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A FREE PUBLICATION FOR THE COMMUNITIES OF CLARENCE AND SORELL www.easternshoresun.com.au MARCH 2015

Convicts are back A moment with End of season Page 4 Page 10 Page 26 Clarence Jazz Festival pays homage to local pianist

Jazz scholarship recipients, from left, vocalist Selina Cheers, 2015 festival ambassador Dan Barnett, pianist Finnian Rees and reed player Saxon Hornett. For the full story and additional photos by David Bellamy see page 9. Howrah Men’s Shed turns the sod THE Howrah Men’s Shed The project, to be which will go towards foundation in addition to Shed Association for Community men’s and supportive facility Association reached an built over the next three the shed’s construction, the provision of land. the supply of tools and sheds cater for men from to foster, encourage and important milestone on months, has been made and $27,000 in finan- Assistance has also equipment, and the all walks of life. With a strengthen social interac- 25 February, “turning the possible by a $70,000 cial support from the been provided by St Howrah and Bellerive focus on men’s physical tion between men and sod” in preparation for grant from the Tasmanian Clarence City Council Thomas Church Howrah, Rotary and Hobart Lions health and wellbeing, promote a sense of self building the new shed. Community Fund (TCF), to assist with laying the the Australian Men’s Club. they provide a friendly CONTINUES PAGE 3

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2 March 2015 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Bushfire Ready Neighbourhoods Council News Program comes to Clarence Council Meetings Events

Key issues at the Council meeting of 23 22 March 2015 February 2015 included: CYCLING SOUTH Bellerive Boardwalk • Agreed to accept a tender for various road rehabilitation Contact: Peter Thurling 0438 200 478 works across the City. • Agreed to accept a tender for the installation of the Lower [email protected] River Street Bellerive Stormwater Outfall Pipeline. 22 March 2015 Works – March/April STREETWISE - SKATEBOARD HUB Geilston Bay Skatepark Roads Contact: www.revolutionise.com.au/ • Car park upgrade - Bayfield Street, Rosny Park. Dorans Road sbatassouth/ boat ramp, Sandford. • Gravel Road grading as required. • Kerb and gutter construction - South Arm Road – opposite 29 March 2015 Church Street. RICHMOND VILLAGE FAIR • Pothole repairs - Lindisfarne, Mornington, Rose Bay and Richmond Village Green Warrane. Contact: Tim McCulloch 0408 459 026 • Road and junction reconstruction – Rosny Hill Road/Bligh Street [email protected] intersection. • Road reconstruction – George Street, Dulcot. Mornington Road, Mornington. Bangalee Street, Lauderdale. Clinton Road, 29 March 2015 Geilston Bay. ROUND THE RIVER COMMUNITY • Road re-alignment – Kangaroo Bay Drive. FUN RUN AND WALK • Road surface sealing – Dysart Street, Clifton Beach. Contact: Jarrod: 0409 728 315 Drainage [email protected] • Stormwater drainage construction – Manatta Street, Lauderdale. • Box culvert construction - Bathurst Street, Richmond. Dulcot community members meeting as part of the Bushfire Ready Neighbourhoods Program. Photo credit: Mike Ross. • Drain upgrade – Commercial Road, Richmond. EXHIBITIONS AT THE SCHOOLHOUSE BUSHFIRE preparation TFS community emergency management approximately 7pm. Parks and Reserves GALLERY AND BARN is a year-round activity. development coordinator agencies and communi- All Dulcot and • Fire hazard reduction and prescribed burns in natural Contact Sarah Bishop 6245 8740 Even though this Peter Middleton said that ties,” Mr Middleton said. surrounding residents are areas. • Soft fall mulch replacement. 13 March to 12 April - Back Country: India Flint summer has seen a the community engage- The formation of a encouraged to attend. • Oval upgrade - Former Geilston Bay High School. 19 April to 17 May - Sacrifice and Service at Home - An quieter than normal fire ment activities had seen Dulcot Bushfire Ready For more information • Sports ovals summer to winter changeover. ANZAC Exhibition season to date, this will positive interest and Neighbourhoods Group about the Bushfire Ready change from year to year attendances by commu- will take place on the Neighbourhoods group For more information call 6245 8600 or visit our website at www.ccc.tas.gov.au and we need to recog- nity members. Wednesday 18 March contact Peter McIntosh, nise the real risk of bush- Recently, two at Coal Valley Vineyard, Dulcot resident and fires in the landscape. property assessment 257 Richmond Road. Richmond Volunteer Tasmania is one of field days took place in Light snacks and a Fire Brigade member, on the most bushfire prone Mt Rumney and Dulcot complimentary glass of [email protected] areas in the world and with 100 community wine will be provided. For more information LINDISFARNE the question is not if, members attending. For those interested on being bushfire ready but when a bushfire may The City of Clar- in attending, the meeting visit: www.bushfirerea- SERVICE CENTRE & TYRE POWER occur. ence and the TFS will will commence at 6pm dyneighbourhoods.tas. Clarence City continue to undertake and should finish by gov.au Full driveway service - Log book & warranty Council, in collaboration community engagement servicing - Tyre stockist - Wheel alignments with the Tasmania Fire with these communities Service (TFS) Bushfire and some other high Ready Neighbourhoods risk communities with PAT’S 151 East Derwent Highway SECOND HAND BOOKSHOP program, has been active the aim to build shared Quality books sold and traded. Lindersfarne during the summer of responsibility for bushfire Receive credit towards next purchase when returning 2014/15 working with readiness. previously purchased books. the Clarence communi- “Everyone has a 5% pensioner discount Monday & Tuesday. Cash paid for latest releases*. 6243 5990 ties of Mt Rumney and part to play in bushfire LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED Dulcot. readiness; individuals,

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March 2015 3 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS ‘Tassie’s Cleaning Howrah Men’s Shed turns the sod

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4 March 2015 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS The convicts are back

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March 2015 5 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Tasmania New cookbook a Police now recruiting for healthy eating guide training course developing the original cookbook were simple. EXPRESSIONS of inter- Earlier this month “Everything had to est have officially opened saw the graduation of 17 be easy and quick to pre- for people wishing to recruits, taking full-time pare, be based on ingredi- pursue a career with equivalent police num- ents likely to be found in Tasmania Police. bers to about 1150. any average home pantry, The successful appli- Minister for Police have recipes with just cants will attend recruit and Emergency Man- one or two serves and be training courses this year ager Rene Hidding said tasty and nutritious, es- and in 2016. the recruitment of new pecially for older people The first Tasmania officers would contribute who form the majority of Police recruit course for to the progressive rebuild our clients,” he said. 2015 will commence on and expansion of special- “The latest version Monday 13 April, with ist services such as the has remained true to 20 trainees embarking Serious Organised Crime those original aims. on the intensive 28- Unit, which will include “Most of the recipes week training program a cold case investigative have survived and a at the Police Academy at capability. couple more have been Rokeby. added.” Ms Petrusma said the Liberal Government was committed to supporting Louisa Sahetapy non-government organ- Optometrist - Rosny isations such as Com- munity Based Support, which, as its name sug- gested, provided support to help people remain living independently in the community. “More than 5000 frail older people, people CBS support workers, left, Gwenda Splann and Michelle Winch with the Minister for Human Services, Jacquie Petrusma, after the official launch of the CBS cookbook at the CBS employee conference. living with disability, people with mental illness and their carers receive A COOKBOOK for been officially launched Launched by the ma, who also officially support from Community Do you need clients of Community at the organisation’s con- Minister for Human opened the conference, Based Support in Tasma- Based Support (CBS) has ference for its employees. Services, Jacquie Petrus- the cookbook concept nia each year,” she said. an eye test? was first developed in “The conference for Are things not as clear as they used to be? Advertisement 2008. employees is an excellent We can fix it! Make an appointment at your “A small group of staff Vanessa way to continue to im- local Rosny Eyelines on 6245 0822. and clients aimed to cre- prove and expand upon ate a healthy eating guide the skills and knowledge Eyelines Rosny for staff who prepared 6 Bayfield Street of Community Based food for clients, and 03 6245 0822 Goodwin Support’s 300 staff mem- Liberal Member for Pembroke started with 17 recipes, eyelines.com.au bers.” food safety and hygiene and healthy eating tips,” Please call or visit my office she said. Boxall’s Midway Point if I can be of assistance, or if “The latest version your Choice for Floors has progressed to include there is any issue you would allergy and kilojoules like to discuss. information and has been Locally owned and vetted by dietician, nutri- tionist and author Ngairie operated for 30 years Hobbins. “The end result is a practical cookbook that will be sent to around 700 Community Based

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6 March 2015 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Award dedicated A special singing to family history THE Tasmanian Fami- content,” family history announced and pre- ly History Society Inc. award coordinator Leo- sented at the society’s (TFHS) will be making nie Mickleborough said. annual general meeting opportunity for an award for a book on “A definition of at Swansea on Saturday family history in 2015. ‘significant’ is contained 20 June. The Lilian Watson in the conditions of entry Conditions of entry Family History Award and the competition and entry forms are honours the memory and is open to the general available from the TFHS contributions to genealo- public as well as society Inc. branch libraries or gy and family history of members.” by applying to the family local men Mrs Lilian Watson who Cecily Duggan won history award coordina- died in March 1996. the 2013 award for tor. “The award is for a Pioneers, Ploughman These forms may also book, produced or pub- and pull-shots: a family’s be downloaded at www. lished on paper, dealing experience in Tasmania tasfhs.org. with family or biograph- from 1808. The closing date for ical history and having The winner of the entries is 1 December significant Tasmanian 2014 award will be 2015.

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EASTERN Shore men Rootes said. project there are op- Rehearsals are held are invited to join The “Our organisation portunities to join other every Tuesday evening Singing Shed acapella is secular, non-political singing organisations from 7.15pm to 9.30pm group for its 2015 AN- and all-inclusive, it is a including the Deep South at the Hobart City ZAC Day performance great way to make new Choir.” Church, located at 8 program. friends and try something The Singing Shed Goulburn Street, Hobart. The project will begin different. does not hold auditions For more information on Tuesday 17 March “If The Singing Shed and welcomes anyone to call Trevor on 0488 967

Authorised by Sam McQuestin, 2/24 Murray Street, Hobart 7000 and culminate with per- participants enjoy this join rehearsals. 904. formances on ANZAC day at the Lenah Valley RSL Dawn Service and the Hobart Legacy War Widows Luncheon. Project organiser Trevor Rootes said The Singing Shed comprised a group of volunteers that hosted six-week projects to give men the opportunity to try out singing. “The ANZAC Day project follows a Christ- mas program we did in December that involved To my grandkids, I leave my Morris Minor. six weeks of rehearsals finishing with carol and To the Salvos, I leave hope. festive song performanc- Leave behind a future for people in need by including es at Calvary Hospital a bequest to The Salvation Army in your Will. and the Glenorchy Carols by Candlelight,” he said. To find out more about leaving a bequest or if you’d “As this is the like information to help you prepare your Will, please ANZAC centenary, we call 1800 337 082 or visit salvationarmy.org.au/wills would love to have a chorus of 50 or more men to mark this historic Send to: Bequests Dept, The Salvation Army, occasion.” PO Box 50, New Town, TAS 7008. During the ANZAC Yes, I’m interested in: (Tick one) Day project The Singing Leaving a bequest to The Salvation Army Shed members will learn four songs in four-part Information to assist with preparing a Will harmony. Name “Rather than standing on the sidelines this Address ANZAC Day, we would State P/C Email love for men from the Tel Time to call AM/PM greater Hobart area to be involved with this I have already included The Salvation Army in my Will wonderful project,” Mr 7

March 2015 7 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Rose Bay students get together to target discrimination STUDENTS at Rose at Rose Bay come from Bay High School are many diverse back- being encouraged to be grounds,” he said. supportive of and com- “Sometimes diversity passionate to their fellow can lead to antisocial classmates as part of a behaviour, and school new education program environments can often aimed at preventing experience discrimina- and reducing antisocial tion and cyber-related behaviour. bullying.” Clarence City The Let’s Get To- Council has approved a gether program aims to partnership grant for the address the “root issues” Rose Bay High School of antisocial behaviour Association that is provid- and discrimination and ing $15,000 to the group educate the school com- over the next three years munity on the impor- to help implement the tance of compassion and new program, “Let’s Get tolerance. Together”. The program aims Clarence Mayor to empower students Doug Chipman said the with the knowledge council’s contribution to needed to develop a the program would assist collective agency and a in supporting an inclusive deeper understanding of environment Rose Bay key concepts including High. discrimination, identity, “Human book” Nene Manasseh, at centre, tells her story to “As the largest public stereotypes and conflict. Rose Bay High School students, pictured clockwise from right, high school on the East- The project will also Hugh McKay, Zoe Horgan, Luke Pettit and Jamee Hogno as ern Shore, the students provide opportunities part of the diversity education program conducted by A Fairer World. GEILSTON BAY for students to proac- knowledge students tively engage in personal are set to learn through enquiries into aspects this program aim to BOAT CLUB of society unknown to create a more inclusive them, to allow a deeper and respectful school level of understanding community, encouraging FUNCTION ROOM FOR HIRE - BIRTHDAYS - WEDDINGS - MEETINGS AND MORE and compassion for students to achieve their CLARENCE ALDERMAN others. full potential by providing “Antisocial behaviour them with skills which is not just detrimental they will carry through- Located on the water in beautiful to the individuals being out their lives.” Geilston Bay, complete with gazebo, bullied or the school in The Let’s Get To- which it occurs, but also gether diversity educa- BBQ and beer garden. to society as a whole,” tion program has been Mayor Chipman said. developed by local not- “The skills and for-profit organisation A Counter meals served: Friday 6 - 8pm Fairer World in partner- Wednesday night $10 Special Meal Deal 6.30 - 7.30pm ship with the Office of the Anti-Discrimination Function room available any other night of the week for $100 Training for the future Commissioner. 1300 732 377 Meeting room hire, day or night $25-$50 Bar open: Wednesday 5 - 9pm | Friday 4pm till late | Saturday & Sunday 4 - 6pm SEEN HSR SOMETHING Looking to plan a morning tea, meeting, birthday party or First Aid wedding - you can use our catering or arrange your own! Asbestos courses White card SUSS? Plant machinery (Excavator, Skid Steer...etc) CALL US Non members welcome - For all enquiries and bookings phone Heavy Vehicle High Risk (Forklift, EWP...etc) Karen on 0459 573 293 email [email protected] or visit Security, Cleaning & more! DeBomford Lane, Geilston Bay www.geilstonbayboatclub.com 24 Jackson Street, Glenorchy, 7010 www.onroadoffroad.com.au 0011 Find us in the upcoming entertainment book for your free meal deal

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March 2015 9 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Clarence Jazz Festival pays homage to local pianist

Festival ambassador Dan Barnett hits all the right notes.

Patrons enjoy a dance on the boardwalk.

Crowds soak up the entertainment. Michelle Nicolle Quartet performs at the festival.

FROM FRONT PAGE assistance of the Hobart Young Players Night. who “harked back to the Jazz Club. “The scholarship in swing explosion of the Tasmanian jazz legend, the late Ian Pearce AM. THE work and legacy of “The scholarships piano was provided in 1940s” all the way up the late great jazz pianist provide up to six months memory of Ian Pearce to the latest musicians and Clarence resident of tuition to help develop AM.” who were inspired by the Ian Pearce AM is being improvisation and ensem- The scholarship recip- genre. kept alive through the ble performance skills,” ients for 2015 included “No longer is the fes- WELCOME TO YOUR Clarence Jazz Festival’s he said. vocalist Selina Cheers tival just for the suburbs scholarships for young “This year’s lessons (18), reed player Saxon of Clarence,” he said. NEW WAY OF LIVING musicians. culminated in a work- Hornett (17) and pianist “This year it also Mayor of Clarence shop with the Clarence Finnian Rees (18). visited the communities Alderman Doug Chip- Jazz Festival ambassador Ald Chipman said of Clifton Beach and man said the Clarence and a special perfor- the Clarence Jazz Festival Richmond and will con- Stage City Council provided mance on the Bellerive presented local and tinue to travel around the two now the scholarships, with the Boardwalk as part of the interstate jazz players city in the future.” selling!

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The Heart of Art exhibition held annually at Emmanuel Christian School Rokeby, celebrates the rich creative talent of emerging and professional Tasmanian artists and offers learning opportunities for artists through • Lifestyle village for active • You OWN your home the provision of community art workshops. residents providing a variety of • Pets welcome PASTEL WORKSHOPS WITH LEONI DUFF HEART OF ART EXHIBITION - CALL TO ARTISTS activities on a regular basis This year Emmanuel Heart of Art is proud to present art workshops Artists are invited to express themselves in original works • Cinema, library, with renowned pastel artist Leoni Duff www.art-in-pastel.com i.e. paintings, sculpture, photography, craftworks for • No deferred management fees exhibition and/or sale incorporating the themes of business centre, spa, Workshops will be held on Thursday 28 May at Emmanuel. Cost $40 ‘Love ‘ and ‘Creation’. per 3.5 hour session all materials supplied. For more information on • Homes start from $199,500 swim spa, gym, bus, For more information or an application form contact workshops, session times or to register your place, please email Trisha Lowe on 6224 8300 or email [email protected] bar, games area, ladies [email protected] or phone 6224 8300. Numbers are limited so or go to Facebook-Emmanuel Heart of Art. register early to avoid disappointment. craft shed and more all Heart of Art is proudly supported by on site!

ing in Christ Grow Learning and

1 Chipmans Road Rokeby 6247 8476 www.emmanuel.tas.edu.au Phone 1800 559 037 for more details 10

10 March 2015 Eastern Shore Sun A MOMENT WITH MS KATT’S KUSTOM HOUSE

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March 2015 11 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Leading furniture Building a better community design competition now open

From left, Will Hodgman MP, co-ordinator Keith Ellis, Rokeby Primary School principal Joel Doyle and volunteer Peter Francis.

MEMBERS for Franklin Mr Hodgman said he community version of benefit the local commu- Will Hodgman MP and was very pleased to meet the ‘backyard shed’,” he nity.” Paul Harriss MP called the students and see the said. The Clarence Plains into Clarence Plains great work being done “We want to see Men’s Shed also works Men’s Shed recently at the facility, which runs them continue to grow with the Clarence City while Rokeby Primary options programs for and provide a supportive Council Youth Services School students were local primary and high place where boys and to assist youth within the being given instructions schools. men can get together and Clarence Plains area. on woodwork projects. “Men’s sheds are a work on projects that Promote your not-for-profit organisation for free!

Make sure you are listed in the 2015-2016 City of Clarence Community Directory

Not-for-profit organisations of all kinds are invited to register their contact details to be included in the 2015-16 Directory, which is mailed out to over 23,000 Clarence households. To be included, please contact Janet Reinkowsky on 6245 8611 or [email protected] before Friday, 27 March 2015.

Tasmanian-based furniture designer Laura McCusker features on the judging panel for this year’s Clarence Prize for Excellence in Furniture Design. CLARENCE City Coun- community, the council The Clarence Prize Make sure you are listed in the 2015-2016 cil is welcoming entries has been invited by for Excellence in Furni- for the fifth biennial Clar- the Design Centre in ture Design guest judges City of Clarence Get Going Guide. ence Prize for Excellence Launceston to showcase are Launceston Design in Furniture Design. the works of previous Centre general manag- Open to all Austral- winners in an exhibition er Rye Dunsmuir, past The Get Going Guide is a guide to services and ian furniture designers, that will run throughout winner and acclaimed activities for Clarence Seniors. the prize celebrates March and April. furniture designer Laura Not-for-profit organisations with relevance to accessible and functional The Clarence McCusker and Ray- furniture design and Prize for Excellence in mond Scott, the director Seniors are invited to register their contact details to offers a total prize pool Furniture Design major of Workshopped - an be included in the Guide. of $23,000. award winner will receive exhibitor, manufacturer To be included, please contact Janet Reinkowsky Entries close on $20,000 to acquire their and retailer of Austral- Friday 17 April, with win- work into the City of ian and New Zealand on 6245 8611 or [email protected] ners announced at the Clarence Art Collection. design products based in before Friday, 27 March 2015. exhibition which opens Two smaller $1,500 Sydney. on Thursday 13 August. non-acquisitive prizes will Other past winners Due to the increasing be awarded for a highly include local artists If you are already listed in these Guides, there is no profile of the competi- commended work and to Sally Brown and Simon tion within the design an emerging artist. Ancher. need to re-register. 12

12 March 2015 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Local baker doesn’t loaf around

LOCAL resident and the team,” Mr Hopwood Delight, Mr Hopwood Baking Association of said. said he jumped at the Australia award winner Starting his day at opportunity (at the ripe Grant Hopwood prides 4.30am, Mr Hopwood age of 16) and had himself on being the best said the early starts didn’t never looked back, even baker for the people of faze him. starring in some of the Lindisfarne. “It’s a great feeling to Baker’s Delight TV com- A skilled shaper of be up and baking when mercials. dough, Mr Hopwood everyone else is still “It’s been great being works at Bakers Delight asleep,” he said. a member of the Lindis- in Lindisfarne and is “The bakery is buzz- farne community for the known for his brilliance ing early in the morning past 10 years and we in baking artisan breads, while we bake well over want to offer old-fash- which hold a crunchy 150 products each day. ioned service with a crust and an aromatic “We start with a bak- smile, as well as the best taste. ery full of ingredients and bread in town,” he said. Mr Hopwood and his empty bread racks and Mr Hopwood and team recently received end with a bakery full of the team at Bakers De- recognition from the freshly baked bread. light Lindisfarne welcome Baking Association of “It’s a pretty satisfying everyone to visit the Australia, taking out first feeling, especially when bakery. place in four separate you see the care we put “We’ll be baking fresh baking categories, all of into each individual loaf.” artisan loaves, as well which were for artisan No stranger to the art as all our other goodies loaves. of baking, Mr Hopwood every day,” Mr Hopwood “We’re pretty confi- always loved baking at said. dent we have the best home as a child and nev- “Pop in to try a bread on offer for the er let go his passion. sample and taste the dif- locals, but to have it rec- When a baking ference of freshly baked ognised with a national apprenticeship was bread.” award is a real boost for made available at Baker’s

City of Clarence The Parkside Foundation Draft Natone Hill and Geilston Bay Coastal Reserve Provides support for older people and their carers in Activity Plan 2015-19 Southern Tasmania Members of the public are invited to view and comment • Respite for dementia carers • Respite for employed carers: - on the draft Natone Hill-Geilston Bay Coastal Reserve supporting your position in the Can one of our services help you? workforce Activity Plan 2015-2019. CONTACT US TODAY! • Home care packages for Phone 03 6243 6044 independent seniors Email [email protected] Please read the report and provide feedback by; • Weekend day centres • Completing the feedback form on the Clarence City Council website, www.parksidefoundation.org.au www.ccc.tas.gov.au/consultation or • Send your feedback form by mail to General Manager, Clarence City Council, PO Box 96, Rosny Park, Tas, 7018; or DEPARTMENT of STATE GROWTH • In the foyer of the Council Offices 38 Bligh Street, Rosny Park, view the Tasman/East Derwent Highway Activity Plan, completing the feedback form and drop it in the box provided. Interchange Improvements Community Information Consultation for the draft Natone Hill-Geilston Bay Works on the Tasman/East Derwent Highway Interchange Improvements project are Coastal Reserve Activity Plan scheduled to start in March 2015 with the project planned to be completed by April 2016. 2015-2019 closes Wednesday 22 VEC Civil Engineering will construct the project which will improve the safety for traffic April 2015 at 5pm. merging from the East Derwent Highway onto Rosny Hill Road and the Tasman Highway. Short delays will occur during construction with some night works required at times to avoid substantial delays. Please drive safely in the area and obey any traffic signs. For further information, please Heritage and environment values have been carefully considered during the planning phase. contact; Further information about the project can be found at: Project Consultant Corinna Woolford www.transport.tas.gov.au/road/projects/tasman-east-derwent-highway-interchange-improvements on 0427902970, or email [email protected], or Phil Watson on 62458619 email [email protected] 13

March 2015 13 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Australia welcomes new Citroen C4 Picasso

By Motors Citroen accelerate to 100km/h Hobart in 9.3 seconds, yet consumes just 5.6 litres CITROEN has intro- of petrol per 100 kilo- duced the award-win- metres. ning five-seat C4 Picasso The 1.6-litre engine model to the Australian has also been the recip- market. ient of the prestigious The C4 Picasso is 2014 Engine of the Year more akin to a hatch award in its class. than people mover Inside, the C4 thanks to its unique ver- Picasso offers a light, sion of PSA’s lightweight roomy and airy cabin EMP2 platform. environment punctuated The all-new model by dual TFT (Thin-Film brings with it a num- Transfer) screens – the ber of “segment first” upper offering a 12-inch, features and technology high-definition, pano- including the first vehicle ramic display, while the to feature a 360 degree - lower touch-sensitive bird’s eye view monitor, seven inch screen offers park assist (self-park), a control of all on-board segment best six-year and vehicle functions. unlimited kilometre war- Citroen Australia ranty (with capped price general manager John servicing and roadside Startari has said that the assist) and the largest C4 Picasso would offer boot in the segment at consumers an attractive, 537 litres. feature-packed and The five-seat C4 practical solution to their Picasso features a turbo- family motoring needs. charged 1.6-litre petrol The C4 Picasso four-cylinder engine arrives at a time when paired to an all-new six this segment is growing, The new Citroen C4 Picasso available at Motors Citroen Hobart. speed automatic trans- but it is a very strong mission. proposition in terms of everything the family wagon. vehicle that is great to Citroen’s six year war- now available at Motors Developing 121kW vehicle features, warran- will need as standard It will appeal to a look at and easy to live ranty, roadside assist and Citroen, located at 204 and 240Nm, the ty, service and support. equipment. wide variety of buyers with. capped price servicing Collins Street Hobart. EURO6 emissions-cer- The C4 Picasso has Picasso is neither looking for a modern, The Citroen C4 program. For more informa- tified C4 Picasso can been specified to offer an SUV, nor an MPV or flexible and innovative Picasso will launch with The C4 Picasso is tion call 62 307 333. 14

14 March 2015 Eastern Shore Sun KID’S CORNER SPACE COLOURING COMPETITION! Simply colour in the astronaut and space shuttle and return to the Eastlands Customer Service Desk with your contact details by April 30th for your chance to win a $50 gift card! *Terms and conditions apply. Winner drawn May 7th, 2015 15

March 2015 15 Eastern Shore Sun Eastlands Feature Eastlands celebrates retailer excellence EASTLANDS Shopping combined with positive aimed at encouraging Woolworths Williams the Shoeman • Honourable Katies, Magic Hand Car Centre recently held customer feedback and retailers to deliver on Mentions: City Chic, Wash, Muffin Break, • Retailer of the Year • Retailer of the Year its annual Retailer in-centre performance. this as well as recognise Priceline Pharmacy, Prouds the Jewellers, for Sales Performance for Innovation: T Life Excellence Awards Eastlands Area those who go above and Rebel Sport, Your The Reject Shop, (Specialty Stores): evening. Centre Manager Craig beyond,” he said. • Honourable Habitat Specsavers, Sussans Donut King. The awards night is a Connell said it was Mentions: Boost Juice, • Retailer of the Year Eastlands congratulates celebration of the retailer extremely important Winners of the Retailer • Retailer of the Year EB Games, Muffin for Use of Centre all Retailer Excellence excellence program that both the Centre Excellence Awards are for Customer Service: Break Opportunities: Noni B winners and thanks all which runs in-centre and retailers strived to listed below: SANITY • Retailer of the Year retailers for their hard throughout the year. provide a high level of • Honourable • Honourable for Store Presentation: work over the past 12 Final winners are service to customers • Retailer of the Year Mentions: Donut Mentions: Black Cat Dusk months. selected from all the visiting Eastlands. for Sales Performance King, Glow Cosmetics, Café, The Coffee Club, monthly winners, “This program is (Major/Mini Major):

Donut King’s Debbie and Barb with Eastlands Area Centre Manager Craig Dusk’s Liz and Kristy with Eastlands Area Centre Manager Craig Connell. Noni B’s Sandra with Eastlands Area Centre Manager Craig Connell. Connell.

SANITY’s Kristi and Lucy with Eastlands Area Centre Manager Craig Connell. T LIFE’s Andrew and Madi. Woolworths’ Esther and Michelle with Eastlands Area Centre Manager Craig Connell.

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16 March 2015 Eastern Shore Sun

Lucky to be on the Is a medical condition holding you back? views to adjust any med- ications and determine Eastern Shore “your plan of attack”. personal pleasure. brand-new estate about to move, oodles of room Other reasons why I have a passion for a 50-minute drive out of for the kids to play, the you might not be able old houses and all things Brisbane (when the traffic dog to run and the veg- to lose weight include second-hand, retro, was good). gies to grow. blowing out calories, not vintage and antique, and The average land And if you move a burning enough calories, my first million-dollar size for a suburban block little further out, you can social eating, self-sabotage, property sale was an orig- in this subdivision was have five acres to live out By Hobart Fitness Train- What to do about hormonal fatigue, medical inal Georgian sandstone 450 square metres and your dream life. ing’s Annalee Brumby medical matters: matters and genetics. farmhouse built in 1830. Brisbane has bigger block If you are really lucky and Dan Toohey* • If despite your best As you read these, To say that showcas- sizes than the average you may even own a efforts, your weight is consider which apply to ing this amazing property Australian capital city. beautiful old home full WHEN you are eating still unhealthy, talk to you. Then apply a new was a dream come true So a year into my life of character that you can well, exercising right, your doctor about your strategy to change, or seek By Cindy Johns* is something of an under- in Hobart and I am still furnish with antiques sleeping okay and stress is frustrations and that you the help of an expert and statement. astounded by the 700 that you have found managed but excess body would like to check if someone to help keep HELLO Eastern Shorers We are exceptionally to 1000 square metre at your local op-shop - weight will not budge any medical problems you accountable. and welcome to the lucky with the amount blocks that are common there really is no need to it is time to investigate could be the issue. Some reasons for March edition of Living of historic old homes here. spend a small fortune in whether a medical issue is plateauing will be more the Good Life. • If your blood sugars are we have around us and The streets in our ridiculously over-priced holding you back. challenging than others, I trust you are all well high, make a renewed I love that we care for new subdivisions are also antique shops. Hormones are the but no barrier will hold and have made the most commitment to eating them so lovingly and wide enough for two cars Add to that the fact first thing to check as high you back from feeling fit, of the short, but sweet, fresh, healthy food and don’t allow them to go to drive down and wide that you have to work blood insulin levels can strong and in your best summer we have had. moving more, which will to “rack and ruin”. Our enough for buses and really hard to not get a trigger your body to store shape if you are deter- I need to apologise help to reduce insulin healthy respect for our emergency vehicles to breathtaking view on more body fat. mined enough. for missing last month’s levels. history is admirable. easily traverse. the Eastern Shore, and I An underactive thy- For more information edition, they say that • If you discover you have While we are on You may find this think we can safely say roid means your metabol- visit www.hobartfit- “January is for dream- an underactive thyroid, the subject of houses hard to believe, but there that as far as property ic rate may be lower than nesstraining.com.au or call ing and February is for medication may normal- and real estate, I get to are many subdivisions goes, our real estate ticks normal and sex hormone Annalee on 0414 600 doing” and that certainly ise this and results will visit a lot of new and in Brisbane that cannot all the right boxes. imbalances can pose a 499. rang true for me with follow. old suburbs in my work accommodate buses or So until next month, barrier too. February being an ex- • Ask your doctor to as a property consultant fire trucks without com- remember that you are You should also con- *Annalee Brumby and tremely busy month. inform you if any med- with Petrusma and I am pletely blocking access to indeed living the good sider any medications you Dan Toohey are personal I sold my very first ications you are taking always surprised by the all other vehicles. life. are taking as some drugs trainers with a combined million-dollar property in have appetite changes or quality of our new estates Part of what makes can make it harder to lose 13 years’ experience in February with Petrusma *Cindy Johns lives in weight gain as potential and subdivisions. life wonderful here on weight by increasing appe- the health and fitness Property, which was a Tranmere with her hus- side effects. Before moving the Eastern Shore is that tite, slowing metabolism industry in Victoria and very definite career high- band, Cam and puppy, • Continue to visit your to Hobart I lived in a we have plenty of room or having other effects. Tasmania. light, but also a very real Sabre. doctor for regular re-

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New doctors at The Lindisfarne Clinic Artist development fellowships open for applications

OUTSTANDING opportunities to develop regional artists and art their arts practice on a workers on Hobart’s professional level,” Sena- Eastern Shore have the tor Brandis said. chance to apply for up “These fellowships to $30,000 to develop will provide artists and professional skills and arts workers with new gain experience in the and valuable experiences national and internation- that not only support al arts landscape. their career but also de- Liberal Senator for liver long-term benefits Tasmania David Bushby to the cultural life of said it was a tremendous their communities.” opportunity for regional The five fellowships artists to work alongside include the international experienced artists in creative development other regions, cities or fellowship ($30,000), even overseas. the indigenous creative “I encourage local development fellowship artists and arts workers ($20,000), the young art- to consider applying,” ist creative development he said. fellowship ($15,000), The Minister for the the institutional fellow- Arts, Senator George ship ($30,000) and the Brandis, last year indigenous institutional announced funding fellowship ($30,000). for five regional artist Regional artist devel- development fellowships opment fellowships are to support professional administered by Region- regional artists and pro- al Arts Australia. New doctors at The Lindisfarne Clinic, from left, Dr Boris Tan, Dr Anna McKinlay, Dr Hannah Kelly, Dr Yee Yoon Ng, Dr Tristan Johnson, Dr Tom Roach and Dr Ben Kostyrka. Photo credit: Samuel Shelley. mote a vibrant, creative For more informa- life in Australia’s regions. tion visit www.regional- By Dr Robert Walker the past year to com- time general practition- to meet the community’s and pathology collection “Artists in our arts.com.au. mence careers in general ers (GPs) is around 53 need for timely, quality along with a visiting urol- regions encounter ad- Applications close NINE young, enthu- practice. years. GP service including ogist, neurologist and a ditional barriers to city- at midnight on Friday 17 siastic and committed This move is against With the new GPs aged and palliative care dental prosthetist. based artists in accessing April 2015. doctors have joined The the national trend where onboard, the clinic is at the Queen Victoria A comprehensive Lindisfarne Clinic over the average age of full- now in a better position and Freemasons’ Homes. health service for Rosny Recently, the clinic College students is also moved into a new, spe- available. GPs and nurs- Bellerive Denture cially designed building, es attend the campus which won the HIA twice- weekly, providing Care Clinic Commercial Building a readily accessible, free Award with its low ener- youth health service. gy footprint and natural The clinic is ALL DENTURE AND lighting. open 8am to 5.30pm MOUTH GUARD NEEDS However, the relo- weekdays and also on cation created a large Saturday mornings. increase in demand for The Lindisfarne Stephen & GP services - a need Clinic is located at 30 that has been difficult to Lincoln Street, Lindis- Peter Hassett meet. farne. As a result of the For more informa- 9 Clarence St Bellerive new doctors coming to tion and appointments the clinic, reception staff call 6243 4785. 6244 6564 are now in a position to accept new patients and offer same-day appoint- ments. 0417 361 050 Despite the clinic’s modern new design, fur- nishings and equipment, the traditional value of each patient having their own GP has been preserved, with ongoing, continuing care remain- ing a priority. The Lindisfarne Clinic is now the professional home for a diverse team of general practitioners, nurses, medical specialists and allied health profession- als. Co-located services Call for a FREE chat to see if we can help comprise speech pathol- ogy, lactation and sleep Hobart Bellerive consultancy, physiother- backinbalance.com.au apy, psychology, diabetic Auto accidents, workers comp. and DVA bulk billed education, optometry 18

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your Community Calendar for details. Monday - excluding public ational Centre, 11 Howrah in Lindisfarne Bay for six LIST YOUR EVENT - FREE FOR 2015 holidays. $3 per session, Road, Howrah. Phone Lyn to 12-year-olds. Tuesday, All entries for the 2015 community calendar must be Facial Pain Support Group includes morning tea. 0407 809 112. Wednesday and Thursday submitted to [email protected] Trigeminal neuralgia and Activities include embroidery 3.45-5pm. Free introductory This is a free community service. other facial pain sufferers (all facets), card making, Howrah Combined Probus class. Call 0400 844 179 meet regularly for informa- crochet, quilting, jewellery Club - evenings. Also Beginner Please keep contributions 40 words or less. tion and support. Phone making and Victorian boxes. Meets at 10 am on the first adult drawing classes also Helen 6245 0429 or Ros Phone Margaret Rust on Tuesday of each month available. B4 at Bellerive Primary Chat ‘n’ Eat Batt on 6244 6276 or Mavis 6234 7989. 6244 2690. at the Sunshine Centre, School Senior singles or couples Gregor on 6247 8696. Howrah Road, Howrah, Kids Music Classes Families with children from meet for midday meal on Flagstaff Gully Landcare Heartmoves followed by morning tea and Small, age-appropriate birth to age five are warmly fourth Thursday of the Coal River Valley Sus- Group Gentle exercise for older normally a guest speaker. classes focusing on all invited to become part of month. Bookings essential by tainable Living Group - For information about the people and those with Day’s outing or luncheon on aspects of early childhood our early learning program the Monday before the meal. Richmond Flagstaff Gully Landcare chronic but stable health third Tuesday. New mem- development through music. at Bellerive Primary School. Phone Dawn 6247 9011. Meets at Centacare meeting Group please contact Peter conditions. Wednesdays bers both male and female Fantastic program with Our program offers both room in Torrens Street, McGlone on 0406 380 545 9am at Warrane Neighbour- welcome. Phone Laurie excellent learning outcomes. indoor and outdoor play, mu- Christian Meditation Richmond. Second Wednes- or business phone 6234 hood Centre, Wednesdays Stevens on 62476085 or $10 per class. Phone 0448 sic and fun gym sessions. Group day of the month at 7pm. 3552. 3.3.pm at Sandford hall, Judy Paynter on 62333675. 820 367, email pocomu- Phone 6244 1200. Meets at Rosny LINC every Phone Penny Wadsley on Fridays 4pm at Clarence [email protected] or Friday 11am-12pm. Uses 6260 2950, email pmwads- Flaming Star Line Dance Lifestyle Village. Contact Howrah Recreation Centre [email protected] Bellerive Community Arts simple mantra as a way [email protected] or find Classes Jenny on 0417 489 145. Activities available are Centre to enter your own centre, us on Facebook. Held at Masonic Lodge, bowls, tennis, girl guides, Launching into Learning Join weekly arts and crafts remaining still, silent and King Street, Bellerive. Hobart Model Aero Club playgroup, yoga, karate, Lauderdale Primary School sessions held Tuesdays to attentive. Both experienced Creative Yoga Monday morning 9.30- Radio control planes at bingo, etc. Available for hire offers the following pro- Fridays or special week- meditators and beginners Freeing, flowing, strength- 11.30am, Tuesday evening Kelly Field on the Richmond/ with or without bar facilities. grams for birth to four-year- end workshops. Annual welcome. Contact Maureen ening, balancing. Promotes 6-7pm for beginners, 7-9pm Campania Road, on the All enquiries please call olds: Terrific Tots Thursday, membership $30. Email 6247 2040. ease and comfort of move- for advanced. Classes $9. right-hand side, 2km from 6247 7711 or drop into 11 9-11am and Fabulous [email protected] ment. Howrah - Monday Phone Debbie on 6248 9878 Richmond. Most flying takes Howrah Road, Howrah. Fours (children turning for information or phone Clarence Community 1.30pm and Thursday or 0403 230 191. place Saturday and Sunday four in 2014), Wednesday 6245 8742. Located at 17 Knitting Group 5.30pm. A few casual places mornings, weather permit- Howrah Yoga Flow Class 9.15-10.45am and Thursday Cambridge Road, Bellerive. Knit and crochet for friends, available at $15 each. Nine Food Garden Group ting, between 9am-1pm. Moving with the breath, 1-2.30pm. For more infor- families and charities and weeks at $130. Book early. We love to grow what we Visitors welcome. strengthening core, length- mation phone 6248 6270. Bellerive CWA Branch get involved in community Phone Fern Vella 0438 234 eat and share our skills, ening spine, relaxation Meets first Monday every projects. Venue - Clarence 962. surplus produce, seeds, Hobart Outrigger Canoe and mindfulness. Howrah Lauderdale Language month at St Mark’s, Integrated Care Centre, seedlings and plants at our Club (HOCC) Recreational Centre, Tues- School Corner Clarence and Scott Bayfield Street, Rosny. Derwent Storms Dragon informal monthly garden vis- We paddle from the Mon- day 5.30 pm. Beginners Classes now being offered Streets, Bellerive. 11.30am Wednesdays 10am-12noon. Boat Club its. Membership is free. We trose Yacht Club and also welcome. Phone Jackie in Japanese and German handcraft (bring own lunch Phone Sue 6282 0328. For recreational and/or com- welcome both experts and have additional paddling 6265 7716. Email jackiegra- on Monday and Thursday afterwards). 1.30pm branch petition paddlers, males/fe- novices. Email foodgarden- locations at Lindisfarne [email protected]. evenings in Lauderdale meeting. Contact Kath Clarence Ladies’ Probus males aged from 12 with no [email protected] and Dodges Ferry. Meet on School Sports Centre. $20 Chipman on 6248 9007 Club upper age limit. Experience Tuesday and Thursday at Jazzercise Lindisfarne and per week for a 90-minute or email kath.chipman5@ Meets on the third Monday not necessary. Come and Free computer training 6pm and Sundays at 9am. Cambridge class. Textbook will also bigpond.com of each month at the Bel- try sessions Saturday morn- Use you own laptop or use For ages nine and up. Call Ten classes across two need to be purchased. lerive Yacht Club at 10am. ings, first session free, then an online centre computer. Scott on 0417 526 579 or locations each week with Classes to suit beginner to Bellerive Historical New members welcome. $30 for three sessions. Meet Phone 6260 1065 or drop visit www.hobart.outriggers. six certified instructors. intermediate level students. Society Phone Elaine on 6247 2291. at Motor Yacht Club of Tas- into the Richmond Online com.au Lindisfarne Activities Centre: Email Daphne at dtoombs@ 17 Cambridge Road, mania, Lindisfarne at 8am. Centre at 54 Bridge Street, Mon 6.30 –7.30pm. CWA gmail.com Bellerive provides speakers, Clarence Lions Club Paddle from 8.30-9.30am. Richmond (Old Court Hornby Railway Collectors Hall Lindisfarne: Sun 6.15- discussions, resources and First and third Wednesday Email derwentstorms@ House). Email Richmond@ Association of Australia 7.15pm. Cambridge Hall: Lauderdale Yoga outings related to local and of the month, Clarence gmail.com tco.asn.au An amateur organisation Mon/Fri 9am–10am, Tues/ RDR yoga classes held Tasmanian history. Meetings Lions meet at the Howrah devoted to the preserva- Thu 6.30-7.30pm. Phone Monday nights at the Laud- 7.30pm on first Wednesday Recreation Centre, Howrah Dodges Ferry Senior Geilston Bay Tennis Club tion and running of old Susan 0488 707056. erdale Primary School gym of month at the Bellerive Road, Howrah at 6.30pm. Citizens Indoor Bowls Social tennis for adults commercial model railways (green room). $10 per class, Community Arts Centre. Contact Stephen on 0402 Have fun with fellow senior catering for all standards with a special interest in Just walk it beginners welcome. Phone Phone John on 6244 2925. 483 355 for details. citizens every Thursday every Monday, Tuesday, Hornby trains and Meccano If you are 55 and over and Kelliann Brown on 0409 12.45-4pm at the Dodg- Friday and Sunday from products. Meetings held enjoy walking, join our 042 338 or visit https//www. Bellerive Youth Groups Clarence Plains Communi- es Ferry Recreational 10am-12pm. Cost $3 juniors monthly. Contact Barry Dent friendly walking group. Free facebook.com/RDRyoga for Come along to Scotty’s and ty Health Centre Community Centre next to (during school terms) on on 0417 142 380. of charge. Phone Joyce on class times. Crosswired every Friday If you would like to meet the Dodges Ferry Primary Fridays 4pm (competition) 0408 487 218. during school term. Scotty’s new people and make new School, Old Forcett Road. and social tennis/coaching Howrah Auxiliary of the Leadlight classes is for grades three to six and friends try our Walking Phone Jan Patmore 6265 on Sat and Sun. Phone Tony Royal Hobart Hospital Justice of the Peace Learn the art of leadlight runs from 4-5.30pm. Cross- Group. Mondays 9.30am 8208. on 0404 128 323 or Georgie Meetings held on the first Eastern Shore residents through the construction of wired is for grades seven or Knitting Group Mondays on 6243 5886. Wednesday of month at who may be requiring doc- a small leadlight panel. All to 12 and runs from 7-9pm. 10.30am. Phone 62146035 Eastern Shore Bridge Club Howrah Sunshine Recre- umentation to be witnessed tools supplied. Advance at Held at St Mark’s Bellerive or call into the centre at 4 Meets at the Howrah Rec- Gentle Squash for Seniors ation Centre, 11 Howrah or signed by a Justice of the your own pace to work on (corner Clarence and Scott Hart Place, Rokeby. reation Centre, 11 Howrah Fun and aerobic fitness Road at 1.30pm. New Peace, the Tasmanian Soci- your own project. Beginners streets). Road, Howrah, Tuesday program for over 50s, members welcome. Phone ety of Justices of the Peace and advanced welcome. Clarence Plains Historical events at 7pm. Phone 6244 designed to improve hand- 6248 9808 or 6263 2295. Inc in conjunction with $10 per hour. Wednesdays Beltana Bowls Club Society Inc 1493 (leave a message). eye coordination. If you Service Tasmania at Rosny 9.30am-12.30pm and Barefoot bowls every Tues- Meets every second Thurs- can walk, you can play. Howrah Joey Scouts Park has a JP voluntarily 5-8pm. Phone Ruth on 6248 day evening during daylight day of most months at 7.40 Eastern Shore Needlework Every Friday1.30-3pm at For boys and girls aged six available between 9.30am 6084 or 0438 477 102 or savings time 5.30pm for pm at St. Matthew’s Centre, Group Eastside Squash, 69 Cam- to eight. We enjoy games, and 4pm each Tuesday in email morleyleadlights@ 6pm start. Entry includes King Street, Rokeby. Discov- Meets at Howrah Recreation bridge Road, Bellerive. All craft, sleepovers, outings, the office just inside to the bigpond.com sausage sizzle and prizes er the history and heritage Centre, 11 Howrah Road, equipment is provided. First making new friends and left of Service Tasmania on the night. Located in of this very early settlement Howrah. Wednesdays lesson is free. $5 thereafter. having lots of fun. We meet shop, Bligh St, Rosny Park. Lewisham Foreshore Man- Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne. - guest speakers, discus- 12.30pm-3.30pm. $10 annu- Phone John on 6244 6539. on Thursday evenings agement Association Inc. Phone 6243 8706 or email sions, and supper. Contact ally and $3.50 per session. during school terms from Kangatraining postnatal Save the Lewisham Fore- [email protected] Wendy on 6247 6925. Covers room rental, morning Gordons Hill Landcare 6pm-7pm at the Tranmere exercise classes shore. Concerned locals and afternoon teas. Phone Group Hall. Phone Fiona Roberts Specifcally designed for have formed an association. Boule / Petanque Clarence Walkies Talkies Margaret 6247 1648 or Meets on the third Sunday on 0418 996 194. you and your baby. Mums We are committed to remov- We play on the grass slopes Walking Group Annette 6243 7236. of each month, 9am- get a full body dance-based ing spikes from the beach, at the rear of the Howrah Leaves Medical Centre, 12.30pm at Marril Street Howrah Playgroup (Sun- workout while wearing baby. cleaning up the asbestos, Sunshine Recreation Bayfield Street, Rosny. Eastside Activity Centre for working bee activities. shine Centre) Come and meet other mums getting an effective seawall Centre, 11 Howrah Road, Starts 9.30am Monday and Kinder gym walkers to five Phone Michael Baker on Offers a fun, safe environ- and have some fun while erected and providing a safe all year on Thursdays from Wednesday. Council bus years - Monday to Friday, 0447 335 870. ment for families with chil- getting fit. Phone 0412 345 stairwell and walk way. We 1.30pm. Games finish once a month (cost $6). trampoline classes four dren up to the age of five. 777 or visit www.pregnan- need your support, please between 3 and 3.30pm. Local walk Wednesday and years and up - Monday to Hands On Monday and Tuesday 10am- cyexerciseandbeyond.com join our association. Contact No experience or uniforms MTT bus to other walks, Friday, tumbling beginners Meets at Lindisfarne Activ- 12pm, Wednesday and Valerie Reid on 0418 required and no age limit. Mondays. All welcome to to advanced - Monday to ities Centre (37a Lincoln Friday 9.30am-11.30am. $4 Kids Art Classes 124804. Phone 6288 8306. come and try. Contact Dot Thursday. Call 6247 7399 Street, Lindisfarne), every per family. Howrah Recre- After-school art classes 21

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your Community Calendar Lincoln Singers Lindisfarne Tai Chi 0409 047 243, email bmhut- of all ages to play bowls in on 6247 9027. phonographs and recording Bellerive Post Office at 19 Rehearsals in Lindisfarne Gentle exercise and [email protected] or find us the upcoming season. Great equipment etc. Entry by gold Cambridge Road, Bellerive Citizens Activities Centre meditation for physical on Facebook - Beachside health and social benefits. Siddha Yoga Chanting and coin donation. is open Tuesdays 12.30- with concerts around flexibility and peace of mind. Pilates. Beginners welcome with Meditation Group Sandford 3.30pm, Wednesdays 9.30- Tasmania. Phone Margot Lindisfarne Activities Centre, coaching available. Phone Free program held on first South Arm Community 12.30pm and Saturdays Lampkin on 6244 5344. Lincoln Street, Mondays Pilates Group Floor Classes 6244 1642 or email rosny- Friday of every month from Market and Car Boot 1.30-4.30pm. For more 1pm and Wednesdays at Getting to know your body [email protected] 7.30-9.30pm. All welcome. Sale Held on the first information visit our website Lindisfarne Activities Cen- 12.30pm with Sau Chan through pilates moves, Phone Chandra on 6248 Sunday of the month from at http://www.hobart.tasfhs. tre - Social Indoor Bowls Yong. Phone 0408 250 666 breath, stretching and Rosny Park National 8247 for more details. 9am-1pm at the South Arm org or phone 6244 4527. Wednesdays 1pm. For or 6243 5810. relaxation. Beginners Seniors Community Centre. There further details phone 6243 welcome. Monday 10am Monthly meeting first Sing Australia Sorell are many stalls to see, Tasmanian Horse Rescue 6029 or 6243 8184. Lindisfarne Yoga and 5pm, Wednesday 6pm. Tuesday each month at 6pm Come along for some so come and have a look & Rehabilitation Organi- Wed 10.30-11.30am. Fully equipped studio for with dinner break at 7.15pm fun singing (voice qual- to see what you can find. sation Lindisfarne Community Lindisfarne Citizens Centre, private or small group studio followed by a guest speaker. ity doesn’t matter), no Phone Pam on 6248 9852. Monthly meetings held at Library Lincoln Street. Gentle sessions by arrangement. New members welcome. auditions. Every Wednes- our clubrooms at Sandford Based at Lindisfarne stretching and breathing Phone Julie on 0402 Enquiries Patricia 6243 day night from 7-9pm at Southern Beaches Land/ commencing 7.30pm usually Activities Centre, 37a exercises and the yoga 827651 or email pilates@ 7899. Midway Point Hall, 31 Coastcare Inc. on the first Monday evening Lincoln Street. Open bidra style of relaxation. pilatesj.com.au Raynors Road, Midway Meetings first Friday every of the month. Phone weekdays 10am-2pm and Beginners welcome. Phone Rosny Park Tennis Club Point. Phone Robyn 6260 month, working bees third Christine on 0457 147 428 Sat mornings 10am-12noon. Kathleen 6244 8092. Pittwater Art Group Welcomed new members 1038/0419576127 or John Saturday. Primrose Sands or Jess on 0400 462 415 for Subscription $7 per annum, Runs every Tuesday 10am- for social, pennant or com- 6269 2952. working bees first Satur- further details. borrowing of books is free. Line Dancing 12pm/1pm for nine weeks at petitive tennis at newly-re- day each month. Clean Large print, fiction and Lindisfarne Community the Supper Room Memorial vamped clubhouse. Register Sit and Be Fit Chair Exer- up groups third Sunday. Tranmere Clarence Plains non-fiction books available. Activities Centre, Lincoln Hall, Cole Street, Sorell. your interest by emailing cise Class Contact Glenn 62658682 or Land & Coast Care Phone Diane on 6244 3439. Street, Lindisfarne. Join us Phone Gail 6265 8775. rosnyparktennisclub@ Mondays at 10am at the Gwen 62658335 Help enhance and preserve for an enjoyable and social gmail.com or simply turn up. Clarence and Senior or southernbeachesland- natural values in the Tran- Lindisfarne Garden Club Inc way to keep fit, with easy to Richmond Valley Riding Enquiries phone Tony Blom Citizens Club, 17 Alma [email protected] mere, Rokeby and Claren- Meets fourth Tuesday each follow, helpful instruction. No School on 0404 128 323 or email Street, Bellerive. This fun don Vale area. Activities at month at the CWA Hall, experience necessary and Offers children’s Ride Pat & Marty Nidorfer at martin- class is suitable for seniors Southern Districts Con- various sites on Thursdays Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne all welcome. Every Tuesday Play activities or lessons in [email protected] of all fitness levels. $8 per cert Band and last Sunday of every at 2pm. Annual flower show 11am-12.30pm. Phone riding and horse manage- session, includes a cuppa A community concert band month. Email tacplaci@ to be held at the Lindisfarne Gaye 0458 133 124. ment for new, nervous, Rotary Club of Bellerive afterwards. Phone Vicki on inviting new members to join gmail.com or phone 0435 Community Activity Centre, experienced, young or just Meets every Tuesday at the 0419 155 578. us each Thursday night from 325 171. 37a Lincoln Street, Lindis- Little Learners “young hearted”. Phone Bellerive Yacht Club 6pm for 7.30-9.30pm at 550 East farne on Sat 21 March from Free early years learning 6260 2672 or 0418 602 672 6.30pm start. Phone 0407 Sonar Community Choir Derwent Highway, Risdon. U3A Clarence 1.15-4.30pm. Non-members program for up to five-year- or visit www.richmondvalley- 495 771. New members are welcome No audition, any level of Meet Monday and Wednes- welcome to exhibit. Phone olds and their parents. ridingschool.com.au to join our choir which skill. Contact Kristin Nichols day mornings at Rosny 6247 7530. Tuesdays 9.15-10.45am Rotary Club of Howrah meets every Thursday from at [email protected]. LINC. Around 36 classes during school terms. At Rokeby Child Care Centre Meets every Thursday at the 7-9pm at Okines Community au for more information. offered each week. Please Lindisfarne Historical Emmanuel Christian School, Vacancies for children birth Tasmania Police Academy, House (opposite Dodges direct enquiries to Pat Jef- Society 1 Chipmans Road, Rokeby. to five years. Trained and South Arm Road, Rokeby at Ferry Primary School). Cost Spanish lessons for fery by phoning 6243 5935 Hold monthly meetings, experienced child care 6pm. Phone 0417 367 700. $5. No audition required. children or email clarenceu3a@ afternoons and evenings, Masters Athletes educators provide an educa- A great, fun night out with For children aged two to 10 u3aclarence.com Visit http:// at the Lindisfarne Activities Running, walking, jumping tional program in a friendly, Rotary Club of Lindisfarne. shared supper. Contact with some previous knowl- u3aclarence.com Centre. A range of speakers, and throwing for the over supportive environment. Meets every Wednesday Diane on 0408 328 132 or edge of Spanish. Tuesdays discussions and outings. For 30s. Phone Mike Walker A pre-kinder program for at the Beltana Bowls Club, email dianehansen51@ 3.30pm to 5.30pm. Lessons Vivace - Young Voices further information phone 6244 6229 or email mikejoy- children aged 3.5 to 5. A hot Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne yahoo.com held at 135 Clarence Street, Together Penny 6243 5961. [email protected] lunch every day. Compet- at 6:30pm. Phone 0419 304 Howrah (Salvation Army). Are you aged between itive rates. Open Tuesday 020. Sorell Bowls Club Phone 0400 318 110. seven to 17 years and love Lindisfarne Masonic Men’s Breakfast to Friday 8am-5pm. Phone Learn to play bowls on singing? Then Vivace is for Centre St George’s Church Hall, 62476543 or call in at 103 Sandville Pet Cemetery - Friday at 4.30m at barefoot State Emergency Service you. We regularly perform A number of different Ma- Sorell, third Wednesday Tollard Drive, Rokeby. information wanted bowls and happy hour, or (Southern Regional and have social gatherings. sonic orders regularly meet of each month at 7.30am. Does anyone have any 10am Tuesdays. Volunteer Unit) Meet at We meet in Bellerive on at the centre in Gordons Hill Phone 6248 1878. Rokeby Neighbourhood information about the Sand- their depot 132 Mornington Saturdays 2-4pm. Phone Road, Lindisfarne. The hall Centre Craft Classes ville Pet Cemetery, in Sand- Sorell Relaxation Road, Mornington every Marian Bisset 0418 306 is available for use by com- Midway Point-Penna Located at Seventh Day Ad- ville Place, off South Arm Runs between 10:30-12pm Wednesday night at 7.30pm. 649. munity and other groups. Neighbourhood Watch ventist church, 28 Riawena Road, specifically regarding every Monday. Try methods Contact Syd McClymont. Phone 6243 8097 or write Active group that meets first Road. Classes in painting, when the site opened, when of relaxing mind and body Phone 0407 847 718. Waverley Flora Park to PO Box 116 Lindisfarne Wednesday of the month at embroidery, paper craft and it closed and if there are any that fit into your everyday Landcare Tas 7015. noon at the Midway Point cards, beading, quilting, records in existence. Phone life. All ages and abilities Tango Milonguero Tas- Join us every Wednesday Community hall. Phone Pat cooking and bear-making. Keith on 6225 2662. catered for. Sorell Commu- mania 9.30am-12pm or first Lindisfarne Riverside Arts Leary 0419 318 012. Meets Thursdays from nity Health Centre, 57 Cole Free tango “introductory Saturday of the month for Club and Choir 9.30am. Chat table. Phone Seniors Moments St. Phone 62656601. classes”, all level lessons family landcare activities fun Choir practice Thursday Perfect Fit 4 Ladies Noels on 6248 1083. Meets at Howrah Church and practice every Thursday for kids. Training provided. evenings at the Lindisfarne Fitness for time-poor mums. of Christ, 30 Holland Court, Sorell on Stage Theatre from 6pm at the Bellerive Meet at Winifred Curtis Citizens Activities Centre Wednesdays 9.30am Rosny College Playgroup Howrah every Wednesday Group Masonic Hall, 50 King entrance, Mercedes Place, 7.30-9.30pm. Phone Jeff Lauderdale. Boxing, boot Mondays 9.10-10.45am and from 10am. Morning tea, Welcomes new members. Street, Bellerive and every Bellerive. Phone Karen 6244 Cheal on 0417 641 952. camp, bar, balance and Thursdays 8.50-9.50am. card/board games. Phone People interested in any Wednesday from 6pm at the 2001 or email hawes717@ www.riversideartsclub.org.au more. Phone Jody Sargison Experience a stimulating Denise 6247 8713 or 0417 aspects of theatre phone Tranmere Hall, 27 Tranmere gmail.com on 0459 100 701 or visit playgroup for your child 103 567. 6106 0071. Road, Howrah. Phone Jen- Lindisfarne School for Seniors www.perfectfit4ladies.com. while you get the chance ny on 0438 300 753, email Zumba Gold Fridays 10am-midday at the Bookings essential. to chat with other parents, Shoreline Combined Sound Preservation Asso- [email protected], Great fun, modified Zumba Lindisfarne Activities Centre, grandparents and carers. Probus Club Inc. ciation of Tasmania visit www.tangomilonguero- class for seniors and begin- 37a Lincoln Street. Guest Pilates Class Tranmere Cost $5 per family per Meets on the third Monday Museum and Resource/ tasmania.com or facebook. ners. Conducted at Midway speakers on topics including Core and total body session. Phone Vicki or of each month at the How- Research Centre, 19 Cam- com/tango.tasmania Point Hall, Raynors Road, health, travel, history, mu- strength, stretching and Fiona on 6244 9296 or just rah Recreation Centre, 11 bridge Road, Bellerive, open Midway Point. Friday morn- sical entertainment, sport, relaxation. Tuesday 6.30pm come along. Howrah Road Howrah, from Monday, Wednesday, Thurs- Tasmanian Family History ings at 9.30am. All welcome. food, community services Tranmere Hall. All levels Rosny Park Bowls Club 10am. New members wel- day and Friday 11am-3pm. Society (TFHS) $8 per class. Phone Vicki etc. Phone 6243 6689. welcome. Phone Belinda on Looking for men and women come. Contact the secretary Collection of old radios, Our library at the Old 0419 155 578. PUT MORE OOMPH! 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22 March 2015 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Opportunity for lovers A historical window and creators of art of opportunity

Committee members, from left, Noeline Heaven, Dorothy Cuthill, Penny O’Brien, Philip Sweeting- ham, Anne Curran, Beryl Bates and Rod Ewell.

THE Lindisfarne Histor- at committee meetings ber of guest speakers Artist Liz Steele presenting at a morning workshop during last year’s program. ical Society is taking a for several years and then throughout the year, historical leap forward this literal ‘window of op- as well as occasional THE Emmanuel Heart ed, varying from paint- value and enrichment Leoni Duff, will be held with the opening of its portunity’ materialised,” outings. of Art exhibition, which ings and photographs to our community,” Em- on Thursday 28 May. very own shopfront, the vice president Philip “For this year’s outing will be held in May, is a to sculpture and mixed manuel Christian School Ms Duff is an expe- “History Room”. Sweetingham said. we went to Oatlands yearly event celebrating media. principal Scott Winkler rienced teacher of pastel Formed in 1992, the “Not a lot of people where heritage officer art in all its forms. The professionally said. painting and has been society holds meet- know we’re here and the Allan Townsend gave us Held at Emmanuel curated exhibition also “I want to encourage invited to tutor for art ings every month for History Room is the per- a tour and shared some Christian School in provides an opportunity artists and art lovers to societies around Australia members of the commu- fect opportunity to give interesting stories. Rokeby, the Heart of Art for artists to display and be a part of this exciting including the McGregor nity who enjoy history and gain information. “It was a very enjoya- showcases the works of sell their work to a broad event.” Art Schools USQ. and the heritage of the “We’re moving into ble experience.” Tasmanian emerging and audience as well as sell In addition to the She is also an ac- Lindisfarne district, in uncharted territory, but Ms O’Brien said established artists and their handmade prints, exhibition, Emmanuel complished professional particular. we definitely want a anyone with photos, provides an opportunity cards and jewellery and offers annual workshops artist and has won many “The society was presence in the com- information or stories for the general public to other artisan items. for the public run by national awards for her formed to help keep munity – a place where they wish to share with enjoy this talent free-of- “Heart of Art is an professional art tutors. work. history alive,” Lindisfarne people can walk past and the Society should not charge. initiative of Emmanuel This year’s workshop, Ms Duff’s back- Historical Society presi- actually see all we have hesitate to contact them. Last year more than Christian School and a presented by renowned ground will assist dent Penny O’Brien said. to offer.” The History Room 90 works were exhibit- way that we can add pastel painting artist students to reach their “We encourage and The society currently is located on the corner potential regardless of support the appreciation has about 50 members of Wellington Road and their previous experi- and study of information and holds a public Lincoln Street, between ence. and items that are con- meeting every month the Unicorn Op Shop She has developed sidered to be historically for anyone interested in and the dry cleaners. 厚 a unique style, drawing important to the region. joining. If you are interested on influences from her “We’re hoping that “It really is a wonder- in joining the Lindisfarne study of the history of the History Room will ful social experience and Historical Society or want art. give us the chance to we encourage potential to make a contribution, The Emmanuel expand our knowledge members to come along contact Philip Sweeting- 岸 Heart of Art exhibition is base, as well as increase to a couple of meetings ham on 6247 9025 or open to the public from interest in the extremely and see if they like it,” Penny O’Brien at penny- Thursday 28 to Saturday old and rich history that Ms O’Brien said. [email protected]. 30 May at Emmanuel this area has to offer.” “We have a num- Christian School, located The shopfront, which 町 is set to open in mid- at 1 Chipmans Road, Rokeby. March, will showcase Entry to the exhibi- permanent displays of tion is free. books and literature EXPAND YOUR For more informa- for reference, loan and tion, exhibition applica- sale, as well as pictorial STUDENTS’ HORIZONS! tions or to register for displays and, eventual- Leoni Duff’s workshop ly, computer access to APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN email [email protected], records. for funding for school visits to Clarence’s call 6224 8300 or “like” “The possibility of a Emmanuel Heart of Art shopfront history room Sister City, Akkeshi, Japan. on Facebook. has been an agenda item Homestay and school participation provide invaluable experiences! 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March 2015 23 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Hobart’s Youth Dance Company Lauderdale ‘fairing’ well for biggest festival yet

Hobart-based dance troupe DRILL will be kicking off their performance season this month with their latest work, Radical Kid. Photo credit: Angela Barnard. LOCAL youth dance ing, contemporary dance here such as Stompin gold cubes on their heads company DRILL is pre- work, choreographed by and Tasdance in Launces- – it’s hilarious.” paring to take Hobart by Joshua Lowe and Angela ton.” The performance storm with the perfor- Barnard. Mr Lowe is a season of Radical Kid mance season of their Artistic director and graduate of the highly will take place from 18 latest work, Radical Kid. choreographer Joshua acclaimed Victorian Col- to 21 March at Hobart DRILL – which took Lowe said the work lege of the Arts Bachelor City Hall. up residence in Hobart in sought to empower of Dance and works Tickets are availa- 2012 – provides oppor- young people, which regularly for Tasdance. ble for the four public tunities for young danc- highlighted that each of He was also award- performances from www. ers to create, collaborate them had potential for ed the 2014 Premier’s drillperformance.com. and choreograph. greatness and asked them Young Achiever of the Suitable for all audi- Rehearsing up to four to shake off unnecessary Year and the 2015 City ences, this entertaining times a week, the cast barriers and insecurities. of Clarence Australia and high-energy work is of 25 young dancers are “This is a fantastic Day award for his work not to be missed. Children and families alike are set to have a ball when Lauderdale’s annual school and commu- from different southern opportunity for the with DRILL. DRILL is assisted nity festival returns on 27 March. Tasmanian high schools, Hobart community and “We’ve had a lot of through Arts Tasmania HOBART residents are forward to more food School Association. colleges, private dance for young dancers from fun making Radical Kid, by the Crowbar program, invited to attend Lau- vendors at the 2015 “These wonderful schools and areas of different backgrounds challenging the dancers Tasmanian Regional Arts’ derdale’s annual school event, which will include people greatly assist the Hobart. to come together and to push the boundaries Fun and Hobart City and community festival, gourmet and vegan school in meeting the Working together perform,” he said. of what they consider Council. which this year, will have options. needs of its students, as since August 2014, the “While there are ‘contemporary dance’ to For more infor- more stalls and activities There will also be ap- well as organising events dancers have created an many dance studios here be,” Mr Lowe said. mation, please email than ever before. pearances from a number and managing fundraising hour-long contemporary that focus on training “There’s a fantastic admin@drillperformance. Now in its fourth of “superheroes”- includ- for the school,” she said. dance work – Radical and competitions, there section where the cast all com or phone 0408 660 year, the fair will be held ing Batman, who children Mr Long said the Kid – which is an excit- are no dance companies dance blindly with giant 748. on Friday 27 March at can take photographs festival was positioned the Lauderdale Primary with. to become the largest of School campus from Festival chairperson its kind on the Eastern 3-7.30pm. Michael Long said the Shore. Decoding dog aggression There will be a event gave the school the “This is not a small wide range of rides and opportunity to build and scale school fair, but in- By Scott Hunt When a dog notices need learn that some your hand or face, it is attractions for families strengthen its connection stead, an emerging major The Dog Grumbler another dog at a distance people just go by with- not trying to bite you, it of all ages, including the with the local commu- festival event that is open it does not register the out staring or smelling is just “talking dog”. Gee Whizzer, jumping nity in a fun and festive to the entire community,” THE word “aggressive” shape of a body, as we defensive. However, we need castle, children’s boat ride manner. he said. can have many meanings humans might, but the Some dogs are bred to learn and use dog and inflatable worm, as Lauderdale Primary The event is open to when describing dog movement. to fight other dogs but language and culture for well as community stalls School principal Tracey the general public and behaviour. It recognises another must focus this need dogs to figure out ours. showcasing fine food, Johnston, who will lead visitors from outside the Some forms of dog and wants to be on inanimate things like If we take a little wine and non-alcoholic the school in celebrating school community are aggression are necessary noticed and exchange bones and sticks and time to learn to under- beverages, cakes, plants its 50th anniversary next also welcome to attend. and natural to dogs, but smells. It may run balls. stand the dog, it will do and lucky dips. year, said she commend- For Festival news and bad manners in human towards the stranger, They must learn all the work for us. Part Lauderdale Primary ed the active group of updates, connect with the society can be extremely which in itself can commands such as “no” of that understanding is School association chair parents who supported Facebook page: www.Bit. challenging to them. be interpreted as an and “stay” and develop knowing the difference Simon Bailey said last the Lauderdale Primary ly/the-festival I mentioned in a aggressive dog attacking a cast iron recall while between aggression and year saw the school fair recent article that one another. they are still small talking dog. transition smoothly and should not look into a Dogs need to learn enough to be picked up Most dogs want to successfully to a major ENJOY YOUR strange dog’s face and that they cannot run to with one hand. please a good boss more community festival event. smile. To a dog, this smell a stranger without Once a dog gets past than anything, so our job “We expanded on means “back off.” permission. this size training against is to let the dog know the school’s community SENIORS’ When a dog makes They also need to aggression becomes a we hate violence except involvement to include eye contact with a learn that some humans much greater challenge. against balls, sticks and local businesses with a MOMENTS! stranger and displays its understand a dog’s social Your dog is your so on. The earlier we mix of food, drinks, en- fangs it is intentionally needs and make sure responsibility. If it both- start on this, the better. tertainment and novelties WEDNESDAYS threatening. they get to exchange ers anyone in a public If your dog wants to - all focused on the family FROM 10AM To bend down and smells with a wide circle place, you must wear the attack another dog, you and healthy living lifestyle move one’s face closer of acquaintances. consequences. must be tougher than our greater Eastern Shore Howrah Church of Christ - is to compound the Dogs barking at pas- Sometimes dogs both dogs, grumble and region offers,” he said. Holland Court “This year the festival provocation. sers-by are doing a “job”. need to fight. Often get your dog out of there Come and share some fun, Dogs need to learn A dog barking from these fights are harmless, immediately. Do it every is bigger and better again, food & fellowship at our that this apparent behind a fence, gate or necessary social inter- time. with it extended into the weekly meet. early evening. “human barbarity” is car window is concerned actions. When a dog Reward your dog Bring food to share and socialise over something they must with the potential for the seriously wants to inflict with praise and affection “It offers all parents morning tea and lunch and play your allow for. They must also wrong individual to oc- injury, it sinks those big when it behaves properly and members of the favourite game, Scrabble, Phase 10, Rummikub or many others! learn that some humans cupy a piece of turf. The canine fangs in deep and and seek out the compa- wider community the have the awareness to dog does not want to tears the meat from the ny of well-behaved dogs opportunity to stop by on offer the back of a hand chase you — this would bone. Everything else is on neutral turf. the way home to enjoy a HOPE TO SEE YOU HERE for the dog to smell. mean deserting its post. conversation. The longer you gourmet meal, relax and There’s plenty of parking and easy access A lot of dog behav- Dogs need to learn When a dog nips wait to start on this the have fun with the school For enquiries please contact Denise on: iour is also misinterpret- that some people are just your hand or snaps its harder it will be and the community.” Patrons can look 6247 8713 or 0417 103 567 ed. walking past. They also teeth millimeters from longer it will take. [email protected]

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24 March 2015 Eastern Shore Sun FISHING+BOATING COMMUNITY NEWS Trout at Lake Pedder Rosny College science upgrade A $3 million upgrade of Minister for Educa- students,” he said. space to life.” the Rosny College sci- tion and Training Jeremy “These new facilities The upgrade has also ence facilities has created Rockliff, who officially will certainly go a long created biology and life a state-of-the-art learning opened the new facility, way to ensuring the stu- science facilities that sup- facility that is expected to said more than 300 dents are well equipped port students to study the encourage more young students studied science to make the most of a living world and allow Tasmanians to enter the at Rosny College includ- growing number of job them to research plants, science field. ing biology, chemistry, opportunities in this animals and humans The renovation physics, electronics and exciting area. in great detail to better includes a refurbishment life sciences. “Congratulations to prepare for industries like A nicely sized 445-millimetre brown trout proved quite the catch for the fishing team. of the school’s science “That number is ex- all involved in deliver- agriculture. labs with the addition of pected to grow with the ing these upgrades for The facility also JANUARY marked control systems, safety addition of this fantastic students, and in particu- boasts purpose-built the 35th anniversary flooring and equipment, new facility, and again lar the Department of stations in the electronics of the “Back to Lake preparation rooms with as the college grows its Education’s project team, lab to ensure students Pedder” fishing com- safe chemical storage, bonds with partners in BPSM Architects and can focus on investigating petition, which was new tools and suitable the local industry to fur- Hutchinson Builders, for and creating electronics. open to the public and lab equipment. ther support and prepare bringing this new learning anglers of all ages. During the four- day competition the weather was testing at times, but slow- ly and surely there were more and more catches rolling up at the weigh-in station Exciting times for and plenty of reports of “the one that got away” around the bonfire at night. For the first couple Tasmanian real estate of days the weather made the catches whether or not to lock in ways been an important Proximity to quality few and far between on a fixed interest hous- factor in home pricing government and private ing loan at a current rate and good schools are schools at every level is a as conditions varied or “play the field” with close to the top of list for very real consideration. from warm sunshine its possibly short-term prospective purchasers. Another trend of through to hail and only benefits – peace of There is intense interest is the increasing sleet. mind can be a wonderful competition in sought-af- use by marketers of As the week- thing. ter school areas. Securing three-dimensional floor end progressed and While sales during a home within the plans rather than the tra- weather conditions the past six months boundary of a highly ditional two-dimensional improved, so did the have been excellent for regarded and high per- ones on the Internet. fishing. properties priced correct- forming school can add These plans certainly One of those Harry Nelson, of Old Beach, landed his first-ever brown trout. ly, the past few weeks thousands of dollars to a give a better apprecia- catches was by By Tony Hale have seen less activity, purchase price. tion of size and layout nine-year-old Harry his first time lake caught on a deep diver probably because of This is one reason and help purchasers to Nelson, of Old Beach, fishing. lurer. THERE have been no the preceding spend-up why Hobart suburbs consider options in terms who landed his very His nicely sized fish It was an inspiring further interest rate leading to diminution of like South Hobart have of placing furniture and first-ever brown trout measured in at 445 start to young Henry’s cuts this month, but the stock. become so “trendy.” even future extensions. after two hours into millimetres and was first lake experience. financial experts believe Such cycles are the there will be another norm and certainly alter quarter per cent drop in the market price in the the near future leading short-term, even though Importance of lifejackets to an all-time cash rate longer-term market value low of two per cent. may be more sustainable. An approved personal that is under six metres Boaters are not re- But it remains a sen- In consideration of flotation device (PFD in length and under quired to wear a PFD sible time to buy “that values, I recently noted lifejacket) is mandatory power. while they are within block” and build your research that suggested safety equipment in It is also compulso- a deckhouse, cabin or first home with the state living in the location with Tasmania and must ry for children under secure enclosed space. government’s generous “the right school” catch- be provided for each the age of 12 years If you require $30,000 housing subsidy ment area could add person aboard. to wear a PFD in a boating advice or any for first-time household- between 10 and 15 per It is compulsory to recreational motorboat boat, motor or trailer ers coming to an end. cent to home prices. wear a PFD in any rec- or motor–propelled inspections call For- The big decision is Infrastructure has al- reational motor boat or tender of any length mula Marine Tech on motor-propelled tender while under power. 0407 404 573. 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The management of the Howrah Recreation Centre, 11 Howrah Road offer the opportunity to hold various functions at the Centre such as: Anniversaries, Weddings, Birthdays (over 25), Children’s Parties, Meetings, Conferences, Baby Showers and much more. Competitive bar prices. Short or long term hire available for Scarlett enjoying a healthy morning tea break. rooms of various sizes. Oliver and his dad, Gavin, getting a feel for play-dough. ROKEBY Primary is Primary on Wednesday For enquiries please contact the Centre on 6247 7711 or giving children a valuable 18 February to celebrate head start in life with the and help raise awareness. 0417 680 107, Email: [email protected] redesign of its “Launching “This event was well D. Gregg into Learning” program. supported by our local The program, community and it was President renamed the Rokeby great to see so many new Rockets, is designed for faces,” Ms Allen said. children aged from zero “We had activities to four and is based running such as face on the philosophy that painting, bubbles, water parents are a child’s first play, balloons and a ongoing and influential healthy morning tea. teacher. “Everyone had a great Rokeby Rockets time and the parents SUPER coordinator Jaime Allen who attended seemed SUPER said the program was very positive about what a partnership between we have to offer.” teacher and parent and The Rokeby Rockets was designed to meet the program commenced developmental needs of Monday 23 February DEALS young children. and offers three sessions DEALSOn Washers, Fridges, TVs, Stoves and MORE! “Research shows a week. that children who have On Mondays, Play engaged regularly in a and Learn runs from Sharp Hisense Beko 7kg launching into learning 9am to 10.30am and is Electronic 32” Smart LED Front Load program before school for children and families MICROWAVE OVENS TV WASHERS have improved literacy aged zero to four. and numeracy out- On Tuesdays, Blake takes a ride in the police car. comes,” she said. Pre-Kinder is available “Rokeby Rockets is from 9am to 11 and is $98 $299 $499 a free program that is for children who plan all about working with to start kindergarten in 5.5KG TOP LG 400LT SMEG parents and providing 2016. Ros Bigwood the environment and On Wednesdays, LOAD WASHERS 2 Door DISHWASHERS opportunity for them to Mums and Bubs runs Refrigerator spend valuable time with from 11am to 12pm and their children. is designed for babies “The main focus is on under 12 months. $399 $795 $799 play and fun, with lots of “At the moment 5 Star Weight activities to develop chil- we’re only offering three dren’s literacy, numeracy, sessions a week, but if Management Program creative, social and motor the program proves pop- SHOP 24/7 ONLINE WWW.BETTA.COM.AU skills.” ular there is the potential A simple basic easy plan with Ms Allen said the for growth in the future,” group support for your weight relaunch of the program Ms Allen said. was all about increasing “We’ll be responsive loss needs. awareness and participa- to feedback from parents Sunshine Home Howrah, tion. and if they have sugges- “Rokeby Rockets is tions we’d be happy to Guide Hall - Saturday 9am an extremely valuable look at organising new Cost $10.00 per week experience for both groups and activities.” child and parent and we For more informa- Enquiries to Ros Bigwood wanted to ensure that tion about the Rokeby people know we’re here,” Rockets, contact Jaime [email protected] she said. Allen on 6247 8398 or A “Family Fun Morn- via email at jaime.allen@ or 0419 381 336 ing” was held at Rokeby education.tas.gov.au. 26

26 March 2015 Eastern Shore Sun SPORT Reigning premiers miss out on finals

THE Eastern Athletics had a thrilling end to their season, coming from nowhere to make the semi-finals. In their penultimate roster game of the sea- son, the Athletics took on These lovely dogs are the Northern White Sox, available for adoption at a game they desperately needed to win to put the Hobart Dogs Home. pressure on the Hotel Soho Hobart Blue Jays for the last spot in the finals. After escaping a bases loaded situation in the first innings, the Athletics weren’t so fortunate in the second as the Sox scored three runs to take an early lead. The Athletics bounced back immediately scoring four runs via Stuart Robins, Brenton West, Hamish Maitland and Nigel O’ Brien. Thereafter, the Athletics were never really in the hunt as the Sox pounded out six, sev- Mylah en and three runs in the next three innings to run The Eastern Athletics semi-final team, back row, from left, Grant Stump, Steve Lovegrove (Geilston Bay), Stuart Robins, John Staffordshire Bull Terrier X Langenberg (Bellerive), Jesse Warburg; front row, from left, Brenton West, Nigel O’Brien, Andrew “Sully” Sullivan, Richard Benoit, out easy winners 19-6. Hamish Maitland (Bellerive). Photo credit: Naomi Searle. Female — 1 Year Old For the Athletics, Andrew “Sully” Sullivan winning run and to send five runs in the top of had two hits from three Sullivan (manager), David Hamish Maitland, Aaron the Athletics into the the fifth to take a narrow at bats, as did Hamish Bailey, Richard Benoit, Mann, Nigel O’Brien, semi final. The dream of lead - the big hit coming Maitland, but little other Jonathan Castro, Manoli Stuart Robins, Grant four premierships in a from Stump who drove offence was forthcoming Katsoris, John Langen- Stump, Jesse Warburg, row was still alive for the in two runs. The Athletics against the Sox pitching. berg, Steve Lovegrove, Brenton West. Athletics! could have, and perhaps By a twist of fate, With temperatures should have, had more the Athletics’ final roster hovering in the low to runs but left the bases game against the Hotel mid-thirties, the Athletics loaded leaving the door ADVERTISEMENT Soho Hobart Blue Jays took on the Northern open for the Sox. 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March 2015 27 Eastern Shore Sun SPORT 2015 Banjos Shoreline School holiday Crown Series Regatta program a grand

THE 2015 Banjos Banks – Smith). • Optimist, RHB (Rupert With five races com- slam with local kids Shoreline Crown Series Hamilton). pleted as of the end of • Racing Group 1 AMS, Regatta was held from February and only three Invincible (Darren • Paper Tiger, The Ap- Friday 13 to Sunday 15 remaining in Twilight Clark). prentice (Bruce Rose). February. Series 2, positions are The regatta was again • Racing Group 1 IRC, • Sailboard , very close in Divisions B a resounding success War Games (Wayne Barney (Jock Calvert). and D. with 78 keelboats and 56 Banks – Smith). Progressive points • Sabot (Yard Stick), Un- “off the beach” dinghies score after Race 5: • Racing Group 2 PHS, der Pressure (Hannah competing on race cours- Trouble (Dave Willans). Maree). Division A es in an area bounded by • First place: 42 South Rosny Point and White • Performance Cruising • Laser (Yard Stick), Red (Mark Ballard) 15 Rock. PHS, It Happens (Mick (Sam King). points. Sailing race officers Souter). • Sharpie / 29er, One Rod Burnell, Grant Sut- • Second place: Pri- • Performance Cruis- Hump or Two (Drew ton, Gary Kennedy and on (Rod Viney) 23 ing AMS, Prion (Rod Latham). Nick Hutton and their points. Viney). staff did a fantastic job • Other Catamarans • Third place: The Protag- running and completing • Performance Cruising Magic Marine (Richard onist (Colin Denny) 26 the scheduled races in 3 PHS, Smooth Cha Everleigh). points. conditions that were at Cha (Piers and Sarah times frustrating due to a Findlay). lack of wind. Bellerive Yacht Club Division B Onshore activities • Cruising Spinnaker thanks all sponsors that • First place: Twitch were also very popular, PHS Michelle (David made the regatta pos- (Twitch Syndicate) 19 including entertainment Creese). sible, especially Banjos points. Shoreline Bakery. on the Friday and Satur- • Cruising Non Spinnaker • Second place: The Members of the day nights. PHS, Breakaway (Victo- Goodies (Chris An- public are welcome to Bellerive Yacht Club ria Logan). drews) 20 points. is currently requesting visit Bellerive Yacht Club feedback from compet- • SB20 (Line Honours), to enjoy the club facilities • Third place: Pyxis itors and friends about Karabos (Nick Rogers). and watch the sailing (Chris Hadrill) 23 how the 2016 regatta events. points. For any enquiries could be improved. Off the beach dinghies: contact the club on 6244 Division C • International Cadets, 1353. • First place: Magnum Sailing series winners: Little Devil (Angus (Colin Gray) 22 points. Price / Archer Ibbott). Keel boats: • Second place: Y-Nacht • International 2.4, Moshi Lewis Marine / Nau- • Racing Group 1 PHS, (Phil Wilkinson / Glenn (Matt Bugg). tilus Marine Twilight War Games (Wayne Frame) 32 points. Series 2 From left, Remy Lynch, Sean Oosthuizen and Patrick Egerrup-Root enjoyed the action at the • Third place: Alley Rosny Park Tennis Club School Holiday Clinic. 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Cyclists ride for diabetes prevention A TEAM of 22 dedicated messages about diabetes Tasmanians pedalled for as the cyclists rode across prevention and awareness southern Tasmania,” Ms of diabetes in the Med- Wells said. ibank PolliePedal from Kicking off with an 20-22 February, marking official launch at St John’s the 10th anniversary ride Catholic School in Rich- of Diabetes Tasmania’s mond on Friday 20 Feb- biggest annual fundraising ruary, the riders travelled event. the southern region on a There are almost 300 kilometre, three-day 27,000 Tasmanians living journey. with diabetes and an On Sunday 22 Febru- estimated 45,000 are at ary the riders took on the high risk of developing Eastern Shore for the last type 2 diabetes, with six leg of their journey. Tasmanians developing Battling the summer diabetes every day. heat, the riders crossed Diabetes Tasmania the Tasman Bridge and cy- chief executive officer cled around the Howrah Caroline Wells said the foreshore before taking an PolliePedal was the inland route to Acton and flagship fundraising event Seven Mile Beach, ending for the health charity, con- the tour at the Royal necting participants with Hobart Golf Club. local Tasmanian commu- “After the ride, every- nities to raise awareness of one was so hot - we all the risks associated with went back to Seven Mile diabetes. Beach for a well-deserved “With many Tasma- swim,” Ms Wells said. nians leading sedentary PolliePedal com- lives, this year’s Pollie- menced in partnership in PolliePedal riders stop for a photo opportunity under the Tasman Bridge before continuing on their journey. Pedal highlighted the 2006 with then-Senator importance of preventa- Guy Barnett who has type fundraiser has attracted as like-minded business “This year, we’ve to live well with diabetes, both as a fundraising tive health, spreading 1 diabetes. many local, state and people and members of raised an impressive as well as raising aware- initiative to assist us to awareness and education Since then, the annual federal politicians as well the community. $60,000 adding to the ness about the impact of deliver services, advocacy $430,000 that has already diabetes. and support for people been raised since Pollie- “PolliePedal sees with diabetes, as well as Pedal began 10-years- participants on their bikes providing an opportunity ago,” Ms Wells said. and off the beaten track to engage with schools “It’s very important to meet Tasmanians from and local communities to that we continue to pro- regional communities, all deliver important preven- vide support and services, for a good cause. tion and healthy lifestyle which can help people “The event is vital, messages.”

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