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Jus n Pearson's outstanding

collec on of landscapes "A Cluster of Green" runs un l Sunday 5 February. Expressive and invi ng, Jus n's rich oils are full of movement and nuance, brought together skilfully with the most beau ful use of colour.

Gallery Bodalla is open Thursday to Sunday 11am - 4pm and by appointment, post office 66a Princes Hwy, Bodalla ph 0421 238 174. Visit the exhibi on at www.gallerybodalla.com.au

in associa on with Tennis NSW, will be having an open day on Sunday 29th January. We invite all to par cipate with the tennis community between 9am and 1pm for free tennis, sausage sizzle and drinks. So bring all the family and racquets and come share the day with our members. We will also have the opportunity to officially open our new sun shelter. Please refer to our page - Tuross Head Tennis Club

Free Tennis Family Fun day at Malua Bay Jan 28th

Malua Bay Tennis Club will be welcoming people of all ages and abili es, who enjoy a game of tennis, on Saturday 28 January from 4pm to 8pm. Come along for a fun filled free a ernoon of tennis, free refreshments for all players, thanks to Anne e and Henry Thompson in their Squid ‘n Round Van serving Squid and Chips, Sausage Sizzle and so drinks also Mar na Ciccarelli in her Coffee Van serving Coffee and cakes! Come along and join in the fun!

sports Close Finish in Tuross Vets Golf Stroke & Pu s Event

With warmer weather and members returning from holidays it was good to see a field of 58 players register for the Tuross Head Veterans Golf Stroke & Pu s event held on Wednesday 18 January 2023.

Winner on the day was Vets Captain Ian Miller (above) with a below handicap score of 33 ne . Next best was Ian Manton on 34, followed by Anne e Manton and Peter McRae with 36s. Minor prizes went to Bruce Harding on 36, Greg Thornton, Paul Pereira, Neil Mather and Len Rogers on 37, Ray Downey, Ann Ware, Blaise Madden and Steve Swanbury with 38, and finally David Williams, Margaret Downey, Rob Nash and Bruce Mar n all on 39. Peter McRae took out the pu ng compe on in a very ght finish with just 10 pu s for the 9 holes played. Nearest the pins went to Peter Coffey on the 4th, Lars Gaupset on the 6th, and to Anne e Manton and Neal Watson on the 7th. Julie Barningham won the Accuracy drive whilst Mike Birks was the winner of the weeks infamous Bradman award.

Broulee Runners Wed 18th January 2023

The rain came before the start of this evenings run and out came the young people. The rain and the water on the path did not worry them. When they finished, they all headed for the water in the creek and to jump off the bridge. It seems to be a must for any young person coming to Broulee to jump off the bridge at Candlagan Creek. In the 2-Kilometres Personal Best mes were recorded by Audrey Knobel, Andrew Greenway, Max Gunn, Elsie Fleming, and Lily Williams. In the 4-Kilometres PBs were recorded by James Gold and Chloe Tangney. Special men on must go to the people that make the event a success and carry on even in the pouring rain. Deb Connaughton got the event underway and stood her ground ming each runner. Richard Fisher managed the se ng up the course and gave out the finish tokens. Robyn Kennedy, as she has done for years recorded each finisher. David McCann and Mike Kennedy were there to help with the course management.

Club Tuross was alive with cha er as a great group of 25 ladies a ended the return of bowls last Tuesday, for the 2023 bowling year. It was a magical day for bowls with the sun shining and the greens playing so well. It was wonderful to welcome three new ladies, who had a great lesson with Club Coach Jim Madden. We wish them the very best as they begin their adventure into the great sport of lawn bowls and we thank Jim for his dedica on and enthusiasm as he brings out the very best in each bowler. The next major events to be played are the Nader Shield, which is a longstanding compe on against many District clubs. Ten of our women will play in the coveted Shield on the 9th and 10th February. The District Open and Senior Fours will be played at Bodalla on the 1st and 2nd February and the District Singles at Dalmeny on 16th and 17th February. We wish all teams and individuals who have entered these compe ons the very best of luck. Several women will be joining the Men’s Club this Saturday to play in the Club “Lightning Singles” at Tuross and then, in early February lots of ladies will also be joining the men playing in the Open Gender pennant compe on, which will be played on Saturdays around the various District bowling clubs. This compe on will run un l May. What a busy calendar! We are also busy preparing for the annual Easter Fair which will be held on the green at the Club on Easter Sunday. All ladies are welcome to come along to bowls on a Tuesday morning, upstairs at Tuross Country Club. Names need to be in around ¼ to 9 with the Match Commi ee. Bowls commences on the green at 9:30 am. Come along for fresh air, fun and friendship.