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April 2019
COAL RIVER VALLEY NEWS
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Richmond Red Cross soldiers on
The Richmond Branch of the Australian Red Cross is again sponsoring the Anzac Day Service in Richmond on Thursday 25th April and serving Morning Tea afterwards in the Richmond Hall. Help from the community with providing the Morning Tea would as always be greatly appreciated. The Morning Tea will cap off what has been a very busy six months for Branch Members starting with our very popular and fun filled Melbourne Cup Luncheon in November. This was followed by catering for the Suppers at the Dance Hall Nights held in Richmond and Cambridge in late November/early December, a Sausage Sizzle at the Prospect House Open Day, at the Jazz Festival on the Village Green with our homemade pork rolls and hamburgers and the Richmond Village Fair on Sunday 31st March serving our delicious Devonshire Teas and Mixed Plates (Sandwiches and a selection of slices/cake).We thank John and Libby Pooley for their generosity in allowing us to participate in the Open House and hold a sausage sizzle in the garden of the beautifully restored Prospect House. Thankyou also to their Manager Patrick who assisted us with the set-up on the day.All funds raised go towards supporting Red Cross Community Programs. The Branch meets on the third Monday of the month at 1.30pm at the Meeting Room of the CathlicCare Units in Torrens Street Richmond if you would like to join us. New members are very welcome.
Any queries or comments please contact President Judy Leisk (62602056) or Vice-President Jan Ross (62602279).
Richmond PharmacyWebster packs - Diabetes agency
FREE Medadvisor service now available
Free DeliveriesPh 6260 2447
What’s on in the Coal River ValleyApril 19th- St John’s Catholic Church Richmond -Good Friday Mass, (Commemoration) -3pm20th - St John’s Catholic Church Richmond - Holy Saturday (Vigil Mass) -7:30pm21st - St John’s Catholic Church Richmond- Easter Sunday -11am 21st -Riversdale Estate- Easter Sunday High Tea – 10.30am & 2.00pm sitting – Delicious traditional Easter treats - $60pp child $30pp – Ph. 62 48555521st –Riversdale Estate - Traditional Easter Sunday Lunch in the award winning Bistro – A La Carte with traditional Easter specials – from 12 noon, Ph. 62 48555521st –Richmond Arms Hotel - Live Music – Blizzo – 1.30pm – 4.30pm – Ph. 62 60210925th - Anzac Day - Soldiers Memorial Service - 9am 28th –Richmond Arms Hotel- Live Music – Matt Gray – 1.30pm – 4.30pm – Ph. 62 602109
May
18th - Campania-Colebrook Red Cross - “Bric-a-brac and Produce” Stall, Campania Hall23rd - Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea - Colebrook Memorial Hall -10am 25th-Bi Annual Duck Race at Puddle duck Vineyard
Coal River Valley Garden Club Inc
Meets the 4th Monday of the month from Feb-Nov, Richmond
Football Club Rooms, Victoria Street, Richmond, 7.30pm.
Includes guest speakers, trade table and supper.
Phone 6260 2727
RICHMOND ARMS HOTELWEEKLY EVENTS!Monday: Raffle Night!Tuesday Night Special:
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Beef Schnitzel & ChipsThursday Night Special: Steak, Chips & Egg! & Quiz Night!
Friday: Jackpot Draw!Live Music on some Weekends!
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Richmond Walking Group
The Richmond walking group have joined together with the Richmond Phar-macy.
Meet at 10am each Friday at the Pharmacy to start your day with a laugh and some exercise.
We will also have a walk at 5:30pm on Tuesday after-noon at the Richmond Phar-macy
Looking forward to meeting some new
members
Campania-Colebrook Red Cross Branch are holding an Election Day
“Bric-a-brac and Produce” Stall
Campania Hall18th of May 2019
From 8am
All donations gratefully receivedAt the Campania Hall between 2-5pm the Friday before
Or contact a member for pick up:Frances 0407 335 585
Rita 6248 1414 Jean 6260 4126
A new business is coming to the village, Sue Anderson, who some of you may know from the Richmond Village Market Community table, Puzzle People or the ART gallery in Ed-ward St is opening a new venture, Being Creative, in May.
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Coal Valley Orielton Branch
Meets the 4th Tuesday of the monthat
Richmond Court House54 Bridge Street,
Richmond
from 10.30amContact Annette, President
on0438 650 656
Richmond Colonial Fair 2019
Photographer - Emma Henderson
Photographer - Emma Henderson
Coal River Valley Farmers Market
Campania
2nd Sunday of each Month
Campania hall & grounds 9am – 1pm
Local fresh fruit & vegetables, jams, pickles, sauces,cakes,hand crafted goods & cards.
Sites $10 each,tables $5 eachStall enquires call Jean on
62604126
The Friends of the Garden plan to meet every first Sunday of each month at 10am for an hour for a quick weed or tidy up. Please feel very welcome to come along and join us. Rowena [email protected]
Phone 62602340 or 0400185587.
Wildcare Friends of the Margaret Mitchell Garden cares for the Margaret Mitchell Garden in Richmond, a great native plant garden featuring plants from the Coal Valley, and an information room featuring the Pittwater wetlands and wildlife.
Friends of the Margaret Mitchell Garden
The Friends of the garden plan to meet every first Sunday of each month at 11 o’clock for an hour for a quick weed or tidy up. Please feel very welcome to come along and join us. Our first garden time will be the 6th of November.
Rowena [email protected]
Phone 62602340 or 0400185587.
Wildcare Friends of the Margaret Mitchell Garden cares for the Margaret Mitchell Garden in Richmond, a great native plant garden featuring plants from the Coal Valley, and an information room featuring the Pittwater wetlands and wildlife.
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Paranormal Convictions are a paranormal investigative group based in Hobart, Tasmania
Regular paranormal tours are held at Oak Lodge Richmond. providing the opportunity to be the Investigator using all the latest equipment.
All proceeds from tours is given directly to the venue to help with the restoration of the amazing location. Join us on a paranormal tour of
Oak Lodge 18 Bridge St Richmond.
$30 per person
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Free Understanding MS online course open for enrolments – course commences 29 April 2019
The Understanding MS MOOC (massive open online course) which was developed by the Menzies Institute for Medical Research at the University if Tasmania in partnership with Multiple Sclerosis Limited is now open for enrolments.
This innovative, online educational resource is designed for anyone with a connection to the disease – from people living with MS and their carers, GPs, allied healthcare professionals, support workers and anyone who wants to learn more about MS.
This 6-week course is available for free and covers all aspects of Multiple Sclerosis and is based on the highly successful ‘Understanding Dementia’ MOOC developed by the Wicking Dementia Research and Education Centre. Course participants will hear from a range of MS experts including people living with MS, carers, researchers, neurologists, MS nurses, allied health pro-fessionals, and MS service providers.
To learn more and enrol please visit - https://ms.mooc.utas.edu.au
Paranormal Convictions are a paranormal investigative group based in Hobart, Tasmania
Regular paranormal tours are held at Oak Lodge Richmond. providing the opportunity to be the Investigator using all the latest equipment.
All proceeds from tours is given directly to the venue to help with the restoration of the amazing location. Join us on a paranormal tour of
Oak Lodge 18 Bridge St Richmond.
$30 per person
Friday 10 May 7:30 PM
Friday 14 June 7:30 PM
Friday 12 July 7:30 PM
Friday 16 August 7:30 PM
Friday 13 September 7:30 PM
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RICHMOND FOOTBALL CLUB
With round 1 of the 2019 season almost upon us I’d like to take this opportunity to give our supporters a little update of how the footy club is shaping for the upcoming season. After narrowly losing last year’s grand final the boys have really got to work over the summer and got themselves in excellent condition. We had a big focus on our running through January and early February and now with practice games well underway, match simulation work has been vital. I’d like to thank Glenn and Lisa Fogarty from Activ8 fitness who have taken us for an extra boxing/fitness class on a Monday night. They both run a super program which has been very beneficial for our football club. Our practice game form has been promising starting off on March 3 with a comfortable win over University. We then travelled up north to play the NTFA Div 1 best side in South Launceston and were able to come away with a hard earned 9 point victory. Adding extra talent to your list is crucial each year and I’m pleased to say we’ve recruited well in the off season. Brad Joseph returns to us from a stint in Cairns and can play anywhere around the ground. Harry Richmond is an up and coming star who played TSL senior footy for Clarence last year. Zak Bird is a proven goal kicker who arrives to us from Brighton. Tyler Ford is another handy inclusion who won the best on ground medal for Bothwell in last year’s ODFA grand final, while ex Burnie Dockers junior Brodie Johnstone who has had a year off footy is another who is expected to play a huge part in 2019.
All in all, the footy club is in another strong position as we approach the start of another long grind. Thank you to everyone out there especially our generous sponsors who continue to stick with us. Get along and support this great footy club as we aim to play in our 5th grand final in a row!! Come along and support the local football Club
Alex Gilmour (Coach)
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