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Celebrating Easter CHOCOLATE eggs, hot cross buns and church services are a few of the many Easter traditions that will be enjoyed around the region this weekend. For six-year-old Abbiegail Ray, the special time of year is all about the Easter Bunny and spending time with family. “We visit my Nan and we always have an Easter egg hunt,” she said. “We go searching together and find lots of eggs, I like sharing them with my family for breakfast, lunch and dinner.” Sister Libbey Byrne from the Myall Coast Catholic Parish said Easter eggs are used to symbolise the beginning of new life. “For Christians, it is

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are invited at this time of year to remember what Jesus did for us, and shows us how to live our lives and how to treat others,” she said. “There is a memory of hope for us that

North Queensland. A rendition of old favourites were played on the Bagpipes by Mr. Ian Inness and enjoyed by all. Jan told her party guests that “It made her day”. Jan was born in Killingworth on the 19 March 1918 and was

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raised in the Redhead/ Dudley area. After completing High School she became a Seamstress and Dressmaker. Wedding Dresses and Evening Wear were her speciality. Jan met and married Cecil McDonald in 1941 during the War years, where Cec continued his war service. They raised their children Pam Crittenden (nee McDonald) and Jim McDonald in the Dudley/ Mt. Hutton area, but who now also live in the local area. Jan was an avid Tennis Player in her younger years and won many trophies. Jan continued her dressmaking work and continued to design Wedding dresses for countless relatives over the years. In the late seventies, Jan and Cecil retired to Hawks Nest, and joined the local Tea Gardens Bowling Club.

everyone.” No matter how you plan to celebrate Easter, it is hoped that you enjoy the special weekend and spare a thought for those who will be working as usual.

Jan continued to play after Cec passe, and kept this up well into her early nineties. She loved her Bowls and made many friends over the years, as well as lots of trophies. Jan also took up China Painting and loved her painting classes with Jan Winn and friends. Over the years all her family and friends cupboards overflowed with cherished pieces. Jan is also well known for her cooking, especially her apple pies and everyone was always welcome to call in for a cuppa. She continued to live in her own home until the age of 99 years which is a great cacomplishment. Jan now resides at Peter Sinclair Gardens. On the 19 March, she again celebrated her 100th Birthday with another cake and celebrations. She certainly has had a wonderful 100 years.

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about the potential for new life and to celebrate that,” she said. Sr Byrne also told News Of The Area hot cross buns are traditionally eaten on Good Friday, the day which commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus. “It is this day that we remember the Cross, and it reminds us that Jesus died for us,” she said. Easter is an important Christian festival that celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the foundation upon which the Christian faith is based. Sr Byrne said the celebration is about new life, new beginnings and hope. “The message is that we

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Not a Bridge Too Far By Margie TIERNEY

AFTER years in the planning, the members of the Hawks Nest Bridge Club celebrated the official opening of their new Club House in great style last Friday. The rainy day didn’t deter more than a 150 members and supporters from attending the opening of the new building located in the old car park in Yamba Street. MidCoast Councillor Len Roberts gave an informative Welcome to Country speech followed by Bridge Club President Glenn Conroy who spoke of the many people involved in turning the dream of a purpose-built clubhouse, into a reality. Other guests including Federal Member for Lyne, Dr David Gillespie who told News Of The Area, “It’s a wonderful building and club, and a wonderful achievement.” “Bridge is such a good thing, in Australia’s oldest community, an activity like this keeps people mentally young and active.” “It’s also good at preventing early signs of dementia, so go play

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Bridge,’’ encouraged Dr Gillespie. Other dignitaries in attendance included, Catherine Cusack MLC, Parliamentary Secretary for Digital Inclusion who represented the Premier of NSW, MidCoast Mayor David West, Bruce Neill, President of the Australian Bridge Federation and former Governor, Rear Admiral Peter Sinclair. Port Stephens MP Kate Washington said, “I am in awe of the Bridge Club, in awe of their tenacity and fundraising efforts, and then to have the vision and have them pull it all together is incredible.” Bridge Club President Glenn Conroy would also like the building to be used by other community groups. “We’re in talks with the U3A, we’ve got great acoustics and av equipment and reasonable hourly rates.” More than $350,000 was raised through grants, donations and loans to build the clubhouse on land provided by MidCoast Council. If you’re interested in using the space for your community activity, call Charlie Shuetrim on 0416 215 251.

AFTER a few rocky months, the annual Myall River Festival will go ahead this year, the date set for Saturday 13 October. In recent years, Management of the event has been outsourced but this year the Myall Coast Chamber of Commerce and Tourism is calling on the local community to band together to organise the Festival. If you’d like to volunteer your services, there’s plenty of exciting options to help make this day a fantastic Festival, full of fun for families and people of all ages. If you’d like to lend a hand then pop into the Tea Gardens Hotel on Wednesday 4 April at 6pm for the Festival’s first Committee Meeting, or contact info@myallcoast.org.au.

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One such example was considered by the Full Court of the Family Court in the matter of Darley & Darley [2016]. In that case the parents decided to end their litigation and agree to parenting orders for their children. After the Orders

were made, the mother (having a change of heart) appealed the Orders claiming that the Judge had placed undue duress and influence on the parties to settle, and had not appropriately addressed certain evidence.

The Full Court confirmed that Orders made by consent are open to be appealed; however the basis on which they can be appealed is much narrower. Here, the Full Court dismissed the arguments relating to the treatment of the evidence, as the Judge had not adjudicated the evidence, instead accepting the parties’ request to make the Orders by consent. As to the allegation of duress / influence, the Full Court determined that any encouragement by a Judge for parties to explore settlement is in line with the contemplation of the Family Law Act, and is consistent with the Judge’s duties.

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Lore Green said. During the year, members A RECENT resurgence of raise money for countless women joining the Country causes through fundraising Women’s Association (CWA) drives, which frequently involve is reflected in the growing their famous pickles and cakes. membership of the Bulahdelah “All the money that we raise branch. goes towards other community With a host of projects organisations such as the Scouts to be involved with, new and Flying Doctor Service,” Lore members are learning very said. quickly that the group is about “We also support the local more than just scones and schools and many people in crotchet. need.” “It’s all about helping The group is also actively others and making the involved in community service community stronger,” projects including making Bulahdelah CWA President turbans and oncology bags for cancer patients. Lore said that while the demographics of the CWA is changing with many 2PM-3PM EVERYDAY younger women joining, the core purpose of the FOR OVER 55s organisation Monday, 9th April, remains the same. Stretching “It is certainly about Tuesday, 10th April, helping others,” Fat Loss she said. The CWA Wednesday, 11th April, was founded in Weight Training 1922 to improve the wellbeing Thursday, 12th April, of Australian Improve your Balance women and c

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families, especially those living in regional and rural areas by lobbying for change, helping the local community and creating a network of support. Locally, branch members meet on Wednesday mornings at the CWA rooms in Wade Park to join in a range of activities from fundraising and handicrafts to discussing current social and environmental issues. The CWA has been a part of the Bulahdelah community for decades, which Lore attributes to their valued work and the fun and friendship enjoyed by members. “We are hoping that we can recruit more members,” Lori told News Of The Area. “We would also like the thank the community for all their support.” The CWA has become the largest women’s organisation in the nation with 44,000 members across 1855 branches. q ABOVE: CWA Street Stall: Kylie Paar, Karen Lamborn, Janine Summers and Belinda Moore.

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Days of Deluge IN just three days, more than 300 millimetres of rain fell across the Markwell Valley last week, resulting in flash flooding and roads being cut. The heaviest falls were recorded at Cabbage Tree Mountain, where 217 millimetres of rain fell in the 24 hours to 9am on 22 March, a new record for the site which began operating in 2002. On the same day, Bulahdelah picked up 99 millimetres of rainfall and Crawford River was soaked with 103 millimetres. The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) said the deluge was due to a low-pressure trough which moved slowly along the NSW Coast, bringing storms and persistent rain to the local region. “Many locations saw close to their monthly March rainfall fall last week,” they said. Property owners welcomed the downpour which filled their empty tanks. But as dusty paddocks

were replaced with water views, many low-lying bridges and causeways became impassable. The BoM said a lengthy spell of dry weather had left river catchments dry, meaning the water drained fairly quickly resulting in only minor flooding. Data collected by the BoM shows the Myall River peaked just below six metres at Markwell in the early hours of last Thursday morning and three metres at Bulahdelah, which was just below the

minor flood level. The Karuah River at Booral also swelled, peaking at six metres. With water swamping bridges, the SES issued a timely reminder, advising residents to avoid entering floodwaters. “If a road is closed due to flooding, it’s not worth the risk,” they said. According to the BoM, the average March rainfall for Bulahdelah is 161 millimetres and 139 millimetres at Crawford River.

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Anything Floats Race By Margie TIERNEY

IF you’re looking for family fun on the water this Eastern then head to south Pindimar on Sunday 1 April, for the community’s annual Raft Race. Organised by the Pindimar/Bundabah Community Association the ‘Anything that Floats’ race

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and Easter Egg Hunt is held in and around the barbecue area at South Pindimar. “The raft can be anything that floats and they can row, push or pull it along,” Betty Economos said. “Get cracking with the children and make something they can enter.” There are a couple of conditions attached to the

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I think my 17-year-old dog is telling me ‘it’s time’ but I don’t know how to let her go. How can I make this impossible decision? Mrs LV, Medowie Dear Mrs LV,

DOGS communicate in lots of subtle and not-so-subtle ways, as I’m sure you know. When they rip a hole in your new leather lounge, they are actually saying, “You know, I’m feeling a little bit disgruntled with the way you leave me at home all day, on my own, and you somehow think leaving the television going will make me think that you are still home. Well, I’m not quite that stupid.” When they bring a furry and now unidentifiable creature to your doorstep, they are saying, “Sorry, for a moment there I actually thought I was a cat; I thought I was a feral cat, but now I remember I am a placid dog and I should just wait until 6.00pm when you serve me my kibble and mince.” As dogs age, they slowly stop doing many of the things they used to do: making their own doggie doors in the flyscreen, jumping up on the legs of unsuspecting visitors, burying your old socks in the compost heap, salivating under the table as you try to enjoy dinner, and so on. Instead, they take on mannerisms that match their age. They stare vacantly at open pastures, they sleep all day, they get stressed and start ‘sundowning’ at night, they lose their appetite, they hobble, they have more difficulty breathing and some even start slowly removing themselves from the family. With all these signs they are trying to say, “I still love you, but I’m really struggling, and if I could talk I would ask you to start considering whether I have the quality of life that I should have, or whether you are holding on for your benefit and not mine.” Only you and your vet can make the ultimate decision, but I hope this has, in some small way, helped. Carpe diem, Jasminda

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Jetski Invasion By Margie TIERNEY

THE tom toms were pounding across Tea Gardens last week when a flotilla of jet skis came ashore on the banks of Marine Drive in Anzac Park. But it wasn’t an invasion, simply a lunch stop for 115 riders taking part in the Variety Club’s annual Jet Trek. The Yamaha Variety Jet Trek is held each year to raise funds to empower children

who are sick, disadvantaged or who have special needs to live, laugh and learn. But the Trek is not for the faint-hearted. The riders were on day two of a 600 kilometre journey from Sydney to Yamba when they stopped off in Tea Gardens. Mat Brown has taken part in 15 jet treks. “It’s a great bunch of people, you get to make life-

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long friends at the same time raising money for kids, it’s a win win for everyone,” Mat told News Of The Area. Mat is definitely a jet ski junkie. “The week before we did 12 hundred kilometres, Melbourne to Sydney, now we’ve done the whole of the east coast of Australia.” “It’s great fun, you hurt, but the comradery is terrific, no one gets left behind.” Staff from the Palm Lake Resort were also on hand to support fellow worker Perry Rissman. “This is my fourth one, and it’s a bit cold and miserable out there.” On land, it takes more than a hundred volunteers to keep the jet ski riders on the water. But whether on land or on the water it’s not cheap to take part. Everyone has to raise a minimum of $2,500 just to enter the trek. When News Of The Area caught up with the riders last week they’d already raised well over $300,000 for Variety. That will be added to the $1,450,00 raised since the trek’s inception 20 years ago.

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Myall River View Club By Cheryl MILBURN

ON 9th March Myall River VIEW Club formed a new Committee for 2018. In our 21st year we are very proud of our efforts in support of The Smith Family raising funds for underprivileged children in Australia. Myall river VIEW has raised approx. $48,000 in the 20 years as a club. We hope to pass the $50,000 mark this year in support of our 4 Learning For Life children, paying for their education.

The new Committee, sworn in by Anne-Louise O’Connor the NA National Councillor for VIEW – President-Cheryl Milburn. Vice President- Judith McGavock. Secretary-Kris Whiteley. Asst. Secretary – Pam Smith. Treasurer – Sue Ward. Asst. Treasurer – Judy McGavock. Delegate – Rhonda Jurd. Program – Sara James. Asst. Program – Lucy Casey. Publicity – Cheryl Milburn. Sunshine Girl – Sue Dodds. We meet 2nd Friday of the month at Tea Gardens

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Hotel/Motel 11am for 11.30am start. Any ladies looking to join a group to

share lunch, enjoy speakers and outings you are most

welcome to come along. Please phone Cheryl on 49972442 for information

raffle,” Principal Mark Clemson said. Artists, Suzanne Sommer, Peter and Joshua Fennell will be featured. Peter Fennell will also hold a demonstration from 10am to 12pm on Easter

Saturday. Saturday 31 March will also host kids craft and activities and Spin Art will operating until sold out. “The Red Cross is supporting the school by hosting morning tea, snacks and beverages on Saturday while on Sunday the Lions Club will cook up a storm and

offer drinks for sale.” And of course there’s the art. This is the Art and Craft Expo’s 41st year, testament to the ongoing success of the major event. Organisers are hoping to attract several thousand people to the Tea Gardens School in Witt Street.

School Art Spectacular By Margie TIERNEY THE biggest fundraising event on the Tea Gardens Primary School Calendar happens again this coming Easter Long Weekend. The P & C’s Art and Craft

Expo kicks off on Thursday Night 29 March. The evening’s entertainment starts at 6.30pm “Major donations are auctioned off, there’s the Class Art Auction and mega

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Woodward’s Building & Garden Centre We built our business and opened in March 1984, and have now sold to Mat Tulk and Loren Atchison and girls Maycee and Eadie. After 34 years of trading (33 years 7days/week) we thank our loyal community for continued patronage and support. We still have some of our original customers and have welcomed many new residents.

or to book in by the Tuesday Prior. “This event is the major fundraiser for the school and provides many resources including facilities, programs and resources,” Principal Clemson said. Expo is open to the public on Good Friday, Easter Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 4pm and on Easter Monday from 9am to 1pm.

We thank the customers from surrounding areas, and Karuah, Bulahdelah and the many customers who have holiday houses but come regularly. We value those ongoing relationships formed and thank you for your enthusiasm and encouragement. The Service clubs we have supported we thank you for including us in community projects. We value the working relationships with quality suppliers producing quality products. We thank our present and past loyal employees, there’s been lots of laughs, hard work, and we’ve supported each other. Tony, Megan and Tayla will continue working with Mat and Loren. We thank our family for being part of it all.

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If you love a giant garage sale then head to The Grange Retirement Village on Easter Saturday 31 March for the community’s annual Trash and Treasure.

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IF you love a giant garage sale then head to The Grange Retirement Village on Easter Saturday 31 March for the community’s annual Trash and Treasure. “There will be the usual excellent assortment of quality items; from collectables to vintage and antiques to everyday wants and needs,” Joanna Duffy said. “It is rumoured that one resident is selling her large collection of Carnival Glass and that another is letting go

her collectable Japanese cups and saucers such as Moriage, Satsuma and Kutani ware.” The will also be a Charity Stall, the proceeds of which go to the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service. “Last year $500 was raised for this valuable service and it is hoped that this year we will exceed this amount,” Joanna said. The Grange recently celebrated the opening of the new extension to its Clubhouse. “The extensions have maximized the beautiful

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vista over the lake, fountains and some of the gardens that the Grange prides itself on,” Village Manager Julie Woolard said. You’ll find the ‘Trash and Treasure’ in the Auditorium of the Grange Clubhouse situated at the end of Tallowood Avenue off Spinifex Avenue in Tea Gardens between 8am and 12.30pm. Visitors are asked to park along Spinifex Avenue.

Mosquito weather TEN Bitou Busters of Hawks Nest & Tea Gardens turned up on a very hot day with swarms of mosquitoes for the first weeding session of the year. They worked on the area at the end of Sanderling Avenue, Hawks Nest tackling the bitou bush regrowth and asparagus where there are many other noxious weeds and general rubbish for the Bitou Busters to keep working on all this year.

q Ann Woods, Peter Madden, Jill Madden (co-ordinator), Ian Morphett, Gwenda Collins, Adele Richie, Judy Hughes, Peter Collins and Michael Richie.

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Jan Winn plus John Stinker Clarke. Damper and Tea supper

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COASTAL PROPERTIES

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n 2004 Bryan and Ivy Stevenson opened their doors after moving to Tea Gardens two years earlier for a sea change. With three children under 3, they started their office and grew organically. Eighteen months later they became a Century 21 franchise – the world’s largest and most successful real estate brand. Bryan is a licensed real estate agent and has additional licenses as a “Business Broker” and “Stock & Station Agent”. Ivy is a licensed real estate agent and also an “Auctioneer”. This allows us to sell a range of properties including – residential, commercial, established businesses, small AND large acreages and even stock. “We sell a range of properties to those who want their own “sea change” or ‘tree change’. The market is constantly changing, and if you’re wanting some more information or an up to date appraisal please call us” said Bryan. Ivy enjoys listing and selling properties and providing each with the attention they deserve. “Each property is

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unique and therefore, needs to be treated as such. When looking to sell – make sure you understand the process and how to achieve the best result for you. After all,” she says, “you only get one chance to sell your main asset”. Jodie Genner joined our team in 2008 and as Property Specialist, Jodie is the Senior Property Manager as well a selling agent. Jodie is also a licensed real estate agent and enjoys helping those moving to the area settle into their “forever home”. With a young family of her own Jodie has lived in the area almost all of her life and has a genuine love of the area. Jodie is currently a registered volunteer for “Share the Dignity”, helping women in need and also co-coaches her daughter’s soccer team on Saturday mornings. Kaylee Frazer is in property management and has just completed her licensing course, soon to be a licensed real estate agent herself. Kaylee is up to date on legislation and how the laws affect both the tenants and the landlords. “It is such a complex area – you need to be constantly monitoring changes in The Act” she says. “We are currently

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• Large sunroom overlooking tropical gardens • Triple garage plenty of room for the boat • Ducted air + separate study/craft room

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• Prime position • Would suit a variety of businesses • Separate reception area and back office experiencing a real shortage of good rental homes & apartments. Quality tenants are waiting, some people are moving here from Newcastle, to enjoy living on the coast, while commuting to work during the week. Please let me know if you would like an updated rent review”. The newest member of our team is Jacqueline Melehan. We have just welcomed Jackie who has moved to the area from Coolah “we are beach people” she says, having just bought a home in the area Jackie and her husband and 3 dogs are keen to settle in and enjoy coastal living. Jackie has worked in real estate over the last 3 years in Coolah and as an astute investor she loves buying homes and renovating. With over 50 years collective experience the Team at Century 21 Coastal Properties are keen to help you with every aspect of buying, selling or renting. Drop in to our office for a cuppa, Bryan, Ivy, Jodie, Kaylee & Jackie will be happy to chat.

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Family home for the Entertainer 16 Dunshea Ave, Tea Gardens PRICE: $699,500

IF you’re needing more space this home is one to inspect. Located within the “Dunshea Estate”, this home offers space for the family and the cars & boat, (approx. 608 sqm of level land). Enter into the foyer with high ceilings and a transom window -allowing the light to filter through to the open plan living & dining area. The heart of the home, is a large kitchen with plenty of workspace & storage, a walk in pantry, breakfast bar, stainless steel dishwasher & wall oven. The Samsung fridge has an ice maker facility and is plumbed. The kitchen opens to a large family area in turn flowing through to a sunroom that overlooks a private garden. This area is linked to both the casual & formal living area with sunlight streaming in – a wonderful space to enjoy during both summer and winter. Boasting four large bedrooms, the master is king-

sized, with walk in wardrobe and en-suite with a spa bath & separate shower. In a separate wing the other bedrooms have built in robes, and there is a separate study or craft room. There is a laundry with a bank of storage and access to the back yard. Internal access to the garage. The threecar garage allows for boat or campervan. A shed & greenhouse complete the back garden. Inclusions include ducted air conditioning and split system air conditioning, 2 x sky-lights, ceiling fans, LED downlights, spear point, water tank, outdoor shower, outdoor security lighting, multiple TV points & mature gardens. For those looking to move and needing room contact Century 21 for an inspection 02 49972554.

‘Aquarius’ Perfection 2/9-11 Beach Road ‘Aquarius’ HAWKS NEST PRICE: $648,000

WITHIN the resort-style complex of ‘Aquarius’ this extremely appealing ground floor apartment features three bedrooms,

two bathrooms, uncluttered spacious living areas opening out onto a large front deck. Very well maintained, the

apartment is fresh and bright. Think sunsets, sailboats, sand and surf! It has it all. Situated directly across

from Bennett’s Beach, the apartment is also within walking distance of the shops, restaurants & Cafes, the golf

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course and direct access to the sandy beaches. The complex boasts a large and well maintained swimming pool and entertaining area. This property is perfect as a holiday investment or permanent residence. Contact us to arrange an inspection. For further information contact John Rumble at Hawks Nest First National Real Estate on (02) 49970262.

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Designer Living 40 Toonang Drive, Shearwater Estate, Tea Gardens PRICE: P.O.A.

THIS fabulous home is set on a large 7643 m2 block and offers the perfect environment for a self sufficient lifestyle whilst being within minutes to surf beaches, restaurants, and both shopping precincts of Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest. The home offers 300 m2 of designer living with louvered windows, feature walls and timber flooring offering extra luxury throughout. The master

bedroom is at the front of the home with peaceful garden views, wir and ensuite. On the right is a large living room with a smaller room built off, currently used for storage. Endless possibilities are on offer in this room including a second master bedroom or third guest wing. Down the hallway a private theatre room with a dark feature wall adds to movie ambiance and has plenty of room to house any lounge chair configuration. The theatre room borders the outdoor entertaining area and boasts lovely views over the gardens. Further down the

kitchen, lounge, and dining areas are open plan and also border the entertaining deck. Granite 40 ml waterfall benchtops, stainless steel cooktop, an integrated dishwasher, plumbed fridge, soft close doors / draws plus a coloured glass splashback are only some of the many features the modern kitchen offers. Designed to be the heart of the home, casual dining around the island benchtop offers a simple area to chat with family with a second dining area included for more formal dinners. A second wing in the

Eagles, Wedgetail Eagles and Black Swans that enjoy the lake-like waterway below. The property is fully set up with 22 paddocks and 4 holding paddocks; which are serviced by multiple dams, seasonal creeks and water troughs. The property is capable of carrying 20 breeding cows plus their offspring. There are natural bushland timbered areas of the farm as well as rainforest and dedicated wildlife corridors to house the abundance of native

animals. The current owners have employed bio diversity techniques to assist with weed management and to sustain the native flora and fauna including native bees. Of course there is rural farm infrastructure such as a 4 bay open machinery shed, a 2 bay lockup timber and iron shed and a single bay open machinery shelter. Excellent fencing and a set of stock yards at the front gate for ease of transport. For an inspection call Brooke Lloyd from R&R Property on 0488 064 615.

Healthy,Relaxed and Sustainable Life 589 Newmans Road, Wootton PRICE: $1,295,000

SET within the picturesque Wootton Valley, amongst rainforest, grazing paddocks and natural bushland is this perfect 210 acre paradise of healthy living. The modern 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with its unique roofline, reminiscent of a wave, has been carefully and environmentally sited. It nestles into the side of the valley and is positioned to enable you to oversee your property. From the interior of the home or exterior deck and entertainment areas you can gaze upon your livestock grazing, or enjoy your own private viewing of the Sea

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home has been designed to allow privacy for a growing family. Three bedrooms, all with large walk in robes border a casual teenagers retreat with access to a large paved courtyard and breezeway. A third bathroom includes a spa bath, the laundry is functional with built in cupboards and wall to wall shelving. Ducted air conditioning plus ceiling fans throughout, plus a gas bayonet is included in the theatre room. The home also includes 24 solar panels on the roof. Entertaining has been paramount in the design of

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this home. The large deck overlooks an inviting 10.5 metre pool with a self cleaning Baracuda. A fabulous cabana has recently been added offering high ceilings, merbau

decking with additional space for even more undercover entertaining and a fourth toilet located privately to the side.

The gardens are full, with a mature orchard producing an abundance of citrus, stonefruits, avocado, mango, banana and fig trees combined with tropical frangipani trees and clumping bamboo offering privacy and shade. Gravity fed water systems are in place with an aerated wastewater treatment plant including sprinklers plus 2 x 10,000 gallon water tanks offering excess water storage. The grounds include a massive 9 m x 12 m Colorbond shed, plus a 8 m x 5 m garage attached to the home. A large part of the acreage has been maintained as a flat sporting oval which could continue, also this expanse of land could easily be incorporated into a larger scale permaculture system if desired. Located in the private Shearwater Estate, this property is immaculate and within an hour to Newcastle, Forster, Maitland, the Hunter Valley and only two and a half hours to the heart of Sydney. Enjoy the peace and serenity this small, easy care acreage offers, expressions of interest are sought. Please contact Stuart Sinclair on 0488 133 998 from Ray White for further information and price guides.

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Cotton Sax And Strings

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Karaoke Widows

Muree Golf Club

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No Control

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Whiskey Business Band

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Jimmys Beach Holiday Park

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Central Hotel @ Stroud

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Sunday 8/04/2018

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4.30pm

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Anna Bay Tavern

3.00pm

Sunday 1/04/2018

James Naldo

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Weekend of Easter Fun By Rachael VAUGHAN

EASTER long weekend in a seaside setting would sound pretty good to most people, and no matter what your

celebration tradition is for the Easter long weekend, there is a great weekend of activities for residents and visitors alike to partake in. In the Tea Gardens/

Hawks Nest area over the Easter long weekend, the Tea Gardens Hotel has something for the entire family to enjoy. The fun begins on Good Friday with an Easter egg

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hunt in the beer garden commencing at 11am and going until 12 noon with face painting available for kids, big and small alike, from 11.30am to 1.30pm. From 1.30pm on Easter Saturday, local duo Paula and Owen will play covers of popular songs from the 90s through to the present day while adding their own flavour and vibe to each performance. You are guaranteed to have a relaxing afternoon listening to this duo, kicking back with cold beverage and some good company. Easter Saturday night sees the irrepressible Phil McKnight take the stage to help you dance the night away before the Easter Bunny drops by with a few delectable Easter treats. All the action of the famous Tea Gardens crab races will then take place in the beer garden from the

q A special guest is planning to drop in at the Tea Gardens Hotel this weekend. leisurely time of 2.30pm Easter Sunday afternoon. Whatever you are into, the Tea Gardens Hotel has

you covered this Easter long weekend. So, what are you waiting for?

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Tennis Open Day By Rachael VAUGHAN NOW is your chance to give a new sport a try, with Myall Park Tennis Club offering a free open day to come and give Tennis a shot, so to speak. Myall Park Tennis Club is inviting as many young children and adults alike to come and give it a go. There will be lots happening throughout the day, with something for everyone. The open day will take place Saturday 28 April 10-

1pm at the courts on Yamba Street in Hawks Nest. There will be trained coaches on hand to offer advice and tips, and free training sessions for both children and adults. Coaches will also run junior coaching activities, and the club will put on a free barbecue sausage sizzle as well as there being prizes to be won throughout the day. Chris Armour from Myall Park Tennis Club told News Of The Area, “Our coaches will be on hand to help people with their tennis moves.”

Retired bowler 100th Birthday Tea Gardens Women’s Bowling Club By Lynda RICHARDS TUESDAY 20th March: Social bowls played 3 games of Triples and a game of Fours. Play difficult at times due to gusty S/SE winds blowing 20 to 30km/h. On Rink 2 Christine Fossey, Dorothy Thompson and Julie Kennedy had a convincing victory against Francis Betar, Jan Kuzmic and Jill McBride 26 v 11. Good to see Christine and Jan back

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at bowls. The game on Rink 3 was a win for Judi Polak, Carol Hayden, Pam Gilchrist and Maynie Roberts 18 v Jean Glover, Lynda Richards, Carolyn Bywater and Karen McPhie 10. On the 15th end Karen’s side had narrowed the lead to just 3 shots but Maynie’s team gained 5 shots over the next 3 ends giving them a decisive win. On Rink 4 Bev Dunn, Lily Smith and Karen Green held the lead from start to finish defeating Lyn Nightingale, Jo Younghusband and Elizabeth

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Even if you have not played tennis for a long time, or have never played before, come along and have a go. The Club will have racquets available on the open day, but you’re also welcome to bring your own along should you have one. Tennis shoes or sneakers only are to be worn on the courts. Chris told News Of The Area, “We accept all experience levels, and just want to encourage everyone to come along and give it a go.”

Kelly 21 v 14. A similar tale on the next rink. Kerry Faber, Wilma Drake and Dale Winter holding an 8 shot lead on the 15th end against Bette Saillard, Wendy Jones and Sandra Leisemann, but the tables nearly turned. Sandra’s team scored 6 shots over the next two ends narrowing the winning margin by just 2 shots. With only one end left to be played Dale’s side rallied and scored 2 shots, giving them a win 20 v 16. Winners on the day decided by 4 points for a win plus ends were Judi Polak, Carol Hayden, Pam Gilchrist and Maynie Roberts. Thursday 22nd March: No social bowls played due to wet weather. A few desperados hung around and eventually had a “roll up”. Happy 100th birthday to our retired member Jan McDonald. It was my pleasure to visit Jan at Peter Sinclair Gardens and present her with a bunch of flowers on behalf of TGWBC. Jan played bowls with our club for many years. Her achievements during this time include winning the following Club Championships. The Fours in 1968 and 1991, the Pairs 1984 and 1991, the Minor Singles 1988 and the Triples 1998. A truly remarkable lady. Coming events R.S.L. Pairs scheduled for the 5th April.

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STABLEFORD. 20/3/2018. Front 9 1. Grahame Brydon 22 2. Ross Clissold 21 c/b 3. Dennis Ashbridge 21 Vouchers to 19 Back 9

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STABLEFORD. A Grade. 1. John Lashwood 40 2. Peter Stevens 39 3. Mark Hill 38 c/b B Grade. 1. Ross Kirwan 40 2. Robert Weir 38

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Hawks Nest Golf Club Social Club By Lyn PEIRSON THURSDAY’S Social Darts has been a lot of fun this month with John Edwards scoring 180. Last weeks winners were Mary Britton and Trevor Peirson. Runners Up were John Edwards and Graham Lawler. Gail Bartlett

had the ladies highest score of 102 and Geoff Smith scored 160. Last weekend was the Hawks Nest, Narabeen fishing challenge and 87 anglers participated. The overall winners were Narrabeen with 3272 points. The men’s highest point scorer for Narrabeen was B Lawson and Doris was the

most successful ladies angler. Hawksnest men’s winner was Darby and Robert Bartlett was runner up. Michelle Cole was our ladies winner and Jessica Slow was runner up. In our junior division Poppy Rapley was the winner and Saxon Rapley was runner up. Only two more outings for this seasons competition.

N.T.P- 10th Hole - L. Coleman Balls to 78.5 C/B Tuesday Ladies 20-3-2018 - Stroke Monthly Medal - 49 Players A. Grade 1. Annie Scott - 73 ( Medal Winner ) 2. Liz Ross - 75C/B 3. Debbie Matheson - 75 Gross Winner- Debbie Matheson - 88 N.T.P. 16th Hole - M. Mitchell B. Grade 1. Marie Pegram - 75 C/B (

Medal Winner ) 2. Julie Williams - 75 3. Kathy Griffiths - 77 Gross Winner- Julie Williams - 99 N.T.P. 16th Hole - L. Coleman C. Grade 1. Susan Fordy - 73 ( Medal Winner ) 2. Sylvia Bolden - 75 2. Diane Dickson - 76 Gross Winner- Pamela Keegan - 111 N.T.P. 16th Hole - S. Campton Balls to 79C/B

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Hawks Nest Ladies By Lorraine COLEMAN SATURDAY Ladies 17-3-2018 - 2 Person Ambrose - 30 Players Overall Winners 1. Robin De Laine & Laura Cragg - 67 2. Annie Scott & Maxine Mitchell - 72 3. Rosarie Mullins & Karen Johnson - 74.5 4. Carol Maher & Sue Brownrigg - 74.5

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ANSWERS: SPOT THE DIFFERENCE: 1. A fishing line guide is missing from the rod. 2. The fisherman’s hair is longer. 3. The shoe laces are missing from the fisherman’s shoe. 4. There is one more shell on the rock. 5. The submarine periscope is smaller. LINKUP: Troublemaker. Superman. Deadline. Birthday. Household. Gingerbread. Newspaper. Everybody.

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BULAHDELAH 3rd Grade Cricket team has claimed the 2017-18 Manning River District Cricket Association Premiership following a convincing 10-wicket win against Taree West. The recent Grand Final match was played at Taree with the team from Taree West batting first. In a strong performance on the field, Bulahdelah set up the win by keeping their opponents to 9-163. Geoff Matheson took the best bowling figures of 2-18 from eight overs, followed by Josh Tynan on 2-28 and Wayne Thomson 2-45. Glen Morante and Cooper Bramston took the remaining wickets. Bulahdelah’s batsmen came out determined to secure the major-minor premiership double and reeled in the target with no wickets lost.

A 156-run partnership between opening batsmen Luke Ayres (68 not out) and Noel Matheson (88 not out) clinched the win in 38 overs. Bulahdelah Team Captain Geoff Matheson said winning the Grand Final was a great way to end the season. “It’s what you play for all year,” he said. “For the team to not lose a wicket is something I have never heard of being done in a Grand Final.” Congratulations also go to the Bulahdelah U12 team who came away with four wins from the season to finish 5th in the competition. “I am very proud of the team, they put in a great effort for their first year in junior cricket,” Geoff said. The teams thank all the spectators and their sponsors Access Fuels, R & R Property, Bulahdelah IGA and Barry Bros Butchery for

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