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By Sandra CLARK A super gesture by some super women, local Yoga teachers Rose, Donna, Annie and Angelika conducted a Karma Yoga practise, Sunday 19 January in Tea Gardens with the sole purpose of donating all proceeds from the session to “The Pearls of Port Stephens” knowing the local fundraising group have the right connections to get their donation to those in need after the recent devastation caused by bushfire.

“I just wanted to let you know we raised a total of $500 this morning at our Karma Yoga practice plus

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this donation, we appreciate your time this morning and the Karma Yoga.”

It was fitting Rose chose Karma Yoga as she explained to the class, “Karma Yoga is the path of unselfish giving without expectation of benefit in return.”

another $100 was also collected. Not only is that an outstanding amount from a small but passionate group, but importantly the donations were truly heartfelt,” Rose said.

Vivien Panhuber from the Pearls group said, “It is with great thanks that we receive

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in June 2018, at that time being a $1million redevelopment as part of state budget funding.

The NSW State barricades went up when the part of the structure to be upgraded was removed, then on Friday 24 January the new demountable was placed beside the remaining weatherboard Courthouse.

It will only be a matter of days before this new demountable will be “on-line” and in use as services are connected however a definite date for an official handover is to be advised.

The Courthouse itself is a Heritage listed item, as such the Tea Gardens Courthouse and Police residence, Marine Drive remain in place.

The historical value to Tea Gardens of the Courthouse is immeasurable, with the earliest evidence where a request was made for a Police Station and Courthouse to be erected and service the community of Tea Gardens was in 1908, because existing structures on the site were in a dilapidated state.

Regarding the date of the Courthouse it is estimated to be 1910 and the Police residence estimated around 1915 from a time when Police Constables were provided with a boat to navigate the river and Port and an era when activities such as illegal whisky distilleries made from old copper boilers were being discovered and confiscated.

Kate Washington told News Of The Area," From the outset there has been a lack of transparency here, the Police need proper resources, the Tea Gardens Community deserves these resources and I will be going back to the Premier next week to ask what happened to the million dollars that was promised?"

Councillor Len Roberts said," This is a fabulous building for Sydney but as the inaugural Chairman of the Local Historical Society, I can say this is not in keeping with the heritage design of the existing buildings."

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COLOURFUL Australia Day celebrations by the Myall River “Everyone being together and having a good time” is how Peter Webb the President of the Tea Gardens Lions Club, described Australia Day 2020.

The Lions Club cooked up a fantastic breakfast served to upbeat music from the country band J&J. The proceeds support their humanitarian efforts locally, Nationally, and Internationally.

At 9.00am the band played the National Anthem for the Flag raising by Barry Whiteman, President of the RSL Sub Branch, followed by Official Awards.

Citizen of the Year was awarded to the long-term President of the Red Cross in Tea Gardens, Jennifer Wenham.

Red Cross supports communities impacted by disasters such as the recent bushfires.

The Festivities continued with children’s games, including sack racing, replete with ice cream and lamingtons. The morning attracted over 600 people to the grassy riverside Moira Parade Reserve.

Regular weekenders from Greystanes – Sydney West, Elijah and Michelangelo Nassau dressed in OZ Day colours.

The Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Family Research Group displayed stories about National disasters over the years and

how communities respond and recover. There was also an update on their successful News Of The Area (NOTA) to Trove project. Trove is an Australian online Library now spanning the years for NOTA articles from April 1970.

The Family Research Group, Roslyn Bridger, Shirley Cox, Karl Lackman and Jenny Little with convict and relative, William Crofts, who was transported for life to Australia.

The Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Historical Society displayed stories from the local past, with tales from the old shark processing factory at Pindimar. Lots of sharks, with around 25,000 killed between 1927 and 1933. Today only stories remain about the factory which burned to the ground.

Sharks are now a protected part of our productive and healthy local marine environment.

David Benson, the president of the Society, also spoke about rediscovering Aboriginal names for the area, some from the Gathang language of the Worimi people, the Traditional Owners of these lands and waterways.

Jan Winn with scary shark stories from Pindimar (the place of black possums).

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“OUR award recipients this year represent everything that is great about the people of the MidCoast region,” said MidCoast Council Mayor David West.

This year’s nominees came from across the whole MidCoast Local Government area after it was decided to consolidate the three main ceremonies previously held at Gloucester, Taree and Forster into one single, civic ceremony.

Members of Council’s awards panel were grateful to everyone who took the time to nominate an individual or group they felt was deserving of regional honours, admitting it had been a difficult task to narrow down the field.

There were six awards categories this year – Cultural Award, Volunteer of the Year Award, Community Activity of the Year Award, Sportstar of the Year Award, Young Citizen of the Year and Citizen of the Year.

MidCoast’s inaugural recipient of the Cultural Award is Joedie Lawler, CEO of Purfleet Taree Local Aboriginal Land Council and strong Biripi woman.

“Joedie is everything we imagined when we decided to include the cultural award,” said Mayor West.

“She has always been an active member of the community and is committed to showcasing and celebrating her culture with others.”

This year also included the very first Volunteer of the Year award, with Colin Howarth, a volunteer for The Bucketts Way Neighbourhood Group, receiving the

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As well as the neighbourhood group, Colin has also regularly volunteered for aged care services, a transport program that works in partnership with Cancer Council NSW and Hunter New England Health Services.

Over the past seven year he has spent around three days a week helping others.

“He’s a truly selfless, generous person who deserves this award and more and we’re very grateful for his contribution to our community,” added Mayor West.

This year’s Community Activity of the Year Award was presented to Great Lakes Food Trail, an event organised by Sue Williams.

This event bring thousands of tourists to the area, educates attendees about local, ethical farming and continues to increase awareness of good and healthy food for the community.

Jasmine Chamberlain is the 2020 Sportstar of the Year.

Jasmine is a member of Manning Valley Dressage, Equestrian Australia and Federation Equestrian Internationale. She has been riding since she was 12 years old and has competed in Riding for the Disabled Australia Special Olympics Equestrian.

Last year was a big year for Jasmine, winning three national Australia first places in Equestrian Australian Para Equestrian national video comps.

The MidCoast’s Young Citizen of the Year is inspirational 15 year old, Asha Clarke.

Asha has been a participant and volunteer with the PCYC, undergoing a range of

courses to become an accredited gymnastics instructor.

For the last 12 months Asha has run a weekly Koori Gymnastics program specifically for young girls at risk in the community. She has not only been an instructor to the group, she has become a friend, mentor, role model and support person.

The 2020, MidCoast Citizen of the Year was awarded to John Hahn.

“John is an exceptional person, with a long history of serving his country and helping his community,” said Mayor West.

“I’m honoured to present him with this award and grateful to him for the work he

continues to do to better the MidCoast.”

John is a Vietnam Veteran, an Inventor and an active member of Cape Hawke Surf Life Saving Club and Forster Tuncurry Lions Club as well as assisting local aged care services and his Church.

He received Life Membership of Cape Hawke Surf Club and is also the recipient of the highest Lions Award – the Melvin Jones Fellowship.

He has given time, support, assistance and care to others throughout his life.

“All our award recipients this year contribute to making our region a better place and I thank them for the dedication,” added Mayor West.

Engelbert meets Tom Jones

rocking hits of Tom Jones.

Vaughan Lawrence has starred in over 300 TV shows – including many memorable performances on The Mike Walsh Show, and on The Don Lane Show, just to name a few.

He recently starred in our own Myall Coast Community Carols, and is excited about his return to Tea Gardens Grange, where he performed a few years ago. An international performer, Vaughan was the supporting act in concerts with Cilla Black, Shirley Bassey and Roberta Flack, amongst others.

The ‘man with the q Featuring Vaughan Lawrence with Michael Harvey big voice’ will excite you with songs such as “Am I That Easy to Forget”, “Please Release TEA Gardens Grange and Michael Harvey Me”, “The Last Waltz” from Engelbert, and bring another great show to Tea Gardens, “Help Yourself ”, “What’s New Pussycat”, on Sunday 16 February – a show for and “Delilah” from Tom Jones, plus so Valentine’s Day. many more from their repertoires …

“ENGELBERT meets TOM JONES”, The concert starts at 3pm on Sunday brings you all the romantic and exciting 16 February at The Grange Country Club, songs from the repertoire of 2 fantastic with doors open at 2.30pm. Booking is and legendary singers – Engelbert essential and please book early as seating Humperdinck and Tom Jones. is limited. Tickets are available from Tea Vaughan Lawrence made his Gardens Grange Office, and at Altitude reputation in New Zealand and Australia Travel, Myall Quays Shopping Centre at as a great balladeer and has created with only $30 each. All are welcome, and preMichael Harvey a show not to be missed, show and post-show drinks are available featuring the love ballads of Engelbert at Tea Gardens Grange bar prices.

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Back to School at Tea Gardens

numeracy skills. Based on 2018 information, Tea Gardens has approximately 180 students with around 25 teaching and support staff.

Around 7% of the students scored in the top quarter of Australia, up from previous years. Year 3 students did particularly well in writing, with overall improvements in the levels of attainment up from last year.

The 2019 results will be available on the My School website from August, together with information about attendance, staffing, budget and achievements. Useful information about starting school is also on the NSW Government education website.

Tea Gardens Primary School runs local events such as the famous annual Art and Craft Expo over Easter. Events such as these are major fund raisers, supporting the school to maintain their excellent craft facilities, library, play areas, native gardens and a healthy canteen. The school and such events are supported by a renewed P&C Committee.

There are always opportunities to improve how we support our local schools, including being vigilant and safe around the general vicinity. Information about upcoming events is in the Myall Coast NOTA.

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SCHOOL is back from the 28 January, which is also the time for that special first day for many new kindergarten students. This year there will be seven classes including a new kindy and a K1 class. All of the teachers and the general assistant have been busy preparing the school with fresh paint in the classrooms and the gardens renewed. Welcoming new and old students alike is an inspiring aboriginal mural by artist Rachel Syron.

From a learning perspective, the school is ready to support their students and families, as well as the community, by providing quality education and organising local events. The staff are committed to high quality, evidence based teaching and futures learning (using digital technologies), as well as supporting student wellbeing.

Tea Gardens education results in the National Assessment Program - Literacy and Numeracy (or NAPLAN) are positive.

NAPLAN is the annual online assessment of all students including years 3 and 5. It tests student’s reading, writing, language and

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Our Local Citizen of the Year:

JENNIFER WENHAM

News Of The Area sat down with Jennifer and we a proud to share this story. of three.

In 2001, Jennifer and Ken retired to Tea

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Mrs Jennifer Wenham - Tea Gardens / Hawks Nest Citizen of the Year In a big surprise for Jennifer, the Tea Gardens Lions Club acknowledged her 14 years of service and support to the Red Cross, as well as to the community generally. The ceremony was conducted at the Lions Club Australia Day Breakfast. It was followed by a surprise celebration for Jennifer and her extended family and friends at the Uniting Church.

Jennifer recalls first joining the Red Cross in Second Grade and door knocking with her sister around countryside Glenfield, NSW. ‘It was around 1946 and we wore a Red Cross Koala Pins’, Jennifer remembers, ‘We collected shillings and pence for the Red Cross which was run by the Headmaster’s wife. We also sold cupcakes and toffees at school to raise money to buy wool to knit layettes for local babies.’ The importance of helping others endured throughout her life as a city florist, Dungog dairy farmer, committed church member, loving wife to Ken, and a mother

Delivering for the Myall Coast Congratulations again to Tea Gardens-Hawks Nest Surf Club on securing $300,000 in Federal funding towards the $800,000 redevelopment. The Infrastructure Department has begun working through a funding agreement with the Surf Club to deliver this important local project.

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Gardens and supported the local Uniting Church.

In 2006, following the accidental death of her husband, Jennifer re-joined the Red Cross and became President for 11 years. Since then she has worked tirelessly at fund raising. ‘We are in the top ten for fund raising from the Annual Australia Big Cake Bake. We also hold regular raffles, support fetes and run garage sales.’

Jennifer recalls raising money for specific causes such as Black Saturday, the Queensland floods and the recent bushfires. The 35 local members have also provided many Trauma Teddies to comfort impacted children.

Jennifer acknowledges that, ‘it is important that local support also helps our local community.

For example, we supported the local Surf Life Saving Club by purchasing defibrillators, and the local school building shade covers.’

Red Cross Australia’s purpose is to ‘reduce suffering across Australia and internationally through mobilising the power of humanity’.

Jennifer reflected that volunteering remains important to communities, stating ‘You get back what you give. You meet new people, build skills and gain confidence’.

Gordon Proud to be Citizen nominated MidCoast of the Year

CONGRATULATIONS to Gordon Grainger on his Nomination for MidCoast Council Citizen of the Year.

With is wife at his arm, Gordon attended the ceremony in Forster along with the 8 other nominees.

Whilst Gordon did not win, he was very honoured to be recognised.

Mr Grainger won the Paterson Electorate Senior Citizen of the Year

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Surfies help Firies with $4.1k

By Sandra CLARK

THE all-time best “Big Bertha”, bacon and egg, sausage and egg rolls with a caffeine fix were on offer Saturday 25 January at the Hawks Nest Surf Life Saving Club fundraiser with all proceeds from sales going to our local Rural Fire Brigade Pindimar Tea Gardens.

Both the Rural Fire Service and the local Fire and Rescue units who work together often, were on hand to answer questions from the public, locals and tourists alike as well as listen to the many stories of damage, devastation and sometimes sheer luck involved in

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"It really was our younger members who got behind this idea and drove this event along with the backing of some wonderful local businesses.” escaping from fires during this unprecedented fire season.

Just one week prior the thought occurred to members at the local Hawks Nest Surf Club that they could and would do something to help.

Hawks Nest Surf Club President Nicola Young said,” It really was our younger members who got behind this idea and drove this event along with the backing of some wonderful local businesses.”

Whilst our immediate area has not been directly

impacted our local Firies have been busy.

Here are the statistics so far, since August last year the Rural Fire Service have recorded twelve thousand fires, twenty-four people have lost their lives, millions of animals and livestock have been destroyed, thousands of homes and over five million hectares of

MIDCOAST Council is beginning the transition back to pumping Gloucester’s water supply from the Barrington River, after substantial rain in the catchment last week.

“Beginning this week, we are working towards returning the Gloucester water treatment plant to normal operations – which will take a few days – so we are gradually transitioning to supplying Gloucester with water extracted from the River,” said MidCoast Council’s Director of Infrastructure and Engineering Services, Rob Scott.

Since late December, Council had been trucking water from the Tea Gardens Aquifer to Gloucester to fill town reservoirs after the Barrington River ceased to flow.

The trucks will continue to provide a supplement to the water supply, with Council gradually reducing the number of trips as the plant comes back online.

“We are also sending a truck to Stroud to top up the water storage, and sending another to top up our reservoir at Kolodong near Taree, as a trial just in case that’s ever required in future,” said Mr Scott.

“We’re pleased that the rainfall has allowed us some reprieve, but Severe level 4 water restrictions are continuing for now, until we can be sure we have enough water to get through the hotter weather ahead.”

For more information on water restrictions and managing water supply during the drought, please visit midcoast. nsw.gov.au/waterrestrictions.

land have been burnt.

The day proved yet again with takings reaching $4100, in this small but caring community a heartfelt sense of thanks to those who go to the frontline and fight these fires for us.

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Craft Group ready for Raising Funds

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By Margaret MUNRIGHT TWENTY nineteen is done and dusted but I, on behalf of members of the Wednesday Day Craft Group, can’t thank this community enough for its ongoing support of our fundraising efforts, be it Mother’s Day, or Christmas raffles or contributions to our Biggest Morning Tea. We’re proud to be able to write cheques for local services, for which, at one time or another, we may depend on.

As one of our usual projects Meals on Wheels recipients received a very practicable gift which no doubt is being put to good use.

After a very productive year and our AGM we all enjoyed a welcome Christmas lunch at Mumm’s, the food and the service faultless.

Showgirl competes in Zone Final

By Ann SCULLY EXCITING times for Bulahdelah local, Ashleigh Dorney, who was appointed Bulahdelah Showgirl at the show in November 2019 will now represent her area in the Zone Finals to be held on 1 February 2020.

The committee of the Bulahdelah Show Society had been looking for girls to become actively involved in the local

Such a pleasant outlook and the pelicans most entertaining.

2020 and a new Committee, a new member, welcome Gail, and a new project already underway.

Just a little something in the way of a Cool Tie for each of our Firies to wear as they go about the arduous task of clearing up the fire grounds. Our deepest respect to you all.

We meet each Wednesday at 9.00am to noon in the Community Hall, Hawks Nest.

We’re a relaxed group who enjoy having a chat and morning tea whilst doing a variety of hand crafts for ourselves and benefits to the wider Community.

Come and join us, you’ll be made most welcome.

community and they nominated Ashleigh to have the title which has led to competing in the Zone Finals against girls from other areas including Dubbo, Mudgee, Lithgow, Maitland and Newcastle.

Eighteen year old Ashleigh completed her HSC last year and has been accepted to study a Bachelor of Business at the University of Newcastle.

When News Of The Area asked Ashleigh how she was feeling about competing in the Zone Finals, she said, “I am so excited and starting to become a little nervous but I guess that is pretty normal.”

Saturday 15th th February 2020 Saturday 15 February 2020

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At St Andrew’s Anglican Church, At St Andrew’s Anglican Church,

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For years and and for forany anywho whomay may Forthose thoseentering entering their their aged aged years theposition position of of caring caring for an bebeininthe an elderly elderly family familymember. member.

The Australian Maritime Safety Authority is hosting three information sessions for residents and business owners on the Newcastle-Port Stephens Coast.

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The local community is invited to attend and find out more about Operation Recovery – YM Efficiency and how the salvage and waste management operations will be carried out.

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MidCoast Water restrictions remain despite recent rain

MIDCOAST residents across the region welcomed substantial rain over last weekend, but water restrictions remain in place until regular rainfall returns to the region.

"We are very pleased to see water flowing again in water courses across our catchment, but we can’t start refilling Bootawa storage just yet until the water cleans up,” said Council's Director of Infrastructure and Engineering Services, Robert Scott.

Severe level 4 water restrictions will need to stay in place until river water quality improves and pumping to refill the Bootawa water storage can occur.

Overall, the catchment has averaged around 84mm of rainfall for the weekend and 100mm for January so far. “The rainfall we

have received looks even better when you consider that only 500mm was received for the whole of 2019.

Obviously this year is already looking like it could be better that last year.”

While remaining optimistic, Mr Scott says MidCoast Council will continue to be prepared in case regular rainfall doesn’t return to the region over summer and autumn.

“We are optimistic that we will get a chance to transfer some water from the river to Bootawa Dam later this week or possibly next week. At this stage it is too early to be able to predict how quickly the water quality will improve and when we will be able to extract some water. It is also difficult to tell how fast the river levels may drop again – so restrictions

3 million litres initially – and make up the gap to supply emergency water to the Manning – Great Lakes area.

"We would like to thank everyone for the continued cooperation with water restrictions – it’s essential we keep up this effort to save water, and not relax now that we’ve had one decent fall of rain. There’s more to be done.”

Gloucester has had a small river rise and we are looking to recommence our water treatment plant and pumping from the river.

The Karuah River at Stroud hasn’t seen the same increase in flow as the other sources, and we will keep watching this closely.

Bulahdelah’s water storage has been refilled – allowing a buffer for that water supply in case there’s no further rain for a while.

remain in place until we are confident of supply.”

The rainfall has allowed more time to have the temporary desalination plant at Nabiac installed and ready to go.

“Unfortunately the vandalism at the desalination plant construction site last week added at least a week of delay, so we will need every bit of extra time we can at this stage,” said Mr Scott.

For the Manning / Great Lakes supply, if the Bootawa water supply is exhausted, we will need to manage on around 15-17 million litres per day.

The Nabiac borefield is being expanded so that it can provide up to about 14 million litres per day, and the temporary desalination plant at Nabiac borefield is essential to provide around an extra

OPINION

River Action impressed with Community Response Dear News Of The Area

THE community response to our report on the state of our boat ramps has been great and the Myall River Action Group would like to thank all those who have expressed their concerns to MidCoast Council. For those who are yet to lodge- keep them coming as the more Council management is informed of our needs, the more likely we will have in achieving our goal.

One disturbing factor has been brought to our notice, is that sections of the community take the opportunity to berate Council workers for Council inaction and we would urge those people to desist and rethink.

These workers are on the front line, do the hard yards of physical activity and are the face of Council in their day to day activities. They are the easiest to target as they are unable to respond. They live in

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this community and privately may have the same thoughts as we do, however under the terms of employment are unable to express them. We have found them all to be good people who care about their jobs and this community.

Projects such as our boat ramps are bound by need and budgetary restrictions, those decisions are not made by the front line, they are made by management. It is management who needs to know your concerns.

So, direct your concerns to Council management. Let them know that our boat ramps are reaching the end of service and that this community needs to provide modern, safe and user- friendly facilities to the boating fraternity.

Gordon Grainger Myall River Action Group

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Leon Bobako with the Aqua Aerobic group on Saturday.

Aqua for Bushfire crisis

By Sandra CLARK LEON Bobako has been conducting Aqua Aerobic classes in the Tea Gardens pool for 10 years now but last Saturday 18 January’s group was really special.

Everyone in the pool was there for fitness and

for giving.

Giving because Leon had decided to make a contribution, a way of helping with the bushfire crisis, the best way he knew how and in kind donated all proceeds from the morning class to the Pindimar/ Tea

Jetty Time Limit

OPINION Dear News Of The Area, MAY I offer the following to add to Jeff Shining Opinion article headed ‘Jetty Time Limit’ ( NOTA page 5 23/01/20 ) Whilst totally endorsing Jeff’s factual description of our two wonderful Myall River boating mooring facilities here in Tea Gardens I wonder why the same approach to time limits etc was not taken as the public pontoons on the Clarence River at Maclean.

We moored overnight there 2 months ago after taking these photos.

The Tea Gardens facility has rarely ( if ever) been full to the point of denying berthing to incoming vessels as I see the pontoons from our home and can vouch for this comment.

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.

Gardens Rural Fire Brigade.

Leon said,” It is really heartfelt, the Aqua Aerobics fitness group made this donation possible.”

In total, funds raised by the group totalled $672.00.

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.

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The only challenge as Jeff points out is craft not mooring appropriately thus not allowing multiply berthing spaces.

As to the identity of the ‘jetty mooring complainant’ I believe I have personally encountered this person. I was told that ‘ Tea Gardens didn’t welcome large boats from the side of Port Stephens as they took up all the room’.

This was said pointing to our boat whom I reminded this person that I am a 40+ year Tea Garden resident .

That meant nothing and I was told in no uncertain terms to limit my stay to the prescribed 2 hours.

Very unfriendly and should I have been a visiting boat owner I would have not returned (another reason why the pontoons are empty maybe??)

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Old Punt Ramp

Dear News Of The Area

I feel it’s important to let you know what’s been happening at the old punt ramp site at Hawks Nest. Like me, you may have been driving over the bridge and watching the huge pile of rock appear and then disappear.

All in a good cause. It’s a great thing that oyster and fish reefs are being constructed in the Port.

What I didn’t know was that our History Society had played an important role in 2007 in rescuing the site from oblivion and getting

grants to repair it with the help of Council.

On the 20th December, 2019 I sent the attached letter to Kirk Dahle, the officer in charge of the project. I received what I would call a dismissive phone call assuring me that everything had been done with Council’s approval and according to regulation. I was assured that the site would be returned to the public better than it had been before the thousand tons of rock were placed on it.

I have not been able to speak to any Council officer who actually knew that it was happening.

Nevertheless, I believe that the reef project is a great one and I felt sure that the site would be looked after and remediated.

My latest discussion with Kirk Dahle informs me that his superiors have agreed to donate a sum of around $450 towards an information sign about the heritage site for the Myall Coast Historical Society.

My first impression of the site is that poles have been knocked over and removed, rock from the dump has been left on site, concrete has been cracked and ne effort has been made to remediate the site.

The fact that no effort appears to have been made to record the state of the site before the work began as it should have been makes it difficult to assess what should be done now.

Mr Dahle has agreed to meet with me at 10.30am on Tuesday 4th February at

the site. He has made it clear that he feels the site is now finished with and all that is required is the payment for half a sign to complete all transactions.

I am extremely disappointed and concerned that this is how a worthwhile project should be conducted.

David Benson President Myall Coast Historical Society

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How am I going to get my teenagers to abide by the new 4 minute shower restrictions?

Dear Mrs OP,

Mrs OP,

IT is a strange transition from the pre-teen years, when our children have to be forced to follow basic hygiene principles, to when they become teenagers and showers turn into a totally new past-time.

Suddenly your kids start locking the door and taking music into the bathroom and you'll be lucky to see them for a couple of hours. I'm not sure what takes place during these teen beauty rituals but the aftermath is a flooded floor, three towels on the ground, the remnants of lotions and potions all over the mirrors, shower screens and tiles and various other calamities.

It is not just fires that can create their own weather systems. Entering the bathroom after a teenager is like witnessing the aftermath of a tsunami.

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Just don't let them watch the news or they will start to question why there are water restrictions for residents when we are selling off our water supplies to the highest bidder.

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Bridge commentary

By Sally HUNTER Hawks Nest Bridge Club

charity event to raise money for bushfire charities and was well supported by members, with 25 pairs competing that day. Similarly the competition on Monday 20th January was also run as a bushfire charity event and was won by Liz Caro & Trish Thatcher (N/S) and by Carol Richards & Sue Matheson (E/W), with Adrian Ryan and John Worgan as handicap winners.

RESULTS Monday 13th January N/S 1. Chez Rands & Leslie Falla 2. Liz Caro & Trish Thatcher 3. Linda & Glenn Conroy E/W 1. Carol Richards & Sue Matheson 2. Bea Treharne & Roy Song 3. Adrian Ryan & Esther Digby Handicap Winners – Graham Uff & Jane Uff Friday 17th January N/S 1.

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BRIDGE is a challenging game and it was wonderful to see two relative beginners, Graham and Jane Uff, becoming our handicap winners on Monday 13 January.

Congratulations to them both!

Handicaps are calculated after every bridge game and the pair that have improved the most are named as ‘handicap winners’.

In this case, Graham and Jane improved more than anyone else playing at that session.

Another interesting result was that Jo & John Younghusband returned from a holiday and managed to depose Chez Rands & Leslie Falla from their N/S winning streak on Friday 17th January. Sandy & Charlie Shuetrim came first in the E/W position and were handicap winners that day.

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By Lynda RICHARDS TUESDAY 21st January: Pennant Trials continuing, format for play, 3 games of Fours, a game of Triples and a game of Pairs. Lyn Nightingale, Jan Coomer, Lesley Kibble and Dot Dallas had a good win bowling against Ingrid Luck, Judi Polak, Maureen Campbell and Judy McGavock 28 v12. Robyn Beaumont, Robyn Webster, Lynne Green and Kayelene Pearson were leading by 11 shots on the 8th end in their contest, just "to add salt to the wounds" they then scored 8 shots on the 9th end now leading by 19 shots. This proved

to be their winning margin against Irene Roberts, Bev Rhodes, Bette Saillard and Dale Winter 30 v 11. Jean Glover, Lynda Richards, Deyonne Page and Karen McPhie led all the way v Karen Green, Maynie Roberts, Sandra Leisemann and Pat Baker winning 24 v 18. Christine Fossey and Sheril Johnson defeated Leona Clissold and Jill McBride 19 v 11. A win to Pam Gilchrist, Bev Dunn and Kathie Rimmer 11 v Julie Kennedy, Dorothy Thompson and Liz Kelly 7. The winners on the day determined from a random draw were Dot's team.

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but the weather was the only winner, play abandoned after 4 ends.

Friday 24th January: Due to a mutual agreement a game of the Club Championship Fours was played. Maynie Roberts (sub), Liv Everingham, Lynne Green and Kayelene Pearson winning 24 v 13 against Francis Betar, Sheril Johnson, Christine Fossey (sub) and Liz Kelly. Kayelene's team will progress to Round 2 of this Championship to be played on Thursday 30th January. Round 1, for the other teams competing in this event will be contested on Tuesday 28th January.

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Extensive renovations have been completed throughout this stunning home, but with the current owner's situation changing, this is one home which must be seen to be truly appreciated.

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PARROT’S FEATHER CONTROL PROGRAM MidCoast Council will be carrying out herbicide control on the banks of the Myall River commencing 10 February through to the end of March 2020, to target the aquatic weed Parrot’s feather.

Only qualified operators will be undertaking works. Herbicides Metsun 600, Lynx WG, Kenmet (Metsulfuron methyl), will be used as per the requirements of the label and APVMA permit 11607. This program is subject to weather conditions.

As a precaution residents are advised to refrain from using, drinking or swimming in the water for 96 hours following treatments. Residents who pump from the river to fill water tanks for human consumption are advised to do so prior to commencement of works, and not resume pumping for 96 hours following treatments adjacent to their property.

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Unclothed Eject Prodigal Sail-poles Thin candle Destruction Stylish Contrive Effaces Pattern Plunders Bungs Fabled spirits Simpler Approaches Donkeys Peevish women

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Philippians 2: 9-11 - "Therefore, God hath highly exalted Him and given Him the Name which is above every name, that at the Name of Jesus every knee shall bow and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father."Blessings from Lynne Miles

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CrossworD solution no. 17567

solution no. 17567

Across: 1. Bauble, 5. Naked, 8. Expel, 9. Lavish, 10.

Masts, 11. Taper, 12. Ruin, 13. Smart, 16. Devise, 18.

Erases, 20. Model, 22. Robs, 23. Plugs, 25. Genii, 26.

Easier, 27. Nears, 28. Asses, 29. Shrews.

Down: 1. Ballroom, 2. Unveiled, 3. Lest, 4. Exhales, 5.

Nemesis, 6. Alarms, 7. Enter, 14. Aerolite, 15. Tonsures, 16. Dallies, 17. Vergers, 19. Repine, 21. Omens, 24.

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ANSWERS: SPOT THE DIFFERENCE: 1. The word WARD has moved to the right. 2. The teddy bear’s nose is round. 3. The baby boy’s mouth is open.

4. One of the Vampire’s ears is bent. 5. One of the vampire baby’s ears is at a different angle. CODE BREAKER: Everyone’s tongue print is different.

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Across Down 1 Intermission 1 Saviour   5 Trinket 2 Climbing plants  8 Thin saw 3 Pace 9Lower in 4 Compact  pitch 10 Speak 5 Lady’s private room 11 Self-esteem 14 15   12 Discern  6 Buries 7 Stout 13 Command 14 Itemised 16 Contrive   15 Exact copies 18 School book  16 Wise judges  20 Arisen 17 Trace 22 Lament 22   19 More weird 23 Uproars 21 Dull   25 Fabled spirit 24 River in Hades 26 Relating to Italy   27 Mournful poem      28 Asterisks 29 Oozes out 6

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Goldstar Crossword across: 1. Recess, 5. Bijou, 8.

Tenon, 9. Deeper, 10. Utter, 11. Pride, 12. Espy, 13. Order, 16. Devise, 18. Reader, 20.

Risen, 22. Wail, 23. Riots, 25.

Genie, 26. Italic, 27. Elegy, 28. Stars, 29. Exudes. down: 1. Redeemer, 2.

Creepers, 3. Step, 4. Serried, 5. Boudoir, 6. Inters, 7. Obese, 14. Detailed, 15. Replicas, 16. Daniels, 17. Vestige, 19.

Eerier, 21. Inert, 24. Styx.

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The winners were the usual suspects, on the grass it was; Merv Mills, Ron Green and Greg Pearson, and on the synthetic it was; Col Amos, Mark Hair and Ron Webster.

The Lucky losers were, from the grass; Alan Barnes, Kevin Austin, Noel Jackson and Bill Baillie, (beginner’s luck!), and on the synthetic;

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Local For Sale SASH clamps, pipe construction. D900mm, L 1100, 1500mm. $10 SO each. 49872338.

SHIPPING Container 40Ft High Cube.

LD & Water Vermin, O Wind Proof. S Great Condition. $2900. 0401308359 101019

SOLAR panels 8 x D 200W $400 OL or $60 S each. 0414 384 624 2609

Neil Kibble, Mike Delacca and Leigh Hunt 25 January Congratulations to the Management Committee for hosting a combined Triples event today.

The last one was very successful and I’m sure everyone who participated appreciated this one.

All enjoyed the camaraderie and the cheese

and crackers after the game.

The winners were Merv Mills, Jean Glover and Col Amos.

In other news; There is a good field for the forthcoming Club Minor Pairs with the competition commencing next Saturday.

The Minor Pairs nomination sheet has been posted and it is expected that this event will draw a huge field.

Hopefully all new players will nominate as it will be an invaluable way to test and improve their skills.

For Sale

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SPOTLESS dble bed, base, bdhead, del to Nelson Bay $300. Round oak table 70cm (d) $100.

0429485169

STAND Up Paddle

Board 11ft x 31”x 5” comes with paddle, leash and board bag. $900 0429920840

1212 (run2wk,2wklater)

STRETCHERS, 2 single easy fold, 1 mattress. $80.00 the lot. 0458257676.

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STAR posts black LD each. x 20. SO$5 0419144766.

STILLSONS 18” Walworth, Made in D L USA. $25.

SO Stillsons.

4987 2338.

q B Grade winner Philip Collins.

For Sale

STILLSONS record brand 0419144766.

14” $35.

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STOCK and dies.

SAE thread, LD 8 dies, 2 1/8”SOdiam $40.

0419144766.

TIMBER furniture, Ex cond - 1 hall stand $40, 1 TV cabinet $100, 1 dining table plus 8 matching cloth chairs $800, Ph 0477043206

TTI Scroll saw, as new. $125.

0419144766.

TV unit (incl TV).

Make an Offer.

Double sink. Make an Offer. 49972317

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STILLSONS 18” LD Gedore SO $45. Phone 0419144766.

TEE hinges, galv, heavy duty, (2) 300, (2) 250, used $4 each. 49872338

STOCK and Witworth 8 2 ¾” diam.

0419144766.

TENT poles, wooden two piece, 5 x 1900mm, 2 x 2100mm, $4 each.

0419 144 766.

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dies dies $40.

q C Grade winner David Candy.

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WINE demijohns 49849808.

$8

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WHEEL Chair, Invacare TRADIES Spitfire Powered, TDXSP. Tilts, reclines LPG Space Heater. & elevates. GC. 3 y/o.

As seen on the block. No longer needed. $350. 0439507704 $3,500ono.

Phone 0427 974 136.

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CUB Camper Super Max Escape 2011 full annex, twin beds.

Rego Aug 2019 $10,700 49872651 GOLDEN Eagle Grand Tourer 2005, rego 2/20 ex cond, complete with covered annex, 16,500. Ph 0429 617 664.

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

AS new 10ft alum punt - crab boat. On S/S reg trailer. As new 5hp yamaha 4str motor w/ all gear 0410529698.

HAINS Hunter SLC 5.2 Half cabin. 115 hp Yamaha Motor.

GPS, LD fish finder SO & lots of extras. $10,500 ono.

0414 737 347

WINDSOR Statesman Royale Mk II, 2 door, 1995, Mint condition.

26 ft. ext. Sleeps 4, air cond. East/West Queen bed, Combo bathroom, club lounge with 3-pos. table converts to second Queen bed, full size oven, large 3-way frig, TV and aerial, microwave, numerous cupboards and storage, new annexe used twice, roll-out awning, electric brakes with Safety Breakaway system, full water pressure system, 4 new wheels and tyres, reg. May. Safety Certificate LT11516023-2 (31/10/19).

This roomy, comfortable caravan has travelled minimal klm’s and is in prestige condition. Great for touring or home.

Sit. Clarence Town. $16,900. Ph. 49 974281 or M. 0409645645

ALUM tinny 4.3 Clarke abalone on good trailer 25hp mercury sea pro. ex cond low hrs plus extras. Needs paint. $2,800 ONO 49975756

HOBIE 16 catamaran on gal trailer. $500 49817721 a/h

PRIDE Fury 5m f/glass runabout. Reg 2/20, radio, sounder, sand anchor, 60hp LD 4-stroke YamahaSO 4hrs. On tipping trailer, reg 9/20.

Must be sold as house sold, $4000ono

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JAYCO Sterling 2007 21Ft Single Kg Bds, new a/c, new wheels/ tyres, full annex, ens, elec rollout awn, vg cond. $26,750.

0427650335

MOTORHOME for Sale 2010 Sunliner Motorhome 29 foot Mitsubishi Fuso 124000 kms, $149,500 neg.

Very good condition Serviced every 10,000 kms 0418 716 225 281119

ROB LEGG 28ft yacht f/glass, swing keel with 10hp merc + dingy moored in LD Salamander SO Bay. A1 cond. Many extras. $26,900. Ph Kevin 0418682806.

HOBIE PA 14 on reg trailer, $3475 0411408591 1601

BASS boat 2006 evinrude 150hp approx 450hrs $21,750 ono 0431026622 121219

BOAT 4.20m, fibreglass runabout, 75hp Suzuki motor, includes trailer. Rego - Boat 3/19. Trailer 11/19.

Marine radio and sounder. $3,000 ono 0458385315 BRU Baker Tri-hull.

2000 mod, custom trailer, solid stable fishing vessel built to survey, 200HP Yamaha, 140hrs, 2007, extra, all reg, $20,000 ono 0425243360 DINGHYS 2 x 8ft dinghys, 1 alum $350, 1 ply wood $300.

0425 254 612 HALF Cabin 4.9m 75hp Marina no rego. many extras. $6000 0431 751 651

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KAYAKS - Fib’glass, Rudders Mirage $900, Estuary $600 G.Cond.

T/Gdns 0438701133

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PUNT, alum. 12ft, oars, sand anchor.

In good LD condition, SO to $800 ono reduced Pindimar 0439919526

SAVAGE 28 Flybridge 2x180hp diesels. Very economical, low hours.

LD 2x GPS SO Sounders, toilet, loads of extras. $46k ono

QUINTREX 475 hornet trophy boat and trailer 60 hp 4 stroke yamaha, trailer recently refitted,new garmin sounder and gme radio, plenty of room always garaged in good condition reg till15-112020. 0427980079 QUINTREX Fredom Escape 2010, 4.7m, 191hrs.

Yamaha 60HP 4stroke. Garmin Sounder chart/plot, bimini, spare wheel, one owner, always garaged, rego till March 2020. Will sell for $19,900.

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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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DCJ79Z. $15250ono 0417821805.

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AUDI Q5 2011 70,000kms, Like New, Nov '20 Rego.

NBN72R $21,500. Ph 0478147049 DAIMLER. 1954 Conquest. Engine runs $1500 49817721 101019

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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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HYUNDAI Excel 2000 D 2 dr, auto/air, L144,383km SO factory rego 23/2/20,

MITSUBUSHI Mirage, 2014. 49,000km, rego 1/20 new tyres, log books, manual, GC. HONDA CR-V Sports CI87NF. $6,800. 0437 Wagon 1999. Rego 146 123 12/2/20. GC, goes well, reliable, 5 speed manual, replaced motor 12/2017. Replaced NISSAN Pathfinder clutch, cylinders, 2011 Ti 550. 3.0L master and slays. New Turbo Diesel V6. 7 drive belts. CK64ZK. Speed Sports Auto $2,800. 0497152733. 4WD. 7 seats. 189,000 klms CZW48H. Top of the line model with CLASSIFIEDS in the loads of comforts.

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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

CLASSIFIEDS ads@mcnota.com.au MERC 2003 A160 auto 50,000klms, D 9mth OL logs bks, reg, likeSnew, adh82b $4750 ono 0438217821 1212

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SUZUKI Liana, 2001. 4 dr sedan, 255,000klms LD 1586cc rego 6/9/19, SO petrol motor. Good tyres, asking $1200.

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