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The Lilydale Progressive October 2015
October 2015 The Annual General Meeting for the LDPA was held on Tuesday 1st September 2015. The following members were elected to the executive positions and committee: President - Robert Sutherland-Macleod Vice President - Jeff Sims Secretary - Simon Lockett Treasurer - Tom Dancer Committee - Mike Scott - Anne Youl - Tracey Sutherland-Macleod. Thank you to Rach Denholm who, at her own cost, will provide printed copies of the LDPA Audited Accounts for the 30 June 2014, 30 June 2015 and the LDPA constitution which can be collected from the Post Office.
Overnight on Sunday the 24th of August a much loved family pet a seven year old Alpaca -Gabrielle - was stolen from a property on Brown Mountain Road. Gabrielle is a Huacaya breed and unusual colour being grey and white with brown patches. A police report has been filed and any information please phone 6395-4197 or 0417 509361.
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CWA Page 8 Lions Page 11 Arts &Heritage Page 11 Memories Page 12
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Also at the same time a young draught horse was stolen in the same area. From the NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH report this month No crimes were reported in the areas of Lilydale, Lebrina, Karoola and Turners Marsh for this month. This seems strange as we have had a number of suspicious incidents reported to us. It is best to report any suspicious incidents to the Police, no matter how small you think they are. We need to keep very vigilant at all times. Lilydale Heritage are having a working session this month for those who would like to come along. Working Session – Thursday 8 October 10 – 2. Working session is 10 am – 2 pm on Thursday 8 October at the Lilydale District School community learning centre (next to the Online Access Centre). We are still working on collating the information about each of the soldiers from the Lilydale District who fought in World War 1, in preparation for the upgraded Cenotaph. We also get interested in whatever happens to be talked about on the day. Last meeting we also looked at old minute books from the early days of the Lilydale RSL. Our working sessions are wide-ranging and interesting.
ROAD SAFETY IN TASMANIA – HAVE YOUR SAY Every person is a road user and has a responsibility for road safety. The Road Safety Advisory Council is currently developing the new Towards Zero – Tasmanian Road Safety Strategy 2017-2026, and wants your input on how we can improve road safety and achieve a zero road toll for Tasmania. Although the road toll is trending down, nearly 3,500 people were killed or seriously injured on Tasmania’s roads over the last 10 years. New initiatives therefore need to be developed to reduce the number and severity of crashes around the State. The Towards Zero Strategy will be based on the ‘Safe System’ approach and will consider Tasmania’s crash history, best practice solutions and feedback from the Tasmanian community. To share your ideas on how we can work ‘towards zero’, come along to a public forum and join in the conversation. 8 December, Tramsheds Function
Centre, 4 Invermay Road, 6-8 pm Launceston
To register your interest, please email [email protected] or phone 6166 3239. If you can’t attend a forum, you can still have your say by completing an online survey available at the website below. For information on the upcoming fo-rums, the Safe System and the devel-opment of the Towards Zero Strategy, visit www.towardszero.tas.gov.au.
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Kidney Disease Screening - a UTas Research Project. Utas is researching a screening process which can be done at community pharmacies throughout Tasmania, to see if kidney disease can be detected early in people at risk of developing kidney disease. This study will be finishing in October, so if you would like to participate, call in to the pharmacy soon. There is an information sheet for more detailed information. You may be eligible for the study if you are aged between 50 and 74, have one of the risk factors (see below), and have NOT been previously diagnosed with kidney disease. The screening test at the pharmacy is free and takes about 15 minutes. You will need to make an appointment and bring your medicines or a list of medicines with you. Some of the risk factors for developing kidney disease are;
High blood pressure
Diabetes
Heart disease or stroke
Obesity
Smoking Family history of kidney disease. What is kidney disease? Kidney disease occurs when the nephrons inside your kidneys, which act as blood filters, are damaged. This leads to the build up of waste and fluids inside the body. Kidney disease can sometimes lead to kidney failure. If kidney disease is found early, medications and lifestyle changes can increase the life of your kidneys. Kidney failure, also known as end-stage kidney disease, occurs when the kidneys are no longer able to adequately remove waste from your blood and control the level of fluid in the body. People with kidney failure need dialysis or a transplant to stay alive. Kidney failure can happen suddenly or gradually. If you have kidney disease, it does not mean that you will develop kidney failure. One in ten Australian adults has at least one sign of chronic kidney disease; and over 20,000 receive dialysis or a kidney transplant for kidney failure.
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LILYDALE NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH Eleven people attended this meeting as well as Rob Fleming, Principal of Lilydale District School as our guest speaker. Once again one of our guest speakers could not come and didn’t even go with David Brown to look at the roads that are of great concern to us also the school bus stops where signs are badly needed. This was very disappointing for us. Police Report: No crimes were reported in the areas of Lilydale, Lebrina, Karoola and Turners Marsh for this month. This seems strange as we have had a number of suspicious incidents reported to us. It is best to report any suspicious incidents to the Police, no matter how small you think they are. We need to keep very vigilant at all times. Suspicious Incidents for this month. People with electric units are advised to keep a watch on these as 3 units with a battery back-up were stolen from a farm entrance near the Lavender Farm. Scam calls supposedly from the Tax Office have been received by a number of people. DO NOT DO WHAT THEY ASK YOU TO DO AS THIS IS A SCAM to get information from you. An Alpaca and a young draught horse have been stolen from one property. While a volunteer fireman was at training between 7 pm and 9 pm, his shed was ransacked. The local service station had a person drive off without paying after he filled his vehicle up. A person was seen acting suspiciously in Rawnsley’s Road with a GPS and a metal detector. One resident in our area had the entrance to their gateway on their driveway churned up by motor vehicles and the next day bolt cutters were used to cut the lock on the gate. There was an accident a short time ago on the Bangor Road between the Bangor Hall and Pipers River Road. 2 vehicles were involved. This was reported to the Police who asked if anyone was hurt, were told no, so they didn’t even turn up. Guest Speaker Rob Fleming, Principal of our local school, spoke on his career so far in the Education Department and his aims for the school. He announced that the present Kindergarten pupils will be the graduates of 2028 and only 50% of
jobs that are out there now will be available to them then. Technology helps to support their work and they need to be the best citizens they can be. Rob would like to extend the School Farm for students. At the moment there are 109 children in the grades 7 to 10. One way he would like to extend the Agriculture programme of the school is to bring students to join our students. All students from Grade 3 up are doing some agriculture study. The vineyard has 3 varieties of grapes growing on the farm and are producing between 6 and 8 tonnes of grapes. These are sent to the Jantz vineyard to be processed and the money from this project goes back into the School Farm Funds. Year 11 & 12 students can cover the first 2 units towards an Agricultural certificate. Rob would like to see the School involved with the Community experiences and also the Community involved with the School. He would also like the young students to be part of local communities in the 3rd World countries in Asia. He also plans to change the culture of the school over the next 2 years. The Next Meeting will be on Oct 8th at 8 pm. at the Fire Station NB: Please note the change of time due to Day-light Saving Time being in. We will try to get a guest speaker regarding Fire Safety at this meeting. Police phone number to report a crime or
suspicious incident is 131 444
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LILYDALE BOWLS CLUB
EVERY 4th WEDNESDAY 7 PM START
28th October
LILYDALE SENIORS - October Held their A.G.M. on the 24th August with the following elected to the Committee for the year 2015/2016. President Jeff Sims Treasurer Doreen Sims Secretary Barbara Wayne Vice Pres. Graham Venn
Committee. Ray Sulzberger Heather Griffith Denis Dolbey
In his report President Jeff outlined our activities for the past year with indoor bowls carnivals and social outing to other senior clubs. Keeping us busy. Our Christmas and Easter Raffles were a great success, being our major source of income to keep the club going. Thanks must go to the Wragg family for their support and the delicious birthday lunch which Rob provided at the takeaway. The Seniors continue to provide catering and the use of the clubrooms for bereavements and other functions and this is another important part of our fundraising.
We might be called the Lilydale Seniors but all local
residents are welcome on Friday afternoons.
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Char-grilled Lemon & Thyme Chicken Breast Recipe supplied by Chef Roy Soundranayagam
Ingredients
2 x Chicken breast – approx 250g
Marinade (will make enough for several dinners) :-
80g “Robertson’s” Lemon & Herb Seasoning - any
other brand is also fine
30g Salt
10g fresh thyme – use the leaves (removed from stalk)
35g Sugar
15g – ground black pepper
50g sliced garlic
2 x bay leaves
100ml lemon juice
300ml olive oil
(This will keep for a couple of weeks if stored in airtight
container in refrigerator)
Method
In a blender, blend all the marinade ingredients and
store in a clean jug. Refrigerate.
For two chicken breasts , you will only need 4
tablespoons of the marinade. If you can leave
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The chicken can either be grilled, pan-fried or even
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the marinated chicken.
This can be served with mashed potatoes, chips,
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Serve & Enjoy
This recipe will leave you with plenty of marinade
which you can use for whole chicken, chicken thigh
fillets, drumsticks or wings.
Create your own dish !
The September meeting of Lilydale branch of C.W.A. in Tasmania Inc., discussed Resolutions which were to go before the annual conference being held at Bridport on the 8th and 9th of the month, also made arrangements for catering for a luncheon being held later in the month. We welcome any lady who is interested in community social work and bright company to come along to one of our meetings to see whether you would like to travel along with us. We meet on the first Wednesday of each month to start the meeting at 9.45,a.m. We are having a hands on demonstration of origami at our October meeting, and if any person is interested to have a go, come along about 12 noon for a shared lunch and join us in learning. We meet at the Uniting Church. Contact numbers are Norma @ 6395 1592, Margaret @ 6395 1267 or Helen @ 6395 2060
LILYDALE SENIOR CITIZENS - September Following our A.G.M. on August 14th the new Committee for 2015/2016 is PRES. Jeff Sims, VICE PRES. Graham Venn, TREASURER/PUBLIC OFFICER Doreen Sims, SEC. Barbara Wayne and Committee Members Ray Sulzberger, Denis Dolbey, Heather Griffith. We are always pleased to welcome new faces on Friday afternoons to play carpet bowls or cards, dominoes/board games plus a delicious afternoon tea. Our 2 Bowls teams have enjoyed their trips to other clubs and the social visits from Launceston Senior clubs. Transport can be arranged for Seniors in the Lilydale area and possibly for residents further afield as we do have members from Lebrina and other districts. Ring Barbara 63952042 if you are interested. Preparations are underway for our huge Christmas Raffle with heaps of Prizes together with the Ham and Grocery Basket, tickets available now.
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The foreman of an Irish road crew employed Paddy to paint the white lines line down the middle of the road. He told Paddy that he should paint two miles of road in a day’s work. After the first day, the foreman was pleased to find that he'd painted four miles of road instead of the two required. On the second day, Paddy completed painting just 2 miles of road. The foreman was a bit disappointed, but didn’t complain as this was, after all, only what he’d asked for. On day 3, the foreman was disappointed to find that Paddy had painted only one mile of road, and so asked, "On yer first day, ya did four moiles o’ road. On yer second ya did two moiles. But on yer tird day ya only did one moil. What’s up? Paddy replied, "Well, oil tell ya what’s up, but I tought a clever bloke loik you woulda been able ta figger it out fer yerself! Yer see, every day I gets ferder an’ ferder away from de paint can!
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North-East Coast 31 January 1921 The Lilydale District By "Examiner's" Special Representative." Snug homesteads nestling midst pine groves or little orchards on a grassy flat through which a willow-clad and, alas, sometimes blackberry labyrinthed scrub creek sluggishly wends its way. All around encircling hills, mostly now dry stubble or crowned with standing sheaves of corn; near by Mount Arthur towering its massive heights. This is Lilydale, one of the most prosperous centres of the North-East Coast. The town proper contains about 350 inhabitants, and the municipality of which it is the capital has a total population of about 3000. Mr. L. Procter, a young man of promising ability, is Warden, and his co-councillors are Messrs. A. C. Rice, G. Sulzberger, L. Dadson (Turner's Marsh ward), G. Archer, W. Saunders, C. White (Dorset, a ward that extends to Mowbray heights), H. C. Watson, J. B. White, and the Warden (Tankerville). The roads so far have been kept in a very fair state of repair, whilst only a 1s rate has been imposed. Notwithstanding this, the council's management has in 12 months reduced the overdraft from £266 to £163. The police station, the new Anglican rectory (a fine building), and other residences, are on the same block as the municipal chambers. Lilydale is well supplied with churches, Anglican, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Salvationists, having resident clergy for officers, whilst Roman Catholic services are held periodically. Recreation is provided for by two tennis clubs (each having an asphalt court), cricket and football clubs. The state school keeps up a good average attendance, whose wants are well attended to by Mr. Howard (headmaster) and staff.
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Not long now until daylights savings starts – more time in the garden ahead of the busy growing season – why not order your Lions cow manure to help in the preparation of your garden beds – phone Stephen 63951323 with your order. The sale of cow manure is a major fundraiser for the Club so please support us by placing an order. A recent guest speaker was Mr Mike Scott from the NE Rail Trail Committee who spoke to members about the plans for the dedicated trail to Scottsdale for walkers and cyclists. Rail trails in other parts of the world were highlighted and how economic and social benefits can be brought to an area. New members recently inducted into the Club were Stuart and Maria Carlile, Gerry Coret and Debra Adkins all living in the local community – we would like to welcome them to our Club – if you are interested in joining why not come along to a meeting and see what we are all about, phone Amanda 63951347 for details of meetings - our Club has been operating in the local community for over 25 years and is still going strong. Recent donations include PNG Birthing Mothers and Haemachromatosis Australia. Markets continue to be a worthwhile fundraiser and our last raffle winner was Mr Mick Southwell of Hadspen. It is fantastic to know that people travel from far afield to our monthly markets joining local community members. Planning for our Senior Citizens bus trip in November is underway – if you are a senior and new to the district please ring President Barry 63954233 to have your name included on our database. Keep roaring.
Lilydale District Progress Association (LDPA) The Annual General Meeting for the LDPA was held on Tuesday 1st September 2015. Jeff Sims presided over the formal proceedings including the presentation of the Audited Accounts for 30 June 2015 and the Chair-man's report. The following members were elected to the executive positions and committee: President - Robert Sutherland-Macleod Vice President - Jeff Sims Secretary - Simon Lockett Treasurer - Tom Dancer Committee - Mike Scott - Anne Youl - Tracey Sutherland-Macleod Membership fees are now due for the period July 2015 to June 2016. Thank you to Rach Denholm who, at her own cost, will provide printed copies of the LDPA Audited Accounts for the 30 June 2014, 30 June 2015 and the LDPA constitution which can be collected from the Post Office. A number of questions related to the accounts were raised at the AGM and subsequently after the meeting. To provide an efficient response to any queries on the audited accounts I would ask for any questions to be provided in writing to either Tom Dancer or myself by the end of October 2015. All questions received will be consolidated and answers provided at the general meeting on 3rd November 2015. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the new executive and committee members for their acceptance of their positions and look forward to working with them, and the Lilydale community, over the next year. The next LDPA general meeting will be on 6th October 2015 in the court house starting at 7:30pm. Robert Sutherland-Macleod, President
Lilydale Village Markets On the second Sunday of each month the Lilydale Village Market comes to life in the Lilydale Memorial Hall with a wonderful array of sights, smells, sounds, tastes and bargains just for you. Why do they bother? I hear you ask. The answer is simple - because it's fun! Each month our dedicated group of volunteers looks forward to hosting a day that is more than just a great place to shop, but is also a fun day out for the whole family. There is music, laughter, food and drinks, kids activities and lots of people catching up. We can even sell your surplus produce for you. That's what community is all about and we thank you all for supporting our event. We also welcome your feedback and appreciate any ideas you have to make this fabulous event even better. Of course there is always a plethora of new, handcrafted and vintage goodies in the hall and we have recently welcomed many new stallholders to complement the regulars that you know and love. If it has been a while since you called in, we would love you visit again and join in the fun. Lilydale Village Market proudly supports your fundraising efforts too. Free sites at the market have been provided for the local Lions Club, Lilydale School, cancer fundraising, World Vision fundraising and more. If you are, or you know of, someone fundraising be sure to drop us a line at [email protected] to see how we can help in your endeavour. We all look forward to another great day at the market on October 11th and hope you can join us.
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Heritage Lilydale Lisle by Nigel Burch If you missed out on a copy of the book about Lisle by Nigel Burch, more are now available, at $30 each. It is an excellent book, extremely well written, and gives much previously unknown information about Lisle and Nabowla and the families who lived there. Email Nigel directly on [email protected] to secure your copy. Working Session – Thursday 8 October 10 – 2. Next working session is 10 am – 2 pm on Thursday 8 October at the Lilydale District School community learning centre (next to the Online Access Centre). We are still working on collating the information about each of the soldiers from the Lilydale District who fought in World War 1, in preparation for the upgraded Cenotaph. We also get interested in whatever happens to be talked about on the day. Last meeting we also looked at old minute books from the early days of the Lilydale RSL. Our working sessions are wide-ranging and interesting. Come along any time during the session. BYO
lunch.
Bringing Back the Memories - October 2015
This is the final chapter in the article that appeared in the Daily Telegraph on Monday 1st February 1909 about then the thriving village of Lalla. On leaving the stream we arrive at practically the
nursery portion of Lalla, and here we can see rows
and rows of stocks in all stages, from the tiny
youngsters to the now growing saleable stuff.
The total of nursery stocks reaches 400,000, and a
group of first class buddens (some of them
representatives of the old country) can be seen
busily engaged at this occupation. Mr Walker’s
idea for settling in this ideal valley is worthy of
comment; firstly, being fairly highly situated, the
climate is cold, and this produces first class handy
stocks, which will thrive in any climate after they
have stood the cold they are subject to at Lalla.
The district, being a new one, and very little fruit
produced therein, there is a great advantages of
having stocks free from insect pests. And now
having given the business part of the nursery due
consideration, we do not think it out of place to
mention the pleasurable part of it. In passing the
large pond we noticed bathing sheds, high dive
platform, spring board, etc., rigged up, and the
manager informed us that a dip in the pond after
5.30pm was much appreciated. Lalla boasts of one
or two good swimmers. After a dip, and the
evening meal disposed of, we adjourn to the music
room, where music on the piano and violin is
produced by two young English nurserymen.
Methinks if John Philip Sousa happened to be
strolling around Lalla some evening, and heard
some of his popular pieces being rendered, he
would imagine a member of his band must have
strayed out to Lalla. Then there are the Saturday
afternoons for fishing, shooting, or cricketing, just
as fancy takes us, and thus combining work with
recreation, contentment between man and master
reigns supreme, and the industry grows.
The young trees are passed out to
become monuments of skill by other hands,
and the staff at Lalla busy themselves filling
vacancies and increasing their stock, the better to
meet the ever-increasing demands of the
following planting season.
Karoola Hall The Karoola Hall Committee recently held their Annual General Meeting. At the meeting long serving committee members Alan Sulzberger, and David Pinner retired from their roles on the committee. The Committee would like to acknowledge the outstanding contribution Alan, David and past member John McCarthy have made to the Karoola Community through their tireless efforts as volunteers on the Karoola Hall Committee. Their contribution has helped make the Karoola Hall and Recreation Grounds a valuable resource for the Karoola community.
A Scotsman lay dying in a London hospital and the doctor told the nurse to give him anything he wanted. She asked him what he wanted. "I would like to hear the bagpipes afore I dee", he said. A piper visited the ward and played a tune. The Scotsman recovered, but all the other patients died.
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LILYDALE FOOTBALL CLUB
Congratulations to our Best and Fairest winners for 2015
Seniors - Andrew (Red) McLean Runner up - Billy Tuckerman Reserves - Leigh (Kouta) Smith Runner up - Greg Nutting
Our new guernseys and sportswear looked great this year thanks to Phillip Tuthill. We still have stock left if anyone would like to buy hats, singlets, hoodies, etc. Please ring Gay or see Karen.
And we had a little surprise last month – baby Jasper Quinn arrived. Congratulations to Mark and Kylie and boys. Another little Lilydale Demon.
Thank you to those who made the effort and came to our Dinner and Trophy Night. Our clubrooms were decorated by Emma, a delicious homemade roast meal by Michael Clifford and family and the night was hosted by the one and only Barry (Bazza) Hawes.
Congratulations to our trophy winners and special awards to Emma and Karen – we just could not operate without these two wonderful girls. Thank you to our trophy donors. Most of them donate every year and we very much ap-preciate it.
Our club has a dining set for sale – oval wooden table and four sturdy chairs - $100.00. Phone 6395 4299. Also a gas stove with electric oven in perfect condition - $500.00. Phone 6395 4299.
To keep our club running smoothly every week throughout the footy season we need help. Thank you to everyone below who did their bit in 2015:
Line Marker - Josh Hawes Ground Keepers - Tucky and Alge Guernseys - Daniel Canteen - Gene, Lauren and Tayla Scoreboard - Dane and Ethan Boundary - Josh Booth and Kade Moore Water Carrier - Emma Runner - Rodney Lockett Inter-change - Emma and Sarah Goal Umpires - Bob Sims, Gene Dwyer, Peter Baker and Walshy Raffles - Gay
Game Day Online Results - Karen Trainers - Keith and Debbie and Emma Time Box - Les Arnold and Sue Watson Bar Manager - Annie Team Managers - Nathan (Windmill), Joyce, Emma and Sarah NTFA Booklets - Daniel NTFA Representative - Barry NTFA Footy Report - Andrew McLean Functions - Emma Cleaners - Alge, Gay and Emma Players Tea Cooks - Gay, Emma and Karen Players Tea Vegies - Donated by Patto
And to anyone else I may have missed.
Special thanks to our hard working committee and to our 2015 sponsors Mitsubishi (see David Walsh), Artec (Scott Arnold), Lilydale Hardware (Patto) and Sunrise and Newnham Meats and the Inveresk Tavern and TFA (Troy Arnold). Also thanks to our supporters.
Well, we didn’t make the finals this year but after many cold, wet, windy training nights and footy days our coaching staff and players persisted. So well done Coach, Matthew Stokes, Bench Coach, Jade Selby, Reserves Coach, Mark Quinn, and Windmill as Bench Coach. To all our Lilydale players we did our best but will do even better next year.
LCC Reminder - No dogs are allowed on the playing field. All dogs must be on leash at all times! And pick up your dog sh*t!!
Still waiting for Jasper and Jacob to pay Patto
$20.00 for new lock on our scoreboard which they
damaged!
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Lilydale Arts and Heritage Inc.: Lilydale Arts Report To start with, something that happened back in August: we ran the Bunnings BBQ one Saturday morning. This was a very successfull money raiser for Lilydale Arts, it was hard work but enjoyable too. Special thanks to Rynne Tanton for setting up and packing up, to Tom and Ally for help in cooking so many sausages and to Bardenhagen’s Hardware for onions! Also in August we held a Felting Workshop for eight participants, run by Susan Judge who took us through the steps of making a felted scarf. Our last concert was a cello recital by Martin Pennicka, accompanied by Amanda Hodder on piano, followed, as usual, by afternoon tea. The sun was shining and we could see the sea from the Hamilton’s home on The Snake Track, a beautiful setting for very fine playing that was greatly enjoyed by all. In November we have an exhibition by our member, Jenny Scott. Jenny’s art is exclusively Chinese traditional freestyle painting. This lends itself to bringing out the life and vitality of the subjects and Jenny has specialised in painting the larger animals, including large birds and humans. Jenny will give a brief description of the technique at the opening of the exhibition and a synopsis of this will be available throughout the exhibition. 2015 Calendar: 6-8th and 13 -15th November – Jenny Scott Exhibition. Dec – Peter Alting Awards Dec – Shelly MacLeod Exhibition 5th Dec - Pantomime
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Tom Dancer has now joined the team in the
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and positivity of this lovely part of North East
Tasmania.
If you wish to discuss your Real Estate
requirements please contact Tom on
0419 369 162
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An Obituary printed in the London Times... Today we mourn the passing of a beloved old friend, Common Sense, who has been with us for many years. No one knows for sure how old he was, since his birth records were long ago lost in bureaucratic red tape. He will be remembered as having cultivated such valuable lessons as: - Knowing when to come in out of the rain; - Why the early bird gets the worm; - Life isn't always fair; - And maybe it was my fault. Common Sense lived by simple, sound financial policies (don't spend more than you can earn) and reliable strategies (adults, not children, are in charge). His health began to deteriorate rapidly when well-intentioned but overbearing regulations were set in place. Reports of a 6-year-old boy charged with sexual harassment for kissing a classmate; teens suspended from school for using mouth-wash after lunch; and a teacher fired for reprimanding an unruly student, only worsened his condition. Common Sense lost ground when parents attacked teachers for doing the job that they themselves had failed to do in disciplining their unruly children.
It declined even further when schools were required to get parental consent to administer sun lotion or an aspirin to a student. Common Sense lost the will to live as the churches became businesses; and criminals received better treatment than their victims. Common Sense took a beating when you couldn't defend yourself from a burglar in your own home and the burglar could sue you for assault. Common Sense finally gave up the will to live, after a woman failed to realize that a steaming cup of coffee was hot. She spilled a little in her lap, and was promptly awarded a huge settle-ment. [She later lost most of the funds, she tried the same trick with Burger King]. Common Sense was preceded in death, -by his parents, Truth and Trust, -by his wife, Discretion, -by his daughter, Responsibility, -and by his son, Reason. He is survived by his 5 stepbrothers; - I Know My Rights - I Want It Now - Someone Else Is To Blame - I'm A Victim - Pay me for Doing Nothing -
The Lilydale Progressive October 2015
Bardenhagen’s Hardware and Liberty Fuels All roads lead to your friendly convenience store
6395-1141
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Come in and see our great range of
Real Fresh
Vegetables and fruit. Free range eggs
Pre packed meats
Essential grocery lines
Milk and Bread
Coffee....and lots, lots more
Freshly made sandwiches and rolls
Our motto in business is - If you support us in business and your club is fundraising,
we will support you.
WE ARE PROUD TO BE THE LEADING SPONSORS FOR THE FOLLOWING
ORGANISATIONS
LILYDALE LIONS CLUB BRIDPORT SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB
LILYDALE BOWLS CLUB LILYDALE FOOTBALL CLUB
LILYDALE PONY CLUB BRIDPORT FOOTBALL CLUB
BRIDPORT GOLF CLUB BRIDPORT BOWLS CLUB
“ Our way of helping the community”
FULL RANGE OF STOCK FEED AND CHAFF IN
STOCK
WHEAT STRAW - PEA STRAW - HAY AND
DRENCH
SUPER CHARGE BATTERIES - ONLY THE BEST
FLOWER AND VEGIE SEEDLINGS NOW IN STOCK
INC. RAPID RAISER - POTTING MIXES- WHITE OIL
FULL RANGE OF SEEDS TO SOW NOW.
DOLOMITE HIGH GRADE SUPER BLOOD & BONE
8.4 TO 10 FERTILISER TO BOOST THE GARDEN
DON’T HAVE ANY VEGIES IN YOUR GARDEN !!
“NO WORRIES” THERE IS A FULL RANGE IN
OUR FRUIT AND VEGIE FRIDGE.
WE STOCK A COMPLETE
RANGE OF CAR DETAILING
PRODUCTS -POLISH -WASH
AND WAX - TYRE SHINE -
UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS -
WYNNS INJECTION CLEANER
CARBY CLEANER -
WINDSCREEN ADDITIVES
INC. WIPER BLADES - HEAD
AND TAIL LIGHT BULBS.
Call in and see Rob for some
sound advice.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES NOW IN STORE
DISCOUNT FUEL ALWAYS
AVAILABLE
CHECK OUR PRICE AND YOU
BE THE JUDGE !
The Lilydale Progressive October 2015
COMMUNITY NOTICEBOARD
Lilydale Uniting Church
4th October at 11.15 a.m. Rev’d A Nicholas
18th October at 11.15 a.m. Rev’d A Nicholas
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Uniting Church - Social Afternoon
LAUGHTERNOONS
Join us in the sitting room at the Lilydale Uniting
Church
from 1.30 pm on the last Thursday of each month
This month October 29th
Come for a chat, cuppa, do your craft, or help with
the last pieces of the puzzle
All very welcome
Lilydale District Pony Club
Rallies held every third Sunday of the month at the Karoola Recreation Ground. For more information contact the Club DC Karen Ph: 0437 936 354
E-mail [email protected]
Upper Piper Arts and Crafts Experience the art of good service when you shop in our dear little store Buy gifts for the family or a little something for yourself as we have art & wooden gifts to suit all tastes. Although it's spring ,chilly evenings are still here, see our extensive range of warm gloves, hats, scarves, dog coats& hottie covers Complimentary gift wrapping will be done for you We also offer affordable clothing alterations & repairs
Lebrina Equestrian Club
Welcomes riders aged 17yrs and over to Adult Riding
Rallies and Trail Rides. Junior activities for those
under 17yrs will include Trail Rides and tuition.
Tai Chi Group
We meet every Wednesday (except school holidays) at 10am in the hall behind the Uniting Church Hall.
Anyone interested they could contact Sue on 63951130 .
FOR SALE Duck Eggs - $3.00 per dozen
0475-399910
Do you require any Gardening or
Painting work done?
Phone 0475-399910
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
LILYDALE RECREATION GROUND
MONDAY 19th OCTOBER
7.30 PM
LILYDALE FOOTBALL GROUND
ALL WELCOME
The Lilydale Progressive October 2015
WHAT’S ON THIS MONTH
Fire - Police - Ambulance 000 Police phone number for anyone wanting to contact the Police to report a crime or suspicious incident. is 131 444
Launceston General Hospital: 6348 7111
Poison Information Service: 13 11 26
Lilydale GP Clinic: 6395 1455
After Hours 1800 022 222
Lilydale Pharmacy: 6395 1336
Bee Swarms Collected:
Malcolm Bowden: 6352 7329 or 0429 163 705
Local Fire Brigade Permit Officers
Turners Marsh/Holloways Hill area:
Leon & Allison King: Mob 0419 964 317
Austins Road Area:
Gary Harris-Newsham: Mob 0437 100 824 Leon King: Mob 0419 964 317
Karoola/ Lower Turners Marsh Area:
Gary Harris-Newsham Mob 0437 100 824
Lilydale Area:
Dave Cleaver: Mob 0447 444 418
David Dornauf: Mob 0409 868 712
Bi - Weekly Calendar Events
Every 2nd Mon: Fire Brigade Training; 7-9 pm 6395 1260
Calendar Event Venues AC Anglican Church, Station Rd, Lilydale CH The Old Courthouse, Main Rd, Lilydale FC Footy Clubrooms, Doaks Rd, Lilydale FS Fire Station, Doaks Rd, Lilydale KH Karoola Hall, Karoola KO Karoola Oval, Karoola LBC Lilydale Bowls Club, 8 Charob Ave, Lilydale LDS Lilydale District School LG Lilydale High School Gym, Main Rd, Lilydale
LH Lebrina Hall, Golconda Rd, Lebrina LO Lebrina Oval, Lebrina MH Memorial Hall, Main Rd, Lilydale SC Senior Citizens Clubrooms, Main Rd, Lilydale SA Saint Anne’s Church, Lalla Rd, Lilydale UC Uniting Church, Main Rd, Lilydale
VG Village Green
Progressive Contact Details
Lilydale District Progress Association Inc PO Box 3 , L i lyda le , TAS 7268 Editor: Gordon Treloar E-mai l : l i ly .progress ive@gmai l .com
The L i lyda le Progress ive is publ ished month ly f rom
Feb to Dec for the L i lyda le D is tr ic t Progress Assoc . I nc . Art ic les can be left at the Pharmacy a day before
deadl ine , (f ront page) or e -mai led to :
l i l y .progress ive@gmai l .com
LILYDALE DIRECTORY
First Tuesday:
Lilydale Progress Association - CH, 7.30pm
First Wednesday:
CWA 9.30 am UCŸ Lions - 7.30pm
Every Friday
Senior Citizens Bowls - SC, 1.30pm
Lilydale Play Group AC 11 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.
First Friday:
Badminton - LH, 7.30pm
First Saturday:
Lilydale Landcare- 10.30am
First Sunday
Lebrina Equestrian Club - Family Trail Ride 9:30am
Second Thursday:
Neighbourhood Watch - FS
Second Saturday:
Lebrina Equestrian Club - Adult Rally LO 9:30am
Second Sunday:
Lilydale Village Market - 10am - 2 pm MH
Lebrina Equestrian Club - Lebrina Oval, 9.30am
Third Wednesday
Lions - 7.30pm
Third Thursday
Except June July and August
RSL Meeting - SC
Third Friday:
Badminton - 7.30pm LH
Third Saturday:
Lebrina Equestrian Club
Lebrina Oval.
Third Sunday
Pony Club - KO
Last Tuesday
Lilydale District School P&F - LDS Staffroom, 7pm
Forth Wednesday
Bingo -Lilydale Bowls Club
Last Wednesday
Red Cross - 11am
Last Thursday
Uniting Church Social Afternoon - UC, 1.30pm
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