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Collapse Issue 287 - 19 Mar 2012Issue 287 - 19 Mar 2012
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Umina to host surf life saving championships
Freewater quits Greens
Joeys visit fire station
Crossing concept for Patonga
Local group calls for big solar
Presentation about East Timor
Contribution plan changes
Comments wanted on laneway closure
Urgent action requested
Night trackwork
Rescue involved three units
Application refused again
Steel ketch broke mooring
New apprentice with electricity provider
Information about grants
Two injured in George St
Jumble sale extended
Anzac Day
Church meeting
Friendship
Neighbour day
Pony Club turns 40
Easter with the Salvos
65th anniversary
Rainfall close to month's average
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Seedlings destroyed by select minority
It was my uncle
Location is inappropriate
Store not wanted
Is it a restaurant?
The politicians we deserve?
Proud of my sister
A devil indeed
Multi-party parliament needed
Ministerial blood from outside parliament
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Activities for Seniors Week
Positive living day
Free program for overweight children
Groups started for local women
Legal advice
Store has shave
Tank mural is completed
Stalls rescheduled
Easter raffle
MS cyclist visits Wagstaffe
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Opera at arboretum
Book fair held at Easter
CWA branch complimented
A collage of Woy Woy
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Alex wins scholarship
Memorial assembly
Cattle wins in Canberra
Harmony activities planned
Celebrating 50 years
Collecting for Smith Family
Above average
Student chosen for novel cover
Partnership upgrades oval
P and C grows
Ranch challenge
Special ed students help clean up
Science wonders at preschool
Accepted for Star Struck
Swimming success
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Roosters juniors retain jerseys
Boxing gold to Satali
Outrigger regatta at Ettalong
Boccia training for Paralympics
Bridge comp
Umina competes at State championships
Umina nipper wins NSW gold
First open singles
Major pairs
New appointment
First country trial at Woy Woy
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History of information centre
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Groups started for local women

The Peninsula Women's Health Centre has started a multi-cultural coffee morning and a knitting group for local women.

The coffee morning is for women of all ages and cultural backgrounds who would like to get to know other women in the area.

Community development worker Ms Kate Bradfield said the centre especially encouraged women from multi-cultural and indigenous backgrounds to come and share their culture.

"It is a social get together over morning tea and is a great opportunity to meet women especially if you are new to the area or feel isolated," she said.

The second group, Wrap With Love, is a voluntary organisation that provides knitted wraps to the needy, homeless and refugees.

They have provided over a quarter of a million wraps since 1992.

"Our Wrap With Love group meets and knits the squares and sews them into the wraps," said Ms Bradfield.

"It is a fun and social morning and we can even teach you how to knit."

The groups are free, a morning tea is provided and a gold coin donation would be appreciated.



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