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The Lilydale Progressive - April 2005 Page 1

This month we celebrate Anzac Day on Monday 25th April when Australian and New Zealand troops landed on the Gallipoli Peninsula in 1915 and to commemorate all those who have represented this country in military conflict.

Australia has always sent troops to overseas conflicts – from the Boer War at the end of the 19th Century right up until the current Iraq war even though this country has only been directly threatened once. If the old country was at war so were we! Australian men rushed to join up afraid that the fighting would finish before they had fired a shot. It was also a great adventure – a chance to get away from home and see the world. Men from the local district have also fought and died in conflict.

Early Anzac memories include a street march and Anzac sports at the local recreation ground. All shops and businesses were closed and it was a holiday for all. Most towns and cities have some sort of monument or cenotaph to remember the war dead which shows that the effect of war has touched many people.

Anzac Day this year will perhaps have a different meaning for me as one of my sons has recently graduated from the Navy Recruit School at HMS Cerberus along with one of his old school friends. My brother has also seen service in Papua New Guinea and East Timor with the Australian Army. The Australian Navy has served in two World Wars, Korea, Malaya, Vietnam and Gulf War and provided humanitarian assistance and disaster relief within Australia and abroad.

Remember, whatever your views on war, invasion, imperialism, the war in Iraq etc also recognize the sacrifices

made so that we could live in a free country instead of suffering life as others in Europe and Asia have done. Whoever wins also loses and I believe that Anzac Day should also remind us that war should be avoided if possible. Mi l i tary act ion should not be confused with patriotism!

A dawn service at the Senior Citizens Rooms and also an 11 o’clock service at the Cenotaph wil l be held in Lilydale. For more details phone Sue Watson on 6395 1361.

Julie

RSL Anzac Day

Due to several of our members being away on holidays e.g Alan & Jean in new Zealand & Gail overseas to name just a few, we are going to be a bit shorthanded with both breakfast and morning tea

following the 11am service. I’m appealing for some “Aussie Spirit” within our district, just for an hour – nothing too hard, just ‘Don an Apron’ or pour some teas, every little helps. Please contact Tom Dixon 6395 1202 or Sue Watson 6395 1361 and make an offer.

Mt Arthur Centre Valley Voices

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123 Magic Lilydale CWA

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Health Notes 4

Taekwondo Karoola Playgroup

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Neighbourhood Watch 6

Lilydale District School 7

Landcare Lilydale History Group

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Lilydale Football Club 9

Lilydale Online Access Centre LDS Quiz Night

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Calendar 11

Inside this issue: Editorial April 2005

Volume 26, Issue 3 THE LILYDALE PROGRESSIVE

Progressive Deadlines for 2005

Articles for inclusion can be left at the

Lilydale Pharmacy or e-mailed to lily_progressive

@ yahoo.com.au by the following dates:

April 22nd May 27th June 24th July 22nd

August 26th September 23rd October 28th

November 25th

'At the going down of the sun' 'and in the morning'

'We will remember them' 'Lest we Forget'


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Mary Walsh Centre News

Once more autumn weather is with us, with cold winds and leaves thick on the ground in many places. Jack Frost is just around the corner waiting to come out and chill us to the bones once more. Flowers in our gardens are scarce at present but the chrysanthemums will soon be coming into bloom. Those of us who have wood fires are preparing for winter months by getting their wood supply in. Debbie, Darian and Jennifer held a stall last week to raise funds for use at the Day Centre and we would like to thank all those who supported us on the day. We raised $150.00.

On the 3rd March we went to Bridport for a trip where we dined at “The Flying Teapot” situated in lovely surroundings. We all enjoyed the meal. We are pleased to welcome Heather Griffith who has kindly offered her services at the centre as a volunteer, lucky us, as Heather plays the piano and sings as well. Tuesday 22nd March saw us off to Aldersgate Village for a special Easter Bonnet Parade and afternoon tea to raise funds for Aldersgate. We enjoyed our purchases from their stall and catching up with a few old friends.

There is no sorrow that He will not share, No cross, no burden, for our hearts to bear Without His help; no care of ours too small To cast on Jesus; let us tell Him all- Lay at His feet the story of our woes And in His sympathy find sweet repose “If God numbers our hairs, Will He not also number our tears. (Anon.)

Valley Voices Do you like Music? We invite you to come along and see and hear your local Valley Voices Choir at work. We meet on Monday nights – 7.30 pm in the Uniting Church, Main Rd, Lilydale. We are seeking new members. Do not judge yourself as to your suitability. Just bring your voice with you. You do not need to be great. You do not need to read music or have experience in choir singing. Just love the idea of singing and having loads of fun, laughter and friendship. Please – Do Come


UPHOLSTERER

Stephen Griffin 6395 1323

Mobile: 0419 951 323 Brown Mountain Rd

Underwood

For all types of furniture upholstery. Extensive range

of fabrics and vinyls available.

Free Quotes—No Obligation

REX LETHBORG & SON FUNERAL SERVICES

Michael Lethborg Director

Prearranged & Prepaid Funerals Monumental Work

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Scottsdale 6352 2659 Tamar Valley 6382 4124

Fax: 6352 4050 24 Hours Seven Day Service

Wilkin Design

For all concept, designs, drafting and organisational

duties in the Building Industry

Phone: 6334 5800 [email protected]

Todd Wilkin P.O. Box 96 Lilydale, 7268

123 Magic Relationships Australia is a not for profit community based organisation that provides a range of services to Tasmanians. These services include courses and seminars for individuals, couples, families aimed at enhancing and building relationships. 1 2 3 Magic A three session course offered at the Mt Arthur Centre, Lilydale 10:00am to 12:30 pm Wednesday

11th May 2005 - Week 1 18th May 2005 - Week 2 25th May 2005 - week 3

1 2 3 Magic is a simple yet highly effective parenting program for those with children aged 2 –12 years. Sessions are facilitated through the use of video, group discussion and activities. Parents are provided with strategies for STOPPING non-desirable behaviour and encouraging the START of positive behaviour. Bookings are essential, as participant numbers are limited. A pre payment is required to ensure your place. Should you wish to learn more about this and other programs please contact Relationships Australia on 6336 7000 or 1800 002 222 ask for Tim or Kate.

Lilydale CWA Our first meeting for the year is held in February and this year tradition was followed when we got together in the morning to catch up on each others Christmas news, after which we enjoyed a shared lunch with the meeting being held in the afternoon. During the morning we also prepared and packed 10 Birthing packs ready for forwarding to the Pacific Islands. 7 members and 2 visitors attended the March meeting held at the home of Mrs Norma Bardenhagen, Station Rd, Lilydale This meeting was also held in the morning due to several members wishing to attend another function in the afternoon. Roll call for this month took the form of a monetary donation for the Launceston City Mission and a substantial amount was passed over. For several years now we have been meeting in members homes however we have decided that future meetings will be held in the Old Courtroom or if we are having a morning meeting with lunch to share these will take place in the Uniting Church Hall. March birthdays were remembered and plans were made to celebrate the Branch’s 66th birthday in April. Our 2005 AGM will be held on May 4th. New members and visitors are always welcome so if you would like to know more please come along to meeting and see what CWA is all about. Further information can be obtained from either Dorothy Story (Secretary) on 6395 6142, Margaret Hanstein (President) on 6395 1267 or any branch member.


Health Notes from the Lilydale Pharmacy

Health Notes: COLD SORES Cold sores are caused by one of the viruses from the herpes family, known as herpes simplex (HSV). There are two types of HSV infections. HSV-1 usually causes infections on the face, such as cold sores around the lips and nose, whereas HSV-2 usually causes genital herpes. The tingle is the very first sign of the cold sore. This tingling, burning sensation occurs even before the actual cold sore appears. It is at this time that the a n t i v i r a l creams are best. We keep generic ‘aciclovir’ which is most effective. The next stage is the blister. Usually within 24 hours or so of that first feeling of a cold sore coming on, red swollen areas appear and get covered with tiny blisters. These blisters can last for several days. When they burst open and begin to weep, the virus can be easily spread to other places and people. Aciclovir is still effective but the iodine products are also effective at this stage. After the weeping stage the cold sore dries up and forms a scab which generally heals in about a week without scarring. Blistex and Nyal lip ointments are good at this stage. Unfortunately, cold sores come back time after time because, as with all the herpes infections, the virus “hides” in the body’s nerve cells away from the immune system. We are all exposed to the cold sore virus, but not all of us will experience an outbreak of cold sores. More than 4 million Australians – over 20% of our population report having repeated attacks. Cold sores are easily transferred from person to person, and they can be particularly dangerous if caught by babies or people taking medicine that affects their immune system. There may be no permanent cure for cold sores yet, but you can do a lot to prevent them. Dry, burnt lips present the ideal conditions for a cold sore to break out. Regular use of a sunscreen lip balm will prevent many cold sores. Keep some antiviral cold sore cream handy to use as soon as you feel the tingle start. If you have very frequent attacks, perhaps regularly taking Lysine tablets will prevent them. Reducing chocolate and nuts can also help.

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Have a good trip Bill & Maggie.

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MHA

Minister for: Finance Employment Racing

Minister for: Sport and Recreation Assisting the Premier on Local Government

1st Floor, Public Buildings 53 St John Street

LAUNCESTON 7250

Phone: 6336 2250 Fax: 6331 1718

Lilydale Pharmacy

Open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm

Colin and Helen Denney. Phone 63951 336

Sugar free chocolate and sweets

All our film processing, including CDs, is now done with Fletchers.

Takes 2 or 3 days.


MICHAEL P FRANKE JOINERY

Kitchens, Bathrooms, Doors, Frames, Furniture and all other Joinery work.

Made to your requirements.

Free measure & quotes, advice & ideas

671 Brown Mountain Rd,

Underwood 7268

Ph: 03 6395 1147

WILLIAMS BODYWORKS

DOES YOUR CAR NEED = Panel Beating = =Spray Painting = =Chassis Work = =Car Detailing =

Insurance or private repairs. See Col for a free quote. With over 20 years experience in smash repairs

your car will look like new! Cnr Whites Mill and Lilydale Roads

Phone 6395 1391

Lilydale-Karoola Veterinary Service a branch of Scottsdale Vet Service

Main Rd, Lilydale Ph: 6395 1271

ALL HOURS

Ron Harris BVSc MRCVS, QDAH Martina McPeace BVSc Samara Cohen BVSc

CONSULTING HOURS Mon-Fri: 9-10 am & 5-6 pm

By appointment

All species attended

Full Surgical, Laboratory, Dental, Radiology, Clipping & Grooming Services available, Johnes Disease Accreditation, Mastitis,

nutrition & reproductive programmes for cattle

Lilydale Taekwondo Club News. Taekwondo Classes are held Monday and Wednesday evenings 6.30-8.00pm at the Lilydale Memorial Hall. Taekwondo is effective self defence, promotes health and fitness and develops concentration and self discipline in children. It is also lots of fun. The club has been operating since 2002 in Lilydale and this year Josh Clarke, Alex James and Terry Hammersley are working hard to be the first students from Lilydale to grade to Black Belt. On May 7th a team from Lilydale will compete against other clubs from around the state in a team challenge event to be held in Longford. Lilydale will be fielding a strong team in the event which comprises sparring matches, high kicking contests and competition in forms (traditional patterns of movement.) New students are always most welcome. For more information, contact Mike and Judy Flanagan on 63444363 or

Karoola Playgroup This month at Playgroup we have had a very busy and exciting time. Making new friends, with numbers in attendance slowly growing. Our excursion to the bike centre was terrific and everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves. The Humble Abode presentation held at the Playgroup was also very successful, with all bonuses benefiting the Playgroup. Tickets to the Hoolie Doolie Concert were organized, and all those who attended had a great time and enjoyed a very exciting and upbeat performance. As part of our Easter Celebrations at the Playgoup, the children made and decorated for themselves, some Easter Bunny Ears and Baskets. Mysteriously, the baskets were later found around the play area filled with chocolate eggs?? Coming up in April, lots of craft work, exploration and fun. Also our Family Function this term, A Mothers Day Family Picnic, including games and a stall, on the

30th April at the Karoola Hall, Anyone who is interested in joining Playgroup are more than welcome. Please contact Tammy East (President) ph: 6395 4403


Have been successfully selling properties

in the Lilydale District for over 15 years and can advise

prospective purchasers of what the area has to offer.

Our local agent lives in the area and is readily available to

discuss your real estate requirements whether you are selling or buying.

Remember we can do a quiet listing, which means selling without a fuss.

Contact your local property consultant

Tom Dancer on 63 95 1546 or 0419 369 162

(Mobile) who has had over 16 years experience

in listing and selling Real Estate.

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

Lilydale Neighbourhood Watch We had quite a good attendance despite the clash with the Weed Control Meeting. Annette Waddle was unable to come this meeting but will be at our May meeting as our guest speaker, so come along and hear what she has to say. We are hoping to get another speaker for our April meeting but as yet we haven't heard anything definite. We may know something after the closing date for the Progressive. If we hear anything before the deadline we will notify Jayne and she can add it to the end of this publication. We were hoping to get someone from Community Policing to talk on the Immobilisers for your cars similar to the demonstration held recently in Launceston's Mall. This should be of interest to anyone who owns a vehicle that could be stolen at any time. POLICE REPORT Incident 1. As a result of information received at the Lilydale Police Station during January 2005 a number of searches were conducted in our local area. As a result local police located a quantity of stolen property and drugs that has resulted in a number of people being charged with various offences. Police would like to thank those community members who have been willing to participate in these matters and by their efforts to assist in making our community a safer place. Incident 2. In the early hours of Tuesday 8th February 2005 a robbery occurred in the Tunnel area. This matter is currently under investigation by Launceston CIB and any information can be directed to that office on 63363915 or via Crime Stoppers on 1800 005 555. There have been no other reports for the last 4 weeks which is very good news. The Police are asking anyone who has lost water pumps, hoses, pipes etc to let them know , no matter how small it may seem. Next meeting will be at the Lilydale Fire Station on APRIL 14th AT 7.30 p.m. (Please note the change of time, due to the fact that Daylight Saving Time will be finished)

For all your hair care needs at our convenient location.

Open: Tues – Fri 9am – 5 pm Sat – By appointment only

Phone Heather on 6395 1365

NOW AVAILABLE MASSAGE THERAPIST

Sat: 1pm – 5.30 pm Sun: 9 am – 5.30 pm Mon: 9 am – 5.30 pm

Relaxation/Swedish or Deep Relaxation Massage Remedial/Deep Tissue/ Acupressure

Phone Jeanette on 0427 098 003 or 6395 1365 (Salon)

HAIR SALON

Lilydale/Karoola Branch Red Cross

Plant/Bulb Stall

Will be selling a variety of spring bulbs and other plants at a stall in the Main Street, Lilydale On Friday 8th April 2005 Starting at 8.30am Mixed packs from $2 per pack of 5

Early orders may be placed by phoning 6395 4268


STARS OF THE MONTHSTARS OF THE MONTH

Name: Grade 3-6 students who represented Lilydale District School in the TPSSA Swimming Carnival

Awarded For: outstanding determination and sportsmanship.

LILYDALE DISTRICT SCHOOL SNIPPETS

Phone: 6395 1231 Fax: 6395 1492 Email: [email protected]

Clean Up Australia—Schools Day The good people of our village can now sleep easy knowing that the 3/4 classes participated in Clean Up Australia—School Day on Friday, 11th March. They picked up many bags of rubbish from the streets of Lilydale, the Village Green and the school grounds. They embraced the concept of community service with vigour and enthusiasm.

2005 Leaders Induction Assembly On Thursday 3rd March Lilydale District School held their 2005 Leaders Induction Assembly. We have a fantastic group of young people participating in a wide range of leadership roles this year. Whether as members of the Student Executive Council, the House Captains, both senior and junior, and the school bus monitors, these students will play significant roles in the life of the school and in promoting the Lilydale learning community. Student leaders whether in primary, middle school or senior years encourage student participation, and by encouraging students to participate more fully in the life of the school, student leaders become constructive agents of change for the school community. The motto on the cover of the assembly program summed up the proceedings; ‘Our students, our future’. Congratulations to Joshua Clarke and Alicia Dornauf for being chosen as Presidents of the Student Representative Council.

VOLUNTEER MENTORS REQUIRED

Following three successful programs, the Co-Pilots community mentoring program will recommence soon in Launceston. The program aims to encourage young people to develop skills and confidence and to find new path-ways to learning and work. Co-Pilots links a young person with an adult volunteer to plan and work together on a two month project that has a community focus.

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST are invited from adults (21 years plus) who would like to be mentors for primary or secondary school students in the Co-Pilots program. Mentors from a range of backgrounds are welcome and no previous experience is required. The commitment involves 18 hours free certified training and at least 16 hours contact time with a young person over a two month period.

For details contact the Co-Pilots Coordinator, Launceston City Council, on 6323 3368.

2005 Parent/Child Session These sessions will commence on Friday, 8th April. If you have a child who will be attending Kindergarten in 2006 and would like some information regarding these sessions, please contact the school office on 6395 1231

HAPPENING IN APRIL Monday 4th School resumes after the Easter break Thursday 7th Inter-High Swimming Carnival at Windmill Hill Friday 8th Parent/Child sessions begin Friday 29th Lilydale Parent & Friends Quiz night at

the Community Hall 7.30 pm


We hope that you had a happy Easter and the Easter bunny visited with lots of chocolate goodies for everyone.

We always find that once Easter is over, the rest of the year just flies by. With only five weeks to MOTHER’S DAY, now is the time to utilize the “no deposit lay-by” system at the Lilydale Post Office. Unfortunately time and time again, we have customers who come back to purchase that special something only to find that it has been sold. So don’t miss out, if you see a gift for that someone special in your life, just ask the friendly staff to put it away for you.

We have a new selection of lovely gifts for Mum and have been working hard over the Easter break to display them throughout the Lilydale Post Office. From exquisite Glass/wire photo frames, bowls & trinket boxes, musical pianos, farmyard egg timers, beautiful glass bowls and platters to Bear waterballs, the list is endless.

With such inexpensive items, it is a golden opportunity to really say “I Love You” to your Mum this MOTHER’S DAY. If you require assistance to select a gift just ask the staff at the Post Office who will readily help you make a selection. SEE YOU THERE!!!!!

Lilydale Post Office & Gorgeous Gifts 1975 Main Road, Lilydale, Tasmania 7268

Props. Tom & Chris Dancer

Quickspray Unit Costs

$5 to join Lilydale Landcare $25 per day $40 weekend, dropped off by arrangement on Sunday night/Monday morning $40 two consecutive days thereafter $25 per day

Includes Quickspray unit, trailer and one tank of chemicals pre mixed to your requirements, for basic weeds.

If you require further information on chemicals contact Jamie Cooper 0417 348 912 during business hours. DPIWE.

Chemical handling courses available at the Lilydale School Farm.

Basic Spray time for near future Gorse - March Blackberry - April Ragwort - May

Conditions of use Bring back empty and clean, if rain, cancel and rebook, protective gear to be worn (some masks available).

Bookings through Lilydale School Farm Phone 63951478: Mike Noonan, Rob D’Orazio, Greg Duke 0407 8825 95, Royce Hodgetts. Tues to Fri 9am-3pm

Basic instructions with the unit

Huge thanks to Jack Wilson, Tim Denney, Graeme Arnold, Brian Baxter, Chris and Sally Strong for their financial backing.

We are greatly indebted to Neil Buckby Motors for their support.

Lilydale Landcare Association is the facilitator of this project and does not carry

responsibility for the actions of individuals using its equipment.

Lilydale History Group

Over the years increasing numbers of people have become interested in tracing their origins and finding out more about their own Family Tree and where they came from.

Recently two of our members have been able to help mainland residents whose ancestors at once time lived in the Northeast of our beautiful state.

Through the Internet we were asked for information about a branch of the Proctor family who lived in the area, and after some careful research Tammy was able to ascertain that the family in question had in fact lived at Lefroy and they were buried in the Pipers River cemetery. This family is not to be mistaken for the Proctors who lived Doaks Rd Lilydale, although it’s entirely possible they were related The lady who requested this information lives in Victoria and is now planning a trip to Tasmania to visit the region.

Helen was able to help a visitor to the area find family


graves in the Lilydale cemetery. Four of the members of the Doak family who once lived in Lilydale are buried there together. The family resided at a property named “Glen Doone” and the visitor was also looking for it’s location. During a conversation with a Doak’s Road resident Helen mentioned the name of this property and the resident said that was the place where she has lived for many years. Arrangements were made and a few days later Helen took the visitor to view the property and meet the present owner.

These are just two examples of how we are able to help people research their own Family Tree. The members of the History Group are always looking for more Historic facts and ways to preserve our rich and often colourful past. If you would like to know more or maybe join our Group we would love to hear from you. We meet on the third Friday of the month in the Old Courtroom on the Main Rd at 8.00pm in the Summer months and 7.30pm in Winter. Contact phone numbers for the Group include Helen on 6395 2060 anytime or Tammy on 6395 6278 of an evening.

Lilydale Football Club

This may be the Club’s last report in the Progressive for the time being. The Club has not been able to attract more Volunteer helpers or Com-mittee people so it becomes a case of rationalisation, the people who are left must give

their priorities where they can be best used to en-sure the Club can exist. Has anyone thought what Lilydale would be like without a Football Club, Cricket and badminton disappeared without much effort to keep them going. With an ageing Committee we have been asking people to consider the future for a number of years, the time has come to stop thinking and act. Ring Sue on 6395 1361 or come to the ground on Tuesdays or Thursdays, there is nearly always someone there from before 4.00 pm until late. The Club’s priorities are: • Administration • Financial • Ground Maintenance

Teams & Players The NEFU has a roster at last, two weeks after the fate of St Marys was decided, Ringarooma wobbled and it looked as thought what was to be an eight Club competition would be reduced to six Clubs, Ringarooma will continue but will not be fielding a Reserves side, this year, this means a later start for the Junior teams.

The normal game times are: 9.30 am Under 13’s and Under 10’s 10.30 am Under 16’s 12.10 pm Reserves 2.00 pm Seniors

It is expected that all grades, excepting Seniors, will start one game later when playing Ringarooma, with less rush it may be possible to have a longer break between games.

The Club also has to find time to work some matters out with the Council, we have unanswered correspondence going back to 1998 and an ideal situation would be to put everything on the table and clear it all up at the same time. In this regards the Club would like to hear from anyone who has a matter that they would like raised. The serious men with their clipboards have us intrigued, our contacts at the Council know nothing about them, or why they were there but their comment about the Clubrooms not belonging to the Council was wrong, the Clubrooms are on Council Land. This brings forward a need to find out just what is on the card and how correct the records are. This is probably a matter more for the Recreation Ground Committee, than the Football Club, but Sue is secretary of both and this will ensure that your enquiries or advice get to the right place.

Club Diary: April 3rd 10.00 am Practice Match Under 16’s vs Prospect at Lilydale 1.00 pm 30 boys from Under 12’s and Under 10’s to participate in half time activities St Kilda – Fremantle game at York Park April 9th 2005 Season begins Lilydale vs Branxholm at Branxholm ages for 9.30 game to be advised. April 16th Lilydale vs Scottsdale Crows at Lilydale. All 5 teams playing from 9.30 am Evening – Music being sought April 23rd Bye. Possible family day involving all 5 teams. April 30th Lilydale vs Winnaleah at Lilydale, ages for 9.30 game to be advised. Entertainment to be advised. May 7th Lilydale vs St Helens at St Helens, No under 13’s or Under 10’s matches. May 14th Lilydale vs Bridport at Lilydale. All 5 teams playing from 9.30 am The Club will be using Club Corner in Tuesday’s Examiner to inform people of coming events.


Lilydale Online Access Centre

Here at the start of our 6th year of operation is the time to reflect on our past achievements. We will be holding our AGM at 7.30 pm on Tuesday 10th May 2005 in the Lilydale Community Library. This is a great opportunity to see what the Centre has been up to over the past 12 months and to become a part of the team for those who’d like to help guide the Centre for the next 12 months. We cordially invite everyone to come to the AGM.

Centre Opening Times: Monday—closed Tuesday: 2-6pm Wednesday: 9am-1pm Thursday: 2-6pm Friday: 2-6pm Saturday: 10am-12noon

Ph/Fax: 6395 1129 to book your one hour session. Web: www.lilydale.tco.asn.au E-mail: [email protected] Don’t forget our other sites: www.lilydaletas.net - Lilydale community website www.hart.org.au - Links to lots of Health sites

Geoff McCarthy

Sand & Slate Tip Truck Hire

Livestock Transport Concrete & Road Gravel

Phone 6395 4278 Or Mobile 0408 133 748

Caltex Lilydale

Phone 6395 1131

Driveway Service Mechanical repairs Dingo Hire Used Cars

Thanks for your custom

Main Rd, Lilydale

FRENCH ELECTRICAL (Licence No: C0986)

Peter & Kathy Grimditch

Phone business hours or AH emergency

0418 146 977

Underwood

Winter Heating Act Now

Beat the Rush

BANKCARD, MASTERCARD & VISA ACCEPTED

Get your head into GEAR.....

Lilydale's

community quiz challenge

is on again.

Where: Lilydale Memorial Hall When: Friday 29th April - 7.15pm

for a 7.30 pm start

Cost: $10 per player Full payment at the school office

confirms bookings.

Maximum of 8 players per table

BYO refreshments or buy them at the 'MILKBAR'.

Lucky door prize. Best head gear prize. And lots of others.

Presented by the P&F Assoc.Inc. to raise funds for the community gym.


April 2005 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

1 2 3

4 LDS School Resumes

5 Progress

Association TOCHC 7.30pm

6 CWA Lions

7.30 pm Tas Regional

Arts 11 am

7 LDS Inter School swimming carnival

8 LDS Parent /Child

sessions begin

9 Footy:

Branxholm vs Lilydale

10

11 12 13 14 Neighbourhood

Watch Fire Station

7.30 pm

15 History Group TOCHC 8.00 pm

16 Footy: Lilydale vs Scottsdale Crows

17

18 19 20 Lions

7.30 pm

21 22 23 Footy: Bye

24 Pony Club

Karoola Oval

25 Anzac Day Service

11 a.m.

26 Mary Walsh

Centre 7.30 pm

27 Red Cross

11 am

28 Retirement

Units TOCHC 7.30 pm

29 LDS Quiz Night 7.30 pm Memorial

Hall

30 Karoola Playgroup Mother Day Picnic Footy: Lilydale vs

Winnaleah

Every Tuesday: Day Care: Main Rd 9-3, Senior Citizens: Clubrooms 1.30pm, Lilydale Playgroup: Anglican Church 10-12 Every Wednesday: Karoola Playgroup, Karoola Hall 10 am Every Thursday: Day Care: Day Care Centre Main Rd 9-3 Every Friday: Senior Citizens Bowls: Clubroooms 1.00pm

BACKHOE HIRE 4 x 4 with extender dig

General

Earthmoving, Foundations,

Footings, Drains, Backfilling, Clearing Etc

FOR FREE NO OBLIGATION QUOTE PHONE

TONY PINNER ON MOBILE: 0419 379 368 OR 6395 4248

KW Ewington P/L 16 Ewington Rd,

Flowerdale 7325

Power Pole Renewal

Service & Line Repairs

Tree Trimming Service

0408 143 331

Ken Ewington


FOR SALE: Bearded Iris Mixed colours $2 each Peruvian Scilla $1 each Blue Ph: 6395 4119

Unit to Let Lilydale Retirement Units has available a 1 bedroom unit for let to a tenant over the age of 55 years. Situated in the complex in Station Road, Lilydale; the unit contains 1 double bedroom, separate lounge/sitting room with electric heater, separate kitchen with refrigerator and full size stove, combined bathroom/laundry with twin tub washing machine. Extremely reasonable rent. Please contact either Julie Livingston 6395 1272 or Carol Charlton 6395 1263 for more details or inspection of unit.

Classifieds: Garage Clearance Sale Farm machinery, tools and sundries. All offers considered. Sat April 23rd (not before 9 am) 287 Brown Mountain Rd, Karoola Ph: 6395 4268

LILYDALE DISTRICT PROGRESS ASSOCIATION INC PO BOX 3 LILYDALE, TAS 7268 AUSTRALIA EDITING, LAYOUT & DISTRIBUTION: JAYNE SADDINGTON PH: (03) 6395 1598 FAX: (03) 6395 1129 E-MAIL: [email protected] T H E L I L Y D A L E P R OG R E S S I V E I S P U BL I S H E D MONTHLY FROM FEBRUARY TO DECEMBER BY THE LILYDALE DISTRICT PROGRESS ASSOCIATION INC. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (UP TO 200 WORDS) AND OTHER COPY MAY BE LEFT AT THE LILYDALE PHARMACY. ARTICLES MAY ALSO BE FORWARDED ON FLOPPY DISK IN ANY TEXT FORMAT OR VIA E-MAIL TO [email protected]. ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE: WHEN SUBMITTING A NEW AD PLEASE INDICATE IN WRITING, HOW MANY TIMES YOU WANT IT TO BE P U B L I S H E D . A D S R E C E I V E D W I T H O U T NOTIFICATION AS TO TIMES AND ISSUES WILL BE REPEATED, AND CHARGED ACCORDINGLY, UNTIL A N O T I C E O F D I S C O N T I N U A T I O N H A S B E E N RECEIVED. THIS IS NOT A THREAT BUT A SINCERE PLEA TO MAKE THE EDITOR’S LIFE EASIER. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ADVERTISING IN THE NEXT ISSUE OF THE LILYDALE PROGRESSIVE, PLEASE CO NT ACT THE EDITO R TO DI SCU SS YO U R REQUIREMENTS. CURRENT ADVERTISING RATES: 1 /6 PAGE $20 PER ISSUE 1 /3 PAGE $30 PER ISSUE 1 /4 PAGE $25 PER ISSUE 1 /2 PAGE $50 PER ISSUE FULL PAGE $100 PER ISSUE CLASSIFIEDS: $1 PER ISSUE

BARRETT’S COACHES & ROSES TRAVEL INVITE YOU TO JOIN THEM ON THE FOLLOWING DAY TRIPS AND EXTENDED TOURS:

HOBART CASINO/SALAMANCA MARKET – DAY TRIP – CHANGED DATE TO 9 APRIL 2005 due to Craft & Quilt Fair at DEC departing Scottsdale 7.00am with pick ups along the way $15.00pp if you go to Casino $25.00 if you don’t– bookings essential - Overnight Casino weekend departing Saturday 23 July 2005 Salamanca/shopping, Huonville to Apple Museum then after dinner free night. Sunday visit Mt Wellington & Alpen Rail before returning home $190.00 pp twin share DB&B, coach & entry to venues mentioned. AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION TATTOO, DEC, Hobart 11 June 2005 2.00pm performance, departs Scottsdale 7.30am with time for lunch prior to performance. $100 pp coach and ticket to show. Immediate bookings necessary to secure tickets. FLINDERS ISLAND TOUR – 5 days – departing Thursday 21 April 2005 $1183.00 pp TS Experience spectacular aerial views of Islands & Bass Strait, Mt Tanner, Marshall Bay, Killacrankie, boat cruise & fishing trip followed by catch of the day BBQ lunch, Virieux gem and topaz collection, Kalarni – Flinders Island fleece, Trousers Point, Wybalena Chapel, Emita Museum, Aussie Wool Quilts, Whitemark, Lady Barron, Furneaux Lodge accommodation. Last chance to book AGFEST 5 May 2005 coach departing Scottsdale 8.00am $15.00 pp coach only FISH SPAWNING AT LIEWEENIE spend an interesting time at this open weekend, Sunday 22 May 2005 depart 7.00am Scottsdale and enjoy a hearty roast lunch at the Great Lake Hotel (own expense) $30.00pp coach only 21 DAY GHAN RAILWAY/TOPEND/OUTBACK TOUR (motel accommodation) including Ghan Rail, Darwin tour, Litchfield National Park, Kakadu, Tennant Creek, Mt Isa, Birdsville, Birdsville Track, Flinders Range, Broken Hill, Hay, TT Line departing Tuesday 31 May 2005 $5630.00 pp TS – LAST CHANCE TO BOOK

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 (same price as the

internet which are unsecure sites) Travel Insurance also available.

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

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