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Issue No. 3096
Ph 07 4666 3128 - Fax 07 4666 3822 - E-Mail editor@alloraadvertiser.com - Web www.alloraadvertiser.com
THURSDAY, 20th MAY 2010
Printed by David Patrick Gleeson and Published by Dairy Brokers Australia Pty. Ltd., at the Office, 53 Herbert Street, Allora, Q. 4362
Issued Weekly as an Advertising Medium to the people of Allora and surrounding Districts.
Life Education personnel and parents at the public open session on Monday. (L-R) Facilitator Paul Baker, Michelle Vettiger, Life Education Allora
committee president Karen Brown, Narelle Moore and Carol Brittain. Photo © Steve Corbett
The Life Education van has been parked at Allora State
School this week. Facilitator Paul Baker, using Life Educations
mascot, Harold the giraffe, has been on hand for the benefit of
primary students from both our schools.
Life Education is a registered charity, started by Rev. Ted Noffs
in the 1970’s and the largest non-government provider of drug
and health education to primary age school children in
Queensland. Around 130,000 children pass through the doors
of the 19 Life Education vans, which visit more than 500 QLD
primary schools.
This year Life Education held an open session for parents and
other interested people to attend on Monday afternoon, so they
could look around the van and see first hand the work the
organisation does for the states school children.
One of the notable visitors was Allora resident Daphne Whatley,
who has been involved with Life Education Queensland since
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its inception in Toowoomba 26 years ago. She has witnessed
the Life Education concept take hold in many countries around
Asia, Europe and the USA.
The van’s Allora visits are made possible by the past and
present members of the Allora Life Education Committee,
headed by new president Karen Brown.
Each of the mobile learning centres is equipped with multi
media technology to create a unique learning experience that
children recall for many years, and the programme’s are
delivered by tertiary qualified educators, whose job is also to
support teachers and parents in keeping kids safe from health
and drug related dangers.
Students take part in interactive lessons on Health and Wellbeing, Safety and Decision Making. Each student receives a
student workbook containing pre and post activities and the
school receives a teacher’s manual. The teaching and learning
activities are linked to Education Queensland’s Health and
Physical Education Learning Area.
OFFICE CLOSURE
ALLORA ADVERTISER wishes
to inform our valued customers
that our office will be CLOSED
from MIDDAY, THIS FRIDAY,
21st MAY.
Go Gal Equipment Pty Ltd
ALLORA’S
Stock Handling
Equipment
• Grain Feeders 8ft … $2200 inc.
• Round Bale Feeders … $385 inc.
SPECIALS
• Panels 6 Bar 40x40 2.1m x 1.8m
… $88 inc.
John Schelbach - Mobile 0423 230 778
Phone 07 4666 3169
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$10.00
Lean Cuisine
Frozen Meals 280g
$2.99
Arnott's Chocolate
Biscuits 165g-200g
2 for
$4.00
AT THE ALLORA LIBRARY
Forecast
Min/Max
Mostly Sunny. Cool.
7 19
Rain Showers. Breaks of Sun Late. Cold. 9 14
Mostly Sunny. Cool.
8 17
Mostly Sunny. Cool.
5 19
Mostly Cloudy. Cool.
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Light Rain Early. Mostly Sunny. Cool.10 18
2 — THE ALLORA ADVERTISER … THURSDAY, 20th MAY 2010
To celebrate the refurbishment of the children’s section at the
Allora Library, the Southern Downs Regional Libraries will be
hosting the first ever Storytime on Monday May 24. The 2pm
session will be followed by afternoon tea.
Children and adults alike are invited to come and see our new
space, join in with our stories, song and craft, and stay for light
refreshments afterwards.
Enquiries may be directed to the Allora Library by telephoning
4666 3742 between the hours of 1pm and 5pm, or the Warwick
Library by telephoning 4661 0342 during normal library hours.
Primo Cocktail Franks … $4.99 kg
Primo Frankfurts
… $4.99 kg
Primo Champagne
Ham … $11.99 kg
Primo Silverside
… $9.99 kg
FRUIT & VEG
STORYTIME
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DELI SPECIALS
• Gates/etc.
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Warwick Street, Allora.
Phone 4666 3375 Fax 4666 3841
Normal trading will resume from
9.00am MONDAY, 24th MAY
WEATHER FORECAST
Open 6.00am 7.30pm, every day for
your convenience.
Flora Spread
Original 500g
$2.49
Farm Fresh Broccoli
… $2.77 kg
Australian Navel
Oranges … $1.98 kg
Premium Tomatoes
… $2.98 kg
Crisp Red
Delicious Apples
… $2.24 kg
Farm Fresh Beans
… $2.85 kg
Country Cup Soup 2srv..........................89¢
Duck Fresh Discs 36mL......................$4.79
Toilet Duck Liquid Splash 500mL........$2.49
Red Rock Deli 175g-185g...................$3.49
Arnott's Assorted Creams 500g..........$3.89
Campbells Real Stock 500mL.............$1.79
Connoisseur Ice Cream 1L..................$6.99
Cuddly Fabric Softener Ultra 500mL...$4.79
Devondale Extra Soft 375g/Light 375g........
. ........................................................$2.49
Dolmio Chunky Sauce 580g................$2.49
Dove Beauty Cream Bar 2x100g........$3.09
Logan Farm Fries Oven Bake 1kg......$1.99
Leggos Sauce Pizza/Tomato 2x140g.. $2.39
Sorbent Tissues 224s..........................$2.09
Daily Juice Co. Fresh Juice 2L............$4.29
Abbott's Village Bakery Bread 680g-850g...
. ...............................................2 for $5.00
Black & Gold Spring Water 1.5L............75¢
Black & Gold Tomato Paste 500g.......$1.59
Battery Energizer Max AA 10pk..........$9.99
Best Buy Dog Life Choc 200g.............$1.69
Best Buy Spring Water 600mL...............69¢
Bush's Dog Food 1.2kg.......................$2.69
Colgate Toothbrush Whitening Med/
Toothpaste Max White 100g/Toothpaste
Total 160g.........................................$3.99
Coon Cheese Tasty Block 500g/Shredded
500g..................................................$4.99
Finish Max In 1 Tablets Lemon 13s-14s......
. ........................................................$6.59
Fructis Shampoo/Conditioner 250mL.. $3.99
Friskies Cat Food 1kg.........................$3.69
Golden Crumpets 6pk................2 for $3.00
Heinz Soup Very Special 535g...........$2.29
Jarlsberg Wedges 250g.....................$5.49
Just Juice 2L.......................................$1.99
Kraft Peanut Butter Smooth 780g/Vegemite
600g..................................................$6.99
Maggi Cup Noodles 68g.........................99¢
Mighty Soft Bread 650g-700g....2 for $5.00
Natural Confectionery Jellies 180g.....$1.99
Nestlé Chocolate Blocks 118g-180g...$2.99
Nestlé Milo 900g at 750g price...........$7.19
Nescafé Gold Dark Roast 100g/Green
Blend 100g.......................................$6.99
Purina Fancy Feast Cat Food 85g.........89¢
Purina Lucky Dog 8kg.......................$15.49
Sara Lee Crumble Pies or Dessert
Puddings 475g-600g........................$3.99
Safcol Gourmet On The Go Tuna 95g.........
. ...............................................5 for $5.00
Sakata Rice Snack 100g.....................$1.89
Samboy/Thins Chips 175g..................$1.99
Sanitarium Weet-Bix 750g...................$3.19
Schweppes Mineral Water/Traditional/Tonic
1.25L.................................................$1.49
Ski Yogurt Divine 1kg..........................$3.99
Spree Dish Washing Liquid 750mL.....$1.69
Wonder White Bread 700g..................$2.99
Sorbent Toilet Roll Hypoallerg. 12pk...$6.99
Birds Eye Baby Beans or Baby Peas 500g
. ........................................................$2.25
Cold Power Ultra Concentrate 900g/1kg/
Ultra Liquid 1L..................................$7.29
Coon Cheese Tasty Sliced 500g.........$6.99
Fab Ultra/Concentrate 500g................$2.19
Kantong Stir Fry Sauce 570g..............$2.69
Kellogg's Crunchy Nut Bar Mixed Nuts
180g..................................................$3.29
Kellogg's Nutri-Grain 560g..................$5.49
Molenberg Bread 700g........................$3.29
Mount Franklin Spring Water Still 6x600mL
. ........................................................$4.99
Nestlé Multi Packs Heaven 4s............$5.99
Purex Toilet Roll White 18pk...............$7.99
Sard Laundry Soaker Tub Aloe 1kg....$4.79
Smiths Crinkle Variety Boxes 380g.....$5.49
Uncle Tobys Oats 12pk.......................$4.29
V Energy Drink Cans 4x250mL...........$6.49
Vaalia Yoghurt 4x150g.........................$3.49
Arnott's Rice Crackers 90g..................$1.99
Campbells Soup Microwave Country Ladel
430g..................................................$3.09
Golden Circle Pineapple Crushed 825g
-850g.................................................$2.99
Kleenex Towel Thick & Thirsty White 3pk....
. ........................................................$3.29
Dove Deodorant 100g.........................$3.99
THE ALLORA ADVERTISER … THURSDAY, 20th MAY 2010 — 3
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ALLORA
PESTIVIRUS
by Dr Coutney Stevens
What is Pestivirus?
Pestivirus (also known as Bovine Viral Diarrhoea Virus BVDV)) is an infection of cattle that causes significant disease
in both beef and dairy herds. While it is called a ‘diarrhoea’
virus, this disease can cause a number of clinical syndromes
including;
• Respiratory disease
• Reproductive failure
• Reduced growth rates
• Diarrhoea and wasting
Recent testing in Australian herds have shown that as many as
90% of herds have had exposure to this disease.
How is it transmitted?
May Specials
Bundaberg Up Rum 700mL.................. $31.99
Jim Beam White Label Bourbon 700mL $31.99
Ballantine's Whisky 700mL.................. $31.99
Jack Daniels Bourbon 700mL.............. $39.99
Baileys Irish Cream 700mL.................. $25.99
Bundaberg Up Rtd Cans 4.8% 375mL..6pk $19.99
Johnnie Walker Red Rtd 375mL Cans...6pk $19.99
Pulse Vodka 300mL........................4pk $16.99
Strongbow Cider 355mL................6pk $12.99
Persistently infected (PI) animals are the principal way BVDV
is spread and maintained within a herd. When the foetus is
infected between about 30–125 days of gestation and survives
the infection to term, the calf will be infected with the virus for
life (‘persistently infected’ or PI) and does not produce
antibodies to the virus.
Persistently infected (PI) animals excrete large amounts of
virus in body fluids and discharges (nasal and oral secretions
e.g. saliva, aerosols, tears, milk, semen, urine and faeces)
throughout their life, and are the main reservoir of BVDV in a
herd
For spread to occur, a susceptible animal can be infected from
direct contact with a PI animal or from contact with infected
discharges. The presence and movements of PI animals in a
herd are the keys to the spread of BVDV. Infection rates in a
herd will depend on the number of PI animals present, the
level of herd immunity and the degree of contact between
animals.
Houghtons Stripe Wine 750mL............ $9.99
Management practices that result in close contact (e.g.
mustering, yarding or trucking) can increase spread within a
mob.
..................................................or 2 for $20.00
The solution is to test for the PI animal and remove it from your
herd thus reduceing the chances to diseases occurring in
healthy cattle.
Stanley Wine Casks 4L......................... $12.99
To learn more about the disease or to discuss ways to
investigate Pestivirus in your herd, please contact the vets at
either the Warwick and Allora Vet Clinics for more information.
Rosemount Diamond 750mL........Each $10.99
Yellowglen Yellow 750mL................... $9.99
Now stocking Millers Chill............ Ctn $40.00
................................................... or 6pk $15.00
SPECIALS END 31 MAY 2010
OR WHILE STOCKS LAST.
9”
13”
Hawaiian.................................$9........ $15
Supreme. ..............................$10........ $16
Meat Lovers...........................$10........ $16
BBQ Chicken.........................$10........ $16
AVAILABLE NOW AT RAILWAY HOTEL
Any queries phone 4666 3402
4 — THE ALLORA ADVERTISER … THURSDAY, 20th MAY 2010
BY OPENING
THE DOOR TO US,
YOU’RE HELPING
US OPEN THE
DOOR TO OTHERS.
To donate by credit card,
call 13 SALVOS (13 72 58) or
visit salvos.org.au
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$4 MILLION JACKPOT
THIS SATURDAY, 22nd MAY
Jumbo Quickpicks and Store Syndicate available.
$10 MILLION
JACKPOT
THIS THURSDAY, 20th MAY
$10 MILLION JACKPOT
TUESDAY, 25th MAY
Packs of 2010 NRL
COLLECTOR CARDS, TAGS
and ALBUMS are now in stock!
ALLORA NEWS
PHONE 4666 3362
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FAX 4666 3622
Letter to the Editor…
To The Editor,
On the day of our downfall in town, my mother kath McConachy,
while shopping in the main street, had a fall. This was due to
the slippery conditions that my mother fell while going to the
car. My mother had just left the chemist shop and fell in the
gutter. She is an older lady and although the fall was to the
ground, she did not sustain any injuries.
My mother was assisted by a many number of people. I would
like to thank those who helped her in her time of need. There
are a few on the scene that need a mention - Andrew Petersen
and John Constable were first on the scene but there were a
good few who also helped and were concerned. Thank you to
all, my mum is fine.
Yours,
Wayne McConachy
P.S. - Only in a town like this would people be so caring.
Combined Churches of Allora (Anglican,
Catholic, Presbyterian and Uniting).
A warm welcome is extended to everyone to attend the annual
service to mark the closure of the week of Prayer for Christian
Unity, at 7.00pm on Sunday next, 24th May. The host for 2010
is St. David's Anglican Church. This year's programme has
been prepared for this world-wide celebration by the Christian
churches of Scotland, who were the pioneers of the ecumenical
movement. The programme provides for Christians from all
faith traditions to come together to pray, while still respecting
their diversity. Supper and fellowship will follow the service and
an offering will be taken up for the Chaplaincy service at our
local State School. Please do come. You need not have an
affiliation with the local church communities to attend. You will
be made most welcome, just come.
SHOW SOCIETIES REUNION
Because of the large number of people Involved in what is
regarded as one of the largest voluntary organisations in the
nation, early indications suggest that the Reunion of Past and
Present Show Officials, Stewards, Showgirls, Queens of the
Downs, and Spouses or Partners, and other persons who are
or who have been involved in the running of the Show, will be
a great success.
The Reunion organised by the Darling Downs Sub-Chamber of
Agricultural Societies will take place on Saturday 3rd July in the
Glenvale Room at the Toowoomba Showgrounds. Registration
fee of $40 includes a two course luncheon. Several of the past
Showgirls and Queens of the Downs will be attending.
We are relying on Show Society people to contact past
Committee members. Stewards, Showgirls, Queens of the
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WEEKLY SPECIALS
Y-Bone......................................... $7.99 kg
Pork Chops.................................. $7.99 kg
Lamb Sausages.......................... $6.99 kg
Beef & Vege Pastie..................... $4.50 ea
(WHILE STOCKS LAST)
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ORDER FRIDAY’S
FRESH FISH TODAY!
68 Herbert Street, Allora. - Grant Lollback
Ph 4666 3355 - 0407 795 439
‘RRR Women’ Presents
FREE Workshop
‘Resilience Thinking
for Women’
Simple long-lasting
strategies to help you
achieve your goals, think
like an entrepreneur and
improve or start your
own business in these
uncertain times.
Monday 31st May,
Allora. Cost: Free.
This workshop is supported by
Workshop Presenter
funding from the Australian
~ Denise Quinn
Government Department of
Agriculture, Fisheries and
Forestry under its Australia’s Farming Future initiative.
‘Web Wealth for Newbies’ Workshop
An introduction to using the Internet to create
passive income, or to advertise, promote and
market your business without spending a lot of
money.
Tuesday 8th June, Allora. Cost: $49.00
Please register online. See website for details.
www.TheWorkshopMenu.com
Downs, etc., and their Spouses or Partners, to let them know
of the Reunion.
It will be a pleasant opportunity for Past and Present Show
Society workers to get together and renew acquaintances and
reminisce of days gone by.
Registrations accompanied by the money close on Friday 18th
June with Adele Saville, 37 King Street, Clifton. QLD. 4361.
For further inquiries contact: May Gossow (07) 4698 4174.
0427 045 809. Lynette Munt (07) 4692 6168. 0418 188 315.
John Koehler or Graham Jensen.
THE ALLORA ADVERTISER … THURSDAY, 20th MAY 2010 — 5
"USED NEWS IN WARWICK"
TRACTORS & LOADERS
ABC Radio National wants to find
Australia’s best regional museums
June Bool, a volunteer with the Goomburra Town Hall Committee Inc
receiving her Certificate of Appreciation from Mayor Ron Bellingham.
June was nominated as the Goomburra Valley Community’s “hardest working” volunteer. The awards were part of the Southern Downs
Regional Council’s inaugural Volunteer Awards initiative
ALLORA & DISTRICT
TYRES Pty. Ltd.
47 Herbert Street
(Next to NAB)
Barry & Anne Glass
FOR ANY ENQUIRIES OR
BOOKINGS FOR TYRES OR SERVICE PLEASE
CONTACT ANNE OR RICHARD ON
Ph 4666 3455 Mob 0417 594 152
6 — THE ALLORA ADVERTISER … THURSDAY, 20th MAY 2010
ABC Radio National is once again inviting Australia’s regional
museums to step forward and tell us all why they should be
recognised as the finest in the land. Now in its third year, the
Regional Museums Award will focus on museums in their roles
as local story-tellers and local ambassadors (encouraging
tourism and regional development) and on how they look
towards survival in the future.
This year there will be three categories:
• Best volunteer-run museum
• Best small museum (with a total budget of $150,000 or less)
• Best Indigenous Cultural Centre/Keeping Place
Nominations opened on 18 May 2010 to coincide with
International Museum Day.
Overall winners of past Regional Museums Awards, The Kodja
Place (Kojonup, WA, 2008) and North Stradbroke Island
Historical Museum (North Stradbroke Island, Queensland,
2009), have reported an increased and sustained level of
interest in their organisations since the announcement of their
respective wins. They have received visits from other regional
museum representatives, keen to understand more about
these exceptional organisations.
The Regional Museums Award website at abc.net.au/rn/
museums has all eligibility and nomination information, together
with a Guest Book for everyone to record their favourite
museum memories. Nominations must be received by Friday
23 July 2010.
Judges will shortlist museums as finalists for all categories of
the Regional Museums Award and select one organisation as
the overall winner.
ABC Radio National’s Bush Telegraph will travel to the winning
organisation’s museum to record a program at the venue for
national broadcast.
Winners will be announced during ABC Radio National
Breakfast in late-August.
The Regional Museums Award was developed following
discussions with Museums Australia who identified organisations
in regional and rural areas as a sector of the museums
community that would benefit from greater exposure in terms of
their collections and the important part they play in local
communities.
ABC Radio National acknowledges the invaluable assistance
of Museums Australia in the development and judging of the
Regional Museums Award.
Kubota M.125 Tractor, cab and Challenge
loader - 600 hours. Suit new buyer.$93,500
Fiat M.100, 4WD, ROPS with front blade.......
........................................................ $27,500
Ford 7700, 4WD, cab with front blade............
........................................................ $24,200
John Deere 4640 Tractor, linkage and cab.......
........................................................ $33,000
John Deere 4640 Tractor, drawbar and cab......
........................................................ $24,200
John dere 4240 Tractor...................... $27,500
John Deere 8560 4WD, dual 18.4 x 42............
........................................................ $38,500
New Holland 8340 FWD with McCormack
loader.............................................. $55,000
Cat D5 SA with cab and ROPS.......... $35,000
Ford TW.25, 4WD, cab - good mixer tractor...
........................................................ $22,000
Fiat AT7-D Crawler Tractor, blade, canopy, 2
tyne rippers, PTO and drawbar....... $33,000
Iseki TS2510 with loader and 4' slasher..........
........................................................ $11,000
Iseki 2160,18hp, 40 hours only with Donnelly
slasher............................................. $12,100
Massey Ferguson 65, C/W 6ft slasher. $8,800
HAY GEAR
New Holland 1475 Mower Conditioner - 14
foot cut............................................ $44.000
Freeman Accumulator and Grab........ $17,600
New Holland 575 Small Square Baler,
innoculant tank, done 1,100 bales... $36,300
New Holland BB-940 AR Large Square Baler,
yellow model, innoculant tank, 2,500 bales..
........................................................ $99,000
New Holland BR7060 Round Baler, 1600
bales, hydraulic reversor................. $48,400
New Holland 417 Baler..................... $15,400
International 440 Baler........................ $5,500
New Holland 492 Mower Conditioners...........
....................................$16,500 & $19,800
New Holland 499 Mower Conditioner 12' cut.
........................................................ $22,000
New Holland 258 and 260 Hydraulic Drive
Rakes L/H & R/H in hitch.............. $13,200
New Holland 258 Hydraulic Drive Rake.........
.......................................................... $6,600
New Holland 57 Linkage Rake............ $2,200
New Holland 471 Bale Loader............ $2,750
Krone Swadro 42 Rotary Rake - little use.......
.......................................................... $9,900
Kuhn GA-300GM Rotary Hay Rake... $4,400
New Holland 254 Tedder Rake............ $3,300
HARVEST
New Holland TR 85, 1 owner............ $27,500
New Holland 8060 22ft front, 4450 hours.......
........................................................ $27,500
John Deere 7700 22ft front, 3100 hours..........
........................................................ $19,800
John Deere 95, cab - tidy - diesel......... $5,500
Albulk 30' x 7", petrol.......................... $2,200
Vennings 15ft x 4", Electric Pencil Auger.......
.......................................................... $1,100
10ft x 4" Electric Pencil Auger............... $770
15ft x 5" Electric Pencil Auger............... $880
25ft x 4" Electric Pencil Auger............ $1,100
Grainmaster 12 ton Seed Silo, 45 degree offset
base .................................................. $3,300
20 Ton Mobile Field Bin, bomber tyres...........
.......................................................... $4,950
Allora Field Bin Dryer - 20 ton.......... $36,300
USED TILLAGE
John Shearer 5 tyne Linkage Chisel Plough....
............................................................. $990
John Deere 13 tine 1610 Trailed Chisel Plough
- edge on tine................................... $14,300
International 2.11 25 tine Scarifier,
reconditioned and repainted.............. $9,900
John Shearer 25 tine Hydraulic Folding
Trashworker.................................... $22,000
Horwood Bagshaw 12'6" Scarifier....... $2,750
Gyral 2.7 metre 4 bar Linkage Cultivator........
.......................................................... $2,750
International 32 plate 3-5 offset, reconditioned, new 26" scalloped discs and bearings.....
........................................................ $16,500
Napier 694 24 plate offset, new discs and
bearings............................................. $9,900
International 24 plate 3-4 offset........... $6,600
Yeomans 9 tyne x 26" Shank, depth wheels....
.......................................................... $9,900
Yeomans 5 tyne x 26" Shank, depth wheels....
.......................................................... $7,700
Napier 549 5 tyne Ripper..................... $3,850
Santa G 9 tyne Ripper w/- depth wheels..........
.......................................................... $5,500
Napier 520 Series 27ft Cultivator........ $3,850
Grizzly Grumpy G.32 Plough, little use - suit
new buyer........................................ $27,500
Morris 12 tyne Chisel Plow - late model.........
.......................................................... $5,500
Morris 16 tyne Chisel Plow................. $5,500
John Shearer 15 section Folding Harrows.......
.......................................................... $2,750
Shearer 10 disc Sovereign Plough....... $2,750
Ryan 15 foot - 31 tyne Cultivator........ $1,650
John Deere Coil Tyne Cultivator - 17 tyne......
............................................................. $990
McKay Coil Tyne Cultivator - 14 tyne... $990
FORAGE & SLASHERS
McHale 991B Trailed Round Bale Wrapper,
2000 bales....................................... $24,200
Loxton 18' Slasher - end tow - suit new buyer ........................................................ $24,200
New Holland 339 Forage Chopper.... $13,200
Daken 6 foot 752 Slasher and Wheel... $3,850
Superior LX12 3PL Slasher............... $13,200
New Holland 824 2 row corn front - parts.......
.......................................................... $2,750
New Holland 790-W pick up front...... $4,400
Badger Model 1200 Forage Box........ $27,500
MIXING & FEEDING
Kuhn 5143 Vertical Mixer - little use.$49,500
Kuhn 1460 Mixer............................... $55,000
Kuhn 1860 Mixer, 1 owner, short and long
elevator, regularly serviced from new..........
........................................................ $66,000
RMH 505 Mixer................................. $33,000
Wombat 2cu. metre Mixer Auger, unload,
petrol motor drive............................. $8,800
Semco Hammermill, PTO drive.......... $2,200
John Deere 10A Hammermill, PTO drive........
.......................................................... $1,650
Alfa Laval Hammer Mill - 15" - 2 screens......
.......................................................... $2,200
Wetmore Model 1800 Hammermill Mixer......
.......................................................... $3,300
Miitze 54 foot x 9 inch Grain Auger, 20 hp, 3
phase, new barrel, 27 metre cable..... $9,900
PLANTING
Connor Shea 14 run Linkage Disc Drill, S & F
and SS boxes..................................... $6,600
Connor Shea 14 run Linkage Tyne Drill,
S & F................................................. $6,600
Shearer 24 run Shearermatic Combine, S & F,
spring tyne......................................... $4,400
Shearer 24 run Hi-Way Lift Combine, S & F..
.......................................................... $5,500
Connor Shea 26 run Trailed Disc Drill,
through workshop and repainted..... $11,000
International 20 run 6-2 Combine, S & F........
.......................................................... $7,700
John Shearer 24 run J Series Trash Combine..
........................................................ $16,500
Venning 5 tonne Super Loader - ready to go choice of 2......................................... $5,500
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Port Multi 6 foot Linkage Blade.......... $1,320
Superior 6 foot Linkage Blade, hydraulic
angle and tilt - suit new buyer........... $4,950
International 2.114 Tine Scarifier Extensions..
.......................................................... $1,650
Graham Holme 4 Tine Chisel Plough
Extensions......................................... $1,320
Graham Holme Long Shank Chisel Plow Tine
Assemblies........................................... $275
Howard Chisel Plough Tine Assemblies.$275
IHC 2.11 Scarifier Tine Assemblies reconditioned....................................... $275
4 section Stump Jump Harrows and bar. $990
Moorhouse 3PL Bucket with swivel hook.......
............................................................. $990
Ferguson Tiller Tine Assemblies................$99
Silvan Galvanised Linkage Super Spreader.....
............................................................. $770
Carryalls..........................................from $275
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THE ALLORA ADVERTISER … THURSDAY, 20th MAY 2010 — 7
We’re Going
on a “Nature
Hunt”
On Tuesday 25th May
the children of the
Allora
Community
Kindergarten will be
going on a “Nature
Hunt” around our local
community. This is a
part of “Under Eights
Week” and the theme
of Diversity. The
children will be looking
at the diversity of our
community identifying
animal
tracks,
answering
quiz
questions
about
spiders and using their
binocular
to
find
animals. The children
will set off from the
kindy and will walk
along Gordon Street,
down Gordon Lane
following a marked
trail
finishing
at
Dalrymple Park.
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ABOVE: George Nott and Lachlan
Robson prepare for the “Nature Hunt”
Wattles Win “Super Club” Trophy,
but “Boars” Snare Top Grade Points.
KEV. HARRISON
Quicksilver fullback Stephen Edwards scored three tries as the
Goondiwindi “Boars” outscored the “Queensland Farmer’s
Warehouse” Wattles “Warriors” 38 – 28 in the Toowoomba
Rugby League Round 5 matches at Platz Oval on Saturday
evening.
The day had been a giant rugby league spectacle, with both the
Wattles Junior Rugby League Club and the Wattles senior club
combining to host Goondiwindi’s junior and senior clubs in a
program that kicked off at 9 am Saturday morning. The
“Wattle’s Super Club Day” trophy was on offer to the club that
won most matches from Under 11 grade to “A” Grade with the
result being a four all draw. After what was a tremendous
promotion of the game of rugby league, Wattles Club’s were
presented with the “Super Club Day” trophy after posting wins
in Under 11, 12, 14 and Under 18 age grades.
The “A” Grade loss was disappointing for Wattles, who are still
idling along with one win over the Oakey “Bears” and three
losses from the opening five rounds of fixtures, one round
being a bye.
Goondiwindi got off to a horror start to the 2010 season losing
their initial three matches before clouting Pittsworth last week
in a marked form reversal 46 – 16. Their veteran centre Craig
McKenzie touched down for two tries against Pittsworth, and
McKenzie repeated the dose in a player of the match
performance on Saturday evening against Wattles.
Qld. Building
Services Authority
Gold Licence
No.041569
For Prompt Attention to all Plumbing
and Draining Needs
PHONE
4666 3586
Mobile 0408 790 885
Home Address:
43 Darling St, Allora.
The “Boars” scored twice in the opening twelve minutes of the
game to lead 12 – 0 before exciting Wattles five eighth Tim
Hentschel cashed in after 26 minutes to have the “Warriors”
trailing 6 – 12. In a major loss Hentschel was concussed later
in the game having to leave the field. Minutes after the second
half restart with Goondiwindi leading 18 – 6, forward John
Blaine scored dragging two defenders over the line with him in
a determined effort. Wattles appeared to be finding their feet in
the time slot immediately after the break, and when halfback
Xavier Manley eased between defenders from ten metres out
in the 48th minute, Wattles were well back in the game trailing
by 16 – 18.
The “Boars” didn’t take Wattles resurgence lying down though
and returned fire with two tries. From the restart of that second
four pointer Wattles tried a short kick-off tactic that saw electric
fullback Brenden Wilson dragged down two metres from the try
line. Quick thinking second rower Brady Glass took the pass to
charge over for a great try, that had Wattles 22 – 26 behind.
The “Boars” posted two further tries in the final ten minutes of
play, while Brenden Wilson scored to add to his growing
season total after gathering a well placed Brady Glass grubber.
Glass was among Wattles best with a solid alround performance,
along with rampaging no frills front-rower Jim Hegarty. Frontrower Jason Nightingale was again prominent as he has been
so consistently over the season’s opening weeks. Wattles
finished the game short staffed with only one player on the
bench for the final 20 minutes, Tim Hentschel, hooker Harry
Gibson and fullback Brenden Wilson all lost with concussion in
what was a tough & vigorous encounter. Gibson is out for some
time it has been revealed with a fractured thumb. A big night for
young back-rower B.J. Perks who made his “A” Grade debut off
the bench for Wattles. Perks is a graduate of Wattles Junior
Rugby League Club, having commenced his rugby league in
the Under 8 grade.
Goondiwindi 38 (Stephen Edwards 3, Craig McKenzie 2,
Matthew Lloyd, Kerry-John Haines tries; Clyde Hickling 5
goals) defeated Wattles 28 (Brenden Wilson, Tim Hentschel,
Xavier Manley, Brady Glass, John Blaine tries; Brady Glass 4
goals).
The “Queensland Farmer's Warehouse” “A” Grade “Warriors”
to take on Valleys this Sunday: 1. Brenden Wilson, 2. Ben
…Continued on page 12
Tune in
to…
Life Education Queensland co-founder Daphne Whatley and facilitator
Paul Baker with Harold the giraffe, Life Education’s mascot.
10 — THE ALLORA ADVERTISER … THURSDAY, 20th MAY 2010
Photo © Steve Corbett
See Story on pages 1 and 2
"Your local community radio station."
THE ALLORA ADVERTISER … THURSDAY, 20th MAY 2010 — 11
LOCAL BUSINESSES & TRADERS
Ph 4666 3128
Fax 4666 3822
Floor Sanding & Polishing
4 Boards Replaced
4 Staircases and Decks Sanded
4 Free Quotes
Ph 4666 3128
Fax 4666 3822
BOWEN THERAPY
Deb Perry
Dip. BT/Smart Bowen Instructor
DWAN DRILLING & WATER SERVICES
CLIFTON BEAUTY THERAPIST George St., Clifton
& NAIL TECHNICIAN ~ 0438 006 765
337 Berat Forest Springs
Rd., Allora Qld 4362
PH 4666 6013 or 0428 612 106
ALLORA
Acrylic & Gel Nails … $35
Aromatherapy & Hot Stone Massage … $45/hr
Facials from $25 - Tans $20
ALLORA INDEPENDENT STEEL
Barron Street, Hendon, M/S 765, Allora.
Phone 4666 3502
44 Herbert Street
Ph 4666 3318
Fax 4666 3179
OPEN: Monday - Friday, 7am-5pm
Saturday, 7am-1pm
Sunday & Public Holidays, 7am-12pm
Continued from page 11…
Maloney, 3. Matt McCarthy, 4. Luke Baker, 5. Scott Murdoch,
6. Tim Hentschel, 7. Xavier Manley, 8. John Hegarty, 9. Liam
Ross, 10. Jason Nightingale, 11. Brady Glass, 12. Jesse Keys,
13. Nick Colthup, 14. John Blaine, 15. Dan Sullivan, 16. TBA
,17. TBA.
In the Reserve Grade clash the Wattles “Railway Hotel, Allora”
“Warriors” were soundly beaten by 34 – 14. Back-rower
Hamish Moore was a strong performer for Wattles along with
hooker Luke Miller and experienced forward Luke Whitton
coming off the bench. The Goondiwindi points scoring machine
clicked into gear from the outset, scoring their first try after just
five minutes, eventually leading 22 – 0 at halftime. Wattles
found their feet after the break, actually winning the second
forty minutes 14 – 12. The damage had been done in the early
stages though, the “Boars” too good a side to salvage the
necessary points to win. Hamish Moore’s try came in the 55th
minute when Wattles had been trailing 0 – 28, Moore running
off a pass from hooker Luke Miller. Dependable utility forward
Luke Whitton showed sharp reflexes to touch down from
dummy half with 20 minutes remaining, while David Cartmill’s
try gave the Wattles total some further respectability. Team
member Leon Naumann will likely miss the rest of the season
after sustaining a jaw fracture.
Goondiwindi 34 (Harold Brown 2, Andrew Carlisle, Paul
McGrady, Aaron Robinson, Jordan Jenkins tries; Lyndon
Peckham 4, Robert Hanna goals) defeated Wattles 14 (David
Cartmill, Hamish Moore, Like Whitton tries; Damian McDonald
goal).
Wattles “Allora Foodworks” Under 18’s scored their initial
victory of the year defeating Goondiwindi 40 – 24. Front-rower
Carl Gale continued his week in week out outstanding form,
and must be considered an absolute front runner to be selected
in the South West Region “Mustangs’ side next week to take on
South East Division. Gale is a class player and sets the
example in Wattles pack. Liam Ross is another who shines on
a weekly basis, his defence against Goondiwindi a feature of
the game. Front-rower Tom Patterson worked tirelessly running
the ball, while team mates back rower Jake Dingle and centre
Dylan Burns also posted strong all round games. Both Dingle
and Burns finished the match having scored two tries apiece.
Wattles held a handy lead at half time, 24 – 12. Their first try
came after only three minutes when Dylan Burns intercepted a
12 — THE ALLORA ADVERTISER … THURSDAY, 20th MAY 2010
For 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.
BOWEN THERAPY
• Contract Spraying • Harvesting
• 36ft Swather • Hay Sales
• Round Baling
Phone 4666 3276
Phone George - 0402 521 961
- REASONABLE RATES
Bowen therapy can provide long lasting relief from pain and
discomfort, and encourage your body to a speedy recovery.
For more information & appointments
393 Forest Plain Rd. Allora
contact Cathie Wilson, your local
accredited Bowen Therapist
07 4666 2441
pass to run 60 metres to touch down. While the “Boars”
returned fire within minutes, lock forward Liam Ross took a ball
thirty metres out from half Mark Duggan and ran an ideal line
beating many defenders on his way to scoring under the posts.
Jake Dingle claimed his first try strolling over virtually unhindered
from 10 metres out in the 23 rd minute, allowing Wattles an 18
– 12 lead. Three minutes later Dylan Grady took the ball from
a scrum win 20 metres out and took two defenders with him as
he muscled his way over the line to have Wattles leading
confidently at the mid way hooter.
With the second stanza barely under way, Liam Ross barged
his way over to score from a penalty tap to set Wattles on the
road to victory at 28 – 12. Goondiwindi clawed their way back
into the game to trail 24 – 28, but when Jake Dingle set up a
try for Dylan Burns with ten minutes remaining, before cutting
through to touch down himself with fulltime approaching,
Wattles had a firm hold on their initial 2010 season premiership
points.
Wattles 40 (Dylan Burns 2, Jake Dingle 2, Liam Rodd 2, Dylan
Grady tries; Jordan Henry 6 goals) defeated Goondiwindi 24 (
David Rielly 2, Tim Tribe, Tyronne Hennessy tries; Lynden
Peckham 4 goals).
Wattles take on Valleys at Herb Steinohrt Oval next Sunday in
all grades. Kick off times: Under 18 – 11.30 am, reserve Grade
– 12.45 pm and A Grade – 2.30 pm.
Wattles Rugby League Football Club wish to congratulate
Wattles junior players Under 13 -Lachlan Downey, Joe Morris,
Max Somes, Evan Lack: Under 14 – Brodie Sharman, Tom
Henry, Matthew Denny, Nick Morris, Cody Brown; Under 16 –
Jarrod Coley, Josh Henry, Alex Morris; on their selection in the
Warwick & District “Chargers” Junior Rugby League
representative sides for this weekend’s South West Region
“Mustangs” Challenge and Selection Trials.
Glyn Rees
LOCAL BUSINESSES & TRADERS
NOLAN PASTORAL CO.
Freedom~in~motion
6 William Street, Allora - By appointment only
• Bore Drilling, Cleaning & Pump Testing • Installation &
Repairs of all Pumps • Windmills & Irrigation Systems
• Centre Pivots etc. • Bobcat with Trencher, Posthole
Digger & Excavator Attachments • Semi-Trailer Crane Truck
Ph 4666 3128
Fax 4666 3822
PHONE:
0429 663 411
Natural Options Farmacy
“the natural choice in animal healthcare”
Helping you solve your animal's health problems.
Large range of natural supplements and
healthcare products for animals and their
owners. McLaren Photonic Therapy
treatments for horses and dogs.
D&
ressmaker • Day ~ Formal ~ Bridal
Designer • One off Designs
PAINTING
Fully Qualified Local Tradesman
Phone Bill 0411 590 201
FREE
QUOTES
Small jobs a specialty
✶ Crushes etc.
Phone Andrew
0407 467 364
PLUMBING AND
GAS FITTING
• All plumbing, drainage, roof & gutter repairs
Ph/Fax:
• New installations • Blocked drains • Hot water
systems • Burst pipes • Toilet, tap repairs • New Mob:
gas installations, repairs, service & alterations
Inverramsay Rd, Goomburra
• Form 8 specialists • Caravan gas inspections
• Back flow • Buying or selling inspections Servicing All Areas - FREE QUOTES
07 4666 6064
0419 781 053
TERMITE SPECIALIST -
PMT 4076
BSA 737115
Technician:
Mark Grosskopf
PH 07 4666 1001
Mob 0438 623 734
Offering Friendly Professional Service
0407 103 998
STEELE RUDD
24HR TOWING
◆ RACQ Towing Contractor
◆ All Insurance Companies
◆ Farm Machinery
Transport
◆ Accident & Breakdown
Recovery
◆ Local and Interstate
◆ Free Quotes
Bob Malone
v Vermin Proof
ELECTRIC GREEN WELDED PRODUCTS
• Pre-Purchase Inspections
• All Types of Pest Management
• Servicing the Southern Downs
Contact James anytime…
v Secure Storage
PH - HOME: 4666 3295 - MOB: 0439 770 470
BSA 724183
• Contract spot spraying
• 4WD ATV and ute spray pack
• Chemcert Accredited • Liability insurance
v Relocatable
◆ Post Hole Digging ◆ Trenching
◆ Levelling
◆ Yard Improvements ◆ Landscaping ◆ Clean-Ups
◆ Rubbish Removal
◆ Small Tree Pruning/Lopping
Chris Burns
JSL Spot Spraying
v On Site Storage
- CAMERON THOMAS
✶ Livestock Equipment
✶ Portable Panels
✶ Loading Ramps
0424 608 023
v New Hire Containers
CAM’S DINGO HIRE
ALLORA
CALL DON ON
STEELE RUDD
CONTAINER
HIRE & SALES
BSA
70740
naturaloptionsfarmacy@hotmail.com
• Small to Large Jobs - No Problems •
4 Home Maintenance
4 Machinery Maintenance
4 General Welding
4 Fencing
Spraying around - • sheds
• fence lines • silos • paddocks
• stockyards • dams, gullys, etc.
For appointments phone Shaz 4666 2082
Mobile 0437 543 958
70 Kunda Rd. Goomburra
Phone - Benita 4666 6157
MAINTENANCE MAN
SHEILAH’S DRESS MAKING
CLOTHING ALTERATIONS
Cnr. Maryvale & Barron St., Hendon
Professional Service. Will pickup and deliver.
Call Sheilah - Ph 4666 2126 or 0402 166 225
Ph 4666 3128
Fax 4666 3822
07 4696 3222
Bob Malone
Ph: 07 4696 3222
“Towing is Our Business”
Wilson & Rigby Motor Body Repairs
82 Herbert Street, Allora
✔ Digital Image Quoting
✔ Insurance and Private Smash Repairs ✔ Low Bake Oven Booth
✔ Car-O-Liner Measuring System
✔ Tilt Tray Towing ✔ Supporting customer’s right to select
✔ Windscreen Replacements their own repairer
Peter Morton - Mobile 0407 116 391 - vengabu@bigpond.net.au
Phone (07) 4666 3311 Fax (07) 4666 3511
MOBILE HAIRDRESSER
Fully Qualified Hairdresser (relocated from Brisbane)
•P
ensioner Perm from $55
incl. hair cut
• Foil from $70 incl. hair cut
• Mens Cuts
from $10 - $20
CALL
• Ladies Cuts from $15 - $25
• Childrens to Teenagers Cut
from $8 - $18.
CHRISTINA 0404 498 004
CONCEPT CONCRETING
☛ House Slabs
☛ Shed Slabs
☛ Driveways
☛ All Decorative requirements
QBSA No.
1082255
Darling Downs
PHONE CRAIG
Mob 0416 030 275
A/Hrs 4666 2250
THE ALLORA ADVERTISER … THURSDAY, 20th MAY 2010 — 13
Customer Service Officer
Career opportunity in Agbusiness
Pursehouse Rural Pty Ltd is a leading independent Agbusiness in
Agricultural Distribution located on the Darling Downs QLD and North
West NSW. The company currently has a vacancy for a Customer
Service Officer based at our Allora Branch.
We are seeking applications from self-motivated, enthusiastic and
customer focused people with a flexible work approach and ability to
work unsupervised.
The successful applicant will be responsible for assisting the current
Manager by maintaining a high level of presentation in our Allora store
including deliveries, sales and service. As this role is sales based,
a reasonable level of computer literacy is required as well as a high
standard of written and oral communication skills. This position also
has the potential for advancement within the company.
An MR and forklift license and Agsafe Accreditation would be desirable.
An attractive salary will be offered commensurate with skills and
experience.
Enquiries contact John Chandler 0428 663 290
Please forward your resume with three referees to
j.chandler@prural.com.au
Reference: Customer Service Representative
Or mail to Branch Manager, Pursehouse Rural Pty Ltd
10 Forest Plains Road, ALLORA QLD 4362
By close of business, 28 May 2010
• PUBLIC NOTICES •
ALLORA & DISTRICT TYRES will be CLOSED this
Saturday 22nd May (only), due to unforseen
circumstances. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Anne Glass
GREAT ENDEAVOUR CAR RALLY FUNDRAISER for
Bev O'Halloran & crew. Twilight Race Meeting at
Clifford Park Toowoomba, this Saturday, bus leaves
Railway Hotel at 2pm. Tickets still available at Allora
Newsagency- $30.
14 — THE ALLORA ADVERTISER … THURSDAY, 20th MAY 2010
MASS TIMES
The Catholic Community of
ST. PATRICK’S PARISH, ALLORA
1st, 2nd & 3rd SUNDAYS of the month Mass at 6.30PM
& TUESDAY at 9.30AM (2nd Tues of the month Mass at the
HOMESTEAD 9.30am)
LITURGY of the WORD with COMMUNION
4th & 5th SUNDAYS of the month at 9.00AM
Sacred Heart Church Deuchar, 3rd Sunday, Mass 10.00 am
Ecumenical Prayer Service Deuchar, 2nd Monday at 7.00pm
For Church Bookings and Parish Enquiries ph 4666 3377
Thank You…
Victoria Hill Public Hall Assoc. wish to thank all the business
houses who donated items for the Cent Sale held on 07/05/10 and
patrons who attended on the night.
Winners of raffle were: 1st prize $125 Groceries - W. Wickham;
2nd prize $20 Fruit Tray donated by Allora Foodworks - Ron
Pettigrew.
• SERVICES •
ALLORA PHARMACY - WATCH REPAIRS Batteries, Pins, Seals - Best Prices.
Phone 4666 3100
EDUCATION HELP HOTLINE - (Parents) need free
advice? Children struggling at school? Homework
too hard? Children falling behind? Subsidies
Available.
Phone 1300 664 314
Ross 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
B WEN THERAPY
46 Herbert Street, Allora
Carolyn Crawford
Dip. Bowen Therapy
GIFT VOUCHERS AVAILABLE
Seniors Discount
4666 2258 or 0418 882 410
email carolyn.crawford@hotmail.com
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NEW LISTINGS ALWAYS WANTED
ENQUIRES HAVE PICKED UP
FOR ALL STYLES OF HOMES AND LAND
Please call Jo for help on…
BUYING, SELLING or RENTING
CONTACT JOANNE 0400 402 057
joanne@maynerealesatate.com.au
38 Warwick St, Allora
St Patrick’s Parish Primary School Prep - Yr 7
School Enquiries ph 4666 3551
Ph 4666 3591 Mob 0400 402 057 Fax 4612 3259
The Anglican Parish of Allora and Clifton
- Service Times
• WANTED •
St Davids: Allora
Sundays:
Holy Communion
10.00am
Evening Prayer (except for 2nd Sunday) 5.30pm
Saturdays:
Holy Communion 1st of month
7.00pm
Wednesdays: Morning Prayer
10.00am
All Saints: Clifton
Sundays:
Holy Communion
8.00am
St Johns: Goomburra
Sundays:
2nd of Month - Evening Prayer
5.30pm
Please note: Children are being especially welcomed at the newly
created 1st Sunday of the month, St David's 100am service with Kidz
Time, as well as the weekly 5.30pm Sunday Kidz Biz services.
Visiting Priest - Rev. Ian Turnbull - Phone 4666 3343
Uniting Church Allora
MOBILE VET
Phone 0409 215 319 for enquiries.
9.00am Sunday Services.
Enquiries phone 4666 3225. All welcome.
Wattles Warriors host Super
Saturday against the Boars
The Junior Warriors commenced Super Saturday playing
games against the Goondiwindi Boars. It was a superb day for
footy and the games were keenly contested. Following the
junior games the Wattles Seniors completed the day.
Flynn Electrical U 7's - The Warriors lent the Boars some
players and everyone played well. It was a tryfest for the
Warriors with Lachlan Meacle 4, Sam Scott 4, Riley Lever 4,
Jackson Pogany 2, and Elijah Hall all scoring. Michael Shingles
was very unlucky not to score being tackled just short of the
line after a great run. The tackles were effective with Ben
Willett, Harry McMahon and Jacob Meddleton were always in
the action. Liam Ruhle had a good game and picked up the
Foodworks award for his effort. Harry McMahon won the
Hungry Jacks and Elijah Hall the Red Rooster award. Great
game guys with good sportsmanship displayed by the Warriors
WANTED - DOUBLE DUMPER CHAFF CUTTER.
Phone 4666 6251 or 0447 740 110
• SOLUTIONS •
THIS WEEK’S
SUDOKU
SOLUTION
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• POSITIONS VACANT •
The Allora & District Campdraft Assoc. wishes to sincerely thank
all their sponsors, cattle donors, members and helpers (and anyone
who helped in any way), in making our 2010 campdraft a great
success.
The 2011 ADCA campdraft will be held on the weekend of
April 23rd/24th next year. (Easter weekend).
The committee wishes to advise our ADCA Annual General
Meeting will be held on 8th June 2010, at 7.30pm at the
Railway Hotel – followed by a general meeting.
2010 ADCA Committee
HOME FOR SALE FOR REMOVAL/RELOCATION
TOP QUALITY THEREE BEDROOM HOME in exceptionally
good condition. Has all new roof, gutters, polished floors.
Home is in spotless condition, little to do to set up. Sale,
removal/restump - best value home around. Have photos,
make good live in, rental or resale on land.
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TRAILER - BOX TYPE, tandem, 3.6m x 1.8m, heavy
duty, 14 inch light truck wheels, 2yr old, registered.
$3750.
Phone 4666 2120
Thank You…
THIS SUNDAY AT ALLORA - Service/Sunday School at 9.30am.
Wednesday Evenings - Bible Study at 7.30pm.
KIDS CLUB - 1st & 3rd Friday of each month for prep grade 7. From 3.15pm - 5.00pm.
YOUTH GROUP - 2nd & 4th Friday of each month, 6.30pm 8.30pm.
MENS BREAKFAST - Last Saturday in each month, 7.30am.
LADIES BIBLE STUDY - Tuesdays, 10.00am - 11.00am.
Enquiries to Pastor Dennis Mooney 4666 3829.
A Warm Welcome to ALL.
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BABY CLOTHING SALE - preloved quality items,
newborn to 0 girls, 0 to size 1 boys.
Ph 4666 2233
Scots Presbyterian Church - Allora.
HARM (Willett) - Anthony & Donna-Maree
welcomed the very early arrival of CHLOE
MAREE, born 15th January, 5 lb 10 oz, at
Mater Mothers Brisbane. A cherished sister
for Molly, Cooper and Bailey. Heartfelt
thanks to Nanny and Poppy, Aunty Kaety,
Rachel and Kylie for their wonderful help
during these very busy first months.
• REAL ESTATE •
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LUCERNE HAY - various grades. Fine, leafy forage
sorghum round bales $55.
Phone 4666 6251 or 0447 740 110
• CHURCH NOTICES •
Ph 4666 3128
Fax 4666 3822
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BOAT - QUINTREX 420 DORY WIDEBODY. 30hp
Mecury, excellent condition, 35 hours. $6500.
Phone 4666 2233
Birth Notice…
ADVERTISER CLASSIFIEDS
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new points $55 mounted $70; as new riding boots,
adult size 10 $10, used size 6 $5.
Ph 0402 717 836
• ANNOUNCEMENTS •
Ph 4666 3128
Fax 4666 3822
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in helping Goondiwindi with players.
Wattle Brae U 8’s - The eights played a game between two
Wattles teams as the Boars failed field a side. The lads played
hard with some great running and tackling. Some nice tries
were scored and the tackles were good. Welcome to Zac
Balfour this week in his first game in the Green and Gold and
he was in the action with some powerful runs. Jack Bashford,
Jaedan Ruhle, Declan Sullivan, Aaron Stace, Dan Brown and
Marcus Obergruben all received a mention in the coach’s
report this week for trying hard and playing well. Award
winners: Foodworks Caleb Pratt, Red Rooster Jack Bashford.
As the weeks go by the forwards are learning the value of
straight running, taking on the defence. Keep up the good work.
Luke Townsend Farrier U 9's - The nines had a good day
scoring four tries. Mathew Christensen 2, Tyler Gillam and Ty
Norris all scored magical four pointers with Gillam and Norris
kicking conversions. Best players against the Boars were Ben
Stott, Juston Free and Mathew Christensen. Defensively the
players to show good skills were Will Flynn, Norris, Gillam,
Kaleb Lever and Toby Gilmore. The team is adjusting to the
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THE ALLORA ADVERTISER … THURSDAY, 20th MAY 2010 — 15
Ladies Indoor Netball -
Last week's winners were: Allsorts, Mojo's and All Saints. This
week's draw is: 6.30pm - Tiggers v. NJam (Pink Panthers to
umpire); 7.30pm - Pink Panthers v. Chikerboom (All Saints);
8.30pm - All Saints v. Mojo's; Bye - Allsorts.
A reminder to al players and umpires that any contact with nets
(either accidentally or deliberately) by a player, with or without
the ball, constitutes net abuse. The penalty is a penalty pass,
or penalty pass shot, with the offending player standing out of
play.
Well done to those who have had a go at umpiring for the first
time, you're doing a great job, and your efforts are appreciated!
GOLF
Enjoy a game
soon!
Play competition
Sundays or play a social game anytime
with friends.
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larger field and improve with each outing. Matisha HounslowCullen and Free are running the ball with confidence. The team
will gain more ground with the runners prepared to run onto the
pass and this will develop over time. Luke Meara was in the
action this week and it is great to have him back on the
paddock. Award winners this week are Foodworks Juston Free;
Hungry Jacks Ben Stott; Red Rooster Will Flynn.
Superior Silage U 10's - Every team member put in a top effort
this week. The ball is travelling through the hands with more
fluency and as a result the outside backs are making inroads.
Fullback Dylan Hounslow-Cullen had a great game and not far
behind were Darcy Brady and Lachlan Roche who took the ball
up the middle strongly. Hounslow-Cullen with 3 tries and
Lachlan Henry 1 were the scorers. Henry, Brady and Jacob
Willett kicked conversions. The defensive effort across the field
can be improved and when the team brings this aspect of the
game together will be an even more formidable combination.
Foodworks Dylan Hounslow-Cullen, Hungry Jacks Darcy
Brady, Red Rooster Lachlan Roche.
Clifton Auto Ag U 11's - In a tough, tight game Wattles
emerged victors by 10 to 6 after leading 4 nil at half time. It was
an excellent performance from all players who kept tackling the
opposition at times under immense pressure. Kyle Catling who
led the hitups, Charlie Dennis, Nick Van Der Poel and Trent
Henry all played well in a performance when the whole team
deserves a mention. The backline moved the ball well and
Coby Blades, Jake Ranger and James Gilmore were elusive
often making good ground. The tries were scored by Trent
Henry and Nick Van Der Poel with Van Der Poel kicking a
conversion to round out the Warriors 10 points which on the
back of a great defensive effort were enough to seal the win.
The Foodworks award went to Charlie Dennis, Hungry Jacks
Michael Kelk and Red Rooster Coby Blades. Well done lads.
Ryanie for Tyres U 12's - The team played to the plan this
week to control the ball and scored a comfortable 28 to nil
victory. Man of the Match Paul Christensen was terrific tearing
into the defence with gusto and was rewarded with a super try
in the opening minutes running 50 metres through the forwards.
He was well supported in the middle by fellow forwards James
Moore, Joe Willett and Max Rubie. Jordan Humberdross was
more involved this week in a pleasing effort and hooker Harry
Shooter put in an improved effort in defence. Halves Tom
Morris and Liam Duncan controlled the play and topped the
tackle count. The defensive effort right through the team was
good with everyone sharing the load. The Boars attacked the
flanks and Parry and Dyball were often called on the shut down
attacking raids. Mason Blades was a handful with the ball and
centres Robert Bradfield and Bannister played very well. Tries
to Blades, Christensen, Bradfield, Moore and Willett 2.
Successful conversions to Christensen and Bannister.
Foodworks Paul Christensen, Hungry Jacks Tom Morris, Red
Rooster Jordan Humberdross.
Wildcat Earthmoving U 13's - Goondiwindi won a close game
28 to 24 coming back from an 18 to 4 deficit at half time. The
first half was all Wattles as they run in some great tries however
the defensive effort and some lost ball in the second stanza let
the boars back into the match. Joe Morris was everywhere and
played well topping the tackle count. The forwards were led by
Max Somes, Dalton Neilsen and Lachlan Downey who played
much better this week running the ball with intensity. Josh
Sharman was another to improve taking the hitups when
required. Somes scored a double with one a fine effort on the
last tackle busting through beside the posts. Christensen at
hooker was strong scoring a good try. Neilsen scored the
Warriors other try and all were converted by Will Bashford in a
great display with the boot. Jordan Lewis put in a fine game
and picked up the Hungry jacks award. The Foodworks went to
Josh Sharman and Lachlan Downey won the Red Rooster.
Well done guys. It was a close and exciting game.
Rod Frahm Real Estate U 14's - The team won by 20 to 16 in
an improved display against a good Boars outfit. Fullback
Jeremy Wright was outstanding saving 3 certain tries and
injecting himself into the backline at opportune times. Mitchell
Duff continues to impress with one super bust downfield
shedding tackles over 30 metres. Bryan Butler and Joe Hibberd
both put their hand up in improved performances. Defensively
Nick Morris, Brodie Sharman and Tom Henry were solid with
good support from all players. Sharman showed his class
scoring 3 tries and Matthew Denny powered his way over as
well. Sharman’s 2 conversions completed the scoring.
Foodworks Tom Henry, Hungry Jacks Jeremy Wright, Red
Rooster Brodie Sharman.
CJR Plumbing U 16's - The Boars won 58 to 12 in a clash
which saw the Warriors giving away a big size advantage.
Whilst not winning the game the team can all put their hand up
and be proud of a committed and spirited effort right to the final
whistle. The Warriors scored three good tries out wide with
some fine ball work in the backs. Dale McAntee scored a fine
try and made one magnificent try saving tackle when
Goondiwindi looked in. Barry Sutcliffe scored a beauty after a
bright passage of play down the blind side which saw the team
progress the ball 60 metres in three tackles. Jesse McDougall
finished off another movement out wide to complete the
scoring. Coley, Wilson, Willett and Jack McAntee were busy in
the pack with the combination of Tim Sharpe at hooker and
halves Duggan and Henry leading the team well. At the end of
the day the Boars were too big and too fast however the
Warriors never gave in and can take heart from a sound
performance.
There are no fixture games this weekend. Next game for the
Warriors is on May 29th against the Gremlins at Stanthorpe.
See you all at training on Thursday afternoon.
Allora Bowls Club -
The Club Triples and Pairs Finals
were contested and decided last
Saturday in absolutely ideal playing
conditions. The triples combination of A. Slatter, L. Patto and
G. Patto were too strong for J. Chandler, T. Shields and
A. Jakins, and came away with a well deserved win. The
afternoon session saw the pairs final played between A. Slatter
and G. Patto vs. J. Chandler and A. Jakins with a form reversal
from the earlier game giving J. Chandler and A. Jakins a win
in this event.
Congratulations to all finalists and it is now only the A Grade
Singles to be decided for the 2009 season.
For all committee members, please remember our next bowls
meeting has been moved forward to work out details for the
two day bowls carnival in June. Meeting is scheduled for
Monday, 7th June, at 6.30pm.