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OCTOBER BULLETIN
BULLETIN
Saturday 27th October - Doors Open 7.30pm
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Everglades Country Club
Office: Dunban Road, Woy Woy NSW 2256
PO Box 297, Woy Woy NSW 2256
Phone: (02) 4341 1866
Fax: (02) 4342 3840
Email: info@evergladescc.com.au
Web: www.everglades.net.au
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Office Bearers:
President - Jan Montgomery
Men’s Bowls President - Ian Richardson
Women’s Bowls President - Jan Jones
Men’s Golf President - Trevor Walker
Women’s Golf President- Donna Mitchell
Welfare Officer - Andrew McDonald
Club Personnel:
General Manager - Stephen Steptoe
Marketing Manager - Sarah Kane
Executive Chef - Nathan Caldwell
Course Superintendent Chris Haynes
Golf Professional - Darren Chivas
Events Manager - Sam Higgins
Justice Of The Peace:
P. Burris - G. Callingham - B. Mansfield
K. Mansfield - A. McDonald - J. Montgomery
R. Paull - F.W. Pengelly - D. Rose - L.J. Sheil - S. Wilson
CONTENTS
4. PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
9. MEN’S BOWLS
14. MEN’S GOLF
20. SWAMPIES
26. LADIES GOLF
30. LADIES BOWLS
35. SPONSORS
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Hi Members, Another month rolls by and we are well into October. The good news is, it’s raining; 3 days so far and that is wonderful. Our outdoor Poker Machine come Smoking area is back up and running after the fire with a great new look including a couple of comfortable chairs and new larger TV’s. Two Shows coming up soon on the 27th October and the 24th November, they are probably the last shows until New Years Eve, so check the details at the front desk, or on the Web, to make a booking. It’s also that time of the year for the Christmas events. Our Ham raffles commence on the 15th November and continue through December. Check the posters throughout the Club for the nights they are run. For the children, the Toy raffle will be on the 22nd November, so come along with the family and have dinner and hopefully win something. Our Badge draws are still running Thursday night and 2 draws on Sunday. The Thursday night draw is close to $8.000.00 (at the time of writing) so if your name comes out and you are not in the Club, you will be disappointed. I know because it has actually happened to me. Golfer Bowlers Day 1st October, was a great day. I believe everyone enjoyed themselves, the weather was kind to us, and that helps. Big thanks to Warwick Forrest who very professionally took care of the Bowls, and most importantly, the “onions”, and I took care of the Golf. We commenced at 10.00am with a shotgun start for golf with 8 holes being played and we finished with about 12 ends of Bowls. In between we had a BBQ sausage on a roll and a drink. It was very full on, but it was about having fun, and judging by the raucous laughter on the Bowling Greens, that was achieved. 4
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
The day is about getting together with people out of your normal sporting
area and experiencing something different.
Some Golfers can hit a ball 250 metres straight but can’t bowl a bowl 25
metres straight, can they??
We wanted everyone to have a chance of being a winner on the day
even if they couldn’t play golf or bowls, hence the prize getters were
drawn from a hat, with 1st and 2nd awarded for both games.
Thanks to Men’s and Women’s Bowls and Men’s and Women’s Golf
Committees for the generous prizes (I think they are all alcoholics, as
most of the prizes were bottles of wine), with enough left over for lucky
door prizes, which added interest to the day. Thanks again, to Jan Jones,
Ian Richardson, Donna Mitchell and Trevor Walker.
Big thanks to our “Chef’s extraordinaire” in the form of Gary Clarke and
Andrew McDonald and helpers. The Men Bowlers always offer their
services to cook, I wonder if they do it at home?? Your services are very
much appreciated.
Pro-Am coming up on the 19th October; probably not too late to enter,
$50.00 per person, and Darren will find you a Team if you don’t have one.
Melbourne Cup, Tuesday 6th November; check on the web for the various
functions, there is golf and lunch in the Burgundy Room, or entertainment
and lunch in the Auditorium, or just a seat in the front lounge with a drink,
and the Tab screens, with sweeps sold throughout the day.
EVERGLADES COUNTRY CLUB
Dunban Road, Woy Woy 4341 18665
everglades.net.au
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE CONTINUED
Various AGM’s
October 13th Men’s Bowls AGM 9.30am
October 22nd Men’s Golf AGM 7.00pm
October 25th Womens Golf AGM 9.30am
October 28th Everglades Country Club AGM 9.00am
Please check the details on your various Member Boards, and do your
best to attend your respective AGM’s.
And finally, as Bugs Bunny would say, “That’s all Folks”.
Jan Montgomery
President
EVERGLADES COUNTRY CLUB
6 Dunban Road, Woy Woy 4341 1866
everglades.net.au
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RECEPTION ON 4341 1866
TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT FOR YOUR FIRST LESSON.
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NEW BOWLERS WELCOME!
What do I need to start playing bowls?
Flat soled shoes and a desire to have fun. We can supply bowls for your lessons.
How much will it cost?
Your bowls lessons are free! If you decide you would like to become an Everglades Bowling Member
reception can provide you with the latest Bowls Membership Fees. Green Fees are also payable if you
decide to play bowls on an organised day.
How do I get started?
Contact Everglades Reception on 4341 1866 to make an appointment for your first lesson.
Can I organise a group for Barefoot Bowls?
Yes, Contact us for more information or bookings on 4341 1866.
We can also provide catering and use of our outdoor bar facilities.
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MEN’S BOWLS Hi all, Here we are at this again, it’s getting close to that time of year again, No it’s not Santa time, I’m talking about but it’s AGM season, Our mens bowls AGM is in a couple of weeks and the Everglades Country Club is not too far behind it. As I type this up nominations have closed for positions in our AGM and i’m looking forward to the meeting. As such, I think that it would be remiss of me if I don’t spend some time in this report to thank our highly valued sponsors who help fund our activities., these organisations deserve our patronage and respect. Our Mens Bowls sponsors are: Creightons Funeral Directors R &W Real Estate Edwards Meats WSG Group Electrical and Plumbing Breezeway Blinds Blackwall Tyres Charcoal Chickens at Umina Home Hardware Campbells Bendigo Bank Waratah Sports Erina Bourke Road Store Kuoch Chemist Well the month has been another busy one with a shirts and skirts, Singles Consistency championships , super 9 pennants and our first ever 242 Mixed Pairs tournament. The month started off with another well attended Shirts and Skirts day. This has been a very popular monthly event and I do know the committee is well pleased with the numbers attending this event. As I type this up the Singles Consistency Championship final is being played between Kevin Hughes and Max Hull, and it’s a great game, very close all the way so far. But in the end Max Hull has reigned supreme winning 150 to 124. The Super 9’s on a wednesday this year has been a great success , Our Everglades team is performing well and leading our section . Lets hope our luck and form continues.
MEN’S BOWLS Lastly on Saturday 29th, we celebrated the work of Frank and Noelene Pengelly for our club with our initial 242 Mixed Pairs tournament. The day was well supported with 30 mixed teams of pairs and we played 3 games of 10 ends. The result was a major surprise with Steve Guilmartin and Lizzie Cook winning, Steve said in his thank you speech, He thought that Lizzie carried the day as she played some outstanding bowls and he was blown away by her performance. I also wish to welcome our new members who have transferred in from Woy Woy Sporties. It is very sad to see a club get into trouble like it has but small bowls clubs over the last few years have had lots of problems and many are closing, I saw on Facebook only on Friday this week, that Rockhampton Bowls Club in Qld is closing due to financial difficulties. I should also mention the pleasing numbers that are turning up for our Tuesday social day. Numbers have increased to an average of 30 to 40 members. The committee has also changed the format once a month to nominated teams instead of single entry. Oh well that’s another month, I’ll see you all out on the green Brian Dolan Publicity Officer
MEN’S BOWLS GALLERY
Melbourne Cup
Golf Day
Calling all Everglades Golfers
Get a team of 4 together for the best of both worlds!
Breaky, 18 holes of golf, buffet lunch and
The Race That Stops The Nation
Tuesday 6th November from 7.30am
$50 per person
Includes: Bacon and egg breakfast
18 holes of golf
Buffet lunch
Draws, prizes and more
Live viewing of the race
Bookings and Payments can be made at
Everglades reception (02) 4341 1866
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MEN’S GOLF OCTOBER GOLFERS BLOG Welcome to the October edition of the Everglades monthly golfers blog. Keeping members informed of all things golf Everglades. COURSE Isn’t it funny that as soon as you place a nearest the pin collection bucket for drought relief, the rain hasn’t stopped falling. Over 100mm this October and we’re only one week in. Can somebody place a col- lection bucket for flood relief so we can start our Championships? That being said, the course is looking a treat. Greens are now being cut to 3mm & returning to their best & fairways now being cut at 10mm due to the recent rain/weather. I would like to take this opportunity to welcome Kellie, our new mem- ber to the green staff. Apparently she was a clear standout during the interview process so please make her welcome. The boys, sorry the staff have recently distributed 35 tonne of sand to bunkers on holes 3,6,8,9,10 & 16 and have plans underway( if the powers above see fit) to reconstruct tees 8, 11, 14 & 15. These tees will hopefully be completed by early February. By the way if you haven’t already got the memo, Preferred Lies are No Longer Allowed. 14
MEN’S GOLF
UPCOMING EVENTS
Club Championships A, B & C grades
Starting Saturday October 6th OOOPS!!!! Saturday October 13th, through
to October 27th.
They have been reduced to a 54 Hole event.
At the completion of our Championships, the committee will be provid-
ing a presentation BBQ for all our members so please feel free to come
back & acknowledge our winners, get a free feed, settle your debts &
have a drink or two & ponder what could have been.
Mixed Foursomes
Sunday the 21st, October.
Sponsored by D&L Cornwall Constructions P/L.
27 Hole Event with Great Prize Money, Food & Drinks after.
Currently we have 32 teams registered with room for more.
So if you would like to play & in need of a partner, we can help. Please
contact the boys in the pro shop or either men’s /women’s golf com-
mittee & we will do our best to find you one.
(Golfing Partner that is.)
PRO AM
Friday 19th, October.
Cost $ 50.00 members $ 60.00 visitors.
EVERGLADES CUP, BOWL & PLATE.
Saturday 10th, November 2018
15MEN’S GOLF JUNIORS I would like to congratulate our junior girls. On Sunday 30th, September 3 of our juniors placed 1st, 2nd, & 7th, in the women’s single Stableford. Georgie Clune HCP 36 returned 47 points. Abbigail Grimmish HCP 36 returned 38 points. Brooke Botting HCP 45 returned 34 points. Fantastic Effort Girls, keep it going. Whilst we’re on the subject of congratulating juniors, a former junior now working in our clubs pro shop, Kirt Anthony, teed it up at Riverside Oaks Golf club for a spot in the 2019 NSW Trainee Intake. During one of Kirt’s rounds he shot a 5 under 67 which included an eagle & an albatross with a couple of birdies & bogeys thrown in. We’ll keep you posted if & when he gets a spot. Who said you’ll play like crap if you shave. Well done (Ron) I mean Kirt. Nominations Have Now closed for positions on the 2018/19 golf commit- tee. Yes I can hear your god dames & sighs as I’m typing, but we would like to see you at our Golf Annual General Meeting being held Monday 22nd, October. Thankyou David Cornwall Vice President 16
MEN’S GOLF
17MENS GOLF
Starting Saturday July 7th, your golf committee
will be introducing a Men’s Presentation followed
by a
CASH PRIZE DRAW
The presentation will be held at the completion
of the day’s event in the main lounge area.
If cash prize not collected it will Jackpot by
$50.00 a week until won. Maximum prize draw
of $1250.00 until won. Jackpot amount will be
advertised weekly throughout the year.
A number will be drawn automatically from
the Men’s Saturday Golf Result sheet. You must
compete in the single golf event of the day.
You must be in the Club and collect your prize in
the maximum time of in 4 minutes and present
your membership card.
**Note: Juniors and non-members are ineligible.
See notice board for terms and conditions.
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SWAMPIES
TUESDAY 28TH August 2018
Three clubs and a putter day today due to course renovation. 21 foolhardy
souls turned up today and many relished the shorter fairways and posted some
really good scores.
Results for today:
WINNER: Denis (One “n”) Simpson 26 points / 17 h’cap cb
from:
RUNNER-UP: Ian Jeffery 26 points / 10 h,cap cb
from:
3rd PLACE: Bruce Medhurst 26 points / 16 h’cap – Sorry
Bruce, no prize.
NTP 12th: Ian Jeffery 1.03 metres
NTP14th: Ian Jeffery 1.46 metres
NTP 15th (B Grade) Denis Simpson 0.39 metres
LONGEST DRIVE A Ken (Lois) Martin
LONGEST DRIVE (B) Bruce “Scoop” Medhurst
BRADMAN BALL: Ray Bracher 16 points / 7 h’cap
(Good player out of luck) c/b from Ken (Lois) Martin (7
h’cap) and Phil Player (20 h’cap).
Ball Winners Breaking Handicap: Warwick Ford, Paul Muir, Steve Wellsby, Denis
Simpson, Ian Jeffery, Bruce Medhurst, Peter Phillips, Rod “Champ” Blake, Ross
Hurley, Ross Maggs, John Hankinson, Dennis (2 “n’s”) Quinton. WHEW!!!
Weekly Lottery: John Hankinson
SPECIAL MENTIONS: Ian Jeffery had a great day today winning
3 balls and coming in second only on a countback. He also had two birdie
scores – 12th and 14th. RIPPER!!
Well done to Steve Wellsby with a birdie 2 on the 16th hole.
DUMMY AWARD: Just as Steve Wellsby was basking in the glory
of winning two balls today he got clobbered
by Ross Hurley who awarded him the dummy
just because he played the round today with
a kiddie’s golf bag. TOUGH!
STIRRER’S PADDLE: Nigel Tarr who wasn’t here today. Doesn’t
that mean that he didn’t technically “bring
it”? Go get him, Waz!!
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK:
How does the Man in the Moon cut his hair?
Eclipse it!
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Tuesday 4th September 2018
CAPTAIN’s TROPHY DAY today. 20 players (10 teams) vied today for the
Captain’s Trophy for 2018. Two-man Ambrose event. Also it was BBQ Day.
Many Thanks again to our Masterchef John Muras and helpers: Ray Elliott, Ray
Bracher, David Leabeater and Jim Weir.
Results for today:
WINNERS: Ross Hurley and Bruce Medhurst 36 1/4 points 6 3/4 h’cap.
Captain Ross awards HIS trophy to Ross Hurley and Bruce Medhurst (and a fine
trophy IT IS)!! Congratulations, Ross and Bruce for a jolly good effort.
RUNNERS-UP: Doesn’t matter: - No Prize, No Glory, No Mention!! Who
cares!!!
NTP 12th: Graham Kolln 6.1 metres
NTP14th: Graham Kolln 5.1 metres
NTP 15th (B Grade) Denis Simpson 0.39 meters (NICE)
LONGEST DRIVE A Ian Jeffery
LONGEST DRIVE (B) Bruce Medhurst
BRADMAN BALLS-UP: Vern McDonald and Wazza Ford 43 3/4 points 9 1/4
h’cap
Weekly Lottery: David Leabeater
BBQ DAY Raffle: 1st Prize: Tom O’Brien
2nd Prize: Ken (Lois) Martin
SPECIAL MENTIONS: Ross Hurley / Bruce Medhurst – birdie 4 on the 13th
Dennis Quinton / Steve Wellsby – birdie 2 on the 12th.
DUMMY AWARD: Steve Wellsby awarded the dummy to Phil
(Fancy Pants) Player because of his fancy
pants, but it was close to being given to Rod
(Sports Shorts) Blake.
STIRRER’S PADDLE: Nigel “No Show” still has it for September.SWAMPIES
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK:
When I read in the newspaper about the dangers of drinking alcohol, I decided
there and then that I would never buy another newspaper.
Tuesday 11th September 2018
The course is back to good condition following a greens renovation. Today was
Game One of the “Cock-of-the-Walk” Round Four and Rod (Pretty) Blake put in
a strong performance which will be hard to run down.
Results for today:
WINNER: Rod (Champ) Blake 28 points / 17 h’cap
RUNNER-UP: Rob Pore 23 points / 10 h’cap
NTP 12th: Rod (Fancy Shorts) Blake 1.78 metres (sank the putt for
a birdie)
NTP14th: Rob Pore 0.51 metres (Also sank the putt for a birdie)
NTP 15th (B Grade) Paul Muir 0.60 metres
LONGEST DRIVE A John Perks
LONGEST DRIVE (B) Terry Glover
BRADMAN BALL: Graeme Beddy 11 points / 20 h’cap
Ball Winners Breaking Handicap: Phil Player, Graham Kolln, Dennis
Quinton, Rod Blake, Rob Pore.
Weekly Lottery: Peter (Chucka) Goswell. (Might pay
for the coffee stains, eh Phil)!
SPECIAL MENTIONS: Dennis (2 “N’s”) Quinton also had a birdie 2 on
the par 3 twelfth.
A record score for the Swampies today with
Rod Blake scoring 28 points. WOW!! Go get
him, Mr. Handicapper!
DUMMY AWARD: Phil (Fancy Pants) Player decided to give
the dummy to Rod (Sports Shorts) Blake for
his continual sartorial attire! It was a close
thing as Peter Goswell and Nigel Tarr spat the
dummy and changed tables, simply because
Phil Player had the misfortune to spill most of
his coffee over Pete. Accidents DO happen,
you know!
STIRRER’S PADDLE: Nigel Tarr brought the paddle along today.
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK:
I think the worst time to have a heart attack is during a game of charades!
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Tuesday 18th September 2018
We had 25 hardy souls turn up today including a visitor Peter Eaton. Nice to see
you again, Peter.
“Cock-of-the-Walk”, Round Four, Game Two.
Results for today:
WINNER: John (Hanko) Hankinson 24 points / 14 h’cap
RUNNER-UP: David Leabeater 22 points / 11 h’cap
NTP 12th: Graham Kolln 3.66 metres
NTP14th: Rossco Hurley 7.1 metres
NTP 15th (B Grade) Vern McDonald Really close!
LONGEST DRIVE A Kev (Grub) Luchetti
LONGEST DRIVE (B) Paul Muir AGAIN!
BRADMAN BALL: Ross Hurley 12 points / 11 h’cap
Ball Winners Breaking Handicap: David Leabeater and John Hankinson
Weekly Lottery: Gentleman Jim Weir
SPECIAL MENTIONS: Ray Bracher had a birdie 2 on the 16th for 4
points and Hanko had a birdie 2 on the 17th
after chipping in! NICE!
DUMMY AWARD: Rod (Pretty) Blake was going to award the
dummy back to Phil Player for trying to outdo
him in the fancy shorts department. Just as
well that he didn’t, because I could see this
going back and forth forever. He did award
it to Handicapper Paul Muir because he took
two strokes off his handicap from last week –
Rod shouldn’t be surprised!
I call that a brave move – or a totally stupid
one. Editor.
STIRRER’S PADDLE: Still with Nigel Tarr. (Can’t wait till BBQ Day)!
THOUGHTS FOR THE WEEK:
1. If Dracula can’t see his reflection, how does he get his hair so neat?
2. If ghosts can walk through walls how come they don’t fall through the
floor?
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Tuesday 25th September 2018
We had 26 chaps turned up today. 24 members and 2 visitors. Welcome back
to Peter Eaton who put in his 2nd card today and a warm welcome to David
Law. Today was “Cock-of-the-Walk”, Round Four, Game Three.
Results for today:
WINNER: Kev “The Grub” Luchetti 24 points, 12 h’cap
RUNNER-UP: Peter “Chucka” Goswell 23 points / 9 h’cap on a
countback from Nigel Tarr, Bruce Rawling and Ian
Jeffery.
NTP 12th: Graham Kolln 1.96 metres
NTP14th: Kev Luchetti 4.53 metres
NTP 15th (B Grade) Tom O’Brien 4.8 metres
LONGEST DRIVE A “El Capitano” Ross Maggs
LONGEST DRIVE (B) Peter Phillips
BRADMAN BALL: Phil Player 7 points / 20 h’cap
Ball Winners Breaking Handicap: Bruce Rawling, Ian Jeffery, Ken
Martin, Kev Luchetti, Nigel Tarr, Dennis
Quinton and Pete Goswell.
Weekly Lottery: Ken “Lois” Martin
SPECIAL MENTIONS: Lois had a birdie 4 on the 13th for a
four pointer. YAY!!
DUMMY AWARD: Paul Muir retains the “Honour”.
STIRRER’S PADDLE: Nigel Tarr, who forgot to bring it in
AGAIN!
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK:
If one synchronized swimmer drowns, do the rest have to drown too?
HEADS-UP FOR NOVEMBER 2018:
Tuesday 2nd October “Cock-of-the-Walk” – Round Four, Game Four
and BBQ Day.
Tuesday 9th October “Cock-of-the-Walk” – Round Four, Game Five
Tuesday 16 th
October “Cock-of-the-Walk” – Round Four, Game Six
Tuesday 23 rd
October “Cock-of-the-Walk” – Round Four, Game
Seven
Tuesday 30th October “Cock-of-the-Walk” – Round Four, Game
Eight
Lois Lane,
Intrepid Reporter from the Daily Planet.
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LADIES GOLF Mea Culpa! Due to an unfortunate set of circumstances, my August re- port did not appear in email form, and September was missing from the Bulletin. However, in an attempt to turn adversity into triumph, I shall plough on and make mention of some of the events in August. Shirley’s Shuttle Day was generously sponsored by a retired member, Colleen Guy. The group that ‘shuttled’ their way to the winners circle, were Marie Gaven, Merryll Mead, Kathy Yewdall & Jan Poole, followed hot on their heels by the runners up, Patsy Ann Kentwell, Carmel Brown, Sue Mallie & Helen Love. Congratulations to Lyn McMurray, Kathy Weber and Gayle Colley, all achieving eagles in August. Each month from March through September, 3 delighted women come to the microphone to express their pleasure in winning a medal, and it was no different for our August medal round. Pat Clarke won on a countback to Lorraine George for Division 1. Margie Murray took out Di- vision 2, and Josie Cadden was very happy to win Division 3. Following into September with our last Medal round of the year, a hat trick was had by Gwen Gray, winning her third Medal this year in Division 1 - quite an achievement. Jackie Crawford had a birthday round in Division 2, and Carol Post ‘posted’ a personal best of 61 nett for Division 3, a mem- orable month! 26
LADIES GOLF
CCWGA Charity Day at Gosford was represented by 10 of our women
who qualified for the event, with congratulations to Judy Andrews who
won the Division 1 Stableford Brooch against a large field.
As usual, we all look forward each year to Death by Chocolate - the
clue to the prizes is in the title! With a generous sponsorship by Brian
Reid off Coastal Funerals, we played a Single Par & 2BBB (always a
challenging game!), the winners - Division 1 Mella Rickit , Julie Elliott in
Division 2 and Coral Walker Division 3. The 2B was won by the team
of Jane Moffatt & Heather Burrett. All those who were at Presentation
were winners on the day, as each table received a bowl of chocolates
provided by President Donna.
A big thank you to Patsy Elliott, as Patron of Everglades Country Club,
Patsy donated $50 towards an inaugural Patrons Day for the best over
the field score, won by Sue Mallie with a whopping 40 points.
Del Taylor had a hole in one whilst holidaying in Sawtell recently - she
will talk you through it if you are inclined to ask!
The CCWGA and the Hunter River District held an inaugural team event
challenge for lower markers at Toukley on Monday 2nd, won convincing-
ly by our District, 10 1/2 to 4 1/2. Donna (never say die) Mitchell won her
match 2 up after ‘clawing’ back from 3 down.
27Ten women strode out on the first hole for this years Shootout, one by one, hole by hole, each was eliminated, however, the presentation of a ‘blingy’flute filled with champagne eased the disappointment. By the 9th hole only two remained in the contest; a tense moment around the green as each woman had a ‘chip off’ over a bunker to the hole. Steph Rapmund’s chip was a beauty, acknowledged with great sports- manship by Gwen Gray coming in as runner up. A terrific few hours, and some great golf by all participants. Lots happening this month - Captain Vs Presidents Day, Vets Closing Day and our Women’s AGM. The nomination forms for Committee will be out soon, so if you would like to contribute in the running of women’s golf, fill out a nomination form and, give it a go. 28
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LADIES BOWLS
Father’s Day Bowls Day was held on Friday 31st August
Men’s Bowls President and
Jan Ladies’ Bowls President
were delighted the day was
a great success!
Vice Presidents Elaine and
Maureen with President
Janice
Happy Bowlers
Elaine Vincent, President
Janice jones & Maureen
Micallef, worked so hard in
organising this Father’s Day
event.
30LADIES BOWLS
The Final of the Major Triples were held on Thursday 6th September
*Winners* Sharyn, Carol & Sue
Runners Up
Lorriane
Fay
Brenda
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Ladies Bowls Funday Monday was held at Everglades on 27th August
Sponsored by Creighton’s
Winners of the day
The Entrance Club
2nd place Umina Beach
and Everglades 3rd place Roslyn,
Maureen, Pat & Annette
Kylee Ide made the scrumptious
scones! Lots of prizes on the day!
It was the coldest day in August!!
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The Pink Ribbon Charity Day for Cancer was held at “The Greens” at The
Entrance on Monday 10th September
There were lots of different Raffles and the Monster Raffle was well patronized.
Over $7000 was raised on the day!
33Fay, Mavis, Judith & Kitty above enjoying the day! Prizes galore! A most enjoyable day! 34
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