Volume 32, Issue 2 T L P HE ILYDALE ROGRESSIVE · Lilydale School Snippets 14 ... An Open Letter...

The Lilydale Progressive - March 2011

Letter to the Editor Lilydale Football Club Progress Association RSPCA Market Stall

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Lilydale Fitness Group Clean Up Australia Neighbourhood Watch Lilydale Fire Brigade

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Lilydale Senior Citizens Lilydale Lions Club

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Taekwondo Hillwood Berry Farm

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Pony Club News Lilydale Adult Riders Tasmanian Regional Arts - Lilydale Branch Country Women’s Assc. Ohhhh Dear

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Health Solutions A Spot of Local History Lilydale Online Centre

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Lilydale School Snippets 14

Lilydale R&SLA Lilydale Village Market Lilydale Playgroup

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Community Noticeboard Classifieds

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Progressive Deadlines

Articles to Pharmacy or email: [email protected]

2011: March 25th April 22nd May 20th June 24th July 23rd

August 26th September 24th October 21st

November 25th

à In every community, there is

work to be done. In every nation, there are wounds to heal.

In every heart, there is the power to do it.

Marianne Williamson

An Open Letter from the Bears of Hollybank

Dear Teddy Bears of Lilydale,

On Sunday 27 March, we will be hosting a Teddy Bears Picnic at Hollybank. We want to get as many Teddy Bears

to attend as possible. We know most of you can’t drive so you may have to bring your human best friends along as well. At the picnic we will have lots of activities for you and your friends. There will be a free merry go round, storytelling (bear stories only), stalls, games, raffles and more. There is face painting but it is recommended that this only be applied to humans as paint and teddy bear fur don’t go well together. There will also be displays by the Lilydale Fire Brigade (who keep our forest home safe), Forestry Tasmania (who look after our home) and Neighbourhood Watch (who help look after your home). It is a day for your whole family.

You can bring a picnic or sample the Lions Club of Lilydale’s sausage sizzle; or both.

It will be from 10am until 2pm and that nice Mr Brown will be putting on a bus from Lilydale at 10am if you can’t drive or don’t have a way of getting there. He will also drive you back in the afternoon.

Entry is free to all Teddies – human families are requested to make a gold coin donation. So please come along and visit us. There may even be a famous Bear present to help with the games and rides. Hope to see you there, The Hollybank Bears

ED: Looking forward to seeing the Bears at Hollybank and glad to hear Fred’s finally back home!

Editorial What is a Community?

Well a quick search on the web includes the following definitions: a group of people living in a particular

local area; "the team is drawn from all parts of the community" common ownership; "they shared a

community of possessions" a group of nations having common

interests; "they hoped to join the NATO community" agreement as to goals; "the preachers

and the bootleggers found they had a community of interests" residential district: a district where

people live; occupied primarily by private residences (ecology) a group of interdependent

organisms inhabiting the same region and interacting with each other

In this month’s issue we have 2 local community Groups explaining exactly what it is they do, both groups have s ummed up ex a c t l y my own interpretation of what it means to be a member of a Community and that is “We Serve”. We help out in good times and bad, we look after each other, we give of our time and experience.

An excellent local example of a man who gave enormous amounts of time to his community was Lindsay “Tiger” Pollard. Tiger passed away last month, leaving a huge gap in the Lilydale community. My condolences go out to his family. Many local groups are no doubt wondering right now how any one person can fill his shoes, and perhaps it won’t be just one person. That’s what it means to be a community.

So from one interdependent organism to all the others inhabiting our region, here’s your chance to interact with each other, step up and offer your services to one of the many organisations that “Serve” this community.

Volume 32, Issue 2

Inside this Issue: THE LILYDALE PROGRESSIVE


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Tiger was entering his 51st season with our club and will be sadly missed from around the club and the Lilydale community. The club wishes Rob McLelland all the best on his move to Sydney and thanks for his past two seasons as our president.

Club Diary: Sat 26th March - Lilydale vs Old Scotch (Home) Sat 2nd April - Lilydale vs Uni Mowbray (Away) Sat 9th April - Lilydale vs Old L’tons (Home)

Lilydale District Progress Association At the February meeting the group agreed to take up the offer from Lilydale Regional Arts to sponsor a pole's repainting.

Lilydale 150th Grant application is now in with the Council and we will have to wait until July for a result but that doesn't mean everything is on hold.

"Lilydale's 150th Celebration 1861 - 2011" At going to print the countdown stands at about 230 sleeps.

The week of the 22 October 2011 begins with an opening of a 'then and now' photographic exhibition which will run for 9 days. Also a Spring Show, Old time dancing and a Film night are being planned among other things.

The secretary has updated details on the group's w e b p a g e h t t p : / / w w w . t c o . a s n . a u / o a c /community_groups.cgi?groupID=20&oacID=37 and thanks to Jayne at the access centre all the minutes from October 2008 are now available on line too.

Having published minutes like this means that community members can view the activities of the Lilydale District Progress Association along with back issues of the Lilydale Progressive.

The next meeting is at the Old Court House on the 1st of March of course everyone is welcome.

Secretary LDPA . John Gallagher.

"I think we risk becoming the best informed society that has ever died of ignorance." ~Reuben Blades

RSPCA Market Stall I am going to have more stalls at the Sunday market. I am the one who sells the brownies, caramel shortbread and flapjacks to raise money for the RSPCA. Everyone has been so generous that I want to continue. I have been given some goodies from the RSPCA which make great gifts.

I have raised $276 and I would like to raise more, and you can help by coming and supporting my stall. REMEMBER that every cent goes to the RSPCA.

My stall days will be: Sunday 27th March 8th May and 22nd May

Thank You from Nicola Scott, age 10.

Letter to the Editor Fred's Back!

To all the members of the local community who expressed concern at the rustling of our goat, Fred, thank you. Thank you particularly to Christie Seymour of Austin's Road who found Fred and then identified him from a poster in the window of Dave and Norma Potter's Newsagency and Take-away. We ware very happy to provide the $300 reward money to Christie. Fred was absent for seven weeks and returned in very poor condition. Thanks to the Scottsdale/Lilydale Vet service he has been restored to some of his previous glory - just needs to put on a bit more condition.

Whether he was taken as a practical joke or for any other reason, it nearly cost Fred his life. No thanks to the perpetrators.

Stuart and Brenda Bryce

Lilydale Football Club We have a new president in Bruce Lockhart following our special meeting on February 8th.

Also Debbie Haines takes over as secretary & Joel Champ as Treasurer. The club also gained three more committee members and have a new canteen manager in Cheryl Ginn with assistance from Yvette Pintus & Kim Coleman.

Anyone who would like to be involved on a Saturday with jobs in the canteen or match day, can contact Bruce Lockhart on 0417 059 890.

Our auction which was held on Saturday 26th February was another great success. Thank-you to Greg Harris our auctioneer and the Lilydale community for their support and donations.

The club is pleased to announce a new major sponsor in the Inveresk Tavern which will become our home base on away games. Andrew Gower and Michael Quill have great meals and excellent bottle shop in Dry Street, Invermay, so any supporters in Launceston call in and have a meal.

Our first home game is on Saturday March 26th vs Old Scotch, who have won the past two NTFA Div 2 Grandfinals. What a great way to start the season against the premiers. So come along and support the Lilydale boys. There will be a function in our clubrooms on Saturday night so please come along.

We also have a practice match on Saturday March 5th vs Scottsdale Crows at Lilydale. Our Christmas raffle was also a great success thanks to Rob Patterson and the staff at the Hardware store. 1st prize - Claire Redfern 2nd prize - Clinton Parker 3rd prize - Barb Sulzberger

On a sad note our club farewelled one of our longest serving committee members in Lindsey Tiger Pollard.


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Lilydale Fitness Group We would like to remind people, that our fitness group is still ongoing at the Lilydale School Gym every Tuesday from 7pm to 8pm. Cost still $7 per session.

We hope to see you there.

Clean Up Australia Yes it's on again this year. Lilydale Uniting Church and the Lilydale Lions Club welcome all participants for a special Lilydale date in APRIL. We're aiming for Sunday 10 April. Watch the Progressive and flyers around town for more details.

Enquiries: [email protected] OR ph: Margaret 6395 1267

Lilydale Neighbourhood Watch February Meeting

Twelve people attended this meeting, including our Guest Speaker Michael Ferguson.

Michael is the Shadow Minister for Education, and gave a very informative talk on topics including Education. Everybody associated with the Lilydale Neighbourhood Watch would like to thank Michael for his continued support and taking the time out of his very busy schedule to attend our meetings as a Guest Speaker.

Police Report

On the 15/01/11 the tyres were slashed on a horse float in Doaks Road Lilydale. This matter is under investigation by local Police.

A significant home burglary occurred on a residence in Pipers River Road, Turners Marsh on the 17/01/11, between 9am and 4pm.

Thieves broke into the house and removed a gun safe, which was bolted to the floor, containing several firearms valued at several thousand dollars.

They also stole a Braap motorcycle, which was parked on the front porch of the residence which was valued at $3900. Launceston CIB are investigating and are following several leads which will hopefully result in offenders being charged in the near future.

Police are still targeting the use of unregistered trail bikes on public reserves and roads.

Any information leading to the identification of riders is being sought by police, and should be forwarded to Crime Stoppers, or by phoning 131444.

Police would like to remind members of the public to report any suspicious behavior to Bush Watch on 1800 333 000 or to Police on 131444. If the matter is urgent, and requires immediate assistance, Triple 000 should be used.

Next Meeting

The next meeting of the Lilydale Neighbourhood Watch will be held at the Fire Station on 10th March 2011 commencing at 8pm.

Remember everyone is welcome to attend.

Lilydale Fire Brigade Fire Permits

Lilydale Fire Brigade has had a quiet summer fire season, thanks to the weather & the community’s responsible use of fire.

Fire permits are still required at this stage.

The best time to burn is in the early evening & preferably not in strong wind conditions. Small piles of 1 cubic metre are able to be burnt without a permit however you are required to attend the fire at all times until extinguished, have fire suppression equipment on hand & for everybody’s safety you should register your fire by calling TFS on 1800 000 699. By registering your burn our hard working volunteers’ will not get false or unnecessary callouts.

For piles larger than 1cubic metre you will require a permit which may or may not be issued depending on the weather, type of material to be burnt & location of the burn.

While permit requirements may be frustrating to arrange they are an essential tool to enable TFS to control the amount of burning carried out at any one time making a safer community for us all.

For fire safety advise & information please contact Lilydale Fire Brigade or TFS site: www.fire.tas.gov.au.

Recruiting Now is good time to join the Brigade as we are at the beginning of our training year. If you are interested or require more info the Brigade Officers are happy to assist. TFS has jobs in volunteer brigades to suit everyone. You can participate in many brigade activities even if you don’t want to fight fires. Ladies & Men over 16 are eligible to join .

Vale TIGER We recently lost our longest serving active member with the sad passing of TIGER. Tiger had been a member of the Brigade for 28 years fulfilling many varying roles. Tiger was a silent achiever, many tasks such as mowing the Station grass (weeds) went unnoticed, but was always done. He would clean, mow, sweep, tidy, laugh, tease, teach, guide & participate in everything. Tiger was always there, part of our team, a true legend of the Brigade. Tiger was our friend, fellow fire fighter & all round nice guy. We miss Tiger more than any one would guess. A legend has passed. Our memories are strong. Thanks for everything Tiger. Footy season just won’t be the same without you.


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Lilydale Lions Club What is it that Lions do?

For those of you that might not realise the value of Lions Clubs, or where being a member of Lions can help, I have included a brief article from the Lions’ website on what the Lions in Christchurch are doing to help the victims of the earthquake in that beautiful, devastated city:

“Our disaster preparedness and relief programs enable Lions to help local communities when disaster strikes – like Tuesday’s earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand. LCIF (Lions Clubs International Foundation) is providing relief for earthquake victims in New Zealand and local Lions are also reaching out to help their neighbors. The following story, from Past International Director Ron Luxton, shows how Lions are helping others following this disaster.

The devastating earthquake has seen an immediate response from local and international Lions. The rescue work is continuing in collapsed buildings. Most of the city is without power, water or waste facilities. Clean drinking water is a huge priority for the citizens.

District Governor Raewyn Clearwater reports that within 24 hours, she located and purchased a bulk supply of bottled drinking water. With the assistance of PDG Phillip Lynch and many local Lions, they have distributed bottles of drinking water throughout the city and suburbs.

DG Raewyn has mobilised many Lion volunteers and has contacted local radio stations who have broadcast exactly where the supplies of water are available. Raewyn is quoted as saying “the people were so very grateful to the Lions for the water that many of the residents wanted to help pay for the cost of the water and were very moved that, although affected themselves, the Lions were out helping the people of the city.”

The Lions clubs in Christchurch have all volunteered to join a roster which will see Lions out every day distributing more fresh drinking water. This is possible due to an immediate grant of US$10,000 from LCIF. A call this evening for 20 volunteers to help at the Civil Defence Welfare centres tomorrow has seen 34 Lions volunteer within a matter of a couple of hours – this is in addition to those distributing the water.

DG Raewyn and her cabinet have also made available $20,000 each to the Salvation Army and the City Mission to purchase food used in preparing meals for displaced persons at the Civil Defence Welfare Centres around the city. This will enable the Salvation Army and the City Mission to concentrate on the preparation and distribution of food and meals to those in need. DG Raewyn is very proud of the response of local Lions and extremely grateful for the support she has received from Lions around the world and from LCIF.”

Lions are normal people who are willing to do something for the community on normal days, as well as in times of crisis. They help support the emergency

About Us

Lilydale Brigade exists with 12 active members, not many ay!

We have only 5 qualified Structural Fire Fighters, 4 of which are officers. We do need your help to provide the level of protection our community deserves. We all have regular jobs & regular families and are not always available when called upon due to our few numbers. Our members are very dedicated & hard working fire fighters but we also have lives outside of TFS.

We are volunteers, we don’t get paid. We are called out any time of the day or night in all sorts of weather conditions leaving our families, jobs or sleep behind to help our community. We do this because we want to. Our reward is “the satisfaction of being able to help people in need”. We don’t have to do any of this; we just do it because we care. We answer questions freely when asked, offer advice when requested & support everyone when needed.

Your help will always be appreciated.

Come for a chat, you never know you might enjoy it.

Brigade Chief - Dave Cleaver

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3rd Officer Rick Trickett 0438 951 003

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Lilydale Senior Citizens By the time this is written the gutter guard should be all finished around the club rooms as the gutters fill up with leaves off the trees.

Our indoor bowls have started again with one carnival being held at Deloraine. They have changed their rules (only two teams from each club) which helps the smaller clubs.

Our carnival will be held on the 30th March in the Memorial hall.

One of our oldest members passed away earlier this month we convey our sympathy to his family.

We do hope to see new faces at the club soon.

Our next meeting will be on March 8th at 1.30pm in our club rooms.

See you all next month

R.East


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organisations whilst they are busy doing what they do best.

The Lilydale Lions will be assisting the Christchurch Lions by making a donation to Christchurch appeal through Lions, as it has done recently for the Queensland floods, Cyclone Yasi and Tasmanian floods. It is our, and your, contribution to assist the less fortu-nate, and those in need or peril. And as you can see by the above article, those funds go straight to where they are needed, with no administration fees or middle men; because all Lions are volunteers, at all levels. Our motto is:

“We Serve” Lilydale Markets

We took our sausage sizzle to the night markets in February where a big crowd gathered to see some of the performers from the fringe circus festival. The sausages proved very popular, requiring a quick resupply half way through the night. Well done to Nic, who stepped in for our regular BBQ King (Bill) to do the cooking duties.

Well done also to Carmencita (I hope I spelled it right) and Simon for arranging the circus personnel. Everyone seemed to enjoy it.

Lions Conventions

Lions, as an Australia wide and worldwide organisation, have regular conventions. The Australian Lions Convention in 2011 is to be held in Launceston in April 2011. There will be hundreds of Lions prowling the streets for the four day get together.

In Lilydale, we had our own convention, when visiting members of the Lions Club of Lilydale (Victoria) joined local members for morning tea. It was amazing how many similarities there are between the two clubs, besides getting each others mails, bills and receipts. Both are of a similar size, do similar activities and have similar fund raising methods. A good morning was had and it is hoped that we can maintain a relationship with our sister club from the north island.

Cow Manure

The pile of manure remains ready to fulfil your orders. At $5 a bag (about 25 litres) it is very good value, and very effective in the garden. Call Steve on 6395 1323 to order. We will deliver to the local area.

Flanagan and Chugg Taekwondo Our Lilydale classes have recommenced for 2011!

Our general class is action packed and suitable for students of all ages and fitness levels, teaching self discipline, fitness and Taekwondo skills in a friendly atmosphere.

Tiny Taekwondo is designed to teach the basics of Taekwondo in a fun and friendly class to children aged

from 4 to 7. Students learn self respect and confidence as well as self defence.

Beginners are welcome.

Flanagan and Chugg Taekwondo run classes in 22 different locations around the state which are taught by a highly trained team of professional black belt instructors. As well as teaching Taekwondo we also hold tournaments and some great social events!!

This year as well as our regular gradings, our Club Championship and the ISKA Tasmanian Open we are taking a team to the ISKA World Cup in Sydney. In 2008, when the World Cup was last held in Australia, Flanagan and Chugg Taekwondo placed 4th out of over 140 martial arts clubs. This year we hope to build on that success.

Classes are held in the Lilydale Memorial Hall on Wednesdays: Tiny Taekwondo 5.30 to 6.15 Children and adults 6.30 to 8.00

If you have any questions visit our website flanaganchugg.com.au or phone Judy 6344 4363 or Cathy 6326 3306.

Hillwood Berry Farm It's go go go, with an incredible start to the new year for everyone at Hillwood Berry Farm. With the new cafe swinging its doors open one week before Christmas, the influx of visitors that passed through Berry Farm doors (and berry patches!) exceeded all expectations. It seemed the Berry Farm was the place to be over the Summer Holidays.

“We were caught a little by surprise by just how busy we were over the Christmas and New Year’s period and were very lucky to have a fantastic crew of local staff, with an endless amount of energy and enthusiasm, who were totally dedicated to the somewhat overwhelming task”

Owners Simon and Stacy have been especially touched by the overwhelming support by the local community who have welcomed their efforts with open arms and remained patient with large crowds of tourists and initial “teething” for the new venture.

“It’s been an amazing whirlwind of activity. As the dust settles, we are getting a better feel for what people enjoy and are conjuring up some new and exciting activities for people of all ages”.

“Our Sunday live acoustic music is proving very popular and will continue into the winter season. Other exciting activities will include Friday night footy at the Farm, Theatre nights, weekly kidz club gatherings and much more.” “We also hope to start focussing on special events such as birthday parties, weddings and corporate gatherings.

There will be no slowing down for the Berry Farm in winter with planting fruit for next season the main priority in the upcoming months. “We’re well aware


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Pony Club News The summer has been very busy with weekly jumping and dressage lessons for those junior and senior riders who are enthusiastic.

The work on our new dressage arena is well underway and should be finished in time for our April rally. This all-weather arena will be a tremendous asset to our growing numbers of riders.

Lilydale Adult Riders Unfortunately our February rally was cancelled due to bad weather (not even a raincoat was going to help riders and horses that day!) We had a great day of riding instruction planned but we can still look forward to our next rally on Saturday 19th March. At the end of March, we are also having a joint weekend camp with the North East Adult Riding Club. The two days will include lessons and trail riding and all LDPC Adult Riders are welcome to attend.

Rallies are held at the Karoola Grounds on the 3rd Saturday of every month.

Please contact Jayne Blyth on 0419 844 520 or [email protected] for further information.

Tasmanian Regional Arts - Lilydale Branch The Lilydale Branch of the TRA recently held its AGM and a new committee was elected. The President is Catherine Hamilton, the secretary Brenda Bryce and the treasurer Ian Scott. Catherine thanked outgoing president and treasurer, Ian Williams and Graeme Campbell, for all their hard work whilst in office.

The committee was very pleased to note that Caitlyn Livingston, a former winner of the Peter Alting Award, which is given by the committee to an arts student of Lilydale District School, has won a place at the Victorian Academy of the Arts to study theatre production. We congratulate Caitlyn and we would be interested to hear from other former winners to know what they are doing now. We are hoping to have a display at the 150th birthday celebrations for Lilydale, and it would be nice to include some of the work of our talented students in the display.

We have some talented musicians in the district who would like to know if there are any violinists, violists and cellists in the area who would be interested in playing chamber music?

We have an exhibition of quilts coming in March. It is the work of the NSW Quilters Guild and is called 'What tickles your fancy'. This will be in the function room at Providence Vineyard, 236 Lalla Road, from 12th - 26th March and will be open from 10.00 am - 5.00 pm. Do come and have a look as they are quite beautiful works.

If you have any suggestions for events in the arts area for Lilydale, please contact the secretary on 63951290. We welcome comments and new members.

Country Women’s Association Lilydale Branch

Our first meeting for the year was followed by a shared lunch where we were able to catch up on holiday news.

One or two of our members have volunteered to give cooking tips to some students at our local school at some future date to be arranged.

Donations of biscuits are required for Agfest in early May.

The State Handicrafts & Home Industries Exhibition will be held at Punchbowl Christian Centre between 26th and 28th May.

We have decided to give a donation of $50 towards repainting of the poles to the Lilydale branch of Tasmanian Regional Arts.

Two members travelled to Hobart on the 15th February to attend a reception at Government House celebrating the 75th Anniversary of C.W.A. in Tasmania. A very enjoyable time was had by all who attended (including quite a few husbands).

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3. She was only a whiskey maker, but he loved her still.

4. A rubber band pistol was confiscated from algebra class, because it was a weapon of math disruption.

5. No matter how much you push the envelope, it'll still be stationery.

6. A dog gave birth to puppies near the road and was cited for littering.

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Lilydale Post Office & Gift Shop 1975 Main Road, Lilydale, Tasmania 7268

Props. Tom & Chris Dancer Phone/Fax—(03) 6395 1177

With our visit to the Sydney Gift Fair now over, new stock is arriving constantly at the Lilydale Post Office with large family photo frames now on sale. Rooster adjustable full aprons, normally $14.95, now only $7.95. Small and large wall plaques with the cutest of sayings only $5.95 and $12.95 respectively. White A4 reflex copy paper is flying out the door at only $4.99 per ream. Call into the Lilydale Post Office & Gift Shop to catch a bargain and view the new stock arriving steadily during March and April.

SEE YOU THERE!!!

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

from one pet to large mobs

Comb & Cutter sharpening service also available

Ph 6395 4335 Jeremy Fuller

Local Sheep

Shearer Available

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

Phone 63951 336

Lilydale Pharmacy

Where there’s a will there’s a way Finding a woman sobbing that she had locked her keys in her car, a passing soldier assures her that he can help.

She looks on amazed as he removes his trousers, rolls them into a tight ball and rubs them against the car door.

Magically it opens.

"That's so clever," the woman gasps. "How did you do it?"

"Easy," replies the man.

"These are my khakis".

Check out the new Natural Instincts

range.

They have all been re-packaged and there are new products for

sensitive skins and hair.


Heartburn / indigestion or reflux. This is often described as a burning feeling that moves up the food pipe (oesophagus) towards the throat. Other symptoms include burping up stomach juices, suddenly getting extra saliva in your mouth, a cough that cannot be explained, a ‘lump’ deep in your throat.

The muscle ring, which is between the stomach and the oesophagus, sometimes does not close properly and the acid contents from the stomach wash up into the oesophagus. This causes burning to the oesophagus, which is painful.

Some things can put pressure on the muscle ring and force it open – such as eating large meals, eating too quickly, not chewing properly, eating then exercising, bending over or straining, lying flat, being overweight, being pregnant or eating spicy acidic fatty foods.

Some things can cause the muscle ring to lose its strength or tone; Getting older, alcohol, smoking, caffeine drinks, stress and anxiety, some medicines. Aspirin and anti-inflammatory medicines can aggravate heartburn.

Any chest pain should be discussed with your doctor, as there are many illnesses that can cause chest pain. If you have heartburn there are ways to prevent it occurring; Eat smaller meals, eat slowly, chew well, cut down alcohol and caffeine drinks, stop smoking, raise the head end of your bed by about 1 brick, loose weight, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about your medicines.

Antacid tablets or mixtures are often used to relieve heartburn (e.g. Mylanta, Gaviscon, Quickeze). These are quite effective but if you need to use them most days, then you probably need something else to prevent the heartburn from occurring. There are many acid-suppressing medications available from your doctor or pharmacist. Ranitidine or Zantac has been available for many years from a pharmacy, but recently Salpraz (pantoprazole) has become available from pharmacies - and this is stronger than ranitidine or Zantac. When taken every day, these medicines slow the acid production in the stomach and prevent the heartburn. Chronic heartburn can cause damage to the oesophagus, and it may require many months of acid-suppressing medications to heal the oesophagus.

Heartburn is very common, but you don’t need to suffer. Ask us to help you find what may be most appropriate for you.

A Spot of Local History Continued from our article last month with a few minor changes spotted by our local History Group member Tammy Edwards.

Health Solutions from the Lilydale Pharmacy

Apparently the Committee formed was a working committee, another error was the stipend paid to Rev Mather which was 25 pounds per year not 15.

JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS

Arrangements have been made to celebrate the jubilee of the church in a fitting manner on December 20 and 21. On the Saturday evening an old-fashioned “tea meeting” will be held, when it is anticipated that a record and representative gathering will be present, including the Right Rev. J. C. Jones, Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Tasmania, the Hon. Alan Wardlaw, M.L.C., the Warden (Mr. L. A. Proctor), and representatives from Launceston, Scottsdale, Nabowla, and other districts. On Sunday, the 21st inst., special services will be held, and the Moderator will unveil two memorial fablets, one to the memory of the late Rev. Robert Campbell, who ministered in the church for 30 years, and the other to the Memory of the “Old Pioneers” of the church. The following inscription will appear on the tablet in memory of the pioneers :

“Thou wast their Rock, Their Foundation, and their Might

Thou Lord their Captain in the well fought fight”

“In grateful memory of the early pioneers of the Church. In the midst of many hardships they kept the lamp of faith burning. The memory of the just is blessed.”

From the Mercury, Monday 15th December 1930 page 3

Lilydale Online Access Centre In association with LINC Tasmania the Lilydale Online Access Centre is now able to offer a series of short courses on a variety of computer based topics. We intend to run the courses mainly on Wednesday mornings & Thursday afternoons. Cost per 2 hour session is only $11 and any of the courses can be run provided we have a minimum of 3 people attending.

This term we’re concentrating on Getting Started Courses, later this year we’ll go on to Taking it Slowly courses and then Cruising with the Computer courses.

So if you see a course below you’d like to take, why not find a couple of friends and make a booking at the Centre.

New 2 hour Getting Started Courses include:

Getting Started - Know Your Computer: Understand how your computer works, Identify the main PC parts, etc

Getting Started with the Internet: Effective search techniques, Using the Address Bar, Using favourite sites, organising favourites, Changing the Home Page

Getting Started - Get Online: What you can do online, Internet Banking, Online shopping, Government information, hobby information, books and more.


LILYDALE DISTRICT SCHOOL SNIPPETS

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

Lilydale District School Welcomes the following new staff members

in 2011

• Mr Martin Binns AST Middle School Sector Leader • Mr Paul Kelly into our Middle School & HPE from Rocherlea • Mrs Christine Bignell into our Middle School from

Port Dalrymple • Mrs Tania Glanville into our Middle School & Art from Ulverstone • Mr David Brown into our K-4 Sector from Winnaleah • Mr Brock Kerslake into our K-4 Sector from Scottsdale • Mrs Cara Tuthill .6 into our K-4 Sector • Ms Susan Igglesden as our new Social Worker • Mr Dallas Jones as our new trainee ICT Tech • Mr Ben Winwood as our new Chaplain • Mr Rob D’Orazio in a new teaching role at our farm • Mrs Karen Sturzaker new in the Admin Office • Ms Carol Marshall in Gr 9-10 Humanities and Music

We wish all returning and new teachers an enjoyable and fulfilling teaching year

Lilydale District School is thrilled to welcome 30 Kindergarten students (and families) into our community.

We wish them well as they begin their schooling.

Welcome also to new students, and their families, joining other grades

across the school.

NUT FREE POLICY

A reminder to all families that no food containing nuts (eg. muesli bars and peanut butter) should be brought to school. We have several children with serious allergies for whom such food may trigger a life-threatening anaphylactic shock.

Lilydale District School Uniform Shop

The uniform shop is managed by Mrs Debbie Griggs and is open every Wednesday between

2:30pm - 3:15pm. If you have any queries please

contact Debbie Griggs on 6395 0100.

Parents and Friends of the School

Starting in March, meetings will be

held on the last Tuesday of each month at 7.00 pm in

the Staff Room

All Welcome

School Administration Office News As of Thursday 24 February the

School Office is now located back in the Administration

Building


Getting Started with Email Accounts: Creating & using either a Gmail or Yahoo Email Account, adding attachments, adding contacts to an online address book etc.

Getting Started - Missed something you wanted to see: How to tell if a program you missed is available online, Find out what you need to view the program on your computer, and how to find the sites.

Getting Started - Music from the net to You: How to install ITunes, import a CD, burn a cd, play your music, Browse and search your ITunes library, etc.

Getting Started with Word 2007: Creating documents, adding text, saving documents, inserting dates, checking spelling, making basic changes to documents, printing documents, changing font sizes and styles, simple text formatting.

Getting Started with Excel 2007: Creating a Simple Spreadsheet. Creating workbooks, adding text, entering numbers, typing simple formulas, typing dates and making simple calculations, applying basic formatting, printing, saving and closing a worksheet.

Getting Started with Publisher: Learn how to make your own Business Card. Using the business card template, adding business information to a document, using & adjusting text boxes, inserting logos, using the design gallery, choosing colour options, changing card sizes.

Community Group Information Online: Did you know most community groups already have a web page with basic information? Come to the Centre and find out how to keep your groups page up to date. It’s easy.

Lilydale Online Access Centre Opening Times:

Tuesday: 2-6 pm Wednesday: 9 am-1pm Thursday: 2-5 pm Friday: 2-6 pm

Ph/Fax: 6395 0155

To book your one hour session.

www.lilydale.tco.asn.au - [email protected]

Lilydale R&SLA Two important events happened for the local Branch this month. The first being the AGM, which was well attended and saw all positions filled with willing office bearers,

which bodes well for another good year ahead.

The second was the Annual Dinner, which this year was held at the Karoola Hall. The tables looked great and the food was brilliant. Guests included Members from George Town, Scottsdale and Bridport RSL branches, Representatives from Government, Opposition, Department of Veteran Affairs and Legacy. All who attended enjoyed the time spent together.

Next meeting of the sub-branch is Thursday 17th March, at the Senior Citizens Club rooms commencing at 7.30 p.m.

Lilydale Village Market Thank you all for your support in making the Mini Fringe Circus Festival at the Lilydale Village Night Market on Sat 5 February a great success!

Our community responded in such an amazing way that it is making us think more about night markets. We haven’t scheduled any more night markets for the rest of this season. The enthusiastic response from the Lilydale community to the Saturday night events seems to suggest that we are fulfilling a community gathering role. Please let us know what you think. Suggestions for themes and improvements are welcome. Please send your ideas by email to [email protected].

For March the market dates are Sunday 13 and Sun 27 10am-2pm

Come and support your local fund raisers, the Lions Club and Nicola’s stall for the RSPCA.

New stall holders are welcome!!!

For updates keep checking: www.lilydalevillagemarket.blogspot.com

Contact us at: [email protected]

Ph: 0438 582 876 / 6395 4320 / 0408 995 012

Goodness, its March already!

Lilydale Playgroup Our year is off to a great start. Firstly & most importantly we’d like to say a big warm thank you to Peter and Sarah for the donation of children’s CD’s. The music has brought a happy festive atmosphere to our playgroup. Another sincere big thanks to Narelle for the generous donation of a couch. We now have a cosy little corner for sharing a relaxing cuppa with friends while reading books to our older children and feeding the younger ones. The most relaxing fun you can have as a mum doing four things at once!

Upcoming Events

We’ll be joining the teddy bears at the Lions Club Teddy Bear’s Picnic again this year (27th March 10am – 2pm). We’re hoping to raise some funds for the playgroup to update and improve the outdoor play facilities. We will be selling biscuits and bickie decorating kits for the kids to decorate their own. We will also be selling preloved kids clothes. CAN YOU HELP? We need to locate a trestle table we can use for the day. Donations of kids clothes would also be greatly appreciated. If you would like to help with the bickie making that would be great too! If you can help with any of this phone Anni on 6395 4399.

Remember everyone is welcome. First session free ($3/wk per family includes hot drinks and munchies). For further information, contact Anni on 6395 4399 or Brooke on 6395 1442 or just pop in, we’d be glad to see you. (We’re on Station Rd behind the old church).


Weedon Real Estate have been involved in selling properties in the Lilydale District for around 25 years and have always had agents living in the area during that time ensuring first hand knowledge of what it has to offer.

We now have two agents working in the area with the experienced John Davis joining Tom Dancer in helping to cover the district. John knows the area well having sold a number of local properties in his time involved in Real Estate.

If you are interested in selling or would just like a free no obligation market appraisal please contact Tom on 0419 369 162 or John on 0418 135 718

Weedon Real Estate 66 George St, Launceston (03) 6331 3566

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

For Hire with Operator

No Job

Too Big or Too Small

20 tonne Excavator with mud bucket, log grab,

digging bucket & stick rake

3.5 tonne Excavator with buckets

100 HP Case Tractor & Front End Loader with forks,

bucket & bail clamps

Available for land clearing, slashing, discing etc

Competitive Rates Please call Scott for a FREE quote on

0427 609 888

For Sale Double Antique colonial (black) bass & iron bed

with mattress in exc cond $850

Single antique colonial (black) brass & iron bed (mattress optional) in exc cond $350

Dyson upright vacuum with ball used only a few times $550

A-line dog kennel suit small dog $10

A-line goat house $20

Papasan chair with cushion $15

Round bedside table or display $20

2 QS bedspreads in good condition $50

PH: 0459 419 195

Clever Advertising On a Church's Billboard: 7 days without God makes one weak.

At a Tire Shop: Invite us to your next blowout.

On a Front Gate: Salesmen welcome! Dog food is expensive!

CLASSIFIEDS


COMMUNITY NOTICEBOARD Uniting Church Services Sun 6 Mar 11.15am Rev Helen Johnson

Sun 20 Mar 11.15am Mr Barrie Robinson

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

Social Time in the Uniting Church sitting room Welcome back for 2011 when we meet again on Thursday 24th March from 1.30pm

Congratulations Ann, for finding the ‘missing piece’ of jigsaw! So, we try again - those few pieces that are eluding our finish.

Come along, bring a friend, your craft work, or knitting and have a cuppa and go when you must.

Lions Club of Lilydale Needs You We need members, Any age over 18 Male

or Female

A fun way to meet and help the community Phone: Bill—6395 1013 (AH)

Lilydale Playgroup Friendly relaxed atmosphere

ALL WELCOME

First session free!

$3 / week per family, includes hot drinks and munchies toys and books messy play, painting, craft, playdough sand pit, slide, fort, swings, waterplay, bubbles, music and lots of fun!!!

Wednesdays 10 am - 12 noon

Where? Behind the Anglican Church, Station Road, Lilydale.

For more information phone: Brooke 6395 1442 or Anni 6395 4399

Or just pop in!

Teddy Bears Picnic Hollybank - Sunday 27 March - 10am - 2pm

Activities will include: a free merry go round storytelling (bear stories only) face painting stalls games raffles

Displays by: Lilydale Fire Brigade Forestry Tasmania Neighbourhood Watch

Bring a picnic or sample the Lions Club of Lilydale’s sausage sizzle; or both.

Entry is free to all Teddies – human families are requested to make a gold coin donation. So please come along and visit us. There may even be a famous Bear present to help with the games and rides.

Stock up for Winter: Don’t waste your hard earned money buying ready made stocks, they are easy, cheap and tasty when you ‘do it yourself’.

Stock making is not difficult and as it makes use of scraps and leftovers, it is very frugal. Keep containers of stock in your freezer, so it's ready at a moment's notice. Freeze stock in ice cube trays, then transfer the cubes to a plastic freezer bags, so you have perfectly measured, small amounts of stock for cooking.

Save a lot of fat and calories by using stock for sautéing. You can also add lots of flavour to everyday foods (like rice) by using stock instead of water in cooking.

Making vegetable stock is a great way to clean out the refrigerator of food, don't limit your stock making ingredients to whole vegetables. Start saving peels (well washed, of course) and trimmings while you cook. Your stock will be strained before being used, and all those unattractive peels will be gone, but they will have imparted a lovely flavour to your stock. Some excellent vegetables (and vegetable scraps) to use are: onions, garlic, potatoes, sweet potatoes, squash, carrots, celery, mushrooms, peas, corn (empty corn cobs can also add lots of flavour to veg. stock), parsley, green beans, beets, bell peppers, green onions, shallots, fresh basil or other herbs

Making poultry stock, you can buy chicken or turkey parts to make stock (buy inexpensive parts, such as backs and necks). Poultry stock is also a great way to use the bones that are leftover when you de-bone chicken breasts. You can also use a leftover cooked chicken or turkey carcass instead of fresh raw meat to make stock


T 1 Senior Citizens - SC, 1.30pm Active Fitness Group - LG, 7pm Progress Association - MH, 7.30pm

W 2 Lilydale Playgroup - AC, 10 am Tai Chi - UC Hall, 9.30am CWA Lions - 7.30 pm

T 3

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

S 5 Footy: Practice match

S 6 Pony Club - KO

M 7 Valley Voices - UC, 7.30 pm

T 8 Senior Citizens - SC, 1.30pm Active Fitness Group - LG, 7pm

W 9 Lilydale Playgroup - AC, 10 am Tai Chi - UC Hall, 9.30am

T 10 Neighbourhood Watch - FS

F 11 Senior Citizens Bowls - SC, 1.30pm

S 12

S 13 Lilydale Village Market


T 15 Senior Citizens - SC, 1.30pm Active Fitness Group - LG, 7pm TRA Quilt Exhibition (until 26th March) - Providence Vineyard - 10-5

W 16 Lilydale Playgroup - AC, 10 am Tai Chi - UC Hall, 9.30am Lions - 7.30 pm

T 17 RSL Meeting - SC

F 18 Senior Citizens Bowls - SC, 1.30pm Badminton - 7.30pm LH

S 19 Lilydale Adult Riders - KO

S 20


T 22 Senior Citizens - SC, 1.30pm Active Fitness Group - LG, 7pm

W 23 Lilydale Playgroup - AC, 10 am Tai Chi - UC Hall, 9.30am

T 24

F 25 Senior Citizens Bowls - SC, 1.30pm

S 26 Footy: Lilydale vs Old Scotch

S 27 Teddy Bear’s Picnic - Hollybank 10am Lilydale Village Market


T 29 Senior Citizens - SC, 1.30pm Active Fitness Group - LG, 7pm Lilydale District School P&F - LDS Staffroom, 7pm

W 30 Lilydale Playgroup - AC, 10 am Tai Chi - UC Hall, 9.30am Red Cross - 11 am

T 31 Uniting Church Social Afternoon - UC, 1.30pm

WHAT’S ON THIS MONTH

Fire - Police - Ambulance 000 Launceston General Hospital: 6348 7111 Poison Information Service: 13 11 26

Lilydale Medical Clinic: 6395 1455 6395 1258 AH Lilydale Pharmacy: 6395 1336

Native Animal Rescue: David – Birds Fish etc 6395 1345 or 6395 1579 AH Lorraine – Native animals: 6326 3502 or 0417 108 596

Patsy – Native animals: 6395 6248

Local Fire Brigade Permit Officers

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

Austins Road Area: Shane Coleman: Mob 0407 263 120, or Richard Crabtree: Hm 63 95 4142;

Karoola/ Lower Turners Marsh Area: Adrian Smith : Mob 0409 790 657.

Lilydale Area: Dave Cleaver- 0407 047 083 David Dornauf- 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 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 LDS = Lilydale District School LH = Lebrina Hall, Golconda Rd, Lebrina MH = Memorial Hall, Main Rd, Lilydale SC = Senior Citizens Clubrooms, Main Rd, Lilydale SA = Saint Anne’s Church, Lalla Rd, Lilydale OCH = The Old Courthouse, Main 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

Edit ing & Layout : Editor : J ayne Saddington Phone/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 f rom February to December by the Li lyda le Distr ict Progress Associat ion Inc . Art ic les & 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 ly.progress ive@gmai l .com

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