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Christmas Festival announced By Rachael VAUGHAN FOR the first time, the Myall Coast Christmas Carols Festival (MCCC) will be held this year in the Tea Gardens Public School on Sunday 16 December from 5pm to 7pm. A celebration to participate in and enjoy, the production will include massed choirs from our local community and school choirs. There will be solo artists and childrens items, together with community singing throughout the evening, and yes, Santa will be there with some goodies to share. MCCC will be under the guidance of Michael Harvey, internationally acclaimed Musical

Director, award winning Pianist and Conductor for ten years of “Carols in The Domain”, a National telecast on the Seven Network. This will be a unique occasion, with the focus on children and their families, with all proceeds going towards the outstanding service provided by the Tea Gardens & Hawks Nest Surf Lifesaving Club. There will also be an opportunity during the evening to give to and support this worthy cause. Admission will be by gold coin donation with tickets available shortly. An event not to be missed, so put this in your diaries now as we head towards the busy Christmas season.

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River in Tea Gardens is done and dusted. Approximately 10,000 cubic metres of sand was removed from the river in the region opposite the Tea Gardens Police Station and transferred to the stock pile at Winda Woppa. The last dredge of the area was way back in 1961. The Myall River Action Group had campaigned

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long and hard for the dredge. “Tea Gardens Gutway was used as a channel for timber droghers during the timber era in the late 1800’s when Tea Gardens had a population of about 1,500,” Gordon Grainger from the MRAG said. “The Gut became a mooring area when that trade finished up,” he said. “The MRAG would like to thank the State Government for funding, MidCoast Council for

taking on this project and Mr Glen Bunny from the Department of Crown Lands Newcastle office for his support.” Mr Grainger added, “We would also like to acknowledge the assistance and support we have received from the Winda Woppa Association in reaching this outcome.” Next on the list of the Myall River Action Group’s projects is the state of our boat ramps. “A number of boat ramps in Tea Gardens and

Hawks Nest are in need of urgent attention,” Mr Grainger said. “We’ve received a number of complaints from boat owners that their trailers have been damaged after using the Moira Parade ramp in Hawks Nest.” “Of immediate concern is the oncoming tourism season: the ramp is slippery and the ends drops into deep water, a disaster waiting to happen.”

October.” “We’re very aware of the importance of having it finished by then to allow everyone to enjoy the Festival.” It’s a big job, with the platform of the pontoon being constructed in Victoria. The new pontoon will be similar to the one already in use opposite the Tea Gardens Hotel, but it has been designed to create more berthing areas. “As part of the project a shelter will be constructed on the existing public wharf, also located on Marine Drive, to provide protection against the

elements for users of this popular boat launching facility,” MidCoast Council’s Rhett Pattison said. “Use of the wharf will not be impacted, but minor disruptions for

pedestrian traffic can be expected.” The project is being funded under the “Better Boating Now Program” an initiative of Roads and Maritime Services

Work begins on new pontoon By Margie TIERNEY

IT’S taken years of planning and campaigning, but work has finally begun on a new pontoon opposite the Ice Cream Shack on Marine Drive in Tea Gardens. Locals heading over the bridge from Hawks Nest or strolling along Marine Drive couldn’t help but notice the 130,000 tonne crane which was being used last week to install the pilings for the pontoon. Contractors for MidCoast Council told News Of The Area, “We’re doing all we can to get the pontoon finished before the Myall River Festival in

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Dash for Cash By Margie TIERNEY A NEW event is coming to the Myall River Festival on Saturday 13 October, and its aim is to attract our high school students to have some fun, exercise and be in the running to win some cash. “We’re excited to introduce the inaugural Lazy Paddles Dash for Cash,” Jessica Harris said. The owner of the Lazy Paddles, Jessica said, “Teams of two high school students will race along the foreshore in our double kayaks for a chance to win cash” The race starts at 11am but Jessica has asked for competitors to be at ANZAC Park on Marine Drive at Tea Gardens by 10.45am with a parent or guardian in tow to sign the permission forms. “Lifejackets, paddles and kayaks will be provided by us as well as a safety briefing,” Jessica said. “It will cost a gold coin

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Holiday Fun By Margie TIERNEY

Gardens Library has a number of activities to fire up our youngster’s imaginations while learning new skills.

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standards as well. “You’ll need to wear clothes and shoes, (no thongs) and be prepared to get a little wet,”

On Friday October 5, children aged between 5 and 11 can join in the fun of creating their own mini world. “Our ‘shoebox activity’ involves some good old fashioned craft, using scissors, paper, colouring in, cutting and pasting and lots of imagination,” Library Chris Shelly told News Of The Area. The activity is being run between the hours of 2.30pm and 3.30pm and is free to all, but bookings are essential. In the second week of the school holidays, Librarian Carol Johnson will be running the ‘Animals on the Move’ craft afternoon. “Carol will teach them how to make an animal, such as a lizard or a snake that will actually move,” Chris said.

Jessica said. But with 3 prizes of $100 for first, $50 for second and a third prize of $25 what’s a little water.

“The object of the exercise is to combine art with science, and of course have fun at the same time.” ‘Animals on the Move’ is being held on Wednesday 10 October between 2.30pm and 3.30pm. “In both instances, we’re encouraging a family friendly policy with these activities, with both free of charge.” Children under the age of eight need to be supervised by an adult. Parents and grandparents are welcome. If your teenagers are using up all the family internet, don’t forget the Tea Gardens Library offers free wi-fi, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Computers are also available at the Library which is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 9am to 5pm and on Saturday from 9am until Midday. The Library will be closed this coming holiday Monday 1 October. To book a place at the craft activities, head to www. midocastlibraries.com.au

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foundation or support necessary for the support and maintenance of the fence” (paragraph (c) of the definition of “fence”). The Tribunal considered whether the primary purpose of the retaining wall was: 1) to retain soil; or, 2) as a footing/support for the dividing fence. It concluded that the Applicant must bring evidence about whether the retaining wall work falls within paragraph (c). It is not enough to just state what work is proposed. Without evidence the Tribunal could not infer the retaining wall fell within paragraph (c). The application was dismissed. The Tribunal did not expressly state what evidence would be sufficient, it is likely a suitably qualified expert would be required to show the primary purpose falls within paragraph (c).

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By Rachael VAUGHAN KARUAH Public School pulled out all the stops for their ‘Fantastic Fun Fete’ last weekend. Hundreds turned out to help celebrate, and packed the little school to the brim to enjoy a plethora of activities. Uncle Paul Callaghan and Kate Washington officially opened the event with Paul offering a welcome to country and a traditional q

smoking ceremony, and Kate welcoming all to the event. The all-time fete favourite, the cake stall, was an early sell out, with jam biscuits, cupcakes, slices and other assorted goodies walking out the door. Children loved feeding and petting Sebastian the lamb, Willis the calf, and tiny three day old chicks. Over 300 books were sold on the day, and more than 400 plants. There were plenty of children transformed into unicorns and walking around with funky coloured hair, courtesy of the talented face

to depression, from 2016 the ride has had a change of focus in their fundraising goals, and now the funding of Men’s mental health programs is a Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride focus, in addition to prostate cancer research. Local Gentleman Craig Ireland told News Of The Area, “I will don my finest attire with my fellow men and women across the globe to join the fight with The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride to raise awareness for prostate cancer and men’s mental health.” “Before I press my tweed, and polish my boots, I need you to donate what you can for this meaningful cause and help me reach my goal.”

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painter and lots of chocolates were won on the games. Teachers braved the ‘lob a sponge game’ with delighted students taking turns to take aim and soak them. The Lions Club did a great job with a busy barbecue on the day, filling tummies. Over 40 stalls sold a variety of goods on the day, with something for everyone. Children had a blast on the rides, with Absolute Megatainment donating substantial profits back to Karuah Public School on the day. The school canteen sold out of slushies in record time,

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and thank ‘Uncle Graham’ for his slushie expertise and loan of the machine for the day. Crowds were entertained by the Karuah School dancers, tae kwon do students and Medowie’s Dance n Dazzle students. Riding for Disabled provided pony rides on the day, with all takings going to

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the Charity. St Johns Ambulance took care of everyone during the day, and the Karuah Fire Brigade brought along their fire truck to show the kids. The Showbags went like hotcakes, and will be available again by popular demand at the school barbecue at the Karuah

Australia, and 69338 world wide. This is indeed a unique event that bring all countries together to fight this battle. Please use this link to donate gentlemansride.com and sponsor Craig Ireland. Timber Oyster Festival on the 20 October. Olivia Hurstfield from the organising committee told News Of The Area, “A gigantic thanks to my wonderful fete committee and staff of Karuah Public School, without them this day would just not be possible.” “Thanks also to our wonderful Gold Sponsor Albert Johnson Sawmill and our Silver Sponsors Newcastle Permanent, Karuah RSL & Hunter Quarries, and to all the local businesses and families that donated prizes for the raffle, cake mixes, chocolates & plants.” “Thank you to everyone that came along on the day, from far and wide, those who brought lunch, ice creams, Showbags, plants, cakes and raffle tickets - without your support we cannot provide our wonderful students with the upgrade to the play equipment and COLA painting project,” she said. In the last six years, the school has grown from 80 students to almost 140, so the funds raised during the fete go a long way in ensuring the Karuah Public School P&C can help with funds towards this much needed upgrade.

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By Margie TIERNEY IRREVERENTLY, they call themselves the Kneelers versus the Grippers, Aka the Catholics versus the Masons. But these two groups have two common bonds. They all love their lawn bowls and all support the educational program, ‘A Start in Life’. Since its inception more than 90 years ago, ‘A Start in Life’ has supported more than 6,500 young Australians aged from 4 to 24 who’s circumstances have been described as living in crisis or living below the poverty line. Last Friday, the Kneelers and Grippers got together at the Tea Gardens Country Club to raise some money and to hear from the Charity’s, CEO Neil Robinson. “It’s a small Charity and each year it supports around 200 students with their education,” Neil told News Of The Area. “Our support can include helping with school fees, uniforms and making sure

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With more than a week to go on a Public Submission, the NSW Government has axed any plan for ‘no fishing’ zones across 25 marine parks from Wollongong to Newcastle. Primary Industries

Minister Niall Blair said, “We are taking the fishing lock outs off the table.” The announcement was made ahead of the close of a six-week public consultation. The Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party had been

No Fishing Ban Ahead By Margie TIERNEY LAST week, the News Of The Area, reported on some community concerns of a possible ban on recreational fishing spreading to the Myall Coast.

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two students at Tea Gardens Primary School. “We’ve been there from the start and will continue to do so right through to High School and possibly campaigning hard on the issue. Petitions against any ban had also been circulated across the Myall Coast. Paul Viera, from Tea Gardens Marine and Tackle was concerned on the effect on tourism should any fishing ban be implemented. There are 850,000

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University if the students go there,” Terry Munright, President of the Country Club Board said. The sponsorship of our local children has seen them registered amateur fishermen and women across New South Wales and that figure doesn’t include pensioners or those under the age of 18 who throw in a line. Conservationists aren’t happy with the Government’s change of heart. Sydney Marine Park

improve academically and performing well outside the classroom. For more details on the ‘A Start to Life’ Program head to www.astartinlife.org.au campaigner Daisy Barham said, “A marine park that doesn’t have highly protected sanctuary zones is like having a national park that allows hunting.” Greens MP Justin Field also described it as a ‘disgraceful backflip’ from an “anti-science, antienvironment” Government.

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the Central Coast and up the eastern seaboard. The Band prides itself on its delivery of each of the songs they hand pick and play, and with the Band’s performance level and incredible light show it’s easy to see why there is such excitement levels for venues and their punters when the Band is booked to play. The Search Party simply delivers one of the best Rock shows that can be seen today and that’s easy to understand why when

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By Margie TIERNEY IT’S been a busy time for the Tea Gardens/ Hawks Nest branch of the Red Cross, with 11 members visiting Forster recently for this year’s annual Zone Conference. The meeting was opened by Myall Lakes State MP Stephen Bromhead, and also attended by MidCoast Mayor David West. “The Guest Speaker before lunch was Eleanor Harris from Emergency Services Project and Support who gave an interesting overview of the structure of Red Cross Emergency Services and the necessity to be prepared for the summer ahead with survival readiness,” Helen Janes from the local Red Cross told News Of The Area. “Red Cross Regional Manager, Janelle Cazaubon, also answered questions and provided a comprehensive overview of Red Cross today and the aims and achievements of local branches.” “Another Guest Speaker, Norma Watson gave an interesting and emotional talk on her contact with the Fred Hollows Foundation and her trip to Kathmandu to witness the life changing work done there by the Foundation .” Specialists with the Fred Hollows Foundation travel the word restoring eyesight to those in need. After lunch it was time for some Awards and three Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Members were honoured. June Pollock received an Award for 30 years of service, while Terry Munright and Betty Carolan were recognised for their 10 years of service.

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My mum is about to turn 50 and she dresses like me. Sometimes she even borrows my clothes. I really don’t think this is appropriate since I’m 14. What can I do? Miss HG, Boat Harbour

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A rewarding vocation Dear News Of The Area, IN light of the negative comments in the media of late about Aged Care establishments and employees, I just wanted to share a positive with you. Over 2 years ago when I had to give up sport because of back issues, I soon discovered that I needed something else

in my life, so decided to literally cross the road - from The Grange to Estia Health and speak to the staff, who were very helpful. I enquired about chatting to the residents, which I have to admit I am very good at chatting that is. I filled out the appropriate paperwork, and I was off - starting one afternoon a week quickly became 4 afternoons a week - the wonderful stories I have heard from the residents, their grateful smiles when I visit and have a chat with them. The staff are wonderful but they haven’t always the time to sit and listen. I come home every afternoon with a smile on my face. Estia have a little shop called “The hole in the wall” where Pat Burnett who is also a volunteer and I take turns twice a week selling chocolates and other goodies to the residents and every Friday we have a “Happy Hour” where we pour beers and wine and pass out nibblies. I decided to write this article as I find it such a rewarding experience and would love to encourage anyone in Tea Gardens who has some spare time to please consider volunteering.

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I HAVE one word for you. Madonna. Madonna has been pulling off inappropriate fashion for more years than you’ve been alive. The older she gets, the more she pushes the limits. I sometimes high five Madonna’s confidence, but that doesn’t mean I want to emulate her. Since I’m closer in age to your mother than to you, I have some understanding of where your mum is sitting in the fashion stakes. There’s certain things I consider off limits for 50 year olds. The midriff, for example, should be a no-go zone. So too, should very, very short shorts. You know the ones. You probably own several pairs. They are so short that the pockets extend beyond the shorts. Now they do look okay on waifs when teamed with Doc Martins, but I’ve yet to see them work on someone of your mother’s vintage. Not that they don’t try, mind you. And who are we to judge? The bikini is another item that takes some consideration when you reach a certain age. They can look fine in low light or teamed with a sarong, but they rarely look great in broad daylight or after being dumped by a wave, or a husband. In both these cases, the bikini looks a bit ‘try hard’. Having said all of that, many women who are well over 50 can pull off a whole wardrobe of dubious items, and do it with great flair. When you get to a certain age, you tend to care far less about what people think. That is the stage your mum has reached. The positive is that you now have double the number of clothes to choose from. Just see it as a win-win. Alternatively, when she calls you in the street, give her a ‘do I know you?’ expression and run as fast as your skin-tight pleather skirt will allow. She’ll never catch you. The mind may be willing, but those disco knees will be well and truly shot on the home straight. Carpe diem, Jasminda

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WEDNESDAY Golf Ladies Championship A Grade winner - L Pascoe C Grade winner - J Buck overall Net winner - J Buck 9 Hole Golf Courses Open day Competition for Central North Coast, 2018 was won by our own local Ladies , congratulation to A Grade winner - T Stellema C Grade winner - B Kitchin Wednesday Poker winner - J Graham r/u - T Graham Thursday Vets winner - D Keith r/u - D Brown Saturday Mens Final Championship - sponsored by LNC

Gross Winner A Grade G Harvey (313) B Grade - A Jobson (356) C Grade - W Coleman (379) Net Winner A Grade - W Thomson (289) B Grade - J Stellema (298) C Grade - S Sharp (293) Rick Moore Trophy winner W Thomson Picture left to right, W Coleman, A Jobson, G Harvey & W Thomson Today winner - G Eadie r/u - W Coleman Jackpot - R Richards Ladies winner T Stellema Sunday Darts winner - J buck r/u - D Robertson ladies highest score M Smith 114 Mens hghest score - D Carroll 145

Spring Carnival Tea Gardens Women’s Bowling Club By Lynda RICHARDS A VERY busy week of bowling/bowling activities for our members. Monday 17th September was the first day of play for our 3 teams entered in the NDWBA Spring Carnival. While our teams headed down the highway to bowl in Newcastle our club played host to 12 teams, 48 bowlers from the district. Thanks to all our members who helped out on the day and to Karen Green for Umpiring. Tuesday 18th September, social bowls played 2 games of 2 bowls

Triples 18 ends, a game of 3 bowls Pairs 18 ends. Ingrid Luck, Judi Polak and Bev Dunn played a Singles game 4 bowls, 10 ends each taking a turn to be a Marker. Beverly Thrift, Christine Fossey and Jill McBride led all the way against Carolyn Bywater, Lily Smith and Dawn Jones winning 22 v 11. A good win For Lyn Nightingale and Lynda Richards 22 v Jean Glover and Dawn May 9. A close game on Rink 4 Dorothy Thompson, Sheril Johnson and Sandra Leisemann winning by 1 shot against Pam Gilchrist, Bev Rhodes and Wendy Brand, 16 v 15. Winners on the day were Jill McBride’s ladies decided by drawing a card. The lucky

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2 Person Ambrose Myall Coast Vets By Tony SMITH

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winner of the voucher for the Myall Bistro and Café was Lyn Nightingale. On Thursday 20th September, bowls was cancelled due to rain this was unfortunate as we had a visitation of bowlers from Lake Cathie. The ladies enjoyed morning tea and raffles instead of

bowling. Birthday greetings to Kathie Rimmer. Thankfully the weather improved and the bowlers from Lake Cathie joined us on Friday 21st September for the annual “Kneelers and Grippers” day which raises money for Brighter Futures. Well done to TGMBC for organising

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this day I believe they raised $3000.00 for this foundation. Mixed results from our teams who competed in the District Carnival, 60 teams entered this Carnival. Format 5 games of Fours, 18 ends played over 3 days, a lot of bowling and a lot of travelling for our bowlers. Ingrid Luck, Bev Stephens, Bette Saillard and Dale Winter won 2 of their games. Jeanette Emmett, Lynda Richards, Lynne Green and Karen McPhie won 1 game. Congratulations go to Maynie Roberts, Anastasia Koutsellis (from Terrigal WBC), Lorraine Murphy and Kayelene Pearson who not only received the prize money for Wednesday’s Best Performed Team but came 3rd overall, winning $1,000.00. Great bowling ladies, a wonderful achievement. TGWBC are

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MYALL Coast Vets 2 Person Ambrose 20/9/2018 1. Tony Smith & Bruce Clayton 66.25 c/b 2. Grahame Chapman & David Brailey 66.25 3. John Burton & Colin Bagnall 67 4. Chris Bournon & Paul Ibbetson 68.5 5. Ross Clissold & Tony Danks 69 NTP. 10th A. Chris Bournon B. Barry Collins C. Peter King 16th A. Terry Hoolahan B. Barry Collins C. Paul Dodd Balls To. 73.5

very proud of you all. A “pat on the back” as well to Robyn Beaumont who competed in the Inaugural Sawtell Ladies Master Singles, on the 15th-16th September. Format 5 games of 25 shots up, meaning Robyn played 80 ends on Saturday and 50 ends on Sunday, a lot of bowling. Robyn finished with 4 wins and a 1 loss. The game she lost was to the overall winner of this Competition and Robyn only went down by 3 shots. Coming events: 27th September Ruth Bowden annual Trophy Day, (Karuah v Tea Gardens). 28th September District Versatility Day and the final of the Open Consistency Competition between Maynie Roberts and Robyn Beaumont on the 4th October.

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BRAND new to the market, this solid home has huge potential and will surely attract some serious attention from a variety of buyers. Positioned on a fully fenced 772 m2 block with not one but two double side access’s, one a concrete driveway, the other a pebbled driveway. Store vehicles on one side, a boat or caravan or both on the other. The home offers a comfortable lounge room,

three good sized bedrooms, all with built in’s, two bathrooms - both with separate toilets and showers, a neat kitchen, lots of storage and a purpose built bar overlooking the family room. Two doorways lead to the outside, a drive in shed has a kids retreat at the end with a raised bed to maximize the surrounding space. A large undercover area is perfect for entertaining and a second verandah is built close by. The gardens have fabulous mature plantings including a few flowering Japanese Maples and a citrus orchard.

Three water tanks collect water lowering additional costs. Some furniture may be available if required. Situated in beautiful Hawks Nest, minutes to the water, large boat ramp, playground, patrolled surf beaches, Surf Club, Golf Course, shopping centre, restaurants, cafes, tennis courts and more. Only 2 and a half hours from Sydney and an hour from the Newcastle airport. Inspect today, the possibilities for this home are endless. Contact Stuart Sinclair on (02) 4997 9022 or 0488 133 998.

Fabulous home, delightful gardens! over the gardens which are a delightful feature of this property. Get lost as you walk around the gardens of this property lovingly created, from the vegetable patch to the Balinese inspired garden to the lily filled dam

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Tea Gardens Country Club Limited A.B.N. 30 001 038 660 Nominations are now being called for all positions on the Board of Directors of the Tea Gardens Country Club Limited. Nominations close at 5pm Friday 28th September 2018 Nomination forms and information packs are available at the Club during office hours Mon-Fri. Nominees must be prepared to undertake RSA and Mandatory Director Training if successfully elected to the Board Warren Gooley, General Manager

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Goldstar Crossword across: 1. Dulcet, 5. Actor, 8. Rebel, 9. Minion, 10. Raise, 11. Sugar, 12. Note, 13. Tease, 16. Surety, 18. Erased, 20. Tuned, 22. Oslo, 23. Adder, 25. Scare, 26. Ravine, 27. Enter, 28. Mends, 29. Select. down: 1. Dominant, 2. Lengthen, 3. Eros, 4. Tenuous, 5. Aerated, 6. Claret, 7. Ousts, 14. Ayrshire, 15. Exponent, 16. Saddens, 17. Reveres, 19. Reared, 21. Uncle, 24. Rare.

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“A Start in Life” Charity Day Tea Gardens Men’s Bowling Club By The JAFFA 19 September Great spring weather enticed 56 players to enjoy Wednesday Nominated Triples today. Visitors were welcomed from Lake Cathie and Umina bowling clubs. The new format for selecting winners now seems to have gained favouritism with the second game being selected to determine the winners. The drop of the ball decided that the team of Ray Prigg, Pip Sullivan and Greg Pearson, from rink 3, and the team of; John Bilby, Dave Benson and Brian Emmett, on rink 10, walked away

with the trophies. The much sought after Myall Bistro voucher was won by Graham Watkins. Members welcomed two new bowlers to our club, Dave Benson, formerly from Karuah, and Michael Parker ex Pymble BC. Great to have them! 21 September Well it was touted as the annual “Kneelers” versus “Grippers” trophy challenge but it was far more than that in the end. It was actually a fundraiser for one of our Club’s favourite charities, “A Start In Life” which provides the resources to ensure financially disadvantaged children from our area have an equal opportunity at receiving a good education

from primary school through to University. Club members were joined by the Lake Cathie visiting bowlers and two greens were needed to accommodate all the players. The day was a wonderful success with the Club “punching above its’ weight’ again. A remarkable $3,000.00 was raised for our kids. Brilliant effort everyone! Incidentally, I’m told that the “Kneelers” won the trophy, but as there was no audit, I have my doubts. 22 September Our bowling friends from Lake Cathie were joined by Club members today for a “friendly” game on the synthetic green. Prizes were awarded to

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of bowls and for two of them their first taste of success. Visitors Christopher and Maggie combined with Bev Dunn and skipper Dot Montgomery to come up trumps on 56 points. Thanks to everyone who participated to make for an enjoyable morning. As it is the holiday weekend next week, there will be no Sunday bowls.

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