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Art Workshop Exhibition on Long Weekend THE Myall U3A Art Workshop Exhibition this year promises to be an exciting event. The Exhibition will be a showcase for new and experienced artists. Lyn Blake who leads the Art Group emphasises that the Exhibition is all about showcasing the work of the artists and demonstrating the various skills which they have accumulated during the year. The Art Show is an opportunity for the artists to learn how to exhibit and to see their work against the work of more experienced artists. Ms Blake said, “Painting

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for Pleasure is what we are all about.” “There is a range of ability at the Art Group. Some people come for therapy and

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open on Saturday, 28 September, news that will be welcomed by local swimmers as well as holiday makers. “The weather is heating up and it’s the perfect time of year to get to one of our pools,” said Dan Aldridge, MidCoast Council’s Manager Community Spaces, Recreation and

find that in the meantime, they are really doing some very good paintings. We are an eclectic group and that is what makes the classes so interesting.” Entry will be free and there will be the usual raffle. Tickets for the raffle will be on sale at the entrance to the hall. Tea and coffee (fifty cents) will also be served. The Exhibition will provide an ideal

Trades. “It’s a great school holiday outing and we know it will be welcome news for our regular swimmers too.” Other pools around the region, Wingham Memorial Pool and the outdoor pools at the Manning Aquatic Leisure Centre in Taree and the Great Lakes Aquatic and Leisure Centre in Forster will open on Tuesday,1 October. This year’s district pool season will end on 26 April, 2020.

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HORNET DISPLAY HAWKS Nest and Tea Gardens townships will be (will have been) treated to an F/A-18 A/B Hornet flying display on Wednesday afternoon (3:30–4:30pm – Wednesday, 25 September 2019), when fast jet aircraft from RAAF Base Williamtown use the airspace around the northern edge of Port Stephens as a designated display practice area. All display practice activities are conducted within strict guidelines. Noise reduction and the environment are vital considerations in the planning and conduct of any military activity. Air Force appreciates the ongoing support of the local communities.

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AFL Season Wrap Up Port Stephens Power AFL Club recently held their Junior Presentation Day at the Great Aussie Bush Camp near Tea Gardens.

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PORT Stephens Power AFL Club recently held their Junior Presentation Day at the Great Aussie Bush Camp near Tea Gardens. The day was attended by over 60 families; this included members from Singleton who were part of the joint venture U17 team this season. Prior to the official presentations families enjoyed adventure activities around the camp. The Giant Swing and Flying Fox helped some players overcome their fears and take the plunge to participate. The official presentation started with the Auskickers receiving their playing medallions, then presentations took place for the U9s, U11s, U13s and U17s teams. President Mr Mark Edgar said to News of the Area, “I would like to take the opportunity to thank all of the coaches, assistant coaches, and team managers for a wonderful season growing and guiding their teams this year.” “Great efforts were made by all of our parents and caregivers, who bring their kids to training and matches, cut up the oranges and wave the flags, a huge thank you.” “Finally, to our hard working committee who work tirelessly behind the scenes, without you, Game Day would not happen, so thanks for all your support this year.” At their own presentation night, the women’s team also celebrated their season. Ms Kayla Pennicott from the Senior Women’s team was named the Best and Fairest for the season. Joint runner-up winners were MS Gabrielle Fitzsimmons and Ms Michaela Simeonova. The Coach’s Award went to Ms Josie Johnson who has been instrumental in building

up the team for their first two seasons in the competition. Most Improved Player was Ms Shakira Jobson, with Ms Cheyenne Neu winning the Golden Boot for being the leading goal kicker of the season. Other Club based awards included: Best and Fairest: U11s Owen Edgar, U13s Joshua Bohan, U17s Jesse Bates. Coach’s award: U11s David Gorton, U13s Arrowyn Carter, U17s Josh Browning. Most Improved: U11s Jackson Connolly,

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Donations take different forms, ie financial, practical, time and energy. Being a small town, businesses can struggle, particularly during the winter months - but still they give. Recently on a visit to Tea Gardens Little Faith Fashion Boutique, a chance question by my shopping companion as to where the proprietor, Marina, obtains Across 6 7 displayed the mannequins in-store led to 1 Compass amazing generosity. Animals for the When told we were4enquiring 8 Give ‘’Pearls of Port Stephens’’ (a local fund 11 10 Fruit oak my raising group) who hold the of‘’Buy 12 Pertaining the Wardrobe’’ (BMW) event during the to local nose Myall River Festival and we would like to

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q Jeoff Harry and his wife Lexie Harry. Port Stephens Mayor Ryan Palmer said support for this public health awareness campaign aligned with the council’s Ageing Strategy that aims to improve life for older people living in the local area. The council has already hosted a series of information sessions about hearing loss and will be distributing resources to help inform residents about addressing hearing loss. “We’re proud many older Australians choose to live in Port Stephens and it’s our responsibility to continue to improve the livability of the local area and support the health of local residents,” he said.

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“Being able to hear and communicate with friends and family is very important. I urge people to look after their hearing and seek advice if they have any concerns,” said Mayor Ryan Palmer. Kate Washington MP, who was the first local member to get behind the campaign, recently attended a special event at the Hawks Nest Bridge Club with Associate Professor Kelvin Kong to highlight the importance of hearing health. She said, “This research highlights why we should not be complacent with our hearing health. Being part of the conversation is crucial for community and family life and good hearing gives us the confidence to connect with people.” “Taking a hearing test could be the first step towards improving your quality of life,” said Kate Washington MP. Health experts want to reach out to the 56 per cent of residents in Port Stephens who believe hearing loss is unavoidable as we get older. Associate Professor Kelvin Kong, Consultant Ear Nose and Throat Surgeon and Worimi man, said more

people were expected to develop hearing loss as the population ages, but it wasn’t an inevitable part of ageing. “Many older people ignore their hearing loss or simply resign themselves to slowly going deaf, but this doesn’t have to be the case,” he said. “The ability to hear properly connects us to our friends and family, keeping us switched on. If you notice any deterioration in you or your loved ones’ hearing, speak to a health professional about treatment options,” said Associate Professor Kelvin Kong. In response to local hearing loss figures, Port Stephens residents will become the world’s first to benefit from a new online check to show if their hearing aids are enough. The Hearing Aid Check (available at www. hearingaidcheck.com/ au) is simple, free and can be completed on a home computer, tablet or mobile phone. Each user receives personalised results and recommendations, including if they should speak to a health professional about their hearing.

THE Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Progress Association met on Monday 9 September and was addressed by Daniel Holmes, representing Meals on Wheels (MOW). He gave an excellent presentation on MOW activities which now has over 200 clients, 80 volunteers, with 5 part time paid staff. They provide over 18,000 meals a year and operate on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, some staff booking in at 2:30 am. Recipients of meals are welcome and need to be registered with MyAgedCare (www.myagedcare.gov.au) or calling 49970800. Daniel advised they would be remaining at the Hawks Nest Community Centre for some years, however, do require a larger facility. Council is endeavouring to locate suitable premises and MOW is seeking funding from Govternment Grants, community support groups and self- funding. Reports were received from the following community groups. · The Myall Koala & Environment Group have advised that the koala survey held last year was successful and that another will be conducted this November. Results will include a community presentation on 7 November. They will have a stall at the River Festival and giving away hundreds of koala food trees. · The Progress Association will have a stall at the River Festival and plan to ask some groups to join with us, to provide the community with some detail on their activities. Invitations will be issued shortly. · The naming of the public wharves has been submitted to Council, which is preparing an Engagement Strategy for public endorsement and approval by the State Naming Board. The names submitted by many within the community are the “Salamander” (Sally) the “Ability” (Abby), both droghers using the wharves early 1900’s and the “Yalinbah” (Yally) which took goods, passengers and mail throughout the Port and Lakes. · The Myall River Action Group meeting with the Shadow politicians was recently reported in News Of The Area (Nota). The Group is waiting on confirmation from State members for a similar discussion which will also include a request for a final announcement of the upgrade to the Police Station and manning levels. · The proposed public car park in Myall Street is becoming an increasing necessity and the Reference Group was shown a proposed plan which does not include toilet facilities. We disagree and should any of the readers agree with us, let the planners know. Council have been asked to register the need for the completion of the footpath along Marine Drive. Next meeting will be held at the Uniting Church Hall, Tea Gardens on Monday 14 October 7pm. All welcome.

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PORT Stephens residents are being urged to get their hearing tested and prioritise hearing health after 81 percent of people said hearing loss could affect relationships with friends and family. That’s according to a recent study which also revealed only four in 10 residents have had a hearing test in the last two years. This is despite 78 percent of respondents recognising that hearing loss has a significant impact on the lives of those with the condition, including feelings of isolation, loss of confidence and stress. The findings have spurred Port Stephens Council, Kate Washington MP, health experts and local community groups - such as Lions Clubs, Probus Clubs and Men’s Sheds to join forces for a public health awareness campaign. Called “Implant Yourself Back Into Life”, the campaign aims to make Port Stephens a world leader in helping older adults benefit from better hearing, which may help keep the mind sharp and may help people have stronger social interactions. Health experts and community leaders have thrown their weight behind the campaign by Cochlear and the SCIC Cochlear Implant Program a Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children (RIDBC) service to help reduce the impact of hearing loss; a condition affecting half of all adults in Port Stephens.

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Big start for Angling Season Bream were the highlight of the weigh-in and a great Mulloway added the Club's total. Luke Boyd said, "It’s been a great start to the Club's new recreational fishing season and even more impressive is the Club's angling members and guests attitude in supporting the Fisheries laws. " The Outing Winner for the first fishing weekend of the 2019 - 2020 season was Glen

Thrift. He also won the secret fish, a Snapper. Sean McKeough was the angler to take the win for the Secret Bag weight for the outing with a nice mixed bag of fish. Mr Boyd said, “The next Tea Gardens Country Club Fishing Club outing will be held on the 11th - 13th October 2019. So don't forget to come along and join us.”

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MONDAY 16 September: Day 1 of NDWBA Spring Carnival. The Tea Gardens Women’s Bowling Club (TGWBC) hosted 10 teams from the district. Many thanks to Judi Polak, Ingrid Luck, Pam Gilchrist, Karen McPhie for organising things and Kathie Rimmer for Umpiring. We had 3 teams competing in the Carnival, congratulations to Lorraine Murphy, Lynne Green, Anastasia Koutsellis and Kayelene Pearson for gaining 3rd place, a great effort considering there were 50 teams in this event. Our other two teams bowled well but weren't in the prize money. Tuesday 17th September: Bowls cancelled due to rain.Created: A & B Foley Thursday 19th September: Creator No: 12385Members from Lake CathieQxpress: Bowling ClubGaynor joined our ladies for social bowls. Checked: Noel This is an annual event for their Club and coincides with our "Kneelers and Grippers" Competition which is a fundraising day for Brighter Futures. Format for bowls was 5 games of Pairs and a game of Triples, Ingrid Luck "swinger lead". A TGWBC member matched with a Lake Cathie bowler. Results are as follows Bernadette McNamara and Jill McBride 14 v Jean Glover and Marilyn Dawson 9. Carol Hayden and Glenys Webster 9 v Kay

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WHAT an absolutely fabulous weekend all members from the Tea Gardens Country Club Fishing Club had during the 13 - 15 September. Club Publicity Manager, Luke Boyd said, “The BBQ was just as enjoyable for the members and guests during the fish weighin and I also have to mention the great start to the new season with a few members weighing huge fish of many species.” Junior, Will Markham, caught a massive bream on his new season outing to take the lead for the Biggest Species for the year with a 1.15kg bream that may last the whole season unbeaten. The ladies division had some very enthusiastic anglers showing off their weekend catches in great style. Whiting, Bream and Ludrick dominated the scales for all the anglers on Sunday at the weekend weigh-in. GOL100 The men’s division was, as history tells, hotly contested with a father and son angling for the outing win. Only one clue at who they are ,but you better be thrift to beat these two with their mixed bags of big fish. Big Drummer, big Luderick and big

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HARON dowling kit, model H7200, inc drill, dowl, glue etc. Never used. $40. 49872338.

MASSAGER imported large handheld 2080 chi turbo, as used in chiro rooms. Perfect cond. $300. Older type WALKER, push down to stop no brakes, GC $50. S/Bay. Ph 49846079.

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STILLSONS 18” Walworth, Made in PLY wood sheets, (1) USA. $25. Stillsons. 2400x1200x3mm $20. 4987 2338. (2)2700x1200x4mm. $30 each. 49872338. TABLE Glass, with 4 chairs. As new. 0477624600 POOL table slate $1300. GC, balls, TABLE extendable, cues. 0418275298. 900 x 900, extendable + 4 padded chairs, PULLEY blocks, all as new. teak double. 100mm colour $300 ono ph diameter, (2) $30 49849147 each. 49872338. 1909

RADIATA Pine mostly 70x35, various lenths. Some other sizes avail. Price according to length 49872338 RECLINER Electric recliner $350. Must sell. 49845586

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ROB LEGG 28ft yacht f/glass, swing keel with 10hp merc + dingy moored in Salamander Bay. A1 cond. Many extras. $26,900. Ph Kevin 0418682806.

DINGHYS 2 x 8ft dinghys, 1 alum $350, 1 ply wood $300. 0425 254 612 SAVAGE 28 Flybridge 2x180hp diesels. Very HALF Cabin 4.9m economical, low hours. D 75hp Marina no rego. 2x GPSOLSounders, S of extras. many extras. $6000 toilet, loads $46k ono 0431 751 651 HAINS Hunter SLC 5.2 Half cabin. 115 hp Yamaha Motor. GPS, LD fish finder SO & lots of extras. $10,500 ono. 0414 737 347

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HOBIE 16 catamaran on gal trailer. $800 49817721 a/h PUNT, alum. 12ft, oars, sand anchor. In good condition, reduced to $800 ono Pindimar 0439919526

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Vehicles 2002 Land Rover Discovery TD5. 1 owner; always garaged, Ideal towing, Engine ECU upgrade; Poly airbags in rear coil springs, Supplementary oil cooler on transmission Cooper A/T3 tyres – near new, Factory-fitted tow bar, Tekonsha brake controller, Full service history & manuals, Rego 9/20, YGE317 $7500 0403 070 519

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MERCEDES SLK230, auto, Kompressor coupe/convertible (metal folding roof) just LD model, 60,900klms, 2000 SO all books, top cond, careful lady owner. DCJ79Z. $15250ono 0417821805.

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By The JAFFA IN the last 10 days Tea Gardens Bowling Club has had the pleasure of hosting two visiting Bowling Clubs. The Belmont “Sporties” Travelling Bowlers were first to arrive and enjoy the Tea Gardens hospitality and our wonderful bowling facilities. Tea Gardens competed with them for the Carolyn Heaney Memorial Trophy, a beautiful award to honour Carolyn who had been an avid supporter and player for Belmont in years past. A tally of the cards saw Tea Gardens take the trophy for the first time edging out Belmont 83 to 74. The individual winners on +11 were; Jean Glover, Kevin Barbie and Barry Goode. Belmont President, Bruce Gill presented the trophy to Frank Dunn on behalf of Tea Gardens. On Friday 20 September, the Lake Cathie bowlers arrived and participated in a Pairs competition with Tea Gardens. Bowls was the winner on the day and although no scores were announced about 50 players enjoyed the contest.

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If my experience is anything to go by, Lake Cathie gave us a bit of a “touch-up”. The scheduled “Kneelers” v “Grippers” contest was moved to Saturday 21 September and it was pleasing to see the Lake Cathie contingent stay over and compete. The competition was set up to support the “Start in Life Foundation” to provide funds to meet the needs of disadvantaged school children in our area. The Fund provides necessary text books, uniforms and other necessities for children needing assistance to stay at school and receive an education to set them up in life. The day raised $1,030 from the bowlers and the Tea Gardens Country Club added another $500 in support. It is a matter of record that the “Grippers” won the trophy (again). The individual winners on the day were; John Young, Terry Munright and Ross Barry. The all –girl team of Jeannette Emmett, Lynda Richards and Deyonne Page were a close second.

q Winners of the Start in Life Foundation Charity Day, John Young, Terry Munright and Ross Barry.

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