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Collapse Issue 237 - 12 Apr 2010Issue 237 - 12 Apr 2010
Collapse  NEWS NEWS
Electricity to go under Ettalong channel
Council may sue on investment losses
Grants for oval, foreshore and pool
Restaurants proposed for Empire Bay Dr
Human remains found
Council will determine electricity plan
Environmental review completed soon
Energy Australia criticised over community consultation
Pat named as State winner
Police seek witnesses
Times change
Walks planned in nearby bush
First annual meeting for Guides group
Pearl Beach opera raises $27,500
Volunteering information
Chamber welcomes supermarket design
Rainfall down 21 per cent
Collapse  DLEP DLEP
DLEP comment period extended
Options available for bushland, says department
DLEP website misleading, says CEN
Freewater receives objections in 'hundreds'
Council delayed DLEP release
Collapse  ANZAC DAY ANZAC DAY
Dawn service at Woy Woy
Service at Empire Bay
Plinth ceremony
Collapse  FORUM FORUM
Post office store was home
Support better health services here
DLEP should be more realistic
Is draft plan local?
Unanswered Questions
DLEP ignores all the research
Dads' day out a success
No better than drug dealers?
Take dredged sand ashore
Natural beauty at risk
Vested interests
Council cuts reflect financial losses
Collapse  HEALTH HEALTH
First aid volunteers wanted
Alliance considers protest action
Peninsula women form Lantern club
Relay ends with heavy rain
Collapse  ARTS ARTS
Art for autism awareness
Disabled choirs to be formed
'Perfect behaviour' at rock concert
Jessica pursues her passion
Little Theatre performs one-act plays
Collapse  EDUCATION EDUCATION
Three students in exhibition
Charity film night raises $2000
Vandals tag classrooms
Young leaders go to Sydney
Mufti day raises $500
Parent named as support worker
New buildings to be opened this year
Op shop to support religious education
New executive at Pretty Beach
New principal starts
Community readers wanted
Riding to school
Shave raises $4000
School suffers in door-knocking scam
Collapse  SPORT SPORT
Umina hosted pairs final
Three play judo in Queensland
Roosters hold season launch
Strong trials wins for Roosters
Weather calms for Malibu contest
Ettalong records bowls pairs win
Bunnies field five sides
Rescue boats compete at Ocean Beach
Woy Woy hosts union finals
Collapse  HISTORY HISTORY
School at Ettalong - smaller and simpler
Water slide at Ettalong
Collapse  PROMOTION PROMOTION
Chance to win

Roosters hold season launch

More than 120 players, sponsors and supporters have joined together for the season launch of the Woy Woy Roosters Rugby League Football Club.

Canterbury-Bankstown, NSW and Australian rugby league "legend" Steve Mortimer, Bears great Greg Florimo and "larrikin" jockey Allan "Robbo" Robinson were also on hand to help the Woy Woy Roosters kick off its season in style.

Club marketing and promotions manager Mr Peter Read thanked the club committee and all players and supporters who made the night a great success.

"Mortimer assisted with the MC duties after entertaining everyone with some great anecdotes of his years in rugby league," Mr Read said.

"Central Coast Bears CEO Greg Florimo gave a great insight into the Bears prospects for inclusion in the NRL before Robbo brought the house down in his usual irreverent manner, with some great yarns of the mischief he is known for.

"Plenty of Roosters greats were also on hand including John Monie, Steve McKenzie, Brad Berry, Greg Hillard, Dave Warwick, Hayden Berry, Garry Nissen and Harry Overton along with current stars Jade Mason, Dave Maryska, Troy McLellan, Glenn McLellan and Scott

Wilesmith.

"Following the unveiling of Woy Woys Sponsors for 2010, new coach Les Lowe had the opportunity to talk about his hopes for the season, while new signings Matt Riddle, Aaron Hardman and Adam Tippett were introduced to the gathering and all gave their thoughts on the season ahead.

"The night was capped off with an impressive memorabilia auction which was well supported, with guests leaving with items such as a signed and framed Micheal Hussey jumper, signed Danny Green and Roy Jones Jnr boxing gloves and a framed Australian jumper."

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    Autism

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    AwaitDA

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    AwardWin

  • Bowls

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    Bowls

  • Cable

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    Cable

  • Comp

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    Comp

  • Guides

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    Guides

  • Judo

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    Judo

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    Launch

  • League

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    League

  • Opera

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    Opera

  • OpShop

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    OpShop

  • Pairs

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    Pairs

  • Rain

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    Rain

  • RideBike

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    RideBike

  • Rugby

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    Rugby

  • Studio

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    Studio

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    SurfComp

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    Arthritis

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    Waterslide



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