May 5, 2014 Issue No. 136

Darrel Baldock Memorial Revealed Staff Changes The Darrel Baldock Memorial at the Latrobe Council recently farewelled Planning Officer Will Latrobe Recreation Ground was officially Bamford who has been with Council for the past three opened on Monday, 28 April by Mayor years and is returning back to New Michael Gaffney, Premier Will Hodgman Zealand, with fiancé Chrissie, to and Brett Whiteley MHR who represented take up a position as a Recreation the Federal Government. Planner based in Rotorua. During the official opening, the keynote Council is confident that Will's address was given by Mr Ian Stewart, adventure seeking will be satisfied longtime friend of Mr Baldock and in Rotorua which is well known for significantly one of the few men in the its outdoor activities including country that can lay claim to being a Triple several of the best National Parks in Brownlow Medalist and Legend in the New Zealand. Australian Football Hall of Fame. Mr In advertising to fill this vacancy, Stewart recalled how he and Darryl, two applications were received locally, Tasmanians, took on the mighty VFL and nationally and internationally, demonstrating the appeal of were instrumental in achieving St Kilda's living and working in the Latrobe Municipality. one and only Premiership victory in 1966. At the time of writing, an offer of employment had been Following his speech, Margaret Baldock, extended but was awaiting acceptance. Stay tuned for assisted by Darrel Baldock Committee further updates. members, Graeme "Gypsy" Lee and Pat Steering Committee Drives Mackey, revealed the life size statue of Mr Port Sorell Community Centre Magic himself. A Steering Committee has been established to investigate In total, this fitting tribute to Darrel the management guidelines, procedures and policies for the Baldock has taken three years and $400,000 efficient and effective coordination of the Port Sorell consisting of individual, corporate and Community, Recreation and Performing Arts Centre government support, to come to fruition currently under construction in Pitcairn Street, Port Sorell. with the end result receiving high accolades from everyone that knew The Doc. Members of the Steering Committee include - When next in Latrobe, call on by the Darrel Baldock  Samantha Bell and Rob Atkinson representing the Camp Memorial at the Latrobe Recreation Ground and learn why Banksia Controlling Authority (1 voting right only); The Doc was held in such high regard by so many. He was  Jarod Newett representing the Port Sorell Advisory truly inspirational. Committee; Positive Building Investment  Samantha Abblitt of the Port Sorell Primary School; A total of 23 building applications (inclusive of one joint  Graeme Coffin of the Rubicon Senior Citizens Club; and application) were submitted to Council for approval during  Councillor Garry Sims and Mr Ronald Viney of Latrobe the month of February 2014. The conservative construction Council. cost for these applications is $2,011,490. Hospital Carpark Reseal Throughout March, a total of 15 building applications were The Mersey Community Hospital advise that their carpark submitted to Council for approval during the month of on the corner of Moriarty Road and Percival Street will be March 2014. The conservative construction cost for these closed for resealing (weather permitting) on Monday 5 applications is $10,315,000. May, reopening on 10 May. The notable increase in building construction costs versus Patients and visitors that use this car park are requested to number of applications received relates directly to the type use the parking available either at the front of the hospital of application submitted - dwellings compared to or behind the Emergency Department. commercial and industrial, the latter of which made up the bulk construction cost attribution for March. A free community publication by Latrobe Council 170 Gilbert Street, Latrobe P O Box 63, Latrobe, 7307 p: 03 6421 4650 f: 03 6426 2121 e: [email protected] www.latrobe.tas.gov.au www.facebook.com/latrobecounciltas

2 - Council, Coast and Country May 5, 2014 www.latrobe.tas.gov.au Surf Life Saving Role Expands1 Annual Exhibition "Grafted" A different side to Surf Life Saving that a As the leaves begin to turn and rich hues of lot of people don’t know too much about, autumn colour the land, Rubicon River away from the standard patrols that clubs Arts’ (RRA) attention turn to their annual offer is that in Tasmania, Surf Life Saving exhibition. The theme for 2014 is are now able to provide 24/7 emergency ‘Grafted’ as RRA joins with Port Sorell response. Garden Club this year to create artistic The new system is made up of six state duty officers that pieces inspired by their gardens. The art may be a delightful rotate through an on call rotation. Chris Jacobson and garden scene, a botanical study or a line drawing of a daisy. Mark Ackroyd are duty officers for the north of the state. There is the possibility of garden sculpture created from found objects, constructed by artists with skills so inventive If Tasmania Police receive an emergency call that they the observer needs little imagination to see what it consider could be assisted by surf club resources, they are represents. able to contact a duty officer who has the knowledge and ability to recall a club and/or one of the volunteer marine Abstract art that echoes colour and form of magnificent rescue services. trees and blossoms or a wheel barrow and spade – the possibilities are endless. Two dimensional photography, On average, the team receives about two calls a month painting, drawing and print, along with three-dimensional statewide varying from boats in distress, a missing person fibre and sculpture in various mediums, a variety of in rough seas through to shark sightings near swimming creative talents come together each year throughout this beaches and injured people that may need to be accessed by exhibition. boats. The exhibition will be open at Ghost Rock Vineyard from All Tasmanian Surf Life Saving Clubs now have Saturday 31st May until Thursday 31st July with the launch operational teams that are made up of members that are on Sunday 15th June at 2.00 pm by Mrs Glen Miles, IRB drivers and crews that can be called out on a recall list President of the Port Sorell Garden Club. to mount searches and assist the police if required. New members are always welcome to delve into the world The operational teams are expanding to offer night of art and share your skills with others and join in Rubicon operations with the availability of portable navigation lights River Arts activities. For more information, phone Angela and crew training on night operations provided by Surf Life on 6424 3463 or 0419 490 042. Saving NSW. Night operation training will take place soon to coincide with the shorter daylight period. Roads Closed for Targa Tasmania Community Transport from Port Sorell Targa is on again with this Wednesday, May 7, being race day throughout the Latrobe Municipality. Port Sorell resident, Bryan Dore, is concerned with the lack of The Moriarty stage involves a circuit along Valleyfield community transport services Road, Chapel Road, Oppenheims Road, Hermitage Road, at Port Sorell and is attempting Bonneys Lane and Moriarty Road which will the closed to gauge community support in from 9.54 am until 2.24 pm. relation to same. The Merseylea stage means the closure of Native Plains Mr Dore would like to see the establishment of a ten (10) Road, Lovetts Flat Road, Merseylea Road, Railton Road, seater bus/van to serve aged and disabled residents in their Sunnyside Road and Stoodley Road from 10.21 am until travel from the Port Sorell area to Devonport, specifically 2.51 pm. clients who cannot get to a transport starting point. Rural Insight for Medical Students "At present, there is no service of this kind available and Recently, 50 second year University of Tasmania medical with a larger percentage of elderly people in our area only students spent a week at various centres throughout the increasing; a service of this type would be more than North West Coast, experiencing the diversity of medical welcome. needs and services throughout rural communities. Ten I believe it is essential for the vehicle be adapted with a rear students stayed in the Latrobe area with each billeted by a ramp for a mobile scooter or mobile wheel chair. Also, the local family. passenger entrance would need to be adapted to take fold At the end of the week, after visiting many health service up wheel chairs and walking frames. Ideally, it would have providers and health related sites, the students presented a low lying step for boarding. their findings to an interested gathering at the Mersey I would suggest that all drivers could be volunteers with the Hospital. bus housed somewhere in the Port Sorell area, operating a Mayor Gaffney said “a number of the students had never couple of days a week. actually been to Latrobe before and were very impressed by Obviously, funding the community transport would need to the health services available. Fewer of them even knew be worked through however the first step is to gauge where Port Sorell was but all students felt that the area was community support for such an initiative. very beautiful and they had a very enjoyable and I am therefore hosting a public meeting in the Port Sorell worthwhile experience. Memorial Hall in Meredith Street, Port Sorell on Friday, It was a concern that was highlighted in their presentation 16th May commencing at 4.30 pm. that the smoking and obesity statistics along the North West I would encourage you all to come along and show your Coast are above the State and National average. These are support to get this initiative off the ground," said Mr Dore. health issues that we need to try and continue to address.”

1 Port Sorell Surf Life Saving Newsletter, Volume 4, Issue 2 www.latrobe.tas.gov.au Council, Coast and Country May 5, 2014 - 3 Chocolate Winterfest, Latrobe Port Sorell Former Landfill Site 'Tis the season to be talking about chocolate and not just A number of residents and community groups recently because you are still recovering from your chocolate participated in and provided valuable feedback to overload at Easter. consultant Sharon Sykes with regard to the Port Sorell With the insatiable appetite of patrons for chocolate infused former landfill site off Alexander Street, Shearwater. activities at Chocolate Winterfest, Latrobe, registrations by The forum proved to be popular and Ms Sykes was activity providers close this Friday, May 9. impressed with the variety of suggestions received from the Did you notice the change of date? participants and also the range of ideas from the returned survey forms. Yes, Chocolate Winterfest, Latrobe is being held this year on Sunday, 10 Ms Sykes is very familiar with the Port Sorell area having August. coordinated strategic workshops and provided development plans for both Shearwater Park and Camp Banksia in This follows extensive consultation previous years. with activity providers following the 10th staging of Chocolate Winterfest, Once the draft report is received and discussed by Latrobe last year during which the Councillors it will be placed on Latrobe Council’s website change of date came about to get the for further consideration by the community. festival further away from the pressures of the end of financial year and away from the school holiday period while also completing rather than competing with two other existing festivals during Winter, specifically Devonport Jazz (end of July) and the Junction Arts Festival (end of August). The newly formed U3A Port Sorell held a Public Meeting Since its inception, Chocolate Winterfest, Latrobe has and Launch in late March. The response from the received extensive media and tourism coverage resulting in community was overwhelming, proving the need for such a unprecedented exposure of Latrobe and, in recent times, concept. has been included in Tourism Tasmania's marketing Approximately 230 people attended the meeting and within campaigns throughout New South Wales and Victoria a week, 130 had signed up as members. The courses along with the likes of MONA and Festival of Voices. prepared for the launch were quickly oversubscribed and So, what are you doing on August 10? the Steering Committee has worked diligently in the Warrawee Forest Reserve following weeks to put together several more courses/activities. The Warrawee Forest Reserve in Latrobe was recently transferred from Forestry Tasmania management to the The meeting also brainstormed the types of activities on Department of Parks and Wildlife under the recent people’s wish lists and several volunteers came forward Tasmanian Forestry Agreement (TFA). with offers to become tutors/leaders. At this current point in time, Parks and Wildlife are The new organisation began its activities with a morning continuing to assess the site and determine ownership of tea and briefing for members in April at which an property within same, advising that the status quo will additional 9 courses and activities were released. This remain specifically no park entry fees will be charged. brings to 19 the number of courses and activities commencing during May. The Latrobe Landcare Group continues to maintain the reserve grounds and open and shut the gate each day. U3A Chair, Anne Lockett, said “this is a major achievement from a standing start only two months ago, but However, with the TFA currently in a state of flux and we are very conscious of the need to continue to expand our Parks and Wildlife intimating that there may be insufficient programs to meet the obvious need in the community”. funding to maintain reserves for recreational spaces such as Warrawee Reserve, smaller park areas will probably be “We are asking people to understand that it may still take a disadvantaged. No doubt any decrease in funding for the little time for them to find a spot in a course that interests infrastructure needs of Warrawee Reserve will create angst them, but also to note that we intend to give priority to and dissatisfaction from our community and the many users those who have already made the commitment and become of the Reserve. One hopes the responsible Minister will be members” she said. able to ensure sufficient funding for perpetuity. Term 3 begins Monday 28 July to Friday 19 September and Seat and Tree Dedication further courses are being developed to commence then. The new U3A Membership and Enrolment Office at 23 Nineteen stainless steel and mod board seats have now been Burgess Way, Shearwater (the building in front of the gym) made locally for the seat dedication project (18 in Latrobe will be open each Monday and Wednesday between and one in Port Sorell) and two trees have been donated at 10.00 am and 12 noon. This facility has been kindly made the Latrobe Cemetery as part of the tree dedication available to the group by the Adam Brooks Group. program. The U3A Port Sorell contact details are - More information can be found on the Latrobe Council website if any individual, service organisation, business Postal Address: PO Box 284 Port Sorell 7307 group or sporting body is interested. Phone: 0499 162 539 Please feel free to contact Ron Viney or Mayor Mike to Email: [email protected] discuss the opportunity of being involved in this project. For further information, please contact Anne Lockett on 6428 6388. 4 - Council, Coast and Country May 5, 2014 www.latrobe.tas.gov.au Directional Signage Join the Cradle Coast Tourism Executive Directional signage throughout the Port Sorell was recently The Cradle Coast Authority, in its role as North West considered following the tabling of concerns at the Port Tasmania’s Regional Tourism Organisation, is seeking Sorell Advisory Committee Meeting. In considering this expressions of interest from individuals to join the skills- matter, the plight of visitors locating the beach and boat based Cradle Coast Tourism Executive responsible for the ramps was discussed along with how appropriate signage development of regional tourism strategies and the could address this situation. leadership of a coordinated approach to regional tourism. An overall audit of signage throughout the Port Sorell area Expressions of interest are invited for the Chairman was sought to better inform future signage discussion and (remunerated position) and four members (voluntary with decisions. expenses covered), as part of the regular renewal of this Council consequently endorsed this recommendation and Executive. Initial appointment terms are two years. will consider allocating funds for same in its current budget More information about the regional tourism team’s review process. projects and plans can be found at online at Shedders Creations for Sale www.cradlecoast.com/executive.html. The Port Sorell Men's Shed are currently in the process of Expressions of interest close Friday, 9 May. building a lathe room extension, repairing and rebuilding a Latrobe Skatepark Opened donated glass house and producing timber boot pullers On Saturday, 5 April, the skatepark at Latrobe was which will be offered for sale. officially opened by Mayor Gaffney. Several members are also producing a range of turned Held simultaneously with timber craft items and band saw jewellery boxes for sale the skatepark opening was also. the "Know your Odds If you would like to know more about the Port Sorell Men's Skate, Scoot and BMX Shed and becoming a member of the group, please contact Competition", 23 the shed on 0487 020 898. competitors battled it out Stone Entry Project Underway for prizes provided by Shearwater Sport and Toy The latest community venture by the Lions and stickers from Red Club of Latrobe Inc is a visually aesthetic Herring. improvement project at the Latrobe Cemetery entrance. Given that this was the skatepark's first official The club, with some Latrobe Council workout, the judges were financial support, is in the process of pleasantly surprised by the commissioning a stone fence at the main entrance to the talent that entered. cemetery to complement the style of the columbarium. The Latrobe skatepark, The club's Lions Youth of the Year competition has been located in Perkins Park alongside the Latrobe and Districts concluded with Amelia Napier recognised for her Youth Centre, has been well used since the site was open. outstanding participation and Hayley Crack awarded the overall winner and proceeded to the Regional Final. Disappointingly though, the area adjacent that was opened up to add to the passive enjoyment of the area by providing The incoming President of the Lions Club of Latrobe Inc is a water fountain, seating and barbecue facilities has had to Mr David Jarman with Kae Campbell continuing in the role be re-fenced due to vandalism. It is also disappointing with of Secretary. Mr Jarman will take over this role from the amount of rubbish inappropriately disposed of around 1 July. the site. With rubbish bins provided, it doesn't take long to While not Christmas (but it is not far away), the club has a "bin it" and keep the area appealing and not looking like a number of Lions Christmas cakes and puddings still dump. available at Morses' Butchery, Latrobe at the current price. Council is aware that these actions are the acts of the A price increase will apply from the next order so get in minority but what a shame the majority are not more caring early to receive this discounted treat. to encourage appropriate behaviour and ensure this space is Don't forget that used spectacles may be recycled for use in welcoming to all. third world countries and left at the Latrobe Medical Cross Country Takes to Bush Practice, Coventry’s Pharmacy or Ritchie’s Supermarket for collection. Students of Latrobe High School have been hard at training for their annual Cross Country challenge to be held on Additionally, used stamps assist with raising funds for Wednesday, 23 May. medical aids and may be left at Ritchie’s Supermarket, Morse’s Butchery or passed on to any Lions Member. Envied by many of their counterparts, Don't forget to leave them on the envelope or with at least the students will set off from Kings 4mm around the stamp. Park, over Dooleys Hill, through Bells Parade, around Pig Island and back to Should you wish to know more about the Lions Club of Kings Park along the Bert Campbell Latrobe please feel free to contact President Peter Burk at Memorial Walk and Sheean Walk. Morse’s Butchery, Lion Stuart Ritchie, Lion Kae Campbell 64261442 or any Lions Member. The course is challenging however its completion is a credit to all. www.latrobe.tas.gov.au Council, Coast and Country May 5, 2014 - 5 When Art and Food Collide gift provided by Anvers and Colin Churchill of Art by Col Early in April, June Wilson's Studio Gallery at 129 Gilbert in Latrobe. Street, Latrobe ran an exhibition of works undertaken by The purpose of the Welcome Bag was to encourage as students of the studio over the past 12 months. many participants as possible to return to the Latrobe area The opening was well attended by friends, family and art before they ended their Tasmanian holiday. lovers from near and far. The success was clear, as `32 Fords, Chevies, Roadsters For some of those exhibiting, it was the first time their and dumped utes could be seen in Port Sorell and Latrobe work had been publicly displayed and their smile reflected streets over the closing days of April. their pride and delight at seeing others admire and Road Safety Everyone's Responsibility appreciate their efforts. At the recent Community Road Safety Partnership Kentish The two week exhibition was an additional attraction for Latrobe Committee meeting, bus operators raised that they visits to the gallery and showcased a growing artistic were experiencing a number of motorists passing buses on community in the Latrobe and surrounding area. double white lines and not obeying the 40km/hour flashing The next workshop at June Wilson's Studio Gallery will be lights. held on 4-5 June and tutored by renown pastellist, Judy In order to address this issue, bus drivers have been advised Drew from Melbourne. The workshop will focus on figure to report the registration details of persons performing these and fabrics. Enquiries are welcome to 6426 2987. unsafe driving practices with Tasmania Police undertaking Expanding the relaxed feel at June Wilson's Studio Gallery, to follow such incidents up with offenders. the venue has recently diverged into food and refreshments Not passing on double white lines and reducing your speed as "The Crowded Lounge" - a great place to connect with to 40km/hour when the lights at the rear of buses are friends or browse June's lovely pastel art. Word has it that flashing is essential not only for your safety but those the resident barista can answer any question on any topic - around you. now that's a statement to live up to! It takes only a second to ruin a life through reckless driving Street Rods Converge on Latrobe and a lifetime to regret it. Latrobe residents awoke to the sight of shining chrome and "Sherwood Hall" Transferred to Council the sound of in-line eights on April 17 when the town After 18 years of tireless restoration and management, the hosted a formal breakfast for 180 hot rods on their way to Sherwood Hall Restoration and Museum Committee have Hobart for a national gathering. decided to call it a day, passing on all funds, records, inventories and ongoing management of "Sherwood Hall" at Bells Parade to Latrobe Council and disbanding the committee. This decision was not an easy one for this committee however, with all the committee aged over 80 years and given that the restoration of the hall and the establishment of the museum are complete, the committee felt it an appropriate time to ‘hand over’ management and control of "Sherwood Hall" to the Latrobe Council to ensure a more sustainable management arrangement for the future of this facility. The annual Street Rod Nationals were held in Hobart over In accepting this transfer, Council paid tribute to the the Easter break - the first time the national gathering has fantastic effort of all committee members, past and present, been held in Tasmania for seven years. Mainland for their investment in ensuring that a valuable piece of participants were welcomed to Tasmania at a breakfast at Latrobe's history and Australian architecture is available for the Latrobe Recreation Ground, fresh off the Spirit of younger generations to appreciate. Tasmania. "Sherwood Hall" is open for public inspection from They were met by a presentation of some of the attractions 10.00 am until 2.00 pm Tuesdays and Thursdays and from of Latrobe, including Anvers chocolates, selections of local 1.00 pm until 4.00 pm on Saturday and Sunday. produce, and a hearty breakfast provided by the Latrobe Football Club. Group bookings are recommended to make arrangements with the caretakers, Shane and Elizabeth Free, by phoning The impact of this first impression of Tasmania was clear. 6426 2888. As the last of the visitors departed, not so much as a single chocolate remained, nor any of the 370 local eggs that had Latrobe Youth Centre Offers Naming Rights been barbequed by local volunteers as part of the egg and At Council's March meeting, the Latrobe and Districts bacon breakfast. Youth Centre Committee confirmed with Council that they The Latrobe breakfast was an opportunity to showcase the supported the Latrobe Basketball Club's application to offer Latrobe Municipality to the mainland street rod naming rights to the facility in order to attract investment of participants, many of whom toured the state after the the club. formalities concluded in Hobart. Council has agreed that the Latrobe Basketball Association The street rodders were provided with a Latrobe may erect a small sponsors sign on the Cotton Street Municipality Welcome Bag, which included information on entrance to the stadium and corporate coreflute signage local attractions, accommodation and services - plus a free inside the stadium provided that same be removed at the club's cost should the sponsorship cease. 6 - Council, Coast and Country May 5, 2014 www.latrobe.tas.gov.au Council's Current Works Program  Encouragement: Antionette Clarke The following works are scheduled to be undertaken  Performance: Finlay Murfet throughout the Latrobe Municipality over the next couple Under 13: of months.  Commitment: Tayla Jones Roads  Endeavour: Gemma Smith  Chapel Road widening and reconstruction  Encouragement: Mae Ganambarr  Bakers Beach Road and Kermode Creek bridge  Performance: Ben Ackroyd replacement Under 14:  Kobie Lane reconstruct and seal  Performance: Eve Bell  Gilbert Street footpath paving  Performance: Chloe Nicholls  Meredith Street footpath  Rising Star: Ben Ackroyd  Reibey Street footpath Junior Achievement: Eve Bell  Stanley and Gilbert Street footpath Junior Club Captains 2014/15: Ben Ackroyd and Tayla Stormwater Jones  Moriarty Road drainage improvements Adult Day Centres Buildings Within the Latrobe Municipality we are fortunately to now  Reconstruct front entrance ramp at Latrobe and have the availability of two Adult Day Centres. Districts Youth Centre Adult Day Centres provide frail, aged and persons aged  Construct front entrance ramp at Tasmanian Regional 18+ with a disability the opportunity to get out of the house Arts building and involved in a range of diverse activities. These  Works associated with Darrel Baldock Memorial at the activities provide mental and physical stimulation in a Latrobe Recreation Ground social and friendly environment.  Port Sorell Community Centre construction Additionally, the Centres provide for some relief for the  General maintenance person's regular carer. Parks and Reserves Within Latrobe, Adult Day Centres are located in Hamilton Street (run by the Tasmanian Health Organisation - North  General maintenance and mowing West) and now also at Strathdevon in Moriarty Road. Should you have any queries in relation to same, please do While able to access the service independently, both not hesitate to contact Council's Engineering Works services offer a door-to-door pick up and return for those Coordinator on 6421 4650. requiring same. Surf Club Nipper Awards A daily fee is charged which contributes towards activities, The following Nipper Awards for the Port Sorell Surf Life meals, refreshments and transport costs. 2 Saving Club 2013-14 season were recently presented - Do I need a referral? Under 8: Referrals are accepted from anywhere - including self,  Encouragement: Hollie Smith family, friends and health professionals.  Encouragement: Tyronne Denning For more information, please contact -  Have a go: Oscar Weeks Latrobe Day Centre Strathdevon Day Centre  Performance: Seth Armitstead 7 Hamilton Street, Latrobe 37 Moriarty Road, Latrobe Under 9: 6426 2744 6426 2844  Encouragement: Ziggy Ganambarr Beyond the Bitumen  Have a go: Abby Jones Larooma Park is the area of the Port Sorell  Performance: Lincoln Hillier foreshore north of the parking area at the end of Hawley Esplanade. It is an area that Under 10: has been rehabilitated and planted with  Encouragement: Dove Smith native trees and shrubs by Rubicon Coast and Landcare  Commitment: Jack Menzies (RCLC) members.  Endeavour: Cooper Armitstead It is an attractive coastal park and is well worth a visit for a  Performance: Jack Maynard walk or a picnic. Many people go through the park on summer evenings, with red coverings over their torches, to Under 11: see the fairy penguins come ashore to nest. It is also a place  Encouragement: Olivia Smith to see Pademelons and Southern Brown Bandicoots.  Endeavour: James Carter Each year RCLC members have an ongoing battle against  Performance: Je Joon Littler Cape Ivy and Periwinkle that have escaped from gardens Under 12: into Larooma Park. The group are winning with Cape Ivy but have not yet won with Periwinkle.  Commitment: Demi Nicholls Rubicon Coast and Landcare Inc is a group of local people  Endeavour: Ashtyn Dennison who care for the natural environment in and around the

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www.latrobe.tas.gov.au Council, Coast and Country May 5, 2014 - 7 Rubicon Estuary. If you would like to join the group, Project steps contact Anna at [email protected] Step Activity When Better Bus Transport = Better Access 1 Commencement May 2014 Public transport on the North-West Coast is a recognized 2 Community engagement June/July 2014 barrier to full participation in community life. Many reports on the issue and its effect on job-seekers, workers and those 3 Designing solutions August/September 2014 who want to access post-secondary education and training 4 Testing September 2014 to July 2015 have been prepared. The time for more reports is over. 5 Evaluating and embedding July/August 2015 Grant and Jan Bingley, the proprietors of Phoenix Coaches "You will be regularly updated throughout the project so and Merseylink state "the problem of the connection you know what’s going on. At various times your between public transport and better participation is ours, as thoughts and ideas will be sought and we hope you will a community, to solve. If we don’t, we’ll never change our participate," added Jan. problem of long-term unemployment or people having the To get involved in this project, please contact the Project real choice of participating fully in economic and social Manager: John Pauley on 0415 287 115 or email life. [email protected]. With your help, Phoenix Coaches, MerseyLink, Metro and the Cradle Coast Authority are going to ‘have a go’ at Sassafras Memorabilia Sought finding a solution through the Wheels for Work and Do you have any memorabilia - information, photographs, Training on the North-West project. articles, newspaper cuttings - associated with past and Wheels for Work and Training on the North-West is about present families, events and activities of the Sassafras action and doing - designing, testing, and changing how our district from its settlement until the present time? bus system works so it best responds to community needs. The Sassafras Community Hall Association Inc are very It covers the area from Port Sorell through to Wynyard and interested in hearing from you in order to develop an includes movement between the cities of Devonport and exhibition of the complete history of the Sassafras area and Burnie and townships along the way. To maximize the many families that have lived and continue to live in the benefits for our community we need to get the linkages district. right. Project Coordinator, Mrs Rosie Marshall said "there is a lot The question the Wheels for Work and Training on the of history throughout the Sassafras area and whilst much is North-West project will answer is this: How can we better generational, there are those that no longer live in the use bus transport to improve access for job-seekers, district. workers and people wanting post-secondary education and We are hoping to gather a comprehensive history of the training? community, past and present, and display it in the one We have the buses. central location the weekend of 23-24 August. We have the people who would benefit from using them. There is a special interest in displaying photographs of all the families in the area so if you or your family lived for We have employers who need workers. some time or still live in the Sassafras area, we would be We have people who educate and train people. most appreciative if you could have a look through your So what’s the problem? What do we have to do differently photo albums and see whether you would allow us the to make bus travel more attractive to people? opportunity to take a copy of them for display. I know you’ll have answers to some of these hard questions Newspaper clippings especially provide a wealth of and, as we move through this project, we’ll be asking you information with many a family potentially keeping a copy to share your thoughts and ideas." of them in a treasured container. We would love this So who’s running the project? information as it shows how the community has developed and what has been significant throughout its history. Phoenix Coaches and MerseyLink are running this project. They have been successful in securing a grant from the This project is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the Tasmanian Government through the ‘Wheels to Work and rich history of the Sassafras community and share that Training Program’ and are the project principals. knowledge with the wider community." They have appointed John Pauley as project manager. Information is sought by the end of June. Information is Some might remember John from the Review he did on sought by the end of June. If you are able to help out with Tasmania’s Core Bus Services which resulted in real memorabilia, please contact Mrs Marshall on 6426 7334 or change to bus fleets, fares and the government’s approach Ruth Rockliff on 6426 7206 or forward your information to bus transport. through email to [email protected] They have asked Metro and the Cradle Coast Authority Take The Challenge to assist them in making sure this project is successful Last year 9,000 Australians raised over $2 million to help and will be seeking the widest possible input from the fund educational projects in the Asia Pacific through the North West Coast community. Live Below the Line campaign. Our solutions will benefit from understanding the issues This campaign challenges Australians to live on $2 a day around use of bus transport with Bob Campbell and for 5 days from May 5 - 9 to help raise money and Lynda Jones coming in to run the community awareness for people living in extreme poverty. engagement processes. Bob and Lynda have worked You can get involved and take the challenge! For further with many groups and communities on the North-West information call 0458 476 232 or go online to “Live Below coast. the Line.” 8 - Council, Coast and Country May 5, 2014 www.latrobe.tas.gov.au Bushfire Preparedness Rotary Changing Lives The Port Sorell Advisory Committee (PSAC) met recently After a successful international night raising and considered the issue of bushfire preparedness funds for the gift of sight in Nepal, throughout the Port Sorell area. Rotarians now turn their attention to the In considering this matter, representatives were forwarded a local community. copy of the pilot Community Bushfire Mitigation Plan for Following the success of the 2014 Rotary Bicheno, developed by the Tasmanian Fire Service. Calendar, the club is inviting amateur The purpose of a Bushfire Management Plan is to provide photography buffs aged over 18 to help gather scenic guidance regarding bushfire fuel management, to increase photographs of the Latrobe Municipality, by way of a community bushfire safety and provide protection to photographic competition, for use in the 2015 calendar. important community assets. First prize of $100, second prize of $50 and a 3rd and 4th PSAC recommended to Council that it request the prize of $25 are being offered plus the photos with the Tasmania Fire Service to prepare a Bushfire Management photographers name to be published in the 2015 Calendar. Plan for the Port Sorell area noting Squeaking Point as a Full details on how to enter are available on the entry forms high priority. Council has endorsed such a request and is which can be picked up from the Australian Axeman’s Hall following this matter up with the Tasmanian Fire Service. of Fame, Shadows Cafe and the Shearwater IGA Playful Penguins Playgroup supermarket or downloaded from the Latrobe Council website. Term 2 playgroup sessions at the Port Sorell Playgroup in the Port Sorell Memorial Hall The club is pleased to advise that the UTAS sponsorship Supper Room resume this week. for a local student has been awarded to a resident of Port Sorell. This sponsorship is awarded each year to help a Held each Tuesday from 10 am until 12 deserving student who may not have the opportunity to noon during school terms, the sessions attend university without a little help. provide an opportunity for preschoolers of all ages and their carers to participate in learning based play Mock Job interviews for Latrobe High School students will with new activities each week. The playgroup's focus is on be held this year on 26 May and will be followed by The fun and community spirit. Rotary Awards night on 28 May where talented, innovative, courteous and community minded residents are With new members joining each week the cost is just $2 recognised. per family each week. Rotary meets at the Axeman's Hall of Fame every For more information about the Playful Penguins Wednesday at 6.00pm for fellowship and to hear wonderful Playgroup, please contact either Kate (0408 325 429) or guest speakers. For more information, please contact any Sophie (0447 082 439) or visit the Facebook page "Port member of the Rotary Club, President Mike McLoughlin Sorell Community Playgroup". (6492 3034) or Secretary John Blackwell (6426 2613) or Lillium Society Relocates to Latrobe visit www.rotarycluboflatrobe.org.au for more information. Outgrowing the East Devonport Recreation Centre has led “Step Out in Bricks” initiative to the North West Tasmanian Lillium Society moving their The Australian Brick and Blocklaying Training Foundation, base to the Latrobe Memorial Hall. the Housing Industry Association and the Department of Being a regional organisation, the group meet monthly at Education joined forces to organise and sponsor the ‘Step Penguin and discuss all aspects relating to lilliums, from Out in Bricks’ Program for Latrobe High School, over five growing lilliums from seed, hybridizing them, floral art, days from 24 to 28 March. trade tables and exchanging lillium seed. The program involved nine Grade 9 and 10 students "While the flowering period for lilliums is from late learning bricklaying skills and building planter boxes in the October through to March, the peak season coincides with school Science courtyard. This has come about because of our two shows each year. the establishment of a partnership with the “Farmer’s The first of these is held in early January and the second Marketing Network” to conduct commercial trials on one three weeks later, which will now be held at Latrobe. of their products on potato crops later in the year. This We are aware that there is a flower and vegetable show partnership will run for four years to enable normal crop held at the Latrobe Memorial Hall in early February and are rotation. already liaising with that group in relation to developing a These trials require 1m square plots which will be supportive relationship with each other for the benefit of developed in the planter boxes. Local Bricklayer, Rick our respective groups," said Neil Jordan of the North West Gaby, taught the students basic bricklaying and concreting Tasmanian Lillium Society. skills, including how to set out a project. Once the students "Before my involvement 25 years ago, the society held gained sufficient skills to start the project, Rick then shows at multiple venues across the coast but found that oversaw the building of the boxes by the students. carting all their equipment from one to the other was The Australian Brick and Blocklaying Training Foundation extremely taxing on the members. was the main sponsor, providing for the purchase of the With the shows based in locations easily accessed by a bricks and all required material, and financing the cost of majority of people, greater patronage and awareness of the the bricklayer for the week. Latrobe High Pathway society has resulted," added Mr Jordan. Planning Officer, Jenni Jago, was the principal Project Manager for the project. Want to know more about growing and showing lilliums, come along to a show or contact the North West Tasmanian Lillium Society via Neil on 6435 1298. www.latrobe.tas.gov.au Council, Coast and Country May 5, 2014 - 9 The ‘Step out in Bricks’ programme is another example of Rules of Shared Pathways a relationship between school, business and community, Council has recently received concerns seeking working together to link school with career pathways. clarification on what are the "rules" are for shared Promotional Highway Signage pathways. To address the issue of ad-hoc advertising signage being Council's Manager Engineering and Works, placed on Crown Land along the Bass Highway, Mayor Jonathan Magor advises that "similar to Gaffney contacted the Department of Infrastructure Energy normal road rules, it is expected that a cyclist and Resources (DIER) early in the year with an idea. The should ride on the left of a shared pathway end result being the erection of two large signs at either end and give way to pedestrians. For of the town of Latrobe. clarification, "Give Way" means the person The ‘Welcome To’ signage includes the wording: must slow down and, if necessary, stop to avoid a collision.  Australian Axeman’s Hall of Fame Bicycle riders on footpaths and shared paths must also give  Teddy Sheean Memorial and Walk way to persons travelling in or on wheeled recreational  Bells Parade and Sherwood Hall devices or toys including scooters, skateboards or  Darrel Baldock Memorial rollerblades." The ‘What’s Happening’ signage differs at each end of Latrobe Council have a periodic program of inspecting and town as the eastern signage promotes Specialty Shops and clearing vegetation from pathways but are open to assess Eateries, Sunday Markets, Platypus Tours and Great Nature and rectify any specific locations where a concern is raised. Walks and the western signage publicises Latrobe's Free Residents must ensure that vegetation on their property Parking, the Warrawee Forest Reserve, Antiques and Art remains, at all times, within their property boundary and Galleries and the town's heritage doesn't encroach and obstruct pathways. Additionally, the “What’s Happening signs” are designed Endeavouring to encourage the community to "get active" to allow corflute signage to slide securely into place. It is through the use of shared pathways, Council currently has a anticipated that this ‘advertising space’ will offer an option budget allocation listed for consideration in the 2014/15 to community groups, service and sporting clubs, local financial year to commence a path widening program businesses and individuals to promote their special commencing in Shearwater Park. occasion or event at minimal expense, with a view to What Can You Recycle? providing information to residents and visitors and promoting tourism within the Municipality. Council is often asked what can be recycled. The following is a guide to help you through some of those grey areas that Details on cost, duration and responsibility of the keep you wondering. advertising signage will be tabled at the May 12 Council meeting. Can the piece of plastic in a paper box like cereal boxes, be recycled? Ben is Back at Ghost Rock! The answer is no, it should be placed in your garbage Ben Milbourne, Tasmania's very own Masterchef finalist, bin but put the paper box in the recycle bin. returns to Ghost Rock Vineyard for their 2014 “One Degree Do lids need to be taken off bottles? Can the lids be Long Table Dinners”. recycled? Ben will once again team with For this question, the type of bottle is presumed to be Ghost Rock owner and soft drink, milk and juice bottles. Vigneron, Colin Arnold, to bring you an exciting menu each Those types of bottles can be recycled however the lids, month matched with their simply due to their size and potential to go through the premium wines. wrong recycling process, should be removed and not recycled. "This is a fantastic opportunity to learn more about wine and wine Do jars need to be washed? Do the lids need to be production whilst dining on the removed? Can the lids be recycled? freshest local produce and All containers (glass/plastic etc) that have residue in gaining an insight into the them should be washed. processes which go into the The large steel/plastic lids are fine to be recycled as preparation of each dish as Colin and Ben chat about each these are large enough to end up being appropriately course and wine match," said Cellar Door Manager, Cass processed but they do need to be separated from the Downes. container. The dinners will cater for a maximum of 30 people and Wesley Vale Pulp Mill Exhibition commence at 7.00 pm. The five course food and wine degustation costs $120 per person with all bookings The Latrobe Court House Museum continues its call to including a glass of Catherine Sparkling on arrival. persons with photographs and artefacts relating to the Wesley Vale Mill to assist them in loaning their Dinner Dates for the remainder of this year are June 7; memorabilia for a display in July. August 2; September 6; October 4; November 1 and December 6. Please contact either Elizabeth or Alanna on 6426 1289, or call into the Museum any Thursday afternoon. Bookings can be made at the Ghost Rock Cellar Door or by phoning 6428 4005. Payment must be made at the time of booking. 10 - Council, Coast and Country May 5, 2014 www.latrobe.tas.gov.au Community Retirees Become StrokeSafe3 Throughout the town of Latrobe of late, there have been a One in six people will have a stroke in their lifetime but did number of high profile people changing their lifestyles to you know that strokes can be prevented? enjoy the freedom of retirement. Stroke is not a heart attack. A stroke happens when the Shortly before Easter, Mrs Rosemary Ryan was farewelled supply of blood to the brain is suddenly disrupted. Blood is from the Mersey Community Hospital. carried to the brain by blood vessels called arteries. Mrs Ryan had been a long term member on the hospital's Blood may stop moving through the artery because the staff and saw many changes throughout her tenure. At the artery is blocked by a clot or plaque, or because the artery time of her retirement, Mrs Ryan held the role of Nurse breaks or burst. When blood stops flowing, the brain does Unit Manager in the Outpatient's Department. not get the oxygen it needs, and so brain cells in the area Latrobe High School staff and students recently wished die, and permanent damage can be done. teacher Mr David Bridger a long and happy retirement. Some strokes are fatal while others cause permanent or Mr Bridger has taught at Latrobe High School since 1996 temporary disability. It is important to understand that with staff taking the opportunity to pay tribute to him on his strokes can be prevented. last day by mirroring his daily school attire and wearing For more information on risk factors, prevention and signs science lab coats. of a stroke, go to http://strokefoundation.com.au. Gradually easing back on his workload, but not quite yet Cemetery Clean up into full retirement is Dr Geoff Shannon of the Latrobe On Sunday 4th May volunteers held the last working bee Family Medical Practice. before the winter break. From June, Dr Shannon will only be available for limited There are usually 4-6 cleanups a year pending weather and clinical sessions to enable more time to be spent with need with all starting at 10.00 am. family and travelling. Dr Shannon is referring his patients to colleague, Dr Bott. "I would like to thank all of those who have assisted and we look forward to our next working bee in September/ Tourism Spotlight on Latrobe Municipality October," said Mayor Mike Gaffney. The annual Regional Tourism Forum is being held Funding Opportunities throughout the Latrobe Municipality from 9-10 July, providing an ideal opportunity to showcase our natural and Emerging Needs Funding 2014-15 built attractions and experiences to many visitors. Latrobe Council's Emerging Needs funding offers support If you would like to know more about this opportunity, to eligible organisations who have identified and seek to please contact Peter Button of the Latrobe and Port Sorell address a need within the Latrobe Municipality in the fields Tourism Association (LaPSTA) on 6428 7555. of environment, health and community welfare; sport and recreation. A Century Of The Deep Elite Funded projects may include equipment purchases, simple On 24 May 1914, the Royal Australian Navy took delivery facility or infrastructure improvements, research or of its first submarines in Sydney, the two British-built E- planning projects, and projects to develop and empower the class vessels HMAS AE1 and HMAS AE2, as part of a community. substantial upgrade of Australia’s fledgling naval fleet. This is the only round of funding for the 2014-15 financial In recognition of 100 Years of Australian's Submarine year. force, the military's silent service, the Perth Mint has cast an Australian legal tender coin and badge set, recognising Funding Amount - capped at $1,500 per application the vital role submariners have played in the nation’s naval Closes - 9 May, 2014 history since the outbreak of World War I. More information is available by phoning 6421 4650 or As the pinnacle of naval technology, Australian submarines emailing [email protected] operate in international waters and under air space Arts, Culture and Festival Assistance 2014-15 controlled by other countries, using the element of surprise, Latrobe Council’s Arts, Culture and Festivals Sponsorship while avoiding detection or causing diplomatic incident. offers funding to eligible organisations to nurture new and They are a key component of the Royal Australian Navy established arts, culture and events activities in the Latrobe and the Australian Defence Force at large. Municipality which result in social, cultural and economic Today, the Royal Australian Navy Submarine Service benefits for the municipality. consists of six Collins-class submarines located at the This is the only round of funding for the 2014-15 financial Royal Australian Navy Submarine Force Element Group year. Headquarters in Rockingham, Western Australia. Funding Amount - capped at $750 per application One of these submarines is named in honour of former local resident, Edward "Teddy" Sheean, with that Closes - 9 May, 2014 submarine - HMAS SHEEAN - being the adopted jointly More information is available by phoning 6421 4650 or by the town of Latrobe and City of Armidale in 2001. emailing [email protected] To find out more about the coin and badge set, contact the NIB Foundation Perth Mint toll free 1800 098 817 or go to The NIB Foundation's Community Grant program aims to www.perthmint.com.au. support locally-based initiatives which will make a positive difference to the health and wellbeing of Australian

3 http://strokefoundation.com.au www.latrobe.tas.gov.au Council, Coast and Country May 5, 2014 - 11 communities, with a focus on the health of young people, Vegas trained Comedy Hypnotist, Zeiken Black on and carers. Wednesday, 28 May. A Community Grant round is held each year and With any hypnotist show, there is some apprehension about applications are accepted from eligible organisations across the possibility of being "volunteered" as a "participant" and Australia. the "what if" factor, although many would challenge their Funding Amount - up to $50,000 for 10 organisations to belief in hypnotism. Fortunately, this show is an all ages undertake projects that run up to 12 months. show, so nothing R-rated. Closes - 27 June, 2014 Testimonials for Zeiken Black's shows include comments that "it was as much fun for the participants as it is for the More information is available online at audience, many wish they had volunteered on the night" www.nibfoundation.com.au. while another attendee now sees his partner in a different Grants for Grassroots (Cricket) light after she was hypnotized to "attend to a pet elephant, The Commonwealth Bank are offering 90 Grant Packages playing an imaginary piano and lots of other hilarious to help community cricket clubs. things." Funding Amount - an equipment pack to assist with Others claim that they would have bet huge amounts of training and $1,000 cash with one club in need having their money that they would not have been able to be hypnotized grant upgraded to a special $10,000 Super Grant. but are believers after their friend, who doesn't know Application is via an online process. Japanese, was hypnotized to sing "Jimmy Barnes Working Class Man on stage in Japanese." Closes - 15 August, 2014 If you are looking for a great night out while helping an More information is available online at international humanitarian project, book today with Latrobe www.commbank.com.au/about-us/sustainability-and- High School (6426 1061) to attend the Zeiken Black community/community/partnerships/community-cricket- Comedy Hypnotist performance on 28 May at the Latrobe clubs.html Memorial Hall. Learner Driver Mentor Program - 2014 Funding What’s On Funding grants are now available for community Information on regular, weekly activities is detailed on Council’s website at organisations to establish, consolidate or expand Learner www.latrobe.tas.gov.au (under tourism). Driver Mentor Programs (LDMPs). may LDMPs are community run programs that provide 5-10 Tassie Awakening 2014 Pastel Workshop with Lyn disadvantaged learner drivers with opportunities to develop Diefenbach at June Wilson's Studio Gallery, 129 on-road driving experience. The primary focus of these Gilbert Street, Latrobe. Costs apply. Bookings programs is to help novice drivers who have limited essential to 0417 367 128 or 6426 2987 opportunity to access a suitable vehicle and/or responsible supervisory driver to gain on-road. 6 Latrobe vs Ulverstone in North West Basketball at the Latrobe and Districts Youth Centre from 7.00 pm. Funding Amount Men's game from 8.30 pm. Admission $7 Adult; $5  Up to $25,000 to establish a new LDMP, or one which Concession; $4 U16 and $18 Family.  0407 278 977 has been in operation for less than six months; or 10 Jazz and Shiraz Night with Grace Knight at  Up to $20,000 to consolidate or expand an existing Shearwater Resort. Limited tickets. Bookings LDMP. essential to 6428 6205 An application form can be found at: 12 Latrobe Council Meeting at the Latrobe Council http://www.dier.tas.gov.au/roadsafety/people/mentor Chambers, 170 Gilbert Street, Latrobe from 5.00 pm. Closes - 19 May, 2014  6421 4650 (Candice) More information is available from the Land Transport 15 Latrobe Diabetes Support Group meet at the Safety Policy Branch on 6166 3241 or Driver Mentoring Latrobe Family Medical Practice Meeting Room, 45b Tasmania on 0409 832 764. Gilbert Street, Latrobe from 11am until 12 noon. Stage Hypnotist Performs at Latrobe  6425 0800 (Nancy) 16 Community Transport Service Forum at the Port Later this year approximately 20 students and seven staff of Sorell Memorial Hall from 4.30 pm. Latrobe High School will be travelling to Cambodia with the Cambodian Kids Foundation to help with a project over 20 Latrobe vs Devonport in North West Basketball at the a 12 day period. Latrobe and Districts Youth Centre from 7.00 pm. Men's game from 8.30 pm. Admission $7 Adult; $5 The humanitarian trip is Concession; $4 U16 and $18 Family.  0407 278 977 costing approximately $3,500 each and although 23 Walk Safely to School Day https://www.walk.com.au/ the Cambodian section is 23 Latrobe High School Cross Country tax deductible there is still a 24 100 Years of Australian's Submarine Service large amount to pay. 28 Zeiken Black Comedy Hypnotist performance at the Since last year, students Latrobe Memorial Hall. 7.00 pm for 7.30 pm start. have initiated a number of Tickets $10 students to 18 years, $20 adults, children fundraising activities with Under 5 free. Discounts apply to groups of 10. the next being a public Bookings essential to 6426 1061. performance at the Latrobe Memorial Hall by Las 12 - Council, Coast and Country May 5, 2014 www.latrobe.tas.gov.au 31 Latrobe vs East Devonport NTFL Football Game at 14 Latrobe Council Meeting at the Latrobe Council the Latrobe Recreation Ground, Gilbert Street, Chambers, 170 Gilbert Street, Latrobe from 5.00 pm. Latrobe. Games start at 10.00 am. Admission $8  6421 4650 (Candice) Adult; $4 Concession, $2 Student and U13 Free.  26 Latrobe vs Ulverstone NTFL Football Game at the 0418 579 530 Latrobe Recreation Ground, Gilbert St, Latrobe. jun Games start at 10.00 am. Admission $8 Adult; $4 Concession, $2 Student @ U13 Free.  0418 579 530 Throughout June/July Rubicon River Arts Annual Exhibition - "Grafted" at aug Ghost Rock Vineyard, 1055 Port Sorell Road, 9 Latrobe vs Wynyard NTFL Football Game at the Northdown. Latrobe Recreation Ground, Gilbert Street, Latrobe. 1 Port Sorell Surf Life Saving Club Annual General Games start at 10.00 am. Admission $8 Adult; $4 Meeting at the Port Sorell Surf Life Saving Club from Concession, $2 Student and U13 Free.  0418 579 10.30 am.  0448 819 848 530 3 Latrobe vs Somerset in North West Basketball at 10 Chocolate Winterfest, Latrobe - go to the Latrobe and Districts Youth Centre from 7.00 www.chocolatewinterfest.com.au for full details pm. Men's game from 8.30 pm. Admission $7 Your Elected Representatives Adult; $5 Concession; $4 U16 and $18 Family. Mayor Mike Gaffney, 43 Gilbert St Latrobe...... 6426 1797  0407 278 977 Deputy Mayor Rick Rockliff, 4-5 Judy Drew Workshop at June Wilson's Studio 90 Churchills Road, Sassafras ...... 6426 7283 Gallery, 125 Gilbert Street, Latrobe. Costs apply. Rob Beveridge, 65 Esplanade, Hawley Beach ... 6428 7693 Bookings essential to 6426 2987. Dayna Dennison, 3 Colin Crt, Shearwater ...... 6428 7844 10 Latrobe Council Meeting at the Latrobe Council Peter Freshney, 87 Shearwater Bvd, Shearwater 6428 7004 Chambers, 170 Gilbert Street, Latrobe from 5.00 pm. Michael McLaren, 37 Gilbert St, Latrobe ...... 6426 2777  6421 4650 (Candice) John Perkins, 26 Palmers Rd Latrobe ...... 6426 2585 11 Soup and Sandwich Luncheon by Rubicon Grove at the Port Sorell Bowls Club at 12 noon. Cost: $10 with Garry Sims, 300 Wesley Vale Rd Wesley Vale . 6428 4019 lucky door prizes and a raffle.  6427 5700 Lesley Young, 265 Greens Creek Rd, East Sassafras 12 Latrobe Diabetes Support Group meet at the ...... 6426 7235 Latrobe Family Medical Practice Meeting Room, 45b 2014 Council Meeting Dates Gilbert Street, Latrobe from 11am until 12 noon. Latrobe Council's meeting dates for the remainder of 2014  6425 0800 (Nancy) are - 14 Latrobe vs Wynyard NTFL Football Game at the May 12th September 8th Latrobe Recreation Ground, Gilbert Street, Latrobe. June 10th (Tuesday) October 13th Games start at 10.00 am. Admission $8 Adult; $4 Concession, $2 Student and U13 Free.  0418 579 July 14th November 10th 530 August 11th December 8th 15 Launch of "Grafted" Art Exhibition at Ghost Rock All meetings are held at the Latrobe Council Chambers, Vineyard at 2.00 pm by Mrs Glen Miles.  6428 4005 Gilbert Street, Latrobe and commence at 5.00 pm sharp. 17 Latrobe vs Wynyard in North West Basketball at the The meetings include a public participation section at the Latrobe and Districts Youth Centre from 7.00 pm. start of the meeting, enabling residents to raise any issue of Men's game from 8.30 pm. Admission $7 Adult; $5 concern to them. Please liaise with Mrs Winter on Concession; $4 U16 and $18 Family.  0407 278 977 6421 4650 if you would like to avail yourself of such an 20 Rubicon Grove Aged Care Facility Open Day. Staff opportunity. will be available to provide information about aged Plan Your Promotion care.  6427 5700 Article deadlines and distribution dates for the next 12 28 Latrobe vs Smithton NTFL Football Game at the months are - Latrobe Recreation Ground, Gilbert St, Latrobe. Deadline ...... Distribution Date Games start at 10.00 am. Admission $8 Adult; $4 12 June ...... 30 June Concession, $2 Student & U13 Free.  0418 579 530 14 August ...... 1 September jul 16 October ...... 4 November (Tues) 5 Latrobe vs Penguin NTFL Football Game at the 4 December ...... 5 January, 2015 Latrobe Recreation Ground, Gilbert St, Latrobe. Games start at 10.00 am. Admission $8 Adult; $4 Articles may be submitted to Michelle Dutton via email Concession, $2 Student @ U13 Free.  0418 579 530 [email protected]; facsimile 6426 2121 or mailed to PO Box 63, Latrobe 7307. 10 Latrobe Diabetes Support Group meet at the Contributions must be relevant to the Latrobe Municipality and suitable for Latrobe Family Medical Practice Meeting Room, 45b inclusion. They will be used at the discretion of the editor, in whole or Gilbert Street, Latrobe from 11am until 12 noon. part, or not at all, in the next scheduled issue or subsequent issues. The Council does not pay for editorial submitted. Information supplied is  6425 0800 (Nancy) correct at the time of printing. Although all care has been taken in the production of this newsletter, Latrobe Council accepts no responsibility for any inaccuracy or error contained in this newsletter as a result of information supplied.