Port City WBC September Newsletter

Congratulations to Lyn Zahra and Judy Brady on being our Major/Minor Pairs winners for this year, and also to Shirley Devine and Brenda Burge for runners-up.

Well done to our Grade 4 Pennant Players on reaching the State Finals which were played at Raymond Terrace last week. They won their section and then had to play Nyngan, Narrabri and Lithgow who were winners of their sections. What a tremendous effort and what a lot of bowls. Narrabri were the winners and Lithgow Runners-up.

Our next non player’s morning tea will be on 9^th September

And we look forward to seeing you all again.

What’s coming up?

Handicap Triples 9^th September

         Out of the Hat Fours 16^th September  

The Coca Cola Triples Carnival on Monday 22^nd

and Tuesday 23^rd September 

The Minor Singles opened 26^th August and Close 16^th September, they will be played on 30th September 

Consistency Singles open 2^nd September, close 23^rd September with play to commence on 7^th October

Have you got a problem?

Bowlers are similar to alcoholics because no-one can help them unless they admit they have a problem.

Unsought or gratuitous advice from a club coach is unacceptable to anyone.  She can coach new bowlers who come to her for help but cannot help the established bowlers who have “lost it” unless they admit they have a problem and seek advice.

Greg Norman is a world famous golfer, but who knows the name of his coach?  Not many, because he is not a top class golfer himself.  However, he was a good coach.

Likewise, your club coach may not be the club champion, but she does possess coaching skills which may help you.

THINK ABOUT IT!!!

It’s Joke Time!

A blonde man spies a letter lying on his doormat.

It says on the envelope “DO NOT BEND”.

He spends the next 2 hours trying to figure out how to pick it up.

A friend told the blonde man: “Christmas is on a Friday this year.”

The blonde man then said, “Let’s hope it’s not on the 13^th.”   

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To any of our member’s who are not in good health we wish you a speedy recovery and look forward to seeing you back at the club very soon.