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Tewantin Noosa Bowls
TEWANTIN-NOOSA Bowls Club has been the ‘home’ of bowls on the Sunshine Coast, hosting the Queensland State/District sides and sharing the preliminary rounds with other Sunshine Coast clubs but very fortunate to be ‘hosting’ all the finals of the Queensland State Championships over the past two weeks.
A big thankyou to Bowls Queensland for the privilege, especially to chairman John Dawson, events co-ordinator Ron Somerville and umpire co-ordinator John Kirkpatrick.
Special mention to Bill and Steve (our greens staff) ably assisted by Schoey, also Marlene, Gary, the umpires, markers and the many volunteers who contributed to the success of both events.
The side also managed some social bowls this week. Due to the State Championships, the men played triples on Wednesday in lieu of pairs and the winners were Graham Foster, Lindsay Barker and Gary Hughes (2+32). Runners-up: Alan Curtis, Mike Lowe and Ian McCallum (1+12). The Jackpot of $414 was not won and carries over.
’Friendly Friday’ winners were Kath Simmons, Gary Bond and Bryan Simmons. Runners-up, Gwen Steel, Dossie Buckley and Alan Laird.
The jackpot of $164 was won by teams Bolesworth and Land. Pennant season is nearly upon us, so the club is looking for players and selectors in both the Women’s and Men’s sections. If you are interested, put your names up at the club.
Men’s section meeting 9am Sunday 31 May regarding selectors.
Last chance to enter the Ladies Fiesta 25 and 26 May.
Important notice: ‘All’ bowls will commence at 12.30pm until further notice. – Green Master
Cooroy Community Bowls
Tuesday Jackpot pairs: winners Alan Mc Grath and Garry Mitchell. Wednesday business bowlers: these are such fun loving groups and have two weeks left of the season due to rain-affected nights during the season.
Results – SEL 17 d Ball Breakers 3, Belvedere 11 d Pages 8, Jacobsons 16 d Chalk Dead 6, Newbies 14 d Bonnells 7, Bandios 15 d Renderers 3, Oddballs 13 d Treble Clefs 5, Getting Plastered 26 d Craft 3, Thunderbirds 14 d Mutineers 11.
Thursday highrollers enjoyed a great evening for their presentation night held on 14 May. All enjoyed a fabulous three-course meal served by the kitchen staff at The Hub. Also there was a great pianist to entertain thw crowd with many great tunes. Ann Silver and her granddaughter were guest presenters presenting to the winning team Eumundi Boys the big silver cup donated in honour of former bowler the late Terry Silver who would have also celebrated his birthday this week. Many thanks to Ann for her continued support. Also, thanks to Nancy Duffield for organising the raffle prizes.
On Thursday 28 May we will be starting at 4pm – 6pm and will call the league Twilight Triples. Names in or just turn up on Thursday.
Thursday Belvedere News Sponsored Day: winners were Bev and Ruth (Tewantin – Noosa) runners-up were Ron and Dennis (Tewantin-Noosa)Mens B Grade Singles – Semi Finals
The results were Andy Flitter Defeated Jack Kirkman, Casey defeated John Mohr. The final was then played in the afternoon Casey against Andy, Casey defeated Andy 26-10.
Mens and Ladies Pairs to be held on 24 and 31 May; names to be in by Tuesday 19 May.
New Competition on Saturdays – Cooroy Community Bowls against Rons Sportsman Challenge. Names in as soon as possible.
Fridays – from 2.30pm onwards come and try barefoot bowls, and then stay for entertainment and a meal at The Hub.
The club is looking for more bowlers, so if you are looking for something new to do, call Lynne 0405 131 746 or David 5447 6973.

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