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Gwen Lawson: Great effort from Hikurangi

Gwen Lawson
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30 Aug, 2016 11:49 PM2 mins to read

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The new bowling season officially opens this Saturday at Bowls Whangarei greens. All Clubs have had an invitation to attend. The official part of the day starts at 1.30pm. New Centre hand books will be available.

Tiger Turf NZ finals: A great effort by our Hikurangi combination skipped by Anne Bateman to reach the semi finals of the National Winter league three player pairs tournament held in Auckland last weekend. They were beaten by the eventual winners of the event, a team skipped by Bob Bell of Meadowbank Club, Oamaru.

World Bowls will start in Christchurch on November 29th and runs through until 11th December. Burnside greens will be headquarters with section play also being played at Fendalton, Papanui and Canterbury Centre greens. Every top player in the World will be participating.

Looking for somewhere to travel for a holiday? What about making Christchurch your destination at this time.

World Masters Games will be held in Auckland in 2017. Would you like a chance to win $5000.00? Just register as a competitor or spectator before 30th September 2016 and you are in the draw. Visit www.worldmastersgames2017.co.nz to view the 28 sports (including bowls) that are on offer.

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Northland selectors have announced the following squads to play against Far North, Auckland and North Harbour starting on 3rd October at Waipu and Mangawhai greens.

1-5 year women: Anna Greenwood, Eva Chrol, Jan Guiness, Janice Payne, Judy Fraser, Judy McKenzie, Lyn O'Neil, Rawi Brewster, Tina Harris.
1-8 year women: Carol Neeley, Chris Budge, Jan Hollingsworth, Jane Walker, Jenny Hardie, Judy Moyle, Laurel Jones, Mona Guttenbeil, Sue Rockstad.
1-8 year men: Rob Anderson, Kelvin Bint, Garry Fraser, Jason Webb, Ross Hollingsworth, Trevor Moyle, Bill Harris, Glen Wintle, Reece Jones.

Northland Centre pennants competition is to be played on the weekend of 17 & 18 September. Clubs are reminded that entries close for this event on the 12th September. Entries to the Centre website or centre office please.

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Have a Go at Bowls Days: Sunday 4th September, Hikurangi 10.30am; Kamo Saturday 24th September 1.00pm, Kensington Sunday 9th October, Waipu Saturday 15 October 10am; Onerahi Saturday 1st November 10am; One Tree Point Sunday 13 November 10am.

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