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StormFRIDAY: • Bulldogs v. Sea Eagles• Roosters v. RabbitohsSATURDAY: • Warriors v. Titans• Dragons v. Broncos• Cowboys v. PanthersSUNDAY: • Knights v. Sharks• Tigers v. Raiders1. Panthers 422. Sharks 363. Cowboys 344. Storm 325. Eels 326. Roosters 307. Rabbitohs 308. Raiders 282022 LADDERPeter KennedyHydraulic Hose SpecialistsPh: 4634 9911Round 24 score 4Progressive score 133Andrew HintonPh: 4632 3258Round 24 score 3Progressive score 104Pat Weir MPMember for CondaminePh: 4570 4100Round 24 score 5Progressive score 1289. Broncos 2810. Dragons 2411. Sea Eagles 2012. Bulldogs 1413. Knights 1414. Warriors 1415. Titans 1216. Tigers 10Ross and MarniePh: 4696 8240Round 24 score 5Progressive score 124Tim WicksBlack ToyotaPh: 4691 1033StormBulldogsRoostersWarriorsBroncosPanthersSharksRaidersRound 24 score 7Progressive score 132Chris BrameldPhantom FreddyNON-COMPETITIVERound 24 score 5Progressive score 121Michael ZuyderwykHighfields Discount DrugsPh: 4615 5600Barry RobinsonCrowsNest NEWSPh: 4698 1301Highfields Police Ph: 4698 1108Round 24 score 3Progressive score 108RESULTS - ROUND 24Eels 53 d. Broncos 6Panthers 46 d. Warriors 12Roosters 18 d. Storm 14Raiders 48 d. Sea Eagles 6Sharks 16 d. Bulldogs 0Rabbitohs 20 d. Cowboys 10Dragons 24 d. Tigers 22Titans 36 d. Knights 26Round 24 score 6Progressive score 140RaidersRound 24 score 4Progressive score 112Round 24 score 6Progressive score 10714 - HIGH COUNTRY HERALD - AUGUST 30, 2022 To advertise phone 4615 4416 or email herald@highcountrynews.net.auStormBulldogsRoostersTitansEelsSea EaglesRabbitohsTitansStormSea EaglesRoostersWarriorsDragonsCowboysSharksRaidersBroncosPanthersSharksRaidersBroncosCowboysSharksRaidersStormBulldogsRoostersWarriorsStormSea EaglesRabbitohsTitansBroncosPanthersSharksRaidersB0WLSTOOWOOMBA CITY MEN'S: August 31 -12.30pm: Wednesday social. Self or club selectedtriples over 20 ends. Green fee $15 includes afternoontea. Names in by 11.45am please. Bar rosterJim Castles. Office roster John Fisher.September 2 - 9am. Friday social. Open triplesformat. Everyone welcome. Green fee $15.00 includeslight refreshments. Be there or names in8.30am. 2 - 6pm: Friday Night Dinner and TriviaNight, two-course dinner with dessert and tea/coffeeall for the incredible low cost $18. Everyone welcome.Cyril Curgenven will host his hilarious triviacompetition after dinner. Names in the book please.September 3 - 12.30pm: Pennants Division 2Semi-final City vs Drayton 1 at Drayton. The teamfor this match will be selected this week and teammembers will be advised. September 4 - Father’sDay and no organised play is scheduled. Happy Father’sDay to all the Dads.September 6 - 1pm - 3pm. Coaching/practice/roll-ups. All members are invited to come along andseek to improve their game. Club coaches are availableto help.Competition call: 2022 club championship matchesdrawn for play. August 31 - 12.30pm: Men'striples W. Tedford, S. Cook and G. Smith vs M.Bianchi, K. Kelly and K. Cotterell. Mens pairs R.Vosper and P. Harrington v. D. Utley and T. Lewis.September 7 - 12.30pm: Men's triples D. Lucas, J.Fisher and A. Watkins v. R. Zimmerle, P. Knee andC. Bowman. September 9 - 9am: Ladies A gradesingles L. Marshall v. T. Jones (Marker TBA). LadiesB grade singles J. Mackenzie vs M. Rasmussen(Marker TBA).Results of play: Wednesday social Christine Lippi,Merv Jones and Bill Hogan.Wednesday’s Laidley 75 th Anniversary Day sawthe City ladies team of Sue Martin, Bev Borey, LizMarshall and Gail Milsom win both games to securethe overall victory. Well done ladies.Friday social: R. Moor and M. Rasmussen.Saturday’s pennants Round 7 v. Oakey at City.City won 2 of 3 rinks for an overall victory of 64-61.This puts City into the Division 2 semi-final againstDrayton 1 at Drayton next Saturday.Sunday’s Green Options Pairs Classic saw a fullfield of 20 teams competing for the $500 prizemoney.The fours game winners were Mick Bianchiand Don Lucas, Nash and Trevor Godfrey, MaccaMcMillan and Bill Tedford, and Andy Watkins andLiz Marshall. The random prize winners were GailMilsom and Jan Malt, Dianna Zeller and SandyLees, Jim Stephenson and Ray Smith, and HarryShepstone and Bill Hogan. The $20 spider winnerwas Ivan Bajic. A big thank you to Green Options fortheir generous sponsorship.2022 club championship results:Men's triples D. Davis, P. Harrington and R.Vosper d. W. McMillan, C. Otto (sub) and D. Utley.Mens pairs R. Zimmerle and K. Cotterell d. P. Koranand S. Cook. Mixed pairs S. Martin and R. Vosper d.Gail Milsom and H. Shepstone. Please look at yourtravel plans and use the away board if you know youwill be unavailable for play. - Mick BianchiBroncosPanthersSharksRaidersStormBulldogsRabbitohsTitansStormBulldogsRoostersWarriorsBroncosPanthersSharksRaidersBroncosCowboysSharksTigersStormSea EaglesRabbitohsTitansBroncosPanthersSharksStormSea EaglesRabbitohsTitansBroncosPanthersSharksRaiders
SPORTCABARLAH LADIES: August 23 - Singlestroke for Linda Ryan trophies. WinnerJanelle Kruse 68 net, runner-up Lorna Bell 73net. Rundown Petae Frazer 74, Lotte Pedersen75, Pam Campbell 77. Pins 5 Pam Campbell,pro pin, 16 Sue Hayes, Division 1, 4 PamCampbell, Division 2. - Pam CampbellRunner-up Lorna Bell, trophy donor LindaRyan and winner Janelle KruseOAKEY SOCIAL: August 28 - We playedthree clubs and a putter with 28 players and the winneron count back was Dave McMonagle. Runner-upwas Sandra Lucht 30 nett.Winners of pins/approaches 10 B. Fenton, 11 and16 over 60 R. Mac Kenzie, 11 under 60 G. Lange,12 A. Krahenbring, 13 P. Jones, 14 A. Cherry, 15 L.Bartley, 17 and 18 S. Petrie.Long drives A grade M. Krahenbring, B grade G.Little, over 60 P. Morgan.Members draw - 15 Paul Jones and was presentfor $25. Raffles 50 L. Bartley and 58 M. Morgan.September 4 – Next week’s game is Bisque Bogeyon the front nine with a 6.30am tee off.The social club would like to send our condolencesto Monica Lucht and her family in the loss of ourpast president and life member Wayne “Ted” Lucht.- Flynny/MaccatWinner Dave McMonagle and runners-upSandra and Kurt LuchtOAKEY: August 21 - Ladies 18-hole strokein conjunction with their August monthly medal.Monthly medal and Division 1 winner MarleneDeans 76 net, runner-up and Division 2 winnerDawn Bradford 79. Front 9 Yvonne Lebeter 17. Back9 Yvonne Jackson 17pts. Putts Joan Fisk 26.August 31 - Ladies will play an 18-hole stableford.August 27-28 - No competition. September3-4 - Members 18-hole stroke in conjunction with theSeptember monthly medal. September 11 - Oakey/Goombungee Interclub at Goombungee. - MarleneDeansCABARLAH MEN'S: August 24 - Single stableford.Winner D. Robinson 36, runner-up M. Goddard36. Rundown C. Kropp 35, R. Sweeney 34, B.Volp 33, P. Bryant 31, M. Hancock 31. Pin shots 1 N.McIntyre, 5 M. Gillespie, 10 D. Freyling, 14 B. Volp,17 B. Volp Pro-Pin. August 27 - Single stableford.Winner K. Mitchell 38., runner-up D. Robinson 38.Rundown G. Trussell 38, B. Northwood 35, J. Davies35, K. Baldrey 34, P. Bryant 33, A. Pienaar 32,R. Whittaker 32. Pin shots 1 P. McCleary, 5 J. BuckleyPro-Pin, 10 C. Reich, 14 K. Weigl 17 G. Lyall.August 28 - Single stroke, monthly medals, PeterPienaar Memorial Trophy. Andrew Pienaar trophies.A grade winner J. Gardener 70, runner-up P. Higham70. B grade winner G. Trussell 67, runner-up C. Reich74. C grade winner J. Lee 69, runner-up J. Davidson72. Rundown G. McDonald 71, G. Silatoe 73, L.McGinn 74, W. Hoger 74, T. Lloyd 74, W. Jensen74, P. Bryant 75, J. Borey 75. Pin shots 1 R. Lawrence,5 M. Bullen, 10 W. Hoger, 14 N. Bonney, 17P. Higham. Best gross J. Gardener 77. Peter PienaarTrophy winner G. Trussell 67.The timesheet for the Zone 2 Championships isnow open. Please ring the Pro-Shop or book online.Entries close September 8. No late entries will be accepted.- Gary SmallHOCKEYTOOWOOMBA: A1 men: Newtown 1 (MartyHollis) drew with Rangeville 1 (Tom Campbell).Red Lion 4 (Bradley Hobday, Craig Smith, JoshuaBidgood, Thomas Burge) d. Past High 1 (Jack Hawthorne).A1 women: Rangeville 2 (Katie Woolstein,Tannah Hood) d. Newtown 0. Red Lion 2 (JessicaBurke, Ainsley) d. Past High 0.GOLFCROWS NEST: Crows Nest Open Carnival:Men's A grade: 18 hole gross Brian Phillips, 18 holenet Jack Thorpe, 9 hole net Tony Weis, long driveJack Thorpe. Men's B grade: 18 hole gross Neil Walters,18 hole net Jason Burnett, 9 hole net Leo Kruger,long drive John Taylor. Men's C grade: 18 holegross Peter West, 18 hole net David Schloss, 9 holenet Ron Weeks, long drive Peter West.Ladies Division 1: 18 hole gross Betty Cox, 18hole net Lyn Case, 9 hole net Ann Cass, long driveLyn Case. Ladies Division 2: 18 hole gross PollyWest, 18 hole net Beryl Freeman, 9 hole net MargaretAlcorn, long drive Beryl Freeman. - Jim EdserGOOMBUNGEE: August 18 - Men's CanadianFoursome, club trophy. Winners Dave Humphreyand Dave Scutt 71¼ net. Approaches 3/12Dave Humphrey and Dave Scutt, 5/14 Col Jenkinsand Greg Schull. Ladies single stableford - clubtrophy. Winner Val Drowley 35. Approaches 1/10Ann Cass, 4/13 and 7/16 Val Drowley.August 21 - Single stableford medley, clubtrophy. Winner Dave Lowe 37. Rundown SteveElfverson, Robyn Drowley, Greg Buckley. Pinshots men 3/12 Dan Darlington, 4/13 Matt Burgess,8/17 Nino Capuzzo. Approaches 9/18 NinoCapuzzo, 5/14 Greg Buckley.Ladies single stableford, club trophy. WinnerVal Drowley 33. Approaches 9/18 Robyn Drowley,1/10 Val Drowley. Matchplay result DavidScutt and Matty Burgess defeated Nino Capuzzoand Dan Darlington 3/2.Members draw - No. 45 George Rojahn, notpresent.August 25 - Men's single stableford, club trophy.Winner Maurie Cronk 31 on count back.Approaches 3/12 Murray McLeod, 6/15 PeterMullins, 7/16 Robbie McKewen. Ladies singlestableford, club trophy. Winner Val Hartland 36.Approaches 2/11 and 3/12 Jan Mullins, 9/18 GloriaScott.August 28 - Single stroke, monthly medal, BillRobertson trophy. Winner men John Harth 68net, runner-up Trent Peters. Ladies winner AnnCass 73 net, runner-up Val Hartland. RundownRobyn Drowley, David Scutt, Travis Peters, DavidSchloss, Mark Peters, Steve Elfverson. Pinshots men 4/13 Travis Peters, 8/17 Col Jenkins,approaches 1/10 Nino Capuzzo, 6/15 John Harth,7/16 David Scutt.Ladies pin shot 4/13 Ann Cass, approaches 1/10Ann Cass, 2/11 Val Hartland.Members draw - No. 15 Ian Maclean, not present.Next week $20.September 1 - Men's single stableford, club trophy.Ladies single stroke, club trophy, qualifyingfor handicap matchplay championship.September 4 - Single stableford - Des NollerMemorial Day. - Murray McLeodINDOOR BOWLSSt MARY'S: With spring almost here and theweather improving, it’s time for everyone to get backto bowling.Our club is still practising its COVID SAFEPLAN. Sanitizer is available and we would prefermasks to be worn as it is an indoor sport.Social bowls continue at the Indoor Bowls Hall,Annand Street every Thursday from 12.15pm to 3pmat a cost of $4. Afternoon tea is available afterwards.August 26 - St Mary's had two teams competing inthe Friday night competition at TIBA. Team 1 MarieKelly, Margaret Tronc, Selwyn Tronc and ChrissyLippi were third.Team 2 Annette Kearney, DeniseCrust and Ron and Bev Ziebell picked up a luckyteam prize.Congratulations to you all for representing ourclub on these nights.For further information phone Yvonne 0490 845201. - YvonneTABLE TENNISCROWS NEST: A grade: Broncos 7-18 MalcolmMacdonald 1, Kearin Macdonald 1, PennyHagarty 1, Loretta 1, Malcolm and Kearin 0, Malcolmand Penny 1, Malcolm and Loretta 0, Kearinand Penny 0, Kearin and Loretta 1, Penny andLoretta 1 d. Cowboys 7-13 Ben Kahler 2, SamanthaBlack 0, Sandy Kahler 0, Michael Callaghan2, Ben and Sam 1, Ben and Sandy 0, Ben and Michael1, Sam and Michael 0, Michael and Sandy 0,Sam and Sandy 1.Storm 9 Kurt Macdonald 2, Doug Shum 2, RobShelton 1, Kallum Genrich 0, Kurt and Doug 1,Kurt and Rob 1, Kurt and Kallum 0, Doug andRob 1, Doug and Kallum 0, Rob and Kallum 1d. Sharks 4 Darren Hagarty 0, Rhys Kelk 0, NedHagarty 2, Shane Macdonald 1, Darren and Rhys0, Darren and Ned 0, Darren and Shane 1, Rhysand Ned 0, Rhys and Shane 0, Ned and Shane 0.B grade: Bulldogs 10 Lynda Georgeson 2,Hamish Genrich 2, Anaiah Goldie-Brown 1, PeterMorice 1, Lynda and Hamish 1, Lynda and Anaiah1, Lynda and Peter M. 1, Hamish and Anaiah 0,Hamish and Peter M. 1, Anaiah and Peter M. 0 d.Eels 4 Lucien Goldie-Brown 0, Allen Parsons 0,Dakota Vehoek 2, Jay Morice 0, Lucien and Allen0, Lucien and Dakota 0, Lucien and Jay 0, Allenand Dakota 1, Allen and Jay 0, Dakota and Jay 1.Rabbitohs 7-16 Jenny Pickering 2, Chris Hayward1, River Verhoek 2, Travis Morice 0, Jennyand Chris 1, Jenny and River 0, Jenny and Travis1, Chris and River 0, Chris and Travis 0, River andTravis 0 d. Raiders 7-15 Ed Pickering 0, GeoffDarr 1, Janelle Macdonald 1, Patti Bowman 1,Ed and Geoff 0, Ed and Janelle 1, Ed and Patti 0,Geoff and Janelle 1, Geoff and Patti 1, Janelle andPatti 1. - Samantha BlackTo advertise phone 4615 4416 or email herald@highcountrynews.net.auPARKRUNB0WLSTest series - New South Wales v. QueenslandQueensland under 25 and 40 to 59 ladies bowls teams were both winners of the Test Seriesagainst New South Wales, played at Taren Point in New South Wales. The under 25 team,above left, included Julia Brownie, West Toowoomba, standing on right, and Zoe Stewart,North Toowoomba, seated third from left. The 40 to 59 team, right, included Tracy Foster,Drayton, standing second from left, and Lorraine Callaghan, Drayton, seated on right. Othermembers of the Queensland teams were - under 25 J. Lawson, B. Wiley, L Weir, A. Foot,A. Knight and O. Rothwell and 40 to 59 L. Burgess, J. Stockdale, Y. Lovelock, W. Wilson, P.Laverty and N. Dutton.CROWS NEST: Wednesday afternoon provedtoo miserable (the weather, that is) to attract enoughof a crowd to consider the usual 2 x 12. The windycold days will be gone soon, and we’ll be backto normal. The jackpot draw wasn’t held. NextWednesday could be your lucky day.The result of our sixth round of the 2022pennants was a narrow loss to Drayton on Saturday,August 20.On Saturday, August 27, we played away at SouthToowoomba. Those results will be in next week’sedition. Members - please keep an eye on the clubnoticeboard for Crows Nest’s team selections eachweek.September 3 marks the start of the pennantssemi-finals. Copies of the weekly home and awaypennants draw are available at the club.August’s Thrifty Thursday was won by RogerHaldane and Keith Melit. The weather was perfect,so why not join the crew on a Thursday arvo. It’sa good couple of hours fun and you’ll always bewelcome.Sunday, August 21 Crows Nest Newsagencyafternoon was taken out by Kerry Lovell, JohnSvensson and Bill Perry, runners-up went to DonWagner, John McConnell and Carol Bartholomaeus.Many thanks Barry for sponsoring a beaut afternoonon the green. Much appreciated.Coming events: Sunday, September 4 - CrowsNest Fuels Day. Sunday, September 11 - RE/MAXRural Afternoon; Sunday, September 18 - PeadonRural Day. Sunday, September 15- Harry Steabler’sMemorial afternoon.The next management committee meeting isscheduled for Sunday, September 11, starting at 9.30am.New members and visitors are always welcomeat Crows 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.auNew members welcome! Whether you’re an oldhand at the game or someone who’s never picked upa bowl before in his life. You’re absolutely welcomeat the Crows Nest Bowls Club.Visit www.crowsnestqldbowlsclub.com.au tolearn more about us. If you’re new in town, or justpassing through and looking for a friendly game onany Wednesday or Sunday afternoon, simply ringthe club on 4698 1450 before midday to get yourname in on time. If you feel like a game on ThriftyThursdays, contact Jenni on 0417 797 449 beforenoon to book a spot. You’re sure to be greeted witha smile. GottaLoveBowls. - Gary Baker, secretary,Crows Nest Bowls Club.OAKEY LADIES: Results from last week JanLittle and Rhondda Lawrie d. Veta Allen and ShirleyChard. Christine Little and Dorothy Buckley d. HazelHarvey and Shirley Hudson. August 30 - Socialbowls today at 9am. September 13 - Monthly meetingat 9am with bowls to follow. - Elsie VollHIGHFIELDS: August 27 - Event number324. This week 30 people ran, jogged and walkedthe course. Three were first timers and five recordednew personal bests. Representatives of three clubstook part. The event was made possible by eightvolunteers, Cameron Best, Danny Seymour, PetrinaOakley, Dianne Tumbridge, Lee Bambrick, HarryOakley, Steve Donald and Graham Trigg. We had visiotorsfrom Gosford, Kirra and South Toowoomba.Results and a complete event history can be foundon the Highfields parkrun results page.Highfields parkrun started on October 24, 2015.Since then, 2831 participants have completed 20,072parkruns covering a total distance of 100,360 km,including 3039 new personal bests. A total of 364individuals have volunteered 3046 times. - MartyRIFLE SHOOTINGSOUTHERN DOWNS: August 28 - 600 yards.F open Craig M. 122.11, Greg W. 122.10, RichardMcK. 121.6, Dave T. 119.7, Bruce McA. 118.8,Charlie M. 115.3, Margaret T. 114.2. F StandardGeoff V. 112.2. Sporter/Hunter Eddy Woon 94.6.September 4 - 300-yard mound. Sign on at8.30am for 9am start. - Margaret 4666 1018DDLBA: Congratulations to our members whoplayed in the Test Series against New South Waleslast week.Queensland not only brought home the shield inthe 40 to 59 team which consisted of our membersTracy Foster and Lorraine Callaghan from Drayton,but also the under 25 trophy in which included JuliaBrownie, West Toowoomba, and Zoe Stewart, NorthToowoomba. Well done to all players who were chosenin this event.Results of pennants after Round 3 and 4 playedat Gatton at the weekend were: Drayton Green 10points 71 margin, West Toowoomba 4 points 15 margin,Laidley 6 points 30 margin, Drayton Orange 5points 28 margin, Drayton White 0 points 151 marginand North Toowoomba 5 points 7 margin. Finalswill be played on Saturday, September 3, at DraytonClub.Division 1 (Blue Flag) Drayton Green v. Laidley.Division 2 (Red Flag) Drayton Orange v. NorthToowoomba.Division 3 (Yellow Flag) West Toowoomba v.Drayton White.September 5 - DDLBA quarterly meeting atDrayton at 9.30am.September 9 - Nominations close for the DDLBAveteran fours to be played at West/Club Toowoombaon September 14.September 13 - Nominations close for the DDL-BA championship pairs to be conducted at NorthToowoomba starting on September 17 and playeduntil completion. - Joyce McGeorgeNORTH TOOWOOMBA LADIES: August31 - Reminder of tomorrow’s meeting of the ladiessection at 9am before bowls at 10am.Competition call for on or before September 7 - Bgrade singles J. Mitchell v. Y. Mc Erlean, S. Connorsvs H. Gscheidle. Markers D. Clark and B. Shea.Umpire TBA.Competition call for on or before September 14 –A grade singles S. McManus v. K. Weir, T. Thomasv. J. Johnson, L. Weir v. J. Pauli, K. Lavender v. A.Jones. Markers V. Mahony, L. Mott, C. Benson andH. Gscheidle. Umpire TBA.Any teams wishing to nominate for DDLBAVeterans Fours to be played at West Toowoombaon September 14 and DDLBA championship pairsto be played at North Toowoomba on September 17and 18 are reminded that nominations close with A.Jones on September 7. - Margaret GrahamTOOWOOMBA CITY LADIES: September9 - Competition call at 9am: A grade singles L. Marshallv. T. Jones. B grade singles J. MacKenzie v. M.Rasmussen. Markers TBACongratulations to the City ladies who won theday at Laidley’s 75th anniversary day last week witha both their games.Thank you Laidley for the great bowling day andlovely lunch and congratulations on your club celebratinga milestone 75 years.Friday’s club selected pairs competition S. Martinand R. Vosper d. G. Milsom and H. Shepstone.Winners of Friday’s social bowls R. Moore and M.Rasmussen.September 2 - A reminder that Fish and Chipnight. $18 for a two-course meal with Cyril’s trivia tofollow. Choice of crumbed or battered fish, chickenor beef schnitzel. Please put names in book.Friday social - open triples format. Everyone iswelcome. Green fee $15.includes light refreshments.Names in 8.30am. - Bev BoreyOAKEY MEN'S: August 27 - Pennants resultCity d. Oakey 64 to 61.September 3 - Pennant semi-final Division 3 toplay Gatton 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, M.Park, B. Lucht, J. Harrison.August 28 - Competition results A singles finalG. Fenton d. R. Henry. Consolation singles P.Boyton d. P. Viney, D. Barfield d. W. Patterson.September 4 - Competition called. Consolationsingles P. Boyton v, D. Barfield (TBA). Club pairsM. Hall and B. Lucht v. C. Beesley and A. Jackson.September 11 - Three-bowl pairs sponsoredby Woody and Jacko. 12.30pm start. Wear yourfavourite sporting team shirt. 2 x 14 ends. Winner,runner-up and last round. Barbecue to followbowls. Names on board please. Membership feesof $100 are now due.HIGH COUNTRY HERALD - AUGUST 30, 2022 - 15
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