Issue No. 3484 Allora AdvertiserThe

1 Allora AdvertiserTheIssue No. 3484 Ph 07 4666 3128 - E-Mail - Web THURSDAY, 15th MARCH 2018 Published by C. A. Gleeson Pty. Ltd., at the Office, 53 Herbert Street, Allora , Q. 4362 Issued Weekly as an Advertising Medium to the people of Allora and surrounding FREE Local Since 1935 Life Membership for Dedicated VolunteerRoy Nott celebrates his Allora Amateur Swimming Club Life Membership with family members George, Charlotte, wife Ros and Madeline at the Allora Swimming Pool on Sunday. Photo courtesy Glyn ReesThe Allora Swimming Club recognised past President Roy Nott with Life Membership on Sunday in a break in the program of the club s end of season club was recognition most deserved considering Mr.

2 Nott s contribution across the past 17 years, the bestowal of the Allora Swimming Club s highest honour for commitment and certainly no stranger to sport and sport administration, the Allora P-10 State School physical education teacher has been an admirable achiever in providing sporting opportunities for young people throughout the Allora region and wider the presentation for Swimming Club members & supporters at the Allora Swimming Pool current Club President Melissa Gartery praised Mr Nott s contributions over so many years. At the beginning of this season, we received a letter from our Club Patron Marg Rackley said Mrs letter noted that Roy had been a member of the Swimming Club since 2001 and President since LEAGUE!

3 SATURDAY 17th MARCHW attles Warriors V Goondiwindi Boarsat Platz Oval, CliftonGame Times: .. Under 18 .. Reserve Grade .. A GradeMatch Day Sponsor:FIT BLOKE MOTIVATIONAL COACHINGF undraising Raffl es, Mouth Watering Canteen and Bar, Country Rugby League at its Very Best Your team - the mighty Wattles Warriors, the pride of Allora , Clifton & the Central Downs 2018 - 100 Years of the Toowoomba Rugby LeagueEaster Musical Afternoon TeaFriday, 23rd March, the Senior Citizens HallLUCKY DOOR PRIZERAFFLESAFTERNOON TEA$10 per personPhone Shaz 0435 801 inside page 2 SUDOKUS olution in classifieds section2 THE Allora ADVERTISER .. THURSDAY, 15th MARCH 2018 THE Allora ADVERTISER.

4 THURSDAY, 15th MARCH 2018 3 WEATHER FORECASTDay Forecast Min/MaxTHU Mostly Sunny. Mild 16 27 FRI Mostly Sunny. Mild. 16 28 SAT Showers Late. Morning Clouds. Warm. 17 29 SUN Mostly Sunny. Warm. 16 28 MON Early Fog Followed by Sun. Warm. 16 30 TUE Early Fog Followed by Sun. Mild. 15 28 The Allora AdvertiserYour community advertiser servicing local and surrounding areas for 80 years53 Herbert Street, Allora Qld 4362 Phone 07 4666 3128 - email Advertising and Articles Tuesday and Omissions Policy: Care & confirmation is taken in the production of Display & Classified advertising. Every effort is also made to ensure that information published in articles is correct, however, we do not give express or implied warranty as to its accuracy.

5 We do not accept any liability for errors, omissions or opinions. The views expressed in articles published are not necessarily the views of the : All advertising and Editorial material resides at all times with the Allora Advertiser with the exception of where copyright is otherwise held. Copyright will not be released to any other party without written AVAILABLEFREEDELIVERY68 Herbert Street, Allora . - Aaron VietheerPh 4666 3355 - 0428 627 107 WINNER - Outback Region Best Burger 2015- Lamb, Kaffir Lime & Ginger BurgerAllora Presbyterian Men s BreakfastSaturday).They are both qualified teachers with many years of teaching experience. Peter and Christine live and breathe country life, having travelled extensively throughout Queensland.

6 We ve previously worked in small country towns and love small communities. We saw the positive impact chaplains had on the school while we were teachers. Each child should have someone to listen and encourage them, Peter will be sharing about their work and experiences in their outback schools of Urandangi, Dajarra, Boulia and Bedourie at the Men s Breakfast in the church hall on Saturday 24th March, and at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday 25 be visiting on Saturday, March 24 (please note change of date from the usual last Friday which is Easter Men s Breakfast Guest Speaker Peter and Christine Coates, school chaplains from Mobile Outback Chaplaincy RAY BUNCH MACHINERYWARWICKSPECIALISING IN SALE OF SECOND HAND MACHINERYALL LISTINGS WELCOMEAGENT FOR MOST BRANDS OF NEW MACHINERYALMOST 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY GOOD OLD FASHIONED SERVICE WITH A SMILE RAY BUNCH 07 4661 2751 LINDSAY RUHLE MOBILE 0427 912751 MOBILE 0427 318784 QCWA Allora would like to announce - Once Upon a Song(Early Learning through Music and Movement) is being held at the QCWA Rooms in Warwick St, Allora .)

7 The current sessions are designed for children from the age of 6 months up to 3 years and their parents and or carers. Sessions are held on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month am to am during school terms. A delicious morning tea is provided by the CWA ladies and the morning session is over by Child Health in Allora identified a need for parents with young children to have an opportunity to come together to socialize and develop friendships in Allora and surrounding areas. Allora CWA in collaboration with Queensland Child Health and Once Upon a Song decided to support this need in the community. CWA provide the venue, the morning tea and Roslyn shares the songs, rhymes and activities.

8 Once Upon a Song is a musical playgroup, an ideal way to support parents and their young children in the one setting. It is designed to support babies, toddlers and preschoolers grow into happy, confident children. The program helps to nurture development, foster a love of music and help parents use singing in the home. The focus is on having fun with and learning through music. The parents are an integral part of the activities as they are the first and most important teachers for their children. Parents also benefit from participating in the sessions. As well as the wonderful opportunity to strengthen the bond between parent and child, there is the social interaction parents share with other parents, a time to make new friends and support each other in the parenting and Parents can enjoy an all-round sensory experience, with the opportunity to be seeing, touching, listening, singing and moving.

9 Once Upon a Song is designed and facilitated by Roslyn Lakeman, a University Qualified Early Childhood Teacher with years of experience working with young children and parents or carers in various Early Childhood settings. Roslyn has sung in choirs, studied the piano for 8 years and has previously presented Once Upon a Song successfully on the Gold Coast for the past 6 years in community settings. To appropriately meet the needs of the children attending, the activities are dynamic, physically active and often spontaneous. There is an emphasis on the use of our voices as the first and most important instrument. When parents sing with their children they provide opportunity for young children to hear our language in song.

10 As adults sing with the children we can provide a suitable pace, support repetition and we can explore rhythm and rhyme all of which is essential for early language development. The children and parents use various untuned percussion instruments to extend and explore many of the dances and songs. During the session recorded music is used for dancing and movement are asked to provide a gold coin donation to the CWA for each child further information or to reserve a place for you and your child you can contact Roslyn on the Once Upon a Song (Community) Facebook page or at QCWA news - Once Upon a SongOnce Upon a Song musical activities: Left - Scarf Hiding, right - Parachute Pharmacy is excited to introduce new ranges and services such as, Carusos s & Bioceutical Vitamins, Natio Cosmetics & Skincare, MooGoo Skincare, Websterpaks, NDSS, Perfumes and are currently having the following PROMOTIONS.