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AmAm held at Wensum Valley on Monday 16 September 2019

NVLGS • Sep 20, 2019
21 teams of 4 played in this event and prizes were awarded to 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th places. Wensum Valley were most hospitable……the staff were all very accommodating and everything ran smoothly. A buffet lunch of cold meats, various quiches, salads, new potatoes and assorted rolls were all beautifully presented.

Liz Dann, the Club’s Vets Representative, found two starters, Carol Reed and Jean Stebbings, for the 1st and 12th tees and Annie Bryant who sold raffle tickets which, after the purchase of golf balls for prizes and a donation to the Ladies’ Captain’s Charity of the Air Ambulance, raised £100 for the Norfolk & Norwich Hospital Charity.

Ann Whittington, Match Vice Captain of the Society, who had arranged the event, invited Linda Sheppard, the Ladies’ Captain of Wensum Valley, to say a few words. Ann then continued to give a welcome speech and thanked several ladies who had helped to make the day a success, in particular to Janet Lavin who had assisted in registration and checking the cards. President Ann Ewer then presented the prizes.
The Results:
Position Prizewinners Club Points
1 June Meadows, Felicity Leigh, Heather Bullard, Avril Carey Barnham Broom & Eaton 90
2 Anne Horne, Jackie Luetchford, Janet Tanner, Sharon Yenson Royal Cromer 85 OCB
3 Gail Barrett, Sue Fage, Helen Beck, Jenny Beckett Costessey Park and Royal Norwich 85
4 Sue Nichols, Maureen Burne, Christine Green, Carol Wilson Costessey Park 84 OCB
5 Sue Sides, Val Miller, Sue Boast, Annette Hardy Costessey Park 84

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