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MORE TO LOVE The editor’s desk I spent most of last weekend down at the Warwick Showgrounds and along with thousands of others soaked up the atmosphere of 'Australia's Most Famous Rodeo'. Even in hard drought times our community still manages to put on a great rodeo and campdrafting show for locals and visitors. It was great to see country people - and those from the city - enjoying some much-needed camaraderie, and for those 'off the land' an albeit brief reprieve from the challenges the weather is throwing their way. Rain may be in short supply around here but there is no shortage of proud bush spirit. One of the many highlights was the win by campdrafter Kerry Turner in the Warwick Gold Cup - the first time in many decades the Cup has been won by a female competitor. Likewise, the best in the rodeo business celebrated success in the APRA National Finals Rodeo, which Warwick again hosted in 2019. The dust has settled on the Showgrounds arena but once again a mighty job was done by the many volunteers who make the biggest event on the Warwick calendar possible. Jeremy Sollars
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WIN CUP LUNCH TICKETS... The Warwick RSL Memorial Club has kindly provided the Free Times with two tickets to its Melbourne Cup Luncheon on Tuesday 5 November to give away to lucky readers - to enter the draw simply visit www.freetimes.com.au and click on the 'Competitions' tab...
SEEING RED Senator Pauline Hanson visits Stanthorpe as pressure mounts on Canberra to take meaningful action on the drought - page 7.
WHAT'S ON ... Check out our weekly 'Community Diary' listings for events coming up around our districts - page 8.
GARDEN TIME Results from the 2019 Rodeo Floral Windows competition - and answers to Beatrice's trivia questions - page 13.
CASEY'S SPIN Free Times sports columnist CASEY O'CONNOR brings us all the latest in local sport from around the ridges pages 14-15.
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IT’S A WRAP FOR WARWICK RODEO The 2019 Warwick Rodeo and Campdraft wrapped up last Sunday 27 October at the Warwick Showgrounds with the Australian Professional Rodeo Association (APRA) National Finals, and the final of the Warwick Gold Cup Campdraft - the 'Melbourne Cup of Campdrafting'. For the first time since Gertie Brook rode Popeye to victory in 1951 the Warwick Gold Cup was claimed by a female competitor Clermont campdrafter Kerry Turner, with 14-year-old mare Hingus and an aggregate score of 265.5. A cool-headed Kerry finished a halfpoint ahead of Nebo campdrafting legend Pete Comiskey on Harry. Kerry is a former Australian Breakaway Roping Champion who returned to campdrafting several years ago. Sunday's Warwick Gold Cup final was made even more poignant with a special tribute to another legend of the sport of campdrafting, Peter Gesler, who died in a light plane crash in the South Australian outback in July of this year. Peter Gesler operated the Donell Park Stud at Greymare west of Warwick and was remembered as a much-loved member of the campdrafting family, and a passionate breeder of top-line performance horses. · Winner - 2019 Champion of Champions Campdraft - Michael Hayes and Waderman · Winner - 2019 Ladies' Silver Cup Campdraft - Haley Condon and Bracelet · Winner - 2019 Canning Downs
Kerry Turner and Hingus on their winning run in the Warwick Gold Cup 2019 final last Sunday.
Warwick Gold Cup 2019 winner Kerry Turner and Hingus, pictured with the maker of each Warwick Gold Cup since 1992 Trevor Young (front left), Peter Pryde of Pryde’s EasiFeed and 2019 Warwick Rodeo Queen Mikyla Hogno. Pictures: JEREMY SOLLARS Campdraft - Peter O'Neill and Roy · Winner - 2019 Stallion Draft - John Templeton and Holden's Contrast 2019 Australian Professional Rodeo
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PIPE BAND PLAYS TO BIGGEST AUDIENCE The Warwick Thistle Pipe Band performed in front of a crowd of more than 50,000 at the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo at Sydney's ANZ Stadium in mid-October. Spokeswoman Pamela Clark-Dickson said band members were "exhilarated to be part of this record-breaking event, which had a cast of over 1500 performers and which was set against a backdrop of a full replica of Edinburgh Castle". "The band took a contingent of 50 pipers and drummers to the REMT to participate in the Salute Taker ceremony which opened the Tattoo at both the matinee and the night shows," Pamela said. "It was officially the largest band in the opening ceremony of all four of the Tattoo shows, comprising a third of the players in the largest band for the Saturday
evening event. The Warwick Thistle Pipe Band was extremely proud to represent the Southern Downs at the REMT and has been overwhelmed by the level of support shown by the local community, including the Southern Downs Regional Council, a wide variety of local sponsors, including McDonalds and John Dee and individual supporters. "Family and friends accompanied the band to Sydney on the tour bus, provided by sponsor Crisps Coaches, which is emblazoned with the band's Tattoo Express portrait kindly donated by Zooma Signs." The band took the opportunity to rehearse during its outbound overnight stop at Tamworth, attracting a small but enthusiastic crowd with one using his drone to take band footage from a new perspective. ●
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Warwick Artists Group secretary Pat Stevenson (left) and local artist and art tutor Judy Currie, with the printing press at the studio. Cover photo - Juanita Faint and Pat Stevenson welcome newcomers to the local art scene.
THE HEART OF ART BY JEREMY SOLLARS any people sense they might have an 'inner artist' yearning to find the opportunity for expression but as yet haven't found the outlet to do so. The good news is that for aspiring artists of any age or background the Southern Downs and Granite Belt regions have a thriving artistic community waiting with open arms to embrace your hidden talent. Perched near the top of the hill on Willi Street in Warwick's west is the Warwick Artists Group studio, a comfortable and airy venue in which all kinds of creative souls find space to explore their chosen artistic endeavour. The studio was formerly the schoolmaster's house at the old Swanfels State School in the mountains east of Warwick and found a new life of its own in the early 1980s, acquired and moved to its present location through the efforts of the
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props," Juanita says. "My family has a farming property here in the Warwick area and I moved here some years ago. "Since retiring I've been able to devote much more time to art but it's always been a big part of my life in different ways. "I started painting as a child and took classes when I was young and then went on to the Brisbane Technical College. "I love working in oils - they're my favourite medium, but I also love freehand drawing and in recent years I've been learning to work with watercolours, which requires a very different set of skills. "I find I just lose myself when I'm painting, sometimes days at a time - it's very therapeutic and it gives you a true sense of peace. It's something you can do either by yourself or with a group of others, which is what the studio is all about. "We have a very vibrant artistic scene here in Warwick and as a group we really enjoy encouraging people to come along and learn with us.
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media, the studio also has facilities for more diverse art forms including textiles and printmaking, all available at an affordable cost with donations always welcome to go towards the continued upkeep of the building. Juanita Faint is the current president of the Warwick Artists Group management committee and like many of the group's members has found the time in retirement to more fully immerse herself in her love of painting, primarily in oils but also in other media such as watercolours, acrylics and pastels. The visual arts have been a lifelong passion for Juanita, who used her talents to make a living in visual merchandising during her working life back in Brisbane in department stores including the former Edwards & Lamb drapery store on Queen Street, where at one time she was the display manager. "I was fortunate to be able to have a job which I could use as a creative outlet, designing and making backdrops and
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Warwick Artists Group, which first came into existence way back in 1962. Today the studio is in regular use by 55 member artists on a weekly basis from across the Warwick and wider area including from as far as Allora and Clifton and hosts regular art classes for those taking the first, perhaps tentative steps on their creative journey, as well as for those seeking to hone their skills. Thanks to grants from the Southern Downs Regional Council, the Gambling Community Benefit Fund and members’ fundraising, the studio in recent times underwent renovations including an interior paint-job, new bathroom amenities and a new picture-hanging system. As well as the main open work room the studio has plenty of storage space for all the tools of the artists' trade, with many items donated by various individuals, including easels lovingly hand-crafted by the Warwick Men's Shed. And along with painting in all forms of
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Check out our region's galleries ... Both the Warwick Art Gallery and the Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery host regular exhibitions and a plethora of events throughout the year, including classes and workshops across a wide range of media - both venues are hives of visual art and cultural activity all year round.
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Works by local artists and tutors on display at the studio.
Juanita Faint in the studio store-room, packed to the rafters with the artist’s tools of choice, including easels crafted by the Warwick Men’s Shed.
The Warwick Artists Studio provides a well-lit, airy space to get creative...
Beginners are always welcome - come along and explore your hidden talent.
"The social interaction is equally as enjoyable and beneficial as the chance to create. "We're a really diverse group - some people are quite serious about art as a pursuit while for others it's a bit of fun. "We have a lot of retired people who like me have found the opportunity to take up art again and it's also a way for people new to the area to meet others. "A lot of people think they need a natural ability to paint but that's not the case expression comes from your heart and that's the starting point. "Techniques can be learned. "There's hope for everyone - there are so many different facets to art as a pastime and even digital technology has become a part of that nowadays. "You just have to choose what appeals to you. "Art is about touching the viewer in some way." Juanita was thrilled to learn last weekend that she'd won the 'Contemporary' section
of the QCWA state-wide art prize with her multi-media work 'Ghost of the Cedars', and is keen to encourage those new to visual art - including newcomers to town - to come along to the studio and take part in the program of classes regularly on offer. Many of the works created by group members end up being sold to the public and the group was pleased with the success of their 'Art Hub' which ran for the duration of the 2019 Jumpers and Jazz in July Festival in Leslie Arcade on Palmerin Street. "It was the first time we'd run a proper shop and it's something we plan to do each year ongoing as our major fundraiser," Juanita said. "The feedback we received from local people and from visitors to Warwick and the festival was tremendous - people couldn't believe we had so much in the one place. "There was a great quantity of artwork done by local people which sold to the public." The good oil ... The Warwick Artists Group Studio
is located at 21 Willi Street, Warwick. The studio is open for print-making on Wednesdays from 10am to 2pm and textiles every second Thursday from 10am to 2pm. An 'open studio' is held on Fridays from 10am to 2pm - watercolour classes are currently being offered on Fridays from midday to 2.30pm. New opening times are coming in 2020. This coming weekend there is an opening of a retrospective exhibition of art by Mo Skett - the studio will be open on Sunday from 10am to 4pm, all welcome. · For more information contact Juanita Faint on 0417 636 356 and visit the 'Warwick Artists Group' on Facebook ... Work with clay ... There are also very active pottery groups in both Warwick and Stanthorpe, if clay is your medium of interest, and both groups enthusiastically welcome beginners. To find out more visit the Stanthorpe Pottery Club on Facebook, and the Warwick Potters Association at www.potters.org.au and on Facebook ... ●
The Warwick Art Gallery is located on Albion Street next to the council administration building and is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 4pm (closed Sundays, Mondays and public holidays). Entry is free. The current exhibition is the 'Southern Downs Artists Exhibition', a major showcase of local talent and a biennial event which began in 2011 and allows local artists the chance to exhibit their works, compete for recognition and win a cash prize. The exhibition is on public display until Saturday 9 November. To find out more, including upcoming exhibitions and other events visit www.warwickartgallery.com.au and on Facebook.
Stanthorpe ... The Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery is located in Weeroona Park and is open from Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 4pm and on weekends from 10am to 1pm (closed Mondays and some public holidays and during some exhibition 'changeovers'). The current exhibition is 'From My Back Yard' - a major exhibition of the Borderline Regional Arts Association, bringing together works of artists from the Southern Downs and Granite Belt and the New England/border region of NSW, on display until Sunday 17 November. A major event on the regional art calendar is the biennial 'Stanthorpe Art Prize', recognised nationally and offering $50,000 in prizes. Entries for the 'Stanthorpe Art Prize 2020' are now open and close in March 2020, with exhibition opening in June 2020. For more information visit the Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery online at www.srag.org.au. ●
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Innovative Council program delivers a huge environmental and economic win for the region makes a huge difference to the entire region. The first of its kind in Queensland, Council’s Invasive Pest Control Scheme (IPCS) is Our neighbours are doing a great job and delivering huge environmental and economic that is a big help in itself. All landowners are benefits to the Southern Downs with 415,000 responsible for managing pests and looking hectares of land on track to be declared pest after our environment for future generations. free by 2030, and the region set to save $96 Council’s IPCS supports these farmers and million over the next 30 years. bringing others up to speed with their pest In another first for Queensland, after management.” introducing the program three years ago, Council undertook an evaluation of the Undertaken by AEC Group, the SDRC Invasive program and in October moved to implement Pest Scheme Evaluation found since the IPCS it permanently with policy reviews every four was implemented in 2017, land with declared years. pests in the Southern Downs had decreased Councillor for Agriculture, Environment and by a massive 23,815 hectares. The number Sustainability, Cameron Gow said Council will continue to take a common sense approach of land inspections across the region had to implementing the IPCS when it comes to increased by more than 340, while the amount drought and to working with landholders who of properties assessed for pests increased are experiencing hardship. from 73.9 per cent in 2017 to 92.7 per cent “We understand how drought is impacting in 2018. our region and we are working with farmers to adapt to the many On average, 26 hectares challenges the region “Together we can work to per property have been and the environment are treated for pests that create a future free of invasive facing. If landholders are were previously infested. experiencing challenges pests and protect our land for If landholders continue undertaking their planned future generations. Caring for to engage with the IPCS control works this year, our environment means building over the next 10 years we encourage them to contact Council’s Pest land infested with invasive better futures for our region, Management team for our communities and our kids,” pests will decrease by assistance and support,” approximately 415,000ha Cr Gow said. Cr Cameron Gow. by 2030. “We’re taking a common SDRC is quickly evolving as sense and practical an industry leader in the pest management approach by providing relief, support and advice to farmers, so when good times return space. State and other agencies consulted we can continue to address the invasive for the report consider the IPCS’s innovative pests affecting our farms, environment and approach and its applicability to other Local community.” Government Areas progressive and a collective Cr Gow said the region’s landholders are solution for the industry in Queensland and now making gains from the economic, across Australia. environmental and social benefits of the scheme. The IPCS is driving innovation with SDRC “Together we can work to create a future free Local Laws Officer Lloyd Hilton independently of invasive pests and protect our land for developing the cactus injector, a unique tool future generations. Caring for our environment which has been used to treat more weeds on means building better futures for our region, Council roads and public land than ever before, our communities and our kids. We’re working using much less herbicide and achieving far to leave a legacy we can all be proud of.” Southern Downs’ landholder Cameron Burton greater results. Council loans cactus injectors as well as powered spray equipment to the said he’d been managing pests on their family property for many years, in particular region’s landholders to assist them to combat blackberry. He said the IPCS was a great weeds on their property. way of ensuring landowners follow good land Landholders can contact Council’s Pest management practices. “We’ve seen great results on our property and Management Team or arrange a property visit at any time. For more information contact we now have blackberry under control, which has significantly improved the land,” Mr Burton 1300 MY SDRC (1300 697 372), mail@ said. sdrc.qld.gov.au or drop into the Warwick or “If all landowners control invasive pests it Stanthorpe Community Contact Centres.
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HANSON WEIGHS IN ON WATER BY JEREMY SOLLARS Queensland Senator Pauline Hanson visited Stanthorpe last Saturday 26 October as political pressure mounted on the Morrison Government to ramp up its response to the drought. Senator Hanson's visit coincided with delivery of donated water to Stanthorpe's Granite Belt Drought Assist through the 'Let's Send Them A Truckload Water Convoy'. The One Nation leader's visit also came at the end of a week in which Prime Minister Scott Morrison was warned the Coalition could suffer political consequences if it fails to deliver a 'drought stimulus package' to lift the economy of regional towns affected by the drought, including Stanthorpe and Warwick. Senator Hanson said she has been "fighting about the water issue since 199697". "I have been on about it because I could see what was happening back then because we weren't building the water infrastructure," Senator Hanson told the Free Times ahead of her visit. "It's devastating to see what is happening to Stanthorpe and the surrounding areas, which is really on the doorstep of my own home, and I am doing my bit to help. "I'm honoured to join the convoy and I'm looking forward to visiting the region and speaking to local people." The Morrison Government earlier this
One Nation leader and Queensland Senator Pauline Hanson was in Stanthorpe last weekend when a load of water from the ‘Let’s Send Them A Truckload’ convoy arrived at Granite Belt Drought Assist. Picture: SANDRA MCEWAN month ruled out forming a crisis-style bipartisan 'drought cabinet' between the Coalition and the ALP. The government's potential drought stimulus package which could see councils in drought-affected regions provided with up to $10 million each to shore up local businesses and jobs as well as support primary producers.
The overall assistance package could be worth up to $1.3 billion but details remained under speculation as at printing of the Free Times this week. It is understood Nationals MPs - which include local Federal MP for Maranoa David Littleproud, who is also Federal Minister for Water Resources and Drought - are privately fuming over what they see as
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COMMUNITY DIARY SENIOR CITIZENS Warwick Senior Citizens monthly activities are at 13a Albert Street, Warwick. First Monday each month - Hoy (cards) from 2pm. First Tuesday each month - Friendship morning from 9am. Every Monday - 500 (cards) from 9am11.30am. Every Tuesday - TAI CHI from 9am. Every Wednesday - Indoor bowls from 9.30am-11.30am. Every Friday Crazy Whist (cards) from 9am-11.30am. Yoga every Monday. Subscription $10 per year and covers all activities. Phone Margaret on 0458 444 101, or Col 0407 131 050.
HEART SUPPORT The Warwick Heart Support Group meets the last Monday each month (except December and January) in the Founder's Room at Slade Campus at 11am. Lunch after a short meeting. Every second meeting a guest speaker attends. A warm welcome awaits any person who may have experienced a Heart issue. Phone Norm on 4661 5421 or Jenny on 4664 8173.
SPEAK UP At Warwick Toastmasters Club meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at the CWA Hall, Grafton Street, from 7pm 9pm. Everyone is welcome to attend as a guest (free), meet new friends, hone your public speaking skills and build your confidence in a friendly atmosphere. For more incall Alice on 0402 032 502.
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HAVE A HIT Social Table Tennis is every Monday at the Stanthorpe Fitness Centre, Talc Street, from 10am to 12pm. $5, everything provided. Call 4681 2411.
PLAY BRIDGE Stanthorpe Bridge Club meets every Thursday at the Senior Citizens Rooms, Marsh Street, Stanthorpe, at 11am.
LIFE LEARNING U3A Provide short courses for older people who enjoy learning but prefer the freedom to study where and when they choose. Inquiries to Neil Bonnell on 4661 8221 or visit www.u3awarwick.org. au
SING IT UP The Granite Belt Junior Choir meets every Tuesday of school terms, at 3.30pm, at The Stanthorpe Little Theatre , 20 Connor Street, Stanhtorpe. Great opportunity to learn singing and experience performing in public. All school aged singers welcome to come and give it a try before joining. For more information email
Killarney Red Cross Melbourne Cup takeaway meals available from Killarney Senior Citizens Hall from 11am, cost $15. Delivery available in town area only - to order call 4664 1248 or 4664 1380.
FRIDAY 8 NOVEMBER Morning Melodies with Terry Arnold will be on Friday 8 November at the Warwick RSL Club Bistro from 10.30am. Coffee and cake available for purchase.
SUNDAY 10 NOVEMBER •Warwick and District Country Music Club Monthly Social will be on Sunday 10 November at the Railway Institute Hall, Hamilton Street, Warwick starting at 11am. $10 entry includes lunch, afternoon tea, plus all day tea and coffee. Enjoy a great day out, bring a friend and meet new ones. Contact Rod on 0427 622 687, or Maggie on 0434 531 768. •St Mary's Crafty Group will meet on Sunday 10 November at the admin building next to the Catholic Church in Warwick, from 1pm to 4pm. Contact Patrice on 4661 1033.
THURSDAY 14 NOVEMBER Warwick Pensioners League bus trip to Liston Lavender Farm and lunch at
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SUNDAY 24 NOVEMBER The next monthly meeting of the Warwick Lure Coursing Club will be held on Sunday 24 November at the Henry Joppich Park, next to the cemetery on Wentworth Street, Warwick. Please arrive by 8:30am for a 9:00am start. Dogs of all breeds will enjoy and are very welcome. This is last meeting of year - 1 dog trial followed by christmas party. Inquiries and entries to Peter at briggsweedbusters@skymesh.com.au or phone 0417 816 910.
PUZZLES CROSSWORD QUICK PUZZLENo. NO.7598 7598
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ACROSS Equal (4) Zodiac sign (9) Quantity (4) Notice (4) Dance (4) Sediment (4) Wonderful (10) Henpecked (10) Microbe (4) Examine (4) Appear (4) Amend (4) Excite (9) American Indian (4)
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CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7598 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, So-me. 7, Hard lines. 8, Rose (rows). 9, I-mps. 10, Turn. 11, Band (banned). 14, In contra-st. 16, Raise a hand. 19, Si-de (rev). 22, S-co-w(imming). 24, O-pen. 25, Lisa (anag). 26, First slip. 27, Sh-o-e. Down - 1, S-hr-ub. 2, Ma-so-n. 3,Tar-mac (rev). 4, (Thomas)Edis-on (rev). 5, Mist (missed). 6, Re-dressed. 12, Antarctic (anag). 13, Digs. 15, Rod’s. 17, A-r-o-use. 18, A-melia. 20, I-r-ish. 21, Er-as-e. 23, Was-h.
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worn a hole through, lady (4). DOWN 1. Taking under an hour to get through the bush (5). 2. So the chap outside is a builder (5). 3. The river-rat will come up, or surface (6). 4. Thomas was brought up to have no airs and graces (6). 5. Pined for, we’re told, the drizzle and fog (4). 6. Made up for having got out of line? (9). 12. A very cold tract I can thaw out (9). 13. Goes a bundle on the accommadation! (4). 15. The arm’s are a man’s (4). 17. By a trick, capture the ball and get everyone excited (6). 18. A male I mistake for a female (6). 20. Am I right about his nationality? (5). 21. Remove, as before, the cover (5). 23. Put into water that is no longer hot (4).
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QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7598 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Peer. 7, Capricorn. 8, Ream. 9, Spot. 10, Reel. 11, Lees. 14, Marvellous. 16, Browbeaten. 19, Germ. 22, Scan. 24, Seem. 25, Edit. 26, Stimulate. 27, Cree. Down - 1, Peril. 2, Evade. 3, Tamper. 4, Writhe. 5, Scar. 6, Irregular. 12, Extricate. 13, Smew. 15, Lung. 17, Easily. 18, Treaty. 20, Elder. 21, Mitre. 23, Name.
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DUST SETTLES ON SHOWGROUNDS ARENA It was thrills and spills at the 2019 Warwick Rodeo and Campdraft which wrapped up last Sunday - once again a credit to the organisers, volunteers and the competitors from across the land at 'Australia's Most Famous Rodeo' ...
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AUCTION AMIENS COLD STORAGE FACILITY 1205 Amiens Road, Amiens
Auction Date - 7th November 2019 at 6pm Venue - Acadia Theatre - Access via Vince Catanzaro Solicitors 157 High Street, Stanthorpe Property Description 7987 m2 - Cold Storage Facility Lot 324 on Crown Plan BNT 1144 IMPROVEMENTS
2500 Bin Cold Store Facility 2 C.A. rooms with 2300 bin capacity 4 Ordinary Rooms with capacity of 250 bins
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property 271 HECTARES WITH AMAZING WATER SHERATON Park, Thulimbah Road, Thulimbah Venue - Arcadia Theatre, access via Vince Catanzaro Solicitors, 157 High Street, Stanthorpe PROPERTY DESCRIPTION - 3 titles sold as total parcel •Lot 1 in DP 617472 - area 13.44 ha •Lot 2 in DP 617472 - area 15.1 ha • Lot 41 in DP 751072 - area 242.6 ha •Total Area - 271.14 ha WATER - 600 megalitre water storage in two dams, bore fully registered but not equipped
IRRIGATION - All mains are 6" PVC and Sub Mains are 3" & 4" PVC throughout farming side PROTECTIVE NETTING - Approx. 68 ha under Protective Canopy (varied condition) IMPROVEMENTS - 4 Bedroom Fibro Residence in good condition MACHINERY SHED - 30 x 15m Steel Framed Shed with unsealed floor - 15 x 9m Timber Framed Workshop See Video Link on http://www. cecmann.com.au/ for an overview of the property ●
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AUCTION ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY 271 ha with Amazing Water Sheraton Park Thulimbah/Maryland Road Thulimbah NSW
Auction Date - 7th November at 6pm Venue – Acadia Theatre – Access via Vince Catanzaro Solicitors 157 High Street, Stanthorpe Property Description 3 Titles sold as total parcel Lot 1 in DP 617472 Lot 2 in DP 617472 Lot 41 in DP 751072 Total Area
Area – 13.44ha Area – 15.1 ha Area – 242.6 ha 271.14 ha
600 mega Litre Water Storage in two dams Bore – fully registered – but not equipped IRRIGATION All mains are 6” PVC and Sub Mains are 3” & 4” PVC throughout Farming side PROTECTIVE NETTING Approx. 68 ha under Protective Canopy (Varied Condition) Approx. 12 ha or Orchard without Protective Canopy IMPROVEMENTS 4 bedroom Fibro Residence in good condition MACHINERY SHED 30 x 15m Steel Framed Shed with unsealed floor 15 x 9m Timber framed Workshop All inspections are by appointment only by contacting Scott Mann on 0427 814 444
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CUP FEVER ABOUT TO HEAT UP It is time to start paying attention to the racing pages and begin sifting through the mountain of information that will help you find the winner of next Tuesday's Melbourne Cup. Despite NSW racing's best efforts to derail the Melbourne Cup, with the Everest and the Golden Eagle and suggesting the date be changed (shock horror) there is nothing that captures the imagination of the Australian Public quite like the Melbourne Cup carnival. While the racing purists love the Cox Plate and Derby (and what's not to love) the magic is in the history, drama and spectacle of the Melbourne Cup. So I say back off Sydney and leave our Cup alone because it really is "our" Cup - everyday Australians' Cup, even if it is won by overseas marauders again. And that is highly likely. So as you go about sharpening your pin, dusting off your tried and true system or choosing your favourite, name or colour in the field, pause for a moment. Did you realise the Aussies are playing a T20 International Cricket Series? You can be forgiven if it slipped through to the keeper. We have been busy keeping up with racing and the Rugby World Cup (the demise of the Kiwis at the hands of the POMS). The rugby league boys are still running around playing Nines; the Oceania Cup (how good were Tonga) and the Senior and Junior Kangaroos are busy strutting their stuff. Just when you thought it was safe to put away the glasses and concentrate on summer sport the 2020 Rugby League draw has just been released, reminding us all that while Christmas is only a matter of weeks away, the NRL season kicks off on March 21st in case you are in danger of suffering withdrawal symptoms in that short window when Rabbits and his cohorts give their tonsils a rest. In case you did miss it, the Aussies out-gunned Sri Lanka in the first T20 with D Warner smashing a ton in a welcome return to form and they return to the Gabba on Wednesday hopefully to repeat the dose. Hold on to your hats cricket fans, there is more, lots more, to come. However this weekend will be dominated by horse racing (the VRC Derby) and the final of the World Cup with the Poms taking on the Springboks for "Bill". That famous little trophy - the W G Ellis Cup. What struck a chord with me watching the Poms and Kiwis, aside from the much-publicised Haka was the real feeling players from both sides displayed singing their national anthem. A direct opposite to many of our Kangaroos who while happy to play in the green and gold bearing our national coat of arms and collecting large pay cheques choose not to participate in the Australian anthem. If they feel that strongly, perhaps they should also choose to take an early holiday and not the cash. Casey SEVEN STEPS TO HELP WITH YOUR MELBOURNE CUP SELECTION 1. Saddle cloth numbers: Nos.4 and 12 have both had 11 wins. No.1 has 10, No.8 has eight and No.11 has had seven wins. 2. Barrier Draw: Horses in barriers nine to 12 have had five wins in the past 13 years. First run in 1866, barrier 18 is still waiting produce the Cup winner. 3. Age: Four and five-year-old horses have won the cup 93 times. Eleven of the 14 SOUTHERN FREE TIMES
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Inglewood visitor John Slack and local golfer Rino Pionvesan enjoy a chat before tee-off in Sunday's Stanthorpe Golf Open. past 12 cups have been won by horses aged either four, five or six. Almandin the exception when he won in 2016 as a seven year old. 4. Boys v Girls: Overall, stallions or geldings have won it 69 times but the mighty mare Makybe Diva holds the record of three consecutive wins. 5. Weight Matters: Horses carrying 54.5kg (eight wins) have the best winning record in the Cup followed by 52.5kg (seven) and 53kg (seven). 6. Colour me black and blue: Jockey's silks including predominantly royal blue or navy blue have won the Cup 1p times while black hasn't fared too bad either with 17 wins (but not recently). 7. Taking the odds: Odds of 10-1 appear to be most successful (15 wins) and 8-1 13 wins. Favourites have a poor recent record unless you are a bookmaker. If you can compute all those stats and you're looking for a 10-1, four or five-yearof this you should be looking for a horse (a good start) weighted at 54kg and carrying either blue or black silks and definitely not jumping from barrier 18. If that has you even more confused try the pin trick - works well for many. Good luck and good punting. Casey's Top Melbourne Cup (fancies ignoring all of the above):Vow and Declare; Mustajeeb; Marmelo and Hunting Horn LOCAL KNOWLEDGE A WINNER Golfers were treated to two great days of Golf last weekend as the Stanthorpe Golf Club hosted the Stanthorpe Open weekend. Always a popular date on the golfing calendar both days drew big fields. In total 165 players from 14 clubs took part in the two events. Local knowledge proved a pivotal difference in the major event on Sunday, the single stroke for men, Brendan Barker returned the best score of 76 Gross and another local member
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Barry Hughes carded the best nett round of 68. The pair used their local knowledge of the course to great effect. In the grade stakes it was another local, David Reeves Grade who won the 'A' grade. Well known former resident Jim Grassick (City GC) took out the 'B' grade title while Ivan Juriss was successful in 'C' grade. The Nett winners were Casey Leotta 'A' grade, Lyle Bryant 'B' grade and Gordon Fletcher (Tenterfield GC) 'C' grade. In the ladies Stableford event the overall winner was Inglewood GC visitor Carmel Owen with a good score of 39 points. Three local ladies were flying the flag for the local club. Lyn Ludlow taking the prize in Division One with 38 points. Division Two went to Margie Locke with 37 points. Shannen McLellan was delighted with her score of 33 points which was good enough to win Division three. Stanthorpe's Rachael Hendry finished runner up in Division one; Debra Armstrong (Millmerran GC) Division two and Yvonne Hall (Caboolture GC) runner up Division three. Saturday's 4BBB Medley Stableford set the tempo for a great weekend of golf. Visitors Stan Stewart and Les Ison streeted the field when they returned a great score of 47 points. At the end of play there was a four point buffer between them and the remainder of the field. Three teams finished the round on 43 points and after a lengthy count back the team of James Haining (Kooralbyn Valley) and William Lathrope were declared runners up. Kay Webb and Bill Pyne combined in the mixed team event to return a winning score of 47 points well ahead of runners up Ian Harvey and Madeline Jarman (42 points). The club would like to acknowledge the sponsors of the carnival. Maddies Gift Gallery continues its long association with the club, particularly in the Open event. Travis Burton played in the event and then spoke after event before presenting the
Well-travelled topweight Splitz returns to scale after an effortless win in the recent Stanthorpe Cup. Jockey Noriyuki Masuda was all smiles as he tipped his cap with his whip. major prizes to the winners. City Golf Club sponsor the Open Day in many of the smaller clubs in the Darling Downs region, including Stanthorpe, and thanks to Danny Carroll and others from City GC for making the trip to play on the day. Jim Grassick did the honours on behalf Danny Carroll. The Tenterfield Golf Club must also be mentioned for their part in sponsoring the Open. Of course events like the Open weekend would not be successful without the assistance of a band of volunteers who ensure the weekend runs smoothly; the BBQ is cranking and the bar is stocked. Then there are those who assisted in the preparation of the course, prepared and collated the cards. It was no mean feat to get the field away on both days and organise the prize winners. The efforts of greenkeeper, Bill Pyne, must not be underestimated. Somehow Bill presented an excellent course despite the extreme conditions and shortage of water. Congratulations to all - it was an exceptional weekend. SPRING CLASSIC After round three of the Spring Tanny classic which saw 30 players rolling up for the points, it was Maddy Grayson holding the lead on 11 points. On a congested leader board Jacko Grayson was snapping at his heels with 10 points. There is a pack following on nine points all hungry for the lead. Damo, Brosso, Lochy Boal and Stu Hoffman just waiting for their chance to bring down the leaders. Benny Gross and Wayno (8 points) and Fraser, Pricey & Mick Weier (7 points) are not out of the hunt either. The competition on the greens is fierce but the Friday night pool comp saw Stu that ole pool shark stitch up the field. There are plots afoot to keep him from getting to the club Friday nights but he has vowed to continue to give the also-rans a lesson in pool even if his wheels are sabotaged. freetimes.com.au
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Madeline Jarman, Lyn Ludlow and Club President Steve Kay have a chat.
Part-owner of the Stanthorpe Cup winner Stuart Pickering accepts the winner's trophy from Jockey Club president Chips Briunckhorst and sponsors Melissa and Bill Kerr of K & A Building. MEDAL OF MEDALLISTS TO BE DECIDED With the Stanthorpe Open weekend done and dusted local golfers now turn their attention to this weekend's competition. The Poole's Produce Golf Day sponsored by Howard and Adele Poole. Players will be playing a single stroke event for the November monthly medal and putting competition. This will be the first medal day for the new season and will be played in conjunction with the Medal of Medallists. The field for the Medal of Medallist event is made up of the winners of the medal events held over the past 12 months. The men will be playing for the Roy Carnell trophy while the ladies event is sponsored by Tom and Trish Fittock. Tee off is from 11.30 am and there is a time sheet is on the board at the Clubhouse. TANNY TRIPLES The Tannymorel Bowls club recently combined the Col Wayne and Russ Thompson Memorial day with the Tanny Triples. It was by all accounts another great day on the greens and there was even a little bit of rain which although not much had many dancing in the rain not on the plain - on the greens. The lucky winners were Steve Tyter, Marg Wright and Pedro Collis. The team finishing in the runners up spot was Paintbrush Davidson, Geoff Davis and Johno Johnstone. Thanks to the Thomo
family for their sponsorship of the day it is appreciated by the club as were the efforts of those in the kitchen and the boys who turned the green out in fine fashion. ANOTHER WEEK ANOTHER CUP Another week and another Country Cup was decided on the Southern Downs. On Cox Plate Day all roads for racing folk led to the Clifton race course for the Annual Clifton Cup. A good crowd were treated to beautiful weather, great country hospitality and good racing. The highlight of the five race card was the running of the Pacific Seeds/Pursehouse Rural Clifton Cup over the 1580 metre journey. Ritchford found the journey and track more to his liking than the Stanthorpe Cup the previous week and in a tight finish edged out Rather Salubrious ($11) and Gud Onya ($11). The seven year old who lumped top weight in the Cup is owned and trained in Toowoomba by Jackie Crompton and was well ridden by claiming apprentice Sophie Wilcock. It was advantage bookmakers after the Cup with the favourite De Bandit Vega, a winner in Stanthorpe at his previous start finishing fourth. Oakey visitor Backup Billy opened the meeting with a win for his connections in the Emerald Grains Class B Handicap. In a wide open betting race, the well travelled
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gelding who last raced in Tara started at $5.50 and narrowly defeated the favourite Alotafox ($4.60) and Run The Cutter ($6). Trained by John Byrne the winner was well ridden by Toowoomba based jockey Kenji Yoshida. Texas trainer Rod Hilton led in the second winner New Alliance for the Clifford family in the PB Agrifood Benchmark 65 Handicap. It was the Swift Alliance gelding's third win over the 1000 metre journey. Ridden by Bea-Dene Appo and starting at $6 the gelding lumped top weight of 60.5kgs to a narrow win over chocolate Oreo who showed good form in Stanthorpe and Go Get Sum. In another blow for punter the favourite Mellore finished well down the track. Spezia Lady ($5.50) improved on two recent seconds to break her maiden in the next race the Ray Bunch Maiden Handicap. Another Oakey visitor the mare is trained by Brad Hudson for a large syndicate of owners and obviously appreciated the claim for apprentice Simone Vella. The Rex Lipp trained favourite Vienna Spirit finished second. A field of nine runners lined up for the final event on Cup Day, the Landmark Harcourt's Cooke/ Felton Produce maiden.) Gallopinakis a five year old by Melbourne Cup winning sire Americain was having his first start since June 2018. It was also the gelding's first start since transferring to the stable of Toowoomba trainer Rex Lipp. Starting at $5 and despite beginning awkwardly he put paid to favourite Simderealla ($3.50) and won by a clear margin. The Clifton meeting marks the end of the Southern Downs Country Racing Cups for 2019. The good fields and good crowds the meetings at Warwick Stanthorpe and Clifton attracted highlights not only the growing popularity of the Country race meetings but the outstanding work of the committees of all three clubs. Well done to all concerned. Race enthusiast can now turn their attentions to the Melbourne Cup carnival and also Tuesday's Cup Day meeting at Clifford Park Toowoomba. CRICKET FINALLY UNDERWAY After a first round washout the 2019/20 Stanthorpe Cricket season finally got under way last weekend. Valleys took on South's in a Friday night game at the CF White Oval. Valleys then travelled to Shirley Park taking on Tenterfield on their home patch. Back at headquarters RSL went head to head with Wanderers. The defending premiers, Valleys have been bolstered by the return of Charlie Moncada and Alastair Middleton. On Friday night Valleys won the toss and elected ash South's to bat first. It was a good move as the strong Valleys bowling attack restricted South's to just 112 runs. South's openers, Harry Williams and Sachepal Singh made a reasonable start before Williams was dismissed by Martin with the score at 1/33. Singh became Moncada's first victim out for 12. Liam
Lanza was the next to fall run out by Dave Marino. When captain Ben Staley was caught by Moncada off the bowling of Cameron Crestani the writing was on the wall for South's. Tom Bonner (35) top scored as wickets tumbled around him. South's eventually all out in just the 28th over. Steve Martin, Charlie Moncada and Dave Marino each took two wickets and in a good fielding display catches were held and there were two run outs. Valleys never looked under pressure as they reeled in the required runs in the 24th over for the loss of five wickets. Moncada made a classy debut taking two wickets and two catches. Middleton looked in good touch at the wicket opening the batting and top scoring with 27. Cameron Crestani was the next best of the Valley's batsmen scoring 26 from 33 deliveries. Valleys followed up that win by handing Tenterfield a hiding on their home turf. Cameron Crestani lit up Shirley Park with an awesome batting display. Crestani came in at first drop with the score at 1/28 and went about destroying the bowling attack. When he was finally dismissed in the 32nd over the score was 4/220. Crestani scoring 141 runs off just 95 balls. Valleys went on to a total of 258. In reply Tenterfield simply had no answers to the Valleys attack. Steve Martin dismantled the batting line up taking five wickets from eight overs. Anthony Marino took three wickets and Cameron Crestani backed up a good day taking two wickets. Tenterfield were dismissed for just 62 in the 16th over. It was an innings Tenterfield will not care to remember with a top score of 25 from opener Nick Savins. Extras adding the next best score of 10 and the innings included six ducks. Ouch. But an impressive start to the season for Valleys. EXPERIENCE AND YOUTH ON DISPLAY IN THRILLER RSL and Wanderers went head to head on the CF White Oval in a thriller. Wanderers won the toss and batted first setting RSL a run chase of 194. Jamie Carnell remained not out and was the mainstay of the innings scoring 78 from 91 deliveries. Sam Dowie had a hand in three dismissals while one of the younger brigade Noah Mackenzie took two wickets. In reply RSL lost their first wicket with the score at only 16 when youngster Rohan Hines took his first wicket in the senior ranks. However it was a patient and well constructed innings from Sam Dowie that saw RSL snatch a one run win. He was well supported in his innings by a raft of young players who have stepped up into the senior ranks this season. There was drama right to the last ball of the innings as an attempted run out went awry handing the batting side a one run victory. Organisers will be hoping that after the delayed start, it will be plain sailing as the 2019/20 season continues. In the next round Wanderers play Tenterfield and RSL go head to head with South's.
20 def Allan Davidson, Lyn Marriott 4. Saturday saw Orange Peel Davidson and Mega Mooney 101 def Val Gray and Dave Scotney 79. We had 2 teams away at the Summit Apple Blossom Open Fours Carnival on Sunday. It was a great day on very fast greens with a gusty wind, but we only came home with busted egos and sore heads. Tuesday 5 November Melbourne Cup Day. Morning tea 9.00am, bowls 10am and lunch all for $20. Come along and be in a sweep. Phone Cheryl 0407 641 158 for catering purposes. All welcome.
This Thursday 31 October at 1pm there will be social mixed bowls hosted by the ladies. It's a great day to learn the art of bowls, so beginners are most welcome. Afternoon tea is provided with a total cost of $10. Visitors can come and join the fun also. For enquiries phone Ladies President Chris 0412 027 342. This Saturday 2 November we will have social mixed bowls at 1.00pm. Be there by 12.30pm. Enquiries phone Men's President Dave 0429 130 348. Find us opposite St Mary's Church and on Facebook.
AROUND THE GROUNDS SOUTHERN DOWNS RIFLE CLUB RESULTS FOR 27TH OCTOBER 600 yards F Class (open) Neil Sexton 123.5, Murray Reck 117.3, Beth Caskey 116.4, Bob Tyllyer 110, Bruce McAllan 107.2, Margaret Taylor 104.1. (standard) Kevin Jones 113.3, Richard McKillop 99. Another fine morning last Sunday with deceptive winds and mirage to contend with. Neil had a good morning getting a very good total for first place in open, with Kevin taking the honours in standard. Next Sunday 3rd November we will be at the 300 freetimes.com.au
yard mound for our combined F Class and military rifle shoot, sign on at 8.30am for 9.00am start. Contact Margaret on 4666 1018 for details, hope to see you all there. P.S. Good luck to Neil and Murray who are competing in the DDDRA team at Belmont next weekend.
SOUTHERN CROSS BOWLS CLUB Results for last Thursday mixed social bowls - Zeppi Torrisi, Wicky Wickham 22 def Claire Hope, Linda Hartley 13. Baz Heffernan, Crosscut Sawyer 18 def Daph Cross, Val Gray 10. July McKelvie, Solvol Davis
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