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Community garden welcomes spring
Open space strategy on exhibition for comment
Famous painted bus shelter slated for demolition
Youth Yarn Up disco and barbecue at Mingaletta
'Grand opening' for local supermarket
Tickets issued 'where owners not known', says Council
Joyce Tee dies aged 104
Geotechnical investigation
Beginners course will create unique craft
Brigade warns of 'very real' fire risk*
Progress association refurbishes hall floor*
Training precedes real-life call-out*
Chainsaw maintenance at Patonga brigade*
Arboretum pavilion opening was well-attended*
Social group for 'people on all kinds of wheels'*
Collaborative effort to plant native trees*
Trucks ready for fire season*
Wendy is Employee of the Quarter*
Just one millimetre of rain in two weeks
Collapse  PLANNING PLANNING
Third attempt at multi-dwelling development
Council drafts new Community Engagement Strategy
Facade improvement program opens*
Gosford West candidates 'less responsive', says ACF group
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Candidates forum: showing their fitness to serve?
Extra councillor numbers mean reduced responsibility
Thanks for the candidates' forum
Bouquets for Gosford Emergency
Democracy in action at council candidates' forum*
Candidates forum: showing their fitness to serve?*
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Daffodil Day raises $350 at aged care facility
Volunteers thanked*
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Singalong movie night to be held at Pearl Beach
Painting of local business selected for Gosford exhibition
Ceramic sculpture exhibition held in Pearl Beach
Frantastics offer preview of theatre festival entry
Burlesque festival to come to Ettalong*
Needlecraft group to meet at library*
Patchwork group completes a number of projects*
Pottery exhibition held in regional gallery*
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Cheer team wins national title
First Aid course for Year 6 students
Under-16 girls win City Cup rugby league grand final
Visual arts students visit Sydney*
Author visits Woy Woy for book week*
Learning centre students win their boccia semi-final
Book fair raises $1500 for school*
College names CAPA stars*
Comedy night raises $2723
Lylah wins fourth place in national cross-country
Secondhand uniforms for sale
Adminstrative staff appreciated*
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Mollie is named NSW Lifesaver of the Year
Liam O'Farrell appointed Southern Spirit club coach
Roosters explain decision to forfeit Wyong game
Major Fours women's championship won in a 'nail-biter'
Men's Fours championship played at Everglades*
Joint winners of bowlers' clubman award
RUOK bowls event at Umina
Charity bowls day attracts 56 starters*
Bicycle group plans ride around Brisbane Water*
Dawn is awarded life membership*
Winners of mixed fours final*
Little athletics registrations open*
Mixed social tennis players wanted*
Bowling club president steps down after four years*
Minor singles championship played at Umina*
Woy Woy juniors play in rugby league finals*
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Election special edition
About our council 'ward'
Peninsula to have 11 polling booths
Residents' association says forum was a 'huge success'
Referendum question*
Group B: New Independents
Group C: The Ratepayers' Choice
Group E: Labor
Group F: Coasties Who Care
Ungrouped: Julian Richards
New Independents have 'worked with local communities'*
Group A No response
Labor candidates sign accountability pledge*
'Rate hike should not be permanent,' says Brooks*
Craft and barbecue at Uniting Church polling booth*

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Major Fours women's championship won in a 'nail-biter'

Jeannette Jenkins, Helen Cooper, Maureen Jackson and Bev McFarlane have won the final of the Major Fours women's championship at Everglades Bowling Club on Thursday, August 22

"We always knew this was going to be a great game, but I don't think anyone expected it to be another nail-biter," said match committee chairperson Ms Vicki Redrup.

Deb McInnes, Val Davey, Sue O'Connor and Elaine Vincent played Jeannette Jenkins, Helen Cooper, Maureen Jackson and Bev McFarlane for the Championship.

"Elaine's team took an early lead and were leading for the majority of the game.

"Bev's team had this 'never say die' attitude and started to win ends one at the time.

"Both teams played some really incredible bowls that demonstrated great skill, determination and grit," said Ms Redrup.

On the 20th end, it was even at 19-19.

"All the supporters for both teams inside and outside were holding their breath going into the last end.

"Pressure was on to secure the win by both sides.

"Again, the ladies put down some wonderful shots trying ever so hard to get their bowl closest to the jack.

"Elaine's team were holding shot when Maureen played a bowl that wicked off two bowls and landed right next to the jack.

"It was an unbelievable shot.

"Bev and Elaine had two bowls each to go and were not able to move that winning shot, with Bev's team winning 20-19 on the last end.

Pictured are Women's Major Fours champions Jeannette Jenkins, Bev McFarlane, Helen Cooper and Maureen Jackson.





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