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AUSTRALIA’s biggest morning tea continues to attract hundreds of events annually, with this year predicted to top the $11.9 million it raised in 2017.

2018 marks the 25th anniversary of this most popular event.

Held by the Cancer Council, Organisations and individuals across the Nation organise their own morning tea to raise money and awareness to the insidious disease that is cancer.

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They decided to celebrate by having lunch at the recently re-opened restaurant at the Fingal Beach Lifesaving Club.

Kate and Alan were given a lovely table by the window, overlooking the surf beach next to a young couple and their two children.

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The young waitress at the cafe was interested to hear the story behind Kate and Alan’s celebration and took a photo of Alan and Kate to show her boss.

She then left to process the lunch order.

After a while the couple next to them finished their meal with their children and left.

The waitress returned with the the Triscott’s meals, only to inform them that the young family near them had heard their lovely story, and had paid for the drinks and meals of the Birthday couple.

Alan said, “It was just such a lovely thing to have happen, we couldn’t believe it.”

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“I don’t think I know anyone who doesn’t know someone who has been affected by cancer.”

“We are beginning to understand better the triggers for cancer and more sophisticated, targeted medications are being trialled.”

“It is great to get together with people for a cuppa and one, raise awareness of cancer and the work of the Cancer Council and two, support research for this insidious disease.”

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Area, “I am really glad to support Meryl and her team in this Morning Tea.” “It has touched me personally like many others in the community.”

If you don’t want to miss out on participating in a Biggest Morning Tea, you are welcome to join the Terrace Quilting even on Monday, 4 June at 10am.

Located at 21 King Street, Raymond Terrace, there will be a selection of delectable slices along with tea and coffee available for a donation of $5.

In addition there will be a raffle consisting of three prizes, all handmade crafts.

Owner of the shop, Ms Leanne Moore, told News Of The Area, “We all know someone who has been touched by cancer.”

“Come along and join us as we raise funds for this very important q Bev Pegg, Cheryl Alderson, Olga McLeod, Jenny France, cause.” and Leanne Moore preparing for the morning tea.

Port Stephens Ms Meryl Swanson MP supported the event by holding an outdoor event.

Perched on the front veranda of her office in Raymond Terrace, Ms Swanson cordially invited passers-by to join the Morning Tea. Those in attendance were treated to a homemade cake and slice baked by Mrs Barbara Heaton.

Hosting the event, Ms Swanson told News Of The Area, “I think it’s a fabulous initiative to bring together people to raise money and awareness for the

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Positive Behaviour for Learning, Winners

By Rachael VAUGHAN

A ROUSING reception was given to the winners of the Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL) Awards for the week, presented at MarketPlace Raymond Terrace on Thursday night.

The food court was packed to celebrate nine winners from schools across Port Stephens.

Jasmin Greentree, Seaham Public School: for being an outstanding support to her Kindergarten buddy.

Leo Middleby, Salt Ash Public School: for being a role model to his peers and always showing remarkable values at school, on excursions and in the community.

Isaac Van Vuuren, Raymond Terrace Public School: for displaying great sportsmanship when competing at Zone Cross Country, by congratulating

other competitors and supporting them in all races.

Jayden Thorton, Medowie Public School: for opening the door and holding it open for a lady pushing a wheelchair at the Lakeside Leisure Pool.

Demani McSpadden, Karuah Public School: for being very polite in the local IGA supermarket, and offering another customer to go before her.

Justin Blair-Kearins, Irrawang Public School: for promoting community and cultural engagement by organising Aboriginal Dancers for a Corroboree at school.

Tim Low, Irrawang High School: for participating in the Krazi Kosci Klimb to raise funds for the Cerebral Palsy Alliance.

Wilbur, Grahamstown Public School: for his involvement in ensuring the Lakeside Oval was clean

Bee by Design

By Rachael VAUGHAN

JUDITH Bee is a woman of

many talents and endeavours, leading a rich and exciting life.

q Judith with her son Alistair and his girlfriend Krystle, by her artwork ‘Amelia’.

q This week’s PBL Winners with their School Principals or School representatives. and tidy after Zone Cross Country.

Lucas Barry, Hunter River High School: for demonstrating great leadership skills,

Judith attended Raymond Terrace Public School and Raymond Terrace High School, before becoming a teacher and teaching in schools across Australia and

Captaining the school’s cricket team.

Lucas received public recognition for showing respect for facilities at the sports ground, and is also England.

She also ran a small business making children’s clothes in Hobart, ‘That’s mine’, for a number of years.

She is President of Raymond Terrace Lions, Vice President of Raymond Terrace Probus, Mother of three, Grandmother of two, and a regular at Terrace Tearaways (patchwork), Maitland

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Students from participating PBL schools across Port Stephens this Embroiderers, InsideOut (art for all) and Raymond Terrace photography.

As if her plate is not already full enough, Judith has added award winning artist to her list of accomplishments.

Judith took the second overall prize at the exhibition at Timeless Textiles entitled “Brooching the Subject 2”.

Artists entering the exhibition created wearable brooches and larger brooches as wall art features.

Judith’s wall brooch, entitled ‘Amelia’ gave her the second overall prize.

It is a cyanotype (blue print photography) image of her Granddaughter on fabric, embellished with hand embroidery.

Judith told News Of The Area, “I became interested in alternative photography processes while completing my Bachelor of Fine Art, with distinction.”

“As a textiles teacher I am very familiar with embroidery.”

“I like to use traditional

week also put together artworks to be on display this week.

They created their pieces focusing on the theme respect.

processes in a contemporary manner.”

Judith’s second artwork was her wearable piece, based on a family keepsake.

Judith said, “I created this brooch from a copy of an actual postcard from my Great Grand Uncle to his Mother for Christmas 1916 in France during WWI.” “The image was scanned and a stitch file created to machine embroider and form a fabric postcard.”

“This was then embellished with silk ribbon poppies and hand stitching; formed into a pocket posie and finished off with a hatpin that I had made for my Mum,” she said.

Judith is passionate about helping her community, travel, photography, and practising her fibre and fabric art..

She says, “You are never too old to learn, get out there and just do it.”

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Council Dorin’s Draws Hold Off Sale Decision

A STRONG majority of Port Stephens Councillors last week voted to defer a decision on the sale of a cleared parcel of land at 109 Foreshore Drive, Salamander Bay. The decision to defer was made to give Councillors time to visit the block of land and seek further community feedback.

Mayor Ryan Palmer says it is a positive outcome.

“This Council is committed to making a meaningful and positive difference to Port Stephens, while protecting our valuable environment.”

Mayor Palmer said, “This decision will enable Councillors to visit the site and see for themselves that access to the foreshore for both the community and our local koala population will still be maintained if they decide to proceed.”

“The proceeds from the sale would also provide muchneeded funding for the Tomaree Sports Complex, so that Council can get to work on upgrading this valuable community asset for our future generations,” he said.

Mayor Palmer said there had been some confusion about which parcel of land was being sold.

“This cleared parcel of land was created along with 55 other lots on Foreshore Drive back in 1956. While it has been sitting idle for some time, it is residentially zoned land on which only one tree stands,” he said.

“The site is next door to an important public reserve, full of trees, which will still be maintained for the community and koalas to access the foreshore,” he added.

The decision on 109 Foreshore Drive, Salamander Bay will be made at a later date to be advised.

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SEND your concerns to Jasminda care of edit@ mcnota.com.au and include your title, initials and suburb.

Dear Jasminda,

Every time my mother-in-law has a clean out, she brings all her discarded items to me and says, ‘I don’t want these anymore but they are too good to throw out. I’m sure you can use them.’ I actually have enough of my own crap without taking hers as well.

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National Small Business Awards HELPFUL Love, a little local Medowie business, has been named Champion Business at the Australian Small Business Champion Gala Dinner and Awards ceremony, held at The Star, Sydney, with over 1,100 guests in attendance.

The Australian Small Business Champion Awards is the only national recognition program for Australian small businesses.

The program aims to recognise outstanding Australian small businesses and encourage high standards of excellence in small business practice.

“The Australian Small Business Champion Awards is a way to recognise the efforts of small business people, whose efforts contribute to the prosperity and vitality of communities across Australia,” said Steve Loe, Managing Director of Precedent Productions, and founder of the Awards.

“As a small business owner myself, I know the vision and dedication to excellence required to succeed.”

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q Kim Oakhill, receiving her award for Helpful Love at the Australian Small Business Champion Awards in Sydney, displayed in abundance by all of our 2018 Small Business Champions.”

Kim Oakhill, founder and owner of Helpful Love, received an Award Statuette, Certificate, and gained National recognition as an industry leader.

Small businesses from across Australia delivered an impressive

array of entries, with winners representing a broad range of industries from all States and Territories.

Helpful Love, founded and based in Medowie, is a community and directory of handpicked vendors who offer alternative approaches to gift giving, when someone you know is going through a difficult time.

In tough times, it is often hard to know how to provide support or show that we care.

Sending flowers is a lovely gesture, but sometimes, more practical support is needed – someone to take care of the laundry, clean the house, a comforting remedial massage, or nourishing meals prepared and delivered to the door.

Kim Oakhill has created a business to provide this specialised and unique service, and has been reawarded for her efforts.

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Dear Mrs BY,

Some people are hoarders and others are declutterers but you have created a whole new hybrid: a declutterer who wants to hoard, but at your expense. I personally hate clutter.

I am not big on knick-knacks or ornaments or stray children. They just gather dust. Clean lines make us feel more in control and able to deal with things. If your home is full of junk, your mind will be full of junk as well.

I know not everyone feels this way, however, and they like to hold onto things like ornaments (and children) for sentimental value. Sure, keep the kids, but do you really need that pottery hippopotamus with the chipped leg, just because Aunt Delilah gave it to you when you were five? How about the three planks of timber rotting in the backyard that are waiting to be constructed into an alfresco area complete with pergola, ornamental grapevine and fire pit? No, you are not really going to turn those broken cups into homemade candles or invite guests over for a high tea. Are you?

Next time your mother-in-law comes up with a handful of gifts, just hold your hand up in a ‘stop immediately’ signal. Tell her, up front, that if the objects are too good to throw out, she should keep them herself or take them to the recycling centre where they will be put to good use. Your politeness is not only creating a cluttered house, but is taking up valuable headspace conjuring feelings of passive aggression.

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The Archibull

THE 2018 running of The Archibull Prize will see lifesize fibreglass cows stampede into over 30 schools across New South Wales and Queensland.

Raymond Terrace Public will be just one school that will be part of the action.

Conceived by Art4Agriculture, The Archibull Prize is an annual program designed to give

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young people the skills to connect farmers and the community and to co-create a bright future for Australian agriculture.

Armed with a life-sized fibreglass cow (or calf) and a paint kit, students will have the opportunity to research a specific agricultural industry and present their findings in art form.

Multiple cash prizes, up

q Raymond Terrace Public School’s Calf to be decorated by students.

to $1,000, are on offer as well as the coveted title of Grand Champion Archibull.

Raymond Terrace Public School will be studying the cotton industry.

Along with their creative cow, students will develop multimedia presentations, and explore issues such as biodiversity, climate change, water use, and renewable energy.

Assisting them on their journey will be Casey Onus, a Young Farming Champion.

Now in its eighth year, The Archibull Prize continues to influence how Australian agriculture is perceived.

“As consumers, understanding where our food, clothing and power come from will inform decisionmaking and encourage leadership, that benefits the community and the producers when providing sustainable agriculture and resource management for our future needs,” said a teacher from the 2017 competition.

“The Archibull Prize allows students to demonstrate decision making and leadership skills by planning, organising and making a

q Raymond Terrace Public School’s Calf to be decorated by students. visually exciting object and digital media project and presenting it to the school and wider community.”

The theme for the 2018 Archibull Prize is ‘Feeding, Clothing and Powering a Hungry Nation is a Shared Responsibility’. Archies (the

fibreglass cows) must be completed by 20 September 2018 and the Awards Ceremony will be held in Sydney on 20 November.

The 2018 Archibull Prize is proud to have supporting partners in Aussie Farmers Foundation, Cotton Australia,

Australian Wool Innovation (AWI), Cotton Research and Development Corporation (CRDC), NSW Department of Primary Industries, NSW Local Land Services, Royal Agricultural Society of NSW and the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal.

Cows Come Home

Through Dairy Australia’s ‘Cows Create Careers – Farm Module Project’, students at Medowie Christian School and Hunter River High School. will learn about dairy industry careers in a very hands-on way.

EXCITED secondary students in two Port Stephens Schools, and twelve others across the Hunter Valley region, are preparing to welcome some special visitors to their school.

Through Dairy Australia’s ‘Cows Create Careers – Farm Module Project’, students at Medowie Christian School and Hunter River High School. will learn about dairy industry careers in a very handson way.

Over three-weeks they will rear and care for two three-week-old calves.

A local dairy farmer will teach the students how to care for the calves, and demonstrate skills such as animal husbandry, feeding and weighing.

An Industry Advocate will also visit the students to speak about their career in the dairy industry.

Each school is provided with dairy industry curriculum for years 7-11, at no cost.

Over the threeweeks, students are required to form teams to complete industrybased assessments.

Sally Roberts, Program Manager of Workforce Development at Dairy Australia said that the innovative project shines a light on the diversity of professional careers within Australia’s vibrant dairy industry.

“Cows Create Careers allows students to learn about the different skills

q Calves are joining the school for a learning experience. required for a career in the dairy industry in a fun and hands-on way,” Ms Roberts said.

“However the benefits of Cows Create Careers extends beyond the classroom. The project increases awareness of the dairy industry and builds strong connections with the local community, all while showcasing the wide-range of university, vocational and professional pathways within the industry.”

Cows Create Careers was originally established in 2004 with dairy farmers in the Strzelecki Lions Club in Victoria and nine Gippsland schools.

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Since 2006 the project has been supported by Dairy Australia, Regional Development Programs, dairy farmers and sponsors.

It has now grown to over 244 schools across Australia with 13,163 students completing the project in 2017.

Upon completion of the project, students and teachers will be recognised at an interactive Presentation Day, where there will be industry-based games and prizes awarded to the winning teams and schools.

The Presentation Day for the Hunter Valley region will be held on Monday 25 June 2018 in Patterson.

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Blind Bowler Wins

By Marian SAMPSON

BOWLS is proving to be popular with all abilities and Port Stephens local Jacqueline Hudson is proving that being blind is no barrier to being part of the Tomaree Peninsula’s bowling community.

Jacqueline was chosen, to attend the National Australian Blind Bowls Association (ABBA) Championships in Victoria, hosted by Mooroolbark Bowling Club.

About 100 bowlers, Directors and Officials, plus 8 guide dogs were in attendance at the event.

Diane Henderson of Fingal Bay Women’s Bowling Club told News Of The Area, “Bowlers competed in Games consisting of, Singles, Mixed Pairs, Open Pairs, in various sight categories recognised by (IBBA).

16 games were played in total, 2 or 3 games each day of 2 hours duration.

“Players can be guided by a sighted Director, but not in Jacky’s case.”

Jacqueline of the Fingal Bay Women’s Bowling Club, was competing at her first National Titles at the event, and was successful in winning a Silver Medal in Ladies Singles, Silver in Mixed Pairs, and also took out a Bronze Medal in the Open

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Pairs, competing against top players who have represented Australia.

“A wonderful achievement,” she said.

Jacky is now looking forward to competing in next year’s Nationals in Perth.

Bowls is a very inclusive Sport and Jacqueline has expressed how very grateful she is to all the lady bowlers from Fingal Bay for their friendship, support, encouragement and acceptance.

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Invite to Winter Warmers

By Margie TIERNEY

MEMBERS of the Galleries in the Gardens are busy creating new works for the group’s annual Winter Warmer Art Exhibition.

And what better place to prepare, than soaking up the autumn sunshine in the gardens of their Gallery in Tea Gardens.

‘One Size Fits All’, is the thought-provoking theme of this year’s exhibition, which is being held at the artists’ new home on Marine Drive.

“The exhibition opens at The Gallery on Friday 8 June at 5pm,” Trevor Cook, President of GIG said.

“We invite you to attend, meet our artists, view their latest works and enjoy a complimentary drink and nibble.”

“During the proceedings Maitland Regional Art Gallery’s Curator, Kim Blunt, will reveal the winning artwork following a day of concerted judging.”

And just like the Archibalds, there’s also a

People’s Choice award.

“Throughout the June long weekend visitors to The Gallery can cast their vote for their favourite artwork,” Trevor said.

The Winter Warmer exhibition will be on display from Saturday 10 June for a limited time, and entry is free.

It’s been a big year for the Galleries in the Garden, finally having a place to call home and thousands of visitors enjoying the experience as well.

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Playground Remove for Safety Reasons

THE playground at Anna Bay’s Robinson Reserve will be removed in the next fortnight due to safety concerns, ahead of the construction of a new recreation precinct next year.

Community and Recreation Coordinator Brock Lamont says Council has been forced to remove the playground due to severe corrosion from the coastal conditions.

“During Council’s routine playground inspections, staff have found the metal elements of the playground have become corroded and unsafe,” Mr Lamont said.

“The last thing we want is for someone to get hurt on the old equipment, so Council has barricaded the playground and will remove it within the next fortnight. The swing set has been deemed safe and will remain in place until the site is redeveloped.”

Mr Lamont says funding for Robinson Reserve was recently announced by the NSW Government as part of the Stronger Country Communities Fund.

“Council was recently successful in securing $700,000 to construct a recreational precinct at Robinson Reserve, including a new playground, skate park, Aboriginal Place interpretative signage and supporting park infrastructure.

“Council has also allocated $320,000 to the project, bringing the total investment to over $1 million for the Anna Bay community.”

Construction of the Robinson Reserve recreation area, which forms part of the Birubi Point Aboriginal Place Masterplan, is due to begin in March 2019 pending approvals.

“Council staff are currently working through the concept design and approvals stage of the project, and will be carrying out consultation with the Aboriginal Place steering committee and the broader Anna Bay community over the coming months.

“It’s an exciting time for Anna Bay, as Council is eager to deliver a quality beachfront recreational space that highlights the natural and cultural importance of the area.

“In the meantime, we’re exploring ways to activate the site in spring and summer to ensure that Anna Bay residents and visitors have recreation opportunities until the new precinct is constructed.

“We understand that it’s a frustrating time for many people, but we’re asking for the community to have patience because the end result will definitely be worth the wait.”

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Rate Relief for Red Zone

A 50 per cent reduction is proposed for residents living in the Primary Zone, a 25 per cent reduction is proposed for residents in the Secondary Zone and a 10 per cent reduction is proposed for those living in the Broader Zone

RESIDENTS living in the Williamtown Management Area will benefit from rate relief after Councillors voted in favour of reducing rates for those properties affected by PFAS (perand poly-fluoroalkyl substances).

A 50 per cent reduction is proposed for residents living in the Primary Zone, a 25 per cent reduction is

proposed for residents in the Secondary Zone and a 10 per cent reduction is proposed for those living in the Broader Zone.

Mayor Ryan Palmer says whilst the policy will need to be placed on exhibition, the move is expected to save residents living in the Management Area hundreds of dollars.

“We’re looking

at any way we can help the people living in the Williamtown Management Area, and a rate reduction is certainly something that will come as a relief for residents affected by PFAS,” Mayor Palmer said.

“People living in the Primary Zone could save up to $680, which represents a 50 per cent reduction in rates. It’s not going to solve everything,

but it is something that we can do to help at a local level.

“The reductions will be spread evenly across the remaining Port Stephens ratepayers at an average increase of $2.71 for the year, which I think most would agree is a modest price to pay to help those who are suffering in our community.

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many options that Council will be looking at over the coming months and years to support people in the Williamtown Management Area,” he added.

The proposal will be included in Council’s Statement of Revenue Policy for 2018-2019 and will be placed on public exhibition for 28 days.

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Minor Singles Decided THIS month saw the playing and winning of the Karuah RSL Bowls Club annual Minor Singles Championship.

The final was played before a large and knowing crowd at the Club on a beautifully prepared, fast green, in good weather.

Dave Austin, Club Vive President, said, “The minor singles is pivotal and hard fought competition and it marks the winner as a major player in our Club.”

The final was played between Ben Taylor and Peter Green, both well known and respected long term members of the club.

The game was marked

by Dave, in line with the tradition that sees the VP appointed as the overseeing official of this vital game.

Dave said, “It was a very competitive game played by

two blokes I know well and like, but of course only one could win and that ended up being Peter Green.”

Peter, now can no longer compete at the “minor” level and will go on now to only play at the major level.

The Major Single Championship has now started in the Club.

President Mark Wilkie said, “Any Club member who has not won a minor singles competition before can compete in the minor singles and as we welcome new and transferring players as members, one of these could well take the Title next year.”

If you would like to try lawn bowls, come along any Sunday morning for some free lessons. It’s a great game and who knows, you could be the next Minor Singles Champ!

THE clear, fine Autumnal weather no doubt helped to achieve record entries and visitors to this year’s Motorama held at the Tilligerry RSL & Sports Club.

There were roughly 400 vehicles vying for trophies in some 20 sections. A crowd

estimated to be around 6000 was in attendance.

Food stalls did a roaring trade with our local Lions Club selling out at its sausage sizzle. Stallholders also did very well as did the RSL Club.

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21 Years for Port Support Group

By Marian SAMPSON

THE Westpac Rescue Helicopter plays a big part in regional and remote communities including Port Stephens.

For the past 21 years the Port Stephens Support Group, previously the Nelson Bay Support Group has raised vital funds to keep the service in the air.

You may have recently seen the Group conducting a BBQ at the Salamander Bay Shopping Centre.

They are active in Nelson Bay, Medowie, Karuah, Raymond Terrace and Hinton.

Volunteer Marg Wiblow told News Of The Area, “It’s our BBQ’s, the Billy Angel Golf Day, Bowls Days, Money Spinners and collection tins in shopping centres that help to make a difference.”

q Peter Green Karuah Minor Club Champion.

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Apart from a large cash donation to the John Hunter Paediatric Oncology unit, this year five local Sporting Clubs will also benefit from generous equipment donations.

q Best Veteran Vintage.

It takes several weeks to finalise the net proceeds of the day.

At a date to be advised, a presentation night at the RSL Club will see a sizable cheque handed over to representatives from the hospital. We will cover the event and keep you informed. Watch this space.

q Best American.

She is proud of the $1.43 million dollars which the Support Group has raised over the past 21 years, including $630,000 from the Billy Angel Golf Classic.

“I want people to get behind us and raise funds for the service.”

Marg is encouraging groups to collect their 5 cent pieces and donate them to the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service.

“You can donate at any Westpac branch.”

There are no administration fees taken from donated funds. 100% of all funds donated go to keeping the service in the air and donations to the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service are tax deductible.

The Support Group is also seeking volunteers to assist their efforts.

“You may be the one to make a real difference,” she said.

Some of the standout winners were:

Best in Show: People’s Choice: Best Vintage: Best Holden: Best Motorcycle

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35 Years of Probus Club of Port Stephens

By Marian SAMPSON

PORT Stephens Probus Club is celebrating with its 35th Club Birthday Dinner Dance.

92 members frocked and suited up for the event and were treated to very fine food and danced the night away to the great music of 2 Left Feet.

The function room was decked out in Probus colours of blue and yellow and Life Member George Hammond conducted the proceedings with some interference from President Ann. He gave a brief history of the Club which was men only until a few years ago and now boasts over 140 members with an equal gender ratio.

Meryl organized a powerpoint of photos from

‘way back when’ to present day and the longest serving member (over 30 years) at this point in time, Doug Pratt cut the celebration cake with Pam Pett who is the widow of the inaugural Secretary, Tony Pett.

Ann Gibson of the Port Stephens Probus Club told News Of The Area, “Those who were with the Club at the beginning have seen many changes over the years.”

The following morning members fronted up to the monthly meeting where a very surprised and delighted Ron Gibson was awarded Life Membership.

His Wife and Probus Club of Port Stephens President Ann Gibson was a bit teary, and had the pleasure of

presenting the Medal and Certificate to her husband.

Ron was nominated by Leon Lindsay and seconded

by John Townsend and voted in by members present after a plan was hatched to get Ron out of the room.

Ron has been a member for 16 years and served on committee for most of that time as Treasurer, BBQ Director, Vice President Administration, President and currently Immediate Past President and Newsletter Editor.

He joins the other 2 Life Members of the Club, Leon Lindsay and George Hammond; 3 special men who have contributed so much to Probus Club of Port Stephens.

RAYMOND Terrace Rotary Club is one of many Port Stephens’ groups and clubs celebrating their volunteers this week for Australian Volunteers Week.

Here, we shine a light on

what they do, and why they do it.

Being a member of a Rotary Club offers friendship, a feeling of belonging to something larger, knowing you make a difference and a sense of achievement from helping others.

Rotary offers opportunities to do things you

have never done before, to develop confidence and learn leadership and management skills and much more.

Ms Sharon Chambers from Raymond Terrace Rotary told News Of The Area, “Rotary changes lives but it also changes who we are because it changes how we see ourselves and the world.”

Australian Volunteer Week

q Long time Probus member Doug Pratt cutting the celebration cake with Pam Pett widow of the clubs inagural secretary.

“We do not only see how things as they are now, but how they might be.”

“We see potential, we see possibility, and together our abilities are stronger and together we can make a lasting difference to our community.”

“There is no limit to what we can accomplish together,”

she said.

If you would like to help us help others and find out more about what Raymond Terrace Rotary are doing in our community, you can join them on a Monday night at 6.15pm at Raymond Terrace Bowling Club.

Email on

RaymondTerrace@rotary. org.au or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ raymondterracerotary Why not make a goal this week, during Australian Volunteer Week, to ask around about the volunteer groups available in your community, and consider volunteering.

Peter Hill & Ron Dews Colin Marsden & Ron McKay Bradman Award. Sean Brennan & Adam Cowie NTP4TH. (B) Peter Couvaras D&C7TH. (A). Sean Brennan D&C18TH. (A). Kevin Lancaster Money hole.

(A). Sean Brennan.

(B). Michael Blake Lucky number. 3.

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Ladies 9 hole competition only 2 ladies receiving a ball each. Wendy Couvaras and Margaret Gale.

Tilly Social Golf

By Margaret McKAY

Tilligerry Social Golf Club results for 25/5/2018 Outright winners.

Peter Couvaras & Peter Kieran. 61 1/2 Runner ups. Alan Lloyd & Barry Disch 68 Ball winners.

Jim Caddy & Brian Riddell Laurie Porter-Smith & Graham Harris

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There were 24 starters with 2 ladies. Congratulations to all the winners. Thank you to the girls for doing the BBQ, delicious.

Our next game is Friday 1st June, Single Stableford Eclectic.

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q Noel Frith, Ann Knight and Steve Merritt, all members of the Rotary Club of Raymond Terrace.

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She later played in a female duo, The Gems.

Performing regularly at clubs and pubs throughout the Sydney region, the duo featured strong harmonies and played popular hits from past to present.

More recently Romney has performed as a solo artist playing in some of the finest restaurant bars on the Central Coast.

Her repertoire includes

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What better way to spend a saturday night than kicking back with a cool drink, dinner and some smooth tunes amongst great company at this week’s News Of The Area chosen gig.

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Romney is from the central coast, and has

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Weekly Golf Roundup GOLF

By Dave FLATT Highlights of the week: Congratulations to our Ladies Club Champions following the final round played last Tuesday.

Ladies Club Champion for 2018 is Ronnie Shaw, 2nd Scratch Robyn Kennett, Div 1 Nett: 1st Robyn Rocher, 2nd Susie Anderson; Div 2: Scratch Champion Karen Flatt, 2nd Nola Brown, Div 2 Nett: 1st Amy Squires, 2nd Gail Murray; Div 3 Scratch Champion Doreen

Sutcliffe, 2nd Pat Harrold, Div 3 Nett: 1st Lyne Hollier, 2nd Shirley Anicich. Board member David Rann also joined the “Eagle Club” on Wednesday by holing his 2nd shot on the par 4 15th hole.

Results for the period:

SUNDAY 20 MAY Ladies Stableford: Div 1: 1st Robyn Butler 33 cb, 2nd Heather Atkins 33, Div 2: 1st Chris Wright 36, 2nd Sue Lewis 30; Men’s Strableford: A Grade: 1st Graeme Eaton 39, 2nd Paul Collard 47; B Grade” 1st Tom Newsham 41, Bob McLean 39; C Grade” 1st Peter Dundas-Smith 35, 2nd ChrisBaldwin 32.

Three teams went South BOWLING Tea Gardens Women’s Bowling Club

By Lynda RICHARDS TUESDAY 22nd May: A good turn up of bowlers considering 3 teams of Fours were down the south coast participating in the Womens Bowls NSW Sate Carnival 2018.

Format for play was 2 games of 3 bowls Triples 18 ends and a Singles Contest between Dale Winter, Bev Stephens

and Sandra Leisemann. Great to see Carolyn Bywater back bowling. A close game all the way between Judi Polak, Dorothy Thompson and Lynne Green v Sheril Johnson, Lily Smith and Jill McBride.

Jill’s team winning 15 v 13.

Carolyn Bywater, Jean Glover and Wendy Jones were equal with Dianne Kiss, Carol Hayden and Robyn Beaumont on the 7th end, 8 all. Robyn’s team claiming victory by 8 shots 19 v 11. The singles contest was 10 ends, 3 competitors each opponent bowled against each other, the winner determined by points scored. Sandra coming

MONDAY 21 MAY: Men’s Vets Stableford 9 holes.

Div 1: 1st Mike Coghlan 23, Mike Lloyd 22; Best Nett Mike Lloyd 18; Div 2: 1st Ron Souter 27, 2nd Nigel Eves 21, Best Nett Ron Souter 20 .Men’s Vets 9 Hole Stableford: Harry Moonen 20 Pts cb, John Stck 20, Barry Kalousek 20

TUESDAY 22 MAY: Ladies Club Championships Round 4 : Div 1: Gross: 1st Jenny Frost 85, 2nd Ronnie Shaw 88, 3rd Robyn Kennett 89; Nett 1st Joan Frost 72, 2nd Di McLean 76, 3rd Yvonne Kaluski 78; Div 2 Gross: 1st Margaret Stalgis 100, 2nd Elsie Flannagan 101, 3rd Marg Reimer 101;

in 3rd with 17 shots, Dale and Bev drawing on 18 shots. A 1 bowl “play off” situation, winner Dale Winter. Lynne Green was the winner of the raffle this week, once again thanks to Myall Bistro and Café for their donation of their raffle prize.

Thursday 24th May: No social bowls played.

Unfortunately none of our teams playing at the NSW State Carnival made it to the Post Sectional Play. Francis Betar, Kerry Faber, Elaine Marsden and Loretta Baker had the best results with 3 wins and a draw from their 6 games bowled. Well done ladies. Next year the Carnival will be in Tuncurry, thankfully a bit closer to home.

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Nett: 1st Robyn McGlurg 73, 2nd Margaret Stalgis 74, 3rd Chris Wright 74; Div 3 Gross: 1st Judy Fisher 107, 2nd Margaret Harding 110, 3rd Simonne Irvine 111; Nett: 1st Judy Fisher 74, 2nd Sue Lewis 76, 3rdMargaret Harding 79.

WEDNESDAY 23 MAY: Men’s Stableford: Course 1 Gymea Lily: A Grade: 1st Roy Johnson 42, 2nd Paul Collard 40, B Grade: 1st Lance Bartlett 37, 2nd Peter Schoonhoven 35; C Grade: 1st Reg Cronin 43, 2nd Wal Reisch 40; Course 2 Xmas Bush: Paul Kennedy 42, 2nd Vito Massaioli 40; B Grade: 1st Chris Norman 43, 2nd Kevin Baker 40; C Grade: 1st John Fletcher 37, 2nd Colin Foote 26.

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FRIDAY 25 MAY: Ladies Stableford: Div 1: 1st Arja Levonpera 35, 2nd Kathy Edmunds 34; Div 2: 1st Jan Bell 38, 2nd Cherry DundasSmith 32; Men’s Stableford: A Grade: 1stDavid Rann 41, 2nd Peer Mentis 37; B Grade: 1st Alan Bentley 39, 2nd Terry Butler 37; C Grade: 1st David Davis 39, 2nd Peyter DundasSmith 36.

Roos Rugby League go down

By Sonja EVANS

ON Saturday the Karuah Roos travelled up the Buckets Way to take on the Gloucester Magpies.

The Magpies kicked off and with the Roos running up hill they were the first to put points on the board 7mins in with Aiden Bills taking an intercept to run all most the full-length of the field 4/0.

Then 15 minutes in from a nice scoot from Dwayne Fleming with an offload to Aiden Bills who was in for his second try to take the score to Roos 8 Magpies 0.

The Big hitters in the first half were Sam Croese, Daniel Evans, Tyson Peters, Mitch O’Bryan, Trent Saunders, Jake Blanch, Aiden Bills, Dwayne Fleming, Josh Page, Mitch Turvey, David Dodd, Tim Johnson, Jack Fleming and Adam Crampton.

It was a very hard and physical game. With the Roos holding the Magpies out until 14 minutes to go in the first half when they scored their first converted

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THURSDAY 24 MAY: Ladies Stableford: Div 1: 1st Barbara Clark 34, 2nd Nola Brown 32; Div 2: 1st Elizabeth Pfenigwerth 33, 2nd Glenda McCaw 32; Div 3: 1st Suzy Davis 35, Leonie Doust 33.

Men’s Vets Stableford 9 Holes: 1st Ray Mahady, 2nd Bob Beverly.

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try to take the score to Gloucester 6 Karuah 8. Then 3 minutes later they were in again with another converted try Magpies 12 Roos 8. 2 and half minutes later they were in again Magpies 16 Roos 8.

Meter men in the first half for the Roos were Trent Saunders, Tyson Peters, Josh Page, Jake Blanch, Sam Croese, Aiden Bills, Dwayne Fleming, Mitch Turvey, Jack Fleming, Adam Crampton, Mitch O’Bryan, Daniel Evans, Tim Johnson and David Dodd.

With just under 3 minutes to go in the first half the Magpies were in again to take the halftime score to Gloucester 20 Karuah 8.

Gloucester was the first to score 2 minutes into the second half 24/8.

The hit men in the second half for the Roos were Ben Feeney, Josh Page, Mitch O’Bryan, Daniel Evans, Tyson Peters, Dwayne Fleming, Tim Johnson, Simi Asomua, Mitch Turvey, Adam Crampton, David Dodd, Jack Fleming and Trent Saunders.

The Roos held the Magpies out until just under halfway through the second

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SATURDAY 26 MAY: Men’s Stableford: Course 1 Xmas Bush: A Grade: 1st Ray Wright 41, 2nd Allan Daubaras 40; B Grade: 1st Tom Newsham 40, 2nd John Mannering 38; C Grade: 1st John Fletcher 45, 2nd Les Williams 38; 2BBB: 1st Brian Tomlins/ John Fletcher 52; Course 2 Brush Box: A Grade: 1st Jim Ball 36 cb, 2nd Scott Quinn 36; B Grade: 1st John Fountain 42, Penton Sutcliffe 40; C Grade: 1st Ryan Pain 37, 2nd Chris Tognon 36; 2BBB: 1st Jim Ball/Jason Sporer 46; Ladies Stableford: 1stJulie Newsham 33, 2nd Ronnie Shaw 30.

half when they got another converted try 30/8.

The Roos were the next to score with 16 minutes to go in the second half with Jack Fleming crossing the line to take the score to Karuah 12 Gloucester 30. Gloucester countered within 2 minutes they were in 34/12.

The runners in the second half for the Roos were Simi Asomua, Tent Saunders, Josh Page, Jake Blanch, Mitch O’Bryan, Dwayne Fleming, Mitch Turvey, David Dodd, Tyson Peters and Daniel Evans.

10 minutes to go Gloucester were in again with another converted try 40/12. Then again with 7 minutes to go Gloucester got another converted try to take the final score to Magpies 46 Roos12.

Players player 3 points went to Jack Fleming, 2 points to Mitch Turvey and 1 point to Aiden Bills.

Sponsors Choice went to Daniel Evans and Coaches Award went to Tyson Peters.

Next Saturday the Roos take on Paterson River at Paterson Sportsground 3pm kick off. Game Day Sponsors are A Johnson Sawmill and Farley Oysters.

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TIDE CHART - 7 DAYS The below table show tidal variations at several locations.

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

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

They are not to be relied on for critical depth calculations for safe navigation.

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

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Sheila McKeough

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AWNING - motorised Retractable.

4.8m x 3.1m. Exc cond $1,850 0488662877

HALL Cabinet. Text for pictures. Solid Timber & Glass 1.85h x 1.68l x .45d. $600 0428450925

ROLLER top desk 8 drawers. Timber $200 49970986

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

KING, AH Comfort Mattress.

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

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WINDOW - sliding colourbond Cream in colour with Diamond grill fly screen Lockable 1440mmx1190mm $220 49970986

Your life was a blessing. Your memory a treasure. You are loved beyond words and your missed beyond measure.

Fly high our beautiful Angel.

Sheila McKeough passed away peacefully on 20th May 2018.

Sheila’s wishes were to not have a funeral however we will be having a Celebration of Life get together.

16th June 2018 2pm at Winda Woppa Reserve, The Anchorage, Hawks Nest.

All friends and family are invited to talk about their happy memories in honor of Sheila if you would like. Sheila is survived by her beautiful sons Sean & Simon, her grandchildren, Amy, Isla, Rebecca, Ruby, Jake and Thomas, Jayde and cody, her loving sisters Kathy, Ann & Julie and her Daughters-in-law Alison and Marissa.

Gone but never forgotten.

Funeral

HENRY Jenny

Passed away 28.5.2018 Aged 96 years Late of Tea Gardens Beloved wife of ARTHUR (dec’d).

Loving mother & mother-in-law of NARELLE & WILLIAM (dec’d).

Much loved nan of SCOTT & KERRIE, KAREN & BRAD and ‘nannyda’ to MITCHELL, SHANNON, MEGAN, WILLIAM, ASHLEE & SHAYE. A dear sister & sister-inlaw of SAMUEL & MARGARET, & LILY MARCHANT (dec’d) and aunt to the HENRY AND GREEN Families.

Palm Lake Resort Tea Gardens Sleepovers and weekends required A varied role which includes responding to emergency situations, cleaning, administration, security.

Email resume to teagardens@ palmlake.com.au

Wanted CASH Paid for Junk.

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TUTOR Year 11/12, Uni, Or suitable person to assit a Year 3 student with reading/homework.

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Studio Fantabulous N/Bay. 25yrs exp 49844731

LOST Parrot Jenday conure Has yellow head, Green wings, blue Feathers in wings and tail 0431058166

For Sale 1940’s upholstered 2seater lounge and 2 chairs call 49970694 to inspect $200 ono 3 SEATER Lounge, Pale Blue Linen covers, Scothgard done, only 18mths old, As New Cond. $300 ono Tea Gardens 0417419884

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Bindii and Broadleaf Weeds Spraying Program Council will undertake herbicide spraying on sporting fields, parks, pool surrounds, cemeteries, reserves and Council building surrounds throughout the MidCoast region, during the months of June through to October 2018. Only registered herbicides will be used as per label requirements. This program is subject to weather conditions.

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

Carbatec complete with four bobbin sizes, extra sleeves and cabinet. As new $280. 49844510 / 0439437047 BOX trailer 7x4 Heavy duty VG condition $550 0412478882 DINNER set willow pattern six places 49191637 $30 Soldiers Point ELECTRIC Guitar Strat copy with quiver arm and three pick ups. $80 0419212863 FRONT door fly screen, heavy duty fancy shell motive, with key. $275 4997 0986

Scheduled areas will be assessed individually and treated as required. Individual areas will be sign-posted at the times of treatment in commonly accessed areas. A list of areas to be treated is available from your local MidCoast Council office.

GOLF cart Yamaha Four stroke petrol D Registered Ltrailer full Curtains,SO good cond. $2,500 49843097

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

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KITE Surfer, Naish.

Kite with harness & directional board.

Used once. $450 Ph 0402290498

LAWN mower and Edger, power tools, bits and pieces. Hawks Nest 49971774 LOUNGE Cream 2 seater lounge $45 and single armchair $15 0427861227 LOUNGE suite dark blue leather 3seater and 2 armchairs in good cond. $500.

Lg timber extendable 49820432 Salamander.

MACROB timber extension dining table and 6 leather D chairs OL with 3 Smatching wall units and entertainment unit. $500. 0407283748 Text for photos MOBILITY Scooter Shoprider.

Folds down for car boot.

New batteries.

Excellent condition.

Carrier bar for shopping bags. $850. Ph. 49198009.

Tea Gardens.

MOBILITY scooter Travelscoot, folds D L in car down, O Lives S boot, good Cond. $700 ono ph49877006

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OAK Dining Table $190 Extension with LD 6 chairsSO Like new 0405 388 607 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Email for Price & Proof

OUTDOOR Dining Setting. Black Glass Top Table 90 cm x 150 cm with 6 Folding Chairs $85 Excellent Cond. 0402246253 PEARL mobility scooter, gd cond, very little use, D new bat,OLdismantles, S fit in medium size boot $950 Ph 4997 0986 POOL table. Threequarter size, slate top 220 long 120 wide, excel cond $1500. 0404477158 PRIDE Go Go Elite Traveller motor scooter with hoist (suitable for 4WD vehicles).

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

Will separate hoist and scooter.

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

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

Includes paddle $375.

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

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

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

Relatives and Friends of JENNY are warmly invited to attend her Funeral Service in St. Andrew’s Anglican Church, Cnr. Ogden & Witt Sts., Tea Gardens, this THURSDAY 31.5.2018 at 10am A private cremation will follow.

VACUUM, robotic.

Russell Hobbs brand.

Unwanted Raffle prize. RRP $800.

Will sell for $575 0249846701

LANCE BOOTS FUNERALS

VE V8 Commodore Axel back twin chrome pipes. Mufflers. Low k’s $200 IW345 49970986

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Beard Plush $800.

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Items ELECTRIC lift chair.

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

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

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

Grey metal filing cabinets, 4 drawer $60, 2x 3 drawers $40 each, 3x bookshelves timber $50-$100, 4x Garage shelves metal $200 for all. 49972294 Hawks Nest OZITO Bench Saw $100. RYOBI Bench Grinder $60. RHINO Pedestal Drill $80.

OZITO Cordless Drill & Battery $30. 2hp Tank Compressor $100. Stud Finder $20. Planer $80.

Orbital Sander $40.

Power Master Angle Grinder $60. Phone: 02 4981 0681 PARROT cage large, $50. Chest of drawers macadamia wood $50.

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

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

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Ten year old Joshua Lee excels in diving

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Joshua has recently won platform at the 2018 Australian Age Championship, making him the 2018 under 11 boys platform champion.

In April this year, Joshua competed in Melbourne at the 2018 Australian Age Diving Championships.

In 11 years and under boys, he placed 4th on 3m springboard, 5th on 1m springboard and he won the gold medal on platform.

At the awards dinner at the end of the Championships, he was awarded 3rd overall in the 11 years and under boys.

Also in April, Joshua competed at the PSSA Championships in Sydney where he placed 2nd on platform and 3rd on springboard, securing himself a spot in the NSW team for School Sport Australia Nationals in Perth in September.

In December last year,

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Joshua represented NSW at the Pacific School Games in Adelaide.

These games included 10 Sports, with more than 4000 students, competing from 10 countries as well as all Australian states and territories.

Joshua returned home from Adelaide with a bronze medal which he earnt on the 3m springboard.

Joshua travels to Sydney every weekend with training at Sydney Olympic Park and PLC Pymble.

This young man has a bright future ahead of him, given the enthusiasm and passion he puts into all that he does.

News Of The Area looks forward to following the sporting achievements of this talented local boy.

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

0428450925 ROOF racks $100.

Aluminium platform s (x2)120kg capacity $150 Hand tools $10.

Two wooden planes $20. each 3 in 1 red spotlight $30. 2 rollaway beds $50 each. 6 power boards best offer. 49973143 SINGLE 2 Single bed and mattress $40.

Electric recliner $350.

Must sell. 49845586 TOOLS, Fishing Gear, Extra Large Eski. 49849456 VINTAGE Pedal Organ $250. Dual Keyboard Electronic Organ $100. Full size carpenters bench $200. 1940s dressing table $100. 4988 6988

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

level falls which resulted in the exposure of islands visible one from the others, between Indonesia and Australia.”

“Animal populations in Oz before the arrival of people were discussed including the megafauna and the possible factors leading to extinction of these animals.

By Margie TIERNEY

MOST Friday’s for U3A Group at Tea Gardens are reserved for a presentation and recently it was the turn of the U3A’s resident Science Teacher, Ronnie Nichols.

“Ronnie was superb in delivering a talk, illustrated with slides and videos, on when and how the first people, the Aborigines, arrived in this Great Southern Land,” Warwick Nichols said.

“To understand that, she gave the U3A audience and guests a geology refresher course on continental drift and plate tectonics as well the astronomy related to the generation of an ice age due to variations in the earth’s path around the sun.”

Warwick added, “This then led to a discussion of glaciation and the accompanying ocean

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Ronnie went on to talk about the advances in dating techniques, nuclear radiation and its role in biological and mineral dating and dna in fossils.

The success of her presentation was such that the U3A has scheduled another talk by Ronnie Nichols on Friday 20 July.

U3A PRESENTATION: Ronnie Nichols.

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2009 Newlands Concept 20ft. 2 solar panels, Reversing camera, air con, tv, radio, sound system, gas oven &D4 burner L Cooktop,SO150l fridge/ freezer, Microwave, QB, L shaped Lounge and dining, full ensuite + extras. Excellent condition. 12m rego $36,500 0416091234

COROMAL 505 Seka 2001 16ft single axle New roll out awning, Solar and air con.

Three new tyres, DB, microwave, pop top, Gas stove, water filters, Tv/aerial, cover, Two way fridge portable toilet $15,500 0419989850

2002 475 Quintrex Coast runner with 70hp 2 stroke Yamaha Motor 160hrs Immac.

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

LIFE jackets x2 YAIK CALLISTA LD tags 50N. Price O S of $129 still attached. Best offer.

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2002 Hyundai Santa Fe, Station wagon, manual Rego 1/19 YKG777 Mechanically sound, New tyres, service history, log books. $3,500 negotiable 0406185362

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

Immac interior, duco excel cond, new battery 4/18, regd 5/19, almost new tyres, BVN-17W $14,999 neg. Ph. 0413919987

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

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

Ready for any advertures. $39,500 Ring 4982 8321 COLONIAL caravan 2002 18ft6, $18,000 ono, Dual wheels, double bed, Stereo and three way fridge Full annex - roll out awning, Many extra, low mileage, Very good cond. ready to go, Contact Peter 49820362 REDUCED: 17’ 6” Golf Pop Top Van. Tare 1180.

2001. O6mths Rego.

LD S Ph 49979727 $16,000 or 0429433103

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REGENT Roystan Caravan 22’. Built September 2009.Rego NSW 9/2017. Complete withOallLD necessary S travel. Hot items for dipped Galvanise chassis. $40,000. Ph: 0417 224 017 ROADSTAR poptop 2001. Limited edition 17ft6inch Single axle with D two full annexesSOL- Winter & summer. Double island inner spring bed & Few extras $15,000. 0249811896 / 0408492421

Motorcycles HARLEY Low Rider 7th Mnth 84 Shovel motor excl cond nothing to spend $13,500 Ph 0499227821 HARLEY 2007 Sportster 50th annv no 471 of 2000 world wide. As new cond & new battery $12,500 Ph 0499227821

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

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

Reg. $2600ono Ph 0418 863 088 QUINTREX 4m breezeabout Alum.

Boat on coaster Tilt trailer 40hp Yamaha 2stroke motor. Electric Winch. Lots of extras included. 12months rego. $6,500 neg.

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

2007 Ford Territory, 6 cylinder auto RWD, LD Black, 7 seaterO166k S rego til 5/18 BDA81U $5,500 0419468050 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Hatch BHR62Q reg 11/18 Auto. 148,700k’s good Condition. $6,500 One owner 0448499000

HALF cabin timber 6m River and lake boat Fibreglass hull, LD panel, fish finder,OSolar sleeps S 2 portaloo $4,900 ono

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