The Lockyer October 8 2020

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Lockyer Valley Region Regular Dates LOCKYER REGION EVENT CALENDAR • 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 • Lockyer Valley Tai Chi for Health Tuesday : Glenore Grove Hall – 10.30am Wednesday : Lowood Show Hall – 10am Thursday : Peace Lutheran Hall Gatton – 10am Beginners – 10.30am Advanced. Joanne : 0448 05 04 47 •Laidley Garden Club Inc 2nd Monday for the month Laidley Cultural Centre Function Room at 10am Ph 0413 136 861 • Lockyer Valley Community Disability Assoc Inc Bingo Sessions Thursday 9.30am (doors open 8.30am) Friday 7.30pm (doors open 6.30pm) Shop 5 Laidley Shopping Mall Phone Paula 0412 108 945 • Permaculture Lockyer Valley Regular meeting in Grantham, Gatton, Laidley and surrounds Contact secretary 0466 717 657 or Facebook for our next event • Laidley RSL Sub-Branch Members’ 3 Laidley/Plainland Road 10.30am second Friday of each month. Phone 54653537 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 PLACE YOUR REGULAR MEETING DATES HERE! Laidley Village Market Patrick Street Laidley Every Friday 7am -1pm Laidley Country Market Ferrari Park, Laidley 4 th Saturday of the month 6am - noon MaMa Creek Market 2 nd Saturday of the month 7am -12.30pm Mulgowie Markets 1 st Saturday of the month 8am -11am Mulgowie Hall & Recreational Reserve Murphy’s Creek Market 3 rd Saturday of the month 7am 12,.30pm Adjacent to Murphy’s Creek Tavern Plainland Market 3 rd Sunday of the month 7am -2pm Plainland Hotel Rosewood Market 3 rd Saturday of the month 7am - 11am Walloon Market 1 st Sunday of the month 8am - 11am 62 Rohl Road, Walloon Laidley RSL Market 5 th Saturday of any month 7am - 12noon Next markets - 31 October Laidley RSL carpark Gatton Village Markets 1st Sunday of the month 7am-1pm, Lake Apex Precinct, Western Drive, Gatton PLEASE CHECK COVID RESTRICTION PRIOR TO ANY OF THESE EVENTS The clever Italian immigrant ... An recent Italian immigrant to New York wanted a job, but the foreman won’t hire him until he passes a little math test. ”Here’s your first question,” the foreman said. “Without using numbers, represent the number 9.” ”Without numbers?” the Italian says, “Dat is easy.” And he proceeds to draw three trees. ”What’s this?” the boss asks. ”Ave you got no brain? Tree and tree and tree make nine,” says the Italian. ”Fair enough,” says the boss. “Here’s your second question. Use the same rules, but this time the number is 99”. ”The Italian stares into space for a while, then picks up the picture that he has just drawn and makes a smudge on each tree. “Here you go.” The boss scratches his head and says, “How on earth do you get that to represent 99?” ”Each of da trees is dirty now. So, it’s dirty tree, and dirty tree, and dirty tree. Dat is 99.” ”All right, last question. Same rules again, but represent the number 100. ”The Italian man stares into space some more, then he picks up the picture again and makes a little mark at the base of each tree and says, “Here you go. One hundred.” The boss looks at the attempt. “You must be nuts if you think that represents a hundred!” The Italian leans forward and points to the marks at the base of each tree and says, “A little dog came along and crap by each tree. So now you got dirty tree and a turd, dirty tree and a turd, and dirty tree and a turd, dat make one hundred. So, when I start?” ADVERTISE YOUR COMMUNITY NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER GETS TO MORE PEOPLE THAN ANY OTHER ADVERTISING OR METHODS IN THE LOCKYER VALLEY COZ' EVERYONE CHECKS OUT THE LOCKYER NEWSPAPER EVERY WEEK CALL 0411 896 004 EMAIL: news@thelockyer.com.au PHONE 0411 896 004 Supports Lockyer Valley Artists & Events Advertise in The Lockyer NOW - Call 0411 896 004 THE LOCKYER - Thursday October 8, 2020 - Page 14
Experience gets Brisbane home against Lockyer/Ipswich in Over 60s Division 2 at Cahill Park on Sunday. Sent in to bat on a slow wicket, Brisbane made 145 all out, despite losing a wicket second ball when Pettersson snapped up a sharp return catch from Johnston. The home side were always well ahead of the required scoring rate but were bundled out for 77 in 23 overs. Brisbane skipper John Stackpoole set the tone for the innings with a cautious 14 off 42 balls in partnership with an unusually patient Ron Faulks, who put 22 runs together off 46 balls. Together they got the visitors to the first break with 41 runs on the board. With the retirement of these two batsmen, Terry Seach continued the grafting pattern, scoring 18 off 41 balls. All batsmen were slow in their run scoring, number ten Bob Ford made an almost “breezy” 26 off 40 balls. Ross Towner contributed 17 n/o off 37 balls to assist Brisbane to a defendable total, which was boosted by 30 sundries. Six of the eight bowlers got wickets, but two for ten by Jeff Evans was the best. Chasing 145 on Cahill Park this season has been relatively easy, but this pitch was slow and batsmen needed to play straight and work for their runs. The experience and patience that Brisbane applied to their batting was not replicated by many of the home team. Brisbane opening bowler Ross Towner went Email sports results & news to: news@thelockyer.com.au LOCKYER VETERANS CRICKET for nine runs off his first four deliveries and thought that he was in for a tough day. However, patience and straight bowling paid off when Pettersson could not hit three consecutive fours, getting bowled instead. Only Brad Hines with 17 off 16 balls before holing out, and Ian Kimlin who replicated the Brisbane style with 18 off 40 balls, got to double figures. Brisbane conceded only seven sundries in the innings. In his previous match, Ross Towner had taken five wickets for eleven runs. His return in this match was six wickets for 18 runs. He commented that when batsmen go after you, patience and a full length are very important. Towner also used the easterly breeze well, swinging the ball away consistently from the right handers. R Johnston provided excellent support taking three for 14 off six overs. Brad Hines said that Lockyer/Ipswich bowled and fielded well but their top order batsmen could not apply themselves to the constraints of the pitch. John Stackpoole noted the difference in sundries of the two innings and said Brisbane won close matches because of their discipline in this area. He also said that it was a wicket that required care when attempting to play shots. Ross Towner was MoM for Brisbane, Jeff Evans for Lockyer/Ipswich, who are now in third place on the ladder. Pictured: Pettersson hitting Stackpoole in the ribs. Gatton Championships Triples Final B. Yates, L. Bein & G. Ruhle def T. Wheeler (sub), T. Nolan & B. Zischke 18-17 (extra end) Upcoming Events • Sage on Hickey restaurant opens this Friday and Saturday from 5 30pm. Booking essential via Denise on 0410703764 Melbourne Cup Luncheon Gatton Bowls hosts Melbourne Cup Luncheon • Fashion Parade • Delicious Food and Champagne Special Guests Mayor Tanya Milligan & Cr Janice Holstein Inquiries to Denise Payne on 0410 703 764 Limited numbers. Be quick as filling fast! GATTON BOWLS CLUB • Octbowlerfest! Barefoot Bowls and Sausage Sizzle for the Gatton community starts Sunday, October 25 midday Contact Club on 5462 1231 to register interest • Jackpot Bowls for members on Wednesday and Saturday. Contact Ross on 0428914127 or get down to the Club to put your name down. Upcoming Club Championships B-Grade Singles Final B. Gelhaar v B. McLennan. Check it out and support the members and the Club. Booking Functions Please contact Denise on 0410 703 764 to book the Club for a Xmas Function. Pictured: Jimminy Clinic. Gatton Member, Jim Baldwin demonstrates his elegant style on the green with David Brann looking on. Jim and David recently won the Pairs Club Championship. Wednesday 30 th September The Ladies played a Single Stab for trophies by Jan Sippel Winner: Judy Logan 37 pts ocb Runner Up: Enid Llewellyn 37 pts ocb Rundown: J Paroz 37, H Gray 35, T Pyers 35 Thursday 1 st October Open Competition Monthly Medal & Putting Winner: John Lewis 95/66 Runner Up: Clarrie Weier 92/71 Rundown: R Stagg 81/71, R King 89/74 Saturday 3 rd October The Ladies played Monthly Medal & Putting for trophy by Barbara Panzram Winner: Barbara Panzram 84/70 LAIDLEY GOLF CLUB Advertise in The Lockyer NOW - Call 0411 896 004 Runner Up: June Blaney 98/71 Rundown: J Paroz 89/73, J Kane 100/74, H Gray 91/74. Putting: Jenny Paroz 29 putts ocb The Men played Monthly Medal & Putting for Trophy by Bruce Frizzell Winner: Luke Zischke 78/67 Daily Winner, Monthly Medal Winner Frank Sippel 89/68 Run Down: R Stagg 79/69, A Parker 76/70, K Goebel 78/72, G Zischke 80/73, P Mihulka 85/73. Putting Andrew Parker 26 ocb Pub Day Tuesday 1st Round K.Harris Team 2 Plus 6 2nd Round T.Jenkins Team 2 Plus 11 R,Up C Claytons Team 3 Plus 18 Over /All Winners T. P. A.V, Team 4 Plus 8 Ladies Wednesday Triples K Collier V,Chandler R Pagett 17 D/F V Fitzgerald M, Zabel C, Harris 14 J Anderson D Moyle M Anderson 20 D/F Achandler J Budd L Anderson 10 P Morgan M Capon J Mcluckey 17 D/F A Farley R Cookson P Capon 14 Saturday A Pairs Competition S Pinder R Phoenix 21 D/F G Weier H Haines 13 LAIDLEY BOWLS CLUB Just call Social Pairs K Collier J Dickson 27 D/F C and W Kellion 15 J Mcluckie M Barbery 24 D/F A Farley D Heaton18. K And G Lee 36 D/F S Wilson K Green 14 J Thomas B Silk 45 D/F C& K Harris 10 NOTES • Unpayed 20/21 nomination fees for club championships must be payed on or by the extended date Saturday October 10 th . When not payed by the extended date you will be ineligible to be included in the draw. • 500 club - more teams are required for Monday October 12 th . Get the word out FAST Advertise your business or event in this newspaper. 0411 896 004 It’s easy to do. for all of the details. THE LOCKYER - Thursday October 8, 2020 - Page 15
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