Arts ……………………. 32 to

The frigh ully deligh ul and classically kooky world of Gomez,

Mor cia, Uncle Fester, Grandma, Wednesday, Pugsley and Lurch

Addams will come to life February 3 to February 20 as The Bay

Theatre Players Youth Theatre present The Addams Family Vol 16 September 15th 2017 Vol 28 December 7th, 2017 Vol 48 April 27th 2018 musical.

Wednesday Addams is ge ng married to a “normal” young boy named Lucas Bieneke, and she asks Gomez to keep it secret from her mother, Mor cia. The Addams family bond is put to the test when the very normal Beineke family comes to dinner. Their mere presence throws the whole evening into a tumultuous spin, eventually changing everyone’s lives forever.

The show features wonderful songs, funny and sweet scenes between characters, and fun dances, including the infamous

“Tango de Amor” between Gomez and Mor cia Addams.

Audiences will enjoy some hilarious an cs in the torture chamber, the cemetery and at a dinner party full of Addams family ancestors!

Come along to support Bay Theatre Players Youth Theatre present this enchan ng musical a er many weeks of hard work.

The Addams Family Musical opens 3 February 2022 at The

Playhouse, 33 Gregory St Batemans Bay.

Tickets are on sale now at www.trybooking.com

Photo supplied

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.

Vol 16 September 15th 2017 Vol 28 December 7th, 2017 Vol 48 April 27th 2018

sports South Coast Sapphires - Vol 16 September 15th 2017 Australia’s entry Vol 28 December 7th, 2017 Vol 48 April 27th 2018 to FairBreak’s world first

Invita onal Women’s T20 Cricket Tournament Women’s world cricket began a new chapter today with the announcement of 11 of the 15 players selected for the South Coast Sapphires, Australia’s entry to FairBreak’s world first Invita onal Women’s T20 Cricket Tournament.

Australia’s up and comer and Sapphires team member Jade Allen faced a few bowls from cricke ng legend Geoff Lawson at Narooma, on the Far South Coast of New South Wales to test out the new uniform, made from recycled materials, to mark the occasion.

The tournament will be held in Dubai from May 1-15, bringing together 90 players from over 36 countries. It is the next and biggest step to date in FairBreak’s goal to create a pla orm for associate na ons to play with full member na ons and showcase aspiring and established women cricketers on a global stage. Above: Cobargo cricketer Jade Allen will play her first interna onal tournament in May, with the South Coast Sapphires .jade’s right-arm leg spin is sure to be a disruptor on what is her first interna onal.

sports Malua Bay Women's Bowls Report

.There were 38 ladies on the green on a very hot day, bowling in two pairs and five triples games . Thankful there was a li le breeze to cool things off. Bowls Organiser David welcomed two visitors, then we realised Vol 16 September 15th 2017 Vol 28 December 7th, 2017 Vol 48 April 27th 2018 it was Julie Lewis and Carol Dutkiewicz both back for their first game of bowls this year. Lyn Hardy phoned to put her name down but alas it was already down!! Winners on Rink 12, Anne O'Dwyer and Kim Giannasca, well done ladies. Runners-up Rink 14, Barbara Vickers, June Williams and Lisa Grice. Other winning teams with some very good scores . Joan Fitzroy, Gay Biggs and Alison Innes. Wendy Geary and Karen Signor. Gloria Harper, Olga Geshwend and Sue Morgan. Jean Beeley and Rae Fayle sharing a half game , with Judy Davis and Gwen Ware. Joan Rimmer, Gayl Vidgen and Yvonne Huddleston . Rink 12 was selected for Jackpot, Kim Giannasca pressed bu on but no luck. Vice-President Kim Giannasca took over proceedings whilst President Sue Beavan was absent. Next Tuesday we will be honouring our Patron Dorothy Stewart on Patron's Day. District Triples Event will be held at Club Malua on Thursday 17th February list for teams entering is on Bowls Board so get names in early. Money Club winners this week Carol Harris and Judy Davis, well done ladies. Dear friend and fellow bowler Bess Holloway has been in hospital in Canberra for treatment she will be home again this week, all thinking of you Bess. Birthday wishes to Gloria Harper and Barbara Vickers, s ll no singing allowed. Wednesday 26th January , Australia Day. A fantas c day was had by all bowlers present, many thanks to David, Manuela and staff who cooked and served lunch in between morning and a ernoon bowls matches. Well done to Doug Ebsworth who won Spider and Murray O’Bryan who won closest bowl to ditch, also lots of raffle prize winners. Money Club Judy Davis Winners of ” The Ashes” a bowl that was found a er the terrible bushfires when we lost our Club and has been put onto a plinth and bowled for each Australia Day Connie Anderson, Steve Aus n, Olga Geshwend and Murray O'Bryan. Runners-up, Gloria Harper, Tim Lynam, Gwen Ware and Steve Maher. There was also a burnt Pool Ball found a er the bushfires and this will be given to losing team each year, Karen and John Signor, Gayl Vidgen and Terry Hunt.

Broulee Runners Wednesday January 26th 2022

Australia Day had a big impact on the number of actual runners to turn up this evening. An excellent evening at the beach and the a rac on of the new Broulee Brewhouse were more appealing. We are pleased with the performance of the 9 dedicated runners, who ran at the Mossy Point Headland this evening Congratula ons to Jenny Taylor, who turned up a er being on Patrol with the Broulee Surf Club. She is an all-round athlete as she leaves tomorrow to a end a Surf Carnival at Forster. We welcomed back Sco Melgaard a er an absence of two years working overseas. He is keen to improve and get back under his personal best in the 5-kilmetres of 19.59. He is in a good place with fellow teacher and champion runner Ma Johnsen to work with.

We welcomed Chloe Stuart to her first run with the group. Chloe is from Canberra and spends me at the coast working from home Like many others who have the best of both worlds.

Vol 16 September 15th 2017 Vol 28 December 7th, 2017 Vol 48 April 27th 2018

South Coast Open, NSW Open Qualifier 2022

The South Coast Open, the biggest golf event for 2022 on the South Coast, is to be held this Saturday, Sunday and Monday at Moruya Golf Club.

Kicking off the weekend will be a Pro Am event on Saturday where amateurs will play with professionals compe ng for a large prize pool. This is a great chance to play alongside some of the best golfers in Australia.

The NSW Open Qualifier (The South Coast Open) will be held over two days, Sunday and Monday where the players will compete for a prize pool of $50,000 and the top three place ge ers qualify for entry into the NSW Open to be held at Concord Golf Club beginning March 17th . As host venue Moruya Golf Club is excited to have representa on from some of our up and coming juniors PJ Grant, Bailey Pearson-Perryman and Tom Heffernan. Moruya Golf Club Juniors will be joined by Club champion Gavin Fitzgerald and the resident Golf Professional Andrew Booth, compe ng on home turf for a spot in the NSW Open.