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Campaign makes a real difference for Women in Crisis By Margie TIERNEY TO all those who contributed to this year’s “It’s in the Bag” campaign, take a bow. “This was our third year doing the campaign and has by far been the best yet,” Organiser Jodie Genner said. For those not familiar with the campaign, “It’s in the Bag”, is an initiative of ‘Share the Dignity’ charity. Its premise is a simple one, to give a handbag full of practical personal products and special treats, to women in crisis. Tea Gardens, mother of two, Jodie Genner has been the driving force behind ‘Share the Dignity’ in the

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Myall. “Each year the number of bags has increased and this year we have received an extra 73 on last year’s total bringing our number of handbags to 180,” Jodie said. “This includes our wonderful community, the Williamtown RAAF base and some pick ups from Bunnings in Heatherbrae.” “As of December 6, the Hunter region had

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collected a total of 3813 bags.” “We’ve also seen an increase this year in the number of Teen Bags and Share the Dignity also introduced a Nappy Bag.” “This year we have seen an increase in the number of Teen bags and STD have also introduced a nappy bag. “There were also other things donated this drive,” Jodie said, “A lady by the name of

a box of new hair salon products and makeup packs.” “I was lucky enough to have Jacqueline Melehan help me with the mammoth task of going through all the bags that were donated to make sure they are complete with all of the ‘essentials’ and also some special things.” “Jacki has now registered as a’Shero’ with ‘Share the Dignity.” All 180 bags have now been distributed to

Debate’ organised by the Rotary Club of Myall Coast, recently pitted debating teams from Bulahdelah Central School up against Tea Gardens Primary School. “The Dolphin Room at the Tea Gardens Hotel was packed with supporters, Teachers, School Principals, Mums and Dads, brothers and sisters, all applauding their team and the opposition too,” Rotary’s Roger Digby said. Each team was comprised of four students, the subject of the debate, “Should Australia

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q BULAHDELAH CENTRAL DEBATE TEAM: Peter Poneris, Elise Miles, Nate Reitsma and Izabell Read. Introduce a Tax on Foods High in Sugar and Fat.” Tea Gardens Students were the affirmative team and argued, “Bad fats and sugars lead to obesity, ill-health and even premature deaths.” “It is a great burden on the health system and

very costly for the Nation. Food manufacturers need to get their customers addicted to their products and high sugar and fat content helps them do this.” “Taxing these products will discourage consumption and reduce

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their prevalence.” Bulahdelah pupils were the Opposition taking the line, “Price will not have the desired effect.” “People addicted to these foods will just pay more for them.” “Spend more money on educating people about the benefits of healthy food and the dangers of foods high on sugar and fat.” “Maybe subsidise healthy food choices such as fresh fruit.” “So we say “No dice to upping the price!” It was a tough battle, but in the end Adjudicator Betty Reid, pronounced Tea Gardens Primary the winner by a whisker. At the end of the day though, all agreed that both teams were worthy opponents.

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150th Year Anniversary for School LAST week Bulahdelah Central School celebrated the actual 150th anniversary of the school. While the school acknowledged this major milestone with the community in September, they conducted a lower key event with our current students last Friday. Deb Gilbert from Bulahdelah Central School said, “Staff and students enjoyed cake, a small assembly, a commemorative tree planting and were presented with a pen.”

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MIDCOAST Council has developed a new draft Market Policy to support the sustainable operation of regular markets taking place on public land. Under the Draft Policy, market operators are required to collaborate with Council, local residents, the business community and other agencies to ensure consideration is given to the physical space markets occupy and the people and businesses surrounding them. The policy relates to all regular markets being held on Council owned land, or Council controlled public land – including Farmer’s Markets. Festivals and ‘one-off’ events like fetes or markets which occur once a year are excluded. You can view the document on Council’s website and provide feedback until 2 January 2019.

NOMINATIONS are now open for the 2019 Australia Day Awards and MidCoast Council is looking for nominations for individuals and community groups whose efforts contribute to Please support the advertisers within the Myall Coast News Of The Area as they are bringing you your local news each week. the overall health and happiness of their wider communities. Mayor David West is encouraging members of the community to get behind the Awards and help to celebrate our local heroes. Categories for nominations include Citizen of the Year, Young Citizen of the Year, Community Activity of the Year (includes by Kristy Nunn community events and projects), and The staff Christmas party must keep their eyes open Sportsperson of the Year. Visit Council’s is a great way to reward and step in if a potential website for more information. employees for their loyalty harassment issue applies. More information: www.midcoast.nsw. and hard work throughout gov.au/News-Media/Time-to-nominate-yourthe year. However, both Employers should consider local-Australia-Day-heroes employers and employees reasonable steps such as:-

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Carols for Christmas By Margie TIERNEY

THE Cicadas are buzzing, the Christmas lights are blinking, and if that’s not enough to get you into the mood for the Festive Season, there’s plenty of Carols to be sung ahead of 25 December. This coming Sunday, 16 December, a Community Christmas Carols event is being held at the Tea Gardens Primary School from 6pm. It is a ticketed event with all proceeds going to the Tea Gardens / Hawks Nest Surf Life Saving Club. Closer to Christmas, the Baptist Church is holding its annual Family Christmas Carols on Sunday 23 December from 6.30pm. There’s also a free sausage sizzle starting at 5.30pm. “A special feature this

year, is a Nativity Interactive Display where children can dress up as shepherds, angels or sheep and be part of the Nativity,” Sue Roberts said. “The costumes are supplied and parents will need to bring a camera to take photos during the sausage sizzle.” Sue said, “All are invited to come along and join in the Carol singing.” “Glow sticks will be provided to add atmosphere particularly when “Silent Night” is sung.” “Come along and be treated to an evening of Carol singing, stories and Festive fun as we prepare for Christmas to celebrate the birth of Jesus,” Sue said. “If you can’t make it to the Carols why not pop along to one of the local Churches

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MIDCOAST Council’s 201718 Financial Statements, currently on public exhibition, indicate Council is tracking well against the NSW Government’s key performance measures. According to General Manager, Adrian Panuccio, the Statements provide the community with a consolidated financial picture of the new organisation and indicate the Council is in a solid financial position as it moves into the future. “This is the first time we have been able to provide our community with our consolidated financial position and this will provide a baseline for future comparisons of financial performance,” Mr Panuccio said. MidCoast Council’s Financial Statements have

been through a detailed audit process and are now on exhibition for comment from the community. “Our financial position is scrutinised and audited externally to ensure transparency in our financial management.” Financial management is also assessed against seven key performance ratios set by the State Government for Councils, in areas such as debt service levels, operating performance, cash expenses and rates and annual charges cover. “The Statements show we met the industry financial sustainability performance benchmarks in all areas apart from our infrastructure asset performance ratios, an area we are focused on improving.” The Statements also revealed MidCoast Council

delivered over $70 million of capital works for the community during the financial year. “This financial result is evidence of our commitment to delivering services for our community,” Mr Panuccio said. MidCoast Council is responsible for the management of $2.94 billion of property, plant and infrastructure assets. The Financial Reports and Auditors Reports will be formally presented to the Councillors at the Ordinary Council meeting on 19 December. To view the Financial Statements in full, please go to www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au Comments from the public will be received up to seven days following the meeting.

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Youth Gym benefits from ‘Tradies Day’ By Margie TIERNEY THEY’RE the blokes who fix your plumbing, build your houses or concrete your driveway, but last Friday, more than 60 local tradies downed tools for their annual pre-Christmas get together traditionally known as ‘Tradies Day’. They started their day, just after dawn, with a round of golf at the Hawks Nest Golf Club. A breakfast and lunch barbie followed, this year the legendary Lofty, from Lofty Cranes doing the honours, donning the apron and keeping the blokes fed. But the Tradies also use the day to raise money for local community groups, this year the Hawks Nest Boxing Gym, run for our local youngsters, benefiting from their generosity. Tea Gardens Senior Constable Rob

Still seeking feedback on office centralisation project THE final Community Information Session for MidCoast Council’s draft financing strategy for the potential relocation of Taree and Forster staff to a head office on Biripi Way, Taree, is happening today (10 December) at Bulahdelah. The Bulahdelah community expressed interest in hosting a session and it will be held at Bulahdelah School of the Arts, 76 Crawford Street, Bulahdelah, from 2pm. Everyone is welcome to attend. Council would like to thank everyone who has attended the sessions. Anyone wishing to find out more about the financing strategy for the project can review the updated frequently asked questions and provide feedback at www. midcoast.nsw.gov.au/headoffice. The consultation phase closes on Friday, 14 December.

Wylie, who started the gym said, “They just passed the hat around and before you knew it they’d raised over $900 for the gym.” While ‘Tradies Day’ has been going for more than a decade, five years ago Sue Abrahams decided to join in the fun and organised the first ‘Ladies Day, Fancy Dress lunch.’ “There’s been a different theme every year,” Sue said. “We started with ‘Gowns and Slippers, then ‘Witches’, ‘Gangsters’, ‘Fairies’ and this year we were all ‘Sinners and Saints’. And just like the Tradies, the women raise money for local charities, this year no different with $720 heading off to a worthy

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cause. “We had 24 women who lunched at the Benchmark this year, it was great fun, and we’ll do it all again in 2019, the theme yet to be decided.”

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Sue said, “We’d like to say a special thank you to Lofty and Liz along with Ben and Emily Hanson from the Tea Gardens Hotel for their donations and for our Ladies Day Raffle.”

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WITH online entries and the Notice of Race now up and running for the 12th annual Sail Port Stephens regatta, an unforgettable sailing holiday experience awaits for everything from IRC, Super 12 and Farr 40 yachts to cruising boats, trailer sailers, 16-Foot skiffs and junior dinghies. Dates for 2019 are 8-14 April, which falls outside the busy school holiday and Easter periods. The iconic Commodores Cup is held over the first three days, followed by a layday to allow crews to enjoy the region’s many attractions. Racing then heats up for the final three days, both inshore and off, with the Pantaenius Port Stephens Trophy. Jewel in the crown is the Garmin NSW IRC Championship, which attracts one of the largest and most competitive fleets on the domestic IRC scene. The Super 12 division, for PHRF-rated boats between 9.1 and 12.2 metres, also conducts its State titles in conjunction with Sail Port Stephens. The 2019 event will welcome the Farr 40 One Design fleet, while invitations have been issued to trailer yachts (under Cat 7 safety) along with 16-Foot skiffs and junior dinghy classes. Following consultation with competitors, there are new divisions including a TP52 Class under the IRC banner and a Cruising NonSpinnaker Class and Jeanneau Class (spinnaker and non-spinnaker) for the Commodores Cup. That means more prizes up for grabs and an easier task for the handicapping committee. In another change of format, racing for the trailer yachts, skiffs and junior dinghies will be staged during the main event, not as satellite events in the following week. Their courses will be immediately off Nelson Bay breakwall to bolster spectator viewing and allow more competitors to feel part of the regatta festivities. At least six TP52s are expected, including Marcus Blackmore’s Botin-designed Hooligan that will defend its NSW crown. “When you look at the sailing calendar, this is one of the outstanding regattas for IRC boats in Australia,” Blackmore says. “I love coming here because it has great sailing and a real holiday atmosphere, while my wife gets to play golf while I go off sailing.” Early bookings are encouraged for those seeking marina berths, as fleet sizes have been on a consistent upward trajectory in recent years. The three major marinas – d’Albora Marina Nelson Bay, The Anchorage and Soldiers Point Marina – all reach capacity yet bend over backwards to assist Sail Port Stephens entrants. The social calendar is equally packed, again commencing with a Monday welcome party hosted by Wild Oats Wines. The Commodores Cup presentation night, traditionally a sell-out, has a beach-themed ball. Post-racing events are also held on the Friday and Saturday at d’Albora Marina’s Broughtons at the Bay function centre, which becomes regatta headquarters. The Women Who Sail Australia (WWSA) group are holding their third consecutive “Gathering on the Bay” on April 6-7 before making way for crews from a large feederrace fleet from Pittwater’s Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club and Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club. Principal Race Officer Denis Thompson

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My best friend has known for years the name I have planned to give my first child. Now she has bought a puppy and taken the name. I am furious.

Women’s Auxiliary End of Year Dear News Of The Area, The final engagement for the ladies of the Auxiliary was a very casual affair, good food, good company and lots of laughter. Twenty women arrived at Mumm’s for lunch and as usual everything went like clockwork. Everyone enjoyed their main meal and was almost, but not quite, too full for their dessert. With a valiant effort not a scrap was wasted and it just took a coffee or two to complete a splendid repast. I’d like to take the opportunity to thank the community for their support during 2018. Season’s Greetings to all and to all the very best for 2019. Margaret Munright Tea Gardens RSL Women’s Auxiliary

Ms KP Dear Ms KP, I guess it depends what you had planned to call this child. Was it Marley or Benji or Rufus or Rex? These are names that should not be bestowed on a child, so your friend has actually done you a huge favour. Perhaps she took the name to save your child years of embarrassment. You should thank her instead of being furious. Names are a very personal thing, but some parents are just clueless and their kids suffer a lifetime of embarrassment because of it. Here are some of them (and also a reason why not everyone should procreate just because they can): Alphabeta, Earwacker and Gassy are listed as names in Births, Deaths and Marriages. What were they thinking? In a recent news story, a steward copped a lot of flack for having a dig at a child called Abcde. Shouldn’t it have been the parent copping it for being a moron? Your name is often the first thing people will learn about you. It is all about making a great first impression. I’m sorry your friend has called her dog after your baby name, but there’s not a lot you can do about it now. If it is any consolation, dogs generally don’t live a long time, so if you can put up with her faux pas for a bit over a decade, the dog will be gone, and your child can keep the name it is entitled to without the competition. Carpe diem. Jasminda.

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is hoping for a repeat of last year’s ‘endless summer’ weather, when temperatures hovered above 30 degrees and breezes mostly stayed light to moderate, bringing the popular offshore courses into play and keeping incidents to a minimum. “Generally the racing is quite laid back, although in the high-performance classes it can be as willing as you’ll find anywhere. Fortunately, we’ve got a high-powered jury to sort out any rules issues,” Thompson said. “It’s also a versatile sailing area, with some interesting courses inside the bay and beautiful islands near the Heads to sail around. And what I think is the best racecourse in Australia lies just to the north of Cabbage Tree Island in Providence Bay. It’s perfect sailing and we have some great races out there.”

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Funding for Heart Starter The MYALL Masters Swimming Club is among eight Port Stephens Sports Clubs to receive State Government funding towards the purchase of a much needed heart defibrillator.

By Margie TIERNEY

THE MYALL Masters Swimming Club is among eight Port Stephens Sports Clubs to receive State Government funding towards the purchase of a much needed heart defibrillator. Port Stephens Liberal Candidate, Jaimie Abbott joined Port Stephens Duty MLC, Catherine Cusack and members of the Myall Masters at the Tea Gardens Swimming Pool last week for the announcement of the Grant. Ms Abbott said the Clubs had been successful in securing Grant funding towards the purchase of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) as part of the Local Sports Defibrillator Program. “Sport is vital part of the Port Stephens community’s social fabric and we need to make sport as safe as possible

Council has come good to the party with another $682.50 which means the pool will now have a defibrillator right

and for all ages,” Ms Abbott said. President of Myall Masters Swimming Club, Christopher Lock welcomed the news. “This funding from the Berejiklian Government will enable us to continue to provide a much-loved physical and social activity for our local community in the safest possible environment,” Chris said. The eight Port Stephens Clubs all get a share of $10,000 in funding. “There was a $1,365.00 shortfall, and MidCoast

throughout the season from 6:00am to 7:00pm,” Chris added. State Minister for Sport,

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Eagle Rockers dance into Tea Gardens By Margie TIERNEY

THEY call themselves the Eagle Rockers and they breezed into Tea Gardens recently to bring some colourful cheer to the residents of the Estia Health Aged Care Facility. The Eagle Rockers are a dance group from Stockton in Newcastle Rudy Galea told News of The Area, “We have about 150 members and we meet every week for a few hours of dancing.” “We do a lot of line dancing, cha cha, partner

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dancing, we’re just a happy little Club.” The Eagle Rockers have been going strong and growing in numbers for the past 11 years. “Anyone can join in and we meet at Wednesday night at the Stockton RSL.” Relative newcomer to the group, Kay Tomins said, “I’ve been doing it for a

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Last Mens Bowls Report this Year FROM Page 16 Lady President Robyn Webster, Jo Younghusband, Lynda Richards and Deyonne Page. Members enjoyed a great meal from the Club’s Myall Restaurant. First rate! Club Bowls Co-ordinator, Col Amos and wife Joan managed to make the night. It was great to see Col back on his feet after a long and protracted illness. One of the highlights

of the evening was the awarding of the Clubman of the Year trophy to Col. This is a very prestigious award and I’m sure would have been unanimously approved by all members. Much thanks are due to the members of the Women’s Bowling Club who attended to the organisation of the evening with their usual professionalism. 5 December The RSL LifeCare sponsored Versatility Day

was finally run today after the previous attempt to run it last week failed because of rain. Money events always draws the bowlers and despite some late scratching’s, 48 players competed for the prizemoney. It was a long day with players having to adapt to two-bowl Triples and the 2-4-2 format decided for the Pairs Games. With Pennants fast

couple of months and I love it, it’s friendly and gives me a chance to go to town and go nuts.” Colin Ross and wife Helen, are members of the ‘Let’s Dance’ group from Port Macquarie and travelled to Tea Gardens to join in last week’s performance. “We go all over the place, dance takes us all over

approaching next year it was obvious that all players need practice with playing the two-bowl game. Congratulation to the overall winners Garry Porter, Ron Green, John Bilby and Brian Emmett. They had their combinations down pat and proved too strong for their opponents. Very worthy runners-up were the team of Neil Kibble, Peter Gurney, Ross Barry and Danny Johnson. Our thanks to our sponsors RSL LifeCare who

the country, we’re always travelling,” Ross said. The Eagle Rockers visit Estia Health two or three times a year to give a demonstration of their dancing skills. “We love to do it,” Rudy said, “We also go to a number of other nursing homes and the residents really seem to enjoy it.”

graciously support our Club each year for this event. In other news; Selectors will be heartened by the support of players for the 2019 Pennant Season commencing in March. Over 50 names have been recorded which will allow at least 3 teams to be entered with sufficient reserves on hand to support the teams. It is good to see the number of new names entered. Our last bowling day

After their performance, what better way to kick back but with morning tea at Tillermans Restaurant. If you’d like to join the Eagle Rockers, just phone Rudy Galea on 0417 442 928 as new members are always welcome.

will be Wednesday 19 December but activities will recommence early next year With the commencement of the Club Championship Fours. The nomination sheet for this event is on the board with the first and second rounds commencing Saturday and Sunday 12/13 January 2019. It remains for me to wish all bowlers a happy and safe Christmas period.

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Win Four at Zone Championship By Margie TIERNEY

AS most of us wind down towards Christmas, local Hawks Nest and State champion athlete, Keira McGregor was back on the track earlier this month competing in Zone Championships at the start of the Little Athletics Competition season. The competition was hot and so too was the weather. “39 degrees and a roaring northerly wind which blew tents out of the ground

and was dangerous for spectators and competitors alike,” Keira’s Dad, John McGregor said. Over two days of competition, Keira competed in five events, winning the 100 metre sprint in record time on Day One. 12 year old Keira also won the long jump and again broke the current record. In the searing heat on Day Two of competition, Keira battled the elements to come in second by 0.1 sec, in the 200 metre distance

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race. “Then came the triple jump where she had to handle the huge wind,” John said. “She did a great job and covered 10.22m to win , just 4 cm off the record.” “Lastly she had to go in the Senior’s relay with Raymond Terrace girls.” “She was the only 12 year old in it of course and ran a great second leg to help the team to victory.” “So overall an amazing carnival, breaking two Zone records and winning four events.” So what’s next for Keira. It’s off to Regionals in February then hopefully State and Nationals.

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Presentation Night Tea Gardens Women’s Bowling Club By Lynda RICHARDS THE final week of bowls for 2018 has been a hectic one. On Monday 3rd December we held Presentation Night

at Tea Gardens Country Club and Motel, a great night was had by all who attended this event. Tuesday 4th December: Bowls as usual format for play a game of 3 bowls Triples 18 ends and 2 games

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Ladies Golf Result Hawks Nest Ladies Golf By Lorraine COLEMAN

Saturday Ladies 1-12- 2018 - Stroke Monthly Medal - 27 Players A. Grade 1. Barb Birmingham 70 (Medal Winner ) 2. Sue Kovacs 75 Gross winner - Sue Kovacs

Myall Vets Myall Coast Vets By Tony SMITH STABLEFORD. 6/12/2018. A Grade. 1. Peter Inskip 40 2. Graeme Bramley 38 c/b 3. Rob Simmons 38 c/b 4. Ross McDonald 38 5. Keith Harrap 37 c/b B Grade. 1. Ross Kirwan 40 2. Noel Stokes 38 c/b 3. Barry Collins 38 4. Alan Townsend 37 c/b 5. Damien Ward 37 C Grade. 1. Bruce Richards 40 c/b

94 C/B B. Grade 1. Dawn Wiggins 75 C/B ( Medal Winner ) 2. Diane Allan 75 Gross Winner - Diane Allan 103 N.T.P. Hole 16 - Diane Allan Balls to 78 Tuesday Ladies 4-12-2018 - Stroke Monthly 2. Erik Lindstrom 40 3. John Pegus 38 4. Roger Sykes 35 5. Kevin Durham 34 c/b NTP. 10th A. Patrick Garland B. Rob Simmons C. Rod Brown 16th A.Dennis Casey Balls To. A. 34 c/b B. 33 C/b C. 30

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of Fours, 18 ends. The Triples game was a very close contest from start to finish. Jan Coomer, Lynda Richards and Karen Green v Lyn Nightingale, Sheril Johnson and Dale Winter. The score was even on the 7th, 10th, 12th and 15th ends. Going in to the final end Dale’s team had a lead of 2 shots, but guess what. Karen’s ladies won the end by 2, final result 18 all. Francis Betar, Dot Dallas, Jill McBride and Karen McPhie were winning by 6 shots at the completion of the 7th end bowling against Jean Glover, Jeanette Emmett, Bev Rhodes and Lorraine Murphy. The score was 8 v 2, unfortunately over the next 11 ends Karen’s team only improved on their tally by 2 shots. Lorraine’s ladies gained 13 shots, claiming victory 15 v 10. Judi Polak, Bev Stephens, Sandra Leisemann and Maynie Roberts had a convincing win

Medal - 53 Players A. Grade 1. Marguerite Miller 73 ( Medal Winner ) 2. Maxine Mitchell 74 C/B 3. Annie Scott 74 Gross Winner - Annette Benton 93 C/B N.T.P. Hole 16 - Di Davis B. Grade 1. Dawn Wiggins 70 (Medal Winner ) 2. Diana Smith 73 3. Carol Wiggins 74

q Deyonne Page, Judy McGavock, Jill McBride and Olive McKeown. against Ingrid Luck, Dawn Jones, Deyonne Page and Liz Kelly 22 v 13. The winners with 4 for a win plus ends were Maynie’s team. Lynda Richards was the lucky raffle winner. Many thanks to the Myall Bistro and Café for their donation of the raffle prize. Thursday 6th December: Break Up Day, President v Secretary Day and a day when we remembered our members who have passed

Gross Winner - Dawn Wiggins 99 N.T.P. Hole 16 - Dale McClure C. Grade 1. Diane Vercoe 72 ( Medal Winner ) 2. Sandra Hargraves 74 3. Christine Simmons 75 Gross Winner - Sandra Hargraves 107 N.T.P. Hole 16 - Sandra Hargraves Balls to 78 C/B

Bulahdelah Golf Club Bulahdelah Golf Club By Allan BENSON WEDNESDAY Ladies Golf winner - T Stellema r/u - B Gordon Wednesday night Poker winner G Buck r/u S Samiri Thursday Golf Vets - winner R Winter r/u J Hooper Saturday Golf Sponser by K Styles

Mug of Mug winner A Benson r/u D Schlenert Ladies Mug of Mug winner B Gordon Jackpot - J Hooper Chook Run winner T Carroll r/u G Harvey Jackpot - Allan Benson Sunday Darts winner D Schlenert r/u J Buck Highest Men score J Barry Ladies score - J Buck Sunday Christmas raffle - , Winner of major prize was Monica Schlenert

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away. Notably Nola Jackson who died unexpectedly this time last year and past President Anne McKenzie. In honour of Nola some of our members wore a “bucket” hat. Dress code for the day was Christmas attire. The teams for President v Secretary were decided by players picking a paddle pop stick. The winner of the trophy this year was President Robyn Webster her teams gaining 66 v the Secretary’s (Karen

McPhie) teams 52. Prior to play 2 “Spiders” were held the winners here were Karen Green and Lynda Richards. Following play all members retired to the clubhouse and enjoyed a sumptuous lunch catered for by our hard working social committee. Well done Dale Winter, Ingrid Luck, Bette Saillard and Sheril Johnson we appreciate your efforts. Bowls will resume on Tuesday 8th January, 2019.

Hawks Nest Vets Hawks Nest Vets By Tony SMITH STABLEFORD. 4/12/2018.

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

Front 9 1. Greg Weeks 20 c/b 2. David Brailey 20 3. John Dunning 19 c/b Vouchers to 15 c/b

A Michael Talty David Brailey John Reynolds Ron Wright

Back 9 1. Kevin Marr 22 c/b 2. Stephen MacMahon 22 c/b 3. Thomas Gallagher 22 Vouchers to 16 c/b

B Roger Humphreys Peter Sinclair Keith Smith Barry Maclean

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Bulahdelah Cricket result Bulahdelah Cricket Club By Erin MATHESON Bulahdelah U12’s defeated Taree West at Bulahdelah on Saturday, December 8th. Bulahdelah bowled Taree West out for 90 runs and passed their total with 3

wickets in hand. Best bowlers were Blake Matheson 2/2 off 3 and Jye Bailey 1/5 off 3. Best batsman were Jye Bailey (15 runs) and Kurtis Barry (13 runs). Bulahdelah 3rd grade defeated Taree United at Bulahdelah.

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This application is a ‘non-claimant’ application, an application made by persons to the Federal Court of Australia (Federal Court) who are not claiming native title themselves but are seeking a determination that native title does not exist in relation to the area described. The applicant has a non-native title interest in the area, set out in their application as described in the notice below.

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Under the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) (the Act) there can be only one determination of native title for a particular area.

PLEASE NOTE: A person who claims to hold native title rights and interests in this area may wish to file a native title claimant application prior to 25 March 2019. Unless there is a relevant native title claim (as defined in section 24FE of the Act) over this area on or before 25 March 2019, the area may be subject to protection under section 24FA and acts may be done which extinguish or otherwise affect native title. The Tribunal may be able to assist people wishing to make a relevant native title claim.

A person who claims native title rights and interests may also seek to become a party to the non-claimant application in order for those rights and interests to be taken into account in the Federal Court’s determination. Other than filing a native title claim in response to the non-claimant application, this may represent the only opportunity to have those rights and interests in relation to the area considered. Any person who wants to become a party to this non-claimant application must write to the Registrar of the Federal Court, Level 17 Law Courts Building, Queens Square, Sydney NSW 2000 on or before 25 March 2019. After 25 March 2019, the Federal Court’s permission to become a party is required.

Applicant’s name: Gateway Lifestyle Investments Holdings Pty Limited Federal Court File No: NSD1912/2018 Non-native title interest: Licence No. RI592692 for the purpose of Site Investigation. Order sought by Applicant: The applicant seeks a determination that native title does not exist.

Applicant’s name: Worimi Local Aboriginal Land Council Federal Court File No: NSD1970/2018 Non-native title interest: The applicant is the holder of an estate in fee simple pursuant to s 36(9) of the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983 (NSW). Order sought by Applicant: The applicant seeks a determination that native title does not exist.

Description: The application area consists of four parts and is described as Lots 238, 247, 248 and 251 in DP 753204 and Part Lot 7325 in DP 1156724, having a combined area of about 0.45 hectares located in the vicinity of Anna Bay. Link to map: https://bit.ly/2yAXKqZ Relevant LGA: Port Stephens Council For assistance and further information about this application, call Sylvia Jagtman on freecall 1800 640 501 or visit www.nntt.gov.au.

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GOLF (07) cart, 5553 Yamaha Telephone: 3200HAFICO Wood Lathe P O Bdoor o x fly8screen, 271 DINING table - Antique FRONT D $1,400 Petrol, 1OL Toll Free: 800 652 284900mm bed cast iron B u n duty d a lfancy l Qshell l d Oak, $150 Antique heavy S 5553 3201 mount on heavy duty (07) with 0428970662 A u s twith r a lkey. i a $220 4 2 1 7Oak sideboard Fax: motive, cast iron base chistles mirror, $300.Both in 4997 0986 $800. cond. 49828689 GOLF Buggy electric included Email: good auspac@auspacmedia.com.au 49872338 $250. Set LH clubs Visit our site: www.auspacmedia.com.au CLASSIFIEDS $150, RH $150 . Ph ads@mcnota.com.au DINING set, timber 49810798 HAIER 422lt fridge/ extendable, 4 freeze $175 ono $275ono. FRIDGE GE Profile seats. Whirpool 220lt fridge/ CLASSIFIEDS in the side by side, stainless 0417445490 freezer $90 ono 0402 News Of The Area steel, good cond. 309 584 ads@mcnota.com.au $400 Peter Ph DINING table solid Email for Price & Proof 0407145366 wood seats 6. no JARS for pickling chairs $200. ono. Large pots - ceramic GOLF Clubs. Mens and plastic. Material GOLF cart, electric, 0414561372 Cobra Fly/ Z / XL, for curtains White. Wet weather covers Regular Flex Shafts, Good quality. Make $2,500 49972826 Or EVERDURE 6 burner Sand Iron to 4 Iron,2 an offer. 49972317 0419259655 gas BBQ with cover. yrs old,Little use. $300 Inc 2gas bottles $600 ono 0447622083 KAYAK – Prijon ono. Kathy 49873104 CLASSIFIEDS in the Pat 49871761 Excursion, 2 person, ideal GRAMOPHONE wind News Of The Area for touring w/- storage up, good working cond, compartments,D includes ads@mcnota.com.au L needles available. $500. jackets, Thule CLASSIFIEDS SO roof racks, Email for Price & Proof Phone 4997 0986 ads@mcnota.com.au storage racks. $1,800

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Explorawords 1. Exterminate. 2. A couple of times around the block.

Puzzles

To solve the puzzle, all the blank cells must be filled in using Down numbers from 1 to 9. Each number can only appear once in 1 Be listless each row, column and in the nine 3x3 blocks. 2 Become bankrupt 3 Endure 4 Goes in 5 Fought  6 Round building 7 Relations 10 Merits  13 Results  14 Country (Afr)   15 Tautly  17 Rent   19 Implies  21 Level 22 Snare  23 Employs

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Across 1 Deaden sound of 5 Wearies 8 Coin (Ind) 9 Minister 11 Carries 12 Newest 14 Insects 16 Senior 18 Untrue 19 Concept 20 Most secure 24 Bend 25 Turns inside out 26 Entice 27 Disreputable (coll) 28 Shoots at enemy from cover

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17566 Crossword Goldstar

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READING: Isaiah 9: 6 & 7a

palindromE puzzlE Dogma: I am God.

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Goldstar Crossword across: 1. Muffle, 5. Bores, 8. Anna, 9. Priest, 11. Totes, 12. Latest, 14. Ants, 16. Elder, 18. False, 19. Idea, 20. Safest, 24. Curve, 25. Everts, 26. Lure, 27. Shady, 28. Snipes. down: 1. Mope, 2. Fail, 3. Last, 4. Enters, 5. Battled, 6. Rotunda, 7. Sisters, 10. Earns, 13. Effects, 14. Algeria, 15. Tensely,

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ROUND tile table, large. 4 chairs. Indoor/outdoor. Bought  for $1,300 but will sell for $500. 49819926. ROWING Skiff - Euro Single. Croker Blades VG cond, $1000 ono 0418716225 SIMPSON 5.5kg Washing machine Perfect cond. $130 P. 0417442115

SPIRIT Ocean Kayak Scope Paddle Excellent Stability Rudder easy steering Back rest cap 100kg L4m W61cm $550 0400708179 STANLEY Handplain 4.5inch cut, little use $55. 4987 2338

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SURF Ski - Wave Master. Good condition very stable. Good in surf as well as calm/ choppy conditions. Includes paddle $375. 49822004 TIMBER dining suite $250 very good cond. Tea G/dns 49198091

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

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WROUGHT Iron TIMBER lounge solid double gate with 3 piece - 3 seater and hinges. 2.5 metres to D 2 armchairs. $500 wide by L1.7m 2.26m high. SO VG Cond. 0428970662 Loop and Spear steel fence panels. Each TRADIES Spitfire 2m wide x 1.5m high. LPG Space Heater. $200.00 the lot, or will As seen on the block. sell sep. 4982 4249 $350. 0439507704 TRAILER converstion Galvanised aluminium sides to start new trailer project.Professionally built Height - 2ft hingeable Up to 3foot 6inches Length - 8foot 5inches Width - 5foot 9 1/4 $850 49970986

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Items DRYER, Simpson 4kg, one year old. Washing machine, Simpson top loader 5.5kg. 2 seater lounge, dark brown leather and two lazy boys to match. Ring to make offer. 0410956123 MAHOGANY High quality dining table with six refurbished chairs and matching sideboard Make an offer. Light brown elegant Lounge suite - 2 armchairs and one 3 seater Matching Lamp and Oak Coffee table Sell as a set - make an offer. Also grey metal filing cabinets, 3 drawers $40 each. 2x bookshelves timber $50 each. 49972294 Hawks Nest

OZITO Bench Saw $100. RYOBI Bench Grinder $60. RHINO Pedestal Drill $80. OZITO Cordless Drill & Battery $30. 2hp Tank Compressor $100. Stud Finder $20. Planer $80. Orbital Sander $40. Power Master Angle Grinder $60. Phone: 02 4981 0681 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Email for Price & Proof

RYOBI electric blower, Bosch electric drill w/ 2 chargeable batteries Also lots of tools & Electrical equipment. 49820432 ROOF racks $100. Aluminium platform s (x2)120kg capacity $150 Hand tools $10. Two wooden planes $20. each 3 in 1 red spotlight $30. 2 rollaway beds $50 each. 6 power boards best offer. 49973143 SINGLE 2 Single bed and mattress $40. Electric recliner $350. Must sell. 49845586 VINTAGE Pedal Organ $250. Dual Keyboard D Electronic L Organ $100. SO Full size carpenters bench $200. 1940s dressing table $100. 4988 6988 WOODEN bookcase, TV unit (incl TV). New Tall boy. Double sink. Make an Offer. 49972317

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Vehicles 2002 Hyundai Santa Fe, Station wagon, manual Rego 1/19 YKG777 Mechanically D sound, OL New Styres, service history, log books. $3,500 negotiable 0406185362 or 0481231604 2003 Audi convertable. Auto. No rego. Runs well. Damaged interior. $7000 Ph 0412194099 2006 Peugeot sports cabriolet NXP07T 11 mths rego 74,000 klms immaculate $9,000 0410454415

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Tea Gardens Men’s Bowling Club By The JAFFA WELL the Jaffa has been missing in action for a while but he is back again bringing you the latest from our Club. Ironically this will be my last report for the year as bowling winds down for the Christmas/New Year break. 3 December The Men’s and Women’s Bowling Clubs combined to host our annual Presentation Night. The two Presidents of the respective clubs were on hand to honour the winners of the various championships played during 2018. Life Member, Daryl Martin was appointed as the MC and , as usual, did a fine job in ensuring that the proceedings flowed smoothly. Club President, Noel Jackson was the presenter for the men while the ladies shared the job among

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q The RSL LifeCare Versatility Day winners; from left; Brian Emmett, John Bilby, Ron Green and Garry Porter.

q Clubman of the Year, Col Amos with his awards.

Last Mens Bowls Report this Year

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