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Sporting memorabilia collector Robyn Miles from Allora's Railway Hotel takes a look at the "Legends of Australia" tribute prepared and framed by Allora based framer Perry Cronin, which will be auctioned for charity at the forthcoming "Observer Boyne-Tannum Hook Up" fishing competition.

Legends Flag on Offer at Hook-UpAustralia’s foremost family fishing competition, the annual “Observer” Boyne-Tannum Hook-Up is under way in 2011 from June 10 – 12, and again the prestigious fishing event will boast an amazing array of prizes. Now in its 16th year, the Observer Boyne-Tannum Hook-Up is the largest family fishing competition in Australia, and this year will give away over $275,000 in prizes.Allora’s Perry Cronin, owner of local business Shark Memorabilia, has spent a busy week preparing possibly the most spectacular piece of sporting memorabilia to pass through his work shop. The magnificently mounted Australian flag that is the centrepiece of the “Legends of Australia” framed tribute will be supplied for auction at the Hook-Up, with all proceeds going to charity. The framed display would look at home in any bar, local pub or club or the Board room, a salute to the sixty-two Aussie sporting icons whose signatures surround the flag’s southern cross. The framed tribute features the signature and an image of each of a lengthy list of our Aussie sporting heroes, with names such as Evonne Cawley, Johnny Famechon, Kieren Perkins, David Campese, Ron Barassi, Steve Waugh, Glen McGrath, Darren Lockyer, Reg Gasnier, Harry Kewell, Glen Boss, Cathy Freeman and Ken Rosewall to name but a few.Mr. Cronin, who frames and mounts memorabilia for clients Australia wide, considers the “Legends of Australia” his “finest hour”. “To have collected so many of our country’s great sporting identities names, and on one Aussie flag, make this a display to be treasured” the avid sports lover said.Mr. Cronin’s brother Larry Cronin of Gladstone has arranged

the framing of the display for the “Hook-Up” committee, in the hope of a very healthy financial gain for the nominated charity, Gladstone’s Roseberry House. Boyne-Tannum Hook-Up

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REGIONAL ARTSDEVELOPMENT FUND

SOUTHERN DOWNS REGIONALCOUNCIL COMMITTEE

1st FUNDING ROUND FOR THE2011/12 FINANCIAL YEAR

The Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) program, funded by both Arts Queensland and the Southern Downs Regional Council, focuses on the development of quality art and arts practice within this regional community.

Applications are now invited for financial assistance under the RADF program for the first round of funding for the 2011/12 financial year.

Application packages are available from the Southern Downs Regional Council Offices, Art Galleries and Libraries in Warwick and Stanthorpe or by telephoning Sue Organ on 4681 5524. Information on the RADF program including the application package is available on Council’s website www.southerndowns.qld.gov.au under Your Council – Grants and Funding.

Applications should be lodged by the closing date of 5pm Monday, 8 August 2011 with the RADF Liaison Officer, Southern Downs Regional Council RADF Committee, 64 Fitzroy Street, PO Box 26 Warwick 4370, or alternatively 61 Marsh Street, Stanthorpe 4380.

Please note Council's final decision on applications for this funding round will be at the General Meeting to be held 28 September 2011. Projects for which grants funds are sought must not start before this date.

For further information regarding the above, please contact Sue Organ, RADF Liaison Officer on telephone (07) 4681 5524.

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COMBINED CHURCHES OF ALLORA - Week of Christian Unity: 5th to 12th JuneThe call for unity this year comes from Jerusalem, the mother church, to churches all over the world. Mindful of its own divisions and its own need to do more for the unity of the Body of Christ, these Christian churches of various denominations call all Christians to re-discover the values that bound together the early Christian communities. This is the challenge, to make this week of prayer an occasion to work for a genuine ecumenism grounded in the experience of the early Church. It is a call to remember a time when the Christian church was still one.The churches of Jerusalem invite their sisters and brothers around the world to join with them in prayer as they struggle for justice and peace for all. St. Patrick's Catholic Church is the host church for 2011 and a short prayer service will begin at 6.45pm, immediately after Mass, with fellowship and supper to follow in the Parish Meeting room. Everyone is welcome. Just come.

Looking Back…Allora’s Past 25 years ago 1986

Allora RSL Stalwart HonouredMr. Jim Gwynne, aged 93, was presented with his 50-year service award of the Returned Services League by a past president of the Western District branch of the RSL, Mr. Fred Carey, after 67 years of service to the local sub-branch. The Allora sub-branch of the R. S. S. A. I. L. A. was formed at a meeting held in the town on the 27th August 1918. Mr. Gwynne joined the sub-branch on his return to Allora in 1919 after four years overseas service with the 5th Australian Light Horse. He soon became an active member, first serving on the entertainment committee. Jim Gwynne was presented with his life membership of the RSL movement in 1956 after serving for many years at a local and district level. He served as president of the Allora sub-branch for 22 years.

Allora’s Past 75 years ago June 1936Croquet

In a match lasting three hours, Mesdames Gibson and Crozier of Toowoomba defeated the local pairing of Mesdames Sapsford and Thomas 26 – 19, in the Darling Downs doubles championships held on the Allora Croquet Club green.This is the first year that the championships have been held, and the competition featured teams from Toowoomba, West

Toowoomba, Warwick, Pittsworth and Allora clubs.

Allora’s Past 100 years ago June 1911English History Celebrated

Sunday last, 18th June, being Waterloo Day, many loyal Allora St. Georgians, to the number of nearly 40, assembled around the flagstaff at the old State school and sang the National Anthem. Following this, Mr. R. L. Jackson the worthy president of the branch, gave a short discourse on the historical events leading up to the famous battle and of the battle itself, illustrating his remarks with admirably executed sketches and maps of the locality. It was a lucid description of what one of our greatest poets spoke of as “that world earthquake, Waterloo”.

FootballLast Saturday the Rangers Rugby Union Club visited Clifton and defeated the team of that town by three points to nil after a well contested game during which J. Maher crossed the line for Allora. Mr. Hawes was the referee. J. Buckley captained the visitors who were, at the conclusion of the game, entertained at the Royal Hotel, a very pleasant time being spent. Today’s match will be Clifton and Allora at the Allora recreation reserve. Play will commence at 4 p.m.

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Deuchar-Massie "Biggest Morning Tea" The Deuchar-Massie Hall committee joined in with community organizations and clubs nation wide by hosting an “Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea” fund raiser in support of cancer research at the Hall on Sunday. Event coordinator Narelle Henry said the lunch and cuppa that evolved into a competitions afternoon was a wonderful success for such a vital cause. While the “Biggest Morning Tea” events were scheduled in recent weeks for a Thursday, the Hall event was set for a Sunday to maximize the attendance of all at work during the week. Mr’s Henry was

Duechar-Massie Hall committee members Ian Bradfield (President), Wendy Ardrey (Vice President), Narelle Henry (Biggest Morning Tea Coordinator), Judy Collins (Treasurer) and John Henry (committee)

enjoying Sundays "Australia's Biggest morning Tea" at the Hall.

more than pleased that “thirty eight people attended enjoying a two course home cooked meal, the odd "cuppa”, a multi draw raffle and the afternoon of competitions raising $322.70 for cancer research”.The next big event at the Deuchar-Massie Hall is a riddler and sure to promote a lot of interest in the local community, especially for the amateur sleuths among us. If you fancy yourself as a Sherlock Holmes, Jessica Fletcher or Columbo, be sure to head to the Hall on the evening of July 30th for the “Murder Mystery Christmas In July”. “Santa”, not the real one, may have met with foul play, and some suspicious minds are needed to solve the riddle.The night is another fundraiser arranged by the active committee, raising money to put towards sealing the over 50 year old hall.

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Letters to the Editor…Thank you for supporting our small school.

On behalf of the staff and students of Grantham State School, I am writing to you to express my heartfelt thanks for the very generous contribution you have made to our school in the wake of the recent floods. Your contribution will assist us in recovering from the devastating impact of the floods, which saw, not only a substantial property loss, but also tragic loss of life in many of our affected communities.Please rest assured that your contribution will be directed to supporting the learning needs of children from affected families and assisting them to regain some sense of normality. While the material damage can be repaired and possessions replaced, it is only within a stable environment that the emotional impact on children can be gradually addressed. Your contribution will help us create that stability in the school context.Your generosity and the generosity of many others in Queensland, across Australia and internationally is truly moving and quite humbling. As a school community we are strong, proud and resilient. This will continue to be our focus throughout 2011.

Thanks,Christie Minns, Principal

Dear Editor

On Saturday, 9 July, 2011, commencing with a Church Service at 11.00 am, the congregation of St Augustine’s Anglican Church, Leyburn, is holding a Thanksgiving Celebration to mark the 150th anniversary of the formation of the Leyburn Anglican Parish in 1861. At that time, the Parish extended from Cambooya to Goondiwindi, including the stations of Yandilla, Felton, Eton Vale, Westbrook, Gowrie, Pilton, Western Creek, Clifton, Tummaville, Ellangowan and Canal Creek, a huge area of almost 7 770 square kilometres.The Right Reverend Rob Nolan, Anglican Bishop of the Western Region of the Diocese of Brisbane, is our special guest for the occasion. We would ask anyone who wishes to attend to please bring a basket lunch to share afterwards in the QCWA Hall.We appreciate your help in publicizing this event.

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QCWA Victoria Hill Branch celebrates 50 years of Service to the CommunityA gathering of 75 people were welcomed by Branch President Mrs Janice Hayward to celebrate QCWA Victoria Hill Branch 50th Anniversary at Victoria Hill Hall on Sunday 5th June for

lunch. Special guests were Divisional President Mrs Jenny Whitsed, past members, members of neighbouring Branches in Border Division, our present members and husbands.On the 5th of June in 1961 the QCWA Victoria Hill Branch was formed, and grateful thanks were extended to the Victoria Hill Hall Committee who granted the QCWA free use of the hall. The Branch has the Hall as their Project and assist wherever

Past and present members of the QCWA Victoria Hill Branch gathered to celebrate the Branch's 50th anniversery on Sunday at Victoria Hill Hall. Lin McPhee, Annette Frizzell, Noeline Rumball Secretary, Shirley Erhardt Treasurer, May Frizzell Foundation President, Anita Morrish, Janice Hayward Branch President, Margaret McVeigh, Marie Kemp, Pat Zerk Vice-president, Agnes Wright Vice-president.

THINGS THAT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY - 9th JUNE

1549 - Book of Common Prayer is adopted by the Church of England.

1650 - The Harvard Corporation, the more powerful of the two administrative boards of Harvard, is established. It is the first legal corporation in the Americas.

1790 - 1st book copyrighted under US constitution, Philadelphia Spelling Book.

1822 - Charles Graham patents false teeth.1883 - 1st commercial electric railway line

begins operation (Chicago El).1909 - Alice Huyler Ramsey, a 22-year-old

housewife and mother from Hackensack, New Jersey, becomes the first woman to drive across the United States. With three female companions, none of whom could drive a car, in fifty-nine days she drove a Maxwell automobile the 3,800 miles from

Manhattan, New York, to San Francisco, California.

1910 - A passenger on SS Arawatta throws bottle with note overboard (found June 6, 1983 in Queensland).

1928 - Charles Kingsford-Smith and Charles Ulm are 1st to fly across the Pacific when they end their flight from California to Brisbane.

1931 - 1st rocket-powered aircraft design patented (R Goddard).

1934 - Donald Duck made his 1st screen appearance in the cartoon, The Wise Little Hen.

1957 - Anthony Eden resigns as British PM.1957 - First ascent of Broad Peak (the world's

12th highest mountain).1958 - Purple People Eater by Sheb Wooley hits

#1.1958 - Queen Elizabeth II officially opens

London Gatwick Airport, (LGW),

Crawley, West Sussex, United Kingdom.1959 - 1st ballistic missile sub launched (George

Washington-Groton, Ct).1960 - Typhoon Mary in China kills at least

1,600.1962 - Tony Bennett debuts in concert at

Carnegie Hall in NYC.1971 - Paul McCartney's album Ram goes gold.1977 - Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth

celebrated with fireworks.1983 - Zimbabwe win their 1st one-day cricket

international, v Australia.1984 - Donald Duck's 50th birthday celebrated at

Disneyland.1985 - USSR's Vega 1 deposits lander on surface

of Venus.1989 - Star Trek V: The Final Frontier,

premieres in USA.1989 - Rare tornado in Philadelphia kills 1.1991 - Bruce Springsteen weds his backup singer

Patty Scialfa.

possible.The Hall was decorated in blue and gold to celebrate the important occasion with a hot baked lunch prepared by Victoria Hill Branch members, and each guest was presented with an Anniversary Glass as a memento of the day.Grateful thanks were extended to Shirley Erhardt’s two daughters, Leanne and Anita, daughter-in-law Barb and granddaughters Jessica and Shae, who served the meal to enable Branch members to have an enjoyable day.We were delighted to welcome Foundation President Mrs May Frizzell for the honour of cutting the Birthday Cake; May now resides at Palm Lake Resort, Bethania but still maintains her membership in the Branch.Mrs Annette Frizzell was presented with a 50 year Badge for continuous 50 year membership at the Branch.A 50 year History of the Branch was read and all present enjoyed precious memories and renewing friendships.

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2011June - Mon 13 Allora Community Auction Allora ShowgroundsSat 18 St Davids Guild Rainbow Tea St Davids HallSun 26 Wattles vs. Gatton Platz Oval CliftonJuly - Sat 16 Caxton Street Jazz Band Allora Community HallSun 17 Wattles vs. Goondiwindi Platz Oval CliftonThu 28 Allora Chaplaincy Dinner Allora Community Hall, 6.00pmSat 30 Wattles Race Day Platz Oval CliftonSun 31 St Patrick's Parish - Sing Australia! Allora Community HallSun 31 Wattles vs. Brothers Platz Oval CliftonAugust - Sun 14 Wattles vs. Warwick - Legends of League Day Platz Oval CliftonOctober - Sat 1 Allora High Tea Allora Community HallSat 8 Wattles Banquet Allora Commuity HallFri 14 St. Patrick's Parish Fete St. Patrick's School GroundsSat 22 Allora & District Historical Society Display &

Demonstration Day Old Allora Shire ChambersFri 28 Anglican Parish Fete St. Davids Church Grounds, 4.30pmMon 31 Allora Swimming Club Melbourne Cup Calcutta Railway Hotel AlloraNovember - Tue 1 Allora Swimming Club Melbourne Cup

Luncheon Railway Hotel AlloraFri 4 - Allora State School Celebrates 100 Years on- Sun 6 Warwick St Allora State School

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Allora Students Excel in Region AthleticsThe Allora State School’s Francis Kates Oval has played hosted to our regions two major primary school athletics carnivals in recent weeks. Some events of the Central Downs Athletics Carnival were held on the 23rd May before being rained out, the Carnival then hosted on the 26th and 27th May. The Southern Downs Carnival which had the best from Warwick and Stanthorpe district schools joining students from the Central Downs was held on Thursday 2nd June. After excelling at the Allora State School and the St. Patrick’s School Sports, Allora based students have shown their abundant talents in both the Central Downs and Southern Downs Carnivals.Locally based students selected to compete at the Darling Downs Primary Schools titles on the 21st of June in Toowoomba are Allora State School’s Georga Tumata (Long Jump and 100m) and Jake Ranger (800m), while St. Patrick’s School will be represented by Chloe O'Halloran (100m, 200m, 800m), Mary Higgins (Long Jump and 200m), Nick Van Der Poel (100m and Long Jump), Seth Mathie (800m). Blake Lollback from Warwick’s St. Mary’s School will compete in the 800 mteres event.Age Champion and trophy winner results from both the 2011 Central Downs and Southern Downs Athletics Carnivals.CENTRAL DOWNS ATHLETICS AGE CHAMPIONS9Yrs Boys Age champion Aaron Stace (SF) Runner Up Darby Peardon (SF)9Yrs Girls Age champion Chloe O’Halloran (SP) Runner Up Cassie Henry (SP) Runner Up Paige Bain (A)10Yrs Boys Age champion Sam Green (N) Runner Up Matthew Christensen (A)10Yrs Girls Age champion Mary Higgins (SP) Runner Up Sophie Otten (SP)11Yrs Boys Age champion Ben Gibson (SF) Runner Up Dylan Hounslow Cullen (L) Runner Up Lachlan Henry (SP)11Yrs Girls Age champion Niki Smith (L) Runner Up Georga Tumata (A)12Yrs Boys Age champion Nicholas Van Der Poel (SP) Runner Up Caleb Rowan (SP) Runner Up Jake Ranger (A) Runner Up Callum Blackburn (A)12Yrs Girls Age champion Ashley Joppich (SF) Runner Up Emily Craig (C)

13Yrs Boys Age champion Nathan Sutton (C) Runner Up Danny Fowles (A)13Yrs Girls Age champion Leah Blakemore (SP) Runner Up Amber Christensen (A)“A” SCHOOLS AGGREGATE – FATHER GRUNDY MEMORIAL SHIELD - St. Francis“B” SCHOOLS AGGREGATE - LeyburnATHLETICS AVERAGE TROPHY – RYEFORD SS P&C ASSOCIATION TROPHY - LeyburnPETER DOHERTY MEMORIAL SHIELD – OUTSTANDING ATHLETE - Nathan Sutton (C)2011 SOUTHERN DOWNS ATHLETICS AGE CHAMPIONS9Yrs Boys Age champion Kyle Piovesan (WE) Runner Up Aaron Stace (SF)9Yrs Girls Age champion Chloe O’Halloran (SP)

Runner Up Staci Thomas (K)10Yrs Boys Age champion Sam Ogden (M) Runner Up Brendan Hoffman (WW)10Yrs Girls Age champion Isabella Mountain (WW) Runner Up Grace McLaughlin (WW)11Yrs Boys Age champion Ben Gibson (SF) Runner Up Cody Bridgeman (WW)11Yrs Girls Age champion Niki Smith (Leyburn) Runner Up Alexis Carey (WE)12Yrs Boys Age champion Thomas Fu (WE) Runner Up Jordan Piovesan (WE)12Yrs Girls Age champion Sarah Ogden (M) Runner Up Natalia Webb (WW)13Yrs Boys Age champion Nathan Sutton (C) Runner Up Jacob Polzin (WW)13Yrs Girls Age champion Leah Blakemore (SP) Runner Up Amber Christensen (A)Legend: A = Allora, SP = St. Patrick’s, Allora, N = Nobby, L = Leyburn, SF = St. Francis Clifton, C = Clifton, WE = Warwick East, WW = Warwick West, K = Killarney, M = St. Marys Warwick

Glyn ReesSt. Patrick's School's Reuben Sullivan is all concentration as he focuses on staying

abreast of opponents in a sprint at the Central Downs Athletics Carnival.

ABOVE: Central Downs Athletics 9 Years achievers Chloe O'Halloran (Champion Girl - St. Patrick's), Aaron Stace

(Champion Boy, St. Francis), Darby Peardon (Runner Up, St. Francis), Paige Bain Runner Up, Allora) and Cassie

Henry (Runner Up, St. Patricks).

ABOVE: Central Downs Athletics 12 Years achievers (Back) Ashley Joppich (Champion Girl, St. Francis), Emily Craig (Runner Up, Clifton), Callum Blackburn

(Runner Up, Allora), Nick Van Der Poel (Champion Boy, St. Patricks).(Front) Caleb Rowan (Runner Up, St. Patricks), Jake Ranger (Runner Up, Allora).

LEFT: St. Patrick's School athletes Tumoana Strugnell, Lachlan Henry, Reuben Sullivan enjoyed the big day out that was the Central Downs Primary Schools

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Match reports for 4.6.11, Wattles V Goondiwindi.U7: The Flynn Electrical sponsored U7 Wattles side demonstrated another great display of teamwork against the Goondiwindi team with all boys getting very involved in all facets of the game. Tries were scored by Liam Ruhle (3), Darcy Minnikin (2) and Michael Shingles (2), with Andrew Willett converting one goal in a good attacking game. Lachlan Peardon earned the Red Rooster Award for his usual heavy involvement, and William Ranger the Clifton Foodworks Award for great work at first receiver. Jed Esson was the captain this week and Lane Eastwell and Ruben Sullivan had great runs to set up the tries with Lachlan Quirk playing his part also. Great effort boys!U8: This week saw a solid effort from the Wattlebrae U8’s against the Goondiwindi Boars. Jacob Meddleton led the team and scored a try to go with some brilliant defence. Harry McMahon made some scything runs from dummy half resulting in 2 tries. A great team effort was made and there was some strong running and solid defence by Jackson Pogany and Ben Willett, with special mention going to Johnny Nolan for his best game yet in defence. Will Denny also posted his best game yet, scoring a great try and backing it up with some solid defence. Sam Scott, Rylay Lever, Elijah Hall, Michael Duncan and Lachlan Meacle all made a big impact in the game troubling the Boars across the park, with Michael managing to score a try for each team in his effort! Red Rooster Award: Will DennyClifton Foodworks Award: Sam ScottLuke Townsend Farrier Services U9: Jordan Gavin, Clayton Brady, and Jackson Dyball showed great improvement in defence in Saturday’s game, while Rylan Saville took a great leap forward in his defence and in running to the gaps. Joe Willett, Darby Peardon and Dan Brown deserved tries with their heavy workload throughout the game. Sean Bryson and Jaeden Ruhle did a great job taking the team forward from half back with their catching the ball on the move and nice quick deliveries. Hunter Hamblin, Jack Bashford, Declan Sullivan, Aaron Stace, Dustin Canning, Travis McDougall, Pat O’Brien and Jordan Stevenson showed their love for the game, and all players impressed us with consistently moving up together in defence. Great Job fellas!Red Rooster Award: Rylan SavilleClifton Foodworks Award: Jack Bashford.U10: This week the Superior Silage U10’s were very impressive – tackling well, especially when defending their line, to prove to all how good a side they are shaping up to be this year. The first receivers did a great job organising play with Kaleb Lever, Will Flynn and Joe McMahon getting good quick ball to the ball runners. Matisha Hounslow-Cullen showed plenty of skill around the park and deserved a try from dummy half. Matthew Christensen, Regan Eastwell, Tyler Gillam and Ty Norris showed us their ability to gain plenty of metres and Nathan Gibson and Ty Beckhouse did a great job on a number of occasions in defence. Luke Meara and Juston Free showed good hands off kick-offs and held their positions well throughout the game.Red Rooster Award: Regan EastwellClifton Foodworks: Matisha Hounslow-Cullen.U11: The Clifton Auto Ag. Repair U11 Warriors had a great game against the Goondiwindi Boars, taking the game to a 12 all draw. Chris O’Neill was again brilliant across the field, scoring one try and making 13 tackles and plenty of hit-ups. Our halves combination of Lachlan Henry and Nick Brown are playing superb football organizing the boys. A brilliant cross field kick from Nick Brown saw Darcy Brady chase hard and score out wide. Dlyan Hounslow-Cullen was very good out the back, while forwards Jacob Willett, Jackson O’Brien, Jacob Blades and Chris ran hard when called upon. Best tacklers

were Darcy, Dylan and Chris.Red Rooster: Lachlan HenryClifton Foodworks Award: Chris O’NeillU13: Under 13's Wattles 34 Goondiwindi 18. The old story, defence wins game, came to the fore on Saturday with the under 13's holding Goondiwindi scoreless for the 1st half. 20 boys rolled up their sleeves and put in a whole hearted effort. Led brilliantly from the front by Matt Timms and James Moore, Lachie McMahon and Jack Bannister made the transition from centre to 2nd row and worked well both sides of the ruck. All held together by lock forward Joe Willet. Harry Shooter gave Tom Morriss, Liam Duncan and Mason Blades great service from dummy half. Paul Christianson crossed in the 2nd minute to set the tone for the rest of the game. Matty Timms crossed 3 times and set one try up with barn storming 60 - 70 metre runs, proving unstoppable. Tommy Morris showed his elusiveness in the 20th minute, darting over for a try. It makes the coach's job a lot easier when you have 7 boys on the bench who can fill any roll on the field. Nathan Watson needs special mention for always giving 110% in attack and defence. Great team effort.U14: In a high quality, entertaining game, the Clifton Real Estate U14’s were unlucky to be defeated by the Goondiwindi team 22-26, after leading 12-6 at half-time. Joe Morris had an excellent game in both defence and attack, and was rewarded with two tries including a classy chip and chase effort. Matt Timbs and Max Somes had strong running games. Dalton Nielsen worked hard and battled on with a corked thigh. Evan Lack made some good runs despite being troubled by illness; and Neil Ranger played strongly, rushing back from school rugby commitments to play this weekend. The Warriors finished strongly, troubled by numerous injuries, but the 10 minutes after half-time when they conceded 3 tries ultimately cost them the game. Try scorers: Joe Morris (2), Dalton Nielsen and Max Somes.U16: The U16 Carlowrie Park Warriors continue to battle for supremacy this year, going down to the Goondiwindi team this weekend. Despite being without our full-strength team this week the boys put in a great effort against a formidable opponent. Tries were scored by Thomas Henry, Jack Rubie and Brodie Sharman, and two goals kicked by Callum Duncan in their eventual defeat at the hands of the Boars. Tim Sharpe, Brodie Frizzell, Cody Brown and Brodie Sharman topped the tackle count, and Nick Morris and Matt Willett were both putting in a gutsy effort until being injured mid way through the second half of the game. The team proves that they are not without strength in defence and show some classy attack, but some lapses in consistency and concentration ultimately means the difference between winning and coming second. Better luck next week when we take on Millwood.Red Rooster Award: Brodie FrizzellAllora Foodworks Awards: Nicholas Morris and Tim Sharpe.

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McMillan’s Warriors trounce DanesWattles “National Farmer’s Warehouse” first grade side received a major confidence boost on Sunday after defeating the fourth placed Pittsworth Danes 32 – 16 at Platz Oval. Coach Glen McMillan considered the result a bigger boost than the side’s previous two recent wins over Highfields & Warwick, given Pittsworth’s position on the TRL ladder, and the fact that the “Danes” belted Wattles 44 – 4 in the first round.Pre match concerns over the loss of representative back-rower Matt McCarthy were put to rest when the Warriors toughed out a very physical first forty minutes to lead 16 – 10 at the break. Player of the match Justin Van Der Poel set the mood when he mustered plenty of strength to charge over in the second minute of play, carrying three defenders with him. Van Der Poel has tasted first grade this year with a few bench runs, but is among Wattles most consistent players, his tough aggressive running style reaping his side many metres. The regular reserve grade fullback played in the centres and on the wing on Sunday, a powerhouse whenever he handled the ball, and a damaging defender. Winger Dale Dempsey & fullback Brenden Wilson scored tries late in the first half, but when halfback Rob Woodbridge scored after a forty metre Wilson gallop, and Van Der Poel finished off a play that saw five team mates handle, the Warriors took a firm grasp on the game leading 26 – 10. With 22 minutes remaining, back-rower Luke Baker embarked on a stepping run from fifteen metres out to score under the posts in a classy individual effort after solid lead up work by Woodbridge and Lee Lousick. The Danes were camped in Wattles half for the final fifteen minutes of play, but the home side defence was lock tight. Front rower Brady Glass was in great form, a difficult package for the defence to handle, and laying on some great off loads. Halfback Woodbridge was another to shine in a strong all round effort, while up and comer Lee Lousick impressed taking on the Pittsworth line.Wattles co-coach Russell McMillan is more than happy with Wattles last four performances, “the side has a very positive

feel about it with three wins from our last four starts”. Wattles 32 (Justin Van Der Poel 2, Brenden Wilson, Dale Dempsey, Robert Woodbridge, Luke Baker tries; Brady Glass 3, Robert Woodbridge goals) defeated Pittsworth 16.

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“Danes” Edge Out Home SideIn reserve grade Wattles “Railway Hotel, Allora” side finished behind Pittsworth 28 – 36, with Matt Tuiono making a big impression. Josh McIntosh was again outstanding, especially his work around the ruck, while halfback Jordan Henry was also among Wattles best. The “Danes” ran in two tries to lead 10 – 0 after eight minutes, but as halftime approached hooker Josh McIntosh darted away in one of his characteristic dummy half scoots 35 metres up

Forwards Luke Baker & Xavier Manley combine to halt the progress of a Pittsworth "Danes" player in Wattles 32 - 16 first grade victory at Platz Oval on Sunday.

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Ladies Indoor Netball -Last week's winners were: Allsorts, Pink Panthers and All Saints.This week's draw is: 6.30pm - Tiggers v. Mojos (Pink Panthers); 7.30pm - NJam v. Chikerboom (Anne); 8.30pm - All Saints v. Pink Panthers (Anne); Bye - Allsorts.A reminder to all teams that any player not wearing the correct coloured shirt will incur a 3 goal penalty for their team.

field where he offloaded to Anthony McIntosh who scored. The McIntosh brothers were responsible for all Wattles’ first half points, bustling back-rower Walter McIntosh also crashing over for a first stanza touchdown. Pittsworth veteran Brendan Smith scored a sharp four pointer diving from dummy half to give is his side a 14 – 12 lead at the break. Soon after the restart Josh McIntosh & Matt Tuiono put Wattles in a handy attacking position, before 17 year old fullback Brandon Cubby kicked across field for Anthony McIntosh to leap high and score his second try. The Danes snatched the lead again to go ahead 20 – 18, before capitalising on some defensive lapses to lead 26 – 18. Anthony McIntosh also proved a handy exponent of the cross field kick, Matt Tuiono gathering after a “Danes” fumble to score. Wattles clawed their way to the lead in the 58th minute, after centre Dean Cubby showed gritty determination to force his way over from dummy-half for his side to edge ahead 28 – 26. Pittsworth finished the stronger though with two late tries giving them the match, the “Warriors” reduced to eleven men in the final four minutes after Josh McIntosh & Dean Cubby were dispatched to the sin bin.Congratulations to Michael Duggan who came off the bench to play halfback midway through the second half, his debut senior grade match after excelling in the Under 18 ranks this year. Pittsworth 36 defeated Wattles 28 (Anthony McIntosh 2, Matt Tuiono, Walter McIntosh Jnr, Dean Cubby tries; Anthony McIntosh 4 goals).

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Pittsworth Dominate Under 18’sFront-rower Lee Lousick led from the front for the” Allora Foodworks” Warriors in a solid performance as a lead in to his first grade run latter in the day, but alas the Warrior colts were beaten 34 - 6. Halfback Michael Duggan was Wattles best on field, with a strong never say die effort, while outside back Matt Perry was another to stand out in the “green & gold”. Wattles led at halftime 6 – 4 after a Tim Sharpe try that featured a barnstorming Michael Nauschutz run in the lead up. However, a Wattles error from the second half restart hit the Danes “go” button, and they ran in five unanswered tries in the final thirty minutes.The match started with a bad taste for Wattles, losing talented hard working hooker Alex Morris with a knee injury. Fortunately Morris recovered enough to take the field just after half time. Powerful representative front rower Carl Gale was another victim of injury, leaving the field in the 44th minute.Centre Anthony McIntosh hit the 150 season point mark when he converted Wattles first half try. McIntosh finished the day with a season tally of 168 points after two tries and four goals in reserve grade. His points come from 22 tries and 40 goals.Pittsworth 34 defeated Wattles 6 (Tim Sharpe try; Anthony McIntosh goal).The Toowoomba Rugby League has no competition fixtures scheduled for this weekend due to the QRL Open Age Championships at the Gold Coast and also the TRL midyear championships, the Madsen-Rasmussen Trophy final & Presidents Cups at Newtown Oval on Sunday. Wattles next outing will be against Newtown at Newtown Oval on Sunday June 19th.

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