Herald 20221011

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SPORT
PARKRUN
HIGHFIELDS: October 8 - Event number 330.
This week 69 people ran, jogged and walked our
course. Thank you to everyone who came along.
There were eight first timers and four who recorded
new personal bests.
Congratulations to Anthony, Elizabeth, Emily and
Denis on achieving PBs. Welcome to visitors from
Redcliffe and Brisbane.
Thank you to volunteers Bill Waterhouse, Petrina
Oakley, Chynna Oakley, Di Tumbridge, Kerrianne
Jones, Lee Bambrick, Harry Oakley, Chris Rattray,
Heather Bruggemann, Tracey Roberts, Graham
Trigg and Janeen Gibson. parkrun is only made possible
by our wonderful volunteers.
If you would like to be part of our parkrun we
would love to have you.
This month is parkwalk at parkrun - yes you can
still run or jog for those that want to.
Come along and join us, 6.50am briefing for
7am start each Saturday morning at the Highfields
Sport and Recreation Park, Highfields.
One of our junior parkrunners, Hayden, is off to
Malaysia in 2023 to represent Australia in the U12
Futsal team! In order to help fund his trip Hayden
is looking to collect 10c recyclable cans and bottles.
If you have any that you would like to donate, it
would be greatly appreciated. Please contact us and
we can organise for them to be collected.
For information please email highfields@parkrun.
com or message us via Facebook. - Janeen Gibson
TABLE TENNIS
CROWS NEST: October 3 - A grade: Panthers
6: Shane Murphy 1, Grahame Knight 1, Peter
Greaves 2, Godfrey Davies 0. Shane and Grahame
0, Shane and Peter G 1, Shane and Godfrey 0, Grahame
and Godfrey 0, Grahame and Peter 1, Godfrey
and Peter 0 defeated Cowboys 4: Ben Kahler 2, Samantha
Black 0, Sandy Kahler 1, Michael Callaghan
0. Ben and Sam 1, Ben and Sandy 0, Ben and Michael
0, Sam and Michael 0, Michael and Sandy 0,
Sam and Sandy 0.
Sharks 8: Darren Hagarty 2, Rhys Kelk 1, Ned
Hagarty 2, Shane Macdonald 2. Darren and Rhys 0,
Darren and Ned 0, Darren and Shane 1, Rhys and
Ned 0, Rhys and Shane 0, Ned and Shane 0 defeated
Broncos 6: Malcolm Macdonald 1, Kearin Macdonald
0, Penny Hagarty 0, Loretta Kelk 0. Malcolm
and Kearin 1, Malcolm and Penny 1, Malcolm and
Loretta 0, Kearin and Penny 1, Kearin and Loretta 1,
Penny and Loretta 1.
B grade: Rabbitohs 6: Jenny Pickering 3, Chris
Hayward 2, River Verhoek, Travis Morice 0 defeated
Raiders 5: Ed Pickering 1, Geoff Darr 2, Janelle
Macdonald, Patti Bowman 1. Ed and Geoff 0, Ed
and Patti 1.
Bulldogs 9: Lynda Georgeson 2, Hamish Genrich
2, Jess Kahler 2, Peter Morice 1. Lynda and Hamish
1, Lynda and Jess 1, Lynda and Peter M 1, Hamish
and Jess 1, Hamish and Peter M 1, Jess and Peter
M 1 defeated Eels 0: Lucien Goldie-Brown, Allen
Parsons, Dakota Vehoek, Jay Morice. - Samantha
Black
FISHING
CABARLAH: After a two year hiatus due to
border closures, a hardy group of eleven members
made the 380km trip to Copeton Dam for the long
weekend.
Everyone was expecting some quality fish with
the reputation that this dam produces big Yellow
Belly and plenty of Cod.
As Copeton was new territory for most members,
Friday was spent getting a feel for the dam and selecting
where to start the next day.
Everyone was out early on Saturday in fairly good
weather.
The Yellow Belly took full advantage of the long
weekend and took a ‘holiday’ as only one was landed
for the day.
There were plenty of Catfish in the shallower water
and played ball if you were using bait. On Sunday
the results were similar with more Catfish landed and
one undersize Cod caught and released.
The member’s draw was won by Andrew Peach
and the Saturday catch, a Yellow Belly, went to
Vanda Gill who also recorded the most fish for the
weekend with six.
The heaviest Catfish was 2.92kg caught by Jake
Gill. The tally for the weekend was 31 fish, one Yellow
Belly and 30 Catfish.
The next club trip is to Glenlyon Dam on November
12 and 13.
The club’s annual general meeting is only four
weeks away.
It will be held at the Meringandan Hotel at 2pm on
Sunday, November 6.
Please make an effort to attend to show your support,
and to ensure the future of the club. - Noel Purcell
Vale Chris Gleeson: Sadly, I announce the very
unexpected passing of one of our longstanding members,
Chris Gleeson.
Born on March 1, 1979, Chris and I grew up together
and before the club even began, many a weekend
was spent fishing with Uncle Matt.
Chris’s passion for fishing never faded, enjoying
the saltwater equally as the fresh and always keen for
a laugh over a cold one.
He shared many of his Uncle Matt Gleeson’s passions
as well as his father’s sporting prowess on the
hockey field in his younger days.
We shared our school days right from beginning
till end, soccer teammates, countless fishing trips
and his presence and infectious smile will be forever
missed.
On behalf of the club I extend our deepest condolences
and sympathy to the entire Gleeson family at
this time. - Contributed by Doug Gale
18 - HIGH COUNTRY HERALD - OCTOBER 11, 2022 To advertise phone 4615 4416 or email herald@highcountrynews.net.au