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The Lilydale Progressive - November 2009

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To my crew, my homies, Carol and Coralee, yo dudes, where would I be without you both.

Carol, you’ve been helping me out since the beginning, we’ve had some great times and a giggle or two along the way, (not to mention the morning tea and nibbles to go along with all the hard work). Thanks for your typing, your dry sense of humour and your attention to detail.

Coralee, you’ve been helping for 3 years now and have certainly helped to take the pressure off.

My last and biggest thank you of all goes to the Committee of the Lilydale Online Access Centre. Their support has been wholehearted and unstinting since the beginning. Not only, allowing me to use some of my time as Coordinator of the centre to edit the Progressive, but also letting me use the facility and all its equipment outside of normal opening hours. Being able to use the centre computers, printers, paper, ink, fax machine, internet connection, web hosting service and space has certainly saved heaps of time and money over the years.

I know I’ve gained a lot and it’s been very educational for me over the last 9 years to learn all about Lilydale and it’s community. I’ve tried to be an impartial and positive editor of your local newsletter. Not so sure I’ve always succeeded, but hey, you can’t blame a girl for trying ;-)

30 years strong, The Progressive has been out and about in the district, from a simple 2 sided foolscap page in the early days to last month's bumper 24 page issue, we’ve come a long way.

Let’s hope it continues....

Jayne

Editorial Recently I took the time to look over the past issues of the Progressive I’ve been involved with. I was a bit surprised when I started counting up the numbers and pondering on some of the 68 Editorials I’ve written over the years. Some were optimistic, some sad, some uplifting, some comical, some fairly well written, others not so. Admittedly I haven’t written every single one. Thankfully over the years we’ve had 34 terrific Editorials written by members of the community and on a couple of occasions by my stand in editor Carol Charlton.

So I thought you might be interested in some of the facts and figures of the past 9 years of the Progressive, since I took over from Frea Peschar as editor in September 2000.

We’ve produced 103 issues. With a total of 1646 pages.

On average each Progressive takes about 18 hours to put together (not just by me but with contributions by my stalwart typist, relief editor and fact checker Carol, and my proof reader, Coralee) so that’s around 1,854 hours of time or around 49 average full time working weeks.

Blimey I didn't realise we’d spent nearly an entire year out of the past 9 devoted purely to the Progressive ;-).

So I’d like to take this opportunity to thank those who’ve contributed by writing articles, informing the community about their group and its doings. Obviously a huge thank you to all those who’ve advertised over the years, without them there would be no Progressive, as printing costs have certainly increased during this time. Thanks to Lilydale District School for taking on the job of printing the Progressive this year. You’ve made my job a lot easier.

November 2009

Volume 30, Issue 10 THE LILYDALE PROGRESSIVE Inside this Issue

Letters to the Editor 2

Letters to the Editor 3

Neighbourhood Watch 4

Lilydale Fitness Group Picnic Race Day

5

Senior Citizens Club Pony Club News Adult Riding

6

Lilydale Lions Club 7

Lilydale Bowls Club 8

Lilydale Market Progress Association

9

TRA - Lilydale 10

TRA - Lilydale 11

Health Solutions 12

Online Access Centre Classifieds

13

A Short History Lilydale Weather

14

Recipe 15

Advertisement 16

Lilydale District School 17

Community Noticeboard 18

Calendar 19

Fire Information 20


Weedon Real Estate have been selling Lilydale and District properties for well over 20 years and know what the area has to offer to prospective purchasers. We have a local agent who lives and specialises in the district, so if you are thinking of selling or would just like to know what your property might be worth on to-days market why not call Tom Dancer on 0419 369 162 for a free no obligation appraisal. We are still receiving enquiries from prospective mainland buyers. If you are thinking of selling on a low key basis we have been successful in selling a number of quiet listings in the area. Weedon Real Estate can offer you low selling costs and exposure on 3 Internet sites. Contact our local agent to discuss any of your Real Estate matters.

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Letter to the Editor and Community Members Individuals who are concerned about the closure of the Mary Walsh Centre need to reflect on why this has happened and understand the implications for keeping it going. If it had continued to operate with such small numbers there would have been questions to answer from the Government funded body. All of the board members were very clear about the moral and legal obligations they had to run the centre in the right and proper way. We tried to do this by bringing in another organization to assist with some of the administration work and to do assessments in the community to try to have more people sign up as attendees to the centre. However this was all in vain; after six months there was still no change. It was blatantly clear that the Centre was not meeting needs of people and that the service was no longer required by a significant enough number to warrant the continuation of the centre.

Suffice to say that we could not enter into an agreement with the funding provider because it would have been wrong to keep taking this under false pretences. We are sorry to say but sometimes there were as many staff present as there were clients, and clearly a situation like this is untenable.

This Board of Management had the courage to step up and to stand up and be counted; to say enough is enough, this is not right to keep operating in this way, and we did what was right and proper after much soul searching and endeavours to find other ways to promote the place.

But sadly the numbers were not increasing and the inevitable occurred, through no fault of any one of the board members, and to say otherwise is to fail to grasp the crux of the matter. Please ring me if you wish more information. Jennifer Smyth 6395 1542

Letter to the Editor: How sad! Yes, the closure of the Mary Walsh Centre is a blow.

However, the fact that it has gone on for so long, is testament to the dedication of many people in the Lilydale Community, who for many years have served both the Day Care Centre and subsequently the Mary Walsh Centre in an exemplary way.

I refer to the members of the Boards/Committees who have over approximately 20 years volunteered their time and resources to ensure that the service was viable in the eyes of the funding body. Who also ensured that funding was available to pay

the wages of the locals employed at the Centre. Who also ensured that funding was available to buy

equipment and items of comfort and convenience for clients of the Centre.

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Who not only gave their time for meetings, doing the accounts, writing submissions, administration, computer training, assessments and all the other necessities that Committees cope with, but in many instances, also volunteered at the Centre to help the staff with morning teas, lunches, craft work, entertainment and outings. Donated vegetables, built equipment, worked on

extensions,

All activities above and beyond being a Committee member required, all as volunteers.

Anyone who thinks that the decision to close was not heart wrenching for those on the Board, did not see as I did two good friends who have served in this fashion for many, many years, devastated.

For many years, the Centre attracted much larger numbers of clients than has been the recent situation. Circumstances change, lives change, care requirements change, one thing that does not change is that the funding dollars have to be used for the greater good. It is not the Boards fault. How sad it all had to end on a sour note.

To the present and past members of the Boards/Committees, as one of you in the past, “I dips me lid to youse”, and know that the anguish that you are feeling will pass, and you will hopefully look back with pleasure and pride on a job well done.

Because, it was all of you that made it happen. Carol Charlton

Letter to the editor 24 October 2009 Residents and community groups from Mt Arthur, Lilydale, fear that a proposed new clearfell logging and plantation development front could compromise the town water supplies, put log trucks on residential roads, degrade their living environment and be visible from many part of the surrounding district.

Logging and plantation is proposed on an approximately 220 acre private block that immediately abuts Lilydale’s town water intake and includes critical areas of Rocky Creek and the water catchment for the supply. The land is in Launceston City Council’s Scenic Protection Zone and Water Catchment Protection Zone.

The proposal will see logging and plantations move into rural living areas on the north-west of Mt Arthur, only a kilometre from the edge of Lilydale village. Roads for log truck access are steep, narrow and have blind corners, causing fears for community safety. The roads also provide access to tourists wishing to visit Mt Arthur’s attractive summit walk.

Mt Arthur residents are urgently seeking to talk with the people proposing the operations but are also asking Launceston City Council and the Tasmanian

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Government to talk to the Forest Practices Authority to ensure any proposal does not compromise the town water supply or cause community safety issues.

Launceston City Council and Ben Lomond Water are also being asked to consider other ways to protect Lilydale’s town water catchment into the future.

The giant freshwater crayfish, Mt Arthur burrowing crayfish and threatened vegetation communities are believed to be present on the land. Concerned Mt Arthur and Lilydale residents

Neighbourhood Watch October Meeting 13 people attended this meeting including our

Local Policeman Terry Otis and Guest Speaker from The Tasmanian Fire Service.

Dave Cleaver from the Tasmanian Fire Service gave a very informative presentation on Community Fire Safety. Property owners and occupiers need to take some responsibility for the reduction of fire hazards on their properties. If you have any questions or require further information contact the local Fire Brigade who will be more than happy to advise you. The Fire Brigade is going to conduct another presentation similar to the one we had, and it is strongly recommended that people in the area that live on small acreage properties or properties that are near bush land, contact the Fire Brigade and get some information or attend their presentation.

Police Report Between the 13th and 15th of September 2009 unknown person(s) gained entry to a residence on Kempensers Road, Lilydale via a bathroom window. The house was being renovated and had a lot of new fixtures and furnishings. Around $17,000 worth of items was stolen. A 33 year old Blumont man was charged over the matter and all property has been located.

In last month’s police report, it was reported that between the 24th and the 27th of July nine six metre lengths of grey coloured guttering were removed from behind the Lilydale Football Clubrooms. A member of general public read this in “The Lilydale Progressive” and contacted the police with information that led to the recovery of the guttering which had in fact been delivered to the school by mistake.

Reports have been received from property owners in the Karoola area about people entering properties along the river in vehicles for the purpose of fishing. Permission should be sought from the property owner prior to entering the property.

Our local policeman has a zero tolerance on Drink Driving so expect to be pulled up in the coming months to undertake a Random Breath Test.

He is still getting reports about motorists exceeding the speed limit through areas with speed limits especially Lebrina. If this problem persists he will look at getting

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Next Meeting The next meeting of the Lilydale Neighbourhood Watch will be held at the Fire Station on the 12th of November commencing at 8pm. Remember everyone is welcome to attend. Hope to see you there.

Lilydale Fitness Group First of all ,on behalf of the Fitness Group, we would like to say thank you to the Lilydale District School, for their help and support enable us to continue.

Cost per Session as from now is $7 Time: 7 sharp to 8 pm every Tuesday Venue the Gym at the Lilydale District School.

See you there. Our break up for this year will be on the 8th of December 2009. We will resume on the 19th of January 2010.

Lilydale Picnic Race Day (Tasmania Day 09) Fancy yourself as an expert at the egg and spoon race, or is the three legged race more your style. Or maybe you are the strong type and have some friends who can make up a tug of war team. The Lilydale Picnic Race day will be on the School Oval on Sun 8

November 09, between 10am and 2pm. The day will feature old fashion races and activities. Games and races for all ages.

A free sausage sizzle will be provided by the Lions Club, tours of the new Online Access Centre facilities will be available, the Lilydale Fire Brigade will put on a demonstration, and there will be various other stalls. There will also be a display of Tasmanian flags through the years, a Taekwondo demonstration, Tango dancing, a mystery special guest and many other attractions.

The day is aimed at celebrating the volunteers who are so important to our community meeting its potential. Come out and enjoy a day with the community and maybe win a prize.

Any volunteer group who would like to have a display to showcase what they do is most welcome to participate.

Just contact Colin on 6395 2065.

Hope to see you there!

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Well there has been a lot happening in Yummies this past month! Most noticeable is we are now selling Gourmet Fried Chicken, a lovely blend of herbs and spices coating chicken pieces that just

taste fabulous. We have found so far the buckets of popcorn chicken breast and the big fillets have

been very popular. We can cater for large orders as well so if you’d like 10 pieces or more please phone

ahead and we’ll cook it fresh. Keep an eye out for some new things to come at

Yummies to tempt you too. In Lollydale, gift lines have already started arriving

for Christmas and new stock will be almost continuously arriving until the end of November -

I’m already taking lay-bys for Christmas. There will be some lovely chocolate lines and novelty items coming in too, as well as all the

familiar much loved standard lines, so check back often. Don’t forget I can do up lovely baskets of

jams, chutneys, mustards, honeys etc. Cheerio for now,

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Senior Citizens Our senior afternoon was celebrated on the 6th Oct. with an afternoon tea and games. It was so nice to see Hazel our life member with us.

Our annual bus trip will be held Nov 8th, travelling up through the Mathinna area stopping there for lunch and then travelling on further.

Tom Coffey was a great success with 14 mats in play. Lilydale players always take our lunch as we have a very short time to buy and then eat.

Our carnival is coming around quickly. We will have 6 mats in play and it will be held in the main hall. We always supply a hot meal with a sweet which everyone seems to enjoy.

Summer pennants have started in at Ravenswood on a Wednesday evening with 5 of our bowlers playing.

Our next meeting will be Nov 10th in our club rooms at 1.30p.m.

See you all next month Robyn East

Pony Club News At the recent Northern Zone show jumping competition many of our riders competed; from grade 4 (65cm) up to grade 2 (95cm).

Our grade 4 team of 3 riders won their event. Many riders were successful at an individual level.

Our next rally will be Sunday November 8th and will be held at our cross country course at Alanvale (Fairlands). This will give our one-day-event riders practice over our cross-country course, as the eventing season is just about to start.

Not all our riders compete at this level. About half our members are either beginner riders, or choose to ride in other disciplines, such as polocrosse, gymkhanas or games. New members always welcome.

Adult Riding WHEN: Sun 22nd November, 2009 TIME: 10 am sharp WHERE: Karoola Football Ground Pipers River Road, Karoola (PLEASE SEE NOTE BELOW) COST: $40.00 (Yearly Membership/Affiliation with Pony Club Association of Tas $20.00 per ride (to cover instructors, ground hire etc) For enquiries and bookings, please contact: Jayne Blyth - 6395 4380 or 0419 844 520


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Yoga and Meditation Will restart in February 2010

Lions Club News The Lions have acquired a new distinctive red club shirt. Look out for us at activities around the town as we assist the community and those less fortunate around the world. In the past month the club has donated to quite a number of local and overseas causes, including our Samoan and Indonesian neighbours so devastated by natural disasters. Lions Clubs in those countries are assisting in the relief and rebuilding efforts with assistance from all over the world.

We have also assisted on the local front with donations to various Lilydale community groups and the School.

This is what Lions is all about. Did you know that the Tasmanian Lions and other service clubs managed to raise more money for the Victorian Bushfire appeal than any other state in Australia. Quite an achievement, given our small numbers. Some states have 3-4 times the number of clubs of Tasmania – but still we outdid them in generosity.

So if you have some spare hours and would like to put back into our community please contact us and become a member. You don’t have to make a large commitment – just do what you can.

Bus Trip and Afternoon Tea The Lions Annual Bus Trip will take place on Sunday 22 November. Leaving at 1200 sharp, we intend taking in the sights of Beaconsfield and Greens Beach (a slight change to the advertised route), with a highlight being a visit to the renewed Beaconsfield Mine Museum. The Lions Club will sponsor the admission to the Museum.

The trip is open to all our mature aged residents and invitations have been sent out to those that we know of. Unfortunately we do not have access to a definitive list of all people in the district ( for obvious privacy reasons) so if you are new to the district, or have not received an invitation, and would like to come along, please ring our Secretary, Barry Jones, on 6395 4233.

Traditionally this has been a great day out where acquaintances are renewed and new friends made. Get your name in quick before the bus fills.

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Christmas Cakes It is getting towards that time of year again. The Lion’s world famous Christmas Cakes are now available through your friendly Lions member, or at our supportive outlets in the town. We will hold a cake run closer to Christmas but why wait – enjoy one now. They are still great value at $10 for a 1kg cake and $13 for a 1.5kg cake.

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Lilydale Bowls Club Players and visitors have enjoyed great weather for the start of the season, after 19 prior wet weekends, and as can be expected, the green is still a little heavy!

The Ladies Division 3 team is breaking in new players and is yet to have an overall win. But with more commitment to training and as teams gain a little more experience, we are close.

The men have raced away to lead the ladder in both their promoted Division 2 Reserve teams and the new Division 5 team. This team is composed almost entirely of new members and is blitzing the opposition!

Our recent indoor bowls evening was well attended and all enjoyed the games and raising money towards our ever improving club facilities.

Our next social function will be a MELBOURNE CUP LUNCHEON / BARBEQUE. This will start at 12.00 noon FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER, with fun games and sweeps available, so, bring your bowls, a plate of food to share, and ladies, a CUP HAT please.

Expressions of interest to Graeme Campbell 6395 6248 or Jillian Weston 6395 1062. Members, social members, family and friends are welcome.

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We extend a special welcome to all our new members and wish them luck for the coming games.

Lilydale Market The Lilydale Village Market had a great start. Don't miss the next Markets; Nov 8 and Nov 22 from 10 am to 2 pm!

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Holly, Simon, Cita Lilydale Village Market Committee

Lilydale District Progress Association (LPA) The Progress Association continues to grow, with 57 members so far this year, meeting on the first Tuesday of every second month, at 7.30pm in the Old Court House.

The last meeting on the 6th October was quite a lively one, discussing, amongst other things, the traffic island outside the Village Green, the new Market application, the closure of the Mary Walsh Centre, and the increased turbidity/pollution of the town water supply. Jeff Weston gave an interesting talk on growing up in Lilydale, and we voted in new changes to our constitution.

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Next meeting is on the 1st December, and will be our last one for the year, please bring a plate of supper to share. Guest speaker yet to be decided. Kathryn Scott, Secretary.

Tasmanian Regional Arts (Lilydale Branch) It has been another busy month for Branch members with the Tile Design Workshop and the exhibition of work by the students of the J Weston Lilydale School of Art.

Both sessions of the tile workshop on 26 September were booked out and each participant decorated up to six tiles. These were subsequently kiln fired by Jenny and Ian Scott to produce a variety of amazing, colourful designs. The tiles have many uses, from wall and bench decoration to trivets and other intriguing gift ideas. Such was the popularity of the workshop that many on the day have already signed on for another workshop in 2010! Well done Jenny.

The same weekend saw some 140 people visit the Art Exhibition. Opened by Deputy Mayor Rosemary Armitage for the adults, and by the Hon. Sue Napier, MHA and Shadow Minister for the Arts for the younger artists, the exhibition showcased the fabulous array of talent we have in Lilydale. 10% of all sales was donated to TRA (Lilydale). Many of the younger artists realised that not only can art be fun, but it can also be a cool way of earning extra pocket money.

Most popular artist was Kim Booth, with Michelle Carpenter the runner-up. Votes for the popular choice of junior artist were evenly spread. A big thank you to Jillian Weston for providing the opportunity and curating the exhibition.

Kite Flying As this Progressive goes to press, some 20 locals are participating in the Kite Making Workshop and many

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The Melbourne Cup The Race that Stops a Nation! How to pick a winner. The horse must have finished no worse than fourth at its last start. The horse must have a win over 2800 metres or further. Include horses that are trained by a previous Melbourne Cup winning trainer. Include horses that are ridden by a previous Melbourne Cup winning jockey. Of course, the next best system is to pin all the horses names on the wall and throw a dart! Good luck with the big race.


TRA Raffle TRA (Lilydale) is a not-for-profit, voluntary organisation dedicated to promoting the arts to the local community. It does not receive government funding and relies entirely on its members and the community for financial support to enable it to conduct its diverse range of activities. To help raise funds for these activities members will be running a Christmas Raffle over the next few weeks. A $1.00 ticket (or 3 for $2.00) will put you in the draw for one of the many valuable prizes donated by local businesses. So, get behind this local group of enthusiastic volunteers and help support their work. The raffle will be drawn on 12 December 2009 at the Community Hall after the Christmas pantomime. Next Meeting of the Branch will be held at 231 Golconda Road, Lilydale at 7.30pm. For more information please contact Brenda Bryce on 6395 1290 or Ian Williams on 6395 1062.

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more in the Family Kite Flying Afternoon at the Lilydale Recreation Ground. This should be a fun event providing families the opportunity to be together while participating in an activity that is enjoyed worldwide.

Are You An Artist or Performer Looking for Support? Advice is received regularly by the Branch about various forms of assistance being offered to help persons involved in all forms of art, whether visual or performing. This assistance can take the form of grants, scholarships, exhibition opportunities, free publicity of exhibitions and performances, etc, and is offered by a wide range of organisations, including Government departments and instrumentalities, corporations, business entities and individuals, to name a few. Often, the Branch receives this information and, as it seemingly has no direct relevance to individual members, it languishes in our archives. Often the information conveyed is not reported in mainstream media and therefore does not come to the notice of the community at large. To redress this situation, the Branch is offering to make this information generally available by email to anyone in the local community who may be interested in receiving it. This will be a free service and does not entail membership of the local Branch. If you wish to receive this advice on a regular basis, please send your details to our Secretary, Brenda Bryce at [email protected].

Christmas Pantomime – 12 December After a sojourn of several years, the Lilydale Players are reforming to present the Christmas pantomime ‘The Three Little Pigs’. The pantomime will be held in the Community Hall on Saturday 12 December 2009, commencing at 2.00pm. Children’s Christmas Carols will follow the performance and there will be a surprise visitor. This will be a great afternoon of fun for all the family, so put the date in your diary now.

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Ticket assessments for all forestry machinery as well as home chainsaw licences. Nationally accredited trainer and assessor.

Also available- a 13 tonne Excavator for hire with driver. No job too big or too small. Reasonable rates.

Call Neil McCarthy 6395 4157 to discuss your needs.


FISH OIL In 1971, researchers studied Eskimos who consumed large amounts of fat from oily fish, but experienced low levels of heart disease. They established a link between heart health and omega-3 fatty acids contained in fish oil. Since then, omega-3 fatty acids have been extensively studied, and many international health organizations now recommend doses of omega-3 fatty acids (EPA and DHA) for the prevention of heart disease.

The two omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA are essential for our production of prostaglandins (hormones that control our immune and inflammation responses). Our bodies cannot make these two omega-3 fatty acids, so they have to come from food sources.

Omega-3 fatty acids obtained from fish meat contain EPA and DHA. The omega-3 fatty acids obtained from plant sources can only be converted to small amounts of EPA and DHA, so fish based omega-3s are the best ones to use.

There is now good evidence that the two omega-3 fatty acids (EPA and DHA) prevent the development of heart disease, including abnormal heart rhythms. In people who already have heart disease, they help prevent death, heart attack and stroke. They help prevent sudden death in people with heart failure; reduce high blood pressure; and are very effective at reducing triglycerides in the blood. They also assist in depression, bipolar disorder and some kidney problems.

EPA and DHA are important for the development of the eyes, and the parts of the brain that are used for learning, reasoning and memory. They also have anti-inflammatory activity and can help with conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, eczema, menstrual pain and dry eyes.

How much do we need to take? A 1000mg fish oil capsule contains 180mg EPA and 120mg DHA, which totals to 300mg of fish based omega-3s. It is the EPA and DHA that we need so check the label on the container.

People with existing heart disease should consume at least 3 fish oil capsules each day.

To prevent heart disease, you only need to take 2 fish oil capsules daily, or eat 3 fish meals per week. To reduce triglyceride levels in the blood, up to 13 fish oil capsules per day may be required.

For rheumatoid arthritis, 10 fish oil capsules per day for about 3 months are generally required before benefit is noticed.

Side effects. Fish oil can cause mild nausea, indigestion, fishy burps or loose bowel motions. Storage in the fridge; and taking

Tas Aust Tractor Imports

Machinery Hire and Tractor Sales

3t & 1.6t Bobcat Excavators

Rotary Hoes

Slasher

Farm Tractors

Ph: 6395 1131 for information

from one pet to large mobs

Comb & Cutter sharpening service also available

Ph 6395 4335 Jeremy Fuller

Local Sheep

Shearer Available

Health Solutions from the Lilydale Pharmacy Lilydale

Pharmacy

Open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm Colin and Helen Denney.

Phone 63951 336

$20 and $5 HACC vouchers can be purchased from us.

This season’s sunglasses have arrived!

Polaroid Glarefoil and Cancer Council sunglasses. Clip-ons to use with prescription glasses.


For Sale As new Selecta 200 litre spray tank (used a dozen times) Model SP200-S1. Includes Shureflo 12 volt pump delivering 6.8 litres per minute. Comes with hose, spray handle & adjustable nozzle RRP $739. Will sell for $575 Post hole digger. 8" Barrett hand held auger in good condition $30. Stafix weed wand. Commercial 1 litre capacity as new $65. Hanging chicken feeder 20L capacity good condition $25. 50 x Star picket posts 1.65m, galvanised, brand new, still wrapped in packs of 10. RRP $11.90. Will sell for $8.50 each. Stihl 066 chainsaw. Long 25" bar, bar cover, spare chains. Good condition. Valued at $1,000. Will sell for $750. 2 x french style solid hardwood doors 82cm W x 204cm H. Each door has 10 panels of bevelled glass. Brand new, still wrapped in original wrapping. $230 each. LG 70cm black television good condition, remote control, with matching stand. Ikusi digital box (TRI-701) as new with remote and cables $250 for both the television and digital box. Call Barney on 0418 524 064 4 door glass display fridge (2 doors front & back - not 4 doors wide), glass sides, light, excess to needs $300 ono Sorry sold already. King Parrot Cot, English Oak (Dark Brown), Converts to Bed $80 King Parrot 5 Drawer Tallboy, English Oak $95 King Parrot/Boori Pullout Underbed Storage Unit $45

before a meal can reduce the fishy taste. A daily dose greater than 3 fish oil capsules a day can increase the chance of bleeding or bruising. High doses of fish oil capsules should be ceased one week before surgery. People allergic to fish could be allergic to fish oil supplements.

Fish Liver Oils (eg cod liver oil) also contains Vitamin A, which can be toxic in high doses, so don’t use liver oils to get your omega-3s.

Lilydale Online Access Centre Status Report The Online Access Centre is delighted to announce that we have MOVED! The facility is now located in the ‘Community Learning Centre’ in the orange brick building (the old kindergarten) near the School car park. The School will use this building for course offerings to post grade 10 students.

The Lilydale District School has been exceptionally supportive towards us, in allowing us to share facilities in this superb re-furbished space. I wish to publicly express my gratitude to the Principal Greg Morgan and the Chief Executive Officer Helen Hale for their support of our Centre.

Recently we sent a letter requesting donations to several community groups and some businesses so that we could make the relocated Online Centre more comfortable and productive for patrons. It has become clear that community understanding of the Online Centre’s funding, structure and relationship with the School could be better.

The Online Centre is totally community managed. The Management Committee of 7 obtain State Government funding from the Education Department via the CKN (Community Knowledge Network); the body managing libraries and online centres. This annual grant is sufficient to cover the employment of our coordinator, Jayne Saddington, for approximately 12 hours per week. Around 7 years ago, when our funding was reduced, we decided that we could afford to employ Jayne for 16 hours per week, with the aid of fundraising.

The fundraising has occurred chiefly through the production of the Lilydale Calender, customer contributions, web page design and hosting, short courses and sales of photography. We have also used up the surplus funds remaining from the larger grants we received in the first 3 years.

The grant has also covered the lease of 5 computers from CKN until our re-location. We now lease part-time use of 9 computers from the school along with our new telephone line etc. The school has been incredibly helpful and very reasonable.

This year is the first time we have formally requested any financial support from the broader community. If

Classifieds

All three items together $200

Please phone Tamara on 0412 259 298

Lost in Lilydale in the vicinity of the Hall or 12 Golconda Rd., (next to Bardenghagen's Garden Supplies) A pocket knife in leather case. A valued personal possession belonging to Toby.

Please contact Dee or John on 6395 1561 with any information.

Wanted 12 lambs for fattening. Ph: 6395 6182


Lilydale Weather Updated local weather details, thanks to Ian Scott. Figures are for a period of 30 days (approx) up to 24th of the month, to fit in with publication date.

Don’t forget David Holt’s interesting website as well. The address: www.members.westnet.com.au/naspl

anyone requires further information try Googling ‘Lilydale Online’. From our web site there is a link to our Online Centre Annual Report. Please drop in and check out the Centre in its exciting new home. Our new phone number 63950155.

Colin Denney Chair Lilydale Online Access Centre

I am pleased to announce that the Lions Club has generously donated $300 for the purchase of a good quality laminator.

Lilydale Online Access Centre Opening Times: Tuesday: 2-6 pm Wednesday: 9 am-1pm Thursday: 2-6 pm Friday: 2-6 pm Saturday: 10 am-12 noon

Ph/Fax: 6395 0155

To book your one hour session. Web: www.lilydale.tco.asn.au Email: [email protected] Don’t forget our other sites: Lilydale community website: www.lilydaletas.net Links to lots of health sites: www.hart.org.au www.lilydale-memories.synthasite.com

A Short History of My Involvement in Lilydale and Lebrina Commencing from 1967 By Joseph Murray Cocker

When I first arrived in the Lilydale area to live in Lebrina I was shocked to find so much neglect in the district and immediately decided to help improve the Lebrina Hall. Mr. Frank Bardenhagen cleared and

donated gravel around the hall for the parking of cars. I successfully applied for a war memorial grant which had not been taken up and also ran balls to raise money in order to have the previously unlined hall lined. Mr. J.W. Williams made the metal inscription plate LEBRINA MEMORIAL HALL and placed in on the new brick southern end wall. The work on this part of the hall was carried out with tremendous help to me from Mr. Graham Venn and the late Mr. Trevor Ellis. We held many successful balls at the hall enabling us to continue with improvements to the hall.

There was no street lighting in Lebrina and children had been hurt after getting off the school bus in the dark of winter. I had street lights installed so that the children could then be seen.

Lilydale was a dying village and in much need of help so then I turned my efforts into improving the situation. There was no sewerage system and septic tanks were no longer allowed to be installed, hence, there could be no new houses built and some existing buildings in the main street, such as the building currently used by the hairdresser, were banned from use. The future looked bleak so together with the late Mr. E.F.K (Tim) Denny and much help from Mr. Alf Kerkham and several others, a new Lilydale Progress Association was formed with the main objects being to get sewerage for the Village and to stop the Lilydale Council, controlled by the Warden, Dick Archer, from moving to Newnham. A public meeting was held and the Lilydale Hall was packed. Several people had been called in from Newnham to support the Council with their vote but the Council was defeated. Ultimately, we lost that fight through questionable actions made by the Council a few weeks later. The Council move to Newnham caused much unemployment in the district and we were also getting nowhere with the sewerage issue.

Month Rain (mm) Temp °C Wind (km/hr) Total In one day Date Max Date Min Date Max Date

Sep-09 123 22 18th 19.9 23rd 4.1 21st 66 9th Aug-09 261 44 29th 18.6 24th 2.4 7th 59 4th Jul-09 190 77 12th 15.4 29th 0.1 17th 68 12th Jun-09 152 45 4th 19.6 4th 2 10th 52 10th May-09 19 10 2nd 21.6 4th 2.1 31st 49 24th Apr-09 132 55 25th 24.9 18th 1.8 28th 61 25th Mar-09 95 38 15th 28.7 13th 6.1 27th 42 3rd Feb-09 11 8 21st 31.5 17th 7 13th 57 12th Jan-09 2 ? ? 41.3 30th 3.8 2nd 72 2nd Dec-08 91 40 13th 29.3 23rd 2.8 4th 46 31st Nov-08 142 57 8th 28.4 12th 1.6 16th 60 8th


Need Help with your weeds?

Quikspray Unit on Trailer Available For Hire

Phone - Greg Duke 0407 882 595

Lilydale Landcare will again offer its special unit for hire at exceptionally low rates to members:

$30 per day ($50 per week-end) including 200 litres of spray. (Non-members, $5 to join. Additional chemical can be purchased.)

The unit is very easy to use with 50 metres of hose – remote radio retractable – mounted on a trailer. With a little help from you, it is DEATH TO WEEDS.

This service is made possible by the valued sponsorship of: Neil Buckby Motors, Elders Ltd and Seasol – together with Tamar Natural Resource Management – your NRM group. Please congratulate them and reward them.

Weeds to spray: December, January, February

Ragwort - all stages of growth MUST spray or pull

Blackberry - not when fruit is ripening

Gorse - best before seeding (at least map

its whereabouts)

State-wide Assistance for all your computer hardware needs,

on-site or off.

Reasonable rates

Phone now for an obligation free quote

0400 845 723

Glenn Dancer Computer Technician

[email protected]

I can help you with: • Upgrading your old system • Maintaining a new system • Networking support • Network installations for home or office • General computer support & troubleshooting • Website maintenance

We held three successful balls in the Lilydale Memorial Hall to raise funds to keep fighting for progress. The Hall itself was supported by three grants of $500 from the Minister, Michael Barnard, plus other fund raising. I decided to start work on other things needed. There was not an hotel and with the backing of the late Mrs. Mal Bardenhagen we built a shower room and laundry room for visitors as an addition to the already existing toilets at the Falls Reserve. The Hydro Electric Commission erected a power pole with four power points without charge. This was used by campers for some time until it was removed. Unfortunately, the washing machine failed and has never been replaced by the Launceston City Council. This area was voluntarily maintained for many years by the late Mr. Bill Turner. To be continued next month….

Recipe – Getting Ready for Christmas - Fruit Mince Ingredients: 1 cup dry cider 1 ½ cups packed brown sugar 1 Kg tart apples, peeled, cored and diced 1 teaspoon mixed spice ½ teaspoon cinnamon 250 g raisins 125 g sultanas 125g currants ½ cup mixed peel 125g glace cherries, halved ½ cup chopped hazelnuts or almonds Grated peel and juice of one orange 2 tablespoons brandy

Method: 1. Heat cider and brown sugar, stirring to dissolve the

sugar. 2. Add all other ingredients except the brandy. 3. Partially cover and simmer gently for about 40

minutes until the apples are pulpy and the liquid is absorbed.

4. Remove from the heat and stir in brandy. 5. Put in clean, warm jars. 6. Cover and store up to 6 months (It is best if kept in

the fridge). Falls Farm - Never Fail Pastry Ideal pastry for Fruit Mince pies 2 cups SR flour 120g butter 2 TBS oil 1 egg 1/2 cup water Combine oil, butter and flour in food processor and blend until fine. Add 1 tbs sugar, egg and process, add a little water while processor is running until pastry forms a ball. Roll out and use to line individual tart tray. Fantastic pastry whenever shortcrust is needed.


LILYDALE DISTRICT SCHOOL SNIPPETS

Phone: 6395 0100 Fax: 6395 1492 Email: [email protected]

PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE The major building project for this year is now well under way. Our wonderful Library Technician Mr Garry Stannus risked life and limb to take some amazing photographs. It will be interesting to compare the before and after shots when our exciting new complex is complete. In the meantime some memories of the old building will remind everyone of how much our school needs a new Performing Arts Centre!

P&F Raffle Raffle books are now being sold. The total prize value is $3640, plus the $50 voucher for the family that sells the most books. The Raffle will be drawn on the 8th December at 1.30pm at the K4 afternoon family BBQ. We are still after groceries for the Fridge/Freezer Pack and any donation is appreciated. These can be sent to the school. Following is the list of all the generous companies and families that have donated to our raffle. Mud Urban Spa Childz Play, Launceston Aquatic Centre, Toyworld, Geard’s Cycles, Dymocks , Tamar Marine, Lilydale Post Office, Tail Race Centre, Lilydale Hairdresser, Pizza Pub, Angus & Robertson, ABC Book Shop, Lollydale Shop, Godfreys, R Bernacki, Pellow’s, J & E Fuller, M Claxton, Providence Vineyard, J & G Laverty, Roberts Ltd, Bardenhagens, Donated Groceries, Victoria’s, Black Stallion, Haab Designer Jewellers, Suzie Fisher Pharmacy, Terry White Pharmacy, Angus & Robertson, Dymocks, Bunnings, Begents, Allgoods, Tamar Marine, Retreat Hotel, Becks, SuperCheap, Chalice International Maternity Hobart, Beauty and the Bees Hobart, Ecohaven Hobart, Babyland, Whoops-A-Daisy, Linda’s Hairdressing, Lilydale Pharmacy, Sports Authority, Sportfirst, Gorge Restaurant, Super Charge Batteries, Urban Spa, Vivacious Beauty Centre, Tassie Devils Restaurant, Newnham Butcher, Birchalls, Allan’s Garden Centre (Rocherlea), Inquizitive and Myer. Thank you!

MARSS PROJECT AT SCHOOL FARM Students participating in the MARSS project have worked hard to upgrade an “ugly area” at the school farm. We weeded all the overgrown grass, planted a row of Mellaleucas as a hedge and made two garden beds at the front.Slabs were boxed up ready for the concrete and then mixing the con-crete for the seat slabs was undertaken. Seats were made out of wood and steel, we welded the frames and bolted on the boards. We painted the seats and bolted them into place on the slabs. Rocks were put around the garden beds and filled with sand gravel.Seats were made out of wood and steel, we welded the frames and bolted on the boards. We painted the seats and bolted them into place on the slabs. Rocks were put around the garden beds and filled with sand gravel. A lot of people helped with this project, including Brian Gossage, Jack Tomkinson, Jarrah Weinrich, Anthony Gall-Bourke and Nathan Shepheard, Mr Dorazio, Ms Stanfield, Mr Hextall and Mr Hep-burn. Soon we will put a sculpture and umbrella in place. It looks great. Thank you.

HELP REQUIRED Miss Batty has requested assistance from anyone prepared to be an “official” at the Inter High Athletic Carnival on Tuesday 10 November at St. Leonards Athletic Centre. Please contact the office if you are interested. Miss Batty is holding a collection of “lost property” from both the Athletic Carnival and the Swimming & Water Safety Program. Please see her if your child has lost any items.


State Library of Tasmania

LILYDALE COMMUNITY LIBRARY 1947 Main Road, Lilydale, 7268

Phone 6395 1110

OPENING HOURS Tuesday: 3.00pm – 7.00pm Friday: 2.00pm – 7.00pm Saturday: 10.00am – 12.00pm

Borrow, return and reserve State Library lending items including books, CDs and DVDs.

Access to information from State Reference Library and Archives Office of Tasmania.

Search our online catalogue TALISPlus.

For further information on the State Library search our website at www.statelibrary.tas.gov.au

Community Notices

Tai Chi Exercise Classes

Come and experience the ancient exercise of Tai Chi in the Uniting Church Hall

(behind Church)

All Welcome 9.30 Wed morning

Lilydale Social Afternoon

Calling all jigsaw experts! We really need help. We have a ‘jigsaw problem’ – after 2 months it’s growing so slowly and causing much frustration – can you help us please! When? Thursday 26th November Where? Uniting Church Hall, Main Rd, Lilydale When? 1.30 p.m Come along bring your craft work, knitting, try a game, have a cuppa and a chat and go when you must – all welcome.

Lawn Bowlers Ladies and Gents are invited to come and join the

fun at the

Lilydale Bowls Club

Ladies Meeting to be held Thursday 1st October

commencing at 11 a.m.

Opening Day is Sunday 4th October at 2 p.m.

New members are needed and will be made very welcome.

Support your local Bowls Club by becoming a member now. No experience necessary.

For more information phone Jan 6395 1105 or Shane 6395 1204

Native Animal Rescue David – Birds Fish etc

6395 1345 or 6395 1579 evenings

Lorraine – Native animals 6326 3502 or 0417 109 596

Patsy – Native animals 6395 6248

"LIVE IN LILYDALE" presents

A showcase of local talent at A COMMUNITY FILM NIGHT

featuring films created by local film makers. on

Saturday 14th November at 7.00 pm

Court House Main Rd., Lilydale

$5.00 or $10.00 for a family Please bring a plate to share for supper.

Proceeds will fund further community events.

Further details available from Dee Alford 6395 1561

Christmas Carols 2009

The Lilydale-Karoola Catholic community will be hosting the Carols this year at

Saint Anne’s Church, Lalla Rd, Lilydale

Further information will be available next month


S 1

M 2 Valley Voices - UC, 7.30 pm

T 3 Senior Citizens - SC, 1.30pm Active Fitness Group - LG, 7pm Bowls Club Melbourne Cup BBQ - 12 noon

W 4 Karoola Play - KH, 10am L’dale Play - AC, 10 am Badminton - LG, 7pm CWA Lions - 7.30 pm

T 5

F 6 Senior Citizens Bowls - SC, 1.30pm Badminton - LH, 7.30pm

S 7

S 8 Pony Club Rally - Alanvale Lilydale Picnic Race Day - School Oval 10am-2pm Lilydale Market


T 10 Senior Citizens - SC, 1.30pm Active Fitness Group - LG, 7pm

W 11 Karoola Play - KH, 10am L’dale Play - AC, 10 am Badminton - LG, 7pm

T 12 Neighbourhood Watch - FS 8 pm

F 13 Senior Citizens Bowls - SC, 1.30pm

S 14 Live in Lilydale - TOCHC, 7pm

S 15



W 18 Karoola Play - KH, 10am L’dale Play - AC, 10 am Badminton - LG, 7pm Lions - 7.30 pm

T 19 RSL Meeting - SC

F 20 Senior Citizens Bowls - SC, 1.30pm History Group - TOCHC, 8.00 pm

S 21

S 22 Adult Riding - KO, 10am Lions Annual Bus Trip - 12 noon Lilydale Market



W 25 Karoola Play - KH, 10am L’dale Play - AC, 10 am Badminton - LG, 7pm Red Cross - 11 am

T 26 Uniting Church Social Afternoon - UC, 1.30pm

F 27 Senior Citizens Bowls - SC, 1.30pm

S 28

S 29


What’s on in November 2009

Lilydale Emergency Directory:

Fire: 000 Police: 000 Ambulance: 000 Launceston General Hospital: 6348 7111 Poison Information Service: 131126 Lilydale Medical Clinic: 6395 1455 6395 1258 AH Lilydale Pharmacy: 6395 1336 Need a Fire Permit, contact one of these people: LILYDALE Brigade Chief - Gavin Storay Ph: 0429 022154 2nd Officer - Dave Cleaver Ph: 0407 047 083 3rd Officer - David Dornauf Ph: 0409 868 712 Permit Officer - Murray Dolbey Ph: 0427 846 249 AUSTINS ROAD/ROWLEY HILL ROAD Permit Officer – Richard Crabtree Ph: 6395 4142 Permit Officer – Shane Coleman Ph: 0407 263 120

LOWER TURNERS MARSH/BANGOR/KAROOLA Permit Officer – Jeff Tonkes Ph: 6395 4495 or 0418 368 351 LEBRINA Chief & Permit Officer – Mark Wilson Ph: 6395 6179 Permit Officer – Robert Hawes Ph: 6395 6270

PIPERS BROOK Chief & Permit Officer – Peter Harley Ph: 6382 7181 Permit Officer – Ian Sauer Ph: 6382 7179

PIPERS RIVER Permit Officer - John Hurst Ph: 6382 7138

TURNERS MARSH/FINGER POST HILL Chief: Leon King Ph: 6326 4363 0419 964 317 Allison King Ph: 0419 316 964

Bi - Weekly Calendar Events Every 2nd Mon: Fire Brigade Training; 7-9 pm 6395 1260 Every 2nd Sun: Lilydale Market 10am-2pm, Main Rd

Calendar Event Venues AC = Anglican Church, Station Rd, Lilydale FC = Footy Clubrooms, Doaks Rd, Lilydale FS = Fire Station, Doaks Rd, Lilydale KH = Karoola Hall, Karoola KO = Karoola Oval, Karoola LG = Lilydale High School Gym, Main Rd, Lilydale LH = Lebrina Hall, Golconda Rd, Lebrina MH = Memorial Hall, Main Rd, Lilydale MWC = Mary Walsh Centre, Main Rd, Lilydale SC = Senior Citizens Clubrooms, Main Rd, Lilydale TOCHC = The Old Courthouse Complex, Main Rd, Lilydale UC = Uniting Church, Main Rd, Lilydale VG = Village Green


Important Fire Information

Presented by Lilydale Fire Brigade & Tasmania Fire Service

Important information to help us survive the

Threat of Wildfire.

Community Fire Safety Presentation

At Lilydale Fire Station

Tuesday 10th November Start 7:30

Duration approx 1.5 hrs

Dave Cleaver 0407 047 083

L i lyda le Distr ict Progress Associat ion Inc PO Box 3 , L i l yda le , TAS 7268 Edit ing, Layout & Distr ibut ion: J ayne Saddington Ph: (03) 6395 1598 Fax: (03) 6395 0155 E-mai l : l i l y .progress ive@gmai l .com The L i lyda le Progress ive is publ i shed monthly from February to December by the L i lyda le Distr ict Progress Associat ion Inc . Letters to the Editor (up to 200 words ) and other copy may be le f t at the L i lyda le Pharmacy , or e-mai led to : l i l y .progress ive@gmai l .com Advert i sers Please Note: When submitt ing a new ad p lease indicate in writ ing , how many t imes you want i t to be publ ished. Ads received without not i f icat ion as to t imes and issues wi l l be repeated, and charged according ly , unt i l a not ice of d iscont inuat ion has been received. This i s not a threat but a s incere p lea to make the edi tor ’ s l i fe eas ier . I f you are interested in advert i s ing in the next i ssue o f the L i lyda le Progress ive , p lease contact the editor to d i scuss your requirements . Current Advert i s ing rates : 1/6 page $20 per i ssue 1/3 page $30 per i ssue 1/4 page $25 per issue 1/2 page $50 per issue Ful l Page $100 per issue Class i f ieds : $1 per i ssue

BARRETT’S COACH TOURS & ROSES TRAVEL INVITE

YOU TO JOIN THEM ON THE FOLLOWING DAY TRIPS AND EXTENDED TOURS

VAN DIEMANS - WYNYARD TULIP FESTIVAL - SUNDAY 11TH OCTOBER 2009 Come see this fantastic display of our own home grown tulips. Coach departs Scottsdale at 7.30am via Lilydale. Cost $40.00 pp includes luxury coach, morning tea & tulip farm entry. EVANDALE & INVERESK MARKETS 17TH OCTOBER How about a day out at the Evandale and Inveresk Farmers market. $15.00pp SEAFARERS FESTIVAL BELLRIEVE - 25TH OCTOBER 2009 The unique Seafarers Festival at Bellerieve. It’s a dynamic day of activities for water lovers & landlubbers alike. $40.00 per person. 3 DAY HIGHLAND SPECTACULAR NOVEMBER LONG WEEKEND -31ST OCTOBER – 2ND NOVEMBER TOUR HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: Meander Dam, Central Highlands, Great Lake, Miena, Wall in the Wilderness, Lake St Claire, Waddamana Power Station, Interlaken and lots more. Total cost $ 470.00 per person twin share TRULY TAS CRAFT FAIR SUNDAY 8TH NOVEMBER In recent yrs we have travelled to the Deloraine Craft Fair, for a change we will be attending the Truly Tas Craft fair at Latrobe. Artisan works include jewellery, wood craft decorated eggs & so much more. Whilst there take a walk to explore Relaquaire. $35.00 coach pp.

ROSES TRAVEL, Licence No TAS043, NOW HAVE AN EXTENSIVE RANGE OF MAPS FOR SALE – TASMANIA AND INTERSTATE as well as camping guides (all States), holidaying with cats & dogs and travel diaries. DON’T FORGET WE CAN DO YOUR TT LINE BOOKINGS (no extra charges). International Travel Consultant available to assist you with all your travel requirements – visas etc. (Secure sites for credit card payment) Travel Insurance & Gift Vouchers also available.

PH 03 6352 2186 FAX 03 6352 2268 Email: [email protected]

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