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August 2014
Richmond Online Access Centre
Richmond Court House54 Bridge StreetRichmond TAS 7025
Phone/Fax 03 6260 1065Email: [email protected]
Web: www.linc.tas.gov.au/findus/southern/oac/richmond-oac
Our Opening Hours have changedMonday 10.00-12.00pmTuesday 9.00– 4.30pmWednesday CLOSEDThursday 10.00-12.00pm 2.45 - 4.30pmFriday 2.30-4.30pm 7.00- 9.00pmSat & Sun ClosedPublic holidays Closed
To make a booking, please phone 6260 1065
BookingsTo book your online access phone 6260 1065
DeadlinesArticles and advertisements for the October Coal River Valley News must be received by 2pm, Friday September 19.Email—[email protected]—PO Box 151 Richmond 7025.
This newsletter
is kindly printed
by the office of
Julie Collins
MP, Federal
Member for
Franklin
The RichmondArms Hotel
open 7 days
COAL RIVER VALLEY NEWS
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Domestic & CommercialInstallations & Maintenance
All Areas0418 135 201
Licence 948430
Brian HopeElectrical
Pty Ltd
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To advertise in RICHMOND NEWS call Dearne at the Richmond Online Access Centre on 6260 1065 or email [email protected]
General: 5cmX5cm (approx) $25 each or $210 for 12 issues. Classifieds: 5cmX3cm (approx) $10; 5cmX1.5cm (approx) $5.
Wheelchair-accessible
DIAL A DAZHANDYMAN SERVICES
RICHMONDLawns mowed/Whipper snippingWindows cleanedGarden tidy upRubbish removedFlat pack assembly
Darren Bailey
Mob: 0409 510 044
ABN 845 216 165 93
*Bring in this ad and receive 10% off all services*
Excludes children’s cuts
Valid till the end of September
Please phone 6260 285060A Bridge St, Richmond
Take away meals and alcohol available
7 dayslunch 12 - 2pmdinner 6-8pmPh 6260 2109
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Mandy’s Auto Detailing
Bring back that showroom shine.
No time to clean your work vechile?
Domestic and commercial detailing at
competirive rates
Based in the heart of the village
Phone Mandy Allen 0409 006 597
Eat in or TakeawayScotch Fillet Steak Sandwich
with chips $15.50Hamburger and chips $15.50Grilled Chicken Breast Burger
with chips $15.50Rissoles and Gravy with
chips/salad or Veg $16.50Roast Roll with Chips $10.50
C.R.V. CONCRETESlabs
DrivewaysPaths
ColourStencils
18 Years experienceQuality work
No job too smallPhone 0447 220 876
PET MINDING AND WALKINGLeave your dog or cat at home and I will look after them as if they were my own. I will feed and walk them
on a regular basis for a small fee.Please contact Mary-Ann on
0409 038 037
Everybody interested in playing tennis (or supporting the Club) whether potential, present or past members is welcomeTo a sociable BBQ lunch at the Clubhouse at 2 Victoria street on Sunday September 7th.All the tennis you like will be followed by the AGM (a legal requirement) then plan programmes for the coming season for children's and adults coaching, and social and competitive tennis.So, come early to meet old and new friends and warm up your tennis racquet.For information or inquiries contact Odile
The National Trust would like to clarify the Oak Lodge article appearing in the Richmond News of July 2014.The National Trust Board is very supportive of the work that the management committee is undertaking to provide a sustainable future for Oak Lodge as a publicly accessible facility. The Trust has made it clear to the Coal River Valley Historic Society that for the Trust to retain ownership of the property a proposition from the management committee that demonstrates this can be done in a cost neutral manner to the Trust is needed. Oak Lodge has been a small but continuing financial drain on the Trust’s budget for over a decade while at the same time posing a significant risk to the Trust of a major maintenance requirement. The Trust needs to be indemnified for both these eventualities.The understanding with the CRVHS requires that a proposition be put to the Trust by the management committee before November this year. As long as such a proposition provides a cost neutral basis initially and over time builds to a position where the Trust can gain a modest income from the property then the Trust hopes to maintain ownership of the property for a very long time. Dario Tomat Board Chairman, National Trust Tasmania
Campania family day care educator wins regional awardRichmond, 22 August 2014: When it comes to providing quality early childhood education and care Celeste Barker tops the class. The Campania family day care educator has been named Hobart and South regional winner in the 2014 Excellence in Family Day Care Awards.Celeste is now in the running for the State and National Educator of the Year titles to be announced by Family Day Care Australia later this year.Registered with Clarence Family Day Care, Celeste is one of 25,000 family day care educators around the country providing quality early childhood education and care in a nurturing, home-based setting. Family Day Care Australia’s annual national awards program celebrates the important role family day care plays in the learning and development of more than 155,000 children around Australia.This year the national peak body received more than 2000 nominations from families which reflects the many unique benefits of family day care and the positive impact the sector is having on children, families and the wider community. Educators are judged on their professional approaches to early childhood education and care and Family Day Care Australia Chief Executive Officer Carla Northam said the awards acknowledged the high quality standards of some of the most outstanding family day care educators.“The Excellence in Family Day Care Awards showcase the innovative practices of family day care educators like Celeste who are committed to delivering the best learning and development outcomes for the children in their care,” Ms Northam said.“To be named a regional winner demonstrates what a valued contribution the educator is making to the lives of our future generations through excellent programming and practices.“It also shows that they hold very a special place in the hearts of the families who nominated them and this is a rare opportunity for these families to say thank you.” State winners will be announced next month with the National Award Winner to be revealed at the Visions for Leadership in Family Day Care Symposium in Adelaide on October 25.For further information: Sasha Westwood Family Day Care Australia 0450 968 768
You Are INVITED To the Opening of the 2014-15 Tennis season, on Sunday Sept 7th
12.30-3.30 pm.
Presented by Coal River Valley Events Association Inc
TASTE OF THE VALLEYLONG TABLE DINNER
Saturday 25th October, 20146.30pm for 7.00pm at Richmond Hall
Limited seats availableplease contact Julie on 6260 2050
to put your name on the ticket listMore information will be available in the October Coal River Valley News…. put this date in your diary!!!!
St John’s Catholic ChurchMasses are held
on the first and third Sundays of the month at 8.30am and the second, fourth and fifth Sundays of
the month at 11am.Call Father Terry Rush for more
information—6260 2189
St Luke’s Anglican Church4th Sundays
Holy CommunionCome join us as we celebrate God’s love for us in Jesus.
For more information contact Rev Joel Kettleton—6265 2445
Freedom Community Church10am every Sunday in the Community Hall.All enquiries Pastor
George Muskett0407 870 616
CongregationalChurch RichmondRegular Sunday services now held at 4pm every
Sunday.Contact Lex Grant
6229 2295
Christian ScienceCoal River Fellowship
Enquiries 6260 4222 or 0488 604 222
A loving welcome extended to all
ALPHA AUDIO• Digital TV Antennas Installed
• Party Hire Lights • Party Hire Music Systems
• DJ Systems For Hire• Security Systems Installed
Phone Tim03 6260 25550408 459 026
Richmond Valley Riding School
Beginners to Competitors orRegain Confidence & have FUN
Pony Pat Play + Ride Options62 602672 0418 602 672
richmondvalleyridingschool.com.au
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Richmond Valley Kyokushin Karate
Tuesdays3.10pm – 3.55pm (new time) all ages
4.00pm – 4.45pm (new class) for 12 years and up
6.30pm – 8.00pm for adultsClasses for adults are also held on
Thursdays at 6.30pm
Scanning, Laminating Take a training course or
Look for a job FREE ACCESS to low income
earnersphone 6260 1065
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$25(or $210 for 12 editions)
Coal River Valley Garden Club Inc
Meets the fourth Monday of the month, from February to November at the Richmond Football Club Rooms, Victoria Street, Richmond at 7.30pm and includes guest speakers, trade table and supper. Phone 6260 4153 for further information.
Richmond Art GroupAfter a winter break the Richmond Art Group will meet on Tuesday 2nd September. We welcome new members and invite them to practise their skills or discover their creativity in a congenial atmosphere. tuition given if required. For further details please phone 6260 1047 or 6260 2226.
Colebrook Golf ClubSituated just 14km
(11 minutes) from Richmond. Open competition every
Thursday 9:30 for 10:00 SG.
New members welcome.
For more details visit www.colebrookgolfclub.org.au/
School bus service for students travelling from Colebrook, Native Corners, Richmond, Orielton, or
attending Campania High, MacKillop College, Rose Bay High, Montagu
Bay Primary, Rosny College, phone 6272 2645 for more information, or
Rob Byrne on 0400 587 048.
Opening hours 8.00-6.00pm Monday - Friday
Birth—12 year olds.Full day
Outside School Hours Care Places available
Phone 62 306 865
Child Care Benefit available to most
families. For information call the
Family Assistance Office
on 136150
Phone: 62306865 Fax: 62306833
Email: [email protected]
PO BOX 263 North Hobart
Tasmania 7002.
229 Campbell Street,
Hobart.
LADY GOWRIE TASMANIA
Caring for CampaniaCalling all those who care about Campania!
Campania is a delightful place with a rich history. We are keen to ensure that it remains a desirable and interesting place to live and to visit. Imagine Campania is a small organisation working for positive change in Campania. We are dedicated to improving community facilities, continually monitor proposed changes, and are eager to foster community spirit and cooperation.If you would like to keep informed about community issues and participate in community matters, then do join us. We meet every other month at 7.30pm in the War Memorial Hall, Campania. Our next meeting is on September 18th. For further information please contact Heather Kay, Secretary, at [email protected] or Chris Adams, President, on 6260 4453.
Coal River Valley Sustainable Living Group We will hold a Plant and Produce Stall at Richmond Primary School on Thursday 25th September from 2:45 to 3:30 pm. There will be giant pumpkin seeds, tomato plants and lots of things for planting out for spring as well as fresh vegetables and flowers to buy. The school children have been working hard in the Food Garden to get plants ready for sale. Tables will be set up just inside the school fence, but if it’s raining, follow the signs to an undercover spot.If you would like to visit the Richmond Community Food Garden, you can do so by appointment or between 1-3 pm on the last Saturday of the months from October to March.If you would like to be involved with the Richmond Community Food Garden, contact Tara on 0431966065.Monthly meetings of the group resume on Wednesday 10th September at 7 pm in the Centacare Meeting Room in Torrens Street. Come along to discuss a new walking and bike trail from Richmond to the Brinktop Look Out.Group contact: Penny Wadsley Ph 6260 2950 or email [email protected] find us on facebook as Coal-River-Valley-Sustainable Living-Group-Richmond
All classes are held in the Richmond Hall
(beside the post office)
Contact Sempai Cathryn De Soza on 0417 106 123 or
email [email protected]
POSITION VACANTSweets and Treats have a casual junior position available. (14-17yrs)Must be able to work weekends and school holidays.Please personally hand in a resume with contact details.Any previous resumes need to be submitted again please
SWEETS AND TREATS
Just when you thought it was safe to go back onto the Village Green….Social Touch Football is starting again!!!Recommences 9th October. Juniors 5.30pm-6pm must be accompanied by an adultThe rest 6pm-7pm, every Thursday. Mixed teams decided on the night.New players welcome, no cost & no experience necessary.Contact Blair on 0419 144 409 for more information
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Fundraising Event for Matty Leonard“Wake Up Gunna”
The Forcett Hotrods Inc. will be holding a fundraising event on Saturday the 13th of September to raise funds for Matty’s ongoing needs. On the 18th of July Matty was critically injured during an assault on the Hobart waterfront and placed on life support. Matt is now breathing on his own, but has not woken up yet. Matt will require much ongoing long term care and many adjustments will need to be made. This is your chance to help. Come along and show your support for Matt and his young family. Help us raise some much needed $$$$$$$$$$$$The event will be a progressive car/bike show starting at the Horseshoe Inn at Cambridge with car/bikes on display, raffles and free bar snacks. The second leg of the event will start at 3pm at The Richmond Arms Hotel, Richmond. Cars/bikes also on display, raffles and free bar snacks. A number will be given on entry and lucky prizes drawn during the event.Entry fee $15.00Any enquiries call Mandy Allen 0409 006 597
The Richmond Jam Maker
Made locally, using locally sourced produce. We have 8 different jam varieties from French Vanilla Pear jam to Ravishing Raspberry jam. 5 different relishes from Capsicum & Pepperberry relish to Nashi Pear relish. Other Seasonal flavours available throughout the year as limited editions! Ask for it at your local store! For details call Sharon Harcourt 0435 221 719