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THE ambition and compassion is there to see when you meet local Alicia Cameron. She has overcome much to be where she is today.
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CARING for the unique environment of Port Stephens is something which our community does well.The volunteer clean-up of the Mangroves at Marsh Road in Bob’s Farm is just one example of people turning out to do the right thing. Unfortunately this effort would not be needed of people didn’t dump rubbish illegally into our fragile environment in the first place. The picturesque Marsh Road is lined with mangrove habitat and has sustained a fair amount of illegal dumping and littering for many years. After a huge turnout in
2018 they pulled out 18,000 pieces of rubbish in 5 hours, yet they failed to finish the area of road that was closed off. The Port Stephens conservation organisation Sea Shelter working closely with Irukandji Shark & Ray Encounters conducted its second clean up the mangroves in Bobs Farm. Removing illegally dumped and tossed waste. This year cleaning the same area and pulling out a further 7359 pieces in 49 bags the team of volunteers and Sea Shelter organisers felt that they finally had accomplished something significant. The waste was sorted and there were many interesting
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DR TIM Petterson moved to Port Stephens seven years ago, filling the role of Principal at St Philip’s Christian College at Salamander Bay after the untimely death of his predecessor. He now leaves the Bay to pursue his career at Shore in Sydney. Over the past eleven years he has worked with this school community and the wider community to enrich the learning experience of students in Port Stephens. He actively participated in the Real Futures Foundations initiatives and the St Philip’s Christian College school community continues to do so, working together in collaboration with the Foundation supporting students across St Philip’s Christian College, Tomaree High School, Irrawang High School and Hunter River High School. He sees his greatest
accomplishment is from his time at the school is having attracted a team of high calibre educators and support staff to the school. Along with the development of the new Senior School Academic precinct, car park and Early Learning Centre all of which have presented him with an exciting challenge, and ultimately resulting in a steady rise in the academic results of the students. Dr Tim Petterson told News Of The Area, “It is always a challenge leaving behind people that you love. “The St Philip’s community is incredibly precious to me and it is with some sadness that I say goodbye. “Nevertheless, I am excited by what the future holds. “The school is exceptionally well positioned as it commences its 25th year of educating students on the Tomaree peninsula in 2020,” he said. Dr Petterson will take
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from the mangroves included 39 strawberry style plastic containers, five wallets possibly stolen, 1273 advertising magazines in one large pile still rolled up, this was clearly deliberately dumped by somebody not wanting to deliver them, “There were also 3151 pieces of plastic, 681 alcohol bottles, 277 cigarette butts, 404 pieces of car parts and 7 pieces of asbestos,” she said. The team hopes to see a reduction in the amount of rubbish in the mangroves when they turn out to do it all again in 2020.
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Married but Competitive Port’s Pottery Barn SOMETHING of a family feud has erupted within the Camm household with Geoff and Judy in heavy competition. The motor-enthusiasts couple continue to go headto-head to see who wins the most trophies for their magnificently restored motor vehicles. Until a couple of weeks ago, the score was two-nil in Judy’s favour but Geoff is closing the gap fast with a win at the local 2019 Motorama. Judy had previously taken out prizes at both Newcastle and Parkes by exhibiting her Morris Minor tray-back. Geoff could probably have scored more wins at the Motorama over the past 14
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years but for a local rule. To ensure impartiality, our local car club which hosts the event, bars its members from receiving prizes although they can still exhibit their vehicles. That changed this year with a special category being reserved for car club members only. Geoff claimed the coveted trophy with his 1955 two-tone Chevrolet. Motorama was an outstanding success again this year and is clear winner as the largest and most popular annual community event on the Tilligerry Peninsula.
THERE’S a hidden barn up on the hill behind The Port Stephens Community Arts Centre which houses a well-established pottery group made up of over sixty members. The facilities in the Pottery Barn are first class including several kilns and many wheels available for general use. There’s also an added bonus of experienced potters are always on hand to help any new members. With Pottery being such a sought after craft there is a waiting list for the growing number of new members. Specialised workshops are held periodically allowing interested people to get their hands dirty and create a unique piece. A selection of the quality pottery produced by the group is displayed for sale in the main gallery. The Feature Potter until 12 June is Raelene Bates, she told News of the Area “After a lifetime of teaching High School English, History and Ancient History it has
That “little fight,” or the resistance the clay gives back, determines the beauty in the object that you create,” she said. The symmetry of working on the pottery wheel does not limit the imagination but enhances it. Raelene also volunteers many hours of her precious time ensuring that the pottery works by her colleagues are displayed beautifully within the Gallery. Admission to the Gallery is free and you can also visit visit the Garden Café which helps fund this not for profit enterprise. The cafe will be serving light lunches, coffee and homemade cakes on Saturdays and Sundays between 10.00am and 2:30pm at Cultural Close, off Shoal Bay Road in Nelson Bay. The gallery q Raelene Bates at work on the wheel, is open to the her finished works are on display at the public 10.00am Port Stephens Community Arts Centre. to 4.00pm daily.
been a joy in retirement to explore more tactile and creative pursuits.” Scrapbooking and pottery have become obsessions and in both cases the process of creation is as rewarding as the finished product. Raelene finds enjoyment in the process of creating an object “You put clay on the wheel, it gives you a little fight, and you get past it, and there is the object.”
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THERE are some times in life when everyone needs a helping hand. Women undergoing treatment for Breast Cancer that live in the Bay definitely need the help and support of their community. Travelling to appointments in Newcastle while unwell can be very taxing especially if you are busy trying to cope with family, and work as well. To commemorate local groups that help Women Westpac Bank Manager, Jason Russell, responded to an Australia-wide competition
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in Darwin, Northern Territory. Exercise Dawn Strike is the culmination of the instructors’ course and represents the Pilots and Air Combat Officers’ final mission prior to graduation.
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Community Hospital Fundraising By Marian SAMPSON
THE Tomaree Community Hospital services the population of the Peninsula and even beyond. Unfortunately not everything that the Hospital needs to deliver the quality of service that the community expects is provided through Government funding. To address this a group of local ladies come together and fundraise to make what can be the worst day of your or your loved ones life that little bit better. Recently the Tomaree Hospital Ladies Auxiliary handed the hospital $25,000 to buy equipment, some of which many of us would presume to be provided through Government funding. Norma Thurle Told News
Of The Area, “One of the big ticket items that the fundraising has purchased was an arthroscope, others have included heart monitors for patient beds.” This week the ladies are out and about at Woolworths Salamander Bay with a Mother’s Day raffle. The prizes include a decadent stay at The Anchorage and some lovely gift hampers. Over Easter there was a craft stall and these ladies work tirelessly to ensure the team at Tomaree Community Hospital have everything they need to meet their patients requirements. Mavis Richardson and Norma Thurle were manning the stall. The Ladies Auxiliary welcome new members who can assist them in their fundraising efforts. The new work that can be seen outside the Hospital is part of the NSW State Governments’ $8 Million Dollar OneHealth facility which will deliver allied health services to the community, it is not an extension of the actual Hospital.
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New Ferry Operators
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IT’S full steam ahead for the new operators of the Tea Gardens Ferry service to Nelson Bay. Since Teresa and Shane Charchalis took over in December of last year, they’re very pleased to say they’ve only missed two trips and that was due to bad weather. “We’re really enjoying
what we do and the passengers are loving it too,” Shane told News Of The Area. “We’ve got a new sound system on board, so there’s music and often singalongs, it’s just great,” Teresa said. Shane and Teresa have also made a promise to passengers to never leave anyone behind. “In the past, we’ve heard stories of passengers being
stranded, that will never happen now.” The couple has also introduced a ‘Sunset Cruise’ out of Nelson Bay from the start of June. Return tickets are just $20 and its running 7 days a week. “It leaves Nelson Bay at 3.30pm and departs Tea Gardens at 5pm,” Teresa said. “We’re happy for people to
bring their fish and chips on board for the trip back.” The couple is also in talks with a local bus operator hoping to link the ferry with a sightseeing trip that will take passengers around Hawks Nest, Winda Woppa and Mungo Brush.
“We’ve started restoration works on both timber ferries, and will be working throughout the quieter months to re-paint and get them looking much nicer,” Teresa said. “There is a lot of maritime history attached to both vessels, and we would love to
get them heritage listed.” Port Stephens Ferry Service is running three services a day, 7 days a week and you can book online or sms. Ferry Cancellations are posted on their Facebook page from 7.30am.
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My new boyfriend has a thing about feet. He is quite obsessed by them. I personally don’t like my feet being touched because I’m extremely ticklish. Everything else about our relationship is great.
I have a dog and a cat. What are my chances of being accepted as a tenant?
UNTIL recently, having a pet – anything other than a goldfish or a budgie – consigned you to rental purgatory. Rejection was the norm. If you were accepted, often the best you could expect was very basic accommodation. But now, with so many Australians having four-legged family members, times have changed. Potential tenants don’t need to relinquish their dog or cat in order to secure a roof over their own heads. Generally rental properties are advertised with ‘pets permitted’ or ‘no pets’ so you know what you’re looking at from the outset. A ‘pet bond’ may be asked for in addition to the rental bond in case of damage to carpets, gardens etc. Many tenants provide references from previous landlords attesting to their pet’s good behaviour. Landlords and Agents want good tenants and pets do not necessarily preclude you from securing a lovely rental property. We have tenants renting with their dogs & cats and they have always been treated with respect by both the Agency and the Landlord. At R and R Property, we and our landlords assess every application on its merits and treat everyone with respect. Hope this helps Denise
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Len Roberts starts Defamation Case
CR LEN ROBERTS has issued “Concerns Notices” under the Defamation Act against a number of people and organisations which he claims have defamed him. The notices refer to articles published in the Manning Community News and various Facebook pages and posts. Cr Roberts is seeking any unlawful defamatory publication or communication to cease, the removal of any offensive material, the publishing of a full apology and compensation for the expense and harm already caused. Cr Roberts is represented by Bromhead Legal in making this stand against malicious and hurtful comment in public debate. Solicitor Greg McInnes
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argues that Cr Roberts has served his community with integrity for many years, and agrees the need to prevent others becoming the target of such attacks. “Publishers need to take responsibility for the cruel, damaging and malicious comments they allow to be carried in their publications. “We have a very strong case and recent court judgments have come down heavily upon reckless publications and irresponsible social media posts,” said Mr McInnes. Cr Roberts has drawn comparisons with the ugly attacks made on social media against a Gloucester Dog Pound business, which was recently forced to close after providing a service to that local community for 15 years. “I hope that by taking this strong approach against
“I believe the perpetrators are acting like cowards and that we are striking back for those without a voice,” said Cr Roberts. “I will continue to take the necessary legal steps to protect and restore my reputation in the community I have served for many years.” I would like to thank the many people who have supported me through this difficult time and who knew that the truth would eventually come out.”
Miss HA, Hawks Nest. Dear Miss HA, OH what a rabbit hole I just went down researching this subject. I have never understood an attraction to feet, maybe because I think my feet are probably one of the least attractive parts of my body. My second toes are bigger than my big toes, so there’s a weird asymmetry going on. I’ve also got odd little pinkies. I have reasonably decent gaps between my toes – very handy for a range of dexterous tasks – picking up pegs (or pretty much anything on the ground), back massages, taking the caps of bottles, but probably not as aesthetically pleasing as toes that huddle together. Yet, there are those who clearly have a foot fetish. Who can forget the photos of Fergie’s toes being sucked (not me, that’s for sure). Women who had their feet bound suffered incredible pain, having their toes broken in order to resemble the lotus (and a whole raft of other perverse reasons that aren’t suitable to relay in a community paper). There are social media sites specifically for people who are into feet (who knew?). Yes, it is a strange old world out there. Now, if you really don’t like your feet being touched, and if the whole ‘I’m ticklish’ thing just encourages your new man, perhaps you could turn him off by telling him you have a rather undesirable foot condition – there’s a raft of them – corns, bunions, Plantar Fasciitis, Athlete’s Foot, Plantar Warts, Diabetic Foot Ulcer . . . . That should dissuade him. Good luck, Miss HA. Personally, I’d be getting cold feet.
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To solve the puzzle, all the blank cells must be filled in using Down Across can only appear once in numbers from 1 to 9. Each number 1 Chime 1 Ached each row, column and in the nine 3x3 blocks. 2 Measure of length 5 Serious 3 Wicked 8 Turn aside 11 4 Determine 9 Polar district 5 Killer whale 11 Was ill 6 Asserts without 12 Element By Trevor DAVIES teams of a 10 team section and proof 14 Mud Karuah Bowling Club then play a final series against the 7 Everlasting 16 Employers best teams from 3 other 10 team 10 Lukewarm 18 Newlywed 16 17 13 Acquires FOUR Pennant teams in 19 different Serpentssections. Attentive The finals14were played this last grades went out this year 20 from the Buries Withdrew 8 teams playing off on 24 Imply Karuah Bowls Club, one learned a lot weekend with15 25 ChoosesSaturday and17 Show mercy to then Sunday morning. but didn’t do real well, another just Aft played Sunday 26 to Sins The final19was missed the 22 finals, the23 third got the 21 21 Otherwise 27 one Firmof afternoon in front of a big crowd of quarter finals, and on Sunday, 22 Swiftly driven 28 Compass magnet both Raymond Terrace the four won. clouds and Karuah from In a year where the Club punched fans and the team 23 Island the little club 5
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Unfortunately the team lost both games; 3 nil and 4 to 1. Cathy Churchill coordinator for the team told News Of The Area, “There was a great goal scored for the team by Carlin from a short corner. “Beau was outstanding in defence, working tirelessly. “Jordan MacDonnell fast and skilful as a striker, making strong inroads into defence every time he had the ball. “James Rowland the Goalie was brilliant in goals, quick and light on his feet. “All players were on the ball and played well today.
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“The score didn’t indicate how close the games were,” she said. While Ros Shirlock said, “The Hunter Representative Team, travelled to attend Hockey NSW State rep championships, they played well as a team.” “The boys were wonderful representatives for the Hunter region. “A big thank you to Cathryn Churchill for her coaching and the Manager Juliet O’Rourke. “We’d also like to thank Hockey NSW for their support of the U18 Hunter Boys team,” She said.
Nelson Bay Golf Club 19 May to 25 May 2019 SUNDAY 19 May: Mens Stableford: Div 1: Murray Atkins 44; Div 2: Peter Collins 41; Div 3: Col Buchanan 40 Ladies Stableford: Div 1: Jenny Frost 41; Div 2: Chris Wright 32 MONDAY 20 May: VETS: Winner: Div 1: Chris Gilbert 24, David Diemar 23; Div 2: Jim Keevil 24, Bill Harris 23. TUESDAY 21 May: Ladies Par 1 to 18: Div
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WEDNESDAY 22 May: Men’s Stableford Course 1: Div 1: Chris Mawson 40, Roy Johnson 38; Div 2: Mike Selmo 42, Michael Lloyd 41; Div 3: Brian Hammond c/b 37, Ian Pfenningwerth 37. Course 2: Alan Mundey 42, Mark Galloway 39; Div 2: Michael Hoare 40, John Mudie 39;
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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
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VW T5 LWB Trakkadu Campervan 2.5TDI 6sp auto, just 78000klms, cruise control, remote locking seats & sleeps 4. Fridge, sink, solar panels, HW rear shower, Fiamma awning, side and rear annexes. Kenwood media unit reversing camera, new f&r brakes, all books, top cond. ASA11J. $54950. 0417821805.
BRU Baker Tri-hull. 2000 mod, custom trailer, solid stable fishing vessel built to survey, 200HP Yamaha, 140hrs, 2007, extra, all reg, $20,000 ono 0425243360
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SATURDAY 25 May: Men’s Stableford : Course 1: Div 1: Graham Allen 40; Allen Daubaras 39, Div 2: Raymond Mahady 38; Rod Totman 37, Div 3: Richard Graystone 41; Steve Ryan 39. Course 2: Div 1: Jim Ball c/b 39, Craig Mackenzie 39; Div 2: Stephen Rigby 44; Brian Pobje 41; Div 3: Colin Foote 41; Leo Arathoon 40.
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Div 1: Susie Anderson 33; Div 2: Di Herbert 33.
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Motorcycles HARLEY Low Rider 7th Mnth 84 Shovel motor excl cond nothing to spend $13,500 Ph 0499227821 HARLEY 2007 Sportster 50th annv no 471 of 2000 world wide. As new cond & new battery $12,500 Ph 0499227821
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ROB LEGG 28ft yacht f/glass, swing keel with 10hp merc + dingy moored in Salamander Bay. A1 cond. Many extras. $26,900. Ph Kevin 0418682806.
FORD Focus ‘12 blue, man, hatch, one lady owner, 68,700 km, reg to 06/19, excell cond, dealer logs, CQ86JO, $7,500 ono. Contact 0420400791
SAVAGE Snipe 3.8m Alum, 15hp Yamaha, anchor, l/jackets, sounder, marlin trailer, all reg, gd cond, $3000 ono 0402525021.
SUBARU Impreza Awd, 5dr hatch, Auto, a/c, c/c, abs, airbags, full serv hist, 34600klms, 2008, 3/20 rego, BET26T, $10,000 0407145366 0448521466
HOLDEN Commodore, VE 2008, SV6 139000klms, rego 7/19, vg cond, $8200 ono ci60pv 0402525021.
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