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PROTEST RALLY: Tea Gardens Slipway An emergency is Paul Bendy’s worst fear, “I don’t differentiate this service from Police, Fire and Ambulance service it’s exactly the same.” Despite the Crown Lands restriction on repairs and maintenance being carried out at the Slipway Paul said, “We will respond in any emergency and stand by this community, then deal with the fines later.” If such an emergency was to happen, the fines are hefty, up to $220,000 for the Association a day, $110,000 for individuals per day. “We’ve had 10 emergencies in the past two years, some major, some minor but what would have happened if we didn’t have this slipway,” Paul said. The Tea Gardens Slipway Association has been working for years to upgrade the slipway and a DA. Is now with MidCoast council, what’s lacking is the hundreds of thousands of dollars needed to fund the project.
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blockage is high. Until the problem can be rectified, the system has been shut down indefinitely. Winda Woppa Association President Ken Garrard said, “5,000 cubic metres was placed on the pinch point a little more than a month ago and recent weather events have eroded sufficient sand to nearly exposing the STS infrastructure.” “Without renourishing the sand at the pinch point we are again in a precarious situation.” MidCoast Council says it’s STS contractors
are working non-stop to come up with a solution to the problem. It’s also understood Council is looking to return to its previous method of trucking sand onto Jimmy’s Beach. The STS, with its 10 pumping stations, was scheduled to start operations last month. MidCoast Council had planned for two campaigns for this year, one in April and then September to replenish the sands on Jimmy’s Beach, which has suffered from major erosion problems for over 30 years.
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Pairs Trophy Day Tea Gardens Women’s Bowling By Lynda RICHARDS
TUESDAY 21st May: A good turn up of bowlers and perfect weather to be playing lawn bowls. Format for social bowls 2 games of Triples and 2 games of Fours. A day when the winning teams won with big margins. Carol Hayden, Lily Smith and Lynne Green led 17 to nil on the 7th end against Ingrid Luck, Jill McBride and Pat Baker. Pat's team managed a comeback just going down by 10 shots 21 v 17. Sheila Rattray, Pam Gilchrist and Kayelene Pearson 21 v Francis Betar, Bette Saillard & Karen Green 14. Maureen Campbell, Lyn Nightingale. Robyn Webster and Sandra Leisemann 24 v Judi Polak, Carolyn Bywater, Dawn May and Lynda Richards 13. Jan Coomer, Jeanette Emmett, Bev Stephens and Dale Winter were 7 all on the 7th end v Dawn Jones, Dorothy Thompson, Lesley Kibble and Deyonne Page then Dale's team took control
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incredible pain, having their toes broken in order to resemble the lotus (and a whole raft of other perverse reasons that aren’t suitable to relay in a community paper). There are social media sites specifically for people who are into feet (who knew?). Yes, it is a strange old world out there. Now, if you really don’t like your feet being touched, and if the whole ‘I’m ticklish’ thing just encourages your new man, perhaps you could turn him off by telling him you have a rather undesirable foot condition – there’s a raft of them – corns, bunions, Plantar Fasciitis, Athlete’s Foot, Plantar Warts, Diabetic Foot Ulcer . . . . That should dissuade him. Good luck, Miss HA. Personally, I’d be getting cold feet. Carpe diem, Jasminda.
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winning 18 v 11. The winner of the day was the team winning with the lowest margin, 2 teams qualified on a count back of ends the prize went to Deyonne's team. Thanks to the Myall Bistro & Café for their donation of the raffle prize which was won by Dale Winter. Thursday 23rd May: Our annual RSL Pairs Trophy Day was held, this event has been sponsored by the RSL Tea Gardens Sub Branch for 20 years. Teams are randomly selected, random draw, 3 games of 8 ends to be bowled. Play was on the grass and the synthetic green. Two teams managed 3 wins, the winners were Jean Glover and Maynie Roberts with 34 shots. The Runners Up Jan Coomer and Sandra Leisemann 27 shots. A double celebration for Jean who recently had a birthday. Many thanks to Paul Colver, Vice President of Tea Gardens RSL Sub Branch for presenting prizes, our Social Committee Ingrid Luck, Lyn Nightingale, Bette Saillard and Dale Winter for preparing our delicious lunch and to all those
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Council’s Biggest Morning Tea has20been raising much needed funds for a cause close to all of 24 our hearts. 1 in 2 of all Australians are diagnosed with cancer before the age of 85. 26 FROM Page 1 Last year the Australia wide campaign prizes and great clothes from the Pearls on raised nearly 27 $12 million. 28 sale, the takings added to the coffers of the We may be a small community but APRIL Winner fundraiser. we’ve got a generous heart. Tea Gardens hotel also delivered a great Those who joined in the Tea Gardens Tea Gardens Stepdowns grazing table and delicious treats toA the Explorawords Created: & B FoleyHotel’s Biggest Across Down Morning Tea raised well Can youDeaden find the hidden last meaning in theof picture puzzles below? enthusiastic crowd. Creator No: 12392 1for sound 1 Be listless over $2,500 the cause week and For more than 25 years, the Cancer 5 Wearies 2 Become bankrupt 1. had a great day out to boot. Qxpress: Gaynor
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Your Say on Council’s Forward Plans MIDCOAST Council’s commitment on the services and activities the community can expect to be delivered during the 2019-20 year and proposed fees and charges is now on public exhibition. The 2019-20 Operational Plan, presented alongside the three year delivery program and 2019-20 fees and charges is open for community feedback until 4.30pm Wednesday 19 June. The document also includes the budget for the coming year and outlines how and where funds will be spent. “We invite members of the public to provide feedback on these documents, which will then go back to Councillors for adoption,” General Manager Adrian Panuccio explained. “Once adopted these documents become an important delivery checklist across all areas of Council. “The plans provide an overview of where we are headed, a detailed outline of deliverables and the performance criteria against which we will measure our progress.” Mr Panuccio said an important focus for the coming year will be on a range of transformational projects that will take MidCoast Council into the next phase of integration and providing services for our community. “Many of these projects focus
on improving the internal business processes of Council, and this work is critical to ensure that direct services to the community are delivered efficiently and effectively.” During the coming year Council will also be working across all facets of Council business to deliver: improvements to significant recreational facilities, the Civic Precinct project providing a new innovative library space and customer service point for the Forster community, development of a Cultural Plan, and the implementation of support strategies for our youth and ageing sectors. “Work will continue on the development of a MidCoast wide local environmental plan and development control plan to allow for a common approach to development applications and we will begin design work on improvements to both water and sewer services for the Gloucester region.” Find out more about plans, budget, fees and charges by visiting www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/DPOP where you can also review and download the document, and find details about how to make a submission. Community members can have their say until 4.30pm Wednesday 19 June.
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Len Roberts starts Defamation Case CR LEN ROBERTS has issued “Concerns Notices” under the Defamation Act against a number of people and organisations which he claims have defamed him. The notices refer to articles published in the Manning Community News and various Facebook pages and posts.
Cr Roberts is seeking any unlawful defamatory publication or communication to cease, the removal of any offensive material, the publishing of a full apology and compensation for the expense and harm already caused.
Cr Roberts is represented by Bromhead Legal in making
this stand against malicious and hurtful comment in public debate. Solicitor Greg McInnes argues that Cr Roberts has served his community with integrity for many years, and agrees the need to prevent others becoming the target of such attacks. “Publishers need to take responsibility for the cruel, damaging and malicious comments they allow to be carried in their publications. “We have a very strong case and recent court judgments have come down heavily upon reckless publications and irresponsible social media posts,” said Mr McInnes. Cr Roberts has drawn comparisons with the ugly attacks made on social media against a Gloucester Dog Pound business, which was recently forced to close after providing a service to that local community for 15 years. “I hope that by taking this strong approach against social media trolls and unregulated publishers, I can prevent another
family suffering the kind of abuse that my family has had to endure,” said Cr Roberts. “Enough is enough.” “I believe the perpetrators are acting like cowards and that we are striking back for those without a voice,” said Cr Roberts. “I will continue to take the necessary legal steps to protect and restore my reputation in the community I have served for many years.”
CR ROBERTS said, "I would like to thank the many people who have supported me through this difficult time and who knew that the truth would eventually come out.”
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Weddings & Functions. Tim thought it about time he formed a full 5 piece band to pay homage to two of New Zealand’s finest artists – The Finn Brothers. Having gathered a fine
bunch of seasoned musos the band was formed . See The Crowdies Show this Friday evening at Tea Gardens Hotel.
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High Tea Thankyou for Volunteers
By Margie TIERNEY
THE Myall Community Arts and Craft Centre has marked Volunteers Week with a special high tea to honour and thank the many locals who donate their valuable time to the group day in day out and all year through. Maryanne Durrant, the Coordinator of the event, said, “This annual event gives us the opportunity to show our appreciation and enjoy one another’s company.” “The 40 guests were welcomed with a glass of champagne or punch and cheese platters, before being seated at tables set with beautiful china for a delicious afternoon tea.” Maryanne and her team of Susan Burns, Denise Dewar, Leona Clissold, Jenny Love, Lyn Ridge and Janette Coppock were
Bridge Result By Esther DIGBY Hawks Nest Bridge Club MONDAY 13th May N/S 1. Liz Caro and Trish Thatcher 2. Jim Thatcher and Jeanette Whalan 3. Linda and Glenn Conroy E/W 1. Carol Richards and Sue Matheson 2. Bea Treharne and Esther Digby 3. John Worgan and Adrian Ryan Handicap Winners – Carol Richards and Sue Matheson Friday 17th May
waitresses for the day. Maryanne said, “It was also a wonderful opportunity for the members to catch up socially and if the chatter and laughter were any indication, it was clear that the afternoon was enjoyed by all and a great success.” As an aside, the Decorative Art Group is also looking for new members. “This small but talented and enthusiastic group of ladies meet at the Centre every Monday from 1.00 to 4.00pm. Jannette Coppock said, “Previously known as Folk Art, Decorative Art incorporates the old folk art techniques and newer more modern themes, such as pictorial, animal, birds and scenery which can be painted onto objects such as plates or onto canvas as well.” “The Group members all have had at least 15 years tuition with an expert teacher and are keen to share this knowledge with new members.”
N/S 1. Jim and Trish Thatcher 2. Chez Rands and Leslie Falla 3. Jo and John Younghusband E/W 1. Jeanette Whalan and Carol Richards 2. Bea Treharne and Sue Matheson 3. Gordon Morrison and Peter Baily Handicap Winners – Jim and Trish Thatcher Monday 20th May (Howell Movement) N/S 1. Liz Caro and Trish Thatcher 2. Bill Taylor and Marcia Dane 3.
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Two of our teams handled the conditions well but the remaining side were completely muscled out of the game and lost badly. Not a good sign! Meanwhile, at base camp, there were several Major Singles games being played with the following results:Doug Andrews won over Ron Webster 3118. Graham Reynolds lost to Mark Hair 25-31. Perter Gurney set up a good lead early in his match against Jeff Baker but eventually lost the match 22-31. Dave Benson overpowered Anthony Grant 31-9. In a marathon game Vic Garlick took it right up to Danny Johnson losing in a shootout 30-31. In –form, Merv Mills accounted for Bob Skewes 31-15. 26 May. An early start for the “Sevens’ trekking
back to Nelson Bay given the task of winning their game against Fingal Bay and hoping that Nelson Bay would be defeated in their match. Tea Gardens came up just 5 shots short of a victory but it was to no avail as Nelson Bay had a comfortable win to go into the final. For the “mighty sevens” it was game, set, and match and the hopes of winning a flag will have to wait until next year. Well done the ‘sevens’ you did us proud! There were another three matches played today in the Club Major Singles with some wonderful bowls being played. Jeff Baker continued on his winning way beating Ross Barry 31-26. Merv Mills gave Mark Hair a good work out over 38 ends with Mark sneaking home 31-25. The “metronomic” Col Saillard accounted for Danny Johnson 31-25. The Club Major Singles Championship will continue next weekend with all the favourites coming to the fore.
I have a dog and a cat. What are my chances of being accepted as a tenant?
UNTIL recently, having a pet – anything other than a goldfish or a budgie – consigned you to rental purgatory. Rejection was the norm. If you were accepted, often the best you could expect was very basic accommodation. But now, with so many Australians having four-legged family members, times have changed. Potential tenants don’t need to relinquish their dog or cat in order to secure a roof over their own heads. Generally rental properties are advertised with ‘pets permitted’ or ‘no pets’ so you know what you’re looking at from the outset. A ‘pet bond’ may be asked for in addition to the rental bond in case of damage to carpets, gardens etc. Many tenants provide references from previous landlords attesting to their pet’s good behaviour. Landlords and Agents want good tenants and pets do not necessarily preclude you from securing a lovely rental property. We have tenants renting with their dogs & cats and they have always been treated with respect by both the Agency and the Landlord. At R and R Property, we and our landlords assess every application on its merits and treat everyone with respect.
Mighty Sevens Tea Gardens Men’s Bowling By The JAFFA
TEA Gardens Men’s Bowling Club News 22 May Wow! a beautiful day on the greens to be playing bowls with 48 players taking part in 2 games of Triples using both greens. The winners came from the second game and the successful teams were Rob Young, Ron Green and Brian Emmett on +15, and Bob Peady, Mike Dellaca and Alan Greenhalgh on +17. The lucky draw went to Neil Kibbles team of Rob Jones and Chris May. Mark Nightingale won the Myall Bistro voucher. 25 May The Pennant season is over for the First National Grade 4 and Grade 6 sides but the “mighty sevens” have made the Sectional playoffs and assembled at Nelson Bay to take on other Sectional winners. Their first game today was against Lowlands BC with both teams playing on very slow greens. Tea Gardens came out on top and won this match comfortably by about 14 shots. Unfortunately, in the afternoon, they came up against host Club Nelson Bay on another “doughy” green.
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Pennant Team Bulah Bowling Hawks Nest Vets KARUAH ROOS RUGBY LEAGUE Win Division 4 FOOTBALL CLUB By Tony SMITH Hawks Nest Vets
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HAWKS Nest Golf Club are very proud of their ladies 2019 Pennant Team in winning their Division 4 in the Hunter District this year. They played through the months of March/April/May against Horizons, Tanilba Bay, Nelsons Bay, Toronto, Pacific Dunes & Muree in all kinds of weather. It has been 8 years since our ladies have won and we wish them all good golfing for next year in Division 3.
WEDNESDAY Ladies Golf winner T Stellema r/u B Kitchin Thursday Vets Golf winner R Winter r/u S Sharp Saturday Golf monthly Mug winner K Smith r/u - T Stellema Saturday Ladies Golf winner - A Benson Jackpot - J Buck Sunday Darts winner D Schlenert r/u M Smith Next Saturday Golf Stableford Medley
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