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With the $10,387.11 cheque are, from left, Chris Kunde, Branch Manager, Pursehouse Rural Clifton, Rodney Watton, Executive Director-Community Clifton Community Health Services, Rob Imhoff, Clifton Golf Club and Andrew Douglas, Chairman of the Board Clifton Community Health Services.

Huge five-figure donation

A cheque totalling over $10,000 was presented to Clifton Community Health Services (CCHS) at their community Christmas party this week, the sum raised from Pursehouse Rural’s

16 December, 2024

Spirits were high at the Clifton Arms last Thursday, where the Meals on Wheels Christmas party was held.

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Thank you Meals on Wheels volunteers

RFDS staff receive the cheque, from left, Justin and Gail (Base Support Managers), Bruce (Ground Support Officer) and an excited Cal (Engineer) in the background.

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Jockey Club celebrates successful 2024 race meeting

A representative from each organisation was given a chance to speak about their group, as Tracey Brooker from the Clifton CWA branch hands the microphone to Clifton and District Progress Association President Margaret May.

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Community connection aim of new Clifton event

From left: Russel Hagan (Treasurer); Lynda Bishop (Vice-President, assistant Research Officer); Mr Graham Berry (Patron, Life Member and Foundation Member); Joy King (Family Research Officer, Life Member); Pat Tickner (Secretary); Kath Brown (President); Linda Nicholas (Publicity Officer). Photo, Peter Grzesiak

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Historical Society ready for new year

Helping to set up the tree were, from left, Lion Bill Cameron, Linda Martin, Chris Martin (front), Lion Andrew Highet, Lion Kay Nugent and Christine Cameron.

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Take part in the gift of giving

Chelsea Cameron, pictured with Anne Glasheen, received awards for Agricultural Science, English, Open Cross Country Girls Champion, Open Athletics Girl’s Champion and Darling Downs Rep in Rugby League and Cross Country.

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Clifton State High School Awards Ceremony

A smoking ceremony was part of the celebration and while the youngsters may not have understood its significance, they were certainly intrigued. Geneene Meijer of the Western Wakka Wakka people performed the ceremony.

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Treasure Island marks a quarter of a century

Carers and clients enjoyed the stroll along the museum’s corridors as a walk down memory lane.

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OzCare clients walk down memory lane

Margaret Saville, Margaret Ferguson, Lynette Noller and Kerry Morwood confronted by some delicious looking fare.

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The case of the diminishing morning tea

Clifton RSL Sub Branch President Anne Glasheen addresses the crowd.

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We shall remember them

The high achieving Prep to Year 2 students from Pilton State School.

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Local students excel in science competition

The architecture of Richard G. Suter is held in high regard and St. Augustine’s Church in Leyburn is possibly the last of his timber churches to survive.

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St Augustine’s Church Leyburn: an architectural marvel worth saving

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