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From left , Rosny College teacher Gavin Joyce, RACT motoring services manager Peter Gillon, Clarence Mayor Doug Chipman, alderman Kaye McFarlane and Council youth parti cipati on offi cer James Pepperell with Rosny College students Avalon Biggar, Sabina Michalowski and Jarrod Collins, who parti cipated in a mobile phones road hazard tutorial delivered by the RACT. Driver distraction and inattention can be fatal STUDENTS from Rosny students about the dan- that the risk of being tor, which is owned and drivers in Clarence to government were to be Under the program, College have been gers of distraction and involved in a crash operated by Queens- experience. congratulated for the local councils, commu- shown how texting while inattention while driving. increases by four times land-based Driver Safety “Through the sim- initiative. nity organisations and driving can result in a RACT Motoring when talking on a mo- Australia, will provide a ulator, and the other “The councils should schools can apply for serious crash. Services manager Peter bile phone while driving, very real demonstration activities presented by be acknowledged for funding to undertake The Hobart, Clar- Gillon said distraction and an incredible 23 of just how dangerous the RACT, these young identifying an issue in community road safety ence, Kingborough, and inattention when times when texting on a driving while distracted drivers can see for them- their communities that projects. Derwent Valley and driving a motor vehicle mobile device. can be. selves just how danger- they could help address,” The simulator and Glenorchy Councils, could be a fatal combi- “You are taking an “It is only through ous distractions can be he said. the RACT visited Rosny with the support of the nation. unnecessary risk if you these types of exercises to their driving,” he said. “And the government College, the Kingbor- RACT, secured $25,000 “It is impossible to take your eyes off the that young people truly “I congratulate both should be recognised for ough Sports Centre, Der- under the State Govern- drive safely when your road or your hands off understand the dangers.” the RACT and the Tas- the grants program itself, went Valley High School, ment’s Community Road attention is focused the steering wheel even Clarence Mayor manian Government on which is addressing local Claremont College and Safety Grants Program to elsewhere,” he said. for a second. Doug Chipman said the the program.” road safety issues and Guilford Young College bring a driving simulator “For example, “Getting young driv- session was a fantastic Mr Gillon said the promoting road safety as part of the weeklong to Tasmania to educate current research reveals ers into a driving simula- opportunity for young fi ve councils and the more broadly.” program. Bellerive Denture Care Clinic WISHING ALL OUR ALL DENTURE AND CUSTOMERS A SAFE

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2 March 2016 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS South Arm RSL Sub-Branch Council News Council Meetings Events continues memorial expansion 4 – 24 March 2016 Key issues at the Council meeting of 1 & 22 GROUP SHOW BY THE FERNTREE February 2016 included: ARTMAKERS • Adopted Public Art Code Art Code Implementation Procedures Schoolhouse Gallery and Public Art Code Guidelines for Developers. Artists: Rosalind Burgess, Jenny Burnett, Lola • Adopted a revised Customer Service Charter. Burrows, Susan Pickering, Bette Roberts & Veronica Steane.

Works – March/April 2016 The Ferntree Artmakers, a group of University Roads of Tasmania Fine Art graduates have exhibited • Pothole repairs- South Arm, Sandford, Lauderdale and Acton. regularly since 1995 under the name Ferntree Printmakers. The exhibition celebrates their • Gravel road grading – as required based on inspections. name change and the diversity of media used • Guide post replacement continues - various locations. including printmaking, painting and drawing • Construction of multi user path along Pindos Drive foreshore and explores the notions of gathering energy Tranmere. and life after a momentary pause. • Upgrade footpath in Ronnie Street Rose Bay. • Anzac Park upgrade path to Natone Street Lindisfarne. 18 March – 17 April 2016 • Upgrade kerb and gutter - Percy Street Bellerive. HUNT NATURE BIRTH: TARA • Replace low retaining wall – Karoola Cres Lindisfarne. BADCOCK • Install traffic island – Tranmere Road & Anulka Street junction Howrah. 19 – 20 March 2016 WORKSHOP Drainage PRECIOUS LITTLE MATTERS: • Ongoing cleaning of open drains. Exploring Creative Collage with Lynne Federal Member for Franklin Julie Collins at the sub-branch’s memorial with South Arm RSL Sub-Branch president Terry Roe. • Drainage improvements – Mannata Street Lauderdale. Fellows Parks and Reserves FOLLOWING the un- to commemorate the made by the South Arm ment the existing World 3 April 2016 • Soft fall mulch replacement. veiling of its World War ANZAC Centenary with residents who served,” War One memorial,” Ms RICHMOND VILLAGE COLONIAL • Ovals Irrigation maintenance. One memorial, the South the new memorial. she said. Collins said. FAIR • Elevated work platform tree work. Arm RSL Sub-Branch Ms Collins said she Ms Collins also used “It will be particularly will continue to com- had recommended the the visit to discuss the exciting to see the devel- Fire Management EXHIBITIONS AT THE SCHOOLHOUSE memorate the region’s sub-branch receive fund- sub-branch’s plans to opment of the planned • Fire reduction preparation for controlled burns. GALLERY AND BARN war heroes with a sec- ing to commemorate build new memorials World War Two memori- • Weed eradication – various locations. Contact Sarah Bishop 6217 9625 ond memorial dedicated World War One under commemorating the al, which would form the to World War Two. the Australian Govern- Korean War and the centre of the sub-branch’s For more information call 6217 9500 or visit our website at www.ccc.tas.gov.au Visiting the organi- ment’s ANZAC Cente- Vietnam War. commemorations. sation recently, Federal nary Grants Program. “The sub-branch is “I look forward to Member for Franklin “The new memorial going from strength to continuing to support the Julie Collins said she was wall and mural are digni- strength and the new South Arm RSL Sub- pleased the South Arm fi ed and important rec- additions should comple- Branch in any way I can.” LINDISFARNE RSL Sub-Branch was able ognition of the sacrifi ce SERVICE CENTRE & TYRE POWER Full driveway service - Log book & warranty PAT’S SECOND HAND BOOKSHOP servicing - Tyre stockist - Wheel alignments Quality books sold and traded. Receive credit towards next purchase when returning 151 East Derwent Highway previously purchased books. 5% pensioner discount Monday & Tuesday. Lindersfarne Cash paid for latest releases*. 6243 5990 LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED 3 Franklin St Lindisfarne 6243 1698 *conditions apply

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6 March 2016 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS NOW Music-lovers savour OPEN ORGANISERS have labelled the 2016 Clarence Jazz Festival a musical success, with people of all ages enjoying the smooth melodies of jazz at venues across the Eastern Shore. Taking place from 21-18 February, the popular event presented 30 different acts performing a variety of jazz styles at the Jazz Lounge at Rosny Barn and Bellerive Boardwalk. RIVERSDALE ESTATE Free twilight concerts held at South Arm Oval, Montagu Bay Primary School and Simmons Park in Lindisfarne also didn’t miss a beat with dance demon- strations and a jazzercise class keeping audience members moving. Preparations are now underway for the Clarence Jazz Festival’s 21st birthday celebrations in 2017.

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March 2016 9 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Major development for Police visit a Primrose Sands A LOCAL developer is “The plans also in- opment will promote an planning a major tourism clude the development of alternate and attractive project for the beachside a 32 kilowatt solar farm route between Sorell and village of Primrose Sands. to power the site and a Dunalley and the Tasman dream come true The $2-3 million wastewater treatment Peninsula. holiday cabin, caravan plant. “In addition to the park and café/restaurant “It will provide up tourism accommoda- development is planned to 25 fulltime local jobs tion and restaurant, the on a 10-hectare site on when operating and 50 agricultural potential the Carlton riverfront jobs in construction and will be enhanced with at 172 Primrose Sands development and where the development of an Road, with an adjoining possible, construction additional purpose de- 18 hectares retained for materials and other goods signed building to support agriculture use. and services would be horticultural uses such as The developer, local purchased locally boost- vegetable, fruit or wine businessman Roger Ball, ing economic activity in production. said a planning report and the Sorell municipality.” “The facility could designs had been submit- Mr Ball said the also support an employ- ted to the Sorell Council project would provide a ment training program.” and had been approved, valuable lift for tourism in Mr Ball said the site works would com- the southern beaches re- plans provided for two mence immediately and gion and should encour- new road accesses – one construction was planned age the development of for agricultural use and to begin before the end enhanced visitor facilities another for the visitor of 2016. in the area. accommodation and café, “The development “The southern and a total of 94 parking comprises 24 holiday cab- beaches are an attractive spaces for cars and tourist ins, 18 powered camper/ destination, but the area buses. caravan sites, camping lacks facilities,” he said. Further details of sites, a restaurant, bar, “As well as providing the project will be offi ce and caretaker’s local tourist accommoda- announced once develop- residence,” he said. tion, the proposed devel- ment approval is gained.

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PAUL Langdon loves known fi rsthand about was instantly excited.” on,” he said. everything about police. Mr Langdon’s love for During the visit, Ms Lee said it was SCHOOL HOLIDAY 10 Day program With policing mem- the policing lifestyle. Mr Langdon was taken events such as this that SWIM PROGRAM orabilia decorating his “Paul has known on a cruise around the helped Fairway Rise staff 11th-22nd of April All swim levels bedroom walls at Fair- family members who are facility and was given form a connection with way Rise Lifestyle Village police offi cers and this the chance to try on a each individual resident. 5 Days $60 or 10 Days $120 in Lindisfarne, he often sparked his interest over safety vest and cap, as “This, in turn, Ages 3½ and up spends his days watching a long period of time,” well as turn the sirens on enhances their lives and his large collection of Ms Lee said. and off. gives us great pleasure police-themed TV shows, “I also have relatives He was later present- in being able to assist including Homicide, who are police offi cers, ed with a bag of police residents in pursuing Matlock Police and so I was able to form a memorabilia, including a their individual interests,” Division 4. connection with Paul drink bottle, pen, badge she said. On Thursday 18 instantly and talk with and cap. “This makes the res- February, Mr Langdon him on what little I knew Mr Langdon said ident feel special, builds received a very special of the profession. he was “thrilled” by the relationships with staff surprise when Commu- “At Fairway Rise, we experience and could and helps Fairway Rise nity Policing Constable like to cater for individual not wait to tell the other feel like their own home. Steve Rose visited the residents and their inter- residents about it. “We love our resi- Lifestyle Village. ests so, in conversation, “The most exciting dents and it is a privilege The visit was organ- I asked Paul if he would part of the visit was the to work in “their” home Book now... Call 03 6244 2294 ised by pastoral carer be interested in having ride around the complex – it was a very happy Suzanne Lee, who had a police car visit and he with the fl ashing lights visit for all concerned.” CLARENCE AQUATIC CENTRE YMCA PUT MORE OOMPH! IN YOUR DAY! Call in to our warehouse to collect your freshly roasted beans or have them ground for your needs. Now available in capsules! Open from 8.30 to 4.30 Monday to Friday. 2/123 Mornington Road, Mornington 7018 Ph: 6244 3079 www.oomphtgc.com.au

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A black and white illustrati on of the historic Orana House by A.H.Holiday (1993). LINDISFARNE’S historic house is a four-star reunion will include after- 1901: His life, times and Orana House will soon heritage listed bed and noon tea, a photographer, family’. play host to a Pearce fam- breakfast accommodation memorabilia (such as The book details inter- ily reunion to celebrate that was originally built by photos and a family tree) esting information about more than a century of John Pearce - the eldest and the chance to mingle the family history and will operation. son of Henry Pearce - as with descendants. be available for purchase The reunion will be a holiday home for the During the reunion, at the event. held on Saturday 26 family. Graham Pearce will also For more information, March (Easter Saturday) Each guest room at be launching his newly contact Susan Foster on from 2-5pm at 20 Low- Orana House is named af- published book, ‘Convict 0427 345 978 or email elly Road, Lindisfarne. ter one of John’s children. to Merchant of Salamanca [email protected]. Built in 1909, Orana The Pearce family – Henry Pearce 1810- edu.au. What are your thoughts about safety in Clarence? COMMUNITY CONSULTATION CLARENCE City Coun- safety and crime pre- real or what is per- can understand key cil is calling on commu- vention initiatives and ceived and this can issues and the best way Clarence Cultural History Plan nity members to share to identify, prioritise and often impact how safe to target and address their thoughts about address issues at a local a person feels and also these in the future,” Community input is being sought on the City of Clarence’s safety in their munici- level. how they interact within Mayor Chipman said. Cultural History Plan. pality by completing a “I believe a safer their community.” The community simple survey. Clarence would help Through the re- safety survey is available The plan, which guides Council’s actions on preserving and Information gath- ensure people are active search phase, Council online at www.survey- promoting Clarence’s unique history, is being reviewed and the ered from the survey and engaged in the will work to understand monkey.com/r/Safetyin- community are invited to attend a public forum to discuss the will provide the council community,” he said. safety issues in the Clarence, www.ccc.tas. and relevant organisa- “This project is Clarence area relating gov.au/safetyinclarence plan and future strategies. tions and government about people feeling to public safety, road, or in hard copy at the Download a copy of the plan: www.ccc.tas.gov.au/culturalhistory agencies with the op- safe in their community transport and pedestrian Clarence City Council portunity to identify key so they feel connect- safety, graffi ti/proper- offi ces, 38 Bligh Street issues which will then ed with others, have ty damage, fi res and Rosny Park. Forum Details be considered in a plan confi dence in laws and fl oods, family violence, The survey closes at Rosny Linc from 10.00am - 1.00pm on Tuesday 5 April 2016. to address community policing, are able to drugs and alcohol, bully- 5pm on Thursday 24 Refreshments provided safety in Clarence. make their own choices ing, water safety and the March 2016. Clarence Mayor and are confi dent in risk of injury. For more infor- RSVP Doug Chipman said their own abilities and “It is important that mation on the project the plan’s development actions. we fi rst hear the com- contact Suzanne Schulz Please RSVP to [email protected] or was an opportunity to “Safety or lack of munity’s view on safety on 6217 9599 or email 6217 9607 by Friday 1 April 2016 coordinate community safety could be what is in Clarence so that we [email protected]. 12

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March 2016 13 Eastern Shore Sun Eastlands feature

Ishka – a special store with an important mission

EASTLANDS has welcomed exotic from third-world communities around the “We are a passionate and energised “During the event we will be having homeware, gift, clothing and jewellery store world. group here at Ishka Eastlands,” he said. a grand opening sale and entertainment Ishka to the centre. By working with artisans in developing “We love Ishka and what it stands for and throughout the day,” Mr Clarke said. The Eastlands retailer is one of 36 Ishka countries over the years, Ishka has been we are looking forward to serving Eastlands Ishka is a proud supporter of Amnesty stores around Australia, all of which are the recognised for contributing to the progress customers. International, the Bali Children Foundation result of founder Michael Sklovsky’s vision. and empowerment of international “The response that we have already and Médecins Sans Frontières. A craftsman himself, Mr Sklovsky’s dream communities in need. received since opening in late February has The Eastlands store is open Monday to of creating a store that housed sustainable Ishka Eastlands manager Rhett Clarke been fantastic.” Thursday 9am-5.30pm, Friday 9am-8pm, and ethical international handcrafted said he and his team were proud to work To celebrate the launch of Ishka Eastlands Saturday 9am-5pm and Sunday 10am-4pm. products has evolved into a wide-ranging for a company that had such a strong social an official grand opening will be held on For more information about Ishka go to collection of traditional handicrafts sourced conscience. Saturday 26 March. www.ishka.com.au FREE WiFi IN CENTRE. Simply turn on your mobile or wireless device in the vicinity of the Food Court 1) Select ‘– Free WiFi Eastlands’ 2) Enter your email address details 3) Accept the terms and conditions - 4) Follow the log-in instructions these include registering as a VIP

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GEM, MINERAL AND FOSSIL SHOW 2016 Ahoy for Seafest Grandstand Hall Hobart Showground

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Tasmanian organisation marks 120 years of vital health services ONE of Hobart’s oldest innovate, continuously expansion and constant and best-loved philan- improve and deliver a development of the con- thropic organisations has high standard of service cept, parameters and the celebrated 120 years at all times. very defi nition of district since it was fi rst estab- “The organisation’s nursing. lished. mission statement, “Our aim is to main- Hobart District Nurs- ‘committed to care’, has tain people of all ages in ing Service Inc. grew out not only underpinned their own homes where of the Amateur Nursing the strong work ethic and possible, prevent unneces- Band of the Young Wom- culture of our employees sary admissions to hospital en’s Association, which but has ensured our focus and residential aged care was formed in 1896 by remains on the principles facilities. the then-wife of the Gov- of primary health care for “We do this through ernor of Tasmania, Lady all,” she said. providing support and Gormanston. Mrs Macgowan said advice for clients, carers To mark the sig- the organisation was also and their families in the nifi cant milestone, the committed to improving areas of health promo- Moonah-based organisa- its services through evi- tion, health education, tion held a special party dence-based best practice community development, in Glenorchy’s Tolosa policies. general wellbeing, as well Park on 6 February 2016, “The Tasmanian as providing the highest inviting employees and health system has under- quality nursing care, their families to enjoy a gone considerable change domestic assistance and day fi lled with fi ne food since its establishment, end-of-life care.” and entertainment. which has had a con- The organisation’s Hobart District siderable impact on the services are now offered Nurses chief executive structure and administra- statewide, with offi ces Hobart District Nurses 2015 award winners, from left , Nancy Arnold dressed as one of the service’s old nurses, Nurse Ayton (who Kim Macgowan said she tion of our organisation,” in the south, north and worked with The District Nurses for 34-years and reti red in 1940), chief executi ve Kim Macgowan, fi nance offi cer Emma Smith, community support worker Tim Weir, registered nurse Kelly Frerk, community support worker Michelle Chivers and registered attributed the service’s she said. north west, employing nurse Paula Lagerewskij dressed in original WW1 nursing uniform. longevity to its ability to “This has included the more than 200 staff.

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March 2016 19 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS From little things big OUTDOOR STORAGE THE BELLERIVE QUAY HEALTH HUB Phone 6122 0150 for more details or to make a booking: things grow at TasTAFE Big T-Shirt Circuit Exercise OUTDOOR STORAGE Class IN ONE EASY STEP! Wednesday 9.15-10.15am. Garden Lockers & Sheds supplied Fun circuit designed exercise including installation class suitable for all fi tness on concree or timber base levels. Run by an experienced fi tness instructor and wellness Call Matt on 0407 755 132 coach. Cost $15 per class. GLENORCHY WORKFORCE Dancing With Dementia For obligation-free quote A group for people with Dementia and their partners. Improve your fi tness and balance through partnered dance. Run by a Physiotherapist. Classes Wednesdays 11.30-12.30, $15 per couple. Falls and Balance Program Scared of falling? Join our PETS Falls and Balance Program. One hour class combining exercise and education, $20/ class (rebates available). Physiotherapist lead program; initial consultation required prior to commencing program. Pilates Classes Group pilates sessions run by a qualifi ed pilates instructor. Mat class and Reformer Group sessions available. Individually designed programs suitable for all ages and fi tness levels. Sit and Be Fit Exercise Class See our PET TALK feature on page Wednesday 10.30-11.30am. Fun seated exercise class 20-21 for pet supplies and services. suitable for seniors of all fi tness levels. Cuppa provided afterwards. Cost $9 per class. Tai Chi Classes Tuesdays 10-11am. TasTAFE Clarence Campus Certi fi cate III in Horti culture students, from left , Will Carey, Ingrid Tebb and James Eagle. Suitable for all ages. Tai chi ADVERTISEMENTYOUR provides gentle exercise that LEARNING is a lifelong very positive. and the Certifi cate III transition to a Conserva- works all the joints. Run by process. “Our work-placement for four days a week for tion and Land Certifi cate a qualifi ed physiotherapist. This sentiment is clear program has had great four school terms with and hopefully, get into COULD BE Class cost $10 per session. at the TasTAFE Clarence success in creating jobs fl exible learning options trail works and revege- Tango for Parkinson’s Campus, where students for our students, with available.” tation.” A group for people with of all ages and back- TasTAFE working with Mr McKinnon said Another Certifi cate Parkinson’s disease and grounds come together around 40 employers the fl exible learning III student, Ingrid Tebb, HERE their partners. Improve your to undertake vocational around Hobart,” he said. options were great transitioned to the course Call Kylie on 6210 5201 to book your space mobility and balance through education and training. “It is a real mis- for students who had after completing her partnered dance. Run by Some of the more conception that only fulltime jobs and family Certifi cate II. a Physiotherapist. Classes “hands-on” of these pro- college-aged people can commitments. “I really enjoyed Cer- Wednesdays 1.30-2.30, $15 grams are the horticulture undertake this learning, “There are also many tifi cate II and decided to per couple. courses, which appeal to as we have people aged pathways students un- give up my fulltime day PLUMBER those who enjoy planning from 16 to 70-plus years dertake to lead them to job to have a change and Yoga Classes and organising practical in our classes.” these certifi cates,” he said. complete Certifi cate III,” Yoga classes available include Hatha Yoga, Pre-Natal and projects and like working Mr McKinnon said Will Carey, who grad- she said. Ante-Natal Yoga, Fusion Yoga/ outdoors. students’ motivations for uated from the University “I have since got a LOCAL PLUMBER With the benefi t undertaking the courses of Tasmania in 2013 job at the Fork in the Registration number 10044 Pilates classes. Suitable for all fi tness levels, no experience of a student-made and were varied. with a Bachelor of Social Road Garden Centre and • Hot water cylinders repaired and replaced required. Classes from $15- maintained nursery “Some are seeking Science majoring in en- absolutely love it.” • Bathroom renovations $20 per person. and propagation area, a change of industry, vironmental studies and James Eagle also • New homes and units TasTAFE horticulture whereas others just want recently began Certifi cate began Certifi cate III this teacher Cameron to further their knowl- III in Horticulture, has year and said he enjoyed • Blocked drains machine powered clean McKinnon said students edge of horticulture, but undertaken one of these the applied style of • Servicing all areas were actively involved in 98 per cent of students pathways. learning. applied learning. say they love gardens “With university I was “I was unemployed Phone James 0418 788 481 “Everything you see and working outdoors,” a bit unfulfi lled, it was before starting Certifi - around the horticulture he said. less hands-on and I was cate II and have since SEEN faculty at the Clarence “The training package in a classroom doing a lot returned to expand the SOMETHING Campus has had the is set up so we prepare of theory-based work,” broad skill set I learnt last hand of students for the people to enter the Mr Carey said. year,” he said. PLUMBER / DRAINER past 15 years,” he said. industry at the level “Towards the end I “These skills mean licence no. 1007780 SUSS? “Here students can qualifi cation they have did not really feel like we can get into council, complete their Certifi cate completed, however, I was getting the skills I park, propagation, food Available for all general plumbing II and Certifi cate III in there are some people wanted.” production or retail work & bathroom renovation CALL US Horticulture in a really who do it for pleasure, “I have really enjoyed - it is really exciting.” hands-on learning envi- but they still go through TasTAFE because it is so For more information Very good rates ronment.” the assessment process. workplace-driven, it is about TasTAFE Horti- Mr McKinnon said “Certifi cate II runs what you would be doing culture education and Call Yanni on 0402 168 129 the job outcomes for two days a week for in the ‘real world’. training programs go to those who completed three Department of “After I have complet- www.tastafe.tas.edu.au or

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20 March 2016 Eastern Shore Sun PET TALK Nose Works helps rehabilitate reactive, anxious and shy dogs could see “really positive” These lovely dogs are changes in Zephyr. available for adoption at “He is able to focus in more distracting situations the Hobart Dogs Home. and I can now take him for walks around the neighbourhood without him totally losing it when- ever a car or bus goes by,” she said. “Nose Works tires Zephyr out as much as running around chasing his ball does and he set- tles more readily than he does after hard physical exertion. “I’ve found we can now do fun, short training sessions around other dogs while he remains focused on the job.” Ms McVarish said the Nose Works course was “fabulous” for dogs that Tonto were reactive and as a re- Staffordshire Bull Terrier X sult, missed out on other Male - 1 year Old training activities. “I also love the way Vicki is so committed to being involved in the latest methodologies of Mary McVarish with her poodle, Zephyr, during a Nose Works class off ered by CleverPaws. positive training and has spent the summer attend- FOR any onlooker, wouldn’t tire him out.” this “fun activity” allowed objects and experiences, ing workshops overseas Zephyr appeared to be In an effort to im- each dog to hunt one including themes such and returned fi red up like any other calm and prove Zephyr’s behaviour, at a time, which was as a “shoe fetish” search, with enthusiasm,” she regal-looking poodle. Ms McVarish enrolled why it was suitable for simulated airport scenes, said. In reality, howev- him in the CleverPawz dog-aggressive, people-ag- earth moving, and bus CleverPawz wel- er, Zephyr’s extreme Nose Works course in the gressive, shy and anxious and vehicle searching, comes all dogs including behavioural issues left hope to provide him with dogs. which often took place in the everyday family dog, his owner, Mary McVar- greater mental stimula- “The environment busy suburban areas. dogs that simply need ish, feeling challenged, tion. is strictly managed to Ms McVarish said a job to do and are frustrated and exhausted This course would ensure all dogs are safe,” that with the combina- bored, dogs with physical while trying to deal with work in conjunction Ms Cleaver said. tion of positive protocols restrictions, as well as his erratic behaviour. with Kim Robertson’s “During the fi rst few and involvement in the high-drive, reactive, shy or “He was unruly in ‘Citizen Canine’, which weeks of the CleverPawz Nose Works sessions, she anxious dogs. the house and unable to had helped implement Introductory Nose Works Simba settle, let alone sleep,” effi cient management course, Zephyr was Collie X Shepherd said Ms McVarish, strategies and positive hyper-vigilant, unfocused Reward-based Female - 1 Year Old whose family constantly training protocols for both and barked at any sudden suffered from excessive Ms McVarish and Zephyr. movements. training services bruising and torn clothes Nose Work Tasma- “Extra personal space for dogs and as a result of their pup’s nian practitioner and was provided so that he conduct. CleverPawz professional could focus on the hunt their owners “Outside of the dog trainer Vicki Cleaver and through all of his house, he was highly reac- said one of the many challenges, Zephyr has tive to joggers, cars, bikes benefi ts of Nose Works managed to excel in the FREE Puppy Socialisation and was very boisterous was that dogs were not nose work searches.” with other dogs – pulling, allowed to interact during Throughout his Perfect Puppy • Foundation Program spinning and barking at or after class. classes, Zephyr was Loose Lead Walking • Polite Greetings any stimulus. Based on the princi- introduced to a range of Reliable Recall • Super Stays “Physical walks just ples of scent detection, different environmental Impulse Control Training Nose Works ‘Sniff” Sessions • In-house Consultations

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March 2016 21 Eastern Shore Sun PET TALK Pet of the Month winner: BAXTER A hero’s welcome for Sponsored by Eastlands Pet Supply support school pup

This is Baxter our 3 year old Aussie Bulldog who knows he is not allowed on the cushions and every time we turn our back he does his very best to fi t on one! To enter your pet in next month’s “Eastern Shore Eastlands Sun’s Pet of the Month” please email a photo and Pet Supply a few words about your pet to: Wendy Meeks introduces “Hero” to Southern Support School student Josie Holdsworth. Photo credit: Ron D Franks. [email protected]. THE Southern Sup- and training their new Ron Franks said. riching lives by bringing All entries will be shared on our Facebook page and port School in Howrah furry schoolmate. “Hero will be actively people, canines and the the winner will be the entrant with the most “likes” welcomed a very special Overseen by teacher’s involved in class activities community together,” he at the end of voting. The winning entry will feature friend into its community assistant Wendy Meek, and will spend most said. in next month’s Eastern Shore Sun and will win a recently as part of its who is a qualifi ed dog of her time with the “Hero is forming Eastland Pet Supply $50 voucher! innovative new program, trainer, Hero will be students. strong bonds with the Congratulations “The Hero Project”. present at the school “She will be close to students and is already Please contact Eastland Entires for April close: Monday 4 April “Hero”, a 13-week- most days and will help the students and encour- showing to be a calm- Pet Supply on Voting starts: Tuesday 5 April old German short haired to enhance students’ age them to participate in ing infl uence and an 6244 2673 to arrange pointer, will be joining a learning. activities in the classroom important member of the collection of your prize. Voting fi nishes 5pm: Tuesday 12 April class of 14 and 15-year- “Students will learn to and around the school.” school family. olds who will be in be Hero’s hero,” school Southern Support “Through direct charge of looking after association deputy chair School is a special school contact, social media for children with severe and regular conversation, and multiple disabilities many people can share in southern Tasmania. in the unconditional love Kimberly’s Pet Feeding Service! As a new “student”, that Hero brings.” part of Hero’s job The association will For love ‘n’ care when you’re not there description will be to be monitoring Hero’s • Feeding • Clean litter trays • Medications reduce stress, reward progress and transition • Watering • Play administered positive learning, provide into the school environ- leadership opportunities ment during the pilot • Walking • Pats & comfort visits including needles and help with language project, which will be development, both ver- Kimberley’srolled out over Pet the nextTaxi & Pet Services We have over 30 experienced pet loving bally and through signs. 12-months.VERY AFFORDABLE professionals waiting to care for your pets • Pet feeding Mr Franks said the • DogTo boardingfollow in Hero’s our family jour- homes while you are away. school association was ney, visit http://south-• House sitting • Dog walking All sitters police checked, pet first aid trained excited to offer this op- ernsupportschool.org.• Pet taxi and pet care For all your holiday and anytime pet care and up to date with dog & cat behavior. MOBILE DOG portunity to its students. au/heroblog,needs call the Pet go Care to Specialiststhe He said Hero had FacebookSmall hobby farms page cared forat and www. domestic pets This is the pet service the vets trust & use. Washing & Grooming Kimberley’s Pet Taxi & Pet Services 0428 568 852 been welcomed with facebook.com/Southern- www.pettaxi.net.au All suburbs covered. “open arms”. HeroK9 or follow on Ins- “We see the Hero tagram using the hashtag We come to you! Project as way of en- #southernherok9. 0428 568 852 www.pettaxi.net.au Warm Hydrobath Speciality Washes Eastlands Pet Supply Grooming & Clipping • Aquariums & Accessories • Coldwater & Tropical Fish Call Evan & Leisa on • Reptile Equipment • Science Diet Pet Food Range • Puppies, Kittens, Rabbits & Guinea Pigs • Specialised & Friendly Staff Experienced 0422 258 264 • Hand Reared Birds in all Aspects of Pet Care HUGE RANGE OF PET ACCESSORIES Open 7 days: Mon-Thur 9am-6pm, Fri 9am-8pm, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 11am-3pm Lower Level Eastlands Shopping Centre Rosny Mobile Dog Washing & Grooming 6244 2673 Email: [email protected] WE COME

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Australian517473_ANZ Retired LAM LOCAL Persons PAPER HEADER ADVERTSCity of Clarence X 2 KINDS_951868.indd Eisteddfod 1 Coal River Valley Garden Club Flagstaff Gully Landcare Group on the right-hand side, 2km from Inner Wheel Club1/02/2016 of Clarence 2:37 pm Association City of Clarence Eisteddfod will Meets the fourth Monday of the For information about the Flagstaff Richmond. Most fl ying takes place For women who believe in the A non-profi t organisation established commence on 30 August 2016. month from February to November Gully Landcare Group please con- Saturday and Sunday mornings, importance of friendship, personal 30-years-ago with a wide range of School classes will be on 5, 6 at the Richmond Football Club tact Peter McGlone on 0406 380 weather permitting, between 9am- service and international under- social activities for men and women and 7 September. Prize-winners Rooms, Victoria Street, Richmond 545 or business phone 6234 3552. 1pm. Visitors welcome. standing. Meetings on fourth who are retired or about to retire concert on 18 September. Entries at 7.30pm. Includes guest speak- Thursday of month at 6.30pm at (active over-50s). Activity groups, close 24 June. The syllabus for this ers, trade table and supper. Phone Flaming Star Line Dance Classes Hobart Outrigger Canoe Club Beltana Bowls Club, Lincoln Street, day bus trips and a four-day day trip year’s eisteddfod can be found on 6260 4153 for further information. Classes held Mondays 9.30- (HOCC) Lindisfarne. Phone 6243 9692 or later in the year. Regular Sunday web page. Phone Don Fitzpatrick 11.30am at the Lindisfarne Masonic We paddle from the Montrose 6243 6543. lunches, Tuesday lunches and a 6243 6270. Coal River Valley Sustainable Hall, Gordons Hill Road. Tuesday Yacht Club and also have addition- mid-year Ausmas lunch, anniver- Living Group - Richmond nights at the Lindisfarne CWA al paddling locations at Lindisfarne Jazzercise Lindisfarne and sary/Christmas lunch. Bi-monthly Clarence Baptist Church Meets at Centacare meeting room building, Lincoln Street, beginners and Dodges Ferry. Meet on Cambridge general meetings with a speaker Meets on Sundays at 10am. in Torrens Street, Richmond. 6pm, intermediate 7pm. Email Deb- Tuesday and Thursday at 6pm and Lindisfarne Activities Centre - held at the Clarence Senior Citizens Lindisfarne Activities Centre, 37a Second Wednesday of the month bie at fl amingstardancers@outlook. Sundays at 9am. For ages nine Monday 5-6pm and 6.30-7.30pm, Centre, 17 Alma Street, Bellerive Lincoln Street. Friendly fellowship. at 7pm. Phone Penny Wadsley on com or phone 0403 230 191. and up. Call Scott on 0417 526 Tuesday/Thursday 9-10am, at 10.30am. Phone Doris on 6272 All welcome. Enquiries phone 6248 6260 2950, email pmwadsley@ 579 or visit www.hobart.outriggers. Saturday 8-9am and 9.15-10am. 3525 or 0437 494 659. 1912. ozemail.com.au or fi nd us on Food Garden Group com.au CWA Hall Lindisfarne - Wednesday Facebook. We love to grow what we eat and 5-6pm and 6.15-7.15pm, Sunday B4 at Bellerive Primary School Clarence City Children’s Choir share our skills, surplus produce, Hornby Railway Collectors 8-9am. Cambridge Community Hall Families with children from birth to Choir for children aged six to Creative Yoga and Deep seeds, seedlings and plants at our Association of Australia - Monday/Friday 9-10am, Tuesday/ age fi ve are warmly invited to be- 16. Meets at Clarence Uniting Relaxation informal monthly garden visits. An amateur organisation devoted Thursday 6.30-7.30pm. Jazzercise come part of our early learning pro- Church, corner of Cambridge Over 50s or for all those who want Membership is free. We welcome to the preservation and running of Lite at Lindisfarne Activities Centre gram at Bellerive Primary School. Road and York Street, Bellerive on an active but easy-going, relaxing both experts and novices. Email old commercial model railways with - Tuesday 10.30-11.30am. Phone Our program offers both indoor and Wednesdays from 4.15-5.15pm class. Enjoy a good variety of [email protected] a special interest in Hornby trains Susan 0488 707 056. Child-mind- outdoor play, music and fun gym during school terms. No auditions movement to promote ease and and Meccano products. Meetings ing available. sessions. Phone 6244 1200. required, just a desire to sing and comfort. Soft and fl owing without Free computer training held monthly. Contact Barry Dent perform with others. Phone 0419 causing undue stress or strain. Use you own laptop or use an on- on 0417 142 380. Just walk it Bellerive Community Arts Centre 312 041 for enquiries. Monday 1.30pm at Tranmere Hall. line centre computer. Phone 6260 If you are 55 and over and enjoy Join weekly arts and crafts Phone Fern Vella 0438 234 962. 1065 or drop into the Richmond Howrah Auxiliary of the Royal walking, join our friendly walking sessions held Tuesdays to Fridays Clarence Community Knitting Online Centre at 54 Bridge Street, Hobart Hospital group. Free of charge. Phone or special weekend workshops. Group Crohn’s Colitis Australia - Hobart Richmond (Old Court House). Meetings held on the fi rst Wednes- Joyce on 0408 487 218. Annual membership $30. Email Knit and crochet for friends, Support Group Email [email protected] day of month at GP Superclinic, [email protected] for families and charities and get Meets on fi rst Monday of every Bayfi eld Street, Rosny at 1.30pm. Justice of the Peace information or phone 6245 8742. involved in community projects. month at the Rosny Library, Bligh Geilston Bay Tennis Club New members welcome. Phone Eastern Shore residents who Located at 17 Cambridge Road, Venue - Clarence Integrated Care Street. 6pm. Interested people Social tennis for adults catering 6243 5651 or 6263 2295. may require documentation to be Bellerive. Centre, Bayfi eld Street, Rosny. phone 1800 138 029. Sharing ide- for all standards every Monday, witnessed or signed by a Justice of Wednesdays from 10am-12noon. as and occasional guest speakers. Tuesday, Friday and Sunday from Howrah Combined Probus Club the Peace. Voluntary JP available Bellerive CWA Branch Phone Clare 62444 995. 10am. Cost $3. Juniors (during Meets at 10am on the fi rst Tuesday between 9.30am and 4pm each Meets fi rst Monday every month Derwent Storms Dragon Boat school terms) on Fridays 4pm. Sat- of month at the Sunshine Centre, Tuesday in the offi ce just inside at St Mark’s, Corner Clarence and Clarence Ladies’ Probus Club Club urdays for coaching. Phone Tony Howrah Road, Howrah, followed by and to the left of the Service Scott Streets, Bellerive. 11.30am Meets on the third Monday of each For recreational and/or competition (coach) on 0404 128 323 or Peter morning tea and normally a guest Tasmania shop in Bligh Street, handcraft (bring own lunch after- month at the Bellerive Yacht Club paddlers, males/females aged from (secretary) on 6244 3655. speaker. Day’s outing or luncheon Rosny Park. wards). 1.30pm branch meeting. at 10am. New members welcome. 12 with no upper age limit. Experi- on third Tuesday. New members Contact Kath Chipman on 6248 Email clarenceladiesprobusclub@ ence not necessary. Come and try Glebe Hill Bushland Reserve both male and female welcome. Kangatraining postnatal exercise 9007 or email kath.chipman5@ gmail.com sessions Saturday mornings, fi rst Landcare Group Phone Laurie Stevens 62476085 or classes bigpond.com session free, then $30 for three All welcome. Regular events Judy Paynter 62333675. Specifi cally designed for you and Clarence Lions Club sessions. Meet at Motor Yacht Club and working bees refer to www. your baby. Mums get a full body Bellerive Historical Society First and third Wednesday of the of Tasmania, Lindisfarne at 8am. facebook.com/GlebeHillLandcare Howrah Joey Scouts dance-based workout while wear- 17 Cambridge Road, Bellerive month, Clarence Lions meet at Paddle from 8.30-9.30am. Email or contact Adam Holmstrom at For boys and girls aged six to eight. ing baby. Come and meet other provides speakers, discussions, the Howrah Recreation Centre, [email protected] [email protected] We enjoy games, craft, sleepovers, mums and have some fun while resources and outings related to Howrah Road, Howrah at 6.30pm. outings, making new friends and getting fi t. Phone 0412 345 777 or local and Tasmanian history. Meet- Contact Stephen on 0402 483 355 Dodges Ferry Senior Citizens Gentle Squash for Seniors having lots of fun. We meet on visit www.pregnancyexerciseand- ings 7.30pm on fi rst Wednesday of for details. Indoor Bowls Fun and aerobic fi tness program Thursday evenings during school beyond.com month at the Bellerive Community Have fun with fellow senior citizens for over 50s, designed to improve terms from 6pm-7pm at the Tran- Arts Centre. Phone John on 6244 Clarence Pensioners Association every Thursday 12.45-4pm at hand-eye coordination. If you mere Hall. Phone Fiona Roberts on Kids Art Classes 2925. New members welcome to a friend- the Dodges Ferry Recreational can walk, you can play. Every Fri- 0418 996 194. After-school art classes in Lindis- ly, happy group. Venue - Clarence Community Centre next to the day1.30-3pm at Eastside Squash, farne Bay for six to 12-year-olds. Bellerive Youth Groups Integrated Care Centre, Bayfi eld Dodges Ferry Primary School, Old 69 Cambridge Road, Bellerive. All Howrah Playgroup (Sunshine Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- Come along to Scotty’s and Cross- Street, Rosny. First Friday in the Forcett Road. Phone Jan Patmore equipment is provided. First lesson Centre) day 3.45-5pm. Free introductory wired every Friday during school month from 12.30-2pm. Phone 6265 8208. is free. $5 thereafter. Phone John Offers a fun, safe environment class. Call 0400 844 179 - eve- term. Scotty’s is for grades three Clare 6244 4995. on 6244 6539. for families with children up to the nings. Also Beginner adult drawing to six and runs from 4-5.30pm. Eastern Shore Bridge Club age of fi ve. Monday and Tuesday classes also available. Crosswired is for grades seven to Clarence Plains Walk and Talk Meets at the Howrah Recreation Gordons Hill Landcare Group 10am-12pm, Wednesday 9.30am- 12 and runs from 7-9pm. Held at St Group Centre, 11 Howrah Road, Howrah, Meets on the third Sunday of each 11.30am. $4 per family. Howrah Knopwood Knitters Mark’s Bellerive (corner Clarence Mondays from 9.30 to 10.30, Tuesday events at 7pm. Phone month, 9am-12.30pm at Marril Recreational Centre, 11 Howrah Mondays from 10.30am at Clar- and Scott streets). starting from Clarence Plains Com- 6244 1493 (leave a message). Street for working bee activities. Road, Howrah. Phone Isabel 0400 ence Plains Community Health munity Health Centre, Heart Place, Phone Michael Baker on 0447 335 773 837. Centre, Heart Place, Rokeby. Beltana Bowls Club Rokeby, free to join and welcome Eastern Shore Needlework Group 870. Free to join and welcome to every- Barefoot bowls every Tuesday to everyone. Contact Virginia on Meets at Howrah Recreation Howrah Recreation Centre one. Contact Virginia on 62146035. evening during daylight savings 62146035. Centre, 11 Howrah Road, Howrah Hands On Activities available are bowls, time 5.30pm for 6pm start. Entry on Monday mornings 9am-12pm Meets at Lindisfarne Activities tennis, girl guides, playgroup, yoga, Launching into Learning - includes sausage sizzle and prizes Clarence Plains Historical and Wednesdays 12.30-3.30pm. Centre (37a Lincoln Street, Lindis- karate, bingo, etc. Available for Lauderdale Primary School on the night. Located in Lincoln Society Inc $3 per session and participants farne), every Monday - excluding hire with or without bar facilities. Lauderdale Primary School offers Street, Lindisfarne. Phone 6243 Discover the history and heritage are required to be members of the public holidays. $3 per session, All enquiries please call 6247 7711 the following programs for birth to 8706 or email beltanabowls@ of this very early settlement. We do centre. All forms of needlework includes morning tea. Activities in- or drop into 11 Howrah Road, four-year-olds: Terrifi c Tots Friday bigpond.com talks, visits and displays, and we welcome. Phone Margaret Roberts clude embroidery (all facets), card Howrah. 9am-11am and Pre-Kinder (children are also interested in your memo- on 6247 1648 or Annette Hingston making, crochet, quilting, jewellery turning four in 2015), Wednesday Boule / Petanque ries of your area. Phone Wendy on on 6243 7236. making and Victorian boxes. Phone Howrah School for Seniors 9am-10.30am. Phone 6248 6270. We play on the grass slopes at 6247 6925. Margaret Rust on 6244 2690. New members welcome. Meets the rear of the Howrah Sunshine Eastside Activity Centre every Friday at 10am at the How- Launching into Learning - Recreation Centre, 11 Howrah Clarence Walkies Talkies Kinder gym walkers to fi ve years Heartmoves rah Recreation Centre, 11 Howrah Risdon Vale Primary School Road, all year on Thursdays from Walking Group - Monday to Friday, trampoline Gentle exercise for older people Road. Phone Lynne Edgerton 6247 Risdon Vale Primary School offers 1.30pm. Games fi nish between Leaves Medical Centre, Bayfi eld classes four years and up - Mon- and those with chronic but stable 9198. Early Learning for birth to four-year- 3 and 3.30pm. No experience or Street, Rosny. Starts 9.30am day to Friday, tumbling beginners health conditions. Wednesdays olds every Tuesday 9-11am and uniforms required and no age limit. Monday and Wednesday. Council to advanced - Monday to Thursday. 9am at Warrane Neighbourhood Howrah Yoga Flow Class Thursday 12.30-2.30pm. Pre-kinder Phone 6288 8306. bus once a month (cost $6). Local Call 6247 7399 for details. Centre, Wednesdays 3.3.pm at Moving with the breath, strength- 9-10.30am every Thursday. Phone walk Wednesday and MTT bus to Sandford hall, Fridays 4pm at ening core, lengthening spine, re- 6242 5222. Chat ‘n’ Eat other walks, Mondays. All welcome Facial Pain Support Group Clarence Lifestyle Village. Contact laxation and mindfulness. Howrah Senior singles or couples meet for to come and try. Contact Dot Batt Trigeminal neuralgia and other Jenny on 0417 489 145. Recreational Centre, Tuesday 5.30 Launch into Learning - South midday meal on fourth Thursday on 6244 6276 or Mavis Gregor on facial pain sufferers meet regularly pm. Beginners welcome. Phone Arm Primary School of the month. Bookings essential 6247 8696. for information and support. Phone Hobart Model Aero Club Jackie 6265 7716. Email jackiegra- Great new way for parents and by the Monday before the meal. Helen 6245 0429 or Ros 6234 Radio control planes at Kelly Field [email protected]. carers to meet and for children to Phone Dawn 6247 9011. 7989. on the Richmond/Campania Road, learn new skills and make friends 23

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This fun class is Lawn Bowls Social Choir practice Thursday evenings Strengthen and tone, lengthen Enquiries Patricia 6243 7899. suitable for seniors of all fi tness Tango Milonguero Tasmania Social lawn bowls is played at the Lindisfarne Citizens Activities spine and improve posture. levels. $8 per session, includes a Learn Tango Argentino as a every Friday at Beltana Bowls Centre 7.30-9.30pm. Monthly play Rosny Park Tennis Club cuppa afterwards. Phone Vicki on social dance. Classes at Howrah, Club, Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne. readings on Mondays. Phone Jeff Pilates - Lauderdale Hall Welcomed new members for so- 0419 155 578. Lindisfarne and city. Phone Jenny 12pm for 12.30pm start. Entry fee Cheal on 0417 641 952. www. Join us on Thursdays from 6-7pm cial, pennant or competitive tennis 0438 300 753, email tangmtas@ includes nibbles after the game. riversideartsclub.org.au for pilates classes. Fully qualifi ed at newly-revamped clubhouse. Sorell Bowls Club gmail.com, visit www.tangomi- New bowlers are always welcome. and experienced instructor. Be- Register your interest by emailing Winter social bowls on Wednes- longuerotasmania.com or fi nd us If you don’t know how to play Lindisfarne School for Seniors ginners welcome. Phone Lindsay [email protected] day and Saturday from 12pm. For on Facebook. we will teach you. If you don’t Fridays 10am-midday at the Lindis- 0417 064 676 or email soma- or simply turn up. Enquiries phone information phone 0427 033 801. have any bowls we will lend you farne Activities Centre, 37a Lincoln [email protected] Tony Blom on 0404 128 323 or Tasmanian Family History some. Phone 6243 8706 or email Street. Guest speakers on topics email Marty Nidorfer at martinnidor- Sorell Red Cross Friendship Society (TFHS) [email protected] for including health, travel, history, Pilates Studio at Cambridge [email protected] Group Our library at the Old Bellerive further details. musical entertainment, sport, food, Group fl oor classes Monday 5pm, Meets on third Friday of every Post Offi ce at 19 Cambridge community services etc. Phone Tuesday 5.30pm, Wednesday 6pm, Rotary Club of Bellerive second month at 1.30pm in the Road, Bellerive is open Tuesdays Leadlight classes 6243 6689. Thursday 9.30am and Saturday Meets every Tuesday at the Bel- Fraser room at 45 Arthur Street 12.30-3.30pm, Wednesdays 9.30- Learn the art of leadlight through 9am. Fully equipped studio for lerive Yacht Club 6pm for 6.30pm (independent living units). New 12.30pm and Saturdays 1.30- the construction of a small leadlight Lindisfarne Tai Chi private or small group pilates start. Phone 0407 495 771. member welcome. For more de- 4.30pm. Visit http://www.hobart. panel. All tools supplied. Advance Gentle exercise and meditation studio sessions. Instructors trained tails contact coordinator Merrilyn tasfhs.org or phone 6244 4527. at your own pace to work on for physical fl exibility and peace of with Australian Pilates Method Rotary Club of Howrah Jones on 6265 1320. your own project. Beginners and mind. Lindisfarne Activities Centre, Association. Suitable for all ages. Meets every Thursday at the Tasmanian Horse Rescue & advanced welcome. $10 per hour. Lincoln Street, Mondays 1pm and Phone Julie 0402 827 651 or email Tasmania Police Academy, South Sorell Relaxation Rehabilitation Organisation 9.30-11.30am and 5-8pm. Days by Wednesdays at 12.30pm with Sau [email protected] Arm Road, Rokeby at 6pm. Phone Runs between 10:30-12pm every Monthly meetings held at our arrangement. Phone Ruth on 6248 Chan Yong. Phone 0408 250 666 0417 367 700. Monday. Try methods of relaxing clubrooms at Sandford commenc- 6084 or 0438 477 102 or email or 6243 5810. Pittwater Art Group mind and body that fi t into your ing 7.30pm usually on the fi rst [email protected] Runs every Tuesday 10am- Rotary Club of Lindisfarne. everyday life. All ages and abilities Monday evening of the month. Lindisfarne Yoga 12pm/1pm for nine weeks at the Meets every Wednesday at the catered for. Sorell Community Phone Christine on 0457 147 Lewisham Foreshore Wednesdays 10.30-11.30am. Supper Room Memorial Hall, Cole Beltana Bowls Club, Lincoln Health Centre, 57 Cole St. Phone 428 or Jess on 0400 462 415 for Management Association Inc. Lindisfarne Citizens Centre, Lincoln Street, Sorell. Phone Gail 6265 Street, Lindisfarne at 6:30pm. 62656601. further details. Save the Lewisham Foreshore. Street. Gentle stretching and 8775. Phone 0419 304 020. Concerned locals committed to breathing exercises and the yoga Sorell on Stage Theatre Group Time Out Craft program removing spikes from the beach, bidra style of relaxation. Beginners Richmond Pilates Classes Rhythm and Beaches Welcomes new members. People Time Out Craft program offers cleaning up the asbestos, getting welcome. Phone Kathleen 6244 Richmond Hall (supper room). Community Singers interested in any aspects of thea- a range of crafts on Thursdays an effective seawall erected and 8092. Monday-Thursday 6-7pm. Friday New members are welcome to tre phone 6106 0071. 9.30am-12pm during school terms providing a safe stairwell and walk 10-11am. Email alignpilates.tas@ join our singing group, which at Citywide, 400 Cambridge Road, way. We need your support. Con- Line Dancing gmail.com or phone 0417 834 746. meets every Tuesday from 7-9 Sound Preservation Association Mornington. $5 per day. Free tact Valerie Reid on 0418 124804. Lindisfarne Community Activities pm at Okines Community House of Tasmania crèche available. Enquiries Raie Centre, Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne. Richmond Valley Riding School (opposite Dodges Ferry Primary Museum and Resource/Research Semmens on 6244 2586. Lincoln Singers Join us for an enjoyable and social Offers children’s Ride Pat & Play School). Cost $5. No audition Centre, 19 Cambridge Road, Bel- Rehearsals in Lindisfarne Citizens way to keep fi t, with easy to follow, activities or lessons in riding required. lerive, open Monday, Wednesday, Tranmere Clarence Plains Land Activities Centre with concerts helpful instruction. No experience and horse management for new, A great, fun night out with shared Thursday and Friday 11am-3pm. & Coast Care around Tasmania. Phone Margot necessary and all welcome. Every nervous, experienced, young or supper. Collection of old radios, phono- Help enhance and preserve Lampkin on 6244 5344. Tuesday 11am-12.30pm. Phone just “young hearted”. Phone 6260 Contact Diane on 0408328132 graphs and recording equipment natural values in the Tranmere, Gaye 0458 133 124. 2672 or 0418 602 672 or visit www. or email dianehansen51@yahoo. etc. Entry by gold coin donation. Rokeby and Clarendon Vale Lindisfarne Activities Centre - richmondvalleyridingschool.com.au com. area. Activities at various sites Social Indoor Bowls Little Learners South Arm Community Market on Thursdays and last Sunday Wednesdays 1pm. For further Free early years learning program Rokeby Child Care Centre Seniors Moments and Car Boot Sale of every month. Email tacplaci@ details phone 6243 6029 or 6243 for up to fi ve-year-olds and their Trained and experienced child care Meets at Howrah Church of Christ, Held on the fi rst Sunday of the gmail.com or phone 0435 325 171 8184. parents. Tuesdays 9.15-10.45am educators provide an educational 30 Holland Court, Howrah every month from 9am-1pm at the South or 6247 6925. during school terms. At Emmanuel program in a friendly, supportive Wednesday from 10am. Morning Arm Community Centre. There are Lindisfarne Community Christian School, 1 Chipmans environment. A pre-kinder program tea, card/board games. Phone many stalls to see, so come and The Friendship Force Library Road, Rokeby. for children aged 3.5 to 5. Hot Denise 6247 8713 or 0417 103 have a look to see what you can An international organisation Based at Lindisfarne Activities lunch every day. Competitive rates. 567. fi nd. Phone Pam on 6248 9852. that fosters peace and under- Centre, 37a Lincoln Street. Open Masters Athletes Open Tuesday to Friday 8am-5pm. standing by means of personal weekdays 10am-2pm and Saturday Running, walking, jumping and Phone 6247 6543. Located at 103 Shoreline Combined Probus Southern Beaches Land/ contacts and experiences through mornings 10am-12noon. Subscrip- throwing for the over 30s. Phone Tollard Drive, Rokeby. Club Inc. Coastcare Inc. a program of home hosting at tion $7 per annum, borrowing of Mike Walker 6244 6229 or email Meets on the third Monday of each Meetings fi rst Friday every month, home and overseas. Club meets books is free. Large print, fi ction [email protected] Rokeby Neighbourhood Centre month at the Howrah Recreation working bees third Saturday. bi-monthly at Rosny LINC. Phone and non-fi ction books available. Some of what’s on offer at the cen- Centre, 11 Howrah Road Howrah, Primrose Sands working bees 6243 7050. Phone Diane on 6244 3439. Men’s Breakfast tre: computer class, cooking class, from 10am. New members fi rst Saturday each month. Clean St George’s Church Hall, Sorell, community lunch, model class, welcome. Contact the secretary on up groups third Sunday. Con- U3A Clarence Lindisfarne Garden Club Inc third Wednesday of each month at sewing and craft, oil painting class, 6247 9027. tact Glenn 62658682 or Gwen Meet Monday and Wednesday Meets fourth Tuesday each month 7.30am. Phone 6248 1878. café conversation, belly dancing, 62658335 mornings at Rosny LINC. Around at the CWA Hall, Lincoln Street, zumba, after school program, after Sing Australia Sorell or southernbeacheslandcoast- 36 classes offered each week. Lindisfarne at 2pm. Phone 6247 Midway Point-Penna school sports program and more. Come along for some fun singing [email protected] Please direct enquiries to Pat 7530. Annual fl ower show to be Neighbourhood Watch Phone Cate or Nicole on 6247 6778 (voice quality doesn’t matter), no Jeffery by phoning 6243 5935 or held at Lindisfarne Activity Centre, Active group that meets fi rst or email [email protected] auditions. Every Wednesday night Southern Districts Concert email clarenceu3a@u3aclarence. 37a Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne, on Wednesday of the month at noon from 7-9pm at Midway Point Hall, Band com Visit http://u3aclarence.com Saturday 19 March from 1.15- at the Midway Point Community Rosny College Playgroup 31 Raynors Road, Midway Point. Community concert band inviting 4.30pm. Entries from non-members hall. Phone Pat Leary 0419 318 Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays Phone Robyn 6265 2096. new members to join us each Waverley Flora Park Landcare for cut fl owers, pot plants, fruit and 012. 8.50-9.50am. Starting week Thursday night from 7.30-9.30pm Join us every Wednesday 9.30am- vegetables are welcome. Show following Easter (Monday 4 April). Singing group – Find Your Voice at 550 East Derwent Highway, 12pm or fi rst Saturday of the schedule available. All enquiries Perfect Fit 4 Ladies Experience a stimulating playgroup Wednesday 1pm to 2.30pm Clar- Risdon. No audition, any level of month for family landcare activities phone 6247 7530. 10 weekly group fi tness sessions for your child while you get the ence Plains Youth Centre, Grange skill. Contact Kristin Nichols at fun for kids. Training provided. from fi tball to boot camp and chance to chat with other parents, Road Rokeby [email protected] for Meet at Winifred Curtis entrance, Lindisfarne Historical Society personal training. Join in the grandparents and carers. Cost Free to join, everyone welcome more information. Mercedes Place, Bellerive. Hold monthly meetings, afternoons professional, quality sessions to $5 per family per session. Phone contact Virginia: 62146035. Phone Karen 6244 2001 or email and evenings, at the Lindisfarne discover your new best. See full Louise or Jane on 6244 9200 or Spanish lessons for children [email protected] Activities Centre. A range of speak- time table at www.perfectfi t4ladies. just come along. Sing It! A qualifi ed and experienced teach- ers, discussions and outings. For com or phone Jody 0459 100 701. A fun ensemble for children aged er for South America is offering Zumba Gold further information phone Penny Rosny Neighbourhood Centre nine and up. No singing expe- Spanish lessons for all ages and Great fun, modifi ed Zumba 6243 5961. Pilates Class Tranmere Craft Classes rience necessary. Learn vocal level. One-on-one or small groups. class for seniors and beginners. Core and total body strength, Located at Seventh Day Adventist techniques and gain confi dence All materials supplied. Phone 0400 Conducted at Midway Point Hall, Lindisfarne Masonic Centre stretching and relaxation. Tuesday church, 28 Riawena Road. Classes while singing fun, popular songs in 318 110. Raynors Road, Midway Point. A number of different Masonic 6.30pm Tranmere Hall. All levels in painting, embroidery, paper a relaxed group. Thursdays 4-5pm Friday mornings at 9.30am. All orders regularly meet at the centre welcome. Phone Belinda on 0409 craft and cards, beading, quilting, at CWA Hall, Lindisfarne. $10 a State Emergency Service welcome. $8 per class. Phone in Gordons Hill Road, Lindisfarne. 047 243, email bmhutson@gmail. cooking and bear-making. Meets class. For enquiries or to sign up (Southern Regional Volunteer Vicki 0419 155 578. Hall is available for use by com- com or fi nd us on Facebook - Thursdays from 9.30am. Chat phone Louise on 0448 820 367 or Unit) munity and other groups. Phone Beachside Pilates. table. Phone Noels on 6248 1083. email [email protected] Meet at their depot 132 Morn- 24

24 March 2016 Eastern Shore Sun A FINANCIAL MOMENT I want to buy a second property: What are my fi nance options?

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March 2016 25 Eastern Shore Sun A FINANCIAL MOMENT Protecting your hard-earned pension New changes for retirees in 2017

Asset Test thresholds from Asset Test 1 January 2017. threshold Family situation

Single, homeowner $250,000

Single, non-homeowner $450,000

Couple, homeowner $375,000

Couple, non-homeowner $575,000

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26 March 2016 Eastern Shore Sun SPORT PolliePedal rides home another successful event

PolliePedal cyclists pause to catch their breath at their last stop in Richmond, before crossing the fi nish line.

PUDDLEDUCK Medibank PolliePedal - the 2016 PolliePedal and healthy lifestyle “We have also been nian Medical Labora- people undiagnosed and Vineyard in Richmond Le Tour De East Coast. event was a resounding messages,” she said. overwhelmed by the tories, all of which are an estimated 45,000 marked the fi nish line The journey, which success. “A special thanks to support and generosity fundamental to the who are at high risk of of an arduous 243-kilo- started from St Helens, “The event is vital, Guy Barnett MP, who of the local communi- ongoing success of the developing the disease. metre bike ride un- saw riders traverse the both as a fundraising has Type 1 diabetes and ties we visited during event, and of course, The annual fund- dertaken by a team of Great Eastern Drive for initiative to assist us to who collaborated with the ride, as well as a big thank you to the raiser has raised a total dedicated Tasmanians three days to spread the deliver services, advo- Diabetes Tasmania to local councils and Lions Rapid Relief Team for of more than $534,000 last month. word on how Tasma- cacy and support for stage the fi rst event in clubs. It is great to see its attendance during to support people living The group of 27 nians can empower people with diabetes, 2006. Tasmanians rallying the fi rst two days of the with diabetes since its cyclists, including four themselves to achieve as well as providing an “Guy has ridden behind our cause. event.” inception in 2006. state politicians, raised better health. opportunity to engage every single kilometre “We would also like There are more than To make a donation, more than $54,000 Diabetes Tasmania with schools and local of PolliePedal since then to thank our sponsors, 27,000 Tasmanians log onto https://www. for Diabetes Tasmania chief executive offi cer communities to convey and his support is great- Medibank, Norgine, living with diabetes with everydayhero.com.au/ during the 11th annual Caroline Wells said important prevention ly appreciated. Pfi zer, IGA and Tasma- an additional 10,000 event/polliepedal2016. Ros Bigwood

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$ 7 Koko Hair Design Lunch Welcomes Robyn as our new full time hairdresser Thursday 12-2 Situated inside the beautiful new complex Dusty Miller Cafe Barossa Park Lodge. The salon is open to the public and SPECIAL: Main meal for $7 and buy one ready for appointments. Prices have been minimised to benefit clients while maintaining our excellent quality hot drink, get one free. of service. WHEN: 12.00-2.00pm every Thursday. MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9.00AM—5.00P.M. LATE NIGHT APPOINTMENTS BY NO BOOKINGS NECESSARY. ARRANGEMENT WITH ROBYN. CALL US NOW ON 6208 0819.

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March 2016 27 Eastern Shore Sun SPORT Sailing for all abilities

Sailability provides a safe and friendly environment where people of all abiliti es are accepted and encouraged to parti cipate in the The Speaker of the House of Assembly, Elise Archer MP, recently enjoyed a sail with a number of sport of sailing. The Speaker of the House of Assembly, Elise Archer MP, recently enjoyed a sail with a number of clients from OAK clients from OAK Tasmania as part of a program delivered by not-for-profi t group Sailability. She Tasmania. is pictured here with skipper Peter Rowell. A NUMBER of OAK and Wynyard, Sailability second-hand dinghy, the and dedication of all both the participants and are immeasurable and new participants and Tasmania clients were Tasmania provides a safe Sailability program is run involved in the program. volunteers,” she said. Sailability offers both an volunteers. joined by the Speaker of and friendly environ- entirely by volunteers “The sailing out- “The benefi ts of enjoyable and supportive For more informa- the House of Assembly, ment where people of with the support of local comes of clients are physical activity and environment.” tion, visit www.sailabili- Elise Archer, for a special all abilities are accepted yacht clubs and sponsor- clearly to have fun, for community participation Sailability welcomes tytas.org. sailing trip around the and encouraged to ships. Derwent made possible participate in the sport With a long-term by Sailability Tasmania. of sailing. interest in advocating for A not-for-profi t First established in people of all abilities, Ms organisation with bases Tasmania in 1998 fol- Archer said it was clear in Hobart, Launceston lowing the purchase of a to see the “hard work

City of Clarence 2016 VOLUNTEER RECEPTION

Clarence City Council’s volunteer reception is changing

A volunteer reception is being held to recognise the work of volunteers in our City. Community groups can nominate up to two volunteers to represent their group at the reception as space is limited.

NOMINATIONS Nomination forms are available from: Website www.ccc.tas.gov.au OR Council Offices 38 Bligh Street, Rosny Park

Forms need to be submitted by 24 March 2016.

Volunteers will need to be available on the afternoon of Wednesday 11 May 2016.

MORE INFORMATION Petah Long on 6217 9500

National Volunteer Week 9-15 May 2016 28

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Come and try sessions offer level playing fi eld for budding athletes Factory Outlet OrderOrder Now now for for Christmas Easter *Orders for Easter close 19 March*

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Eastern Shore residents and masters athletes Michael Walker, left , Michael Davis, Natalie Fleming and Andrea Marshal are look- ing forward to welcoming interested people to the “Come and Try” sessions at Clarence High School.

THE temporary closure March from 6-7pm. ple ranging in age from of dusting off the old of the Domain Athletic Masters Athletics sec- 30 to 80-years. Dunlop Volleys, come Centre has provided the retary Mike Walker said “People who attend along and have fun with opportunity for Eastern women and men older one of the Come and like-minded, active peo- Shore residents to put than 30 years of age Try sessions will have, ple,” he said. their sporting abilities to were eligible to partici- for example, the option “There is no need to test without the need to pate in masters athletics. to throw a javelin, put a pre-register, just enter on negotiate the late after- “Several recent addi- shot, sprint 100 metres, the night prior to 6pm.” noon traffi c. tions to the masters ranks jog three kilometres or For more information Tasmanian Masters are in their late 70s and leap in the long jump about the Tasmanian Athletics will be conduct- still demonstrate the ap- pit.” Masters Athletics Come ing two “Come and Try” titude and skills of their Mr Walker said and Try sessions contact track and fi eld sessions younger years,” he said. potential athletes were Mike Walker on phone at the Clarence High “In fact, participation never too old to give 6244 6229 or email mures.com.au School athletic facility on is strong right through athletics a go. mikewalker.tma@gmail. Wednesday 16 and 23 the age groups with peo- “Even if it is a matter com

We understand the Mount We nurture. importance of finding the Carmel We challenge. right school for your child, College We care. to help them discover their passions and develop a life-long love of learning.

The Open Afternoon is designed to provide you with the opportunity to see and hear about our exceptional learning community. We’re • Meet and hear from the Principal • Guided tours of our outstanding facilities led by Student Leaders open! • The opportunity to ask questions of our staff and students Visit us at our Open Afternoon Please register your interest in attending on at by contacting the College on 6216 7900 or Tuesday 22 March 2.00pm [email protected]

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