Southern Free Times - 11th October 2018

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MORE TO LOVE The editor’s desk I paid a visit to the Warwick Aerodrome for this week's cover story (see pages 4-5) and it was a real eye-opener.

There's been a considerable amount of activity and development at the Aerodrome in recent years and it may surprise readers to know a few people call it their permanent home.

Warwick's Aerodrome is a true regional aviation hub and as well as the permanent residents there are plenty of folk from outside the region who house their recreational aircraft out at Massie and are regular visitors.

The Aerodrome turns 60 this month and it was a pleasure to catch up with Dr Phil Goyne, president of the Queensland Recreational Aircraft Association/Warwick Aero Club.

The group has planning well in hand for the anniversary celebrations on Saturday 3 November and the event will further recognise the efforts of the volunteers who cleared the land for the Aerodrome and established the runway and other facilities in the 1950s.

The Aerodrome is yet another valuable local facility which was established and is maintained by a loyal group of stalwarts who volunteer their time, energy and resources - a true community effort, and asset.

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BIG DRY BITES Southern Downs councillors have been given some radical options to help conserve town water across the region special report pages 6-7.

SET TO JUMP All is in readiness for the 2018 Warwick Credit Union Warwick Cup - and the K&A Building Stanthorpe Cup - all the details on pages 12-13, 18

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SECOND CHANCE IN STORE FOR OWNERS Former Rose City Carvery owners Neil and Helena Parfitt are taking on a new venture - the former Glennie Heights Store at the corner of Horsman Road and Gillam Street.

The couple closed down their carvery business at short notice in July due to financial issues, leaving employees and customers in shock at the sudden nature of the move.

While almost all of those former employees have since found alternative employment the Parfitts are likewise rebuilding and are excited about their new

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They will resurrect the old Glennie Heights Store as a grocery outlet and takeaway shop and are hoping their loyal former Rose City Shoppingworld customers will follow them to their new premises.

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"We won't have the full offering of food we had at the Carvery but we'll have most of the favourites - roasts and burgers and fast food and coffee and milkshakes," Neil told the Free Times.

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"We are excited about it - it was very difficult having to close the Carvery but we feel like we've been given a second chance.

"There's still a few things to sort out with council approvals and those sorts of things but we're confident we'll be open for business in the next few weeks.

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Thoroughbred Breeders Queensland Association President Basil Nolan says he is deeply disappointed by Queensland Treasurer Jackie Trad's decision not to provide income to the racing industry from the new Point of Consumption tax.

The PoC came into effect on Monday 1 October, with all bets in Queensland being taxed 15%. It's expected to raise almost $70 million in the first year alone.

"In NSW and Victoria the revenue from this tax is reinvested in the racing industry and that was what Racing Queensland and the TBQA had been lobbying the Queensland Government for - or even a significant proportion of the 15% to be returned to the industry," Mr Nolan, of Raheen Stud at Goomburra north of Warwick, said last week.

"Unfortunately, our efforts fell on deaf ears.

"Instead of enabling the racing industry to become self-sufficient and sustainable, the State Government will simply cover a reimbursement for Racing Queensland to the TAB for its racing fees bill and write off RQ's $17.8 million debt.

"RQ will also receive $20 million grant this financial year to be used on two new racing facilities in harness racing and greyhound tracks.

"That's a one-off of less than $40 million dollars coming back to the industry which will be making a minimum $70 million per year for the Government.

"A $20 million infrastructure grant for the dogs and trots is not going to assist the thoroughbred industry which is the most important gambling medium for the State.

"What about a financial commitment moving forward? Is the Government simply planning to take this $70 million each year and put it in their coffers? Where is this money going to be distributed?"

Mr Nolan said the tax is "a whole new revenue stream and will be generated solely from the racing industry".

"It is only common sense that some of this revenue be returned to the industry to ensure that racing is viable and sustainable in Queensland," he said. ●

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Warwick detectives are still investigating the serious assault of a woman in the Glennie Heights area of Warwick on the evening of Tuesday 2 October.

Last week they released a 'comfit' image of a man who may be able to assist with their investigations (pictured).

A spokesman for the Warwick Police Criminal Investigation Branch (CIB) told the Free Times at time of printing this week a "good amount" of information had been received from the public and investigations were continuing.

The victim of the assault stopped on the side of the road in Rose Street at around 6.15pm on the day in question when her vehicle, a white 1998 Nissan Patrol, broke down.

A man driving a white utility stopped in front of her vehicle and offered to help.

They worked under the bonnet of her vehicle for a short period of time before the

investigating sexual assault.

The man fled in his vehicle - a white single cab utility with silver tray back and sides.

He has been described as Caucasian, aged between 30 to 40, with a chubby build, short dark hair and a full dark beard and was approximately 175cm tall.

He was wearing a dark blue tradie shirt with sleeves rolled up, matching shorts and tradie-style boots.

The woman was treated at Warwick Hospital that evening and later released.

The assault occurred on the left-hand side of Rose Street about 50 metres past the intersection with Horsman Road, just south of the Warwick Golf Course.

Anyone who may have noticed the vehicles on Rose Street or has any information which could assist with police investigations is urged to contact the Warwick Police Station on 4660 4444 or call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 1800 300 000. ●

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Dr Phil Goyne pictured with his Jabiru - with a memorial plaque to the volunteers who established the Aerodrome.

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passion for aviation drove a band of volunteers to establish Warwick's Massie Aerodrome almost 60 years ago to the day - and their efforts will be celebrated at an upcoming anniversary event in the next few weeks.

The Aerodrome was built over three years, beginning in 1955, and was officially commissioned on 26 October 1958.

Due to a clash with the Warwick Rodeo weekend the Aerodrome's 60th birthday commemorations will take place a week later, on Saturday 3 November - but Phil Goyne reckons it's near enough.

Phil has been a stalwart of local aviation and the Queensland Recreational Aircraft Association/Warwick Aero Club and currently serves as its president, having previously held the role of secretary for 20-

plus years.

Bob Keogh, also known for his long and strong involvement with the Southern Downs Steam Railway, is the current patron.

Phil and other members have been busy preparing for the 60th anniversary, including commissioning the making of commemorative plaques to adorn a new sandstone plinth outside the Aerodrome's terminal.

Local aviation legends like Gus Mauch will be front of mind on November 3, along with the many volunteers who laboured to clear the scrub on the Aerodrome block at Massie, which had previously been part of Toolburra Station.

They constructed a gravel runway - which was eventually sealed in 2003 and the first basic buildings on the site, which today is home to a thriving aviation community, including several enthusiasts who live permanently on the Aerodrome in

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Indeed, building of new hangar and living and other facilities at Massie has taken a sharp upward curve in recent years and the Aerodrome is well-established as a regional aviation hub, utilised by locals and out-of-town recreational aviators alike.

Phil Goyne - who along with wife Mary has clocked up around 650 flying hours on trips across the length and breadth of Australia - said the former Warwick City council called a public meeting in the mid50s to gauge the interest in establishing an aerodrome in the Warwick area.

"It was a real community effort," Phil told the Free Times.

"We think it's important to recognise the contribution of those first volunteers - I'd really like to put out a call to their descendants to come along and join us on November 3, and perhaps to say a few words."

Phil's own interest in flying began in

the mid-1960s when he spent a year in Warwick after completing tertiary studies in agriculture and a mate offered to take him up in his light aircraft.

Phil - whose father at one time worked for aviation pioneer Charles Kingsford Smith - was hooked and he began taking flying lessons, at that time provided by the Darling Downs Aero Club.

The interest endured while pursuing a career in agricultural science in other places, including three years in the US where he completed his doctorate.

The Goynes re-settled in Warwick in 1984 and Phil's passion for aviation and involvement with the aerodrome resumed.

Since then Phil Goyne has seen the growth of Warwick's aviation facilities and community and along with other Aerodrome users is upbeat about its future. ●

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Phil with an aerial shot of the newly-sealed runway in 2003. The photo was taken by Athol McCosker and the pilot was Gus Mauch.

Danny McCartin's Tiger Moth. He'll take the ''Moth'' on a flyover of Warwick on Remembrance Day, weather permitting...

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Likewise upbeat about Warwick's Aerodrome are Toowoomba couple Danny and Lyn McCartin.

The pair operate an earthmoving and construction training business based in the Garden City, but most weekends - and at times through the week - they can be found at their self-described "second home" near the runway at Massie.

Their hangar houses three aircraft including a fabled Tiger Moth - and sits alongside their comfortable living quarters.

"We love it out here - we've just kept adding to what we have here over the last seven or eight years," Lyn said.

"We've been doing some landscaping of late - it's just so peaceful, a great place to be."

Not only is the Aerodrome a place of 'R&R' for the McCartins, it's also convenient from a business perspective, with Danny doing a lot of travelling around Queensland.

"If I want to get to Caloundra, let's say, it's actually cheaper and quicker to drive down here from Toowoomba and then fly

up myself," he said.

"It takes over three hours in a vehicle from here it's about 30 minutes." ●

ABOUT THE AERODROME · The Aerodrome is also the home of the Warwick Gliding Club, whose active members are at Massie - just north-west of Warwick off the Allora back road - every other weekend · The Aerodrome is also a base for RAAF cadets, who can be found there most school holidays · As well as locals, aviation enthusiasts from across South East Queensland - including Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Toowoomba - base their recreational aircraft at Massie · The Aerodrome has a number of permanent residents, with some hangar/ home sites privately owned and others leased from the council Enquiries about the anniversary celebrations on Saturday 3 November to Dr Phil Goyne on 0417 761 584. ●

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Danny McCartin is scheduled to take his 1940 Tiger Moth on a flyover above Warwick as part of Remembrance Day centenary commemorations this year - on Saturday 11 November - weather permitting.

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Danny's 'Moth' - a birthday present from wife Lyn a few years ago - has had a few owners, including his own brother in the early 1980s. The engine and wings have since been re-built, with Danny having clocked up around 36 flying hours at the controls.

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RADICAL WATER MEASURES ON TABLE

BY JEREMY SOLLARS Southern Downs councillors appear to have baulked at a suggestion by council officers that a 'premium' rate for town water should be paid by residents who use in excess of the council's consumption targets.

A report to the September council meeting by the council's Technical Officer Water and Wastewater suggested councillors consider not only a 'premium' rate but also replace existing residential water meters with digital 'smart' meters - connected to a central council IT platform - which would enable the council to monitor water use on a house-by-house and daily basis.

As urban water supplies continue to drop across both the Warwick and Stanthorpe regions councillors at last month's meeting did vote in favour of requiring businesses which use more than 10 megalitres (ML) of water a year to submit a 'Water Efficiency Management Plan' to the council.

They also voted in favour of moving to high urban residential water restrictions from Thursday 1 November.

The officer's report states that with town water meter readings complete "residential high water users will be contacted to discuss water restrictions", but does not suggest or note any action the council might take.

"No enforcement action has been

The Condamine River near the John Dee Abattoir last week. taken against non-compliant water users," the report states.

"At present, SDRC does not have smart meters which allow access to information on daily current water usage per property.

"Consideration should be given to installing smart meters and to the possibility of charging a premium rate for water used in excess of the water restriction targets.

"Water restrictions are aimed at

residential water users; consideration should be given to promote water efficiency with the non-residential customers."

Non-residential customers would include vehicle washing businesses, vehicle washing associated with motor dealerships, food transport vehicles, building construction and development, market gardens and commercial nurseries and travellers' accommodation.

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The report to councillors also states there are 51 "raw water connections" across the region.

"These connections are used both for business use (primary production) and domestic use," the report states.

"The agreements for connection to Leslie Dam and Storm King Dam need to be examined and reviewed as they are out of date.

"The agreements in place for Connolly Dam raw water can allow

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WATCH YOUR OUTDOOR USE ...

The council is urging residents to take note of changed times for outdoor town water use under the current water restrictions.

As of Monday 1 October outdoor water use times changed to 6am to 8am and 5pm to 7pm on each property's allocated day.

A property's allocated day is determined by the street address, not unit number - if the address is Unit 3/22 Walker St, the property would be allocated as an even number.

Outdoor water use is permitted between the above times for •฀Odd฀house฀number/no฀house฀ number - On odd calendar dates only •฀Even฀house฀numbers฀-฀On฀even฀ calendar dates only The current target water consumption per person per day on the Southern Downs is 200 litres.

Under high water restrictions, due to take effect on November 1, this target will drop to 170 litres per person per day, or approximately 19 household buckets.

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Queensland Government water laws allow the council, as a 'water service provider", to direct certain customers such as commercial and industrial water users using over 10ML per annum - to prepare a Water Efficiency Management Plan or WEMP. A WEMP includes •฀an฀outline฀of฀the฀customer's฀current฀ water use at the location •฀water฀saving฀and฀efficiencies฀that฀ will be achieved by implementing the WEMP •฀timeframes฀for฀implementing฀the฀ WEMP. Last month's report to councillors states there are seven businesses in Warwick and two in Stanthorpe that used more than 10ML in the last 12 months.

"The large water users in Warwick are Polocrosse (who should commence using raw water soon), John Dee, Grove Juice, Wickham Freight, Coachman's Inn, Riverina, Frasers, and the Saleyards," the report states.

"Stanthorpe's high water users are both accommodation providers, Top

of the Town Caravan Park and Murray Gardens.

"A new position of Sustainability Officer was recently advertised and it is anticipated that once the role is filled, work will commence with high water business users to carry out water audits and assist with the development of WEMP." ●

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"Consideration should be given to applying restrictions or closer monitoring of raw water usage.

"It should be noted that some residents use the raw water for toilet flushing and some for stock watering." ●

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PRIME RESULTS IN LAMB COMPETITION

BY JEREMY SOLLARS Top lamb producers from around the region and beyond saw the efforts of their hard work rewarded with the winners of the 2018 Warwick Show and Rodeo Society Prime Lamb Carcass competition announced last Saturday 6 October.

More than 80 lambs were entered in this year's 'hook' competition and the results impressed judge Brett Shelley, who had the tough task of choosing the winners at Carey Brothers Abattoir at Yangan late last week.

Millmerran Dorper producers David and Robbie Curtis of Bellevue Grazing Company came away with the Champion and Reserve Champion Pens of Carcass Lambs and said the hook competition was always a good opportunity to learn more about what butchers and their customers are looking for when it comes to lamb for the domestic trade.

"We don't often get to see ours on the hook so it's a learning opportunity for us, at the business end of the process, to look at things like fat-set," David told the Free Times.

"This is a really well-run competition, particularly with the curfew on weigh-in, it means everyone's basically on an even keel.

"The Dorper is proving its worth as a breed in the drought and we're seeing widespread acceptance of them - they produce a beautiful, nuggetty little carcass and we're really pleased with how we did in the competition this year."

Robbie and David Curtis of Bellevue Grazing Co at Millmerran took out a swag of Prime Lamb awards this year.

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With daughter Sophie, The Curtis' currently run around 3000 Dorpers and White Dorpers on their property and experiment with the grain ration fed to finish their lambs.

They held a stud ram sale in midSeptember at which 119 rams were snapped up and are holding up in the drought, despite having only received around five inches of rain over the last 12 months.

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Closer to home, long-time competitor Warren Schelbach from Sandy Creek west of Warwick was chuffed to win the Reserve Champion Single Carcass Lamb, which was finished on oats.

Warren and wife Wendy currently run about 250 ewes.

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An interesting talk on the future of libraries in Queensland was presented by Sylvia Swalling from Ipswich Libraries on Monday in the Civic Centre. Much of what she had to say about the Ipswich situation was not very relevant to the question of whether a new Library building is necessary for Stanthorpe. We already have an attractive, welcoming library, well patronized. Although our current library apparently does not meet the guidelines in terms of size for our population, the only real reason for an upgrade would be need. Council officers have indicated that grants would be available for funding a new building and that Council would not be borrowing any money.

However many grants have a co-contribution requirement and it could well be that Council would have to find 40-50% of the money from Council coffers, money which might more profitably be spent elsewhere.

In terms of a library for the future, some emphasis was placed on digital technology and multi-media spaces. There is merit in considering provision for this, but given that there are other alternative spaces which could be looked at, and that the running of such space would require dedicated personnel with respect to maintaining the equipment as well as support for the activities, it does not seem a sufficient need for a new library building. Similarly the

suggested need for meeting rooms can be met elsewhere for example within the Civic Centre.

Ipswich libraries were focussing on encouraging more people to use library facilities through use of outreach programmes, and easier access for checking library materials in and out. Our library is central, has easy parking and access and most people need to come into Stanthorpe at some time to access services, so there is little incentive to provide these additional services. However longer opening hours, especially on the weekend and into the evening would provide more access. This of course comes at a cost regardless of whether it is a new building or not. One very valid point was that librarians' time can be more properly used if they did not have to physically check library materials in and out. Self service check outs and returns available in many libraries would address this concern and would be able to be placed in the existing library. It also needs to be remembered that Library users have access to all the resources of the other libraries in the Southern Downs Council region.

Council will be considering the future of the Stanthorpe library and the needs of the Art Gallery at their next Council meeting. From the information so far made available, it would seem there is no need for a new library building.

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A FRIEND AND MENTOR TO MANY Local cattle identity Pat Flynn lost a courageous battle with cancer on Saturday 29 September. Pat was laid to rest at the Warwick Lawn Cemetery last Friday afternoon, with some of his beloved 'Droughties' there to honour him. The following is an extract of the eulogy given at Pat's funeral by Emma Thompson...

PAT'S LEGACY

Pat employment as a strapper - later leading to Pat's involvement as a strapper for the New Zealand show jumping team when they toured Australia. On the 30th June 1973, Pat married the mother of his children, Gloria 'Bulmer' Flynn. Over many years Pat and Gloria shared precious memories and cherished moments with the company of their three sons - Jason, Darren and Tim. In later years, Pat and Gloria welcomed the arrival of three beautiful grandchildren Toby, Hannah and McKenzie, children to Daren and Melissa.

Soon after marrying, Pat and Gloria moved to Kentucky Station south of Grafton with their first-born, Jason. During this time, Pat and Gloria welcomed the birth of their second son Darren. Other employment highlights

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But Pat believed the only breed docile enough to be around students was the Droughtmaster breed. After thought and planning, Pat approached the Rowe Family during Beef Week to ask if they would consider sending cattle to Warwick SHS for the students to show - this marked the commencement of the Warwick SHS Droughtmaster stud.

Over the years of working with young people and the Droughtmaster breed, Pat assisted and guided many people to establish their own cattle studs. Pat was also an avid horseman, breeding and racing many successful thoroughbreds, a competitive campdrafter, a judge and and competitor in horse classes at agricultural shows, teaching youth at many pony club associations and even topped yearling sales when managing horse studs. Sadly, in 2016, Pat was diagnosed with cancer and he was advised to retire from full-time employment. During this time, Pat and Emma Thompson strengthened their friendship by maintaining a loving home and a Droughtmaster stud (Auzdown Droughtmasters) together.

Although very sick, Pat set and achieved a goal of showing his own Droughtmaster cattle at Ekka 2017 and Beef Week 2018.

Pat's passing is a significant loss to the agriculture industry - however, his legacy will be survived by the youth he mentored over many years.

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Patrick Michael Flynn was born on the 18th March 1948. First child born to parents Denis and Alice Flynn, Tenterfield. Brother to Neville and Jeffery. Raised on the family property, Pat gained a passion for the land and livestock through cherished moments working with black cattle, horses and his father Denis.

Pat's kind nature and ability to respect and accommodate all people, was instilled by his loving mother Alice. Pat often spoke fondly of his mother, stating she was a beautiful person, who was loved dearly by all.

Pat attended the St Joseph primary school and later transferred to the State High School.

Midway through secondary school, after many incidents where a ruler found Pat's knuckles, Pat decided school was not his thing. With this decision made, during one detention, Pat climbed out of the school window and rode his horse home to start paid employment the next day.

Pat tried his hand as a butcher and meat worker, however, his ability and interest for the land found Pat working for Midkin Station in 1962. Shortly after gaining station work, wellknown competitive show jumper John Kelly noticed Pat's capability with horses, offering

included working for Humberg Stud at Tabulam and with Mrs Headley of Coolabah Thoroughbred Stud, Beaudesert. During this time Pat's third son Tim was born.

In 1982 Pat was employed by BoysTown as a farm hand, a venture contributing to his fourdecade commitment with the Droughtmaster Cattle Society, through the assistance of a commercial operation and stud herd.

During employment with BoysTown, Pat was approached by respected and cherished friend and then employer, Brother Phillip, to prepare cattle for shows. Pat travelled many miles with the boys of BoysTown attending shows and sales. Pat was confident a Droughtmaster Stud would instil responsibility and accountability into the boys of BoysTown by creating a rewarding hobby that would generate life-changing opportunities for them.

Pat's involvement with BoysTown ended in 1992 when the home was shut down. It was then Pat gained employment with Talgai Droughtmaster Stud and continued to show Droughtmaster cattle at shows.

In 1998, Pat married Dorothy 'Hill' Flynn, affectionately known as 'Dot'. Pat and Dorothy shared a love of animals and met through mutual friends at the Warwick Rodeo. Pat and Dorothy shared many years together, building a loyal marriage and strong connection. Pat sadly lost Dorothy to illness in 2014.

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Following good recent rain the track and surrounds are in perfect condition.

Recently retired from full time race calling widely known Paul Dolan will be on track to call all the local races.

With the addition of the Country Cups Challenge Race Series, a top class field is expected in the $12,000 K&A Building Stanthorpe Cup over 1400 metres.

The winner of the race will go on to the $70000 final at Doomben on Saturday 1 December.

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FOCUS ON … Granite Belt Banter NOT YOUR TYPICAL NYE Go camping in the country this New Year's Eve - at Stanthorpe Eats & Beats.

Pull up your rig, pop up your tent and enjoy the serenity in Stanthorpe while you ring in 2019.

Stanthorpe Eats & Beats features live entertainment, street food, free kids' activities, indoor fireworks and a bar and refreshments including barista coffee - all at the Stanthorpe Exhibition Centre.

Tickets are now on sale with live music featuring Brisbane-based soloist Nathan Bruen and Lillie Billie and a DJ in the house.

This is not your typical NYE celebration - be prepared for the exhibition centre to be decked out street-style. The party may be inside, but you will think you're under the stars!!

Doors open at 5.30pm on New Year's Eve. For ticket information and bookings go to www.eventbrite.com.au and type 'Stanthorpe Eats & Beats' in the search field, and visit the event on Facebook. ●

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THE REAL DATE A story in last week's Free Times on the 'Whispering Land' exhibition at the Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery contained incorrect information about the opening date.

The exhibition will open to the public today, Thursday 11 October, with the official opening function tomorrow evening, Friday 12 October, at the Gallery from 6pm.

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The business case is being coordinated by the Granite Belt Community Association, which has engaged leading economics and other

The Stanthorpe Apple & Grape Harvest Festival will hold a public meeting tonight, Thursday 11 October, to talk with the community about the future direction of the festival.

There have been many changes to the format of the festival since its inception in 1966 and the current committee would like the community to have a say in the direction the festival should take.

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WELL-POSITIONED block - this recentlyconstructed four bedroom brick home is certain to encourage you to entertain your friends and family.

The open plan living area accommodating both the family room and the dining off the modern galley-style kitchen offers plenty of room and flows nicely out to the large alfresco, allowing you to enjoy the outdoor setting in a private backyard Very practical for those with little ones the backyard is fully-fenced in Colourbond, while the front remains open to maximize the street appeal of this well-designed home.

Featuring four built-in bedrooms, master with walk-in robe and en-suite.

The double remote lockup garage

4681 4444

2 BEDROOM HIGH-SET COTTAGE PLUS SEPARATE 2 BEDROOM STUDIO, IDEAL INVESTMENT PROPERTY

ASKING $320,000

Features include: •฀ 2฀bedrooms฀(1฀built-in),฀1฀bathroom฀high-set฀cottage฀•฀2฀built-in฀bedrooms,฀1฀bathroom฀separate฀studio •฀ Lounge,฀dining,฀and฀well-appointed฀kitchen฀in฀cottage฀•฀Open฀plan฀lounge฀&฀dining,฀spacious฀kitchen฀in฀studio •฀ Gas฀and฀electric฀cooking,฀range-hood,฀dishwasher฀in฀both฀the฀cottage฀and฀studio฀•฀Gas฀heating฀in฀cottage,฀fan-forced฀wood฀heating฀in฀studio •฀ Storage฀space,฀workshop,฀single฀remote฀lock-up฀car฀accommodation฀under฀cottage •฀ Low฀maintenance฀landscaped฀lawns฀and฀granite฀gardens,฀appealing฀corner฀block฀position •฀ Excellent฀rental฀listing฀history฀with฀past฀10฀years฀ranging฀from฀$350฀per฀week฀to฀$500฀per฀week •฀ Ideal฀investment฀property;฀previously฀seasonal฀rental฀and฀short฀term฀holiday฀accommodation฀

12400811-SN40-18

19 WOLFRAM STREET, STANTHORPE Located within walking distance to shops, restaurants, creeks and parklands, the Pint Size Studio and Cottage is available to the buyer market, offering the rare opportunity to purchase 2 separate dwellings on an easy to maintain 1222m2 block. The high-set cottage features 2 bedrooms, a comfortable living area with gas heating in the lounge room, dining area off the well-appointed kitchen with gas and electric cooking, dishwasher and range-hood, bathroom with shower over bath, toilet, recessed laundry in the hallway, front deck, and downstairs storage/workshop space with 1 remote lock-up bay for car accommodation.

Adjacent to the cottage is the studio, boasting 2 built-in bedrooms, a spacious open plan lounge and dining area with fan-forced wood heating, kitchen with gas cook-top, range-hood and dishwasher, internal laundry, and an outdoor bathroom with shower and toilet. The 1222m2 corner block is easy to maintain, with landscaped lawns and granite gardens adding street appeal as well as privacy. The Pint Size Studio & Cottage is THE ideal investment property and presents options such as working from home or as a B&B, with the past 8 years showing a rental listing history ranging from $350 per week to $500 per week as both a seasonal rental and short term holiday accommodation.

This property won’t last long so contact Simon Leigh on 0418 790 070 to book an inspection before it is snapped up!

Land฀size:฀1222m2฀(approx.)฀

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Special Features

Value with Views

Large two storey, air con, brick home has loads of living space. 4 big sized bedrooms with builtins, main en suited. Kitchen designed by a cook, adjacent is large dining, family living & formal lounge. New carpet, freshly painted throughout, new shutters, bathrooms revamped. NE deck, family bathroom, separate toilet, laundry utility.

Downstairs office, workshop, storage, 2 garage, shed, solar panels, water tanks, on 1500 m².

$ 285,000 Quiet Cul de Sac Three larger bedroom home features VJ walls

$ 435,000 Home on Acreage Large aircon 4 built-in bedroom + office brick

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and timber floors. Main & second bedroom has walk-in-robe. Entry doubles as study, leads to spacious combined dining kitchen with reverse cycle air con, adjoining lounge. Family kitchen has adequate bench space and storage.

Bathroom has bath, separate shower, toilet is next to laundry. Front & back decks on 1033 m² fenced yard, 3 bay colorbond shed.

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Quality brick and tile home has 3 built in bedrooms with a northerly aspect on 601 m².

Main bedroom is a bay room with walk-inrobe and en suite. Bright and airy open plan living encompasses lounge at entry, dining and kitchen. Single remote garage has rear access and is direct to the kitchen. Main bathroom has bath and separate shower, separate toilet.

Reverse cycle air con plus ceiling fans.

home on 7837 m² with fenced paddock for a horse or pony. Single lock up garage on home and detached double garage in yard. Near new eat-in kitchen with gas stove & oven, plenty of storage. Two living areas, tiles throughout that are easy care. Bathroom has a bath and separate shower, separate toilet. Laundry is separate off the garage and kitchen.

$ 260,000 Natural Setting Spacious 5 built-in bedroom Unit, main bedroom

$ 425,000 Handy Position Handy to schools, parks, hospital, shops, 3

is king sized with en suite, 2 queen, 2 single.

Formal lounge has a heat bank. Air con open plan family/dining flows to outdoor entertaining and landscaped courtyard. Modern kitchen has gas hob and electric oven, dishwasher and pantry. Second fenced courtyard is through the laundry to garden shed. Shared communal BBQ, playground, sporting facilities in quadrangle.

bedroom Stucco home has 2 living areas. Main bedroom has built in cupboards. Bathroom has a shower and vanity. Separate toilet is next to the laundry off the family rumpus which has a slider to the yard. Modern kitchen with eatin area accesses the lounge dining with gas heating. Colorbond double lock up garage in the fenced 900 m² backyard.

$ 292,500

$ 197,000 Generously Sized Two living area, open plan dining/family +

For Rent: 4661 3663 1 Brm UNIT, A/C, new kitchen, open plan, built in, shower, 1 car............................ $ 200 p.w.

2 Brm UNIT, air con, new kitchen, open plan living, shower, 1 car ......................... $ 230 p.w.

2 Brm UNIT, 2 bath, mod kitchen, air con, open living, 1 car, u/cover patio .......... $ 265 p.w.

3 Brm Brick, aircon, kitchen, dining, u/c entertain, shed, 1 car ............................... $ 280 p.w.

JUNABEE, 3 Brm, bath, entertain, 2 car shed, fenced, tanks.................................. $ 295 p.w.

WILDASH 2 Ac, 3 Brm, bath, deck, 2 car, fenced, Solar power .............................. $ 300 p.w.

5 Brm Brick UNIT, 2 bath, mod kitchen, air con, open living, 1 car, u/c entertain .. $ 300 p.w.

4 Brm Brick UNIT, 2 bath, 2 living, kitchen, aircon, u/c entertain, 2 car, fenced...... $ 330 p.w.

4 Brm Brick, 2 bath, built-ins, aircon, entertain, 2 car, shed, fenced ....................... $ 335 p.w.

MARYVALE 5 Brm Timber, woodfire, kitchen, dining, laundry, 2 bath, 3 car .......... $ 350 p.w.

Workers Cottage

On 776 m² fully fenced corner block only 3 blocks from the CBD, 3 bedroom timber home has large living area with ceiling fans and a wood heater. Eat in kitchen, modern bathroom, East facing front verandah and small back deck. Original features include ceiling roses, sash windows, VJ interior walls. Single lock up garage, 2 carport, garden shed, shade house.

INVESTORS:- renting at $270 per week

OFFERS Water, Views & More ‘Wattlebrae’ is a 100.6 Ha country haven red soil plateau, sandy loam scrub soil on the ridges and rich loam along Turners Creek flats. DALVEEN is halfway between Warwick and Stanthorpe on the New England Highway.

Renovated 3 b/rm home, sheds & more sheds, 2 b/rm besser brick cabin. Bore, 22,000 gal rainwater tanks, permanent holes in the creek, 7 good dams + more. Steel cattle yards + more.

separate lounge media. 4 bedrooms have builtins. Master bedroom has walk-in robe/en suite.

Bath & separate shower in family bathroom.

Modern cons of dishwasher and electric appliance in the kitchen with a serving counter to the living area. Tiled living area flows through sliders to a covered entertaining. Air con, ceiling fans, remote double garage, fully fenced 727 m²

$ 325,000 Country Residence Aircon 3 built in bedroom hardiplank home on 1922 m² at Hendon has 5,000 gal rain water tanks. Full length windows with shutters and doors have created a light airy open living space throughout. Bathroom has shower, vanity and linen storage, separate toilet and separate laundry with exterior access door. Modern kitchen has gas cooktop, electric oven, island bench and large pantry. NBN is connected.

$ 225,000 LAND WARWICK - 809 m², elevated views, water, sewerage, ready to build ....................... $ 89,000 WARWICK - 748 m², power, town water, curb & channel, elevated VIEWS............ $ 109,000 HENDON - 3819 m², bitumen road, 2 titles, lane frontage, power at road.................. $ 70,000 PRATTEN - 4052 m², power nearby, town water, gravel road...................................... $ 45,000 ALLORA - 917 m², development approval, power, water, in CBD ............................... $ 87,000 WILLOWVALE - 8094 m², Bitumen road frontage, power nearby, rural fenced ........ $ 130,000 YANGAN - 3737 m², only 18K or 15 min to WARWICK, power next door .................. $ 65,000 MARYVALE - 3642 m², power available, school, hotel, VIEWS ................................... $ 50,000 DEUCHAR - 8 Ha, bitumen road, 3 bay shed, power, phone, country views ........... $ 150,000 WARWICK - 2851 m², 2 bitumen road frontage, power, water, light industry ........... $ 427,000

See ..... www.heleharm.com ..... for more listings $ 849,000 www.helenharm.com

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WELCOME HOME HERE'S the family home you are looking for!

This low-maintenance brick home has a large spacious living and family room big enough for even the pool table.

Undercover entertainment area perfect for those family get-togethers. Good position, close to town, private yard - a home you must inspect! ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 6 Horsman Road, Warwick Description: 3 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms, 3 garage Price: $267,000 Inspect: By appointment Contact: Bevan Vanderwolf, Property Specialists Warwick, 0408 457 793

MODERN HOME WITH STYLISH DESIGN STYLISH Design A gabled roof-line and bay window adds style to this popular four bedroom, two bathroom, two living area family home on the north side of Warwick.

The bedrooms are queen-sized with built-ins and the master bedroom has an en suite and walk-in robe.

There are stainless steel electric appliances in the modern kitchen with a pantry and access directly to the remote garage. Adjoining is the dining/living with a slider to the outdoor living area.

The east-facing lounge has a lovely bay window with large windows. There is a glass featured front door to the front portico entry.

There is vehicle access to the rear yard through a side gate and the double garage

has a drive-through bay as well.

Extras include air conditioning, ceiling fans, security screens, vertical drapes,

lots of cupboard space and a 800sqm yard with plenty of room.

Investors - tenants are paying $335 per

week.

For more photos visit www.helenharm. com ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 81 East Street, Warwick Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: $329,000 Inspect: By appointment Contact: Helen Harm, Helen Harm Real Estate, 0408 457 496

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LOOK AT ME! 115 Albion Street, WARWICK You’ll love this beautiful Queenslander home that is located in a quiet part of Warwick. There is plenty of space here for all of your entertaining with the large back yard, front and back decks. This is somewhere you can relax and be comfortable with the peace and quiet this end of Albion Street offers. There is reverse cycle air conditioning and built in wardrobes in all of the bedrooms. Come along to our OPEN HOME this weekend and see if this house feels like home to you.

Bed 3 | Bath 1 | Car 1 Offers over $235,000

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IMMACULATE PRESENTATION, AWESOME VALUE 23 Forde Street, ALLORA Stunning 4 bed brick home with massive outdoor entertainment area and sheds galore! Positioned on 1257m2, there’s plenty of room to store the cars and the caravan out of the weather and to have the kids run around the yard.

Great location, walk to shops, schools and everything Allora has on offer.

Bed 4 | Bath 1 | Car 5

ID: 1203

Price: $387,000

Contact: Shane Stirling 0409 347 363

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ONE OF A KIND... A VERY SPECIAL PROPERTY

5 Darling Street, ALLORA

21 Drayton Street, ALLORA

Move in relax and enjoy. This well positioned property, has a pleasant Northerly aspect and a lovely outlook towards the mountains. Large yard with double bay colorbond shed. Why not make this neat and tidy property your home today!

Large rooms with French Doors opening onto verandahs.

3 bedrooms each with ensuite. Split system air cond and wood heater. Well appointed master suite with kitchenette.

The property operated as Reppels Bed & Breakfast. Located in the heart of Town. 4th bedroom attached to self-contained accommodation. All bedrooms with air-conditioning and wood heater. Large and inviting country kitchen. Open plan lounge and dining area. Wrap around verandah. Landscaped gardens & Courtyard. Close to Allora’s main street.

Bed 3 | Bath 1 | Car 2

Bed 4 | Bath 4 | Car 1 Price: OFFERS

Price: $270,000

ID: 1205 Contact: Bevan Vanderwolf 0408 457 793

ID: 1082 Contact: Bevan Vanderwolf 0408 457 793

I’M SELLING A SECRET IN CINEMA HEIGHTS! Address: Contact Agent The current owner has requested that the property address stay a secret until a serious buyer is found! So if you’re seriously looking for a 3 bed brick home with 1 bath and a great big 4 car shed in a very quiet area make sure to let me know and I’ll let you in on the secret!

Bed 3 | Bath 1 | Car 4

12401711-RA42-18

Price: $285,000

Contact: Shane Stirling 0409 347 363

129 Palmerin St, Warwick, QLD, 4370 PO Box 514, Warwick, QLD, 4370 07 4667 0097 Email us admin@pswarwick.com www.pswarwick.com 12385960-LB18-18

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WARWICK CUP SET TO JUMP The green light is on for the 2018 Warwick Credit Union Warwick Cup this Saturday 13 October at Allman Park Racecourse.

The seven-race program gives plenty of chances for a flutter on the track, and trackside there's plenty happening, including Fashions on the Field, giveaways and live music post-races.

Gates open at 11am on Saturday and general admission is $20 per person.

This year Fashions on the Field will be judged by Tony and Teresa Coates of the Brisbane Riverview Hotel who've become big fans of the Warwick Cup. Anyone on the course is in with a chance for Fashions on the Field - so dress up in your best to boost your chances of being spotted by the judges and walking away with cash prizes and gift vouchers for local businesses, including $2000 in cash from David Gengos and Co, Brown Brothers Gift

Baskets, Riverview Hotel overnight vouchers and prizes from Rose City Shoppingworld stores.

The Fashions on the Field categories are 'Best Dressed Lady', 'Best Millinery' and 'Best Dressed Couple' - be spotted at the entry of the Pavilion Precinct and Public Entry Gate or nominate at the Fashions on the Field Marquee by 1pm.

And everyone who comes through the gates will receive a ticket to go in the draw to win three $500 travel vouchers kindly offered by Helloworld Travel - just write your name, number and email on the back of your ticket and drop it into the red entry boxes you'll see around the course.

Local rockers Sleeping Dogs will belt out tunes in the Rose Shoppingworld Fashions on the Field Marquee after the last race until late.

The Warwick Turf Club - one of the oldest in Queensland, even pre-dating the Mel-

bourne Cup - looks forward to welcoming you to Allman Park this Saturday for a great day of punting, entertainment and socialising.

Calcutta action ...

This Friday night 12 October is the Warwick Cup Calcutta, held in the Warwick Turf Club's David and Margot Cory Members' Lounge at Allman Park from 6.30pm.

Admission to the Calcutta is free - enjoy nibblies and a cash bar and live Calcutta action. Tickets are just $5 - bring your mates along and form a syndicate.

The Calcutta will be hosted by Racing Nation's James O'Shea with special guest Blair Gibson, author of 'The Race Club'. · To find out more about the Warwick Cup and Calcutta visit the Warwick Turf Club on Facebook and at www. warwickturfclub.org.au. ●

Set to race in the 2018 Warwick Cup this Saturday at Allman Park.

Gates open at Allman Park at 11am this Saturday. General admission is just $20.

Gabriella Behr is the Face of the Warwick Cup 2018.

Set to jump with a seven-race program.

Everyone is a chance for Fashions on the Field, so get set to glam up.

THIS WEEKEND! th th 13 & 14 OCTOBER For more information and online entry go to www.warwickdragway.com

Spectators $15 a day Kids under 13 FREE (with paying adult) Full Canteen Action Starting from 10am Saturday & Sunday 12401669-SN42-18

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NEWS

GET YOUR ENTRIES IN

or Sue on 0427 962 281.

Entry Forms for Warwick Horticultural Society Floral Window Competitions and Schedules for Spring Flower Show all in October available at Brysons Place 44 Palmerin Street Warwick or phone 4661 1414 /4661 3156 for information.

SUNDAY 14 OCTOBER

SENIOR CITIZENS

WEDNESDAY 17 OCTOBER

Warwick Senior Citizens monthly activities are held at 13a Albert Street, Warwick. First Monday of each month Hoy (cards) from 2pm. First Tuesday of each month - Friendship morning from 9am. Every Monday - 500 (cards) from 8am-11am. Every Tuesday - THAI CHI from 9am. Every Wednesday - Indoor bowls from 9.30am-11.30am. Every Friday - Crazy Whist (cards) from 9am11.30am. Subscription is $10 per year and covers all activities. For information phone Margaret on 0458 444 101, or Fay on 0424 287 121.

•฀Warwick฀VIEW฀Club฀lunch฀meeting฀will฀ be on Wednesday 17 October at the Warwick฀Golf฀Club฀from฀11am.฀VIEW฀ Club supports the work of the Smith Family in assisting disadvantaged Australian Children. Contact Michele on 4661 5339 or Dulcie on 4661 8319.

•฀Warwick฀Rose฀City฀Probus฀Club฀ will meet at 9.30am at the Warwick Christian College Dining Room (enter via school car park on Horseman Road). The guest speaker will be Mike Giesel Astrophotography. The meeting will include a delicious morning tea.

Enquiries phone Roy 4661 9728.

FRIDAY 12 OCTOBER St. Mark's Women's Guild 56th Annual Rose Festival will be on Friday 12 October at the St. Mark's Hall from 8.30am. Competition schedules detailing the 5 sections are available from St. Mark's Church Office, from the Parish website www.warwickanglican. org.au or by emailing sue.nalder@ gmail.com. Entries in exhibitors own containers are brought to the hall between 8.30am and 10.30am. Cash and trophy presentation at 1.30pm, $10 entry includes viewing the display, lucky door prixe, entertainment, cent sale and afternoon tea. Call Joyce on 4661 1938

Warwick Singles Social Club Over 50s will meet on Sunday 14 October at the Condamine Sports Club, Palmerin Street, Warwick at 12 noon. For more information contact warwickssc@gmail. com. or Jen on 0400 505 943.

FRIDAY 19 OCTOBER St Partick's Parish Allora Fete will be on Friday 19 October at the corner of Warwick and Arnold Streets Allora from 5pm to 10pm. Live music, school performances, gather a team of 4 for anything goes race, moo poo competition, draw of raffles and art union. Bar, bbq, home made cakes and sweets, plants and produce and more stalls. For the kids, animal nursery, face painting, jumping castle, fire truck rides and much more.

SATURDAY 20 OCTOBER •฀Spring฀Fair฀Warwick฀Killarney฀Uniting฀

Church. Saturday 20th October 2018.

9am฀to฀1pm.฀Warwick฀Uniting฀Church,฀ cnr Guy and Fitzroy Streets Warwick.

Stalls, entertainment, refreshments, auction. Enquiries: Marg 0427144812.

•฀The฀Groovy฀Gannnies฀Garage฀Sale฀will฀ be on Saturday 20 October at 176 Glen Road, Warwick, from 7am. There will be a sausage sizzle, sweets, tea and coffee and more. Donations will be gratefully accepted. Proceeds to the Toowoomba Hospice. Please contact 4661 9567 or 4666 4720 to arrange.

From left - Condamine Sports Club president Ross Bell, LifeFlight's Amy Luhrs, Hawker Road Function Centre manager Nathan Bell and Condamine Sports Club manager Stephen Domjahn.

TUESDAY 23 OCTOBER

RAFFLE CASH FLYING IN

Warwick Toastmasters Club meeting will be on Tuesday 23 October, at the CWA Hall on Grafton Street from 7pm9pm. You can meet new friends, hone your public speaking skills and build your confidence in a friendly supportive atmosphere. Everyone is welcome to attend and a guest (free). For more info call Alice on 0402 032 502.

The Condamine Sports Club's Hawker Road Function Centre last week made a generous $5000 donation to RACQ LifeFlight Rescue to support their life-saving operations in regional and rural Queensland.

On hand to accept the donation was LifeFlight Foundation Community Engagement Officer for the South West, Amy Luhrs.

The money was raised over the last 12 months through Friday night raffles at the Hawker Road Function Centre.

RACQ LifeFlight Rescue's Toowoomba base is home to two rescue crews and is on standby 24/7.

LifeFlight has flown 49,000 critical rescue missions over the last 36 years. Community fundraising makes up around 30 per cent of its operating budget.

To find out more visit www.lifeflight. org.au ●

THURSDAY 25 OCTOBER Killarney฀and฀District฀Senior฀Citizens฀ Music Morning will be on Thursday 25 October฀at฀Killarney฀Seniors฀Citizens฀ Hall,฀Ailanthus฀Street,฀Killarney฀from฀ 9am. Music provided by Garry Teunis, admission $10, finger food, lunch provided. For more information contact Jess฀Volk฀on฀4664฀1208฀or฀Shirley฀ Ballard on 4664 1248.

SATURDAY 27 OCTOBER Warwick Singles Social Club Over 50s will meet on Saturday 27 October at the Coffee Club, Albion Street, Warwick at 6pm. For more contact warwickssc@ gmail.com. or Jen on 0400 505 943.

PUZZLES Quick Clues

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DOWN 2. Between one and ten worked out right (5). 3. Colour a little, being introduced as a regular (7). 4. Get the measure of a lady (4). 5. Like the mermaids eyes? (3-5). 6. A room with it is being treated as a garage! (5). 7. A crooked car firm took on the beast (7). 12. Mother, going to Sweden for a break, got written up (4,4). 14. Bringing in semitrained soldiers is just great! (7). 16. Rotter who has a knack of turning up and organising a riot (7). 18. Circle over the green, plain to see (5). 20. Call round, entering into the deception (5). 21. Bringing back bananas to surprise you (4).

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stabs the guards (8).

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ACROSS 1. Becomes tense when the word “giants” is spoken (8).

6. Character you play with? (4). 8. Go mad on retiring (4).

9. Relax as you say what kind of bacon you want (4,4).

10, As an author, produced tripe, we hold (5). 11. Delivery charge (6). 13. Anyhow, I can get myself back into motion pictures (6). 15. To a degree, it was once used by campers (6). 17. “Oddly, some” I quietly interposed, “take advantage of one” (6). 19. Put the car inside for him (5).

22. Playing, enters into it with absorbtion (8). 23. So the snow hut was demolished first (4). 24. Having an aptitude for, but needing straightening out (4). 25. To get the money, stabs the guards (8).

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Solution

CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7545 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1,Tightens (titans). 6, Card. 8, Stab (rev.) 9, Lean back. 10, W-rot-e. 11, Ransom. 13, Cin-em-a. 15, Ex-tent.

17, Im-p-ose. 19, La-rr-y. 22, I-nteres-t. 23, Thu-s. 24, Bent. 25, Sen-tries.

Down - 2, I-nte-r. 3, H-a-bit-ue. 4, Ell-a. 5, Sea-green. 6, Cab-in. 7, Rac-co-on. 12, Ma-de news. 14, Im-men-se.

16, Tra-itor. 18, O-vert. 20, R-o-use. 21, Stun (rev.)

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River (Europe) (4)

ACROSS Throng (5) Cook (5) Gossamer (6) Drive (6) Harvest (4) Diligent (9) Thorough (3-3-3) Genuine (4) Article (4) Clamour (6) Assert (6) Open (5) Slumber (5) Discourteous (4)

QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7545 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Sardonic. 6, Opal. 8, Slav. 9, Dejected. 10, Sword. 11, Lariat. 13, Stream. 15, Rafter. 17, Urbane. 19, Grime. 22, Singular. 23, Ovid. 24, Shoe. 25, Delegate.

Down - 2, Allow. 3, Diverse. 4, Nude. 5, Cajolery. 6, Occur. 7, Average. 12, Impelled. 14, Tarnish. 16, Furlong.

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A GREAT CONTRAST OF COLOUR A flower that I love to use in flower arrangements is the red hot poker.

It is hardy and does well in full sun and although it now comes in a range of colours from cream through yellow, green and orange, the common red one - from which the name is derived - is still my favourite.

In an area where I used to live some years ago, they had been grown on small train stations and, even though the line had been closed for many years, there were still large clumps that produced an abundance of flowers over a long period. I used to help myself to these and combine them with blue gum branches, also gathered from the roadsides, in a large, old fashioned black boiler for a very dramatic effect to decorate the wool shed for our annual stud ram sale. The boiler was filled with wet sand to hold them in place and it looked spectacular on the old platform wool scales, providing a link with history as clients entered the ultra-modern, state of the art wool shed.

At the moment I don't have any in my garden but do have a position in mind for some amongst the agapanthus as they provide a great contrast of colour and form. Another project for the coming months. I may have to take a shovel with me on my travels so that if I come across some feral roadside clumps I can help myself!

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I like my garden to be planted with memories, and these are some more I wish to perpetuate.

Another 'must-have' when I get my native garden organised is a banksia. It will have to be one of the old fashioned variety that has the "bad banksia men" seed stems from the 'Snugglepot and Cuddle Pie' stories as these were a childhood favourite and the type my mum grew in her yard. The tree was still there a few years ago when I drove past the old house and would be at least 60 years old. Mum was way ahead of her time in growing natives in her garden.

There are so many wonderful varieties that have been developed and adapted for the home garden now that the choice

of size, shape and colour is almost endless. There are tall-growing, medium, dwarf and ground cover varieties. There are yellow, green, pink and bronze flower heads. There are short, narrow flower heads, long, thin ones and huge, fat ones both short and long. One beautiful bush I have seen growing in gardens in WA looks like a flock of Major Mitchell Cockatoos has landed in the tree - just spectacularly beautiful.

They are such a versatile, longlasting, cut flower also but I must admit that one of my least favourite things is when they colour the beautiful blooms artificially and end up with bright purples etc - guaranteed to make me annoyed!

Nature does it better! They also dry so well for use in flower arranging as well.

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I loved that wattle tree with its silvery grey foliage and early spring blossoms.

As a result of sharing these happy memories I was spoilt with a bunch of the first wattle to appear each year on our property. As September 1st was officially declared wattle day by the then Prime Minister's wife Hazel Hawke, it is lovely to see so many different varieties flowering in the bush at present. As there are so many varieties that cover such a wide area of our country, it is fitting that it should be our national flower.

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SPORTS FANS TURN FROM THE FOOTY The Rugby League and AFL seasons are done. Admittedly there is a Rugby League Test around the corner and the AFL trade season - that few north of the NSW border understand - it is that time of year when horse racing captures the imagination of the public.

If last weekend's Turnbull stakes was the entree then I cannot wait for the main course.

There are no adequate superlatives to describe wonder mare Winx who again stunned to come from what seemed to be a hopeless position in the Flemington straight to win the race for the third time by a convincing one length margin.

Riders in the race admitted the obvious - you just know she's coming, it's just when then she's there and gone.

And so for the best of the best it looks to be all systems go for Cox Plate No. Four and then I suspect a very lush retirement paddock and a string of stallion suitors.

As enthralled as the public has been with Winx, the Everest/Opera House stoush has also been interesting. It has been arguably one of the most turbulent weeks in the career of the mastermind of the Everest race, Peter V'Landys, chief Executive of Racing NSW. As we finished this edition, I wondered if it was all a storm in a sail - the images were expected to be flashed across the sails as the barrier draw took place Tuesday night, including the Everest trophy, the colours of the horse and the barrier number, and all over in around 10 to 15 minutes.

Trainer TJ Smith was a firm believer in "Any publicity is good publicity" - so this stoush must be pure gold for Sydney and NSW Racing.

Unfortunately there is no gold on offer for Racing Queensland with news this week that racing at Eagle Farm headquarters may not fully return for three years. It follows the disastrous relaying of the turf track and a series of blunders that would be comical if not so serious. There are plans to run trials on the new turf in upcoming weeks and some racing is hoped to return by Christmas.

It will be some tome down the track (no pun intended) before things return to normal - if ever.

Added to the track the debacle is the growing discontent among key Queensland racing stakeholders around the distribution of the new betting new Point of Consumption tax.

Representatives of the four bodies representing jockeys, trainers, owners and breeders will meet with the Racing Minister this week. Let's hope commonsense prevails because unprecedented strike action in Queensland (Cox Plate and Melbourne Cup meetings) is on the table.

It's all roses and top of the mountain in Victoria and NSW. As the prize money gap between Queensland and southern states widens, Queensland racing looks to be stuck in a mire and going only one way - down.

-Casey R 'N' ON THE RANGE Coastal Campers rolled into the Inglewood SSA for a weekend of R and R with a bit of shooting thrown in - another big weekend on the range.

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One of the many signs in his home town Innisfail acknowledging Billy Slater prior to the 2018 NRL grandfinal - apparently a nod to the chant from his junior teammates when he got the ball in clear air in his junior days - 'See You Later Billy Slater' probably a few NRL opponents over the years said the same. continued with a win in the Clays. Graham (Scruffy) Morgan and Ben Groth filled the minor placings.

In other news from the range there has been plenty of work done to prepare the clay target range for the Zone Five Stand Event while a big bore range is being marked out.

140 metres of pathway cut so far - only 360 left to do.

CRICKETERS FEELING THE HEAT The new look Aussie cricket side has made an inauspicious start to the summer of cricket against Pakistan in the game currently being played in Dubai. In the hot and tough conditions at the Dubai International Cricket Centre the Aussie bowlers copped a hammering in the first innings but there was not an inch of sand paper to be seen.

Aussie fans are not used to seeing their cricket side under this type of pressure but I fear we will need to get used to it as the team rebuilds.

Revelations this week that the Australian players had been paid winning bonuses has drawn scorn from many players ex players and coaches. Some suggesting if cricketers need bonus incentives to win they are not worthy of the "baggy green".

Former Australian coach John Buchanan has endorsed the decision to make the findings of the current review into Australian cricket public. He called for the review to be made as transparent as possible to help win back the support of the Australian public at all levels.

Buchanan has a unique insight into the game at all levels. Once Australia and Queensland Coach he is currently coaching West's in the Brisbane competition.

SOUTHERN STARS SHINING While the Aussie Men's cricketers are struggling the ladies team - the Southern Stars are going from strength to strength with significant wins over New Zealand in the recent 50 over series.

Local product Delissa Kimmince has earned selection in the Australian Southern Stars sides for one day and T20 cricket.

Kimmince did not get an opportunity to star with the bat in that series but her efforts with the ball went far from unnoticed bowling.

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Her first delivery was rated by many good judges as one of the best of the series.

She showed she is no slouch with the bat when she scored a century in club cricket last weekend.

The Southern Stars take on Pakistan in a One Day series (three matches0 later this month and Kimmince is part of the squad of 14.

She has also been selected in the side to play in the ICC Wold T20 series in the West Indies in November.

ANOTHER BIG DAY AT TANNY The Burmester Memorial Day at the Tannymorel Bowls Club was a day that had it all.

Good bowls, heaps of fun and rain glorious rain.

The Memorial Day is held in memory of Jean Vern and Di Burmester who were not only great members of the community but also a very big party of the local community.

Not surprisingly there was a huge roll up for the event.

Jack Breen, Courtney Mikkelsen, Robyn Lechner and Col Grace took the honours on the green. Runners up were Mark Burmester, Damon Goodwin, Mitch Smith and Matty (no 1) Shepherd (or so he thinks).

The winning team had a 17-6 win over Thomison Keogh Cooter and Lochy Boal.

The runners up defeated Hannah Keogh, Matt roach, Blake Graham and Thommo 12-9.

All other games were also very close none more so than the battle between the team of Robyn Mc Donald Blake Galvin Jen Crook and Croc who played out a nine all draw against Glen McDonald Ryan Boal Rob Burmester and Coire Burmester.

Sue Burmester Ben Tasky Di Walsh and Tim Crook had a two point win over Aliza Shellbach Kyle Ragh Glen Boal and Rossco Burmester - final score 13-11.

There was also only two points between Norm Mc Donald Kacie Crook Zoe Smith and Brian Walsh who played Damo Boal John Shellbach Jessie Wallace and Mick O'Leary. The score in this game 9-7.

After the action out on the green the big crowd enjoyed baked meal and the Karaoke apparently was a hoot. The form tip after the Karaoke is that Coire Burmester should definitely not give up his day job.

Organisers of the popular Tanny Classic remind everyone that it is "on again". The opening round gets underway on Friday (12/8). Names are to be in by 6.00pm with bowls commencing at 6.30.

Everyone is welcome - you don't need to be a bowler - come along and join the fun and perhaps even share in some of the spoils.

THE DON AWARDS Eight of the best athletes in the country will be vying for the coveted Don Award on Thursday night.

The eight nominees include international motor racing stars Daniel Ricardo and Will Power, the Matildas' Sam Kerr and Southern Stars record breaking Ellyse Perry, the inspiring Wheel chair athletes Kurt Fearnley (AO) and Madison e Rozzario, Triathlete Lauren parker and captain of the Australian Kookaburra's mark Knowles (OAM). I have been fortunate to meet several members of Mark's family while on holiday here in Cairns and they will be cheering loudly for their man. He is up against some strong opposition but, Knowles the Flag Bearer at the GC Comm Games retired as Australia's most decorated Hockey player with a legion of fans in that sport and a raft of honours beside his name.

Should he get the gong I reckon you'll hear them in Stanthorpe.

At the same Sporting Hall of Fame function Richie Beau will be named the 40th Legend of Australian Sport.

Karen Maher (Basketball), Wendy Botha (surfing), Sam Coffa(weightlifting), Allan Moffat (motorsport) Harry Kewell (football) and one of Queensland's favourite sons Darren Lockyer (rugby League will join Gai Waterhouse as inductees in the Australia Sport Hall of Fame.

GOOD WEEK FOR GOLF CROQUET Good conditions, good weather, good play and the company of some visitors made for a great day of Golf Croquet last week. Bev Sullivan bought along her grandchildren Aalliyah and Zayden and Marian Castle's daughter Ness was another return visitor.

In the opening game Bev Sullivan teamed up with Zayden. The pair scored an 11-6 win over Liz Ellway and Aalliyah. Both visitors put in creditable performances scoring three hoops apeice.

In the second group Justin Liddy, plyaing two balls proved too strong for Marian Castles and Ness.

Kath Hopgood and Dianne Wren had a narrow in over Elaine Brown and Bronnie Southgate. The game was decided in a tie break - the final score 10-9.

Following the break the youngsters played very well scoring eight hoops but were eventually defeated by the expeienced duo of Kath Hopgood and Bev Sullivan final score 12-8.

The three player team played single.

Final scores Justin Liddy 9, Marian Castles 8 and Ness 6.

In the final game Dianne Wren and Elaine Brown had a 12-10 win over Liz Ellway and Bronnie Southgate.

MILLS TAKES A WIN There were some new names in the winner's wrap of Sporters Golf on Sunday. Overall winner was Jake Mills ahead of runner up Dave Williams. Mark Lynam had the Best Gross for the round and he and Paul Leotta figured in the run downs. Pin shots went to Paul Byrnes (12) and John Rawlings (17) while Casey Leotta owned the Pro Pin. He was also one of the luck winners of a meat tray. The other meat tray winner, Terry Roser.

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ACCOLADE FOR WATERHOUSE As an amazing Spring of racing begins to unfold it has been announced that the First Lady of the Turf, Gai Waterhouse is to join her father Tommy (TJ) Smith in the Sport Australia Hall Of Fame.

Waterhouse who was inducted into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame in 2007 said, "To join my father in The Sport Australia Hall of Fame is wonderful and such a huge honour. "It's very special to be recognised at this stage - especially as I'm still training.

It is an amazing achievement for Waterhouse who now trains in partnership with Adrian Bott. Adrian Bott.

Waterhouse worked alongside her father for many years before battling the AJC and establishment for her right to train on her own accord. It was a tough battle but I doubt any of those who worked so hard to keep her out of the industry in those early days had any idea of the resolve and tenacity of this lady. After a lengthy court battle Waterhouse was finally granted a trainer's licence in 1992. Since then, Waterhouse has trained 138 Group one winners, seven Sydney trainers' premierships and equalled her father's record of 156 Sydney metropolitan winners in a season in 2002/3.

It is a rare achievement for a father and daughter to be inducted into the Hall of Fame and Waterhouse says, "I'm sure he is looking down and would be extremely proud."

Those in the establishment who fought so hard to keep this lady out of the industry must once again be choking on their words following this latest accolade.

RAIN AND A WINNING PARTNERSHIP Stanthorpe woke to rain wonderful rain on Saturday and golf gave way to the weather but really no-one gave a damm. The rain so badly needed in the district also great for the course itself so no one minded having a day off.

The medal event which had been

programmed for Saturday will be held at a later date and players will be notified of that date when that decision is made.

On Sunday morning, as play got underway for the Mixed Foursomes Championships the weather outlook was far more positive and conducive to golf. The championship is a twenty seven hole event in alternate shot format.

At the end of the day not a lot separated the majority of teams. Defending Champions, Team Waterworth, Matt and Nikki, however proved too good for the remainder of the field taking the 2018 title with a score of 139. Their winning score was a few shot higher than last year but still two shots clear of runners up, Team Webb Kay and Billy.

Lefties, Max Hunter and Lorraine Evans teamed up and complemented each other's game to come out on top of the nett event, well ahead of the next best nett score of 112 for runner's up Eric McLellan and Shaneen McLellan. Linda Kelly and Aaron Simmers also finished on the same score but had to settle for the rundown.

The popular annual event was sponsored by nett the winner, Lorraine Evans. Her sponsorship is greatly appreciated.

This week it's time to turn to all things "Pink". Saturday is Tee off for the annual Breast Cancer Research day, sponsored by the Stanthorpe Branch of the Heritage Bank. The theme of the day's pay is not surprisingly - "Pink" There will be awards for the most appropriately dressed "Pink Player" - even an award for the Best Dressed "Pink Cart".

So Golfer and others - "Get Your Pink On." Oh, did I mention it is a Single Stableford competition with proceeds for the day donated to this worthy cause. Tee off is from 11.30 am. Organisers are expecting another bumper field for the annual Pink event and there is a time sheet is on the board at the clubhouse. It's a fun day for a very serious cause - nearly all of us have been touched in

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TIME TO FROCK UP It's time to frock up, put on the glad rags and study the form because all roads lead to Allman Park this weekend.

The Warwick Turf Club host the first of the Southern Downs Country Cup Race meetings on Saturday and nominations for the seven event programme are very good.

The headline event the Warwick Cup over the 1500metre journey has attracted 21 nominations. One of the fancied runners is sure to be Alcazar, trained at Eagle Farm by Desleigh Forster for connections including the Nolan family from Raheen Stud. The five year old daughter of Captain Sonador from mare Sovereign Road has been racing over longer distances recently but is a last start winner at the Gold Coast.

Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie has four horses nominated for the race and is sure to have a hand in the finish. His galloper Isn't she Elegant has been a model of consistency recently. She has won four of her last five starts in Toowoomba and the last three on the trot.

The $25,000 Cup has attracted what looks to be a quality field; another with good recent form is the Tony Sears trained Wow Factor.

Flying the flag for the locals will be the Norm Hilton trained Jim 'N' Andy and Kira's beat trained by Michael Hemmings.

The other major race on the card is the 1100 metre Warwick Newmarket. With $20,000 up for grabs the sprint event has also attracted 17 nominations.

Michael Nolan has nominated smart mare She's Right who is returning from a spell but in an open field local trainer Les Clarke will be hoping his mare Grandioso who is one of a number of runner sho have never raced on the track can open her winning account at Allman Park for her local connections.

With good prize money on offer for all

seven races the club received a total of 139 nominations for the program.

All the Cup action begins on Friday night at 6.30pm in the Member's Lounge at the Turf Club with the Warwick Cup Calcutta. Racing Nation's James O'Shea will be on hand to interview special guest, Blair "Gibbo" Gibson author of The Race Club. The pair is sure to help you find some winners.

Saturday gates open early for the start of the Southern Events. Ladies and gentlemen don't forget the big Fashions on the Field competition with plenty of prizes on offer.

A full ring of book makers will be on hand betting on local and interstate events. There are also tote facilities on course. - Good punting.

CHEERS Last week Queensland Rugby League lost one of their best - former Test full back Ken McCrohn. McCrohn died at aged 86 and it was a good innings for the little bloke who saw the light and moved from Armidale to Brisbane in1954 to play for West's. McCrohn played alongside the great Duncan Hall that year in club land winning the premiership - a good year he often recalled. He signed for nothing with West's; they found him a job, won a premiership and got paid a whopping 29 Pounds and five shillings for the year. Money left over from the presentation dinner.

He went on to represent Brisbane Queensland and Australia. After retiring he did a stint coaching in northern NSW returning to Redcliffe where he coached the Dolphins until 1962.

I had the pleasure of Ken's company on many Wanderers tours where he was a font of knowledge about football back in the day. He was also a great bowls player. In true Ken fashion he requested there be no funeral as such just asked those that knew him to raise a glass in his memory. Ken old mate - it is with pleasure - Cheers for the last time.

12.30 for play at 1.00pm. Phone 4661 1516.

Every Friday the Craft Ladies hold their Craft morning at our club starting after 9.00am to 11.30am.

All welcome. It's a lovely relaxing morning so do come along.

On Saturday mixed social bowls will again be held.

The day will be sponsored by Choices Flooring, with good prizes on offer. Play starts at 1.00 p.m., with names to be in by 12.30. The club will be open from 12.00 and the phone number is 4661 9050.

We ask all Warwick East bowlers to show their appreciation of the sponsors by making every effort to attend. Visitors are also very welcome. There will also be the opportunity for someone to try to win the jackpot, which will stand at $90 + $1 per player.

AROUND THE GROUNDS WARWICK BOWLS CLUB Congratulations to our wonderful Life Member Mrs Elsie Clear who turned 90 years young on 5th October. Elsie's family held the celebration at our Warwick Bowls Club on Saturday 6th October and what a tremendous celebration it was with no less than 80 people attending to celebrate with Elsie.

Elsie's family and friends came from far and wide to celebrate with her. Elsie's sister and brother came all the way from Victoria, and also family members from Townsville. A game of fun bowls was enjoyed by some of the guests. The official proceedings were then held with Elsie's family members and friends speaking of her in glowing terms, which we all know she thoroughly deserves. Elsie was presented with her Warwick Bowls Club Matriarch's Badge and was a wonderful surprise for Elsie. Following the cutting of the beautiful 90th Birthday Cake, made by Elsie's daughter Jenny, a most delicious afternoon tea was served. Congratulations once again Elsie from all your Club members and friends.

Monthly Triples were held on Tuesday 2nd Oct., with a full Green of 8 Rinks.

Result with 1 for an End plus 5 for a Win: W. Lees, W. Gibson, G. Shelley def. T. Owens, S. Valentine, E. Welsh 13-6.

Alana, D. Calligan, T. Banditt def. R. Reed, N. Farmer, J. Calam 16-3.

K. Bloomfield, D. Christensen, B. Christensen def. T. Gallagher, S. Kettle, J. Ruhle 16-3.

K. Weier, G. Green, J. Cochrane def. T. Hagley, B. Bourke, J. Johnson 13-6.

L. Tucker, S. Butz, W. Tucker tied with M. Shepherd, G. Creighton, G. Assay 9 &frac12; each.

L. Collie, M. O'Leary, P. Collis def. The Summit 13-6.

D. Miller, R. Tait, S. Tyter def. C. Johnson, P. Seipelt, P. Wagner 16-3.

R. Bean, B. Hansen, M. Holder def. D. Warr,C. Lawler, B. Black 13-6. freetimes.com.au

Result 2nd Round - Skip's name only: G. Shelley def. M. Holder 10-9. J. Calam def. E. Welsh 13-6.

B. Christensen def. T. banditt 14-5. J. Ruhle def. J. Johnson 12-7.

W. Tucker def. J. Cochrane 12-7. The Summit def. G. Assay 14-5.

P. Wagner def. P. Collis 11-8. S. Tyter def. B. Black 10 &frac12; - 8 &frac12;.

Congratulations to the Winners Kay Bloomfield, Doug & Bev Christensen. The runner-up details are not available. Raffle winners were K.W.C. (Clifton), E. Welsh (Warwick), B. Bourke (Southern Cross). The club thanks all the teams who participated in the day, the ladies in the kitchen, Bar person and the Green Keepers for a perfect Green.Social bowls was played on Wed. 3rd Oct. Result: P. Beaman, J. White, B. Maunder def. R. Forbes, T. Pritchard, H. Gibson 11-9.

COMING EVENTS for OCTOBER: Nominations are called for the Club Selected Fours competition which is now open. Sat. 13th & Sun. 14th: Capalaba Visit In with afternoon bowls on the 13th, and morning bowls on the 14th, with BBQ lunch - see notice board.

Wed. 17th: Valentine's & Christensen's sponsored bowls.

Sat. 20th: Social bowls.

Sun. 21st: Bushies sponsored bowls afternoon. This is always a really good day of bowls with 'touchers' great prizes etc. Our thanks to these members for their sponsorship each year. Everyone is welcome, so do come along and support these 'Bushies' on their day.

Wed. 24th: K.F.C. sponsored bowls.

Sat. 27th: Social.

Wed. 31st: Dawn's & Trish's sponsored bowls.

Visitors are very welcome to join us on any of our bowling days - names in between 12 noon and

SOUTHERN DOWNS RIFLE CLUB Results for Sunday 7th October.

300 yards F Class (open): Dave Taylor 123.8, Bruce McAllan 120.3, Margaret Taylor 119.3. (standard): Kevin Jones 117.5. (factory rifle): Scott Robinson 105.4, Alex Noloa 82. (military rifle): Bob Tyllyer 83.

We had a another fine morning last Sunday with light winds and little mirage. Dave Taylor had a good shoot to get top score. We welcomed two new members, Scott and Alex, who enjoyed their introduction into long range shooting. Next Sunday 14th October we will be at the 400 yard mound, sign on at 8.30am for 9.00am start, contact Margaret on 4666 1018 for more information.

WARWICK EAST BOWLS CLUB Results for last Thursday's mixed triples are as follows. Round 1: P Gynther, W Tucker, L Tucker 9.5 = T Schubert, -, - 9.5; D Christensen, C Lawler, B Black 12 d. G Green, M Skaines, A Imhoff 7; T Banditt, R Tate, G Assay 14 d. B Gibson, N Hassum, D Miller 5; G Shelley, G Brady, D Derrick 12 d. P Collis, M O'Leary, M Wright 7; E Diery, M Plant, B Lee 12 d.

J Johnson, D Scotney, G Davis 7. Round 2 (skips only): T Banditt 13 d. P Collis 6; E Diery 14 d. G Shelley 5; P Gynther 17 d. J Johnson 2; T Schubert 16 d. G Green 3; B Gibson 14 d. D Christensen 5.

Winners on margins were E Diery's team and the runners-up were T Banditt's team.

Last Saturday two games of pairs were played, with the following results. P Dipplesman, C Lawler 12 d. E Diery, N Hassum 5; E Diery, C Lawler 13 d. P Dipplesman, N Hassum 4. The overall winner was C Lawler, with E Diery the runner-up. The attempt at the jackpot was unsuccessful.

SOUTHERN CROSS BOWLS CLUB The club hosted their open carnival last Sunday with a full compliment of players on the green. Clubs represented were from the Summit, Tenterfield, Tannymorel, Killarney, Clifton, Warwick, Warwick East and two Southern Cross teams. Many thanks to our sponsors - BCIB, Ausure Insurance, Warwick Hotel, Cheryl Wickham, Clarke Davidson, Noel Fletcher and Claire Hope.

The overall winners were the Summit team of D Stanley, B Wilmot, M Sweeney and T Sweeney on 46 points.

Runners up was the Southern Cross team of C Davidson, F Lyons, D Scotney and Slave on 44 points.

First round winners were the Clifton team - J Cochrane, A Imhoff, M Skaines and G Kumar.

Second round winners were R Francis, G Assay, T Banditt and M O'Leary.

Third round winners were G Hughes (sub for M Farmer)D Sullivan, C Weier, N Farmer.

Thank you to our ladies and the Camp girls for the wonderful job they did in catering for the carnival.

Tomorrow Thursday Oct 11 will be social bowls starting at 1pm. Results from last Thursday C Weier, L Marriott def V O'Keefe, C Wickham 23-10; B Heffernan, L Butler def L Hartley, V Gray 19-12.

This Friday Oct 12 our Twilight bowls will resume with play to start at 4pm. Names in by 3pm if possible.

Coming up this Sunday Oct 14 will be social bowls starting at 1pm.

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