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$1.14 million Kangaroo Bay skate park worth the wait AFTER more than five years in the making, the new $1.14 million Kanga- roo Bay skate park has been declared officially open. The state-of-the-art facility was unveiled on Sunday 3 April during a special community event that included skating demonstrations, local musicians and children’s activities. Designed by a local designer with input by the local skating fraternity, the skate park, which has been built to national and international scale, will have the potential to host major competitions. It includes an international standard competition street course and bowl, and a stage to be used for the council’s Carols by Candlelight and other events. Clarence Mayor Doug Chipman said it was exciting to see the skate park finally come to fruition after working with young members of the commu- nity, the skating fraternity and sporting groups. Southern Tasmanian Skateboarding “The opening of the Kangaroo Bay Association president Chris Speer testing CONTINUES PAGE 12 out the big bowl at the official opening of the Kangaroo Bay skate park in April.

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2 April 2016 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS

Council News A cuppa for a good cause Council Meetings Events 18 March – 17 April 2016 Key issues at the Council meeting of 15 March HUNT NATURE BIRTH: TARA 2016 included: BADCOCK • Adopted the Clarence Weed Strategy 2015-2030. • Draft Economic Development Plan endorsed for public consultation.

25 April 2016 Works – April/May 2016 ANZAC DAY Roads 6am Clarence RSL Dawn Service - • Pothole repairs- South Arm, Sandford, Lauderdale and Acton. Rosny Park • Gravel road grading – as required based on inspections. 7.30am Lindisfarne RSL Service - Anzac • Guide post replacement continues - various locations. Park followed by Breakfast at the • Upgrade footpath in Ronnie Street Rose Bay. Lindisfarne RSL, upstairs in the • Anzac Park upgrade path to Natone Street Lindisfarne. Motor Yacht Club of Tasmania, adjacent to Anzac Park • Replace low retaining wall – Karoola Cres Lindisfarne. 9am Richmond Memorial Service The Lindy Mob Performance Troupe taking guests through swing steps. Below: IWCC members selling raffle tickets at Woolworths Drainage 11am South Arm RSL Service • On-going cleaning of open drains. Lindisfarne. 1 May 2016 • Drainage improvements – Mannata Street Lauderdale. DIABETES Tasmania has recently been present- ROUND THE RIVER COMMUNITY ed with a cheque for $3,000 by the Inner Wheel Parks and Reserves FUN RUN AND WALK • Ovals irrigation maintenance. Club of Clarence to support the organisations’ • Elevated work platform tree work. Juvenile Type One Diabetes annual camps. Contact Council • Park Maintenance – various locations. The funds were raised during the club’s ‘50s • Oval Renovations prior to winter sports. Find nearby parks and events, report an issue, Music Devonshire Tea event and Christmas receive waste collection reminders – download raffle, held in late December. Fire Management the My Local Services app for smartphones. More than 100 people attended the event, • Fire reduction preparation for controlled burns. where they were served with tea and scones • Weed eradication – various locations. EXHIBITIONS AT THE SCHOOLHOUSE straight from the oven. • Construction and maintenance of tracks. GALLERY AND BARN The Lindy Mob Performance Troupe provid- • Autumn/Spring fuel reduction – Pilchers Hill Reserve, 8 April - 1 May: High Heels, Plastic Tiaras & Muddy ed the entertainment and guests were given the Waverley Flora Park, Natone Hill, Kuynah Reserve and Puddles: Natasha Rowell opportunity to learn swing dance throughout the Bayside Drive Lauderdale. 8 April - 1 May: Drawn Into the Unknown: various artists afternoon. Contact Sarah Bishop 6217 9625 Inner Wheel Club of Clarence president Maree Godleman said that “a great day was had For more information call 6217 9500 or visit our website at www.ccc.tas.gov.au by all”, with more than $1,800 raised on the day, followed by $1,200 raised by the Christmas raffle. The donation was presented to Diabetes chief executive officer Lisa Burgess during the LINDISFARNE club’s February meeting. SERVICE CENTRE & TYRE POWER Full driveway service - Log book & warranty PAT’S SECOND HAND BOOKSHOP servicing - Tyre stockist - Wheel alignments Quality books sold and traded. Receive credit towards next purchase when returning 151 East Derwent Highway previously purchased books. 5% pensioner discount Monday & Tuesday. Lindersfarne Cash paid for latest releases*. 6243 5990 LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED 3 Franklin St Lindisfarne 6243 1698 *conditions apply

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April 2016 3 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS RICHMOND LASER CLINIC Skin rejuvenation and treatment for Playground development in full solar keratosis, solar discoloration, fine line and wrinkle tightening, swing at Clarence Plains Child dramatic improvement in skin tone and collagen fibre renewal - fast, and Family Centre safe, excellent results. reduced costs to enable Ph. 6260 2242 the project to proceed. Hair removal “We also wish to lip & chin $69 under arms $85 thank the Clarendon Vale Neighbourhood Centre, bikini line $85 brazilian $149 Full price list for all other areas for both men and women Clarendon Vale Primary School and Rokeby High available on request School for their valued Phone Kathryn, our qualified laser practitioner and nurse, collaboration.” for a FREE consultation and assessment. TCF chairwoman Lynn Mason said she 25a Bridge Street Richmond Mbl. 0478 608 550 was delighted to join www.richmondlaserclinictas.com the CPCFC in officially “opening” the new play equipment. “The TCF is pleased to support such a worthy project that will no doubt 25 Cambridge Road bring great joy to many êEFI SERVICE local children,” she said. CLARENCE ALDERMAN “Outdoor play pro- êIMMOBILISERS vides children with the opportunity to explore êAIR CONDITIONING their environment, have adventures and practice social and physical skills. 6244 2322 “On behalf of the 10% off labour for TCF Board, I commend Senior Card holders the CPCFC for making its playground more accessible to children of all abilities.” Minister for Human Services Jacquie Petrusma said she was pleased to take part in the opening Isabel Bevan, 7, of Clarendon Vale, tries out the new liberty swing at the Clarence Plains Child of the liberty swing and and Family Centre. to join families and staff CHILDREN in wheel- families through inclusive port of the liberty swing for the fourth birthday chairs can now enjoy play. from Sydney to Hobart. celebrations. EXPAND the simple pleasures of a “The liberty swing All signage was “I would like to thank playground swing follow- will enable a child in a supplied by Variety the staff at both centres for YOUR STUDENTS' HORIZONS! ing the installation of a wheelchair or with a Children’s Charity of their dedication and hard liberty swing at the Clar- physical impairment to Tasmania. work to deliver essential ence Plains Child and experience the exhilara- CPCFC leader Ian support services to those Family Centre (CPCFC) tion of swinging through Brown said the project living in the Clarence APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN at Clarendon Vale. the air,” she said. was an excellent example Plains community,” she The CPCFC received “It is part of a wider of how various commu- said. Funding for school visits to Clarence's $25,000 in funding from project called Dare to nity-focused organisations The Tasmanian the Tasmanian Com- Dream which recognises can work successfully Community Fund was munity Fund (TCF) to that all children should together. established in 1999 sister city, Akkeshi in Japan purchase and install the have the freedom to “This project would following the sale of the outdoor play equipment, enjoy the outdoors and not have been possible Trust Bank. Council operates a sponsorship program to assist which will be available play and learn with their without the significant An independent for children of all ages friends and family. grants and support funding body, the Clarence school groups to travel to Akkeshi in and abilities at the centre. “This swing marks received from the TCF, Fund provides grants to Japan on a cultural exchange. The liberty swing an important step in the Clarence City Council community organisations was officially unveiled in right direction.” and Variety the Chil- that make a difference March at the CPCFC and The Department of dren’s Charity of Tasma- by improving the social, Further Information Clarendon Vale Neigh- Education installed the nia,” he said. environmental and eco- For more information, visit www.ccc.tas.gov.au/ bourhood Centre’s fourth swing on rubber softfall “And we have had nomic wellbeing of the birthday celebrations. within a fenced area of fantastic support from Tasmanian community. sistercity or phone 6217 9532. Project co-ordinator the existing playground more than 70 local and For more information Registrations of interest close Friday 29 April 2016. Jen Dare said the liberty to meet the Australian Hobart-based businesses on how to apply for TCF swing was the first phase standard. that supplied gifts for grants and to view grant of a progressive plan by Clarence City Coun- fundraising and our recipients from Grant the CPCFC to engage cil provided a community construction team which Round 31 visit: www. local children and their grant to fund the trans- provided its services at tascomfund.org

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4 April 2016 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Sculpture, dance and music set to light up community festival AFTER taking a year students to construct a Making its return to Band, The Merkin Broth- off, the Clarence Plains three-metre sculpture this year’s festival will ers, Nadira and Friends, Festival is once again called ‘Big Dude’. be the mechanical bull, Wax Doctor West and Soil health in the limelight returning to the Eastern With 1,000 LED alongside rides and activ- an array of musical talent Shore and will be ex- lights, battery units and ities for all ages, including from more than 200 DO you lime your lawn? locked to the soil particles, mak- tending into the evening modelling clay to handle, a “chill out” cinema. performers. If you have been using a ing them unable to be accessed for the first time. people can throw their Patrons are invited to This year, the festival chemical lawn food on a regular by the plant’s roots. Held on Sunday 30 own light creation onto join in with the Clarence is also inviting painters, basis, you may have noticed that An application of lime at 100g April from 3-8pm at the sculpture and make Paper Planes Distance crafty folk and visual arts your lawn is no longer responding per square metre will bring your Nelson Park in Rokeby, Big Dude shine. Throw competition, visit creators to enter into an as it should. This is because reg- pH to a more neutral level, allow- the event will showcase Dance teacher Tullia the information stalls or onsite exhibition which ular use of chemical preparations ing the nutrients to be released. the best street food, a Chung-Tilley has also record their own video will run for a week at the makes your soil acidic or “sour”. Do not lime if you have just free barbecue, cheap combined students from of the 1967 bushfires. Rokeby Neighbourhood Ideally lawns like a pH of 6.5, fertilised your lawn. You will need multi-ride passes and Rokeby High School, Festival goers can also Centre. so a simple test of your soil once to wait at least six weeks to en- plenty of demonstrations, Rokeby Primary School, have a go with Social Entry forms are every couple of years is a good sure you do not burn the grass. including a collection of Clarendon Vale Primary Circus, play soccer on an available at the Rokeby idea - and autumn is a great time After liming do not feed your specially-built sculptures, School and Lauderdale inflatable field and take Neighbourhood Centre to do this. lawn for six weeks for the same designed and made by Primary School to cho- a “selfie” in the photo or can be download- You can purchase a home reasons. young people in the reograph a work entitled booth. ed from www.clar- testing kit (these are readily avail- If you use an organic fertiliser, community. ‘The Doors Between’, For those who enceartsandevents.net/ able) or most nurseries will test such as chicken manure, you Internationally re- which explores tradition- wish to kick back and opportunities. some soil for you. should not have a problem with nowned puppet sculptor al festival movements relax, there is a full stage For more informa- Incorrect pH will cause the nu- your pH, but it doesn’t hurt to test Tristan Stowards has through community program including the tion, visit www.clar- trients applied to your lawn to be the soil occasionally. been working with local celebration. 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Planting in April Win for people as TasWater impasse ends Vegetable Flower Seeds THE ending of an im- to the sea made the exist- unintended consequenc- Hampton said TasWater Seedlings Seedlings passe between Lauderd- ing on site wastewater es that some Lauderdale would withdraw the Broccoli Broad beans Cineraria ale residents and TasWa- disposal systems prone residents have experi- caveats already put in ter over caveats placed to overflows and spills enced. place and not proceed to Cabbage Carrot Cornflower on their properties is a during certain weather They said the govern- register the outstanding victory for residents, La- events. ment would ensure that caveats in anticipation Celery Turnip Polyanthus bor Member for Franklin Customers who the appropriate water that the legislative Lara Giddings said. signed up to the scheme and sewerage services amendment would be Kale Swede Primula “This news is a huge were offered the oppor- could be introduced finalised in the medium relief for many residents tunity to either pay up across the state without term. Lettuce Garlic Snapdragon who have been fighting front or access a low-in- similar unintended conse- Ms Giddings said the hard since late last year terest, 10-year loan from quences. announcement was an to have the caveats lift- TasWater. TasWater and its example of how “people Other jobs for April ed,” Ms Giddings said. However, these cave- owners have also advised power” could lead to “Other Lauderd- ats have had unintended government that they positive outcomes. • Make sure you have some bulbs potted in cheerful pots ready for ale residents can now consequences for some intend to submit a pro- “I congratulate the spring. breathe a sigh of relief customers wishing to ac- posal to amend TasWa- residents involved in • If you are thinking of getting a tree with colourful foliage, now is the that they will not be cess equity in their home ter’s existing legislative their grassroots cam- time to have a drive around your area to see them in all their glory. placed in a similar cir- at a later date. framework to ensure that paign,” she said. cumstance.” In a joint statement, it can provide cost-effec- “It is good to see Happy gardening from the Pines Landscape and Garden Supplies! 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April 2016 5 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Risdon Vale youth build New Bunnings approved for ‘world-class’ bike trail Mornington RISDON Vale is now THE development of also proposed as part of home to a number of a brand new Bunnings the project. new mountain bike trails Warehouse in Mornington This will include traffic specially designed and has been given the green lights to control turning built by young people in light to proceed. movements to and from the community. The proposed the site to ensure efficient An initiative of the development will have a access without having a Risdon Vale Bike Col- total floor area of 13,441 detrimental impact on the lective (RVBC), the trails square metres and will flow of traffic on South were officially opened by provide 288 onsite car Arm Highway. Liberal Member for Pem- parking spaces, mak- The development will broke Vanessa Goodwin ing it the equivalent to also include a left turn on Saturday 20 February, Bunnings’ largest stores lane from South Arm alongside players from throughout the country. Highway at the intersec- the Hawthorn Football The warehouse, which tion. Club. will be located at 25 A copy of the report RVBC project manag- South Arm Highway, will to Clarence City Coun- er Anthony Edler – who sell house trade and home cil’s planning authority is the 2016 Clarence improvements/DIY goods. meeting held on 21 City Council’s Citizen of A new signalised March 2016 is available the Year – said the goal intersection with the via www.ccc.tas.gov.au/ of RVBC was to work South Arm Highway is agendas. with and support young people to create riding areas and recreational Louisa Sahetapy spaces in Risdon Vale. Optometrist - Rosny Mr Edler said the idea for the construction of the bike trails came from a group of local boys who were using their spare time to con- Hawthorn Football Club players, from left, Lachie Langford, Ben Stratton, Ryan Burton and Ryan Schoenmakers with Risdon Vale struct bush trails. Bike Collective project manager Anthony Edler. “We wanted to capitalise on that energy, progressing from easy to a significant community a new project called personal values, their but also felt they needed challenging. resource has also built Character Apprentice- identify and assumptions. a bit of guidance and Mr Edler said that self-worth, community ships, which will enable “We are also currently support to overcome working in partnership pride and a sense of own- Risdon Vale youth to working on a small skills some of the logistics of with professionals meant ership of this resource.” develop the character area to complement the Do you need undertaking trail build- that Risdon Vale now Ms Goodwin said traits and attitudes to dirt jumps and pump ing,” he said. had a “world-class” trail the trail was a “fantastic empower them to build track we built last year, an eye test? “The trails took on its doorstep. addition” to existing the best possible future as well as continuing to Are things not as clear as they used to be? around five-weeks to “There are also a recreational activities in for themselves. work weekly with young We can fix it! Make an appointment at your complete, which was number of benefits for the Risdon Vale commu- “These Character Ap- people restoring and sell- local Rosny Eyelines on 6245 0822. spread out over the those involved, includ- nity and complemented prenticeships will provide ing second-hand bikes.” course of a year. ing the opportunity to the BMX Bike Park, avenues and opportuni- For more information Eyelines Rosny “During that time experience a professional which was upgraded and ties for young people to about the RVBC, visit 6 Bayfield Street 03 6245 0822 more than 30 young work environment,” he opened last year. be mentored, nurtured www.rvbikecollective. eyelines.com.au people worked alongside said. “These new facilities and encouraged in a com. professional trail builders “Through this op- encourage healthy phys- positive environment,” Mr to contribute more than portunity, the volunteers ical activity and allow Edler said. 300-hours of their school have gained the insight, opportunities for riders “Through facilitated Boxall’s Midway Point holiday time to complete confidence and skills of all abilities to explore sessions, activities and your Choice for Floors the task.” which can be taken Risdon Vale’s natural camps based on the me- The trails cater for to any other job they environment,” she said. dium of bicycles, they will a variety of ages and choose. The RVBC is now gain numerous opportu- Locally owned and skills levels, with options “Contributing to such working to implement nities to reflect on their operated for 30 years

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6 April 2016 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Emmanuel students to take the stage with new performing arts centre

Emmanuel’s new state-of-the-art performing arts centre will allow students to explore and enhance their creative talents. STUDENTS at Emma- the year. to explore new learning in Rokeby, providing nuel Christian School There is also a high- streams to cater for it with full use of the are being given a unique tech music and drama those with an interest versatile new facility. opportunity to explore teaching and performing in audio and lighting The kitchen is also and enhance their per- facility, equipped with techniques. suitable for facilitating forming arts talents with sound-proof, acoustically In addition, the VET training in cooking the establishment of a controlled studios, re- centre will allow if there is a demand for new $3.1 million state- cording equipment and Emmanuel to host a these types of courses in of-the-art performing PA systems. variety of school and the future. arts centre at the school. The new facility will community events, with Take a tour of The new centre fea- not only allow students a new industrial kitchen Emmanuel’s new state- tures a 300-seat auditori- to study music and and conference space. of-the-art performing um, enabling the school drama using high-quality This has already enabled arts centre during the to hold major produc- modern technology, the school to further school’s open day on tions and performances but also provides the strengthen its partner- Tuesday 3 May from on campus throughout potential for the school ship with Grace Church 9.30-11.30am. South Arm Cabin Retreat Country accommodation by the sea CAll uS todAy to book youR Spot! 2985 South Arm Road, South Arm p: 6239 9894 or 0447 402 977

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April 2016 7 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Young achievers making headway in community

Mitch McPherson, of Tranmere, receiving his award from St Lukes Health chief executive officer Chris Winner of the Colony 47 Young Aboriginal Achievement award Teangi Brown, of Bellerive, takes to the stage to receive Williams, left. his prize from Colony 47 chief executive officer Therese Taylor. THE founder of a mental people, recognised the The 28-year-old es- sporting clubs, and will for his work in running his own business as an Welcome to Country at health education charity outstanding work and tablished “Speak Up! Stay roll out a school program educational programs and Aboriginal interpretation community events. spreading the word about achievements of young Chatty” after his youngest this year. guided tours on Tasmani- guide for schools on The winner of each suicide prevention and Tasmanians. brother Ty tragically took He has raised more an Aboriginal culture and cultural camps. category was present- a passionate advocate Winners were named his own life in 2013. than $120,000 in funds history. Mr Brown has partic- ed with $1,000 and a for Aboriginal affairs in in eight categories, with The charity aims and Speak Up! Stay Mr Brown, who ipated in the Tasmanian trophy. Tasmania were among Tranmere local Mitch to prevent suicide by Chatty has in excess works at the Tasmanian Youth Forum and the Na- As the Premier’s the winners at this year’s McPherson taking the spreading the message of 12,000 Facebook Museum and Art Gallery, tional Indigenous Youth Young Achiever of the Tasmanian Young Achiev- overall prize of Premier’s that nothing is so bad followers. is often requested to Parliament. Year, Mr McPherson also ers Awards. Young Achiever of the that you can’t talk about Fellow winner Teangi speak at functions on He volunteers for received $1,000 from the The awards ceremo- Year for 2016 after claim- it. Brown, 21, of Bellerive, the history of Tasmanian Tasmanian Aboriginal Tasmanian Government ny, held at Wrest Point ing the St Lukes Health Mr McPherson has clinched the Colony Aboriginal people. Centre’s Land Care and a holiday for two on 8 April and attended Healthier Communities since presented to more 47 Young Aboriginal Alongside this work, with Parks and Wildlife provided by Wrest Point by approximately 350 Award. than 150 schools and Achievement Award he successfully operates and regularly performs and Qantas. GO L CAL ADVERTISEMENT that's beTTA! YOU HAVE A CHOICE - GET GREAT ADVICE AND THE RIGHT PRICE JULIE COLLINS MP 4KG TUMBLE FULL SIZE 32” LED WHITE TVS 3 YEAR DRYERS DISHWASHERS WARRANTY hurry! $299 $469 $299

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Friends Health and Fitness will be offering a school holiday learn-to-swim program. Image supplied. BEING in and around through which partici- learning. are provided. water is an integral pants will learn essential “Participants are su- “Giving children this part of the Tasmanian water safety skills. pervised by our friendly valuable knowledge lifestyle. Friends Health & and experienced instruc- will give parents some Although a fun activ- Fitness centre man- tors, all of whom are peace-of-mind knowing ity and great form of ex- ager Belinda Lewis Austswim qualified.” that their children will ercise, swimming is not said swimming was an Mrs Lewis said the have the skills that could without risk – a recent important skill for chil- learn-to-swim program one day save their lives.” Royal Lifesaving Report dren to learn and also a offered a range of levels Friends Health & revealed that drowning great way to stay fit and which children could Fitness will also be of- claims 372,000 lives active later in life. progress through as they fering a number of adult worldwide each year, “Being safe in and developed their swim- programs, including a with Tasmania recording around water is an ming techniques and “Back to Basics” class for the highest drowning important life-saving skill basic survival skills. adults who need tuition rate in Australia. for every Tasmanian, “The program is in basic swimming skills To help children - and the earlier children more than just about and a “SwimFit” class for and adults - become learn this skill the better awareness and swim- adults keen to extend competent swimmers, off they will be,” she ming lessons,” she said. their swimming ability Friends Health & Fitness said. “In addition to by learning tips, tech- is offering a learn-to- “Our school term starting the process of niques and drills. swim program that will program, although developing a strong Private lessons are run throughout the aimed predominately and effective swimming also available for adults. school term. at children, can cater technique, the program For more informa- Catered for children for all abilities and age also focuses on ensur- tion or to enrol in the from three-years-of-age, groups. ing that the essential learn-to-swim program, the program will offer “We offer a very components of personal phone Friends Health & a number of lessons safe environment for survival and water safety Fitness on 6234 2949. Win 5 free swimming lessons

Friends Health and Fitness run the nationally recognised Royal Life Saving Swim and Survive Program catering for all swimming abilities from 3 to 16 years. Our heated indoor 25 metre pool offers a great environment to introduce children to the water. If you’d like to go into the draw to win 5 free swimming lessons* complete the statement below: The Royal ______Saving Society ______and Survive program Child’s Full Name ______Age _____Phone______Parent/Guardian’s Name ______Address______Cut out the entry from and post it to: Friends Health & Fitness ESS Swim and Survive Competition, 7 Wilson St, North Hobart 7000 *Limited to the July 2016 holiday program. Competition closes 15/6/16 Child must be over 3 years of age.

7 Wilson Street, North Hobart Phone: (03) 6234 2949 E-mail: [email protected] www.friendshealthandfitness.com.au facebook.com/FriendsHealthandFitness 9

April 2016 9 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS LINDISFARNE MASONIC LODGE GORDONS HILL ROAD LINDISFARNE Members of the general public are invited to attend an evening at the Centre Gordons Hill Road, Lindisfarne on Tuesday 9th May 2016 at 7.30pm. This is a general invitation to enable members of the public to learn more about Tassielink Transit the Masonic order, to meet Masons and discuss/talk to them about freemasonry and to hear a general talk by Alan Swinton on freemasonry. Super will be served afterwards and there is no cost for the evening. low-entry bus All welcome Trevor Quilliam, Secretary.

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Tassielink managing director Shane Dewsbery (pictured) says the company’s new low-entry bus will improve passengers’ trans- port experiences.

SCANIA and Bust- “While we can deliv- especially how we utilize coach-like seats that ech have developed a er reliability through our the current modes of have thicker than usual unique low-entry bus for vehicles, the congestion transport that we already bases to give greater Tasmanian bus operator during peak hour periods have.” comfort because many Tassielink Transit. in Hobart is an obvious Mr Dewsbery said passengers will be seated The Disability Dis- concern that needs to be it was vitally important for longer periods than crimination Act compli- addressed. that the public transport is usual on a route bus,” ant wheelchair friendly “We are very pleased network simplified the he said. bus provides easy access that the Minister for “passenger transport “We have also added for all passengers Infrastructure has put experience”. armrests for the aisle It also features sig- together a group to “Tassielink and Metro seats to enhance pas- nificant luggage capacity identify solutions for the now share a common senger comfort because thanks to “deep under problem. ticketing system, so some of the routes have floor bins” and luggage “We strongly support passengers can travel on many corners.” HIGH TEA FRENCH racks. the need for a mature both Tassielink and Met- The new bus will Based on a successful conversation around the ro services with a single operate between Hobart ORANGERY BISTRO design used on the Gold issues with the ultimate card,” he said. and Port Arthur, the Coast where the bus op- goal being buses able “They can also plan Huon Valley and Rich- erates as an airport shut- to operate out of the and connect their public mond. Beautiful silver service - High Teas served daily. tle, Tassielink managing congestion. transport trips on Google Mr Dewsbery said director Shane Dewsbery “I would like to see a Maps, which is adding a while backpackers and Dine in style, delicious menu. Children’s menu and said the vehicle’s arrival broader discussion occur level of convenience that local travellers have secure garden area to play in. Magnificent vineyard in Tasmania was perfect- around public transport was previously unavail- bulky loads, at the same ly timed to help improve issues, covering topics able to public transport time Tassielink had to and waterviews - only 18mins from Hobart. the passenger transport like bus priority lanes, passengers.” take account of pas- product. clearways and smart Mr Dewsbery said sengers in wheelchairs “While it is impor- technology. the new bus was the first and provide them with OPEN 10am - 5pm tant that companies like “And there is no light Bustech vehicle specifi- “hassle free” access. Tassielink invests in the rail solution available cally designed with Tas- “This style of bus is Bookings: 6248 5555 industry with new buses for the eastern shore mania in mind, catering essential in the outer ur- [email protected] like this one, our passen- or the Southern Outlet, for regional roads and ban and regional areas to gers expect reliability,” so we need to include conditions. cater for our passengers’ Denholms Rd, Cambridge. he said. this in the conversation, “We specified 52 travel needs,” he said.

Metro will operate FOR YOUR SERVICE, a public holiday timetable in Hobart OUR SERVICE IS FREE. and Launceston on Monday 25 April If you’re a veteran, war widow or currently serving Australian Defence 2016. Force member, Metro wants to thank you with FREE travel on ANZAC For information Day in Hobart and Launceston. about timetables This is our small way of commemorating your bravery, and recognising your legacy. and services please To travel free, you need to either: call 13 22 01 or visit • wear your uniform; metrotas.com.au • wear your service medals; • wear an ex-service association, returned from active service or war widows’ badge; or • present your DVA card. 10

10 April 2016 Eastern Shore Sun MOUNT CARMEL SPECIAL FEATURE

MOUNT CARMEL – A PLACE TO FLOURISH AT Mount Carmel College we opportunity to learn outside the in our Middle Years program, believe that student wellbeing is classroom. which culminates with “STRIVE” in vital to personal and academic The experience form part year eight. success. of the College’s rich and varied Students can choose to be We understand that in order programs that focus on the involved in a multitude of activities for our students to flourish they wellbeing of students and their both at school and inter-school must be happy and know that they long-term health through the level including T20 Cricket, are safe, supported and belong in development of social and physical “Tournament of Minds”, rowing our college community. skills, independence and team and the “Da Vinci Challenge”. Happiness brings with it building. The Middle Years teaching an increased capacity to learn “Middle Years” at Mount team is currently planning effectively - from failures and Carmel College incorporates years and extending the program in successes – as this builds confident six to eight. anticipation of the completion of and resilient young women. The Middle Years teaching the new state-of-the-art Middle Our pastoral program is and learning program is planned Years facility which, among other based on relationship building in and structured with the particular innovative features, includes a designated groups called “Clans”. academic, pastoral, emotional and design centre and a dance studio “Clan Time” takes place every social needs of young adolescent Mount Carmel College offers day in various forms to allow girls as they make the transition a number of scholarships for new students to build their community from primary to secondary and existing students entering year and strengthen relationships with education and then to senior seven. teachers, peers and College House secondary. The scholarships are designed members. We seek to create a learning to provide new opportunities, The principles of positive environment that is supportive and foster passions and encourage education - bringing together the innovative to instill a lifelong love excellence across specific areas of science of positive psychology with of learning. educational and spiritual growth. best practice teaching - are present This is achieved through raising Two of the scholarships in every personal interaction, expectations of achievement, provide a 50 per cent reduction on activity and lesson at Mount supporting enhanced learning, academic fees over the four years Carmel. meeting individual needs, building of secondary education at Mount These principles equip our character and resilience, enhancing Carmel College. teachers and students to develop primary-secondary transition and Enrolments for year seven in the attitudes and skills necessary developing highly connected 2017 are now open. for building a happy and successful relationships. For more information about life. We support each student as Mount Carmel College please The secondary year level they participate in the wide range call 6216 7900 or visit www. camps offer students a wonderful of opportunities available to them mountcarmel.tas.edu.au

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family in 2017 Enrolments We recognise the intrinsic relationship between for Year 7 student wellbeing, pastoral care and learning. We actively celebrate diversity and encourage NOW a love of learning. Our focus is on small class sizes, a nurturing OPEN environment and experiences beyond the classroom. Scholarship opportunities exist for students entering Year 7 in 2017. The scholarships provide new opportunities, foster passions and encourage excellence. For a copy of our Prospectus and Enrolment and Scholarship Information, please call or visit us at www.mountcarmel.tas.edu.au 361 Sandy Bay Road, Sandy Bay, Enrolment applications close Friday 22nd April, 2016. Tasmania Ph (03) 6216 7900 A Catholic, Kinder to Year 10 school for girls and young boys www.mountcarmel.tas.edu.au 11

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12 April 2016 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS $1.14 million Kangaroo Bay skate park worth the wait

FROM FRONT PAGE skate park has been eagerly anticipated, especially since construction began, and it is very pleasing to see it be embraced so positively by our community,” he said. Mayor Chipman said the idea for the skate park was first initiated by a group of young people wanting a facility for skaters in a central location in the city. In 2010, the group presented the council with a petition of 442 signatories calling for the facility. “[The young people] showed a lot of initiative and were passionate in telling us Jacquie Petrusma MHA and Clarence Mayor Doug Chipman join members of the skating community in declaring the skate park officially open. what they wanted in our city to make it more enjoyable.” Liberal Member for Franklin Jacquie Petrusma said that she was delighted to see the completed project, which received $100,000 in Tasmanian Governmment funding. “The skate park provides a central meeting place for avid skaters on the Eastern Shore where they will refine A learner Driver Mentoring Program their skating skills and affirm friendships through their love VOLUNTEER MENTOR of skating,” she said. “It also allows an addition- DRIVERS URGENTLY NEEDED al area for children and young people to leave their comput- RING THE RSG COORDINATOR ON er consoles and get out-and- about to develop positive 0405 976 865 attitudes towards their overall OR EMAIL [email protected] fitness and wellbeing. “I am confident that the skate park will see much use and enjoyment well into the future and I congratulate the CITY OF CLARENCE Clarence City Council and all the stakeholders involved in making this dream become a reality.” Mayor Chipman said the skate park was something that all members of the com- munity could be proud of. “We hope that all users will respect and take care of the facility so that it can be enjoyed for many years to Invitation to comment come,” he said. “The skate park is an Draft Economic Development Plan 2016-2021 important component of the Clarence City Council has prepared a draft economic development Kangaroo Bay Urban Design plan to provide strategic direction for Council activity in the area of Plan and will help revitalise economic development over the next five year period. the area as a significant water- front leisure precinct.” Southern Tasmanian Skateboarding Association president Chris Speer in action. The overall objective of the economic development plan is to facilitate sustainable development consistent with the community’s goals. Interested people and organisations are invited to make a written NILS Network helps low-income Tasmanians submission concerning any matter included in the draft plan, or to HAVE you ever had savings to buy a new from big corporations without paying high propose further initiatives and opportunities that can be considered by one of those days where fridge and was therefore such as Aurora Energy interest fees. Council for inclusion. everything essential required to shop every and the National Austral- It also meant she breaks down and you night, costing her a large ia Bank. didn’t have to go to Cash A copy of the document is available from Council’s website at can’t afford to have it sum. NILS works through Converters or Radio www.ccc.tas.gov.au/consultation, or by contacting Greg Walker on fixed or replaced? That was until a Neighbourhood Houses Rentals, which would 6217 9531. This was exactly friend told her about and welfare organisations have meant paying an the problem for Jennie the NILS Network and like The Salvation Army additional $800 over the There is no set format for submissions, which should be forwarded to: [surname withheld for its community-lending to offer no interest loans life of the rental. General Manager privacy]. program. to people like Jennie, NILS helps people Clarence City Council A single mum living The ‘No Interest so they can buy a new like Jennie prevent small PO Box 96, Rosny Park 7018 with her three children, Loans Scheme’ (NILS) fridge, repair a car or problems from increas- Or lodged by email to [email protected] Jennie found herself with is a community-based, buy a new computer for ing, so now she can shop a broken fridge and was not-for-profit organisation school. weekly and save money. The closing date for submissions is Wednesday 11 May 2016. very stressed and worried that is supported by the Jennie’s NILS loan For more informa- about how she was going state and federal govern- meant she could borrow tion, visit nilstasmania. Clarence... a brighter place | www.ccc.tas.gov.au to buy food on special. ments. the money to buy a new org.au or phone 1300 She didn’t have any It also receives help energy efficient fridge 301 650. 13

April 2016 13 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Mobile phone Young executive shortlisted use education for for international award Military and Veterans’ time she has demon- Health. strated a maturity well She was nominated beyond her years, for the award following a together with a capacity pedestrians a must successful first year in the and willingness to learn,” role that saw her increase she said. the AMMA’s conference “Providing her with A PUBLIC education pedestrian distraction engineering interven- profit by more than 20 the opportunity to campaign to warn from smart phones may tions at high pedestrian per cent, as well as main- reinvigorate AMMA has pedestrians about the lead to greater risk. activity locations. taining strong connec- been a great decision. dangers of crossing “On top of this, “Most pedestrian fa- tions with its national and “This achievement the road while using a ownership of smart talities occur at non-in- international members. is further testament to mobile phone should phones in Australia is tersection locations,” “I was expecting a the young talent that we be considered following high, suggesting that he said. kind email from the As- have here in Tasmania.” the recent publication this may present an Austroads commis- sociation Network saying Ms Searle travelled of pedestrian safety emerging road safety sioned the research to that I was unsuccessful to Berlin on 9 April research by Austroads. challenge.” identify community for the award’s shortlist, to attend the award RACT general The report said attitudes towards influ- as I had only been in the ceremony and the annual manager Member Assist 18-30-year-olds were encing safe pedestrian role nine months,” Ms Associations Network Darren Moody said at highest risk, with 30 behaviour, groups most Searle said. Congress. it was important to per cent indicating that at risk of distracted “So it was amazing At the time of publi- challenge the percep- they used their smart walking, most likely when I made the top cation, Ms Searle said she Young professional Naomi Searle, of Geilston Bay, has been tion that it was possible phones for texting or locations and effective three alongside two high- was excited to network shortlisted for the Association Network’s Young Association ly accomplished interna- with other association to cross the road safely internet access at risky countermeasures. Executive of the Year Award. while texting or using levels while crossing the It specifically tional young association professionals and see the internet, particularly road. investigated pedestrian GEILSTON Bay local career who are making professionals.” how they were tackling targeting adolescents It also found that distraction due to the Naomi Searle has been outstanding contributions Paula Leishman, challenges such as mem- and young adults. up to 40 per cent of use of technological named as the only Aus- to the sector. the managing director ber retention, corporate “The report not- all pedestrians may be devices. tralian shortlisted for the Ms Searle is the con- of Leishman Associates sponsorship and new ed that pedestrians distracted by mobile Nearly 500 peo- Association Network’s ference and association which has managed the innovations in association accounted for 14 per phones when crossing ple were interviewed, Young Association Execu- manager for the Austral- AMMA since 1996, said management. cent of Australia’s road the road. either face-to-face or tive of the Year Award. asian Military Medicine Ms Searle’s shortlisting AMMA is an inde- deaths annually,” he Mr Moody said online, and an exten- The internation- Association (AMMA) was well deserved. pendent, professional said. countermeasures to sive review of literature al award recognises and also manages the “Naomi has worked scientific organisation of “And international combat the issue should was completed as part association executives in company’s quarterly with us for the past two medical and allied health research suggests that include education and of the research. the first 10 years of their journal, the Journal of years and during that professionals.

What’s happening? Soon the current road works will be completed and there will be changes to This is how the new ramps will look when approaching from the East Derwent the way you travel from the East Derwent Highway onto Rosny Hill Road and Highway (Lindisfarne): the Tasman Highway at Montagu Bay. What’s new and how will it look? NEW RAMP TO AIRPORT & SORELL

The existing ramp for Rosny Hill traffic has been modified and there is a new SHARED PEDESTRIAN AND ramp for traffic travelling to the Airport and Sorell. CYCLE PATH (3m WIDE) It is expected these changes will occur in April 2016 and you will need to take particular care to observe the new directional signs and select the correct lane for your destination. Electronic signage in the area will give you advance notice of when the changes will come into place. RAMP TO ROSNY ETC. If you are travelling from the East Derwent Highway you will need to follow new overhead signs to ensure your vehicle is in the correct lane.

HOBART, GLENORCHY Further information TRAFFIC ONLY For further information about how the new ramps will operate please visit the project webpage at www.transport.tas.gov.au/road/projects where you can find out more details about the changes, call 1800 753 878 or email [email protected] 14

14 April 2016 Eastern Shore Sun KID’S CORNER MOTHER’S DAY COLOURING COMPETITION! Simply colour in the bouquet of flowers and return to the Eastlands Customer Service Desk with your contact details by May 18th for your chance to win a $50 gift card for Mum this Mother’s Day!

CHILD’S FULL NAME: ______AGE: ______PARENT/GUARDIAN’S FULL NAME: ______PHONE NUMBER: ______*Terms and conditions apply. Winner drawn 20.5.2016 15

April 2016 15 Eastern Shore Sun Eastlands feature

Mother’s Day covered at Jenerick IF you are struggling for Mother’s Day gift ideas this year, the friendly and knowledgeable staff at Jenerick Eastlands can point you in the right direction. From candles and cushions to photo frames and garden accessories, the “Eastlands institution” can help you spoil the special woman in your life. “Our eclectic mix of products from around the world caters to every style,” Jenerick co-owner Carol Rumbold said. “We have recently welcomed the beautiful Angel Aromatics and Tilley Soaps to our extensive range, which make the perfect gifts.” Angel Aromatics are Australian- made and owned quality home fragrances that are vegan friendly, not tested on animals and paraben-free. The Tilley Soaps range includes soy, palm and paraffin perfumed candles, premium gift soaps and rough cut vegetable soaps, personal care lotions, skincare cream, body washes and cosmetics. Jenerick also offers gift vouchers with no expiry date and free gift-wrapping, and accepts Eastlands gift cards. Jenerick is located opposite JB HiFi on Eastlands’ lowet level. For more information call 6244 5200 or “like” Jenerick on Facebook. Spend and WIN this Mother's Day! Simply spend $50 or more at any participating specialty store to receive your FREE gift and enter our Major Prize draw valued at over $500.* Plus, double your chances at our DOUBLE ENTRY STORES! Simply bring your receipts to the Customer Service Desk on the same day of purchase to enter!

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16 April 2016 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS

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STANDS FOR. The Autumn Barn Market will be held on Saturday 23 April from 10am to 3pm at The Barn, Rosny Farm. For enquiries please THE popular Autumn than 40 stalls filled with be showcasing her chil- ers throughout the day,” contact Michelle on Where: Sorell RSL 49 Barn Market will be Tasmanian designed and dren’s book, ‘The Giant Ms Singleton said. 0432 148 253 Cole Street Sorell returning to the Eastern produced goods, as well Bowl of Chocolate’.” “Recline on the or email When: Thursday 21 April Shore this month and is as craft demonstrations, For those wishing expansive park-like [email protected] at 7pm set to be bursting with workshops and a host of to add something new gardens of Rosny Farm Tea and coffee provided colour. buskers. to their home décor, or in the cosy courtyard The seasonal event Market manager patrons need look and fill up on some Authorised by Michelle Hoult 37 Worsley Drive Margate Tasmania 7054 will showcase more Tamsin Singleton said no further than new gourmet treats, like a number of new stallholder Benni, which Wood Fiery Redhead stallholders would be will feature a range of pizza (including the au- making their debut at textiles, homewares and tumn-themed pumpkin the autumn-themed accessories depicting and feta pizza), or sip WE ARE PROUD TO PASS ON THE event. seascape photography barista-made Fika coffee * “In particular, we are by Benita Vincent. or a glass of Simple very excited to welcome Also retuning to the Cider. Tas Hoop Jam to this Barn Market will be Tilly “Come and celebrate $1 DISCOUNT season’s Barn Market,” Mac & Mumma, with the best of autumn with ON PBS PRESCRIPTIONS Ms Singleton said. updated homewares, us and meet a talented *Government subsidised medicines. Commences 1st January 2016. Conditions apply, see pharmacist in store for details. “Marion Lucy has Under the Shade of the bunch of Tasmanian been running her hula Bonsai Tree, featuring makers, artists and hooping classes for Jacquie Rodemann’s designers.” WE OFFER YOU THE 18-months and will be new Kanazawa range of The Autumn Barn offering her workshop jewellery and Enchanted Market will be held for both children and Acorn Flowers, with on Saturday 23 April LOWEST PRICE ON adults throughout the locally-grown flowers from 10am to 3pm at YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS day. and foliage crafted into The Barn, Rosny Farm Government subsidised medicines “For those wishing posies, bird’s nest ar- (between the Rosny to continue the hip-wig- rangements, succulents Park Golf Course and gling fun, there will also and flower wreaths. Eastlands). be a range of bright- “Clarence City Band For more infor- SCRIPTS FROM ly-coloured, handcrafted will be bringing their mation, visit the Barn * hoops on sale. fabulous big band sound Market on Facebook, “Marion’s talents to the Barn Market and Instagram or Twitter or don’t just lie in spinning they’ll be joined by a go to www.thebarnmar- hoops, as she will also talented bunch of busk- ket.com.au. $5.20*Government subsidised medicines. Commences 1st January 2016. Prescription required. Conditions apply, see pharmacist in store for details There are some over the counter medicines that are no longer Council amalgamation subsidised on the PBS FREE MEDICATION CARE PLAN feasibility studies underway Speak to our pharmacists about our FEASIBILTIY studies or under the establish- councils or a greater FREE MEDICATION CARE PLAN, which on voluntary amalga- ment of shared services Hobart Council that in- can help you get the most out of your mations and shared arrangements. cludes Clarence, Hobart, medication and safety net benefit. services for a potential The state govern- Glenorchy and Kingbor- south east council and ment in partnership with ough councils. greater Hobart council the councils has largely Both studies are in ROKEBY DISCOUNT DRUG STORE have begun. funded the studies. the early stages with Clarence City Coun- The feasibility final reports expected 46 South Arm Road, Rokeby cil is participating in studies will be used to around August 2016. Phone: 6247 8802 • Fax: 6247 2140 • [email protected] both studies in conjunc- assist councils to deter- The community will OPEN 7 DAYS • MONDAY to FRIDAY: 8:30am - 7.30pm • SATURDAY & SUNDAY: 9:00am - 6:00pm tion with the relevant mine whether there is be kept informed on the neighbouring councils. merit in the proposal feasibility studies as they The project aims to of a south east council progress and the out- identify any demonstra- comprising Clarence, comes from the studies ble benefits from volun- Sorell, Tasman and will be used to consult tary amalgamations and/ Glamorgan-Spring Bay with the community. 17

April 2016 17 Eastern Shore Sun

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Creative Yoga and Deep Relaxation Over 50s or for all those who want an active but easy-going, relaxing class. Enjoy a good variety of movement to promote ease and comfort. Soft and flow- ing without causing undue stress or strain. Monday 1.30pm at Tranmere Hall. Phone Fern Vella 0438 234 962.

Jazzercise Lindisfarne and Cambridge Lindisfarne Activities Centre - Mon 5-6pm and 6.30-7.30pm, Tues/ Thurs 9-10am, Sat 8-9am and 9.15-10am. CWA Hall Lindisfarne - Wed 5-6pm and 6.15-7.15pm, Sun 8-9am. Cambridge Community Hall - Mon/Fri 9-10am, Tues/Thurs 6.30- Fitness and fun 7.30pm. Jazzercise Lite at Lindisfarne Activities Centre - Tues 10.30-11.30am. Phone Susan 0488 707 056. continues through Child-minding available. Perfect Fit 4 Ladies 10 weekly group fitness sessions from fitball to boot camp and personal training. winter months Join in the professional, quality sessions to discover FINDING motivation to had been attending Fit- attending the first session, your new best. See full time exercise can be a difficult ness in the Park sessions new participants “won’t table at www.perfectfit4la- task at the best of times for more than three years. want to stop.” dies.com or phone Jody and with winter on the “The first time I “At the end of the ses- 0459 100 701. way, it probably won’t get attended I couldn’t sion, we always feel really much easier. participate for more than good, endorphins are up Personal Trainer But for locals Mar- five-minutes, but the and you can get into the Jacqui is an insured and garet Genge and Kerry trainer, Sherri, was won- day,” she said. registered Personal Trainer Wharton, a simple philos- derful and she walked “I couldn’t be without located in Hobart. Personal ophy of “do it, just do it” with me for the rest of it now.” training is mobile, I can has seen them brave the the session,” Ms Genge The free sessions will even come to your home. cold each year to attend said. be held on Wednesdays Jacqui is qualified for pre Clarence City Council’s “I improved every at 9.30am at Simmons and postnatal women. popular Fitness in the week and the group Park in Lindisfarne and Contact Jacqui on 0499 992 Park program. makes me want to come on Fridays at 9.30am at 650 or www.happyhumans. Run by a qualified back because they are so Bellerive Beach Park. com.au to get your program trainer and catering for all supportive and encour- No bookings are started. ages and abilities, Fitness aging and you get some required and participants in the Park offers a range good laughs.” are welcome to attend Pilates - Lauderdale Hall of free fitness sessions, Fitness in the Park any of the sessions. Join us on Thursdays from allowing participants to sessions cover flexibility, For more information, 6-7pm for pilates classes. Long-time Fitness in the Park participants Kerry Wharton, left, and Margaret Genge, right, with enjoy the local parks and core stability, boxing visit www.ccc.tas.gov.au/ Fully qualified and experi- instructor Sherri Ring. beaches. fitness, functional training, fitness or contact Coun- enced instructor. Beginners The program’s winter aerobic exercise, circuit cil’s community planning welcome. Phone Lindsay sessions have now com- training, balance, body and development officer, 0417 064 676 or email so- menced and will run until weight exercise and hill Suzanne Schulz, on 6217 [email protected] 31 August. walking. 9599 or [email protected]. Ms Genge said she Ms Wharton said after gov.au. Pilates Studio at Cambridge Group floor classes Mon 5pm, Tues 5.30pm, Wed 6pm, Thurs 9.30am and Sat 9am. Fully equipped studio for private or small group pilates studio sessions. Dr. Kyle Sneddon (Chiropractor) Instructors trained with Australian Pilates Method ˜ No contracts. No upfront fees. Association. Suitable for all ages. Ph Julie 0402 827 651 ˜ No referral required. New patients welcome. or email pilates@pilatesj. com.au ˜ Australian trained, member of Chiropractors’ Richmond Pilates Classes Association of Australia (National) Ltd. Richmond Hall (supper ˜ HICAPS and instant health fund rebates room). Monday-Thursday Call for a FREE chat to see if we can help 6-7pm. Friday 10-11am. available. Email alignpilates.tas@ Hobart Bellerive gmail.com or phone 0417 Phone (03) 6244 2928 backinbalance.com.au 834 746. Suite 2, 30 Bayfield street. Rosny Park 7018 Auto accidents, workers comp. and DVA bulk billed 18

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Free bushwalk fun this autumn

Chefaholic Cooking School A paddock to plate cooking experience for all Thai beef salad Ingredients Method • 500g beef tenderloin or 1. Marinate the meat rib eye sliced with seasoning sauce • 100g onion sliced for 10 minutes. • 80g cucumber halved 2. Grill the marinated and sliced meat until medium, • 60g tomatoes, wedged, let it rest. de-seeded • 40g Chinese celery (or 3. Mix the dressing normal celery) sliced ingredients together • 1 tbsp seasoning sauce and stir until the sugar has dissolved. Dressing 4. Slice the meat, toss • 120ml fish sauce with the prepared • 120ml lime juice dressing and serve on • 50g sugar a bed of lettuce and • 4 Bird’s Eye chillies garnish with tomato. Lettuce/salad leaves and tomatoes for garnish Enjoy! For further information please contact: E: [email protected] P: 0407 175 720 or 0448 820 367 www.chefaholiccookingschool.com

Nature lovers are invited to explore Tasmania’s distinctive landscapes on foot as part of a series of free guided bushwalks delivered by the Tasmanian National Parks Association. Photo credit: Anne McConnell. WITH cool mornings, reasonable fitness and Tasmanian Wilderness and all participants are mencement. IN THE GARDEN sunny afternoons and a a pair of sturdy walking World Heritage Area and required to bring walk- Walk leader phone Stories from Bug Garden sea of colour, autumn is shoes,” she said. a walk to Cape Hauy ing boots, lunch, snacks, numbers are available by Lisa Moser the perfect time to get “The aim is to help in the Tasman National water and protection on the TNPA website at Bug-tastic! One abandoned out of the house and people get out there, Park. from sun and rain. www.tnpa.asn.au. garden with a growing number enjoy the natural beauty discover the pleasures Walks range from Bookings need to For general enquiries, of curious critters, a ladybug Tasmania has to offer. of bushwalking and de- approximately three-to- be made with the walk contact Anne McCon- who doesn’t want to be a lady, The Tasmanian velop a love for natural seven hours in duration leader prior to com- nell on 0405 746 543. a roly-poly bug who loves to National Parks Associa- areas.” roll, a horsefly who thinks he’s tion (TNPA) is running The Autumn Walks a horse, and a cricket with a thirst for adventure. We’re all a range of free, guided program offers a variety abuzz over this delightful, gorgeously illustrated and FUN bushwalks up until 7 of easy to medium-hard kids’ picture book! May as part of its ‘Au- walks, including the tumn Walks’ program. caves of Chauncy Vale, The Book of Leaves TNPA Autumn Walks Wellington Park and the by Allen J. Coombes coordinator Anne Mc- Icehouse Track. Don’t leave it to your imagination. Connell said the TNPA Further afield walks Stunning and comprehensive, ran the free bushwalks include the Blue Tier in take a trip around the globe with to “simply celebrate and north east Tasmania, a this exquisite guide to six hundred enjoy our wild places.” Lake Fenton Pack Track of the world’s most beautiful “Anyone and every- walk in Mount Field Na- leaves. Must be seen to be one is welcome to join tional Park, a Recherche believed. in, as long as they have Bay historical walk in the EAT | CHAT | PLAY Mouthworks Speech Pathology is now The Book of Frogs by Tim Halliday YOUR INVITATION offering Speech Pathology, Dietetics, Life-size colour photos of six TO OUR LIZ DAVENPORT DESIGNS hundred of the world’s weirdest WITH CRESWICK FINE KNITWEAR and Occupational Therapy services. and most wonderful frogs, from the deadly Golden Poison Frog, WREST POINT to the opalescent Kamana CASINO Falls Emerald-barred Frog, 410 Sandy Bay Rd, Sandy Bay to the colossal seven-pound 17TH - 20TH Goliath Frog. Complete with 30 Lincoln Street distribution map, species identification, natural history and MAY Lindisfarne TAS 7015 9AM - 6PM p: 03 6243 4350 conservation status. Hop to it! e:[email protected] Fullers is now on Facebook For an appointment please contact www.mouthworks.net www.fullersbookshop.com.au IRENA SMITH on 0417 265 193 19

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Provides support for older from ‘Strength2Strength’ people and their carers in Southern Tasmania as heart disease, arthritis, Parkinson’s, diabetes, • Respite for dementia carers chronic pain, mental • Respite for employed carers: - health issues and respira- supporting your position in the Can one of our services help you? tory issues. workforce “Strength training can CONTACT US TODAY! • Home care packages for also help in the preven- Phone 03 6243 6044 independent seniors tion and management Email [email protected] • Weekend day centres of diabetes, depression, www.parksidefoundation.org.au osteoporosis, heart dis- ease and a wide range of other chronic conditions that affect many Tasma- nians.” Primarily focused on strength-based exercise, the program assists clients with muscular development, as well as OSTEOPATH improved cardiovascular DR. MATT BLACKBURN B.App.Sc.M. Osteo. conditioning, balance and stability. Safe and effective treatment for: Care Forward • Back, neck, hip, knee and shoulder pain. accredited exercise • Headaches and migraines. physiologist Cameron • Pain, stiffness and lack of mobility in the elderly. Treloar said participants • Assistance with chronic and severe pain conditions, fibromyalgia and fatigue. could achieve “fantastic improvements” in health, confidence and overall Osteopathic treatment offers: • Generous consultation times, 40 minutes. quality of life. • Effective gentle techniques to treat muscles, joints ligaments and nerves. “The program aims • Home exercises and lifestyle advice as required. to reduce hospital re-ad- missions and enhance patient self-management Ph: 6122 0150 and post-hospitalisation W: www.yourhealthhub.com.au E: [email protected] outcomes,” he said. Level 3/33 Cambridge Rd Bellerive TAS “Supporting patients of all abilities, Strength- 2Strength provides individual programs un- dertaken in a supervised group setting, which not only provides a great ex- ercise environment, but a supportive and socially Care Forward exercise physiologist Kate Mollison with Strength2Strength participant Phillip interactive one as well. • Professional Hearing Health Care, servicing Hobart and Grimmond. “A key part of the program is also providing Eastern Suburbs since 2001. EASTERN Shore res- on 30 March) includes exercise programs with the participants with a • Our Audiologists have more than thirty years combined idents over the age of individually tailored education in areas such home exercise program experience. 60 will have the chance exercise programs to as nutrition and lifestyle. to maintain and achieve to improve their health improve the health of “The program aims ongoing progress follow- • Contracted to provide service to aged Pensioners and through supported participants by reducing to increase wellbeing in ing the 12-weeks.” Veterans. physical activity thanks the impact of chronic Australia’s most rapidly Positions in Care to a new program run by health conditions. ageing population – Tas- Forward’s Strength- P: 6244 1993 E: [email protected] Care Forward. Joe Towns, the man- mania,” he said. 2Strength program are W: www.easternaudiologyservices.com.au Delivered in partner- aging director of Care “Anyone can benefit still available. ship with Primary Health Forward, Rosny Park, said from the assistance of For more informa- Tasmania, the free 12- Strength2Strength was this program, including tion, phone 1300 364 week Strength2Strength an innovative initiative those with long-term 876 or visit www.carefor- Clarence Seniors ward.com.au/contact. program (which started that coupled individual health conditions such & Citizens Centre Almas bar & lounge Are you looking for a friendly place to go and join in some activities? PILATES STUDIO CAMBRIDGE The Clarence Seniors & Citizens Centre is available for meetings, conferences, birthday Fully equipped studio sessions parties (over 25’s), reunions, weddings, wakes Private or small group by arrangement and more! Group Floor Classes day and evening Almas bar & lounge is run by our volunteers. All instructors are APMA trained With very competitive prices and a full commercial Australian Pilates Method of Australia kitchen facility available. Spaces are available for long or short term hire Affordable Rates - All ages welcome For bookings or enquiries please contact the centre on Phone Julie 0402 827 651 email [email protected] or phone 6244 4264 or email [email protected] 17 Alma Street - Bellerive 20

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Australian517473_ANZ Retired LAM LOCAL Persons PAPER HEADER ADVERTSCity of Clarence X 2 KINDS_951868.indd Eisteddfod 1 Local walk Wednesday and MTT Facial Pain Support Group health conditions. Wednesdays Howrah Yoga Flow1/02/2016 Class 2:37 pm Association City of Clarence Eisteddfod will bus to other walks, Mondays. All Trigeminal neuralgia and other 9am at Warrane Neighbourhood Moving with the breath, strength- A non-profit organisation estab- commence on 30 August 2016. welcome to come and try. Contact facial pain sufferers meet regularly Centre, Wednesdays 3.3.pm at ening core, lengthening spine, lished 30-years-ago with a wide School classes will be on 5, 6 Dot Batt on 6244 6276 or Mavis for information and support. Phone Sandford hall, Fridays 4pm at relaxation and mindfulness. How- range of social activities for men and 7 September. Prize-winners Gregor on 6247 8696. Helen 6245 0429 or Ros 6234 Clarence Lifestyle Village. Contact rah Recreational Centre, Tuesday and women who are retired or concert on 18 September. Entries 7989. Jenny on 0417 489 145. 5.30 pm. Beginners welcome. about to retire (active over-50s). close 24 June. The syllabus for Coal River Valley Garden Club Phone Jackie 6265 7716. Email Activity groups, day bus trips and this year’s eisteddfod can be Meets the fourth Monday of the Flagstaff Gully Landcare Group Hobart Model Aero Club [email protected]. a four-day day trip later in the found online at www.clarencee- month from February to November For information about the Flagstaff Radio control planes at Kelly Field year. Regular Sunday lunches, isteddfod.com.au. Phone Audrey at the Richmond Football Club Gully Landcare Group please on the Richmond/Campania Road, Inner Wheel Club of Clarence Tuesday lunches and a mid-year on 6247 8264. Rooms, Victoria Street, Richmond contact Peter McGlone on 0406 on the right-hand side, 2km from For women who believe in Ausmas lunch, anniversary/Christ- at 7.30pm. Includes guest speak- 380 545 or business phone 6234 Richmond. Most flying takes place the importance of friendship, mas lunch. Bi-monthly general Clarence Baptist Fellowship ers, trade table and supper. Phone 3552. Saturday and Sunday mornings, personal service and international meetings with a speaker held Meets on Sundays at 10am. 6260 4153 for further information. weather permitting, between 9am- understanding. Meetings on fourth at the Clarence Senior Citizens Lindisfarne Activities Centre, 37a Flaming Star Line Dance Classes 1pm. Visitors welcome. Thursday of month at 6.30pm Centre, 17 Alma Street, Bellerive Lincoln Street. Friendly fellowship. Coal River Valley Sustainable Classes held Mondays 9.30- at Beltana Bowls Club, Lincoln at 10.30am. Phone Doris on 6272 All welcome. Enquiries phone Living Group - Richmond 11.30am at the Lindisfarne Hobart Outrigger Canoe Club Street, Lindisfarne. Phone 6243 3525 or 0437 494 659. 6248 1912. Meets at Centacare meeting room Masonic Hall, Gordons Hill Road. We paddle from the Montrose 9692 or 6243 6543. in Torrens Street, Richmond. Tuesday nights at the Lindisfarne Yacht Club and also have B4 at Bellerive Primary School Clarence City Children’s Choir Second Wednesday of the month CWA building, Lincoln Street, additional paddling locations at Jazzercise Lindisfarne and Families with children from birth Choir for children aged six to at 7pm. Phone Penny Wadsley on beginners 6pm, intermediate 7pm. Lindisfarne and Dodges Ferry. Cambridge to age five are warmly invited to 16. Meets at Clarence Uniting 6260 2950, email pmwadsley@ Email Debbie at flamingstardanc- Meet on Tuesday and Thursday Lindisfarne Activities Centre - become part of our early learning Church, corner of Cambridge ozemail.com.au or find us on [email protected] or phone 0403 at 6pm and Sundays at 9am. For Monday 5-6pm and 6.30-7.30pm, program at Bellerive Primary Road and York Street, Bellerive Facebook. 230 191. ages nine and up. Call Scott on Tuesday/Thursday 9-10am, Satur- School. Our program offers both on Wednesdays from 4.15-5.15pm 0417 526 579 or visit www.hobart. day 8-9am and 9.15-10am. CWA indoor and outdoor play, music during school terms. No auditions Creative Yoga and Deep Food Garden Group outriggers.com.au Hall Lindisfarne - Wednesday and fun gym sessions. Phone required, just a desire to sing and Relaxation We love to grow what we eat and 5-6pm and 6.15-7.15pm, Sunday 6244 1200. perform with others. Phone 0419 Over 50s or for all those who want share our skills, surplus produce, Hornby Railway Collectors 8-9am. Cambridge Community 312 041 for enquiries. an active but easy-going, relaxing seeds, seedlings and plants at our Association of Australia Hall - Monday/Friday 9-10am, Bellerive Community Arts Centre class. Enjoy a good variety of informal monthly garden visits. An amateur organisation devoted Tuesday/Thursday 6.30-7.30pm. Join weekly arts and crafts Clarence Community Knitting movement to promote ease and Membership is free. We welcome to the preservation and running Jazzercise Lite at Lindisfarne sessions held Tuesdays to Fridays Group comfort. Soft and flowing without both experts and novices. Email of old commercial model railways Activities Centre - Tuesday 10.30- or special weekend workshops. Knit and crochet for friends, causing undue stress or strain. [email protected] with a special interest in Hornby 11.30am. Phone Susan 0488 707 Annual membership $30. Email families and charities and get Monday 1.30pm at Tranmere Hall. trains and Meccano products. 056. Child-minding available. [email protected] or involved in community projects. Phone Fern Vella 0438 234 962. Free computer training Meetings held monthly. Contact phone 6245 8742. Located at 17 Venue - Clarence Integrated Care Use you own laptop or use an on- Barry Dent on 0417 142 380. Just walk it Cambridge Road, Bellerive. Centre, Bayfield Street, Rosny. Crohn’s Colitis Australia - Hobart line centre computer. Phone 6260 If you are 55 and over and enjoy Wednesdays from 10am-12noon. Support Group 1065 or drop into the Richmond Howrah Auxiliary of the Royal walking, join our friendly walking Bellerive CWA Branch Phone Clare 62444 995. Meets on first Monday of every Online Centre at 54 Bridge Street, Hobart Hospital group. Free of charge. Phone Meets first Monday every month month at the Rosny Library, Bligh Richmond (Old Court House). Meetings held on the first Wednes- Joyce on 0408 487 218. at St Mark’s, Corner Clarence and Clarence Ladies’ Probus Club Street. 6pm. Interested people Email [email protected] day of month at GP Superclinic, Scott Streets, Bellerive. 11.30am Meets on the third Monday of each phone 1800 138 029. Sharing ide- Bayfield Street, Rosny at 1.30pm. Justice of the Peace handcraft (bring own lunch after- month at the Bellerive Yacht Club as and occasional guest speakers. Geilston Bay Tennis Club New members welcome. Phone Eastern Shore residents who may wards). 1.30pm branch meeting. at 10am. New members welcome. Social tennis for adults catering 6243 5651 or 6263 2295. require documentation to be wit- Contact Kath Chipman on 6248 Email clarenceladiesprobusclub@ Derwent Storms Dragon Boat Club for all standards every Monday, nessed or signed by a Justice of 9007 or email kath.chipman5@ gmail.com For recreational and/or compe- Tuesday, Friday and Sunday from Howrah Combined Probus Club the Peace. Voluntary JP available bigpond.com tition paddlers, males/females 10am. Cost $3. Juniors (during Meets at 10am on the first between 9.30am and 4pm each Clarence Lions Club aged from 12 with no upper age school terms) on Fridays 4pm. Tuesday of month at the Sunshine Tuesday in the office just inside Bellerive Historical Society First and third Wednesday of the limit. Experience not necessary. Saturdays for coaching. Phone Centre, Howrah Road, Howrah, and to the left of the Service 17 Cambridge Road, Bellerive month, Clarence Lions meet at Come and try sessions Saturday Tony (coach) on 0404 128 323 or followed by morning tea and Tasmania shop in Bligh Street, provides speakers, discussions, the Howrah Recreation Centre, mornings, first session free, then Peter (secretary) on 6244 3655. normally a guest speaker. Day’s Rosny Park. resources and outings related to Howrah Road, Howrah at 6.30pm. $30 for three sessions. Meet at outing or luncheon on third local and Tasmanian history. Meet- Contact Stephen on 0402 483 355 Motor Yacht Club of Tasmania, Glebe Hill Bushland Reserve Tuesday. New members both Kangatraining postnatal exercise ings 7.30pm on first Wed of month for details. Lindisfarne at 8am. Paddle from Landcare Group male and female welcome. Phone classes at the Bellerive Community Arts 8.30-9.30am. Email derwent- All welcome. Regular events Laurie Stevens 62476085 or Judy Specifically designed for you and Centre. Ph John on 6244 2925. Clarence Pensioners Association [email protected] and working bees refer to www. Paynter 62333675. your baby. Mums get a full body New members welcome to a facebook.com/GlebeHillLandcare dance-based workout while wear- Bellerive Youth Groups friendly, happy group. Venue - Dodges Ferry Senior Citizens or contact Adam Holmstrom at Howrah Joey Scouts ing baby. Come and meet other Come along to Scotty’s and Cross- Clarence Integrated Care Centre, Indoor Bowls [email protected] For boys and girls aged six to mums and have some fun while wired every Friday during school Bayfield Street, Rosny. First Friday Have fun with fellow senior citi- eight. We enjoy games, craft, getting fit. Phone 0412 345 777 or term. Scotty’s is for grades three in the month from 12.30-2pm. zens every Thursday 12.45-4pm Gentle Squash for Seniors sleepovers, outings, making new visit www.pregnancyexerciseand- to six and runs from 4-5.30pm. Phone Clare 6244 4995. at the Dodges Ferry Recreational Fun and aerobic fitness program friends and having lots of fun. We beyond.com Crosswired is for grades seven Community Centre next to the for over 50s, designed to improve meet on Thursday evenings during to 12 and runs from 7-9pm. Held Clarence Plains Tai Chi Dodges Ferry Primary School, Old hand-eye coordination. If you school terms from 6pm-7pm at Kids Art Classes at St Mark’s Bellerive (corner Contact the Rokeby Neighbour- Forcett Road. Phone Jan Patmore can walk, you can play. Every Fri- the Tranmere Hall. Phone Fiona After-school art classes in Lindis- Clarence and Scott streets). hood Centre on 62476778 for 6265 8208. day1.30-3pm at Eastside Squash, Roberts on 0418 996 194. farne Bay for six to 12-year-olds. more information. 69 Cambridge Road, Bellerive. All Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- Beltana Bowls Club Eastern Shore Bridge Club equipment is provided. First les- Howrah Playgroup (Sunshine day 3.45-5pm. Free introductory Barefoot bowls every Tuesday Clarence Plains Walk and Talk Meets at the Howrah Recreation son is free. $5 thereafter. Phone Centre) class. Call 0400 844 179 - eve- evening during daylight savings Group Centre, 11 Howrah Road, Howrah, John on 6244 6539. Offers a fun, safe environment nings. Also Beginner adult drawing time 5.30pm for 6pm start. Entry Mondays from 9.30 to 10.30, Tuesday events at 7pm. Phone for families with children up to the classes also available. includes sausage sizzle and prizes starting from Clarence Plains 6244 1493 (leave a message). Gordons Hill Landcare Group age of five. Monday and Tuesday on the night. Located in Lincoln Community Health Centre, Heart Meets on the third Sunday of each 10am-12pm, Wednesday 9.30am- Knopwood Knitters Street, Lindisfarne. Phone 6243 Place, Rokeby, free to join and Eastern Shore Needlework month, 9am-12.30pm at Marril 11.30am. $4 per family. Howrah Mondays from 10.30am at Clar- 8706 or email beltanabowls@ welcome to everyone. Contact the Group Street for working bee activities. Recreational Centre, 11 Howrah ence Plains Community Health bigpond.com Rokeby Neighbourhood Centre on Meets at Howrah Recreation Phone Michael Baker on 0447 Road, Howrah. Phone Isabel 0400 Centre, Heart Place, Rokeby. 62476778 Centre, 11 Howrah Road, Howrah 335 870. 773 837. Free to join and welcome to every- Boule / Petanque on Monday mornings 9am-12pm one. Contact the Rokeby Neigh- We play on the grass slopes at Clarence Plains Historical and Wednesdays 12.30-3.30pm. Hands On Howrah Recreation Centre bourhood Centre on 62476778. the rear of the Howrah Sunshine Society Inc $3 per session and participants Meets at Lindisfarne Activities Activities available are bowls, ten- Recreation Centre, 11 Howrah Discover the history and heritage are required to be members of the Centre (37a Lincoln Street, Lindis- nis, girl guides, playgroup, yoga, Launching into Learning - Road, all year on Thursdays from of this very early settlement. We centre. All forms of needlework farne), every Monday - excluding karate, bingo, etc. Available for Lauderdale Primary School 1.30pm. Games finish between do talks, visits and displays, and welcome. Phone Margaret Roberts public holidays. $3 per session, hire with or without bar facilities. Lauderdale Primary School offers 3 and 3.30pm. No experience or we are also interested in your on 6247 1648 or Annette Hingston includes morning tea. Activities All enquiries please call 6247 7711 the following programs in 2016 for uniforms required and no age limit. memories of your area. Phone on 6243 7236. include embroidery (all facets), or drop into 11 Howrah Road, birth to four-year-olds: Terrific Tots Phone 6288 8306. Wendy on 6247 6925. card making, crochet, quilting, Howrah. Monday 9am-11am. Pre-Kinder Eastside Activity Centre jewellery making and Victorian commences in term two for chil- Chat ‘n’ Eat Clarence Walkies Talkies Kinder gym walkers to five years boxes. Phone Margaret Rust on Howrah School for Seniors dren turning four in 2016. Phone Senior singles or couples meet for Walking Group - Monday to Friday, trampoline 6244 2690. New members welcome. Meets 6248 6270. midday meal on fourth Thursday Leaves Medical Centre, Bayfield classes four years and up - Mon- every Friday at 10am at the How- Launching into Learning - of the month. Bookings essential Street, Rosny. Starts 9.30am day to Friday, tumbling beginners Heartmoves rah Recreation Centre, 11 Howrah Risdon Vale Primary School by the Monday before the meal. Monday and Wednesday. Council to advanced - Monday to Thurs- Gentle exercise for older people Road. Phone Lynne Edgerton Risdon Vale Primary School offers Phone Dawn 6247 9011. bus once a month (cost $6). day. Call 6247 7399 for details. and those with chronic but stable 6247 9198. Early Learning for birth to four- 21

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year-olds517473_ANZ every LAM Tuesday LOCAL PAPER9-11am HEADER munity ADVERTS and Xother 2 KINDS_951868.indd groups. Phone 2 Pilates Foundation Course Thursdays from 9.30am. Chat phone Louise on 0448 820 367 or State Emergency1/02/2016 Service 2:37 pm and Thursday 12.30-2.30pm. 6243 8097 or write to PO Box 116 Held at the Howrah Recreation table. Phone Noels on 6248 1083. email [email protected] (Southern Regional Volunteer Unit) Pre-kinder 9-10.30am every Lindisfarne Tas 7015. Centre on Tuesday evenings 7pm Meet at their depot 132 Morn- Thursday. Phone 6242 5222. to 8pm. Enquiries Jackie Graham Rosny Park National Seniors Sit and Be Fit Chair ington Road, Mornington every Lindisfarne Riverside Arts Club 62657716 or 0467197499. Monthly meeting first Tuesday Exercise Class Wednesday night at 7.30pm. Launch into Learning - South and Choir Strengthen and tone, lengthen each month at 6pm with dinner Mondays at 10am at the Clarence Contact Syd McClymont. Phone Arm Primary School Choir practice Thursday evenings spine and improve posture. break at 7.15pm followed by a and Senior Citizens Club, 17 Alma 0407 847 718. Great new way for parents and at the Lindisfarne Citizens Activi- guest speaker. New members Street, Bellerive. This fun class is Tango Milonguero Tasmania carers to meet and for children to ties Centre 7.30-9.30pm. Monthly Pilates - Lauderdale Hall welcome. Enquiries Patricia 6243 suitable for seniors of all fitness Learn Tango Argentino as a social learn new skills and make friends play readings on Mondays. Phone Join us on Thursdays from 6-7pm 7899. levels. $8 per session, includes a dance. Classes at Howrah, Lindis- in a fun, friendly environment. Jeff Cheal on 0417 641 952. www. for pilates classes. Fully qualified cuppa afterwards. Phone Vicki on farne and city. Phone Jenny 0477 Every Friday during school term. riversideartsclub.org.au and experienced instructor. Be- Rosny Park Tennis Club 0419 155 578. 505 901 or Vince 0477 505 900, Pre-kinder 9-10.30am, Tadpoles ginners welcome. Phone Lindsay Welcomed new members for so- email [email protected], visit 11am-12.30pm. Phone 6239 9126. Lindisfarne School for Seniors 0417 064 676 or email soma- cial, pennant or competitive tennis Sorell Bowls Club www.tangomilonguerotasmania. Fridays 10am-midday at the [email protected] at newly-revamped clubhouse. Winter social bowls on Wednes- com or find us on Facebook. Lawn Bowls Social Lindisfarne Activities Centre, 37a Register your interest by emailing day and Saturday from 12pm. For Social lawn bowls is played Lincoln Street. Guest speakers Pilates Studio at Cambridge [email protected] information phone 0427 033 801. Tasmanian Family History every Friday at Beltana Bowls on topics including health, travel, Group floor classes Monday 5pm, or simply turn up. Enquiries phone Society (TFHS) Club, Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne. history, musical entertainment, Tuesday 5.30pm, Wednesday Tony Blom on 0404 128 323 or Sorell Red Cross Friendship Our library at the Old Bellerive 12pm for 12.30pm start. Entry fee sport, food, community services 6pm, Thursday 9.30am and Sat- email Marty Nidorfer at martin- Group Post Office at 19 Cambridge includes nibbles after the game. etc. Phone 6243 6689. urday 9am. Fully equipped studio [email protected] Meets on third Friday of every Road, Bellerive is open Tuesdays New bowlers are always welcome. for private or small group pilates second month at 1.30pm in the 12.30-3.30pm, Wednesdays 9.30- If you don’t know how to play Lindisfarne Tai Chi studio sessions. Instructors trained Rotary Club of Bellerive Fraser room at 45 Arthur Street 12.30pm and Saturdays 1.30- we will teach you. If you don’t Gentle exercise and meditation with Australian Pilates Method Meets every Tuesday at the Bel- (independent living units). New 4.30pm. Visit http://www.hobart. have any bowls we will lend you for physical flexibility and peace of Association. Suitable for all ages. lerive Yacht Club 6pm for 6.30pm member welcome. For more de- tasfhs.org or phone 6244 4527. some. Phone 6243 8706 or email mind. Lindisfarne Activities Centre, Phone Julie 0402 827 651 or start. Phone 0407 495 771. tails contact coordinator Merrilyn [email protected] for Lincoln Street, Mondays 1pm and email [email protected] Jones on 6265 1320. Tasmanian Horse Rescue & further details. Wednesdays at 12.30pm with Sau Rotary Club of Howrah Rehabilitation Organisation Chan Yong. Phone 0408 250 666 Pittwater Art Group Meets every Thursday at the Sorell Relaxation Monthly meetings held at our Leadlight classes or 6243 5810. Runs every Tuesday 10am- Tasmania Police Academy, South Runs between 10:30-12pm every clubrooms at Sandford commenc- Learn the art of leadlight through 12pm/1pm for nine weeks at the Arm Road, Rokeby at 6pm. Phone Monday. Try methods of relaxing ing 7.30pm usually on the first the construction of a small leadlight Lindisfarne Yoga Supper Room Memorial Hall, Cole 0417 367 700. mind and body that fit into your Monday evening of the month. panel. All tools supplied. Advance Wednesdays 10.30-11.30am. Street, Sorell. Ph Gail 6265 8775. everyday life. All ages and abilities Phone Christine on 0457 147 at your own pace to work on Lindisfarne Citizens Centre, Lin- Rotary Club of Lindisfarne. catered for. Sorell Community 428 or Jess on 0400 462 415 for your own project. Beginners and coln Street. Gentle stretching and Richmond Pilates Classes Meets every Wednesday at the Health Centre, 57 Cole St. Phone further details. advanced welcome. $10 per hour. breathing exercises and the yoga Richmond Hall (supper room). Beltana Bowls Club, Lincoln 62656601. 9.30-11.30am and 5-8pm. Days by bidra style of relaxation. Beginners Monday-Thursday 6-7pm. Friday Street, Lindisfarne at 6:30pm. Time Out Craft program arrangement. Phone Ruth on 6248 welcome. Ph Kathleen 6244 8092. 10-11am. Email alignpilates.tas@ Phone 0419 304 020. Sorell on Stage Theatre Group Time Out Craft program offers 6084 or 0438 477 102 or email gmail.com or ph 0417 834 746. Welcomes new members. People a range of crafts on Thursdays [email protected] Line Dancing Rhythm and Beaches interested in any aspects of thea- 9.30am-12pm during school terms Lindisfarne Community Activities Richmond Valley Riding School Community Singers tre phone 6106 0071. at Citywide, 400 Cambridge Road, Lewisham Foreshore Centre, Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne. Offers children’s Ride Pat & Play New members are welcome to Mornington. $5 per day. Free Management Association Inc. Join us for an enjoyable and social activities or lessons in riding join our singing group, which Sound Preservation crèche available. Enquiries Raie Save the Lewisham Foreshore. way to keep fit, with easy to follow, and horse management for new, meets every Tuesday from 7-9 Association of Tasmania Semmens on 6244 2586. Concerned locals committed to helpful instruction. No experience nervous, experienced, young or pm at Okines Community House Museum and Resource/Research removing spikes from the beach, necessary and all welcome. Every just “young hearted”. Phone 6260 (opposite Dodges Ferry Primary Centre, 19 Cambridge Road, Bel- Tranmere Clarence Plains Land cleaning up the asbestos, getting Tuesday 11am-12.30pm. Phone 2672 or 0418 602 672 or visit School). Cost $5. No audition lerive, open Monday, Wednesday, & Coast Care an effective seawall erected and Gaye 0458 133 124. www.richmondvalleyridingschool. required. A great, fun night out Thursday and Friday 11am-3pm. Help enhance and preserve providing a safe stairwell and walk com.au with shared supper. Contact Diane Collection of old radios, phono- natural values in the Tranmere, way. We need your support. Con- Little Learners on 0408328132 or email diane- graphs and recording equipment Rokeby and Clarendon Vale tact Valerie Reid on 0418 124804. Free early years learning program Rokeby Child Care Centre [email protected]. etc. Entry by gold coin donation. area. Activities at various sites for up to five-year-olds and their Trained and experienced child on Thursdays and last Sunday Lincoln Singers parents. Tuesdays 9.15-10.45am care educators provide an educa- Seniors Moments South Arm Community Market of every month. Email tacplaci@ Rehearsals in Lindisfarne Citizens during school terms. At Emmanuel tional program in a friendly, sup- Meets at Howrah Church of Christ, and Car Boot Sale gmail.com or phone 0435 325 171 Activities Centre with concerts Christian School, 1 Chipmans portive environment. A pre-kinder 30 Holland Court, Howrah every Held on the first Sunday of the or 6247 6925. around Tasmania. Phone Margot Road, Rokeby. program for children aged 3.5 to 5. Wednesday from 10am. Morning month from 9am-1pm at the South Lampkin on 6244 5344. Hot lunch every day. Competitive tea, card/board games. Phone Arm Community Centre. There are The Friendship Force Masters Athletes rates. Open Tuesday to Friday Denise 6247 8713 or 0417 103 many stalls to see, so come and An international organisation Lindisfarne Activities Centre - Running, walking, jumping and 8am-5pm. Phone 6247 6543. 567. have a look to see what you can that fosters peace and under- Social Indoor Bowls throwing for the over 30s. Phone Located at 103 Tollard Drive, find. Phone Pam on 6248 9852. standing by means of personal Wednesdays 1pm. For further Mike Walker 6244 6229 or email Rokeby. Shoreline Combined Probus contacts and experiences through details phone 6243 6029 or 6243 [email protected] Club Inc. Southern Beaches Land/ a program of home hosting at 8184. Rokeby Neighbourhood Centre Meets on the third Monday of each Coastcare Inc. home and overseas. Club meets Men’s Breakfast Some of what’s on offer at the month at the Howrah Recreation Meetings first Friday every month, bi-monthly at Rosny LINC. Phone Lindisfarne Community Library St George’s Church Hall, Sorell, centre: computer class, cooking Centre, 11 Howrah Road Howrah, working bees third Saturday. 6243 7050. Based at Lindisfarne Activities third Wednesday of each month at class, community lunch, mod- from 10am. New members Primrose Sands working bees Centre, 37a Lincoln Street. Open 7.30am. Phone 6248 1878. el class, sewing and craft, oil welcome. Contact the secretary on first Saturday each month. Clean U3A Clarence weekdays 10am-2pm and Satur- painting class, café conversation, 6247 9027. up groups third Sunday. Contact Meet Monday and Wednesday day mornings 10am-12noon. Sub- Midway Point-Penna belly dancing, zumba, after school Glenn 6265 8682 or Gwen 6265 mornings at Rosny LINC. Around scription $7 per annum, borrowing Neighbourhood Watch program, after school sports Sing Australia Sorell 8335 or southernbeachesland- 36 classes offered each week. of books is free. Large print, fiction Active group that meets first program and more. Phone Cate Come along for some fun singing [email protected] Please direct enquiries to Pat and non-fiction books available. Wednesday of the month at noon or Nicole on 6247 6778 or email (voice quality doesn’t matter), no Jeffery by phoning 6243 5935 or Phone Diane on 6244 3439. at the Midway Point Community [email protected] auditions. Every Wednesday night Southern Districts Concert Band email clarenceu3a@u3aclarence. hall. Ph Pat Leary 0419 318 012. from 7-9pm at Midway Point Hall, Community concert band inviting com Visit http://u3aclarence.com Lindisfarne Garden Club Inc Rosny College Playgroup 31 Raynors Road, Midway Point. new members to join us each Meets fourth Tuesday each month Perfect Fit 4 Ladies Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays Phone Robyn 6265 2096. Thursday night from 7.30-9.30pm Waverley Flora Park Landcare at the CWA Hall, Lincoln Street, 10 weekly group fitness sessions 8.50-9.50am. Starting week follow- at 550 East Derwent Highway, Join us every Wednesday 9.30am- Lindisfarne at 2pm. Phone 6247 from fitball to boot camp and per- ing Easter (Monday 4 April). Ex- Singing group – Find Your Voice Risdon. No audition, any level of 12pm or first Saturday of the 7530. sonal training. Join in the profes- perience a stimulating playgroup Wednesday 1pm to 2.30pm skill. Contact Kristin Nichols at month for family landcare activities sional, quality sessions to discover for your child while you get the Clarence Plains Youth Centre, [email protected] for fun for kids. Training provided. Lindisfarne Historical Society your new best. See full time table chance to chat with other parents, Grange Road Rokeby Free to join, more information. Meet at Winifred Curtis entrance, Hold monthly meetings, after- at www.perfectfit4ladies.com or grandparents and carers. Cost everyone welcome contact Wendy Mercedes Place, Bellerive. noons and evenings, at the phone Jody 0459 100 701. $5 per family per session. Phone Bryant on 1800 269 672. Spanish lessons for children Phone Karen 6244 2001 or email Lindisfarne Activities Centre. A Louise or Jane on 6244 9200 or A qualified and experienced teach- [email protected] range of speakers, discussions Pilates Class Tranmere just come along. Sing It! er from South America is offering and outings. For further informa- Core and total body strength, A fun ensemble for children aged Spanish lessons for all ages and Zumba Gold tion phone Penny 6243 5961. stretching and relaxation. Tuesday Rosny Neighbourhood Centre nine and up. No singing expe- level. One-on-one or small groups. Great fun, modified Zumba 6.30pm Tranmere Hall. All levels Craft Classes rience necessary. Learn vocal All materials supplied. Phone 0400 class for seniors and beginners. Lindisfarne Masonic Centre welcome. Phone Belinda on 0409 Located at Seventh Day Adventist techniques and gain confidence 318 110. Conducted at Midway Point Hall, A number of different Masonic 047 243, email bmhutson@gmail. church, 28 Riawena Road. Class- while singing fun, popular songs in Raynors Road, Midway Point. orders regularly meet at the centre com or find us on Facebook - es in painting, embroidery, paper a relaxed group. Thursdays 4-5pm Friday mornings at 9.30am. All in Gordons Hill Road, Lindisfarne. Beachside Pilates. craft and cards, beading, quilting, at CWA Hall, Lindisfarne. $10 a welcome. $8 per class. Phone Hall is available for use by com- cooking and bear-making. Meets class. For enquiries or to sign up Vicki 0419 155 578. 22

22 April 2016 Eastern Shore Sun A FINANCIAL MOMENT Three ways first-homebuyers can Free literacy improve their borrowing power awareness program to be rolled out across the state

By Richard Denholm* If this has happened Australian Bureau of Save for a bigger convincing. to you, rest assured that Statistics, indicating that deposit If you are self-em- WHEN you are looking you are not the only one. new investors are getting Lending is all about ployed, you might find to buy your first home, The average loan less finance out of their risk for the lender. They it difficult to provide you may be surprised amount for a first lenders. do not want to lend too consistent income to find that you cannot homebuyer dropped by I have listed below much money to some- records, but there are borrow as much money $6,400 in December three ways you can im- one who is then unable low documentation loans as you wanted. 2015, according to the prove borrowing power. to pay it back. available for people in Your loan-to-value ra- that position. tio (LVR) is part of what It is simply a matter of finding the right determines what kind Department of Human Services co-facilitator Narelle Wolfe. of risk you are, or the lender. amount of money you Find the right provider NO matter your literacy personalised support are asking for compared Different lenders ability, government including assistance with to the value of the prop- have different rules when forms and letters can be filling out paperwork or erty you want to buy. it comes to risk. confusing. using the department’s That deposit is If you find that one For some people it digital and online all-important. Typically, financial institution is can be a real struggle to services. you will be asked for a not willing to give you navigate and understand Department of 20 per cent deposit, but what you need for your what government Human Services co- if you can invest 30 per first home, then find a assistance is available for facilitator Narelle Wolfe cent as a down payment different provider. them. said the feedback so far instead, you will reduce It does not have to The Department indicated the approach the amount of risk your be a chore either. Who of Human Services, was paying dividends, finance request presents wants to go trawling LINC Tasmania and meaning the partnership to the lender. through hundreds of Tasmania’s adult literacy would be expanded Supply more different lenders? Let us and numeracy program, first to Hobart, then to Smart mortgage advice is now more documentation do the work for you. 26TEN, are working the department’s service Sometimes getting Smartline can provide together to try to change centres in northern important than ever... a better loan is simply a you with a first home that. Tasmania. loan selection tailored A unique training Ms Wolfe said the There’s an almost endless array of home loan products available to matter of determination, to your needs, from re- program rolled out literacy support to property buyers with new products being regularly introduced and on the part of both you payment periods to LVR to Department of improve people’s reading, changes frequently made to existing products. Whether you’re new to and your lender. requirements. Human Services staff in writing and numeracy the property market or thinking about refinancing, its good to have an You might find that Do not mope about Tasmania at the Rosny skills increased their understanding of the loan basics and the many options available. you cannot borrow as much as you want be- feeling disappointed – and Bridgewater service independence, giving cause you are considered talk to your local Smart- centres will soon be them the confidence You could save thousands... too much of a risk. line mortgage broker extended to the Hobart to help themselves and Richard Denholm today. Service Centre. improve their situation. Your Smartline Adviser can guide you to products with a Thankfully, there is a way around that. For more information The training helps They are not the lower interest rate. On a typical $300,000 loan, the difference If you can supply contact Richard Denholm staff to identify literacy only ones benefiting. The can be 0.8%, representing a saving of $1800 a year. a lender with more on 6237 0444. barriers and identify training is helping staff information about your when someone is finding confidently help people *Richard Denholm is it hard to navigate by identifying literacy Call today! financial situation, such Richard Denholm as your living expenses a home loan specialist government services. challenges, feeling more 03 6237 0444 or available savings, you at Smartline Personal These customers at ease referring people [email protected] Suite 8, 32 Bayfield St Rosny Park will come across as more Mortgage Advisers, are then referred to to the support they smartline.com.au/rdenholm Australian Credit Licence 385325 Rosny Park. their local LINC for need. 23

April 2016 23 Eastern Shore Sun A FINANCIAL MOMENT Consider annuities in the mix With annuities, you can choose the timeframe of the products – 10 or 20 years, for example. Or you can choose a product that will pay you income for the rest of your life. There is also a range of payment options available to investors. For instance, you can choose to receive income from your annuity on a monthly, quarterly, six-monthly or annual basis, depending on how you wish to structure your finances and your retirement income needs. Some annuities also offer an in- dexation option to help counter the effect of inflation. These products deliver a gradually higher income over time, so that the money you have to spend doesn’t reduce as inflation increases. The way that annuities work, when you invest in this product, your money is pooled in a statutory fund with other investors. Generally, the fund will invest in fixed income assets such as cash and property, as well as other assets such as infra- structure and some shares. Profes- sional asset managers are responsi- ble for deciding how the money is invested. In the past, investors were cau- tious about annuities because there was a risk that you might invest a substantial amount in the product and then die before the end of its term, reducing the value of your estate. But these products have evolved over time. Now, if you invest in an WHEN you leave work for the and the options available to you to to see a reduction in their age you are a couple without your own annuity and die the day after taking last time it’s important to have make the most of your retirement pension – in some cases to zero – home with assets valued at more it out, your estate will receive a confidence you have set up your nest egg. as a result of the increased taper than $575,000 your pension is known amount back (that you spec- finances so you have enough mon- First, let’s take a look at the rate. likely to be affected. ify when taking out an annuity). ey to cover your basic expenses, as upcoming changes and how they If you are concerned about how There is a range of annuities in well as a little left over for extras, might affect you. From 1 January For some pension recipients your pension will change after 1 the market, all with different terms says Philip Hall, financial planner at 2017 there will be an increase in with higher assessable assets this January next year now’s the time and rates of return. MyState Wealth Management. Centrelink’s asset test threshold for will mean they will receive a lower to talk to a financial adviser to find If you’re interested in exploring There are many options availa- people receiving the pension and income after the changes come into out what your options are to ensure how annuities can help support ble to help retirees and pre-retirees an increase in the taper rate for force. In some cases, people with you have as much money available your income in retirement, why not achieve this. But it’s important to amounts above the threshold. The large asset values will no longer as possible in retirement. talk to your adviser today to see if understand how the superannua- higher assets test thresholds will receive a pension. One option is to invest in annu- these products are right for you? tion and pension system works and generally mean: Here is what’s changing. Your ities. An annuity is a financial prod- If you’d like to find out more, how it affects you, so that you have pension will reduce, or be extin- uct in which retirees can invest that call Philip Hall at MyState Wealth the most comfortable retirement • Age pension recipients with an as- guished entirely, if you are a single pays a regular income over time. Management on 1300 651 600 or possible. set value ‘around’ the thresholds homeowner with $250,000 or Investing in an annuity is one visit mystate.com.au/wealth. Upcoming changes to the way are likely to see an increase in more in assets or if you are a single way to replace the income you Information is current as at 15 the aged pension works could their age pension entitlement. non-homeowner with $450,000 or receive from the aged pension, if March 2016. This is general advice affect how much money you have more in assets. If you are a couple the amount you will receive from • Age pension recipients with assets only, before making any decisions in retirement. It’s important to un- and you own your own home the Centrelink will reduce from next above the threshold are likely please speak with a MyState Wealth derstand how these changes work, assets test threshold is $375,000. If year. Management Financial Planner.

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April 2016 25 Eastern Shore Sun PET TALK Pet of the Month winner: ARCHIE Dog memory tricks Sponsored by Eastlands Pet Supply

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26 April 2016 Eastern Shore Sun COMMUNITY NEWS Local government a Clarence Car Show key partner in preventative a boot full of fun health THE Local Government growing and our sector Association of Tasmania needs to be resourced (LGAT) has welcomed the to develop capacity and report by the Joint Selec- meet community needs tion Committee Inquiry and expectations,” he said. into Preventative Health. “We are well practiced “The committee is to in helping communities be congratulated on recog- through collaborative ap- nising the issues which are proaches and partnerships. bigger than party politics,” “There are a myriad said LGAT president and of good examples of local Clarence Mayor Doug government proactive- Chipman. ly working with their “[It] has been collab- communities to support orating on delivering a good health outcomes, strong and united mes- from walking groups to sage, supported by some bike tracks, community sound recommendations. gardens to sports centres, “The need to recog- from health promotion to nise and resource a range immunisation.” of health-related areas, in- LGAT chief execu- cluding local government, tive officer Dr Katrena is welcomed. Stephenson said the “Far too often, sector agreed that it was preventative health action important that health and Car enthusiasts converge on South Street Reserve for the second annual Clarence Car Show. is funded in ad-hoc and wellbeing was reflected in EASTER Monday was as a McDermott Aviation “Last year I said the hot rods, a Targa car and its 2017 Clarence Car one-off ways. planning practice. more than just a public helicopter to entertain show would be bigger even a rare Austin Healy Show. “Recognition of “However, it is impor- holiday at South Street the children. and better than ever and bugged sprite. “We have learnt a the need for increased, tant to understand that Reserve as the Lions “The helicopter was I was correct, with nearly “The car owners lot about how to do a recurrent funding is to be the planning system does Club of Clarence delight- used extensively during double the number of commented that they car show and next year applauded.” not have all the answers ed locals with its second the recent bushfires on patrons and cars making had a great time and en- will be even bigger and Mayor Chipman said and that often planners Clarence Car Show. the north-west coast and an appearance at this joyed seeing such a wide better,” he said. local government was are tasked with addressing A treasure trove for it was a delight for the year’s event. variety of cars.” Funds raised at the committed to enabling the multiple issues and policy vehicle enthusiasts, the children,” Lions Club of “There were lots of Mr McDavitt said the event will go towards the health and wellbeing of its agendas, some of which show featured more than Clarence president David Aussie and American club had already locked Lion’s Club of Clarence’s communities. can be in conflict with 130 types of cars, as well McDavitt said. muscle cars, a couple of in Monday 13 March for bushfire relief projects. “However, the task is each other,” she said. Ros Bigwood

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April 2016 27 Eastern Shore Sun SPORT Tassie treat as Tigers snare first over-35s carnival win

By David Searle*

FOR the second year in a row, Tasmania sent two teams to the Vic- torian Masters Baseball Carnival in Ballarat. The over-50s hit off Tassie’s campaign and behind the superb pitch- ing of Peter Hubble and Peter McManus, defeat- ed Fitzroy 6-0. Hubble also starred with the bat, collecting two hits from his three at bats (2 from 3) and scoring two runs. Their second game followed immediately against the Newport Rams and after an early deficit, the Tassie bats came alive to pound out an 18-2 victory. For Tassie, Hubble again starred going 3 from 5 and was ably supported by carnival debutant, John Langenberg who went 3 from 4; and Rob Permykoff and David Searle, who both went 2 from 4. Later that day, the The Tassie Tigers over-35s, which won its first-ever game at the carnival. Pictured, back row, from left, are Nathan Jarvis, Aaron Jarvis, Chris Chalker, Jesse Warburg, Dean Chamberlain. Front row, from left, Nigel Petri, Andrew Fielden, Brendan Adams, Riley Haymes (batboy), Andrew Sullivan, Tom Evans, Richie Law. Photo credit: David Searle. over-35s played their first game of the carnival only score two and The over-35s’ sec- score at the conclusion scoring all the games; Over 35s: Chris Lovegrove; David Hum- against the Big Cat three runs respectively. ond game was against of regular time. In extra to Naomi Searle for Chalker (c); Brendan Ad- phries; David Searle; Rob Tomatoes (BCT). BCT These missed opportu- Doncaster, which led innings, Tassie would taking photos, to Jamie ams; Aaron Jarvis; Richie Permyakoff. scored their runs in the nities proved decisive as 4-1 after the completion eventually lose a heart and Paul McIntyre for Law; Andrew Sullivan; Our teams wouldn’t second and third innings Coburg, after being held of three innings. In the breaker 11-10. Law and coaching and to Karen Jesse Warburg; Dean get to Ballarat without and would hang on for scoreless in the first two top of the fourth, Tassie Petri both went 2 for 3 Wilkie, Naomi and Felic- Chamberlain; Andrew the support of our spon- a 7-5 victory. Brendan innings, pounded out a went berserk, scoring the for the Tigers. ity Searle for their vocal Fielden; Nigel Petri; Tom sors, so we wish to thank Adams went 2 from 3 total of 13 runs in the maximum allowed per The over-35s final support. Eaton; Nathan Jarvis. Haymes Paints Bal- and scored two runs for third and fourth innings innings of seven runs to game of the carnival Thanks to those Over 50s: Peter Hub- larat; Park Hotel Bistro Tassie. to run out comfortable lead 8-4. Dean Cham- was on Sunday morning interstate players who ble (c); Jamie McIntyre Ballarat; Kennedy Bros Day two and the winners, 14-5. For the berlain provided the big against the Cods. Tassie played for our teams; (mgr); Paul McIntyre Painting and Bennetto over-50s took on title Tigers, Steve Harris, hit with a two run triple, lead 5-0 going into the Andrew Fielden (VIC); (coach) Michael Hegarty; Finance. favourites Coburg. Tassie McManus, Langenberg, the other highlight being Cods’ half of the third Nigel Petri (VIC); Tom Steve Millington; Steve had chances in the first Steve Millington and the first hit in Tassie innings but the Cods Eaton (NSW); Nathan Harris; Grant Stump; *David Searle is the and third innings to Michael Hegarty each colours by Aaron Jarvis rallied to even the score Jarvis (NSW) and Rob John Langenberg; president of Baseball score heavily but would had two hits. who, with it, drove in a then scored four more Permyakoff (QLD). Peter McManus; Steve Tasmania. run. runs to run out convinc- Doncaster were not ing winners, 9-5. For done and in the bottom Tassie, Law and Chris of the fourth scored Chalker both went 2 three runs, and with one from 2. 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28 April 2016 Eastern Shore Sun

Cremorne Bowls Club finishes season on a high

The Cremorne Bowls Club Saturday pennant team, and winners of Division 6, from left, Bill Edmunds, Neil Winthrop, John Webster, Teresa Newman, George Botica, Peter Jackson, Evan Beach (kneeling), Ben Dillon, Peter Downie, Kevan Blom, John Crossin, Phil Ions, Chris Medcraft, Keith Williams, Peter Krstic and Michael Bowerman. Photo credit: David Robinson. THE Cremorne Bowls The women’s division achieving a promotion to to have,” he said. The prestigious service will continue the popular indoor bowls and Community Club 3 team also finished the division 2. “With the upgrades “Club Four Champions” momentum of increasing Wednesday evening ros- is continuing to grow in season strongly, going Cremorne Bowls and and the possibility of title was won by Kerry participations across all ter at the clubrooms. popularity following a down narrowly in the Community Club pres- another team in division Bowerman’s team, which age-groups in the com- Outdoor bowls will successful season climb- grand final to Dover, ident Don McVilly said 7, it is looking good for included Ralph Tiema, munity and surrounding continue on Tuesdays ing the Bowls Tasmania with the men’s division the club was continuing all players and recruits to Steve lanning and Alan areas,” he said. at 11am and Saturdays South divisional ladders. 1 team remaining in the to grow, with the latest receive a regular game.” Rider. Mr McVilly said that at 12pm and the social Two of its four teams division 1 league. season’s results showing The 2015/16 Club Mr McVilly said the while many clubs hiber- bowls roster is already were promoted to higher The men’s division a very good performance Championships saw club was continuing to nate during the colder underway. divisional status after fin- 3 mid-week team were year for all teams. Leigh Munnings win the “go places” and played months, the synthetic Free Sunday morning ishing on top of the lad- narrowly defeated by “We’ve had an excess singles, pairs and triples a valuable role in the surface at Cremorne coaching is also available. der in the Saturday men’s Derwent City in the of players all year want- titles, alongside team- community. allowed the club to For more informa- division 6 and mid-week grand final, but finished ing to play at the club, mates Glenn Bremner “We are hoping our offer autumn and winter tion, visit www.cremorne. division 3 competitions. on top of the ladder, which is a good problem and Geoff Doyle. plans for a new bowling bowls, along with the bowls.com.au.

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