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The Lilydale Progressive - September 2009

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Trips and outings to a wide variety of locations have always been popular, and recently we have been inviting members of the public to join Clients at the Centre for Dining With Friends.

Since its beginnings 21 years ago the Centre has been funded by HACC (Home and Community Care)

Sadly all these things have come to an end with the closure of the Mary Walsh Centre effective from Thursday August 20th, 2009 due to low Client numbers.

The Board of Management feel we can no longer continue to accept funding which can be more effectively used by other HACC funded services.

This decision has not been an easy one by any means, the Staff and Board have tried for many months to boost Client numbers but despite our best efforts this has not happened.

Also the amount of paperwork and accountability is increasing all the time and as the Board are all volunteers we feel the task of administration is more than we are prepared to accept for so few Clients.

On a personal level I have enjoyed my time spent working with the other Board members and thank them for their friendship and support.

My thanks also to the Clients and Staff I have come to know over the years and I wish you all well for the future.

Helen Chick, Hon Secretary, Mary Walsh Centre Inc. Board of Management. Editor: Sad to see a community service closing down. However I’m sure the money saved will be put to good use in other deserving communities. All the best to all involved.

Demise of a Community Centre July 1988 saw the opening of the Lilydale Day Care Centre on the corner of Main Rd and Lalla Rd.

This building was originally designed and built in the 1940’s to accommodate the Lilydale Bush Nurse. When the building opened in 1948 our much loved Sister Mary Walsh was the one who lived and worked there.

In the years following Sister Walsh’s retirement in 1974 the building was used by a variety of Health service providers, and at various times housed the Community Nurse, the Baby Health Clinic, a Doctor’s surgery, a Dental surgery and the Lilydale annexe of the Launceston General Hospital to name just some.

In the 1980’s a group of far sighted people saw the need for a day relief centre to keep our older residents out of Nursing homes and in their own homes for as long as possible, so the Lilydale Day Care Centre became a reality.

July 2002 saw a small change when the Lilydale Day Care Centre became known as The Mary Walsh Centre Inc. At this time we also had a change of Board and my thanks goes to the original Board who worked so hard to get the Centre up and running.

Since the Centre’s opening it has operated Tuesdays and Thursdays with Clients enjoying crafts, games and many other activities.

Over the years Community Transport has provided buses to pick Clients up from their homes and to return them home at the end of the day.

September 2009

Volume 30, Issue 8 THE LILYDALE PROGRESSIVE Inside this Issue

Letter to the Editor Thankyou

2

Mary Walsh Centre Lilydale Lions Club

3

Lilydale Senior Citizens 4

Lilydale Pony Club Questions that Haunt Me

5

CWA Lilydale Football Club

6

Lilydale Football Club 7, 8

TRA Lilydale A Man & 2 Doors

9

Progress Association Letter to the Editor

10

Native Animal Rescue 11

Red Cross Football Club Reunion

12

Advertisement 13

Health Solutions 14

Lilydale Online Classifieds

15

Lipstick in School Dead Frog Lilydale Weather

16

Lilydale District School 17

Community Noticeboard 18

Calendar 19

Recipe 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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Thank you Much Appreciate the Chance Closure of Day Centre: The members of the Board of the Mary Walsh Centre deeply regret that they had to make the decision to close. The Centre has been a vibrant and vital part of our community for the past 21 years but in the last few years it has really wound down. To the stage now that we could not warrant the expenditure of government funding that was received. To all those who have attended and those who have given service and goods and time and friendship to the Centre we say many, many thanks, it has been very worthwhile. But now the life cycle is over and we trust that in the future some other service or another venture that will bring people together and provide nourishment for families and for all who need friendship, support and social interaction will possibly arise.

Take heart that it has been a wonderful part of this our Lilydale, and again thanks to the dedicated Board members who served voluntarily for all those meetings and work behind the scenes. Thankyou to those involved over the years and to the present staff for their years of selfless and dedicated service, none could have done more than these "friends" of the Mary Walsh Centre.

I hope that we can stay united and supportive of each other in our efforts to bring quality and comfort to those around us.

Yours truly, Jennifer Smyth. Chairperson, Board of Management. Mary Walsh Centre. 18/08/2009.

Letter to the Editor Dear Editor, It is with regret that I write this letter on behalf of the Board of Management of the Mary Walsh Centre Inc.(Day Care Centre). After serving the Lilydale community for 21 years and after being set up by the many caring local community members during those early times it has been our sad duty to have to close the facility.

Over the last few years our client numbers diminished to the stage that the Centre was no longer viable. The Board has spent the last twelve months having many meetings to look at all the options of keeping the Centre open without being able to find a solution. Disappointingly, we have quite a number of people within the district who were eligible for our services but unfortunately they did not want to take up what we offered. This has led us to having to close the Centre and in turn make all of our dedicated staff redundant.

Many thanks go to all the people who supported the Mary Walsh Centre over the years and like ourselves we

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are sure they will be as disappointed as we were in having to make our decision.

Tom Dancer Treasurer On behalf of Mary Walsh Centre Inc. Board of Management.

Mary Walsh Centre News By the time you read this the Mary Walsh Centre will be closed after 21 years of operation.

I would like to convey my thanks to current members of staff, as well as former staff, for their dedicated service to the centre during the 13 years I have been Co-ordinator. It has been my pleasure to share this work with you and I am proud of our combined efforts to provide a professional service, with a very human face, for our older community members. A special thanks to Heather, who has shared her musical talents with us on a regular basis as well as Bob, the bus driver, for service beyond the call of duty.

Let me also acknowledge the community members, over 40 in total, I've had the pleasure of serving during this time. Many of these people, are sadly, no longer with us, but my life has been enriched by knowing you.

I value the stories you shared over the years, the shared experiences, the love and the laughter. It has been a great privilege for me to work in a meaningful job in the small community in which I live. Finally, I wish to acknowledge the hard work of successive Boards of Management who have worked behind the scenes to govern the Centre and meet statutory requirements. Few would realise what an increasingly onerous and demanding task this is. Darian (Dee) Alford

Lions Club of Lilydale The club is coming out of its winter slumber as we race towards our Christmas Cakes sales. But the club members haven’t been

idle. The Club has assisted young and mature members of the Lilydale community in recent months. A number of our younger citizens are off representing the state on the mainland in various competitions, and the club has been happy to assist them in their endeavours. All we ask is that when they come back, they come and tell us how it all went.

We have also had occasion to assist some mature, less mobile members of our community with tasks that may be difficult for them. We are more than happy to help where we can as we are a community focussed club. Speaking of the mature citizens of Lilydale, the annual Lions Big Bus Trip and Lunch for our Senior Citizens is on again on Sunday 22nd November. Details on the itinerary are still being finalised, but mark your diaries. It’s a great day out and we would love to have you along.

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One of our own long time members is feeling a bit poorly. Wallaby Bob Tynan is unwell at the moment and all the members wish him a speedy recovery and return to the fold.

The August dinner meeting was honoured with the presence of the new Tasmanian Lions District Governor, Dr John Gilham. The DG was fulsome in his praise of Tasmanian Lions, but also of Lilydale Lions in particular. Given our small numbers, we do tend to get up to a surprising number of activities and support many worthy causes. Besides those mentioned above, in recent months donations have been made to the Victorian Bushfire Appeal, Prostate Cancer Research, Drug Awareness Programs, St Giles, Cystic Fibrosis and Parkinson's Research. But our main focus as stated above is community based and the DG praised this work. He put forward the point that in these difficult times organisations such as Lions may be able to assist those that fall through the Government "cracks".

We are also working on an activity in November in conjunction with the State Government's "Celebrate Tasmania Day". We hope to be able to provide more details in the next edition of the Progressive, so keep your eyes pealed.

Lastly, don’t forget spring is just around the corner and we have a new delivery of our pulverised and dried cow manure available for the vegie garden. Give Stephen a call on 6395 1232 to place your orders. Still only $5 for a large bag (about 25kg). Great value. Deliveries can be arranged and all proceeds go back into your community

Senior Citizens Our A.G.M was held on the 11th August with 11 members plus Ald. Annette Waddle and our patron, Sue Napier. We would have liked more in attendance but how many go to an A.G.M.

Our committee for the year 2009-10. Patron - Sue Napier President- Jeff Sims Vice-President - Barbara Wayne Secretary - Robyn East Treasurer - Doreen Sims and our new auditor - Jayne Saddington

We travelled with N. East bowlers on the bus to Rubicon it was very pleasant day with N. East team coming home winners. (Congratulations)

There are quite a few carnivals coming up and Lilydale hopes to play in them all now pennant bowls have finished.

Condolences go out to the Chick family on the death of their Mum as she was our Secretary for many years.

See you all next month Robyn East

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Lilydale Pony Club It's been a very wet time for horse riding. As the Karoola grounds are still too wet we will have our September rally at West Tamar again. Saturday September 13th is the next rally date.

We had our August rally at West Tamar and this proved to be quite entertaining. There was a very large puddle of water, which was quite appealing to some of the smaller ponies, as they tried to roll - and we did have some wet children for a while. Our older riders tended to hoon through the water - and became wet that way. Our presentation evening will be Friday September 18th at Karoola 7pm - pizzas and pony games (without ponies)

Adult Riding WHEN: 20th September, 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) PLEASE NOTE: due to weather and ground conditions we may not be able to use the Football ground. We will have a back up plan in place, so it would be advisable to ring and book your space early, so you can be advised of the change of venue if needed. Also yearly membership will need to be paid before the ride.

For enquiries and bookings, please contact: Jayne Blyth - 6395 4380 or 0419 844 520

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New Stock! In new are some Huon Pine wall clocks that would

make a great Father’s Day gift he’s sure to treasure! Dad’s special day isn’t all that far away –

remember? Something really nice from the LollyShoppe would be fudge in canisters in the flavours he will love –

Jim Beam, Irish Cream, Bundaburg Rum and Baileys. I can easily make up a big lolly bag for him as well,

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CWA Notes Just a few lines from the members of CWA. There may not be a lot to report but I just want to say that the Lilydale Branch of CWA is really quite active and is a valuable member of the group of Branches in North Tas. We had our monthly meeting on August 5th where roll call was something for the Dutch Auction. We decided that for the coming 12 months we would like to raise funds for some really worthwhile causes, these are “Water for All” and “Women Feed the World”. Got you interested? Well we can give more info on these projects as time rolls on.

Some members have made saleable articles for sale in the CWA shop in Launceston and this also helps raise funds for our various causes.

Our special End of Financial Year Market that was held in the Lilydale Hall at the end of June raised $767 which is well worthwhile and thankyou to all the stall-holders and sellers of raffle tickets and to everyone who pitched in to make this a very good day. We hope you had success selling your wares and to the buyers who found “just the thing” thankyou for coming along. Markets are great but the people who come to purchase are vital to the success of the venture; so please remember to come along and buy up again next year!

We held a Soup and Sandwich Luncheon with a Dutch Auction to follow. This was attended by about 50 or so members from all around the regions. It was a great chance to catch up with friends and to have a lovely social time. The soups were delicious and there were some request for seconds. The Dutch Auction was a real hoot, especially when the last item raised over $24 and all up a sizeable sum was raised for “Drought Relief”. Now we’ve had a lot of rain and the drought has been relieved in many areas but there are still those who need to recover from the serious effects of the prolonged drought and this money will be forwarded through our State office as needed.

Next meeting 9.45 for 10am on September 2nd. Lunch to Share being a plate of your fancy. Any interested lady will be made most welcome, come along and support a local service organization, we welcome visitors at any meeting; the first Wednesday of the month.

Lilydale Football Club With the NEFU finals under way, we hope to see all three Lilydale teams playing at Scottsdale

on Grand Final Day, Saturday September 12th. After finishing on top of the Seniors and Under 16’s ladders and second on the Reserves ladder we have earned the right for the double chance of having a red hot crack at the 2009 Grand Final flags. To go straight into the grand final we need to win the 2nd semi final played at Scottsdale on August 29th. If any of our teams lose we get the second chance and play the winner of the 1st semi final in the Preliminary Final on September


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5th. Every team in the competition apart from the Scottsdale Crows has a chance at one of the flags this year and the teams are so close on points after round 19 that every one of them has a real opportunity to take home the flag and enjoy one of the best experiences in their lives. Let’s hope Lilydale Demons have the very best experience.

Congratulations to our very own Thane Bardenhagen on an awesome year of football and at only 17 years of age has won the NEFU Seniors Best and Fairest. Matt Zurbo came equal 3rd in the reserves and Mark Walsh was 4th in the Under 16’s. Not a bad effort at all.

NEFU BEST AND FAIREST COUNT RESULTS Seniors 23 Thane Bardenhagen Lilydale 21 Nick Sutton Branxholm 20 Heath Fox Ringarooma 12 Jacob Child Bridport 12 Isaac Peters Winnaleah 11 Ben Wheeler Lilydale 11 Zeik Johnstone Winnaleah 10 Lee Nichols Branxholm 10 Gary Knight Ringarooma 10 Nick Denholm St Helens

Reserves 16 Ben Kitchen Ringarooma 14 Mark McLaughlin Branxholm 13 Matthew Zurbo Lilydale 13 Kyle Bean St Helens 11 Joshua Webb Branxholm 11 Jason Pyke St Helens 10 Gareth McDougall Ringarooma 8 Raoul Woods Lilydale 8 William Henderson Ringarooma 8 Heath Szczypka St Helens

Under 16’s 35 Josh Whelan Branxholm 31 Dylan Riley St Helens 25 Rhoy Van den Bosch Crows 22 Mark Walsh Lilydale 17 Jack Avent Lilydale 16 Joby Reynolds Lilydale 16 Luke McCarty St Helens 12 Andrew Whitmore Bridport 11 Wade Garth St Helens 10 Brad Knowles Branxholm

NEFU LADDERS 2009 Seniors Reserves Lilydale 54 Ringarooma 52 Winnaleah 52 Lilydale 48 Ringarooma 42 Branxholm 44 Branxholm 40 St Helens 40 St Helens 20 Winnaleah 16 Bridport 8 Bridport 12 Crows 8 Crows 8

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Under 16’s 84 Thane Bardenhagen 57 Brendan Hawes 51 Jamie Rayner

Lilydale Football Club has enjoyed another successful year on and off the field. We would like to thank all our sponsors, families, friends and the Lilydale community for their support and encouragement throughout season 2009. We hope to see everyone at Scottsdale on Grand Final Day.

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Calendar: Saturday Sept 12th - Grand Final Day, Scottsdale

Under 16’s 9.30am Reserves 11.30am Seniors 2.00pm

Sat Oct 3rd - Annual Dinner at the clubrooms – 6.30pm for 7pm start Dress is After 5 Wear so it’d be lovely to see everyone a bit dolled up. Adults - $25 U16 - $15 Family ticket (2 adults and however many kids you’ve got) - $80

Bookings are essential as there are no door sales. RSVP Sally Grimes on 0458 584 356 by 19th September 2009.

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Tasmanian Regional Arts (Lilydale) While August was a quiet month for community involvement, Branch members have been busy preparing for the forthcoming Tile Design workshop, and a Kite Workshop and Family Kite Flying Day in Oc-tober. Work is also in hand for a Christmas pantomime to be performed by Branch members on Saturday, 12 December.

As foreshadowed last month, the ‘Hook Rug’ group is now meeting on a regular basis (2nd Tuesday and Friday of each month). Anyone in the community can be involved. The get-togethers are not restricted to rug makers and any craft is welcome, providing it can be done in a group environment. What a great opportunity to meet socially with like-minded craftspeople while enjoying your art.

Call Dee Alford on 6395 1561 for details about venue, times, etc.

Ceramic Tile Design Workshop – does your kitchen or bathroom need sprucing up - a new splash back perhaps, or some colour to spice up existing bathroom décor - or perhaps make handy pot stands or even a personalised Xmas gift for that special person? Then come along to our next workshop on Saturday 26th September and let your creative minds run wild.

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Next Meeting Will be at 7.30pm on 15 September 2009, at Providence Vineyard, 236 Lalla Road, Lalla. All welcome. Call Ian Williams on 6395 1062 for more information.

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FATHER'S DAY is just around the corner, so why not pop into the Lilydale Post Office to purchase that unusual gift for that someone special.

n Outdoor and desktop weather stations are only $19.99 each. n Spotter scopes are available at $89.99 n A Guide to the Night Sky book only $19.99 each. n Assorted wooden puzzles are only $9.99. n Hydration Day Packs only $24.99 n Australian Fishing Books $19.99 n Outdoor Hip Bag even includes a tackle box $19.99 n Golf Putting Sets only $19.99 n BBQ Apron Gift Sets are available - includes BBQ apron

& glove, a BBQ fork with temperature monitor, batteries included $19.99. Hey!! No more burnt steaks. With Spring and good BBQ weather close at hand an ideal time to get the BBQ chef fitted out

n FATHER'S DAY cards and wrap are still at the LOW LOW PRICE of $1.00 each.

So why not pop into the Lilydale Post Office and check out the current Father's Day Australia Post Catalogue as there are many inexpensive gifts to choose from.

SEE YOU THERE!!!

Another Letter to the Editor I was impressed by Jayne’s editorial in August’s Progressive and marvelled that she stretched the story about Jack Jumpers to two columns.

While collecting some ‘keep well pills’, Helen challenged me to submit an article of similar merit.

I had a story in fact about a possum who via a chimney, entered my bedroom. After a dummy run, succeeded in trapping him or her in one of Lorraine’s traps and in the early hours of one morning despatched him to a wooded area on North Lilydale Road. So that was that!

Later thought it would be more appropriate in this age of the ‘green revolution’, to sound out the citizens of Lilydale and surrounds, about what they feel about two important matters which have a distinct bearing on our pockets.

Firstly creation of energy! Can it be better sourced by nuclear power plants, now readily available the world over, but not in Australia?

Secondly, who does one believe about global warming – Al Gore and others or those scientists who claim that “climate change’ is a natural occurring phenomenon and not the result of man-made gaseous emissions?

Sincerely hope that these questions will result in debate which enhances the local communities’ knowledge on the subjects.

Alan Cordell

Lilydale District Progress Association President’s Report from Alderman Annette Waddle Member April 1988-August 2009 President 7/9/2004-4/8/2009

This is my last President’s report and will be read by Deputy President Jeff Sims.

I will not be renominating and will not join as a member. It’s all finished.

I can do without the tenseness of “what’s coming next” at these Progress meetings.

I am carer to John (my husband of 48 years). He needs me more.

Our meetings have changed from being quiet and friendly to being very hectic, changes everywhere that aren’t always needed or wanted.

One thing that hurts was not wanting Aldermen as members (although you allowed me to remain).


Aldermen Beams and Aldermen Dean were questioned on their motives. Generally they came to help and always voted with me on Lilydale concerns (and just by the way, Alderman Beams’ wife, Ronsely’s maiden name is Sulzberger and her family is a Lilydale family).

Now getting all that off my chest, we had a Special Meeting (26/5/09) about changes to boundaries, times, membership rules.

Taping of meetings Swings at the Falls Flag poles Ducks in the creek Fence at the Fire Brigade Lilydale Forum (11/5/09) Lice at the Pool

The plus of Launceston City Council buying the Lilydale Bowls Club land for $77,000 (with a hell of a push from me) and if there’s a bit of extra cash in Launceston City Council budget, buying a couple more blocks for the Bowls Club.

Funding of $200,000 for the Recreation Ground Hall which has to be finished by September 2009 (well on the way).

Our Guest Speakers: Alderman Graeme Beams on UTRIA and the

dredging and silt Alderman Ivan Dean Geoff Brayford on the new water and

sewerage bodies. Margy Dockray (I was absent but seems a

very interesting talk) Paul Stevenson, Conservation Volunteers

Australia. You had 2 community concerts.

At our Council Meeting on 27/7/09 (much to my disgust) the tip fees at Lilydale and Nunamara are going up:

Your car/wagon from $1.00 to $3.00 Your ute from $2.00 to $5.00 Tandem trailer $4.00 to $10.00

Nunamara which I held for as long as I could from zero to the same as Lilydale.

And always interesting are our group reports. Enough said.

Thank you for your friendship over the last 20 years. See you around Launceston. Annette

Native Animal Rescue What we're about A group of approximately 20 carers and their partners who are committed to caring for orphaned and injured wildlife until safely released to their natural environment, and to raising awareness of the needs of

our native wildlife to ensure continuity of a diverse and healthy eco system.

Lorraine De Weys O.A.M. is the co-ordinator of the group which has carers located across the north and north east regions of the state. Lorraine began her wildlife work approximately 25 years ago and this has now grown into a registered group. She maintains contact with carers, and other similar groups and organizations across the state. Lorraine or Patsy can be contacted on matters relating to wildlife. Lorraine - Phone 6326 3502 - Mobile 0417 108 596 Patsy - Phone 6395 6248

Objectives care for orphaned and injured wildlife successfully return wildlife to their natural habitat work co-operatively alongside other organisations

with similar aims share information about needs/care/facilities for

wildlife educate the community about the needs of our

wildlife and what can be done to help them be actively involved in education to raise awareness among children and adults about wildlife work together to raise finance to assist with the

cost of building facilities and providing food

Within the membership are people who offer care for native animals and birds -rare and common- from tiny to mature.

Native Animal Rescue local member Hello, my name is David, I have had pet birds, fish, rabbits and a dog for most of my life.

For the past 8 years, I have been a member of a Volunteer (self funded) group, called Native Animal Rescue, I take in sick, injured or orphaned native birds, where I rehabilitate and release them back to the area they came from.

I have also joined forces with RSPCA and Veterinary Clinics, where I rehome any unwanted, deceased estate or moving overseas pet birds and fish.

In the past, I have rehomed over a hundred birds, some fish and other animals such as sheep, ducks, chooks, rabbits etc.

You can contact me on 6395 1345 or 6395 1579 (evenings).

Native Animal Rescue David – Birds Fish etc

6395 1345 or 63 95 1579 evenings

Lorraine – Native animals 6326 3502 or 0417 109 596

Patsy – Native animals 6395 6248


Lilydale Football Club 40 year Reunion From the Examiner 16-9-1969 Police Stop Footy Brawl: Three police officers went on the Rocherlea football oval to break up a savage brawl in the East Tamar Grand Final between Lilydale and Hillwood.

They stepped in after a boundary umpire who had tried to stop the fight was picked up over a player’s head and thrown in the mud.

The wild melee started about 15 minutes into the third quarter and lasted about seven minutes.

A Lilydale player who had taken a mark on the half forward flank was knocked to the ground.

Then it started. First two or three players rushed in and seconds later about 30 players were slogging it out. The fight was so wild that central umpire R. Lewis could not make any reports.

Had he reported one player he would have had to report at least another 20.

During the fight several spectators rushed on the ground but they were knocked down and left the field dazed and covered in mud.

The three umpires were pushed and shoved as the fight went on. When it appeared that umpire Lewis had broken it up the fight flared again and police stepped in.

They lined the teams up and told the players that they were on the ground to play football and if they continued to fight they would have to call the game off.

While the police were talking to the players, Mr. J. Thirkell, president of the Umpire’s Board called the umpires aside and held a short discussion.

Ten minutes after the Lilydale player had taken the mark, he was awarded his kick and the game went on.

The three-quarter time spell settled most of the players and there was little trouble in the last quarter.

No players were reported and no one was seriously injured. One player lost several teeth.

Lilydale went on to win the game and its first premiership in 13 years.

Lilydale/Karoola Red Cross Branch The branch held its Annual General Meeting recently, members celebrating 14 years of friendship, fund raising for Red Cross and Meals on Wheels deliveries to the local community.

Office Bearers were re-elected unopposed for the 2009/2010 financial year.

Our branch meetings are held on the last Wednesday of each month, at the home of one or other of the members. Meetings are informal and friendly, commencing at 11.30 am and concluding with a shared luncheon.

We are very interested in welcoming new members to the Branch. If you are new to the Lilydale district and would like to make some friends in your new community, or perhaps you have just learned that there is a Red Cross branch locally and are prepared to give a few hours of your time each month to support a very worthy cause, we would be very pleased to see you.

The Meals on Wheels delivery service operates every Thursday with a roster of volunteers who deliver the frozen meals to residents around our area. It is quite a pleasant duty – not at all onerous – simply pick up the meals, deliver to the client’s home, a little bit of paper work, return the eskies and you’re done. Two volunteers each Thursday are required – so the more people we have on roster the better. Drivers and off-siders are always needed.

Please consider this very worth while activity.

Contact: Barbara Wayne 63 95 2043 re membership of Branch Billy Parry 63 95 4173 for Meals on Wheels

Photo: 1969 EFTA Premiership Winners

Back left to right:

H. Eballard, T. Coghlan, H. Hawes, A. Van Asch,

G. East, G. Nott, D. Flynn, P. Arnold, J. East, F. Nott

Front left to right: R. Hardine, E. Hammersly

T. Murray, B. Chick G. Henderson, B. Hawes,

W. Blazley - Captain/Coach, P. Hawes


Mechanical ABN 65 080 821 690

Phone : 0418 144 474

AIK can cater for all your farm needs, hay tedding & baling, slashing, discing & ground cultivation.

At our Lilydale workshop we can handle all your fabrication & general welding requirements: Feed out forks, Bale carriers, Farm & stockyard gates,

Cattle grids, Trailers big & small, Flat trays & stock crates.

We can also service & repair vehicles from family sedans through to trucks, machinery & earthmoving equipment. Two fully equipped field service units

will get us to you in the field.

Phone Adrian Kelp and the team at AIK Mechanical, Lilydale

0418 144 474


Stroke. Only heart attack kills more people than stroke. Stroke kills more women than breast cancer. About 88% of stroke survivors live at home and most have a disability. 20% of all strokes occur to people under 55 years old.

A stroke occurs when the blood supply to the brain is disrupted. This can occur when a blood vessel is blocked or broken.

A small blood clot or cholesterol plaque can cause a blockage. A blocked blood vessel prevents the blood from getting to the cells on the other side. These cells will die if blood is not restored quickly. If the brain cells which control speech die, then our ability to speak will be lost.

A broken blood vessel results in the blood leaking out of the vessel; and so the blood doesn’t get to the cells on the other side of the break.

A TIA is like a ‘mini-stroke’ and a blood vessel may become blocked or broken for a short period of time. The body repairs itself quickly enough so that the brain cells don’t die (just become temporarily sick) and they recover fully.

The signs of both stroke and TIA may be any one, or combination of the following: Weakness or numbness or paralysis of the face,

arm or leg. Can the person smile? Has their mouth or eye drooped? Can the person raise both arms? Difficulty speaking or understanding Dizziness, loss of balance or an unexplained fall Loss of vision, sudden blurred or decreased vision

in one or both eyes Headache, can be severe and of abrupt onset; or a

change in the pattern of normal headaches Difficulty swallowing

Stroke is always a medical emergency. If you experience any of these symptoms yourself or recognise them in someone else, call 000 even if the symptoms last for only a short time.

The main risk factors for stroke are smoking, high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, AF (atrial fibrillation – or irregular heart beat) and other heart and blood vessel disorders.

High blood pressure is the single most important risk factor to control. Medication to control blood pressure reduces the risk of stroke by 40%.

Aspirin for people in the high-risk category can reduce stroke by one third. Aspirin does not offer any benefit for low risk individuals.

People with AF often need to take warfarin. This can reduce the risk of stroke by up to 70%.

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 Your health matters

Lilydale Pharmacy

Open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm Colin and Helen Denney. Phone 63951 336

Cane Holder - (Frog) Ingenious little invention that allows the user to hang their walking cane from a bench top/table. Spring loaded plastic holder clamps onto walking cane. Designed to hold cane upright on table, desk or flat horizontal surface edge. $5.95


For Sale Refurbished Computers (complete with keyboard and Mouse) Option 1: Windows XP Professional with SP3 Pentium4 2.4Ghz CPU 512md DDR Ram 40 GB Hard Drive CD Drive Floppy Disk Drive

$220

Phone Glenn on 0400 845 723 Rhode Island Red Roosters X five, nice birds not 12 months age, good size, very healthy. Cost $10 each. Phone 6395 1542 . Vulcan electric room heater $15 Juice Extractor ‘Juice Factory’ brand $15 Sanyo Bar Fridge $40 Settee Bed $15 Wadding 2 mt x 130 cm wide $5 Phone 6395 1481 Private Sale $245,000 ONO – House on 1 acre, part renovated. 2 double bedrooms, open plan – heat pump. Under cover BBQ area – double car port on school bus run. For more details phone 0418 137 598

Your risk status for stroke and heart attack can be calculated from charts produced by the National Heart Foundation of Australia.

The risk calculator charts take into consideration age, gender, diabetes, cholesterol, blood pressure and smoking when determining your risk status. All adults over the age of 60 who have diabetes are high risk. Male smokers aged over 55 are also high risk.

Lilydale Online Access Centre Lilydale Online Inc We will be holding our AGM at 7.30pm on Tuesday 15th September in the Lilydale Community Library. Come along and hear all about our year and our plans for the future. All welcome

We’re On The Move with a new home and a new number!!! For many years the Lilydale Online Access Centre has explored various schemes to move to larger premises. Now, with thanks entirely to the Lilydale District School we are on the move.

With the completion of the refurbishment of the old Resource Room (also previously known as the kindergarten to our older residents, and the brick building right next to the carpark for those who don’t know what I’m talking about) the new Lilydale Community Learning Centre will also house the Lilydale Online Access Centre. At this stage our opening hours will remain the same, however this may change to suit our clients needs in the future.

This beautiful new space will house 8 computers (allowing us to run courses for larger numbers much more comfortably). We’ll also have access to a photocopier, laser printer, toilet & kitchen facilities, and our very own office in addition to our existing equipment for printing and scanning photographs, laminating and book binding.

To ensure the move goes smoothly the Centre will be closed for the 1st week of the School Holidays starting from Monday September 7th. We will reopen in our new home at 2pm on Tuesday 15th September, and look forward to seeing all our regular clients as well as some new faces. Be sure to pop in and say hi.

Laptop Training: Did you know we can help you learn more about your laptop. We’ve had a few clients lately bringing in their laptops for 1-1 training in Windows XP & Microsoft Office 2003 as well as Windows Vista & Microsoft Office 2007, why not drop in and have a chat with our staff about your requirements. At only $2 per hour it’s the cheapest training out there.

Picasa 3 Training: Never heard of it? Find out more about this great free photo management software.

Classifieds

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 1129

New Phone/Fax Number from 15th September:

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


Lilydale Weather Updated local weather details, thanks to Ian Scott.

Wind Max (km/hr) 8/11/08: 60.1 31/12/08: 46.4 22/1/09: 72.3 12/2/09: 56.8 3/3/09: 42.1 25/4/09: 61.2 24/5/09: 49.3 10/6/09: 51.8 Rain (mm) Nov 08: 142.4 Dec 08: 91.1 Jan 09: 2 Feb 09: 10.8 Mar 09: 94.7 Apr 09: 132 May 09: 18.6 Jun 09: 152.2 Max Rain in day mm 8/11/08: 57.4 13/12/08: 40.4 21/2/09: 8.2 15/3/09: 37.8 25/4/09: 55.4 2/5/09: 10.3 4/6/09: 45 Min Temp (°C) 16/11/08: 1.6 4/12/08: 2.8 2/1/09: 3.8 13/2/09: 7 27/3/09: 6.1 28/4/09: 1.8 31/5/09: 2.1 10/6/09: 2 Max Temp (°C) 12/11/08: 28.4 23/12/08: 29.3 30/1/09: 41.3 17/2/09: 31.5 13/3/09: 28.7 18/4/09: 24.9 4/5/09: 21.6 28/6/09: 19.6 Humid Max (%) 88/11/0: 97 6/12/08: 95 24/1/09: 91 21/2/09: 93 16/3/09: 95 25/4/09: 96 26/5/09: 95 28/6/09: 97 Min Press (Hg) 8/11/08: 28.35 30/12/08: 28.42 22/1/09: 28.44 7/2/09: 28.58 4/3/09: 28.56 26/4/09: 27.98 15/5/09: 28.41 30/6/09: 28.27 Max Press (Hg) 2/11/08: 29.41 21/12/08: 29.23 26/1/09: 29.34 19/2/09: 29.62 30/3/09: 29.58 1/4/09: 29.48 31/5/09: 29.84 1/6/09: 29.65

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

Lipstick in School (You've got to love this principal)

According to a news report, a certain private school in Brisbane was recently faced with a unique problem. A number of 12-year-old girls were beginning to use lipstick and would put it on in the bathroom. That was fine, but after they put on their lipstick they would press their lips to the mirror leaving dozens of little lip prints.

Every night the maintenance man would remove them and the next day the girls would put them back.

Finally the principal decided that something had to be done. She called all the girls to the bathroom and met them there with the maintenance man. She explained that all these lip prints were causing a major problem for the custodian who had to clean the mirrors every night (you can just imagine the yawns from the little princesses). To demonstrate how difficult it had been to clean the mirrors, she asked the maintenance man to show the girls how much effort was required.

He took out a long-handled squeegee, dipped it in the toilet, and cleaned the mirror with it. Since then, there have been no lip prints on the mirror.

There are teachers.... and then there are educators

The Dead Frog A pupil told his kindergarten teacher that he had found a frog, and she inquired as to whether it was alive or dead. "Dead," the student informed. "How do you know?" the teacher asked. "Because I pissed in his ear," said the child innocently. "You did what?" replied the surprised teacher. "You know," explained the boy, "I leaned over and went 'Pssst.' The frog didn't move."

The power of two....for the price of one

Coral Miles 0428 943 258

Debbie Sarich 0408 265 919

THINKING OF SELLING? We are urgently seeking various sized lifestyle and acreage properties for our growing list of mainland and local buyers.

We are your area specialists for the Tamar Valley; Deb has lived in the area for over 20 years and prospective Vendors and Purchasers can be assured of a high level of service and communication throughout the sale process.

Our approach is relaxed and friendly, and our appraisals are honest and obligation free so why not talk to us today to find out how to get the whole LJ Hooker team working for you.

The team that gets results.

LJ Hooker Launceston 183 Charles Street Fax: 03 6334 9199 Email: [email protected] Ph: 03 6334 9111


LILYDALE DISTRICT SCHOOL SNIPPETS

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

CONGRATULATIONS - MRS McCARTHY Following a parent submission, Assistant Principal Mrs Lucy McCarthy has been nominated for a prestigious, National Excellence

in Teaching Award. Only 1% of teachers across Australia are nominated for these awards which are for teachers who the school community believes are inspirational. This nomination means Lucy will be considered for a National Australian Scholarships Group Inspirational Teaching Award and grant. This is a great acknowledgement of the outstanding work of an outstanding educator. It also provides a great opportunity to acknowledge and thank all our teachers for doing a great job.

TASMANIAN SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH WINNER As part of Science in Grade 7 and 8, we studied the topic of Astronomy, 2009 being the Year of Astronomy. Students had to conduct a detailed study of one planet of their choice and present this information in the form of a brochure, titled, Space Tourism. Some brochures were sent into the competition at the end of last term. Jade De Weys, a Grade 8 student was awarded second prize in the junior division of the Creative Writing Section. Her planet of study was Mercury. Jade has been invited to attend the launch of TSTS 2010 where she will be awarded her prize and certificate Well done, Jade.

NATIONAL HORSE RIDING CHAMPIONSHIP Congratulations to Allira Williams who recently represented Tasmania in Junior Dressage at the national titles in Sydney. Allira and ’The Sul-tan’ (her horse) competed against 33 riders from all around Australia and finished a creditable 15th in their section. A highlight of the trip was com-peting at the same venue used for equestrian events at the Sydney Olympics. Well done Allira (and to your beautiful horse) on a tremendous achievement.

SCHOOL HOLIDAY DATES: The upcoming school holidays commence on Monday 7 September and students return to school on Monday 21 September 2009.

NEW SCHOOL MURAL Over the past few weeks a MARSSS group and Mrs Lamb have been painting a mural on the K-4 new toilets. We found a picture we liked after looking through many books, we chose something young students would like. We used exterior paint and mixed up colours from three primary colours. Watch out for the finished product. Huge thanks to all those students who have helped.


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 24th September 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.

Peter Alting Memorial Arts Scholarship

Are you in Year 10 at the Lilydale District School and studying art, music or drama? How would you like - $200 a great certificate of achievement for your

resume, and a showing of your work or a performance at a

Regional Arts exhibition or function?

You would!

It’s as easy as talking to your teachers (Ms Kerry Lamb, Ms Jennifer Parish or Mr Steve Scott) about the arts scholarship being offered by Tasmanian Regional Arts (Lilydale). It would be like winning the ‘best and fairest’ award for your art, music or drama studies.

Entries close soon. So don’t hang about.

Get your application in now!

Lilydale Uniting Church

September services: 6th September 11.15 am Rev B. Cole (Communion) 20th September 11.15 am Barnie Robinson

J WESTON’S LILYDALE SCHOOL OF ART

Is Proud To Present

SPRING INTO ART

An exhibition showcasing Lilydale’s home grown talent from artists, young and old,

in a variety of media.

Saturday September 26th to 30th 10am to 4pm daily.

At the old court house Main Road, Lilydale

Works will be available for sale, with part proceeds directed to

Tasmania Regional Arts (Lilydale).

CLASSIFIEDS POSITION VACANT

Do you have a passion for cooking and putting smiles on plenty of cold and hungry faces?

Do you enjoy shopping, organizing and working in a busy but very rewarding environment just

for the love it?

Lilydale Football Club requires a volunteer Canteen Manager for season 2010. The position requires the organization and running of the canteen every home game which is about 8 Saturdays a season. The applicant must be honest and reliable and able to work well with a team.

All those interested please contact club president Rob McLelland on 0419 971 136 or come along to the footy and see for yourself.


T 1 Senior Citizens - SC, 1.30pm Active Fitness Group - LG, 7pm

W 2 Karoola Play - KH, 10am L’dale Play - AC, 10 am Badminton - LG, 7pm CWA Lions - 7.30 pm

T 3

F 4 Senior Citizens Bowls - SC, 1.30pm Badminton - LH, 7.30pm

S 5 Footy - Preliminary Final

S 6

M 7 Valley Voices - UC, 7.30 pm


W 9 Badminton - LG, 7pm

T 10 Neighbourhood Watch - FS

F 11 Senior Citizens Bowls - SC, 1.30pm Footy Club 40th Reunion - Rec Ground 7pm

S 12 Footy- Grand Final at Scottsdale

S 13 Pony Club - West Tamar Pony Club


T 15 Senior Citizens - SC, 1.30pm Active Fitness Group - LG, 7pm RSL Meeting - SC Lilydale Online AGM - Library 7.30pm TRA Meeting - Providence Vineyard 7.30pm

W 16 Badminton - LG, 7pm Lions - 7.30 pm

T 17

F 18 Senior Citizens Bowls - SC, 1.30pm Pony Club Presentation Night - Karoola 7pm

S 19

S 20 Adult Riding - 10 am



W 23 Karoola Play - KH, 10am L’dale Play - AC, 10 am Badminton - LG, 7pm

T 24 Uniting Church Social Afternoon - UC, 1.30pm

F 25 Senior Citizens Bowls - SC, 1.30pm

S 26 TRA Lilydale Ceramic Tile Workshop

S 27



W 30 Karoola Play - KH, 10am L’dale Play - AC, 10 am Badminton - LG, 7pm Red Cross - 11 am

What’s on in September 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: 63951360 and 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


Fathers Day Recipe: Steak with Vegetables for Vitality Round out the nutritional profile of an iron-rich steak with vitamin-rich vegetables. Serves: 4 Ingredients 2 teaspoons olive oil 2 cloves garlic, minced 4 thin slices red onion 4 large portobello mushrooms, stems removed non-stick olive-oil cooking spray 2 boneless rib-eye steaks (350g each) ½ teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon black pepper 3 small ripe tomatoes fresh chives or parsley, finely chopped Preparation method Heat grill until hot. Heat oil in a small frying pan. Add garlic; sauté 2 minutes. Transfer oil and garlic to a large bowl. Coat onion slices and mushroom caps thoroughly with cooking spray. Grill onion and mushrooms just until browned, about 2 minutes each side. Cut mushrooms into thick slices. Add mushrooms and onion to garlic oil. Toss to coat. Cut steaks crossways into two equal pieces. Season with salt and pepper. Coat lightly with cooking spray. Grill steaks until seared, about 4 minutes. Turn steaks. Grill 2 to 3 minutes for medium-rare, or until cooked as liked. To serve, cut each tomato into 4 slices. Place 3 slices on top of each cooked steak. Top with the mushroom mixture. Sprinkle with chives or parsley

Li lydale Distr ict Progress Associat ion Inc PO Box 3 Li lydale , TAS 7268

Ed i t ing , Layout & Distr ibut ion: Jayne Saddington Ph: (03) 6395 1598 Fax: (03) 6395 1129 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 . Art ic les may a lso be forwarded on f loppy d isk in any text format or v ia e-mai l 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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