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