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Handicap Singles over in a flash

It is important to support other clubs, as the bowls club would like their support.

The concept of completing the competition in one weekend was extremely successful. Competition was fierce, with games going well past 21 ends to get a result.
The finals, contested by Greg Conelly and Willie Nel, ended with Greg being ultimate winner. The ladies’ final was between Lyn Dippenaar and Nan Roos, with Nan being the winner. This was followed by an enjoyable bring-and-braai. Bowlers are asked to bear with the green keeper while he is trying to eradicate the curse of the clover and broad leaf weeds.
Well done to Nan Roos and Elsie Pretorius for winning the Northerns KZNCB Ladies’ Pairs; runners-up were Alice Howe and Anne Wood. A fiercely contested Men’s Pairs final saw Philip Scheepers and Hogart Gevers beaten by Trevor Moore and Frans Schoon.
A major fundraising croquet day will be arranged early in May, with a military and Victorian theme. Watch this space…
See the notice board for all upcoming sponsored competitions locally and around the country. It is important to support other clubs, as the bowls club would like their support.
There will be sunset bowls every Friday from 3:30pm onwards. Anyone wishing to try their hand at bowls, roll up – club bowls available free of charge. The Dundee Bowling Club is a great venue for functions or parties, and is fully licensed. Contact President John Davison on 083 795 6642 for information. Call in at the Bowling Club on Wednesdays, Fridays or Saturdays.

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Terry Worley

Terry Worley has been associated with the Courier for many years and is involved in the community covering a variety of issues affecting residents. He has a passion for local politics and for the history of the area.

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