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Bowling club invites new members

Florida North Bowling Club held a well-attended open day.

The Florida North Bowling Club held a well-attended open day on October 2, showcasing their club and the game of bowls to potential members.

According to chairperson Jannie Venter, the open day was held on the club’s birthday.

“We are turning 72 years old, having first opened on October 5, 1954.

Florida North eventually became one of the largest bowling clubs on the West Rand,” he said.

“We think having the community join us for an introduction to the game of bowls is a fitting way to celebrate this special day.”

Players took part in a relaxing game of bowls, followed by a prize-giving and a delicious dinner and social evening in the clubhouse.

“Everyone had a fantastic time,” says Jannie, who added that the purpose of the open day was to attract new members.

“People have this idea that bowls are exclusively for the elderly.

“Nothing could be further from the truth.

“Bowling is increasingly attracting younger players who enjoy getting outdoors in a fun and family-friendly environment that caters for young and old alike.”

Venter added that anyone interested in becoming a member or learning more about bowling is welcome to contact him on 076 310 3109.

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