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Free hearing checks offered at Umina and Woy Woy
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Arts alive in Umina
Professor appointed curator at State Library
Jimmy Barnes to sign books in Umina
Thomsons' show at Troubadour
New movement retreat at Wagstaffe
Art show to be staged over three days
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Athletics carnival held
Ninety years at Pretty Beach
Debating team is undefeated
Families wanted for Rotary exchange
Touch of magic
Umina placed sixth in netball
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Prizes for Fathers' Day
Umina school raises $2000 for Stewart House
Girls' tower beats 22 others
Liesl Tesch speaks to Ettalong students
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Third loss in a row for Woy Woy
Jemma is young athlete of the year
Preparing for 50th anniversary in 2018
Life membership of bowling club
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Art show to be staged over three days

Umina Beach Public School's art show will be staged over three days, starting with an opening night on August 26, and continuing over the weekend.

The exhibition will show the artistic talents of both the students and many local artisans.

"The students have been busy designing and creating their artworks and are extremely proud of their efforts," said relieving principal Mr Paul Farrugia.

Students have created either a artswork in two or three dimensions and these will be proudly displayed in the school hall.

Alongside the students' artworks, there will be a selection of talented local artists' works.

These artworks will be available for viewing and to be purchased all weekend.

The art show opening night celebration will begin at 7pm.

Tickets are $20 for the night and can be purchased either at the door or beforehand at the school's office.

Guests will enjoy a selection of canapes and drinks and will be in the draw for a lucky door prize.

Artworks are also available for sale on the night.

The doors will then re-open from 10am to 3pm on the Saturday and Sunday, with a gold coin donation gaining entry to the exhibition.

There will also be light refreshments available for purchase over the course of the weekend.





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