Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeCommunity SportRain dampens opening day

Rain dampens opening day

MEMBERS of the Millicent Bowls Club were joined by the mayor of Wattle Range, Des Noll on Sunday for the opening of the 2021/22 season.

Club president Peter Hyland invited Noll to deliver the first jack for the season and once it was set, women’s singles champion Ella Pietersma delivered the first bowl for the women, while men’s singles champion Brian Roper did the same for the men.

Noll congratulated the club on its set-up and praised its success over the years.

After the official duties were completed, members then set out to play one game of 10 ends, but by the seventh end rain stopped play as the greens were starting to become water-logged. Members then returned to the shelter of the clubroom for afternoon tea to round out the day.

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Successful fundraiser for RFDS

The Naracoorte and District Support Group of the Royal Flying Doctors Service conducted a fundraiser with co-operation from local Livestock Agents and Naracoorte Regional...
More News

New citizens welcomed

FIRST arriving in Mount Gambier/Berrin in 2021, Alberta Badu-Yeboah was formally inducted as an Australian citizen. Ms Badu-Yeboah first started her journey towards becoming...

Victoria’s Tiny Towns funding extended

ROUND three of the Regional Development Victoria’s Tiny Towns Fund is now open until 4 March. The Tiny Towns Fund assists local communities in...

State Voice vote opens

First Nations South Australians are being encouraged to enrol to nominate and vote in the upcoming elections for the First Nations Voice to Parliament. The...

Primary school receives cash injection

NEW facilities have been earmarked for one of the region’s regional schools with the state government providing an $8m cash injection. Glenburnie Primary School will...

Illegal fishing warning after lobsters seized

OVER 100 southern rock lobsters were seized by Fisheries Officers last month, prompting a reminder to fishers about the serious consequences of failing to...

Petition to save heritage wall

A GROUP of community members will continue to fight for a heritage wall in the centre of Mount Gambier/Berrin to be saved. The heritage-listed wall...

Bray to front fundraising lunch

An upcoming fundraising lunch will play host to a Navy commander. The Limestone Coast group of the Order of St John of Jerusalem...

Page on top

Thursday saw a field of 118 take to the course for the usual Stableford competition with some high scoring signed for at the end...

Stage two of wetland underway

THE second stage of Wirey Swamp’s restoration is well underway. The Nature Glenelg Trust led project will almost double the size of its current...

Crash at Robe

Three people have been injured in a single car roll over yesterday morning. Emergency services were called to Laurel Terrace at bout 12.40am on Sunday...