MARGATE
The Doug Watson Memorial proved to be a wonderful weekend of bowls.
Consisting of mixed trips, singles, men’s pairs, ladies’ pairs and mixed pairs, it was enjoyed by 112 participants from all over South Africa.
Sincere thanks go to main sponsor Re/Max Coast and Country, represented by Mark Jones, for their generosity and support of this prestigious event.
The club thanked many others, especially Volkswagen Margate, who also contributed towards prizes and hampers.
Unfortunately, the inclement weather didn’t allow for the last event – the fours – to be played, but it did allow for much merriment in the pub instead.
Well deserved winners of this year’s tournament were Glen Hatfield, Eileen Burt, Rhett Butler and Helen Proctor.
In regular competitions, the Food Lover’s Market pairs on October 24 was won by Ian Hunter, Chippy Louw and Steve Blundell.
Runners-up were Mark Kassner, Dave Fraser and Christine Fraser.
Session prize went to Mike Prinsloo, Roger Symes and Erika Heyns.
Lucky draw was won by Yvonne Bausek.
VILLAGE
Winning the JL Panelbeaters open trips on October 21 were Martiens Olivier, André and Elsa Lourens. Runners-up were Trevor Heywood, Mo Karani and Mervyn Barratt.
First session winners were Manny Rodrigues, Gary Hess and Bill Eccles. Second session went to Gerhard Balzer, Sannie Balzer and Marijeanne Fensham.
RIVERSIDE
The JL Panelbeaters mixed trips played on October 22 were won by Mike Thompson, Paul Mundell and Cheryl Thompson.
Second place went to Cassidy Martin, Gerhard Waldeck and Peter Griffiths. Third place went to Dale Riddle, Nickey Riddle and Dillon Schoeman.
THE BELL
Mixed pairs winners were Hans and Dina van der Walt. Runners-up were Steve O’Moore and Sharolyn Dacey.
Session went to Barry and Desiree Krause.
HAVE YOUR SAY
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