tara & district magazine - february 2014

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Plenty to see and do at the 2014 Tara Show - Saturday March 8.

The 2014 Tara Show is shaping up to be a beauty. Traditional events such as sheep, wool, horses and the fabulous ladies pavilion are of course a certainty however this year we have a number of new events and activities to enjoy. The 2014 Tara Show will have:

Six Bar Jumping Challenge - your chance to jump for CASH and prizes. Categories include: 18 and over, 17 and under, Best local, Encouragement. Starting at 4pm on the racetrack in front of bar. Stewards Brooke Harwood 0427 027 419 and Mike Geraghty 0427 176 112.

2014 Showtime Challenge - test your skills for CASH and ribbons. Challenges include Whip Cracking, Swag Rolling, Har throwing with a pitch fork and Sheep Counting. Ribbons awarded to place getters (1st to 4th) in each event. Overall winners (male and female) awarded to the persons with the most points across the 4 events receive Champion ribbons and $100 cash. Time: 5pm in front of the main grandstand. Challenge steward is Lenny Wright.

Entertainment line up includes - Ace a fireworks Spectacular, Side Show Alley, The party band Second Gear, The Crack-Up Sisters, Country music singer Ken Lawson and Noah's Racing Pigs and Animal Farm.

Side Show Alley -- ALL RIDES 1/2 PRICE -- courtesy of Tara Show Society. Dodges are GUARANTEED to be at the show and will be only $4/car.

Shop Front Window Competition. This year the theme will be "Showtime Favourites". Dress your shop window or create an instore display. Entries close February 28th. Please register at the Tara Customer Service Centre and help invigorate some fabulous community spirit. Judging will be March 3rd.

2014 Tara Showgirl Awards -- "BUSH VEGAS" - Friday 7th March starting at 6pm. Tara's very own BUSH VEGAS Charity Casino Night where the Showgirl and Princess Entants will be presented and the Charity winners announced. Please contact Showgirl Steward Sharon Pomerenke 0418 157 954 for more details.

Poultry Section -- This is a first for the Tara Show so make sure you enter your "Backyard Beauty" or prize Bantam, duck or goose. There is a category for all types of feathered friends. Contact Stewards Avery Green 0438 410 004 or Daphne Moore 0400 456 278.

Town and Country Market Square will return with loads of stalls and displays for all to enjoy and grab that something unique.

Delight your taste buds with a smorgasbord lunch or a tray of those mouth watering donuts from the Tara Shie College P&C. Grab a Dagwood dog, waffle cone or some fairy floss from side show alley or perhaps try the Coffee Road Mobile Cafe - American pancakes, Belgium waffles, Dutch Poffertjes, cakes, slices, muffins and of course coffee.

Ace Fireworks Spectacular at 7.30pm. They get bigger and better every year.

It is going to be one fantastic Tara Show - only $10 entry fee for adults, $5 for aged pensioners and $2 for children under 15 - so much free and affordable entertainment on offer. What more do you need for a fantastic, family day out.

Tara Show 2014

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4 February - 2014

A Note From the EditorHappy LOVE month! We have a very romantic Valentines Day Edition for you this month. We have our new journalist, Ann Alcock who has written a beautiful story for us which you can read on page 17 of this edition.

As you would have read on page 2-3 we have a wonderful feature on your Tara Show, which is fast approaching, being held on the 8th March, 2014. It sounds like it will be a fantastic event and there will be something for the whole family!

On a more serious note, Western Downs Magazines have decided to lend a hand to a magnificent charity; Aussie Helpers. This organisation is carrying out invaluable work in drought affected regions of Queensland and New South Wales. They are running initiatives such as Buy A Bale to lend a hand to those who need it at the moment. You can read all about the ongoing devastation that is affecting farmers right on our doorstep and find out how you might be able to help on pages 20-21. These stories may bring a tear to your eye, but we need to do something to bring this situation to light.

Until next month, lets pray for rain.

Jessica Flynn

On the CoverValentines Day in the country.

The Western Downs Magazines Team wishes you a very Happy

Valentines Day!

Jessica Flynn, Editor

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EDITORJessica Flynn

DESIGNAmelia Wood

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JOURNALISMAnn Alcock

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FEBRUARY

3-26 Chinchilla White Gums Gallery Photographic Competition 2014. Preview and announcement of competition winners Friday 31st January at 7pm. Bookings: 4668 9908

7 Jandowae Street Party. Starting at 4pm High Street

8 2014 Meandarra Apex Crazy Cockies B&S Ball. Gates Open at Midday. Free Camping. Afternoon Fun & Games. Dress Black Tie. ID Essential for entry. NO Glass, food dye. More information on Facebook

14 Bell Show Ball

15 Jandowae Miss Showgirl Dinner

MARCH

1-2 Bell Show

7 Tara Showgirl Casino Night

8 Tara Show

22 Wondoan Races

22 Jandowae Show

29 Jandowae Races

JUNE

7 Tour de Meandarra - Cycling Ride

6-9 Jandowae Timbertown Festival www.jandowaetimbertown.org.au. Stallholders

required - contact Kelly: 0402 313 096

Send in your event details for inclusion in the Community Billboard and the Events Calender. Call Western Downs Magazines on 4668 5953 or email your event listings for Tara & District to [email protected]

Community groups are advised that applications are being called for the following funding programmes. Application forms are available on the Council website at www.wdrc.qld.gov.au and from Customer Service Centres.

Local Community Festival and Events Grant and Major Events Grant: applications close 5pm Tuesday 4 March 2014 for events beginning mid May 2014.

Community Support Programme: applications close 5pm Monday 31 March 2014 for services and activities in the nancial year of 1/07/2014 to 30/06/2015.

Minor Grants Programme: applications close 5pm Tuesday 1 April 2014 for projects beginning mid May 2014.

Other funding programmes are open throughout the year and include the In Kind Assistance Programme, Sporting Assistance Programme and Public Liability Reimsursement Scheme. Information for these programmes and application forms are available on the Council website under Online Payments and Services/eGrants.

Applications are to be addressed to:Western Downs Regional CouncilCommunity Grants FundingAttn: Chief Executive OfcerPO Box 551, DALBY QLD 4405

For further information phone 1300 COUNCIL (1300 268 624)

Love is in the air...

6 February - 2014

Blackbutt Markets - 3rd Sunday of the month Chinchilla Markets - 3rd Sunday of the month. Ph. 4665 7556 Hivesville Country Markets - 4th Sunday of each month at Hivesville Sports Grounds Ph: 0459 493 511 Kingaroy Artists Cottage Markets - 2nd Saturday of the month Ph: 416 36977 Kingaroy Senior Citizens Markets - 3rd Saturday of the month. Ph: 4164 4130 Kumbia Markets - only held on the 5th Saturday of the month, in months that there is a 5th Saturday 4163 6548 Jandowae Markets - 4th Sunday of the month, Lions Park 4668 5486 or 4668 5408 Miles Markets - 2nd Saturday of the month, 8:30am - 12 noon. St Lukes, Dawson Street, Miles. Ph. 4627 1757 Murgon Markets - Queen Elizabeth Park 2nd Sunday of the month 4168 2784 Nanango Markets - 1st Saturday of the month 0427 631 273 or 4162 7300 Wondai Markets - 4th Saturday of the month 4168 5926 Tara Markets - Held first Saturday of each month. Site fee $5.00 stall holders. Ring Bob 4668 2233 or 4668 2127 Warra Country Markets - 2nd Saturday of the month, Warra Park, Warrego Highway Ph: 468 1113 or 0422 828 762 Dalby Showground Markets - 3rd Saturday of each month (except April) from 7am - Dalby Showgrounds -

Nicholson Street, Dalby. Ph: 0429 696 775

Country Markets

Calendar of Events: February

Upcoming Events

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

3 FEBRUARY

Chinchilla White Gums Photo Competition Opening

4 5 6 7

Jandowae Street Party, 4pm High Street

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Dalby Races

Meandarra Apex Crazy Cockies B&S Ball

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Country Chatters 7pm at the Masonic Lodge, Fry Street, Tara. Contact Chan-tahl Stedman. Email: [email protected]

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Valentines Day

Empire Theatre

Competition Closes

Bell Show Ball

15

Jandowae Miss Showgirl Dinner

Miles Races

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DEADLINE

March Edition

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Country Chatters 7pm at the Masonic Lodge, Fry Street, Tara. Contact Chan-tahl Stedman. Email: [email protected]

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Bell Show

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Bell Show

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Moonie Visual Art Groups Set For A Fabulous Year!

Our workshops for 2014 at the Moonie Sports Club are:

8/9th March Julie Latcham Log Cabin

5/6th April.Bev McClune The Dahlia

12/13th July.Bev McClune Finishing the Dahlia

23/24th Aug.Julie Latcham Diamond Quilt

18/19th Oct.Bev McCluneyet to be decided.

Log Cabin is a traditional pattern that stands the test of time & always looks fabulous! These can be as simple or interestingly complicated as you like, so its a good one for all sewing levels. Julie Latcham will be able to help you achieve what you wish in this quilt.

Bev McClune has very kindly decided to come back and do the finishing workshop 12/13 July FREE OF CHARGE as she really wants everyone to be able to finish this lovely pattern. This pattern looks challenging but as we all know from previous experience with Bev, she makes everything easy! So beginners do not baulk at thisyou will be delighted when you have finished it!

The Diamond pattern is fabulous for using fabrics that you love & dont want to cut up in small pieces. Using brights or pastels, it will be lots of fun & a great technique to have under your belt!

MVAG Club dates for 2014

Feb 4th Mar 4th April 1stMay 6thJune 3rd July 1st Aug 5th Sept 2nd Oct 7th & Nov 11th

These are the days to come & bring whatever you are working on. It doesnt have to be anything to do with the weekend workshops.

This year we also hope to call upon the skills of several members and friends to demonstrate different visual art techniques including embroidery and even cake decorating! We will advertise what different skill will be demonstrated in the Moonie Weekly before or on our Facebook page. If you have any questions or would like to be on our group email list, please contact Arlie Wormwell, our fearless group co-ordinator.

(Arlie Wormwell Ph: 07 46629124 Mob: 0429 629 129 Email: [email protected] )

Lynelle Urquhart

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8 February - 2014

Half A Century for the Hannaford Rose & Geranium ClubThis year marks fifty years for the Hannaford Rose & Geranium Club since its inception in 1964 and we want to collate many of the available photos and have them available to all in one place on a CD. This way we hope, most of the historical photos will be preserved from time, mice, fire or flood! The plan is to make commemorative CDs available for purchase to anyone who is interested, ensuring many copies are out there and will hopefully survive the test of time.

If you have, or know of, any photos from club days or flower shows and would like to add them to the collection, please contact myself, Lynelle Urquhart on 4662 9125 or [email protected] . If you post them to me I shall ensure their absolute care, scan them into the files and return them to you. (Postal address: Lynelle Urquhart, Warrowa, 13919 Moonie Highway, Moonie Qld 4406)

Lynelle Urquhart

Below: President, Marlene Green Secretary, Mim Hirst

Dalby - Tuesday 11 March 2014Dalby Corporate Ofce

Miles - Wednesday 12 March 2014Murilla Room, Dogwood Crossing Miles

Tara - Thursday 13 March Tara Function Room

Jandowae - Tuesday 18 March Jandowae Cultural Centre

Chinchilla - Wednesday 19 MarchChinchilla Cultural Centre Wattle RoomWandoan - Thursday 20 March Wandoan Cultural Centre

Individual appointments by arrangement 4pm to 5.45pm. Please phone Kerri Wood Ph: (07) 4697 4464

Community Grant Workshops 6pm to 7.30pm

For further information phone 1300 COUNCIL (1300 268 624)

Road works closure on Weitzels Road, TaraMotorists are advised that Weitzels Road, between South Road and Tara-Kogan Road intersections, will be closed for one week from Monday 10 February till Monday 17 February to replace the existing floodway.

During this period residents will be able to use Males Drive to access South Road from Chinchilla-Tara Road.

Motorists should drive to the changed conditions and obey all signage for their own safety and the safety of road workers.

For further information, contact Council's Engineering Section on 1300 COUNCIL (1300 268 624).

Cr Andrew Smith, Spokesperson for Works and Engineering Services

Community

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Toastmasters EventsToastmasters from the Tara (Country Chatters), St George, Chinchilla and Roma Clubs will meet in St George on 18th and 19th January 2014 for the Area 31 Conference including Speech Contests and Club Officer Training. Events will take place at the St George High School Library commencing from 10am. Members who have successfully competed at their own club level will now compete at Area level to progress through to Western Division level contest which will be held in Goondiwindi on 1st & 2nd March. A second round of Club Officer Training will also be held

to energize the club roles and learn different ways of doing things said Jenny Abbott Area 31 Governor. Jenny invites all members to join the fun, education, stimulation and networking for the weekend. Registration forms can be obtained by contacting Win Salmon on 0417799362 or Jenny Abbott 0746692221.

Jeannette CoonanVice President Public Relations

Mayoral Prayer BreakfastThe Mayoral Prayer Breakfast for the Western Downs Regional Council will be held on Friday 21st March at the Dalby RSL Club from 6.30am to 8.30am.

The Mayor of the Western Downs Regional Council Cr Ray Brown will officially welcome all attending the breakfast and give a short address. The Breakfast will consist of a hot and cold buffet.

Several members from our community will lead the event with Prayers for the Nation, Prayers for the Western Downs Region, Prayers for the Family and Prayers for our Local Communities.

The Guest Speaker for the Breakfast is Barry Cunnington. Barry was born into a Christian farming family in western New South Wales and raised in an isolated district many kilometres from town. Barry attended Boarding School and eventually returned to the land to pursue a career in farming and agriculture after graduating from Agricultural College with Honours. At the age of 24 Barry was managing what was at the time one of Australias largest northern development properties. Following great success, Barrys life was devastated by a series of events which triggered a return to God. The call to God began to be fulfilled, including a call to establish Orphanages and Widows Homes in Africa. Barry has been instrumental in running the spectacular Tent of Promise which continues throughout Africa today. He has just returned from Romania and Bahrain.

Barry will be sharing with us the key he discovered to access the blessings of the supernatural life in Christ, which has taken him from an ordinary life to a favoured, blessed and higher life in Christ.

Closer to the event, tickets will be available at the Western Downs Regional Council Corporate Office in Dalby and all Customer Service Centres.

Arthur Martin

Organising Committee: Doug Henning, Arthur Martin, Rev Jenny Sims, Rev Peter Evans, John Townsend

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10 February - 2014

Business

Kylies Agro RoundupAgronomist Changes at Tara Rural Supplies

Kylie Fourie will be leaving us in mid February to go and have a baby! So please make sure you contact her on 0429032218 with any questions so that she can help you out before she goes on maternity leave.

Kylie will be returning to work part time from July, in the meantime Andy Gunther will be your main point of contact if you have any agronomy questions. Please call the shop on 07 4665 3366 to talk to Andy about any agronomic issues.

Winter Forage Options

It may not feel like it now but we need to start thinking about what you might plant WHEN it rains!

The quickest forage sorghum we have to feed height is SSS variety. Or if you are looking for standover feed to take into winter then Sweet Jumbo or Mega Sweet are the variety of choice. Sorghum will stop growing as the days grow colder, so if we have not had a rain before the

end of February then swapping to oats is your best option.

By the end of February we will be able to plant some varieties of oats, and if you are looking for more bulk in your feed then mixing forage sorghum with your oats seed may be a good option.

Some oats varieties are already in tight supply, so please let us know your predicted seed requirements so that you can plant the variety that is suitable for your production system.

Aladdin is an oats variety suitable for planting at the end of February as it can handle a hot start to get you some quick green feed.

In March as the soil temperature cools we can plant all oats varieties, as well as think about Barley or Triticale as alternatives. Barley has a feed advantage over oats as it puts on more bulk, however you will only get one feeding out of it, compared to a couple of feeds with most oat varieties.

Clearing Dam Sinking RoadsDriveways Fire Breaks

Contact: John 4665 3931 Steve 4669 4057 Ron 4669 4336

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Empire Theatre Competition

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Some ladies will do anything for a good cause!

When Annies husband John dies from leukaemia, she and her best friend Chris resolve to raise money for a new sofa in the local hospital waiting room.

They manage to persuade four fellow Womans Institute members to pose nude with them for an alternative calendar. With their modesty spared only by artfully placed cakes, knitting and flower arrangements, and a little help from the hospital porter and an amateur photographer they complete their calendar. The calendar is a huge success but Chris and Annies friendship is put to the test under the strain of their new-found fame.

Based on a true story, Calendar Girls became the fastest selling play in British theatre history and a worldwide hit, showing one night only at the Empire Theatre.

Competition Closes 14th February 2014

Win 2 Tickets to Calendar GirlsFriday 21st March at 8 p.m

To win a double pass to see Calendar Girls at the Empire Theatre in Toowoomba, simply like us on Facebook. If you already like us, keep an eye out for Calendar Girls Facebook post, and like the post for your chance to win the tickets.

If you dont have access to Facebook, simply fill in the form to the right and send it in to us for your chance to win the double pass Western Downs Magazines. 35 High Street, Jandowae 4410.

You Still Have Time To Win 2 Tickets To:

Rachael Beck and David HobsonBe swept away with the talent of Rachael Beck and David Hobson as they perform at the Empire Theatre in an evening of beautiful music on Saturday 22 February.

As two of Australias most popular performers, they will take you on a unique journey of classical, musical theatre and popular songs in their new show Both Sides.

Rachael Beck is a leading lady of musical theatre and an acclaimed concert performer. David Hobson is regarded as a renowned operatic performer and recording artist.

To win a double pass to see Calendar Girls at the Empire Theatre in Toowoomba, simply like us on Facebook. If you already like us, keep an eye out for Calendar Girls Facebook post, and like the post for your chance to win the tickets.

If you dont have access to Facebook, simply fill in the form to the January Special Summer Edition and send it in to us for your chance to win the double pass Western Downs Magazines. 35 High Street, Jandowae 4410.

January Competition Closes 10th February 2014

14 February - 2014

Pet of the Month Finalists:1. Mia, sent in by Stephie Looker

2. Hercules, submitted by Mikayla Heathwood

3. Nutmeg, by Andrew Brown

4. Molly, sent in by Ruby Heathwood

5. German shepherd Jake with his sister Ruby, photographed by Mark Avent

WINNER: Congratulations to Emma-Lee Filer-Cottee and her kitten Blue

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Community

QGC Sustainable Communities Fund information sessionsRepresentatives from not-for-profit organisations and local governments are invited to register fro free information sessions about the QGC Sustainable Communities Fund.The next funding round opens on Saturday 1 February 2014 and closes on Monday 31 March 2014.Session contents: Information about the QGC Sustainable Communities Fund eligibility

and application processes Light refreshments followed by an opportunity to discuss individual

proposals with QGC representatives (available only to those who attend the preliminary information session).

Session times: Chinchilla, Tuesday 18 February, Chinchilla Bowls Club, Boyd Street,

10:00am 12:00pm Miles, Tuesday 18 February, The Murilla Room, Dogwood Crossing

Miles, Cnr Leichhardt and Warrego Highways Miles, 6:00pm 8:00pm Dalby, Wednesday 19 February, BMO Business Centre 178 Drayton

Street Dalby, 11:00am 1:00pm.To register:Telephone (freecall) 1800 030 443 or email [email protected] ensure you nominate the session you with to attendRegistrations must be received at least three working days prior to the session you with to attend.

Representatives from not-for-profit organisations and local governments are invited to register for free information sessions about the QGC Sustainable Communities Fund.

Valentine's Day & Pam's Greenery

Why not brighten up your life with a boxed arrangement of flowers or a bouquet of lovely red roses for your loved one this Valentine's Day. Tray-boxes can include a teddy bear or chocolates to make the occasion even more special. Phone Pam to have them ready and on time for this special occasion. Place your order early so you wont be disappointed.

Pam's Greenery is now six years old and has diversified over the years to bring the ladies who live in Tara and the surrounding area a taste of what the city folk take for granted. Lovely artificial plants, greenery and flowers are the beginning of cheering up the theme around the home and office place by enhancing the feeling of well-being. They're pleasing to the eye and have always lifted one's spirits and will continue to do so.

Handbags, wallets and evening bags have been introduced together with fashion accessories over the years and now, also in store there're beautiful tapestry designs in a range of handbags, travel bags, wallets and shopping bags. These together with other gifts items in the store are all at affordable prices.

Tapestry is a fabric that centuries ago, only the very rich could afford.

It is a woven art for decorations in palaces, castles and churches across Europe. In the past tapestry advertised the power of wealth of Kings and Noblemen. Henry VIII was recorded to have owned more than 2000 tapestries. Today this ancient craft has been integrated with the latest technology to produce an elegant range of modern tapestry with exquisite designs for your pleasure.

Pam s Greenery

ValentinesDay

You dont need someone to complete you.

You only need someone to accept you completely.

St Valentines DayFor incurable romantics St Valentines Day is just around the corner. How will you show your love to that special person in your life?

St Valentines day is steeped in history and tradition. The origins remain shrouded in mystery but one legend dates it back to the Roman times. Emperor Claudius II believed that single men made better soldiers than those with wives and families and so he forbade marriage for young men. Valentine is said to have defied Claudius and continued to perform marriages for young lovers in secret. When his actions were discovered, Claudius ordered that he be put to death.

Prior to his execution he was visited in prison by a young girl and before his death is said to have written her a letter which he signed from your Valentine, an expression we continue to use today. The oldest known valentine still in existence is a poem written in 1415 by Charles, Duke of Orleans, to his wife while he was imprisoned in the Tower of London following his capture at the Battle of Agincourt.

For many years people continued to declare their love with individual hand written notes. These have largely been replaced by commercial greeting cards and the digital age has given us e-cards. Now there are apps to help you plan your complete Valentine event on your smart phone or tablet.

The traditions of giving flowers, especially long-stemmed red roses, and heart-shaped chocolates in red-lined boxes are still among the most popular ways of showing ones love on Valentines Day. Candle-lit dinners, jewellery and romantic weekends also rate highly.

Five romantic and fun things to do on St Valentines Day:

1. To help your love last all year spend some time together writing romantic ideas on slips of paper. Place them in a box and each partner takes one out every alternate week and has to implement the idea during the following week.

2. Use an iOS app to make your own personalised video greeting.

3. Give your partner a love coupon. This is a promissory note between lovers to agree to do something romantic at some date in the future.

4. Make a list of the top 10 reasons why you love your partner.

5. Take a bubble bath with candles and champagne.

Happy St Valentines Day!

Ann Alcock

Why buy cut roses, when you can buy a living rose that will last a lifetime?

Dalby Landscape & Home Garden Supplies have everything you need to spoil your loved one this Valentine's Day. As Dalby's only appointed stockist of Crabtree & Evelyn we offer the full range of beautifully scented perfumes,moisturisers, scent diffusers, bath products and a delicious range of fine foods including biscuits, jams and preserves, toffees and fudge, which can all be gift wrapped if you choose.

Dalby Landscape's large range of giftware and garden ornaments caters for all sense of styles and personalities. However, if you are still unsure of what to buy your loved one then why not treat them to a gift that will last a lifetime, a gorgeous living potted plant! This way your significant otherwill be able to watch the plant grow and bloom year after year. Happy Valentine's Day!

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Recipe

Proudly Sponsored by Foodworks Tara23 Day St, Tara Ph: 4665 3188

White Chocolate Cream Heart TartsIngredients

1/2 x 200g packet Kingston biscuits

30g butter, melted

1/4 cup thickened cream

45g block white chocolate, melted, cooled

125g fresh raspberries

Icing sugar mixture, for dusting

Method

Step 1

Place biscuits in a food processor. Process until finely chopped. Add butter. Process until just combined.

Step 2

Divide mixture evenly between two 2cm-deep, 10cm (base) heart-shaped loose-based fluted flan tins (see note). Using the back of a metal teaspoon, press mixture over base and sides of tins. Refrigerate for 30 minutes or until firm.

Step 3

Whisk cream until soft peaks form. Add chocolate. Using a large metal spoon, gently fold until well combined. Carefully remove biscuit cases from tins. Divide cream mixture between cases. Arrange raspberries on top. Serve.

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20 February - 2014

Yesterday I posted a rant on our facebook page about the mental suffering of graziers and all farmers alike in this terrible drought we are enduring at this time. To illustrate my point, I used a photo of my gorgeous kelpie blue dog cross, Lolli. She was and is suffering from an unknown illness, one that looked like it would take her very life and still could. This morning she is much improved though, and hopefully she continues to do so, after extremely valuable advice received from Breaker. She even finished her milk this morning, and smacked her lips with a little more life in her eyes.

My point in yesterdays post is that you really cannot know the amount of hardship, and the terrible choices that must be made on a farm in drought unless you have physically been there yourself, and made those choices.

Its almost impossible to explain with words the trauma of a decision where your choices are bad, very bad and just plain awful. But one thing I learnt (the only useful thing I have learnt) from animal activists websites and facebook pages, while I was trying to fight the anti-farmer movement, is this take a picture, give suffering a face, and people can empathise.

I saw many photos of cattle, maybe a single brahman steer, lovely and quiet looking, they gave it a name, one I know they decided to call Jacob and then told a story about how he was brutalized and cruelly murdered in some overseas abattoir. Then they point the finger at Australian farmers and say its all their fault This is not the point of my post today, but its very easy to see how people get so upset about Live Export

with such a visual motivator.

So yesterday my motivator was the image of my own wonderful dog suffering, and people have responded! The response has been greater than imagined, though the response we got from the picture of Bustas empty collar should have given me some sort of clue, seen by over 90,000 people, liked and shared so many times! I wish I could tell our

mate how many people have grieved for him.. It would blow his humble doggy mind.

I have turned down many many offers for financial support, people who want to pay the vet fee to save my little dog, and I so appreciate every single one of them! I am not turning them down out of pride, or some misguided sense of martyrdom.. I say no, because I am only one person, only one insignificant farmers daughter in a country filled with people more needy, the grazier who is so broke he cannot afford to buy hay to keep his five year old daughters pony from starving. The sheep farmer who has to make a choice to buy more drench for his dying sheep, or put food in his childrens mouths for one more week.

The man who, with $100 left to his name, must decide if he will buy one more bale of hay for his favourite cows, or a carton of bullets to put them all down. Its no wonder so many of these hurting, broken men turn the rifle on themselves after the grisly job is done.

If all I can do is share the photos of the things which break our hearts every single day, then see these pictures. A baby lamb named Choppa pulled from a bog hole, the only survivor out of seven sheep, and 15 kangaroos, Choppa died after three days of love and care in the houseyard.

A calf called Geoff, pulled from a dam, where he was stuck beside the dead body of his mother, and named

after a wonderful man, born malnourished, he looked more like an 80 year old POW than the two week old baby he was. We fought for him so hard, only to lose him three weeks later.

An old cow struggles to stand, she was a much loved old girl, one of our special MJ cows.. One day she stood up, the next I helped her up, the day after, my little brother dragged her body away. My brother is 19. Why should he have to face that sort of thing, when others his age are partying and living life to the fullest? Other boys are travelling, having fun, getting first jobs and going to uni. My brother is a man beyond his years, he has seen more and suffered more than most men twice his age.

My sister is 21, girls her age are going to the beach and debating whether or not to wear that dress. My sister, doesnt care what she wears, so long as she doesnt have to see another animal in distress today.

If seeing these images hurts you, or makes you feel sad, only imagine what it does to the minds and emotions of the men and women who see them in real life every day, those who fight to change the inevitable, those who work against all odds to save a life, or to help an animal who is suffering.

Its difficult enough every day, but to do it with debt, or no money like so many graziers are trying to do right now? Impossible. My fathers

voice when our pet cow comes to him for food in the paddock, and he rubs her neck and apologises to her softly, Im so sorry girl, I cannot feed you today.

There is emotional damage occurring in the bush today, and if you can spare a moment, spend a moment.

Buy locally grown, support Aussie beef, Aussie lamb, pay an extra dollar for something direct from the grower.

And most of all, Thank God for the Aussie producer. They do it tough, they feel forgotten, and misunderstood. But every day I see more people standing up to say hey, we see you, we appreciate you, we support you

~Jillaroo

Posted on January 20, 2014 by Jillaroo http://countrygirlsoutandabout.wordpress.com/2014/01/20/objective-achieved

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February - 2014 21Murray Hartin has CDs and books available on his website www.murrayhartin.com

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Announcing the Western Downs Winners of the Australia Day AwardsThe Australia Day spirit is alive and well on the Western Downs with 28 locals set to be honoured this Sunday as outstanding citizens who've contributed to our region's lifestyle.

Mayor Ray Brown said the judging panel faced a tough decision to pick the winners from 68 worthy nominations.

"The Australia Day Awards give us the chance to formally recognise and celebrate those individuals and groups within our communities who work hard to make our region a great place to live," he said.

"As always, the judging panel found the stories of commitment, generosity and accomplishments

of residents, volunteers and community groups both inspirational and humbling. So from the 68 nominations the panel chose 28 winners of local categories and from those 28, five regional winners were selected.

"I'd like to congratulate all the winners on their outstanding contribution to our region and I look forward to joining local events to celebrate their achievements and Australia Day."

The 2014 Regional Winners for the Western Downs in the Australia Day Awards are:

Citizen of the Year Award - Bill Blackley

Young Citizen of the Year Award - Christopher

Bender

Cultural Award - Jan Ferguson

Sports Achievement Award - Thomas Versace

Community Project/Event of the Year Award - Tara Festival of Culture and Camel Races

For the full list of local and regional winners and their profiles, visit Council's website www.wdrc.qld.gov.au/australia-day-2014-award-winners

For details on the Australia Day Ambassadors, their profiles, and details about events around the region, visit www.wdrc.qld.gov.au/australia-day-2014

Cr Ray Brown Western Downs Regional Council Mayor

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As the old Chinese Proverb says The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.

A succession plan is a strategy you put in place to identify and develop the next person/s to lead your business. That could be an employee you are grooming, an investor you are courting to purchase the business or a family member from the next generation who is taking the reigns.

No matter what your succession path looks like, there are two key aspects you have to get right:

1. The technical details. Succession planning

is not a one-off event. It is a process, and it can take years. Are assets owned by the right entities, are you using the right business structures? Its a little like chess. You need to always be looking several moves ahead while you continue to adapt constantly to the changing environment around you. Having experts who can help you navigate technicalities like capital gains tax, superannuation and aged care rules can make a big difference. Be sure to involve your solicitor and accountant in your planning right from the start.

2. Communication. Your personality, upbringing, values, education and stage of life will all have a bearing on how you view things and how you communicate with others. Recognise and enjoy your different

perspectives. Be honest. If you arent openly sharing, then people will start to make their own (often wrong) assumptions about what you are planning. Be kind to each other. It can be wise to use a skilled negotiator, to work through issues and towards agreed approaches.

Succession planning takes commitment, patience, specialist assistance, and constructive debate to climb hurdles and identify opportunities. With the right approach, nothing is insurmountable. And remember, the best time to start is now.

David Briese will be sharing more tips at The Farmer Wants a Life seminars being held during February. www.thefarmerwantsalife.com.au.

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24 February - 2014

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Health &Beauty

Sugar, the Most Dangerous Drug of All? Last month I delivered some vital information to you. In the Special January Edition of the Western Downs Magazine I outlined the Top Ten Chemicals To Avoid in your personal care products. Many of these chemicals are very popular in everyday products and by avoiding them you could prevent conditions such as cancer, depression, insomnia, birth defects, organ failure, psoriasis, eczema and many other health issues.

This month, we put the spotlight on sugar. Sugar is becoming a major concern in the medical community and has recently been described as the most dangerous drug of our time by Paul van der Velpen, head of Amsterdams respected health service.

Now we have all heard about the risks of obesity and diabetes being the result of a high consumption of sugar. But did you know that there 146 negative effects sugar can have on your health? Nancy Appleton PhD. a clinical nutritionist has completed a study exploring the effects of sugar on our health and found 146 health issues directly resulting from the consumption of sugar. Some of these include:

Sugar can decrease growth hormone (the key to staying youthful and lean)

Sugar feeds cancer

Sugar increases cholesterol

Sugar causes food allergies

Sugar can contribute to eczema in children

Sugar can impair the structure of DNA

Addressing similar issues the World Health Organisation released a warning based on research published in January 2013 proving that high-sugar diets lead to weight gain. The corollary of weight-gain, of course, is obesity, and all the attendant health issues that condition raises, including heart disease, cancer, hypertension and decreased life expectancy. And as if that wasnt enough, another study published in the European Journal of Nutrition points to a link between high sugar intake and a much greater risk of depression.

Above all this research the one point that concerns me the most is that sugar feeds cancer. Science Daily states that certain sugar molecules are present in very high numbers in cancer cells. It now turns out that these sugar molecules are not only present but actually aid the growth of the malignant cells. The fact that cancer rates in Australia are now 1 in 3 people, you would think that our nation would sit up and take notice. But many continue on in life in denial, that wont happen to me!

Not only is sugar aiding the death of our family and friends but there is the growing conviction that sugar is a highly addictive substance and one which creates cravings we find hard to control. Megan Douglas, a renowned naturopath and founder of World Organic, brings to light in one of her recent articles the results of scientific studies, which reveal that whilst people eating fats and proteins will stop when they are full, they will keep eating if they are consuming sugars, no matter their level of satiety. Perhaps even more frightening, French researchers in Bordeaux also reported recently that laboratory rats chose sugar over cocaine, despite the fact that they were already addicted to cocaine!

Dr Mehmet Oz suggests a four-pronged, four-week approach to freeing yourself from sugar addiction:

1. Eat a balanced breakfast with protein and fibre to stave off sugar cravings later in the morning.

2. Eliminate hidden sugars around your house. Common household foods that contain hidden sugar include peanut butter, mayonnaise, pasta sauce and yogurt.

3. Use alternative sweeteners such as agave or stevia.

4. Trick your taste buds by finding ways to replace the sugar with something else, such as cinnamon.

Alternatively, try starting with the new Queensland Health campaign, Dont stop it, just swap it! Swap soft drink and juice for water. Swap regular sugared tea and coffee for herbal teas. Swap a sweet biscuit or cake snack for a piece of fruit. Swap regular chocolate for dark chocolate with 80%+ cocoa.

I want to leave you with one thought if every type of food and drink that contains sugar carried a warning label that read:

This product is addictive and may cause depression, cancer, cardiovascular disease, allergies and eczema.

Would you purchase the product? Would you feed it to your child, grandchild, or even your dog?

Start addressing the sugar addiction in your home today!

Chantahl Stedman

Sales and Hire Dalby

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Tara Health Services Directory

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SERVICE FREQUENCY REFERRAL SERVICE PROVIDER

OUTPATIENT CLINICPhone 4678 7900 to make an appointment3 days in advance

Monday / Wednesday / Friday8.00 am 9.00 amExcept Public holidays

No Tara Health Service

CHILD HEALTHPhone 4678 7900 for enquiries.

Currently the Child Health service is not available and is expected to resume with one day per fortnight in the near future. Commencement date not available at present.

No Tara Health ServicePrimary Health Care Centre

COMMUNITY HEALTH Phone 4678 7904

WeeklyThursday / Friday No

Tara Health ServiceKathy HigginsPrimary Health Care Centre

MENTAL HEALTH (Adult)Phone 46690501 for an appointment or 46690501 / 46787900 to cancel

Weekly Monday Yes

District Health ServiceMental Health TeamPrimary Health Care Centre

MENTAL HEALTH (Child & Youth)Phone 4669 0501 for an appointment or 4669 0501 / 4678 7900 to cancel

Weekly Tuesday Yes

District Health ServiceMental Health Team Primary Health Care Centre

WOMENS HEALTH Ph 4678 7900 for an appointment or to cancel

Every 6 weeksMonday No

District Health ServiceBarbara MilnePrimary Health Care Centre

ALCOHOL & DRUGS COUNSELLINGPh 4669 0555 for an appointment or to cancel Fortnightly No

District Health ServicePrimary Health Care Centre

PHYSIOTHERAPYPresent referral to Tara Health ServiceTo cancel appointment 4669 0538 / 4678 7900

WeeklyWednesday and alternateMonday / Thursday

YesGP or Health Professional

Tara Health ServicePrimary Health Care Centre

SOCIAL WORKPresent referral to Tara Health ServiceTo cancel appointment 4669 0772 / 4678 7900

WeeklyWednesday

YesSelf or Health Professional

Tara Health ServicePrimary Health Care Centre

DIETETICSPresent referral to Tara Health ServiceTo cancel appointment 4669 0563 / 4678 7900

FortnightlyMonday


District Allied Health ServicePrimary Health Care Centre

SPEECH PATHOLOGYPresent referral to Tara Health ServiceTo cancel appointment 4669 0548 / 4678 7900

WeeklyMonday



OCCUPATIONAL THERAPYPresent referral to Tara Health ServiceTo cancel appointment 4669 0546 / 4678 7900

WeeklyTuesday and fortnightly Wednesday



ANTENATAL CLINICPhone 4669 0525 Dalby Maternity for an appointment or 4669 0525 / 4678 7900 to cancel an appointment

FortnightlyWednesday No

Dalby Health ServiceTara Health Service

RURAL & REMOTE WOMENS HEALTH PROGRAM To make appointment or cancel appointment Ph 4678 7900

Bi-Monthly NoRoyal Flying Doctor ServiceDr Felicity ReaTara Health Service

Health & Beauty

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Head LiceHead lice are spread by head-to-head contact with someone who already has head lice. Having head lice is not a sign of poor hygiene and head lice do not carry or spread other diseases. Anyone can catch head lice at any age.

Head lice are wingless insects that make their home on peoples scalps. They are often difficult to see. Their favourite hiding places are behind the ears and at the back of the neck. Head lice feed on human blood and their bite can be itchy.

Female lice lay their eggs near the base of hairs, usually within 1.5cm of the scalp. The eggs are glued to the hairs and hatch in about seven days. The empty egg shells are call nits.

Individual lice cannot live for more than a few days off the head.

SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS

Tickling or itching feeling of something moving in the hair

Skin sores caused by scratching

Pale, white specks (the eggs) stuck to the base of the hairs, that do not fall out when the hair is shaken

Head lice products can kill living lice and eggs, but do not protect people from getting head lice. Frequent or regular use of head lice products can cause scalp irritation and may allow lice to develop resistance to treatments.

An easy way to find lice and eggs is the conditioner and comb method.

Hair conditioner makes it hard for the lice to cling to the hair or crawl away. Any ype of hair conditioner may be used.

School children often get and spread head lice. If your child has head lice you are advised to contact the school teacher and everyone your child has been in close contact with over the past few weeks.

Head lice can also be removed by use of an insecticide type head lice product. These products are available as shampoos, mousses, conditioners, lotions and sprays.

When using head lice products

Do not use on children under 2 years of age without a doctors advice

Use enough to thoroughly cover the hair and scalp, including the back of the neck and behind the ears

Dry hair with a towel (do not use a hair dryer as heat can inactivate the treatment)

Itching may continue for one week after the head lice have been killed

No single treatment kills 100% of eggs. Apply the product a second time, 7-10 days after the first application, to kill surviving eggs.

Lice can become resistant to some products. If lice are not killed, a different product may be needed.

For all your head lice requirements please contact The Dalby Friendly Society Dispensary Ltd.

Dalby & District Friendly Society Dispensary

Health & Beauty

30 February - 2014

Sport

TARAHARDWARE

Richard & Lou Thornbury

47 Day Street, TaraP: 4665 3216

E: [email protected]

Monday - Friday: 8.00am - 5.00pmSaturday: 8.30am - 11.30am

Tara CricketA great day was had by all at Teelba last Saturday as the Tara & District Cricket Association took the show on the road in recognition of the group of players from that neck of the woods who support the local competition. A special thanks to the local community for their hospitality on the day.

Two T20 games were contested on the day with Condamine taking on Meandarra in the morning and Tara playing Moonie in the afternoon.

Meandarra batted first and it was some local Teelba talent that got them off to a good start with John Penfold (27) and Tim Simmons (21) batting well to see them 2/55 off 8 overs. Two quick wickets including the in-form Brendan Hatherell (3) saw Meandarra slump to 4/65. Ryan Burrows (40 retired), Webby (16) and Teelbas Sonny Power (18 n/o) came to the rescue to see Meandarra post a good score of 157 of their 20 overs. Sam Taylor was the pick of the Condamine bowlers taking 2 for 23.

Condamines run chase got off to a bad start, losing Sam Taylor (14) and Ben Mott (3) cheaply. A good partnership between Guy Campbell (40 retired) and Scott Attwooll (20) got Condamine to 3 for 81, but once those two left the crease things fell away quickly to see Condamine all out for 105 in the 20th over. Meandarra used 9 bowlers for the day with most picking up a wicket, however Craig Emerys 3 for 7 off 2 overs was the most impressive.

Tara won the toss and elected to bat in the afternoon match. Jeff Wade (40 retired) and Matthew Prain (38) put on an impressive 95 run opening stand which set up Taras innings. Ian Beil (13 n/o) was the only other player to reach double figures however as Taras innings ended at 5 for 137. Patty Nolan enjoyed the conditions to pick up 2 for 15 from his 4 overs and Brad

Baker 1 for 10 off 4 bowled with great control.

Moonies innings didnt get off to the best of starts losing Trent Schutt (3), Brad Baker (2) and Mark Bogle (9) within the first 5 overs to leave them at 3 for 17. Unfortunately it didnt get much better for Moonie as not one batsmen reached double figures to see them all out for 63 in 17 overs. New recruit for Tara, Glen Gulliver picked up the impressive figures of 3 for 12 off 3 overs and the evergreen Ian Beil chimed in with 3 for 5 off his four overs.

Matthew Prain

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Tara Bowls ResultsCongratulations to John Smith who has progressed to the final of the Association Singles after winning through his section last Sunday in Tara. Good luck!

There were 14 players for Jackpot Joker Bowls. The triples game was taken out by Laurie Boardman, Rod Parker (nice to see you back Rod!) and Jo Jones over Peter Porter, Eddie Jones and Shirley Jones 15 - 9. The fours was a little closer with Jim Smith, Craig Ensbey, Gary Riggs and Justin Burnham winning 16 - 14 over John Smith, Pop Wilson, Gary Riggs and Charles Barnes. The Joker remained in the pack, so the prize money jackpots to $320 this Saturday.

A big couple of months coming up on the greens with several Championship rounds to be completed -

Round 1 Mens Fours to be played by 25 January 2014 - John Smith, M. Prain, M. Larsen & D. Stark v C. Ensbey, P. Matthews, T. Duffy & E. Jones (10am 25/1/14). Jim Smith, D. Sommerfeld, M. Merry & C. Baldwyn v L. Boardman, P. Porter, P. Wilson & L. Wright.

Championships to be completed by March 2, 2014 -

Round 2 A Grade Singles - M. Larsen v Jim Smith, P. Matthews v T. Duffy, C. Ensbey v D. Sommerfeld & M. Prain v John Smith

Round 1 B Grade Singles - (Please note new draw) C. Brauer v D. Collins, C. Baldwyn v P. Porter, J. McDonald v D. Stark & L. Wright v C. Bradley

Round 1 A Pairs - John Smith v M. Merry v J. Wilson & L. Wright, T. Duffy & L. Boardman v

C. Ensbey & P. Porter

Round 1 Triples - L. Boardman, J. Wilson & L. Wright v Jim Smith, C. Ensbey & D. Sommerfeld, P. Porter, T. Duffy & C. Baldwyn v John Smith, M. Prain & P. Matthews

Round 1 Mixed Pairs - L. Boardman & A. Furniss v Jim Smith & P. Heferen, C. Ensbey & R. Ramplin v M. Prain & A. Cann

Matthew Prain

Meandarra Bowls ClubThe refurbishment of the greens is now complete and members have had a roll-up and found the green in great condition, just a little more work and it will be excellent. Sunday bowls will start at 3.00pm so members try and brave the heat and have a roll soon.

Mark Saturday, 22 February on your calendar for a game of Night Bowls. What a brilliant way to spend a Summers evening outdoors with family and friends. Feel free to nominate your own team of 3 players or if you cant find a team we will make one up for you. $6.00 per player for the night and the Club will supply complimentary supper. The McDonald Trophy is up for grabs and other prizes to be won. So please forward your team with Lyn McDonald, June Slack or with me as soon as possible. We are looking forward to a fun-filled evening come and join us!

Please note that the Club is open every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fridays from 5pm onwards, and patrons please note that Club rule applies. Fridays are BBQ nights prepared by our lovely volunteers, please feel free to drop in for a bite and to socialize as well as to catch-up on the latest. The Club greatly appreciates your patronage.

Chris Woo

Sport

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Classifieds

FOR SALE

FOR SALE - CAMPER TRAILERJohno, with double bed and

light truck tyres. Good condition. Registered. $3,500. Ph: 4669 1415

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FOR SALE - CARAVANCoromal 14 foot low-line pop-top. 2 single beds, full gas stove, 3-way

fridge, microwave, annex. Rego til Feb 2014. Good Condition. $10,500. Ph:

4669 1415......................................

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Holden Commodore VYII 2004 Ute Excellent Condition 133400km.

Twin Exhaust. 5 speed manual. Black Interior. Upgraded Stereo. Near new Tyres. Body Kit. Goes Great. Reduced

to $10,000 ONO. Ph: 4668 5110......................................

FOR SALE - TRAIL BIKEKawasaki KZ 250F Trail Bike 2012

model. New plastics and graphics. Spare set of plastics. Goes great, excellent condition $5500 ONO.

Ph: 4668 5110......................................

FOR SALE - TELEVISIONCentrex 22 colour televison, strong

set top box, MXT dvd player and cabinet. The lot $100. Ph: 4669 7326

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FOR SALE - SADDLEChilds Pony Club Saddle, Good Condition $75.00

Ph: 4668 6117 / 045 548 965

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FOR SALE - 2010 HOLDEN UTEVE SV6 MY10, colour Nitrate.

70,000kms, 6sp manual, $23,500. Polished alloy sports bar &

removable ladder racks, soft tonneau cover, mud flaps, heavy duty towbar, window tint. Ph: Tom 0413 949 339.

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FOR SALE - HEADERJohn Deere 7720, Straw Chopper 24 FT Bat Reel. One Owner, good

condition. $20,000 GST incl., negotiable. Ph: Night 4663 2207 or

Day 0429 065 170.......................................

FOR SALE - LANDCRUISER WAGON1997 40th Anniversary White Auto

Petrol, many extras. One owner, immaculate condition. 145,000kms. $15,000 negotiable. Ph: Night 4663

2207 or Day 0429 065 170.......................................

FOR SALE - USED AND NEW GOODSUsed - Washing Machine, fridge,

freezer, kitchen cabinets, sinks, beds, lounge suites.

New - 6 x Audi Car wheels, baby car seats, indoor and outdoor furniture.

Phone 0430 042 919 or 0437 034 037, Tara.

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Statewide support, Local knowledge.https://www.facebook.com/qlpr.wdrqld Ph: Janette: 0427 657 568

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PROPERTY

STALL HOLDERS INVITATIONThe Jandowae Timbertown Festival

is seeking stall holders for the upcoming 2014 Festival (6th-9th

June 2014). Please visit www.jandowaetimbertown.org.au to download an application form.

Festival attendance is estimated to be over 10000 people.P......................................

CHINCHILLA (Red Hill)680 ac. with good stands of

Ironbark and Cypress. Perm water in billabongs and creek. I bdrm Donga fully equipped with shwr and toilet

under cover. 7000 gal rainwater with pumps. 10m x 6m lockable shed on concrete. Good TV & mobile phone cover. 1 Kw Solar power, Solar HWS and 12v frig/freezer included. Has a lot of potential for a number of

uses and is only 15 kms from town. Fiat tractor and Hino truck cheap if

required. $275k with vendor finance on 10% dep and 6% interest P.A. Repayments neg. Contact Doug 0458 599 367 or email: doug.w@

harboursat.com.au for photos.......................................

FOR SALE - HOUSE4 Bedroom House in Jandowae.

Renovated bathroom, kitchen with granite bench tops, huge living areas. House sale includes all

furniture (everything from the TV to beds etc.) Double carport. Lockable

shed 6 x 4m, covered patio area, landscaped gardens. Great buy for a family or an investment property. 64 George St, Jandowae. $200 000. Ph:

4632 4093......................................

PROPERTY

FOR SALEHouse with Income on 5 acres. 3 Bedroom, 2 toilets, air-con in

main bedroom and living area. 9 ceilings, hardiplank exterior and

shed. 2 government school bus run contracts and 2 buses. $320,000.

Ph: Jerry 4663 0050.......................................

FOR SALE - JANDOWAE HOUSEApproximately 12 years old, 4

bedrooms, good scooter ramp to verandah - 2 bay lockable car shed with workshop, laundry and toilet attached. Price - $227,000.00. Ph:

4668 5781.......................................

BUSINESS + HOUSE FOR URGENT SALE

Meandarra Licensed Post Office, lock stock & barrel with huge 4

bedroom house + 2 Door Garage for URGENT SALE ($negotiable$). For

more information please ring Chris in confidence at Ph: 4665 6130 or 0467

489 075 or [email protected]

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FOR RENT - JANDOWAE2 Bedroom fully furnished unit. New

kitchen, 3 bay carport/patio. Due to proximity to businesses, noise

restrictions apply during business hours. $230p/w. Ph: 4665 7186 (9am

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Proudly Sponsored by Western Downs Regional Council, Tara OfficeAlcoholic Anonymous open 10am - 10pm 3255 9162

Bunya Mts & District AmCom Inc. Promoting Radio Comm & Electronics Neil or Ricky N: 0488 687 649 / R: 0429 726 833

C&K Meandarra Community Kindergarten Terese Brockhurst 4665 6197

C&K Glenmorgan Community Kindergarten Terese Brockhurst 4665 6890

C&K Tara Community Preschooling Centre Sue Page 4665 3376

Country Chatters Toastmasters Ann Smith 4669 2156 or 0439 681 196

Hannaford Rose & Geranium Club Marion Simmonds 4665 3168

Lifeline Clothing Store Susan Madden 4665 3858

Lifeline Darling Downs & South West Qld Financial Counselling Services Julie Lane 1300 991 443

Meals On Wheels at the Neighbourhood Centre Ros Wade 46653508

Meandarra Home Nursing Service Donna Phipps 4665 6336

Meandarra Police John Evans 4665 6100

ChurchesSaint Mary's Catholic Church

Assembly of God ChurchTara Community Church

St Martins Anglican Church

Father JackGraham MullerJohn ArnellIrma Porter / Barbara Langes

4665 34014665 38284665 9109I: 4669 4210 / B: 4665 3236

Scout Association Bec Chalker 4665 3316

Community Centre Rosalind 4665 3508

Tara Shire State College 4678 7333

Tara and Surrounds Local Cricket Clubs Junior Cricket

The Gums Meandarra

MoonieCondamine

Tara

Doug Bougoure Clayton Arnell Doug Jamieson Patty Nolan Sam Taylor Matthew Prain

4665 37764665 91024665 61834665 01700427 692 1760437 735 919

Tara Community Care - HACC Trish Geraghty 4665 3246

Tara Lionesses Gail Dicks 4665 3719

Senior Citizens Inc Maree Foster 4669 4054

Sporting ClubsTara Dance Academy

Tara Ladies Bowls ClubTara Little Athletics

Tara Polocrosse Club & Tara CampdraftTara Race Club & Tara Social Squash

Tara Squash and Fitness CentreTara Swimming Club and Swimming Pool

Tara Tennis ClubThe Gums Sports Club

Touch Football ClubBowls Club

Golf ClubJunior Rugby League, Netball Club & Pony Club

Sherrin GuntherIrene Dowling Janice MackTracey WilsonDoug Bougoure Matthew PrainRic WhitingRick BrauerChristine NealDoug Bougoure

Denis Sommerfeld Ros Bougoure

4665 37444665 34494665 67514669 21860437 735 919 Club 4665 3673 Pool 4665 315146653353466591044665 37764665 33294665 3776

Sporting Shooters Association of Australia (Dalby Branch) Jan Linsley 4662 4666 / 0419 404 303

State Emergency Service Contact Rod Parker 0427 516 719

Tara Crisis Support Group Gail Dicks 4665 3719

Tara District Police Jason Watts 4665 3200

Tara Folk Art Group Kathy Francis 4665 3561

Tara Long Day Care & Kindy 4665 3376

Tara Mens Group Ken Williams 4668 2127

Tara Neighbourhood Centre Ros Wade 46653508

Tara Show Society Lyndel Neal 46653897

Tara Historical Society Gail Dicks 4665 3719

PROUDLY SPONSORED BY:WESTERN DOWNS REGIONAL COUNCIL, TARA CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTRE

19 FRY STREET, TARA QUEENSLAND PH: 1300 COUNCIL (1300 268 624) FAX: 1300 FAXWDRC (1300 329 937)

FROM THE MAYORS DESK

WATER RESTRICTIONSWinter watering times commenced on April 1.

Dalby Level 3Chinchilla Level 1Tara Level 1Jandowae Level 1Bell Level 1Warra Level 1Kaimkillenbun Level 6Jimbour Level 1Miles Level 1Condamine Level 5

Wandoan Level 1Brigalow Level 1Dulacca Level 1Meandarra Level 1Kogan Level 4Moonie Level 1The Gums Level 1Glenmorgan Level 1Flinton Level 1Westmar Level 1

6am - 10am 3pm - 7pmAll devices

LEVEL


LEVEL

26.30am - 7.30am

5pm - 7pmHandheld hoses

and drip systems only

LEVEL

35pm - 6pm

Handheld hoses and drip systems only

LEVEL

45pm - 6pm Buckets only

LEVEL

5 No outside wateringLEVEL

6WATERING DAYS

Odd and Unnumbered - Wed, Fri, SunEven numbered - Tues, Thurs, Sat

UPDATEAPRIL

ANZAC DAY SERVICES On Monday 25 April the Western Downs will be commemorating ANZAC Day with the following services:

Location Service Start For Details

Chinchilla Dawn Service 6:00am 07 4668 9564Chinchilla Commemoration Service 11:00am 07 4668 9564Miles Dawn Service 6:00am 07 4628 5520Miles Commemoration Service 11:00am 07 4628 5520Dulacca Commemoration Service 8:45am 07 4628 5520Wandoan Dawn Service 5:30am 07 4627 4241Wandoan Commemoration Service 9:45am 07 4627 4241Dalby Dawn Service 4:28am 0427 790 650Dalby Commemoration Service 9:45am 0429 911 337Warra Commemoration Service 9:00am 07 4668 1220Jandowae Commemoration Service 11:45am 0419 399 852Bell Commemoration Service 6:00am 07 4663 1065Kaimkillenbun Commemoration Service 8:00am 07 4663 4154Bunya Mts Commemoration Service 8:00am 07 4668 3240Tara Dawn Service 5:30am 07 4665 3133Tara Commemoration Service 10:30am 07 4665 3133Glenmorgan Dawn Service 4:28am 07 4663 0745Meandarra Commemoration Service 11:00am 07 4663 0745



Dalby Level 3Chinchilla Level 1

Tara Level 1Jandowae Level 1

Bell Level 1Warra Level 1

Kaimkillenbun Level 6Jimbour Level 1

Miles Level 1Condamine Level 5

Wandoan Level 1Brigalow Level 1

Dulacca Level 1Meandarra Level 1

Kogan Level 4Moonie Level 1

The Gums Level 1Glenmorgan Level 1

Flinton Level 1Westmar Level 1

6am - 10am 3pm - 7pm

All devices

LEVEL

17am - 9am

4pm - 6pmAll devices

LEVEL

26.30am -

7.30am 5pm - 7pm


LEVEL

35pm - 6pm

Handheld hoses and drip

systems only

LEVEL

45pm - 6pm

Buckets onlyLEVEL

5No outside wateringLEVEL

6WATERING DAYS


UPDATEAPRIL


LocationServiceStartFor Details

ChinchillaDawn Service6:00am07 4668 9564ChinchillaCommemoration Service11:00am07 4668 9564

MilesDawn Service6:00am07 4628 5520MilesCommemoration Service11:00am07 4628 5520

DulaccaCommemoration Service8:45am07 4628 5520WandoanDawn Service5:30am07 4627 4241

WandoanCommemoration Service9:45am07 4627 4241DalbyDawn Service4:28am0427 790 650

DalbyCommemoration Service9:45am0429 911 337WarraCommemoration Service9:00am07 4668 1220

JandowaeCommemoration Service11:45am0419 399 852BellCommemoration Service6:00am07 4663 1065

KaimkillenbunCommemoration Service8:00am07 4663 4154Bunya MtsCommemoration Service8:00am07 4668 3240

TaraDawn Service5:30am07 4665 3133TaraCommemoration Service10:30am07 4665 3133

GlenmorganDawn Service4:28am07 4663 0745MeandarraCommemoration Service11:00am07 4663 0745






LEVEL


LEVEL

26.30am - 7.30am



LEVEL

35pm - 6pm


LEVEL


LEVEL


6WATERING DAYS


UPDATEAPRIL






Dalby Level 3Chinchilla Level 1

Tara Level 1Jandowae Level 1

Bell Level 1Warra Level 1

Kaimkillenbun Level 6Jimbour Level 1

Miles Level 1Condamine Level 5

Wandoan Level 1Brigalow Level 1

Dulacca Level 1Meandarra Level 1

Kogan Level 4Moonie Level 1

The Gums Level 1Glenmorgan Level 1

Flinton Level 1Westmar Level 1

6am - 10am 3pm - 7pm

All devices

LEVEL

17am - 9am

4pm - 6pmAll devices

LEVEL

26.30am -

7.30am 5pm - 7pm


LEVEL

35pm - 6pm

Handheld hoses and drip

systems only

LEVEL

45pm - 6pm

Buckets onlyLEVEL

5No outside wateringLEVEL

6WATERING DAYS


UPDATEAPRIL



ChinchillaDawn Service6:00am07 4668 9564ChinchillaCommemoration Service11:00am07 4668 9564

MilesDawn Service6:00am07 4628 5520MilesCommemoration Service11:00am07 4628 5520

DulaccaCommemoration Service8:45am07 4628 5520WandoanDawn Service5:30am07 4627 4241

WandoanCommemoration Service9:45am07 4627 4241DalbyDawn Service4:28am0427 790 650

DalbyCommemoration Service9:45am0429 911 337WarraCommemoration Service9:00am07 4668 1220

JandowaeCommemoration Service11:45am0419 399 852BellCommemoration Service6:00am07 4663 1065

KaimkillenbunCommemoration Service8:00am07 4663 4154Bunya MtsCommemoration Service8:00am07 4668 3240

TaraDawn Service5:30am07 4665 3133TaraCommemoration Service10:30am07 4665 3133

GlenmorganDawn Service4:28am07 4663 0745MeandarraCommemoration Service11:00am07 4663 0745






LEVEL


LEVEL

26.30am - 7.30am



LEVEL

35pm - 6pm


LEVEL


LEVEL


6WATERING DAYS


UPDATEAPRIL





WATER RESTRICTIONS

Winter watering times commenced on April 1.

Dalby Level 3

Chinchilla Level 1

Tara Level 1

Jandowae Level 1

Bell Level 1

Warra Level 1

Kaimkillenbun Level 6

Jimbour Level 1

Miles Level 1

Condamine Level 5

Wandoan Level 1

Brigalow Level 1

Dulacca Level 1

Meandarra Level 1

Kogan Level 4

Moonie Level 1

The Gums Level 1

Glenmorgan Level 1

Flinton Level 1

Westmar Level 1

6am - 10am

3pm - 7pm

All devices

LEVEL

1

7am - 9am

4pm - 6pm

All devices

LEVEL

2

6.30am -

7.30am

5pm - 7pm

Handheld hoses


LEVEL

3

5pm - 6pm

Handheld

hoses and drip

systems only

LEVEL

4

5pm - 6pm

Buckets only

LEVEL

5

No outside

watering

LEVEL

6

WATERING DAYS

Odd and Unnumbered - Wed, Fri, Sun

Even numbered - Tues, Thurs, Sat

UPDATE

APRIL

ANZAC DAY SERVICES On Monday 25 April the Western Downs will be

commemorating ANZAC Day with the following services:


Chinchilla Dawn Service 6:00am 07 4668 9564

Chinchilla Commemoration Service 11:00am 07 4668 9564

Miles Dawn Service 6:00am 07 4628 5520

Miles Commemoration Service 11:00am 07 4628 5520

Dulacca Commemoration Service 8:45am 07 4628 5520

Wandoan Dawn Service 5:30am 07 4627 4241

Wandoan Commemoration Service 9:45am 07 4627 4241

Dalby Dawn Service 4:28am 0427 790 650

Dalby Commemoration Service 9:45am 0429 911 337

Warra Commemoration Service 9:00am 07 4668 1220

Jandowae Commemoration Service 11:45am 0419 399 852

Bell Commemoration Service 6:00am 07 4663 1065

Kaimkillenbun Commemoration Service 8:00am 07 4663 4154

Bunya Mts Commemoration Service 8:00am 07 4668 3240

Tara Dawn Service 5:30am 07 4665 3133

Tara Commemoration Service 10:30am 07 4665 3133

Glenmorgan Dawn Service 4:28am 07 4663 0745

Meandarra Commemoration Service 11:00am 07 4663 0745


WATER RESTRICTIONS


Dalby Level 3

Chinchilla Level 1

Tara Level 1

Jandowae Level 1

Bell Level 1

Warra Level 1


Jimbour Level 1

Miles Level 1

Condamine Level 5

Wandoan Level 1

Brigalow Level 1

Dulacca Level 1

Meandarra Level 1

Kogan Level 4

Moonie Level 1

The Gums Level 1

Glenmorgan Level 1

Flinton Level 1

Westmar Level 1

6am - 10am

3pm - 7pm

All devices

LEVEL

1

7am - 9am

4pm - 6pm

All devices

LEVEL

2

6.30am -

7.30am

5pm - 7pm

Handheld hoses


LEVEL

3

5pm - 6pm

Handheld

hoses and drip

systems only

LEVEL

4

5pm - 6pm

Buckets only

LEVEL

5

No outside

watering

LEVEL

6

WATERING DAYS



UPDATE

APRIL




ChinchillaDawn Service6:00am07 4668 9564

ChinchillaCommemoration Service11:00am07 4668 9564

MilesDawn Service6:00am07 4628 5520

MilesCommemoration Service11:00am07 4628 5520

DulaccaCommemoration Service8:45am07 4628 5520

WandoanDawn Service5:30am07 4627 4241

WandoanCommemoration Service9:45am07 4627 4241

DalbyDawn Service4:28am0427 790 650

DalbyCommemoration Service9:45am0429 911 337

WarraCommemoration Service9:00am07 4668 1220

JandowaeCommemoration Service11:45am0419 399 852

BellCommemoration Service6:00am07 4663 1065

KaimkillenbunCommemoration Service8:00am07 4663 4154

Bunya MtsCommemoration Service8:00am07 4668 3240

TaraDawn Service5:30am07 4665 3133

TaraCommemoration Service10:30am07 4665 3133

GlenmorganDawn Service4:28am07 4663 0745

MeandarraCommemoration Service11:00am07 4663 0745


WATER RESTRICTIONS


Dalby Level 3

Chinchilla Level 1

Tara Level 1

Jandowae Level 1

Bell Level 1

Warra Level 1


Jimbour Level 1

Miles Level 1

Condamine Level 5

Wandoan Level 1

Brigalow Level 1

Dulacca Level 1

Meandarra Level 1

Kogan Level 4

Moonie Level 1

The Gums Level 1

Glenmorgan Level 1

Flinton Level 1

Westmar Level 1

6am - 10am

3pm - 7pm

All devices

LEVEL

1

7am - 9am

4pm - 6pm

All devices

LEVEL

2

6.30am -

7.30am

5pm - 7pm

Handheld hoses


LEVEL

3

5pm - 6pm

Handheld

hoses and drip

systems only

LEVEL

4

5pm - 6pm

Buckets only

LEVEL

5

No outside

watering

LEVEL

6

WATERING DAYS



UPDATE

APRIL




Chinchilla Dawn Service 6:00am 07 4668 9564

Chinchilla Commemoration Service 11:00am 07 4668 9564

Miles Dawn Service 6:00am 07 4628 5520

Miles Commemoration Service 11:00am 07 4628 5520

Dulacca Commemoration Service 8:45am 07 4628 5520

Wandoan Dawn Service 5:30am 07 4627 4241

Wandoan Commemoration Service 9:45am 07 4627 4241

Dalby Dawn Service 4:28am 0427 790 650

Dalby Commemoration Service 9:45am 0429 911 337

Warra Commemoration Service 9:00am 07 4668 1220

Jandowae Commemoration Service 11:45am 0419 399 852

Bell Commemoration Service 6:00am 07 4663 1065

Kaimkillenbun Commemoration Service 8:00am 07 4663 4154

Bunya Mts Commemoration Service 8:00am 07 4668 3240

Tara Dawn Service 5:30am 07 4665 3133

Tara Commemoration Service 10:30am 07 4665 3133

Glenmorgan Dawn Service 4:28am 07 4663 0745

Meandarra Commemoration Service 11:00am 07 4663 0745


WATER RESTRICTIONS


Dalby Level 3

Chinchilla Level 1

Tara Level 1

Jandowae Level 1

Bell Level 1

Warra Level 1


Jimbour Level 1

Miles Level 1

Condamine Level 5

Wandoan Level 1

Brigalow Level 1

Dulacca Level 1

Meandarra Level 1

Kogan Level 4

Moonie Level 1

The Gums Level 1

Glenmorgan Level 1

Flinton Level 1

Westmar Level 1

6am - 10am

3pm - 7pm

All devices

LEVEL

1

7am - 9am

4pm - 6pm

All devices

LEVEL

2

6.30am -

7.30am

5pm - 7pm

Handheld hoses


LEVEL

3

5pm - 6pm

Handheld

hoses and drip

systems only

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