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Overwhelming help for Bushfire Golf Day

THE community response to the Bushfire Appeal Charity Golf Day to be held on Friday 17 January at Hawks Nest Golf Club has been enormous.

President of the Hawks Nest Golf Club, Stephen Gately said, “The Board and the members were very pleased with the incredible community and local

catastrophic fire events elsewhere in NSW.” The Charity Golf Day organised by the Club, to be held on Friday 17 January is now fully subscribed,

business support, which had been forthcoming in support of the local Rural Fire Service groups and the wider Appeal to raise funds for the victims of the

however, Mr Gately said there is still a major opportunity for the wider community to support this Appeal.

“Participants on the day

will include Rugby League great Peter Sterling as well as golfing well known professional golfer Craig

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q Stephen Gately with David Bright, Captain of the Tea Gardens - Pindimar Rural Fire Service together with 2 members of the Rural Fire Service and a number of local volunteers who were receiving training to join the local Rural Fire Service.

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“The support to our community from such prominent public figures is a major benefit to our aim of assisting the local Rural Fire Services as well as the overall Bushfire Appeal,” Mr Gately added.

Opportunities still exist for the community to make a worthwhile contribution to this important fundraising initiative. At the completion of the golf day, from about 1pm onwards, the Club will be conducting an Auction of a number of donated items which will further add to the contribution that we as a community can make.

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Mr Gately urged all golfers who were not playing on the day to attend and to participate in the Auction at the Golf Club on Friday afternoon.

Included in the Auction items on the day are: · $2,000 worth of Leaf Gutter guard (very appropriate) from All Coast Roofing; · Rounds of golf for 4 people(with carts) at Avondale, Pymble, Bayview, Twin Creeks and Cabramatta Golf Courses; · A signed Newcastle Knights Rugby League jumper; · A round of golf at Hawks Nest Golf Course with Craig Parry; · A Stanley Drill ($300) from Home Timber & Hardware;

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· A wall clock valued at $200 from BT’s Fashions; · Men’s sunglasses & accessories ($184) from EyeCare Plus; · A floor Rug from Carpet Court ($180), and · A Pelican metal artwork piece from Vitaminbead ($120) Mr Gately said, “The Golf Club is extremely grateful for the positive support it had received from the business community in Tea Gardens-Hawks Nest as well as the residents and visitors to the area.”

“As a result of this selfless support, there is going to be a very worthwhile outcome in terms of funds raised for the local Rural Fire Services, as well as a contribution to the wider Bushfire Appeal.”

Olga Leary Fire Victims Art Exhibition

By Sandra CLARK

OLGA Leary Fire Victims Art Exhibition.

Olga is a local artist who has been painting for 20 years experimenting in all types of styles and mediums.

She has exhibited widely in NSW and has been commissioned by many.

Olga has generously donated 100 professionally finished & framed original works of art on varying subjects.

These are truly inspiring.

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renovated Dolphin room to view Olga's Art Exhibition on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 January from 10am to 8pm.

Olga told News Of The Area, “ I really feel for those victims of these horrible bushfires and wanted to help.”

Importantly, works sold during this Exhibition will help those affected by the recent bushfires with all monies raised going directly to the victims.

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Cool Summer Exhibition Opening for Art Lovers THE 'hot' social event in Tea Gardens was the Cool Summer Exhibition opening last Friday night.

The Gallery and its breezy garden were overflowing with art lovers, local supporters and visitors enjoying this annual event by the not-for-profit community art group, Galleries in the Gardens (GIG).

Selling like hotcakes were the latest works by GIG artists, created to the theme 'In The Wild'.

"Our artists really excelled in producing not just really top-quality works for this Exhibition but such diversity too – I think the theme really resonated with everyone," said Lesly Stevenson, GIG's President.

"All night we received compliments from the artwork quality to the incredible atmosphere at The Gallery - it was such a happy, uplifting occasion.”

Guests came from far and wide including

GIG's immediate Past President and Secretary Trevor Cook and his wife Cheryl.

Down for a quick visit from Noosa, Trevor officially opened the Exhibition with his trademark humour.

GIG’s fund-raising raffle for Wildlife In Need of Care (WINC) was also very popular, and continues until 31 January.

Prizes include a magnificent painting by Emilie Tseronis and an overflowing giant gourmet hamper of delicious deli delights and an antique silver platter.

“WINC is desperate for funds during this extraordinary fire season. We encourage everyone to buy some raffle tickets - you’ve got to be in it to win it,” said Lesly.

Cool Summer Art Exhibition concludes 31 January. It’s at The Gallery, 10am – 6pm six days (closed Tuesdays), 81 Marine Drive Tea Gardens. Entry is free and wheelchairfriendly. q Cheryl & Trevor Cook, GIG’s immediate Past Secretary and President, down from Noosa.

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Today I am looking at stamp duty.

In NSW a duty – a tax by any other name – is payable by the purchaser on the purchase of a property. It is also payable by the recipient on the transfer of property – including where no money is actually paid for the transfer.

It also applies to other assets – such as motor vehicles and shares.

However, the Duties Act provides an exemption for separating couples when, say, one spouse transfers their interest in an investment property to the other spouse.

This ‘marriage, de facto or domestic relationship break-

ups’ concession means that no duty is payable when the transfer of matrimonial/ relationship property occurs under a Court Order or an Agreement in accordance with the Family Law Act. This sounds like a relatively simple concept but a number of issues can arise: • Is the asset being transferred held in NSW? • Who legally owns the asset – is it the couple or is it through an interest they have in a company or Trust?

• Does the Court Order and Agreement properly set out the Transfer?

Especially relevant if there are third parties involved.

These are not always simple questions and proper legal and tax advice is vital to ensure duty is not owed.

Next time: income tax ramifications of property division.

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YM Efficiency briefings

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YOU may be aware that on 12 December 2019, the Australian Maritime Safety Authority awarded the tender contract for Operation Recovery – YM Efficiency to Ardent Oceania.

Ardent Oceania is an International salvage and offshore construction operator we have tasked to remove 60 shipping containers lost overboard YM Efficiency off the Newcastle-Port Stephens coast on 1 June 2018.

These containers and their contents pose an ongoing unacceptable risk to the Australian coastal environment. We know that the declared contents of many of the containers are plastic and the steel containers will eventually corrode and release into the marine environment either suddenly or over a period of time.

Commencing salvage operations to remove debris from your local waters is a priority for us, with preparations already underway ready to commence the fourweek recovery operations during March 2020.

On 17 January 2020, we will be briefing local commercial fishing groups on the salvage operations, how risks will be managed and address their concerns.

We would like to also offer you a briefing about the recovery operations and how we will engage with your constituents during this time. The project team will be available to meet with you on 17 January or on a day that suits you.

If you would like a briefing please RSVP operationrecovery@amsa.gov.au and we will contact you to arrange a time.

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On 4 and 5 February 2020, we will host community information sessions for people who live and work in the region, or have been affected by the incident. You are also welcome to attend these sessions at the following locations: Tuesday 4 February – 6-7.30pm Newcastle Surf Lifesaving Club 60 Shortland Esp. Newcastle

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Severe Water Restrictions update

SEVERE (Level 4) water restrictions are still in force across most of the MidCoast Council region, banning all outdoor water use and restricting business water use. The Hawks Nest / Tea Gardens supply is the only area to remain on Very High (Level 3) restrictions.

The restrictions ban all outdoor water use. Residents can only use recycled, grey or rain water on gardens – there is a total ban on sprinklers or garden irrigation systems. No car or boat washing is permitted, and swimming pool top-ups are also banned. Businesses and MidCoast Council are also required to severely

q RIVER flows in The Barrington River, the water source for the township of Gloucester, dropped below critical levels at the point where Council extracts water for the town supply just after Christmas. As a result MidCoast Council is now carting water into the town by road to keep the town’s water system operating. The water is being trucked from MidCoast Council’s

groundwater source at Tea Gardens. Council says it will continue to access any water that is available from the river but until rainfall occurs the Gloucester water system will be reliant on water carting each day. All water carters in the Gloucester and Barrington area have also been advised they can no longer draw on water from the Gloucester water system. They have been

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Carting water to Gloucester from Tea Gardens. asked to source their water from nearby Krambach, which is on the Manning water supply scheme, until further notice. The cost of carting the water for rural towns is subsidised by the State Government, however it is important for residents to keep water use to an absolute minimum. It costs nearly ten times more to cart water to the town than using the regular supply.

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Lions Club getting behind important initiatives

By Ann SCULLY

SOME community groups go about their business with their fundraising activities but unless you are a member of a particular group, sometimes the “good work” goes unnoticed so the Lions Club of Tea Gardens will, from time to time, provide the community with information about their fundraising and other activities in the community.

The last six months have seen the hardworking members of our local Club holding barbeques at the Myall Markets and Bunnings Heatherbrae as well as participating in the Myall

River Festival and during the Festive Season, Club members catered for the Community Carols at the school and at the Reflections Caravan Parks at Bennetts Beach and Jimmys Beach.

During the lead up to Christmas, Lions members distributed 2020 calendars which have been sponsored by local businesses and also sold many Lions Christmas Cakes.

At this year’s Australia Day Breakfast, the Festive Season Raffle will be drawn as well as the holding of the Flag ceremony, presentation to the Lions Citizen of the Year, children’s games and races and live music for everyone to enjoy and don’t forget to BYO chair, hat and

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When News Of The Area spoke to member Carole Richards, about the Club’s achievements during 2019, she said, “Our Club has had a very good year in raising funds and I would sincerely like to thank the public and local businesses for their support and, of course, we are always looking to welcome new members.”

“Funds raised by the Club are applied to many causes locally, Nationally and Internationally and these include providing funds to the Tea Gardens Primary School for the Life Education Program as well as donating to the Free Clinic Bus and much needed funding to the Tea Gardens/Pindimar Rural Fire Service.” q

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Rhonda Dorman, Peter Webb (President) and Robert Dorman.

Nationally, Lions are providing funds for drought, flood, fire and other disasters whilst Internationally, Lions International promote programs supporting Diabetes, Paediatric Cancer,

Hunger and Vision.

A recent commitment has seen the Lions Club supporting the Hawks Nest Golf Club in catering for the Bushfire Appeal Golf Day to be held on Friday, 17 January

Boat Ramp at Tea Gardens needing repair.

By Gordon GRAINGER

Community issues and status update IN view of the Festive season, monthly meetings for both groups (Progress Association and River Action Group) were not held in January, however there has been some paddling under the water, which will be of interest to the community.

The placement of 3000 Tonnes of rock on the old ferry wharf ramp has caused some concern with residents and visitors on safety issues as the site is a favoured fishing spot. Enquiries lead us to DPI Fisheries Dept who have advised the rock will be used to form 2 artificial reefs for the study of oyster spat within the Port Stephens area. Project good, timing lousy!! Fisheries have agreed to address the community through the Feb meeting of Progress. Details will follow and all are invited to attend.

On the matter of the ramp, the Historical Society and U3A expressed concern over the potential damage to

the ramp which has been registered as a historical site. On the subject of U3A, they are calling for enrolments on Fri 17th Jan at the old library in Hawks Nest at 10am to 12noon.

The PA received many complaints re the untidy mess left by welcome, but thoughtless visitors along the Marine Dr waterfront. Council was made aware of the problem which was rectified immediately.

Residents along Coupland Av have expressed concern regarding speeding vehicles along Coupland St. Of particular concern is the preschool establishment where young families cross and often faced with vehicles travelling well in excess of the 50 Km speed limit. They have asked the Ref Group to bring this matter to Council attention. This will be an addition

Delivering for the Myall Coast Congratulations Karuah RSL Sub-Branch on securing Federal funding to restore plaques dedicated to local service personnel and display them at the Club.

to a much earlier request to reduce the speed limit along Marine Dr to a 40Km limit and apparently in the hands of a Traffic Committee. Surely, we do not have to wait for a serious accident to occur before corrective action is undertaken.

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If you are interested in joining a proactive Lions Club, please send an email to teagardenslionsclub@gmail. com

The Myall River Action Group has arranged for a diver inspection of the river floor between Moira Pde. and Tea Gardens as a follow up to the clean up in 2017.

This dive will be held on 13th Feb. We are aware of road signs etc being thrown off the bridge and this exploratory venture will determine the necessity to have a full clean up on March 30th. The community response was magnificent at the last clean up and we trust we can count on all again.

The Myall River Action Group has been campaigning for some time to have the boat ramps in Hawks Nest and Tea Gardens replaced with user friendly pontoons and has met with Council response that this a matter is a Shire wide issue and we are in the queue. Meanwhile the existing ramps are falling into disrepair and need urgent maintenance. We received an undertaking that such repairs would be done before the influx of visitors, however the attached photograph clearly shows the repairs were not conducted and the ramp near the Bridge is now in a poor and potentially dangerous condition. Council have been made aware of our position.

Information for local residents Salt Ash Air Weapons Range Training Program RAAF Base Williamtown fighter jet squadrons have programmed training on the range as from: • 3 February to 6 March – Hawk • 11 to 13 March – Hornet All flying is scheduled for week days only.

Every effort is made to minimise any inconvenience to residents during SAAWR training.

Residents are advised the range flying program can change at short notice due to weather or operational considerations.

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Upgraded Honours Display at Karuah

q Dr David Gillespie MP, Peter Fidden (VP Newcastle District Council of RSL Sub Branches) and Barrie French (Secretary Karuah RSL Sub Branch.

THE Karuah RSL SubBranch has been successful in securing Federal funding towards further commemorative displays to honour our local Veterans and Service personnel.

Federal Member for Lyne, Dr David Gillespie joined Vice President Newcastle District Council of RSL Sub Branches, Peter Fidden and Secretary Karuah RSL Sub Branch Barrie French to announce the latest project.

“I’m delighted to announce that Karuah and District RSL Sub-Branch has

secured a Federal funding Grant of $4,000 to assist with the restoration of plaques dedicated to local Service personnel and display them at the RSL Club,” Dr Gillespie said.

“This funding has been made available under the Federal Coalition Government’s Saluting Their Service Commemorations Program.”

Last year, the Federal Coalition Government committed to expand the Saluting Their Service Commemorative Grants

Program with an additional $10 million to be made available, bringing the total pool available to $14 million over the next four financial years to 2022-23 for projects and activities that commemorate the service and sacrifice of Australia’s service personnel.

Grants of up to $10,000 are available for local, community-based projects and activities under the Community Grants component of the Saluting Their Service program.

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MIDCOAST Council is scaling back emergency water access points as the demand from those affected by last November’s bushfires is reduced.

“We’re pleased that most people have been able to recover so quickly in terms of their need for water, and of course we’ll continue to provide some points for access where there continues to be a need,” said Council’s Director of Infrastructure and Engineering Services, Rob Scott.

Water access points at Coglan Avenue Wingham, Beecher Street Tinonee, and Mill Street Krambach will remain open for those who require emergency water as a result of the bushfires. These points will operate daily from 7am until 5.30pm, and will be electronically monitored to prevent misuse.

Water access points to be closed from Monday 13 January include Bulga and Gloucester Roads at Wingham, and Gloucester Road at Nabiac.

“With the MidCoast region currently facing a severe water shortage due to the prolonged drought, we need to ensure that emergency water is being used for the intended purpose – for stock watering and rural domestic use and only by those affected by bushfires.”

If you will require emergency water after the closure of the refill points above, please contact us on 0436 936 696 to make arrangements.

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Water obtained from the emergency water access is not permitted to be used for any other activities such as garden watering or pool top-ups.

With the long term forecast indicating very little rainfall for our region, level 4 severe water restrictions remain in place, and Manning / Great Lakes residents and visitors are being urged to cease all outdoor water use.

Meanwhile, in case it’s needed, MidCoast Council is progressing plans to support the water supply for the Manning and Forster Tuncurry communities by fast tracking the planned expansion of the Nabiac Aquifer plant and installing a temporary water desalination plant on the Wallamba River.

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Friday 24/01/2020

Cotton Sax And Strings

Nelson Bay Bowling Club

6.45pm

Friday 24/01/2020

Sami

Plough Inn

8.00pm

Friday 24/01/2020

Darren Rolling Keys Duo

Anna Bay Tavern

8.15pm

Saturday 25/01/2020

Busta Thong

Tea Gardens Country Club

7.30pm

Saturday 25/01/2020

Leadbellies

Tea Gardens Hotel

Saturday 25/01/2020

Katie N Feff

Anna Bay Tavern

Sunday 26/01/2020

Cover Girls

Tea Gardens Country Club

Sunday 26/01/2020

Hendo

Salamander Bay Tavern

1.00pm

Sunday 26/01/2020

Viagro

Anna Bay Tavern

3.00pm

Friday 17/01/2020

2 To The Floor

Anna Bay Tavern

8.15pm

Friday 17/01/2020

Jake Daulby

Plough Inn

8.00pm

Saturday 18/01/2020

Sami

Bellevue Hotel @ Tuncurry

6.00pm

Saturday 18/01/2020

Led Zepplin Tribute band

Tea Gardens Hotel

7.30pm

Saturday 18/01/2020

80s To The Max

Shoal Bay Country Club

9.00pm

Saturday 18/01/2020

Got It Covered

Anna Bay Tavern

8.00pm

Saturday 18/01/2020

Siren

Tea Gardens Country Club

7.30pm

Sunday 19/01/2020

Sami

Anna Bay Tavern

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We have a bit of a 'toilet seat up' or 'toilet seat down' argument going on in our household.

What is appropriate?

COMING from the salubrious suburb of One Mile, I'm surprised there is any argument at all. Don't you lot have bidets and a voiceactivated toilet seat warming system that says 'Ready James' when it reaches the required temperature?

I think we all have toilet adventures to share. I'd say my worst experience was travelling from Bangkok to Chiang Mai. This train journey took 13 hours and after viewing the toilet, I made a little pact with myself that I would be able to hold on until we reached our destination. Of course that was wishful thinking given I had to consume quite a bit of vodka to cope with rattling through the countryside and listening to my sister complain that a flight would have been smarter. At around the 12 hour mark, I gave in and during a particularly turbulent section of of the journey, I attempted to hold on for dear life, hold my nose, balance over a hole that went directly onto the train tracks and empty my bladder. Now, I'm quite the multi-skiller when required, Mrs SV, but I'm pretty sure I left that cubicle with wee on my face, toilet paper stuck to my shoes, the faecal matter of the last 24 visitors in my respiratory system, and the expression of someone who'd seen things that no-one should see. There was no issue with whether to leave the seat up or down, though. There was no seat.

I think it's common courtesy to put the toilet seat down if you are a male and you share a bathroom with females. It is also common courtesy to remove any traces of your visit such as reading material, stray body fluids, empty toilet rolls and so on. Few things are more annoying than an empty toilet roll on the floor and a new roll placed on the window sill instead of the toilet roll holder. Bathrooms are no place to display passive aggression.

Then there's the whole 'if it's yellow, let it mellow' debate. Given our current water restrictions, there are clear advantages.

Really, though, not too many of us want to see someone else's urine, so when visiting others, flushing is the safest bet.Thankfully I live on a bit of land so the males in this family often visit the lemon tree.

Women’s Bowling Club weekly results TUESDAY 7th January: The start of another busy year of bowling. Pennant trials commenced and continue till Thursday 23rd January.

Despite the hot humid conditions there was a good turn up of bowlers.

Format for play was 2 games of Triples and 2 games of Fours. Leona Clissold, Irene Roberts and Judy McGavock had a good win against Lyn Nightingale, Ingrid Luck and Jill McBride 29 v 10. On the next rink Trish Ward played "swinger lead". Trish, Dawn

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Dear Mrs SV,

THE Leadbellies are a “Hot Rod Electric Dance Blues Band”.

That’s a mouthful which describes the essence of the Band, but for apt simplicity just refer to them as ‘The Leadbellies’.

They are a Newcastle based Blues line-up, who guarantee to switch on your musical energy, and drive your natural need to groove and dance.

They are playing at the Tea Gardens Hotel on Saturday 25 January.

No boring sleepy stuff from these guys!

That’s for sure.

Jones and Pam Gilchrist defeated Trish, Christine Fossey and Sheril Johnson 20 v 9. A great comeback by Sheila Rattray, Jan Coomer, Jeanette Emmett and Dot Dallas on the 8th end they were down by 8 shots, the next 6 ends resulted in their team adding 15 shots to their score. While Robyn Beaumont, Robyn Webster, Lynne Green and Kayelene Pearson remained on a score of 11. The game ended on the 20th end with Dot's team winning 25 v 16. A very close contest on Rink 12 Sandra

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12 January: The second round of the Club Fours Championship was played today in ideal conditions.

It was a surprise to see the fancied Jeff Baker side go down 14-24 to the Ron Webster team of Barry Goode, Mark Nightingale, Graham Reynolds and Ron Webster but in Club Championships anything can happen.

The Mark Hair team of which included; Col Saillard, Dave Perry, Col Amos, accounted for the Alan Greenhalgh combination 27-13.

The red-hot favourites, the John Parkinson team, had no trouble in dispatching; Gary Wynne, Max Stephens, John Moore and Dave Benson, 28-10.

The Leigh Hunt side, including; Tony Coomer, Mike Delacca, Neil Kibble, had the closest win of the day in a dour struggle with Keith Wigman, Bob Weir, Peter Cheney and John Slater.

They won 16 –13.

The semi-finals will see the Leigh Hunt four take on the John Parkinson side and the Ron Webster team will play the Mark Hair combination.

Whatever happens, there will be some great bowls played next Saturday and the finals on Sunday will be a must-see.

8 JANUARY: After the Christmas New Year break it was great to be back on the green again with the 63 players that turned out today to enjoy the company and fellowship of Club members.

It was great to welcome back Laurie Welch after a four-year absence.

The Club also welcomed visitors from Albury and Karuah on a wonderful day for bowling.

The grass green was back in service due to the terrific work of greenkeeper, Steve Green.

The team of Garry Wynne, John Moore and Dave Benson won the money on the grass whilst Tony Coomer, Graham Reynolds and Mark Nightingale won on the synthetic.

The lucky losers were; Doug Andrews, Col Fossey, Peter Campbell and Bill Heylbut on the grass and Laurie Welch, John Yabsley and Daryl Martin on the synthetic.

11 January: The first round of the Club Championship Fours was played today with 11 teams overall competing.

Going through to the quarter final round were; Noel Jackson, Greg Smith, Stew Sturrock and Jeff Baker after a convincing win over Barry Drayton, Graeme Watkins, Terry Munright and Keith Smith, 24-11.

Rob Jones, John Yabsley, Doug Naylor and Alan Greenhalgh also advanced with a close, 23-28, win over; Rob Young, David Garcia, Doug Andrews and Merv Mills. q Mark Nightingale, Ron Webster, Greg Rounding it out, the team of Peter Smith, Noel Jackson, Stew Sturrock and Gurney, Ross Barry, Danny Johnson Graham Reynolds enjoying some down time and John Parkinson defeated; Vic after competing in the Club Championship Garlick, Tom Short Henry Dallas and Fours.

Geoffrey Muggleton 27-13.

Community Social Media around the area

By Sandra MURRAY SOCIAL media is a great way for communities to stay connected and share information. Tea Gardens and surrounds has at least six significant public and private groups hosted by Facebook and moderated locally.

Here is update on who

they are: Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Community Notice Board established in 2016 with 10,162 members. It is a friendly public site useful for local news, community support, arts and local business updates, especially eating out. It averages around 30 new posts daily.

Tea Gardens Hawks Nest

buy, swap, sell and free goods group established in 2016 with 1570 members. It is public group for locals to happily do as the name states.

Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest & Surrounds Community Notice Board established in 2019 with 628 members.

This public site includes North Arm Cove and surrounds. It is moderated to prevent offensive language and to verify members.

Popular topics include local photography and local

Bridge Club results Hawks Nest Bridge Club

By Sally HUNTER

THIS fortnight, Chez Rands and Leslie Falla have come first playing North/South on four out of four occasions.

They also won the Hawks Nest Bridge Club 2019 Team Shield with Sue Matheson and Bea Treharne.

Pictured above are Sue Matheson, Leslie Falla, Chez Rands and Bea Treharne with the 2019 Team Shield.

Monday 23rd December N/S 1. Chez Rands & Leslie Falla 2=. Peter Baily & Gordon Morrison 2=. Jim Thatcher & Jeanette Whalan E/W 1. Linda & Glenn Conroy 2. Bea Treharne & Roy Song 3. Marcia Dane & Pat Palmer Handicap Winners – Linda & Glenn Conroy Friday 3rd January N/S 1. Chez Rands & Leslie Falla 2. Jim & Trish Thatcher 3. Carol Richards &

Jeanette Whalan E/W 1. Bea Treharne & Sue Matheson 2. Marcia Dane & Helen Blackbourn 3. Esther Digby & Carolyn Bywater Handicap Winners – Marcia Dane & Helen Blackbourn Monday 6th January 1. Chez Rands & Leslie Falla 2. Liz Caro & Trish Thatcher 3. Bea Treharne & Roy Song Handicap Winners – Chez

MONDAY 6th King of the Mountain , 34 players ,Bulahdelah versus Tea Gardens, BBQ, pick of prizes with presentation .

B Gordon winning voucher at Tea Gardens pro shop

business updates.

Tea Gardens, Hawks Nest, Pindimar & Bundabah Community Group established in 2017 with 616 members. This public site is for sharing stories, pictures, paintings and local information. Buy, swap and sell activities are not supported.

The Progress Association for Tea Gardens & Hawks Nest established in 2019 with 29 members. This is new public site sharing information about the role and activities of the Progress Association. It

Thursday Vets Stroke Monthly Mug winner – D Schoonhoven net 71 r/u – P Brown Net 73 c/b 3rd – J Hooper NTP 6th/15th - M Donnelly 17th – A Jobson 3rd shot on 4th/13th – T has information about Association meetings and invites locals to submit issues that the Association may be able to assist with.

Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest/Karuah and surrounds Notice Board established in 2018 with 490 members.

This is a private site committed to positive information sharing that builds ‘compassion, support and understanding’.

All these sites are often used to prevent crime by sharing information about incidents, to provide information about

HUNTER QUARRIES

...in the community Hunter Quarries is dedicated to supporting the local community wherever possible and has a long and proud history of doing so.

Hunter Quarries are proud supporters of: Bulahdelah Soccer Club.

Bulahdelah Show.

Bulahdelah Golf Club.

Tea Gardens Baptist Church.

Karuah Pre-School.

Karuah Primary School.

Karuah Bowling Club.

Karuah Golf Club.

Bundabah Tennis Club.

Clarencetown Football Club.

Hunter Medical Research Institute East Gresford Showground.

The Crime Prevention Review.

Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) The 43rd & 44th Solo Hunter region local Government Golf Day. Myall Coast News of the area Bulahdelah Soccer Club.

Bulahdelah Show.

Bulahdelah Golf Club.

Tea Gardens Baptist Church.

Karuah Pre-School.

Karuah Primary School.

Crowther Saturday Golf men winner – J Graham 38 r/u – A Benson 37 Ladies Golf winner L Pascoe r/u – B Gordon Jackpot – L Pascoe Chook Run winner – W Smith Jackpot – J Graham Next Saturday Golf 11th – Stroke

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Remember News Of The Area also has a fantastic News Media Facebook page that will keep you up-to-date with all the local news and happenings too.

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Ross Clissold 10th.

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Peter Nealon 16th.

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Dance Feature OVER the past 27 years, Studio 2324 has become a mecca for dance training and has trained thousands of students across the region, many of whom have gone on to have professional careers both domestically and overseas.

Principal Karen Suttie is an RAD Registered Teacher and is also an RAD Examiner and Tutor. All faculty members are accredited within their specialist field and they all share a passion for dance.

“Studio 2324 offers many programs that cater to everyone from 2 years to adults,” Ms Suttie told News Of The Area.

“The most popular is the new “Ready Set Dance” program for Pre-Schoolers as seen on Nickelodeon Jnr. But it’s not all about the young ones. They also run classes

for adults including Jazz, Tap and the “Silver Swans” Ballet class designed for the over 55’s which is great exercise for men and women,” she said.

The latest innovative program to be launched in 2020 is “Acrobatic Arts”.

Students learn through safe and effective progressions Flexibility, Strength, Balancing, Limbering and Tumbling to enhance their dance skillset.

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Other genres offered are RAD Ballet, LGTDA Tap, Jazz, Musical Theatre, Contemporary and PBT (an innovative muscle memory training program).

If you are looking to join a family friendly dance school that will enable your child to grow as a dancer and make lifelong friends then Studio 2324 is for you. Enrollment day is Wednesday 29 January 3.00 – 6.00 pm. q

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FIXED OR VARIABLE? “I’m torn between taking my home loan as fixed or variable.

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YOUR loan officer is best placed to answer to this question as he/she will be in a better position to assess your financial position.

However, I’m happy to provide a real estate agent’s perspective. A fixed rate gives you budget and repayment clarity as your interest rate remains static over the life of your loan.

You’re probably in a better position should interest rates increase. However, should rates decrease, then paying a higher rate, you might feel disadvantaged. A flexible rate provides you with more flexibility as you can make additional repayments, therefore paying down your loan faster which is a money-saver if the timing is right. The kitty you amass from those additional repayments also gives you a ‘redraw’ option you can access to service renovations/additions etc. which adds capital value to your asset. Talking with your loan officer will provide you with guidance on which is best. Perhaps it might be a mix of both with a portion being under fixed and the remainder being variable. With the correct advice you’ll not only be on your way to purchasing your home, but to increasing its value and owning it outright!

This is only general information and you should always seek professional financial advice.

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Actual times of High and Low Water may occur before or after the times indicated.

PORT STEPHENS (High) Nelson Bay Salamander Bay

30 min 45 min Soldiers Point 1 hr Karuah (Karuah River) 1 hr 15min Pindimar 45 min Tea Gardens 1 hr

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PLY wood sheets, (1) 2400x1200x3mm LD $20.

SO (2)2700x1200x4mm. $30 each. 49872338.

LOUNGE Suite. 2 recliners & 3 seater, Aqua fabric very good cond, $350. Tea Gardens 49970890.

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MANNING RIVER (High) Based on bar at Harrington Harrington NIL Taree 2 hrs Wingham 3 hrs 15 min

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HUSQVARNA LC19SP mower. Briggs & Stratton 4stroke,700series, ready LD start, self-propelled.

As SO new. Approx 2 hrs of use. $495 ono. 0419329905.

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LUFKIN 10m measuringLD tape, 25mm SOblade. $7.

0419 144 766 MASONITE white sided 4 shts, 1900x880x6. $9 p/sh, 49847475 a/h 0412782208 b/h 160120

MERANTI boards (3) 3.0 x 250 xD19, $15 L each. Other SO sizes avail.

0419 144 766. .

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MOBILTY scooter Pride Go Go, fits in D L car boot, SOonly $750.

Ph 49825194.

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PLYWOOD 7 sheets 2.4x1.2x5. Stained 1 side, edegs damaged. $5 p/sh 49847475 a/h 0412782208 b/h 160120

HAFCO Wood Lathe 900mm bed cast iron mount on heavy D duty OL chistles cast ironSbase included $600.

49872338

PUMA pop-top camper 2012, 12ft, 1200kg, sleeps 6, one owner, rego to Nov 2020. $14,000 ono, Peter 0407 892 860 141119

PULLEY blocks, double.

100mm diameter, (2) $30 each. 49872338.

QUEEN size mattress gd cond $50ono 49812669 0408494439 RED Cedar and Rosewood various D sizes S and OL lengths, price on application.

49872338 ROLLER support stand as new. $35 49872338 SAMSUNG 430L stainless steel 2 door fridge Easy Clean, frost free. 1701 mm h x 725mm w x 717mm d, Fantastic cond. $250 0417419884 1912

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(Low) 15 min 30 min 45 min 45 min 45 min 45 min

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260919

LEDGERSTONE Veneer Stone.

Sandstone Collection. 4 sq. mts $200. Ph 0409 042 489

160120

The time variation should be added to the corresponding Fort Denison time.

FRI

260919

LEATHER Chesterfield 2 seater gd cond, $550 49849808.

The below table show tidal variations at several locations.

THU

PIPE cutter on stand.

LD Ridgid SO brand. $30.

0419144766.

PRIDE new scooter, paid $3100, sell for $2500ono. Also, 1 wheel chair $100 gd cond 49818613 0407044372

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In view of the variations caused by local conditions and meteorological effects, these times are approximate and must be considered as a guide only.

PETROL leaf blower STIHL BR200 backpack very good condition $250 ph 0416 214 087

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CYCLONE rotary turf edger, new, hand operated $30.

49872338.

21219

MOUNTAIN bike Nomarch Dragonfly, As new, O Alloy LD frame, DX3000S hydraulic forks, $150 49875234

DOORS legend brace type. (1) 1725H D x 760W. OL(1)1725H x 430W,S suit garden shed $40. 49872338.

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COMPLETE home brew kit and keg system. 2 19Ltr kegs, LD beer Co2 bottle, SO tap, and Fermenting equipment. $200.00.

Peter 0427977521

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For Sale

For Sale JUNIOR Stock Saddle.

Hand crafted and in fair condition. $200.00.

Peter 0427977521

FOOD warmer Maxim Kitchenpro, new in box. $40 49841127

CIGTransarch Welder Handy Charger LD $80.

SO ONO 49872338

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GENERATOR 3kva, 6.5hp motor, new never used $400 49847475 a/h 0412782208 b/h

BOOKS on wood turning. 4 of. From $6.

0419144766.

BRAND new boys joggers and school shoes sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. $5.00 - $25.00 4982 8922

SELL Locally with NOTA

SO

DINING table solid wood seats 6. no chairs $200. ono.

0414561372

BOSCH Biscuit Joiner as new, little use cost $525, sell $250 4987 2338

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For Sale

ELECTRIC drill, 1 B&D 10mm (3/8” chuck) made in USA $10. 1 KBC LD6.5mm SO (1/4” chuck) 1950 model, suit collector. $10. Others avail.

49872338.

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AS new portable wheel chair. Used only 6 times. Paid $400 sell $300ono 0476271973

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HODIERNE

LEONARD ARTHUR ‘Len’ Aged 61 Years of Bulahdelah formerly of Sylvania Dearly loved husband of MARY. Much loved father of LEONARD. Loving son of the late JOHN and DORA HODIERNE, and brother of JONO. Much loved member of the HODIERNE and MILLS families.

Family and friends are warmly invited to the Celebration of LEN’s life in the North Chapel, Newcastle Memorial Park, Anderson Dr, Beresfield on FRIDAY, 17th January 2020 at 1pm.

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r E n D B A Across: 1. Rend, 4. Baulk, 9. Errs, 10. Yelp, 11. Opal, X E r r s 12. Users, 13. Eton, 14. Gin, 17. Edged, 19. Moves, 22.  o P A l u s Easel, 23. Malta, 25. Leg, 26. Ella, 28. Alien, 30. Ally, l u i 31. Bans, 32. Rain, 33. Toper, 34. Tart. o G i n E D G E D M Down: 2. Explode, 3. Deluges, 4. Bruin, 5. Ass, 6. Lyre, E A s E l 7. Kestrel, 8. Spank, 15. Idea, 16. Dome, 18. Gallant, D l A l 20. Vagrant, 21. Stellar, 24. Derby, 25. Lunar, 27. Also, E l l A u r A l i E n 29. Ere.

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Psalm 67: 1 - "May God be gracious to us and bless us and make His face to shine upon us. May His ways be known on earth, His salvation among all nations." Blessings from Lynne Miles

ANSWERS: SPOT THE DIFFERENCE: 1. A coloured piece is missing from the left hand stained glass window. 2. The groom’s nose is a different shape.

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Leisemann, Lorraine Murphy, Deyonne Page and Dale Winter 16 v Jean Glover, Lynda Richards, Bette Saillard and Karen McPhie 15.

The winners on the day determined by a random draw were Leona, Irene and Judy.

Leona was also the lucky winner of the voucher to the Myall Bistro and Café, many thanks, as always for their donation of the raffle prize.

Thursday 9th January: Prior to bowls being played Club President Deyonne Page presented Carol Hayden her 10 year loyalty badge and certificate from WBNSW. Four games of 3 bowls Triples, 12 ends. Francis Betar, Liv Everingham and Lynne Green were "neck to neck" against Sheila Rattray, Carol Hayden and Pat Baker, Lynne's team winning 9 v 8.

Ingrid Luck, Dorothy Thompson and Kayelene Pearson held the lead till the 9th end then Lynne Nightingale, Leona Clissold and Karen McPhie added a 5 to their tally another 3 on the 11th end clinched the game for them 14 v 11.

Robyn Webster, Jill McBride and Dot Dallas proved to be too strong an opposition for Jean Glover, Bev Rhodes and Sandra Leisemann 24 v 6.

Good bowling by Sue Morris, Bette Saillard and Karen Green resulted in a win for them 14 v Margaret Wigman, Carolyn Bywater and Lynda Richards 7.

Coming events: Tuesday 28th January, Round 1 Club Championship Fours.

Monday 3rd February Lemon Tree Passage Fours Invitation Day, TGCC have 5 teams entered in this event.

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In good LD condition, SO to $800 ono reduced Pindimar 0439919526 QUINTREX 475 Bay Hunter Caprice boat and trailer 12/99 both in good condition, new D OL re built, canopy,Strailer 2018 Honda 60 h.p 4 stroke motor QUINTREX Fredom Escape 2010, 4.7m, 191hrs.

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TRAILER Sailer, Rare Adams 21”. No8 of 39. near new,Tohatsu LD 8hp, gd rego, SO trailer, gd sails, safe & forgiving, easy sail by 1 0512

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FORD Focus ‘12 blue, man, hatch, one lady owner, 68,700 km, LD reg to 06/19, SO excell cond, dealer logs, CQ86JO, $7,500 ono. Contact 0420400791

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MAZDA 2007 3SP23 Silver hatch. 6 sp man, factory upgrade, bose sound, climate LD con a/c, leather int, SO108600klm, pristine cond, rego 12/19, service hist from new, dhr66l. $7200 49825513 2609

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By Mark ROTHFIELD WITH a snowy-haired squadron of 16ft skiff ol’ boys watching intently from the Club veranda, the young guns of the class gave a sublime exhibition of power sailing in heat 8 of the 2020 Australian 16ft and 13ft Skiff Championships at Port Stephens last week.

Boats were regularly getting airborne as they clocked speeds of 20 knots downwind, and over 10 knots upwind, as the long-awaited seabreeze finally arrived to greet an outgoing tide.

The heavy-air specialists couldn’t have been happier, after the light-air brigade had made their charge over the past three days.

Both Manly and Belmont skiff Clubs had organised coaches to bring the older sailors to Port Stephens Sailing and Aquatic Club, and with beers in hand they marvelled at how far the

16s have come in design and performance.

On the point-score there was plenty to play for, and Sutech Musto Racing roared back into contention with a powerful win that restored their overall lead and confidence levels. Indeed, if there’s a fine line between pleasure and pain – as the song maintains – skipper Daniel Turner and his crew of Angus Williams and Matt Stenta crossed it.

“The moment the breeze came in, we just became completely relaxed,” Turner said.

“You just go back to everything you know, everything you train for, and you can just sail these boats how they’re designed to sail – that’s fast and fun.

“There were still plenty of calculations to be made out there and we made good gains upwind and down.”

It elevated the Manly crew to three points clear of

Koreman Marine Composites and Brydens Lawyers, who scored an 11th and 3rd placing respectively.

“After yesterday we were a little frightened to do the sums, but this win puts us back up there and hopefully tomorrow we can take it away,” Turner added.

Second home in the big breeze was Matt RhysJones, Joel Castle and Corey Hamilton on East Coast Marine, however they’re currently lying 9th overall and wondering “what if?”.

They’d also led in the heavyair race one, only to slip back after a trapeze harness broke.

“We finally got the nor’easter that we wanted all series, and no breakages to go with it,” a smiling RhysJones said. “We came around the first top mark in fifth or sixth but we tweaked a few things and the boat just got faster and faster with each lap.

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Fourth today were the Will and Richard Howard, along with Jamie Woods, in Burger Bros. The Howard brothers had both contested the recent Rolex Sydney-Hobart

aboard the TP52 Celeste but transitioned easily back to the 16. They’re currently lying 8th overall.

A southerly change is predicted to hit tomorrow at around 20 knots, making rig selection for the final race

an intriguing decision. Three other skiffs – Newcastle Financial Planning Group, Growthbuilt and Tooheys Extra Dry – could all come into calculation if any of the leading three fall back into the 51-strong pack.

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