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Commonwealth Games Baton
Melbourne 2006 Queen’s Baton Relay is the world’s longest, most inclusive relay, traveling more than 180,000 kilometres and visiting all 71 Nations of the Commonwealth in a year and one day.
BOWLS JERSEY AND THE BATON
Jersey 2005
On 14th of April at 8.30am, a team of 12 bowlers comprising of 2 from each club and 2 from Bowls Jersey (selected by their clubs and Association), carried the Commonwealth Baton through the Millennium Park. The first two were Frank Hambly and Alison Camacho from St Saviour, they passed it to Peter Horn and Margaret Osmont from the Sun BC, who passed it to Bill Larbalestier and Karina Bisson from St Brelade. They then passed it to Chris Andrews and Brenda Foord from JBC, who passed it to David Villars and Betty Villars from Les Creux. They passed it to the final pair Margaret .Le Sueur and Peter.Mavity from Bowls Jersey who carried it to Les Creux Bowls Club where photos were taken. The baton was then taken to La Moye School where Karina Bisson handed it to the Constable of St Brelade.
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Officials and Baton relay team |
Baton Relay Team |
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St Brelade BC |
Sun BC |
Les Creux BC |
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St Saviour BC |
Jersey Bowling Club |
Alison & Karina |
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Lawrence De Gruchy & Pat Henwood |
Alan Cadoret & Carol Rudderham |
David & Elizabeth Humpleby |
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Peter Horn passing Baton to Bill Larbalestier |
Karina Bisson passing Baton to Betty Villars |
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David Villars passing Baton to Brenda Foord |
Chris Andrews passing Baton to Margaret Le Sueur |
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Peter Mavity carrying Baton to Les Creux BC |
Bill Larbalestier carrying Baton To La Moye School |
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Karina Bisson hands over Baton to St Brelade Connetable Max De La Haye at La Moye School |
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