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From the bowling greens: Jersey bowlers visit

News and results from South Coast bowling clubs.

BANNERS REST

Well done to the men’s team on winning promotion to the KBA first league.

The Golden Moon Spur mixed trips was won by Rod and Mary Phelps with Graeme Russell.

Runners-up were Joe Ashworth, Leoni Booth and Dice Graaff.

Second session went to Chris Green, Hazel and Dan Delaney, and the 50/50 board to Steve Rennie.

Next sponsored competition is the Tops Port Edward men’s pairs on Sunday March 4.

HIBBERDENE

Drawn mixed trips were won by Richard Dunn, Miriam Seager and Helene Oosthuizen.

Runners-up were Roy G, Judy Aiston and Joey Venter.

Session prize to Barbara Sates, Estelle Quinn and Charles Peters.

Next competition will be the Tiago’s mixed trips this Friday (2nd) at 2pm.

MARGATE BC

Mugg & Bean winners this week were to Denzil Massyn and Gary Hess, from Rob Miller and Barry Mollet.

Session prize to Gerry Duffy and Yvonne James. 50/50 winner was Barbara Iceton.

Social and new bowls every Sunday at 9am.

Duties: Office – Yvonne Bausek; tea – Sheena Alsolom and Vicki de Beer.

MUNSTER

The Spar mixed trips was won by Dave Banks, Val Smith and Ken Simm, from Piet Heunis, Cliff Moakes and Rina Fourie. Second session to Hennie and Marie Pretorius and Fannie Kruger. Board to Marie Pretorius.

High Rock mixed pairs next Wednesday (7th).

PORT EDWARD

Indulgence Beauty Salon mixed pairs was won by Barry Payn and Stephane Harries from Marianne and Jokkie van Vuuren. Second session was won by Frank Foley and Myra Doubell.

The flying rinks on Saturday was won by Lyn Walton from Maureen van der Poel and Leoni Booth.

Thanks to John and Molly Thomas for their generous donation of prizes and the club wishes them well on their return to the UK for six months.

Two dozen bowlers from all five clubs in Jersey in the UK visited the South Coast last week as part of a six-week tour of South Africa. The group, established by Stuart Weaving, is celebrating 50 years of friendship tours, during which it has visited 21 countries and played against more than 600 clubs. The touring party visited Limpopo, Nelspruit, Johannesburg and The Nest before playing at Margate, Riverside, Banner’s Rest and Southbroom, then on to Durban.

SOUTHBROOM

Tiago’s men’s open trips was won by Denzil Massyn, Alan Tyers and Clive Bignell.

Runners-up were Roy Robertson, Bill Parfitt and Doug Kent.

First session to Mike Prinsloo, Barry Herbert and Mike Berry and second session to John Sutton, Hans Hugo and Dave Slippers.

Wolf Security open trips was won by Vernon Clements, Bev Clements and Viv Date.

Runners-up were Helen Proctor, Mariette du Preez and Elize Bester.

First session went to Brent Addison, Trebla Lansdell and Glenn Hatfield.

Second session was won by Norma Louw, Chrissie Chancellor and Hazel Williams.

Tour leader Stuart Weaving and Southbroom’s president Hein Bester share pleasantries after the drawn match. PHOTO BY MARILYN SHEPPARD

SOUTHPORT

Winners of the Suzuki South Coast men’s trips were Albert Munnik, Norman Aiston and Rentie Stevens.

Runners-up were Rynier van Tonder, Leon Sander and Barry Krause.

Session prize went to Mike King, Cosmos Gumede and Denis Schmidt.

Geoff Kelleher, Cosmos Gumede and Carol Oaks won the Geochem Mixed Trips.

Placed second were Molly Williams, Frik Janse van Rensburg and Trudy Rush.

South Coast Herald Mixed 2-4-2 will be played on Thursday morning, March 8.

THE BELL

The Orca Restaurant mixed trips was won by Barry Krause, Gary le Brasse and Margie Duncan.

Runners-up were Barbara Fernihough, Danny McCarthy and Annette Scott.

Session prize was won by Sharolyn Dacey, Steve O’Moore and Winnie Hess.

No ‘tabs in’ this weekend as both greens will be in use for the KBA mixed pairs competition.

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TWENI

The Harbour View SuperSpar mixed pairs was won by Astrid Jackson and Tony Aveyard from runners-up Tony Johnson and Lyn Coetzer.

The Wimpy women’s pairs was won by Astrid Jackson and Nellie Davies, from runners-up Sharolyn Dacey and Tina Barbour.

The session prize was won by Pat Maggs and Sandra van Niekerk.

Next competition will be the South Coast Herald men’s pairs next Tuesday (6th).

UVONGO

Well done to Chummy Smith and Norma Louw, winners of the Food Lover’s Market 2-4-2.

They were followed by Vi Eltis and Bill Eccles.

Sessions went to Hermann and Sharon Scheinberg, Hans and Dina van der Walt.

VILLAGE

Forthcoming competitions of note are Food Lover’s Market drawn trips this Saturday (3rd), with the Hibiscus Retirement Village men’s trips next Tuesday (6th).

Hibiscus Insurance Brokers mixed trips is next Thursday (8th) and watch the board for St Patrick’s Day.

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