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Hawaiian Theme Gathers a Crowd

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THE much loved and anticipated annual breast cancer and red kite fundraiser was held at the Williamtown Union Hall on Saturday, 19 October.

One of the most popular fundraising events on the Port’s social calendar, the event was sold out weeks before it took place.

News Of The Area spoke with fundraising coordinator, Ms Natalie Davidson who said, “My girlfriends

and I have been doing this for about ten years.”

“We know people who have had breast cancer and this is a great way to raise money to support the cause.”

“My girlfriends and I love doing parties and organising this is fun.”

At time of print, the full tally of funds raised had not yet been counted, but Ms Davidson is confident that this year’s efforts

Good day in Court WELL known local identity and MidCoast Councillor Len Roberts says he is happy his name has now been cleared after a District Court Judge upheld his appeal in a court case... arising from an incident at Karuah Aboriginal Land Council office.

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q News Of The Area reporter Julie McKimm (back left) joined her friends to celebrate her successful fight against breast cancer in the past 12 months. In the photo is Julie McKimm and Leah Callaghan, and in the front row, Jenny Miller, Pam Webb, and Jess Callaghan.

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Appeal Upheld for Len Roberts

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While Mr Roberts was leaving under police direction protestors rushed stood in front of Mr Roberts car. A protestor claimed Mr Roberts had run him over.

Mr. Roberts was arrested and charged by Police despite insisting he ‘was the victim not the perpetrator’.

Following a 2-day hearing in the Local Court, Mr. Roberts was found guilty of common assault- however, because of the extenuating circumstances the court did not proceed to a conviction.

Despite there being no conviction, Mr. Roberts insisted that an immediate appeal against the finding of guilt be made, and this occurred.

Solicitor Greg McInnes, acting for Mr Roberts, said advised that, in a Ruling delivered by HH Judge Gartelman SC on 15 October 2019, the Appeals Court ordered that the appeal be

allowed on all grounds.

Mr McInnes stated that the decision was ‘so unequivocal’ that it was ordered that “all orders of the Local Court be quashed”.

“No element of the Local Court decision was allowed to stand,” he said.

“This brings the matter to utter finality. There is no further avenue of appeal available to the Crown,” Mr McInnes said.

“The judgement delivered was both succinct and decisive. The quashing of the Local Court orders was without reservation and is an unequivocal victory for Cr Roberts,” said Mr Mcinnes.

Cr Roberts thanked his family, legal team and many supporters.

“I am pleased this matter has been finalised and vindicates my position.”

Me Roberts said, “I am intent now upon pursuing my defamation action against [Manning newspaper] others, who allowed false assertions against me to be perpetrated and published in such a malicious way.”

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Breast cancer fundraiser at Williamtown Union Hall

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The fundraiser with a Hawaiian theme saw attendees dressed up in their finest tropical clothes and in addition to the delicacies on offer; there were raffles, lucky

q The fundraiser is an opportunity for girlfriends to get together, book a table, and theme their outfits (photo supplied by Penny Heagney)

door prizes, stalls, and tropical themed slushies enjoyed.

Beyond the festivities of the fundraiser however, there are some sobering statistics.

Cancer Australia estimates that this year 19,535 people will be diagnosed with breast cancer – 164 males and 19,371 females.

Breast cancer was the second most

q Natalie Davidson (front row, left) and her friends organise the fundraiser each year (photo supplied by Penny Heagney)

commonly diagnosed cancer in Australia in 2015 and the most common for women.

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PBL Kids Awards are back for Term 4

By Heather SHARP

PBL is a program used by many schools to encourage student wellbeing and behaviour.

It is supported by the Department of Education, NSW. Handing out this week’s award was Ms Lauren Hair from Steve Bates Real Estate.

Ms Hair has worked and volunteered on community projects for a number of years and she said her recent involvement with the PBL program has left her impressed with the results in the schools and the wider community.

This week, Xavier Vaughan, a Year 1 student at Wirreanda Public School was invited to fundraise at MarketPlace during the PBL awards and weekly raffles.

His stall, Xavier’s Dream Treasures, sells keyrings, necklaces, and magnets that he has personally designed and created.

With affirming phrases like It’s Cool To Be Kind, the products send positive messages to the community.

q Students, their teachers, and guest presenter Lauren Hair.

All funds raised support Australia For Cambodia a charity that provides school resources, sporting equipment, and water filtration systems to children, families, and communities in need.

Mackenzie England, Grahamstown Public School: Mackenzie handed out flyers in the community to promote the Grahamstown Public School 25th anniversary fair.

Jessica Vanderlinde, Medowie Public School: For

assisting students during the Showcase at Irrawang High School. Jessica was observed helping younger students in the holding rooms and in escorting students around the grounds.

Miya Boyes, Irrawang High School: Nominated for being an outstanding citizen of Irrawang High School, demonstrating respect for and of others on school transport.

Jorja Morrison, Raymond Terrace Public School: Jorja displayed outstanding

sportsmanship towards players, referees, and visitors when representing Raymond Terrace Public School in the recent state Girls’ Rugby League finals in Sydney.

Kye Butler, Seaham Public School: Kye looks after the environment at Seaham.

He has been nominated several times for picking up rubbish and ensuring that our playground is neat and tidy.

Eli White, Irrawang Public School: Eli was nominated by a PCYC boxing trainer for

always listening, following instructions, and working well with other children.

Avah Watt, Karuah Public School: Avah always has such a positive attitude and consistently tries her best in everything she does. Avah is receiving this award for her kind a friendly nature. She is a great friend and is often seen helping her peers in the playground. Avah makes sure she goes to the principal’s office of a morning to say hello.

For 25 years, David Engwicht has been helping towns around the world transform tired, underused and unappreciated public spaces into vibrant community hubs.

“I was frustrated – processes often got bogged down in endless committee meetings and good people would throw up their hands and give up. I watched in dismay as innovative projects were often killed off by the town naysayers,” Mr

Engwicht said.

“So to overcome these problems, I created the 7 Day Makeover.

“The secret to the success of the 7 Day Makeover is that it’s driven by the public and works on an impossibly short time-line with a very limited budget, so it doesn’t get bogged down in meetings and processes,” he said.

David said he is constantly surprised by what communities can

Keira Croft, Hunter River High: Nominated for keeping our environment clean.

After school, Keira was seen collecting lots of litter between the school and the service station.

Jack Moyle, Salt Ash Public School: Consistently following our school PBL values of being a positive, respectful, and safe learner in all settings. Jack always goes out of his way to include other students in activities ensuring no one is left out.

Seven Day Summer Make Over set for December

ANNA Bay is getting a 7 Day Makeover this summer, with the town set to be transformed on a shoestring budget, powered by the community. The makeover is scheduled for 30 November 2019 – 7 December 2019.

Created by David Engwicht from Creative Communities, the 7 Day Makeover empowers communities to improve their places and spaces, aligning with a key direction of Council’s

Community Strategic Plan – strong economy, vibrant communities and active investment.

Inspired by the results of the 7 Day Makeover in neighbouring Mid Coast council area, Central Ward Councillor Sarah Smith saw the program’s potential for Anna Bay and brought a Notice of Motion for the proposal to council in August 2019, which was supported unanimously.

“This is such an exciting

opportunity for Anna Bay,” Cr Smith said.

“We have a proud and active community and this is the perfect program to help us call on that people-power from with Anna Bay – and all around Port Stephens – to make some real, tangible changes in our beautiful town.

“David will teach us a whole new way to create great public spaces that is cheaper and delivers instant results,” she said.

achieve in just 7 days.

“It is often 700% better than I imagined in my wildest dreams,” he said.

Cr Smith is encouraging anyone and everyone to register their interest.

“I want people of all ages and abilities to participate, even if they can only give one hour – everyone is welcome.

The better we work together, the more chance we have to make better places and better spaces here in Port Stephens,” Cr Smith said.

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THE Latitude One Real Futures Foundation Charity Golf Day was held on 18 October.

Local businesses were the strong supporters of the event where players enjoyed a great day of golf with perks like Henkell Trocken “champers” and Murrays beer.

Over $115,000 in cash and prizes were up for grabs and while the hole in one prizes of a Port Stephens Toyota, a Bay Boat Sales Boat and the $60,000 in cash didn’t go off every other prize was claimed.

The players were not really there to win the cash, rather to support the youth of Port Stephens.

The Real Futures Foundation exists solely to support the youth of Port Stephens in their transition from school to employment.

Delivering programs that are not funded within the curriculum which are of high value when it comes to life skills.

Teams from Hunter River High School, Tomaree High School and St Philip’s Christian College

participated in the event where their participation was sponsored by Valley Homes.

The winners were all grinners on the day with the defending Valley Homes team winning again on the day, with the ladies

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“It was great to see some of the winning golf challenges like longest drive go to the students as well,” he said, The Foundation has a busy calendar with the Port Stephens Council’s Group Assessments coming up for all students in Year 10.

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BREAST cancer is one of the most common cancers in the nation with 1 in 7 women and 1 in 675 men expected to be diagnosed with the disease according to the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF).

The cancer kills eight women everyday in Australia and that’s why the NBCF is taking up the fight and aiming to reach zero deaths from breast cancer by 2030.

Helping NBCF in their efforts to reach their goal are Robyn Yvette Dance Centre who are set to hold a fundraising breakfast this Sunday 27 October.

The day will run from 8am till 10:30am at Saltwater Restaurant, Fingal Bay with all proceeds raised going straight to researchers.

Ashleigh Parkes from the Robyn Yvette Dance Centre, and one part of the organising committee for the breakfast, said the day was about helping the NBCF and also the people of Port Stephens affected by the disease.

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By Marian SAMPSON

EXHIBITION to Coincide with Tateyama Sister City Anniversary and Tomaree THE Port Stephens Community Arts Centre is celebrating all things arts during the lead up to the festive season.

Alongside the Fabulous Fakes exhibition the centre is currently holding an exhibition that celebrates distant destinations with Memories of Our Travels.

To coincide with Port Stephens Sister City 10th Anniversary with Tateyama in Japan local artists will put on a display of memories of their travels which will represent Australian as well as International works of art.

Meryl Miller told News Of The Area, “Our Artisans have been busy creating wonderful Christmas crafts, hampers as well as decorations.”

In this busy tie there are also two feature artists at the Centre Therese Smith’s works will be displayed from 23 October followed by Meryl Miller’s works from 13 November.

Therese has always loved the creative world.

q Theresa Smith with one of her artworks.

Through a journey of raising a family and finishing her Uni degree, followed by a 20 year career of paid work in Canberra, then 3 years of motorhome travel around Australia before retiring in Port Stephens; she now has the time and space to create her own art.

During the last 4 years Therese has attended many art workshops held at the Port Stephens Community Art Centre and Tomaree Community College, working mainly in acrylic, watercolour, gouache and pen.

More recently she has enjoyed the adventures of painting retreats in the S.A Flinders Ranges and the NSW Watagan Ranges.

The knowledge absorbed through these experiences has encouraged the freedom for Therese to explore new styles of painting, and she is particularly drawn to an abstract way of seeing.

She loves to push colour beyond representation and has been encouraged on this journey by winning a Highly Commended Encouragement Award at the Biennial PSCAC Art Prize 2019.

The centre also holds exhibitions of potter and other arts alongside paintings and other arts and the centres feature potter in November is Helga Greiter, who will be followed by potter Riko Eguchi in December.

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NOTA PUZZLES: PO Box 1000, Raymond Terrace NSW 2324 Thursday, 24 October, 2019

News Of The Area

Voice Interests and Education of Women

By Marian SAMPSON

Rotary Peace Fellowship.”

Since graduating from Sydney University with first VIEW stands for the Voice, class honours the majority Interests and Education of of Shannon’s academic and Women. professional work has been There are chapters of concentrated on human the Club around Australia, rights and social justice issues including in Nelson Bay and within Australia.

Myall Coast chapters.

Shannon gave an At the recent September interesting and informative meeting of Nelson Bay VIEW talk about her work in Club, spring was in the air as Australia and her experiences guests arrived to view tables in America where she gained set with floral placemats her Masters degree at the and beautiful floral table University of North Carolina arrangements. as recipient of the Rotary President of the Nelson Peace Fellowship.

Bay View Club Lyn Champion Also present was Nelson welcomed over 90 members Bay Rotarian and past Rotary and guests with many coming District Governor for the from other local VIEW Clubs. region Helen Ryan.

Lyn Champion said,” Our Chris Ledingham,  special guest was Shannon Publicity Officer of the Nelson Longhurst, winner of the

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Bay VIEW Club told News Of The Area, “Nelson Bay VIEW continues its work of supporting 10 children from disadvantaged families through the “Learning for Life” program run by The Smith Family.”

“We invite any women interested in sharing our friendship and supporting the work of The Smith Family to contact us by ringing President Lyn Champion on 49842782,” she said.

For readers interested in contacting the Myall River VIEW Club the ladies meet on the second Friday of the month at 11am at the Tea Gardens Hotel/Motel, MarineL Drive, Tea Gardens, GRID the contact is Cheryl on 4997  2442.     

We will now alter the Picture EACH WEEK for you!

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NEXT is a way to showcase all of the exciting projects and initiatives, led by Council or the community, that have been happening in the Nelson Bay town centre.

Since that time, we’ve completed the Yacaaba Street extension, we’ve developed a Public Domain Plan which prioritises people and community spaces and we’ve completed important works to revitalise a key asset in our town centre — Apex Park.

This week, I’m proud to be officially opening the revitalised Apex Park after many months of hard work.

The park looks fantastic with fresh new pathways, stairs and lighting upgrades, in addition to the grassed amphitheatre completed in stage 1.

I look forward to seeing our community use this space for relaxing, getting active and outdoor events — including the Tomaree Arts Festival which also

kicks off this week.

In the coming weeks, we’ll also be getting to work demolishing an ‘eyesore’ of Nelson Bay — the Donald Street East car park.

Two levels of the carpark have been closed for almost 5 years after an independent assessment found structural damage, so we’re more than ready to say goodbye.

Best of all, the disused multi-storey car park will be replaced with level parking — providing an additional 30 spaces to ease parking pressure in Nelson Bay. After years of inaction in the town centre, it’s fantastic to see progress on key actions from the Nelson Bay Town Centre and Foreshore Strategy.

And we’ll continue to drive progress with that simple little question — ‘what’s next?’

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More than 280 pubs and clubs across New South Wales are taking part in this weekend’s Great Northern Let It Pour campaign to raise funds and awareness for drought-stricken communities.

Having raised more than $1 million last year, Great Northern Brewery Co (GNBC) is again donating 1000 kegs to venues across the country to bring city and country communities together with fundraising events that shine a light on the plight of droughtaffected areas.

Great Northern’s Antonia Ciorciari said hundreds of venues across every state and territory across the country had registered to host Let It Pour events over this weekend (October 25 – 27).

In Nelson Bay, Mavericks On The Bay, Nelson Bay Bowling Club and Nelson Bay Golf Club will be hosting Let it Pour events.

“Great Northern was incredibly humbled by the passion and generosity of people

who responded to the Let it Pour call last year,” Ms Ciorciari said. “Not only did the events unite country and city communities for a common cause, but they also showed rural people affected by drought that they were not alone.

“This year, pubs and clubs from Western Australia to Queensland and everywhere in between will be hosting live bands, sausage sizzles, bale tossing and other great activities to raise much-needed funds for our battling bushies – it’s going to be a lot of fun and all in the name of a good cause.”

Outback adventurer and Great Northern Ambassador Matt Wright launched this year’s Let it Pour campaign earlier this month with a heartfelt plea to Aussies to dig deep for their country cousins.

Emotive images captured by outdoor photographer Krystle Wright will be posted on billboards around the country as part of this year’s campaign to draw

attention to the plight of rural communities.

Rotary’s Philip Archer said all funds raised through Let it Pour will be donated to a drought relief fund organised by Rotary Australia and administered by Bendigo Bank.

“Last year, funds were given to people who needed help with everything from feed and water for livestock to school supplies for children, repairs for their farm machinery and food for their dinner tables,” he said.

“They were overwhelmed and incredibly touched by the generosity of Australians in both urban and regional centres and found great comfort in their show of support as they turned out in droves to events across the country.

Ms Ciorciari said Great Northern was born in regional Australia and had a strong, loyal base of customers who lived in rural and regional parts of the country.

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ANSWERS: SPOT THE DIFFERENCE. 1. The mouse has no protruding teeth. 2. The patient has two pens in his pocket. 3. A purple stripe is missing from the doctor’s tie. 4. The doctor has only one eyebrow. 5. Writing is missing from the diploma on the wall. SCRAMBLED WORDS. Hospital. Library. Lighthouse. School. Bank. Church. Factory.

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 To solve all the blank cells must be filled in using Across Down numbers from 1 to 9. Each number can only appear once in 1 Upshot 1 Insurrection  WITH twenty years  each row, column and in the nine 3x3 blocks.

8.00pm Anna Bay8 Tavern 5 Fragment 2 Newsmonger    experience 8 Windlass in the music 3 Female sheep   9 Twaddle 4 Cheerful songs Nelson Bay Golf Club10 industry, the Brazilian 10 Tears 5 Twisted 11 12 Brothers an 11 Scatter Duo will create 6 Masticated 7.30pm Tilligerry RSL 13 Melody 7 Appends atmosphere like no other 14 15 16 14 Stitched 12 Colour 3.00pm Anna Bay Tavern using outstanding  18 Infer their 15 Native of Holland 17 18   19 Possessors 16 Renovates vocal ability coupled with 7.00pm 22 Jeweller’s weight Tea Gardens Hotel 17 Apprehends    20 21   skilled 24 Shortsong erectarrangements. tail 20 Merited 26 Royal Anna Bay Tavern23 21 Droop 8.15pm 22 24 Playing songs you would  28 Dresses 23Subdues  and would not expect to (Ital) 29 Low indistinct 25 Lake Tilligerry RSL 26 27 8.00pm   sound 27 Soothe hear on name acoustic guitar. This 30 Girl’s 29   31 Temporary states of dancing duo will have you      the emotions  30 and singing along to every     32 Slopes

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Oran Vir

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Goldstar Crossword across: 1. Sequel, 5. Scrap, 8.

Winch, 9. Drivel, 10. Rends, 11. Strew, 13. Tune, 14. Sewed, 18. Deduce, 19. Owners, 22.

Carat, 24. Scut, 26. Regal, 28.

Gowns, 29. Murmur, 30. Ethel, 31. Moods, 32. Slants. down: 1. Sedition, 2.

Quidnunc, 3. Ewes, 4. Lilts, 5. Screwed, 6. Chewed, 7.

Adds, 12. Red, 15. Dutchman, 16. Restores, 17. Arrests, 20.

Earned, 21. Sag, 23. Tames, 25. Como, 27. Lull.

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Public Notices IRONING done at Low Rates 0437652255 0310 (5w)

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For Sale

BoatAccessories For sale – Specials for RV Owners 1 x RHINO - Boat roof rack, for tinnies up to 75kG 1 x EZYGO - O/B motor transporter S/S – Up to 25HP 1 x Portable boat trailer M/S- Up to 3.5M Tea Gardens NSW – Ph: 0437 776 828

DRAWER runners, (4) 700mm $20 a pair.

(1) 500mm $10. 0419 144 766

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Then book a car boot sale space at the Tea Gardens Baptist Church Market Stalls On November 2nd. $20 per space. Phone Sue for more details on 0403 233000 Medowie Garden Club Spring Plant Sale Saturday, 19th October, 8am till 1pm Community Hall car park. Excellent variety of reasonably priced plants, any gardening queries welcome. BBQ including egg & bacon rolls & sausage sizzle Tea and coffee available Proceeds go to local charities and club functions. All welcome

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TUTORING primary to HSC level English tutor. Tea Gardens area. 0429691679.

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Free AN Elite extendable table and six upholstered chairs.

Pick up at Salamander Bay. Call 49847985 ENTERTAINMENT UNIT give away free 0430 363 046

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DRONE found in Yamba St, Hawks Nest. 0408 434 253

Garage Sale RAYMOND Terrace, 19 Alton Close. Sat 26/10. 8am start.

Household goods, toys, handyman tools, gardening tools, furniture, items to numerous to list.

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For Sale 20 FEET prawn nets Lobster & Crab traps Ph 0414299324

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BILLETS of some large Oak, Moranti, Ironwood and Rosewood. Suitable for wood-turning.

Price according to quantity 49872338 BOSCH Biscuit Joiner as new, little use cost $525, sell $250 4987 2338

ALUM colourbond gate, 1200Hx950W. Self closing with latch, screws. Never installed.

Primrose. $180. 49872338.

2wks 2410

ALUM pullies, dbl V belts, 1 x 3inc diam.

1 x 6inc diam, $20 each. 0419 144 766

Property For Sale

ANTIQUE doll cane basinet, & pram, cup saucer, plate Queen Anne made in Eng $150 0406185362

BUNDABAH $395,000 Weatherboard home with a large back deck that takes in BUSH WATER VIEWS. Move in now, ready for Summer. 3 bedroom, 2 baths, polished floors & open plan living,1200sqms block.

Ring 0408 341 056

ALUM pullies, single V belt 1 x 6", 1 x 7" diam. $25 each. Ph 0419144766 260919

CLASSIFIEDS ads@mcnota.com.au BOOKS on wood turning. 4 of. From $6.

0419144766.

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BOSCH detail sander.

PDA180DE LD model SO $15. 49872338.

BRAND new boys joggers and school shoes sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. $5.00 - $25.00 4982 8922 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Email for Price & Proof

BRICK elevator, gd cond.LD $500.

SO 0419562678 CARPET 4.2L x 1350W. New $50.

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AXLE stands (2), extend toO410mm, $5 LD S 144 766. . each. 0419

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CEDAR door, ex school house 1800’s style.

Vintage museum piece $25. 0419 144 766.

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BAR Solid walnut with canopy. $400ono.

2 D Stools S$20.

OL Phone 0430 363 046

Public Notices Proposed Road Disposal Section 152D Roads Act 1993

BEALE Pianola plus rolls. Very good condition, plays well. GreatLDfun for O would parties. S Piano suit keen pianist or beginner. $800. ph.49971110.

In accordance with section 152D of the Roads Act 1993, notice is hereby given of the proposed sale of the Crown public roads listed in Schedule 1.

If a sale proceeds, the road(s) will cease to be a public road upon transfer of the road to freehold land in accordance with section 152H of the Act. Schedule 1: • Crown roads at Williamtown, within and adjoining 38 Cabbage Tree Road.

(File Ref: 19/09309, Cluster: 613404)

BEDROOM suite, king size, Corinthian white gloss. Incl: base, head, two bedside tables, tall boy & chest of drawers.Exc. cond. $950 0419219485

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All interested persons are hereby invited to make submissions concerning the proposal to Department of Planning, Industry & Environment – Crown Lands, PO Box 2215, DANGAR NSW 2309 within twenty-eight (28) days of the date of this advertisement.

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BELT sander, Makita model 9924NB. LD 76mm cut, SO $65. 0419 144 766 BILLIARD Snooker table.

Full size with all acc. $5000 0409496795

ELECTRIC drill, 1 B&D 10mm (3/8” chuck) made in USA $10. 1 KBC 6.5mm (1/4” chuck) 1950 model, suit collector. $10. Others avail.

49872338.

FOOD warmer Maxim Kitchenpro, new in box. $60 49841127 1508

SOLD

CIGTransarch Welder Handy Charger $80.

ONO 49872338 CYCLONE rotary turf edger, new, hand operated $30.

49872338.

CLASSIFIEDS ads@mcnota.com.au DINING table solid wood seats 6. no chairs $200. ono.

0414561372 DINING table - Antique Oak, $150 Antique Oak sideboard with mirror, $300.Both in good cond. 49828689 DOORS legend brace type. (1) 1725H x 760W. (1)1725H x 430W, suit garden shed $40. 49872338.

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GOLF buggy Par Maker electric with battery and LDcharger.

SOT/Gardens. $100ono.

0488662877

KAYAK Spirit Ocean, Scope Paddle, Excellent Stability, Rudder easy steering.

Back rest cap 100kg.

L4m W61cm. $550 0400708179

OMRON elect nerve stimulator HB-F28 handheld GC $50.

Hairdryer, GC plus travel size curling wand, never used $30 for both. S/Bay. Ph 49846079.

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Nelson Bay Port Stephens has welcomed Golf Club 127 female golfers GOLF

Ralph Carstairs 37. C2: DIV 1: Paul Tonks 44, Alan Mundey 39. Div 2: Blair Gibson 43, Leigh Messner 42. DIV 3: Graeme Brunton 43, Phil Walker 42.

Results 13 October to 19 October 2019

Results Round Up

SUNDAY 13 OCTOBER: Ladies Stableford: Overall: Cara Frires 39, Tina Wasilewicz 37.

Mens Stableford: A Grade: Cameron Goodwin 43, David Rann 37; B Grade: Gary McCann 39, Peter Collins 37.

THURSDAY 17 OCTOBER: Ladies Stableford: Div 1: Aria Levonpera 33, Chris Ledingham 32; Div 2: Sandy McDonald 39, Mary Judge 36.

VETS: Winner: R Jackson 25; Runner Up: G Kennett; NTP: A Stewart 198cm.

MONDAY 14 OCTOBER: VETS: Winner: Grant Tinker 26, Runner-up: Grant Kennett 25. Nearest the Pin: Bob Phipps.

TUESDAY 15 OCTOBER: Ladies Golden Ball Comp: Winning Team: Liz Davis, Mary Reisch & Susie Anderson 34.

Ladies 3BBB Comp: Winning Team: Liz Davis, Mary Reisch & Susie Anderson 49.

WEDNESDAY 16 OCTOBER: Mens Stableford: C1 DIV 1: Clifford Fallan 40, Peter Fulton 38; DIV 2: Peter Davies 39, Peter Sutton 39. DIV 3: Keith Rogers 38,

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FRIDAY 18 OCTOBER: Ladies Stableford: Div 1: Heather Atkins 36, Diane McLean 35; Div 2: Sandy McDonald 44, Maria Bosch 38. Mens Stableford: A Grade: William Marshall 35; B Grade: Steven Wilson 37, Geoffrey Wardle 36; C Grade: Lloyd Goodwin 39, Alan Bentley 37.

SATURDAY 19 OCTOBER: Mens Stableford Course 1.

Div 1: Nick Matwijow 69, Michael Sproule 70; Div 2: Ian Edmunds 69, Stan Weeks 71; Div 3: Bradley Foley 66; Frank Ward Course 2. Div 1: Cameron Goodwin 41, Wayne Cleaver 40; Div 2: Paul Cale 41, Robert Schiebel 41; Div 3: Colin Foote 39, Lachlan Lawson 38.

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PORT Stephens has welcomed 127 female golfers in the largest ever line-up for the 2019 Australian Women’s Senior Amateur Golf Championship.

This year’s Australian Women’s Senior Amateur Golf Championship will see some of the best players assemble from around Australia, New Zealand and a representative from Japan.

The 4 day tournament is being held at Nelson Bay Golf Club 21-25 October and will showcase some of the best players on the circuit.

The 2019 event sees the return of defending Champion, and recent US Women’s Senior Finalist, Sue Wooster.

Sue is from The National Golf Club in Victoria.

Also participating in her first title in the Senior ranks is Louise Mullard from NSW.

q Defending Champion Sue Wooster.

Louise was the 2018 Australian Women’s MidAmateur Champion and also NZ Mid-Amateur Champion.

Two-time winner Jacqui Morgan from NSW is in contention also.

There are also a number of strong contenders who crossed the ditch to play golf at the Bay, including Robyn Boniface, Robyn Pullar and Brigit Holford.

Helen Pascoe leads the Order of Merit from Jacqui Morgan and Sharon Dawson and it sure to be a close contest as the week unfolds.

This Championship is the final event on the Senior Women’s Order of Merit for 2019, with the most points up for grab and will provide a great spectators week of Golf, John Hopkins, OAM Golf Australia - Chairman is also

looking forward to this years Championships - “We are delighted to be back in New South Wales and visiting Nelson Bay Golf Club for a Golf Australia National Championship,” he said.

With top senior women golfers from all over Australia and New Zealand competing competition has already proven to be fierce.

on my skills over the off season.”

Both Academy programmes aim to build and maintain a strong AFL culture in NSW and the local regional areas and offer talented young AFL players the sporting pathways they

The QBE Sydney Swans Academy program not only benefits all current AFL clubs, it also contributes to the long-term growth and strength of the code.

The Academies offer additional training sessions, athlete education, sports

experienced coaches and athletes.

With the ability and potential of many local AFL players from Port Stephens Power and Nelson Bay Marlins, the code is definitely entering into exciting times locally.

The Future of AFL Looks Promising for Port Stephens require to play at the highest science and live-in camps Power AFL Club under the guidance of level.

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LOCAL AFL prospects are looking up with some junior players selected into both the Sydney Swans Academy and Hunter Sports Academy programmes for the upcoming 2020 season.

Port Stephens Power AFL Club now has two Swans Academy players in Madison Jewell and Joshua Bohan, with Madison being selected to start her first year in the academy in 2020.

q Madison Jewell from Port Stephens Power AFL Club.

Madison told News Of The Area, “Being in Swans Academy is a big step from club level, to me it means one step closer to fulfil my one big dream of playing in the AFLW competition.”

Hunter Sports Academy also has a programme running and after recent trials, Power players Nash Cameron and Rhys Hay were offered positions.

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