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Four lucky teams to score a smallprize were Rangeville 2, St Marys 2, St Pauls andRangeville 1. The raffle winner was Marilyn Long.That night was hosted by Rangeville Indoor bowlsclub.August 12 - Arolla Club hosted the night and winnerswere St Marys 1 34.5 points, second Drayton 26points and third St Pauls 1 on 25.5 points. Winnersof the lucky envelopes were St Marys 2, S Lynam,Kearney Springs 1, Rangeville 2. Raffle winner C.Lippi. Well done all.All players who have been chosen to representQueensland and Australia in Tasmania have beenpractising hard and they depart on August 20 andreturn on September 1 after playing in Tasmania andBallarat in the National and International games. Nationalsrepresent their state and Internationals representAustralia.The Internationals play for the Trans-Atlantic Cupvs New Zealand. This is the highest ranking that canbe achieved in indoor bowls and we are proud thatwe have 11 local players taking part in these events,some of which are ladies & mens singles, ladies,mens and mixed pairs, ladies and mens triples, ladies,mens and mixed fours. Every player plays intwo events.Errol Weir will be playing in the mens fours andtriples with Angus Young, Haydn Weir and ShaneCahill, Caloundra. Haydn Weir partners with KyleFooty TippingCompetition 2022ROUND 23 - AUGUST 18 - 21THURSDAY: • Rabbitohs v. PanthersFRIDAY: • Cowboys v. Warriors• Broncos v. StormSATURDAY: • Eels v. Bulldogs• Sea Eagles v. Sharks• Roosters v. TigersSUNDAY: • Dragons v. Titans• Knights v. Raiders1. Panthers 382. Cowboys 323. Sharks 324. Storm 305. Rabbitohs 286. Broncos 287. Eels 288. Roosters 262022 LADDERPeter KennedyHydraulic Hose SpecialistsPh: 4634 9911Round 22 score 5Progressive score 122Andrew HintonPh: 4632 3258Round 22 score 4Progressive score 96Pat Weir MPMember for CondaminePh: 4570 4100Round 22 score 4Progressive score 1169. Raiders 2410. Sea Eagles 2011. Dragons 2012. Bulldogs 1413. Warriors 1414. Knights 1415. Titans 1016. Tigers 10Ross and MarniePh: 4696 8240Round 22 score 5Progressive score 110Tim WicksBlack ToyotaPh: 4691 1033RabbitohsCowboysStormEelsSharksRoostersDragonsRaidersRound 22 score 5Progressive score 118Chris BrameldPhantom FreddyNON-COMPETITIVERound 22 score 2Progressive score 112Michael ZuyderwykHighfields Discount DrugsPh: 4615 5600Barry RobinsonCrowsNest NEWSPh: 4698 1301Highfields Police Ph: 4698 1108Round 22 score 4Progressive score 99RESULTS - ROUND 22Storm 16 d. Panthers 0Warriors 42 d. Bulldogs 18Rabbitohs 26 d. Eels 0Roosters 32 d. Cowboys 18Sharks 36 d. Tigers 12Broncos 28 d. Knights 10Raiders 24 d. Dragons 22Titans 44 d. Sea Eagles 24Round 22 score 6Progressive score 128RaidersRound 22 score 5Progressive score 104Round 22 score 3Progressive score 9514 - HIGH COUNTRY HERALD - AUGUST 16, 2022 To advertise phone 4615 4416 or email herald@highcountrynews.net.auRabbitohsCowboysStormEelsPanthersCowboysBroncosEelsRabbitohsCowboysStormEelsSharksRoostersDragonsRaidersSharksRoostersDragonsRaidersSharksTigersDragonsKnightsINDOOR BOWLSPanthersCowboysStormEelsRabbitohsCowboysBroncosEelsSharksRoostersDragonsRaidersFrench, Brisbane, in men's pairs. Playing in theseevents also are Ian and Marilyn Long, Ann and TrevorSander, Cathy and Angus Young, Errol, Kayleneand Haydn Weir, Keith Jannusch and Shirley Hohn.I don’t have to hand the events that these players areplaying in.Back to Ballarat to play in the internationals areErrol, Kaylene and Haydn Weir and Angus Young.To the spectator this looks so easy to just roll thebowls down a piece of green carpet but believe methere is a large amount of skill which can be acquiredwith practice and fitness needed to walk the length ofthat piece of carpet numerous times.On arrival in Tasmania the players have two daysof training then three and a half competition, that iswithout what they do when they come back to Ballarat.We wish them all the best and hope they aresuccessful and enjoy themselves while doing so.On a sad note, last week saw the passing of one ofour oldest bowlers Connie Dornbush, 96 years.Connie will not only be missed by her family buther lawn and indoor bowling friends. Connie wasone of the two people who introduced and coachedme to indoor bowls over two decades ago for which Iwill always be so grateful. R.I.P Connie.Our Carnival of Flowers bowls carnival has beenconfirmed as being on September 23, 24 and 25 inconjunction with the Toowoomba Carnival so markthis on your calender also heard a whisper that wewill be hosting another free Come and Try Day earlyin the new year. - Denise CrustSharksRoostersDragonsRaidersRabbitohsCowboysBroncosEelsRabbitohsCowboysBroncosEelsSharksRoostersDragonsRaidersSharksRoostersTitansKnightsPanthersWarriorsStormBulldogsSharksTigersTitansRabbitohsCowboysBroncosEelsSharksRoostersDragonsRaiders
SPORTDDBA and DDLBA singleschampionships winnersWinners husband and wife Calum and JuliaBrownie, West Toowoomba Club, winners oftheir respective DDBA and DDLBA SinglesChampionships for 2022Runner-up Julia Tracy Foster, DraytonEqual third winners Sandy Beresford, SouthToowoomba, and Shirley Reck, Laidley, withDDLBA President Margaret MorrisOAKEY LADIES: August 16 - Bowls today at9am. Last week one game of triples - Christine Little,Joyce Sloss and Rhondda Lawrie defeated HazelHarvey, Betty Richter and Shirley Hudson.One game of pairs - Elaine Priaulx and DoreenCiesiolka defeated Jan Little and Barbara Poole.August 4 - Woody and Jacko are sponsoringan afternoon game of three-bowl pairs starting at12.30pm. 2 x 14 ends and a barbecue.Please put your name on the board or notify theclub if you want to play. - Elsie VollOAKEY MEN'S: August 21 - Pennant teams toplay West Toowoomba 1 at Oakey. Team 1 P. Boyton,P. Wolski, S. Bradford, P. Rudken. Team 2 R.Henry, M. Hall, D. Dreyer, A. Jackson. Team 3 V.Rush, G. Fenton, G. Usher, J. Harrison.August 21 - Competition called. Triples final M.Hall, R. Stewart and G. Fenton v. R. Henry, P. Makerand P. Boyton.Club pairs E. Dornbusch, D. Barfield vs V. Rush,vs W. Patterson.September 4 - Three-bowl pairs, sponsored byWoody and Jacko. 12.30pm start. Wear your favouritesporting team shirt if you have one. 2 x 14 ends.Winner, runner-up and last round. Barbecue to followbowls. Names on board please.August 20 - Oakey Bowls Club annual generalmeeting at 9am. Membership fees of $100 are nowdue.BOWLSCROWS NEST: August 7 - Crows Nest BowlsClub hosted its annual E and E WASTE one-daybowls carnival. An open triples event of three games,a barbecue lunch and an afternoon tea, the format isalways popular and very well received.When the dust settled Tony Collins, LachlanBarnes and Brent Schloss took out the top prize.Runners-up were Chris Kearey, Ray Chickenand Greg Lewis and in third place were AndrewBatterham, Andrew Reguse and Gary Grey.Club President Ray Weis expressed the players’and members’ sincere appreciation for E and EWaste’s generosity and wonderful support of lawnbowls in Crows Nest. Mr Weis also added his thanksto all of the behind the scenes bar, kitchen andadministration staff - job well done! - Gary BakerOn CROWS Sunday 07 NEST: August, Crows August Nest 10 Bowls - Social Club played bowls host resultedits in annual a tie between E & E WASTE Ray One Weis Day and Bowls Roger Carnival. Haldane, An open andtoKeith triples Herbertson event of three and games, Neville a barbecue Gossow. lunch No and jackpot anwinners, afternoon better tea, the luck format next is week always fellas. popular The and very result well ofour received. fourth When round all of the the dust 2022 settled, pennant Tony Collins, on Saturday LachlanAugust Barnes and 6 was Brent a Schloss narrow took loss out to the Gatton. top prize. We Runners-up playedat were home Chris against Kearey, Ray West Chicken Toowoomba and Greg Lewis; on and Saturday in thirdAugust place were 13, Andrew and those Batterham, results Andrew will be Reguse in next and week’s Garyissue. Grey. Club Members President - please Ray Weis keep expressed an eye the on players’ the and clubnoticeboard members’ sincere for appreciation Crows Nest’s for E team & E Waste’s selections generosity eachweek. and wonderful Copies support of the of weekly lawn bowls home in Crows and away Nest. Mr pennant Weisdraw also added are available his thanks at to the all of club. the behind The July the scenes 28 Thrifty bar,Thursday kitchen and was administration won by staff Bev - job and well Keith done! Melit. Thecolder weather has depleted numbers of late, so whynot throw another jumper on and join the crew on aThursday arvo - it’s a good couple of hours fun andyou’ll always be welcome.August 7 was our annual E and E Waste one-dayIf it’s possible to superimposethe E & E Waste logo (in aposition similar to thatshown on the pic above) –that’d be terrific.Cheers(Image taken from website).carnival. Another fabulous day played in friendlierweather than of late, and over three games with a barbecuein the middle. The winners were Tony Collins,Lachlan Barnes and Brent Schloss, with runners-upgoing to Chris Kearey, Ray Chicken and Greg Lewis.Prizes for third place as well as winners of all threerounds were also awarded. Many thanks to E & EWaste for continuing to sponsor the carnival - yourgenerosity is fabulous.Coming events: Sunday August 21 - Crows NestNewsagency Afternoon, Sunday August 28 - CrowsNest Men’s Network Arvo, Sunday September 4 -Crows Nest Fuels Day, Sunday September 11 - RE/MAX Rural Afternoon. The annual general Meetingof the Crows Nest Bowls Club was held on Sunday,August 14, and results will be available in nextweek’s column. The next management committeemeeting is yet to be scheduled.New members and visitors are always welcomeat Crow’s Nest, feel free to get in touch with GaryBaker on bakescrowsnest@live.com.au or on 46982197. Or you could log onto our website www.crowsnestqldbowlsclub.com.au to learn more aboutus. If you’re new in town, or just passing throughand looking for a friendly game on any Wednesdayor Sunday afternoon in future, simply ring the clubon 4698 1450 before midday to get your name in ontime. If you feel like a game on Thrifty Thursdays,contact Jenni on 0417 797 449 before noon to booka spot. You’re sure to be greeted with a smile. GottaLoveBowls.- Gary Baker, secretary Crows NestBowls ClubDDLBA: Champion of club champion singlesplayed last week with six entries, resulted in a winfor Julia Brownie, West Toowoomba, runner-up TracyFoster, Drayton, and equal third Sandy Beresford,South Toowoomba, and Shirley Reck, Laidley.August 20 - Round 5 pennants to be played atWest/Club Toowoomba, morning only. Lunch maybe ordered from the menu. No BYO. Rounds 3 and4 pennants were set down to play at Gatton at theweekend but were called off due to the weather conditions.These rounds will now be rescheduled to thespare week as per the calendar, Saturday, August 27.Venue will still be at Gatton Club.Queensland vs New South Wales test series beginson Saturday, August 20 with the U18 and continuesuntil August 23 with the U25 and 40-59.Laidley Club will be celebrating an importantmilestone on Wednesday, August 24 with their 75thanniversary. Bowls Queensland will be in attendancefor this special occasion. The champion of clubchampions group 2 play-off is scheduled for Sunday,August 28 in the Cunningham District - venue yet tobe decided.The DDBA/DDLBA group 2 mixed pairs play-offdate will be determined when Cunningham Districthave finalised their games. More information as itcomes to hand.September 3 - Pennants week 5 will see the finalsbeing conducted at Drayton Club. September 5- DDLBA quarterly meeting at Drayton. September9 - Nominations close for the DDLBA veteran foursto be played at West/Club Toowoomba on September14. September 13 - Nominations close for theDDLBA championship pairs to be played at NorthToowoomba on September 17 and 18.A reminder, nominations are now being taken forthe DDLBA 2-day open fours carnival on November13 and 14 at Drayton Club.Think about getting your teams together to enteras entries are filling up quickly. - Joyce McGeorgeTo advertise phone 4615 4416 or email herald@highcountrynews.net.auTOOWOOMBA CITY MEN'S: August 17 -12.30pm: Wednesday social. Self or club selectedtriples over 20 ends. Green fee $15 includes afternoontea. Names in by 11.45am please. Bar rosterDon Davis. Office roster Bill Hogan.August 19 - 9am. Friday social. Open triples format.Everyone welcome. Green fee $15 includeslight refreshments. Be there or names in 8.30am.August 20 - 12.30pm: Pennants round 6 v. Draytonat Drayton. Team 1 G. Healy (capt), R. Zimmerle,D. Davis, and M. Robinson. Team 2 BJ King, J.Moulden, W. Tedford and D. Utley. Team 3 T. Ryan,D. Lucas, W. Hogan and C. Clifford. Club Uniformis required. Spare J Stevenson. Please meet at Cityat 11.30am to pay green fees etc before travelling toDrayton.August 21 - 12.30pm: Retired Services Day.Sponsored by our retired service personnel CyrilCurgenven, BJ King, Bill Hogan and Ron Griffin.Open triples format 18 ends. Prizemoney for winnersand runners-up. Raffles etc on the day proceedsto Legacy.Names or teams on the board please. Green fee$15 includes a sausage sizzle. Bar roster BruceHumphrey. Greenkeeping roster Mick Bianchi.August 23 - 1pm – 3pm. Coaching/practice/rollups.All members are invited to come along and seekto improve their game. Club coaches are availableto help.Competition call: 2022 club championship matchesdrawn for play.August 17 - 12.30pm: Mens pairs D. Davis and C.Otto (sub) vs W. McMillan and H. Shepstone.August 24 - 12.30pm: Mens triples D. Davis, P.Harrington and R. Vosper vs W. McMillan, R. Griffinand D. Utley.Men's pairs J. Fisher and G. Smith vs W. Tedfordand C. Clifford, P. Koran and S. Cook vs R. Zimmerleand K. Cotterell.Results of play: Wednesday social John Fisher,Andy Watkins and Brian Watkins. Friday socialMark Martin and Maree Frappell.Saturday’s pennants round 5 vs Laidley at City.The team skipped by Tony Ryan was the only CityTeam to win in a two rinks to one loss to Laidley.The overall score was Laidley 76 to City 56.Round 6 is against Drayton at Drayton on Saturday.Sunday’s Queensland Electrical Solutions JackpotPairs was very well supported with 20 teams vyingfor the prizemoney.The winning team was Christine Lippi and CyrilCurgenven/Bill Tedford with a margin of 22. The$180 Jackpot was won by our Pittsworth visitorsMargaret and Nev Short.The pot will be $100 at the next round on September11. A big thank you to our sponsor Andrew Herronand his team at Queensland Electrical Solutions.2022 club championship results: Mens triples finalA. Young, M. Bianchi and M. McMillan d. BJ King,K. Kelly and T. Lewis. Mens fours S. Hazzard, J.Moulden (sub), P. Harrington and J. Stevenson defR. Zimmerle, D. Davis, C. Bowman and G. Smith.Please look at your travel plans and use the awayboard if you know you will be unavailable for play.- Mick BianchiTOOWOOMBA CITY LADIES: The gamesdirector has asked for names for the next club selectedcompetitions, to be played towards the end of theyear. If interested please give names to Maree.Our combined men’s and ladies presidents daywas played last Sunday.It was a great day and the winners came ‘out ofthe hat’ and were John Phillips, lead, Rick Vosper,second, and Liz Marshall, skip. Thank you to all whohelped in the kitchen.The winners last Friday were M. Martin and M.Frappell. To play on social Fridays. Names in by8.30am to play at 9am. Morning tea provided.Team for Laidley on August 24, G. Milsom, B.Borey, S. Martin and L. Marshall. Morning tea 9am.Laidley Club is celebrating their 75th anniversary. -Bev BoreyHOCKEYTOOWOOMBA: A1 men's - Past High 2 (MichaelLogan, Jack Bergmann) drew with Rangeville2 (Campbell Coglan, Brad Messenger). Norths 3(Matt Tarlington 2, Liam Matherson) d. Newtown 1(Keiran Wilkie). Newtown 4 (Nick Markey 2, CraigRichards, Jarod Luke) d. Rangeville 2 (Kane Bradford,Carl Harland.)A1 womens - Past High 3 (Danielle Watson, AlyssaMcCurley-Ault, Caitlin Cronk) d. Rangeville 1(Chelsey Hollis). Newtown 2 (Torrie Thies, EloiseMcKenzie) d. Norths 1 (Emily Payne.)INDOOR BOWLSSt MARY'S: St Mary’s Indoor Bowls Clubcontinues to hold social bowls afternoons onThursdays at the indoor bowls hall in AnnandStreet from 12.15pm to 3pm. Everyone is welcometo come along and have a bowl. The cost isjust $4 including afternoon tea.August 5 - Congratulations to our teams thatplayed in the Friday night competition at TIBAwith team one Kaylene Weir, Shirley Holm, KyleFrench and Selwyn Tronc placed third and teamtwo Ron and Bev Ziebell, Marie Kelly and MargaretTronc coming up with a lucky team prize.Thank you all for supporting our club on thesenights.August 12 - Congratulations to our playerswinning the Friday night competition at TIBAthis week - Marie Kelly, Selwyn Tronc, KayleneWeir and Kyle French. Team two also picked up alucky team prize. Keep up the good bowling guys!- YvonneGOLFCABARLAH MEN’S: August 3 - Single stableford.Winner K. Mitchell 38, runner-up P. Bryant 37.Rundown J. Dowling 36, B. Goulding 36, R. Weldon36, B. Volp 36, R. Trimper 35, J. Lee 35, N. McIntyre34. Pins 1. M. Merritt, 5. M. Hancock Pro-Pin,10. K. Mitchell, 17. M. Goddard. August 6 - Singlestableford. Winner T. Clancy 38, runner-up B. Northwood33. Rundown B. Bargenquast 31, C. Reich1.Pins 1 T. Clancy, 10. C. Reich, 17. A. Rushford. August7 - 36 hole Foursomes Championship. Grosswinners N. Hoger and W. Hoger 153. Runners up A.Pienaar and J. Gardener 156. 36 hole Nett winners T.Franzmann and R. Kruger 142. Pins 1. W. Aitken, 5.M. Hancock, 10. T. Goddard, 14. T. Goddard and 17.T. Franzmann pro-pin.CABARLAH LADIES: August 8 - 9 hole stablefordcompetition Division 1 winner Maryette Buckley17. Rundown Janice Lloyd 16, Janelle Kruse 16.Division 2 winner Hazel Milford 16. RundownRobyn Loury 12, Mary Dwan 11. Pins 5. (Div1) Margie Alcorn, 1. (Div 2) Linda Ryan. - PamCampbellOAKEY: August 10 - Ladies 18-hole stroke.Winner Joan Fisk 71 net, runner-up Kathy Fenton 74.Front 9 Marlene Deans 19. Back 9 Yvonne Lebeter17. Ladies matchplay: Kathy Fenton d. Sheryl Barlow5/4, Daphne Webster d.Dawn Bradford 1 up, andMarlene Deans d.Yvonne Lebeter 1 up.August 11 - Winner of the Thursday SportersBrett McDonald 26. August 17 - Ladies 18-holestableford hitting off at 8.30am. No golf this weekend due to wet conditions. August 20-21 - Members18-hole stroke. August 21 - Crows Nest carnival. -Marlene DeansGOOMBUNGEE: August 11 - Men's singlestableford, club trophy. Winner Gary Buckley36. Approaches 2/11 Steve Elfverson, 5/14 MurrayMcLeod, 8/17 Dean Freyling. Ladies singlestroke, monthly medal, putts, club trophy. WinnerGloria Scott 70 net. Winner putts Gloria Scott 29putts. Approaches 2/11 Val Hartland, 5/14 RobynDrowley, 8/17 Val Hartland. August 14 - Singlestableford medley, club trophy. Winner DavidSchloss 35. Rundown Bill Robertson, RoycePolzin, David Cass. Pin shots men 4/13 Col Jenkins.Approaches 5/14 Murray McLeod, 9/18 ColJenkins. Matchplay draw David Scutt and MattyBurgess v. Nino Capuzzo and Dan Darlington.Match to be completed by end of play August 21.Members draw - No. 106 Michael Riley, not present.Next week $10. August 18 - Men's Canadianfoursome - club trophy. Ladies single stableford- club trophy. August 21 - Single stableford, clubtrophy. - Murray McLeodTABLE TENNISThe Crows Nest Table Tennis Club held adoubles tournament where the club split intwo and everyone was given a partner for thenight’s game. In the first group, left. GrahameKnight and Doug Shum took the winnings, notlosing a game all night and Rob Shelton andSage Garnett, right, won the second grouponly losing one game. - Samantha BlackPARKRUNHIGHFIELDS: August 13 - Event number 322.On a cool, wet and foggy morning, 20 people ran,jogged and walked the course. Two were first timersand one recorded a new personal best. CongratulationsRiley on your PB. Welcome to visitors fromSouth Toowoomba parkrun. Congratulations Di on150 volunteers - a wonderful achievement!The event was made possible by volunteers - KathrineGreenstreet, Iain Greenstreet, Martin Hogg, JanisTrigg, Di Tumbridge, Graham Trigg, Riley Hinton,Tom Hnton, Elvee Brisbane and Janeen Gibson.Highfields parkrun started on October 24, 2015.Since then 2822 participants have completed 19,997parkruns covering a total distance of 99,985 km, including3031 new personal bests. A total of 360 individualshave volunteered 3029 times. We are 15kmshort of our 100,000km milestone. Whoever finishesthird next week, Augus 20, will become part ofHighfields parkrun history!Highfields parkrun is held every Saturday morningat 7am at the Highfields Sport and RecreationPark, Highfields. For information email highfields@parkrun.com or message via our Facebook page. -Janeen GibsonRIFLE SHOOTINGSOUTHERN DOWNS: August 14 - 400 yardsF class. F Standard - Dave Taylor 120.8, Geoff Volmerhause115.4, Graham Park 109.4, Nick Kent107.4.F open - Richard McKillop 124.5, Kate Sexton121.7, Mark Paroz 120.5, Bruce McAllan 118.3,Craig Montgomery 117.8, Charlie Montgomery116.8, Neil Sexton 115.2, Margaret Taylor 113.2.Target rifle - Rob Bondfield 92.2.The crew battled strong, gusty wind which provideda challenge. In the standard class Dave Taylorkept his good form going with another victory, withGeoff Volmerhause in the runner up spot. August 21- 500-yard mound. Sign on as usual at 8.30am for9am start. Contact Margaret 4666 1018HIGH COUNTRY HERALD - AUGUST 16, 2022 - 15
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