Bowls Alive April 2000 by Bowls NSW

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The Royal

APRIL 2000 Vol. 61, No.3

New S outh W ales B o w lin g A s s o c ia tio n In c Level 5, 309 Pitt Street, Sydney P.O. Box A 2 186, Sydney South, NSW 1235 Telephone: 02 9283 4555 Fox: 02 9283 4252 E-Mail: rnswba@rnswba.org.au Website: http://www.rnswba.org.au PATRO N:

His Excellency, the Honourable Gordon Samuels, AC, Governor of NSW •

S T A T E P R E S ID E N T :

Winners with Marie Tapner and Club President Bruce Aspery Maurie Bonney, N ed London and Arthur Hutchinson.

Terry Murphy S E N IO R V IC E -P R E S ID E N T :

Arthur Hutchinson

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Tapner 2 0 0 0 tournament was played at the St Ives BC over the week commencing February 27. he

This highly successful carnival was the 18th annual tournament to commemorate the late Harold Tapner, a popular past president of the RNSWBA. As in all 17 previous tournaments, Marie Tapner, Harold’s widow, gave the opening and closing address, and was present every day making sure she spent some time with as many players as possible. As a special feature and to celebrate the year 2000, gold, silver and bronze medals were awarded in each event, and this proved to be very popular, both to the recipients and the players generally. This year, the tournament attracted over 180 teams in both mens, womens and mixed events, including a mens triples team from the Royal, comprising Arthur Hutchinson, Ned London and Maurie Bonney. Last year a team from the Royal was runner-up, but this year they went one step further, fully deserving their win, and obviously enjoyed being presented with gold medals by Marie Tapner.

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SW won its first Australian Sides Championship in five years, with an unbeat en run at the Queanbeyan BC last month.

ALLEY

It is the first time a side has gone through the seven round competition undefeated since NSW last won the Alley Shield in 1995. With eight members of its 16-man side either current or former Australian representatives, NSW were red-hot favourites to take the title. In the past six months, the state has added several inter-state imports to its already formidable line-up, including Australian N o .l Steve Glasson, and 1998 Commonwealth Games silver medallist Adam Jeffery. “We’ve got the players with the ability, and if they play to that ability, we should win,” said NSW side manger, Ron Dennis. “There has been a lot of team spir it, and overall it’s a marvellous result.” Going into the final day, Queensland and Victoria still held slim chances of taking the coveted title, but both sides needed to win their two games convincingly, and were relying on NSW to drop at least one match. However, NSW were not about to let the title slip through their fingers, and after thrashing defending cham pions Western Australia 85-62 in Round 6, they destroyed Queensland’s hopes with a 13 shot final round victory. D A Y O N E

Victoria made a brilliant start to the 2000 Australian Sides Champion ship when it defeated title-holders Western Australia by 29 shots on the opening day.

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Winner of the event in 1996 and 1997, Victoria won three of its four ‘rinks’ for a 95-66 score-line. The most successful state at Australian Sides Championships in the 90s, Western Australia jumped out to a 16-shot lead early in the contest, but were overrun by the strong Victorian side.

splendid NSW side in every respect^^ - Ron Dennis, side manager

Moama based bowler Chris Young was the hero for Victoria, fighting back from a 9-0 deficit early in his clash with Jeff Hall to score a com fortable 28-14 victory. In the biggest surprise of the day, NSW survived a strong challenge from the Northern Territory, winning by just five shots. NSW were expect ed to be far too strong for the

Territory, but were lucky to escape with a 81-76 victory after Northern Territory won 43 of the 84 ends played. Current Australian fours skip Rex Johnston lowered his colours to Scott Hollingworth’s rink 20-21, while 24year-old Commonwealth Games gold medallist Brett Duprez could only manage a draw against the Northern Territory four skipped by Roger Jackson. Glasson was also under pressure for most of his match against Paul Ragattieri, scoring four shots on the 19th end, before winning 23-19. Steve Anderson’s rink also scored a narrow victory for NSW, 17-15. In other games, Queensland made a strong start when they defeated South Australia 93-74. The ACT side were also solid first round win ners, scoring a 97-77 victory over Tasmania. D A Y TW O

Victoria and NSW dominated day two of the Championships with both states undefeated after three rounds. Victoria defeated Tasmania 78-71 before recording an 11 shot win (8069) over Queensland. Mark Jacobsen and Young were the stand-out players for Victoria with their rinks retaining a perfect record after three games. NSW were also big winners, beat ing the previously undefeated ACT side 90-68 after accounting for South Australia by 17 shots (91-74) in the morning. NSW only won two of its four rinks against South Australia, but returned to their best against the ACT winning three rinks and drawing the other. In other Round 2 clashes, Queensland scored a 96-61 victory

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over the Northern Territory, while the ACT defeated Western Australia 77-71. Northern Territory’s run of losses continued in the afternoon when they suffered a four shot loss (80-76) to Tasmania, while Western Australia registered their first win for the

championship defeating Australia 76-60.

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NSW grabbed outright leadership at the Australian Sides Champion ship, beating Victoria by 25 shots and Tasmania 76-59 on Day 3, to

extend its unbeaten run to five rounds. The Round 4 clash between NSW and the previously undefeated Victorian side failed to live-up to expectations, as NSW scored a con vincing 85-60 victory. Anderson was the dominant player in the encounter as his four thrashed the team skipped by Jacobsen 26-7. NSW’s other big margin came from Duprez with his team scoring a 2511 win over Michael Wilks’ combina tion. For Victoria, Young was again in brilliant form defeating Johnston’s team 20-12. Queensland shot back into con tention with a hard fought 83-78 vic tory over the ACT and a 74-66 win over Western Australia. Victoria also kept its chances alive when it defeat ed the ACT by 26 shots in its Round 5 clash, 88-62.

Troy Somerville, Warilla.

Brett Duprez, Taren Point.

N S W ’s M oam a 5-a-side team : Back row: S. Glasson, B. Duprez, A. Jeffery. Front row: S. Laguzza, R. Johnston. -

Kim Jaques, Windale Gatehead.

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John Roberts, Charlestown.

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The N S W State Side. Back row: J. Roberts, S. Lack, S. Glasson, B. Duprez, T. Somerville, P. Cousins, J. Jaques, C. Curtis, S. Anderson, A. Jeffery. Front row: S. Laguzza, K. Walsh, K. Trezise, R. Dennis, T. Murphy, R. Pickford, R. Johnston, W. Crane, B. Benson.

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powerful NSW lawn bowls side livcd-up to pretournament expectations by winning back-to-back Australian SuperLeague titles at Western Australia 4-0 in the opening the Moama BC in February. he

With its all-star cast comprising four current Australian players, NSW scored a clean-sweep, defeating South Australia 4-0 in the final. “There was a lot of pressure on the boys - if you’re the top dog you’re supposed to perform and they did perform ,” said NSW manager and chairman of selectors, Ron Dennis. “The ACT did us over fairly con vincingly in the final round, and that knocked a bit of the confidence out of the boys. It really was a wake-up call for our blokes.” The defending champions started strongly in the final, with Australian N o .l Steve Glasson scoring a hard fought 25-21 victory over fellow Australian squad member, Andrew Smith, in the opening singles game. Smith played good consistent bowls throughout, but Glasson played the big shots when they were needed most. Full of confidence after securing the singles, the NSW four of Sam Laguzza, Adam Jeffery, Brett Duprez and Rex Johnston then combined brilliantly to defeat the South Australian combination 33-12. The contest looked all over at the lunch break, but South Australia hit back hard in the afternoon with Roger Spry and David Stockham rac ing out to a 9-1 lead in the pairs and the triples leading 7-0 after four ends. After 10 ends. South Australia still led the pairs 16-10, but then 24year-old Duprez and Australian skip Johnston scored 10 shots over five ends to run out winners 20-19. NSW also came back hard in the triples, eventually taking the encounter 17-12. “We were well down early in the pairs and triples - and it was a tremendous effort to fight-back and win from that position,” Dennis said. “The boys played as a representa tive team should and I’m very proud of them .” R O U N D

NSW made a sound start to the defence of its title when it beat 6

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round. Duprez and Johnston gave NSW the early break when they won the pairs rubber 14-11, and on the adja cent green their team mates collected the triples 19-15. Glasson then put the match out of Western Australia’s reach when he beat Neil Payne 25-15 in his first sin gles outing for his new state. Western Australia nearly snatched the fours when they scored an amaz ing seven shots on the last end, but NSW escaped with a 23-22 win and a clean sweep. In the same section, Queensland scored a hard fought 3-1 victory over 1997 and 1998 Australian SuperLeague champions, ACT. Kelvin Kerkow defeated the ACT’s reigning Energex Australian Champion of Champions title-holder Alan Monfries 25-19 in the singles, while the Queensland combinations narrowly took the triples 16-14 and the fours 17-15. a c t ’s only joy came in the pairs where Esanda Australian Development Squad players John Bezear and Gary Willis defeated Graeme Shillington and Kerkow 1816. In Section 1, Victoria defeated Tasmania 3-1, while South Australia were convincing winners over the Northern Territory, 4-0. Victoria’s only loss came in the sin gles when Chris Young threw away a 14-7 lead mid-way through the game against Paul Harman, losing 25-22 on his home green. The Victorian team won the pairs 14-12, the triples with a massive 12 shot margin and the fours 21-13. South Australia enjoyed a fairly comfortable opening round and wasn’t pushed in any of its matches against the Northern Territory. Andrew Smith defeated Scott Hollingworth 25-12 in the singles and South Australia won the pairs 19-11 and the triples 26-19. The biggest winning margin of the day was South Australia’s 14 shot fours victory, 26-12.

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Adam Jeffery R O U N D

NSW and South Australia dominat ed the second round of the Australian SuperLeague with the title-holder defeating Queensland 4-0. In what was expected to be a close contest, Glasson continued his win ning streak over Kerkow with a 2511 thumping in the singles. Duprez and Johnston were also easy winners with a 24-8 score-line, while NSW won the triples 19-13 and the fours 18-17. South Australia kept its undefeated record intact when it beat Tasmania 4-0. In the singles. Smith defeated Harman 25-18, while the pairs con test was drawn 18-all. South Australia proved too strong in the triples winning 22-15 and scored an emphatic 12 shot victory in the fours. In other games, Victoria struggled to shake Northern Territory before winning 2-1, while the ACT kept its slim finals chances alive scoring a 3-1 win over Western Australia. R O U N D

Australian N o .l, Steve Glasson saved NSW the embarrassment of missing the final of the Australian SuperLeague in the final round. In one of the sport’s biggest

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upsets, NSW were beaten by the ACT 3-1, and it was only Glasson’s victory over Monfries in the singles rubber that denied the plucky ACT side a final berth. In the pairs, Duprez and Johnston were handed a 13 shot bowls lesson by Bezear and Willis. Bezear, 20, and Willis, 24, defeated their more expe rienced opponents 21-8. On the adjacent rink. Monfries, Richard Shutt and Terry Mclnnes scored a 19-13 victory in the triples to give NSW plenty to think about at the lunch break. The ACT four continued the remarkable performance in the after noon when they scored three shots on the last end to record a memo rable 22-21 victory. However,

Monfries couldn’t complete the fairy tale losing 25-13 to Glasson. In the other section, Victoria came within 19 shots of making the final when it defeated over-night leaders South Australia 3-1. The two sides finished the prelimi nary rounds on equal points, but South Australia’s 19 shot advantage - thanks to some big wins earlier in the tournament - saw it advance to the final. Victoria won the singles, triples and fours rubbers, however Bill Cornehls and Young were soundly beaten 21-10 by Spry and Stockham in the pairs. Young defeated Smith 25-23 in the singles, while Victoria

won the triples 19-9 and the fours 24-12. In other final round matches, Tasmania recorded a convincing 4-0 victory over the Northern Territory while Queensland split its games against Western Australia but got the points with a six shot advantage. RESULTS FINAL - Tuesday, February 22 New South Wales 4 d South Australia 0. Singles: S. Glasson (NSW) 25 d A. Smith (SA) 21. Pairs: B. Duprez, R. Johnston (NSW) 20 d R. Spry. D. Stockham (SA) 19. Triples: A. Jeffery, S. Glason, S. Laguzza (NSW) 17 d W. Ruediger, R. Tume, A. Smith (SA) 12. Fours: S. Laguzza, A. Jeffery, B. Duprez, R. Johnston (NSW) 33 d W. Ruediger, R. Spry, R. Tume, D. Stockham (SA) 12.

N O BO U N D A RY S E P M IM E D 1 2 N O R TH ER N C U JB S PR E V IO U SL Y year, the Manning -B yDistrict and Lower North RON NO LAN Coast DBA’s meet in battle Past President of Zone 6 and Manning DBA for an Inter District Strength Match, a 45 Years and Under This came about by in the first Match, a Pead-Gleeson get- instance (i.e. 1937), because three together for delegates, and a rinks were laid down by the propri no-rules barred umpires shindig etor of the Bellvue Hotel as a gesture for the Weller Maiden Shield. of goodwill, and to attract customers ach

Why? Well, it is probably unknown to many if the bowlers of the present day, but a little over 40 years ago, there was no boundary between the two present districts, and from Gloucester in the south, to Smithtown in the north, 12 clubs collectively made up the whole Lower North Coast Association. Now, for historical interest, those clubs were affiliated with the RNSWBA in the following years: Kempsey 1921, Taree City 1926, Gloucester 1930, Wingham 1930, Nestles Smithtown (now known as Smithtown RSL Memorial) 1934, Tuncurry 1937 (and 1955), Port Macquarie 1938, Wauchope 1948, Forster 1951, North Haven 1953, Taree Railway 1954, Taree West 1955. You may have noticed that I quot ed Tuncurry both 1937 and 1955.

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as patrons of those days. But, alas, along came world war 2, and this bowling green lapsed from want of custom and use. In 1955, the present club request ed affiliation, but was informed that affiliation still stood with the old club, and had all the correct affiliation documents. The 1950 era was a great time of expansion in the bowling fraternity, and along came some new clubs, such as Harrington, Port Macquarie West, South West Rocks, and Kempsey Heights, and still more were being visualised for the near future. It was due to this expansion that all of those in the bowling fraternity realised early in 1958 that bowls wise, the area was growing to such an extent that it was not practical for

the administration of so large an area to be successfully attended to from one area on a single basis. Consequently, at the quarterly del egates meeting held at North Haven in May, 1958, it was resolved that those clubs north and west of the Manning Valley would remain with the Lower North Coast Association, while those south and west would form a new district, known as the Manning Association. At the time of the breakaway, Darrel Pead was the president of the Lower North Coast, and the late Leo Gleeson became the first president of the Manning, hence the Pead Gleeson Shield for delegates. There were no hard feelings about this split, as it was readily realised by all that it was essentially a geographical problem that had to be solved by commonsense. Today, there are 15 fully affiliated clubs in the Lower North Coast and also 15 such clubs in the Manning, a far cry from when there were only 12 clubs in the entire region. There is a friendship and rivalry between the two districts, and the combats each year are always looked forward to between the two districts.

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Young in an amazing 2nd semi-final 7-5, 7-6, 2-7, 7-4. Young set the pace for most of the match but made crucial mistakes under pressure that cost him dearly. In the first set. Young led 5-0, but lost the next four ends to drop the set. The second was almost a repeat performance as Young led 6-1, then dropped the maximum four shots on the 8th to go 2-0 down. “I never really felt comfortable Chris was playing the steadier bowls, but'I got the points,” Smith said. “He played a couple of loose ends that let me in - that’s the nature of sets play.”

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continued at the Moama BC in February, when he won his second consecutive Esanda Australian SuperSingles title. The 30-year-old Australian N o .l was in awesome form in the final as he defeated South Australia’s Andrew Smith in four sets 7-5, 3-7, 7-4, 7-6. Smith, runner-up in the event last year, pushed Glasson (NSW) through out the contest, but failed to make the most of his opportunities late in the match. “It was fairly tight really. Andrew doesn’t let up - he was at my heels the whole time,’’ Glasson said. “It’s a tough event because of the quality of players, so to win it backto-back gives me a great deal of sat isfaction. “Being N o .l means that everyone is chasing you and that adds more pressure so you just have to work that much harder.” In the opening set. Smith led 5-3 after five ends, but Glasson scored four over the next three to grab the early advantage. However, the defending champion appeared to lose the pace of the green slightly in the second, and Smith seized the advantage taking the set in just five ends. Glasson was equal to the challenge though taking the third set when he broke a 4-4 deadlock by scoring three shots on the fifth end. Smith nearly took the match to five sets when he collected the maximum four shots midway through the fourth to grab a 5-4 lead. The South Australian champ[ion had a chance to grab the set on the sixth and then again on the seventh end when he had over a metre to draw the shot with his last bowl, but failed to do so. “The difference between good players and great players is that great players don’t miss opportunities like that - Glasson doesn’t miss those 10

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Victorians take Esanda Austrcilian SuperPairs title •

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opportunities,” Smith said after wards. “The quality of his conversion shots is unbelievable. If I play any less than my best I won’t beat him and for the majority of the game today I was close to that, but it still wasn’t good enough.”

Kerkow cind Young stumble in semis Glasson’s path to the title included a 7-3, 7-1 quarter final victory over Western Australia’s Neil Payne and 7-4, 7-2, 7-6 win against former national singles representative and fierce rival Kelvin Kerkow in the bestof-five-sets semi-final. Gold Coast based Kerkow had no answer for Glasson’s consistency los ing his fifth consecutive match to the defending Esanda Australian SuperSingles champion. “I was in the area, but couldn’t get the results I was looking for today,” Kerkow said. “I don’t play well against Steve, and he seems to burn every time he plays me. He says he plays his best bowls against me and he’s right.” Smith defeated Victorian Chris

In the Esanda Australian SuperPairs, Victorians Bill Cornehls and Mark Jacobsen defeated the young ACT combination of John Bezear and Gary Willis by one shot in the final. Cornehls and Jacobsen came back from a 3-10 deficit midway through the match to run out winners 17-16. Bezear, 20, and Willis, 24, defeat ed South Australia’s Roger Spry and Ray Tume 27-13 to advance to the final, while Cornehls and Jacobsen booked their spot with a 19-17 semi final victory over Brett Duprez and Rex Johnston.

RESULTS Esanda Australian SuperSingles Quarter Finals: S. Glasson (NSW) d N. Payne (WA) 7-3, 7-1; K. Kerkow (Old) d A. Monfries (ACT) 7-3, 7-4; C. Young (Vic) d P. Harman (Tas) 7-1, 7-5; A. Smith (SA) d S. Hollingworth (NT) 7-4, 7-3. Semi Finals; S. Glasson (NSW) d K. Kerkow (Old) 7-4, 7-2, 7-6; A. Smith (SA) d C. Young (Vic) 7-5, 7-6, 2-7, 7-4. Final: S. Glasson (NSW) d A. Smith (SA) 75, 3-7, 7-4, 7-6.

Esanda Australian SuperPairs Quarter Finals: R. Spry, R. Tume (SA) d D. Baker, B. Quinlan (NT) 12; J. Bezear, G. Willis (ACT) 22 d C. Adams, J. Hall (WA) 13; B. Duprez, R. Johnston (NSW) 21 d D. Crocker, S. Crocker (Tas) 19; B. Cornehls, M. Jacobsen (Vic) 22 d G. Shillington, C. Kelly 8. Semi Finals: J. Bezear, G. Willis (ACT) 27 d R. Spry, R. Tume (SA) 13; B. Cornehls, M. Jacobsen (Vic) 19 d B. Duprez, R. Johnston (NSW) 17. Final: B. Cornehls, M. Jacobsen (Vic) 17 d J. Bezear, G. Willis (ACT) 16.

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WHAT a great February our State players had! Firstly, I accompanied Rex Johnston, Steve Glasson, Adam Jeffery, Brett Duprez and Sam Laguzza to Moama for the 5-a-side States Championships, which the boys won, defeating South Australia 4-nil in the final. Singles: Steve winning 25-21. Pairs: Brett and Rex winning 20-19. Triples: Adam, Steve and Sam winning 17-12. Fours: Sam, Adam, Brett and Rex winning 33-12. Then, the Esanda Super Singles. Steve Glasson won the final, defeating Andrew Smith (SA) 7-5, 3-7, 7-4, 7-6. Then, over to the ACT to join up with the rest of our State Side. A win in the three test series against Northern Territory was followed by another win in a three test series against Tasmania. Then to Queanbeyan for the all important Australian Sides Championship. Results: NSW v Northern Territory 81-76; v South Australia 91-74; v ACT 90-68; v Victoria 85-60; v Tasmania 76-59; v W estern Australia 85-62; v Queensland 80-67. 1 felt that our boys owed quite a lot to the very stiff opposition they receive each week in our Premier League competition. When the pressure was applied late in each game they really responded, particularly the game against Western Australia 21 shots behind early saw our boys really lift themselves up to be level at 48-48 and 51-51, then really apply the pressure to jump to 75-51 to go on to a fantastic 85-62 win, and then in the afternoon go to defeat Queensland, to give NSW their first win since 1995. With 11 tests in all, we were proud to come away unde feated, and you never know, we may equal Steve Waugh’s record. Qur boys were a real credit to our State, true sportsmen on and off the green.

Blind/Partially Blind I had a meeting with Glenda Jessup, of the Royal Blind Society (RBS). Glenda spoke of a teaching program, to provide clients with the skills to enable them to join a local lawn bowling club. The program is to be run initially in regional areas (I know Sydney is pretty well advanced in this area). As the logistic of running group programs can be diffi cult due to small numbers and transport, it is more prac ticable for them to join the local club. With this in mind, the RBS have an information pack available for both the client and the local club. Please, if you get a request to help, put your hand for ward. Any further information contact Glenda at the RBS, 4 Mitchell Street, Enfield. 12

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Recruitment Jim Doland has updated our book on recruitment. It is a large book very well presented. He has also put out a small version on how to interpret the book. The main book has a proven track record. All it really needs is a couple of dedicated club members to take the time to have the details explained to them, and then go to work on organising a recruitment drive, keeping in mind it is not a short term commitment, but a very worthwhile one. These books are available from your association on request, and I say thank you and well done John Dolan, of Grandviews.

Zone visits Two more visits to zones this month again have been very productive. The zone 6 meeting held at East Cessnock in their new premises, including five rinks indoors, and a new synthet ic green outside, gives the club just about all they need. The meeting was very well attended and as usual, ques tions were presented and answered, and at the end of the meeting all seemed satisfied with the result. Zone 4 meeting was held at the West Dubbo club, and although the weather was terrible, it did not dampen the spirit of the meeting. At this meeting, in particular, I answered more ques tions on the game itself, giving me the feeling that they were reasonably happy with our endeavours to improve our administration. We also visited East Maitland where we will be playing the Test match between NSW and Queensland, looked in on president Frank at Maitland City, and on our way to Dubbo we were invited to morning tea at Merriwaa - a club still existing on voluntary labour and a membership fee of $150. What a place to reminisce!

Paynter & Dixon We are very pleased with the sponsorship of our asso ciation by Paynter & Dixon. I have had the privilege of officiating at the opening of some of the clubs they have extended or renovated. They really have a wonderful advisory service to help clubs on their renovation ideas whether they be small or large.

Social Bowls It has been great to attend meetings of retired bowls groups in areas where we have North-South-East and West side associations and was very surprised to be nom inated as Co-Patron of the very large RSL bowling group. These bowlers pay a fee to be a member of their respective groups, and 1 am proud to say they stipulate that to be a member, you must be fully affiliated with your respective club. - Terry Murphy, State President

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Bowls on TV - ABC and Fox Sports Australia v England - played at St Jo h n ’s Park BC, Esanda Super Singles and Super Pairs and 2000 Womens World Championships from Moama BC. transmission dates refer February issue page 27 “Bowls Alive.”

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NSWJBA Inc. The administration of our NSWJ BA Inc. is now located at St John’s Park BC. All enquiries for junior bowls should be directed to the fol lowing; Mr Trevor Clark Honorary Secretary NSWJBA Inc. P.O. Box 347 Bonnyrigg NSW 2177 Ph/Fax 9822 1079 This, once again, is an excellent example of St John’s Park BC sup porting bowls in NSW for the benefit of our great game and the communi ty at large.

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2000 Esanda Australian Indoor Singles Championship NSW qualifying rounds: a) Friday June 30 to Sunday July 2, 2000 b) Friday July 7 to Sunday July 6, 2000. Entries close May 19, 2000. Players may nom inate at which venue they wish to play. Entry forms are with all club’s bowls secretaries.

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Ai-Ctilhox Alternative sometimes ^preferred SIR: In Febniary's "Bowls Alive", Ian Smith, of Bmsh Park, enquired about other clubs' experiences of threeway singles. For the past 18 months. Lane Cove West has offered three-player singles on Fridays. Friday is traditionally a nom inated pairs day, but the singles alternative is pre ferred by some of our members as a chance to hone their draw -shot skills for competition. It also adds to the scarce opportunities social bowlers have to participate in a very enjoyable form of the game. In the interest of their ow n enjoyment, the nom inators usually ensure that their trio is evenly matched. The three singles players meet each other in two games over a distance agreed among them. The non player in each game marks. We have found that 15 ends per game can be handled comfortably, but shorter games are an acceptable option, if preferred. For "winning rink" purposes, the greater num ber of wins is the deciding factor. If on wins alone the result is a tie, aggregate points then enter the equation as the decider. We have m et no significant problems at all in slotting the singles games as part of the social schedule. Pairs are still the more popular choice of our players on Fridays, but the singles option is available to vary the menu. As a secondary benefit, three-player singles give stressed selectors the flexibility to get around the recur ring problem of odd num bers in arranging an afternoon^s program . There is usually no shortage odd starters willing to play the singles game if invited to meet a need. BRIAN MULVEY, Selector Lane Cove West BC.

50th Anniversary SIR: Ganm ain Memorial BC celebrates its 50th anniver sary this year, the first green being officially opened on March 12, 1950. It w as in September 1949 that the Ganmain RSL Club formed a steering committee of seven members to estab lish a bowling club in the town. This committee - F. Crozier (presX V. Woolnough (sec), E. Coleman, G. Bryant, N. Sims, S. Pratt and FI. Swan - convened a meeting attended by 29 men, and they formed the Ganm ain BC in November 1949. Early difficulties arose due to lack of water, but this was solved w hen Lloyd FFamblin sank a dam near B o g ^ Creek free of charge, for which service he became the club's first life member. Early matches were arranged against the neighbour ing towns of Narrandera, Ariah Park, Temora and Junee until Ganm ain joined the Wagga Association where they are still affiliated. A wom ens club was formed in 1953. To celebrate the occasion, Ganmain is organising a two-day carnival at Eater. A mixed triples event will be held on Easter Saturday, April 22, commencing at 1.00pm, followed by a barbecue. Then on Sunday April 23, an official m en's triples day is planned with a 10.00am start. We are privileged that State President Terry M urphy 16

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AN OPiN FORUM HNIRIRDERS has indicated his intention to be present, and he will unveil the plaque immediately after the official limcheon at mid-day. All present and past Ganmain members, as well as exGanmain residents now affiliated elsewhere, have been invited to join in the celebrations, which should be a great day of bowling and re-living the past. Further particulars concerning the anniversary can be obtained from the bowling club, Ganmain 2762 (ph 6927 6174) or from the bowls secretary at 10 Lavender Place, Wagga 2650 (6926 5957). DON COX, Bowls secretary, Ganmain Memorial BC

Moving with the times SIR: Flow often have matches, both permants and cham pionships, been w on or lost by mostly elderly bowlers who have hearing difficulties^ Perhaps 70% of elderly bowlers live w ith this problem. When crossing over between ends, a player may m en tion to the skip. "I thought you wanted a particular shot," to which the skip replies, no "I wanted this or that shot." So, many times this m isunderstanding through loss of hearing has occurred, generally costing the game. This problem could be overcome by introducing a bat tery walkie-talkie (one available at each end of the green) to players who carmot hear clearly, perhaps through local passing traffic, planes, or any other backeround noises which can affect hearing. They could pick it up and converse with the skip about w hat shot he requires, eliminating any excuses for incorrect play. It is known that mobiles on the green are illegal, how ever these styles of walkie-talkies are not mobiles. They are small, unobtrusive, inexpensively run only on batter ies, and noiseless. Over time m uch has been implemented in the game of bowls helping to encourage more members (coloured shirts - bowls etc) and lifting the image of the game and making this an essential aid to be available to those who would need it saving m uch embarrassment to all in the team. DANNY COHEN, Rose Bay BC

Another viewpoint SIR: I was pleased to read Vic Attwooll's letter ("Bowls Alive", March) expressing his pleasure at playing a game in which four out of the six bowlers in the game used old bowls, and to consider his further suggestions. This letter is not to resurrect the old bowls versus nar row biased ('cheating') bowls issue. However, it is to express the view that Vic's suggestion to replace the jack on the T intersection if it has been car ried into the ditch w ould not encourage the trail shot, but discourage it. The bowl trailing the jack into the ditch would lose its advantage of lying next or near to the jack. Also, the challenge to the opposition player(s) to draw close to the ditched jack without falling into the ditch would be removed as placing the jack on the 'T', w ould give a six foot margin for error. To place a jack which has been driven out of bounds

on the boundary line where it had crossed would be worth consideration, as it would give following players a new target, or should there be no bowls left to play, the bowls nearest the replaced jack would be 'shot' and sec ond etc. giving a result to trie end. This w ould eliminate the desperate 'kill the end' when several shots down, or, at least call for considera tion of "side" bowls as well as back bowls. BARRY FLOYD, Manly Vale BC

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SIR: The wirmer of the coin toss at the beginning of the game allows the wirmer the privilege the decision as to w hether to lead or not. Many experienced skips prefer to play the last bowl. Therefore the wirmer of an end should have the right to lead off or not after the kitty has been positioned by his lead. W hat do you think! VIC BEST, Killara BC

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Family success SIR: I congratulate the O'Connor family, of the Eastlakes BC, on the family achievement of winning the triples event recently, particularly with a 10-year-old grandson involved. However, not to steal the thunder from the O'Connor family, I w ould like to relate a similar occurrence from the Henty BC in 1969. I entered a team of Jim Ehlers (my son - lead). Bill Ehlers (my father - second) and myself (Norm Ehlers as skip), into the Henty Club Open Triples, and won the event. (Thus - father, son and grandson constituted the team). Prior to that, in 1964, a team consisting of my father (Bill) and his À ree sons (George, Norm and Bert) took out the Fours championship at the Yerong Creek BC. Whilst not as active on the green these days, I still m aintain a particular interest in the sport, and in reading the monthly magazine. NORM EHLERS Shoalhaven Ex-Servicemen's BC

Extraordinary occurrences SIR: Just a little note about two extraordinary occur rences in the bowls result that occurred at the GTI Eastlakes BC. The Club Championship Triples Event for 1999 was won by a ten year old in his first year as a member, along w ith his family of three generations of bowlers. I doubt this has ever been done before - a grand father with his son and 10 year old grandson winning a major trophy in a bowls club in Australia. It was an amazing feat of 10 year old Alex LaingO'Connor and the O'Connor family, of Eastlakes, win ning the Triples Championship. d e NNIS M cCABE Secretary manager, GTI Eastlakes BC 18

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Reply to Roy Lawrence SIR; To you, Roy, w hat a lot of "gobberly gook" claiming bowlers should play in mufti for all club events. It is wonderful, indeed, to see a green full of bowlers dressed in all-white, which only goes to show this game of bowls is well organised and disciplined. To see a green full of bowlers in mufti, a conglomeration of colours, gives the impression of a very disorgan ised and undisciplined anything-goes game of bowls. As you quoted the "oldies", I take it as a term of endearment, as these elderly bowlers have placed this game on the highest level it has ever been. You, Roy, seem to be of the younger brigade, and like most of your kind, come into the game and immediately try to change the rules. With the num ber of young bowlers coming into the game, there has to be some attraction, and they will have to dress in all-white or club colours, otherwise they would not join. Therefore, Roy, I suggest you have a re-think, play your game of bowls and leave the rules alone. With reference to "most Sydney clubs are doomed because they play in whites and are old fashioned", it's time you got out of your Pymble club and had a look around, and get "your old fashioned dilemma" out of your system. NOEL KESSEY Souths Juniors BC

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D® 16 score-line in the afternoon’s sin gles rubber. And in the fours, the New Zealand side, which included former world champions Peter Beilis and Rowan Brassey, in removed any doubt about the result with a strong 16-11 victory. “It was disappointing to lose this series because we expected to beat New Zealand,” said Australian side man ager Geoff Oakley. “This loss is a very good wake-up call for World Bowls in April - it’s come at an excellent time in that respect.” The men’s ‘25 Years and Under’ series was won by New Zealand 3-0 after it took the third Test 3-1.

New Zealand men’s bowls side secured its first Trans Tasman Test Series victory in four years when it won the deciding third Test in convincing fashion at the Hutt BC Wellington in February.

New Zealand took the Third Test 301 to register a 2-1 series win. At the lunch break on the final day, Australia had every chance of taking the series after the morning’s matches had been split between the two nations. Commonwealth Games gold medallists Brett Duprez and Mark Jacobsen had scored their first win in the pairs with a 22-19 score-line. However, the triples combination of Adam Jeffery, Steve Glasson and Rex Johnston lost 19-12, giving New Zealand a four shot advantage going into the final session. Unexpectedly, Andrew Curtain defeated Australian N o.l Steve Glasson for the second time in the series with the 21-

Last bowl victory in first Test Australia’s only joy in this year’s Trans Tasman Test series came in the opening Test match when Jacobsen steered the visitors to a last bowl victory. With New Zealand holding a possible four shots on the final end of the deciding pairs mbber, Jacobsen cooly played the winning draw shot to give Australia the Test match. Jacobsen and Duprez lost the encounter 22-18, but the 31-year-old Victorian’s last bowl gave Australia a four shot lead in the Test after the rubbers were split 2-2. Earlier in the day, Glasson scored a comfortable 21-15 victory over Curtain and the fours combination won 16-13 to put Australia in a commanding position at the lunch break. However, the trio of Jeffery, Glasson and Johnston lost the triples 15-14, putting significant pressure on the pairs combination, which at one stage trailed by as many as seven shots. “We relished the conditions in the morning, but the breeze came up in the afternoon and that made the green a bit tricky,” said Oakley. “I’m thrilled at the way we came from behind to win the Test.” The men’s ‘25 Years and Under’ First Test was a close affair with New Zealand winning the singles and the fours to take the Test 2-2 with a +1 shot margin.

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New Zealand squared the series when it won the singles and triples rubbers and the pairs was drawn in the Second Test. Curtain gave his side the best start possible when he bounced back from the First Test loss to beat Glasson 2118. The Kiwi triples combination then out-played Australia winning 20-12, while Duprez and Jacobsen could only manage a 20-20 draw. Australia’s only joy was in the fours where Johnston steered his team to victory with a 15-12 win over the side skipped by Beilis. The men’s ‘25 Years & Under’ Test was won by New Zealand with victory in the singles and pairs and a draw in the fours giving them the series.

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Belrose is in second place with 14 points, having com pleted nine rounds of the competition. Taren Point has finally scraped onto the ladder with its first points after winning the eighth round 68-56 against Grandviews. But Waratah continues to languish at the bottom of the Premier League table with out any points to its credit. The contrast between the top and bottom clubs is stark. The St Johns

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quet in the style for which it has become renowned throughout Zone 10. Eric Mitchell, president of Parramatta DBA, who was in atten dance, said: “The afternoon and the happy arrangement between two dif ferent community groups is a clear indication of just what can be done to recognise our nation’s multicultural heritage. “I am sure the example shown here today will encourage other

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The squad includes three new play ers - Gary Willis (ACT), Michael Wilks (Vic) and Colin Kelly (Qld). Chris Young and Kevin Walsh have been omitted from the national squad, while Western Australia’s Stewart Davies made himself unavail able, due to business commitments.

Once again, the squad highlights the fact that young players dominate the sport at the elite level, with five members in their twenties and a fur ther three in their early thirties. The Esanda Australian Bowls Squad is - Brett Duprez, Steve Glasson, Adam Jeffery, Rex Johnston (NSW); Mark Jacobsen, Michael Wilks (Vic), Kelvin Kerkow, Colin Kelly (Qld); Andrew Smith (SA) and Gary Willis (ACT). Twenty-five-year-old Willis had been a member of the Esanda

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“The selectors have brought three exciting young players into the squad and that will no doubt make for a very competitive environment in the race to secure spots in the Australian side,” said Bowls Australia president Sonny Downs. “We have got a healthy situation now where players in their early thir ties like Glasson, Kerkow and Jacobsen are experienced interna tionals, and a new group of young bowlers are breaking into the squad

25) for the next 12 months. The squad is James Cook, Paul Cousins, (NSW); Anthony Flapper, Todd Simmons (Vic); Mark Casey, Anthony Kiepe (Qld); Scott Taylor, Wayne Ruediger (SA); Mark Strochnetter (Tas), John Bezear (ACT).

and are keen to represent their coun try.” The Australian side has a heavy commitment of international match es during the remainder of this year, starting with World Bowls in South Africa from March 31 to April 16. Australia will also play a Test match against Scotland in May, fol lowed by Tests against Wales, South Africa and Ireland. Bowls Australia has also announced its Esanda Australian Bowls Development Squad (Under

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1,150.00 1,150.00 1,021.00 2,171.00 1,525.00 3,696.00 1,714.33 5,410.33 1,523.00 6,933.33 2,011.00 8,944.33 2,055.67 11,000.00 2,500.00 13,500.00 1,900.00 15,400.00 2,276.00 17,676.00 2,288.00 19,964.00 2,000.00 21,964.00 2,400.00 24,364.00 2,428.00 26,792.00 3,223.00 30,015.00 3,129.00 33,144.00 3,422.00 36,566.00 3,100.00 39,666.00 2,667.00 42,333.00 2,368.00 44,701.00 2,300.00 47,001.00 3,000.00 50,001.00 2,349.00 52,350.00 2,350.00 54,700.00 2,300.00 57,000.00 Additional Donation: An investment held in trust by The Smith Family on behalf of Bowls Club, dated August 9, 1984 $9,000.00 $66,000.00 The 25th year is the last occasion the NSW Master Builders BC is supporting this charity as a special fund raising day. A plaque indicating the amount raised each year has been handed over to The Smith Family to keep in perpetuity. Total funds raised over 25 years -

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Raising Manager representing the Smith Family, in accepting the $2300 raised during the day, plus an additional amount of $9000 held in trust by The Smith Family, totalling $11,300, thanked all in attendance for their great support. He indicated that at this paiiicular time there were many families in urgent need of welfare assistance. He also stated that all donations received by The Smith Family are totally applied to various welfare projects. Over the past 25 years, the Master Builders BC has raised the amount of $66,000 for The Smith Family.

R N S W B A C h a rity D o n a tio n s AUTISM ASSOCIATION OF NSW December 1999 to February 2000

Balance 3 0 /1 1 /9 9 $25,358.90 Bank charges $2.20 Interest received $108.16 Khancoben CC $69.80; Leeton SC $78.20; Avoca Beach BC $120.00; Engadine BC $100.00; Gymea BC $150.00. Bathurst City Mens BC $150.00; Coleambally BC $80.00; Southern DBA $33.15; Coolah BC $125.00; Hay BC $84.40. Coonabarabran BC $184.00; Molong MC $123.00; Lithgow Diggers BC $100.00; Lithgow Workmens BC $200.00; Parkes Railway Inst BC $125.00. Harbord (Aquatic Day) BC $100.00; Portland BC $80.00; Delungra Mem BC $108.00; Millthorpe BC $150.00; Graham Liddell $205.00. Total $2,367.55 Balance 2 9 /0 2 /0 0 $27,836.81

- Doug Bennetts

AVALON PAIR W IN S FORSTER M A JO R /M IN O R he annual Major/Minor Jones, of Ramsgate; John Roach and Pairs Tournament was held Ian Lean, of Beresfield, over Merv at the Forster BC. The Rowsell and Wayne Ranford, of tournament was a resounding Forster; also John McClean and Ray success, with many excellent Pickard, of Avalon, over John games of bowls being played Feeney and Neville Wilson, of over the four days. Raymond Terrace.

Clubs were well represented from Sydney, Newcastle, Port Macquarie and many from around the Manning District. The bowls played throughout the tournament were of an exceptionally high standard and thoroughly enter tained the good crowds that were on hand each day to support their favourite players. Forsters’ senior vice president, Merv Rowsell, and his team of organ isers worked tirelessly to provide top facilities, up to date results and con ducted a top tournament. Following the sectional play-offs, the quarter finals resulted in wins to Kevin Harris and George McCartney of Taree City, over Barry Troope and Eric Gill, also of Taree City; Frank Habraken and Ian Brown, of Forster, over Richard Bewes and Barry

The semi finals saw George McCartney’s team too strong for Ian Brown’s team, 23-17, while Ray Pickard’s team defeated Ian Lean’s team 20-14. The final was another excellent game of bowls with George McCartney’s side taking the early lead and looking strong midway. However, John McLean and Ray Pickard produced some excellent bowls and kept the crowd on their toes. They fought back gallantly, and eventually ran out the tournament winners 23-18. Nominations for the Year 2000 event are now being accepted. For further information, contact Merv Rowsell on 6554 6155, or 6555 6155.

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APRINOX5MG100 ARATAC lOOMG 30 ARATAC200MG30 AREDIAVIAL15MG 4X5ML AREDIAVIAL30MG 2X10ML ARICEPT lOMG 28 ARICEPT 5MG 28 ARIMA150MG60 ARIMIDEXTAB1MG28 ARISTOCORT CRM 0.02% lOOG ARISTOCORT CRM 0,02% 100GX2 ARISTOCORT CRM 0.05% 15G ARISTOCORT CRM 0.05% 30G ARISTOCORT OINT 0.02% 100G ARISTOCORT OINT 0,02% lOOGX 2 ARISTOCORT OINT 0.05% 30G ARISTOCORT OINT 0.05% 15G AROPAX20MG30 ARTANE2MG 200 TABS ARTANE5MG 200 TABS ARTHREXINCAP25MG100 ARTHROTEC50 ASIGTABS10MG30 ASIGTABS20MG30 ASIGTABS5MG30 ASMOLCFC FREE INHALER ASMOLNEB2.5MG 2.5MG30X2 ASMOLNEB2.5MG2.5ML30 ASM0LNEB5MG 2.5ML 30X2 ASM0LNEB5MG2.5ML 30 ASTHMAHALER MIST AT10CAPS125MG100 A ATACAND TAB 16MG 30 A ATACAND TAB 4MG 30 A ATACAND TAB 8MG 30 A ATEHEXAL 50MG 30 ATEHEXAL 50MG 90 ATIVAN IMG 100 ATIVAN IMG 50 ATIVAN 2.5MG 100 ATIVAN 2.5MG 50 ATROPINE 10MLM-JET0.1MG/ML ATROPT EYE DROPS r/.15M L ATROVENT AEROSOL 200DOSEX2 ATR0VENTAÜUE0US NASAL SPRAY ATR0VENTAUTOHALER20MCG 20000 ATROVENT FORTE MET AERO 1 ATROVENT NEB SOL 250MCG30ML ATROVENT NEB SOL 250MCG30MU2 ATROVENT NEB SOL 500MCG30ML ATROVENT NEB SOL 500MCG30MLX2 ATROVENT SOLN 0.025% 20MLX2 AUGMENTIN FORTE DUO SYR R AUGMENTIN FORTE DUO TAB 10 AUGMENTIN SYRUP 75ML R AUGMENTIN TABS 250MG15 AUREOMYCIN OINT 3% 15G AURORIX 150MG 60 AURORIX 300MG 60 AUSTYN 200M 100 AUSTYN300MG100 AUSTYN SR-CAP lOOMG 100 AVAPRO150MG 28 A AVAPR0300MG 28 A AVAPRO 75MG 28 A AZOL lOOMG 100 A

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AZOL 200M G100 A

$80.00

B B B B B B B B BACTRIM DS TABS 10 BACTRIM SYRUP lOOML R BACTRIM TABS 10 BACTROBAN NASAL OINT3G BACTR0BAN0INT15G BARBLOC15MG50 BARBLOC5MG100 BECLOFORTE INHALER 250MCG BECONASE AQ TWIN PACK BECOTIDE 50 INHALER 200D BECOTIDE100 INHALER 200D BECOTIDE R-CAPS100MCG100 BECOTIDE R-CAPSIOOMCG 200 BENEMID100 BEROTEC INHALANT SOLN 20M BEROTEC INHALER 100MCG 20 BETAGAN EYE DROPS 0.25% BETAGAN EYE DROPS 0.5% BETALOC lOOMG 120 BETALOC lOOMG 60 BETALOC 50M G100 BETALOC 50MG 200 BETNOVATE1/2 CREAM 15G BETNOVATE1/2 CREAM 30G BETNOVATE 1/2 OINT 15G BETNOVATE 1/2 OINT 30G BETNOVATE 1/5 STRGTH 100GX2 BETNOVATE 1/5 STRGTH lOOG BETNOVATE CREAM 30G BETNOVATE OINTMENT 30G BETNOVATE SCALP LOTION BETOPTIC S EYE DROPS 5ML BETOPTIC EYE DROP 5ML BETOQUIN EYE DROPS 5ML BIAXSIG150MG10 BIAXSIGDTAB50MG10 BIAXSIG TABS 300MG 5 BIPHASIL 2112 MONTHS BIPHASIL21X4M0NTHS BIPHASIL 28 4M0NTHS BIPHASIL 2812 MONTHS BIQUINATETABS300MG50 BLEPHAMIDE EYE DROPS 5ML BLOCADREN5MG100 BM TEST GLYCEMIE 20/800 100 X2 BONEFOS CAPS 400M G100 A BONEFOS TABS 800MG 60 A BRENDA-35 ED 28 1 MONTH BRENOA-35 ED 28 3 MONTHS BREVINORl 214M0NTHS BREVINORl 284M0NTHS BREVIN0R21 4 MONTHS BREVIN0R28 4M0NTHS BRICANYL AEROSOL 400 DOSE BRICANYL ELIXIR 300 ML BRICANYL MET-AER0 250MCG 400 BRICANYL NEBULISER SOLN BRICANYL RESP5MG/2ML 2X30 A BRICANYL TABS 5M G 100 BRICANYL TURBUHALER500MC BROMOLACTIN2.5MGTABS60A BRUFEN SYRUP 100MG/5ML200ML

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Prescription Medications BRUFEN TABS 400M G100 BRÜTEN TABS 400MG 50 BURINEX IM G 100 TABS BUSCOPAN AMPS20MG5X1ML BUSCOPAN TABS 10MG100 BUSPAR10MG50 REP A BUSPAR5MG50 REPA BUTAZOLIDIN lOOMG 50

$11.00 $7.45 $9.25 $14.75 $21.35 $41.95 $27.75 $15.35

CAFERG0TSUPP0S5 CAFERG0TTABS20 CALSYNAR VIAL 4001U2MLX1 A CAPADEX CAPS 100 CAPADEXCAPS20 CAPOTEN TABS 50MG 90 CAPOTEN TABS 25MG 90 CAPOTEN TABS 12.5MG 90 CAPURATE300CAP30 CARATATE TABS 120 CARDIZEMCD240MG28 CARDIZEM CD CAPS 180MG 28 CÄRDIZEMTABS60MG90 CARDOLTAB160MG60 CARBURAN TAB 2MG 28 CARDURANTAB4MG28 CATAPRES TABS 100MCG100 CATAPRES TABS 150MCG100 CAVERJECT10MCG5X1MLFA CAVERJECT 20MCG 5X1ML F A CAVERJECT 5 MCG 5X1ML F A CDTDIP-TETVACC0.5ML R CECLORCOTABS375MG10 CECLORSUSP125MG100ML R CECLORSUSP250MG75ML R CELEBREX lOOMG 60 CELEBREX 200MG 30 CELESTONECHROND INJECT 1 CELESTONEMCRMIOOGM CELESTONEMCRM100GX2 CELESTONEMOINT100G CELESTONEMOINT100GX2 CELESTONEV1/2CRM15G CELEST0NEV1/20INT15G CELESTONEV CREAM 30G CELESTONEVOINT30G CELESTONEVG CREAM 30G CELESTONEVG OINTMENT 30G CHLOROCORTEYEOINT4GM CHLOROMYCETIN EAR DROPS R CHLOROMYCETIN EYE DROPS R CHLOROMYCETIN OINT4G CHLORQUIN250/155MG100 CHLORSIG EYE DROPS lOML R CHLORSIGEYEOINT4G CHLORVESCENTTAB30 CHLOTRIDE TABS 100 CHLOTRIOETABS50 CHOLERA BP VACCINE 1MLR CICATRIN POWDER 15G CILAMOXCAP250MG20 CILAMOXCAP 500MG20 CHAMOXSYR125MG100ML R CILAMOXSYR 250MG100ML R CILICAINE CAPS 250MG150 CILICAINECAPS250MG25 CILICAINE CAPS 500MG 25 CILOXAN OPHTH SOL 0.3% 5MLX2 CIPPROXINTAB 250MG2 CIPRAMIL TAB 20MG 28 CIPROXIN 750MG14 A CIPROXINTAB 250MG14 A CIPROXINTAB 500MG14 A CLAMOXYL DUO FORTE 850MG10 CLAMOXYL FORTE DUO SYRUP R CLAMOXYL SYRP125MG/31.25MGR CLAM0XYLTAB250MG15 CLAVULIN FORTE DUO SYRUP R CLAVULIN125SYRP125MG/31.25R

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PG6

CLAVULIN 500M G-125M GT CLAVULIN TAB 250MG CLEOCIN CAP 150MG 25 CLEXANE INJECT 20MG10X0.2ML CLEXANE SYR lOOMGl.OML 10 A CLEXANE SYR P/F40MG0.4ML10 A CLEXANE SYR P/F60MG0.6ML 10 A CLEXANE SYR P/F80MG0.8ML 10 A CLIMARA100PATCH4 CLIMARA50PATCH4 CLIMEN TAB 2MG 21 CLINDATECH LIQUID lOOML CLINISTIX STRIPS 100 CLINORIL TABS 100MG100 CLINORILTABS100MG50 CLINORIL TABS 200MG 50 CLOFENTABS10MG100 CLOFEN TABS 25M G100 CLOMID50MG10 CLOMID50MG5 CLOMIDTAB50MG10 CL0MIDTAB50MG5 CLOPIXOL10MG TABS 100 CLOPIXOLAMP2O0MG1ML5DEPOT CODALGINFTETABS20 CODAPANE 500MG/8MG24 CODEINE LINC100ML OC CODEINE PHOS30MG 20 S8 CODRALFORTE TABS 100 CODRALFORTE TABS 20 COGENTIN0.5MG100 COGENTIN 2MG 60 COGENTINAMPS2MG/2ML5 COGNEX CAP lOMG 56 COGNEX CAP 30M G112 COGNEX CAP 40M G112 COLESE TABS 135MG 90 COLESTID SACHETS 5G 120 COLGOUT TABS 0.5MG 100 COLIFOAM RECTAL FOAM 90GX1 COLIFORM RECTAL FOAM X2 COLOFACTAB135MG30 COLOFACTAB135MG90 COPHENYLCAINE FORTE 50ML SPRAY CORAS 60MG TABS 90 CORBETONTAB20MG100 CORBETONTAB 40MG100 CORDARONEXTAB100MG30 CORDARONEXTAB2O0MG3O CORDILOX160MG60 CORDILOX180MGSR30 CORDILOX40MG100 CORDILOX8OMG10O CORDILOXSR240MG30 CARTATE 25MG 60 CORTATE5MG50 CORTEF CREAM 1%50G COSUDEX50MG28 A COTAZYM S FORTE CAPS 250 COUMADIN IMG 100 COUMADIN IMG 50 COUMADIN 2MG 50 COUMADIN 5M G100 COUMADIN 5MG 50 COVERSYLTABS2MG30 C0VERSYLTABS4MG30 COZAAR 50MG30 CREON CAP 10000BPU100 CREONFTECAP2500IU100 CROMESE NEB SOL 2ML 60 CROMESE NEB SOL 2ML 60x2 CYCLOBLASTINTA8 50MG50 CYCLOGYL1%15ML CYKLOKAPRONTAB 500MG100 CYPRONETAB50MG20 A CYPRONETAB50MG50 A CYTADRENTAB250MG100 CYTAMEN 1000 AMP 5X1ML CYTOTEC TABS 120 A

$15.25 $

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DAIVONEX CREAM 100G DAIVONEX CREAM 30G DAIVONEX OINTIOOGM DAIVONEX OINT30G DALACIN VCREAM2%40GM DALACINCAPS150MG25 OAUCIN SYRUP lOOML DANOCRINE100MG100 DANOCRINE200MG100 A DANTRIUMCAP25MG100 DANTRIUMCAP50MG100 DAONIL TABS 5M G 100 DAPATABS2.5MG90 DAPSONE TABS 100MG100 DARAPRIMTABS25MG50 DECADURAB0LIN50MG3 A DECADRONAMPS5X1ML DECADURABOLIN 50MG ORGAJECT A DENOL TABS 112 DEP0MEDR0L40MGM5X1 DEP0-PR0VERAVL150MG1ML DEP0-RAL0VERA150MG/ML DEPTRANCAPS10MG50 DEPTRANCAPS25MG50 DEPTRANTAB75MG30 DEPTRANTABS50MG50 DERALINIOMG TABLETS 100 DERALIN160MG TABLETS 50 DERALIN40MG TABLETS 100 OERMATECH SOLUTION lOOML DERMESTRIL PATCH 100 8 DERMESTRIL PATCH 25 8 DERMESTRIL PATCH 50 8 DESERILTAB1MG50 DEXAMPHETAMINE 5M G100 S8 DEXMETHSONE0.5MG30 DEXMETHSONE4MG30 DIABEXTAB 500MG100 DIABEXTAB850MG60 DIABINESETAB 250MG100 DIAFORMIN 500M G100 DIAFORMIN850MG60 DIAMICRON TAB 80M G100 DIAMOX TAB 250M G100 OIANE-3 5 EDI MONTH DIANE 35 ED 3 MONTHS DIANE 35 ED 6 MONTHS DIASTIX100 DIAZEPAM INJ10MG5X2ML DICHLOTRIDE25MG100 DICHLOTRIOE25MG50 DICHLOTRIDE50MG50 DICLOCIL250MG24 DICLOCIL500MG24 DIDROCALOSTEO90DAYCYCLEA DIDRONEL 200MG 60 A OIENOESTROLCRM85G DIFFERIN0.1%GEL30G OIFFLAMGEL5%30G DIFLUCAN 100MG28CAP A DIFLUCAN 50MG 28 A DIFLUCAN CAP 20OMG 28 A DIFLUCAN CAPS 150MG1 DIGESICTABIOO DIGESICTAB20 DIGESICTAB50 DIHYDERGOT 2.5MG 100 DILANTIN CAPS lOOMG 200 DILANTIN CAPS 30MG DILANTIN INFATABS50MG DILANTIN SUSP 30MG/5ML DILANTIN SUSP FORTE 500ML DILATREND TAB 12.5MG 60 A DILATREND TAB 6.25MG 60 A DIMETRIOSECAP2.58 A DINDEVAN10MG100 DIPENTUM 500MGTAB100 A

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DIPENTUMCAP 250MG100 A DIPHTHERIA VAC 0.5ML ADULT R DIPHTHERIA VAC0.5ML CHILD R DIPROSONE CREAM 15G DIPROSONE CREAM 50G DIPROSONE O.V CREAM 30G DIPROSONE O.VOINT30G DIPROSONE OINT15G DIPROSONE OINT50G DIPROSONE SCALP LOTION 30 DISIPAL50MGTAB100 DISIPAL50MGTAB 200 DISTAPH 250MG 24 DISTAPH 500MG 24 DITHRASAL 0.5% DINT 100G DITHRASAL1% OINTIOOGM DITHRASAL 2% OINTIOOG DITHROCREAM0.25%5OG DITHROCREAM0.5%50G DITHROCREAM1%50G DITHROCREAM2%50G DITROPAN5MG TABS 100 DIVINA TAB 21 OIXARITTAB25MCG10O OOLOBIDTABS250MG50 DOLOBIDTABS500MG50 DOLOXENE lOOMG 10 DOLOXENE10OMG10O DOLOXENE 100MG 50 DORYXCAPS100MG21 DORYXCAPS100MG28 DORYX CAPS lOOMG 7 DORYXCAPS50MG25 DORYX CAPS 50MG 50 DOSTINEX0.5MG2 DOSTINEX0.5MG8 A DOTHEPTABS25MG50 D0THEPTABS75MG30 DOXY lOOMG 7 DOXYCYCLINE100MG28 DOXYCYCLINE100MG7 DOXYLIN TABS lOOMG 28 DOXYLINTABS lOOMG 7 DOXYLIN TABS 50MG 25 DOXYLIN TABS 50MG 50 DPENAMINE250MG100 DPENAMINETAB125MG100 DUCENE2MG100 DUCENE5MG100 DUCENETABS2MG50 DUCENETABS5MG50 DUPHASTON TAB 28 DURATEARSEYEOINT3.5G DURIDESR-TAB60MG30 DUROGESIC PATCHES 100MGS8 DUROGESIC PATCHES 25MG S8 DUROGESIC PATCHES 50MG S8 DUROGESIC PATCHES 75MG S8 DUROMINECAPS15MG30 DUROMINECAPS30MG30 DUROMINECAPS40MG30 DYAZIDETABIOO DYMADON FORTE TAB 20

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E-MYCIN 400MG TABS25 E-MYC1NSYP400MG/5ML R E-MYCIN SYR 200MG/5ML R EDECRILTAB50MG100 EES 200MG SYRUP lOOML R EES 400MG SYRUP lOOML R EESTABS400MG25 EFEXOR37.5MG56 EFEXORTABS50MG56 EFEXORTABS75MG56 EFEXORXRCAPS150MG28 EFEXORXRCAPS75MG28 EFUDIXCRM5%20G EGO CORT CREAM 1% EG

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Prescription Unedications ELDEPRYL5MG100 A ELEUPHRAT CREAM 15G ELEUPHRAT OINTMENT 15G ELEUPHRAT SCALP LOT 30 ML ELMIRON CAPS 100MG100 ELOCON CREAM 15G ELOCON CREAM 45G ELOCON LOTION 30ML ELOCON OINTMENT 15G ELOCON OINTMENT 45G EMU-VTABS250MG25 ENDEP10MG100 ENDEP25MG100 ENDEP50MG100 ENDEPTAB10MG50 ENDEPTAB 25MG50 ENDEPTAB50MG50 ENDONETABS5MG20 SO ENGERIX ADULT 20MCG R ENGERIXB CHILD 10MCG R ENDXIN400MG14 A ENTOCORT 3MG CAPS 50 ENTOCORT 3MG CAPS 90 ENZACETAB12.5MG 90 ENZACETAB25MG90 ENZACETAB50MG90 EPHEDRINE NASAL DROPS 15ML EPI PEN 0.3MG ADULT EPILIMCHEWTAB100MG200 EPILIMLIQ200MG/5ML300M X2 EPILIM SYRUP 300MLX2 EPILIMTABSEC200MG100 EPILIM TABS EC500MG200 EPILIM TABS EC500 100 EPILIM TABS TABS EC200MG200 EPIPEN0.15MG JUNIOR ERGODRYL-MONOCAP50 ERGODRYLCAPS50 ERYACNE2%GEL30G ERYCCAPS250MG25 ERYC LD CAP 175MG 25 ERYTHROCIN CAP 250MG 25 ERYTHROCIN SYRUP 125MG100ML ERYTHROCIN SYRUP 250MG100ML ERYTHROCIN TAB 250MG 25 ESTRACOMBI PATCHES 8 ESTRACOMBIPATCHES86MON ESTRADERM 100/8MG PCHX8 ESTRADERM 25/2MGPCHX8 ESTRADERM 50/4MG PCHX8 ESTRADERM MX PACHES 8 ESTRAPAK50 ESTRING EST8UG24HOUR ESTR0FEMTAB1MG28 ESTROFEMTAB2MG28 ESTROFEMTAB4MG28 ESTROXYNTAB10MG30 ESTR0XYNTAB20MG30 EUGLUCON TAB 100 EUHYPNOS CAPS 10MG100 EUHYPNOSCAPS10MG25 EUHYPNOS CAPS 20M G100 EUHYPNOS CAPS 20MG 25 EULEXIN250MG100 A EVISTA TAB 60MG 28 EXACTECHBG TEST STRP100

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fffrrrrr FAMVIR 250MG 21 A FAMVIR 250MG 56 A FAMVIRTABS125MG10 A FANSIOARTABS3 FARESTON TAB 60MG 30 FASIGYNTABS 500MG4 FEL0ENECAPS10MG50 FELDENECAPS20MG25 FELOENEDTABS10MG50 FELOENEDTABS20MG25 FELODURERTAB10MG30

PG7

$209,00 $575,00 $52,60 $8,35 $20,60 $8,20

$13,15 $12,75 $13,15 $12,85

FELODURERTAB2,5MG30 FEL0DURERTAB5MG30 FEMODEN ED 2 MONTHS PACK FEMODENED6MONTHS FEMDST0NTAB28 FEMTRANPATCH100MG4 FEMTRANPATCH50MG4 FENACTABS50MG50 FERRUMH AMPOULES 5X2ML FIBRO-VEINAMP5X2ML FLAGYL S SUSP 100ML FLAGYLTAB 200MG21 FLAGYLTAB 400MG21 FLAREX EYE DROPS FLECATAB100MG60 FLEET MIXTURE 45ML FLIXOTIDEIOOACCUHALER FLIXOTIDE125MCG120DCFCFREE FLIX0TI0E 250ACCUHALER FLIXOTIDE25OMCG120D CFCFREE FLIX0TIDE500ACCUHALER FLIXOTIDE INHALER 125MCG FLIXOTIDE INHALER 250MCG FLIXOTIDE INHALER 50MCG FL0PENCAPS 250MG24 FLOPENCAPS 500MG24 FLOPEN SYRUP 125MG100ML R FLOPEN SYRUP 250MG100ML R FLORAQUIN PESSARIES 6 FLORINEF0,lMGTAB100 FL0XAPENCAPS 500MG24 FLUCON EYE DROPS FLUROPLEXTOPSOLN30ML FLUTAMINTAB 250M G100A FLUVAX R FML EYE DROPS FOLIC ACID AMP 15MG 5 FORADILE12MCG60 FORTriALAMP60MG10X2ML S8 FORTRALTAB25MG50 S8 F0RTRALTAB50MG50 S8 FOSAMAX lOMG 30 A FOSAMAX 40MG 30 A FRAGMIN INJ 2500 IU/0,2ML 10 FRISIUMIOMGIOO FRISIUMTABS10MG50 FUCIDIN OINTMENT 15GM FUCIDINTAB 250MG36 FULCINTAB 500MG28 FUNGILINLOZ20

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$20,60 $29,20 $47,00 $60,00 $135,00 $48,50 $26,95 $15,50 $9,95 $20,60 $13,75 $6,25

G G G G O G G GABITRILTABIOMG A GABITRILTAB15MG A GABITRILTAB5MG A GASTRO STOP 2MG CAPS 12 GENOPTIC EYE DROPS 5ML GENORALTAB,625MCG56 GEN0RALTAB1,25MG56 GENOXIOMGTABS 60 GENOX20MGTABS60 GENTAMICIN AMP 80MG/2ML 5 GLIMEL5MG100 GLUCAGEN HYP0KIT1MG/1ML GLUCAGON AMP 1IU SING LI GLUCOBAY lOOMG 90 A GLUCOBAY TAB 50MG 90 A GLUCOFILM REAGENT STRIPS GLUCOPHAGE 850MG 60 GLUCOPHAGETABS 500MG100 GLUCOSTIX 50 STRIPS GOLD50INJ50MG10ML GOPTEN CAPS 0,5MG 28 GOPTEN CAPS IMG 28 GOPTEN CAPS 2MG 28 GRISEOSTATIN330MG28 GRISOVINTAB125MG100 GRISOVINTAB50OMG28

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12,10

$12,95 $

12,10

H H H H H H n HALCIDERMCRM0,1%30G HALCION TAB 0,125MG 100 HALCION TAB 0,125MG 50 HALOTESTINTAB5MG100 A HAVRIX ADULT VACCINE R HAVRIX JRN VACCINE R HELIDAC TRIPLE THERAPY HEMASTIX281650 HEMINEURINMCAP192MG50 HEPARIN SODAMP5000U/0,2ML5 HERPLEXD EYE DROPS HIPREXTABIG HMS EYE DROPS 5ML HONVANTAB120MG50 HYCOR EYE DROPS 0,5% 10 ML R HYCOR EYE DROPS 1%10ML R HYCOR EYE DINT 0,5% 5G HYCOR EYE DINT 1%5G HYOOPA TABLET 250MGM100 HYDREA CAPS 500MG100 HYDRENE25/50MG100 HYDROFORM CREAM lOOG HYDROFORM CREAM 30G HYOROZOLE CREAM 1%30G HYGROTON25MG100 HYGROTON 25MG 50 HYPNODORMTABS2MG100 S8 HYPN0D0RMTABS2MG25 S8 HYPNOVELAMP5MG/5ML10 HYPNOVELINJ15MG5X3ML HYSONE20MG60 HYSONE4MG50 HYTRIN lOMG 30 HYTRIN 2MG 30 HYTRIN 5MG 30 HYTRIN STARTER PACK

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INSULIN HUMALOG CART 1,5ML 5 R INSULIN HUMALOG CART3,0ML5R INSULIN HUMALOG VIAL 10,0ML R INSULIN HUMULN 20/80 100U10MLR INSULIN HUMULN 20/80 CT1,5M 5 R INSULIN HUMULN 20/80 CT3,0M 5 R INSULIN HUMULN 30/70 lOML X I R INSULIN HUMULN 30/70 CT1,5M 5 R INSULIN HUMULN 30/70 CT3,0M 5 R INSULIN HUMULN 50/50 100U10ML R INSULIN HUMULN LIOOU/M lOML R INSULIN HUMULN NPHT5MLX 5 R INSULIN HUMULN NPHIOOU/M lOML R INSULIN HUMULN NPH3,0MLX 5 R INSULIN HUMULN RIOO/M lOML R INSULIN HUMULN R CART 3,0ML 5 R INSULIN HUMULN R CRT 1,5ML 5 R R INSULIN HUMULN ULIOOU/M lOML R INSULIN HYPURIN ISO VL10ML1 R INSULIN HYPURINNEUTVL lOML 1 R INSULIN MIXT 20/80 N/LET3ML 5 R INSULIN MIXT30/70 100U lOML R INSULIN MIXT 30/70 N/LET3ML 5 R INSULIN MIXT 50/50 N/LET3ML 5 R INSULIN MIXT P/F 20/80 3,OML 5 R INSULINMIXTP/F30/70 1,5ML5 R INSULIN MIXT P/F 30/70 3,0ML 5 R INSULIN MIXT P/F 50/50 3,OML 5 R INSULIN MIXTARD HM 50/50 lOML R INSULIN MONOTARD HM lOML R INSULIN PR0TAPHANE10ML R INSULIN PRDTAPHANEN/LEY3ML 5 R INSULIN PRDTAPHANE P/F 1,5ML 5 R INSULIN PROTAPHANE P/F 3ML 5 R INSULIN ULTRATARD HMIOOUIOMLR INTAL FORTE INHALER 5MG CFCFREE INTAL FORTE 5MG INHALER INTAL INHALER 200 DOSE INTAL NEB SOL 2ML 60 INTAL NEB SOL 2ML 60X2 INTAL SPINCAPS20M G100 INTRAVITEB GROUP 10X2ML INZA250MGTABS50 INZA500MGTABS50 lOPIDINE EYE DROPS 0,05% 5ML lOPIDINE EYE DROPS 0,5% lOML A IPECAC SYRUP lOOML DC IPRATRINNEB 250M G 301M L2 IPRATRINUDV500MCGIML30 2 ISCOVER TAB 75MG 28 A ISONIAZID TABS lOOMG 100 ISOPTIN AMP 5MG2ML 5 ISOPTIN TABS 120MG100 ISOPTIN TABS 160MG 60 ISOPTIN TABS 40M G100 ISOPTIN TABS 80MG 100 ISOPTIN TABS SR180MG 30 ISOPTIN TABS SR240MG 30 ISOPTO CARBINE 0,5% 15ML ISOPTO CARBINE 1%15ML ISOPTO CARBINE 2% 15ML ISOPTO CARBINE 3% 15ML ISOPTO CARBINE 3% 15ML ISOPTO CARBINE 4% 15ML ISOPTO HOMATROPINE 2% 15ML ISOPTO HOMATROPINE 5% ISOPTOCARBACHOLl,5%15ML ISOPTOCARBACHOL3%15ML ISORDIL lOMG 100 ISORDIL10MG200 ISORDIL 20M G100 ISORDIL 5M G100 ISOTREXGEL30G

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LESCOL CAPSULES 40MG LEUKERANTAB2MG100 LEUNASEL'A SPARIOOOIUXI LEVLEN ED 12 MONTHS LEVLEN ED 4 MONTHS LEXOTAN3MG3Ü LEXOTAN3MG60 LEXOTAN6MG30 LIGNOCAINE MINI-JET 1%10ML LIORESAL25MG100 LIORESAL TAB lOMG LIPEXTAB40MG30 LIPEX TABS lOMG 30 LIPEXTABS20MG30 LIPEXTABS5MG30 LIPITORTAB10MG30 L1PITORTAB20MG30 LIPITORTAB40MG30 LIPOBAYTAB200MCG30 LITHICARBTAB250MG100 LITHICARBTAB250MG200 LOCACORTENVEAROROPSIO LOEHE 2 MONTHS LOFENOXALTAB20 LOGOOERM CREAM 15G LOGODERM CREAM 30G LOGODERM OINTMENT 30G LOGYNONED12MONTHS L0GYN0NED4M0NTHS LOMIOE0.1%EYEOROPS LOMOTIL TABS 100 LOMOTIL TABS 20 LONITEN TABS lOMG 100 A LOPIDTABS600MG60 LOPRESOR TABS lOOMG 120 LOPRESOR TABS lOOMG 60 LOPRESOR TABS 50M G100 LOPRESOR TABS 50MG 200 LOSECHELICOPAK TRIP THERAPY A LOSECHP7 LOSEC TABLETS 20MG 28 A LOVAN20MG28CAPS LOVANTAB20MG28 LPVCAP250MG25 LPVCAPS500MG25 LUCRINOEPOT7.5MGINJA LUCRINVIAL2.8ML LUMIN lOMG TABS 50 LUMIN20MGTABS50 LURSELLETAB250MG120 LUVOX TAB lOOMG 30

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MACROOANTIN CAPS lOOMG 30 MACROOANTINCAPS50MG30 MADOPAR CAPS 250MG100 MADOPAR HBS125M G100 MADOPAR M lOOMG 25M G100 MADOPAR Q CAP 50/12.5MG 100 MADOPAR TAB 200/50M MAGICUL800MG30 MAGICULTAB 200MG120 MAGICULTAB400MG60 MALARONE TAB 12 MAREVANTAB1MG50 MAREVANTAB3MG50 MAREVANTAB5MG50 MARVELON 2 8 1 MONTH MARVELON 2 8 1 2 MONTHS MARVELON 28 4 MONTHS MAXIDEX EYE DROPS 5ML MAXOLONINJIOMGBOXIO MAXOLON SYRUP lOOML MAXOLON TABS lOMG 100 MAXOLON TABS lOMG 25 MAXOR20MG30 MEDISENS2ELECTROOES100 MEFICCAPS250MG50 MEGACETAB160MG30

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MEGACETAB40MG100 MEGOSTAT160MG30 MELIZIDE5MG100 MELLERILSUSP1%100ML MELLERILSUSP1% 500ML MELLERILTABS lOOMG 100 MELLERILTABS lOMG 100 MELLERILTABS 25M G100 MELLERILTABS 50M G100 MENCEVAX VACC0.5ML R MENOMUNE VACCINE R MENOPREM28 3 MONTHS MENOPREM 281 MONTH MENOPREM CONTINUOUS 281 MONTH MENOPREM CONTINUOUS 28 3 MONTH MENOREST lOOMG PATCH 8 MENOREST37.5MCG8PATCH MENOREST 50MCG 8 PATCH MENOREST 75MCG 8 PATCH MERBENTYLTABIOO MERIEUX RABIES VACCINE R MERSYNDOL FORTE 60 MERSYNDOL FORTE 100 MERSYNDOL FORTE 20 MERUVAX110.5ML RUBELA R MESASALTAB 250MG100 A MESTINON60MG150 MESTINON TAB lOMG 100 MESTINONTAB180MG100 METHOBLASTIN2.5MG30 METHOBLASTININJ50MG5 METHOBLASTINTAB10MG50 METHOBLASTINTAB10MG50 METHOPT EYE DROP 15ML METH0PTFTEEYE0R0P15ML METHOTREXATE AMP 50MG/2ML METHOTREXATE TAB 2.5MG 30 METROGYL400TAB400MG5 METROGYLTAB200MG21 METROGYLTAB40ÜMG21 MEXITIL 200MG CAP 100 MEXITIL CAPS 50M G100 MIACALCICKIT1001MU5 A R MICROGYNON 20 ED 6 MONTHS MICROGYNON 20ED IMONTHS MICROGYNON 20ED 3 MONTHS MICROGYNON 30 21 12 MONTHS MICROGYNON 30 21 4 MONTHS MICROGYNON 30 EO12 MONTHS MICROGYNON 30EO 4 MONTHS MICROGYNON 50 21 12M0NTHS MICROGYNON 50 21 4 MONTHS MICROGYNON 50 ED 12 MONTHS MICROGYNON 50ED 4 MONTHS MICROLUT 2812 MONTHS MICROLUT 28 4 MONTHS MICRONOR 2812 MONTHS M ICR0N0R284M 0NTHS MICROVAL2812 MONTHS MICROVAL284MONTHS MIOAMOR5MG10O MIOAMOR5MG50 MIGRALTABS30 MINAX TABS lOOMG 60 MINAX TABS 50M G100 MINIDIAB TABS 5M G 100 MINIMS PHENYLEPHRINE MINIMS PREDNIS0L0.5ML 20 MINIPRESS IMG 100 MINIPRESS IMG 200 MINIPRESS 2M G 100 MINIPRESS 2MG 200 MINIPRESS 5M G 100 MINIRIN NASAL SOL 2.5ML A MINIRIN NASALSPR10MCG5MLA MINIRIN NASAL SPRAY 2.5ML A MINITRAN PATCH lOMG 30 MINITRAN PATCH 15MG 30 MINITRAN PATCH 5MG 30 MINOMYCIN CAPS lOOMG 11

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MINOMYCIN CAPS lOOmg 66 A MINOMYCIN TABS 50MG 60 MINULETTABS 28 2 MONTHS MINULET TABS 28 6 MONTHS MIXTARD 30/70 lOMLR MIXTARD 30/70 N/LET3ML 5 R MIXTARD HM 30/701.5MLX5 R MIXTARD PF 30/70 3.0MLX 5 R MOBILIS10MGCAPS50 MOBILIS20MGCAPS25 MOBILISD-10 lOMG TABS 50 MOBILIS 0-20 20MG TABS 25 MODECATE1NJ12.5MG5 MODECATEINJ50ML5 MODECATE INJECTION 25MG MODIFAST CHOCOLATE 21 SACHET MODIFAST VANILLA 21 SACHET MOOIZIDETABS50MG/5MG50 MODIZIDE TABS 50M G100 M0DURETICTAB50 MODURETIC TABS 100 MOGADON 5M G 100 MOGADON 5MG 25 MONODUR120MG30 MONODUR60MG30 MONOFEME 2812 MONTHS MONOFEME 28 4 MONTHS MONOPRIL10MG30 MONOPRIL20MG30 MONOTARD HM 50/50 lOML R MORPHSULH15MG/ML5 S8 M ORPHSULPH10MG/ML5S8 M0RPHSULPH30MG/ML5 S8 MOTILIUMTABS10MG25 MOXACIN CAPS250MG20 MOXACINCAPS500MG20 MOXACIN SYRUP 125MG100MLR MOXACIN SYRUP 250MG100MLR MSCONTIN100MG20 S8 MSCONTIN10MG20 S8 MSCONTIN30MG20 S8 MSCONTIN5MG20 S8 MSCOSTIN60MG20 S8 MUCOMYSTVIAL20%10ML5 MULTILOAD CU375IUD MULTISTIX550 MULTSTIXIOSG MURELAXTABS15MG25 MURELAXTABS15MG50 MURELAX TABS 30M G100 MURELAXTABS30MG25 MURELAX TABS 30MG 50 MUSEIOOOUGI R MUSE 1000UG3 R MUSE 1000UG6 R MUSE125UG 3 R MUSE125UG1 R MUSE125UG6 R MUSE250UG1 R MUSE250UG3 R MUSE250UG6 R MUSE500UG1 R MUSE500UG3 R MUSE500UG6 R MYCOSTATINCAPS50 MYCOSTATINTABS50 MYCOSTATINVAGTAB15 MYDRIACYL EYE DROP 1%15ML MYORIACYL EYE DROPS 0.5ML MYLERANTAB2MG100 MYOCRISINAMP20MGX10 MYOCRISINAMP50MGX10 MYOÜUIN300MG50 MYSOLINE TABS 200 MYSTECLIN 250MG50 MYSTECLIN 250MG25 MYSTECLIN V250MG 25 MYSTECLIN V250MG 50

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NALOXONE MINIJECT2MG NAPROSYN SUPP 500MG 40 NAPROSYN SR 1000MG 28 NAPROSYN SR 750MG 28 NAPROSYN SUPP500MG 20 NAPROSYN SUSP 125uig 500in NAPROSYN TABS 250MG 100 NAPROSYN TABS 250MG 50 NAPROSYN TABS 500MG 50 NARAMIG 2.5MGTAB2 NARAMIG 2.5MG TAB 6 NARCANAMP0.4MG1MLS NAR0ILTAB15MG50 NARICE TAB 2.5MG 90 NATRILIX TAB 2.5MG 30 NATRILIX TAB 2,5MG 90 NAVANETAB10MG100 NAV0BANAMP5MG NAVOBAN CAP 5MG2 NEMOYN OINTMENT 10G NEOMEOROL30ML NEOMEDROL75ML NEOCATE400G POWDER A NEOMERCAZOLETAB100 NEOMERCAZ0LETAB200 NEOSPORINEYEDR0PS10ML NE0SP0RIN0INTI5G NE0SP0RIN0INT4G NEOSULFTAB 500MG25 NEOTIGASON CAP 10M G100 NEOTIGASON CAPS 25M G100 NEULACTIL10MG100 NEULACTIL2.5MG100 NEURAMYL30MGTAB100 NEURAMYL50MGTABI00 NEURO'-ITINSPOMGIÖO A NEURONTINCAP400MG100 A NICOTINIC ACID 250M G100 NIFECARDTABS20MG60 NILSTATORALCAP50 NILSTAT ORAL TABS 50 NILSTATP0WD36G NITRADISC 10MG NITRADISC 5MG NITRO BID OINT60G NITRO DUR 15 TRANS PATCH NITRO-DUR10 TRANS PATCH NITRO-OUR 5 TRANS PATCH NITROLINGUAL SPRAY NIZORAL TABS 200MG10 A NIZORAL TABS 200MG 30 A NOCTURNE lOMG CAPS 25 NOLVADEX 0 20 MG 30 NOLVADEX TAB 10MG 60 NORDETTE 2112 MONTHS NORDETTE214MONTHS NORDEnE 2812 MONTHS NORDETTE 28 4 MONTHS NORDEnE50 28 12MONTHS NORDEnE50 28 4MONTHS NORDIOL2112MONTHS NORDIOL214MONTHS NORDIOL 2812 MONTHS NORDIOL284MONTHS NORFLEXTABIOOMGIOO NORGESIC100 NORIDAY 2812 MONTHS NORIDAY28 4MONTHS NORIMIN12812 MONTH NORIMIN 1 284MONTHS NORIMIN TAB 2 8 12MONTHS NORIMIN TAB 4X 28 NORINYL12112 MONTHS NORINYL1214 MONTHS NORINYL 12812 MONTHS NORINYL 1 28 4 MONTHS NORINYL 2812 MONTHS

PG9

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NORMISON CAPS 10M G100 N0RMISONCAPS10MG25 NORMISON CAPS 20M G100 NORMISON CAPS 20MG 25 NORMISON TABS lOMG 100 NORMISON TABS 10MG 25 NOROXINTAB 400MG6 NOROXINTABS400MG14 A NORPACE lOOMG 100 NORVASC 10MG 30 NORVASC 5 MG 30 NOTEN TAB 50MG 30 NOTEN TAB 50MG 90 NOVASONE 0.1% CRM 15G NOVASONE 0.1% CRM 45G NOVASONE 0.1% OINT15G NOVASONE 0.1% OINT45G NOVASONE LOTION 30ML NOVOMETTAB 500MG100 NOVOMETTAB 850MG60 NUELIN SPRINKLE 100MG100 NUELINSR250TAB100 NUELIN SYRUP 80MG/15ML500ML NUELIN TAB 125MG100 NUELIN TAB 200M G100

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PREDSOL ENEMA 100MLX7 PREDSOLEYE DROPS5ML PREDSOLSUPPOS10 PREGNYLAMP 1500IU1ML3 PREGNYLAMP500IU1ML3 PREGNYLAMP 5000IU1ML3 PREMARIN0.3MG28X4 PREMARIN0.3MG28X6 PREMARIN 0.625MG28X4 PREMARIN 0.625MG28X6 PREMARIN1.25MG2X28 PREMARIN TAB 0.3MG 28X2 PREMARIN TAB 0.625MG 28X2 PREMARIN VAG. CREAM PREMIA CONTINUOUS 2.5MG 28 PREMIA CONTINUOUS 5MG 28 PREMIA TABS 5MG 28 PREPULSID FORTE 20MG 60 PREPULSID SUSP 200ML PREPULSID TABS lOMG 90 PREPULSID TABS 5MG 90 PRESOLOL200MGTAB100 PRESOLOLTAB lOOMG 100 PRESSIN1TAB1MG100 PRESSIN2TAB2MG100 PRESSIN5TAB5MG100 PRIMOBOLAN DEPOT SYR lOOMG 3 S40 PRIM0BOLANTAB5MG50 A S4D PRIMOGYNDEPOT10MG3 PRIMOLUT N TAB 5M G 100 PRIMOLUT N TABS 5MG 30 PRIMOTESTON DEPOT SYR 250MG3S4D PRINIVIL10MG30 PRINIVIL20MG30 PRINIVIL5MG30 PRITORTAB40MG28 PRIT0RTAB80MG28 PROBANTHINE15MG100 PROBANTHINE15MG200 PRODEINE-15 20 CAPLETS PROFASIINJ 2000X3 PROFASIINJ 5000 X3 PROGOUT lOOMG 100 PROGOUT lOOMG 200 PROGOUT 300MG 60 PROGYNOVA IMG 2X28 PROGYNOVA IMG 4X28 PROGYNOVA 2MG 2X28 PROGYNOVA 2MG 4X28 PROLADONESUPPOS 12 S8 PROMETHAZINE AMP 50MG5X2ML PROMINAL200MG200 PROMINAL60MG200 PROPECIA IMG 28 PROPECIATAB IMG 28X12 PROPINE EYE DROPS 0.1% lOML PROPYLTHIOURACIL 50MG 200 PROSCAR 5MG TAB 30 PROSTINE22MGVAGGEL PROTHIADEN CAPS 25MG 50 PR0THIADENTABS75MG30 PR0VELLE141M0NTH PR0VELLE142M0NTH PR0VELLE146M0NTH PR0VELLE281M0NTH PR0VELLE282M0NTHS PR0VELLE286M0NTHS PROVERÀ 2.5MG 56 PROVERÀ 5MG TAB 112 PROVERATAB lOOMG 100 PROVERATABS lOMG 100 PROVERÀ TABS 10MG 30 PROVERÀ TABS 5MG 56 PROVIR0N25MG50 PROXENSRIOOOMGTABS PROXENSR 750 MGTABS28 PROZAC 20 CAP 28 PROZAC LIQUID 20MG/5ML PROZAC TABS 28 PULMICORT AERO lOOMCG

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$20.60 $12.10 $39.00 $28,95 $19,10 $20.60 $20,60 $8.40 $8.40 $9,55 $11.30 $11.55 $14,70 $6.95 $8,95 $12.95 $20.60 $20,60

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RITALIN TAB lOMG 100 S8 RIVOTRIL 0.5MG 100 A RIVOTRIL 0.5MG 200 A RIVOTRIL 2M G 100 A RIVOTRIL DROPS 2.5MG/ML lOML ROACCUTANE 10MG 60 ROACCUTANE 20MG 60 A ROCALTROL0.25MG100 A R0ZEXGEL15GM ROZEXGEL30GM RULIDE150MG10 RULIDE300MG5 RULIDEDTAB50MG10 RYTHMODANCAP100MG100 RYTHMODAN CAPS 150MG100

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SOLUCORTEFINJ250MG S0MAC40MG TABLETS 30 A SONE25MG30 SONE5MG60 SORBIDIN lOMG 100 SOTACORTAB160MG60 SPANK 100 SPIRACTIN lOOMG 100 SPIRACTIN25TAB25MG100 SPORANOX100MG15 SPORANOX100MG28 SPORANOX100MG60 A SQUIBB HC CREAM 30G SQUIBB HC CREAM 50G SQUIBB HCOINT50G STAPHYLEX 250MG 24 STAPHYLEX 500MG 24 STELAZINETABIMGIOO STELAZINETAB2MG100 STEIAZINETAB5MG100 STEMETIL5MG100 STEMETIL5MG 25 STEMETILAMPS10X1ML STEMETILSUPP25MG5 STEMETILSUPP5MG5 STERQFRIN EYE DROPS 5ML STIEVA A CREAM 0.05% 25G STIEVAACREAM0,1%25G STIEVE A CREAM 0.25% 25G STROMECTOLTAB6MG2 SULTRIN CREAM &APPL85G SURGAM 2Ü0MG 50 SURGAM 300MG 50 SURMONTILCAPS50MG50 SURMONTILTAB 25MG50 SUSTANONAM P100M G3AS4D SUSTANONAMP 250MGAS4D SYMMETREL CAP lOOMG 100 SYNARELNASAL SPRAY A SYNPHASIC284M0NTHS

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THEO-DUR300MG100 TICLID 250MG60 A TILADE INHALER TILCOTIL10MG50 TIMOPTOL EYE DROPS 0.25% TIMOPTOL EYE DROPS 0.5% 5ML TIMOPTOL XE DROPS 0.25% 2.5ML TIMOPTOLXE EYE DROPS 0.5% TIMPIL0 2 5ML TIMPIL0 4 5 ML TOBREX EYE DROPS 5ML TOBREXOINT3.5G TOFRANIL 10MG100 TOFRANIL 10MG 50 TOFRANIL 25M G100 TOFRANIL 25MG 50 TOLVONTABS10MG50 TOLVONTABS20MG50 TOPAMAXTAB25MG60A TOPAMAXTAB50MG60A TORAOOLINJ30MG/ML TORADOLMI10MG/ML5X1ML TORAD0LTABS10MG30 TORADOL TABS lOMG 90 TRAMAL CAP 50MG 30 TRAMAL INJ100MG/2ML 5 TRANDATE TABS lOOMG 100 TRANDATE TABS 200MG 100 TRANSIDERM-NITR025MG30 TRANSIDERM-NITR0 50MG30 TRENTALTAB 400MG90 TRIFEME 2812 MONTHS TRIFEME 28 4 MONTHS TRIMINULET28 2 MONTHS TRIMINULET28 6MONTHS TRIODEN ED 2 MONTHS TRIODEN ED 6 MONTHS TRIPHASIL 2112 MONTHS TRIPHASIL214MONTHS TRIPHASIL2812 MONTHS TRIPHASIL 28 4 MONTHS TRIPLE ANTIGEN 0.5ML R TRIPRIM TABLETS 300MG 7 TRIQUILAR 2112 MONTHS TRIQUILAR 214 MONTHS TRIQUILAR ED 12 MONTHS TRIQUILAR ED 4 MONTHS TRISEQUENS 28 6 MONTHS TRISEQUENS FORTE 281 MONTH TRISQUENS 281 MONTH TRISQUENS FORTE 6 MONTHS TRITACE1.25MG28 TRITACE2.5MG28 TRITACE5MG28 TRUSOPT 2% EYE DROPS 5ML TRYPTANOL lOMG 100 TRYPTANOL10MG50 TRYPTANOL 25M G100 TRYPTANOL 25MG 50 TWINRIX ADULT R TWINRIX JUNIOR R TYPHIM VAX R TYPHVAC ORAL CAPS R

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XALATAN EYE DROPS R XANAX TAB 2MG 50 A XANAX 0.25MG 100 A XANAX 0.25MG 50 A XANAX 0.5MG 100 A XANAX 0.5MG 50 A XANAX IMG 100 A XANAX IMG 50 A XYLOCAINEADREN2%100ML XYLOCARD100AMP2%5ML2 XYLOPROCTOINT15G XYLOPROCTOINT35G XYLOPROCTSUPPOS10

$20.60 $22.00 $13.25 $8.80 $18.50 $10.95 $28.00 $15.65 $9.35 $10.45 $22.25 $28.75 $20.50

ZACTIN20MGCAPS28 ZANTAC SYRUP 300ML ZANTAC TAB EFF150MG 60 ZANTAC TABS 150MG 60 ZANTAC TABS 300MG 30 ZARONTIN 250MGCAPS ZARONTINSYR 250MG/5ML250ML ZESTRILTAB10MG30 ZESTRILTAB20MG30

PG11

$20.60 $13.45 $21.40 $21.40 $21.40 $20.60 $20.60 $20.60 $20.60

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ZESTRILTAB5MG30 ZINNAT250MGTAB14 ZITHROMAX CAPS 250MG 30 ZITHROMAX CAPS 500MG 2 ZITHROMAX CAPS 500MG 3 ZITHROMAX SUSP 200MG/5ML ZOCOR 10MG 30 ZOCOR 20MG 30 ZOCOR 5MG 30 ZOCOR 80MG 30 ZOCOR TAB 40MG 30 ZOFRAN4MG10 A Z0FRAN4MG4 ZOFRAN8MG10 A ZOFRAN 8MG 4 ZOLADEX DEPOT 10.8MG A R ZOLADEX DEPOT 3.6MG A R ZOLOFT 100MG 28 ZOLOR50MG28 ZOMIGTAB2.5MG 2 A ZOMIGTAB2.5MG6 ZOTONCAP15M G28A ZOTONCAP30MG28 A ZOVIRAX OPHTHOINT 3% 4.5G ZOVIRAX TABS 200MG 25 ZOVIRAX TABS 200MG 50 A ZOVIRAX TABS 200MG 90 A ZOVIRAX TABS 800MG 35 A ZUMENONTAB2MG56 A ZYLOPRIM100MG100 ZYLOPRIM100MG200 ZYLOPRIM 300MG120 ZYLOPRIM 300MG60 ZYPREXA10MG30 A ZYPREXA5MG30 A ZYPREXA7.5MGTAB30 A ZYPREXATAB2.5MG30 A ZYRTEC DROPS 20ML ZYRTEC SOLN 200ML ZYRTEC SOLN75ML

$19.00 $13.80 $129.90 $20.60 $28.00 $14.05 $20.60 $20.60 $20.60 $20.60 $20.60 $99.95 $46.95 $176.95 $20.60 $1167.50 $362.40 $20.60 $20.60 $14.50 $35.95 $48.50 $77.95 $20.60 $52.95 $101.95 $188.95 $239.65 $11.60 $9.50 $14.50 $16.50 $9.95 $232.90 $117.15 $175.85 $67.10 $18.70 $18.70 $12.80

ACNE AID BAR 100G ACNEDERM25G ACNEDERMWASH 200ML BENZACACGEL 2.5% 50G BENZACACWASH 200ML BENZACW5%ACNEGEL50 BIOREPOREPACK6 CLEARASIL DAILY FACE WASH 150M CLEARASIL MEDICATED WIPES 40 CLEARASIL SKIN TONE 20G CLEARASIL ULTRA 20G CLEARASIL VANISH CREAM 20G GAMOPHENSOAP lONAX SCRUB 60G NEUTROGENA ACNE SOAP OXY 5 SKIN TONED 22G OXY 5 VANISHING 25G PANOXYLAQ5ACNEGEL40G PAN0XYLGEL5%40G PHISOHEX CLEAR FACEWASH200ML PHISOHEXFACEWASH 200ML PHISOHEX FACEWASH 500ML

$6.25 $6.20 $5.45 $11.75 $11.85 $12.45 $5.30 $6.50 $10.90 $8.85 $8.15 $8.85 $1.45 $8.45 $2.20 $8.25 $8.25 $7.95 $7.95 $6.90 $6.90 $15.90

ANDREWS ANTACID FRUIT TUMS 20 ANDREWS ANTACID P/MINTTUMS 20 ANDREWS ANTACID TUMS FRUIT 40 BISALAXTABS5MG50 BUSCOPAN 10 MG TABS 20 CHARCOCAPS CAPSULES 60 CITRALITE SACHETS CITRAVESCENT4GX25G SACHETS DE GAS CAPS 24 DE GAS CAPS 48 DEGASEXTRA16CHEWABLETABS DE WITTS PILLS 60

$2.20 $2.20 $4.15 $3.80 $6.75 $9.50 $4.75 $4.75 $4.75 $6.20 $4.40 $5.85

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D E W inS POWDER 250G OEXSAL LEMON 150G DEXSALREG150G DIA-CHECKTABS16 DIAEZE200ML DIAREZETABS24 DONNAGEL200ML DONNALIX100ML D0NNATABSTABS25 EASY FIBRE 275G CITRUS EMETROL100ML ENO LEMON 100G ENO LEMON 200G ENO REGULAR 100G ENO REGULAR 200G GASTROGELLIQ500ML GASTROGELTABS 100 GASTROLTYE NATURAL SACH10 GASTROLYTE APRICOT SACH10 GASTROLYTE EFF BLACK/CURRT10 GASTROLYTE FRUIT SACHET 10 GASTROLYTE ORANGE SACH 10 GAVISCON INFANT SACHETS 30 GAVISCONLIQ ANISEED 200ML GAVISCON LIQ ANISEED 500ML GAVISCON P 500ML GAVISCON TAB P/MINT 24 GAVISCON TAB P/MINT 48 GAVISCON TABS LEMON 24 GAVISCON TABS LEMON 48 GELUSIL LIQUID 500ML GELUSILTAB100 IMODIUM CAPS 2MG 8 KAOMAGMA 500ML KAOMAGMAC PECTIN 200ML KAOPECTATE375ML KARBONSTAB100 KRUSCHEN SALTS 100G MERACOTETABS40 MERBENTYL SYRUP 100ML MILK OF MAGNESIA 200ML MINITEC CAP 20 MINITEC CAP 60 MUCAINE2IN 1500ML MUCAINE 500ML MYLANTA 500ML MYLANTA750ML MYlANTADBiySTRENGHTTABlOO MYlANTADBiySTRENGHTTAB50 MYLANTA DOUBLE STRENGHT TAB 20 MYLANTA HEARTBURN 500ML MYLANTA LIQ DB17STRENGHT375ML MYLANTA PLUS TABS 50 MYLANTA ROLL FRUIT 12 MYLANTA ROLL P/MINT 12 MYLANTA ROLL S/M INT12 MYLANTA TAB 100 MYLANTA TAB 20 NEUTRACALM ANTACID 375ML NO GAS CAPS 30 QUICK-EZE CHEW TABS 30G QUICKEZETAB12 RENNIE TAB 24 RENNIE TAB 96 SODIBIC CAPS 840MG100 URAL SACHETS4GX25

$6.50 $4.90 $4.90 $6.40 $5.85 $4.60 $8.90 $8.85 $3.70 $8.90 $7.90 $3.90 $6.15 $3.90 $6.15 $3.90 $3.90 $8.40 $9.90 $9.90 $9.90 $9.90 $4.45 $3.35 $6.90 $4.40 $4.45 $6.25 $4.45 $6.25 $4.15 $4.85 $4.60 $6.85 $7.90 $5.85 $8.90 $4.15 $8.95 $7.85 $3.70 $5.45 $14.90 $7.25 $6.90 $4.80 $6.90 $8.40 $5.95 $2.60 $7.15 $6.15 $7.90 $0.90 $0.90 $0.90 $4.90 $2.20 $5.90 $6.20 $1.35 $1.05 $1.95 $4.90 $7.75 $4.90

ACTIFED CC CHESTY 100ML ACTIFED CC CAPS CHESTY 12 ACTIFED CC CAPS DRY 12 ACTIFED CC CHESTY 200ML ACTIFED CC DRY 100ML ACTIFED CCORY200ML ACTIFED CC JUNIOR lOOML ACTIFED CC JUNIOR 200ML ACTIFED ELIXIR 100ML ACTIFED TABS 30 ACTION CHEWABLE CHILD 20TABS

$6.50 $5.25 $5.25 $9.50 $6.50 $9.50 $6.50 $9.50 $6.50 $7.50 $4.85

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ACTION COLDS FLU TABS 20 ACTION DAYS NIGHT GEL CAPS 24 ACTUSS 100ML BENADRYL CHESTY 100ML BENADRYL CHESTY 200ML BENADRYL FAMILY 100ML BENADRYL FAMILY 200ML BENADRYL FAMILY 500ML BENADRYL FAMILY DRY 100ML BENADRYL FAMILY DRY 200ML BETADINE THROAT GARGLE 15ML BISOLVON ELIXIR 250ML BISOLVON SINUS ELIXIR 250ML BISOLVON TAB 8M G 100 BISOLVON TAB 8MG 50 CEPACAINES/THROATSOLN 200ML CEPACOLCOUGH&THROAT ANISEED CEPACOLCOUGH&THROAT LEMON 16 CEPACOLLOZ16MINT CEPACOLLOZANAESB/CURRENT CEPACOLLOZANAES ORIGINAL 16 CEPACOLLOZEUC/MENTHOL16 CEPACOLLOZHONEY&LEMON16 CEPACOLLOZ ORIGINAL 16 CLARATYNEEFFTABSIO CLARATYNE SYRUP 100 ML CWRATYNETABSIO CLARATYNE TABS 30 CLARINASEREPTABSIO CODRAL COLDS FLU TABS 24 CODRAL COLDS FLU TABS 48 C0DRALC0LD4FLUTABS24 CODRAL COLDS FLU CAP 24 CODRAL DAYS NIGHT TAB 24 CODRAL DAYS NIGHT TAB 48 CODRAL LINCTUS100ML OEMAZIN CLEAR SYRUP lOOML DEMAZIN CLEAR SYRUP 200ML DEMAZINCOLDFLUTAB14 DEMAZIN DAYS NIGHT TAB 12 DEMAZIN REPETABS18 DEMAZIN SINUS 12 HOUR 18 DEMAZIN SINUS TABS 30 DEMAZIN SYRUP lOOML DEMAZIN SYRUP 200ML OEMAZIN TABS 30 DEXI COUGH LOZ 24 BANANA DIFFLAMC SOLN lOOML DIFFLAMCSOLN 200ML DIFFLAM COUGH LOZ S/FB/CURNT DIFFLAMLOZS/FDBLMINT16 DIFFLAM LOZ S/FEUCAIJMEN16 DIFFLAM L0ZS/FRAS16 DIFFLAM THROAT SPRAY 30ML DIMETAPP CLEAR lOOML DIMETAPP CLEAR 200ML DIMETAPP DAYS NIGHT CAP 24 DIMETAPP DM ELIXIR lOOML DIMETAPP DM ELIXIR 200ML DIMETAPP ELIXIR lOOML DIMETAPP ELIXIR 200ML DIMETAPP SINUS LIQ CAPS 24 DOUBLE OEUCALYTPUS50ML DOUBLED EUCALYPTUS 200ML DRIXINE CHILD DROPS 15ML DRIXINE METERED PUMP15ML DRIXINE NASAL DROPS 15ML DRIXINE NASAL SPRAY 15ML DRIXINE NASAL SPRAY 30ML DRIXINE PUMP REFILL 15ML DUR-ELIX200ML DUR-ELIXPLUS 200ML DUR0TUSSDAYSNIGHTCAPS24 DUR0TUSSDECONGEST200ML DUROTUSS EXPECT 200ML DUROTUSS FORTE 200ML DUROTUSS LOZ LEMON S/F 24 DUROTUSS LOZ ORANGE S/F 24 DUROTUSS REG lOOML DUROTUSS REG 200ML

$5.90 $8.95 $1.85 $7.50 $9.50 $7.50 $9.50 $18.50 $7.50 $9.50 $6.50 $8.95 $9.75 $16.95 $10.90 $8.75 $5.90 $5.90 $3.45 $4.75 $4.75 $3.50 $3.50 $3.40 $7.90 $12.05 $7.75 $19.95 $9.90 $7.50 $10.50 $8.75 $7.50 $7.50 $10.50 $7.50 $8.25 $11.50 $8.50 $8.50 $9.50 $9.25 $6.25 $7.75 $11.50 $8.95 $7.75 $6.25 $8.75 $6.75 $4.75 $4.75 $4.75 $6.75 $11.75 $13.75 $8.75 $7.75 $11.50 $8.50 $11.50 $7.75 $2.30 $7.30 $8.30 $8.50 $8.30 $7.95 $12.50 $7.20 $8.50 $9.50 $7.75 $8.50 $8.95 $9.50 $4.95 $4.95 $4.75 $7.50

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D e n ta l EUKYBEARUB50G FESS NASAL SPBAY IPECA&TOLUMIXT200ML KARVOL CAPS ID'S LEMSIP FLU SACHETS 10 LEMSIP HEAOCOLO 5 SACHET LEMSIP SACHETS 10 LIVOSTIN NASAL SPRAY lOML MEDIC 125G MENTHOL &EUCALINH50ML MENTHOL INHALATION 50ML NARIUM NASAL DROPS 25ML NARIUM NATURAL MIST lOOML NARIUM NATURAL MIST 25ML NUCOSEF200ML NUROFENCOLD&FLUTABS24 NYAL BRONCHITIS 200ML NYAL BRONCHITIS MIX 100ML NYAL DECONGESTANT lOOML NYAL DECONGESTANT 200ML OLBASOILIOML ORTHOXICOL COLDS FLU CAP 24 ORTHOXICOL COLDS FLU CAPS 48 ORTHOXICOL DAYS NIGHT CAP 24 ORTHOXICOL NIGHT CAPLETS 24 OTRIVIN ADULT DROPS 15ML OTRIVIN ADULT NASAL SPRAY OTRIVIN METER SPRAY ADULT 15ML OTRIVIN METER SPRAY CHILD 15ML OTRIVIN NASAL DROP JUNIOR 15ML PANADOL CHILD COLD lOOML PANADOL CHILD COLD 200ML PANADOL COLDS FLU 24 PANADOL COLDS FLU 48 PANADOL SINUS 24 PANADOL SINUS 48 PANADOL SINUS ALLERGY 24 PANADOL SINUS DAY/NIGHT 24 PARKE DAVIS DAYSNIGHTCAP24 PHARMACOL JUNIOR lOOML PHARMACOL JUNIOR 200ML RYNACROM METERED SPRAY 26ML SENEGAS AMMONIA 200ML SINUTABS ALLERGY 10 SINUTABS ALLERGY 30 SINUTABS ALLERGY 50 SINUTABS PLAIN 10 SINUTABS PLAIN 30 SINUTABS PLAIN 50 SPRAY TISH METERED NASAL SPRAY STREPSILSEUC/MENTH24 STREPSILSHONEY/LEM24 STREPSILS ORIGINAL 24 STREPSILSPLUS16 SUDAFED DAYS NIGHT24 SUDAFED ELIXER lOOML SUDAFED PLUS CAPSULES 20 SUDAFED SINUS PAIN TAB 24 SUDAFED TABS 30 TELFASTCAPS60MG20 TELFASTTAB120MG10 TELFASTTAB180MG10 TELFASTTAB180MG60 TIXYLIX CHEST RUB 50G TIXYLIX DAYTIME SYR 200ML TIXYLIX DAYTIME SYRUP lOOML TIXYLIX NIGHTIMELINCTUS lOOML TIXYLIX NIGHTIMELINCTUS200ML TYLENOLALLERGY SINUS 24 TYLENOL C/FANTIHIST 24 TYLENOL C/F NON DROWSY 24 TYLENOL SINUS N/DROWSY 24 VICKS INHALERS VICKS SINEX METER SPRAY 20ML VICKS SINEX REFILL 20ML VICKS SINEX SPRAY 15ML VICKS VAPODROPS B/MENTH0L12 VICKS VAPODROPS BLUE 12 VICKS VAPODROPS 12 VICKS VAPORUBIOOG

PG12

$4.75 $9,45 $1.95 $5,45 $8.75 $3,45 $6.05 $14.80 $4.75 $1.90 $1.80 $5.95 $7.45 $5.95 $8.35 $8.75 $4,75 $3.20 $3.40 $4,95 $4.20 $8.75 $10.75 $8,75 $8.75 $6,50 $6.50 $7.50 $7.50 $6,50 $6.75 $9.75 $6.50 $9.50 $6,50 $8,50 $6.10 $7.75 $8.50 $5.15 $10.50 $15,75 $1.75 $3.80 $7.80 $9.50 $3,80 $7.80 $9,50 $7.75 $3.75 $3.75 $3.75 $4.50 $7.75 $6.75 $8.25 $7.50 $5.95 $7,75 $7.75 $8,95 $47.40 $4.85 $9.75 $6.75 $6.75 $9.75 $6.25 $6.95 $6,95 $6.75 $4.75 $9.25 $8,25 $8.25 $1.25 $1.25 $1.25 $7.95

VICKS VAPDRUB50G ZYRTECTABS10MG10 ZYRTECTABS10MG30

$5.25 $9.50 $19.50

AMOSAN SACHETS 20 AQUAE DAY MOUTH SPRAY lOOML BIOTENE DRY MOUTH T/PASTE90G BIOTENE MOUTHWASH 240ML BIOTENE ORAL BALANCE 42G CEPACOL GOLD SOLUTION 150ML CEPACOL GOLD SOLUTION 500ML CEPACOL M/WASH MINT 150ML CEPACOL M/WASH MINT 500ML DIFFLAMANTISEP MOUTH GEL IDG HOLOTITE DENTURE ADH CREAM 60G HOLOTITE DENTURE ADH.CREAM43G HOLDTITE POWDER 40G HOLOTITE POWDER 70G ORABASEPASTE5G ORASEDJELIOG PERIOGARD CHLORHEX RINSE 250ML SAVACOL MOUTHRINSE SENSOOYNET/PF/MINT130GM SENSODYNET/PF/MINT70G SENSODYNET/PF/MINTGEL130G SENSODYNET/P ORDINAL 130G

$7.05 $7.40 $4.75 $4.55 $5,50 $4.05 $6.80 $4.05 $6.80 $6.05 $6.20 $5.05 $4.85 $6.05 $3,15 $5.95 $6.65 $5.90 $6,75 $5,60 $6.75 $6.25

y j i Â£7 ALBAL0NADR0SPS15ML ALBALON EYE DROPS 15ML ALBALON RELIEF EYE DR 0.4MLX5 ALBALON RELIEF EYE DROPS ANTISITINEPRIVINE EYE DROPS AQUAEAR DROPS 35ML AURALGAN EAR DROPS 15ML BROLENE EYE DROPS 10ML BROLENEOINT5G CELLUFRESH EYE DROP 30X10 CELLUVISC30XO.4ML CERUMOL11ML DURATEARSEYEOINT3.5G EAR PLUGS AQUA TITES/PACK EARCLEAR SWIMMERS EARS 30ML EARCLEAR WAX REMOVAL 10ML EYE BATH SURI/PACK EYE DROPPERS SP6082 GLASS GENTEAL GOLDEN EYE DINT 3.5G SIGMA HANDY EYE PAD 5650 INAWICKM0ISTURINGDR0.3MLX5 INAWINK ALLERGY DR 0.3MLX5 INAWINK SORE EYE 0.3MLX5 ISOPTO TEARS 15ML ISOPTOFRIN15ML IACRI-LUBEEYEOINT3.5G LACRI-LUBEOINT7GM LIQUIFILM FORTE TEARS 15ML LIQUIFILM TEARS 15ML LIVOSTIN EYE DROPS 4ML MAVALA EYE LIGHT 5ML METHOPTEYE DROP 15ML METHOPT PTE EYE DROP 15ML MIRAFLOW30ML MURINE ALLERGY EYE MURINE CLEAR EYE 15ML MURINE REVITAL EYES 15ML MURINE SORE EYES 15ML NAPHCONA15ML 0PTA2INE EYE DROPS 15ML OPTICLUDEJRN EYE PATCH OPTREX EYE DROPS lOML OPTREX EYE LOTION llOML OTOVENTKIT OTOVENT REPLACE BALLONS PK5 POLY-TEARS EYE DROPS 15ML PREFRIN LQFLM EYE DROPS 15ML REFRESH DROPS 5X0.4ML

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$5,90 $5.90 $3.45 $5,95 $4.90 $5.90 $8.45 $9.85 $9.85 $10.85 $10.85 $6.40 $8,40 $2.45 $5.25 $7.95 $1.10 $1.95 $4.20 $5,75 $0.65 $2.70 $2,70 $2.70 $4.90 $5.85 $8,75 $14.85 $10.40 $5.50 $14.75 $8.90 $5.20 $6.20 $10.90 $5.15 $5.15 $5,15 $5,15 $5.90 $5,85 $12,25 $5.05 $8.45 $20.90 $11.40 $7.35 $5.90 $2.70

G e n e ra l REFRESH EYE DROPS 30X0.4ML TEARDROPS 15ML TEARS NATURALE 15ML TEARS PLUS 15ML VISINE15ML VISINE ALLERGY 15ML VISING REVIVE 15ML VISOTEARS LIQUID GEL lOG VOSOL SWIM EAR DROPS 35ML WAXSOLEAR DROPSlOML ZINCFRIN15ML

$7.15 $4.85 $7.20 $5,50 $5,50 $5.50 $5.50 $5.20 $5,95 $7,85 $6,90

4711 2OOML SHOWER GEL 4711COLOGNETTETISUES10BOX 4711 CREAM SOAP (BOX OFTHREE) 4711 DEODORANT STICK 60ML 4711EDC200ML BOXED SPLASH 4711EDC400ML BOXED SPLASH 4711 EDO 60ML BOXED SPRAY 4711EDC90ML BOXED SPRAY ANAISANAISEDT lOOML SPRAY ANAISANAISEDT30ML SPRAY ANAISANAISEDT50ML SPRAY BYZANCEEDT lOOML SPRAY BYZANCEEDT30ML SPRAY BYZANCEEDT50ML SPRAY CALVIN KLEIN CK1 200ML SPRAY CHLOE EOT 30ML SPRAY CHLOE EOT 50ML SPRAY CHLOE NARCISSEEDT30ML SPRAY CHLOE NARCISSEEDT50ML SPRAY DIORISSIMO EOT 50ML SPRAY DUNEEDT lOOMLSPRAY DUNE EDT30ML SPRAY DUNEEDT50MLSPRAY DUNE FOR MEN lOOMLSPRAY EAUSAUVAGE lOOML SPRAY EAUSAUVAGE50ML SPRAY FAHRENHEIT EDT lOOML SPRAY FAHRENHEIT EDT 50ML SPRAY FENDI EOT lOOML SPRAY FENDI EDT 30ML SPRAY FENDI EOT 50ML SPRAY FIRST EDT 30ML SPRAY FIRST EDT 60ML SPRAY GIORGIO BEV/HILLEDT50ML SPRAY GLORIA VANDERBILT EDT 50ML ISSEY MIYAKE EDT lOOML SPRAY ISSEY MIYAKE EOT 50ML SPRAY ISSEY MIYAKE MEN EDT 125ML ISSEY MIYAKE MEN EDT 75ML JAZZ EDT lOOML SPRAY JAZZ EDT 50ML SPRAY JOOP FEMME EDT lOOML SPRAY JOOP FEMME EDT 50ML SPRAY JOOP HOMME 75ML SPRAY JOOP HOMME EOT 125ML SPRAY KOUROSEDT lOOMLSPRAY KOUROSEDT50MLSPRAY LOU LOU EDP30ML SPRAY LOU LOU EDP50ML SPRAY MADAME ROCHAS 75ML SPRAY MADAME ROCHAS EDT lOOML MADAME ROCHAS EDT 30ML OCEAN DREAM EDT 50ML SPRAY OPIUM EDT lOOML SPRAY OPIUM EOT 30ML SPRAY OPIUM EDT 50ML SPRAY OPIUM FOR MEN EDT 50ML SPRAY OSCAR DE LA RENTA EDT lOOML OSCAR DE LA RENTA EOT 30ML OSCAR DE LA RENTA EDT 50ML OSCAR FOR MEN EOT lOOML SPRAY OSCAR FOR MEN EOT 50ML SPRAY PARIS EDT 30ML SPRAY PARIS EDT 50ML SPRAY PARIS EDT 75ML SPRAY POISON EDT lOOML SPRAY

$14,75 $5.50 $17.75 $9.95 $41.75 $68.75 $22.95 $26.95 $94.75 $49.75 $63.75 $99.75 $49,75 $69,75 $97.75 $42.75 $63.75 $44.75 $64.75 $71.50 $135.00 $65.75 $89.75 $88.75 $88.95 $69,95 $99.75 $68.75 $69.75 $39.75 $49.75 $54,95 $74,75 $79.75 $39.75 $139.75 $94,75 $104.75 $71,75 $79.90 $59.75 $109.75 $79.75 $74.75 $99.75 $99.75 $59.75 $54.75 $74.75 $74.75 $109.75 $44.75 $88.75 $129.75 $69.75 $89,75 $59.75 $85.00 $59.75 $69,75 $69.50 $54.75 $64.95 $74.75 $94.35 $129,75

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POISON EDT 30ML SPRAY POISON EDT 50ML SPRAY RED DOOR lOOML SPRAY RED OOOR EDT 25ML SPRAY RED DOOR EDT 50ML SPRAY RIVE GUACHE EDT 50ML SPRAY SAMSARA EDT lOOML SPRAY SAMSARA EDT 30ML SPRAY SAMSARA EDT 50ML SPRAY TRUE LOVE EDT 50ML SPRAY VOLUPTE EDT 30ML SPRAY VOLUPTE EDT 50ML SPRAY WHITE DIAMDND EDT 30ML SPRAY WHITE DIAMDND EDT 50ML SPRAY WINGS EDT 50ML SPRAY

$75.00 $99.75 $79.75 $39.75 $54.75 $63.35 $129.75 $59.75 $79.75 $64.75 $49.75 $69.75 $49.75 $69.75 $79.75

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A/SCH FELT FILTER A/SCH NEBULISER MASH KIT ADULT A/SCH NEBULISER MASK ADULT A/SCH NEBULISER MASK CHILD A/SCH NEBULISER MASK KIT CHILD A/SCH NEBULISER TUBING ACIJEL AMOLIN lOOG AMOLIN50G BDSENSABILITY GREAT SELF EXAM BEPANTHEN CREAM lOOG BEPANTHEN CREAM 50G BETADINEANTI/LIQ SPRAY 75ML BETADINE ANTISEPTIC lOOML BETADINE ANTISEPTIC 15ML BETADINE ANTISEPTIC 500ML BETADINE FIRST AID CREAM BETADINE GAUZE PAD 3 BETADINE GAUZE PAD SINGLE BETADINE OINTMENT 25G BETADINE SWAB AID 10 BETADINE SWAB AID 100 BREATH A TECH CHILD MASK BREATH A TECH MASK ADULT BREATH A TECH REPLACEMENTVALUE BREATH A TECH REPLACMENT END BREATH A TECH SPACER BUTESIN PICRATEDINT20G BUTESINPICRATEOINT50G CALAMINE 200ML SIGMA CANESTEN CREAM 20G CANESTEN CREAM 50GM CANESTEN DNCE DAILY 20G CANESTEN POWDER 30G CANESTEN SOLUTION CLEARBLUEPREG/TEST1TEST CLEARBLUEPREG/TEST2TEST CL0NEACRM1%20G CL0NEACRM1%50G COLOXYLPAED DROPS 30ML CORTAID CREAM 0.5% 30G CORTIC CREAM 0.5% 30G DAKTARINCR60G DAKTARIN CREAM 15G DAKTARIN CREAM 30G DAKTARIN LOTION 2% DAKTARIN POWDER 30G DAKTARIN POWDER SPRAY lOOG DAKTARIN TINCTURE 30ML DAKTOZIN NAPPY RASH OINT DERMALIFE VITA DINT 50G DERMATECH WART TREAT 15ML DIFFLAM CREAM 30G DIFFLAM CREAM 75G DIFFLAM GEL30G DIFFLAM GEL 75G DISCOVER 1 STEP 2 TEST DISWART WART TREATMENT lOML DUOFILM WART SOLUTION 15ML EDP POWDER 20G EGO DERM CREAM 50G EGO DERM OINT 50G

$5,60 $12,10 $6,90 $6.90 $14.20 $6.95 $22,95 $4,85 $3.90 $41.50 $6.85 $4.35 $9,85 $10.25 $5.65 $10.25 $6.15 $6,95 $2,40 $6.40 $2.90 $18.50 $6.70 $7.90 $5.45 $5.45 $14.45 $4,40 $8.40 $1.90 $5.75 $6.75 $9.75 $6,75 $4.75 $9.20 $13.90 $2.10 $5.25 $4.75 $4,40 $4.65 $7.40 $4.15 $6,35 $8.35 $6.75 $7.75 $8,35 $5.60 $3.85 $7,85 $7.85 $11,25 $7.75 $11,25 $10.90 $8.75 $6.90 $6.85 $7,80 $7,80

3 0 0 3 6 3 0 7 7 (cost of a local call)

H a e m o r r h o id s EGO FUNGO CREAM 25G EGO FUNGO CREAM 50G EGO FUNGO POWOER EGO FUNGO SOOTHING BALM25G EGO SOOV BITE GEL 25G EGO SOOV BURN SPRAY 125ML EGO SOOV CREAM 50G EGO SOOV PRICKLY HEAT P0R50G EULACTOL HEEL BALM lOOG EUIACTOL HEEL BALM 50G EURAX CREAM 20G EURAX LOTION 50ML FELDENEGEL25G FELOENEGEL50G GLUCOTREND SOFT TEST SYSTEM HIRUOlOO CREAM 20G HIRUOlOO CREAM 40G IND0SPRAY100ML INDOSPRAY50ML INFACOL DROPS 30ML ISOCOL RUB ALCOHOL 345ML LAMISIL CREAM 15G LANACANE CREAM 25G LAS0NIL14G LASONIL40G LUCAS PAW PAW 0INT75G MAGNOPLASM100GM MEDI CREAM BOG MEDI CREME 25G MEDIPULV12.bg MEDIPULV25G MEDI-SWAB INJECTION SWABS 100 METSALAR ANALGESIC GEL lOOG METSALAR HEAT CRM lOOG METSAL CREAM 12BG METSAL CREAM 500G METSAL CREAM BOG MONISTATDERM20GM NIZORAL SHAMPOO 1%I00ML NIZORAL SHAMPOO 2% 60ML OMRON BLOOD PRESSURE M4 ORTHO CREME PARADERM CREAM 30G PARADERM PLUS30G PAXYL CREAM 3BG PAXYL CREAM 7BG PEAK FLOW METER LOW RANGE A/SC PEAK FLOW METER STD A/SCH PEAK FLOW MINI WRIGHT 17RANGE PEAK FLOW MINI WRIGHT STAND POSALFILINWARTOINTIOG PDSALFILIN WART PAINT 6ML PRANTAL POWDER BOG PRECISION Q.I.D, KIT974B6 PREGNOSISl TEST INSTREAM PREGNOSIS 2 TEST INSTEAM SCHOLL BUNION PROTECTORS 2 SCHOLL CALLOUS PADS REMOVAL SCHOLL CORN PIASTERS REMOVAL SCHOLL FELT PADS ROUND CORN SCHOLL FOAM PAD CALLOUS STINGOSE SPRAY lOOML STOP ITCH BOG TEA TREE CREAM 12BMLTHUR/PL TEA TREE OIL 2BMLTHUR/PL TEA TREE OIL BOMLTHUR/PL TEATREE PURE OIL 10ML TINADERM CREAM 20G TINADERM POWDER SPRAY lOOG TINADERM SPRAY lOOG UNGVITA CREAM lOOG UNGVITA CREAM BOG UNGVITA OINTMENT lOOG UNGVITA OINTMENT BOG VAGISILCR VENTALAIRFORTE2NEB PUMP VOLTAREN EMUGELIOOG VOLTAREN EMULGEL20G VOLTAREN EMULGELBOG VOLUMATIC

PG13

$6.45 $9.90 S7.2B $6.4B $B.90 S7.2B $4.80 $6.90 $12.86 $8.30 $4.86 $7.86 $8.60 $10.90 $79.96 $7.40 $11.80 $15.86 $8.60 $5.90 $5.85 $13.80 $4.95 $6.40 $11.90 $5.75 $5.85 $3.90 $2.50 $4.20 $6.35 $1.95 $6.40 $5.40 $6.40 $12.95 $4.35 $3.50 $'9.90 $10.90 $134.95 $15,40 $6.05 $7.45 $4.60 $6.85 $35.00 $35.00 $33.00 $33.00 $11,05 $9,85 $7.85 $129.95 $5.95 $8,90 $6.50 $5.40 $5.40 $5.40 $6.40 $9.85 $5.85 $4.65 $6.30 $10.65 $3.75 $8.45 $9.45 $8.45 $6.35 $4.15 $6.85 $4.15 $4.90 $189.95 $15.90 $5,20 $9,75 $10.95

XYLOCAINE 5% 0INT35GM XYLOCAINE JELLY 2% 15ML XYLOCAINE SPRAY ZINC CASTOR OIL CREAM lOOG ZOSTRIX CREAM TUBE 45G ZSC DUSTING POWDER lOOG ZYLOCAINE5%OINT35G

$17.05 $5,90 $35.75 $1,95 $13.95 $4.30 $17.80

ANUSOLDINT50G ANUSOLSUPPOS12 ANUSOL WIPES 40 HEMOCANE OINTMENT 50G HEMOCANE SUPPOSITORIES PREPARATION HOINT50GM PREPARATION H S U P P 12 RECTINOL0INT50G RECTIN0LSUPPS12 RECTOGESIC OINTMENT

$6.50 $5,90 $7.55 $8.35 $8.35 $6.90 $6,90 $7.40 $7.40 $25,75

ACTHAX500ML AGAROL STRAWBERRY 500ML AGAROL VANILLA 500ML AGIOFIBRE 250G AGIOLAXIOOG AGI0LAX250G ALVERCOL500G BISALAX TABS 5MG 200 C0L0XYL120MG100 COLOXYL50MG100 COLOXYLSUPPOS5 COLOXYL WITH SENNA 30 COLOXYL WITH SENNA 90 DUPHALAC500ML DUROLAXSUPPOSIOMGXIO DUROlA,XSUPPOSCHILD6 DÜROLAX TABS 5MG 200 DUROLAXTABS5MG50 FYBOGEL 30 SACHETS REGULAR FYBOGELE/DAY ORANGE 275G FYBOGEL ORANGE 30 SACHETS GLYCERINE SUPP ADULT 12 GLYCERINE SUPP INFANT 12 GLYCOPREP NORMAL 200G GLYCOPREP-C LEMON 210G GRANOCOL250G LAXEnES18 LAXETTES36TAB LAXETTES TAB WITH SENNA METAMUCIL ORANGE 48 DOSE METAMUCIL REG 48 DOSE METAMUCIL REG 72 DOSE METAMUCIL SMTH ORANGE 278G MICROLAX5ML12 MICROLAX ENEMA 4X5ML NORMACOLPLUS 500G NORMAFIBRE200G NULAX 250G NULAX500G PARACHOC450ML PICOPREP SACHET 2 SENEKOTIOOTAB SENEKOTGRANULESlOOG SORBILAX500ML

$10,85 $7.25 $7,25 $14.85 $7.75 $14,85 $23.90 $7.45 $6.80 $5.65 $3.40 $2.50 $4.60 $15.15 $5.20 $4.85 $19.85 $3.90 $7,85 $8.75 $7.85 $6.40 $6.40 $7,90 $7.90 $10.15 $2.60 $3.90 $3.20 $10.40 $10,40 $14.40 $10.40 $15.85 $6.15 $14.85 $9.90 $2.40 $4,70 $9.40 $6.85 $4.90 $6.65 $11.45

BETADINE COLD SORE OINT7.5GM BETADINE COLD SORE PAINT 8ML BLISTEX LIP BALM 4.2G BLISTEX LIP BALM 4.2G BERRY BLISTEX LIP CONDITIONER 20+7G BLISTEX LIP DINT 6G BLISTEX LIP REVITALIZER BLISTEX LIP TONE 4.2GM BLISTEX ULTRA LIP BALM 30+ BONJELA15G

$5.85 $6.15 $2.90 $2.90 $3.70 $3.90 $5.80 $2,90 $2,90 $4.85

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BONNE BELL GLOSS CARMEX COLD SORE OINTMENT CHAPSTICKSPF15+LIP/COND CHAPSTICKSPF15+LIP/BALM CHAPSTICK ULTRA SPF30LIP/BALM COLD SORE BALM ABBOTTS7GR HAMILTON LIP BALM LIP-EZE LIP-EZE4GMINT LIP-EZE 4G STRAWBERRY LIP-SEDJEL LIPSEDMINT4.5G LIPSEDREG4.5G LIPSED TROPICAL 4.5G NYAL COLD SORE CREAM lOG PYRALVEXGEL15G QV LIP BALM 15G SEDA GEL LOTION 15ML SEDA-GEL30MG SM33GEL10GM SM 33 LIQUID lOML STOXIL COLD SORE OINT5G VIRASOLVE COLD SORE CRM 5G ZOVIRAX COLD SORE CREAM 2G

$3.90 $4.20 $2.90 $2,90 $2.90 $4.15 $4.40 $3.85 $3.85 $3,85 $4.25 $2.90 $2,90 $2,90 $4.95 $9.15 $3.45 $4.85 $5.90 $5,90 $5,90 $8.70 $6.85 $9,90

ASCABIOL200ML BANLICE COMBANTRIN-1TABS2 COMBANTRIN CHOCOLATE SO 24 COMBANTRINSUSP15ML COMBANTRIN SUSP 50ML COMBANTRIN TAB 125MG18 COMBANTRIN TAB 125MG 6 COMBANTRIN TAB 250MG 6 C0MBANTRIN-1TAB6 INNOMED LICE COMBS JODENE NIT COMB METAL KP24FOAM100ML KP 24 LOTION lOOML KP 24 METAL LICE COMB KP SOAKING SOLN 500ML LICE BLASTER LOTION 250ML LYCLEAR CREAM 30G ORANGE MEDIC HEADLICE 250ML PARALICE SPRAY PYRIFOAM125ML OUELLADA CREAM RINSE lOOML QUELLADA CREME RINSE lOOML OUELLADA LOTION lOOML ROBI-COMB ELECTRONIC NIT COMB VERMOX2TABS100MG VERMOX FAMILY PACK 15ML+2TABS VERMOX SUSPENSION 15ML VERMOX TAB 4 VERMOX TAB 6

$9,90 $8,90 $3.90 $8.90 $5.40 $9.90 $9.85 $4,20 $7,40 $6.90 $6.90 $5.40 $7.20 $7.20 $4.90 $6.60 $12,90 $12,80 $7,05 $8,20 $7.85 $10,90 $10.90 $19.85 $48,25 $4,30 $7.90 $5,90 $6.90 $7,85

ACT-3 CAPS 48 ACT-3 CAPS 24 ACTIPROFEN CAPLETS 24 ASPALGIN100 ASPRO CAPS 20 ASPRO CLEAR 20 ASPRO CLEAR 40 ASPRO CLEAR 60 ASPRO TAB 120 ASPRO TAB 20 ASTRIXCAP100MG28 ASTRIXCAP100MG84 ASTRIXTABS100MG112 BAYER ASPIRIN 100 BAYER ASPIRIN 20 CARDIPRIN100mg30 CARDIPRIN100MG90 CARTIA100MG168 CARTIA100MG28 CARTIA100MG84

$4.60 $3.25 $2.40 $6.45 $2.55 $2.65 $3.80 $4.90 $5.85 $2.15 $2.85 $6.85 $1.95 $6.40 $1,95 $2,85 $6,85 $12.85 $2.85 $6.85

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CODALGIN TABS 100 CODALGINTABS50 CODIPHENTABS24 CODIPHENTABS96 CODISTABS 24 CDDISTABS48 CODOX SOLUBLE 24 CODRAL PAIN RELIEF 100 CODRAL PAIN RELIEF 20 CODRAL PAIN RELIEF 50 DISPRIN24 DISPRIN48 DISPRIN96 DISPRINCAPS20 DISPRIN DIRECT 24 DISPRINEXTSTRENGHT16 DISPRIN FORTE 24 DYMADON 1-4YRSC/F200ML DYMADON1-4YRSC/F lOOML DYMADON 1-4YRS SUSP lOOML DYMADON 1-4YRS SUSP 200ML DYMADON 5-12YRSC/F200ML DYMADON 5-12YRSCF lOOML DYMADON 5-12YRS SUSP lOOML DYMADON 5-12YRS SUSP 200ML DYMADON CO TABS 100 DYMADON CO TABS 20 DYMADON CO TABS 50 DYMADON DROPS 50ML DYMADON P TABS 100 DYMADON TABS 50 MERSYNDOL DAYTIME 24 NAPROGESIC 275MG12TABS NUROFEN CAPLETS 24 NUROFEN TABLETS 24 NUROFEN TABLETS 48 OSTEOEZECAPS96 PANADEINE CAPLETS 24 PANADEINECAPS 24 PANADEINE CAPS 48 PANADEINE CLEAR 20 PANADEINE TABS 100 PANADEINE TABS 24 PANADEINE TABS 50 PANADOL1-5YRSC/F lOOML PANADOL1-5YRSC/F200ML PANAD0L1-5YRS ELIXIR lOOML PANADOL1-5YRS ELIXIR 200ML PANAOOL5-12YRSC/F lOOML PANADOL5-12YRSC/F200ML PANADOL5-12YRS ELIXIR lOOML PANAOOL5-12YRS ELIXIR 200ML PANADOL7+YRSTABS12 PANADOL CAPLETS 24 PANAD0LCAPS24 PANADOL CAPS 48 PANADOL CAPS 96 PANADOL CHEWABLE4YRS+24 PANADOL CLEAR 20 PANADOL DROPS 20ML PANADOL DROPS C/F20ML PANADOL GEL CAPS 24 PANADOL SUPPOSIITORIES125MG PANADOL SUPPOSITORIES 250MG 20 PANADOL TABS 100 PANADOL TABS 24 PANADOL TABS 50 PANAMAXC050 PANAMAXSYR 240MG 200ML PANAMAX SYRUP lOOML PANAMAXTABIOO PARALGINTABIOO PAROVENCAPS250MG50 PAROVEN CAPS 250M G 100 PAROVEN FORTE 500MG 60 PONSTANCAPS20 SOLPRINTABS 96 SPRENASPRIN100 TRI-PROFEN 200MG 24 TRI-PROFEN 200MG 48

$6.95 $4,50 $6.20 $16.50 $4.25 $7.25 $4.50 $11,15 $4.15 $6.90 $2.90 $4.75 $8.40 $2.55 $3.50 $3,20 $4.75 $7.05 $4,35 $4.35 $7,05 $10.00 $7.50 $7.50 $10.00 $11.50 $4.15 $6.50 $3.60 $3.65 $4,50 $3.35 $5.45 $4.25 $3,25 $5.25 $14.75 $7,35 $4.25 $7.05 $4.95 $9,85 $3.75 $6.25 $4,75 $7.50 $4.75 $7.50 $6.25 $10,50 $6.25 $10.50 $2,35 $3.15 $3.25 $5.05 $9.50 $4.65 $2.90 $3.60 $3.60 $3.50 $6.50 $14.50 $6.75 $2.50 $4.15 $3.55 $4.35 $3,50 $3,40 $2.90 $13.50 $18.75 $23.95 $6.85 $1.90 $1,90 $2.75 $4.10

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$3.25 $4,45 $12.85 $4,05 $7.25 $3.40

ALPHA KERI BATH OIL 200ML ALPHA KERI BATH OIL 375ML ALPHA KERI BATH OIL BOOML ALPHA KERI BATH OILILT ALPHA KERI LOTION 1 LITRE ALPHA KERI LOTION 200ML ALPHA KERI LOTION 375ML ALPHA KERI LOTION BOOML ALPHAKERI TAR GELlOOG AQUACARE HP CREAM lOOG AQUEOUS CREAM lOOG AQUEOUS CREAM BOOG BIORE MAKE-UP REFILL 46'S BIOREMAKE-UP WIPES ID'S BIORE MAKE-UP WIPES 46'S CALMURID CREAM lOOG CETAPHILBAR127G CETAPHIL LOTION 250ML CETAPHIL LOTION BOOML DERMADRATED/S CREAM BOG DERMAVEEN BATH TREATMENT DERMAVEEN DRY CLEANS BAR lOOG DERMAVEEN MOIST LOTION 250ML DERMAVEEN MOIST LOTION 500ML DERMAVEEN OATMEAL SP00 250ML DERMAVEEN S/FREE WASH 250ML DERMAVEEN S/FREE WASH BOOML DERMAVEEN SHOWER BATH OIL250M DERMAVEEN SHOWERBATHOIL500ML EGO SKIN CREAM 250G EGO SKIN CREAM BOG EUCERIN490G EUCERINOINTIOOG EUIACTOLSKIN CREAM 125G EULACTOL VERY DRY SKIN CREAM BOG FAULDING BARRIER CREAM 300G FAULDING BARRIER CREAM TUBE75G FAULDING LANOLIN 75G FAULDING VITAMIN E CRM 300G FAULDING VITAMIN E CRM 75G HAMILTON BATH OIL 250ML HAMILTON BATH OIL BOOML HAMILTON BODY LOTION 250ML HAMILTON BODY WASH 250ML HAMILTON BODY WASH BOOML HAMILTON ECZEMA CREAM 100G HYDRADERMCREAM 1KG HYDRADERM CRM 100G TUBE HYDRADERM CRM JAR lOOG HYDRADERM CRM JAR BOOG HYDRADERM CRM PUMP300G HYDRADERM LTN PUMP 750G HYDRADERM PLUS E lOOG HYDRADERM PLUSE 300G PUMP IMEDEEN DAYDREAM IMEDEEN NIGHT CREAM INVITEE CREAM lOOlU lOOG KENKAYSORB/GLYClO'/olOOGJAR KENKAYSORB/GLYC10% BOOG PUMP KENKAYSORB/GLYC BOOML JAR KENKAYSORB/GLYCTEA/TREE325 KENKAYSORB/GLYC VITE325ML KENKAY SORBOLENE COLUELAST325 KENKAY SORBOLENE CRM 100G JAR LANOLIN SIGMA 100G LINOTAR CREAM 100ML LINOTAR LOTION 250ML LINOTAR NO 1 GEL lOOML LINOTAR NO 1 GEL 250ML LINOTAR NO 2 GEL lOOML LINOTAR NO 3 GEL 250ML

$5.85 $7,85 $8.85 $16.89 $16.89 $5.85 $7.85 $9,10 $6.15 $4.90 $2.65 $5.30 $9.85 $3.20 $9.85 $4.40 $5.40 $7.20 $10.40 $3.70 $10.89 $6.75 $9.75 $11.85 $9.50 $8.35 $13.35 $9,90 $11.85 $14.90 $5.90 $11,90 $4,90 $8,40 $4.75 $6.85 $3.90 $3.90 $6.85 $3.35 $6.75 $7.90 $6.45 $7.50 $9,90 $8.85 $10,85 $1.70 $1.45 $4.85 $3.45 $7.50 $2.30 $3.50 $36,50 $36.50 $7.90 $1.40 $3.50 $3.90 $3.90 $3,60 $4.95 $1.85 $3.90 $25,50 $23.50 $29.90 $56.90 $29.90 $56.90

PG 14

LINOTAR N03GEL100ML LUCAS PAW PAW OINT200G MACRO VITECR45G MACRO VITAMIN ECR100G NEO STRATA SOLNACNE/OIMOOML NEOSTRATA AHA ENHANCED GEL 100 NEOSTRATA DAYTIME CREAM 50G NEOSTRATA HAND&NAIL CREAM BOG NEOSTRATA SEN/SKIN EYE CREAM NEOSTRATA SEN/SKIN FACE CREAM NEOSTRATA SENS/SKIN CLEANSER NEOSTRATA SKIN SMOOTHING LTN NEOSTRATA SMOOTHING CRM BOG NEUTROGENA MOIST. I2BML NS8 DRY SKIN LOTION lOOML NUTRAD CREAM 100G NUTRAD CREAM BOOG NUTRAPLUSBOOG NUTRAPLUSCR100G 0IL0F0LAY7BML OIL OF OLAY CREAM 100G OIL OF OLAY DAILY UVIBOML OIL OF OLAY FOAM FACE WASH 100 OIL OF OLAY SENS 1B0ML OIL OF OLAY SENS CREAM 100ML OIL OF OLAY TONER OIUTUIMPLUSBOOML OILATUM BAR100G PINETARSOL100ML PINETARSOL200ML PINETARSOLBOOML PINETARSOLBAR100G PINETARSOL BATH OIL 200ML PINETARSOL BATH OIL BOOML PINETARSOL GEL 100G PINETARSOL GEL BOOG PINETARSOL SHOWER PACK 200ML PLUNKETT PSORASISTCR100G PLUNKETT PSORASIST SCALP 200M PLUNKETT SUNSPOT CRIOOG PLUNKEH SUPER EYE CREAM 1BML PLUNKEH SUPER WRINKLE CREAM PLUNKEH SUPERFADE CREAM 60ML PONDS CLEAN PDRE STRIPS 6 PONDS CLEAN/MAKEUP REMOVER 30 PONDS CLEANSE LOTION 100ML PONDS DAILY MOIST 1B+IB0ML PONOSDEEPCLEANS100ML PONOS NIGHT REPLENIOOML PONDS NON ALCHOL TONER IBOML PONOS NOURSHING100G QVBAR100G QV BATH OIL ILTR QV BATH OIL 200ML QVBATH OIL BOOML QV CREAM lOOG QV CREAM 2B0G QV CREAM BOOG QV SKIN LOTION 2B0ML QV SKIN LOTION BOOML QV WASH ILTR QVWASH 200ML QV WASH BOOML SEBAMED CLEANSING BAR 1B0G SEBAMEDFACEBODYWASH 200ML SEBAMED FACE BOOYWASH BOOML SEBAMED MOIST CREAM 7BML SILCON CREAM 7BG SKIN REPAIR 200ML SKIN REPAIR 2B0G JAR SKIN REPAIR 7BG SKIN REPAIR VITE2B0ML SKIN REPAIR VITE7BG SOLARCAINEA/VERAGEL12BML SOLARCAINE SPRAY 100G SORBOLENE CREAM lOOG DC TENOSIX FACIAL SCRUB 100G TENOSIX BLEMISH CRM 40G TENOSIX DAILY/FACE/WASH 200M TENOSIX DEEP/CLNSRN/OILY200M

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$29,90 $13.90 $6.B0 $8.9B $24.9B $24.B0 $28.90 $2B,B0 $24,B0 $29.90 $21,90 $29.90 $29.60 $13.89 $10.79 $6,90 $16.89 $16.89 $4,29 $6.49 $12.79 $10.79 $6.90 $11.60 $11,90 $6.90 $19.99 $6.99 $4,10 $9.90 $9.90 $6.39 $9,89 $10,90 $9.90 $11.90 $9,90 $16,29 $16,29 $13,90 $14,90 $14.90 $17.90 $6.80 $8.99 $6.90 $8.40 $6.40

$5,39 $14.39 $5,19 $8.40 $4,90 $8,40 $11,40 $6.30 $9.89 $19.89 $6.15 $9.85 $8.90 $10.80 $14,80 $12.80 $2.90 $5.90 $6.15 $2.80 $5.95 $3.05 $6.85 $9.85

$2,20 $8,25 $6.15 $8.90 $8.25

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TENOSIX DEEP/CLNSRSEN.200ML TENOSIX DEEP/PORE/CR WASH 200M TENOSIX MOIST/Oll/FREEIOOML TENOSIX MUD MASK 100G TENOSIX MUD MASK SACHET lOG TENOSIX OATMEAL MASK SACH10G UREDERM CREAM 100G

$8.35 $8,25 $8.25 $7.40 $1.45 $1.45 $4.45

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NICABATE 7MG7DAYS NICABATE14MG7DAYS NICABATE 21MG 7 DAYS NICOREHE GUM 2MG CLASSIC 105 NIC0RETTEGUM2MG CLASSIC 30 NICORETTE GUM 2MG MINT 105 NICORETTEGUM 2MGMINT30 NICORETTE GUM 4MG CLASSIC 30 NICORETTE GUM 4MG CLASSIC 105 NICORETTE GUM 4MG MINT 105 NICORETTE GUM 4MG MINT 30 NICOREHE INHALER START PACK6 NICOREHE INHALER 42 NICOREHEPATCHIOMGT NICOREnEPATCH15MG7 NICORETTE PATCH 5MG 7 NICOTINELL10PACK7 NICOTINELL20PACK7 NICOTINELL30PACK7 NICOTINELL GUM 2MG FRUIT 96 NICOTINELLGUM2MGMINT96

$23.25 $25.25 $27.25 $19.75 $7.25 $19.75 $7.25 $8.75 $29,75 $29.75 $9.90 $6,95 $35.95 $15.75 $18.75 $14,75 $20.75 $22.75 $25.75 $13.75 $13.75

AQAUSUNSPF22+GEL125ML AQUABABYSPF30+LOTION 125ML AQUABLOCKSPF30+LOTION125ML AQUASUNSPF18 LOTION 125ML AQUASUNSPF18 LOTION BOOML AQUASUNSPF 18 SUNSTICK AQUASUNSPF30+LQTI(JN125ML AQUASUNSPF 30+LOTION230ML AQUASUNSPF4LQTI0N125ML AQUASUNSPF8LOTION125ML EGQSUNSENSE 30+CREAM BOG EGQSUNSENSE30+LIPBALM EGQSUNSENSE30+CREAM100G EGO SUNSENSE30+FACE MILK 100M EGO SUNSENSE30+FACE MILK 50ML EGOSUNSENSE30+SPORT75G EGOSUNSENSE3O+TODDR/ON50ML EGOSUNSENSE30+TODDLER 250ML EG0SUNSENSE30+ULTRA125ML EGOSUNSENSE30+ULTRA250ML EGO SUNSENSE30+ULTRA BOOML EGOSUNSENSE30+ULTRAR/ON50M EGO SUNSENSE AFTERSUN 250ML EGO SUNSENSE DAILY MATT 30+75 EGO SUNSENSE LOW IRRITANT 250M EGO SUNSENSE SPORT 30+200G EVERBRONZ DARK SELF TAN 150G EVERBRONZ LIGHT SELF TAN 1BOG HAMILTON Q/BLOCK30+CRM100G HAMILTON Q/BLOCK30+MILK125ML HAMILTON Q/BLOCK30+MILK BOOML HAMILTON Q/BL0CK30+STICK12G HAMILTON S/SCRN15+L/SPY lOOML HAMILTON S/SCRN 30+MILK 125ML HAMILTON S/SCRN30+MILK500ML HAMILTON S/SCRN 30+R/ON50ML HAMILTON SENS 15+R/ON50ML HAMILTON SENS S/SCRN 15+125ML HAMILTON SOLARSTICK 30+5g HAMILTON SPORT 30+MILK250ML HAMILTON SPORTBLOCK30+125ML HAMILTON SUN/BLOCK30+MILK125M HAMILTON TODDLER 30+50MLR/0 HAMILTON TODDLER 30+MILK125ML HAMILTON WATERSPORT30+25OML PAXYL SUNBURN SPRAY 125ML

$7.90 $7.85 $7.85 $6.90 $12.75 $4,90 $7.90 $11.80 $6,80 $6,80 $4,45 $3.25 $8,95 $9.75 $5.85 $5.90 $5,90 $14.95 $6.90 $10,90 $16.90 $5.90 $6.45 $9.75 $11.85 $11.85 $12,75 $12.75 $8.40 $8,40 $19,85 $6,35 $6.40 $7.75 $17.75 $5.90 $5.90 $8.40 $3.95 $12.75 $8.35 $8.85 $6.40 $6.75 $11,85 $7.15

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AVOMINETAB25MG10 DRAMAMINE ADULT 50M G10 DRAMAMINE JUNIOR LIQ50ML KWELLSTAB10 TRAVACALMIO ; TRAVACALMHO TRAVACALM NATURAL

$4.90 $5.80 $7.50 $3.75 $4.45 $3,45 $3.90

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BM ODORLESS GARLIC TAB 500 BM ODORLESS GARLIC TAB 84 BM OIL CONTROL TONER 125MLS BMP.M.T.TAB40TAB BMP.M.T. TABS 100 BM PERITONETAB84 BM PHOSPHORUS COMPOUND 84 BM PHYTOLIFE ONE A DAY 30 TABS BM PHYTOLIFE PLUS 120 TAB BM PHYTOLIFE SOY POWDER 75G BM PIIMPLEGEL12ML BM POTASSIUM COMPOUND 84 TABS BMPREG-B/FEEDING TAB 60 BMPROSERENCAPS60 BM PURIFYING BODY SOAP 125G BM PURIFYING MASK CHAM 50G BMRASBERRY LEAF TABS 84 BM REFINER CINNAMON 100G BMS/POO ALMOND MILK 250 ML BMS/POOM/MALLOWNORM250ML BMS/POO WILD NETTLE OILY 250 BM SILICA COMPOUND TAB 168 BM SILICA COMPOUND TAB 84 BM SINUS COMPLEX TABS 80 BM SINUS COMPLEX TAB 40 BM SKIN SUPPORT TAB 45 BM SLIPPERY ELM TAB 84 BM SOAP MARSHMALLOW 75G BM SODIUM COMPOUND TAB 84 BM STUDENT FORMULA TABS 60 BM SULPHUR-COMPOUND TAB 84 BMSUS/RELEASEB COMPLEX 75 BMSUS/RELEASEB COMPLEX 200 BMSUS/RELEASEB COMPLEX31 BMSUS/RELEASEB+CTAB28 BMSUS/RELEASEB+CTABS62 BMSUS/RELEASEB6 250MGTAB100 BMSUS/RELEASE B6250MGTAB42 BMSUS/RELEASEMULTI/VITTAB 200 BMSUS/RELEASEMULTI/VITTAB75 BMSUS/RELEASEMULTIVITTAB31 BMT/MENT COVER STICK 5G BM TONER ALOE N/ORY SKIN 250ML BM TONER WITCH HAZEL OILY 250 BM TOTAL CALCIUM 60 BM TRANQUIL NIGHT 60 BM TRAVEL CALM GINGER 45 BM VALERIAN (INSOMNIAI1800MG30 BM VALERIAN FORTE 1800 60 BMVITE CREAM 50G BM VITAMIN A 5000IU 84 BM VITAMIN B1100MG 75 BM VITAMIN B12100MCG 75 BM VITAMIN B2 50MG 75 BM VITAMIN B3 250MG 75 BM VITAMIN B5100MG75 BM VITAMIN B6100MG75 BM VITAMIN B6 25MG75 BM VITAMIN C500M G130 BM VITAMIN C500MG 350 BM VITAMIN C 500MG 65 BM VITAMIN E1000IU100 CAP BM VITAMIN E 1000IU 30 CAPS BM VITAMIN E100IU 300 CAPS BM VITAMIN E100IU 42 CAPS BM VITAMIN E250IU 250 CAPS BM VITAMIN E250IU TAB 50 BM VITAMIN E5O0IU150 CAPS BM VITAMIN E500IU 50 CAPS BM VITAMIN E500IU 50 TABS BMVITEX AGNUS CASTUS 40 BM WINTER ZINC COLD LOZ 24 BM WOMENS MULTI 50 BM WOMENS MULTI/EPO.CAP 30 CAL-SUPTAB60 CALTRATE 600MG60 CALTRATED600MG60 CALTRATE PLUS TABS 60

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CALTRATE TAB 600MG120 CALVITA100 CELLASENE40CAPS CENTRUM M/VIT CAP 30 CENTRUM M/VIT CAPS 100 CENTRUM M/VIT LIQ200ML ADULT COMPLAN 500G CYTAMEN 1000AMP5X1ML DYNAMO TAB 24 EFALEXCAP160 EFALEXCAP240 EFALEXCAP60 EFALEXLIQ460ML ENSURE LIQ273ML ENSURE LIQUID CHOC 237ML ENSURE POWDER 1KG ENSURE POWDER 400G CHOCOLATE ENSURE POWDER 400G VANILLA ENSURE PUDDING 140GBUT/SCOTCH ENSURE PUDDING 140G CHOCOLATE ENSURE PUDDING 140G VANILLA ESTER C500MG TAB 250 ESTER C 500MG TABS 100 ESTER C POWDER 100G ESTER C POWDER 250G EYEVITETAB60 FAB CAPS 30 FAB CO TAB 80 FABTRI-CALTAB120 FEF0LCAPS30 FERGON ELIXIR IOOML FERROGRADUMENTSCTAB30 FERR0GRADUMENTSTAB30 FGFTAB30 FISHERS PHOSPHERINE60ML FOLIC ACID 0.5MG 100 SIGMA GEL CAPS EMPTY S Z 100 S/PACK GLUCODIN POWDER 500G GLUCODINTABS24 HEPASOL TONIC 500ML HORLICKS MALT MILK 400G HYPOL EMULSION 500ML IMEDEENTABS60 INCREMIN IRON SYRUP IOOML INCREMIN IRON SYRUP 200ML INCREMIN VITCB/CUR IOOML INCREMIN VITCB/CUR200ML INNER HEALTH 50G KAVA SLEEP CAP 30 KAVA STRESS CAP 30 LACTAIDTAB120 LACTEASY DROPS LUCOZADE750ML LUCOZADE LEMON 300ML LUCOZADE ORANGE 300ML LUCOZADE ORIGINAL 300ML LUCOZADE TROPICAL 300ML MACRO ANTI STRESS 100 MACRO ANTI STRESS 30 MACRO ANTIOXIDANT 30 MACRO B 30 MACRO C 100 MACRO C 30 MACRO E CAPS 5000IU 30 MACRO E CAPS 500IU100 MACRO E.P.OCAPS60 MACRO GARLIC CAPS 90 MACRO GARLIC O/LESS CAPS 60 MACRO M 100 MACRO M 30 MACRO MAXEPAIGM 50 MACRO MEGA B1O0 CAPS MEGAFOL TABS 0.5MG 100 S2 MULTI B FORTE TAB 90 MYADECCAP30 MYADEC CAPS 100 NEO-CYTAMEN3X1ML NODOZ24

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NO DOZ PLUS TAB 24 N0DOZTAB70 NOURELLETAB75 NUTRAMIGEN P0W 0425G OBIRON EXTRA 60 CAPS OPTISLIM 2000CAP60 PEAK TAB 60 PEDIASURE POWDER 400G PENTA-VITE CHILD 300ML PENTAVITECHEWABLETAB90 PENTAVITEOROPS50ML PENTAVITE INFANT 20ML PENTAVITE SYRUP IOOML PENTAVITE VIT&MINERAL30TAB PLURAVIT ANTI STRESS 60 PLURAVIT INNER BODY CAP 50 PLURAVIT MULTI CHILDS 40 PLURAVIT MULTI MENS CAPS 60 PLURAVIT MULTI MOTHERHOOD 60 PLURAVIT MULTI TEENAGERS 40 PLURAVIT MULTI VIT&MIN 100 CAP PLURAVIT MULTI VIT&MIN 30 CAPS PLURAVIT MULTI WOMENS 60 CAPS PLURAVIT OVER 50 PLUS TABS 60 POLY COSE 350G POLY JOULE POR 1KG PROMENSIL30TAB PR0MENSIL90TAB PYROXINTABS100MG50 PYROXIN TABS 25M G100 REDOXON EFF ORANGE 30 REMIFEMIN100TAB SALT TOPPIN100 TABS SANDOCAL 1000MG EFFTAB10 SEATONE SEOACALMTAB60 SLOWK SPANK 100 STAMINADELEMON/LIME275GM STAMINADE ORANGE 275GM SUPRADYNEFFTAB30 SUSTAGENFORMUM450G SUSTAGEN HOSP CHOCOLATE 900G SUSTAGENHOSP VANILLA 900G SUSTAGEN INS/PUDDING450G SUSTAGEN SPORT 900G CHOCOLATE SUSTAGEN SPORT 900G VANILLA TRINOVINTAB30 TRINOVINTAB90 VIG30TAB VIG HI POTENT TAB VITA MINIMVMLIME/PINE50 VITA MINI MVM RASPBERRY 50 VITA MINI VITC PLUS 50 ORG VITA MINI VITC PLUS 50 PLN VITAGLOWMAGMIN500MG50 VITAGLOWMAGMINTAB100 VITAGLOWZINVITC 250MG50 VITAGLOWZINVITTAB100 VITELLE COD LIVER OIL 90 VITELLE ECHINACEA TABS 50 VITELLE S/LESSC 500MG100 VITELLE S/LESSC 500MG 300 VITELLE VITC 1000MG 30 VITELLE VITC100MG CHILD 60 VITELLE VITC250M G100 VITELLE VITC500M G100 LEMON VITELLE VITC500MG 300 LEMON VITELLE ZINC PLUS 25M G100 WATERBURYS COMPOUND 500ML WYLD FOR WOMEN 48 TAB ZINAXINCAPS30 ZINAXINCAPS90 ZINCAPS100

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P r in c e o f W a l e s H o s p it a l N Monday, May 1, the St George BC will celebrate the centenary of the forming of the bowling club on May 1, 1900. The Governor of NSW, the Hon Gordon Samuels; the President of the RNSWBA, Terry Murphy; the president of the NSWWBA, Mrs Lenore Dunn; Federal and State Members of Parliament; toqether with local dignitaries, including the Mayor of Rocraale City Council; and also many past and present members of the bowling club, will be present at the official ceremonies to be followed by a luncheon. The first general meeting was held at the Grand Hotel, Rockdale, on Tuesday, May 1, 1900. The first list of members showed 76 on the roll. Sir Joseph Carruthers, who played a leading role in the political life of the period, loved Botany Bay and the St George District, and he was mainly responsible for launching bowls in the district. Sir Joseph was elected the first patron, with J.P. Lister as the first president. A company was formed with 500 shares, and a sum of 1250 pounds was fixed for the purchase of land and building. The official opening of the club and clubhouse on December 26, 1900, attracted some 200 bowlers repre senting the various city, suburban and country clubs, and the opening ceremony was performed by John Young, President of the NSW Bowling Association. In 1910, the club was incorporated and became known as the St George B&RC Ltd. In 1919, the Railways Department advised that it intended to resume the entire property for the construc tion of an approach to a projected overhead bridge. The club continued to use the greens until April, 1920, when they moved to the current site. The first building on the new site consisted of an assem bly room, locker room, small bar and a residence for the steward. Two greens were originally laid, and a third green was opened in 1924. Further improvements during 1937-38 were the building of the dining room, and opening of the lounge and balcony. The St George BC was the first bowling club in NSW to be issued with a liquor licence. Many notable bowlers have played for the club during its long history, however pennants have been few and far between and the club can boast of only one N o.l State Pennant. The current patron of the club, Frank Newton, was a member of that side and was recently honoured for 50 years membership. Currently, the club has 86 men and 43 women mem bers, and since Arncliffe BC closed in 19976, Bexley RSL bowlers use the greens as their official address. Common with many a bowling club to remain viable, the current Board of Directors are discussing a possible merger with the St George Masons, to renovate and extend the clubhouse and to build a Masonic Centre over the current car park, which would ensure the next 100 years.

- Paul Swan

VO LUNTEERS W ANTED for H ypertension Trial If you are at least 35 years o f age w ith high blood pressure (B P) and you w ould like to participate in an im por tant clinical trial to evaluate a new B P tre a tm e n t at th e P rin c e o f W ales H ospital, then please contact:

Linda Reid 9382 4066 or 9382 4063 or

A/Professor Tony Johnson 9382 4064 All eligible participants will receive a complete medical assessment, pathology and cardiograph, free of charge.

RNSWBA 2000 JOURNAUSM COMPETITION The Royal NSWBowling Association is conducting the comp etition again with two extra categories to encourage and judge the best media coverage of lawn bowls in NSW. The seven (7) categories are: 1. Best Article/Coverage of BCiBState Pennants Grades 1-7 / Hahn Premium Light Premier League 2. Best Article/Coverage of the NSWState Side 3. Best General Bowls Article/Coverage in NSW 4. Best Bowls Item/Coverage on TVin NSW 5. Best Bowls Item/Coverage on Radio in NSW 6. Best Photographic Covert^e of Bowls in NSW 7. Best commercial Advertorial Support of Bowls in NSW Each category winner receives $300 and a glass engraved plaque with a certificate to mark the occasion. All winners will be announced on Wednesday, November 29, 2000 at the RNSWBAAnnual Presentation Night. Entries to be mailed to: Ms Amber Whitehead Media and Publicity Officer The Royal NSW Bowling Association Inc. POBoxA2186 Sydney South NSW 1235

For more information or an entry form, please phone (02) 9283 4555. Closing date for entries - 5.00pm Monday, November 6, 2000 BOWLS AUVE — APRIL 2 0 0 0

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Cinquennial reaccreditation of umpires When you call the umpire for a measure or guidance on the applica tion of the Laws, what degree of accuracy do you expect from that umpire? Did you say 100%? Most, if not all players would. However Laws change. State and Zone Conditions change. Measuring techniques change. New pieces of equipm ent become available. Umpires get complacent and out of date. Regrettably, from time to time, players report a less than 100% per formance from their umpire. The 100% is the standard to which all umpires should aspire. From time to time they have to prove that they can get close. Every five years every Australian National Umpire is required to: • Demonstrate that he or she can efficiently use all the pieces of measuring equipment which they • Tape over the jack. Eyes over the critical point. National Umpire Allan may be called upon to use to Edgar (St Ives BC) is a picture o f concentration as he checks the length of determine a question of fact. a rolled jack. • Demonstrate that he or she can find in the Law book and correctly apply the Laws applicable when tion is often hindered by an unreliable memory or by igno faced with an issue on what should be done in a given rance of Law changes over time. Whenever asked a set of circumstances. This is particularly important in question, be it on the green or in the Club House, an this period following the introduction of the 1998 Law umpire is required to go to his or her book(s), find the Book. In New South Wales every District Umpires’ Panel Laws and Conditions applicable, show them to the appel should have one or more well qualified Examiners of lant and then explain how they apply in the current set of Umpires. These Examiners often use other highly expe circumstances. The new examination procedures allow the candidate to quickly and easily demonstrate that he or rienced National Umpires to assist them. she can do this. An umpire cannot expect to remain a W hen assessing proficiency on the greens the Examiner and his assistants should simulate a series of “Bowls Australia National Umpire” if he or she cannot do this. “live” situations covering: Umpires who did not seek re-accreditation in 1999 or • The use of feeler gauges who failed to obtain re-accreditation under the previous • The use of callipers procedures are being given the opportunity to re-accredit • The use of a telescopic measure with threaded adjust under these new arrangements. Anyone in that category ment or an approved orbital measure who would like a chance to carry on should contact the • The use of a long measure in on the green, in the ditch local Umpires Panel Committee for details. and length of jack situations • The procedures when faced with a leaning bowl or an This month’s question obstructed bowl • The use of a mirror and right angle or a boundaryscope At the conclusion of play on an end it was found that in both on the green and in the ditch situations. two bowls from Team A and one bowl from Team B were Where possible candidates should be examined using equidistant from the jack. Does this mean that Team A the equipment which they will be using at their own scores two shots and Team B gets one? Clubs. No. The team whose bowl or bowls are adjudged nearer When assessing proficiency in the application of the to the jack than any bowl played by the opposing players Laws of the Game the examiner and an assistant will pose gets the points. [Law 43] In this case neither team can a series of questions which are to be answered in an claim that their bowl is nearer than their opponents’ so “open book” environment in a reasonable time frame. nobody scores. The end shall be declared ‘tied’ and shall The correct application of the Laws to a specific situa- count as a played end. [Law 45] 28

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NATURAL RHYTHM definition of natural rhythm, is the ability of the T player to mentally control and co-ordinate the arms body he

and legs in logical sequence, so that the delivery skill is a con tinuous flowing action with economy of movement to facili tate a smooth delivery of the jack or bowl.

Rhythm is a subject that many peo ple talk and write about, experts give their views on how to correct it, and many bowlers labour for months or years to obtain it. Players experience rhythm on days when every shot they play is like magic, it can last for 15 minutes, an hour, a day, a week or a month, then suddenly disappears. In reality it can only be seen by an astute observer and felt by the player. The experience is felt both mental ly and physically. It is recognised by the individual when all the senses become one, the delivery action appears to be in slow motion, the body seems to be using very little energy in an effortless delivery of the jack or bowl, the entire limb and body action has happened automati cally and the conscious mind has only concentrated on the aiming point, follow-through and possible correc tion for the next shot. Natural rhythm can only be obtained when all the senses are combined as one. This is achieved by combining the co-ordination and tim ing of the inward and outward breathing, the distribution of good balance of body weight over the

lower limbs during the forward move ment, the heel and toe action in con junction with the delivery hand at the end of the back swing, the speed of the delivery and follow-through action. The timing of the breathing is gov erned by the speed of the delivery. The speed of the delivery is governed by the distance, type of shot and the speed of the green. The speed of the green is gov erned by the surface condition of the green and inclement weather. In sim)le terms if the speed of the green is ast e.g. 18 seconds, the rhythm is slow. If the speed of the green is slow e.g. 6 seconds, the rhythm is fast. With the observance of an accredited coach, adjustments can be made when you Imow what rhythm is, and what part of the delivery skill to cor rect. Poor rhythm may be detected by the following effect 1. Occasional loss of balance during the delivery, 2. The jack or bowl feels exception ally heavy to deliver up the green, 3. Inconsistent delivery weight in accordance with the required length, 4. Excessive body and mental fatigue, or when you feel that it’s not your day and everything goes wrong, 5. The occasional popping of the bowl past the correct release point, 6. When you occasionally or contin ually miss the target when you drive, 7. Losing balance immediately after

M ACKA JE N SE N for the State Coaching Committee you release the bowl when play ing any of the shots, 8. The observation of an unco-ordi nated delivery that’s not a contin uous flowing action of the arms, body and legs. Remediation: If you relate to, or feel the above symptoms, or even suspect that your rh^hm is not right, it is advisable to have it checked by an accredited coach as follows; check the time spent on the mat and that the delivery action is continuous, that the eyes are fixed on the aiming point throughout the entire delivery to the observation period. Co-ordinate the breathing e.g. inhale with the speed of the back swing, exhale with the speed of the forward swing past the followthrough. If the breathing is correct, check the timing in conjunction with the heel and toe action and the position of the hand at the end of the backswing. If both of these are synchro nised, check the release point of the jack or bowl, the speed of the deliv ery arm in the backward and forward movement, the eye, hand and aiming point alignment in the follow-through action. Last, but not least, check how the player observes the correction. This same natural rhythm should be used to develop the constant speed and the running shot and drive. The use of video with slow motion and still framing provides the oppor tunity to record complex movements and sequences on videotape.

STATE COACHING COMMITTEE COURSES 2 0 0 0 Due to road traffic and rail transport congestion during the Olympic Games, Sept 15 to Oct 1, and the ParaOlymplc Games October 18 to 29, the dates for the State Coaching Athletes with Disabilities (CAD) and Coach Level 2 Courses are as follows: Sunday, August 27: Level 1 CAD General Principles ‘ Sunday, Sept 10: Level 1 CAD Sports Specific Lawn Bowls ‘ Sunday, October 15; 1st Tutorial Level 2 Coach ‘ Sunday, November 5: 2nd Tutorial Level 2 Coach ‘ Sunday, November 26: Evaluation Level 2 Coach

NOTE: 1. ‘Sunday Sept 10, Oct 15, Nov 5 and Nov 26 are mandatory for coaches attending the Level 2 Course. 2. The venue for the courses will be at the Beverly Hills Men’s BC. Vanessa Street, Beverly Hills.

3. All course applicants are required to submit their appli cation in writing to the State Coaching Committee, RNSWBA Inc, PO Box A2186, Sydney South 1235. THE PREREQUISITES ARE AS FOLLOWS: Nominees for the CAD course: must be a registered member of the RNSWBA Inc, or the NSWWBA, and be an accredited lawn bowls coach. Nominees for the Level 2 Course: must be a registered member of the RNSWBA Inc, recommended by Zone or District Coaching Committee or delegates authority, age 24 years on the date the course commences, must have three years service as an accredited Level 1 Lawn Bowls Coach, completed the required Level 2 Coaching General Principles Course and obtained the qualification certificate authorised by the Australian Coaching Council (ACC). BOWLS ALIVE — APRIL 2 0 0 0

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J U N IO R S By T R E V O R C LA R K

Phone: 9628 6526

N the last issue of “Bowls Alive”, 1 was supposed to report on the Junior South Pacific Carnivcil that was held at Oak Flats BC in January.

As I am limited for space, I was not able to report on it, so I am making up for it in this issue. In all, there were 36 of the best Junior bowlers in NSW taking part with several visiting bowlers faring very well. Dubbo’s Raymond Holmes and Halekulani’s Aaron Sherriff had been joined in the last 16 by Gulgong bowler Dean Morrissey, Gosford’s Kristy Hanlon, and Batemans Bay pair Chris Macauley and Trent Bennison. Kristy Hanlon and Amy Sheather were the only girls to make it to the final 16. The toughest section of the day was won by Raymond Holmes, who beat Dapto Citizens’ John Bicherdike, and Shoalhaven Heads bowler Graeme Cook, after each bowler won two matches. Dubbo bowler Raymond Holmes twice came from behind to take out the Junior South Pacific Carnival sin gles. Raymond, who is just 14 years old, beat Oak Flats’ junior Adam Bateup in the semi final, before overcoming Cy Threlfall 31-25 to win the final. In the final, Cy Threlfell looked to have a match win ning lead 22-14, but Raymond kept his composure and got himself back in the match. He went on a run and picked up 17 shots to 3 to close out the match winning 31-25. The loss in the singles final by Cy Threlfell completed a tournament of near misses for him, for he was narrowly beaten in the pairs final. N THE next couple of months we have some interesting events coming up for our juniors. On March 26 we have an all-girl tournament being held at Regents Park BC, and John Swan, our chairman of the match committee, is very happy with the number of junior girls wanting to play in this tournament. On April 30 we have the senior/junior tournament being held at Blacktown City BC and this is one tourna ment I am looking forward to. This is because some lucky junior is going to have me in their side (heaven help them), so a good day should be had by all. VER the past few months we have sent out 250 applications for these events, and some of the appli cations have been returned with “not known at this address”. If any junior bowler moves from their present address, could they let the Junior Bowls Association know, for when we get them back “address not known”, we take that junior’s name off our register, and he or she will miss out being invited to other junior events. So, if you know of any junior bowler who has moved from your club or district, ask them to get in contact with the Junior Bowls Association.

NORTHFM (Hornsby - Kuring-gai Council regions), FM 100.1, Saturdays following 2.00pm news, Don Wall presents a bowls report. Also items in pro gram every Thurs between 9am-12 noon.

• Information about regular bowls programs on radio can be included in this guide by sending the appropriate details to the Editor. Changes to program formats, on-air times and presenters, etc, should also be advised promptly.

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Clarence River • Northern Rivers • Tweed Byron

By IAN Mc k n ig h t

Phone; 07 5599 8588 ■

By JOHN LIEB

Newcastle

Phone: 4929 3441

ONE One experienced the sweet taste of suc ewcastle clubs are again performing cred cess last month when its younger brigade wres itably in the Hahn Premium Light RNSWBA tled the “Border Challenge Cup” from their Premier League competition. counterparts from the powerful Gold Coast It will be difficult to repeat the outstanding perfor District at the Condong BC. mances of last season when Windale/Gateshead were

The sides are made up of three rinks of Under 3 0 ’s players, as well as three rinks of Under 18’s players, and this annual tournament is designed to encourage the younger brigade and a feeling of achievement by repre senting at a higher level. The Gold Coast were the custodians of the prestigious cup by virtue of their close win last year, however the Zone One side was determined to make amends and soon showed the opposition that they meant business by taking out the morning match 125-81, although the rink wins were shared equally. The afternoon match saw the youth of Zone One build up a handy lead, which they maintained to the end, final ly taking out the game 138-107 and claiming 5 rinks to 1, which allowed Zone One to wrest the cup from the Gold Coast’s grasp. Officials from both Associations were high in their praise of the youngsters, who displayed an excellent demeanour and outstanding skills on the green and noted that it was pleasing to see several girls taking their place in the junior ranks. While all bowlers played very creditably, probably the most outstanding for the Under 30’s was a four skipped by David Hall, who had two convincing wins, while for the Juniors the teams skipped by Peter Brown and Scott Rose both recorded two fine victories.

Minor Premiers, and Charlestown were narrowly defeat ed in a memorable Grand Final by Warilla. After five rounds, Charlestown and Windale/Gateshead are both well placed to qualify for the semi-finals. Windale/Gateshead are currently in fourth position with six points and 10 rink wins. Charlestown with a match in hand, are in fifth position with six points and 7 1 /2 rink wins. Beresfield, after being early competition front runners, have dropped to 12th position on two points with six rink wins. A couple of victories will soon see Beresfield jump up the points table. Waratah have made a disappointing start to the sea son, losing all its opening five matches, and currently share last position with Taren Point on nil points. s 1 write this report, two rounds of the Saturday Newcastle District Pennant competition have been completed, and the No. 1 Grade looks to be the most even for many years. The battle is now on to determine section winners, with my predictions being as follows: Section 1 a four way tussle between Toronto Workers, Boolaroo, Belmont and Redhead. Section 2 to be fought out by the quartet of Kahibah, Wangi, Valentine and Swansea. Section 3 is wide open with Soldiers Point, Alder Park and Beresfield showing good early form. Section 4 appears to be a two way contest between Merewether and Hamilton North. he Annual NDBA Executive and Sub-Committees fix ture versus the Hunter DBA played at the newly ren ovated and elegant East Maitland BC was a great evening of fellowship, and for the record Newcastle recorded a narrow victory. tockton BC, founded in 1915, is this year celebrating its 85th anniversary. The club membership has included many persons who have made a name for themselves in the sporting arena outside of bowls. One of the most prominent in this, our Olympic year, is Donald Linstrom. Linstrom represented Australia in hockey in the 1956 Olympic Games held in Melbourne. He now regularly plays bowls at the club.

he Clarence River has its Fours champions for 2000 with the Iluka combination of J. Webb, G. Solberg, B. T T Kempshall and J. Reason defeating Yamba’s R. Ware, C. Holland, A. Holland and R. Dudgeon 25-18. Yamba went into the final as hot favourites, but were unable to with stand the powerful finish from the Iluka team.

h Clarence River has found its Champions in the T he J Junior Singles and Junior Pairs with Anthony Jarvis, from South Grafton, featuring prominently in both events. In the Singles, Anthony defeated his club mate Scott Kenny, while in the Pairs he teamed with Jason Landrigan, from South Grafton Services, to take out the title. Both youngsters will now represent their District in the Zone championships.

he Northern Rivers has finalised its Fours Ku-ring-gai Superbowl Championship for this season when Ballina’s Ken T McLeod, Roly Tepper, Darren Kemp and Ian Kemp got A total of 128 bowlers drawn from Ku-ring-gai resi home in a thriller against Lismore Workers Heights Bruce Greig, Robert Fagotto, Ray Sergeant and Delio Santarossa. Apparently the final was decided on the last end with the last bowl of the day in a match that had everyone on their toes.

dents and the 12 clubs in the municipality competed at Gordon BC in the second Ku-ring-gai Superbowl Open Fours for $5500 prizemoney. The overall winners on a countback were G. Nugent, J. Randall, B. Hawtree and B. Garrod, from Turramurra BC, who won $400 each, plus trophies. Pipped on the countback into second place were B. Norman, M. Rubin, J. Cumming and M. Bonney, a com posite team, winning $200 each, while J. Warner, A. Smith, B. Talbot and C. Smith came third on a countback, winning $100 each. BOWLS ALIVE — APRIL 2 0 0 0

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• Central Western • Far Western • Maquarie Bogan • Western Plains • Western Slopes

• Barwon • Central Northern • Gwyder • New England • North Western

By PETER GARLAND

Phone: 6772 3228

Lightning Ridge District BC has held its February Open Night Pairs on Friday and Saturday, February 11 and 12. he

As usual, this event was keenly contested with 28 pairs participating. The winners were D. Stallard, N. Woodcock (6 wins) and runners-up C. Lane, R. Cochrane (6 wins). The winner was decided by a one end play off to the yard stick. Third place went to G. Morris, D. Samuelson (5 wiris and 1 draw) and equal fourth place to D. Webb, M. Harman and F. Luschtinetz, J. Clarke (5 wins). On the whole, this was again a most successful event which was enjoyed by all participants. xley BC held its Presidents Day on Sunday, February 20. The weather was great and from all reports pres ident Ron Johnson had good numbers from his own and visiting clubs. Kevin Clifton, president of Central Northern DBA represented the RNSWBA and again did an excellent job. Players who attended were high in their praise of the wonderful hospitality extended to them. Overall winners for the day were the Tamworth City team led by president Bruce Henry. His team members were Graeme Rutherford, Ian Bannister and Peter Murphy. Runners up were the team from Barraba, led by president John Strachan. Merit Badges were presented to G. Whitton and R. Smith, while Kevin Fletcher also had the pleasure of presenting one to president Ron Johnson. Tie Bars went to N. Adams and P. Thomas, while brooches were presented to Doreen Hardy and Joy Morris. tate Fours in the New England District were this year hosted by Bendemeer Club, and all who played were again full of praise for the hospitality, meals and the excel lent green provided by this small club. Play has now reached the final stage, and this will be an all-Armidale City final with Warwick Morris, Jack Quick, Jim Williams, Neil Swadling to play Graham Richardson, Michael Jackson, Terry McMillan and Mark Menzies. t is pleasing to note that more players have made them selves available for District selection to represent New England this year when we play the annual Challenge Match against Gwydir District on April 29. From this ame, a New England side will be selected to play in the »istrict Round Robin to be played at Gunnedah Services on the week-end of May 27-28. The New England versus Gwydir Challenge will this year be played at Guyra with six teams from each district participating, as well as teams led by the president of New England, Peter Garland, and the president of Gwydir, Noel Anstee. 1 am certain the Guyra Club under the leadership of Geoff Reeves will leave no stone unturned to ensure the success of the day. Many thanks to all bowlers who have made themselves available for selection. The District Selectors will select the teams nearer to the date. rmidale Ex Services Memorial BC conducted their Annual Mixed Pairs Carnival on February 26-27 and again president Gordon Charlton is most happy with the success of the event. The weather was kind and a capac ity field of District players contested the event. Bill Ahoy and Ivy Lauder put on an outstanding effort to win the event again, and successfully defend their title from last 'ear. The runners up were also previous winners in the Kusband and wife team of Geoff and Bertha Reeves from Guyra. Ex services were very pleased with the success of the ........................... carnival and were equally a l l ypleased .................................. to see the winners again come from their own club.

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By RALPH DARK

Phone: 6862 3661

h e Zone 4 Junior, Fours Championship was played at Dubbo City BC.

The semi-final between the Western Slopes DBA (M. Watton, P. Watton, S. Harper, A. Slater) and the Far West DBA (Nathan Hoy, Justin Bartlett, Eddie Knight and David Ferguson) was a close game. The Western Slopes led on the ninth end 8-4, but Far West then scored a five and with varying fortunes against spirited opposition, went on to win 21-17. In the final. Far West played the Central West (Stephen Symonds, Ricky Cabban, Samantha Hodge and Jay Stephenson). Despite gallant sallies by these opponents, the Far West was too disciplined and capable, running out winners 38-5. Star of the match was David Ferguson, who was in great form and thoroughly enjoying his bowls. rom the Western Slopes, Dick Duggan informs me that Geoff McAlpine, Paul Williams and Alan Purdy, of F Coonabarabran BC won the District Triples from Roy Frost (Senior), Anthony Coe and Roy Frost (Junior) 2117. t Cassilis BC, Barry Wilkinson, Ken Cooper, Alan White and John Franklin (Coonabarabran) won the District Fours Championship from Ron Gardiner, Paul Jones, Rodney McAlpine and John Worrell 25-14.

tate Councillor Harry Gault represented the “Royal” at Coonabarabran BC for the first Presidents day of Des S White. Perfect weather greeted the full quota of 28 teams. The winners of the bowls were Roy Frost, Graham Williams, Scott Jackson and Phil Jones, of Coonabarabran. Runners up were Peter Harris, Jack Stuckly, John Franklin and Ross Bull (official Western Slopes DBA). he Central West DBA Triples Championship saw vic tory go to the youngest team ever to win the event. Three young bowlers from Parkes BC (Dane Bland, Paul Went and Mick Harry), whose ages add to a low sixty one years, defeated Dave Button, Peter Grayson and Bruce Williams, of Forbes, 18-12. The oldest bowler on the green was 57 and the youngest 18 years old. The Fours were again fought out between old rivals, Parkes and Forbes. Ray Jones, Colin Mudie, Graham Barby and Colin Hayward (Parkes) defeated Glenn Kearney, Clive Herbert, Bruce Williams and Greg Parslow 19-13. In the last end the jack was trailed to give Parslow four up at the head. Hayward drew a close bowl which was not dislodged and so sealed victory. estern Plains DBA president, Carl Moore, held his Presidents Day at Cobar B&GC. Since distances out west are so great between clubs, pennant trials are com bined with the day’s play. Winners of the bowls were Paul Falconer, Ken Turnbull, Harry Anderson and Vic Simpson, of Bourke BC. ice president Max Edwards welcomed a worthy com pany to Yeoval BC for their Veterans and Friends Day. Dal Yeo came forth to be fully decorated as a super veteran. A Parkes BC team (Stan Wright, Col Hornery and Bryan Freeman) won the bowls.Ron Holmes, Dale Edwards and Warwick Lawson (Dubbo Railway BC) were runners-up. Many resting touchers were generously rewarded.

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ZO NES • Blue Mountains • Central Tablelands • Lachlan Valley • Nepean « Southern Tablelands * Western

By KEVIN MOORE

Phone: 4861 1529

ICTON bowler Don Pokoney participated in the Southern Cross Multi-Disability lawn bowls held at the Rydalmere BC in October.

• Hunter • M anning • Upper Hunter

By KEN GUY

Phone: 4932 5475

Zone Annual Meeting was held at Maitland City on Sunday, February 24, and the follow ing were elected to the executive:

Teams from Wales, Hong Kong, Japan and Australian States and Territories were involved. The Australian contingent played for the Australian Championship in conjunction with the Southern Cross Championship. Played in poor conditions, the event produced out standing bowls with the blind bowlers playing exceptional competitive bowls. Don and his partner Bill Hand collected a Gold Medal in their section. Don has recently been selected as a torch bearer for the Olympic Games relay. WO other Zone bowlers, David Bryant (Zone 5 presi dent) and Danny Hoye (treasurer, Bundanoon BC) have been chosen to be torch bearers. Danny also carried the torch in the 1956 relay. N February 13, State President Terry Murphy and Senior Vice President Arthur Hutchinson attended Lithgow Workmen’s (Harry Lees) and Lithgow Diggers past president (George Hale’s) combined Presidents Day. Lithgow Diggers have closed their doors after battling hard to continue operating as a bowling club. Although members knew that it was inevitable that the club would close, they rewarded hardworking George Hale with life membership for his efforts to keep the club viable. Although rain marred the bowling, all enjoyed the day and the opportunity to meet Terry and Arthur and discuss their views on the future of bowls. Chairman of the Workmen’s Club, Bill Wells, was more than happy to show their visitors over the new refurbish ment of their club after fire had ravaged it last year. The closure of the Diggers Club will strengthen Lithgow Workmen’s Club as the majority of the bowlers have transferred to the club and have been made very wel come. ORTLAND BC honoured their new president Kerry Bender, on January 30, and on February 12 Millthorpe president Jim McHugh welcomed his guests and club members to his President’s Day. LAYED in good bowling conditions, the final of the Orange City Golden Eagle Pairs Classic gave the large crowd of spectators a match they will remember for a long time. The final was between Dean Tinley, of Merrylands, and Rod Mitchell, of Orange City, who opponents were Barney Johnston and Jason Stokes, of Merewether. Strangely enough, Tinley and Mitchell had never met prior to this tournament. With the final about halfway over, it appeared that Tinley and Mitchell were going to have an easy win, as they were leading 19-8. At this stage their opponents scored, and immediately started full-length ends. His younger partner, who was able to counter anything that their opponents could come up with, ably assisted the experienced Johnston. From 8-19 down, Johnston and Stokes did not lose another end, and won with a score of 22-19. Stuart Bate and John Johnson, of Merrylands, won the Canobolas consolation. The Pinnacle consolation was won by Chris Woolmer, Portland, and George Ford, Mudgee.

Ken Guy, president; Jack Daniels, secretary/treasurer; Trevor Finney, auditor. The president of each of the three districts become vice-presidents, namely Gordon Cox (Hunter), Mick Towler (Upper Hunter) and Bill Taylor (Manning). Ted Cahill is to continue on as a member of the Administrative Sub-Committee. At the meeting, each district was asked to ensure that a Junior Match Committee was formed, and the chair person of each to become the Zone Junior Match Committee, their duties to run all junior bowls for the zone, attend to appeals, allocations of greens and match es. Zone headquarters was again allocated to Maitland City for the ensuing year. Maitland City are the Zone sponsors. Interest has been received from East Maitland club for sponsorship, and this will be discussed with that club in the near future. The Zone will be conducting the Champion of Club Champion, Singles and Pairs on September 2 and 3, and although not State events, the Triples and Fours on November 11 and 12. one Six played Zone Nine on Sunday, February 27, at Belrose BC. Zone Nine were successful in winning the match 123 shots for and 117 shots against. Belrose club are thanked for the manner in which they received and entertained our players. he Manning District is conducting “Year 2000” Winter Carnival Gold Medal Fours and pairs. Over the week commencing Monday, May 26, and concluding on Saturday, June 1. Gold, Silver and Bronze medals will be awarded to the winners, semi finalists and equal thirds in addition to cash prize money totalling $2760. Enquiries to Secretary Stan Collins phone/fax (02) 6551 5505. he Upper Hunter were elated to receive sponsorship from “Macquarie Generation”. Sponsorship money will be spent on purchase of district shirts, championship awards and other promotional matters, no doubt giving the District a moral booster. he Upper Hunter has entered in the No.3, No.4, No.5, and No.6 grade pennants, the finals of these grades will be played in the Upper Hunter on May 6. The other grades, namely N o.l, No.2 and No.7, will be played in the Hunter. The finals are to be conducted on a round-robin format. The Zone approved the use of syn thetic surface for all Zone games, with the exception of the RNSWBA 2000 Inter Zone Sides Championship.

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P e o p le ...C lu b s ...E v e n ts ... NSW will have at least nine competitors (more than any other State) in the 2000 Esanda Australian Indoor Championships final. They include the automatic entries of Steve Glasson (last year’s winner), Kevin Walsh (last year’s runner up), Shane Garvey and Bob King (from the top six of the National Ranking List as at February 16), together with five state qualifiers. There is also a wild card entry to be announced. The finals will be contested from August 28 to 31. BOWLS ALIVE — APRIL 2 0 0 0

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Central South Coast • Far South Coast • Monaro • South Coast

By ROY CARROLL

Phone: 6492 2362

• Albury • RIverIna • Southern Highlands • Southern Slopes • South Western • Wagga

By CHARLIE BROWN

Phone: 6921 1485

h e FSCDBA has a way of raising funds for itter disappointment was expressed earlier expenses in sending players, both junior and this year by secretary of Albury and District senior, to venues when they are required to play BA, Mai Beazley, at the lack of interest shown by in both District and Zone games. bowlers in a $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 tournament which was to This year, as in past years, the fundraising committee be run in April.

will stage a big triples day at Merimbula BC with all District clubs participating. The prizemoney is big, the day is big in both bowls and fellowship, and it helps the expenses incurred by players. ermagui BC has formed a recruiting committee with the object of getting more members, and it is very suc cessful. At their inaugural mixed night under the lights, 130 bowlers and prospective bowlers turned up, and the club certainly will get some new members as there are good incentives for them to play. n the m en’s fours championships at Sussex Inlet BC, the top bowlers were rolled by the underdogs, just by one shot. Don Kingross, Neville Bull, Dick McKelvy and Bill Stein defeated four N o .l Pennant players, Frank Thomas, Ken Maloney, John Swinfield and Tom Carroll. The winners automatically go into the “Host of the Coast” fours to be held between May 1 and May 3. istrict pairs championships in the CSCDBA were finalised at Moruya BC. In the final of the pairs, John Armstrong and Alan Schuback, of Batemans Bay, defeat ed Stan Douglas and John Colusso, both from MiltonAJlladulla. onaro District Pairs have been completed. The game played at Coolamatong saw father and son Lyle and Jeff Rankin defeat Greg Morris and Eddie Potter, 25 shots to 23. Entering the final with six shots to the good, the father and son combination were the first family pair to win since 1983. he “Stan Ashard Memorial Triples” held at Sussex Inlet BC attracted teams from all over. First prize of $1620 was won by a combined Bulll and Woonona team, second prize of $990 won by a Cabramatta team, third prize of $500 by a combined Goulburn and Taralga team, fourth prize winners were from Oak Flats, and other win ners came from Narooma, Ulludulla, Huskinson, Nowra and Windang.

P e o p le ...C lu b s ...E v e n ts ... BOWLS was featured at the top of Column 8 in the Sydney Morning Herald on Febmary 19 with the follow ing item: “Big day at Taree West BC yesterday - a birth day lunch for life member Fred Barlin, who turned 100. That’s getting real value out of life membership! On Thursday, Edna, Fred’s wife, turned 98, and on April 29 they celebrate 78 years of marriage. Must be something in the good North Coast air.” HALF of the top 20 bowlers in the National ranking list at the end of last year were from NSW. They were: Position 1 Steve Glasson on 902 points; 2 Shane Garvey 382 points; 5 Brett Duprez 331 pts; 6 Bob King 329 pts; =8 Rex Johnston 243 pts; 10 Adam Jeffery 235 pts; 13 Ian Taylor 194 pts; 14 Sam Laguzza 193 pts; 17 Andrew Waddell 188 pts; and 20, Brett Pritchard 175 pts. 34

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“It would have been the richest and biggest tournament in Australia,” Mr Beazley said this week. Sponsorship was forthcoming from businesses in the Albury-Wodonga area and the organisers, known as Bowls Albury-Wodonga, were expecting some 240 teams to participate. “We thought there would be at least 200 teams from Victoria,” Mr Beazley said. “We put a great deal of effort in arranging the spon sorship and have been working for the past two years to put it together. “The tournament would have run for four days and used the greens of eight clubs in the area. ohn Heyen and Barry Smith, of Batlow, took out the final of the Southern Highlands State pairs at Batlow in February, defeating Noel Stockwell and Graeme Rossiter 25-16. The win gave Heyen and Smith the trifecta, having already won the fours and triples. Smith, with Heyen and Col Enright, defeated Paul Wood, John Salter and Geoff Hulm (Tumbarumba) in the triples final played at Tumbarumba. Smith’s team of Heyen, Dick Sedgwick and Alan Roscoe had two weeks earlier won the fours title. In the triples event, Hulm scored five shots on the sec ond end and continued to lead Smith until the 19th end when the Batlow trio scored six shots to lead 20-18. Smith scored singles on the last two ends to mn out win ner 22-18. oncluding the Australia Day weekend tournament at Lake Cargelligo, the club staged singles and triples on the Monday. Winner of the singles was Wally Chater of Young who defeated Ken Russle (Dungog). In the triples, John Catterson (Lake Cargelligo) enlisted two players from Young to help him to victory over Windsor bowler Stumpy Hall and his team. owlers at Lake Cargelligo have resumed participation in Southern Slopes district championships only over the past couple of years and were rewarded in Febmary when a team claimed the fours title for the first time in memory. Neil Holmes, Graham Hill, Ian Johnson and Kevin Templeton defeated the West Wyalong team of Phillip Miller, Michael Anthony, Chris Heaslip and Ross Maguire 21-20 in a breathtaking finish. The match was level at 15-all at one stage, but Templeton got away to lead by five shots at 21-16 going into the last end. However, the experienced and canny Ross Maguire almost snatched victory at the last minute by scoring four shots on the final end. Meanwhile, Geoff Lack, Wayne Foote and Bmce Lack (Temora) captured the triples title for Southern Slopes the day after when they defeated the Temora Ex-Services team of Barry Dunn, Bernie Cartwright and Richard Unsworth by three shots.

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By DON WALL

Phone: 9477 1364 ■

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Fax: 9898 1015

By E.B. PHILLIPS

ASTLE Hill BC has planned to celebrate its Kasmar, publicity officer for the Harbord 40th Anniversary with a week long carnival Diggers BC, described the final of this year’s annual fours tournament, as “a ripper of a game”. from May 2 8 through to June 3 when a The winners were D. Wackett, L. Dessaix, K. Tucker and dinner/dance, at only $10 per head, will be held.

R. Holdom, who defeated B. Haeusler, E. Madigan, W. Kemsley and A. Lyell, 19-17. here is very little similarity between the green and the pleasant suburb of St Ives, on Sydney’s North Shore, and the seaside resort town of St Ives in Cornwall, England, other than both have bowling clubs. Despite the fact that their respective BCs were founded 300 years apart, 1658 and 1958, a strong link exists between the clubs. The Sydney club’s badge, designed by Betty Thatcher, foundation president of the St Ives WBC, has as its motif the ivy leaf, which was adopted from the badge of the St Ives BC in England. With bowls the common link, a bond of goodwill has grown over the years and reflects the strong ties which can develop through lawn bowls. he annual Zone 9 versus Zone 6 tournament, played at the Belrose BC, was keenly contested, with Zone 9 defeating Zone 6, 123-117. Zone 6 commenced strongly and were threatening to take a commanding lead, until the Northern Suburbs play ers regrouped and by combined application, defeated Zone 6 by 4% rinks to IVz. The individual rink results shows how close the scores were. Skips, S. Halmai (Zone 9) 21, J. Dimpoulos (Zone 6) 19. B. Linton 22 - G. Bridge 17. M. Turner 23 - W. Lambourne 23. S. Clarke 18 - S. Fairfull 16. S. Rawlings 18 - G. McCartney 22. J. McGrath 21 - D. Starrock 20. he “Aquatic Day” played at the North Manly BC, between five clubs north of the harbour and five clubs south of the harbour, was an outstanding success. This annual event is played in a social atmosphere, with the same clubs playing against each other each year. he Warrawee BC has been most successful with their “Open Days” gaining a high percentage of new bowlers on each occasion. Recent “Open Days” resulted in a further increase in membership, which should encourage other BCs in Zone 9 and beyond, to follow Warrawee BC’s example of achiev ing results by careful planning and sound promotion. he 25th Annual Les Whittall - Albert Swane - Chris Baxter Smith Family Day, was held at the East Roseville BC, resulting in the amount of $11,300 being donated to the Smith Family. The NSW Master Builders Bowls Club, which organised the day, has raised $66,000 for The Smith Family over the past 25 years.

The club invites all members, both past and present, women and men, to attend the dinner. It is hoped that a large contingent of past members will be able to come along and view, and enjoy, the vast improvements to the club’s facilities that have been achieved in the last few years. Enquiries to Robyn Benefield at 9634 2192.

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eecroft BC has conferred life membership on Gordon McCredie, who has enjoyed 35 years of continuous B playing membership of the club. Beecroft BC recently celebrate4d its 87th Anniversary, and with the long term membership of Alan McCredie (Gordon’s father) included, the club has been graced by a McCredie for more than 60 of those 87 years. he merger of Wentworthville BC with Wentworthville Leagues BC has now been formally completed with T benefits promptly emerging. Wenty Leagues, with the added strength provided by the influx of merged members, is at the top of N o.l Pennants and all other sides are doing well. he lessons learned from suitable mergers can also be seen with Granville BC completing negotiations with T one of the strongest trade unions, which will provide a

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much needed financial boost to the club, while Eastwood BC is also engaged in merger talks with a major football/community club in the District. It becomes obvious that commercial but compatible arrangements with other community clubs are needed to ensure the survival of many smaller clubs that are finding the financial strains somewhat overwhelming - and that is even before the effects of the forthcoming GST are taken into account. NSWBA has called for nomination to be made for the award of The Australian Sports Medal. Nominees can R be drawn from players, administrators, groundsmen (greenkeepers) and others associated with the game of lawn bowls who have contributed substantially to the advancement of the sport. Clubs and/or individual should contact their District Secretary, to whom nominations should be direct ed, for further details. one 10 president John Coates has shown a great rever Z sal of form in Pennants play by skipping his Castle Hill BC rink to an undefeated (to date) position - and by doing so, racking up more wins than achieved in the whole 1999 Pennants season.

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RON Flegg has been elected as chairman of the RNSWBA General Services Committee. This follows the recent death of Bill Court, who was originally appointed to the Committee in 1992, and elected as its chairman in 1996-97.

AT LEAST two wheelchair bowlers will proudly carry the Olympic torch on sections of its route through NSW. They are Bill Bradley (Lindfield BC) and David Belcher (Scone BC).

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By KEITH WESTGATE

Phone: 9642 2947 |

o s e Bay BC held its Annual Invitation Triples at the end of February.

This was played over three days with the winners on the Tuesday and Thursday returning to play for the money on the Friday. The games are two bowl triples played over 21 ends with three games being played each day, a form of game which is growing in popularity. The winning combination came from Cabramatta BC, and was skipped by Tom Q. Walsh, with Ted Dickens and George Jamison. This was the third occasion on which Tom had won this event, his winning margin 3 wins plus 54 shots. Runners-up were Ivan Vlatko’s side from The Hills, and third Paul Baker’s team from Alexandria-Erskineville. To round off the day, one of Tom Walsh’s team won a $500 jackpot on the pokies, a most successful day. laying in the fifth round of the N o.l Pennants, at Western Suburbs Leagues BC, a Rose Bay team skipped by Rod Davies managed to score seven shots. It’s not hard to imagine the comments when the skip played his last bowl short of the head - the team were all thinking of how nice an eight pin was going to look on their blazers. shfield BC were more successful in scoring an eight on the eighth end of a No.7 pennant match. The suc cessful team was N. Langley, G. Alex, N. Speechley and skip, president Neil Bridgefoot, which went on for a win, the club having a overall 5-1 success. reminder to zone clubs, there must be something newsworthy happening some time. Please use your telephone if you can’t put it down on paper. Thanks.

Metropolitan • Southern Metropoiitan • Sydenham • Bankstown

By PETER BEECH

Phone: 9727 6754

hilst it might be old hat by now, St Johns Park hosted the three Test series between Australia and England in early February.

Maybe the home ground was an advantage for two of the three Australian reps, but I fancy it was more a case of simply “just too good” in the end. The series was a great success and the ABC covered the event. However, the club would like to extend a sin cere thank you to all those that came along and support ed the series. t Johns Park BC sponsors the NSW Junior side. There will be a Test Series between NSW and the ACT on June 17 and 18 at St Johns Park BC. Please put it in your diary and come along and support tomorrow’s champi ons. orld Bowls will be all but over by the time this hits the deck. But lets hope that the trio from Zone 12 are among the medals, namely: Adam Jeffery, Steve Glasson and Rex Johnston. y the time this issue lobs, the sectional play in Zone 12 pennants will be finished and we’ll be looking at the Zone playoffs. So, it is well done to all the participants and good luck to those involved in the Zone playoffs. ankstown City BC are pleased to welcome the mem bers of the Bankstown Trotting Club BC, as they now use their club facilities as ‘hom e’. To celebrate the occa sion, both clubs enjoyed a bowls day together. s it the first for the “new millennium”? The Guildford Leagues team of Albert Haley, John Anderson, Terry O ’Connor and Warren Francis scored an 8 on the 7th end in the first round of pennants on February 5. And while on the subject of 8 pins, Fairfield Diggers has decid ed to get in on the act, with a couple. In Round 3, the No.’Z’s racked up the max, namely: G. Howell, S. Monckom, P. Jackson and B. Love. Not to be outdone, the No.6’s followed suit the next round and this time it was A. French, L. Sherlock, J. Scott and W. Hopley. good scorer will always beat a good player. Well, this was borne out when Fairfield Diggers BC had a social game against the ‘older’ soccer players from Canley Vale RSL Club. When the smoke had cleared, the soccer play o r the fourth consecutive year, the combined ers just got home. The play of the day was by one of their sponsorship of Warilla BC and Henselite will elderly statesmen, “Uncle Arthur”, who hit three drives see the State Junior Championships at the Warillaon the trot. complex from April 17 to 20. ydenham Bankstown District Certificates of Service were awarded to the following bowlers who have all Monday, April 17, will be singles sectional play and given 25 years of continuous service as National Umpires; semi finals, all games 25 shots up. Tuesday, April 18, Norman Astley and Albert Carlson (Belfield), Robert fours sectional play and semi-finals. Gardiner and William Montgomery (Greenacre), Colin All games are 15 ends. Wednesday, April 19, will be Roberts and Alex Sorbie (Padstow), Noel Payne pairs sectional play and semi finals (15 ends). (Marrickville), Thomas Miller (Bankstown RSL), and David All finals will be held on Thursday, April 20, singles 31 Fairbrother (Earlwood Ex Services). shots up, fours and pairs both 21 ends. ’mon fellas, the well is starting to run dry again. So Duration and starting times may vary, depending on just in case there are any ‘new’ publicity officers on any double up finalists. the block, I will give you my contact details once more: On all days, “cards will be called at 8.40am with a 9am Peter Beech, 5 Dunrossil Ave, Fairfield, NSW 2165. start. Play may be completed under lights or on the Home 9727 6754, Work 9378 9001, Fax 9378 8809 (please include a cover sheet). Email: indoor arena if necessary to complete the event. For on-site club cabin accommodation, phone Cherrie peter. beech@eds .com. on’t forget that Southern Metropolitan (SMD) has a or Tracey on 4295 1811. website that is managed by Senior V.P. Jim Bale. So, All spectators are welcome to witness the state’s up and please check it out and give Jim any local news on coming bowlers. - Rocky Stone http ://w w w .angelfire.com /sd/sm dba/

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By WAL BARBER

Phone: 9524 7335

T GEORGE DBA held their Annual Meeting in February.

With president Arthur Potter having completed his three years, Ron Chan, of the Roselands BC, was elected president unopposed. The following officers were elected: President Ron Chan; senior vice president Kevin Cody (St George); vice president Russell Fitzsimmons (Kyle Bay); secretary Robert Bennett (Roselands); treasurer Russell Fitzsimmons. Permanent Committees: Match - Brian Adcock (Francis Drake) chairman, Ron Chan, Jim Rook (Grandviews). Selectors - Jeff Barter (chairman) (Bexley), John Canute (Grandviews), Col Latham (St George). Coaching - Arthur Potter (Roselands), Gerry Gerrard (Oatley), Col Latham. Umpires - Norm Ellis (Grandviews). Academy - Arthur Potter. Delegates to Zone 13 - Ron Chan, Robert Bennent, Kevin Cody. he five Districts South of the Harbour, namely Eastern Suburbs, Port Hacking, St George and Southern Metropolitan, held their Annual Round Robin for Academy/Development Squad players, with Southern Metropolitan being the controlling body. The event was held at Regents Park and resulted in a win for Southern Metropolitan, who were undefeated. Port Hacking will be the controlling body for 2001. The results were as follows: Round 1 - St George 78 shots 3 rink wins v Port Hacking 69 shots 1 rink win. Sth Metropolitan 95 shots v Eastern Suburbs 62 shots. Round 2 - St George 78 shots 0 rink wins v Sth Metropolitan 99 shots 3 rink wins. Port Hacking 100 shots 2 rink wins 1 draw v Eastern Suburbs 86 shots 1 rink win 1 draw. Round 3 - Port Hacking 80 shots 3 rink wins v Sth Metropolitan 85 shots 1 rink win. St George 61 shots 1 rink win v Eastern Suburbs 93 shots 3 rink wins. Final results - Sth Metropolitan 6 points +59, Eastern Suburbs 2 points +13, Port Hacking 2 points +0, St George 2 points -44. he three Cronulla clubs, namely Cronulla, Cronulla RSL and South Cronulla combined to run the suc cessful five day “Cronulla Century 21 New millennium Bowls Carnival,” which finished on “Australia Day”, with all three clubs suitably decorated for the occasion. The carnival was opened on Saturday, January 22, by the rep resentatives of the RNSWBA Ned London, Vice presi dent, and Cedric Smith, State Councillor (Zone 13). The event was organised by a United Management Committee, which was supported by five sub-committees. In all, 806 bowlers competed in the carnival when $12,420 in prizes were distributed, possibly making it the biggest bowls carnival ever conducted in the Sutherland Shire. arss Park paid tribute to William Paterson at their Annual Meeting by awarding him life membership for a job well done. He joined the club in 1951, and is still active in the administration side of the club, having held the positions of director, secretary, assistant secretary and stocktaken

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By KARL LONG

Phone: 6568 8145

S part of its restructured program, the Zone presents the District Presidents’ Challenge Match.

Presidents Jack Harrower, LNC, and Neil Potts, MNC, will each select sides of six rinks featuring club singles champions and prospective representative players. The Challenge will be played on Sunday, October 15. empsey Heights players gained a virtual stranglehold on the LNC District Fours Championship when three club sides qualified for the semi-finals. With the fourth side eliminated, the final became an all Heights affair. Winners were Craig Howard, David Gabb, Bryon Cullen and Don Forrest from Ian Simpson, Garry Hargraves, Glen Hunter and Cliff Akhurst. rothers Denzil and Rhys Owen teamed with Park Beach clubmates Neil Blow and Nathan Woodward to take the Zone Junior Fours Title. Runners-up were LNC representatives Renae Simon, Tim Workman, Jeffrey Kelsey and Neil Bourke. ambucca Heads and Urunga BCs have arranged a joint promotion around the Ken Howard Carnival. From June 9-14, the Ken Howard will cater for men and the Urunga Camellia Carnival for women. Program details - Men at Nambucca Heads: 9 Triples, 10, 11, 12 Ken Howard Fours, 13 Pairs, 14 Pairs. Women at Urunga: 10 Fours, 11 Fours, 13 Further women’s play. offs Ex-Services team Greg Stewart, Trevor Wilson, Geoff Peake and John Hiscox are the new MNC Fours title-holders. Runners-up were Gary Brewis, Graeme Colman, Henk Schenkel and John Holmes of Park Beach. he North Beach $2400 Winter Carnival runs from May 29 to June 2 - Monday Women’s Fours; Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Men’s Fours; Friday Mixed Fours (6655 4293). one 14 has already made advance bookings for team accommodation at all seven State Pennant finals venues. ixed pairs enthusiasts are welcome at the Scotts Head Mixed Pairs Tournament Saturday and Sunday May 20-21 (6569 8163). ark Beach wheelchair bowler Ray Weeks made a suc cessful trip to the Victorian Wheelchair Bowlers State Championships. He took third place in the B Singles. Persons interested in wheelchair bowls should contact Ray, phone 6653 6339. he 1999 State Champions of Club Pairs Champions, Kent Price and Dallas Cole, Woolgoolga, are already on track for the 2000 finals with victory in their club’s major pairs. outh West Rocks and Kempsey Heights are the venues for the Zone Pennant Finals. Grade allocations depend on the LNC results. Games will be of 63 ends. ark Beach presents the Toni Kelly Memorial Junior Open Pairs on Saturday, May 20. For registered juniors, and played over three rounds, it offers $1000 in prizemoney. ort Macquarie RSL BC holds its Encouragement Triples on Friday, May 26. It is restricted to No.4 and under pennant players (6583 8496).

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By JOHN ROBERTS

Phone; 4341 0087 ■

UNIORS are certainly coming to the fore on the Central Coast, both on the greens and in offi cial capacities.

By NEVILLE BROWN

Phone: 4284 2318

LLAWARRA Zone 16 Selectors selected strong teams to play a representative match against the Nepean District on Sunday, March 12.

Fourteen-year-old Robert McNabb, of OurimbahLisarow RSL BC, was recently presented with his National Umpires Badge by Zone president Alan Johnson. On the greens, the sons of State representative Brett Pritchard, Lance and Waylon, who are just 14 and 11 respectively, have joined Dad at The Entrance, and together the Pritchard boys have already made the semi finals of the Club Triples. At Ettalong, three youngsters with enormous potential - Darren Morrison, Dean Gillett and Mark Fitzgerald - are all vying for spots in the club’s Pennant sides, with Mark having recently performed extremely well in the club’s Major/Minor pairs tournament. 'orm er State rep. David Buttery showed he has still got L what it takes when he added another club title to>his collection, skipping the team of John Edwards, Paul Stocescu and John Packham to take out the Major Fours championship at The Entrance. hile on former State players, the evergreen Dick Wain just keeps rolling on, and while many may have thought Dick’s best was behind him, those that take him lightly keep finding out he’s still a class act. At Bateau Bay, Dick has skipped his team into the final of the club Fours where he will meet Jack Silburn’s team. he recent Umina Beach Prestige Pairs tournament was a huge success attracting a start studded field. The final was played under the newly installed Umina lights, and was a high standard game between the Belrose com bination of Steve Ashdown and the classy English import Steve Halmai, who defeated Graham Maier and John Roberts (Ettalong) by four shots. he very popular Ettalong Night Major/Minor Pairs tournament also produced an exciting final, going right down to the wire with Kyle Cameron and Mick Lane (Umina) defeating Gordon Dickson and Brendon Knight (Ettalong) by one shot, decided on the final end.

Oak Flats BC was the venue, and Selectors were hop ing to see a return to the 1999 form, when the Zone side went through all representative matches with only one loss to the great Zone 12 side in an Inter-zone Round Robin final.

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he Zone’s match against ACT in January was disap pointing for the Selection Panel, who has used that T loss to make some changes in the teams to play against Nepean. The inclusion of International Rob Parella, who is playing for the Premier League side, Warilla should off set the loss of Brett Duprez. The Zone’s most successful skip over recent years, Brett having transferred to the Taren Point club this year. Also returning to rep play is Paul Woods, the young Warilla player who played in New Zealand for a couple of years after winning the Zone Singles Championship in 1996. Rob Parella, Troy Sommerville, Tom Ellam, Leif Selby, Greg Thurling and Steven Frazier will skip the Zone rinks. A strong “B” side will also be playing against a Nepean side, and will be skipped by Corrimal’s Max Gooch, John Green, Brian Constable, of Wollongong City - Wiseman Park, and for mer New Zealand international Trevor Smith, now play ing with Oak Flats. ith Pennants starting in February, the leading sides after three rounds were: N o.l Grade (2 Sections) W Wollongong RSL - Dapto; No. 2 Grade (2 Sections) Bulli; No.3 Grade (3 Sections) Oak Flats - Fairy Meadow; No.4 Grade (2 Sections) Wollongong RSL - Bulli; No.5 Grade (2 Sections) Woonona - Warilla; No.6 Grade (3 Sections) Dapto Citizens “A”, Berkeley, Dapto Citizens “B”; No.7 Grade (4 Sections) Helensburgh, Wiseman Park / Wollongong City, Towradgi, Berkeley. nteresting player movements for this year’s pennants are the return of International Phil Bushby (as games coIordinator/coach) to Towradgi, (who appear to be travel ling well in all grades), Leif Selby former Warilla state youngster, to Wollongong RSL as bowls co-ordinator, (RSL is one of the zone’s stronger clubs), Stephen Green from Warilla to Oak Hats, on that club’s greens staff. Stephen, a zone representative, was chosen to play for NSW at 20 years of age, while playing at Dubbo. An interesting arrival at Warilla is former IDBA star Geoff Rose,who spent the last five years in England, where he represented his county Middlesex at both the indoor and outdoor county competition. he Zone 16 Junior Championships have been com pleted, with the winners being: Singles - Daniel Ellem T (Warilla) defeating Adam Bateup (Oak Flats); Pairs Melissa Dumbleton and Chris Roberts (Fairy Meadow) who defeated Jason Drinkwater and Jonno Bickerdyke (Dapto Citizens); Fours - Adam Bateup (Oak Flats), Jonno Bickerdyke (Dapto Citizens), Michael Thorne (Dapto) and Daniel Ellem (Warilla) defeating an Albion Park four of Mathew Quintal, Tristan Morrison, Greg Shepherd and Michael Lacey. These winners will now contest the State Junior Finals to be played at Warilla in April.

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inaugural Avoca Beach BC Junior Classic Two Bowl Triples competition was held January.

The event was strongly supported with entries from as far afield as West Dubbo to Ballina. At the end of play, the top four teams (Division A) con sisted of: 1st: M. Thorne, A. Sheriff, D. Ellem (Warilla). 2nd: C. Macauley, A. Bateup, C. Threlfall (Oak Flats). 3rd: A. Enble, C. Nairn, R. Grady (Ballina). 4th: W. Pritchard, L. Pritchard, A. Gordon (Bateau Bay). The Reed Group, whose generosity made it possible, are determined to stage the event again next year - possi bly in October.

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Men’s, women’s and mixed. Enq 9567 6798.

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MAY 28: Castle Hill - 40th Anniversary Carnival, Men’s MAY 27: Mt Lewis - Joyce Roser Memorial Women’s

MAY 7: Willoughby Legion - Rotation Triples. Enq 9419

MAY 28: West Pymble - Annual Kookaburra Carnival,

Fours. Prizemoney $1700. Enq 9634 2192. Triples. Prizemoney $1800. Enq 9759 7126.

2767. MAY 8-10: Tathra Beach - Second Paul O ’Brien Memorial Pairs. Prizemoney $5000.

MAY 28: Castle Hill - 40th Anniversary Carnival, Men’s

MAY 8-11: Lake Cathie - Big Bowl Singles. Enq Darren

MAY 28: St Johns Park - Monthly Mixed Pairs. Enq Dave

MAY 12: Mosman - Annual Carnival. Enq 9969 5198. MAY 12-15: Killara - Autumn Carnival. Women’s triples (Friday), mixed triples (Sunday) and Men’s triples (Monday). Enq John Warner 9416 5280 or 9498 2633.

MAY 13-19: Thross Lakes - May Winter Carnival. Prizemoney $4000. Enq 4473 8186, fax 4473 8066.

mixed fours. Enq 9498 3135 or Tony Wise 0408 515 002. Fours. Prizemoney $1700. Enq 9634 2192. Leggatt 9610 3666.

MAY 29: West Pymble - Annual Kookaburra Carnival, men’s Triples. $3000 prizemoney. Enq 9498 3135 or Tony Wise 0408 414 002.

MAY 29-JUN 1: St Johns Lakemba - South of the Harbour Triples Tournament. Enq Bemie Kearney 9759 7047. MAY 30: Castle Hill - 40th Anniversary Carnival, Mixed Fours. Prizemoney $700. Enq 9634 2192.

MAY 15: Mosman - Annual Carnival. Enq 9969 5198. MAY 15-16: Northmead - Autumn Fours. This is a round

MAY 30-JUN 3: Ballina - Wintersun Carnival. Enq 6686

of the North Western Fours Bonanza. Enq 9630 2875.

MAY 31: Castle Hill - 40th Anniversary Carnival, Men’s

MAY 15-18: Narooma - Blue Marlin Classic Pairs (for

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9466 8896. MAY 6-7: Mudgee - NSWJBA Lockley Junior Pairs. Enq Trevor Clark 9610 3666.

Grey 6585 5338. MAY 9-13: Merrylands - City of Sydney Master Singles. $11,400 prizemoney.

MAY 26-30: Bermagui - May Carnival. Mixed event

2811. Turnaround Triples. Prizemoney $750. Enq 9634 2192.

merly master pairs). Prizemoney $6700. Enq bowls sec retary Ian Donaldson 4473 7389 or club 4476 2433.

MAY 15-18: Alexandria Erskineville - 2000 Wal Carney Memorial (2 bowl) Triples. Prizemoney $6420. Reg Tournament No.102/2000. Enq 9557 5749.

MAY 19: Picnic Point - Cattle Duffers Triples. Enq Arthur O ’Hare 9773 5734.

MAY 19-21: Parkes - Mixed Pairs Tournament. Enq 6862 1446. MAY 19-22: Terrigal - Annual Skillion Carnival. Men’s pairs and triples, women’s triples, and mixed pairs. Enq 4384 1403.

MAY 22-23: Mt Lewis - Mixed Pairs Carnival. Reg No 81/2000. Prizemoney $2100. Enq 9759 7126.

MAY 22-26: Club Merrylands - St George Bank Carnival Week of Bowls. Men’s pairs and triples, mixed pairs and fours, women’s pairs. Enq 9637 9099.

MAY 24-25: East Roseville - Autumn Carnival. Open Triples. Enq Phil Lewis 9416 9627, or John McCulloch 0418 239 603.

MAY 24-26: Mt Lewis - Open Men’s Pairs. Bowls Aust ranking points. Lie No NSW/OO/P/44/13. Prizemoney $5000. Enq Garry May 9759 7126 (c) or 9567 9024 (h).

MAY 26: West Pymble - Annual Kookaburra Carnival, women’s triples. Enq 9498 3135 or Tony Wise 0408 414

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BOWLS ALIVE — APRIL 2 0 0 0

JUNE JUN 1: North Sydney Leagues - Percy Woods Pairs. Enq 9466 8896.

JUN 1: Castle Hill - 40th Anniversary Carnival, Women’s Fours. Prizemoney $750. Enq 9634 2192.

JUN 2: Castle Hill - 40th Anniversary Carnival, Open Pairs. Prizemoney $700. Enq 9634 2192.

JUN 2: Gymea - Friday Men’s Triples Tournament. Enq Reg Blayney 9524 8759.

JUN 3: Castle Hill - 40th Anniversary Carnival, Men’s Triples. Prizemoney $400. Enq 9634 2192.

JUN 4-16: Merimbula-Imlay - 32nd Winter Carnival. Women’s pairs, mixed pairs, men’s pairs, mixed fours. Cash prizes total $5300. Enq 6495 1306, fax 6495 1952.

JUN 5-17: Mollymook - Seaside Carnival. Enq G. Wood 4454 2297 or J. Neely 4455 2336.

JUN 9-14: Nambucca Heads - 24th Ken Howard Memorial Carnival. Men’s pairs, triples and fours. Women’s events at Urunga BC this year. Enq carnival secretary Les Hill 6568 6132.

JUN 10-12: Cronulla RSL - Queen’s Birthday Carnival. Men’s and mixed. Enq 9523 5421.

JUN 10-12: Dubbo City - Jack Nolan Memorial Open Triples. Prizemoney $6300. Enq 6882 3619.

PLANNING AHEAD JUN 10-12: Westport Port Macquarie - Winter Mixed

JUN 25-27: Merimbula-Imlay - Sapphire Coast Mixed

Pairs. Prizemoney $4000. Enq Graeme Light 6583 6485.

Fours. Prizemoney $3000. Enq 6495 1306, fax 6495 1952.

JUN 10-12: Narrabri - Ken Druce Memorial Fours Carnival. Reg No 21/2000. Enq 6792 2205.

JUN 10-12: Avoca Beach - Queen’s Birthday Carnival.

JUN 28-30: Port Macquarie City - Prestige Pairs. Enq 6583 1153.

JUN 25-26: Coffs Harbour Ex-Services - Mid North

Enq Brian Kearton 4382 3331 or 4368 3707.

Coast Vision Impaired, Blind and Sighted Bowlers Second Annual Mixed Triples Carnival. Enq Ron Ball 6655 6946.

JUN 11: Asquith - NSWJBA Senior and Junior Day. Enq Trevor Clark 9610 3666.

JUN 11-12: Picnic Point - Upper Georges River Mixed Triples. Enq Arthur O’Hare 9773 5734.

JUN 26-30: West Pennant Hills - Winter Carnival 2000. Men’s Triples and pairs, women’s triples and mixed triples. Enq 9614 0380.

JUN 16-18: Tlincurry - Wallis Lake Mixed Pairs

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JUN 18: North Sydney Leagues - Annual Gentry Travel Mixed Pairs. Prizemoney $400. Enq 9466 8896.

JUN 18: Westport Port Macquarie - Bob Todd Mazda

JULY JUL 1: Ballina - Two Bowls Triples. Enq 6686 2811.

Pairs. Prizemoney up to $1000. Enq Graeme Light 6583 6485.

JUL 1-2: Narrabri - Clarrie Kerr Memorial Winter

JUN 24-JUL 9: Batemans Bay - 30th Annual Winter

JUL 3: Denistone East - Winter Carnival. Open Men’s

Singles. Reg No 22/2000. Enq 6792 2205.

JUL 3-6: Warilla -

JUL 6: North Sydney Leagues - Percy Woods Pairs. Enq

Fours. Enq 9874 6994.

Carnival. Men, women and mixed. Enq 4472 4502.

JUN 25: Willoughby Legion - Mixed Triples Carnival.

NSWJBA Australian Junior Championships. Enq Trevor Clark 9610 3666.

Enq 9419 2767.

JUN 25: St Johns Partk - Monthly Mixed Pairs. Enq Dave

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Leggatt 9610 3666.

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sus Queensland Test. Enq Trevor Clark 9610 3666.

JUL 8-9: Lightning Ridge - Open Winter Triples. Prizemoney $4000. Enq 6829 0408.

JUL 10-15: Dalmeny - Mixed Carnival. Prizemoney

$4000. Enq J. McNeilly 4476 7770.

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JUL 15-23: Urunga - 28th Annual Carnival. Prizemoney $3360. Enq John Bradley 6655 6571.

JUL 16: North Sydney Leagues - Duna Products Father and Son Pairs. Enq 9466 8896.

JUL 17: West Epping - Fours to Sevens Triples. Enq bowls secretary R. Watkins 9876 5758.

JUL 18,19,21: Black Head - Winter Bowls Spectacular. JUL 22: Westport Port Macquarie - Bob Todd Mazda Pairs. Prizemoney up to $1000. Enq Graeme Light 6583 6485.

JUL 24: Port Macquarie City - John Ray’s Triples. Enq Peter Fahey 6583 1153.

JUL 24,31: Kyle Bay - Mazda Open Classic Triples. Lie No 103/2000. Enq 9546 4731. Mixed Pairs. Enq 6559 2923. Enq John Bradley 6655 6571.

JUL 30: St Johns Park - Monthly Mixed Pairs. Enq Dave Leggatt 9610 3666. Enq 6552 2094.

AUG 1, 2, 4: Black Head - Winter Bowls Spectacular. Women’s pairs. Enq 6559 2923.

AUG 3: North Sydney Leagues

AUG 4: Denistone East - Winter Carnival. Open Mixed Fours. Enq 9874 6994.

AUG 12-13: Alstonville - Vietnam Veterans Day Challenge Shield. Open to all bowlers. Club triples, 6 x 15 ends. Enq 6682 2420.

AUG 12-13: Merimbula-Imlay -

M en’s Triples. Prizemoney $3750. Enq 6495 1306, fax 6495 1952.

AUG 14,18,21: Gymea - Hub of the Shire Men’s 2-Bowl Triples Tournament. Enq Reg Blayney 9524 8759. High Schools. Enq Trevor Clark 9610 3666.

AUG 19-20: North Sydney Leagues - Annual Men’s “Bears Pairs. Prizemoney $2500. Enq 9466 8896.

AUG 19-20: Avoca Beach - Two Bowl Triples Classic. Enq Brian Kearton 4382 3331 or 4368 3707. triples. Prizemoney $1050. Enq 9521 3344. Mixed men’s and women’s triples. Prizemoney $2000. Enq 9419 5353.

AUG 21-24: Batemans Bay - 9th Annual Clyde River AUG 21-24: Port Macquarie City

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AUG 22: Sutherland - 50th Anniversary Carnival. Three bowl mixed pairs. Prizemoney $350. Enq 9521 3344.

AUG 23: Sutherland - 50th Anniversary Carnival. Men’s AUG 26: Sutherland - 50th Anniversary Carnival. Men’s open fours. Prizemoney $1400. Enq 9521 3344.

AUG 26: Lane Cove West - Scooters (Aust) Open Triples Event. (Men, women and mixed). Enq bowls secretary Reg 9427 5560.

AUG 4,7,8,10,11: Lindfield - 50th Anniversary Lindfield

AUG 27: Sutherland - Captain Cook Carnival. Mixed

6555 7124. Classic Pairs Open M en’s Tournament. Reg No 107/2000. Prizemoney $7500. Enq Stan Austin 9416 3941.

AUG 5-7: Batemans Bay - 10th Annual Women’s Invitation Master Pairs. Enq 4472 4502.

AUG 6-11: Narooma - August Mixed Carnival. Men’s and women’s pairs and triples, and mixed pairs. Prizemoney $2427. Enq bowls secretary Ian Donaldson 4473 7389 or club 4476 2433. 42

Appreciation Open Men’s Pairs. Prizemoney $2600. Enq 9773 7813.

Men’s Invitation Triples. Enq

AUG 4-6: Thneurry

AUG 12-13; 19-20: Panama Memorial - Len Eickenloff

two bowl triples. Prizemoney $1050. Enq 9521 3344. Percy Wood Pairs. Enq

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Enq 9419 2767.

Singles. Enq 6583 1153.

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AUG 12: Willoughby Legion

Men’s Invitation Fours. Enq 4472 4502.

JUL 31-AUG 2: Taree West - Millennium Mixed Pairs.

103/2000. Enq 9546 4731.

AUG 20-22: Artarmon - Channel 9 Spring Carnival.

JUL 29-30: Urunga - Sunshine Fours. Prizemoney $3740.

AUG 7: Kyle Bay - Mazda Open Classic Triples. Lie No

AUG 20: Sutherland - Captain Cook Carnival. Men’s

JUL 25,26,28: Black Head - Winter Bowls Spectacular.

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AUG 15-16: Batemans Bay - NSWJBA versus Combined

Men’s triples. Enq 6559 2923.

AUG 7: Dapto Citizens - Second annual “The Legends’’

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Fours. Prizemoney $1400. Enq 9521 3344.

AUG 27: Taree West - Versatile Sixes (3 men, 3 women). Enq 6552 2094.

AUG 27-SEP 1: llmcurry - 4th Snapper Carnival. Enq 6555 7124.

AUG 28: Westport Port Macquarie - Bob Todd Mazda Pairs. Prizemoney up to $1000. Enq Graeme Light 6583 6485.

PLANNING AHEAD SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

SEP 2-3: North Sydney Leagues - Annual David Hinks &

OCT 1: Gymea - Sunday Spring Mixed Fours Tournament.

Co Spring Carnival. Men’s, women’s and mixed fours. Enq 9466 8896.

SEP 2-8: Nelson Bay - Water Wonderland Carnival. Men’s fours and pairs. Combined prizemoney $7300. Enq J. Booty 4984 1371 or club 4981 1272.

SEP 4-6: Westport Port Macquarie - Gold Medal Mixed Pairs. Prizemoney $4000. Enq Graeme Light 6583 6485.

SEP 7: North Sydney Leagues - Percy Woods Pairs. Enq 9466 8896.

SEP 7-8: Lightning Ridge - Black Opal Prelude Pairs. Open. Prizemoney $2500. Enq 6829 0408.

SEP 8: Gymea - Friday Legends of League Men’s Triples Tournament. Enq Reg Blayney 9524 8759.

Enq Reg Blayney 9524 8759.

OCT 1: Ballina - Junior/Senior Pairs. Enq 6686 2811. OCT 1-2: Cronulla RSL - Labor Day Carnival. Mixed. Enq 9523 5421. Enq Peter Fahey 6583 1153. Kearton 4382 3331 or 4368 3707. 9466 8896.

OCT 7-8: Regents Park - NSWJB A Junior Academy, male and female. Enq Trevor Clark 9610 3666.

OCT 9: Taree West - Start of Aristocrat Triples. Oct 9/10;

OCTOBER 10-13: Lightning Ridge - Aristocrat Black

Open. Prizemoney $4500. Winner free entry to Black Opal Classic. Enq 6829 0408. AH: 6829 0880, 6829 0860.

SEP 9-10: Dalmeny - NAAF Invitation Fours. Prizemoney $2500. Enq J. McNeilly 4476 7770.

SEP 10: Willoughby Legion - Men’s Pairs Carnival. Enq 9419 2767.

SEP 11, 13, 15: Cronulla RSL - Spring Carnival. Enq 9523 5421.

SEP 13-14: East Roseville - Spring Carnival. Open Triples. Enq Phil Lewis 9416 9627, or John McCulloch 0418 239 603.

SEP 24: Taree West - Men’s Under 50’s Pairs. Enq 6552 2094.

SEP 30: Westport Port Macquarie - Bob Todd Mazda Pairs. Prizemoney up to $1000. Enq Graeme Light 6583 ^85.

SEP 30-OCT 1: Coonamhle - October Bowls Carnival. Triples. Enq Michael Fletcher 6822 1144.

SEP 30-OCT 2: Thncurry - Men’s and Women’s Tuncurry Triples. Enq 6555 7124.

SEP 30-OCT 2: Lake Cargelligo - Annual Classic pairs. Enq 6898 1173.

SEP 30-OCT 2: Batemans Bay - 2nd Annual Men’s Invitation Major-Minor Pairs. Enq 4472 4502.

SEP 30-OCT 2: Gordon - Century 21 Superbowl Fours. Prizemoney $5500. Enq Geoff Nelson 9498 2590.

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SEP 8-11: Killara - Spring Carnival. Women’s triples

SEP 9-10: Lightning Ridge - Black Opal Prelude Fours.

OCT 3-7: Avoca Beach - The Bellbird Carnival. Enq Brian

16/17; 23/24; 30/31 and Nov 6/7. Finals Nov 13/14/17. Enq 6552 2094.

(Friday), Mixed triples (Sunday) and men’s triples (Monday). Enq John Warner 9416 5280 or 9498 2633.

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Pairs. Prizemoney $5000. Enq Graeme Light 6583 6485.

SEP 8-10: Westport Port Macquarie - Gold Medal Men’s

Opal Classic Fours. Prizemoney $30,000 plus trophies. Nominations close August 12. Enq 6829 0408, AH 6829 0880,6829 0860.

OCT 12-15: Mt Lewis - Open Spring fours (men). Reg No 79/2000. Prizemoney $11,000. Enq Garry May 9759 7126 (c) or 9567 9024 (h).

OCT 14-15: Parkes - BCiB Classic M en’s Triples Tournament. Enq 6862 1446.

OCT 16: Denistone East - Granny Smith Carnival. Open Mixed Fours. Enq 9874 6994.

OCT 19: Denistone East - Granny Smith Carnival. Open Men’s Triples. Enq 9874 6994.

OCT 20: Denistone East - Granny Smith Carnival. Open Men’s Pairs. Enq 9874 6994.

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OCT 21-22: The Entrance and Bateau Bay - NSWJBA Junior Academy. Enq Trevor Clark 9610 3666.

OCT 21-22: Lithgow City - $5000 Men’s Super Fours Tournament. Enq Brian Davidson 6351 3375.

OCT 25-29: Taree West - Spring Carnival. Enq M. Everingham 6552 2094.

OCT 28: Westport Port Macquarie - Bob Todd Mazda Pairs. Prizemoney up to $1000. Enq Graeme Light 6583 6485.

OCT 28: Picnic Point - Cattle Duffers Triples. Enq Arthur O ’Hare 9773 5734.

OCT 28-29: Mudgee - NSWJBA All Girl Tournament. Enq Trevor Clark 9610 3666.

OCT 29: Port Macquarie City - Geoff Wilson Triples. Enq Peter Fahey 6583 1153.

OCT 29: North Sydney Leagues - Annual Marshall Shield Fours Event. Prizemoney $1200. Enq 9466 8896. BOWLS ALIVE — APfflL 2 0 0 0

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FOR SALE LAKE CATHIE (p riv a te s a le ) 2 s to re y 3 BR BV h o u s e , Inc. s e lf c o n ta in e d fla t d o w n s ta ir s , D /g a ra g e. M a g n ific en t iak e v ie w s, 5 m in w alk to B ow lin g C lub, T a v e rn , B each , S h o p s . $2 7 5 ,0 0 0 o n o . P h o n e (02) 6585 431 0 . MORAN

CENTRAL COAST

M OLLYMOOK BEACH. P lay a t M o lly m o o k a n d M ilto n U llad u lla B ow ling C lubs. S p a c io u s first c la ss u n its a d ja c e n t to B each , s h o rt w alk to M o lly m o o k G olf C lub, B istro a n d S h o p s . $20 p e r p e rs o n p e r d a y , tw in s h a re . P h o n e (02) 4 4 5 4 0988.

BATEAU BAY "B&B" o v e rlo o k s bow ling g re e n s, e a s y w alk to beach, golf, s h o p p in g c e n tre an d re s ta u rants. 3 BR w ith e n su ite, all m od cons. C ontact (02) 4334 3470. M obile 0412 926 862.__________________ kendir

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MERRY BEACH HOUSE. C lose beach, su it tw o elderly c o u p les. N on-sm oki n g . Ph 02 9541 0075.________ NAROOMA - A p o llo H oliday U nits. S p a c io u s FSC 2 BR u n its o n th e flat o p p o s ite B o w lin g C lu b . C o n ta c t G reg a n d M aree . P h o n e (02) 4476 2461. APOLLOOIR m c in t y d ir

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NEALBOURNE/REDMOND FUSS PHARMACY (DEPT. BX), 730 GEORGE STREET. HAYMARKET, SYDNEY 2000. | CARDHOLDERS I PHONE: (02) 9211 5805. ® APB23855-T

SPECIAL — o ff-p e ak C o ro w a M otor Inn, T w in s h a r e p e r p e rs o n 1 w e e k $125, S u n - Fri $85. C o o k ing facili tie s , in d o o r s p a , s a u n a , b o w ls, golf, w in e rie s. PO Box 122 Ciorowa 2646, P h o n e (02) 60331 255.

THE ENTRANCE - L ong J e tt y Luxury la k e fro n t c a b in s a n d villas. C lose to c lu b s, re s ta u r a n ts , s h o p s a n d b e a c h e s. P a ra d is e P ark C abins. PH: 1300 658 865. paradir

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FOR SALE NOT JU ST ANOTHER NEW PROD UCTS! E nhance y our bowling! W arm up w ith Rowo Herbal Sports Gel - Aust L 63093. A natural, G erm an, herbal product. It helps to prevent m uscular cram p s & sp asm s. Effective, cooling and tem p o rary relief of arthritic pains, m u scu lar stiffness, a ch e s & pains. Helpful to sp o rts injuries & soothe insect bites. Pepperm int fragrant, nong reasy & non-staining to use. RRP $15 per 100ml/90g tu b e @ selected outlets. For sam ple, inform ation & outlets Tel: Dalice Enterprise P/L: 02 9988 3941 w w w .geocities.com A ierbal-sports-gel/

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J olly Swagman Motel 1 Commerce Street, TAREE, NSW 2430 Undch Nm M anagement

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Includes: • RAC Accommodation • All cooked breakfasts, mom & aft teas, lunches & 3 course horaestyle dinners • Four fidl day trips • Free pick-up & return to Albuiy station • No hidden extras Touts include: • High Country • Bright • Alpaca Farm • Trout Farm • Lavender Farm • Wineries • Beechworth • Bogong Village * Historic Gold Towns • Rose Farm

Divisions for Men and Women. Excellent packages available. Non bowlers welcome too!

BOWLS ALIVE — APRIL 2 0 0 0

PORT MACQUARIE. EAST PORT M o to r Inn, w ell p o s itio n e d , dire c t d ia l p h o n e s , TV, b a lc o n y , e a c h ro o m m e a ls to u nits, s a ltw a te r pool, BBQ a re a . P h o n e A llen o r P am for b o o k in g s. Q ff-se a so n ra te s $44 d o u ble. P h o n e : (02) 6583 5850.

BRIGHT & THE ALPS TOUR 6 DAYS/5 NIGHTS (Sun-Fri)

1 3 -2 0 A U G U S T 2 0 0 0

Very limited space available Ph (02) 6942 1388

LAKE CATHIE - C ath ie C o u rt h o lid a y u n its. 5 B o o d g ery S tre e t. FSC e a s y w alk to B ow ling C lub, B each, Lake a n d S h o p s . S h o r t d riv e to P o rt M ac q u a rie a n d G olf C o u rse. P h o n e (02) 6585 5212. cathiecrt

5 mins walk RSL and Beaches Sun-Thurs 3 Nights B&B $230 per double 5 Nights B&B $350 per double Excludes Schoool Holidays and Long Weekends - effective until 30/5/2000

1800 060 678 (02) 6552 3511 Fax (02) 6550 0019

N O R FO LK ISLAND

FORSTER/TUNCURRY. Luxury selfc o n ta in e d g ro u n d level 3 BR c o t ta g e . A c c o m m o d a te s fo u r. S h o r t w alk to tw o b o w lin g c lu b s, s h o p s a n d b e a c h . U n d e rc o v e r p a rk in g , BBQ facilities, q u ie t a re a . 0 /n ig h t w eekly. R esid e n t o w n e r. P h o n e (02) 6554 5600. tweedir

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FRONT HOME LAKE CATHIE, N SW N ear P o rt M ac q u a rie . 5 BRs, u p -m a rk e t h o m e , 10 m e tre s to b e a c h , 50 m e tre s to Lake. S le e p s 6 to 10, fe n c e d y a rd , BBQ, TVAfCR, m ic ro w a v e . W ee k e n d o r full-w eek re n ta l a v ailab le. P le a se call o w n e r o n (02) 4353 5522 fo r b ro c h u re . incatours

Admiral Nelson Motor Inn

On the Manning River 200m from RSL Club

utdo or

BEACH

w a s e d ir

Special Bowlers Discount Phone for Brochure

Numbered to hold eight drinks in shade and provide for slide-in advertising boards on rear side.

P h o n e (02) 4390 2501 - Max (02) 4393 2542 - Brian Email: brim on@ acay.com .au_____________

BEAUTIFUL BUDGEWOI — 1 o r 2 b e d ro o m w a te r f r o n t d u p le x . All inclusive — linen, cro ck ery , c u tle ry e tc . W alk to H alekulani B ow ling C lub, s h o p s etc . $40/n ig h t. PH 02 4399 2004.___________________ STEBRDIB

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NEED A PLACE FOR YOUR DRINKS?

B r im a x O

MID NORTH COAST

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Mt Beauty (03) 5754-1033 P O B o x 3 6 0 , iVtX B E A U T Y V IC 3 6 9 9

ClossífiecP lìc lv e rlis e m e n ls HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION MID NORTH COAST

NORTH COAST

SUNSHINE COAST

SO U TH W E ST ROCKS. N o.2 Q u a r te r D eck. 2 BRs, e le v a te d g ro u n d flo o r, h o lid a y u n it, s e c p a rk in g , int. la u n d ry , v id e o , q u ality in c lu sio n s, 100m to b e a c h . M ention th is a d v e r t fo r d is c o u n t. Ph (02) 6566 6999. COGNIS

WOOLI - D isco v er q u ie t u n s p o ilt b e a c h e s . R iver, N a tio n a l P a rk s, g r e a t fis h in g . B o w ls. 3 BR S/C h o u s e a n d 1 BR unit. E n q u iries: Ph (02) 6649 7880. WOOLIDIR

CALOUNDRA. N ew luxury 2 BR o cean front SC unit, sec parking, pool, BBQ, sp a, e n su ite, s u n b a lc o n ies, 50m sw im , fishing, b e a u t o c e a n w alks, parks, o n e m inute w alk m ain street, restaurant, tavern, b u s stop. Phone (02)6642 4010. hogno

WARRAWEE HOLIDAY UNITS. T he u ltim a te in re s t a n d re c re a tio n w ith Lake C ath ie B ow ling C lub, 3 m in s w alk a w ay . Fully s/c u n its o p p o s ite b e a c h , c lo se to lake, s h o p s a n d g olf club. G ro u p p a c k a g e d e a ls av ail a b le . C o n ta c t Alf a n d L aurel, (02) 6585-5343. sheadir

KINGSCLIFF*** M otel u n its w ith k itc h e n e tte s , c o u rty a rd . W alk to b o w ls. A ttra c tiv e w e ek ly ra te s. Air c o n d itio n in g , d ire c t dial h o n e s a n d all g ro u n d flo o r u n its. Ph/fax (02) 6674 2999 fo r b ro c h u re /e n q u irie s .

W OOLGOOLGA a ffo rd a b le a c c o m m o d a tio n fo r th e c o s t c o n sc io u s p e o p le . U n d e rc o v e r p a rk in g , TV, S p a , te a a n d c o ffe e facilities etc. D is c o u n t fo r m e a ls , d rin k s. P h o n e/fax : (02) 66541 424. $30.00 D ouble. G o B a n a n a s M otel, evangdir

FORSTERTUNCURRY Holiday accommodation available. Beach front, lake front, close to clubs and shops. 1, 2 & 3-bedroom. All properties self-contained. Holiday brochure available. Mention this ad and receive a 10% discount (excluding Xmas).

Richaixlson & Wivnch 6 5 -6 7 W h a rf S tre e t, Forster. (0 2 ) 6 5 5 4 6 4 4 4 WRENCKDIR:

FAR NORTH COAST

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POTTSVILLE S a ils lu x u ry 3 b r to w n h o u s e , n a u tic a l d e c o r , w a lk to b o w ls, 100m b e a c h , L.U.G., p riv a te BBQ, 2 T V 's. R elax e d a n d Fun. From $40 p /n ig h t. Ph 02 6684 5221. ______________________________ MAGNADIR

YAMBA - P e g a su s M otel, sh o rt w alk bow ls, beach , river. $50 d o u b le, or 2BR SC un its w ith kitchen, UC park ing $60 d o u b le , $80 fo r 4. W eekly ra te s available. S e n io rs d isco u n t, l(j pool, BBQ, half te n n is co u rt, golf practice net, o n site re sta u ra n t, ro o m service. Ph (02) 6646 2314, Fax (02) 6646 1433. PEGASUS YAMBA - INCA S U N MOTEL. 5 n ig h ts b e d & h o t b re a k fa st, $350 p e r d o u b le . B ow ling C lu b o p p o s ite , g o lf c lu b 5 m in w alk. R iver o r b e a c h fish in g , w e s u p p ly b a it a n d lines. X m a s h o lid a y s e x c lu d e d . U se XPT Rail P a ss, b u s s to p o p p . m o tel. B o o k in g s p h o n e (02) 6646 2144. N R M A *** INCADIR

BALLINA

QUEENSLAND GOLD COAST

Far North Coast

COOLANGATTA/TW EED HEADS b o rd e r. C lean , c o m fo rta b le 1 a n d 2 BR SC fla ts, fro m $ 2 5 0 p w . C ashel H oliday F lats - Ph (07) 5599 2792.

"CHERRY COURT” , "JAMES COURT"

RAINBOW BAY - COOLANGATTA M o d ern s p a c io u s 2 b e d ro o m a p a r t m e n t (T w eed P a ra d ise) level w alk to c lu b s , s h o p s , b e a c h , fro m $ 2 5 0 p w (02) 9661 8997 BURLEIGH POINT APARTMENTS. M odern 2 BR beach fro n t apts, fully self co n tain ed (inci linen). Pool, heated sp a , BBQ, sec u rity parking. J u s t $63/day (low seaso n ). D iscounts for long sta y s , re c o m m e n d e d by Ian S ch u b ack . 300 T h e E sp lan ad e, Burleigh H eads, Old 4220. Ph (07) 5576 2233 - Fax (07) 5576 2650. GARVDIR KINGSCLIFF - M o d ern 2 b e d ro o m un it w ith lock-up g a ra g e . F ro n t a n d R ea r b a lc o n ie s w ith a ir c o n d itio n ing. W alk to b o w ls clu b , c lo se to b e a c h . OFF PEAK DISCOUNTS. Ph: (07) 3893 0450 o r 0412 275 568

COOLANGATTA/ RAINBOW BAY One phone call locates Rainbow Bay's widest range of holiday accom modation! Every taste and budget well catered for. R a in b o w B a y R /E 231 Boundary Street Coolangatta 4225 Phone for a brochure on

(07) 5536 1833

“ PALM COURT” , “ PINE COURT” Self-contained units in Central Balllna. Close to bowling olubs. Prices from $175 p.w.

Brochure available.

MICHAEL KEARNEY REAL ESTATE 171 River Street, Balllna Phone (02) 6686-9545

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BALLINA FAR NORTH COAST, NSW Extensive range of budget to luxury standard holiday accom m odation — flats, home units, cottages. Situated at beaohfront, Shaw Bay, in tow n close to Bowling Clubs. Brochures and ta riff schedules available.

DAVID R. CLARK AGENCY 123 RIVER ST, BALLINA 2478 Phone: (02) 6686 2177 Established 1919

A FRIENDLY WELCOME AT

HOLIDAY FLATS ON-SITE VANS

SUNSHINE COAST Holiday Unit, Point C artw right. O verlooks M ooloolaba with uninterrupted view s of beaches, m ountains, a n d ocean. Self contained, beautifully appointed, acc o m m o d a te s four - linen supplied. Pool, BBQ, e n te r ta in m e n t area. Easy a ccess to shops, clubs, boating, and w alks in ad jacen t n a tu re reserve. S e c u re u n d e rc o v er parking 90 m inutes from B risbane or a ccess via M aroochy airport. R ates on application. P hone Allan 04 1258 6792. WOODGATE BEACH E splanade and National Park. Shoreline A partm ents, 4-Star A partm ents - a n d W oodgate Lodge, 3-Star 2BR units from $200pw. Phone (07) 4126 8924 shoreline

SYDNEY NEWPORT BEACH - R elax o r Bowl Free C oaching. 2 BRs, SC flat, w alk to b o w ls /b e a c h . Ph: 9997 8162, m ob: 0414 999 886. gramdir

GOLD COAST-TWEED KINGSCLIFF - Fully e q u ip p e d 2 BR un it w ith m o u n ta in a n d s o m e o c e a n v ie w s. T w o m in w alk to b e a c h , s e v e n to club. A q u ie t lo catio n w ith lock-up g a ra g e , b a lc o n ie s a n d m o d e rn fu rn ish in g s . Off p e ak - $190. Ph (07) 3893 0450 o r 0412 275 568.

SUNSHINE COAST CALOUNDRA. FSC 2 br. units with pool, sp a, sau n a. Close to beach, sh o p s bow ls. Low off sea so n rates. Q uiet pos. Ph: (07) 54915600 DOHEDIR

PORT STEPHENS NELSON BAY. 2 b e d rm self-c o n ta in e d unit. 100m s h o p s , 5 m in to b e a c h a n d b o w lin g c lu b . W a te r v ie w s. O ff P e a k $ 2 1 0 pw . Ph (02) 4965 7674.______________ alchdir PICTURESQUE, p e ac e fu l rural river s id e s e ttin g , 15 km u p riv e r from P o rt S te p h e n s . D o u b le e n s u ite , h o m e coo k in g . From $ 3 2 p p - G reat v a lu e l D etails p h o n e /fa x (02) 4997 6623 e v e n in g s . tibbdir

NELSON BAY ALOHA VILLA MOTEL "your tropical hideaway"

5 nights, 2 people, twin share, B&B package $285 (excluding GST) arrive Sunday 1pm - depart Friday 9am. ■ School holidays & long weekends excluded. Effective until 30th September 2000 Bookings: Phone (02) 4981 2523 Fax: (02) 4984 1245 NRMA * * * * ALOHAhll

CENTRAL WEST

DUBBO & CENTRAL WEST 6 days/5 nights $ 3 9 0 p p (Use XPT Rail Pass or ow n car) Stay in 3 Vs Star Gallop Inn IMotel w ith beautiful Licensed Restaurant T o u r No. 1: W estern Plains Zoo, W arrum bungles, Gulgong, Mudgee, Wellington, Parkes, Peak Hill, Gilgandra,Yeoval. T o u r N o. 2: IMacquarie Valley, Narromine, Trangie, Dubbo, Western Plains Zoo, Wellington, Burrendong Dam, Stuart Town, Yeoval, Peak Hill, Parkes and Forbes. Includes all meals, entry fees an d lunches. Tour on 5 star coach with local hostess. FREE PICK-UP IN SYDNEY & NEWCASTLE AREA - GROUPS OF FORTY PLUS N o Single Supplem ent

P h o n e : 1 8 0 0 - 0 6 0 -1 1 2 f o r it in e r a r y .

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