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Silver Medal for Hayley HAYLEY Waterhouse, 21, has won the Silver at the 2018 Skills Show Australia in Sydney, representing the Hunter in the Worldskills Retail Baking - Pastry competition.

Worldskills is a competition allows young people from a large range of trades and skills to compete to win a spot to represent Australia on an international level.

Hayley told News Of The Area, “I began my Worldskills adventure a year ago when I won my regional competition and was chosen to represent the hunter in the 2018 Worldskills National Australia competition.”

“My training began not long after winning regional, and I began by working on general skills that I knew would be used with the competition.”

“For the past 8 months I would work my normal day till 11 am and the go into NSW Tafe Hamilton to train for the competition 4 days a week.”

“While training I had major support of all the teachers who helped me in in the creation of all comp products, and I also had massive support from most of the people I work with, family and

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The competition was held the 2nd – 4th of June 2018, where more than 400 competitors battled it out in more than 50 trades and skills.

Hayley said, “It was such an honour to be there not only representing my State and my Region, but also myself, my Tafe, my workplace and my trade.”

Hayley competed in the Retail Baking – Pastry category, where 6 entrants battled it out for gold.

The competition was very tough, though Hayley reported that all contestants got along quite well and did all they could to help each

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in NSW in 2017 there is a rebate available if not already claimed.

41,910 CTP policy holders in Port Stephens have claimed $830,363 in CTP Green Slip refunds.

Many policyholders are yet to claim their refunds.

NSW Minister for Finance, Services and Property Victor Dominelllo told News Of The Area, “Policy holders can access the rebates at Service NSW branches using the digital platforms or online.”

You can apply online between 5pm and 8am for your refund.

Refunds for standard cars insured for the full year of 2017 average $116 per vehicle.

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Councillor Abbott told News Of The Area, “I still need to login and get my rebate, but I know that Port Stephens families will appreciate the extra money that the Berejiklian government is refunding in their pockets.”

The insurance reforms will also see those injured in a motor vehicle accident regardless of fault eligible

for up to six months income payments.

Port families may also still be able to claim the Active Kids sports voucher with each child eligible for a $100 voucher.

Local Port Stephens families have already accessed 4,368 of the $100 Active Kids vouchers to pay for sporting activities to assist their children in enjoying a healthy and active lifestyle.

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missing out either with a class 3e goods vehicle registered for the full year receiving an average refund of over $500 and each taxi eligible for an average refund of over $2000.

Minister Dominello is pleased with the outcome, “How often do you see an insurance policy come down?,” he asked.

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other out, even though they were in competition against each other.

She said, “After the three days of comp were over, it was a massive relief, but then I was nervous for the awards ceremony, knowing it was a very close comp.”

“When it was announced I got 2nd place, it was the most amazing feeling, because all my hard work had paid off and I couldn’t have been prouder.”

“After finding out I was only a few marks off first, I was a little disappointed, but I was still so close and the girl who won deserved it.”

Unfortunately for Hayley, second place doesn’t get to go to the international comp, but Hayley is proud of her efforts and how far she got.

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By Rachael VAUGHAN

WOMEN across the globe have joined forces to create some one of a kind pieces for Medowie children.

Medowie Christian School is currently underway with their planning for their school performance, and they’ve enlisted some very special helpers.

The school is set to put

on ‘The Lion King Junior’ this year, and have rallied on community members from not only Medowie, but from a tiny community in Kurungu, Africa.

A parent at both Medowie Christian School and Wirreanda Public School, Sandy White, has gathered the sewing and crafting masterminds of Medowie, and her brother Mick Alley has done the

same in Kurungu in one of his many projects.

Mick Alley first went to Kurungu in 2007 and is raising leaders in the church, doing church planting in surrounding villages, leading a team teaching scripture in schools, overseeing sponsorship of 100 secondary students and 10 college students, runs a bible and ministry training school of 20 full time students, as

q Medowie mothers come together to create the costumes to go with the handmade pieces from Kurungu. well as running community projects to help those in poverty.

The Medowie ladies have already completed two solid days in a ‘sewing bee’ to work on the beautiful handmade costumes, and the women of Kurungu have just completed the stunning accent pieces for some of these costumes.

The women of Kurungu are all mums from the Africa inland church, who meet every Thursday morning for a ‘mamas bible study’ that two of the mamas run.

It is this special group of women who have made stunning beaded neck pieces for Medowie Christian school.

The school paid proper earnings for the mamas to make the beads, which was a significant financial boost

q African women from the Mamas group in Kurungu, wearing some of the pieces they have created for Medowie Christian School students.

Generous hearts

By Margaret McMILLAN

LAST week I once again had the joy and privilege of hosting a ‘Big Cuppa’ morning tea at Fingal Haven Retirement Village to help raise funds for Cancer research and care.

We were also able to celebrate June Bennett’s 100th birthday, and witness her presentation of a cheque [mainly from June’s sale of crochet items over the last months] for $500 to Dean Nunn, Captain of our local Rural Fire Service!

We raised just over $1,700.

Many quite unnecessarily kept thanking me for all I had done.

Thank, all who supported the day, and the businesses who so generously donated raffle prizes.

Raffle prizes were donated by: Avon, Ashlie Hair Salon, Fingal Cellars & Café, Longboat Café, Shoal Bay Pharmacy, OPAAT Health Shop and last but not least Woolworths who provided not only a lovely food hamper, but also a beautiful iced cake for June’s 100th birthday, without charge.

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On Wednesday last week, three local work mates from Raymond Terrace received a great finish to their day when they realised they had just won first prize in the Lucky Lotteries Super Jackpot Draw 10230 worth $100,000.

The winning ticket was purchased on Friday at O’Donnell’s Lakeside Newsagency Raymond Terrace East.

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to the women who live on less than a dollar a day.

Mick told News Of The Area, “With no trade, tourism or jobs around, it was such an encouragement to them get a little work.”

“They were so happy, that they even made more than they were paid for as a gift to the school in the form of beautiful handmade beaded bracelets.”

News Of The Area looks forward to following up on the finished product of these special pieces joining two communities of talented women.

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Recognising Positive Behaviour for Learning

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o you have a pressing problem, annoying anxiety or community conundrum? Jasminda Featherlight, our resident roving Agony Aunt, is here to help. Jasminda will be responding to questions from our THREE News Of The Area papers on a rotating basis. This week’s problem comes from Bulahdelah. SEND your concerns to Jasminda care of edit@mcnota.com.au and include your title, initials and suburb.

By Rachael VAUGHAN COUNCILLOR Paul Le Mottee from Port Stephens Council had the honour of presenting this week’s Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL) awards, recognising Port Stephens finest young people each week.

Presented at MarketPlace Raymond Terrace, this week’s winners are; Lachlan Vaughan from Medowie Public School, for being an excellent community role model by supporting a student from another school during Starstruck dance rehearsals.

Harrison Roberts from Seaham Public School, for assisting staff at Seaham Public School with our school basketball teams. Harrison gives up his time to assist with refereeing and organising equipment.

Maddyson Petith from Irrawang High School, for participating in the Krazi Kosci Klimb to raise funds for the Cerebral Palsy Alliance.

Jack Lilley from Karuah Public School, for outstanding bus behaviour.

Jack is now a bus monitor, nominated from the bus driver for his responsible attitude on the bus.

Kaidyn Hunter from Irrawang Public School, for volunteering to play on the opposition’s team during saturday sport, allowing the game to take place.

Lachlan from Raymond Terrace Public School, for displaying true school values of respect and sportsmanship in the wider community while being coached for bowls at the Raymond Terrace Bowling Club.

Justice from Grahamstown Public School, for her community spirit and assistance at Raymond Terrace park run, Joanna Booth from Salt Ash Public School, for her organisation and consideration of other school groups during Starstruck rehearsal.

And last, but certainly not least, Logan Bridge from Hunter River High School, who is to be commended for his thoughtfulness and consideration.

He noticed that there was a visitor to the school who was unsure of where she was going, and selflessly offered his assistance to show her where to go and to also help carry the fundraising materials she was bringing to the school.

This shows initiative, kindness, respect and thoughtfulness.

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Kindness of Strangers

By Rachael VAUGHAN

NEWS Of The Area received a call this week from an elderly Medowie resident who would like to remain anonymous, but wishes to share an important message of gratitude and thanks with the community.

This resident was withdrawing cash from a local ATM last week, so as to be able to pay some bills.

Distracted, she took her receipt from the machine, and left to continue her errands for the day.

The sum of cash was

considerably large, and critical funds for this resident to be able to pay her bills.

A man came to use the machine soon after, spotting the cash left in the tray.

The Medowie woman felt a tap on her shoulder, to find the man asking if she had just used the machine.

She replied that she had, he asked her to confirm the transaction, and returned the money in full to her.

She was quite overcome with emotion, and the importance of

this man’s honesty.

She offered him some money for this efforts, to which he refused repeatedly, telling her to donate some to charity if she desired.

He wished her a good day and left, and the Medowie resident realised she had not asked his name.

She called News Of The Area to share her good news story, in the hope that this kind stranger will read her message and know what a difference he made in the life of this Medowie resident.

THE reality of a new Marine Rescue base station on the waterfront at Lemon Tree Passage (LTP) became one step closer recently with Port Stephens Council listing of the project in its Forward Works Program.

According to Cr Steve Tucker, $100 000 has already been ear- marked for the initial design process. This will involve a think tank involving Council, the local Flotilla executive and Marine Rescue personnel.

Cr Tucker said, “It’s early

days at the moment and we will have to decide whether to place the new structure above the existing amenities block in Henderson Park LTP or to demolish the building and start from scratch.”

“Structural engineers will be given the task of delivering us costings on the design options,” he said.

“The other major decision will be to decide the fate of the current home base perched on top of Whitbread Drive. It could very well be retained as a training centre or sold to offset the cost of

the new waterfront complex,” he said.

Cr Tucker said that he was pushing for the injection of more funds to make both the LTP business district and parklands more visitor friendly.

“Tourists always drive to the end of the road and their initial impression of the area is dictated by what they see.”

“We’ve made a lot of positive improvements and we want to keep the momentum going,” he said.

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Someone in my workplace is helping themselves to my packed lunch. There’s always bits missing when I go to eat it. Today my fruit was missing and it looked like there were spoon marks in the quinoa salad.

Unimpressed Miss PL, Nelson Bay

Dear Miss PL,

Ah, you’re one of those people, Miss PL. The type who gets up two hours before you need to be at work so you can do your half hour of mindfulness and cut up fruit for your smoothie, and put the finishing touches on your lunchbox with its carefully segregated sections of fruit and nuts and probiotics and lots of other goodies that look amazing but taste like soggy cardboard and gum leaves. I know that look you get when the office staff decide to pool their money for takeaway KFC. That self-righteous carbohydrate-free stare is not lost on anyone; I can assure you.

Do you really believe that someone is desperate enough to pinch fruit and quinoa? I mean, really, Miss PL, have a think about it. A doughnut? Probably. A Snickers bar? Absolutely. Some leftover Thai food?

Give it to me, baby. But quinoa? I think what is happening is that you are so hungry with your inadequate calorie intake, that you are actually walking to the tearoom in a trance and you are pinching things from your own lunchbox. Things like that can happen when you are malnourished.

It’s okay to have a treat now and then.

You are getting people offside and that isn’t helpful for workplace dynamics. Who would you rather have in your workplace: Gwyneth Paltrow or Celeste Barber? You are veering dangerously close to being on Team Paltrow.

Carpe diem, Jasminda.

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Kaleidoscope of Colour

By Marian SAMPSON

THE Port Stephens Community Arts Centre is turning the winter blues into a Kaleidoscope of Colour.

Kaleidoscope’ is derived from Ancient Greek, its literal meaning being ‘observer of beautiful forms.’

Meryl Miller of the Port Stephens Community Arts Centre told News Of The Area, “Our artists creative minds

have run wild and the result is a veritable kaleidoscope of colour and musical images.”

She believes now is a great time to visit the centre for a bespoke one of a kind winter warmer with plenty of handmade options available.

The centre is also sporting a current display by the Spinners and Weavers in the Annex featuring works produced using the raw fibres of wool, alpaca, silk, and mohair.

The group comb and card the fibres then apply age old techniques like felting and dying to enhance their creations which are knitted, crocheted and made into unique garments.

There’s a huge array of snuggly warm items for the wardrobe as well as beautiful handmade outfits for babies, all lovingly made

by Port Stephens locals.

q Artist Marianne Newton with her work in the Kaleidoscope of Colour Exhibition at the Port Stephens Community Arts Centre.

Serving the community

BART, which stands for Broadcast Alert Respond Turnout, is a new callout system being implemented at Medowie Rural Fire Brigade.

After a successful trial period, brigade members have voted to ‘go live’ with using the BART system at last month’s general meeting.

Brigade Captain Andrew Collins said the BART system is a welcome addition to assist with the management of our emergency response.

“Traditionally, after a Triple-Zero call, the operator will activate the pagers of our local brigade members and those available will turn out to the station,” explains Capt.

Collins.

“The Officer on duty then assembles an appropriate crew – depending on the type of incident – and the first truck then responds with a second (or third) if required, and in essence, this is how it has operated for the last 75 years.

The BART system uses an app on the members smartphone and is activated via the pager alert.

Members can then register their attendance or decline (unavailable).

Most importantly,

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DARA’s Van is growing in patronage at their Raymond Terrace food night, and they want to meet and support even more new people.

DARA’s van, and their program mates Orange Sky Laundry, are run solely by volunteers, with the two services working hand in hand to provide support to the community across several areas during the week.

Orange Sky Laundry offers residents a chance to wash their clothes, while DARA’s van provides a home cooked delicious meal.

The volunteers from Orange Sky Laundry and

q Enjoy a delicious home cooked meal with the volunteers at DARA’s Van.

q Medowie Rural Fire Brigade Captain Andrew Collins and Senior Deputy Captain Peter Smith. the system shows which members are on their way to the station and their qualifications.

This means the Crew Leader can start assembling a crew to respond and not have to wait for everyone to arrive at the station first.

“The other advantage is that, since all our members are volunteers, if it’s one in the morning, in the middle of winter and there is a

DARA (Development And Relief Agency), provide hospitality and friendship to anyone in need, offering you a warm meal, a clean load of clothes, and a friendly ear.

Ms Lee Moore-Sam, Programme Coordinator at DARA, told News Of The Area, “We opened our venue Raymond Terrace last year, and since that time the service has grown considerably, with us regularly feeding 20 or more friends on a Wednesday evening.”

“Orange Sky continues to partner with us each Wednesday evening offering laundry washing and conversation.”

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small garbage bin fire, other members can see that there are already eight people responding and they can curl back up in bed and stay warm,” Capt. Collins says jokingly.

“Though many will still turn out anyway because all our members pride themselves on our professional standard,” he added.

“The partnership has been well supported by the community, but we are still looking for volunteers and are of course open to meeting even more people who can benefit from our services each week.”

This week, the Raymond Terrace service moves to a new location and a new time.

They will still be operating on Wednesday nights, but will operate from 15 Carmichael Street, Raymond Terrace from 5-7pm.

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Emergency Salvage Meeting

By Margie TIERNEY THE Community is being invited to an emergency meeting with Roads and Maritime Services this Thursday 14 June to find out the latest on the container ship spill off Port Stephens two weeks ago.

The meeting has been selected to be held at Tea Gardens Baptist Church on Myall Street, starting at 10am.

A dedicated band of locals continues to scour Jimmy’s Beach and other Port Stephens coastal areas for debris from the 83 containers which were lost overboard from the YM Efficiency.

The ship and the remainder of its damaged containers,, finally docked in Sydney last Wednesday.

The Taiwanese owners of the vessel have apologised for the event, while their insurance company has engaged contractors to deal with the massive salvage operation.

Port Stephens MP Kate Washington spoke in Parliament about the devastating impact on our coastal environment ‘’The tonnes of rubbish that now burden our coastline include plastic wrapping, food products, nappies, containers, sanitary products, surgical masks, beauty products, car spare parts and even clocks,” Ms Washington said.

“I understand that helicopters have surveyed the coastline, divers have been in the water and approximately 100 contractors have been on the beaches coordinating the cleanup.”

Ms Washington also made mention of the clean up undertaken by local residents. ““I thank each and every volunteer who gave up their time in brutal weather conditions to do what they could do to help and the many who continue to do so.”

Officially locals have been advised not to help with the clean up.

“No one is absolutely sure of the contents of all 83 containers that washed overboard, or that those contents are safe,” MidCoast Management Officer Andrew Blatch said.

“In addition, Customs and Border Force have to inspect the debris to make sure it is legal and safe to enter the country, just like any other foreign goods that are regularly inspected when entering Australia.”

“If you have already picked up any debris, please don’t put it in your general household waste or take it to any Council waste facility,” Mr Blatch said. q COFFS HARBOUR: Yoga Mats washed ashore.

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“You can take debris from the accident to the corner of The Anchorage and The Boulevarde at Hawks Nest, and leave it

near the contractor’s skip bin.”

Director of NSW Maritime Services Angus Mitchell said boats had

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been deployed to the region to help in the search.

But warnings are still in place for fishing boats and other sea going vessels to remain on the lookout for the missing containers.

Some commercial fisherman have decided not to risk heading out.

“Whilst we believe the vast majority are very likely at the bottom of the ocean, we won’t know that for sure for some time yet,” Mr Mitchell said.

For further information visit www.rms.nsw.gov. au/containerincident or to report debris, call 13 12 36 and select option 2.

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Bunnings and Irrawang Learning Alliance volunteering for community groups and schools across Raymond Terrace, Medowie and Tilligerry

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BUNNINGS Heatherbrae are making their presence known in the community, volunteering in a variety of capacities for community groups and schools across Raymond Terrace, Medowie and Tilligerry.

Last week, Rob and Louise from Bunnings Heatherbrae visited Irrawang High School and assisted with building and planting sensory garden beds for students in the Irrawang Learning Alliance program.

From helping the students build the garden beds, to filling them with soil (with thanks to Hortico) and planting them out, their assistance was invaluable.

Lue Fagan from Irrawang High School told News Of The Area, “Lavender, mint, lemon balm, rosemary and geranium citrosa have been

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“We can’t thank Bunnings Heatherbrae enough for their assistance with this project, and their support of our student’s vision.”

Students from the Irrawang Learning Alliance participate in agriculture and gardening programs to help students improve their social, emotional, and physical well-being.

Students also gain invaluable life skills from these programs.

Students learn skills such as how propagate vegetable plants, how to care for the environment, and the importance of vegetables in maintaining a healthy diet.

Louise Bowen from Bunnings told News Of The Area, “Together, the students and our Bunnings team have constructed four garden beds out of fully recycled timber.”

“We enjoy being a part of these projects and getting to play a part in the community.”

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Debris Won’t Cost Residents

Debris from YM Efficiency Containers Lost at Sea Will Not See Port Stephens Ratepayers Out Of Pocket

THE impact of the waste that is washing up on Port Stephens beaches has the capacity to impact the pristine Port Stephens coastal environment and the Port Stephens–Great Lakes Marine Park.

The level of plastic washing up amidst the debris is concerning as turtles, whales and larger marine life tend to mistake plastic as food.

Member of the Legislative Council, and Parliamentary Secretary for Planning, the Central Coast and the Hunter Scot MacDonald told News Of The Area, “Port Stephens ratepayers will not be out of pocket as a result of this incident.”

He believes that the immediate response and efforts of the local community to clean up the mess has been amazing, however it is the responsibility of the emergency clean-up crews that have been contracted locally to do the work.

Reporting debris to RMS will see a coordinated response to the clean-up activities.

Scot MacDonald urged the public to report all sightings of debris via the RMS website which will see the contractors sent to perform the clean-up.

Port Stephens Mayor Ryan Palmer told News Of The Area, “The response from government to the emergency situation was fast, Scot MacDonald was straight on the phone advising that he had spoken with the Minister for the Environment to make sure that the residents of Port Stephens would not need to cover any of the costs of the clean-up.”

Local company Varley has been contracted by the shipping company’s insurer to manage the clean-up.

A spokesperson for Varley said “No expense will be spared to protect the environment and collect the debris.”

There are warnings in place for boaters with one commercial fishing vessel reporting having snagged what they believe was a sunken container.

Port Stephens local Pamela Smith has been organising volunteers to assist in cleaning up, she told News Of The Area, “The cleanup will be ongoing for a long time, there are still 82 containers unaccounted for out there.

“The local people have been absolutely inspirational in how they have come together and willingly worked long hard hours in bleak weather on beaches and the isolated and rocky parts too.

“We are determined to win,” she said.

From foam that threatens to break into smaller particles on Wanda Beach to clocks

and bumper bars at Fingal Beach bags, skips and bins are filling along the coast and the people of Port Stephens roll up their sleeves to protect and preserve our patch of paradise.

q Adam Milligam of the EPA, Port Stephens Mayor Ryan Palmer, MLC and Parliamentary Secretary of Planning, the Central Coast and Hunter Scot MacDonald, with Port Stephens Councillors Jaimie Abbott and Sarah Smith. Photo by Marian Sampson.

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X-Ray Service Improves Patient Care

By Marian SAMPSON

THE X-ray services have now been in operation at Tomaree Community Hospital for two weeks and over 91 patients have accessed the service.

Hunter New England Health along with Duty MLC for Port Stephens, Catherine Cusack, Member for Port Stephens Kate Washington, hospital staff, X-ray service providers, ladies auxiliary, Mayor Ryan Palmer and Councillor Jaimie Abbott, members of the community and some of the patients who have accessed the service gathered to celebrate the new service.

Catherine Cusack told News Of The Area, “it is wonderful to celebrate

this new service which has come about through the the efforts of many people over many years, and I must mention past Councillor Sally Dover for her past energy in championing this project.”

She believes that the hospital now has not only an X-ray machine, but new IT and staff to support the 24 hour on call service.

Rod Farlow was the first patient to use the service, he said, “The nurses were magnificent, they always are at Tomaree Community hospital. “it was quite an experience not to have to go away for the X-ray,” he said.

Gabby Holm-pounder said, “I was quite unwell, I was told I needed an X-ray

and didn’t even need to get out of my hospital bed I was wheeled right in.

“Having the X-ray here made a huge difference to me and I can see that with more sporting events coming to the Bay it will get lots of use,” she said.

Greg Waters, has also used the service and his X-Ray’s have been accessed off site by other doctors.

The addition of X-ray services at Tomaree Community Hospital has been strongly welcomed by the community, there are plans to extend the service in the long term to patients of the adjacent medical centre decreasing The need for patients to travel either into Nelson Bay or Newcastle for services.

q Duty MLC for Port Stephens Catherine Cusack, Gabby Holm-pounder, Councillor Jaimie Abbott and Mayor Ryan Palmer inspecting the new upgraded X-Ray room at Tomaree Community Hospital. Photo by Marian Sampson.

BBQ’s Fishing and Fun Members of the Probus Club of Port Stephens are currently enjoying a raft of activities and one of the most popular is the BBQ.

By Marian SAMPSON

THE Tomaree Peninsula has six Probus Clubs in total and they all offer a different mix of activities to their members.

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Club of Port Stephens are currently enjoying a raft of activities and one of the most popular is the BBQ. The incoming BBQ Director, Tirrel Graham with the assistance of Christine

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turned on perfect weather for the 59 attending a recent get together.

Ann Gibson of the Probus Club of Port Stephens told News Of The Area, “The members at the grill took on the roll as ‘Master Chefs’ and did a great job on the perfect steaks, tasty bangers and onions.”

Special guest was “Macca’s” super friendly granddaughter Abby who welcomed members as they arrived, offered to carry chairs and was a media star on the microphone.

In the same week nearly

40 Probians from the club participated in the Fun Golf and Putt Putt Day at David Grahams at Anna Bay. “This included five junior Probies who will line up for induction in about 50 years! ,” she said.

Upcoming on the Club’s activities list is a mixed social bowls day, a deep-sea fishing boat excursion to Broughton Island and an Excursion to Maitland Gaol and Maitland Art Gallery.

You can find out more about the Probus Club of Port Stephens at www. probusclubofportstephens.org

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I am asked all the time when the best time to list a property for sale is. Should home sellers list now or wait until spring?

Tradition dictates that spring is the ultimate selling season. After all, the days are usually sunny, the skies are blue and gardens are abundant with flowers.

Consider this though; Winter can also be a great time to list and this seems to be an evolving trend. With the milder winters that we have been experiencing, people are still out seeking property.

The advantage for you as a seller is that you will be avoiding the property glut of spring. A lot of potential sellers are currently preparing their homes for a spring listing. This is great, but there will be a lot of competition for them when the time comes.

So seriously consider being the early bird this winter and attract that house hunting worm.

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BARIATRIC Wheelie Walker. As new, $200. Raymond Tce Ph 0414531597

FRONT door fly screen, heavy duty fancy shell motive, with key. $275 4997 0986

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ROLLER top desk 8 drawers. Timber $200 49970986

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LOUNGE Cream 2 seater loungeD$45 and L single armchair $15 SO 0427861227

OUTDOOR Dining Setting. Black Glass Top Table L90 D cm x O 6 Folding 150 cm S with Chairs $85 Excellent Cond. 0402246253

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3 SEATER Lounge, Pale Blue Linen covers, Scothgard LD done, only 18mths old, O S Cond. $300 As New ono Tea Gardens 0417419884

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Wanted ONE Boat Trailer to suit a 4.75 Aluminium boat. Ph 0411327790

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BBQ matador Functional 6 burner with Side pot cooker, gas Bottle, tools and manuals. Almost new. $850 ono. 49198044 BOBBIN sanding machine.

Carbatec complete with four bobbin sizes, extra sleeves and cabinet. As new $280. 49844510 / 0439437047

GRAMOPHONE wind up, good working cond, needles available. $500.

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HALL Cabinet. Text for pictures. Solid Timber & Glass BOX trailer 7x4 Heavy 1.85h x 1.68l x .45d. duty VGOLD condition $600 0428450925 S $550 0412478882

DINNER set willow pattern six places 49191637 $30 Soldiers Point ELECTRIC Guitar Strat copy with quiver arm and three pick ups. $80 0419212863 FARM Vehicle “UTB Fiat 530” 2WD 1989 Model. 12 forward, 3 reverse. Always garaged. Power Steer.

Diff lock, new clutchs, new battery, only done light. 5ft slasher work $5,600 ono. Good condition for its age.

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Kite with harness & directional board.

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Lg timber extendable 49820432 PEARL mobility scooter, gd cond, very little use, Salamander.

D new bat,OLdismantles, S fit in medium size boot MACROB timber $950 Ph 4997 0986 extension dining table and 6 leather D chairs POOL table. ThreeOL with 3 Smatching wall quarter size, slate units and entertainment top 220 long 120 unit. $500. 0407283748 wide, excel cond Text for photos $1500. 0404477158 MESH net 3 and 1/8, Multi mono 25 strips New $750 0439893831 MOBILITY Scooter Shoprider.

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MOTOROLA mobile phone. 4G enabled unlocked. 4D months L warranty SO remaining.

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PRIDE Go Go Elite Traveller motor scooter with hoist (suitable for 4WD vehicles).

Recently serviced, D both SOL batteries replaced, new front basket and manual. $750 negotiable.

Will separate hoist and scooter.

Ph 0428291907 RIDE on mower John Deere L110 lawn tractor 17.5hp D Kohler OLOnly 237 42inch S cut hours. Spare parts included. $1,500 49970435

ROWING Skiff - Euro Single. Croker Blades VG cond, $1500 ono 0418716225 SOFA bed, plush, black, one year old, bed used only once, $300 Ph 0427204450 STEELCRAFT pram $100. Fr Newborn up Includes accessories & weather cover 0419618565 SURF Ski - Wave Master. Good condition very stable. Good in surf as well as calm/ choppy conditions.

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49822004 TIMBER TV stand One shelf, glass doors $45 82Lx45Wx66H 49812682 TIMBER dining suite $250 very good cond.

Tea G/dns 49198091 TIMBER lounge solid 3 piece - 3 seater and 2 armchairs. $500 0428970662 TIMBER queen bed head and Frame LD exc conditionSO$75 Ono 49971529 TRAILER converstion Galvanised aluminium sides to start new trailer project.Professionally built Height - 2ft hingeable Up to 3foot 6inches Length - 8foot 5inches Width - 5foot 9 1/4 $850 49970986 TREADMILL York pacer 480hrc platinumOseries Very LD S good condition $300 0429986383 TYRE on steel rim.

Yokohama Geolander LD as newSO215/70R/16 $75. ph 0416229166 UMBRELLA Shelta cantilever with canvas canopy. As new. $500 ono 49972359 WELDER Generator 14HP petrol motor electric start D 200amp welder &Sleads OL 3.5kva 240V very good welder. $1500.00 email don@legges. id.au Ph. 0418845358 VACUUM, robotic.

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Will sell for $575 0249846701 VE V8 Commodore Axel back twin chrome pipes. Mufflers. Low k’s $200 IW345 49970986

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Strong chair, beige Fabric $350 Pride shopping scooter, 3 piece for light Easy car transport $260 requires new battery Priced accordingly.

49970930 Tea Gardens GUITAR Squire Acoustic With bag, strap, 3 plecs, Stand, learning book. $150 Lectern - wooden 1m Good condition $35 0451098759 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Email for Price & Proof

OAK High quality dining table with six refurbished chairs and matching oak sideboard $800 ono.Light brown elegant Lounge suite - 2 armchairs and one 3 seater,Matching Lamp and Oak Coffee table Sell as a set - make an offer $200.

Grey metal filing cabinets, 4 drawer $60, 2x 3 drawers $40 each, 3x bookshelves timber $50-$100, 4x Garage shelves metal $200 for all. 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 $50.

Queen side bed ensemble Good cond. $60. Recliner chair $30. 49844123 Nelson Bay RYOBI electric blower, Bosch electric drill w/ 2 chargeable batteries Also lots of tools & Electrical equipment.

49820432 ROUND timber antique. Table 740cm $200. Repco exercise bike $40. Four Toyota 6 stud split rims $120 for all. 0429485169 Nelson Bay

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Rob defies the odds GOLF

By David & Rhona BIRSS CONGRATULATIONS to Rob Fitzgerald. Given the effect of the very high levels of rain over the past few days and playing off a handicap of 8, Rob scored a highly commendable 45 points in Saturday’s Mens Stableford competition.

Nelson Bay Golf Club Results 3rd to 9th June 2018 Results round-up:

WEDNESDAY 6 JUNE Men’s Stableford: Course 1: Overall: 1st Mason Harvey 35, 2nd Roy Johnson 34.

THURSDAY 7 JUNE Ladies Stableford: Overall: 1st Lyn Hollier 33 c/b, 2nd Robyn Butler 33.

Men’s Vets Stableford 9 Holes: 1st P. Purcell 18 c/b, 2nd J. Ducrou 18 c/b.

SATURDAY 9 JUNE Men’s Stableford: Course 1: A Grade: 1st Rob Fitzgerald 45, 2nd Peter Power 38; B Grade 1st Michael Betlinski 36 c/b, 2nd Nev Stanfield 36; C Grade 1st Jeffrey Warton 41, 2nd Wayne Mungoven 37.

FRIDAY 8 JUNE Ladies Stableford: Division 1: 1st Karen Flatt 36, 2nd Carol Gilmour 35.

Social Golf Results

By Margaret McKAY Tilligerry Social Golf Club results for 8/6/2018 Outright winner.

Matt Baldwin. 36 Runner up.

Brian Riddell. 34 Bonus points winner.

Ron Baxter Runner up. Ron Dews.

Dual Gold Medallist

Natasha Scott

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(A). Jack Johnstone.

(B). Bob Miskell Money hole.

(A). Peter Kieran.

(B). Peter Hill Lucky number 10.

Matt Baldwin Ladies 9 hole competition only 2 starters Margaret Gale and Margaret McKay both receiving a ball. There were 24 starters today with 2 ladies in the nine hole competition. It was good to get a game in before the return of the wet weather.

Next game 15th June Single Stableford.

9 Ball winners.

Jack Johnstone, Peter Hill, Adam Cowie, Greg Hinton, Barry Disch, Brian Baldwin, Colin Marsden, Kevin Lancaster, Dave Jackson.

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in an event at the recent athletics carnival.

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to take a whole school photo, chat with individual students, and present ribbons to all students who had placed

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Items SPEAKERS Logitech X220 $30. Oztrail swag double $200.

0428450925 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.

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Caravans 22FT Opal RV Chrystal caravan 2010 off roaster, Air con, oven, lrg shower, Separate toilet, lrg washer, 4 solar panels, roll out pantry Tv, stereo, 2 spare tyres, Fold down inner and outer table, Mesh annex $40,000 Ono. 0418975072 Tea Gardens

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Division 2: 1st Joan Rumble 37, 2nd Jan Bell 35; Men’s Stableford: A Grade: 1st Peter Mentis 40 c/b, 2nd Warrick Oates (vis) 40; B Grade” 1st Mike Coghlan 39, 2nd Richard Bennett 37; C Grade 1st Keith Woodley 39, 2nd Barry Schultz 38.

47 Wombo Street, Pindimar PRICE: $399,000 SET on approx 1031 sqm of level land and just 100 metres to the water’s edge, this quaint timber cottage full of old world charm is in the ideal location to launch your tinny, the kayak, swim or fish nearby.

The home is an original single storey “seaside holiday cottage” with parts of the original cottage being relocated from Wombo. Upon entering, you will find the home has been refurbished & updated yet retains the atmosphere of a bygone era.

It is freshly painted with neutral wall colours and retains original flooring and features.

Enter via a sun-room and step through to a light filled large living & dining area with a combustion fireplace which keeps the home cosy in winter.

The recently updated kitchen is very functional and practical and looks out to the garden. The bathroom has been completely refurbished and features a shower and a contemporary counter top basin. There is

a bedroom at the front of the home and another lovely bedroom at the rear, running the length of the house with direct access to the yard.

The two decks, one on each side of the home, add extra living space with one deck featuring a gabled roof and easterly aspect, able to comfortably seat up to 30 people.

The established gardens are a feature; providing a wonderful cool green retreat which attracts the abundant bird life and houses a dozen or so fruit & nut trees. There is plenty of room in the garden at the rear

had spoken about how and why she had won her gold medals, and then presented ribbons to those who had

also achieved in the sporting arena.

And who knows, perhaps we may see one or two of

of the property as well as a large shed, presently used as artist’s studio. Extra features include: a transpiration septic system, solar HWS, and spear point for bore water.

If you’re looking for a getaway and a quintessential seaside cottage - you won’t be disappointed.

The vendor is reluctantly leaving this much loved home as it has been a wonderful family gathering location for many years. Contact Century 21 Coastal Properties to inspect this very special and unique property.

those students from Salt Ash Public School on an Olympic dais after being spurred on by what Natasha had to say.

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LD Great Maintained SO family boat For fishing or fun One owner Lots more extras $17,500 0439160159

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CALAIS 2010 6 spd auto full serv. history, 2nd fastidious owner 96000kms.

Immac interior, duco excel cond, new battery 4/18, regd 5/19, almost new tyres, BVN-17W $12,999 neg. Ph. 0413919987

NISSAN el Grand 1998 4x4 auto 8 seater Rego 6/18 CL75BQ $7,850 Ono 0411030928

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2010 Jayco Sterling 21.65-3 caravan, in as new cond, front leather lounge, 190Lt 2-door fridge, oven, microwave, water fitler, slide-out queen bed, full ens incl wash mach, rollout awn, solar, wineguard arial & TV. Non smoking original owners.

Ready for any advertures. $39,500 Ring 4982 8321 COLONIAL caravan 2002 18ft6, $18,000 ono, Dual wheels, double bed, Stereo and three way fridge Full annex - roll out awning, Many extra, low mileage, Very good cond. ready to go, Contact Peter 49820362 HARD floor camper Trailer. Rego’d and in good condition $2,600 0428294378

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JAYCO Designer 14ft Pop top, twin beds Full annex, rego, Tare weight 850kg Ready to go. $6,000 Ono 49923302 ROMA Caravan 2002 17ft pop top Full annex, air lift roof w/ Air con, single beds, side kitchen, elevated fridge, cafe seating, new tyres, only 2,500k’s. Van is on stands, Fully equipped for the road. $12,500 49973389

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

28FT yacht fibreglass Swing keel with 9.9merc +dinghy. In Salamander Bay. Lots of extras A1 cond. $28,900 0418682806 CARIBBEAN Corsair 5m fishing boat 90hp outboard trailer, Bikini top, fish finder, Safety gear, $6,200 ono 49886058 GRIFFIN-whaler 15ft 50hp motor. registered Trailer. $6,000 Ph 0439893831 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Email for Price & Proof

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OUTBOARD 5HP Yamaha 2 Stroke 5CMH, near new, 1 yr and 10 hrs only $1050 0410 480 859 Tea Gardens QUINTREX 450 Escape 40hp 2 stroke Yamaha motor, Telwater trailer Bimini boat cover. Safety gear, all Rego’d as new. $17,900 Ono 0418407616 QUINTREX V-nose punt 3.85m 15Hp Evinrude. Gd Cond.

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TRI-HULL Glass 15ft 50hp motor centre Console, bikini top, Fish finder, rego’d, Trailer $6,000 0439893831

2006 Peugeot sports cabriolet NXP07T 11 mths rego 74,000 klms immaculate $9,000 0410454415 2006 Mitsubishi 380 Series 2 Model VRX Auto, all leather-Top of Line. VG Cond, Rego 30/06/18, Local service history available. $3,500 NEG. BF65WQ Contact 49828727.

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COMMONWEALTH Games dual gold medallist, Natasha Scott, visited the students of Salt Ash Public School recently.

Scott, who came to the nation’s attention after winning two gold medals

at the recent Commonwealth Games held on the Gold Coast, is a Raymond Terrace local who found her future path through an unlikely source.

“I actually started playing lawn bowls because I thought it would be a nice easy bludge for school sport.” Natasha told News

Of The Area with a laugh.

However, Natasha soon realised that she had some real talent when it came to her “school sport bludge”.

Before long, Natasha was at the Raymond Terrace Bowling Club day after day trying to refine her newly found talent.

And as we all now know, this talent led her to Commonwealth gold.

The act of trying something new, and trying hard, was a major part of Natasha’s speech to the students of Salt Ash Public School.

and refining her craft.

Yet, even through the tough times, Natasha had the will to continue to chase her dreams on the lawn bowling green.

After Natasha’s speech, she stayed on at the school

After all, if Natasha hadn’t decided to give lawn bowls a try, despite the initial reasons for doing it, she wouldn’t have her two new sparkling gold medals.

Natasha’s recent success has been the result of many years of training, competing

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