Allora AdvertiserThe Issue No. 3262

Ph 07 4666 3128 - Fax 07 4666 3822 - E-Mail editor@alloraadvertiser.com - Web www.alloraadvertiser.com THURSDAY, 5th SEPTEMBER 2013

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Fruit & Veg, FRESH from the BRISBANE MARKETS PLUS…✔ Bacon Rashers ................. $8.49 kg✔ Pendle Leg Ham ............... $8.99 kg✔ 2 Regular BBQ Chickens ....$14.00✔ 2kg Chicken Drumsticks ........$3.99✔ Leg of Lamb ..........................$8.99✔ Bulk Whole Rump ............. $5.99 kg✔ Buttercup S/Sandwich 650g ..$1.29✔ Blossom Margarine ...............$1.29✔ Devondale Cheese 1kg .........$7.89✔ Western Star Butter 500g ......$4.89

✔ Ski Yoghurt 1kg .....................$3.99✔ Logan Farm Peas 500g .........$1.29✔ Best Buy Ice Cream 4L ..........$5.49✔ International Roast Coffee 500g ..... .............................................$10.99✔ Uncle Tobys Vita Weeties 455g ...... ...............................................$2.00✔ Kellogg's Corn Flakes 380g ...$2.29✔ Sanitarium Weet Bix 750g .....$2.49✔ Trix Detergent 1L ...................$1.99✔ Raid One Shot Fly Spray 220g ....... ...............................................$2.99

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It’s National Stroke Week!Monday 9th to Saturday 14th September

Allora Pharmacy welcomes you to come in store and receive a FREE blood pressure check and risk assessment.

Do you have high blood pressure, diabetes or cholesterol? If you answer yes to any of these then you

are at a higher risk of stroke.Visit the website www.strokefoundation.com.au for more

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FAST - Has their mouth drooped?ARMS - Can they lift both arms?SPEECH - Is their speech slurred?

Do they understand you?TIME - Time is critical. If you see any of these signs

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Letter to the Editor…Dear Editor,Having heard relatively recently of the new political party Rise up Australia Party, my husband and I immediately signed up to do what we could to be pro-active and promote the party which brought us so much hope. We have been wanting to come to Allora for some time and finally made it today, 26th August 2013. After letterbox dropping for a while, we decided to visit businesses in the main street. Imagine our surprise when we came to a door that said, we are open come in. We did this, and to our surprise we were speaking to the upfront person of the Allora Advertiser. Should this letter be accepted, you will be able to read an article (below) in The Advertiser concerning the Rise Up Australia Party (www.riseupaustraliaparty.com), which we hope and pray will have you as excited as my 80 year old husband and myself. Thank you for being a wonderful small town, and a caring part of Queensland's Darling Downs.Ivor & Fay Rosenberg

Heralding an alternate Political PartyThis new Political party encourages the silent majority to rise up and keep Australia Australian. The Party I speak of is "Rise up Australia Party."Rise up Australia party is for people from all ethnic backgrounds who aim to preserve Australian freedoms, culture and way of life. Lets look together at some of the policy principals.Keep Australia Australian! We are MULTI-ETHNIC. One Culture, One Law, AUSTRALIAN LAW.We support Australian farmers and producers, with 51% Australian ownership of infrastructure. We want to restore and invigorate Australian manufacturing industries.We will protect the traditional family unit - Father, Mother and children.Stop declining birth rate. Protect the unborn. Create conditions

that support women. Parents and schools should have the right to discipline children, within sensible, non-abusive guidelines.We will protect religious freedoms, this means that no religion or religious practices are to be forced on another person/ and that faith based schools have a right to employ people with values consistent with their faith basis. We interpret the phrase "separation of church and state" as the originator of that phrase, US President Jefferson, used it - namely that the state shall not favour any particular church; he did not intend that churches and Christian values should not influence the formulation of governmental policies and laws, because these are never conceived in a moral vacuum.We will stop illegal boat arrivals to preserve lives. We will keep Australia debt free.We wilI honour the first people of the land; Advancing Australiatogether.We will ensure that school children are taught a curriculum that includes a balanced view of history of Western civilization (Greek, Roman and European), Aboriginal history, Magna Carta, Westminster democracy and the Judeo-Christian heritage that has come to us through the words of Henry Parkes, founding father, who said, "We are pre-eminently a Christian nation, as our laws, our whole system of jurisprudence, our constitution… are based upon and interwoven with our Christian beliefs.To hear more on Party and policy Email: info@ riseupaustraliaparty.comI invite you to come with me, see Australia thrive in a restoration mode of Government. Let's commit to Rise up Australia, to see again the values we once treasured - and ADVANCE AUSTRALIA FAIR.

Ivor & Fay Rosenberg(In conjunction with party member for Maranoa,

George Mousley Clouston.)

Siddans Family ReunionSaturday, 21st September 2013

at Allora Show Grounds, 1.00pm to 3.00pmThe descendants of Benjamin & Ruth Siddans are celebrating the

centenary of their emigration from England.

Friends of Benjamin & Ruth's children - Ruth Goulston, Ben, Phillip, Peter, Steve, Dave, John, Stanley Siddans and Jessie

Anderson (Chandler) are invited to drop in.

EFTPOS available

SPECIALS AVAILABLE 11/09/2013

to 17/09/2013

Kirks Soft Drinks 1.25L .................99¢Helga's Bread 680g-850g ..........$2.99Tip Top The One Bread 700g or

Retreat Raisin Toast 520g ......$3.00Red Bull Energy Drink 4pk x 250mL .. ................................................$7.00FoodWorks Best Buy Juice 2L ........... .......................................2 for $5.00Schweppes Traditionals, Mineral

Water, Lemonade or Mixer Soft Drinks 1.25L ...........................$1.50

White Wings Cookies 200g/250g ....... ................................................$3.00Cadbury Block Chocolate 210g/220g

or Chocolate Sharepacks 168g- 230g ........................................$3.00

Carman's Muesli Bars 6pk 210g/270g ................................................$4.00Lowan Oats Rolled or Quick 1kg ....... ................................................$3.00Bushells Lan-Choo Tea Bags or Blue

Label 100pk ............................$3.20 Dolmio Extra Pasta Sauce 490g/

500g ........................................$2.50Heinz Baby Food 170g ..............$1.60

FoodWorks Best Buy Tinned Tomatoes 400g .......................$1.00

Coon Tasty Cheese Shredded 250g .. ................................................$3.80Pampas Pastry 1kg ...................$4.00Eta 5 Star Spread 500g.............$1.50Flora Pro-Activ Spread 500g .....$6.99Ingham Chicken Breast Steak 400g... ................................................$6.00Streets Paddle Pop 10pk ..........$5.00Creative Gourmet Frozen Fruit 300g

or McCain Season's Choice Frozen Fruit 450g ...............................$4.50

Dine Cat Food 7 x 85g Pack .....$5.50Chum Dog Food 700g ...............$1.40Morning Fresh D/wash Liquid 900mL

or Power Soaker 450mL .........$4.50…plus many more specials in store!

FRUIT & VEGStrawberries Punnet 250g

… $1.99Cavendish Bananas

… $1.99 kgJap or Kent Pumpkin … 79¢ kgGourmet Tomatoes … $2.99 kgFarm Fresh Broccoli … $2.79 kg

Juicy Packham Pears … $2.79 kg

DELI SPECIALSAustralian Beef T-Bone Steak

… $12.98 kgCorned Silverside … $5.99 kg

Ham Off The Bone Sliced or Shaved … $16.99 kg

Fresh Chicken Thigh Fillets … $9.99 kg

Australian Beef Blade Steak … $7.99 kg

Primo Twiggy Sticks Hot or Mild … $18.99 kg

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IMPORTANT NOTICE!!

Reminder to postal voters – Return your postal vote ASAPPeople casting a postal vote this federal election are being urged to return their completed ballot papers to the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) as soon as possible.Electoral Commissioner Ed Killesteyn said postal voters should complete their ballot papers, sign the envelope and have it witnessed, and mail it before election day, Saturday 7 September."Both your House of Representatives and Senate ballot papers must be returned sealed inside the provided blue envelope to the AEC for your vote to count," Mr Killesteyn said."At the end of last week we had processed more than 1.2 million postal vote applications, but so far the AEC has only received 472,000 completed postal votes back from electors. Clearly many postal voters need to act now and not miss out."Mr Killesteyn urged any other people needing to vote before election day to check if they could go to any of the over 500 early voting centres currently operating across Australia, as this was easier than applying and waiting for a postal vote.

Don’t bin it, bring it! Council offers free waste drop-off pointResidents from the Southern Downs Regional Council are now able to recycle unwanted TVs and computers at a number of e-waste Drop Zone collection points located throughout the Council area.SDRC has partnered with Australian logistics and recycling company DHL Supply Chain (Australia) to establish a number of e-waste collection points under the National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme.Council Manager Environmental Services Tim O'Brien said householders and small businesses in the SDRC area will now have access to a free recycling service for old or unwanted televisions, computers and computer products, such as printers, keyboards and mice, regardless of their age or brand."The e-waste drop zone collection points are Warwick Central Waste Management Facility (Old Stanthorpe Road, Warwick) and Stanthorpe Landfill and Resource Recovery Centre (Rifle Range Road, Stanthorpe) and residents are able to start using the service from 6 September," he said.Mr O'Brien said that unwanted electrical waste is Australia’s fastest growing type of waste and many items currently end up in landfill.“We are happy to be working with DHL Supply Chain on this exciting project, and we urge residents to recycle their unwanted e-waste by using their closest Drop Zone."DHL Supply Chain will take the e-waste directly to the Endeavour Foundation for dismantling and recycling. This increases Council's involvement with the Endeavour Foundation and supports their workers as well as keeping more items out of the landfill, increases the life expectancy of the landfill and

saves ratepayers' money for many years to come."This program will provide the community with greater choice for recycling and will help to protect and conserve our natural resources and the environment”.The types of products accepted at Drop Zone include:Televisions:• All televisions, such as CRTs, Plasma, LCD and Projection

televisionsComputers and computer products:• Personal computers• Laptops, notebooks, palmtops and tablets• Computer monitors• Parts for personal computers - for example internal hard

drives, motherboards, cards, internal power supplies, CPUs, DVD and CD drives

• Computer peripherals - for example mice, keyboards, joysticks, game pads, scanners & web cameras

• Printers - for example ink-jet, dot matrix, laser printers and multi-functional devices.

Mr O'Brien said the National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme involves a combination of government regulation and industry action to reduce the amount of television and computer waste going to landfill and to increase the recovery of resources. The Scheme aims to boost the recycling rate of these products from 17 per cent in 2010 to 80 per cent by 2021-22."The scheme will ensure over 90 per cent of the materials used to make these products are recovered and recycled."The industry funded National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme is regulated by the Australian Government and we have partnered with DHL Supply Chain as they were the first organisation to be approved by the Commonwealth Government to become a Co-Regulatory (Product Stewardship) Arrangement," he said.Anyone wanting to know more about the e-waste drop zones please call phone Council on 1300 MY SDRC (1300 697 372) or go to www.sdrc.qld.gov.au

BAD JOKE OF THE WEEK

A nurse was learning first aid.

The sister said, 'Nurse, imagine a man's been brought in after an accident and he's bleeding

badly. What's the first thing you'd do?'

The nurse says 'Faint.'

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Phone 4666 3795 Mobile 0428 717 539

NOEL VEAL's Carrying Service

Private cattle pick-ups in Allora area, and to Yangan fortnightly.

Allora State School's

SPRING FAIR Held at Allora State School, Warwick St, Allora

Saturday 14th September 2013 9.00am - 2.00pm

Many Stalls including: • Gardening Needs • Clothing, Jewellery & Accessories • Organic Soaps • Jams, Honey & Cakes

Plus Many More…For more information:Contact Bronwyn Christensen on (Mob) 0407 848 765(Home) 4666 6292(E-mail) scowyn6@bigpond.com

BONZA BIKE GIVEAWAY!

for Allora school students

Site Hire Fees:3 metres - $206 metres - $309 metres - $40

Pet ParadeFun Activities for Kids

Free Plant Draws

Jumping Castle

Prizes to Win

The locations and opening hours of early voting centres are available at www.aec.gov.au/where or by calling 13 23 26.While applications for postal votes may be lodged with the AEC until 6pm TONIGHT, Thursday, 5 September, Mr Killesteyn cautioned that time is running out."If you need a postal vote, don’t leave it to the very last minute and risk missing out. It’s likely that for some locations it could already be too late for the AEC to get ballot papers to you, despite our best efforts, and you may need to consider the option of a pre-poll vote in person rather than postal voting.""If voting by post is your only option, you can complete a postal vote application form online at www.aec.gov.au, pick up a form at any Australia Post outlet or AEC office, or call 13 23 26 to have an application form sent to you," Mr Killesteyn said.Voters are eligible for an early vote if on election day they will be outside their electorate; more than 8km from a polling place; approaching childbirth; seriously ill or caring for someone who is; or unable to attend a polling place due to religious beliefs, fear for personal safety, disability or work commitments.

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?? CSIRO Double Helix Quiz ??

1. How many pairs of legs do insects have?

2. What is the scientific name of the earliest known species of humans? a) Homo sapiens, b) Homo habilis, c) Homo erectus, d) Homo neanderthalensis?

3. What do the letters in CSIRO stand for?

4. In the International System of Units, what unit is used to measure electric current?

5. What is the name of the world’s largest particle accelerator?

Answers in Classifieds pages

Originally published in Science by Email. For more CSIRO Double Helix science visit www.csiro.au/helix or call 02 6276 6643.

2013

September -

Sat 7 Allora Men’s Shed & General Meeting

Allora R.S.L. Hall, 10.00am

Sat 7 Wattles RLFC Annual Banquet & Presentation

Allora Community Hall

Sat 14 Allora State School Spring Fair

Allora State School grounds, 9.00am - 2.00pm

Sat 28 Golf Bowls Day - Great Endeavour Rally

Allora Sports Club

October -

Sat 12 High Tea Fundraiser

Allora Community Hall

Fri 18 St Patrick’s Parish Allora Annual Fete

Church and School Grounds commencing 5pm

Fri-Sat Clifton Country Week - Shows, Markets, Prizes!

18-26 All week events in Clifton

Sun 27 150 Years - Roseneath Cottage - Open Garden

62 Warwick Street, 10.00am-4.00pm

November -

Fri 1 Anglican Parish Allora/Clifton Annual Fete

St David’s Church Grounds, 4.30pm

December -

Fri 6 Allora Blue Care Boutique Christmas Market

Allora Blue Care Boutique, 8.00am - 12 noon

2014

April -

Sat 12 Allora & District Historical Society Display &

Demo Day - Historical Society Building, Cnr.

Forde & Warwick Sts.

May -

Sat 3 Allora Scope Club Inc. Annual Afternoon Tea

IMPORTANT INFORMATION - Clients wishing to include their events in the

Events Calendar, must book a display (boxed) advertisement for the event in

The Allora Advertiser, sized at least 2 column x 8 cm. Clients will then

automatically receive, as a bonus, a calendar entry. These entries will be in a 2

line format as above, starting in bold with date and event, followed by venue and

time.

If people wish to contact The Allora Advertiser and discuss their particular

needs, please feel free to do so. Ph 4666 3128.

Events Calendar

Queensland Law Society definitive on asylum seeker definitionsQueensland Law Society says that inaccuracies in statements concerning asylum seekers have the potential to fuel misinformation in public debate.President Annette Bradfield said community discussions about asylum seekers would be better informed by accurate statements regarding the content of international law and the Refugee Convention. “As a matter of law, all individuals have the legal right to seek asylum, regardless of the circumstances of entry.“This accords with Australia’s commitment to the United Nations Refugee Convention (1951) under Article 31.“There are no provisions in the Refugee Convention that allow governments to differentiate between asylum seekers based on their method of arrival.“We encourage public debate on these important national issues to be correctly informed by the well-established principles of international law.”

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Lynetta Watt at the launch of her photographic exhibition, 'Landscapes of Tasmania'. The exhibition at the Pepperina Galley in Nobby runs until

the end of September.

HAY FOR SALE SHEDDED 4X4 FORAGE SORGHUM @ $50 +GST SMALL SQUARE FRESH BARLEY HAY @ $8 +GST

TALGAI HAY SUPPLIES Contact Russell

0427 374 525THE ALLORA PHOTOGRAPHY GROUP

Calling all interested shutterbugs….The Allora Photography Group will be holding its next meeting on

Wednesday 11th September at 7.30pmat the Allora State School in Warwick Street.

All are welcome, no matter what your level of prowess,so come along to join up and….

Have Fun…Share Ideas…

Learn New Skills…Contact: Mike Geisel on 4661 1364

Sponsored by NAB andRAILWAY HOTEL ALLORA

Bookings now open at NAB Allora. Strictly 220 tickets available.No tables will be held without payment.

$25.00pp – 10 per table Phone 4666 7000Supporting Ovarian Cancer, SIDS and Kids,

McGrath Foundation and Transplant Association

Glam it up and join us for the social event of the year!

2.00pm, Saturday, 12th Octoberat Allora Community Hall

Entertainment: - Reappearance by 'TASH' Fashion Parade by NONI B, Warwick Multidraw Raffle - $2.00 a ticket

Council approves portfolios for councillorsSouthern Downs Regional Councillors have been allocated portfolios as part of an overall streamlining of business functions at SDRC.Mayor Cr Peter Blundell said as community members had observed Council had taken time to deliberate over the idea of

portfolios and the allocation of specific portfolios to councillors."We wanted to get the best fit and feel we have that now. "As Mayor I will look after Economic Development and Emergency Management. "The Deputy Mayor Cr Ross Bartley will be responsible for Infrastructure. "The portfolios for other councillors are:• Cr Cameron Gow - Agriculture and environmental management• Cr Denise Ingram - Community Services

• Cr Neil Meiklejohn - Planning and Environment

• Cr Glyn Rees - Sports, Parks and Cemeteries

• Cr Vic Pennisi - Commerce and Industry

• Cr Jamie Mackenzie - Area promotion

• Cr Jo McNally - Finance and Governance

"All councillors will be across all aspects of council business but the portfolio structure will allow them to specialise in their areas of strength and interest. They will also be able to work closely with council Directors and Managers to gain relevant information, bylaws and planning rules."Council has also reviewed council representation on committees and community organisations. We have a total of 49 committees and community organisations and Councillors bring a great deal of knowledge to council general meetings through these committees."I'm pleased the new structure is now implemented and look forward to seeing great results from the various portfolios," he said.

Looking Back…Allora’s Past 25 years ago September 1988End of an Era

An era came to a close on the 16th September 1988, with the sale of one of Allora’s longest established firms, Deacon & Co. The auctioneering and commission agency business was founded by Hubert and Charles Deacon in 1904. Deacon & Co. was carried on by Hubert’s son Bob after his return from overseas service in the Second World War. Bob Deacon’s widow, Mrs. W. P. Deacon announced the sale of the firm to Allan and Heather Green who said that they would carry on the business in traditional way with the addition of new services. Long standing employee of more than 40 years, Mr. Keith Masters, will stay on until the new owners settle in.

Allora’s Past 50 years ago September 1963

BEATNIK CABERETTo be held in St. Patrick’s Hall, Allora, on

Friday, 20th September 1963Prizes for best Beatnik

K-Dell’s Orchestra Unusual SupperAdmission 4/-

J. F. Stay Hon. Sec.

Allora’s Past 75 years ago September 1938

Gift EveningThe friends of Mrs. Darr (formerly Miss Lottie Hall) entertained her at a gift evening.

Councillor Chard made the presentation of gifts and later, on behalf of the Spring Creek Vigoro Club, presented Mrs. Darr with a fruit bowl.

Allora’s Past 100 years ago September 1913

Butter v MargarineThe dairy industry is preparing itself to fight off the threat to its market share by the new product, margarine. At Saturday’s meeting of the Warwick Butter and Dairying Company an excellent sample of margarine was exhibited. Mr. Andrew Rickert secured a portion of the sample and left it with this office for evaluation. In both appearance and taste there seems to be little difference, and if it was placed on the breakfast table, any family would be unaware that it was anything other than good quality butter. The answer for the dairy industry is to use nothing but first grade, clean, cream and produce the choicest quality butter.

Colin Newport

A company rep, Keith Masters and Margaret Gibson in front of the old Deacon & Co. building in the 1950's.

Editorial: A year worth Celebrating!It is currently 75 years of the Allora Advertiser providing a service to the community – Let’s Celebrate!Celebration has a powerful unifying effect on those who take part. Our celebration and focus over the next year will be on our print media. The Allora Advertiser has supported its community through media coverage of events and their significance. In doing so it has also helped to preserve the traditions and future aspirations that are important to the community. We at the Allora Advertiser have decided to designate our anniversary year to honour the past and current history of this printing & advertising service and to identify the future challenges through interviews; historical snapshots; art and opportunities for community participation. Come and join us through stories/photos of your experiences across the years with the Allora Advertiser. This is history worth celebrating and we are excited to be part of it. We hope you will be also.

Celebrating

Yearsof service to thecommunity

THINGS THAT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY - 5th SEPTEMBER

1666 - Great Fire of London ends, leaving 13,200 houses destroyed and 8 dead.

1698 - Russia's Peter the Great imposes a tax on beards.1793 - In the French Revolution, the "Reign of Terror"

begins.1885 - 1st gasoline pump is delivered to a gasoline dealer (Ft

Wayne, Ind).1915 - Anti-war conference in Zimmerwald, Switzerland.1923 - Flyweights Gene LaRue & Kid Pancho KO each

other simultaneously.1939 - 34th Davis Cup: Australia beats USA in Haverford

(3-2).1958 - "Doctor Zhivago" by Boris Pasternak published in

US.1958 - 1st color video recording on magnetic tape presented,

Charlotte NC.1980 - World's longest auto tunnel, St Gotthard in Swiss

Alps, opens.1982 - Eddie Hill sets propeller-driven boat water speed

record of 229 mph.1983 - Elmer Trettr sets record for highest terminal velocity

at 201.34 mph.1991 - Nelson Mandela chosen president of South African

ANC.1994 - Jerry Lewis' 29th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises

$47,100,000.1997 - Athen's Greece selected for 2004 Olympics.2000 - The Haverstraw-Ossining Ferry makes its maiden

voyage.2012 - 25 are killed and 4 wounded after an ammunition

store exploded in Afyon, Turkey.

Allora High Tea 2013

Black, White & Bling!

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Keep hot ashes out of wheelie binsSouthern Downs Regional Council is reminding residents that hot ash from fire places should not be placed in domestic wheelie bins.“We’ve had several instances of late where residents have placed hot ash from their heating fires in their wheelie bin,” said Manager of Environmental Services, Tim O’Brien.“However, this can have dire consequences – it can result in fires starting throughout the waste collection process, including in the collection vehicles and at the landfill.“So we urge people to dispose of their hot ash by other means or simply wait until the ashes are cold," he said.Mr O’Brien said even though there had been unseasonal warmer weather for winter, Council would like to remind those residents still using their fireplaces about disposal of hot ashes."There may be a little more colder weather along the way before spring so we're asking residents to please ensure they follow this safety message," he said.

Clifton Country Week Kicks Off in OctoberClifton is kicking off Country Week 2013 on October 18th. The first event involves food, from the QCWA Ladies, so you know it will be good - the only way to start off a week of festivities. Beforehand however, our gardners will be hoping for a bit of rain to kickstart their floral contributions. There will be markets, Iris and Rose Show, Observation Car Rally, Races, Teddy Bears Picnic and a locally written, acted and produced play titles "Feedalot" to tempt visitors into the town. These are only a few of the items on the agenda. Programmes will be available from Allora shops, we want all the visitors we can get. So please keep 18th to 26th October free to enjoy Country Week in Clifton.

FROM L TO R - Dave Wellings (Playwright); Maryann Bisdee (President of the Clifton Progress Association); George Cross (President of the Clifton Jockey Club).

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Lorraine's on HerbertOpening hours

Monday - Friday … 7.30am - 5.00pmSaturday -Sunday … 8.00am - 2.00pm

Phone orders are welcomeCafe: 07 4666 2483

Pop in and say 'Hi' at 72 Herbert St., Allora

ELECTION DAY STREET STALL7th September 2013SIGNED QLD ORIGIN

JERSEY RAFFLE(Mal Meninga, Cam Smith, Billy Slater, Cooper Cronk)

Value $1200.00• CAKES • SAUSAGE SIZZLE

Proceeds towardsA NEW ELECTRIC PATIENT CHAIR

in the Video Conference Roomin the new Allora Medical Centre

and theAllora Sports Museum

For donations of cakes/goods see Jon Constable or Margaret Chester.

3-Day Junior Landcare ProgramChildren aged 7–15 years are invited to explore, create and learn at a 3-day Junior Landcare Program in Warwick as part of the 2013 Queensland State Land Conference from Friday, 27th to Sunday, 29th September.Hands-on learning: plant, animal and water sessions; art; craft; field trips; singing; gardening and games!Hosted by teachers from Warwick Central State School. Children receive morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and transport to/from activities. Bring a hat, wear sunsafe play clothes and closed in shoes. Cost is $10 per day or $25 for 3 days (or free for children of full conference delegates).Some of the activities over the weekend include:• Warwick Wildlife Care & Rescue - Learn about the needs and

rehabilitation techniques for possums, macropods, reptiles and bats. Thanks to this group of local volunteers for sharing their skills and knowledge and for their passion for protecting our native wildlife.

• ‘Walk and talk’ scrub adventure - Visit Rosenthal scrub with Society for Growing Australian Plants, Warwick (managers) This 7 hectare remnant patch of semi-evergreen vine thicket is a biodiversity rich environment. See a variety of plants, native birds and invertebrates.

• Learning about our environment/How to be waterwise - Three great activities that will focus on water in the environment – The Catchment Model, Water Wise, and People! Power! A big thank you to Queensland Murray-Darling Committee for their support.

• Love My River activities - on the banks of the Condamine

River Activities include streambank revegetation, Waterwatch and discussions on fish habitat. A big thank you to local contributors Condamine Alliance and Amaroo Environmental Education Centre.

• School garden revamp - at Warwick Central School. Warwick Central have a number of garden beds which they use to grow their own vegetables for use by their tuckshop. The Conference is the perfect time for kids to get their hands dirty, revamping the beds ready for Spring. A big thank you to seedling supplier – Pohlmans

• Sing for the Governor 6pm Saturday - Learn the Landcare Song during the day and sing for the Queensland Governor, Her Excellency Penelope Wensley AC, at a special session before the State Landcare Award Dinner.

• Role play game: ‘Day in the Life of Soil’ - Presented by David Hardwick & Simon Hamlet This workshop is an innovative, effective and hands on way to learn about the complexity of the soil. Using role plays where participants become soil microbes and organisms, the workshop takes participants into the soil world. Key processes in the soil such as mineralisation, humus development and how fertilisers work are revealed in an easy to understand way.

• Animal calls: ‘Do they really sound like that?’ - Presented by Greg Ford, Balance! Environmental.

• Arts, Crafts & More! - Multi-sensory activities will stimulate and engage the children as they learn about the environment by exploring art and craft in various mediums. Keep ‘messy play’ in mind as you dress for the day – comfy, sunsafe and easily washed is best!

To take part, you must register by Friday 20 September. Enquiries: Catherine Potter or Angela Burrows 07 4661 9909 or Email: headwaters@ddrlandcare.org or to find out more on the conference online: headwaters.ddrlandcare.org/

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SHEILAH’S DRESS MAKINGCLOTHING ALTERATIONS

Cnr. Maryvale & Barron St., Hendon Professional Service. Will pickup and deliver.

Call Sheilah - Ph 4666 2126

MOBILE HAIRDRESSERFully Qualified Hairdresser (relocated from Brisbane)

• Pensioner Perm from $55 incl. hair cut

• Foil from $70 incl. hair cut• Mens Cuts

from $10 - $20

• Ladies Cuts from $15 - $25• Childrens to Teenagers Cut

from $8 - $18.

CALL CHRISTINA 0404 498 004

• Contract Spraying • Harvesting• 36ft Swather • Hay Sales• Round Baling

PHONE:0429 663 411

NOLAN PASTORAL CO.

JSLSpotSpraying • Contract spot spraying • 4WD ATV and ute spray pack • Chemcert Accredited • Liability insurance

Contact James anytime…

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Spraying around - • sheds • fence lines • silos • paddocks • stockyards • dams, gullys, etc.

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ALLORA

OPEN: Monday - Friday, 7am-5pmSaturday, 7am-1pm

Sunday & Public Holidays, 7am-12pm

Floor Sanding & Polishing4 Boards Replaced

4 Staircases and Decks Sanded4 Free Quotes

Phone George - 0402 521 961

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ALLORA INDEPENDENT STEELBarron Street, Hendon, M/S 765, Allora.

Phone 4666 3502For all your Steel Requirements.

Call in and get a quote on your next job.For Pipe, Panels, Posts and Gutter and Barge for

the shed, we have it all in stock.

All general maintenance from the front gate to the back fence!

• Carpentry / Joinery • Plastering Repairs• Kitchen Makeovers • Painting / Tiling• Bathroom Makeovers • Gutter Cleaning

HandymanLOCAL

the

NO JOB TOO SMALL

0413 121 460

Wilson & Rigby MotoR body RepaiRs82 Herbert Street, Allora

4 Digital Image Quoting 4 Insurance and Private Smash Repairs 4 Low Bake Oven Booth 4 Car-O-Liner Measuring System 4 Tilt Tray Towing 4 Supporting customer’s right to select 4 Windscreen Replacements their own repairer

Peter Morton - Mobile 0407 116 391 - wilrig01@tpg.com.au

Phone (07) 4666 3311 Fax (07) 4666 3511

FOR REPAIRS & SERVICING OF -

4 Light Machinery 4 Diesel or Petrol 4 Motorcycles 4 Mowers 4 Motor Vehicles

FAIR PRICESGOOD SERVICE

NO BULL

Phone Ray Harris4666 6293 or 0414 743 236

rayharris@skymesh.com.au24 Inverramsay Road,

Goomburra 4362

Qualified Tradesperson

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Residential - Rural - Commercial - InvestmentBUY! SELL! RENT!

Specialising in -• WINDROWING AND HAY CUTTING• HAY BALE STACKING MARK 0429 830 303

GREG STEWART FENCINGALL TYPES OF FENCING & BOBCAT HIRE 4 Clean-ups 4 Post Holes 4Levelling & Trenching

Mt. Marshall Allora — Servicing ALL AREAS

PHONE 0427 040 415 ANY TIME

STEELE RUDD24 HR TOWING

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SHIPPINGCONTAINER

HIRE & SALESBob Malone

07 4696 3222

• Small, large & round balers available.• Transport & Hay-Handling available.• Weaner feed 4x4 wrapped Lablab silage.• Red Panicum/Lablab/Oaten Hay• Small & large, square & round bales available.

Alan's Bathrooms & T ilingAward winning… BATHROOM, TILING & BUILDING RENOVATIONS

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• Repair Work - jobs up to $3300 only• No job too small• Prompt & Reliable Service

Triple C Home ServicesLocal family business specialising in Carpet & Fabric

Cleaning for your Home and Car. For a FREE QUOTE contact - PETER or MARYANNPh 4697 3226 or 0428 848 814

NO TRAVELLING FEE - NO JOB TOO SMALL

Match reportsThe boys all played well in each of their games. All the boys lifted for the occasion and played some great team football against some very tough teams. They went down in there first game against Nerangba, a game that could have been in there grasp but we

were having a slow start after the early rise and long bus trip (probably for the kids too).There second game against Albany Ck Gold was lot lot better with the team firing they took the win, in there third game they were outplayed by corina, a team that went through to take second place. Their behaviour and sportmanship on saturday was excellent and they should be commended on this. I would like to thank Clint Henry for all of his help over the years and Clint, Roy Nott and Tom Ryan for coming down Saturday to help out. Credit must also be given to Joe Morris for running the line throughout the day.Grand Final Match Report - Regardless of today's result being in favour of Goondiwindi I would like to say how proud I am of this team for their efforts this year.

From the 1st trial game we had, I always believed that this team had the ability to make the Grand Final, today they tried very hard, dug in deep when they needed to, and walked off the Stanthorpe field with their head held high.The look on their faces told me that they tried hard, they were disappointed with the result but still understood their achievements this year.Today Darby Peardon was awarded the major award of best and fairest for the U11 GF, all year Darby has played great football and to be awarded this award in a losing team is testament to his ability and sportsmanship.Highlights of the grand final today were plenty of personable best efforts:Darby Peardon - Made great cover tackles to stop certain tries.Wesley Lasserre - Sliding defence very good, worked very hard to chase down breaks.Lachlan Harris - Some good big tackles, worked hard marking a real danger on his wing.Declan Sullivan - Great under the high ball. Massive improvement. Patrick O'Brien - Support play was good, always getting

U11's Warriors 2013 runners up

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Uniting Church Allora9.00am Sunday Services.

Enquiries phone 4666 3225. All welcome.

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ALLORA PHARMACY - WATCH REPAIRS - Batteries, Pins, Seals - Best Prices.

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MOBILE VETRoss Newman BVSc. (Hons)

Realistically priced vet treatment of Pets and Farm Animals at your home in town or on farm.

Ph 0488 421 445 or 4667 0424

NARROW LEAF IRONBARK POSTS, yard posts, strainers, stays and split posts. Cut to your requirements. Phone Darren 0429 990 180

B WEN THERAPYPILTON

Carolyn CrawfordDip. Bowen Therapy

Bookings essentialPhone 0418 882 410

Health fund

rebates apply

Scots Presbyterian Church - Allora.THIS SUNDAY AT ALLORA - Service/Sunday School at 9.30am.

LADIES BIBLE STUDY - Tuesdays, 10.00am - 11.00am.Wednesday Evenings - Bible Study at 7.30pm.

KIDS CLUB - 1st & 3rd Friday of each month for prep - grade 7. From 3.15pm - 5.00pm.

MENS BREAKFAST - Last Saturday in each month, 7.30am.Enquiries to Pastor Dennis Mooney 4666 3829.

A Warm Welcome to ALL.

The Anglican Parish of Allora and Clifton- Service Times

St Davids: Allora Holy Communion: 1st Sunday 8.00am Other Sundays 10.00am Wednesdays 10.00amAll Saints: Clifton Holy Communion: 1st Sunday 10.00am Other Sundays 8.00am

Baptisms, Confirmations, Weddings - by arrangement"Seek the Lord while He may be found"

Rector - Rev. Andrew Baldwin - Ph 4666 3343 Mob 0427 220 886

The Catholic Community ofST. PATRICK’S, ALLORA

1st SUNDAY at 9.00am, 2nd & 3rd SUNDAYS at 6.00pm,EVERY TUESDAY, 9.30am.

2nd TUESDAY (at The Homestead), at 9.30am.LAYLED LITURGY, with Communion - 4th & 5th SUNDAYS at

9.00am. Every FRIDAY morning at 9.30am.

For information on Baptism, Weddings and other church enquiries, phone 4666 3377.

St Patrick’s Parish School (Prep - Yr. 7), enquiries 4666 3551.

SEASONED FIREWOOD FOR SALE - Free delivery in Allora area. $100 ute load, $120 trailer, $200 ute + trailer. Phone Matt on 0410 361 880

PROPOSED DEVELOPMENTHAVE YOUR SAY

From: Rural Dwelling To: Animal keeping kennel up to 15 dogs. At: 1920 Inverramsay Road, Goomburra. On: Lot 38 RP 193381

By: Anne Freebairn

Phone: 4666 6208 Web: truckaluck@bordernet.com.au

Approval Sought: Material ChangeApplication No: MCU/01457

Comment Period: 5/09/2013 to 26/09/2013

Written Comments to: The Assessment Manager, Southern Downs Regional Council, PO Box 26, Warwick Qld 4370

mail@southerndowns.qld.gov.au 07 46610300 www.southerndowns.qld.gov.au

Copies of the full application can be viewed or obtained from the assessment manager.

TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE / INTERRUPTION TO TRAFFIC

Southern Downs Regional Council advise that the following roads will be closed to through traffic for road works as outlined below.

Road Name Location Closure Period

Pettigrews Crossing Rd (Junabee)

at Emu Creek Crossing adjacent to Wiyarra Cedar Crossing Rd for floodway/culvert repairs

Monday 26 August to Monday 9 September

Merivale St (Allora) Between Drayton St and Allora Clifton Rd at Dalrymple Creek Crossing for floodway/culvert repairs

Monday 26 August to Monday 9 September

Anemone St (Killarney) Between Hibiscus St and the eastern end of Anemone St including the Tecoma St intersection for reconstruction of Anemone St

Monday 26 August to 4 November

Council apologises for any inconvenience caused and seeks your patience and cooperation during the closures. All works are subject to weather conditions and may change without notice. For further information contact Council’s Community Contact Centre on 1300 697 372.

David TuxfordActing Chief Executive Officer1. Insects have three pairs

of legs.2. b). The scientific name

of the earliest known species of humans is Homo habilis.

3. CSIRO is the Commonwealth Scientific

and Industrial Research Organisation.

4. The ampere is used to measure electric current.

5. The name of the world’s largest particle accelerator is the Large Hadron Collider.

CSIRO DOUBLE HELIX QUIZ ANSWERS

ALL PUFFED OUT!? QUIT CIGARETTES IN 60 MINUTES - YOUNG MOTHERS HALF PRICE! Lifetime guarantee. Phone Donna 0429 620 951

STREET STALL FOR ALLORA PLAYGROUP - Friday, 6th September, starting 8.00am. Cakes and baked goods. Any donations to the stall gratefully accepted.

ALLORA RSL SUB BRANCHMEMORIAL HALL

Available for Hire … $150.00For all bookings and enquiries, please contact Sarah Turner

on 0402 823 815 or 4666 2050

• PUBLIC NOTICES •

ALLORA SPORTS CLUB MONTHLY MEETING - 6.30pm, 9th July, at Allora Sports Club.

J. Ellwood (Secretary)

GARAGE SALE - 41 Forde Street, Allora, Saturday, 7th September, 8.00am - 2.00pm. Plants, furniture, horse gear, etc.

GARAGE SALE - Saturday, 7 September, 8am to 12 noon. Last hurrah moving sale! 6x4 trailer with jockey & spare, reg, $350.00 ono; 20ft shipping container, vgc; office desk; variety new & used items; PC games; commode, etc. Not before 8am! Alldridges Rd, Deuchar.

Funeral NoticeCHAPPELL, William John "John" – Late of Massie / Wheatvale and formerly of Ashford. Passed away on 30th August 2013, aged 85 years.Beloved Husband of June. Dearly loved Father and Father-in-law of Sue & Steve. Loving Grandfather of Matthew, Krystle, Anthony and Great-Grandfather of Joshua and Logan. Loved Brother of Bob and Marie.Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend John's Funeral, to be held at All Saints Anglican Church, Broadway Street, Texas. Service commencing at 11.00am Monday 9th September 2013, followed by interment at Texas Lawn Cemetery.Flowers appreciated, or donations may be made to Cancer Council Qld; gift envelopes available at the Church.

"At Peace"

WARWICK FUNERALSAustralian and Family Owned

Warwick 07 4667 8700

Sincere Thanks…Michelle Vettiger and family wish to thank everyone for their prayers, cards and flowers, thoughts and kindness, at the passing of their Dad and Grandfather, GRAHAM VETTIGER.

NOTICE OF CLOSURE SERVICEThe Anglican Parish of Allora/Clifton wishes to invite

interested persons to a Service of Deconsecraion of St. John's Church, at Goomburra, on Saturday, 21 September

2013, commencing at 9 am.The Service will be conducted by Western Regional Bishop

Rob Nolan. Morning tea will follow on site.It would be helpful for seating and catering purposes if you could advise the Rector of your attendance no later than 15

September on 4666 3343, e-mail anglican_acg@bigpond.comor at 1 Church St., Allora, 4362

LOST - GREEN BOX OF KEYS. No questions asked.Phone Shirley on 0427 100 210

THERAPEUTIC CENTRE - 2 Queen St., Clifton 4361

A. Rhyl. BellHolder of Therapeutic Goods Certificates

Accredited Naturopath - Medical Herbalist - KinesiologistATMS No. 1493 - N.H.A.A. No. 112290 - A.K.A.

Homoeopathy available - Nutritional Testing - Bowen TherapistLearning Difficulties - Allergy Testing - Emotional Stress Diffusion

Remedial Massage for under 95kg - Iridology - Bach Flowers - Reiki

Ph (07) 4697 3252OPEN - TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY

HEALTH FUND REBATES AVAILABLE IF YOU QUALIFY

Allora Regional Sports MuseumOPEN POLLING DAY

7th SEPTEMBER10.00am - 4.00pm

and Sundays 12.00pm - 4.00pm

This Saturday - Bring $4.00- $2.00 to view museum

- plus $2.00 for ticket to win…

State of Origin JerseySigned by Mal Meninga, Cameron Smith, Cooper Cronk

and Billy Slater.Drawn 6.00pm.

Advanced Sports Strapping - FREE workshopFor those of you associated with Allora's Sporting Clubs, you may be interested in attending the 'Advanced Sports Strapping' workshop being held in Warwick on Monday, 14 October 2013, from 6.00pm - 9.00pm, in the Conference Room, Government Building, Cnr Guy & Fitzroy Streets, Warwick.Sports strapping is used across the industry in the treatment, management and prevention of sports injuries. But when should strapping be used? This course provides hands-on experience of advanced strapping techniques, with a focus on injuries associated with the knee and shoulder joints.Advanced principles and application of strapping as a post-injury or preventative measure are also covered. This workshop builds on the beginner sports strapping workshop which is a prerequisite for registration. It is ideal for players, parents, team managers and first aid staff who work directly with athletes.The workshop is being run by Lisa Stephenson of Complete Performance Solutions.Lisa's qualifications include Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, Sports Medicine Level 2, Sports and Community First Aid. She is an experienced First Aid Responder, sports strapper, and presenter of sports strapping courses. Lisa has more than five years experience in training sporting clubs throughout Queensland.Registrations close Monday, 7 October 2013. Registration can be done online (scan QR code at right) or for further information phone 07 4615 3600 or email southwestsportrec@nprsr.qld.gov.au

involved in tackles in his channel.Tom Philp - Good strong running , plenty of involvement.Dan Brown - Heavily marked, organised the team well.Daniel Christensen - Ran hard often and put plenty of pressure on the attack.Rylan Saville - Good service from dummy half, high tackle count, the most improved player.Clayton Brady - Interchange forward, tackled well and made good hard runs.Jack Bashford - Involved in plenty of tackles and ran hard.Joe Willet - Heavily marked, tried very hard to break the defensive line, great tackler.Hunter Hamblin - Heavily marked, workhorse, very high tackle count and ran hard.Josh Stevenson - Starting forward, good hard running, a great talker.Isabella Hunt - Great under the high ball on the wing, some good hard runs.Jordan Stevenson - Starting forward, big tackles all game, talk was good.Travis McDougall - Great vision, good slide defence, injury

halted his first half game time.Thanks for a great year team. Our support group was simply fantastic, from our parents of the players through to many many other loyal Wattles supporters, plenty of green and gold decorations, two banners for the team to run through, it was a real grand final atmosphere. Once again I would also like to thanks on behalf of all of us our FAO's Darren Hutley and Angela Van Der Poel for their hard work and dedication at the finals and throughout the year.See you at Presentation Day, Platz Oval , Sunday September 8 from 11.30am

Ian Brady

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Darby Peardon - Best & Fairest U11.