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Local brothers, Alex and for cancer research. This Public Sector, Cameron Ives, are set for the remarkable event has raised and adventure of a lifetime when more than $14.7 million since Cameron, a they join a convoy of teams in the first rally in 2010. To local Shitbox Rally, Australia’s largest participate, each team must electrician, independently-run fundraiser raise a minimum of $5,000. both from for Cancer Council. Their team, Tassie Toy Soldiers, Ulverstone, 2019 marks the tenth Shitbox stemmed as a theme idea felt the Rally – this time travelling from after Alex watched the Disney Shitbox Perth on 8th May to reach Pixar Movie Toy Story with Rally was an Sydney by 17th May 2019. his daughter, and likened the excellent and Shitbox Rally is a challenge to motto ‘No Toy Left Behind’ to exciting way drive cars worth $1,000 or less the rally’s motto of ‘Nobody to raise well across Australia via some of its left behind’. needed funds toughest roads to raise money Alex, an IT Technician in the for a great cause. “The Rally will also take Local brothers Alex and Cameron Ives us places we haven’t yet travelled, and live in a world without it.” provides plenty of mechanical Box Rallies Founder James challenges along the way,” says Freeman said Shitbox Rally is Alex. not a race, but a reward for “Cancer has heavily impacted fundraising efforts. “This is a our family, as it does so many chance to explore Australia, others, and this is a great drawing teams from around opportunity to concentrate the country to help achieve on raising some funds to help the extraordinary. 2019 is the Cancer research in Australia, so longest rally in SBR history. hopefully one day our kids can (Continued on p.3) HOW TO GET YOUR COPIES OF THE CENTRAL COAST THE CENTRAL COAST VOICE VOICE Copies are delivered to letterboxes and businesses, Circulated FREE in the Central Coast region. from the 2nd Thursday of each month, in Ulverstone, Distribution from the 2nd Thursday of each Forth, Penguin and Turners Beach. month. 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Page 2 The Central Coast Voice - September 2018 Team Tassie Toy Soldiers ARE YOUR EYES driving you crazy? Are you suffering from red, sore and itchy eyelids or watery eyes?

(Continued from front page) it will be a truly epic journey. Travelling West to East the We’re grateful for the support terrain usually doesn’t change of the teams who take part as much as the South to North and the communities who help rallies, but that said, we them to fundraise.” are not staying on the same latitude so there will still be To donate to the Tassie Toy Sol- significant variation in terrain. diers Shitbox Rally Team, visit For an appointment call 6426 1420. There will still be a number of https://2019.shitboxrally.com. Wednesday-Friday, 9am - 5pm, surprises for the teams and au/tassie-toy-soldiers after hours by appointment. 35 Gilbert Street, Latrobe. Tai Chi/Qigong and Meditation Classes www.exsightingvision.com Dispel all thoughts in the deep and a gentle body-scanning techniques. I night but firm focus. also draw on my experience as Concentrate the mind on the We commence a practising Buddhist to lead dantian our Sunday guided meditations in tradi- Breathe slowly to build a mag- morning Tai/ tional practises such as the pie-bridge Chi/Qigong Healing and Compassionate Let the body fly like a swallow class with the aspects of Buddha Dharma. in the clouds. practise of Come along and join us next A wonderful poem! It is recited three forms Sunday from 10.30 – 12 noon silently at the beginning of a of varying in the Red Cross Hall, King popular Qigong form and it characteristics. Edward Street, Ulverstone (just sums up for me the “feeling” I past Harris Scarfe), and see if experience when performing a Qigong brings you all the And the newcomer begins to Qigong is for you. Our special favourite form. It’s called the powerful health benefits of practise immediately. As our offer for the next three months “Qigong state of mind”; quietly, deep relaxation, flexibility physical practise concludes is four consecutive classes for slowly, the physical movements and increased mobility, and a we sit, relaxed and begin our $20.00. Phone transform into the feeling of a focussed awareness, whether 30-minute guided medita- Pauline Clayton, Qigong Teach- swallow flying. you are aged 8 or 80. It has tion. Our meditations range er, 0418 496 986 for further Developed over millennia in proven a major benefit to from watching the breath, to information. Chinese monasteries, hospitals persons suffering from anxiety mindfulness meditation and All enquiries are welcome. and imperial courts, Tai Chi and and depression, asthma and Qigong (pron. Chee-kung, liter- anger, Parkinson’s Disease, ally life-force and mastery) are etc., as does the thirty-minute profound yet simple methods guided mindfulness meditation for increasing vitality, longev- that we enjoy at the end of our ity, achieving and maintaining Sunday morning programme. optimal health and inner peace Qigong is gentle, graceful, and healing of both minor and flowing and easy to learn, a major illnesses. In Qigong we “moving meditation”, and it learn to gather, circulate, con- depends on the alignment of serve, store and finally transmit body movement or posture, chi (energy, prana, life-force). long, slow qigong breathing

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Page 4 The Central Coast Voice - September 2018 Amazing View of World War 1 Scene on Armistice Day Although her arthritic petition based on the hands make the work theme of much harder, Somer- Armistice Day is being set’s Nancy Munday run throughout the creates very detailed, local schools with the fascinating scenes winning works to be – in miniature. Her publicly displayed. work is a labour of The History Group is love and gives us an also intimate glimpse into holding a 1918 the everyday world historically-themed of the past. She has Long Table Luncheon, been designing and reminiscent of the making these street parties held to delightful works of art welcome home the for about 15 years. diggers, on Previously a member November 11. Dr. of the now disbanded North form – even tiny pizzas! – and if shown is the doctor’s small Mark Briggs will also present a West Miniature Group, Nancy it’s not available you make it!” examination area, complete public address about Armistice has created a Laundry, she said. It took her with a tiny x-ray, and the items Day to be held in conjunction Kitchen, Shop, Ballroom (a approximately six months to required to kit out the soldiers with these events at a date to work in progress!) and the complete the project, just such as breeches, shirts, hats, be advised. Advertising will “Somerset Recruiting Office in time for it to be sent to a drawers, puttees and boots begin shortly. 1914” scene as shown in the miniature exhibition in as well as personal groom- THEME: COMMUNITY photograph. Motivated by the where it was featured on the ing items. If the viewer looks CELEBRATION OF THE centenary of the beginning of front cover of a magazine. closely, they may see a minis- CENTENARY OF ARMISTICE DAY World War 1, and wanting to The “Room Box”, as Nancy calls cule Rising Sun emblem on the WHO? Penguin History Group have a memento of her family it, gives an imaginative model’s hats, made from thin WHAT? WHEN? WHERE? members who served in battle, interpretation of the recruit- copper foil, cut out with Display – Sunday Nov 11th she began in early 2014 by ment office based in Som- fingernail scissors and glued on from 12 noon onwards (and researching various erset. It features her three with the assistance of other dates yet to be decided), photographs of Recruitment uncles Charlie, Carl and Albert tweezers! One item which took Penguin Railway Station, gold Offices and organizing her Chatwin, who rode their Nancy months to find was an coin entry trove of miniature goodies bicycles from Village Lane to appropriate sized photograph Long Table Luncheon – Sunday needed to create the scene. Somerset to enlist. Although of King George V. Recruitment Nov 11th start at 12 noon, Pen- As a former teacher, Nancy underage, the two elder broth- posters on the outside walls guin Uniting Church Hall, $15 a is an avid collector of things ers were accepted, but Albert of the Office came from a head, pre-sold tickets only ‘that may come in handy’ – if was told to go home “and work programme she obtained from Lecture – Monday 12th Nov at she hasn’t already got what on your father’s farm”. Howev- a Music Hall show which she 7 pm, Penguin Uniting Church she wants , she will painstak- er, a year later Albert travelled attended in 2015. Hall, gold coin entry ingly sew costumes by hand, to Claremont in southern Nancy’s meticulous work will re-purpose everyday items, buy Tasmania, and enlisted with his be on display on Armistice Day, All members of the public will from local sources or go further father’s November 11 at the Penguin be warmly welcomed at all our afield to Hobart or . permission. All three were History Group’s events! “You can buy almost anything injured but returned home to memorabilia display to be held Further Information: please you want now in miniature live with their disabilities. Also at the Penguin Railway Station. contact Louise Perkins All conflicts will be covered, 0421504360 particularly WW1, with newspaper clippings, photographs, souvenirs Central and treasured family Coast items to be shown. Local schools and Wood Fires Heating community groups have been invited to set up a Gas Fires variety of displays, exhi- Pellet Fires bitions and stalls in the Railway Station precinct to coincide with the day’s planned, more P: 6425 4440 formal, 31A Victoria Street Ulverstone Nancy Munday and Aileen Jones admiring the exquisite diorama activities. An Art com- centralcoastheating.com.au

The Central Coast Voice - September 2018 Page 5 Get Hooked Again with ADVERTISEMENT the Novice JUSTINE KEAY MP A Fair Go for Fly Fishing Expo the Central Coast Yes, it’s on again due to the perienced club members about success of the inaugural event this wonderful form of fishing. A fair go for patients with $30 million to reduce elective surgery wait held earlier this year. Demonstrations and lists across Tasmania, including the North West Regional Hospital. The North West Fly Fisher’s instruction will be on hand Restoring access to specialist medical care that was axed by the Club of Tasmania Inc is displaying; - Liberals. preparing to hold another -Fly Casting Connecting our communities by linking the Central Coast and Burnie Novice Fly Fishing Expo on -Fly Tying with a network of shared coastal pathways. -Equipment used. Sunday 28th Oct 2018 at Helping pensioners with their power bills by fighting for the Hiscutt Park, Penguin from -Fish Filleting together with pension's Energy Supplement against Liberal cuts. 10am –4pm, and we are other aspects of Fly Fishing. inviting interested persons to Age is no barrier with young- come along and learn from ex- sters to oldies all encouraged to be a part of the day and

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Page 6 The Central Coast Voice - September 2018 STAYING CONNECTED WITH TIM WILSON 5G is nearly here. Expect it to website. It showed me which laptop? Battery life…hands go live in 2019. What about restaurants and accommo- down. I am amazed at how the speeds? You will see a dation places reviewed well. many hours an iPad Mini will minimum download speed of Some of the guesswork was last on one charge. If I get 100mbps. Most people’s cur- removed. Many business 3 hours out of my laptop I rent internet speed at home is owners take the reviews they am doing well. Yes laptops only a tenth of that. The speed receive very seriously. Like can do more than an iPad, at which a request leaves and anything in life, it’s best to read however the battery makes returns to your phone is cur- a good smattering of reviews an iPad a pretty compelling rently around 60 milliseconds; before making your decisions. option. A router. Not for wood. For expect this to drop to between Anyway, tripadvisor.com is your your internet connection. You 1-5 milliseconds. 5G will suc- friend when you travel. need one. They are usually ceed 4G but will not replace it. While away overseas, I was provided by your Internet Both will be available for some struck by how many people Service Provider. To configure time. Both Telstra and Optus were stuck with their head in will introduce 5G in 2019 and their phones. Maybe it is no them, you need to know their expect it to kick off in capital different here. Smartphones password. Turn your router cities. So will 5G supersede the are incredibly useful no doubt. over and the password may be NBN? This is a big debate. It Somehow they have become written on a sticker on the bot- will depend on how much data the masters of some. Do you tom. Change that password! is allocated on a monthly basis. feel panic when you can’t find Another step to securing your Time will tell. your phone? Smartphone ad- internet world. I recently travelled and found diction is real. Bye for now, Tripadvisor to be a very useful So how is a tablet superior to a Tim

COMMUNITY NOTES ULVERSTONE CAMERA PENGUIN HISTORY GROUP CLUB Penguin Railway Station ULV. SENIORS FORUM ULV. BOWLS CLUB 2nd and 4th Wednesday of Wed,10-12, from 7pm. Tuesday mornings, 9.45 am, Bingo Fri 7pm, 41 Water St, each month Red Cross Hall, Craig Dunham 64372941 Ulverstone Senior Citizens Club Ulverstone, 6425 1071. King Edward St, 7.30pm. Jamie Richey 0439253123 DON RIVER RAILWAY Jan 6425 5415 Crib evenings Thurs 7.30 pm. Forth Rd, Don, 9am –5.pm. Country Mix 1st Sun of the 6424 6335 ULV. HEARTBEAT MARKET month, 1pm-5pm. PENGUIN VILLAGE 2nd Sat of the month, Liz 0488 773 686 STITCHES QUILTING GRP ULVERSTONE CWA Quadrant Car Park, 8am to Every Tues from 10-2pm at Meeting 1.30 pm, 1st Wed noon. $5 per site. CENTRAL COAST DART Baptist Hall, Ironcliff Rd; $2.50, each month @ West Ulvestone Max Cute 6428 2775 LEAGUE BYO or shared lunch. Community House, Home Thursday, 7-30pm. Angela 0428602423 Industries and Hand Crafts NW PISTOL CLUB Mick Newall 6425 2733 mid-month. Secretary, Marie Air Pistol match, Tuesdays, IST PENGUIN SCOUTS Byrne: 6425 5774 Ulverstone Showgrounds from EACH Social Activity For more information call 6pm 0419 002 195 Program: BLUE GUM Adam Bracken 0419 558545, ULV. SCRABBLE CLUB Wednesdays 10.15 am PENGUIN HOSPITAL Support to older people living Nicky Hallam (Joey and Cub in the community. Open 4 days Leader) 6437 0929; Phil Leaver – 1.45 pm, Ulverstone AUXILIARY a week Tuesday – Friday; Kellie (Group Leader) 0438 271734 Neighbourhood House, Lugana Meet on the 2nd Monday 0407 039 555 Crescent. Jan 6425 5415. of most months, 1pm, St C. COAST COUNTRY MUSIC Stephens Anglican Church Hall. MAINLY MUSIC ULVERSTONE RED CROSS Senior Citizens Club, Mary: 6437 2420 Wednesdays, 10am, 1st Monday of the month, Ulverstone, 1pm - 5pm $6. Pat Ulverstone Christian Reformed 1.30pm, Red Cross Hall, King 64255969. Last Sunday each TRIVIA EVENINGS Church, Gold coin donation per Edward St. Mary 6435 4406 month. For Cancer Council. PENGUIN family. 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Hall, Penguin, 1.30pm The Central Coast Voice - September 2018 Page 7 Writing and Books with Graeme Bourke I was in Kamala Beach in breathless along with the he creates sudden and dras- Thailand and I found a bar many twists and turns. tic changes in the character’s where you could swap some Harry is also the Warden fortunes or misfortunes. The English books, a veritable of the mystical living character of Harry is some- treasure trove for the traveller. island called Demonreach times naive, cheeky and funny It was here I picked up a rather on Lake Michigan and a but it works. A cat supposedly large fantasy book written by Winter Knight. has nine lives; I think Harry Jim Butcher. The novel was Mab, the Queen of Air Dresden has a lot more lives called Cold Days and was the and Darkness, monarch than that. fourteenth book in a series of of the Winter Court of the Regardless, I found the book fifteen of the Dresden Files. Sidhe has given Harry the entertaining and interesting. Why can’t I ever find the first task of slaying her daugh- I like the way the author just book in a series? ter Maeve who is an comes up with surprise after I was in two minds about Immortal. The only time surprise. This might not be ev- reviewing this book because I an Immortal can be slain erybody’s cup of tea but if you thought it was bit over the top, is on Halloween and that are a dedicated fantasy buff in other words the character of day was fast approaching then this book is for you. And Harry Dresden, Chicago’s first as Harry faces off against this is just one in a series. and only wizard was almost opponents who each have unbelievable. Then I suppose a particular reason for it is fantasy and one should make allowances. Despite this spur the reader on. It’s fast wanting him dead. it has all the ingredients to pace can leave the reader Harry also has the task of defending Demonreach from an attack by the Outsiders, a For Book and race determined to destroy not only Chicago but Faery Coffee Lovers Land as well. Demonreach is actually a prison for all those vile and dangerous creatures and demons that shouldn’t even exist. This book is quoted as being a Kevin and Deborah Abood New York Times bestseller and I can understand why because 21 Reibey Street, Ulverstone the author has a vivid imag- Ph: 0415 711 181 | E: [email protected] ination and uses the ‘what if syndrome,’ in other words Reading Hour Pyjama Party Ulverstone Library, Thursday Teddy Bear biscuit to read your the 20th of September, 5pm favourite book, or discover a to 6pm. new favourite book. 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Page 8 The Central Coast Voice - September 2018 Rotary Club of Ulverstone West Activities A First for the Rotary Club of and the impact it has upon Drought Relief Ulverstone West them. For many years Jenny Rotary Tasmania is supporting Jenny Simms, a member of has been the chairperson of Rotary Australia’s Drought the Rotary Club of Ulverstone the organising committee and Relief Appeal which has been West, was recently presented a driving force behind the suc- set up to provide assistance to with a Sapphire Pin for her cess of RYLA. Jenny’s passion farmers impacted by the cur- outstanding contribution to and commitment is an asset rent drought. The Central Coast the Rotary Youth Leadership to the program and anyone in- has a strong connection to ag- Awards (RYLA). Jenny had volved with RYLA would agree riculture and the Rotary Club of already been recognised as that her recognition from Ulverstone West is very happy a Paul Harris Fellow, one of Rotary Tasmania is well to contribute $3000 to support the highest honours that can deserved. other rural communities. Many be given in Rotary, and the Below: Rotary Club of Ulverstone West of our club members are from sapphire pin is an extension of President Elect Phil McKenzie (right) a farming background so it is all this. The District Governor of presenting Rotary Tasmania’s District the more pleasing that we have Rotary Tasmania, Ross Carlyle, Governor Ross Carlyle with a cheque been able to do this. for $3000 made the presentation to Jenny at a Club meeting at the River Arms Hotel. Jenny Simms is the first member of the Jenny Simms is the first member of Rotary Club of Ulverstone West the Rotary Club of Ulverstone West to to have received a sapphire pin have received a and it is very special given that sapphire pin the Club has been in existence participants from all over the for over 30 years. State. RYLA offers inspirational Rotary Youth Leadership keynote speakers and unique Awards is a leadership devel- activities that develop lead- opment program for young ership, communication skills, people aged 18 to 30. It is held problem solving and citizen- each year in May at Camp ship. Participants always speak Clayton and draws over 30 glowingly of their experience Mow-ve Ahead With Your Own Business Many people want to run their build your own customer base own business so they can have and goodwill with support from the satisfaction and flexibility Jim’s. You have a Regional Fran- of working for themselves. chiser who is there to support However, starting your own you, provide ongoing coaching business can be very daunt- and assist you to become as fixed and not linked to income, Mowing is unable to service all ing and risky, especially if successful as you possibly can and will only rise with annual the requests for work, leaving you don’t have the ability or be. CPI movement. They contain an many clients disappointed. expertise to run a successful A Jim’s franchisee can work advertising component which Now is the time to discover business. A good and proven wherever they choose, by nom- is collected by the Franchiser how you can join Australia’s successful option is a franchise inating the suburbs or towns and pooled with other Franchi- Number One Home Services business. they would like to work in with sees’ advertising contribution Brand as a Jim’s Mowing Fran- Jims Mowing is Australia’s first rights of refusal to any new within the same region. These chise Owner. number one home service lead in their territory. They can funds are used to generate a Enjoy the career and the life- brand and offers both an nominate the days and hours strong flow of new work. style you’ve always wanted. attractive mix of lifestyle and of the day they want to receive As you grow your business Call 131 546 or visit income. You can choose where new work and they can nomi- many Franchisees find they www.jimsmowing.com.au and when you work, what nate which services they wish have more customers than work you want to do and how to provide. Franchisees may they can handle. When this oc- much you want to make. Jim’s choose to provide services such curs the Jim’s system supports is a business within a franchise as mowing, hedging, garden- Franchisees to sell a portion system, not an employment ing, pruning, mulching, rubbish of their customer base, known or subcontractor opportunity. removal, landscaping, gutter as a split which delivers a nice Accordingly, when you become cleaning and more. cash- injection for the a franchisee you set your own Jim’s Mowing’s affordable franchisee. prices, collect all monies and monthly franchise fees are With spring approaching Jim’s

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The Central Coast Voice - September 2018 Page 11 CLASSIFIEDS CHURCH NOTICES SERVICES & TRADES SERVICES & TRADES Ulverstone Presbyterian Penguin Baptist Church Church 130 Ironcliffe Rd. Service 10am TIM WILSON DESIGN & GUTTER VACUUM CLEANING 59 Main St, Ulverstone. Family Sunday. Chat'n'Choose, 10am DRAFTING Fully registered Any height. No mess. Sunday Service 10am. Thursday. 6437 2772 with 30 yrs exp in New Homes 0418 943 805 Seventh Day Adventist and Additions. LC CC7455 Ulverstone Anglican Church South Rd, West Ulverstone. New Bible Study Evenings: Building & Planning Permits. AMMOINK Ulverstone Shot Sat, 10am Sabbath School and Mon 7 - 8.30pm; Tues 11am - 0437 002 026 or Shells & Clay Targets Retail & 11:15am Family Service. Josie 12.30pm. Toddlers welcome. [email protected] Wholesale. Call 0419 879 634 McKay: 0428579244 Ulverstone Presbyterian of TRACTOR/TIP TRUCK HIRE Ulverstone Gospel Chapel No mowing job too large or WANTED KNOWN 1a Amherst St, W Ulverstone. Eastern Australia too small from push mower to 513 Leven Street, Ulverstone, Worship & Communion 1.8m slasher. 10:30 AM Sunday FRENCH POLISHING Sunday 10.30am. 6425 3323 Trees trimmed, shrubs and RESTORATION & REPAIRS www.ulvpcea.org stumps cleared, rubbish Antique & modern furniture Buddha-Heart Fellowship removed, driveways graveled Call Ron (Disco): 6425 5290 Ulverstone Church of Christ Meditation, Compassion & and graded, ripping hard (independent) Healing. Every Sunday 1pm ground and laying polypipe. 26 Leven St. Worship and Members of the public are Zen House Studio, Penguin. Also have chipper & hotwater Lord’s Supper Sunday 10am invited to attend the AGM of 0417 595 600 pressure cleaner The Unit Support Committee Alan: 0418307425 Call George on 0419000947 TS Mersey Inc. (Navy Cadets) Ulverstone Anglican Church Church of Christ Ulverstone Friday 21-09-18 at 7.15pm. Opposite ANZAC Park, Sunday Cnr South Rd & Queen St. 66 River Rd, Ambleside HEALTH & WELLBEING 9:30am. Communion Service The Church on the corner that with separate kids program. cares. Sunday service at 10 am TAI CHI/QIGONG + Office: 6425 1003 MEDITATION. Special offer: FOR SALE 4 classes = $20.00 Ulverstone Uniting Church Ulverstone Baptist Church Reibey Street, Ulverstone 10.30am – 12noon Sunday, WHEAT 20KG Bags $13.00 60 Alexandra Rd, Ulverstone Worship service at 10 am Red Cross Hall, Ulverstone DRY FIREWOOD For Sale Sunday Service 9.30am Sunday. You are welcome Pauline 0418496986 0417 141 399 or 0400 263 340 St Stephens Anglican Penguin Uniting Church CHURCH NOTICES Main Road Penguin, near Main Road, Penguin traffic lights. Sunday 9.30am. Sunday at 9.30am. www. Enquiries to Mary 6437 2420 penguinunitingchurch.org.au Sprent Community Church Pathway to Life Castra Rd. Sprent. Sunday Christian Reformed Church Christian Reformed Church worship service 10:00am Anglican Catholic Church in 20-22 Nicholls St, Devonport Australia (ACCA) of Ulverstone Salvation Army Ulverstone Sunday Service 9.30am For service information, please 36 John Street, Ulverstone www.pathwaytolife.org.au 23 Victoria Street, Ulverstone ring 64255605 Sunday Service 9.30am Sunday Worship 10.30am Church notices and updates can be emailed to: [email protected]

COMMUNITY NOTES LADIES PROBUS CLUB VETERAN CAR CLUB OF AUS Bowls Club, Fulton St. (TAS) INC Ulverstone, 1st Mon of the Generally meets at 7:30pm on Please send Community Notes requests and updates to: month, 9.45am. the 1st Sat of the month. [email protected] Christine Wright 6452 379 40 Maskells Rd., Ulverstone. Phone 0438 282 443 CENTRAL COAST PROBUS NW WOODCRAFT GUILD PAGE TURNERS Ulverstone Library, 2nd Tues of Reibey Street near ‘The Clock’. CLUB each month. 11am - 12.30pm. COMMUNITY SHED 3rd Wed of the month at the Gallery & Workshop open to 6464 3000 or Ulverstone. WOMEN’S GROUP Beachway, 10am. Alison 6437 the public Tues, Thurs & Sat, [email protected] Ladies Group at the big blue 1994 or 0404 867 874 10am-4pm. Meetings 10am shed, back of Showgrounds, 2nd Sat of the month. Call ULV. WEST ROTARY CLUB Flora St, Tues, 9am to 3pm. CRAFTY OWLS 6425 7119. Meeting on Tues, 6pm, KG’s Melissa: 6429 8959 1st Tues of each month, Function Centre above River 6.30pm to 9pm, Red Cross ULVERSTONE GARDEN Arms, 1 Crescent St. www. ULV. COMMUNITY/MENS Hall, 49 King Edward St. FRIENDS rotaryulverstonewest.org.au SHED BYO craft project and a plate 1st Thurs of each month, Big blue shed at the back of LITTLE JOEYS PLAYGROUP the Ulverstone Showgrounds, for supper. Cost $2.50 each, 12.30pm at Red Cross Hall, Sacred Heart Primary School, tea and coffee provided. King Edward St. $3. Birth to 5yrs. Tues, 9-10.30am. Mon, Wed & Fri 9am – 1pm. Leanne: 0409 976 067 Betty Smith 6425 2222 $2 per family. 6425 2680 Rob 0418 141 529 Page 12 The Central Coast Voice - September 2018 give your eyes a quick rest. Blinking Good Advice for Eye Health If you are unsure as to Blinking is something we all you blink you also squeeze out whether you are doing com- do every minute, whether you an oily substance which helps plete blinks or have a tear think about it or not. The aver- to stop tears from evaporating problem, make an appoint- age person blinks 15-20 times too quickly and lubricates the ment at Exsighting Vision per minute, or about 1,200 eyelids preventing chaffing. Optometrist for a tear film times per hour. So why do we However, this only happens check. It is a simple proce- blink so much? Because it’s when the eye fully closes in to blink naturally and correctly. dure and will show you exactly incredibly good for your eyes a complete blink, when your Close your eyes for a brief mo- what is happening to your eyes and health. eyelids squeeze together not ment now and then when you when you blink! Appointments Why do we have to blink? just flutter down. A lot of good are reading or on the comput- can be made on Tel: 64261420, Although you may not think of things can happen in the blink er. This will not only give you Wednesday to Friday at 35 blinking as a major component of an eye; be aware of when the benefits of a blink but will Gilbert Street, Latrobe. of your eye health, if you didn’t and how you blink your eyes to blink for extended periods get the full benefits. you’d be at higher risk of eye Here are a few things to re- First Steps Lounge infection, would have uncom- member New Mornings is running a fortable, dry eyes, would have Blink your eyes regularly. Put drop-in centre called First poorer vision and risk perma- a “Think Blink” note on your Steps Lounge for women nent damage to your cornea. computer to help you re- living with mental health One of the important benefits member. When you’re doing issues. of blinking is that it cleans the focused digital work, your The Lounge is open Friday surface of your eye and washes blink rate typically decreases, weekly from 10:30-12:30 at any debris out with fresh tears. meaning your eyes are losing the New Mornings building, Furthermore during a blink, out on cleaning and nourish- 14 Amherst St, West protein-rich moisture covers ment. Making a conscious recover from & live with your eyes, providing them with effort to blink every 10 to 15 Ulverstone. The Lounge is a mental health issues. necessary nutrients. Exsighting seconds will keep your vision safe place for women to recon- First Steps Lounge Coffee Vision Optometrist Stephen sharper while you work and nect with the community, make Lounge & Drop in Centre Scott-Hoy, regularly advises his prevent your eyes from feeling friends, find a listening ear & Friday 10:30 - 12:30, 14 patients to consciously squeeze as strained at the end of your caring heart and to be support- Amherst St, West Ulverstone their eyelids together at least work. ed as they once a day, in order to estab- Practice a complete blink. Once lish that a complete blink has you know what a complete been made by your eyes. When blink feels like, you will be able

The Central Coast Voice - September 2018 Page 13 WHAT’S ON FROM MID-SEPTEMBER TO MID-OCTOBER REGULAR WEEKLY ACTIVITIES Every Monday Heart Foundation Walking Group, 9.30am, Ulverstone Trivia Evening, Penguin Sports & Services Club, 7.30pm-9pm Bible Study 'Mercy to Majesty' 7.00-8.30pm, Holy Trnity Anglican Church, Ulverstone Community/Men's Shed, Ulverstone Showgrounds, 9.00am - 1.00pm Every Tuesday Indoor Bowls, Ulv. Senior Citizens Club, King Edward St, 12.45 for 1pm Ulverstone Municipal Band Juniors, 7pm-8pm, Seniors , 8pm-10pm NW Pistol Club, Air Pistol match, Ulverstone Showgrounds Precinct, 6pm, ph. 0419 002 195 Joey Scouts, 1st Penguin Scout Group, near Boat Ramp, Penguin, 4-5pm Little Joeys, Sacred Heart Primary School, 9.00am - 10.30 am Cub Scouts, 1st Penguin Scout Group, near Boat Ramp, Penguin, 5.30- 7pm Community Shed Womens Group, Flora St, Ulverstone, 9am - 3pm Ulverstone Seniors Forum, Ulv. Senior Citizens Club, 9.45am-12 noon Bible Study 'Bible Foundations' 11.00am - 12.30pm. Holy Trnity Anglican Church, Ulverstone Central Coast Healing Rooms Ministry, Salvation Army, Ulv., 3.30pm-5pm Ulverstone West Rotary meeting, KG's Function Centre, River Arms, 6pm N W Woodcraft Guild Workshop, Ulverstone, 10.00am - 4.00pm Every Wednesday Ulverstone Scrabble Club,Ulv. Neighbourhood House, 10.15am - 1.45pm Madcap Mosaics,botanical artists, model making, pencil drawing 10am, Gawler Gallery Community/Men's Shed, Ulverstone Showgrounds, 9.00am - 1.00pm Choir, Ulv. Senior Citizens Club, King Edward St, 1.30pm Scouts, 1st Penguin Scout Group, near Boat Ramp, Penguin, 6.30- 8.30pm Cards - Crib, Ulv. Senior Citizens Club, King Edward St, 1.00pm Mainly Music, Ulverstone Anglican Church, 9.30am, Ulverstone Reformed Church, 10am Talking and Walking, Ottos Grotto, 9.30am, phone 6429 8900 Penguin History Room, Penguin Station, 10- Noon & 7pm - 8.30pm EACH Social Activity Program, Organic Community Garden Working Bee, Penguin, 10am-12 noon NW Environment Centre, Penguin, 10.00am - 3.00pm Every Thursday Watercolour classes,pastel group, botanical,acrylic working artists, 10am, Gawler Gallery N W Woodcraft Guild Workshop, Ulverstone, 10.00am - 4.00pm Ulverstone Learner Band Rehearsal, Band Room, 7.00pm - 8.00pm EACH Social Activity Program Community Coffin Club, 10am-12.30, The Community Shed Ulverstone, 0407427575. Indoor Bowls, Ulv. Senior Citizens Club, King Edward St, 12.45 for 1pm Rotary Club of Ulverstone, Beachway Motel, Ulverstone, 6.00pm Crib Evenings, Ulverstone Bowls Club, 7.30pm Social Indoor Bowls, Masonic Hall, Ironcliffe Rd Penguin, 7pm Every Friday Community/Men's Shed, Ulverstone Showgrounds, 9.00am - 1.00pm Cards - 500, Ulv. Senior Citizens Club, King Edward St, 1.00pm EACH Social Activity Program Rock&Rhyme,Story Time, Ulverstone library, 10.30am, 0-5 years. PlayConnect, 9.30am to 11.00am, Penguin Playgroup Building, 46 Main Road Felting Group, demonstrations and working artists from 10am, Gawler Gallery Bingo, Ulverstone Bowls Club, 7.00pm Every Saturday N W Woodcraft Guild Workshop, Ulverstone, 10.00am - 4.00pm Indoor Bowls, Ulverstone Senior Citizens Club, King Edward St. 12.45 for 1pm. Saturday Arvo Garden, N W Environment Centre, Penguin Every Sunday Cradle Coast Farmers Market, Gnomon Pavilion, 8.30am-12.30pm; Penguin Market, 9am-3pm LEVEN REGIONAL ARTS COMMUNITY NOTES SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB GAWLER GALLERY Open to those 50 and over, Civic Centre, Ulv.,10am- FIRST STEPS LOUNGE ULVERSTONE FOOTBALL King Edward St. 4pm, Wed to Fri. Gold coin 6425 2584 or 6425 5415 First Steps Lounge CLUB donation. 0400 105 943. Coffee Lounge & Drop in Crib evening Wed 7:30 pm Centre for women ULV. MINIATURE RAILWAY HISTORICAL MACHINERY Fridays 10:30 - 12:30 ROCK & RHYME AND Maskells Road Reserve, CLUB 14 Amherst St, West STORY TIME 10.30am to 4.00pm. 1st Tues of the month, 7.30pm Ulverstone Ulverstone Library, Friday, 1st and 3rd Sun of the month. Park Street, Penguin. 10.30am. Ph 6464 3000 Murray 0409174481 Brian Ling 0418 513 431

Page 14 The Central Coast Voice - September 2018 WHAT’S ON FROM MID-SEPTEMBER T0 MID-OCTOBER ACTIVITIES BY DAY OR DATE Saturday Sept 8th Heartbeat Market, Quadrant Car Park, Ulverstone, 8am - noon Historical Machinery Club open weekend, 9am-4pm, Park Ave, Penguin (ex council store yard) Sunday Sept 9th Historical Machinery Club open weekend, 9am-3pm, Park Ave, Penguin (ex council store yard) Tuesday Sept 11th Care Beyond Cure, 3 Gollan St, Ulverstone, email [email protected] Word Wizards, Ulverstone Senior Citizens Club, 2pm - 4 pm Thursday Sept 13th MCCA Half Day Social Bus Trip, The Berry Patch Friday Sept 14th MCCA Full Day Social Bus Trip, Burnie - lunch or shopping Saturday Sept 15th Trivia Night, 1st 2nd Ulverstone Scouts, Senior Citizens Club, 6.30pm, Selina, 0428 858 986 Sunday Sept 16th Ulverstone Miniature Railway, 10.30 am - 4.00pm Wednesday Sep 19th Central Coast Probus Club, The Beachway, 10am Central Coast Film Society Inc. 'Everest', 6.30pm for 7pm, Leven Theatre Thursday Sept 20th MCCA Half Day Social Bus Trip, Marakoopa Café, Mayberry Friday Sept 21st Reading Hour Pyjama Party, Ulverstone Library, 5pm to 6pm. MCCA Full Day Social Bus Trip, Royal Flying Doctors, lunch at Prince of Wales Hotel Saturday Sept 22nd Central Coast Garden Club Daffodil and Flower Fair, Ulverstone Rowing Club, 9am-4pm Tuesday Sept 25th Care Beyond Cure, 3 Gollan St, Ulverstone, email [email protected] Word Wizards, Ulverstone Senior Citizens Club, 2pm - 4 pm Wednesday Sept 26th Ulverstone Camera Club, Red Cross Hall, Ulverstone, 7.30pm Thursday Sept 27th MCCA Half Day Social Bus Trip, Jo&Jo Café, Penguin Friday Sept 28th MCCA Full Day Social Bus Trip, Kaydale Lodge, Nietta Saturday Sept 29th Veteran Car Club General Meeting, 7.30pm 2018 Australian Junior Motocross Championships, Blackwood Park, Penguin Cradle Coast Amateur Radio Club Inc, St. Stephens Anglican Church Hall, 1.30pm Tuesday Oct 2nd MND Support Group, 10am, RSL Club, Ulverstone Crafty Owls Craft Group, 6.30pm-9pm, Red Cross Hall, King Edward St. Historical Machinery Club of Tas Inc. Meeting, 7.30pm Park Street, Penguin (Old Council Depot) Thursday Oct 4th MCCA Half Day Social Bus Trip, Cradle Country Trail, sightseeing Ulverstone Garden Friends, Red Cross Hall, 12.30pm Central Coast Garden Club, East Ulv. Football Clubrooms, 1.00pm Ulverstone Seniors Choir Concert, King Edward St, 1.30pm Friday Oct 5th MCCA Full Day Social Bus Trip, Riviera Hotel, Beauty Point Burnie Show Ipad Users Group, Ulverstone Library, 11am - noon Saturday Oct 6th Reiki Healing Circle, Red Cross Hall, Ulverstone, 11am to 2pm Burnie Show Sunday Oct 7th Country Mix & Guests,Ulverstone Bowls Club from 1.00pm to 5pm Daylight savings starts Ulverstone Miniature Railway, 10.30 am - 4.00pm Wednesday Oct 10th Organ&Tissue donation info session, Uniting Church, Penguin, 2pm. Presenter Jan Robinson Thursday Oct 11th MCCA Half Day Social Bus Trip, The Cherry Shed, Latrobe COMMUNITY NOTES MCCA SOCIAL BUS TRIPS MEETING FOR MND Phone: 64248883 First Tue of the month, 10am, Volunteers welcome Ulv. Returned Serviceman’s WORD WIZARDS Club 21 King Edward St. 2nd & 4th Tue, Ulverstone HANDWEAVERS, Senior Citizens Club, 2 to 4 pm. SPINNERS & DYERS GUILD CRYPTIC PUZZLE TASMANIA Jan Hamilton 64253541 2nd Sat of the month, 10am, Anglican Church, Ulverstone. (Solutions on p.10) SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB Faye 6425 1560 1 Dirty dog, Ron (6) Open to those 50 and over, 2. Problem not proved (9) King Edward St. SOCIAL INDOOR BOWLS 3. Delay ill conceived (8) 6425 2584 or 6425 5415 Thursdays,7pm, Masonic Hall, Ironcliffe Rd Penguin. 4. An uncle’s to be cross examined (10) NW ENVIRONMENT Elaine 0419 531 769 5. Original point to alternative people (3,7) CENTRE 6. Thanks to Skippy the article was returned (7) Wed,10am to 3pm, Sat, 1pm HEART FOUNDATION 7. “Call Skippy, Mum!” (10) to 3pm. 207 Ironcliffe Road, WALKING GROUP 8. Misappropriated large take (5,4) Penguin. Community Garden Every Monday,9.30am, Fleets Working Bee, Wed 10am to Inn, Dial Street, Ulverstone. 9. Involved me? Only them! (10) 12pm. Phone 6425 6928 Pat 6425 5969 10. Dark deception (5,5)

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