Arts

The Bay Theatre Players frigh ully funny and classically kooky musical, The Addams Family, is finally hi ng the Playhouse stage, opening on 3 February. Director Belinda Quick and her young and eager cast have been working hard over the past few weeks, dus ng off the vocal chords and finding their inner spookiness to present this wonderful tale to audiences young and young at heart. The Addams Family kids have grown up! Wednesday Addams is now an 18 year old woman, ready for a life of her own. She has fallen in love with Lucas, a "sweet and regular" boy - and invi ng his parents to dinner at the Addams Family mansion is sure to result in a fateful and hilarious night - where secrets are disclosed and rela onships are tested - with some seriously spooky and enjoyably kooky happenings in between of course! Don’t miss out on the fun – Tickets are on sale now at www.trybooking.com. The Addams Family Musical is on stage from 3 to 20 February 2022, at The Playhouse, 33 Gregory St Batemans Bay. Adults $25.50, Concession $23.50 & Child Under 12 $20.50, all inclusive of online booking fees.

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Are you ready to kick off with the Elite Energy Triathlon 2022 in Batemans Bay/Tomakin? Register now at h ps://www.eliteenergy.com.au/event/batemans-bay/#start Tri Batemans Bay in it’s new home at Tomakin is designed for speed. From the wind protected swim in the Tomaga River, the fast straights of George Bass Drive to the pancake flat run through Tomakin these races will be fast! Join us for a fantas c day of racing, followed by our only evening presenta on for the season at Club Tomakin, so come along, get some awards, have a crack at karaoke and dance the night away.

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Tuross Head Country Club men’s golf competed in medley stableford rounds on Thursday and Saturday last week. Ground staff and volunteers were able to maintain the greens and fairways in a playable condi on despite recent heavy rainfall. Vol 16 September 15th 2017 Vol 28 December 7th, 2017 Vol 48 April 27th 2018 Tuross Head Country Club men’s medley stableford golf Saturday January 15 2022 Prize Winners John Egli s 38 points Steve Collins 38 “ Leigh Coloe 38 “ Brenden Taylor 38 “ Bruce Handley 37 “ Ball Winners Wayne Fullerton 37 points, Christopher Rowe 36, Michael Nordsvan 36, Ron Rogers 35, Allen Gannon 35, Neale Besgrove 35, Ian Lawson 35, Adam Wilson 35, Col Houghton 35, Brad Doolan 35, Tim Watson 35, Jesse French 34, David Woolley 34, Thomas Engelbrecht 34, Mark Haberkorn 34, Paul Ferguson 34, Stephen Swanbury 34, Greg Booth 34, Michael Coloe 34 and Jim Wade 34. Nearest the Pins Hole 4/13 Nick Brice, Hole 6/15 Mark Haberkorn ,Hole 7/16 Bruce Handley Medley stableford Thursday January 13 2022 Prize Winners Michael Nordsvan 40 points, Col Houghton 38 “, Lachlan Nordsvan4 38 “ Peter Coffey 37 “, Rob Green 36 “ Ball Winners David Schmid 36 points, Michael Coloe 34, Bruce Handley 34, Bruce Lidbury 33, Allen Gannon 32, Nigel Barling 32, Paul Medwin 31, Ian Kingston 31, Allan Langford 31, Ian McManus 30, Paul Coffey 30, Chris Wra en 30, Graeme Bell 30,, Bruce Cleeve 30 and Kerrie Sands 30. Nearest the Pins Hole 4/13 Bruce Handley Hole 6/15 Marilyn Bingham Hole 7/16 nil

sports Broulee Runners January 19th, 2022

Vol 16 September 15th 2017 The Runners having survived the Vol 28 December 7th, 2017 Vol 48 April 27th 2018 Tsunami this week and tonight they had to contend with gale force winds. Regardless 60 people fronted Deb Connaughton, who was back from isola on, to start the event. Personal best mes were hard to achieve. However, Millie Shanahan, a er a long absence, recorded an improvement in the 2-kilometres; as did William and James Thomas. In the 3.5kilometres, Anabel Thomas recorded an excellent me of 14.01. This me is outstanding and only 37 seconds away from the current record set by the famous Jayla Hancock-Cameron. In the 5-kilometres the rising star Tino Lopres powered home for a personal best. Stephanie Dawson was impressive with a 28 second improvement in difficult condi ons. Tonight, we said farewell to Thach Huynh and Yvonne Carter and family, who are regular visitors from Canberra. They have embraced the running scene in the district. They train with the locals, compete in the Bay Park run and have had 28 Broulee runs between them.