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HomeSportThe Russells are winners

The Russells are winners

COOROY BOWLS
THIS week Tuesday Jackpot pairs was won by John Ison and David Hateley-James,
Wednesday Business Bowls was washed out.
Thursday – High Rollers Ladder at present is: Underwaters 36, Bushrangers 34, Potukis 34, Galahs 32, RAG 32, BAS 32, Eumundi Boys 32, X-Factor 30, Royal Flush 30, Cormorants 26, Beesting 24.
Thursday: Sponsor’s Day Winners; Russell Murray and Russell Butler. Runner-Up: Kerry Knowles and Ken Christensen. 2nd Round: Bettina Winkler and Yvonne Pattinson.
There will be no State of Origin this Saturday as Yandina have a big day planned.
On Sunday, Yandina have a bus load of visitors – a group called “Saints and Sinners” so that should be fun! It is an all day event which includes lunch. They would love to have some Cooroy players join with them. Call Yandina Club or email back to nominate.

POMONA BOWLS
WITH the Pomona bowling green having its annual maintenance, there is not much activity at the club. However the clubhouse is still open so don’t forget to call in for a cooling drink and the restaurant is open from Wednesdays to Sundays serving succulent meals.
A reminder to all bowlers that the AGMs are being held in the next few weeks. Men’s Section 10.30am, Saturday 21 November; Ladies Section 10.30am, Wednesday 25 November; and the Club AGM 10am on Sunday 6 December.
Pomona and Cooroy recently played the 2015 final of the Walter Harris Shield match. The game was held at Cooroy, and at the commencement, Pomona had a 12 shot carry over advantage from the first leg held earlier this year at Pomona. With only a single shot win for Pomona over the seven rinks in the first game, there was everything to play for in the second game and with Cooroy getting a 6 on the first end on one rink their intentions were clear.
The momentum shifted Pomona’s way as the game progressed and resulted in a convincing win by the end of the game, ensuring Pomona retained the shield for another year.
Thank you Cooroy for your hospitality and a great afternoon of lawn bowls. It is always good for the game when rivals can play in such a friendly manner.
– Kitty and Jack

TEWANTIN NOOSA BOWLS CLUB
DISTRICT Night Pennant – We went down to Coolum Beach 4/1, the only rink win was our Ladies’ Pairs and the Mixed fours narrowly missed out going down in the final end by just one shot. As a result we are likely to miss out on the final and finish second behind Coolum Beach.
Tewantin – Noosa – Saturday ‘Open’ Pairs winners were Gill McDonald and Ralphe Rickman and the runners-up were Ron Wallish and Lindsay Barker. Triples Winners were Alan Riley, Beryl Nelson and Ron Hewson. The $38 Pairs jackpot was won by Judith Boakes and Sharon Briggs. The Triples Jackpot was not won and carries over.
In-Visit by Bundy Rumblers coincided with Noosa Discount Drug Store – Ladies Tuesday Triples which was a successful and enjoyable day. The winners were Glenda Riley, Jeannette Emery and Rod Doran. The runners-up were Jan Fourro, Mary Clark and Carole Jones.
Noosa Discount Drug Store – Men’s Wednesdays Pairs were won by Len Saunderson and Brian Dodd (+33). Triples winners were Alex Williamson, Bryn Whitcombe and Ron Evans (+17). The Jackpot $203 was not won and carries over.
Ivory Palms – Thursday ‘Open Pairs’ were won by Marie and Andrew McCall. The runners-up were Steve Bowie and Ron Wallish. The jackpot was not won and carries over.
Laguna Retirement Estate – ‘Friendly’ Friday Triples winners were Connie Johnston, Val Reinicke and Peter Larke. The runners-up were Gary Bond, Kath and Bryan Simmons. The Jackpot of $101 was not won and carries over.
Saints and Sinners In-visit on Friday the 20 and Saturday 21. More players are required for a Saturday game at just $5 for Members. A 4.30pm finish will give you time to ‘doll up’ in time for presentation night.
Presentation Night on Saturday the 21 November, including DJ and a show. Tickets are available from our 2 4 6 Ate Bistro at just $30, get in early and book a table.
– Green Master

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