Capers for 18 th October 2012 - Forestville RSL Club
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<strong>Capers</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>18</strong> <strong>th</strong> <strong>October</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />
Please note <strong>th</strong>at capers can be viewed on our website at www.<strong>for</strong>estvillersl.com.au.<br />
(Please proceed to <strong>th</strong>e sport/social pages and click on capers report at <strong>th</strong>e top of <strong>th</strong>e page)<br />
ANGLING & BOATING<br />
Social Outing<br />
On Sunday last, <strong>th</strong>e fisho’s enjoyed an outing to Windsor. There were 20 of us and we met at <strong>th</strong>e club at<br />
8.30am. Bob Connors drove <strong>th</strong>e bus and Diane supplied <strong>th</strong>e cakes <strong>for</strong> our morning tea. Morning tea was at a<br />
park in rouse Hill <strong>th</strong>at is very natural and has great amenities.<br />
Di’s rock cakes and banana, pineapple cake were delicious. Bob Es<strong>th</strong>erby boiled <strong>th</strong>e water to perfection <strong>for</strong> our<br />
tea and coffee. Thanks to all <strong>th</strong>ose who make our trips so enjoyable.<br />
At Windsor we were given an hour to browse <strong>th</strong>rough Windsor Markets and <strong>th</strong>e shops<br />
which were very unique in <strong>th</strong>eir own way.<br />
We alighted <strong>th</strong>e paddle steamer on <strong>th</strong>e Hawkesbury River and it took us as far as Ebenezer<br />
and back. There was a band playing cool music which was easy to talk over. Lunch was a<br />
buffet style and we were given table service <strong>for</strong> our drinks. A very enjoyable day wi<strong>th</strong> great<br />
company.<br />
Outside Fishing<br />
On Sunday, <strong>October</strong> 28, Bob Es<strong>th</strong>erby will be looking <strong>for</strong> fishing people <strong>for</strong> his trip. The list is up at <strong>th</strong>e club <strong>for</strong><br />
names and phone numbers.<br />
BILLIARDS & SNOOKER<br />
WINTER <strong>2012</strong>/13<br />
B Grade:<br />
Round 2 16 <strong>th</strong> <strong>October</strong> Progress Points<br />
Harbord Diggers 2 9 v <strong>Forestville</strong> <strong>RSL</strong> 6 Belrose Bowling 20<br />
Narrabeen <strong>RSL</strong> 7 v Pittwater <strong>RSL</strong> 6 Harbord Diggers 1 15<br />
Belrose Bowling 8 v Harbord Diggers 1 5 Harbord Diggers 2 12<br />
MW Builders – Bye MW Builders 10<br />
<strong>Forestville</strong> <strong>RSL</strong> 9<br />
Pittwater <strong>RSL</strong> 9<br />
Narrabeen <strong>RSL</strong> 7<br />
Highest Breaks to Date:<br />
Snooker: 28 Danny Hough (Harbord 2)<br />
This Week:<br />
Snooker: 28 Danny Hough (Harbord 2)<br />
BRIDGE<br />
RESULTS OF GAMES<br />
Friday 12-10-12 (BLUE section)<br />
N/S =1 st M Al<strong>for</strong>d & A Ludriks<br />
N/S =1 st E Lee & P Toong<br />
N/S 3 rd V Cope & J Ford<br />
E/W 1 st S Knowles & M Nash<br />
E/W 2 nd B Lamborn & P Quick<br />
E/W 3 rd J Haemmerli & L Passalis<br />
Monday 15-10-12<br />
N/S 1 st G Bennett & M Bennett<br />
N/S 2 nd J Porteous & M Shirlaw<br />
N/S 3 rd FC Liu & T Liu<br />
(RED Section)<br />
N/S 1 st B Caldwell & J Fordree<br />
N/S 2 nd A Falvey & H Gulli<strong>for</strong>d<br />
N/S 3 rd G de Jong & K Magi<br />
E/W 1 st C Craig & J Porteous<br />
E/W 2 nd T Scott & J To<strong>th</strong><br />
E/W 3 rd A Barclay & P Barclay<br />
E/W 1 st S Knowles & M Nash<br />
E/W 2 nd P Hewitt & C Judge<br />
E/W 3 rd N Grech & L Passalis<br />
Mermaid
DANCE & SOCIAL<br />
On Wednesday night, 10 <strong>October</strong>, our MC was one of our newer Committee Members – Malcolm Lindsay, who<br />
was excellent.<br />
Prizes –<br />
Barn Dance: Ross Lamond, Linda Fong, Jeffrey Fong, Lin Johnson<br />
Monte Carlo: Jeffrey Fong, Solveig Bloomfield<br />
Lucky Door: Ross Lamond & Sandra O’Nion<br />
We had <strong>th</strong>e usual Bir<strong>th</strong>day and Wedding Anniversary celebration singing. We also have a<br />
90 <strong>th</strong> Bir<strong>th</strong>day of one of our very regular dancers coming up soon. This young Lady is still<br />
dancing at least twice a week – remembering all <strong>th</strong>e steps too.<br />
Our Dinner Dance “Swing into Spring”, held on Saturday night <strong>October</strong> 13, <strong>2012</strong> was a<br />
wonderful success. The Organiser and Stage Decorator, Ka<strong>th</strong>leen Wilson did a great job.<br />
All <strong>th</strong>e Committee, as always assisted wherever needed to bring <strong>th</strong>is night to its success.<br />
The caterers produced <strong>th</strong>eir really satisfying food, which was served very pleasantly by all<br />
<strong>th</strong>e staff. The music was great and <strong>th</strong>is added to <strong>th</strong>e fun of <strong>th</strong>e night when MC Ray injected his funny comments<br />
relating to various songs played and sung to by most of <strong>th</strong>e 60 dancers. All in all ano<strong>th</strong>er really happy night<br />
celebrating <strong>th</strong>e coming of Spring.<br />
Prizes –<br />
Barn Dance: Jeffrey Fong, Anne Baleisis, King Fong, Pam Piper<br />
Monte Carlo: Fred Johnson, Joy Glassey<br />
Lucky Door: Terry Dessaix & Joy Glassey<br />
Our next Dinner will be our Christmas one, to be held on Saturday December 8. This will be organised by all <strong>th</strong>e<br />
Committee.<br />
We will be featuring <strong>th</strong>e Davidson Dance Ensemble – a talented group of students from <strong>th</strong>e Davidson High<br />
School. There will be more details later on when bookings will commence, so remember to keep <strong>th</strong>e date free.<br />
B.O.B.<br />
FLYING BOWLERS<br />
Tomorrow we are on our way to Maitland and Cessnock <strong>for</strong> our long weekend away. Make sure you have your<br />
bowls <strong>th</strong>is evening as <strong>th</strong>e <strong>Club</strong> will not be open be<strong>for</strong>e we leave in <strong>th</strong>e morning. Three bowls<br />
each should be enough. The coach will depart from <strong>th</strong>e lower car park at 8am sharp. We<br />
all look <strong>for</strong>ward to sharing a fun time toge<strong>th</strong>er.<br />
Have you sent in any suggestions <strong>for</strong> next year’s weekend away or had a chat to fellow<br />
members? Your Committee look <strong>for</strong>ward to getting a few ideas as it is never too early to make<br />
bookings and seek out distant <strong>Club</strong>s who might enjoy a friendly game of bowls wi<strong>th</strong> us. Please<br />
let a Committee member have some feed-back.<br />
Then suddenly we will be into November and our Christmas/end of year function on Sunday <strong>18</strong><br />
November. We look <strong>for</strong>ward to sharing bowls and/or lunch wi<strong>th</strong> <strong>th</strong>e majority of our members prior to<br />
<strong>th</strong>e end of year ‘madness’. The list will be passed around on <strong>th</strong>e Maitland Getaway and <strong>th</strong>ereafter<br />
will be in <strong>th</strong>e usual Flying Bowlers area in <strong>th</strong>e men’s locker room. This event will be subsidised at a<br />
cost of only $25 per person whe<strong>th</strong>er bowling or not. The Salvation Army’s “Toys <strong>for</strong> <strong>th</strong>e Needy<br />
Children Campaign” will welcome unwrapped gifts suitable <strong>for</strong> children of all ages. More in<strong>for</strong>mation<br />
later.<br />
Are you experiencing or have you had <strong>th</strong>e current laryngitis/chesty cold? If so, we hope you are<br />
feeling so much better as we greet <strong>th</strong>e hotter wea<strong>th</strong>er. To any of our members who are ‘out of sorts’,<br />
know <strong>th</strong>at you are in our <strong>th</strong>oughts. Get well soon.<br />
Flying Hi<br />
INDOOR BOWLS<br />
Last Thursday night, we played bowls in <strong>th</strong>e “Forest Room” – only one word <strong>for</strong> it – “different” playing carpet on<br />
carpet. The speed of <strong>th</strong>e bowls was very slow, anyhow, everybody had a fun night and some, not so good bowls<br />
were played.
The results <strong>for</strong> <strong>th</strong>e night were –<br />
1 st Doreen Ma<strong>th</strong>ieson, Joan MacDonald & Carol Taylor. 2 nd place went to Jan Carty,<br />
Brian Chaffer & George Nor<strong>th</strong>.<br />
Margaret Campbell is out of hospital and is home recuperating. The Bain’s and <strong>th</strong>e<br />
Boyle’s are still traipsing around <strong>th</strong>e globe. That’s all <strong>th</strong>e results and “goss” <strong>for</strong> <strong>th</strong>e week,<br />
so, until next time – when I’ll see ya.<br />
On The Mat<br />
LADIES GOLF<br />
Monday 15 <strong>th</strong> <strong>October</strong> – A good roll up wi<strong>th</strong> 34 Ladies arriving at Warringah today <strong>for</strong> a 9 Hole “4” <strong>Club</strong><br />
Stable<strong>for</strong>d event - <strong>th</strong>e wea<strong>th</strong>er was perfect al<strong>th</strong>ough getting a little warm towards <strong>th</strong>e end of <strong>th</strong>e morning.<br />
The results were as follows:<br />
A GRADE: 1 st Marj Bartley 15stb points, 2 nd Carol Irvine 14stb points, 3 rd Marg Perger 12stb points.<br />
Nearest <strong>th</strong>e Pin 5 <strong>th</strong> – Alison Poulter; Longest Drive 6 <strong>th</strong> – Marj Bartley.<br />
B GRADE: 1 st Val Mahn 13 stb points ocb, 2 nd Carol Collyer 13 stb points, 3 rd Lorraine Tait 12stb points<br />
ocb, 4 <strong>th</strong> Jean Stream 12stb points ocb, 5 <strong>th</strong> Hennie Taranto 12stb points ocb, 6 <strong>th</strong> Robyn<br />
Hudson 12stb points. Nearest <strong>th</strong>e Pin 5 <strong>th</strong> – Hennie Taranto; Longest Drive 6 <strong>th</strong> – Val Mahn.<br />
C GRADE: 1 st Be<strong>th</strong> Symonds 12stb points ocb, 2 nd Pat Boland 12stb points ocb, 3 rd Betty Morrison 12stb<br />
points. Nearest <strong>th</strong>e Pin 5 <strong>th</strong> – Robyn Mortimer; Longest Drive 6 <strong>th</strong> – Robyn Mortimer.<br />
It is wi<strong>th</strong> great sadness <strong>th</strong>at we learnt of <strong>th</strong>e dea<strong>th</strong> last Friday of Bill Barrass, husband of our Co-Captain<br />
Pauline. Our <strong>th</strong>oughts and prayers are wi<strong>th</strong> Pauline at <strong>th</strong>is time.<br />
Future Dates:<br />
Monday 22 nd <strong>October</strong> – Palm Beach – <strong>18</strong> holes Stable<strong>for</strong>d - 8.00am <strong>for</strong> 8.30am Tee Off.<br />
Monday 29 <strong>th</strong> <strong>October</strong> - Warringah – 9 holes – Grade Day – 8.30am <strong>for</strong> 9.00am Tee Off. BBQ Lunch<br />
back at <strong>th</strong>e F<strong>RSL</strong>.<br />
Monday 5 <strong>th</strong> November – Warringah – Gala Day – 9 Holes – 8.30am <strong>for</strong> 9.00am Tee Off<br />
Diary Dates:<br />
Wednesday 31 st <strong>October</strong> – Luncheon at Café Piemonte, Terrey Hills – Jenny<br />
Clif<strong>for</strong>d is taking bookings <strong>for</strong> <strong>th</strong>ose who would like to attend.<br />
Monday 3 rd December – A fun morning at “Par 3” Terrey Hills.<br />
Wednesday 5 <strong>th</strong> December – Presentation/Xmas Party at F<strong>RSL</strong>.<br />
Our best wishes to any of our members who are on <strong>th</strong>e sick or injured list – we hope<br />
to see you back on <strong>th</strong>e golf course soon.<br />
MENS BOWLS<br />
Championship Results <strong>for</strong> <strong>th</strong>is week<br />
Handicap Singles: Jeff Ortmann def Bob Wilson.<br />
Handicap Pairs: Greg Carew & Moose Morris def George Schauwecker - Matt Cameron &<br />
Peter Robson def Fred Collins & Bill Nash<br />
Twilight Bowls: After last week’s washout we are looking <strong>for</strong> a good turnout <strong>th</strong>is Friday. There<br />
are some new bowlers coming <strong>th</strong>is week and we would welcome some more so bring along a<br />
friend (s)<br />
Measuring is an important part of <strong>th</strong>e game of bowls and if you are interested in receiving<br />
some instruction on <strong>th</strong>e techniques of how to correctly measure <strong>th</strong>en let Peter Robson know as<br />
we are planning to run some sessions on <strong>th</strong>is aspect of bowls.<br />
Great to see Peter van den Berg at <strong>th</strong>e <strong>Club</strong> watching <strong>th</strong>e men bowl last Saturday.<br />
Bowlers, Please Note:<br />
The <strong>Forestville</strong> Bowling <strong>Club</strong>s Controlling Body has determined <strong>th</strong>at <strong>for</strong> all Social Bowls games, <strong>th</strong>e following<br />
rule will apply.
“When <strong>th</strong>e jack is out of bounds <strong>th</strong>en it must be re-spotted on <strong>th</strong>e Tee.”<br />
We had a case on Saturday when somebody <strong>for</strong>got about <strong>th</strong>is rule so please read and remember!<br />
Remember; Apart from Competition Triples, all o<strong>th</strong>er competition games must be played outside of Wednesday<br />
and Saturday afternoon bowls days.<br />
Wicked Off<br />
VETERANS GOLF<br />
There were 29 players hitting off last Friday, <strong>October</strong> 12 in wet and wild conditions, but only a few completed <strong>th</strong>e<br />
<strong>18</strong> holes, so <strong>th</strong>ere are no official results. Prizes were given <strong>for</strong> long drives, nearest <strong>th</strong>e pins and raffle wi<strong>th</strong><br />
results being –<br />
NTP: A Grade – 5 <strong>th</strong> Paul Collett, 16 <strong>th</strong> Dennis Gilmour; B Grade – 5 <strong>th</strong> Karl Mateusek, 16 <strong>th</strong> A Skinner; C Grade –<br />
5 <strong>th</strong> Col Coupland, 16 <strong>th</strong> A Skinner<br />
Long Drives: A – 7 <strong>th</strong> Jack Prior, 15 <strong>th</strong> A Skinner; B – 7 <strong>th</strong> Brian Ward, 15 <strong>th</strong> Brian Ward; C – 7 <strong>th</strong> Neil Watt, 15 <strong>th</strong> Mike<br />
Hudson<br />
Lucky Dip: Ian Tuckwell, Col coupland, Peter Ferrett and balls from Wally to Paul Collett & Ian Shoulder<br />
The rained out Wyong game has been rescheduled <strong>for</strong> Tuesday, <strong>October</strong> 30 and everyone is invited to come up<br />
<strong>for</strong> a game, <strong>th</strong>ough not in <strong>th</strong>e competition, and pay <strong>th</strong>e pro<br />
green fees which are around $26. It is a great course wi<strong>th</strong> W<br />
I D E fairways so come up and experience a different course.<br />
Phone Ian Tuckwell or Ian Marnoch if you have any queries<br />
on 94890274 or 84112344.<br />
WALKERS REPORT<br />
STRICKLAND STATE FOREST – CENTRAL COAST – Mon 8 <strong>th</strong> Oct. It was a cool overcast day – just<br />
perfect <strong>for</strong> a great walk <strong>th</strong>rough a <strong>for</strong>est. Ten members and one visitor met at Bambara Reserve<br />
Belrose <strong>for</strong> <strong>th</strong>e drive nor<strong>th</strong> to Somersby. We entered <strong>th</strong>e Strickland Forest and had morning tea at<br />
Banksia Picnic Area (good facilities) be<strong>for</strong>e shuffling two cars to <strong>th</strong>e lower Stoney<br />
Creek car park. We <strong>th</strong>en walked from <strong>th</strong>e picnic area down <strong>th</strong>e hill <strong>th</strong>rough<br />
magnificent cabbage tree ferns. At <strong>th</strong>e end of <strong>th</strong>e Cabbage Fern trail we proceeded<br />
along <strong>th</strong>e Stony Creek trail and crossed <strong>th</strong>e creek to <strong>th</strong>e Aboretum (hard <strong>for</strong> me to<br />
say) where we went “Wow” many times and strained our necks as we marvelled at<br />
<strong>th</strong>e very tall and straight grey gums, red cedars (Toona ciliata) and hoop pines<br />
(Araucaria cunninghamii). After passing over a rope bridge we came upon <strong>th</strong>e bunya<br />
pine (Araucaria bidwillii) which are quite different and have very prickly leaves.<br />
We <strong>th</strong>en took <strong>th</strong>e Bell Bird trail which was aptly named be<strong>for</strong>e returning to <strong>th</strong>e Aboretum trail and our<br />
cars at <strong>th</strong>e Stoney Creek car park. We drove back up <strong>th</strong>e long hill to <strong>th</strong>e Banksia Picnic area and had lunch.<br />
After lunch we walked along <strong>th</strong>e relatively short Strickland Falls Trail where <strong>th</strong>ere were heaps of Gymea<br />
Lilies. Un<strong>for</strong>tunately only a few lilies were in flower and only a trickle of water was coming over <strong>th</strong>e falls.<br />
The trail continued on a lower level where we passed <strong>th</strong>rough more magnificent red cedars be<strong>for</strong>e we<br />
climbed slowly back to our cars to head back home. This 7km walk was <strong>th</strong>oroughly enjoyed by all.<br />
JUMPY<br />
WALKERS 16<strong>th</strong> BIRTHDAY – Sun 14 <strong>th</strong> Oct. At Davidson Park 81 Walkers celebrated our 16 <strong>th</strong> Bir<strong>th</strong>day<br />
wi<strong>th</strong> a picnic lunch of chicken, salad, cheesecake and of course <strong>th</strong>e mandatory bir<strong>th</strong>day cake. Amongst <strong>th</strong>e<br />
guests it was pleasing to welcome Herby Herbert, <strong>th</strong>e <strong>for</strong>mer <strong>Club</strong> President who initiated <strong>th</strong>e <strong>for</strong>mation of<br />
<strong>th</strong>e Walkers Section all <strong>th</strong>ose years ago. Patron John Morrison <strong>th</strong>en told <strong>th</strong>ose present of <strong>th</strong>e first walk <strong>th</strong>e<br />
Section undertook on <strong>th</strong>e 13 <strong>th</strong> <strong>October</strong> 1966, from <strong>th</strong>e <strong>Club</strong> <strong>th</strong>rough <strong>th</strong>e Garigal bush via <strong>th</strong>e Lyrebird track<br />
down to Davidson Park & back up Warringah Rd returning to <strong>th</strong>e <strong>Club</strong>. This walk was<br />
more strenuous <strong>th</strong>an expected and all deemed it too hard and too long. 31 Walkers<br />
started <strong>th</strong>e walk and after <strong>th</strong>is inauspicious start it is pleasing to note <strong>th</strong>at our numbers<br />
have now grown to over 160 members. We must be doing some<strong>th</strong>ing right.<br />
Special <strong>th</strong>anks to Daphne <strong>for</strong> all her hard work to make <strong>th</strong>e day a success and to<br />
President Pam and all <strong>th</strong>e Ladies and Gents who helped ensure <strong>th</strong>e Walkers Bir<strong>th</strong>day<br />
was a successful day.<br />
M.G.<br />
STROLLER
DIARY NOTES<br />
BOTANIC GARDENS WOLLONGONG – Thur 25 <strong>th</strong> Oct. Meet under <strong>th</strong>e big Clock at Central Country<br />
Plat<strong>for</strong>ms at 8.45 am <strong>for</strong> 9.03 am Wollongong train. Grading– Easy. 5 km – 3 Hours. The 10 hectare<br />
Gardens host an impressive array of native and flowering flora from around <strong>th</strong>e world.<br />
WOMENS AUXILIARY<br />
Next meeting is November 5 <strong>th</strong> a BBQ $10 per person commencing at 11.30am.<br />
President Barbara<br />
WOMEN'S BOWLS<br />
Tuesday 16<strong>th</strong> <strong>October</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />
President Ann opened <strong>th</strong>e day welcoming back <strong>th</strong>e following ladies - Carol Anstiss, Enid Newham, Jean Green,<br />
Joy Nixon & Lois Foster (<strong>th</strong>ese members have not been wi<strong>th</strong> us <strong>for</strong> some time due to illness or travel). We had<br />
38 players today enduring very warm conditions <strong>for</strong> bowls. The semi finals of our <strong>Club</strong> fours were played and<br />
bo<strong>th</strong> matches were extremely close.<br />
The results were -<br />
J. Bowles, B. Jaramaz, B. Harvey & M. Wilson (skip) def. T. Carey, D. Sorbara, K. King & B. Nalder (skip)<br />
A. Betts, A. DeLeon (sub <strong>for</strong> C. Davis), S. Flaherty & V. Mahn (skip) def. S. Allen, P. Dunn, J. Wood & M. Cliff<br />
(skip)<br />
Congratulations to <strong>th</strong>e winners and best of luck to all <strong>th</strong>e ladies in <strong>th</strong>e final will be played next Tuesday.<br />
The raffle prize, which were beautiful towels kindly donated by Maria Kennemore, was won by our very lucky<br />
bir<strong>th</strong>day girl Carol Anstiss who skillfully picked out her own number. Shirley Ellis was <strong>th</strong>e winner of <strong>th</strong>e lucky<br />
lunch/green fees.<br />
The Committee has introduced a couple of changes to our Section:<br />
1. Change of Format <strong>for</strong> play on Thursdays - Selection will not be on duty on Thursdays<br />
<strong>for</strong> <strong>th</strong>e remainder of <strong>th</strong>e year (except <strong>for</strong> our final Mixed Mufti day 8.11.12). Lists <strong>for</strong> play on<br />
Thursdays will continue to be up on our Notice Board, so please put your name down if you<br />
are interested in playing which will hopefully encourage o<strong>th</strong>er members to do <strong>th</strong>e same. But<br />
remember no-one will be available to take phone calls on a Thursday to add your name or<br />
cancel it. There<strong>for</strong>e it would be appreciated if players could arrive at <strong>th</strong>e <strong>Club</strong> by 9.15 a.m.<br />
so <strong>th</strong>e members can arrange <strong>th</strong>eir matches wi<strong>th</strong> <strong>th</strong>e number of people in attendance. Cost<br />
<strong>for</strong> Thursday (except Mixed Mufti days) will be reduced to $6.<br />
2. Kitchen duty roster <strong>for</strong> members has ceased. The social committee will now be in<br />
charge of <strong>th</strong>ese weekly duties.<br />
Upcoming Events<br />
26<strong>th</strong> <strong>October</strong> - Fashion Parade at East Roseville W.B.C. Cost is $30 which includes champagne lunch.<br />
30<strong>th</strong> <strong>October</strong> - Red Cross stall.<br />
2nd November - Asqui<strong>th</strong> Challenge Shield<br />
6<strong>th</strong> November - Melbourne Cup Day. List is now up on Notice Board. Cost - lunch & bowls $15, bowls only $8<br />
13<strong>th</strong> November - Ku-ring-gai Shield<br />
Grey Power<br />
Interested in joining one of our sections?<br />
Why not come along and have some fun.<br />
Below is a list of contacts <strong>for</strong> each section. Please contact <strong>th</strong>em <strong>for</strong> fur<strong>th</strong>er in<strong>for</strong>mation.<br />
Angling & Boating Bob Minshall 9453 0526<br />
Billiards & Snooker John Newlyn 9913 8261<br />
Bridge Maria Al<strong>for</strong>d 9451 7221<br />
Dance & Social Shirley Palmer 9451 0158<br />
Flying Bowlers Val Gordon 9451 1169<br />
Indoor Bowls George Nor<strong>th</strong> 9451 4221<br />
Ladies Golf Alison Poulter 9451 5015<br />
Men’s Bowls Peter Robson 9451 5920<br />
Men’s Golf Bill Shields 9451 1201<br />
Travel Eileen Minshall 9453 0526<br />
Vets Golf Ian Tuckwell 9489 0274<br />
Walkers Patrick Brown 9939 1239<br />
Womens Bowls Rosemarie Pursell 9451 84<strong>18</strong>