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By Margie TIERNEY MATESHIP and memories, family and friends, many gone but not forgotten, all were remembered at ANZAC Day ceremonies across the Myall last week. At Peter Sinclair Gardens, the ANZAC commemoration was held two days early and attracted a large number of visitors to the Aged Care facility in Hawks Nest. Among the speakers, former NSW Governor General, Rear Admiral Peter Sinclair, the Reverend Peter Adkins and local RSL Vice President Scott Beaumont. Representatives from Tea Gardens Primary School read the ‘Prayer of Thanksgiving’. On ANZAC Day itself,

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ANZAC Day in the Myall FROM Page 1 the rain played havoc with the best laid plans of organisers. The dawn service was called off, Anzac Park in Tea Garden flooded and deemed too hazardous for the older members of the community. But the traditional March still went ahead later in the morning and crowds of people lined both sides of Marine Park

and applauded as our servicemen and women led the way. Then it was off to the Tea Gardens Country Club for the rest of the service, the rain again playing havoc with the day of commemoration. Hundreds of people crammed into the Club, not a seat to be had, standing room only. “We can’t control the weather, and for that I apologise,” RSL Vice President Scott Beaumont told the crowd.

But no-one seemed to mind, as Scott Beaumont gave a moving tribute to the Anzacs and all the servicemen and women since, who’ve served Australia and continue to do so. “Let’s remember that every life lost, meant something to somebody,” “The war cost us what that individuals life would have meant to Australia, 20,30,40 years of a productive life, work, marriage and potentially a family, and not one or two of them but hundreds of

newsofthearea.com.au thousands of lives.” “Each life was a story untold, and lost.” After the traditional laying of wreaths, it was time for lunch and the Tea Gardens Country Club put on a great spread for the hungry hoards. And what ANZAC Day would be complete without the traditional game of 2-Up in memory of the game our Diggers played in the trenches on foreign soil, more than a hundred years ago.

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ANZAC Stories FROM Page 1 can to keep the tradition alive,” Tea Gardens RSL Vice President Scott Beaumont told News Of The Area. And keep the ANZAC tradition alive they did last Wednesday, hundreds turning out in Tea Gardens despite the stormy weather. “It’s all about us, it’s a day to commemorate the ANZACs , the sacrifices and commitment of our ex-servicemen and women and an opportunity to say thank you to those who continue to serve. “It’s also a day to say it’s pretty good to be an Australian.” As always there were plenty of stories and memories being re-lived on ANZAC Day 2018. But it was also a day of firsts. 15 year old Harrison Scully marched for the first time, joining his uncle Geoff Scully in

honour of family and country. 4 year olds Cruz and Ayce placed an envelope on the wreaths laid during the Anzac Day Service at the Country Club. Inside the envelope was a donation of $100 from the Myall River Juniors under 6’ side. From the youngest marking the ANZAC tradition, to the oldest at the service, Roy Day and Richard Milburn, both aged 91. Richard served with the British Royal Navy and received the highest Bravery Award from the Soviet Navy. “We delivered arms to the Soviets during World War Two to keep them going,” Richard said. Roy served at an RAAF base in Western Australia during WW2. Richard and Roy and now great mates and both reside at the Grange . Richard came out to Australia in 1960 and says he’s now more Australian than English. And then of course there was

the story of Kevin McInerney, the man at the helm of the 2UP proceedings. Kevin spent 11 and half years in the Army, as a member of the explosive ordnance demolition squad. For the past dozen or so years he’s run the 2-Up in Tea Gardens and he does it with his

own set of pennies, the oldest coin dating back to 1912. “I started running the 2-Up in the army, I’ve always enjoyed it, meeting the people and the best part, I don’t lose any money.” Needless to say Kevin will be back to do it all again next ANZAC Day. Lest We Forget.

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Blue Light Birthday Fun By Daniel SAHYOUN THERE were smiles galore at the Community Fun Day held last weekend to celebrate the first Birthday of the Bulahdelah Blue Light Program. A mass of excited children, parents and community

members filled the School of Arts Hall where a host of activities kept the crowd entertained. A hotly contested paper plane challenge, showing you are never too old to have fun at a Blue Light event, face painting and balloon sculptures were amongst the

Lioness join Lions FOR nearly 30 years, the Tea Gardens Lioness Club has been part of the Myall Community fabric. But times change and the Lioness Club has now decided to amalgamate with the Lions Club to form a single, stronger Club. “The Lioness Club has always worked with the members of the Lions Club either at their fund-raising ventures or at our own activities,” President Linda Allen said. Recently, 21 members of the Lioness Club held their last dinner meeting at the Tea Gardens Country Club. “Two Charter Members, Lionesses Silvija Vermuyten and Ann Hill cut a cake in memory of all the projects that the Club has been involved in over the years,”

Linda said. “At least 24 Lioness members will now become Lions that will carry on with the many and varied projects that both Clubs are known for.” “These members will be inducted into the Lions Club at their 50th Anniversary Dinner on Friday 4 May at Mumm’s Restaurant.” “Our final donations to the local community this year include $1,000 to the PCYC and $2,000 to the Tea Gardens Primary School to assist with the Life Education Van visit next year,” Linda said. President Linda Allen added, “Thank you to everyone for their support throughout the years and be assured that the united Club will continue to provide the same level of service in the years to come as they have in the past.”

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Club, Paramedics, Rural Fire Brigade, Volunteer Rescue Association and countless other volunteers. Reflecting on a successful 12 months, committee member Senior Constable Ash Ray said the highlight has been the support from the community. “Our events have been getting bigger and bigger,” he said. “With the support that we have been getting, we have

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been able to put on better activities for the kids.” The committee is now looking forward to expanding the program with plans to incorporate movie nights and other events. Ash said the aim of the program is to strengthen ties between the community and Police. “It helps to break that barrier of Police being someone you only see if you are in trouble,” he said.

“The Police are helpers of the community and it is very important that everyone, especially young people, realise they can talk to an Officer if they need help.” Following the success of the weekend celebration, the community is now eagerly awaiting the next Blue Light event. “It was so much fun, I can’t wait for the next one,” 10-year-old Matthew Thompson said.

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ANZAC Spirit Thrives By Daniel SAHYOUN WORLD War II Veteran, Jack Ireland OAM, said he was heartened to see so many school children marching in the Bulahdelah ANZAC Day Parade last week. “It was good to see the young people out marching and supporting their relatives and others who served in either past or present conflicts,” he said. At 95 years of age, Mr Ireland rode in the lead vehicle of the March this year, receiving the first applause from crowds as the parade made its way through the rain. Mr Ireland, who has taken part in ANZAC Day Marches in Bulahdelah for the past 73 years, said the ranks have thinned over time. “Going back 15 years there were around a dozen WWII Veterans marching in Bulahdelah, and now there’s only me,” he said.

“Presently, only veterans from Vietnam and later conflicts are still marching.” Following the parade, hundreds of people gathered at the Cenotaph for the Commemoration Service lead by Bulahdelah RSL subbranch. As the rain eased, the Scouts assisted with raising the flags, schools leaders shared readings and many laid wreaths to honour fallen soldiers, including the 19 young men from the Bulahdelah area who were killed in action during WWI. Despite the heavy rain which forced this year’s Dawn Service indoors, Mr Ireland said he was pleased to see the ANZAC spirit continue to thrive. “The services have been getting bigger every year, especially the Dawn Service,” he said. “I think people are more aware of our contribution and

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Clean Out Your Closets One of the most popular attractions at last year’s Myall River Festival, was the ‘Buy My Wardrobe’

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ONE of the most popular attractions at last year’s Myall River Festival, was the ‘Buy My Wardrobe’ charity fundraiser. Well, the good news is that it will be back at this year’s Festival on Saturday 13 October and the organisers are already planning for the event and want the community to do the same. ‘The Pearls’, the group behind the initiative, is calling on the community to start cleaning out their wardrobes and put aside some of their unwanted

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Major Singles commenced FROM Page 16 to perfection. The wind gusts added to the dynamics for the day. On Rink 8 Julie Kennedy faced a very strong opponent, Kayelene Pearson. This game lasted 16 ends Kayelene progressing to round 2. Marker: Kerry Faber. Rink 9 Sheril Johnson v Carol Hayden 28 ends played. A difference of 1 shot on the 21st end 16 v 17. But “bowls are bowls” and Sheril didn’t add to her tally, final score 16 v 26. Marker: Lily Smith. Rink 10 a very close contest between Pat Baker and Robyn Beaumont. This match went to 27 ends, on the 23rd end 16 all. The next 4 ends eventuated in Pat amassing 11 shots and claiming victory 27 v 16. Marker: Jill McBride. Rink 8 Bette Saillard v Elizabeth Kelly, 17 ends played with Bette winning 25 v 8. Marker: Karen Green. Rink 12 Loretta Baker and Dale Winter battled on for 27 ends before Dale reached the magic number. Winning by 5 shots. Marker: Bev Stephens. On Rink 13 Lynne Green v Lynda Richards. Another 28 end game, Lynda holding a 7 point lead at completion of the 12th end. On the 21st end still ahead by 4 shots but Lynne being the true champion came through, winning by 3 shots. Marker : Wendy Brand. Rink 14, 17 ends played Lorraine Murphy defeating Pam Gilchrist 25 v 12. Marker: Jo Younghusband. Thanks to Umpire Karen McPhie, Controlling Body Francis Betar

and the Markers. Due to the large numbers of members involved in the Championship game there was no social bowls played. Lyn Nightingale and Ingrid Luck had a “roll up” against Bev Dunn and Wilma Drake. Winners were Lyn and Ingrid 15 v 13. April 25th: Despite the inclement weather the Anzac March did happen. A few of our members participated, me included. On a personal note I have to say what a privilege it is to be included in this event and what a wonderful community we have in Tea Gardens/Hawkes Nest. April 26th: Round 2 Club Championship Major Singles. Play on the synthetic as the grass green closed following the heavy rain. On Rink 2 Bette Saillard won against Wendy Brand 25 v 7, 21 ends bowled. Marker: Robyn Beaumont. Lorraine Murphy claimed victory against Carol Hayden on the 18th end 25 v 6. Marker: Pam Gilchrist. A close game on Rink 4 with Lynne Green loosing to Dale Winter 25 v 17, after 28 ends. Marker: Loretta Baker. It took 21 ends for Kayelene Pearson to defeat Pat Baker 26 v 9. Marker: Sheril Johnson. The scores really do not reflect the standard of play. All contestants delivered some outstanding bowls. Thanks to Umpire Francis Betar, Controlling Body Karen McPhie and the Markers. No social bowls played. Semi finals of the Major Singles Competition will be held on Tuesday 1st May Kayelene Pearson v Lorraine Murphy and Dale Winter v Bette Saillard. The winners here will play in the final on Thursday 3rd May.

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By Margie TIERNEY VOLUNTEERS who give their time and enthusiasm to the Boomerang Bags initiative in the Myall have celebrated the Group’s first birthday with a celebratory get together at Bennetts Beach in Hawks Nest. “It was a wonderful day

filled with community spirit and celebrations,” organiser Brooke Feltis said. As well as a morning tea, the Group gave out around 140 Boomerang Bags to the community as part of its campaign to reduce plastic waste. “More importantly, there were many conversations

with community, educating people around how small changes can make a big difference in terms of reducing reliance on single use plastics such as plastic bags, bottles, straws, coffee cups etc.,” Brooke said. Youngsters were also encouraged to keep the environment rubbish free. “The girls (pictured) were given free bags after they went down to the beach and collected rubbish as part

BOOMERANG BAG VOLUNTEERS: Brooke Feltis and Julie Sims.

Top scholar honoured Angus Rae has been awarded the University of Newcastle Science Faculty Medal in recognition of his exceptional academic achievements.

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ANGUS Rae has been awarded the University of Newcastle Science Faculty Medal in recognition of his exceptional academic achievements. The young scientist, who is passionate about all things

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biological with a particular interest in ornithology, completed a Bachelor of Science with Distinction last year and is now undertaking an Honours year with research in the field of Plant Cell Biology. Angus said he was “both

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of our ‘Take 3 for the Sea’ initiative,” Brooke said. “It was fantastic to see so many people take the time and energy to clean up our beach by picking up three pieces of rubbish and placing it into the bin.” “We were delighted to gift these people a free bag for their efforts.” “If everyone who visited our beach were to take part in simply taking three pieces of rubbish with them when they leave, the oceans would be a significantly cleaner and healthier place for our marine life.” Boomerang Bags Tea Gardens Hawks Nest have no plans on slowing down into its second year.

surprised and honored” when he found out he would receive the prestigious Award. “I never expected it, it came as quite a surprise,” he said. “I’ve always been interested in biology, especially birds and growing plants. I realised during the first year of my science degree this was an area I wanted to pursue.” Angus was presented with his medal at a formal ceremony recently held at the University, where he also collected a swag of other awards including the Michael Sheahan Memorial Prize in Plant Biology and the Tina Offler and John Patrick Botanical Illustration Prize. “After completing my honours year I hope to go on to do a PhD at the Australian National University,” he said. “I’m hoping this will lead to a research position with the CSIRO.” Along with keeping busy with his research, Angus is also preparing to travel to Canada where he will deliver a paper at the ASPB Plant Biology Conference to be held in Montreal in July. Angus, who completed both his primary and secondary education through homeschooling alongside his siblings in Bulahdelah, attributes his love of learning to the guidance of his mother Meredyth. “My mother did a great job at helping us study and encouraged us when our interests became a passion,” he said.

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q YOUNG CLEAN UP VOLUNTEERS: Boomerang Bags 1st Birthday Celebrations at Bennetts Beach.

The Group is holding another sewing bee on Saturday 5 May beginning at 9am in the Dolphin Room of the Tea Gardens Hotel. Everyone is welcome and

there are plenty of roles for those who don’t sew. Brooke said, “Please pop in, share a cuppa and have a chat, we’d love your support.”

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ALL mothers need spoiling, and we have the place for you this Mothers Day weekend. Hawks Nest Golf Club has the perfect show for you to send Mum out for a night with the girls, or take the whole family for a tribute show experience. Johnny Cash and Elvis will take the stage on Friday 11 May at 7:30pm in a show not to be missed. Andrew Leonard from ‘Lemvis’ has been performing

as Elvis for almost 14 years and Johnny Cash for 12. He also performs as Dean Martin in “The Rat Bags” show. It all began back in 2004 after he won a local karaoke competition with his Elvis style rendition of “My Way”. Then the big twist of fate when, a week later, he overheard a call on 2CA Canberra radio asking for someone to volunteer as an Elvis impersonator for a Fireman’s ball. Impulsively he made the

call, got the gig and made his Elvis debut in front of over 500 people at Canberra’s iconic Albert Hall. The crowd went nuts wanting more and Lemvis was born. His Mother made him up a jumpsuit and the rest is history. Since then Lemvis has performed 1000s of shows of all different kinds. Andrew takes each show as it comes and no matter how big or small it really does not matter.

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He says “it’s all about giving your best, entertaining and interacting with the people, putting a smile on a face, making someone feel special, touching hearts, creating new Elvis fans but most importantly paying tribute to the greatest entertainer the world has seen and will. Lemvis has come a long way since 2004 and is now entertaining full time. His Mum’s jumpsuits have been replaced with replicas made in the USA, his voice has matured and the passion is there more than ever. Andrew told News Of The Area, “I am really looking forward to coming to Hawks Nest.” q Johnny Cash wants you to walk the line with him at Hawks Nest Golf Club this Mother’s Day weekend.

q Elvis is ready to rock at Hawks Nest Golf Club. “It looks like a beautiful part of the country and I can’t wait to rock it with the locals, and it will be the Mothers Day weekend so bring Mum along and walk the line with me.” Tickets available at the Hawks Nest Golf Club or call 49970145.

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ON Wednesday 18th April twenty one Mixed Probus members joined Myall Park Croquet Club for a fun day of golf croquet and fun games, followed by a delightful BBQ lunch with assorted salads, apple pie, profiteroles and ice cream. Thank you to Michele and her band of willing helpers, who made this a most fun and successful day. Thank you to all club members who supported this day. Our Club plays golf croquet every Monday,

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start, Yamba Street, Hawks Nest. Croquet is an outdoor sport with low impact on the body and a great way to socialise. Three free games are available to see if this is for you. Please contact Connie on 49971520 or Tony on 49970816, or turn up on the day, we are a group of local residents who are friendly, we rarely bite! Give it a go!

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Hawks Nest Vets Hawks Nest Bridge Club By Linda CONROY THANK you to all those who visited and supported the Trash’n’Treasure held at the new Hawks Nest Bridge Clubhouse on Saturday 21 April. The raffle was drawn on Friday 27th and 1st Prize went to Mike Parfait and 2nd Prize to Pam and Brian Ness – congratulations!! RESULTS Monday 16 April N/S 1. Chez Rands & Leslie Falla 2. Jim Thatcher & Liz Caro E/W 1. Bea Treharne & Margaret Rowden 2. Sandy & Charlie Shuetrim Handicap – Sandy & Charlie Shuetrim Wednesday 18 April (Howell) 1. Jo & John Younghusband 2. Sue Donohue & Christina LaPonder Handicap – Jo & John Younghusband Friday 20 April N/S 1. Jim Thatcher & Jeanette Whalan 2. Margaret Rowden & Trish Gratwick 3.

Hawks Nest Lady Vets By Lorraine COLEMAN SATURDAY Ladies 21-4-2018 - Stableford - 25 Players A. Grade 1. Ros Gianacas 35 2. Julie Hammond 34 B. Grade Susan Campton 37 C/B Sylvia Bolden 37 Balls to 30 N.T.P - Hole 16 - K. SkinnerOysten - 1st S. Campton - 2nd Tuesday Ladies

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Front 9 1. James Murphy 23 2. Trevor J Mansfield 22 3. Kelvin K Clarke 21 Vouchers to 15 c/b

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Back 9 1. Peter Walters 22 2. Geoff Lambert 21 c/b 3. Dick Gibson 21 c/b Vouchers to 17 NTP. A 3rd. Ron Hampton 5th. Kevin Marr 10th. Mac Colville 16th. Graeme Bramley 16th. Graham Benson

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Roos beat Terrace convincingly Karuah Roos Rugby League By Sonja EVANS SATURDAY was the first round of the 2018 CRL North Division comp with the Karuah Roos taking on the Raymond Terrace Magpies at home. Gameday Sponsors were Darkside Concreting and Duck & Dragon. The Magpies kicked off and the season was on. Dylan Foley was the first to score within 6mins of the game starting and Sam Croese converting the opening point was Karuah 6 Raymond Terrace 0. The metre men in the first half for the Roos were Adam Crampton, Justin Anderson, Matt Croese, Simi Asomua, Dylan Foley, Jack Croese, Daniel Evans, Cody Faint, Kane Chishomle, Tyson Peters, David Dodd, Ben Feeney, Brock Cole, Jake Blanch, Sean O’Neil, Tim Johnson and Sam Croese. Halfway through the first half and the Magpies were in with a converted try to equal the points at 6 all. With the Roos having

24-4-018 - Irish Team Stableford - 54 Players Overall Winners 1. Carol Wiggins, Marie Pegram, Lorraine Coleman & Sandra Hargraves 83 2. Cheryl Foster, Ann Morris, Donna O’Brien & Annie Scott 80C/B 3. June Martin, Jeannette Patfield, Dawn Bridges & Annette Benton 80 Balls to 75 N.T.P. - Hole 3 - D.Matheson - 1st F. May - 2nd J. Moore - 3rd Tea Gardens Men’s Bowling Club By The JAFFA

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Liz Caro & Mike Parfait E/W 1. Shirley Pearson & Beth Williams 2. Bea Treharne & Jean Ryan 3. Marcia Dane & Helen Blackbourn Handicap – Bea Treharne & Jean Ryan Monday 23 April (Howell) 1. Chez Rands & Leslie Falla 2. Linda & Glenn Conroy 3. Adrian Ryan & Gary Melrose Handicap – Linda & Glenn Conroy Thursday 26 April Interclub competition with Diggers Club N/S 1. Carol Richards & Jeanette Whalan 2. Liz Caro & Trish Thatcher 3. Jo & John Younghusband E/W (all players from Diggers Club) 1. Kerry & Peta Grice 2. Lee Preston & Rosalia Derrick 3. Kay & Bruce Baguley Friday 27 April N/S 1. Gordon Morrison & Rex Stoessiger 2. Elke Greenhalgh & Gary Melrose 3. Carol Richards & Jeanette Whalan E/W 1. Trish & Mike Parfait 2. Shirley Pearson & Beth Williams 3. Bea Treharne & Sue Matheson Handicap Gordon Morrison & Rex Stoessiger

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1 in the bin for 10 minutes the Terrace were in again for 2 tries to take the score to 16/6 their way. The Roos big hitters in the first half were Matt Croese, Aaron Bills, Cody Faint, Adam Crampton, Daniel Evans, Dylan Foley, Tyson Peters, Sam Croese, Sean O’Neil, Jake Blanch, Simi Asomua, Tim Johnson, Jack Fleming and David Dodd. With 5mins to go in the first half Daniel Evans was over the line with Sam Creose converting to take the score to Roos 12 Magpies 16. Adam Crampton was in 30sec later to equal the score at 16 all. Then with about 2minutes left in the first half the Roos Jack Croese was sent off. Only a minute left in the first half and the Terrace was in for another converted try to take the halftime score to Raymond Terrace 22 Karuah 16. Second half started hard and fast with Matt Croese in under 2mins in and Sam Croese converting to equal the score at 22 all.

The Master Board score Pennant Raymond Terrace 66. Tea Gardens 37. There was to be better competition tidings with the Pelican Pest

29 APRIL: After a two month delay, due to the Commonwealth Games, the first round of the Newcastle District Saturday Pennant competition commenced today with the Pelican Pest Control Grade 4 Dolphins hosting Raymond Terrace at home. The Jeff Baker combination, try as they might, just could not get into the game and after 8 ends were on the wrong side of 15 shot deficit. They managed to mount a come-back but the horse had well and truly bolted. The final score; Raymond Terrace 25, Tea Gardens 12. The Barry Drayton team did not fare much better although they were still in the game at the half-way mark trailing by just 3 shots. Raymond Terrace then put the pedal down and raced away with the match 27-12. In the remaining game, Keith Smith’s team were unlucky not to win losing 13-14 on the last end.

Control Grade 6 Dolphins playing away at Hexham. It rained most of the way heading to Hexham and the team were fortunate that there was no rain during the match. The Ron James combination was never headed in their match with a dominating performance to win 23-15. The Danny Johnson led four humbled their opposition conceding only 7 shots. They won 26-7. In the remaining game, the Noel Jackson team were very evenly matched until a disastrous dropped 6 at the 10th end saw them play catch-up for the rest of their game. They ran out of ends and went down by 4 shots 17-21. The all-important Master Board favoured Tea Gardens

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Matt Croese was on a roll with his second try 8mins later to put the Roos in front 26/22. The runners in the second half for the Roos were Simi Asomua, Dylan Foley, Ben Feeney, Sean O’Neil, Matt Croese, Daniel Evans, Sam Croese, Jack Fleming, Brock Cole, Tyson Peters, Justin Anderson, Cody Faint, Jake Blanch, David Dodd and Kane Chisholme. Then about halfway through the second half Dylan Foley was in for his second try of the day and with Sam Croese converting to take the score to Karuah 32 Magpies 22. Aaron Bills was the next Roos in for a try with Sam Croese converting again to take the score to 38 Roos 22 Magpies. Second half hitters for the Roos were Sean O’Neil, Aaron Bills, Simi Asomua, Sam Croese, Tyson Peters, Tim Johnson, Jake Blanch, Ben Feeney, Daniel Evans, Adam Crampton, Jack Fleming, Justin Anderson, Matt Croese, Brock Cole and David Dodd. Sam Croese was the next Roo to score and with him converting his own try the score was Karuah 44 Terrace

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With about 10minutes left in the game the magpies were in for a converted try to take the score to 28 Magpies 44 Roos. The Roos Tim Johnson and Jack Fleming took each other out with a head clash which left both boys with eggs on their temples. Matt Croese was in for his hat trick of the game and Sam Croese again converting to take the score to 50 Roos 28 Magpies. On the full time bell Matt Croese was in for his 4th try of the day. He made up for his time in the sin bin. With Sam Croese’s boot on fire with his 8th conversion of the day to take the full time score to Karuah 56 Raymond Terrace 28. Players Player 3 points went to the try maker of the day Matt Croese, 2points was shared by Adam Crampton and Tyson Peters 1 point was Dylan Foley. Coaches Award went to Brock Cole and Sponsors Choice was Daniel Evans. Referee’s points went to Simi Asomua got 3 points, Brock Cole 2 points and Daniel Evans 1 ponit. Next week Karuah take on Hinton @ Hinton on Sunday 1pm kick off. Game Day Sponsors are Myall Coast News and Myall Massage.

66-43 Next week it will be a neighbourly affair with the Pelican Pest Control Grade 4 Dolphins playing away at Karuah and the Pelican Pest Control Grade 6 side playing Karuah at home. I believe the afternoon high tea provided by the Club’s Myall Restaurant to the Grade 4 sides was outstanding.

Great stuff! In other news, following an early setback, the Club premier tournament, the Major Singles Championship will commence next Sunday with a good field participating. There is some new blood nominated this year and there is bound to be some surprises.

Myall Coast Vets By Tony SMITH

4. Peter Webb 69 5. Peter Inskip 70 c/b C Grade. 1. Des Patfield71 c/b 2. Stephen MacMahon 71 c/b 3. Adrian Ryan 71 4. Ron Leatham 72 5. Darrell Peters 73 NTP. 10th A. Fred Bennett B. Col Rapley C. Ron Pollack 16th A. David Brailey B. John Verdon C. Roger Sykes Balls To. A. 75 c/b B. 75 c/b C. 79 c/b

Monthly Medal STROKE. Monthly Medal. 136 Players. A Grade. 1. Errol Chivers 68 2. Fred Bennett 69 3. Graeme Bramley 70 4. Keith Hewish 71 c/b 5. Noel Warren Shelly 71 c/b B Grade. 1. Ross Kirwan 68 2. Tony Danks 69 c/b 3. Peter Parrett 69 c/b

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Goldstar Crossword 1

8 9 11

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Classic Sudoku

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Across Down 3 Three-pronged 1 Animal spears 2 Pertaining to a wing  8 Greasy 4 Rodents     9 Waiters 5 Daybreak  11 Native of Formosa 6 Compass point 13 Avoid 7 Girl’s name 13 14 15 Ring combatant 9 Compass point 18 Fish 10 Picture-stand     19 Egyptian goddess 12 Monsters   21 Dockyards 14 Till    25 Conflicts 16 Dens 26 Intend 17 Ceremonies     24     23  27 Town (Eng) 19 Infected with itch    20 Interior 21 In combination - air   26     22 Let it stand (print)    23 Assert  24 Rational 6

9 2 7 4 8 4 6  2 3 7

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Puzzles

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Can you find the hidden meaning in the picture puzzles below?

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Stepdowns

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EXPLORAWORD

Explorawords

Goldstar Crossword Across: 3. Tridents, 8. Oily, 9. Stewards, 11. Formosan, 13. Shun, 15. Wrestler, 18. Halibuts, 19. Isis, 21. Arsenals, 25. Contests, 26. Mean, 27. Yarmouth. Down: 1. Wolf, 2. Alar, 4. Rats, 5. Dawn, 6. North, 7. Susan, 9. South, 10. Easel, 12. Ogres, 14. Until, 16. Lairs, 17. Rites, 19. Itchy, 20. Inner, 21. Aero, 22. Stet, 23. Aver, 24. Sane.

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ANSWERS: 1. Cupid. 2. Long shots. 3. Jolly Roger.

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

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2.5m

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COROMAL 505 Seka 2001 16ft single axle New roll out awning, Solar and air con. Three new tyres, DB, microwave, pop top, Gas stove, water filters, Tv/aerial, cover, Two way fridge portable toilet $15,500 0419989850

2010 Jayco Sterling 21.65-3 caravan, in as new cond, front leather lounge, 190Lt 2-door fridge, oven, microwave, water fitler, slide-out queen bed, full ens incl wash mach, rollout awn, solar, wineguard arial & TV. Non smoking original owners. Ready for any advertures. $39,500 Ring 4982 8321

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ROADSTAR poptop 2001. Limited edition 17ft6inch Single axle with two full annexes - Winter & summer. Double island inner spring bed & Few extras $15,000. 0249811896 / 0408492421

COLONIAL caravan 2002 18ft6, $18,000 ono, Dual wheels, double bed, Stereo and three way fridge Full annex - roll out awning, Many extra, low mileage, Very good cond. ready to go, Contact Peter 49820362

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

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HARLEY 2007 Sportster 50th annv no 471 of 2000 world wide. As new cond & new battery $12,500 Ph 0499227821

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REGENT Roystan Caravan 22’. Built September 2009.Rego NSW 9/2017. Complete with all necessary items for travel. Hot dipped Galvanise chassis. $40,000. Ph: 0417 224 017

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2002 475 Quintrex Coast runner with 70hp 2 stroke Yamaha Motor 160hrs Immac. Maintained Great family boat For fishing or fun One owner Lots more extras $17,500 0439160159 28FT yacht fibreglass Swing keel with 9.9merc +dinghy. In Salamander Bay. Lots of extras A1 cond. $28,900 0418682806

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2002 Hyundai Santa Fe, Station wagon, manual Rego 1/19 YKG777 Mechanically sound, New tyres, service history, log books. $3,500 negotiable 0406185362 2006 Peugeot sports cabriolet NXP07T 11 mths rego 74,000 klms immaculate $9,000 0410454415

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QUINTREX V-nose punt 3.85m 15Hp Evinrude. Gd Cond. Reg. $2600ono Ph 0418 863 088

2007 Ford Territory, 6 cylinder auto RWD, 7 seater 166k Black, BDA81U rego til 5/18 $5,500 0419468050

FORMOSA 480 Plate alum. Boat 75hp Merc. Alum. Trailer Bimini, rocket SOLDlauncher, Sounder, radio, GPS and more. 75 hours. $22,500 Ono 49871101

STEGCRRAFT 15ft halfcabin New canopy and 55hp evinrude motor And radio and safety. gear. Elec start. Registered. Great condition. $2,600 49971651

HALF cabin timber 6m River and lake boat Fibreglass hull, LD panel, fish finder,OSolar sleeps S 2 portaloo $4,900 ono

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JETSKI Seadoo Bombadier, Gtx 3 seater, trailer, $3,500 49886058

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

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2011 Great Wall 240X 4WD manual. Air, Power steer, reverse camera, SUV awning tent, BP84DM Rego 7/18 exc cond. $7,000 0400831611 Or 49831619

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HOLDEN Statesman 2000, rego May 2018 ANK04E. Drives well, few bruises, V6 super charge. $3,000 Ono 0417958632

NISSAN el Grand 1998 4x4 auto 8 seater Rego 6/18 CL75BQ $7,850 Ono 0411030928

MAZDA Tribute 2001 4WD XFG208 $3,000ono 49824026, 0432186668 MG ZS180 2004 sedan, one of last Built by MG factory In UK. Delivered New in Gosford 12/2004. V6 2.5litre LD quad SO 5 speed cam motor. GETRAG Trans. Beautiful car, low Mileage. CGF53R $8,875 ono MITSUBISHI Pajero 1993/94 3.5 litre. Auto manual, CB radio, 148,000k LDOriginal, Good SO tyres Very gd.cond. $6,000 Ono. BD68NP.

SUZUKI Grand Vitara 2000 V6, rego 10/18 BQ64GS Good tyres. Fair cond. $2,500 49971270 SUZUKI Jimny 1999 4WD auto, 131,000k’s D 12 months rego OL Good Scondition XCS 899 $5,500 Ono 0427151954 CLASSIFIEDS ads@mcnota.com.au TOYOTA Hilux 2007 BCX66A 4x4 Twin cab turbo Diesel 151,000km Air Con, window tint, Exc vehicle $24,000 Ono 0401256843

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1997 Mazda Bravo truck Good mech. cond. Clutch recently replaced. CF61BU Rego till 12th Oct. $2000 Ph. 0421526561

QUINTREX 450 Escape 40hp 2 stroke Yamaha motor, Telwater trailer Bimini boat cover. Safety gear, all Rego’d as new. $17,900 Ono 0418407616

CARIBBEAN Corsair 5m fishing boat 90hp outboard trailer, Bikini top, fish finder, Safety gear, $6,200 ono 49886058

Kompressor 2010 Evolution Coupe Low Mileage: only 78,000klms. March 2018 Rego. Log books. Brand new tyres. Excellent condition. Always garaged. 12mths rego. Rego No: DKB-94X Price: $18,750ono Ph: 0412 947 996

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