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26/9/18 11:32 am

2020 John Smith

Welcome to the 3rd edition of our Relax magazine. Grab a cuppa, get comfortable and have a read about what’s happening at your club in the coming months. If you can’t get comfortable at home, come in for an awesome cup of Hennessey coffee or our new Matcha Latte at our café while enjoying the new café furniture.

Our lady bowlers finished the year off in spectacular style, winning the New South Wales Bowler of the Year. Congratulations to Genevieve Delves on her maiden Bowler of the Year. I am sure she will win many more. Congratulations also to Natasha Scott who was a nominee for this award also.

Our male and lady bowlers have started the year off in fine form. Natasha Scott has been selected to represent Australia for the 2019 Asia Pacific Championships. These championships will be played at the Gold Coast in June where she will be playing in the triples and fours. Raymond Terrace bowlers Clint Doust, Ian Lean and Matt Baus won the District Triples defeating Soldiers Point team skippered by Simon Mitchell on Sunday 10th February. Well done lads and I am sure that you will represent us well at the State Championships.

Our darts team also finished the year off strongly winning the A grade. We look forward to seeing our teams do well in 2019. If you looking for something to do on a Wednesday night, pop down for a beer and watch our teams play.

We look forward to seeing some great acts again this year. Mitchell Coombes is back and I am sure his tickets will sell fast. Grab your tickets soon so you don’t miss out. We welcome country back again to Raymond Terrace with Adam Eckersley and Brooke McClymont performing on Saturday 13th April. They will be performing songs from their No 1 ARIA album ‘Adam and Brooke’. Jumping Jukebox Duo with Wayne Parkinson will be performing this Melbourne Cup.

From a financial point of view, your club is trading well. We are travelling into an election year and that means we could have new or the same people on the Board. Make sure you vote at the election as every vote counts. Governments can make some interesting changes, so keep your eye on what they bring to the table this year.

Remember I am always looking for new ideas and if you have one, please feel free to pop in and see me.

Michael HarrissChairman

Brett GleesonVice Chairman

Gail LewisTreasurer

Mervyn AungerDirector

Brad GrantDirector

Shane EvansDirector

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Get to know your Vice Chairman Brett GleesonWhat is the proudest moment in your life?The birth of my 3 children are high points, however seeing them grow into wonderful individuals makes me very proud. Having all 3 children graduate from University probably tops the lot, except for maybe another grandchild.

What are your goals on becoming a Board member of RTBC? Initially to learn about the club industry and contribute my experience and knowledge of corporate governance and strategic positioning. Now after 6 years on the board, my goals are to improve the long term planning, strengthen the management and foster a strong positive culture. The Club has tremendous potential and with a competent and well focused Board, we can make that potential a reality.

What is your favourite drink?Stone’s Ginger Beer followed by Toohey’s Old and Jamesons Irish Whisky.

What is your favourite meal? Well, I’m blessed to be married to an amazing ‘cook’. I enjoy lamb or goat dishes with fresh vegetables produced on our farm. I also like seafood.

Who growing up did you see as a mentor and how did they impact your life?Growing up on the family farm in the Quirindi district, my parents and my mum’s parents were significant influencers on who I am. As a teenager, it was my best mate’s parents, especially after my parents had passed. Professionally, I was very fortunate to be mentored by my first boss in 1983, Professor David Cubbin, the Dean of the Arts and Media Faculty at Southern Cross Uni and Ivan Hincks, the Director of Community Relations.

Tell us a bit about your working career up to this moment?I graduated with a Business Degree with majors in accounting and management having been told twice by career counsellors at High School that I wasn’t ‘smart enough to go to Uni’. Funny enough, two family members said the same thing. I think I proved them all wrong. My first career was in Radio and at 23 years I was appointed as the General Manager of 2NCR (Lismore) for 4 years, then General Manager of the Media and Arts Centre at Southern Cross Uni for 18 months. I then moved to Newcastle to be the General Manager of 2NUR for 5 years. In 1992, I started as the Executive Director for WEA Adult Education & Training. After 10 years in that role, I established Gleeson Consulting and became a full time consultant to the Department of Education and Training as well as private sector clients. In 2007, I was appointed Executive Officer of Hunter Community College and in 2010 I took on the role of General Manager of the Business Growth Centre at Gateshead. 2017 saw me take on the role of General Manager of Newcastle Regional Show. I’ve just resigned from that position to return to my consulting role on a part time basis. I’ve also sat on numerous Boards, in voluntary and paid capacities.

Where would you like to see the club in 40 years? 40 years is too far out to forecast. I expect the Club will continue to be a focal point for the community. I expect it will have enhanced and expanded club and bowls facilities and diversified its activities. Hopefully it will continue to be a welcoming place where friendship are forged and great bowls are played, as well as other sports like darts and croquet.

Do you play Bowls?Yes, I started about 6 years ago when I retired from playing cricket for Seaham. Winning the Major Triples Championship with Ian Lean and Lennon Scott 3 years ago has been a highlight so far.

Who is your favourite player you play with and against and why?I enjoy playing with and against mates like Brian Harris, Brad Reed and Ray Jones. Playing Thursday night social bowls with my wife, Mallory is very enjoyable. Playing District and Mattara Pairs with Lance Jackson and making the Semi Final last year was a real buzz. I always enjoy playing with and against the top players so I continue to learn.

Who is your favourite band and song?I don’t have a favourite, I like variety in music. Anything from light classics like Vivaldi, through to Rod Stewart, Linda Ronstadt, Barbara Streisand, Neil Diamond, the Corrs, Garth Brooks and Mary Black.

Where in the world would you like to travel and why?We were planning a trip to the UK and Ireland this year to visit places where our families originated, however this has been replaced by a trip to the USA for our son, Ben’s, wedding in Arizona.

How did you meet your beautiful wife?We were professional peers, as we were both CEO’s in the Adult Education sector at the time.

Brett GleesonViceChairman

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Anthea you have recently joined us as at the Club as the Events Manager, why did you want to join our team?I am passionate about Event Management and enjoy using my skills to support in the creation of our Members and Guests special occasions/events.Giving back to the community has always been important to me and this position, at a community-based Club, allows me to do that as part of my role.Being new, what are you doing for our Members and Guests to get to know you?Interacting with Members and Guests is very important to me, so I will always find time to talk to our Members & Guests. Since joining the Club I have thoroughly enjoyed getting to know everyone - with over 4,000 members it may take me a little bit of time. What is your experience in Event Management? How will you use your skills at the Club?Last year I spent a season with the Central Coast Mariners in an Events & Community role which I absolutely loved. I have also spent 18 months working at the McDonald Jones Stadium in an Event Operations role and in other event roles to build up my experience.What do you enjoy most about your new role? Why? I’m a people person so I enjoy meeting new people and spending time chatting to get to know them. We have a great team at YOUR Club that all work together which makes my new position enjoyable.

Meet your TeamAnthea CameronEvents Manager

02 4987 [email protected]

How will your new role improve our Members and Guests experience at the Club?Chatting with our Members & Guests to listen to their feedback and for any suggestions to improve their experience at YOUR Club and make your visits more enjoyable and fun.What will success look like for you as the Events Manager?Success in the Events Manager role is really a team effort as everyone digs in to support in creating memories for our guests’ special occasion whether it is a milestone party, a wedding or a celebration of life. As Events Manager to create this success I believe when meeting with our clients to explore and understand what their needs are and try to align our services to match their needs at the best price possible. Can you give us a peek into some of your ideas for our Events at the Club over the coming months?I want to showcase our Club and Rectory. Part of this is focussing on bringing more events to our beautiful Rectory, such as weddings, birthdays, meetings, high teas and other functions that will find the property highlights their event.When not at the Club, what do you do to relax?I’m not someone who relaxes very often as I enjoy being out & about as much as possible. When I’m not at the club I spend time on my Salami business on most of my weekends attending many fun events & festivals. If I do get the chance to have a day off I love to spend it with family & friends around the water or helping at my local dog rescue shelter.

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CroquetJoin us every Monday and Friday and try your hand at a game of Croquet. Games are set for all ranges of experience with plenty of help on hand to assist you with your game. When: Mondays and Fridays Games are played either in the morning or evening. Times are listed on the gate to the back green weekly.

Cost: $5 per personContact: Pam Begley 0438 717 383 Croquet Golf games are played each week. See below for the rules of croquet golf.

CROQUET GOLF RULES The game is played as singles or doubles and the 4 coloured balls (blue, red, black, yellow) must be played in the correct sequence with each player striking his/her own ball once in a turn. The game commences with each player hitting his/her ball from corner 4. The first team to ‘run’ a hoop (ie put one of their balls through a hoop) in the right direction scores the hoop. Play then moves to the next hoop in sequence. The two teams battle for each hoop and this may involve a team using one of their balls to knock an opponent’s ball away from a hoop running position. In a 13 point game the first team to score 7 hoops is the winner with a typical game being played in about 45 minutes.

Meet your Team

Raymond Terrace Bowling Club donated $1,000 to the Raymond Terrace Croquet Club late last year to assist with the purchase of balls for their players to use.L to R: Jason Stokes CEO, Pam Begley, Geoff Codrington & Ron King from Telarah Croquet Club (who assisted with setting up our green for the croquet members to use).


Let us Entertain You!

Tuesday 5th November from 11am

Melbourne Cup Luncheon

Be entertained by local group:Jumping Jukebox Duo

• 2 course A-la-carte meal (alternate drop) • Champagne on arrival• Plenty of prizes • Sweeps • Raffles • Complimentary mystery trifecta ticket

Any reserved tickets that are not paid for 2 weeks prior to the event will be released to the public

FREE LIVE ENTERTAINMENTEnjoy an easy Sunday afternoon with free live music every Sunday in the lounge from 5pm–8pm

Entertainers will break at 6pm for the raffles

Adam Eckersley & Brooke McClymont

THE HIGHWAY SKY TOUR

2019PERFORMING SONGS FROM

THEIR No 1 ARIA ALBUM

ADAM & BROOKE’Saturday 13 April

Doors open from 7:30pm

Tickets $25 eachOn sale now

No further discounts apply

Bookings and enquiries: P: 02 4987 2404 • E: [email protected] www.hathawaybedandbreakfast.com.au

50 Sturgeon Street Raymond Terrace 2324

The Perfect Retreat


Hathaway Bed and Breakfast allows you and your furry friends to stay and holiday together in our pet friendly accommodation.

Hathaway welcomes pets of many shapes and sizes and we are fully fenced for a secure stay. Don’t leave your best friend at home

on your next holiday up or down the coast!

Bookings and enquiries: P: 02 4987 2404 • E: [email protected] www.hathawaybedandbreakfast.com.au

50 Sturgeon Street Raymond Terrace 2324

The Perfect Retreat

An Afternoon with

Mitchell CoombesMessages from the Spirit World

Raymond Terrace Bowling Club Sunday 19th May 2019Doors open 1pm • Event commences 2pmTickets $50 Member • $55 Non-member


Hello again everyone! Well another season of Bowls is upon us and the Pennant Season is fast approaching. Our Annual Australia Day Fours Tournament has been run and won by Chris Willingham, Sam Laguzza, Lennon Scott and Matt Baus. Club Championships have already commenced and Draws for half of our events are on the Bowls Board. It is great to see a good number of participants in this year’s Championships however good numbers go hand in hand with scheduling problems. This is exacerbated by the fact that Raymond Terrace Bowling Club and its members have achieved extraordinary results over the last 7-10 years with nearly every Zone Championship featuring JETS Players on the final weekend. This was no different recently with Matt Baus, Ian Lean and Clinton Doust winning the Zone 2 District Triples Championship. Like I have said many times before; success breeds success, and that has been evident in our results over recent years, however success also brings scheduling problems along with it. Unfortunately, this is a price we have no choice but to pay. If you are involved in Club Championships please be advised that as soon as the Draw is done all games are able to be played by arrangement. These games can be played before the bowls team have boarded the games if it suits both teams.

Last year was a monumental year for our Club. Can we repeat it in 2019?!?

Club Trivia...1. In what decade was the first green laid for Raymond Terrace Bowling Club?2. Where did our first clubhouse come from?3. When did YOUR club move to Jacaranda Ave?4. When did Jacaranda Family Restaurant (now Creation 2) open?5. When did YOUR club win its first pennant flag?6. What is the white object called in the game of bowls?7. How many bowls are used in a traditional game of lawn bowls singles?

1) 1930’s 2) Raymond Terrace Golf Clubhouse 3) 1940’s 4) 1990’s 5) 1970’s 6) Kitty 7) Four

YOUR Club won the Best Performed Country Club of the Year award at the 2018 Bowls NSW Player Awards

A word from Lennon


MOTHER’S DAYHIGH TEA 12 MAY FROM 11AM

$45 PER PERSON BOOKING ESSENTIAL

1ST SERVINGChicken & mushroom vol-au-vent

2ND SERVINGTop level

Cucumber slice, cherry tomato, cottage cheese & balsamic glaze bruschetta

Second level - SandwichesTurkey, cheese, lettuce & cranberry relish

Cucumber & cream cheeseBottom level

Quiches – cheese & bacon3RD SERVING

Strawberry sorbet4TH SERVING

Strawberry cream puffs Lemon tart

Scones with jam & cream

Choice of Tea or Coffee Fruit punch & water

will be served on arrival

High teas run for 2 ½ hours only

SOMETHING SPECIAL BY SIMONE

Scrambled Egg Croissant with Smoked Salmon

& Avocado

Potato Waffle topped with

Bacon, Poached egg & Hollandaise Sauce

SPECIAL Bacon, Eggs & Toast

$8

48 Sturgeon Street RAYMOND TERRACE. Open Every Saturday from 8am and Sundays from 7th April.

The Rectory Café is pet friendly


Raymond Terrace Bowling Club was proud to be the major sponsor for The Raymond Terrace Bowling Club Newcastle Showgirl Competition. For the entrants, the Newcastle Showgirl event is the first stage of The Land Sydney Royal Showgirl Competition - the premier leadership program for young women in NSW. It identifies ambassadors for rural NSW and the Agricultural Show movement. A Newcastle Showgirl is an ambassador for both the Newcastle Regional Show and the Newcastle Community. Her role involves formal and informal duties at the Newcastle Regional Show and associated events.

Judging took place at the Club on 1st December with our 2ic Tara Ball, Kathy McDonald (who has extensive knowledge and experience with Showgirl) plus Josh Gilbert (who is a former RAS Rural Achiever and is renowned for his work in agriculture, sustainability and Indigenous affairs). Judging criteria is based on personality, confidence, ambitions/goals, general

Front L-R Entrants: Sarah Aggett, Rosie Gately, Josie Bell, Emily Steel and Casey-Lee RebellatoBack L-R Judges: Tara Ball, Josh Gilbert and Kathy McDonald Image by Matt Hudson Photography

NewcastleSHOWGIRL

knowledge, rural knowledge, personal presentation and volunteer/community participation. Entrants must also demonstrate knowledge of their local community and current affairs.

The 2019 Raymond Terrace Bowling Club Newcastle and Hunter Showgirl is Casey-Lee Rebellato of Mount Hutton and the runner-up is Emily Steel of Elermore Vale. Casey-Lee was also Newcastle Showgirl in 2016. These girls will have the opportunity to be ambassadors for Regional Australia Bank The Show – Newcastle & Hunter and Newcastle as a city. At The Show, they will be involved in presenting prizes, sashing winners, speaking with the media, stallholders and show-goers. The Showgirls will also immerse themselves in everything The Show has to offer including events in the lead up to The Show weekend and assisting with the Teen Showgirl Competition.

Raymond Terrace Bowling Club are proud to be sponsors of The Show for 2019.

Newcastle Showgirl finalists Image by Matt Hudson Photography

Newcastle Showgirl Winner Casey-Lee Rebellato and Runner Up Emily Steel Images by Maddi Moulton Photography


In September 2018, Council advised us that one of the trees at the Rectory appeared to have a disease (Armillaria luteobubalina) as it was losing its greenery from the top down. Initially we were told from Council there was a disease in the trees along Jacaranda Avenue that had killed 4 Jacaranda trees and it appeared to spread to one of our Norfolk Pine Trees. We were advised that if this disease was present, there was nothing that could be done to save the tree. We actioned this quickly and with the advise of Council, we sent off samples to the Royal Botanical Gardens in Sydney for analysing. This would determine whether the Norfolk Pine tree had the disease that was killing the Jacaranda Trees in Jacaranda Avenue.

We received an email on 5th December from John Atkins (teacher of Horticulture TAFE NSW) who advised that the tree appeared to have Botrysphearia canker and that he had seen this disease in Norfolk Island Pines in Swansea, Belmont and Singleton. The common sign of the disease is that the top of the tree will dieback in a downward direction over several years until the tree dies. There is a relationship between white cockatoos that carry the disease and pass into the tree when sharpening their beaks on the branches and trunk.

Tara had a meeting with Council on Tuesday 19 February who advised that we needed to remove the top of the tree approx. a meter below the decayed area. It was also advised that we need to organise a mulch area underneath both trees to the edge of the growth to allow the trees to hold the nutrients under the soil to promote healthy growth.

Hopper the Tree Lopper was phoned and a meeting has been organised to discuss what we can do to keep the tree alive.

Update on the Norfolk Pine Trees at the Rectory


Choose a $7 cocktail next time you come into YOUR club... CHOOSE FROM THE FOLLOWING:

Golden DreamJapanese SlipperFruit TingleIrish MonkSpliceEspresso MartiniStrawberry or Mango Daiquiri

School Holidays Monday 15 April to Friday 26 April

Good Friday Friday 19 April

Easter Monday Monday 22 April

Anzac Day Thursday 25 April

Queen’s Birthday Monday 10 June

School Holidays Monday 8 July to Friday 19

Bank Holiday Monday 5 August

School Holidays Monday 30 September to Friday 11 October

Labour Day Monday 7th October

School Holidays Monday 23 December 2019 to Monday 27 January 2020

Christmas Eve Tuesday 24 December

Christmas Day Wednesday 25th December

Boxing Day Thursday 26th December

New Year’s Eve Tuesday 31 December

Public and School Holidays for 2019

$7 Cocktails$7 Cocktails$7 Cocktails


A Perfect MatchChilli Prawn (GFO) pasta Pan fried prawns cooked in a chilli tomato and herb sauce tossed through spaghetti.

Pair perfectly with a glass of Family Crest Grenache Shiraz Mourvedre or Chop Shop Pale Ale

szechuan beefPair perfectly with a Rosé or Iron Jack Mid

sambal seafood comboPair perfectly with a Tower Estate Riesling or Stone & Wood Pacific Ale

kevin’s singapore lobsterPair perfectly with a Hope Estate Semillon Verdelho or Summer Bright Lager


WHAT’S ON Around your Club

SUNDAY 17TH MARCH Guinness Pies available all dayHave a green cupcake with coffeeRaffles from 6pm

Grab a GUINNESS

Schooners $5.40 m • $5.95 nmPints $6.60 m • $7.25 nm

Chad Shuttleworth will entertain you from 5pm

Mini Mystic & Wellbeing

Markets 2019

ON SATURDAY:30 March, 11 May, 27 July,

31 August, 12 October, 14 December

at The Rectoryfrom 9am–1.30pm

48 Sturgeon Street, Raymond Terrace

All enquiries please contact Kath Smith on 0414 865 484

Terrace MassageRelax in the tranquil surrounds of the Rectory while our masseuse gently

relieves your bodies stresses and painsChoose from the following massage styles:

Traditional Thai Massage, Swedish Massage, Softening Lotion Massage, Relaxation Oil Massage,

Sport (Muscle Tensions Release) Massage, Warm Oil Head Massage, Ancient Relaxing Foot Massage

* $10 Discount for Members of RTBC (Membership Card Reqd) * $15 Discount for Birthdays (ID reqd) * $10 Discount for Special Occasions

Bookings phone Ouy on 0437 763 606

Learn to Dance“ROCK n ROLL”

• Learn or improve your dancing

• No partners required

• Open Age (from school age to senior)

• Group classes or private lessons

- 5pm Youth - 6pm Adults - 7pm Social

For all enquiries, phone Debbie on 0438 919 697

Social Bowls for people with disabilities, Family, Carers and Friends

To book or for information call Adam 0432 187 010

Come find out what a Kitty is!

When: Wednesdays during 2019(We do not play during school holidays) Time: 4.30pmCost: $5.00

This is a place for people who cannot play a full games of bowls. If you like to socialise to just have fun without pressure and expectations but still want to be slightly competitive, come have some fun with us.


RAYMOND TERRACE BOWLING CLUB

Around the Club

Dianne Cooper and Judy McLeay enjoying a morning of social bowls

Robyn Little, Anne Faint and Maree Lazarus testing our new café furniture.

Janice Wadwell, Reg Wadwell, Mary O’Dwyer and Coral Parkinson preparing for a day at bingo with Mary Barnes, who is celebrating

29 years of employment this year

Tim Twining, Brad Hickey, Ian Lean, Dave Burgess and Brendon Soars enjoying the Superbowl

Mick Harriss presenting a cheque to Marlene George (St Brigid’s

Assistant Principal) for their Fair

Life Member Joyce Wood celebrated her 100th birthday in

November 2018. It was an honour to present Joyce with a bunch of

flowers for her milestone birthday.


1930s

1940s

1950s

We are sure there are and will be more stories regarding YOUR Club to come that we can divulge to your over the coming years. To read more of our story, please go to www.rtbc.com.au/OurStory

1960s

1970s

1990s

Raymond Terrace Bowling Club formedFirst green was laid by Richard SuttonLady members admittedSix rink green laidJoined the Newcastle District Bowling Association

Jacaranda Avenue became the new home for bowlsRaymond Terrace Golf Clubhouse moved to the Bowls Clubhouse

Present Clubhouse was commenced with extensions being added on

2000s

2010sRenovations to the Clubhouse were opened by FR Brent

The Club won its first pennant – the NDBA No. 6 Grade FlagFurther extensions were opened by R Garside, President NDBA

Opening of Jacaranda Family Restaurant (now Creation2)New Clubhouse opened by WA Trethowan OAM, President RNSWBA

The Bowls shades were opened by J Archer OAM, President RNSWBA

Craig Baumann, Member for Port Stephens opened renovations to bar area and restaurantFirst Courtesy Bus was purchased The Rectory and Hathaway Bed & Breakfast was purchasedUpgrade of toilet facilities Installation of new caféSecond Courtesy Bus was purchased

Last year as part of the commencement of bringing you more information about YOUR Club, we decided to look back at how YOUR Club has changed over the years.


Redeem your “calendar” vouchers at the kiosk

April Free cup of tea or coffee at the Rectory (now open Sundays)May Free $2 Keno QuikpickJune Free glass of Feature WineJuly Free cup of tea or coffee from Delish CaféAug Free drink to the value of $5Sep Free cookie or slice from Delish CaféOnly one voucher redeemable per person per month. Conditions may apply

Mondays* BADGE DRAW LTPS/18/30692 6pm, 7pm & 8pm $100 consolation prize at each draw if jackpot not won* PROMOTION LTPM/18/02664 6:30pm* ALL YOU CAN EAT ASIAN NIGHT $14 per head – Includes free drink**

Tuesdays* WISH UPON A STAR LTPM/18/03958 1pm* AMERICAN NIGHT from $10 per head – Includes free drink**

Wednesdays* BINGO/HOUSIE GOCMJH/1309 from 11am. Housie proceeds go to the Heart Foundation* STEAK NIGHT $14 per head – Includes free drink**

Thursdays* HOUSIE/BINGO LTPS/03/0034 from 11am. Housie proceeds go to Hunter Life Education* SCHNITZEL NIGHT $12 per head – Includes free drink**

Fridays* PROMOTION LTPM/18/03958 1pm* RAFFLES tickets on sale from 5pm, draw commences at 6pm

SaturdaysSee in-house televisions & web site for ticketed shows

Sundays* RAFFLES tickets on sale from 5pm, draw commences at 6pm* BADGE DRAW LTPS/18/30728 2:30pm, 5:30pm & 7:30pm. $100 consolation prize at each draw if jackpot not won* HAPPY HOUR 4pm to 5:30pm* FREE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT from 5pm


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2020 John Smith

**Conditions apply.


2 Jacaranda AvenueRaymond Terrace NSW 2324

P: 02 4987 2404W: rtbc.com.au

E: [email protected]

48 Sturgeon StreetRaymond Terrace NSW 2324

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50 Sturgeon StreetRaymond Terrace NSW 2324

P: 02 4987 2404W: hathawaybedandbreakfast.com.au


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