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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 Moruya Womens Golf Results

Vol 16 September 15th 2017 Wednesday 8TH December Vol 28 December 7th, 2017 Vol 48 April 27th 2018 Fun was the theme of the day when 30 player’s par cipated in a 9 Hole 3 Ball Aggregate Stableford armed with only 3 clubs and a pu er, golf a re replaced by Santa suits, flashing lights and nsel and peels of laughter ringing across the fairways during the finale event for the year. Robyn Hawkins, Val Moore and Marilyn Bingham combined prowess and skill to win the day with a score of 47 points, with Robyn scoring 5 Pars in the 9 holes. Balls were won by the following teams: S Knight, V Goodwin, J Dixon (46) B Swain, P Reid, J Love (44) J Ellis, L Gibbs, N Levi (42C/B) B Kennedy, L Doolan, J Hebbard (42) M Muriwai, J Hay, J Lou t (38) 2021 Hamper Round Winners A Grade Winner: Marie Muriwai 1st Runner-up Jan Lumsden 2nd Runner-up Robyn Hawkins 3rd Runner-up Margaret Douglas B Grade Winner: Dawn Davies 1st Runner-up Dianne Smith 2nd Runner-up Val Moore 3rd Runner-up Vicki Goodwin

Broulee Runners December 8th 2021

Tonight, we had 26 starters in cloudy and overcast condi ons. It was a course for mud runners. Some handled the condi ons very well. Others like David McCann, who did his virtual run earlier came to grief down the rough hilly path. However, like a true runner, he managed to ignore the pain and con nue running. We were fortunate to have 4 young men on a surfing holiday, who no ced the ac vity around the star ng line and decided to join in. They were on a holiday from Newcastle a er finishing their final year of university. Their names are Tyler Hobson, James Campbell, Zac Morgan and Nathaniel Elginn. They each ran the 5 kilometres and Tyler pushed Daniel Beby all the way to the finish. Tori Hennig came along proudly wearing her medal for winning her age group in the 30-kilometre Coastal Classic last weekend. She was joined in the event by three Broulee runners Gillian Stapleton and Ren Lefevre. Gill managed 4th place in her group. We welcomed Rachel Cootes to her first run with the group.

sports Club Malua Women's Bowls Report

Last Friday the Final of Club Minor Singles was played between Sonia Frey and Gayl Vidgen and what a fantas c game to watch. Sonia started well with Gayl slowly catching up at 14/10 then winning four ends in a row but Sonia rallied and won the match 25/19, well done to both ladies. Thanks to Umpire Robyn Butcher, Marker Sue Beavan and the spectators who came to cheer them on. Tuesday was Christmas Party Day so everyone dressed for the occasion. A er a morning of bowls we all returned to our clubhouse where all tables were beau fully decorated thanks to Club Manager Manuela and her many helpers. It was wonderful to see several of our past bowlers present as always. This year we had our very own Santa but never forge ng that Sue Palmer had taken on this role for over 30 years and was thanked by President Sue Beavan and presented with a gi of apprecia on. Winners on Rink 3, Joan Fitzroy, Judy Davis and Karen Signor. Runners-up on Rink 5, Lynn Gowans, Bev McKague and Alison Innes. Money club winners, Lyn Hardy, Judy Davis and Gwen Ware, also five lucky number winners as well . A er lunch the fun and games began with everyone receiving a Secret Santa gi and lots of photos with Santa. Thanks to Kim Giannasca for the beau ful Christmas Cake she made and decorated. Next week will be a special Ham Day so make sure your names are on the list.

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Above: Gathered on the green in front of soon to be completed new club. Below: Minor Singles Winner Sonia Frey . Runner-up Gayl Vidgen.

Tori Hennig brings home gold

Four of the Broulee Runners contested the 30-kilometre Coastal Classic last Saturday. The course is along the expansive coastal fringe of the Royal Na onal Park south of Sydney. The adventurous four were Tori, Gill, Mirella, and Ren. They have been training hard and are part of Tori’s Hennig’s regular Sunday training group. Organisers say "Despite the change in event date this year from September to December you couldn’t have scripted a be er day for fast mes. The southerly tailwind was just the icing on the cake! It seemed that every second runner set a PB!" The overall first placed Male runner was Brodie Nankervis who set out on a mission and didn’t let up all the way up the coast, finishing in 2:12:47, second place was Josef Mcgrath in 2:17:01 with James Nipperess in third in 2:18:00. All three podium ge ers were quicker than the 2020 winner showing how fast the course was. It was a ght tussle among among the top Female runners, Greta Trusco (2:45:20) in 2nd with Ka e Mahoney (2:46:30) in 3rd. They both followed home the overall Female winner Stephanie Auston who finished in 2:42:57.

Moruya Men's Open The 2001 Moruya Open was held over 36 holes on the first weekend in December. A large field entered and our local champion Gavin Fitzgerald won by 5 shots from another fine player, Jarred Hunt of Goulburn. Gavin had two par rounds of 71 and promising local junior Bailey PearsonPerryman fired 76 and 72. Overall results: Open Champion : Gavin Fitzgerald 142 A grade winner : Jarred Hunt 147 A grade runner-up : Bailey Pearson-Perryman 148 B grade winner : Derek Brown B grade runner-up : Ryan Staunton C grade winner : Rod Berry C grade runner-up : Aaron Millikin

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Low Scores In Tuross Vets 4 Person Ambrose Event

Despite the threat of showers during the day, a good field of 61 players registered for the Tuross Head Veterans Golf 4 Person Ambrose event on 8 December, players appropriately a red for the annual Christmas Party that followed. Winning combina on on the day was the team of Jeane e and Ian Miller, Julie Barningham and Steve Swanbury with a ne score of 27.75 for the nine holes played. Runners up were Rob Nash, Ross Davidson and brothers Paul and Peter Coffey scoring 29.25. Other major prize winners were Leonie Snodgrass, Enid BesantRyan-Ryan, Bruce Mar n and Steve Johnston on 29.50, and then the team of Richard Kelly, Rick Brake, Richard Wharton, Bruce Harding and Neil Mather with 30.0. Minor prizes went to Allen Lee, Peter McRae, David Williams and Des Jackson on 30.12, Steve Gardner, Robert McKirdy, Jane Egli s and Warren Hodder with 30.87, and finally Gail and Len Rogers partnering Robin and Paul Green on 31.0. Margaret and Ray Downey paired with Shirley and Ted Quinlan won the Bradman award, whilst nearest the pins went to David Williams on the 4th, Bruce Harding on the 6th, and to Gail Rogers and Allen Lee on the 7th. Neal Watson took out the Accuracy drive compe on.

Winners on the day, Ian and Jeane e Miller, Julie Barningham and Steve Swanbury