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The Lilydale Progressive - May 2013

Do you have Digital TV?

If not you may be eligible for

Government Assistance to get digital TV

under the:

Household Assistance Scheme

(HAS) The Household Assistance

Scheme (HAS) was created to help

some Australians make the switch to

digital TV. It's designed to provide practical assistance to older Australians,

veterans and people with disabilities (or

their carers).

Am I eligible? You may be eligible for

the Household Assistance Scheme (HAS) if you:

own a working TV

haven't converted to digital TV

receive the maximum rate of one of

these payments:

Age Pension

Disability Support Pension

Carer Payment

Department of Veterans' Affairs

Service Pension

Department of Veterans' Affairs

Income Support Supplement.

How do I apply?

If you are potentially eligible for the

HAS, you will have received a letter

from the Department of Human Services inviting you to apply.

The letter invited you to call the

Department of Human Services on 1800

556 443 to confirm your eligibility. The

HAS is already available in Tasmania and applications for the scheme will close on

9th May 2013.

We strongly encourage you to apply as

soon as you receive your letter so you can enjoy the benefits of digital TV

before switchover. If you wait until close

to the switchover date, it may not be

possible to schedule your appointment

before switchover.

Lilydale R & SLA

Anzac Day Service

A big thank you to the people

of Lilydale that attended the Dawn Service and the 11am Service for

ANZAC Day.

Especial ly the

school students, our Padre and all

the Lilydale Fire

Brigade, also the

members of the

RSL who helped in setting up, and

meals, I won’t

name everyone

you know who I’m referring to.

We had a great turnout for the Dawn

Service, and the weather was kind.

The 11am Service was held in the

Memorial Hall due to the weather having decided to turn bad.

The reports I received were that people

felt that it would be better to hold the

11am Service there all the time as

people could hear and see better.

Please let me know how you feel.

At the going down of the sun and in the

morning, we will remember them.

Lest We Forget

Volume 34, Issue 4

THE LILYDALE PROGRESSIVE Inside this Issue:

Lilydale Progress Assc

Lilydale Football Club

Lilydale Active Fitness

3

Neighbourhood Watch

Upper Piper Arts & Crafts

Living as a Senior

5

Lilydale Arts

Ceilidh in the Snug

Indoor Bowls

Lilydale Pony Club

Lebrina Progress Assc

7

Country Women’s Assc

Lilydale Lions Club

Lilydale Village Market

9

Health Notes

Senior Citizens

13

Lilydale School Snippets 14

Community Noticeboard 15

What’s on This Month 16

Progressive Deadlines

Articles to Pharmacy or email:

[email protected]

à

2013 deadlines:

May 24th

June 21st

July 26th August 23rd

September 20th

October 25th

November 22nd

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David and Tom are still planning another Mystery Bus

Trip but with daylight saving finished it will now we

scheduled for later in the year.

The Lilydale Silent Policeman has come out of hiding and is in the care of the LDPA. Younger members of

the district are probably wondering what we are talking

about, ask your parents or grandparents they should

know.

Lilydale Football Club

May Games

4th Fingal v Lilydale

11th Uni-Mowbray v Lilydale

18th Lilydale v OLFC

25th Tamar Cats v Lilydale

This year we are wearing new guernseys (and they look fantastic), as our PREMIERSHIP TEAM of 2012 kept the

winning ones.

Our club would like to thank our generous sponsors of

2013:

Launceston Mitsubishi Motors, Lilydale Larder,

Inveresk Tavern, Launceston Linen Service,

Artec, R&S Rosier Construction Pty Ltd, Lily-

dale Hardware, Wraggs Supermarket,

Sunrise Bakery, Tas. Driveline, TFA Logging,

Mullins Bodyworks, Jax Quickfix Tyres, Harvey

Norman.

Please support these businesses and we always

welcome new sponsors on board to help keep our

great footy club kicking along.

Keep up the good work our footy volunteers, there’s

not too many of our locals rolling up their sleeve and

having a go giving up their precious time, but the small

committee are bloody thankful you do.

One of our young footy legends GREG NUTTING played his 250th game for Lilydale.

*Congratulations to you Greg.*

Lilydale Active Fitness Group

Our session on Tuesday evening is going as normal

from 7 pm to 8 pm.

Only Saturday session has finished now.

Cost $ 7 for the hour.

We know it is harder to get out in

winter, but we hope to see you all as

usual.

Cheers to all from the Fitness Group.

Lilydale Progress Association Inc

Attendance at the April meeting was one of the lowest

we have had for a while.

Catherine spoke about the recent successful Festival of

Wood. Indications at this stage are that it may become a bi-annual event. From the general discussion on this

topic Simon has been elected as the Lilydale Progress

Association events co-ordinator.

Peter spoke about the success of the Village Market

and it is possible that it may run through winter at an under cover venue. More about this in the June issue of

the Progressive.

Lilydale Activity Space is still an issue to be resolved,

two new members of the LDPA in Karen and Tori are

interested in being on the steering committee.

The water committee has had a couple of meetings to

finalise the ‘Love Lilydale Water’ project and things are

coming together. If you feel as passionate as the five

LDPA WC committee members are, then we will need your support for us to proceed with our action. An

information brochure will be circulated in the district

with interesting data about the quality of water we

should have (local) and the water we may be forced to

have (pipeline). It is believed there are options open to the residents of Lilydale to have their own choice.

Simon spoke briefly about the Village Green, if you are

interested in keeping the area clean and tidy Council

volunteer forms are available.

David spoke about the Neighbourhood Watch and

with Government cutbacks we have lost our local

Policeman.

Still no finalisation of the Falls Reserve proposed

changes.

Peter spoke regarding David Cleavers project of

Neighbourhood early response groups.

The Community Kitchen and the War Memorial

Lighting projects are currently being investigated.

The burden of regulations for Community events is being followed up by Mike and he will communicate

with the Launceston City Council regarding this matter.

The move by the Upper Piper Crafts group into the

Court House from the old Library area was discussed. There had been no formal request of the LDPA so the

legalities will have to be sorted out with the LCC.

Once again we put out an invitation to older and newer

members of our community, we welcome you to join

us on Tuesday evening at 7.30pm at the Old Library (Court House - 1951 Main Road, Lilydale). I know it is

not easy to leave your cosy homes on the now colder

nights but we can assure you we have a warm meeting

room. If you are new to the area why not become part of the community, we will listen to your ideas and

concerns.


OPENING HOURS

Monday's closed Tuesday 9.30 to 5pm

Wednesdays 9.30 to 3pm Thursday's 9.30 to 7pm

Fridays 9.30 to 5pm

phone Letitia and Michelle for an appointment

BORBAS

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Digital antenna

Set ups for digital set top

boxes

Satellite dishes

New connections

Laszlo(Les) & Eva Borbas

Phone: 6395 2048

0419 927 292

Weedon Real Estate have been

involved in selling properties in the

Lilydale District for over 25 years.

Our local agent lives in the district

and has been licenced for 25 years

with 13 of those years listing and

selling in the area which ensures first-

hand knowledge of what it has to of-

fer.

Locally we can offer you low

commission charges and no cost

advertising.

If you are interested in selling and

would like a free no obligation market

appraisal please contact our local

agent Tom Dancer on 0419 369 162.

Weedon Real Estate

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(03) 6331 3566

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Accredited Livestock Carrier Supply & Deliver

Road base Material Tip Truck Hire & General Cartage

Phone 6395 4278 or

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Maintaining a new system

Networking support

Network installations for home or office

General computer support & troubleshooting

Website maintenance


Neighbourhood Watch

April Meeting

Ten people attended this meeting, including Constable

Gavin Storay, it was very pleasing to Gavin at the

meeting.

Police Report

Constable Gavin Storay reported that on the 15th

February 2013 a Mobile Phone was stolen from the

Lilydale Swimming Pool, two youths have been charged

over this incident.

With the end of daylight saving, police would like to

remind vehicle owners to check the roadworthiness of

vehicles. Make sure lights and indicators are working,

and as autumn turns to winter, check the condition of

tyres and brakes. It is the responsibility of the registered owner of a vehicle to make sure that their

vehicle is roadworthy.

Tasmania Police would like to remind the members of

the public to secure their businesses, vehicles and properties. There has been a recent spike in burglaries

of businesses (mainly entries). Offenders have targeted

cash left on premises. If you are a business owner,

please do not leave the daily takings at your business.

Even though this is a low crime area, vigilance is the key. If you see or hear something suspicious call police

on 131444 and report it.

If the matter is urgent, and requires immediate

assistance, Triple 000 should be used.

Next Meeting: The next meeting of the Lilydale

Neighbourhood Watch will be held 09th May 2013 at

7.30pm at the Lilydale Fire Station. Our guest speaker

will be Peter Gutwein

Come along and meet our Group we are always looking for more members.

Remember everyone is welcome to attend. Hope to

see you there.

Types of Fraud: General Tips to keep scammers at

arm’s length.

PROTECT YOUR IDENTITY: Your personal

details are private and invaluable – keep them that way

and away from scammers.

DON’T RESPOND: Ignore suspicious emails, letters, phone calls or text messages – press ‘delete’, throw

them out or just hang up.

DON’T LET SCAMMERS PUSH YOUR

BUTTONS: Scammers will play on your emotions to

get what they want.

RESIST THE PERSONAL TOUCH: Watch out

for scammers posing as someone that you know and

trust, or pretending to know you.

Don’t let scammers into your life – protect your identity.

Identity Theft: Some offenders target your mailbox

to obtain personal details about you. In this way your

identity can be fraudulently used by these offenders

who could apply for loans and finance without you knowing.

What can you do? Five steps to reduce identity theft

1. Shred all unneeded documents.

2. Search your car and remove any personal docu-ments

3. Secure your mail in a lockable letterbox.

4. Separate unnecessary cards and ID from your wal-

let.

5. Speak to someone if you suspect ID Fraud.

These steps are recommended by the Tas Registry of

Births, Deaths and Marriages. To find out more, visit

their website. www.bdm.tas.gov.au

It is very important to shred your discarded mail (especially your financial details) prior to putting it in

the bin and always be aware if your mailbox has been

tampered with. If you didn’t receive a statement or a

bill be sure to advise your bank or bill issuer.

Remember

There are no get-rich-quick-schemes.

Do not share account or credit card details or

personal identity information with anyone unless

you can verify their identity.

If your gut reaction is it doesn’t feel right then Stop,

Think and Reflect on why you’ve been asked to send

money.

If it looks too good to be true – it probably is!

Upper Piper Arts & Crafts Co-op

Old meets new.

Old and new meet in the Old Lilydale Court Room as

the Co-op has settled into the historic ambience of the court house room. Change has also attracted many

new members and their work to mix with the favourite

crafts of our original members.

With colder weather arriving why not save time and

money and shop in our shop, avoiding the annoying trip to the city whilst supporting your local community.

There are bargain and quality gifts for everyone, with

mother’s day, birthdays and baby showers all catered

for in our one stop shop.

If you want to be a new member please drop in and

talk to an older member (or young) and become active

this winter.

Living as a Senior in Launceston

The Launceston City Council wants to know what it

means to live as a senior in the Launceston

municipality.


Bardenhagen’s Supermarket

New Proprietors Tom & Liz Wragg welcome all new and old customers

Good range of Tassie cheeses

Fruit & Veggies

Delicatessen

Aurora PAY AS YOU GO

IGA Everyday Specials

ATM instore now

Pre-paid phone cards

Open:

Mon - Fri 7 am - 7 pm

Sat 7 am - 6 pm

Sun 8 am - 6 pm

Main Road, Lilydale

Phone 6395 1422

We are proud supporters of local policing and the Neighbourhood Watch Program

10 Yard Tipper Hire

Local Gravel Suppliers for all your needs;

driveways, roading etc.

12 ton Excavator also available

for excavations.

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The 'Living as a Senior in Launceston' project is your

chance to tell us what you enjoy about living here, what

challenges you face, what services and facilities you use,

and whether they meet your needs.

How can you get involved?

Go to www.yourvoiceyourlaunceston.com.au to find

out more about the Living as a Senior in Launceston

project.

Or pick up a copy of the survey from local Lilydale

shops or the customer service centre at Launceston

Town Hall.

For more information phone

Launceston City Council's

Community Development Department on 6323 3000

Lilydale Arts

The weather is closing in and it is not long to the

Winter Solstice Lantern Walk and the lantern making

workshop. We welcome installations at the Lilydale

Falls for the Lantern Walk.

May: Exhibition of work in felt - Old Library in the last

2 weekends in May 10am - 4pm

June: Sat June 15 at 10 am- Lantern Workshop at the

Village Green (or the Memorial Hall if it is wet)

Friday June 21 at 6pm - Lantern Walk at the Lilydale Falls.

Watch the Lilydale Arts website and Facebook Page for

more information.

Ceilidh in the Snug

You are invited to bring your voice and an instrument,

should you play one, down to the Lilydale Larder on Sundays evenings. Meet like-minded friends from 4pm

for a bite to eat, then join in the provision of

entertainment on an individual or group basis from

5pm to 7pm sharp. Participation is more important

than performance standard.

We meet in the Leaning Church Wine Bar (the Snug) in

front of a roaring log fire, with friendly bar service

available until 6:45pm.

Indoor Bowls

Our Seniors enjoy their Friday Bowls but numbers are

decreasing and we welcome any younger adults who would like to “Have a Go”.

Easy to pick up, all equipment

provided though suitable shoes are

required or socks. Plus a happy

afternoon with tuition from “The Oldies”.

Just turn up Fri. 1.30pm or ring our Pres. Jeff Sims 6395

1359 for more info.

Lilydale Pony Club

May Rally

We have our regular working rally

planned for Sunday 19 May.

If you aren’t a member of the Lilydale District Pony Club but would like to attend please contact us

on [email protected] or ring Janice on 6395 1450.

Schools Equine Event

This popular event was held on Sunday 21 April with

numerous new riders of which many where non pony club riders. Feedback was positive with riders

accomplishing new personal achievements while having

a lot of fun with their horse.

Congratulations go to the nine riders from the district

as well as the adjoining North East district - Lisa, Tia, Ashley, Samantha, Brianna, Shauni, Bethany, Brittany

and Lucy.

Pony Club Games

Games are fun for both horse and rider. They provide an opportunity for developing team and Club spirit

and assist riders to improve their balance and riding

seat whilst the mind is distracted by exciting games

such as Ball and Cone, Bending, Wizards Castle and

Stick Pegging race.

On Saturday 11 May Pony Club is holding its annual

zone games at Edinburgh Park, Gravelly Beach. Teams

who place in this competition go on to compete at

State Games the following month We wish the members of our team – Kiyomi, Isobelle, Samantha,

Sophie and Kirsty the best of luck!

Pony Club of Tasmania State Dressage and Show

Jumping Championships

In March Lilydale pony club riders participated in these events, congratulations to the following competitors -

Lara, Lisa and Tia on a great effort.

Lebrina Progress Association

The LPA manages the facilities of the Lebrina Hall and

Recreation Ground.

Our next event is the Winter Solstice – Feast of the

Senses where some of the

finest local culinary creations

will be served up as well as a

fun packed evening of chocolate wheel prize draws

and much more.

(See Community Noticeboard for further information.)

We are always keen to see more local people join us so give us a call if you would like to join the committee.

Any enquiries phone Brooke or Donna on 6395 6124

or 0419 893 390.


New Members: Well, we managed to induct one of

our two new members this month. Welcome to the

club to Lion Heather Petersen, from Bangor. It is

wonderful to see a new face and someone who is committed to helping the Lilydale community.

Markets: Lions are looking to be at the final two

markets for the summer season. Hope you all come

along and support the town. It’s been great to see all the activity in town over the past few months.

Don’t forget too Moo Poo is still available. Call Steve

on 6395 1323. Only $5 a big bag.

Lilydale Village Market

The market has had a tremendous month. Customer

numbers and stall holder satisfaction has stayed high

even through the April seasonal changes. We've had oodles of locals bring down local produce for sale,

regular live entertainment, yet another feature in the

Examiner, as well as the regular stalls selling a wide

range of goods, new and second hand, the vast majority sourced locally.

Our Easter market ran the traditional Lilydale Egg

painting competition, with our winners featured in the

Examiner. The under 18 winner was the lovely Helena

from Launceston, and in the over 18 category the winners were locals Natalie, Gardie and Dee (any

connection of these ladies to the Market is of course

completely coincidental!).

The Lions rolled out a multimedia recruiting stand last market to raise awareness of this valuable local

organisation.

Many, including Phil Lohrey, Paul Alting and the LVM

committee, have been posting dozens of photos and

videos to our facebook and youtube pages. We've also celebrated a milestone, with over 200 facebook friends!

We're now gunning for 300, so please visit our page

and press the button!

The bar has expanded its range, now selling local honey

and the Progress Association's 150 years of Lilydale DVDs. Our new featured beer on tap is Rabbit Trap

Kolsch, a light German style ale brewed locally, a

Tamar Beer Festival award winner, offered in addition

to honey beer and mead, and local wines.

There are two markets left in the current season,

Sunday 28th April and Sunday 12th May. We're

currently looking at options for the winter season,

maybe a monthly market in the Memorial Hall.

Stay up to date with all our goings on by subscribing to our facebook page and youtube channel, checking out

our website, www.lilydalevillagemarket.com, or come

down and set up a stall with your produce or goods by

emailing us at [email protected] or call Natalie on 0418 688 250. The Lilydale Village Market is

community owned and run by the Lilydale District

Progress Association Inc.

Country Women’s Assoc -

Lilydale

I need to start with an explanation - did you understand the Easter riddle in the last issue? Well,

I didn’t write it egg-sactly how it should have been.

This is the correct version. Question - How can you

tell where the Easter Bunny has been? Answer - Eggs (X) marks the spot.

May 1st will be our Annual meeting as well as the

monthly meeting. These will be held in the Uniting

Church Hall, commencing 9:45am. Nominations for the

office bearers have been called - and now is the time to those doing all the ‘heavy work’ over the last year.

Without them, no Country Women’s Association, no

chance to meet, enjoy fellowship, and do ‘great’ deeds.

Shared lunch will follow.

The northwest groups is organising State Exhibition this

year, a wonderful showcase of all our creative activities.

It will be held this year at Latrobe in the Memorial Hall,

27th & 28th July. A state-wide craft day will be held at

Perth on 29th May where various workshops have been organised. In conjunction with this, Bridestowe

are sponsoring a competition using lavender - in a jam

or preserve, baking, and a craft article.

Lilydale Branch has been around 74 years. To celebrate

members went along to the ‘Lost Farm’ golf course restaurant near Bridport. . What a magical day,

weather beautiful after a cold start, not a cloud in the

sky, the sea all shades of blue, all viewed through a wall

of glass… and ‘wows’ from us. Brilliant, plus good meal, special company as a bonus. On the way home we

detoured into ‘Barnbougle Dunes’ golf course for

coffee.

CWA Sunday is 5th May with an 11:15am service at

Uniting Church, Lilydale, shared lunch afterwards.

Cheers for now.

Lilydale Lions Club

Lions Youth of the Year: The Lilydale

Lions Club hosted the NE Tasmanian final of

the Lions Youth of the Year competition. Five very

impressive young members of our community impressed the judges. The winner will go on to

compete against the Southern and North Western

finalists, for the honour of representing the state in the

national competition. The club was commended for

its hosting of the finals, so well done the President Lion Helen, and Regional Chair, Lion Amanda.

Teddy Bears’ Picnic: In last month’s Progressive, I

promised to report on the Teddy bears Picnic.

Unfortunately it had to be postponed due to inclement weather. We are very sorry, and are planning to

attempt to hold it in September. So keep your eyes

peeled for information and keep Teddy warm over

winter (if he isn’t hibernating).


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It’s almost Mother’s Day – you haven’t forgotten the most special person there is – have you? Perhaps

some of the following might be just what mum wants?

Even more vegetable soaps have arrived. These are excellent for a variety of skin conditions or to use just for

their beautiful fragrances.

Jam baskets with 2 jams and a recipe book all gift wrapped at just – no! You’ll have to come in and check the price as they won’t last long! Also beautiful baskets in pinks and greens with hanging crystals containing a

notebook, these are also gift wrapped at almost give away prices.

A new range of truffles have also arrived as well as

new gift boxed chocolates at prices anyone can afford. And don’t forget, we do laybys.

Lollydale is open the same hours as Yummies - so you can

call in on your way home – Mon – Thurs until 7:00pm Fri and Sat until 7:30pm and Sun until 6:30pm.

Chat to you soon, Norma, Leana and David

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Leaning Church Vineyard

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For group bookings during this time,

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or 0448 906021

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Phone 6395 1110

OPENING HOURS

Borrow, return and reserve LINC Tasmania lending items

including books, CDs and DVDs.

Access to information from Tasmanian Archive and Heritage

Office, and State Library Reference Service. Access to our online catalogue TASLISPlus, eBooks Plus and

other eResources.

For further information on LINC Tasmania search our

website at www.linc.tas.gov.au

Tuesday 3.00pm – 7.00pm

Friday 2.00pm – 7.00pm

Saturday 10.00am – 12.00pm

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Water Pumps Bolts & Nuts

Poly Pipe Fittings Sewer Fittings

Storm Water Fittings Electrical Fittings

Paint Tools

Concrete Gravel Blue Metal Pine Bark

Brickies Sand Soil

Grass Hay

Chook Dog Cat Horse Alpaca Duck Bulls Cows Rabbits Guinea Pigs Sheep Pig Lamb Milk Calf Milk Molasses

Lawn Mowers Chainsaws

Brush Cutters Hedge Cutters

New Tyres

Batteries Auto Parts

Car Polish Full Range of Oils

1lt to 20 lt Fuel & Oil Filters Puncture Repairs

Electric Fence Units & Insulators Steel Fence

Posts Gates & Fit-

tings Cattle Lick

Blocks Treated Posts

Barb Wire Plastic Film

Bird Netting Wire Netting Treated Pine

Timber Fence

Hingejoint Flexabell Wire

Hardwood Timber Droppers


On sale after the 30th March.

Then and Now a double DVD set recording

Lilydale 150 Years Celebration in October 2011

Disc One - a 72 minute video celebrating the events

Disc Two - a series of celebratory slide shows

including captioned historic photographs

$15 available at the Lilydale Post Office

WEED PROBLEMS? Quickspray Unit on Trailer

Available for Hire

Lilydale Landcare has its specialised unit for hire at exceptionally low rates.

50 metres of hose with remote radio retractable reel (trailer mounted) $30 per day ($50 per weekend)

Call Nick Wordsworth 0419 717 066 or Mike Armes 6395 1130

DEATH TO WEEDS

from one pet to large mobs

Comb & Cutter sharpening service also available

Ph 6395 4335 Jeremy Fuller

Local Sheep

Shearer Available

Plumbing & Excavation David & Tracie Clyne

Connections to new Lilydale water main

Domestic & commercial plumbing

New homes & maintenance

Septic tanks

Foundations

General excavation, levelling & dams

Tilter bucket

Ph: 6395 4218

Mobile: 0418 313 117

1351 Pipers River Road, Karoola, TAS 7267 Open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm

Colin and Helen Denney.

Phone 63951 336

Lilydale Pharmacy

Electric re-heatable hot packs.

Stays hot for 5 hours.

Re-charges in 15 minutes

$39.95

Hot water bottles

Wheat packs


Influenza or flu?

Influenza, or flu, is a highly contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses. There are three

main types of influenza virus that cause infection in

humans - types A, B and C - and many sub-types or

strains. Influenza can occur throughout the year but

influenza activity usually peaks in winter.

Influenza is a vaccine-preventable illness but a new

vaccine needs to be given each year because influenza

viruses change constantly. A new influenza vaccine is

prepared each year to best match the strains predicted

for the next influenza season.

What are the symptoms?

People with influenza typically experience some or all

of the following symptoms:

fever and chills

cough, sore throat and runny or stuffy nose

muscle aches, joint pains, headaches and fatigue (feeling very tired)

nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea (more common in

children than adults)

Some symptoms may last for more than a week. Some people may also experience very mild symptoms,

particularly if they have some immunity from a previous

infection or vaccination.

Seek immediate medical advice if the illness quickly

becomes worse or if any of the following occurs:

shortness of breath or rapid breathing

chest pain

confusion or sudden dizziness

persistent vomiting

How is it spread?

Influenza viruses are mainly spread by droplets made when an infected person coughs or sneezes. Influenza

can also be spread through touching surfaces where

infected droplets have landed.

People with influenza can be infectious from the day before their symptoms start. Adults are most infectious

in the first 3-5 days of their illness, while children

remain infectious for 7-10 days, and people with

weakened immune systems may be infectious for

longer.

Who is at risk?

While anyone can get influenza, the following people

are at higher risk of complications from influenza

infection (and are eligible for free annual influenza

vaccine):

All individuals aged 65 years or older

All Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander peoples

aged 15 years or older

Pregnant women

Individuals aged 6 months and over with medical

conditions predisposing to severe influenza, namely:

Heart disease.

Chronic respiratory conditions, including

severe asthma

Other chronic illnesses requiring regular

medical follow up or hospitalisation in the

previous year, including diabetes

Impaired immunity

For people who don’t fall into any of the ‘free

immunisation’ categories, and wish to have a flu

immunisation, you will need to get a prescription from

your doctor, which will cost about $15 at the pharmacy.

Take action to stop the spread of influenza by

remembering to:

Cover your face when you cough or sneeze and throw used tissues in a rubbish bin. Try to cough

into your elbow and not your hand

Wash your hands thoroughly and often. Wash hands

for at least 10 seconds, especially after coughing, sneezing or blowing your nose, or use an

alcohol-based hand rub

Stay at home until you're well. Wait at least 24

hours after your fever resolves so you that you are unlikely to infect other people. Keep sick children

away from school and other activities

Call ahead to see a doctor. If you think you may

have influenza and you need to see a doctor, call first so the clinic can take precautions to reduce the

risk to other people

Senior Citizens

What a wonderful Easter we had weather wise. I would

like to thank everybody that bought tickets in our

Easter raffle, we had a terrific response.

Our winners were:

1st - E Weston

2nd - Jeff Sims

3rd - V Chick

Our club is gradually getting smaller and smaller, we

would like to see some new faces. We are open

1.30pm to 4.30pm on Fridays so come along and have a cuppa.

I will only write in the Progressive every 2 months as

we will not be having any carnivals this year. With

much disappointment the Tamar Valley has been closed as there wasn’t any person willing to take on the

Secretary or Treasurer’s role, as Gladys has done it for

the past 6 or 7 years. A big thank you goes out to

Gladys for the work and time she has put into the

Tamar Valley.

As there isn’t any more news I wish everybody good

bowling until June.

Robyn East

Health Solutions from the Lilydale Pharmacy


LILYDALE DISTRICT SCHOOL SNIPPETS

Phone: 6395 0100 Fax: 6395 0199 Email: [email protected]

Festival of Wood

Art Students from Prep/1 Years 4/5, 7/8 and 9/10 were involved in creating works for

the Festival of Wood. They were fortunate to work with artist Ritchie Ares Dona who developed folded book technique to make a Tree of Knowledge. The tree is

now located in the school Community Library.

Posts were also created: Winning Post, Spot the Post, Post it notes Post, Finger Post,

Postage Post, Post it and Post er.

Students also created a large canvas depicting Lilydale township; and some ideas on

imagery for the Festival working with local artist Paula Crook.

Two recycled characters, Lily and Dale were

also created. An amazing productive input by the Art Department – well done and thank you

to all students, staff and artists who contributed.

Kim Schneiders

Art Teacher

Lilydale Swimming Carnivals 2013

In March we held both our Year 3-6 and Year 7-10 swimming carnival at the Lilydale Pool. Well done to all of our students who participated and braved the cold water for their houses! Thank you to our SCR

for cooking the BBQ and to the Senior House Captains for assisting with various duties. Thanks to all of our parents and other family members who came and supported our swimmers. Thank you to all staff

involved on these days for your hard work.

Both Carnivals ran very smoothly with nice weather. It was great to see our students enjoying

themselves, especially with the fun novelty events.

Swimming Carnival House Results

Year 3-6 Junior Carnival House Points: Year 7-10 Senior Carnival House Points: Nairana 388 Nairana 504

Maralinga 280 Maralinga 450 Corinna 203 Corinna 358

Congratulations to Nairana for winning both swimming carnivals this year!

2013 Lilydale District School Swimming Champions

YEAR GIRL BOY

3 Zabrina Paul Jade Kruijver

4 Alecia Jepson Hayden Arnold

5 Chelsea Cannon Zac Paul

6 Aimee Hawes Tom Pearce

7 Caitlin McLachlan Corey Anderson

8 Celine Mitchell Kyle Waddle

9 Chelsea Wilde Billy Anderson

10 Amanda Rose Corey Lockett


COMMUNITY NOTICEBOARD

Uniting Church Services - May Sunday 5th 11.15am Rev Will Nicholas CWA Sunday - bring lunch to share Sunday 19th 11.15am Rev Nicholas

Uniting Church - Social Afternoon Thursday 30th May 1.30pm onwards All welcome

Tai Chi Exercise Classes

Come and experience the ancient exercise of

Tai Chi in the Uniting Church Hall (behind

the Church).

All Welcome - 10am Wed. morning.

Lions Club of Lilydale Needs You

We need members.

Any age over 18 Male or Female.

A fun way to meet and help the community.

Phone: Call Barry on 6395 4233

Lilydale Playgroup

Friendly relaxed atmosphere

ALL WELCOME - First session free!

$3 / week per family, includes hot drinks and munchies

toys and books - sand pit, slide, fort, swings

messy play, painting, craft, play dough

water play, bubbles, music

and lots of fun!!!

Wednesdays 10 am - 12 noon

Behind the Anglican Church,

Station Road, Lilydale.

For more information phone:

Anni 6395 4399

Or just pop in!

WINTER SOLSTICE

FEAST OF THE SENSES

The Lebrina Progress Association is again holding the

Feast of the Senses at the Lebrina Hall on

Saturday 22nd June at 6.30pm

Come and enjoy a sumptuous 3 course meal, a

chocolate wheel with many prizes and an entertaining

MC. BYO drinks. Tea/coffee provided

Tickets must be pre-purchased from any of the

following: Lilydale IGA, Lebrina Shop, Lilydale Pharmacy, Bardenhagen’s Hardware, Lilydale Bowls

Club, Lilydale Post Office or directly from Donna or

Brooke Venn

ADULTS $20 - Children Under 6 Free

Children Under 16 $10

Any queries to Donna —0438 115 664 or

Brooke—0419 893 390

A fun-filled Family event to help us kick those Winter blues

Kaszazz Workshops – May

Big Al, You’re a Hoot Cards: Wednesday 15/5/13

from 12pm: Create 3 fun cards featuring owls, using

heat embossing, colouring embellishments and the Ezy

Press. Cost $20 Bookings essential by 8/5/13.

Jungle Birthday Cards: Wednesday 29/5/13 - 12pm

These four cards feature cute jungle animal rub-ons and

are ideal children’s birthday cards. Stamping, blending

and embossing are used to complete this set of cards. Cost $25 Bookings essential by 12/5/13.

For all enquiries, bookings or orders please contact

Karen on 0409 025 190 or [email protected]

For Sale

1 part roll of new barbed wire 1.80mm

HT Longlife $100

Ph: 6395 1163

2 Men’s Mountain Bikes 15 speed $85 will separate.

Old Style Ladies Bike 27” $35.

Ph: 6395 1264

Wanted

2 copies of “Lilies of the Valley” a book produced by

the Lilydale Day Care Centre over 10 years ago. Anyone who has a copy for sale please contact.

Ph: 0407 524 860

Lilydale Online Access Centre

Opening Hours:

Tuesday: 2- 6pm

Wednesday 9am - 1pm

Thursday 2- 5pm

Friday 2- 6pm

Contact the Centre on 6395 0155

E-mail: [email protected] or visit our websites

www.lilydale.tco.asn.au www.hart.org.au

www.lilydaletas.net


W 1 Lilydale Playgroup - AC, 10am

Tai Chi - UC Hall, 9.30am CWA Lions - 7.30pm

T 2

F 3 Senior Citizens Bowls - SC, 1.30pm

Badminton - LH, 7.30pm

S 4 Lilydale Landcare- 10.30am

Footy: Fingal v Lilydale

S 5 Meet the Producer Market - LL, 10am

Church Service - CWA Sunday - UC 11.15am

Ceilidh in the Snug - LL 5pm

M 6

T 7 Active Fitness Group - LG, 7pm

Lilydale Progress Association - CH, 7.30pm


Tai Chi - UC Hall, 9.30am

T 9 Neighbourhood Watch - FS


S 11 Footy: Uni-Mowbray v Lilydale

Pony Club: Annual Zone Games

S 12 Mothers Day!!!

Meet the Producer Market - LL, 10am

Lebrina Equestrian Club - Lebrina Oval, 10.30am

Lilydale Village Market - 10am


M 13


Upper Piper Art & Craft Co-op - CH, 7pm


Tai Chi - UC Hall, 9.30am Lions - 7.30pm

T 16 RSL Meeting - SC


Badminton - 7.30pm LH

S 18 Lebrina Equestrian Club - Trail Ride

Footy: Lilydale v OLFC

S 19 Meet the Producer Market - LL, 10am

Pony Club - KO Church Service - UC 11.15am


M 20



Tai Chi - UC Hall, 9.30am

T 23


S 25 Footy: Tamar Cats v Lilydale

S 26 Meet the Producer Market - LL 10am


M 27


Lilydale District School P&F - LDS Staffroom, 7pm


Tai Chi - UC Hall, 9.30am Red Cross - 11am

T 30 Uniting Church Social Afternoon - UC, 1.30pm


WHAT’S ON THIS MONTH

Fire - Police - Ambulance 000 Launceston General Hospital: 6348 7111

Poison Information Service: 13 11 26

Lilydale Medical Clinic: 6395 1455

6395 1258 AH

Lilydale Pharmacy: 6395 1336

Native Animal Rescue: David – Birds Fish etc 6395 1345 or 6395 1579 AH

Lorraine – Native animals: 6326 3502 or 0417 108 596

Patsy – Native animals: 6395 6248

Local Fire Brigade Permit Officers

Turners Marsh/Holloways Hill area: Leon & Allison King: Mob 0419 964 317

Austins Road Area:

Adrian Smith: Mob 0409 790 657

Leon King: Mob 0419 964 317

Karoola/ Lower Turners Marsh Area:

Gary Harris-Newsham Mob 0437 100 824

Lilydale Area:

Dave Cleaver: Mob 0407 047 083 David Dornauf: Mob 0409 868 712

Bi - Weekly Calendar Events Every 2nd Mon: Fire Brigade Training; 7-9 pm 6395 1260

Calendar Event Venues AC Anglican Church, Station Rd, Lilydale CH The Old Courthouse, Main Rd, Lilydale FC Footy Clubrooms, Doaks Rd, Lilydale

FS Fire Station, Doaks Rd, Lilydale KH Karoola Hall, Karoola KO Karoola Oval, Karoola LBC Lilydale Bowls Club, 8 Charob Ave, Lilydale LDS Lilydale District School LG Lilydale High School Gym, Main Rd, Lilydale LH Lebrina Hall, Golconda Rd, Lebrina LL Lilydale Larder, Main Road, Lilydale MH Memorial Hall, Main Rd, Lilydale SC Senior Citizens Clubrooms, Main Rd, Lilydale SA Saint Anne’s Church, Lalla Rd, Lilydale UC Uniting Church, Main Rd, Lilydale

VG Village Green

Progressive Contact Details Lilydale District Progress Association Inc PO Box 3,

L i lyda le , TAS 7268

Edi ting & Layout: Editor: J ayne Sadd ington

Phone: (03) 6395 0155

E-mail : l i ly .progress ive@gmai l .com

The L i l ydale Progressive i s publ ished monthly from

February to December by the L i l ydale Distr i ct

Progress Associat ion Inc . Art ic le s & Let ters to the

Edi tor (up to 200 words) and other copy may be le ft

a t the Li lyda le Pharmacy, or e -mai led to:

l i ly.progress ive@gmai l .com

LILYDALE DIRECTORY

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