End of season marked at club
On Saturday, September 17, Burrelton Bowling Club president Stefan Elertowicz welcomed 14 members to the ceremony to mark the end of the current season.
In fairly good weather members played 11 ends of bowls and the winners of the prizes for the highest-up team were Susie Eisner and Alan Findlay.
Consolation prizes went to Alastair Robbins, Jim Smith and Mr Elertowicz.
Tea was served and then the president thanked all the members for their continued support of the club during the year.
He said he hoped to see them all next year, along with any potential new members.
The presentation of the trophies then took place.
Winners and runners up were as follows:
Gents’championship Gavin Harris, runner-up - Jim Hutchison; gents’seniors - Jim Hutchison, runner-up - Stefan Elertowicz; gents’handicap Jim Hutchison, runner-up Jim Smith; senior open championship - Mabel Harrier, runner-up - Margaret Moir; Roger Smith Trophy - Mabel Harrier, runner-up - Margaret Moir; two-bowl singles Margaret Moir, runner-up Kath Nicoll; gents’nomination pairs - Stefan Elertowicz and Jim Hutchison; gents’club pairs - Jim Smith and Jim Hutchison, runners-up - Peter Duncan and Stefan Elertowicz; gents’senior pairs - Peter Duncan and Stefan Elertowicz, runners-up John Findlay and Jim Smith; McMillan Trophy - Margaret Moir; green championship - Gavin Harris; ladies’championship - Mabel Harrier, runner-up Kath Nicoll; ladies’nomination pairs - June Currie and Kath Nicoll, runners-up Susie Eisner and Margaret Moir; ladies’club pairs - Susie Eisner and Kath Nicoll, runners-up Linda Grant and Mabel Harrier.
On Saturday, September 10, the club welcomed 12 members from Strathmartine Bowling Club and the annual friendly between the two clubs was played.
The weather was very kind and Burrelton managed to win by 48-31.
Susie Eisner, Peter Duncan, Kath Nicoll and Alan Findlay were members of the highest-up rink.
Tea was served after the game.
On Friday, September 9, hat night winners were Susie Eisner and Kath Nicoll.
On Friday, September 2, hat night winners were Rodney Beal and Alan Findlay.