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arts An Explora on in Pastels and Mixed Vol 16 September 15th 2017 Media Vol 28 December 7th, 2017 Vol 48 April 27th 2018 South Coast Pastel Society’s summer art exhibi on will be held from 21 to 30 January 2022. Members of the society have been busy crea ng a broad range of pain ngs throughout the lockdown and enthusias cally embraced the opportunity to get out and paint following the easing of restric ons. This years’ exhibi on promises to deliver stunning landscapes, majes c seascapes and thought-provoking s lllife works that will hang in pride of place on any wall. Whilst there will be lots of pastel works, the exhibi on will also include acrylic, oil, watercolor and mixed media pieces to suit all tastes. All works will be for sale and range in price to suit most budgets. The exhibi on will be at the Batemans Bay Surf Club, George Bass Drive, Malua Bay and opens from 10am to 4pm each day. Entry is by gold coin dona on with the proceeds going to the Surf Club. The South Coast Pastel Society is a vibrant group of local and regional ar sts working mainly in pastel – a pure pigment media with centuries of tradi on that is just as fresh and relevant today. The SCPS has been organising quality exhibi ons and ac vi es since the 1980’s and offers regular, world class workshops with renowned local, na onal and interna onal pastel ar sts. More informa on about the society, workshops and pain ng ac vi es can be found on the society’s web site at www.southcoastpastelsociety.com There is also a gallery featuring society member’s works that highlight both the versa lity of the medium and the high quality work that can be achieved with pastels. Follow the society on Facebook at h ps://www.facebook.com/SouthCoastPastelSocietyInc/

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sports Tight Finish In Tuross Head Vets Stableford Vol 16 September 15th 2017 Event Vol 28 December 7th, 2017 Vol 48 April 27th 2018 Despite the prospect of a wet course following recent rains, a good field of 60 players registered for the Tuross Head Veterans Golf Single Stableford event held on 1 December 2021. Winner on the day scraping home by a solitary point on 21 was Ross Hendy. Ross was followed closely by Don Russell, Ian Manton and Peter Coffey all with 20 Stableford points. Minor prizes went to Chris Wra en on 19, Dorothy Madden and Ted Quinlan on 18, Rick Brake, Jeane e Miller, Shirley Quinlan and Robin Green all with 17, Bruce Harding and Derek Hoare on 16, and finally Solveig Olsson, Ken Brown, Blaise Madden and Richard Kelly with 15. Peter McRae took out the Bradman award whilst nearest the pins went to Steve Collins on the 4th, Frank Pomfret on the 6th, and to Jennifer Gray and Des Jackson on the 7th. Des also took out the Accuracy drive.

Catalina Ladies Golf – Results 1 December 2021

Our final day of the Catalina Ladies Golf compe on for 2021 with seventy-six Ladies compe ng in a Stableford Event. Some great scores but none be er than the two strokes, Eagle achieved by Nikki Frank on Hole One (Par 4). Congratula ons Nikki and congratula ons to all Winners in each Division today.

Division 1 1st Kellie Rogan (23) 41 points 2nd Helen Neave (14) on countback 38 points

3rd 4th Cathie Flynn (20) Sue Demamiel (24) 38 points 37 points

1st Michelle Matche (26) 39 points 2nd Wendy Hardy (30) 37 points

Nearest to the Pin: Nikki Frank – Hole 7 Division 2

3rd 4th Erica Benz (28) on countback Sandra Pearson (27) 35 points 35 points

1st Susan Bourke (34) 39 points 2nd Bonnie Hardy (45) on countback 37 points

Nearest to the Pin: Michelle Matche – Hole 7 Division 3

3rd 4th Beth Eppelstun (44) Louise Fogarty (35) 37 points 35 points

Nearest to the Pin: Beverley Keatley – Hole 7 Place Ge ers: Twenty-five Ladies who scored 32 points (on countback) or more won a ball. beagle weekly : Vol 236 December 3rd 2021 39

sports Club Malua Women's Bowls report

Vol 16 September 15th 2017 Vol 28 December 7th, 2017 Vol 48 April 27th 2018 On Tuesday there were 42 ladies bowling on a beau ful day of sunshine. Winners on Rink 3, Wendy Geary, Gay Thurlow and Sue Morgan. Runners-up Rink1, Judy Armstrong swinging Lead, Gayl Vidgen and Lisa Grice. Other winning teams with some very close scores, Gloria Harper, Julie Lewis and Noleen Taylor. Lyn Gowans, June Williams and Kim Giannasca. Bev Keatley swinging Lead, Judy Davis and Paula Hancock. Janet McKay, Alison Innes and Lyn Hardy. Barbara Vickers, Helen Rees and Karen Signor. No Jackpot won. Money Club winners on 51, Julie Lewis, 22, Margaret Bridges. Club Minor Singles played in a ernoon. Jeane e Roberts won on a forfeit. Sonia Frey 25 defeated Tricia Wheeler 10. Pat Biddolph 25 defeated Sue Palmer 24, what a fantas c match anyone's game un l very last end. Thanks to Umpire Fran Lucas, Markers, Gayl Vidgen and Robyn Butcher. Wednesday, Sonia Frey 25 defeated Jeane e Roberts 7. Gayl Vidgen 25 defeated Pat Biddolph 24, another fabulous match like yesterday coming down to the last end, well done ladies. Thanks to Umpire Shirley Edwards, Markers Tricia Wheeler and Sue Palmer. Final on Friday. Christmas Party Tuesday, bowls in morning, then fun and games with Santa !!

Broulee Runners December 1st 2021

The beginning of summer brought with it hot humid condi ons for this evening run. Twenty -four people faced the starter and there were two excellent personal best mes in the 3.5 kilometres. Nancy Cos n improved by 141 seconds and Daniel Greenway knocked 26 seconds from his best me and finished well in front of his father Andrew.

Four of the Broulee Runners are contes ng the 30-kilometre Coastal Classic this Saturday. The course is along the expansive coastal fringe of the Royal Na onal Park south of Sydney. The adventurous four are Tori, Gill, Mirella, and Ren. They have been training hard for the event and we wish them well. They are part of Tori’s Hennig’s regular Sunday training group. Another weekend training group’s contact is Andrew McPherson. Therefore, there is plenty to offer in the district for keen runners.

Winners from Last Week. Sue Palmer, Alison Innes and Sue Morgan

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Aidan Williams age 13, just stepped out of cadet class into the junior category this year. Covid19 had put a stop to most of the racing this year but in the Vol 16 September 15th 2017 Vol 28 December 7th, 2017 Vol 48 April 27th 2018 few races he has competed in Aidan has done well. The most recent event, Premier State Cup held on 27th & 28th November he was crowned NSW State Champion & gained the pres gious blue plate. This consisted of 3 rounds and was a points based series. RND1: Was earlier in the year at Sapphire Coast Kart Club (Aidan’s home track) in which He gained a good lead on the points. Then covid hit...... once racing started back up rnd2&3 were combined into the one wknd! We Travelled to Newcastle Kart club to complete round 2&3 in one weekend!! RND2: (Saturday) Very wet condi ons, had some good ba les with some hard compe on & ended up 3rd for the day! (Gave mum a few mini heart a acks in a few races with some brave and daring overtakes) RND3: (Sunday) Raining on and off, got some dryer racing in for the final, had some really close, fast paced racing, found himself in the lead off the start but fell back to 2nd over the dura on of the final race, ended up 2nd for the day! On comple on of the 3 rounds Aidan had gained enough points to be awarded the pres gious blue plate, NSW STATE CHAMPION for Ka4 Jnr light!! Aidan would like to thank all his supporters, Warped Race Engines, Brisk spark plugs Australia, fusion shu ers & blinds, five lights graphics and design, Moruya Engineering & milestones chemicals. Warped Race Engines is actually Aidan’s Dad, Who doubles up as pit crew and engine builder. Chadd Williams (Aidan’s Dad) also builds Engines for other go karters around the racing circuits. Aidan drives a PCR chassis powered by a Warped Race Engine. Aidan's mother, Nicole said "We don’t really have money type sponsorship, we as his parents are his main sponsors, which is hard, costs such as fuel, tyres, accommoda on when travelling away, spare parts and apparel all add up very quick. As Aidan con nues to strive for racing goals he would love to seek sponsors to support his efforts. If anyone is wan ng to back his efforts they could contact Chadd at cwilliams404@hotmail.com Or myself, nthomas404@hotmail.com "