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Australia Day for the Myall By Margie TIERNEY THERE are plenty of ways to mark Australia day this Thursday 26 January, 2017. Here’s a few suggestions if you live anywhere between Karuah and Bulahdelah. The Karuah RSL has put together a program of very Aussie activities from thong throwing, to fun bowling, fireworks and a local produce display and auction. If you’re in the Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest area, head to Moira Parade Park
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to explore, to see the marine life, the dolphins.” “Up the river it’s sensational, you go by the old camp ground and everyone waves.”
midday by the RAAF Hawk Squadron. Further north, “The Bulahdelah Bowling Club has barefoot bowls starting at 8.30am, cost $10 per person and a free barbeque lunch to follow,” General Manager Allan Freihaut said.
Heading into the late afternoon, there’ll be a memorial to Betty Bramble by the Historical Society, short film festival and a barbeque at the Bulahdelah Courthouse from 5.30pm.
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‘’Maritime Services need to police it better,” Peter Rogers said. Peter would also like to see an eight-knot speed limit from the Singing Bridge to the turn just past the Hawks Nest Wharf. “Most of the modern Jet Skis have cruise control, you can set it at four knots and there’s no wash,” Peter said. Ken Garrard wants to go further. “It is time for the community to rise with
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The organiser, Melissa Lopez, also set up the Tea Gardens Genuine Farmers Market. Stall holders were excited to sell their products but also to engage in conversations about ethical and chemical-free farming and the opportunities they have in selling at a range of markets, being involved in the local communities and even opening their farms to the public at a
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later date. More products will be arriving in the coming months. Organic, locally spun 100 percent merino wool is being prepared and will be ready for the next Bulahdelah Farmers Market. In addition to the Bulahdelah Farmers Market, the Tea Gardens Farmers Market is held on the first Saturday of the month.
THE Genuine Farmers Market has begun its time at Bulahdelah. The markets, held in the car park of the Plough Inn Hotel, will now take place the second Saturday of every month from 8am-1pm. The first market was held on Thursday 19 January with six stalls selling a range of local products or products made by local people.
The vibe was definitely one of organic and ethical farming as there was open range eggs to purchase, handmade clothes and jewellery, goat’s milk products, pure honey, homemade fudge, organic and locally grown vegetables and local wine. There was a constant flow of community members trickling through, looking, talking and buying.
“Small local markets allow community members to meet up because there is a set time to stroll through. If the locals support it, the market will continue to grow,” Janet Murray, who was supplying wine tasting and selling Twin Bridges wine, said. All the producers and market stalls also sell at Tea Gardens and Nabiac and even direct from their farms but enjoyed their first time at Bulahdelah.
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THE death of Baron, the greyhound who passed away under the care of kennel owners, will not be in vain. His devastated, but
The portable building will be used by administration staff during the Bulahdelah Show in November. It may also be possible for other users of the Showground to have access to the building at other times of the year. “As in past years, we had a huge response to the call for applications for a grant under the CBP program and I’ve been delighted
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NSW Labor has accused NSW Health Minister Jillian Skinner of “dropping the ball” on the current Statewide outbreak of Ross River Fever – the worst outbreak in two years. In the last seven weeks alone, NSW Health has reported 229 cases. NSW Shadow Health Minister Walt Secord today demanded Mrs Skinner step up public education campaigns on preventing the mosquito-borne disease Ross River Fever. “Make no mistake, we are the middle of a Ross River surge in NSW … and again, the State Government and its health minister are unprepared,” Mr Secord said. This was after NSW Health confirmed that December 2016 was the worst month for Ross River Fever in the year with a 155 recorded cases. The increase in Ross River Fever reports from November 2016 to December 2016 was almost five-fold. As of January 20, 2017 there were 108 cases so far in NSW. Mr Secord said we are
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Advisory Council), MP Mark Pearson, MP Kate Washington, and the Australian Veterinary Association (AVA). Mark Fraser, CEO of the PIAA, will be hosting the forum at the Hunter Pet Motel, the only fully accredited boarding facility in the Hunter. Baron’s owners, Dean Compton and Nathan Wilson, spoke with News Of The Area this week about the forum. “Losing Baron in such away has been horrific,” Nathan said. “The hours and days that followed showed us that our story, although devastating to our family, was not that
different from the hundreds of messages we were receiving from other people who also lost their pets in preventable and shocking circumstances whilst in the care of facilities across the country.” “This is when we realised our story, our worst moments, were only just scratching the surface,” he said. Nathan and Dean reflected on the hundreds of messages of support they have received, including celebrities, who either share their love of animals or have a similar tragic story to tell. In the time since Baron’s death, Dean and Nathan have met with media,
industry leaders, industry professionals and politicians. “Our story gave animals like Baron, and their owners, their voice,” Dean said. “We owe it to Baron and the hundreds like him who have died in facilities across the country, those who were disregarded by the facilities that were entrusted to care for them.” “We now stand with the support of thousands and demand industry reform.” “The industry is listening and change will happen,” he said. Those wishing to participate in this important forum are welcome to attend.
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AS we near the end of the summer school holiday season, there’s still plenty to do in the Myall. The Galleries in the Gardens art exhibition is now in its eighth season in the grounds of the Tea Gardens Hotel on Marine Parade. Events Co-Ordinator Di Ayers told News Of The Area, “This is my first year on the Committee, but I’ve been a weekend visitor to Hawks Nest for 20 years and we’ve been coming for 40 years and now we live here permanently.” “To be a member of Galleries in the Gardens you must live here or own a house here and spend the majority of your time painting and in this environment.” The event showcases the works of some 36 artists, who reach for their brushes, clay, cameras or other mediums to contribute to the event. “Beautiful paintings, local artists, too many choices,” said weekend visitor to Tea Gardens, Liz Cullen. There’s still time to catch the Cool Summer Art Exhibit this Saturday 28 January and then every second Saturday.
TYRON Lane has made mistakes in his past that saw him do time in a juvenile detention centre and then in jail. While he regrets these mistakes, it is what he did with that acknowledgement that makes him an Indigenous role model that young men and women can look up to. No person is without fault, but the ability to claw
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q Event Co-ordinator Di Ayers. Keep a look out throughout the two villages, as the Galleries in the Gardens artists are also displaying their works at various businesses around the Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest towns.
whimsical creations which are home to the micro bats. The seven works which took out the “Art Under the
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There’s also art work scattered along the Marine Drive making a river walk a stroll of discovery. And don’t forget those infamous Bat Flats, fantastic
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back from your lowest point and make something truly amazing from your life is to be commended. Tyron did just this when he decided that he needed to turn his life around. While in juvenile detention, he finished his year 10 School Certificate, and decided to explore his love of painting, and in particular Indigenous art. Tyron credits two people for inspiring and encouraging him to paint, to expand on his talent and
TAHLEE is offering a range of opportunities to enjoy its exquisite site on the Port Stephens Bay this summer. General Director John Anderson spoke with Myall Coast News of the Area about the camps and conventions that sees 6000-8000 people a year coming onto its site. On Friday 20 January, 950 people were packing up from a weekly camp that accommodated young adults from Brisbane, Melbourne and Newcastle. These camps see volunteer leaders teach life skills and citizenship skills, and offer a drug and alcohol free environment. But camps and conventions are only one of the ways to utilise the acres of bushland, waterways and infrastructure. Historic tours are conducted of the historic house, which is on site, and also to promote the unique history of the start of the MidCoast Council area. These are run with a minimum of 15 people and an afternoon tea is provided. There are also great
strive to do better, as well as the wonderful support of his partner, Jade. Uncle Tex Skuthorpe, a well-known Aboriginal Artist, encouraged him to further his talent, and his cousin Dane Varagnolo, also serving time with Tyron, painted with him and pushed him to excel. Tyron’s art is exceptional and shows the love for his culture and his efforts to CONTINUED Page 6
educational and conservation opportunities. Tahlee offers accommodation and training to international students. Eight to ten students live at Tahlee for three to six months and receive accommodation and food, and learn English Competency Skills are offered in exchange for helping to run the camps and working on the environmental projects. The live-in community accesses the “A Rocha” program which means “The Rock”. This is a Christian group that runs in 20 countries and develops programs in bird surveys, permaculture, vegetation surveys and focuses on Creation Care. Tahlee is taking on a research project about koalas and will work on protecting them and their natural habitat. There is a vegetable garden and solar panels. Tahlee is excited to offer its multicultural community an opportunity to learn about the environment and offer its site for camp attendees to also appreciate it.
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Magical Smiles at the Library By Margie TIERNEY ASK Magician Quenorie Eades what she loves about performing and she tell you, “It’s not the destination, it’s the ride.” Due to popular demand, Quenorie was back at the Tea Gardens Library last week to entertain more than 30 youngsters in a show that leaves her audience in stitches. Four-year-old Keeley McMahon was among the spellbound crowd. Her mum, Jodie, said, “She’d been looking forward to it for weeks.”
“Last night, she was a little bit worried that they were going to turn her into a frog,” Jodie told News Of The Area. But of course, they turned her into a Princess. Quenorie Eades has loved magic since childhood but it wasn’t until she became a mum herself that she decided to take it more seriously. ‘’Sometimes things don’t always go to plan,” she said. “I went to a holiday park and one of the tricks went wrong and there was a little boy in the audience who yelled, ‘Fail, Epic, Fail’ and I thought, that’s it, if I’m going
to do this I have to do it well.” Quenorie’s magic appeals to the young and young at heart. Cessnock sisters, 11-year-
By Rachael VAUGHAN RESIDENTS from Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest can now take advantage of an old fashioned initiative launched this week by local Growers ‘Tomatoes in Abundance’. After being asked by market organisers at the growers market to come along with their produce, owner Daniel Marquez decided to offer fresh, pesticide-free fruit and vegetable boxes for drop off in the Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest areas. Daniel told News Of The Area, “We want to provide the community with an option for farm fresh produce, free from chemicals and pesticides, at affordable prices.” “We noticed a need in the area for fresh produce but no
easy way to access it, so thought if there was enough interest we would just organise to bring it direct to them,” he said. Daniel runs a family farm, steeped in family tradition, having been taught the skills in growing organic produce by his grandfather, the late Luis Rodriguez. With the passing of his grandfather just over two years ago, Daniel took it upon himself to do something in his grandfather’s honour as a way of thanking him for teaching him the skills he now has as a farmer and continuing to farm with the passion his grandfather had for the land. Daniel hopes to provide this new service to the area on a weekly/fortnightly basis if there is enough interest. Tomatoes in Abundance is
be closed on Monday 13 February so staff can take part in a strategic planning and development day.
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TWO unregistered motorcycles and a tool box were stolen from a rural property on Wootton Way between 7 and 14 January. Police report the offenders removed the items from the location after gaining access to a storage shed by forcing open a lock.
Prepare Your Home THERE are some simple things householders in Port Stephens can do around your home to prepare it for a bushfire. Preparation is a key factor and the NSW Rural Fire Service implores all residents, regardless of where they live, to prepare well beforehand. “It is essential that residents of Port Stephens have a bushfire plan because leaving it to the last minute could be too late,” Medowie Brigade Captain Andrew Collins said. The five simple things you can do before and during the bushfire season are: 1. Trim overhanging trees and shrubs. This can stop the fire spreading to your home. 2. Mow grass and remove the cuttings. Have a cleared area around your home. 3. Remove material that can burn around your home (e.g. door mats, wood piles, mulch, leaves, paint, outdoor furniture). 4. Clear and remove all the debris and leaves from the gutters surrounding your home.
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Burning embers can set your home on fire. 5. Prepare a sturdy hose or hoses that will reach all around your home. Make sure you have a reliable source of water. The Fire Service also advises people to block up areas where embers can enter the house, install metal fly screens on all windows and vents and install metal gutter guards . “Gas cylinders should be positioned on the side of the house with the relief valve pointing away from flammable material. Garden beds should be kept away from the house and replace mulch with stones,” a spokesperson said. “Overhanging branches should be removed from power lines, ensure that that a fire tanker can access your property and keep a well-maintained area around the home and sheds. “Make sure hoses have spray nozzles and keep water tanks full and connected to pumps.” For further information contact the service at www. rfs.nsw.gov.au.
The offenders also attempted to force the lock off a shipping container at the property without success. No tyre tracks or other physical evidence was left at the scene. Due to the items stolen, police believe more than one person was involved in the theft. Police investigations are continuing.
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portray it passionately. Tyron is a proud Worimi man, who has many family members residing in Worimi land at Karuah. Tyron told News Of The Area he learned invaluable lessons during his time in detention and wants to use them to help others. “I’ve changed my ways and learnt so much and want to help young fellas stay away from trouble.” I’ve always tried to help my younger generation, and show them that there’s other ways of life rather than spending it in jail,” he said. Tyron remarked that during his time in detention, he met a lot of young people who had so much more to give than what they were able to while incarcerated. “While I was in juvie and jail, I met a hell of a lot of talent that should be out here showing it, not wasting it in there.” “I want the young people from my mob to do great things and be proud of themselves and our culture.” Tyron’s talent is remarkable; his art speaks to you from a deeply spiritual place. He is certainly a name to watch out for.
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THERE is nothing more Australian than waking up on Australia Day to a hot piece of toast smeared with lashings of butter and Vegemite. Men at Work sung about a vegemite sandwich in their famous hit song “Down Under” and John Williamson sang that there was nothing more true blue, “than standin’ by your mate when he’s in a fight. Or just Vegemite.” The news that Vegemite is set to return to Australian ownership is a great way to kick off 2017. Dairy company Bega recently announced that it would buy most of Mondelez International’s Australia and New Zealand grocery and cheese business. The deal will see Bega take over Mondelez’s Port Melbourne factory, where 300,000 jars are produced daily. Vegemite has been a part of Australia’s history for as long as some of us can remember. Australia’s favourite spread was developed in Melbourne from leftover Brewer’s Yeast with a variety of vegetable and spice additives, by Cyril Percy Callister in 1922. Originally Vegemite was promoted as a healthy food for children during World War II. The advertising emphasised its medicinal value: “Vegemite fights with the men up north! If you are one of those who don’t need Vegemite medicinally, then thousands of invalids are asking you to
“Today is a historic day for Bega Cheese,” executive chairman Barry Irvin said. “This is an exciting evolution for the company, these iconic brands alongside the Bega brand are strong building blocks to enable Bega Cheese to become a great consumer goods business.” “We’re really proud of the Bega brand, we think there’s so many opportunities about how we might market and build two iconic Australian brands in Bega Cheese and Vegemite,” he added. Bega is acquiring salad dressings and other products such as Parmesan cheese, but it does not include Kraft’s Philadelphia cheese business.
A DRIVER has been issued with an infringement notice after colliding with another vehicle in Bulahdelah. Police report the driver of a Holden Station Wagon
failed to give way at the intersection of Crawford Street and Bulahdelah Way at about 11.55am on 20 January. As a result, the Holden
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deny yourself of it for the time being.” At the same time, Vegemite was promoted as essential for “infant welfare” in magazines with advertisements promoting the importance of the B complex vitamins to health. Vegemite soon rose in popularity by the marketing campaign written by J. Walter Thompson advertising in 1954 with groups of smiling, healthy children singing a catchy jingle titled, “We’re happy little Vegemites”. The advertising campaign appeared on television in 1956 and was later remastered in 1980.
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collided with the front of a 4WD towing a caravan. Both vehicles were towed from the scene. Police report only minor injuries were sustained by the occupants of the vehicles with minimal disruption to traffic. The driver of the Holden was issued with an infringement notice for failing to give way.
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Some light on things for First-home Buyers ACCORDING to First National Real Estate chief executive Ray Ellis, there’s no time like the present if you’ve been waiting to buy your first home because no matter what you’re trying to buy, values in Australia and New Zealand are just going up and up. “The median dwelling value in Australia for the end of 2016 was $615,000 – an increase of 10.9 percent through the year, according to a CoreLogic RP Data report from January 3,” Mr Ellis said. “New Zealand didn’t
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Social Darts TWENTY-EIGHT social darts players descended on the Hawks Nest Golf Club to play a social competition of four rounds of darts. Of the 14 mixeddoubles teams, two teams achieved the best results of winning four of their four compulsory games. The two teams had to have another game, a playoff, to decide the night’s winning and running up team. The winners for the mixed doubles social team darts were Trevor Peirson and Ross Smith. The running up team were Phillip Jones and Kumaresh Harvey. The ladies’ highest score competition winner for the evening was Glenis Hartcher, achieving 120 wellearned points. The men’s highest score competition winner was Trevor Peirson, achieving a very good score of 140 points. Darts will recommence at 7pm Wednesday 25 January 2017. Great Darts.
Mrs AC, Salamander Bay IN his 1923 novel Kangaroo, D.H. Lawrence described Australian beachgoers as “mindless as opossums”. After receiving your email, I conducted some cuttingedge research with the chardonnay-sippers under my ornamental grapevine, and it appears that Lawrence’s assessment still stands. They too have been irritated by uncouth hordes invading their personal beach space: thoughtless towel shakers and undernourished budgie smugglers were top-of-the-list irritations. Something happens when people get a good whiff of salty air and pheromones. They shed their layers (physically and metaphorically) and revert back to a carefree (some would say barbaric) childhood state. Lara Bingle hasn’t helped (you don’t look like Lara Bingle do you? If so, no wonder people are throwing themselves on your lap). When she said, “Where the bloody hell are you?” with her perky chest and vacuous stare, she invited beach bedlam. It’s been spreading like a venereal disease, from Bondi to Bagnalls, ever since. So, what you need to do, Mrs AC, is create some firm boundaries. When I say firm, I mean four tomato stakes and a roll of crime scene tape. For added impact, get the kiddies to make a ‘victim’ sandcastle and cover it in a white sheet. I guarantee the general public will stay away, though be prepared for a bit of Port Stephens Local Area Command interrogation between swims. Carpe Diem, Jasminda.
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THE first round of twilight golf was held on the 19 January 17 and it was the first cool day we’ve had for a while as well. There were a great turnout of members to swing their clubs for the social club’s twilight competition. All the competitors had a great round of nine holes of golf. The winning golfer for the afternoon was
Garth Allen, scoring a commendable twenty two points. Garth Allen won the last competition round last year with twenty two points also. The runner up, scoring twenty points for the twilight golf was Frank Murphy. The winner of the nearest the pin competition was Corey Bates. The Social Club’s Twilight Golf will recommence next on Thursday 2 February 2017. Great Golf.
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Fishing Club 2017 By Margie TIERNEY GRAB your rod and reel! The Tea Gardens Country Club Fishing Club is about to resume fun and competition for 2017. But first some catch up news. Here’s some weigh ins from late last year, courtesy of Marissa Schutz. “We had one junior weigh in, Meagan Markham with 1 Perch, 1 Bream and 1 Luderick.” ‘’In the Women’s category we had Beth Anderson with 1 Flathead and 1 Bream and Robyn Hill-Smith with 4 Bream.’’ “The men who weighed in were Al Smith with 3 Bream and 1 Flathead, Brian Johnson with 1 Bream and 1 Flathead, G Anderson with 1 Bream and 1 Flathead, G Thrift with 4 Bream, 1 Whiting and 3 Tailor, B Nash with 6 Bream, B Thrift with 10 Luderick, 9 Bream and 1 Tailor and Brad Markham with 1 Perch and 1 Luderick.’’ “We also celebrated our end of year presentation with a very special award,” Marissa said. “Fishing Club Secretary Sheila McKeough, was awarded the prestigious honour of becoming a Life Member of the Club.” Sheila has been a member for 14 years and the longest running Secretary for the Club. Looking ahead, first meeting of the Fishing Club for 2017 will be held on Thursday 9 February at 6pm at the Tea Gardens Country Club. It costs just $5 to become a member and $2 registration fee for competition
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ZUMBA is back in Tea Gardens and North Arm Cove this year, and everyone is welcome to give it a try. Zumba turns the usual exercise routine into an exciting and dynamic fitness program with a fusion of dancing and the tunes of international and Latin rhythms. The steps are very easy to learn, so even non-dancers will effortlessly sway into the music and routine. It is one of the easiest ways to tone your body and sustain that perfect shape, or work towards fitness goals and weight loss. An hour of calorie burning and heart pumping moves provides followers of this workout long-term health benefits that will keep you hooked and coming back for more. Aside from its physical benefits, it is also a new way of relaxing the mind and soul. Zumba fitness is an exercise routine that suits all ages. Kids, adults and senior citizens alike will surely find it an exhilarating way to be healthy and stay healthy. People are often afraid to try Zumba because of the thought that it is a fastpaced exercise. But with different levels of Zumba, there really are routines for everyone. The dance steps introduced to Zumba followers vary, but can include simple steps from Latin dances of cha-cha, merengue, flamenco, mambo and salsa, accompanied by International dance moves of belly dancing and hip-hop. Once you start doing the Zumba fitness program, you’ll not notice how much you have moved and exercised your body since you’ll get hooked on the fun and enjoyment you feel while exercising and learning how to dance. Zumba instructor Jan Walker
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So, come one, come all, and give Zumba a try. Tea Gardens classes will be held on Mondays at 9:15am and Thursdays at 9am at ‘The Grange” Spinifex Avenue, Tea Gardens, and classes are $6. North Arm Cove classes will be on Tuesdays at 4:30pm at the North Arm Cove Community Hall, and classes are $7.
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18 January Heat wave temperatures today prevented any play today in the usual Wednesday bowls. A smart move on behalf of the organisers as health issues will always take precedent.
20 January A good field of 20 bowlers contested the Friday Open Jackpot Pairs today in warm weather and a slight breeze. There were 4 games of Pairs and 1 game of triples played. Rain interrupted play late in the afternoon, however most rinks were finished in time to avoid a drenching. Today, the highest winning margin plus ends was the formula chosen. It was the winners of the Triples game that took first
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place. Congratulations to; Vic Garlick, Col Amos and Keith Smith. Runners-up were; Bill Heylbut and Robyn Beaumont. The jackpot was not won.
21 January The semi-finals of the Club Fours Championship were played today in cool, overcast conditions. On Rink 9, the team of Ross Barry, Mark Hair, Scott Beaumont and Greg Pearson took on the defending champions Richard Lee, Jeff Baker, Sean Mearrick and Paul Syron. It was an entertaining, tough match but the Greg Pearson combination could not get any momentum going. At the 14th, ends were divided 7-all, but they trailed by 9 shots.
The pressure kept mounting with the defending champions running away winning 24-10. On Rink 11, the team of Colin Farrugia, Graham Kelly, Brian Emmett and Kerry O’Brien challenged John Slater, John Younghusband, George Winter and Doug Naylor. It was all team O’Brien for most of the match. At the 10 th they led 9-4. The Doug Naylor side slowly pegged that back and it was not until the 17th end that they edged in front leading 12-11. With two ends to play the scores were tied at 13-13. A 4 on the 20th end, the first one of the match, favoured the Naylor side and the game was still up-forgrabs going into the last end. With opposition shots in the head, a last bowl drive
q Defending Club Fours Champions: Richard Lee, Paul Syron, Sean Mearrick and Jeff Baker winning their way to the 2017 Club Fours Championship final.
THE final of the Club Championship Fours was played on Tuesday 17 January. The majority of members
Players should note that this year the championship will be decided over 18 ends of 3-bowl pairs. The Minor singles Championship is due to commence on Saturday 18 February with the second round played the next day.
this prediction proved to be correct. The team members were Lorraine Harvey, Karen McPhie, Vicki Rankin and Lynne Green versus Kayelene Pearson, Karen Green, Lily Smith and Dale Winter. Lorraine’s team was leading by 8 shots on the 10th end. Kayelene’s team scored 7 shots on the 13th end bringing the score to 12 v 10 their way. The following ends were “neck to neck”. By the 19th end Lorraine’s team were 3 shots ahead. Kayelene’s team sent
down some great bowls and gained 8 shots for the last two ends, winning the final 25 to 20. Great bowling by all competitors. It was magic to watch such a great game of bowls. Thanks to Nola Jackson for umpiring and to the social committee: Wendy Jones, Sheril Johnson, Francis Betar and Sandra Leisemann for providing our delicious lunch. The winners for social bowls were Robyn Beaumont, Jill McBride and Wendy Jones. Happy birthday to club President Robyn Webster, who is celebrating a very important birthday this month. Social bowls were played on Thursday 19 January and thankfully things had cooled
Cameron. Carl Williams will build on his experience on the wing in the top grade. It is expected he will be supported on the other wing by a player who was top try-scorer in the Group One competition in 2016. Early in the season, the Club has signed new players, Brendan Lynch, and Kurt Langdon, who both have demonstrated ability. Also expected to sign is former grade player, Harley ‘bam bam’ Tarawa, who will put another string in the Hawks bow. A number of other players are also considering
a crack with the Hawks. The Club is welcoming any player that may want to test themselves in a higher competition. Official training will start on Tuesday January 31at Myall Park 6pm. The Malabulla boys, led by President’s Award winner, Benny Mossop, are uncommitted after the “Panthers” reformation in 2017. Irrespective of their decision, the Hawks Club has a new perspective on their Club after impressive player efforts in the 2016 season. At this stage, the Hawks will remain in “A” grade, however with the demise of the Newcastle Toohey’s Cup third grade competition, and with the influx of District Club supported sides into
the competition, the Hawks may have a case to return to “B” grade. Flagged for 2017 is an “Old Boys” celebration day (or weekend). Long awaited, and requested for many years, the Club is committed to the event this year. The “Hawks Tea Gardens” facebook page will have details and updates. The Hawks Supporters Club will remain in place in 2017. Membership renewals are due from March 31st. Contact ‘Dakka’ on 0408 434593 for further details. To contact the Club phone 0417 226619 or email: nreynolds.2@ bigpond.com.
q Winners of the Club Championship Fours: Karen Green, Kayelene Pearson, Dale Winter and Lily Smith.
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In other news Sunday Bowls return next Sunday 29 January. The nomination sheet is on the board. Entries are being taken for the Club Minor Pairs which will commence on Saturday 28 January with the second round scheduled for Sunday 29.
by Kerry O’Brien failed to convert with the Naylor team picking up a 6. The Final score was 2313, definitely no reflection on the game! No date has been set for the final of the Club Championship Fours. Watch this space!
had already predicted that this would be a very close contest between two very skilled bowling teams and
Hawks Back in Action Hawks Tea Gardens [Rugby League] By Neil REYNOLDS THE Tea Gardens Hawks will be back in action with trial games in early March. Brooke Roach is preparing his 9th campaign for the Club, bringing together a squad with plenty of determination. Mikey Nanai has led a strong pre-season fitness program, with an emphasis on commitment. Roach has flagged his return to the starting lineup, after a struggle with persistent injury in 2016. He will be supported
up front by incumbent “player of the year” John Shultz. The return of impact forwards, Kirran ShearerClarke and Matty Cameron, along with Steven Soper will add to the Hawks’ resolve. David Edmonds is also returning to the squad, which will complement an already strong utility factor, led by Jack Beverley and Mitch Baker. “A” Grade player of the year, Billy Greentree is committed to maintaining his status, and young gun CJ Misifosa has already stamped an attitude on the side at training. Isaiah Bower will be
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pressing for a starting position this season. Nathan Ruse will play his 100th game for the Hawks this year. “Blood” has been an integral part of the team since 2010. His no-nonsense defence and consistency has been a mainstay of the Club’s success. Regan Hunter is expected to consolidate his improving form. Cain Waterman and Tarryn Roach have been training strongly. Trent Murphy has pledged another hit out, marking his 16th season. Livewire dummy half, Nick Clarke will back up, along with dominant defensive centre Anthony
Brown U15- High Jump, Triple Jump and Long Jump and Jade Hunter U17- 400m & 3000m.’’ The Regionals Competition is being held at Glendale over the weekend of February 11 and 12. q
down a bit, weather wise. The winners with the highest margin were Robyn Webster, Karen McPhie, Jo Younghusband and Lorraine Harvey. It was great to see Nola Jackson bowling again. Good to see your absence has not affected your great bowling ability. Congratulations to our club member Vicki Rankin. Vicki also plays representative bowls with the Newcastle District. Newcastle defeated Illawarra District recently winning the Howard Shield. Vicki is now off to bowl in Canberra with the district team on 20, 21 and 22 January for the Perpetual Trophy. Good bowling to all. The Club Major Singles Championship commences on 2 February, 2017.
Regionals Athlete: (Right) Gemma Brown.
q Myall Coast Little Athlete: (Far Right) Lenita White (on left) competing at Zone. Photos supplied
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CLOTHES dryer Hover 3.5 Heavy duty. As new $120 0417787215
CHILDCARE folding cot, with extra mattress, excellent condition $50, CASTROL Edge 0249829334 Ski Jacket,. Brand new. Size M. Male CIRCULAR Glass or female. $60. dining table. 1m diam. 49972442 $100. 49971838
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For Sale GOLF Clubs, Rapier Responce, over size & cavity balance system RH golf clubs, 1 - 3 Metal Woods, 3 - SW Clubs, all with regular flex Graphite Shafts. All in good cond. $140ono Ph 0419245757 GRAND Hall black Premium 323 four burner barbecue with cover. Includes a separate side burner, side shelf and gas cylinder. Good condition. Collect from second floor flat in Shoal Bay. $50. Mob 0400 452 788 GIANT Road racing bike full carbon Men’s medium like new condition $700 negotiable Paul 0414690791 GUITAR Ibanez AS153. Brand new. Professional Semi Accoustic. $1,350. 0413046858 KAYAKS (2) FeelFree $350 each. Good cond 49973429
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Caravans Items BEACH umberella $14. Coffee Machine almost new $50. 2 pottery tubs 57cm h with plants $55 each. Large pot 62cm h with plants $40 each. Persian floor rug $60 165cmx120cm Ph 49828787. Classifieds ads@mcnota.com.au BURNT orange velvet covered Ottoman with storage $30. Moran 3-seater black leather Chesterfield, very good condition $500. 49972523 ELECTRIC Ozito Hedge Trimmer $30. Panasonic Black 58” TV $100. 49972523 LAZYBOY ReclinerRocker Brand New, Unused. Colour Fawn-Beige. Cost $1,000 Sell for $795. Ladies BROOKE White Joggers. As new. Size 8.5 (40 Euro). Cost $220 Sell for $120. Phone 49970890.
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Positions Vacant GREAT LAKES AGED CARE Care Assistant: Casual Applications are invited at Great Lakes Aged Care, Bulahdelah, from suitably qualified persons for the above positions Essential Criteria • Care Certificate 111 (Aged Care) or working towards Bachelor of Nursing Degree • Current First Aid Certificate (ongoing requirement) • Demonstrated ability to work as part of a team • Self motivated • Good Communication skills • Understanding of WH&S principals • Ability to identify with Great Lakes Aged Care philosophy and mission statement • Willingness to undertake training as required Desirable Criteria • Experience in Aged Care • Relevant criminal record (Police) check Application Forms and Job Descriptions are available at Great Lakes Aged Care reception. Any further information required by contacting Kathryn Freihaut, Director of Nursing on 02 49974122. During office hours (Monday – Friday 8am-4pm).
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Notice of Intention to Lease/Licence Tea Gardens Slipway In accordance with Sections 46 and 47 of the Local Government Act 1993, Council gives notice of its intention formalise the occupation of the slipway in Anzac Park, Marine Drive, Tea Gardens by issuing a lease to the Tea Gardens Slipway for a period of five (5) years. Any concerns regarding the granting of these agreements may be made in writing (quoting ref. Ad-Lse-Slipway-TG) to Council and lodged with the General Manager on or before Tuesday 28 February 2017. Further information on the proposal can be obtained from Council’s Property Officer, Leonie Cooke on 6591 7336. c
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ARBORISTS, OPERATORS & LABOURERS FEDC is seeking a range of experienced arborists, operators and labourers for vegetation management contracts around Bulahdelah. FEDC would like to hear from candidates that: • have previous experience working as supervisors, scopers, cutters, EWP operators, chipper operators and/or ground crew in the vegetation management, private tree trimming or power line clearing industries; or • are hard working, ambitious and want to begin a new career in vegetation management. Applicants with current qualifications in the following areas will be looked upon favourably: • CATT, Cert II ESI, CAVC; • Chainsaw ticket, ChemCert, OH&S white card, first aid, traffic control; • EWP licence; • unrestricted medium rigid (MR) licence, or higher; • Essential Energy authorised; • Certificate II or III in arboriculture, or other climbing qualifications. All applicants should be prepared to operate out of FEDC’s depot in Bulahdelah, NSW. To express your interest in a role with FEDC, please email or fax your cover letter and resume, including work history and details of all relevant skills and experience, to admin@fedc.com.au or (02) 6662 8258.
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Local By Margie TIERNEY MYALL Coast Little Athletics Centre has good reason to celebrate with 11 young athletes heading to Regionals early next month. “Fourteen athletes went to the Port Hunter Zone competition late last year and much fun was had over a very long and busy weekend,” Little Athletics Secretary Melisa Brown said. ‘’From the 14 athletes, we have 11 going off to Regionals at Glendale competing for our centre and our Zone in Region Two.” “Region Two is made up of the top three athletes
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from each of the four Zones, Port Hunter, Hunter, Lake Macquarie and Central Coast.’’ “Between the 11 athletes they qualified for 26 events,” Melisa told News Of The Area. “Sam Alchin U8- Shot Put, Discus and 70m Sprint, Corey Cunningham U9- Long Jump, and 70m sprint, Logue White U9- Discus, Gemma Brown U10- 1500m, Long Jump, High Jump and 800m, Tyler Rodgers U10- Long Jump, 60m Hurdles and 400m, Lenita White U10- Discus, Sophie Frazer U12- Shot Put, CONTINUED Page 13
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