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Allora Advertiser Allora Advertiser AlloraAllora AdvertiserAdvertiser Issue 3585 Your free local since 1935 Ph 4666 3089 E-Mail [email protected] Wednesday, 18th March 2020 Allora Students keep Best Little Town tidy Clean up Australia Day - Even the littlest can make a difference. Allora State School Students tidy up Allora. See story inside page 9 We love what we do Stylish Executive Family Home... a stunning opportunity 4 2 2 29 Neale Avenue ALLORA The 3 remaining bedrooms all have built in wardrobes and access to the kids Perched privately in a lane, this rumpus room. spacious and stylish home absolutely The offce with built in wardrobe could be should be inspected to be fully converted to a 5th bedroom if required. appreciated. Double lock up garage with remote Offering large open plan living area, access. Fully fenced yard on almost 1/2 an the home fows beautifully out onto acre offers privacy and plenty of space for the covered entertaining area, with the kids to run and play. built in gas barbecue. Walk to local schools, day care and The chefs kitchen has a great island town centre. with stone bench tops, there is a gas stove and dishwasher. Don’t forget Sheridan Ruhle the walk in pantry! Master bedroom is king size, with enormous ensuite and walk in robe. $459,000 Landmark Harcourts Cooke 67 King Street, Clifton T 4612 3779 www.cooke.landmarkharcourts.com.au Page 2 THE ALLORA ADVERTISER Wednesday, 18th March 2020 Wednesday, 18th March 2020 THE ALLORA ADVERTISER Page 3 Community Bus The prescription? Unveiling The Laura Geitz Statuette grant through the RADF to pay for the bronze statuette Service Cancelled Buy Australian made of Laura - which is a replica Effective immediately the the track. The Minister for “If businesses invest in a - and no other will be made. Community Bus Service that Committee members of Agriculture, Drought and product made or supplied by Huge thanks go to operated between Allora the Allora Community Bus Emergency Management, another Australian company, Jill Bockman and John and Warwick and Allora Inc. apologise for any David Littleproud has urged it’ll magnify the economic Rhea as well as Wayne & to Toowoomba via Clifton, inconvenience caused to those businesses and effect. Wendy Rhea of Warwick Nobby and Greenmount their passengers and sup- Australians who will receive I’m asking not only those Sandstone for donating all has been cancelled due to porters but would like to the Federal Government’s receiving the direct payment, the magnifi cent Sandstone Department of Transport thank everyone involved in stimulus to buy Australian but all Australians, to take a blocks. Luke Philipson of regulations. the operation of the service. made products and buy from few extra seconds at the Luke’s Landscaping and The bus was a much Australian businesses. shops to look for the green Excavations played a big needed mode of transport The government has and gold kangaroo and part in organising and laying for the Seniors in our targeted its stimulus pack- support Australian made. the blocks. community. age to support economic In times of crisis On Saturday after the However it’s hoped that confi dence, encourage in- Australians always come offi cial ceremony, the another service may be vestment and protect jobs, together to support one and Spotted at Allora’s new Park before the fl owers are planted… Warwick Thistle Band will commenced further down but those receiving the another and this is simple someone with a great sense of humour! And, it’s good to see that lead the way (Pied Piper there’s still some toilet paper in town! Rustic Food with stimulus have an opportunity way we can all do our bit. style) to the Railway Hotel ALLORA R.S.L. a Restaurant Flair to make it go further by It’s the latest attraction in As he says, “breathing for a barbecue lunch at $20 spending locally, Minister Allora and it will be unveiled some good country air on a per head. OPEN Littleproud said. this Saturday - a tribute to wonderful autumn day.” Isn’t it great to have 8am until 3.00pm, Tuesday - Sunday Allora’s own Laura Geitz. Allora Shire’s fi rst two a good laugh? Looks Cafe Delicious Everyone is welcome Sports Immortals - netballer like Wayne Frizzell Lunches, Snacks & Drinks to be part of this historical Laura Geitz and NRL coach doesn’t want his trophy Restaurant & outside deck Supporting Australian-made occasion at the Allora Sports Wayne Bennett have had the anymore or does he Ideal for a group function, whatever Museum from 11.30am. Park dedicated to them for think he’s in the same league as Laura? the occasion - Birthday, Staff Party, MC will be Shane their sporting achievements. Wake, etc. Fully licensed Webcke who is looking Southern Downs Reg- Phone 4666 3542 or forward to being in Allora. ional Council achieved a Allora RSL Hall, Warwick St. 0407 045 267 to book Whether you or a business receives the coronavirus stimulus, it’s as simple as buying Australian to support ANTHONY PARKER each other through these uncertain times. Look for the This Week’s Specials green and gold logo wherever you shop. VOTE Diced Bacon .................. $11.99 kg PAINTER GOLD CARD 055 555 EFTPOS Chicken Rissoles ........... $10.99 kg 4 AVAILABLE Specialising - Colonials - Interior and Exterior Rolled Pork Roasts........ kg 4 Domestic and Commercial - All work Queensland Ambulance Service $14.99 Guaranteed. 4 Roofs - All Types, All Sizes Report: Ellangowan – Truck Rollover GLYN REES Honey BBQ Chicken Enchiladas $3.99 ea Free Quotes 2kg Bulk Buy Mince ....... $12.50 kg Pensioner Discounts - All Areas Monday, 16 March on Clifton Leyburn Road at FOR COUNCILLOR Southern Downs Regional Council Phone Anthony Parker - 2020 - No hospitalisation 10.45pm was assessed for 2kg Bulk Buy Sausages $10.99 kg was required after the single minor injuries. (WHILE STOCKS LAST) Ph: 4666 6236 Mobile: 0418 877 333 occupant of a truck rollover Experienced and Committed to our communities and all across the Southern Downs. FRESH FISH AVAILABLE More than keen to be part of the 2020 SDRC team. FREE ALLORA’S OWN WOOD SMOKED HAM AND DELIVERY A VOTE FOR JO McNALLY IS BACON NOW AVAILABLE! ✓ Genuine www.allorabutchery.com.au A VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE ✓ Integrity 68 Herbert Street, Allora. - Aaron Vietheer JO A VOTE FOR PROGRESS ✓ Approachable “Let’s Vote Ph 4666 3355 - 0428 627 107 A VOTE FOR A FAIR & INFORMED VOICE ✓ Available Build a ✓ Understanding A VOTE FOR A COMMITTED TEAM PLAYER Future” WEATHER FORECAST MCNALLY Day Forecast Min/Max FOR COUNCILLOR GIVE ME A CALL WED Mostly Sunny. Mild. 12 24 THU Sunny. Warm. 11 27 0400 811 093 FRI Morning Clouds. Warm. 12 29 PH 0408 819 983 [email protected] Email - [email protected] SAT Sunny. Warm. 15 32 Authorized by Glyn Rees, 23 South Street, Allora, Find me on SUN Morning Clouds. Warm. 16 32 AUTHORISED BY JO MCNALLY OF 94 MURPHY STREET WARWICK QLD 4370. FOR JO MCNALLY CANDIDATE FOR SOUTHERN DOWNS REGIONAL COUNCIL Candidate for Southern Downs Regional Council. Facebook MON Few Showers. Broken Clouds. Warm. 17 31 Page 4 THE ALLORA ADVERTISER Wednesday, 18th March 2020 Wednesday, 18th March 2020 THE ALLORA ADVERTISER Page 5 Warwick and Toowoomba Shows Cancelled Agriculture set to benefi t Annual agricultural Toowoomba’s iconic Coronavirus. deal with 2020 contractual shows at Warwick and event was due to be held “Each day, sadly, the matters, sponsorship and Minister for Agriculture, mic confi dence, encourage with an aggregated annual 50 per cent subsidy for Toowoomba have been from Thursday, 26 March news got worse.” refunds. Drought and Emergency investment and protect jobs, turnover of less than $500 apprentices. cancelled in the wake of the until Saturday, 28 March. Show CEO Damon The RASQ Committee Management, David Little- Minister Littleproud said. million. “There’s a tax free cash CONVID-19 Coronavirus Royal Agricultural Phillips said, “We’d hoped will commence work on its proud says agricultural “$1 billion will be directed “There’s accelerated de- boost of up to $25,000 for pandemic. Society of Queensland the Show would be a special 2021 Show program at its businesses will benefi t from to a regional and community preciation deductions to eligible businesses that take Warwick Show and (RASQ) president Shane occasion for our farmers next meeting. the Federal Government’s fund to support industries encourage investment on a worker between 1st Rodeo Society made the Charles said the decision and graziers to celebrate economic stimulus package. including agriculture impact- for the next 15 months. January and 30th June this fi rst move, cancelling the was one of the most painful the recent good rains after Agriculture, fi sheries and ed by coronavirus Businesses with a turnover year. three-day event, which had decisions ever taken by the years of dreadful drought. forestry will get a boost “The instant write of less than $500 million “And there will be been scheduled for the Society. “The cancellation is from a number of support off threshold has been will be able to deduct an another economic shot in coming weekend. “The Show impacts on particularly disappointing measures in the package increased from $30,000 to additional 50 per cent from the arm locally with the In a statement, the tens of thousands of local in that regard. designed to support econo- $150,000 for businesses asset costs in the year they one off payment of $750 to Society said that the citizens as well as retailers, “However, the health were bought. pensioners and those on cancellation came under the exhibitors, presenters, and safety of our patrons, “If you were thinking Newstart.
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