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Samford Arts Trail startsFIRST thisAUSTRALIA weekend A REWARDING LOOK BEYOND IMPRESSIONS 30 NEW CITIZENS WELCOMED ON DAY

At amany packed (Covid style) Like young women her 21-yr-old Anticipation is building for age, the Samford Samford Community Centre, the Rotary of Samford Valley local, Sinead and Surrounds Arts Trail andSkorka-Brennan Open Club Studios, Samford Valley welcomed 30 new citizens dreamed of finding the perfect job. One commencing this weekend and continuing at the this year’s Day Citizenship that would build her confidence butThirty also for next fourAustralia weekends in June. Ceremony. With Peter Dutton MP presiding give her independence and job satisfaction. five local artists will display their talents over the ceremony, people 15 In a world where preconceptions about throughout the Samford Valley, from Samford disability are still anSouth issue, she was countriesYugar including thefinding United Village, through toAfrica, Warner, Cedar employment opportunities really difficult to Kingdom, Canada, Mexico and Zealand Creek, Clear Mountain andNew Dayboro. come by. You see, artists Sinead istoa young woman werethe represented, addingand the wonderful Join talented artisans for a with Down Syndrome and in because of this, diversity this great day of out (orregion. several!) our beautiful she is often treated like a child, instead of Samford Rotary Club President, Miles region. aRobertson young adult. said the had been an You can pick up aceremony Studio Guide (which Ironically, Sinead is an opportunity for all Australians, whether includes a map) from theaccomplished Slab Hutthey in gymnast, having represented Australia at Samford, Information Centres and selected are citizens by birth or by choice, to join the Special Olympics World Games in Abu retail outlets in the area, or reflect, head torespect www. national celebrations that Dhabi in March this year, bringing home creativesamford.com/2019-arts-trail/ for a and celebrate—we reflect on our history, four medals, two of them gold in bar and downloadable digital version. The Guide its highs and lows—we respect the stories beam events. She was also the recipient of features thepeople— artists exhibiting in the Trails, of all our and we celebrate our the 2019 Dickson Young Sportsperson of as well as a great range of workshops on nation, its achievements and most the Year Award. You would think these offer to enjoy. of all,for itsyou people. achievements alone would open doors for For the first time this not. year, the Arts Trail “There is no greater privilege her – but unfortunately will be working with MBRIT and than ourthecitizenship. It’s a and life-Mountain Enter award-winning critically Wine Tours to offer a ‘Wine and Art’ bus long commitment to Australia’s acclaimed ABC documentary series tour. This will be a great day out with shared values, including respect Employable Me, which followed the stories of wine tasting and disabilities food experiences, while nine people with as they for the freedom and dignity of battled enjoying a great variety of local art. Tours tothe find work. Thethe documentary, which was individual, rule of law can on Wine aired in booked April, aimed to Mountain showofpotential and be democracy, andthe equality Tours or Creative Samford websites. employers the capable people behind their opportunity for all people.” Mr One of the artists featured this year is condition and highlight the importance Robertson said. “Traditionally, Danielle B Latta, owner of Running Duck for people to feel valued. Throughout the more people become citizens on Studio in Day Dayboro. Thiswith year, Danielle series, participants experts, job Australia thanworked any other day is undertaking Endangered Project, coaches and theiran families to uncover their of the year and over the 30 years it skills and artwork talents and them to to draw roles whereby willmatch be created has been conducting ceremonies, that harnessed their strengths. attention to the plight of many animals

Samford Rotary has welcomed Sinead hoped to beautiful work in aged care than with in the wild - from bigmore lions and 670 residents into Australian citizenship.” the goal of to improving the of lives thoseown she elephants the smalls ourof very Kevin Janine Waddell and cared for.and Taking steps toward her their goal, endangered pygmy possum, the variety and children Finlay Molly were excited to she completed aand Certificate 3 in Care numbers are overwhelming. AsAged an artist, finally receive their citizenship after living and was looking for an employer to give Danielle finds herself looking a lot deeper in Australia forThat more years. her a every chance. employer was Anglicareinto aspect ofthan her 10 surroundings Symes Grove, where part“Since moving to Sinead Samford three ayears visually, spiritually and secured emotionally. time role, from helping residents with their daily ago we’ve donethese our upmost to ‘be aallows local’ Drawing observations needs two days awith week. and to get involved and support as much as her connect the viewers of the “I make Becoming cups of teaDanielle coffee serve possible. aand citizen isand another resulting artwork. will donate meals andofdrinks. I feed if sold they We’ve made some amazing aextension portion ofthis. the sale ofsomeone artworks can’t feed themselves. I help with activities friends and acquaintances our time here from this collection, to theincorresponding like or physio take for and craft we bought ourclasses, property as our animals’ preservation fund, in residents your‘forever name. walks, or push someone in a wheelchair or Danielle’s 23said in the Arts home’ - andstudio it trulyisisNumber just that,” Janine. wheelie bed so that they can participate in Trails booklet. “Samford is a great community and whilst special activities, for example in a concert. I it’s easy to take it for granted we all need to will also run activity programs in the future,” take Sinead. a step back regularly and realise just said how lucky are to Grove live here,” added Sharon Kevin. AnglicareweSymes Manager Marsden said Sinead had been a welcome addition to the team at the home. “We were thrilled to offer Sinead the chance to follow her passion of working in the aged care sector. She is a valued member of our team here at Anglicare and brings a lot of joy, compassion and empathy in the way she interacts withPossum our residents.” Pygmy by Danielle B Latta Sinead believes that the series has made Creative Samford Inc. is the of people more aware of what it’s organiser like to have the Arts Trail, and Coordinator Ann Russell a disability and try to find a job. “It’s so is hoping thattothis year’s much harder even be Trails invitedwill forattract a job new visitors as well as those returning to interview. Being in the Employable Me experience them again. “This unique art series was a huge opportunity for me to experience benefits not the artists, but show that everyone hasonly different qualities many other local businesses, and strengths, disability or not,”with she visitor said.

BOB what MILLAR RECOGNISED Asked she liked most aboutshe hersaid. job, numbers increasing every year,” The event was MC’d by 10am Bob other Millar, a long Sinead said, likefrom helping people. The trails will“Irun to 4pm over term member of Samford Rotary as That is why the ideainto workwith in well Aged the first fourI had weekends June, the as many other local community groups Care already since High School. I it fifth weekend playing host to somefind great and clubs. Bob had woken to the news of most rewarding when I am able to make workshops. This is your chance to get your the residents happy and cana help to make receiving a Medal of the Order of Australia friends together and enjoy great day out their a little bit easier. find it very (OAM) for his service to the Icommunity in thelives country. rewarding to getof to organisations. know each resident through range For amore information, see and the know what their needs how “I am honoured toare beand recognised into Creative Samford Website, keepthey uplike something done. It makes when this humbled by me thehappy enormous dateway on and Facebook www.facebook.com/ they are happy.” samfordartstrail, or contact Ann response to the announcement by Russell so manyat trails19@creativesamford.com. of my friends, colleagues, community groups and residents across whose paths I have crossed at some time over the years,” said Bob. “I share this award will all those who through their voluntary service, give so freely to their community and I hold the view that I have benefitted personally to a far greater extent than the contributions I may have made over the years,” he said. Thanks Bob for all that you have done for so many in this community and beyond. The Dickson Awards followed Happy Days by Lance Boucaut Photo of Jeremyceremony, Simons the courtesy citizenship celebrating the achievements of individuals, community groups and organisations in the Dickson Real Estate .................................... 26-35 electorate. You can read more Trade &about Business/Classifieds ...... our local awardees on36-46 page Community Contact ..................... 47 3.

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to getting your voices heard on the abysmal NBN technology allocations in your respective areas was an important step. Unfortunately, we are unable to proceed with submissions to the grant program for FY2022, however, there is always next financial year. Discussions are ongoing with NBN Co. and MBRC on how we - as a community - can best formulate a strategic plan on tackling digital inclusion across remaining under-served 4520 suburbs. Representatives from the above suburbs will be involved in group discussions and planning steps required for the next phase. In the months ahead, we want all 4520 residents to remember one thing. Previous and ongoing efforts to obtain true broadband and improved mobile phone services in the area was, and continues to be, fought by residents from the community for the benefit of the community. All successful outcomes are due to the work and backing of local residents and we’d like to thank all of you who have supported us so far. We look forward to your ongoing support, as together we can make meaningful change for everyone in our community who still has sub-standard communications access. It is frankly unacceptable that thousands of community members who live within 30km of the CBD don’t have a usable internet service or can’t make a mobile phone call in 2022.

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As we kick off 2022, it’s heart-warming to see residents across Samford Valley, Highvale, Wights Mountain and Camp Mountain enjoying the fruits of our hard fought efforts. Over the course of the last 6 months, NBN Co. has deployed almost all remaining fibre to the curb or premises connections in these suburbs, nearing completion of this phase of the local rollout. Recipients of fibre to the curb are reporting 100mbit speeds and fibre to the premises residents are revelling in 900+mbit speeds - a world away from 1 to 12mbit ADSL speeds. For locals still patiently waiting, particularly in Camp Mountain, it’s only a matter of time for your connection to be completed. Rest assured; it will happen. Behind the scenes, our attention has been focused on other areas currently serviced by satellite and fixed wireless. Our thanks to residents in Cedar Creek, Mt Glorious, Mt Nebo, Mt Samson and Clear Mountain who successfully submitted community registrations on the Federal Government Regional Connectivity Program noticeboard over the Christmas break. Your commitment CROSSWORD 0122 SOLUTION From 21/01/22 edition

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2022 DICKSON AWARDS The 2022 Australia Day Dickson Awards have seen outstanding local residents rewarded for their hard work and dedication to our community and our country. Presented by Hon Peter Dutton MP, many local residents were again amongst the list of wonderful individuals who are acheiving great things for themselves and their community. We congratulate them and look forward to sharing more about them in coming editions. DICKSON VOLUNTEER AWARD There were two local recipients in this category: Diane Bell, a hardworking member of the Dayboro community, is described by other members as the “soul of the Dayboro Pony Club over the last 15 years”. Diane served as the uniform officer, committee chairperson, instructor, secretary, nominations officer and more. Teaching, encouraging, and cheering on members, she organised many events over the years including fortnightly musters for children to come and learn. Joan Cullen from Samford Valley has been a member of the Samford Tennis Club for over 25 years and served as Treasurer on the committee for 18 years. In 2010 Joan was awarded life membership – one of only four people in history to receive this award. As Treasurer, Joan was involved in all aspects of managing the finances of the club including invoicing, bookkeeping and record keeping. An enormous task for a volunteer. Joan has also been a Samford Farmers Hall volunteer as both a coordinator of the hall and secretary. INSPIRATIONAL YOUTH AWARD Harry Van Der Ark of Cedar Creek should be familiar to our readers, as we let you know about his amazing achievements as the organiser of a successful TEDx at Hillbrook Anglican School last year. Academically, Harry (pictured below) has achieved an SAT result of 1550 which is in the 99th percentile. He founded the Hillbrook Science Club and was one of only two students in 2021 awarded the prestigious Archbishop’s Badge for attaining

the Chairperson of the School Board Award in every semester during 6 years at Hillbrook. Harry is working towards his dream of studying at an Ivy League University, starting the extremely arduous enrolment process 3 years ago. We have some exciting news to share about Harry’s journey in the next edition. IAN ‘WATTO’ WATSON GREAT MATE AWARD Armstrong Creek resident Glen Friedrich received this award through his loyalty, friendship and willingness to lend a hand to anybody in need; in the spirit of the late Ian ‘Watto’ Watson. Glen has been involved for many years in the Dayboro Men’s Shed - a friend to all, answering questions, recruiting new members, secretary duties and lots of work done behind the scenes – as well as the Dayboro RSL, assisting many local veterans in the community. Glen is described as “a fine example of the type of key people that communities need if they are to prosper.” YOUNG SPORTS PERSON OF THE YEAR Outstanding gymnast Toby Armstrong from Clear Mountain was the worthy recipient of this award. Last year we let you know about Toby’s rise through the ranks of this elite sport. Split into 10 levels, Toby (pictured below with his family) is a level 7 gymnast nearing the elite category. After winning both the Regional and State Championships in 2021, Toby was selected to compete at the National Championships. Competing in the Open Level 7 Category, he beat 39 of the best gymnasts from around the country to win the nationwide title. In

addition to this, he won gold in the Vault and silver on the Parallel Bars. We can’t wait to see what Toby achieves in the future. COMMUNITY GROUP OF THE YEAR This award was presented to the combined Lions Clubs of Albany Creek, Dayboro, Golden Valley Keperra, Kallangur Pine Rivers, Samford and Warner. Collectively, these clubs have undertaken projects right across our region ranging from environmental care through planting or weeding at local parks to assisting those with disabilities receive equipment or transport to improve their life. Well known for supporting those in need, these community clubs have also contributed to the Campaign 100 initiative to rid the world of preventable blindness, assist youth, provide disaster relief and support humanitarian efforts and help those suffering diabetes amongst other things. There are many hours spent volunteering, organising events and fundraisers, and assisting people in need. The Dickson Citizen of the Year was awarded to John Hardgrave for his dedication to our country and our community. Federal Member for Dickson Peter Dutton congratulated all the awardees. “Thank you to all nominees and awardees for everything you do to make our community a better place.”

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LOCAL NEWS SAMFORD AVENUE OF HONOUR WAR ANIMAL MEMORIAL OPENING SOON As we reported in the last edition, thanks to the incredible generosity of Samford organisations and government, the Samford Avenue of Honour War Animal Memorial is underway with an anticipated opening on 24 February 2022. This memorial represents stage 7 of Samford’s landmark Avenue of Honour. Many may not know that over 16 million animals were used for transport, communication and companionship in the First World War, which is why stage 7 is a significant addition. In 2019, Australia joined with the United Kingdom, New Zealand and others in recognising war animals with a National Day of Commemoration. Australia’s first National Day for War Animals was 24 February 2019. In 1914, large cavalry forces were used widely during the war. Horse and camelmounted troops were used in the desert campaigns throughout the war, but on the Western Front, new weapons like the machine gun made cavalry charges

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increasingly difficult. Nonetheless, animals remained a critical part of the war effort. Horses, donkeys, mules and camels carried food, water, ammunition and medical supplies to men at the front, and dogs and pigeons also carried messages. Canaries were used to detect poisonous gas, and cats and dogs were trained to hunt rats in the trenches. In recent times Explosive Detection Dogs (EDDs) have been employed in Pakistan, Iraq and Afghanistan all with great success. The memorial is being constructed opposite the main memorial with the design theme incorporating the existing design in its integrated artwork elements, thanks to the exceptional talent and hard work of our artisan Mr Jamie Maclean. The memorial will portray the five animals recognised by the Australian War Memorial – the Donkey/Mule, Camel, Pigeon, Horse and Dog and will facilitate spectators’ understanding of the project and the underpinning values of animals and humans. The War Animal Memorial is made of cast concrete with a stone finish and incorporates relief-carved bronze, signage and plaques. The 20 columns representing each of the Samford Fallen are incorporated

in the design. Five panels with four up-lit columns will be in keeping with existing Avenue lighting. The public will be able to purchase and place purple poppies into designated locations on the memorial as well. Sincere thanks go to the Queensland Government, Samford & Districts Progress & Protection Association, Samford Community Bank (Bendigo Bank), Brisbane North District RSL, Cr Darren Grimwade, Wes Mortensen and the Moreton Bay Regional Council who have all played a significant role in making stage 7 possible. YOU’RE INVITED The community is most welcome to attend the Opening and Dedication. (weather and COVID regulations permitting). Where: Samford Avenue of Honour, Cnr of Mt Samson Rd and Burton Lane. When: 24 February 2022 Time: 11am (35mins). Parking is available at the soccer grounds public car park. For further details contact Mark Orreal on 0448 998 949. Mark Orreal President Samford Avenue of Honour Assoc.

LOCAL NEWS Community support keeps local businesses COVID-resilient COVID-19 has made it tough for small businesses in recent years, with the latest Omicron wave and changed government regulations complicating operations once again. Elyne Osborne from the local handmade collective, Makers on Main, has experienced some downturns due to people staying at home more. “We’ve had to close the doors on a couple of occasions and this obviously impacted sales,” she said. “We also run a variety of classes, and the attendance at these will be impacted as people contract COVID. We will have to reduce numbers in each class to make sure we stay within the government guidelines,” she said. Samford physiotherapy practice, The Movement Team, has been concerned about reduced consultations due to clients unsure about attending the clinic. “We have noticed a reduction in new appointments and an increase in unavoidable cancellations due to clients having symptoms, having to isolate or getting tested,” Practice Manager, Sharn Freier said. “It is our responsibility to adhere to current guidelines and be diligent with cleaning to ensure the safety of both staff and clients. We want our clients to feel safe and comfortable when they attend our clinic,” she said. Samford Design and Print owner, Jo Pollard, took over the business only two months before the initial COVID-19 outbreak, and continues to weather the

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shifting changes. “Many of our major client’s businesses are also suffering and accordingly their demand for our services is significantly reduced. With many businesses still feeling the effects of the last two years, it makes business nervous with every outbreak, so the ebb and flow of profitability is unpredictable,” she said. However, support from the local community has been pivotal in keeping business doors open through the tough times. “We are fortunate that all of our clients have been extremely supportive and adhere to current guidelines regarding COVID, including not attending appointments if they are feeling unwell and wearing masks to attend the clinic,” Sharn from The Movement Team said. Jo from Samford Design and Print agrees that there is an overall sense of community support for local businesses.

“Many of my customers, some of whom have also been affected significantly by the pandemic fallout, are sympathetic to its effects on my business and continue to support us as much as possible,” Jo said. “The community has also responded positively by supporting local businesses, possibly in response to the Samford Chamber of Commerce’s “Support Local” campaign and in recognition of the benefit there is in having local access to the products and services many of the small businesses in the Valley provide,” she said. Makers on Main is also grateful to the community for backing creative endeavours. “We have some very loyal customers who always seek us out to buy that special gift including custom made items. Because our products are mostly made by local artisans, there is a feeling of community support,” Elyne said. “And a big shout out to our fabulous landlord. Without his support we wouldn’t be operating.” Tanya Hall

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Your Local Rugby League Club The MKN Samford Stags are gearing up for another big season. At this stage we will be fielding teams across all ages from Tots (3 to 5 years) all the way through to under 17s and we’ll also field two open senior teams. Registration day is Saturday 5th February at the club between 10am – 2pm. New players and families are welcome. Tots and Under 6s - No registration fees as this year, the fees are being donated by the Samford Old Boys. We are so appreciative, thank you. As a registered Stags player, you have access to be part of the High Performance and Development Program. This starts 14th February at 5.30pm. To register, use the link below and register for pre-season and this will entitle you to the entire year of programs. A fantastic offer that the Samford Stags Club has invested in for the development of junior players. Check out the ad on page 7 for more details. A big welcome to all existing and new families to the club this year, another big year for the MKN Samford Stags. https://courses.rugbyleaguecoach.com. au/events/full-package-aim-higher-preseason-program-bne-north/

The North Pine community invites you to attend a free koala workshop where you will learn how to promote koala habitat health, implement threat abatement actions and support koala populations. Healthy Land and Water and the Pine Rivers Catchment Association (PRCA) are teaming up to deliver the workshop to promote and educate landholders in land management practices that will support koala habitat health and promote survival of the koala species into the future.

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The discussion will be led by variety of speakers, including Derek Johnson (PRCA President), Mark Braddy (Technigro), Vanda Grabowski (Koala Action Inc), Paul McAntee (MBRC Principal Environment Officer), and Aurelia Noran (PRCA General Manager). Main topics will include: • Importance of weed control. • Supported natural regeneration. • Koala conservation planning. • Koala education and awareness. WHEN: Saturday 5 March 2022 8:30am – 11:30am WHERE: Dayboro Community Hall, Bradley St, Dayboro RSVP: Please RSVP by 1 March via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite. com.au/e/koalas-in-the-nor th-pinetickets-254932258247 Tea, coffee and lunch provided – please indicate dietary requirements in RSVP. Any questions about the workshop can be sent to Trudi Young on 0409 716 169 or admin@prca.org.au. This project has been supported by the Australian Government’s Bushfire Recovery Program for Wildlife and their Habitat. This event is operating with a COVID-19 safe plan and will be held in line with government guidelines.

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Wow that is over 60 hours of core skill development, diet, strength and training education from leading coach Lee Addison. Lee has coach at the highest level in 2 clubs in the NRL, and 2 World Cups. Lee has also worked at elite schools for over 20 years developing high performance rugby league and been involved with many juniors progressing to the NRL. All coaches within the Stags club are trained in core skill development and match Lee’s program, so these skills continue to develop throughout regular training session. At the Samford stags we are commitment in ensuring all our kids are given the best opportunity to develop and clear pathways to our support clubs Norths (Q-Cup) and West Brisbane Panthers (A Grade). Norths – u16s Cyril Connell, u18s Mal Meninga and u20s Colts.

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LOCAL NEWS Samford Netball Club Pivots To Encourage Young Players

5-8 years’ program,” the Samford Netball Club Committee said. “The Little Nettas love the new equipment and quickly adapted to the new training drills that were set up to utilise the new training gear.” The Club was able to purchase lower goal rings, balance beams and hurdles for their younger players. It’s not just the kids who will benefit though as the new equipment is versatile enough to make an on-court appearance during the Club’s regular season training sessions. After running two dedicated Little Netta programs in 2021, the Samford Netball Club plans to build on its success by extending the program this year. The kids involved in Little Netta will have some impressive local talent to follow in the fast footwork of, given

One local sporting team scored big in a recent round of the Samford & Districts Progress & Protection Association (SDPPA) grant funding, to create more opportunities for a new generation of Goal Attacks. The Samford Netball Club offers the community a chance to join a netball team and has used SDPPA grant funds to help kids in particular to get active. “We were excited and very appreciative for the assistance from the SDPPA. Thanks to this generous contribution, our organisation was able to replace and add to our training equipment, specifically for our Little Netta

the Club’s last season triumphs. “We had 21 Samford netball teams from all ages, across various divisions, compete at the Downey Park Netball Association at Newmarket. Eight of these teams successfully made it through to the finals. We had a number of our players selected for representative teams with both Downey Park Netball and the Queensland Catholic Netball Association, participating at the Queensland State Age Competition,” the Club Committee said.

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Without as much as a step offside, the Samford Netball Club has set its sights on a bright future. “Current development plans for the Club include updating the court lighting, fencing around the courts to increase safety, improving the car parking facilities and building new courts. Weather-proofing the courts is on the roadmap as well. We are looking for further grants and sponsorship over the next couple of years to assist us in achieving these plans.” “The Samford Netball Club sincerely appreciates the help we receive from the community with grants and sponsorship and the Club also welcomes assistance from volunteers to help with activities running the club, coaching and managing teams and running the Little Netta program.” Tanya Hall

LOCAL NEWS Samford Support Network Working together to help local community members

THE POWER OF GIVING AND RECEIVING The SSN is all about community supporting community. Currently, the organisation receives support from many community members either through their volunteer work, financial donations or through business donations. Every donation that is made is received with much gratitude as it means that the organisation can continue to provide support to the community. Right now, the Management Committee are blown away by the delightful and enthusiastic efforts of Thomas and Riley who are participating in a #paperclipchallenge. The idea of the challenge is to trade up from a paperclip without buying anything over a 30-day period, then the final item is sold. During their #paperclipchallenge the boys were gifted a 2002 signed Broncos Jersey. As this jersey was gifted rather than traded, they will be auctioning the framed jersey instead of continuing the trading. As of the 26 January, the bid is at $350 and bidding will continue until 5pm Sunday 6 February. Thank you to all of the people that have contributed to date. SSN President Barbara Kienast met up with the boys to thank them for their efforts and asked them what they enjoyed most. “We love the excitement of seeing items traded and then going and collecting

the items from people and helping our community,” they said. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Thomas and Riley (and Bronwyn) for their enthusiasm and generosity and feel very blessed to be the recipients of this generosity. We would also like to thank the continued generosity of some local business’s - Margo Collens from Samford Fruit and Veg who donates produce to the SSN weekly, Flametree Financial for their donation of two Square’s that enables the SSN to receive payments via card transaction, and not to forget Jason Delisser when financial services are needed - there are of course

many others! The SSN consists of local unpaid volunteers (run by a volunteer Management Committee) and it does rely on the generosity that comes from many sources to continue to offer local support. A quote from Maya Angelou: “When we give cheerfully and accept gratefully, everyone is blessed.” The SSN feel very cheered and very blessed. To bid on the Brisbane Broncos Jersey please go to https://www.facebook.com/ robloxfun/ or visit the SSN Facebook page. The SSN Management Committee Pictured above: Bronwyn, Thomas, Riley and Barb

EVENT CANCELLATION The Samford Chamber of Commerce Committee advises that the Chamber breakfast meeting scheduled for Wednesday 10th February has been cancelled. The decision was made in the light of a heightened level of hesitancy within the local business community during what is proving a challenging period. The Chamber apologises for the late notice but emphasises the importance of providing positive action going forward during 2022. This will include a number of initiatives designed to support the business community. We look forward to welcoming you to the first breakfast meeting for 2022, on Wednesday 9th March at the Samford Community Hub. THE VILLAGE PUMP 04 February 2022– Page 9

GET INVOLVED A HUGE MUSICAL THANK YOU We would sing it if we could! A sincere thank you to the Samford & Districts Progress & Protection Association (SDPPA) for their very generous donation to support the Samford Community Singers. We do see ourselves very much as a community group, inviting singers of all ages and abilities to be part of our Monday evening singing in Farmers Hall from 7pm to 9pm. Having the support of both the SDPPA and Samford Valley Rotary Club means a great deal to us. We have many expenses including modest payments to our Musical Director and accompanist, hire of the hall, insurance and purchasing music with the correct copyright procedures.

We are off to a great start with several new folk coming along to ‘try us out’. All are welcome to do this at no charge for the first two nights. After that there is a $10 per evening fee, payable by the 10 week term. We particularly encourage men to join us. Four part harmony is so rich and enjoyable. Just call Nettie on 0412 991 759 or email us at samfordcommunitysingers@gmailcom. Nettie Carroll

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HANG IN THERE Kim, the facilitator of DETAIL (Don’t Ever Think All Is Lost) the community support group for anyone who has experienced anxiety or depression, has initiated a new online private support group: DETAIL Connect. This is in addition to our monthly in person community meet ups. DETAIL - Connect is there 24/7 for you to ask questions, gain support and find connections with others. Like the page and join DETAIL - Connect. Share what works for you and why. The group is based on kindness and empathy, providing a way for us to share what helps us through the dark times. The same things don’t work for everyone because we are all individuals, but sometimes seeing or hearing what others do can inspire us to try a different approach. Join us for a cuppa and chat every Friday from 2pm at the SCHUB, starting on 25th February. Jenni’s Good Stuff Ideas Forum is at 3.30pm on the same day, if you love exploring ideas or listening to others explore them. Kim’s face-to-face community support group for DETAIL (Don’t Ever Think All Is Lost) starts back at 3.30pm on 11th March. Everyone is welcome to Friday Afternoon at the SCHUB starting on February 25.

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QCWA Samford Technology wins the day! Covid 19 sent us to our computers to meet and that’s just what we did at our January meeting, with many members learning how to tackle the online video link up. We can proudly say this pandemic did not deter this meeting from taking place, with about 15 members joining online - it was refreshing to see all the faces on our screens. Well done Samford members! As we welcomed every member attending, we missed those not able to attend especially our new member Vicki. A warm welcome to you Vicki and our thoughts are with those who are sick. Fingers crossed we can meet face-to-face in February meeting to celebrate the CWA Samford birthday over lunch. To celebrate the CWA Centenary, we are supporting the Royal Flying Doctors Service this year, a worthy charity helping country and regional women far and wide. There will be so many wonderful things happening this year as we learn about Australia, our country of study, as well as many guest speakers. Did you know Australia is surrounded by three oceans? The hall’s new kitchen will be completed before March - an extra benefit to those wishing to hire the hall this year. Cooking and craft is a part of the CWA culture. Congratulations to Ann and Margerite for becoming official Cookery CWA judges. We can cater for small to medium group functions and other special occasions and our air conditioned Hall in Main Street is available for hire. Contact Fiona for catering: 0421 353 272, and Estelle for hall hire: 0414 890 094. Any prospective members are most welcome to our meetings as we support Samford women and the wider community through friendship, activities and community engagement. Next Meeting: Wednesday 16 February 2022 at 10am. Facebook: QCWA Samford for up to date information. Marnie

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SAMFORD MUSEUM UPDATE Samford Museum SCHOOL DAYS OF OLD The delayed 2022 school year has some similarities to 1932. Then, children under 10 years were debarred from attending owing to the prevailing epidemic of Infantile Paralysis (polio). By February 24, 1932 the IP Campaign Committee decided that public schools should remain closed to children under 12 until 14 March. 1932 was also Samford School’s 60th anniversary. During the 1972 centenary celebrations, 1930s teacher Mr Karoll recorded: “One of the outstanding incidents I remember about the 60th birthday celebrations in 1932 was the hilarious laughter of the then Governor of Queensland, Sir Leslie Wilson and the Director of Education, Mr B J McKenna when they were reading one of the school’s earliest Corporal Punishment Registers.” 2022 marks 150 years of primary school education at Samford. The curriculum has changed greatly and so has getting to school. A 1905 pupil recalled not remembering starting school but remembering well the

long walk through the scrub and along dirt tracks. A railway worker’s son attended Samford School in 1918 while the line to Samford was being constructed. The family moved to Samsonvale, and he travelled back to Samford by train. He was on the train that derailed just beyond Samford, May 13, 1919. He and other children were taken home on a pumper. Floods often made getting to school difficult, if at all. Some crossed the flooded river on a flying fox along with the milk cans and were then driven to school in the milk truck. At Bunya, the school year was delayed on occasion when, for reasons unknown, a teacher had not arrived. Children were known to shimmy up the wall to look through the window to see the time on the clock before heading home. The clock had stopped, having not been wound for six weeks. Sources: SSS Memory Lane, Samford Reminiscences vol6, Trove, Bunya School 1875-1965. Pictured: A Railway Pumper was used by railway fettlers working on the railway lines to get to and from work along the lines. It

would have been very physical work for them to pump the handles up and down whilst standing on this vehicle, especially when there was a grade to climb. Photo courtesy Peter Burden who restored the vehicle in his collection. Please check Samford Museum’s website or phone 3289 2743 for up-todate information re opening hours. Research enquiries may be emailed to info@samfordmuseum.com.au or call Geoff: 0417 610 983.

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OPEN DAY Returns in Full Bloom in 2022! SAVE THE DATE: 14 & 15 May Yes, you read it right – TWO DAYS! We were bombarded with positive feedback last year, and the number one request was to open the gardens over two days. Visitors said they would appreciate more time to see the gardens and many of them said they would like to stay overnight and make it a weekend. So…we listened. If you are new to Samford, or perhaps you missed it last year, (how is that possible?), here is a little background to bring you up to speed. The Samford Edible Garden Trail is a community effort and it came together on the back of a lot of goodwill and generous spirit from everybody involved (including the people who came along on the day). It is a not-for-profit event with the ticket sales distributed back into our community (there are whispers of a community garden coming…watch this space). We started with three intentions for the Trail: 1. To inspire more people to grow food in their backyard; 2. To connect with and support our local growers; and 3. To let people outside Samford know that as a region we value locally grown produce, plate to paddock experiences, and sustainability. We see the Open Day Weekend as an opportunity for the Samford Community to shine and local businesses to prosper. It is a volunteer effort held together by shared values and is dependent on community involvement. If you would like to see the weekend flourish (and possibly make it an annual event) please get involved in one of these ways: • Do you have a veggie patch or an orchard tucked away behind the house that you would be prepared to open to visitors for either Sat/Sun or both days? Please get in touch and we can let you know what is involved. Remember, it’s not just about what is growing in your garden. People are genuinely eager to hear your story and compare gardening ideas.

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LOCAL NEWS NATIVE INGREDIENTS A RECIPE FOR SUCCESS With bare aisles becoming a common feature of major retail chains, now is an ideal time to shop closer to home and expand on the traditional shopping list while we do so. Located in the Samford Country Centre on Main St, Kakadu Organics Juice Bar is an Indigenous wellness store, specalising in organic juices and native smoothies that incorporate ingredients such as Kakadu

Plum powder and Quondong powder. With a desire to promote wellness during COVID times, the shop will also deliver juices and smoothies within the local area at no extra charge. Other food items in stock include Davidson Plum jam and organic tea. Native scent-inspired candles and soaps can also be found on the shelves, bringing the best of the bush to your living room. Customers can also pick up a delicious organic, cold pressed juice or smoothie at REKO Samford, the online farmers market where people source local products, pay vendors directly, and collect their produce contact-free by driving through the Samford State School pick up area on Saturday mornings. Check our Reko Samford on Facebook to get involved. “We moved to Samford Valley six months ago and absolutely love it! We are looking to educate more customers on native Indigenous foods and culture,” Kakadu Organics Juice Bar owners Joe and KylieLee Bradford said. Initially starting out by selling Aboriginal clothing, accessories and artwork as Kakadu Tiny Tots, the juice bar is conscious of stocking items that are eco-friendly, also selling organic wellness products which include baby wear hand-painted with Dreamtime stories.

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“We are Indigenous owned, my mother is a traditional owner of Kakadu. I grew up in a small Aboriginal community called Patonga. Unfortunately we lost mum two years ago, but her legacy is very much alive within our business,” Kylie-Lee said. “We partner with Indigenous artists all over Australia to produce an income for our artists. Our social mission is to produce mums and bubs packs for Aboriginal women and their newborn babies living in rural Aboriginal communities,” she said. With designs originating from remote indigenous communities in the Northern Territory, there is also an online shop for those in search of a unique gift: www. kakadutinytots.com.au, or drop into the shop in Main Street and say hi. Tanya Hall

Division 11 Council Report Renewal Works at Showgrounds Works will be commencing this month on the Judges Kiosk at Samford Showgrounds as part of Council’s Building Renewal Program. Structural improvements will be carried out to the sub floor support system, works to re-fix the decking, the stairs will be renewed and compliant balustrading battens will be installed. These improvements are expected to take around ten weeks to complete and are necessary to ensure the safety of everyone using the building. There will be no access to the building while the works are taking place and if you are on the grounds, please take notice of any restrictions to access and signage that is in place.

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GET INVOLVED SPIDER SURVEY 12 FEBRUARY/ BUSHCARE TO RESUME 13 FEBRUARY On the hot sultry morning of 17 January, our birdwatchers recorded 59 species during the monthly survey. On arrival there were large numbers of Welcome Swallows, Whitebreasted Woodswallows and Fairy Martins hawking low over the soccer fields and cow paddocks, with White-throated Needletails higher up. We again heard Pale-vented Bush-hen somewhere along the riverbank below the Bowls Club. Good numbers of small birds persisted in the revegetated areas near the picnic site, including Rufous Fantail. Interesting flyovers included 3 each of White-headed Pigeon and Great Cormorant. A migratory Dollarbird took up its regular vantage point on the powerlines. Full details can be found at: https://ebird.org/australia/ checklist/S100889822. Arachnophiles rejoice! We are pleased to announce that our second spider survey, led by renowned expert Greg Anderson, will take place at the Eco-Corridor on the evening of Saturday 12 February,

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commencing at 6.30pm (sign on at 6.15pm). We welcome community participation, especially families. We will send further details by email (please join our mailing list) and post on Facebook closer to the day.

all ages and Chi Chi is always waiting for people to pet her. As we go to print there are 3 days to go – Friday 4th, Wednesday 9th and Thursday 10th February from 10:00am – 1:00pm each day. Cash or EFTPOS. For those who are unaware – a person who enjoys completing jigsaw puzzles is a Dissectologist.

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We will resume our MBRC Bushcare-led working bees on Sunday 13 February from 2 to 4pm. Come along and learn about habitat rehabilitation and revegetation from our friendly team of volunteers. Tools are provided. Please wear closed-in footwear, appropriate clothing, sunscreen, insect repellant and a hat. You can join our mailing list by contacting ecocorridor@gmail.com or follow our Facebook page (www.facebook. com/EcoCorridor/). Peter Storer

The past few weeks have been busy with the spontaneous decision to hold Pop Up Puzzles and Games, suited to all ages, for sale outside Samford Drakes. Thankfully the weather has been kind and we have dodged the lovely rain and had lovely days. No soggy anything! Thank you to the community for your wonderful support in both donating and purchasing the puzzles and games. Lots of wonderful conversations with visitors of

DO YOU HAVE A SHED/COVERED SPACE? We’re looking for a shed space/empty room/building/covered space to store our books, ideally in the Samford area. We would need access twice a week for volunteers to sort/collect books. The space doesn’t have to be fully enclosed as we can cover book boxes with a tarp. Contact 0408 062 393 or info@communitylibrarysamford.org. LAST TICKETS FOR TIGER MOTH FLIGHT Last minute tickets are available in the Win a Flight in a Tiger Moth raffle, as the days count down towards the closing and drawing dates. The raffle will be drawn outside Drakes Supermarket on 25th February 2022 at noon. Official drawer of the raffle is yet to be confirmed. Stay well. The Management Team

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Samford Bowls Club Australia Day: Due to COVID 19 being all around us, we decided to do an in-house celebration with members and household members only. Our morning got underway with the fun SPIDER game. Our Social Club ladies have a fun sense of humour as the prize for being closest to the Spider was a Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) kit and rolls of toilet paper for the touchers - very sort after items in these pandemic times! Unfortunately, the rain that was forecast as showers turned into a downpour forcing us into the club for our Aussie style morning tea of Lamingtons, Vegemite Scrolls, Anzac Biscuits, Aussie Chocolates and Australian grown fruit. We may have been washed off the Green but sometimes it is nice to have the time to relax with likeminded friends over a cuppa. A different but an enjoyable Australia Day at the bowls club. Thanks to our sponsors Anton Brown. The year is underway in a BIG way. Alex Gow competition: A Brisbane District Bowls competition commencing 5th February. Ten clubs will play home and

away games for seven weeks followed by the finals. This competition gives members a chance to play at different clubs on different playing surfaces in teams of Pairs and Triples. Tyrepower Everton Hills Cup competition: Commencing 5th February. This is a competition for the more experienced bowler. Six weeks of home and away games then finals. Ladies Autumn Pennant competition: A Brisbane District competition, commencing Friday 25th February. Two Bowls Triples played by a side comprising three teams. This is a fast game of 2 sets of nine ends with a one end tie-breaker if required. Our ladies travel to different clubs meeting other bowlers that they then get to play with on other social inter club days. This is a great way to make friends with bowlers they would not have had the opportunity to meet. New members are always welcome at the Samford Bowls Club. Free introduction to bowling for those new to the game. Email info@samfordbowls.com.au or call 3289 1204. Please leave a message so we can get back to you. Or drop in when you see us on the green.

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Samford Area Mens Shed There’s no way we can ignore what’s happening all around us. Since the Queensland/New South Wales border was opened, Covid has come to our State in previously unheard of numbers. The vast majority of the population have either contracted Covid-19 and its variant Omicron, or have been in close contact with someone who has. Sadly, there are people with Covid being admitted to hospital and even sadder is the number of people who have lost their lives due to the pandemic. Like most businesses, clubs, cafés and shops, Samford Area Men’s Shed (aka SAMS) had had to put vigorous practices in place in order to not only protect SAMS members and their families, but also the wider community. This has been particularly critical for SAMS because most of the men are of an age where the dangers of contracting Covid could be most dire. Despite this, the men have not been idle. For instance: the art group may have stopped for the moment but members such as Dennis Arnold have still been busy turning their imagination into impressive works of art for all to enjoy. In the meantime, SAMS Chairman Neil Krosch and the other

DRINK BEER, RUN, REPEAT The 5th annual Dayboro Lions Australia Day International Beer Mile was on again at the Cowboys footy grounds, kicking off at the early hour of 8:30am to beat the heat and as it happened, the continuous downpour for the rest of the day. Each entrant was signed in by 8:20am, with a Sober Bob or minder and relevant health issues listed. This event is not for the faint hearted as competitors are challenged to run and speed drink between laps, in accordance with international event rules. Each competitor drinks four cans or bottles of beer and runs four laps around a standard 400m running track (start with chugging a beer, then run a lap, then beer, then lap, then beer, then lap, then beer, then lap finish). Beers must be consumed before each lap begins and results are submitted to the official international website. “We were privileged to have Samford Hash House Harriers (SHHH) turn up this year, as it is said the event has all of the Page 18 - THE VILLAGE PUMP 04 February 2022

members of the Executive Committee have been busily planning for the upcoming Annual General Meeting on 12th February and SAMS 10th anniversary on 15th May. Men of Samford and surrounds, the Shed is still open, so you are most welcome to drop in. SAMS just asks that you be at least double vaccinated, wear a mask and follow the other usual Covid safe practices. elements required! They brought their customary joviality and banter to meld with the spirit of the day,” said Ian Flinders. It was a challenge SHHH were happy to accept, with SHHH’s David Roberts taking first place honours, laying down the gauntlet to Dayboro for 2023. For those who didn’t want to partake in the world competition compliant rules of 4 beers, 355ml, >5% (Dayboro allowed 4.5% beers), ‘other drinks’ (alcoholic carbonated drinks, weaker beers etc) ran too, but were listed separately on the website. Best of all, because of covid and severe weather conditions in the northern hemisphere, the Dayboro Beer Mile runners topped the international table for a triumphant 4 days - until Melbourne and South Africa ruined the party! The main race was followed by familybased, shorter, three-legged and piggyback races, with some competitors confused about who should piggyback who! To cap it off, $84 was donated to go towards changing room upgrades for the new female footy team. Sounds like Dayboro Lions have a great tradition going!

Just come to the far end of Showgrounds Drive, Highvale on a Tuesday morning at about 9am - just near the high voltage power tower. Find out more at samfordshed. org.au or email info@samfordshed.org.au Brian Slattery Pictured: Still Life by SAMS member Dennis Arnold. (A man of many talents)

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BEGINNER COURSES Courses for people who wish to try archery are beginning for the 2022 year at the Samford Valley Target Archers grounds in February. To accommodate the large number of enquiries about archery which occurred during 2021, the club has decided to trial increasing the numbers taken into each course from 18 to 24. Beginner courses are held on the first Saturday of each month, February to November each year.

Brisbane in the future, it is not impossible that there could be an archer starting these courses who goes on to be a member of the Australian Olympic team. For those who do not wish to put in that much work, Target Archery is still a great sport for just about everybody from young to old, totally fit to some disability to consider, and from the competitive to the purely social member. The Samford club is beginning preparations to host the Archery Australia’s National Target Archery Tournament in September/October of this year, when it is estimated some 200 archers and accompanying people will come from around the nation and possible from overseas. Evan Fisher

Samford Valley Markets February 12th Weather allowing, the February Markets will go ahead. There has been plenty of interest from stall holders. The parish run stalls will not be operating (morning teas, sausage sizzle and jumble stall) and we won’t be placing stalls inside the hall. AGM Our Parish Annual General Meeting will take place in the church after the 8am Eucharist on 13 February. As 2022 gets under way and life tries it’s hardest to get back to normal (whatever that means these days), we will be maintaining our COVID Safe plan and providing on-line options where possible. We are committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment for worship. We believe that God’s love knows no limit and our prayer is that we reflect the nature of God’s love. Robert Paget Priest in Charge

At the moment the February and March courses are full, and numbers are beginning to build for the April course. The increased intakes will put some pressure on the volunteer coaches, but the effort is considered well worth it. Prospective registrants should visit the “Try Archery” page on the club’s website – www. samfordarchery.org. With the 2032 Olympic Games in

As we enter our third year of COVID19, it’s change itself that has become the constant. At the moment, Sunday services at St Paul’s are as follows: • 8:00am: Sung Eucharist with Hymns (proof of vaccination required). • 10:00am: Eucharist without Hymns (proof of vaccination not required). These times will be reviewed by the Parish Council each month. It is our plan to return to the regular service times when we are able to meet without division and have everyone feel safe.

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WHAT’S HAPPENING AT ARANA HILLS LIBRARY PLEASE NOTE: Special Events have been cancelled due to covid. Please check with the library before attending any event. JP’s in the Community has also been suspended until further notice. Regular Events 24th February (and 4th Thursday of each month): Tinker Tank (5-11 years). 3.30pm – 4.00pm Get curious! Explore a world of science, tech, engineering, art and maths through hands on discovery after school. For primary school kids. Free. No bookings required*. Every Saturday: Conversational English: 10am – 10.30am Meet up with new friends and exchange exciting ideas while you build your confidence speaking conversational English in a relaxed and comfortable space. Free. No bookings required - just drop in*. * Libraries are operating in line with Queensland’s Covid Safe Future Roadmap, including adhering to social distancing requirements Arana Hills Library, 63 Cobbity Cres, Arana Hills

OUT & ABOUT Local Golfers Raise a Record $100,000 At the end of last year, The Village Pump shared the story of The Keperra Golf Club’s ambitious shot at raising $80,000 for the Cancer Council by taking part in the Longest Day golfing event. The team teed off at sunrise on the longest day in December, chipping their way around 72 rounds of golf to finish in just over 12 hours. Donations kept flowing on the day, taking the club up to $91,000. As the shoulders grew sore, club President Rod Rhodes pledged to top up the donations to an even $100,000 lifting Team Keperra to the top of the national donation leader board. Local members Chrissy Booth and Allison Maguire were part of the squad that had a lot of laughs along the way while raising money for a serious cause. “Some highlights of the day were seeing players turn up at 4.30 in the morning with a smile on their face in anticipation of the challenge ahead,” Allison said. “The only hole in one made on the day was by Alana Griffiths and hearing the cheers across the fairway when it happened was inspiring for us all,” she said. There were six women in the team

of 24. “Karen, who drove the food and drinks cart, dispensed on-the-spot fines for sun safety breaches, offered Va s e l i n e a n d Band-Aid services for chafing and blisters, and put a little toy toilet on one of our ladies tees in case of emergency.” Cancer Council Queensland CEO, Ms Chris McMillan, congratulated the team. “We are so proud of the team at Keperra for their amazing efforts in raising $100,000. Your unwavering support of campaigns like The Longest Day brings us closer to a future free from the burden of cancer.” To raise their record-breaking amount, players not only had to work on their putting skills, but also had to stretch themselves personally. “I raised nearly $4,000, something I have never done before, and it took me out of my comfort zone a bit asking friends, family and work colleagues for donations,” Allison said.

Allison has been a member at Keperra Golf Club for 14 years and appreciates the community feel she experiences there. “I feel that the Club is committed to ensuring its members are looked after in terms of equal opportunity for men and women to play golf together every day,” she said. “I think Brisbane is very lucky to have a 27 hole golf course so close to the city that is welcoming and affordable.” While this was Team Keperra’s maiden Longest Day event, their efforts were far from green. Congratulations on a remarkable achievement! Tanya Hall

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LOCAL NEWS DICKSON NOTES A Message from Peter Happy New Year! I hope you were able to enjoy a holiday or a break over the holidays and are ready for the year ahead. For local students, it is an exciting time with the school year just beginning. A special mention goes to those students entering Year 12 for their final year or beginning their schooling in Prep, I wish you the best of luck and every success. While it has been a difficult few months living with COVID, our high vaccination rates have helped protect many Australians from serious illness or hospitalisation. Despite the challenges of the pandemic, the latest jobs figures demonstrate the strength and resilience of the Australian economy and how the government’s response has saved lives and livelihoods. Our unemployment rate nationally is now down to 4.2% - the lowest it has been since the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. 65,000 jobs were created in the month of December and two thirds of these are full time positions. Finally, I wish to give a special mention and extend congratulations to Bob Millar, on receiving an Order of Australia Medal on Australia Day for his work in the community

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over many years. Congratulations Bob, I could not think of a more deserving person to receive this honour. Please get in touch if there is anything I can do to help or any local issues you’d like to raise. SurePact Visit Recently I had the pleasure of visiting SurePact, a start-up founded and led by Wights Mountain resident Megan Avard. Many of you will know Megan and how dynamic and inspiring she is.

SurePact is doing some great things and has developed software solutions to help make project management and grant tracking easier. No more tracking on messy spreadsheets! The Morrison Government has supported their growth through a Boosting Female Founders Grant to help Megan and the team develop a new product which is almost ready to hit the market. This will help SurePact create more jobs and opportunities. Australia-United Kingdom Ministerial Consultations On 21 January 2022, the Foreign Minister Marise Payne and I hosted Foreign Secretary Truss and Defence Secretary Wallace in Sydney for the Australia-United Kingdom Ministerial Consultations (AUKMIN). This was the first meeting of AUKMIN since the COVID-19 pandemic. Our relationship with the UK is longstanding and we held important discussions regarding our shared commitment to sovereignty, resilience and prosperity for the Indo-Pacific. What’s important to you? I’m working hard to make our community even better, but I can’t do it on my own. I need your help to make sure we get the priorities right for our community. With your help and by working together, we can get the upgrades, facilities and opportunities our community needs. Please get in touch with me at peter.dutton.mp@aph.gov.au or 3205 9977 to let me know your priorities.

Or you can drop into my next mobile office. I am approaching 2500 visits in my mobile office and have helped thousands of residents with local issues. If you see me out and about with my caravan, please drop in. Alternatively, you can drop by my office on Gympie Road, Strathpine during business hours. Or visit my website www. peterdutton.com.au for more information. Peter Dutton MP Federal Member for Dickson

Samford RDA’s 2022 program starts this month with volunteer inductions now underway and lessons from 14 February. The centre has been in recess since early December to allow the RDA horses to be spelled in readiness for the new year. The break was also welcomed by volunteers who operate all aspects of the centre’s operation. Places are still available at a volunteer induction tomorrow (Saturday February 5) from 9am to 11am at the RDA’s covered arena at Samford Showgrounds. Volunteers must be over 14 and do not require a knowledge of horses. Closed in shoes are a must.

Samford RDA thanks Samford and Brendale Community Bank - Bendigo Bank for its ongoing support as it restarts its program. As well as providing practical support since the centre was opened, they have once again sponsored RDA horse Paddington Bear (pictured). This annual sponsorship will help meet Paddington’s feed, vet and care costs in 2022. To secure a place at the upcoming volunteer induction or others held throughout the year, email volunteer@ samfordrda.com.au.

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Just Listed and Sold 125 Camp Mountain Road, Camp Mountain Best Interest: Sat 5th of Feb @1pm 23 Currell Circuit, Samford Valley For Sale 1 Navillus Pde, Samford Valley For Sale 3 Maskell Court, Draper Under Contract 62 Greggs Road, Samford Valley Under Contract 935 Bunya Road, Draper Under Contract

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10 Harrison crescent, Ocean view For Sale Contact Leigh Hutton

125 Camp Mountain Road, Camp Mountain Best Interest: Sat 5th of Feb @1pm Contact Georgie Haug

20 Old Mount Samson Road, Mount Samson Expressions of Interest closing 11 February 2022 Contact Anna Lobley

34 Bella Court, Cashmere SOLD Contact Anthony Davis

259 Mount Brisbane Road, Mount Pleasant For Sale Contact Leigh Hutton

7 Luke Court, Cashmere SOLD Contact Anthony Davis

2070 Mount Mee Road, Mount Pleasant EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Closing 3pm Feb 21st Contact Leigh Hutton

1138 Mount Mee Road, Ocean View SOLD Contact Justine O'Donnell

197 Hulcombe Road, Highvale For Sale Contact Leigh Hutton

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JARCEL

Benny 0418 192 194 Fax 3289 1940 ABN 32 952 284 024

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ELECTRICAL

Order today ph. 3289 4001 www.seasonalbloomsflorist.com.au Shop 6/7 Main St (next to Mooeys!)

• Smoke alarm upgrades & testing • Lighting & power including fans & pools

Picture Framing service • General electrical repairs

Electrician

• Emergency Paintings, photos, repairs& exit lighting • Switchboard upgrades and testing Local business with over 150 • Building management systems customers in the Valley and • Heating, ventilation and surrounding area. air conditioning (HVAC) • Security Highly competitive andsystems, will callaccess at control & data your home to discuss requirements. Free quotes (you can 07 send3289 a photo) 6652 Please call / textwww.jarcelelectrical.com.au Ross on 0408862646 Lic No 67612 Email: gluerross@yahoo.com.au

Fencing

Framing Services Picture Framing Service Paintings, photos, repairs

Local business with over 150 customers in the Valley & surrounding area. Highly competitive & will call at your home to discuss requirements. Free quotes (you can send a photo). Call / Text Ross on 0408 862 646 Email gluerross@yahoo.com.au

Gas Fitters

GAS FITTING

QBCC No 1293340

Install, repair, service and maintain any gas-run appliances including ovens, cook tops, BBQ and hot water systems. Leak detection, upgrades, regulators & bottles and new installations. All work Certified, Licenced and Insured.

CALL SELBY TODAY ON 0437 230 019

• • • •

Domestic, Rural & Commercial work FREE QUOTES

Air conditioning & fans Switchboard upgrades Phone & data points CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED

Call Brad Lic No. 72254

• LED lighting • TV antennas • Shed & pump wiring

0448 860 666

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Locksmith

Mowing/Property Maintenance

Painter

LOCK-IT-UP LOCKSMITHS ABN 69 571 067 221

Contemporary, affordable hair dressing

3289 1320

SHOP: 3/15

Main Street Samford EMAIL: hairbandsalon@gmail.com

STEVEN WEST Mobile

ALL HOURS

0411 577 432

• 12 YEARS IN THE INDUSTRY • ALL ASPECTS OF LOCKSMITHING • AUTOMOTIVE • COMMERCIAL • DOMESTIC • SAFE SALES & SERVICE

Mower/Tractor Repairs

For after hours emergencies call 3289 1027 Monday – Friday 7-5 Saturday 7-1

Mowing/Property Maintenance

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Hire

SAMFORD SAMFORD HIRE HIRE

*FOR: Builders * Builders * Handyman * Handyman * PartyHire Hire * Party 3289 3289 1027 1027

For after hours emergencies call 3289 1027

Landscaping

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Lawn Mowing & Brush Cutting Ride-on Mowers, Hedge Trimming Garden Clean-ups, Mulching Guaranteed Reliable & Efficient Est1999. Samford Local

3289 6659 0412 173 850

• Domestic • Commercial • Roofs • Insurance Work

Phone: 0412 024 834 Samford Valley BSA No. 896576

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VALLEYACREAGE MOWING SERVICES

Limousines

Brisbane Premier Limo

& Taxi Service

Samford Village to Airport $95 max 4 people

pmk61@optusnet.com.au

0421 409 098 www.peterslimo.com.au www.Limo2airport.com.au

All credit cards accepted & Cab charge Our service is priceless but our price is affordable

Your local mowing specialist

4 x 4 Lawn Tractor - 5’Cutting Deck Horse & Livestock Pasture Small & Large Acreage Lawns Brushcutting – 6’Spraying Boom – Steep Terrain Fully Insured PROMPT – RELIABLE – AFFORDABLE

Phone Colin 0416 189 959 or 3289 2953

Painter & Decorator

• Interior/Exterior • Decks • Plaster repairs • • Polite and clean service •

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Troy Angove Plumbing Pty Ltd

ANTON TRUSCOTT 0412 764 764 / 3289 2242

BSA Lic No. 744832

Quality Workmanship • Emergency Plumbing Services • New Homes & Complete Bathroom Renova ons • Domes c & Commercial Maintenance • Sullage Trenches • Gas Fi ng & Compliance Cer ficates • Hot Water Systems • Blocked Drains • Roof & Gu er Repairs • Pensioners Discount

Scott Hoole: 0422 591 673

Plumbing

Call Troy on 0418 736 156 Plumbing | Drainage | Gas Fitting

email: troy.angove70@gmail.com QBCC: 1007358

Printing

QBCC Licence No. 15056423

www.environpainting.com.au

CALL SELBY TODAY ON 0437 230 019 Maintenance, installation & new work Bathroom & kitchen fitout Gas ovens and heating Burst pipes & blockages Pumps, water tanks & irrigation Hot water systems - solar, gas & electric Good rates | 23+ years experience | QBCC No 1293340

Maintenance, installation & new Work Install, repair, service and maintain any gas-run appliances including ovens, cook tops, BBQ and hot water systems. Leak detection, upgrades, regulators & bottles and new installations.

Property Poles

Pump Repairs & Sales

Sco J Mothersole Plumbing, Draining & Gas QBCC: 58945

Maintenance & Renova ons Emergency Plumbing 24/7

Plumbing

PHONE: 07 3298 5541 MOBILE: 0419653324 EMAIL: rickbourke@gmail.com

PHONE: 3289 5502 MOBILE: 0414 775 033 *Blocked Drains * Sep c Trench Repairs * Sewer Drain Camera Service * Burst Water Pipes * Tap Replacement * All Types Hot Water Install and Repairs * Gas Fi ng, New Cook Tops, Total Gas Systems * Gas Cer fica on Including Caravans * New Bathrooms & Renova ons * Roof & Gu er Installs and Repairs

www.mothersoleplumbing.com.au

Rusty Wall’s Plumbing & Drainage Service

Pump Sales, Advice, Repairs & Installation Pool Pumps & Equipment Water Tanks & Installation Water Filtration Systems 0418 738 827 | tcpumps@bigpond.com www.townandcountrypumps.com

Contact Russell Wall

Mobile: 0416 069 279 or ph. 3882 0161

* Blocked drains * Maintenance & new work * Domestic & commercial * Hot water * Roof & gutter repairs * Water tanks * Water pumps

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Phone: 3289 2111 Pump sales, service & repairs Water filtration systems & filters Tanks & irrigation supplies Pool equipment, testing & chemicals

6/39 Main Street, Samford QLD sales@samfordvillagepumps.com

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Septic Tanks

LIQUID WASTE PUMP OUTS • Septic & holding tanks • Grease traps

VALLEY ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES

★ Green Waste ★ Commercial ★ Household

Call Tony Edwards on M: 1800 003 134 or 0428 799 465 W: www.valleyenviro.com

We won’t be beaten on price

Ph: 0488 773 339 * 7 days S

QBSA Licence 744719

FOR ALL HOME SEPTIC REPAIRS AND NEW SYSTEMS

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Family operated here when you need us Friendly service with custom solutions

CONTACT: 0427 374 392

www.maxfieldswastewater.com.au

Sewage Treatment Installation and servicing most brands of treatment systems

Timber Shutters Direct See page 20 for details

PO Box 277, Samford M: 0418 892 493 E: admin@stpr.com.au

Security Alarms

LOCAL EXPERTS IN HOME, BUSINESS & PERSONAL SECURITY

Alarm Installations Alarm Monitoring • HD Security Camera Systems • Personal Duress Alarms • Electrical Services FREE QUOTATIONS • •

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Sec Lic #4226262 Elec Lic #84729

Septic Tanks

RIVERSIDE

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES

MAINTENANCE CLEANING OF: • Septic Tanks • Grease Traps • Grey Water Tanks • Waste Water Treatment Systems • Septic Tank Trench Renewals Mick Lamb OWNER OPERATOR

Phone 0419 684 463

www.riversideenvironmental.com.au E: info@riversideenvironmental.com.au LIQUID WASTE COLLECTION & DISPOSAL

• 4wd Tractor Slashing, 6 foot wide cut • Efficient and experienced • Keep you acreage under control • Reduce the risk of snakes • Minimise fire hazards

Ph: 3353 3211

Woven Stainless Mesh • Security Doors & Screens Flyscreens • Blinds • Awnings • Patio Enclosures Internal & External Shutters CONTACT BRETT FOR A FREE MEASURE & QUOTE 0418 641 241 • samsec@bigpond.com

John Keal isn’t just a friendly water carrier, he also does Acreage Slashing

Your friendly, local Samford man for water deliveries, pools & slashing

Screens Blinds Shutters

SAMFORD SECURITY & BLINDS

Slashing

FOR ALL HOME SEPTIC REPAIRS AND NEW SYSTEMS Family operated here when you need us

Surveyors/Town Planners

J.A. LIDDLE PTY LTD CONSULTING SURVEYORS

➢ Council Applications ➢ Subdivisions ➢ Contours, building setouts etc

PH: 3289 3411

Phil Anderson 0411 515 492

LAND SURVEYORS PUMPA CONSULTING

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Swimming Pools

Friendly service with custom solutions

CONTACT: 0427 374 392

www.maxfieldswastewater.com.au

W.A.S Wastewater Solutions Pty Ltd

Accredited Pool Safety Inspector

Is your pool's Family-owned Samford business Inspections & Certificates, safety certificate Pool Safety Compliance Advice out of date? PSI 101709

Ph Paul - 0417 630 509 www.brisbanepoolcertifiers.com.au

Servicing and repairs to most Wastewater Treatment Systems. Family owned and operated.

Call Geoff: 0424 157 712 Email: info@waswastewater.com.au www.waswastewater.com.au

* Professional, personal service * Pool equipment and repairs * Monthly pool servicing from $60. (excluding chemicals and parts) * Family owned and operated business with over 20 years experience

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Tiler

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Treelopping

SPECIALISING IN ALL ASPECTS OF TILING;

over 25 years genuine experience

from marble to mosaic and main floors to bathroom renovations.

Ph: 0412 624 783 BSA 1088064

our depot is only 5 minutes from the village 

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Prompt Tiles

All aspects of tiling including waterproofing The ultimate tile laying experience Over 25 years experience

Michael Hilliard

Water Carriers

D & W WATER SUPPLIERS

STONE & TILE

For quality, reliable work and a free quote contact Shane.

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crane truck stump grinder 18 inch woodchipper large tree specialist land clearing forest mulch for sale

STAINLESS STEEL TANK

Ph Danny & Wendy Greensill

0419 724 019 / 3289 1924 Samford Water Deliveries Ph: 0417 703 962

• Non - metallic tanker • Saturday & Sunday deliveries as well • Capacity: 14,400 litres. Carry: 13,500 litres • We advertise our price - $150 Samford areas • No additional charges

phone Steve:

The Original

BSA 1168229

SamfordWaterCarriers

Tel: 0405 166 523

Local family owned and operated business Serving the Valley since 1981

Treelopping

Council Approved 2 x 14,000 litre hygienic tankers Household drinking water & pools only All areas prompt reliable service Samford local since 1966 ROB & HELEN WEBER Mobile 0417 744 702 * www.samfordwatercarriers.com

LOCATED IN THE HEART OF SAMFORD! • • • • • • •

Tree Removals & Tree Pruning by Qualiﬁed Arborists Stump grinding FRE Landscaping QuoteE Land Clearing s Call Us Now! 4x4 Truck / Crane Truck Mulch & Firewood Sales Qualiﬁed Arborist Consultations & Tree Risk Assessments

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Water Tanks

TANK REPAIRS & CLEANING A-1 Water Tank Services

Repairs

• Tank linings & patch repairs • TANK LINERS fully installed & guaranteed

Cleaning

• Minimal water loss silt vacuumed • Complete internal cleaning if required

CALL SHANE

0488 043 886

www.a1tanks.com.au

Samford’s Best Value

Mains drinking water only Council approved and locally owned

Ph Mike: 0417 703 962 John Keal of Samford

tankgoodness@iinet.net.au

Water Tank Cleanin g Minima l Water Loss Sanitisation to kill Bacteri a Water Filtration Systems

is your friendly local Water Carrier (& I do tractor slashing as well)

Call

3353 3211

I’ve lived in & delivered all over the valley since 1972 & I love to help you! T/As Samford H20 to Go!

MAINS DRINKING WATER

12,000 litres for $150! SAMFORD AREA

Locally Owned Family Business

0433 111 914

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MAGAZINE STANDS/ MULTIPLE COPIES available at: Belle Property Bendigo Bank Cafe Lagarto Dayboro PO Drakes Samford Drop Out Cafe Gleam O’Dawn Mooey’s Mt Nebo PO Ray White Samford Design & Print Samford Variety Store S/Valley Veterinary Hospital The Slab Hut Spokes Cafe Tourist Centre FOR ALL ENQUIRIES: editor@villagepump.org.au. M: 0477 663 696 FORTNIGHTLY LETTERBOX DELIVERY TO: Armstrong Creek Bunya Camp Mountain Cashmere Clear Mountain Closeburn Draper Highvale Kobble Creek Mt. Glorious Mt. Samson Samford Valley Samford Village Samsonvale Wights Mountain Yugar

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ORDERS for point of lay pullets. Gleam O Dawn 3289 1699. BULK CANE BALES Gleam O Dawn 3289 1699.

45kg GAS BOTTLES exch. Gleam O Dawn 3289 1699. GLEAM O DAWN stocks NutriRice range. 3289 1699. CONTACT GLEAM O DAWN for all your fertilizing, gardening & micro irrigation requirements. Ph 3289 1699. FREE removal of old unwanted cars and car bodies. 0412 268 087

FOR SALE LUCERNE HAY AND RHODES GRASS for sale direct from farmer. Small squares and large round bales available. Chaff by request. Delivery can be arranged. Ph Stewart 0419 644 340.

SERVICES COUNSELLING Robin Botic, couples, individual, all issues, counselling, accred. relationships Aust. B.A. Dip. Ed., B Lit. Psych., Adv. Dip. Phone 3289 8301 or 0414 856 811. LANTANA a problem? Call Peter on 0417 726 923 for prompt removal, roots and all with no pesticides used. ACREAGE and domestic mowing, whipper-snipping, gardening and pressure cleaning. Cheap fixed rates, honest and reliable. Ring Liam 0472 626 206 TLC CLEANERS – Reliable, local service over 20yrs. Many references avail. 0414 328 945 L&S DOYLE ELECTRICAL Competitive rates, free quotes. Liam Doyle 0404 494 184. Lic No 73073 CELEBRANT with depth and warmth. Contact Margit on 0410 030 870 or margitradcliffe@gmail.com WELDING Minor welding work. 0407 255 549 LOCAL CLEANING LADY $30/hr. 0488 483 231. RIDER MOWER and small engine repairs & servicing, general welding & fabrication work. Low rates no frills. Call Aaron: 0417 716 662 8am-4pm Mon-Fri. Pick up service avail. YOUR HOME CLEANED & SANITISED by KellieLee. Wkly/ftnly/3 wkly/mthly. Spring cleans, one off cleans. Blinds, windows & home ironing. Productive quality job assured. Professional pride & joy in work. Reliable & trusted service for over 12 yrs. Call: 0412 822 115 WINTER WEED SPRAY Is your lawn a mass of weeds? You must spray for Bind-ii now and avoid the thorns! Also eliminate clover, oxalis, and broadleaf weeds. Quality exp’d service. Ph John @ Target Pest & Turf Services: 1300 638 938 SOIL CORING AND AERATION The most overlooked aspect to a great lawn! Heavy duty machine takes cores up to 50mm deep resulting in better water and fertiliser absorption whilst aerating roots. Exp’d operator, Ph John @ Target Pest & Turf Services: 1300 638 938.

CLASSIFIEDS – editor@villagepump.org.au SERVICES cont GENERAL PEST CONTROL Are ants, cockroaches, spiders, rodents and fleas causing you issues? Exp’d Samford based owner operator, fully licensed, fully insured, great service, great results. Ph John. Target Pest & Turf Services: 1300 638 938. FUNNEL ANTS! Are these pesky ants destroying your lawn/paddocks? I can easily control these and get your lawn/paddocks looking great again. Long lasting control. Ph John at Target Pest & Turf Services on 1300 638 938. Your local Samford pest control experts.

ANIMALS FARRIER Good rates. 0417 738 722 PETA’S PET MINDING Ph: 0418 118 708. SAMFORD PET RESORT AND DOGGY DAY CARE. Ph 3289 1600 www.samfordpetresort.com.au SAMFORD & SURROUNDS PET SITTING: Call Wendy Ph 0413 728 446 reliable & trustworthy

TUITION DRIVER TRAINING: Automatic/manual, accredited female trainer, own car only. $40 p/hr M: 0434 544 215. LANGUAGE for adults and children: English writing & literacy, German, French, Japanese, ‘how language works’. Enjoyment is key! I have rich experience learning and teaching. Face-to-face, Samford & surrounds. Sarah 0415 812 565. language@earthwrite.com.au VOICE & GUITAR LESSONS, choir & singalongs with Wendy Murray https://www.wendymurray.com. Please call Wendy 0417 830 340. FRENCH with a native speaker with over 20 years’ experience. High school & uni students + advanced learners. Ph Rose: 3289 4505/0408 249 013.

HEALTH & WELLBEING OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY Early childhood/school/ executive skills, self care, sensory/self regulation. E: gwen@gwenliddleot.com M: 0413 124 121 CREATE Emotional Health and Wellbeing: consider Australian Bush Flower Essences and Holistic Counselling with Carmel - Accredited and Registered. M: 0412 432 885. YOGA AT ZEN SPACE is for every-body! With nearly 15 classes a week we are your one stop shop for yoga & meditation offering courses and classes for beginners, over 60’s and established students. Plus regular workshops, weekly HeartSong Community Choir and live music events! Space for hire for your events too! www.zenspace.com.au or 0421 058 250 for more info.

POSITIONS VACANT WANTED: Truck Driver. Min HR Licence. Ph: 3298 5436

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COMMUNITY CONTACTS Aikido Samford Club Beginners welcome. Darren 0402 901 933.

Meals on Wheels Delivery Mon - Fri. Ph: 0409 920 824. samford@ mowpr.org. New volunteers always welcome.

Aged Care Advice and Advocacy. FREE Service. Samford Community Hub by appointment. Jay Richters 0420 278 240

Samford Community Folk Dance. All welcome at 7:30pm on 2nd and 4th Fridays of the month in the Farmers Hall. Contact Heather 3289 4708 www.colonialdance.com.au

Men’s Coffee Morning: Meet other local retired and semi-retired men for a coffee and chat. 10am Fridays at Collies & Co, Main St, Samford. Contact Morris: 0409 614 855.

Samford Community Singers

Millen Farm and The Mini Farm Project have created an online store. Purchase fresh farm produce and support charity. Order up to 6pm Thursday and collect Saturday’s from 9am at Millen Farm. www. minifarmbox.com.au

Samford Hash Group Since 1991. Runners, walkers, joggers. Ph

Facebook: Aikido Samford

Alcoholics Anonymous Helpline 3255 9162 Samford Community Hub every Tues: 7pm. Farmers Hall every Thurs: 10am. No need to book just turn up. These are both child friendly meetings.

ALP Australian Labor Party Monthly meetings in Samford. Kerry O’Connor 0417 634 755

Archery- Target Archers Beginner courses and new membership

Movie Club: Inaugural night - Saturday 15th August, then 2nd

enquiries email: samfordvalleytargetarchers@gmail.com

Saturday night of the month in Cedar Creek. 7.00pm start - call Rose 0408124251. Limit of 6 per session until a larger venue can be found

Avenue of Honour For all information on this project or to order a

Mt Nebo Resident’s Assoc. Mt Nebo Hall at 7.30pm on the

memorial plaque contact samfordaoh@gmail.com or leave a message at the RSL on 3289 6928

first Wednesday of the month. mtnebohall@mtnebo.org.au www.mtnebo. org.au

Book Club Contact Rose: 0414 973 010, E: rose.moss@bigpond.com

Native Plants Qld (formerly SGAP) CWA Hall 7.15pm first Tuesday of month (except January). Enq sgapsamford@outlook.com or 3289 7858

Bowls Club Wednesday is Ladies Bowls at 9.00am (Men welcome)

Saturday is mixed bowls at 1pm. For Sunday bowls & financial days contact Club. Ph: 3289 1204

Mondays 7pm. Farmers Hall. Coordinator, Nettie Carroll 0412 991 759. Membership Secretary: Raymond Adams 3289 1789

Haughty 3289 4378 Payback 3298 5194.

Samford Hash House Harriers Contact Stubby 3425 2849 for location of run. Meet 5pm every Sunday. (4pm winter)

Samford Landcare www.samfordlandcare.org.au. Contact: samfordlandcare@gmail.com Samford Local Growers 3rd Sunday of each month, 9am to 11am. Contact Jason 0407 740 856 or go to http://groups.google.com.au/ group/samford-local-food-group Samford Museum Station St, open every Wednesday & Sunday 10am - 4pm. info@samfordmuseum.com.au. Ph: 3289 2743

Netball Club Meetings are the 1st Monday of each month at the

Boys Brigade and Girls Brigade Monday at 6.30pm in school

Parklands Clubhouse, 7pm. Contact Sonya Grieve 0428 648 154. www. samfordnetball.org.au

Samford Patchworkers Meet CWA Hall every Wed morning 9am except 3rd Wed. Ph: Rae 0407 693 818. ‘Nighties’ meet at Samford Community Hub 2nd & 4th Wed. 6.30pm to 9pm. Ph: Victoria 0438 757 185

Bunya Residents Association SES Building, James Drysdale Sport Reserve 7.30pm on last Wednesday of month, Jan, Mar, May, July, Sept, Nov.

North Pine Poultry Club Inc Meet 3rd Saturday of each month.

Samford Pool - Redfin Aquatics

See facebook page for details.

M: 0448 726 343

Pine Rivers Greens Meetings online 6.30pm, first Tues of each month. Facebook: pineriversgreens. E: pine.rivers@qld.greens.org.au

Samford Rangers Football Club (Soccer) President -

terms. Community Church. Rod or Heather Adam, 3289 1915.

Caravan Club Dog friendly club holds rallies one week each month

within 350km. Greg 0419 021 789..

Churches/Religions

Sacred Heart Catholic Church: Enquiries 3355 2667 Samford Valley Community Church. 3289 2832 Samford Baptist Church: Pastor Samuel Thompson 0409 797 931 St Pauls Anglican Church: Rev Robert Paget 3289 1715 Brisbane Christian Fellowship: Alan Elliott 3289 2888 Mitchelton Presbyterian Church: Rev. Phil Campbell 3355 3843 Baha’i Faith Azita 0405194623 Church of United Spiritualism: Rev Lee Ovenstone 0404 059 916 Alive Church: Ps Duane Van Vuuren 0488 495 049 Mychurch Everton Park Ph: 3355 7444 Nexus Church Samford: www.nexuschurch.com.au

Pine Rivers Koala Care Assoc Inc 24 hour Koala & Wildlife

www.redfinaquatics.com.

Graham Young, pres@samfordrangers.org.au, 0400 487 809. Secretary - Mathew Kilkelly, secy@samfordrangers.org.au, 0437 437 313

Samford Riding for the Disabled Samford Showgrounds Call

Rescue 0401 350 799.

0458 246 883. www.samfordrda.com.au

Playgroup Contact Julia 0459 067 752 or samfordplaygroup@gmail.

Samford Scout Group Membership enquiries to David Reed: gl@

com or www.facebook.com/samfordplaygroup

samford.scoutsqld.com.au www.samfordscouts.com.au Ph: 3040 6400

Pony Club Committee meetings at Richards Rd, 7.30pm first Monday of the month. Pony Club Muster at Richards Rd on the 2nd & 4th Sunday of the month at 8.30am. www.samfordgvponyclub.org.au

Samford Support Network 0470 214 916. SSN@ samfordsupportnetwork.com. Drive Coordinator: 0490 216 043. www. samfordsupportnetwork.com.

Reko Samford & Dayboro: Order ea week online for contactless pickup ea Saturday. Facebook: Reko Samford/Reko Dayboro for details.

Samford & District Show Society Committee meetings at

Community Library Samford Books, games, jigsaw puzzles,

Rotary Club of Samford Valley 6.45pm second and fouth Tuesday. Contact President Amanda: 0417 612 400

Samford Valley Markets. 2nd Saturday each month 7am-noon.

Creative Samford Inc A community group whose aim is to foster

RSL Sub-Branch Memorial Park corner Main and Progress.

CD’s, DVD’s, social groups Contact Linda Murray 0408 062 393 or email info@communitylibrarysamford.org

and increase the visibility of all arts in Samford & surrounds. Contact: admin@creativesamford.com

Pension and welfare on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Meetings as arranged, phone 3289 6928 for details or email samford@rslqld.org

CWA CWA Hall at 10.00am on the third Wednesday of the month.

Samford & Districts Progress & Protection Association (SDPPA) Meetings 7pm, 3rd Wed of month @

Secretary Lilah 0410 691 186. Hall bookings 0414 890 094

Cycling Samford Velos. Every Saturday from Samford Patisserie. Contact Daryl Van Cooten 3289 8319 (h) 3480 6602

Eco Corridor Samford (SDPPA) Monthly bushcare 2-4pm 2nd Sunday except Dec/Jan. Meet in Samford parklands carpark by netball courts. samfordecocorridor@gmail.com Equestrian Group (SEG) Riders of all ages and abilities welcome. For full details, calendar & contacts - www. samfordequestriangroup.com

Halls for Hire

Farmers Hall, 0422 054 378. CWA Bookings 0414 890 094 Old Catholic Church Bookings Lyn Birmingham 3355 2667. Showgrounds Pavilion - Seating for 500. 3289 7057. Samsonvale Hall - Linda Jeffrey 0416 735 361. Cedar Ck Hall - cedarcreekhall4520@gmail.com Samford Bowls Club - 3289 1204 Samford Community Centre, School Rd - 0408 665 434 Mt Nebo Hall - mtnebohall@mtnebo.org.au Samford Scout Hall & Shelter - David Reed 3040 6400 Anglican Church Hall 3289 1715 Zen Space Samford - 0421 058 250

Liberal National Party LNP Darcy Creighton 0403 435 606 Lions Club 7.00pm on the first and third Thursday of the month.

SCHUB. Email: secretary@samfordprogess.org.au W: samfordprogress. org.au Facebook: SDPPA

Samford Stags Rugby League Club Committee meetings

at 6.30pm at the Clubhouse on the third Wednesday of the month. Contact Mick Hughes 3289 1027

Showgrounds - 2nd Wednesday each month. www.samfordshowsociety. com.au

Facebook: Samford Valley Markets.

Swimming Club Contact Kylie Carrett 0412 447 598. www.

samfordswimclub.com.au

Samford Tennis Club Enquiries Jessica Catterall 0466 883 899 www.samfordtennis.net. hello@southerncrosstennis.com.au Samford Valley Weather Station Visit www. samfordweather.com Zen Meditation Every Tuesday, 7.00-8.30pm old Catholic Church. Ph 3298 5094.

Samford & District Carriage Drivers Based at the Samford Showgrounds. Contact Ian & Marilyn Taylor 0402 431 406.

Samford & Districts Chamber of Commerce Meets 7am on the second Wednesday of each month at Flying Nun cafe. Contact President info@samfordchamber.com

Samford Area Men’s Shed Contact info@samfordshed.org.au Samford Art & Craft Association Slab Hut John Scott Park 7 days 10am-4pm. Ph. 3289 3113

Samford Bowls Mah-jong Every Wednesday & Friday 1pm-

ADVERTISE YOUR SERVICES IN THE CLASSIFIEDS OR TRADE & BUSINESS DIRECTORY. CALL 0477 663 696 EMAIL: EDITOR@ VILLAGEPUMP.ORG.AU

4pm. Contact Jan Smith: 0402 623 794

Samford Commons admin@samfordcommons.org.au. Leah

Hudson M: 0432 682 024. Community Conversation @ Little Tree Bake & Brew House. 2:30pm – 4:30pm – 1st Sunday of each month.

Contact David 3289 4378 samford@lionsq3.org.au

FIRES

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY CALL: 000 Local Rural Brigades: SAMFORD 3289 1441 SAMSONVALE 0481 469 891 CLOSEBURN 3289 4811 CLEAR MTN 3298 6357

FIRE WARDENS: SAMFORD

CLOSEBURN-UPPER CEDAR CREEK Closeburn and Upper Cedar Creek: Miles Boon 0409 661 353

Highvale: Rob Packer 0408 728 727 Jolly’s Lookout: Les Austin 3289 1465 Mt Glorious Rd to and incl. Hulcombe Rd: Noel Draper 3289 1811 Gibbons Road: Kemsley McDowall 3289 1215 Samford Village: Tony Marks 0422 001 814 Camp Mountain: Bob Millar 3289 1854 Wights Mtn: Garry Morrison 3289 1748 Draper: Irwin Draper 3289 1497

CLEAR MOUNTAIN Jan Blok 0434 147 960

SAMSONVALE

Kobble Creek east of Mt Samson Rd & Watson Rd to Dales Rd: Glen Lake - 0418 153 116 Kobble Creek from Dales Rd to Kriesch Rd: Steve Arkell 3289 9061 - 0408 792 975 Kundes Rd south of Hills Rd to Clear Mtn Rd & Basin Rd Area: Chris Kunde 0408 180 669

MT NEBO

Mt Nebo Terry Bradford 3289 8181 Mt Glorious Bob Snowdon 3289 0150 All fires more than 2m in any direction require a permit

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