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Debris continues to wash ashore By Rachael VAUGHAN PORT Stephens MP Kate Washington has backed up concerns from Hawks Nest and Tomaree Peninsula residents about the ongoing incidence of rubbish from the YM Efficiency washing onshore. Residents report that rubbish continues to appear regularly on Jimmys Beach and around the Fingal Headland. With school holidays about to begin, residents are particularly concerned about the impact this ongoing rubbish will have on the region’s reputation as a holiday destination. NSW Maritime has advised residents to report any rubbish they see to 13 12 36. Locally based contractors from

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MIDCOAST Council is holding a series of community meetings and workshops

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over the coming weeks. The Strategic Planning team will host a workshop on Wednesday 17 October at the Baptist Church in Tea

Gardens aimed at exploring the region’s residential zones and how they may be applied to cater for our future generations.

Kate Washington at Jimmys beach with residents Ken Garrard and Patricia Brennan.

“We currently have different residential zones being used across the three former regions, so now is the time for us to review our

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Debris continues to wash The Minister has ashore until 3 October 2018 to FROM Page 1

Varley continue to be engaged to respond to the container spill. During the recent NSW Parliament Budget Estimates Ms Washington put the following questions to the Minister for Maritime and Freight, Melinda Pavey MP.

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that will help us develop a robust, contemporary and consistent planning framework.” The Tea Gardens meeting is being held between 11am and 1pm. Registrations are required by Friday 12 October, and can be made online at www.midcoast. nsw.gov.au/housing or by phoning 6591 7222. The team at MidCoast Assist is also inviting people who have some time to spare and an interest in helping older members of our community, to drop in and chat with them over a cuppa about volunteering

respond to these written questions. Regarding the YM Efficiency container spill off the coast of Hawks Nest, what un-recovered costs has RMS incurred in responding to this incident? What costs has the ship’s insurer incurred to date? And how many claims

opportunities with Ageing Services. Vikki Richards and Alan Twemlow have eight years experience between them volunteering with MidCoast Assist. They each accompany older MidCoast residents on social activities and outings and Alan is a driver, transporting clients to activities and home again. They both say the personal rewards of volunteering are immense. “If you volunteer and keep yourself active, you’re better yourself,” “There is a warm inner glow of satisfaction each time, you’ve helped out and made a difference for someone

for damage by local commercial fishers have been lodged with the ship’s insurer? Kate Washington told News Of The Area, “I am concerned about the ongoing damage this container spill is having on our reputation as a picturesque, pristine holiday destination.” “Local contractors Varley have done a fantastic job in responding to rubbish

as it is reported, so I encourage any residents who notice rubbish to contact RMS via 13 12 36 so they can keep on top of the situation.” “I have already questioned the Minister about the costs of this operation, and I want to ensure the ship’s insurer pays for every cent of this clean up for as long as it takes for the impacts of the spill to end,” she said.

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q MIDCOAST VOLUNTEER: Vikki Richards with client. that day.” Vikki added “Absolutely. If you’re retired and you can spare some time, I know I feel better.” “I don’t have to do this, I want to do it”. The MidCoast Assist team will be at the Tea

Gardens Library on Wednesday 17 October from 10.30am. If you can’t make this session, you can call the MidCoast Assist team on 1300 65 88 30 or visit the website at www.midcoastassist. com.au/volunteering.

some great musical acts performing including; Kerosine Kate, a great local country/rock band, Down By The River, a professional covers band, Sweet and Stumpy, a local duo, The Two Lilys, a Saxophone and Guitar duo. Graeme Bird, Country Singer/ Songwriter, Maggie Scott, an International Entertainer from Sydney, and me, Trevor Knight.” There will be market stalls and a display of hand made locally crafted instruments, as

well as food and drink stalls, including the infamous Rural Fire Brigade Sausage Sizzle. A Horse Whispering workshop will be conducted on the day, and Ron & Helen Hindmarsh (acclaimed professional Artists) will be on site giving art demonstrations. Trevor said, “All the Rural Fire Brigade trucks will be there for inspection, and as the saying goes, much more to come.”

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SUMMER is coming, and we’re set for a scorcher. Our heroic men and women in orange, our volunteer firefighters, are heading for potentially their busiest season, and it’s important that they know how much the community appreciates them and all they do for those around them to protect us from fire. If you’d like to play a part if recognising these amazing volunteers, come along to a special one day

Music Festival that has just been announced, to be held in honour of our Rural Fire Brigade members. Sunday 14 October will see an event to raise funds and awareness for local Brigades, to be held at a beautiful property called ‘Boolambayte’ (5kms down the Wootton Way from Bulahdelah and follow signs) News Of The Area spoke with Organiser Trevor Knight, who told us “On the day, we have

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Return to Country By Rachael VAUGHAN WORIMI and Biripi woman Pauline Syron-Coxon, an Aboriginal artist born in Bulahdelah, has returned home with a special piece of artwork that will now live in the hometown of her family. Pauline is the eldest daughter of Barry and Clare Syron and the granddaughter of the late Nana Syron, who the Bulahdelah bridge is named after. Nana Syron was born on the Barrington near Gloucester and is a traditional Aboriginal woman of the Worimi and Biripi Nations. Pauline’s Pop Bob Syron was also an Aboriginal man from Forster which is part of the Worimi nation. The Syron family moved to Bulahdelah in the 1950’s and all attended Bulahdelah Central school. Pauline is from a large family who are located throughout the district. Pauline’s inspiration for Art is from her Nana as a storyteller. Pauline told News Of The Area,

“I could never tell stories as well as my Nana did, so I did what I know I can do well, and I keep her stories alive with storytelling through my artworks.” “Nana could always make good of any situation, and find humour in anything, even the tough times. She was a very special lady.” “I began painting in 1999, the year Nana Syron passed away, and I was inspired to use art as my story telling. I paint scenes that are uplifting and share Nana’s message of love, hope and joy,” she said. Pauline has been living in the Snowy Mountains for the past six years, and has built a successful art gallery and business. Her next endeavour is to set up

my Artist Studio at her home on the Karuah River for this summer. Pauline said, “I will be actively travelling from one studio space to another for the near future with my goal to be permanently back home.” One very special piece of art has found its way back home, and that is the incredible flannel flower piece pictured with Pauline, and it’s proud new owner, Denise Haynes from R and R Property. Denise told News Of The Area, “I have been watching Pauline’s work for so long, just waiting for that right piece for our office that would fit in with the history of our building here in Bulahdelah.” “When the Flannel Flower

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SCHOOL holidays is a great time to take to the water and help raise money for charity at the same time. Ezy Kayaks at Hawks Nest has joined CanTeen’s ‘Buy a Bandanna’ during its monthlong October campaign. CanTeen supports young people whose lives are touched by cancer. CanTeen helps people aged between 12 and 25 cope with a close family member’s cancer or their own. It delivers a wide range of support services, including specialist treatment, camps, peer support and online and face to face counselling.

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By Margie TIERNEY SPEED and alcohol reportedly played a major part in a single vehicle crash on Mungo Brush Road near Hawks Nest. The Falcon sedan, being driven by a 50 year old man from Karuah, lost control on a bend heading north about two kilometres from the Hawks Nest Golf Club, last Sunday. The Falcon rolled a number of times before coming to rest on its roof. Just before the crash, a woman and her two children in a car heading south, told Police they had to quickly swerve to avoid a head on collision. Police believe the driver of the Falcon reached speeds of up to 140 kilometres an hour before the crash.

Tea Gardens Senior Constable Dave Coyle said, “Drug and alcohol tests have been taken from both the 50 year old driver and the 56 year old male passenger, a resident of Tea Gardens.” Both men were taken to hospital, the passenger in a serious condition with internal injuries. Police expect to lay charges, relating to drug and alcohol, speed and driving without a license. With the School Holiday period in full swing, police are urging motorists to slow down with speed still the biggest killer on our roads. Driver fatigue also plays a major factor in crashes, and motorists are being encouraged to use the driver fatigue rest areas and driver reviver stops.

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PARLIAMENTARY Secretary for Digital Inclusion and Port Stephens Duty MLC, Catherine Cusack today visited Reflections Holiday Park in Hawks Nest with Liberal candidate, Jaimie Abbott to announce a $316,000 loan from the Berejiklian Government for internet connectivity upgrades throughout the Park. “Investing in infrastructure which supports regional tourism is a major priority for the Berejiklian Government and I am so glad to be able to announce this,” said Ms Cusack. “This loan will provide the much needed capital for Reflections to continue installing WiFi infrastructure across nine of their Parks.” Liberal candidate for Port Stephens, Jaimie Abbott said proper connectivity in holiday parks is a giant step forward. “Hawks Nest is a pristine corner of Port Stephens and I am really glad the Berejiklian Government is providing this financial assistance to improve internet access. By improving the experience of visitors to this beautiful spot we will encourage more overnight stays, providing a boost to our local businesses,” said Ms Abbott Works will include

installation of 12m and 16m poles for microwave links as well as upgrading 2,400 metres of fibre. In addition to improving the guest experience, the infrastructure will improve the network for Park Management and centrally maintained security monitoring. “The network will soon be completed at Reflections Hawks Nest. Seal Rocks and Forster Beach Parks are now live and these school holidays will ensure the wireless capacity is properly put to the test,” said Ms Abbott. Parks in the next stage of

connectivity works include Coffs Harbour, Nambucca Heads, Bermagui, Tuncurry, Scotts Head and Evans Head. Reflections Holiday Park’s Finance and IT Executive Manager, Michelle Griffin said they would continue building the foundations for a better digital experience for their guests. “Delivery of this project also enables mobile phone coverage where mobile signals are currently unavailable. Previously, Hawks Nest and Seal Rocks Parks had nil to minimal coverage, which meant guests

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Clean out your Closets for a Good Cause By Margie TIERNEY WITH the Myall River Festival just over a week away, it’s not too late to make a contribution to one of the Festival’s most popular attractions. ‘Buy My Wardrobe’ will be back again, proudly presented by the ‘Pearls of Port Stephens’. ‘The Pearls’ as they are affectionately known, is a group of women who combine friendship and fun with fundraising.

“Thank you to those who have responded so far with their donations for our ‘Buy My Wardrobe’ campaign,” The Pearl’s Kerry Patterson said. “It’s lovely to live in such a warm community of people who care about each other.” But Kerry added, “It’s not too late to donate.” “If you have any clothes that you have decided no longer fit or are ‘sooo’…..last year, why not pay it forward and donate to our cause,” Kerry said.

Open Day for Craft By Margie TIERNEY THE Myall Coast Arts and Craft Centre will be throwing open its doors to the community later this month when it holds its annual Open Day on Saturday 20 October. “All members of our community are invited to come along to see what this wonderful community facility has to offer,” Janette Coppock said.

“Some of our talented members will be on hand, demonstrating crafts such as ceramics, woodwork, leather work, spinning, art, mosaics, quilting, just to name a few.” “Whether a long time resident or new to town, we hope you will be able to come along some time during the day to see our members at work on many of these crafts in our four large, well equipped craft rooms.”

“You not only will gain space in your wardrobe but someone else will get joy from your offering and of course our farmers will benefit.” Last year the Pearls raised over $2,000 for Harry’s House in Stockton, a respite home for children with cancer and their families. Our local pre school and Tea Gardens Primary School also received cheques for $500. On the day of the Festival, Saturday 13 October, the

The Craft Centre, began its life many years ago in a makeshift building called ‘The Hut’ on Hawks Nest Golf Course. It had just four members. Over the decades and many fundraisers later, it’s now home to over 200 members in an impressive purpose built building on Myall Street, Tea Gardens. Janette Coppock told News Of The Area, “This is a great opportunity to get started on a new interest and make new friends, especially if you are new to

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to this event. Prior to play birthday greetings were announced to Marian Lilly (Karuah) and Pam Gilchrist. Friday 28th September: Robyn Beaumont, Lorraine Murphy, Maynie Roberts and Kayelene Pearson represented our club at the Newcastle District Versatility Competition. Robyn won her Singles game and Lorraine, Maynie and Kayelene had a win in their Triples game. In the Pairs a win for Robyn and Kayelene and a loss by 3 shots for Lorraine and Maynie in their match. Next the Fours, this team was holding 3rd spot in the Competition at this stage. Unfortunately a loss in the Fours put them out of the winners circle. Great effort ladies, you did well. Coming events: 4th October the final of the Open Consistency between Robyn Beaumont and Maynie Roberts. The 9th October Round 1 of the Minor Pairs. The 19th October Oncology Day. Thanks to all of our local business’s/community members that have already generously donated to this cause. Your response as always is magnificent.

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THE Bulahdelah Women’s Bowling Club has just celebrated an important milestone, its 60th Birthday. Coinciding with the celebrations was the annual Queen of the Mountain competition with 60 bowlers keen to take home the crown. Twenty teams from Karuah, Tuncurry Beach, Tuncurry Forster Sporties, Taree West, Taree Railway, Taree Leagues, Gloucester, Wingham, Black Head, Old Bar and Harrington all travelled to the foot of craggy Mount Alum to take part in the tournament. President of the Bulahdelah Women’s Bowling Club, Mary-Anne Hutley told News Of The Area, “Controlling Body Penny Bonner (Hon Sec), scorekeeper Rod Landsdowne and umpire Ken Southern were on hand to ensure the smooth running of play.” The first game of 15 ends, three-bowl

triples kicked off at 9.30am with all players in high hopes that the forecast rain would stay at bay to allow both games to be completed. But the Rain Gods were having none of that with a severe storm hitting during the lunch break and after a considerable wait it was deemed too dangerous to play on into the afternoon. “The Queen of the Mountain Title and tiara travelled south to Karuah team with a margin of 16 to the team of Judy Green (lead), Marian Lilley (second) and Helen Priest (skip).” Mary-Anne said, “They were closely followed by two teams with a margin of 15 and after a countback by Match Secretary Beatrice Weekes and scorekeeper Rod Lansdowne second place was awarded to the Beresfield team of Gladys Dunning (lead), Narelle Bunt (second) and Pam Martin (skip) with third place going to the Wingham team of Jo Duncan (lead), Lillian Cross (second) and Laurelle Dennes (skip).”

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STABLEFORD. 25/9/2018. Front 9 1. Alan Crittenden 21 2. Neil Clifton 19 c/b 3. Robert R Lamon 19 c/b Vouchers to 16 c/b Back 9

1. Michael Ross 23 2. Patrick Nugent 22 c/b 3. Tony McClure 22 Vouchers to 17 NTP. A B 3rd. Ros Hutchison Peter Sinclair 5th. Ian Richardson Barry MacLean 10th. Bill Vandenberg Roger Chivers 16th. Bill Vandenberg Kevin Durham

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...in the community Hunter Quarries is dedicated to supporting the local community wherever possible and has a long and proud history of doing so. Hunter Quarries are proud supporters of: Bulahdelah Soccer Club. Bulahdelah Show. Bulahdelah Golf Club. Tea Gardens Baptist Church. Karuah Pre-School. Karuah Primary School. Karuah Bowling Club. Karuah Golf Club. Bundabah Tennis Club. Clarencetown Football Club.

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AFTER a few years of absent the Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Motor Club Inc. was once again invited to participate in the Riverside Festival. We are delighted to assist in promoting this vital local Festival by arranging 15 Veteran, Vintage, Classic and Unique vehicles to be on display in the area, as before from Tillerman Restaurant to the Gallery. Due to a high number of new members having joined our Motor Club during last two years there will be some interesting vehicles on display. Many elderly car owners in town will recognize some of the vehicle types they owned or drove in their younger years. On display: Austin Healey 1956, BMW 325 Convertible, VW Scirocco GT 1985, Ford Mustang 1964, Ford Falcon 1970, Camero 1973, Datsun 2000 Sport 1968, Holden Ute 1956, Citron 2-CV 1985, MGB Roadster 1964, Porsche 356 1963, etc. The Motor Club will also have an Information Stand answering any questions visitors like to ask about the popular local Motor Club, annual Community Aid Event Day called ‘Motorfest’. Juergen Seil Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Motor Club Inc.

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Craft Group OPINION Gardens Visit Dear News Of The Area A GROUP of twenty of us had a thoroughly enjoyable day at the magnificent Hunter Valley Gardens which were opened 15 years ago, how time gets away. After morning tea at the neighboring village and a spot of shopping we entered the gardens and had a light lunch in the cafe after which we took the train ride around the eight kilometers of pathways and saw ten differently themed

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display gardens, unfortunately we were a couple of weeks too early for the roses in bloom, but it was a beautiful day and the gardens looked spectacular with the spring blossoms appearing. I am sure we were all inspired from the experience and will use some of the ideas in our own gardens, be it on a smaller scale. Pam and Eddie Smith Wednesday Craft Group

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Every time my 14-year-old son gets on anything with wheels, he seems to injure himself. On the first day of the school holidays, he was riding a motorised bike, braked too heavily and went head over turkey resulting in a five hour wait at the local medical centre, stitches and lots of whinging and moping around the house. What can he do that is safe? Mrs HL, Tea Gardens

Dear Mrs HL, I FEEL your pain. I was also at the local clinic this week after my son came off a skateboard. In fact, there were many mums and a few dads with the same aggrieved look because they’d paid thousands of dollars for a Port Stephens holiday only to spend it in a waiting room reading a four-month-old Women’s Weekly and watching their water wonderland escape fade fast. The truth is, there is no safe activity for a 14-year-old boy. They manage to make everything as dangerous as negotiating a landmine. Get them to try synchronised swimming and they’ll get the nose clip somestuck in their ear. Suggest ten pin bowling and they’ll end up going down the lane with the ball. A game of soccer will quickly turn into a medical emergency. Hide and seek will result in a child lost forever. Table tennis will lead to an aggressive backhand shot that gives little Johnny concussion. All you are really left with is gaming. No, then you have to worry about the dark web, repetitive strain injury, anger management, insomnia and nervous tension. How about gardening? Mmmm. Pollen allergies, bee stings, ant bites, thorns in the fingers and stinging nettles. Cooking? Exploding saucepans, flesh wounds, third degree burns from the Thermomix, the loss of a finger . . . How about drawing or reading? They are the only activities I can think of that won’t end in disaster, though paper cuts can be extremely painful. Best of luck till you can return the little treasure back to the safe environment of his local school. Carpe diem, Jasminda

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Men’s Bowls week Tea Gardens Men’s Bowling Club By The JAFFA

26 SEPTEMBER They said the rain would come, and it did! The good field of 51 players were restricted to just one game before the heavens opened after one end of the afternoon game. With the fate of the winning teams determined by

the luck of the draw, the Palm Lake connection of; Doug Naylor, and Alan Greenhalgh winning on the grass and Rob Young, Greg Porter and Keith Smith on the synthetic. The Myall Bistro Voucher was won again by Barry Goode. Players celebrated the end of the football season some turning up in their favourite strip but none supported the Grand Finalists.

Brian McPhie went all the way, proudly displaying the wooded spoon! 28 September Not many players took advantage of the glorious spring weather today with only 14 turning out for the Friday Open Pairs. Vic Garlick and Dennis Wilberforce claimed the bragging rights. In other news: Organisers of the Palm

Junior Referee of the Year ZAC Fletcher officiated in his third season this year and made the progression into the senior ranks. He centred 6 Ladies matches early in the season along with various WPL and NPL games. Zac was always available to officiate junior games on a Saturday morning in Bulahdelah before he would then travel to afternoon senior appointments. Zac was an Assistant Referee for 6 Premier League fixtures during the year, and centred 2 Men’s League matches, performing well on both occasions. He also was an Assistant Referee on the Southern Men’s Grand Final and finished his season with a centre in the U15 Zone Championship match last weekend. Congrats on a great year Zac. We look forward to seeing you progress further into senior appointments in season 2019.

TUESDAY Ladies 25-09-2018 - Irish 4BBB Stableford - 60 Players Overall Winners 1. Pamela Keegan, Susan Fordy, Diann Nummy & Diane Vercoe 83 2. Sue Ward, Bev Smart, Jeanette Patfield & Elaine Bramma 80 C/B 3. Shirley Pearson, Sue Kovacs, Sue Brownrigg, & Sue Nicholson 80

Results for Bridge Hawks Nest Bridge Club By Sally HUNTER

RESULTS Monday 17th September 1. Liz Caro & Trish Thatcher 2=. Gordon Morrison & Rex Stoessiger 2=. Chez Rands & Leslie Falla Handicap Winners – Gordon Morrison & Rex Stoessiger Friday 21st September – Dolphins Benefit Day Red Points N/S 1. Jim Thatcher & Jeanette Whalan 2. John & Jo Younghusband 3. Linda & Glenn Conroy

Hawks Nest Golf Club Social Club By Lyn PEIRSON

THIS week we had 20 players for darts, the usual crew and visitors spending quality time in our beautiful part of the Myall Coast. An enjoyable evening was had by all and our eventual winners after a playoff were Graham Bramley and Mike Latty. Our runners

E/W 1. Adrian Ryan & Peter Bailey 2. Bea Treharne & Sue Matheson 3. Pamela & Breton Gibbs Handicap Winners – Adrian Ryan & Peter Bailey Sunday 23rd September N/S 1. Jim & Trish Thatcher 2. Bill Taylor & Marcia Dane 3. Liz Caro & Peter Bailey E/W 1. Laurice Chivers & Jeanette Whalan 2. Shirley Pearson & Beth Williams 3. Nikolaus & Eric White Handicap Winners – Jim & Trish Thatcher Monday 24th September N/S 1. Liz Caro & Trish

Thatcher 2. Peter Bailey & Adrian Ryan 3. Jim Thatcher & Jeanette Whalan E/W 1. Linda & Glenn Conroy 2. Gordon Morrison & Rex Stoessiger 3. Liz Howarth & Pam Jones Handicap Winners – Linda & Glenn Conroy Friday 28th September N/S 1. Bea Treharne & Sue Matheson 2. Christina La Ponder & Sue Donohue 3. Jim Thatcher & Jeanette Whalan E/W 1. Linda & Glenn Conroy 2. Trish Thatcher & Carolyn Bywater 3. Sandy & Charlie Shuetrim Handicap Winners – Linda & Glenn Conroy

Myall Coast Vets By Tony SMITH

N.T.P Hole 3 - A. Morris - F. Henderson - S. Fordy Balls to 78 C/B Saturday Ladies 29-09-2018 - Stableford 39 Players A. Grade 1. Elle Gottwatlz 36 C/B 2. June Biddle 36 3. Kim McKendrick 34 C/B N.T.P. Hole 5 - C. Boyd B. Grade 1. Dawn Wiggins 37 2. Janet Merryweather 36 3. Dale McClure 31 C/B

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up were Deidre Brain and Michael Russom. The men’s highest score was 140 by Gene McKensie and the ladies was 125 by Lyn Peirson Last weekend was the hotly contested Gibba to Gibba Annual beach fishing tournament, where Tea Gardens, Bulahdelah and Hawks Nest Social Fishing Clubs competed for the coveted trophy. The winning club was Bulahdelah who bagged some

outstanding fish. The weekend was an outstanding success with approximately 70 fisher men, women and children catching a variety of different species and celebrating their success with a great bbq on Sunday. Thankyou to our sponsors for their support and donations for raffles and prizes Terrace Boating in Heatherbrae and Salty Lane in Booner St Hawks Nest.

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Lake Pairs, scheduled for 13/14 October, have decided to keep the entry sheet open until the event is fully subscribed. There are some well credentialed players entered for this tournament but there are bound to be upsets from those with no reputations to protect. Bowlers would do well to mark Friday 19 October on their calendar so that they do not miss the annual Oncology Day organised by the Women’s Bowling Club.

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N.T.P. Hole 5 - J. Poole Balls to 30 C/B Results from 18-09-2108 Cancelled due to Coring of the Greens Saturday Ladies 22-09-2018 - Stableford 26 Players A. Grade 1. Maxine Mitchell 36 2. Jackie Rees 33 C/B N.T.P. Hole 3 - M. Mitchell B. Grade 1. Dawn Wiggins 37 2. Helen Haslam 36 C/B N.T.P. Hole 3 - J. Poole Balls to 33

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4. Kevin Durham 70 c/b 5. Sean V Mullins 70 NTP. 10th A. Dennis Casey B. Alan Greenhalgh C. Max Stephens 16th A. Keith Harrap B. Col Rapley C. Neil Clifton Balls To. A. 77 c/b B. 75 c/b C. 75

MYALL Coast Vets Stroke Monthly Medal. A Grade. 1. Keith Hewish 70 c/b 2. Colin Bagnall 70 3. Graeme Bramley 71 c/b 4. Stuart McLeod 71 c/b 5. Tony Smith 71 B Grade. 1. Maxwell Stephens 69 2. John McKenzie 70 c/b 3. Kevin McInerney 70 c/b 4. Kevin Marr 70 c/b 5. Tommy Curran 70 c/b C Grade. 1. Robert Reid 69 c/b q A grade winner 2. Richard Morley 69 Keith Hewish. 3. Ron Leatham 70c/b

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A 300m level walk to Tea Gardens Public School and 400m to Tillermans Café Restaurant – this home is all about the position. The cottage is approx. 26 years old and is single level brick and tile, set on approx 600 sqm of level land. In the quiet cul de sac of Higgins Close, the property has been well maintained and much loved. An open plan living and dining space is light filled from windows at the front and rear. The kitchen is functional

and tidy with a large window to the garden and deck. A door leads to a back verandah which would be wonderful for family meals. There are three bedrooms all with built in wardrobes. The master bedroom features an en-suite and could easily accommodate a king size bed. A family bathroom with a shower over the tub is great for long soaks at the end of the day. The laundry is large with an additional WC, and could easily include more storage and cabinetry. A tandem garage runs the depth of the house and

provides undercover access. Side access allows for parking of the campervan and boat in an undercover area. A gate on this side would enclose the fenced back yard. There are veggie gardens and yet there is still plenty of room for the children to play. If you’re in the market for a home in one of the best locations in Tea Gardens, minutes to the school, cafés and riverfront, then number 6 Higgins Close is a must see. A family home or one for the retirees or maybe just a holiday home. Call Bryan Stevenson 0419 384 569 from Century 21 for more information.

9/58-60 Moira Parade “Majestic Views” HAWKS NEST PRICE: $P.O.A.

SECURE yourself an executive style residence or holiday getaway beside the beautiful Myall River in Hawks Nest. Gateway to the Myall Lakes National park, this is the perfect area to escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Features of the property include open plan kitchenliving-dining, extra toilet and polished floorboards on the top floor. The home has three large bedrooms, ensuite and the main bathroom on the middle floor. The ground floor has

guest bedroom, ensuite, laundry and double garage. Other features include: Kitchen features top quality appliances; Personal elevator; Fully ducted airconditioning and ducted

vacuuming system; Large entertaining deck with views to Myall River. Call for John Rumble at Hawks Nest First National Real Estate to arrange an inspection today.

Quiet Coastal Living 281 Warri Street, PINDIMAR PRICE: $435,000

IF peace & quiet is on your checklist than you should definitely visit Pindimar, where this lovely home awaits its new owners. The home is well maintained has 3 good size bedrooms a main bathroom, separate WC and internal laundry. The kitchen is modern with plenty of storage space and breakfast bar. The lounge & dining area is open plan and light filled with sliding doors to the backyard. The home also has a covered outdoor patio area to the east of the home adding space to the living areas. It has a carport and garage, however this is currently being used for additional storage. The beautiful gardens, the lawn

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Style, Quality & Elegance 76 Toonang Drive TEA GARDENS PRICE: $1,200,000

OPEN the gates to this private estate drive down the sweeping driveway and you will find a beautiful home filled with elegance, style and grandeur. Positioned on approximately 1.05Ha or 2.5acres, this highly accommodating family abode would arguably be one of Tea Gardens’ best. Dylan Tennyson from Tea Gardens Real Estate is very pleased to offer this elegant home to the market. The spacious floorplan encompasses 4 large bedrooms, 3 of which boast sizable walk-in robes. Ceiling

fans throughout the home, under floor ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning and optimal ventilation provides you with year round comfort, the handcrafted staircase leads you to the master suite which features a personal study nook/sitting room, gorgeous ensuite with sunken spa, spacious walk-in robe and front and rear balconies. The well-appointed kitchen harmonises effortlessly with the dining/ living areas and includes modern appliances. Stylish French doors open from the kitchen, onto the ‘breakfast’ balcony overlooking the spacious front garden, providing the ideal spot to start your day. The 6m x 9m workshop

includes 15 amp power and an additional 6m x 9m carport for added vehicular accommodation. The double garage connects via a covered walkway to the home. Included with this impressive residence is an impressive battery storage and solar system for reduced power bills, LED lighting, 360o motion sensor video surveillance, dual open fire place. Inspections are invited by appointment, please contact Dylan at Tea Gardens Real Estate on 0418 292 908.

“Riverview Retreat” for sale. Comprising of a block of only two with two street access’s, the front being Marine Drive which runs the length of the waterfront, and a quiet rear laneway accessing the garages and carports. The block of land is 13.9 m x 38 m x 13.5 m x 36.3 m. The two townhouses will go onto the market for

sale however negotiations are invited for two separate sales or one sale of the whole complex. Possibilities are exciting. Live in one and create a very healthy income stream from the other, or renovate both a townhouse at a time. Both of the townhouses have completely separate access. 2/115 Marine

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FANTASTIC opportunity to secure one or both of these waterfront townhouses. Currently owned by the same family, their own personal holidays have come to an end and it’s now time to list

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Garage Sale FINGAL Bay, Unit 1, 8 Ala Moana Way. Open between 12 & 2pm. Sat 6 Oct. Bargains galore. DVDs, CDs, books, garden, clothes, kitchen, pet, etc. No Early Comers MASSIVE Craft Sale. Fabrics, cottons, sewing machines, over locker, stained glass and much more. Sun 7th 10am 3 Ayres Ave, Tea Gardens

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Items MAHOGANY High quality dining table with six refurbished chairs and matching sideboard Make an offer. Light brown elegant Lounge suite - 2 armchairs and one 3 seater Matching Lamp and Oak Coffee table Sell as a set - make an offer. Also grey metal filing cabinets, 3 drawers $40 each. 2x bookshelves timber $50 each. 49972294 Hawks Nest OZITO Bench Saw $100. RYOBI Bench Grinder $60. RHINO Pedestal Drill $80. OZITO Cordless Drill & Battery $30. 2hp Tank Compressor $100. Stud Finder $20. Planer $80. Orbital Sander $40. Power Master Angle Grinder $60. Phone: 02 4981 0681 PARROT cage large, $50. Chest of drawers macadamia wood LD side $50. Queen SO bed ensemble Good cond. $60. Recliner chair $30. RINNAI Gas Heater $200 ono. Ride On Mower Husqvana D LT1536 SOLas new $1,200 ono. Hedge Trimmer Elec. $30 0448145629 RYOBI electric blower, Bosch electric drill w/ 2 chargeable batteries Also lots of tools & Electrical equipment. 49820432 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Email for Price & Proof

ROOF racks $100. Aluminium platform s (x2)120kg capacity $150 Hand tools $10. Two wooden planes $20. each 3 in 1 red spotlight $30. 2 rollaway beds $50 each. 6 power boards best offer. 49973143 SINGLE 2 Single bed and mattress $40. Electric recliner $350. Must sell. 49845586 TOOLS, Fishing Gear, Extra Large Eski. 49849456 VINTAGE Pedal Organ $250. Dual Keyboard Electronic Organ $100. Full size carpenters bench $200. 1940s dressing table $100. 4988 6988 WOODEN bookcase, TV unit (incl TV). New Tall boy. Double sink. Make an Offer. 49972317

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Across: 1. Mars, 4. Serious, 8. Calm, 9. Asia, 10. Ability, 11. Mine, 12. Seep, 14. Tritely, 17. Irish, 19. Wager, 22. Shelves, 26. Roan, 27. Pier, 28. Gambled, 29. Emit, 30. Alas, 31. Adulate, 32. Tugs. Down: 2. Answer, 3. Scamps, 4. Slant, 5. Embers, 6. Inlet, 7. Until, 12. Sins, 13. Eire, 15. Ergo, 16. Yarn, 18. Repeat, 20. Arrest, 21. Easing, 23. Hoard, 24. Libel, 25. Sidle.

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17556 Crossword Goldstar

Blessings from Lynne Miles

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Numbers 32: 23b

Goldstar Crossword across: 1. Mars, 4. Serious, 8. Calm, 9. Asia, 10. Ability, 11. Mine, 12. Seep, 14. Tritely, 17. Irish, 19. Wager, 22. Shelves, 26. Roan, 27. Pier, 28. Gambled, 29. Emit, 30. Alas, 31. Adulate, 32. Tugs. down: 2. Answer, 3. Scamps, 4. Slant, 5. Embers, 6. Inlet, 7. Until, 12. Sins, 13. Eire, 15. Ergo, 16. Yarn, 18. Repeat, 20. Arrest, 21. Easing, 23. Hoard, 24. Libel, 25. Sidle.

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