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By Margie TIERNEY BIRDS and balloons, dogs and cats and sausages on the barbie, it was all happening outside the Tea Gardens Pet Shop recently, as owner Linda Trappitt prepared to lose her locks, all in a good cause.

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Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow FROM Page 1

campaign over ten years ago, the ‘World’s Greatest Shave’ raising money to support people living with blood cancer.

This time she had helpers from the Peter Sinclair Gardens Aged Care Facility, where Linda also works.

Fellow work colleague, Charlie Burns was given the honour of handling the clippers.

And it didn’t take long for Linda’s locks to be lopped, although she did get to keep a small pony as a memento.

“I’m feeling really good, it’s very liberating,” Linda said.

The ‘World’s Greatest Shave’ has now been going for 21 years with over 200,000 people having either shaved or coloured their hair during that time to help blood cancer research.

More than 12,000 Australians will develop Leukaemia, Lymphoma or Myeloma this year, that’s 35 people every day.

Blood cancer claims the lives of more Australians than breast cancer or melanoma.

Linda’s efforts last Friday raised over $500 for the Leukaemia Foundation, well worth the shave to add to the more than $11 million raised through the campaign.

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but the Liberal National Coalition has won an historic third term for the first time in over 50 years.

The Premier has spent a great deal of time in the Port Stephens region in the lead up to the Election and the win, which looks to see a majority Government, has made many promises.

For Myall Lakes, Stephen Bromhead once again holds the seat.

MP bromhead said, “What an incredible result! I’m feeling absolutely honoured and privileged. Thanks to my staff and all the volunteers who always work so hard, and also to my Wife Sue and our family.”

“Thanks again for your incredible support,” he said.

On the Port Stephens front, in conceding to Kate Washington, Liberal Candidate Jaimie Abbott told News Of The Area, “Kate had an incumbency factor and has had four years in the seat.

“I was always going to be the underdog but I’m proud that we were able to put Port Stephens into play in the seat.

“The people of Port Stephens have only benefited from this,” Ms Abbott said.

Bill Doran who ran as an Independent candidate said, “Firstly, may I congratulate Kate on a very decisive win. ”Secondly, I thank those individuals who voted for me and I apologise for not making a better showing or at least beating the Greens.

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Kate Washington said, “‘I’m very grateful that the people of Port Stephens have placed their trust in me again. I look forward to continuing to serve our beautiful community for another four years.”

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The Exhibition will comprise the works of four artists.

Rudy Jacobs is the artist and organiser of the event and he’ll be joined by Jennifer Street, Joan Richards and Clare Yates.

Jennifer Street is well known locally for her beautiful works in watercolour.

“Since moving to Tea Gardens in 2014 to be closer to her parents, Jennifer’s love of art and nature has inspired her and her passion for watercolour shows in her technique and the intricate detail of her work,” Janette said.

“Joan Richards is another well known local artist, who enjoys working with oil and has developed her own distinctive style that is instantly recognisable.”

“Joan has been painting our beautiful

ACROSS the Myall region we are blessed with artists who create across a myriad of genres.

We are also lucky to have a number of places where these artists can showcase their works.

In the lead up to the Easter long weekend, a group of artists has been given the opportunity to display their works at the Tea Gardens Hotel.

Janette Coppock from the Myall Art and and Craft group said, “This is the first of what is hoped to be a regular event, adding to the many and varied opportunities for locals and visitors alike to view, appreciate and purchase art works by local artists.”

q ARTISTS ON DISPLAY: Rudy Jacobs, Clare Yates, Joan Richards and Jennifer Street. beaches, river and bush scenes since moving here 20 years ago and is proud to now call herself a “local”.

Clare Yates works mostly in pencil and watercolour to create beautifully detailed work, drawing inspiration from her travels around Australia.

Clare has lived in Tea Gardens for 10 years and is enjoying being part of a very active and supportive local art group.

And finally, Rudy Jacobs is an oil painter who has been painting in earnest since retiring to Tea Gardens in 2017.

His early works include scenes from inland Australia, but now he has turned his attention to the beautiful Myall area with beach and river scenes.

The newest arrival to our local art community, Rudy is full of enthusiasm and is the driving force in this new Exhibition.

The Exhibition, with at least one of the artists in attendance, will run from Sunday 14 April to Friday 19 April, between the hours of 10am to 5pm.

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CONGRATULATIONS to my Nationals State Parliamentary colleagues Melinda Pavey in Oxley, Leslie Williams in Port Macquarie, Stephen Bromhead in Myall Lakes and Michael Johnsen in Upper Hunter on being re-elected by the community in the NSW Parliament.

Our Federal electorate overlaps with six state electorates and I have a good working relationship with all of our state MPs, including Kate Washington in Port Stephens and Jenny Aitchison in Maitland.

There are some very exciting projects that NSW Nationals have earmarked over the next term in government and I am very much looking forward to working with my colleagues to help deliver them.

In New South Wales, the Coalition has for the past eight years worked to pay back Labor’s debt and has now repaid that debt.

They now have the capacity to significantly invest in a record infrastructure and services.

In the five and half years the Coalition has been in office at the Federal level, we have been on a very similar journey in repairing the nation’s finances. Next month, we will deliver the first Federal Budget surplus since the John Howard era, while also delivering record investment in infrastructure, national security, health and education policy initiatives.

There is still much more to be done and we must continue to be prudent in our management of the nation’s finances so that we can repay Labor’s debt and be able to afford to pay for the services and infrastructure the nation deserves.

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19 Appended Team leader Stephanie Perrott had been 20 Covers with slabs a humanitarian worker before retirement,   21 Haul working in war zones such as Bosnia.

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The Addams Family THE curtains have closed on another successful musical, The Addams Family, for Bulahdelah Central School.

Vanessa Shultz, Head Teacher for English said, “The sets and performers brought to life our usually drab school hall and transformed it into a graveyard and haunted house.”

The Year 11 & 12 Drama class worked tirelessly for 3 months to recreate this memorable performance.

The choir met twice a week, at lunchtime, to rehearse 15 songs ranging from the controversial Michael Jackson, to Abba, Pink and Taylor Swift.

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q The Choir (No particular order): Charlise Bonfield, Ariel Case, Zachariah Chatfield, Ruby Dibley, Deanna Jenner, Carly Green, Jada Hall, Kai Harvey, Chelsea Hayley, Mia Hope, Andrew Kent, Charlise Kerry, Preston Kerry, Grace McRae, Zackery Moran, Alexis King, Sheena Lamborn, Jaida Morgan, Abbiegail Ray, Kleon Reid, Shavenah Reid, Cooper Sams, Annabelle Smith, Sebastian Stafford, Anna-Lynne Styles, Mindy Sullivan, Nikita Wheaton, Ryder Wheaton, Xavier Wheaton, Cruz Wicks-Hope.

q Ancestor & Dancers (No particular order): Caily Aberhart, Kasey Biffin, Amber Cunningham, Bella Davis, Larissa Dawes, Amelia Fenwick, Abby Fenner, Olivia Fitzgerald, Breanna Foran, Raelee Kierans, Gracie Kitchen Taylah Kroh, Charlise Luxon, Chloe Marlin, Mia McDonald, Georgia McKillopDavies, Khloe Middleton, Sasha Middleton, Elise Miles, Kalani Minns, Elle Newlin, Annee-Rose Perry, Carol Poniris, Izabell Read, Kaitlyn Smith, Lilly Stack, Sophia Stubbs, Claire Terry, Daisy Wilton.

“It has been delightful to watch this enormous choir learn tunes, lyrics and quirky choreography with soooooo much enthusiasm,” Ms Shultz said.

“Our dance ensemble was our largest yet (35).”

The audience area of the hall had to be reduced to accommodate the dancers energetic swing, contemporary and ballroom routines.

The stage crew has worked together beautifully to ensure the sets turn, the lights captivate and the sound effects transport us into the world of The Addams Family.

“They have demonstrated commitment, flexibility, initiative, creativity and ultimately, excellence.

These skills are to be valued,” Ms Shultz said.

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q Molly Perry - The Amusing Molly graces the Bulahdelah stage for the first time in the role of crazy old Grandma Addams, from Markwell.

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2730 Lay waste 17 Ventured The First National Grade 4 side travelled Next Saturday, March, Grade 4 takes 19 Appended to East Maitland and had a tough time there on Raymond Terrace at home.

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22 Remainder beaten by Hexham, 52-58.

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I READ in News of the Area (Myall Coast News “Gillespie 17on 15 Of The Area, 21/3 16 Power”) that the sitting National Party member for Lynne, Dr David 18 Gillespie made an impromptu visit to Tea Gardens to have an informal lunch 19 20 with community leaders as regards Power.

22 Apparently the cost 21of Electricity was discussed,but,I see no mention of the 25 outrageous Supply Access Charge(SAC) that we Essential Energy, or Country consumers pay. 4/5 of NSW is an Essential Energy Area which is owned by the NSW Govt.and we pay 27 $1.82/day SAC.Yes,$1.82/day compared to our City (Ausgrid) consumers of 84c/day.We pay TWICE the amount.

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The Brumby 250 inaugural event will see the winner shine at the Stroud Show with the final freestyle event being held on 27 April.

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Presidents trophy Hawks Nest Ladies Golf

By Elsa JONES RESULTS Saturday 23 March Stableford. Presidents trophy Div 1 S.Kovacs 36 R de Laine 34 Gaye Gillard 33 c/b Div 2 Jane Poole 33 C. Rose 32 R. Macrae 30 c/b Ntp 3rd Div. 1 S Kovacs Div. 2 J. Moore Balls down to 31 c/b Saturday 16th March Single Stableford O/F 1st Yvonne Pittman 37 Julie Williams 36 TUESDAY 19th March - Stroke & Monthly Medal Div. 1 Jan Bartier 73(medal) Darelle Rowe 74 Ann Syme 76 c/b Gross winner J. Bartier 92

Div. 2 Patricia Dodd 73(medal) Dale McClure 74 Diane Akkab 76 c/b Gross winner D. McClure 99 Div. 3 Sylvia Bolden 77(medal) Elke Greenhalgh 78

Diane Dickson 80 Gross winner E. Greenhalgh

q Gaye Gillard winner monthly medal February.

111 NTP 16 Div. 1 M. Smith Div. 2 L. Blake Balls down to 79 c/b Congratulations to Ladies of Hawks Nest Pennant Team Winning the first 2 rounds this month.

q Cheryl Rose winner, monthly medal January.

Women’s bowl results Tea Gardens Women’s Bowling Club

By Lynda RICHARDS

q Hannah Pikkat Brumby 250 Trainer from Sydney with her Brumby Gypsy cooling off this summer.

By Marian SAMPSON THE Brumby 250 inaugural event will see the winner shine at the Stroud Show with the final freestyle event being held on 27 April.

Four trainers were invited to participate in the event which trains Brumbies captured in Kosciuszko National Park.

They have 250 days to turn these wonderful wild horses into working horses.

Kathryn Massey of the Hunter Valley Brumby Association told News Of The Area, “The trainers had three days to get to know their horses before starting on their training programs.”

The Brumby 250 Tournament sets the highest of animal welfare standards, therefore our trainers have been given 250 days to train their Brumbies during the summer.

All the Brumbies chosen to participate in

the Brumby 250 were thoroughly examined by the Associations’ Veterinarian within two weeks of the start of the Competition.

The final events are set for April 2019 beginning with a Working Equitation Competition at Stroud NSW where the trainers and Brumbies will not only compete amongst themselves but also with domestic horses and their riders, both National and International.

“All our Brumbies and trainers will compete at the Stroud Show in both the ‘Led’ and ‘Ridden’ classes, finishing with a ‘Freestyle’ event performed to music on Saturday,” she said.

The HVBA promotes Brumbies as a breed of choice, to improve popularity and showcase the breed to individuals and interested groups.

The Brumby 250 is one way the Association is showcasing how capable Brumbies can be.

PENNANT Season began for our Grade 4 sides on Tuesday 19th March. Our Grade 4 Yellow side travelled to Merewether for their first game. Interestingly, Merewether has not entered a side in Pennant for 13 years, so this is a historical year for them. Our teams won in both their games gaining the magical 5 points, a good start for their season. The Grade 4 Blues bowled at Nelson Bay on a very heavy green without success. This side is comprised of a number of new bowlers plus this is the first time 4 of the ladies have ever played Pennant.

It was a different story for them on Thursday 21st March when we had a home game. The Blues had a win against Edgeworth giving them 4 points and placing them 3rd in their section.

The Yellow side defeated Lowlands adding another 5 points to their tally putting them in a good position in their section, remembering it’s early days yet. On Thursday, it was great to have so many supporters cheering/encouraging our bowlers you all did a great job in spurring us to victory. Thanks, Sandra Leisemann for Umpiring. Everyone has commented on our wonderful new shirts, many thanks to our Major Sponsor Mick Rumble, Principal First National Real Estate Hawks Nest for our new

shirts as well as your continuing sponsorship of our club. Our Grade 4 teams have a bye on Tuesday 26th and play at home on Thursday 28th. The Grade 2 Pennant side bowl their first game on the 2nd April at Soldiers Point.

Social bowls continues as usual during the Pennant Season with an at home competition running. On Tuesday 19th, 2 games of 2 bowls Triples 18 ends. Robyn Beaumont, Deyonne Page and Lynne Green were leading 11 v 1 on the 6th end against Sandra Leisemann, Maynie Roberts and Pat Baker. Unfortunately Lynne’s team didn’t add to their score for the next 8 ends compared to the 14 shots that Pat’s ladies gained. The final result a win for Pat’s team 20 v 14. A close contest for Bev Rhodes, Dorothy Thompson and Bette Saillard 16 v Sheril Johnson, Jo Younghusband and Carol Hayden 14. The winners with a win plus shots and ends were Sandra, Maynie and Pat. Thursday 21st March: Two games 3 bowls Triples 12 ends. Trish Ward, Dorothy Thompson and Bette Saillard 13 v Bev Dunn, Jo Younghusband and Lynne Green 8. Liv Everingham, Bev Rhodes and Pat Baker defeated Margaret Wigman, Carolyn Bywater and Maynie Roberts 4. Birthday greetings to Bev Rhodes.

The Semi Final of the Major Singles will be played on Tuesday 26th, March.

q Pennant side Grade 4 Blue (L) to (R): Judy McGavock, Pam Gilchrist, Lynn Nightingale, Ingrid Luck, Jan Coomer, Judi Polak, Jill McBride and Dot Dallas.

q Pennant side Grade 4 Yellow (L) to (R): Karen McPhie, Deyonne Page, Bev Stephens, Francis Betar, Jean Glover, Lynda Richards, Dale Winter and Elizabeth Kelly.

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THIS property is the ideal home with plenty of space for all the family members.

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Downstairs has a separate lounge area with a bedroom and ensuite, large modern kitchen and dining area opening onto the

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The triple lock up garage also houses an extra storage room and the laundry.

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For further information contact John Rumble at Hawks Nest First National Real Estate on (02) 49970262.

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This villa has open plan family, dining and kitchen areas, two bedrooms with built ins plus a huge master bedroom with mirrored floor to ceiling built ins, ensuite and private

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Centrally located within meters to award winning restaurants, cafes, boutique shopping and a family owned bakery, it’s as easy as moving straight in, ready to enjoy an enviable, easy lifestyle.

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GENGE GRANT

Aged 57 years of North Arm Cove Much loved son of ALFRED and BERYL (both dec). Loved uncle of KARREN and MARK. Much loved member of the GENGE family and a great friend to many.

Family and friends are warmly invited to the Celebration of GRANT’s life in the North Chapel, Newcastle Memorial Park Anderson Dr, Beresfield on FRIDAY, 29th March 2019 at 2pm.

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3 SEATER LOUNGE GC, $350 ono. Blue club chair $50. Simpson Washing Machine, 4kg, 3 star rating $75. Travel cot $75. Ph 0410906260

BILLIARD Snooker table.

Full size with all acc. $5000 0409496795

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4WD Aircompressor NEW SCA monsoon 70lmp, O 12LDvolt with deflatorS $150 ono John 49970435 ANTIQUE Rocking Horse. Wood and horse hair. $150 ONO 0430363046 ASHFORD Spinning Wheel $60. CARDER $40. Royal Albert, old English rose, 11 pieces $200. 4997 0266.

BAUER men’s comfort cross bicycle. 15” nickel grey frame. 1-8 speed gear display. Near new cond. $350 ono. Ph Bob 0408 972 600 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Email for Price & Proof

BBQ matador Functional 6 burner with Side pot cooker, gas Bottle, tools and manuals. Almost new. $850 ono. 49198044

BEALE Pianola plus rolls. Very good condition, plays well. Great fun for parties. Piano would suit keen pianist or beginner. $800. ph.49971110.

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BEACH Rollers for Catamaran - As new, little use. $300ono 0425 212 017 BRAND new boys joggers and school shoes sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. $5.00 - $25.00 4982 8922 BEDROOM suite, king size, Corinthian white gloss. Incl: base, head, two bedside tables, tall boy & chest of drawers.Exc. cond. $950 0419219485 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Email for Price & Proof

BOSCH Biscuit Joiner as new, little use cost $525, sell $250 4987 2338

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(Stroud, Tea Gardens and Bulahdelah) These positions are responsible for undertaking the operation of plant and equipment in road, bridge and drainage construction and maintenance tasks.

For full details visit Councils website at https://www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/ Careers-with-Council Closing date 28 March 2019 by 11.30 pm.

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Expressions of Interest

CAFÉ/COFFEE SHOP OPERATOR Hawks Nest Golf Club is seeking Expressions Of Interest from suitably qualified hospitality professionals who would be interested in operating the clubs’ café/coffee shop on a leasehold basis.

The current operation provides coffee, sandwiches, rolls, wraps, pies, sausage rolls, cakes etc to our club members and visitors 7 days per week between the hours of 10am and 5pm.

Please forward Expressions of Interest by C.O.B on Wednesday 27thMarch to; The General Manager Hawks Nest Golf Club P.O.Box 6 Hawks Nest 2324 Or via email- gm@hawksnestgolfclub.com.au

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MOBILITY scooter pride quest folding travel scooter Brand New paid $3000.

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ROUND timber antique. Table 740cm $200. 0429485169 Nelson Bay

GOLF cart, electric, Wet weather covers $2,500 49972826 Or 0419259655 GOLF Clubs. Mens Cobra Fly/ Z / XL, Regular Flex Shafts, Sand Iron to 4 Iron,2 yrs old,Little use. $300 ono 0447622083 GOLF Buggy electric $250. Set LH clubs $150, RH $150 . Ph 49810798 GOLF cart, Yamaha Petrol, OLD $1,400 S 0428970662 CLASSIFIEDS ads@mcnota.com.au

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By Margie TIERNEY THERE’LL be no rest for young cricketers, James McCarthy and Tom Long over the offseason, the two boys from the Under 12’s Karuah Tea Gardens District Club having been selected in the Hunter Primary Schools Sports Association cricket side to play at the State Titles in Wollongong later this year.

The journey to represent the Hunter wasn’t an easy one.

“James, from Tea Gardens Public and Tom, from Karuah Public, originally played in the Port Stephens trial, before being selected to trial against 68 other youngsters from the Hunter,” Colin McCarthy said.

“Both boys were then selected to trial in a game of the last 22 players and then went on to be selected in the Hunter team, of 12 players, to go onto the State Titles.”

James was selected as a fast medium bowler and Tom as a leg spinner.

James said, “I trialled last year and learnt a lot from it, so I was excited to hear my name called out.”

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“I was hoping to do well and I’m really happy”, Tom said.

Colin McCarthy, who’s Secretary/Treasurer of the Karuah Tea Gardens District Cricket Club Secretary/Treasurer, Colin McCarthy, said the club was ecstatic, “We are a small club, two kids into a Hunter team is sensational.”

“We are very proud of the boys, both are handy cricketers”.

Both boys will play trial games and train over the winter period with the Hunter team, coached

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THE Myall Coast Little Athletics season is all but over, after another season which saw our youngsters train, compete and thanks to their parents, travel great distances all in the name of their chosen sport.

Under 13’s Lachlan Riley and Gemma Brown and Nicolas Breed, under 15’s, recently headed to Dubbo for the NSW State Multi-Event Championships which saw the trio compete again 600 athletes in track and field events over the two day event.

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competed in the 100m sprint, 90m hurdles, 800m, discus, shot put, long jump. Lachlan finished 19th and Gemma placed out of 20th out of 32 registered athletes in their respective groups.”

“Being in the older age group, Nicolas competed in seven events, 100m, 100m hurdles, 800m, discus, javelin, high jump and long jump and ended the weekend placing 18th out of 25 registered athletes.”

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