Wheelchair Tennis Coaching Rolls Onto the Eastern Shore

A FREE PUBLICATION FOR THE COMMUNITIES OF CLARENCE AND SORELL www.easternshoresun.com.au AUGUST 2017 Your community. Your backyard. Your newspaper. Wheelchair tennis coaching rolls onto the Eastern Shore

From left , Andrew Etherington, John Playle, Mickey Conallin, Tennis Tasmania chief executi ve offi cer Darren Sturgess, Grand Slam champion Todd Woodbridge, David Dickson, Katherine Kelly and Trent Constance.

WHEELCHAIR tennis athletes thanks to the expansion of Tennis include a new wheelchair develop- guided from a junior to elite level. Mr Niforfer, who is the club and on the Eastern Shore now have Australia’s Wheelchair Tennis Devel- ment coach program, will help to Among those involved in the junior development coach at Rosny increased access to a network of opment Program. increase participation in the sport new program is local coaches David Park Tennis Club, said he passionate and specialised coaches The new measures, which and ensure players are appropriately Dickson and Martin Nidorfer. CONTINUES PAGE 4

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Council News Clarence City Council •Fire Maintenance Management of natural areas as per the Council Meetings ParksFire Management and ReservesEvents • variousOngoingMaintenance natural parks of maintenance.areawalking management tracks in natural plans. • Sheareas oak and thinning Tangara at Trail. Rosny Hill Reserve. Key issuesissues at at the the Council Council meeting meeting of 23 held May • OvalsareasFESTIVAL pesticideand Tangara program. OFTrail. VOICES Key issuesissues at at the the Council Council meeting meeting of of • Maintenance of natural areas as per the onandKey 24 6 issues JuneJuly 2016 included:at the included: Council meeting of • OvalsMaintenance herbicide of programnatural areas as per the to undergo community 1715 AugustOctober and 2016 5 September included: 2016 included: •26 Adopted September the 2016/2017 2016 Budget included: and Capital Expenditure various NaturalEvents Area Management Plans. •• AAdoptedAdo tenderpted wasa Strategicdraft accepted Strategic Plan for forthePlan 2016-2026.Bayfield 2016-2026 Street as astreetscape basis for • Commencement of firebreak clearing on Program. Fire Management • redevelopment.Agreedcommunity to to consult initiateconsultation. the an community amendment on the to Lauderdalethe Planning Urban Council property. • Agreed to undertake community consultation on the Draft • Maintenance ofEvents natural areas as per the • PindosExpansionAdoptedScheme Park theto Feasibility Management incorporateAnnual Plan Study. 2016/17.Plan.a new Bellerive Bluff Specific various NaturalEvents Area Management Plans. • AgreedAdoptedAreaWorks Plan. to an consult amended – August/September the communityPindos Park on Management a Draft Community Plan.2017 • CommencementExhibition: of Housematesfirebreak clearing on • SafetyAgreedAccepted Plan toWorks undertakea fortender 2016-2021. for–community June/Julythe provision consultation of2016 the on Annual a draft Hard consultation Exhibition:Council24 property. September The Eastern– 9 October Shore Roads• Agreed to consult the community on a draft Kangaroo Bay – 1 - 9 July 2016 Roads• PotholebushfireWaste repairsCollection management in Rose Service. Bay, strategy. Geilston Bay and Lindisfarne. CommunityRosny Cottage, Photography Rosny Farm Rosny Park Cultural/Creative Precinct - Development Policy The Barn, Rosny Farm CLARENCE City cil, Glenorchy City organ-Spring Bay and disadvantages of all • PotholeGravel road repairs: grading Richmond, as required Cambridge, based on Dulcot inspections. and Rokeby. ExhibitionEvents Council will undertake Council and the City Council. options will be explained Framework. Exhibition: Poochibald Art Prize • GravelGuideWorks postroad replacement grading:– September/OctoberOctober/November as requiredcontinues based at various on inspections. locations. 2016 14 October – 6 November 2016 community consultation of Hobart. in detail. • Accepted a tender for the construction of the Kangaroo Bay Exhibition:EXHIBITIONS1-9 October A Stitch 2016 AT in THE Time: • Sorell Council and • GuideRoadside post drain replacement clearing continues:at various locations.various locations. Schoolhouse Gallery, Rosny Farm on merger options in the For more information • OngoingPavilion footpathat Kangaroo replacement Bay. program. SCHOOLHOUSEBiennialSchoolhouse Textile Gallery, GALLERY andRosny FibreFarm AND • Clarence City Council, Tasman Council. Roads• Concreting of gravel paths: Opossum Bay Park. two voluntary amalga- on the Council report •• Installation Accepted a oftender turning for head,the annual Bligh resealStreet, and Rosny micro-surfacing Park. Festival: ExhibitionSeafarer’sBARN Festival • PotholeConstruction repairs: of gravelOtagoRose Bay, access:Bay, Lindisfarne Rosny from and Bastick andBellerive. GeilstonStreet to Bay.Kangaroo It’s All 23About October The 2016 Barrell’ Glenorchy City Coun- • Constructionprogram for of 2016-17. passing bays, Fitzgerald Road, Cambridge. 11Festival: Novemberby John Dog’s – 4Ingleton December Day Out2016 mation feasibility studies Council will outline from 3 July 2017, visit • GravelBay Skate road Park. grading as required based on inspections. Bellerive Boardwalk cil and City of Hobart. • Construction of Roches Beach Road bus bay. Workshop:Schoolhouse2 ReedOctober Gallery, Pen 2016 Rosny and Farm Black conducted last year. a process for consulta- www.ccc.tas.gov.au/agen- • GuideReconstruction post replacement of retaining continues wall: Elwood at various Drive. locations. • Roaches Beach Creek erosion control implementation. InkRosny Drawing Farm The feasibility studies • Glenorchy City Coun- tion and the advantages das&minutes. • PreparationConstructionWorks –for of November/DecemberRosnyresealing Hill inRoad Spinifex shared Road path. and Fuchsia 2016 Road in Exhibition:Exhibition: Hunter Artists Island with Press Conviction - Print: • Preparation for resealing in Spinifex Road and Fuchsia Road in Exhibition:24 October13 – July 13Still November 2016 Wild, 2016 Still explored the merits cil and City of Hobart. •Drainage RisdonConstruction Vale. of DDA crossings in Spinifex Road. Proof RoadsRisdon Vale. Exhibition:SchoolThe House4Threatened Barn, – The 27Gallery, RosnyAugust Eastern Rosny Farm FarmShore of shared services and • ReconstructionOngoing cleaning of sharedof open path drains. near Rosny Treatment Plant. • PotholePreparation repairs: for resealingBellerive, inTranmere, Dover Court Howrah, and Pindari Seven MileStreet in Schoolhouse9Community December 2016 Gallery, Photography – 8 January Rosny Farm2017 Council will also seek • Minor drainage works as required. amalgamation options DrainageBeach.Howrah. Exhibition:ExSchoolhousehibition:Exhibition AnimalGallery,A Stitch Rosny Madness in Time:Farm feedback on the four • Drainage at Manatta Road, Lauderdale. Exhibition: Clarence Prize for for a potential South • PreparationOngoing cleaning for resealing of open in drains. Avoca Street in Lindisfarne. Biennial14 October Textile – 6 November and 2016Fibre merger options of the • GravelPreparation road gradingfor resealing as required in Avoca based Street on in inspections. Lindisfarne. Excellence18 June in – Furniture 10 July 2016 Design East Council, as well as a •• ConstructionFaggs Gully Geilstonof new concrete Creek erosion wicket controlat Wentworth implementation. Sports Concert:Schoolhouse ClarenceExhibition Gallery, RosnyCarols Farm and • GuideConstructionMinor postdrainage replacement of footpath works as continueson required. Rosny atHill various Road near locations. Rose Bay. School8 September House Gallery, – 8 OctoberRosny Farm South East Councils Fea- Ground. 11 NovemberChristmas – 4 December Concert 2016 Greater Hobart Council. •Parks PreparationConstruction and for of Reserves stormwaterresealing in line:Spinifex corner Road of Esplanadeand Fuchsia and Road Lewis in The Barn, Rosny Farm sibility Study, as well as a •• ConstructionElevated work of platformroadside treeverge work. maintenance. Festival:Schoolhouse11 Seafarer’sDecember Gallery, 2016Rosny Festival Farm In agreeing to consult • RisdonConstructionAvenue, Vale. Seven of Milefootpath Beach. on Rosny Hill Road near Rose Bay Exhibition: City of Clarence Open shared services option. • Ongoing park maintenance as per established maintenance Exhibition:BelleriveArt23 Poochibald OctoberExhibition Boardwalk 2016 Art Prize with the community High School. Commonwealth Bank Test Match The amalgamation DrainageParks• Preparationschedules. and for Reserves resealing in Dover Court in Howrah. 29 SeptemberBellerive Boardwalk – 8 October on the Greater Hobart – SchoolhouseAustralia23 July v Gallery, South– 21 August RosnyAustralia Farm – •Drainage• OngoingOvalsPreparationContinuation irrigation cleaning for of maintenanceresealing revegetation of open indrains. Avoca continues.works. Street in Lindisfarne. Australia Day Breakfast options include: TheSecond Barn, Rosny Test Farm options, Council’s prefer- •• ConstructionElevatedOngoingWinter/summer workcleaning of platform stormwater sport of open changetree drains.line work. over. on the corner of Esplanade and Contact Sarah26 January Bishop 2017 6217 9625 • Construction of footpath on Rosny Hill Road near Rose Bay Visit www.clarenceartsandevents.net12 November – 16 November 2016 for ence is for a strategic alli- •• LewisParkWentworth maintenance. Avenue, Park Seven irrigation Mile Beach. upgrade. Contact BelleriveSarah Bishop Boardwalk 6217 9625 • Clarence City Coun- • HighConstruction School. of stormwater line on the corner of Esplanade and detailsBellerive on Clarence Oval, Bellerive events. ance between Clarence, cil, Sorell Council, •FireFire ConstructionLewis ManagementManagement Avenue, of Seven roadside Mile verge Beach. maintenance. Hobart, Glenorchy and •Parks Fire reduction and Reservespreparation for controlled burns: Waver- Tasman Council and Drainage• Maintenance of walking tracks in natural areas and Contact Council Kingborough Councils. •Parks leyOngoingTangara Flora and parksParkTrail. Reservesand maintenance. Pilchers Hill. Contact Council Glamorgan-Spring Bay •• OngoingPlayground cleaning upgrade of open Shoreline drains. Park, Howrah. The following merger •• MaintenancePlaygroundContinuation upgrade ofof walkinginspection, Shoreline tracks. preparation Park, Howrah. of burning FindFind nearby nearby parks parks and and events, events, report report an an issue, issue, receive receive Council. • Construction of stormwater line on the corner of options outlined in • PaintingRehabilitationof natural of areasTangara of asovals perTrail from the post various winter and rail tonatural summerfences. area sport. wastewaste collection collection reminders reminders – download– download the the My My Local Local Esplanade and Lewis Avenue, Seven Mile Beach. the report will also be • InstallationUpgrademanagement of ofirrigation splitplans, posts as at conditions Clarendonat Mortimer allow. Vale Bay Oval. for signage. 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Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 3 Community News Iconic Tasmanian pie crosses Bass Strait

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4 Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 Community News Wheelchair tennis coaching rolls onto the Eastern Shore for the sport. for wheelchair tennis is “Identifying and Tasmania. supporting wheelchair “Tennis Tasmania, tennis coaches is critical with assistance from PRUNE YOUR ROSES to providing engaging en- myself and other coaches, NOW is the ideal time (you may need a and remove these. vironments and positive plan to host a come and to prune your roses – pruning saw or loppers Collect all fallen experiences for partici- try session in the near make sure that your on old bushes), as well leaves from around the pants of all abilities,” he future,” he said. secateurs and loppers as any spindly growth. bush, as these harbour said. “When new wheel- are clean and sharp to Look for a strong disease, and spray the “Coaches are integral chair athletes discover avoid crushing stems. outward facing bud and rose with lime sulphur or to ensuring the sport is this great game through Look at your rose shorten the cane by copper based fungicide, being delivered success- promotions like this, we bush and aim for two thirds. Look for any which will give it a good fully and effi ciently. may see the next Olym- an open vase shape, suckering growth coming start for the coming “We believe intro- pic gold medallist or even remove old grey wood up from below the graft spring. ducing the new coach better, a lifelong member network will ensure of the Rosny Park Tennis players from all areas will Club.” have access to a qualifi ed To coincide with the PLANTING IN AUGUST wheelchair tennis coach.” launch of the Wheelchair Rosny Park Tennis Club coach Marti n Nidorfer is one of 37 Mr Jago said in the Development Coach Tasmanian coaches to be involved in Tennis Australia’s new Vegetable Seeds Flower past, players had found Program, Tennis Aus- Seedlings Seedlings Wheelchair Tennis Development Program. it challenging to fi nd a tralia has introduced a FROM FRONT PAGE tennis club or coach that National Wheelchair Cabbage Broad Beans Dianthus champion and the 2016 had delivered programs Paralympian of the Year,” provided an engaging Loan Program to increase Cauliﬂ ower Peas Pansies and worked with wheel- he said. and fun learning environ- accessibility for players. ment. Eligible players, Broccoli Potatoes Viola chair athletes throughout “The program will his entire coaching career. encourage more wheel- “One of our key coaches and clubs can Lett uce Snow Peas Sweet William He said the new chair athletes to partici- priorities is to change this now apply for the oppor- Onion Spinach/Silver Beet Carnati ons development program pate in the sport through view and provide all eligi- tunity to access one of would encourage more coaching programs, social ble players will access to a 20 sports wheelchairs for Leeks Swedes Alyssum grassroots players in play and match play.” wheelchair development participants. Australia. Tennis Australia coach within 30-minutes Any junior or adult “The dream is to national wheelchair tennis of their home,” he said. athlete interested in OTHER JOBS FOR AUGUST produce more high pathway manager Alex Mr Nidorfer said the wheelchair tennis can performance players like Jago said a focus on coach launch of the Wheelchair contact Martin Nidorfer • Remove dead fl ower heads from bulbs and give them a feed of general- Dylan Alcott, who is a delivery was pivotal to Development Program for more information on purpose fertilizer, leaving the leaves to die down naturally, as this will make three-time Paralympic increasing opportunities was an exciting time 0437 310 504. the fl ower for next year. • Spray with a copper-based spray for curly leaf on peaches and nectarines, as buds swell. • Don’t be too quick to prune frost-damaged shrubs in areas that get late frosts. Wait until all chance of frost has passed, then prune and feed to promote new growth.

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Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 5 Community News Stay safe this winter with $2.4 million for building and RACT free vehicle check construction A NUMBER of free winter vehicle safety checks undertaken by the RACT industry training across the state recently has found that more for the Board. than half of the vehicles “The Board’s checked had safety issues initiatives will include related to tyres, lights, specific programs that BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY provide incentives to batteries and wipers. TRAINING PLAN 2017-2018 RACT community Tasmanian building and manager Will Oakley said construction industry of 230 voluntary vehicle employers taking on checks, 28 were found to apprentices,” she said. have tyre wear or infla- “The Board will be tion issues and 46 failed closely monitoring ap- light tests. prentice numbers into the 2018 calendar year “A further 20 vehicles THE Tasmanian to assess the need for were found to have wind- Building and Construc- further intervention.” screen wiper or washer tion Industry Training Ms Matthews said issues and 35 vehicles Board’s (TBCITB) Training Plan for the Training Plan was failed the battery load 2017/18 has allocated designed to ensure test, had loose or dirty $2.4 million for the funding could be terminals or the battery training of more than made available to was fitted incorrectly,” 9,800 eligible industry meet emerging training he said. members. requirements identified Mr Oakley said the TBCITB chair by employers during results – given wintry Tracy Matthews said the the year. weather conditions cur- Board would provide “In addition, the rently being experienced funding assistance for Plan will support the in Tasmania – were a training associated building and construc- timely reminder for mo- with major Tasmanian tion industry as it faces torists to diligently check projects including the identified skill demands the condition of their Royal Hobart Hospital and retention challeng- motor vehicle at this time Redevelopment from es,” she said. of year. RACT roadside officer Grant Page. across these five pro- The Board, which “Poor tyre condition, gram allocations. funds training from “Tyre tread depth are wet and to being factors. also important.” insufficient tread depth “The training and a levy based on the should be at least 1.5 booked for driving an “It is clearly danger- Mr Oakley urged and low pressure can be skill needs, as well as cost of building and dangerous in wet or icy millimetres across the full unroadworthy vehicle.” ous not to be able to motorists to have their the potential for ap- construction work in conditions,” he said. surface of the tyre. Mr Oakley said while see where you are going vehicle serviced regularly. prentice employment of the state, continues to “Low tread levels can “Any less and windscreen wiper rubber when driving,” he said. “An inspection by a this major project, will build on and maintain result in aquaplaning dur- motorists are exposing and windscreen condi- “Checking that your competent mechanic is be monitored,” she said. the number and range ing wet weather, resulting themselves and other tions were not “top-of- lights are operating prop- the best way to be sure Ms Matthews said of courses, as well as in total loss of control road users to unnecessary mind” for motorists, they erly, including the rear your car is in safe condi- apprenticeship training the level of industry when travelling at speed. dangers when the roads were important safety lights and brake lights, is tion,” he said. was the main priority participation in training.

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YOUNG Eastern Shore competition was about tough for rural students. pathways to power for trailblazers will have an showing girls that there “Through our com- women?” opportunity to win a was no limit to what they petition and prize, we The Tasmanian once-in-a-lifetime “power could achieve. provide access to training winner from 2016, Im- trip” to the nation’s capital “From Julie Bishop to and mentorship, no ogen House, praised the through Country to Can- Tanya Plibersek, our past matter a girl’s background initiative’s impact. berra’s prestigious 2017 Tasmanian winners have and no matter how far “It was life-changing Leadership Competition. met inspiring leaders, away she lives. and inspired me to go Now in its fourth built confi dence and “It’s also an amazing after my goals and advo- year, the competition have gone on to make opportunity to connect cate for what I believe prize will give at least an incredible impact in with other young, rural in,” she said. 10 young women the their local communities,” go-getters.” Competition winners chance to rub shoulders she said. To enter the com- will also score mentoring with politicians and “We target high petition, Country to sessions and access to CEOs, undergo leader- school because it’s a Canberra is asking girls to Country to Canberra’s ship and public speaking critical time in a young submit either a two-min- alumni network. training and experience a woman’s leadership ute video or 400-words Entries close 11pm tour of Parliament. pathway. answering the question: on 8 September 2017. HOWRAH PRIMARY SCHOOL Country to Canberra “We also know that “From primary school For further details, Excellence in Education chief executive offi cer distance, time and fund- to Prime Minister, how visit www.countrytocan- Hannah Wandel said the ing barriers can make life can we create strong berra.com.au. Howrah Primary School is one of Tasmania’s leading primary schools and shares with our community a history since 1961. The school is located on over 10.5 hectares and offers new and upgraded classroom facilities. Kimberley’s Pet Taxi & Pet Services Our expansive buildings and grounds cater for Birth – Year 6 students and families. VERY AFFORDABLE A separate Library, ICT Centre, Music Room, Multi-Purpose Hall designed for both sporting and social events, three large sports fields with native surrounds, all on the • Pet feeding beachfront of the Derwent. • Dog boarding in our family homes • House sitting Enquiries for new enrolments welcome. Telephone: 6246 6333 • Dog walking For more information visit: www.howrahprimary.org.au • Pet taxi and pet care For all your holiday and anytime pet care needs call the Pet Care Specialists Small hobby farms cared for and domestic pets Kimberley’s Pet Taxi & Pet Services 0428 568 852 Howrah Primary School www.pettaxi.net.au Department of Education

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Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 7 Community News Earn and learn to reward local Walkies Talkies organiser schools goes the extra mile WOOLWORTHS is en- and gift card purchases) couraging Eastern Shore until stocks last during With more than “Most of the mem- residents to nominate the next two-months. 25,000 Heart Foundation bers of the Walkies their local school or early The stickers can then participants in Australia, Talkies are widowed, so learning centre for its in- be put onto a down- the Golden Shoe Awards it’s a good way to get augural Inspiring Schools loadable sticker sheet recognise individuals in us out of the house and Awards, which celebrates or simply placed in the three categories – local talking to other people,” the return of the popular collection box at the lo- coordinator, walk organ- she said. Earn & Learn program. cal school or Woolworths iser and walker. “And, of course, the Earn & Learn helps store. Heart Foundation benefi ts to our health is schools and early learning The Woolworths chief medical advisor just an added bonus.” centres obtain a variety Earn & Learn program Garry Jennings said As part of the award, of educational resources coordinator at the school participating in walking Ms Batt received a including sporting, math- can then redeem points groups was the fi rst step certifi cate, Golden Shoe ematics, arts, science and for the equipment they to becoming more active, Award badge and a $50 technology equipment. need most. but that the winners had merchandise voucher for Woolworths East- “We also love seeing taken further steps to as- the Heart Foundation lands, Lindisfarne, Shore- the great work schools sist members to improve online shop. line and Sorell group across the country their health through Heart Foundation manager Nannette Rose undertake to inspire our walking. Walking is Australia’s larg- said the supermarket future generation,” Ms “The Golden Shoe est free walking network was proud to bring Earn Rose said. Awards is a great way to and provides a simple, & Learn back to local “Therefore, we’ll be recognise and congratu- safe way to stay active. schools in 2017. recognising and celebrat- late individuals who have To become a virtual “At Woolworths, our ing their efforts through- shown support and ded- walker, or the join or aim is to be an active out the campaign with ication to members of start a walking group, contributor to the local our very fi rst Inspiring Dorothy Batt has been awarded the Nati onal Heart Foundati on’s “Tasmanian Golden Shoe” their community and tak- visit walking.heartfoun- award for her role as walk organiser for the Clarence Walkies Talkies Walking Group. community and we know Schools Awards.” en extra steps to assist in dation.org.au or phone optimising health through 1300 362 787. from previous cam- Schools in the LONG-time Warrane something I do for myself appreciate my efforts. paigns that Earn & Learn Eastern Shore area that walking,” he said. For more informa- resident Dorothy Batt because I enjoy it and “It really does mean a Ms Batt said the tion about the Clarence impacts schools and register for Earn & Learn has always been a good it gets me out of the lot to receive this award early learning centres in a can be nominated for the walking group was a Walkies Talkies Walking organiser. house, but I’m glad that as it shows that I’ve great way to stay social Group, phone Dot on positive way by providing awards. Now she has put those around me think achieved something – them with much needed Nominators simply and mix with other peo- 6244 6276 or Mavis on these skills to good use in I’m doing a good job and even as small as it is.” ple in the community. 6247 8696. equipment,” she said. describe what’s inspiring her role as walk organiser To support the about their school for for the Clarence Walkies program, Eastern Shore the chance to win 1000 Talkies Walking Group. ADVERTISEMENT residents can earn a additional Earn & Learn In recognition of sticker for every $10 stickers, $10,000 towards her efforts during the spent in store or online creating an inspiring past 17-years with the (excluding liquor, tobacco learning space for the stu- group, Ms Batt has been dents and $2000 worth presented with the JULIE COLLINS MP of Woolworths groceries National Heart Founda- for the school. tion’s “Tasmanian Golden Seven other schools Shoe” award. or early learning centres Ms Batt, who was 25 Cambridge Road will also be announced nominated by group as winners across each coordinator Corinna êEFI SERVICE state and territory and McCarthy, said she will be awarded $3000 êIMMOBILISERS was “thrilled to bits” to If you require assistance on to go toward resources receive the award. êAIR CONDITIONING for their school. “Acting as walk To register for Earn organiser for the Walkies any federal matter, please & Learn or nominate a Talkies isn’t something I 6244 2322 school for the Inspiring do for recognition,” she Schools Awards, visit said. 10% off labour for www.woolworths.com. “Organising is just call me on 6244 1222. 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8 Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 Community News O’Byrne standing for Franklin Price Match Guarantee to live these values. “I have not made Mention this “In the union move- the decision to run again ad and receive ment fi ghting for the rights lightly,” he said. of low paid workers across “I loved working at 10% discount Tasmania and in 2010, Beacon because every these values led me to day I knew I was making NOW OWNED INDEPENDENTLY stand for Parliament and a difference in the lives drove my work as a local of thousands of young PROPRIETOR MICHAEL MORRISBY member and a minister.” Australians.” Mr O’Byrne said Mr O’Byrne said he losing his seat at the 2014 had seen in his work that State election forced him Tasmanians and Tasmania to take stock. could and should lead “My values did not policy debates and social change, my passion for change nationally. social justice was not “A Tasmanian govern- diminished and I was ment needs to be deeply still driven to do positive connected to its commu- 8 Gordons Hill Road, Rosny Park (right next to Repco) work,” he said. nity,” he said. “I took on the role “We need to ensure P: 6244 8190 or 6244 8186 E: [email protected] Former Labor Government Minister David O’Byrne with Labor Leader Rebecca White. of national secretary of that as every step and United Voice and in that every decision is made, FORMER Labor Gov- “My parents taught role, led the campaigns the community is not only ernment Minister David me to do right by my against corporate tax involved, but is at the very O’Byrne will run for the community, to look evasion, the fi ght for fair heart. seat of Franklin at the next after people and if I saw wages for early education “The new Labor team ROSALIE State election. something that was wrong and care sector workers led by Rebecca White Mr O’Byrne said I was not to sit back and and the fi ght to protect will bring to Tasmania a he was confi dent that watch, but stand up and penalty rates.” positive, people-focused, WOODRUFF the Labor Party, led by do something about it,” He then joined the community-focused Gov- Rebecca White, could win he said. Beacon Foundation as its ernment. I want to be on MEMBER FOR Government. “All my life I’ve tried chief operating offi cer. that team.” FRANKLIN I’M Young chef chases her dreams stores who stock Tasma- nian produce,” she said. HERE “But, long-term, my dream is to open TO HELP up some stores inter- nationally, especially YOU. somewhere like France Authorised by R Woodruff, Tasmanian Greens, GPO Hobart Box 1132, where this recipe is well known.” Please contact me: 6212 2228 Freya’s mother Rachael Downie said [email protected] she “never quite knew” what Freya was going to do next. “It’s been fantastic to watch her grow and make mistakes – to boil pots over, deal with it and just keep going,” she a la carte dining said. “It’s especially inspir- Friday night ing as a parent to see her Friends School student Freya Downie, 13, with her signature Dulce de Leche. going out and chasing Pub loaf $8 Half loaf $5 her dreams, to fi gure out Tub of Garlic or Plain Butter EVER since she was six- stance, Freya ran into I decided that I could ac- what she is passionate years-old, Freya Downie Sweet Envy’s Alistair tually pursue something about and pursue it.” Stuffed Chicken Breast wrapped $22 in bacon with dijon mustard cream knew what she wanted Wise during a visit to with this.” When asked what to do with her life – and the State Cinema late What followed was her advice would be to Chicken/Beef Schnizel $20 that was to cook. last year – an event that a long process of tax fi le other young dreamers, Parmigiana $22 “I always loved would see her realise her numbers, ABN num- Freya said there was Crumbed Lamb Cutlets $22 watching Master Chef potential much sooner bers, business and food nothing that could stop Scotch Fillet 350g $26 on television and I think than anticipated. licensing. you if you set your mind $12 meals every that’s where my passion “I, of course, recog- But, fi nally, Freya to something. Beef Ribeye 400g $26 Wednesday night fi rst came from,” the nised Alastair from Mas- emerged with her very “The only thing stop- Parmesan Crusted Pork Cutlet $20 13-year-old said. ter Chef and we just got own company named ping you from pursuing from 5.45pm Oven Baked Barramundi $20 “So for my sixth to talking about cooking “Freya’s Delights.” your dreams is you – if birthday, my parents – he offered to teach me After setting up a your mind is made up 6PM DINING Salmon Steak $24 gave me a chef’s hat some things and before I Facebook page and and you’re determined, FRIDAY NIGHTS. Seafood Basket $23 and apron – two-days knew it, I had a mentor,” watching word-of-mouth then you can do any- later, I had made my fi rst Freya said. spread, Freya’s Delights thing,” she said. Battered Fish $20 Function room tiramisu and I was so “Alastair recom- is now available in a Freya’s Delights in available. Pasta of the day $20 proud of it. mended that I try my number of local grocer- currently available in All meals are served with chips & salad or fresh “I just love the cre- hand at Dulce de Leche ies, including Hill Street, Tasmania at the Patch- ALL ENQUIRIES TO vegetables, with your choice of complimentary gravy, ativity that comes with – a think caramel sauce as well as a shop in work Café, Top of the KAREN ON 0459 573 293 pepper or mushroom sauce. cooking and I just knew that is most often used Darwin in the Northern Town Bakery, Hawthorn it was something that I over ice cream, churros Territory. Lodge, Kingston Florist, Kids Meals $10 Dessert $8 wanted to do.” and brownies. Having achieved Hill Street Grocer West Chicken or Beef Please ask staff for Fast-forward several “As I found the her main goal of seeing Hobart, Hill Street Gro- Schnitzel selection years and the Friends recipe much too sweet, Freya’s Delights on the cer Blackmans Bay and Fish and Chips School year seven stu- I decided to make some shelves at a Hill Street through the Facebook dent has held on tight to adjustments and really Grocer, Freya has now page. DeBomford Lane, Geilston Bay her dream of succeeding make it my own. set her sights interstate. For more informa- www.geilstonbayboatclub.com.au in the culinary industry. “After receiving some “My plan is now to tion, visit www.facebook. By lucky happen- really positive feedback, contact some Melbourne com/freyasdelights. 9

Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 9 Community News CITY OF CLARENCE

Tranmere Coast Reserve Activity Plan Expo a one-stop shop Walk and Talk Consultation Interested community members are invited to take part in a walk and talk community consultation for local activities session on the development of the Tranmere Coast Reserve Activity Plan. Date: Sunday 3 September 2017 Time: 2.30pm Meet: Reserve entrance opposite 234 Tranmere Rd. For more information contact: • Project consultant Sarah Bunce on 0437 782 592 or [email protected]; or • Project manager Phil Watson on 6217 9713 or [email protected]

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CITY OF CLARENCE Welcome to Spring Walk Meehan Skyline Circuit Lindisfarne Community Acti viti es Centre committ ee members, from left , Penny O’Brien, Chris Ward, Angela Coutt s and Alderman John Peers. The Clarence City Council invites reasonably fit walkers to enjoy A COMMUNITY Expo said the expo would to encourage a sense cil and our many won- an opportunity to explore the Meehan Skyline Circuit. This showcasing the many promote the groups, of community, encour- derful groups, clubs and circuit walk features pristine grassy woodlands and forests and groups, activities and activities and classes age social connections organisations, we hope spectacular views across the Derwent Estuary and Wellington hobbies on offer in the that frequently used the through common to make this an amazing Range. Lindisfarne area will be centre. interests and strengthen event that will benefi t held at the Lindisfarne “We hope that this relationships between the our community. Date: Saturday 2 September 2017 Community Activities expo will benefi t people residents and groups of “We encourage the Departure time: 8.30am Centre on Saturday 9 wishing to discover new Lindisfarne.” public to come along and Distance: Approx. 16km and 600m in height gain September. ways to participate in Mrs Coutts said the show their support to The Expo will feature their community and Lindisfarne Community make this expo a great For more information visit www.ccc.tas.gov.au and to book your 25 groups from the local help clubs which are in Activities Centre had success.” place contact Phil Watson at [email protected] area promoting social, need of new members around 20 community The Community hobby, music, exercise, or volunteers with an groups pass through its Expo will be held from leisure and special inter- opportunity to promote doors each week. 11am-3pm on Saturday est groups for people of their groups,” she said. “The centre is home 9 September at the all ages and abilities. “We will be using to the Lindisfarne Com- Lindisfarne Community The event will the stage to hold short munity Library and the Activities Centre, located include a Rotary Club demonstrations from Clarence City Band and at 37a Lincoln Street, barbecue, face painting participants every is managed by a team Lindisfarne. and light refreshments 30-minutes to showcase of community-minded Entry is free, but a provided by the Lindis- activities to entertain and volunteers including gold coin donation to the farne Historical Society. wow our visitors. Alderman John Peers and centre is welcomed. Lindisfarne Com- “In addition to Alderman Peter Cusick,” For more informa- munity Activities Centre creating awareness of she said. tion, contact Dale on management committee what goes on within the “With support from 6243 5810 or email Another free event in Clarence www.ccc.tas.gov.au member Angela Coutts centre, we also hope the Clarence City Coun- [email protected]. 10

10 Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 Pet of the Month WINNER: Jedah Pet Talk Sponsored by Eastlands Pet Supply A “pawsitively” record- Pet versus breaking amount companion

By Scott Hunt For a dog, this is not The Dog Grumbler enough. A pet can be loved IN a radio interview and pampered. It can be recently, the interview- groomed and coiffed and er raised the question: provided with toys and “When in our history did companions of it’s own dogs become pets?” kind. My immediate reac- It can be housed in an tion was: “As opposed to expensive and extensive what?” and I’ve had the enclosure and retrieved to question in my mind ever be loved and petted at its since. owner’s leisure. I can’t suggest a date It can be a toy, a or even a century for the fashion accessory, a status genesis of pets, but I can symbol or even a weapon, answer my own question: but this is no life for a dog. dogs became pets, as In fact, in relatively opposed to companions. recent times, we humans Not all dogs — the have done our best to tradesman’s dog that rides breed dogs that look like to work and minds the ute dolls and teddy bears, and tools while the boss often to the animal’s works is still a companion. detriment. The farmer’s dog They can still be hap- Petbarn Derwent Park store manager Kylie Midson. who works the stock and py companions, but they Proud dog moment - just fetched my ﬁ rst paper from the delivery accompanies it’s boss are less versatile. THIRTEEN playful “The fi rst year focuses man, and I am all over it - best paper around, Eastern Shore Sun, just through the working day, Somewhere back in puppies will receive spe- on basic training and the dog who sits by our our distant past, a grey cial training to provide socialisation in many catching up on sun sport. But the stand out page for me is pet talk, chair, watches as we work wolf chose to include hu- assistance to Australians different environments so get around it people and support your local community! in the garden or waits in mans in its life – it taught who are blind or have and then dogs begin their To enter your pet in next month’s “Eastern Shore Sun’s Pet of the the car while we shop — its young the benefi ts of low vision thanks to 16 to 20-week formal Month” please email a photo and a few words about your pet to Tracey these are companions. scavenging around human the generosity of local training program. People rarely come to haunts. residents during the Pet “It really takes a lot at: adverti [email protected]. me with these dogs be- Over time, the most Foundation’s recent of time, love, patience All entries will be shared on our Facebook page and the winner will be the entrant cause they don’t present fearless, less independent National Seeing Eye Dog and money to raise these with the most “likes” at the end of voti ng. The winning entry will feature in next challenges or problems. wolves became camp Appeal. special working dogs that month’s Eastern Shore Sun and will win a Eastland Pet Supply $50 voucher*! It’s the pet dogs that followers and we humans Running for six- will one day become the people have problems became the environment weeks, the appeal raised gift of independence for Eastlands Pet Supply with. they evolved for. more than $670,000 13 Australians who are Congratulati ons! Please contact Eastland Pet Supply on A pet is a creature that Much more recently, across Petbarn stores blind of have very low 6244 2673 to arrange collecti on of your prize. is loved and cherished, we started to capture and nationally, with Eastern vision.” but for a dog this is not “tame” other creatures, to Shore residents contribut- Petbarn chief ex- *Winner has 30 days from distributi on to claim their voucher in store. In the event of a ti e, the prize will be split. enough. put them in enclosures, ing more than $5,200 to ecutive offi cer Martin Rabbits are pets. Guin- feed and groom them and the cause. Nicholas extended his Entries for September 2017 close: Monday 4 September ea pigs are pets. Hamsters, take them out to lavish af- Seeing Eye Dogs gen- gratitude to everyone cats and even sheep and Voti ng starts: Tuesday 5 September fection upon and we saw eral manager Commer- who participated in the chickens can be loved and that this gave us pleasure. cial and National Services appeal. Voti ng fi nishes 5pm: Tuesday 12 September cherished. I believe that dogs are David Speyer said he was “Seeing Eye Dogs They are like teddy ill suited to be pets. “absolutely thrilled” with play a very important bears or dolls, except you Dogs chose to be our the result of this year’s role in the lives of many have to feed them and companions – to help us fundraising campaign. Australians and thanks keep them healthy. and share our lives. 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Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 11 Community News Local photographer Business East welcomes Federal Small Business Minister bags top award THE specifi c needs of local businesses in Tasma- nia’s south east was the main topic when Federal Small Business Minister Michael McCormack met one-on-one with Business East coordinator John Beard. The meeting was coordinated by local Lib- eral Senator Eric Abetz as part of a visit by the minister to southern Tasmania. Mr Beard raised individual member concerns regarding broader red tape and compliance issues that many small and family businesses face. “The Minister was impressed both by John’s passion and commit- One of Lindisfarne photographer Ian Wallace’s winning images from the 2017 AIPP TAS Epson Professional Photography Awards. ment, together with the breadth and wealth of LINDISFARNE pho- phy (AIPP). State awards entrants services provided by such a small organisa- From left , Federal Small Business Minister Michael McCormack, Business East coordinator John tographer Ian Wallace AIPP national presi- must receive 80 points Beard and Liberal Senator Eric Abetz. has pocketed the title of dent Vittorio Natoli said or above for at least two tion,” Senator Abetz said. Tasmania’s best pro- the awards represented of their images to be “Like me, the rewards, while also nav- job creation. tax rates, Instant Asset fessional documentary the best of the best of eligible for the APPAs. Minister was in small igating the maze of red “And while the un- Write Off (limit $20,000) photographer for 2017. professional photogra- For more informa- business before entering tape and bureaucracy.” employment rate under and a dedicated small Mr Wallace took phy in Australia. tion about the 2017 Parliament and therefore Senator Abetz said the Liberals has fallen business hotline with the out the title of 2017 “The AIPP awards AIPP TAS Epson Pro- intimately understands the Liberal Government’s from 8.1 per cent to 5.9 Fair Work Ombudsman AIPP TAS Documentary are a celebration of pho- fessional Photography and empathises with the commitment to small per cent, we recognise are all Liberal initiatives Photographer of the tographic excellence and Awards or for a full list small business experi- business was based on more needs to be done,” to create an environment Year at the 2017 AIPP represent the pinnacle of winners, visit http:// ence – the hard work, the understanding that he said. where small business can TAS Epson Professional of professional photogra- stateawards.aipp.com.au. the sacrifi ce and the it is the engine room for “So more competitive fl ourish and create jobs.” Photography Awards – phy,” he said. Australia’s largest and Doing what he loved most prestigious awards was the secret to his suc- for professional print cess, Mr Wallace said. photography. “They say that if you Mr Wallace said the love your job, you will EARS BLOCKED WITH WAX? beauty of our envi- never work a day in ronment “transcended your life – I have spent politics” and we should my life fi nding things be doing everything we that I love to do, doing could to help protect, them as much as I can maintain and enjoy it. and then learning how “For whatever rea- to do them as well as YOU NEED son, we must acknowl- possible,” he said. edge that our world is A panel of experts changing and I believe anonymously judged EARWORX now, more than ever, we all the images entered EARWORX is a dedicated professional earwax need to celebrate and into the awards across removal service. Using dry and effective micro respect the wonder of various categories. suction technology under direct observation, wax Mother Nature,” he said. Innovation, content, is gently and safely removed by a qualified nurse “I love taking pho- creativity, technical tographs of a world that excellence and impact not many people get to were the key criteria by adventure in. which the images were Are you prone to wax impaction? 181 Harrington St “The temperate wa- assessed. Hobart TAS 7000 ters of Tasmania can be The state awards Do you wear hearing aids? breathtaking and full of act as a stepping-stone Do you have narrow/bendy/hairy ear canals? interesting marine life.” to the country’s largest Do you use cotton buds or other objects in your 0475 841 033 Sponsored by Epson, national awards for pro- ears? Are you about to have a hearing test? [email protected] Ea rw oroorx the awards are run an- fessional print photogra- Are you a surfer or a diver? nually in every state by phy – The Australian YOU MAY NEED WAX REMOVED FROM YOUR EARS www.earworx.com.au the Australian Institute Professional Photogra- E of Professional Photogra- phy Awards (APPAs).

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12 Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 Dental Feature What lives in your sock drawer? the space of the cheek and tongue muscles. • Balance. Teeth need to be placed in a particular way to ensure that they are balanced when eating and talking so the dentures don’t become loose and fall out. • Teeth need to be positioned where Formerly Penney Proud Dental they physiologically belong within the Healing approach to DENTISTRY skull. For example, if they are set too far | Dr Saf Devji | back, there won’t be enough lip support or Our practitioners believe in a holistic approach fullness, creating more to dentistry with a focus on dental prevention. wrinkles and other NOW TAKING NEW AND EMERGENCY PATIENTS. issues when trying to Limited appointments available. talk. • The “natural look.” • Medibank choice provider It is very important to • Call for Zoom Dental Whitening Special make a set of dentures • No Gap initial dental appointment* look natural so they blend in with the 6 Gregory St, Sandy Bay | 6223 2238 | [email protected] surrounding teeth. • Cheap teeth, cheap *Available to all new patients to our practice that have Private Health Insurance with dental cover. look. At Tas Denture Stuios, we work with By Frank Nyhuis is one little thing that’s our patients to create Tas Denture Studios not quite right with that natural looking the way they fi t or bite smile and use only IF you were to have together, then it doesn’t the fi nest materials a look in your sock matter how much you available as standard drawer, what would you persevere, eventually practice. We create actually fi nd? something will need to work that we are Well, it wouldn’t just be done or they could proud of and would be socks, that’s for sure. end up in your sock happily have in our My sock drawer has drawer. own mouths. With a number of personal Many factors come numerous advances in items that are special into play when creating the manufacturing of ORAL HEALTH BASICS to me. an individual set of den- denture teeth, we now This could vary tures and listed below have the choice of from screwdrivers to TV are a few things to keep teeth that have mul- remotes, an old watch, in mind: tiple layers to achieve medication, pens, re- • Like the footings for the natural appearance FOUR SIMPLE TIPS ceipts, pictures, keepsake a house, dentures and are more resistant cards from my family need a stable base. to wear. and, of course, some There are certain land- ORAL CARE TO SUIT EVERY ROUTINE socks. marks in the mouth If your dentures live Have you ever had that dental prosthetist’s in your sock drawer a set of dentures made look for to maximize a or you think it’s time that are so uncomforta- dentures’ stability. for a fresh smile, then ble or look terrible that • Muscles also play a please don’t hesitate to they end up in your sock major part in den- contact Frank or Philip drawer? ture design. A den- at Tas Denture Studios Dentures are not ture should replace in Hobart and Margate created equal. the tissues and teeth by phoning 6221 9222 You may have the that were once there, or visiting the website at best looking set of fi lling the void, but www.tasdenturestudios. dentures, but if there sitting passively within com.au. Brush twice daily, with Use floss at 1 fluoride toothpaste 2 least once a day

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Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 13 Dental Feature Dental practice provides stylish addition to Rosny Park

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14 Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 Community News Rotary gives HUG Iconic lighthouse to Tasmanians and Hobart communities. youth leadership and open for inspection The $540,000 exchange programs, as project will be built in well as a number of new Braeview Drive, Old longer-term projects to Beach by Wilson Homes. help reduce problems in The executive-style the community, such as home will include four homelessness. bedrooms and dou- The club is still ble-garage on a one-hec- looking for additional WORKS are now under- tare allotment, which was support for some trades way on the Rotary Club donated by the Braeview and materials and would of Hobart’s major charity Estate Developers. welcome any additional house project, the HUG Construction was support from the public. House. due to begin in early July. For more informa- The HUG House is Proceeds from the tion, contact chairman of a major fundraiser that sale of the HUG House the HUG House project will allow the club to will continue to aid the Renzo D’Orazio on continue to support its many charitable works of phone 0413 334 333 many charitable works the club. or email hughouse@ within the Tasmanian This includes its rotaryhobart.org.

CITY OF CLARENCE Public Art Opportunity Clarence City Council is seeking applications from suitably experienced artists to design and construct a public artwork at Council’s administration centre for its children’s services programs on Alma Street, Bellerive. Bruny Island Lighthouse tour guide Matt Spooner, far left , and Bruny Island Safaris tour guide Michael Paxton, back row second from the right, with a group of excited guests on Bruny Island Safari’s food, sightseeing and lighthouse tour. The Council is seeking to commission a contemporary THE iconic Cape Bruny opportunities at every corner of the world. Cape. Tasmanian artist to create an exciting and engaging Lighthouse is now open point of the compass, More than 150 lives Tour founder Craig contemporary artwork on the blockwork wall in the newly for tours. with albatross, gannets were lost at sea in two Parsey grew up on created courtyard space on site at a cost of $10,000+ GST. The 1836 lighthouse and many other pelagic shipwrecks within a few many lighthouse stations towers 114-metres over seabirds gliding over the nautical miles of Cape around Tasmania, includ- Applications close 5.00pm 25 August 2017. dramatic cliff tops and relentless ocean swells. Bruny while the light- ing the Cape Bruny Light coves that form the wild Observe migrating house was being built. Station. For more information or a copy of the commission brief, and rugged coastline of whales, short tailed shear- When you step out Knowing many of contact the Arts and Cultural Development Coordinator Cape Bruny. waters and Sea Eagles onto the lighthouse the last light keepers in The fully guided swooping close to the balcony, you will have Australia, Mr Parsey’s P: 6217 9606 E: [email protected] 30-minute tour operates lighthouse. dramatic views into the family experiences and between 10am-4pm, sev- Through June and southern snowcapped stories will enhance your en-days-a-week through July, approximately 50 mountain ranges of Tas- lighthouse tour discovery. the spring and summer migrating whales have mania, down to Whale Tours are $10 for months and fi ve-days- already been observed. Head, across to the Acte- adults and $7.50 for chil- a-week through winter The superbly engi- ons and the little islands dren (no children under (closed mid-week). neered lighthouse prisms on the southern horizon, fi ve-years permitted). Climb the original remain in working order known as Pedra Branca Sunset tours operate wrought iron spiral stair- and are a unique experi- and Eddystone Rock. by request and are $45 case to the tower balcony ence to see up close. These islands are per person. A maximum and take in the sweeping Learn about this known for colonies of of 10 guests are permit- southern views to the early iconic navigational shy albatross, seals, surf- ted on any tour. wild Tasman Sea. landmark – how it was ing and tuna fi shing. For bookings, please Experience the built by convicts and how Pedra Branca is ap- visit www.brunyisland- Clarence... a brighter place | www.ccc.tas.gov.au vertical craggy coastlines life was for a lighthouse proximately 15-nautical lighthousetours.com.au and wonderful photo keeper in this far south miles from South East or phone 0437 499 795.

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Leading the way in community Discover your organisation excellence past at LINC LINC Tasmania, in part- familiar with the range of and allow staff and other nership with the National resources now available experts to share their Archives of Australia, is to them. knowledge and skills. giving local residents the “Free events held “It also highlights chance to dig into their during August include some of the fantastic past with a series of free topics such as different research that has resulted events and presentations ways to compile your from researchers using held in celebration of family tree, preserving our collections and the National Family History your family photos and family history resources Month. a behind-the-scenes tour held by our National Tasmanian Informa- of our archives storage Archives colleagues.” tion and Research Service facility at Berriedale,” she These events and acting manager Eliza- said. presentations are free, beth Lehete said LINC “With interest in fam- but some may require a Tasmania had developed ily history research grow- booking. a series of presentations, ing each year, National For more information, some in collaboration Family History Month is contact your local LINC with local experts, to help a great chance for us to or visit www.linc.tas.gov. Tasmanians become more showcase our collections au.

SEC Care nurses Louise Heawood and Annett e Winzenber at the organisati on’s head offi ce in Somerville Street, Sorell. SOUTH Eastern Com- “impressive.” secure the future of our monthly newsletters.” munity Care (SEC Care) “To be recognised organisation. Ms Holland said has been recognised alongside outstanding “We have integrated throughout the organ- as a leading Tasmanian Tasmanian not-for-profi t a new digital information isation’s growth, it had not-for-profi t organisation organisations such as system, moved premises, always maintained its during the recent 2017 the Brave Foundation become more mobile integrity as a not-for- Telstra Business Awards. and the Cancer Council and digital in the fi eld. profi t that cared for the SEC Care chief Tasmania is an incredible “We have also started health and prosperity of executive offi cer Helen achievement for SEC a staff rewards program the local community. Pollard said she was Care – we are thrilled,” with local businesses, as “To this day, many of Medical Centre “humbled beyond words” she said. well as revolutionised the our staff have personal at the decision to be “In the past way we communicate connections to our clients made a fi nalist, as the 18-months, we have with our community via – we are locals caring for competition this year was made many changes to social media and our locals,” she said. “I am so proud of all our staff for their dedi- Tired of not cation, passion and hard work and I am excited being heard? for what the future holds for both SEC Care and the aged care sector.” We listen SEC Care provides a range of fl exible in-home care, community support and centre-based services General Practitioners Exercise Physiologists to people who require assistance in southern Nurse Practitioners Dietitians Tasmania. Psychologists Osteopaths It has three day centres located at Sorell, Physiotherapists Clinical Hypnotherapists Brighton and Orford. For more informa- Bulk Billed Urgent Care Call for a FREE chat to see if we can help tion, visit www.secom- Walk-in Clinc - New Patients Welcome munitycare.com.au or the Hobart Bellerive Level 3, 31-33 Cambridge Road, Bellerive Tasmania 7018 backinbalance.com.au Facebook page at www. Auto accidents, workers comp. and DVA bulk billed facebook.com/secommu- p. 6122 0150 w. www.yourhealthhub.com.au nitycare.com.

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On race day, we wear pink It’s about time to get checked IN keeping with national amputation. determine your risk of Diabetes Week (9-15 “Diabetes Tasmania type 2 diabetes,” she July), Diabetes Tas- is particularly concerned said. mania has launched a about the length of time “The test only takes new campaign urging many people were living about fi ve minutes, so it’s Clarence residents to with silent, undiagnosed about time we all took get checked for type 2 type 2 diabetes without the time to take the test. diabetes. realising it,” Ms Wells “If you get a high Diabetes Tasmania said. score, see your doctor chief executive offi cer “Many people live and they can diagnose Caroline Wells said more with the condition for you if you have type 2 than 1000 people in the up to seven-years before diabetes. Clarence local govern- being diagnosed and “Once people are ment area could be during that time, up to diagnosed, they can living with silent, undi- half begin to develop a start to get the support agnosed type 2 diabetes diabetes-related compli- and advice they need to without realising it. cation. manage the condition George Catania wearing the Think Pink silks during a past Pink Cup event, which raises vital funds for the Nati onal Breast Cancer The “It’s About Time” “The tragedy is that and reduce their risk of Foundati on. campaign follows new much of the damage diabetes-related compli- EASTERN Shore Breast Cancer Founda- Done (2011), Turbo Qui include live and silent research that found only to the body that causes cations. residents are invited to tion recognised the Pink (2012), Spy Wears Prado auctions, spin and win, fi ve per cent of Australi- diabetes-related compli- “Diabetes Tasma- trade in their black tie Cup as a key community (2013), Volcanic Sky door prizes, raffl e and a ans more than 40-years- cations are preventable. nia has a number of ensembles for pink outfi ts fundraising event in the (2014) and Crystal Flame best-dressed competition. of-age have had a type 2 “The It’s About Time services and programs this October to raise Tasmanian landscape. (2016). The 2017 Pink Cup diabetes risk check in the campaign aims to raise to help with this like awareness and money She said the charity “It is amazing to see luncheon will be held past two-years. awareness of the need DESMOND and The for breast cancer research appreciated any form of all that the race event has on 8 October at Elwick More than half of for early type 2 diabetes COACH Program, both during the 10th annual support, as the event was achieved, becoming one Luxbet Park. people surveyed were diagnosis.” specifi cally designed for Pink Cup luncheon. run entirely by volunteers. of the largest charity race Tickets are $75 a unable to name any Ms Wells encouraged people with diabetes or Since its inception “We ask for your day luncheons that have head, with 20 per cent of diabetes-related compli- people in the Clarence at high risk of diabetes.” in 2008, the Pink Cup support in any form, be it been held in Tasmania. the ticket price donated cations, despite type 2 area to have their risk of For more infor- has attracted more spreading the word via a “All of this grew out to the charity. diabetes being a leading diabetes checked. mation or to take the then 3,500 local, intra donation of auction items of two women deciding Telephone the Tas- cause of vision loss, “AUSDRISK is a AUSDRISK test, visit and interstate diners or even sponsorship of a that they could make a manian Racing Club on kidney damage, heart free, online risk assess- http://diabetestas.org.au/ and has raised more race,” she said. difference by raising funds 6272 9492 to book and attacks, stroke and limb ment you can take to NDW17. than $234,000 for the “Since the intro- to support breast cancer contact Judi Adams on National Breast Cancer duction of the unique research at the local level [email protected] to Foundation. hot pink cup in 2011, and within their own discuss sponsoring, align- HEARING AWARENESS WEEK Event organizer Judi winners of the cup and spheres of infl uence.” ing, donating and volun- Sunday 20th to Saturday 26th August 2017 Adams said the National rug have been Get it The luncheon will teering opportunities.

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Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 19 Community News Historic building’s past now on display

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20 Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 A FINANCIAL MOMENT How to claim travel expenses expenses you’ve incurred must not be connected amounts specifi ed by the in running your vehicle to your journey from ATO,” he said. for work such as fuel, home to work. “That is not how it servicing, insurance and works, as you can only depreciation. These include: claim the amount you Deduction claims • Bridge/tunnel tolls. actually spent and the usually work out larger • Public transport fares. ATO reasonable amounts using the logbook meth- • Airfares. dictate whether or not od, but the record-keep- • Car parking. you need to keep de- ing requirements are • Taxi fares. tailed records. more onerous. “Even if you haven’t For a start, you’ll You cannot claim the kept detailed records and need to keep a logbook – cost of fi nes for speeding, are not obliged to keep but only for a representa- parking infringements or them because of the ex- tive 12-week period. other motoring offences. emption, you still need to In the logbook, you be able to prove that you will need to record all OVERNIGHT incurred the expense. your business journeys MEALS AND “That could involve so that at the end of the ACCOMMODATION keeping credit card logbook period you can If you are required statements or being able work out the proportion to travel away from to prove that you were of business use for your home overnight for work in a particular place at a vehicle. purposes, you can claim particular time.” That proportion can a deduction for any then be applied to all meals, accommodation or IN WHAT OTHER MANY people are re- “The law in this area that you incur while at one job to another your car expenses over incidental expenses that SITUATIONS CAN quired to travel as part of is very complex though work. where you have a sec- the year, and over the you incur to the extent I CLAIM TRAVEL their job. and the Australian This specifi cally ond job, provided you next four-years too as you are not reimbursed DEDUCTIONS? Work-related travel Taxation Offi ce (ATO) excludes the cost of the don’t go home fi rst. the logbook is good for by your employer. As well as work-relat- might be something as regularly keeps a close commute from home • Travelling to a business fi ve-years, providing your Some people who ed travel, you might also simple as a short trip to eye on people making to work, except in very related meeting with travel patterns do not travel extensively are paid be able to claim travel in see a client for an hour or correct travel claims, so it limited circumstances. a client, supplier or change. an allowance by their the following situations: two or a prolonged trip pays to take care to get it Typical situations prospect. 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Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 21 A FINANCIAL MOMENT Don’t wait to understand Return of the means-tested aged care fees Pensioner Concession Card By Hank Jongen Department of Human Services

FROM 9 October 2017, the Pensioner Concession Card (PCC) will be reinstated to around 92,300 former pension recipients, including 3,600 Department of Veterans’ Affairs payment recipients. You may have had your pension payment cancelled on 1 January 2017 because of changes to the pension assets test. If we sent you a non-income tested Low Income Health Care Card, you will regain entitlement to a Pensioner Concession Card on 9 October 2017. You can use this card in the same way you did before your pension payment was cancelled. The Pensioner Concession Card gives people access to Common- wealth subsidised hearing services, plus a range of other benefits offered by states, territories and private enterprise. Best of all, you do not have to do anything. We will automatically PLANNING ahead for aged complex. daily payments are like inter- ents will pay less to be in the suit everyone. reissue Pensioner Concession Cards care for a parent and how There are the costs of est on a home mortgage and aged care facility. An aged care advisor to eligible recipients. It is also exempt to pay for it can be stressful, care, accommodation and are not refundable. One option may include may be able to help your from the income and assets test. fraught with emotion and if you have assets, there are These fees can quick- the sale of the family home parents access high quality Until your Pensioner Concession lead to misunderstandings. means-tested fees as well. ly add up and without to generate regular income, health care while working to Card arrives in the mail, you can However, approaching Means-tested fees are planning, may be difficult to while reducing assessable reduce daily costs, fees and continue to use your non-income the issue now while parents based on both your income afford. assets. maintain financial security for tested Low Income Health Care are healthy can avoid last and on your assets. There is a capped If only one person from your parents. Card to access discounts and conces- minute scrambling if a The means test treats yearly cost of care of around a couple needs to move into Be prepared and get sions. serious health issue suddenly assets differently to how the $26,000, but in some situa- care, there are other strate- advice while the capacity of If you received a Low Income arises. Age Pension Income and tions residents are required gies to consider. your loved ones still allows Health Card, you will have this de- It is best for adult chil- Assets Test treats assets like to pay this over a relatively Unfortunately, because for it. activated after you receive your new dren to start a conversation your family home. short period, which can the mix of aged care fees, Phone Matthew Khourey Pensioner Concession Card. with parents early because To add to this, you can cause cash flow problems. entitlements and limits are from MyState Wealth Man- However, the Commonwealth there are often big decisions choose to pay for your ac- Seeking early advice difficult to understand, many agement on 1300 651 600 Seniors Health Cards will be kept to to be made about how to commodation (the Refunda- from an aged care advisor people do not take full today. maintain current Commonwealth fund care. ble Accommodation Deposit can increase your options. advantage of the government Information is current as at benefits, such as the Energy Sup- The Australian Govern- - RAD), as a lump sum or You may find ways to assistance available to them. 17 July 2017. This is general plement, as long as you retain your ment subsidises aged care to Daily Payment (DAP). pay lower fees, reduce the While the options may advice only, before making eligibility. make sure the costs are rea- The lump sum payment means-tested fees and max- seem overwhelming, it is any decisions please speak For more information, visit sonable, but fees associated is government guaranteed imise Age Pension benefits. possible to tailor the level of with a MyState Wealth Man- humanservices.gov.au and search with aged care are extremely and is fully refundable. The It may mean your par- care and how it is paid for to agement Financial Planner. ‘Pensioner Concession Card.’

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Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 23 Community News The books that keep on giving

PRE-LOVED books at the vacant shop has are the gifts that just enabled a considerable keep on giving for the number of pre-loved Rotary Club of Howrah, books to be displayed, which regularly use the allowing interested proceeds from their sales customers to wander to help fund its many around and choose community projects. books carefully at their Rotary Club of How- leisure,” Mr Wyatt said. rah president Richard “All the books on Wyatt said the tradition display are in good of selling second-hand condition through careful books could be traced selection, with many lit- back to a group of erary gems to be found. dedicated members who “Many of the cus- have been accumulating, tomers become regular sorting and selling them browsers looking for for many years. a literary treasure and “But, it was where to develop good rapport store the ever-increasing with the bookshop vol- stockpile of books that unteers.” became the real issue,” Most members of the he said. Rotary Club of Howrah “The work involved have worked in this pre- in putting books on dis- loved bookshop, which play and then back into operates Thursdays and storage was back-break- Fridays from 10am-4pm. ing work for many of our “Books come into club members.” the store and go out and, A solution came in at times, more books go the form of an offer from out than come in,” Mr Hobart identity George Wyatt said. Spilopoulos, the owner “However, the sale of a vacant shop just of pre-loved books “waiting for use” at the ensures a constant Howrah Road Shopping trickle of funds for the Centre. Rotary Club of Howrah “The available space projects.” Rotary Club of Howrah member Ray Pickett helps a Devonport couple choose books at the club’s pre-loved bookshop.

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Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 27 Eastlands Feature Transitioning into spring at Merric

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28 Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 Your Community Calendar

CLARENCE PLAINS HISTORY GROUP the Richmond Online Centre at 54 Bridge preservation and running of old commer- Discover the history and heritage of this Street, Richmond (Old Court House). Email cial model railways with a special interest All entries for the 2017 community calendar must be very early settlement. We do talks, visits [email protected] in Hornby trains and Meccano products. submitted to [email protected] and displays, and we are also interested Meetings held monthly. Contact Barry Dent in your memories of your area. Phone on 0417 142 380. This is a free service for non-profit community Lorraine on 0415 847 360. G groups and local events. Please keep contributions to 50 words or less. HOWRAH AUXILIARY OF THE ROYAL CLARENCE WALKIES TALKIES WALK- GEILSTON BAY TENNIS CLUC HOBART HOSPITAL ING GROUP Social tennis for all standards on Mondays, Meetings held on the first Wednesday of Leaves Medical Centre, Bayfield Street, Tuesdays (7pm), Fridays, Sundays from month at Clarence Integrated Care Centre, 7-12 and runs from 6.30-8.30pm. Visit Rosny. Starts 9.30am Monday and Wednes- 10am-12 am. Contact Secretary Peter N. on Bayfield Street, Rosny at 1.30pm. New stmarksbellerive.org.au for term flyers and A day. Council bus once a month (cost $6). 62443655. members welcome. Phone 6244 2231 or more information. A BAD MOMS CHRISTMAS Local walk Wednesday and MTT bus to 6243 5857. Films for Fundraising is hosting a movie other walks, Mondays. All welcome to come GENTLE SQUASH FOR SENIORS BELTANA BOWLS CLUB fundraiser called “A Bad Mom’s Christmas” and try. Contact Dot Batt on 6244 6276 or Fun and aerobic fitness program for over HOWRAH COMBINED PROBUS CLUB Barefoot bowls every Tuesday evening in support of the Cure Brain Cancer Foun- Mavis Gregor on 6247 8696. 50s, designed to improve hand-eye coordi- Meets at 10am on the first Tuesday of during daylight savings time 5.30pm for dation. Thursday 2 November from 6.30pm. nation. If you can walk, you can play. Every month at the Sunshine Centre, Howrah 6pm start. Entry includes sausage sizzle Tickets cost $30 each with sales ending 21 COAL RIVER VALLEY GARDEN CLUB Friday 1.30-3pm at Eastside Squash, 69 Road, Howrah, followed by morning tea and and prizes on the night. Located in Lincoln October. Cost includes ticket, popcorn, drink INC Cambridge Road, Bellerive. All equipment normally a guest speaker. Day’s outing or Street, Lindisfarne. Phone 6243 8706 or and the chance to win prizes. For more Meets the fourth Monday of the month, from is provided. First lesson is free. $6 thereaf- luncheon on third Tuesday. New members email [email protected] information, visit the ‘Films for Fundraising’ February to November, at the Richmond ter. Phone John on 6244 6539. both male and female welcome. Phone Facebook page. Football Club Rooms, Victoria Street, Rich- Laurie Stevens 62476085 or Judy Paynter BOULE / PETANQUE mond at 7.30pm. Includes guest speakers, GIRLS BRIGADE IN ROKEBY 62333675. We play on the grass slopes at the rear of AUSTRALIAN RETIRED PERSONS trade table and supper. Phone 6260 2727 Fourth Hobart Girls Brigade meets on the Howrah Sunshine Recreation Centre, ASSOCIATION for further information. Thursdays from 5.30-7.30pm. Girls aged HOWRAH JOEY SCOUTS 11 Howrah Road, all year on Thursdays A non-profit organisation established five to 18 are welcome. Contact Lucinda For boys and girls aged six to eight. We en- from 1.30pm. Games finish between 3 and 30-years-ago with a wide range of social COAL RIVER VALLEY SUSTAINABLE Glover 0429 635 444 or tasrokeby@girlsbri- joy games, craft, sleepovers, outings, mak- 3.30pm. No experience or uniforms required activities for men and women who are re- LIVING GROUP - RICHMOND gadeaustralia.org.au ing new friends and having lots of fun. We and no age limit. Phone 6288 8306. tired or about to retire (active over-50s). Bus Meets at Centacare meeting room in Tor- meet on Thursday evenings during school trips are run throughout the year, as well as rens Street, Richmond. Second Wednesday GLEBE HILL BUSHLAND RESERVE terms from 6pm-7pm at the Tranmere Hall. regular Sunday and Tuesday lunches, mid- of the month at 7pm. Phone Penny Wadsley LANDCARE GROUP Phone Fiona Roberts on 0418 996 194. year Ausmas and Christmas lunch. Activity C on 6260 2950, email pmwadsley@ozemail. All welcome. Regular events and working groups include rambling, bushwalking and com.au or find us on Facebook. bees refer to www.facebook.com/GlebeHill- HOWRAH MEN’S SHED CHAT ‘N’ EAT social tennis. Bi-monthly general meetings Landcare or contact Adam Holmstrom at A community organisation providing a safe Senior singles or couples meet for midday with a speaker held at the Clarence Senior [email protected] and secure place for men to connect, feel meal on fourth Thursday of the month. Citizens Centre, 17 Alma Street, Bellerive comfortable and engage in activities. 11 Bookings essential by the Monday before D at 10.30am. Phone Doris on 6272 3525 or GORDONS HILL LANDCARE GROUP Howrah Road, Howrah. Phone Greg on the meal. Phone Dawn 6247 9011. 0437 494 659. DICKSON TENNIS AT SUNSHINE TENNIS Meets on the third Sunday of each month, 0427 489 171 or email howrahmensshed@ CLUB 9am-12.30pm at Marril Street for working gmail.com CLARENCE AQUATIC CENTRE YMCA ACTON PARK LANDCARE GROUP Tennis and multi-sport camps for children bee activities. Phone Michael Baker on Aqua aerobics classes - 6.30pm Tuesday A group of volunteers of all ages getting to- ages six to 12 years weekday afternoons 0447 335 870. HOWRAH PLAYGROUP (SUNSHINE nights. Suitable for all levels of fitness. gether for re-vegetation and weed removal during the school holidays. Each session is CENTRE) Adults $12, Concessions/Seniors $9.30. in Acton Park area. Generally we meet on 3 hours and will be $30 per child. Contact Offers a fun, safe environment for families Aqua Zumba classes. Fun, motivating class third Sunday in the month. Event details on Dickson Tennis - phone 0412 817 427 or with children up to the age of five. Monday to energetic music with a moderate to high our Facebook page or contact Sharon on email [email protected] to register. H and Tuesdays 9.30-11.30am. $4 per family. intensity level. 0409023981. All warmly welcome. Howrah Recreational Centre, 11 Howrah Thursday nights 6.30pm. Adults $12, Con- DODGES FERRY SENIOR CITIZENS HANDS ON Road, Howrah. Phone Anna Gee on 0421 cessions/Seniors $9.30. INDOOR BOWLS Meets at Lindisfarne Activities Centre (37a 640 351. Have fun with fellow senior citizens every Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne), every Monday B CLARENCE CITY CHILDREN’S CHOIR Thursday 12.45-4pm at the Dodges Ferry - excluding public holidays. $4 per session, HOWRAH PRIMARY LAUNCH INTO Choir for children aged six to 16. Meets B4 AT BELLERIVE PRIMARY SCHOOL Recreational Community Centre next to the includes morning tea. Activities include LEARNING at Clarence Uniting Church, corner of Families with children from birth to age five Dodges Ferry Primary School, Old Forcett embroidery, card making, scrap booking, Birth to five years. Wednesday mornings Cambridge Road and York Street, Bellerive are warmly invited to become part of our Road. Phone Jan Patmore 6265 8208. Victorian boxes, jewellery making. Phone Launch into Learning 9.15-10.30am. on Wednesdays from 4.15-5.15pm during early learning program at Bellerive Primary Margaret Rust on 6244 2690 for further Wednesday morning pre-kinder 9.15- school terms. No auditions required, just School. Our program offers both indoor and information. 10.30am. Friday morning Launch into a desire to sing and perform with others. outdoor play, music and fun gym sessions. Learning 9.15-10.30am. Phone school office Phone 0419 312 041 for enquiries. E Phone 6244 1200. HOBART DOLPHINS MASTERS SWIM- on 6246 6333 for further information. EASTERN SHORE BRIDGE CLUB MING CLUB CLARENCE COMMUNITY KNITTING BELLERIVE COMMUNITY ARTS CENTRE Meets at the Howrah Recreation Centre, 11 If you are aged between 18 and 100-years HOWRAH RECREATION CENTRE GROUp Join weekly arts and crafts sessions held Howrah Road, Howrah, Tuesday events at and enjoy swimming to keep fit, come and Activities available are bowls, tennis, girl Knit and crochet for friends, families and Tuesdays to Fridays or special weekend 7pm. Phone 6244 1493 (leave a message). join the Hobart Dolphins Masters Swimming guides, playgroup, yoga, karate, bingo, charities and get involved in community workshops. Annual membership $30. Email Club at 8am on Saturday at the Clarence etc. Available for hire with or without bar projects. Venue - Clarence Integrated Care [email protected] for information EASTERN SHORE NEEDLEWORK Pool or 9am on Sunday at the Friends facilities. All enquiries please call 6247 7711 Centre, Bayfield Street, Rosny. Wednes- or phone 6245 1036. Located at 17 Cam- GROUP Pool. Our friendly coaches offer a variety or drop into 11 Howrah Road, Howrah. days from 10am-12noon. Phone Clare bridge Road, Bellerive. Meets at Howrah Recreation Centre, 11 of programs. For more information, phone 62444 995. Road, Howrah on Monday mornings 9am- 0438 629 160. HOWRAH SCHOOL FOR SENIORS BELLERIVE CWA BRANCH 12pm and Wednesdays 12.30-3.30pm. $3 New members welcome. Meets every CLARENCE LADIES’ PROBUS CLUB Meets first Monday every month at St per session and participants are required HOBART LADIES BADMINTON Friday at 10am at the Howrah Recreation Meets on the third Monday of each month Mark’s, Corner Clarence and Scott Streets, to be members of the centre. All forms of ASSOCIATION Centre, 11 Howrah Road. Phone Lynne at the Bellerive Yacht Club at 10am. New Bellerive. 11.30am handcraft (bring own needlework welcome. Phone 6243 0249. Come and play badminton at: STBA Hall, Edgerton 6247 9198. members welcome. Phone Sue on 0418 lunch afterwards). 1pm branch meeting. 101 Cascade Road, South Hobart, Tues- 363 087 or Gaille on 0408 782 455. Contact Kath Chipman on 6248 9007 or days, Wednesdays and Thursdays 9.20am- email [email protected] 12pm. Cost $8 per session. Competition CLARENCE LIONS CLUB I F to suit all levels of play. Enquiries: email First and third Wednesday of the month, BELLERIVE HISTORICAL SOCIETY [email protected] or secretary: INNER WHEEL CLUB OF CLARENCE Clarence Lions meet at the Howrah Rec- Our office is located in the Bellerive Com- FACIAL PAIN SUPPORT GROUP 0407 766 054 Is a women’s group that promotes true reation Centre, Howrah Road, Howrah at munity Arts Centre, 17 Cambridge Road. Trigeminal neuralgia and other facial pain friendship and encourages the ideals of 6.30pm. Contact Stephen on 0402 483 355 Monthly meetings with guest speakers, his- sufferers meet regularly for information and HOBART MODEL AERO CLUB personal service and fosters internation- for details. torical information archives, photos, books, support. Phone Helen 6245 0429 or Ros Radio control planes at Kelly Field on the al understanding. Meets on the fourth DVDs on local history, research facility. 6234 7989. Richmond/Campania Road, on the right- Thursday of every month from 7-9.30pm CLARENCE PENSIONERS ASSOCIATION Open Wednesday and Saturday from 10am- hand side, 2km from Richmond. Most flying at the Beltana Bowls Club, Lincoln Street, New members welcome to a friendly, happy 3pm. Email [email protected]. FLAGSTAFF GULLY LANDCARE GROUP takes place Saturday and Sunday mornings, Lindisfarne. Visitors welcome, contact Lois group. Venue - Clarence Integrated Care For information about the Flagstaff Gully weather permitting, between 9am-1pm. 0428 490 205. Centre, Bayfield Street, Rosny. First Friday BELLERIVE PCYC PLAYGROUP Landcare Group please contact Peter Visitors welcome. in the month from 12.30-2pm. Phone Clare Runs every Wednesday during school terms McGlone on 0406 380 545 or business 6244 4995. from 9.30-11.30am. Located at Bellerive phone 6234 3552. HOBART TOWN (1804) FIRST SETTLERS J PCYC, 10 Scott Street, Bellerive. Cost is ASSOCIATION INC. CLARENCE PLAINS TAI CHI $3 per family. All welcome, including new FOOD GARDEN GROUP Meetings held at 10am on the first Tuesday JUST WALK IT Contact the Rokeby Neighbourhood Centre families. We supply bikes, mini-ramps and We love to grow what we eat and share our of each month (except January) in the If you are 55 and over and enjoy walking, on 6247 6778 for more information. more as well as weekly craft activities, con- skills, surplus produce, seeds, seedlings Parish room of St George’s Church, Battery join our friendly walking group. Free of struction and play opportunities. First visit is and plants at our informal monthly garden Point. Membership is open to people whose charge. Phone Joyce on 0408 487 218. CLARENCE PLAINS WALK AND TALK free. Phone Megan on 0417 366 870. visits. Membership is free. We welcome ancestors arrived between 1803 and 1853. GROUP both experts and novices. Email food- Visitors welcome. Phone Stephany on 0437 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Mondays from 9.30-10.30am, starting from BELLERIVE YOUTH GROUPS [email protected] 602 679. Eastern Shore residents who may require Clarence Plains Community Health Centre, Come check out Alive and Crosswired, on documentation to be witnessed or signed Heart Place, Rokeby. Free to join and every Friday during school term. Alive is for FREE COMPUTER TRAINING HORNBY RAILWAY COLLECTORS ASSO- by a Justice of the Peace. Voluntary JP welcome to everyone. Contact the Rokeby anyone in grades 3-6 and runs from 4.30- Use you own laptop or use an online centre CIATION OF AUSTRALIA available between 9.30am and 4pm each Neighbourhood Centre on 6247 6778. 6pm. Crosswired is for anyone in grades computer. Phone 6260 1065 or drop into An amateur organisation devoted to the Tuesday in the office just inside and to the 29

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left of the Service Tasmania shop in Bligh LINDISFARNE HISTORICAL SOCIETY welcome. Contact the secretary on 6247 Street, Rosny Park. Hold monthly meetings, afternoons and eve- 9027. nings, at the Lindisfarne Activities Centre. A R T range of speakers, discussions and outings. ROKEBY NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE SING AUSTRALIA SORELL TASMANIAN FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY K For further information phone Penny 6243 Some of what’s on offer at the centre: Come along for some fun singing (voice (TFHS) 5961. computer class, cooking class, community quality doesn’t matter), no auditions. Every Our library at the Old Bellerive Post Offi ce KNOPWOOD KNITTERS lunch, model class, sewing and craft, oil Wednesday night from 7-9pm at Midway at 19 Cambridge Road, Bellerive is open Mondays from 10.30am at Clarence Plains LINDISFARNE LADIES PROBUS CLUB painting class, café conversation, belly Point Hall, 31 Raynors Road, Midway Point. Tuesdays 12.30-3.30pm, Wednesdays 9.30- Community Health Centre, Heart Place, Meets 10am on the second Monday each dancing, zumba, after school program, after Phone Robyn 6265 2096. 12.30pm and Saturdays 1.30-4.30pm. Visit Rokeby. month at Motor Yacht Club of Tasmania, 1 school sports program and more. Phone www.hobart.tasfhs.org or phone 6244 4527. Free to join and welcome to everyone. Ford Parade, Lindisfarne. A short meeting is Cate or Nicole on 6247 6778 or email SINGING GROUP – FIND YOUR VOICE Contact the Rokeby Neighbourhood Centre followed by morning tea and a guest speak- [email protected] Wednesday 1pm to 2.30pm Clarence Plains TASMANIAN HORSE RESCUE & on 62476778. er/activity. Outings or luncheon held on the Youth Centre, Grange Road Rokeby. Free REHABILITATION ORGANISATION fourth Monday each month. New members ROSNY NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE to join, everyone welcome contact Wendy Monthly meetings held at our clubrooms welcome. Contact secretary on 6243 4428. CRAFT CLASSES Bryant on 1800 269 672. at Sandford commencing 7.30pm usually Located at Seventh Day Adventist church, on the fi rst Monday evening of the month. L LINDISFARNE MASONIC CENTRE 28 Riawena Road. Classes in painting, SORELL BOWLS CLUB Phone Christine on 0457 147 428 or Jess A number of different Masonic orders embroidery, paper craft and cards, beading, Winter social bowls on Wednesday and on 0400 462 415 for further details. LAUNCHING INTO LEARNING - LAUDER- regularly meet at the centre in Gordons Hill quilting, cooking and bear-making. Meets Saturday from 12pm. For information phone DALE PRIMARY SCHOOL Road, Lindisfarne. Hall is available for use Thursdays from 9.30am. Chat table. Phone 0427 033 801. TENNIS AT SUNSHINE TENNIS CLUB Lauderdale Primary School offers the by community and other groups. Phone Noels on 6248 1083. Social tennis played every weekday at 11 following programs for 2017: Pre-kinder - 6243 8097 or write to PO Box 116 Lindis- SORELL MEN’S SHED Howrah Road, Howrah. Coaching available. Thursday 1.30-2.45pm (commences term farne Tas 7015. ROSNY PARK NATIONAL SENIORS Huge range of equipment available to Phone Mike Geard 0400 974 056, visit two. Launch into Learning (0-4 years) - Monthly meeting fi rst Tuesday each month all men in a harmonious environment. sunshinetennisclub.org.au or email sun- Friday 9-10.30am. Phone 6248 6270. LINDISFARNE RIVERSIDE ARTS CLUB at 6pm with dinner break at 7.15pm followed Extensive welding equipment, lathes, steel [email protected] AND CHOIR by a guest speaker. New members wel- working and all sorts of woodworking, plus a LAUNCHING INTO LEARNING - LINDIS- Choir practice Thursday evenings at the come. Enquiries Patricia 6243 7899. car hoist. The shed is currently undergoing THE FRIENDSHIP FORCE FARNE NORTH PRIMARY SCHOOL Lindisfarne Citizens Activities Centre 7.30- renovations to our wood working area to An international organisation that fosters Lindisfarne North Primary School offers the 9.30pm. Monthly play readings on Mondays. ROSNY PARK TENNIS CLUB make it more effi cient. Open Mon, Tues, peace and understanding by means of following programs to children from birth to Phone Jeff Cheal on 0417 641 952. www. Social tennis, competition and court hire Thurs and Fridays from 9.00am-3.30pm. personal contacts and experiences through four-years: Music - Mondays 2-2.40pm in riversideartsclub.org.au available at 18 Bastick Street, Rosny Park. Located Station Lane, Sorell. a program of home hosting at home and the library. Little Learners - Thursdays 9.15- Coaching also available. See our webpage Phone 0478 051266 during opening hours. overseas. Club meets bi-monthly at Rosny 10.45am in the kinder. Let’s Move, Read & LINDISFARNE SCHOOL FOR SENIORS or email rosnyparktennisclub@gmail. LINC. Phone 6243 7050. Rhyme - Fridays 9.15-10am in the library. Fridays 10am-midday at the Lindisfarne com. Phone Di Fincke on 0417 447842 or SORELL ON STAGE THEATRE GROUP Phone 6243 0101. Activities Centre, 37a Lincoln Street. Guest 62447820 for more details. Welcomes new members. People interested TIME OUT CRAFT PROGRAM speakers on topics including health, travel, in any aspects of theatre phone 6106 0071. Time Out Craft program offers a range of LAUNCHING INTO LEARNING - RISDON history, musical entertainment, sport, food, ROSNY PARK TWILIGHT GOLF crafts on Thursdays 9.30am-12pm during VALE PRIMARY SCHOOL community services etc. Phone 6243 6689. COMPETITION SORELL RED CROSS FRIENDSHIP school terms at Citywide, 400 Cambridge Risdon Vale Primary School offers Early Running every Thursday night over GROUP Road, Mornington. Cost: $5 per day. Free Learning for children from birth to four-year LITTLE LEARNERS summer, Rosny Park Golf will be hosting a Meets on third Friday of every second crèche available. New 2 U – a ladies dress every Tuesday 9-11am and Thursday Free early years learning program for up to fun two-person ambrose golf competition month at 1.30pm in the Fraser room at 45 and accessories Op Shop is now open also. 12.30-2.30pm. Pre-kinder 9-10.30am every fi ve-year-olds and their parents. Tuesdays that is open to the public for all levels from Arthur Street (independent living units). New Enquiries Raie Semmens on 6244 2586. Thursday. Phone 6242 5222. 9.15-10.45am during school terms. At beginners and up. All welcome, $10 per member welcome. Phone contact coordina- Emmanuel Christian School, 1 Chipmans person (per round). Normal rates apply for tor Merrilyn Jones on 6265 1320. TRANMERE CLARENCE PLAINS LAND & LAUNCH INTO LEARNING - SOUTH ARM Road, Rokeby. Rosny members. When: Thursdays over COAST CARE PRIMARY SCHOOL summer. You can nominate to start at any SOUND PRESERVATION ASSOCIATION Help enhance and preserve natural values Great new way for parents and carers to time between 4-6pm. Phone Rosny Park OF TASMANIA in the Tranmere, Rokeby and Clarendon meet and for children to learn new skills and M Golf on 03 6244 1297 to enter the comp Museum and Resource/Research Centre, Vale area. Activities at various sites on make friends in a fun, friendly environment. (spaces are limited) 19 Cambridge Road, Bellerive, open Thursdays and last Sunday of every month. Every Friday during school term. Pre-kind- MAINLY MUSIC Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Email [email protected] or phone 0435 er 9-10.30am, Tadpoles 11am-12.30pm. 10am every Thursday except in school ROTARY CLUB OF BELLERIVE 11am-3pm. Collection of old radios, phono- 325 171. Phone 6239 9126. holidays. Hosted by Good News Church, Meets every Monday at the Bellerive Yacht graphs and recording equipment etc. Entry 238 Clarence Street, Howrah. Interactive Club 6pm for 6.30pm start. Phone 0407 by gold coin donation. LAWN BOWLS SOCIAL 30-minute music sessions for birth to 495 771. U Played every Friday at Beltana Bowls school-age children with their parents/car- SOUTH ARM COMMUNITY MARKET AND Club, Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne. 12pm for egivers, followed by snacks, free play and ROTARY CLUB OF HOWRAH CAR BOOT SALE U3A CLARENCE 12.30pm start. Entry fee includes nibbles chats in a relaxed environment. Cost $3 per Meets every Thursday at the Tasmania First Sunday each month from 9.30am at Meet Monday and Wednesday mornings after the game. New bowlers always family per week. Phone 0429 951 880. Police Academy, South Arm Road, Rokeby the South Arm Community Centre. Artworks at Rosny LINC. Around 36 classes offered welcome. If you don’t know how to play we at 6pm. Phone 0417 367 700. to Lego, plants, books, bargains, coffee each week. Please direct enquiries to Pat will teach you. If you don’t have any bowls MASTERS ATHLETICS and much more, plus activities for the kids. Jeffery by phoning 6243 5935 or email we will lend you some. Phone 6243 8706 or Running, walking, jumping and throwing for ROTARY CLUB OF LINDISFARNE. Home of the Iron Plot Community Garden. [email protected] Visit http:// email [email protected]. the over-30s. Cross country and road sea- Meets fi rst and third Wednesday of the Phone 0403 909 848 or email Market@ u3aclarence.com son now on until end of September 2017. month at the Beltana Bowls Club, Lincoln southarm.tas.au LEWISHAM FORESHORE MANAGEMENT Phone Mike Walker 0428 376 741 or email Street, Lindisfarne at 6:30pm. Visitors ASSOCIATION INC. [email protected] welcome. Phone 0419 304 020. SOUTH ARM GARDEN CLUB W Save the Lewisham Foreshore. Concerned Meets monthly. All welcome. Garden visits locals committed to removing spikes from MEN’S BREAKFAST ROTARY CLUB OF SORELL held throughout the year. Phone Richard WAVERLEY FLORA PARK LANDCARE the beach, cleaning up the asbestos, getting St George’s Church Hall, Sorell, third Meets every Monday at the Sorell RSL 6239 9730 or Dianne 0448 824 892. Join us every Wednesday 9.30am-12pm an effective seawall erected and providing Wednesday of each month at 7.30am. 6.30pm for 7pm start. All are welcome or fi rst Saturday of the month for family a safe stairwell and walk way. We need Phone 6248 1878. to attend and get involved in helping our SOUTHERN BEACHES LAND/ landcare activities fun for kids. Training your support. Contact Valerie Reid on 0418 community. Phone president Mick Dudgeon COASTCARE INC. provided. Meet at Winifred Curtis entrance, 124804. MIDWAY POINT-PENNA NEIGHBOUR- on 0417 361 328. Meetings fi rst Friday every month, working Mercedes Place, Bellerive. Phone Karen HOOD WATCH bees third Saturday. Primrose Sands work- 6244 2001 or email [email protected] LINCOLN SINGERS Active group that meets fi rst Wednesday RHYTHM AND BEACHES COMMUNITY ing bees fi rst Saturday each month. Clean Rehearsals in Lindisfarne Citizens Activities of the month at noon at the Midway Point SINGERS up groups third Sunday. Contact Glenn WAVERLEY FLORA PARK LANDCARE Centre with concerts around Tasmania. Community Hall. Phone Pat Leary 0419 New members are welcome to join our 6265 8682 or Gwen 6265 8335 or southern- Weekly classes at the Howrah Recreation Phone Margot Lampkin on 6244 5344. 318 012. singing group, which meets every Tuesday [email protected] Centre on Tuesday evenings. Yoga 5.30pm from 7-9 pm at Okines Community House and pilates 7pm. All welcome. Contact LINDISFARNE ACTIVITIES CENTRE - (opposite Dodges Ferry Primary School). SOUTHERN DISTRICTS CONCERT BAND Jackie on 62657716 or 0467197499 for SOCIAL INDOOR BOWLS P Cost $5. No audition required. A great, fun Community concert band inviting new more information. Wednesdays 1pm. For further details phone night out with shared supper. members to join us each Thursday night 6243 6029 or 6243 8184. PITTWATER ART GROUP Phone Diane on 0408328132 or email from 7.30-9.30pm at 550 East Derwent Runs every Tuesday 10am-12pm/1pm for [email protected]. Highway, Risdon. No audition, any level of LINDISFARNE BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP nine weeks at the Supper Room Memorial skill. Contact Kristin Nichols at kirstin24_n@ Meets each Sunday at 10am at the Lindis- Hall, Cole Street, Sorell. Ph Gail 6265 8775. yahoo.com.au for more information. farne Activities Centre (37a S Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne). Phone Laurie PROBUS CLUB OF LAUDERDALE STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE (SOUTH- Rowston on 62 478156 or email COMBINED INC. SENIORS MOMENTS ERN REGIONAL VOLUNTEER UNIT) [email protected] for further info. Meets on third Tuesday of each month at Meets at Howrah Church of Christ, 30 Meet at their depot 132 Mornington Road, the Abundant Life Church Lauderdale. Club Holland Court, Howrah every Wednesday Mornington every Wednesday night at LINDISFARNE COMMUNITY LIBRARY outings take place on fi rst Tuesday, as well from 10am. Morning tea, card/board games. 7.30pm. Contact Syd McClymont. Phone Based at Lindisfarne Activities Centre, 37a as regular sausage sizzles after meeting. Phone Denise 6247 8713 or 0417 103 567. 0407 847 718. Lincoln Street. Open weekdays 10am-2pm New members are welcomed to the club and Saturday mornings 10am-12noon. which enjoys a great range of speakers, as SHORELINE COMBINED PROBUS CLUB Subscription $7 per annum, borrowing well as organised trips and social activities. INC. of books is free. Large print, fi ction and Contact the Secretary c/o Post Offi ce Box Meets on the third Monday of each month at non-fi ction books available. Phone Diane on 48, Rokeby, Tasmania 7019. the Howrah Recreation Centre, 11 Howrah 6244 3439. Road Howrah, from 10am. New members 30

30 Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 Community News Baseball gears up for the new season Orioles Orange). Baseball Tasmania’s AGM ern Softball – continues • Pitcher of the Year: Tim was also held on 15 May to grow with games and Holland (Dragons). and the following mem- activities for ages four to • Raine & Horne Defen- bers were elected to the 13-years held on Satur- sive Player of the Year: executive committee: day mornings. Nick Fenton (Banjos Further information Orioles Black). • President – David on this league can be • Tassie Tigers Masters Searle. found on the website at over-50 batting cham- • Senior vice president – http://www.batteruptball. pions: Steve Millington Chris Chalker. com.au/ or by phoning (Hotel Soho Hobart • Vice presidents – Steve Nigel on 0416 784 297. Blue Jays) and Stuart Harris and Aaron Jarvis. While we are still Smith (Raiders). • Secretary – Gene looking to expand each • Tassie Tigers Mas- Wheeler. of the above, we are also ters over-35 batting • Treasurer – Peter looking for new players champion: Richie Law Hubble. between the ages of 13 (Northern White Sox). and 17-years to form a • Tassie Tigers Masters As part of Baseball junior league. MVP: Stuart Smith Tasmania’s ongoing Baseball is a game (Raiders). aim to make baseball that not only offers exer- available to people from cise, but also a supportive Special awards of rec- all backgrounds, HSBL team environment, lots ognition for service to the were successful in be- of tactics and that sense league were noted for coming a member of the of unknown, as a game The Raine & Horne Hobart Summer Baseball League over-35 team with major sponsor of the Tassie Tigers Masters’ teams Matt Gene Wheeler (umpire) Multicultural Council of can turn on any circum- Haymes, of Haymes Paints Ballarat. and Rod Saxby (Banjos Tasmania. stance. Orioles Black). The Raine & Horne But with baseball and By David Searle again represented Tas- were unable to make Andrew “Sully” Sul- The hard work of HSBL has come along in softball reintroduced to President of Baseball manian baseball at the the Grand Final of their livan (Eastern Athletics) secretary Terese Mill- leaps and bounds during the Olympics in 2020, Tasmania annual Victorian Masters respective divisions. won the prestigious Jamie house on the Commu- the past few seasons, who knows what could Baseball Carnival in A fun weekend was McIntyre Player of the nity Infrastructure Grant with a substantial in- happen. WITH just more than Ballarat. had by all, particularly by Season award. application was rewarded crease in members, more For further infor- two months until the The carnival saw the Andrew “Sully” Sullivan in early May when the women participating, mation on the Raine & 2017/18 Hobart Sum- debut of Chris Morrison who was interviewed by Other major winners league was successful a strategic plan for the Horne Hobart Summer mer Baseball League and James Wolfe (Eastern the local television station included: in obtaining a grant to future and, last season, Baseball League, phone (HSBL) resumes, the Athletics) and Stuart for their evening sports improve baseball infra- we had our youngest 0468 927 363, visit the off-season has been Robins (Banjos Orioles report. • Batting champion: An- structure at the Prince member (14-years-old) in website at www.base- anything but quiet. Orange) in the over-35s. On 1 April, Baseball drew “Sully” Sullivan of Wales Bay Recreation a number of years. balltasmania.com/ or the In mid-March, two Both teams were Tasmania held its annual (average 0.630). Ground. Batter Up T-ball – the Facebook page at www. teams (an over-35 side competitive in their Presentation Night Din- • Rookie of the Year: joint venture with South- facebook.com/HSBLTAS. and an over-50 side) games, but unfortunately ner at the Duke Hotel. Brad Mabb (Banjos 31

Eastern Shore Sun August 2017 31 Community News The “wheel” Rugby match report: AFL has arrived Easts versus Taroona 2 community, particularly in school and social environments. “It is a wholly inclu- sive sport that allows both people with physical disability and those without to compete on a level playing fi eld, albeit in wheelchairs.” The game is played between two teams of fi ve, with interchange players. The fi eld is an indoor basketball or netball court and is divided into three zones – a centre zone and two scoring zones. Teams score by hand balling (kick) or passing the football into their attacking scoring zone to the designated scorer, who can score a goal or behind by hand balling the ball between the goal posts. A mark is awarded when the ball has travelled three-metres. The Eastern Suburbs Rugby Union Football Club “Roosters” rose to the occasion in their senior’s game against Taroona 2 on 29 Mr Faulkner said July. From left , Richard Jones, Kevin Faulkner, Justi n Omant and a Tasmanian repre- By Les Marshall* extras, but Taroona had kicked through to score, It was followed by Josh Langford play a game of AFL Wheelchair at the Glenorchy sentative team had us under great pressure, but missed the conver- another rare miss by Jake. YMCA. already brought home IT was the last game of forcing us to defend our sion. The fi nal score a 55- a silver medal from a busy weekend for the line for around 15-min- A big hit by Wiggy 10 victory. PLAYING a competitive wheelchair rugby league the 2017 National game of footy is now and thinking that AFL Eastern Suburbs Rugby utes before Jake made resulted in a turnover Easts’ next home Championships, which Union Football Club two good clearing kicks. and another Sam-Jake game against the Tasma- within reach for those could be adapted in the were recently held in with a physical disability same way (Easts) when the Taroona We managed to get a combination. nian University Rugby Melbourne. Rugby Club “Penguins” penalty, which Jake duly Robbie Casboult then Union Football Club will thanks to a new social He said AFL A social competition competition of AFL Wheelchair had strong ventured over to our turf slotted. got among the action by be held at North War- of AFL Wheelchair is for the senior’s game on From the kick-off we scoring a try, but Jake rane Oval on 19 August Wheelchair. parallels to the tradition- now underway on Mon- Developed by Kevin al game and provided 29 July. attacked again quickly, had a rare miss. for a 2.30pm kick off. day nights from 5.30pm- The game started with good runs by Rob- A nice run by Robbie Entry is free and local Faulkner, who is the match play experience 7pm at the Glenorchy sports coordinator at to all AFL enthusiasts with Easts applying bie Casboult and Richard again, who unloaded to families are encouraged YMCA, 8a Constance sustained pressure to the McNair culminating in Sam for his third and to come along to support Physical disABILITY with physical disability. Avenue, Glenorchy. Sports Tasmania, AFL “More importantly, Penguins, with Jake Hy- a try by Faz, with Jake Jake was back on target. local rugby. Anyone interested land eventually cracking converting again. Leon Thompson *Les Marshall is a Wheelchair is aimed at AFL Wheelchair is easy in playing, refereeing or giving people with a dis- to play, not too physical- them and converting his Half time arrived, thought he’d better get life member and junior being involved in this own try. 24-0. a try before hostilities coach at the Eastern ability the opportunity ly demanding and pro- new sport can contact to play the much-loved vides an environment Then followed a The second half were called off and did Suburbs Rugby Union Kevin Faulkner at Phys- period with mistakes by became a bit of a Sam just that. Football Club. Australian pastime with where participation, ical disABILITY Sports their siblings and peers. enjoyment and safety both sides, until Richard Williams show, with him Tasmania by phoning McNair swooped and scoring fi rst and extras Mr Faulkner said he are a priority,” he said. 6272 7513 or by email- developed the idea after “The new sport has scored out wide. by Jake. ing sports@pdstamania. Jake again added the Taroona eventually watching a game of many applications in the org.

SOUTHERN TAS BADMINTON

Nominations for our second roster are now open!

If you are interested in playing, please visit; http://southerntasbadminton.com.au/nominate to register your interest, and then come along to grading night on the 30th of August at 7pm (free event, no experience necessary) COME AND SHARE YOUR Entries Close/Grading Night: 30th August 2017 SENIORS’ MOMENTS! Competition Starts: 11th September 2017 Howrah Church of Christ - Holland Court

Grand Final: 15th December 2017 Share some fun, food & fellowship every Wednesday from 10am For more information, please call the STBA For enquiries please contact Denise on: secretary (0488 788 426), visit our website or 6247 8713 or 0417 103 567 contact us on Facebook messenger [email protected]

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International gold for young trampoline gymnast LOCAL gymnast Eddy Rand snagged the title of Scalabis Cup champion alongside his three team mates during the international championship event, held in Santarem, Portugal in July. The 17-year-old from Clifton Beach was among nine Australian trampoline gymnasts who travelled to Santar- em to compete against 16 countries for the title. The junior men’s trampoline team – comprising of Matthew French, Eddy Rand, Patrick Scluter and Dylan Hill – displayed a set of eight routines to narrowly defeat the local Portuguese team for the title of the Scalabis Cup champions. State coach Ben Kelly said he was proud of the way the team performed. “Despite not neces- sarily having the highest degree of diffi culty, the four Tasmanian gymnasts stepped it up a notch to display well prepared and confi dent The Tasmanian junior men’s trampoline team, clockwise from front left , Matt hew French, Eddy Rand, Dylan Hill and Patrick Schluter. routines to prevail with the championship title,” part of an international sure to its gymnasts and resented at the Olym- competition experience this level and achieve a alongside the Portuguese he said. training and develop- coaches. pic Games and World outside of the Pacifi c team result is a fantastic team and gymnasts from “The team managed ment tour organised Portugal is a leading Championship level for and Oceania region,” Mr boost for the confi dence Spain and Belgium. to win the event, defeat- by the Kingborough gymnastics nation, Individual Trampoline. Kelly said. of the local gymnasts.” They then travelled ing teams from Portugal, Gymnastic Club and having won numerous “The event was a “The European re- Following the com- to Belgium for a second Spain, Switzerland and Launceston PCYC to World Championship great opportunity for gion is a dominant force petition, the Australian training camp with Kazakhstan.” provide international titles in Double-Mini, as the team, providing within the sport and to team also participated Olympic hopeful Loic The competition was experience and expo- well as being well rep- them with additional be able to compete at in a short training camp Lenoir.