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Located in the Beautiful Goomburra Valley, a Little Bit Issue No. 3550 The AlloraPublished by OurNews Pty. Ltd.,Advertiser at the Office, 53 Herbert Street, Allora, Q. 4362 “Since 1935” Issued Weekly as an Advertising Medium to the people of Allora and surrounding Districts. Your FREE Local Ph 07 4666 3089 - E-Mail [email protected] - Web www.alloraadvertiser.com Wednesday, 3rd July 2019 Wattles Ladies Day at Platz Oval Bridie Shooter, Alana Frizzell, Amy Morris, Rebecca Richardson, Jane Morris and Olivia Bange. Wattles Warriors Am- Wattles played the Warwick warm winter sun, the ladies bassador for 2019 Erin Cowboys and managed also helped boost the club’s Glass hosted a finely turned- to bring home two solid coffers by supporting the out collection of ladies for victories. While they enjoyed event. this year’s Ladies’ Day when a pleasant afternoon in the See more photos inside pages 4-5 9-11 Betta Place, WARWICK QLD 4370 Jason Denny Travis Burns Lauren Eastwell 0448 612 799 0448 143 287 0427 630 592 Page 2 THE ALLORA ADVERTISER Wednesday, 3rd July 2019 Wednesday, 3rd July 2019 THE ALLORA ADVERTISER Page 3 Thank You to the People of A new Entrant in the Beard New plumbing laws support local building industry New plumbing laws the reforms, Council’s amend or extend the timeframes only apply to Allora and District which came into effect on Built Environment team timeframe for an existing obtaining a permit. A person The spirit of the pioneers support, acknowledging the Growing Competition Monday will support the communicated extensively permit rather than starting must still get a permit before of the Allora district is still senior students of the Allora local building industry with with local industry a new application. Permits starting permit work and part of the soul of the people State School P-10 who a streamlined approach to stakeholders. can be extended for up must comply with the permit who live here now. have volunteered to help speeding up the application While the new reforms to two years but there is and any conditions of the The Allora & District set up for the event and to process for plumbing and came into effect Monday, no limit to the number of permit. Historical Society members serve at the Pioneer Dinner, drainage works. Council will not immediately times an application can be For more information were aware of the tradition members of the Clifton Lions The new effi cient be implementing a fast-track extended. visit www.sdrc.qld.gov.au or of celebration of the day Club who have offered to approach to approving option, whereby applications All permit work will contact SDRC on 1300 697 Allora was proclaimed a direct parking at the Talgai plumbing applications for low-risk dwellings and continue to be inspected 372. municipality on 21st July Homestead, members of will see approval times sheds connected directly by the Council. Reduced 1869.The people of the Scope and the Allora Men’s signifi cantly reduced. From to the water and sewerage district, fi rst celebrated the shed who are assisting at 1 July, standard plumbing supply would be reduced One arrested after Karara fire Jubilee year in 1919, then the Wine & Cheese/Fashion applications timeframes from 20 to two business the Centenary in 1969. Parade, members of the are reduced from 20 to 10 days, preferring to wait Our small group decided to Clifton Historical Society business days. while the new electronic take on the responsibility of who have volunteered to A Southern Downs lodgement facility is rolled organising the celebration open our historical museum Regional Council out and industry demand is of the Sequential year. On and the local young sporting spokesperson said reduced assessed during the initial the 20th and 21st July, this people who have come application processing times implementation. celebration “Come Home to forward to lend a hand. will save money and time for “We want to enable Allora”, will take place. The 150 Year Celebration both businesses and new industry growth in our Once the word spread, committee would like to residential home owners. region, but we also want so many people and hear from anyone who can “Faster permit to ensure that our online local organisations came volunteer some time during processing saves money lodgement system is forward to assist the the weekend. We need and time. Council is operating effi ciently for our Historical Society. The 150 volunteers to help out in the committed to supporting the customers before we roll Children from the Allora they decided to nominate A 38-year-old male has as Allora and Clifton Police Year community based “Information Centre”; assist local building industry by it out. The good news is Kindergarten have been him as an unoffi cial entrant been arrested following and QAS from Warwick. committee have come up at display venues, museums embracing the reforms to the that the new reforms have busy making a scarecrow, in the Beard Growing a house fi re in Karara on Police were initially with a weekend of activities and be roving ambassadors. fullest. This new streamlined been introduced and going a popular annual event that Competition as part of the Saturday, June 29, after worried for the man’s safety for everybody to enjoy. Of Let the ADHS secretary, process benefi ts plumbing forward, our local building creates a lot of fun. 150 years celebrations. police initially feared for his but quickly arrested him special signifi cance is the Wendy know the times you businesses who can begin industry and community will Mr Scarecrow looked so Thanks for Roslyn Lakeman safety. when they received a call number of individuals and can be available – Ph. 0488 work earlier as well as new benefi t from these reforms,” good with the crazy beard for the pic of Mr Scarecrow. Emergency crews were from a concerned citizen in business people in Allora 673 778/adhssec@gmail. residential home owners as said the spokesperson. called to the blaze just Wheatvale, 40km away from and Warwick who are com work will begin earlier,” said The new reforms before midday. the blaze. assisting with sponsorships See the “Come Home To avoid any confusion here are Important the spokesperson. also make provisions for Fire units from Leyburn, He was charged with and donations of cash and To Allora’ programme In the lead up to amending existing permits. dates to mark on your calendar. Karara, Inglewood and arson at the Warwick kind. on Facebook (Allora 150 the implementation of Applicants can apply to Warwick attended, as well Magistrates Court on July 1. We would like to thank all Years) and web (www. Only three months has been planned with everybody for their offer of allora150.org) until the start of Spring. To many attractions including at the Goomburra Town celebrate The Allora P-10 markets, carols, school JAZZ & HIGH TEA Hall, 17 Inverramsay Road Rustic Food with State School Spring Fair will performances, sing-a-long ALLORA R.S.L. a Restaurant Flair take place on Saturday 14th and of course the Santa will SATURDAY 20th JULY Open September. Again this year be visiting to the delight of doors open 1.30pm for a 2.00pm start family and friends can enjoy the children. Herbert Street $25 per For bookings and ticket options 8.00am until 2.30pm the fun of the fair with stalls, will come alive and get person This Week’s Specials Cafe contact Honor: Monday - Friday entertainment and plenty to everyone in the mood for Prize for Most Email [email protected] eat through the day. Christmas. Colourful Neckwear Black Russian Beef Ribs .. $10.99 kg 8.30am - 3.00pm This year’s Allora Also on Saturday 14th (scarf, tie, cravat etc.) Phone 4666 6050 EFTPOS Saturday - Sunday Lamb Cutlets ................. $38.99 kg Bush Christmas has been December everyone can AVAILABLE Come and try our delicious organised for Saturday sing along to Allora’s Carols Smoked Peppered Cheese Kabana $15.99 kg Homemade Pies and All Plumbing, Gas Fitting & 7th December. A big night in the Country. Family Pies ....................$14.00 ea Winter Warming Soups P: 4666 3542 Drain Cleaning including: Allora RSL Hall, Warwick Street. M: 0407 045 267 2kg Bulk Buy Mince ....... $12.25 kg ✓ Domestic & Commercial ✓ Hot Water Systems - Gas, 2kg Bulk Buy Sausages $10.99 kg WEATHER FORECAST Solar & Electric (WHILE STOCKS LAST) ✓ Burst Pipe Emergencies Day Forecast Min/Max WANTED ✓ Sewerage, Septics & On-site QBCC FRESH FISH AVAILABLE Honest, Professional & Affordable 1311 612 WED Mostly Sunny. 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