Sawtell Women’s Bowls News
Tuesday was a busy bowling day for our Club. Our No. 3 Pennant teams went to Coffs and…
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Sport, 1974
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Sawtell Golf Club Associates’ News
Well ladies the championships are over and the winners were Airlee Thompson and Audrey Rowland from Rene Gunn and Ronda Thompson…
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The Sawtell Bowling Club will conduet a bowls day this Sunday to help raise funds for the Sawtell Surf Club. The Surf Club is in the…
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The Sawtell Bowling Club will be host to a party of 44 bowlers from the Bankstown R.S.L. Club who will arrive by plane next Saturday morning and…
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A cold wind and a threat of rain caused a fall off in the fields for Thursday and Friday 9 hole comps, but Saturday and Sunday we were back to normal…
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Forty members participated in the inaugural carnival for the “Marie Fraser Fours” last Thursday. With the addition of a…
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The Bowls Day held to aid the Sawtell S.L.S.C. on Sunday last was well attended and over $500 was raised to assist in the purchase of a “rubber ducky”…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Sawtell Tennis Club Notes Results of Coffs Harbour and District Tennis Association championships: a Grade Evevnts
Singles: Trevor Drury d Bob Cunningham 2/6, 6/2, 6/3. Doubles: Bob…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sawtell boys in district cricket side
Two Sawtell boys have been chosen in a primary school district cricket team to play in…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Sawtell Golf Club Associates” News Heigh-ho and all that ladies it is publicity time again
Wednesday 39 associates played an 18 holes versus par. The winner was our…
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The monthly mixed bowls competition conducted by the Woolgoolga Women’s…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Tricky green placements test even the best golf exponents Golf Week ’74
Eighteen tricky green placements among 6014 metres of beautiful tree-lined fairways awaits competitors in this year’s record breaking $8000 North Coast Open and Festival of Golf. The sub-tropical Coffs Harbour layout is for…
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The $8000 North Coast Open is included among the major tournaments on the Australian professional golf circuit. It is one of 13…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Golf Club Caters for Family Needs
A family which plays together, stays together. And any family which has tried it knows this to be true. At the Coffs Harbour Golf Club, you can be…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Visit From “Big Guns” Golf Week ’74
Coffs Harbour, on the throes of staging its richest ever tournament in 1975, will receive a visit this week from a senior executive of…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Five Girls Entered in 1974 Golf Queen Contest
Five Coffs Harbour girls have entered the 1974 Miss Festival of Golf Queen contest which was [?]dged on Monday night. The five girls will attend the clubhouse on Thursday night when the queen will be crowned at a special ceremony compered by local television personality…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Waltons’ $500 Pro-am Attracts Record Field Golf Week ’74
Most leading professionals will arrive in Coffs Harbour by Wednesday morning to compete in the $500 Waltons Pro-Am, the traditional curtain-raiser to the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →$7000 Car As Prize for a Hole-in-one Golf Week ’74
The $8000 prizemoney is not all professional golfers will be competing for in the Open this year. A series of special prizes for exceptional…
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Despite the uncertain weather over the weekend, the visiting bowlers and their wives from the Bankstown Composite Flying Group many of them…
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A little drop of rain, separated the golfers from the pikers — I was one—and only a field of 56 on Saturday — must have been a lot of spectators in…
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