Bowlers and their wives win all

THE mixed numbers competition, well organised by Moira Millard, was narrowly won by the AMBC team comprising Gina George, Fred Hutchins and Fires van Vuuren scoring 4+42.

Just one shot behind them was Mally Swanby, Jenny Wadeley and Gay Symons; second session went to John Aldhouse, Mickey Morrison and Loretta Holness on 2+20.

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During the competition, Linda Stead showed she is a skip in the making but has got to learn to be a bit more grumpy.

Most skips would utter grievances when one of the team bowls a wrong bias – not Linda – when husband Steve bowled one, out came “Oh bad luck darling.”

Thanks to sponsors Umdoni Golf Club, Atlanta Spur, Halfway Toyota and our caterers Christine Aldhouse, Lindy Suter, Lily Herregods, Zelda Wood and Charles Douglas.

Thanks to Peter and Ellie Woolcock who organised the mixed 2-4-2 competition in their usual competent way.

All three teams winning prizes were husband and wife teams, clearly bonding ‘Jack and Kitty’.

Berryl Finlay was in excellent form and carried hubby in both sessions to win first prize.

Keith’s mind was apparently on his seven wicket haul in a Sunday school cricket match in 1954.

Runners-up Mike and Zelda Wood, scored 4+7 and the second session was won by Steve and Sue Padgett on 2+15.

Thanks to sponsors Atlanta Spur, The Doghouse Café and Zisabo for their continued support.

Congratulations to Gay Symons who received her KBA District colours this week.

Congrats to Herbie Beverley who turned 80 last week and continues to feature in league and competition teams.

Chris Wehr celebrated a birthday with Sezela bowlers and friends at the Driving Range and was pleased to receive a gift to add to his and Engela’s rock collection.

Steve Padgett was presented with the ‘Stirrer of the Month’ spoon after comments that shall remain private.

Members were in full force supporting sponsor Pennvalley Golf Estate last Friday and it was pleasing to see Tony Beukes in such good spirits.

He assures all he will be back on the green shortly.

Colin McLeod is back home, but still experiencing pain from broken ribs and is in the clinic care unit at the Village.

Liz and Colin express thanks to members who were quite caring during the past couple of weeks.

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