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Alicia Sargent and Alex Nicholson try out the Clarence Kayak Trail, which has been recognised with an Award of Excellence.

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2 Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 Community News Clarence Kayak Trail Council News Fire Management CLARENCECouncil CITYMeetings COUNCIL ParksFireWORKS: Management and AUGUST-SEPTEMBER ReservesEvents • OngoingMaintenance parks of maintenance. walking tracks in natural Key decisions at the council meetings held on Roadsareas and Tangara Trail. KeyKey issues issues at at the the Council Council meeting meeting of 23 of May • PotholeOvalsFESTIVAL pesticide repairs program. OF in Tranmere, VOICES Seven 24Key June, issuesissues 8, 22at at andthe the 29Council Council July 2019:meeting meeting of of • Maintenance of natural areas as per the makes a splash and 6 June 2016 included: 1715 AugustOctober and 2016 5 September included: 2016 included: • MileOvals herbicideBeach, Cremorne,program South Arm Agreed26 September to: 2016 included: various Natural Area Management Plans. •• AdoptedAdopted thea Strategic 2016/2017 Plan Budget for 2016-2026. and Capital Expenditure and Clifton Beach. FROM FRONT PAGE “The Clarence “We are delighted to moves on to the AILA • Program.SupportAdopted a Clarencedraft Strategic as Planthe 2016-2026location asfor a basisthe forState • Commencement of firebreak clearing on • Agreed to to consult initiate the an community amendment on the to Lauderdalethe Planning Urban •Fire Ongoing Management footpath replacement Kayak Trail is unique to have been recognised National Awards, which • Agreedcommunity to undertake consultation. community consultation on the Draft Council property. THE Clarence Kayak Government’s proposed new Hobart high school. • program.Maintenance ofEvents natural areas as per the Tasmania and we’re not by the AILA for this will be announced in • PindosExpansionAdoptedScheme Park theto Feasibility Management incorporateAnnual Plan Study. 2016/17.Plan.a new Bellerive Bluff Specific Trail has been formally • Request Waste Strategy South collaborate with • Asphaltvarious Natural works Area and Management safety Plans. • AgreedAdoptedArea Plan. to an consult amended the communityPindos Park on Management a Draft Community Plan. Events recognised for its inno- aware of anything like it wonderful resource and October 2019. the Department of Primary Industries, Parks, • improvementsCommencementExhibition: of onHousematesfireb Clarencereak clearing Street, on • SafetyAccepted PlanWorks a fortender 2016-2021. for– June/Julythe provision of2016 the Annual Hard vation by taking out the on mainland Australia,” I would encourage those The waterproof • WaterAgreed toand undertake the Environment community consultation to investigate on a draft the Exhibition:Bellerive.Council24 property. September The Eastern– 9 October Shore • AgreedbushfireWaste Collectionto consultmanagement the Service. community strategy. on a draft Kangaroo Bay – 1 - 9 July 2016 Award of Excellence for he said. in our community who Clarence Kayak Trail Roadsformation of a “reduce illegal dumping squad” in • RoadCommunity Rosnyreconstruction Cottage, Photography Rosny Farmworks on Rosny Park Cultural/Creative Precinct - Development Policy The Barn, Rosny Farm “With 191 kilo- have not yet explored brochure can be pur- • Pothole repairs: Richmond, Cambridge, Dulcot and Rokeby. Sycamore Road,Exhibition Hawthorn Road Park and Open Space southernFramework. Tasmania. Events • Gravel road grading: as required based on inspections. Exhibition: Poochibald Art Prize Projects in the Austral- metres of diverse coast- the trail to consider chased from Council of- • SupportWorks removing – September/OctoberOctober/November the Urban Growth Boundary 2016 and14 Lantana October –Road, 6 November Risdon 2016 Vale; •• Guide Accepted post a replacement tender for the continues: construction various of the locations. Kangaroo Bay BanawarraExhibition:SchoolhouseEXHIBITIONS1-9 Road October Gallery,A Stitch and 2016 ATRosny Melitain THE Time:Farm Court, ian Institute of Land- line, the development doing so.” fi ces and The Tasmanian fromPavilion the at KangarooSouthern Bay. Tasmanian Regional Land Use Roads• Concreting of gravel paths: Opossum Bay Park. SCHOOLHOUSEGeilstonBiennialSchoolhouse Bay; Textile Gallery, and GALLERY Diosma andRosny FibreFarm Street AND scape Architects (AILA) of a kayak trail was the An Award of Ex- Map Centre for $9.60. Strategy, as it relates to Clarence, to increase the Festival: ExhibitionSeafarer’s Festival •• PotholeConstruction Accepted repairs: a tenderof gravelOtagoRose for Bay, access:Bay,the Lindisfarneannual Rosny from andreseal Bastick andBellerive. and GeilstonStreet micro-surfacing to Bay.Kangaroo and MorrisbyBARN Street, Rokeby. Tasmania Awards. obvious choice to en- cellence is the highest An electronic copy supplyprogram offor residential 2016-17. land. 11Festival: November23 October Dog’s – 4 December 2016 Day Out2016 hance the diverse range honour that a project of the brochure and • GravelBay Skate road Park. grading as required based on inspections. • Kerb andBellerive gutter Boardwalk works on Tianna Launched in late • Rescind its decision on providing in-principle Workshop:Road,Schoolhouse Lindisfarne.2 ReedOctober Gallery, Pen 2016 Rosny and Farm Black of recreational activities can receive and only maps of the trails can be • GuideReconstruction post replacement of retaining continues wall: Elwood at various Drive. locations. 2018 by Clarence support for the creation of a new suburb InkRosny Drawing Farm • PreparationConstructionWorks –for of November/DecemberRosnyresealing Hill inRoad Spinifex shared Road path. and Fuchsia 2016 Road in •E xhibition:Various reseal Artists preparation with Conviction work in City Council, the we offer and showcase one such award is given found on the Clarence • Preparation for resealing in Spinifex Road and Fuchsia Road in Exhibition:13 July Still 2016 Wild, Still • RisdonConstructionnamed Vale. ‘Howrah of DDA crossings Gardens’, in Spinifex and instead Road. provide Risdon24 October Vale –and 13 NovemberHowrah. 2016 a different way to see in a category. City Council website at RoadsRisdon Vale. Exhibition:School HouseThreatened The Gallery, Eastern Rosny FarmShore Clarence Kayak Trail • Reconstructionin-principle of support shared path for near a boundary Rosny Treatment change Plant. The Barn, Rosny Farm our city. The project now www.ccc.tas.gov.au. • PotholePreparation repairs: for resealingBellerive, inTranmere, Dover Court Howrah, and Pindari Seven MileStreet in Drainage9Community December 2016 Photography – 8 January 2017 details eight coastal to Howrah and Rokeby and seek community DrainageBeach.Howrah. • StormwaterExhibition:ExSchoolhousehibition:Exhibition AnimalworksGallery,A Stitch onRosny Madness inSouth Time:Farm paddle trails around feedback on this. ArmBiennial14 Road, October SouthTextile – 6 November Arm; and Waverley 2016Fibre • GravelPreparationOngoing road cleaning gradingfor resealing of asopen required in drains. Avoca based Street on in inspections. Lindisfarne. 18 June – 10 July 2016 Clarence suitable for • Call on the state government to address the Street,Concert:Schoolhouse Bellerive; ClarenceExhibition Gallery, and RosnyCarols Oakbank Farm and • GuideConstructionMinor postdrainage replacement of new works concrete as continues required. wicket at at various Wentworth locations. Sports School House Gallery, Rosny Farm beginners through to Residential & • Construction of footpath on Rosny Hill Road near Rose Bay. Road,11 November Otago. – 4 December 2016 • Ground.Constructionstate’s growing of stormwater health line: crisis. corner of Esplanade and Lewis Christmas Concert advanced kayakers in a • PreparationConstruction forof roadsideresealing verge in Spinifex maintenance. Road and Fuchsia Road in Festival:Schoolhouse11 Seafarer’sDecember Gallery, 2016Rosny Festival Farm Commercial • ConstructionAvenue, Seven of Milefootpath Beach. on Rosny Hill Road near Rose Bay ParksExhibition: and CityReserves of Clarence Open Approved:Risdon Vale. Bellerive23 October Boardwalk 2016 waterproof, tear-proof High School. • ConstructionArt Exhibition of the South Arm DrainageParks•• PreparationThe andappointment for Reserves resealing of in a Dover new Court general in Howrah. manager for CommonwealthBellerive BoardwalkBank Test Match brochure. Servicing All Areas Skate Park.23 July – 21 August • Ongoing cleaning of open drains. – Australia v South Australia – • Landscaping & Retaining Walls •Drainage OvalsPreparationcouncil. irrigation for maintenanceresealing in Avoca continues. Street in Lindisfarne. AustraliaThe Barn, Day Rosny Breakfast Farm The trail brochure is • InstallationSecond of new Test play and • Lawn Mowing Small & Large areas ••• ConstructionElevatedOngoing2019/2020 workcleaning of platform stormwaterfootpathcouncil of open tree on rates drains. line Rosnywork. on and Hillthe charges.Roadcorner near of Esplanade Rose Bay and Contact Sarah26 January Bishop 2017 6217 9625 divided into nine coastal exercise12 November equipment – 16 November in Neilson 2016 • Tree Removal & Stump Grinding •• LewisParkHighConstructionThe maintenance. School.Avenue, change of Seven stormwater to the Mile start Beach. line timeon the cornerof ordinary of Esplanade council and Contact BelleriveSarah Bishop Boardwalk 6217 9625 sections to explore from Park, Rokeby.Bellerive Oval, Bellerive • Brushcutting & Hedge Trimming •Fire ConstructionLewismeetings Management Avenue, of toSeven roadside 7.00pm. Mile verge Beach. maintenance. Risdon through to South • Irrigation works at Tanundal Park, • Weed Control & Rubbish Removal •Parks Fire reduction and Reservespreparation for controlled burns: Waver- Arm, with detailed in- Drainage Howrah.Contact Council • Pruning & Rotary Hoeing •ParksUpco leyOngoing Floraming and parksPark council Reservesand maintenance. Pilchers meeting Hill. dates: 19 August, 9 and formation for each trail. •30 Ongoing September cleaning 2019 of open at drains.7.00pm at Council Offices, • Tree planting in Clarendon Vale. • Garden Clean-Ups • MaintenancePlayground upgrade of walking Shoreline tracks. Park, Howrah. FindFind nearby nearby parks parks and and events, events, report report an an issue, issue, receive receive This includes •38 Construction Bligh Street, of stormwater Rosny Park. line on the corner of • Track works on Lindhill Reserve, • Lawn Repairs & Installation • PaintingRehabilitation of Tangara of ovals Trail from post winter and rail to summerfences. sport. wastewaste collection collection reminders reminders – download– download the the My My Local Local information about the Esplanade and Lewis Avenue, Seven Mile Beach. Geilston Bay; Cahil Place track, • InstallationUpgrade of ofirrigation split posts at Clarendonat Mortimer Vale Bay Oval. for signage. Services app forServices smartphones. app for smartphones. estimated distance and RECREATION Acton Park; and Tangara trail track 0400 025 346 works from the Seven Mile Beach skill level required, what MyFor Neighbourhood: more information Find callwhere 6217 tracks 9500 and trails,or visit parks our website at www.ccc.tas.gov.au Fire Station to Grueber Avenue. www.totalgardeningservices.com.au | [email protected] | /totalgardeningservices and reserves, beaches, community halls, sportsgrounds to see along the away, and dog exercise areas are in Clarence. • Fence works at Kangaroo Bay launch points, hazards Visit www.ccc.tas.gov.au/myneighbourhood. Oval. and warnings, and facilities to access off Clarence Kayak Trail: Water and tear-proof guide with Natural Area Management details on nine coastal trails to explore. Available at the • Maintenance and management the trail. Council Offices for $9.60. of natural areas as per the various The AILA jury said John natural area management plans, the Clarence Kayak Fitness in the Park: Free outdoor fitness program. as conditions allow. Trail built on best-prac- Currently two sessions per week from now until 11 Sept Peers 2019. For further details, visit www.ccc.tas.gov.au. Council Facilities tice international case studies and provided a (Alderman) GRANTS • Building trade waste compliance Bayfield Street TAB works continue at council facilities model for other coastal Quick response grants are Community Grants: that prepare food onsite. communities to follow. 8 Bayfield Street Clarence City available all year round, community support grants “The Clarence close 15 Sept 2019 and community partnership grants EVENTS Rosny Park Council close on 1 Oct 2019. Kayak Trail inventively (Opposite Flight Centre) Exhibitions at Rosny Farm: challenges pre-con- Land and Coast Care Grants: Close on 30 Aug 2019. • The Lost World (Track): Adrian ceived notions of what Open 9.30am every Saturday 0419 309 220 For more information, visit www.ccc.tas.gov.au/grants Bradbury - until 25 Aug 2019 a constructed park Gamble Responsibly. Email: [email protected] • Undone: Alex Wanders – until experience should look Gambling Helpline Tasmania 1800 858 858 PO Box 2 - Rosny Park TAS 7018 OPPORTUNITIES 25 Aug 2019 • Small worlds: Rebecca Coote – like,” the awards jury Australia Day Awards: Nominate now for our 2020 cited. City of Clarence Australia Day Awards at until 25 Aug 2019. “The trail balances www.ccc.tas.gov.au/australiadayawards • Life on an Island: The Story Tellers – 30 Aug - 22 Sept 2019 demand for recreation, LINDISFARNE SERVICE CENTRE Summer Series at Rosny Farm: Expressions of culture and the environ- interests are now open to all musicians for our 2020 Dance Hall Days - 7 Sept 2019 ment. Summer Series at at Richmond Hall, doors open at Full driveway service - Log book & warranty www.ccc.tas.gov.au/eoisummerseries2020 6.30pm “Importantly, it pushes perceptions of servicing - Tyre stockist - Wheel alignments COUNCIL CONSULTATIONS Visit www.clarenceartsandevents. what landscape architec- • Victoria Esplanade and Kangaroo Bluff Landscape net for details on Clarence City ture can be.” Council events. 151 East Derwent Highway Plan Review - closes 30 Aug 2019. Clarence Mayor Doug Chipman said • Brinktop Bushland Reserve Activity Plan 2019 - Community events can be added to Lindisfarne 2029 consultation - closes 17 Sept 2019. council’s website at www.ccc.tas.gov. the Clarence Kayak Have your say at www.yoursay.ccc.tas.gov.au au/submitacommunityevent Trail was an innovative product and one worthy 6243 5990 For more information, visit www.ccc.tas.gov.au or call us on 03 6217 9500 of recognition. LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED

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Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 3 Community News Action to ease Hobart traffi c congestion

NEW tow trucks to feeder routes. remove traffi c-blocking From 14 October, vehicles have arrived in new incident response Hobart to assist in reduc- tow trucks will be used ing congestion during to remove vehicles from peak periods. clearways on Macquarie “Getting where you Street in the morning need to go, when you peak period to improve need to be there is the reliability of traffi c important for all Tasma- fl ow through the city. nians,” Minister for Infra- In preparation for this structure and Transport major change, clearway Michael Ferguson said. hours on Macquarie “So, from 5 August Street have been a range of measures extended by an hour in will come into force to the morning to begin at reduce congestion in the 6.30am, with signage up- Hobart CBD and key dated to make it known. feeder routes.” “We understand that changing traffi c condi- These include: tions can be challeng- • An extension of tow ing, so there will be a truck hours to run all minimal grace period to day on the Tasman adjust to the tow truck Bridge. enforcement, while • Tow away signs tickets will still be issued,” installed on Macquarie Mr Ferguson said. Street. “Quickly responding to breakdowns, traffi c • Clearways on Mac- incidents or illegally quarie Street extend- parked cars will play a ed by an hour each key role in improving Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Michael Ferguson with Brad Johnson, from Stornoway, with the new rapid-response tow truck. morning to start from time reliability and traffi c 6.30am. Tasman Bridge will be Macquarie and Davey liveability.” available on the Trans- transport.tas.gov.au/road/ fl ow on Hobart’s streets.” extended to operate streets, Brooker High- More information is port website at www. network/clearwayzones. • The fi rst of a new fl eet As part of the from 7am to 6pm, dur- way, Domain Highway, of the latest quick-re- expanded incident ing the week. Tasman Highway and sponse tow trucks response program, from Mr Ferguson said the East Derwent Highway. arriving to service the 5 August the incident Tasman Bridge was key “This program will Hobart CBD and key response service on the for the movement of allow for incidents to be traffi c across Hobart. cleared more quickly, “The extended allowing busy arterials to Advertisement service will allow us to return to normal service respond immediately to faster, at the busiest incidents on the bridge times of the day,” Mr throughout the day and Ferguson said. reduce the chance that “Continuing to build any fl ow-on delays con- an effi cient and effective CLARENCE ALDERMAN tinue into the afternoon transport network for peak,” he said. Hobart is a key priority In the coming and our comprehensive Please contact me with months, a similar service traffi c incident response any council matters. will be rolled out to plan, utilising leading respond to incidents traffi c management E: [email protected] during the morning and technology, is part of our M: 0421320669 afternoon peaks on broader commitment the Southern Outlet, to maintaining Hobart’s

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4 Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 Community News Nominations open for local community awards NOMINATIONS are now open for the 2019 Clarence Plains Commu- nity Awards. Now in its third year, the awards are run by One Community Togeth- er, a collective of residents, community groups and service providers in Clarence Plains. The awards recognise the efforts of the inspiring people in Clarence GARDENING IN AUGUST Plains, from all walks of life and ages who, every NOW is the time to check your fruit trees Roses should be pruned now, and day, make the communi- to see if the buds have started to swell they will also benefi t from a spraying with ty the best it can be. and spray them with a copper-based spray copper-based spray or lime sulphur to help The 2019 award to help prevent leaf curl in peaches and control black spot. categories are: Outstand- nectarines. Removal of fallen leaves is also ing Community Project/ Apples and pears will benefi t from a important. Program; Community spray of lime sulphur, remember to clean Remember, when using chemicals, Award for a Business or away all fallen leaves and fruit to stop the always follow the manufacturer’s Club; Community Volun- spread of fungal diseases. instructions as more is not always better. teer of the Year; Carer of the Year; Young Leader PLANTING IN AUGUST Award; Prime Mover Award; and the One Community Together Young Leader Award winner Kayne Taylor, pictured with his mother at the 2018 Clarence Plains Vegetable Community Awards. Seeds Flower Seedlings Award. Seedlings Nominations close Together invites all nom- the free Awards Cere- https://onecommunityto- Cabbage Broad Beans Dianthus 22 September. inees, their family and mony. gether.org.au, click on the Caulifl ower Peas Pansies Anyone can nomi- friends and all Clarence This will be held on Clarence Plains Commu- nate a person, project, Plains community mem- Tuesday 22 October at nity Awards image and Broccoli Radish Viola program, business or club bers, schools, neigh- 7.30pm at the Emma- fi ll in the online form. Lett uce Snow Peas Sweet William in Clarence Plains and bourhood centres, child nuel Christian School You can request a Onion Spinach/Silver Beet Carnati ons help celebrate outstand- family centres, business- Performing Arts Centre, hard copy nomination ing community achieve- es, clubs and everyone located at 1 Chipmans form by phoning Elise at Leeks Swedes Alyssum ments in the area. who works and plays in Road, Rokeby. One Community Togeth- Celery Potatoes One Community Clarence Plains to attend To nominate, visit er on 0431 995 379. Sweet Pea OTHER JOBS FOR AUGUST Fun and healthy • Remove dead fl ower heads from bulbs and give them a feed of general- purpose fertilizer, leaving the leaves to die down naturally, as this will make the fl ower for next year. activities for all ages! • Think about planting some Sweet Peas at the end of this month for spring fl owering. Prepare a well-composted trench with a touch of lime in a sunny Saturday 2 November 2019 spot. • Don’t be too quick to prune frost-damaged shrubs in areas that get late 9.30am - 12.30pm at Rosny Library frosts. Wait until all chance of frost has passed, then prune and feed to promote new growth. Get involved, contact Leanne on HAPPY GARDENING FROM THE PINES LANDSCAPE 03 6244 6346 or [email protected] AND GARDEN SUPPLIES!

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Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 5 Community News Textile exhibition gets “Out of Hand” STITCHING, quilting, just glorious and there is painting, dyeing and a nothing else like it in the range of mixed media state. arts. “It is such a display There will be of creativity and diversity something for everyone and we always fi nd that when statewide textile people come back for art group Stitching and multiple viewings.” Beyond once again hosts A member of the its biennial exhibition group for seven years, “Out of Hand” at the Ms Nichols said Stitching Long and Sidespace and Beyond welcomed Galleries in Salamanca anyone from beginners from 27 September to 6 to internationally-experi- October. enced artists. Formed in Hobart “It’s just such an in 2005, Stitching and inclusive and diverse Beyond is a group that group and that’s why I celebrates the work of wanted to be a part of textile artists through the it,” she said. exploration of innovative “You build such great and diverse approach- friendships and every es to fi bre and mixed person brings their own media arts. knowledge and expertise, The group’s biennial which they readily share exhibition will feature a with other members.” diverse range of works In addition to from its many members members sharing their across Tasmania. knowledge and love of Stitching and Beyond textiles through regular secretary Bridget Nichols, meetings and workshops, who is a member of the the group also offers Out of Hand organising an extensive workshop committee, said the ex- program with tutors Sti tching and Beyond members, from left , Jenny Blake, Karen McCrone, Bridget Nichols and Sandra Champion showcase their range of texti les. hibition was a chance for coming from around the located at 77 Salamanca For more informa- Beyond or the Out of www.stitchingandbe- stitchingandbeyond@ members to share and world to teach new skills, Place, Hobart. tion about Stitching and Hand exhibition, visit yond.com or email gmail.com. sell their work. processes and media. “The exhibition These sessions are gives our members the open to all members. confi dence and opportu- The Out of Hand nity to exhibit their work exhibition will be held in a professional gallery, from 10am to 4pm Ozzy hasn’t cleaned which immediately raises daily from Friday 27 the standard of every- September to Sunday body’s work,” she said. 6 October at the Long “The exhibition is and Sidespace Galleries, his teeth in six years. WHAT DOES OZZY HAVE NOW? PAINFUL ROTTEN TEETH.

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6 Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 Community News No holiday rest for Young Leaders

Young Leaders of Tasmania grade six parti cipants from Bellerive Primary School, from left , Hannah Phillips, Joe Gregory, Ambilly Miley, Madison Gye, Chelsea Excell and Sophia Raudino at Inﬂ atable World. YOUNG Leaders of ipants put their school July to support children During the school rector Keren Franks said “We are excited hanging out with the Tasmania (YLOT) partic- holidays on hold during living with disability. holidays, the Young YLOT was about giving about collaborating with new friend that I made Leaders assisted children Tasmanian youth the Li-Ve Tasmania, who are and helping him,” he living with disability to best opportunities for also doing wonderful said. participate in Li-Ve Tas- personal growth within a work on behalf of those Launched in 2017 mania’s ‘Holiday Zone,’ safe, structured program. living with disability. in partnership with a program that provides “We are very proud “There is nothing Southern Support Phillip Stephens young people living with of the positive impact more rewarding than School, YLOT is now a a disability and their this program is having helping our next gener- statewide initiative that siblings the opportunity on the lives of young ation become the very seeks to transform the FUNERALS to participate in a diverse Tasmanians,” she said. best they can be.” lives of young Tasmani- range of community “It is wonderful to YLOT participant ans, change community experiences, including see students proving Chelsea Excell, aged 11, perceptions of disability, sports, and to encourage they have what it takes said she enjoyed meeting encourage inclusion and inclusion. to be strong leaders. and having fun with chil- increase workforce par- This included play “The collaboration dren living with disability ticipation in the disability personal... at Infl atable World, mul- with Li-Ve Tasmania’s and their siblings in the sector. ti-sports days, an Aborigi- school holiday program holiday program. For more information with care nal cultural experience was an opportunity for “It was a privilege to about the Young Leaders and swimming session. our Young Leaders to ex- be involved,” she said. of Tasmania program, The Young Leaders’ tend their experiences of Fellow participant contact Keren on 0428 that makes involvement was an inclusion and acceptance Joe Gregory, aged 11, 640 320 or visit www. extension of the Future while changing commu- said he registered for facebook.com/YLOTas. the difference Leader’s All Abilities pro- nity perceptions about Infl atable World and the For more informa- gram, delivered at South- disability. multi-sports day so that tion on the Holiday ern Support School. “It’s an opportunity he could help other kids Zone, contact Li-Ve Young Leaders of for young people of all in the community who Tasmania on 6227 5400 ph: (03) 6245 0544 www.psfunerals.com Tasmania chief executive abilities to have fun and lived with a disability. or visit www.livetasma- Office - 25 Electra Place, Mornington Chapel - 28 Riawena Road, Rosny offi cer and founding di- grow together. “I really enjoyed nia.org.

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Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 7 Community News SORELL HOUSING BOOST

From left , SEC Care building committ ee president Lois Green OAM, Tasmanian Premier Will Hodgman, SEC Care chief executi ve oﬃ cer Helen Pollard and Liberal Member for Prosser Jane Howlett .

TASMANIAN not-for- local community. ment project in Sorell,” with them again once Construction for of four ILUs, started on completion by March profi t South Eastern “SEC Care do amaz- she said. the units are built.” the project, consisting 1 July and is due for 2020. Community Care (SEC ing things – providing “It also signifi es the Care) has turned the community care in beginning of a new era sod on the start of its south-eastern Tasmania,” for our organisation ADVERTISEMENT $1.3 million Independ- he said. as we continue our ent Living Units (ILUs) “Congratulations mission of meeting the project at its Somerville to the board, staff and needs of our regional Street premises in Sorell. volunteers of SEC Care communities. Tasmanian Premier on the commencement “SEC Care had a JULIE COLLINS MP Will Hodgman was in of the building of four vision to create func- attendance at the event new ILUs in Sorell.” tional, economical and to show his support SEC Care chief stylish ILUs in the heart for the project, along- executive offi cer Helen of Sorell for our over side Local Member for Pollard said the support 65s, and this ceremony Prosser Jane Howlett shown for this project marks the fi rst stage of and the mayors of the was indicative of the making that vision a Sorell and Southern need for suitable hous- reality. If you require assistance on Midlands councils, ing for over 65s, espe- “We greatly appre- Kerry Vincent and Alex cially in the expanding ciate the support from Green. Sorell municipality. Premier Hodgman, any federal matter please Mr Hodgman said “The ceremony Jane Howlett and the the ILUs would be a signifi es the beginning local mayors – we look contact me on 6244 1222 great addition for the of our fi rst ILU develop- forward to celebrating

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8 Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 Community News Comic legend comes to Hobart

AUSTRALIAN comedy “I confront people for people with disabil- Since transitioning legend Tim Ferguson, with their own mortality, ities, and getting young from stand-up to sit-down City of Clarence pictured, is ripping the lid tell them to hurry up with people with disabilities comedy performance, Mr off his extraordinary life their lives – tick-tock,” Mr out of aged care facilities Ferguson has continued www.ccc.tas.gov.au in his new award-winning Ferguson said. – those are some issues writing comedy and hit solo show, ‘A Fast Life “Most people with this show spotlights in a teaches others how to, on Wheels’, coming to disabilities are getting on humorous way. presenting a one-day Hobart on 7 September. with life, doing as much “The thing with me version of his internation- Mr Ferguson is a as they can. making fun of having to al masterclass alongside member of internation- “But the way they get around in a wheel- upcoming tour dates in ally acclaimed comedy are treated by society is chair is it’s okay to laugh selected cities. trio the Doug Anthony similar to how women at this stuff because With Mr Ferguson’s AllStars, as well as an were 100 years ago, laughter is the fi rst step to trademark wicked hu- author, actor, fi lmmaker, when employing women understanding.” mour, outrageous stories Landcare & Coastcare Grants television host, screenwrit- in anything but menial or A testament to the and breathtaking insights, ing teacher and columnist. nursing work was rare – power of humour in any his new hour of comedy Grants Program 2019 -2020 Mr Ferguson said liv- women being executives situation, Mr Ferguson is hell on wheels. Clarence City Council has allocated funding to support land ing with Multiple Sclerosis was considered crazy. constantly defi es the A Fast Life on Wheels and coast care projects in the City of Clarence. Projects which (MS) hadn’t slowed down “This is still the case challenges of MS and will be showing at the his career at all. for many people with has vowed to never stop Theatre Royal on 7 meet the assessment criteria are eligible for grants up to In fact, since getting disabilities. making audiences laugh. September. Tickets can be $5,000. his wheels, he said he’s “So, I’m working on “I don’t suffer MS – it purchased on the Theatre been living even faster. promoting employment suffers me,” he said. Royal website. Should your Landcare, Coastcare, community group, scout, “Everybody’s got something,” the 55-year- guide, service club or school group be interested in applying old said. for a grant to carry out activities on council managed land “For me, MS is a EastErn shorE MowErs please contact the NRM & Grants Committee Liaison Officer reminder that a clock is via the contacts listed below or visit www.ccc.tas.gov.au. ticking and that you may sales - service - repairs not have as much time to do the things you want to Full range of toro do as everybody else.” Applications close on Friday 30 August 2019 Building on the live push and ride show of his bestselling memoir Carry a Big Stick, on mowers Contact A Fast Life on Wheels is Ph: 03 6217 9714 Mr Ferguson’s personal Dare Cook E: [email protected] tragi-comic story showing what life in a wheelchair 6243 7776 is really like. 44 Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne

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Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 9 Community News Meals on Wheels in need of volunteers

Pictured right, Meals on Wheels client Cheryl receiving a delivery from Susan. Pictured left , Meals on Wheel driver Lynne.

EASTERN Shore Meals Association of Tasmania our volunteer arrives to “This helps us to unteers were usually “Whether you have Shore.” on Wheels is on the look- Inc. executive offi cer deliver their meal, we cover delivery runs with required for around an an hour a week or an For more informa- out for people to help Rebecca Free said Meals take steps to follow up regular volunteers when hour in the mid to late hour a month to give, we tion, contact the Eastern provide a vital service to on Wheels had been with next of kin to en- they head off on holi- morning. encourage you to contact Shore offi ce via phone the local community. helping Tasmanians for sure their wellbeing.” days, are unwell or have “We also pay a us at Meals on Wheels to on 6244 3925 or email Meals on Wheels is a more than 60 years. Ms Free said the or- other commitments.” reimbursement for fuel,” discuss volunteering op- easternshore@mowtas. not-for-profi t organisation “Not only do we ganisation relied heavily Volunteering for she said. portunities on the Eastern org.au. that provides meals to provide a freshly cooked on the generosity of lo- Meals on Wheels requires those who have diffi cult- meal, we also provide cals to assist in delivering a current Tasmanian un- ly preparing meals for a safety check to all recip- meals to recipients, but restricted drivers licence themselves due to age or ients and peace of mind currently had a shortage and a current Tasmanian disability. for family and friends,” of volunteers on the Police Check, paid for by The delivery of she said. Eastern Shore. Meals on Wheels. nutritious meals and “As we deliver to “Of course, the more Meals are delivered social interaction allows most clients regularly, we volunteers we have on on the Eastern Shore many people to stay in get to know our clients’ the Eastern Shore, the every weekday, and HOBART their own homes longer regular movements, less we have to rely on meals for the weekend than otherwise would be and if we know they’re the same volunteers to can be delivered on a possible. usually home and don’t assist with meal delivery,” Friday. GRAND OPENING Meals on Wheels answer their door when she said. Ms Free said vol-

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10 Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 Community News Science festival raising the bar

HAVING returned for making to scientifi c illus- its third year, Tasmania’s tration and astronomy. unique pop-up science Four world-leading bar BeakerStreet@ scientists also present- TMAG presented two ed a series of talks at mind-expanding nights Town Hall on the Friday, of talks, debates, drinks with the speaker and and live music at the Tas- audience being escorted manian Museum and Art to TMAG by a group of Gallery (TMAG) during lively musicians follow- National Science Week. ing the talk. More than 150 Other events scientists and artists from included a half-day across Australia took part guided walk following in the festival’s biggest the footsteps of Charles and most ambitious Darwin on kunanyi, sci- program to date. entifi c storytelling at the Beaker Street di- Story Bar at MACq01 rector Dr Margo Adler Hotel, Antarctic tales at said the two-night event Mawson’s Huts Replica expanded to utilise a Museum, and a special number of different tasting and workshop at spaces around Hobart. Federation Artisan Choc- “Part of the festival olate on the science of was that we showed chocolate making. people the science “There were all sorts behind everyday life and of things for people gave them an inside look coming to the event into things – one part of who aren’t necessarily that was an inside look into science,” Dr Adler into some of Hobart’s said. iconic buildings like the “I just wanted to Town Hall and Town expand people’s minds Hall Underground,” she a bit so they could said. discover the science in Along with the everyday life.” events happening within Notable features of TMAG, Beaker Street the event included a also featured a series Mona invasive species From left , wine scienti st Peter Dredge, BeakerStreet@TMAG director Dr Margo Adler and McHenry Disti llery brand ambassador Kayne Blazely-Kelly. of ticketed, hands-on cocktail bar, a Tasmanian workshops in the Town Whisky Week Distillers’ talk to tech experts around TMAG for guests ing of enthusiasm and incredible local and vis- same time, and such a Hall Underground where Bar, and a Retro Video about how gaming tech- to taste Tasmania’s fi nest support from the com- iting scientists involved fantastic opportunity for participants leant about Game Arcade where nology has changed. food and drink. munity for this festival,” – it’s pretty astounding the public to chat with topics from the science guests could play games There were also “I’m constantly Dr Adler said. to get them all togeth- scientists in a fun and of brewing and wine- from decades past and seven bars scattered amazed by the outpour- “We had so many er in one place at the relaxed atmosphere.”

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Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 11 Community News 25 years of Landcare history celebrated in Clarence LANDCARE groups from Clarence and nearby areas gathered at Rosny Barn in early July as part of celebrations marking the 25th anniversary of Landcare Tasmania. Forty people came along to hear about the 25-year history of Land- care in Clarence. Speakers from local Landcare groups shared their group histories, the issues they have worked to address, their challenges and future. The talks highlighted the important partnership that Landcare groups have forged with Clarence Council, which was rein- forced by Mayor Doug Chipman – himself a long time landcarer – who also spoke at the event. “Clarence has a history of Landcare, Coastcare and other groups that is older than Landcare Tasmania,” Landcare Tasmania chief executive offi cer Rod Knight said. “Much of this longevi- ty is due to the consistent support by Council over many years, combined with the dedication of numerous volunteers committed to looking after their local patch.” Landcare Tasmania From left , Clarence Landcare Tasmania members Graeme Rainbow, Lorraine Redway, chief executi ve oﬃ cer Rod Knight, Phil Ansti e, Peter Stronach and Anne Marmiom with Clarence Mayor was formed in 1994 and Doug Chipman. was the fi rst independent, state-based Landcare Mr Knight said. local area, and we know Landcare Conference in ADVERTISEMENT organisation in Australia. “We know people that when people feel Hobart from 25 to 27 It currently has 220 get better physical and that sense of ownership, October. member groups, with mental health outcomes they’re more likely to stay The main confer- Alison Standen MP 22 of those groups in when they feel connected involved and continue to ence day is Saturday 26 Clarence. in their communities and deliver solutions into the October, with about 300 “The really important Landcare is just one way future.” people expected to attend Your local Member for Franklin thing in Landcare is the that happens. The Rosny celebration at Blundstone Arena. social dimension, with “It’s local people was part of a community Tickets are now on most Landcare groups taking responsibility outreach program leading sale and available at Please contact me if I can be creating a social network for environmental and up to the 25th Anniversa- https://www.landcaretas. in the local community,” sustainability issues in their ry Tasmanian Community org.au/conference2019. of any assistance Call my office on: 6212 2361 Email me at: [email protected] Write to me at: PO Box 348, Kingston TAS 7050 Find me on Facebook: @alisonstandenmp CAMBRIDGE FACTORY OUTLET OPEN TO PUBLIC

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Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 13 Community News Cross-council approach Your guide to boosts access to training government discounts and concessions periencing hardship and counts and savings avail- were in need of support able on a wide range of in the community. services in areas such as “The 2019-20 housing, transport, elec- Tasmanian Government tricity, heating, education Discounts and Conces- and health services. sions Guide helps Tasma- It also outlines nians to connect to all concessions to help visit concession and discounts Tasmania’s beautiful Na- provided by the Tasmani- tional Parks, or travel on an Government,” he said. the Spirit of Tasmania. “The concessions and “It is vital we ensure discounts available assist we can provide support Tasmanians not only with to those who have the TASMANIANS are the cost of living and greatest need,” Mr Hodg- encouraged to fi nd out other expenses, but to man said. about the savings they fully participate and be The Concessions are entitled to by picking involved in community Guide is free and availa- up their copy of the life.” ble from Service Tasma- ‘2019-20 Tasmanian The 2019-20 nia, councils, neighbour- Government Discounts Tasmanian Government hood houses, community and Concessions Guide.’ Discounts and Conces- organisations, service Tasmanian Premier sions Guide offers more providers, and State and Will Hodgman said the than 90 concessions to Commonwealth Govern- Tasmanian Government help Tasmanians with the ment offi ces or viewed was committed to assist- cost of living. online at www.conces- ing those who were ex- The guide lists dis- sions.tas.gov.au. From left , Agriculture teacher Bill Shoobridge, Sorell Mayor Kerry Vincent, Clarence Mayor Doug Chipman, SETTC coordinator Rick Birch, Harvest Farms general manager Lawrence Cowley, SERDA representati ve Andrew Hyatt , Agco representati ve Chris Tait and farm foreman Mathew Lacey. RICHMOND-BASED relationship was made qualifi cations across the this collaborative effort business Harvest Farms possible largely by a workforce. was another important has lent its hand to project of the South East With the south-east example of council signifi cantly improving Regional Development region experiencing and industry working the quality of agriculture Association (SERDA). growth beyond Tasmani- together to provide real training in the region. SERDA is an asso- an averages, the SERDA job opportunities for the The Clarence City ciation of the Clarence, project seeks to match region. Council business loaned Sorell, Tasman and employer requirements “It is fantastic to see one of its new GPS-en- Glamorgan Spring Bay with targeted training a successful Clarence abled Massey Ferguson councils. to enable the regional business connecting tractors to the South The project’s aim is workforce to be job with local students, and East Trade Training Cen- to strengthen the region ready as employment by taking a regional tre in Sorell for use by through the attraction opportunities materi- approach, we will help Certifi cate II Agriculture and retention of skilled alise. strengthen the wider students. labour and improve Clarence Mayor south-east community,” This cross-council the level of skills and Doug Chipman said he said. HOWRAH PRIMARY SCHOOL Hobart City Mission opens new Excellence in Education Howrah Primary School is one of Tasmania’s leading primary schools and shares with our community a history since 1961. The school is located on over 10.5 donation point at Eastlands hectares and offers new and upgraded classroom facilities. Our expansive buildings and grounds cater for Birth – Year 6 students and families. HOBART City Mission Financial donations eight Op Shops to help commercial donors such A separate Library, ICT Centre, Music Room, Multi-Purpose Hall designed for both has renewed its part- to the Winter Appeal fund programs and as Eastlands are vital to sporting and social events, three large sports fields with native surrounds, all on the nership with Eastlands can be made via Hobart services this winter. Hobart City Mission,” beachfront of the Derwent. Shopping Centre for the City Mission’s website, Hobart City Mission he said. Enquiries for new enrolments welcome. 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14 Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 Community News Top honours for Jean at Aged Care Awards

QUEEN Victoria Care extended care assistant Jean Moussalli has been awarded the 2019 Aged & Community Services Australia (ACSA) Aged Care Trainee of the Year Award (Tasmania) in recognition of his contributions to the industry. Mr Moussalli commenced his traineeship with Queen Victoria Care in Lindisfarne in April 2018 after he migrated to Australia from Syria in 2016. “I felt my personality would meet the requirements of the position as I am a very caring person,” Mr Moussalli said. “I loved the residents from day one – I love hearing their stories and about their routine in life. “I want to make a difference to a resident’s life and feel privileged to be able to care for them.” Now fully qualifi ed after completing a Cer- tifi cate III in Individual Support, Mr Moussalli said working in aged care had been a big learning From left , Queen Victoria Care staﬀ Julie Rush, Jean Moussalli, Jane Richardson and chief executi ve oﬃ cer Moira Laverty. curve. body language,” he said. helping me better under- can make a difference to Victoria Care, Mr Mous- was proud of the way Mr bal language of the health BEST BUYS“I have learnt good lis- BEST BUYS“I have also learnt a stand my residents, the their lives.” salli said he was proud to Moussalli had developed industry, and quickly 1000W COLUMN FORGET CITY TRAVELtening skills, howFITTED to work SINGLElot about dementia and reasons why they act in After gaining secure be awarded Aged Care during his employment. adapted and engaged in HEATERS in a team and to readELECTRIC how the brain functions, certain ways and how I employment with Queen Trainee of the Year for “When Jean com- a confi dent, friendly and BLANKETS Tasmania. menced his employment professional manner with SHOP LOCAL “This job resonates with us, he was a quiet, fellow colleagues and, $55 PARK AT OUR DOORWASHERS • FRIDGES • FREEZERS • TV • AUDIO APPLIANCES with me and I can see reserved young man who most importantly, with $36 there is a future to was obviously feeling the residents in his care. AND SAVE expand on my skills and his way in a new area of “He is respected by 4 PLATE advance my career,” he both study and work,” the residents in his care BIG LG 40LT CHEF SLIDE OUT said. she said. and he displays a natural UPRIGHT STOVES Queen Victoria Care “He has overcome empathy, gentleness and MICROWAVE OVENS RANGEHOODS chief executive offi cer the challenges of the un- understanding towards STAINLESS STEEL Moira Laverty said she familiar written and ver- all.” $519 $188 BESTSHOP 24/7 ONLINE WWW.BETTA.COM.AUBUYS ELECTRIC$188 FORGET CITY TRAFFIC 2000W FAN 5.5KG BLANKETS FROM HEATERS TOP LOAD FACTORY SECONDS LG 8.5KG TOP City of Clarence LOAD WASHERS WASHERS VARIOUS PRODUCTS SHOP LOCAL www.ccc.tas.gov.au CHOOSE FROM SIMPSON 34 PARK AT OUR DOOR & SAVE 29.90 FISHER, FISHER & $ $698 $ PAYKEL AND OTHERS 220LT 2 DOOR FRIDGES $399 SIMPSONELECTRONIC TUMBLE DRYERS 422LT 2 DOOR MASSIVE 519LT FAMILY SIZE FRIDGES CHEST FREEZERS DISHWASHERS$ $ 317 398 GRANT APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN 7.5KG $449FRONT LOAD WASHERS BIG 292LT CHEST FREEZERS $695 $849 Community Support Grants SHOP 24/7 ONLINE WWW.BETTA.COM.AU Council’s September 2019 Community Support Grants for up to $ $1,500 are available to groups and non-for-profit organisations $499 4995 YEAR WARRANTY in Clarence. Visit www.ccc.tas.gov.au to apply. 40” LED TELEVISIONS BIG 58” SMART TVS Submissions due on 15 September 2019

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Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 15 A FINANCIAL MOMENT

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16 Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 Community News Tassie swim team wins top award

Friends Health & Fitness has won its second AUSTSWIM Recognised Swim Centre Award. FRIENDS Health & of swimming and water opment of students under of children swimming and effective swimming Fitness has been crowned safety programs. our tuition and it is an every week in our pro- technique – it’s a skill for a leader in swimming Friends Health & honour to see them grow gram who learn not only life. and water safety edu- Fitness centre manager and gain confi dence.” how to swim, but how to “And we offer small cation in Tasmania after Belinda Lewis said the With Tasmania’s vast be safe in the water. classes to ensure children being presented with an centre was very proud to coastline and numerous “Students practice receive the highest CITY OF CLARENCE BUSINESS AUSTSWIM Recognised receive the state award, lakes and waterways, survival strokes, rescues quality tuition during their Swim Centre Award. which recognised the Mrs Lewis said it was and are given information 30-minute class.” EXCELLENCE and SERVICE AWARDS The award, which impact Friends Health “extremely important” for regarding safety in and For more information Applications are now open for the Awards. is presented annually as & Fitness has had on children to have access to out of the water – they about the AUSTSWIM If your business is situated in the City of part of the AUSTSWIM water safety education in high quality aquatic ed- will know what to do Awards, visit www. State Awards and which Hobart. ucation and water safety when faced with a water austswim.com.au/Awards. Clarence and you wish to apply for the awards Friends Health & Fitness “It is due to the dedi- programs. emergency, which could aspx. please contact Business East prior to 20th also won in 2017, rec- cation, commitment and “Aquatic education save their life or that of For more information September 2019. ognises a swim centre constant upskilling of our ensures the necessary another person. about Friends Health & Email [email protected] that has demonstrated caring staff that this award components of personal “In addition, the Fitness or to enrol in a or phone 6244 8005 excellence, commitment was received,” she said. survival and water safety Learn to Swim program Swim and Survive Learn and innovation in the “We take great pleas- are provided,” she said. at Friends Health & to Swim program, phone development and delivery ure in watching the devel- “We have a number Fitness develops a strong 6210 2241. Your new career path

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MacKillip Catholic College students at the 2019 ‘AI for Good Challenge’ preliminary event at the University of Tasmania. Looking for a venue for your next special event or occasion? WITH TWO SEPARATE FUNCTION ROOMS AND OUR RESTAURANT OPEN THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS FOR LUNCH AND DINNER. MacKillop students BELLERIVE YACHT CLUB IS THE PERFECT CHOICE. Call us on 6244 1353 to see how we can assist. blitz AI challenge

ARTIFICIAL Intelligence the University of Tasma- fell into one of three for fridges and pantries. (AI) can instil a real fear nia in Sandy Bay. categories – AI for Earth, “The camera tracks of the future for those MacKillop Digital Humanitarian Action or what goes in and out, who are not so tech Technologies teacher Accessibility. and with the help of AI savvy. Cameron Briers said the Choosing the latter, and Microsoft cognitive But for Digital school submitted two MacKillop’s year 10 services, creates shop- Technologies students teams, both of which team designed an app ping lists for you based at MacKillop Catholic won their age categories to help people with on either manually College, they are deter- in the state fi nals of the disabilities who lacked added priority items or mined to use their AI challenge. their own transport – tracked items. powers for good. “Our year nine team and even submitted a “You can see what’s And now their inno- of Jode Brewster Jones, prototype of the app. in your fridge via wire- vative ideas have earnt Max Makrogamvrakis “Our idea was an less at any time, and if them a trip to Sydney to and Jasper Reilly won app that helps all people you don’t know what to compete in the fi nals of the Year 7-9 section, with disabilities to catch have for dinner the app a national AI challenge. while our year 10 public transport,” MacK- will suggest recipes using The 2019 ‘AI for team of Jacinta Watson, illop year 10 student items in your fridge, or Good Challenge’ was an Jorja D’Amico and Oscar Oscar Harris said. order items for you.” opportunity for Austral- Harris won for the Year “It uses timetables Student Jacinta ian high school students 9-12,” he said. that are already available Watson said another to learn about AI, under- “They will now online, existing data, plus group from the school’s stand the ethics behind represent Tasmania in the users’ data and travel year level came up with it, then dream up an AI Sydney in the fi nals on routes and puts all that a Developer Bot. solution to make the 16 August.” data into one place for “It’s a machine that world a better place. A total of 680 teams users. scans things that need The year nine and submitted ideas for the “It makes it easier for fi xing and it gives you 10 MacKillop students, challenge across Aus- those people to partici- an approximate cost for working in teams, blitzed tralia, where competi- pate more fully in daily fi xing it by searching lots the preliminary ‘hacka- tors were required to life through their in- of websites,” she said. thon’ event on 26 July at submit AI concepts that volvement with commu- In addition to the nity activities or getting Digital Technologies to work or school.” course, MacKillop Col- Rokeby SeRvice centRe The year nine lege also holds a popular 73 Droughty Point Road Ph: 6247 1354 concept aimed to help Robotics Club after the planet by drastically hours so students can • Full mechanical repairs reducing food waste. see their coding skills in “Every year, humans action. • Tyres & Wheel Alignments waste 1.6 billion tons When asked what • Transport approved inspection site of food and it costs us al- excites them most about most one trillion dollars,” their upcoming trip to student Jode Brewster Sydney, the students Jones said. unanimously respond- “Our solution, In- ed, “Krispy Kreme and Date, is a camera sensor Starbucks.” 18

18 Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 Community News Reﬂ ecting on a successful year

David O’Byrne David O’Byrne Labor Member for Franklin Labor Member for Franklin

ADVERTISEMENT Always ﬁghting Always ﬁghting for Franklin for Franklin Phone: 6212 2328 Email: [email protected] Progress is made on a gazebo funded by the Rotary Club of Lindisfarne as part of the Clarence City Council’s Beltana Park Master Plan. Address: THE Rotary Club of ing communities on what work commenced on the Mr O’Hern spoke about 1/17 Bligh Street, Lindisfarne has paid trib- plants to grow and eat. Clarence City Council’s how Rotary had been a David O'Byrne O'Byrne David Franklin Member for Energy, Transport, Infrastructure, for Minister Shadow and Sport. Planning Government, Local Leader of Opposition Business Rosny, TAS 7018 ute to its ongoing success, The club has also Beltana Park Master big feature of his life. growth and contribution resolved to make contri- Plan, which featured one “My father was a to the community at butions to several local of the Rotary Club of Rotarian and it was David O'Byrne its annual changeover organisations and projects, Lindisfarne’s long-running thanks to Rotary that I David O'Byrne Member for Franklin dinner. including Clarence Sea community projects: a was able to travel to India MemberShadow for Franklin Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Energy, Shadow MinisterLocal Government,for Infrastructure, Planning Transport, and Sport. Energy, Among the club’s Scouts, the Lime Kiln gazebo. on a teaching opportunity Local Government,Leader of Planning Opposition and BusinessSport. successes were two major Point Sculpture Trail, Rotary Club of Lindis- where I met my now Leader of Opposition Business Authorised by: Julie Collins, 18 Ross Avenue, Rosny Park 7018 international projects – the Risdon Vale Bike farne outgoing president wife,” he said. two-year contributions to Collective, Risdon Vale Peter O’Hern was pre- The evening was a school project in Nepal Neighbourhood House sented with a Paul Harris rounded off with a and ‘Food Plant Solutions’, and the St Aidans Tues- Fellowship, recognising his performance by poet Jean a program that helps to day Playgroup. signifi cant contribution to Grosse, who refl ected on overcome malnutrition by Shortly following the club over many years. the club’s year just gone - Geilston Bay Boat Club educating and empower- the changeover dinner, Receiving the award, in verse. Delve into your

Wednesday meals choice of Private Functions Day & Evening five meals for $13 We cater or you cater family history Meeting room hire Bar open from 4pm GENEALOGY and fam- family history resources names being listed on the tures/Pages/familyhisto- Meals available 6pm-9pm GREAT BAR PRICES ily history are the topics available to Tasmanians Tasmanian Names Index, rymonth.aspx or contact Meals from $15 Warm log fires in winter of choice this month as interested in tracing their our very own genealogi- Hobart Library on (03) Friday Libraries Tasmania cel- family history. cal search engine. 6165 5539. Bar open 4pm - Meals 6pm till Late Outdoor area with great views ebrates National Family “Our free events “Searching the Names National Family History Month. cover a number of topics Index allows anyone to History Month is an On the water Tasmanians interest- from forensic family unravel a unique and initiative of the Australa- Two Slips to hire ed in family history are history, human evolution, personal story from Tas- sian Federation of Family invited to visit the State migration and DNA test- mania’s history by simply History Organisations. Club Moorings to hire Library to take advantage ing, tracing the history of typing in a name. Free events will be Races Friday Twilight, Sunday’s See Program of the range of programs your house, to a guided “You can help us add held at the State Library New Members Welcome planned for the month of tour of the Tasmanian to this resource by vol- in August, with most For Bookings Call Monique on 0459 573 293 August. Archives,” Ms Homer unteering on the DigiVol events to be held in State Library and said. platform.” the Allport Library and Archives service manager “This year we are For a list of events, Museum of Fine Arts, 48 DeBomford Lane, Geilston Bay Caroline Homer said celebrating an important visit the Libraries Tasma- Ground Floor, 91 Murray the range of free events milestone – we are about nia website at https:// Street, Hobart, unless www.geilstonbayboatclub.com.au would promote the many to reach one million libraries.tas.gov.au/fea- stated otherwise. 19

Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 19 DENTAL HEALTH Keeping your teeth Your denture specialists clean and healthy IF you’re like most people, you probably don’t give much thought to how you brush your teeth beyond squeezing on some toothpaste and scrubbing back and forth. But as your dentist will tell you, how you brush your teeth matters a great deal. How often you brush, how long you brush, the kind of technique and the toothbrush you use all impact Maria Clemens, left, and Lauren Cox. on the effectiveness of your brushing. By Impressions Dental premises using state-of Toothpaste is too For instance, did you Prosthetics -the-art materials. abrasive and will wear know you should brush away important details for a minimum of two MARIA Clemens and So, when should you of the denture quickly. minutes, twice a day? Lauren Cox are your replace your dentures? General soap, water Most people don’t denture specialists in After our teeth are and a soft brush is come close to brush- Claremont. removed, over time the recommended twice a ing for that long, often We focus on a jaw gradually shrinks day, rinse thoroughly to brushing their teeth gentle, friendly, caring and becomes smaller. remove soapy residue. mouth and helps your family, check with your that you shouldn’t use quickly and distractedly. approach. This will impact on Denture cleaning breath stay fresh. dentist. toothpaste when clean- Our knowledge and the dentures and be- tablets or solution can All you need to do is ing the teeth of children It’s all in the timing: experience allow us to come ill fitting or loose. be used once a week. push the bristles on the General tips: under 18 months of age. To gain the max- create a personal and Because of this Any questions or tongue and scrape gently Tempting as it is to Instead, use a small imum benefit from individual smile for each reason, your dentures queries, please phone to forward. think that pressing hard- soft toothbrush and brushing your teeth, you patient. should be reviewed arrange a free consulta- When you have fin- er on your teeth equals simply use tap water to should brush for at least Our dentures will regularly and replaced tion. ished brushing, try to spit a better clean, the fact is wet the brush. two minutes morning give you a natural every seven to 10 years. Impressions Dental out the toothpaste but that too much pressure Use a pea-sized and night. appearance while being Prosthetics is located at don’t rinse with water. can damage your gums amount of low fluoride One fun way to functional. How to care for your Shop 3/29 Main Road, Leaving some tooth- and tooth enamel. toothpaste (sometimes make sure you spend At Impressions dentures: Claremont (same com- paste on your teeth gives If the bristles are labelled junior or chil- time brushing your teeth Dental Prosthetics, we We should avoid plex as the newsagency). your teeth some extra wearing out on your dren’s) for children aged is to fire up your stream- construct and complete using toothpaste to clean For more informa- ongoing protection. toothbrushes well before 18 months to six years. ing service, and play all our dentures on the our dentures. tion, phone 6249 1733. your favourite pop song; the three-month mark, Adults should always kids especially benefit Brushing with a pow- you’re pressing too hard supervise children brush- from this method. ered toothbrush: and you should ask your ing their teeth until the If you have limited dentist to show you a age of eight to ensure Brushing with a manu- dexterity, a powered less damaging technique. they don’t swallow the al toothbrush: toothbrush may be a Replacing your toothpaste. Soft-bristled tooth- better option since it brush, whether manual brushes with a small largely does all the work or powered, should take Fluoride toothpaste head and a flexible neck for you. place when the bristles and risk of tooth are most effective in Kids enjoy the fun of start to spread apart, decay: removing plaque and powered toothbrushes, or every three months, If you’re a person at debris from your teeth, especially decorated with whichever comes first. high risk of developing without damaging your their favourite characters. tooth decay, your dentist teeth and gums. They can also be The importance of the may recommend you Teeth should be programmed to run for right toothpaste: use a higher strength DENTURE CLINIC cleaned systematically, two minutes, taking out While there are a fluoride toothpaste. starting at the back with the guesswork for kids lot of toothpastes on You may be deemed IN CLAREMONT the toothbrush bristle and adults alike over the market, you should a person of ‘high decay at the gum line on a 45 brushing time. choose one that contains risk’ if: Let Lauren and Maria degree angle, brush- The position of the fluoride. • Yo u’re undergoing ensure your smile creates ing gently in a circular powered toothbrush When added to orthodontic treatment a lasting impression motion. should be the same as toothpaste, fluoride (braces). If you scrub too hard with a manual tooth- strengthens teeth, mak- from side to side, you brush. ing them more resistant • Your diet is high in • Free Consultation run the risk of causing The big advantage of to attacks from sugar and sugar or acid. your gums to recede, powered toothbrushes is acid, thereby preventing • You have difficulty • No referrals needed as well as damaging the that their oscillating-ro- decay. brushing your teeth tooth enamel. tating heads supply all Fluoride can also due to arthritis or a • DVA & Private health Take care to brush the movement. help remineralise (heal disability. All you need to or reverse) early decay. funds welcome carefully along the inner, • You have ‘Dry Mouth’ do is guide the brush Depending on your outer and chewing sur- or low amounts of slowly from tooth to risk of dental decay, your faces, making sure you saliva. tip the toothbrush so tooth, stopping for a few dentist will recommend • You’re living in an area − you can reach the inner seconds on each one, a type of toothpaste best Same Day Repairs and Relines without fluoridated front areas of the teeth, systematically following suited to you. water. − Full and Partial Dentures which are often missed. the contours of the teeth and the curve of your Fluoride toothpaste for While it may seem For more information on gums. children: 6249 1733 strange at first to brush your dental health, visit If you’re not sure Unless it’s recom- Shop 3/29 Main Road, Claremont (same complex as newsagency) your tongue, it reduces ada.org.au. the bacteria in your which type of brush will mended by your dentist, be best for you or your the general consensus is 20

20 Eastern Shore Sun August 2019

BURN BRIGHTER THIS WINTER Uni Revue set to roar with election

ENVIRONMENTAL to bed. Protection Authority • Always burn with a shenanigans (EPA) Tasmania is urging fl ame. wood heater operators • Ensure that the fl ue is to burn their wood clean. heater brightly this winter to help reduce smoke “It’s really important pollution. to never let your fi re Wood heater smoke smoulder, as this creates tends to linger around a lot of smoke,” Dr Innis homes and neighbour- said. hoods on still winter days “It’s also worth and nights. looking at your chimney Wood smoke is a every so often to see problem for people with what is coming out.” heart and lung diseases, By following these as breathing in smoke steps, your neighbours can aggravate these will breathe easy and conditions. you’ll stay toasty warm. Dr John Innis from You’ll also save mon- EPA Tasmania recom- ey because smoke going mended following the up the chimney is just EPA’s ‘Burn Brighter this unburned fuel. Winter’ steps to reduce For more informa- smoke. tion about how to Burn These steps include: Brighter this Winter, visit www.epa.tas.gov.au. • Only burn dry sea- For Tasmanian air soned wood. quality data, visit https:// • When reloading, turn epa.tas.gov.au/epa/air/ your heater airfl ow to monitoring-air-pollution/ high for 20 minutes – real-time-air-quality-da- especially before going ta-for-tasmania.

From left , ‘Uni Revue 2019: The Lyin’ King’ actors Tessa Sutt on, Fin Carter and director Zeb Dwyer are preparing to take aim at many of the state’s politi cal ﬁ gures and issues at this year’s show. THE Old Nick Company in with a bit of ‘Lion at everything and every- ers,” he said. is returning this year to King’ nostalgia. one, especially ourselves.” “It’s the best worst A WORLD of present its 72nd annual “Revue tries to hold a Mr Dwyer said a thing you’ll see all year.” edition of the ‘Uni Revue mirror up to society and monumental effort had ‘The Lyin’ King’ is 2019: The Lyin’ King’, show it as it really is by been put in by the cast playing four performanc- with the theme centred highlighting the absurdity and crew in preparing for es at the Princess Theatre DISCOUNTS on the recent Federal of our everyday lives and the show and encouraged in Launceston from 4 to Election. situations,” he said. everyone to come along 7 September and 11 per- Despite a change of “We don’t pull any to enjoy a night of enter- formances at the Theatre Find out about the date to September, Revue punches, and everything tainment and laughs. Royal in Hobart from 10 savings you’re eligible director Zeb Dwyer said – mostly everything – is “We’ve got a great to 19 September. for including: the show would still con- fair game. cast this year with some Tickets are available • council rates tain the same old antics, “Most of all though, really promising per- for the Launceston and bawdy jokes, rudeness it’s about having a good formers and some good Hobart shows through • electricity and political satire, mixed laugh with our audience seasoned Revue perform- www.oldnick.org.au. and water • bus travel • parks and heritage sites • medical expenses YOUR LOCAL Pick up your copy: OPTOMETRIST • Service Tasmania Service Centres • Local Council O ces • Department of Human CAN SEE YOU NOW Services Centrelink Service Centres “...But how well you see them • Libraries Tasmania is probably the question”

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Planting for the future

Workers planti ng new trees at Orana Camp as part of Nati onal Tree Day.

The Southern Olave Peer Group helping out with the tree planti ng at Orana Camp. GIRL Guides Tasmania eucalypts, which had the property, as well as Guiding program, and members, family and been planted more than act as a crucial habitat days like National Tree friends donned their gar- 40 years ago, had been for the local wildlife. Day help provide aware- dening gloves recently, showing signs of aging, Guides in attendance ness and action on issues You can reconnect by working together in an causing them to become at the tree planting event that are important to the improving your hearing effort to help the envi- a safety risk. were also provided with Girl Guide movement. ronment. On the advice of an the opportunity to gain The Orana commit- • Professional hearing health care, servicing Hobart Around 60 people arborist, the decision was new skills and an appre- tee said they were very and Eastern suburbs since 2001. gathered at Orana Camp made to fell the old trees ciation for the hard work grateful to everyone • Independent Audiologists provide services to in Roaches Beach in and replace them with that has kept Orana who came long to lend a assess and treat hearing disorders for adults and early July to help plant suitable native trees. running for the past 51 helping hand and invited children. more than 90 trees as Although they will years. them to come back and part of National Tree not grow as tall, these Caring for nature watch the trees progress P 6244 1993 E [email protected] Day. trees will still provide the and the environment is over the coming months The original forest wind break needed for an important part of the and years. W www.easternaudiologyservices.com.au 22

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Locals buzzing

SEPTEMBER GARDENING ADVERTISING FEATURE for spring bloom VEGETABLE GARDEN - LANDSCAPING - FLOWER BEDS - LAWN TIME FOR THOSE GREEN THUMBS TO SHINE SPRING is almost here and with it blossoms this Contact Louise on 6210 5201 year’s annual Claremont Daffodil, Camellia and or email [email protected] Spring Flower Show. to book your space today! Held from 7 to 8 September at the Clare- mont Memorial Hall, the show will host a wide range of spring fl owers and unique fl oral art displays, covering many classes of the garden. Recognised as the major show in southern Tasmanian for camellias and daffodils, it will feature categories for pot plants, Australian natives, fl oral art, cut fl ower and containers of fl owers. The Claremont Flow- er Show started shortly after World War Two at Cadburys before taking a short break and returning in 1986. Chefaholic It is the only community-based show held in Cooking School the south. Claremont Flower and Catering Show Group treasurer A PADDOCKChefaholic TO PLATE COOKINGCooking EXPERIENCE School FOR ALL Neil Harwood said this A paddock to plate cooking experience for all year’s event would have a display centred on the APPLEDuck DUMPLINGS à l’orange theme of bees, which Claremont Flower Show Group treasurer Neil Harwood, left , and president Elizabeth Shoobridge show off some of the daff odils Ingredients would include creative and camellias that will be on display at the Claremont Daff odil, Camellia and Spring Flower Show. Ingredients minutes. Remove from work from the children oven and cover with Grand • 16 xapples 2kg whole (Granny duck Smith is • 2 sheets pastry (puff or body to put something said they were looking trophy presentation on sion will be $2. Marnier and cook for a at the Goodwood Prima- • 150ggood butbutter any will do) shortcrust) in. to appeal more to the Saturday 7 September For more informa- further 5 minutes. ry School. • 100ml1 tbsp ButterGrand Marnier • ¾ cup water An exhibition by “If you’ve got some- younger generation, at 2pm. tion, phone secretary • 50ml4 tbsp vinegar Sugar •Remove¾ cup sugar from oven and thing, bring it along and with pot plants such as A number of plant Stan Walker on 0429 • 4 whole Cloves • Extra sugar Natural Bee Keeping in • 50g castor sugar strain all liquid into a Tasmania on the lives we’ll fi nd somewhere to cactuses and succulents stalls will be on display 811 968, email stan- • Juice½ cup of water 3 oranges •pot,Cinnamon add in vinegar, sugar and activities of bees and put it – we want to fi ll becoming more popular. and raffl es, lucky door [email protected] or • 6 oranges and juice of 3 oranges the benches with fl owers “If we can encourage prizes, tea and refresh- visit www.claremontfl ow- and reduce until a nice the honey industry titled ‘For The Love of Bees’ and something different.” younger people to come ments will be available ergrp.wixsite.com or the MethodMethod consistency. will also be on display. Other displays will along they can bring across the weekend. ‘Claremont Flower Show Clean and pat dry duck, 1. Take pastry out of the freezerMeanwhile and thaw peel while and cut “Bees for us garden- include a children’s mum, dad or grannie General show admis- Group’ Facebook page. heat butter in fry pan large cooking apples oranges and prep with no ers are very important section and a daffodil along, and they can get enough to hold duck and skin or seed. When sauce is 2. To cook the apples, first peel and slice into small display from Glenbrook involved – it’s such a cre- fry duck for approximately nearly ready add segments because without bees pieces. In a medium saucepan, over medium to high Bulbs. ative thing for children,” 5 minutes. to sauce and warm - do not nothing grows because heat, melt butter and add sliced apple, 4 tbsp sugar, Claremont Flower she said. let oranges break down. they’re not pollinated,” cloves and ½ cup water. Turn heat down to medium OSTEOPATHY Place duck in oven for Mr Harwood said. Show Group president “I think fl owers bring approximatelylow until apples 45 minutes are soft. Carve duck and cover “It’s a show for every- Elizabeth Shoobridge a lot of joy to every age 3.on 180°CTurn oven basting on toas 190oCyou go. and with grease sauce a anddish arrange about 20cm and they don’t have to Neck and Back Pain Turn heat down to 160°C by 30cm. segments. be a grower – you just Sport Injuries and cook for a further 30 4. Place the ¾ cup water and ¾ cup of sugarEnjoy! in a small have to see their faces Postural Problems saucepan over a medium heat to make a sugar when they walk into the Workplace/Repetitive Strain Injuries For syrup.further This informationis ready when the pleasesugar is allcontact: dissolved. hall.” Pregnancy Related Problems E:[email protected] Cut the pastry sheets into quarters. 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Join our 10 walks, 10 weeks challenge By Jo Cordell-Cooper*

FOR anyone who has suffered or supported someone who has History Corner: St survived a stroke, you may be aware that the Mark’s Chapel Bellerive number two risk factor By Reg A. Watson Described in colonial for having a stroke is low times as an “a neat little levels of physical activity. IT looks forlorn. Lonely. building of stone and If you didn’t know Situated on the corner brick with tile roofi ng”, it that, you now do, and of historic Queen and served the Anglican com- high blood pressure is Scott streets in Bellerive is munity until 1904 when the highest risk factor. St Mark’s Chapel of Ease. a new St Mark’s opened So, a little challenge It is no longer used as at another location to walk for an hour (over a place of worship, now because the congregation and above what you usu- home to the 1st Bellerive had grown. ally do) and share it with Scout Group. It then became a our online community A previous church Sunday School. may just be the motiva- existed at the site from In the surrounding tion you need to lower 1826 before the current cemetery lay more than your own risk factors. one, which was consecrat- 120 pioneers of the It’s almost spring, the ed by Bishop Nixon on 1 Eastern Shore, including days are getting longer June 1852 and attended some fi rst fl eeters such as and warmer – it’s time to by Governor William Catherine Morgan who get outdoors and out and Denison. was perhaps, together about. Its construction was with husband Richard, the Keenly interested the result of “persistent fi rst pioneering family at in reducing the risk of and patient efforts on Kangaroo Bay (1806). stroke in the community, Jo Cordell-Cooper, pictured, is calling on locals to accept the 10 Walks, 10 Weeks challenge. the part of residents of They built the historic I thought the timing was Bellerive.” Rosny Barn. right to throw out this walks in 10 weeks. minimum – try a new Facebook group, have lowered your risk of little challenge to the trail, walk a beach, join use the hashtag having a stroke. The “rules” are as follows: people of Hobart and a walking group, walk #10walks10weeks; Last year, we had 25 beyond. • Do 10 walks over the someone else’s dog, get • Share any website links people take part from as Ros Bigwood The challenge is free next 10 weeks (over creative; of where the walks are far away as Canada and to enter, and the obliga- and above what you • Post your walks and so others know where Indonesia. tion is achievable. would normally do); share photos on to go. So please, feel free to Simply complete 10 • Walk for one hour the “Hike Ready” share the challenge with Stroke Awareness friends and family that Week commences 2 Sep- live abroad so we can all 5 Star Weight tember, but this 10-week lower our risk of having challenge commences on a stroke. The Parkside Foundation 1 September and runs Management Program right through until 10 *Jo Cordell-Cooper A simple basic easy plan with Supporting people with a disability November. runs the award-winning • Individual and group support Let’s get walking. business Jo CC Holistic group support for your weight • Life skills development How to take part? PT and founded not- loss needs. • Recreation and Leisure First, join the free for-profi t organisation • Supported holidays Hike Ready Facebook Tasmanian Iconic Walks Sunshine Home Howrah, • School holiday and after school programs group and then share that offers challenging Guide Hall - Saturday 9am • Respite - evening and overnight weekend photos of where you day long wilderness • Coordination of supports – improving are with the hashtag walks that raise funds for Cost $10.00 per week life choices #10walks10weeks. Stroke Foundation. Jo can That’s all there is to it. be contacted on jo@jocc. Enquiries to Ros Bigwood For further information LOCAL AND TASMANIAN At the end of 10 com.au or phone 0409 Phone 03 6243 6044 [email protected] Large enough to support you, small Email [email protected] weeks, you’ll be fi tter 862 206. Her website is enough to care. www.parksidefoundation.org.au and stronger and will jocc.com.au. or 0419 381 336 WHY MOVE? Future proof your home with a stairlift: • Indoor and Outdoor, Straight and Curved INDEPENDENT LIVING MOBILITY • Statewide installation and service + • 53Cnr Sunderland Sunderland St St (Crn & Derwent Derwent Park Park Rd) Rd Moonah Moonah Check out our display at Mobility4All, 53 Sunderland St (Cnr Derwent Park Rd), Derwent Park Ph (03) 6273 8300 [email protected] I Contact us today for a quote www.mobility4all.com.au STAIRLIFT SALES TASMANIA Tasmania’s only stairlift specialist P: 1300 919 406 (local call cost) or (03) 6272 2966 • E: [email protected] • W: www.stairliftsalestasmania.com.au 24

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month at the Howrah Community EASTERN SHORE MS PEER business phone 6234 3552. HOBART TOWN (1804) FIRST Centre, Howrah Road, Howrah at SUPPORT GROUP SETTLERS ASSOCIATION INC. 6.30pm. Ph. Christine 0429 979 070. Meet every 2nd Friday of the month FOOD GARDEN GROUp Meetings held at 10am on the first All entries for the 2019 community calendar must for tea/coffee at the Bellerive Yacht Informal monthly garden visits. Mem- Tuesday of each month (except CLARENCE PENSIONERS ASSO- Club (downstairs) from 10.30am- bership free. Experts and novices January) in the Moonah Community be submitted to [email protected] CIATION 12noon. Guest speakers each month. welcome. Email foodgardengroup@ Centre, 7 Gormanston Road. Visit This is a free service for non-profit community groups and Clarence Integrated Care Centre, Email Chris on [email protected] gmail.com htfs.org.au. local events. Please keep contributions to 30 words or less. Bayfield Street, Rosny. First Friday or call MS Connect on 1800 042 138. in the month from 12.30-2pm. Phone HORNBY RAILWAY COLLECTORS Shirley Sonners on 6244 4995. EASTERN SHORE NEEDLEWORK ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA GROUP G Preservation and running of old com- 6.30-8.30pm. Visit stmarksbellerive. CLARENCE PLAINS TAI CHI Meets at Howrah Community GEILSTON BAY TENNIS CLUC mercial model railways with a special org.au. Contact the Rokeby Neighbourhood Centre, 11 Road, Howrah on Monday Social tennis for all standards on interest in Hornby trains and Meccano A Mondays, Tuesdays (7pm), Fridays, ACTON PARK LANDCARE GROUP Centre on 6247 6778 for more mornings 9am-12pm and Wednes- products. Meetings held monthly. Ph. BELTANA BOWLS CLUB Sundays from 10am-12 am. Volunteers get together for re-veg- information. days 12.30-3.30pm. $3 per session Barry Dent on 0417 142 380. Barefoot bowls every Tuesday Contact Secretary Peter N. on etation and weed removal in Acton and participants are required to be evening during daylight savings time 62443655. Park area. Meet third Sunday of CLARENCE PLAINS WALK AND members of the centre. All forms of HOWRAH AUXILIARY OF THE 5.30pm for 6pm start. Located in the month. Event details on our TALK GROUP needlework welcome. Ph. 6243 0249. ROYAL HOBART HOSPITAL Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne. Phone GENTLE SQUASH FOR SENIORS Facebook page or contact Sharon on Mondays from 9.30-10.30am, start- Meetings held on the first Wednes- 6243 8706 or email beltanabowls@ Fun and aerobic fitness program for 0409023981. ing from Clarence Plains Community EASTERN SHORE RAMBLERS day of the month at the Howrah bigpond.com Health Centre, Heart Place, Rokeby. (BUSHWALKING CLUB) over 50s. Every Friday 1.30-3pm Recreation Centre, 11 Howrah Road, at Eastside Squash, 69 Cambridge ALMA’S ACTIVITIES CENTRE Free to join. Ph. Rokeby Neighbour- Three different levels of walks on at 1.30pm. New members welcome. BOULE / PETANQUE Road, Bellerive. All equipment CLARENCE hood Centre 6247 6778. Sundays and two annual weekends Phone 6243 5857 or 0419 137 211. Howrah Community Centre, 11 provided. First lesson free. Ph. John All welcome to join our Bingo session away in Tasmania. Great way to Howrah Road, all year on Thursdays on 6244 6539. any Wednesday afternoon at 17 CLARENCE PLAINS HISTORY exercise, see areas of the state and HOWRAH COMBINED PROBUS from 1.30pm. Games finish between Alma St, Bellerive. Inquiries: 6244 GROUP create friendships. Ph. Lyn Blaikie CLUB 3-3.30pm. Phone 6269 3509. GLEBE HILL BUSHLAND RE- 4264. Sales start at 1pm and calls Discover the history and heritage on 0417 507 668 or email lblaikie@ Meets at 10am on the first Tuesday SERVE LANDCARE GROUP from 1.30pm to 3.45pm. of this very early settlement. Ph. iprimus.com.au. of month at the Howrah Community Lorraine 0415 847 360. All welcome. Regular events and Centre. Day’s outing or luncheon on working bees refer to www.facebook. AUSTRALIAN RETIRED PERSONS EASTSIDE TABLE TENNIS third Tuesday. New members wel- C com/GlebeHillLandcare or contact ASSOCIATION CLARENCE WALK AND TALK A fun sport for all ages. Clarence come. Phone Laurie Stevens 6247 CANADIAN CLUB TASMANIA Adam Holmstrom at adamh.env. Social activities for men and women GROUP Sports Centre Montague Bay. Social 6085 or Judy Paynter 6244 3675. Calling all Canadians. Members Leaves Medical Centre, Bayfield and competition sessions. Beginners [email protected] who are retired or about to retire. meet socially for special events Bi-monthly meetings with speaker Street, Rosny. Starts 9.30am to advanced. Further details at www. HOWRAH JOEY SCOUTS marking important dates for Canada. GORDONS HILL LANDCARE held at the Clarence Senior Citizens Monday and Wednesday. Local walk eastsidetabletennis.org or phone Ian For boys and girls aged six to eight. Our fundraising activities raise mon- GROUP Centre, 17 Alma Street, Bellerive at Wednesday and MTT bus to other 0409 346 094. Meet on Thursday evenings during ey for various Tasmanian charities. Meets on the third Sunday of each 10.30am. Ph. Doris on 6272 3525 or walks, Mondays. Ph. Dot Batt 6244 school terms from 6pm-7pm at the Please contact Jill Hudspeth on 0448 month, 9am-12.30pm at Marril Street 0437 494 659. 6276 or Mavis Kregor 6247 8696. EATING WITH FRIENDS @ Tranmere Hall. Ph. Fiona Roberts on 234 216 or [email protected]. PITTWATER NEIGHBOURHOOD for working bee activities. Phone 0418 996 194. COAL RIVER VALLEY GARDEN HOUSE 0476 136 189. CARD MAKING AND CRAFT CLUB INC Second and fourth Friday of each HOWRAH MEN’S SHED First, third and fifth Monday of each Fourth Monday of the month, Febru- month. $10pp for a three-course meal. 11 Howrah Road, Howrah. Ph. Greg B month. 1.30-3.30pm at St. Thomas’ B4 AT BELLERIVE PRIMARY ary-November, Richmond Football Bookings essential. Ph. 6265 1155. on 0427 489 171 or email howrah- Church Hall, 3 Lorne Crescent, How- SCHOOL Club Rooms, Victoria Street, Rich- H [email protected] rah. Ph. Margaret 6244 5926. HANDS ON CRAFT Early learning program for children mond at 7.30pm. Phone 6260 2727. Meets at Lindisfarne Activities Centre from birth to five-years. Indoor HOWRAH COMMUNITY CENTRE CHAT ‘N’ EAT (37a Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne), and outdoor play, music, fun gym CUB SCOUTS INFORMATION F Activities available are bowls, tennis, Senior singles or couples meet for every Monday - excluding public sessions. Phone 6244 1200. SESSIONS FACIAL PAIN SUPPORT GROUP girl guides, playgroup, yoga, karate, midday meal on fourth Thursday of Pittwater Cub Pack invites you to an A meeting for Trigeminal Neuralgia holidays. 9.30am to 12pm. $5 in- bingo, etc. Available for hire with or the month. Bookings essential by cludes morning tea. Embroidery, card BELLERIVE BLUFF LAND & information session and display, ages and other facial pain sufferers and without bar facilities. All enquiries the Monday before the meal. Phone making, Victorian boxes, jewellery COAST CARE GROUP INC 7.5–11 years. Midway Point Scout interested persons is scheduled on please call 6247 7711 or drop into 11 Dawn 6247 9011. making. Ph Jan Rolfe on 6243 1000. 1st Sunday of the month (except Hall, 32 Brady Street. 25/07/2019, 31 August from 9.55am-12noon at Howrah Road, Howrah. Sunday 2 Sept; January - holidays) 5.30-7.30pm or 01/08/2019, 5.30- the Rosny Library, 46 Bligh St, Rosny CLARENCE AQUATIC CENTRE HOBART DOLPHINS MASTERS from 10am-12noon. Meet opposite 7.30pm. Contact: Jon Bentley 0407 Park. All welcome. For more info, HOWRAH SCHOOL FOR SENIORS YMCA SWIMMING CLUB 33 Victoria Esp Bellerive. Weed, 810 092. contact Helen Tyzack on 0459 022 New members welcome. Meets Aqua aerobics classes Tuesday 8am on Saturday at the Clarence plant, mulch & restore the foreshore. 883 or [email protected]. every Friday at 10am at the Howrah nights 6.30pm. Aqua Zumba classes Pool or 9am on Sunday at the Phone Graeme 0467 514 667 or Community Centre. Phone Lynne Thursday nights 6.30pm. Friends Pool. Variety of programs on Tassie 0417 516 176. FINSWIMMING Edgerton 6247 9198. D Fast, graceful, fun. Join the finswim- offer. Ph. 0438 629 160. CLARENCE CITY CHILDREN’S BELLERIVE COMMUNITY ARTS DERWENT STORMS DRAGON ming team and swim like a dolphin at CHOIR HOBART FILM SOCIETY CENTRE BOAT CLUB the Hobart Aquatic Centre on Tues- Choir for children aged 6-16. Meets Over fifty 7.30pm free members-only Join weekly arts and crafts sessions Are you 40+ and looking to stay fit day, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday I at Clarence Uniting Church, corner screenings a year, discounts at held Tuesdays to Fridays or special and join a crew? Men’s and women’s and Oceana Mornington on Tuesday. INNER WHEEL CLUB OF CLARENCE of Cambridge Road and York Street, other cinemas. Quality films from weekend workshops. Annual mem- crews recruiting now. Motor Yacht Ages 7-70. Email ozfinswimming@ Women’s group promoting true Bellerive on Wednesdays from 4.15- all periods of cinema history. Philip bership $30. Email bellerivearts@ Club Tasmania, 1 Ford Parade gmail.com or text 0418 136 837. friendship and ideals of personal ser- 5.15pm during school terms. Phone Smith Theatre, Edward St, Glebe. bigpond.com or phone 6245 1036. Lindisfarne. Email: derwentstorms@ vice and international understanding. 0419 312 041. 12 months $47, concessions for Located at 17 Cambridge Road, gmail.com. FIRST CLARENCE BOYS’ BRI- Meets fourth Thursday every month couples, seniors, students etc. ho- Bellerive. GADE from 7-9.30pm at the Beltana Bowls CLARENCE COMMUNITY KNIT- DICKSON TENNIS AT SUNSHINE Great fun for boys from kinder to bartfilmsociety.com.au or 6231 3581. Club, Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne. Ph. TING GROUP BELLERIVE CWA BRANCH TENNIS CLUB 18. Come and check us out. Meets Lois 0428 490 205. Knit and crochet for friends, families HOBART GYMNASTICS ACAD- Meet first Monday of each month, Tennis and multi-sport camps for Thursdays during school terms, and charities. Clarence Integrated EMY except December and January, at children ages six to 12 years week- 5.30pm-7.30pm at Emmanuel Care Centre, Bayfield Street, Rosny. We offer gymnastics classes for all 11.30am for craft at the hall of St day afternoons during the school School. Contact Nik Eduljee 0427 Wednesdays 10am-12noon. Phone levels and abilities – competitive and Mark’s Church, Scott St. Meeting at holidays. Contact Dickson Tennis 732 995 or [email protected]. J Clare 62444 995. recreational including Men’s and JUST US CHOIR (FOR SENIORS) 12.30pm. Contact Colleen Fletcher - phone 0412 817 427 or email info@ Women’s artistic, Rhythmic, Kinder- Choir for seniors who enjoy singing on 0408 478 546 or wcfletch@ dicksontennis.com to register. FITNESS IN THE PARK CLARENCE COUNTRY MUSIC Gym, Trampoline and Tumbling. for pleasure and performing at com- internode.on.net. Free outdoor fitness group. Winter CLUB Ph. 6263 3460 or email: reception@ munity venues. Rehearsals Friday DODGES FERRY SENIOR CITI- program April-September and sum- Alma Street, Bellerive 7-10pm. $3 en- hga.org.au. mornings 10am-12noon at private BELLERIVE HISTORICAL SOCIETY ZENS INDOOR BOWLS mer program October-end of daylight try includes door prize, spot dances, venue. Morning tea break included. Located 17 Cambridge Rd. Open Every Thursday 12.45-4pm at the savings. More info at www.ccc.tas. and supper. Join our talented resident HOBART LADIES BADMINTON Phone 6249 8168 or 6243 5930. Saturday from 10am-3pm. Meetings Dodges Ferry Recreational Commu- gov.au or email liveclarence@ccc. band, Clarence Country, in singing a ASSOCIATION on the first Wednesday of each nity Centre, next to the Dodges Ferry tas.gov.au song, or just listening to our growing STBA Hall, 101 Cascade Road, JUST WALK IT month at 7.30pm. Ph. Mike 0400 974 Primary School, Old Forcett Road. list of singers. A great night out, South Hobart, Tuesdays, Wednes- If you are 55 and over and enjoy 056m visit www.bellerivehistory.com Ph. Jan 0427 809 308. come and join us. Inquiries, please days and Thursdays 9.20am-12pm. walking, join our friendly walking or email [email protected] FITNESS WITH FRIENDS contact Ian on 0498 814 082 or email DRAGONS ABREAST Gentle exercise classes at St Email [email protected] or group. Free of charge. Ph. Joyce on [email protected]. phone 0407 766 054 0408 487 218. BELLERIVE PCYC PLAYGROUP Come and Try dragon boating 3rd Thomas’ Church, 3 Lorne Crescent, Runs every Wednesday during Saturday of the month. Lindisfarne Howrah, Fridays 10.15am -11am HOBART MODEL AERO CLUB JUSTICE OF THE PEACE school terms from 9.30-11.30am. Rowing Club. Ph. Leonie 0499 834 followed by cuppa. For all ages and CLARENCE LADIES’ PROBUS Radio controlled fixed wing and Voluntary JP available between Located at Bellerive PCYC, 10 Scott 023. abilities, men and women. Run by CLUB rotary aircraft at Kelly Field on Rich- 9.30am-4pm each Tuesday in the Street, Bellerive. Cost is $3 per fami- trained instructor who works around Meets on the third Monday of each mond/Campania Road. Flying every office just inside and to the left of ly. First visit is free. Phone Megan on injuries or disabilities. $5 per session. month at the Bellerive Yacht Club day from 9am until early afternoon, the Service Tasmania shop in Bligh 0417 366 870. Ph Hilary 0437 123 124. at 10am. New members welcome. E weather permitting. Instruction Street, Rosny Park. Phone Sue on 0418 363 087 or EASTERN SHORE BRIDGE CLUB available and visitors welcome. Ph. BELLERIVE YOUTH GROUPS FLAGSTAFF GULLY LANDCARE Gaille on 0408 782 455. Meets at the Howrah Community Barry Gerrard on 0417 032 901 or Alive and Crosswired on every Friday GROUP Centre, 11 Howrah Road, Howrah, [email protected]. during school term. For grades 3-6 For information about the Flagstaff CLARENCE LIONS CLUB Tuesday events at 7pm. Phone 6244 and runs from 4.30-6pm. Crosswired Gully Landcare Group please contact First and third Wednesday of the 1493 (leave a message). for grades 7-12 and runs from Peter McGlone on 0406 380 545 or 25

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and evenings, at the Lindisfarne Ac- including meal). Ph. Malcolm 0400 from 9.30am. Ph. Noela on 0438 027 information email sec.elsoftball@ tivities Centre. A range of speakers, 925 400. 632 or Kay 6243 8060. gmail.com or 0456 601 629. K discussions and outings. Enquiries, T KIDS CLUB @ PITTWATER NEIGH- TANGO THERAPY email [email protected] ROSNY PARK TENNIS CLUB SORELL BOWLS CLUB BOURHOOD HOUSE Tango therapy session every NATIONAL SERVICEMAN’S Social tennis, competition and Social and barefoot bowls from 3pm First and third Wednesday of each Thursday from 11am to 12noon at LINDISFARNE LADIES PROBUS ASSOCIATION court hire available at 18 Bastick on Friday afternoons. Ph. 6269 2112. month. 3pm-5.30pm. Gold coin Tranmere Hall, 27 Tranmere Road, CLUB If you did Nasho’s. Monthly Street, Rosny Park. Coaching also donation. Children under-nine must Howrah. Ph. Jenny on 0477 505 901. Meets 10am on the second Monday luncheons are held at local hotels on available. See our webpage or email SORELL BRANCH CWA be accompanied by an adult. Light each month at Motor Yacht Club the third Thursday of each month. [email protected]. Meet first Wednesday of the month meal provided. TASMANIAN FAMILY HISTORY of Tasmania, 1 Ford Parade, We assist members to get their NSA Ph. Di Fincke on 0417 447 842 or at 1.30pm in the CWA Room at SOCIETY (TFHS) Lindisfarne. Outings or luncheon Medals. We also collect copies of 6244 7820. Sorell Memorial. New members are KNOPWOOD KNITTERS Library at the Old Bellerive Post Of- held fourth Monday each month. Ph. Platoon photos, if anyone can assist welcome. Phone Madeline on 0428 Mondays from 10.30am at Clarence fice at 19 Cambridge Road, Bellerive 6243 4428. let us know. Contact: NSA Secretary ROTARY CLUB OF BELLERIVE 122 098 for more info. Plains Community Health Centre, is open Tuesdays 12.30-3.30pm, - Gary Gillies. Email: mpgillies@ Meets every Monday at the Bellerive Heart Place, Rokeby. Free to join Wednesdays 9.30-12.30pm and LINDISFARNE MASONIC CENTRE bigpond.com ot ph: 6243 4431. Yacht Club 6pm for 6.30pm start. Ph. SORELL LIONS CLUB and welcome to everyone. Contact Saturdays 1.30-4.30pm. Visit www. Different Masonic orders meet at 0407 495 771. Meet first and third Wednesday at the Rokeby Neighbourhood Centre hobart.tasfhs.org or ph. 6244 4527. the centre in Gordons Hill Road, Lions Den, Station Lane, Sorell from on 62476778. Lindisfarne. Hall is available for use ROTARY CLUB OF HOWRAH 6.30pm for 6.45pm. TASSIE ROCKERS DANCE CLUB by community and other groups. Ph. O Meets every Thursday at the Every Wednesday at the Derwent 0438 121 312 or write to PO Box OPOSSUM BAY AND SOUTH ARM Tasmania Police Academy, South SORELL MEN’S SHED City Bowls 7pm-10pm. Suitable for 116, Lindisfarne, Tas, 7015. COASTCARE (OBSAC) Arm Road, Rokeby at 6pm. Ph. 0417 Open Monday to Friday from L Meets second Tuesday of the month all ages and family friendly. Ph. Caryl LAWN BOWLS SOCIAL 367 700. 9am-3.30pm. Located Station Lane, from 10am-12noon. Details of 0409 703 044. Played every Friday at Beltana Bowls LINDISFARNE PLAYGROUP Sorell. Ph. 0478 051 266 during Mondays 10am-12pm at the Child venues and program can be found ROTARY CLUB OF LINDISFARNE. opening hours. Club, Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne. TENNIS AT SUNSHINE TENNIS Health Clinic. For children birth to on OBSAC Facebook community Meets first and third Wednesday of 12pm for 12.30pm start. Entry fee CLUB 5 years and their families. Affiliated page. Convenor Robyn McNicol, the month at the Beltana Bowls Club, SORELL ON STAGE THEATRE includes nibbles after the game. New Social tennis played every weekday with Playgroup Tasmania. Email 0400 119 519. Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne at 6:30pm. GROUP bowlers welcome. Ph. 6243 8706 or at 11 Howrah Road, Howrah. [email protected] or Visitors welcome. Ph. 0419 304 020. Welcomes new members. People email [email protected]. Coaching available. Phone Sean see our Facebook page. interested in any aspects of theatre Kelly, president, on 0448 329 771, ROTARY CLUB OF SORELL phone 6106 0071. LEWISHAM FORESHORE MAN- visit sunshinetennisclub.org.au or LINDISFARNE RIVERSIDE ARTS P Meets every Monday at the Sorell AGEMENT ASSOCIATION INC. email sunshinetennis.tasmania@ CHOIR PERMACULTURE GROUP RSL 6.30pm for 7pm start. All wel- SORELL RED CROSS FRIEND- Save the Lewisham Foreshore. We Monthly meet ups for folks interested gmail.com need your support. Contact Valerie Mixed choir rehearsal. Lindisfarne come. Ph. Mick Dudgeon on 0417 SHIP GROUP Activity Centre Lincoln St. Thurs in permaculture. Monthly activities/ 361 328. Meets on third Friday of every Reid on 0418 124804. THE FRIENDSHIP FORCE 7pm. Enquiries Jane Short 0408 meet ups - usually Eastern Shore- second month at 1.30pm in the Fosters peace and understanding 326 544. based. Email pt.hobart.locals.east@ RHYTHM AND BEACHES COMMU- Fraser room at 45 Arthur Street (in- LINCOLN SINGERS through a program of home hosting gmail.com for more info or to join the NITY SINGERS dependent living units). New member Rehearsals in Lindisfarne Citizens at home and overseas. Club meets LINDISFARNE SCHOOL FOR mailing list. Singing group meets every Tuesday welcome. Ph. Merrilyn Jones on Activities Centre with concerts bi-monthly at Rosny LINC. Phone SENIORS from 7-9 pm at Okines Community 6265 1320. around Tasmania. Ph. Margot Lamp- PINGO @ PITTWATER NEIGH- 6243 7050. kin on 6244 5344. Fridays 10am-midday at the Lindis- House (opposite Dodges Ferry Pri- farne Activities Centre, 37a Lincoln BOURHOOD HOUSE mary School). No audition required. SOUND PRESERVATION ASSOCI- THE REDEEMED CHURCH OF Street. Guest speakers on a range of Played the same as bingo, but for Ph. Mervyn on 0417 462 310. ATION OF TASMANIA LINDISFARNE ACTIVITIES CEN- GOD SANCTUARY PARISH topics. Ph. 6243 6689. grocery prizes. $10pp (10 games) Museum and Resource/Research TRE - SOCIAL INDOOR BOWLS Meets Sunday mornings at 10am at Mondays 12pm-2pm Centre, 19 Cambridge Road, Wednesdays 1pm. For further details Warrane Primary School Hall, 213 LINE DANCING cuppa & cake provided. Phone 6265 Bellerive, open Monday, Wednesday, phone 6243 6029 or 6243 8184. Cambridge Road, Warrane. Ph. Pas- Tuesdays from 11am-12.30pm for 1155 for more info. S Thursday and Friday 11am-3pm. SENIORS MOMENTS tor Colin Jones on 0447 288 191. LINDISFARNE ANGLICAN beginners and improvers. Lindisfarne Collection of old radios, phonographs PITTWATER ART GROUP Make new friends every Wednesday CHURCH Community Centre. Ph. Gaye on and recording equipment. Entry by Every Tuesday 10am-12pm/1pm 10am. Howrah Church of Christ, 30 TIME OUT CRAFT PROGRAM Playgroup for children under 5. 0458 133 124. gold coin donation. for nine weeks at the Supper Room Holland Court. Ph. Denise 0417 103 Range of crafts on Thursdays Every Tuesday during school term, 9.30am-12pm during school terms Memorial Hall, Cole Street, Sorell. 567. SOUTH ARM CARE QUILTS 10am-12pm the Lindisfarne Anglican at Citywide, 400 Cambridge Road, Ph. Gail 6265 8775. Sewing each Wednesday 9.30am- Church (54 Lincoln St). All welcome. Mornington. New 2 U ladies op shop M SEVEN MILE BEACH CANCER & 12.30pm at the South Arm Commu- Cost is $2 and a piece of fruit to and free creche available. Enquiries MAINLY MUSIC PROBUS CLUB OF LAUDERDALE CARING AUXILIARY nity Centre. Bring your own machine share. Contact Chris 0412 893 012. Raie Semmens on 6244 2586. 10am every Thursday except in COMBINED INC. Meet at Lewis Hall, Surf Road, or just come to help with ironing and school holidays. Hosted by Good Meets third Tuesday of each month Seven Mile Beach. Third Monday of LINDISFARNE BAPTIST FELLOW- trimming. No materials needed. Ph. News Church, 238 Clarence Street, at the Abundant Life Church Lauder- each month 12-2pm. Phone Di 0438 TRANMERE CLARENCE PLAINS SHIP Andrea 0400 564 987. Howrah. Interactive 30-minute music dale. Club outings take place on first 218 185. LAND & COAST CARE Meets each Sunday at 10am at the Help enhance and preserve natural sessions for birth to school-age Tuesday. Speakers, organised trips SOUTH ARM COMMUNITY Lindisfarne Activities Centre (37a values in the Tranmere, Rokeby children with their parents/caregivers. and social activities. Contact Secre- SHORELINE COMBINED PROBUS MARKEt Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne). Phone and Clarendon Vale area. Activities Ph. 0429 951 880. tary c/o Post Office Box 48, Rokeby, CLUB INC. 9 Calverton Place. First Sunday Laurie Rowston on 62 478156 or at various sites on Thursdays and Tasmania 7019. Ph. 6243 1928. Meets on the third Monday of each morning of the month. Different email [email protected] for last Sunday of every month. Email MASTERS ATHLETICS month at the Howrah Community theme each month. Like us on Face- further information. [email protected] or phone 0435 Cross Country and road running for Centre, 11 Howrah Road Howrah, book. Ph 0426 821 530 or email: the over 30’s from April to Septem- from 10am. New members welcome. 325 171. LINDISFARNE COMBINED PRO- [email protected]. ber. Program at www.tasmastersath- R Ph. 6243 5567. BUS CLUB letics.org.au. Ph: Mike Walker 0428 ROKEBY GIRLS’ BRIGADE The newly arranged Combined SOUTH ARM GARDEN CLUB 376 741 or Email: tasmasterssec@ Girls aged 5 to 21 are most welcome SING AUSTRALIA SORELL Probus Club at Lindisfarne invites all Meets monthly. All welcome. Garden gmail.com. to join the fun. We meet on Thurs- Fun singing (voice quality doesn’t U members of the community to attend visits held throughout the year. Ph. U3A CLARENCE days 5.30pm-7.30pm during school matter), no auditions. Every Wednes- meetings as listed: First Tuesday in Belinda 0418 610 699 or Dianne Monday and Wednesday mornings MEN’S BREAKFAST terms at Emmanuel School. Contact day night from 7-9pm at Midway the month at The Motor Yacht Club 0448 824 892. at Rosny LINC. Ph. Carol Rossendell St George’s Church Hall, Sorell, Libby Eduljee 0416 277 101 or Point Hall, 31 Raynors Road, Midway Ford Parade Lindisfarne at 10am with on 0409 698 198, email claren- third Wednesday of each month at [email protected]. Point. Ph. John on 6269 2952 or a meeting followed by morning tea SOUTH EAST PINGO [email protected], visit http:// 7.30am. Ph. 6248 1878. Jenny on 0418 249 786. Every Tuesday Morning 9.45am- and a guest speaker. A visit to have ROKEBY NEIGHBOURHOOD u3aclarence.com 11.45am. $10 for 28 games. lunch is arranged every third Tuesday CENTRE MIDWAY POINT-PENNA NEIGH- SINGING GROUP – FIND YOUR Everyone wins a prize. Morning tea with an Ausmas lunch in July and a Computer class, cooking class, com- BOURHOOD WATCH VOICE provided. For further information, Christmas dinner in December. All munity lunch, model class, sewing Active group meets first ednesdayW Wednesday 1pm to 2.30pm Clarence please phone Elizabeth on 6265 members of the public are welcome to and craft, oil painting class, café W of the month at noon at the Midway Plains Youth Centre, Grange Road, 2305 or Beth on 6269 3839. attend and join the club conversation, belly dancing, zumba, WARRANE MORNINGTON NEIGH- Point Community Hall. Ph. Pat Leary Rokeby. Free to join, everyone BOURHOOD CENTRE INC 0419 318 012. after school program, after school welcome. Ph. Wendy Bryant on 1800 LINDISFARNE COMMUNITY SOUTHERN BEACHES LAND/ Provides access to exercise/yoga sports program. Ph. Cate or Nicole 269 672. LIBRARY COASTCARE INC. classes, food assistance, Nil$, MT RUMNEY LANDCARE GROUP on 6247 6778 or email Rokebync@ Lindisfarne Activities Centre, 37a Meetings first Friday every month, computer access, social activities, INC. bigpond.net.au SIT AND BE FIT CHAIR EXERCISE Lincoln Street. Open weekdays working bees third Saturday. information and referral. Ph 6244 We meet bi-monthly to undertake Great fun. Suitable for anyone Primrose Sands working bees first 10am-2pm and Saturday mornings ROSNY PARK BOWLS CLUB 6346 or email warranec@bigpond. various activities to improve our local wanting to improve their health and Saturday each month. Clean up 10am-12noon. Ph. Diane on 6244 Excellent venue available for hire com or visit the Facebook page. environment. Visit https://mtrumn- balance. Mondays 10am at Clarence groups third Sunday. Contact Glenn 3439. with view, full bar and kitchen, ample eylandcaregroup.wordpress.com for and Senior Citizens, Alma Street. 6265 8682 or Gwen 6265 8335 or WAVERLEY FLORA PARK LAND- information. All volunteers welcome. car parking. Ph. 6244 1642. New Wed 10.30am at Howrah Community LINDISFARNE GARDEN CLUB southernbeacheslandcoastcare@ CARE members for social, indoor and Centre. Fri 10.30am at St Marks Meets on fourth Tuesday monthly, gmail.com Every Wednesday 9.30am-12pm pennant bowls welcome. Church Hall. Cuppa provided after- February-November, 2pm at CWA or first Saturday of the month for wards. Phone Vicki on 0419 155 578. SOUTHERN DISTRICTS CONCERT Hall, 29a Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne. ROSNY NEIGHBOURHOOD CEN- family landcare activities fun for kids. N BAND Guest speaker, afternoon tea. All wel- TRE CRAFT CLASSES Training provided. Meet at Winifred NATIONAL SENIORS AUSTRALIA SOFTBALL Community concert band each come. Enquiries phone 6244 1271. Located at Seventh Day Adventist Curtis entrance, Mercedes Place, ROSNY PARK BRANCH Players and officials wanted to play Thursday night from 7.30-9.30pm at church, 28 Riawena Road. Classes Bellerive. Ph. Karen 6244 2001 or Meets at the Motor Yacht Club Tas- Senior Women Softball. Games 550 East Derwent Highway, Risdon. LINDISFARNE HISTORICAL in painting, embroidery, paper craft email [email protected] mania, 1 Ford Parade, Lindisfarne played Saturday afternoons October No audition, any level of skill. Contact SOCIETY INC. and cards, beading, quilting, cooking on the firstTuesday of the month at to March. Also mixed junior T-ball. Helena Coles at helenacoles@gmail. Hold monthly meetings, afternoons and bear-making. Meets Thursdays 5.45pm for 6pm dinner meeting ($30 Fun easy sport for juniors. For more com. 26

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28 Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 PET OF THE MONTH COMPETITION WINNER Pet Talk Proudly sponsored by Eastlands Pet Supply On the front paw By Scott Hunt The Dog Grumbler

WE humans are the only creatures who use grammatical language as a primary means of communication. Animals don’t talk and they all differ from us in this way. Most of them share a superior olfactory ability to our own and commu- nicate with smell. Most use body language too, as well as it’s natural extension: ritual. Animal trainers fi nd it easy to teach a seal, elephant or big cat to climb onto something. Having a quadruped stand on its hind legs is another popular “trick”. Most animals associate height with status, so an invitation to stand taller is rarely questioned once it is understood. Most animal trainers use sounds — although, not grammar— to convey meaning. Those sounds that work best within a species’ hearing respond to tongue clicks. can hear the difference grunt or nudges me Hi my name is Marco. I am a ﬁ ve-month-old Australian Shepherd. range become the norm. 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Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 29 Pet Talk Community News Finding compassion New scholarship in law honours Dr Vanessa Goodwin THE University of Tasma- It will include a re- focus away from their and a PhD in Law from nia and the Tasmanian search internship with the learning at a critical time the University of Tasma- Government have estab- Tasmania Law Reform in their course.” nia, as well as a Master of lished a law scholarship Institute. Director of the Philosophy (Criminology) in honour of the late and The Executive Dean Tasmanian Law Re- from the University of highly respected Attor- of the College of Arts, form Institute Associate Cambridge. ney-General, lawyer and Law and Education at the Professor Terese Henning Before being elected criminologist Dr Vanessa University of Tasmania, said Dr Goodwin was a to Parliament in 2009, Goodwin. Professor Kate Dari- strong advocate of social she worked as an Asso- The Dr Vanessa an-Smith, said scholar- justice and sound law ciate to the Chief Justice Goodwin Law Reform ships provided invaluable reform throughout her of the Supreme Court Scholarship has been support in helping stu- career. of Tasmania, and as a generously funded from dents realise their dreams “She gave numerous research assistant for the Dr Goodwin’s estate and through education. important references to Tasmanian Governor. contributions from the “We are immensely the Tasmania Law Re- The University of Tas- By Dr Katrina Ward acknowledges that dogs, yelling in their pet’s Tasmanian Government, proud and grateful to be form Institute and acted mania offers more than Behaviour veterinarian positive and negative face, smacking noses or the Department of Justice able to offer a scholarship on its recommendations,” 900 scholarships each emotional states are electric shock. and the Tasmanian Law that honours an inspiring she said. year across all areas of DO you wonder what experienced by animals, Learning shouldn’t Reform Institute. graduate of this universi- “She also contributed study to improve access non-human animals have including pain and hurt. In keeping with Dr ty,” she said. to the undergraduate to university. in common with people? distress. Using positive Goodwin’s passions, the “Dr Goodwin made Law Degree by giving Applications for the How do they feel? The insertion of this reinforcement (i.e. giving scholarship criteria will a huge contribution guest lectures in her areas Dr Vanessa Goodwin Darwin’s theory of word into the Animal them something that include interest in law through the law and her of expertise. Law Reform Scholarship evolutionary continuity Welfare Act signifies they enjoy, that makes reform and social justice. academic career. “This scholarship is are now open and close expresses the idea that acceptance that public them feel good, when It will be awarded “This scholarship a fitting tribute to her on 31 October. differences between attitude has changed they do something we annually for a student provides support at a crit- work.” For more informa- species are differences surrounding treatment of like) we can teach pets entering year four or five ical time in the student’s Dr Goodwin died of tion on this and other in degree, rather than animals in general and what we want them to of a Bachelor of Laws or undergraduate degree. cancer in 2018 at the age University of Tasmania differences in kind. that practices which were do and help them enjoy Combined Law degree, “It will ease the bur- of 48. scholarships, visit https:// We can take ears for once accepted are now learning, as well as pro- or final year of a Crimi- den of financial pressure She held a Bachelor info.scholarships.utas.edu. example; the basic inner deemed unacceptable. mote a peaceful, trusting nology major. that can take students’ of Arts, Bachelor of Laws au/AwardsAZ.aspx. workings of dogs’ and Our pets will experi- relationship. humans’ ears are the ence negative emotional It is also encouraging same, but externally they states at some stages in to know that people appear different and the their lives. who are more compas- range of acoustic ability That is a given. sionate towards animals LEADERSHIP CHANGE FOR varies between humans They might escape are more compassionate and dogs. and go without food for towards people. Many biologists, a few days; they might This old notion has ecologists and neuro- get stung by a wasp or been around for some THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT scientists reason that have a door slam on time, but is also backed because many neuroan- their tail. up by research in the atomical structures are What pets don’t field of psychology: shared between species need is their human people who recognise ASSOCIATION OF TASMANIA (including the parts of carer to be deliberately the similarities between the brain associated putting them into a animals and humans are CLARENCE Mayor said. ing acceptance of the crisis in the Greater with emotions), then so negative emotional state less likely to dehumanise Doug Chipman has In recognition leadership role local Hobart area underscores should many species be of distress, fear or pain other human “out- retired as president of of Mayor Chipman’s government can, and the need for local gov- able to feel emotions, through the application groups”, such as refugees, the Local Government outstanding contribution must, play in promotion ernment to effectively although possibly in a of outdated and unnec- immigrants and racial Association of Tasmanian to the sector, he was of the social, econom- collaborate with the state slightly different way. essarily cruel training minorities. (LGAT), bringing to a awarded life membership ic, environmental and and federal governments I don’t know a pet techniques. So, looking more at close his two terms in of LGAT. cultural wellbeing of our to ensure the availability owner who doesn’t think Given the wealth what we have in com- this role. With Mayor Chip- communities, I am keen of housing stock. their pet feels emotions. of scientific literature mon with our pets than “It has been an hon- man’s departure from to ensure that as a sector “To achieve this, local New Zealand has exposing the ineffec- what separates us can our to have led the local LGAT, Clarence City we are particularly active government must adopt a passed its Animal tiveness and even harm lead to more compassion government sector in our Council still retains a in the key areas of infra- strategic and coordinated Welfare Amendment Bill in punitive training, we generally. state over the past four strong presence with structure development approach to tackle one in May this year, which can breathe a collective And compassion, years as we addressed Alderman Brendan Blo- and renewal, planning of the root causes of this now recognises animals sigh of relief that no pet without doubt, has got the key issues associated meley being elected to reform and waste issue and that is the rapid as sentient and Canberra owner should need to to be good for all the with Taswater, infra- the General Management management,” Alderman increase in population may follow suit. adhere to advice recom- inhabitants of our shared structure and planning Committee. Blomeley said. that the Greater Hobart The word sentience mending the scruffing of world. reform,” Mayor Chipman “With the grow- “The current housing area is experiencing.”

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SLAM DUNK FOR WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

From left , Paige Amos, Neve Swain and Eleni Roussos at the girls-only basketball camp, held by Basketball Tasmania. YOUNG female basket- their basketball skills with ing and shooting, but a big can get them, the more joined the girls at the camp no matter what level you’re ballers were given the a member of the Hobart component of what we talk successful they’ll be on the to teach them a number of trying to participate in.” opportunity to develop Huskies women’s team. about is listening and team- court and the more they’ll different skills. Nine-year-old Paige their skills when Basketball “The girls-only camp is work – those skills that don’t enjoy it, so they’ll stay in the “A lot of women are Amos, who had been Tasmania’s (BTAS) ‘Macca’s a good opportunity for the just apply to basketball, but game,” he said. being advocates of paving playing basketball for three On Your Team Basketball girls to work on their bas- to life in general.” “We want the girls to the way for young girls to years, said the camp helped Camps’ held a girls-only ketball fundamentals in an Mr Martin said it was leave with a smile on their participate in the sport long- her learn new skills. camp at Elizabeth College in all-inclusive environment,” important to provide young face having had some really term, so it’s nice to see that “It was really fun mid-July. Basketball Tasmania’s south- girls with a pathway into fun experiences, so they kids are willing to learn the because I got to play with As part of a program, ern development offi cer Nic basketball to help them want to come back and do sport,” Ms Greene said. people I know,” she said. which was run in the school Martin said. develop into representative more camps.” “We have to spread “It was great to learn holidays, girls born between “We’re working on our sides. Hobart Huskies wom- women’s sports – we de- from the professional basket- 2008 and 2012 worked on skills such as dribbling, pass- “The more skilled we en’s player Nikki Greene serve to be acknowledged ball players.” LADBROKES BECOMES TASMANIAN RACING INDUSTRY’S MAJOR SPONSOR TASRACING and Spreyton race tracks, as of the new agreement, deal,” he said. “The new partnership partnerships with the simply too good to refuse. the state’s racing clubs well as the Tasmanian with the biggest race days “The partnership also will assist Tasracing and Melbourne Racing Club, “Like Ladbrokes, Tas- have announced a new Summer Thoroughbred across all three codes allows Tasracing to contin- clubs to continue pursu- Moonee Valley Racing racing and its clubs have partnership with global Racing Carnival including taking on Ladbrokes as ue to broaden its promo- ing growth in race day Club and numerous displayed a desire to think wagering powerhouse the Devonport, Hobart naming rights partner. tion of Tasmanian racing attendance, club mem- greyhound clubs in NSW, outside the square and Ladbrokes. and Launceston Cups. Tasracing chief execu- to the national market bership, race horse and Ladbrokes has devel- to innovate and we look From 1 August, Under the new part- tive offi cer Paul Eriksson thanks to Ladbrokes ex- greyhound ownership and oped a proud legacy of forward to partnering Ladbrokes will become nership, the venues will said Tasracing and the tensive customer-base and participation in racing.” supporting the Australian with them on their quest the Tasmanian racing be known as Ladbrokes clubs were excited about marketing investment. Ladbrokes Australia racing industry and its for growth. industry’s exclusive venue Park Elwick, Ladbrokes the new partnership. “Ladbrokes will chief executive offi cer participants,” he said. “We also look and major race day part- Racing Centre Mowbray “Sponsorship revenue undertake signifi cant Jason Scott said his or- “The chance to part- forward to embracing ner for at least the next and Ladbrokes All Weath- and the level of marketing promotion of Tasmanian ganisation was thrilled to ner with greyhounds, har- Tasmanian punters and three years. er Spreyton. support offered to clubs racing to the national announce the landmark ness and thoroughbreds participants ensuring their Ladbrokes will take All thoroughbred, across all codes is set market via its customer deal. for at least the next three home-state product is over naming rights to the harness and greyhound to increase signifi cantly database, advertising and “Through our existing years in the progressive treated with the respect it Elwick, Mowbray and racing clubs will be part thanks to the Ladbrokes promotion. long-term premier Tasmanian market was deserves.” 31

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FAMILY BOUND THROUGH SWIMMING

From left , Olive, Bonnie and Mati lda Smith returned home from the School Sport Australia Swimming Championships with a swag of medals. FAMILY ties run strong (SSA) Swimming Cham- Australia in a number of “I tried my best to This time was also a in the Smith family, with pionships in Melbourne events and categories. motivate the team and new state age record, as Eastern Shore young with a swag of medals. Bonnie and Olive be a good role model for well as a new state open guns Matilda, Bonnie and The sisters competed competed in the 10–12 the younger people.” record. Olive returning from the for Tasmania against age group while Matilda Having trained nine Not to be outdone by School Sport Australia swimmers from across competed in the 15–16 times a week in the lead their older sister, 12-year- age group. up to the competition, old Bonnie and 10-year- Matilda, who raced the hard work paid off old Olive were members Clarence District Cricket Club in the event for the third for 15-year-old Matilda of the 10–12 200 metre Are you a CRICKET LOVER but do not play the game. time, was chosen as as she collected three freestyle handicap relay Then we have opportunities for you to actively co-captain for year 13 medals and set a number that received bronze. participate in the game. and above. of record times. “It means a lot to be Our club is looking for scorers for (mainly) weekend She said one of the Despite getting able to represent Tas- games using a computer based program for which payment will be made - subject to training. highlights of the champi- bronze in the girls mania with my younger HIRING A TENNIS COURT onship was the support 100-metre breaststroke sisters,” Matilda said. JUST GOT EASIER. If you are interested please advise our club by email to and comradery among and silver in the girls “It was the fi rst time [email protected] or contact either Adrian Dusautoy With our new online booking website and gate 0448 452 475 or Tony Marshall 0475 180 845 the team, along with 50-metre breaststroke, it all three of us have been PIN codes, you can say goodbye to keys. holding the Tasmani- was Matilda’s favourite there together, so it was an fl ag at the opening event of the 200-metre very special. Simply visit play.tennis.com.au and book at ceremony. breaststroke that she won “I’m already looking Lindisfarne Memorial Tennis Club “I was very proud gold and set a SSA cham- forward to next year’s Richmond Tennis Club to have been chosen as pionship record time of SSA Championships in Sorell Tennis Club captain,” she said. 2:31.99. Queensland.” 32

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