Bowls Newsletter - Lennox Head Men`s and Ladies Bowls

Sheree Skennar
President
Hello Members,
Our Pennant season has been a challenge this year as some of
our games have been washed out due to the weather, however
they will be played at the end of the season if needed.
Our social bowlers are welcome to play on Wednesdays as there are vacant rinks
available.
PLEASE NOTE: If there are any women or men who would like to play on a
Wednesday morning please come and join us. Just ring the Bowls Office
66875439 from 8.30 am to 9 am to put your name in to play.
Bowls are available if you need them.
Col Skennar
Umpire
Lennox Head Men’s and Ladies
Bowls Newsletter
Apr 2017
Ken
Edition 3/17
Sue
Vale
Bob Murray.
UMPIRES CORNER
Law 45. Spectators
Law 45.1. (Shortened). Spectators must stay outside the boundaries
of the green and clear of the players.
45.3 They must not disturb or advise the players in any way.
Spectators can be asked to be quiet; failing which the umpire can
request the controlling body to take appropriate action including
removing the offender(s).
Law 13 Possession of the rink. If the player in possession of the
rink is being interfered by the actions or words of spectators and or
opponents then
13.3 If the Umpire on his own observation or on appeal from a skip or opposition
player in a Singles game, decides the player in possession of the rink is annoyed
or distracted in any way by his opponent he shall at first, under Law 13.3.1, notify
the player while the skip is present.
Law 13.3.2 On each occasion after this the umpire MUST have the
last bowl played by the offending player or team declared dead. If the
bowl has disturbed the head the opponent must choose to 13.3.2.1
Replace the head. Or 13.3.2.2 Leave the head as altered or
13.3.2.3 Declare the head dead.
Please Note: This annoyance or distraction can be applied to the
opposition talking loudly behind the player.
Bob was husband to Judy, brother to Sylvia Nicol and
Brother in Law to Kevin.
After battling health problem he sadly passed away and
will be greatly missed as a member, a friend and a great
bloke.
To Judy and family we offer our deepest sympathy
Just for a Laugh.
The teacher said to the new pupil “what is your name.?
The boy replied “One size fits all.” That’s unusual why did your parent
choose that?’ “They pulled it out of a hat.”
A cannibal was out hunting and had a fruitless day when he came
across a pygmy who had just caught a snake. The cannibal killed him
and took the pygmy and the snake home and gave them to his wife.
“What do you expect me to do with that?” she said.
“ Make a Snake and Pygmy Pie” came his reply.
Two ladies came into a bar and ordered wine. “Make sure I have
a clean glass as last time the glass was filthy.” a short while later the
barman brought their wine and said, “Which one of you ladies wanted a
clean glass.”
The invisible man went to the surgery and said he wanted to see
the doctor . The nurse told the doctor the invisible man was here. The
Doctor replied “Tell him I can’t see him.”
A loud mouth visitor in Australia was saying that everything he
saw here they had bigger and better in America. When he saw Lake Ayer
in flood he was mesmerised and said “Boy, I like to take this back with
me.” The Aussie said, “Well mate! If you can suck as hard as you blow
you can take it with you.”
The psychologist teacher was taking her first class and asked anyone
who was stupid to stand up. No one moved, after a couple of minutes a
little boy stood up. The teacher said “Why do you think you are stupid?”
“I don’t”, said the boy, “ I just did not think it was fair for you to be
standing there on your own.”
A man strapped in the electric chair was asked if he had a last request.
“Yes, will you hold my hand.”
A man was asked ‘What is the difference between ignorance and
apathy.” He replied, “I don’t know and I don’t care.”
A masochist said to a sadist “Hurt me’ to which the sadist replied “No!”
An American farmer was telling his Australian counterpart that he could
ride his horse all day and would not reach his property boundary. The
Aussie replied, “I had a horse like that so I shot it.”
Sheree, Gloria, Kim and Dot preparing Easter raffle prizes
Who Eggsactly owns the Egg.
A man owns a chicken and each day he collects the egg
for his breakfast. One day the chicken flew over the
fence into a neighbors yard and laid the egg. The
neighbor kept the egg so the chicken’s owner demanded
he give the egg back. The neighbor refused so the owner
suggested that they settle the argument like they did in his
old country. “How’s that.” came the reply. ‘We kick
each other in the groin and the one that recovers quickest
keeps the egg. As it is my chicken I get first kick.” he
goes back a few paces and charges in and give the
neighbor a hefty kick which sends him flying and
writhing in pain on the ground. After 30 minutes the
neighbor climbs to his feet and prepares to line up the
owner who says, “Aw! Who cares, keep the egg.”
Ladies No. 3 Pennant Side
(L to R.) Margaret Hanaway, Judy Brook, Judy
Fogarty, Gloria Martin, Dot Adams Audrey Dunger,
Betty Hall, Barbara Knott, Sheree Skennar.
Ladies No. 4 Pennant Side
(Back) Janelle Burgess, Ann Humphries, Betty Sullivan,
Sylvia Nicol.
(Front) Thelma Harrington, Cynthia Lawless, Moya
Hadler, Janette Stewart. (Background) Betty Hall.
CHAMPIONSHIP 4’s WINNERS
Norm Wilson, Tim Taylor, Warren Thatcher, Grant Bowen (Skip)
Championship 4’s Runners Up
Gary Cross, Frank Bell, Bill Saric (Skip), Gary Mathews.
Vale
Noel Gregor .
R.I.P.
Singles Championship.
A few contestants of the
competition playing the
second round.
Kevin and “Mouse”
The well known son of Dick and May Gregor.
To whom we send our deepest sympathy.
Noel was a member for many years prior to
moving to Queensland. He designed The Lennox
Head Men and Ladies Bowlers web site program.
He sadly passed away after a long battle with his
health.
He was a great friend who will be sadly missed
by all who knew him..
Frank and Gary
Greg and Norm.
Great to See Brian back on the green
Championship Pairs Contestants
Bobby, Phil. v’s Ray and Smiley,
In Round 1
Bill and Peter
Tony and ‘Warney”
Bob and Colin
Sam and Grant
Our Men’s Sponsors
Holcim Concrete.
Budget Eyewear.
Please Support Those that Support Us.
No. 1 Pennant Side
(L to R): Glen Grady, Norm Wilson, Bill Saric, Barry Evans, Greg Ironfield
(sub), Bobby Reid, David Taylor, Phil Sharp, John Bowen, Grant Bowen,
Greg Hickey, Tony Collier.
Due to the inclement weather a photograph of the No 6
Pennant players will be included in the next issue.
O K who took all the chicken?
Winners of the Lennox Hardware Twilight Triples
Three players tied for first position:
Ken McGuire (Mouse)
Bobby Hurst
Matthew Hurst
4th. John Nasser
5th. Jim Monti
“ . Shane Tasker
40 points
40 points
40 points
39 points
38 points
38 points
Novelty prizes.
Most games played other than Prize Winners.
Heath Martin.
Most games played by a female.
Trish Psaila.
2016 /2017 Statistics
20 Wednesday’s Played.
97 Individual players took part.
Congratulation to all the Winners and to the organizers and trust
that all participants enjoyed the series .
No. 3 Pennant Side.
Back: Tony Collier, Peter Blair, Bob Hurst Col Skennar, Tim Taylor,
Bob Lynch, Jim Dudgeon,
Front: Smiley Edwards, Pip Carter, Ken McGuire, Jim Adams, Garry Mathews
A CONSTANT REMINDER
There are several sets of Areo Bowls available for
members to try.
Feel free to ask a committee member to borrow a set
LENNOX HARDWARE TWILIGHT TRIPLES
(L to R ) Box, Dave Taylor, Mattie Hurst, Robbo, and
Kempy
John Nasser
Relaxing with a beer after the game.
JIM WRIGHT
Owner of the Lennox Hardware Store. and our
Sponsor for the Twilight Triples.
Please repay Jim’s generosity by visiting his
store located at the Service Station. He stocks a
large range of hardware.
Jumping for Joy.
(They only won $10 each at this time.
Hate think what would happen if they
had won $20 each.)
Jim has sponsored our Twilight Game for a
number of years so when purchasing any
hardware try Jim first or last but give him a go.
you may be surprised.
Smiley with the Raffle Prizes