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CLARENCE’S NEW COUNCIL DOUG CHIPMAN RE-ELECTED MAYOR IN LOCAL COUNCIL ELECTION

Re-elected Mayor Doug Chipman out the front of the Clarence City Council oﬃ ces.

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2 Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 Community News Council News Clarence Plains celebrates ParksFire Management and Reserves Council Meetings Events Drainage• OngoingMaintenance parks of maintenance. walking tracks in natural • Ongoingareas and cleaning Tangara of Trail. open drains. KeyKey issues issues at at the the Council Council meeting meeting of 23 of May • OvalsFESTIVAL pesticide program. OF VOICES KeyClarence issuesissues Cityat at the Councilthe Council Council Aldermen: meeting meeting of of • MinorMaintenance drainage of worksnatural as areas required. as per the and17 October6 June 2016 2016 included: included: • Ovals herbicide program 2615Following AugustSeptember local and government 5 2016September elections,included: 2016 the included:new aldermen various Natural Area Management Plans. community contributions • Adopted the 2016/2017 Budget and Capital Expenditure •for AdoptedAdoClarencepted a Strategicdraftare: Strategic Plan forPlan 2016-2026. 2016-2026 as a basis for • Commencement of firebreak clearing on Program. ParksFire Management and Reserves • Agreedcommunity Mayor to to consult initiateconsultation.– Alderman the an community amendment Doug Chipman on the to Lauderdalethe Planning Urban Council property. • Agreed to undertake community consultation on the Draft •• ElevatedMaintenance platform ofEvents natural tree work. areas as per the • PindosExpansionAdoptedScheme Deputy Park theto Feasibility Managementincorporate AnnualMayor Plan –Study. Alderman 2016/17.Plan.a new Bellerive Heather Bluff Chong Specific • Alderman Brendan Blomeley, Alderman Luke • Ongoingvarious Naturalpark maintenance Area Management as per Plans. • AgreedAdoptedArea Plan. to an consult amended the communityPindos Park on Management a Draft Community Plan. Events Edmunds, Alderman Dean Ewington, Alderman • establishedCommencementExhibition: maintenance of Housematesfirebreak schedules. clearing on • SafetyAccepted PlanWorks a fortender 2016-2021. for– June/Julythe provision of2016 the Annual Hard • AgreedRichard to undertake James, communityAlderman consultationWendy Kennedy, on a draft Exhibition:Council24 property. September The Eastern– 9 October Shore • AgreedAlderman to consult Tony the Mulder,community Alderman on a draft John Kangaroo Peers, Bay – 1 - 9 July 2016 RoadsbushfireWaste Collection management Service. strategy. CommunityRosny Cottage, Photography Rosny Farm RosnyAlderman Park Cultural/Creative Sharyn von Bertouch, Precinct - Development Alderman James Policy Fire ManagementThe Barn, Rosny Farm • Pothole repairs: Richmond, Cambridge, Dulcot and Rokeby. Exhibition Framework.Walker and Alderman Beth Warren. • Maintenance of Eventswalking tracks in natural • Gravel road grading: as required based on inspections. Exhibition:14 October Poochibald – 6 November Art 2016 Prize Works – September/OctoberOctober/November 2016 areas and Tangara Trail. ••Future Guide Accepted post Council a replacement tender for Meeting the continues: construction various dates: of the locations. Kangaroo Bay Exhibition:SchoolhouseEXHIBITIONS1-9 October Gallery,A Stitch 2016 ATRosny in THE Time:Farm Pavilion at Kangaroo Bay. • Maintenance and management of natural Roads•Monday Concreting 3 December of gravel paths: 2018 Opossum (AGM at Bay 7.00pm). Park. Meetings SCHOOLHOUSEBiennialSchoolhouse Textile Gallery, GALLERY andRosny FibreFarm AND areasFestival: as per the ExhibitionSeafarer’s various natural Festival area ••start PotholeConstruction Accepted at 7.30pm repairs: a tenderof gravelandOtagoRose for are Bay, access:Bay,the held Lindisfarneannual Rosny from at council andreseal Bastick andBellerive. and offices,GeilstonStreet micro-surfacing to Bay.Kangaroo 38 Bligh BARN management11Festival: November23 plans. October Dog’s – 4 December 2016 Day Out2016 •Street, GravelBayprogram Skate Rosny road forPark. grading Park.2016-17. as required based on inspections. • Gravel road grading as required based on inspections. • CommencementSchoolhouseBellerive2 October ofGallery, Council’sBoardwalk 2016 Rosny annual Farm • GuideReconstruction post replacement of retaining continues wall: Elwood at various Drive. locations. Workshop: Reed Pen and Black • Guide post replacement continues at various locations. firebreak managementRosny Farm program. •New ConstructionWorks website: – of November/DecemberRosny Hill Road shared path. 2016 Exhibition:Ink Artists Drawing with Conviction • Preparation for resealing in Spinifex Road and Fuchsia Road in Exhibition: Still Wild, Still Clarence City Council has launched a new website to 24 October13 – July 13 November 2016 2016 • RisdonConstruction Vale. of DDA crossings in Spinifex Road. Exhibition:Threatened The Eastern Shore Roadsimprove the delivery of a wide range of information on SchoolThe House Barn, Gallery, Rosny Rosny Farm Farm • PreparationReconstruction for ofresealing shared pathin Dover near Court Rosny and Treatment Pindari Plant.Street in Events •services, PotholePreparation repairs:news for and resealingBellerive, events inTranmere, –Dover www.ccc.tas.gov.au. Court Howrah, and Pindari Seven MileStreet in 9Community December 2016 Photography – 8 January 2017 DrainageBeach.Howrah. Exhibition:ExSchoolhousehibition:DanceExhibition AnimalGallery,A Hall Stitch Days Rosny Madness in Time:Farm Biennial14 October Textile – 6 November and 2016Fibre •Council’s GravelPreparationOngoing road cleaning community gradingfor resealing of asopen required in centresdrains. Avoca based Street and on in hallsinspections. Lindisfarne. for hire: 189 –June 24 –November 10 July 2016 Concert:Schoolhouse ClarenceExhibition Gallery, RosnyCarols Farm and •F orGuideConstructionMinor more postdrainage information replacement of new works concrete as continuesvisit required. wicketwww.ccc.tas.gov.au at at various Wentworth locations. Sports SchoolVarious House Gallery, locations Rosny Farm • Construction of footpath on Rosny Hill Road near Rose Bay. 11 November – 4 December 2016 • Ground.Construction of stormwater line: corner of Esplanade and Lewis Christmas Concert • PreparationConstruction forof roadsideresealing verge in Spinifex maintenance. Road and Fuchsia Road in Exhibition:Festival:Schoolhouse11 GettingSeafarer’sDecember Gallery, 2016Rosny There:Festival Farm Jess • ConstructionAvenue, Seven of Milefootpath Beach. on Rosny Hill Road near Rose Bay Exhibition: City of Clarence Open RisdonWorks: Vale. November - December 2018 BelleriveMcCaughey23 October Boardwalk 2016 High School. Art Exhibition DrainageParks• Preparation and for Reserves resealing in Dover Court in Howrah. Co15mmonwealth NovemberBellerive – 9 BoardwalkBank December Test Match2018 – AustraliaSchoolhouse23 July v South– 21 AugustGallery Australia – •DrainageRoads OngoingOvalsPreparation irrigation cleaning for maintenanceresealing of open indrains. Avoca continues. Street in Lindisfarne. Australia Day Breakfast TheSecond Barn, Rosny Test Farm ••• ConstructionElevatedOngoingFootpath workcleaning replacement, of platform stormwater of open treeStage drains.line work. 1 onSimmons the corner Park of to Esplanade ANZAC Park. and Contact Sarah26 January Bishop 2017 6217 9625 • Construction of footpath on Rosny Hill Road near Rose Bay Exhibition:12 November Collecting – 16 November Women: 2016 • LewisPark maintenance. Avenue, Seven Mile Beach. Contact BelleriveSarah Bishop Boardwalk 6217 9625 •• HighConstructionPothole School. repairs of stormwater in Lindisfarne, line Geilstonon the corner Bay and of EsplanadeRisdon Vale. and ChantaleBellerive Oval, Delrue Bellerive •Fire• ConstructionLewisConstruction Management Avenue, of of Seven roadside walkways Mile verge Beach.within maintenance. the Clarendon Vale Green Belt. 16 November – 9 December 2018 Rosny Cottage •Parks• FireGravel reduction and road grading Reservespreparation as required for controlled based onburns: inspections. Waver- DrainageParks and Reserves Contact Council •• leyOngoingGuide Flora post parksPark replacement and maintenance. Pilchers continues Hill. at various locations. Exhibition: Textile and Fibre •• OngoingPlayground cleaning upgrade of open Shoreline drains. Park, Howrah. •• MaintenancePlaygroundOngoing footpath upgrade of walking replacement Shoreline tracks. Park,program. Howrah. FindFind nearby nearby parksExhibition: parks and and events, events, report reportMade an an byissue, issue, Hand receive receive •• ConstructionRehabilitation of ofstormwater ovals from line winter on the to summercorner of sport. •• PaintingRehabilitationReseal preparation of Tangara of ovals Trailat variousfrom post winter and sites. rail to summerfences. sport. wastewaste collection collection16 November reminders reminders – –download– 9download December the the My My Local2018 Local • EsplanadeUpgrade of and irrigation Lewis Avenue, at Clarendon Seven Vale Mile Oval. Beach. Services app forServices smartphones.Schoolhouse app for smartphones. Gallery •• InstallationCommencement of split of posts annual at Mortimerverge maintenance Bay for signage. program and Visit www.clarenceartsandevents.net for ForTangara more Trail information vegetation. call 6217 9500 or visit our websitedetails at on www.ccc.tas.gov.au events in Clarence.

For more information call 6217 9500 or visit our website at www.ccc.tas.gov.au From left , Labor MP David O’Byrne, One Community Together award winner Linda Nicholson, Labor MP Sarah Lovell, former One Community Together award winner Michael Preddy and Labor MP Alison Standen.

A COMMUNITY wonderful people who Ayers. Community Project awards celebration work so hard to make Carer of the Year Award. LINDISFARNE SERVICE CENTRE held at the Emmanuel our community a better Award was given to All Clarence Plains Christian School recently place.” Tamieka Clarkson and Community Awards Full driveway service - Log book & warranty has brought together Clarendon Vale Kayne Taylor won the were individually Clarence Plains locals community member Young Leader Award. sponsored by different servicing - Tyre stockist - Wheel alignments to share in each other’s Rosemary Johnson said Community Vol- Eastern Shore businesses, success. the Clarence Plains unteer of the Year was residents, MPs and Mis- 151 East Derwent Highway The Clarence Plains Community Awards won by Patricia Geard sion Australia Housing. Community Awards were a fantastic way to and the One Commu- OCT is a collective Lindisfarne is an initiative of One bring the community nity Together Award impact group working Community Together together. was presented to Linda to build a safer Clarence (OCT). Fellow local Maureen Nicholson. Plains that is welcoming, 6243 5990 Grace Church Roke- McKay said they were ‘Love in a Lunchbox’ attractive and passionate LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED by senior pastor Dermot very well presented. won the Outstanding about the future. Cottuli said the Commu- “There was also a nity Awards were very lovely supper which we ADVERTISEMENT important as it was an enjoyed together,” she opportunity to hear of said. John all the wonderful work Award winner Die- Kay McFarlane that was being done in dre Ayers congratulated Bayfield Street UBET the community. Laura Bain from the THANK YOU 8 Bayfield Street Peers “The Clarence Plains Abundant Life Church (Alderman) Community Awards on the well-presented For the privilege to Rosny Park highlight the incredible supper. represent you on council Clarence City volunteers working tire- The Clarence Plains for another term (Opposite Flight Centre) lessly behind the scenes Community Award win- Council in our local community,” ners for business were Experienced - Motivated - Open 9.30am every Saturday Passionate & Actively supporting he said. Howrah Fresh and Eris the community! M: 0419 309 220 “It’s heart-warming and Lawrence Gino, and E: [email protected] and encouraging to hear the Prime Mover Award P: 0439 473 172 E: [email protected] Gamble Responsibly. PO Box 2 - Rosny Park TAS 7018 /AldermanKayMcFarlane Gambling Helpline Tasmania 1800 858 858 good stories about the was given to Deidre Authorised by: Andrew Messenger, 208 Elizabeth Street Hobart 7000

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Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 3 Community News Spreading hope this Christmas

‘TIS the season of giving and the Hobart community is once again invited to make a difference in the lives of others by donating to The Salva- tion Army’s Christmas Appeal. This Christmas Ap- peal will connect Hobart communities together through participation Campfi re restrictions in Christmas activities, RESTRICTIONS on Mt William to Orford, giving a hand up to campfi res, pot fi res and including Maria Island, someone in need and other solid fuel stoves are on the east coast. reaching out for help. now in place at identifi ed Gas stoves and gas For some members Parks and Wildlife Service barbecues will be per- of the community, (PWS) campgrounds mitted. Christmas is the hardest around the state to “Our priority is com- time of the year. help reduce the risk of munity and visitor safety, Hobart Salvation bushfi res. and preventing bush- Army corps offi cer PWS state fi re manag- fi res from starting from Captain Johnmark Snead er Paul Black said the re- abandoned, escaped or said a small contribu- strictions were important inappropriately managed tion could make a big to help protect visitors campfi res is part of our difference in helping and the community. community and visitor give hope where it was “Tasmania is experi- safety strategy,” Mr Black needed most. encing an extremely dry said. “For just $29 you and warm period along “Restrictions have can provide food on the eastern coastal strip also been imposed on the table and a present of the state, with below the use of pot fi res as under the Christmas average rainfall for the sparks, embers and tree to help give hope Bass Strait Islands and disposal of ash from pot to someone in need this north coast and little fi res can also provide an Christmas,” he said. relief expected in the ignition source. Research from The short-term,” he said. “We want to ensure Salvation Army has “In the current dry everyone has a safe revealed that 95 per conditions, campfi res and enjoyable camping cent of all households can easily escape, spread experience and appreci- that access the Salvos rapidly, are diffi cult to ate assistance from the emergency services are control and threaten peo- community in complying living in poverty. ple in campgrounds and with fi re restrictions.” Of these households, nearby communities.” Information on the 74 per cent experience From left , Doorways program facilitator Natalie Hayes with corps oﬃ cers Captain Nicole Snead and Captain Johnmark Snead, of The seasonal camp- locations affected by food insecurity and 67 The Salvati on Army. fi re restrictions apply to restrictions is available per cent report that “We can only do this phone 6231 1345. Salvos. tion about what The reserves on King and on the PWS website at food affordability is their with the support of the On Christmas Day, “Whether you are by Salvation Army is doing Flinders Islands, from www.parks.tas.gov.au/ greatest daily challenge. Australian public.” The Salvation Army is yourself or with friends at Christmas, visit salvos. Port Sorell to Mt William index.aspx?base=49824 “At Christmas, the The Salvation Army holding a Christmas Day and family, Christmas is org.au. on the north coast, and Salvos will serve more is holding a free Christ- service at 10am. All are a time that is best spent than 100,000 meals, mas lunch at 180 Eliza- welcome to attend. together,” Captain Snead distribute more than beth Street in Hobart on Hobart locals are said. HAIR 500,000 gifts and toys 23 December at 4pm. also invited to attend “So join us so we can REMOVAL and support more than If you require assis- The Salvation Army’s share the true spirit of RICHMOND Full price list for 70,000 families in need,” tance at Christmas with carols service at 6pm on Christmas.” all areas for both Captain Snead said. food and gifts, please 16 December at Hobart For more informa- men and women LASER CLINIC available upon Skin rejuvenation and treatment for solar request. keratosis, solar discoloration, fine line and wrinkle tightening, dramatic improvement 1 JANNAH COURT MORNINGTON in skin tone and collagen fibre renewal - fast, safe, excellent results. êEFI SERVICE êIMMOBILISERS 0478 608 550 Phone Kathryn, our qualified laser practitioner and êAIR CONDITIONING nurse, for a FREE consultation and assessment. 6244 2322 Located in the Sorell Plaza Pharmacy - Guardian Pharmacy 1300 732 377 RTO 60071 10% off labour for Senior Shop 10b/12 Cole Street Sorell www.onroadoffroad.edu.au Card holders [email protected] www.richmondlaserclinictas.com

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4 Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 Community News New website for Clarence City Council has launched

give users the ability to search Clarence-wide or by suburb for a variety of features in the city including parks, trails, dog PREPPING FOR THE exercise areas, beaches, barbecue areas and toilets. Clarence Mayor WARMER WEATHER Doug Chipman said the THE weather is warming up, so now Compost – Well-rotted organic new website provided a is the time to make sure your garden matter will enrich the soil, improve the much-needed improve- beds are well mulched. soil structure and provided nutrients ment on the display This allows your soil to stay damp for plants. Compost will also need to of web-based council for longer, making your watering more be replaced regularly. information. effective, suppresses weeds and Bark and wood chips - These are improves soil structure. great for established garden beds and “The redevelop- ment of our website has Some of the more popular mulches will last for many years. Bark comes include: in a variety of grades and colours. It signifi cantly improved Pea straw – This has less weed is best to apply a layer of blood and the accessibility of our problems than other straws. As it bone or compost under the bark, as it online information with decomposes, it can be dug in and tends to draw nitrogen from the soil as the site designed for both will improve soil structure and add it breaks down. computers and mobile – These last nutrients. It is best used on vegetable Decorative rocks CLARENCE City Coun- • Top viewed content • Users can submit issues devices,” he said. indeﬁ nitely, do not improve the soil, gardens and around roses. It is not cil has launched a new is easily accessed, and concerns through “It provides a balance long lasting and will need to be topped but are a good weed suppressant and website to improve the featured forefront and an online form called of useful information and up regularly. are low maintenance. delivery of a wide range centre on the home Report an Issue. highlights of why Clarence of information on servic- page via quick link • Font size can be is such a great place to PLANTING IN NOVEMBER es, news and events. buttons. enlarged and Google live. The much-needed • There are multiple translation can be “We hope that users Vegetable Seeds Flower Seedlings project represents nearly options to navigate the utilised for Chinese, fi nd the website welcom- Seedlings 12 months of work by site by using the mega German, Greek, Nepali ing and helpful.” Cucumber Potatoes Petunias Council staff who have menu that appears and Spanish, the top The website URL is worked closely with when you click on a spoken languages in still www.ccc.tas.gov.au. Chilli Beans Gazanias developers to build a main menu topic or the Clarence outside of Council is welcoming Tomato Carrot Marigolds website that is easy to comprehensive search English. feedback on the new navigate, responsive on function to navigate • Community events can Capsicum Lett uce Impati ens website so that it can a variety of devices and through the A-Z listing be sent in to be added continue to work towards provides useful informa- of content. to the events calendar. delivering a product that OTHER JOBS FOR NOVEMBER tion in a simple and clear • Waste calendars now A further feature, meets community needs. • Watch for pear and cherry slug, and spray with Conﬁ dor or dust with wood ash or format. appear in a responsive ‘My Neighbourhood’, will To share your lime. Key features of the format that can be ac- be launched in early to thoughts, email clarence@ • Spray aphids on roses or they will cause distortion in new growth. new website include: cessed on any device. mid-December and will ccc.tas.gov.au. • Pot up some decorative pots for Christmas presents. • Deep-water fruit trees and garden beds. HAPPY GARDENING FROM THE PINES LANDSCAPE AND GARDEN SUPPLIES! Planning for better Domain, Brooker and Tasman Highways THE community is invit- to investigate potential railway roundabout. cycling. ed to provide feedback upgrades and improve- • Tasman Highway from All who regularly use and share their ideas ments to the three the Tasman Bridge to the Domain, Brooker or on the future of the highways that connect Davey Street. Tasman Highways are highways surrounding the Hobart CBD with encouraged to engage Hobart’s Queens Do- the northern and eastern The Domain, Brook- in this consultation to main with consultation suburbs. er and Tasman Highways ensure that this large now open. The planning study are a vital gateway into and complex project The ideas will be will help inform long- the city and the study will be shaped by the included in a planning term plans to manage will look at the challeng- community. study investigating how future transport needs, es and opportunities Visit www.transport. motorists, freight trans- reduce congestion and that Hobart’s growing tas.gov.au/domainhigh- porters, public transport, improve safety and will population brings. ways and follow the cyclists and pedestri- focus on: Options for improve- prompts to provide ans use the Domain, ment may include differ- your feedback on the Brooker and Tasman • Domain Highway ent ways to move traffi c interactive map, view Highways. including the in- through the area, better existing feedback, and The Australian Gov- terchange with the use of existing infrastruc- have discussions with ernment has committed Brooker Highway. ture, new infrastructure, other road users. up to $2.2 million and • Brooker Highway public transport and the The study will be the Tasmanian Govern- from the Risdon Road use of active transport open for public comment up to $550,000 intersection to the such as walking and ment until 8 December.

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Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 5 Community News Community markets for Clarendon Vale A CELEBRATION of community talent will be showcased in the form of three “home-made, home-grown, home-crafted” markets at Clarendon Vale Neighbourhood Centre over the next few USE months. On 23 November, 21 YOUR December and 18 Janu- ary, community members from the Clarendon Vale OPTICAL and Rokeby areas will be putting together a series REBATE of community markets where locals can sell their BEFORE 31 home-made goods. * Mission Australia con- DECEMBER tractor Andrew Doube is helping a group of community members to put together the events. Mr Doube said it was members of the community who came up with the idea to host a series of NEW FRAMES or NEW LENSES markets. Community member Sue Briggs will be selling her handmade embroidery creati ons. “Through the process or PRESCRIPTION SUNNIES or for them to continue will be able to try either been a passion for Ms the community and I READERS or CONTACT LENSES of setting up our commu- monthly. his New York hot dog, Briggs, but it wasn’t until have made quite a few to nity garden, and through Community mem- Chicago dog or Southern she retired that embroi- showcase at the markets.” the choice is yours! community relationships, ber Michael Preddy said dog. dery and selling her Ms Briggs and Mr Plus 30% o prescription sunnies for health locals expressed their the community markets Mr Preddy said he creations became more of Preddy will be two of 20 fund members!** Call your local eyelines for an interest in setting up a would be a great oppor- hoped that people who a business than a hobby. stallholders expected at appointment or online at eyelines.com.au today. community market,” he tunity for him to launch came to the markets “Sewing has always the next three Clarendon said. his new food business, would try one of his hot been my passion and Vale markets. “They wanted a space 6 Bayﬁ eld Street, Rosny. Ph 6245 0822 ‘Bubba’s Hot Dog Box’. dogs and walk away with when I brought an em- The fi rst community Open Saturdays 9am-1pm where they could come “I had always known a full belly and a smile on broidery sewing machine market will run from 5pm together to celebrate 1300 139 363 that you couldn’t get a de- their face. my passion grew, and to 7pm on Friday 23 No- *Applies to calendar year health funds. eyelines.com.au **Conditions apply see instore for details. each other’s talents and cent hot dog in Hobart,” Another Clarendon more people became vember at Clarendon Vale to buy and sell home- he said. Vale resident, Sue Briggs, interested in buying my Neighbourhood Centre. made, home-grown and “I always wanted to is bringing her home-craft- creations,” she said. home-crafted goods and start my own business ed embroidery items to At the Clarendon Vale produce. and have a food van, sell at the markets. markets, Ms Briggs will “The events are not but it was an expensive Ms Briggs said the be selling hooded towels, trash to treasure shows, endeavour. markets would be a handbags, mug rugs and but spaces where com- “I decided to start great platform to sell many more embroidered munity members can buy making a food I love with her products to the local goods. something home-made to a small cart and to target community. “I’m particularly proud appreciate.” a gap in the fast food “It’s all about me being of the handbags that I Mr Doube said the market in Tasmania.” able to get my name make, I line them and do three upcoming markets Mr Preddy will be out there and share my different embroidery pat- were trial markets, but if setting up his hot dog cart products with the local terns on them,” she said. it received support there at all three Clarendon community,” she said. “They are very was the opportunity Vale markets and visitors Sewing has always popular already within

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6 Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 BACK IN MOTION Community News Getting along with life Sustainability success for without tendon or heel pain

injections or even surgery. Back in Motion Hobart on Murray Clarence Uniting Church director Peter Eckhardt said his therapists had seen pleasing results with in-clinic trials “This has confi rmed what more than a decade of research has shown around the globe,” he said. “Pain relief occurs through hyper- stimulation and almost immediately, infl ammation is reduced and nerves show a reduced sensitivity.” A recently found benefi t of Shock- wave has been the increased production of “lubricin” in the tissues. This naturally occurring substance allows for less friction between different tissues in the area. Research has shown Shockwave to boost collagen and blood cell production and clinical studies have also proven its ability to reduce calcifi cation in shoulder tendons. Mr Eckhardt said the bottom line was reduced pain, improved movement and better sleep. He said clinicians at Back in Motion used the Swiss Dolorclast device, which Back in Moti on physiotherapist Hamish Ander- 75 per cent of global shockwave clini- son using Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy. cal studies used. PHYSIOTHERAPISTS are often asked “This gives us extra confi dence in to help clients who suffer pain in the results we can provide,” he said. different areas of the body that affect Back in Motion therapists are day-to-day life. offering a thorough 20-minute initial Diffi culty walking, getting out of assessment, with the opportunity to bed in the morning with sore heels, discuss possible courses of treatment. trouble sleeping on a painful hip or “We’re here to understand what Clarence Uniti ng Church members receive the awards. sore shoulder – these are some exam- you would like to physically do so we CLARENCE Uniting Clean Up Australia Day, ister’s house) and church awards presentation, the ples of chronic problems that Back in can help get you there,” Mr Eckhardt Church is the fi rst the Season of Creation for energy effi ciency. congregation identifi ed Motion Hobart on Murray solve using said. church in Tasmania to and congregational envi- “Upon hearing the use of email for Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy “If Shockwave could be of benefi t be recognised for its ronmental actions. their stories, I shared communication so they (Shockwave). to you, we’ll recommend it. environmental sustaina- Five Leaf Eco- a bit about what other can further reduce the Shockwave uses pulses to stimulate “At Back in Motion, together we bility efforts at the Five Awards director Jessica churches around Aus- printing of their weekly tendons that are not healing. aim for your optimal health, your way.” Leaf Eco-Awards. Morthorpe travelled to tralia are doing for the news. Research has shown it to immedi- For a free initial assessment, phone Community mem- Hobart for the presenta- environment.” Ms Morthorpe said ately relieve pain and help jumpstart Back in Motion Hobart on Murray on bers celebrated the tion. Reverend Dr Paul it was great to see the the body’s natural healing response. 6231 3939 or book online at www. presentation of two She said there was Chalson was recognised energy and enthusiasm It is non-invasive and an increas- backinmotion.com.au/hobart-on-mur- prestigious Five Leaf sharing of many environ- as the man who inspired of church members. ingly popular alternative to steroid ray/shockwave-therapy. Eco-Awards, a Basic Cer- mental stories. the church to begin its “It’s a pleasure and tifi cate and an Eco-Wor- “Everyone had a sto- ecological journey more a privilege to be here to ship Award. ry to share about what than a decade ago. present these awards, The church had they were doing for the Rev. Chalson said and it’s particularly been recognised for its environment at home, the congregation were exciting that this is the worship of ecological and about this church the champions who fi rst church in Tasmania themes and eco-the- taking worshipping out- continued to uphold this to receive an award,” ology, and its energy doors,” she said. line of work. she said. effi cient lighting, energy “I was told about “The fact that the “Hopefully this will audit and effi ciency their op shop and the work is being contin- encourage lots of other measures, as well as charity blankets they ued to this day is what churches in the area to paper use reduction. make from old jeans and makes me happy,” he pursue an award and * Church members about retrofi tting and in- said. be recognized for their 90% had also participated in sulating the manse (min- Inspired by the environmental efforts.” of clients report significant improvement in their tendon pain after shockwave therapy

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Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 7 Community News TasTAFE apprentices win Australasian plastering competition TWO TasTAFE trained all states of Australia and plastering apprentices New Zealand. have won an Australa- They had to com- sian plastering compe- plete a project which tition. involved a metal stud In late October, structure built to stand- Mitchell Stephen and ards, specifi cations and William Browne won plans, which included a the Association of Wall stepped ceiling and two and Ceiling Industries niches in walls. (AWCI) Australia and They said it was a New Zealand 2018 Ap- surprise to win, but they prentice Skills Challenge felt their teamwork had held in Perth, Western helped them take home Australia. the award. It is the seventh time “As Tasmanian in the past eight years plasterers, we do a bit that Tasmanian plaster- of everything compared ing apprentices trained to mainlanders, where at TasTAFE have won one will trowel, one will the competition. screw,” Mr Browne said. Mr Stephen, who “They do separate also won gold in plas- things and they get stuck tering at the WorldSkills on it forever, whereas Australia National Com- we get to do different petitions in June, works things all the time.” at Darren’s Plastering Mr Stephen said it and Mr Browne works at was defi nitely a more di- Tasmanian Professional verse trade in Tasmania. Plaster. “Especially in regards TasTAFE plastering to what we have to do teachers Warren Banks and what’s expected of and Andrew Scott have us down here,” he said. trained all of the seven TasTAFE will be winning teams. holding an Apprentice- From left , Mitchell Stephen, Both Mr Stephen ship Information Evening Andrew Scott and William and Mr Browne are at its Clarence Campus Browne at Brock Plaster. ADVERTISEMENT undertaking a Certifi cate at 6pm on 29 Novem- III in Plastering and have ber. pathways to gaining an done their apprentice The sessions will pro- apprenticeship. training at TasTAFE’s vide more information For more informa- Clarence Campus. about why apprentice- tion and to register, visit www.tastafe.tas.edu.au/ JULIE COLLINS MP During the com- ships are a great career petition, they went up option, what an appren- apprenticeship-informa- against apprentices from ticeship involves and the tion-evening/ eastern shore sun If you require assistance on to the any federal matter please rescue! contact me on 6244 1222

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8 Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 Community News Doug Chipman re-elected as MacKillop gets technical Mayor in local council election

FROM FRONT PAGE who was fi rst elected around the table – albeit John Peers and Brendan DOUG Chipman has to the position in 2011, two who have served Blomeley. been re-elected for his said he was “honoured some time ago – our Mayor Chipman third term serving as and privileged” to be fi rst priority is to ensure said the election Clarence Mayor fol- re-elected as Clarence that the new council can campaign had been a lowing the recent local Mayor. settle down, develop its diffi cult one. government elections “It is a job that I love business activities and “There was more held across the state. so much, but also one establish itself so we can competition than we’ve Mayor Chipman that the community has have a mature debate had in the past and I secured 56.06 per cent put a lot of trust in me about the issues that think some of the issues of the vote, defeating to do properly,” he said. come forward.” that emerged were chal- former MLC Tony “So, I look forward In addition to Mayor lenging,” he said. Mulder, who received to meeting that chal- Chipman and Deputy “There is no doubt 43.95 per cent. lenge and working Mayor Heather Chong, that Clarence City Heather Chong with both my new and other elected alderman Council needs to do was elected as Deputy returning colleagues. were Tony Mulder, Beth better in terms of how Mayor with 50.23 per “I’m excited about Warren, Richard James, it is regarded with com- cent, narrowly defeat- the new council and be- Wendy Kennedy, Dean munity consultation and ing James Walker with lieve it has the potential Ewington, Sharyn von engagement. Year 10 MacKillop students, from left , Joseph Bacon, Darsan Sharma and Oliver White. 49.77 per cent. to be a very strong one. Bertouch, Luke Ed- “The old council Mayor Chipman, “With six new faces munds, James Walker, recognised that and ini- MACKILLOP Catholic include animation, 3D placing fi rst in the ‘open tiated a review into how College showed off its design and printing, rescue’ category. it might address this and technology skills with a web design, coding “The MacKillop I look forward to seeing stall at the TasICT Tech- via Scratch, coding via robotics program is a the report go to the nology, Digital Transfor- Minecraft EDU, coding great opportunity to get new council, as I’m sure mation and Innovation in a specifi c language, an idea of how to master it’s on their minds too. Conference at Wrest project-based learning basic programming and “One of my main Point Casino in October. with the Raspberry Pi designing skills,” Alex sonnenFlat has Launched aims by the end of this The College, for and robotics.” said. four-year term is to see years seven to 10, was Mr Herbert said the “I like class because in Tasmania Clarence City Council the only high school students at MacKillop of the challenges and be regarded as one of represented at the con- had also created their overcoming them. the best councils in ference. own podcast series, “Often something The choice and control is now YOUR’S with Tasmania in regards to The TasICT confer- which was available on will not be working and sonnen- community engagement ence focused on how iTunes. it can take a fair amount Tasmanian businesses MacKillop year nine of time to overcome it, The worlds smartest battery manufacturer and consultation.” The community con- could manage their digi- student Alex Kershaw is but once the robot is sultation and engage- tal transformation. one of a growing group working, it is rewarding MacKillop Catholic of students that indulge to see it do exactly what Thinking of solar or have solar already? ment report is expected to be tabled before College eLearning coor- their passion for robotics it was programmed to This could be for you!! Council in early 2019. dinator Murray Herbert in MacKillop’s af- do.” Looking to the said the College had its ter-school robotics club. The TasICT confer- Say Goodbye to Aurora!! future, Mayor Chipman sights set fi rmly on the The team recorded ence was held on 19 said a number of “ex- future, which was refl ect- an impressive win at the October and was part of citing challenges” faced ed in its ICT program. recent Tasmania State a week-long FutureFest Yes, that’s right and stay on the grid!! Clarence including pop- “The school’s Robotics Competition, Tasmania 2018 festival How? ulation growth, trans- program helps students with Alex and fellow which showcases tech- port, increased demand develop skills that will student Sebastian Lang nology in Tasmania. 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Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 9 Community News Waste Warriors set the bar for environmental sustainability in schools

MONTAGU Bay Primary chanan said. School ‘Waste Warriors’ “We organised for group is the fi rst school washable plates to be on the Eastern Shore to used for food, composta- host a near zero-waste ble packaging and cre- event. ated two waste stations The student-led where Waste Warriors group, initiated and would sort out waste mentored by Montagu into different bins. Bay Primary School par- “Each waste station ent Peta-Jane Buchanan, separated waste into worked hard to make compost, glass recycling, its recent school fair a can recycling, paper and zero-waste event. cardboard recycling, Ms Buchanan said soft plastics and general she wanted to create waste (landfi ll).” a student group that Ms Buchanan said would work towards the event had only improving recycling and produced two landfi ll other environmental bags and the majority sustainability issues in of waste generated was schools. compostable. “I approached the The compostable school principal who waste from the festival agreed that a student-led was taken away by Waste Warriors group Hobart commercial would be a great edu- composting company cational and fun school Abel Pakk. group which could gen- Once composted, erate positive change in Abel Pakk will return the school,” she said. the compost to the “The Waste Warriors school where the Waste Montagu Bay Primary School students Grace Buchanan, left , and Ebony Buchanan in front of the compost collected from Festi val Under the Bridge. group is made up from Warriors will distribute two students from each it around the school invested in compostable look towards making “It’s important that schools in the area to schools, parents or com- class and we meet fort- garden beds. packaging. positive changes in both Montagu Bay Primary take similar action,” she munity members who nightly to discuss ways The zero-waste initi- Ms Buchanan said the school and the local School has taken the said. want to make positive to reduce waste and ative was largely funded the next Waste Warriors community.” fi rst steps, and I hope “We are happy changes in schools and improve environmental by community and local projects would focus Montagu Bay it is encouraging other to support any other communities.” sustainability in our government grants. on the school and the Primary School is the school.” The school drafted broader Eastern Shore fi rst school to action The Festival Under grant proposals and were community. initiatives towards zero the Bridge was the fi rst successful in receiving “Because we are waste in schools and the project taken on by the funding from both Clar- a school right on the local community. ROSALIE Waste Warriors group. ence City Council and Derwent River, we have Ms Buchanan said “The goal was to Tasmanian Premier Will the ability to ensure our she hoped environmen- have a festival which Hodgman. foreshore remains free tal sustainability and zero WOODRUFF worked towards having Most of the fund- of waste,” she said. waste became engrained MEMBER FOR zero waste,” Ms Bu- ing for the event was “The Waste Warriors in school culture. FRANKLIN Kimberley’s Pet Taxi & Pet Services VERY AFFORDABLE I’M • Pet feeding HERE • Dog boarding in our family homes • House sitting • Dog walking TO HELP • Pet taxi and pet care For all your holiday and anytime pet care YOU. needs call the Pet Care Specialists Authorised by R Woodruff, Tasmanian Greens, GPO Hobart Box 1132, Small hobby farms cared for and domestic pets Please contact me: 6212 2228 Kimberley’s Pet Taxi & Pet Services 0428 568 852 www.pettaxi.net.au [email protected]

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10 Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 Community News Making memories Resetting the agenda this festive season THE decorations are up memorable. cember from 10am to on masculinity and Christmas cheer is in Eastlands centre 4pm. Every child that the air as Eastlands brings manager Luke Jamieson visits Santa will receive the community together encouraged the commu- an early Christmas gift. to help ‘make memories’ nity to revel in the magic this festive season. of Christmas at Eastlands. • Quiet Santa sessions Starting from 25 “There are many on Monday 10 and November, customers festive events, presents Wednesday 12 Decem- and the wider commu- and produce to enjoy,” ber from 6pm to 8pm. nity will be treated to he said. Quiet Santa is a period a unique program of “The Christmas of time where children festive activities to help season will start with our with special needs are make sure this is the guest of honour, Santa able to come and visit brightest Christmas yet. and his friend Captain and get photos with Eastlands will host a Barnacle arriving at Santa in a low stress range of Christmas ac- Eastlands on Sunday 25 environment. Bookings tivities including a Santa November as part of our are essential. Parade, Santa’s Photos Christmas Parade. • Purrrfect Pet Snaps ses- including pet photos and “This event brings our sions on Sunday 2 and Quiet Santa, as well as community together to Monday 3 December charity gift wrapping with celebrate this special time from 5pm to 7pm. proceeds going to the with family and friends.” Customers can bring centre’s charity partner. their much-adored pets Whether you are Other in-centre activi- along for a photo with looking to light up your ties include: Santa. festive season with • Eastlands Santa Parade decorations, purchase For the full list of – Sunday 25 Novem- the freshest ingredients activities, opening hours ber at 10am. for your Christmas and further information feast or fi nd that extra • Santa Clause will be on how you can make special gift, Eastlands has at Eastlands from 25 memories at Eastlands everything you need to November to 24 De- this Christmas, visit east- Photographer Paul Hoelen with close friend Shelley Cusiter. make your Christmas landssc.com.au. A WEEK-LONG video ent videographer Troy Tasmanian Men’s this worthwhile exhibi- and photographic installa- Melville. Health and Wellbeing As- tion, which went a long tion that attempts to From being in close sociation president Paddy way to helping break reset the agenda on how relationships, dealing Murray said this was the down the stereotypes society understands and with grief, guilt or a association’s fi rst chance surrounding masculinity. discusses masculinity divorce to reaffi rming the in 21 years to showcase “This exhibition began its Tasmanian tour joys in their lives, each to the broader communi- focuses on the road men at the Waterside Pavilion man’s personal journey ty how it could improve can travel to develop the in Hobart last month. is shared with heartfelt the emotional health of best in themselves,” she Yea Supported by grants honesty and integrity. men in the community. said. ew r’s from the Tasmanian Mr Hoelen said the “We want to bring “It shows a healthy N Community Fund and images captured the attention to how men way to see men, their Hobart City Council, essence of men engaging can be respectful of each potential and the positive Eve the installation is a with both themselves other, take ownership contributions they make celebration of 21 years and other men on a of their own behaviours, to a safe, strong and of behind-the-scenes much deeper and more learn to be better com- resilient community. Welcome in the ‘New Year’ at the development work by authentic level. municators and live and “Congratulations Bellerive Yacht Club the Tasmanian Men’s “There is a certain speak from the heart,” to all involved for a Health and Wellbeing quality of open-heart- he said. successful and touching MONDAY 31ST DECEMBER 6.30PM TILL LATE Association. edness, courage and “The portraits and exhibition.” 3 course - set menu In addition to 40 still vulnerability and even video interviews show Mr Murray said the Live music by Barrelhouse photographs exhibited love that shines through healthy emotions and a exhibition had “surpassed by multi-award winning some of these moments,” rich, diverse and authen- their wildest dreams” from 8.30pm still photographer Paul he said. tic portrayal of a healthy with more than 1000 Hoelen, the installation “Collectively, they life-affi rming masculinity people visiting over the $80pp - Non-Members $70pp - Members sees 13 men open their have the power to touch in its many forms.” week. heart and tell their stories and inspire others into Tasmanian Commu- “As a result, we now For more information and booking in short video interviews recognising the great nity Fund chairperson have a new men’s circle please call into the office or cal 6244 1353 directed by former ABC capacity for men to relate Sally Darke said the Fund that meets fortnightly in and now independ- in this way.” was pleased to support Hobart,” he said. 11

Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 11 Community News Bringing out the Howrah highlights its best and brightest ability in disability

HOWRAH Primary School students have smashed academic excellence records, with four students placing in the top one per cent of year three and fi ve Naplan results in Tasmania. Pictured above from left, students Nethusha Rodrigo, grade three, Lily Kay and Olly Magill, grade fi ve, (Marco Wigger, grade three, absent) exemplify the school’s values of aspiration, courage, growth and respect.

Parti cipants during a previous Internati onal Day for People with Disability event. IT’S set to be a cele- This year’s program Held from Friday 30 A Sport and Recrea- bration of all abilities includes: November to Thursday tion Fun Day Out – when Clarence City 6 December, the festival Saturday 1 December Council teams up with A Music Extravagan- will showcase fi lms and from 10am to 2pm Glenorchy and Hobart za in the Elizabeth movies to challenge per- As part of a Fun Day City councils and Tas- Street Mall – Thursday ceptions, educate others on Parliament Lawns, care Society for Children 29 November from and to make our com- the community will be to host a number of 12noon to 2pm munity a more inclusive able to engage in a range community events cele- place for everyone. The event will of sport and recrea- brating International Day The fi lms will high- showcase individual tion options including of People with Disabili- light the importance of performers, musical wheelchair basketball, ties (IDPwD). inclusive engagement by groups, dance troupes wheelchair AFL, sensory All of the IDPwD sharing stories of people and two newly formed nature play, fun and events – held from living with a disability rock bands that are part inclusive track and fi eld Thursday 29 November and shared experiences HOWRAH PRIMARY SCHOOL of the Rock Band men- events, juggling, and to Saturday 1 December from young mentors. toring program facilitat- more. Excellence in Education – are free and suitable The fi lms will also ed by the Hobart Rock The event is co-host- for all ages and abilities. capture a range of crea- Band Academy. ed by Special Olympics Howrah Primary School is one of Tasmania’s leading primary schools and shares All members of the tive ‘all abilities’ projects The program offers Tasmania and New with our community a history since 1961. The school is located on over 10.5 community are encour- happening in southern young people with a dis- Horizons Club Inc. and hectares and offers new and upgraded classroom facilities. aged to come along. Tasmania in the sports, ability the opportunity to is an opportunity for The community cele- art and performance Our expansive buildings and grounds cater for Birth – Year 6 students and families. come together, develop sporting groups to share bration is an opportunity space, as well as open up A separate Library, ICT Centre, Music Room, Multi-Purpose Hall designed for both skills and the confi dence inclusive programs with for people of all abilities discussion about a range sporting and social events, three large sports fields with native surrounds, all on the to form a band and, as the broader community. to join together to enjoy of topics which high- beachfront of the Derwent. a result, make amazing All three events aim activities, fun, food and lights the importance of music and play to a to celebrate inclusion Enquiries for new enrolments welcome. Telephone: 6246 6333 performance. inclusion, engagement public audience. and diversity, increase The vision of the and communication. For more information visit: www.howrahprimary.org.au public awareness and 2018 celebration is to The fi lms will be A Short Film Festival celebrate community increase the opportu- shared with the com- – Film and popcorn achievements. nities for people with a munity via a range of night launch on Friday For more informa- disability, while simul- screens across the great- 30 November, 6pm- tion, visit www.hobart- taneously showcasing er Hobart area. 8pm at 157 Elizabeth city.com.au/celebratea- Howrah Primary School creative outcomes. Street bilities Department of Education

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12 Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 Community News Warrane Primary School gets its groove on WARRANE Primary opportunities, we felt them the Justine Clark Christmas School got its groove on as though Count Us In CD so they can listen to at Bellerive Quay recently would be a special way to the song,” she said. when a number of stu- connect the students not Ms Clark, along dents participated in the only to music, but other with fi ve talented young Celebration Day for the local schools. singer-songwriters from national music program, “One of the other across Australia, came ‘Count Us In.’ things which made the together earlier in the year The program, which program attractive was and wrote this year’s song, in Clarence has been running since the opportunity to take titled ‘Our Song’. 2007, saw students from students on an excursion This is the song participating schools to the big Celebration that was performed by around Australia learn a Day event on Bellerive Warrane Primary School song in the lead up to a Quay.” and other students at Celebration Day, where This year’s Count Celebration Day. they would sing the song Us In national mentor The Count Us In pro- together. was Justine Clark of Play gram plays a vital role in Warrane Primary School and host of the fostering music education School lead teacher Ga- Justine Clark Show. in schools and is inter- brielle Morton said upon A grade two class, a nationally recognised as hearing about the Count prep class and eight older the world’s largest music Us In program, she and primary school students initiative. another teacher had been from Warrane attended Count Us In also pro- immediately interested in the Celebration Day. vides learning opportuni- the opportunity for their Mrs Morton said ties for teachers. students. when the students arrived The program was “We don’t have a at the event they all partic- established after the music teacher at Warrane ipated with other schools 2005 National Review of and haven’t had one for in singing this year’s song. School Music Education a number of years,” she “The kids just loved found that most students said. it, and a couple of the miss out on meaning- “Despite giving our mums have told me the ful music education in students plentiful music kids have made them buy schools. Carols Under the Stars dance group performs at the 2017 event. FESTIVE cheer will be well The following Christmas events • Thursday 13 December – 6pm and truly in the air throughout are scheduled: to 9pm – Carols at Risdon Vale. CITY OF CLARENCE Clarence next month with sev- • Saturday 15 December – 6pm eral Christmas events to be held • Saturday 1 December – 7pm to to 9pm – Carols under the Stars, around the city in the lead up to 9pm – Lindisfarne Carols by the Lauderdale. FIRE HAZARD REDUCTION Christmas Day. Bay, Simmons Park. The Bellerive Boardwalk event • Sunday 16 December – 12pm • Wednesday 5 December – will be replaced with numerous to 4pm – Christmas in Cre- SAVE PROPERTY AND LIVES 6.30pm to 9pm – Carols at Christmas activities which will be morne. South Arm. more accessible to more people To prepare for the bushfire season, owners and occupiers of land within If you know of a Christmas throughout Clarence. • Friday 7 December – 7pm to Clarence are reminded to clear any fire hazards on their property. event in your area that isn’t listed Families and friends will be 9pm – Carols in Richmond. here, please contact Clarence Reducing fire hazards for suburban blocks and blocks up to 2000 square invited to celebrate at a real grass- • Sunday 9 December – 7pm to Events on 6217 9620. metres involves clearing and removing all grasses, scrub and undergrowth roots level with a focus on group 8.30pm – Christmas Sing-a-long, More information on these to a height no more than 75mm. singing, early evening picnics and Rosny Farm. events can be found at www. fi nding the spirit of Christmas in clarenceartsandevents.net. For larger blocks over 2000 square metres, fire breaks are required around your local community. property boundaries: • On flat land 10 metres • On sloped land at least 15 metres Trees should be preserved where possible. Trees and large shrubs A tribute to Lindsay McCarthy should have limbs removed to a height of two metres from the ground. EASTERN Shore community through his operated the bulk of Mr McCarthy retired Vegetation such as shrubs should also be no closer than two metres from resident and well-loved work in radio. the technical equipment in 1993. windows. community member In 1949, Mr McCa- to ensure the show ran He was a member of Lindsay McCarthy has rthy began working at smoothly. the Sound Preservation Before undertaking any of these works, please check with Council whether sadly passed away. 7HOFM studios, when In 1961, Mr McCa- Association of Tasmania your property is subject to environmental protections under the Planning Mr McCarthy passed he was just 16 years of rthy married his wife and was a past president Scheme and if so, what limiations these have on clearing. on 18 September 2018, age. Myrtle, who passed of the group. aged 85, after spending His work as a panel away in 1986. During his retire- For more information call Council on 03 6217 9500, visit many years working in operator meant he In mid-1965, Mr ment he continued to www.fire.tas.gov.au or call Tasmania Fire Service on 1800 000 699. radio stations around became friends with McCarthy left the record Hobart events Hobart. well-known and respect- radio industry and was for the Sound Museum’s Andrew Paul Mr McCarthy made ed radio presenters Bob running a hotel, before archives and present a GENERAL MANAGER a number of contri- Cooke and Tom Payne. moving to a job with Bill very popular weekly butions to the Eastern Mr McCarthy often Nicholas at Common- radio program of nostal- Clarence... a brighter place | www.ccc.tas.gov.au Shore community and worked the breakfast wealth Electronics in gia on community radio to the greater Hobart sessions at 7HOFM and Moonah. station, Hobart FM. 13

Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 13 Community News Learning the skills for life

FROM the mountains of anywhere, even around Tasmania’s west coast to the house. TasTAFE’s construction “And everything you workshops, this year has are taught is applied and been a time of change for relevant to your chosen Brendan Sargent. industry,” he said. Brendan, aged 31, “It sets you up to be was a geologist and spent job-ready and that’s one the last few years driving of the main differences I in and out of the west found between TAFE and coast for work. university.” This was until he start- Certifi cate II quali- ed looking for something fi cations are a great fi rst different and began a step for people looking to Certifi cate II in Construc- apply for an apprentice- tion at TasTAFE’s Clarence ship or for people looking Campus. for employment opportu- “I got tired of working nities at the trade assistant long shifts away from level. home all the time,” Mr Research backs up Sargent said. Brendan’s view that “I wanted something vocational education and that offered family friend- training is a great option. ly hours, a better work-life A Skilling Australian balance and more fl exibil- report, named ‘Percep- ity in work locations. tions Are Not Reality: “I’ve always enjoyed myths, realities and the hands-on work that critical role of vocational involves skill and thinking, education and training and the construction in Australia’, found that industry appealed to me. vocationally trained “I wanted to diversify graduates: my skillset and make myself more employable • Have a higher employ- TasTAFE constructi on appren- so that I could work any- ment rate than uniti ce Brenden Sargent. where, not just in mining versity undergraduates in studying at TasTAFE in regions. – more than 78 per 2019 can chat to teachers “So, I decided to go cent of VET graduates and fi nd out more infor- to TasTAFE and I’ve really are employed after mation about enrolment International enjoyed it.” training, compared to processes at TasTAFE’s Mr Sargent said you 69 per cent of Bachelor Info Week from 26 to 30 came out of TasTAFE with Degree graduates. Day of People November. skills that could be used • Earn wages comparable Visit www.tastafe.tas. to, if not exceeding, edu.au/infoweek/ for de- university graduates – tails of Info Week sessions with DisAbility the median full-time and to register. income for a VET As part of the week, SEEN graduate is $56,000 TasTAFE will also be community celebration SOMETHING compared to $54,000 holding an Apprenticeship for a university Bache- Information Evening at its Come along and share our vision of increasing lor’s Degree graduate. Clarence Campus (locat- opportunities for people with disabilities, SUSS? ed at 4a Bounty Street, whilst simultaneously showcasing the creative • The VET sector pro- Warrane) on Thursday 29 vides training courses outcomes across community. November from 6pm to CALL US for nine out of 10 David O’Byrne7.30pm. David O’Byrne occupations predicted For more informa- to have the greatest Labor Membertion fo andr F tor aregister,nkli visitn Labor Member for Franklin growth over the next

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14 Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 Community News A Christmas tradition wheeled him outside to it could be seen from view the Santa suit my those sailing on the sister-in-law had sewn river. to cover his beloved “Once retirement topiary tree. came and with the ad- “His comment on vent of grandchildren, seeing the suit made he became a little more from sail cloth was, ‘it’s creative. great, but he needs a “In the late 1980s, belt.’ he made wooden “Lovingly we have templates of a Teenage continued the tradition Mutant Ninja Turtle of decorating the tree, and a Bart Simpson and but sadly, this year will placed them alongside be our last. two cotoneaster trees. “Not only has the “Then, with some Santa suit started to skill and patience, he show its age, but we started to train the tree are selling our belov- in the nature strip into ed family home as, at a waving fi gure.” 90, our dear mum has Ms Paoli said the needed to relocate to original Santa Tree the nearby Freemason’s of the 1990s saw Mr Home.” Faole experiment with Mary and Peter red industrial plastic, Foale built the family wire, rope, coke bottle home on Marana Ave- eyes and a “rather scary nue 68 years ago. smile.” They ventured “Dad would clam- across the Derwent in ber over the tree using 1950 in search of land a wooden ladder to and began a happy decorate his tree,” she married life together in said. BESTBEST BUYSBUYS Tasmania for 59 years. “He would come 1000W COLUMN FORGET CITY TRAVEL FITTED SINGLE They began con- down, think for a bit, HEATERS ELECTRIC struction on the home and climb back up to BLANKETS with the help of neigh- redecorate it – only SHOP LOCAL The extended Foule family bours and post-war once he was truly hap- $55 PARK AT OUR DOORWASHERS • FRIDGES • FREEZERS • TV AUDIO • APPLIANCES in front of the Santa Tree, tradespeople. py would he stay down. $36 located in Rose Bay. Here, at what was “And so, it became AND SAVE formally known as 95 a photo stop for many 4 PLATE THIS year marks the Riawena Road, they passing motorists and BIG LG 40LT CHEF SLIDE OUT end of a yearly tra- raised their family of walkers.” UPRIGHT STOVES dition for the Foule seven surviving chil- Mr Faole’s other MICROWAVE OVENS RANGEHOODS family. dren. Christmas tradition STAINLESS STEEL For the past nine Since then, 31 was to dress as Santa $519 $188 BETTASHOP 24/7 ONLINE WWW.BETTA.COM.AU DEAL! years, the family has grandchildren and to distribute gifts to his $188 honoured their father’s many great-grandchil- grandchildren. 5.5KG 143LT memory – who passed dren have been wel- This tradition is now ASKOLG 8.5KG TOP away in 2009 from comed in to play in the upheld every Christmas TOP LOAD FACTORY SECONDS CHEST cancer – by decorating gardens and rooms of by a male member of BUILOADLT IN WASHERS SHOP IN WASHERS VARIOUS PRODUCTS FREEZERS the “Santa Tree” in Ma- this much-loved home. the family. CHOOSE FROM SIMPSONDISHWASHERS rana Avenue, Rose Bay. “Dad always loved “Sixty-eight years on FISHER, FISHER & $698 STORE “We had nursed Christmas,” Ms Paoli we say farewell to this $399 PAYKEL AND OTHERS FOR MORE EXCLUSIVE DEALS AND him at home in Marana said. beloved family home, $ ELECTRONIC Avenue,” Lousie Paoli “He fi rst hung a but our love, treasured 999 $ said. cardboard painted memories and sense of SAVEFAMILY $200 SIZE 289 422LT 2 DOOR MASSIVE 519LT LOWER PRICES “On the Friday life-size Santa in our family will live on in all FRIDGES CHEST FREEZERS DISHWASHERS before he died, we loungeroom window – of us,” Ms Paoli said. $695 $849 6KG TOP$449 LOAD WASHERS 216LT 2 DOOR FRIDGES Get working with Maxima. SHOP 24/7 ONLINE WWW.BETTA.COM.AU$ 419 $399 When you’re looking for a job, Mondays can be tough. 40” FHD LED TELEVISION 528LT BOTTOM FREEZER FRIDGES WESTINGHOUSE STAINLESS STEEL At Maxima, we understand and care. If you have a disability, injury or health condition, Maxima is here to help you $449 get a job – for life. 3 YEAR WARRANTY $1460 LESS ANOTHER $100 CASHBACK Learn to love Mondays again Call 1300 629 432 to speak with our team. Offices and outreach locations include Glenorchy, Sorell/Tasman, Derwent Valley Opening Times and the Huon Valley. Mon-Fri 9am - 5.15pm Sat 10am - 3pm MYSTATE Closed public holidays ROSNY PARK WINKLEIGH PLACE (UP FROM THE CINEMA) 6244 3373 maxima.com.au JOBLINK MONDAY TO THURSDAY 9AM - 5PM FRIDAY 9AM - 5.30PM SATURDAY 10AM - 3PM CLOSED PUBLIC HOLIDAYS 15

Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 15 Community News Artists with conviction INMATES from Risdon Hop on up Prison have produced creative responses to an Alice in Wonderland theme for the ninth annual Artists with Con- viction exhibition. Inmates responded to the statement “down to Kunanyi the rabbit hole” with a range of innovative artwork creations. Tasmania Prison Service creative learning offi cer Natasha Woods said the results had been enlightening and inspiring and included a variation of styles. Entries have been received from inmates at Risdon Prison, people on community corrections orders and corrections staff members. “Many prisoners have refl ected on their offending as an experience of going ‘down the rabbit hole’ so the theme has produced works Tasmanian Prison Service creati ve learning oﬃ cer Natasha Woods with some of the artworks that have allowed them from the exhibiti on. to look critically at their prisoners a new determi- learning to tie a knot, have let loose their artis- lives,” Ms Woods said. nation to turn their lives with the last step being tic fl are with the results “This has a rehabil- around.” to take the end of the ranging from bright and itative effect because Other responses rope down the rabbit colourful to moody and it means that they are to the theme are more hole. dark pieces. looking at the conse- nuanced. His work is a model The works were dis- quences of their actions. One prisoner of the knot, suspended played at the Waterside “In a lot of cases, thought of the instruc- in a frame. Pavilion, Mawson Place Photo credit: Amy Brown. working on art has given tions he received when Other participants from 1 to 6 November. HOBART has launched $25 for children up to much wider range of a hop-on, hop-off bus to age 16, and $35 for walk options for visitors,” take locals and tourists adults aged over 17. Jonathan Gregory, owner from the city to the sum- A one-way bus pass of Kunanyi/Mount 16th annual mit of Kunanyi/Mount is a 50-minute journey Wellington Explorer Bus, A NAUGHTY FAIRYTALE FOR GROWNUPS Wellington. and visits Fern Tree Park, said. A NAUGHTY FAIRYTALE FOR GROWNUPS The new ‘Explorer the Springs, the Chalet Summer running Bus’ can carry bikes and and the Summit. times (November to is wheelchair accessible. One-way prices start April) start at 9am, The summer service at $15 for children up 10am, 11am, 1pm, 2pm will run six times a day to age 16 and $25 for and 3pm. departing daily from the adults aged over 17. The bus service is Tasmanian Travel and Professional com- the result of an ‘expres- mblelin Information Centre and mentary will be provided sion of interest’ process u a Brooke Street Pier. on the bus tour and the conducted by the City B 4-15 december 2018, 8pm

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16 Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 2018 BUSINESS EXCELLENCE AWARDS BUSINESSES SHINE ON THE EASTERN SHORE BUSINESSES on the Eastern Shore continue to prosper through the devotion of the owners and their staff. All the award winners are commended on their achievements. The Chairman’s Award was won by Greg and Felicity Harvey, who have an amazing business called “Eastside Activity Centre” at Rokeby. This year they won the national inside sports “Clubbies Award” for the best facility across Australia. There were more than 1,100 applicants for the award. The Centre caters for gymnastics, trampoline, rhythmic gymnastics, tumbling and more.

BUSINESS AWARDS ENTERPRISE AND INNOVATION WINNERS IN ORDER Craig Howard & Son Gold Beautiful Flowers Gifts & Garden Silver Advance Workforce Development Bronze E-BUSINESS Your Health Hub Gold RSM Tasmania Pty Ltd Silver Travelodge Hobart Airport Bronze ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY Gaia's Nest Gold Cambridge Road Play & Learn Centre Silver Vanessa Goodwin Mentoring Award winner Just Dogs Grooming. From left, Lindsey Everette-Mathews, Alex Jones, Hayley Ema- line, Julie Gunning and John Beattie, Chairman of Business East. Eastside Lutheran College Silver Currency Café Bronze COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION The Salvation Army “Doorways to Parenting” Gold Young Leaders of Tasmania Inc. Silver Jo CC Holistic PT Bronze NEW BUSINESS Emerge Health & Wellness Gold Driftwood Silver EMPLOYEE OF CHOICE AWARD Daniel Richards ACCRU Hobart Gold Jillian Langridge Richmond Arms Hotel Silver Robert Clark Glebe Hill Family Practice Silver Shaun Eaton Lazenby Sand Pty Ltd Bronze CHAIRMAN'S AWARD Eastside Activity Centre Winner

Other Business Services winner Caltex Richmond. Theona Business Excellence Awards (Gold Award Employee of Choice) SERVICE AWARDS McLeod with the Hon. Jacquie Petrusma MP. winner Daniel Richards from Accru Hobart with the Premier RETAIL the Hon. Will Hodgman. Keepsake Cards & Gifts Winner Creating Cakes Highly Commended W Lane Eastlands Highly Commended EB Games Eastlands Merit Award HOSPITALITY Gastown East in Bellerive Winner Sideline Espresso in Rokeby Highly Commended Flight Cafe and Restaurant in Cambridge Merit Award TOURISM Wicked Cheese Winner Coal Valley Vineyard Highly Commended The Richmond Arms Hotel Merit Award PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Bellerive Quay Pharmacy Winner Lindisfarne Village Pharmacy Winner Eastern Audiology Services Pty Ltd Highly Commended Summer Breeze Consultancy Merit Chairman’s Award winner Greg Harvey from Eastside Activity Business Excellence Awards (Gold Award New Business) Centre with John Beattie, Chairman of Business East. winner Vicki Allan from Emerge Health and Wellness with the OTHER BUSINESS SERVICES Premier the Hon. Will Hodgman. Caltex Richmond Winner Allure By the Bay Hairdressing Highly Commended Hair Magix Merit Award VANESSA GOODWIN MENTORING AWARD Just Dogs Grooming Winner EASTERN SHORE SUN AWARD Tasmanian Iconic Walks Winner One Plus One Financial Solutions Winner 17

Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 17 2018 BUSINESS EXCELLENCE AWARDS BUSINESSES SHINE ON THE EASTERN SHORE

Business Excellence Awards (Gold Award Community Contri- Business Excellence Awards (Gold Award Environmental Sus- bution) winner Salvation Army “Doorways to Parenting”. Avril tainability) winner Michelle Beakley from Gaia’s Nest with the Hospitality Service Award winner Gastown East. From left, Kristian and Sarah Mundy with the Glazebrook with the Premier the Hon. Will Hodgman. Sponsor Martin Robinson from Veolia. Hon. Jacquie Petrusma MP.

Tourism Service Award winner Wicked Cheese Company Pty Ltd. From left, Kate Baker, Bec Tipton and the Hon. Jackie Petrusma MP.

Business Excellence Awards (Gold Award E-Business) winner Lisa Sproule from Your Health Hub, with Suzzette Holloway, Jodie Bull and the Premier the Hon. Will Hodgman.

Peter Carey Eastern Shore Sun advertising executive presents the $500 Advertising Package Award to Melinda Williams and Jo Cordell-Cooper from Tasmanian Iconic Walks. Professional Service Award, a joint winner Bellerive Quay Pharmacy. From left, Claire Sutton, Ellie McAllister with Courtney Telega from Accru Hobart.

Business Excellence Awards (Gold Award Enterprise and Innovation) winner Jack and Craig Retail Service Award winner Keepsake Cards & Gifts. From left, Lisa Robertson, Howard from Craig Howard & Son with the Premier the Hon. Will Hodgman. Diane Harris and the Hon. Jacquie Petrusma MP. 18

18 Eastern Shore Sun November 2018

Put a spring in your Fitness industry trends step and Stride4Stroke

EASTERN Shore resi- in November. lifetime. dents will be making the “Sign up now to It can strike at any most of warmer days and Stride4Stroke and if you’d age, impacting children, lighter nights to support like some additional mo- teenagers and adults. the Stroke Foundation tivation, get your friends, Stroke attacks the this November by taking loved ones and colleagues brain, is one of Australia’s part in Stride4Stroke. involved in a team,” she biggest killers and a lead- Stride4Stroke is a said. ing cause of disability. physical activity campaign, “Every dollar raised There will be more encouraging people to get will have an impact. than 56,000 strokes in moving to reduce their “The funds go Australia this year alone, own stroke risk and to towards vital Stroke including around 1,500 in raise funds for impor- Foundation programs Tasmania. By Jo Cordell-Cooper* ping inside a gym. viewing their journey, My studio is holistic tant programs for stroke like StrokeLine (1800 Ms McGowan said So, always ask about using their hashtags, in nature so we look survivors. 787 653) and follow sadly, you did not have to RECENTLY, I was qualifi cations and expe- listening to advice they at blood chemistry, Stroke Foundation up services, which help look far to know some- reading a newsletter rience. aren’t remotely qualifi ed nutrition, sleep patterns, chief executive offi cer survivors and their fami- one with a close connec- produced by one of the Ninety-eight per cent to be giving. illness and, of course, Sharon McGowan said lies transition to life after tion to stroke. fi tness industry leaders of personal trainers leave Common sense movement. the beauty of Stride- stroke.” “Every stroke is that I follow and I was the industry within two applies – if the promise We also offer health 4Stroke was you could Research shows that unique,” she said. alarmed by her endorse- years of qualifying. looks too good to be true coaching. set your own activity goal one in six people will “It happens in an ment of some worrying and is sold in an ebook, Other studios may and participate any time have a stroke in their instant and can change 24/7 gyms: trends in the fi tness be very suspicious. focus on body composi- lives not only for the Twenty-four-seven industry. tion, transformations or individual, but their loved gyms are here to stay. I thought this worthy Technology: may attract a more elite ones too. For a very low cost, of a newspaper article, In some gyms, classes athlete. “Recovering from a you get 24/7 access and something for you to are offered virtually – ie. They are all dedicat- stroke can be a long and well-maintained equip- ponder should you be on a screen. ed to serving clients the diffi cult experience full of ment (no supervision). considering any of the That’s right – no in- best way they can. uncertainty, but with per- However, this is a abundant offerings cre- structor. These classes are As with any health sonalised support people business model that relies ated to entice you into a sold as ‘convenient’. decision there are for can live well after stroke. on you not showing up. more active lifestyle. If you have perfect and against any approach “The Stroke Founda- I’m not sure how health, alignment and you take. tion’s mission is to prevent Inexpensive and easy many people reach their form, then go to it, but Just be aware that stroke, save lives and to get qualiﬁ cations: goals with such a mem- most people need a little when you are seeking enhance recovery, but we There are many awe- bership, but I know the guidance with how they out memberships you need your help to deliver some fi tness profession- people walking through move. should be very clear our programs to ensure als out there – often with my door value the super- COME AND SHARE YOUR about what it is you stroke survivors have a university qualifi cations vision and attention to The boutique gym: need from your invest- SENIORS’ MOMENTS! better future. in human movement, how they move. 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Swim safely this summer FOLLOWING recent statistics revealing the severity of drowning numbers in Tasmania, local residents are urged to take the time to learn to swim safely this summer. Chefaholic Royal Life Saving Tasmania has released a Cooking School new report that reveals A PADDOCKChefaholic TO PLATE COOKINGCooking EXPERIENCE School FOR ALL 163 people drowned in A paddock to plate cooking experience for all Tasmania between 1 July CRISPY BEEF AND NOODLE STIR FRY SERVES: 4 - PREPARATION TIME: 30 MINUTES 2002 and 30 June 2017. DuckCOOKING à TIME: l’orange 20 MINUTES ‘A 15-year analysis Ingredients of fatal drowning’ report Ingredients minutes. Remove from • 250g beef strips • ½ broccoli, cut in to florets found men accounted • 1 x 2kg whole duck oven and cover with Grand • 1tblsp olive or peanut oil Marnier• ½ red andcapsicum, cook for sliced a for 83 per cent of these • 150g butter • 2tblsp sweet soy sauce further• 1 c Chinese 5 minutes. cabbage, drowning deaths. •• 1tblsp 100ml oyster Grand sauce Marnier shredded Oceans were the •• 1tblsp 50ml vinegarsweet chilli sauce Remove• 50g snow from peas, oven sliced and in leading location for •• 1tblsp 50g castor mirin sugar strainhalf all diagonally liquid into a drowning, accounting for •• ¼ Juice tsp Chineseof 3 oranges five spice pot,• 200g add hokkien in vinegar, noodles sugar 32 per cent of drowning •• ½ 6 onion,oranges finely sliced and• 50g juice unsalted of 3 oranges cashews deaths, followed by riv- • 1 tsp garlic paste and• 50g reduce crispy until fried aegg nice • 1 tsp ginger paste consistency.noodles ers, creeks and streams Method • ½ carrot, cut into • 1spring onion, sliced (29 per cent). Cleanmatchsticks and pat dry duck, Meanwhile peel and cut Royal Life Sav- heat butter in fry pan large oranges and prep with no ing Society Tasmania Methodenough to hold duck and skin or seed. When sauce is fry duck for approximately president Pene Snashall 1. Collect all ingredients. nearly ready add segments 5 minutes. said to be safe, people 2. Mix together sliced beef, saucesto sauce and and spice warm in - ado bowl not let oranges break down. should not overestimate Placeand duck allow in ovento marinate. for their swimming ability 3.approximately Prepare vegetables 45 minutes as shown.Carve duck and cover or underestimate aquatic 4.on 180°CHeat frypan, basting add as youpreferred go. with oil sauceand cook and beefarrange until Turn heat down to 160°C conditions. browned. segments. and cook for a further 30 “Conditions can 5. Add onion, garlic and ginger and sauté untilEnjoy! change rapidly in both translucent. Remove from frypan and place in a open and inland water- For cleanfurther bowl. information please contact: ways,” she said. E:6. [email protected] prepared vegetables to warm pan and cook till tender bit still crisp. Add noodles and stir well. Add “Always check the P: 0407cooked 175 beef 720 and or cook 0448 for 820a further 367 2 minutes. conditions before you go ww7. w.chefaholiccookingschool.comPresent on a plate and sprinkle with cashews, fried out and be prepared for Royal Life Saving Society Tasmania project and programs manager Karina Siggins, left , and business development manager De- noodles and spring onion. any situation.” nise Palmer, right, with Minister for Sport and Recreati on Jacquie Petrusma. 8. Garnish: Fried noodles, cashews and spring onion. Ms Snashall said drowning deaths were Your Mates Drink and occurred in winter. of drowning deaths. For more informa- For further information please contact: preventable. Drown” campaign. Ms Snashall said that “Take care around tion and resources, visit E: [email protected] “Don’t take risks Ms Snashall said the cold water shock was a edges, wear a lifejacket royallifesaving.com.au. P: 0407 175 720 or 0448 820 367 around water, wear a campaign called on men key issue in Tasmania, when boating or fi shing, www.chefaholiccookingschool.com life jacket, and avoid to look out for each with water temperatures and never go out alone.” alcohol,” she said. other. dropping below 12 Sadly, fi ve children Alcohol has been “Avoid alcohol degrees in winter. under the age of fi ve identifi ed as a key risk around water and keep Drowning is height- drowned in Tasmania factor, with more than your mates out of ened in cold water over the 15-year report 28 per cent of drowning trouble by speaking up if because the body’s initial period. deaths known to involve they are drunk and they shock response causes Ms Snashall said alcohol. decide to go swimming hyperventilation, hyper- parents and carers could Royal Life Saving or take the boat for a thermia and an increase not be complacent about Tasmania is addressing spin,” she said. in metabolism. a child’s safety around these statistics through Over the 15-year “It’s important to water. its support of the Federal period, 31 per cent be prepared whenever “Royal Life Saving Government’s “Don’t Let of drowning deaths around water even when Tasmania continue you’re not planning on to promote the Keep going in,” Ms Snashall Watch program, educat- said. ing parents and carers OSTEOPATHY “Falls into water ac- on toddler water safety,” counted for 18 per cent she said. 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20 Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 Community News Have your say TASMANIA has a rich proach to multiculturalism Local gamemakers’ push history of migration to the and identifi ed priori- state. ties are ‘on track’ and It is home to people relevant, Communities born in 177 different Tasmania is seeking feed- countries and there are back from locals on their 159 identifi ed languages experience and views. to forge new industry spoken in Tasmanian You can have your homes. say by completing an According to the online survey or making a 2016 Census, more than written submission before 61,200 Tasmanians were 30 November 2018. born overseas. Details are available at Regardless of country www.multicultural.tas.gov. of birth, language, culture, au/review. religion, or time of arrival, You can also partici- all Tasmanians share pate in a regional forum common aspirations for hosted by the Multicul- good health and wellbe- tural Council of Tasmania ing, equitable access to in collaboration with affordable government Communities Tasmania. services and participation The closest forum for in the community. Glenorchy, Hobart and The ‘Tasmanian Multi- Eastern Shore residents is cultural Policy and Action in Hobart. Plan’ seeks to realise that The Hobart forum vision. will be held on Saturday In early 2019, a new 24 November from Tasmanian Multicultural 11am at the Moonah Policy and Action Plan Multicultural Hub, located will be launched, building at 65 Hopkins Street, on the achievements Moonah. of the 2014 Tasmanian This is a free event Multicultural Policy and with light refreshments Multicultural Action Plan. provided. The new Multicultur- If you would like to al Policy will establish a register, please phone set of principles and val- MCOT on (03) 6170 ues to bring to life in the 9197. Tasmanian community, If you have any requiring the Government questions about the new and entire community to Tasmanian Multicultural work together. 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Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 21 Community News Tasmanian Iconic Walks Bawdy Pantos returns to the stage with Bumblelina

Tasmanian Iconic Walks directors, from left , Jo Cordell-Cooper, Melinda Williams and Marg Marshall during the inaugural walk earlier this year. WALKING FOR A WORTHY CAUSE IN recognition of its efforts in raising While fundraising to assist stroke much needed funds for the Stroke survivors is a great cause, Tasmanian Foundation, not-for-profi t organisation Iconic Walks also educates participants Tasmania Iconic Walks has been award- about the value of reducing the risk ed the Eastern Shore Sun Advertising factor for stroke while enjoying nature Award at the 2018 Business East with friends. Awards. “The second highest risk factor for By blending an enchanting and stroke is low levels of physical exer- challenging wilderness hike from Tas- cise – high blood pressure is number man Arch to Fortescue Bay, Tasmanian one – so when people sign up to go on Iconic Walks founder Jo Cordell-Coop- this walk they understand it is a 17 kilo- er said she suspected the participants metre, seven to eight-hour adventure,” would embrace the fundraising require- Ms Cordell-Cooper said. ment of the event. “They have to prepare for it over Ms Cordell-Cooper, in addition to a few months and are consequently her personal training business, runs the addressing their own risk factors. not-for-profi t organisation from her “We appeal to the adventure that is home in Geilston Bay with a board of within so many of us – the taking on of fi ve directors, who are all some way a big physical goal and training to be fi t intimately affected by stroke. enough to really thrive on the day. “We were totally blown away by “Additionally, we have created the level of interest in our event,” Ms fi tness training resources, so for those Cordell-Cooper said. who really don’t know where to start to “Not only did we have 18 teams be fi t enough for such a long event, we of four sign up for our inaugural event, help you. some of them got really competitive “We have video resources as well around the fundraising knowing that as articles to get you fi t and healthy on 100 per cent of their fundraising would the day.” go to the Stroke Foundation.” Registrations for the 2019 event are Each team was required to raise a now open. total of $1000 – just $250 each – and For more information or to register, Beryl Crust, left , played by Daryl Peebles and director Ben Armitage will make a welcome return to the stage in this year’s Bawdy the inaugural event held earlier this year visit https://tasmanianiconicwalks.org/ Pantos, Bumblelina. raised almost $28,000 for the Stroke get-involved/registrations/ or phone Jo Foundation. on 0409 862 206. JUST when you thought fi rst time in more than a mas carols that poke fun Mr Armitage said. it was safe to go back to decade due to renova- at Tasmanian people and “It’s our 16th year and the theatre, the madcap tions at the Theatre Royal. places. the Bawdy Pantos has bunch known as Bawdy Directed by Howrah “This year, John X become a must see for Pantos are hitting the resident Ben Armitage, returns to the show and local theatre goers who stage again with their the story is a version of will be joined by his love a laugh and like to annual twisted fairy tale. Thumblelina that sees wife Cassie, Peter Gee, see some fun poked at This year’s raunchy among other things, time Danielle Lipscombe, Tasmania, Tasmanians and romp is called ‘Bum- travel, the Tasmanian Samantha James-Radford, especially local politicians. blelina’, with the Bawdy Parliament being taken Jeff Keogh, Sophie Tyrrell, “Our writer Daryl Pantos returning to the over entirely by women Al Plath and the gorgeous Peebles always hits the Playhouse Theatre for the and community Christ- Bawdy Pantos dancers,” mark with his witty take on Tasmanian politics and issues, and the cast throwing the odd idea or two along the way. “Retired ABC news- reader Peter Gee has put Phillip Stephens pen to paper and come up with some hilarious versions of well-known FUNERALS Christmas carols. “As always, we are raising money for charity and this year we are helping out Melanoma Tasmania, who provide personal... counselling and support to Tasmanians and their with care families affected by melanoma.” that makes Bumblelina will be showing at the Playhouse the difference Theatre from 4-15 De- cember. For more information or to book, visit www. ph: (03) 6245 0544 www.psfunerals.com centertainment.com.au/ Office - 25 Electra Place, Mornington Chapel - 28 Riawena Road, Rosny events/bawdy or phone 6234 5998. 22

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CLARENCE CHRISTMAS BRUNCH now. Motor Yacht Club Tasmania, 1 Ford FORCETT HALL SWAP MEET outing or luncheon on third Tuesday. New Spend Christmas with new friends and family Parade Lindisfarne. Email: derwentstorms@ Saturday 15 December, starts 9am. Free members welcome. Phone Laurie Stevens A while enjoying gourmet food, entertainment gmail.com.au entry. Stalls $10. Swap meet, trade displays, 6247 6085 or Judy Paynter 6244 3675. AUSTRALIAN RETIRED PERSONS and activities. Christmas Day, 10:30am - barbecue, coffee and soft drink. Ph. 0409 ASSOCIATION 12:30pm at Howrah Community Centre. DICKSON TENNIS AT SUNSHINE TENNIS 976 457. HOWRAH JOEY SCOUTS Social activities for men and women who are Transport available. Enquiries: 6224 4615 or CLUB For boys and girls aged six to eight. Meet on retired or about to retire. Bi-monthly meetings [email protected]. Tennis and multi-sport camps for children Thursday evenings during school terms from with speaker held at the Clarence Senior ages six to 12 years weekday afternoons G 6pm-7pm at the Tranmere Hall. Ph. Fiona Citizens Centre, 17 Alma Street, Bellerive at CLARENCE CITY CHILDREN’S CHOIR during the school holidays. Contact Dickson Roberts on 0418 996 194. GEILSTON BAY TENNIS CLUC 10.30am. Ph. Doris on 6272 3525 or 0437 Choir for children aged 6-16. Meets at Clar- Tennis - phone 0412 817 427 or email info@ Social tennis for all standards on Mondays, 494 659. ence Uniting Church, corner of Cambridge dicksontennis.com to register. HOWRAH MEN’S SHED Tuesdays (7pm), Fridays, Sundays from Road and York Street, Bellerive on Wednes- 11 Howrah Road, Howrah. Ph. Greg on 0427 10am-12 am. Contact Secretary Peter N. on ACTON PARK LANDCARE GROUP days from 4.15-5.15pm during school terms. DODGES FERRY SENIOR CITIZENS 489 171 or email howrahmensshed@gmail. 62443655. Volunteers get together for re-vegetation Phone 0419 312 041. INDOOR BOWLS com and weed removal in Acton Park area. Meet Every Thursday 12.45-4pm at the Dodges GENTLE SQUASH FOR SENIORS third Sunday of the month. Event details on CLARENCE COMMUNITY KNITTING Ferry Recreational Community Centre, next HOWRAH PLAYGROUP (HOWRAH COM- Fun and aerobic fitness program for over our Facebook page or contact Sharon on GROUP to the Dodges Ferry Primary School, Old MUNITY CENTRE) 50s. Every Friday 1.30-3pm at Eastside 0409023981. Knit and crochet for friends, families and Forcett Road. Ph. Jan Patmore 6265 8208. Children up to the age of five. Monday and Squash, 69 Cambridge Road, Bellerive. All charities. Clarence Integrated Care Centre, Tuesdays 9.30-11.30am. $4 per family. How- equipment provided. First lesson free. Ph. Bayfield Street, Rosny. Wednesdays 10am- DRAGONS ABREAST rah Community Centre, 11 Howrah Road, John on 6244 6539. B 12noon. Phone Clare 62444 995. Come and Try dragon boating 3rd Saturday Howrah. Ph. Katie on 0401 906 666. of the month. Lindisfarne Rowing Club. Ph. B4 AT BELLERIVE PRIMARY SCHOOL GIRLS BRIGADE IN ROKEBY CLARENCE COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB Leonie 0499 834 023. HOWRAH COMMUNITY CENTRE Early learning program for children from birth Fourth Hobart Girls Brigade meets Thursdays Alma’s Activities Centre Clarence, 17 Alma Activities available are bowls, tennis, girl to five-years. Indoor and outdoor play, music, 5.30-7.30pm. Girls aged five to 18 welcome. Street, Bellerive. Every Tuesday evening guides, playgroup, yoga, karate, bingo, etc. fun gym sessions. Phone 6244 1200. Contact Lucinda Glover 0429 635 444 or 7.15pm-10pm. Contact Ian Crook 0498 814 Available for hire with or without bar facilities. E [email protected] 082. All enquiries please call 6247 7711 or drop BELLERIVE BLUFF LAND & COAST EASTERN SHORE BRIDGE CLUB into 11 Howrah Road, Howrah. CARE GROUP INC Meets at the Howrah Community Centre, 11 GLEBE HILL BUSHLAND RESERVE CLARENCE LADIES’ PROBUS CLUB 1st Sunday of the month (except Sunday 2 Howrah Road, Howrah, Tuesday events at LANDCARE GROUP Meets on the third Monday of each month HOWRAH SCHOOL FOR SENIORS Sept; January - holidays) from 10am-12noon. 7pm. Phone 6244 1493 (leave a message). All welcome. Regular events and working at the Bellerive Yacht Club at 10am. New New members welcome. Meets every Friday Meet opposite 33 Victoria Esp Bellerive. bees refer to www.facebook.com/GlebeHill- members welcome. Phone Sue on 0418 363 at 10am at the Howrah Community Centre. Weed, plant, mulch & restore the foreshore. EASTERN SHORE MS PEER SUPPORT Landcare or contact Adam Holmstrom at 087 or Gaille on 0408 782 455. Phone Lynne Edgerton 6247 9198. Phone Graeme 0467 514 667 or Tassie 0417 GROUP [email protected] 516 176. Meet every 2nd Friday of the month for tea/ CLARENCE LIONS CLUB coffee at the Bellerive Yacht Club (downstairs) GORDONS HILL LANDCARE GROUP First and third Wednesday of the month at BELLERIVE COMMUNITY ARTS CENTRE from 10.30am-12noon. Guest speakers each Meets on the third Sunday of each month, I the Howrah Community Centre, Howrah Join weekly arts and crafts sessions held month. Email Chris on [email protected] or 9am-12.30pm at Marril Street for working bee INNER WHEEL CLUB OF CLARENCE Road, Howrah at 6.30pm. Ph. Christine 0429 Tuesdays to Fridays or special weekend work- call MS Connect on 1800 042 138. activities. Phone 0476 136 189. Women’s group promoting true friendship 979 070. shops. Annual membership $30. Email belle- and ideals of personal service and interna- [email protected] or phone 6245 1036. EASTERN SHORE NEEDLEWORK GROUP tional understanding. Meets fourth Thursday CLARENCE PENSIONERS ASSOCIATION Located at 17 Cambridge Road, Bellerive. Meets at Howrah Community Centre, 11 every month from 7-9.30pm at the Beltana Clarence Integrated Care Centre, Bayfield H Road, Howrah on Monday mornings 9am- Bowls Club, Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne. Ph. Street, Rosny. First Friday in the month from HANDS ON BELLERIVE CWA BRANCH 12pm and Wednesdays 12.30-3.30pm. $3 Lois 0428 490 205. 12.30-2pm. Phone Clare 6244 4995. Meets at Lindisfarne Activities Centre (37a Meets first Monday every month at St Mark’s, per session and participants are required Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne), every Monday - Corner Clarence and Scott Streets, Belle- to be members of the centre. All forms of CLARENCE PLAINS TAI CHI excluding public holidays. Embroidery, card rive. 11.30am handcraft (bring own lunch needlework welcome. Phone 6243 0249. Contact the Rokeby Neighbourhood Centre making, scrap booking, Victorian boxes, afterwards). 1pm branch meeting. Contact J on 6247 6778 for more information. jewellery making. Ph. Margaret Rust on 6244 JUST WALK IT Kath Chipman on 6248 9007 or email kath. EASTERN SHORE RAMBLERS (BUSH- 2690. If you are 55 and over and enjoy walking, join [email protected] WALKING CLUB) CLARENCE PLAINS WALK AND TALK our friendly walking group. Free of charge. Three different levels of walks on Sundays GROUP HOBART DOLPHINS MASTERS SWIM- Ph. Joyce on 0408 487 218. BELLERIVE HISTORICAL SOCIETY and two annual weekends away in Tasmania. Mondays from 9.30-10.30am, starting from MING CLUB Located 17 Cambridge Rd. Open Saturday Great way to exercise, see areas of the state Clarence Plains Community Health Centre, 8am on Saturday at the Clarence Pool or JUSTICE OF THE PEACE from 10am-3pm. Meetings on the first and create friendships. Ph. Rob Peterson Heart Place, Rokeby. Free to join. Ph. Roke- 9am on Sunday at the Friends Pool. Variety Voluntary JP available between 9.30am-4pm Wednesday of each month at 7.30pm. Ph. 0467 255 478 or email robpeterson@ by Neighbourhood Centre 6247 6778. of programs on offer. Ph. 0438 629 160. each Tuesday in the office just inside and to Mike 0400 974 056m visit www.bellerivehisto- netspace.net.au. the left of the Service Tasmania shop in Bligh ry.com or email [email protected] CLARENCE PLAINS HISTORY GROUP HOBART LADIES BADMINTON ASSOCI- Street, Rosny Park. EATING WITH FRIENDS @ PITTWATER Discover the history and heritage of this very ATION BELLERIVE PCYC PLAYGROUP NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSE early settlement. Ph. Lorraine 0415 847 360. STBA Hall, 101 Cascade Road, South Ho- Runs every Wednesday during school terms Second and fourth Friday of each month. bart, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9.30-11.30am. Located at Bellerive $10pp for a three-course meal. Bookings K CLARENCE WALK AND TALK GROUP 9.20am-12pm. Email secretaryhlba@gmail. PCYC, 10 Scott Street, Bellerive. Cost is $3 essential. Ph. 6265 1155. KIDS CLUB @ PITTWATER NEIGHBOUR- Leaves Medical Centre, Bayfield Street, Ros- com or phone 0407 766 054 per family. First visit is free. Phone Megan on HOOD HOUSE ny. Starts 9.30am Monday and Wednesday. 0417 366 870. First and third Wednesday of each month. Local walk Wednesday and MTT bus to other HOBART MODEL AERO CLUB 3pm-5.30pm. Gold coin donation. Children walks, Mondays. Ph. Dot Batt 6244 6276 or F Radio controlled fixed wing and rotary aircraft BELLERIVE YOUTH GROUPS under-nine must be accompanied by an Mavis Kregor 6247 8696. FACIAL PAIN SUPPORT GROUP at Kelly Field on Richmond/Campania Alive and Crosswired on every Friday during adult. Light meal provided. Trigeminal neuralgia and other facial pain Road. Flying every day from 9am until early school term. For grades 3-6 and runs from COAL RIVER VALLEY GARDEN CLUB INC sufferers meet regularly for information and afternoon, weather permitting. Instruction 4.30-6pm. Crosswired for grades 7-12 and KNOPWOOD KNITTERS Fourth Monday of the month, February-No- support. Phone Helen 0459 022 883 or Ros available and visitors welcome. Ph. Barry runs from 6.30-8.30pm. Visit stmarksbelle- Mondays from 10.30am at Clarence Plains vember, Richmond Football Club Rooms, 6234 7989. Gerrard on 0417 032 901 or bgerrard@ rive.org.au. Community Health Centre, Heart Place, Victoria Street, Richmond at 7.30pm. Phone bigpond.net.au. Rokeby. Free to join and welcome to every- 6260 2727. FITNESS IN THE PARK BELTANA BOWLS CLUB one. Contact the Rokeby Neighbourhood Free outdoor fitness group. Winter program HOBART TOWN (1804) FIRST SETTLERS Barefoot bowls every Tuesday evening Centre on 62476778. COAL RIVER VALLEY SUSTAINABLE April-September and summer program ASSOCIATION INC. during daylight savings time 5.30pm for 6pm LIVING GROUP - RICHMOND October-end of daylight savings. More info at Meetings held at 10am on the first Tuesday start. Located in Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne. Centacare meeting room in Torrens Street, www.ccc.tas.gov.au or email liveclarence@ of each month (except January) in the Moo- Phone 6243 8706 or email beltanabowls@ Richmond. Second Tuesday of the month at ccc.tas.gov.au nah Community Centre, 7 Gormanston Road. bigpond.com L 7pm. Ph. Penny Wadsley 6260 2950, email Visit htfs.org.au. LAUNCHING INTO LEARNING – HOWRAH [email protected] or find us on FLAGSTAFF GULLY LANDCARE GROUP PRIMARY SCHOOL BOULE / PETANQUE Facebook. For information about the Flagstaff Gully HORNBY RAILWAY COLLECTORS ASSO- Birth - 5 years, 9.15am - 10.30am Wednes- Howrah Community Centre, 11 Howrah Landcare Group please contact Peter CIATION OF AUSTRALIA day & Friday. Ph 6246 6333. Road, all year on Thursdays from 1.30pm. CORPUS CHRISTI CATHOLIC SCHOOL McGlone on 0406 380 545 or business Preservation and running of old commer- Games finish between 3-3.30pm. Phone PLAY AND LEARN: CREATIVE CHILDREN phone 6234 3552. cial model railways with a special interest LAUNCHING INTO LEARNING - LAUDER- 6269 3509. Play and Learn: Creative Children is held in Hornby trains and Meccano products. DALE PRIMARY SCHOOL every Tuesday from 9.30-10.30am during the FOOD GARDEN GROUP Meetings held monthly. Ph. Barry Dent on Programs for 2018: LiL (0-4 years) - Monday school term in Ballygriffin House at Corpus Informal monthly garden visits. Membership 0417 142 380. 9-10.15am (sports centre) & Friday 11.45am- C Christi Catholic School. Play and Learn is a free. Experts and novices welcome. Email 12.30pm (library). Pre-Kinder Friday 1.15- CHAT ‘N’ EAT free birth to four years old program. Facili- [email protected] HOWRAH AUXILIARY OF THE ROYAL 2.20pm (sports centre). Ph: 6248 6260 or Senior singles or couples meet for midday tated by kinder staff, these sessions focus on HOBART HOSPITAL check our Facebook page for updates. meal on fourth Thursday of the month. fun and interactive activities for children. All FORCETT HALL CHRISTMAS CONCERT Meetings held on the first Wednesday of Bookings essential by the Monday before the welcome. 8 December. Concert by Riverside Arts month at Clarence Integrated Care Centre, LAUNCHING INTO LEARNING - LINDIS- meal. Phone Dawn 6247 9011. Club starts at 7.30pm. Pre-concert drinks Bayfield Street, Rosny at 1.30pm. New FARNE NORTH PRIMARY SCHOOL at 6.45pm. Tickets $15 for adults, $7.50 for members welcome. Phone 6244 2231 or Programs for children from birth to 4 years CLARENCE AQUATIC CENTRE YMCA D children, includes supper and lucky door. 6243 5857. old: Music – Tuesdays 9–9:30am in the Mu- Aqua aerobics classes Tuesday nights Tickets from Susan, ph 0409 628 031. Raffle sic Room. Little Learners – Thursdays 9:15 DERWENT STORMS DRAGON BOAT CLUB 6.30pm. Aqua Zumba classes Thursday drawn on the night. Christmas items for sale HOWRAH COMBINED PROBUS CLUB –10:45am in the Kinder. Let’s Move, Read Are you 40+ and looking to stay fit and join a nights 6.30pm. at great prices. All proceeds go to the upkeep Meets at 10am on the first Tuesday of month & Rhyme – Fridays 9–10am in the Gym and crew? Men’s and women’s crews recruiting of the hall. at the Howrah Community Centre. Day’s Library. Phone 62430101. 23

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LAUNCHING INTO LEARNING - RISDON LINDISFARNE RIVERSIDE ARTS CLUB PITTWATER ART GROUP 7-9pm at Midway Point Hall, 31 Raynors STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE (SOUTH- VALE PRIMARY SCHOOL AND CHOIR Every Tuesday 10am-12pm/1pm for nine Road, Midway Point. Ph. John on 6269 2952 ERN REGIONAL VOLUNTEER UNIT) Risdon Vale Primary School offers Early Choir practice Thursday evenings at the weeks at the Supper Room Memorial Hall, or Jenny on 0418 249 786. Meet at their depot 132 Mornington Road, Learning for children from birth to four-year Lindisfarne Citizens Activities Centre 7.30- Cole Street, Sorell. Ph. Gail 6265 8775. Mornington every Wednesday night at every Tuesday 9-11am and Thursday 9.30pm. Monthly play readings on Mondays. SINGING GROUP – FIND YOUR VOICE 7.30pm. Contact Syd McClymont. Ph. 0407 12.30-2.30pm. Pre-kinder 9-10.30am every Phone Jeff Cheal on 0417 641 952. www. PROBUS CLUB OF LAUDERDALE Wednesday 1pm to 2.30pm Clarence Plains 847 718. Thursday. Ph. 6242 5222. riversideartsclub.org.au COMBINED INC. Youth Centre, Grange Road, Rokeby. Free to Meets third Tuesday of each month at the join, everyone welcome. Ph. Wendy Bryant LAUNCH INTO LEARNING - SOUTH ARM LINDISFARNE SCHOOL FOR SENIORS Abundant Life Church Lauderdale. Club out- on 1800 269 672. T PRIMARY SCHOOL Fridays 10am-midday at the Lindisfarne ings take place on first Tuesday. Speakers, TANGO THERAPY Every Friday during school term. 0-4-years Activities Centre, 37a Lincoln Street. Guest organised trips and social activities. Contact SIT AND BE FIT CHAIR EXERCISE Tango therapy session every Thursday 9.15am-10.45am and pre-kinder 10.45am- speakers on a range of topics. Ph. 6243 6689. Secretary c/o Post Office Box 48, Rokeby, Great fun. Suitable for anyone wanting to from 11am to 12noon at Tranmere Hall, 27 12.30pm. Ph. 6239 9126. Tas 7019. improve their health and balance. Mondays Tranmere Road, Howrah. Ph. Jenny on 0477 LINE DANCING 10am at Clarence and Senior Citizens, Alma 505 901. LAWN BOWLS SOCIAL Tuesdays from 11am-12.30pm for beginners Street. Wed and Fri 10.30am at St Marks Played every Friday at Beltana Bowls Club, and improvers. Lindisfarne Community Church Hall, Scott Street. Cuppa provided R TASMANIAN FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne. 12pm for 12.30pm Centre. Ph. Gaye on 0458 133 124. afterwards. Phone Vicki on 0419 155 578. ROKEBY NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE (TFHS) start. Entry fee includes nibbles after the Computer class, cooking class, community Library at the Old Bellerive Post Office at 19 game. New bowlers welcome. Ph. 6243 8706 LITTLE LEARNERS SORELL BOWLS CLUB lunch, model class, sewing and craft, oil paint- Cambridge Road, Bellerive is open Tuesdays or email [email protected]. Free early years learning program for up to Social and barefoot bowls from 3pm on ing class, café conversation, belly dancing, 12.30-3.30pm, Wednesdays 9.30-12.30pm five-year-olds and their parents. Tuesdays Friday afternoons. Ph. 6269 2112. zumba, after school program, after school and Saturdays 1.30-4.30pm. Visit www. LEWISHAM FORESHORE MANAGEMENT 9.15-10.45am during school terms. At Em- sports program. Ph. Cate or Nicole on 6247 hobart.tasfhs.org or ph. 6244 4527. ASSOCIATION INC. manuel Christian School, 1 Chipmans Road, SORELL BRANCH CWA 6778 or email [email protected] Save the Lewisham Foreshore. We need Rokeby. Meet first Wednesday of the month at TASSIE ROCKERS DANCE CLUB your support. Contact Valerie Reid on 0418 1.30pm in the CWA Room at Sorell Memorial. ROSNY PARK BOWLS CLUB Every Wednesday at the Derwent City Bowls 124804. New members are welcome. Phone Made- Excellent venue available for hire with view, 7pm-10pm. Suitable for all ages and family line on 0428 122 098 for more info. M full bar and kitchen, ample car parking. Ph. friendly. Ph. Caryl 0409 703 044. LINCOLN SINGERS MAINLY MUSIC 6244 1642. New members for social, indoor Rehearsals in Lindisfarne Citizens Activities SORELL MEN’S SHED 10am every Thursday except in school and pennant bowls welcome. TENNIS AT SUNSHINE TENNIS CLUB Centre with concerts around Tasmania. Ph. Open Monday to Friday from 9am-3.30pm. holidays. Hosted by Good News Church, Social tennis played every weekday at 11 Margot Lampkin on 6244 5344. Located Station Lane, Sorell. Ph. 0478 051 238 Clarence Street, Howrah. Interactive ROSNY NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE Howrah Road, Howrah. Coaching available. 266 during opening hours. 30-minute music sessions for birth to school- CRAFT CLASSES Phone Sean Kelly, president, on 0448 329 LINDISFARNE ACTIVITIES CENTRE - age children with their parents/caregivers. Located at Seventh Day Adventist church, 28 771, visit sunshinetennisclub.org.au or email SOCIAL INDOOR BOWLS SORELL ON STAGE THEATRE GROUP Ph. 0429 951 880. Riawena Road. Classes in painting, embroi- [email protected] Wednesdays 1pm. For further details phone Welcomes new members. People interested dery, paper craft and cards, beading, quilting, 6243 6029 or 6243 8184. in any aspects of theatre phone 6106 0071. MASTERS ATHLETICS cooking and bear-making. Meets Thursdays THE FRIENDSHIP FORCE Come and try athletics for the over 30’s in from 9.30am. Ph. Noela on 0438 027 632 or Fosters peace and understanding through LINDISFARNE ANGLICAN CHURCH SORELL RED CROSS FRIENDSHIP a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Running, Kay 6243 8060. a program of home hosting at home and Playgroup for children under 5. Every GROUP walking, jumping and throwing weekly overseas. Club meets bi-monthly at Rosny Tuesday during school term, 10am-12pm the Meets on third Friday of every second from October to March. Program at www. ROSNY PARK TENNIS CLUB LINC. Phone 6243 7050. Lindisfarne Anglican Church (54 Lincoln St). month at 1.30pm in the Fraser room at 45 tasmastersathletics.org.au. Ph. 0428 376 741 Social tennis, competition and court hire All welcome. Cost is $2 and a piece of fruit to Arthur Street (independent living units). New or email [email protected] available at 18 Bastick Street, Rosny Park. THE LITTLE HELP PROJECT share. Contact Chris 0412 893 012. member welcome. Ph. Merrilyn Jones on Coaching also available. See our webpage or Girls only (12-16yrs) free self-defence class- 6265 1320. MEN’S BREAKFAST email [email protected]. Ph. Di es in Brazilian Jujitsu for beginners. 2pm LINDISFARNE BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP St George’s Church Hall, Sorell, third Fincke on 0417 447 842 or 6244 7820. Saturdays on the Eastern Shore. Join in and Meets each Sunday at 10am at the Lindis- SOUND PRESERVATION ASSOCIATION Wednesday of each month at 7.30am. Ph. have fun. Email: [email protected], farne Activities Centre (37a Lincoln Street, OF TASMANIA 6248 1878. ROTARY CLUB OF BELLERIVE Ph 0429 134 581. Sponsored by Little Help Lindisfarne). Phone Laurie Rowston on 62 Museum and Resource/Research Centre, 19 Meets every Monday at the Bellerive Yacht Project Tas and Clarence City Council. 478156 or email [email protected] for Cambridge Road, Bellerive, open Monday, MIDWAY POINT-PENNA NEIGHBOUR- Club 6pm for 6.30pm start. Ph. 0407 495 771. further information. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 11am- HOOD WATCH THE REDEEMED CHURCH OF GOD 3pm. Collection of old radios, phonographs Active group meets first ednesdayW of the ROTARY CLUB OF HOWRAH SANCTUARY PARISH LINDISFARNE COMBINED PROBUS CLUB and recording equipment. Entry by gold coin month at noon at the Midway Point Commu- Meets every Thursday at the Tasmania Meets Sunday mornings at 10am at Warrane The newly arranged Combined Probus Club donation. nity Hall. Ph. Pat Leary 0419 318 012. Police Academy, South Arm Road, Rokeby at Primary School Hall, 213 Cambridge Road, at Lindisfarne invites all members of the 6pm. Ph. 0417 367 700. Warrane. Ph. Pastor Colin Jones on 0447 community to attend meetings as listed: First SOUTH ARM COMMUNITY MARKET MINI MARKET – SEVEN MILE BEACH 288 191. Tuesday in the month at The Motor Yacht 9 Calverton Place. First Sunday morning CANCER & CARING AUXILIARY ROTARY CLUB OF LINDISFARNE. Club Ford Parade Lindisfarne at 10am with a of the month. Different theme each month. Friday 23 November at Lewis Park, Surf Road, Meets first and third Wednesday of the month TIME OUT CRAFT PROGRAM meeting followed by morning tea and a guest December: Christmas gift and celebration Seven Mile Beach from 3pm-7pm and Satur- at the Beltana Bowls Club, Lincoln Street, Range of crafts on Thursdays 9.30am- speaker. A visit to have lunch is arranged market. January: Artists market. Like us day 24 November from 9am-1pm. If you would Lindisfarne at 6:30pm. Visitors welcome. Ph. 12pm during school terms at Citywide, 400 every third Tuesday with an Ausmas lunch in on Facebook. Ph 0426 821 530 or email: like to have your own stall, ph 0438 218 185. 0419 304 020. Cambridge Road, Mornington. New 2 U ladies July and a Christmas dinner in December. All [email protected]. dress and accessories op shop also available. members of the public are welcome to attend MT RUMNEY LANDCARE GROUP INC. ROTARY CLUB OF SORELL Enquiries Raie Semmens on 6244 2586. and join the club SOUTH ARM GARDEN CLUB We meet bi-monthly to undertake various ac- Meets every Monday at the Sorell RSL Meets monthly. All welcome. Garden visits tivities to improve our local environment. Visit 6.30pm for 7pm start. All welcome. Ph. Mick TRANMERE CLARENCE PLAINS LAND & LINDISFARNE COMMUNITY LIBRARY held throughout the year. Ph. Richard 6239 https://mtrumneylandcaregroup.wordpress. Dudgeon on 0417 361 328. COAST CARE Lindisfarne Activities Centre, 37a Lincoln 9730 or Dianne 0448 824 892. com for information. All volunteers welcome. Help enhance and preserve natural values in Street. Open weekdays 10am-2pm and RHYTHM AND BEACHES COMMUNITY the Tranmere, Rokeby and Clarendon Vale Saturday mornings 10am-12noon. Ph. Diane SOUTH EAST PINGO MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS RESEARCH SINGERS area. Activities at various sites on Thursdays on 6244 3439. Every Tuesday Morning 9.45am-11.45am. STUDY Singing group meets every Tuesday from 7-9 and last Sunday of every month. Email $10 for 28 games. Everyone wins a prize. People living with MS are needed for a re- pm at Okines Community House (opposite [email protected] or phone 0435 325 171. LINDISFARNE GARDEN CLUB Morning tea provided. For further information, search study investigating whether step-train- Dodges Ferry Primary School). No audition Meets on fourth Tuesday monthly, Febru- please phone Elizabeth on 6265 2305 or ing exercises can help to reduce their risk of required. Ph. Mervyn on 0417 462 310. ary-November, 2pm at CWA Hall, 29a Lincoln Beth on 6269 3839. falling. For more info, ph 0447 397 071, email Street, Lindisfarne. Guest speaker, afternoon U [email protected] or go to neura. tea. All welcome. Enquiries phone 6244 1271. SOUTHERN BEACHES LAND/COAST- U3A CLARENCE edu.au/clinical-trial/step-training-ms/ S CARE INC. Monday and Wednesday mornings at Rosny LINDISFARNE HISTORICAL SOCIETY INC. SENIORS MOMENTS Meetings first Friday every month, working LINC. Ph. Carol Rossendell on 0409 698 Hold monthly meetings, afternoons and Meets at Howrah Church of Christ, 30 bees third Saturday. Primrose Sands working 198, email [email protected], evenings, at the Lindisfarne Activities Centre. N Holland Court, Howrah every Wednesday bees first Saturday each month. Clean up visit http://u3aclarence.com A range of speakers, discussions and outings. NATIONAL SERVICEMAN’S ASSOCIA- from 10am. Ph. Denise 6247 8713 or 0417 groups third Sunday. Contact Glenn 6265 Enquiries, email [email protected] TION 103 567. 8682 or Gwen 6265 8335 or southern- If you did Nasho’s. Monthly luncheons are [email protected] W LINDISFARNE LADIES PROBUS CLUB held at local hotels on the third Thursday of SEVEN MILE BEACH CANCER & CARING WARRANE MORNINGTON NEIGHBOUR- Meets 10am on the second Monday each each month. We assist members to get their AUXILIARY SOUTHERN DISTRICTS CONCERT BAND HOOD CENTRE INC month at Motor Yacht Club of Tasmania, NSA Medals. We also collect copies of Pla- Meet at Lewis Hall, Surf Road, Seven Mile Community concert band each Thursday Provides access to exercise/yoga classes, 1 Ford Parade, Lindisfarne. Outings or toon photos, if anyone can assist let us know. Beach. Third Monday of each month 12-2pm. night from 7.30-9.30pm at 550 East Derwent food assistance, Nil$, computer access, luncheon held fourth Monday each month. Contact: NSA Secretary - Gary Gillies. Email: Phone Di 0438 218 185. Highway, Risdon. No audition, any level of social activities, information and referral. Ph Ph. 6243 4428. [email protected] ot ph: 6243 4431. skill. Contact Kristin Nichols at kirstin24_n@ 6244 6346 or email [email protected] SHORELINE COMBINED PROBUS CLUB yahoo.com.au. or visit the Facebook page. LINDISFARNE MASONIC CENTRE INC. Different Masonic orders meet at the centre Meets on the third Monday of each month at ST ANDREW HIGHLAND GATHERING P WAVERLEY FLORA PARK LANDCARE in Gordons Hill Road, Lindisfarne. Hall is the Howrah Community Centre, 11 Howrah Sunday 18 Febraury 2018. 10am-4pm. PINGO @ PITTWATER NEIGHBOURHOOD Every Wednesday 9.30am-12pm or first available for use by community and other Road Howrah, from 10am. New members Enjoy the spectacle of pipe bands, highland HOUSE Saturday of the month for family landcare groups. Ph. 6243 8097 or write to PO Box welcome. Ph. 6247 6277. dancing, the Clarence City Concert Band and Played the same as bingo, but for grocery activities fun for kids. Training provided. Meet 116 Lindisfarne Tas 7015. the Navy Cadet Drum Corps. Located at the prizes. $10pp (10 games) Mondays 12pm- at Winifred Curtis entrance, Mercedes Place, SING AUSTRALIA SORELL Village Green, Richmond. 2pm cuppa & cake provided. Phone 6265 Bellerive. Ph. Karen 6244 2001 or email Fun singing (voice quality doesn’t matter), 1155 for more info. [email protected] no auditions. Every Wednesday night from 24

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Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 25 Community News MOTORISED GARAGE DOORS Second chances MORNINGTON Park Waste Transfer Station held a sausage sizzle at the Second Chance Re- use Shop to raise funds for the Dogs’ Home of Tasmania. As well as a sausage sizzle, the Transfer Station put on face painting, a raffl e, and showed a display of furry friends from the Dogs’ Home. The prize for the raffl e was a brand-new kennel which was donat- ed for the event. The winner of the PLUMBER kennel was Megan and PRELOVED her puppy Wellie, who she rescued from the CLOTHING Dogs’ Home of Tasmania. The aim of the event MARKET was to raise money to go towards the achieve- ment of the Dogs’ Home of Tasmania’s goals for CHRISTMAS • Hot water cylinder repairs and replacements 2018. • Blocked drains TWILIGHT PRELOVED This year, the Dogs’ • LPG and Natural Gas CLOTHING MARKET Home is working hard to • Domestic and commercial plumbing provide the best possible Come & join the fun! care to all dogs who Community members att ended the Second Chance Reuse Shop’s sausage sizzle to raise money for the Dogs’ Home of Tasmania. CALL HARRY TODAY FOR A FREE QUOTE Artisan Xmas giftware, enter its care. coffee & food vans, live It is promoting the The Dogs’ Home is With the help of Local businesses Mobile: 0499 555 010 dual responsibilities of also promoting desexing loyal customers and the which supported the Email: [email protected] music & piles of fab dog ownership – ensur- of dogs and delivering wider Eastern Shore event include BlueScope preloved clothing. ing that dog owners not education programs to community, the Transfer Steel, Baker’s Delight Saturday 1 December, only look after their dogs, schools in the commu- Station was able to raise Glenorchy and Trendy but their community. nity. $1,500 on the day. Cut Meats. 3-7pm, Kingston Beach PLUMBER / DRAINER Hall. licence no. 1007780 We’re popping-up on Available for all general plumbing the Eastern Shore in & bathroom renovation 2019. Very good rates Watch this space! Enquire: 0428 161 200 Christmas in Clarence Call Yanni on 0402 168 129 or prelovedclothing. Sunday 25th of November and save money com.au Santa Parade - Bligh St & Winkleigh Place - 9:45am to 10:45am Presented by Eastlands Shopping Centre

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26 Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 Kids Corner! Colouring Competition Simply colour in the below and return to the Eastlands Customer Service Desk with your contact details by December 22nd for your chance to win a centre gift card valued at $50.*

CHILD’S FULL NAME:______AGE: ______PARENT/GUARDIAN’S FULL NAME:______PHONE NUMBER: ______

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Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 27 Community News You’re the Claws out for new Tassie television series TASMANIAN television documentary series ‘Aus- sie Lobster Men’ is set boss to make a splash on our television screens early next year. The $1.4 million series was produced by Fredbird Entertainment in association with Tasmanian production company Winning Post and follows the real-life drama of six lobster boat crews. Minister for the Arts Elise Archer joined some of the cast, crew and crayfi sh at Consti- tution Dock recently to announce funding for the series through the From left , Minister for the Arts Elise Archer and star of Aussie Lobster Men skipper Brendan Tasmanian Government’s “Squizzy” Taylor. $2 million Screen Inno- vation fund. fi shermen at sea as they emergencies, mechanical Aussie Lobster Men “Screen Tasmania face challenging weath- breakdowns, and separa- is set to hit screens on has invested $2 million er conditions, medical tion from their families. 7mate in 2019. in this exciting and am- bitious new series,” Ms Independent Member for Denison Andrew Wilkie, left , and The Salvati on Army Moneycare Archer said. facilitator Terry Howard. “The Tasmanian Government is a proud THE Salvation Army ly vulnerable,” he said. accounting. supporter of Tasmania’s will launch its ‘You’re “A program like You’re the Boss has thriving screen indus- the Boss’ program this You’re the Boss will help been run previously tries, which is why it month, designed to help teach us all the impor- around Australia and is investing $2 million improve fi nancial literacy tance of managing our has shown continued over three years to drive within the community. money properly.” success. the production of new You’re the Boss is an Salvation Army A formal evaluation Freemasons’ Homes and innovative screen award-winning fi nancial Moneycare facilitator revealed that 87.5 per productions, like Aussie capability program devel- Terry Howard said the cent of respondents said th Lobster Men.” oped by The Salvation program would provide they had applied what Saturday 8 December In addition to show- Army to empower and fi nancial literacy as a they’d learned to their casing Tasmania’s pristine equip people to be form of early interven- own fi nancial situation, oceans and incredible the boss of their own tion. and long-term results 9am till 3pm crayfi sh to the world, fi nances. “By engaging with included changed money Aussie Lobster Men has The program stresses the program, people can behaviours and increased 7 Ballawinne Road provided employment the importance of be prepared to deal with savings. for 12 Tasmanian fi lm addressing people’s own any fi nancial crises,” he The program pro- LINDISFARNE crew members. money situations, as it said. vides participants with The series explores can help them to lead a The program will a take-home workshop the extreme world of We are asking for donations to sell at our more fulfi lling life. run primarily out of booklet, which underlies lobster hunting through It runs under The Sal- Glenorchy LINC and will the most important fi - a cast of colourful char- Christmas Fair vation Army’s Moneycare host workshops specif- nancial literacy informa- acters, including skipper program, one of the larg- ic to fi nancial literacy tion. Good quality items would be greatly Brendan ‘Squizzy’ Taylor. est fi nancial counselling needs. There is a You’re the “The series will give services in Australia. These can include Boss app, which provides appreciated people a good insight Member for Denison workshops on topics similar information, into the day-to-day con- Andrew Wilkie said the such as creating good available to anybody on Items can be dropped into Reception or ditions cray fi shermen program was something money habits, sorting both the Apple Store face in some of the most that could benefi t many fi nancial paperwork, and Google Play. the Leisure & Lifestyle office remote and wild oceans Tasmanians. shopping smart and For further informa- in the world,” Mr Taylor “For many people, it paying bills on time. tion or to get involved said. only takes one event – Workshops will be in the program, please The series charts like the loss of a job – for run by Mr Howard, who contact The Salvation Ar- the highs and lows them to be in a situation has an extensive back- my’s Moonah Doorways experienced by the where they are fi nancial- ground in fi nance and Centre on 6228 6274.

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28 Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 PET OF THE MONTH COMPETITION Pet Talk Proudly sponsored by Eastlands Pet Supply More on dog parks

This is my girl Goldie. I’m getting the look because I was eating By Scott Hunt are popping up all over New Town (recently to identify with its crew The Dog Grumbler the place and differ reopened), is the newest by travelling with them, her favourite treat (watermelon). markedly in their design. and has space, interest- but still gives it scope to To enter your pet in next month’s “Eastern Shore Sun’s Pet of the I WROTE about dog Obviously available ing topography, an agility interact with the other Month” please email a photo and a few words about your pet to parks a couple of sites differ, as well as circuit, digging areas and dogs in the park. Peter at: adverti [email protected]. months ago and have budgets and priorities, double-gated access. I think it’s also received considerable but having frequented There are off-grid important to stop and All entries will be shared on our Facebook page and the winner will be the entrant feedback since. many I couldn’t help groups too – folks who sit a while. Your dog with the most “likes” at the end of voti ng. The winning entry will feature in next I now have a copy thinking that each includ- congregate informally may simply fi nd you and month’s Eastern Shore Sun and will win a Eastland Pet Supply $50 voucher*! of a very comprehensive ed at least one great idea but regularly in public touch base, or possibly study of dog off-lead which would improve places and enjoy the joy set up a perimeter and areas, compiled by some of the others. of dogs being dogs. challenge strangers who Eastlands Pet Supply Tasmanian Bob Holder- Bob Holderness-Rod- If we dog owners approach. Congratulati ons! Please contact Eastland Pet Supply on ness-Roddam. dam’s study pointed don’t take advantage of Here’s another tip: 6244 2673 to arrange collecti on of your prize. It’s a well-researched out a few important these facilities we are dog’s indicate submission *Winner has 30 days from distributi on to claim their voucher in and comprehensive things missing form all of remiss in our duty. and friendship by getting store. In the event of a ti e, the prize will be split. document which should them, but each council Dogs need time with closer to the ground. be the fi rst port of call deserves kudos for their other dogs — especially This varies from sit- for any council designing efforts. with dogs who are good ting, through a play bow Entries for December 2018 close: Monday 3 December a dog park, as it’s full Bellerive’s South at pleasing humans. to rolling on to their Voti ng starts: Tuesday 4 December of useful insights and Street Dog Park has the That’s how they learn backs. Whenever an- Voti ng ﬁ nishes 5pm: Tuesday 11 December information. best parking, great fence best. other dog expresses an I was delighted by layout and they work Your dog bridges two interest in me or a dog the vision Bob offers hard to keep the grass worlds; the human and I’m with, I squat to tell of public places where lush. the canine. It has devel- everyone I’m friendly. people and dogs can Sorell is a close sec- oped a unique capacity I also yawn a lot and ENFIELD KENNELS hang out and interact ond for parking and of- to do so over millennia never smell worried. with confi dence. fers double-gated entry, but still needs time and If I sense any poten- & CATTERY SCOTT HUNT A place where it’s separated enclosures and practice to make it work. tial aggression involving DOG & CAT RESORT The Black & White good to be a dog; where comprehensive signage. A fenced area that a dog in my company, Dog Book it’s good to have a dog. Bellerive also has smells of happy dogs we get straight to walk- Only 15 minutes from the airport! Provides one on one Where it’s good to trees for shade and is an opportunity to let ing. The other dog has solutions for behaviour have a human. well-spaced benches for your dog interact with to fall behind or join the We look after your prized dogs Certainly, there is an humans. you and others of its team. and cats, and give them a holiday problems. All breeds, all ages. important place for this Kingston Beach kind (and yours) freely; Fenced off-lead areas whilst you are on holiday! No dogs too hard booklet. If you want a offers the best swimming to use scent, sound and are a great way to prac- copy, give me a call. facilities and has drawn body language as only it tice these things. 0439 444 776 0459 998 009 As I pointed out in dogs and humans to can without the impo- You may be sur- Enfield Lane – Campania previous comments on Kingston for, well, dog sition of leashes and prised to learn that your www.enfieldkennels.com.au the subject, dog parks years. territorial imperatives. dog loves having you for If you have access to a human and enjoys the such a place, at least take opportunity to show you your dog and go and off to other dogs. watch. It’s fun even from Some dogs never get Eastlands Pet Supply outside the fence. a chance to demonstrate • Aquariums & Accessories • Coldwater & Tropical Fish You will see some their connection to their • Reptile Equipment • Science Diet Pet Food Range owners standing in human, or to see other • Puppies, Kittens, Rabbits & Guinea Pigs • Specialised & Friendly Staff Experienced groups chatting about dogs behaving well. • Hand Reared Birds in all Aspects of Pet Care their dogs. As I’ve said Some never learn to before, this is fi ne but play. Some never learn HUGE RANGE OF PET ACCESSORIES misses an important that it’s good to be a Open 7 days: Mon-Thur 9am-6pm, Fri 9am-8pm, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 11am-3pm opportunity. dog. I advise owners to Let’s get behind dog Lower Level Eastlands Shopping Centre Rosny walk laps. parks and use them well. Email: [email protected] 6244 2673 This allows their dog They are good for us. 29

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ESTATE planning is the process of making arrangements to deal with your assets when you pass away or become incapacitated. But it’s not always that simple, Tasmanian Perpetual Trustees senior manager trustees Brent Kenna said. Things like appoint- ing the right person for the job as executor and knowing estate planning is not just about your assets and Will are some of the things often overlooked. “Estate planning and making a Will also documents who is responsible for carrying out your wishes, be it a loved one, a solicitor may not reflect what especially to be an im- of experience, you will To make an appoint- or an organisation such you would have want- partial and professional have confidence know- ment with an Estate CLEO as Tasmanian Perpetual ed.” executor and trustee for ing your Estate will be Planner, phone 1300 5 Years Old Trustees,” Mr Kenna Tasmanian Perpetual Tasmanians and with managed professionally 138 044 or visit tasma- said. Trustees was established more than 130 years by local experts. nianperpetual.com.au. Female “An Estate doesn’t just refer to property or #10191 land, it actually includes a number of things that Cleo is a gorgeous, sassy, loyal cat, who is could be overlooked currently living it large in the Blue Room. including cash, liabilities A quiet girl, she is content to stay close and like loans or debts, real keep an eye on what you’re doing - and is very estate, term deposits and much a lap cat when given the opportunity! It superannuation.” is best to let her come to you first, rather than Picking the right going straight up to her for a pat. executor, a person There’s no questioning what’s on Cleo’s mind - responsible for settling if she’s not interested in what’s going on she’ll your Estate, is critical give you a pointed look and find something as it requires legal and better to do, or a better place to sleep. financial understanding That said, she does want the option to be to do it successfully. part of everything going on - just in case it is “Many people like of interest. to appoint a professional Cleo will keep you on your toes by deciding executor like Tasmanian she’s suddenly a kitten and chasing toys or Perpetual Trustees, rath- running through tunnels. er than leaving difficult and emotional tasks to Cleo is not a fan of children or other cats, loved ones,” Mr Kenna however she has lived with a small dog before, said. whom she tolerated. This may mean she’d be “It’s important you okay with another canine friend, given the pick the right person to right introduction - but we think she may be best suited to being an only child. distribute your assets, as the death of a loved If you’re after a laid back cat that will keep one can be an emotion- you company and entertain you, Cleo is the al time for everyone girl for you! involved.” Mr Kenna also You can find all of our kitties available for stressed the importance adoption at tenlives.com.au of not leaving it too late and updating your Will Every cat has a story. every three to five years. He said updating Are you part of it? your Will should be considered when your circumstances change, ADOPT such as marriage or divorce, buying or selling DONATE property, or if there has been a birth or death in FOSTER the family. “Revising your Will VOLUNTEER is just as important as making one,” he said. EDUCATE “If you don’t have any formal arrangements in place, your Estate will be distributed under a statutory scheme and 30

30 Eastern Shore Sun November 2018 Sport Girls step up to pitch Tasmania makes a splash at Australian Finswimming Championships

Girls from the u14 Lindisfarne Cricket Club team with their new uniforms and equipment.

GIRLS cricket has a was benefi cial in helping Mr Steele said he “I would tell other bright future at Lindis- get girls out onto the hoped female cricket girls to join in because farne Cricket Club, pitch and to engage with would grow at Lindis- it’s really fun, you meet which recently received the game. farne and that girls from new people, make a grant from Clarence “It’s a big ask for the club would go on to friends and get to play City Council to go parents to buy a full set play for Tasmania and an awesome game.” towards uniforms and of gear,” he said. Australia. Mr Steele said equipment for budding “We’ve gotten this “If we can get one or Lindisfarne Cricket female players. grant so girls can come two of these girls who Club would continue to This is the second along, try the game and go on in time to play encourage young girls to From left , Glenn Hoppitt , Brett Stephenson and Matt Edmunds. year the club has run they’ve got all the gear for Tassie, that would join in a fabulous game TASMANIAN swim- women events were most outstanding junior cricket for under-14 and that they need, so all be just magnifi cent,” he and do what it could to mers made a splash and shared between Leilani male of the meet. under-17 girls. they have to do is show said. accommodate for both broke Australian Masters Stephenson, 15, of The following Lindisfarne Cricket up and enjoy playing the Brown is in her male and female cricket- records in the recent Lauderdale, and Adele local competitors made Club coach Stuart Steele game. second year of cricket at ers fairly. Australian Finswimming Harman, 14, of Opos- qualifying times for the said he hoped they “We have received Lindisfarne Cricket Club. “This grant will help Championships at the sum Bay, both recording Australian Masters team could continue to pro- bats, gloves, pads, kit “I played one game us to grow and develop Clarence Aquatic Centre. Junior Australian top 10 to compete in France vide for young female bags, basically everything last year after a friend women’s cricket not only Brett Stephenson, times. next year – Glenn Hop- cricketers at the club. they need to play the suggested it and I really in Lindisfarne, but in from Lauderdale, broke Patrick Harman, 12, pitt, Brett Stephenson and He said the grant game.” liked it,” Abby said. Tassie,” he said. Australian Masters of Opossum Bay, was the Matt Edmunds. records in the 400-metre, 800-metre and 1,500-metre events. World Master’s cham- pion Glenn Hoppitt, from Howrah, broke his own record in the 800-metre event. The sprint events were close contests between Mr Stephenson and Matt Edmunds, of Victoria. Mr Edmunds won the 50-metre underwater DECEMBER PRIME TIMES and the 50-metre surface events, while Mr Ste- SPECIAL ADVERTISING FEATURE phenson enjoyed success in the 100-metre and 200-metre events. The women’s events were dominated by Tas- TRAVEL, FINANCE, RETIREMENT, HEALTH AND FITNESS manian local Sabina Lane, from Lauderdale, who GET NOTICED IN OUR SPECIAL LIFT-OUT FEATURE FOR THE OVER 50s placed ahead of Queens- land’s Lina Walker, an Book your space today! Contact Peter on 6210 5201 or email [email protected] Australian team member. First place in junior

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The u12 Grenadiers basketball team have had a spectacular season, winning both the Hobart Chargers Junior Reserves u12 grand final and the u11 State Championships. GRENADIERS GRAB FOR GOALS IT’S nothing but net for Chargers Junior Reserves u12 with five seconds to go and good to get the winning shot teammates. female southern Tasmanian Eastern Shore basketball team grand final. she got both of her foul shots because all of the spectators The u12 team recently team to win a State Champi- the u12 Grenadiers, who “At first, we were down by in. were standing up cheering travelled to Launceston to onship this year. have had massive successes in a lot and then we were able “And then the other team for her. compete in the u11 State All of the girls have only recent competitions. to catch up,” Grenadiers team got the ball, but I stole it and Fellow team member Hay- Championships, where they been playing together for The group of girls from member Evie Ward said. did a left-hand layout and got ley Geard said their favourite won the grand final – an one year and have cemented the Eastern Shore, aged nine “At this stage, we were it in.” part of the game was winning undefeated roster. themselves as a team to beat to 10, won this year’s Hobart 20-24 and Sophie got fouled Evie said it felt pretty alongside each other and their The team was the only in next year’s basketball roster. Get your fun run on IT is time to dig out those and fastest average time. five-kilometre run, the For the fourth time, trusted sneakers because Hobart local Dejen Menzies Centre five-kilo- the Battle of the Sexes registrations are now Gebreselassie placed sec- metre walk and the Betta competition returns, open for the 2019 Bank ond in the 2018 13cabs Milk one-kilometre walk which sees the elite wom- of Us ‘Run the Bridge’ fun competition and said it or run. en start in front of the run in Hobart. was his favourite race on The fun run first start- elite men and battle it out The fun run in Hobart the national calendar. ed in 2010, with one race for a bonus $2000. turns 10 next year and “It’s my best race, I and 1,268 participants. Following Lisa will celebrate with two love running the bridge The event now hosts Weightman’s crushing new initiatives during the and hopefully next year four different races and is course record in 2018, event. I can do even better,” he the largest fun run event the women’s head start The first is free entry said. in Tasmania, and the has been shaved back to the Betta Milk one-kilo- Online entries are richest 10-kilometre race to three minutes and 44 metre run for kids and open at hobartruntheb- in Australia. seconds, being the differ- adults who enter before ridge.com.au and there Run the Bridge takes ence between the course 17 January 2019. are four events to choose in all the scenic elements records. The second is a from. of Hobart, with the main The 2019 Run the 13cabs team competition, These include the 10-kilometre race starting Bridge event will take with prizes for the biggest Bank of Us 10-kilometre at Blundstone Arena and place on 17 February Entries for the 2019 Bank of Us Run the Bridge are now open. Photo credit: marathon-photos.com. team, best team name run, the Hobart Skoda finishing at Salamanca. 2019. 32

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