Herald 20180123

Toowoomba Teddies and the
Bell Street Mall Ghosts
competition winners
Emma Schulz
Helen Jones Gowrie Junction
Nicholas Ehrlich
Bullying awareness
Allison Bell of Property Management Products, Crows Nest
showing support for the Do It For Dolly campaign. Dolly
Everitt, who lived in the Northern Territory, took her own life
last week at age 14. She was a victim of cyber bullying.
Congatulations to all entrants. Would winners
please call the Herald office 4615 4416 to arrange
delivery of your prize
Our thanks to author Don Talbot for making his books
available for prizes. Editor High Country Herald.
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Baptist
Kids Club
starts
February 2
Children in Years
one to seven are invited
to attend Kids’ Club
Fridays, during school
term time between 5
and 6.45pm.
The program includes
games, devotions,
dinner, quiet
corner for birthdays,
songs, quizzes and then
a social activity.
When the program
varies by going to an
occasional bowling
night parents or caregivers
are advised in
advance.
Kids’ Club will kick
off for 2018 on Friday,
February 2.
Again children in
Years one to seven are
invited to join us Sunday
mornings for Sunday
School during term
time.
Sunday School focuses
on Bible centred
teaching through Bible
stories, music, quizzes
and craft.
This is held in the
hall between 9.45 and
10.45am. Sunday
School will begin on
Sunday, February 4.
All leaders are volunteers
who meet regularly
so they are informed
of their responsibilities
regarding safety, child
protection and are encouraged
to be good
role models.
Each leader holds a
Blue Card.
All children are welcome.
For more information
contact Maureen Timperley
on 0429 097 307
or 46 96 6113.
CENTRAL DOWNS CRICK-
ET: Nobby were too good for Pittsworth,
Kulpi were way too strong
for Oakey and Southbrook won on a
forfeit against Bowenville.
Nobby won the toss and batted
first and posted 9 - 280 in 40 overs
against Pittsworth. Damien Pauli 47
(after being dropped on 0), Brendan
Mc Carthy 43, Cameron Moodie 38,
Wally Eather 34, Oliver Scott 23 and
39 sundries.
F.O.W. 55, 60, 144, 174, 180, 215,
235, 256, 266.
Best bowlers for Pittsworth Jordan
O’Shea 3 – 45 (6), P.J. Brown 2 – 16
(4), Jarrod Ott 2 – 55 (7), Craig Ward
1 – 48 (7), Mark Holt 1 – 27 (5).
In reply Pittsworth scored at a
rapid rate but lost wickets regularly,
finishing all out 194 in 27 overs.
Jordan O’Shea 31, Jack Loveday 30,
Darren McDonell 25, Jarrod Ott 18,
P.J. Brown 16 and Mark Holt 14 all
got starts.
F.O.W. 24, 24, 92, 99, 115, 124,
132, 170, 191, 194.
Best bowlers for Nobby Mat Budden
2 – 22 (5), Stewart O’Leary 3
– 72 (8), Tyson Mitchell 2 – 3 (one
over) Damien Pauli 2 – 29 (5), Ben
Cummerford1 – 15 (3).
At Oakey the home side was sent
in by Kulpi and cleaned them up for
75 in 24 overs. Sam Bradford 17,
Joel Cherry 17, Dale Mutch 10.
F.O.W. 11, 25, 28, 34, 40, 69, 75,
75. Bowling for Kulpi, Brendan
Schick 4 – 21 (7) Tyson Klingberg
1 – 14 (5), David Sipple 1 – 14 (5),
Nick Spies 1 – 22 (6) L. Campbell
bowled one over and took a wicket
for no runs.
In reply Kulpi finished 2 – 83 in
just 13 overs, Brendan Schick retired
hurt 40, Terry Klingberg 18 n.o. and
L. Campbell 8 n.o. F.O.W. 1 – 7, 2
– 15,
Bowling for Oakey, Brandon
Webb 1 – 18 (4), Joel Cherry 1 – 30
(4)
Ṅext week Bowenville travel to
Kulpi, Nobby travel to Millmerran
and Southbrook take on Oakey at
Oakey. Pittsworth have the bye. -
Lindsay Evans.
Melanie Wiseman
& Mark Stevenson
Ph: 4698 7899
Fax: 4698 8711
Shop 10
Highfields Plaza Circle
Highfields Village shearing shed
opens on Australia Day
Volunteers Scott Wilson, shearer Michael Brigg and manager Ray Ashford
discuss the plans for the shearing shed
This Australia Day volunteers of
Highfields Pioneer Village will officially
open the village shearing shed. The
building was originally a railway goods
shed built in the early 1900s possibly at
Oakey.
In the 1950s it was moved to the
Oakey saleyards to be used as a storage
shed.
It later had a small building added to
one end which was used as a comfort
room for the men booking in the
livestock for sale at night.
This small building was detached
during the removal process and is also at
Pioneer Village in use as their miniature
train station.
The old goods shed was moved to
the village in 2014 with the intention of
converting it to be a two-stand shearing
shed. It is now an authentic replica
of many small shearing sheds built
throughout Queensland and beyond.
The original shearer’s stand came
GOOMBUNGEE GOLF: January 18 - Single
stableford, club trophy. Winner Tony Sheridan
44 pts. Pin 4/13 Matty Burgess. Approach 3/12
David Cass.
January 21 - Irish stableford 4 ball - McLeod
family trophies. Winners P. Killeen and C. Batterham
86, runners-up D. Humphrey and G. Schull
74, third place G. Kuhn and L. Alexander 71.
Run-up G. and K. Egan and N. Capuzzo and S.
Elfverson, D. and A. Cass. Pins men 3/12 M. Burgess,
4/13 D. Cass, 8/17 M. McLeod, approaches
1/10 P. Killeen, 5/14 C. Batterham. Approaches
ladies 2/11 L. Alexander, 3/12 G. Abel, 4/13 A.
Cass, 8/17 L, Alexander. Members draw No. 44
G. Prince - Not present $70 next week.
January 25 - Single stableford - club trophy.
January 28 - Single stroke - club trophy. Qualifying
for matchlay championships. - David Cass.
CROWS NEST GOLF: January 17- Sporters
winner K. Christensen 32, runner-up K. Bridges
30. Putting D. Woodley 21. Pins 7/16 K. Christensen,
8/17 C. Jenkins.
January 21 - Crows Nest Soft Drinks stableford
event winner T. Weis 43, runner-up B. Wingett 42.
Rundown J. Somerville 42, K. Christensen 41,
A. May 40. Pins 3-12 R. Gardner, 8-17 R. Freeman.
January 28 - Lyn and Nathan Case - flag event.
February 4 - Crows Nest Tyre Service - stroke
+ monthly medal. - John Somerville.
from a small two-stand shearing shed
in Biddeston and was imported from
England. A 1940 Lister engine is being
used to drive the shearer’s stand until
a steam engine is suitably restored to
complete this task.
The shearing shed will be officially
opened on Australia Day at 10.45am by
Peter Harvey, a long standing member
of the Australian Association of Stud
Merino Breeders. There will be shearing
demonstrations including a history of
the industry and spinning wool.
Information and photographs are
being sought of the building when it was
in its original position at Oakey.
Highfields Pioneer Village opens at
9am on Australia Day, January 26, and
will have a full program of activities
until 5pm.
Check their website for more
information or the Village Facebook
page or contact the Village office on
4696 6309.
OPTOMETRISTS
WOW! A New Year,
how about a
New Look too???
Come into Wise Eyes to
get those new glasses
to start 2018!!
Or a new pair of
sunnies!!
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