This week started with a hotly contested Tuesday Ladies’ Day, with the popular winners lead Di Jackson, second John Brown, and skipper Tony Whitehorn.
Wednesday afternoon Social Bowls organised by Merve Stewart saw players vie for the prize money and the jackpot with the big winners of the day Russell Jackson with Regina Aquilina at lead, and Neil Moore at second.
Wednesday night’s Business House Bowls concluded with the winners Whitsunday Gold Coffee A team, consisting of skipper John Trembath, lead Robin Brown, second Mark Mawson, third Henny Tattam over Woolies Allsorts team, with Hadlow Racing team and Tuk Tuks team equal third.
The next round commences Wednesday April 20 with some new teams being finalised and to be advised soon.
Saturday morning scroungers penultimate round saw first round winners of Warren Mills, Ted Cullen, Tony Whitehorn, Harry Quod, Margo Stanley, and Mark Mawson.
Second Round winners were Harry Quod and Ted Cullen.
Next Saturday is the last chance to qualify starting at 9.00am. Semi-final to commence at 1.00pm and then the Grand final after.
Sunday afternoon saw ten teams fighting for the prize with Graham Cowling and Col Morris running out the winners of the day.
The Health Hub Voucher went to John Trembath, we are lucky to have them as our second sponsor.
The club thanked Whitsunday Regional Council for their Sports and Recreation grant of $3,000 to upgrade the entrance and the façade.
The club also received a Federal Government volunteers grant issued by the Federal member for Dawson George Christensen.
The grant enabled the club to purchase a ride on lawn mower, which Tony Whitehorn drives and calls “the little red beast.”
Contributed with thanks to Mark Mawson
Woolies Allsorts team Maureen Barnard with husband Eric Barnard handing over the trophy to Robin Brown, and John Trembath, Mark Mawson, and skipper Amy Hart from Woolies handing their trophy to Henny Tattam
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