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SOUTH Tomaree Community Association Inc. are calling for Council to retain and maintain the public amenities block in Ocean Avenue. Current plans are for the toilets to be demolished once the Robinson Reserve upgrade takes place. Roz Scoles of the South Tomaree Community Association told News Of The Area, “Currently we have 482 signatures on our petition and we are still collecting signatures.” The South Tomaree Community Association Inc. fully support the Robinson Reserve upgrade. “The reason we are
collecting signatures is because the community feel we need more public toilets not less,” she said. When the Robinson Reserve upgrade takes place there will be 4 new toilets built. The Association believes that a majority of the community want to keep the asset used by the 3846 local residents, and constant influx of tourists sees keeping a perfectly good and very used toilet block a good idea. The toilet block in question services Birubi Point Beach, Iris Moore Reserve, Tomaree National Park Walkway and the visitors to the historic cemetery.
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It is believed that the potential for visitation to the well constructed clean brick toilet facility will only increase as the regions tourism grows. The demolition is in accordance with the adopted Birubi Point Aboriginal Place Master Plan, Birubi Point
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locals and tourists will want to live, work, play and stay. The plan was co-funded by the NSW Government and was placed on public exhibition for community feedback in February this year. The decision to endorse the final plan was made at a community Council meeting in Nelson Bay as part of celebrations for the upcoming Local Government Week. Port Stephens Mayor Ryan Palmer says this is another step in the right direction for Nelson Bay. “Nelson Bay is a thriving place that is leaping forward into its next chapter — that’s the vision this plan has laid out,” Mayor Palmer said. “What we’re talking about is more street trees in the town
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centre and better connections to the foreshore and Tomaree National Park. We also want to create a town centre that is people-friendly for walkers and cyclists, as well as more quality spaces for locals and tourists to enjoy year-round, in turn supporting local business and growing employment opportunities for our region.” Mayor Palmer says more than 60 submissions were received in response to the Public Domain Plan, which were overwhelmingly positive. “The majority of community feedback we received was very supportive of the plan — in particular, people liked the idea of a greener, more beautiful town centre that’s easier to navigate for both locals and tourists. “Our next challenge is to
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Bay. We’ll also look at allocating funding as part of our strategy to fast-track priority projects for Port Stephens,” Mayor Palmer said.
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Back from the Big Red Bash TANILBA’S Helen Smith is back from her second ‘Big Red Bash’ at Birdsville. She journeyed there with her sister Patricia where the dynamic duo promoted Patricia’s books which are photographic records of the annual event, the outback and the people who live there. The 10 000 patrons of the ‘Big Red Bash’ also inject much needed cash into the drought ravaged communities as Helen said, “It’s not just Birdsville that benefits.”
“Along the way people stop off at other remote villages and spend money on accommodation, meals and fuel,” she added. “This helps to keep these towns afloat during these difficult times.” Going on holidays out west is a great way to help the drought affected rural areas. This will augment our local Lions Clubs’ initiatives. The combined Tilligerry / Medowie effort saw some 44 truck loads of hay dispersed amongst needy farmers. Food and essential items
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THE start of Term 3 sees the return of the PBL (Positive Behaviour and Learning) awards presented to students of local participating schools. Each Thursday evening, along with raffles and
accompanied by a school teacher or principal to receive the award. Centre Manager and Marketing Manager Ms Colleen Mulholland-Ruiz told News Of The Area, “Seeing the look on the parents’ and other family members’ faces
when their student gets an award is so rewarding for us at MarketPlace.” “The look of pride on their faces reinforces our decision to run the PBL awards in public each week.” This week’s PBL award recipients include: Charlie Williams, Grahamstown Public School: Charlie demonstrated mature skills when working with
the teachers to support the recent public speaking and debating events. Huxley Rowe, Irrawang High School: Nominated for displaying outstanding customer service skills at the last CPA fundraising Bunnings BBQ. Tristian Ward, Medowie Public School: For giving up his own time and patiently trying to teach someone
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THE Crown Land in Shoal Bay referred to as Lot 424 is still a matter for contention. It is a shady piece of public land at Little Beach which is inhabited by a resident koala and has koala feed trees. It is understood that Council are working towards amalgamating this parcel of public land into Halifax Holiday Park. Residents are concerned about the proposed changes which will fall under Councils plans of management if adopted. Carmel Foster, Council’s Corporate Services Manager spoke with News Of The Area about Lot 424. “Council has completed the draft plans of management for Halifax and Shoal Bay holiday parks. “ These plans are now on public exhibition. “We’ll also be holding two public meetings for each park over the coming months,” she said. Community consultations on the Halifax Draft Plan of Management will take place in the Elizabeth Waring Function Room, at 4981 Nelson Bay Road, Nelson Bay NSW 2315 at 6.00 pmTuesday 6 August 2019 and at 11am on Saturday 10 August. These sessions will be immediately followed by the community consultations on the Shoal Bay Draft Plan of Management at 7.30 pm- Tuesday 6 August 2019 and 12.30pm on Saturday 10 August. The community is concerned that if these plans of management are adopted that Little Beach will lose its shady oasis and the only shade at the beach, while further reducing koala habitat and destroying known koala home ranges in the region. Residents are urging the community to make their wishes for Lot 424 known. Councils options are to either commercialize Lot 424 by developing it into Halifax Holiday Park, Leave GOL100 Lot 424 as an important community amenity, tourist attraction, and wildlife habitat and corridor and request that the State Government respect local community wishes and reGazette Lot 424 for “Public Recreation”.
SOLDIERS Point Lions Club recently held their Changeover Dinner on at Nelson Bay Bowling Club. At this event, Soldiers Point Lions Club made a contribution to Nelson Bay Scouts, Nelson Bay Girl Guides and Anna Bay Scouts, to assist with their programs. A total of $900 was donated to the three services. Sharon Blunt was elected as President, Lloyd Jaenke Treasurer and Bob Cramp and Esther Gilmour as Secretaries. This year alone the Soldiers Point Lions Club has donated a total of $12667.15 back into our local and National communities including $2500 to Farmers in Need and $1800 to Yacaaba Centre and Tomaree Neighbourhood Centre for their emergency relief programs and $2000 to Real Futures Foundation. The Lions Club of Soldiers Point have 16 dedicated members who work tirelessly to support our community and if people wish to join this great team they can email soldiersptlionsclub@gmail. com or contact our mobile
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in to our community. The clubs major source of funds is through our barbeques held at the Legacy Markets at Fly Point. This year one of our goals will be to fundraise for local schools in a range of projects that can assist students. “Being a Lion is rewarding
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MARKETPLACE Raymond Terrace continues to support local schools through its weekly student awards program, PBL. Education Week is also a focus and opportunity to showcase the wonderful local schools. From Monday 6 to Friday 10 August, schools will showcase their talented students to the general public. Supporting the schools will be MarketPlace Raymond Terrace. The popular shopping centre sponsors the buses for all the school children who perform during Education Week. News Of The Area spoke with Centre Manager and Marketing Manager, Ms Colleen Mulholland-Ruiz who said, “What we find is that not everyone can come along to Education Week in the schools, so we try to showcase the talented student here in the Centre.” “When the children do the performances here, it is an opportunity for the wider public to see it also.”
RAAF Base Williamtown Hawk Lead-In Fighter aircraft from Number 76 Squadron (76SQN) returned to the Salt Ash Air Weapons Range (SAAWR) to conduct air-tosurface weapons training for aircrew from Monday, 22 July 2019. 76SQN has scheduled four weeks of SAAWR operations from 22 July through to Friday, 16 August. The aircraft will use the range on weekdays only. PC-9 aircraft from Number 4 Squadron (4SQN) will conduct essential training at SAAWR from Monday, 19, to Friday, 30 August, and during the week of Monday, 14, to Friday, 18 October. 4SQN supports essential Joint Terminal Attack training for Army. Number 2 Operational Conversion Unit (2OCU) F/A18 Classic Hornet aircraft will also use the range for the final time during the week commencing 14 October. Commander Air Combat Group, Air Commodore (AIRCDRE) Tony Grady said residents living in East Medowie, Salt Ash and Lemon
q Colleen Mulholland-Ruiz (centre) with her Centre Management team Stewart Murrell (left) and Laura Carrol (right) dressed up for last week’s PBL awards. “Mums and Dads don’t always get the opportunity to see what their children are doing in the schools, the families get so excited to see their children performing.” “This year, we have bands, dancing groups, drama, singing, and storytelling.” “It can bring the school children out of their comfort zone by performing in public and help them grow as well.” “On the last day Irrawang High School students showcase the arts” When asked why MarketPlace is so committed
to showcasing education, Ms Mulholland-Ruiz quotes the well known song lyrics, “The children are our future; teach them well and let them lead the way.” “Education is not just in the school, it’s in the community and at home.” “It is important for the community to support children” Ms Mulholland-Ruiz “We didn’t realise the effect the impact of the weekly PBL awards would have on the children and their families.” “I have always been really
passionate about education” Marketplace will be celebrating their 21st birthday this November. “We are proud to be part of the community on all levels.” “We have a strong partnership with our sporting clubs, schools, and services.” “And, in return the community supports us as well by shopping locally, therefore we are able to give back to the community.” A full list of Education Week activities can be found at: https://www.facebook.com/ marketplaceraymondterrace/
Tree Passage can expect the range to be used consistently throughout this period. “Air Combat Group units will always attempt to minimise their use of the range, and once aircrew proficiency has been attained the unit will move onto the next stage of their course,’’ he said. “Air Force has a responsibility to ensure personnel are ready and able to deploy at short notice and this involves necessary air-tosurface weapons training at SAAWR.” AIRCDRE Grady said every effort was made to minimise any inconvenience to residents during SAAWR training and advised the range schedule could change at short notice due to weather or operational considerations. Members of the community seeking further information are invited to call 1800 033 200, or refer to https://www.airforce.gov.au/ operations/flying-operations, or https://aircraftnoisemap. airforce.gov.au/assets/site. html?806#base/1.
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BOX Beach at Shoal Bay has long been a testing ground for the watermen of Port Stephens and this weekend will be no different with the annual Burton Toyota King of the Box surfing competition set to run. This year the event has special significance with the recent passing of one of Box Beach’s original locals in Andrew ‘Tubeseeker’ Lilly who
helped pioneer the heavy left-hand wedge. Competition will be set to run on Saturday and Sunday with a paddle out on Saturday morning at 6:45am that all locals and competitors are welcomed to attend to farewell Andrew. Event director Terry McKenna, who shared a warm friendship and many waves with Andrew, said that the event was about showcasing grassroots
surfing and the uniqueness of Box Beach to the community. “The wave itself is a real spectacle,” said Mr McKenna. “It breaks close to shore with tons of power that allows for heavy tube rides and high performance surfing,” “Andrew was a master tuberider out there and we have really lost a legend of this area.” There will be four divisions in open men,
could be on it’s way for this weekend,” said Mr McKenna. “It would be a fitting send-off to celebrate Andrew’s life and his contribution to surfing.” All event information and running times can be found at https:// www.facebook.com/ TheKINGoftheBOX.
The event will culminate with an exhibition by photographer Robbie O’Brien of local surfing over the decades on Saturday night at the Shoal Bay Country Club. The Port Stephens community is encouraged to attend both the exhibition and surfing event with forecasts looking favourable for some epic conditions.
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Results 21 July to 27 July 2019
Highlight of the week:
Congratulations goes out to Benjamin Conner who landed a Hole in One on the Par 3, 112 metre 14th Hole Saturday 27 July.
A big congratulations also goes out to Mr Danny Marmo who scored a Hole in One on the Par 3, 139 metre 25th hole last week on Wednesday 17 July 2019. Results Round Up
SUNDAY 21 JULY: Men’s Stableford: Div 1: Ray Wright 38; Div 2: Dave Martin 34; Div 3: Lachlan Lawson 39. Ladies Stableford: Div 1: Theresa Lonergan 32; Div 2: Sue Conrades 32.
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MONDAY 22 JULY: VETS: Stroke Div 1: Alan Price 24; Phil Smith 23; Div 2: Warren Cannon 23; Arthur Phelan 22.
TUESDAY 23 JULY: Ladies 4BBB V PAR: 1st Place: Shirley Anicich & Maria Bosch 5; 2nd Place: Bel Hill & Charmaine Elliott 4; 3rd Place: Paula Regan & Catherine Smith 4.
WEDNESDAY 24 JULY: MEN’S STABLEFORD Course 1: A Grade: Tino Rossi c/b 36, Peter Fulton 36; B Grade: John Mannering 38, Brian Hammond 37; C Grade: Geoffrey Yonge 37, Ron Gabb 36; Course 2: A Grade: Rod Totman 41, Nev Stanfield 40; B Grade: Chris Gilbert 39, Peter Elliot 38; C Grade: Ken Scamell 41, Ray Johnson 40. THURSDAY 25 JULY: VETS: Winner: Rob Cornege 20; Runner Up:
Chris Gilbert 19. Ladies Stableford: Div 1: Chris Wright 34; Jeanette Fey 33; Div 2: Tina Jeggo 38; Debbie-Ann Buckley 37. Mens Stableford Overall: John Townsend 32. FRIDAY 26 JULY: Men’s Stableford: Div 1: Chris Mawson 37; Div 2: Martyn Jeggo 38 c/b, Stuart Gibbons 38; Div 3: Keith Woodley 38 c/b, Ken Scamell 38. Ladies Stableford: Div 1: Kris Heggie 33; Div 2: Alex Poulos 35.
SATURDAY 27 JULY: Mens Stableford: Course 1: A Grade: Benjaman Conner 42, Steve Conrades 38; B Grade: Jason Sporer 37, Kevin Baker 36; C Grade: Geoffrey Yonge 42, John Bannerman 38. Course 2: A Grade: Stuart Phegan 40, Emile Billett 38; B Grade: Tony McGee 41, Phil Murray 40; C Grade: Peter Griffin 43, Garry Jones 41.
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FREEZER, Teco 172ltr upright, 13 months old, LD ex cond. SOPickup only. Raymond Terrace. $220 ono. 0435 919 400.
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GOLDEN Eagle Grand Tourer 2005, rego 2/20 ex cond, complete with covered annex, 16,500. Ph 0429 617 664. JAYCO Eagle 2013 Pop up camper. Roll out awning, annexe, innerspring mattress plus loads of extras. $19,000 0413950744
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D&C7th. (A). Bill McMaster & Colin Marsden
Bonus points winners. Greg Hinton & Bob Miskell. 70 3/4
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Ball winners. Steve Venner & Bryan Porter Ron McKay & Barry Gale John Clayton & Hugh Potts Colin Marsden & Bill McMaster.
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grade competition called the Bombers and the Spitfires.” “This was our sixth competition together in the Maitland Association.” “We have been playing together since 2017.” “The team has won four A Grade titles in that time.” In their singles achievements, Byron Price won the Division 2 State Singles Championship in 2017.” Mr Fisher is the current Maitland District A grade Singles Champions.
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FOR a nation as sports-mad as Australia, it is surprising that there are some sports that still fly under the radar. Darts is one such sport. Although commonly seen played in pubs around the country by amateurs, the reality of professional darts is that it is played by skilled sportspeople. The profile of darts as a serious sport continues to grow and many games are now televised in the way traditional sports like cricket, tennis, and rugby league are. News Of The Area interviewed Raymond Terrace Bowling Club Jets team member, Mr Chris Fisher, to discuss their team’s recent success.
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