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Collapse Issue 401 - 05 Sep 2016Issue 401 - 05 Sep 2016
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Chamber opposes Bullion St carpark sale
First proposal submitted for Council land sale site
Buses stop for 24 hours
Broken Bay rec centre won't be sold, says Minister
Reserves campaigners attend council session
Work to start on former Tesrol site
Hotel sale surprises Patonga residents
Bridge named after Robert Payne
PCYC receives opera donation
Environment group plans biggest festival yet
'Sip and Say' gathering to discuss disability plan
Submission threshold 'affects small communities'
Comment on submission policy closes this week
Opportunity to comment on meeting frequency
Discounts for new appliances in no-interest loan scheme
Woy Woy Bay house open on Sustainable House Day
Trivia night for Mary Mac's
PCYC receives three awards
Four flats proposed for West St site
Tender awarded for Rogers Park work
Chemical 'cleanout' at Gosford
Council 'didn't tell me', says applicant
Seniors' housing given go ahead
Flag is 'reminder to live out democracy', says O'Neill
O'Neill to 'hold Wicks to account'
Information about peacock spiders
Fire brigade to work with students on hydrant poster
Bushfire preparations
New branding for registered club
ICAC finds against Chris Hartcher
Bushcare and dunecare groups active on the Peninsula
Driver charged with firearms offences
More martial arts
Music school moves
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Hand drying needed at Woy Woy oval
Hotel blight on beautiful part of the Coast
Residents don't want a Gold Coast-type environment
Regional plan largely meaningless
Texting on horseback
Colourful characters fondly remembered
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Fashion parade success
Woy Woy debut for duo
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Two schools listed as overcrowded
Students develop professional skills
Students play at Opera House concert hall
School holds multi-cultural expo
Ex-students attend 60th anniversary
Students excel for school
Fathers' Day breakfast
Grant for sporting uniforms
Playgroup looks for members
High distinction for Mitchell
School spelling bee
Planting to celebrate tree day
Author visits
School fields 40 athletes
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Woy Woy goes through to rugby union grand final
Lions Reserves make grand final
Pirates swim in great results
Wombats want members
Summer touch football starts
Peninsula players in singles final
Annual tournament at Everglades
Bowlers fight out minor singles title
Floorball at leisure centre

Hand drying needed at Woy Woy oval

A couple of Sundays ago, I was really enjoying watching the Woy Woy Roosters play at home to the Northern Lakes Warriors.

The Under 19's are minor premiers, the St Edwards Bears are minor premiers in Open Age, and Woy Woy's First Grade cemented their position of third on the table guaranteeing them a second bite of the cherry if necessary.

All in all a great day and a long one.

Not surprisingly, as the afternoon wore on it became necessary to attend to a call of nature.

Now I know that 8.5 million bucks can't buy everything when building a new sporting precinct like the Woy Woy oval.

You can't expect, for example, undercover cooking facilities, or a bar, or even a scoreboard and clock.

However, after washing my paws, to discover there were no paper towels or a hand drying machine I think is taking cost-cutting just a bit too far.

Purely from a hygiene point of view some sort of drier is a necessity.

With the grand finals of all grades to be played at the oval on September 17 would it be possible for Mr Ian Reynolds to have this very necessary equipment installed before the big day, please?





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