performing. Professionalism is a key ingredient to Bernie’s solo shows and he is proud of his ability to engage the crowd, and provides exceptional sound for his performance. Bernie listens to the crowd, and takes their

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requests on board where possible. He plays a variety of music, with everything from Greenday, The Eagles and AC/ DC through to Foo Fighters, Ben Harper and Bruno Mars on his repertoire list. Head on down to Bulahdelah Bowling Club this weekend and enjoy a night out.

q Bernie takes the stage on Friday night at Bulahdelah Bowling Club.

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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. 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.

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Nominated Triples Tea Gardens Men’s Bowling Club By The JAFFA

18 APRIL: Wednesday Nominated Triples today saw 44 bowlers enjoying another great day on the greens. After the dust settled, 4 teams emerged as winning both their games. The teams skipped by of Dennis Ashbridge, Alan Greenhalgh and Daryl Martin all finished on 56 points but they were topped by the team of Peter King, Peter Gurney and Danny Johnson with 57. The Myall Bistro voucher was won by Peter King, thanks to our sponsor. 20 April: The usual Friday Open Pairs was replaced today with a fundraiser for the RSL “Home for Heroes” day Twenty-eight bowlers participated and raised a mighty $650.00 for the day.

Well done! 21 April: A prepennant meeting was held today with the Newcastle District Saturday Pennant competition commencing next Saturday, 28 April. Daryl Martin hosted an information session which was well attended by nominated Pennant players. Daryl’s address was followed by a friendly roll-up and lunch provided courtesy of Ian Baker. Shortly thereafter, the teams were posted for the first match with the Pelican Pest Control Dolphins Grade 4 side hosting Raymond Terrace at home and the Pelican Pest Control Dolphins Grade 6 side playing away at Hexham. 22 April: Despite some rumours, Sunday Bowls is not finished. After a brief interlude,

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Pearson. Julie’s team held a lead of 3 shots on the completion of the 17th end. On the 18th end they Tea Gardens Women’s were holding 2 shots but Bowling Club Kayelene’s final delivery By Lynda RICHARDS was magnificent. She trailed the Jack to a couple of her TUESDAY 17th April: team’s back bowls, gaining Social bowls played one 3 shots. Final result here game of Fours, 2 bowls 14 all. Robyn Beaumont each 18 ends and two and Lynne Green travelled games of 3 bowls Triples to Heaton Birmingham 18 ends. In the Fours Gardens for Round 1 of the game Pauline Perry, Jean Newcastle District Singles Glover, Bev Dunn and Jill Competition. Robyn gave McBride led all the way, her opponent P. Stephens, claiming victory with a from Soldiers Point a big tally of 25 against Judi lead but she remained cool, Polak, Jo Younghusband, calm and collected and Sheril Johnson and bowled brilliantly. Unlucky Carolyn Bywater 11. Not to lose the game 23 v 25. sure what happened on Lynne had a convincing win Rink 10 Bev Stephens, in Round 1 winning 25 v16. Pam Gilchrist and Karen In Round 2, unfortunately Green demolished Bette she lost to L. Thompson Saillard, Lily Smith and Dale winter 26 v 4. Rink 11 from Raymond Terrace. Great to see our bowlers was a very close contest competing in District between Francis Betar, Lorraine Murphy and Julie events. Major Singles Club Kennedy v Lynda Richards, Championship commences on Tuesday 24th April. Kerry Faber and Kayelene

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Karuah Roos take on the Raymond Terrace Magpies @ HOME 2.30pm kick off on Saturday. Game Day Sponsors are Darkside Concreting and Duck & Dragon Thursday, 26 April, 2018

Sunday Bowls has been taken over by the Men’s Bowling Club and will continue. It re-commenced today with a bang! Patron of the Men’s Bowling Club, Gary Melrose, hosted a team of players from the “Duke of Wellington” Social Club. Despite a few annoying showers it was a beautiful day for a visit from The Duke with a field of 28 players participating. A draw of the cards found winners and the losers. A great time enjoyed by all and a promise from The Duke that they will return again next year. A generous thank you to all who helped make the day enjoyable. The Club welcomed new bowlers, Katherine and Graham Pollack.

q Patron of the Men’s Bowling Club, on left, with two players from the “Duke of Wellington” Social Club.

Stableford Vets Myall Coast Vets By Tony SMITH

STABLEFORD. 19/4/2018.

3. Sean V Mullins 36 4. Alan Crittenden 35 c/b 5. Stephen Rees 35

C Grade. 1. Richard Kemp 40 2. Phillip Hayward 36 c/b 3. Stephen MacMahon 36 4. Alan Barnes 35 5. 5 Ron Leatham 34 c/b

q A Grade winner Bruce Clayton.

q B Grade winner Don Henderson.

A Grade. 1. Bruce Clayton 41 2. Graeme Bramley 40 c/b 3. Noel Warren Shelly 40 4. Paul Ibbetson 16.7 5. Brian Calverley 38 B Grade. 1. Don Henderson 39 2. Tony Baker 37

Hawks Nest Vets Hawks Nest Vets By Tony SMITH

STABLEFORD. 17/4/2018. Front 9 1. Peter Stevens 22 2. David Merryweather 21 c/b 3. Stephen MacMahon 21 Vouchers to 16 c/b Back 9 1. Les Davies 20 c/b 2. Robert Reid 20 c/b 3. Barry Collins 20 Vouchers to 15 c/b

NTP. 3rd. 5th. 10th. 16th.

A Graeme Bramley Ian Raine Keith Harrap Ross Kirwan

q Front nine winner Peter Stevens.

Monthly Medal Hawks Nest Ladies Golf By Lorraine COLEMAN TUESDAY Ladies 3-4-2018 Stroke - Monthly Medal - 52 Players A. Grade 1. Annie Scott 76 2. June Biddle 78 3. Carol Maher 80 Gross Winner - Debbie Matheson 95 C/B N.T.P - Hole 5 - S. Kovacs

B. Grade 1. Patricia Dodd 75 2.Jan Ziebell 77 C/B 3. Frances Maclean 77 Gross Winner - Patricia

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Dodd 101 N.T.P - Hole 5 - D. Allen

C. Grade 1. Susan Fordy 75 C/B 2. Janet Merryweather 75 3. Janet Moore 78 C/B Grade Winner - Janet Merryweather 108 N.T.P Hole 5 - D. Clemens Balls to 80 C/B Saturday Ladies 7-4-2018 Stroke - Monthly Medal - 22 Players Overall Winners 1. Ros Gianacas 75 2. Maxine Mitchell 76 3. Trish Sattler 77 C/B 4. Karen Johnstone 77 C/B Gross Winner - Maxine

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B Phil Hayward Geoff Lambert Len Gough Noel Stokes

q Back nine winner Les Davies.

NTP. 10th A. Bob Peters B. Colin Bell 16th A. Graeme Bramley B. Jim McDonald C. Roger Sykes Balls To. A. 34 c/b B. 32 c/b C. 39 c/b

q C Grade winner Richard Kemp.

Bulahdelah Golf Club Bulahdelah Golf Club By Allan BENSON WEDNESDAY Ladies Golf winner - M Mason r/u - B Gordon Thursday Vets winner - J Stellema

Mitchell 93 Balls to 81 N.T.P Hole 5 - Div 1. D. Matheson Div 2. C. Simmons Saturday Ladies 14-4-2018 - Par - 19 Ladies Overall Winners 1. Di Davis -2 C/B 2. Sylvia Bolden - C/B 3. Jane Poole -2 C/B Balls to -4 Tuesday Ladies 17-4-2018 - Par - 49 Ladies A. Grade 1. Jan Bartier 0 C/B 2. Maxine Mitchell 0 3. Thora-Lou Smith -1 N.T.P Hole 16 - T. Smith B. Grade 1. Fran Henderson 0 2. Lorraine Coleman -3 C/B 3. Dianne Candy -3 N.T.P Hole 16 - L. Coleman

r/u - G Puzey Saturday Golf winner - M Bramble r/u - T Griffis Jackpot - M Bramble Sunday Darts winner - D Schlenert r/u - J Buck thankyou Allan benson

C. Grade 1. Susan Muna 0 2. Trish Sattler -1 3. Donna Clemens -2 N.T.P. - P. Marr Balls to -4

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MidCoast Council, with support from the Hunter Local Land Services, and in cooperation with adjoining neighbours will be undertaking 1080 fox baiting within the Bulahdelah Plain Council Reserve, Lot 601 DP1171576 Booral Road Bulahdelah and 334 ha of private conservation lands at 158 Burdekins Road and 244 Myall River Road Bulahdelah. The program will use 1080 meat baits and FOXOFF® poison baits designed specifically for fox control. Baits will be buried to reduce the risk of non-target poisoning. The program will be conducted from Wednesday 2 May and be completed by Wednesday 30 May 2018. The use of 1080 poison baiting is to be conducted to control the impacts of fox predation on native wildlife including threatened species. All areas will have 1080 baiting signs erected on the main access tracks where the baiting is undertaken. Warning: 1080 poison is lethal to domestic animals. For more information phone Peter Goonan at MidCoast Council on 6591 7306. PO BOX 450 FORSTER NSW 2428

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PRIDE Go Go Elite Traveller motor scooter with hoist (suitable for 4WD vehicles). Recently serviced, D both SOL batteries replaced, new front basket and manual. $750 negotiable. Will separate hoist and scooter. Ph 0428291907

DRIVE socket set, 3/4 drive in ex cond. Sizes up to 2 inch & 150mm $60.00. Rotary Ozito Hammer drill 710W. VG cond. LD $50.00. SO Ozito Angle 230mm grinder only used once. $60.00. Full Oxy/ Acetylene Welding set. Less hoses. $100. Genuine reason for selling. Ph. 4982 4249

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FREEZERWestinghouse 6 drawer. LD 180Ltr. $299ono. SOIn very good condition. Ph 49979783 Tea Gardens

GUITAR and Amp Strat copy guitar Three pick ups and quiver arm. 40 watt amp with 4 inputs and 1 mic input. A1 condition. $320 0419212863

QB ensemble. Very LD $300 Good condition, SO ono. 0417229070 ROWING Skiff - Euro Single. Croker Blades VG cond, $1500 ono 0418716225

ELECTRIC lift chair. Strong chair, beige Fabric $350 Pride shopping scooter, 3 piece for light Easy car transport $260 requires new battery Priced accordingly. 49970930 Tea Gardens

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OAK High quality dining table with six refurbished chairs and matching oak sideboard $800 ono.Light brown elegant Lounge suite - 2 armchairs and one 3 seater,Matching Lamp and Oak Coffee table Sell as a set - make an offer $200. Grey metal filing cabinets, 4 drawer $60, 2x 3 drawers $40 each, 3x bookshelves timber $50-$100, 4x Garage shelves metal $200 for all. 49972294 Hawks Nest

SURF Ski - Wave Master. Good condition very stable. Good in surf as well as calm/ choppy conditions. Includes paddle $375. 49822004 SWINGING metal entrance Ogates with LD S 4997 0986 latches $300 TIMBER dining suite $250 very good cond. Tea G/dns 49198091 TIMBER lounge solid 3 piece - 3 seater and 2 armchairs. $500 0428970662 TIMBER queen bed head and Frame exc condition $75 Ono 49971529 TREADMILL Electric walker pro form 400c. Brand new condition $500 call John 49970435 CLASSIFIEDS ads@mcnota.com.au TWO QB air mattresses and elec. pump $60 Ono for both 49841127 Nelson Bay TYRE on steel rim. Yokohama Geolander as new 215/70R/16 $75. ph 0416229166 UMBRELLA Shelta cantilever with canvas canopy. As new. $500 ono 49972359 WELDER Generator 14HP petrol motor electric start 200amp welder & leads 3.5kva 240V very good welder. $1500.00 email don@legges. id.au Ph. 0418845358

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Proverbs 10: 12

“Hatred stirs up strife, but love covers all transgressions.” Blessings from Lynne Miles

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ANSWERS: SPOT THE DIFFERENCE: 1. The bike rider is wearing a different helmet. 2. Part of the bike is missing from the back wheel. 3. Some leaf detail is missing from the bush. 4. The hand in the mud is in a different position. 5. There is one more rock on the ground. SCRAMBLED WORD: Bark.

TIDE CHART - 7 DAYS The below table show tidal variations at several locations. 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.

PORT STEPHENS (High)

1.5m

THU

(Low) 15 min 30 min 45 min 45 min 45 min 45 min

BROUGHTON IS.

nil

CAPE HAWKE

(High)

(Low) NIL 2 hrs 10 min

Forster 0 to 15 min Wollomba River (mouth) 1 hr 50 min

Thursday, 26 April, 2018

Graph and Times are for

Sydney Fort Denison

2.5m

30 min 45 min Soldiers Point 1 hr Karuah (Karuah River) 1 hr 15min Pindimar 45 min Tea Gardens 1 hr

Nelson Bay Salamander Bay

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In the junior competition, Dean Hancock finished on top with his catch of 12 fish, with Max Freihaut and Olivia Smith taking the minor placings. Vanessa Shultz scored the win in the women’s section, ahead of runners-up Terese Lilley and Emily Kirkpatrick. In the men’s category, Tom Evans once again proved hard to beat, claiming the top spot with his catch of 25 fish totalling 13.62 kilograms. Brett Shultz was awarded second place and Darren Carrall, who also claimed the Mystery Fish title with a 2.825-kilogram jewfish, finished third. Recorder Vanessa Shultz said club members have performed consistently throughout the year. “It was interesting to note that for our outings this year, the same people have placed first, second and third in each of the competitions,” she said.

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