Members of the Tarlinton family were on hand at the Sapphire Coast Turf Club's New Year's Day race meeting to make the presentation following the running of the Kevin Tarlinton Memorial Maiden Plate. Bairnsdale horse Ajar took home the spoils for trainer Julie Scott and the Cook syndicate that races the horse.
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Pictured at the presentation were (back row) Gerry Tarlinton, Kevin's widow Bev Tarlinton, Mick and Linda Tarlinton, Mary Tarlinton, Kevin's mother Natalie Tuohy, Peter Tarlinton and the Victorian owners and trainer. In front are Kevin's children, Rochelle, Kelsey, Gabriella and Nicki Tarlinton and his sister, Trish Apps.
Birthday calls
Happy birthday to Bruce Smith, Sighle Clarke, Peter Sanders, Ryan Haigh, Brendan Buckley, Michael Gowing, Elvis, Jenna Snell, Debbie Otton, Rosemary Barnden, Jade Carpenter, Maddie D'Arcy and Cassandra Ruggerio who all celebrated their birthdays in the past week.
Other birthdays
Guess who is 50? Or at least finally owning up to it! It is Rhonda Crowe. Happy birthday from all of your younger squash mates.
Happy birthday to Elijah Jackson who turns three on Monday. Love from Mum, Dad and family.
Happy 30th birthday to Stacey Farnell. All our love Ray, Mum, Dad and all of your family and friends.
Happy birthday to Lauren Dawson who will turn 18 on Monday, January 15. Best wishes from all of your family and friends.
A great big happy birthday wish to our special little man, Rory McAlpin of Pambula. Rory celebrated his birthday last Saturday, January 6. With all of our love and best wishes Mum, Dad, Harry and all of your family and friends.
Happy birthday to Natalie Collins who turned two on Wednesday, January 10.
Love and best wishes from Mum, Dad and Rhiannon.
Happy 21st birthday to Jade Carpenter for yesterday, Thursday. Lots of love from Mum, Alexis and all of your family and friends.
My flower who has blossomed. Happy 21st birthday to Rachelle Jones. Love and best wishes always Mum, Tamika, Sharnene, Daniel and niece Alexis.
Graduation
Former Bega High School Laura Pearce graduated recently from the University of Canberra with a Bachelor of Management with a ceremony at Parliament House.
Laura's family attended the ceremony.
Water aerobics
The Bega Pool was rocking last Tuesday when Debbie Ringland recommenced her water aerobic group.
The ladies were all happy to resume after a break and soon were moving to the music.
If you are looking for some exercise which is gentle on the limbs, but greatly beneficial to the whole body, why not go along and join the group.
Regardless of age, fitness or ability in the water, Debbie caters for all.
The one-hour classes start at 9am on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Bega pool.
Engagement
Leanne Morrow and Haywood Frazer announced their engagement on Christmas Day in Ireland.
Leanne is the daughter of Col and Mary Morrow of Candelo and Haywood is the son of Lyn Frazer of Bombala and Colin Frazer of the Central Coast.
Families and friends wish Leanne and Haywood all the best for the future.
Parents Without Partners
Parent Without Partners is an organisation for the readjustment and interest of lone parents and their children.
There are events such as barbecues, coffee and chats and weekend family activities.
The ACT southside branch will meet on Wednesday, January 17 and 24, at 8pm.
The northside branch will meeting on Thursday, January 25.
Note that the meeting on Wednesday, January 17, will be a combined meeting between the south and north sides.
For more information phone Bob Johnston on 6258 8851 or on 0405 346 033.
Engagement
Shirley and Col Healey of Brogo, Grant Lowe of Bournda and Sharon Lowe of Bega announce the engagement of Cameron Healey and Carly Lowe of Tura Beach.
Cameron made the announcement on Christmas day at a family lunch.
Cameron and Carly met in bigh school and have been together since April 2001.
They are moving to Mackay in Queensland in three weeks and family and friends wish them all the best together.
Knox-Halligan wedding
Therese Halligan and David Knox were married on December 9 at the Kianinny boat ramp in Tathra with a reception to follow in the Merimbula Bowling Club.
Therese was attended by Tanya Johnson, Prue Maher and Verity Daley and David's attendants were Lane Clarke, Anthony Mckerlie and Paul Batten.
Therese and David thank everyone who helped make it such a great day.
Amusements
A major supporter of Tathra Wharf to Waves, Amusements R Us, will be in Tathra from Monday, January 15, until January 21.
The group will set up their rides, jumping castles and games adjacent to the Tathra skate bowl and will operate throughout the day and until 10pm.
Jamboree
Before dawn on New Year's Day the Far South Coast Scouts set off for their inspirational journey as Australian Jamboree 2007 Scouts to Elmore Victoria. AJ07 goes from January 1 to 13 for contingents outside of Victoria, with Scouts from all over Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Kiribati, Thailand and the UK.
Scouts will have enjoyed circus carnival training and flight activities, CAMS driver training, a huge water slide, mud games with Venturers or Rover games, Jamboree radio and internet cafe, off-site trips to Lake Eppalock, Bendigo, Echuca and "Bushwacked".
There were various night concerts with opportunities to be Jamboree Idols!
According to www.getinthegame.com.au site, activities ranged from rock sports such as caving, abseiling and climbing to environmental challenges such as getting drinking water from silty, muddy water.
Other off-site activities include Murray River captain challenge, gold mining, go-carting, sailing & swimming at Lake Nagambie.
Bega Scouts will soon return exhausted but triumphant at having mastered a camp with nearly 11,000 other Scouts, Guides and leaders. Bega sent a huge troop with most of the leaders giving up their time and energy to support the Scouts in their biggest leadership roles.
If you are male or female aged from 10 and a half to 14 and a half years, the next jamboree is in three years in Sydney, so 2007 is the time to join Bega Scouts in school term on Wednesday nights from 6.30pm to 8.30pm in the Scout Hall in Gipps St.
This camp is the last official camp for leader Tony Rettke, who has served 10 years, offering a wide range of sea to city to snow experiences.
Bega Scouts thank all the leaders for their efforts in 2006 and especially at AJ07, and acknowledges Tony Rettke's gracious parting gift of caps to all Scouts at their last event for 2006 at Top Fun.
