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15 Nov 2021
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Funding agreement signed for Umina oval facilities
All ages acknowledge Remembrance Day
Construction starts on Rogers Park amenities building
Amenities include change rooms, canteen and storage
Memorial seat at Patonga for Malcolm Waters
Association calls for pilot Peninsula Green Grid project
Men's Shed to hold twice-yearly sale in Woy Woy
Planning to sell Christmas trees
No cases this month with dose rate over 90 per cent
Council to repair Umina whale tail sculptures
Council gives grants to four Peninsula festivals
Council starts work on Woy Woy Bay wharf
Tesch seeks disabled access to shopping complex
Lucy Wicks hits the hustings
Produce swap planned
Bacon and egg rolls resume
Song meter installed at arboretum
New facilities under construction
Social evening at Lions Park
Three Rotary clubs make joint donation
Monitor website for Pearl Beach carols details
Bays group restarts activities
Pictures of Sydney red gums wanted
Club raises $6000 in Melbourne Cup sweep
Collapse  PLANNING PLANNING
Dual occupancy proposal for Barrenjoey Rd corner
Amendment allows earlier start on Umina Mall site
Planning approvals total more than $5 million
ACF branch holds its own 'engagement' meeting
Housing for older women at risk
Sleeping bags and swags for the 'hidden homeless'
Collapse  REGION REGION
Committee wants council reinstatement or election
Collapse  FORUM FORUM
Water asset sale should not be dismissed
Prime Minister's plan is like Regional Plan
Vale Ettalong
Australia is becoming a stupid country
Answer for recreation precinct
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Request for Breastscreen bus 'sooner rather than later'
Jed provides support at clinic
New approach to geriatric care trialled at hospital
Collapse  ARTS ARTS
Coastal Twist festival receives $73,000 in grants
Patchwork group learns to make cosmetic bags
Fred Smith to perform at Troubadour folk club
Three-day open-air exhibition at Pearl Beach
Collapse  EDUCATION EDUCATION
School air-conditioning applications unsuccessful
Local teachers' association supports pay rise call
Great book swap at Ettalong
Car parts wanted
Class artwork on display
Letters delivered to Hammond Care residents
Opportunity class assessments online at school
Class requests wanted before November 26
Parent survey on student engagement
Hoping for a smooth transition to secondary school
Students help plant local native trees
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Shane Waddell wins Umina Major Singles title
Past presidents' bowls association re-elects committee
Outrigger canoe club seeks new members
Brisbane Water Bridge Club results
Umina Bunnies look for junior players
Southern Spirit cricket results
Brett Harrod awarded SLSA life membership
Little Athletes back at training
Junior touch trials
Hoping to fill second under-12 water polo team
Collapse  HISTORY HISTORY
CWA will celebrate 100 years of service
Historian role 'innocently put on myself'
Malcolm Waters - 'loved this place with a passion'

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Historian role 'innocently put on myself'

A member of the Woy Woy branch of the Country Women's Association has taken on the job of documenting the history of the 13 branches in the Group.

Ms Johanna Reygersberg said her role as Group Historian was "simply one I innocently put on myself".

"Because our Woy Woy CWA Branch will be celebrating its 90th birthday next year, I got interested in its history.

"I am still working on that but then I learned that the State CWA will celebrate its Centenary next year.

"I thought it would be great to have some general historical information about the branches in our own Group. Just for ourselves, our own branches.

"It became a big job, as information was not always easily available.

"Many branches had closed.

"From the earlier 26 branches in the 80s or 70s, there are now only 13 left.

"But I thought that it would be interested to know about them too.

"So, I started off going to the head office in Sydney to dig in their archives.

"Then I visited branches, libraries, emailed, and telephoned members from all the different groups.

"It takes a lot of time.

"Nevertheless I enjoy learning about the different branches and listening to the stories of the older members, some who have been involved for over 50 and 70 years.

"I haven't finished yet but my aim is to share this little bit of Central Coast CWA history.

"At the moment I do all the printing myself, but I will have to find a printer who can print about a minimum of 30 booklets."





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