Devonport Times - 3 July 2008 - Devonport City Council

We need yourhelp this winterWARM your heart this winterby warming the hands ofsomeone in need.Gran’s Van needs gloves and theDevonport Times is calling on itsreaders to help.‘‘There is a real sense ofcommunity ownership with Gran’sVan,’’ founder Mary Binks said.‘‘We get great help from localbusinesses and our volunteers.‘‘Devonport is a very remarkablecommunity for generosity.’’With winter setting in, Gran’s Vanneeds gloves, as well as warmjumpers and jackets for men.‘‘We are calling on our readers toclean out their cupboards or get outthe knitting needles this winter tohelp make life a little easier forthose doing it tough,’’ DevonportTimes editor Kate Jowett said.‘‘We are aiming to collect 100 pairsof gloves through the Gloves forGran’s Van appeal and believe withyour help we can do it.’’To further ease the winter burdenthis year Gran’s Van is offering,through help from the churches ofDevonport, stew and bun Sunday.This will start in August providingthose using the service with anextra hot meal for the week duringthe winter months.Work done by the Counting theHomeless Working Group inconjunction with the ABS and theUniversity of Tasmania indicatesthat there is about 450 people‘‘sleeping rough’’ in Tasmania.■ To donate a pair of gloves drop theminto the Gloves for Gran’s Van box locatedinside The Advocate office in Stewart St,Devonport. If you are looking for a winterproject, why not knit a pair? We havepublished a simple pattern for you to usebelow.WINTER WARMER: Gran’s Van founder Mary Binks is hoping DevonportTimes readers will dig deep and donate a pair of gloves to the Gloves forGran’s Van appeal. Picture: Kate Jowett.BRIEFLYNEWSKaraoke jazzIT IS time to warm up yourvocal chords and preparefor Devonport’s jazzweekend. As a part of thisyear’s celebrations, jazzsingers are asked to takecentre stage andparticipate in the karaokejazz competition. Thecompetition will be heldon July 26 in the Rooke StMall starting at 12pm.There will be a junior anda senior competition onthe day, with the winnersinvited to perform atanother Devonport Jazzevent. Some songsincluded in the karaokeline-up include I’ve gotyou under my skin andNew York, New York. Allparticipants will receive akaraoke booklet andbacking CD. Register atthe 7AD office by 5pm onJuly 21.Medium visitMEDIUM Kathy Coffey willbe at Gourmet 2 Go,Kempling St, on July 17starting at 7.30pm.Tickets are $40 each andnumbers are limited. Tobook a ticket or for moreinformation call0425 766 725.Calling all crafty crittersKNITTERS, start your needles.Gran’s Van needs gloves and thispattern is easy enough to get everyonemotoring along.Whether you are watching TV, onyour lunch break or catching up withfriends — you can make a difference byknitting some gloves for Gran’s Van.Knitting used to be the norm so if youget stuck, there is bound to be an oldhand around to help you.There are many different types ofwool and patterns available, — enjoyyourself, have fun.If you do decide to have a go atknitting a pair of gloves for the Glovesfor Gran’s Van appeal then we wouldlove to hear from you. Write to us at theDevonport Times, PO Box 259,Devonport, call 6498 7881 or emailnews@devonporttimes.com.auHow to make a pair of fingerless glovesMaterials: Two balls ofeight ply wool.Size: About 17cm x 25cmlong.Knitting needles: 4mmdouble-pointed needles.Tension: 30 rows and 22stitches = 10x10cms.Loosely cast on 40 stitches.Divide onto three needles, join,being careful not to twist thestitches.Work in k2-p2 ribbing (*(k2-p2);repeat from * around) until totallength is 15cm, ending at thebeginning of the round.Next round: Cast off the first sixstitches in ribbing, continuearound as established.Next round: Cast on six stitchesover the cast off stitches.Continue in ribbing around.Work in ribbing until total length is22cm or desired length. Cast offloosely in ribbing.Make a second glove to match.Weave in all ends.LIMITED VACANCIES AVAILABLEComptons“Now, there’s a quality, carefreelifestyle you CAN afford”Our retirement communities offer a real alternative to homeownership or traditional communities. Village Life residents havethe opportunity to enjoy a great lifestyle at an affordable price.Five benefits of rentingin a Village Life Community1 No expensive up-front fees2 No hidden costs3 No buy-in costs4 No Exit Fees and no longterm contracts5 Fixed Income? Fixed RentalCALL NOW on 13 36 46 (local call)www.myvillagelife.com.auOur communities feature:managementcall systemCall today and join us for aFREE LUNCH to learn about livingat Village Life Devonport.Devonport Times July 2008 Page 3

OUR PEOPLEBRIEFLYProtect petsDEVONPORT City Councilwill be holding an animalmicrochipping day on July5. Animals can bemicrochipped at the EastDevonport RecreationCentre between 10am-2pm for $20. No bookingsare required. Dogs mustbe on a lead and otheranimals must be securedin a cage or suitablyrestrained.Funny nightENJOY adult humour butwere unable to get to therecent Uni Review? Neverfear — the PainefoolComedy Company is here.The company will host anevening of Uni ReviewClassics at St Brendan-Shaw College on July 12.The show will start at7.30pm and tickets are$25 each. Bookings areessential and tickets areavailable from BJ’sPharmacy, Rooke St Mall,6424 1591. All proceedswill go towards helpingTaylor Wilczynski andcoach Robert Williams getto the World RowingChampionships in Austria.Fulfilled by farmyard funReaping therewards ofvolunteeringBy ROCHELLE GALLOWAYRODNEY Miles hasalways been a manof the land.The Wilmot identity ismost comfortable tendingto livestock and mendingbroken fences — evenwhen they are not hisown.Rodney is a volunteer atthe Wilmot School Farm.‘‘It is not just me, theschool farm is run by aband of volunteers,’’Rodney said.‘‘We are all farmoriented.’’Rodney may not be theonly volunteer on theschool farm but he is thelongest serving.He attended Wilmotschool before it wasdownsized in 1973 and wasHELPING HAND: Rodney Miles is the longest-serving volunteer at the Wilmot school farm. Heworks tirelessly on the land, treating it as if it is his own.known for being involvedin school boy banter andfarm antics.He recalls a tale of whena boy ran off with amasculator because hethought the castrationmethod was too cruel.In 1976, as a 19-year-old,Rodney became agroundsman and cleanerat Wilmot PrimarySchool.He cared for thelivestock and land as ifthey were his own andknew the eight hectareslike the back of his hand.‘‘I remember when weused to get the kids to helpround up the sheep,’’Rodney said.‘‘One sheep ran into theclassroom, the kidscreated havoc.’’Rodney’s family — wifeRaelene, who now worksfor the school and his twosons, Richard and Gary,have also played a part on‘‘One sheep ran intothe classroom, thekids created havoc.’’Rodney Milesthe school farm.‘‘The boys used to helpout with feeding.‘‘Raelene knows the farmwell and is the first port ofcall.’’Rodney left the role asgroundsman in 1995 buthas always maintained acaretaker role.Each evening he goesand feeds the cattle and isquick to put up his handfor the maintenance jobs.‘‘I’ve always supportedthe school, and I guessvolunteering is like R andR (rest and relaxation),’’Rodney said.‘‘It is R and R whenyou’re fencing with fouror five blokes who youdon’t see throughout theweek.‘‘You don’t think of it (aswork).‘‘You do it for the kids.’’Page 4 Devonport Times July 2008

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NEWSReflections on a year well spentPast Awards forExcellence winner KristyRichardson talks toRochelle Gallowayabout her experienceHow long have you beenworking at Tony DaviesPharmacy?I have been at TonyDavies Pharmacy for thepast 14-and-a-half years. Istarted here when I was 16as a junior pharmacyassistant and havegradually worked my wayup to be the seniorpharmacy assistant.What was your reactionwhen you were named the2007 B&E IndividualExcellence in Service Awardwinner?When I was named thewinner of the award I wastotally shocked. I was upagainst five otherfantastic finalists and tobe judged the winner wasa great honour.How has the award changedVALUABLE EXPERIENCE: Senior pharmacy assistant Kristy Richardson says winning the 2007B&E Individual Excellence in Service Award opened up many new opportunities for her.your life in the past 12months?When I first received theaward it created a hugetalking point in ourpharmacy with thecustomers and a lot ofadvertising for TonyDavis Pharmacy. Sincethen I have been askedalong to numerouscommunity events andmeetings. I have alsopassed on my customerservice skills andknowledge to a businessmanagement courseat Tafe.What characteristics do youthink made you a contenderfor the award?Because I’ve been at thepharmacy for quite sometime now, I know themajority of our customersand have built up astrong, trustingrelationship with themand their families. I am agood listener and alsoenjoy a good chat. Ialways go above andbeyond the call of duty tosatisfy my customers’needs.What advice would you givethe person who is recognisedthis year?I have already noticedsome of the finalists forthis year’s award and theyare very worthy finalists.All I can say to them isenjoy every minutebecause to be recognisedby your customers fordoing your job is a realhonour.■ Nomination forms for the2008 Devonport CityPromotions Awards forExcellence are available fromparticipating businesses orfrom www.devonportcitypromotions.com.auBRIEFLYStop graffitiTHE Devonport CityCouncil has rolled out anew program in schoolsto help prevent graffiti. TheWarner Group GraffitiEducation program isaimed at enlighteningstudents on theconsequences that canresult from participating ingraffiti. The DevonportCouncil, through thecommunity safety liaisongroup and the LighthouseProject has funded themajority of the costs, withschools also contributing.Share cultureWANT to learn aboutinternational culture andenjoy some differentflavours? The DevonportCommunity House will beholding an internationaltaster on July 16 from11.30am-1.30pm. This isa chance to meet otherpeople and have somefun. Cost is $5 andbookings are essential bycalling the communityhouse on 6424 7060.Tales of a tiger of a timeJeremy Rockliff MPWHEN formerRichmond footballerJervis Stokesreceived his invitation to therecent centenary celebrationdinner for the VFL Tigers itgave him a lift.As a proud former Tiger hewas happy club officials hadnot overlooked him. Thecelebration was held atCrown Casino and wouldhave given him a chance torenew acquaintances withplayers and officials he hadknown over the years.At least that was histhinking until he opened theinvitation — to find that hewas expected to pay $750 justto attend the function!As he lived interstate, hewould have had to add about$250 in airfares and another$150 for accommodation,which would add up to anexpensive night.Needless to say, he declinedthe invitation.Mind you, he was not allthat keen to attend, becausethere would not be manythere from his era.He had found that atprevious Richmond reunionsnot a great many of today’splayers and officials had beenthat interested in the playerswho appeared in the Tigerjumper with Jerv back in thelate 1940s.Perhaps not as well knownas his brother Ray, who was astar centreman for Richmondand later for Tasmania, Jervwas one of only four CoastalPeterLyonsPeter’s Peoplefootballers, who played forTasmania in the 1947 ANFCcarnival in Hobart.The others were player andcoach of East DevonportLindsay Webb, stillconsidered an icon, formerLatrobe coach Reg Castlesand another former EastDevonport coach BernieWaldron, who had come tothe Coast from VFL club,Richmond.After that carnival, Jerv andthe brilliant Arthur Hodgsonwere the only twoTasmanians to play in theVFL. Jerv with Richmondand Arthur with Carlton.Jerv played 33 senior gameswith the Tigers during theJack Dyer years, before beingattracted by the morelucrative role of coachingfootball.He left Richmond to coachVictorian FootballAssociation club Moorabbinand stayed there for a year.He returned to Tasmaniaafter being appointed coach ofNTFA club Scottsdale. In 1952Jerv took Scottsdale to thegrand final against City,LOCAL LEGEND: Jervis Stokeswhich was coached by BobMiller. However, when theScottsdale players reachedYork Park, where it was tohave been held, they foundthe ground under water andthe match was put off untilthe following Saturday.Unfortunately, Scottsdalehad lost its edge in that weekand went down to City byabout two goals.He then moved back toVictoria, where he spent thenext six years coaching in thestrong Latrobe Valley League.The first four of these hewas in charge of Moe, withwhom he won a Premiership,and the next two withTrafalgar. He thought hisfootball career was over andcame back to Devonport toretire, but was talked intocoaching Devonport for oneseason, before calling it a day.Tasmanian LiberalsFOR ASSISTANCEPLEASE CONTACT:6421 7930jeremy.rockliff@parliament.tas.gov.auwww.jeremyrockliff.com.au47b Best Street, DevonportGet gassed up!For Fastpromptdeliveryon allyour gasneedsContact your local supplier on13 78 72Devonport Times July 2008 Page 74036974 GL

ADVERTISING FEATUREPORT SORELL/SHEARWATERCustomers keep coming backBUSINESS owners in the PortSorell and Shearwater areaall seem to agree localcustomers are the key to theirsuccess and survival.When the busy summer seasonends and the cooler months creepin — it is the strong support fromlocals that keeps the seasidevillages afloat.‘‘We would really like to thank allthe local people who aresupporting us,’’ Maree Weeksfrom Port Sorell Marine said.‘‘It’s a very friendly place outhere.’’In the four years the businesshas been open, owners Wayneand Maree and their daughterLinda Wilson have seen the areaboom.The marine store now employstwo mechanic/maintenance staff,Greg Crowden and Brant Webb, aswell as two casuals, Nat Brownand Jaquie Greaves.‘‘We have a really great teamTEMPTING TREATS: The team from Tempt Bakery Cafe at Shearwater (fromleft) Paige Harrison, Miriam Deverell, Benoit Marchand and Tiffany Bird withsome of the delicious products baked on site. Picture: Nicole Davern.here,’’ Maree said.‘‘We all do our best for ourcustomers.’’She also added that now was agreat time to come out andexplore the area.‘‘Come and check out our newboat ramp.‘‘Coming into winter the watercan be very calm.‘‘If you go out in your boat a bitfurther you might be able to see‘‘We would really like to thank all the localpeople who are supporting us.’’some dolphins with their young.’’For those of us who haven’tdeveloped our sea legs yet, theRubicon region has plenty of othergreat attractions from nationalparks and walking tracks to golfand great shopping.Top tastes and an award-winningreputation lures visitors and localsalike to Shearwater’s TemptBakery Cafe.Paul and Mary-Anne Foster,along with manager and pastrychef Benoit Marchand and theirteam of staff, have built up theirbusiness through offering friendlyservice and an extensive range ofquality products.‘‘For the amount of staff wehave, we produce a huge amountMaree Weeks, Port Sorell Marineof lines,’’ Benoit said.‘‘Our customers recognise that isall handmade here.‘‘Paul and I are passionate aboutsharing our skills .‘‘We have two apprentices andspend a lot of time training localpeople.’’With everything from a varietyfreshly baked breads to aselection of sweets and slices onoffer it is easy to be tempted.‘‘This is a place where locals gettogether.‘‘They come here to get a loaf ofbread, have a yarn and a coffee.‘‘It creates a buzzingatmosphere.’’* Specialty bread (available on selected days)– pana de casa– dark rye– sour dough– French sticks– pull apartsSTOCKISTS OFStacer Boats Clothing - Billabong- RoxyDunbier Trailers- QuiksilverMercury Mariner- WetsuitsMotorsWater sport equipmentCertifiedLife jackets, chandleryMercury mechanic & fishing gearavailable (Greg) Feel Free kayaksSpecials tables & racks year roundClub Drive, ShearwaterShopping CentreWe’re on the roundaboutCake Decoratingfor Birthdaysmade to order* Iodised salt used in all pastries and breads* Cholesterol Free pastry now being used* Salad rolls made to order* Breakfast 7 days – 7am – 10.30am* Catering available* Wide range of cakes, slices, biscuits & muffins* Coffee, Smoothies, Cold drinks36 The Boulevard Shearwater – 6428 6799Opening HoursMon - Fri 9.00-5.00Sat 9.00 - 1.00Ph.6428 71244097004 JE4002941 ajYesYesYesClub Drfor contemporary designin fresh flowerswe deliver to Port Sorell, Latrobe& Devonportwe take interstate & internationalorderswe offer an after hours flowerserviceOur customer serviceis second to nonePh. 6428 750010-5 Mon-Fri0407 181 397 A/HHaven DrTranquil PlSunriseCtSeahaven CrsHaven DrQuinian Crs4096945 dbShearwater Blvd32Fairway CrsClub Dr1. Temp Bakery & Cafe2. Port Sorell Marine3. Adore FloristPage 8 Devonport Times July 20081Shearwater BlvdClub DrPitcairn St4097210 ipThingsto do■ Try your luck atfishing — there aresome great flatheadto be found.■ Browse thecharming Shearwatershopping district.■ Get on your bikeand explore the area.■ Anyone for golf?■ Enjoy a range ofdining options.■ Spot wildlife insurroundingbushland, lagoonsand national parks.

Family will have room to moveWhere: 10 Drew St, East Devonport. Price: $295,000. Open home: Saturday, 10.30-11.30am. Agent: Jarrod Mee, Dean Chamley, Devonport, 0417 293 584.THIS three-bedroom family home is situated on a large flatblock close to the redeveloped East Devonport CBD.Offering spacious open-plan living areas, a sunny kitchenand a large rumpus room, the home is warmed by electricand oil heating.There is plenty of space in the backyard and the propertyis fully fenced.The remote-controlled garage has internal access, which isvery convenient.The location is in close proximity to the post office, doctors,chemist, school, restaurants and supermarket and as anadded bonus, most of the furniture can be included.This home is situated close to the Mersey River and allowseasy access to the ferry that takes you to the city centre.ULVERSTONEIMPRESSIVE 2 BEDROOM HOUSE $269,000• Spacious quality built home PLUS studioOPEN: Saturday 11.00-11.30• Spacious, sparkling bathroom with spaADDRESS: 159 Upper Maud Street• Spacious modern kitchen with huge pantry• Spacious open plan living with room for big TV• 2 decks to capture sun & mountain views• Built 2006. 422m2 of landscaped gardensDETAILS: Jan Grey0418 142 249ULVERSTONEWOW! A HOME AND LOCATION... $250,000• Beautiful 3 bedroom with upgradesOPEN: By Appointment•BaywindowandtimberfeaturewallsADDRESS: 7 Braddon Street•Openplanliving•Extraparkingforboat/caravan• Landscaped gardens with fruit trees•Waterfeature&gazeboDETAILS: Brett Johnson0488 256 130ULVERSTONEBIG 3 BEDROOM UNIT $229,000• Big enough for a small family• No stress in downsizing here• Quality. Modern. Low Care• Large courtyard with rural outlook• Room for a small pet and gardenOPEN: Saturday 10.00-10.30ADDRESS: 3/11 Elizabeth StreetDETAILS: Jan Grey 0418 142 249AMBLESIDEPRICED TO SELL $330,000• 4 bedrooms, master room with en-suite• Totally modern family size bathroom• 2nd living combines with open plan kitchen• Double carport with 2 secure garden lockers• 1421m2 of established easy care gardensOPEN: Saturday 10.30 -11.00ADDRESS: 30 Highfield RoadDETAILS: Jan Grey 0418 142 249Devonport Times July 2008 Page 9

AUCTIONDEVONPORTAUCTIONTHISSATURDAY5th July ‘0876 Wenvoe StDevonport12pm On SiteViewing from11:30amCONTACT: Brett Boxhall0417 505 120$339,000 LATROBE $242,000 SHEARWATER $359,000 DEVONPORTYOU WIN!! YOU WIN!!A magnificent home with spectacularviews - and a $10,000 saving!! You’ll bedelighted by this immaculate 3 bedroomplus study family home. BIG bedrooms,2 living areas, loads of builtins, internalaccess from double garage and more.Seeing is believing!11 Monaghan Street, LatrobeOPEN HOME:CONTACT:Sat 5 Jul 11:30-12pmAnne Ackroyd0439 77 44 55IMPRESSIVE LIFESTYLE UNITNot quite 2 years old, this fabulous unithas the lot. 2 bedrooms & a study, lovelyspacious open plan living, delightfulkitchen, controller door garage withinternal entry, & quality fittings. Just 2 onthe block & close to Shearwater Central.1/33 Haven Drive, ShearwaterOPEN HOME: Saturday 5th July12:45 - 1:15pmCONTACT: John Ackroyd0418 800 242SUPER SIZED FAMILY HOMECentrally located near Fourways, this hugehome is in impressive condition. Room forall with spacious living, gorgeous kitchen &wow - 5 bedrooms & 4 bathrooms + study!Double garage, undercover BBQ area & a1115m2 block, you’ve just got to inspect!112 Steele Street, DevonportOPEN HOME: Saturday 5th July10:30 - 11:00amCONTACT: John Ackroyd0418 800 242$178,000 QUOIBA $485,000 DEVONPORT $235,000 MIANDETTA $80,000 MIANDETTASURPRISE PACKAGEIn the market for your first home orinvestment? This home should be on yourlist. Easily configurable as 3+ bedrooms,with some recent updates you will beamazed by the light, space and optionsprovided by this home.34 Devonport Road, QuoibaOPEN HOME: Fri 4 Jul 12:30-1pmSat 5 Jul 10-10:30amCONTACT: Brett Boxhall0417 505 120SIMPLY SPECTACULAR!This 3 bedroom home has 2 livingareas, office, external rumpus room andoutdoor entertaining area whilst offeringmagnificent views down the Mersey River.Inspections by appointment only, call Marktoday!130 Mary Street, East DevonportCONTACT:Mark Astell0400 147 115IntroducingAlison Mahoney...LOOKING FOR A NEW FAMILYThis 3 bedroom home is waiting for afamily to come and make it their own.Good size lounge offering choice ofelectric or wood heating, large back yard& double length garage. Move right in orrenovate if you like. Come and inspect thisweekend!5 Mungala Crescent, MiandettaOPEN HOME:CONTACT:$499,000 + GSTSat 5 Jul 10-10:30amMark Astell0400 147 115MAGIC MIANDETTA LAND!This north facing allotment will suit thediscerning buyer looking for vacant landnot in a new subdivision. At approx 850m2with views over Devonport & the port, thiscould be the perfect site for your dreamhome. Sunny, private and central - see foryourself!13 Weemala Lane, MiandettaCONTACT: Brett Boxhall0417 505 120DEVONPORTI am honest and committed toproviding you with feedback ona regular basis. Having bought& sold my own properties, Iknow what it’s like to be left inthe dark not knowing ‘what’shappening’ with your propertysale!If you’re looking to buy, sell orjust research the saleability ofyour biggest asset, call me nowon 6424 4888 or 0408 122 410.COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITYIf you’re looking for the perfect site for your business with plenty of space, CBD frontagein a high profile area, then this could be your chance! At 430m2 this large commercialproperty is perfectly suited for retail, offices or a restaurant. Air conditioning andbathroom facilities are in place making the property a blank canvas for your ideas. Forsale or lease, this is prime real estate ready and waiting. Call Brett today!CONTACT: Brett Boxhall 0417 505 120JohnAckroydPRINCIPALAnneAckroydPRINCIPALBrettBoxhallPROPERTYCONSULTANTMarkAstellPROPERTYCONSULTANTAlisonMahoneyPROPERTYCONSULTANTJennyCondelloPROPERTYCONSULTANTSarahColbeckPROPERTYCONSULTANTEmmaQuigleyRECEPTIONIST6424 4888133 Rooke Street, DevonportPage 10 Devonport Times July 2008

NEWNEWdon’t pay for newspaper advertising!NEWNEWOPENHOMEJoin our buyers Databaseto find your dream homeCall Roz.0447 725 166LATROBE $80,000• 880m² allotment with colorbondgarage• Excellent location• Surrounded by modern homesLATROBE $105,000• 1500m² allotment• Surrounded by modern homes• Connected to servicesEAST DEVONPORT $319,000• Extensive Sea Views3x• Brick Veneer home2x• Double Garage + Carport3xOpen Home Saturday 11:00 – 11:45amOPENHOMESOLDSOLDUNDERCONTRACTDEVONPORT $159,000• Weatherboard home• Small Block• Central locationOpen Saturday 12:15 – 12:45pm2x1x1xLATROBE• Immaculate home in newsubdivision• Open plan living, designerkitchen• Large flat landscaped blockSOLD3x2x2xLOWER BARRINGTON• BV home on 1.62ha (approx 4 acres)• Landscaped gardens, bore + tankwater• Sep. shower room, toilets x 2,new kitchenSOLD4x1x1xULVERSTONE $179,000• Brick Veneer home, Electric heating• Fenced backyard, 2 x garden sheds• Excellent 1st home or investment3x1x1xLATROBE $269,000LATROBE $179,000EAST DEVONPORT $695,000DEVONPORT $359,000• Under Construction - 141.14m² home• Brick rendered home on 591m² block• En-suite, heatpump, great loc3x2x1x• Imitation Weatherboard home• Excellent location, Woodheating• Ideal 1st home or investment3x1x1x• Federation Home on 9448 m²• Brick Veneer home. Circa 1905• Spacious living areas6x6x7x• ·Exclusive James Street area• 3 living areas• City rural and sea views7x3x1xOPENHOMEAMBLESIDE $429,000• Spacious family home on 2 levels• Enclosed entertaining area, deck• River views, magnificent landscapedblock4x2x2xLATROBE $219,000• Immaculate freestanding Unit• Garage + Visitor parking• Fenced yard, timber deck2x1x1xLATROBE $398,000• Spacious Brick Veneer home• 2 Heatpumps, 2 living areas• Study, ensuite, fenced yard3x2x2xTURNERS BEACH $459,000• Seachange or holidays in heaven!2x• Architecturally designed2x• Inspect to appreciate1xOpen Home Saturday 11:30 - 12:15pmMELROSE $570,000DEVONPORT $289,000PORT SORELL $259,000EAST DEVONPORT $235,000• 39.25 hectares (96 acres approx)2 Titles• Weatherboard home• Barns, garages, sheds and creek5x1x4xLATROBE $399,000• Stunning Ultra Modern renderedhome• 2 living areas, heatpump• Study, kitchen features Island Bench3x2x2x• Kitchen and bathroom like new• Rumpus room and Study• Secure yard with BBQ areaLATROBE $339,000• Quiet setting offering fantastic views• Rumpus, floorheating, timber kitchen• Low maintenance gardens3x1x2x3x2x2x• Cedar weatherboard construction• Blackwood kitchen, woodheating• Situated on 7100m²(approx 1.75 acres)3x2x2xWANTEDMatthew wants ahome preferably inEast Ulverstone up to$200,000Phone Paton 0418 135 960• Combined kitchen/dining, sep. lounge 3x• New kitchen, new carpet1x2x• Views, double garageLATROBE $249,000• Immaculate Brick Veneer Home/Unit2x• Landscaped gardens on 752m² block 1x• Surrounded by new homes,fully fenced1xJarrod NasiukiewiczProperty Consultant0417 507 124Roz SteigradBuyers Consultant0447 725 166Eileen SimpsonAdmin/Manager6426 2766Patricia SmithCentral CoastProperty Consultant0418 135 960153 GILBERT STREET, LATROBE4086540 GLDevonport Times July 2008 Page 11

352 Braddons Lookout Road Leith3x2x8x61 Maxwell Drive Latrobe4x2x2xViews, location, land & lifestyleBlue chip location, views that are dreamt aboutbut rarely ever found. Set on approx 26 acresideal for horses, cattle or cropping, completewith dressage arena, 2 stables & tackroom. Thewow factor just keeps going on with a massivecommercial size shed that could be used forbuses, trucks or lots of toys approx 135m 2 . The14 year old home features open plan living,Blackwood gourmet kitchen, ducted heating &cooling. Views of Bass Strait, green valleys &lights of Turners Beach, Forth and Leith.• Neutral décor.• 3 bedrooms main with ensuite• 6x9 rumpus room.• For sale by auction. Prior offers considered.Auction Saturday 19 July 2008 at 11:am on siteView By AppointmentContact Kim Dougan 0409 266 646ljhooker.com.au/devonportLJ Hooker Devonport 6424 733347 Best Street30 squares in tranquil settingThe fantastic family friendly home is approx30 squares in size. Comprising of 4 bedrooms,main with ensuite, 3 living areas, spacious openplan living and beautiful Tas oak kitchen. Mainbathroom with spa. Huge rumpus room andoffi ce, neutral décor, quality fi ttings and fi xtures,2 heat pumps and ducted vacuum system. Set onapprox 3 acres with double garage and workshop.Ultimate life style and luxury home.Auction Saturday 2 August 2008 on site@ 12.00 noonView By AppointmentContact Kim Dougan 0409 266 646ljhooker.com.au/devonportL J Hooker Devonport 6424 733347 Best Street“NOBODY DOES IT LIKE RANA DOES”“As Property Investment Manager I take greatpride in the open line of communication I keepwith Property Owners and Tenants. This meansreturning phone calls and responding to emailspromptly, keeping Property Owners up to datewith any issues that may arise, regular writtenRoutine Inspection Reports, follow-up on anymaintenance issues and regular rent reviewsto ensure you are getting the most from yourInvestment Property.”I am more than happy to discussyour rental property with you.Please call Rana on 0417 945 76276 Gunn Street, DevonportThree auction opportunities• Quality renovated home• 3 bedrooms & ensuite• Quality kitchen with granite benchtopAuction Saturday 26 July @ 10.00am on siteView Saturday 10.00 - 11.00amContact Simon Jago 0400 117 169ljhooker.com/devonportLJ Hooker Devonport47 Best Street78 Gunn Street, DevonportThree auction opportunities• Renovated weatherboard home• 4 bedrooms• Large open plan livingAuction Saturday 26 July @ 10.20am on siteView Saturday 10.00 - 11.00amContact Simon Jago 0400 117 169ljhooker.com/devonportLJ Hooker Devonport47 Best Street80 Gunn Street, DevonportThree auction opportunities• Clad & aluminium windows• 3 bedrooms• Single garageAuction Saturday 26 July @ 10.40am on siteView Saturday 10.00 - 11.00amContact Simon Jago 0400 117 169ljhooker.com/devonportLJ Hooker Devonport47 Best Street29 Poynton Close, Turners Beach49 Hearps Road West UlverstoneModern masterpieceBrand new and no expense has been spared.As you enter the home you can feel thetranquillity of modern day living with neutraltones and clean lines. This designed homehas a unique living and kitchen area with thefeeling of space.• Architectural split level ceiling• 4 bedrooms plus ensuite• Modern home, quality fi ttingsPerfectly positioned• In a quality location.• 3 Bedrooms Brick home• Modern style open plan living• Main with new ensuite• New kitchen with granite benchtops• New Bathroom with spa-bath• Double car garage with remote• Magnifi cent mountain and rural views• Daikin Heat Pump for ease and convenience• A Must See PropertyPrice: $419,000Contact: Adrian Pilon 0439 636 852ljhooker.com.au/devonportL.J. Hooker Devonport 6424 733347 Best StreetPrice: $275,000Contact: Adrian Pilon 0439 636 852ljhooker.com.au/devonportL.J. Hooker Devonport 6424 733347 Best Street4086611 LDPage 12 Devonport Times July 2008

Executive StyleDiscerning Living5 Perrin Court, LatrobeThis 44 square 2 storey home built in 2008 offers panoramicviews of Latrobe and beyond, and will give the buyer anunmatched quality of lifestyle. A modern kitchen featuresstainless appliances and exceptional storage features. Theopen plan living area extends to a formal dining area and alarge lounge. There is also an outdoor dining area adding an“al fresco” touch. Having 4 bedrooms (2 up – 2 down) allwith robes there is room for the largest family. There is ahuge rumpus/family room downstairs and the added bonusof a second kitchen to cater either inside or outside. Aseparate work shed is fitted with toilet and shower facilitiesand there is a spacious 2 car garage under the house.Price: $598,000Geoff Available 7 Days 0408 144 163Web Id: 835040AUCTIONAuction AuctionOne Of The Best BlocksOn The Coast88 Esplanade, Turners BeachMost people dream of owning a block like thisone. Situated close to the mouth of the Forth Riverand Turners Beach with fabulous views and the blockhas a land size of 1124m2. There is council approvalfor two building blocks subdivision. We have a planavailable in the office.Auction Date: 6th September 2008Time: 11:00am on SiteLen Available 7 Days 0417 142 764Web ID: 857203Large Family?Something SpecialBig Views For A Big Home8 Saunders Court, DevonportThis home has the lot with beautiful town and bass straightviews. Situated in a quiet court this home is close to schools,shops and a bus route so it certainly is in the right area ofDevonport. There are 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 3toilets including an ensuite. The large living area has bigwindows perfect for taking in the terrific views. There isalso an office and a rumpus room with its own bar. There isalso a garage and parking space for a boat or caravan. Thishome is one you should inspect to really get an idea of whatvalue for money it is.Very Impressive4 Arden Avenue, DevonportSuperior presentation, quality craftsmanship, loving maintenanceof beautifully landscaped gardens and backyard privacy set thisvery special property apart. The living areas comprise a sunkenlounge with access to a private sundeck, formal dining, recentlyrenovated spacious kitchen fit for a gourmet chef and a largerumpus where the kids can play safely. A breakfast bar dividesthe kitchen from the family/living area with sliding door accessto outdoor entertaining. Upstairs, all four sunny bedrooms havebuilt-ins (the main with excellent city views). Internal access toa single car garage (optional double) is just another of the manyfeatures which also include fully automatic watering system anda number of attractive water features. Privacy is assured with abush reserve backing on to this magnificent property.Price: $445,000Len Available 7 Days 0417 142 764Web Id: 844246Price: $355,000Paul Available 7 Days 0448 896 667Web ID: 826258OPEN HOMEOpen HomeOpen Home Sat. 5 TH July10:30 – 11:001/88 Tasman Street, DevonportBuilt in 1999 this modern stand-alone 2 bedroomsunit is only 1 of 3 that is set on an internal blockto maximise privacy for its new owners. Perfectlypositioned to gain full sun through the open planliving/kitchen area and located in a great area ofDevonport that allows for a short flat walk toFourways and other shops. Situated on a regular busroute, this unit should certainly go on your short list.OPEN HOMEOn A Large BlockOpen Home Sat. 5 TH July10:00-10:3063 Mary Street, East DevonportIf you are seeking a 3 bedroom home a large block, lookno further. This spacious home is situated on a level blockof 1103m 2 (approx) on the heights of East Devonport.Built around 1898 the home has been refurbished overthe years and has an enormous lounge – built-ins in the 2large bedrooms and more storage area than you could everfill. The large block gives scope for extending the house,building of units (S.T.C.A), or off road parking for trucks,boats etc. Call me now for more details or inspection.Price: $220,000Paul Available 7 Days 0448 896 667Web Id: 790813Price: $185,000Tony Available 7 Days 0418 386 346Web ID: 833264Big Home, Big BlockCentral LocationThis Is No Ordinary Home128 Steele Street, DevonportIf space is what you’re looking for, then this home could beperfectly suited to you. Situated behind a private fence isthis huge 5 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with ducted gasheating. The well appointed kitchen attracts the morningsun and is sure to delight the chef in the family. The kids arecatered for as well with a massive rumpus room adjoiningthe lounge which is equally impressive. This magnificentfamily home sits on a 966m 2 level block and is convenientlylocated close to Fourways, Primary and High schools.Seeing is believing so don’t miss this opportunity to inspect& buy.Character Home OnAn Easy Care Block3/130 Steele Street, DevonportLeave the car at home as the shops are just 5 minuteswalk from this charming family home (circa 1918).Many original features such as high, airy ceilings andbeautiful leadlight windows have been retained, whilethe house boasts new wiring, roof and plumbing.Add to this the north facing sunroom and deck, anda separate lounge and formal dining room, and youcan enjoy a thoroughly modern lifestyle with all thecharm of yesteryear.Price: $375,000Paul Available 7 Days 0448 896 667Web Id: 794043Price: $309,000Tim Available 7 days 0400 565 365Web ID: 822814AlanHalliwellDirectorCommercialConsultant0408 250 111DonHalliwellDirectorCommercialConsultant0418 338 058TimHartResidentialConsultant0400 565 365LenLyndResidentialConsultant0417 142 764PaulBeckettResidentialConsultant0448 896 667TonyHollisterResidentialConsultant0418 386 346GeoffRichardsonRural & Latrobe0408 144 163BevSienesiManager6424 1496SandraPropertyManager6424 1496VanessaPropertyManager6424 1496ChantellePropertyManagementAssistantErinSalesSecretaryMargieSecretary4094767 LD17 Best Street, Devonport www.halliwellfn.com.au 6424 1496Devonport Times July 2008 Page 13

89 High St, SHEFFIELD $365,000113 Wesley Vale Rd, WESLEY VALE $340,000NEWLISTINGSPACIOUS CONTEMPARY STYLE FAMILY HOME● Modern & stylish with all the bells & whistles● Two storey 4 bedroom, all with built ins & views● Very large living/dining room & 2nd entertaining orparent retreat lounge● Beautiful 2 Pac kitchen with quality stainless steelappliances● Warm with double glazing & heat pump/air con● Perfect for the modern family● Landscaped, fully fenced & large 2 car garage withremoteContact Louise Geater – 0419 634 433122 Charles St, SQUEAKING POINT $349,000NEWLISTINGGARDEN PARADISE● Captivating modern home in peaceful rural setting● Generous open plan living + ultra modern kitchen● 3 possibly 4 double bedrooms (potential for grannyflat - stca)● 4 car accommodation + storeroom/workshop● Off peak floor heating & ducted wood heating● Picturesque gardens compliment this immaculatehomeContact Philip Stone – 0419 558 696189 Hoares Rd, WILMOT $295,000HOTPROPERTYRESTFUL RESIDENCE● Nestled in private gardens close to the bay● 3 large bedrooms with built ins (main with ensuite)● 2 living areas with heat pump/air con + wood heater● Tas Oak kitchen & large dining room● On sunny, level 2865m 2● Large garage with office, workshop & games roomContact Louise Geater – 0419 634 433PRIVATE & SECLUDED!● 3 bedroom charming country cottage on 27.2ha withriver boundary● Ensuite and new bathroom with claw bath & walk inshower● Lovely timber kitchen● Perfect hobby farm● Private and quiet, go bush walking & enjoy the birdlifeContact Louise Geater – 0419 634 4339 Cross St, EAST DEVONPORT $165,000Mangana Drv, DEVONPORT (off Tugrah Rd) From $120,00075 William St, DEVONPORT $188,000INVESTORS, RENOVATORS &DEVELOPERS!● Rarely available 4 bedroom workers cottage● Original condition & ready to renovate● Fabulous level 809m 2 block ideal for units (stca)● Walking distance to Spirit of Tasmania, schools, shops& proposed marina● Be quick – great location – can’t last!!Contact Hether Downing – 0409 549 642 orLouise Geater – 0419 634 433Agent on site Sat 12-12.00pmTIMBERTOPS ESTATE● Exciting new rural/residential land estate● 21 building sites, varying in size from 7500m 2 to 1.7ha● Peaceful rural and country views, variety of diverseblocks● Country living just minutes drive from Devonport CBD● Underground power, town water and sealed roads toall allotments● Perfect location to build your dream home● Prices Start at just $120,000BE QUICK – SELLING FAST!Contact David Cousins – 0409 549 642LOOKING FOR INVESTMENT ORFIRST HOME!!!● Beautiful 3 bedroom family home● Large separate living, sunny dining and kitchen area● Large laundry, bathroom and separate toilet.● Great location near fourways shopping● Easy care gardens, lock up garage + carportContact the office on 6424 715572 Laycock Rd, DEVONPORT $114,0007 Torquay St, SHEFFIELD $129,0001-7 Lake Barrington Rd, WILMOT OFFERS OVER $200,000MASSIVEPRICEREDUCTIONHUGE BLOCK WITH RURAL VIEWS!● Build your dream home with valley and river views● Rural residential land (8643m 2 )● Surrounded by quality homes● Power and town water facilities● Great location – just minutes to Devonport CBDContact David Cousins – 0407 479 898INVESTORS DREAM● Generous open plan living area including kitchen● 3 bedrooms, bathroom + separate laundry● Garage space equivalent to 4 double garages● Large block 1550m 2 - very level● Peaceful, quiet area with excellent view of MountRoland● Bargain be quick!Contact Philip Stone – 0419 558 696BEAUTIFUL FAMILY HOME – “PRICE SACRIFICED”● Spacious modern family home on 1518m2 + separate6991m2 block adjoins● 3 bedrooms (built ins) + office● Quiet & peaceful location with amazing rural views● Beautifully landscaped gardens + 3 car accom● Ideal for hobby farming with good land & water, closeto Wilmot townshipURGENT SALE – THIS PROPERTY MUST BE SOLDContact Louise Geater – 0419 634 433Hether DowningSALES MANAGER0409 549 642Louise GeaterSALES CONSULTANT0419 634 4336 Steele Street, DevonportDavid CousinsSALES CONSULTANT0407 479 898Philip StoneSALES CONSULTANT0419 558 696Shirley ArcherCUSTOMER SERVICEOFFICERwww.eldersdevonport.com.au Ph: 6424 7155Robert MedwinNORTH WEST RURAL SALES0400 554 464Page 14 Devonport Times July 20084086207 GL

propertyShearwater • SheffieldDevonportJust a selection of the properties available at www.robertsre.com.auThey want youout of yourhomeThere’s a new energy at RobertsShearwater, generated by five motivatedindividuals who want to get the bestpossible outcome for you. We’re confidentyou won’t find better service or bettertrained real estate people!Set back from the road, this low-maintenance homebathes in sunshine all day. Well suited to first homebuyers or investors, the home offers three doublebedrooms (two with built-in robes), sun-filled openplan living, sweeping verandah, and a secure, flatchild-friendly backyard.Shearwater $283,000• Delightful established gardens, barbecue area• Lockable garage, single carport, garden shed• Close to shops and transport• Bordering on new subdivision74 Alexander StreetCorinne Price 0400 564 162There’s no cost, no obligation for anappraisal on your home!2 Quinlan CrescentRoberts Shearwater6428 6700Set back off the main road surrounded by ruralfarming properties and Mount Roland dominating thebackground, this low-maintenance home is set on2.2 acres of well fenced pasture land. Ideal propertyto enjoy the country lifestyle, with room to cultivatea market garden or graze livestock.Sheffield $245,000• 3 bedroom brick and aluminium home• Spacious living areas• Peaceful picturesque area• Small spring-fed dam for stock461 Claude RoadRebecca Woodiwiss 0408 173 165Located amongst fertile grounds, water and scenicsurrounds, this renovated Federation property givesyou the opportunity to become self sufficient. Thehome has been lovingly restored with elegance andfamily space in mind, and to capture the views ofpicturesque Merseylea below. The land lends itself tolivestock, an orchard or a market garden.Merseylea $448,00• Space - 4 bedrooms, 3 living areas• Stunning decor and original features• Water easement to Mersey River• 10.4ha (25.5 acres) of fertile northerly pastures1568 Railton RoadRebecca Woodiwiss 0408 173 165This lovely brick home with aluminium windows hasbeen partially renovated and is looking for a newowner to finish the transformation. The house has agorgeous new kitchen, a large dining area, threebedrooms - all with built-ins - and a cosy woodheatedlounge. Situated on a large flat block withsingle garage.East Devonport $210,000• New kitchen, large dining area• Three bedrooms, all with built-ins• Large flat block, garage• Walking distance to schools and shopsOpen Sat 12.00pm-12.30pm68 Murray StreetSusie Bowe 0407 247 655Upon entering this stylish rendered home you willsee that it possesses a multitude of alluring features.The uniquely shaped windows and the inviting freeflowing floor plan are just a few features to tantaliseyou. Dual, open plan living areas are spacious, eachopening into the impressive landscaped garden andentertaining area.Miandetta $349,000• Two living areas, two bathrooms• Double garage with internal access• Low maintenance landscaped gardens• Quiet cul-de-sac, close to primary schoolOpen Sat 11.00am-11.30am56 Penambul DriveSusie Bowe 0407 247 655Almost every person who buys property in Tasmania makes contact with us before they buy.No other agent can tell you this and keep a straight face!Devonport Times July 2008 Page 15

4010641DEVONPORT SHEARWATERGLOBAL. NATIONAL. LOCAL. YOU.DEVONPORT OFFICE 80 Best Street, Devonport Phone 03 6423 2500 email Reception@HarcourtsTas.com www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auSHEARWATER OFFICE Shop 1/8 Quinlan Crescent Phone 03 6428 7744 email Shearwater@HarcourtsTas.com www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auPENGUIN OFFICE 70a Main Road, Penguin Phone 03 6437 1755 email Penguin@HarcourtsTas.com www.CentralCoast.Harcourts.com.auundercontractNewListingSurprise Surprise $289,000●Main bedroom with ensuite and walk-in robe● Study that is large enough for a fifth bedroom● Kitchen is modern & serviceable● Outside is an enclosed backyard with an undercover BBQ area● Conveniently situated within walking distance of shops, schools and sporting facilitiesPerfect home perfect position $275,000●Sundrenched open plan lounge/dining● Modern kitchen featuring new carpets and blinds throughout● Landscaped gardens● Double garage/workshop●·Minutes to Shearwater Resort, shops & cafesBeauty Surrounds you from the Garden To Sea! $498,000●The finest of quality ● Spacious living & dining areas● Luxury kitchen with loads of cupboard & bench space● Deck with a magnificent outlook & low maintenance gardens● Outstanding bathroom ● Internal access to the garage● Supreme quality & presentationHeaven Scent – Business Opportunity $198,000● A wonderland for the spiritually minded person●Offering a huge range of books, cards, cd’s & jewellery● Classes including clairvoyants, life coaching & energy healing●A long lease and additional income from leased car parks4x2x 2x 2x3x1x 1x 2x2x1x 1x 1x 12x● Consultancy to ensure ongoing successADDRESS: 31 Lovett Street, DevonportPRICE: $289,000VIEW AT: www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auAGENT: Tiffiny Porter 0419 268 075ADDRESS: 14 Meredith Street, Port SorellPRICE: $275,000VIEW AT: www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auAGENT: Tiffiny Porter 0419 268 075ADDRESS: 6 Cromwell Crescent, DevonportPRICE: $498,000VIEW AT: www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auAGENT: Mandy McGuire 0417 504 388 &Sally-Anne Riley 0400 833 701ADDRESS: 22 Edward Street, DevonportPRICE: $198,000VIEW AT: www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auAGENT: Tiffiny Porter 0419 268 075 & Apollo Birch 0409 165 696NewListingOpenHomeWELCOME KIM!Coming from a background of small business’ including hairdressing,retail and hospitality. Kim has a wealth of experience in dealingwith the public. Her relationships she has built with clients over theyears, has enabled her to make the change to a new career in realestate.Contact Kim and she can guarantee professional serviceand a commitment to sell your property!Affordable country lifestyle! $269,000● Consisting of an open plan kitchen/dining, separate large lounge & a good size bathroom● Fully enclosed outdoor area● Step outside & be amazed at the delightful landscaped gardens featuring an expansive fishpond● The rear of the property is highlighted with bush views and the flat paddocks are perfect for horses or livestock● This ideal hobby farm is set on approximately 6070sqm of land with a small barn plus shed and is well fenced3x1x 1x 3xADDRESS: 70 Native Rock Road, RailtonPRICE: $269,000VIEW AT: www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auAGENT: Tiffiny Porter 0419 268 075Concrete Investment $219,000● Invest and profit or renovate and add value● Solid 3 bedroom brick home● Single garage and rural outlook● Close to shops, bowling club and park3x 1x 1x 1xADDRESS: 14 Ramsay Street, RailtonPRICE: $219,000VIEW AT: www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auAGENT: Apollo Birch 0409 165 696WHAT A FIND! $195,000● Just walk to shops schools and doctors● There is a single garage and plenty of off street parking with a 3 car carport● Walk from the sun-soaked kitchen and dining room through the French doors that lead intothe large lounge room which is kept warm and cosy by the Daikin heat pump● Ideal as an investment property, the owners would consider staying on as tenants2x 1x 1x 1xOPEN HOME: Saturday, 5th July 12:30-1:00ADDRESS: 9 George Street, LatrobePRICE: $195,000VIEW AT: www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auAGENT: Mandy McGuire 0417 504 388 & Sally-Anne Riley 0400 833 701soldNewListingOpenHomeOpenHomeBag a Bargain SOLD● Vacant and awaiting new owners● Partially renovated low maintenance home● Situated on 809m 2 flat block● Within walking distance to East Devonport facilities● Owners are motivated to sell, will not last long4x 1x 2x 2xThe Ultimate Lifestyle!!! $795,000●Blending traditional charm with modern style, this Victorian home is a true delight●Offering both formal and informal living spaces, featuring 6 stunning bedrooms 3 bathrooms 2 laundry’s and 3 kitchens●Attached to this magnificent residence is a two bedroom fully self contained guest unit●Wide surround verandahs enjoying the expansive gardens and sweeping lawns with a huge pond filled with hundredsof gold fish8x 3x 4xNeat Family Home $283,000● Well presented 3 bedroom brick home●2 living areas, rumpus & second bathroom●Great location near schools & sporting facilities3x2x 2x 1xMUST SELL! $215,000● 3 bedroom home with great potential● Over 1 acre of flat useable land● Great location only minutes to Latrobe & Devonport3x1x 1x 2xADDRESS: 96 Tarleton Street, East DevonportPRICE: SOLDVIEW AT: www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auAGENT: Apollo Birch 0409 165 696 & Zoro Jovanovic 0447 182 259ADDRESS: 13 Rundle Road, DevonportPRICE: $795,000VIEW AT: www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auAGENT: Tiffiny Porter 0419 286 075 & Sally-Anne Riley 0400 833 701OPEN HOME: Saturday, 5th July 11:00-12:00ADDRESS: 8 Lawrence Drive, DevonportPRICE: $283,000VIEW AT: www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auAGENT: Apollo Birch 0409 165 696OPEN HOME: Saturday 5th July 12:30-1:30ADDRESS: 502 Mersey Main Road, TarletonPRICE: $215,000VIEW AT: www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auAGENT: Apollo Birch 0409 165 696NewListingOpenHomeNewListingOpenHomeOpenHomeNewListingLow-Maintenance Living $199,000● Great 1 st home or investment● 3 bedroom brick house on corner block●Beautiful large kitchen & great heating/cooling● 3 door colour-bond garage●Close to public transportTrue country charm $295,000● Nestled on 5 acres and bordered by natural bush surrounds, this true country home is full of charm and warmth● Ideal as a hobby farm there is a double garage, 2 small sheds and a 3 bay barn or vehicle shed.● The living room is very large, and is heated by a heat pump and wood heater● The timber kitchen is the heart of the home and a “secret” trap door provides an air of mystery.● This is a highly motivated vendor and this property is not to be missed.Sea Side Living in Style $299,000●Enjoy the peace and quiet of a small seaside town only 10 minutes from Devonport● Immaculately presented 3 bedroom brick home is a short distance from the beautiful beach● Sun drenched lounge room has the option of electric or wood together with the combined kitchen/dining●All bedrooms have built-ins and the main has convenient access to the bathroom● There is a single carport attached to a double garage/workshopThe land of Promise $450,000● Consisting of approx 21 hectares (53 acres) of flat cleared andfenced land● The farm has 6 dams most spring fed● Large brick family home3x1x 1x 3x3x1x 1x 2x3x1x 1x 3x3x2x 2xOPEN HOME: Saturday, 5 th July 10:30-11:00ADDRESS: 1 Wanda Place, East DevonportPRICE: $199,000VIEW AT: www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auAGENT: Natalie Soldat 0403 959 508OPEN HOME: Saturday, 5 th July 11:30-12:00ADDRESS: 125 Palmers Road, LatrobePRICE: $295,000VIEW AT: www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auAGENT: Tiffiny Porter 0419 286 075 & Sally-Anne Riley 0400 833 701OPEN HOME: Saturday, 5 th July 10:30-11:00ADDRESS: 44 Susan Street, Turners BeachPRICE $299,000VIEW AT: www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auAGENT: Sally-Anne Riley 0400 833 701ADDRESS: 2 Mays Road, Promised LandPRICE $450,000VIEW AT: www.DevonportShearwater.Harcourts.com.auAGENT: Sally-Anne Riley 0400 833 701 & Tiffiny Porter 0419 268 075MandyPrincipal0417 504 388TiffinyConsultant0419 268 075Sally-AnneConsultant0400 833 701BrearneConsultant0419 360 274NatalieConsultant0403 959 508ZoranConsultant0447 182 259ApolloConsultant0409 165 696IanConsultant0427 319 076JenniferConsultant0458 008 621KimConsultant0411 454 013DennisRural0438 371 474KathyOffice Manager6423 2500StaceiyProperty Manager0407 019 314LeonnieProperty Portfolio Manager0407 019 314OliviaAdministration6437 1755GeorgiaAdministration6423 2500Page 16 Devonport Times July 2008

One surpriseafter anotherWhere: 328 Mersey Main Rd, Spreyton. Price: $800,000.Agent: Robert Sushames, Sushames Real Estate, Devonport, 0419 002 222.NESTLED in a peaceful setting betweenDevonport and Latrobe, this expansivebrick home has five bedrooms in themain residence.Walking through the front doors, thestandout feature is the stunningTasmanian oak designer floor, whichleads into the large open-plan livingspace incorporating the kitchen, diningand living rooms.This area is the hub of the home and thelarge kitchen is complete with stainlesssteel appliances and a separatebreakfast bench offering seating for four.Sliding doors offer access to anundercover paved barbecue area andwalking through the gate located there,you will find the 8m x 4m salt waterheated pool and landscaped gardens.All five bedrooms have built-in robes andthe master bedroom is complete withnew ensuite featuring a large showerand vanity.The main bathroom has just beenrenovated, including the addition of animpressive bath tub, the latest vanityand a freestanding shower.Walking towards the end of the hallwayyou will find the home office, separatetoilet and a huge rumpus room that hasa wood heater and currently houses afull-size billiard table.The rumpus room has access to anotherundercover entertainment area — thisone a little different as it boasts amagnificent hot tub with wooden stepsleading to the grand jacuzzi, which cancomfortably seat eight people.Walking through the gorgeous rosegardens and to the side of the property,you will find the perfect location for ahome business in a separate buildingoffering two rooms, a toilet and showerfacilities.Here you will also find a carport thatleads to a self-contained unit, whichcould be used as accommodation for ateenager, grandparents or visitingguests.The property also has an extensive fullylined shed on the premises.The surrounding low-maintenancegardens have been landscaped andinclude water fountains.Situated on 1.619 hectares of levelland, there is plenty of scope for avegetable garden or even enough roomfor a pony.Story: Ange Clark53 Parkersford Road, Port SorellEXQUISITE FAMILY HOME• Set on 10,810m 2 (2.67 acres), 4 bedrooms,2 bathrooms• Stunning kitchen, theatre room, separate gym• Double carport, 3 bay garage, wrap around decks206 Bakers Lane, NorthdownIDYLLIC COUNTRY LIVING• Inspiring architecturally designed 3 bedroomhome. Sun drenched dining & sitting areas withatrium styled windows• Semi enclosed outdoor area,11,530m 2 (2.85 ac)73 Maxwell Drive, LatrobeYOUR RURAL LIFESTYLE CHANGE• Modern rendered 4 bedroom home buit in 2001• 2 Living areas, 2 bathrooms, Outdoor ent. area• S et on elevated 13,670m 2 (3.37 acres), doublegarage & single carportLot 19 Jasmine Drive, Port SorellSMALL ACREAGE & TOWN WATER!!!• Peaceful, 7,064m 2 (1.7 acres) level bush block.Town water connected & septic approved.• An easy walk to the picturesque PanatanaReservePrice: $575,000Contact: Graeme Hay 0419 287 017ljhooker.com.au/shearwaterLJ Hooker Shearwater 6428 7399Shop 1 2-4 Club DrivePrice: $425,000Inspect: Sat. 5th July 11.45 a.m. - 12.15 p.m.Contact: Graeme Hay 0419 287 017ljhooker.com.au/shearwaterLJ Hooker Shearwater 6428 7399Shop 1 2-4 Club DrivePrice: $385,000Inspect: Sat. 5th July 10.30 -11.00 a.m.Contact: Graeme Hay 0419 287 017ljhooker.com.au/shearwaterLJ Hooker Shearwater 6428 7399Shop 1 2-4 Club DrivePrice: $120,000Contact: Graeme Hay 0419 287 017ljhooker.com.au/shearwaterLJ Hooker Shearwater 6428 7399Shop 1 2-4 Club Drive4010223 RRDevonport Times July 2008 Page 17

Immaculate homethat has it allWhere: 33 Forth St, Latrobe. Price: $329,000. Agent: Leigh Jordan, Collins Realty, Devonport, 0400 577 660.IN the popular and growing township ofLatrobe, this brick three-bedroom familyhome is presented in immaculatecondition.All the bedrooms have built-in robes andthe modern bathroom has a separate bathand shower.The renovated kitchen is stylish andspacious — there’s plenty of cupboardsand bench space — and it flows throughto the open-plan dining room and sunnyliving areas.In the backyard there is a garden shed,vegetable patch, beautiful landscapedgardens and a large paved barbecue areaperfect for outdoor entertaining.Offering great elevated views over thetown, this is a fantastic property close toschools, shops and the hospital.AS NEW ON 1.5 ACRES (APPROX)Great family living here with open plan living,an ultra modern kitchen with sliding door accessto a large deck, plus separate lounge withheatpump. Three generous bedrooms, main withWIR & ensuite. Double garage under as wellas a single separate garage. All only 10 minsto town.Call Peter 0417 385 756 $339,000A PINCH ME PRICEGreat opportunity to get into the propertymarket without breaking the bank. This sunnyweatherboard home features 3 bedrooms, openplan kitchen/dining and large, upgraded kitchenand is situated on a flat block with a large doublecarport close to schools and shops.Call Leigh 0400 577 660 $172,000INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITYGreat opportunity to get into the market or addto your portfolio. With a possible rent returnof $180 per week (approx), the home has 3bedrooms, alum. windows, nice size yard 730sqm (approx) and is located in a quiet culdesacnear to schools and shops. Call now.Call Leigh 0400 577 660 $163,000BUDGET COUNTRY LIVINGCute cottage style two bedroom home withupgraded kitchen, open plan living area withgas heating and on a 1028sqm approx blockwith town water. Clad with aluminium windowsits all you want to get away from the hustleand bustle of town. This may be the homefor you...Call Peter 0417 385 756 $219,000FANTASTIC 1ST HOMESunny weatherboard home with mostlyaluminium windows, fantastic new kitchenand bathroom with corner spa, 3 good sizedbedrooms, polished floors, is situated on anice flat block with a big undercover pergolaand a 10m x 6m colourbond garage/workshop.Located in a quiet area near to schools.Call Leigh 0400 577 660 $189,000EXTENDED FAMILY?This excellent brick home is located in everpopular Ambleside & has had many renovations.Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms with built-ins,large sunny kitchen & dining, & downstairsthere is a second living area, 4th bedroom, 2ndbathroom & an office. Located close to river& shops.Call Leigh 0400 577 660 $279,500SEA, TOWN & RIVER VIEWSVast views from every window in the open plan living area.This north facing sunny unit is located over the road fromKmart. Two bedrooms, full size bathroom, single internalaccess garage and a large front balcony with sliding dooraccess for all your entertaining. SALE BY TENDER to bereceived by close of business 30th of July 2008.Call Peter 0417 385 756 or Leigh 0400 577 660CALIFORNIAN BUNGALOWLocated a short stroll to town centre & all amenities, thisgorgeous, mostly renovated home could be what you arelooking for. The clad home features 4 large bedrooms,large sunny open plan kitchen, dining & lounge, alumwindows & is situated on a large flat block with a singlecarport & a 10m x 6m garage, also incorporating a rumpusroom complete with wood heater & a separate toilet.Perfect for a growing family.Call Leigh 0400 577 660 $239,000CLOSE TO BLUFF & VIC PARADESituated in a very popular area of Devonportclose to beach and Victoria Parade is thisimmaculate brick rendered home with largesunny open plan living areas, 3 bedrooms, newaluminium windows and many more upgrades.Open Sat 5th July 10:00 - 10:30 am1/27 George Street, DevonportCall Leigh 0400 577 660 $279,0003 ACRES- GREAT VALUE HERE!!Presentation is excellent throughout thisthree bedroom home with modern kitchenand bathroom, large lounge and dining areas,separate study, double garage, 3 water tanks plusa bore. The property is on 2 Titles and located30 mins to Devonport.Call Peter 0417 385 756 Offers Over $200,000ConsideredTOO GOOD TO OVERLOOKPerfect for the first home buyers! Featuringthree bedrooms, two with built-ins, sun-filledlounge and a neat & tidy kitchen. The clad homeboasts a single lockup garage, new roof and aflat, fully fenced yard. Located 5 minutes toDevonport CBD. Inspect today!Call Leigh 0400 577 660 $187,000LARGE AS NEW FAMILY HOMEThree year old spacious family home withtwo separate large family living areas, electricheating, four bedrooms, main with ensuite, allwith built-ins, modern kitchen with separatedining all in as new condition. 15 mins approxfrom town. Great buy here.Call Peter 0417 385 756 $259,000NEAR NEW, UNDER $300,000This as new home has so much to offer! Situatedon a large secure block, featuring quality fittingsthroughout, 3 bedrooms with built-ins, largesunny open plan living and double garage withextra high ceilings perfect for the caravan orboat. Inspect today.Call Leigh 0400 577 660 $299,000ALL CLASSIf you’ve always wanted to live just out oftown on 3 acres (approx), a near new 24 sq(approx) quality home and a double colourbondshed, then this home is a must see. 4 bedrooms(main with ensuite), huge sunny living areas,a magnificent kitchen, double glazed windowsand a fully fenced dual access block.Call Leigh 0400 577 660 $388,000Page 18 Devonport Times July 2008

4086499 LDFine living withall the comfortsWhere: 103 Berrigan Rd, Miandetta. Price: $255,000. Agent: Judith Bruce,Australian Private Realty, 0419 470 681, or owner, 6424 7578.NEAR schools and shops, with theDevonport CBD only a few minutesaway by car, this three-bedroom brickhome is perfectly positioned for afamily.The master bedroom has built-inwardrobes and a dresser and theconvenience of an ensuite.The main bathroom has a separateshower, tiled retro bath, large mirrors,vanity and an IXL fan.The kitchen and dining area is openplan, with stunning leadlight panelsabove the doors, while the spaciouslounge room has a choice of heatingwith a Daikin Inverter or a wood heater.The landscaped backyard gardenprovides an ideal setting for familybarbecues, with a pine decking areathe perfect space for entertaining anda sheltered play area for children.Adjoining the garage you will find aworkshop complete with power andplenty of shelving.The property also offers an alarmedsecurity monitoring system.With well-established low-maintenancegardens, this property adds up as aperfect family home.FARMING/DAIRY OPPORTUNITY96.66 ha on 5 titles $1,800,00082.61 ha on 2 titles $1,500,00020.25 ha on 1 title $400,000An exciting investment opportunity@ $7,500 per acre. Properties can bepurchased individually or collectively for$3,670,000. Further information is onour website.Neil 0418 128 726LAND, LOCATION, LIFESTYLEThis picturesque property is just the right sizefor that relaxed lifestyle many of us dreamabout. Run a couple of head of cattle, somesheep, maybe a horse, on six acres of grassedeasily managed land with a hay barn, goodfencing and a creek fed dam that supplieswater to the house and water trough.Dianne 0409 947 312$320,000ROSES ARE RED…VIOLETS ARE…….Beautifully presented home featuring newcladding, aluminium windows and a newdouble garage along with a garden inbloom, full of almost every rose imaginable.This low maintenance property would beideal for the first home buyer or investor.Robert 0419 002 222$215,00040 ACRES CLOSE TO SHEFFIELDRight on the edge of town this parcelof land represents an ideal opportunityto establish a small operational farmenterprise. The land capability surveysrecord it to be designated capability4 and subject to Council suited tobuilding.Neil 0418 128 726$250,000QUALITY, STYLE & PERSONALITYSituated on 12 acres of pasture 10minutes from Devonport. On an internalblock with a private circular driveway, the40 square house features 4 bedrooms,all with built ins, 2 bathrooms, largestoreroom, glassed in entertainmentarea, plus large paved undercoverarea.$675,000EVER SO QUIETLocated in quiet cul de sac inDevonport, this 3 bedroom brickhome boasts reverse cycle heating,landscaped gardens plus separatelockup garage. Excellent investmentproperty.Robert 0419 002 222$235,000sushames.com153 William Street, Devonport 6423 3000AUCTIONCOMMERCIAL PREMISES27 ROOKE STREET, DEVONPORT●Classic building Circa 1890●Offered with Vacant Possession●Currently leased on a monthly basis●Land area 228m 2●Building area: 125m 2 Upstairs, 125m 2 downstairs●Comfortable apartment upstairs●Access to Rooke Lane at rearAuction Tomorrow 11.30amat the Devonport Civic CentreTime & Place: 11:30am at theDevonport Civic CentreContact: Don Halliwell 0418 338 058Alan Halliwell 0408 250 111Thinking of Selling?Our rental dept. communicates with all our tenantsand landlords on a regular basis.Many tenants and landlords are potential buyers &we make sure we let them know about the homeswe have for sale.It’s lucky for you that we have one of the largestrental departments in Devonport with approx. 600people interacting with us at any given time.Any one of these people could be a buyer.In fact, we could have your buyer right now!Before choosing your agent consider usHalliwell First National6424 149617 Best Street, Devonport www.halliwellfn.com.au 6424 14964099178 PADevonport Times July 2008 Page 19

UNWINDCROSSWORDAcross1. Oblong-shaped7. Weekly or monthly publications8. Matador12. Distracted17. Doctor’s visit18. OutragedDown1. Anti-monarchists2. Christmas song3. Standoffish4. Leaving5. Jumped6. Restored to life9. Ignited10. AngerSUDUKO11. Cap or bonnet13. First Greek letter14. Bronze medal position15. Of birth16. ObjectsTo solve a Sudukopuzzle, everynumber from 1 to 9must appear in:■ Each of the ninevertical columns■ Each of the ninehorizontal rows■ Each of the nine3x3 boxesRemember nonumber can occurmore than once inany row, column orbox.FRIDGE ARTLast week’s solutionLast week’ssolutionThis week’s Fridge Artcame from Jack Evans,a Grade 4 pupil atWilmot Primary School.If you would like tosend in your artwork,mail it to Fridge Art,Devonport Times, POBox 259, Devonport ordrop it in to 11 StewartSt, Devonport Don’tforget to tell us aboutyourself, your art and toprovide a returnaddress.DO YOU recogniseanyone?These historic photographsare part of the RobinsonCollection.The collection featurespictures that were taken ofresidents from Devonportand surrounds about 70years ago.■ R1556.1 — MrsLonsdale, 1932■ R1562.2 — MrGoodwin, 1932■ R1560 — Mrs R Weeks,1932For more information onthe Robinson Collectionplease contact theDevonport RegionalGallery on 6424 8296.THE ROBINSON COLLECTIONR1556.1R1562.2 R1560What’s onJuly 4■ Devon Country Music at the EastDevonport Bowls Club from 7pmmidnight.Meals available from5.30pm. To book meals call6427 9574.July 5■ Molenda Community Market,334 Castra Rd from 8am-1pm.Stalls only $5 each, greatatmosphere. For more informationcall 6425 3865.■ East Devonport vs LatrobeFootball Club at East Devonport.For more information call6426 7426 or 0458 287 004.■ A stamp and coin fair will beheld at the Don Hall, 10am until4pm. There will be a raffle with anautographed cricket cover signedby Australian captain Ricky Pontingon offer. For more information callJan Willing on 6428 6772.■ The Tasmanian Boxing Titlestournament will be held at theAxeman’s Hall of Fame starting at6pm, $20 per person. For moreinformation call 6426 2099.■ Redwater Creek Steam andHeritage Society will be operatingsteam train rides on July 5 and 6.The train will run every half an hourfrom 11am-4pm during these twodays. Cost is $5 adults, $3 children(aged 5-16), with reductions forfamilies, pensioners and students.For more information call6491 1613 or 6424 7348.July 8■ Greyhound Racing at theDevonport Showgrounds from1pm-3.30pm. For more informationcall 6424 6422.■ Free seminar on how to improveand protect your children’s eyes atthe Port Sorell Memorial Hallstarting at 7pm. Certified teacher,Betty Munro will be on hand toanswer questions, and lightrefreshments will be available. Formore information call 6424 8061.July 9■ The North-West film society willshow french film My Best Friend atCmax cinema starting at 7pm. MyBest Friend was one of France’sbiggest films in 2006. The societypromotes films of merit and is formembers only. Membership isavailable prior to screenings. Formore information call 6425 7433or 6425 2060.July 11■ Sixth LEICA/CCP DocumentaryPhotography Award at theDevonport Regional Art Gallery.This exhibition will showcase 16finalists’ work chosen for the 2007award. Exhibition open until August10. For more information call6424 8296.July 12■ The Painefool Comedy Companywill perform an evening of UniReview classics at St Brendan-Shaw College. The show starts at7.30pm. Tickets are $25 perperson and are available from BJ’sPharmacy 6424 1591. All proceedswill go to help send TaylorWilczynski and Robert Williams tothe World Rowing Championships.■ Official opening of the InauguralRubicon River Arts Exhibition WhatLittle Boys and Girls Are made Ofat the Axeman’s Hall of Fame■ Take cheese fromrefrigerator an hourbefore you want toeat it.■ Cheese keepsbetter in a screw-topjar than a plastic bagin the refrigerator.■ When using togarnish salads, use apotato peeler.■ Add a dash ofFrench mustard toyour cheese dishesas it brings out theflavour.■ Cottage and ricottacheese are thecheese lowest insodium (salt).Cheddar cheese ishigh in salt.■ Did you knowthere are at least1200 cheese knownby name throughoutthe world and 2000different times ofcheese actuallymade.starting at 7pm. Come and help uscelebrate with music,contemporary dance, guestspeaker and complimentary drinksand nibbles.■ North Launceston vs LatrobeFootball Club at North Launceston.For more information call6426 7426 or 0458 287 004.■ Devonport Farmers Market at theDevonport Showgrounds. Call0417 052 028 for moreinformation.■ Sheffield Market in High St,Sheffield from 9.30am-3pm. Formore information call 6492 3176.■ St John’s Guild cent day will beheld at the parish centre, Fenton St,Devonport, at 1.30pm. Afternoontea. All welcome.July 15■ Greyhound Racing at theDevonport Showgrounds from1pm-3.30pm. For more informationcall 6424 6422.July 17■ Hi-5 Party Street Tour at theDevonport Entertainment Centre.Come along and celebrate with Hi-5, as they head done party street.Two showings at 10.30am and1.30pm. Tickets are $20. For moreinformation call 6420 2900.July 22■ Greyhound Racing at theDevonport Showgrounds from1.30pm-3pm. For more informationcall 6424 6422.■ To promote your upcomingevent, email details tonews@devonporttimes.com.au orphone 6498 7881.Page 20 Devonport Times July 2008

ADVERTISINGFEATURELATROBE WINTERFESTSpoiling you the Soul purposeAS A young girl, OdyeaBarker was certainshe was not going tofollow in her mother’sfootsteps.She loved that hermother, Jaan Reynolds,was a hairdresser andowned her own salon butshe could not imaginegoing down the same path.Fast forward 14 years andOdyea seems to havechanged her mind.The qualified hairdresseris now the new owner ofSoul Hairdressing.‘‘I fell into it,’’ she admits.‘‘At the end of Grade 11 Iworked over the schoolholidays and that was it.’’Odyea has returned toLatrobe after working inDevonport for several years.She said she is happy tobe back and is thankful herold clients are pleased shehas returned.‘‘I can’t complain at all,’’Odyea said.‘‘The clients are happyand I love being back inLatrobe.’’Jaan has rejoined herdaughter in business, andpast owner, Lenna Walker,is still cutting up a storm inthe salon.Beautician CindySaunders is also on site toprovide waxing andmassage.Odyea says she lovesbeing in business atLatrobe and finds each daybrings something new.‘‘I love being arounddifferent people each day,’’she said.‘‘It is great fun.’’INDULGE: Soul Hairdressing at Latrobe, has a new owner, Odyea Barker. The salon provides acomprehensive hair and beauty service.WHAT’S ONBooks aliveNEED to take a rest fromall the action of ChocolateWinterfest? Why not joinstory book characters asthey captivate yourimagination with stories ofchocolate. Story tellingwill take place the LatrobePost Office Reserve andLatrobe CourthouseMuseum at 10am,11.30am, 1.30pm and3pm on July 13.Cake compARE you a whiz in thekitchen when it comes tocake decorating? Do youthink you could win thisyear’s ChocolateWinterfest DecoratedChocolate Cakecompetition? Getdecorating and drop offyour decorated chocolatecake before 9.30am to theLatrobe Senior CitizensClub. Entry forms for thecompetition are availablefrom the Taking Part linkfrom chocolatewinterfest.com.au(under new management)144b Gilbert Street, LatrobeThe month of July, we have lots of specials.Soothe the stress away with a 30 minute relaxing massageJUST $30 - but only for this month.Be pampered by one of our excellent staffWe have 3 senior hairdressers, 2 specialising in colour, 1 specialising in permanent curlsPlus a Beauty Therapist is also available.Call in and see how hair extensions could work for you!Look Good & Feel Great with our experienced teamOpen 9:00am - 5:30pm Monday to FridayThursday nights &Saturday mornings by appointment.Phone: 6426 1270Mention this adand receive 10%off all our servicesDevonport Times July 2008 Page 214062893 BB

ADVERTISINGFEATURELATROBE WINTERFESTAxeman’s is the place to beSITUATED on the pictureperfectgrounds at BellsParade is the Axeman’sHall of Fame.The building is full to the brimwith memorabilia, trophiesand wood-cutting items.But the landmark is morethan just a drawcard fortourists interested in ourpioneering sport.There is a giant Platypus tohave a photo with and it isthe perfect location to relaxwith a coffee or feast on ahearty meal.The Axeman’s Hall of Fame isa function centre and cancater for speciality displays.In the coming weeksTasmanian poet, Phillip Rushwill deliver a great night ofentertainment with his poemHow to please a platypus.Further down the track thehall will host a memorabiliadisplay of Pipping Lane, theonly Tasmanian horse to wina Melbourne Cup.On August 8-9, the Axeman’sHall of Fame will be buzzingWORTH A VISIT: The Axeman’s Hall of Fame at Bells Parade, Latrobe, is home to more thanjust woodchopping memorabilia. It also offers meals and entertainment seven days a week.with the opening of theDevonport RepertorySociety’s production of Stiff,the musical.As a part of this year’sChocolate Winterfest, theAxeman’s Hall of Fame willplay host to a variety ofevents.The official launch of thechocolate-inspired event willtake place on July 12 with afireworks display.Shortly after will be theofficial launch of the RubiconRiver art exhibition.Following on from Winterfest,the Axeman’s Hall of Famewill celebrate Christmas inJuly.For all of those who are tiredof long, boring winter nightsin front of the television, it isthe perfect opportunity for anouting with family andfriends.Imagine organising a secretSanta and enjoying thesounds of carols.For only $30 per person, youcan enjoy a traditional twocourseChristmas meal withall the trimmings.Picture roast turkey, honeyglazedham and stuffingfollowed by a Christmaspudding with brandy sauce.New chef, Guy Thomson, whohas more than 14 yearsexperience in the foodindustry specialises intraditional wholesome menuchoices and is sure toprepare something mouthwatering.Tempt your tastebuds.Why not visit the Axeman’sHall of Fame — you are sureto have a splendid time.WHAT’S ONSculptureCOME and watch as localcelebrities try their hand atsculpting chocolate onJuly 13 at the LatrobeMemorial Hall and CouncilChambers. Thecompetition will start at10.30am. WorldChampion Axeman DavidFoster, Latrobe MayorMichael Gaffney and amystery Latrobe Women’sBasketball identity willmould a trio of white, milkand dark chocolate into asculpture of sorts. Thepublic will decide whichcelebrity’s sculpture willwin the prize.Presentations for thesculpting competition willbe awarded at 3.30 pm.Historic walkEVER wanted to knowabout the history andbuildings in Latrobe?Enjoy a guided walk onJuly 13. The walk will startoutside the Lucas Hoteland cost is gold coindonation. To book call6421 4699.Xmas in JulyFriday 25th at 6pm$30 per personMainsRoast turkey and honeyglazed ham with stuffingand roasted vegetablesDessertsPlum pudding andBrandy saucePavlova with seasonalWinter fruit saladComing eventsSaturday July 5 thBoxing TournamentTasmanian Boxing TitlesFriday July 25 thXmas in JulyTraditional Dinner $30ppFriday August 8 thTheatre ShowSupper + FREE wine onarrival $30ppSaturday August 9 thTheatre ShowSupper + FREE wine onarrival $30ppSunday August 31 stAxeman’s ExpoBOOKINGS 6426 2099Devonport Times July 2008 Page 23

NEWS FROM DEVONPORT CITY COUNCILA moment with the MayorDevonport Mayor, Ald Lynn Laycock.Aerobics added to relocated gym.Devonport City Council’s weightgymnasium in Forbes Street, hasoutgrown its premises in the squashcourt building and will be relocatedto the table tennis centre within thenext few days.Recreation Centre manager, SteveBrown, said the relocation wasnecessary since Council recentlypurchased six pieces of cardioexercise equipment.The present gymnasium did nothave the room to accommodate theadditional equipment.He said the gymnasium currentlyattracted between 80 and 120 regularclients, with 540 having registered asmembers in recent years.The new equipment had beenpurchased from a $20,000 grant,which had been obtained by Councilthrough the Federal GovernmentDepartment of Health and Aging.There will be only minor dislocationto existing facilities, as thegymnasium would take up onlyabout half of the table tennis centre.Council would erect a curtain-typedivider.Little other work would be required,apart from laying high-density rubbertiles over the gymnasium floor. Thismaterial came from discarded car ortruck tyres.Steve said four table tennis tableswould be retained, which would besufficient to cater for people playingthat game. Members of the Realm ofGaming, who conduct a dungeonsand dragons-type session each week,could also be catered for in anothersection of the stadium.Steve added that the presentgymnasium, which provided onlyweight equipment, was definitely a“blokey” facility and the introductionof cardio equipment would make itmore attractive to females.But he stressed that the Councilfacility would not impact on privategymnasium operators, as there wasno intention to provide aerobicclasses or offer personal training.Rates for use of the Councilgymnasium varied from $6.80 forcasual use to $50.80 for monthlymemberships, with car holders beingable to access facilities as often asthey required.There was another charge of $45 for10 visits, which suited shift workers inparticular.Devonport City Council is pleasedto announce that an exciting newgraffiti education program was rolledout in Devonport schools last week.The Warner Group GraffitiEducation programme aims toenlighten students on the range ofconsequences that can result fromundertaking graffiti.It uses entertaining techniques to getthis message across to students.More than 1000 students from 10primary schools and high schoolshave been targeted and an additional2000 students will be involved in thenext three years.Warner Group’s Awareness GraffitiEducation programs are focussedon providing youth with the relevantIn addition the gymnasium offeredthree months, six months and 12months memberships, which wereeven less expensive.Steve said it was hoped to offer morecorporate memberships, such as theone enjoyed by the TT Line. Underthis arrangement, any employee ofthe Line could access the facilities atthe centre at any time.He said already many of them usedthe facilities and Council was keento attract even more corporateorganisations, as it was importantthat the facilities were used duringthe day.Steve added that not manyDevonport residents were aware ofthe amount of use the RecreationCentre had. He estimated that200,000 – or one in six ofDevonport’s population - had visitedDevonport City Council’s CommunityServices Director’s assistant, LeanneFrenchIt is only a part time job, but as thefront line for Councils CommunityServices Division, Leanne French,finds her days both full andinteresting.Her official position is ExecutiveAssistant to the Director, EvonneEwins, but Leanne sees herselfbasically as the person who doesher best to keep to a minimum thepressure on her immediate boss.She is the first point of contactfor the numerous social interestgroups in the community seekingsupport and advice from Counciland, as such, finds her work bothimmensely interesting and rewarding.As an employee of CouncilLeanne mentioned that she hasinformation they need to make betterinformed lifestyle choices in theirmost influential years.Consisting of a 45-minute interactiveperformance as well as student,teacher and police reinforcement,the programme aims to provide thestudents with an understanding ofthe social and economic costs ofvandalism, which must eventuallybe borne both by them and thecommunity generally.That the programme can be asuccess is evidenced by the dramaticreduction of graffiti in the City ofCasey (Victoria).In that city, nearly 100% of schoolsparticipated in the programme,which saw an 85% reduction in theincidence of new graffiti by the endof the second year with reductions,thus far, being maintained.“This important programmeencompasses a whole-of-communityapproach to reducing the incidentsof graffiti and vandalism across thecity and forms part of Council’sGraffiti Management Policy andPlan,” according to Mayor LynnLaycock.“Graffiti around the city isthe responsibility of the entirecommunity and I see thisprogramme as another step forwardin addressing this important issue.”The Devonport City Council,through the Community SafetyLiaison Group and the LighthouseProject (funded by the NationalCommunity Crime PreventionProgram), has funded the majorityof costs, with the schools providinga small contribution, the MayoraddedRec. Centre manager, Steve Brown, checks gymnasium equipmentthe facility in the past year.consecutive weeks we found that an“We took a head count at the average of 4000 had passed throughentrance to the stadium and in 41 the front door”, he said.Few dull moments for Director’s aidebeen supported and encouragedthroughout her career, which spansover ten years. Leanne initiallybegan in the role of reception,moved into various other roles whichhave had an administration coreincluding records, planning and nowhas brought her vast administrationskills to the Community Services.Leanne began with communityservices in 2006 and, in that time,has built up a great rapport withmany members of the community.“I have really enjoyed workingclosely with the community andimplementing new programs whichmeet the need of residents, this hasnot only made me aware of issueswithin our community and hasenabled me to think outside of thebox when juggling resources andpriorities” she said.Following Councils re-organisationof its administration, Leanne nowworks closely with the DevonportEntertainment and ConventionCentre, Imaginarium, the RegionalGallery, the Zone and the twoRecreation Centres, liaising closelywith Recreation DevelopmentManager and CommunityDevelopment Manager.The new role also consists of a rangeof administration which supports andvalue adds to the work undertakenwithin the Division.A great deal of the role is beingresponsible for the coordinationand communication between theDirector, staff and the community.Many issues which come across thedesk involve research, follow up andorganisation which is not alwayseasy due to the multitude of issueswhich come under the banner ofCommunity Services.The challenge for the future is to assistthe newly created Division in Councilto run as smoothly as possible.Leanne, a Devonport girl, waseducated at Geneva ChristianCollege, Latrobe before undertakinga course in administration at TAFE.However, six months into the course,Leanne obtained a position workingfor a financial adviser and stayedthere for three years, continuing herbusiness administration course on apart time basis.Married to Nigel, a hydraulictechnician , she also has the jobof bringing up their two daughtersIsabella, 5, and Eva, 3 and says sheis extremely blessed that her workcommitments fit in well with thefamily.She works a 20 hour week onMondays, Wednesdays and Fridaysenabling her to be at home on theother two days.4033556 BBDevonport Times July 2008 Page 25

S T&ESPORTTaylor ready totake on worldBy ROCHELLE GALLOWAYMANY people would be unawareof the preparation that goes intobeing an elite athlete — just askTaylor Wilczynski.For the past few months, theMersey Rowing Club rower hasendured three training sessions aday under the watchful eye ofcoach Robert Williams.Is he fed up with all the work?Hardly — it is just another step onthe way to his ultimate goal ofcompeting in the 2012 Olympics.Taylor and Robert will soon puttheir efforts to the test when theyhead to Austria to compete at theWorld Rowing Championships,which run from July 23-27.Taylor will represent Australia inthe junior single scull event.‘‘I went to the worlds last year andwas fairly anxious,’’ Taylor said.Blood, sweat and tears — ‘Noddaproblem’BOAT ownership isat an all-time highin Tasmania andwith finance available, itis too easy to walk in to aboat yard and drive outwith a brand spankin’ newboat.Some dealers do their jobwell and the customer getsexactly what he wants andneeds, others do it too welland the family man whogoes in to buy a nice15-footer to do a bit ofskiing and fishing in,comes away with somemonstrous great thingthat requires him to buy anew car to tow it with anda second mortgage to fillthe tanks with fuel.Grant and TammyAugustin did it the smartway and purchased theirfirst boat, a 14-foot‘‘This year I am not as fussed, Iam more comfortable, I know theins and outs.’’‘‘He is fitter and faster,’’ Robertadds.The trip is estimated to cost thepair $14,000. The Mersey RowingClub is fundraising to help the duoget to Austria but are asking thecommunity for support.The Painefool Comedy Companywill perform an evening of UniReview Classics on July 12 at StBrendan-Shaw College to raisemoney for Taylor and Robert.The show will start at 7.30pm andtickets cost $25 each. Bookings areessential and tickets are availablefrom BJ’s Pharmacy, Rooke StMall, 6424 1591.■ The Devonport Times will followTaylor’s progress in the coming weeks.runabout two years ago.They have now becomeone of the keenest boatingfamilies I have seen andhave recently upgraded toa 5.2-metre (17 feet) Stacercuddy cab.This size boat is a greatall-rounder, beingaluminium it is stilltowable behind a largefamily car but big enoughto do just about anyfishing you would like anddo it in safety.For those of us who liketo muck around withboats and don’t wish tobuy a new model or can’tfind one that we like orwhich suits our needs, theoption of buying an oldersecond-hand boat andrefitting it is available.The old adage ‘‘theydon’t make them like theyuse to’’ rings true withboats and there are anumber of famous vesselsaround that have startedtheir lives as classic boatsand through majorrebuilds and a lot of hardwork, have been given anew lease of life ashardcore fishingmachines.Big fibreglass boats areunbeatable for comfortand seaworthiness, butTOP FORM: The Mersey Rowing Club is fundraising to help send TaylorWilczynski and his coach Robert Williams to Austria to compete in theWorld Rowing Championships in July. Picture: Rochelle Galloway.are expensive to buy new.Anyone with basichandyman skills and alittle of advice from moreexperienced hands canwork on fibreglass boatswithout specialised tools.Although it usually takesmore time than planned,the finished outcome willbe a boat that has thefeatures you want and at afraction of the price of anew model.Lifelong mate KentMcCarthy and myselfbought a 17-foot DouglasCraft about six years agoand have been chippingaway at it until now.I won’t say it hasn’t costmuch because a lot ofsweat, a little blood andthe odd tear has beenshed.It was a coast guard boatin the Whitsunday Islandsin its previous life and forits size I don’t think youcould get a better boat.From the wreck it was inthe beginning we had a lotof knockers but they havesince been silenced, whenwe pull in to the rampwith satisfaction and athumping big shark onthe cockpit floor, the lookson their faces arepriceless.In the next few weeks wewill go through the workinvolved in thetransformation of‘‘Noddaproblem’’.We will also look at theproducts andacknowledge the localtradesmen that helped uson our voyage.Good luck and tight linesBoxers setto battle instate titlesSIX local boxers will jump inthe ring this weekend to testtheir skills against some ofthe country’s best.The Tasmanian BoxingTitles will be held at theAxeman’s Hall of Fame atLatrobe on Saturday withdoors opening at 6.30pm.Four interstate boxers willbe competing and Tasmanianselectors will be on thelookout for talent to send tothe national titles in Sydney inNovember.The main event at thisweekend’s state titles will bethe fight between Australianjunior champion and LatrobeBoxing Club member AaronWoods and interstate boxerRobert Houlsworth.‘‘This should be a goodcontest,’’ coach Craig Woodssaid.Aaron’s younger brotherLuke will face Queenslandcompetitor Campbell CobboRiley, who has 36 fightsunder his belt.‘‘This will be a good test forLuke to see where he standsin the 63kg class,’’ Craigsaid.Jesse Crack will competeagainst Joseph Nichols in the60kg class and ‘‘pocketrocket’’ Jackson Woods willfight Mark Schelives in the42kg class.Dylan Hardy and NickCooney will make theircompetitive debuts againsttwo boxers from the south,Rhys Nettlefold and JamesSouthern.■ The Tasmanian BoxingTitles will be held at theAxeman’s Hall of Fame onSaturday, July 5. Doorsopen at 6.30pm.Tickets areavailable from the venue,the Salt Bar and Nixon Ststore. If not sold out, doorsales will also be available.WIN a Winter Weekend Getaway at the Newly Opened Eagles Nest IIVALUED AT $750Winter weekend away includes;• 1 nights accommodation for a couple• Breakfast• Gourmet Delights• Dinner provided by your own personalDream ChefTasmanEWS TC O ASDrawn Monday 16 th of Julywww.eaglesnestretreat.com.au- WR T HN OTo enter cut out this coupon and send toEagles Nest Retreat Weekend, PO BOX 259, Devonport, Tas, 7310Name:Address:Contact Number:4035918 kmmPage 26 Devonport Times July 2008

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