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SOMERSET COUNCIL’S 

2019/20 ANNUAL REPORT 

RELEASED 

Somerset Regional Council has released its 

2019/20 annual report. 

Somerset Chief Executive Officer, Andrew 

Johnson, said the 2019-2020 year has 

presented many challenges. 

“This year will go down in history books as a 

year like no other. It has been a challenging 

year with the Somerset region enduring 

the ongoing effects of drought, devastating 

bushfires, storm events and associated 

infrastructure damage followed by the 

impacts of the global COVID-19 pandemic,” 

Mr Johnson said. 

“Council had a deficit of $1.3 million in the 

2019/2020 financial year however, albeit 

understandable, this was the right thing to 

do to support the community.” 

The annual report is available on Council’s 

website: www.somerset.qld.gov.au. 

IMPROVEMENTS TO 

KILCOY AQUATIC CENTRE 

CONFIRMED 

Somerset Regional Council will contract a 

Kilcoy business to undertake immediate 

improvement works to the Kilcoy Aquatic 

Centre. 

Last month it was identified that the sealing 

of the pool had become hazardous and 

immediate repairs were needed to prevent 

further damage to the pool shell and tiling. 

SOMERSET LAND 

RATIONALISATION 

PROGRAM 

Somerset Regional Council will reduce 

its land holdings by a further seven lots 

following a Council decision. 

Mayor Graeme Lehmann said the changes 

were to reduce costs. 

“We are focused on managing avoidable 

costs like State government levies and 

other costs of freehold land ownership,” Cr 

Lehmann said. 

“We have sold several freehold titles in recent 

years, particularly in rural areas where State 

law prevents subdivision but Council decided 

to not try and sell any of these seven blocks 

because of flooding and access issues.” 

The Council also made policy changes to 

save on procurement costs. 

SOMERSET COUNCIL’S 

CYBER SECURITY REVIEW 

Somerset Regional Council has adopted a 

cyber security policy in response to a review 

by consultants Crowe. 

Somerset Mayor Graeme Lehmann said 

the policy was a proactive step towards 

managing cyber risks. 

“Like businesses and organisations 

everywhere, it is an unfortunate part of life 

that we all need to protect our systems to 

keep out literally thousands of cyber-attacks,” 

Cr Lehmann said. 

“We are aware of another council being the 

subject of a successful ransomware attack 

just this month. 

“Our new policy will assist in preventing a 

similar successful ransom attack here.” 

COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE 

GRANT AWARDED TO 

FERNVALE LIONS 

Somerset Regional Council has awarded the 

Fernvale Lions Club with a grant to improve 

their club site in Clive Street, Fernvale. 

The club was awarded $6700 to install a 

digital sound system. 

The funds were awarded by Council through 

its Community Assistance Grants Program. 

SPORTING BURSARY 

AWARDED TO SOMERSET 

ATHLETE 

Somerset Regional Council has awarded a 

$300 sporting bursary to Samantha Bremner 

of Fernvale. 

The bursary was awarded to assist with her 

state level representation as a member of the 

Queensland School Sport 13-15 years Girls 

Cricket Team and has been invited to attend 

the Cricket State Championships being held 

at Redlands in November. 

Sporting bursaries are awarded by Council 

through its Community Assistance Grants 

Program. 

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5424 4000 

Queensland kids will have 

more access to shade thanks to 

funding from the Queensland 

Government. 

The 2020-2021 funding round of SunSmart 

Shade Creation Initiative is closing soon. 

Eligible Queensland organisations should not 

miss this opportunity to apply for funding for 

extra shade. 

The initiative, led by Queensland Government 

and Cancer Council Queensland, provides 

80% funding with a maximum of $2000 

for portable shade and up to $30,000 

for permanent shade, for not-for-profit 

organisations that cater to children 0-18 years. 

Cancer Council Queensland CEO Ms Chris 

McMillan urges eligible schools, sporting 

clubs, childcare centres and community 

groups to apply for the SunSmart Shade 

Creation Initiative. 

“We’re proud to partner with Queensland 

Government to help provide shade and 

improve the sun safety of Queensland kids,” 

Ms McMillan said. 

“Protecting your skin from the sun and other 

forms of UV exposure is important at any age, 

but sun protection is especially important 

during childhood and adolescence. 

“Skin damage can occur in as little as 10 

minutes if you’re outdoors without sun 

protection. Creating more shady spaces in 

settings where young Queenslanders spend a 

large portion of the day will help reduce their 

exposure and skin cancer risk.” 

The Mackay Brothers Football Club is a junior 

sporting club that received funding for shade 

through the 2019-2020 SunSmart Shade 

Creation Initiative. 

Vice President Gene Paterson says their 

decision to apply for funding for shade was 

driven by the hot Queensland sun and the 

impact it had on community attendance to 

games. 

“Prior to the construction of the roof over the 

deck, the players and supporters (parents, 

grandparents, siblings) were exposed to 

the tropical sun for most of the day,” said Mr 

Paterson. 

“People can now come early in the day and 

sit on the deck in the shade and stay all day, 

whereas in the past if you came to an Under 

19’s game at 10 am, because of the exposure 

to the sun (which does not go behind the 

Clubhouse until after 2 pm) you would be 

wanting to go home.” 

Mr Paterson explained that the passing of 

valued club members and supporters from 

cancer also motivated their application for 

better shade. 

“If you live in North Queensland you become 

conscious of skin cancer and its effects on 

families.” 

The comfort and safety of the Mackay Brothers 

Football Club community has vastly improved 

since the construction of permanent shade 

earlier this year. 

“The construction of permanent shade with 

the support of Cancer Council Queensland 

and Queensland Government, keeps people 

out of the sun, avoids the necessity of putting 

up and taking down tents and provides more 

room and comfort for everyone.” 

Applications for this round of the 2020-2021 

SunSmart Shade Creation Initiative close 

at 5pm on November 9, 2020. To apply, 

complete the online application form on the 

Cancer Council Queensland website: www. 

cancerqld.org.au/shade-initiative/ 

More information about Cancer Council 

Queensland is available at cancerqld. 

org.au or via Cancer Council’s 13 11 20 

Support and Information line. 

NATHAN GREAVES 

A brazen fuel thief has targeted 

a cherished store in a small-town 

community, inciting anger from 

owners and customers alike. 

The theft took place on Monday, October 26, 

at the Blue Teapot corner store on the main 

street of Coominya. 

After driving past the store and parking further 

along the road, the thief approached the 

bowser, filled up a container with fuel, then 

ran back to his car and drove away without 

paying. 

Fortunately the thief and his vehicle were 

caught on CCTV, and images and video have 

already been distributed to authorities, and 

the local community. 

Unfortunately, the number plate of the vehicle 

is difficult to discern. Blue Teapot owners 

expressed their disdain for the theft. 

“This is why small family business go broke 

or stop doing fuel, because people like this 

think they have the right to take what doesn't 

belong to them,” they said. 

Community members have been enraged 

by the incident, and have vowed to keep an 

eye out for the car and its driver, with some 

threatening violence or vandalism against the 

thief and his car. As with any crime, anyone 

with information is urged to contact police, 

and should not take matters into their own 

hands. 

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Written by John Somerset, 

youngest child of Arthur and 

Dorothy Somerset 

Born 30 May 1926 at Caboonbah 

Homestead, Esk Kilcoy Road, 

Arthur was the eldest child of 

Rollo and Glory (nee Turner) 

Somerset and grandson of Henry 

Plantagenet Somerset (HP) after 

whom the dam and region is 

named. 

Arthur (my father) lived a long, fruitful, and 

content life, passing away on 15th October 

2020 aged 94 years, just ten months after 

the passing of his wife (my mother) Dorothy 

Somerset. 

Arthur was originally home-schooled at 

Caboonbah before attending Mt Beppo 

school to which he rode his pony to and 

from, with a gallop on the way home. HP 

made his stirrups and bridle. His memories of 

growing up at Caboonbah include making a 

cup of tea with his father for the awakening 

family members in the house and receiving a 

bullseye lolly from HP, which he used to keep 

in a jar on his bedside table, as a reward for 

the morning cuppa. Arthur maintained this 

early morning tea tradition for his entire life. 

I recall studying at 4am and Dad bringing me 

tea and toast at about 5.30am. 

Rollo (Arthur’s father) passed away when 

Dad was 10 years old after which the family 

moved to Redcliffe in Brisbane. Arthur 

attended school at Humpybong State School 

and completed his senior schooling at The 

Southport School with fond memories of 

rugby, rowing and swimming across the 

Narang river to Macintosh Island, now one of 

the most expensive pieces of real estate on 

the Gold Coast. 

After finishing school in 1942 he worked for 

Dalgety’s stock and station agency filling and 

dispatch station supply orders – a job that 

he loved. Dad joined the navy in 1943 (aged 

18 years) and saw active service in the South 

Pacific. Up until his death, Dad was an active 

member of the Corvette (ship) association 

and we were honoured to have high level 

navy officers and a bugler attend his funeral 

including conducting a poppy ceremony. 

After the war Arthur married Dorothy Harrison 

and working in the family automotive 

business for the next 30 years while raising 

his family initially at Redcliffe, but for 46 years 

at our Aspley home. Mum was a city girl and 

Dad a country lad. In 2012 Arthur realised his 

long-awaited dream of a country life, living in 

a purpose built home co-joined to his eldest 

son Rollo’s home near Stanthorpe. 

Dad worked hard but always had 

time to invest in his children’s and 

grandchildren’s activities including 

he and Mum travelling around the 

UK for a period while visiting his 

daughter Andrea who was living 

there at the time, and visiting his 

son Rollo in PNG and USA when 

he was living abroad. I have many 

fond childhood memories including 

the regular trips to the Caboonbah 

Church, Mt Beppo Caboonbah road, 

to maintain the church property and 

grounds, followed by a family picnic. 

This tradition continues as I am 

currently president of the Caboonbah 

Undenominational Church Inc. and 

we have our annual service/open 

day coming up at 11am Saturday 

21 st November 2020. All community 

members are welcome subject 

to Covid-19 number restrictions. 

We also plan to live stream the 

service through the Caboonbah 

Undenominal Church facebook page. 

I am fortunate to have had a wonderful life 

teacher in Dad and appreciate many do not 

have this luxury. But Arthur lost his father at 

aged 10 years and was mentored by others in 

the family, perhaps teaching him one of the 

most important lessons that he passed on 

to us of working with the circumstances as 

presented. 

His grandfather has a plaque at Caboonbah 

Undenominational Church saying “write me 

as a man who loved his fellow man” which is 

equally true for Arthur. Arthur demonstrated 

servant leadership throughout his life, was 

a dedicated and resourceful person, very 

content with life. Arthur and Dorothy’s ashes 

will eventually be placed in the Caboonbah 

cemetery alongside other family members. 

Thankyou Arthur/Dad for a job well done. 

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Accounting & Taxation Services 

for Business & Individuals 

Show societies in Rosewood and 

Marburg will receive a share of 

more than $2.1 million from the 

Queensland Government’s Show 

Societies Grants Program, to help 

conduct their annual show. 

Member for Ipswich West Jim Madden said 

that with many shows having to be cancelled 

in 2020 due to the pandemic, their return 

would give local communities a much-needed 

lift. 

“The local show is such an important part of 

the fabric of our regions, towns and cities, 

and offer a terrific opportunity for locals 

to showcase their produce, livestock and 

artisanship,” he said. 

Mr Madden said it was important to recognise 

that the shows give local economies a boost. 

Across the region, the grants will assist 

Show Societies including: 

• Marburg & Dist A&I Assn - $8,656 

• Rosewood A&H (Show) Assn - $7,025 

• Ipswich Show Society - $27,535 

The Show Societies Grants Program provides 

financial support for operating costs associated 

with conducting annual agricultural shows, 

and costs towards the construction and 

maintenance of showground assets. 

Additionally, Show Societies who own their 

grounds may use up to 50 per cent of their 

funding towards new infrastructure works 

that meet the required timeframe and 

program objectives. 

The 2020-21 Show Societies Grants Program 

allocations range from just over $6,000 

for small show societies up to more than 

$151,000 for the Royal National Agricultural 

and Industrial Association of Queensland to 

conduct the Ekka. 

For more information: 

www.dlgrma.qld.gov.au/ssgp 

Pictured: Member for Ipswich West Jim Madden 

with Rosewood Show Society Secretary Katie 

Lenihan 



LETTERS, COMMENT & ANNOUNCEMENTS 

THANK-YOU FROM DEB 

JIM MADDEN’S POST ELECTION STATEMENT 

“It is a great honour and a privilege to be 

elected for a fourth term as the Member for 

Nanango,” Mrs Frecklington said. 

“I am very humbled and sincerely thank the 

community for putting their faith in me. I 

took on this role to make a difference in our 

regional areas, and I will continue to fight for 

our fair share in the Nanango Electorate. 

“There is so much opportunity right here, but 

it needs backing with better roads, better 

health services and less red and green tape for 

our primary producers and small business. 

“This is what I’ll be working to achieve for 

our Nanango Electorate communities – right 

across the South Burnett, Somerset, northern 

Toowoomba, Cherbourg and western Gympie 

areas. 

“I’ll continue to work hard each and every day 

because I love this area, and the people who 

call our beautiful part of the world home,” Deb 

said. 

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I am so incredibly humbled to have been reelected 

as the Member for Ipswich West. 

It is an absolute privilege to be able to 

continue to deliver for our community, as we 

rebuild from COVID together. 

A range of State Government projects in 

Ipswich West have been completed since I 

was first elected in 2015, including the $10M 

upgrade of the Minden Crossroads, the $10M 

Ipswich State High Performing Arts Centre 

and $10M safety improvements to the Tivoli/ 

Brassall section of the Warrego Highway. 

Various projects have received State 

government funding but are yet be 

completed, including the $2.7M Ipswich 

State High STEM Building, the $22M upgrade 


The Somerset Regional Council 

have been forced to fork out 

thousands in recent weeks to 

cover the cost of vandalism 

committed in late September. 

As has become far too familiar in the region in 

recent months, public toilets were once again 

the prime targets out the callous vandals, 

with Kilcoy’s Anzac Park toilets being attacked 

twice, on September 16 and 28. 

Damages included the toilet seat in the 

disabled bathroom being broken, as well as a 

stainless steel rubbish bag holder. 

Also reported on September 28 was a 

stainless steel toilet seat being broken at the 

of the Mt Crosby Road Warrego Highway 

Interchange and the $650,000 synthetic 

Soccer Pitch at Ipswich State High. 

I have enjoyed serving on various 

Parliamentary Committees and as the 

Government’s representative on the Rural 

Drought and Debt Taskforce and Chair of the 

Western Queensland Community Forum. 

In the 57th Queensland Parliament I am 

pleased to serve in any capacity that the 

Premier, Annastacia Palaszczuk, can make 

best use of my skills as a lawyer, agronomist, 

small business owner and a former Local 

Government Councillor. 

Thank you to the residents of Ipswich West for 

placing your trust in me, I won’t them down. 

Minden Village Toilets, and a toilet seat being 

stolen from the Coach Stop toilets in Kilcoy. 

Councillor Sean Choat expressed his 

exasperation at the ongoing issue. 

“I can’t believe that people have nothing 

better to do than damage a public lavatory,” 

he said. 

“It’s ridiculous. To steal a toilet seat? It’s a sad 

sign of the times.” 

The total cost to ratepayers for repairing the 

vandalism damages caused in September 

was $2,242. 

Fernvale’s expanding health 

services are continuing to grow 

with STAR Radiology’s new 

addition, the Ultra Low Dose 

Computer Tomography (CT) 

machine. 

STAR Radiology in Fernvale is now a full 

comprehensive radiology centre providing 

all general x-ray, dental (OPG), Ultrasound as 

well as Interventional ultrasound (cortisone 

injections) and Ultra Low Dose CT. 

Dr. Andrew Timbs the owner of STAR Radiology 

says “The new ultra low dose CT technology 

is amazing. It allows us to perform many CT 

scans for the equivalent does to a standard 

x-ray. It is the safest CT scan available”. 

STAR Radiology has been in Fernvale for 2 

years now and has been striving to increase 

their medical radiology services continuously. 

Dr. Timbs says “It has been a tough two years 

but it is very satisfying to finally have a full 

service radiology centre for the community. 

Everyone continually mentions how much 

they dislike having to travel for radiology 

services into Ipswich or Gatton. There are 

very few radiology services we are unable to 

do. It is very gratifying to know that everyone 

no longer needs to travel and can get their 

radiology services locally”. 

A little known fact with radiology referral 

forms is that it is the patients choice of what 

centre they attend. It does not matter what 

referral form you receive from the doctor it is 

your choice what centre you visit. Dr. Timbs 

says “This is a very important point for the 

public to be aware of. Most doctors in the area 

still for some reason do not use our referral 

forms regularly and do not make the patient 

aware that there is a local imaging centre. This 

creates significant confusion for the patients 

as most believe they need to attend that 

centre on the referral form. We have patients 

on a daily basis complaining to us that their 

doctor has been sending them to Ipswich and 

Gatton for the past two years and they did not 

know we where in Fernvale.” This makes it an 

easy decision to support a local business with 

the added benefit that you no longer need 

to travel the 20-30 minutes to Ipswich and 

Gatton and fight the traffic, parking and wait 

times. 

Dr. Timbs says “The technology we use for 

our reporting is the leading in the industry. 

Doctors have direct access to their images as 

soon as the procedure had been completed 

and all our reports are completed within 24 

hours, most times far quicker. If an urgent 

report is required we can complete it in a 

matter of hours.” 

Fernvale and the surrounding areas continue 

to grow and having adequate medical 

services is critical. Let's spread the word 

and support our local businesses so we can 

continue to have these amazing service in our 

community. 

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Maurice and Dolly 

Granzien have been 

married 60 years on 

November 5 th . 

Maurice and Dolly were 

married at Brightview 

and later relocated to 

Toogoolawah where they 

both retired from farm life. 

Dolly still maintains an active 

community presence as a 

volunteer at the Red Cross. 

Maurice and Dolly had three 

children; two boys and a 

girl who attended the local 

Toogoolawah schools. 

Congratulations to Maurice 

and Dolly Granzien on 60 

wonderful years. 

In a coup for the Brisbane 

Valley and the village of Linville, 

the celebrated Camerata - 

Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra 

- will perform a morning concert in 

Linville on Sunday 22 November. 

The concert titled ‘A Song With Words’ is an 

original work that intertwines words and 

music to commemorate Linville’s rich history. 

As a special treat, Camerata is joining forces 

with brilliant Australian actor, Barbara Lowing 

to bring residents and visitors this beautiful 

morning concert experience. 

‘Camerata has always had a regional focus and 

loves bringing music to rural communities, 

however we have never played in this region 

before and never in Linville’ Artistic Director 

Brendan Joyce said. ‘We are all looking forward 

to this adventure’. 

Actress Barbara Lowing knows the area well. 

Her connection with the Brisbane Valley 

goes back to a time when her mother’s 

family owned a farm on Cressbrook Creek 

in the 1940’s. In the early 1980’s, her family 

moved to a farm on Fulham Road, outside of 

Toogoolawah and her brother still lives and 

works in the Valley. 

“I am so happy to be part of the Heritage 

Festival. Many times my dad and I would 

spend time, driving and exploring The 

Brisbane Valley, and it’s beauty never ceases 

to amaze me” Barbara said. 

For this performance a string quintet will be 

playing. 

So Linville welcomes: 

Violin: Brendan Joyce, Jonny Ng 

Viola: Anna Colville 

Cello: Katherine Philp 

Double Bass: Marian Heckenberg 

Breakfast will be organised by Linville Progress 

Association and available in the Hall grounds 

from 7.00am to 8.30am. Breakfast can be paid 

for on the day at ‘tent door’. 

The concert is scheduled from 9.00am to 

10.00am in the Hall and tickets are on sale 

now. Seating is by 8.45am sharp. 

Given current COVID restrictions the Hall 

can accommodate an audience of 80 so 

secure your seat by buying tickets as soon 

as possible through Trybooking at 

https://www.trybooking.com/BMMJN 

Linville’s inaugural Heritage Festival was 

conceived by Linville Hotel owners Leah 

and Paul Squire and is supported by Linville 

Progress Association and local businesses. 


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Toogoolawah IGA & Esk Friendly Grocer 

Open Monday to Friday 7am to 7pm - Saturday & Sunday 7am to 6pm 

Home Delivery Service available on Wednesday’s only, orders to be recieved by 11am Tuesday for 

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Call: 5423 1222 

email: office@eskco-op.com.au 

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Cottees Cordial Varieties 

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IGA ONLINE 

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IGA Australia are now offering an online 

home shopping service to all customers. 

This can be found at 

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Raspberries 125g 

$4.00ea 

Mangoes 

2 for $5 

Fresh Chicken Breasts 

$9.50/kg 

Customers are to register on-line and are 

able to order up to 1800 different grocery 

products, these orders are forwarded to 

their nearest store for processing. 

The LJ Hooker Esk / Toogoolawah 

with The New Seasons Church are 

very excited and proud to be once 

again supporting for the 4 th year 

running the Christmas Hamper 

Charity Drive. 

With the fabulous support from the local 

communities there was 75 Christmas hamper 

boxes delivered to families in need for 2019. 

This is an outstanding and over whelming 

achievement for this great 

cause. The figure of 75 

boxes is the highest figure 

reached in the 3 year 

period. 

We are seeking the support 

of the community again 

to donate non-perishable 

items and help those 

families in need to have 

a wonderful and happy 

Christmas. 

2020 has been an 

extremely hard year for 

everyone. There is a lot 

of families doing it tough 

and if you can afford to 

help it would be greatly 

appreciated. 

Christmas is only 8 weeks 

away and this time will go 

very quickly. If you have 

any questions or seek 

further information, please 

contact LJ Hooker Esk / 

Toogoolawah Helen on 

07 5424 2222 or New Season’s Church Debra 

and Gordon on 0432 102 608. 

Collection boxes have been set up at: 

• LJ Hooker Esk office 221 Ipswich St Esk 

• LJ Hooker Toogoolawah office 61 

Cressbrook St Toogoolawah 

• New Season Hair Design 

• IGA Toogoolawah 

• Esk Friendly Grocer 


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For almost two decades, residents 

living near a Hazeldean property 

have had to deal with an unsightly, 

unsafe house on their doorsteps, 

and now they’ve finally had 

enough. 

In September of this year, a petition was 

received by the Somerset Regional Council, 

with twenty signatories demanding that 

council take action over building issues at 37 

Davis Court, Hazeldean. 

The property in question has already been on 

council’s radar, since before the councils were 

amalgamated. 

When discussing the issue at last week’s 

council meeting, Director of Planning and 

Development Luke Hannan said Show Cause 

and Enforcement notices had been issued to 

A Deb Frecklington LNP 

Government will reduce electricity 

costs to support irrigators and 

supercharge regional economies. 

LNP Leader Deb Frecklington said ending 

Labor’s high electricity prices would increase 

production and create more secure jobs for 

Queenslanders. 

“Within the first 100 day of forming 

government the LNP will task the Productivity 

Commission to develop a new set of modern 

and affordable agricultural tariffs to reduce 

the skyrocketing cost of electricity,” Ms 

Frecklington said. 

“The Commission will overhaul the current 

system and introduce a new demand-based 

tariff structure that rewards productivity and 

efficiency. 

“This is all part of the LNP’s ambitious food 

and jobs security plan, which has a goal of 

increasing the value of agricultural production 

by 2035, from $18 billion to $30 billion and 

then doubling it to $60 billion by 2045. 

“The centre piece of this bold plan is the 

the property owner in the past. 

“There is a significant history of compliance 

matters at this property,” he said. 

The fiasco began in October of 2002, when the 

Kilcoy Shire Council gave a building approval, 

with a condition that the work be completed 

in six months. 

It wasn’t. 

Many complaints were received from 

neighbours regarding the unfinished works, 

including substandard construction and 

plumbing work. 

In January 2009, the Somerset Regional 

Council approved a new development to add 

a veranda and storeroom to the property, 

which was intended to resolve the existing 

building matters. 

This approval had a condition that work be 

completed within two years, and once again 

this condition was not met. 

Residents in the area raised numerous issues 

in their petition, providing photographic 

delivery of water infrastructure which includes 

the drought-busting New Bradfield Scheme 

and more dam projects throughout the state. 

“We have a plan to grow agriculture in 

Queensland, including a commitment to 

reduce the costs of critical inputs and end 

bad regulations that impact the profitability, 

productivity and ultimately jobs throughout 

the entire agricultural supply chain.” 

LNP Shadow Minister for Agricultural Industry 

Development Tony Perrett said cheaper 

electricity for farmers is in addition to slashing 

nearly 20 per cent off the price of water 

for Queensland’s 5,000 Sunwater irrigation 

customers from 1 July 2021. 

“By getting the basics right, an LNP 

Government will secure Queensland’s food 

and fibre first, backing local farmers and 

supporting local jobs,” Mr Perrett said. 

“Labor’s plan for tariffs will result in even high 

price spikes and even more businesses pulling 

the plug. 

“The LNP knows that modern agricultural 

businesses have a wide variety of needs and 

demands when it comes to electricity that 

cannot be solved with a blanket tariff. 

evidence to confirm a lack of safety rails on 

the stairs, and boarded-up, broken windows 

with pieces of broken glass still visible in the 

frames. 

They also raised concerns about rubbish 

strewn on the property posing safety and 

fire hazards, the health issues associated 

with a lack of working sewerage, and that the 

property owner was operating a business out 

of the unsafe house. 

Councillor Jason Wendt expressed his 

sympathy for the plight of residents, but 

noted that the council were limited by how 

they could take action. 

“Everyone’s got someone like this living near 

them,” he said. 

“As frustrating as it is for residents, we have a 

process we have to follow. We can’t just go in 

and clean it up for them.” 

Council officers have been corresponding 

with the owner of the property in question, 

and some progress is beginning to be made. 

“That is why we will deliver a complete 

overhaul to our farmers’ tariffs to make them 

cheaper. 

“The Commission will work with industry to 

achieve an outcome that delivers upon the 

LNP’s vision to more than double agriculture 

by 2035. 

“This is not about throwing out the progress 

already made by industry and farmers but 

building upon it with a new set of priorities 

based on increasing production, not gauging 

users. 

“The LNP is the only party with a 

comprehensive plan for rural and regional 

Queensland to grow agricultural production 

and secure the thousands of jobs that comes 

with them. 

“The LNP will build a stronger economy and 

get Queensland working again.” 

The LNP has also committed to lowering 

electricity costs for Queensland manufacturers 

by around 20% through a $493 million 

community service obligation that will deliver 

millions in savings to businesses through the 

agricultural supply chain. 

State of Origin 

at the Esk Grand 

Hotel 

• Live on the Big Screen with 

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• Heaps of Half time 

giveaways. 

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Game III - November 18 

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The ‘Sunshine Brass’ is an 

accomplished band whose 

historical timeline began in 1906, 

today a band still much in demand 

with the distinction of being the 

oldest volunteer organization on 

Queensland’s Sunshine Coast. 

Their characteristic bright melodic sounds 

will be filling the Covid-safe Somerset Civic 

Centre’s auditorium at this year’s Annual 

Christmas Concert on December 6 th presented 

by the Esk Community Choir, the Sunshine 

Brass’s accompaniment adding another level 

of loveliness to many of the Choir’s magical 

Christmas songs. This an experience few will 

want to miss. 


The concert will commence at 2.30pm but 

with raffle tickets to secure and a table full 

of wonderful stocking fillers to purchase, it 

would be advisable to arrive earlier. Tickets 

can be purchased at the Esk Pharmacy or by 

phoning Kathleen on 0407 659 239. Seating 

will be limited due to Covid 19 restrictions so 

do secure these tickets early. A reminder that 

ticket holders for the cancelled September 

concert will be given the stamp of approval 

for entry. Should illness symptoms present 

themselves prohibiting attendance, a refund 

will be given. Adults $15.00; Concession 

$12.00; Students $5.00 and under 12s are free. 

Some beautiful singing will be the expressions 

of joy felt by the Choir as they perform live 

once again. Do not miss this chance to enjoy 

this gala 30 th annual Christmas Concert with 

them and their friends. 


A truck driver’s hopes to bring 

their B-double home have been 

dashed, with their application for 

a new route being shot down by 

the Somerset Regional Council. 

The owner submitted a request to establish 

a new B-double route from their property 

on Edinburgh Drive at Mount Hallen to the 

existing B-double route along Gatton-Esk 

Road, allowing them to bring the truck back 

home on some evenings and weekends. 

The application was refused by the council at 

their meeting last week, due to the disruption 

it would cause to neighbouring and nearby 

properties in terms of dust, noise, and 

vibrations. 

“I like development, I like people coming to 

the area, but looking at this, it’s going to be a 

very disruptive route,” Councillor Jason Wendt 

said. 

“If they were surrounded by 50-acre Lots, 

that’d be one thing, but there’s a lot of 

residents who would be impacted.” 

A similar request was submitted by another 

property owner on the same road back in 

March of 2017, which was also rejected by the 

council. 

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A massive expansion is set to 

get underway at the Kilcoy State 

High School in the near future, 

following the approval of a 

development application by the 

Somerset Regional Council. 

The school’s existing basketball court building 

will be redeveloped into a multi-purpose hall, 

with the planned new additions to include a 

performance stage, changing rooms, toilets, 

extended storage space, and a mezzanine 

control room. 

Councillors were in full support of the plan, 


expressing that it was long overdue, given 

the school’s continued growth in recent years. 

“This represents much-needed development 

for the school,” Cr Cheryl Gaedtke said. 

“The school’s need for growth was identified 

some years ago, but lacked funding support 

at the time. It’s great to see this finally go 

ahead.” 

Cr Seant Choat voiced his agreement, but 

noted the approval had come too late for this 

year’s graduating class. 

“It’s sad, in a way, that this couldn’t be there 

for this year’s Year 12’s, as they haven’t had 

the best year a senior student could hope for,” 

he said. 

A date has yet to be set for when work will 

begin on the development. 

TOOGOOLAWAH & ESK POLICE NEWS 

• Esk Police have noticed an increase 

in motorists driving Unregistered and 

Uninsured Motor Vehicles on the roads. 

If you are in any doubt to the status of the 

registration of your motor vehicle please 

contact the Department of Transport 

and Main Roads to verify your vehicle is 

registered. 

Driving an Unregistered and Uninsured 

Motor Vehicle is a Type 2 vehicle related 

offence. 

What does this mean? On the 1st occasion 

the vehicle is not subject to impoundment 

or immobilisation however for repeat 

Type 2 related offences impoundment or 

immobilisation periods are: 2nd offence – 

7 day period, 3rd offence – 90 day period, 

4th and subsequent offence – vehicle is 

impounded and subject to forfeiture at the 

end of all proceedings. You will be liable to 

pay all fees for towing and storage of the 

vehicle and you will also be issued with 

traffic infringement notices, this could be a 

substantial cost collectively. 

Policelink 131 444 – Emergency 000 – 

Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000 

For information on home and property 

security contact your local police station 

or visit the Queensland Police Service 

blog www.mypolice.qld.gov.au 

For non-urgent crime think police-link 

phone 131 444 or visit 

www.policelink.qld.gov.au 


Somerset residents have reached 

their breaking point following yet 

another weekend of damage and 

disruption at local waterways and 

parklands. 

Since lockdown and travel restrictions were 

relaxed earlier in the year, there has been a 

rise in visitors to areas such as the D’Aguilar 

National Park, Wivenhoe Dam, and Savages 

Crossing, and thought the tourism is a boon 

to the region, some visitors are doing more 

harm than good, and residents caught up in 

the problems have had enough. 

“Myself and a few other local property owners 

have observed a significant level of antisocial 

behaviour from people either coming into or 

from our region,” landowner Grant Neilson 

said. 

“Places like Savages Crossing, Twin bridges 

and the D'Aguilar National Park are continually 

being treated in a disrespectful way by various 

people.” 

Local councillors have insisted discussions are 

underway with key stakeholders to manage 

these problems, but this isn’t happening 

quickly enough, in the view of some residents. 

In response to the growing problem, Mr 

Neilson launched a public Facebook group – 

Clean Up Somerset Waterways and Parklands 

– for residents to discuss their views and 

suggestions for dealing with the issue. 

The page was launched on Sunday, October 

25, and managed to attract more than two 

hundred members in two days, with numbers 

continuing to grow in the time since. 

Mr Neilson stressed that the point of the 

group wasn’t to deter tourism, but to improve 

conditions for tourists doing the right 

thing, and residents paying the price for the 

misbehaviour of others. 

“This is NOT an anti 4-wheel drive, anti dirt 

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 

– HOW TO GET HELP 

There are many service available to 

help you deal with the emotional and 

legal issues. It is possible people may 

be suffering from other conditions, such 

as depression or post-traumatic stress 

disorder, not formally diagnosed. If this 

is the case, you can receive support and 

treatment. 

There are programs and courses available 

throughout Queensland designed to 

assist people to change their behaviour. 

Stopping the violence is the most 

important step! 

If you see someone in immediate danger 

or are experiencing it yourself contact 

police on Triple Zero (000). 

Support services are available through: 

DV connect (women’s line): 

1800 811 811 

DV connect (men’s line): 

1800 600 636 

Lifeline (Counselling Service): 

131 114 

Relationship Australia: 

1300 364 277 

Alcoholic Anonymous Helpline: 

(10am-10pm 7 days): 

07 3255 9162 or 1300 252 666 – 

www.al-anon.org.au 

bike, or anti camping group,” he said. 

“We want people to have fun, but we also want 

people to do so in a legal and safe manner, as 

well as do so in a way that allows everyone to 

enjoy our beautiful region.” 

Members of the group have identified a 

variety of issues plaguing the region, the 

vast majority of which stem from people 

deliberately ignoring signs in the impacted 

areas. 

Savages Crossing and nearby Twin Bridges 

were identified as being main problem areas, 

with repeated instances of 4-wheel drives 

illegally driving through the water at the 

crossing, and even boats and jet-skis using 

the river further upstream. 

This risks the lives of swimmers and kayakers 

who use the water, and also causes damage to 

the local environment and ecosystem, which 

according to locals, is a habitat and breeding 

area for protected species such as the lungfish. 

There are also ongoing issues with hoons 

and dirt bikers damaging roads and trails in 

the area, and illegal campers leaving rubbish 

and human waste in these areas, as well as 

breaking fences and trespassing on nearby 

properties to steal firewood. 

Mr Neilson called on more locals to 

get involved with the group, and start 

brainstorming practical ideas to help address 

the issues. 

He also asked for residents to help collect 

evidence in their local areas to help prove 

the extent of the issue, by photographing 

damaged areas, and tracking down websites 

and posts that encourage the illegal 

behaviour. 

“We are interested in finding a solution in 

order to make our region more family friendly, 

and rid the region of these antisocial people 

who show no care or respect for the region or 

those that live here,” he said. 

“If you have contacts in government 

departments, know local councillors or people 

that can help us find a common solution... 

please invite them to this group. 


AFTER FOUR (4) WEEKS ALL 

ADS SOLD OR UNSOLD ARE 

REMOVED AND MUST BE 

RESUBMITTED AGAIN. THIS 

KEEPS THE ADS CURRENT 

AND FRESH FOR BUYERS 

ANTIQUES/COLLECTABLES 

Austrian Bentwood rocking 

chair, needs repair to set and 

back, over 100 yrs old $200 

ono Ph 5465 3207 

Old tools, bottles and records 

and more Ph 5465 3207 

Dolls cot- tortoiseshell split 

cane with net tester and 

mattress, .655 long x .350 

wide x .400 h (excluding 

tester height) suit doll 

collector VGC, $65 Ph 0439 

507 280 

Depression Glass Vases, 

matching pairs, 1930’s, clear 

glass, oblong pattern, height 

6cm, width 3cm, base 3cm, 

$15 & H 19cm, W 12cm, base 

10 cm, $30 Ph 0417 778 982 

Fireplace Small Log Holder, 

retains log in open fireplace 

when alight, cast iron, black 

$120 Ph 0417 778 982 

J & G Meakin England 

Vintage “Rosa” pink bowl, 

very old, 21cm width x 10cm 

depth, in good condition, no 

chips or cracks $15 Ph 0417 

778 982 

Porcelain Clowns on stand 

holding a smaller clown, has 

satin silk clothes with a ruffle 

around the neck, 36 years old 

$40 Ph 0417 778 982 

Solid vanity unit, walnut 

colour VGC, $80 Ph 0431 750 

957 

Solid pine double bed with 

slat VGC, $65 Ph 0431 750 957 

Antique Pine Duchess, all 

original, 3 deep drawers, and 

2 trinket drawers near mirror, 

carved, VGC, $135 Ph 0431 

750 957 

Antqite huge pine table with 

turned legs, VGC $90 Ph 0431 

750 957 

Retro solid wooden desk 

with 4 drawers, VGC, $55 Ph 

0431 750 957 

Retro orange plastic clothes 

basket with lid, orange 

flowered cake tin, orange 

flowered large cake tin the 

lot $75 Ph 0431 750 957 

APPLIANCES 

Sanyo twin tub $50 Ph 5426 

0203 or 0487 111 533 Chris 

Small Sanyo upright fridge 

$40 Ph 5462 7908 

Chest freezer, large $150, 

Fridge $50, Small twin tub 

washing machine $50 Ph 

0412 529 664 

Raco s/s cookware set, 

lifetime guarantee, 7.5lpot 

with lid, pasta insert, 

steamer, unused still boxed 

value $250 sell $17895 Ph 

0439 507 280 

Gas heater $80 Ph 0418 763 

169 Sandy 

Breadmaker $30 Ph 0418 763 

169 Sandy 

Stereo turn table and 

cassette player $30 Ph 0418 

763 169 Sandy 

Oil heater $20 Ph 0418 763 

169 Sandy 

Hoovermatic twin tub $60 Ph 

0418 763 169 Sandy 

New rangehood $70 Ph 0418 

763 169 Sandy 

Samsung 23” TV digital HD, 

VGC++, remote, can be used 

a s computer monitor, works 

perfectly, compatible with 

video recorder, manual and 

disc with complete manual, 

includes 1 cable, suit caravan 

or good spare TV, 3 ¾ years 

old, worth $400 sell $180 

firm Ph 0421 642 221 

BABY STUFF 

Flair convertible Booster, 

excellent condition, only 

used in grandparents car, 

never been in accident, 2017, 

6mths–8yrs - $80 Lowood Ph 

0409 885 197 

High Chairs “Chicco-Polly” 1 x 

Blue & 1 x Apricot. & Manual. 

Folding. Body Straps. Many 

Fabulous Features. More 

than your basic High Chair. 

$95. Neg. Ph 0413 273 144 

Anything to sell? 

BUILDING STUFF 

7ft 6- Bailey aluminium 

ladder $70 Ph 5462 7908 

1 length 50mm x 5.9m PVC 

pipe for $5 and 1 length 

100mm x 4.5m PVC pipe for 

$10 Contact Colin in Moore 

on 0412 793 225 

1 length 50mm x 5.9m PVC 

pipe for $5 and 1 length 

100mm x 4.5m PVC pipe for 

$10 Contact Colin in Moore 

on 0412 793 225 

Assorted timber for sale- 

Cypress pine and Red Cedar, 

6” x 1.5” and some 4” x 2”, 

price negotiable Grantham 

area Ph 0430 947 441 

8 solar panels 4 rails, 190watt/ 

panel, $500 Ph 0411 895 292 

Door – entry, old pine, red/ 

green amber glass in top, 

panel bottom, original lock 

and key stripped inside, 

paint ext, GC, approx 32”W x 

6’9” high., $375 Ph 5466 4120 

French doors x 3, matching 

pairs, 2 clear glass panels at 

top, timber panel at bottom, 

stripped int., paint ext, old 

locks, keys, approx. 3’wide 

7’ tall $150per pair Ph 5466 

4120 

Door old pine, painted, glass 

top, 2 panel bottom, original 

finger plate and ceramic 

knob, approx. 2’8wide 6’8 tall 

$50 Ph 5466 4120 

Aluminium windows, white 

+ security screens 3 x 900 H 

1100 W, 1 x 780 H 1100 W Ph 

5466 4120 

Doors x 2, new raw pine, 4 

panel, 28” wide x 79” approx. 

high $50 pair Ph 5466 4120 

Electric easymix cement 

mixer. $250 ono Ph 0488 789 

047 Toogoolawah 

BOATING 

418 Savage Kestrel, 35HP 3cyl 

Johnson, with trailer, $3500 

Ph 0401 527 628 Minden 

BOOKS/CD/DVD 

DVD Boxed set - The Shield, 

seasons 1-7, 28discs 88 

episodes, comes in a tin, 

excellent condition $90 Ph 

0423 307 181 

Vintage Own Library 

Schoolgirl’s Comics, 1953, 

(x 2) front & back covers & 

all pages intact, no rips or 

creases, original owner, $15 

for both Ph 0417 778 982 

Langenscheidt’s Lilliput 

Dictionaries, English-German 

(635 pages), Deutch-English 

(639 pages), published 1954, 

no rips or tears $10 for both, 

Ph 0417 778 982 

Encyclopedia Healing Juices, 

author John Heinerman, 

Hardcover & Dustjacket, 319 

pages, in excellent condition 

$10 Ph 0417 778 982 

A Concise History of 

Australia, author F.L.W. Wood 

M.A., published 1958, hard 

cover, GC for it’s age, no rips 

or tears to pages, binding 

intact, $10 Ph 0417 778 982 

A Concise History of Australia, 

author F.L.W. Wood, M.A., 

published 1959, soft cover, 

GC for it’s age, no rips or tears 

to pages, binding intact, $10 

Ph 0417 778 982 

Abbey Girls book “Schoolgirl 

Jen at the Abbey”, 1st 

edition, hardcover, prior to 

1949, original owner $20 Ph 

0417 778 982 

Crystal Girls Annuals (x 2) 

1951 (191 pages) & 1952 

(192 pages, hardcover, short 

stories with black & white 

illustrated drawings, original 

owner $20 ea Ph 0417 778 

982 

Vintage Own Library 

Schoolgirl’s Comics, 1953, 

(x 2) front & back covers & 

all pages intact, no rips or 

creases, original owner, $15 

for both Ph 0417 778 982 

Pitman Advanced Accounts 

Books Australia & NZ edition, 

edited by R.N. Carter, Sir Isaac 

Pitman & Sons Ltd 1942, 6th 

ed and 7th edition, published 

1947 with a dustjacket, $5 Ph 

0417 778 982 

Shell Life Book an 

introduction to the British 

Mollusca, hardcover, text 

& coloured photographs, 

published 1945. All pages 

intact, no rips or tears. $5 Ph 

0417 778 982 

Birds Of Britain & Europe 

Field Guide Book, precise 

field identification of every 

species occurring in Britain 

& Europe, dustjacket, 

published in 1954 $5 Ph 0417 

778 982 

CAMPING/CARAVANS 

Jayco Finch campervan, 

2006, excellent condition, 

awing with full annex, 3way 

fridge, cooktop, $13 000neg 

Ph 0412 812 284 Brightview 

Slide on camper with dbl 

mattress, never used, side 

shade, 5’wide x 10’long 

4’high, suit 8’x5’ trailer or ute 

$3500 ono Ph 5465 3207 

24ft x 12 ft fully enclosed (6 

curtains ) Marque $800- Ph 

0418758713 

Large heavy duty esky $120 

Ph 0418 763 169 Sandy 

New heavy duty XL swag 

$120 Ph 0418 763 169 Sandy 

Caravan awning 3.7 x 2.6 

$100 Ph 0418 763 169 Sandy 

14ft Jayco Freedom Poptop 

caravan, 2004, reg 9/21, 2 

single beds, solar panel, 

3 way fridge, 2 x 140amp 

AGM batteries, 3 new tyres, 

shower tent, full annex as 

new, ex condition, $15 500 Ph 

0407 408 697 near Esk 

Whistling kettle 2ltr, never 

used $8 Ph 0432 160 569 

Gatton Town 

Statesman caravan - 16ft 

1980, solar panel, new axel, 

wheels etc, 3way fridge, 

rollout awning, raised to 

suit 4x4, island bed, heaps 

of cupboards etc, no leaks, 

further inquiry Lyn 0419 781 

354 urgent sale $8500 ono 

CARS 

2007 Mazda CX7 SUV, 2.3ltr 

petrol, turbo, AWD, auto, 

electric adjustable leather 

seats, electric sunroof, Bose 

sound system, registered 157 

000kms, $8500 ono Ph 0439 

812 010 

Unregistered 1983 Holden 

Rodeo ute, 4cyl petrol, 

engine needs head, 

aluminium dropside 

trayback and towbar, $500 

ono Ph 0484 268 990 

2016 Suzuki Swift, auto, 

10500kms, 1 owner, white, 

RWC, 6mths rego, ex 

condition, no kickers, $14 

000 ono Ph 0418 280 721 

1992 Toyota Camry, wagon 

5 seater, auto, perfect 

condition inside and out, 

beautiful to drive, registered 

$2500 Ph 5423 1418 after 

7pm 

Workshop manuals for Ford 

Courier 1.6, 1.8 & 2ltr petrol. 

Mitsubishi Magna 85-91 TM, 

TN, TP. Gemini TC & TD 77-79, 

GC, $20each Ph 5465 3207 

2001 Holden Berlina luxury 

sedan, auto, GC, 6mths 

rego, RW, 4 sale or exchange 

(Holden or Falcon ute), offers 

around $2900 ono or car of 

similar value Ph 0412 472 719 

Ford BF XT 06 Sedan, 

XR6 wheels, new tyres, 

mechanically overhauled, 

new discs and pads, Munro 

shocks, metallic silver, 4ltr, 

4sp auto, 205 000kms, cold 

air, 5mths rego, RWC, good 

throughout, $4500 Ph 0451 

574 458 Coominya 

Holden Astra - needs 

windscreen, 5sp manual, 

goes well, $400 drive away 

Ph 0423 657 642 Minden 

CAR STUFF 

Seat belt extension strap. 

APV-S brand Aussie made, 

very little use $20 Ph 

0455085430 Laidley 

Aquavac, wet and dry 

600amp, $25 Ph 5427 0210 

Fernvale 

Chassis tool box to fit 

trayback ute, $30 Ph 5427 

0210 Fernvale 

Goblin car vacuum 240volt, 

new $10 Ph 5427 0210 

Fernvale 

Jerry can 20ltr steel, $10 Ph 

5427 0210 Fernvale 

Large Rhino Rack luggage 

box, 75kg capacity, approx. 

178cm L x 42cm H x 78cm 

W, lockable (keys incl), 

mounting clamps $330 neg 

Ph 0403 809 670 

Tyre rim for Toyota Prado, 

new $100 Ph 0412 529 664 

Pajero aluminium bulbar, suit 

1990+, GC, $250 ono Ph 5465 

3207 

Holden EJ-EH. genuine 

factory workshop manual, 

cover showing signs of wear 

but pages are all clean. This 

has the EH supplement at 

the back $60 Ph 0455 085 

430 Laidley. 

Holden 1948-63 Factory 

workshop Manual published 

by Ellery,500+ pages. This 

is a small book packed with 

information $55 Ph 0455 085 

430 Laidley 

Just Holdens magazines. 

Issues 15,19,32,33. All 

excellent condition $20 Ph 

0455 085 430 Laidley 

205/R70 15C Light Truck 

Tyres, (x 4) plenty of tread 

suitable for trailers $25 ea Ph 

0417 778 982 

CLOTHING 

Men’s Western Shirts x 4, 

Southern Thread, Roper, 

Wrangler and Rockmount, 

all in good condition, size S, 

$10each Ph 0423 307 181 

FARM/MACHINE/SHEDS 

Diesel 2 stroke generator 750 

$50 Ph 3294 8139 

Generator, starter motor, 24V 

to 12V reducer, the lot $100 

Ph 3294 8139 

Power Chief 5KVA generator, 

4 stroke HP motor, $300 ono 

Ph 0421114954 Churchable 

Cold room, perfect condition, 

7’6” wide, 6’long, 7’high with 

shelves, 1 phase, $5500 ono 

Ph 5465 3207 

GARDEN/OUTDOOR/POOL 

Dancing Lady Orchids and 

Broms $5, elk horns $10ea, 

Catt orchids $15 Thagoona, 

text 0468923165 

Plants and gifts, potted 

succulent from $4, Succulent 

in beautiful pots, ideal for 

home or special gift from$12 

can meet in Gatton Ph 5462 

6719 

Cover for John Deere ride on 

mower GC $70 Ph 5462 7908 

Ropley 

Assorted plants for sale Ph 

0401 108 388 Laidley 

Stihl SS45 whipper snipper, 

bent shaft, includes oil mixer, 

used twice $265 Ph 5462 

7908 

Azeta electric chainsaw, GC, 

$65 Ph 5462 7908 

Plants to sell succulents, 

ground covers, cactus 

and many more, all well 

established from $1 Ph Lester 

0422 167 615 Gatton 

BBQ 3 burner with roasting 

lid $50 Ph 0412529664 

Plants to sell, succulents, 

ground cover and cactus, 

and many more, all well 

established from $1 Ph Lester 

0422 167 615 Gatton 

Mains power electronic 

watering stations, approx. 

25mtrs cable, GC cost over 

$400 sell $250 Ph 5465 3207 

Deep well pump and foot 

valve, some fittings, 2hp 

motor 1 phase, $500 ono Ph 

5465 3207 

Plastic pots, several sizes 8” 

pots, $10 for 50 Ph 5465 3207 

Steel mesh garden cart, 

brand new, never used $40 

Ph 044 74 898 75 Fernvale 

Hand trolley, GC, $25 Ph 044 

74 898 75 Fernvale 

5 different clumping 

Bamboo`s for sale. Please call 

Keith for details on 07 5464 

5179 Rosewood 

Water pond pump, used 

once new $120 sell $35 Ph 

0432 160 569 Gatton town 

90mm rain boxes. Leaf 

eaters. New, never used. Paid 

$30 each at Bunnings. Selling 

five for $100ono ph 0435 383 

936 

Victa lawn mower with 

catcher $20 ono Ph 0428 754 

154 

Ride on mower Trailer $80 Ph 

0428 630 410 

HEALTH & THERAPUTIC 

Shower chair $30 Ph 0438 

908 391 Lowood 

HOME FURNISHINGS 

Two coffee tables $40, Three 

children’s armchairs $25ea, 

One child size stool $25. 

Stained solid timber, all new 

Ph Doug 5462 1639 

Pillow top Q mattress, GC, 

$150 Ph 0422 315 707 Laidley 

3seater and 2 recliner lounge 

suite, mocha colour, GC, $250 

Ph 0422 315 707 Laidley 

2 timber stools $20 both Ph 

0418 763 169 Sandy 

Bookcase x 2, 1800H x 1100W 

$30 each Ph 0418 763 169 

Sandy 

2 modern black wall units. 

Large 16 cube design 

1500x1500mm $50. Medium 

8 cubes 4 with drawers 



1500x800mm $40.Can be set 

beside, on top. 0422 710 005 

2 wooden dining chairs 

restored. Fabric covered 

seats. $30 pair. 0422 710 005 

6 black metal & plastic rattan 

patio chairs. $30 set. 0422 

710 005 

Antiques 2 door, 1 drawer 

cupboard $200, Antique 

low boy cupboard 3 door, 

2 drawers $200 and Hand 

carved teak desk, 3 draw (60” 

x 30”) $1,000 Ph 0412 529 664 

Hall stand 1.8H x .670 W, 

two half moon shelves, oval 

mirror and hat hooks, honey 

coloured polished timber, 

$195 Ph 0439 507 280 

Roman blinds, 3 pairs, natural 

canvas, 1.2W x 1.8 drop, $20 

each VGC, Ph 0439 507 280 

Solid timber extendable 

table $80 Ph 0418 763 169 

Sandy 

Oil heater $20 Ph 0418 763 

169 Sandy 

Double bed - wooden slats 

and innerspring mattress $25 

Ph 0438 908 391 Lowood 

Single ensemble with tan 

bedhead $15 Ph 0438 908 

391 Lowood 

Divan bed $40 Ph 0428 630 

410 

Large TV display unit $50, 

Small table $5 Ph 0428 630 

410 

Small cupboard full of VCR 

video $50 Ph 0428 630 410 

Kitchen hutch $100 Ph 0428 

630 410 

2 door, microwave cupboard 

$10 Ph 0428 630 410 

Kitchen cabinet with s/s sink 

and mixer, on legs, GC, $90 Ph 

0436 361 117 Toogoolawah 

5 x highback dining chairs, 

GC, (Ikea) $18 each Ph 0436 

361 117 Toogoolawah 

TV unit, pine with glass 

doors $95 Ph 0436 361 117 

Toogoolawah 

HORSES & SADDLERY 

Dressage saddle - Bates 

Isabelle Werth, 17 ½ cair, 

8adjustable gullet $2000 Ph 

040 149 0032 

HOUSES & LAND FOR SALE 

OR RENT 

Wanted House to Rent – 

2-3brm with garage/carport, 

on acreage, Blackbutt or 

Kilcoy area preferred Ph 0467 

877 573 

Wanted – Private rental, 

at least 2brm, pet friendly, 

good rental history, must 

be fenced, prefer in town 

but consider out of town, 

required by mid November 

Ph 0488 634 820 

Cabin 3 x 6m, sleeps 6 GC, 

$22 000 PH 0436 361 117 

Toogoolawah 

LIVESTOCK & PRODUCE 

Round Bales of Barley, round 

bales grassy lucerne, small 

bales of Barley and small 

bales of Forage Sorghum Ph 

0408 762 942 

Hay - Sorghum small squares 

$8 each and round bales 

-grass hay $70, good cattle 

feed, Ph 0432 629 192 or 07- 

5462 4965 

Grassy Hay in Mulgowie. 

Large square bales $75 a bale 

or negotiate for bulk buy. 

Please phone 5465 9186 

Lowline x steer 17mths, 

Lowline X heifer 17mths $850 

each Ph Eric 0427 224 864 Esk 

Round bale hay – Forage 

Sorghum $60 and Barley 

from $80 Ph 0407 574 172 

Gatton 

Pasture hay- small squares 

from $5.50 to $7.70/bale Ph 

0428 231 461 

Pure bred Droughtmaster 

cow and calf (heifer), 

$3500+gst Ph 0448 030 257 

Minden 

Shedded hay Ph 0427 268 

173 

LOST/FOUND 

LOST DOG - “MAK” male , 

Desexed, 7yrs, white with 

tan markings on side of body 

& tan on his head, missing 

from Mulgowie altho he is 

NOT FAMILIAR with area, he 

lives in Logan - Tanah Merah, 

very friendly loves kids, pets, 

females much loved family 

pet wearing a choker chain 

only, PH: 0488 424 867 

FOUND – Whipper snipper, 

October 19, please call 

Rosemary Ph 0422 449 194 

Lost anything? 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Grocery trolley, GC black $10 

Ph 5427 0210 Fernvale 

7 bottle wine rack cane 

circular $10, Projector stand 

all steel adjustable $20 , Foot 

rest, chrome, 2 steps, $10 Ph 

5427 0210 

Avon bottles - chess set and 

guns and cars, open to offers 

Ph 5427 0210 

Janome Overlock older 

model but never used $150 

Ph 5462 7908 Ropley 

Peaches and Nectarines 4 

sale, too ripe ti market, bring 

your own container 385 

Forestry Rd, Adare Ph 5462 

5202 

Avon bottles, many different 

types Ph 5465 3207 

Puzzles - assorted, 748 & 1000 

piece. Mostly Ken Duncan 

Australia Panographs - 

Australian Locations. $7-$15 

ea Forest Hill, Ph. 54654653 

Quilt Covers X 2, Single. Bob 

the Builder and Bananas in 

Pyjamas. GC, $5 each. Forest 

Hill, Ph. 54654653 

Wool. 10 x 50g balls of Fancy 

Wool, assorted colours. $1 

each or bag of 10 for $5. 

Forest Hill, Ph. 54654653 

Silver Trinket box, with 

heart shaped lid with Angel 

figure (2) on top, padded red 

material lining, VGC, $15 firm 

Ph 0421 642 221 

Glass case with angel and 

flower motifs, gloss lacquer 

over top, VGC, $10 Firm Ph 

0421 642 221 

MOTORCYCLES/SCOOTER 

Honda 750 4 bikes lots of 

parts K 2 chopper F1 special 

and bagger, Dirt drag, the lot 

$10 000 ono Ph 0457 356 160 

MUSICAL 

Kawi electronic organ with 

seat, 3 levels, foot pedal, 

electronic base setting, tape 

recording, pick up Black soil 

area via Ipswich $380 ono Ph 

Diane 0455 954 417 

Vinyl records and CD’s from 

60’s – 70’s various prices Ph 

0438 908 391 Lowood 

OFFICE/STUDY 

Student desk with swivel 

chair $80 Ph 0418 763 169 

Sandy 

ASUS transformer Sept 2012 

Model TF700T, VGC, can be 

used for gaming, dock & 

keyboard, full HD, CPU tegra3 

Qcore, 8mp camera, battery 

approx. 7.5hrs (working) full 

battery 9hrs, all accessories 

in box, manual, grey, worth 

$1000 sell $270 firm Ph 0421 

642 221 

89Binding 

Combs, 

plastic, black & blue. A4 

16mm/12.5mm near full 

boxes of 100 - $10 each, 

Boxes of 25 - 12mm, 9.5mm, 

8mm, 6.5mm $3 ea. Assorted 

extras. Ph. 54654653 

PETS & STUFF 

Large fish tank stand and 

hinged lid, 1200x 500 x 500 

$160 Ph Sandy 0418 763 169 

2 medium size dog kennels. 

As new $15 ea. 0422 710 005 

Ginger Tabby cat spayed, 

2yrs old, vacc, m/chipped, 

suitable home wanted $100 

Ph 0439 507 280 

POULTRY, BIRDS & STUFF 

Silkie X chicks, week old - 5 

weeks old, unsexed $10ea or 

6/$50 Thagoona, text 0468 

923 165 

Quails- Japs, kings & 

bobwhites, various ages. Day 

old - 5 weeks, unsexed, from 

$3-$10ea. Thagoona, text 

0468 923 165 

Bantam Roosters and 

chickens Ph 0426 815 472 

Tenthill 

Cocky cage $30 Ph 0418 763 

169 Sandy 

Backyard Chickens 12wks 

old. $12ea or $30 for a Trio. 

Toogoolawah Ph 0400 644 

484 

Peacocks $70 a pair, Male 

Peacocks $20 each, Chukar 

Partridge males cheap $20 

each, Princess parrot male 

$50 Ph 54266248 Glamorgan 

Vale 

Wanted Pekin Bantams trio 

or hens Ph 07 5462 7103 

Vorwerk Trios - 18 weeks old, 

females starting to lay. $150 

Per Trio. Toogoolawah 0400 

644 484 

5 x purebred Vorwerx 

roosters, 11wks old, gold and 

black $35 each Toogoolawah 

area Ph 0413 543 017 

Wanted - 2 male Gouldian 

Finches, red or Orange 

coloured heads, Fernvale 

area, Ph 5427 0497 please 

leave message if not home 

Pure bred Australorp 

Roosters $25 each Ph 0448 

030 257 Minden 

Muscovy ducklings $5 each 

Ph 0448 030 257 Minden 

Rhode Island Red Trios - 1 

Rooster & 2 Pullets $80 

Toogoolawah 0400 644 484 

Purebred Rhode Island Red 

Chicks. Chicks are aged 

between 1- 4 weeks old. 

Phone 0400 644 484 

Leghorn pullets, Blue, Black & 

Blue & Black cross, 4 months 

old. $40ea Ph 5423 2759 

SPORTING/EXERCISE 

Buffalo River, 5 gun cabinet 

$180 Ph 0418 763 169 Sandy 

Cougar Big Cat, Gold Shafts, 

Full set and Gold Bag, $80 

Lowood Ph 0408 711 227 

Bodycraft” cage with bench, 

matts, various weights & 

“Infiniti” Impala MA300X 

digital walker with various 

speeds. Hardly used just 

needs a clean. $600 the lot 

ono. Ph 0413 877570 Fernvale 

Assorted golf clubs (left and 

right handed), the lot $50 Ph 

0412529664 

Golf bags, GC $50 ono Ph 

5465 3207 

Golf bag with tubes, none 

broken, VGC $70 ono Ph 

5465 3207 

1 fold up Ladies bike, gears 

and brake,s HD carry bag, 

brand new condition Plus 

helmet, ½ price at $100 Ph 

0430 947 441 Grantham area 

TOYS/GAMES 

Anything to sell? 

TOOLS & MACHINERY 

Tools Arlec 18ltr refill tank 

$30 Ph 5427 0210 Fernvale 

3 drawer toolbox, heavy 

duty, all steel, $25 Ph 5427 

0210 Fernvale 

Cantilever tool box all stell 

$15 Ph 5427 0210 Fernvale 

Superior tile cutter $20 Ph 


Wooden tool box $15 Ph 


Electric pole pruner $50 and 

Electric pole chain saw $50 

Ph 0412529664 

CIG Arc Welder $30 Ph 0418 

763 169 Sandy 

Wood lathe and chisels $100 

Ph 0418 763 169 Sandy 

TRAILERS & FLOATS 

4 wheel car box trailer, 1980 

model, ATM upto 1.02t, $650 

Ph 5423 1418 after 7pm 

Trailer tandem wheel 

AGM 2tonne, just passed 

RWC registered, near new 

condition as is $2500 ono Ph 

0402 164 942 

TRUCKS 

For Restoration - Scania ’94, 

110tonne Road train rated, 

V8 450hp $3500 Ph 0423 657 

642 Minden 

WANTED/BUY/SELL /SWAP/ 

GIVEAWAY 

Giveaway Piano- Mignon Ph 

0411 724 469 

Wanted – old shovels, any 

condition, for craft work Ph 

0403 727 533 

Wanted – 30” rear tyres for a 

Fordson major, GC, or new at 

a cash price. Ph Jason 0423 

531 912 Pay cash 

Wanted – Suzuki Swift or 

Toyota Yaris or Echo, ’03 - ‘09 

model, GC, low kms, Ph 0423 

531 912 

Wanted – set of mags for 

Suzuki swift and other mags 

to suit small cars, will pay 

cash Ph (text pics) 0423 531 

912 

Wanted – XR, XT, XW, XY ute 

or sedan project, consider 

anything Ph 0430 918 177 

Wanted- cleaning lady 

required, 3hrs/fortnight, 

$25/hr, must be honest and 

reliable, Toogoolawah area 

Ph 0428 106 444 

Problems with bee’s call 

me on 0438176164 to have 

them removed safely and 

relocated to new sites. 

Wanted – for aged car stamp 

group any unwanted stamps 

or stamp albums Phone Deb 

5462 0000 or drop off Regis 

Aged Care - Dawson Drive 

Gatton 

Wanted – 2nd hand fridge in 

good working order Ph 5462 

4824 Gatton 

Giveaway Panasonic TX- 

86PW100A widescreen 

stereo colour television with 

teletext Ph 0407 653 579 

Wanted pre 1997 Falcon / 

Holden ute, van, ect Cheap 

cash PH (before 7.30pm only) 

0434 571 148 

WANTED Leyland P76, parts 

or complete. PH (before 

7.30pm) 0434571148 

Wanted - Handyman with 

paving experience required 

to redo path around house 

in Mulgowie. Please call 5465 

9186 

Wanted steering column to 

suit early model Telstar, 626, 

Laser or 323. Don’t need keys 

so condition is not important. 

Ph 0458 290 512 

FREE: Old timber fence posts 

suitable for firewood. Ph 

0412 793 225 

Wanted – assistance for an 

aged person in and around 

the house, must be honest 

and reliable, $30/hr Ph 0478 

688 778 

Giveaway - Jigsaw puzzles 

mostly 1000 piece. Ph 0407 

596 647 Brightview 

Giveaway buffet 5ft x 2ft, 4 

sliding door and 2 drawers 

Ph 0438 908 391 Lowood 

Wanted - 4 or 6 cylinder, 

manual or automatic sedan 

or hatchback, wagon or ute. 

Etc good running condition, 

unregistered ok, must drive 

good, small issue is ok. Ph 

0423 531 912 

Wanted- 50 cc to 650 cc bikes, 

kids minibikes, any make 

model, older the better, also 

dragster pushbikes, trikes or 

old toys tin type. Pay cash Ph 

Jason 0423 531 912 

Wanted - parts for Massey 

Ferguson tractor MF168, 

panels plus bikes and Ag 

bikes and Trikes Ph Jason 

0423 531 912 

Wanted to buy coils of old 

rusty barb wire, Ph Bob 5426 

6810 or 0400 121 324 please 

leave a message thanks 

Giveaway Simpson Minimatic 

304 HD washing machine, 

suds return, needs drain 

hose, Ph 07 5424 1453 

Giveaway - Old timber fence 

posts suitable for firewood. 

Contact 0412 793225. 

Deadline 

4.30pm 

Friday 

Phone 

0411 896 

004 

Email 

advertise@thesomerset.com.au 

or 

advertise@thelockyer.com.au 

PLEASE NOTE: 

Free 

classifieds 

does not 

include 

Garage 

Sales. 

Phone 

0411 896 

004 



Public Notices & Employment 

Phone: 0411 896 004 Phone: 0411 896 004 Phone: 0411 896 004 Phone: 0411 896 004 Phone: 0411 896 004 Phone: 0411 896 004 Phone: 0411 896 004 Phone: 0411 896 004 

COMMUNITY NOTICE 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

FUNERAL NOTICE 

POSITIONS VACANT 

Brisbane Valley Soccer Club 

AGM 

8 th of November 2020 

at 11am. 

All positions will become vacant. 

Located at the Brisbane Valley 

Soccer Club House 

Please note 

• Anyone is welcome to attend AGM. 

• Full Members be classed as current 

players over 18 and/or their parent/ 

guardian and Life Members 


Service of Remembrance 

St Agnes’ Anglican Church, 

Ipswich Street Esk 

BENNETT, Ivy Jean 

Passed away peacefully on 

30 th October 2020 

Aged 81 years 

Loved Wife of Ted (dec’d). 

Relatives and friends are invited 

to attend Ivy’s Funeral Service to 

be held at 

St Andrew’s Anglican Church, 

Toogoolawah on 

Thursday, 5th November 2020 

commencing at 11am, 

followed by Interment at 

Toogoolawah Cemetery. 

BRISBANE VALLEY FUNERALS 

Phone (07) 5424 1084 


BRISBANE VALLEY HIRE 

AND HARDWARE P/L 

Due to the Companies Progressive 

Infrastructure growth the 

following positions are available: 

•Senior Hardware Sales/Admin 

(experienced) 

•Hardware Stores/Stock/Receiving 

(training available) 

•Administration Accounts Assistant 

(experienced) 

• Truck and Dog/Machine Operator 

(experienced) 

Email a cover letter and resume’ to 

ali.way@live.com 

All position applications close 

Friday the 20th November 2020. 

Sunday November 8, 2020 

8:30 am 

Enquires Phone 

0428 481 474 

EMPLOYMENT 

TRAINEESHIPS AVAILABLE 

We are adding to our local 

Team and wish to offer full time 

traineeships in 

• Business Admin 

• Parts Interpreter 

Please email 

scott@seymourstoyota.com.au 

to apply 

WANTED 

Cleaning Lady Required 

3hrs/fortnight - $25/hr 

Must be honest and reliable 

Toogoolawah area 

Ph 0428 106 444 

Brisbane Valley Kilcoy 

Landcare Group 

wish to advise of their AGM 

which is to be held at: 

The Information Centre 

31 Hope Street, Kilcoy 4515 

6:30 p.m. on the 

18 th of November 2020 


The Returned & Services League 

of Australia 

(Queensland Branch) 

Esk Sub-Branch Inc. 

Remembrance Day 

GARAGE SALE 

MONSTER GARAGE SALE 

Saturday November 7 

3744 Gatton Esk Road 

(2.5km from Esk township) 

8am – 3pm 

Craft supplies, furniture, 

(table, bed, settee etc), tools 

Some goods from 

decreased estate, 

All excellent condition 

Come and have a look 

EMPLOYMENT 

Wednesday 11 th November 2020 

Esk RSL Sub-Branch will 

be conducting a small 

Commemorative Service 

commencing 1100hrs 

at the Esk Cenotaph. 

A wreath will be laid on behalf of 

the Sub Branch and should any 

member of the community wish 

to lay a personal wreath, please 

contact the Sub Branch Secretary 

no later than 

Monday 9 th November. 

COVID 19 Regulations 

(including physical distancing) 

will be strictly adhered to 

All enquiries. Sub Branch 

Secretary:- Stephen Bird 

0488309206 

Remember to Remember 



SOMERSET COMMUNITY 

HERB CLINIC 

• Kilcoy - first Monday each month 

from 8am to noon at the Kilcoy Gym 

• Lowood - second Monday each 

month from 9.30 - 1.00 at the Lowood 

Community Centre 

• Fernvale - second Monday each 

month from 2 - 5pm at the Pilates 

Studio 

• Esk - third Tuesday each month from 

9am - noon at the Community Centre, 

Heap St 

• Moore - fourth Thursday each month 

from 2 - 4pm at the Kai Lounge 

Due to COVID - appointments must be 

made by contacting us on 0403021194 

Somerset Region 

Regular Dates 

• Kilcoy Dance Group- Kilcoy 

Memorial Hall 

Every Monday 

Old Time/New Vogue 7pm- 9.30pm 

3 rd Sunday of each month 1.30pm - 

5.30pm 

•Kilcoy District Progress Alliance 

3 rd Monday of the month 5.30pm 

Kilcoy Memorial Hall 

• Line Dance Classes - Friday 

9.30 - 12midday 

Masonic Hall Kilcoy 

Phone 0427 882 582 

• Yowie Parkrun - Kilcoy 

5km course - timed event 

7am every Saturday - info centre 

Dogs & strollers welcome 

Ph Esther 0410 020 956 

•Kilcoy Social Tennis 

Tuesday 8.30am 

Saturday 9am 

Kilcoy Tennis Courts - Taylor street 

(behind High School) 

Everyone Welcome 

• QCWA Esk Craft & Meeting 

1 st Thursday of each month 

9-12 craft and/or cuppa 

1pm meeting 

• Line Dancing Esk 

Every Wednesday 1pm - 3.30pm 

St Agnes Anglican Church Hall 

Entry $5 all welcome 

• Esk Tennis Club 

Monday evening. 

Social mixed tennis 7 p.m. – 9.30 p.m. 

All welcome $4 

• Esk Bowls Club- Bingo 

11am every Thursday 

Glen Rock Stitchers 

Every Thursday 

9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 

Anglican Hall, Esk. 

•Valley of the Lakes Garden Club Esk 

meets every 2nd tuesday 9am -12md 

Somerset civic Centre 

• Lowood Community Centre 

Writers Circle 10.30am 

Reader's Bunyip Circle1pm 

Last Sunday of each month 

• Lowood Community Action Group 

3rd Wednesday every month at 10am 

Lowood RSL Sub Branch, 

2819 Forest Hill- Fernvale Road, 

Lowood 

Ph Joy 0407 279 412 

• Lowood Womens Group 

1 st & 3 rd Tuesday each month 

Lowood Community Hub 

Peace St Ph 0418 750 387 

• Lowood District Residents Network 

Inc 

Monthly meeting 

3 rd Tuesday each month 

RSL Rooms, Lowood 7pm 

• Lowood & Districts Parkinson’s 

Support Group 

1st Friday Monthly 10am 

Ph Ann 0427 070 904 for details 

• Glamorgan Vale QCWA 

Meets first Thurday of each month 

9am for cuppa, 

meeting commences 9.30am 

Phone: 0413 046 168 

• Glamorgan Vale Tennis Club 

2 nd Sunday every month 

10am until 2pm 

• Ladies Tennis 

Fridays 8.00-9.30am 

Phone: Suellen 0407 311490 

•Toogoolawah Men’s Shed 

Tuesdays & Fridays 

9.00 am – 12.00 Noon 

96 Bellambi Street Toogoolawah 

Phone 0468 540 313 

Esk 

Every Saturday 

Pipeliner Park 

and 

“Market on the Green” 

Last Saturday of the month 

Old St Andrew’s Church 

Esk Pickers Markets 

Every second Sunday 

Esk Club Hotel 

Fernvale 

Currently closed 

Every Sunday 

Fernvale State School 

Kilcoy 


Last Saturday of the month 

Yowie Park 

Linville 

Breakfast BBQ 

7.30 - 10am 

1 st Sunday of the month 

Linville Hall 

(Market closed at present) 

Moore 

Currently closed - 

TBC September 

Moore Hall 

3 rd Saturday of the month 

Main Street 

Toogoolawah 


2 nd Saturday of the month 

Railway Reserve 

MURPHY’S PUB 

Two men were sitting next to each 

other at Murphy’s Pub in London. 

After awhile, one bloke looks at the 

other and says, ‘I can’t help but think, 

from listening to you, that you’re from 

Ireland’ 

The other bloke responds proudly, 

‘Yes, that I am!’ 

The first one says, ‘So am I! And where 

about from Ireland might you be?’ 

The other bloke answers, ‘I’m from 

Dublin’ 

The first one responds, ‘So am I!’ 

‘Mother, Mary and begora. And what 

street did you live on in Dublin?’ 

The first one says, ‘A lovely little area it 

was. I lived on McCleary Street in the 

old central part of town.’ 

‘Faith, it’s a small world. So did I! And 

what school did you go to?’ 

The first guy answers, ‘ Well now, I 

went to St Mary’s, of course.’ 

The other bloke gets really excited 

and says ‘And so did I. Tell me, what 

2020 

November 

21: Glen Rock Stitchers’ 

Annual Christmas Craft & Gift 

Sale, Anglican Hall, Esk 

8:30 - 2pm 

28: QCWA Esk Christmas Stall 

28: CANCELLED Christmas 

Carnival at Glamorgan Vale 

Community Hall 5-9pm Ph 

0402 026 706 

28: Generations of Rock 

Return to Somerset Civic 

Centre. Doors open 6:30pm 

food and bar Ph Peter 0412 

870 457 

December 

6: Community Choir’s 30 th 

Anniversary Annual Family 

Chirstmas Concert -Somerset 

Civic Centre Esk 2:30pm 

6: Esk Community Christmas 

Tree 

12: CANCELLED Toogoolawah 

Christmas Tree 4:30pm - 

8:30pm 

13: Jammin in Esk Christmas 

event 12midday - 4pm. 

Somerset Civic Centre Ph 

Peter 0412 870 457 

SEND US YOUR 

EVENTS! 

year did you graduate?’ 

The first one answers, ‘Well now, lets 

see. I graduated in 1964.’ 

The second guy exclaims ‘The Good 

Lord must be smiling down upon us! 

I can hardly believe our good luck at 

winding up in the same place tonight. 

Can you believe it, I graduated from St 

Mary’s in 1964 my own self!’ 

About this time, Vicky walks up to the 

bar, sits down and orders a drink. 

Brian, the barman, walks over to vicky, 

shaking his head and mutters, ‘It’s 

going to be a long night tonight.’ 

Vicky asks, ‘Why do you say that, Brian?’ 

‘The Murphy twins are drunk again.’ 



Esk & District Junior Cricket 

KILCOY GOLF 

A home game on Saturday at Toogoolawah State school for the Tigers. 

This time against Forest Hill. 

The Tigers won the toss and chose to bat first. 

Dean and Nate opened the batting and got the innings off to a good start scoring 9 and 8 

respectively. 

Isaac came in at third and top scored with another good innings of 19 including one six. Brodie 

added to the tally with a valuable 10 runs and Jai followed up with 7. 

The team had three players unavailable this week so Carter and Samuel from Esk and District 

one came across to help out. 

Carter scored a well played 13 and Samuel added to that with 7. 

The Forest Hill bowling and fielding was pretty good and made runs hard to get. 

After a well-earned drinks break it was the Tigers turn to bowl. 

After a few loose overs the Tigers bowlers started to get their line. Dean and Nate took 1 wicket 

each and Isaak did well taking 3 wickets. 

Brodie added to the tally taking 1 wicket and Jai , Carter and Samuel did well each taking 2 

wickets. 

Fielding by the Tigers was very good with everyone backing up and encouraging the bowler. 

The under 10s games go on a points scored and wickets lost format so a team may score more 

runs than the other but if they lose more wickets they can still lose the match. 

So in the end it was a win for the Tigers on their home ground. 

Esk and District 7/73 

Forest Hill 22/113. 

Player of the match was Jai and he will be Captain next week. 

A great effort by the team with only seven players on the day. 

Thanks to Carter and Samuel for helping out and also to Forest Hill for giving us a player to 

help in the field. 

Thanks also to all parents who helped on the day scoring, setting up and getting the kids 

organised. 

Wednesday October 28: 18 Hole Single Stableford 

Trophy Donor: Gary Cooper & Danny Tones 

Winner: J. Bechly - 36 (C/B) R/Up: B. Cobbin - 36 

NTP: 5/14 - B. Cobbin 8/17 - E. McMillan 9/18 - B. Cobbin 

Norm Tones Shield Final 

Trophy Donor: Danny Tones & Gary Cooper 

Winner: S. Pickering - 35 

Sunday November 1: 18 Hole American Foursomes 

Trophy Donor: Todd Gundry & Arthur Lyndham 

Winners: S. Pickering & G. Barton R/Up: D. Thrupp & B. Kuhn 

NTP: 5/14 - LJ Marschke 9/18 - D. Tones 

UPCOMING EVENTS 

Friday November 06: Prawn Run 9 Hole Stableford 

Trophy Donor: Kilcoy Golf Club & supported by Coast and Country Seafood 

Saturday November 07: Charity Day MOVEMBER Golf 

Trophy Donors: Howard Family 

Non members welcome 

Sunday November 08: 18 Hole Stableford (BM) 

Trophy Donor: Kilcoy Golf Club 

Wednesday November 11: 18 Hole Single Stroke (BM) 

Trophy Donor: Eric & Peg McMillan 

Esk1 travelled to the scenic Glenore Grove cricket oval on Saturday. 

Philippa was captain and after the toss we were sent into Bat in windy conditions. 

Our Openers Ben (18) and Louis (36) had us off to a great start making the most of the fast 

outfield hitting many boundaries. 

Holly was next in and she continued her good form with the bat to make an impressive 

29 runs. Pip (22) and Grace (36) made their highest ever scores hitting eleven boundaries 

between them. Girl Power! 

Millie was next in and she powered to 26 with lots of running between the wickets. Paul 

(5) was our finisher and made sure our total 5/172 (avg 34.4) was maintained by holding his 

wicket with great defence. Pauls running between wickets with Millie’s encouragment was 

very impressive. 

Bowling was never going to be easy bowling into the extreme wind. Our change of inning talk 

revolved around getting the ball up on the batsmen’s toes and creating pressure with great 

fielding. Ben, our opening bowler, had a dream start clean pitching the ball up as discussed 

and bowling the batsmen with the very first ball of our innings! The Tigers were up and about 

with the chat in the field prominent all day. Ben finished the day with outstanding figures of 

3/11. Millie chipped in with1/16. Louis was hard to score against as always with 1/5. Pauls 

bowling has improved greatly and did the team job of keeping the score down with some 

tight bowling. Pip bowled her best spell of the season to capture 2/16. Grace was sending 

them down quick and took 1/13. Holly bowled with great control and accuracy to capture 

her best ever figures of 2/4. This great bowling was backed up with even better fielding with 3 

runouts and Louis taking a great catch. 

Our team is playing with great spirit and sportsmenship which is great to see. 

This dominant performance left Glenore Grove at 12/83 (avg 6.92) thus the mighty Tigers 

season marches on. Thank you to Sue for scoring and the parents for warming the kids up and 

having them ready to go. 

A special thankyou to Carter and Sam for playing for ESK2 this week to balance up the playing 

numbers. We look forward to welcoming you back this week in the local derby playing against 

our club partners Esk2 in Toogoolawah. 

We would love to see a big crowd come on down and watch these little kids playing cricket. 

Bring down your picnic chair and enjoy a relaxing morning in the fresh air. We have shade 

marquees for the spectators or you may choose to sit under the beautiful gum trees (keeping 

in mind social distancing regulations). 

We are running a raffle on the day to support our club. There will be a BBQ for players at the 

conclusion of the game at around 11.30am. 

Pictured: Sponsors from Sunday’s 18 Hole American Foursomes at Kilcoy Golf Club Arthur Lynham 

& Todd Gundry with winners Gary Barton & Steve Pickering and R/Ups Brian Kuhn & Don Thrupp 

Pictured (L-R): Norm Tones Shield winner - Steve Pickering with daily winner - Jenny Bechly & R/Up 

Barry Cobbin 


A truck driver’s hopes to bring 

their B-double home have been 

dashed, with their application for 

a new route being shot down by 

the Somerset Regional Council. 

The application was refused by the council at 

their meeting last week, due to the disruption 

it would cause to neighbouring and nearby 

properties in terms of dust, noise, and 

vibrations. 

“I like development, I like people coming to 

the area, but looking at this, it’s going to be a 

very disruptive route,” Councillor Jason Wendt 

said. 

“If they were surrounded by 50-acre Lots, 

that’d be one thing, but there’s a lot of 

residents who would be impacted.” 

A similar request was submitted by another 

property owner on the same road back in 

March of 2017, which was also rejected by the 

The owner submitted a request to establish 

a new B-double route from their property 

on Edinburgh Drive at Mount Hallen to the 

existing B-double route along Gatton-Esk 

Road, allowing them to bring the truck back 

home on some evenings and weekends. 

council. 

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TOOGOOLAWAH BOWLS 

SOMERSET SPORT 

Thursday October 29. We had 2 teams of triples played at home. The winners for the day 

were Gerrit Winkeler, John Greany and Dot McVeigh and the Fruit Tray Raffle winner was 

Gerrit Winkeler. 

Sunday November 1. We had 8 players 

that played 3 bowls pairs vying for the 

“Winning Ends Plus Margins “ The winners 

being Wayne Thompson and Dot McVeigh, 

The fruit tray Raffle eventually (after three 

re- draws) was won by Gerrit Winkeler. 

We also had a presentation of a Certificate 

of Appreciation to Mr Alan Johnston 

(pictured right with Keith McWhirter), a 

wonderful hard working volunteer and 

long term member of more than 10 years 

who is moving away from Toogoolawah to 

be closer to their family. We wish you and 

Judy all the very best and happiness in your 

new home. 

MEMBERS AND NON-MEMBERS TO NOTE: 

• As from Thursday 15 th October Thursdays Social Bowls will be names in by 9.00am for a 

9.30am start. 

• Our next Pub Day will be held on Tuesday 10 th November. Sponsor on the day will be L J 

Hooker Real Estate – Esk/Toogoolawah. 

• Our next Club Meeting will be on Sunday 8 th November at 9.00am. All members are invited 

to attend. 

• To allow for the annual renovation of our greens, our Christmas Breakup will be held on 

Sunday 6 th December 2020. Mark this in your diary as we are intending it to be a great day. 

More details in a couple of weeks. 

• Bowls is a fun game where you get plenty of exercise as well. Why not come along and join 

us in our Licensed Club on any Thursday or Sunday. Get Involved, Get Active, come along and 

enjoy the social and bowling company or just come along as a social member and enjoy a 

drink or two as well as the company. 

• Sunday Social Bowls, names are to be in by 12.00pm with play commencing at 12.30pm. 

Wednesday October 28 

No ladies golf or PM chooks run due to B-E-T 

2nd round at Esk. Check Esk’s Golf News for 

results. 

Saturday October 31 

Members and lady members travelled to 

Blackbutt for the 3rd and final round of BTC 

Shield. Game was abounded due to hail storm. 

This will be replayed on the 5th December at 

Blackbutt. 

The Xmas breakup day will be postponed for 

the time being. 

TOOGOOLAWAH GOLF CLUB 

COMING EVENTS. 

Saturday November 7 Variety Bash, 

Children’s Foundation Charity Day. 7am and 

12pm shotgun starts. 4 Person Ambrose. 

Phone Michael 0428739352 after 5pm. 

All golfers, non golfers welcome. 

Huge multi Draw raffle drawn Approximately 

5-5.30pm. 

Entertainment by Play’n’up from 2pm-5pm. 

All welcome to come up and enjoy the day. All 

day BBQ Phone Judie 0407130596 for more 

information. 

Wednesday November 11 Ladies AM golf 

8am. PM Chook run 3pm 

ESK GOLF 

Wednesday 28/10/20 B.E.T. Challenge 2nd Rd Esk 

Single Stableford top 5 scores to count 

Overall Winner Shaun Wilson 38pts 

Esk Daily Winner R Hangan 37pts, D Misso 36, D Bitossi 36, S Lerm 35, G Lockett 24(L) 

Toogoolawah 

Daily Winner P Dennis 34(L), R Marshke 32pts, A White 32, B Loveland 31, E Faulkner 34(L) 

P Dennis 34(L) 

Blackbutt 

Daily Winner S Knutsen 30pts, C Pohlman 29, B Bool 29, G Munck 28, M McGhee 28 

Ladies Overall Winner Enid Faulkner 34pts 

NTP 

Mens 1/10 3rd R Marshke 5/14 3rd K Harvey 

Ladies 3/12 3rd J Cowley 6/15 3rd J Reed 

All In 4/13 B Loveland 8/17 2nd K Harvey 

Points Tally after 2 rounds 

Toogoolawah 355pts Esk 341pts Blackbutt 292pts 

Good turnout for the 2nd rd of the B.E.T Challenge with 43 players out there. Overall win 

for the men going to Shaun Wilson of Esk with Enid Faulkner from Toogoolawah taking the 

Ladies Overall prize. Some close scoring out there today, which makes the final round at 

Blackbutt on the 4th Nov very interesting. Many thanks to Barb and Judy for doing the food, 

Macca and Cooky for the bar and barbecue. 

Friday 30/10/20 Social Turkey Run 

Winner G de Roo 30nett 

R/UP I Timms 32, G Punch 34, I Macintyre 35, P Cook 38, K Shepherd 39, D Bitossi 39 

B Glanville 41, P Johnson 43, J Clayton 46 

NTP No 4 no winner No 8 2nd I Timms 

Scores a bit higher than normal, maybe the funny green stuff on the ground !! Gerry getting 

back into form with a great round to take the win, with Timmsy just a couple of shots behind 

getting R/UP spot and a pin shot. No one managing to stay on no 4 green for the second week 

in a row. 

Saturday 31/10/20 Terry & Bebe Stevens Sponsored Day 

3 Club Event + Putter Single Stableford 

Winner I Timms 35pts 

R/UP J Kerr 34, D Lee 33, E Lee 33, J Lee 32(L), D Hines 32, P Cook 32, I Knopke 31 

J Clayton 29, L Robson 29, G de Roo 29, B Tumney 28, S Wilson 28, D Bitossi 28 

H Knubel 27, S Lerm 27, J Merrick 26, G Wilson 26, C Milligan 25, J Hines 23(L) 

G Collins 23, C Pettet 22, C Riley 21(L), R Hangan 21, L Stevens 20, C Darcy 16 

G Ongheen 6 

Ladies Winner J Lee R/UP J Hines 

NTP 1/10 3rd S Wilson 4/13 C Milligan 

Ladies 4/13 J Lee 6/15 3rd no winner 

Mens Straight Drive E Lee 

Ladies Straight Drive J Lee 

Excellent turnout for Terry & Bebe’s Day. Timmsy amongst the prizes again taking a clear win 

with Jason just behind to take R/UP. The Lee family having a great day with Dad Ernie 

on 33 pts son Dave on 33 pts and wife Julie on 32pts. Julie also taking the Ladies win with 

Janet R/UP Ernie taking out the straight drive mens, with Julie keeping it in the family by 

taking the Ladies Straight drive, someone suggested they open their own golf club. Another 

top day, many thanks to Terry & Bebe for providing some excellent prizes and putting on the 

barbecue, dims sims were good but not a sushi fan. Luke doing a sterling job in the bar 

keeping everybody happy and covid-safe. 

Sunday 1/11/20 9 Hole Chooky 

Winner J Humphrey 30nett 

R/UP K Shepherd 32, C Pettet 33, G Steele 34, B Scott 34, G Lockett 35(L), S Wilson 36 

D Back 36, B Glanville 37, V Scott 40, P Cook 45 

Putting Competition J Humphrey 14putts 

NTP No 13 S Wilson No 17 2nd J Humphrey 

Good turnout for our Chooky, course is now turning green after the rain, and running a lot 

slower. Jeff finally getting past R/UP and taking the top prize at last, it’s been sometime since it 

happened also winning a pin shot and the putting competition which should kill his handicap 

for awhile. Gets him within one point of the lead on the Chooky Championship board. Kev 

taking R/UP spot, and Shaun showing a bit of form to take the other pin hot. Cooky somehow 

managing the worst score which gets him a shot back on his handicap. 

LOWOOD GOLF 

27/10/2020 Open Single Stableford 

Winner 37 J Luxford R/up: 35ocb B Victor 

NTP 2 R Mancktelow 5 B Victor 11 R Mancktelow 14 R Young 

2nd Shot 3/12 T Norris 

BRD: 32 

Mixed Foursomes Champions 27 holes 

Winners D. Lee & J Lee 129gross 

R/UP L Latter/ G Lockett 132gross 

Congratulations to Dave and Julie (pictured below) names on honours board for this year. 

31/10/2020 Open Single Stableford 

Winner 40 C Wieland R/up 37 D McTaggart 36 D Gray 

NTP 2 P Roberts 5 C Wieland 11 P Mihulka 14 D James 

2nd Shot 9/18: C Wieland (Eagle) 

BRD 35 H Buckley L Gleeson W Lee R Mancktelow P Roberts 

34 G Daniel Shane Kopelke P Quirk R Young S Notley L Crowell D James N Faulks 



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Friday November 6 th 2020 

Commencing 10am 

1300 Head Booked 1300 

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We love to put our hand up for local and 

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Getting more popular at the Centre in 

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