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Collapse Issue 475 - 05 Aug 2019Issue 475 - 05 Aug 2019
Collapse  NEWS NEWS
Service NSW opens shop in Woy Woy
Pollutant trap installation delayed by asbestos find
Environment groups call for ban on polystyrene filling
Patonga hotel sold for a second time in 12 months
'Planned retreat' not understood, says residents' group
Efforts to have Half Tide Rocks walking track restored
Council adopts flying fox management strategy
Council defers consideration of draft consolidated plan
Country club seeks permission to build covered area
Government 'too slow' with roadworks, says Chamber
Gabby Greyem honoured with Paul Harris Fellowship
Ettalong businesses asked to join in Red Carpet Day
Peninsula to host Mardi Gras in October
Chamber seeks sponsors for Oyster Festival
Volunteers help with planting on National Tree Day
Community group opposes 5G proposal for Empire Bay
Contribution of outgoing president acknowledged
Association pays respects to former member
Euchre club donates to school
More than 200 people attend Naidoc celebration
Collection bin installed for animal rescue
New exchange student for Rotary club
Pearl producer expands into Hawkesbury River
Collapse  FORUM FORUM
Outdated Council engineering symptom of failed merger
Where have ducklings gone?
The future
Roads not keeping pace with population increase
Will councillors join our fight for our community?
Collapse  HEALTH HEALTH
Pharmacy introduces medication packing robot
Anniversaries celebrated
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Little Theatre opens third play for the year
Choir to raise funds for brain cancer
Interest sought in folk music group
Contribution to folk music recognised with award
Umina artist features in internet video
Support wanted for charity ball
Trio brings Scottish music to Woy Woy
Art competition held this month
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Sophie wins scholarship for ANU
Kindergarten students celebrate 100 days
Mental health program for Year 9 students
Selected for Central Coast school showcase
Improvements made over school holidays
Make-over for library garden
Students graduate from Top Blokes program
School competes for garden set
Staff learn about effects of video games
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Woy Woy suffers 133-nil rugby union defeat
Southern and Ettalong United pull further ahead
Peninsula Ducks seek softball players
Stridsman wins women's Thailand Open
Annabelle sells sweets to compete in Global Games
Surf club completes IRB competition with medals
Roberts wins third consecutive bowls singles title
Soccer club raises money for new clubhouse
Goodman retains record in super bantamweight
Basketball back at leisure centre
Charity bowlers raise $650
Ken wins first major singles title
League champion soccer teams
Thirsty Thursday bowls group celebrates

Thirsty Thursday bowls group celebrates

Everglades Men's Bowls Thirsty Thursday group has celebrated with its Christmas in July luncheon.

The lunch, which consisted of ham, seafood and a barbecue, attracted 60 group members on July 18.

"Thirsty Thursday is open to all men and you don't need to be a member of a bowls club, but just want a social afternoon and have some fun on the bowling green," said bowling club publicity officer Mr Brian Dolan.

He said that every week the bowlers contributed to the cost of the lunch by buying raffle tickets.

An invitation to the luncheon was only available to those who had attended at least five Thirsty Thursday bowling sessions.

Anyone interested in joining the group should inquire at the bowls office at the Everglades Country Club, Mr Dolan said.

"We can supply the bowls and all you need is flat-soled shoes.

"Cost weekly is $10 plus raffle tickets cost and drinks if you wish," Mr Dolan said.





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