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RAAF Base Blood Saves Lives By Simone JOHNSON

WILLIAMTOWN RAAF Base has been awarded for their efforts in donating blood to the Australian Red Cross. The awards, presented last month by the Williamtown Blood Challenge Coordinator, Mr Samuel Hayes, were received by Air Base Executive Officer, WGCDR Amanda Cornell and the Base Services Manager, Mary-Ann Mellor. The awards recognised RAAF Base Williamtown’s highest donation of blood and plasma in the region in 2016, sitting at 1190 donations. It is estimated these donations will save 3570 lives. The RAAF Base exceeded their original goal of securing 25% of Australia’s blood donations in 2016. Air Base Executive

q Williamtown Blood Challenge Coordinator Sam Hayes, presenting awards to Amanda Cornell and Mary-Ann Mellor.

Officer, WGCDR Amanda Cornell said, “Your support and generosity is commended and I encourage you to continue regular blood donations when the Red Cross visits the Base every six weeks.” “This is a chance for you to have a break from your desk, your email and your phone; lie back, get comfy and roll up a sleeve for a great cause,” Ms Cornell said. The Base has a quarterly Williamtown Blood Challenge, with their Surveillance & Communications Systems Program Office (S&CSPO) winning the first award for 2017. S&CSPO members made a total of 33 donations in the first quarter of 2017, which included six off-Base Plasma donations. The challenge is currently on for other units to equal or greater this number.

Voice Police Issues By Geoff WALKER

A COMMUNITY police forum is to be held at the Tilligerry RSL Club at 6pm on 20 June. Residents from the

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peninsula, Salt Ash and Bobs Farm are urged to attend to express any concerns they may have about current policing and future directions for law enforcement in the

district. Doreen Bradley, a long time campaigner for the improvement of policing services will be pushing for extra police presence and

headquarters in Raymond Terrace was the direct result of years of hard work by a small dedicated band of Tilligerry residents,” she said. “At that time, we were

promised a full time, permanent force of 2.5 officers and a new station. Port Stephens Council has CONTINUED Page 2

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