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Top Cop Meeting Police Commander Mr. Craner and Senior team in for a visit PORT Stephens Police invite all members of the community to meet with Commander Mr Craner and his Senior Management Team in Tea Gardens next Tuesday.

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The meeting is open to all community members and business owners with the purpose of discussing local policing and crime issues.

Community members will have opportunity to raise any concerns they have relating to living and working in the area with the Senior Police Team.

Commander Craner is a very experienced officer having served the police force for more than 25 years in many different roles.

All members of the Tea Gardens, Hawks Nest, Karuah and surrounding

HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Noah Pholi-Harris from Bundabah casts his ballot on his 18th Birthday.

First vote for Noah 18th Birthday celebrated at the polls

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history of the nation came to a close last weekend.

Queues formed early on at polling places in the Myall Coast area, with some voters waiting up to an hour in line

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one of the nation’s youngest voters.

Noah arrived at the polling place in Bulahdelah after a special birthday breakfast, excited and well-prepared having researched the candidates and political parties.

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during the morning before finally casting their ballots.

Volunteers in colourful campaign shirts were out in force handing out how-to-vote cardsand greeting the constant stream of voters.

Celebrating his 18th Birthday on the day of the election, Noah Pholi-Harris from Bundabahwas

communities are encouraged to attend and engage with the Senior Policing Team.

The meeting will take place from 5.00-7.00pm on Tuesday 12 July at the Masonic Lodge, Myall Street Tea Gardens.

Senior Constable Dave Coyle said, “The success of this meeting is highly dependent on people coming and speaking about issues that are important to them.”

“Could I please also ask that you encourage people to attend and make it a success,” he told News Of The Area.

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MIDCOAST Council has completed work to reconstruct a 500 metre length of the Bucketts Way at the Stroud Hill Road intersection.

Council received funding through the Australian Government's Black Spot Programme which is an initiative to reduce crashes on Australian roads.

"The section of the road where work was undertaken was in poor condition and did not have any safety barriers in place," said Council’s Director of Engineering Services Ron Hartley.

"The work has seen drainage improved and the road pavement widened and reconstructed. A safety barrier has been installed along the western

embankment of the work to improve safety and lessen the severity of a crash over the embankment."

"An asphalt surfacing was laid over the Bucketts Way intersection with Stroud Hill Road this week," said Council’s Operations Manager, Robert Fish.

"All that remains to complete the job is line marking, which is expected to occur in July. The project progressed well and is a credit to all Council staff involved."

Council's Stroud Depot Operations staff undertook the construction project.

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to start somewhere,” according to Allan Wilson the President of MCE. “It is all about having

fun and entertaining the local community with live theatre. Some of the parts have minimal lines to learn,” Mr Wilson said.

Allan welcomes everyone to come along and have a look, and maybe get involved with live theatre for the first time.

Mr Wilson said, “You have nothing to lose, except stage fright.”

The play will be performed at Hawks Nest Community Hall from 12 to 15 October, including a matinee session.

Auditions for this fun play will be on at the Tea Gardens Uniting Church Hall, 120 Myall Street at 7pm on Wednesday 20 July.

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Debutantes enjoy their night

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“It’s a new experience and it is important to have a say in the future of this country,” Noah said.

“I discussed the choices with my father, listened to his opinion and took it all into consideration and voted in a way that best fitted with the issues that I think are important.”

Noah said he was a little overwhelmed at the size of the Senate ballot paper, but was confident he had completed the voting slips correctly.

“I feel really excited about casting my ballot papers and I feel I have now contributed to a significant decision for the country,” he said.

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Photo: Jaspa Photography “It’s a good life lesson being presented as a young woman in front of my family and community,” Bianca said.

“I have a lot of respect for my friends and it was a privilege being able to share this experience with them.”

The Ball was organised by Bulahdelah Pre-School as a major fundraiser for the centre and capped off 10 weeks of dance

Area he was glad his birthday fell on Election Day rather than having to wait a few more years for the next opportunity to vote.

Of the 15.6 million people enrolled to vote in last weekend’s election, 963,000 were first-time voters.

Although some voters in the area experienced long queues, the staff at the Tea Gardens polling booth said the constant flow of voters during the morning was as expected.

"The crowds we've had here today have been reasonable, but nothing out of the ordinary,” they said.

“The lines have averaged about 30-40 people in one go, but it’s

practices and rehearsals for the Debutantes.

Pre-School Director Gai Tooze said the success of the night was the culmination of many months of hard work by a large number of people.

“The Debutantes and their partners are a wonderful group of young people who presented themselves confidently and all danced very well,” Mrs Tooze

said.

“We have a very good turnout from the community and are very fortunate to have Mr Horton return to Bulahdelah to be our special guest.”

Debutantes and their partners were from Tea Gardens, Girvan, Bulahdelah and further afield.

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EIGHT young ladies were greeted with continuous applause as they were formally introduced at the 2016 Bulahdelah Debutante Ball.

Accompanied by their partners and flower girls, the Debutantes were radiant in their elegant long white gowns as they walked the red carpet making their debut into society, signifying the start of their adult lives.

The Debutantes were presented to special guest Mr Roger Horton in front of their family, friends and community members.

Taking to the floor, the young ladies and their partners entertained the large crowd with a series of formal ballroom dances before being joined by their parents for the traditional Pride of Erin.

Debutante Bianca Mason followed in the footsteps of her mother Jacinta and older sister Michaela who have both previously made their Debuts in Bulahdelah.

Bianca said she thoroughly enjoyed getting dressed up and making her Debut with her friends.

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Lyne Honours for Gillespie THE election for the Seat of Lyne has been run and won with Nationals Dr David Gillespie comfortably retaining the seat.

At the close of counting on Election night, 86% of the total vote had been tallied.

Dr Gillespie secured a strong lead with a margin of 62 percent in front of his closest rival Labor’s Peter Alley with 38 per cent of the twoparty preferred vote.

Independent Brad Christensen and Greens Julie Lyford each scored just over nine percent of the primary vote.

They were followed by Christen Democrat Elaine Carter with three percent and Independent Rodger Riach with two percent.

In the Myall Coast area, David Gillespie received the highest number of primary votes from voters at Bulahdelah, Hawks Nest,

North Arm Cove and Tea Gardens polling places.

In contrast, Labor’s Peter Alley scored 53% of the two-party preferred vote in Karuah.

Shortly after 9.00pm on Election night, Dr Gillespie posted a message on Facebook saying, “Looking good in Lyne. Thanks to all my supporters and booth workers today and everyone who has placed your trust in me again.”

Dr Gillespie started Election Day early in Wauchope visiting many of the polling places in the electorate as he travelled south, stopping at Taree High School to cast his own vote.

Speaking to Media on Election Day, Dr Gillespie said he had been getting a good response around the polling places.

“I’ve received an awful lot of support from people at the booths

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Drugs inside the car found A FEMALE will appear in court in relation to possessing a prohibited drug after being found with cannabis.

Bulahdelah Police report they had cause to stop and

search a motor vehicle on the Pacific Highway south of Bulahdelah at 3.30pm on 30 June.

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“We’ve run a positive campaign and I’ve worked really hard for the electorate.”

Dr Gillespie also discussed the changes to the electoral boundaries for this election and said the Myall Coast is ‘absolutely majestic.’

“There are so many beautiful areas that I had been to as University student and it’s now really ironic that it’s now in the Lyne Electorate.”

With 60 percent of votes counted for the NSW Senate, the Liberals/Nationals and Labor have claimed four seats each with four seats still to be determined.

By Daniel SAHYOUN HUNTER Local Land Services recently hosted an open community session in Bulahdelah to discuss the predicted changes that agriculture will face as a result of climate variability.

A draft climate action plan was presented to the community during the evening, with board members and staff on hand to speak with landholders about managing the changes.

Regional Coordinator Karen Fitzherbert said recent flood and storm events in the Hunter remind us of the impact that a changing climate can have.

“Knowing how our region may be influenced by climate variability is important to allow our farmers and communities to prepare for extreme weather events in the future,” Mrs Fitzherbert said.

The open community session followed a meeting of the Manning Great Lakes Community Advisory Group.

The group, which consists of representatives from agricultural, industry, local government and community, provides high level advice and feedback to Hunter Local Land

Services on local priorities and services.

Mrs Fitzherbert said local issues discussed by the group related to water catchment quality, wild dog control, natural resource management, animal diseases and biosecurity.

“The NSW Government is proposing changes to biodiversity legislation relating to pest animals, pest plants, weeds and animal diseases,” she said.

“This will mean new frameworks and obligations for land owners.”

A consultation package of the reforms to land management and biodiversity conservation in NSW can be viewed at www. landmanagement.nsw.gov.au Hunter Local Land Services works with landholders throughout the Hunter and Manning Great Lakes across several local government areas including the MidCoast and Port Stephens Council areas.

Hunter Local Land Services will hold further meetings throughout the year to give community members the opportunity to meet with staff and discuss a diverse range of services and issues.

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younger people,” he said.

“They can come up to someone who is very approachable and I have no hesitations in witnessing documents for anyone.”

Dylan also said being a JP allows him to offer an important secondary service to his job as a Real Estate Agent.

JP’s are volunteers who are appointed by the Governor of New South Walesfor a five-year term and are required to take an Oath to ensure trustworthiness and honesty.

Dylan was recently sworn in at Raymond Terrace Court House.

A donation box will available for anyone who wishes to contribute as part of the service with all proceeds going towards local charities.

For appointments or enquires, Dylan can be contacted on 49971300 or 0418292908.

DYLAN Tennyson has recently been appointed as a Justice of the Peace (JP) and is now providing the service in the Tea Gardens area.

As a JP, Dylan is available to witness and sign legal documents for the public including statutory declarations and affidavits.

Dylan can also certify that copies of original documents are true and accurate.

The service is provided free of charge and Dylan is available during business hours.

He can be located inside the Tea Gardens Real Estate business.

As the youngest JP in the area, Dylan said he applied for the appointment as he wanted to help out in the community.

“I’m more than happy to assist anyone who needs the service and I especially want to help out

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SWORN IN: Justice of the Peace Dylan Tennyson at his Tea Gardens Real Estate desk. to start.

“Circular breathing took a fair while to pick up and be able to do correctly,” he said.

“I now like to experiment with different rhythms and techniques such beatboxing

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Matthew has given many performances in schools throughout the area and said the highlight has been teaching the younger students about his

culture.

Matthew also plays the guitar and is a talented sportsperson who has competed at State Cross Country and Athletics Championships.

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SEVENTEEN-year-old Matthew Williams from Tea Gardens hopes to travel the world and share his culture.

A self-taught accomplished musician, Matthew has been playing the didgeridoo for the past five years and said he likes to create his own style of music.

“It’s part of my culture and I like to share that with everyone,” Matthew told News Of The Area.

“I try to incorporate different sounds into my music that represent our unique environment.”

The distinct Australian

sounds of dingoes, kookaburras and kangaroos can be clearly heard in his performances above the constant resonate drone.

Matthew said he enjoys playing the didgeridoo but learning the different techniques were challenging

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Schools Celebrate NAIDOC Week

By Daniel SAHYOUN

NAIDOC events are being held around the country this week to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

The 2016 NAIDOC theme, Songlines - The living narrative of our nation, showcases Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’s histories and deep spiritual connection to the

land.

NAIDOC Week is highly respected in Schools in the Myall Coast region and gives Indigenous students a chance to share their culture through story telling, dance and song.

As part of the NAIDOC celebrations, Bulahdelah Central School’s Cultural Group performed at Tea Gardens Public School and Hawks Nest Pre-School last week.

Group member, 14-year-

old Jaylee Tassell from North Arm Cove said she especially enjoys presenting the indigenous dances.

“I do this because I am proud of my culture, and I want to display it to everyone,” she said.

“I am able to learn about the significance of each dance in my own culture and the performances allow me to teach others about it as well.”

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presented fishing, snake and basket weaving dances and played the didgeridoo with many interactive activities for the audience to participate in.

Teacher Ms Casey Connell said the Cultural Group consists of students from Year 3 all the way up to Year 12.

“This is the second year that the group have been performing and we are continuing to learn new dances,” she said.

“The activities presented by the students allow them to display their culture and be proud of it, and it also promotes a sense of unity.”

Students and visitors at Tea Gardens Public School enjoyed an Indigenousinspired morning tea as part of the Celebrations with kangaroo burgers and other treats on offer.

Tea Gardens Principal Mark Clemson said the success of the day was due to the efforts

of staff and many volunteers.

“I would like to acknowledge the hard work that has been put into organising and running this day,” Mr Clemson said.

“The performers and all those who have assisted deserve the upmost praise for their hard work.”

This year’s NAIDOC Week is celebrated nationally from 3-10 July.

in the fun with a chuck a rubber chicken section included in the program.

The annual competition has been part of the Stroud community since 1961 and is contested between fourInternational Stroud townships located in Canada, England, United States and locally in NSW. Pipe and Brass Bands, Show and Shine Car Show, Wood Chopping, Log Splitting and kid’s novelty events are a few of the many activities organised to keep everyone entertained.

Secretary Judy Pereira said more than 3000 people

were expected to attend the event.

“There is something for everyone with so many things happening that the whole family can enjoy,” she said.

“We held a smaller version in the main street last year due to the damagecaused by the storms and we are looking forward to returning back to the showground for this year’s event.”

The Parade starts from Cowper Street at 10.30am with the events at the showground commencing at 11.30am.

Brick and Rolling Pin is back ROLLING pins will be hurled and brick tossed at the 56th Stroud International Brick and Rolling Pin Throwing Competition on Saturday 9 July.

The quirky event kicks off with a ‘Wild, Wild West’ themed Street Parade followed by nonstop entertainment and competition events at Stroud Showground.

The men will line up to show their strength in the brick throwing event with the women demonstrating their skills at tossing a rolling pin through the air.

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Teachers given a fond farewell

By Daniel SAHYOUN

FAREWELL: Teachers Mr Rob Brown and Mrs Kerry Carter.

Rotary Club of Myall Coast change over the evening This past year, the Club has donated in excess of $16,000 to local organisations and to Rotary Youth and Welfare programs.

Two special guests on the evening were Cordell Murphy and Carl Price.

Both were recent participants in Rotary Youth programs with Cordell spending 12 months as a Rotary Exchange Student in Poland.

Cordell said that he was proud to represent Rotary and that both he and Carl benefited tremendously from the experiences.

Mr Dewar handed over the chain of office and the mantle of President to Rotarian Brian Oakley.

He wished Brian and his team of Directors continued success during the following year and

expressed his thanks to everyone involved.

Rotary International was founded in America by businessman Paul Harris in 1905.

In special recognition of individuals who give of their time and energies to “Service Above Self ”, the Rotary Foundation established a Paul Harris Fellowship.

Rotary Clubs have the opportunity to nominate someone from their Community.

This year Jennifer Wenham was recognised with membership as a Paul Harris Fellow for her years of unstinting dedication to the Community and in particular, to The Red Cross.

A recognition well earned.

q OFFICIALS: Rotary Board 2016/17 – Past President (PP) Paul Dewar, PP Ian Mackenzie-Smith, PP Geoff Latona, Rotarians Lesley Kibble, Judy Richardson and President Brian Oakley.

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“It’s difficult to leave.

There are students that you want to continue to watch grow and develop and it is very hard to detach yourself from a place that you have been in for so long.”

Mrs Carter said she will be kept busy spending time with family in Newcastle and Sydney and has plans for atrip to Europe later in the year.

School Counsellor at Tea Gardens Public and Bulahdelah Central Schools Mr Rob Browne, will be starting a new position at Callaghan College in the Newcastle area when school resumes next term.

Mr Browne said he has enjoyed working with both

the students and staff at the schools over the past six years.

“One particular highlight of my job has been working one on one with students to help them increase their resilience and improve their engagement with school,” Mr Browne said.

“It has been an honour to work collaboratively with the teachers who have a great relationship with the students and I’m proud to see children that I’ve worked with reach such high potential.”

Mr Browne, who lives in Tea Gardens with his family, said although he is changing schools he has no plans to leave the area just yet.

“Our family love living in Tea Gardens so much that we can’t decide to move, it’s such a wonderful place,” he said.

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LAST week, the Rotary Club of Myall Coast held their 13th annual Changeover night.

Seventy members and guests gathered at Mumms on the Myall for the gala occasion held to induct the incoming Board for the next 12 months.

When asked to comment, Chairman of the event, Past President (PP) Geoff Latona, said, “It was great to see so many of Rotary’s supporters there to help celebrate the beginning of another Rotary year.”

Past President Paul Dewar outlined his 2015/16 year and thanked Members for their dedicated hard work and support but also for the generous support that the Community has given the Club.

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TWO dedicated and long serving staff members have recently been farewelled from schools in the Myall Coast area.

Mrs Kerry Carter walked out of the school gates for the final time last week bringing her teaching career of more than 30 years at Bulahdelah Central School to a close.

Beginning as a casual teacher at the school in 1986, Mrs Cater was later appointed permanently as the Learning Support Teacher, a position she held for 22 years.

Mrs Carter said it has been a privilege to work with the students and their families.

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Coolongolook Grants a Success MIDCOAST Council has provided $32,000 in grants for community projects under the Community Grants program of the former Great Lakes Council.

The grants were distributed to 25 community groups for a range of projects.

Community Development Coordinator Lyndie Hepple said, "Council received 41 high-quality applications making assessment a difficult task for the Grants Committee."

"The successful projects will benefit the community in a number of ways,” she said.

Ms Hepple said that the projects range from artistic projects to minor infrastructure and support for vulnerable people in the community in form of food

banks and assistance with mental health projects.

Under the Community Grants program, non-profit groups and organisations were encouraged to apply for up to $2,000 per project, with preference given to projects which build the capacity of the community rather than meeting ongoing operational costs and which improved the quality of life for the community.

The Grants Committee met to consider the applications shortly before the merger of Taree, Gloucester and Great Lakes Councils, and the recommendations were approved by Administrator John Turner at the first meeting of the new MidCoast Council on 25 May.

q TABLES: Cedar Park on the Coolongolook River will receive new picnic tables thanks to the funding and the hard work of the Coolongolook/Wootton Action Group.

Chainsaw injures an arm

A FEMALE was taken to Manning Base Hospital with lacerations to her arm following an accident with a chainsaw.

The 69-year-old female had been assisting her partner cut wood at their property in Nerong at

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Bulahdelah Police report the partner had been operating the chainsaw as the female reached over the top of saw to take hold of a piece timber.

Her lower right arm then came in contact with the

running blade inflicting several lacerations to her arm.

The female immediately compressed the wounds with a towel.

Emergency services were called with Police, Ambulance and Westpac

Rescue Helicopter responding.

The injury was assessed and treated at the scene before the female was taken to Manning Base Hospital by Ambulance with non-life threatening injuries.

Christmas with Mumms

A JULY luncheon is scheduled for the Over Sixties Lunch Group on Friday 29 July.

Susan Burns said, “We will be changing things around a bit for July as we are celebrating Christmas in July on Friday night the 29th at Mumms on the Myall.”

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Susan said that Christmas hats are order for this luncheon, or anything in the Christmas style will do.

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Walking history tour

By Helen WATKINS

ELVIS Presley on at the drive in, watched from the rear of an FJ Holden ute; maypole dancers in the high Street; graphic images from Gallipoli, a thong wearing Aussie Santa accompanied by his boomers.

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On Thursday 23 June around thirty from the Thursday Walkers group headed down the highway to undertake a walking tour of the Kurri Kurri murals.

We were met by Debbie who was a gold mine of information as she guided us

around the town to look at the murals. The murals portray people, events and places that shaped the history of the town and surrounding areas.

It's a walking history tour.

Every mural contains a kookaburra.

Some are easy to find but others are a challenge.

The eagle eyed among the walkers of course rose to the challenge.

The Kurri Kurri Visitor Information Centre in the main street has information pamphlets and a map of the Mural walk.

Continuing their success

THE Changeover dinner for the Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Lioness Club was held at Tea Gardens Hotel on the 20 June.

PDG Kate Milford OAM inducted President Linda Allen, Secretary Ann Hill, Treasurer Ann Remment and the new Board for 2016-2017.

Past President Vivienne Boyd said, “I thank the members for

a very successful year, also the Community and Businesses in our area as without them it is impossible to fundraise and be involved.”

President Linda Allen said, “I would like the

Club to keep going with its usual programme that we have been doing the past few years and is open to any new ideas for the future.”

Everyone present enjoyed the night.

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By Neil REYNOLDS THE Tea Gardens Hawks defeated the Cardiff Cobras by 24 points to 22, in a thriller at Myall Park on Saturday.

In perfect conditions, the Hawks recovered from early tries to Cardiff.

The Hawks opening try was scored by inspiring front rower, John Schultz.

Five eighth Steve Slee was next to score from broken play.

The Hawks led by 12 pints to 10 at the half time break, but needed to consolidate.

A converted try to Jake Geraghty 15 minutes into the second half created an 8 point buffer.

A try constructed by Brooke Roach, and finished

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Cardiff’s persistent attack got them two more ties in the last ten minutes, but was not enough to win the game.

Billy Greentree’s boot was the difference. Greentree converted four goals from 4 attempts.

Player of the round was lock Trent Murphy in the Phillips Oysters no.13 jersey.

Murphy celebrated his 250th game for the Hawks by winning the “players player”, supporters, and referees best and fairest awards.

John Schultz was voted best in attack, and Nathan Ruse best in defence.

The win saw the Hawks leapfrog Cardiff into third place on the ladder behind

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1. Tom Curren 39 2. Kevin Skelton 38 3. Peter Ham 35 c/b 4. Alan Parsons 35 c/b 5. Pip Sullivan 35 NTP. 10th A Grade. Terry Hoolahan B Grade. Ian Raine C Grade. Les Davies 16th A Grade. Joe James B Grade. Barry Hall Balls To. A. 30 B. 31 C. 29 c/b

Wednesday 29/6/2016 Ladies Golf Winner- Dot Graham R/Up- Thora Lou Smith NTP 8th – Lyn Pascoe Jackpot 17th- Thora Lou Smith Putting- Dot Graham and Lyn Pascoe – 31 Thursday 30/6/2016 Veteran’s Golf Winner- Barrie Bishop R/up- Dave Gray NTP- Dave Gray Saturday 2/7/2016 2BBB Stableford Medley Winner’s- Craig Littlechild and Karryn Bartlett R/up’s – Dave Treganza and Martin Bramble.

NTP 8th –Russell Richards Jackpot 6th- Craig Littlechild.

Congratulations to Craig Littlechild and Karryn Bartlett for winning the Keno mixed Fourball played at Wingham on the 3/7/2016.

Wishing you the best of luck for the State Final.

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scored tries.

Clarrisa Mitchell kicked two goals, and Sami Davidson one.

The Ladyhawks travel to Umina next Saturday.

THE Hawks Nest Golf Club Lady Hawks defeated Morisset by 26 points to 14 to record their second win in as many weeks.

Leilani White, Christine Carter, Linda Braddick, Sami Davidson, and Ariana Teraki

ON Saturday the “JR Richards” Myall River 15’s defeated West Wallsend at Les Wakeman field. The “Country Club” 13’s had a bye.

The “Tea Gardens Masonic Centre” 11’s defeated Waratah/Mayfield by 26

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Thursday, 30 June: The annual competition for the Ruth Bowden Trophy took place today between Tea Gardens Women’s Bowling Club and Karuah Women’s Bowling Club, at Tea Gardens.

Ruth Bowden lived in Tea Gardens and was a popular member of Tea Gardens Bowling Club, which was then an RSL Club which was situated in Myall Street before moving to its present location.

In later years Ruth and her husband relocated to Karuah, where Ruth Joined the Karuah Bowling club.

After Ruth died, her husband donated a trophy, naming it in memory of his dear wife.

The Ruth Bowden Trophy Day competition was born,

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and has been a source of friendship and good cheer between Karuah and Tea Gardens since 1988.

The games today consisted of four games of triples and a great deal of hilarity could be heard for most of the morning.

It was good to catch up with members of the Karuah Club who have become friends over the years.

Tea Gardens won the Trophy again this year, so it stays in our trophy cabinet once again till next year.

President Robyn from Karuah asked when was the last time that Karuah wonthe trophy, and when she found out, her reply was “I didn’t really need to know that did I?” All fun!!

Tea Gardens President Sandra thanked the Karuah ‘girls ‘ for making the trip here today.

Both presidents will be out of office when our clubs compete next year at

points to eight at Myall Park on Saturday.

Zane Ridley scored three tries on a standout performance.

Lilly-Anne White also scored, along with Shaq Saunders.

Tye Carter, Zane Ridley, and Shaq Saunders, kicked goals.

The “Tea Gardens Fencing” 8’s performed well at Raymond Terrace against a very strong outfit.

All Myall river sides will have a week off next week during the School Holiday break.

Karuah, so they were given a fond farewell, but we are sure to see them both play next year.

Social Bowls: There were fourteen bowlers present today.

Due to the Trophy Day, the social games were played on our grass green.

The format was one game of triples and two games of pairs.

The winners with the lowest score were Kerry Faber and Jo Younghusband.

Our lunch toady was catered and served and served by Stephen and wife Justine who presented us with the most delicious lasagne and salads followed by scrumptious pavlova with mixed berries and cream.

Stephen and Justine will be opening a new restaurant at the Country Club in the very near future. Can’t wait!

Beginning of July catch FISHING

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By Luke BOYD THE cold weather on the weekend ,1-3 July, didn't deter off any keen anglers with great catches of quality winter bream and tailor to show for their efforts.

The outright winner and mens weekend champion was Andrew Sharp who caught large tailor and a great swag of bream.

The mens runner up for the social fishing competition was Robert Bartlett who caught tailor, bream and a drummer.

The women’s social fishing champion for the weekend was Jessica Slow who caught tailor and a bream.

The lady’s runner up was Michelle Cole who caught a tarwhine, tailor and a venus tusk fish.

The junior winner for the social fishing weekend was q CAUGHT: Andrew Sharp displaying a large tailor, Poppy Rapley. The junior part of his winning catch. runner up was Saxon Rapley.

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Handicap Winners – Liz Howarth& Pam Jones.

Congratulations and well done to the overall winners of the GNOTs after Round 2 – Jim Thatcher, Carolyn Seymour, Trish Thatcher & Mike Parfait. This team is also the winner of the HNBC Team Shield Event. Well done also to second place getters; Christina LaPonder, Sue Donohue, Gordon Morrison & Rex Stoessiger/Jo Younghusband.

It was great to see the third placed-team of Elke NemethLaky, Gary Melrose, Liz Howarth& Pam Jones, were winners of round 2.

How good to see some of our newer members in the top four places.

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Dylan Foley #5 score his first try of the season and once again Sam's boot hit the sweet spot taking the Roos to 32/12.

Great runs by Dylan Foley, the work horse Ben Langdon, Jack

Luke Perry and 1 point #10 Jack Croese. Man on the Hill went to #2 Mitch O'Bryan and the Coaches Award #15 Shannon Bills.

This weekend the Roos are away to Thornton Beresfield 3pm kick off Saturday at Lindsey Oval Beresfield.

Game Day Sponsor is the Karuah RSL Club.

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Croese, Luke Perry, Aden Callaghan, Darren Weatherall, Sam Croese, Mitch O'Bryan and Josh Page.

Finally #3 Josh Page got over the line with #4 Ryan Saunders converting making the final score 38 Karuah 12 Singleton.

Players Player 3 points went to #12 Ben Langdon 2 points #1

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Handicap Winner – Chez Rands& Leslie Falla.

Handicap Winners – Liz Howarth& Pam Jones.

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E E the ocean time and are all the same sex r Pureness, 25. Devoured, 26. Zebu, 27. Desolate.

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Bark Going in Hermits Measure out Roamed i i Kept Serpents Chastity Ate Humped ox Lay waste

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Explorawords 1. Eye to eye.

2. Black Friday.

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stEpdowns Strokes, stores, roses, sore, ore, or, r.

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Across Down  6 7 3 Relationship 1 Thick slice   8 Noisy 2 Chasm  9 Drowsy 4 Simpleton    11 Happened to 5 Persia   13 Employed 6 Images 15 Astonishes 7 Give up 18 In good taste 9 Hit 13 14 19 Affirmatives 10 Repairs 21 One who 12 Composition  undresses  14 Evade 25 Spread out 16 Unpleasant  26 Submerge  17 Sedate Pleases  27  19 Appended 20 Force out 23 24    21 Ballad 22 Recline    23 Suffering  26 24 Garden tool

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Goldstar Crossword across: 3. Affinity, 8. Loud, 9. Comatose, 11. Befallen, 13. Used, 15. Astounds, 18. Tasteful, 19. Ayes, 21.

Stripper, 25. Deployed, 26.

Sink, 27. Delights. down: 1. Slab, 2. Gulf, 4.

Fool, 5. Iran, 6. Ikons, 7.

Yield, 9. Clout, 10. Mends, 12. Essay, 14. Elude, 16.

Nasty, 17. Staid, 19. Added, 20. Expel, 21. Song, 22. Rest, 23. Pain, 24. Rake.

OLD STAR CROSSWORD

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TECHNICS Organ with stool $250. Ph 0428970662

HOUSEHOLD goods

25-11-2007 to 27-06-2016

FRIDGE/FREEZER Westinghouse 202 litre 7 years old LDexcellent SO condition, $150.00 Phone 0414 791 089

“Bossy” “Sparty” “Persil” “Sparky” or just plain old “Fur Ball”.

Some of the loving names bestowed on him by passing friends. Unfortunately he left us on 27-06-2016 for a better place.

He always thought that he was the boss or mascot for Myall Quays Shopping Centre and had many friends in the staff that worked in various shops. Never a bad word for the humans but not sure about other canine’s. He will be sadly missed by all. Our sincere thanks to Karleah at Tea Gardens Veterinary Hospital. And the staff at Noah’s Ark at Medowie. Thank you to a lot of friends and sometimes nameless people that have loved Spartacus over his all too short lifespan and your support for us at this time SADLY MISSED BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN. RIP our little friend. Geoff and Doreen.

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11 Piece Cane Setting. Cost $4000.

Will sell $1850. 2 Jason recliners $100 0418665512

CHIPPER/SHREDDER Hansa C7 Excellent Condition, Honda Motor, Ride-on mower towbar. $1800 Phone 0414 791 089

BEAN inflatable workout device, includes pump, DVD 6 workouts, Weight loss and body shaping guide book.

Cost $40. 4997 9212

BIKES Typhoon-Holstar,

endora series Shimano breaks. Female Bike Odyssey-Southerncross 18 speed Shimano breaks. Ph 0410 329 870.

CANE TV unit. $50.

Phone 0430363046

MYALL COAST

CHICKENS Point of Lay Pullets $23.50 each. Isa Brown and Hyline Browns wormed and vacinated.

Young chickens also available. Ph. 0484910561

DEEP Sea Fishing

Reel, 9 1/4”, Alvey 925 C52 with full spool of line, $55. Phone 4997 9375.

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TENT Poles (8) Adjustable DTent / OL 4'3" CanopySpoles, 7'6" $15. 4997 9375

TWO Queen Size dooner cover sets, exc cond 1 black HOLIDAY home & white, 1 purple & furniture all in good maroon $30 ea. ph condition, view from 49972258.

Sunday 6th March, 0429 453 684.

WEACO fridge/ PORTABLE 3 burner freezer model 110 including 12/24 Volt bbq. Good condition. transformer for this $50.00. Phone 0429 unit. Ideal for 4wd 009 887 owners.

Perfect working clean unit.

RACING Bike Total package $900.

Malvern Star.D12 speed. Phone 49972828 L In excellent SO condition $250. Ph 49970922 WESTERN red cedar round dining table 6 LD ROUTER & Jigsaw chairs $95.00.

Nite D L SO stand S -O Triton - $50 & day sofa bed Free.

4997 0900 Call 4997 9375 ROUTER-HitachiD 2hp. Orig.

OL box & tools. SExc. Cond.$95 4997 9375.

SONY Walkman 8 GB Digital Media Player; AV Labs Ipod Dock (Speaker); Creative Portable Headphones. Near New $350 ONO. Phone 49972523.

SURFBOARD AlMerrick Kelly Slater K-Step up. 6’’8 X 18 ¾ X 2 ½. Excellent Condition. $300. Paul 0414690791.

TABLE and chairs.

Golden pine cut table.

1.5m x 1.5m with 8 chairs $150ono Ph 49972017

Items 2 ARMCHAIRS gold velvet, curved front hall table, extendable card/games table, all good condition $50 each or offer, Tasco short tube telescope with tripod $50, Gerni pressure sprayer with attachments, little used $100 ono. T-square for tech drawing $5. Ph 49970484

SET of 2 x 3 drawer bedside tables and 1 x 9 drawer dressing table white. $70-00 Black rocking chair with footstool also rocks. $50-00. All in good condition.

Contact 0413323802.

Sport

T.V. Entertainment unit Mahogany 1.56m long very good cond. $100.

Homemaker Oil Heater 4 bar $20.

Cane Laundry Basket large with lid.60cm. high 60cm.high $30.

Cane Picnic Basket $10. Ironing board with cover $10. Text Chris for photos 49970890 or 0478130249

Wanted WANTED movie posters 1920s to 1960s. I pay cash. Ph 0427009393 Boats BOAT Fibreglass 8ft

(2.4m) fair condition, as-new oars, $80.00 Phone 0414 791 089

D E H AV I L L A N D

Rambler Trailer Sailer 18 ft with 6HP Yamaha outborad motor (almost new). Ph 0410 329 870.

STACER boat $5,000, Good condition. Ph 0414433262

Caravans 2010

Grandcruiser 21.5ft fibreglass caravan $47,000, shower, toilet, washing machine, solar. Near new tyres, batteries and charger plus brakes. exc/cond. Tea Gardens 49970367 2007 Coromal XL511 Poptop, Elec brakes, A/C S/Axle, Full Annex + extras V.G. Cond $22500 ono onto PH: Brendon 0427110130.

CAMPERVAN 2004 Aliner has full annex & fly. Very good condition. $13,700.

Phone 0438337349.

COROMAL 512 Pop Top. Oct 2006.

Off Rd. Ind susp.

Sgle bed. A/C. Extras.

VGCond. $21,750.

Ron 0418275235 MILLARD Caravan twin beds 2000 $12,999, Ph 0414433262

Caravans

Public Notices

REGENT Cruiser pop top 2001, 17’6” Single beds, 200 watt solar system, New awning, elec brakes, Porta potty, en suite tent, Camp shower, $14,740 ono Ph:49971233

Vehicles 2007 Subaru Forester 147,500kms, Auto, Rego Oct16, Well maint, Good condition, Leather inter, $9850 ono, CWO11X, Phone 4997 8240

PRADO 1996 $7,000, Ph 0414433262

Positions Vacant Part Time Hire Car Driver required for Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest Area. Up to 3 day/s nights per week. Would suit retired person.

Rotating Shifts.

Contact Barry 0408 667 951.

AGM

Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Family Research Group Inc. will hold their AGM, at Shop3 Masonic Centre, Myall St Tea Gardens on Monday 15 August at 10.00am.

All members are encouraged to attend.

Notice of Annual General Meeting Karuah Tea Gardens District Cricket Club Thursday 14th July 2016, 7pm Karuah RSL Club.

Business includes election of office bearers for next season. All positions will be declared vacant, nominations will be taken from the floor.

Enquiries to sec Sam Rees 0421 599148

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Three Masters compete in Manly

LAST Sunday a group of three swimmers travelled to Abbotsleigh School to compete in the Manly Masters meet.

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SWIM MEET: Three Myall Masters, Peter Kellaway, Chris Mobbs and Chris Lock.

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Chris Lock blew them away in the 50M and 100M Backstroke and was just beaten into second place of the 200 freestyle by a miniscule 0.1 of a second.

With two firsts and a second he finished equal second in his age division.

Peter Kellaway has returned to form and staying there.

He won his 100 freestyle, came second in the 200M and third in the 50M.

These results gave him third place in his age group against some hot competition.

Chris Mobbs had a 1st in the 50 M, second in the 200 M and 4th in the 100M freestyle events.

Chris was fourth out of fourteen in my age Division As a club Myall Masters came a cool seventeenth place out of twenty-seven.

A tidy contribution by just three swimmers.

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Roos grind out top the second half LEAGUE

Karuah Roos

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TROPHY: Presidents Sandra and Robyn with the Ruth Bowden Trophy.

Ruth Bowden Trophy. Kaurah V Tea Gardens Tea Gardens Women’s Bowling Club

By Lily SMITH TUESDAY, 28 June: There was a fairly small turnout

today.

Winter was well and truly with us this morning, with beanies being the order of the day.

The matches played were

one game of triples and one game of fours.

Both games finished with identical scores and the winner was finally determined by a count of

ends won.

The lucky winners were Kathie Stone, Francis Betar, Karen McPhie and

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LAST week saw Singleton make the long trip up the freeway to take on the Roos too try and even the score from the first round.

Singleton was the first to put points on the board 6/0.

Karuah's #10 Jack Croese was quick to even the score with the help of his brother #7 Sam Croese converting the try.

Big hits by Aden Callaghan, Sam Croese, Daniel Evans, Jason Stewart, Ben Langdon. Mitch O'Bryan was flying high and fast with 3 great tackles in a row.

Next to cross the line for the Roos was #1 Luke Perry 10/6.

Great metres were made by the

Roos Luke Chapman, Sam Croese, Ben Langdon, Jack Croese, Mitch O'Bryan, Jason Stewart, Dylan Foley and Mitch Napier.

Half time score was Karuah10 Singleton 6.

Singleton was first to score again in the second half 12/10.

And again #10 Jack Croese was over for his second of the day Roos 14 Singleton 12.

Great hits by Ben Langdon, Daniel Evans, Ryan Saunders, Luke Perry, Mitch Napier, Shannon Bills, Josh Page, Dwayne and Dwayne Fleming. #6 Sam Croese was the next to score and convert his own try making the score Roos 20 Singleton 12. With a great run #4 Ryan Saunders was over and again Sam converted 26/12.

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