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Woodlands BC plans drenched

There are places available for the shirts and skirts on Sunday, 27 October.

ALL Woodlands Bowling Club domestic bowls matches scheduled for the weekend were scuppered by the weather, and are carded for next Saturday.

There are places available for the shirts and skirts on Sunday, 27 October.

Call Arthur Carlyle on 076-588-7377 or Linda Hewer on 082-724-6575. The format is any combination fours.

Chloe and Alexis Wilkinson were due to have a birthday ‘carnival party’ under the trees at the club on Saturday, 19 October but the rain put paid to that idea.

The venue was switched to the hall where mom Christine and grandma Glen created a wonderful carnival atmosphere which included a popcorn machine, candy floss wheel and fun fair theme games.

Needless to say the many children and parents alike had a ball.

Adina Swanepoel, Basil Williams and Dennis Tarboton picked the right numbers for Friday night’s meat draw. Brian Elliott being away in Hillcrest ensured an increase in the snowball.

The numbers 5-6-9 produced yet another carry-over in the lotto jackpot. Dennis Tarboton and Keith Hughes won the bonus pool. JP Wessels won the chicken with big JP finishing second in the Friday darts competition.

Bev Jenkins’ name emerged first in the Saturday swindle to choose the fillet steak. Other winners being Dennis Tarboton, Dawn Moore, Trevor Hubbard, Keith Hughes, Derek Botha, Rosa Vincent and Rob de Wildt, Ralph Mostert won the national lotto bonus number draw.

The planned campout also died a wet and muddy death and will be re-scheduled for the future. Chubbydale GregBerry is predicting a Province victory in the rugby final and is raising a few staunch hackles along the way.

Next week will be most interesting. Stud has now decided that after bruising a few ribs, he is now an idiot on duty.

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