June 1999
NEWS
Money spent on intersections
Maintenance is programmed
Lower speed limits
Eight nurses in mentor program
Facelift for Ettalong foreshore
Pool charges reviewed
Traffic concerns raised at ferry committee
Pollution protectors to be installed
Baker wins more medals
Ferry fuel option rejected
School surveys computer use
Clothing bins moved
Web's future assured
Council says no on consultant
Mosiac planned for toilet block
Club donates to ambulance
Fireworks is on again
Craft enrolments
Park takes tourism award
Business nominations open
Committee hears about consultant
Booker Bay boundaries frozen
Submissions received on library name
Awning dispute resolved
Shopfront is restored
Railway proposal criticised
Child centre grant
Water study wanted
CBD plans endorsed
Concern about Railway St pedestrians
Concern over Olympic rubbish
Money for freeway
Civilian widows meet
Concert rehearsals
Library plans for RSL collection
Estate agents told of club plans
Station garden admired
Help for veterans
Lions ball
Housie at Ettalong
FEATURES
Plan - Win ensues
How Spion Kop got its name
Place names on the Peninsula
Telecommuting increases
Saving Blackwall's lyrebirds
Peninsula Chamber of Commerce newsletter
SPORT
Irish play rugby union in Woy Woy
Fishing news
Woy woy bowls
The march to success
Junior cricket season ends
Third year for line dancers
Coach at Umina
Crowds watch Woy Woy and Umina clash
FORUM
An honour to be re-elected
Ratepayers were not to pay
Natural simplicity of the Peninsula
Youth are no different
Youth centre would benefit
SCHOOLS
Schoolgirls' squash
Dance camp
Chance to sing
Access at Umina school