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CONGRATULATIONS
To our Club Triples Champions
Lynne Thompson, Margaret Doyle and Faye
Schollum
Congratulations also to the Runners up – Beth
Schubert, Janine Stockham and Lois Bishell.
The “Out of Hat Triples” event which was held
on 1st July was a great success, with some very good scores being
recorded. Congratulations to the overall winners Robyn Hehir, Robyn Biddle and
Eleanore Russell. Runners-Up were Judy Brady, Denise Gudgeon and Helen Carr.
Well done ladies.
Champion of Club Champion Pairs was held 30th
June to 3rd July at Warilla. This is always a very difficult event
and despite very cold conditions we congratulate Lynne Thompson and Carol White
for winning their first two games.
Our next Quarterly Meeting will be held 12th
August.
It was great to see so many nominations for
committee this year and we wish you much success.
Also, a big thanks to all our hard working
committee members who have retired.
Minor Pairs entries will close 5th
August at 11.00 am, so if you wish to play please be sure to put in an entry
before going out on to the greens.
The State Pennant Play-off will be held 25th
to 29th August at Raymond Terrace. A big thank you to the Board for
providing a bus to take the players and spectators.
Daffodil Day this year will be on 22nd
August, so please look out for Robyn Biddle and helpers outside the National
Bank from 8.30 am to 2.30 pm.
The ladies will also
be holding Daffodil Day at the club on 2nd September and as we are
having a Trading Table we would appreciate donations of cakes, slices, plants
and bric-a-brac. All proceeds will be donated to the Cancer
Council.
Handicap Triples will be held 9th
September. Names and handicaps will be on the board.
Non playing member’s
morning tea
We look forward to welcoming our non bowlers
to morning tea on 12th, last month some of the ladies who attended
were Marianne Smith, Veronica Davey, Muriel Whitbourne, Beryl Young and Gwen
Turner.
Thank you
As this will be my
last Newsletter, I would like to thank all the ladies who have encouraged me
over the last two years.
It has
been a big learning curve and I have enjoyed the challenge.
Thanks to Barbara Owens for this report
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